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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16
FIRE IN RIvISGros STREET.
CITY ITEMS.

Sam. Sloan President of the Hudson River Railroad,
presents 500 to the Albany Fire Department as do
nation from the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

KINGS CouSTY HosPTAL.-Number Of patients re-
tbs Aims House s. discharged 80 died Tot. rsmAaiA<
So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

CBup AsAsposxIsr.-Coroper Gamble hetd an
;,on,., ,,s.rdsy Of Oh. srh Ware PsLee sstss spoa ne
sssy of mai, Abs. day o. too cd sess bss sssa 'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

Miss Polly Marshall is lying dangerously i'll at her
residence, No 10 Broadway, Of internal inflammation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

SUICIDE John Renott residing In Jamaica, l.. l..
b. was ~ yss Of sse and ~sve. family Of three asushts~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

ALLEGED DISHONESTY OF A CLERK.-DOugia's V.
Donney young the employ d Mr. Freeman ferna
Al No ia Pe ednesdsy arrested eharked
with hAyiDz feouiou,y appropriated 70 bis o~n use ~
which had collected for hi, employer nom Mason Jss-oa
Of Brootyp alleged that be has Al various times
collected for his pOyer other Doey' which De mas sPpo
priafed to bis Justice Connolly conlmN'sd n~ 7"
wait examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

CAPTURE OF BURGLARs.-JOhn Haley and joseph
L.sg were .nesed O'Clock yesterday norninE Shared
With breaking the grocery ofJoan Rade No lvOt :" AZ
rem street and stealing herfrOm % 10 caznIe aud some o,eef
articles Most of the stolen property Sas oqnd ~ He
Of the accused ard they committed oy Justice "eL
4 trial
Two burglar, detected At oe. yesterday morning
In the act II breaking the grocery OF W BANCROFT cor
ne Of ousa and KIM On the approach o. po
csusn The rascal, fed pursued and one OF them
ps4S Iobp Culas vas arrested He taken before jus
49, Davidson and eomLnted Tor tIisl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

FoUsD Drowned An inquest WA held yesterday
iron s BODY Of male nf.at shou, years Old which wa
found doek foot Of Banmersly street Inc neao o.
child bad been Of apparently BY the re- no cue %
u..uaxe Of the child could be obtained In what snaet
cam IN the The Jury rendered verdict Of DEAN
from causes unknown 20 them"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

AccrpENr.-A man named Charles Murphy had
fractured yes.srdsy by the Gazing " embsL kment upo
him al toe corner fhrsth and secoud avenue "her
be was a. work. he taken % the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

NEw-YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL USION.-The Board
of Managers held their regular monthly meeting their
rooms No. SO Chambers street on Wednesday p. m ;,
the nth January instant, at o'clock. Chancellor
Feris the President Of the Society in the chair with
Vice Presidents Vim Forrest NJ. c. Morgan and Geo ;.
Couover. Reports OF great interest and encourage
mept of the Sunday School Missionary work IN this
city were made by the Chairman Of the Committee and
Others in view Of the generous response on the part OF
D. churches of all denominations in the city IN the
work Of thorough canvass and visitation A day oil
Thanksgiving and prayer WAS ordered by the Board 10
connection with the New-YOrk Teachers Association,
aid Messrs Conover, Constant and hapesden were
appointed a committee to designate the day and con
clude the arrangements. The President, the Rev. Dr.
Ferris and Mr. r. c. Pardee the agent OF the Society,
were appointed special delegates to represent the
Union in the Sabbath School Teachers State COnyen-
ton to be held in Albany on Tuesday and wednesday
next the Goth and 2lst instant.
or THE TRAcK-DErEsTIos OF TRAIss.-The
locomotive Of the evening express train hence Tor Al
bany on the Harlem Railroad. which left this city al
o'clock on Wednesday, ran of the track Just below
the iron bridge a mile north of Wlllamsbrdge, and
was not brought TO stand until it had veered round
in such poson az to obstruct the passage OF other
trains The fact being telegrsphed to MIR. CampoeI,
the Superintendent that gentleman instantly repaired
TO the scene of trouble with large force OF men, aud
at about midnight succeeded in setting al things to
rights.
The outward bound trains, consisting OF the Albany
4 D. IN. express CrotOn Falls tain at i:JO, the o:U
ard 6:l5 D, M trains for White Plains, were thus
thrown eight hours behind time; while the express
tain from Albany due here at II 10 P m, on account
of being compelled to run cautiously in order TO avoid
possible collision with the up-traIns three OF which
were met and backed to Scsrsdse, did not reach the
downtown depot until about o'clock Thursday morn
ing but as good fires were kept up in all the cars,
most of the passengers INDUCED In comfortable
suOoze while the rest perhaps conscled with the ldei
Of evadn cold room and hotel expenses, appeared
10 bear the Detection with comme1dabe patience
CorvrIRFEIrIsG TRADI.MARKs-ARREsr OF Al
LEGED LABEL-FoKGLRs.-0ficers Egsn aud Felie-
man Of the Lower Police Court, took into custody, on
a warrant issued By Justice Connolly man named
Reuben May, who keeps beer-bottlrg shop a. NO.
log Canal street he having been charged By Mr. WIN.
Younger, Of No. "a Beaver street with forgery.
In his affidavit the complainant charges that May
sold to Mr.. TDmss Egan four dozen bottles oil "nA'
purpored to behe genuine pale ale Manufactured al
the Abbey Brewery in Edinburgh, Scotland, oy Messrs.
William Younger 4 Co., sole importers for the Uaned
States that each Of said bottles contained forged aad
AID ooUn.efsy. lsbsi, initiating and PurpoHos 70 e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

BURGLARS AT Work N THE CorSrRr.-The up.
per part of westcheser County appears to be infested
with gang of thieves and burglars. Recently the
ticket.office Of the Harlem Railroad Company at Gro
ton Falls was broken open and robbed of about sl5
in change which had been left in the desk. The boot
and shoe store of Mr.. Barker, in Croton Falls, has
also been broken open and all the available conents
carried off; and on Tuesday night night last the
premises occupied by Mr.. Joel b. Ferguson, boot and
shoe maker in the village Of Somers, was burgsriousy
entered and robbed of about so worth OF stock IN
trade Other depredatons of like character have been
committed in various sections of the country within
few weeks psst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16


The Netc- Brunsaccker of Jan. u:
The De. Component or Eopement, of certain gro
Ger our city continues to be the talk in every little
gathering of our citizens. 1t proves TO be much worse
in its details than we had anticipated feared 1t
must have been matter under consideration for long
time and all the plans must have been ide to this end
In s sad results il will nearly ruin most worthy mau
who was his partner in business and place him in most
trying circumstances for some time TO come. IL will
have a tendency iniure the credit of our business
en- with certain houses in New York and cause kind
of stigma to rest on the fair fame Of our goody city,
But its most cruel and tOrturing effects will fall on the
poor woman who Is forsaken-leh without cent, and
almost without friends and also upon very respec'a-
bic family in high standing in NewYork, from whom
the villain has taken beloved daughter and sister.
c. II. Camp Of the firm of Camp & Broksw, is the
name Of the scamp alluded to above, and Miss En-
ms Martin of New York is the name of the female he
took with him.
T. S-There is q report in circulation this morning
that c. III. Camp, the gay young grocer who LETT our
city last week in company with Miss Martin for parts
unknown, recognized by an officer in hotel in
the City of Baltimore Sunday, route for Europe
he having boOke himself as Charles Henry. Prop
persons have gone to give evidence in the case,
and it lie confidently expected he will be brought back
with honorable escort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

REAL EsTArE.-Ssles of real estate at auction by
Adrian II. Muller, JAN Is 1857:
Lot and Store No lCs Pc al street, 1915 1000
Lot and Store No II WSter street l9xSi........, lIo
and Store No lO7 Water street 219j......... lS $40
Lot and Siole No e4 Pearl street and No 10 Odsup 9VO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

KANSAS ELEcrIoN.-The Geary City Era,
published in Doniphan county, gives the fol-
lowing statement of the manner in which the
election was conducted at Marysville and
kickapoo;
An outrage was committed on the polls at
Marysvile, in Marshall county, which de-
serves attention. Judge Turner, from Grown
Point, Indiana, with friend, were making
tour in the northwestern part OF the ter
ritorv, and met two companies OF U. ).
troops on the kickapoo reserve, part OF
Summers command, who had been on the
plains four months. They were ordered to
halt at Marysrille on return, till after the
election. Lieut.. Moore stated that some OF
the troops voted two or three times apiece,
and many of the citizens did the same. The
election was held in the loft OF shanty
where liquor was sold. The illegal votes
were handed up with fictitious names
There was l62 votes roliel, only one OF
which was free state, il being the first vote
cast. Drunkenness and riotiug we're preva-
lent all day Lieut.. Moore has evidence to
prove these s.a.cments and is ready TO do
it, He considers the whole matter the
greatest outrage upon the polls he ever Wit
messed.
In Kickapo6, also, Illegal voting was per-
mtted by the border rufhan judges, and they
succeeded in polling a very respectable ma
iority. The town contains, probably, about
200 inhabitants, men, women, children,
horses, cats, dogs, and niggers, and with
this population, they polled fire haadred
pro.siarcry majority! BY this means Leay-
enworth county was carried by the pro-
slaveryites, by small majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

NEW CASH DRY GOODS
STORE.
Main ST., between 6th and 7th Sss.,
Next to Fosters Crockery Store,
OKUK,...................
TIyHE subariher bsgs leave to inform the citizens
j Of keokuk, and particularly the ladies, that be
has established himself At the above location isthe
RETAIL DIZZY G0ODs BUSINESS,
And ~ now opening
A Full and fAshionahic stock ct
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Lately selected by him in the city Of New York.
II will be his dcsre to embrace within his stock
AMY AND kvghY Anri.LK required Ter family ass
under the head
M..,er,, nsa
His stock il all entirely ltesh aud purchased 81 the
Lo,cest Market Rates, For Cdsh
At the East, and he Aatters himself that the
LADIES or KEokuK
WILL sspA BEAUTIFUL sroLE AND sEAurivuL
Assoarnxss Goces,
AT PRICES
Equal - new lerk,
EQUAL TO THE TINES,
And Equal to the desires Of the shopping oommu-
nifty Of Keokuk
II nnneessary 10 easms,ss al the Articles to "
found land not to b found) ina
Fashionable Retail Dry Goods Store.
ONE VISIT TO THE STORE,
AND
ONE Lo0KAT THE GOoDs,
WILL GIVE FAR MORE SATISFACTION
Than half dosen c lumns in . Newspaper, and
TO that Vssf and Inspection the Ladies' Of
Ksokuk are respectfully invited.
WIN. b. GERRIN0.
B.-Mr.E II. Pierce, late With Is. Billing,
will be found ut the above establishment, whore be
will be happy to see bis lady ftiends
octl3d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02
AGrncrat Devange mcnt.

The general arrangement in business and
financial affairs would seem to be sufficient
affiction for any community, but We, OF Ne
okuk, have in addition to all Of that very
severe attack of chronic arrangement OF
the mails. By present arrangements We I'M
derstand there is no time for delivery Of mails
stipulated in the contract and it seems that
the contractors are going upon the presump-
ton that any time in the course of the sea
son will answer the purpose.
Our Eastern and Southern mails arrive
irregularly, and in the dead hears OF night
usually, under present arrangements. We
have the promise and the prospect of aspeedy
remedy. and so, without further ado, we go
to press without any news except what may
be gathered from the Chicago Commercial
Letter, for which we are indebted to our
friend Tewksbury, who received it by way of
Plymouth.
p. s. The Eastern mail arrived after the
above was in type, but brought no news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

X g okuk, Mt. Pleasant x NJ Ia SC alin G
Railroad.


FALL ARRANGEMENT.
~ and after Thursday, October 90, 1857, Pas
~ scnger trains will run daily, as follow:
first Train leaves keokuk Packet Depot at 10
o'cl,ck a. m, arrive in Montrose 10.s5. Return
ing. leave Mon,rose 1880 u. Il. and arrive in
keokuk At 1915.
Second Packet Train leaves keokuk Packet Depot
ut $50 o clock p. IN. precisely, arrives IN Mon
troso at 1915; leaves Montrose ut IL p. m. and
arrives in Keokuk At il:t2p. m. There will be q
Packet daily, without exception, making close
con ections with this train at keokuk and Mon
tfose. JNO- ADAiR MCDONNELL
sepa9d Enginecrand Superintendent.
j. Il. TkwksnuRr, Ticket Agent, Keokuk.
LAYING sold out my stock Of Boots and Shoes
i i TO Mr.. Thos. Forsey, I most respectfully 30
ict from ny former friends and patrons
tinuaace Of their trade. WI. THOMPSON.
October ~, 1857. lwd
HAVING purchased the stock Of Boots and
L j Saoes Of w. X. Thompson ! will continue The
busiaVss Al his old stand, No. 90 Main street. wherc
via ofer great inducements to purchasers.
N. b. Twill continue TO keep . retail stock Of
Boots and Shoes ~ the corner Of Eighth and Main.
THOMAS FOKSEY.
October p, 1857. lwd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

CT he publication OF the Western Iad,-
dependent, Of II. Madison, has been sus-
pended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02
Money, Money.

Nr. Wa rks' second lecture.
AIR. MARKS will deliver his scconi lecture on
vi Monday evening, NV. I'd, In the Hall Of the
new Medical College.
SrlIgcr.-The way To Rome from Naples--Thc
Condition of the People-ltuiAs ofSold Italian
Cttps--rhe Pontine Marshes-The campana, and
the Ruins OF Ancient Rome.
Theirs will bc seven lectures in this course.
The price Of ticket for gentleman and lady,
s 80, Single ticket, 81 90. Pupils VI Schools,
50 css. For single nigh. !, at door, rs cts.
llckets can be obtained at the bookstores and
from the member Of the Young Mems Associa-
tiou.
those who have subscribed for tickets will please
10 eall for them at tae bookstore.
oet3id
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02
III ow the Thing Is Donc In Mlnncso-

The election in Minnesota is still uncer-
tain. Democracy is playing with most won
derful energy all its black arts to conquer a
victory. They ars piling up the frauds in
as huge masses as they did in Kansas, and
We hope with equal success.
Back, in the extreme western regions, the
Democracy have Mt last got hold of the true
native Americans, in the shape of wild In
dams and are gathering in their votes by the
hundreds. There is some prospect that the
"Ameriaansn and Democracy may carry the
day in Minnesota. The St. Anthony News
speaks as follows
Returns have just been received from Penn
bina hy the St. Anthony agent Of the Chip
pewa voters, which indicates majority Of
C60 for Mr.. Sibley in Pembina When it is
understood that these were polled by about
thirty Eve men with the assistance of four or
five hundred Indians who ''rushed naked to
the fight the brilliant triumph of the
Bfeech. ciout Democracy, will stand forth in
all lis gorgeous and magnificent subiinity.
Pie up heyotes - e9lonised wheel barrows
and bogus railroads, Fort Smelling. Mauom.
in, Drosns,ille, Bue Earth, 81. Paul ana
Pembiaa The climax is perfect--glory
enough Tor one day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02
Wholesale Paper Warehouse.
EATON X CLAELIN.


Wholesale Paper Warehouse.
EATON 4 CHAPLIN.
Fifth ST., bet. Main And johnson .keokuk, lows.
TNEALERs in Printing, Wrapping, Letter and
II Writing Paper; Manila, Hardware, Roof
opes, and Envelope Paper; Bill, Legal and Flat
Cap; Folio Post Bonnet Boards, 40, &c-
We invite the attention of the City trade to our
stock, as our papers are good. And prices low.
Orders from Country Dealers, Printers, and
others, will receive prompt attention. oct2,-dw
j. 4. Parr 4 Co.,s Preaiua WrAsiHg
and Copying EiuSAs.
rTNHEsE Fluids have received two Silver and
i one Bronze Medals, besides sftecn Diplomas
at Ohio, Pennsy lvania and other State and coanty
Fairs. II 10 used in the different Mercantile Col
leges Oces, Banks and n Ali the District Schools
aud by Merchants, Bookkeepe,s and Acco untants
genera lily in Cincinnati y. 1t gives entire sats-
faction, being unsurpassed in beauty, Auidity and
durability of colori il cannot be erased BY the
usual acid tests. and never turns brown on paper.
Ii has bee analysed by eminent French chem
ist and pronounced superior article, containing
less free acid than any writing auid In use, Ar
nold's Chemical Fluid not excepted
EATON J. CLAFLIN, Agents,
Fifth st., bet Main 7 JOHNSON,
oc,27isw Keokuk, lows.
GMOCERs, ATTENTION.!
II AkRIs0N EATON 4 Co. "Cincinnsti Nus
Ii tard, +" pure article, expressly for table
HARRISON, EATON Co e oeisbrateds.Ligh,-
ming Yeast, or Bakiag Powder, unrivalled.
HARRISON, EATON i Co.'s improved Ground
Coffee, for sale by EATON 4 CHAPLIN,
oct3Adaw Fifth, bet. Main and johnson.
narisw's Ceicbrssea IndIgo hiue
L'oR blusing clothes. Warranted the genuine
L article. dives uniscrsal satisfaction. Gro
GERS supplied by the dozen or gross.
EATON 4 CLAfLfN, Sole Agents,
oct24tw Fifth, bet Main and johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

A CeNcREss OF MERCHANTS AS u meas.
IRE II relief 10 the peeuniary embarrass-
meyts of the country. the Philadelphia
Aprsh Americau suggests Congress of
Merchants from Boston, New Orleans, New
York, Philadelphia, 81. Louis, Baltimore,
Chicago, Charleston, Cincinnati, Mobile,
Louisville, mud every other important mart
in the country, and adds
4 congress 81 such merchants authorized
to represent business and opinions from all
sections and capable Of nppreciating the
varied interests NJ stake, would be more apt
~ d,usotel :. le.aels ..ai ~ pso,ids a .aoue
for giving il direct efficiency, ,han any mere
convention Of bank presidents or directors,
with only special or limited views 10 pro-
mote. AIRY recommendation from such u
source would 80 out with q vast moral pow
er, and t,y It's influence oaunteraet whatever
selfish o. contracted opposition corporations
migh. be Inclined TO raise for their own ad-
vantage. We have thrown ont this sugges !.
ton as q reasonable experiment, for the pur-
pose q inviting the rejection of those who
have devoted thought and anxiety to the cri-
sis, and 10 the hope that some good may
grow out CT its adoption, or modification in
any more acceptable form.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02
Martins Gommercini Letter.
CHICAGO, Friday, Oct. 80, 81. I


O'Clock, IN
The Wheat markc. continues animated and
prices have improved about &c. since yester-
day, closing firm under en- active demand for
verything deliverable this week. Flour de-
cidedly frmer, but sales are vet limited to
ing 1000 bbls. in the aggregate. Sales Of
Spring Wheat were made last evening at
advancing prices, and the market opened to-
day at 6Ic. in store for parcels, az which
small sales We're numerous, Ga aud Csc be-
ing paid towards the close for round lots, to
complete cargoes. Sales include two vessel
eargocs at Zoe. on board. Extra Spring
Wheat in moderate demand. Winter Whea.
frmer, but quiet.
The small amount Of Corn offering renders
the market inactive. A few small sales have
transpirca at quotations. Oats in better de-
mand at the warehouses in bulk, and brisk at
the depots in bags at &c. Barley very duh
common selling al 80 to 35c., and much in
market tina, viii not bring that, Rye in 1ess
demand.
fhecattle market i not aetite, and with
ont qootabe change. Hogs offering freely,
1000 arriving in two days, and prices have
fallen of largely Packers buying only for
immediate wants Heavy dressed hogs 81, p.
/. 40.
Dswsco, oct. Laat scarce and Ia
good demand. Chicago spring 90e. Sale
5000 bn. Coru at 59c.
NEW YoRk, Oct. 3d. !our Large de.
maud for shipping, market 6sln, upward
tendency advanced l0t i5e Wheat Low
grades scarce and wanted, prices tend up.
ward market bare Of prime. which is much
wanted, and quotations would be nominal. -
Chicago Spring y ,o2 to los; He'd Western
Sl,l4to LIS. Corn Receipts very smal
ani market buoyant At Ti.0ai4c
ETThe Democratic Convention Of New
buryport, Macs, nominated Caleb Gushing
rs their candidate for the Legislature Of tha
State. He viii probably be elected, as b,
10 Sufficiently anxious for notoriety TO ex
pend any amount Of money 10 compass th,
object.
R16tete and local elections occur to-
morrow IN Massachusetts,, New York, Illinois
40 Wisconsin.
srH. VI. Derby, the Cincinnati publish
-, - faiisd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02


CLARkE's LITERARY DEPOT.
HAVING purchased the above well-known es-
j L adjustment, we expect and intend to sustain
the reputation Of the same for furnishing the
Latest and most ReIinble
Newspapers AND PERIODICALS
PARTS or THE
UNITED STATES, AND FROM EUROPE;
Ana IL possible by diligence and enterprise to in
crease its well-earned reputation.
" shall also keep constantly On hand assert
mcbt Of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, including all
the latest and most valuable Publications; also,
good assortment of
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS.
We expect to merit, and respectfully solicit the
continuance Of the liberal patronage extended to
worthy predecessor, and shall do all in
power TO make our NEWS ROOM one of the ndis-
psnsibie institutions of keokuk.
We have also a Circulating Library attached to
our Establishment, containing 500 Of the most
popular works Of the day.
oes30-d MCMILLAN l. co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

Nv would respectfully call attention to our
w large and we'll assorted stock Of Hardware,
Cutlery, Guns. &C., which offer to the public At
prizes that cannot fail to please. III in want Of
TRIMMINGS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
such ~ Spoons, Forks, Britannia Ware, Kettles,
sauce Pans, Fry Pans. Ladies', Cake Turner's, Cot
fee Mills. Csndlesticks, snufers, Curtain Pins,
Bands, dc., Moriars, Carpet Stretches, Sleeves,
Riddles, Foot Serapers, Waffle Irons, Tea Kettles
shov u and longs, Coal Shovels, Coal Hods, Fire
Carriers, Sadirons, de-. Guns, &C., will do we'll to
give as call and examine the stock and prices
for themselves feeling assured they will find every
thing as we represent.
TfLLrNGnAsT LANE 4 BUEL,
rs Main st., opposite tho New Hotel building.
uaV2d