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the office. Crowds of anxious expectants are seated
there, looking out every minute for chance, In
comes employer in search of a steady man, or de-
cent GIRL when buzz fifty candidates for the piece OF
good fortune the alert and on their legs In an
instant The director, Mr.. Buckly, who goes on
systematically, has notion that turn about is fair
play, and forthwith tells them in plain English, and
after that in classic 1rish that although Father
Matthew used TO serve out the temperance devotees
with the pledge and his blessing, In squads, the plan
was not practicable in other cases, and, therefore.
that they bound to wait their turn, like well
trained christians 1t is only fair to state that
few words from the director, OF this kind, well put
in, serves quickly to restore order, and the same
resigned demeanor that prevailed before the stlmu-
ant was applied
The excellent wood cut that heads this article is
the representation of scene outside the ofhce,
where the group is seen the que riue by the
arrival of employers in search of suitable helps.
grave Irishman stands with his back against post,
cogitang with the aid of his dudeen on parting
with Phil and Barney who appear in the foreground
quite amused with the overtures of the stranger,
while the latter is seen laughing with good will al
the fun OF the dialogue. The door Is crowded with
buxom lasses, eager candidates for the honorable
situations OF cooks, chambermaids, or drynurses
Altogether It is graphic sketch.
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COME ALL WHO ARE
SUFFERING FROM PdIN,
BE Cured without Charge or Expense.
BARTINE.S LOTION


The greatest Remedy ecer kno,cn for all the Com
plants mhich Hlvofesses 10 cure, ,ciH be giren
Gratis to the afflicted mho canaa
afford TO purchase by,
sss Brooasgay,S aasi.sy,S New ,e York.
RARTiNE's LoTloN-The Io,.n was inyeted som,
aided By skill experience. The orsin design q
lis psss @ o ss to ia he
he friends Of those who had been ssns,ted BY virtues
to an ss s sss 's
on s enre a. r. m"i % Ghe M n ,rsf cities m r. h.. uioa Who"
cshrity spa found m way into pnbc flvoras unrv,'rt
md sxaoriia balm in the oi many ofhe lis Which
I"e,,s, Of Cont Rhcsm,,sm swelss Of kind: Di:
snsa s r h s ss. and M sGa Cam. reqacss Ds, "S an"
Wounds Of every description affords qmsirie and psr
relief lt is, pehas The only article tht can
generally rroj@csd y tsI soid afef y@ni W S,r@ % sad
lieut. remedy For Fever and aeue, Asue
Ike charm Bat above a the csre @ II T. eodo" saj
a addition 10 te eenga influence the Loon rye over The
able in similar complaints to which inferior animais are
SUBJECT particularly Ihe Horse, whose value and useful
where been applied to this fine creature for sirh, ja
apparently new a"mston and vvscy to the animal 10 such
an various instances ewnnng of has been
Lotion, rather the natural speed h an%s1 Il has
ssS equally S an specific 1G for
common to the horse. in which has proved superiority
The Lotion is composed entirely Of the medicinal proper
sa,on and other
ward medicine, is the most Innocent wholesome smua
ting and cheering character and will expe Instantly those
dull heavy and hypochondracal feelings which
subject and give life and animation to both body and mind
opposite Washington Market at IS cents single bot
No Nassau street at the Drug Store Of Sixth Ave-
and Thirteenth street.
Also, Of the Popetors 323 Broadway where there will be
made liberal discount those who purchase by the
quantity for shipping other uses
Agents wanted for the sale of the above Lotion.
G. s. BARTINE & CO., Propretors
Principal Depot, 1923 Broadway, NY.
Where large volume Of testimonials be from highly
respectable parties this and other parts lmrc
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VOlGILAENDEK'S

DAGUEhKEOTYPE APPAKAIUS.
"A RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brothern.
law Mr. voightlaendsr Vienna enable the subscribers to
Largest size Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
plates, at $l43.
plates, at $78.
Small size Appatus with one-andahaf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50.
Gentlemen sending remittanccs in accordance with the
above prices depend upon receiving the genuine Vogt
aender Apparatus, and worthless initiated article they
harng procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical Of their mportstion well all
other articles connected with their art sale lowest
market prices. w. A. f. LANGENIiEIM
Philadelph Exchange.
Referring the above the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials can be procured the stated prices their
Daguerrean Attelier, No. pol Broadway, New York
iva m-rc LANGENHEIM 4 BECKERS.
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED SrATEs.-The official
Government journal at Washington, alludlng to an
article in Philadelphia paper under the caption" WtH
MtricO declare Udr says" politicians here dlter
about the course which Mexico III pursue. Governor
Shannon and Captain stockton incline TO the opinion that
her clamorou and infatuated people will hurry the gov
ernment into hostile Other politicians mere
will not believe that England will permit Mexico to de.
clare They that II is her interest TO keep al
peace and that England has peace in the palm Of
her hand. few days must decide the question.
Unless England blndly intent with the Unit.
ed States and she may think IL the time TO strike at u.s.
she will urge upon her ally to keep the peace"
FRIGHrFuL AccmENr.-A sad accdentroccurred
in Rochester about halt past o'clock on Thursday.
Daniel Osborn and John Griffith, who at work on
the top of Osborns block erecting the OF
Main and ST. Paus streets by the giving way of the raj
ters fell about sixty feet into the cellar below and al
though not quite dead when taken up but slight hopes
are entertained OF their recovery Mr. Osborn brother
OF Nehemiah Osborn the owner Of the block, and Is
highly esteemed and respected citizen. MIR. Griffith Is
young man about 20 old and had scarcely compile
ted his apprenticeship as carpenter
ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION TO PosrAAsTERs.-lhe
Postmaster General has issued order directing Post
masters whose commissions the postage OF letters at
30 per cent and of newspapers at 80 cent under the
Act of Sd March 1926 shall fall short OF the OF
S625 for any quarter OF the proportional part
that for any fraction of quarter be authorized
credit himself in separate item in his account current
for extra commission the postage OF letters at 80 per
cent, under the act Of Sd March, lS45.
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EAPKESS NOTICE

EAFKESS NOTICE.
HE Undersigned being desous Of doing all in their power
10 sustain the Government in its experiment of giving
cheaper postages hereby give notice that and after the first
gay oil July next mailable matter whatever either
envelopes or m wrappers will be received at OF their
omces Ior transmission by express, otherwise.
rcsve instructions will he their Agents refuse
m"aoe matter under whaeyer guise i may be offered
LIVINGSTON WELLS,
New York. June ~ 1876 jsss ti3ju sc
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BLOCK Tin WARE MANUFACTORY.
A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT Of Planished Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes, Door Mats Shaker Selves and
Broomsn short every variety Of house keeping articles
IN B.-A complete assortment OF Coffee and Tea Ums Table
Dishes and Covers &c. for hotels and STEAMBOATS, on hand
and manufactured at the shortest notice -
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
uS fvns t6 Cafharire street. New York
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Office for the sale of the Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP.
At No. 40 1-@ COrtlandt street, New York
FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
illness y U made an Of d n, d
on beng strongly urged By my friends well by the consdsrs
e & pS Gss I a
ment for that parpose and located myself 4s Cournd
him and the medicine sold in his and
% Ws * De s h the form 0
continued this competition until had to believe this
complaints come in to me relavs to he yaapity and
strength Of he Syrup Thinking sts written might
overlook and any merely personal bat nv
aon was too completely nterwoyen with the reputation
would extend its to ths other
encountered large expenditures in establishing and
usvey MY well
character and the certificate Of with advice
whom visited both IN the city and country and The
gradually increasing and now wide popularity of
r oss1 sye
caused great numbers make application Of whom
Results like these were truly gratifying and did no, feel will
ling that the advantages thus arising all should be los
narrowed through the neglect or variation any other
To those who know personally and the history Of Sy
the only
tod o. preparing this medicine through all is different stages
insure its full and uniform strength without the use Of batknd
heat which tends to destroy the properties of some
" ans h cy s .u.s % S
which these objects can be successfully attained Complaints
and s%pSma
wh,ch are confined exclusively to myself
ons. min mas sf me %
i9r m himself or e least opened an Office this cy wish HIM
ic informed to come and buy ms genuine Syrup and
wsey enough cautions i against compounds
~ d1 .s n s 's ds
established Office aek Courtand onsd obeow Greenwich
myas im.m . Dhh""A''
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TO LET-Front rooms, furnished or uniurnished,
E suitable for Office, in the National Coffee House 32
Broadway. The proprietor respectfully informs his
M friends and ths public thar he has s,.an establishment
ments IN the house the price Of billiards 2 per
Ihe proprietor has strict regard the comfort of his vsr
a. that he has combined economy the following prices will
show-A room be had low % cents per night and 81
per week The will be in attendance all during
ring the hall bell ~ " - ~ ;eon a.,
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WHICH gives to the month of February OF the
present year increase Of more than one half over
that OF the year 1912.
There is also attached TO the institution a board
of eleven musicians, distributed as follows oc-
tave flute | caronet in f | do, lst in c 2 do,
I'd in G; 2 French horns, lst and I'd trombones,
lst and I'd bass drum; pair cymbals.
Several of the pupils pay particular attention to
the study of the organ, in order to become able
take charge of that instrument in some of the
churches Indeed, several pupils are now employed
in that capacity in two more churches in this city
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GENERAL BUILDING REPATRs SO Nassau ST., corner
~ of Maiden Lane.A orders attended for
Mason slaeing Plaserng Flaggng tin roofs repaired and
painted and all other done
manner. Also, furnaces ranges kettles steam boilers
ovens and every kind Of FIRE works put up None good
workmen employed Expeditions and moderate charger
Chimney top. FOR curing smoke Up town orders left with
Quinn. Plumber, N< Broadway
mT-imrrh y. H. QUINN
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9th, and saw the pupils engaged at their daily
SKIS. They all seemed cheerful and well contented
his gentleman also took us through the schoo
oms, where saw several of the pupils receivlngl
the instructions OF their respective teachers After
sitting rooms, &c, &c. and everywhere we noticed
the same appearance of cleanliness and comfort
which had struck us on entering the building, and
which bespeak the careful attention of him who has
the different departments under his care.
The number or pupils admitted in the institution
from its opening, has been, we were informed,
300. The number of those who actually enjoy the
benefits of this institution is 100.
Here we subloln a comparative statement of the
number OF pupils, during the last four years, accord
ing the annual reports made by the board of man.
ayers to the Legislature -
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us 1T A HUMBUG ?'
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRlSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID
ss oaa s ls.,S s
ty It's merits Thousands oioegn certificates might readily
to await some result might dgc
pleasure that the following ceIticats. are
the public which are selected from several othr Of similar
The first extract from an editorial which appeared .,
the 2h instant in the " Albany Daily Cirizen"J Stanley
The rArnYT GAlvASIc RIScs, which are making such
,tir IN the World Just now are novel nve"cn Of this
With their efficacy say that Or re
have ia len uatr notice. which have favoahy
ts,Ss Ssw ~he Issi 70 ShH Is x %
,resdy m Of eeas STATED pam y lie de an
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whole side d is f 5 S' R e I'D ots% 9 s M
could not ri tb" ia ' Ss s las " 5
two Caste, GAY mic Rigs snd used lie Mas
se1 he %Ss Sss
and While before ass he s sta aaas .spss 10
out walks some aad Ter the most part abe to help Himself
S r. merits Of Dr. cr'''' c''"A'' Rings and Magnetic
years crap %yeg ,hsSs frequently Suffering ssS e.
most pains; the cords Of .gs having contraeeg
Of without the least In truth, seemed only
getting From favorable which accidental,
heard induced the effect of your Gsvsnc Rings
and Magnetic Fluid In less than hours after
rely left and two weeks having elapsed without any
fcomplant, believe has effected BY
your discovery and deem duty to inform Of the fact
and state my willingness 70 have made public My wife has
n various Of the body which has been cured she
eves eectually by the ofhe Rings and Magnetic Fluid
after trial Of but few days. shall feel pleased sayirg
the increduous of the truth Of the above appca
SAMUEL SHIELDS, 1855 Eldrdxe street,
New YsRK, June 23, I845.
DR.. A. II. CRnrm:- " 49,
Dear Sir-l have from my childhood been afflicted with
almost constant headache rheumatic pains in my
legs and have often suffered intensely that pre-
destroyed my appetite Ny debility and has
consequently been that after having tried every
mended Try your Galvanic Rings magnetic Fluid and
ony friends urgent solicitation induced to do so Its
effect system almost miraculous After few
application appeared strengthen my relieve
me OF my headache and have had relapse of the Iheuma
tsm any pains since the first day would therefore un.
hesatngy recommend your Galvanic Rings and Fluid to
those afflicted ' Acos eYi been uEksYpfsy Is
These certificates published for the purpose of inspiring
honest confidence his discovery, which Dr. CRrsrE
eves deserves II 1t others could be
given, which be the Office 1874 Fulton In all
kinds Of Rheumatism and Nervous Coup ,ints the beneficial
effect certain and lasting and in all VIII the Galvanc
Batteries Magnetic Machines recommended the Galva
mic Rings and Magnetic Fluid will be found equally beneficial
much sqe and fcenfv times cheap The only place
New York to obtain the genuine ARTICLE Dr. CRs!IEs Of
hce R} z lA FULTON STREET (Sun Buildng)-1p All ima
ton sold elsewhere the city, entirely oress and with
out the least beneficial effect jy9 lw'ec
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY IN AFRIcA.-Itis is stated
in letter recently published in the columns of the
National Inciigencer, that a of people have
been discovered the mission established by the
American Board at the Saloon, who described as
gusge represented of the perfect and
monious in all the world who have among them tra-
dton that some two centuries ago stranger came to
their country and instructed them in civilization and
their duties who are acquainted with the facts and
truths OF the holy Scriptures and who remarkably
prepared for the reception of further knowledge They
at present removing from the interior towards the
coast and the missionaries cherish the hope that through
their agency civilization and christianity may be widely
dfuscd.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.--About week since, as has
already been stated, Mr.. Knight Armstrong OF Bur
rlville on going into his barn. found jug OF rum as
he supposed of which he drank small quantity soon
after he taken sick and died in the course OF the day
After his death, the liquor found to contain poison
Suspicion mmedately rested Mr.. Daniel Cooper, his
neighbor and broher-in law An investigation was
about being made into the affair and town meeting was
to have been held on the subject On wednesday morn
ing last Mr. Cooper into his barn and hung himself
He left paper behind protesting his innocence of the
crime aedged against him, and made every arrange
ment for his funeral requesting that If some of his
relatives should come TO it, that they might bo
sent away.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrDENr.-John Dougher-
ty, assistant engineer in the Revenue Marine, APP
pointed chief engineer, to supply the vacancy
stoned by the resignation OF Thomas w. Faron.
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.6&& For LIvERPoOL-Tbe superior ship NEP
Nf captain Peach, will sail on her regular dsv
23 For passage, having unsurpassed accommodstsoyr.
IN The Cabin only, applyto JOHN HERDMAN,
le"'c 81 South street
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation-.-FOrty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents pei
copy-$7 % per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY fiERALD-Every saturday-Prce OF cent?
per copyS3 l2t cents per annum-payabe in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-alwsys
cash in advance
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch
to the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remltted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR Ngw YoRx IIrrALD EST AsLisHMENY
Nor,hwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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JrILLLA MSB URGH ANU PECK NLIP
EERRY

,sCs-zva x1 The Trustees of this Ferry believing that
E!a..Arlstlere aremsuy Of the citizens Of New York
-x-1E---and vicinity that are unacquained with the
f,ces this ferry aois pleasant communication with
Williamsburg md Long Island would state that there
Two good Ferry Boats this Ferry, which leave Peck
ocoek NJ and then up to ocick AZ each even hour and
htfh hour; after which boat lea, O'Clock and o'clock
Tie last boat leaving Williamsburg haEpast O'Clock p
~
On the evening of July 4th the boat will continue
until ~ o'clock jy2 lm*rc
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GRAND EXCURSION To THE FISHING.
BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK
81 SsSsH aJ THE new and fast Steamboat BUFFALO,
on Sunday, july l3h, viii @'ke an Excursion
sue ocock A. M Hammond street at 81; Canal street,
rs 1s-y City 8M Pike street East Riverl at o. AID Pier
No. North Ryer) ~ 9a o'clock; and proceed the Banks
a,ndigs . a Fort Hamilton on the way up and down.
Fare ls4 c.at; each wayTo Fort Hamilton i2is
The Buffalo will arrive IN the city by 3oclock. NJ
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DIED

On Friday IL, mat Charles c. Cot, 80 On Thursday
Dist nit Gerriu Eof SO.
At ElizsbethiOwn on the 18th July Mrs LYDIA wife
Of : 7. BRITAIN. Esq in the 63d year Mrs
B afflicted for years past with complication OF dis
and through the last Winter spring Parricu-
.ary time mas suffered. For the last few weeks she
almost entirely free from pain but yet her vital en-
crgies spent as 70 afford e hope Of her
recovery. She was however perfectly calm and quiet,
with her heart fixed God and waiting for the hour
81 her departure such her views Of Chris
and such her confidence his etonng blood that death
had no sung for her The life Of this estrnable woman
pattern Of picv, patience and resignation 20 the
will Of God She filed every relation o. lie in
plary manner AZ a wife she and confdng-
~ mother she tender and a1ectionaie-as a friend
she was sincere and consan-andas Christian she
humble and faithful. Her sphere her family cir
c'c and there her worth fully felt To very fe
males any Of the various walks # life could SOlonsn
description Of viriuOus woman be more literally and
fril'h'uiy applied Her OF health added 20 a nafu-
rally nd and retiring disposition made very much
keeper At home Her family and friends Will long
her loss. though they have to mourn az those
who have 70 hope. For considerable time before her
death she had scarcely single cloud upon her mind or
doubt Of her interest in the Saviour We can only
say she fell asleep in Jesus.
This small tribute 10 the memory Of the deceased il
communicated by who knew her well and who hopes
long retain impression Of her modest and unobru
sive excellence. IN. Y. Observer
At Georgetown D C. Goth uli Eliza D daughter of R.
C. austin OF this state.
At Pontiac Mich l2lh Danie v Bis.en Of Ontario CO.
~ IA
At Lskevile Livingston Co. ult. ROBERT BAKER. a
Revolutionary soldier
At Albany. 3Oth Catherine wife Of w w Van ZAndf
At Troy, 3Oth James L. son OF Robert Thompson
At Colchester, Ct 18th GIDEON QuAsH (colorcd) o.
a Revolutionary pensoner.
At Mani one Of the Sandwich Islands 22d January.
Rev Sheldon Dbble, 81 Missionary formerly Of Auburn
in this state.
Atwesthed, Chautauque County, Goth ut Henry 4.
Uaight 46
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED

New iron steam ship Bangor Parker, % hours from
Philadelphia TO Brett Vose. bound 10 Boston and
tended : a packet between Boston and Bangor.
snip Emily. Davis. from ~ CrOx via ~ Thomas, ds.
rum and sugar to Aymar & Co.
ship Clyde, 1heobsld Liverpool, June 49, mdse, and
l54 passengers. 10 Hcrdman.
ship Warsaw Walker AZ days from Glasgow mdse
to + : innes Co-l02 Storage passengers.
ship American. Bradford, Amsterdam June Is in bal
last. 10 master.
ship Duncan, Dagecit 81 days from Glasgow mdse 10
Dnnham & Dimon-9 steerage passengers.
Bark Columbia. Tussel, 81 days from Smyrna wool.
to Dutilh q Cousinery.
Bark Alabama Bartlett AZ days from Glasgow mdse
10 Woodruff & Mnturn-l25 Storage passengers
Brig Robert, Cook y days from West Coast of Africa
skins ivory, coffee. sc. to Gilman. Small & Co
Brig Pedrazza Hutchinson. Palermo. June D. fruit TO
Peter Harmony's Nephews & Co
Brig Huntress Baker IL days from Port au Plat 81
Domingo. tobacco ard mahogany TO Aymar a. Co
Br Brig Belfast Mckinney. ID days from 81 Vincents
in ballast To- Middleton & Co
Br brig Rapid, Clements date Crosby) 80 days from
Black River Jamaica logwood, TO order Capt Crosby
died on the passage.
Brig Orb Perkins 10 days from Mayaguez 7 r. sugar
and moas-es, 10 Asop & Chauncey
Brig fremont, Gilley, III de from Lubec plaster Brett
& Vosc.
Brig Larch Abbott, days from Savannah. lumber.
bound 10 Newark
Br brig Margaret Jane, Hartley Is days from Sydney
coal 10 order
schr Curew Tkiob IS days from Curacao with GOAT
skins and logwood, To Foulke & son.
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MARRIED:

On "wednesday evening last BY Rev. Mr.. Barrett Dr.
WILLIAM TURNER 70 Mss LOUISA w. OGDEN,
daughter of samuel G. Ogden. ESQ.
On Thursday 3lst ult by Rev Dr Anfnon James Van
Name 70 Eliza Greenwood. BY Rev d. r kidder, WI
liam r Howe 10 Jemima Simpson.
A. canandsigzla I6,h Asa Cnlyin 20 Susan Mills
AZ Albany 10Th Nicholas Pike, of this city TO Harriet
Williams 30fh, Elias Curtis. Of Massachusetts TO Mr.
D. w Palmer.
A, Auburn Thomas Msit. If Philadelphia TO Msrisnn.
Pelham goth. g II, Doud ioiursnia jenkins 2ith, Al
fred D. Rsthbun. Of Mich 70 Caroline Van Tuyl
~ Buffalo Goth. WA. Tate 20 Mr. Hannah Lowe -
Malcolm Curry 70 Charity y Fletcher.
81 Wnt Onondsgs Co Path, Prof Oran Favile, %
Maria ~ PECK