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TO THE LADIE,.-MADaME DUBOIS, PhrenolO

To THE LADIEs.-MADAME DUBOIS, PhTenoIo-
giSt PhysiOlOgiSt, &c, has taken rooms for short
time, az No. ~ Pa. avenue, CsOuth sIIe, opposite
WIllirds hotel, and is prepared to give TO Ladies'
both married and SINGLE information lnds pensab !,
to their welfare and happiness.
Hours OF consultation. from 10 a. IN. to D. m.
antied. D.
No Lady should fail TO call on Madame d. as for
atrlninB sum, they Will obtain informal that they
would not part with for any consideration ocS
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water RETURNs.-Gerard Eggerton, Ireland
vagrant, workhouse 90 days; Henry Austin, Eng
land, do do; Cornelius Keller, Ireland do do .
VIM Mccormick, Md, do. do; Charles Davis
ID. G, do. do; George Berg, Pa, do. do; Chas
Collins, Mass, do. do; Wesley Hyer, Md, dis
orderly, fine and costs, SO a.
Five dodgers were accommodated, all Of them
strangers in Washington.
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New York Nlarkets

NEw YORK, October Colour has advanced:
sales Of Is, 900 bbls; State S475al 50; Ohio IS 25s
IS 60; Southern IS .i0aS5 60.
Wheat isquiet; sales are unimportant; Milwau
kie Club locales; Chicago Spring 81
Corn is firm; sales unmportant; mixed 12a-3
Pork has declined; mess SO 75aS2O. Lard has
declined 1c; sales at sal2c.
Whisky closed firm at 2lXc.
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Murder Of a Family of -Four Persons.

BosToS, Oct. 2s.-Mr. Gunnison, express mes
sthser Tor steamer Admiral, reports the murder
OF family, consisting of four persons-a man.
his wife and two children-on Monday night
near st John, y. ID. The murderer's purpose
was robbery. Pursuit was being made for three
crime. No names are given
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The Cotton Trade.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 29.-Four hundred bales Of
cotton were sold here to-day at 12c for middIiug
The demand has improved since yesterday
CHARLESTON, Oct. % Sales Of cotton TODAY
3OJ bales; sales for the week 2,4OO. The market
closed firm at unchanged prices
AUGCsTA, Oct. 29.-Sales to-day Of 300 bales at
yesterdays quotations
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Excitement in BaItimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. % The Governors procIa-
nation and the correspondence between him ar d
the Mayor still excite the public attention
Iinemllitary Officers are enrolling men for the
various companies, but the work progress, 3
slowly.
The Governor Is still in the CITY.
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Steam Boiler Explosion.

Providence. Oct. % 1.-The steam boiler I'm
Hayward's works exploded this morning, de.
stroying the establishment. Two hundred hand.
were at work. Many of the girls jumped out OF
the Windows and some were injured but none
seriously. Two Of the workmen were severely
is insured in New York
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osed firm at 2lKc.
EInnnefnI

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Stocks are frmer. Chi.
cago and Rock Island co. Cumberland Coal
Co. ~; Illinois Central railroad So do bonds II:
Michigan Southern -; New York Central s.
Penn. Coal Co. 62i Reading 80; Virginia 6's -;
Missouri 6's G6k.
Sterling exchange dull at g.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30 Flour is firm; Howard
street and Ohio s. .25 on time, and IS I2x for
cash City Mills 80 80 on time
Wheat is steady: red 81 2OsSl .25; white 81 Qua
II 40. Corn is generally higher; sales of white
at 70a75, and yellow at 7Ja7lc.
Whisky is unchanged City 2la2IH X; Ohio pa
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Circulating Spurious Notes.

BOSTON, October p .-Three men have been ar
rested here, in connection with forgeries en-
Otaclng tue circulation of some unsigned bank
notes, stolen few months since from the New
England Bank Note Company. The amount
thus spuriouslv circulated does not probably eY-
coed $1,000. The parties were held to bail for
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Additional by the Steamer Persia.

NEW YORK, October 30.-The Herald of tbis
morning states that the Persia brought over 81.
VOO,uOo In certificates of deposit in the Bank OF
England, the Liverpool Bank and other institu-
lions, payable at sight, for the purpose Of buying
cotton and breadstuffS 'e
The Daily Times was wrong. YESTERDAY. in
stating that Sir George Ouseley had been sent on
special mission to the United States he zoe.
as minister TO Central America
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Fire in NorfaIk.

NORFOLK, Oct. 30.-Tbe main building of tn.
Norfolk ROSin Oil Mandatory was DESTROYED
10y fire last night. The machinery was mnc b
damaged. The probable loss is about 81, 100.
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AUCTION SALES
TO-DAY q TO-MORRoW NORM,

By JAMES C. MEG UIRE, Auctionee-
SUPERIOR MATCHED GREY cARRIAcp
- HORSES, PHAEToN.AND BUGGY, HARNEss'Sc
On SATURDAY MORNING., October sIst NJ n
O'Clock, In front of the auction rooms shall sell tba
following valuable personal property belonging to
me estate OF the late Major co. F. Lindsay, United
P Palr Of superior Matened Grey Carriage Horses
One handsome open Phaeton
One very superior shl Ring ton double- seated Rns
gy. built to order In New York, and entirely
One French Coupee .-.-- p .....--..
Two sets Double Harness
One Military Saddle
Two elegant Carriage Robes ...
T SoTers, Carriage Jack, Buckets &c&c
srm + NY dollars and under, cash over that
ti crealt Of SIXTY and ninety days for satIsfac-
torliy endorsed notes, bearing interest "
JAS. Z. MEG UIRE, A uctiopeer
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w a. ZEN, Anctloneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Il EETY.-By virtue of a deed of trust from lex
amber Tonnet and wife, dated the 27th DAY of August
Iooo and duly recorded in I.iber J. A. g. No Id To-
los S, &c, one of the land records for Washington
county In the District Of Columbia, the subscriber
Will sell. on MONDAY, November 10, at O'Clock
Ground situated i'm the City of WASHINGTON. and
known and described as part of Lot numbered two
~ IN subdivision oil Square numbered two hundred
ara twenty eight t2l8) fronting TWENTY-FIVE C25,
f5et on street running lack sixty-ve 1851 fec to-
setheG WIN the appuTtenances, right. privileges.
ana other heredltamentS theTeuntO belonging.
erms; One third cash; tof which $50 must lie
pad on The sPot,l balance IN and IL months.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
COnveyancIng at purchasers expense.
ALFRED sSCAAHGCKING Trustees.
Oc ln-1awts A. GREEN Auctionao,
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FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SC.
oclS cog

A H.MARLOW'S
IA. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
No. 436 Pennsylvania dreHHe.
take this opportunity of informing my customers
and the public I'M eneral that have sale -Rsp
lot of first rate Calf skin CATERS at $3.50,
and French Calf-skin Patent Leather1 Wy
Cater at $3.50, as good are usually solds -.
at S., and good Caf-skn Boot at $3.50 Ladies
Caters at s -25, fine Morocco Busklns atsI, and
drens cheap in proportion. Call and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, No. 1876 Pennsylva-
MA avenue, between Sd and ~ streets.
quv rQrn
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1 UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.

The subscriber has just received per brig Maria,
from Wilmington. N. c., q lot OF CIR DER, of the
following sizes:
r. 10 by 2. by -, by r. and 10 by TO- from 20
to 50 feet lengths.
Has also on hand WALNUT PLANK. from to 9
inches thick.
Also, seasoned PANNEL WHITE PINE
PLANK, from "a to inches thick.
, The attention OF carveTs IL especially invited to
the above.
Also. large and well-selectad rs sortment of
BUILDING LUMBER, which | will sell low for
ca.h, or on accommodating terms to punctual GUS
Yard No. 81 Water street, G georgetown.
Oc l2-eoSw +. wHEATLY.
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NEWS
The Great Flood.


atsANr, Oct. &.-The freshef Is still upon IA.
49, ociock last nigh, the water rose 70 lis
Eis uei "thln Two and half feet of the gre,t
aoIuaIy i'eshet. The water remained station
d,y, sone SIX hours, when Il began 10 recede = ma
Shs the last twelve hours Ia, fallen ei.h,s
snk Inc business portion Of the cit. 4. -,
I.,, * Cd some two or three feet y - -
,aa"si nee received here from the w., o,,..
~ uolngs Of the storm ON ~. 49,
,,s,o - Ss have been foundered Prom O..
esH V farn that several vessels b,ys -.
49,, seaI .neir approach 20 the harboT No.
Cou'It TOM those outside but earfpI .nnr.S-
sions are entertained " Aeo'loi ePPrehen-
Al syracuse the freshet was u,n-oo.s.-..
ne southern portions Of the CITY W. -, -
and families had 10 escape from thei, S,,.s,S
in the bast manner they conld 800
through the water three feet deem Eo, n.Ins
thirty years such terrible freshet has NO, 80.
witnessed in the Onondaga creek
AT Utica the Mohawk overlooked its hant, nS
covered the whole country for many mile. .nd
indeed, all along the Mohawk flats down 10 ~.
junction Of the Hudson, the whole valley nr..
sents Held Of water scarcely ever seen before
The standing crops Of corn, potatoes, buc kwbest
ana hundreds OF tons Of hay in the stack have
oeen swept away with the tremendous current
Rousks PoINT, N. v Oct. 29-There n a
great ireshet in northern New York The 0e.
uthsourg railroad track was swept away Ia seve-
raj places and no trains have passed since Mon.
gay, Numerous dams, mills, dwellings and
oHdges have also been DESTROYED The damage
In Chamberlain village is about $50 600.
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k'On LE-Handsome residence on the Heights
= OF Georgetown. The subscriber, as Trustee, Of
ierS lot sale that spacious and handsome residence
10 ueorgetown, at present occupied by Charles w
istro, Esq The property comprises an entire square
o. st9und, beautifully improved with walks, trees,
shruo0ery, howers &C.; large and well built green
mousse with plants in great variety. There are also
on the premises Stables, Carriage house, and other
convenient out houses. The Dwelling House is
large and roomy, having with the wings, front of
ninety -hve 1853 feet and commands of the finest
views oil the Potomac river and country around. Ii
Is heated by furnace, ghtes with gas and contains
6sth hxtures for hot and cold water large cistern,
Kitchen range; and almost every convenience for n
hrst class residence. IL desired the Furniture will
be sold with the house. Possession can be given
immediately. For further particulars terms of SALE
&C., apply to SAM. c. EDES, Trustee
At Pairo Il Nourse's Banking House,
Sc 2-dSw2aw4w opposite the Treasury.
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FINES FOR PROFAN. LANGUAGE.-The old law
Of Maryland requires all magistrates to impose a
fine on any person giving utteTance to profane
language in their presence; the fines thus i'm
posed to he collected, and paid over to the Levy
Court. 1t would seem that the provision Of the
law has been very Much neglected heretofore,
but the treasurer of the Levy Court IN Callan,
Esq } received yesterday from Justice John fl
Clark, the sum of six dollars Thus collected
which that gentleman has very promptly paid
over to the proper depository.
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NEW ORLKhNs, Oct. 2s.-The money market
mere continues without any relief and the crisis
IS worse than at any former period OF the cityis
history: The banks are all urged to suspend AZ
IL Is believed the effect would Be Salutary Thsv
Will probably be compelled to do so ere long, IN
The propositions brought forward on Mondav
Tor combination Of the factors not 10 sell cotio1
under fifteen cents, were Indignantly rejected hy
a portion OF the trade, but il is nevertheless he
lieved that another effort will be made To mass
them. -"
The exports Of cotton 10 Great Britain durin,
the past week reached - 900 bales an increase Of
5.WO bales as compared with the same week in
AT Mobile there were no exports to any foreign
Inc mississippi is now 10 feet inches below
hlgh water mark. At the same time last wear n
stood at ~ feet. The weather is quite stormy,
Last mig nj gang of masked men attacked the
inhabitants Of 81. Thomas street 1.-THE most OF
whom are lriSh,) indissriminately killing one
person and badly wounding dozen Others No
clue has vet been had 10 the assassins or their OBJ
icct - -
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OS MONDAY EVENING, NOvember2, the United
Club, composed Of a fine, gentlemanly set OF
young fellows gives its FIRST annual bali at Island
Hall. Schad does the catering Look out for
the hall OF the United Club.
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Oc9-3t

rARD.-Those of our customers who are ind ebt-
~ cd TO for accounts rendered LIST. July and
since, and for notes past due, will greatly obgc US
lfthsy Wi II call at once and pay.
IL is we'll known to every one IN the community
that these are " trying times" with the me rchants
and Is u not the duty of every during financial
CRISIS like the present TO pay promptly their Just
debts and perhaps save the credit of the merchants
who have always heretofore shown q Willingness to
wait the convenience of their customers.
We confident hope that they will not put us to
further Inconv but will, without delay, pay
what is due.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & CO.
90 % lot corner of Penn. ave. and 9th street.
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NJ Thomas Ehler, a notorious desperate,
was stabbed to the heart on the I'D, in a fracas
with negro IN Louisville, KY.
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STREET INrROvEMEsr.-A fve-foot sewer is
being constructed in Thirteenth street, from G
to the main sewer in f, under the direction of the
Street Commissioner. The ground was opened
on last Tuesday, aud considerable progress has
been made already with the excavation, The
sum OF 30 600 we believe, was apprO priated for
this work, and it will require similar appro-
priation to complete il.
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Millinery, &C.

MRS. HELLER,
w No. 81 Penn. AVENUE, Cur sTAIRs)
Informs her friends and customers general, that
she will have the first opening of Fall and %
Winter BONNETS on Thursday, Friday and az
s and offers the latest and best selec~
ted.stock in the city, at moderate prices.
81 NJ INK L I'm
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HoUSEKEEPERs ATTENTION!

/ have this day received another supply of the
COAL GAS BURNERS. This Stove burns the
gas and smoke from the GOAL, thereby making
ing ot one the fuel from the common coal stove
suitable to all apartments, &c.
For sale oRly at e. Woodward's Stove, Crate
Furnace, and Cooking Range Factory, Nos. 5l8 and
streets.
oc 2 cow C.. WOODWARD
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The PLEASING JUVENILE COMEDIAN. perform
at Odd Fellows Hall tonight, and to-morro,
afternoon and night.
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A TTENTIoN, HoUSEKEEPERs.

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CIRCUIT COURT.-The case Of Jones VS. Der
mott is still under consideration. The examina-
ton Of the witnesses for the defence is being
still continued to-day.
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esterday, Matilda Smith, col
ored, who some days ago was arrested by Officer
Suit as fugitive slave, and committed to Jail g,
was discharged by Justice Smith, she having
given bond for her appearance ut the Circuit
Court on her petition for freedom. She is the
same who was at the North for about FIVE years,
and was arrested by the officer on her return.
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"A NUMBER Of vagabond pedlars are hawking
their trash about town, and the unwary need a
reminder lest they get victimized in purchasing
sat Il bargain - One Of these fellows called al
the house Of Mr.. T. J. Forrest, day or two since
stating that he had been sent there by neighbor
to sell some of his stove vdrnish. Ms. Forrest
then sent to enquire of the neighbor if she would
recommend the varnish, and the reply was that
the man was an impostor, as he had not been
seen there. The scamp vented his rage at being
detected, in a TRADE of abuse, and left to seek
other fields of operation.
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TO FAMILIES

Il TO FAMILIES
L WOULD most respectfully call the attentior ~
FAMILIES that wish tn keep themselves com Vi
portable tins winter with very little fuel To -,
Neen Patent Paror Crate or PARLOR -
FUR MACE, as he wishes 1t called. II is ser IN
IN parlors rs any other paror crate; set hoI- ~
low behind, and the cold brought IN from without
ana heated and thrown into the parlors. IL can be
set 10 neat above, as to. PaTlor COMPANION or nat
III Is ali made oil cast iron, and will not burn ont or
need repairing for many years. Ii is an omen crate
very hand some, and will not burn more than ba Tho
coal that a common parlnr crate will burn II is
manufactured In very cold climate i'm the state nf
Massachusetts, and for sale on v at C. WoodwarfI,s
oc a OF & WOODWARD
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n r E S KING.
MISS NJ. E. WILSON still continues the DRESS
MAKING In all its branches, ut her old stand 295
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS oc slim
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ACCIDENT TO WAsHINGTOyIAN.-The Port
Tobacco Times states that at the races near Gen.
treville, Md, on Friday last, one Of the riders-a
youth named Clark, about 10 years Of sge-was
thrown violently against the Judges stand and
killed almost Instantly. The horse he was rid
ing bottled, which movement caused the ACCT
dent. The mother Of Clark, who Is a widow
resides in Was hingtOn city.
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81 STILL LIVE"
AND will not be outlone by any in the Painting
Line. Having secured the services of an expe-
TO do SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPARENT
CIES, 4 c., In the latest sty les.
Also, continue to do HOUSE PAINTING,
GLAZING, and GRANTING in superior manner
At No. s. LOUISIANA avenue, between 9th and 18th
streets.
se4-eOtf M. T, PARKER.
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EOLEY'S GOI.DPENS-Bank Pen. Enerossins
L Pen, Medium Pen, and others, are Just rcceIyed
IN variety from the maker of unusual work nanshlp
and finish, and to be sold at extreme low prices.
oc2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DUMPS-PUMPS-PUMPS.

IL
The subscriber gives notice that he continues to
manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
and substantial, and will raise water one hundred
feet perpendicular. For information refer YOU to
the inhabitants who have used them. and two ofthem
may he seen on street, between l2th and 18th, one
at the corner OF II and 18th, the old Capitol
IN deep well, two on Virg ina avenue between I'd
and 4h streets, all put In operation by order of the
Mayor of Washington. He will dig and deepen
wells, build cIsterns for aiu water put in operation
Hydraullan Rams, and repair old pumps of every
description Those desiring his services will be ac-
colnmodated az the shortest notice by calling on the
subscriber In Washington. ID. c., No. 46S Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place.
sc 2-eo2m FOSTER HENSHAW.
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By THE FIRE, yesterday, at C. w Mitchsll's
Coal Office, the books of Mr.. W. Stone were con-
sumed, which Were deposited there while Mr.
;. was settling his late business. Mr.. Mitchell
loses his coal scale and office by the fire
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tDUBLiC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
- IN ORANGE COUNTY. VA.-Having more land
man can cnItIyats, will offer for sale at public
1851. BIrchlanG." lying in the County of Orsnge
on Mo9ntaln Run, adjoining the lands OF Hon. JeTe-
nIal morton and others, and containing three hum
dred and seventy eight acres, about two bnndrSd
acre$ cleared and now IN Clover and the nder
quality of Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year, and suitable for farming
selves. Having determined TO sell am disnossd
to sell great bargain, ~ r
Mrehe's Station, Cupeper County or The nndey'
signed at OIange Court House
&C 23-ts GEORGE A. SIEET
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NEW GALLERY OF ART.

NEW GALLEKY OF ART
~ No. SB Pennsylvania Avenue,
,(orsr Darts's Piano StOrs.)
the SUBSCRIBER, induced by his success i'm Pbila-
this section OF the country, has opened firstcIass
gallery In this city for the production of AMBRO-
GRAPHS, afordIng the citizens OF Wasbnston
and the public an opportunity of procuring as 6ne =
work as is made in y ew York or Pans ~ "
Portraits in Oil, from Life or Daguerreoty mes
snd Photographs finished in India Ink Crayon. and
Natural Colors, by distinguished Partisan artist.
engaged expressly for thus establishment
Persons residing at distance wishing TO have
Dasuerreotypes enlarged and painted can send them
Cwlth description OF person. and have them accu-
rately copied, and returned by express.
ton OF specimens is solicited
J.E. McCLEES. Photographer,
SB Pennsylvania avenue,
Oc z3-lw &c Chestnut street. PbIlsdelDbia
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EIN CHAM Der CRNITURE
Solid Oak and Walnut CHAMBER SETS. "A
Painted CHAMBER SETS. all Of superiorN
st, e and finish,
Fine Mahogany and Walnut BUREAUS, M
MARDR0BES, and B T. ID 5 T. EADS, and
SPRING MATTRES SES, HAIR MAT
TRESSES, hest quality.
large assortment of the same articles at lower
prices.
Our stock of HOUSE GOODS.
Is very large. and as TO variety, quality and prices
Will compare with any other in the city.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. McGREGOR 4 co.
&c % eo3w No. $50 It'll street.