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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04
Is accommodating. Apply to
1-6t GODDIN Il APPEkSON.

THE MEMBERS of the Virginia State
IL Agricultural Society for the City OF Richmond:
will please call and pay their annual subscription ei
one dollar to Mr.. ED. ID EACHO, at his Office. Hf.
Eacho also authorized to receive the contributions
OF new members. FRANK @. RufFiN,
se Cts Sec'y Va. State Ayr. Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

nOCT. CONWAY has removed to the
~ house Governor street, next door to Mn.
Clsiborne's Boarding House. and opposite the GOV
ernor's House. nc ISIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Police Intelligence.

Suspicion IF Bauglary.-Oficer Green, of the Fourth
ward yesterday arrested and conveyed before Justice
Clarke a German, named Alexander Hauppel, charged
with burglariousy entering the premises No 232 William
street, and stealing therefrom quantity Of cloth,
valued at $780, the property of David Jackson The EVIL
dence against the accused appears to be by the tes
mopy OF Phil ip Berntaum, OF No. 80 Mulberry street.
who swears that he the accused come out Of the
above named store in William street with two other men,
who had bundles under their arms. The witness fol
lowed the accused parties through several Streets and
ultimately lost sight Of them in Division street Justice
Clarke committed the prisoner for further hearing
an Indecent Assault Yesterday Sergeant Smith, Of the
lower police court arrested German named Charles s.
Baudet doing business in Fulton street. charge Of
perpetrating indecent assault the person of his
step-daugher, Emily Harlow, aged ten years and six
mohths residing at No l6 Thompson street. The
cused taken before Justice Osborn who detained him
in custody in default Of bail.
Charge Dismissed Agains, Mr. Chandler.-A few days
ago complaint made before Justice Bogart by
Charles Whitehead who charged that Mr.. Chandler had
procured fraudulent quit claim deed for quarter
ton Of land located in Knox county Illinois, The case
came up hearing before the magistrate yesterday,
and Mr.. Chandler showed conclusiyely his innocence in
the matter. Whereupon the magistrate honorably ac-
quilted Mr. Chandler from the accusation pending
against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Jersey CITY Iutcll1rcure.

APPOINTMENTS OF METHODIST PrEAcniERs-The appoint
ments of Methodist preachers for the different stations
in Hudson county, for the Conference year just
commenced announced at the adjournment of the
New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference. at New
srunswek on thursday evening as foowsCn 3. Jersey
Church, Rev. Michael T. Fllsen; Communipaw and
South Bergen, Rev. Thomas G. Carman; Bergen Edward
W. Adams; Hot oxen, Charles :. Coit Greenville Bcn
i. Wooson and Waters Burrows, supersumerary.
NOMINATIONS FOR IHE FIRE DEpARTNESr EEcrIoS.-On
the first Tuesday evening in May the Jersey City Fire
Department will elect engineers for the department The
delegates, to the number of twenty four, from the
different engine companies met in the house of Liberty
Engine Company, No. / and made the following nom
natons;--Tor Chief Engineer, Samuel A. French, (re
nominated unanimously; First Assistant Enginee.
Robert H. McCeay (a present the Second Assistant En
gneer); Second Assistant Engineer, James Gopsill.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR TIE scHooIs-The final meeting Of
the School Board of Finance held Thursday
evening at the City Hall. Mayor Wall presided. The
Board made the following appropriations for the support
of the schools from the day Of May to the last day
December next:-For the schools in the First ward
$4,000 CO., Second ward 50 600; Third ward S9.75 99
evening schools 81 4oo colored do, 2l2 incidental
expenses of the Board $780, Total S36,637 59 After
adopting the resolutions providing for these appropria
tons the Board approved Of its minutes and adjourned
sins die
DEATH ny MACHINERY of the employees in veit,s
manufactory in Ainslie street, Union avenue
almost instantly killed on Thursday afternoon, by
being caught by belt which he was connecting with
grindsone. lie carried rapidly about the shaft
fifteen twenty times before he could be released His
name Ebcrhareth Hoberslan, and leaves wife and
two children in Germany. lie about thirty years
Of age.
FATAL OCCURRENCE little girl, two years old, was
left alone in a room for few minutes Thursday, by
her mother Catharne Murray who resides the Glass
house and her clothes took fire from the stove by which
she badly burned that she has since died
Justice Rcdford held inquest upon the body Of the
child and verdict was rendered according TO the cir
cumstances.
TnE LICENSE Tax.-The City Clerk has paid into the
treasury Of this city the of So 900 excise money
ceived for license during the past year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
TELEG RAPHIC
TIE Re-Opcning or the Crystal Palace.

AT meeting OF the board of directors of the CRYSTAL
Palace held at their Office yesterday afternoon the fol
lowing arrangements for the reopeniDg on the 4th of
May were decided upon
The Crystal Palace will be opened on Thursday the
eth day Of May, at O'Clock A. NJ.
The ceremonies OF re-inauguration and grand
tion of labor and art viii commence at IL o'clock A NJ
end in the evening at ~ O'Clock Invitations a-e OK
tended
lst To all the eminent inventors in the United States
Cd Celebrated artists, architects and authors
3D. Two delegates from each organized trade and handi-
craft in the cities Of New York. Brooklyn Williamsburg
Jersey City and Newark
4,h. The Governor, Lieutenant Governor sni State
officers Of New York.
5th The Senator's and representatives in Congress from
eth. The Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council
7th. The Recorder and Judges of the Court
sth. The Chief OF Police and City Judges.
eth. The Mayor and Common Councils Of BROOKLYN
williamsburg Newark and Jersey City
10th The preside secretary, trustees and treasurer
of the Fire Department
Brooklyn Williamsburg, Newark and Jersey City Fire
j2,h Military and Naval Commandants
10th ihe editors oil all the newspapers in the above
18th The Reverend the Clergy Of the above cities.
18th. The New York Harmonic and other musical so.
cities.
10th Eminent strangers in our CITY,
lIh President and Professors OF New York University
Columbia College and Free Academy.
18th Presidents Of the Medical Colleges
1eth Principals Of zach public school
The invited guests will meet In the Governors ROOM
at the City Hall, at OK o'clock A. NJ
Procession TO form at the City Hall at 10 O'Clock march
TO Canal street accompanied by Dodworths Band and
take cars for the Palace.
he ceremonies at the Crystal Palace both day and
eyeng, viii include music by the New York Harmonic
society and by number Of eminent artists who have
volunteered their services Addresses from some Of the
ablest men in our country distinguished for their
popular attractions all Of which will be announced at an
early day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
The Packet Ship Underwater.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
MASSAnAwKIS, OCEAN COUNTY, MI

This vessel has not yet been got aoat at Squan Beach
She remains in about the position described yes.
terday. Fer cargo is being discharged, schooner
load having arrived up yesterday morning. and 1t Is
thought she will very be got or the weather for
tunately continues fine.
The following is the report Of the ship
Packet ship Underwater, shpey master, sailed from
Liverpool March ~, 1854
April Z, lat Al 27, Ion 81 80, saw a large iceberg
At 5 A. NJ Tuesday morning, April 1S, during snow
storm, went ashore on Squan Beach.
shore; feet inch s water in her hold discharging
cargo into lighters Fl good order the steam pump on
board, and ready TO into operation; two large
chors laid off 22iBeh cable board, which Is
being hove outand should the weather keep moderate
the ship will soon be got OFF.
The following letter to Ellwood Walter Esq Secretary
Of the Board of Underwriters from their agent Capt j.
@ Bovine who is in charge Of the vessel received
yesterday
SoUAN BEACH, April 2o-4 r VI.
arrived al the Underwater at four O'Clock this
ing ard found her about 800 yards OF with nine feet Of
water under the mzen chain and 10 feet under the
foot-her head off shore Should the weather continue
fine there is every prospect OF getting her OF soon
The schooner Frank Pierce leaves with goods sails
&c, this evenings
The Wave Is down here, and will be loaded o-nght
The anchors run, steam pumps on board and
using every exeron 10 insure Capt Shipley Is
active and his officers and seconding his efforts
The ships pumps keeping her free Of about four feet
water.
II there are lighters underway we want them sent
us at once the cargo 10 coming out In good order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF CON. NEWTON AT WASHINGTON.
HE Conduct at Havana Approved.
Emancipation Of the Cuban Slaves Authorized
by the Spanish Government.
IEw POSTAL ARRANGEMENTs.
THH LAKE SHORE RAILROAD,
Gc.. &c, &c.
From Washington.


k0NDUCT OF COMMODORE NEWTON AT HAVANA AP-
PRovED-ExULTATION OF THE CUBANs, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April 81 1854
Commodore Newten, commanding the home squadron
rrved here to-day and had interview with the Pre-
ident and Secretary of the Navy We understand his
onduct in refusing salute the Spanish flag at Havana
whilst misunderstanding existed between his govern
nent and that of Spain has met with the full approval
|,f the President.
The joyful feeling among the Cubans at the thought
hat there may be difficulty between the United States
Spain which will lead TO the annihaton of Spanish
ower in the island is represented being universal
his feeling is attempted to be kept down by the Span
|ards, who all every Office in Cuba but it is
heless, apparent to the most careless observer.
Mr.. Deans resolutions TO abrogate neutrality laws
xcited the iveest hope.
The despatch which Lord John Russell said he had sent
the subject of the Black Warrior has not yet
ten received at the State department No dispatches
IL any Importance have yet been received from Mr.
buchanan.
MPORTANT REGARDING CUBA-ROYAL DECREE AU
THORIzNG THE EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES, ETC.
Commodore Newton to Hampton Roads In his
lag ship the Columbia The government have ordered
him to remain in readiness till they receive the reply
rom Spain relative to the Black Warrior The Commo
ore leaves for New York to morning visit
10 his family Commodore Newton communicated to the
government the important fact which had come to his
knowledge at Havana from he deemed perfectly
elable that tho CaptainGenera has in his possession
loyal decree, authorizing him at any moment he may
eem proper to emancipate all the slaves in the island
is the of defence which been limited at
English and French papers, and is intended to carry
put the threat that Cuba must be Spanish, else
IecoM Hayti.
I,oNsUL REcoGNIzED-oHIo LIFE AND TRUST CON-
PANY, ETC.
The President recognizes Reynod Westfedt Vice.
,onsul for Sweden and Norway at Mobile.
The of the Ohio Life and Trust Company, against
Henry Debolt the treasurer commenced to-day in the
I,upreme Court.
Gov. Howell, of Kentucky, who has been spending
Ieveral days here, returned home this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Naval Intelligence.

The United States frigatc Columbia, Commodore New.
ton arrived at Norfolk Wednesday from Havana, and
the Commodore proceeded to Washington
The United States sloop Of war Jamestown Commander
rownng from the Brazil station bound to New York.
was at Pernambuco the 23d ult, taking in water On
the 10Th the jamestown struck the reef of Olinla
outside of Pernambuco and after humping some time
went over the reef into deep water and anchored After
several days with great labor she taken through
the reef about Ave miles from where she went over
ON the 29d was anchored of the port having sustained
very little damage Great credit Is due the captain
and officers for their IL the opinion
q all the pilots that abe could not be got out but must
inevitably become q wreck,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

NEAR JArFA, PALESTINE March 10, 1854
L,fe IN he East-American Colony near Jaga-Visn IA
the e. Gorernor Of Gosd7he Hours Of the Turks-7er-
rosiyial Iarddise-E1stern HdJus-Broshsr JomaGhass
IN Fla.
During residence Of two years in this land have
often thought Of writing to you a description of the
tque pantomime OF Oriental life, which different
in every respect from tic refined intelligence and tcle
graphic despatch Of things in your midst. In the
busting routine of spirit stirring progression of vssd
large facts and of the political and social changes thai
engross you scarcely suppose that you aware
Of the settlement OF small American colony OF agricu
turists the plains of Sharon the north o.
Jana. The old adagc, Gan kinds Of men TO make
world," may be exempli6ed in choice While tho
many colonizng the regions OF California and
Australia seek from benevolent motive, to civzes
reyiyy and restore the commonplace arts OF human e
to this ancient and long deserted cradle oil mans exist
ence.
Your valuable journal reaches us about once In three
months through the kindness OF friend, and s the
chief medium Of intelligence even from Constantinopie,
Russia and China The with Russia affects our AZ
fairs very little as yet; H. however, embo!dens the Re-
douns Of the interior to page frequently frsu
the Pellaheen villages. The occasional report OF
are arms the appearance Of revolver, keeps hs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Markets.

NRw ORLEANS, April 20, 1901.
Our cotton market has been firm day with sales oil
1000 bales Middling is quoted at sc. Sterling ex-
change is at prem Freghts have advanced to l51oths
Flour 81 for good Ohio. large export demand for
corn at 55c. Lard 6rm atSkc.
CHARLESTON April 90 1854
The sacs Of cotton day 900 bales and for the
week they foot up 5000 bales The quotations show
decline OF Hc &c on the week Strict middling is at
SZc. a &c.
CHARLESTON, April q, 1854
,Our cotton market heavy to-day, at yesterdays
prices; sales 900 bales.
PnnADRrpHIA April 81, 1854.
The inspections of -four in this market for the past
week amount to only 900 barrels against IL 600 bbls
during the period last year In consequence Of the
hort supply the foreign has not affected prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

best three in fve in harness.
H. Woodruff entered r. m Lady Franklin ... /
A Conklin entered br. 6. Stranger. . 2
Il. Buckley entered br. &. Poney. y........... 3dr.
Time, 24a4-247-247h.
Lady Franklin the favorite against the field at
slight odds, and the betting lively until the horses
came in ON the first heat, when Lady Franklin was
offered at two and three to against the field.
The attendance quite large, the weather delight
full the atmosphere balmy and heathful the country
fresh and fragrant and the roads in tolerabe condition.
considering the storms which have prevailed during the
past two weeks The track in pretty fair orer-ra
ther heavy in spos-but not bad anticipated
from the immense body of that fell last week.
enough to keep it wet and soft for time to
The horses engaged in this strangers to the
track it being their first appearance here in public and
the first time that Lady Franklin and Stranger tro
ted for money. The P0ney it is assorted has trotted
race before but in this latitude He is well
known to he good people Of Hartford and Providence,
and has ranked high as roadster among the Down
casters He cid not, however, come up to the expeca
ons of his hackers yesterday afternoon The Poncy
not what his name mplies-hc is large mouse colored
gcding fifteen hands high MORE finely formed and well
developed The roam mare, Lady Franklin is very small
but compacty put together and has stylish manner Of
going when at the top of her speed She this
without an effort She Isl protty little nag. Stranger
is fine looking young gsding with eye wild
eagles and seems r6sute and vigorous horse, with
many promising points about him. He, probably viii
do better with little training ,nd experience.
First Hedt-Poney won the pole, Lady Franklin the
second place Stranger outside Poncy took the lead and
kept to the quarter poe length ahead of tue mare
Stranger three four lengths behind-time, AN On
the backsrech the closed and the wheels Of both
vehicles came together. Time to the half mile pole,
1:20. The collision broke the up and she fell of
little, but rallying instantly, closed up passed Poney,
and led round the turn two three lengths On the
homestretch she continued to lead aid by couple
OF lengths, in 242 Stranger four five lengths be-
hind
Second Hedt.-Poney took the lead, and kept it until
near the quarter POLE when the went up and they
passed there head and head in forty seconds Poney
afterwards woke up and the led TO the half mile
pole City yards ahead Of both geldings, in 1:19 She
then held up and came lesurely home winner by three
or four lengths, in 2A7 Stranger second Poney last
and completely used up
Tksrd Ae1.-Poney was now drawn and the mare and
eexsnxsf hhhAod tAe rsos. Ths teeh <so
the start kept easily passing the quarter in forty
three seconds the half in 23, and home winner
by two lengths in 2471s She is far too fast for the
other two and little sport can be hoped for in their
coming races, without great improvement is made in
their speed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
The Execution OF James Quinn.


James Quinn, the murderer of Mahala Virgins by
cleavng her scull with axe last fall on canal boat
was executed here to-day. He brought out of his
cell at halfpast o'clock and running eagerly up the
steps of the scaod he looked around with apparent un
concern and composure and smiled and bowed his ac
quantances during prayer.
few minutes before two O'Clock the Sheriff bid him
FAREWELL the drop fell and he died after but few strug
giles, and without having made any confession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
United States Circuit Court.

SUIT AGAINST THE COLLECTOR OF CALIFORNIA.
APRIL 2l.-An action of assumpsit against James Col
ler TO from him bala nee of certain of
money which into his hands Collector Of the
port OF San Francisco, set down for Monday next
Senator Dickinson and Mr.. John a. Collier who in
court, will defend the action and the United States
District Attorney prosecutes for the government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
From Harrisburg.

THE LAKE SHORE RAILRoAD-THR LIQUOR LAW.
HARRISBURG, April II, 1854.
The State Senate this afternoon rejected the bill trans
ferrng the Lake Shore Railroad TO the Cincinnati and
Ashtabula Railroad Company.
The committees of conference of the two houses rea
tive to the liquor law have agreed upon plan for sub
mitting the question to o vote by the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
From Pernambuco.

PHILADELPHIA April II, 1854.
private dispatch received here states that Pernam
buco dates to the 6h umo are to hand by an arrival at
baltimore. The markets unchanged, and there had
been no arrivals from the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Railroad Accident.

FITTsBURG, April II, 1901.
The mail train from the West last night struck rock
on the track mile east of Florence precptatng the
locomotive express mail and passenger twenty
feet down an embankment The fireman thrown
into the Conemaugh river but swan ashore No
serou sly injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Explosion of Two Powder Mills.

ROCHESTER, April 81, 1851.
At nine O'Clock last evening the two powder mills OF
essrs Fairbanks and Connolly situated about FIVE miles
from this city, exploded, causing loss Of 00O The
shock distinctly felt all this city, and created
= great excitement. No lives were lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

CHARLESTON, April Il, 1854
a fire occurred at Anxious, Ca, Tuesday last de-
stroyng twelve houses. The loss is about Sl2 00O in
surance only 50 600.
The three boilers attached TO the engine in the large
foundry establishment of Cameron, Mustard Co. in this
city, exploded this afternoon but fortunately personal
lin ury was sustained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
The Cholera Again.
Fire nj hm,cus. Co.-steam Boiler EXPLOSION.

EAL1IMJRH, NprlI II, ISD4.
Several cases OF cholera have occurred ut West Baton
Rouge, louisiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

Court Calendar-This Day.
SwRxn C0URr-Orcuit ls2 2o4 $685. 377 37s
383, 3l3, All, 50, 337, asa, SAT, 476, an, 47s.
The other courts, motions end dsci,ious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

GcneTnI Cnss ht IfOrnt' ~ -
DETROIT, April 81, 1854.
Gen Cass arrived in this city to-day from Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.--TR0TTING.
FRIDAY, April 2l.-Purse and stakes $3.50 mile heats
best three in FIVE in harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
We have been favored with the following list of her


MANIFEST OF THE PACKET SHIP UNDERWRITERS
IL crates, Tucker, Crawford x Co.; 10 crates W.
Chsuncey Co.; ] cask c. @. Leigh 6S crates casks
j. N. Shaw; cask, III Fort; do, T. Corning & Co; 9
cases, G. W. j. !. Moore; casks L. j. Wyeth; cases.
Peel Wakeman; is bales, II. Anderson do. A. Jour
ncay Jr Co.; cases, Abernethy Il Collins; l do
bale Broadfoot, Heath Co.; cases, j. Hancock; So
bundles wire Biavin Mead AZ bales, J. j. Stuart
Co. cass, G. wigfall case, carnes Halsted bale,
Peterson q Humphrey; 90 casks, c. W. Field & Co.;
bales ! case, j. Connah; cases, J. T. Dolan Son;
bales, Wild Julian 16 cases Wetherafd Il Young: 8
do. j. Owen; bales l3 cases. w. Watson Co.; cases
A. Patrullo 10 casks, Noakes & Schumaker; cases
bales, Patton Co.; case 4 bales, Patton Stewart:
2 bales, T. Barbour; o. do g. Mcbride, Jr. & Co.
cases, J. s. Rockwell; cases, Roosevelt & Son:
1851 bars 1888 sheets las bunile sheet ron Saitus
Co.. 1888 bars and 100 bundles ron Providence Tool CO.
044 bars iron, G. T. Cobb Co.. 2247 bars iron Cor
nell Nightingale; 592 bundles hoop iron, r b. Coddne
tom 223 bundles iron 90 bundles hoops Pierson CO.
100 casks metal, Raymond Fullerton 10 bundles wire
l. Gill; 1859 boxes tin 90 bundles wire Phelps Dodge
Co.. 1850 bars 6l bundles iron, Vosc Perkins Co. 73s
bars 10 bundles hoops 80 bundles rods ITO tires iron w.
Lang; 8S bundles bar iron, Davenport Slipper; 80
bars iron l22 boxes tin English Awaer 49 bars iron
Elliott Holden; 10 bars 147 sheets iron Breeze Knee
land ll9 tons coal New York Gas Co. cases bales 2ls
casks SO bags nails 1000 boxes tin bundles hoop
iron 400 bundles band roa l0l bundles sheet iron 1Of3
bundles bar iron, 1858 bars 40 bundles bar iron 100
tons pig iron, to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Further from AbsccOm Beach.
(From the PHILADELPHIA Bulietin.1

TFTUlH tHt FHHaueIp1fW BulIetln.I
THE LATE DREADFUL SHIPwRECK-THE POWHATAN
ASHORE ON LONG BEACH-NEARLY ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY BODIES WASHED AsHORE-THEIR
BURIAL, ETC, ETC.
AREcoM, N. j., April 81, 1859.
have not been able to learn the name of the
cent ship which has been wrecked on our coast
About thirty bodies in all have ashore on Ahsec
and children and after washing them had them
tab Inferred She has preserved such portions their
clothing as were marked in the hope that it may some
time lead to the recognition Of the bodies of tie unforu
nate victims.
Not vestige of the vessel has come ashore. mat
tress was found on the beach, 1t stuffed with what
is called seagrass and marked as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
Schroeder.
No. 1855.
Passenger for
N L w YOR K
via HULL.

Amerkanische LIME fir Packet. Schiffahrt
VALENTIN LORENZ MEYER
HAMBURG. LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK
Regent Road, facing
2, Steinhoft the Bramley Moor Dock No. 90 West st