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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16

There are two diseases that pave
never been known to prove fatal, VIZ:
Enlargement of the heart and IN
formation Of the brain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16
When a Man may kill his Assailant

A case was decided on Wednesday
last .by the Court OF Arpeal,at Frank
fort. KY, which settles the uestlOn
as to when man is justified in killing
his assailant The case WAS fro IN
Grays ON Circuit, in which Meredith
had been convicted of manslaughter
in the K illing of one Ireland who al
tackled him, and the lower court charg-
ed the jury, IF Ireland assaulted the
defendant aud he had reaso nable
grounds to be lieve be was in danger
of sustaining great bodily harm, or
the loss of life from such assault, and
if necessary to protect his lie or
person from great bodily harm, he
might kill Ireland, ifhe had no sale
means of escaping. But if the de-
PENDANT could hare sGfeH retreated
from the danger aSd by safe means
have saved his life and person. he is
not excusable fer the killing OF Ire
land. /,
The higher court, however, decided
that.tb charge was wrong. That
the jury had nothing to do with the
question, whether 1.-The defendant
could have safely retreated, that
be ing a question to be settled BY the
Judgment Of the defendant hlrnself I'm
the exercise Of the judg ment. ne must
act nationally. Whether an actaa!
necessity to kill existed or not, was
q uestion to be decided by Meredith
at t he time. Though he may have
erred in his judgment-tbough he
could have safely retreated, yet II he
acted in good faith, and had reasona-
BILE grounds to believe that his only
safety was to kill his antagonist the
law excuses him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16

@I say, Jimmy, did you ever see
such summer as this?''
.Faith and have"
tWhen?"
sLast winter, by jabers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN: THURSDAY, JULY 49, 1851.

Above the common, turbid, muddy slough
Ofignorance, spite and envy that environ you
Though many there may be, of talents rare
With whom by ceaseless toll, you can'tcom-
pare. t1.@11
Yet steadily press on; still keep in view
Some worthy object Allthats good and true
Will pay for all your care, your time and labor
Either to yourself or to your neighbor, : ~
Our highest joys and blessings by labor must be
won, [pass on
Then heed not petty idlers, but fearlessly
Approving conscience will your slumbers guard
Health, wealth and peace your daily rich
reward.
EMILY w. -, Fayetteyille.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16

Democratic majority over all %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-16
When the vacancies are filed, the

!. House will assume this cpmplexiou:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
City Intelligence.

NniTARy-The right Wing Of the National Guard,
Seventh regipent) drill st the City Arsenal this
ing. This regiment pArsdes In full force next Monday
celebration OF wsshinsons natal dsy) II Fisgg asdhe
contractors will settle their diIpu about peoples
money, and clean The streets This makes tho third
that streets have been mpassa6ls the military and
civic societes on the 22d Of Feoruay-s day they esps
cay honor, and one which should De national holiday.
TEE STEAMSHIP FALCON TuGBoAr.-rh steamship 7al.
con- formerly the mail vessel between this city, Havana
and Aspnwsl, has just undergone certain alterations,
and under the command Of Captain Richard Brcwn She
Is henoeorh 70 be employed for the purpose Of tswiug
ships and from sea, and 10 act relief vessel OIL the
harbor and along the coast For the performance OF
such humane business we learn Falcon "a every way
qualified. she has ample aoin accommodation for any
number OF passengers which she might be required
take from stranded vessel and she will be well fur
pshed With provisions and water bavug srts OF the
capacity Of ten thousand gallons, 10 meet any emergency
She viii cruise along the coast during times wh n danger
most imminent and her supply Of Goa when starting
dred and nfiy TONS II found necessary she may remain
Outside for month 81 time. The Falcon has engine
OF great power aud the vessel registers nine hundred
tons, and could relieve ordinary ship OF
cargo. This enterprise 10 seems 70 u.s. has long been
Wanting TINS pors ana ,ne say nSvem n o. tee
hand hand. ''N
woxAs ATTACKED AND DntoRousLY ISJuRD The
Coroner notified yeserds afternoon that q woman
named Ann Mcdonald lyiDs dangerously III, from the
effects Of violence IT her res;deuce No 50 Worth street.
and Il w0 hought would die. GA investigating the mai
ter appeared t1a Saturday night two colorcd fell
lows, known Gardner and hedchee, had entered her
grogsery and while OF them struck her WITH his ns
the Other knocked her down By blows noon the head
with brckbats. which no threw ~ her. Esr head
terribly bruised and cut aud she also badly hart In
The stomach. The rufans escaped al the lime and
yet 81 large. The recovery Of Mrs. Mcdonald extreme
iy doubtful
DISCOVERY or HUMAN REMAINS Some portions OF the
body OF human beng were discovered Saturday a.
icrnoon In the street on tho corner Fourth avenue
twenty. first street, ADD taken 70 tho Eighteenth
ward station house, where az inquest was held upon
them There medical college the corner OF Fourth
and Twenty third ssrcei, aid II II supposed that
the remains found were portion OF the BODY OF Sub
ec" and the jury In their verdios came 70 that
clusicn.
AnInPrrD suIunr John Ewing, . young man, Al
tempted suicide saturday night Of hI resiionce, No.
70 Broome street, by cutting his throat with razor
The wound inniclsi severe, and may rrovc fatal
though physsrisz, who sswcd up, tniHks he
cover. Psve'ty, arising from inablny 10 procure
ploy mept led The unfortunate man 10 attempt se-
destruction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
The Abandoned Pilot Boat.

WHAT HAS BECOME or THE PILOT BOAT WASHING
TON no. q
Captain Gcodwi,, Of the bark Sarah bale, which srr
ved Boston 9th Of February gives the following
account Of disabled plot boat which be fell In Win on
NE 9Th OF January, In latitude 90 degrees 80 mnuos
ssnsnuoe 10 degrees 20 minutes, at IAN
wspased within leo Zee, Of schooner rugged pilo,
boat; she mus, been entirely abandoned, for
hailed hef and received snswer, could any
pson board she appeared W be about cfy seventy
tsss burhsn, painted black the outside and
csasr on the nside her bottom coppcrcd and thers
wss no ngure head upon her The ssas white, the
uss beads man topmass and bowsprit wnits
There WAS no fore topmast davn rugged the
starboard bow; which supposed 10 have been tenn
psrusy nxiure. aud used In place Of cat head. Toe
bulvarhs Of the boa, we're about loo, higi
she had Q trunk cabin and BOBBY hatch for
ward. There were too pumps on each side
Of the malnmasi, which stood about six
suobes above deck There was break In toe deok II
inchss high. We saw blocks the main deck, which
appeared be screwed into the deck aud TO work on
psvo swivel: the mainmsst WAS stepped forward or
the bresh and the companion way side was painted
sreen. She had . cock pt like Nov YORK boats, but II
wss quite sma the main boom was hanging alongside
In The water the lug foresal partly overheard, the
ub was ured snug 70 the bowspr and there we're two
h.wsers hsrsns alongside Ia the water probably there
wind she had plain stern, painted black We could
sce no pame on ner the cabin and fcrecase shut
up snug There no boats s'ta'hed to her The hull
n the boat was In good ordor.
From the description Of this pilot boat, II very ev.
cent that she does belong 70 New York All the New
Yovh pilot boats, except the Washington, have been
heard from aimee the Sd OF February. There
ere pilot boats belonging to this harsor
painted a. the above described Her description
corresponds better with southern boats. II wsa hrss
Supposed that This vessel might DO the po, boa. wash.
nsson No. 2; but the Washington was painted vhne out
rec 9Th blue stripe around the top, and had no bull
vsshs she heard from tor the last time the lIth
Z" January. There board Of her three boys the
bosueeper, cook and pilot She supposed 10 have
been run into by the Empire CITY and sunk for the Em
p<e City run into small schooner or pilot beat on the
nru psht out, which Immediately sunk The Washing.
has been heard Of since that Tina Inc NTH,
vNs dark hah ~ss impossible for the steamer 70 see
whst vessel she had into any OF the
% the wreck IRON drowning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
t'ouH bisf AnissV Of WOMEN AND CHILDREN.


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We have fssd OF This admirable book and
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Ths work de-unec 70 make high dscusses win
The ability OF master the various diseases ot and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
Political Movements.

TIE IATs.1 CABssr Rusos.-A Washington oarres2on.
den, Of tie Pesersburg, Va. SOah Side DcDcra who
seems 70 speak by the card, says
Tho cabinet talk in wl-o'the wisp course. aud
various the representations. However on th,s 70
port yoI rely; that Mr. Hunter, OF Virginia has tn
offer VI Premier and viii ascep, i, should the oiner
members OF the Cabinet meet his ana APPROVAL.
mo Virginia gentleman here. however, would prefer
thai he 10 In the active and clear position wnon the
senatorship from the Old Domnion gives him. thai
he should be In the cobwebs Of Cabinet Office, but
shall zee.
bpl,sA AnrRcAS CoSvESnoS.-Therc viii be . con
Of the American party Of Indiana 81 Indisnapo
Tuesday Feb. IL 70 consult together and determine
the fu,urc Of s members regard Z, State aad
national policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
Markets.

Nnw 0aLklys, Feb. Is, 1857.
Ou4ton firm. Sales tc Gay T,le0 bales; sales Of the
weeh ST. 600 bGer receipts OF the week 81 ooo against
10000 lest year reepls ahead OF last year 30 0o0 STOCK
Il Ills port COO against bales last year sugar
ssu Flour declining. Pork dul, and generally un.
changed. Coffee steady. Sales OF Rio for the week
z,ooo bags receipts same time 10000 bags; stock In
port % 0o0 bags. freigbts and sterling exchange
both dull
MONTH";, Feb IL, 1857.
The Ad>rs>r's market circular reporis:-Couon sales
rs 900 bales Receipts fof the week 10 900
balss, agans 40 oto bales period last year Stock
l7s,too bales. Decreased receipts compared with
sasc time Isst year 4, 600 bales Middling l2lso.
PSovIDssCa. Fob. IL, 1857.
Oetbop-Saes cf the week. about 1900 bales, 81 full
ruAss Week clcscs with nrm feeling and prices tend
upward. wool-Fuil prices are realised. Tho small
DeocK continues. Fallen OF the week 80, 500 pounds.
Printing cloihs-Narkst active closing firm 81 an ad-
vance Of re. &C. Sales Of the week ~ 500 pieces.
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4,ss7,2iS Q

ooyo q
Surplus Tor 1850. s3s7,ss7 IS
10 exhibit The true condition Of tho years business,
however, there should deducted from ths sam, say
1000, 70 meet depreciation Of iron, cross ties and
bridges, which AMOUNT is estimated (taking No
average Of The series Of yean), would DO required 70
meet this depreciation
We learn that goods 70 an immense amount purohased
In this city curing the past month, arc nov laying heFs
waiting for means Of transit to tho West Ono house. we
are informed, have over hundred packages which
they cannot find means Of gottug 70 Philadelphia, ana
many Of the Western merchants who have been here
during the past weeks compelled 70 return
70 Philadelphia make their purchases from sne aucer
tAny - 10 when they would receive their goods pe
chased here. II 10 really most extraordinary matter,
thai with the means in the hands or the capitalists AID
merchants OF New York, they will neglect to remedy
ths great evil We have often heretofore shown to our
readers that the building Of the link Of railroad from Al
lentown, Pa to Auourn-a distance Of less thaa 40 mites
would give 10 . communication with the great Wos
and Northwest open as all OF the year, over
limo Of roads Of the gauge from this cg to sae
Mississippi that would eralo the shipper to pAce his
goods In at this end Of the ne not to be opened DC
fore reaching their destination snd not subject t. tho
many interruptions Of other routes The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, with q commeldable uoera!ity, aatej
the charter for the Allentown road, but from the lack
OF enterprise the part OF New YORK; the boon Is in az
probability be l0st the charter expires On the
18th March pext unless TIE rosa IA 90 nmsrced before
that date rs estimated THAI the toaa ca be oonp o.ea
and fully equipped for less than Two millions oil dollars,
OF which the directors AK from the impo-eYs and o5oers
Of this city the small Of sSbo0oo Ia possible that
the enterprise shall fall from he want OF subscriptions 10
that amt unit, from who would, from the pro1s DC
their Increased business ross than one year be thereby
moro than reimbursed for tho outlay, without any roe'
enoe 10 the Investment prohN5ie stock2 u that Va
will not pretend to express cpinon, but Col Norris an
engineer Of admitted ski ana cool Judgment, in his es
mate puts the net Of tho road Of abou. % per
cent. The great advantage OF line Of road from Now
York TO the weat which will make the DISTANCE between
New York and Cincinnati TIA mites loss than via New
York Central between New York end Cleveland 10 miles
eas than via New York Centra between New York aud
Chicago 10 mllss less viz New York Central,
that will enable the passenger TO take hts scat
either ct these points, not 10 DO disturbed before reach
ing New York, must command en- immense traIic
The returns Of tho New Orletns for tho weeks
ending January oath and 3ls exhibit tho olc wing ss
gregstes and variauons:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

IN bono at SIG DO.
MoISSls Tho market quiet but steady.
NAVAL STORES Tho market 0rm but not ao' We.
rbe embraced about AGO bbs part from the wharf,
al 6Sc cash. and part time and Interest," added Dom non
qcfip steady, with sales ., Toe Crude VS. quiet ~
81.
Ora -Iapseed Was firm, but quiet. The sales oom
pru ed about 10 0e0 IL 600 gallons American st S6o
SO, in casks and barrels Crude whale WAS Inactive,
with sales OF 400 500 bbs during the week at t. In
New Bed ord crude sperm drm With saes 81 81 30
81 81 and since held at 81 IS 81 40. Lard oil ateady
a. 81 81 81 10, cash and four months. 0ve-SAes OF
900 gallons reported at 81 so, and 400 baskets,
quarts and pnts, At % DO ib6 Red oil was n'm o.
$50.
PRovIaoss --Pork-The market was frmer with sales
Of 100 800 bbe new mees Vt sl 80 $2l %, Old .,
SO 80 $50 So and prime At Sl7 rs SIS. Beef Vas IN
light tOok, and prices nrm with gslcs OF 2eo bbs 10
Guiding new country prime at 50 b0s $40 30, new coan
Try meir at $40 Is . S!S, and SIS rs Tor Cleveland
repack.1. Prime quiet and firm at $U . SB
Bacon a'm and in good demand, with sales OF 100
bbed middlts here ct 10 ann loo boxes bone
lets, TO arrive at 10 Sloc Gus meats rere In good re
quest, with sses Of $50 hhds aud uerces, iacl udug
fhor dsrs et $40 as%o, and fams q. Nc. l0Xc.
Lard firm and active, with sales OF 400 bOo bbs
and thrces ~ 1870 i31ac, 10 syrvo and ~ lake
A5Zc. arrive. Butter nrm i8c. 22o. for
ONO, and at 80 2tc for s,isc with fair amount
Of taes Chez SO ranged from lie u lSc,
RlCp vas quiet at 3ko a. 40
SUGARs ll1e sales were oderse, beng chiefly con
Hptd 10 renL ~ grades At steaoy prices tho raBsGc
cns en- ca soout $50 bids EGg!sh Islands At &C.,
rnd about 200 hbts Cubs part crop. at 90 exc
cepis end RAGS In this market since the LIST OF Feb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
The Case OF the Rev. mr.. KxIloch.

BosroN, Feb. 10, 1877.
ne morning service n fremont Temple 70 day WAS
crowded to excess. Rev. Mr.. Kaoch briefly addressed
Ne congregation the subject Of the Indictment found
against him for adultery. He had dosrc avoid, but
osursed an investigation. In the meantime he would
Temporarily resign bis pastoral dutles and meet the
charges - = citizen OF the wealth, hoping
70 rseume his ministerial lsbors. He then announced
AAs The Rev. Nathaniel Butler OF Maine, with other
ossrsymep would oil the vacancy caused By his tempo.
rSry Withdrawal The service then prooeedcd, Mr.. But
m ofbcistipR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
Couit charlottesville Day.

suyrup CoUsr-Crcuit Nos. bsa, ESQ, gsI, Tes oT2
ls2 sls g. 0oi eS2 ss, e77, o1s, o7e, os, $751; esJ,
ess, csc esq.
SUPERIOR Oour-Nos bSs, ia ss3 t1s, Tb3, IA s76,
sb5 ss 4es 4e4 e;3 siA $50 sls, s3a So, 53J s3s,
s34 sac s37, sss sac, sac els, 7b6 i3o, 3io, leo.
UprIpp srArss DISTRICT CovRrNos 81, 90, 60, AZ, SO
10 10, s8, IS, Is, 81, "a
Comsos Pials-fart l-Ncs IL, 70. lls, lb1, 2se 332,
s44 s47 ISL, 81, lse 2a1, 2V, 800, 3l3 Psrt IN
ans, s7s, 7t, az, 81 sas 4os AIo, AL, 472 i5s 47i
100, s7o, 4ie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

CEw1NG ,MACHfEES.--l ~ SINGER CO.'S o.
- 7ee beautiful pictorial costans fun aud reliable
inOrmHtou about eCWinr sd all
be asked The subject All who read Ibis paper viii
how 10 purchase pesibg machine with which 81
clear proa can be made and viii be projected from be
imposed by any - the humbug maeh. be
the public I. NJ S.rger Uazete will
sate TO al who apply By letter Otherwise.
L. NJ SIkCtk ". Hroad xay ew York.
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KpeAs-ssYpEp On Wednesday, Feb. II. nj the resi-.
dcpce Of the BRIDES father by the Rev q Wrghs OF
Prattsvipe, BlsJAMIN ktsAs, OF this Guy, TO sAaA
daughter OF yol Il. ID. Il Snyder OF WOODLAND, un'er
county, N. X.
The marriage publisbed in Fridsy's HzsALD between
Mr.. JOHN SETH and Mis- kAgespEr Hows 9 eru;ey
ia!sc neither party kno ring anything shout
joan SMITH, No 81 DAya-d street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

airy 20 1851. this and beautiful style Of porraure Will
first be presented 10 artists amateurs and the
public tor criticisms Monday, February l6, 1851 at j..
Quincy well known photographic palace Of art $50 Broad
way New York The public are respectfully invited V call
Judge for themselves Of the superiority these pictures
other STYLES and although executed by they
comb the ruihfuness OF the photogrs ph with The
he expression OF one OF celebrated miniature pas
The Stereotype effect onderu occupation gone;
hese pictures erpass eudn
j. Gurney holds haef In readiness pcurss
the public and amer Me 10Th instant Ca cry open
sA. N, III or. NJ. NB-No connection with any oher
adjustment J. GURNEy Photographic ars- so Hrrad.
way corner Of Leonard street, New Iork. ynW
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SvoIyE's soHrEDAn AROMATIC sCvr xppr a

tlNIJEss sCHrEDAM AROMATIC aCHn Eppp a
w superiailve dnreuc ysncpuc and trxtvo
rating cordial This medic nal dies drink ufsct urr snls,v
by the proprietor Al his dslery In Schedas Holland
pressly for medicinal psrpeses L The pure uncure OTIS
nrer dsed IRON tie best barley that be selected N
fufo,e II Il eavsred medicaed NOT Nv -.
c harsh berry but BY The choice botanical variety n
the aromatic Italian juniper berry Whose vpous ert,s
u distilled and rectned with its spruoss sn aud tbs
becomes concentraed tnc excellent vor and arus
Altogether ndeni s ccrdai and u.d al .y,er
tee 70 sny sec'olc simulant IN Ia the world n
hSs been sabrted 70 IN the arst pry,rans m
the rnied sstes who endorse Il oyehnr ures AZ
Of the great entails Of The usRca n h now
prescribed With grsvel sos rheuna
distractions Of the bia der and Ntnes dyspep Wheeler
chronic; In general dtbiy sluggish circulation
the blood Inadequate assimilation fJod and en-
erRy, acknowedzed BY the whole medical faculty and
tested their highest written authorities Put up in ouar
and bottles ruveoped n yellow paper with the propre
ths bottle, and LABEL sale
respecebe cfus1ists and country merchants UBOLPHC
FOLrE. so'e manufacturer and importer, Fos Is GndU
beaver street Y
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WEsrcorr EMPRESS COMPANY ron rus Dx:

M
w lvey Of pacxsges bagsaee and merchsnise ?, every
description. Tie company having fully comp ete their
rsngemen,s 10 ths cities Of New YORK. Brccsyn Williams
burg and Jersey CITY, offer 10 the public facilities for The
delivery Of freight uneaosed by any COMPANY on This con
Ia presenting their claims for they would
remind their patrons thai they have been engaged in ha
business and have been pr0verba
Tor embcdyrg the great eenens required 10 successfully
conducting Me business TO meet The fu appreciation of dis
crimisang public lhe coupany have Die pleasure Of an
pouuciDg that AMI AFTER MONDAY. February - they will
mske delivery in Al he shove Giles every two hours and
IN addition their vii from ths Battery through
Brcedway TO Twenty tsird street every hour, c1n.
ton Of the pubic they have branch oHces N
New York at Ge6 Brosdwny No. 4 As;or place. 81
Germans Ho'el corner a Broadway and Twenty second
sute Err otlyu-s5 fulioY sre. $50 Washington street
cay Hal squsre. Jersey Gty-S Montgomery street WI
lianlsburgs South sevenh Yreet Time tables All steam
boats railroads 4o kept y All the above Offices Tor tbe
fuoAion Of the public Freight received and receipts rgen
for he American Epres Company. United States Eypress
Company Hsrndes Express company; Wells Fargo u,
LSptese Company Isvenpor. sa>ou,s Frprsss Gompsny
Freeman %. EXPRESS company, Adams IMPRESS Oom
pany, haoos k,prtss Company, New J.ey IMPRESS oom
psDy, klrsey Express Company Hope sxpress Company
Railroad steamboat and transportation companies and
ihs reliable medium FOR the transaction o. their business
paslengers ar yips per Steamboats, railroads &c by Leaving
their checks ether OF the oces vii have baaQ are
promptly delivered The public essncsty requested
- the superintendent neglect ncivty part
Of diiverso or any empbyes n be employ Of is company
whch viii with prompt a,ieni Priuc'pal oare isS
Broadway ROBr. wEsrCOrT superip,endent
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types patented. The undersgsed would respectfully
that they will exhibit specimens OF the hao,ype At
their gsery No ts5 Broadway and after the 18th
that they will commence taking them for the public on
l6h and win deliver them and aer he 10th The
haotypes viii be taken this city only by j. H. Hall the in
venor and paentee, at the above gallery ~ Reno connec
ton with any other establishment IN this city.
JOHN BTa0Pp HALL,
q. ~. FREDRICKS
5S5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel