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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07
Correspondence of tho Enquirer.
Information about Diplomatic ma!ers- Speeches of Mssa
Ciingman and Wright for he repeal Of tte Missouri act.

Information about Diplomatic muers-Spcsches of WsSars
Cliugman and Wright for The repeal Of e Missouri act.
WAsHINoTox, APRIL !, 1854.
The resolution offered time ago. BY Mr. Perkins Of
Louisiana and which passed The House Of Representatives,
calling 70, Information lu regard diplomatic cxpent
lures has not yet been answered by the State Department.
This information is being prepared und II Is
Congress- il is expected ard hoped a; il
will proceed rc.organsc, and put upon suitable
footing our whole Diplomatic and Consular establishments
as they are they unworthy OF the country Those
who accept Foreign Missions not only receive
pensaon for their services but n some cases In London
Paris and ST. Petersburg they are barely enabled 10 live
their salaries; willis. In ether places such as Liverpool Rio
Janeo Valparaiso Consular fees and
beyond all proportion the services rendered and 10 the
peusvcncss Of living This thing should be harmunzad and
adjusted upon principle OF IuSticc and fairness. Whilst
the salaries of should be sufficient to conpcnoar
they should be pTopoloncd To hs expense OF living in the
various countries and they should be- also propooned 10
those given by other nations This due 10 The county
Under the present system, much Injustice il done Ono
now hardly acccpa foreign mlsaion Without having
fortune and these places must therefore, II 5e
disposed maintain the character ot The country and 10 be
hospi,abic to his counymen, be given to men OF orun
and even then il BE- expected that should
pend his private income Tor the service CT the govern
We ccraiay rich enough aud SHOULD oe just and
liberal enough 10 pay mea in lhs service OF mo country
well.
Several Nebraska speeches made day in the House
of Repes atiyes That of MI. Ciingmln of North Curo
Ina is one IF beat efforts which has made in
Congress His position il rather anomalous and he
PROCESSES to belong neither of the great parties. There Is
90 uoe reliable practical tuou hc 10 everything
which relates interests of the Sout whilst lie has
deserted Whggery because il has, US party tuckled TO lie
prerondcrang Northern Influences he has deserted
The South upon practical ISSUE eseu TO crafty the tao pre-.
varnt and morbid taste, amongst some politicians Tor
hair splitting and yscal hunbnggery And sound
and reliable Democrat of the old fashioned sCh1c Is Mr
Wright OF Pennsylvania who made bold ana ublc speech
day for the Nebraska bill IL goes :ar The rcasa! OF the
Missouri Compromises this is the substance euii cs.ncc ut
me Nebraska bl-and T. This be had, It will be cs-
Df n
worth having even If It be hal under circumstances the
most acrecane. q.
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stricken out but he knew that lie could no; ior ths:
clause and sustain himself home.
MI niattsson said any apology necessary for hs
rising TO speak against BILL Il would be found In the fac.
that Inc New York Legislature almost unanimously had
spoken on This subject against the repeal Of The Missouri
compromise He believed all the Wings In lha, body end
nearly all the Democrats voted for resolutions ea.
oil who profess be friends of the administration and tho
admircs Of Governor Marcy. He thought was better 10
home and consult their constituents before voting On rs
subject
The committee then rose and the Hcuse atllurned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

NJ Aexandte Vatemare has addressed letter TO MIR.
Hamn, Chairman Of the United States Senates Committee
Commerce. accompanied BY historical and popular de-
scripon In English and French, OF The mc'rical decimal
system by Mr.. William w. Mann, On accomplished young
gentleman residing 10 Washington City, also by reports
from the Superintendent of tho French ConseroafoIre Ges
Arts ct Mssers and from the French Commissary General
of coins aud medals The standard weights measures and
ooins exchanged between the Of France and
tho limited States Mr. Manu Is warmly in favor Of The
adoption Of the French me,f:ca sys,e He
,b,, rt has become the law in B,sihm, Spao, Holland
Greece Poland Lombardy, Sardinia modena and to great
extent 10 Swilzs,nd The Z,7eein has adjusted upon 1t
the common measures used by the Association Cni 20
umbia aud Now GreDada 10 South Ameca have accepted
IT, and Mexico, In North America Several OF the aosSe
named States have adopted the French currency win Inc
m.,rcnl sys,em Let the United States promptly ioo"
their example!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07
7 aTER ERDN rIJBa.

Nrw YokE Aprl4 The steamer. Empire City and a;ar
n The South hys arrived from Havana. Tie trado OIL a'
cana dull There many American Vessels In poll.
The Princeton arrived Hnvsna the ssh March Inc
.nd w:s suffering from drought. Upwards CT twenty OF
the largest sugar Plantations have been ourn IN con'e
oencs Of The dy cl.e gapG from sparks o! locomotives
i'bc loss |. immense
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07

HANDSOME SToRE.-The new store ol Mr. D
Sutherland our popular dealer In dro-arns cutlery &C.,
10 which he has just removed, opposite Eagle Square, Is
really handsome es,abshment We invite attention 10
his In another column Personal
enables say tha, he has very choice and neaau
Of articles n bis lue The whole establishment
reflects credit uPos hIs eu,erptlss end taste
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To III, Editors Of The Enquirer.
BRILLIANT COMET

YonKTowS AoaL 3 1854 ~ p. Vi.
Gancmen-My attention ha. this reen Drawn 10
so,oeys,,a brilliant COMET In West about fifteen d.
grees ABOVE tho hozon and you not have ooser'ed
iit, make the communication 10 you.
.spectfu!ly, RO. ASDENSOS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07

THE CHARGEsHlp TO BUENOS AYRE5, now l!itd
By hr John s. pendloIon OF Vrgnla, very sleunch ne
|. believed. Will very shortly bs placed n inc hs: sot
some supporter OF the Administration The pemoe,a"G i
cans Of Congress- we satisfied conceive that or WI"
he recalled In Ihrty days the difficulty beng Only IN oeer
mining upon whom - bcsso% tie po'i'loa'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07

DESIGNATION OF THE U. S. CHARGE AT Tu-
ain We spprehend that The mail from Europe olooSn
70 The President of the United States the formal
" Mr. D.nel O. S. charge Turin, whom We may sho1tiy
,nsct 10 q nd again on the Tripod Of the Richmond EAa
mar There can doubt that hs esIsoation ~"
Ws ehlug g,ou II Pennington S4of.
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MIR. FILLMORE AT NEW ORLEANS.

ExPrcsdent Fillmore and Ey-Secrctaty nf the Navy,
z. Kennedy met with cordial greeting in Nc;T cIlc1as
On returong from the battle ground therc grand re
~""'-" % us 'e'a'"'
said that he heard great deal Of the ane OF the CrGs
City, bu. he oay In truth, that tho h1t had mol!
told. Bat short time aimee he left the icy North and
though expected change he weoded his way south
he did expect his arrival New O!lcaos TO
be introduced such eysum Of luxurious vegetation 40
had already been presented his gaze. On that oTnn
had for the rs, time passed the glorious sweep Of The
cy's crescent, and when h, viewed It, Immense sore ou
ss its palaces Of granite and Of marble It's broad leTes IA.
den with riches aad It's steamers nnd wind urged He:sen'
gers OF trade he could think If appropriate TO-:
as The Riinbop Of Cymmeyc: (Cheers) he hid nlso
visited The battle grounj where the blood Of invading Zoe
was shed, aud where The chvny Of New Orleans giineI
reuown in which II has since nobly preserved
Among other things he had that day. for the first time, been
subjected Irresistible battery Of piercing Creole eyes
cheers and augher and it no; be considered sup's
ing it, under the circumstances hs felt lt.e abashad ami
altogether unworthy Of tile hunors which had generously
been heaped upon him."
Messrs Fillmore and Kennedy will vsi. Havana. They
will be formally invited attend the Charleston Convention
and the festivities connected Herewith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07

Dr. VIM. Collins the President Of she Company, aononn'
css that FREQ tickets going and returning will be Issued
delegates 10 the Charleston Convention over Inc soaooa'a
and Roanoke Rail Road, and no states hat sim'af a'
has been made by the roads south of Weldon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07

SOUTHERN ERA.-Mr ". A. Siurdivant the editor Of
this pape learn from the Richmond Morning Mail, has
determined 10 Issue IT, unde! new name after hs 18Th oil
this month the low price OF dollar per annum The
size OF The paper will be slightly reduced but the
amount OF reading matter will be given The name
will be "To.doy"-u very curious one but good
Other we dare say. The Fra has been, md tho To-day"
will be- the organ Of the Sous Of Temperance Of Virginia.
II is edited with spirit AMI ability The prospectus OF the
now paper is published In column Of Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07

speech Of Dir. GarpOt, will not escape tho attsn.
Na 'hs reader.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Serious Rosc osd Stab6ing Case in the First Ward -
b Sunday morning about two o'clock the police Of the
street Here after few minutes delay, they heard
pud cries issuing rom German house Of prostitution,
Year Washington street, kept by John Bushman On
nteng the premises they found there Daniel horan
md had in quarrel with Of tho inmates been stab
I'd in the abdomen with sword cane by the proprietor
u the se John Bushman. The wounded man was lon
pediately conveyed to the New York Hospital where he
sas arrested by the police Yesterday morning he
conveyed before Judge Bogar at the Lower Police Court
pho committed him to the Tombs until the affair has
lergone full investigation Tive men, nmates OF the
house were also arrested and committed a. Witnesses in
Ihe case.
I Dasardly Assault upon Fensale.-On Sunday morn
ng young woman, named Susan Lynch, while walking
b Whitehall street, assaulted by some cowardly
prison. who struck her violent blow across the FORE
lead with knie other sharp ins trument nficting
! deep scalp wound about four inches In length.
ber cries for help we're, when too late, is usual
ard who took her to the station house. could not sue
iced in aresng the assulter Of unprotected female
Charge Of Burgldry-Two co0red men, named Samuel
thompson and John Lee arrested by ohcer smith
the Fifth ward charged With nsying DIrs.rouss'
70 l62 Church street. and stealing therefrom six bot
pes of champagne and two demijohns of gn valued in
at the large sum of $l6 The property was found Ia
Of Lee On the investigation they admitted
alng the liquors. but denied any burglary his part
Judge Bogart who committed them for trial.
Grand Ldrceny-A few days ago officer Lyon, OF the
seventh ward police, arrested two men, named Timothy
Boorp and Patrick Drisco in whose possession was
ound quantity Of pig iron, stolen from the yard Of
Daniel s. Petite No 22S South street. and valued at
70 This arrest led the arrest Of the captain of the
schooner Rockaway, who they alleged sold them the
property. All parties detained for examination by
Justice Welsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

osrtv Of the most sxhiirating joyous retreats the
Mon. The ehnrches generally, g we have before
atss, were opened yesterday, and cIoas aoss AIN
: Cook aud host of others Of all or, las and de-
Omns tons The audiences again h. re sseed to their
gulsr Dimensions, having recov sred the draft made
poz them from the rural distre during the past two
Zee months The afternoon md evening yesterday
Ecsedingy warm which the attendance at church
,mewhAt smaller than 1t otherwise would have BEEN
home again. and the attendants listened they felt
the same say. There are few churches in the city
opened yesterday the having gran
d extra long vacation but by the next Sabbath they
all all be in the fun deway OF religious instruction
MnIrARY-The Hamilton Guard make their annual
arade and excursion TO day. After heir march and
xcursiop thew dins at Spowers in Catherine street,
here sumptuous dinner win be provided for
hem.
The Garde Lafayette, composed Of French fellow
tizens hold an anniversary festival Weir es1ay,
Elm Park, Bloomngdale Every thing promises them
In time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Ladies' Fall Fashions Tine only reliable
book OF fashions is Frank Leslies Ladies' OF Par
Iondon and New York Fashions, containing splendid
coored plate numerous engraviDgs Of loaks Bonnets,
Iresses Tim mings &c. Also new music, splendid pat
terns for work paper pattern to cut dess by
article on chess wAxwork and interesting literary mat
tsr-isle BY Mrs Stephens, the Birthday Pledge,
Ne P,ice rs cents IS per annum Published by Frank
Leslie John street, New York and sold by all book.
sellers in the United States and Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
REWARDs.

G m REwARD.-LOSr, ON SUNDAY EVENING,
WlOV in coming from seventh street and Third
avenue to Broome street and the Bowery, In Third
avenue car, between Broome street and Broadway, q
wallet containing about $500 and papers Of
to any but the The finder viii receive the above
and Degraw Streets South Brooklyn With Denis Gaynor
a. = REwARD-LOST, ON FRIDAY, THE FIRST INST,
not know-as he did not miss 1t until this morning.
heavy gold psncil case and pen. The has dent
one SIDE about third from the head. The huder will
receive the above reward at SO Pearl street. stairs
a. 9 REWARD FOR SEVEN PIECES OF TEETH IN.
struments stolen from the store OF Francis Brady
Kelly belonging to NJ D. Mcguire The said reward vii
be paid TO any person who win leave the instru
n. d. Mcguire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

The EOllan Patent.-T. Gilbert & Co.
being Of the eolian patent furnish pianos
with this beautiful attachment at price than any
other house. and persons Wishing their celebrated pianos
also may be found large assortment of elegant pianos
q other makers, among them those Of Halett Cum
stoD, Jacob ChickeriDg, and Horace Waters 8 D. II.
W. Smiths celebrated melodeons and melodeons OF all
other styles and prices Each instrument warranted
Pianos sold on monthly payments. Dealers supplied
the very best terms. HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

~NI0del Melode0ns," Manufactured by Ma
son Hamlin, Boston, Mass melodeon, with new i'm
provenents well worthy the attention Of all who wish
instrument which il unsurpassed in quality of tone,
ana ocayes single and double reeds suitable for the
paror or church. 500 $75 $780, $780, $3.50 and $175
Dealers supplied 1t factory prices BERRY GORDON,
No. 207 Broadway. sole AGENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

It becomes my duty to notify my many
though my stock Of finished ard partly finished
pianos contained in No. 103 and los West Broadway was
totally destroyed by are the 28th August, have a.
ready commenced at No. Clark street, and from the
9th September win continue at los West Broadway to
finish the large stock contained in my varnish ROOM
win be enabled to ill any orders by the 18th September
Being fully determined to maintain the high reputation
which my pianos have heretofore enjoyed and
every to add to their power sweetness and
durability hope for the continued patronage Of gene
rous public ALBERT WEBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

nR. JAMES W, POWELL, OCUIIsT, AURIsT, &C -
Receves his patients from nine TO four O'Clock,
daily, at his ONCE 500 Broadway where be procured
mis- popular Treatise the Eye" and his self acting
AID car foun. zrs Arsidsal syes asserted wis0Sas
me shshtsst PAIN whish exactly like the natural
sys, and resemble II " color and expression
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Deebe & Co., FashiOnable Hattcrs, l56
Broadway respectfully invite the attention of their
toners and the public to the fall fashions for gentle
Hen's hats and caps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Elegant French and India Wcd3mg and
visiting cards engraved and printed In the hsest sye
and London; silver platsd door plates, silver spoons,
forks 60, at Everde .so2 Broadway corner OF Duane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Cristadsx0es Hair Dye II by Far tho Best
preparation OF the kind in uas. II has fairly vsnqushed
All competition In the efficacy and hArlessnssa Of ts pro
perties, IN impartipg magnificent black brown
slightly hair. Sold Wholesale and retail and applied at
No. q Aston HouGe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

On Friday, September I, by the Rev. DR.. Cummings,
HrcroR MupRy, Esq to EMMA 9. wnLcocKs, daughter
OF the late Lewis Willcocks, Of this city.
On Tues ray. August Is, in Dublin, Ireland, Mr. Wx
DAILY, Of Pitsburg, Pa, to Mrs. N. BkRMFoRD of Dun
drum Dublin. Immediately after the ceremony
the happy young couple started for Scotland to spend
the honeymoon and enjoy the romantic scenery there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
Seizure Of Struggled Goods.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Al your notice in the HERALD of this day. under the
head of "seizure Of Struggled Goods may il uncon-
tradcted prove injurious me, request you will give
publicity to the following facts-I applied to BY
respectable party to take charge Of goods he had
of commission merchant accepted the @
and the goods sent to my store where they
neither secretedno openly exposed forsae
had interest whatever in the goods beyond my
mission for selling, and when the assistant Collector
stated that he had to know they had not passed
through the Custom House, willingly assented to his
taking possession for the By inserting the
above, you will oblge II. PASrACALDE.
SUNDAY, September Sd, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Espenscheid's Fail Ssylc-Thc m9tchIess
model Of this superb hat together with the richness Of
the material the exquisite fnish and the air of high
fashion by which it Is distinguished, render it matter
Of universal surprise that such fabric be sold for
g 80. The store IL at lis Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Dyspepsia Cured.-WhoeveK Doubts the
efficacy Of Hsymanns Elixir, call Mr. L. Gosing well
known in this city, az 800 Broadway, st his residence
No. $50 West Twenty 18th street, and learn Of another
renewable See ato certificates u principal OIL o.
Nc. ~ broadway. Price u per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
Jersev CITY InteIIirence.

REoPKSNG OF THE PUBLIC ScHooIs-The public schools
Of the city will be opened to day. at the usual school
daring vacation in two of the school buildings
FmE.-A fire broke on Friday, near midnight, in the
outhouse of small dwelling in South Third street.
Grove street. The fremen the spot, and,
hose being attached to of the hydrants Of the
water works, stream ON, which quickly extn-
guished the flames. As this the first fire which has
occurred since the waite. introduced into the city,
the 6remen gave repeated cheers when the scene
30 suddenly changed from light to darkness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

n. Derby & Co., IL Park Place, OFFER . nevy-
ly invented rproof silk coat made light O. to be
carried r the pocket and yet to resist the heaviest
and fercegt tropical climate, recommended to sports
and travellers Invaluable against the surprise Of
. storm, oSss defence agsinst dust-weighing twelve
ounces and 1T the very low price of fifteen dolGrg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. from tho 26th day Of
August to the I'd day Of September, 1854.
Men, 1885, women, 14o; boys, $780, girls 250-Total s22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
DANCING ACADEMIES.


nANCNG ACADEMY, SO BOND STREET, CORNER
IL Of Bowery Professor G. MRASOIE, having been
to great expense in nttng up and preparing his elegant
suite Of dancing rooms for the approa shng season. beg
leave to inform his friends and the public in general
that ON the ID of September he will open his academy
for the purpose Of teaching all the latest most
fashionable dances Of the Mons. MS long
peence - teacher, both in this country and in France
justnes him In saying that he stands second to
point OF competency Special attention win be given to
juvenile classes In the afternoon by Mons and NADIA
r DE G. BROOKEy DANCING ACADEMY, NO. Soi
LIE Brooms street, between Broadway and the Bowsry
wiz opsn for the season, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1854
The above rooms are fitted up and furnished in the
most elegant style, and embrace all the improvements
n conveniences Of modern times. The bali room with
reception dressing and practicng rooms adscent DOS
sess great advantages FOR pupils, and render Il BE-
yond all question: the most magnificent convenient and
extensive dancing academy In the United States not
in the world.
Having recently adopted an entire new method Of in
structon, the pupils enabled to acquire ali the fash
ionable dances in = very few lessons.
Days and evenings OF tuition flor clasees ue,dava
and Fridays from to Pm, for ladies and misses and
from !! to iOk ~ for gentlemen and lads.
Wednesdays and Saturdays, for children exclusively
from TO p. n.
Private lessons every morning, also Mondays and
Thursdays throughout the day and evening" and at all
times not occupied by classes.
The adss primary classes under the direction Of
Mrs. Brookes
N.B-rhe opening soiree ON Wednesday evening, Sept
u, and continued weekly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

T,HE STEAMBOAT BIRBECK WILL CONVEY PAssEN-
u gers from New York and Brooklyn TO Port Chester
during camp meeting week, viz:-Leavins Franklin
street, North river at g. Catherine street at 6x Adam
street, Brooklyn at en- and Broome street. New York,
O'Clock n making two trips each day. The after.
noon leaving Franklin street At ], Catherine street
O'Clock P. H. Fare Is cents. Apply to the Captain,
TO Brother Allan, on board, weather permit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

An Undulasing Country n Pleasant 20 the
eye but undulating In the bosom Of . shfrt Il ouite
thsreverse smooth easy, graceful at in this leading
article Of the wardrobe Ia to rensmsnl1
appearance To be certain therefore, give your orders
n (ypaen No. 1 Aston Housp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
New Fan Bonnets, (see Frank Lcsl,e's Gazette

Of Fashions for september,) price Is cents New Fall
Coaks, (see Frank Leslies Gazette of Fashions for
September pce Is cents New Fall Styles for dresses ee
Frank Lesles Gazette of Fashions for September price
cents New Style of Corsets Frank eses Gazette
OF Fashion,, price Is cents New Fall Caps Ribbons
80 Frank Leses Gazette Of Fashions price rs cents
Beautiful patterns for needle &C. (see Frank
Leelies Gazette price Is cents. once John street.
New York, and ali booksellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Silks, Snks.-Just received from Auction,
and viii be offered this morning. two of striped
and plaid Silks at As per yard CASES do ct S. per
yard also, rich brocade plain and plaii also blacks
1he above goods warranted perfect and VIII be sold
ut reduction Of fifty per cent from their real value
H. LEADBE ,TER, 0ate Leadbeater l. Lee,) 347 Broad
way, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Rees 4 Co.'s IS csrts Oagusrreotypes, 3s5
Broadway.