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Fits! FitS!!

VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infable rem,
dy for Epiepc Fits, Falling Sickness Convulsion.
ed for years with this dreadful disease, and during III
whole period under medical treatment without
guent and violent end is the universal sxperence of
that are thus afflicted i well knsyp that from time nni
the boosted power Of all medicine L i now hssea yea
him perfect health, but hundreds bear testimony
efficacy ohe Vegetable Extract this hithers
nyulneabe disease Thanks Dr. lvans for the discovery
this nfable Remedy All thar thus afflicted no
avail themselves of blessing-al invited call Il
Principal Office III Grand street New York and have the
examined and advice free of charge and where
certificates Of may be Price One Doll
per bottle.
Vans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing all
and corrupt humors and purifying the blood Pcs tive
1--WE cents box ,
do lmFr VANS 4 KART Prop
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IHE MYSTERIOUS PfLorRKR."-One of our city
papers, a lew days since, in speaking of the VIM j.
Romer, remarked that she Icarried two passengers,
one OF whom "was Mr.. Charles Metringaw, the
confidential and special messenger Of the State De-
partment at Washington, who has with him de-
spatches from that city. The other passenger 10
said to be Mr. Bdwel, attached to the British eCa-
ton" In reply to this assertion, the Washington
Union Of Friday evening, says. eve can hear of
no dispatches being sent by our government in this
mysterious vessel Mr.. Metringaw is now safely
eneconced in Washington, and il is certain that MI.
Bidwell was at a most agreeable party in this CITY
on Tuesday nighttime very day on which the Ro-
mer sailed"
90 The last accounts from Pensacola state. that
all the vessels OF war at that place preparing for
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Ms6lionl Gard.

nocTOR ykWCEIT. seasulsng Grsssa q ~ Dslsoa
~ s0sss, New YORK. ssthor q late pabliesEsa, 80
I'd ss:nli!y aaatoniesy ALPHABETICALLY e. asasy sI
modern Of Syphls, secondary synpee.s, 0onorr
hoa, elect, 6uictarss Seminal Weakness Whitss, Nee
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention fer
teen this city, the Of the above menfo8e
dseases and practice and long experenee
pathology Of the vaoas Of the
generave organs he In s that he undet
takes permanent and radical His diplomat from Lon
dom EdinbuE and Philadelphia; also his honorary degree
the State Of Louisiana in large frames his Of
fee ls6 Fulton
Persons distance, enclosing 81 have copy Of hA
late work accompanied with which embraces all sesses
Incidental TO females
All letters prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Faweet l Ful
ton street will receive due attention.. i3o 1msre
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TwENTY-NINTn CONGRESS-.
House OF Representatives.

Fab
4 dull and unnterestins session day Nothing do
ing and nothing to be DONE If may take the conduct
Of the members as the criterion
The first thing. after the opening Of the House was
tia reaing Of DENOMINATION, from the clerk Of the
House, on the FremOn, Report reply to resolution
ready till May Only 500 Of the 10 600 copies or.
dered been furnished by the printer owing to
some difficulty in obtaining the maps.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
aud took up the private calendar.
bill Tor making some appropriations for the benefit
OF the heirs OF deceased revolutionary soldier opened
pretty rch but was stopped too soon for the lovers Of
Gen. CHrpMAs, of Michigan and others, opposed the
passage OF the bill, wishing to keep much money
possible IN the Treasury. Tor the benefit Of those who
sha become heirs to deceased Michganers in taking
Canada In ninety days.
Mr. kiyo, OF Mass, during an explanation made some
about the contracted views of village LAWYERS
Mr Chirs.s could not sit still and hear such sllu
sions ~ mat he would PERM, to call him
try awyes character no worse than that of those Who
Wou.a adsocase dishonest claims, such that
MT InsaIr,, Ky, feeling Jealous Of the lsureis
winch slr Chpmans eloquence was twinng around lis
ss.Siv ,ba 49, we gentleman to order, Prcsuming
oItns days du proceeding by lights Of Western eo-
Mr. R,So replied that the gentleman from, ,,,.,,~..
entirely mistaken The reference TO v,l,s.s is,r
yer could not apply 70 the gentleman from Michigan
body would take him (ir CO to be lawyer at silIof
any knd-AviIlage or otherwise "
bIr. TIBBArrs called Mr.. King also 10 order III.
committee ordered the bill to DO reported to the House
and that be rejected BY vote Of 20 to S. The com
mite then
number ofprivate bills were then disposed Of and
the House adjourned
1rcArAN.-Captain Finsey, OF the schooner Ellen
ferkias IRON Ssal, whence he sailed Of ia
nnsry confirms the previous report that Yucaan had
ass,h declared herself independent of Mexico The Co
vernon or President, Lopez who was opposed to this
movement had been set aside, and President Sc,
up IN 'he person OF Senior Barbsche na-Baif. Pat.
SUPREME COURT or THE UsrrEp SrArrs--Fr,dsv
rep. 10, iSo1fIsnkhn $. Kinney. Eco, of New
OH ana FREDERICK , Aleyn, ESQ Of Name were adj
inisl aorneys and councillors OF this Cont No IaO
y o. Wilson plaintiff VS.. L. Rousseau at All Tbs srsu
ent OF this cause was continued by MIR stevens for ~
] urned till Monday, II o'clock A. 81 w. '''" '''
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NRw ORLEANS, Feb. 9th, 1876.
The NeUs and the Markets.

Since the arrival OF the English news, business has
materially improved, Notwithstanding the rainy
weather. The day that the news was received
there was very little done In the cotton MARKET as
merchants were unable to get their letters before IL
o'clock and could hardly have opportunity Of digsst
ing their contents before O'clock at which time bust
ness generally ceases for the day. The ensuing day.
however the Gotten market was exceedingly animated
quo decnne OF ABOUT c. per ID, about 1000 bales
changed hands Yesterday the sales reached about 500
bales The -four market Is dull no very large sales
nave peen Effected The business OF this eek may be
ieckoned 1000 obis at prices from 81 as to S. Tho
and sugar market firm, and the prices are AZ
before. There 10 no news any interest aloat.
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LAURENT & BROTHER,

TAKE great plessuss informing tn customers that
Nicholas. their new sney spns goods. eoasi,ng Of the
uaegs. Baroae Tarls!sn Jaeonets &oAlso, the largest
Of Brochs and priSted long and Shawls,
by any importation this spring Your hind
LAURENT BROTHER.
;sI11 Inv No 4 william sfr>ef
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CHAPPED HANDS.

Y GU ssEL's AMANDINE-A very celebrated article for
sale at the principal druggists and dealers psriumey
throughout the United St.tes and the a1ufcturers
=. ROUsSEL. No l59 Broadway,
Wholesale and vesal i7i Inv
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DR. SATMON'S REMEDY

dlyOrders Of the Stomacn ecSOU
panied with Indigestion loss Of appetite Neadache, biou
attacks gddness Papitaton, anguor low spirits loss
habiaa EoI%s and ether
ordinary private Practice; and priced highly
all who have takeE that the proprietor has been induced
from the above complaint that i i. profs::ss e ::
color and strength, even to.the debilitated
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor an,s
Of it, and does the closest attention
business. Tie
CHARLES H. RING, ls9 Broadway,
js25lmsm of John st.. sole Agent for N. r. Q
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nISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS-Such
~ Chronic and acute diseases of the
Bladder, Leucorrhoeu or Whites,
UretAra, Strictures.
Kidneys, Seminal Weakness,
Also, GouorrhGA, Inability,
elects, Wrakpessof the parts he.
are speedily and eectually removed by Aberethys Rpia
cal Pills without particle of mercury They edua
suitable Tor females They give energy TO te
ve organs rarely If ever experienced from taxing other
dienee For sale Hail. Catherine street
Va Maiden Lane Prize a. with directions isM imc,
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MORE CONCENTRATIONS
THAT CQNSUMPTION

THIS to certify, that haye been afflicted with cough
shovness Of breath from infancy took heavycold which
settled my lungs and which my physicsn. after usius
various remedies pronounced incurabe had pain in ny
derans Of nv stomach and bowels great wsakness
by Schencks Pumonic Syrup, determined to i fail
trial. It oosened cough and relieved my bsathinE
after IL time began am at this tmt
perfectly well and hearty and attribute recovery solely
health. Ii excellent medicine, and would
all it. believing that II the directions followed, ths
ENOCH SWALLOW, "a
Hunterdon County, New Jsnsy.
The Puonic Syrup prepared exclusively By th
PROPRIETOR and for sale at his principal Office, No Cosrg
and where advice have their
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption. d
pepsia, and liver complaint free Of charge. =
For sale DR. Carroll Co.'S Murray street; A. B. Sand
Co., 2Ta Broadway c. Hutchings A3 Blsecker street;
C. Ford 21l Fourth street, Wooster Washington Squared
ard H. Everett, IS Hudson street. ID
Please bear that p g. Beekman does sell my or
gna Genuine Pumonic Syrup and avoid decsptiou apply
for the old established medicine at No. street
- imsm J. H. SCHENCk. =
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TVANS & HART. Prop
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL UfFIC

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE
D0CToR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham .
cal in the city Of New York in the treatment
certain class Of delicate diseases, The Doctor established
stand for eleven years. and during that has
y treated Of venerea mercura and other deica
complaints The DIS reputation for skill in those old ha
sr how long you may have elect. Structure, Ulces up,
Of the legs will and you If your case IL curab
Weakness called Seminal Weakne
brought by habit INDUCED in by young me-M
unfortunate victim Of this municipalities has
salutary treatment Dyepsia weakness and
Of the back, confusion Of intellect iorelness paptaon
The heart ayeon % society ouly symptom, Of this
plant. He warrants In every charge. MI
and recent cured dAys. d. johnson regular
ducated Physician and Sturgeon. rs lmSmS
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBR UARY 10
g Sc RIsEs 80. :. OF
suN SITS. .....3 s,ap wArER -. -. ii 10
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90 The last accounts from Pensacola state, that
all the vessels OF that place were preparing for
sea, and would leave soon az possible.
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E superior efficacy Of thus srcIe when used IN The last
once experienced its benefits would be willing sond
nish The ngs Child Birth half and
place 'otn cnld and mother in a state of safety
This Quack article, but the prescription Of reRuls
Physician has made this branch Of his practice
ula study For sale 1872 Broadway Of John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-15
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


II horse, frightened by a 6fe-cracker thrown
under him, ran away from in front Of the Mansion
House, and killed poor woman named Marian Nelson
Sc Stanton.st.
1 young man named Stevenson, member
of the City Guard was passing up Fultonst yesterday
morning and when opposite the store OF Powell O. Co
tailors, sudden flaw of wind blew down plank tnst
had been reared up against the awning post ana stkbg
him on the head laid him the sidewalk insensiole
w Prof BUSH delivered lecture on Sweden
borg q, the BROOKLYN Institute last evening
Eys A sail.bo containing four persons was up
set on Saturday morning by squa of wind of the foot
of Brdeess One OF the was drowned and HE wife
taken out Of the nearly So but resuscated The
other two persons escaped By cliDging to the boat
whence they were taken Of
BOUNTY TO SEAMES.-We presume the follow
ing information (rom the Baltimore Parot must have
It's bearing the Navy station AT Brooklyn quite as muc
a. any other place We learn that the Government has
authorized the recruiting officers upon naval stations TO
offer bounty of twenty dollars and three months advance
wages all able bodied who enter the service,
and andsmen, recruits, neen dollars bounty.
and an advance Of three months wages. Eagle.
MILITARY EScAMPMEET.-The officers OF the two
city re ,rnens of militia have selected as their place Of
encampment the 10th, 18th and 18th inst field OF Judge
Martense. the windmill, In Flabush. Besides the
above officers the composing Capt Crookes Fatoush
Artillery Company will be on the ground The exnioltlon
of pomp and circumstance creates deal OF excite
ment among those interested in the military we are OF
SUCH Eagle.
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pravirus 700DSDO bags Brazil sold 81 TIC Gus:
500 10 90 on: OF the market u: 600 Laguayrs
400 Cuba 81 c7! and 300 Java. 90 TO- The mar
ket for Sugars rather inactive and prices have
ried The sales include 200 hhds Orleans al 81 I
Cts 300 Porto Rico Ct o7i 300 Cuba s, all. 1000 boxes
Brown Havana part for refining. 7ess and 200 White
do part low grade ai nes, mos Prime qualities Mo
are very dull cargo of Cardenas sold on private
terms: Of Maanzas, for refining at l5 co; one OF
Trinidad Cuba. IS: 300 hhds 81 CroiI part prime In
lots 30830t; and 80 bos Orleans 81. 4 and NOS
EEMP-Continues inactive. and we have Only 70 no
tce sales OF 200 bales Sss within our range and iuo 90
Dew rot,ed American Ss0Gs5. mos.
HlDES-Coninue inactive, with sales OF oniy 90 ~
Arkansas as they run, at CTS less 2 CT anu oo'
.hagena- supposed 81 less 81 = CT for cash
LEATEER-Scle has improved the puollc saie oi
Thursday being considered an average advance ot
? u the one two weeks since D. the SANS
house and some i'm provement on that OF last week
RICE-Ths market is heavy but az the low rates 10
which holders have submitted ooU tcs nave cuangeo
hands abou, an equal guam, y tor export and home USE
at s31375 ca,h strictly prime quality is scarce
TOBACCO-Ssles have been MADE OF % nnos hen'
tuckv and Virginia at p bales Havana about
30. and "a cases Florida. 96l5 cash and time.
WOOL-The demand is moderate; some small lots OF
Fleece have been disposed OF at quotations and 200
bsIes White Smyrna, III ola cts mos.
pROvlSlONS-The market for Pork continues TO sus-
Tain the improvement before noticed and the sales for
two days including some before reported, reach $500
bbs at s7t aa 90 and 10 80 for rme aud Mess. Mess
cauno, De quoted below 10 62i Beef in demand.
and sales 200 800 bbs have been made at 90 and
soar 90 Picked Meats rather hrmer. Sales so
tics Hams 4iG5 Export from let TO Oh June
Beef 1853 bbls, Pork 1899 do, Lard 6523 kegs.
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Books.

CIRi ULAR.-To the Book Trade-HENRY LONG
w BROTHER beg leave To announce to TIE Book Trade
throu The United States that they have established
Agency at No 50 Anu-st. NewYork for the supply OF
couuty orders for every article In The trade al Publishers
prices IL The intention Of the undersigned 10 male the
Agency which they establish separate aud nde
pendent branch the book trade and the advantages which
will thereby distant deaiers who require special
care aud immediate dispsch bestowed upon particular
ORDERS will he apparent
The undersigned have hesitation In assuring such oil
the trade as may feel disposed favor them with their
business commands will receive an attention iha!
must necessarily give perfect satisfaction.
References. EXERT D. LONG
Messrs Harper Brothers,
Wiley Putnsm, New-York.
=" Burgess, Strtpger COY
Carey Hart.
" Lea x Blanchard, Philadelphia
FsFre,tG Co. j.s 2wis-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In The ship Wellington, firm Lond0n-T Wilder and lady,
Miss Wider Misses Wilder. Miss Burrows, Miss
Wakefield of Toronto: r Decker, A waseburn Eng; A
Carter and master Carter CT london P Lochen. OF
Germany. and POS in the steerage.
In the ship Hottin1uer from Lirerpool-J Meeker, Of
Newark. NJ Thos Ferguson and LADY Of 1reiani 39t in
The steerase.
In pacG,t ship Roscius from Lirepool-Dudley Pu.se,
Mrs Pusse and serv't Straord Pus.e VIM Pusse. Miss
NJ Pusse and ser7t of Eew.York Rev Il Wright OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, VIM Thompson, R Pope. Mr' Pope
Chas Pope. Miss J Pope Fanny Pope Lieut. huyer
of Br Army. Mr. Muyer, Alfred Muyer: OF England I;
Mr. Wm Sinclair. Mrs Sinclair, John. William jr henry,
Edward and Charles Sinclair, Misses Elizabeth Harriet
and Amelia Sinclair aud servt Of Belfast Mr. hirkwood
of do Mr. Geo Walton and lady, Of Ireland and 24a in
the Storage.
In The ship NG,che:. from Can:on-Mr Sword,
children and servants; Miss Kennedy. Moore. all
of Philadelphia. Captain George vasmer Of New-York
E. fischer of Germany Mr. Buckler Jr, Of Baltimore
In the barque Heca, from Port au Prinee-Me'srs.
Strsck T Cumster Coles, Barnett.
10 the ship Europe from LiUepoOl-Mr h Leenan, I
Wilson. ano 242 in the steeraee.
In brig George, Ya,ss from Chorieson-Mr Paddock
and lady, Mrs n Titos. Mrs NJ Davis Mrs Gardiner,
Messrs G Miller, C W Hand, Taylor. A sturdevant,
Master B Paddock and Miss NJ Paddock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-15

WIN Was crossing over toward the Mirror Office was
bv .he horses breast and knocked down. the horse
s,.bng over him and apparently trampling upon hi
breast. Upon Fastening to him, however it was found
that he was not dangerously Injured although considerably
bruised about the head and face He taken into
and cared Tie horse shortly after
cured without farther accident.
II The splendid packetship Europe. Captain
Furber has arrived from Liverpool in wen,ysx days.
II The steamship Great Britain, hence on the
afternoon of the sth inst FOR Liverpool on the
10th A NJ In lat 40 Az lon SIS IS. by the pscketshp
Wellington, arrived yesterday from London. Capt Burs-
ley of the packetsp Hottnguer reports seeing her al
O'Clock the afternoon. Captain Pauson, of the ship
How ard also reports seeing her day with ali sails
furleo and under steam The weather was then calm.
r The upper part Of Broadway is again be-
Ing paved By the tine they have finished above Bleeck
err the lower portion OF the stree; vii ready begin
again.
II The thermometer was at IS yesterday.
When shall we have some summer weather?
OCEAN STEAM NAyIGATIoS CoMrAsY.-Some
doub, having expressed whether this Company would
scrp;on 10 the of the Company already amounts
about S25oc0o. The Company are now only waiting the
action OF Congress for the necessary appropriations
carry out the contract made with the Postmaster Gen.
eraI When that shall be done the Company will imme-
dia;ely 20 forward 10 bult the required number Of
steamers Commercial.
II The ship Henry Pratt, Hart. for Brazos
Santa Iaso, with United States troops board went TO
Morning.
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OLLENDoRFF'S NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR.
IL APPLETON & CO. publish this day, Ollendorfs new
- method If Leaning Read, Write and Spe1k the
French ancua with Appendix, containing the Carol
nal and Ordna numbers full Paradigns OF The Regular
and Irregular Auxiliary Rehsc i've and lmpersons verhs
BY J. L. Jswett One volume, Emo neatly bound 81 n,
The plan pursued by Mr. aching the trencn
the with that developed IN his ooTmsn
Method Avoiding the exclusively didselc character
treatses baud and The tedious pro1 OF
detail which encumbers modern iytrm' on Inc ONE
dor combines thoroughly tesches al once oon
nv and practices OF The The student Who pursues
bs nod will therefore be relieved from the apprehension
OF forgetting Bis rules before practice has grounded
him In their principles Of learning sentences ny note
which he cannot anayze. Speaking and writing French,
which In other systems is delayed until the learner Is pre-
sum.d TO be aser Of Etymoogy and syntax, and
ouenty seldom acquired by this method Is commenced
ith the eson continued ihroug hout, and made the
efficient means OF acquiring Almos: mperceproiy, a
IN oush knowledge OF grammar and this viii out oiVeng
the .srners attention for moment from the Itself
with which he is naturally most desirous oil becoming
familiar. .,.s .,
,iven in bs present dion without abd gment To ms he
American editor hiss added Appendix containing Tue
Cardinal and Ordna Numbers, snd full " Oil
ZIG 'e' RECENTLY PUBLISHED-Uniorm
oIIa,doT, New Method OF Leaning to Read N1lle snd
s.s ,bs German Language Reprined from ihs Frank
fn-t edition 10 hich |. added Systematic Onillne OF h-
dGr.n psra of Speech their lDf-co and Use vi fun
pr.si-ms aud compl lst of The Irregular Verbs By
Prof George Adler A ofthe Univer,y OF the City OF
New.York l handsome i2mu volume 81 50.
IN PRESS.
Olleudorf's New Method OF Learning TO Read, Write
and Speak Italian Language edited by Prof Forester
O. Columbia College. jel5 2hs
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o. Triumphant success.-Dr. Covert's Magnetic
Pills Ant.S pssnodc Tiuei-re Galvauie Machine
beec universally successful! wh-n they tried. Al
most all diseases may DO cured relieved By Tho Of
these remedies Those who subject Fi Cramps &c
may RELY on being benefited by Dr. Covers pasmodic
TIncrura Dr. Coverrs Office Is lsi Canal-s-Omce hours
from 10 IL A. NJ md from 70 P. NJ my2 lReodia'
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Elts.
- -
4" sc iIilis's,' -


R" hIilis's" summer Hats, Consisting OF pesrl
and white and brush hats Sc These hats light
and e.. trimmed in such 10 preclude all posi-
b,,y of being soed by persprston and are not IN the
e1 affected shape color by the rain AZ moot thin hats
sre; price only IS So good assortment OF Pansma has
band.
Gentle men who wi.h mes, and tasty Summer bat are
reone,trd 10 call and examine at "MlLLS'S"
je6 Owls l78 sroao~ay, howard holeL
az Genin's Consumer fats, weighing from y
TO 81 ounces Price only 81 80 II about two since
the ossaner H. r,, introduced By the su5scrber TO
The nouce OF The New York public the ghtes the
desirable and the tasty article for Summer wear bere
ofore in
The astonishing success attending them, evnced BY the
extraordinary large " Sales and The popular sp
probation ed upon them By the many who have given
them their patronage have been lost upon the bsc
ber Who he is anxious 10 excel In his ar
now presents public patronage the Gossamer lat much
lighter and more pleasant than any other fore offer
ed They are liable, Ike the Leghon and Panama 10
o,e either shape color from to the rain They
canpot be soed by either Precipitation oil from the hsir
90 commonly the with other Hats for the much sd
ired style OF trimmings, organising Win the proprietor
rfec,ua!y prevents ali ihis This 10 decided advantage
over all other Hate
tbs public are invited call snd ;hs article a,
J. n GtNIN'S Hal ana esp Store.
uyaS is,f 24 Broadway, opposite 81 PauFs Church