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sept i-71
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kSRoM No !, TO No :. j4,t received and for
u sale, at th. store e
Sept 40. Is1s. ~ ~
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Woon WAETrn.

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SEPT ~. ISIS
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pl EI.IC SALE

G.NES EESCE
put ,ut,crioer-, Ehecuyors II Van SNeaIin-
- gen, deed. vail sell 81 yuLlic auction, be-
fore the Tavern OF Dan Eniler IN shepherd
town on UsiHs'iay iks l7n crp, !.Srr. the rsra
formerly Owned BY jane. y. Laos on ~h,ch
Ne'his' Vsfbie lived. ajJ"iGirg The Ind, OF
Henry Shepherd. MIR. Fox aud Archibald 10
binson IT. , containing between
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a Save

For he cure II Rirg aad TsS~ horn.
tUI-Ca'e, cf year. .landin. hsve been r..
moved ~ Tue s.Plcaiion Of ihis valuable pre-.
psfaiion.
sheptetd,town igs -. isla
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UITIOE

on ne 'tEl forts Csirk2 ND gTRfd
kJs.ffl INSTRUMENTS
E9tElLt rtEEH re-p~,tfiiIt .rr,,p,.
4fk tIc r.iysrs ~ Cfa.Ics.sr snI jsasr.
'"1. net - -Ii tssrh oH abe above ib,,f.-
5nsnt- A-r'r ar Nj Stobs's tavern
Ntr.L ~ t-rE
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office.

EkN'!E nolea given at the sale Il Jacob Gall
u "a Fse'usry last are now due snd m nv
RACES. i""'etisie r'yrcut viii bs expected
SAMUEL. ID BAKER
Sh'9herdsiown, Sept -. 1888 st.
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Worm syrup.

81 GROSS fopnEs Gsrnsu W.rm syrup.
- equal n a"t 'rPefinr. 800 any otter pfepara-
ton TO- before he IA-.e. fsr The removal ~
Worms fran to luHr' rr-r Tie fern. IN
Stlsb ogcr Goo. aftiri-. .tra.I i.tuce I'll sta
fs4 ire Neiieihr Of tlls description foEsr
s'a ln al es'ss whefs % .s u.t 's;.fsetors. {
v.I .ar.f utIngy rsy tstk We sm,urt s,,sa
far %. ED ttsJ SIC fePsctfI.iy requested 10 10
uariN Prepared by ard 10 tsis 81
iuJNGs Irus I.ft
Ua,psu-Fsrr1. SEPT 90
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These lands nesti. oceury the space between
Ch'r'"'in'n s"d iiarPcrs-f,rry.
Sept ~ 1879 a
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Valuable Real Property

situated on the leland Of Nrg,piu.. wear ilar-
Psts-feTry. lately tho property az Townsend
Seckhsm. deceased. eon,s,rs OF large aud
IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

To this last expression there were several who res
pended amen" One Of the bsilifs, stout fellow
Who stood csse me- leaning his stan. burst INTO
flood Of tears aaa you this soon became conts
gisus.
1t was scene pray may never again be called to
look upen-s1teen eiow beings hor an sssfAsy Judge
Asd liaissd to life Of three weeks and these men In
the prime Of fe many of them with the blood OF youth
csursiag in their veins-,her average ago. THINK
not mere than twenty five.
One thing more, and close my letter, already too
long Let the friends Of Miller Of Cooley, Of Mallory
and Of Reynolds be on the alert Let them apply with
out moments delayt Sir George Arthur in their be-
half and my opinion Is that their efforts will be crowned
with success II will be found that Sir George is not
that blood character have been induced to
believe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13
II. 6. ADAMS

LATER FROM FLoRIDA.-By the steamer Charles
toa which arrived at Savannah from Black Greek, the
editors of the Georgian received the following from
their correspondent.
FORT KING, L. F. Aug. ].
SIR,-I have. as usual. hut little news TO communi-
cate Last week soldiers were killed by the In.
dians, in the vicinity Of Fort Micanepy. They had
gone wthest the permission or knowledge OF the
commanding officer. Several recent murders have &C.
cured various points the frontier and II is com
puted that about 80 persons have fallen by the ride,
since General Jesup relinsushed the command of the
army Not than three four persons were kill.
ed by Indians, during the whole time General j. was
in command of the army-a period of nearly two
years.
Indians have lately been about Tampa Bay, in
small parties, Exertions were In vain made 10 catch
them Capt Fowler came in sight Of them, and cap.
tured their ponies clothes, &c. they made cut to es-
cape. with their rifles.
Gen Taylor has returned 10 Tampa frem the recon.
ne;sance he made OF the Northern posts and vicinity OF
the Okefeaokee and is attempting open negota
lions with the Tallahassee Indians And there is some
prospect of making tolerable grab. and ooringng the
to close in fact the war must soon ternns'e OF
ITSELF for Of officers, Gen Taylor has lately re-
ported to the Secretary of War. 1t viii scarcely be
believed that Junior I'd Leuts. have been in command
sftwo companies. and that junior Captain now CON-
mands the 9th Infsnry and there is scarcely officer
per company.
Gen Taylor can with Froprie,y complain of a want
of support Washington and IT the troops are idle,
is owing 10 the absence of seveneighths OF the
pany and the field officers with the exception OF one
Lieutenant Colonel Hawse. This officer asd Colonel
Gates have been more active and performed more duty
and services in the field, than all the other
field officers united vet see certain persons selected
for Brevet Commissions" a higher rank, who
NAMED about six months in Florida, and performed but
the ordinary duty expected from them Fair play is
q level OF inesiim able value"
Had the officers been with their proper regiments and
companies in Ferida several handred men would have
been sent to the OkefaRekee q month ago. and gives
protection to the inhabitants in that quarter and their
presence would have prevented the Indians from
uniting the recent murders Camp Pinckney.
Col Harvey has been actively engaged for some
weeks in preparing for expedition to the Suwanee
down the Withlacoochee, the Ock la a-ha, &c. We
are prepared here join him as he passes. On his re-
tsrn 20 Fort Heilemaa. he will push an expedition
South up the ST. Johns, to the Everglades.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13
DK. j FHANCIS, OCCULUs.AQUA, OK
~ SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF THE HUMAN

EYEs-In presenting to the afflicted Francis ceebra led
ses:e Of ds,y feeling which he viii be the
Of aeyang the sunerngs Of his fellow creatures
eases hope had aed and where perpetual loss OF
sion n in eases Tasse
able.-(See eerticales.)
placing II. e%eay before the Community IS that may BE-
TO all and that may prove balm Of healing 10 the
Francis occuus Aqua pied innammatory disess
Of The to s s
the eyeds-weakneses Ct sight, opthamas, &c II
dead CT udy sppesrsHcss frequently known BY
In,y all those ma and dis
variably be ,reats d by this nestimabe remedy.
for sse Advice is cheeruy given free OF charge the pro
preo house where alone the specific be procured in
Professional hours from to - O'Clock "A M and from to
10 Barclay st. Jun. 70, 1888.
r. s. been thought ad able few eerth
IT, and ackso edgsa WORTH are sufcent vouchers for The
accuracy Of their statements To make on
and the unSemished honor of,he authors.
From the Rev Mr. Potter Pastor church Bridge.
quanied who had been nsxry eight years alter
pending hundreds OF dollars varoHs les with
ie Of Dr. remedy T
HI, e ns s hrsS M S
sight and speedily did he improve in health TIL he recovered
Another was that Of poor man. Who spending nine
on s w Es sS a
cataract eye, that he nearly blind trial OF
Dr. Francs remedy however, three bottles only being
him. removed H. to the surprise Of all who knew ha and
with that well he did feel II
my duty give this Information for the benefit Of the
public
The Rev. ). Harrison, a Thompson having procured
bottle for Mrs Harisens says-'to his
has removed the dmoess and psn which had
years. she had used many d. eye
ers but they all fsed Therefore hope the public will
soon appreciate its value JOSEPH HARRISON"
Mrs McCafrey No James ST. widow Of the late Dr. Me-
Carey, having used Dr. France eye water iays am hap
had the desired effect and truly saved
from absolute blindness and hope the public will
know Its value"
The rev Mr. Dunbar says-From the testimony Of those
used the eye prepared by DR. j. Francis.
Recommending the special notice
the publie.n DUNCAN DUNBAR
Pastor Of Nc Douga Of. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Francis be ditpg pushed from the NATURAL
and III perform melton OF that organ withc1t giving
the slightest pain.
10 Barclay street. New York. ie9 3nN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

From cor Evs~iug EdtoAI
IFrsn the Literary and Pictorial Repesiisry.l
rAs CRUSADERS Lament over his S,eed.
Ny resn, my roan ny gallant roam!
Ny Andalusian stsed!
There's none sosid vie-my i.ved. my own!
With thee for strengsh OF speed
or perfect symmetry thy form,
30 slesk Thy glossy coat
Thy name like spray seiors the storm,
Ger tty proud necA did noss.
Thy neigh, which Hke trumpes-blast
Rang ihrcughthe held Of hight,
Is hushid-thosee y ss have fash'd their last
Their brightest look Of light.
Cared be the forger Of the DART
And he who gave the blow,
And bade the life. blood dew.
No more across the sunny plain,
With The dread simoon's speed
Or mid the heaps ot Moslem slain,
Thou'h carry me Al need
No more at tourname thou't prance,
Or firmly a rock,
In fsi career, Of shiv'risg lance,
answering meet the shock
Companion Of my soyhosds hour!
Friend Of my ripper years! iii, aou,srs
Each day thy grave III strew WIN no"eis'
And water II win tears
Nv sword and battle-nxe shall rust,
Dim grow my polished shield,
Nv banner trail all IN the dns
No mere Pilseek the field
Pl seat me by the Dead Sea Shore,
Where now thy bones do lie;
AID tell thy deeds of glory DER
To every passer by.
I'll tell how, when by foeman pressed,
Mid Jordan's rushing tide,
With me you plunged, the waves did breast,
And reach'd the farther side.
I'll tell how, DER the desert vast,
When Arabs did pursue,
Two days devoid Of food you pass'd,
And on. untiring flew.
I'll tell how, gentle as a child,
Yeu answered To my call,
Though proud Of spirit, rude and wild,
Save me, u mankind all
All had deserted me but thee
Now thou, nay steed ART gone,
And left me like blasted tree,
So friendless and fororR.
But oh, my roam! nay gallant roam!
IN never e eve thy grave;
Here will die. my loved! my own.
My beautiful, my brave.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

T,uK WALKS At HOBOKEN.-The pubr
are respseisy niormed thsi me walks ana grounds o.
deiehtfu place hsve bees much
Five avenues frees have been psated The vicn
~ 81 FERN which sf-rd pleasant aud shady wsks sns
l~.A 20 bvsufu along the river Those WISHING
q, ssspe The sose SD tsro Of large city, are ess
sk~d by wnuscs sail 10 euoy the eshee ef the seup
,rv ssd view stature IN all ts chsrms
Very hcsu piying ecnssssy fr-m Bsresy Canal
ssre~t usul sn erAo~k. revviage 6icents. Jes 5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13
DARENTs DO yeU LOVE yOUR CHILD.

DARENTs DO Y0U LOVE YOUR CHILD
Il ENs-Every mother says yesl-Then why de you sui
sendlos the SUMNER COMPLAINT. You answer, because
you do not know Of remedy. You have tried every ed
but the right Ysu have bad the most sklfu pysl
clans 10 sssd them, and they daily waste away tn the
ererucstng torens and dc And why do you suffer
all this when certain and safe remedy may be bad -
liam street. for boe Of Dr. Jsyncs Csrminstive bsisam
who will that given according 10 his directions
viii nneess out OF twenty this dreadful diseases
sed In less than quorter OF the time that can De by any
other eanent
Il Is aso sold by O. W. Embree No n East Broadwsyi by
j. b. Dodd OF Broadway and eeckersui and by
Burnct, Chemical Mall, No IS Sixth Avesus, New York
jel5 I'm
DEALS HAIR REsTOhATIyE.-Tssv alo.
- able discovery introduced TO the public with the
It's application, vizs THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THg HAIR the heads Of those who have loS tho
mms and have thereby became bald or partially 20.
Numerous certificates might he gives To show how success
fully this compound has bees applied nsver ssvsg JAILED
single inssnce but u rs brought before the ppbs
SELL hot be applied upoa the principle o-no charge With
DOT success deemed unnecessary To swell an advertise
ment With particulars.
It's virtues have been fully and satisfactorily tested TIL.
heads Of those that esely bald have been by The R
OF beautiful hair.
None need despair whether old Or youss q having then
hair fully restored.
No payment viii be received for any spplcso. Of the Re
sora,ve until the individual who tries saushed by the
restoration Of the hair
An humbug and quschsry In this matter b utterly do
claimed.
Besies Hair Restorative win he sppnes ~ the discevere
Themselves Of lis benehcsl effects the .se Of Mae
d.De Nc Plat street New vorksrd also q the Hair Cot
Ting Rosns OF T. Hswiey agent, No. $50 srcsdw,y up
stairs. UiS@
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II NICKERBoCKER CALCULATING IL
N nNAhY.

Annual Subscription, Noo
Sem. annual I" $50
Quarterly, l66
Moubly.
This Library comprises judicieus selection Of more than
1000 volumes and constantly enlsrgiEg by the addition OF
and interesting work that issues fros the press
Besides The ordnar catalogue braces uvere library
Of moral and entertaining character Ladies nsa gentle
who reside Ia the upper part the CITY viii not emily
FIND their interest and convenience but ente them
selves thanks Of the proprietor by patrontsirg
the shoobook Warehouse and Music Store Nos 22 and rs
Blocker e25l.ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

1nn tNsrANn MI va sHABLE WINDOW
BLIND MANUFACT0RY-The subscrieer resp ctiuly
begs cave 10 inform the puc that for sse ne
ssd elegant ASSORTMENT of every description OF Patent wash
able Trans rarent window Sasdes among WHICH are LAND
ape Dsphareus Chinese and FaHcy Minds
which hecan conf eny reeomm~sd for their beauty strength
sna great durability they have been know with common
10 last from 10 IN he prices ~ tbe sba
ciudng cords tssse rsck pnies ard nngs or windows
10 srder by applying 10
NR-coun,ry dealers supplied with blinds and nussa
fyle- lmis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

PIRATES IN ATcHAFALAYA BAY.-We learn from
the Franklin Auskapasl papers, that gang Of pirates
had been arrested in Aichafalaya Bay. The particu
given at full length both in the Banner and the
Republican; but was late yesterday evening when
we received those papers, we have merely room for
abstract
murdered some time since about SO or 60 miles be.
low this city On the 18th u, three individuals sus
pected Of being engaged in the murder arrested
few miles below Franklin, and gave in their names as
Richard Wright. Jonathan Wright and George Camp
lin On being questioned. Camplin confessed that
Shapes death the result Of quarrel between him
and Richard Wright He stated that they subsistcd by
oyster fishing the Mississippi but latterlv had
ed to the Teche He also stated that fheir party
and woman, were al their fishing ground in Oys
Bay These Mr.. Martin the constable of Franklin
determined upon arrestng. and having procured boat
and crew, left that place on the 10th.
On the 18th he succeeded in finding them but in al.
starving condition, having had nothing but shell
fish subsist upon for four five days. When leav
singuary built which he recognized he had met
and hailed on his passage down. day or two previous
1t evident that she had changed her and fol-
lowed him. This, with other circsmstaHces creaed
suspicion that her object was plumber.
Fortunately, the Il. :. Gutter Woodbury. cruising
al the time, some fifteen miles dstaat; this MIR. M.
knew, and therefore boarded the schr. Temperance,
which he Afterwards fell IN with, procured light boat
and having reached the Woodbury. Capt Greene at
once manned and armed boat, which pursu it.
When the strangers were overhasled, they could
show papers, give any satisfactory answers They
six in number-al desperate looking characters.
and had six loaded rifles deck-beow found
double barreled guns pistols &c.. with plentiful sup.
ply of provisions The vessel skif built aud
der the tonnage required by awand there is doubt
that she fitted expressly plumber the small
cosstng vessels Capt Greene, OF the Woodbury.. had
had information of pirates being the ceas,, and
therefore the alert
The Banner states that the crew Of the boat were Ia
ken board the be conveyed this city-but
the Republican of later date adds that they
leased by the cutter the commandant being satisfied
of the rectitude Of their intentions"
The other individuals mentioned above. excepting j.
Wright. all in prison at Franklin and be sent
TO this city-N. o. Picaynae.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13
( DNhls IDOIH PAsTK-As sessn, and highly

4 lHhlS DOTH PASTE-An elegant highly
" approved Denrfee.-
To give peary wbiteness TO the teeth,
X eshance the charms asd beauty the msuth.
And add fragrant eetaess 10 the breath,
Is an attainment eng devootly wished,
TIE Orris Tooth Paste happily insures
Ths murh desired result, q will its use,
With premp,pess and high satisfaction prove.
The ORRlS TOOTH PASTE, while Ii beauties the
teeth, removing and preventing appearance Of
tartar and giving To them clear pearly whhenv
proves the color Of the lips gums gives additional
beauty the tout observable OF the mouhby Its snectng
properties greatly tends 10 the teeth from decay,
ana also imports that peculiar and fragrant sweetness tho
breath for which the Orr Root Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale wht lesae and retail by
III. G. HART, No IT'S broadway,
s2i-y corner OF Courtlanat st.
EON CHE REMOVAL OF sUPERFLU.
II Gus HAIR'-That bane of female beauty, whether on
the forehead neck still unsighty the
be eeetualy removed by free ofAIKINSONs DEPIL-
AT0RY Its operation Is nstantantous, removing the
without approsoh pain and leaving skin whittier
and f~r by twice using the Derilntsry tbe
rosts OF the hair are usually destroyed require no ur
be may be used infants skis wbous
any bad effects
he advertiser prepared to warrant evr,y bottle sold hv
ham TO operate eectuaIy and To perfectly pnsrert In ~
eHscts Fold wholesale and retail by
H. G. HART, 173 Brosdwsy,
s2l-y corner Corr,landts 81
\ EECH Es-Just received large supply of mn.rIo~
- swedish Leeches and for sale erms
Tyu LEWIS FsucHT gssLs..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale
OIL vItrie, Alum,
Bleactiag Salts. Coppcrss, :.
Aqus An,ons, Muratic Acd,
AQUA Fonis Niuic Acid
Blue Nttrio, Manganese
And rasv other articles In the line OF their bu~ns~
Orders will be received NJ their Banking house, No n
Broadway or Office oftheir No Weststreet
n2S-iyt GEO. y. GILBERT, Agent
GERMAN sILyE" TABLE AND -
NJ SPOONS Fotks, Tongs, Spoons, Ladies, srsvy SPOONS
rssh vho.s al, =, MURRis JACOBS,
26 Maiden Lsre, corner ~ Nassau a.
Also The Consultation Pen, wfh visneur ~ Clay snd
Webster eillotts wsrrers, wendle Auweods ssd reryt
Pens, wib all sisds Of stsdesery. BHivs
uNIAMOND q G M ENT-Pr joInng Glass and Chi
I'D -. ,os sale sv LEWIS rEsCns wA>cER,
sule 2Cenrusndt s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

JTvsTr ID STATES, an Other renns, lvsnis Den.
~ ~srysrd New Jersey virgins, and District ef
C.,u.rhts vu,ss M "a brsed nj the iewra rates. nv
aus y j. SYLVESTER. 10 osdwsy ssd n wsna
TEUMAN ~sIyrE-in sfret srd VIVIAN sssor
NJ of s sirs ~ Plates srs Inges and Wire, ior
y s =, ,s''nIESsis rRucHrwANexn, c.ur,,.oa,s ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

- iNSs and wonhs w ART.-Thc public Is respect
6ed NJ II Liberty doors Of Broadway for the
exhibition OF Paintings and other work ART at private sale
hne collection Of ancient and paintings OF
ed MERIT now exhibition, which the attention of in
dies strangers visiting the city, and lovers Of the fine arts gen
orally Invited The ladies may lie assured that nothing
shall be presented To their vie that the NEST fssdious
object TO- but on the contrsry anxious ever prs
doanste to exhibit such osy cbsse pleasing and
uructive.
Tn. EIhib,ioa Room viii be open all hours from 10
ull7, Pm,
Admission free.
Esgrsvings at private sale In lots 10 suit purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

The steamboat Cornthian, from Maysville, (ky) for
this city, sunk recently in the Ohio, the mouth Of
the Portland Canal. She was principally freghtel
with produce, bale rope and bagging which unin
sured 1t is conjectured that she struck snsg-Lous
ana 4du.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13
Nj II s. GOOLD


dy ar Dh beer success In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-13

THE BRITISH QUEEN-As every thing connected
with this beautiful vessel is ofgreat interest to
ders and to US, we suboin the following from Eng
lish paper:
No can have any proper idea Of the vastness of
this vessel, unless he goes on board She measures
le62 tons the deck is flush, there being OBJ
struction Of paddle boxes machinery in the whole
of her length. which is cts feet-nearly double the
length of Nelson's monument in the Green
American and British flags Haunted at her on
Saturday. The interior Of the vessel is equally won
derful-if is like little town, there being fats of
berths. which amount given TO understand, to
900. The Queen has fall length likeness Of Her Ma
esty in 'front.' and is supposed TO be the largest ship in
the world, being thirty FIVE feet longer than any ship in
the British Navy. She built by Messrs. Curling
and Young. Of Limehouse, for the British and American
Steam Navigation Company; and when she gets in her
have the high honor Of furnishing, the Queen will ply
betwixt London and New York. Every person who
her before she left the Thames including many
val officers OF high rank expressed nselves in terms
nssdmraon of the handsome appearance of this yes.
sand she proved herself a capital sailor the way
wa, her generalrunning being about II knots an hour
II We understand that arrangements are being made
by the Board Of Managers for the Fair Of the Mechan
les Institute, portion of part Of Castle Garden
Bazaar for the sale of needle work and fancy articles
We are happy to hear Of this arrangement as during
the late revuson in business hundreds Of females have
been unemployed opportunity is now offered to
them Of making up fancy goods, which we have no
doubt the public will pa,ronze and purchase Appca-
ton for the stands be made Mr. Josh. French,
Architect, 400 Pearl street, corner of Chatham.