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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

prove The nucleus of widespread and dy,rruc.
tive war, an apology for the growing nations
putting the questions of dispute between them
in issue and fighting oul all their old crudges
Under this aspect of affairs, ii becomes our
Government to bestr themselves in The way Of
defence, and not To be backward on the score
of finance A deficiency of funds III pay Ike
army and navy in commission in time of pro.
found peace, is bad symptom TO be experienc.
ed on the eve of an eruption with ollier nations
The country must be defended; we mHsI have
more ships--more deGences on land--a beiier
organized force, and, above all, more money.
TO leave all this until some Of our cities are ac.
tualIy suffering from the bombardmenl of for
eign fleet will never do-a wiser policy mus,
be adopted.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
Texas and Mexico.

Last week we published the particulars OF an
INVASION OF Texas by large body Of Mexicans,
under tie command of General Arista, and the
capture Of several towns by them. Since then we
lave received information that the Mexicans had
been compelled to abandon their conquests, and
we're hotly pursued by $500 Texans. The war, In
Texas, is looked upon ended. Six years ago,
when that country achieved its Independence, the
STRUGGLE lasted three monhs--this time not so many
weeks. 1t is not vet ascertained whether the
Texans will carry the war into Mexico, Tor the
purpose of compelling Santa Anna 10 acknowledge
their Independence.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
American Industry.

Our neigbbors of Easton held Meeting en-
THURSDAY evening last, and formed " Home
Leapuo" for the rsotecton of American labor and
;,,d,,s,ry Of everv description. The meeting, we
are informed, was large and respectable ana 'ile
lest feeling and enthusiasm prevailed. ADDRESS
es were delivered by ii. Hepburn, w mozart
nev. and H. D. Maxwell, and Hopewell Hepburn
ESQ. was elected President of the League. AS
xe consider the protection of native industry a
subject Of vital importance to the welfare OF the
country, we viii take the liberty, next week. oi
oxnlainino the objects of those Home Leagues
10, are spnnQing up in every part OF The iand'
% such Of the cizens OF Monroe VINO may i'0' Oe
a,cua;rte piiii them, and urge upon al 'He iE0-
,,rie,v and necessity of Immediately forming one
81 oar midst
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
Another TOrnadO--TOwn nearly de-
StrOYed.

The Cahawba Democrat states that tre-
mendous gale occurred in the west part of Dali
las county, Georgia, on Friday, the 4th ult.-
The town of Athens was nearly all destroyed.
only three houses were left standing. 1t mad8
clean work among the groceries and drinking
shops. Bottles were broken, liquor poured
upon the ground, casks blown away, and tenn
perance was taught by the whirlwind. Sever
al gin houses and large quantities of Gotten
were totally destroyed. Large trees were up
turned, fences swept away, houses demolished;
but, although every house was occupied, no
person was injured.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
Female Preaching.

Abby Folsom, the wouId-be preacher, has
again got herself into trouble. On Sunday
night, she took possession Of the pulpit in Mr.
Sreeiers church, Boston, before the Rev. gen
ileman arrived, and began TO preach in his
stead, whereupon she was arrested by the
beadle or section, and conveyed 10 The watch
house, where she spent the night. The poor
woman is evidently deranged, and ought 10 be
taken care Of.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

Every petitioner for the benefit Of the Bank
rupt Act shall give bond, with sufficient sure
ties, in form prescribed by the Court, in the
sum of sixty dollars, TO secure the payment -!
all such costs as shalt be taxed and allowed ky
the Court"
The above is one Of the rules adopted by lise
District Court of the United States, al Boston.
Ii appears that there were many applicants for
tho benefit Of the act in that Court, where the
whole assets were not sufficient TO pay the
costs ,.--Daily Chronicle.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
Washington, March 81, 1
SENATE.

The morning business commenced with The
reception of reports from the standing commit
ices, no memorials being presented
The great event Of the day being the retire
men, of Mr. Clay the Senate Chamber was
packed full and over full, and Mr.. Clay rose be-
tween one and TWO o'clock, for the last lime.
dare no, rnst myself 10 speak OF his address,
Ii was eloquent and impressive, and quite Ell
fective enough TO draw tears from all eyes.
In the end, he pronounced formal farewell
TO the Senate and presented the credentials OF
his successor, John J. Crittenden, to whom he
paid high compliment for his honor and in
tegriiy of character
Mr.. Crittenden's credentials Of election were
read, when Mr. Preston moved that he be quail
flied and take his seat
MIR. Crillendcn was then qualified and took
Mr.. CIay's seat.
Mr.. Preston, though the hour was not late,
moved an adjournment. AS mark OF resPec;
10 the retiring Senator, 1t was carried unanl-
mOusy
In The House, Mr.. Salonstall OF Massachu-
setts, Today made report from the Committee
on Manufactures, accompanied by bill which
was referred 10 The Committee of The Whole on
The state of the Union Both bill and report
were ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Habersham, of Georgia, member OF The
Committee on Manufactures, gave notice that
the minority of the Committee In few days
would present counter report.
Mr. Greene, from the Committee on public
expenditures, reported a bill TO abolish the
branch mint3.
Mr.. Everett, Of Vermont, wished that the
committees might be called upon for reports
Objections were made, and the remainder OF
the day was devoted 10 the consideration OF the
Loan BlH-The time was consumed almost
entirely, in calling for the yeas and nays In one
form or another, or for some object or other a
call of the House was ordered IN the morning
and 1876 members were brought in.
The previous question pending was second
ed when Mr.. FlImore's amendment (pending
last EVENING" designed TO sell the Stock for what
it would bring was rejected 90 to 81.
The bill was then engrossed, l63 TO So
This vote was then reconsidered by a vote
of 202 TO 7s.
The vote rejecting Mr.. FilImore's amend
ment, was then recoDsdered. l0i TO 80.
The amendment of Mr.. Fillmore was then
adopted, 90 to 81. The tables being cleared
the bill was then ordered TO be engrossed Sc
cond time, by vote of l06 TO 81.
The third reading was then ordered, and the
bill finally passed.
Mr.. Arnold moved the reconsideration of the
vote on the passage of The bill; which was re-
jec,ed.
After the presentation and reference Of sev
eral Executive Documents
The House adjourned.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

G. t. T.--,Mr. Spencer, son Of the Secre-
tary Of State arrived at New Orleans on the
2lst ulr., on his way to Texas, with dispatches
for President Houston. Their nature is un-
known So say some of you exchange papers;
but the truth Of the matter is, that young Am
brose, the forger, is escaping State prison, in
New York, by fleeing to Texas. He doubt
less imposed himself upon the good people OF
New Orleans, in the character stated, for his
own ends.
The National Inieligencer is authorised to
say that no dispatches have been sent by this
Government to President Houston, of Texas.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
New Printing Press.
busheE.

Joel g. NorthruP. of Courtland village, Ne&-
York, has invented new printing press which
although not constructed on the plan Of the
power press, gives an impression TO both sides
Of the paper before it is Withdrawn. Sixteen
sheets (printed on both sides) per minute can
be s,rikeh off by this press, yet its cost will Tot
exceed that Of one in common use.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

INDIANs.--The Burlington, Iowa, Gazetis
says that the principal chiefs of the Sac and
Fox nation of Indians have made application 10
the War department. at Washington, to be per-
miied to visit The sea, of government, with The
view of concluding treaty for the cessioR OF a
portion of the country at present owned bJ
them, 10 the general government,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
Quite a Family.

A hollow tree was lately felled in Bucks
county, which measured seven feet in diamter,
and contained, as inhabitants, swarm of bees
three grey squirrels, Two large hooling owls, a
nest of flying squirrels, and large number oi
mice
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
yerv AccomnOGating.

A chap in New York buys his clothes al
.uciorl ready made, and eats to Gt-f they're
TOO big. he goes il strong on ROAST beef, turtle,
&c.--if too small, he tries The saw-dust pud-
ding, and other Crahanite food.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

AMERICANS IN BoNDAGE.--There are in The
city of Mexico, in chains, and compelled to
work as scavengers in the streets, nine persons
who claim 10 be American citizens They are
portion of the unfortunate Santa Fe prisoners.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

A RETENTIvE MEMORY -Blanchet, the libra
ran of ST. Genevieye, France, who recently died,
knew, it is said, the titles and places Of nearly
100 900 volumes.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
A Discovery for Housekcepers.

A correspondent of the Boston Transcript
says, that small quantity of green sage, placed
in the closet, will cause red ants 10 disappear.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

HARD TMEs.-.-The times are so hard in
Halafax that the two editors of the Times
newspaper are obliged 10 smoke one and The
same cigar
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06

WHEAT-Missouri wheat has been recently
sold in Louisville, KY, at eighty-fve cents per
busheE
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-06
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Corresnondence of the Dailr Chronlcle.
WASHINGTON CITY, March 80, lS4:


GENTs:-In the Senate, to-day, skirmishes
took place between Messrs. Rives and Clay.
They were both quite warm, but, as usual, both
speeches were Of political character. In The
House, the same order of things prevail No
thing but political and nveerate harangues as
10 who is in the wrong, or who has brought dis
grace on the country. The House adjourned
at an early hcur The Senate were in session
until o'clock, when they went into executive
session. Mr. Hagerly, of New York was con-
irmed unanimously. This appointment, | be-
leve, will give universal Satisfaction. From
my own knowledge of that gentleman, and the
fact of an association with him for some time
past, fully juslifies the grounds of this assertion.
am not al this time able 10 stale what were
the other combinations passed by the Senate.
The message from the President has not yet
been sent in, but there is no doub, of the facts
stated in my letter of 9Th inst DIR. LaIdner
is still confined 10 the house by indlsposiIion,
and, as matter of course his lectures are still
suspended With the exception of the above,
nothing new is stirring. We have high south
erly wind, and every prospect OF heavy storm,
such as are generally looked for al this season
of the year. A fire is raging in the southern
section of the city, but TO what extent | am un-
able 10 say.
Washington at this time is sadly in want of
good hotels. There is, TO use suitable phrase
but one good one in the city--Fuller's at the
upper end of the avenue. Every convenience
and comfort is there 10 be found-atIentive host
oblging servants, and table not surpassed for
comfort and luxury even in our own good Qua
ker city, Jones, Bridges, or The United States
not excepted. Send any of your friends who
visit Washington that way, and let them then
pronounce their verdict, as to these facts.
Truly YOURS 3.
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60, OPEN.-The Delaware and RarItan
e....i !. row open GoI the season.
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IMPORTANT WORK.

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g. r. g. eet ete@iustr..:d ~ssS a. T': :nr ra
tn. y yassss ioraby The most popular weri Of
The ants Of all classes Of the community The following
the important which the learned author
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70 render them, reality The masters Of their
busness and to smancipate them state Of bondage
:Gn Tss a. ssS y SS
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.eSoo 70 Students . %
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the Law become acquainted with the nature Of those
sthy To present Lee such Of the
staple manufacturers dssuade them from ting
laws industry or cherish one br Aneh 10
And Lastly 10 give the gener reader intent chieny on in
tslIcctual OF many or the nobu achieve
q e Ss IL s ws
their paramount wealth. rank and power among the nations
TSe latest statistics Of every mpo!adt object Of MansAc
given from hs best and usually from oeia author
ity, al The end Of each article. ..,,
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, ss lSr "a and % aou sss s,c a il viii
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To- To any perscn sending US ave SsIa time in ad
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a DR.. MORRISON.

~ qrsenwieh. Dr. Morn,on Msrabsr Of the Royal Coz
sh Navy eeutivues 10 BE consulted daily all diseases Of
delicate nature and all those dlst cssg ,cas eosss
oedsens. DIT has had :. experience Of a yea tssst
delicate diseases all their and sed forms
and mild SAFE and infaIibe substituss lor nercprv
ersds stns The tenees y with certainty without suAst
ing tbs patient risk restricting HIM in his usual diet
or yursu while his medicines agreeable n tsss ssA
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY Tho. sasds or yeuss
men are snns.ns from the eonsseusness Of in6sssSs 1
jed from the Of nostrums and ees whEn
stncss only TO induce greater dsession pr fycI %
lso the most sbsfna, yied 10 be psn o.
De ssresRondes u sjScs aa3 sdelne 70 any Part Of n
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

TO The AMERICAN PUBLIC.
:as:
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II a q as
s' az ss s:
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control Of The patient 1t scarcely necessary this period
and To% aeS
wsn y:s% sn
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mend them al and on own personal
;i': ii:si' Ssy
M.snp will b The rss, But :; a;o the case in Eo
principally bssd its horoushy Investigated indu
'eS 70 o:prs and 70 rs.ors
yr powers males when red ICED utter and apparently
X: American .s.neS Of the The Ipcns Cordial
from Dr. Maenin its mm.nss foreign eeebr
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%
and with The sssH q
e. .,sssas :ssssn. hops: or:7sn the ii.roS:
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PUBLISHED DAILY III
yAMRD oORDOu = EMURY8,
No. 81 ANN STRKKH. s3It IN

Noamrs Hss ALD-lssusd every morning price 49,
senfs per copy. subscribss furnished q ns
rsts, for any specific period, en- rcntsendph
WsuxLy haPALp--Imued every Saturday mern&mxso
.iae oclock-pr1ce eests per COPY furnshed ~ -
rsnaxspowpssrs are requessdto adArsS thah tGes.s
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HATSi HATSl HATSil

RKUWN co. = One Price Hat Stofe, WhoIesaIe and
tail 73 Chatham SQuars, Of Mott street. where
fashion, beauty durability and combined to
The proprietors the pleasure now offer addition
TO their recently improved sho napps hat style the
the most oo:y and ua that he difference easily
price cssh system winch enables furnish very
hat for the charged In presenting thesa hats
tum Ut beauty, durability apness ard comfort.
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DIR. J. FRANCIS.
OCULIST
No. 10 BARCLAY srREEr

No. 10 BARCLAY STREET.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE Aston HOUSE.
LIS preparatioas have 10 almost every inst,nr. $500
astonishing all liam natory dsesses or ~ -
weakness Of sight &c. and many cases be iev.d 4.
curab,, az is FULLY atissird b. the following
cl. CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Vaentue youth about Is year of
age brought to house last tall apparently blind ~
called to-day aid that he has the paent n
Dr. Francis, whose treatment hes been the mesls sdsr
God, Of recovering iis sight ~ - :.
Re- ctor Of ST. Georges Churcn Petkm March
" asnearly blind for twelve VITA eoyeriue
the eight and am erfecy restored by Dr. Franci.
MARTHA BEONN, III Forsyth street.
certify N the above being tru. statement. -1a Fl
O. BENEDICT, Pastor Of the stanton ST. Church, J
was neatly blind for weuty y.fr with Cataract il
each Surgical aid rsorted to without good e
ect but from The Of DR. Francis wonderful Preparation
for that sesse my sight is prfeetiy restored. ~
HESTER JOHNSON ss nth Ut New YORK;
We the undersigned hae wtn,s SEED the astonishing Ell
OF Dr. Fagcis P-earsios for dessss OF the Eye,
he.tsinsly re.omm,nd them to the loiee Of the public
DuYcAT. DUNBAR. Pastor of McDosssl street Church.
New York. Hl li EfiFls y
SIN CONr, Pastor of the First b q. list Church. sr
JACOB BRO UNER, rastor the Nrrh BAPTIST Church
JQsEpH ANpRAGE, Roman Catholic Priest Of St.
Peters Church. ~
Numerous certificates can be at e. Office lsttl
NJ -Prtparsd and sod ONLY By Dr. FRANCIS, No. 10
% Artificial Eyes inserted 60 al in appearances e the
n turaI. m lml&w
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COUNTERFEIT. ~
FEMALE MONTHLY
- PILLS.

~ Msdsms Rester. Female Monthly Pills in all eass q
nature uyon whh the health Of every female depends $3.50
their into the United States about Seor ys
psned % for The genuine Cheap eosnon rlIls arc Pu
twelve cents boz, in d6esen bexes and co3
~Fsnss Monthly Pl with the object Of selling II poqbeA
at dollar Females therefore cautioned angt ths6
DIT a Female Monthy Pulls are ecsnisr:its s.espt t.
New York. and No. Essex street, Boston. Price 81
Madame RsstsPs signature u written ON Ne ever u sae4
B. The married under circumstance. nust sbsaA
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MEDICAL AID

those in need Of m.die. aid Of certain description
M sGss IA sIs:a si es %: :1
and p%sssd By P GssSy s, in ISL. he p.s:h:J
' il s s dHn.
1sS.ia
fy s
ri. enable. him .aS
p e and Condition q lie he plan Of
ssS be
ss \!
shows i'ssli Sue. IsS.ss
nature Of structure the patient had idea
@ iS 5 s:s ss
amen ssss s
price Or Gregory will be found at home at all hours
's:t5E .$y ':,,ss; s' s may hi:
gveA eovsT.g III. proper remedies will be for.
waded to order and .ueee,: alwaJ IL.
ROGaK's PATENT MkIALLIC ELASTIC BOOT
n HEELS-The subscri er begs leave inform the rub
'1s &c
The of The many advantages possesses
-The elasticity adds to the durability of the boot one.
n:: &: ss:. ,,
sd-li prevents boots from running down the side or
back.
He-lts elasticity enables to walk with much less IA.
tinue the heel gHi e natural spring at each step.
sh- does not cut and tear carpets like the iron nailed
heels In order to bring this within
Of all the suberbss has concluded 10 them at the
prices fthe common heels
Boots Of every quality and description wholesale and re-
tail, at the old stand.
II. NEWELL,
mo Inn lH Chatham street.
CO.. e. 1'1;'i .s
have received by the Havre PACKETS Arro and
Francois LIST, and offer for salt
Boxes French Artificial Flowers comprising general
assortment Of the most fashionable fow,rs worn in
Paris.
Dor Pink Saucers, suitable for flower akers war
rantsd Of the FIRST quality.
10 Cases Materials for oris vii-rapsrs, muslin oss
silks wires leaves buds. bio oms, olives, sc &C.
This establish constantly receiving the sty
Of nowors as ihey sprear in Paris.
callers will find 10 their advantage TO call. The
extensive the prices moderate and every article
with the grea'ett care. msdm-
RERLINIkON CAsTINGs-Conss o. fra nee Tenders,
and aments of superior manufacture close
OELRiCHs L KRUGER
m3 Inn a Broad ct
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PORTUGUESE @ .s'
II m A L E PI LII s. .

NJ DE BeupEEoaGRE, NJ B. EisSON, fcEIyeAL!
THE scientific combustion Of ingredients a whs4 49,
l. pills composed hsv sns!s then Ne vsn4sr - 49,
!ction Of he world Th are Lnowp ~ os@ nrs22s e
p iinProdaene ths monthly tsses LII s;sse -.
ne Tcr though mild safs ana healthy .hsy @s esr9 y
prce niscariass used during that Ire.
round with The seal Of e mpcrtsr ss,npsc EsfS ~
tains the sionature Of M de 9ou9ei04v8 - ~ En7o
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Ior -, 'sSransssd By mail to nv part q s Qy6
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iii meet Win Immediate attention Bold By apgoDsue
,ao Cherry nsar Catharine street Prizes -. hsn bsR -
No hah boxes sent ~ mAa- f
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no MARRIEDLA


M These Powders have been universally AaeRsA
in Europe France IN particular! for upwards 81 y
well y thoussnds in The e country I: Hsi. -
health forbids tso rapid nesssss o1anily: ,n.-.L
Female Physician p the two principal Female HoitiI .
Europe-kose Of Vienna and Par,s-where favored By ~
great experiences and cpportYntes she attained that es
eiay sdssied TIE femas frame for which her nsdc3
acSusmtsnss with DE physioosy aud anatomy s
frame enabled her-by tracing the decline and IN hssh =
aUsni rapid oten apparently insrpeabe Wiz
cnsrn many fond mother TO premature grave-te teS
frs,s source-o It knowledge Of the primary q
fU,ie indispositions Of married snasseh =
fsos led to the discovery Of her eeebsstsd asvsnii.s
den Their adoption has been the Of ri
only ,s bsah, but the life Of many aAseoaats VI
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this suhjset
vmatue he vast benefits resslthg to Thousands b. H.
,Sopo. most rsspsstfuly arouse the attention a -
ssrisa, BY all that they hold near and deart eonan
6oa. tnct wise AMI ystu9ss to prevent sso vhsh ~
EVER SsPss.ionats y.,uou. and snlishtsssd miSa WY
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tsns They BE- forwarded BY mail to any part Il s y
SApxMk fEsTELt i. Psns. fss.,eisn fr;osissi
0reenwch street. New Yosk Once hours fro1n ~ -
oclk p M. Boston Once No. Essex st NJ 6eWlns