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L. more is6iee v,il Be sd>sitted int . sss PIE.
.;4s. . U,:.' Y .%. s..
AgoMIzlsG APPARATUS
For prod acting looei An esthesia, OerfN ming os
ai::oi.ssios .iek rooms. .sd other ar o'ss.
sc.HEssok EtaaysoH, 1
OPBRA eL AS rs. y
" WIZ TIE
FINEST ACHROMArIO LERsIs,
s asso,sd IN yapsnnsd Morocco. Ivory or Pesri.
eold at the lowest prices ct
FRANKLIN q CO. 8. 0ptieisas.
ern 244 Penn'a svenus,
ds1.st. bet~sen 18th and 18th strests
RosroH NESS MACK sRBL.
en- se or, ,sss''s iron se'so' yer,
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have been trfmnsd Of evsfy Art has she moot
aasnsis s1s ss s very "seA nero sAAa
''" u y. ByBUH.LL.
delft 900 SsSia House.
UBAND OPIAIHa
OF WALLS OPERA aouss.
The Proprietor. Of the
OYeTEk BAT
have, By particular fsvors secured for their pa
irons Yifty Of the Best Seats in the Orchestra.
plan OF the House and Tickets can Be obtained
BIZ applying - above, at cost. ~
de i.sss DRIyBR LEE, ass Penn. ave.
rHEAP AND 1LEoAHT GOODS.
We have inst opened . spisadii stock
{" CHINA.
CRQCKRRY,
GLASSWARE.
CUTLART, end
PLATED WARE,
OF the newest and Beautiful designs to hich
invite the particular attention of housek 20 70
WEBB BEvERID0E.
del -Iots Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street
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SUDDEN AYPLtUTroN.- morrtag
aboutSx O'clock efhces Greer of'tbA S~coa
W YARD. found gentleman axxned VIM HaI
clerk N the Treasury departrneet lying ln I5,h
street having been taken With convulslons
while WALKING on the sidewalk toward tn
Treasury The ofhcer proc red eonye)ra nc-
and had him removed 10 his home, No go sia
street. between n and O.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M
eovERNMENr sKCuRarixs.

WAsHiHeroH. December 4. iso6.
Jay Cooke e 10. furnish tns following
q uotauons OF Government securities:
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OF the Fourth wsrd, arrested Mary r Brow
coiored, for keeping bawdy- hoase The on
I Ger aiso took two young girls, both while. an 4
aged respectively Is and u years. who we're At
the house Jusuee Walter inyesuesiad TN
case last night Mr. Phillips sppesrIag =,
counsel for the defense. and committed tn
accused 60 Jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01

TsxHo o. CossRcrroS The no>nar,-.
OF the neg House Of Corr~otien are doing All
% their pVwrr 20 have che tnstis ution read,
for ecenpants 81 an early day YeserdaS
Mr. II X. Sderi, srchitect In chsrrr OF th.
Work. contracted win nv. J. q. Myers for a.
once ppiung an fepAir the buildings on IN.
Govern ment farm above G~orgrtown. 20 .h,t
thy may be used for the purposes Of the an
4 Bro sOsde contract toeKeeate The plumb.
ine work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01

An IsrosT.R some we-ks past young
man BY the me OF %. W =. Beaeoa. ~rsr,nV
q MILITARY uotsoS NJ. by Representing aimssif
as heut~uant an the Isih n. .. In fairy, sas
other false statsments. succeeded IN prssariny
money. clothing. &c :. from vsrions parties AZ
the city. The orhcers and rsen feel very "a
dienant ~ having sbe fair repatriation O. tn.ir
reEimeutthus brought into question. a. nosnch
ofhcer or enlisted man Il known Al their au.r
tiers. The offender hiss been arrested aud com,
United 70 Jail for court by Justice MorsslI
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

Total amount Of Marine Premiums ..... S. 952 Al So
No Policies have been issued upon Life Risks nor
upon Fire Risks DISCONNECTED with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked off from LIST January
1865, to 3lst December, 1865 - Sc 1874 1462S
Losses paid during the same period ... 1853 As
Returns OF Premiums and EXpenseS...... 992 34l A
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TIE PRESInENT THROUGH THE
EREEDMES'S BUREAU THaE BEST
FRIEND 9F DEMONSTRATIONS.

If the people of the South who are abusing
the Freedmen's Bureau knew what was for
their true interests, as confded by Congress
to the hands of the President and his assist
ants when said institution was established,
they would certainly change their course. If
the South has any friend or protector at all
after what it has done to provoke to anger
the majority of the States, II is the Govern
ment: and if the cases of hardship and suffer
ing amongst all classes down there are to be
directly reached. there is no agency so capable
of doing it as through this great agency, res
ponsible to in the first instance and directly
reporting to the President.
That there should be some agency for the
present to stand between the two classes sud
denly made more or less antagonistic by the
force of circumstances, seems plain enough to
the most casual observer or thinker; and if
the South, after what has been demonstrated
on the part of the President, looking to for
bearance and the good of the whole country
cannot trust him. it is certainly in a forlomn
way.
The truth is-the people. the moderate
masses everywhere, will have to come to the
rescue against the fierce extremists Of both
sections. BetwiXt savage and incurable dis
loyalty on the one hand and fanatic folly on
the other. the country is not too rapidly i'm
proving in It's condition; and were it not that
increasing social intercourse from the re-rs-
Establishment Of railroads and steam lines was
helping matters, the true friends of restored
Union might well nigh despair. We hope vet.
that business demands may control for good
the schemes of mere politicians
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INDEMNITY TO EX-GOVERNOR BRAD.
ENRl

The action Of the House of Delegates in re-
fusing its sanction to the bill which passed the
Senate, allowing compensation to Ex-Governor
Bradford. for the destruction of his house by
the rebels in the summer Of 1864, when they
made their last raid into the State, has created
great surprise. and occasioned sincere regret
among the masses of those who have in gene
raj, given their approval to the measures en-
acted by the body now in session at Annapo-
lis. The recommendation Of Gov Swami.
relative to this matter. we are sure. met with
the hearty concurrence of the people Of the
State, and its adoption by the Legislature
would be hailed with satisfaction by them. as
the performance Of an act of simple Justice. 10
an able and conscientious public servant. Had
he been private citizen, every one knows the
property Of Governor Bradford would have
been rs free from molestation as that of any
other citizen Of Baltimore county. but as Gov
ernor, representing the State OF Maryland. it
was singled out for destruction. and the torch
applied to his dwelling. The spirit of ven
geance awakened by the burning of Governor
Ietcher's house, in Virginia, sought this mode
of retaliatory qualification. and ii is clearly
the duty of the State to indemnify the Gov
ernor for the losses incurred by reason of the
official relation he sustained TO the Common
wealth. The reasons that influenced the
House in its action have not fully transpired,
but it is not too late to reconsider them, and
it is hoped that, for the fair fame of the State,
the example of the Senate may yet be follow
ed by the House of Delegates before the close
of the session.
Since writing the above we learn that the
House has decided to reconsider its action,
by vote of ayes 30; nays 10.
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OF all the things which arc really handy to have
N the house believe us when we sincerely assert
that the most useful ard most valuable is a 50 cent
bottle of Railways Ready Relief. We say this de-
hberatey cOnscentiOuSly. and without fear of con-
radlctlon on the part of any familiar with the
extraordinary virtues of that popular medicament
from bruise to pain in the bowels from eat to
chohc from Sprained ankle to an attack of dySen-
tcry, from mere cold to severe commissions from
sore finger to the rheumatism, from diptheria down
to deafness. and from pimple on the face up to
paralysis OF the limbs, there is in which Rad
way Ready Rclef will not remove the pain as soon
as it is applied and remove the disorder altogether
IN manner most surprising well as truly eXpedi-
nous. Rubbed on the afflicted part the relief ey-
perlenced isimmedate. Taken internalyin sweeened
water SAY teaspoonful to wneglass of water it
instantly annihl!ateS pain in the stomach quickly
cures dlarrhoea, destroys all Inflammation and re-
stores heal tn. The Ready Reliefis prepared from so
many OF those little ingredients to the fam
ly household. that 1t is positively indispensable to
the prudent wife and careful mother. For females
especially, 1t is blessed gift and one susceptible
OF use IN nearly all their peculiar difficulties and de-
rangements For children it is even just as admir-
able mixture, Kidding them of aches and pains and
healing up the manifold sorcnesses with miraculous
ease and celebrity. For men it is never failing re
sort OF comfort and relief in a thousand instances
among the daily ills which flesh is heir Ia" We
would earnestly impress it upon the public mind that
bottle Of Railway Ready Relief is the cheapest A,
well as the best article to have about the house
ever presented, saving at expense of 80 cents many
five dollars, which would otherwise have to be paid
for the attendance of capable physician. The Ready
Relief whole apothecary shop in itself 1t is good
health put up in bottle for cverybodys use who is
wise enough to avail themselves Gifts services Sold
pri F,E o.,
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VFFIIEt
l25 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,

ss-To be opened next to Pitsburg. Cincinnati, St.
Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo. Albany, and all
the principal intermediate points jas If
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BALTIMORE, Jan. q, 1865.
EDWARD NORWOOD.
VIM. Ii. MILLER Il CO.,
IREG0, THOMPSON x co
OFFICE OF THE MERRILL S PATENT J
FIRE-ARM MANDATORY.

OFFICE OF THE MERRILL's PATENT
FIRE-ARM MANDATORY. :
BALTIMORE, Jan, %, 1866
Messrs. WHITE & BUTTERwORTH:
GentIemen-lIaving watched the operation of your
Bolt Machine, as well as the Spike and Rivet Ma
chimes since they have been in operation | take
pleasure in saving that they perform admirably
making Bols Of the most perfect KIND at the rate Of
three hundred per hour. The Spike and Rivst Ma
chimes turned out Spikes and Rvets of the most
superior finish at the rate of from forty-fye to fifty
per minute
Tho great economy in the use of fuel, together
with the chedpness simplicity and durability of the
Machines and the largo and growing demand for
them and the superior work they turn out cannot
TAIL to insure success to any company engaged in
their manufacture and use.
Respectfully, J. II. MERRILL
fit President
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
ArAEuAnLE REAL EsTATE F0R SAFE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY SUTTON & GEMM ELL.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No. 81 Exchange Place. Baltimore
farm of $50 acres, highly improve ed. on a turnpike
road, II miles from the city Price $1,000.
Also, 600 acres in Charles county, Nd; 200 highly
improved balance in first class timber, viz: White
oak, cedar, locust, maple, ash, chestnut. &C. Much of
it fine ship timber, near navigabIe waters. Price
$4,000 or $50 an acre.
Also, nine farms in Hartford county. many of them
highly improved, and very desraby situated. Prices
ranging from Sc, eco to So, 600.
Also, valuable business property on the Northern
Central railroad; 50acres in extont with store dwell
ing, railroad switch, wood yard nc. fine water and
good orchard. This property will be sold at very
great bargain.
Also
A Beautiful Country SEAT within the city limits
mrroDcd with q fine three story Dwelling and a two
story Back Building, built in 1872 2 acres land
with fruit flowers. &c. Price, $4,000. Also, first
class Dwelling, with every modern convenience in
St Paul street Also. 100 of valuable Coal Land
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, mine open
and in a working condition. the Coal selling at Sl4
per ton at the depot (thiS is fortune to an enter
prising man. Price $4,000. Apply to
SUTTON & GEMMELL,
fe5-tf IS Exchange Place Bali.
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Centenary Of Observation-Disclosures
Missionary Exercises at Wesley Chapel.
Washington, ID. q,


The exercises at Wesley Chapel, Sunday, 18th inst.
were of the most important and interesting charac
ter In the morning. DR.. Carrow, late missionary in
South America, preached powerful discourse from
the text. Go yc into all the world, and preach the
Gospel to every nation to very large and otteu-
tive audience that made handsome contribution at
In the afternoon the Sunday-school missionary an
nlverSary was presided over by the Hon. JAS Harlan
Secretary Of the Interior. supported on his right by
SMet Justice Chase and Bishop Simpson, and on his
left by Major General Fisk. Dr. Nadal and Rev. j.
q Suit, Superintendent of the Suaday-school, were
also on the platform.
Harlan made few appropriate remarks, when the
respective classes presented their offerings and their
The services were opened in the evening with the
singing OF an anthem by the choir followed by prayer
by the Rev. DR.. Nadal.
Chief Justice Chase, the cha rman, then addressed
the meeting. In commencing he referred to his hay
ing been chairman of the meeting last year, and
made retrospect OF the past year. lie referred to
this being the centenary year of MethodiSm and
to the great service which the Methodist Church had
performed for the nation and for the world. Though
connected with another church. he spoke of the great
power of the Methodist Church. lie had read of the
Weeys, and said he could with the speaker
of the morning, in saying that John Wesley made
mistake in accepting the term Methodist for his
lieious movement in society. He thought the name
the spirit OF the Christian religion. Tho world was
not worthy of the men who first engaged in preach
ing the faith. who were called Methodists But look
ing to the future what will the second century of
Methodism be? We have assurance that God is
preparing the nation for great part in the future.
He has compele ed this people to let tho bondman CO.
and he will ma all see that in the gntion of
the rights of all citizens are true interest and
highest glory.
Hon. Mr., Hubbard of West Virginia. Major Gen.
Fisk. and Bishop Simpson then followed with elo-
quent and appropriate addresses.
The following we're made life members Of the
society:
Major General Fisk President Johnson General
7. S; Grant, Hon. Mr.. Hubbard, and The lambs Of
the flock"
The amount subscribed during the evening will
reach nearly $500, and that of the whole day about
twenty-six hundred dollars. This is four hundred
dollars more than was collected at the last anniver-
sary and is the largest contribution that has been
made
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SIMMONS,
GEO. ". GORDON,
DAVID TAYLOR,
a..
HtITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

y BALTIMORE, January T., 1866
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the several
owners hereinafter named of the lots of ground in
.ieated by the numbers following and assessed for
the grading Of North avenue that unless the amounts
% assessed be paid on or before the 18th day of
March next. il will become my duty, in accordance
bly, of Maryland. passed on the 10th day of March,
1861, Chapter 344 to enforce the payment of said as
easements by proceeding to sell the said lots:
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 8. 1865.
To Correspondents.

Vg notice can be taken Of anonymous COMMUNICATIONS
Wbdterer is intended for insertion must be dWhea-
ticated IN the name and address If the ,criter-no
necessarily for qualifications, JH a" gporgmgJor ms
5Le for the opinion. erDressedby correspondents.
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HRROSPECTUS
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
A frst-class establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during tie past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able Investment to subscribers attention is called to
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
50 miles from the city 900 feet above waterO
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs easy and frequent. The location is one of the
most healthy lii the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
of character Magnificent trees, abundance of the
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive, and to point it out admirably adapted
for q large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
borh9od abounds IN pleasant walks. shady drives and
It is proposed to profit by these natural advantages
by the erection on of the most eligible sites and
within view ofthe Depot, of frst-class Hotel under
the direction of the Bentley Springs Company, of
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
Oficers and Directors:
more to su6scrlbe to this project we advancing
their individual interests well that Of the city
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors of
the Company for the purpose of soliciting subscrp-
Application may also be made to tho Secretary,
BOARD OF DfREoToRS: 49,
John S. Gilman, w. T. MARYLAND
Hayward NJ. Hutchinson. Oliver A. Parker,
A. L: Knight. Isaac Coale, Jr.,
e. W. Burton, Isaac S. George,
Hugh Slsson, DR.. G. e. Coates,
woodward Abrahams c. W. Bentley,
T. W. Robinson. Chss, Webb. treasurer
r. p. knight Secretary. uo24-tf
FEVO ARCHITECTS.
IL Those making drawings of plans for the new
MASONIC TEMPLE, will present the same to JOHN
COATES, at his Office No. 355 Pratt street on or
before the TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT.
ia24-2awSw"
EEOUSE, SIGN, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT
ADMINISTRATIONS OF ALL KINDS
OF WOOD MACHINE GRAINING, at Is per cent.
below old prices.
Having sober and competent workmen in his employ,
the subscriber IS prepared to have all work commit
ted to his charge executed with prOmptness and
patch, at reasonable rates. Materials furnished at
market prices. All orders through the Post will re-
ceive prompt attention. JOHN WEIGH
jal06m 100 Thames street
MARINERS AND OTHERS desiring to en-
IL, ploy COLORED LAB0RERS and HOUSE SER
WANTS can procure the same by applying either in
person or by letter to Capt W. +. SPURGIN Local
SUPERINTENDENT Bureau Refugees, Freedmen. &C.,
DISTRICT OF Columbia corner of Fourteenth and NJ ,
sts., Washington. D. C. iaSl-im
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

COMPLETE CLOTHING IEousE-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention OF our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Mcssrs Smith, Bros,
Z Co, No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when NC say their present stock Of clothing
cannot he excellcd. Wo commend this firm 10 the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
Inc, They sell at small profits. and deal on the
lduaro with everybody.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-06

PROPHETS have no honor in their own country: but
this cannot be said Of perfumes. inasmuch as Pha-
Ions "NghtBloomns Ccrcus," the home-manufac-
tured product of the sweetest flowers of the West
ern hemisphere, has long since taken precedence of
all exotic extracts this side Of the Atlantic Sold
everywhere.
PUT THg QUESTION generally to your friends.
TO what preparation they use for their teeth and the
response, nine times out Of ten will be, Sozodont
lis longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that, az means Of identifying and preserving the
teeth. nvigorating the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath it has rival in sither hems-
nhere
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Hair Dypt Hair m

Hair Dye! Hair Dye!!-BACHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h armless-instantaneous and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown-reme-
lies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold By all Druggists. The genu-
inc is signed, W. A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street,
New York. fcl-d&wly
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EsHEID,

CARNAR.-At West Point, Georgia, on the Sth of
October of congestiye chills John Carnar in the
18th year of his age, eldest son of Maria and the late
John Carnar.
CLARK-0n Sd of February, Mrs Mary Clark,
aged 81 years.
H0LLAND.-0n the Sd inst. after a short and
Of J9hn G. and Malvina Holland, aged year and .
.RISTEAU On the I'd inst, DR.. Thomas c. Ris-
eau, OF Baltimore county, Md, in the list year Of
his age.
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COLGATE's HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated Toilet
ioaD in such universal demand is made from the
fo5ccs materials. is mild and eaoient in its nature
ragrGatly scented. and extremely beneficial in lis
scton upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Iaucy Goods Dealers
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E,OMMEssIoNERs FOR OPENING

OFFICE or THE APPEAL TAX CorRT, J
City HALL, Baltimore, Feb ,, 1866 !
The Judges of the Appeal Tax Court as Commits
iOners for opening streets i'll the city of Baltimore
herebyg give notice that they will meet on MONDAY,
the 18th day of March, 1866, at o'clock P. NJ. at the
oiilce OF the Appeal Tax Court City Hall, and pro-
assigned to and required of them in regard to open
ing and c0ndemning Hoffman street from Cathedral
TO Lovegroye alley in accordance with an ordi-
nance Of the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore,
approved October %, 1865.
JOSEPH SIMMONS,
GEO ". GORDON,
DAVID TAYLOR
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MARRIER.

YLOR-THOMPSON.--By Rev. Mr.. Gardner.
John W. Sayor to Miss Isabella Thompson on the
LIST inst. all of this city.
TURNER-LONE.-At the NJ. f. Church. Light
street. Baltimore. February 5th. inst. by the Rev
Isaac P. Cook. Capt J. Thomas Turner, of Washing
ton Territory, to Miss Laura Amanda Love- daughter
of jos. X. Love, Esq, Of this city.
AD- Washington Territory and Philadelphia pa
pers please COPY.
kREBS-SHAW.-At Evansville Indiana, on the
3Qth of January by Rev. Vim. ii. McCarer Geo. j..
krebs to Imogene, daughter of the late Captain 4.
Shaw of Baltimore.
McCABE-McCANN.-O the 2Sth ultmo, at the
Church of the immaculate Conception. by the Rev.
J. A. MOloney. Owen McCabe to Mary Mccain, both
of Baltimore.
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
w. MERRILL, Agent,
ia Baltimore street.
ss~We call our readers attention to SMITH, BR0s
I Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH, BRos. & Co.'S popular Clothing House. No
o West Baltimore street.
Our new stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
opened at 50 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
;iall.
Call and our new styles Of Gents Furnishing
foods al IS West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties, Scarfs &c
at West Baltimore street, noxt to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
noce street. next to the great Furnishing House.