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We give place in our columns to-day to interesting
letter from Mr. Palmer, who is well known 10 our read
for his indefagable abors in the field Of enterprise
intended to make acquainted with the Language,
habits. and of the Japanese and other orsna
nations II is gratifying that he is co-opsanns
with such eminen, Professor Pftzmaier, who's
success hngust is highly appreciated in the nnvs
sitiss Of Europe. .r s..s ssrsssA 5..s,si,@F
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United state. Hotel At PhiIadelphi..

THE respectfully his friends and the
eng community he has assumed the propsetoshp Of the
United States Long with
proprietor he feels perfectly safe in promising its old
wanting confirm It's reputa
the country No has been
spared completely eng the entire establishment and he
culariy introduced
ladies' Firmly determined give satsac-
ton, socits patronage always freely
bestowed the old United States.
May 29-mf A. &. ALLEN
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EDUCTIOS prices reduce stoek.-we respectful,
public general although earl
season, Offer
greatly reduced prices, order on
supplies bargains expected
really on., ed We the following goods, via
hhncy slhs small checks, striped and plain
Cbene and foulsrds
Hen India SILKS In plsids &c.
An extensive assortment % bereses In plain modes
sbsIi.s, berere de iaipc-, tissues, &c.
French, English and American prints
Cbintres, gipghams, i1wns, muslins
Jsconets, &C.. NIL grades and prices
Plain, white, and embroidered Swiss mu.ins
colored muslins which will be
below any price heretofore named
White cambrc, musns, jaconet cambcs Nsnsooh and
muslins
Full assortment plaid musns, including all grades.
In black good IRE have
Fine black sipsoas, bobasns oussens dc lanes
grenadines, &C.
with assortment black silks, smbrsoins all width.
and qualities
Ladder Iiren Aardtsrohieft, a.H
We have the following for the have Of
f.red--
20 dor, linen csmbrie hsndkerchief, ~ rs dor.n
do do do 20 do
small children
Also broken below the price shove named
With sbesaufi Of ladies' pocket handkerchief,
ell medium and hee grades. Il
We invite the generally TO the
rated stock only NJ varsity all Of which
snrious reduce, and ~l sell cheap TO do so
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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ELOOR OIL CLOTHS AND LISr CARPETINGs.- Jus,
supply ciohs entirely deasns
which room passage according diagram
Also, fol supply os Competing, all Of which win
sold lou. lYT7
Jun. e-s,.od CLAoErr poDsoN
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NEW ooODs-The subscriber. beg leave inform their
toners that they have Just, received new supply OF The follow
ing articles to which they invite attention, namely
Black chally, mourning dresses
Do Grenadine do
DO bombasins and ALA spaeas, very hight
Do and fancy bereErs and de iaines
Fancy French orrandie and lawns
Plain and figured jaconeu, for dresses
DO Swiss and polka musins
Black and fancy rousd silks
French embroidered chsmise cuffs, and coar' Of
reiy and price
Very handsome and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies gauxe menno aad silk
Richardson and Cray. updr-s.~d Irsh linens
English and American besched long cloths
Ladies reniemens Md silk, and Isle thread gloves
Also description Of genusmsns and youtbs wear and
Of all Of which viii be disposed
the accommodating terms.
We beg Of housekeepers TO
supply Of
Linen and sheetne- dsmast table cloths
Napkins, owens coiorcd Marscles and Alendas
quilts
Table and embroidered and lace curtains
White and bun linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chinxos
-, 50, aud 60 white msuings
-, 50, and 60 fancy colored msttnEs, style
4, 81, and o 4 plain coored
American floor oilcioths designs
and very hapdsom.
And large and English velvet tapestry.
Brussels spy and ingram very reduced Price.
HooE, BROTHER, CO.
May 2i-ifdn
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Canton Mattings, Floor Oilcloths, Csrpsung, 80.
THE subscribers receiving per schooner Statesman
New York
50 pieces ~ heavy white Canton mntings
do do
70 do ga do do do
30 do do red checked do do
IS 4h64do do do
A do fancy do do
do super English oIcloth, Is feet wide
do super American ocioh, from twelve eighteen
wide
a5 do ow-priced American ocoth, from three feet
wide
10 do Cocoa matiings for basement, Ac
hand full assortment Of variety Of i'm
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American Brussels
imperial three ply and Ingram fne ngrain
priced hemp and cotton both striped and plaid together
with furnishing
prepared fully Offer good terms
other dealers In this country.
Apl 6-1 r. H. HooE Co
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nRESS GOODS.-We respectfully invite
public, ladies especially
unusually
season. great offered purchasers
orally possible
public dnd greatly their advantage give call be
fore purchasing elsewhere. We have
Rich ehene striped plaid spring and summer silks in low
prices
Plain, pink blue, green and salmon colored mousselnes
10 pieces for travelling dresses
alwool small figured mousseines, for chidrens
Plain green blue shaeys-a desirable
arucle for ladies' dresses
PLAIN, nd colored bsreges, In all shades
40 pieces figured bereges and grenadines
IS low-priced do part OF which arc very bcauufu
In iow.p goods
laines low price, and very choice syles
In French and Jaconets, &c
Is pieces rich printed OrgaDdir musins
Is do printed jsconet cambics, extra hne
50 do medium quality and price lawns warranted
100 do ow-pr,eed do do
30 do small figured dotted French ehintzes, fos chill
20 do half mourning and orsandie musiins
Is do good qualify black lawns, Al i2k cents
In addition above line have almos every article be-
longing trade all OF which and viii sell on good
from retail establishment the
will only be for purchaser TO be convinced Of the
goods and before
ing We ask careful and particular eIaminston. -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO
May e-dlm
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TUE colo Worshspp~r-s Novei 20 cents,
Mary Lswson by Eugene Sue author Of shs Wandering Jew
rs
The WIFE, Sister, the Forbidden Marriage. rs
The Dennine- and their Besut by Mss Leslie. IS cents
by De oa'ney author Of the English Opium Eater as
Jube7 FRANCk TAYLOR.
The New York herald., 1851-12-10

TUESDAY, Dec. 9-oP. M
Stocks are quiet to day Quotations remain sbsut
ths same s at the close yesterday There spscus
o> sbsssa and stocks confined In their movsments
10 few hands broker sells day, and buys in to-
morrow hopes have been entertained that outsiders
would later be attracted and relieve the street
Of the large lots Of fsncies which such dead
weight The has slipped away without any very
important upward movement and those who have pur-
chased largely with the impression that an active spe
culstion would give them good profits have simply
made mistake. II there any thing the value in
the ances holders represent they Of have Oh
lection to carry them, but it Is impression that
most Of the largest holders anxious to sell that they
are only prevented from putting their stocks the
market by the apprehension that rapid depreciation
would be the result To sustain prices it is necessary
to keep the poorly supplied possible and TO
keep up an active demand. To do this holders who al
ready have than they want, frequently COM
psea 10 purchase a falling arket, to prevent se-
rous decline 1t is pretty certain tn at before any great
distribution Of the leading fan takes place prices
must give way. Money is by means abundant There
n an active dem and the brokers are not able to get
al they want.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this pert, to-day, amounted to SS2030 payments
so9,e4o 39-Balance $3 295, 800 49,
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts Of the
New York and Harlem Railroad Company in each OF the
first eleven months in each Of the past four years
The New York herald., 1851-12-10

ssry oexonerste the general government from any liz
biity for any portion all of the debt Of Texas The
Governor says that 1t Is evident that the whole ten mil
lions OF dollars will not be required to discharge the out
standing liabilities Of the State according to the scale
which has been adopted for asce-taining the actual
amount of those liabilities and from which be can see
to depart. There Is not . sufacisnt amount
the State Treasury TO meet the current expenses
the present Legislature is recommended that pro-
vision be made to pay the $26Ooo0 interest which viii
be due the FIVE millions United States bonds on the
first Of January next, into the Treasury soon as
practicable
The value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port
consumption fer warehousing, and the amount with
drawn from warehouse for the week ending the 4th Of
December was as annexed -
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The Cotton Trade.
MR. THOMAS J. STEWARDS CIRCULAR.
Nrxx Yopu na~ n Iar

NEw YoRK, SATURDAY, Dec. Q, 1851.
Ny last circular issued for the Baltic, on the
22d ul,imo. The market continued TO exhibit an up
ward tendency during the early part Of the ensuing
week but closed heavy and styles aquarter
Of cent decline from highest point tn obtand the
ctions (which chiefly in parcels to arrive
IL 600 bales The business, this week, was les
sened by the scarcity Of samples ahoat buyers also
evncing less anxiety to purchase from the small ad-
vance obtained at Liverpool during the week end
ing l4th ult, indicative Of lower range Of prices
than II supposed would be reached before the LIST
January, by the small stock which must exist at that
period The sales we're seout 600 bales on MONDAY ist
on Thursday, loco bales The steamer Humboldt ar
rived at early hour yesterday morning with three
days later sdvices OF the Lveeool market and up
ward tendency. This has caused complete change In
the tone and course Of which has since dispaycd
greater activity with sales of2Goo bales at the fall out
In All dry and this ors has been
the dest find greater quantity OF lint fibre pro-
duced from seed cstton than was supposed probable
From exper ments recently made It has been ascertain
ed that this excess h gresttst on well cultivated upAnds
and light sandy soils the bottom lands have delivered
not 70 have S dsno.nt we're tn
stalks Of the bos and uniformly smaeven at the south
west II not strange that only about two months since,
probable Yield Of the sea,on One Of my
observes Gut fer the heavy yield from the seed cotton
as already noticed, my own oplson Is, thst the crop
would not have exceeded that Of last year. Another
ysfn respect to froet that has claimed part Of my
attention, as was convinced on my last arrival at
Nsohez the 1eth Sept that frost either in septem
Der October would make bat little difference AZ the
crop then fully matured and incontestible evil
dence Of It. you will see Less stained cotton In this CROP
than any you or | have SEEM The tendency
here II still to talk Of excessive figure, such as
zsoo bales as probable point for the crop Of the
season. have not yet brought my mind TO any
point over soeooo bales and possibly may not for four
months. 1 incline to the opinisn that 27eoo 600 will
be finally secured but, excepting florida, believe
the planters control their crops and unlesc prices
rule decidedly ever those current they will pro-
baby retain any excess over tvo millions and had
Of bales until the probable issue Of tbs next crop
decided full year hence In fact, would not he
prised at delivery under 500 0cO bales ~ continental
disturbances should prevan next spring or summer
Such being the bent Of my mind consider II worse
than useless TO attempt fixing point to this CROP fur
tker than Il win not be beyond the immediate OF
spinrers.
The New York herald., 1851-12-10

Th shows an of discounts In bills Of $40 9l5
and an increase Of circulation Of s3ioS5e the
responding period Of last year The State Bank Of To-
dsna Is one Of the best managed institutions in the
western country ber notes pass freely and are sought
for in ell The sates west Of the Allegheny Mountains
The Governor Of Texas in his message 10 the Lsgis
laure cf that State discusses he fuhset q TIE ten
millions awarded by the last Congress 90 the State BY
What 81 denominated the Texas Boundary Bill" As-
cordinr the conditions Of that bill half Of the
slole amount 70 be retained by the United State,
government Until The creditors Of The State holding
bords sud ether cerdeate % stock Of Texas for which
duties On Imports were psciay pledged shall ars fe at
the Treasury Department releases of all cla against the
United states The decision Of the Secretary Of The
Treasury hat he would not isue 10 the state urd er
sny circumstance arg portion Of 5e reserved nv, nil
lions until all The creditors had hd the release. re1urei
b. law even though IL should appear that small Dor
ion only fthe amount would be required 70 pay OF The
rrotssted obllvatops in fol- does meet the approv.
Of the Goyerncr; end h. recommends that application
b. ade to Congress foT such moilcsti9n q the law
al will authorize the Treasury Department issue 10
The state al the stock contemplated by the upon
her aDs releases 10 the United States may be nece.
The New York herald., 1851-12-10
MOVEMENTS OF AonrcvLrvR.L pnsDucrs-lss1.

rrs.s an important table as 1t shows the sources
from which supplies of breadstufs. Sc, are derived
IL will be that State furnishes large quan.
titles Of provisions great deal Of the whea. arriving
.t Bufso nom the West is manufactured into -four in
this tate before forwarding to Tide Water The bulk
Of the butter cheese which this market H
tl. canal In the State OF New York Very little
barley comes from the West This grain is cultivated
extensively in this State for mating and brought to
Albany for a market. Very little corn raised in the
State Of New York to Tide Water II is princi
paIly consumed in the vicinity Of its growth
The last annual report of the Norrtown Railroad Com
pany shows that the finances in favorable cond.
ton, and that its prospects steadily Frightening
The whole amount Of receipts from passengers were
ss5o3 60 Of which sea- 90 taken on the Norris
town branch, ard s31 e3T the Ger uantowu branch
The whole amount Of receipts fsom freight WAS
sl17C3 IL Of which $50 15s 30 rcm the Norrs,own
branch, and s2s5o 35 from the Germantown branch
Total from all sorrce, sl3e $50 "a Balance prevousy
10 hand sl4 23 L. The total amount Of expenditure.
AL kinds during the period Including per cent
dividend upon stock was sl46 rs So leaving cash bs
lance In the hands of the Of 81 sa5 D. rh
estimated revenue for the year $4,000, bsin.
$500 IS less than the actual receipts and Assns
el2o the previous year. This shows very prospe
rous condition Of things especially vnen is taken Intc
consideration that the destruction Of the bridge at Con.
sbcken deprived the company fox the greater portou
fhs year Of the coal business usually done from that
point with the Reading road The whole number oi
passengers conveyed over the road for the year
toe 500 GIL per day against &57 iss the preriou,
year The constant outlay for new rail depots cars
engines, &c &c which the company has literally made
the past year Of included in the total ex
penditures and hence while the increased business on
the read each successive year viii enable II to continue
these expenditures upon liberal scale 1t viii
also enable 1t to provide for reasonable dividend
to the stockholders.
The annexed statement exh ioit, the condition Of tn.
state Bank Of Indiana and branches the 3st Of Oc
toter, ISL
er.Ir BAsK or ISptASA sNo BRANCHES Der. s1sT 1851
The New York herald., 1851-12-10
IJrrp rooL ca ,sr,IeArIoS.
INDIA nUBBER GOODS.

DAYs SPRING sEANK CLOG oyERsuoE. TUE
~ srprecAting suthsf Of New York BY G@s Light"
hus sp.,ts q s valuable rev discovery Of Ne Day, Of
the gtnes the oiinging elegance o. ths ovsgsh,e-ss
msoh superior 70 all others "a tie magnetic TELEGRAPH 20
bag By the intradueton Of spring Ia he
middle Of the sole the quarters q the shoe ov
suabe for cy aud 81 the me the shoe it5e
10 held eeaey ard lovingly g ts foot,espsns .ss 10
every curve snd sprnFnx back upon every uuduation
Thehes de y.h hirh, frm counter. that Asrt
bonch with the hpFer AZ ta TOP vsh be ven With
selling gtite hid tet tbs clog Tree and 10 drops
nediitely In putting uarslT set the f3t into 10
ar tbc heel piece By gentle benfou ~ the spring
sndt ht-.hrs avoiding she rsrspirns etrufgip
SD hstsful scramble est into Of sd
fashioned rubbers. IN churches theatres raoad
and other siacos rhsre 81. FOR time a0d
wiftCH his feet nt too WAR;. th9 cf o. nVal.te
invtrtcu sccount cf the tst 81 rtrs 81 ara IN
shcrl for al th't iarye car rseuE threehtts 0f
rtrula.on q odr cties ssgs - arpenfanee Of
eeFerec tndretneuo1tE E trs Day accessories cf fe
We hyrnE ahauh clog Oycrh94 us8n ion u ths
positive aud real value ffTlifiv cught ths is5tsto
trrrevs hes stin ltted Ls harpott irsrrs1ast1 10
thankful ~ him t1r ti 1twef Fff3Ilul and 1 every
wy most sdmrtble a bic Attvsnsrts which reseues
t9eir pretty eet IRON deoImiy snd - he same tina
spr rigorous climate,
The New York herald., 1851-12-10
1898 .6le 1898 1873 s454 o35 1872 osI

Totals. ...... 6l6 S3s3 1873 s454oS5 s572 6sI
These receipts show remarkably well but notwihstand-
ing the great increase in their revenue the Directors
this company will not increase their dividend upon the
cid stock in consequence Of their very heavy expend
tures during the present year in buildings erected by
them in this city for offices and depot and other build
ingr between New York and Dover Plains and in ex
ira expenditures the extension between Dover and
Chatham Four Corners, in providing cars locomotives
&c Sc and moneys necessarily laid cut by them on the
extension included in the contract for constructing
the new road The expenses therefore will largely ex
ceed those Of the previous year The company are pre-
pairing their annual repert which will be issued to the
stockholders the first Of January showing these facts
and therein they viii justify themselves for not ncreas
Ing their rate Of dividend heretofore paid.
The United States mint paid certificates to No l24s
yesterday The following statement of its business for
he week ending Saturday
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TO n. PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY.


bStn hague, EsI is preparing, In tinted thosrrphv,
om drawing made hy him daring tke fathfut
IN the hse5t style q ara Of ts state oren
nS o TIE Great Exhibition Of all Nations ty MAJESTY
we Queen The esnt chosen IN the picture being whsr
rs hoyol Hghrees Frincr Albert delivered her Majesty
the sdrss Of the Royal Comissioners sra
wing eT inches hY ~ without marrin. Proofs prints,
III tpll colorcd, S4s. ~ B.The orsnsi bas been
hsed at The Palace tnd sppr0vcd of by Massty
hh koyal Hghutsa Frirfo Albert yarir orders
queeted 20 good I'm Lon
Co.. publishers to her Majesty sc pGstrand........Ne1
sUsT PUBLISHED,
-Ihe nnltes Etatts frgate Sc. Lawrence S.utiss oC
Covcs Dedicated ty special permission to Capt esrds
fain 70 odi soiores' loa Cd Ionaon Aekermsnne Cos
.IHE LONDON GUIDE POCKET THANDKERcHiEF.-
ss ~ ssons mott acceptable present 70 country
inas ana otegn ysites Perhaps Of the groaest
neys 70 eer the nan of business pleasure 70 hnt
ntss " pa Iuyo rosness or necessity involved IN 30
Ntlrtsrk anc rrohtlosq occupation of shewinr hevV
county, cousins or continental acquaintance ever
son wien common courtesy pulling and inclinas
ZOE we oter What to be doncl Present them vith
tsse kercho and they may find their without Vow
80 OF compsnyho whole of the great thorough fares bs
F dyeted of The tributary streets rcrtefng What hs-
hetto been 20 The stranger great dimeuv rattor eF
s.se snd certainly. kesss Wech Hargetssn the ware.
housemen Of Chearsde tho designers cf the sp and
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The New York herald., 1851-12-10

M L EDICAL.

VU>HE MARRIED WoMAN'b PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panion-By Dr. A. n. Nauricssu Professor Diseases
Of womsn-Twenteth Edition, lsmo. pp 250-Pree 81.
Years Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish
band might have been spared timely possession this
work. IL intended especially for the married, those
contemplating marriage dseloses important secrets
which should be known 70 them particularly.
family. 10 is Of special importance.
Here, also, every femAleths wife, the motherAe one
either budding Into or the other In the decline
Of In whom nature templates cha
remedies And most certain mode Of In complaint
70 which her ssx 10 subject.
(Axsract sfa letter from ssnNeman n Dayton, Cho)
Ny DkAR eIR NY wife has beea peroeptby sinking for
some three more, a Of her
gush and sensrnG months before and during her
nBement: successive and debitatng
and which was on Last occasion. dsspared oL sup
pesed this state Of things inevitable and resigned
self 70 meet the worst. AZ thla time tnow about
months heard your book highly spoken Of ~ containing
Taanos.lpress you rscfi Afforded ny dssrossed
mind and the joy in 70 wife. learn
Ing that the OF n n pesonesux provided
remedy hopene< prospect 70 me. which little conceived
passed over my head, IN s human psoSssiisy nv wife
would have tesn In her srsvs AID ny children lsft
Hs course, nprssosbI. W convey nors fuiIy she 80
ssndsd Tor shs srrisS or those
sale ~ - broadvay, and ~ the Publishing snes l6
Liberty street New York Little Co.. Albany Joseph
Tucker Mobile. AiAbsmsi Z. p. PsSsrsen. @ Chesnut
y. r.ssp! u o. ..sy yin =. s....nls.ss ~ mai.
iS" = s.s si' 1s;f :s s. o.: & III ''''''
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sHIPPING.
THE NEW YORK AND LIyERPoOL UNITTp

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steamers The ships composing this Line
following ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock-
ADRIASIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by expressly
veTnment service every has been taken their
struetior-as in their engnes-to strength and
speed and their for
leo for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool, Sl2; in
second do, So Exclusive Of extra stats rooms
$500
From Liverpool 10 New York, f20.
An experienced surgeon will be attached 70 each ship.
No berth secured til paid for
The New York herald., 1851-12-10

I 0NDON-THE GREAT COUNTER MOVING DID,
- rama and Panorama Of the Great Metropolis will open
for the first time At the stuyvesant Institute $50
Wednesday evening, Dee TO- at osloek also every
evening except Sunday. and Wednesday and Saturday
o'clock p NJ Doors open previous to each exhb
tion. Admittance, Is cents.
The New York herald., 1851-12-10

pARls AND LONDON rRkArhBNr or PRIvAyI
pssasss In few hours, BY . vegetable Applieatios.
without rain. Ia debility brought BY improper hAbie
And eon:utst?nh ansoaons he oombnss medicines WIFI
w. esnn.s Be cured without u = he has eases daily o
sntess He makes daily cures Oh dssasss
Without eausts whish others eaussa BY their sxp
hundrsSs ef other esr.nesss shev shas neshi.
hsat- One application cured me otter another dee
ter tried long sine-w N. Crsft paid ever m dollar
yitout beneht tus cured By local snd general
sre,tnent In short dme.=JAs. fvsaa You cured -
sh.rs time after had been under three phyeiAns fef
year besides using sdeins could
no benshh-Wm. Ferguson, Perth Ambsx PatsnN sAs
~ enclosing fee 70 boz n Broadway Pon onss n, r..
70 in she evening n. LARMoNf. n D.. q ksals
Two sesrs IRON Broadway, opposite ossvartass
The New York herald., 1851-12-10

NEW MEDICAL Bo0KB.-A COMP.ErI PRACTICAL
Av york the nature and Of dsoaAs dssass
aad all tbs kindred By great numSss
q eesutfuiiy eolersd plates - large e. n-by Hena
Sss.iss; .s. Lecturer :. .urssry And S!sss.ss Of -
edition, Iree SO IHsrsos from ne Boston Medical al
Surgical Journal ." be sail, fsarlessy, be squA
70 Msords Aesons WORKS the family Of disease
asd far sugsser y asy thing Of the kind II
thfs country. Author Of THE Family Physcian, Dns
ss.ss Asshsr Of work On SELF ASusa s.S e Ds1ts
u. Ter sale ~ the pablishsrs SrRIN0RR T0WN31lr
n Broadway. and by ths aukAeg. s0< Droaduay