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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
From The Ohio Slnte journal.
DORR AT HIS TRICKS AGAIN

DORR AT HIS TRICKS AGAIN.
Dorr is determined 10 secure Dotorie~
ty awhile lOHger, even II il is acquired
st the expense Of the privileges aWd i'm
munitIes oil citizenship. he refuses to
take Ihe oath of allegiance to me Con-
stItptien,ol Rhode Island. and pTofesses
= to be prompted by Honor. duty. eonsiS-
tency, ard 'sELF-RE,EECF ~ In other
words he wishes the people to make an
exception N his behalf TO a rufeghat ha
beeH Submitted 10 BY all who were asso-
'ciased win him. They, be would Aave
1t understood, have sacrificed "hoBer,
duty" &c, in agreeing TO respect the
eurhorlY ot the State Bnd live as honest
peHceabe citizens lie, Thomas w
Dorr, whose achievements al Chepacket
secured tn him undying renown, is alone
true TO DOrrlSm - another name for trea.
cherry end snGrchy. When he was Of
4ered freedom sometime since, on con
dittoa that he took the oafh OF aIIegi-
i8uce, hts friends declared that he refu-
Bed the boon, because Il was not accom-
panied with restoration of hie rights
as a citrzen, They said he was willing
10 take the oath of alfegiaros, on con-
dition that he should by ha ect secure
10 himself ell the immunNta. 4 a citi.
Gen'of Rhode island Il rs now seen
what reliance csR be place. an his word
and the repr ese ntations oi his friends
We'll did the editor of the Charleston
Mercury QLoco(oco) remark IN the eject
Enepi of DJrr from prison, that This Dor
Tism is one OF The most "hriliapt hum
bugs" rhe "'grpa1es' farce of The age. "
In answer TO a letter from a committe,
in New York, Mr. Dorr writes the fol
low ing among other things:
"'Gn respect To my li6eration I will aG,
ahat It ~as compulsory discharge, o.
thru sting Oul, with 1Ht a restorall0n o
politrcal aRa social rights These an
iWVite6 TO acquire by taking a specia
oath Of all lglsnce, and thereby confess
ing a breach Of allegiance, hy actiog a
Governor under the Peoples Consilu
aion- Honor, durv, consistency and sci
respect forbid sUch an act, and N,
friends do not need TO be assured TIA
90 such oath VIII ever be taken.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
Public Sale.
Thomas Wallace. Administrator de bo
HIS nOu Of CAMEL Berlin. deceased.

ThomHs Wallace. Administrator de bo
HIS nOu Of CAMEL Berlin. deceased.
David Berlin, 1oseph Berlin, Mary Bcr
TIA, and Thomas Wallace and EIEa abeth
Wallace his vile.
la pursuance TO an order OF sale, d.
recled 10 me, Administrator of the estate
Of D'nlel Berlin, deCe essed, by the court
al common pleas Of Carroll county, o
hto. al their August term, A. ID lS45
| will Cffer Tor sale, on the premises or
Monday the % | duv OF September next
belween the hours Of 10 O'clock. A. m.
aud 4 O'clock, P, NJ the following PROC
erly, to wit: a part Of section twenty.
eight, (26I township thirteen, l3) range
SIX, (6) commencing on the east side OF
the Carrnllton 70 d leading 10 New Ha.
gerstJwn. thence south thirty five de-
grees, east twenty seven perches end
Two tenths, thence north RIIy RVe deg,
rees east twenty Two perches, thence
north sixty Que degrees, east thirty six
perChes, thence north fourteen degrees
east nineteen perches, thence north Rty
Two degrees, east twenty two perches IL
large W. o., thence weSi seventy per
ches and three teUlhs to The CarrOlllon
road, thence south seventeen degrees,
west nineteen Perches, thence south
twenty seven degrees. west twenty -four
perches 10 the place OF beginning. con
tanning eighteen acres and thirty sever
perches, more or less; said premises ara
sub jecI to the dover Of the widow W hict
is sci off by meles and bounds TO sale
widow, continuing seven acres; mud are
appraised al $400 Also, loi number
twenty three, IN the town Of New liza
gerslown, in said county, appraised a
s 1873 so, and lot number twenty zone, in
said town, appraised at S33 so, clear o
incumberance.
THOMAS WALLACE,
Adm'r de bOniS non Of the estate of Dan
ieI Berlin, decd Angus, 22, Is45.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of vendi expoaas.
Issued out OF the court Of common pleas
lor Carroll county, and to me directed,
A will offer for sale AT tho door Of the
Court house in CarroIIton, On Monday
The 22d day Of September uext. bet ~een
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. N. and 4 o.
clock. 7. NJ. the following real estate, 10
vii; Lot No. ten 10 ihe town OF New
liarrisburgh, IN Carroll county. Taken
in execution and will he sod bv
D WATT, Sheriff
August % lS45- Pr. feo 81 50.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of Alias Vendi ex-
Donas, issued out Of the court Of common
pleas Tor Jefferson county, Ohio, and TO
me directed, will offer for eale al the
door Of The court house in Carrolllon on
Monday The lst day of September next
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and A o'clock ?. NJ. Of said day. The Iol-
loving described real estate VIZ: the
north east quarter Of section IL, towns
ship IL, and range s; also, The east half
of the south west quarter section IO'
township 13, and range D. Taken IN
execution and will be sold by
D. WATT, Sheriff.
Auewt /, ls45-Pr fee 81 so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

See what manufactures do for lhe la
boring class's =, men, women, and chill.
dren. The MeTrimac Company At Low
ell, whose dividends are So often Qu, ted,
employs / $50 women, whose average
earnings considerably erceeG Two dollars
each per week above the cost Of their
board The aboring men average eigh
ty-6ve eeNls per day sboVe their board /;
fifty six oveIseers receive two dollars
each day, wi'h occasional premiums -
The average working time OF each hand
is but ten hours end half 10 the Boo,e
mills careful account OF working time
has been kept. and II appears that i06
girls averaged 267 days each in year,
and zen hours eight minutes per day
each, being paid according 10 her work.
and all paid 10 cash every month, moi
one farlhing in store orders or barter OF
sny kind. The average earnings of the
women in all he factories, including no.
vices, lie 81 SO per week, besides their
board. Many girls who have been school
teachers gladly take places in the mills
as the pay is higher here, and the work
lighter, though The hours are longer
No one has lost sixpence Of her earn
ings in the Lowell factories since the
first was started The gils have about
100000 in The Savings Bank. Such is
the condition of the laboring class in the
principal manufacturing city in America
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
Estate Of yym. Patterson.

Notice is hereby given, that have
beeO appointed aud qualified Admtnis
traitor on TIE estate Of William Patterson,
late Of Carroll county, OHIO. decreased
All persons indebted TO sad estate. are
required TO make imnedinre payment.
aOd those having claims against the same
t" present them, legally authenticated
for settlement. within one Year from his
date ROBERT R GEORGE, Adm'r
August Is, le45 44-3t.
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Estate OF DR.. A. &.ChEshoisn

Notice is hereby given that the cub
scuber has been 0ppointed adminisrra
tor on the estate OF DR. Alexander X .
CHISHOLM, late OF Carroll counry, OHIO.
deceased. All who know themselves
indebted 10 said estate are required 10
make immediate payment 10 the su, scri
ber aud all who have legal claims
q inst said estate, will present them le,
g4lIy proven, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
ROBERT KENNEDY, Adm'r.
OFthe estate of A K Chisholm, decd
August Is. 1854 81.
N. B All those who hold property he
longing 10 the deceased, will please res
turn It 10 the subsCrIher Immediately.
K KENNEDY.
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GOLDEN BOOT,
NOTICE

Is hereby given, 10 all persons. that al
my instance. writ Of attachment was
this day issued by Geo. Pugh, Justice
# the Peace. for Harrison township, in
Carroll county, against the goods, chst~
lies. rights. credits, moneys and effects
of David Perry, an absent debtor.
PAUL J. GElGER.
July 7, 1853 At.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

REMOVAL OF THE New SCOTLAND
PosTMAsTER Mr.. Raynsford has heen
Postmaster OF The town Of New Scotland
for ne1rly iwenty.one years. maintain
inc his post through the stormy and
r.nscriptive administrations of Jackson,
Van Buren and Tyler. During all this
period. and ami1st Inc mutations Of par
~. Mr. Ray0sfOrd remained ever 7nd o
bsnIy a true, bid, and upcomnr1n'sl0g
Whig An efInrt was made during ".
ts,a administration 10 Tcmoys bln, but
,hs oaIu alternative wsat5e arpo,etment
=, , radical politicsl AbollIeolst. and
,sis Mr., wck'ite could not So'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

The disease called the black tongue
has made ilS appearance in one OF tho
female schools Of BsrJstown, Kentuc
Ky Two deaths have occurred, and
the physicians ia attendance have re-
commended a dispersion OF the pupils,
which has been d0ne.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

Brouchele or Gollre is q disease res~
emb'ing ScroluIa, and is located in the
glands surrounding the neck. Its coma
mencement is slow and insidious, owing
to ils situation between the trachea or
windpipe and skin. but as it progresses,
shooting pains are felt through the body
Of the iumOr, the veins become enlargA
ed, respiration difficult, and death spees
dlly follows. As This disease is OF a
scro(uIous nature, il is often entailed to
succeeding generations, hence the i'm.
petIous necessity OF eradicaIIug il from
The system by the timely administration
Of the right medicine. Sands Sdrsapa'
riIla will dlspeI this aud all other sfTeC'
lions. by depIiviDg the secrelions Of The
poison OF virus that produces enlarge
meat Of the glands, kings evil. white
swelling, chronic rheumatism, scistica,
or lumhago, ulcers and cutaneous erup.
tons are removed bv Itsuse
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence Of its superior value and efficacy
see pamphlets, which may be obtained Of
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wtotesale and retail,
by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 273 Broadway, New York.
Price s. per bottle: six bottles for IS.
For sale also BY K. JACKSON, Carroll
ton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
Am Elegant Farml for AaGc,

The subscriber proposes to sell the
farm on which he resides, lying in Wash
ingIon township, Carroll county, Ohio,
FIVE mites esl OF CnrroIlon, inrmrdI-
aleIy on lhe road leading from Carroll
ton TO Met hanicsiown. aud twelve miles
from he Sandy and Beaver Cana (which
improvement will now be cCmpleud be
yond doubI) containing
ONE HUNDRED &. SIXTY ACRES,
One hundred aud five acres cleared and
IN a good state Of cultivation. twenty q.
cres of which is good meadow there
are on the premises Two good apple or,
chdrds; also, as good a peach orchard as
can he found IN rhis or any Of the ad-
joining ounlles. The buildings are a
good hewed log dwelling. a large bank
double barn, 40 feet loug) with suiia bic
slabing for the accommodation of horse,
stock, sc. PItn,v of good waller at the
house, and every field on the whole farm
ia we'll watered, Those Who desire to
purchase gnod farm would dowe!l to call
upon The subscriter who will show the
premises and mako known the terms,
which will be cncy.
JAMES SpEERS.
August |, lS45 42-3t.
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.BCsSc EeWis's Estate.

Neilce is hereby given, that The uH~
dersiGned have been appointed end duty
qualified Administrators on the estate Of
Jesse Lewis, late Of Carroll county, o.
bio deceased. All those having cIaums
against said estate, must present them
withIn one year from hs date.
sUSANNAH LEWIS Asm,,.
JOHN MOLES, "o" -
AugusI 70, tS45 as 81.
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COverlet g. Carpet Weaving.

The subscrib'r, formerly of Cadlz,
having located himself IN Carroll couo.
~. IN the house formerly occupied BY
Thomas Crozier, deceased, on the road
leading from HagerstowB to VOLTS old
tavern stand, bali mile from Morrison's
meeting house. wishes hereby to inform
his old customers and The public. gener
ally. thst he will carry on the bove bu-
slness in all its varions branches Being
prepared TO execute his wOfk 10 the most
durab ole manner apd according to the
newest patterns, double.
His old customers IN Carro'lton and
vicinity and all others who may wish 10
favor him with their custom, are infor-
med that he will IprelVe and deliver
work at he stoxe of VIM. NJ. Sinclair
From his long experience in The busi-
ness he is confdens Of being able to ren.
der entire Satisfaction TO all who employ
him, and viii warrant hls work when the
ysrn is good He Will. moreover, be
punctual to his engagements, and make
reasonable chareest. N B All persons
are requested to weigh their warn.
IOHN CRUZlER.
Angus, % 1915 45.2r.
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Peter FadcTy's Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scrbef has been appointed and qualified
ExeCntTfx on the estate OF Peter Fadely
Late Of Carroll county. deceased d.
Ted at Carr0Illon, th's 22d day Of August
A D. l845
SUSANNAH FADELY. Ex'tx,
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. 90 z a W D S. no "A
ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN S. RUKENRROD.

pleasure. IN tbs way 10 in
& form his friends and he public
n general, that he has invested g suf4
6cient amount Of capital to lay in stock
If The mos; durable and substantial
kind, and Of the finest texture. Whereby
ne is enabled TO compete with any es.
abishment Of the kind in this commit.
lnItV; and the public are assured that
Eney can be accommodated, considering
he quality, on better terms than at aDy
plher pace, with every variety Of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
Notice 10 Contractors.

Notice is hereby given, that the york
on the IIne oI The cana from the Ohio
nVer to New Lisbon, embracing dame.
locks and seCtlons. On the eastern dIvIs
ion; two tunnels and some heavy exca
Walton, on The middle division will he
ready for examination and placing under
contract after The 4th day Of August
next. alter which time bids will be recei
we'd at The "ffioe Of tho company in the
towO Of Ntw Lisbon. Also, one Acqua
duct and several locks, dams and sec.
lions, embracing all rhe works IRON rhp
Ohio canal Ia The town oI Va nesburgh
will be ready for examination and recep
ton Of bids after the first day of Sep
lember next By order Of the B ard
CHARLES D HOSTETTER,
Secretary OF S B Cana Co.
July 4, lS45-40 St.
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SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL

The stockholders OF the Sandy and
B9HVer Camel Company. are hereby no.
n6ed. that they are required 10 pay 40
lnstaImenl Of five dollars on each share
OF sock subscribed, before or on The IL,
day oI September next; also anoher in
slalment If five dolIars on each share.
before or on the Isl day % October next
10 The Irtasure7 Of said Company. at lhe
Canal tffice in New Lisbon, Ohio. b
OrGer Of the hoard
CHAS D. HOSTETTER
Secretary S d b. Canal Co.
July 25, !845-4I-6t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
FoRTlFYlNG A RIVER

Forll6cations have recently been er.
ected on the Ponobscot, at Buckspon
Narrows. Two batteries have been built
capable Of mounting forty-fVe guns.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

Canal and Lisbon streets, wnpre he 10
tends carrying On the above named Lus
inpss in all It's various BRANCHES.
lie hsltprs himself thai By sssidcous
atteatlon TO business iow prices, nod 50.
perior workmanship. that he viii I've en-
ebled 10 give general satistaculon. and
merit share Of public patronage. which
is respectfully solicited.
RICHARD RUNlON.
CarroIlIon. Angus, IS, IS45
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BOOTS G. SHOES.

Ladies, Gentlemen.
Misses, and Boys,
can all be accom-.
modaled with tho
hnest. most slylish,
durable, and cheap,
est Boots. Shoes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
Saddle Il Harness Making
BSpAD LL8MI1f aIYT,

The subscribpr req
PectIulIy Informs the
citizens OF CarrolIt n
and surrounding cnun
try that he has opened
II asbBpinthe store room
formerly occupied by
ID. Workman. corrprnf
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FLAXSEED ID.

The subscribers will pay The highest
market prrce iu CAN fer good clean flax.
seed, on delivery.
/. ATKINSON & Co
CarrolItou, Augusl s, IS45 -43-U.
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TAXES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
Myself Or d"puty will sit ot tho
place ol holding elections, to receive
taxes. on the day mentioned opPO-
:ite each township, as follows;
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

Slippers, Pumps &c., &c. ofevery STYLE
and fashion, and to SUIT every variety
md taste. His journeymen are the
oest OF Wofkmen, as he will empIov
none others. aud who are able to nut
up their work in style and fashion as
well as durability. Tn, Sc who van.
any article 10 this line of business will
find il to their interest and comfort 10
give him call, when and where lhey
can be accommodated in The most splen.
did STYLE and at The shortest notice.
Call and see, end be has no fear Of tho
result.
Ills establishment is on Main street.
It The sign oflhe
GOLDEN BOOT,
ia few doors west of Legget's Hotel,
where he will he found at all reason.
able hours, ready snd pleased 10 wait
\ rpon his customers and the public.
Il lie will lako in exchange for articles
n his line Of business all KIND OF mer-
|'haniable produce Wheat, corn. oats,
| f'x-sepd. bacon, beans, tulter, egr
WOOL, fax, lInnen Ak and to~- r-.-.
and every other variety OF COW. pr ---e
.Iluce.
4. CarroIIton, May I6, l945.
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SHERiEF'S SALE.

By virtue Of Vindi exponas, issued
out Of the court oi common pIens for
Carroll county. and to me directed, / will
offer for ssr on Monday the first day OF
September next, on The public square in
CatroIlron, the following property. viz !:
one sorrel mare and saddle. Sale 10
commencs a! IL o'clock, NJ on said day.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
D WATT, Sheriff.
August %, iS45 Pr fee S..
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A good ossoitmeht Of AIpdcds and
Meinoes, just received nnd f',r sale BY
Nov, slh la4l.
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TAN-FARD FOR SALE.

THE subscribers wish 10 sell their
Tan-Yard, located 10 The town OF
CarroIttOn. The Lot, on which it is
situated. contains nearly an acre of land
the buildings consist of Brick Bark
house and shop;and frame Beam house
containing six handlers There are al.
so,onslde the buildings, twelve lay away
VaIs, two lines, one pool aud Two lelch
es. The above premises are in good or
der, and now occupied; and will be sole
either with or without stock Of bari
sufficient to keep il in operation for tht
next eighteen months.
VIM. M SINCLAIR,
WIN THOMPSON.
| CaPFO1ltOh TuIy ~ tRdk 90 If
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Drugs and Medicines.
Eb


The subscriber has noW on hand 9
large and fresh assortment Of Drugs
Medicines. Paints, Oils, DyestUtfs, &c,
at low prices, for cash or approved PRO,
duce. H. KENNEDY.
CarroIlton, August /, IS45-42-G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

and back The advantages railroads in other parts of the
country possess over canals are very great but nothing
compared to the advantages the Reading Railroad pos
the Schuykill Canal in consequence OF the
elevation of the mining districts above tide water Ca
nails under the most favorable circumstances cannot
compete with railroads. This fact has been settled be-
yond doubt, in this country and in Great Britain
Where sufficient freight Offers to give full employment to
all the steam power any railroad company can bring into
operation canal can successfully compete with them
The increased quantity of merchandise locomotive
take road, and the expedition with which an i'm
mense load be transported prevents the operations
OF any canal company from doing them any injury The
construction Of the Reading Railroad to into com
petition with very powerful canal company required
vast deal of energy, and the frmest belief in
its ultimate At that time the Schuylkill
canal, was one Of the most profitable works in the
country, and the idea of building a railroad to
pete with it, then considered almost madness. The
Reading Railroad was chartered in 1893, and its con-
structon commenced in 1885, Soon after, in 1886 and
81 this road, with great many similar enterprises,
overtaken by the commercial crisis which swept over
the whole face Of the country and its completion was
for time much retarded. The company forced TO
make heavy loans, and to submit to many sacrifices but
in 1912 single track finished from Philsdep hia to
Reading, upon which, that year, nearly fifty thousand
tons of coal were sent to market In lsi3 this quantity
track the whole length has been completed at an ex.
pense OF one and half millions of dollars. In 1884, the
quantity of coal transported amounted AL 49l tons
and it is estimated that about double that quantity will
be delivered at Port Richmond this year. There pos
sibty that with sufficient outlay and with supply
coal to justify it, train might be started every hour
These would in twenty hours, carry 900 tons
756 900 in year OF 3l5 days. 1t will be time
before this quantity of coal per will be required
but the facilities of the company will be made su
Gcient to transport that amount.
The cost of transporting ton of coal this road is
estimated this to be between thirty five and thirty
eight cents The company charge average price
for transportation OF 81 05 per which is stated
be raised TO 81 so per ton and still compete successfully
with the canal The business of the road of ls44 com
pared with lSl3 shows the following increase viz On
the transportation of coal nneyone per cent passen
gers nineteen per cent and merchandise twelve per
We list of the branch roads in the coal
region acting as feeders to the main track embracing
those at present in operation well those in
patien giving the length, with the quantity OF coal
transported by each for the present year,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

On Wednesday, 23d inst. by the Rev. DIR. Dewitt in
the Ninth street Church, JOAN X PmLLirs of New Or
leans to Miss ELIzABETH NJ, only daughter of John b.
Durham, Esq. Of this city.
On Tuesday, 22d inst. by the Rev. Mr.. p Rice Mr.
GEoRGE H. BARNES, to Miss ELIzABETH DOYLE, only
daughter of Col George Doyle, Of Williamsburg Long
Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

On Thursday, Oath inst aftera short illness, Isabella
JANE, infant daughter of Thomas Gallagher aged eight
months.
The friends of the family invited to attend her iu
neral to take place this afternoon at Al O'clock from
the corner Of Goth street and Sd avenue.