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EARLY SETTLEMENTS AND EXRLoRATl oNs
IN THE NORTH wEsT-Detroit was the resort
Of French Missionaries and traders as early as
1905. The first formal settlement of Detroit
was made IN lAa by an expedition gent from
Montreal, comnan ed by Antoine della Motto
Cadillac, acGngAader commission ffem Louis
XIV
MichillimackiRac was founded in 1871, by
Father Marquette, a French Missionary, and
one ofthe first European explorers ofthe Lakes,
The fort was built,by La Sale in 1919.
Green bay was settled by the French about
1870.
Fort st. Joseph, at the point where fort
Gratiot now stands was built before the year
1888.
The settlement at the Sault st. Marie con-
sisted in 1858 of a FoEt and Chapel, and was
a point of resort for the fur traders at that
period
La Sales expedition was in 1879. He
embarked upon Lake Erie in the Critic, (tba
first vessel larger than canoe that ever hoated
upon these waters) in August of that year, and
arrived at Mackinac in the latter part of the
month, From thence he went toward the
Mississippi. Fort Creve Ceur, was built by
him neai The present site of Rockford in Hi
nois
Forts were built at Kaskaskia, Kahokia and
Peoria, by people whom La Sale sent out in
the course OF his second expedition in 1853.
Cteaveland HeYgtd
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ELEergic TELEGRAPH ON THE GREAT WEsir-
ERN RALNAY.-Our readers are, no doubt, a.
ware That's the electric Telegraph, invented by
Mr.. Cook and Professor Wheatstone, of King s
College, has been for six. or nipe months past in
experimental operation, on line of about thir-
teen miles, previous to its being extended from
Paddington te Bristol. When completed, it is
calculated that communicates may be trans
mitted from Loadop to Bristol, aud an answer
returned, in about twenty minutes. 1t has been
ascertained from careful aud ofteR-repeated ex
periments, that the electric fLid travels at the
astonishing and uncomfortable velocity of too
hundred Thousand esiies in single second Of
time; so that il a wire were passed Eeund this
globe of ours, this subtle agent would traverse
the circumference, about twenty-four thousand
mites, in about the eighth part of a second. Ac-
coEding to the statements of the newspapers the
ethereal spark was last week employed a We
ny ignoble mission:-an Irish gentlemen h I'd left
his top coat and snuff-box on the road, an2 upeu
making the circumstance known on his arrival
~ Londpns intelligence was immediately for
warded along the line by means Of the electric
telegraph,and this missing property was present
~ forthcoming. The notion OF sending flash
OF lightning after as CID coat and asn4f-box IS
whimsical though aid reminds us Of ths ,heto-
real figure about csaehiag nuts with stesm-
engine. ~
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CCOTPE'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Es-
y adjustment, No. West Fayeue get, basement
story Of Barnums City Hotel aud nearly opposite the
Battle Monument
SHOWS the day and now's the h0ur.D
Idle times now all over for those who will apply
for situations Just bring recommendations and you
will certainly ind employment
QIg-WANlED DA4lY, Perters, Wahes, Osllers,
Councilman, Lahorets, CLERKS, Barkeepers Chamber.
maids, Cocks Wei 4 DIy y uses, sc.
FAMILIES may rely uFe1 getting gosd eTvants
this office.
INFORMATION on any business given or received
OF forwarded far
HOUSES. Lots Farms, &c. for sale, rent or lease
CITIZENS, Strangers and Emigyans visiting
city, would do wen Ia call at this office.
LOST CHILDREN kept at this office until called
for.
SLAVES.-Persons having Slaves for life, that wish
10 dispose of them, either out the State, can find
purchasers for them at this Office
Any commands wil be thankfully received and
pro 1py attended to. Charges moderate and particu
ly he ii understood, all communications through the
ost office must be post paid au IL
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BALTIMORE MORNING. NOVEMBER H. 1870

Although the electric spark moves, as we
have already stated, at the miraculous rate Of
two hundred thousand miles IN one second OF
time, we need hardly observe that telegraphic
communications cannot be transmitted at the
same rate, because as each signal only represents
one letter, the process must be repeated often to
complete sentences and if each signal, instead
Of sgnifying a single letter, represented figures
corresponding to a word in the Geographic die
ti4nary, time must be lost in referring TO the
book; and it appears that, on an average, one
minute of time is required for the Transmission
of about thirty Signals Liverpool Mercury.
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NEW ALi9Ys oF METAls.--A curious aud
valsGble discovery has just hsen made in tn.
ALLOW of metals. A manufacturer of Paris has
nvented cempC sition, nrueh. less oNidable thar
silver, aud which will not melt 1t less than q
heat treble at which silvex will bear; the cost
of it il less thar 4d ounce. An0ther improve
ment is in, steel; an Englishman,a Brussels has
discoge6sd a.sIaOde of casting iran SO that it
flows from the earnace pure steel better than
the best east-steei in England, and slmost equal
TO that which has undergone the process of beat
ing. The cost Of this steel is only a farthing
per pound greater than that of Mining
.IoaEY1oI
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.flom be suyu.el.a,.,la Reglela..

Although the pGhlic have been Gicn iiGssed upon by
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally, really usclll ana
beneficial medicine is despiss6, neglected, merely be
cause S!oune in bad company" am LED so these re
marks by conversation wtiia friend tew<ays SINCE
She had been afflicted for several years with disease OF
che hear wleh had apparently brought her near The
grave. One onLIsOst skiillul physicians was called,
who pronounced her disease inct raDc. AnSdVertlse-
sent OF DR.. JAyNE;s ExPEcroE ANT in the Register,
caught the eye Of her friends and bottle of twas IN
Rediately procured ff0m Benuy 5. Achell's IN Mon
tsose Before she had taken it po days there was an
apparent inprovescen- She has taken bG.tles as
set. but her health his been neafiy.Iesiored.
i have no personal motive iOf recommending thlsl
medicine but merely state this fact hoping mat L may
inset the eye of who aboTns under snlar dis
eRsas that they may ifkeHise partake eft its benefits
"A Ffiead TO Humanity.
Ii. mo. 18th, 1870.
Tlls above preparation ia sold u5
G. l.. DUHURST.
Cosner Pratt ST. and Bagan's whartlower end OF Ger
Market Space aus
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CANFIELD s. BROTH Err.
South east corner Of Market and Charles streets,
BA LTiM ORE,


ITF F@T 4EP PEAR5Es SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, sc.
OFFER Wholesale and retail complete as
Bsortmen of goods in their line Their taclnues Tor
obtaining goods by direct importation, and from ue
principal Manufactures are such to afford them ev
cry advantage. Among the leading articles of their as
-O''i"e''' "'S WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
Gold Levers, Of NJ j. Tobias, Johnson, Robinson,
Cod Anchor Levers, do with independent seconds,
Gold Lepnes and Vertical Watches,
Silver Levers and Lepines
Silver and gilt Watches-suit- bic for The country
GILT Cit. AIabaster, Ebony & New England clocks
Ladies gold chains,
Gold guard and Fob chains
Seals ard Keys, Watch Hooks,
Miniature Gases, LOckels.
Diamond Dian RUBY, Emerald, Pearl, Mosaic, Cameo, En-
ameIled and gold breast pins.
DO finger rings,
Pearl sets complete,
Gold Thimbes, Pencil cases,
a large assortment of common Jewery-suitabe-f
country trade.
United States Army and Navy Swords,
Gilt and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrust Rapier DO.
Fencing fols. masks epaulettes
Wings, sashes, pumes aguilettes,
Sword helts, assels, stars,
Caps furnished to order, and trimmed,
Gold and silver lace,
Cord, thread spangles, bullion, &c
| Eagles, plume sockets, ball buttons,
| Army, navy and other military buttons
| Pocket, Holsters, Travelling ana rlfe pistols
| Dirks, game bags, powder TASKS,
Shot pouches, percussion caps,
| Gun Wadding, Sc. -
| BRONZED GOODS, LAMPS, sc.
| Bronzed and gilt astral masue and suSpenuihg
| lamps,
Chronicles, candlebras, candleshcks,
| Brackets inkstinds taper stands,
Card vases, Thermometers, &c.
| CUTLERY,
Table and pocket cutlery,
Racers, scissors, SC, &c, ---..v,
, | SILVER, PLATED Il BRTTTANIA WARE
Silver spoons, forks, ladies,
A Butter knives, sugar longs,
Salt spoons, sc.
| Plated Bread and cake baskets,
WageTs, casters, candEesucks,
| TeaFand coffee urns epergnes,
Shutters and Trays
/ Bottle stands, .a-,oo
| Guns gobets. tankards SC. for communion service
Plated tea and coffee coRplete five aildSslx sp1e
ces,
Bnttania ware in SETS
FANCY GOODS.
Writing desks, dressing cases,
Work boxes. snuff boxes, card cases,
Segar cases, spectacles, coral,
Razor straps, tooth brushes, purses,
, Chcssmen, back CANNON boards,
Dice, pocket books, wallets,
Morocco Miniature cases,
Musical boxes, opera glasses buckles,
Sides Head bands and ornaments,
Purse clasps. shoe buckles,
| DecdnteT Labels.
Pencil cases, sc. &c.
| Military companies furnished with equipments al
/ short notice.
f.. Watches repaired and warranted. W uich tooia aHo
materials for safe.
, aul3
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PROSPECTS OLE IOWA.

The rapid ard extraordinary gEowth Of Iowa,
since its erection into sepeIate Territory is
phenoneoni IN the history OF governm entaand
the march OF civilization. Eight years ago,
the immensely antity of soil now groaniDg an
der its abundant yield, the fruits of the labor
Of fifty Thousand freemen, was then pressed eu-
Iy by the savage foot, who stallfeJ, a spectre
at MONDAY, unseen, unheard by white Tnaa.
Seven wears ago the first settlements, by the
whites, were commenced in this Territory at
Du Bucuety few daring aad enterpEsi0g
miners Gradually the Territory grew into i'm
J ertance .until 1898, when 1t was struck off
from Wisu0nson and established a separate gov
eminent. At that time IFS population number
ed little rising of230 900. Since then (within
two years} it has more than doubled, and now
comprises quite, if not more then fifty thousand
people It's citizens generallysare OF the best
class of farmers and Observation-Disclosures
and enterprising. Success hasfthus far crown
ed their eXertions--and health, contentment
and prosperity every where prevails amongst
them.
Emigration, too, continues 70 pour in upon
US, notso rapidly, as formerly, 1T is trne, but
constantly. The embarrassmentS in money
matters which have been conIsen lol the last
year, have prevented many from coming who
were otherwise TeaLy and anxious but were
unable 10 dispose oftheir possessions at home
to advantage. When those difficulties shall
have beer removed, the tide will again break
in upon Us swelling or population and cover
ing our soil with dense mass ,ef enterprising
citizens.
Our laws are wholesome, uniform and Just
and our law makers and law ministers such
as the people are pleased TO select from among
themselves
Taking liato consideration the rapid settle
ments and improvements which have thus far
marked the career of our infant Territory, 10.
gether with its boundess domain, unsurpassed
If eG alled I'm richness, its fne and healthful
eli ste, its numerous water privileges, its
great commercial advantages and its mineral
resources, nc section ofcountry can be pointed
out which has the same pros .'ectss or the same
substantial nae ms within itself of reaching so
high decreelof wealth and Buriing-
ton (Iotea) &c, re.
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EVER-PoTNTED GOLD PEN.

FENfE combined qualities of Incouosbilty and dura-
n blity possessed by this and beautiful article,
may justly claim for il the title of GO Ever pointed" The
bodysof the pen is Id, nconOsble metal, highly po-
lished and will dys retain its elasticity and beauty,
and the points, are formed of metal second in hard
ness 10 no substance heretofore discovered having the
indissolubhity of dam0nd and wholly insensibe to
roson; wear, in the slightest degree affect
them. In addition these enduring properties it has
the sotness and smoOhness of the quill pen, and its in
cono,ibity allows free aud pleasant flow of the ink.
II wa invented by ]. L. Hawkins of London, who also
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manshp and long application have been necessary to
perfect it, and it is offered the Ne Plus Ultra"
of pens having the beauties efhe quill and metallic pen
combined with its peculiar exeelency pathways re-
tanning the same elasticity, the easy ow and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time ana use.
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptihle 0J5-WaraRted for one year.
For sale by CANF1ELD BROTHER,
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
OLE Agents for the Manufacturers
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kS[S1sE. ~ = nh -SSAOS EaObSE.
FEyEz r, uscriher having taken that large ANA com
Z todisrs House, with grants front, corner OF s.
Paul's ana Eayettc streets has It now open Tor the re-
ccptioa Of. siers The house has lately undergone
thorough Yspair and il Is believed at there is no house
in this city tai is better anaRgedor the convenience
and car.lJ oil It's baarders. i, hiss large parlurs
for ladies' and one gentlenaa's pr ara about toIly
chambers well arranged, neat am tif. The subscTi-
her pledges himself that neier pnS expense shall
be waEiia2 his part give sati..acUn TO his guests.
In concu 1n he pledges himself TO set good Table,
and have dean beds and good ana faithful servants, and
make Ids charges 10 correspondent he times.
JCHR L. HOLLZMAN.
Raltu.afe, June 5th, 1910 -;aasgiw S-3a4w
{lz-Te Rational lnteIceneeT vii please insert tai
twice Weel for four weeks ana send their Dill 10 tAis
office.
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naTsspEI - ES t1k1aGk.sSk "a VEN, That the
n subscribers have obtained rom the Orphans Court
of Baltimore in the State CT Maryland, letters OF
administrative with the will annexed, Inc personal
estate of Reo Myers, late of The city of Baltimore
deceased Al persons having claims agalDst the estate
of the SAID de- eased hereay warned 10 present the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated to
the subscribers or before the first DAY OF February
1871 otherwise thcy may be excluded nom all bench
from said estate All persons indebted To std estate al
requested to NIX Ike payment without delay to either
fhe subscribers.
Given under a,Ir hands this 9Th day u July, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
VIM. II. COLLINS,
Administrators with the annexed
;,,oaU5 Nicholas MYERS.
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Total population of the world, 100000
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

A letter dated Vienna, the 9TH inst, published
in the journal de Frankfort, announces Gsat the
treaty relating to the navigation of the Danube
had been really concluded between she Russian
and AUSTRIAN governments.
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Three diamonds have been found near Algicrs,
one Of which weighs three carrots; and, il free
from flaws, is worth 81 900, It has been obtain
vi by ths school of Mines, at Paris,
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENlNG
PLOrGETS. HARVEST TOOLS. &c.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST

SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MASUF ACTURER OF
PROCLAIM INCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. 80 South ShGrp street,
ER ESPECT9UTiLI informs the citizens of Bal
IA more ujat he is prepared 10 perform every opera
ton appersiEing his profession, sucn Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, &c. He viii also in
sert Incorrlp5e Teeth PvSis or Clasps, in the most
durable RasstszI.
REFERENCES
Philip Z. 1homas,l
Matthew Smith, lJa.r;,,or.
John Needless
VIM T.. Bartlett
George Truman,
Elisha Townsend Dentists, Phi!ad
NJ. ;. Foster,
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Crops Of every description havs turned out
Wen in our Territory this season. The yield of
every kind As abundant, aud meets ready sale at
good prices ~ Darlington (l0Yoq) Ga<ette
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u. States 'sHl'S0'y at Springfield, hlhSS-
There are in the U. States only two establish
ments for the manufacture of small arms owned
by the General Government. Gre of tn Sc is
at Harper's Ferry, Va, the otherat Springfield,
Mass. correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce, in a letter dated 18th
inst. gave some account of the fattaT.
The premises owned by the Government at
Springfield include about 100 acres Of land, di-
vided into two parts one ofs60 acres, upon
which the armeTies and part of the workshops
and other public buildings are situated; the
other of SO acres and lying on Mile River, three
quarters of 4, nile distant, where the factories
worked by water power, are located. The two
portions areGeEnected by a sire or avenue
running from, ere TO The other.
Springfield Is situate on the Connecticut,
twenty-six mixes from Hartford, and contains
six or seven thousand inhabitants. The Ar
mory was established there in l795-which
event gave the li st imp ulse to the prosperity of
the place II is healthy and oecGgies a beautI-
full position. TLe nut Iber OF men employed
by the Government is rom 200sto 270-all OF
whom are paid by the piece, eXcert the Super
intendent, Meste- Arm oureT, Pay Master. four
clerks and nine inspect DIS, who receive saia-
ries. A good workman can earn from forty to
sixty dollars pentaonth, laboring ten hours a
day. Some Of tbs meo employed : this estab
lshment have bee there for thirty years, their
reputation as geCd ncChdnsc5 % ing SO Wen
confirmed that tlleir services could not well be
dispensed with.
During the yealt. $50 the amount ofeXpendi-
ture at Springfeld,1as $1sS, $50 IS, for which
the Govegnmen! manufactured I5,0CO muskets
with the necessary appe ndages,, such az screw
drivers, wipers, ball screws, sc. Each musset
cost about 81 81, The report for 1889 in
cudes the work docs during three fourths r.
the year only--a chfnge having been mad
fiscal arrangements BY whica the yea
with September inst ad OF DeeeGl1beI Dang
that period the ,Gsxt rnInent eg2eAd IRE was
4SI2I ,664 81 for thef1aa uufactEEe .of arms, and
$50, 705, 81 for nachiRary- Ten 5iauoand mus
kets were made withfhe usual sppGadages-
A new mode Of constructing the mnskets has
been adopted, Galen from the model of the
French weapon, .althnsgh it is staten that the
French themselves has gone back fe the old
plan. The Improvement has been rendered
available at our .alRaries by reason of the
greater precision end mechanical akiil with
which the piece is constructed. The tparticu-
larE.cf the new plaa aredwo minute ami techni-
calao be interes; isss tn'ahe general reader.
Since the establishment Of the arEiory at
Springfield in 1895, there aave been manulactur-
ed there 437 AGO mE<Eeles consisting of .253,-
800 bright vanished pieees and 1874, 1850 hrawn;
besides which in fasmer years a few short
guns, ycarbines and pistols were made and
large quantities of mnSkets from time to zine
repaired.
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A CARD.
cSnTn AVN SILVER WATCHERS ,JEW-

n CAf<D.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY. SILVER WARE, sc.
TABRIEL ID. CHA Rfk has recently imported
II a splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepine and Virtical Watches, all of whic are
made BY the best Makers and warranted to pc form
accurate time, will be sold as low as any other house
the country. Purchasers will find their advantage
bv calling the store, head of Cheapside, No. WA
TER STRESS Baltimore, where they will find good as
sonment Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Rings, breas
pins gold and silver Pencils, Addison's superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons, &c.
NJ b. Fine Watches of every kin property repaired
i3My country friends particularly invited TO call
Store No. Water ST. iy Ii go G. ID. CLARK.
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O. AGGRESSIVE PRoGREss orsEUssrA.-W itlin a
period OLGA years, the total acquisition If Rus
STA .equallsl her whole EHtopeln empire before
that time. The aeqnisitioHslyom Sweden es ual-
led the new kingdom of Sweden; from Poland,
atcrritory equal to the Austrian empire; from
European Turkey, country equal to Prussia,
exc usive cf the ilhcnish provinces; from Asia
tic Turkey, territory equal to the German
small states, Rhenish Prussia; Holland and Bel
etiuna; frora Persia, an extent Of country equal
to England; and from Tsrtary, a country e. lal
to European Turkey, Greece, Italy, and the
whole of Spain. The Russian frontier has been
'Ay.nccd b. these acquisitions about 700 railes
osrards Berlin, Dresden, Munich, Vienna. snd
Paris: 500 miles to Copstantinople, 63G miles
10 stocsholfn, and about LOCO miles to Tehrsn.
The estimated population OF Russia in 1850, at
the accession of Peter l., was15 100000, arthe
acaession.o Catherine H. in 1852, it was as
90 1000 land at her DEATH in 1896, it was &c ),
00e 600; whilst at the death Of Alcxander, ia
1925, it was Sc, 000, 900.
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CANFIELD d BROTHER,

Corner OF Baltimore and Charles stftrts'
addition Their already large assortment are aaiy
receiving new supplies Of goods III Their ms, sich az
Gold lever WATCHES. OF ''Tobias," ''Johnson,
ssIarrisonn and other makers-"gold anchor levers
sspod epnes ,, and vertical Watches; silver lever, sill
yer Fnni.h and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings. PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold FehcH
Cases; TIL AIBIES; Miniature CASES ana every va
riety of JEWELRY: silver and plated WAKE oil all
kinds Lamps and Chronicles; gilt alabastor, and ebony
CLOCKS; Music BOXES; German silver SPOONs
and FORKS. ,,-opps,
Aiso-MII, TTARY GOODS, such as--SWORDS,
EPAUI, ETTES, PLUAlES, SASHES, BUTIoN9, ana
every article in that line. 'Roger's hne GU FIERY
together with all kinds Of Tools and Materials gr Ic
makers-with a great variety OF FANCL ~ I
suitable for tie country trade All Of which VIII De sold
at reduced prices and pleasing terms AT Whoesae or
retail Country merchants arc invited 10 cav. DC
EV4NS' PATENT SELF-SHARPENlNG
PLOUGEIs. HARVEST TOOLS. DC.
IaNuEI subscriber is now manufacturing c. x o
EVANS; reverse point, or sell sharpening PLouGHs
each share (of cast from has two points, aud by rerers
ny act mon the principle oi sharpening and there
fore economy in using These plOugs are made IN tlle
hest possible manner and VIII b0 sold OR as reasonable
terms as can be had tis city; together with my ex
tensve assortment OF other make Oh piouss anu ac
ttral implements generally. IN,
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Gram ChA-
BF,ES with Wadron's and Grfn's Blades; GraR and
Grass SCYTHES Of Waldrons, Gritiin's, and Amer
can manufacture; Scyhe Snatles and other llarVes
| tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, Sc' &c.
| Ihave also patterns toI, and have made some spenh
Cast Iron Ratings private dwellings and lamp post
and would invite these wanting such articles, TO eau
see my work.
| All orders will meet with prompt attention
j. : EASTMAN
| 36 Pratt ST., between Charles s Hanover ST.