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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
lConnneI for lhp Cnre ess.

Tho body is machine, and carelessness in its man
agemsnt as to lead evil results carelessness
in the management OF steam engine. Yet the last
thing that most people think Of is the protection Of this
most delicate piece of the Creators handiwork from
the subtle causes of disease by which Is surrounded.
1t no easy thing TO repair the system whSn in ruins;
but there no difficulty in iortiiyng it against many Of
the dangers to which IL is exposed Guard against
nervous debility At the first symptom of this forerun
ner OF more serious ailments sustain the tagging
giss Of nature with HOSTETTERiS STOMACH BIT
TERS Take IL Pulary and persistently until bodily
vigor is thoroughly restored. 1t creates appetite,
promotes or 1t might as properly be said compes-ths
compste digestion OF the food, regulates the secrotive
action Of the liver and invgorates the bowels
improves the condition Of the blood and gives -mness
to the nerves. Upon system thus strengthened and
regulated ia all its important funcions the fogs and
exhaations of autumn, pregnant with the elements of
Intermittent aud Ienittent fever make little
impression Whoever supposes that fever and ague Is
an una vodabe evil in certain districts, at this
Of the year, is egregiousy mistaken AZ efectuay as
draueht Of cola air is shut out by the closing Of
door, this complaint and all disorders of miAsmatio
type, may be presented by the use of the BITTERS.
When sickness can be avoided by means safe and
smples not the meres fatuity to neglect the proer
cd antidotel Regarded either as preventive
cure for dyspepsia, bousness, inermtent fever
vons dsorders general debility, constipation Of the
bowels this purely vegetable prep araton stands alone.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
TASIATlC CHOLERA in CHINA.

Messrs PERRY DAvI5d SON
'DEAR SIRs During long residence In China have
used your invaluable Pain Killer both In my own family
and hmong the Uhinese, and have found II most
cellent medicine. In the summer OF "a and 81 while
residing jp Shanghai found u sn almost certain cure
for ohoefa, ntsed In time Indeed, using tin great
rssa sseD NJ IN. nacs
mord than fifty niles from physiciap, apd have been
Obliged pften 70 upon my reAbnfces In ca1es of
for ipedjcne dnd advice. Though without medical
knowedke odfAelves the few simple semediss We can
command much u hdvapcef nvsn OF fhnir phyni-
Clans that We have almost ds pblckfions Wo allow
them . come because brngP hs in eoltsct with them
ena speqs aoor 70 nsennse. ~ np,aLinH3n pae1 e9o,
Ypdf, vsiS tiaiy, W 7 4. P.cRAwFoRD.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

Mrs. Bowers played Cleopatra in San
Francisco recently, and the manager advor-
tised that he wonld, during the galley scene,
by some simple mechanical contriyance, pro-
ject into the auditorium delicate odor, which
will complete the illusion wrought by the
gorgeous set Of the stage, and realize the
poets idea of the luxurious magniicence
surrounding Egypt's beautiful Queen"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

Gen. Lersundi, Captain General of Cuba,
has not proclaimed for the provisional gov
ernment Of Spain, but will maintain order
and enforce the laws. He says he is loyal
Spaniard, and only retains and governs the
island as portion, of the Spanish dominions,
irrespective of the parties governing the
other country. He claims 10 protect the lives
and property Of the citizens, and will impede
serve peace. q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
Af.xxsrs's LUNG BAxsA1G,
-Ti phafthe Doctors aav.

Amos wooIly, NJ. d. ,of Koscinsko Co., Indiana, says:
"or three years past have used ALIENS LUNG BAL.
BAhL enaifeB in my practice, and satisfied there
ls no better medicine Tor lung diseases In usen
lsaac Dofan, M. D., Of Logan County, Ohio sayB:
"ALLKEiB LUNG BALgAM not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction In every case within knowl'
edge. hayng conndeucs IN y and knowing that y pos'
daily practice and with unbounded success AZ an
eKpsctcrant u so certainly far ahead Of any prepar
ation have ever yet knoNnn 1850 u
Nathaniel Hafris, n; D., q MiddlebuT, Vermont,
says. u have no doubt 80 win soon become classical
agent Tor the cure Of ~ Diseases Of the Throat
RronshiHi Tubes and the InngA"
DIR LLOYD OF Ohio, huffeon 10 the grmy during the
war from exposure, contracted consumption. He says
II have he1they VI stating that t was by the Of
your LONG BALsAM that am now alive and enjoying
healihn
d. Fletcher, d Missouri sap sf.1 recommend your
BAIHAM Ia preference TO any other medicine for Coughs
and Ii gives satisfaction"
ALLEE's LUlio BALsAM la ths. ramady TO cure al
Lung and Throat difficulties 1t should be thuroufhly
feetbd before using ans other Basam II Wi cure when
all others fail Directions accompany each bottle,
/ ~ IN. HARRIS CO., Sole pTopfietors Cincinnati,
4 Ohio FOLD by all druggists. octl9Iy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

During the Italian operate season ol
some months at Hambourg, the following
amounts were paid in salaries: TO Mdlle Adj
eiina Patti, FIVE thousand franks for ten per.
fofmances; and every night they sing, to M
Naudin, fifteen hundred francs, Rerger, one
thousand francs, Agnes, one thousand franco
and Madame Grosd eight hundred franco.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

"A letter from independence, Inyo county,
California. states that q large column Of dense
smoke was observed rising from the noun
tains in the direction OF Walker'sPsesa Ere
duent shocks Of earthquake were felt, accom-
panied by q loud noise like thunder, indica-
ling volcano in that vicinity. m3 N
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

DIR. stone, the sculptor, now In Rome,
has shipped for Washington, in d govern
ment vessel, the statue OF Alexander Hanni-
ton, which he has executed byordeinof Con,
gress for the vacant niche on the landing OF
one Of the grand staircabes. The, nichea On
the other staircase landings are occapIed
already by statues Of FiAhklin, Jefferson aud
aa \. o. l4HN ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

The radical party contains something over
twenty thousand men, who, In the various
grades of the party organization, are recog-
nized as 'tleaders. y" In 1850, the aggregate
possessions of these men .amonnt to ST..
627 600. In 1868 theiraggregate possessions
amount to $794, GAO, ,0OG The difference Is
the amount which their support ofthep party
has enabled them to extract from the sub
stance Of the people. Isit any wonder thai
they should. desire continuance OF &c
profitable an occupation as they find the
t.cause of LOYALTY" to be?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

nR, WHITTTER, III 81. Charles street,
St Louis, Moo tends free "a pagos, sealed giving
full symptoms cause plans Of cure etc, for sexual De-
DiY the result nf sen abuse excesses exposures, etc
In both sexes, married OF SINGLE end all veneroa de
eases, no ma'ter who failed. State you casa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

"A Danish brig which recently arrived at
New York from Porto Cabellos reports having
passed ia the ocean Q large tree etsnalng
perpendicular, about ten feet Of which was
out Of the water. t....ai. IN a baa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

=. Rsecb5- Coon 10 Look UPoM The
Cincinnati Enquirer says: "The Democrat
party was m power during the most pros
perolIs wears the country has ever known,
iphe honor ma credit " the Governmens
was maintained and upheld at home and
abroad By its broad, liberal, policy, im-
miornnts were entouiagede TO make this
country their home and become its citizenA
state after State wlA addedto the Repub-
lic. Prosperity aud freedom went hand in
hand under the shield Unconstitutional lib
erty, America was pre-eminent among the
oldest and greatest nations of the world.
No Eederal ax.gatherer was seen among
the people, No bastile darkened the face
Of the hand, No military sattaps were set
M superior 10 the ciyilpower. The Union
was preserved by forbearance, ktndliness
and Compromise The General Govern
ment was ielt only in the blessings it con
ferred upon the people. And yet, we are
told that the Democratic partyis the enemy
of the country, and should not be trusted
with the administration y ,fo
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

AMiss Jean Hosmer played Elizabeth in
Rochester. Thntsday 1nght, aud fooMyed the
highest of praise from the press for her i'm
peTsonation OF that character.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

The air advertises PHALoN's FLOR DE
MAYO.n the new perfume for tho handkerchief
Delightful pu5 of the article encountered IN every
place Of annsement at every party in every drawing
room Tens Of thousands OF handkerchefs difnse the
invisible evidence 5f It's virtues in all directions and
none name 1t but 10 praise" Sold by all druggists.
LIEUT.. F. M GnLnAND, of Paducah,
KY, who was confined for II months in the Libby Pris-
on and was there attacked by Dyspepsia In lite worst
FORM and 30 debilitAted that he could not walk
sduafe states that he haa been entirely cured by OoEs
DYBPEPsIA CphR. Let the suffering try T.
ADVICE is like medicine-easy enough to
give and easy enough 70 take. A good conscience 10 q
fOretase Of heaven. Ths two best perfumes rav-
cling are pure heart and "Flor Del Santo,n Wood
lworthia new extract for the handkerchief.
WILL all those afIIieisd with Cough or Consumption
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

GEN. Howard, who has just returned
from an extensive tour in the south, in a
recent speech in Washington, was conf
pelled to admit that he found sthe people
there loyal and peaceably disposed, and
that though an officer of the hatred freed
mans bureau, he was elsewhere treated
with civility. This is the evidence OF a
leading radical against the false charges OF
his own party , p -..u
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

GOVERNOR ENGLISH said in Washington
that the vote in Connecticut on Monday
last; as understood in that state, IN favor.
able to the democrats, and that Connecticut
will certainly give large majority for sey-
mnnr and BlNir
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29
"Debt Bearing Coin interest ;,

The official circulars of the secretary of
the treasury for the last two months give
the following total, each month, of 'debt
bearing coin interest"
September |, 1868. 81, ,096, ,49l, 100 90
October L. 1868 S................ 2,lOO,lb4, 3OO w
An increase of $3,662, ,552 in Hdebt
bearing coin interest, the last thirty days !
The sameauthority from which we take
the above figures enablesus to compare the
"debt bearing coin interest now with the
debt bearing coin interest one year ago,
thus: r54. 10 -.
October l. 1867 s67...........,. 81, ,645, 1886, ,14l 90
October /, 1868. ............. 2,1O0,1 0,164,200 90
An increase of 1854, 958. 1853, 20 in "debt
bearing coin interest" the last twelve
months
ANY one who doubts the veracity ofthese
figures is at liberty to consult the circulars
of the secretary of the treasury on our
table. They reached US under his official
frank.
Perhaps some bright and intelligent
tanner can tell the tax payers why they
are expected to pay interest in coin on
nearly four millions more of the debt now
than thirty days ago, and on nearly four
hundred millions more than year ago J
Nor only cannot tMassaehusettsradica
stomach Bntler, but even the New York
Times, which swallows everything and any
thing without qualm, rejects him. That
journal says: 20
"Paradoxical as it may seem, hundreds
of Grant men will vote Tor Butler. In less
than six months from next Novemer, every
republican that votes that way will curse
himself for 80 doing. Buffers ambition
now is to be reelected. After that ualnus
imnedicdbie. Personally, the contest is be-
tween q gentleman and blackguard; q
consistent politician and an unscrupulous
renegade; an honest man and man that
makes honesty matter Of policy of dollars
and cents. Republicans here regret the
phase the congressional contest in the Fifth
district has assumed, but it is satisfactory
TO know that the respectable and dignifed
portion of the party in that district have
Lprotestedagainst the return ofB. f.. Butler
to congress.
When a radical sets out to abuse radi-
cal, he usually makes q very thorough job
of it. This arises, primarily, from the fact
that blackguardism is the strongest point
of radical; and. secondly, from the fact
that radicals SO accurately understand each
other. 10
SEEING that il took the negroes eleven
days to vote for a convention in Arkansas
and two weeks to vote on the question Of
Constitution In Mississippi, it is desired TO
know from some of the Radical leaders
how long it is proposed that these gifted
gentleman shall have wherein TO vote us q
President. The eConstitution, TO be sure,
says that the election is 10 be had on one
and the same day, but in as much as all
this negro suffrage businessym coniessedly
outside Of that instrument. the query is in
order. How many days is Cuff to have
The last number Of the New York World
received here has complete returns 6f the
Connections election, showing that the de
mocracy carried o majority Of the towns
and made large gains on the popular vote.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-29

TIE last number Of the New York World
received here has complete returns 6f the
Connections election, showing that the de-
mocracy carried o majority Of the towns
and made large gains on the popular vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03
Tn. Breach If Prom,s. Case.

Yesterday in this case in the Circuit Court,
Judge Fisher, the Court ruled that question
IN reference to matter relevant to the case
having been asked and considered by Mrs.
Boyer that she did no; remember, il was per.
fee;ly competent to introduce other testimony
10 prove that the conversation which Mrs
Beyer did not remember lid take place, aud
also its character. The witness Striker was
recalled, and testified that he had such CONVEX
sation, and Mrs Boyer said Lizzie only wanted
LENS money. He knew Lizzie waited in the
beer garden at Beyers; thinks she is loveable
woman, Tor ne has seen men with their arms
around her; witness thinks she is q very good
woman in that way-that is, woman that
liked 10 be Rugged, that's all. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyer. the witness said, got mp fictitious mar
riages; they hal drinks there and good times.
At one time Mrs. Boyer got mp a fctitious
marriage between Mr.. Lopez and Mrs. Ban
man: Charles Mades, Mr.. Lien. aud others
he knew IL was a humbug.
This morning, Fred. Smith was sworn, and
corroborated the testimony Of Striker as TO
Mrs. Boyer having said that the girl (piaintifD
told her all she wanted was Liens money.
Joseph A. Cook testified that he had been to
beyers often: saw Lizzie; saw men with their
hands on her when drinking or waltzing did
not think 1t was wrong; never saw anything
indelicate in her conduct.
Chas. Hunt testified that he knew ths con
plainant. thought she acted freely. On one
occasion, waltzed with her, had drink to-
gether, and when he left she squeezed his hand
harder than he was used 10 having II squeezed
by strangers; and he said, ''you must not take
out of this butter-pot, this butter is sold,''
(meaning that he was merried;) went there
afterwards on one occasion, saw Lizzie in the
midst of bad women, at the garden, drinking;
never saw any other liberties. Witnes stated
be was Dane by BIRTH was educated in the
mill 'nry school at Copenhagen; knew how TO
speak seven different languages; come here in
1861, as an officer, but there being too many
officers 70 the regiment he left and went to
work driving a dray.
On cross-examination witness said he thought
from the manner of bidding him good bye it
was an act of love. and the witness giving ex.
amplss OF how she shook hands with him.
Created much m errirnent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

The Coop FELLows.-Lodge No. >. of A. O.
G- r. have elected the following officers
Jonah T. Ford, p. e.; Jacob Peyser. W e.
John j. Bradley, V. e.; Aman Behrend,
Chaplain; James Kipp. 4. 3; T. Thompson, r.
-; > Goodman. Treasurer: T. T. Riley, War
den; T. Cohen, Junior Warden; w. wineSer-
ger. Tyler; l.. Morris. JUNIOR Tyler. This
Lodge was organized out a few weeks ago an ID
has gone 10 work in good earnest with yery
hne prospects of dong much service in ad :
yaneing the cause of this order. Applications
nave been made Tor charters for two new
lodges here, and the National Grand Lodge are
expected here about the middle of shis month
70 install the officers and 10 institute a Grand
Lodge Of the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

ORPHANS CorRT, Jsfye PErcel.-To.day,
Amanda Ortenstein was apprentIced TO his
uucle N. III. Miller, who was also appointed
guardian John V. Coburn obtained letters
of administration on the estate OF John Coburn:
bond, sl.SOe, and Ann Eliza Ray bold on estate
of samuel Harrington Ray oold-bond, $50.
The frst general account Of guardian TO or
phans Of Thos. j. Bar rett and individual ac-
counts were approved and passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

Bold THIEvISG OPERATIONS IN DAYLIGHT
During the past two weeks some adroit thief,
by watching offices Of members of the bar il
the vicinity OF the City Hall, has found chances
to take away some OF the lazy hound IN calf
upon their shelves, and recently from one Office
ne managed TO carry OF plat book of the city
and number Of valuable law books Some Of
these were offered for sale al a second hand
literary dealer at a low price, and he refused TO
buy them. He, however, took such q min ute
description of the party as to fl his Identity
He has not yet been arrested, simply because
no charge has been yet made, but if they are
not returned shortly one Of the losers will
prosecute him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03
MARRIED..

ACKER-ST. CLAIR. On the 10Th of Septem-
Der, by Rev. DR.. Green, Mr.. JACOB N. AK Err
to Miss MAGGIE ST. CLAIR. beth Of this city.
No cards.
WADSW0RTH-E EVERETT. On the Soth nit :.
at the Church Of the Ascension. by the Rev DR.
Pinekney, G EORGE A. WADSWORTH, OF Allia,
illinois, 20 MARY BELL, daughter of the late
Captain 7. 3. Everett, Of Maryland.
BOwEN-EVAETs. On Thursday. October /,
by the Rev. DR.. Butter. K. W. BOWEN to Mrs r.
u. ENARTS. all Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

HE BALTIMORE AND PCroMAC RAILROAD.
Inc prospects OF this road are in the highest
degree fiattering lust now We have from the
highest authority the cheering Information that
the hole road from MIllersyille to Washing
Ton, and from the junction 1t Collingtol TO
responsible contractors, who will push the
Molk forward with the least possible DELAY
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
ko3d mas othcially signified its desire to CO.
SPEEDY connection. The troubles about the
Hgnt OF way in Anne Arundel and the upper
part o. this county have all been most ami.
cably adjusted, and werkmen are now busy
nPOn the disputed ground without fear of fur.
IheF InteTruption.-PriEcs Gs0reiIE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a regular meet
ing of Excelsior division; No. 4, ). Of T., held
at Island Hall on Thursday night, the follow.
ing named officers were elected and installed
for the present quarter: Z Rougnton, w. p /;
James Boyce, w. A; T +. HALEY, X. s; VIM
r. Hunt, A. II. s; James Cairo, +. s. A. Il. H.
Lacy. Treasurer; Hunt, Chaplain; VIM.
Messer, Con; l. X. Boyd, A. Con-; VIM. Ben
nett, i. b; A. Il. Lacy, D. ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

TIE u. s. CoNvENrIoN OF UNuvRRsA LIsrs
manent church of that order in Tits civ. ana
furnish preachers for that purpose the COMING
year. II will be seen by notice in our Al YER.
Using columns that the con gregation in this city
has permanently engaged Netzerott Hall for
the meetings, commencing tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

SrAGNANT PooLs-Tne owners Of squares
Nos. Is. -, lS2, and others, have been notified
by Com missioner HImber, of the First Ward,
that their lots must be drained, ard the many
sta gnant pools therein filled mp. This is good
move, and II such steps were taken throughout
The city the already good health of our citizens
would be much improved thereby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

RECEIVING PAY.-This morning the treas
urer of the public schools, having received the
necessary funds, was ousiiy en- gagged in paying
the salaries OF the school teachers for the months
of August and September, and we are sure that
9 happier looking set OF ladies has not been in
the City for months than he female teachers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

ACCIDENT AT THE TRKAsvRY On Wednes.
day, Mr.. Thomas Bradburn, engineer at the
Treasury Department, had his right hand
caught between the crank shaft Of his en-
gine and the wood work beneath, and II was
crushed TO such an eItent as 10 probably render
amputation necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

PROVIDENCE HosPIrAL.-This institution,
on the corner Of 2d steet east and ID street NORTH
will soon presenta very handsome appearance,
as the en- lar cement of the building. heretofore
described IN our columns, is rapidly UNDER
way. MIR. George Barr, a master carpenter IN
East Washington, has received the contract for
the woodwork of the new extension and wing,
which Is a sufficient guarantee as to the char
acter of the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

The LATE DIR. 4URLBY.-We have from Mr.
John Goldin, No. Market Space, an admir-.
able photograph Of Rev. DR.. Gurley. II Is by
far the best we have ever seen Of DIR. Gurley
and will doubtless be eagerly sought for BY
friends Of the lamented deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

CAPT. II. T. BRIAN, Company a, ist Regi-
ment Boys IN Blue, commanded the detach-
ment OF that reglment consisting 81 he Soldiers
for the Philadelphia soldiers and Sailors Con.
veRfion, and not Colonel Z. G.. Gus, as hereto
fore published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

PROPERTY SALE IN ALExANDRIA.-The res
idence Of DIR. L. Il. Addison, at the head Of King
street, with eight acres of land adjoining, was
sold Thursday, by John ii. Parrott, auctioneer,
TO DIR. ]. II. Bayne, Of Prince George county,
Md, ter Sa,250
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03
The cRECIlH BEND.

TO THE LADIIS.-I have Jast received the
most Ashiopabe and best apted styles of Preach
PAkIEB BUsTLES, the PANIER SKIRTS. OF
Which am the only authorized AGENT In this city.
dies. Misses Gents, and Boys can also be found at
my Hoopskirt and Corset Factory.
Obs. BAUM,
SEES ~ La. Az, bet. eth and 7th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-03

A RELIC OF THE OLD FIRE DEPARTMENT
The once beautiful suction engine, formerly
used by the Columbia Fire Company under
the old system, was sent this morning to
Georgetown, to be shipped thence to Mr.. John
Vanfieet- in Philadelphia. In old tunes It was
regarded as the most beautiful piece of mech
anism Of the kind In the city, but now it pre-
sents very dingy appearance, although it
seems 10 be in good working order.