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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
j. w. BARNECLO,
DRALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Bonnets, DC,
SoJ Ssre,sh street, bstioeen III and I streets,
WASHINGTON, D. @.
n. b. All articles sold are warranted TO prove as rep
resented.
Il. Ii. HALL, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician,
ONCE No. 49o Washington Place, between ID and Z
streets.
Office for night calls,
Third door from the corner Of the ayenue in 9Th Al
east side jan Ely
JOSEPH FERGUSON,
HARDER and Hair Dresser.
Eighth street, next door to Squire Smiths Office
deo l6--dly
M. r. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glazier.
No. so Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts
>dec l8-d1y
JOSEPH G. G. KENNEDY,
LATE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE,
Pr0secuteB Claims before Congress and the Depart
ments
Office corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
over the Savings Bank.
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Mrs @. v. JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue. (next
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates ofice,)
at Mrs. Bangs's.
She Will cut and baste, cut Lnings and Patterns
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-06

a Dassy and Heekty Pdper, pa61ishsd IN Washing
tn CITY, D. O., By
AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-06

ELSH'S PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1hn BARRELS of the above Justly
AVO celebrated Family Flour.
ALSO,
80 barrels Welsh's Extra Super Flour Just received
per Manassas Gap railroad, via Of Srasburg from Win
chester and for sale by e single barrel or dray load
by KINCHEL0E a CO.,
No. rs King street.
jan 1b-H Alexandria Va
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City Road, January 81, 1850.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-09
Secretary Of State, WASHINGTON.

J. l., Edward g. 8IcCarty, Of jackson county,
missouri, hereby state that IN the early part OF
the month of October was at the house OF Paris
Ellison, in the Territory Of Kansas, on the south
side of Kansas river; that, in company with Gov.
Reeder, Judge Fillmore, Judge Johnson, Doctor
Scott of Virginia. ]. b. Donaldson, Q. b. Donal-
son, and G.. 4. Williams, | staid all night al the
house of Paris Ellison and J. i. kranmer; that
in the morning, whilst the party were preparing
to start Mr. Ellison stated that there was desira-
BILE land across the river open 10 prescription;
and upon inquiry being made by some of the
party whether il did not Interfere with the
Kansas halibreed lands, Mr.. Ellison pointed
out the place, several miles above, where he said
the half-breed Kansas lands ended, and pointed
out the place, several miles below, where, as he
said, the Delaware reservation ended. | was
myself under the same impression as to these
lines. Some of Governor Rceder's party, him
self included, then requested Mr.. Ellison to mark
claims there for them as soon as he would have
time to do 50, if he could make them, MS he said,
clear Of these reserves, which Mr.. Ellison agreed
10 do, and the party left. These claims were so
marked, but am satisfied they were abandoned,
and nothing done by the claimants after they
were marked.
In the month of November, or early part OF
December, 1854, | stated to G.. w. Clarke, In
dian agent, that / intended to take claim there,
and Clarke, III jocular way said that the land
was in his agency, and he would drive me off.
+. c. McCARTY
SHAWNEE MIssIoN June 06 1874
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JrLY 2G, 1855
9ciing Commissioner Of Indian affairs 10 NE Sec
Rotary II The Interior.
DEPARTMENT oF THE INTERIOR,
Office oc Indian Affairs, July %. 1855

DTIIt V IIuIdH HTIdITH, July @o1 I0JJ.
SiR: had the honor 10 receive on tho 18th in
slant the letter of the President Of the United
states, transmitting a communication from Gov
q. VI. Beedcr, and some additional evidence in
respect 70 certain half.breed Kansas reserves, in
Which re ana other officers q Kansas Territory
arc interested, although, il seems. purchased II
the name Of one Of them, the Hon Sanders w
Johnson. Upon the envelope enclosing the same
yon have endorsed a request that ] should "re-
port on the new papers, and "give my reasons. I"
Sc.
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cases might be multiplied, but those named are
sufficient TO show their character and Of the pre-
vious action of the department.; and should Gov.
Reeder's view hereafter prevail, there would be
what claim would all previous applicants, who
have been denied the right TO purchase, or those
who have purchased, have upon the government
before the department. Court Of Claims, or Con-
gress, for remuneration for damagesi
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
CHARLES T.. MIX,
Acting Commissioner.
Hon r. McCLEILANp
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See Cranch, condensed reports, vol. TIL, D. 23G.
7 See vol. a. Opinions Attorneys General, p. &C.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-09

Secretary Of the Interior 10 The President, together
trih report Of the .4cting Commissioner Of In
diam .4fdiTs,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-09

SEC. /. The number of shares Of the TOW
property of the association shall be two hu
dred and sixty, subject to the deduction m lie
toned IN section 9th, article I'd, ten of Whit
shall be the individual property Of each of Il
stockholders named in the preamble to n
constitution, and Ten of which shall be held
the trustees, to $50 disposed of by them
shall best advance the interest Of the asa,,c
ton; and certificates of stock shall be issu
on the part Of the association to its membe
signed by the president and secretary of 1
board Of trustees, which certificates NAV 4
transierredby the member or members 10 whs
they are issued to any other person or persd
upon notifying the secretary of the board
trustees to that effect, and surrenderinp
certificate so transferred; and the preside
and secretary will Immediately issue I
certificate to the purchaser or purchasers. q
open an account with him or them on
books OF the association Pr0rided, that stc
holders shall only be entitled to certificates
such number Of shares on each Of which 4
have paid, or shall pay. the sum Of ten doll
SEC. 2. Stockholders shall be liable to ass
ment III proportion to the number of share
stock held by them, not to exceed fifty dol
per share, which assessment may be impcy
by n majority vote at any regulariy.constit,.
meeting Of the association; and funds so,ro
shall be placed in the hands of the treasn
subject to the disposal of the board of trnst
and any stakeholder, after due notice.
shall fail to make payment as above reoui
shall, upon vote at the association, ut n d
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-09

coaRfsSpoE BE Nc g BETWEEN Gov
RERDER And oPHER GOVERN tE NJ

Oh CONCLUDED FROM otk LAsf,I
Oo 6 SHAWNEE MIssioN, KANSAS ierrtorgl
June %, lS55.
a,-utss ,SlR: Since my letter 10 you this moining,
met Col T. q McCarty, and procured tpom him
the enclosed statement, which lie is " ng TO
verify BY affidavit IL desired, buts thbre wos
no magistrate convenient except tbe two Judges
involved in tho charge, and, ms col2pel slcCarty
is one of the best and most reputable of the ctr
zens Of his county, a member Of the last Mis-
asC-14 souri, nd gentleman Of tho highest
character. u Considered il sufficient it s-G--
Very respectfully, your obedert servant,
J. ...s ~ A. II. FEEDER,
t.yVernor nc Tho erritaru If knusnE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15

BEEF.-There was another decline in the
price of beef cattle yesterday; if in fact such
cattle as most of those in market are worthy
of that appellation. The price of such as
were really good beef did not exceed 10 cents
per pound, for the meat, while good fair stock
sold much less, running down in the small
trash and lower grades to less than 7cents, av-
eraging upon the 900 offered less than cents
per Id. net. This is a variation of about six
cents pound from the highest market day of
last Spring; and makes a difference in the cost
of beef for one hotel in this city Of thousand
dollars week, and very large difference in
the expenses of all meat eating families, though
not in proportion to the cost of cattle now
and last May, for the reason that butchers are
too apt to be obliviOus Of the fact that their
customers are aware Of the fall in prices The
prospect is very fair now that the price of tip
top beef cattle will not exceed ten cents a
pound net this fall upon fair cash sales in this
market, and fair quality Of cattle will be sold
at eight cents. Parties can make up their
minds to that. The receipts of beeves in the
city last week were over 4, 500.-Ne,c York
Tribune.
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S.; W. Laird, jr, S.; G. W. Beall, IS; Jud-
son Mitchell, ss; 7. Remick, SIS; Matilda
kengla, 50; III. l.. 0futt, SIS; DR.. Joshua
Riley, So; Barron a Slower, So; w. III. Scmmes
Co., 50; VIM. King, So; Capt. George John
Derry, SIS; cash, SIS; James A. Magruder. SIS;
n. Willet, So; W. H. Clabaugh, SIS; Judge
$40; John Davidson, $40; w. s. Nichols, SI0;
Evan Lyons, $40; Hyde b Davidson, S10;. S
Ii. Howell, SO; Hartley Il Bro, $40; cash,
$40; Ann Pickrell, SO; Ii. G. Matthews, $40;
cash, So; A. Cooper, SO; j. Narbury, SIS;
Jenkin Thomas, SIS; w. T. B., S5;J. d. Kurtz,
50; John Bittinger, SIS; John Thos. Davis, SIS;
Mail, So Stranger So; Thomas Brown, SIS;
Benz. Darby, So Robt Dick, SO: John Dick
son, SIS; John O'Donoghue, So: McCutchen 4
Bro, So John M. Ball, SIS; John II Smoot,
S.; cash, So; John Atkinson, SIS; Dr. Oyston,
s.; Thos, Wilson, 81: Charles Wilson, $50;
George Shoemaker. $40; j. A. Magruder, SIS;
Mr.. Ball, SIS; DIR. Tylor, SIS; Mr.. Hodge, SIS;
Dr. Tytor for lady, 81; J. Frye, So; cash,
500; Thos. A. LaEenby, 50; j. Rsmsburg,
81; Lundy. 1; John Blackford, L; John Byng,
81; Thos. Wallace, So; Joseph Radcliffe, 81;
c. Myers & Son, So; JOS Weaver, So; w. Ma.
gee, $3.50; X. Daw, $3.50; Mr.. Burrows, 81;
e. Brown, 81; j. W. Deible, 81; Jas Owens,
ST; Widows mite, 50,.; j. Z. Bangs, 50; w.
IL. Craig, 81; cash, Soc; do, 81; Mrs. For
rest, $3.50; W. II. Tenney, 81, III. E. Berry,
d; cash, Z; DO, JUc.; do, Zoe; do, 25c do,
81; do, 81; Henry f. English, $40; 6 Gorge
town school, male and female departments,
S13; Mrs. Gen. Wheeler's academy, $50
The organ of pumpology cannot be fully de-
veloped with our public pumpmaker and re-
pairer. Not day passes but We hear the cry
from one or more thirsty souls, "water, wa
ter give Us water; we-have SO much trouble
to get water" Sometimes we have to 60 two,
three, and four squares before pump can
be found in n condition to yield any of the
precious beverage.
the Evening Star, left at the drug store of DIR.
SothOron, corner Of Bridge and Potomac streets,
or at the grocery store of j. 0rme, ESQ cor
ner of Bridge and Congress streets, or with
either Of the carriers in Georgetown, will be
promptly attended to.
Quite an extensive revival Of religion is now
in progress at Dumbarton street Methodist
Episcopal Church, under the pastoral charge
of the Rev. ID. +. Brooke.
The offerings Of beef cattle ut Drover's Rest
yesterday amounted to some 800 head, about
200 of which was purchased by District butch
ers at S3aS4 per 100 lbs gross, equal to S6a
So net The supply Of old sheep was large.
but of inferior quality, selling at S2aS3 so per
head. Lambs 81. 75aS275 per head.
The -four market remains firm, with a very
limited stock on hand, and very little arriving.
Small sales at 81 75aSS as in quality. No
change in wheat, corn, oats, since our last
There was a sale at auction yesterday of /, 200
bushels mixed wheat at 81. So.
SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15

from the New York penitentiary, few days
since, was recaptured yesterday in Cut
Throat Alley, at the Five Points, after most
determined resistance. To elude the police he
hrst ran upon the roof of house driven
thence to the second story, he jumped from the
second story into the yard, when he was taken
prisoner, and conveyed to the Tombs.
....Hon. w. B. w. Dent, late member Of
Congress from Georgia, is dead.
Mr.. John Strobie, the engineer who was
SO dreadfully injured by the railroad accident
near Harrisburg, Pa. on Monday last, died
the following day.
= ....Capt. Samuel w. Downing, late Of the
navy, died on the 18th instant, at his resi-
dence, near Bristol.
....Gov. MorrilPs own town, Readfeld,
Me-, voted him into oblivion.
....Mrs. Anna Hertzog, wife of the late Pc.
tor Hertzog, of this city, recently made do
nation of $50 900 in aid of the buildings con.
nected with the Theologian Seminary of the
Reformed Dutch Church, New Brunswick, N
J.
....Benj. Bird, a bachelor aged 20 years
was married at the Roman Catholic Church
on Fifth street, Cincinnati, O.. to Mrs. julia
Chat, buxom widow of 80. So the old BIRD
was caught at last by Chat Thus the old
proverb is falsifed
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IMPORTANT TO GENTITNFN-

A NkEAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
W CALL AND SEE The undersi gned gives
notice to his friends and the public that be has
just received bis stock of Fall and Winter Goods.
comprising all the latest styles and lors OF Cloth
Cassimeres, and Vestings; which goods viii be
made up to order in the most elegant manner. As
be has some OF the best workmen in the UpI.sd
states at work for him Being agent for scorr.
The Reporter OF fashions, YOU mar rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing
READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF his own make; such as Over-garments. Frcck
Dress, and Business Goats, Pants, and Vests, from
medium TO very superior quality.
All the above goods viii be sold at very low
priees-for instance, whole suit, coat, Pants
and Vest, for the small sum Of SIS
overooats, beautiful style. from $40 to $50
Pants, do do 3to 10
Vests, do do 2SOto 10
He respectfully solicits call from all in want Of
clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS.
SUCH as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Hand
kerchiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &C
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel
between Sd and 4 Il streets, Pa avenue
sep 14-3m-
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PERSONAL,

....Hon. Benjamin c. Freshman was, last
night, nominated by the Democratic Judicial
convention Of Baltimore their candidate for
Judge Of the Superior Court The Know No.
thing Convention of the same Gig, have made
she following nominations: For Judge of the
Superior Court, y. Collins Lee for State s
): Gaskins; for Judges of Orphans Court.
Chas. q. Griffith, Samuel G. Spicer and I'd.
ward Kemp, for Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas, VIM. j. Hamill; for Surveyor, Gilbert
Bryson.
IA notorious desperate, named Tom Hy
or, mot the pugiiisp who made his escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15

SUICIDE OF MAJOR MARKLAND.-Maior Mat
thew MARYLAND, formerly an eminent lawyer
of Kentucky, and late clerk in the Quarter.
master Generals Office in this city, committed
suicide at Washington, on Sunday week, as
is supposed from letters found in his see.
rotary. Old age and infirmity are the only
reasons assigned. His family relations were
of the most affection character. In q letter
he left for his family, he says:
My mind is fully made up with all the
affection have for my family, and yield to
no man in the pride that entertain vet for
their future good choose to depart
His body has not yet been found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15

Il, "
Mr.. VIM. Roberts, Harbor Master, is very
sick, and a son of Capt. Hardin, of the steam
er j. 4. Coffee, was taken with the fever yes
terday.
We have intelligence from Portsmouth up to
o'clock to-day, which gives cheering indica-
lions OF an abatement of the disease in that
town, but few new cases occur and they are
more yielding to treatment. Augustus HoIli-
day, Esq, was attacked with the fever this
afternoon; he was a most valuable member of
the sanitary committee. One Of the engineers
OF the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad was also
attacked.
Yesterday but II deaths had occurred, and
to-day IL.
DR.. Bryant, of Philadelphia, is out to-day.
Dr. Hanna is cOnyalescent, but too debili-
tated to be out.
Drs. Crow, Of Charleston, S. c., Kennedy,
Hammil and Aspril, of Philadelphia, and Peete
of Portsmouth, are improving rapidly.
DR.. Webster, of Baltimore, was taken sick
yesterday, but is much better to-day Miss
Patterson, (nurse,) Mr.. Barnet, apothecary, of
Philadelphia, are much improved.
The DR.. Briggs reported dead should have
been his father Archibald Briggs. DR.. b. has
not been sick.
Rev Mr.. Hume is to remove the children of
the Portsmouth Orphan Asylum to Richmond
in q few days.
There have not been any new cases in Suf-
folk, and the panic there has quite abated.
A letter to the Richmond American says:
Mr.. Archibald Briggs, q leading merchant
of Norfolk city, died on Monday. And alas !.
On yesterday, his only son, DIR. Junius Briggs,
on whom all father care had been lavished,
followed his devoted father to the grave.
A letter from Norfolk, dated on Tuesday
last, says ..-
1t has been generally supposed that the pes
thence would abate at the expiration of sixty
days from its first appearance, and such, it
seems, has been the case in other localities.
but not so in Portsmouth. Already it has pre
vailed there moro than seventy days, and vet
it knows no diminution. have heard IL snc.
gested that the insufieiency of good, whole.
some, substantial food, is one cause of the ex-
tent and malignity of the disease. The physi.
cal system, it is surmised, being reduced and
depressed by the want of proper nourishment.
is more accessible to the disease, az d tho dis.
ease, consequently, more likely to result fa.
tally. If tnis be so, how strong an appeal
does it address TO the charity and distant and
unscathed communities? The sixty days for
Norfolk will have expired on the 18th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15
STOLEN FROM MYREsIDENCE rerte,

- day morning, between the hours Of and o. a
TN oox, containing the following papers policy
or insurance on my life, policy Of insurance on
my house and barn in Montgomery county, Ma
Tyland, policy Of insurance on nv furniture four
shares OF stock In the Union Plank or Turnpike
Road Company OF Montgomery county, three
PromiSsory notes OF 3 ,OO0 each OF VIM. T. Bav-
~. drawn TO my order, and endorsed by me and
VIM. Il. hibbey, dated July I6. 1851. and ravp-
Ole at L, 2 and years after date; said notes hsv
Ing been taken up by me are OF no value to any
person, as payment by William r Bayly win be
stopped; Sundry papers relating to life INSURANCE
on The lite OF EdTard Stubbs, tax recel PTS several
deeds 20 me- certificate Of division Of the real Is
tate OF the late John Boyle-a daeuerreotype like.
ness, one or two pieces OF silver some foreigner
per coins, and broken gold stud. As the person
who stole the box has before this discovered that
there was no money In il, be she will obliee me
by returning the papers. which are Of no value 10
any person but myself. either through the Post coz.
Zoe or leaving hem al my house
W. L. STUBS,
sep HI No. ar, T. street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15

sHAKING.-The new Republican party take
the result of the election in Maine, about as
the Know NOthings did that of the Virginia
election. They seem to think that nothing
conceivable is now impossible. according to
the following extract from Boston letter in
yesterdays New York Erening Post:
1t Is, perhaps, too soon to say what will be
the effect here OF the rout of the old fusionists
IN Maine by the new fusionists, the overthrow,
to borrow Scotch expression, of the Black
Douglas by the Red but it is not unlikely
that it may be improved as the parsons
nave nav II, 70 a GOOD purpose: Gentlemen must
do not wish to be Mortified in Massachusetts,,
and that means that our State shall be so ut
terry demOralized as to vote for Pierce at the
next PRESIDENTIAL election. This may be among
the political world, but so do not reckon it,
When men act like fools, there is no saving
what may follow from their proceedings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15
SPIRIT OF TIE MoRNINa PRESS.

The hateikgeneer disproves the allegation
Of an Illinois newspaper, that Henry Clay was
an original opponent Of the Missouri Compro-
mise, BY quoting declaration made by him
in one of his late speeches. The editor also
shows that quotation made by the Illinois
journal in question, from his (the Intelligent
GERS columns.) is forgery, and and that the
remarks of Mr.. Clay, introduced to suit the
purposes Of the Illinois editor, were not with
reference to the amendment of the Missouri
bill, commonly known as the Compromise
amendment.
The Union continues to rejoice over the
result Of the Maine election, and in connec-
ton with the results of the Southern States
elections. regard it as evidence that Messrs.
Rayner and Johnson, and Donelson and Will
son, did not make much by laying their heads
together in Philadelphia not long since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-15
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRsKFoWN, Sent. Is. l9sJ

dEORGEfOWN, sept TO, 1855.
The following is the list of contributions to
the relief of the Norfolk and Portsmouth suf-
ferers up to the present time
Trinity (Catholis) Church about $40; Meth
odist Episcopal, S45; w. NJ. Boyce; f. IA.
II. Dodge, $50; A. Ross Ray q Bros $40: r.
Pickrell & Co., $50; w. III. Edes, $50; Joseph
Libby q Son, $50; George Lowry, $50; p. r
Berry, $50; cash $50; do, $50; do, SiO; do !.
S.; do, S15; r. P. d., $5; w. s. Cox, SiO: @.
Lanman, $40; Mrs. SHAFT, $40; Peter Berry,
So; Amos Young, SIS; Waters & Shoemaker
SIS; James z. Essex. S.; 8. Cropley, SIS: r.
Clark, S.; j. X. Wheatley, So; Charles II.
Brown, So; II. NJ. Swiney, So; Peter Vonessen,
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

We commence to-day the third volume o,
the Weekly Star. The distant pnblic have ap-
preciatei our enterprise by giving us large
subscription list, and thus have, if possible,
quickened our enterprise in furnishing them
with journal every way deserving of their
support. We repeat, the weekly contains
choice news items, referring to events at home
and abroad, foreign and domestic, together
with anecdote. short stories; in fact, everything
which can make paper interesting. Terms,
Sl.25a year, or three cents for single number
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CHEAP FURNiTURE-GREA BAR.
GAINS

TIME subscribers have just received 4 large and
IL complete assortment OF new Furniture,N
comprising every article useful 10 House-u
keepers, at unprecedented low prices for ~
cash, CT to punctual dealers 1T the usual
credit.
We have also On hand, an excellent asscrtme nj
Of good second. hand Furniture, which We vii
sell very cheap.
Housekeepers may confidently rely on obtaining
great bargains, and they are respectfully invited
to eau and examine our stock before making then
pure bases.
Furniture bought or exchanged
Repairing and vanishing neatly executed
BONTZ Il COOMRS,
Furniture Rooms, 9Th St, betW cen and X.
sep 15-lw