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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
TIo J0'oHoc'
Approved Oct. 90, 1916.
AN ACT in relation to Highways anG
Bridges,

AN ACT in relation to Highways anG
Bridges.
II is hereby enacted, sc,
Sec. |. For the purpose of keeping in
repair highways and bridges, the select
men of each town shall annually, previous
to the first day of May, assess tax of
eighteen cents on the dollar Of the list of
such town, to be paid in labor, and laid
out in repairing highways and bridges.
Sec, Q. Surveyors of highways shall
continue in office one year, to commence
on the first day of May, succeeding their
appointment.
Sec. g. The seIectmen shall annually
on or before the first day of May, make
out tax-bill for each surveyor, contain
ing the amount of tax 10 be laid out by
him, in his district, with the amount of
each persons list annexed TO his name,
accompanied with a warrant, signed by
some Justice of the same county, authoriz.
ing such surveyor TO collect such tax, and
the seleclmen shall by the first day of
May, deliver the several taxbills to the
respective surveyors, and take their re-
ceipls for the same.
Sec. 4. Each surveyor shall keep fair
and regular accounts of all labor perform
ed, and all monies received and expended
in his district, and of the labor which may
have been performed by any persons over
and above their taxes, and make return
of his accounts to the selectmen annually,
in the month of March And it shall be
the duty of such surveyor 10 pay over to
the selectmen any monies which may re-
main in his hands uneXpended; and any
money which msy be so received from
the surveyor, shall be ,Hald over by the
seIec,men, to the succeeding surveyor, to
be expended in the same district, and wnt'""
any persons in the district shall have over
! paid their tax in labor or otherwise, the
balance shall he credited to such persoens
on their taxes for the succeeding year,
Sec. 3. Sections one, two, three and
four of the act to which this act is in ad-
diton, approved Nov II, IS4G, are here
by repealed.
Approved Nov. 9, 1916.
IAN ACT relating to married wo-
men.
II is cn@ted, &c.
When any married man is confined in
the State Prison, his wife during the time
Of said confinement, shall be deemed a
feme sole, so far that she in her own right
may commence and prosecute to final judi
gment any suit where the cause of action
arose after the sentence Of her said hus-
band.
| Annround Nov Q 1QdG
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Sev Publications..

-, rrr.-ryrARy READER. Gcrnan and EIlz--
l;sb based upon the Affinity OF the Languages; 70
Acccrnoa ..ouendortf-s Method B. IGSAcE
S-r1Srz mas Just been issued IN handsome -
mn OF ass pages BY Wiley Il Putnam We have
hr,- hastily glanced over it but believe il valuable
,ss;st.r, 10 the student of the German. The Pre-
face remarks
.s tact that ne German language Amos, eh,iiey,
49, ~ ru-i..h 70 considerable extent = lsrl'ed rom
-ls -.xon establishes close aad intimate oothte'.
s..vrss- ,5ess ;yyo noble tongues IEcte are u ~
English language some ai'e.i oDs"- -: T-rs.,
have t1e:. radical representative n 'iefii-4- -
r7- sr NOT the ,ech-cui terms belonsn. 70 >cis!ics
and TIE ats they those walea constitute g -. l-
-1,,l ii ..,e lar t-ia.-tsy are the coin WHICH Eas-'
current u al tiie intercourse 1fGnilc and heart ta0t-H
Tie English language Is =at!!s-e'i 10 '>e' 1-.e - -
almost everv civilized tongue We : 81 admitted 4al
hat me saxon element; = that 10 WHICH i oFce anu
vitality consists.
- NloRAL> or MANNERS or Hints tor Young
Feople. - Ms C. " Ssd-wlck author Of Home,
Poor Rich Man sc. : small neS Work Just is='ied
n admirable style 5y WILEY Putnam We might differ
with the author TO the stncde Of teaching Manners
bu; her precspts ar cxceleutaui lnpressively con
veyed
TIE ArooRYPHAL NEW TESTAMENT con
a.-n. al the Gospels Episies and other Pieces not IN
c!udei IN the New Testament by il complers-TaiEd
ElIUl published W 1A4i4i.- LIZ S'---
value OF his work : ne-n,ve-it confirms The authentic
i, Of the accredited writings embodied N the New
Testament by showing low very different how imnea
-urao.y in;erior we're these rejected as unauthorized
THE KARE> APOSTLE or Memoir OF 10
Thay Byn the Fist Karen Convert. with an Historical
and Geographical Account @: the Nation. &C BY Rev
FRANCIS MASON Missionary The Karens. Third Thou
sand has Just been issued by Gould Kendall! & In
coln Boston.
ILLUSTRATED NSTuKAL HISTORY. No. L
bv D- i 5. STRONG. Author Of The American Flora,
has been issued ~ ". i WoIerstorie. lo2 Nassapst
The Illustrations are very dnc and the work i afforded
a; 81 year
p CLEMENT OF ROVE. or Scenes from the
Christianity OF the First Csntury; By Ms JosttS Is
an original l1no of 335 pages Just issued by Baker <
Scrbner IN interesting Introductory Notice ~ Froi
7. LEWIS inc!ine= Us 10 regard It with favor.
ELIHu BURM1Ts Advocate OF Peace and
Uaiversa. Brotherhood commenced ne's volume
with the June number. As the Editor IS now travel
in IN Ensl.nd his letters viii render il specially inter
esan= 81 per annum.
TIE UNoo>srITuTIoSALITY or SLAVERY ;
By LysASDEE SOONER" cheap edition "a iof sale
wholesale and re-sil At spruce.st Price p cents
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The History of the United states OF North
America from the Plantation Of the British Colo
MES till their Assumption Of National Indepen-
dence By JAMES GR,HAME, Ii. D.-Second
Edition, Enlarged aud Amended. has just been
issued in two sne octavos of Jg- and SIG PAGES by
Lea Il Blanchard. Preiixed to this great work
is an admirable Portrait OF ths Author and also
a Memoir the latter from the pen OF Josiah
Quincy Of Massachusetts, The work may now
be regarded as complete We trust that
Time which has at length crowned the patient.
laborious and clearheade author with some
portion o: the glory which Is Justly his due has
also prepared our counuvmen for the lit and cordial
reception oihis noble tribute to the memory oftheir
fathers Years transpired after is publication be
fore 1t was noticed by any Of the great British Re
views and it Is gratifying circumstance that the
first ample recognition OF It's merits appeared
1881 in the North American Review tine leading
Literary periodical OF this country Though the first
two volumes were published in l-27 and the re
mainder in ls29 the work may be said even yet to be
hardly well known 70 the British nearly unknown
to the mass OF the American public. 1t has no
stirring traits dazzling qualities, nothing OF the
glitter OF Bancroft nor OF the poetic power Of
Mchelet but its research its candor. Its Religious
spirit its devotion TO Liberty and 10 Human Pro
-ress must render Il dear 70 every genuine AMER
can heart. is Tor sale here BY Wiley Putnam.
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J,,iuois-S State Election.

Goreraor AVG. C. FRENCH Loco, vice Thos Ford L.
L. Corr j. b WELLS L-both by large majoritics
Dist Members Of Congress chosen
I-Ropr. SMITH, irr L. over Lyman TrambuU reg. do
Il. .JonS A McCLEnNASp, do. without opposition.
III r. X. McLorGHLIN irr. l. over OBJ. Fickit,, reg
VII WENTWORTH L. over Kerr, w. & LorgOy, Ab.
V STEPHEN y DOUGLASS, l. over Nandevcn,cr w
vi ] TURNER, l., over j KnoI, W. vice }. 7. Hose
VII Ann. LINCOLN. w. over Peter Cor,rriSht L. vice
J. D. Baker W. Loco, l Wig, as
Members OF the present House
p Sit looks as though Ficl<lin may be re-
elected from the Hid after all Eleven Counties
put him 2J5 ahead OF Mel aughn There are seven
more Counties TO come in.
We append the vote for Governor IN R few
Counties merely TO show that the distracted con
diton OF the anti Polk men forbade all hopes OF
success and thus paralyzed effort The Wing vote
was no, ont by thousands. Had the opponents Of
Loco Focoism been united they might have chosen
at least one more Coucro ssman
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:s- not agreeing with rs In short, the wisest and
5es; men e. the South dc not expect that Northern
,acn shall view Slavery through Southern Specta-
cle.-,hey know it is natural that We should not
and Northern man who makes point Of exhib-
ting 10 Southerners his afectona,e regard for the
peculiar institution has not placed himself on the
high road to their respect. They may fancy they
have a use ior him, bat hardly that he will reflect
credit on the users
Ths North has bat TO maintain, as viii, IN spirit
and in letter, The ground SO nobly taken the
House of Representatives on the las; night Of
the Session and she and the South viii Know
each other better. respect each other more, Than
they have done. 4 bright prospect opens before
us-let no recrealcy to Northern principles shroud
it in thick darkness for unknown yesrs The tunes
demand f7nness and action
Our Next GovERxoK-W-e have seceT'ee orie'
communications getting forth the fitness ior 49,
or and urging the nominations respec'l's'F u ''7
following eminent Wings -,..u.
Hon Jouy C CLARK of cheHluns formerly cnenans0
THO. FREL1ScHcYsEs.. OF se'P ioiA
DANIEL D. BARNARD. o. A4osHS'
FttgSp HUMPHREY OF 90
- ,t,o following Wigs have IN various ways
baan commended % public regard. VIZ
ua, .JosnrA A. srEScER- OF Oneida;
NAsK T. SfBLEY, Of Ontario.
FRAScis GRANGER, 0. do.
Ira HARRIS Of Albany.
MnLAHD FILLMORE OF Erie
JoIIS YOUNG, OF L!Tingston;
WAsHSGToS HCSr, Of Niazar"
We have seen or heard suggested the names OF
Hon OGDEN HorrMAS. Of this City.
Gro " PATTERSON, Of Chautauque and
GYogGK A. SIMMONS, II Essex,
either for Governor or Lieutenant Governor Very
probably se have not now thought OF all.
We decline publishing the communications which
have reached us, for reasons already Indicated
We know several Of the above do not desire to be
considered as Of those from among whom the Wing
candidate for Governor is TO be selected The ven
cradle adage that Good wine needs no bush. is In
point One writer assures US that two-thirds OF
the People are in favor OF the ticket he proposes
Then what need OF newspaper blazonry and com
nnendatonl Is it an object TO excite the hostility
OF those who regularly oppose whatever is advo-
Gated through The Tribune
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subscriber. 70 the Farmers, Library.

Where new subscribers order the last year as
well the current year would greatly prefer send
ing them the bound rolnes Of the former wherever s
practicable TO do 60 bu, az liberty to seno
them by mail Wherever any other mode OF forward
ing them Is suggested by the subscribers we VIII Always
send the bound volumes Of last year in preference 70
sending the numbers For twenty dollars we ".i' seha
to gu. current subscribers four complete 'e' OF inc hf's
year, bound
a, ,..i., octave volumes, Of six hundred pages
each illustrated By numerous eagFavings All person.
i,e-a.ed IL the beautiful and entertaining literature OF
clrurs are invited 70 examine this useful work
GREELEY & MELRATH Publ!shers
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whig state Convention.

State Convention 70 DC composed Of Delegates from
-. several Coun,ies OF this equal TO thc- repre-
.ss,ao in the House of Assembly VIII be held at the
e,,v of utce. On Htdseday. the Trea;.Th'rd day Of
se6er Dex, at 70 o'clock NJ for the purpose OF nom.
mating candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and TWO Canal Commissioners 70 oc supported by the
WING Electors of this state ensuing Election and
snsact such other business may be deemed proper
~ the Convention A6any Auyus, TO- 1916.
JOHN TOWNSEND. JAMES HORNER,
DANIEL. CADY HAMILTON FISH
FRIEND HUMPHREY. II H. HAYNOk,
r p KIRKLAND GEO W. WEED
State Central Committee
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MIssovKt-The Native organ at 81. Louis IS
srumbling because the Wings did not generally
vote for Wright the Native candidate Tor Congress
in tina, District but preferred to have BOwlin re.
elected Most OF them. however voted for Wright
choice Of evils. but some supported Bow!in
and many refused TO vote at al It is hard to
lose Congressman so, bu, the iault hes with
chose who establish tests OF political orthodoxy
WHICH others cannot agree to. Had Mr. Wrish,'s
friends chosen to run HIM as friend o; the Pro
;cctive Policy simply, he would have been elected,
and nobody woald have cared for MS sentiments
respecting Naturalization Now he is defeated
and the District given up to s LocoFoco. Shall
no; the moral be needed
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= We had yesterday at noon Te!egraPhic
dispatch from Boston announcing the arrival IN the
Bay Of the steamship CALEDONIA from Liverpool.
which probably reached her berth along side OF
Boston wharf at P. II. At2. however, the Te!e-
graphic communication was interrupted and we
have no farther sdvces down 10 the h9ur OF gong
70 press We fear some Intentional injury mas
bsen done TO the wires, possibly TO favor some
,peculs,ion.-we shall. of course have the news
~ N. bos, This morning. and will issue an Extra
8, An early hour
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S,Sps's S,GsNPARILLA-Thi> medicine stands unriyalet
based it on it, intrinsic merlts-for the removal
radical those diseases which 1t Is peculiarly
adapted Being entirely vegetable, aud composed OF tho
choicest selection of ingredients. which in consonance
with the that govern the animal economy the system
enabled throw on disease take healthy action,
and the powers OF nature their natural functions.
Thousands and have Testified rs efficacy in removing
chronic constitutional Diseases originating IN I'M
healthy deprayed state OF the blood and other fuds
scrofla enlargement Of the glands. rheumatism and
umbago rheum, rngworm BARRIERS itch, eczema and
other similar affection safely and efectusly cured by
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fu!ton-sL corner OF
Wlialn.st 173 Broadway and n East Broadway, New
York Soil also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per boe, six bottles for S.
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Business Notices.

PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY2ji BROAD
wAY-rhc splendid frame OF Dagucrrcoypcs which
now hangs the OF this Gallery, attracts so
much attention that the passers by throng around it IN
mutudcs 1t contains few OF the views and miniatures
that were in the frame the NATIONAL FAIR Washing
ton for the superiority OF which Mr. Plumbe received
Gold Medal Our citizens have un opportunity Of
confirming the decision OF the Committee on Arts and
Sciences upon whose discernment dependent for
the reward OF merit
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The Wing Almanac for 1917

~ WIN be published and ready for delivery on tne
t dag of September. Orders vii! be executed in the
order in which they are received.
I, viii contain the Tari: Of 1876 the Appropriations
made by the presen, Congress the sub-Trea.uTy
Bill. Oregon Treaty. &c. &c.
prce as here,otore-single copies l25 cents 81 per
dozen or s. per 100.
Postmaster. sending Us 81 for dozen copies VII re
cs,va ronv gratis
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SOLAR LAMPS CAMrHESE LAMPS CHANDELIERS. GI.
RANpoLEs AND HALL LANrERNs-Dietz, Brother &
Co. No. l39 William.st. manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full assortment OF the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell wholesale retail ut low prices for cash.
ivll IN
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GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT rae AMERICAN Museum.
your ladies', take your little folks and so 10
hear those ininiahle vocap-. the Orphean Family, and
see Col Chsin the smallest living and enjoy all tbs
other entertainments OF this establishment Tho Opticians
nrmauces in the afternoon at hali.pas O'clock and al
In the evening at g. The house will uuquesonaby be full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

~ Art ashamed 10 look upon his face 10 SEQ
yellow, reck!ed, sUBbUmt and unhealthy fes u dia
know that cake OF Joness Italian Cnem!cni soap
would smooth soft and clear az an niants
I, cured face hands Of the most dfeaGia! SAT-
which :Or years and had tried every other
remedy N vain and several that II has cured OF
pinDles botcbe. and other erupEons. james Floyd 0
Eoboken states above Always ask for Jones's soap,
.old III die sim OF the American Eagle ~ Chatha-st u
AGENTS !33 FultOn-st. Brooklyn; B. Olds, Newark
Hines0n GraHt-st. Williamsburg sul7 Heod
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~ Scrotua or Kings Evil. Is permanently cured,
and tendency it entirely eradcated from the sys
tenn by proper OF Beekmans Syrup and PILLS. pre-
pared at No. i9i Corandst n. Y
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-espp outside OF To-DAY's PAPER.-2

T,are,vs end others leaving the City IN the after
- are informed that EreRins Edi,'on Of nc ITi
~ "a printed every day. containing the STOCK Saes
Ss... News by the Southern mail, up 20 O'Clock
= ,no,ir;ng Of the Sewsboys for the Erel'ES 1a10'
~ The Tribune every vii be able TO axe WIN MN
ne lEtest news up 10 the Tune OF leaving the Ci'J.
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CAMEL MopxL or Nrw-YcYX, sY E. PoSrrs
Bzlpr> EsQ-This surprising work OF skill! IS sTl be
ins exhibited a; he Minerva Rooms 100 Broadway TO
eager and delighted visitors and believe it 10 be one
OF those works OF az; and skill which the public do well
to encourage We want the world to know US. Here
is a City which 10 years $50 comparatively hsh'
INK village the Bowe:y then not overinvtns
farm and people she: wild Nws where the Tonibs cow
stand WIS; i /; now Astranscr cannot judge by
locking through the 'or day. and many Of our
own citizens who know portions OF the City well are
yet far from having idces oft as whole This
admirable model oft carved wood, BY Mr.. Beiden.
will delight well inform all such. They may then
trace and examine their neiehborhoods, and when
they there ind every roof and aud awning. snd
rear building and and church, with which they
are daily in contact; they will be prepared TO believe liz
the accuracy OF work OF ART the most extensive and
elaborate ever constructed We say sll. so without
DELAY and see IL
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~ Persons wishing to advertise IN Country Ne~spa-
pes subscribe oI them in any part OF the T. S can
do on application the duly authorized Agent, " b.
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings. See his advertisement
11IysSu
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NtBLo's-T Pacde makes his first and orly appearance
this season, conjunction with his gtled brother Hsrry
In London Assurance Those talented artists Mr.. and Mrs
Crisp also appear and old friend Chippendale The
cast unGsusy strong one aud WILL no doubt attract
iul saloon.
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Corul Hair Restorative
NArcHEz Miss. June Is, 1876.
Ma IoSrs-Dsar Sir should liny common
gratitude did hesitate 20 return you thanks for the benefit
received from your Coral Hair Restorative WHICH as
your agent here viii Inform YOU has forced hair grow
on NV head eye bows and eve Ids as long and bean!
as before tho dreadful! fire. of which nearly became the
victim I have given part OF my second bottle 10 my
brother who says he never used any thing which kept his
hair silky soft clean and dark one quarter the fne II Is
indeed truly valuabe article. do not wish this letter
published uness viii benefit youif 30, you make
any you Ike OF H. beg 10 subscribe myself sir,
Most gratefully yours, EMILY F. FARQU4R
This sold the ssn OF the American Eagle 90 Chat
hainst y I price three, four eight shings bottle,
or l35 fulton--t Brook!m' Safest Boston Ledger
huI1 pend
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M. Of Iardncr,s Lectures.

This Number. which we have just reprinted IS ~"
ready and orders can now be supplied ltwoaa Dc "n''
for ali who have imperfect sets to complete them at Once
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1t lc0si one more Congressman.
1916 President 1914
Niissouri-C0nsress.

Dist Nissouri-ConsreSs.
L. JAMES Il BowLIN, Loco reelected
IL JonN JAMESON do do.
III JAMES : GREEN do prob over Miller whis
NJoMN 5 Plrslr$ do. probably do
MlSSouM-Itis probable that five Loco.F ocos
are elected 10 Conercss-same as last year The
Districts were carved out on purpose 20 secure
such a result.
The Legislature is Loco OF course
The new Constitution has probably been adopted,
the heavy vote against i, in and
abou; 81. Louis.
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SHIPS CH,RTERED.-The ship Thomas H Per
s mas been charted at ,his port, By Government to
.ake troops 70 California The ship Amazon been
chartered and Is now loading Eas, Boston, with ice
io- HARE This viii De the urst cargo of ice carried
from this country 10 France Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

FoK EyoLAND-The Hiber1ia le:t Boston On
Sunday afternoon fox Liverpool WIKI Il passengers 70
Liverpool and Il to Halifax Among tae; were Me-srs
Hs-dins .ad HeAly s--st- and Colonies Fes:hers;on
haugh and Estcouf- OF the British Boundary Couul!S
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- a splendid first class boat, to be called the
Mor:auk has been buiIt for the Fulton Ferry Compa
ny having several improvements, and Will % p-'
on in few weeks.
NAyAI-A draft Of 30 -eamen aud % ordinary
seanen, was dispatched on Friday last under the
charge OF Leu. John Calhoun, for the race ndepend
The pumping of the water GU, Of the T. $ DFy Dock
commenced en- Thursday last The steam purnps lower
!, about one inch per hour and are kept at work night
and day.
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FROM BERxupS-We have received ale of
the Hamilton BerTnudiaa he sth INST We see no
news excep, tie death OF John Noble Harvey Esq late
Speaker Of tho Bermuda House OF Assembly. AexAn.
der Ewing Esq was elected successor TO Nj. Harvey.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Gain. There are several more gains mainly Wing
by the addition OF Member each TO some counties and
the subtraction of one each from others under the Float
ing principle in the appointment
Assuming that the Members yet unrcturned viii come
in as last year the following the Political complexion
oil the Legislature ss compared with that of the two
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~ Would you Lie appetite for breakfast If'o,
your teeth when you arise with part Of Is box OF
Joness Amber Tooth Paste. Your teeth Will be peaIly
white your breath sweet, and your mouth will taste so
delicious that you will have good appetite. Sold at ~
Cuathaun-st or iIS Broadway aul7 2teod