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PERRY DAvIS,S
? A | N XII I r. r

TESHIS unparalleled preparation is re.
- ceiying more testimonials Of its wonderful ee
icacy in removing pains, than any other medicine
ever offered to the public.
And these testimonials can't from persons of every
degree of intelligence and every rank of life Ply
cians of the first responsibility, and perfectly con-
versant with the nature of diseases and remedies
have recommended this one of the most efcctuai
In their line of preparations for the extinction Of
',an. 4,. - 4i0
This ceriiies, that have for several wears used
Mr.. Daviss Vegetable Pain Killer in my family in
several of those cases for which it is recommended
and find it a very useful family medicine
Pastor of the Second Baptist Church IN Fail river
This may certify that have used Perry Davis's
Vegetable Pain Killer with great success in cases of
Cholera lnfantnm, Common Bowel Complaint, Bror-
chitis Coughs Colds DC, and would cheerfully re-
JAMES G. BOOMER
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
This may certify that have used Perry Daviss
it to be very valuable medicine have prescribed
it extensively in Bowel Complaint particularly for
chdren,) and 1t is, in my opinion, superior to any
preparation have ever used for the relief of those
diseases. When given to children, have always
combined II with the syr,p of gum arabic say ten
| drops 10 tea-spoonful the syrup, well mixed.
Others have mixed il with milk and molasses, equal
parts A. HUNTING, n %.
| SrR: deem IL duty owe to society, especially
TO the afflicted IN offer this testimonial in favor OF
that eshnabe medicine Perry Daviss Pain
Killer" aa @.... SOIL #Et Ngtse ~
When passing through Galena, some two weeks
ago. purchased at your agency, rs cent bottle. I
was then suffering from severely bruised hand I
applied it in the store, and was astounded at the az
most instantaneous relief Before left the store ire
inflammation was removed, and in less than an hour
the pain ceased. In two days my hand was well 80
ever. Finding il TO be really remedy, determined
TO try its effects curative for the Piles to which
had been martyr for years After five dressings,
my piles were amongst the things that had been I
| am now entirely free from them, and in good
| health ever was in my life.
have recommended the Pain Killer to others simi-
| larry afflicted and always with good effect. .,'i
| Several of the captains Of the upper river boata
carry with them a constant supply, and consider II
one Of the most valuable medicines ever discovered
| am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
| - - JOSEPH o. MARTIN
For SALE wholesale by druggists in all the priuc-
pal cities and at retail by apothecares and storekcep-
ers in every town in the United States and Cansds
and by GRAY a BALLANTYNE and JOHN II.
| MORTIMER, Washington. ID. G. feb I5-smd
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Office Corner of Main and Sireh Streets,
EDWIN @. CLARKE nuauoup row.
EDOUARD p CAR0N. Donoooh, io"A,
TWILL attend TO the purchase and sale OF
w city lots, and outside lands-collections made
and taxes paid throughout the State Of Iowa and the
Northwest Conveyancing and investigating titles.
Money invested with the greatest care. Land War
rants for sale.
REFERENCES: eee
Messrs. Heron Brothers, Bankers, Dubuque Iowa.
es" H. 3. Jesup & Co Bankers, 'srs "a
q Easton, Cooley a Co., Bankers, DEBORAH,
Iowa.
Messrs. Suffer- Lee 4 Co., Bankers, Washington,
DC elE Ci EfraQlN-
Messrs J. NJ. Clarke 4 Co, Bankers, Washington,
ID. @. W sa t Rc
Messrs. Green a Sewell, Bankers, New York
:" Johnston, Bros 4 Co., Bankers Balti-
more, Md. -e. 'U
Messrs. R. Il. hlaury a Co, Bankers. Richmond,
Virginia.
Messrs. Burt 4 Barker Attorneys at Law, Du-
buque E8.a a &H
Msssrs. Jadson 4 Powell, Attorneys at Law, og-
Messrs. p. II. Conger Brothers, Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. John ID. Russell, Canton, N. Y.
" James Thorrngton, Davenport Iowa.
Jackson Morton, ex-senator United States
from Florida.
Messrs. Henrys, Smith 4 Townsend New York.
Robertson, Hudson 4 Pulliam,
lu
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By c. w. BOTELER,
AuctiOncers
D T. IL K EPTOR Y SALE OF "

HD ER Z EPTORY SALE OF vALU-
IL able Lot in The First ward .--On Fri.
day afternoon, June goth, at 616 o'clock, shall sell
the premises, the whole of Lot No. Is, in square
No 70, front SO feet n inches on north street.
depth $50 feet containing 9.ls9h square feet
This properly is most beautifully located in tho
most desirable part of the First Ward
Terms: One-fourth cash balance on credit of
six, twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing
interest," secured by deed in trust on the premises
O. w. B0TELER,
june 14-d&ds Auctionoer
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One grand prize Of Sc, 900 dollars

82.sse Prizes amounting TO 100000 Dollars.
Tickets $40. Halves sl0 Quarters Is, Eighths s2.50.
Certificates of packages, 20 wholes, $2s0--shares
In proportion.
tTA All orders addressed TO Hubbard A Co, Bal
more, will meet with prompt attention, and drawing
forwarded to all who order may 80-d&w
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a BARGAIN.

LyOR SALE, 10000 feet of Ground, I'm
II twelve lots, of 25 feet by 100 feet each situa-
ted on the Island near Four-and a-half street, and
fronting upon Van street, between NJ and N streets
south. A good frame house, nearly new, is on one
of the lots. The twelve lots fronting Van street
have alleys three sides being thus surrounded by
street and alleys. The whole will be sold together
or in lots to suit purchasers, at bargain and time
given on the larger portion Of the purchase-money.
Inquire IL this Office. may 7--dtf if
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
NOR Spring and Summer, my stock OF
~ the above is now full and complete in every
department My-facilities for doing business are Of
the best character The public are invited 10 cal
and examine my stock, as am determined 10 sell
cheap for cash or to my punctual customers.
UU tElB 1a LANES toU
Gents Furnishing Store,
Penn. avenue, near Four-and-a-half street
on /.
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TUyHE ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR,

IL the first ever introduced INFO this market, is
for sale the House Furnishing Ware Rooms Of the
subscriber. This machless article needs but 70 be
seen t, be admired and approved, and the public are
invited TO call at the store where model with glass
DOORS Is kept in constant operation showing the cir
culaton Of air in the Refrigerator. which continues
az long there is ice in IT, No ventilation from the
external air is permitted needed on Of the
constant publication of the air its passage through
the ica The mir leaves the ice at temperature OF
80 degrees in dense and dry state and tails directly
npon articles below the ce-box. thus producing the
results of refrigeration never obtained before by any
other refrigerator.
For sale by the subscriber, agent Of the manufac-
turer. N. M. McGREd0R,
may l7-eo4w $50, Seventh street
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MRS. M. e. HARVEY.
Successor to james F. Harvey, deceased J
nderfaker bI

NJ. 40, Serenth street, betDeen q ant n
EpEGS leave to inform the public that she has ia
MP her employ the same persons that were f,i /.
meily in the establishment, who fully competent
70 conduct the Undertaking Business and that ever
attention will be given to calls day or night as here
toto c. NAV l9--d3m
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
HNHE original, surpassed, and Justly.

ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
HNHE original, unsurpassed, and justly
u celebrated Madame Adolphe the universally
acknowledged greatest sympathist in the world, and
the same distinguished lady who created, through
her marvellous revelations Of the past the present
well the correct predictions Of the future such
intense excitement in England, France and the prn-
cpal cities in the United States that Queen Victoria
presented her with costly diamond and breach, and
Daniel Webster with jewelled ring, is now ready
to receive visitors at the private boarding house of
will inform all about the cast present. and future If
they are married or not; and when or what lady or
husband they will get or business Of every descrp
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible as her pro-
fession appears she comes recommended by highly
respectable and nnumerable certificates Of acknowL
edged power and skill that it precludes all SUPPOSE
ton ofprobabiity Of deception imposing, many
others now practice.
sy- Consultation fee from 80 cents TO 81, accord
ing to how far they wish to 60 or what time they
occupy. may 6-3m
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE q co., Managers.
RICH SCHEMES FOR JUNE.

RICH SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1885,
T. H. HUBBARD 4 Co. are authorized to fill all or
ders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries Address
T. H. HUBBARD & CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
fY-In the last Havana Plan Lottery they sold the
second Capital Prize, No. 1899, (Sl2l2o) whole
ticket EH8 ~ ts#
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On Saturday, June 81, 1886,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass q

The Great Scheme of the Month.
To be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday June %, SO,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class X.
rs numbers-lS drawn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, uctioneer.
FHNRUsTEE,s SALE OFvALUBLE I'M.


Ia proved Propeuy.--By virtue Of deed Of
unst duly executed and recorded, bearing date the
IN day OF june 1855, and the request OF the party
entitled 10 the debt thereby secured the subscrbsr
will sell AZ public auction in front Of the premises
on Wednesday, the I'd day July, 1885, at az O'Clock
Il. NJ, the whole Of Lot numbered eight IA m
square numbered nine hundred and fftyeone. 1851 i
situated in the city of Washington. The innnroys
men upon this lot consist OF three substantial and
well-built two-story Frame Dwelling Houses
Terms of sile One half cash, and the balance in
six and twelve months. The purchaser TO give hls
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
from the day Of sale. a deed given and a deed Of
trust taken TO secure the payment OF the notes All
conveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser II
the terms Of sale be not complied with within five
days from the day of SALE the trustee reserves the
right to resell said premises at the risk and cost Of
the deiaultng purchaser, by giving six days notice
city Of Washington. 7"--l
NniRoD GARRETTsoN,
Trustee
A. GREEN,
june 16--3taw&ds Auciioneer
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FOR LEASE.

kzk The unexpired term about sixteen
E:H and half months) Of Lease, with privilege
OF renewal for four years, on house. No. 4ss,
Twelfth street north, is for sale. The house has light
rooms including basement and attic.
Inquire from 10 NJ to p NJ, at this office.
Z
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--latest from Kansas, dc.

CHICAGO, June ls.--Sevcnty.f five men, the first
company from the Chicago Emigrant Aid Society,
left here yesterday for Kansas.
Mrs. Brown, wife Of the editor of the Herald Of
Freedom has just arrived, having left Lawrence on
the 18th, on which day band of $50 Missourians
encamped three miles from Lawrence. She met
Col. Summer, route for Lawrence, with strong
body of troops, including company Of artillery.
The proslavery Vigilance Committee at Leaven-
worth had renewed the notice to the Free-State
men to quit the Territory. Colonel Sumner had
warned the Missourians to desist.
Gen. Whitfield arrived at St. Louis on Monday,
en- route for Washington.
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POTOMAC PAVILION.
Pmey Point, June I'd, 1856.
MNIE AROYE desirable place for hea

hlE AbovE QcSlfdDsc pincc boI nCoith
IL and Sea Bathing will be opened for the recep-
ton of visiters the 18th June, enlarged and inn
proved The Pavilion is 500 feet long, and has capa
city for three hundred visiters.
A number of dressing-rooms have been built on
the beach for the accommodation of Ladies and Gem
temen prcferring the surf bath.
/ shall hope for continuance of the public favor
so kindly bestowed on me for three seasons
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day. observation-disclosures. 80 90
For three days, or less than a week 81 so per
day.
Per week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Per month, 81 25 per day. ~.
w. w. DIX,
june dim Proprietor.
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Later from Hayana.

New York, June l9.-The steamship Cahawba
has arrived from Havana, 14th instant The re-
pairs to the machinery of the Merrimac had been
completed, and it would be sent to Key West in a
day or two.
Sugars were firm at a slight advance
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UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot.

THtHE Subscriber. HAVING leased the hotel
a kaown "a Foy's Hotel, and formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, IL prepared 70 sccommo-
date the travelling public The table viii always be
supplied with all the deicaoies Of the season. pre-
par a in the most superior style.
The Dir attached to the house Is furnished with
the fnest Liquor and Cigars that can be obtained
JAMES T. LLOYD,
June 2-eoSm Proprietor,
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
May or's Office,
Washington, June I6. 1856.

May Or's Office,
Washington, June 16, 1856.
A REWARD of FIVE hundred dollars, in addition
"A to one of an equal amount offered by the Mar
shall Of the United States will tie paid by the Corpo-
ration Of washington to the person or persons who
Peace in and for the county Of Washington, JOHN
ESSEX, who, while in custody, charged with the
murder of Owen Qugey, in this city, on the Sd i'm
stan escaped from the office of the magistrate during
the preliminary examination.
DESCRIPTION.
The abovenamed John Essex is about 20 years old
about six feet high light hair smooth face, soft voice.
fine looking, n fresh the left hand had on
when he left lghtcolored clothes and light.
coored SLOUGH cap, and is a stonecutter by trade
June IT, w. B. MAGRUDER, Mayor. q
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TO CAPITALISTS.

"A GENTLEMAN who has several debit !,
n well secured by deeds in trust in this city
wishes 10 raise few thousand dollars for sixty or
ninety days and will make such discount as will
give \ liberal interest for the amount required. Ia
the purchaser desires ii, the debts can remain OF
they will be liquidated in July or August
Address l.. s. D., at this Office care of the editor
Of the Organ. NAV S--dtff
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Office Of the Commissioner Of Lotteries,
BALTIMORE, APRIL l8, 1855.

OmCc Oh the COMMISSIONER Oh LOttericS,
BALTIMORE, APRIL Is, 1855.
TUyHE undersigned, Commissioner Of Lotteries OF
j the State Of Maryland, being in receipt daily
OF letters from various portions Of the country
king inquiry an to Lottery Schemes with which The
country is flooded and which purport to be decided
by the drawings of the Maryland Consolidated Lot
teries" takes this method to answer all such letters
of inquiry, and inform the public that all Lotteries
purporting 10 be decided by the Maryland Drawings
are gross frauds that certain parties who style them
selves Morris Co., and pretend to be Managers or
Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotteries of Cleve
land, Ohio, impostors, and said Lottery fraud
having neither legal nor presumptive existence; and
that another fictitious firm, styled hurry q Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio, also impostors, and all Lotte-
res which they profess to be managers agents for
are also frauds. E khVss
RICHARD FRANCE, of this city is the contrac-
tor for Drawing the Maryland Lotteries the business
conducted under the firm of r. FRANCE 4 CO., as
Managers, and they have sole agents in the city
OF Baltimore There are however forty licensed
vendors for the State of Maryland who derive license
under him. through this Office to sell tickets in the
Maryland Lotteries.
ID. FL. McPHAIL,
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State of Nd.
an 2l--2md&cp &t
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
(7his SEASON.
or rHE
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN
TO PINEY POINT.

AIR. THE AMERICAN RIFLE
MEN having completed their arrange
ments now take pleasure in announcing To their
friends and the public generally that they have char
{ red the swift and splendid
STEAMER POwHATAN,
for the purpose Of giving of their Excursions to
that favorite waterng-pace,
PINEY POINT,
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SEND IN YOUR ORDERs.l
"E have now ON hand at orr yard,
w corner of G and Twenty second streets, First
Ward, a good stock of Wood, which we will sell for
the prices named for cash:
Oak So per cord.
Pine IS per cord.
Hickory. 81 per cord.
Also, Cumberland Lump Coal, with superior ar
tcle Of White and Red Ash Anthracite; all of which
we will sell at the lowest market prices
All orders left at Office or at p J. Steers store
No. 48S Seventh street, between and f. will be
promptly filed
june l3--1m JOHN w. MYERS Il co.
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A RARE CHANCE.
TIME Stock and Fixtures Of good FAM
- cy Store for sale, ON moderate terms The To-
cation is excellent being situated Seventh street.
between and Fl streets. For particulars inquire at
this Office.
N. b. If not disposed of by the goth instant timely
notice will be given of its being offered at auction
june 13--t
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On Tuesday, June 24th, 1856.
This will afford strangers as well as citizens who
have never been upon our majestic river and BAY an
opportunity of viewing the beautiful scenery, Fort
washington, and in the distance the hallowed spot
where rests the remains of that great man who was
first in war; first in peace and first in the hearts OF
his countrymen."
Arrangements have been made with the Captain
OF the boat to be at Piney Point at o'clock when
any one wishing TO partake of the Inequalities of the
mansion, the invigorating BATH or the decacies Of
the season, fine opportunity will be afforded
the ball room will be brilliantly lighted and thrown
open, when the admirers of Terpschore can amuse
themselves till early the next morning after resting
several hours, will take the boat for Washington
which will arrive early in the afternoon
The boat will leave the wharf at the foot of Eley-
enth street at o'clock; viii stop at Alexandria at
SO o'clock
Being DESTROYS of giving satisfaction to our patrons
we have positively limited the number of our tick.
cts to be sold, and the Committee have determined
on no account to permit any improper persons on
board of the steamer.
Arrangements have been made to have Omnibuses
IN waiting 10 convey persons from the Navy Yard and
Georgetown to the boat also, for their conveyance
to their hemes on the return of the Excursion
The Rifemen have fixed the price Of tickets for the
round trip at the low rate of Two Dollars, admitting
gentleman and two ladies'; to be had Of the Com
mittee, or at the boat on the morning Of the Excur-
sion. 'fHE
fine Band is engaged for the Excursion
Refreshments, including dinner and supper, will
be provided by experienced caterer at city prices
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE MENTS.
Lieut. Robt. I. knight Corp. Jno. Y Dom
Sergt. VIM. Gibson Priv III. Kidwell
A. J. Williams /" Geo. IcKean
VIM ii. Fuss
june I6--MWF&M TStarTuTbSl
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

Thankful for the many favors conferred on him for
the last three years, he begs TO remind all indebted
to HIM 10 make immediate payment, as all accounts
must be closed by the LIST of August.
iupe 16---Ht #Na tFlaH.s U# i IT,. w a
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Mr.. B4chanan's acceptance. :

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.--Mr. Buchanans letter
OF response to the nomination of the Democratic
Convention is published this morning The follow.
ing is an abstract oft:
After expressing the qualification entertained by
him at the highest political honor which could be
conferred upon him, he Gays he is deeply sensible
of the vast and varied responsibilities especially
at the present crisis He has carefully RETAINED
from seeking the nomination, either by word or
deed, and accepts it with dffidence, trusting, il
elected to be able to alay domestic Strife to pre-
serve peace and friendship with foreign nations,
and promote the best interests of the Republic
In accepting the nomination, he accepts in the
same spirit the platform, and will confne himself
to it throughout the canvass, believing he has no
right, by answering nterrogatories, to present new
and different issues before the people.
He cordially concurs in the sentiments of the
platform relative to civil and religious liberty and
regarding slavery. He thinks the latter question
is rapidly approaching fnality. The Kansas Ne
braska act does more than give the force of law
to the elementary principle of selfgovernment, and
says:
!" May we not hope that 1t is the mission Of the
Democratic party, now the only surviving consery-
alive party Of the country, TO overthrow all sec
tonsl parties to restore peace, friendship, and nu
tual confidence among all the members Of the Con-
federacy. The foe of all geographical parties 1t
must continue to exist M long as there is Consti-
tuition or Union to preserve. This conviction. has
induced many formerly differing from the Democ.
racy to devote themselves to the Constitution and
the Union.
"Under these circumstances, / most cheerfuliy
pledge myself, should the nomination Of the Con
venton be ratified by the people, that all the
power and influence, constitutionaly possessed by
the executive, shall be exerted in firm, and con,
ciliatory spirit during the single term, which
shall remain in Office, to restore the same harmony
among the sister States which prevailed before the
apple of discord, in the form Of slavery agitation,
had been cast into their midst"
Regarding foreign policy, he concurs with the
committee, that it should be conducted with wis
dom and firmness to assure the prosperity of the
people at home while the interests and honor Of
the country are widely and infexibly maintained
abroad. Foreign policy ought ever to be based
upon the principle Of doing justice to all nations,
requiring justice in return.
II elected he will use his best exertons to cult
vate peace and friendship with all nations, believ
ing that his highest policy and most imperative
duty, but shall forget should necessity arise
that our national honor must be preserved at al
hazards and at any sacrifice.
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THIRD WARD COUNCIL.

The members Of this
- saA Council are notified to attend
>sR,&SNG the regular meeting of the Conn
Gil, on Thursday evening, the
10th instant at o'clock as the election of FIVE Dele.
gates to the District Council, with other important
business, will come up for consideration.
BY order of the Council. june l7--8t
DONNETS, RIBANDS, Embr0ideries,
- and Trimmings -Prices now reduced to dimin-
ish stock.
Ladies' blond, fancy lace, and English straw Bon
nets.
Plain Neapolitan and braid Bonnets
Rich lace and gimp Bonnets
Also, case misses Bonnets and Flats
A large assortment of Ribands from ~ to rs
Embroideries and lace Goods Of every description
Mourning Collars, Sleeves and Sets in white and
black
Moss, MORE antique, gauze and fringe Trimmings
A great variety of Fans, in black and white
Ladies' and misses black silk Mits very cheap
The near approach of July makes us DESTROYS of
reducing our present very large stock and offer TO
all purchasers great advantages in variety and price.
Come one, come all to
Mrs. r. q. ETCHISONS,
No. IL, between 9Th and 9th Streets
ju 1S--dlw Market Space.