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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
A. p. WARE,
SALISBURY MANSION SCH.

mn A1.HlOtH NqUofF, WOTceSter, Mdss,
-. e elghth session Of this School for Young Ladie.
and continue fourteen weeks F1'""ei HeA''
a. is SCHOOL, 1t is believed, may justly be ranked with
'u1 It nGst Female Summaries in New England
departments. FO'eu III al tne
&c ana madame Borel de Rossniere will take cbarpe
OF the classes in French and German. ina sS
an young ades can be received into the Family of
'he Principal as boarding pupils ''"' u
eits VINO may place their daughters in this School
may ed, that effort will be wanting 10 secure
en hignest Improvement and to train them 10 virt,,o
Apphcatons for admission and for further inflammation
tl m aie 70 the subscriber, at No. Chestnut street
' lot al that date at Salisbury Mansion
may be had application as above - a, ~,
book stores in this city. v RENE AK 2' 'ne
jy14 deud&w2m " DEaNE'
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GLovEs.-The New York correspondent of
all the country weekly papers, says in his let
ter OF the present week 1.-THE glory of gloves
has departed. Male Broadway is gloveless,
merchants ride down with their hands in a
state of nature and walk up ditto. Even the
genuine Shanghai travel with their claws de.
nuded. By our faith, gentlemen are be joining
sensible men. The sun and the air can once
more toy with clerks palm, of SUMNER
The world above Wall street is becoming
practical. " What's the uses' it cries. Wa.
Ter ana soap are cheaper than gloves, and
iady taper fingers lest quite as well satisfied
In sun-browned clasp, if it only carries
manly heart within 1t. So another remnant
Of the old school has gone overheard. Sebas-
'opol is last destroying routine, and bringing
men back to common sense
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
CIRCULAR FOR 1855.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, !6S Nv

MAIN STREET, MORCEo1bie' 4unsS Lii.
The above is one Of the most extensive ana atragt
Retail Clothing Establishments in New Englanai aru e
pronetor begs leave to announce that at no former sea
son has his Stock been excellent or complete as l "
h b now invites the attention of his friends, and also
the public generally. , .o,, of tho
Advantage mas been taken of the epressed STAG o. .e
market. and great has been taken 10 PR duce
ats f snrnassinr beauty and neatness, and also OF
thor ugh workmanship. ons Of all ages sizes anu
Occupations will ud it greatly TO their advantage 70 sup
ply themselves with clothing at this estanlShnem, ~
tenn which has given abundant satisfaction to patrons
bthertu and prices will be found generally very ma
teraily reduced from last years rates. $500
qbe retor also desires to announce that change
has been made in his Custom Department Having Sc
ss ord in tbs. Cyttiag IRspaIt;
' asulous and critical, in the confident expectation
'haI N an cases, entire satisfaction will be giyen
very extensive and choice assortment Of pece Coods
70 every style of Garment may here be found Al
al tes anofdlng uuequaed facilities for gratifying N,
Se o me purchaser and at prices always as moderate
as the state OF he market will permit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

A SicKLY Palmyra, nice little
village in Wayne County, is very "sickly,"
but it has good physicians, and any quantity
OF medicine. Ii has also three liquor agen,
cles. During three weeks ending July 20.
these agents had made 275 sales OF LIQUOR, Of
which 250 were for "medicinal purposes
The 'medcine" varied in parcels from half
pint to five gallons and half. The man who
took the five gallons and half, has entirely
recovered 1t is singular characteristic Of
tins epidemic, and indicative at the same time
OF the courage of the people of Palmyra, that
no panic has been aused.-BuGalo Com. i'd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

The Memphis (Tenn.) Eagle predicts that,
twenty five years from this time grass will
be growing in the streets of New Orleans, and
the completed railway system CT the South
will have transferred the mouths Of the Mis-
sissippi to Savannah and Charleston. 1t says
that the dangerous navigation Of the Gulf
must and will DO avoided.
The uphealthiness Of the climate Of New Or.
leans will operate as another agency in giving the
Mississippi an eastward direction, BY Railroad.-
Most Of it, however, will find more nortberly
ontlet than Charleston and Savannah. Much Of
il will go up the Ohio. and thence by Railroad to
Baltimore and Philadelphia, while, eventually, a
still larger portion will take the direction of the
lakes, and thence to New York and Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
REGISTER DAILY sPE

EMIGRATION TO KANzAs.-A friend writes
to us, proposing more general and popular
method Of promoting emigration to Kanzas.
His letter contains suggestions that may ripen
into an effective fundamentally. He SAYS:
II have just had my attention called to the
apparent necessity of some more effective meas
ures for sending emigrants to kanzas. A res
olute and worthy young man writes to me
that he will go there at one days notice, and
go to stay, if the cost Of his passage could be
betrayed. He combats the idea that the men
who would accept sucll aid in going would
not make good citizens; and it seems to me
that he is right in supposing tina; there are
many valuable men who would not refuse such
aid. And that many would thus be induced
to go have no doubt. The expense of pas
sage for ones family is often serious addition
al drawback. l know not why sacrifices of
this kind should not be made in due proper
ton by us all. The emigrant has his share
after he gets there.
Now our Emigrant Aid Company seems to
me to be only half way business at the very
best. There is no provision made for dras0ing
small regular contributions from the masses of
the people. That is the only way to get mon
ey-largely and steadily. Consider the ex-
ample Of our benevolent societies. l wish we
had one on the same plan for this business.
MAKE IL cndflL1 --uOs IlOI CuaIit y, Out u
system of we'll doing-without hope oil pecu-
MARY return at all. 1t can stand so, as the
public mind is now instr ucted. Nor need it
| interfere with the stock companies. The per.
sons sent out should be pledged not to return.
and precautions could be taken for the pur-
pose Of sending only good men. There ought
| to be collectors in every town. Preparations
must be made for long, strong, and steady
| pull-and pull altogether don't know
| how the thing could best be set on foot-or
| how best managed. To organize according to
| the plan of those societies would take some
time, and much consultation. And yet per-
hap central society might soon be formed
| at Boston or New York, with provision for
| state, county, and town auxiliaries of such a
nature that the latter might manage every
thing within their own limits if they choose to
do so-only reporting themselves-tEus avoid
ing the necessity Of any cumbrous machinery,
except just SO far as might be necessary for the
registration of emigrsnts, and possibly for max
| ing arrangements with transportation compa-
| MES. Or if this left much business of gem
er nature which mist be centralized, yet
still it would allow the sending of men from
any town by the contributions of its own citi-
zens, and tend to give more satisfaction as to
the character of those who are aided, These
| little town societies would spring up all over
the country most rapidly, and by them be-
lieve we should conquer. Springfield Repab-
ticaa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

NEWLY INVENTED PuMP.-A pump without
aapiston, greatly simplifying the construction,
is much talked of among French mechanicans
It is the invention Of Monsieur de Malbeck
The tube, instead of being fixed after the Old
plan, is made to work up and down, the low.
er end plunging into the water. AT each
plunge the water rises higher and higher in
the tube, the return of air from above being
prevented by valve, till at last copious and
steady stream is discharged by the spout
Inc pump is but little subject to arrangement
is not liable to be frozen up, costs but little
70 keep IN repair, and is made of galvanized
iron.a Corrosive liquids or acids would not af.
ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HERRERT HAII

l.
Ine Undersigned, who has had his SCHOOL for Yonrv
Ltoies, salisbury Mansion for more than o years
has disposed Of that location and VIII yacate tho MSnsion
ut the close Of the present Session.
us school hereafter, tmainy for Boarding Scholars
WIN PC continued At his residence at the ,iIghands
salisbury st., under the name Of HRRBERr HALL
me character OF his School the on must no The
pledge OF the undersigned for the future Complpte an
polnments for Family Boarding School Of the rst grade
with the added advantages Of this charming location
must De the recommendation Of Herbert Hail. where Al
imitation however humble Of the scholarship AMI charac
YER o. him whose honored name BEARS will be our steady
ambition. NS
Until November the undersigned will occupy temporary
quarters very convenient and pleasant in Nj Vernon
Place where the Fail session will open on MONDAY
Sept. 10th.
The Terms Of The School, he same as heretofore with
all riculars mey be learned from Catalogue iust h
sue 70 be had tt the Bookstores, or on Application AZ
Place N n urNa n
"oIouSscr, 'uy 20, 1900 Jy2a diff
SUMNER WALLACE.
SILVER Platter AND MANUFACTURER or uAR
NESS TRIMMINGS,
~ EXCHANGE brREET,. ......,........W orcealer
lel1 06odAm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

You FoRGoT IA good story Is told
at the expense of one of our church going cit.
izens, who is the father of an interesting fam.
ny OF children, and among them bright eyed
boy, numbering four or five summers, the net
OF the household, and unanimously voted the
drolest little mischief alive.
On Saturday night he had been bribed to
keep the peace and retire to bed at an hour
earlier than usual, with the promise that on
the morrow he might go with the family to
church. On Sunday morning it was found
announcement to put the youngest through the
necessary course of washing and dressing nee.
essary for his proper appearance at the sane.
tuary, and the family slipped off without him.
They had not, however, more than become
comfortably seated in their pew. when in
walked the youngest with nothing ON bu,
night wrapper and cloth cap.
You forgot me" said he, in a tone loud
enough to be heard all over the church,
The feelings oil the parents can be more ca.
silly imagined than described. - Lafayette
(Lnd.) Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

A ten gallon key of liquor was seized
on Saturday, at Kate Kelly's residence IN
Greenfield. 1t was found under the pillow
in the bed she slept in. Six or eight other
nlaces where liquor was suspected OF oeihs
sold, in the village, were also searched Ou'
none found.
Mr. Seaver, the proprietor OF the Mu-
scum at Madison, Wis, announces that'
among other things, which make his esta0-
lshnent pheasant to visit" he has secured,
with considerable expense, and saw 'ne
limb Of the tree en- which Mayberry, the muir
derer, was hung.
Thomas Costello, who threw one John
Hadley over the bank OF Niagara River near
the Suspension Bridge last fall, was arrested
on Friday in Orleans Co. He is now IN jan
in Lockport.
The mother of Hon. Horace Greeiey
died at Wayne, Erle county, Pa, OH the 21th
nit. She was quite aged, and had been III
feeble health Tor several years. Aaccheus
Or, eIey, the father of Horace, is still hVing
Faxon, OF the Buffalo Republic, says
prVcnrug INTO tne pronibitory1 - 7' > 'F''''''--
Potatoes were sold in this CITY. yes
terday, at 81 l-2 cents a bushels, from wag
ons. A decline from SLIP IL in ten DAYS
-Rochester Democrat, 90th uh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
top cp Z - = a a. E. DORMAN.

u4RRISSTHx1i S0Ihe subscribers proprietors of the
ies and the public that they have made the most
an M Preparations for furnishing Ice CREAMS at ali hours
~ IL anu evening" and that they have re6tted one Of
ad p3 lor the especial ,cOmrpudaton of Ladies
@a nu ra,es, TO which there is separate entrance Cit
~ anu strangers visiting Worcester either for business
al . wu md at our Saloons all the substantias
ord @ oi tbe season. ady cooked or cooked IN
ana the proprietos pledge their best endeavors "
line "i'y III everything in their
je6 L. II. H. DORMAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

THE FEMALE CoLLEeR.-The Committee for
locating the Ladies Collegiate Institute have Wis
tied numerous sites in Worcester, and listened to
several very likely proposals. Understanding
that the friends of some OF the localities we're de-
sirous of more time for maturing their action the
Committee adjourned to meet on Tuesday, the
l4th inst, at 10 o'clock A, M, at the American
House. They will be happy to meet any persons
interested in the different localities, at the above
mentioned time and place
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

A HEAVY provision dealer of this city, lust
returned froin an extensive business tour TO
the West, says there are "no two WAYS about
Il; prices have got to come down; not onlv
flour, but provisions of all kinds will soon be-
lower than they have been for several years.
boston Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

CARRIAGES FOR Cows. Tho editor of the
Agr'cnIturaI Gazette (Eng.) estimates one
acre OF cabhages to be worth three acres Of
turnips for cows. lie recommends sowing
seeds IN beds, either i'll autumn or spring and
transplanting towards the end of MAY, at the
rate OF 5000 Plants to the acre. Que pound Of
seed will produce about 2,4OO plants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Ia Rabbit will take Daguerreotvpes s,- so .o...
sue;se, Jays HIS custom Of making good pictures ia
Az r,o suarantee for goed work low prices
g.. rs ), lurh as mas been said about Ambrotvnes ha no,
ser IMAM oagurr oypes (Which is false he mates Hs
s ha every 70 cent Daguereoype shall he bet
~ ana ay Amnrope that be obtained in this eitv
faa ~ Nos 6 II Pipers Block, where c Sn az
se aEIest , collection of specimens in this city
b, fn hAbbtIE win not take so cent Daguerreotvpes
my26 ~" want one'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

WEIGHT OF THE GLOBE. Those W no value
exact and definite ideas of things will learn
with pleasure that Daily, an English mathe-
matician, has found the weight Of tho world
we i've on 10 be 1886, l95, 675, OOO, 900, OOO.-
oOO'oOO-or In words, one quadrillion, two
hundred and ffty-six thousand, one hum
dred and ninety-fve trillions. six hundred
ana scventy-ave thousand billion tons ayoir-
dupois.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

A florist of many years exPeIienoe
Jaws If YOU would preserve boquet you mus ,J
6rst sprinkle it lightly with fresh wa.er' a~U
then nut it into a vessel CONTAINING soine 9 ~
suds: this will nutrify the roots, anu AIep
Inc flowers as bright as new. lake inc ~
o,,et ont of the suds every morning, anu iay
It sideways 1.-THE stock entering hrst) 'n'o 49,
water: keep it there a minute OF wv, ~,
take out and sprinkle the MOWERS hsn'y
the hand with water. Replace II III 'lle sob
suds, and it will bloom as fresh as wnei
cred. The soap-suds need chanslnS ',,eo
th,ee or fpur DAYS. By observing THESE tplo'
bonnet can be kept bright and beautifai iol d.
! least month. and will last longer IN Fei!
1asssble state; but attention to the Iasr ou'
fro;I crratnre as directed above must De s'rlc''
ly observed or all will PERISH
On the Erie R ailroad the DunklrK ex-
-. dra,v,, hv engine l59 ran from Susque-
Hama 10 Hornelsville, l42 miles, IN precisely
three bonrs and forty-four minutes OF u:
/ dnctinp thirty-six minutes for stoPpaees, -
three hours and eight minutes running u,ne
Allow;no also. for time lost in approacr =,
and denarting from stations, the speed ol .no
tra;n could not have been less than lniie
minute, or sixty miles an hour!
We don't know what is going to nap
men between ]. b. Clay and editor ffeut'C 70
Mr. CLAW. by the hand OF his FRIEND MAJOR = l.
T,ew;nski. sent note to MIR. Prentice soie 3i.
70 in0uire whether he held himself persohai'
resnonsible as gentleman, for what ne pun
rshed. Prentice replies in long letter' en'O
the mail. that he will accept cnallensc g,
+ I'be quarrel is all about Clay's sellnS MS !"
theirs house at Ashland, piecemeal'
By direction of the spirit OF a torme
1a;9n ,os;dent Of Springfield, now in tn
o spheres. spring has been dug Tor ana loun;
2 ON the hill, which the Indians tninSs ",
y cure consumption and other fatal seoers'
% nv which spirits are driven out OF thelr lorn
some sick persons are testing its virtues al
il if il succeeds Saratoga may just stand BACK
: Republican.
: The Texas Baptist states that, 0e
q. Sam Houston has deposited as a donation !,
is the treasury Of Baylor University, In " u.
State. between $3.50 and $500. as the aVal
an in mart. Of the lectures delivered by MN
vn winter, while visiting the Northern Clues
= The remaining proceeds of the lectures Wn
a. received, will probably make the Whole ain0O
p- about 800. :.
n On the lst of November, an EngllS
man in New York received 500 from
re. American on condition that he should
IS him hack 1925 a month until SeVastoPol
1S- taken by the allies. The American mas, s.. i
thus far, pocketed hundred dollars Ny
operation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

FATAL RAILROAD AcoIDENT.--As the second
train from this city for Boston yesterday morn
ing, was leaving the birmingham Station, John
McCann. one of the passengers, remained little
TOO long in the refieshment-room, and in attempt
ing to get on board, fell between the cars, and
was shOckingly maugled, having both legs and
one arm broken, and being otherwise severely
injured. He survived the accident about an hour,
retaining his consciousness to the last. He was
tailor by trade, and resided at Southbridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
Shaving. Shayina! Shovingt q

TmnuVhnSs shaving! shaving! 6 I'D Cts,
go proprietor having succeeded in securing the serv.
tree o. the best workmen in this Sta can conf.
NJ soc the patronage of the gentlemen of Worcester
~ 70 prepared to execute all ord RS for hair dressing
shampoong shaving &C. in the very first
Sye o. excellence He appeals n his woi to bear wit.
H' $50 " s,ie "Nfth OF his promises. JOHN M0REY
VAo o+W Foster st.. under the American House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

DR.. Harris, Dentist. still oc,unies tbos, ,,o..
ant rooms 1853 Main, corner of walnut syee 'TS
70 ms former patrons for their assistance he will
~ reta their confidence, which he aers himslr he b
with their patronage "'iO may favor nm
hs Arthcial Teeth, which have given such genar,
sasacon, are inseie in all the various stvlcs ad
on the best materials iv,e 'V'eS' ana up
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Geo. r. Spmrr, Successor to LAzELL
WI Iesale and Retail Druggist and Dealer in Gold Plat
Mannfactrer of Soda Water and Syrups. No 201 Main
street Worcester. utI dplo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

suffering Females will ind timely rel,o, No., .
friend IN need well suited to their AZ n ,h aug
use 81 ~ oough's Columbian Pills. The sense Of snS'
ps ~ Inc PIT 81 stomach transient pains ana aches
terror, sghngs and groanngs tremuionsnsss
muai ssarsng-these and much more, these Pin, ~jIi
0u5e; Solq Tor merely 26cents box See
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" None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise. -

The loss of such man is indeed public ca.
lamlty, and many there are among our wide circle
OF readers, who will peruse with fearful eyes this
feeble tribute to the memory of one who has min
istered SO much to their qualification, and who,
as he has sat by our side during the long, weari-
some nights, of the years that are passed, assist
ing in the arduous duties of editorial life upon a
morning paper. has endeared himself to our
hearts as brother beloved Yesterday was the
last of earth" to him, but our faith is strong
that it was also the first of heaven We shall see
him no more in our daily walks, and we shall
feel no more the cordial grasp of his hand
His wit cannot gladden. US, nor his wisdom in.
struct any more in this life; but the memory of
his virtues, the recollection of his excellencies of
mind and heart, will go with US until we, toe, shall
lie down in the cold and narrow house-always
alleviated by the thought that if there is one the
less good and true man earth, there is also one
good and true man the more in a better world than
this
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GOODNO " & HEYWOOD.

" ~ ItHln 81 hEEI'-wHoLRSALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERs,
a, al her variety selected for the New England trade
sold at the lowest prices "'''s'- "iii y
je9 - ~ AiSi "oop
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Balm of a ThOusl md FloWers!-keaaers
40 yol wish beautiful complexion Ii So us the Bdm
s, rT-UHres from the ace. For washing and shaving
breath--it has no equal P'i'ONi'u
FETRlnGE CO., Boston G. R. SPUR, sole agent
ioE worcester. je6 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

The Slight ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for onthalm;o
rahi neak and Defective Ysion perfectly safe and
IN Diseases of the Eye. Have restored multitudes
por Dnd bin ness Of fifty years. These remedies
sent Oy mail Pamphlets of Information. one dinesent
posi- iree. Address, Prepaid the NuTnIryE CunF
"'''ol' uass dom 6.h91
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

THE AMERICAN HousE.-we learn that an
impression has gone abroad that this standard
public house is to be discontinued as such imme-
diately. This is mistake. The lease to Messrs.
Tucker q Bonney does not expire till January
next and until that time, the public will find it,
as they have heretofore, one Of the most orderly.
well provided, well conducted hotels in the coun.
try. If any doubt it, they are advised to call and
see
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Sparkling SOFA Water. with all the choicest 5
spITRR Druggist and Aposhecary No. 20, Main street
Also Soda BY the fountain rade at short notice and de-
lvered In any part Of the city, sent TO the neghb ring
."eleN - 10y r. diff my29
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rAs MRS; s. 81. F, nBSSssW,oRTH,

ard So renalss, Designer and Engraver upon wood
s.Vne oyer the ouinsigamond Bank Enrancs M
ms, s,,, HOUSE on Crescent Street All orders vii
me- WIN prompt attention Particular attention
pIanng Machlnery decan -'vH Paiu ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Ar,hnn ~ ~ 2, PrlncipIe.-DR. ALFRED q. uu
~ tne NeW Theory Of Cure by Nutrition can
"e IN person rby letter to his address IL r
anu examines patients in all forms Of dseaae %
gin @ ana medicines and presents tho most am.
nne nope 70 an nvaids, of safe and natural resor
no on principles new and satisfactory az bis m
febB oseoh' hours from TO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Mrs 6. GoOdVvtn an experienced and successf
&c herself in readiness day and night to at
The duties OF her profession. Residence, Is Austin
-s. oct21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

To NervnuA Sulierers.-A retired cIeTgymanI
restored TO heath in few days, after many years OF Great
nervous suffer ng is anxious to make KIN wn the means
of cure VIII free the prescrifti used pirtet
the Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No. 59 Fulton STREET
R,oaklvn. NY jy30 I'm