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+, NJ James M Jackson was examined yesterday
before R. Lewis, Esq, Coroner, for killing Dasid
White on Friday evening. The verdict was jusGi-
fable homicide. Itwas shown quite satisfactorily
that he had been threatened by the deceased with
and that he was on his way home sooner than he
inended to 60. for the purpose Of escaping the
.diffieulty-lno5ils Tribune
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS

WooDsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natohszs,) }
w having resided upwards of forty years in the South
partly At New Orleans but mostly at Natchez has
to New Orleans and offers his services G e NERAT l.
AGBN He will attend particularly the purchase,
Lots Vacant Lots in this city any part of The Inited
Sates also TO the adjustment of claims and accounts from
part of the world the collection of debts takng dena
sons and authenticating deeds and other documents
Those wishing his services requested be partcar
giving definite Instructions that will be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate be purchased sold oT e
changed should give accurate descriptions of the property
Letters addressed to him business, New Orleans nos,
paid, will be attended to promptly and carefulk f
He COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama IN take
depositons and acknowledgements Of deeds k~ ffi
at No. 30 GrGUtsr street.
Dec. q, Is49-Hayng been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson WTen take pleasure in recommending him to te
public worthy confidence for his industry accurate
ness habits and integrity. J. A. QUIrMAN,
EXECUTIVE OFFIcK, Baton Rouge, Dee 81 1881 have
hesitation recommending Mr. Wren TO the pnbe A.
ofupght character and altogether worthy Of
tyi3 Isaac yoHSsnE, Gov. La
pRANDY-In Deaiohns and Boxss-A superior article.
- for sale BY A. 3. RINGGOLn, :,
nh2 81 Gravler street
SALT-Cosss and Fine Iiversecl Salt, in B,ached and
- Habaehss Sscg Landing md Z vi0rs and iG sas hy
wv s9sA ToolsRs y RsAk Plaia,
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n OFFERING 70 the public thsneW and yauable remedy
4 for CONSUyhPIION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
COUGHS, COLDS, etc. we append few notices Of the
character and efficacy Of the medicine Numerous testmo
nias be in pamph for distribution At the agency.
which sufferers invod 70 obtain may be proper
that Dr. ID. Is eminent practising physician Twelve yeaS
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DENTISTRY,
r. H.. G. 8. d !. s. KNAPP,

INHEY can convince any that Carous Teeth may be
Il preserved to extreme old age; millions A@NNT1gh
Of which are now annually lost that might u -
be preserved by timely and judicious treat yYY&
ment. ILL ly
Health, comfort, besnty, and longevity greatly depen-
dent on the preservation OF the Teeth.
To0haele, caused by exposure of the nerve, be
heyed and the nerve destroyed without pain. -.
They have used the Leeon and Choroom in nearly 5000
cases. without the least injury to the patient and with entire
success destroying senabty to pain, in the extraction OF
Teeth and also the most severe surgical operations ampu
atOns, etc. be atteted by Professors Stone Wedder
burn and Dr. Mccormick, and many of the medical proes
sion in this city.
They prepared to insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from
entire sets, either with without Artificial Gums,
with without atmospheric preure las circumstances may
Iequie) according to the latest scientific improvements in
the e
Those who have tested their operations for several
years past will eheeruly bear testimony in their favor
tcnarlY Of their benntY and durability nhn6 lY w
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EDUCATION.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A S BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CGrOndeLet
n street, St. Joseph established in 1872 under the
superintsncence of the MISSES y9LLISON from Lox.
This institution conducted the best plans Of
European instruction, constantly open for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches reQl
site TO a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known appica-
ton the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON on Csron.
delet street. ja14 Iy
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sTORAGE.. STORAGE.

sIUHAIIE. .bIOHAGE,
ORLEANS. WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, Jdst
" abOUe Julia, and F0ueher street, 6ett1een Julia and
Sc JosephTThe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring " with all
the recent improvements laid in portion of his prncpq
Warehouse expressly for the storage of coffee making it
equal in point OF safety from damage if superior, to-
very best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage will
be the same last season, &c. bag menh He has
the bulk of 1900 barrels which will always be taken al
the lowest rates.
~ Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repacked
at the shortest notice. ina 6m1 GEO r. REARn.
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL, R3OO, ,OOO-all paid in. Surplus Sl6o 0O0
" JAS. WALKER, Sec'y JAS. A. PORTER, Pres.
The operations of this Company for yeas, have been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River, Sea and Fire Rhks taken at the lowest Taes, and
losses promptly adjusted. w; B. PARTEE, Agent,
nh6 " Ofhoe. No. H3 Camp street, Neygllrleann
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[FrOm Mr.: S. C, Hayes, of the firm of Broper, Hayes
Co. Booksellers and StatiaRerS, No. 1873 Marked strest
kphia-JanuaKy 8, l847.J :
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar Is an invaluable RENE
dy it cured the worst OF colds with If you want Ger
dfcate will cheertuly give one s. 6, HAYES
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eFrOm S. S. GiueRs.l
PADucAH KY, June 8, 1S46My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup now reduced TO SIX bottles and its popularity daiy
increasing You would do well to send another supply
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: MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
AND PLANTERS, MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Permanent Fund, bV Aet of Incorporation, &2OO, ,O0O.
VIM Laughlin, Kendall Dunbar, @. Al Bulkley,
Guthber Bulitt, Samuel JamsOn, Wm H H PettisOn.
Elliott Robbins. Abm Vanbbber. Gharies Pride
Peter Marcy, Ig. Szymanski. John Hall.
VIM LAUGHLIN, President
CUTHBERT BuLLITT, Vice President.
Jos. NASH, Actuary, EwD. RAwLK Solicitor WM
CHRIsTY, Notary.
JAS. JONES, M. D. and A Fl. CEEAs D., Physicians.
The Merchants and Panters Insurance Company having
subscrbed in cash and well secured amply
sufficient for all contingencies is prepared receive
applications and make surances at their Office Southeast
Corner of .N.4TCHEZ and CAMP Streets, on FIRE,
MARINE, and RIVER RISKS, and also upon the LIVES
of White persons and Slaves.
~ This Company is established the Mutual principle
Of Insurance. whereby every person nsung with becomes
interested in its and its profits divided among ts
customers, payable in Cash. instead of Scrip. d. 1y
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INSURANCE.
.VeaU Orleans Agency

0VBW VFOOUNFUO UHS OROCY
OF THE
MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE co,
Of Nashville, Tennessee.
TTyHIS Company will Insure on the Mutual Pnucipe,
Il Houses Merchandise, ETC. against LOSS' or DAMAGE
sssnst THE FERRIS OF THE Gas aAs. AMP = d. BIy-
tuition entitled to ul participation IN the profits with
out any liability to loss
TKUsTREs:
N Hobson, NJ s. Pilcher Jas. Morton, II.
John Waters J: g: Shepherd, u Weaver,
J. A. McAlister, Ii. Douglass, Y. Z. Smith,
p n West John Morrow, b. r. McKennis,
John II. Ewin, A. w. Putnan, Z. ". Maxey,
w. T. Berry, Samuel Seay, a. Morrison,
e. 8. Hall, LIB. Knowles, e z. Hlimans
Alex. Fall. j. b. Johnson, kobt Stewart,
r. F. Bell, A. J. Duncan. W. Pntehard,
l.. b. Fite, A. IL: Hicks. t. A. Thomas,
A, o, y. NICHOLsoN, President
M g. PILCHER, Vice President.
- @. ]. r. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X. Price, r. II. Fraser,
Geo. w. West, o. Gomez.
fy@ IL WIN, "A. JOHNSON, Agent, 90 Camp II.
~ Picayune viii please copy.
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[From Hargeatt 4 Ne Goloa1


~ Ias VIZ Jd yTh
gives general Satisfaction We have been out of if for som
time, and thought would order any; but il is amo
daily inquired for. and thought. perhaps would be be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-10

SEPH HUFTY,
QRUSH MANUFACTURER AND GENERAL.
ID VARIETY STORE, No. 10 Camp street, G6aaAa
keeps constantly hand extensive assortment
Of BRUSHES, Fine She'll Buffalo and Horn HyNETaNN
COMES, FANS, FISHING TACKLE, IN 3VlyIlIN
Ola RUBBER GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES. uthHV
PERFUsERY, AcCoRDEOEs. POCKET KNIVES, PURSES,
GOLD PENS, ETC. etc. WhOtesdteGRd Retail. Purchasers
invited to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
CHEAP for Cash good CitU 4cceDElnces, mhl9 I'm
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Csliins Co.: am happy inform you that think Dr
Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar win take the lead NJ
In part Of the country. out of it, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked 50 often for DIR
Dapisis Deprrdtipe EItract and Joseph Daois's Hors
LiHmsnt, that have taken the liberty of writing for a
agency for the above articles if agreeable to you If So pleas
write word, and send dozen of EACH with arg
show bills. Respectfully yours SAML. r. KEMProN-
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ii. STUART, Builder and JoT6er, at IOI Julia
! rs seet ct Iontracs for BUILDING, FINISHING or
blNG Of all kinds, done orde with pTomptness Resi-
aence, Commercial Hotel. IL SASH-DOORS and
BLINDS made TO order, fya3 6mdE W
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sTlNsON, CdrPsater and Builder. No. 294 Maya
- zine street, Tin Side Stewards old place)-consanty
hand. extensive assortment of Panel Doors Blinds
Sash glazed ungaZed All orders promptly filled at The
neatness and dispatch, mhqp Jy
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.

PHILADELPHIA, June q 1846- highly recommend Dr.
Dayis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
of its virtues My wife had been affected for long
weakhes and pam in the breast; the of this medicine
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would afe
time, recur and all occasions the relief speedy
in the first place. months since she has beer
free Of the Affection consderit and recommend it
in addition to relieving the breast SWALLOW, ,9 Waters
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
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Merchants from different sections of the country give
the most haeng of the universal popularity and eff
fcacy Of Dr. Daviss Syrup under their notice. number
Of them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold
diOn that If it did give satisfaction, the price should be
returned and one Of them has had application
the This speaks volumes in favor Of the med
cine. We append few extracts from orders, samples Of
those are in frequent receipt of well of verbal accounts
we frequently hear:
[Fr0m Doctors YdaghaR and ResA both practising ply
sieiaRs, as nell as DTEggists.J
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June 1, 18i7-DT Davis's Syrup of
Wild Chery and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think that
you choose give wholesale agency for that medicine
dispose OF almost any amount in Northern Indiana.
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PHILADELPHIA, June & 1851 feel free to recommend Dr.
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experience
Of its benicis effects in my have been for
time past subject to attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of breast and uneasy sensation at The stomach
accompanied with dyspepc symptoms. Last spring. having
attack of it, recommended by acquaintance who
had been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup try it. did
effects were immediate. -.-
JoHNF. ORAM I.ades' Shnmaker 20 Race ntreat
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WELLsvIILE Ohio, January 81 iSl7-The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar find 70 be valuable medicine, and
considerably in practice. have sold and used nearly all
that have forwarded and would be pleased have
send another supply SION the Of transportation
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HAYsOO superior bales Bath Hay, 10 store and for sale
j H. BY ths svhSaaSs0 TURNER & SORIA,
NAlS eemw sg qwass NAs INvSl TNOs.4,
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E1 Mr.; W. G. FlTE is our authorized AGENT to
transact all business of the House. per notaa act passed
this day before A. G. AnswOrth, Notary Public
ty2 GEO. c. TAYLOR & CO.
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a. b. RINGGOLD

91 Gracier street, Neao Orleans,
DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS.
in store for sale carefully selected assortment
OF Wines and Liquors. among which the following
AMONTILLADO SHERRY-in boxes of 1 dozen each.
PALE SHERRf-in bottles, demiiohns, and Or casks.
MADElRA-in bottles, dempohns, and qT-casks.
PORT-very superior qualty-in boxes Of dozen.
CHAMPAIGNE-yery choice.
SAUTERNE-n bottles and qrcasks.
CLARET-Of various descnpuons-in casks and bottles.
COGNAC BRANDY-superior quality.
WlLD-CHERRY BRANDY.
WHlSkY-od Bourbon.
Do. Monongahela
HAMS-Washngton. mhl6 2awl1n
0rrisrs fronn tba ar.n1oJ ~
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AUCTION SALES.

CARD.-SEW AUCTION EsTAbLlshhknf--
~ BALDWIN GARDINER, tlaie Of Gsfdners Furnish
ing Wsrehouse having been appointed an na1
tsfen he roo on ire sccond floor OF the large
building No 80 Broadway corner Of Arthonyst, lately
occupied ss museum, for bis salcsroom- .~,,s
every description OF goods embraced IN me numerous
branches OF bis late extensive decorative ~s
house induces him offer bis services 10 bis riends Id
The public, more particularly 10 the disposal OF gooos
sucton comprised In the above nes such a. sHver ana
mingham manufactures. Also China and glassware, mir
rors carpeng upholstery, rich cabinet furniture eronze
paintings pianos slsfusy, and ell other kinds OF EngHso
French, German, Italian and Chinese hacy articles IN
Gliding watches and swelry.
Mr. GARDINER viii attend personally and srperfntend
ue proper arranging and esslogng OF furniture Tor SAFE
auction al Renteel private residences or viii receive IL
Tor sale At bis Long Room and feels confident that BE can
give entire satisfaction 10 owners.
Stocks IN trade, snd msnuiaerers stocks 20 be sold az
suction viii also receive his particular attention lie re-
specially solcits from his friends and the public, trial
Accounts Of sales with the proceeds viii be rendered
forthwith strictly IN all cases myT IFS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Third Annual Report Of the Directors Of the
Hudson River Railroad Company.
REPORT

REPORT.
The present Directors in accepting the trust con-
ferred ON them by the Stockholders, have bad no
other object in view than to carry out tho purposes
for which the company was Incorporated. The act
creating it was declared to be public act and the
policy was apparent, that it should be conducted
without concealment in any respect This policy
has governed hitherto and the Report now submit
ed Is made in accordance with these views, and 10
as to spread before the stockholders and the public.
a statement Of it, exact condition. and of what
may be expected from future management. They
therefore, present with a minuteness unusual In
similar cases, the prominent circumstances oil the
management Of the affairs Of the Company for the
past year.
The Report to the Board by William Q. Young.
ESQ. the Chief Engineer Of the Company, which
ia herewith submitted details the progress ct tho
work since the last report made by the Board
also the result Of its operation to Poughkeepsie'
and Of his examination OF the line above Pough
keepsie to Albany, which leaves but little 20 Do
added on these points. The topics to which 1t is
rther necessary to aude, are the condition OF tho
6napees of the Company, past and prospective;
t,e neriod when it is calculated the Road will be
rstions and calculations Of the Board in this respect
In respect to tho finances Of the Company, the
Board refer to the Report upon the same by the
Treasurer, herewith submitted 1t is full and sPe-
cial in its details, and beside presenting the pre-.
sent monetary condition of the Company, state
ment is given Of oil existing claims.
The charter required the completion OF tho road
during the presen. Spring, and limited the amount
which might be borrowed to three millions OF dol
lars On application to the Legislature as the re-
cent session the time for such completion TO Albany
was extended to JAY o. le52, and the amount
which might be borrowed was extended 20 six
millions OF dollars.
The general rail cad act also authorizes oompa-
mics to dispose Of their bonds and an act passed
during the session prevents companies from inter
no.;ns the pIea Of asury 10 any action. Ata later
ror;,5 of,be ,es,oa an act was introduced author.
ring the central Inc OF railroads 10 lend thercreds
% mi, company, not exceeding live per cent on
,,,ai- csnitsl; and cities and villages were also
.,,bo,;zed to lend their credit to further the COM
rletion efthe road.
The last mentioned act Yves suggested by tho
fouds of the railroads from Albany to BuHslo from
,ha,r anxiety to have continuous line from Lake
Erie to this City established as soon as possible
Tie Secretary being present at Aiosny' aided IN
,roouring its passage the Company, however.
tyust II will rot be necessary to make use OF the
privileges ofthe law
Ths negotiation of loans At par has been sstsad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

EFFECT OF THE New British NAvIeATroS
ACT ON AMERICAN SHIPPING IN THE BALTIC
Extract from a letter from Messrs. Rainals, Dea-
con 4 Co. dated
ELsISoRg, March :.
"Since the commencement Of this year, we have
instituted all possible inquiry respecting the proba
Die operation Of the new British Navigation Act on
American Shipping in the Baltic, and the result OF
our inquiries leads us to express the opinion that
it will have very favorable effect on the same, in
asmuch as American vessels will henceforth meet
with decided preference in the principal Baltic
Ports, Especially 81. Petersburg and obtain fair
and even good freights from these ports for Great
Britain and Ireland. The cause OF this will DO
found in the fact, that great proportion OF tbs
British vessels visiting the Baltic Of very in
ferior class; slow sailing, and in many instances
not coppered in addition to this the character OF
the officers and crews of American ships will be
likely to ensure them preference with most
shippers"
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DR.. cHIr,roN,s NEW MAGNETIC

ELECTRIC MACHINES for medical eppIlcstion.I,
Il These instruments possess great suPero1Iy over ~
Others for medical use the shocks being obtained entirely
from permanent magnets and The mechanism 10 90 arranged
a. 10 cause the current Of induced electricity to pass al
WAYS In one They require gslyanc battery TO
put them In action and consequently there is no need OF
acids other liquids Objectionable In the other kinds
now In use and they always ready for immediate
picaron and In nowise liable TO get out OF order All
mai Ia necessary put the instrument IN action IL simply
10 turn small handle which could be done by child
They are put up In very portable FORM being secured
m small cases from which they do not require 10 be
moved.
FOR sale ai Chtons Chemical WUeTooms g Chambers'
o. MY. mys iWs
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MORE hNON -.
lft reigt borhood Of Beecker and CsTnlne sIeessi -
brow Il 10 the utmost CONSERVATION last Saturday
the occurrence OF mysterious knockngs rnlisI ~
Rochr sfer md 5irsfJrd sfatrs the truth OF "hn ce -,
verified BIZ nnmb6r Of the most respecaDe ~
he Elrh and Fifteenth Wards. Ia The cotlns 80
VIM r. McKlMM IL Csrniire-st al 0 c oeki = ..s5
Of persons being present large mossses esss no
Bleecksr q from The OF c. Benson ena ~ o. ,s
NE tsiors store about Is feet when Il rghled lse 81
end Al the came moment laors goose rev ~ 80
ring through tie store carrying away re nat =. .toe
per Of 2O Mndenlare and landing In ne ary a.
of Mr. h Hall the OPPOSITE corner Mr. aS 20 oos
seshy man weight 30 bs stepped 70 he aoo' -
saer the goose when he was lssai.ed 10 me .oA - - No
he FEET snd kicked the top OF krickerooeseI
ia rrving Och Hone. Tailor Mckmm i na.
isav Mira purchased pair OF shoes ~ AZ 81 ~
froe.heek s opposite but ashamed al hn1ns - a.
hrerehes n the same bundle when abe got nonle. al
irterrisson OF IS minutes the knockings were - h1
tremendous crash was heard overhead and "a ,hs
from Dodges fell through lie fky and al o IN. 40
sore leaving behind q strong smell OF s1IPLsn. mr.
fdghisned M s. Jackson hal bis lie u te "a
Porrester will not peuaii any one TO see nini :. h.
cover, some Astounding Developments VIII ens 49, ssore
saw he spris frolcking while 10 snce ~ 80 n hss
ws, closed the proprietor wnsurprsed TO tnd ~
nonev drawer which he supposed wa lseed 49,, "a
~ -nsorers during the evening Mr.. Mafse nAs - a.
- men urder he orders OF Aid Ball TO preserve oe
h s,,nTe A sprIs viii not long exist where s
are nreseut The curious In hess matters WIZ " NV
fully informed ey calling % uvr,tu =, 4. ruiue-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
SAILS, AWNINGS, TENTS, 60:

fJTioN TO preserve al kinds OF articles made Ct cam
y,ss cotton or hemp coihs thai are exposed 70 the wea
OF from mdew rot al the same nme ma.ng tnen ca sn
tiou are not altered In their appearance and VIII retain
er original color long they las me subscrloefs
have used this solution years on awnings and sa
and have never found fail IN one instance and now
cder Il 10 the public the most reasonable terms avn
tngs calls tents and all hinds OF canvass uuces Hauo w
order q, the shortest notice u,
PARIsFN < CROsSMAN, cor. Pearlst and Broadway
~ B. Old awnings mot spotted, preserved as Wen
~ nav myl3Ns