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Mr "The Gen." is the name Of another
cotfee-house just opened by Messrs. Terrebonne
& Galmiche, St. Philip street, near the Post
Office. 1t is neat in all its interior arrange
ments, and furnished with the purest and best
of liquids. While referring to cofee-houses we
have to note that, since the LIST inst, they have,
with the single exception of Toussin, come down
to FIVE cents per glass. Toussin, the ebony col
ored gemmen, well known to all lovers Of sack,
in these parts, still maintains his former price,
ten cents, and says he cannot afford his liquors
for less. His persistence in adhering to this re-
solve does not appear to have interfered with,
or prevented his former patrons from practising
at his bar. His segars are the best in town );
and cur /" violating" friends tell us that his
liquors are ditto. N
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-01-05

sY A grand Ball comes off at Ragan's Hall on
Tuesday evening next the Sth inst.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-01-05

A GENrEEL BOARDING HoUsE-A lady cores
poddent Of the New York Mirror furnishes few
glimpses Of life in genteel boarding house:
A very genteel establishment is Mrs. Pufit's-
very. One.may be assured of that by the manner
in which the meals are served. There is no su-
perhuity at Mrs. Pufits table. The smallest guam
ty of food is placed symmetrically upon the great
est number of giltedged plates. Coarse-mnded
persons, unused to society, might say that there
was not enough to eat. But what of that the
silver saltcelars are carved superbly, and the nap
kins of the finest quality and even if the Joints
of meat have to be very carefully carved to make
them Ego round" surely the silver forks and
fnger-glasses are ample compensation for such
slight deficiencies. Things are called by their right
names at Mrs. Puffit's too. She never asks any
one if she shall help them to potato no, indeed!
she inquiries if she shall accommodate them to
pomme de terre." Neither does she send slice
of pumpkin pie to Mr.. Gubbins: she says,
"Jeemes, the pompion pastry to Mr.. Glubbins )"
and Mr.. Glubbns is forthwith provided with
triangular wedge of the article, nearly the size of
his own forefnger, and an immensely large silver
fork to eat it with. And then it is worth some
thing to see Mrs. Pufit preside. She always
dresses in black velvet at dinner time; and she
has such pretty, juvenile way of Struggling her
ingenious in the display of her pretty arms and
glittering bracelets that it is a treat to see her.
And then the society they are not all common
place people at Mrs Pufit's-not by any means.
First and foremost, there is Mr.. and Mrs. Glubbns,
from England, who having, of course, lost large
fortune and an estate of great magnitude, have
come to this country for the purpose Of taking
notes of the manners and customs of the Ameri-
cans. Then there are any quantity Of dapper-lke
counter;umpers, done up in pink and blue cravats,
with enormous bows. And there is maiden lady
of some note in the literary world, who has written
poetry Of the most pathetic description for many
years, for the sole purpose Of convincing the public
generally that she is possessed of distracted and
disconsolate lover, residing at present in parts UNI
known. Then there is the Rev. Mr.. Pinkman,
who has been brought up on pin-cushions, PEN
wipers and other products of fancy fair and is only
waiting suitable opportunity to start on mis-
sion to the heather. Then there is pretty Mrs.
Barlow, who addresses her husband as "Chy-a-
arles love-" before company, and boxes his ears
in private. The domestic establishment consists of
Jeemes," the waiter, and one Irish girl, who is
expected to do the work of SIX women, and sleeps
in the coal hole when she sleeps at all.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-01-05

WISCONSIN observation-disclosures from Wiscon-
sin give the following explanation Of the late re-
ports from that State reversing the previously re-
ported result Of the election for Governor:
1.-THE official declaration that Barstow, the Dem
ocratic candidate, is the Governor elect after
every one had conceded the election of Bashford,
the Republican candidate, has produced good
deal of excitement in Wisconsin. The mystery is
being gradually unfolded. The leading fact is as
follows: Waupacca coansy was originally reported
to have cast the following vote: Bashford 396,
Barstow 269. This vote corresponds with the
population, and was deemed to be official But
when the return for the county reached Madison
one torn in the county was returned as having cast
6l2 votes, nearly all Of them for Barstow' This
return elected Barstow and secured him the certi-
fcate. But the return is palpable fraud; be-
cause, on the first Of June last the census showed
male population in the entire town Of but three
hundred and e;ghty-e'ghtl This fact alone is
sufficient to nvaidate Barstows certificate, if as is
probable the question is carried before the courts
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SATURDAY MORNING.
President in the chair. The Chairman of the
Committee to prepare business for the next annua
meeting, reported the following resolutions:
Resolved That committee be appointed te
examine into and report upon the number and
conditions of the Public Schools of the State
The following persons were elected said com,
Judge Rawle, New Orleans; Hon. J. Perkins
Jr., Madison; Hon. J. J. Roman, Lafourche.
Resolued That committee be appointed to re-
port upon the best books to be used in our Com
mon Schools South and the practicabiity of eff
fecting uniformity in the same.
The following persons were elected said com
mittee:
Hon. J. Perkins, Jr., Madison; Judge ]. L.
Cole, Lafourche; Prof. Everett, New Orleans.
Rerolped, That committee be appointed to
report on the Normal School System, and the expe
diency of establishing one or Of said schools il
this State.
The following persons were elected said com
mittee:
Mr.. Jones, Baton Rouge; DR.. J. s. Copse, New
Orlepns; Prof A. G. Miller, Centenary College.
Resolved, That committee be appointed t
report upon the expediency of establishing .
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FOUR DAYS ON PRAIRIE IN A Snow STORM.
"A correspondent of the Kansas Herald, writing
from Iowa Point, Kansas Feb. Sd, gives remar-
kable instance of endurance on the part of female
Hesays
A Miss Martha Perkins, who resides Eve miles from
this place q visit to her brothsr-in-law, who
resides here. On Tuesday last the 5th inst, she
started to walk homo. 1t was showing hard at the
snow was then eighteen inches deep. Her road
mostly high rolling prairie-the snow beating
directly in her face. She pursued her journey with
much difficulty, until within mile of home she lost
her way, and rambled about until sunset, when
she took refuge for the night, in deep bushy ravne
There in the deep snow she constructed a very in
genious little house of the tall weeds that grew
life without food to sustain life or FIRE to warm, any
clothing except her apparel to shelter her from the
Storm little weed house abe had erected being the
only thing she had to keep her from exposure to the
bleak winds and bowling storm. Early next morning
she started cut In pursuit of her home but went en-
quently through snow four fset Deep exhausted and
ahgued her feet Frozen abandoning all idea of ever
reaching home she stopped apd again built her weed
hut. In this fail tenement she resigned herself to
her fate and it we'll nigh being her last resting
place upon this earth. She remained in this atuaton
at this last named place from Wednesday until Satur-
day about II O'clock when she was found by party
who were in search for her. She had been out four
days and half and four nights exposed the merci
less storm on the praires The weather intensely
cold. During two nights of her exposure the Their
monleter ranged from II to 20 degrees below zero
She said those who found her that she never sspt
during the whole time believing that if she had emit
badly frozen, but it is believed she will entirely
cover.
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SUGAR REFINING ApPARATUs-In some stages
of sugar refining, and In Turkey-red dyeing, bull
locks blood, in a natural state is used and in this
condition it is difficult to carry and dsagreeable
to keep. To obviote these evils, patent has been
taken out for pressing the clotted blood of animals
into cakes, then drying them with currents of hot
air. 1t is afterwards ground to powder in a ma.
and dyers. The Serious portion of the blood, which
has been pressed out is dried like the clotted parts
aud is supplied to calico printers for using with
their colors
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LEAP YEAR BALL.-The Staunton vindlcato,
has an account of leap year ball. given 10 some
young cadets of shat place, few days since I,
says:
The ladies did not, as was done in the North
on several occasions visit the young len at tb.Ir
MONIES and gallant them to the bali room The
young gonss had to go solitary and alone. wbar
there, however, they were politely asked ~ line,
oy .ne ladies', and were CALAMITY led out unon tho
noor; After passing very pleasant and ahle
evening, the party dispersed about O'Clock. the
young ladies' choosing their beaux, and soliciting
sneaf company homethe result of which, of course,
one of the lords of crestion."
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THINKING HARD WoRps-"Hans said a
Dutchman to his urchin son, whom he had just
been thu ashing for swearing at his mother, "vats
dat you're tinkin' so vickid apout, in the corner
dare I" II aln't tnk nott'n" "You lie You faga.
bone--you thinks cot dam and now I'll vip you for
Ia
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SHELL LImE.-I have for sale and will
= keep constantly on hand at my Lime .Kilns, near
Capt Goddin's tavern on Bacon branch, large sup
ply Of the best quality of pure unauthorized Oyster
Shell LIME. Farmers and others want of this ar
ticIe can get their orders filled by applying at INV
Kil.s, or addressing me through the city p o.
NH 5-dhcim JnHH noco
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GAS LIGHT.-The inventor of gas lights was a
Frenchman, Philippe LIE Bon, an engineer Of roads
for the purpose of illumination, the gas distilled
from burning coal He labored for a long time in
the attempt to perfect his crude invention, and II
was not until 1893 that he corided his discovery
to the institute In September, 1900, be took out
patent, and, In 1901, ne published memoir con.
tanning the result of his researches
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS DANk.-Chnr-
- tered by the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, 1855-Capital, $50,oOo-Thls Institution re-
of per cent per if remaining on deposit six
months and 5 per cent. for shorter periods.
j.. WIN. G. PAINE. President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH IS HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer.
THE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,
chartered by the Legislature of the State, is now
prepared to Give deposits of money of any amount
over five dollars on which will be paid six per cent
interest on all sums remaining deposit six months
or longer, and for a shorter time five per cent.
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, 4. B.
starke at the store of z. B. Spence, corner Main
and 18th streets. or with either Of the officers.
SAMUEL s. COTTRELL, President
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer,
fell C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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LROM THE PRESIDING ELDER OF
MORGANTOWN DISTRICT WESTERN
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.

VIRGINIA, January "a, 1916
DR.. l. ScoTT Co,
Gentlemen: Having been afflicted with soreness
in my sides and pains my limbs, with cold in my
lungs and depression of spirits for some two or
three months, l, few days since, took one dose of
your McLaue's Improved Liver Pills, which has BEN
Gifted me very greatly, and the Improved Pills
much mild and pleasant in their action than the
old McLane's Pills which have frequently taken
heretofore and / can with confidence recommend
the Improved Pills the afflicted, and my friends as
both mild and curative. GIDEON MARTIN.
MoRGANTowN, Va, Sept. IL. 1855
This is to certify, That have examined the Recipe
for preparing McLanes Improved Vermifuge and
Improved Liver Pills by Dr. l. Scott who has been in
the habit of preparing and using my original medi-
cines in my Office during the last thirteen years and
that believe he has improved them. | make the
above statement the moro willingly &C have no in
terest in them whatever. C. MCLANE, NJ. D.
DR.. McLane's Improved Vermituge and Improved
Liver Pills, and Dr. L. Scotps Celebrated Crcassian
Eminent. for sale ~ PURCELL, LADD l. CO., and
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Richmond.
NH h-dhcl2rn
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Champagne Cider and Philadelphia PORTER
For sale by DUDLEY ( co,
mh5 y Main street
A RE YOU SICK s..If you are, don't take
"A Quack Medicines, but use those prepared by
6r. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result of thirty years practice in Philadelphia. His
prescriptions for each complaint and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds OF physlcians
and thousands of patients. A remedy for each dis
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
This preparation Is truly the wonder of the ago.
Cures al pain external internal Cures pains in
the Sides limbs back, chibains, ague Jumps In
the breasts bruises sprains toothache, earache
stH neck throat, pains in the bowels and stom-
ach, sudden colds, &c.
The Pain Curer being s.fne tonic mixture, is also
used with great benefit for weak stomach and bowels,
likewise for fever and asus.
Whenever you have pain. use the Pain Curer freely
and you will obtain immediate relief Bottles l2a Is
THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP -.
Or. Roses Cough Syrup, or Expectorant, Is the best
preparation in the world for a Cough, arising from
cold, or consumptve cough Bottles fifty cents and
''' TO CURE wHooPINa COUGH.
Use DR. Roses Whsopins Cough Syrup 1t Ii the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often Ia
tai complaint. Prize 6 80, 50 se = sno,,p
DR.. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives OF thou
sands of children. Is cents bottle.
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful preparation to ellay all nervous
dn6ct1ong OIL Inc mlnQ or OOOy, IL noses NcTVOue
Cordial so cents bottle.
TO CURE KIDNEY AND BLADD,ER COM.
PLANTS.
Use DR.. Roses Buchu Compound. 1t also cures
Dropsy. SO cents bottle. -. . e.. &C..
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
DR.. Roses Golden Pills the only remedy for fall
ing of ths Womb Weakness and General Debility so
cents box.
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS,
Are the great regulating Female Pills. % cents
box. ''-
DR.. ROSES SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Should be used by all females as it Strengthens I'D
invigorstes the constitution, purifes the blood and
removes all eruptions from the skin. Quart bottles ST.
small bottles so cents.
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA,
Use Or. Roses Dyspeptic and Liver Compound. 80
cents q bottle.
TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
Tage Dr. Roses Ambitious or Railroad Pills. They
carry of all bile. 12i and Is cents box
These Pills arc called Railroad Pills beceuss they
go ahead of all other Pills in removing bile bad colds
and all foul secretions from the system.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd & Co.; Grubbs & Apperson,
o. A. Strecker; Paterson Jackson; Bennett &
Beers; Alex. Duvsl Duval L Norton; j. Blair; S. NJ.
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker VIM P. Ladd; Laidley & Ro-
binson, Richmond and all the Druggists in Norfolk
Portsmouth, Petersburg Lynchburs, and all other
towns in Virginia. oeSo-2awd
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoE.-The Boston At.
las gives returns of the State election In New
hampshire from 1876 cities and towns, In which
Metcah, the anti Nebraska candidate for Cover
nor, has q $50 votes, and Wells, the Democratic
candidate, 2s,l6o-Metcalfs plurality 370 II Ia
not probable that . choice has been made bv the
people. The indications are that the Democrats
WIN share the Senate about equally with their op
ponents. but in the House the opposition viii have
clear majority. s~'" " r""'e
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: 17'IE7El " A ttss'-.t ? THU 7 StcHI3 - -
JOHN FULLER, II. u,

Halifax Street, Petersburg, Va.
Tho following gehterneu have given certificates a.
TO thu sTicnny Of Dr. Puilers Compound Tolr copies
Of which win be found wrapped around each bottle
Joe. Nollner nj. D., of Petersburg b. Y. Gates, j.
n. Morris, Wesley Griss, John w. Lesth, Samuel
Crawford, and f. G. Murphy, of Petersburg.
Fer sails in this city By D9vi ! Norton, Dove
B. Thomas and White Harris Broad Street
Ia lg-Sma
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I sEAN HORSES now made fat, sic ek and
IL glossy by the use of our "Eorse Tonic" Tor fst'
tening and expellins worms and reinyigorstins the
animal in every respect. This Tonic be left on
after the animal 10 improved without his fains back
in flesh or spirits. For sale only and made by
DUVAL 4 NORTON, Druggists
nah Is 10th and Main streets.
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WH0LEs0NE ADVICE FOR GRIP

WHOLESOME ADVICE FOR GRIP.
W PLES.-DOLLAR CORDIAL is the only GER
tain Medicine now used to certain disease with
safety and dispatch. One week produces q certain
cure and frequently in two or three days by using
this extraordinary dose. Enquire of the Druggists
where it can be obtained if yeu doubt it. and remsm-
Der the old adee: "A stich in time saves nine" No
hindrance from business
Price 81 per bottle
To DO had of Duvsl & Norton, o D. Hill, A. Bods
ter, j. b. Wood, @. Mllspeueh, P. Semple, ON
MAN street u. b. Thomas and Andrew LESLIE op-
posite the R. and F. r. r. on Broad street.
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OESTRAL AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES.
rhe governments of Guatemala and Costa ,Risa
nave lately had q correspondence with our gov.
from California to Nicaragua Mr.. Marcy, in his
reply, shows that our government has interposed
every legal measure in It's power
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MEDICINES.
WAR AND THE CONSTITUTION, OR
w COUGHS COLDS AND ASTHMA


w CoUGHs, COLDS AND ASTHMA
How great is the Boosting across Atlantcs blue wa
The Star spansed Banner sails proudly along,
She will show to all countries there is no fear about
her,
While she has for her Navy. true American sons.
She has for her Bulwarks the brave and true hearted,
With the Red, White and Blue, as 1t floats from her
peaks;
While they have for their sheet Anchor, LeonaTes
Instant Relief
To be had of Duyal & Norton, A, Bodeket, o. B.
Hill, L. B. Thomas, Ladley l. Robinson s. T. Sem,
pie, s. M. Zachrisson, Grubbs APperson, and all
Druggists in the State of Virginia.
Wholesale Agents Messrs. Purcell Ladd Co.
4 HOMIE MEDlClNE.--MRs. DAVIS
IA ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and WhooPine
Cough, and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and coughs
The following few extracts from certificates of
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely use of it. have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees l know of its good effects
with great many other than my own famiy."-Wm.
MeCyery.
found it the best family medicine have ever used"
N. Il. Stevenson.
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
al have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the most valuable preparation OF the kind
now in use."-Eli;ah Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers.
Alex. Duval, Paterson l. jackson, Chas Millspaugh,
E. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
MIR. JACksON---Sir: By the instru-
1Vl mentality of friend of mine induced to
try your Btters, likewise my wife. found they had
the desired effect on her rather more than myself for
she had lost her appetite and sicky but now
she is restored to her appetite, and finds great pleas
ure in recommending your Btters to those who wish
relief from such disagreesble and weakening evil.
Yours respectfully, ED. j. ATKINS,
Chesterfield.
They may be found at John T. Jackson's Laidlsy
Robinson's, E. J. Picots, A. Bodeker's 8. M Zach
rissons, Chas. Millspsugh's, Bennett Beers Alex.
DuvaPs, Druggists, and VIM. C. Bsttaille, Richmond,
Va
All orders promptly attended to. jas
DOLLAKD'S RHEU MATIC LINIRIENT.
l. Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under especial notice of late,
and among them will mention the of Mrs.
Johnston, Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
TIC LINIMENT. Prepared only by
JOHN w. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH
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WILLIAMS Il CARRiNtsTON Com
w MISSION MERcRAk rs. Shockoe shp. Richmond,
vs give particular attention 20 the sale q Tobacco
Flour, Wheat and every descripslon 81 Cernsry rre
with "A s sgS s MH y " o WatIsAMT5Ss
WILLIAM GREEN, lately Of CuIpcper,
w having removed to Richmond, ousrs Ms proiss-
cirsnt Courts o. the State and Of the United States
held in the city. He will also give opinions ana
in other respects act a. chamber counsel Vmce q
-. --.r NH Aim
NJ X UNNfEL s. ROfSTEkss Commissioa
ID MERCHANTs FoR THE SALE or MANUFACTURES
sD La, E.~ ss
the above address will receive the special attention Of
Mr.. A. L. ROYSTER, the resident partner in New
liberal terms by A. L. Royster, Brother Co. Rich
mond, or by us. Orders for purchases in New York
will also receive our .st ssM%Tr poverrpa
- New York, January, 1855.
A. L. RoYsTER,
J. B. RoYsTER. j. 1s---smd&v
w P1Nd AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRosr STREETS, SAN Francis.
CO. cAL-ofse No. 81, Wall Street Z s Nsw YSrk.
HENRY CARLTON,
]. II. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. COLEMAN Is in New York, and will give ship
psrs every information a. to markets. shipping, &s.
q EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale BY
VIM. T. COLEMAN,
IL 2-ts 81 Wall street.
CENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
VI The subscriber offers his services to his friends
and the public generally for the purpose of hiring out
negroes renting out houses, collecting accounts, NC
Any business entrusted to his will be promptly
and faithfully attended to.
Office on Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel;
Z. A. j. CLOPTON,
ia 22---dSmGv4t AGENT and Collector.
I EE 4, BAYLY Attorneys at Law, and
IL Commissioners tn take Dispositions, AfndaviS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Deeds Powers of Attorney &C.,
for the States and Territories Of
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Carolina
California MARYLAND Ohio
Connecticut Massachusetts, Pennsylvania
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
illinois Mississippi tennessee
Indiana Missouri Texas
| Iowa New Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky Now Jersey Wisconsin
e SAM'L 7. BAYLY, Commissoner OF the Unltea
| States Court of Claims and Notary Public.
Office on 18th st., between Main and Bank
| au l2-dl2m
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q SELLING OFF AT COST -
FOR CA H.
The subscriber, intending to close
~ his business in this city, offers for sale at cost
for cash, his stock of BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS
&c until the 18th day of April next at which time
the stock en- hand will be sold at public auction
To any person willing to purchase the whole stock
now on hand liberal discount will be made;
DAVID CURRY,
fa a2-1m No. rs Main street.