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A Detroit paper announces that thirty
goods and chattels passed through there on
May 4th, per underground railroad" and
that largo numbers are continually attracted
to that route by tho cheap fare" gentle
manly conductors" &c.
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James Worthington, q colorcd barber, was
arrested at Akron, Ohio, on Thursday, May
May 25tb, on q charge of counterfeiting; but
il being ascertained that the real cause of his
arrest was, that he was n fugitive slave, the
citizens turned out in great force, and prevent
cd his removal. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed, and further trouble was apprehended.
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UTHERN
Comm erciaI College,

WRITING IESTITUTE.
sTrrt H7s, term Of this College will cam-
l 5lsG-s - MONDAY. Feb IS, IN the NNStSsLz
-s5gs nd spacious roou IN CooPer's block, 49,
Isa..v street i've doors above Desderick.
ICs osJrss instruction ii this institution will embrace
T. khssijaS CoHnsrcia! Law, Commercial Arithmetic
III rel1S1shiP-
SC .rJil wi rs-sys diploma until he is thoroughly
g0.j.:iei q discharge The duties Of the accountant
Students will be Instructed ia all the modern improved
adopted y the best regulated houses in the country
. Others watch dsIeuses With the Use OF the Jour
greatly lrsSedng he amount It labor and liability to
ara another winch TSud6Js The OF the Cash book
40 Jirua ysrluouS. aud enables the bOokkseper to
s "a sT 5os accounts dIv, aud his merchandise and
- - 0jsl - NAV sGtt Lis Convenience.
It- latter more paEtc culgry Designed iOT The uss
,t retGii 5rtltGshUentS
it-7 viii b. taught simple process by which the mer-
-.t Il times ascertain the amount OF his loss or
i sgsil=T ia the quantity OF goods on hand, without
-,.i1g 70 tie tzliOUs process OF taking inventory.
iS5 Institution viii be permanent, and has been eStab-
Izrsi 20 est ths hreGdy important aud growing com
s-cs interests ci the ciy Of Nashville and State of Teu
sag and Il is designed - place upon basis Inferior
aoae IL this country
lie importance 10 every business man. Gt knowledge
y. -2cguuts 5a runCisay obvious to all Teheetn
s,5.ls.
rs -.a II 6s.'ti % is important to enable him to
sz.ge ada7s c,enii4Caly aud without pecuna'y loss
IL tie Ls7sT often called upon, il the discharge OF
as r1ss aai dGes, to GEraEei tue most intricate sc'
mia Cata It's young man Who depends upon his own
.. aTcsS aC7 livelihood ii .E uTslu4be, NgiEes him
, =l,.ga 'TE.cG nothing else can
sc holds tbs post Jt c0Iddeuia clerk in his employer
.s5vic5.
a. C17,e- With THIS establishment IS a department for
,r t-t g.! a5z i, 10 wish take lessons writing
m LzTs a. lszsat hand writing viii be impaired 10 all
o. T.. s-s themselves der the care Of fhe pTeceptor
r.pits sUtsJ,ug this Institution are not hunted to any
.sT,f Lessons Eut tor q specified price msT CONTINUE
80 JraIc hPT pursue 11t they perfected, retaining
az iyi eye Il REVERSING tHeir lessons al aay subsequent
nod ire oI staTsv.
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20 TTF NlpIClL PROFESSION.


=, B FAIUUE RS GAL, ANIC ABDOMINAL l.
= Il ,IOEI 4 remedial Agent, or
au,Eoi u zuryuE nold sad most popular one, Is
D,ausd so tte rTDit-so1 aud through II 10 Ill who
Ej,a wiz diseases requiring The application oi GAL
v NJ N,-utn - N.ueuuTrri thlOTGss Dysmen0TeheRi
hS. 3. b.. aFsia rPs0 0dsn Etony OF the stomAch)
lg4uI sUS ,.u-e muscular
taa sl4 Aii Kindred an~claus the Physicians ii il
say, his ius;Ju -U' constructed, that gen
t. Ghlyaait made Tus through su organ a.
sag sud stimulating ul' hs4ltby action thus assisting
l,lt . stpeTcedlUg other remedies lS ouuioDs al th-
rs.t lfuor. day, hs,icH JouTuh aud 81 ~, in
aud other cities using lh-
cost - ,uudcEy constructed Abdominal Supporter vel
:rraaJ viii zee spVare" 90 any scieutdc man ON
tvu-3TUrlvt that elhsT gaya,i,
4t support MAY be dispense! with, as NAV be mai.
ts1 ~ zach case PaNscisnS hail a- potent ally la com.
rFtg some most troublesome OF Diseases which OIL
b. a -. E,Str PsrsEce Rud skill
SPymOuT's ObStetTiCal Supporter.
y~ysisa brace aud sustain Lades in that Try
' lF oT Iiie .la1ot" No Lady anticipating this ordeal
,I1 iby,S at -ransn. with its use, il they one han
gnagrS gisr-s under the control ofthe patient eli
rha ali she r1uirs No scCOuch=r maintain his ObsIe
ttsl toos it, when Its etcaSy has been
,.ade known 10 ne ,abuc.
-kVLFat rs Fl.AtkNiA FORCEfS. This instrument
4, be seen, 20 sr approved aud appreciated (See
a A.. IN ,sshyt,is AID ether places using them Az or
dsTs silfessadL 20 r u fAlNh,
5.ae states Nt,sourj, henIucsy, Tennessee, Ala
f.s Coors4, Fufida, Mississippi, Louisiana, leNAs OF
In either u above INSTRUMENTS, will meet With
,!sil. s.s s.sl ~ bad IL the following houses:
Al BKUWNS II. q, SC0EEL'S, W. +. GRAT'S. j..
a UNNIRNAN'S q. W. HENDERSHOTS, Mrs. K. A.
,u * No Ss Nouh Market ST., and [. A. B0BlSSON&
40 ShslbNv,N2.
mars 'SA-Um
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yTNur UNDERSIGNED ntia-s lor saIe IN rsaso,

TXNHE undersigned OfesS tor sale, reasonable o.
terms the large and finely finished house aud s7;;.
lot on the corner Of Vine and Denumbr4ne streets. -
The lot fronts Demunbrdne and has depth Of
l6j feet GlOrg Vine is ornamented with egeCreens and
has a neyer-ailng well of pure and excellent water
The house is perfect order newly painted and contains
IL rooms. large conveniently arranged and well veut
lated There are besides te necessary outb lding such
kitchen, servants rcom bath room, smoke house,
ragehouse, stables, &c. THIS property is ersDf fran
for nearly 20 years either State county,
ration. Application to terms &c, may be made Dr.
W. T. Jones to John H. Currey-either of whom will
show the premises to those wishingto purchase:
RICHARD o. CURREY
S-If not sold by the lst Of October the above pro-
peIty will be for rent
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a H4RE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INSESTHENT,

NAiVABIE FARM FOR SALE offer for hlA
\ sae nv Farm lIlUg ia District No. &, on Mill -
Ir--E tz uisS Com the cty immed atey on the Nash-
,s nd Cuauanooza l.airo.i aud half mile from An
g3ru ler,3 fne land iroHt- than oneiouIth ot
l u 2a,irOsd The sol o the portion cleared Is
,i771S,si t.r sa-t.nv i bout half tue tract is
a77v tmberad and market for all the wood furnished
- "a Railroad The contains aOOut 240 acres, well
I'D sli tue Of il under good cedar fence. The
v 81 Greek Valley IuTupiS5 5 haShOt to within two or
- hundred wards OF the land 10 any person wishing
.z 81 the most desirable Farms in Davidson county,
-s5sj=ut opportunity offered. The Improvements
- 5,,ad and substantial! CHAS NJ HAYS
T--a-arEtf.
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NJEDICIN Els, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

vi tested, during the past year, by many the
spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser Is permitted
refer TO Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant cured
of most inveerae ScrOula Also, the servant Uf Mr.
Collins Of the disease. Five OF Cancer have
been cured twenty cases Of Bone telu Mr. r. IL Joness
cared Of Sore Ewes ate- having been under the
treatment Of two of the distinguished Physicians fol
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons ia Nashville
aud its vicinity, be who will youch for the great
benefits Of of treatment without the # The
knife mercury
Cancer, Scrofua, Rheumatism, kIstula Mercurial Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes and all
pures of the blood.
Twenty s constant Practice teen in New Orleans
prior to coming Nashville Those Interested are res.
pecully invited to CALL examine and consult irre ANY
charge.
Office No AZ Union St. near Cherry.
uoyl0-ly. EDWARD THOMAS
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rniIADfLPuIA COLLEGEO OF MEDICINE

.t,;i. MINT4R SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
1 rill begin October &, lo54.
.il course O LsrurEs are given both in the Winter
ana Summer nEasEF- axe conferred in March and July.
Is.s-ua5 ;ull c5IISa SIS Perpsiual Ticket, tl50.-
,l.1iauiaJiaa 1 O0Iiusl on Fee. a.. To those who
,- attended t.a inii caurces another institution, go,
i.cHatlg Orad9auol is-.
e.sal interest by the Faculty in the welfare
aud progress uJ every Student. Examinations given
, by ihz Professors upon each branch. In all facilities
- !s1ui0n this school equal 10 any IN the County
sf rUrther information, address
g. HOWARD RAND, n. d, DIAN,
1Gi South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
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MINERVA COLLEGE


WI II as III51 n 9 s5ee.
THIS hOurssug Institution for the education. Of ,-
Il Ladies, will Commence the Fut.Itl Uols1sis ,-,.
4tn September 1854 and continue 80 successive 5sesk-
Every iacility will be o1Cre or uI=ta ital aud i,
culture.
TEa s-Boarding, Lodging Washing Fuel and LIZ.
SlaJ
TEANs TUrrIoS Primary Department SO; Aesd-,
$50; Collegiate ~ Instrumental Music $50. Molefu
guages each $50. Address :. Z JONES
Oug-lm. . Fear Nashville Tebl.
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MERCHANDISE. ID
SECOND IMPORTATION.
ssigs GREAT NOVELTIES!
THOMPSON & co.

OUR Buyer has Just returned from the Eastern Cities
" and we opening the most beautiful goods and
greatest bargains offered in Nashville. We have all
the latest Paris designs in Dress Goods, Lace Goods and
Nantes purchased at extraordinary low prices Many OF
our richest Dress Goods selling at just hall price
Dress Goods.
SPLENDID Berages, entirely new patterns, at hal
prices; China Plaid Silks the most beautiful lot ever
opened; French Lawns very cheap. Common Lawns, all
prices Linen Cambrics very cheap; Plain Berages, all
qualities; splendid Flounced Rerages splendid Flnunced
Tissues beautiful new Silks; Bridal Dresses splendid.
Organdies.
The most beautiful lot we opened.
MRntleS.
We would call especial attention to our new Manties-
They most beautiful specimens of embroidery.
SPLENDID White Embroidered SILK;
&c 0G0red Muslin; HS
Applique Lace, etc;
Beautiful Muslin Basques;
Needle worked Muslin Scarfs
Lace Goods. -sazL
Real Guitar sets;
HOnetOn Z"
I" Vslenciences sets;
Rich Muslin BoSqueS;
Needle worked French Muslin Dresses;
Bridal Dresses;
' '' Wells, very beautiful
Beautiful French Sleeves
Valentine Collars new thing;
Valentine Collars, with sleeves.
White Goods
Of every kinda better assortment than we ever had
Mourning Goods.
new supply of black Shalles;
Berge de Lanes;
Berage Grape;
Mourning Silks, etc, etc.
Best English Hosiery.
Gentlemeu's half Hose, every kind;
Ladies best English Long Hose.
Irish Linens.
A splendid lot made especially for our sales:
Linens Sheetngs, etc;
Marsales Quilts.
Alexandra Best Kid Gloves.
We have received supply. In a word never
had beautiful cl cap stock to Offer having been
bought very late in the season We not only have them
exceedingly cheap but have many things that have been
seen before in this market
THOMPSON L co.
ap9sJ4 No 81 Public Square
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427 &429 8r Oadw p =, Kew York.
CONDUCTED trDN rHE E--DraNN PLAN.
FTIiIS IiUel has recently bfsu aus get aud rehfei
Il all the modern Improvements. lad Is row open t.r
reception OF permanent and 5arters aud isl
Meals served at all hours either 10 their artmeHtS a.
out extra charge the private dIalng rooms
Sail mango winch l. attached 90 tie Hotel Tbs H..
helm located within three minute walk Ot tl,e uar,
Hudson River and New havru DrpUts Siourner. io 81.
CITY will uud It their advantage the City Hat
cali as the proprietor ,oieits sHa the public uai,
age ILO@Ih ". hARPEL.
sug4-Gin. Proprie.I
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IIAYiNG taken an interest in the COTTON C0MNIS
IL SION HOUSE Of Henderson, Terry & Co.,
0, New Orleans and wishing to devote all OF my time
the of the House the upper country will sell
privately and accommodating TERMS (he purchaser
paving interest thirds threeOurths the balance
Cas6 my VALUABLE TRACT OF EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND, 10 miles East of Jackson and within
SJ5 miles Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, about lS0
acres cultivate and from experiments made ine
Cotton Tobacco Corn and Wheat Land be found in
this part Of Madison county. Very comfortable Double
CABINS for family. good Negro Cabins Stables, &C. and
u good Young Orchard Of Peaches, Apples, &c. and two
FINE WELLS Of MINERAL, which has been analy zed
as from Doctor Roener report below and om made
have doubt will become very valuable medicinal
and the quantity, uexhausble the depth being AZ
feet of water BY feet which hled in q few minutes.
The other Well Is Of hne sweet water good be
found in the country This FARM is situated believe in
as healthy ueighborhood be found the county,
and persons residing in the CHOLERA REGION snd
wishing remove viii bear in mind thai this c-unty has
heretofore been entirely exempt from CHOLERA Any
person buying my FARM, by taking the crop If grain
growing, and the Stock Of Hogs, sheep, &C. eau have
possession by giving ten day. notice.
| authorized 10 sell for a friend OF the best
FARMS in this part Of the cnury, containing sbOut 400
scres Immediately on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
with fine SPRINGS OF NEVER FAILING RUNNING
WATER.
will also Sci severals LOTS in the city of Jackson
well improved sutabe families, my family residence
excepted one of which Lots belongs my son, John l.
aud family his family residence containing about acres
aud have no doubt the Central Railroad will be lo
Gated near this Lot. SAML- LANCASTER
jackson, June 2S 1854.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS
SAMLIEI. n uASIAM ERHEkIEInR

WALNUT grove, JEFFERSON ST., NASHVILLE, TENN.
THE subscriber takes this method Of returning his
Il sncsre thanks to his friends aud the public generally
for the patronage he has already received and would say
to them that he able TO furnish all kinds Of Sroge
fencing Gaping, sils, steps, &C. &C.
FlagginS.-SaWed bush hammered and sell faced.
fRcEs Sawed, three inches thick g 90 per square yard
Bush hammer dye " -
Selffaced two " Z"
Orders thankfully received and promptly atendedto.
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ENGLISH CATTLE.

IN, r-71Irl Socisties and Oihers requiring Ihe DeS
i,TseI Cattle from England. embracing
FISF rLOOD HORSES SiI0RT-H0RNED CATTLE,
z;ft iiessus Hsrefard $ Ayrshire and Aderny COWS.
Al O-Fins Souibdown, Coswod's and LEICESTER
-dEEt-
AESO -Saff5k Esssx and Berkshire SWINE In.
il74si 81 Commission by .st
Mss5rs fuoS. BETS L BROTHERS,
fTsT7 information with regard 10 terms and shipments
"a S0C 81 America will bs strictly attended to by apply
iaS e. r q. EAsTxAS, Nashville, Tenn. je24
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n. MYERS, A. c. CAEIEH
@1 NEW
~ STOCK OF CARRIAGES. fRS&4&

II. N. MYERS, A. C. CARTER
&3E STOCK OF CARRIAGES. ES%
"When We have money ride in chais-s
When We have none walk beitSeS."
I'VE have just received stock of CARRIAGES
w consisting OF the finest Coaches Calashes ROckaWavs
French Pheou s. BroughamS, BsrOuches, and BuggieS-
This work selected by Mr. MYERs in the best Manu-
factory in New lork and think it is the stock OF
Carriages offered in the market viii be sold
any price above cost
n. B.-We have made arrangements With three large
Manufactures to keep supplied the shortest notice
MYERS K CARTER
may20-tf No. 50, Lower Market street
DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Springs will be rented for the present year. or leased
for term of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything necessary make them
popular place Of resort tor health pleasure They are
Situated in Hickman County, Tennessee and for the last
several years have been much Tequened by the citizens
of Davidson Williamson, MAur' aud other Geighboriug
counties. Any wishing to rent or lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS
Bon Aqua p. o., Hickman couatv, Tenn, OF
= l.. FINLEY,
81 College street, opposite Planters Bauk, Nashville
MAJ '5t-tf
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TELEGRAPH CHALYREATE SPRINGS
OPEN FOK TIE SEASON.

OPEN FOX THE SEASON.
HOPE the citizens will not deprive them selves o ihe
Of this good wafer which has been beneficial to
number who hay used for ihres seasons. Those per
for themselves the spring who use the
water believe if each and every person would drink
this water twice day they would be troubled With
dIsrrhFd for example: you may eat any thing Won Ush
and yOu this will be perfectly dgg stad; for
/ hsve diet that would have soured NV stomach
in five minutes if 1 had not used this water.
Terms made known at The Spring.
juueZ5-u u. i. COLE, Proprietor
ASALYSIs
Carbonate Of Iron Carbonate of Magna,ia Carbonate Of
Lime SuIhae of MagneSia Su Phate Of Lime Muriate Of
Magnesa Murists Of Soda.
The specific gravity OF fresh water was OIZ22 distilled
water being taken as The standard.
understand that the has already been beneficial
10 several nvaidS. 1t will be beneficial to 4 greater de
gree when taken fresh from the Spring. should pro
it Stulant and tonic and adapted consequently
to cases of debility accompanied with an auomic C0nI
ton OF the system aud contra indicated in plathoc and
nhImmatury states.
June a, l-52. ,HsHb d. CuEREY.
There is doubt but that tie Spring kept by Mr. D. A.
Cole thu Eastern ent ct the Suspension Bridge good
Chaybeaie aier and ihAt Is adapted diseases
of debility. f. HALL. NJ d.
X. THOMPSON NJ. ID.
HENRY CAROW Nj. u.
4 K JENNINGS NJ. u.
BOYD MNAIRY. NJ. u.
H. {. h. MARTIN. MD.
iaC7
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NEW BRUNSWICK iIBnER CoNPa1,-

NEW YORK,
TANUFACTUREltS and WHOLESALE DgALsft-
vi 81! aInd- OF Rubber t.u1,is uuade under tsi
uu1dyral ; Patent consisting ui Mems MJutr', ,-.
and Childfen's Metallic Boot, aad ~or- C.at- C.,.--
OyeTalS tOnb,. Stay and Dses, Bone Dolls Dog H-.a
Balls, Toys. Whips. TeeilttEs kingS, Syrnges . -.-
Pumps. hc, &c.
The a0oge Company would solicit call from their i,I-
and the public belre purchasing
jy25-Gu JOHNSON IETSON Prs
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DRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS.-We are daily receiving IRON the
~ Eastern Cities very large aud desirable stock of
StaPsS Fancy Dry Goods of the very latest and hand
styles which will sell very low prices Our
BUYER Mr. L. d. Stevenson has been tn New York all of
The Spring and made arrangements which will enable
TO show customers something every day and we
feel confident that the assortment which keep Is by far
the most extensive and the cheapest be found in the city,
and cordially invite you call upon and see il
are able to realize the expectations held out
mar23 "a 50 College St
I ADIES' DRESS GOUDS.-Plaid anu striped
IL Silks, BrOcade silks,
Plaid Silks all shades, black silks extra quality,
Plaid Plain and Figured BergeS
Berage Robes founced, Misses Berage Robes,
Jaconet Robes, aounced, Embroidered Muslin Robes
AOunced,
French Lawns and Muslins-great variety,
Dotted Swiss, and figured Muslins,
Organdie Muslins French ChintzeS
English Chiutzes and Ginghams,
Linen Canbrics in great varieties,
Sun-Shades and ParasOls
STEVENSON f WHITE,
EMBROIDERIES.-Th ulost varied, choice aud
T. beautiful assortment Of Embroderies, we have
exhibited, consisting Of
Elegant Collars Sleeves, ChemiSettes,
COllareties aud Sleeves Sets,
Maltese HOnton Yalenceune Plat Lace and Cambria Col
lars aud Sleeves
Founcngs aud Bands In Jacunet and Swiss Muslins
Scotch Ork InSertings and Edgngs in new designs,
Lace Cspes Linen Caubric Handkerchies hemSiitched
Handkerchiefs
Honitou Handkerchefs Honton and Yalencienne Laces
sc, &c
STEVENSON WHITE
mar23 So College St
NfANTILLAS.-Weh have Il large aud handsome u.s.
vi sOrtInen Of Mautllas embracing all the novelties Ci
the season. consisting Of
Embroidered Applica unl Lac trimmed Aantuus,
Embroidered Muslin Manias,
Grape Shaws asd Lace ScartS.
STEVENSON L WHITE
mares 5g College St
~ ENT'S VARIETY GOODS.-BlaSk and Fancy
" French Cloths and CaSSinieres:
French Linens Black aud Fancy SILK VeStingS,
MarSeilles NeStiugs, French Drab de EteS,
Patent Shirts with French BoSOms,
MeriuO Under Shirts LiSl2 Thread and Raw Six 80.
Linen aud Cotton Drawers, Linen Collars,
British and German half fhGiSery,
summer Cravats Embroidered Ties,
Fancy Silk Crayats, black do, Superhne quality,
Plain and cOlOred HandkerchietS
SIX handkerchets; Silk Suspenders,
AleXanderS hid Gloves, Silk do,
Thread Gloves Linen do, &C.
Silk aud Gjngham Umbrellas
STEVENSON WHITE,
mar28 So, College St
HOUSE KEEPING. GOODS.-Rich Satin Da-
i l. mask, Embroidered MuSns Curtains,
Lace Curtains, Cotton Dlmasks,
lo-4, ia Linen aud Cotton Sheetiug,
Pillow Case Linens &c &c,
Linen Table Napkins,
Fruit do
10 dozen colored Border Damask Towels
White and Colored Marsees Quilts,
Gilt Cornices de- Pins aud Bands
Cords Tassels, Gimps Fruges Curtains Drops; &c &c.
STEVENSON i WHITE,
mar23 5e. College ST