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MRS PARrINGroN, in reply to q letter en-

MRS PARrINGroN, in reply to letter en-
closing some of the beautifully prepared
" Fontaime's Cream of Wild Fo,csrs," (the
Balm of Thousand Flowers in a solid form, }
as present to her venerable ladyship, says
that 4" she was almost distorted with its ia
grant smell and meditional qualities, and
shall preserve it as pimeto of affectation
fer an antic friend" She says it is delicious
for purifying an efiuviant mouth, and
that it is real salubrious for the abolition of
babies" for when she washed Isaac it " m ad Q
a most significant soap suds, and he smelt as
radiant with infrmary as bucket of poesies A"
The old lady is oblivious in her expressions,
but she means well, and speaks truly of this
admirable improvement upon toilet soap.
For sale by Taylor & Maury, and druggists
everywhere.
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REVISION OF THE BIBLE.-The subject Of
the revision of the present English translation
Of the Bible continues to receive considerable
attention in England The London Times has
published two long letters by the Rev. DR..
Cummings, in the second of which he con-
trasts, by extracts, the authorized translation
with the Douay and Rheims versions, the
Unitarian Improved Testament, and some of
the recent issues of the American Bible Union,
ana concludes by saying that, besides display
, ing literary inferiority, the Douay or Rheims
n.m is inspired by Romish bias, the
nc, nc" version Of the American Union by Bar
Version" by a Unitarian bias. p''''-
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The BREAD MUsr BE Cur The Missouri
synod of the Lutheran church have had before
them the all-momentous inquiry whether the
bread ut the communion table must be cut or
broken ! After several days of prayerful con-
sideration and the most solemn debate, it was
decided that it was heterodox to break the
bread, and that it must hereafter be cut by
the minister into small pieces. Now that the
all important question is settled, we suppose
that there will be harmony in the Church-at
least in Missouri. Seriously: should not
church members reflect that hair.spltting (of
which the above is a fair example,) has the
tendency to keep many out Of the church,
who would otherwise become active members
of it?
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APERTUMED BREATH.-What lazy OF gen.
tleman would remain under the curse OF dds
oorasable breath when by using the /" Balm
a. Thousard Flowers" as dentri6ce would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster? Msny persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject is
so delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour a single drop of the "Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last year
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, aud all Druggists.
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&C 246 Ct

GRAND RALLY OF THE DEMO-
~ CRATIC PARTY ON SATURDAY
1st November, 1884 Mass Letting Of the
friends OF Buchanan and Breckinridge will take
place on Saturday, the LIST November, 1854, at II
o'clock a. m to which all our fellow citizens Of
Montgomery county and others, far and wide are
invited to assemble at the &c very door, Of F. p.
Blair, # Silver Spring, who, in his letter to the
Aoolitionists, dated the 18th instant, comp aimed
OF the former Democratic meeting In " not be ing
0ns Of the invited -
This meeting for the first Of November WI N Ia
held at the Hickory Pole, lat the 90 very door, Of
MIR. Blair, as he siys,) on the Plank Road seven
miles from Washington city. The Invitation, we
hope, Will be consider ed general, that the fas.
Edlous Mr. F.P Blair may not consider hinseIr
neglected at this meeting However much he
may whine and twist under the appearance Of the
forked antler that now overlooss his Silver Spring
farm. which pole was erected at former Den, O.
cratic meeting, and point to Mr. F. P Blair as
The apostate Democrat who now revels In wealth
bestowed upon him BY the favors Of the National
pemSc,atIe party under the broad banner end
dier and statesman. ~ANDREw JACKSON; but
whose memory he (Blair) destcrates, in turning
that country nationally sustained and united
put which Blair now seeks TO dis and scatter
into agments.
Being an humble and zaolous member OF the
Democratic party, and whether " satellite,i or
not leave for my fellow. citizens to determine
IL being a. traitor" to the National Democratic
party, such as Mr. + p. Blair has proven him
SsD TO be, constitutes me &C saiellite'' then am
that Il" satellite" and Mr. r. r Blair is not the
u" traitor" Put our conduct in the premises to-
gether and the public can decide that question
However, 1t is my province to invite the Demo-
cracy and the public generally to The great meet
Ing to be held on saturday, LIST November 1856
al the very door" Of the I" Silver pring'' farm
sign OF the 'Hickory Pole and AntIer Branches !,
Many prominent speakers will he on the round
and we promise that all Invited guests'' sbaIl
net 90 away disappointed.
Come one come all
&C 2i-td GEO W'SPENCER, Secretary
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Ey- That is beautiful figure of Wintbron,s

Gy That is a beautiful figure of Winthrop's
In reference to our constitution, where he says
" Like one of those wondrous rocking stones
raised by the Druids which the finger Of a
child might vibrate to the centre, yet the
might Of an army could net move from its
place, cur constitution is SO nicely poised that
it seems to sway with the very breath of pas
sion, yet so firmly based in the hearts and af-
fections of the people, that the widest storms
Of treason and fanaticism break over it In
vain ~
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THANKsGIvING.-The Governors of Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey have issued their proc.
lamation appointing Thursday, Nov. ooh, as
q day of public Thanksgiving. The same day
has been fixed upon by the Governors of Mis-
souri,, Maryland, Maine, Vermont, New Hsmp-
shire, New York and Connecticut. Where
are the Governors of the States south of Ma.
ryland
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AND SLAvERYIN CANADA.
The Presbyterian Church in Canada, in SYNOD
assembled, has enjoined its Presbyteries to be
careful, in admitting to fellowship Presbyte
rian ministers from the United States, to ex.
anime them on the subject Of Slavery, and to
be satisfied before receiving them that their
views accord with the resolution passed by the
Synod in 1851 and 1853, asserting non. fellow
ship with shareholders.
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"HIaH LIFE BELOW STAIRS A letter
writer from San Francisco California, saws
that $40 per month are common wages for fe-
male domestics there. He writes at would
astonish you to see some Of our servant girls in
full rig in Montgomery street. A SIS blue
velvet dress, $50 bonnet, gold chains and big
canoes to match, are not at all unfrequent 4"
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COFFEE AS DEoDoRIzER.-Fresh ground
coffee is strong y recommended as a deodorizer
and purifier in sick rooms, and is also an ex-
cellent preservative of game to be sent to a
distance. Clean the game, cover the wounded
parts with blotting paper, and sprinkle fresh
ground coffee over and among the feathers or
fur, as the case may be, and the gamo will
keep good in any weather.
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u The forgeries known as the "Hunting;
don documents" the Journal of Commerce
says, will amount to upwards Of S40O, 900
Messrs. Phelps, Dodge &Co., have already
traced over ST., 900, and FIVE or six other firms
have also detected counterfeits of their sigma.
lures. Some of the banks, it now appears,
have discounted portion of the forged paper.
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FIRST WARD REsTAURANT,
Pess areHUs, bstcess Isth asd I9th Strss,l
g. Z. DlvERNOIs, Proprietor.

8. Z. DIvERNOIs, Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS NEW AND
sTlendid establishment, well know n In -
Washington for q number OF years, and -
formerly proprietor Of the Napo con Rotel, -xA
or Hoboken, which was always the resort az the
fashionable society, and the connoisseurs Of good
living, has the honor TO ammo unce 10 the citizens
Of Washington and strangers, that his esfsb.
lishmsht will be opened on the nnt Of N ovembeT,
1856. The numerous efforts which be has made
to satisfy all demands which he may have, the
comforts OF his establishment assures Inn perfect
success In his enterprise. This establishment L.
divided Into three parts, each having private en-
Lance,-the part reserved for families being fur
nished with elegant Parlors and Bed Chamben.
The 8enuemens' apartment con lists Of Psrlor and
Bed Chambers, which can be rented with or with
out board. The Restaurant department has
splendid Saloons for dinner parties; Is newly
q. coraied, having all the modern Improvements
attached. The Bar 10 supplied with the best Of
w ines and Liquors, imported expressly from
rance Tor this establishment Hot and cold
Lunch a all hours, on the New Orleans plan. The
lsoie D'hote win be served every day al 3S
o'elocf, and on Sunday at 3, which VIII be unri-
vailed In WashinRton.
n. B-Ihere is also splendid stshing attached
to the estsblishmsnt
&c s-3m 6. Z. DIvkRNOIs.
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R@TEACAER'S ASSOCIATION THE
~ regular monthly meeting Of the Column
bian Association Of Teachers Will take place
TOMORROW MORNING, the 25th instant, at
ii clock, at the Smithsonian Institute. An ks-
say upon the study Il Constitutional Law in com
mon schools, will be read bv s. YoRkE Allie
Esq Teachers and others interested are earnestly
requested to attend A. c. RICHARDS,
ltH Secretary
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AUCTION DnH Suous

WE HAVE JUST Received FROM THE
w New York and Philadelphia auctions,
large and handsome assortment Of
Ribbons, Embroideries, Lin, n Cambria Hand
kerck efs
Black and Fancy Dress silks. Mouslia De'ains.
W0olsn Plaid.
Large lot Of WoOlen and Cotton Hosiery and
Gloves
Wooden and Cotton Undersbi.ts and Drawers
Noolen Comforts and Scarfs
Chiiorens' Hoods and Scarfs, which will be sod
at very low prices.
w. EGAN & SON,
No. Sss, south side Pa. ave, bet 9th and 7,h
oC <S-ot
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@NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
~A The annual course Of Lectures in the
above Institution will commence by al Introduc-
tory from Prof J. WARINe, on MONDAY,
October -, at ~ O'Clock p IN. The lecture will
be delivered In the Amphitheatre Of thu Wash
ington Inhrmary The public are invitJd to the
opening lecture. w. p. JOHNSTON. d.
2-3t Dea,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIhII OT NE IhOhNINO fhESkc.
The Intslligeneer publishes, with evident
qualification, tie SoUthsrde Democrats re-
pudiatiOn Of certain sentiments which, being
currently sscribed to it by the anti-slavery
press, were copied intoits the Intsffgencer' -
columns recently with the Same credit The
forged paragraph, it will be remembered, Is
as follows
owe have got to hating everything with
the prefix free, from free negroes down ana
up through the whole catslOgue-frse farms,
free labor, free society, free t0tH, tTss think
ing. fire., Children and free Sch0OiS-all be-
longing 20 the same brood of damnable fSDls.
But the worst of all these denominations is the
modern system Of free schools. We
abominate the system because the schools are
Free
OF it, the SOuthSids Democrat says:
"While this paper is not designated by
name, it is well known that the language
above has been attributed to us. We have
before stigmatized the charge as a base and
stupid SANDER, manufactured out Of whole
cloth by the New York Herald. Wenow have
10 ask the editors Of the National Intelligen-
Ger, who We cannot suppose intended to do u.
injustice, to make the proper correction
0hs Union publishes the following interest
ing and important letter from Gov. Geary CT
Kansas, proving that peace now reigns in Kan
sas:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Lecompton, X. T., Oct 10, 1856. (
SIR Your letter Of the 23d ultimo in reply
to mine of the 9Th, and your telegraphic des-
patch Of the 9th ultimc, in reply to my letter
of the 10th. were both received on the evening
Of the Sth instant.
Dispatches forwarded since the dates of
those acknowledged have informed you that
peace and quiet have been restored to the
Territory Not only have all large armed
bodies of men been dispersed but the smaller
bands of marauders been driven off The
roads are travelled with safety, and dwellings
are secure from intrusion. For upwards Of
two weeks no outrages have been authenti-
cally reported. Many notorious and trouble
some sgitators claiming to belong to all parties
have left the Territory, and the benefcent ia.
nuence OF their absence is being already very
ssnsibly felt.
The troops sent to the north have 10. yet
returned. 1t is my purpose to leave On the
northern frontier a considerable force for its
protection; and the remainder of the troop,
will be employed to guard such other points
as may seem to require it L shall shortly
proceed In person with a small body Of men
to the southern portion of the Territory, in
pursuit Of gang of thieves who are said TO be
Pillaging that region.
Very respectfully, your obedicnt serv mt,
JNo. W. GEARY,
Governor Of Kansas
To the Hen. WV L. MACY,
Secretary of State, Washington, D. C.
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/ v this day received, and are now opening our
second instalment Of French Hats OF toe latest
styles In Velvet, silk, Satin, Plush and Ribbon
We shall be pleased to have the ladies call and
inspect our stock Of r all and Winter Hats, we
feel assured that We are now er abled to satisfy
the most fas,idious either regards style, quail
~ or price
HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO,
oe 2i-3t Pa. av bet 9th and 10th streets.
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IA THE PRESIDENTS MOUNTED
&Sn Guard will give their Fourth Grand
fN Annual Military Ball, on TUESDAY
AEVENING, November 18th. Particu-
lars In future advertisement
LIEUT. FLINT,
Oc "a OF Chairman Of Committee.
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PILES -PfLES-PILES.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint 10
the following sworn certificate from one OF our
most res pee table citizens the father law OF tn
proprietor Of the "Courier des Etas Unisn and
formerly gunmaker In Phiiadelp hia:
NKw YORK, Aug 18th, 1856.
DR. DUPRIK-Dear Sir IL hereby certify that
have been afic ed with the Plies for nearly sixty
years, that have used eigh;een bottles Of Barnes
Pile Lotion, and everything else I could here OF.
but all to no effect, for they did me little or no
good About two months since, commenced
Happiness to say that they have had the desired
effect, having cured me I consider this almost
miracle, for am eighty years Of aye 1 sincere
ly recommend them 10 all afflicted with the above
complaint. rvALLEE, "a FranlIIn.t
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We challenge the Medical Faculty OF the Uni
ted states TO produce a certificate equal 20 the
above Or. Duprie's Remedies are tre Only ef
fectual cure for internal Piles Only So cents per
boz.
Ofhce-'6 Nassau street, New YORK. VIII be
sent ov mail 10 any part OF the United states
For sale by FORD BIO corner Of IlIh
street nd Pa. ave, W ashIngtou, ID & oc %
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State OF New York.

New York City and County {
Joseph e. Lawrence, do hereby certify tua.
on the day Of the date hereof, before me PERSONAL
ly came r. vallee, to me well known, who, be-
Ing by me duly sworn, did d pose and say that
the Contents of tile foregoing certificate signed by
him are true
In witness whereof { hava subscribed nv
name, as Commissioner OF Deeds and as Notary
Public Of the state Of New York. and have az
nhed my NotariaI 81 al at my once, In New York,
this 10th day Of August, lSs6
JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE
Commissioner Of Deeds AID Notary Public OF the
state OF New York, g. Wall street, New York
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SUPERIOR CLOAK VELVErS AND
GI,DTAS

SUPERIOR CLOAK VELvErS AND
CLOTHS
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE AFINE Az
w sortmsnt Of rich Black and coIored SILK
VELVETS, Of the proper width for Closks and
Talmas
JUS received, large lot Of nne Black, Brown,
Tan and Grey CLOTHS for Cloaks
We invite the attention Of those ladies who pre-
fer buying the materials and having the cloaks
made to order CO LEY d STARS,
&C 23-6t 523 9TH st three doors nor Pa av
SILvERWAKE WEDDING PRESENTS,
- Nj. w. GAIT & BRO have just finished
smother beautiful assortD ent Of solid silver Tea
Sets, Walters, Pitchers, 6oblets, Cups, spo, ms,
Forks, Ladies, Napkin Rings. &c.
Also, solid silver Butter Co 'lers
Pie, Cake, and Fish Knives, Sugar Sifters
Preserve, Sugar, Jelly, and Egg spoons
Ice Cream, Cake, and Dessert Knives
Olive Spoons, Pickle Knives Forks &c
Besides the above they offer large asasor,rn. M
Of Fancy Silver Ware suitable for wedding pres.
ents. Al w. GAIT BRO
&C - Ct 32l Pa. sv bet Oh and 10Th ste.
cox REWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM
%HO the subscriber, II dog near Bladens- .
D % q; on me isth Inst NEGRO MAN
Ben, ABOUT "a or % wears OF age, S feet . 10
or 10 inches high, pretty stout, and hass
deiect In his eyes which makes him appesS ne,
sighted Ben Is rather bright mulstto. Win =
v uy inli suit Of hair. He lived with Berry q
city, and has number Of relatives nov I;ving ~
washington will give the above reward no
mauer where taken, IL secured In jai, or broue ht
nome. wiz also give $40 for the apprehension
w sIN d zen OF NkGRO GIRL ELfzABETH,
VINO ran away some time In July last She r.
ABOUT 10 years Of age, OF dark copper color. and
well grown Der hands were burr when child.
! NE, nngeTs Of one badly scared She has been
have no doubt she is stiI there
A. b. BERRY,
60" Prince Georges county.
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Inc Current Operations OF the Treasury
experimentation yesterday, 23d of October,
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CSS0 MAGNOLIA HOUSE FOR SALE.
pCOO The Furniture, Fixtures and Good
VIII Of one OF the best located RESTAURANTS
In Washington will be sold for $3.50 Cash. The
House is situated on the business side Of Penn
sylvania avenue, between nth and l1th streets,
and contains six rooms besides Bar Room and
Cellar Apply at the Auction House Of C..
MCGUIRE &C 2i-3t
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Indiana The indianapolis Sentinel SAYS
sha. Willsrd's (Dsmocrat) majority for Gov.
ernor of Indiana is over seven thousand.
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~ Raising the Veil, or Scenes in the Courts; by
Ball Fenner Eulbellished with PORTALS Of Po-
lice Court Ofdcers 81
Carrie Emerson. or Life In Cliftonvi!le by Mrs
A. HAYDEN. 81
Walter March, shoep-e RecolIections; by Ma
jor March. 81
30 ton Common Ta:e Of our Own Times by
Lady. Sl25
Althe, or Spells from the Strand by Mrs Ata
Field. 81
Kate stanton, Page from teal Life 81
Dora Grafton, or every cloud,has a silver lining.
Ambition Kate Willie 81
Rambles in Eastern Asia, including China and
Manila, during several yeari' residence with
notes OF the voyage to China, excursions In Man.
edition. 81 ,25.
Just published. ard for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore
&C "a Penn ave-. near 9th street
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLoAKs.
"E.OPEN TO-DAY ANOTHER INVOICE
w Of beautiful Velvet and CloIh Cloaks and
Talmas, all the latest styles, and which will be
sold at the lowest sc tie Of prices
III We invite the special attention Of the Ia
dies before making their selections Of Cloaks
COLLEY 4 SEARS,
&C 23-6t 523 9TH St, 3 doors above Pa ave-
WAT ES WE OPEN To-Day A
w case Of very superior Gold Watches, for
both ladies and gentlemen, which, added 10 our
former stock, makes II more complete than ever
We offer at unusually low rates Watches by
every maker Of celebrity In the world, which ar.
warranted accurate performers
M. w. CALF & BRO
ocx3 32i Penn avenue
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Appointed Thomas KiIby Smith Of Ohio
has been appointed by the Presid.n, II q
Marshal for the Southern District of Ohio -, ;.
Hiram II. Robinson, resigned.
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NsW YORK LEDGER fer NOVEMBER
~ |, just received In advance Orion the Go
Beater continued, and q new story common ed bv
the author Of the w atchman. The right place 10
get the Ledger Is at FERGUSON
% Next to Lamm ond o, 4S6 7th street
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G10 II Z WAR DIOR TWO COWS,
" ~ which strayed from the NavyC5&S
Yard on the 2lst In { One Is a RedEESS
n,ttled Cow with a very long tail, and YX~N
large bag The other Cow Is RED with white
legs and belly, and a large heart shaped blszsin
the forehead, short tail, half whi'e and half red
reward Of IS each will be paid On their delivery
at the Navy Yard Gate. &C "a 81
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INFORMATION Is WANTED OF BRIDG-
Il EFT DANAHER, who LEFT Philadelphia about ,
years and 6 months ago. ANY information Il her
Whereabouts will be thankfully received by her
corner of Exeter ard Lowe ftreets, Baltimore, Nd.
&C "a -3t&
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STRAYED-ON WEDNESDAY MIGHT,
~ o tober 22d, q large We low DOG
Whoever delivers said dog to JAMES MI
HUMPHREY. at the livery Stable cor- TN
ner Of and6th streets, will be suitably $500
rewarded. oc 2i-2ts
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Wants.

SITUATION wANTEB-By A MIDDLE
~ aged white Woman, In a small family. Re-
erenees given. lIquiIe AZ No 2t2 suett, bet
18th ard IL, stress tie
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MILES RFGiSTER-A CO NJ l. X r 4
sett, rs volumes will be sold at q bargain.
Also, Dunglison's Medical Dictit nary
Dunglison's Therapeutics and Materia Medica
United States Dispensatory
Devices Midwifery
Apply 10 +. X. LUNDY,
oc2& No. 12e Bridge street, Georgetown.
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HOUSE WANTED INMEDIATELY.-Rent
i from $50 TO $3.50, between 9th and lith sis
and New York and Penn. avenues. Address by
letter J v, care CT Taylor & MsuIy, Be olstcre,
near 9th street &C y 3ts