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SNAIL SILVER CRANeE.-Yhe Assistant
Treasurer at Washington, will pay out
small silver change in exchange lOr gold
only, On Thursdays Of each week. This
change received consists Of half dollars,
dimes aud half dimes--no quariers.s esh
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

az II you have great talents, industry
will improve them; il modeTaIe abilities,
industry will supply ibcis AGeieneiss,--!
Nothing is denied TO we'll diIecied labor
nothing is ever 70 be attained without il.
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i DIsuSLrrr.--Disbslief in truth 10 The
negative form for briiefiu a fslsehood. An
inhdel must oelieys US many Iallacies %
he d.soeleyes truths,
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A LII those holding county orders, on which
IA interest 70 aoeruing will take notice that
aIn now ready TO redeem all such orders, and IL
not presented Tor paymentthe interest will cease
from this date. ]. W. BOYD,
Treasurer of Ash.C
Nov. %, 80. 27.G
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The New York refugees ara raising
regiment 10 send 70 Turkey TO iight The
Esar,
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TVNHE undersigned will aop for short time in
Ashland, for the purpose Of tax ng Portraits,
giving lessons in Drawing and on the Guitar.-
Rooms over Pay's Store. -
Ashland, Nov. 80, 1858. .... 2sH
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Manmaeiuer q Boot. and shO,,, /,

W DgVio pHOtdj
sbr THREE doors below the Times Printing
HWI IL once, Ashland, Ohio. Custom Work
YN done TO order on the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms.
neIeeemT n, 1852. 30th
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
FULLER HOUSE

.TOSRPH DEYARMAN, having again taken the
~ above House, will be prepared to accommodate all
his old friends who may favor him with a call. al,
Loudonvile, Nov 23d, 1853. sOU
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aterm OF years respectfully solicits share OF me
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Ter Ia the comfort oI all who may favor him with a
eah DAVID RICE.
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PHYSICIAN MS.
JEW DLmRS, do.
1. IL. GOODFELLOW,

QN yITATCH MAKER AND JEwBLER.
- IN w Dealer In Watches, Jcwery,
t1ELNnPM Clocks, Yankee Notions, &c. Watch.
NM ~ es aud Clocks repaired and warranted.
mN, "a Highest price paid for old Gold aud
SA$izAhN silver. Opposite the Sampse House,
Ashland, Ohio. 3Olf dec II, 1859.
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20 WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Post once
E1N w Building, Main street, Ashland, OHIO.
EI n Gold aud Steel Pens aud choice variety ol
cSalkz3 3Jewelry. kept constantly on hand.
November 93d, 1859. HGu
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vol. VIII.
THE OHIO UNION.

THE UMos is published every "Wednesday morning
Ia the town OF Ashlaad, Ashland county, ONO,
Bx y. sEtEFRIDsAN.
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Pure and inviolaie as when yesiermorn yon
laid your hand upon her head and blessed
her, | yield her back to you. For myself,
| deliver you forever from my presence.
An oulcast and criminal, shall seek some
distant land where | may mourn my sin,
and pray for your daughters peace. Fare.
well farewell to you all forever"
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-ierly, ait is the prince ihod lowest not the
man. II instead Of luxury, pomp and
power, Ihad painted poverty, toll and care,
thou hadsl found no honey on my tongue.
Pauline, that is moi love"
Cruel Prince" said Pauline, "thou
wrongest me. 'Tis true, might not at
first be won save through the weakness Of
a 1auering pride, but now-oh trust me,
couldsl thou fall from thy power and sink
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEAIRK.-By.request, Miss j. NJ paveu-
the Fate Of Cosuetten THOSE who have not seen this
accomplished actress in her representation Of Camille
Ganter should not lose the only opportunity they viii
have for time Of witnessing nature represented to
the very life, by actress of the first stamp
BovsRT THEaTRE.--The equestrian exercises which are
given here every evening, drawing large houses The
eats in the ring very interestingleapng, vautng,
soerseting, &c The amusements Of this evening will
with equestrian feats and will close with the
Cataract OF the Gauges"
NmIo's GAsDFS--The vocal display Of Mile. Nau con-
tnuss TO draw fine houses to this elegant hentrehcr
singing rendered with such sweet intonatops and
quiste taste, frequently ndnlgng in the most beautiful
ornaments and Embellishments that she keeps the
dience in ecstaces. The 'SomDambulist is announced
for this evening.
BURROWS THEATTF-we have TO announce the same
piece for this evening" the manager continuing to play
the new piece Of s'The Upper Ten and tie Lower
Twenty" long as it draws such large houses In
addition to this piece, new piece, entitled Living too
Fsst'-Mr. Jordan and Miss Raymond in the leading
parts-1iu also be given.
NATIONAL TuFATaT-A grand equestrian performance
consisting OF acts Of horsemsnsbp, leaps somersets,
scenes on Mount Olympus and posturing. The comic
ballet OF "Te Frsky Cobblsr win follow sud the
tertalnment will! terminate with tho drama of 'sThe
wizard ska," Miss Hathaway in the leading part.
wAuAck's TImArRF,--Thc new comedy, founded on
o French story, entitled 1.-TWO to One, the Kings
VISIT will be repeated this evening-Blake Lester,
Bland Miss Rosa Bennett and Mrs Stevens in the rrn
cpsl parts The scenery i capital and the acting good
The nterude Of Love and Murder win conclude the
amusements.
METRoFoUzsS TBTaJRr--Shakspeare's play Of "Ham-
Ie is announced for this evening, being the last time
II will he presented during Mr.. Andcrson's engagement
Mr.. Anderson Hamlet Mr.. Eytinge Iaertes, and
Mrs. NJ Jo-es as Ophelia. Tie amuserpents will term
nate with tho farce Of "Doctor Dworth."
AMERICAN MusEUx-The entertainments which are
given here Of very superior order This afternoon
the drama Of the ''Hobber's Wife" and the farce Of
Fighting by Proxy and in the evening the tOrphaus
Of Genevn with G. W. Clarke and Miss Messenger in thu
leading perts-also the farce of "loan OF Lover"
WooD's MINISTRIES. The burlesque drama, entitled
sRober Make Airs !" together with good selection Of
negro melodies, 70. this evening.
BrcxiFY's SYazyADYss.--Thc fairy extravaganza o.
Beauty and the Beast" with Instrumental solos ant
melodies, form the features for tonight.
WooD's yARuIIizs-A selection OF favorite melodies
guitar solos, dancing by white characters and other In
teresting features, for this evenings amusements.
TAnInsAc1E MIR. Dempser the plaintivc ballad sing
or, VIII give his second entertainment this evening-se
yers beautiful songs selected for the occasion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
~~~-~
s~r~~s~~~~>s~-~,~e~>>->
MONTY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Iec G--6 j.. III.
The tendency OF the market downward on the
whole list this morning Erie declined q, Illinois Cen
trail Bonds ~ New York Central n Nicaragua 4, Cum.
berland q, Harlem II, Hudson River Ia. Reading
alone improved u.
Money is not easier those who want loans submit 10
any sacrifice to procure It, II generally believed that
the drain OF gold has ceased for time at least the pre-
sent rates Of exchange win Of prevent shipments
for the present
Two errors have been detected 10 the Bank statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07
Grand Land Speculation In Nebraska.

From the Cleveland Leader, Dec. L.
Everybody likes late news, fresh news, startling i'm
mense news Well we have an em' that may make
some people stare and pull their eyes open Our
OF information are direct and we believe reliable
The collateral and circumsantial evidence thoroughly
confirms its truth.
1t seems that partnership was formed last sum-
mer between Stephen Arnold Douglas, of Illinois;
Bird Chapman, ex-special mail agent Forney, editor
Washington taion and Clerk Of House Of Representa-
Gves Joseph W. Gray, postmaster of Cleveland, and
VIM. Green, OF kyria, Ohio, and other party, whose
name we fonget.
This company Of political brethren and Of immaculate
PATRIOTS have secured the refusal Of $50 900 of
indian Missionary Reservation lands in Nebraska Ter
ritory; $1,000 has been paid down as forfeit money
in case the company should not pay the residue
at the time stipulated. Since the death Of Gov Burt
his Secretary, Cummins, is acting Governor pro teu
until the President fills the vacancy. The influence Of
tho land Obbers aforesaid is being concentrated the
President to induce him TO appoint Cumrnins pcrmane MT
Governor OF the Te rrtory The bargain
IS thai in case The company aforesaid succeed In having
him returned as Governor he agrees to locate the seat
of government at the village of Bevile the lands pur
chased ~ the company, which, as matter of course
will vastly enhance their value to the emclument of the
said Douglas Gray Co. The honesty and morality OF
the bargain aud sale is matter will stop here to
review It is enough to know that it IS par crcelence
tomocratc.
is Understood that Chapman is to be the treasurer
erd fHencier az tue scheme. Furthermore he will
brought out candidate for delegate 10 Congress
irem tie Territory, and viii receive al lbe influence
douglas 10 his election It is considered that
with him in Congress the lands aud lots could b
sold to better advantage, well with eye to further
landed specuations Chapman IS sending press over
70 the Territory which is 10 be Douglass organ there
aud to have bestowed upon it oil the pubic printing of
the Territory. Whether the company will advocate the
introduction Of slavery under the popular sovereignty
iuggle, not advised. The Dealer recently con-
tanned editorial lauding Cummins, and urging his
appon, ment as Governor OF Nebraska.
Chapman has resigned his special mail agency, and
has spent considerable time with Douglas in Illinois,
making speeches in that State before the election in
favor OF The violation OF the Missouri Compromise He
has also been in the Nebraska Territory for several
weeks, some land speculation, was known.
If the company succeed with their scheme our neigh
Dor of the Dealer will make his pile 1t is large ope
ration, and bold move but the ropes tod
well laid half a million OF dollars is the very least,
informed, the company expect to clear in the
speculation We have further particulars which with
hold to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

EEw BEDFORD On MANWYr Dee, 4-Spcrm--The mar
bet remains quiet and the only se we have 70 report
il ~ bbs. interior At 172c In Boston 20 bbs Of tho
JOS cargo sold Hlcd from, the vessel At l7ec Also
two icts Of the carrcabout l76 bbs-dcliverod
and rcfed here AZ I76o Holders In This msrket remain
Hrm At 17tc. whale-There Ia considerable inquiry for
ing Up 10 the views el ths hoaders vhs srv asking oc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

JUDGEs or THE SUPREME CoURT OF OHIo.--The
Columbus STATE Journal says that judge Swan decline
be appointment rendered him by Governor Mei 10 ill
be vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF John A.
orwn. His private bus nsss wall not admit bis going
'pon the Bench until the second Monday of February
then the term for which he elected BY the people
ommenc.s The Journal also says that * is now we'll
nasrsto0d that Shepard f. Norris viii not resign his
Dst District Judge for the Supreme Judgeshp
Dsed him BY the Governor. Judges BARLEY, Ranney,
InnNh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

TIE MuwArKIE DEFAuL7ER.--Mr. Levi Blossom
it appears, has fed from Milwaukee with funds belong
ing 10 the lake Shore Railroad. II il limited that
$3.50 u bonds advanced by the city to build the road
large portion Of them have been hypothecatcd BY
him for Lis own benefit. gentleman 10 pursuit OF
Eossom passed through Chic ago few days since
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I,Bi MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL, On.
il naainE hx lr 4 ~

I'Bi MARRIED. W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL, CO..
i panior, BY DR.. A. NJ. Msuriccau, professor e
diseases q women; one hundredth edition. 1900 0OoI
Emo, PIP Buy, on fine paper extra binding; price a.
hood to woGanhocd, and also wife and Is mother -
fully descibed with the cause the Symphonic ana -
the proper mode Of treatment In plain simple AuA -
the most chasts language, easiy understood And -
every woman can discover, BY comparing her 80
and suffering. The wife about beccmine 4 mother ~
often need of instruction and advice OF HE ufs,c&
portance TO her future health In respect a. vLjc -
senstiveness forbids consulting medical eeotSev.N
viii ind such instruction and advice ANA also ervs,.
tons OF many symptoms which otheruise would ocri
distractions or irregularities peculiar 20 The feuse
TEN, which undermine the health Of the easet III 49,
hey are ignorant and which their deaicaov forhds 49,
ing medical advice. How many suffer from prolau.us
".ef Nsmne o. the womb, or from -four atus (weah
ihss debinty, ac)f How many are In constant srenv
have difficult, not dangerous deliveries aud slow ~
nheefaln recoveresf Some whose lives are hasAx.s1
during such time win each and in ia pages the mens ~
preven'ieu AneliorAton and relief How many titter
moments now much anguish might have been spared q
.ne sunerer 70 the husband, to tie relatives By tsj
convey fully the various subjects treptsa or a. thew
o. nature strictly intended for the married or iles
contemplating marriage. For sal. by struger 4 Tc,,~
send ~ broadway; Adriancc, Sherman X Ca No.
rouse, NO Nesey street: Dewitt Davenport Tri1wrS
ngs; At No Aston House broadway and a. a.
puoussuon cnce ~? Liberty street, New York JosesS
fucker, Mobile; also 7. II. Petersoa No o fs,astr,-
street Philadflrha. On the receipt OF a. COW -
&c t.stsmttcd ey mail free 81 postage TO Aay ns~t =
the United states. AL letters uust ~ -
paid, 70 lr. A. n. kAURlCEAU, oRcs l2o Iinert~ -
n &, or bog ], "a New YORK Pest O6ce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

HyArARACT HOtSE NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y.--1iIlS
| " hotel Rill be aep, open during ~. wjpfer.
WHITNEY, JElliULD ca.
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MUSEuN nor SAiE,--A RARE COLLECTION or
lsl beasts, BIRDS reptiles, collected In Europe with
great care. For catalogues address HENRY STEERS
savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

yINcIiMoNIAL To THE FAMILY or THE LATE T. g.
l. Briggs, at Woods Varieties. Mechanical Hail, Ji2
broadway, on Saturday evening, December ., which
occasion Dir Wood has generously rendered the OF
his halt and the whole OF the company have volunteered
their valuable sc,icr.. Tickets be had Of any of
he under mentioned eamiitee, aud st. all te principal
hotels and music stores
Albert Mclws,u, lheS'aa Moore, Irencis Trevor, Ste
lGen II. tlapp. william II Hess David asgan John
SIN >en, Capt. j Il Goa, .oAr Pyne and others.
NH. MCLEAN NENS0E Chairman.
taAs. j. HirkN Secretary
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M ATI,IM0yLu.-MAp EMILE yifJErrE,
w professor VI autogapby Tor reading OF characters
by persons han,w ritingl and spiritual writing
dunn, will, upon the receipt Of twenty FIVE cents Cor
equivalent in postage stamps) and specimen OF hand
writing send 10 any person full deineation Of their
character affairs of the heart success, destiny, &c
also description Of the they love or will marry
Address. post paid, FNIIE ynIFrrE, broadway Post
Oficc n. Y. Those residing out or the cy safely
r nsmit through the mail. All communications an
swered in week after their receipt.
M ATRuMONLAL OFFICE, SO GREAT JONES sTRLET
lvI corner OF the bovery.--'hosc wishing to form
matrimonial alliance will find II to their advantage by
calling addressing, post paid Mrs. prewser who
has opened matrimonial register. whereby any lady
gentle man may 90 Themselves partner for lie
without resortipg 70 the unpleasant alternative OF ad
yertieng TO express their wishes Parties mast send
real name residence, business reference crcp instances
requisites &C., which VII be exchanges. Livery thing
concerning letters or ntervicw strictly confidential
NTySrEuOus OAIRyoyANr--MADtNE MAIN. IS
VI the most wonderful ciarsoyant in the woft, as
che has superior power all others, by putting her
self In the trance Persons about entering into sri-
mony will End ii beneficial 70 consult her she will
describe their future destiny also, describe abscoi
friends and EEL whether in hosllh and prosperity not
Also, nstructens IN Law casta, bufirc,s &C. Ladies
that afflicted shU aid sut her NJ once AZ she vii,
describe nature and locality OF diseased and IRE
scribe Cor the Pesdencs as< Grand atroet uirI
block east q Borex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

IA UsIC TEACHER WANTED "A GENrfshAE, WELL
N1 qualified az eiurcr and pexformsr on tbc piano,
Say hear q = good atsstion BY cs2Ang a. Jss'es
Educy'A t5 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

NJ II. FIsE, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL. AMI
w CHARACTERISTIC wig maker, $3.50 Pearl street NJ VI
four doors from broadway Amateur performances al
tended. Wigs lent hire for private parties ma
AIDES and fancy dress balls n. hCouutry theatrcals
supplied short notice.
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miss AGNES RosuEfsoN.--i HAVE WRITTEN ANr

Tynlh IN Bird, Oh Sf3fI-HUNhS INDIAN THIS Nj
i racucus prodigy i visited oany By astoristes
multi tudcs. at Gothic Hall, SIC Broadway.
\ wornans soul with sentiment rclnd Il,
imbues the hybrid, hideeusly rnsl,rin'G
iersonifying Beauty and the Rcast combin'd
Admission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

n FANATIC READINGS AT THE BROOKLYN .ATTIF.-
Il y nmuIn.MRS. MAC.EADi. the celebrated actress,
MI give dramatic reading consisting OF selections
from shaks pearc Buwer, Rev IL. Matorin, Mrs. Par
ugiop and several oi modern poets at the Brook
Ign AtherpuSa, Thursday evening, Dec. Z, COM
mtncins al O'Clock Tickets 10 cents three tickets
Ter dollar, so De i,d ~ the book stores at the
lf.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

ITHANKIJN MUSEUM, NOS. II AND 10 BonT.Rr -
IL Tho above establishment. the snly in tae Us q
open giving two grand performances daily at 9 c,clo
n the afternoon, and Z In the evening.
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MAaKxmSpa

M ATRlMONIAI.--A YOUNG LADY, DESTROYS or
yl making a matrimonial connection would like to
correspond With young gentleman 81 spectsbif.,
coTnpshd and al good personal appearance she takes
this method IN anrnce Of being ruled BY mcddo-
guardian and rcfcrring 10 be free ia The dis.
pcssl o! her affections aud property Please address
in confidence, laura " :, Herald Office
MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
Isl rages who viii all enjoy the greatest hapriuess
and matrimonial bliss and will show the person tho
win narry, through instrument Witch she win cause
to illuminate Itself by invoking the powers 81 her
derfuI science and viii tell all events sc life AMI even
the very thoughts. 20 Broome street, Cannon.
Gentle mcn not admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

TYol1DAy rPREsESIT.- JEwIIRY, WATCHES,
IA silver ware. and rici fancy articles. JOHN *.
TITS. lately will D. Marley, bess respectfully to in
form his friends the pubic that he has bought the
entire stock and good will the late r. H. Crump so
Reecler ,rect Eve doors west Of Broadway In order
10 make Ioon. fer ana fashionable assortment,
J. X e. viii sell oil the above named stock at prices far
below cost. n R.-Watches, icwelry, and silver wate
repaired with ntatncss and dispatch For sale aso u
large collection OF antique gold silver aud copper coins.
II ARGE SINGLE STONE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
IL pins, Just finished. price SO: The sizc real
diamond woud cost $500. We do not ssi you 20 pur.
CHASE but would Ike every to cali ADD see tIeu
They curiosity, h nothing else. Cyi!ity gratis.
L. ~. JACOBS 407 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

NO FEE TILL CUgI.D.--DR CORDETT, or NO. n
~ Duane street may be consulted with conf scce =
diseases Twcntythrce years in ono speciality euahio
tim TO guarapee permanent cures. N. B.-Ijr. O. = 8
aen'tr Of The New York University Sec his diplsna
% hts Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

r ,HtKERING ROSEWOOD PIANOS. AZ GOOD As
Y new, for s1sS one OK rosewood piano for s2lo ont
msbo9sDy, octave, for $3.50, for 500 xix rose
wood az octave for Ss5; also splendid diagonal scale,
octave, together with large assortment of pianos "
suit tile times. MCDONALD Il BRO, 212 Bovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

nR WARREN, NEMgEE Or THE COIIEcK -
IL sniPeoas of Dublin and Edinburgh, attends % p T.
vate practice At his old established Office II MAeiD
street taarine where he is performing the mae
astonishing cures record without restraint cist
business pursuits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

TYR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET so LONG ENOv n
~ to the citizens Of New York, elSy be consult q
with confidence usual at his OLD oniae, whess W.
have suffered from the maltreancnt Of protectors
rely on teing honorahIy treated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

A NEW sEvEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlSN0 FOR
~ sale, at price much below cost: made by one OF
tie best manufacturers Apply n $40 Fourth avenue,
from to- P M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

A SPLENDID SWIM OCTAVE salo ROSEWOOD
N pspoforte for sae s.t5 as the owner aeon sails
for italy LAS been used but two months; made by Inc
best city makers perfect In al respects and fully war
ranted with modern and improvements. II can Dc
seen az ~ vcsey street from until O'clock II,