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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-05

nR. w j. GUILD HAS REMOV
~ ed his Dental Office Room No H. Hoffman bloc K
Superior street, East Of Public Square South OF p O All
who need the of DENTIST, will save themselves
much suFFERlNG AS we'll as MONEY by giving him a
sire IT,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, Silver Porcelain and VucaniZed Rubber Base
the best matnsr Teeth in sets from $40 $50 Coli
ang according 20 sze Of the cavity from sos upward
maylI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-05
GUTTA RCHA ASE,
Eor Arti6oioI moo4L
DENTIST.

IS manufactured and all varieties of artificial teeth ar,
vi up Ia the best manner, W ID IN0ERSOII,
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-05
HEPEARL.
THE nVInTnRn

For Anthracite Coal OF C1Se is beautiful new pattern
we % Be perfect great soono@ist Of Se aud srsi'
Heater. Ell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-05

HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved 20 he greater Heater with the amount
OF Anthracite Btnnuous Coal, than any other St0ve pr
tue purposes; Is Furnace aud IN one
combination ...|
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rro,r, shifting per oity subsoribsrs.
'''-' AGFnS Dollars Subscribers.
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Att'ps & GonltsfIlors.

~ Persons forwarding orders for subscription, whor
ensh. neod MOI sxnsct /, q rseeiya any anenien
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-05

why are Not Blast Furnaces Erected In
Cleveland as the Foundation of an EN-
teusiVe IlOu Ruaiuasa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
BUSINESS NOTICES,

RGAT THIS SEASON, good Toilet Soap,
is Indispensable. The best soap for this
purpose is Louis English Glyeerias Soap
1t prevents ehapsI Its highly perfpmed !
Il isthe soap for washing infants, and for
use by all those who have tender SKINS
We have also, Bazin's barber soap, Lows
brown Windsor, Mt. Vernon Soap, Taylor's
Family Soap in bars, Transparent Soap,
balls and bars, Poncien Soap, Palm Soap,
Omnibus Soap, Lows Honey Soap, Clea-
ver's Musk Soap, Military Soap, Walnut
Oil Soap, Yankee Soap; but the ''greatest
For sale by T. d. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN. LIST & Co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
NoTTQ0NeREss8oasAa:I

SENA4E:-The Presidents annual mes
SEE sssss, SsE brought in By ths PFs9Fgsnt'
Tread. ss.s-ss : !
Mr.. Coilamsr. Of Vt, objected. as III,
d Understanding among the Senators,,wa.
4 r that no business should be done, during
the Christmas week - :. :, 90 :
AZ The question was debated by Messrs
i DAVIS essendeni Bayard and others, when
the motton'of Mr.. Iverson prevailed; yeas
The Secretary ofsthe Senate then read
the message - '1s7ls -
Mr. cliagman, Of:S. G., proposed to post.
Ponel the consideration of tlIetmessage till
AR. Bright, Of Ind, said it would he
betterfto adopt the usual course. He
moved the message and documents he
printed, but asked that his motion lie over
until after the holidays as the Senate
had no printer yet. 2 ~ -
rms .coursewas pursued and the Senate
adjourned till Friday. + - s = :.
HiousE.-sThe message of the President
was received.
Ar. Cochran, of n. Y, moved that it be
laid on thestable until the House affects nm
organization. - ~ :.
Mr. Craig, of n. O., moved to amend the
motion 50 that the message be received and
Mr.. Cochran accepted the amendment.
Much excitement Prevailed The Repub-a
lcan members ealing for; the yeas and
nays. a call of the House was ordered. =
air. stanton, of Ohio, argued that there
was no precedent for.r reading the'message
when tue House was not ORGANIZED.
sM AIR. CRAIG Then MI n q,
and the original motion was agreed to-
Mr.. Houston, of Ala, offered n reso1u-
ton, proposing a temporary Speaker for
ten days, nothing to be done in the mean
tlme except the passage of bill to meet
the deficiencies and liabilities of the Post
Office Department, when the Office shall
become vacant and the House proceed to
the election of Speaker. -. 49,
. The Republican side objected the intro
duction of the resolution.
( Dir. Houston wanted it made known that
the objections came from Republicans
who pretend great sympathy for the gov
eminent mail contractors, but nre not Will
ling to9adopt measures with a view to
their. relief.
Mr.. -Washburne, of H., said that they
would aecepttthe resolution if John Shcr-,
man name was inserted in the blank.
Mt. Washburne, of Me-, wished tito be
known that the Republicans want to. elect
a Speaker for the whole term.
The roll of the House was called nre-
liminary to n vote for Speaker. The
House then proceeded to the 22d ballot,
with the following result: whole vote 2O8, |
necessary to choice los; Sherman alOl,
Scott, (Cal.l II, HoustonJl5, Gilmer IA
bocock ID, M1clay IL, scattering IS.
On motion the House adjourned \
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RSy-PHAr MuRnRRy, ,.T,,, :,

R9rHHAT MuRDERgAgTR
4oneag= morning, -twosmore men, Charles
Baltzell and HOratio. Church, were arrest
ed upon the charge of killing Frederick
Mass ]. at 'Triad hia, on Saturday .nipbt
las The2SxeEe examine hefdts EsSo5aiire
Duty, and sufficient eYidence,was e,ic;tcd
to warrant their committal. There g one.
young man by the name of Alexander Mel
ville,f'a nailor, .whoslost his cap in Tho
house during the fight. and who is thought
to have been very prominent actorin tho
outrageous scene, has not yet been arrest
cd. The police. are on his trail, and viii
doubtless hunt him down in good time,
The parties;now in Jail are, Baiwin, BALI
zell, Church and Mounts.
We have never recorded a more afro.
cions or unprovoked assassination, and no
expense vigilance and energy should be
spared to visit the. full rigor of the law
upon the guilty parties. The conduct of
many of these parties along the National
road, on that Saturday night, is unpar-
olleled for reckless yillainy. They drank
where they=plensed, aud paid foElothing
they yelled and blasphemed likea set Of
devils, ran their horses nearly tosteath.
took sleighg wherever they could find
them, broke up and carried off fnrhiare
from the taYerns where they stoppsato
drink, and then the reckless outlawry Gu
minated in the horrible murder of Fredsr
lex Mass, and the beating and hacking b,
Martin and his wife. The witnessas es e.
amined in Aid. Wrighfs office on Sunday
morning, though many of them were
presentin the bar room at the time of the
fight, gave very eYasive and unsatisfactory
testimony. Like Cassie, as a bystauder
suggested, they Remembered mass of
things, but nothing distinctly; quarrel,
but nothing fwherefore.p But the evidence
has now takenlat tangible shape, and there
is little doubtlthat all the guiIty5palFrties
can be9convictcd. The parties will have
a further hearing on Tuesday next.
We understand that a yoang man, sup
posed to be Melville, was arrested on the
Central Ohio Railroad yesterday, but had
not arrived in town last evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
@BrentIinger's Extract of Nam

@ Brentlinger's Extract of Dam
delion and Sarsaparilla.-The best
Blood Purifier. 1t will cure Pimples,
Blotches, Skin Diseases, serofula, Sore
Eyes, letter, Bodies, Old Sores, Rashes,
Salt Rheum, Mercurial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Rhematism, Erup-
tons, Enlarged Joints, Dropsy, and HUI
mors of all Kinds
DR.. Eof7s Tonic and .1nti- Dv,pspt;e
l'iils.-The best family Pill in use. These
Pills are offered to the public, after many
years experience of their valuable proper
ties as a safe and reliable family meii-
cine. They operate gently as pureatiYe,
cleansing the stomach and intestines of
all irratnting matter, without producing
sickness, or facilitating the digestive or
gans.
Mrs. ~ i. Gardaer's Bqlsan. & of Lioey-
'cort and HoarhOund, is the best prepara-
ton now is use for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Influenza.
Quinsey, Phthistc, Group, Liver Com
plant, &c. " - 3, "a
The above named Medicines are for sale
at the Centre Wheeling Drug Store, by
REED SisR7RAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
Washington v.,,..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The Secretary n
the Navy, i'll speaking of the succession
termination of the Paraguay czpedition
says the cost of maintaining the sever
purchased vessels in commission. was mo-
much greater than that of maintaining
single steam frigatcs. Their ACQUISITION
enables the Department to adopt moro
ehlclent measures for the suppression Of
the African slave trade
The Secretary of War says that, of an
army of nearly 1880, not more than
IL ,O0Oare available for active service =,
the held, and are scattered over an area nj
three millions of square miles. HeEhopes
70 make such alteration in the lisuosition
OF troops next season as will prevent any
/ repetition of outrages in future on the
Southern and Mexican borders. He re-
commends the enlistment of mon for
mounted corps for six months, beginning
III May. In actual battle with Indians
success is more owing to individual prov.
ess, skin IN arms and horsemanshfD. than
in discipline. mon
In point of economy great advantages
accrue to the country. He recommends
provision forretiring disabled and infirm
o5acers as measure of increasing the
eihclency of the army. tits not deemed
a .o to proceed to the manufacture of
Sss'AA1Oh--HSJO klOSe required for
experimental purposes.
The army in Utah remains inactive aud
stands in an attitude of menacinr force
towards conquered and sullen people. He
Is satisfied that the preservation of rights
and Justice through the means of any iu-
rlsprudence known or recognized by the
people of the United States is Impossible
In. that territory. There is in tho present
attitude of affairs scarcely any necessity
1or the presence of troops there, and they
will be otherwise disposed of during tho
coming season.
Tho above named Secretaries show
wherein they have largely reduced cxpen-
altures and estimates as compared with
previous years,
The Secretary of the Interior saws that
during five quarters ending in September.
the sales of public lands yielded 80 .loT:I
OVO, S6lI;0Q0 located, with ,bouuty war
rants. Among several recommendations
is is, that of the passage of law in spirit
ll6erai to the settlers on unoccupied lands,
allowing each two years from the date of |
hlling up his declamatory statement, with |
IN u WhIch'to make his proof and pay for
MS land; and at the same time making II |
incumbent on the President to offer Mt |
public sale by proclamation, all lands that
may have been surveyed by authority of
Congress, at any time within two Years
after the plats of survery have been ap-
ptOheu' ltssssef..s .rs 4! Il, z.s..-...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
By TEIEGRAp PEE

p,o, NV Y9gsK Dec 27-Cotton r; sales 1000 bales
Fi S quiet Bales 5000 bbIs Wheat quiet: saiss
O corH western. ESTER. white At $3.50; MwauEio Club
I ~ NJ sISS Pork heavy at sl606 for mes and
81 MIseoyaS snEsF Fm and active; y. Orleans
poo i.t urn 81 a. 81 Freights Cotton TO- Liver
rstIn o. currency light Exchange firm at full
e ssGs Ss m9s dun Under operation age receipts pT
light selling us low as S575 and 2O6 f6s nv
no! Saiea9ie at over S810@6o5; reconts sncs
nnrist z9oSo head; sales 1900 head at $5E56iS
closed irregular, Provisions dis:
insd: n 70 SOL ell to-day and prices Of ali articles de-
c6 AZ this rate; bulk meats declined &c ssIsg IF
rs AZ Ssc for January delivery Lard ofTeTsj
Is ~ I've, put buyers withdrew and offer.s 9ItSS
nSfSS on quit sides offered at 9 shoulders nT5Si
i 5 clear sides sold at 10c delivered Febr1
s ~ rs p Rte S green meats sold for shout
81, o. to Is, market Closes heavy ami nnsnt,
i;SSS9 nolS rump pork sold at 81 FIourtIen1a55
W1IS matket quiet; sales 4S0 bbls extra At 81 "a
I IsSts q mo S'lange; demand good; sales 2000 bIIs
IN ~ anu to-day ut 23@53IIc, latter rate foT
SIofS T9ee 81 quiet; demand limited; Sugar s@9,
sns' dated to-day reports MoisssSss liz
Frmnei 1etlHc demand, which viii incrOase lie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

~HIr WITH BRroK.-A difficulty oc-
Cured alta Glass House in the st Warden
Monday night, in which one Lewis Smith
threw brick and struck another maniu the
side ofthc head, slightly disturbing his brain,
and producing an external bruise. Smith
was arrested and brought down to Aid.
Wright's Office, where fine of five dollars
and costs was imposed upon him. Having
no money he was sent to Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

R8-BRIDcEPoRr JoURsA1.-This is the
title of new visitor at our Office. 1t is
edited by DR.. j.. G. Afieck and published
by j. B. Longley. 1t is neatly printed
and ably edited paper and ought to be we'll
supported by the thriving villages over the
river, which have sufficient wealth and
enterprise to do it if they want to. We
wish the IourmaZ success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
.1g. sUIl.ll1g!ab,
Reported for the Daily Intelligenoer
PreSidenl,s Message,

Il %AsHISGToSt Dec. 27s-The Presidents
message has been delivered ii. Congress-.
Inc President, after expressing gratitude
TO the almighty for BLESSINGS received
throughout the year, refers to the recent
F9loody occurrence at Harper,s Ferry
These events had, and could, in themselves
derived their chief impottahce from the
applEseshe l6t theS are but symptoms
OF an lncurable disease in the public mind
which may break in still more dangerous
outrages, and terminate ut, last in open
war by the North to abolish slavery.-
{ nile he, himself entertains no such APP
PFI}e.hnseenslons, they ought to afford q solemn
warning toyus all to tbeware of the ap-
proach.of danger He saws! Let ME i'm
Plorc my countrymen North and South to
cultivate their ancient feelings of mutual
ioroearance and good will towards each
otner, and striyct TO allay the demon Spirit
OF sectional hatred and strife now alive in
tue ne land This advice proceeds from the
heart of an old public functionary, whose
service commenced in the last generation
OF the wise and conservative statesmen of
that day. But he indulges in no bloody
torebodings. He thinks the affair of .Har-
per's Ferry viii be.the means of allayine
existing excitement and, preventing further
cordially Congratulated Congress on
the final settlement, by the Supreme Court,
Of theaquestion of slavery, in3the Terrific
rles; the right has been established. of ev-
e cry citizen to take his property of every
Kind, including slaves, into the Territories,
which belongs equally to the whole con-
federacy, and to have it protected there un-
der the Federal Constitution. Neither
GongressI nor the-Territorial Legislature
nor any human power hos any rno,y,vae,r * A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

R9~ AccIDBSr PROM scoErL1vo-on
Monday evening, in Ritchietown, man
named Robert Peppers, and another named
EFeese' got to scufling in saloon, and
both of the parties falling down, Mr.. Pep
pers struck his head against the stove, in
fieting a serious wound,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

p9THE RlYER.-The mild weather of
the past few days has softened the ice in
the river, and the boats have resumed their
regular trips. There were over five feet
water in the channel, and falling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

R@ Sent Ur.-Mr. William Griffith
stripped himself of all his good clothes at
hargreayes. night before last and wanted
70 whip somebody. He was arrested by
omeer Lancaster, and sent to jail by Aid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
MvaterI6
feaIlneFs

WASHINGTON, De- e"mer.
Anacostra, which SO -Thc steamer
ton several days agty left Washing
with the Maryland oys nothing to do
missed, but is in secret hculty, as sur
the nature of.which ca lmcnt service,
She is fully armed, asceFtained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

s9-DIED OF HIS IxJURIEs.-The boy
Fritz, who was injured by powder explo-
sion in Martinsyille, the other day, has
since died of his injuries.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
f AMlLY SEWING MACHINES

nuns 1TgS51fISS IpTaHSXs eyy ~. oTlE
lsPurcased from the store recurring no reTinding
OF thread; It Hens, Fels Gathers and Stitches in 81
superior style, fniEhpg each By its own opera
tOn, without recourse to the hand neee as fs Feoul
red by other machines. twin do better and ch6pe
sewing than seamStvesS can, even If she works lot
cent an hour : - : : =
hemmerB IS 90 extra. Send for Circular
III. SCOTT, Agent,
EaSs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
IN From MeM

! Nav. ORLEANS, Dec! 9s1qlglEkb
Tennessee, from Vera Cruz teamship
arrived here to-day. 22d inst,
\ part of the, cargo of
bines, ordered by the Mexicabnd car
had arrived from New York rnment,
T. The bark Julia Dean, frdt
Vera Cruz, was lost on the SIRE, for
gales near Xera Cruz. The in a
saved and the Vessel was not a 4were
Gen. De. Golado had arriyedss.
Cruz, Tampico ;wasequiet and nera
was apprehended. ..is as= RCk
Gen! Sfarquese had been HimpriS
Miramon, charged with insubordinay
The liberals had surprised and cd
Tenotillnn in the State State of Oad
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
FoREIGN nELAr1oNs.

Our difficulties with Paraguay are salts
factorily adjusted. Our relations With
France, Russia aud all the Continental
Governments of Europe Spain perhaps.
xcepted-continue to be. most friendly
The President recommends thattnp apnro-
Priation be made to meet the demands of
the Armistedr claimants. His opinion. in
favor of the acquisition of Cuba by fair
means unchanged. Therefore he again
invites the serious attention of Congress
to this important subject. %.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28


R8- How CHRISTMAS WAS spEST.-Mon-
day was generally observed as a holiday
here, as in other parts of the country. We
do not recollent when the people turned
out so generally suspending business and
joining the festivities of the OCCASION
The streets were filled with men and boys,
and particularly ladies, during the whole
of the day, who occupied their time in in.
dulging in their their precious winning
ways, looking into the shops and shower
ing bright smiles and kindly greetings
along the Streets
In the evening the town was especially
gay. The ball of the Turner'S at the Me-
lOdeon was we'll attended and everybody.
abandoned themselves under the influence
of the maze and music, to the enjoyment
of the occasion. The dance at Washing
ton Hall, over which Prof. Hoffman and
Jimmy Rigby presided, was a capital and
enjoyable affair. There were over one
hundred pairs of yonng people present,
and the music was not the only thing that
rose with voluptuous swell. 1t was the
largest turn out we have ever seen in the
hall.
At many of the private houses there
were private dancing parties, and every
musician that could saw fiddle was
pressed into the service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

News call attention to tho advertise
ment of R. Campbell, in another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
Noln1lte
WHoLEsAI.E 1.ARlFI;Isl, : !

.. FLouE1E1tra Family s57s; Extra S. superhns
? 80 S!. 4see6wheats2ee5eR pound, - -
BUTTER-Iu kegs Solo
BUcKETs-9iarietta Scoops.
: GnRIsE+-M estern ReserV6T9IS61OO!N
NANDLEsT mould 1915. din ia. 59Sss.
TALLoW-10@l2c
S%s nE.EzsilS6 asf: sle la'zs1as : loe
Co.'s III =
FkAEHERS- 1S4Se;, seares. --s,-5,-
OF FIISlIGShad Sl4; Hsrrings So; MackAsei No
FuRs-Raecoon So9S73ke - H., - ~ ~, e
GrSsRSe-26@3Sc7 - -
MIIA1-Cloysr q ton %; Timothy So '''..'i =
INE-LouIsVille $50 80 o. . y.
HoLAssRs-NcW Orleans 60c; Sugar House EOo -
GOLDES STRUP-5T@60c. 49,
SAyAi .;1oaEs- Turpsutine 7oe; Tar $I1lSs. 3, "a
NAlLS-sSI for 10d. \ ~, y
T RAas-3G314c. -5i-i.-r 49, -.
RICE-5@5L
ssEDs- axseed q 90; Clover ss1<. -, -
SSo4p-CaStile 2 ID 16916c; Common baee IS,
SSg9ARR-New Orleans 81 &C. in hhd &c. IN Dbl.
SSN0RH-Scotch 26c. Rnppee 22@26c
.o, e9sCGunPowder 970c; Imperial 40@e6c: Hy-
son SSg10c; Poucnong 25@30c; OoIone aSa7Se.f =
""ASoo-6 twists 12c.; five roll 24@2Se 80 No.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

- which Is large for the sOason OF tho year an,
willing to offer to tho public
G RE AT B ARGAINsI
In the way Of Fancy Dress ska which. bay,n,,
purchased last month, at very low prices viii ~
enacted to sell as cheap Wooden Goods ~
DucaIs Pal de CherTes POpplins Of ali of yhicl, I
At less than Cost, ~ : "itA Se'i
shaTl5 and CloSks VIM be l1oldsatere near oo.t
prices and as have purchased thesc articles In NJ
Iemper at 80 per cent ess than tho prices provaiIiT
az inc earlier part of the season, can peIl chem
choapertUa any other House. = $500 = '1eH
GloYea Gauntlets-I can sell so per cont less than
e. 5S Stner having purchased worry near
WORTH 81 the above articles andI invite the
particular attention Of Country Merchants 10 mn
StocE In this article, as will sell them choaner ths1
New York Houses. : -. =1sl 'et e4tAn
Flowers and Bonnots at loss than Cost, aud Ribbons
and Ruches at very near cost. 'y4O4 =
SSArs Sets Of Collars aud Sleeves Ernbroidorsd
ana everything in the way OF EnbruiorisS
suitable FER Holiday Presents, lower than anyWheFe
=, Gasslmere5 Cloths Formulating Goods, aud every
Snlng suitable for Merchant Tailoring, hayea larEe
STOCK IN the second story Of my House. which + caI
20 the attention OF the TTn1e Offering them on "a Al
1aa1t2geoug terms as any. other House in. town
Calt and SOC aud You will find that j am WILLING IN
aAka eoncesslons In order to reduce uIy stool - ~
sAAssS4Aef "a '-zaf e1aAAiPHAGER. l23 Main At