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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

"HpREwARp, THE LAST OF THE ENGL!sA,
:, +hn EEfs title of a new novelty Charles Kings,
lev s The hero is Hereward, the son od;I 4i Ear.
Teofric and the famous Lady @ GouiN%I tbe
Hereward the outlaw ana ;l,, Eeis ;% fheir strug.
last champion of the Engnsn .dar In .M whose
Seeds were long sung by the minstrels' anO
told bv old wives over the winter hre
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16
Benton, Miss, Jan. 2, 1866

30 LoIn %een shown compound interest note, s
TInited Tt,f states currency, purportlng 10 ue
fnr % the sum of $50, which is a daneeiU%0 .Rs Un'
counterfeit, intended Ito. to oeoedVe and denomns @
wary hcb Ill bS has s.,0 appeared in our city, and
1Son we caution our readers to be on ther @ guaru
im we monetary US transactions.-N. 0. Times
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

~A ouerist asks the Columbus nue. ,, -
Boanerges is plural pray no" y 49, ~: Is
write it in the singularl" And II MOSES =
singular, how would you write 1t III 'A'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

1obr R Thompson, formerly editor on
,O oGnn snntHern % Literary Messengei lis residlr
tine F~~Iand sOu in Strengthened circumstances
IN nnd Is said to be contributing translataonS Mnna
an% erom - the he, German for. BlackwoOds Maga-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

obangs ang have been recognized at several OF OF
Members Tme of Congress; and the pGss-Umo1 Jmor
Pr letters, and admits their rights TO Seno
- -aceiye all mail matter tree.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

+ "a stated that so many rag plckers
of Paris n perished of cholera, that the Gov
or erpment nasOS Seriously thought of interdictng
rag picking during the epidemic. .s,1 SeTGn- zen
tenths of the rag pickers OF Paris zen VIC
%;xoa %o the disease.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

Con1ress has taken the subject IN hano anu n
nron0ses to levy a tax ofonly ag6t Genus Pe, -
hound on it. let us see what VIII 1e - IT, NO.
deducting cost of production and O'nSA f ,.or.
cessarv expenses. Quite number OF pe
sons are renting lands and hiring iaDoI W
nrodnce cotton. without perhaps counting
the cost Suppose we take plan.a.iioA
I50 acres and ten laborers, as our oaSAS
figure little: a -zo M -
Rent of land at S. per acre, ''0 " " "
Hire of ten hands at siS'0O p' s / 500 90 :
RatiOns per hand $50 each 400 10
| Clothing $50 each 5O OO
Medical bill s. each * COL
One Cook so 90
Rations for Cook oO0 30 ,
) Oyerseer or Manager eO 90
/, Rations for same
| RIacksmith's account, lncluo1hs ,oo M
axes and hoes
, Ir+arest ON amount invested IN ,o- ool
+ mules, wagons, &C
! Corn for mules for months'
u saw from Ist Jan. to lst
: Sent. 800 bushels at $l,oO ..o M
r ner pushel e Como 100 90 |
n Fodder or hay for same
( Incidental expenses for sdl'' IN 90 |
q nails, &c,
S. s425O,OO
~. cotton: A hand may cultivate
+an acres. and if no accident belall Uho nIas
he - viii be safe ocalculate on saA par"3
va which will give us 6O paleS VI lr md foots
We " cotton. which at 80 cents per pounu ioo''
nd up s. 200. .:o q 1850 90
nu aa Expense of production 1910 90
ned Deduct tax ol Q Ient' 49, 120 90
tod State tax 81 per bale
in Corporation tax II solo III "a" 120 90
nh zoo lily bola Is 0O
led Weighing 25 cents per oaie
ich , s6425, ,O(
aS Deduct the $6425 from s77:
Dhc $1,000 and there remains
une Income. State and County 10
tax say
the $3.50 0
'n0 Remainder, rs tha
+b;nI 7 have put the expenses at less sli11 ~
the 1T thew will be and the productlol1 Luz
n re- "naI h;rb "a NAV be expected, IT we nave
the ond cron year but should 1t be o1heL eI, 10
ppli- goUu 1reII r to the S65O,00 profit, and tae
eclp mainder will be say, one thoasanu po'T1hni Thir
nteo nrnduce and few potatoes. perhaps nr
y re- aDts ner pound will be hIgh a!efGe+
ana ax+ fall iudging from present 1,os
ltlcal III stock on hand is larger than "a'
pect- ltd and there will be raised at leae' -
nesty oron which will be sufficient TO InlA Ky W.
!kinS the course staples of the East anu th1ao Ia
Mis- Ieen the world supplied for whlle e. aE l0tl
% 1.ro re- Relieving my "facts ana nguIeS on III
Fres- s erably correct, 1 shall go 1t strohs on
ution, anu Ai0A' ONE HORSE FARMER
] COM Ror+on. Miss, Jan. 2, 1866
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

ian professor. DR.. Beck. Although he
found the students strongly imbued
with rationa;istic opinions, ridiculing
the doctrines of the Reformation, he
boldly raised the standard oforthodoyy.
Being possessed of great learning, and
preaching Christ and hissalvation with
dienccs, he soon gained the hearts of
the students, anshis now the most pop
ular and distinguished professor in Tu-
bingen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
ETCELSTOR! ETCELSTOH,
... CIAsTELLER'S
HAIR E:NTE Il MIN ..,cOr: =.

ron Removing surEsFLFpUs uAIG.
To thu ladies especially this inva!fahc tclatory
commenas itself, as being indispensable" article f..
male beauty, Is easily applied AMI dies burn IN.
jurc the skin but acts directly the roots II Is
rented to e:i hair frcn low frehcads or
from part Of the body, completely, totally and rad
ically eNtirating the same leaving the skin soft smooth
and natural This the only article used by the French
and is the only real ercctua depilaory in existence
Price 81 90 per package, sent postpaid 10 any address
receipt If order, by BERGER, SnrTrS. Co.
Chemists, 2s5 River Street, Troy \. Y. Sg.2i-iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
CH!.STsLLElE':s
WHITE u I'D ENAMEL.

For improving and Beautif,in- the C"mplcxion
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use. for
giving the skin beautiful prarl like tint that is oniY
found in youth. 1t IHchly Tan, Frcckles.
Puppies, Bl"che Moth Patches, Saown"ss, frT tons
and NIL impurities Of tie skin, kindly ealing the same.
leaving the skin wr and clear a,ahastcr. Its use
cannot hc detected hI l closest scrutiny and bring
vegetable preparation is r.ectly harmless /, Is the
only article {" the Kind used hy the French, and is
sir'crca by the pariS'tns in iScnsih" TO peri
toilet. Upwards of 50 Ert hotties sold during the
past year, guarantee Of its efficacy Price only -
CENTS. Sent hv mail postpaid. receipt u' order ~
BERGER, SHUTS, co. Chemists,
smelly 80 Ey cr Street Troy, NY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30


e A holy liiS spent in the Sc, vice of
Tod, and in communion with Him, is
without DOUBT, the most pleasant and
comfortable life that any man can live
In this world. -lHclonctaoa. ss>s ---.sgza
MANY favors which God giveth us
rarel out for want of hcnmipg. Through
our own unthankfulness: for though
prayer purehaseth blessings, giving
praise doth keep the quiet possession OF
them. FuNcr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

fRAILTY OF MAN.-lIow often is the
HE oil man, even IN It's fairest and love-
Hest, It's most splendid, most admired,
and most fatterinS appearances, sud.
assniy and prematurelyg cut down, like
the expanding flower of the morning,
IN all Its vigorous freshness, and all its
giitterlng pride and beauty, falling be-
fore the scythe. - r,tsOr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
The Combination Silver Skirt

This invention combines with the ordinary cotton
skin the advantages If silver skirt: the bottom
hnops the those used in ia" Silver skirt
the ering If which cannot of. whr the upper
covered with COTTON. No lady having once
Of eur skirts will he willing to any ether
the lover Hoops II all other kinds injured
and soilca. g5 ....E ,...- s.. ~
Tir beSt materials are uscd In their construction
and from their durability and ,tness they destined
20 become 4 Fl TORITE SKIRT!
For sale by Misr i Wilson and Albert Alien Cedar
Falls, lswa I3iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
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Back Numbers an hc supplied u, any time. 3 .
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

DARKNESS FAVORABLE TO FArTEN-
iNG.-lt isa fact that all animals fattep
faster in'diihly lighted places, than the
Full light of day. This is well known
y ~. respect to fowls. Fran. experiment
ns'de with sheep, conclusions have
oeeh reached that in q dark shed, well
ventilated and properly warm, they
w1hsuaakstln most'matton fronla Civ
en- amount of food. But dark stables
are not good for horses, or breeding
stock of any kind; fat is not with such
the mostin,portant object in view.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30


The MOST IMPORTANT DEcREE.-.A
person in the lower ranks at Lochwin-
hocli, whose life and practice had been
everything but that of genuine
christian, was, nevertheless a great
Spectator on the high points of divini-
~: This unhallowed humor remained
with him to his death-bed, and he was
won't to pcrp.ex anitrouble himself and
his visitors with knotty questions on
The Divine DEGREES, and kindred topics.
THOMAS Orr, a person Of very differ
eht character, was sitting at his bed
SIDE, endeasoring to turn his attention
70 his more immediate concerns. "Ah.
Niliian,s,h said he, "tlis is the decree
you have at present to do With, "He
that beliereth shall be saved he that
believeth not shall be damned"
II the celebrated University Of Tu-
bingen, where the great infidcl work,
" The Life of Jesus" was composed by
Strauss, and where the learned and
popular professor, DR.. Baur, founded
his celebrated rationalistic system, at
tempting to prove that Peter and Paul
Taught two very different religions,
thcre is ROW II ..!lAtLi, earnest Christ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

VI" WANTED. Board, in q private f,,,,i.
~ Whefe fhcre are no other boarders
ahdno children. "-Advcrtisement in
an exchange paper.
Heaven pity the author of that adycr-
tlscment! tgwllerc there are no child
rem What a commentary upon the
disposition and affections of one tina,
peFlihaps, calls himself asma,t How u.
terry HSariance with the Fteachinos IF
the Elessed Savior of the world. "E.x-
cel't ye-e become rs little ch0f1rea, We
can M no wise enter the kingdom of
heaven, was among his NEST e.nphat
lc declarations. We need not go to the
book OF books for authority to condemn
The owner of such a mind, but into the
every day walks of life. When we see
man avcree to the society of children.
we ma mornc and selfish mortal Of
hut little use to himself and entirely
UNIT TO Ilany position in social life
NO other boardcrs and no children"
why not go to the mountain businesses
where not even the hoot of mn oy,
NH greet Your unwilling ears? Who
are you ld-whcre did you come FROM
NO children! indeed, Were You ever !,
enid? or Gid You stand forth an anon
oily in creation, a second Adam .
woe to tl!G woman or brute even that
makes the acquaintance of such a man
II man he may be termed Woo ,n
society that has such members, and
woe indeed to the.heart that could Ut
Ter such sentiment, a desolate and
dreary desert indeed would earth he
without childrcn.---T lama County
Union.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
FEsEE TO EVs.sskF30D3.
THE GUIDE 10 HEALTH AID BEAUTY,


IL teaches how to remove Tan Frsck'cs P,mples.
Blotchcs Moth Patches, Sal!owncsS, Erulti ard al
impurities Of the skin: h"w to cnamf the skin leaving
1t white an! GEAR rs aaltastrr how produce the o..
i st dtvcl"pCmct Of tie female form las piactcrd
tie French causing the bust to grow round and fu
and II the form has been lost by padding. iacng
teriy iest"rn" il to than It's original fullnes,
trmncSs, and beauty. 1t teaches bow to reduce IN size
the hands and the feet produce curpuency the
verse remove SupcriEOus hair CUrHs. Bu.iur-,
Warts, and Noes: rrnew Your az cure drunkenness,
Catarrh. DysFrsia 'crN"s Debility sc; how to fasci-
nate and gain the love ard affection of any person Yea
may choose together with other useful and valuable H..
formation. M young lady ga tleuan should faii
send their address IL tt" un rsgrc, aud receive by
turn mntl copy "f Ills valuable worS, in sealed
Veiupe free uf charge Al,ire =
BEEGEE, SHUTS. & co Chemists
sB-2iJ 80 River Street, Troy y. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

tn BdadM and Holland linen isatp n
pared Beautifully, Because tile washer
women use refined borax, instead of
soda, asa washing powder. y One large
handfsI Of borax is used TO every ten
gallons Of water, and the saving of SOAP
is,S'id to be one-half4 Foralaees and
cambrics, an extra quantity is used.
Borax d9es not ;iniure the, linen, and it
softens the hardest water. A teaspoon.
ful of borax added to an ordinary sized
Kettle of hard water, in which it is al,
lowed to boil, will efitctually soften
the water ''"'ss' On sT'F.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1867,

INSCRIPTIONS.
1867.
The Publishers have rer!cctcda system Of mailing by
wiich they supply the Magazine AID Weekly prompt
iy those who prefer to receive their periodicals direct
" from the Occ Of Publication Post,nascrs and 9th
DESTROYS of getting up Cgbs viii be supplied with
Show. Bill on application.
The postage Iarpcr's Weekly is 20 cents year
which must be paid at the subscribers posi- office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30


RECEIPT FOR -CuHtNG MEAT-To !
gal Hog = twatcr, odd lbs. of salt, ! IL
al Sugar, ! or. Of saltpctrc, or. of pot
ash. In this ratio The pickle to be in.
erHscd1o any Huahtity desired. Let
these be boiled togctheruntil all the dir;
from the sugar. rises to. the top and il
SKINNED off Then put into a tuh
to cool, and when cold pour it over
your beef or pork, to remain the usual
time, say fouror five weeks. The meat
must be wei covered with pickle. and
should not be'put down for at least two
or three Gays after killing; during
which time it should be slightly sprin
kled with. powdered saltpetre, which
removes all the surface blood, &c. ,leav-
ing the meat fresh and clean. Some
omit boiling the pickle, ard find it to
DO Vel, though the operation of boil.
ing purifes the pickle by throwing of.
the dirt always to be found in salt and
sugar. If this receipt is properly tried,
1t will meyer be abandoned. There is
none superior if 50 good.-Gcr-
manioun Telegraph.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
SsBSCHE"'El0NS.
1897

~ T5SNEsE "A1UNS.
1887.
The Publishers hare perfected system OF mailing h.
which they supply the Magazine and Weekly
promptly 10 these WI" prefer to receive their period
Gals directly ircm tie Office OF Publication.
The postage lIarrrrs Magazine Is - cents yea
which MIST &c paid at The aaj,c! tiers post Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

AVERAGING ulae market prices of
meat and those of stock on the hoof at
the present time, there is clear profit
to the butcher of about $50 on every
beef, and SO on every sheep carcass
sold. wonder butchers get fat and
rich. People will save money by kill
Ing for themselves their jown;beef and
mutton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
Spring Bed Bottom,

OF which thousands are now already In nse.
sales Dom over Plummcr's Drug Store Factory over
Browns Saw Mill. ~ .
2l.ly T.. SILLEkk. Arf.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

This Medicine Is CERTAIN TO ALMOST ENTIRELY SUPPRESS
nm TERRIBLE AND AGoNiZisG PAINS or cuiLD.EigT
Mthers YOU know how much yon suilar lo~ You dread
YOU approaching confinement, and how io3isii Is Tor
yu to suffer longer when there Is necessity fr H. One
battle OF the Mothers Relies is all require II
will make labor pains easy. will make YOU healthy
and strong eore confinement aud greatly hasten your
recovery. Tr, IL! Try IL! Try it,
Druggists supplied promptly on order by the dozen
bottles, at liberal discount. Price ~ per battle
Sent l., express any par, Of the country. address
DIR. J SPEAR LASiER r. D. d. aver 800. Chicago.
LARuESToKY, Isl :. Wells -.
Er,cScse Red stamp fer C'rcTar ], at
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
T,hcANnlacateads
Have an eye to the wood pile before
the roads g-gct bad and tie wea tha
stUrxly. IL 49, ~ ~ w

Take the inner or white husks Of
corn, and after cutting off and throw
ing awayEhs butts, Clip the remainder
into pieces from onc-eighth TO ONE half
an inch wide, mix them well as they
nre put into the tick, and you will have
bed as elastic as feathers, apl far
heattkior. fs$F&s'TSs esSpEs IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
DIR. JACKsoy,s ORIENTAL LINIMENr

Removes all GOODNESS, and rcjnvenates organs whie
have been dormant for years 1t will any
iRipotency. and increase the passions for an
reasonable time. Can be mailed with perfect safety
Price so per bottle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-31
RICHMOND WING.
ITEMS OF NEWS.

Thirteen men were hung for murder in different
parts Of the United States ON Friday the I'm Instant
Fxperiments are being made in New York for The
usa oi petroleum as a heat 70 steam generators
T,,o women we're detected yesterday stealing
.sonven,r from the White House and were arrested.
. c.,e-,I steele. the new Commander Of the North
ern Pacific Coast has arrived at san Francisco.
senator's Parsons and Houston, Of Alabama, are
ON their way 10 Washington.
New York city pays S37, l56,4ll internal revenue
t,,,es and about SlOOOO,OOO additional Tor stamps
$50 head Tor each OF the inhabitants.
General Terry, OF Virginia has conferred upon
All the officers Of the Freedmeds Bureau IN that State
the power Of Provost Marshals.
william II. Treuscott has arrived in Washington,
from south Ciroin 10 confer with the Government
upon matters relating u that State.
II i said that fNy Republican members of the
House are in favor Of the early admission Of the
Tennessee members.
Generals sherman, Thomas, Meade and Sheridan
will uext week report TO General Grant, in Washing
ton. mon the condition Of their Departments.
Thor are 100 OOO claims OF deceased soldiers heirs
awaiting settlement in the Treasury AT Washington.
In the Third Auditors office ten years will be required
T. settle Quartermasters' accounts.
The people Of Louisville are anxious TO have the
ca9tal OF Kentucky removed 20 that city. The City
Councils have appropriated $500 OOO for the necessary
public buildings.
The committee of WAYS and Means, it Is reported
have indefinitely postponed Secretary McCulloch ;
financial bill. Mr. Morrill, the chairman, VIII report
a new bill, embOdying the views OF the Committee
Il is said the President will issue proclamation
declaring the rebellion at an end and the south
restored 10 the Union as soon "a he hears OF the
satisfactory condition Of affairs in Texas from Co
werner Hamilton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-31

EAMILY DYE COLORS.
PATENTED OCTOBER 49, 1868.
Black, Dark Green,
Black for SILK, Light Green,
Dark Blue, Magenta,
Light Blue, Maize,
French Blue, Maroon,
Claret Brown, Orange,
Dark Brown, Pink,
Light Brown, Purple,
Snuff Brown, Royal Purple,
Cherry, Salmon,
Crimson, Scarlet,
Dark Drab, Slate,
Light Drab, SOferino,
Fawn Drab, Violet,
Light Fawn Drab, Yellow,
For Dying Silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods Shawls,
Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Children's Cloth
|. ing, and all kinds of
Wearing Apparel.
EE saving of eighty per cent. sN
For % cents you color many goods AS would
otherwise cost FIVE times that sum. Various shades
can he produced from the same dye. The process Is
simple, and any the Dye with perfect sue
Directions in English French and German, inside oil
each package. HOWE STEVENS,
260 Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
oc9-6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-31
R- Established 1885.

TINO THE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND
i STOREKEEPERS OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, AND
VICINlTY.-The great advance in prices OF every ar
Gle of domestic use hrst brought out
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE.
since its Introduction in 1851 well liked has it be-
come in consequence Of its excellent flavor and very
healthy properties, besides its great economy, being
ON y half the price of the best Java Cofee-that il has
found its way into nearly every private family, hotel
restaurant and boarding house in the principal cities Of
the East North and West and as it undoubtedly will in
''' KEYT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
is prepared from pure Coffee and Dandelion Root which
il known as possessing great nourishing and nvigora
with pure Coffee is free from the deleterous effects
produced by the ordinary store eoHees or pure coffee
KEST's EAST INDIA COFFEE
produces no nervous excitement nor headache, but is
healthy palaable and nourishing. 1t can be used by
the invalid as well as by the strongest person.
The eminent DR.. Prime says;
"EENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE
is worthy Of all praise and should be used by all
noInical house keepers.'
Professor UphAm, one Of our most eminent chemists
:IeOusider
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
A national blessing. l have been unable to use any
coffee for over twenty years past, until Kents East In
ala Coffee was recommended TO me- ltProduees neither
hes lache nervous prosraon Of the system as is
The case Of every other coffee have ever used
The eminent Bishop Ames, Bishop Potter, Bishop Ba-
ker Rev Dr. Richardson, Professor James Boyle DR..
Esps, ana many other Of our most distinguished men,
All bear testimony TO the great excellence OF
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
4. A pleasant wholesome family beverage, combined
with household economy while TO the storekeeper It
handsome profit and gives general satisfaction
| TO his customers.
/ KEYT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
l. rcked in papers containing pound, true weight
AMI retains its delightful aroma length Of time. IL
packed in containing &c. 90 and loo pounds, for
SIIeers and large consumers.
street, New York RICHARD DAVIS