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The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
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UIU near Commercial, San
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The Shasta courier., 1868-11-28
June is, 1866

0Svls9aH sGooo EsaEs
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GEORGETOWN.



SENr TO THE WoRIBoUsK.-Susana and Car
oline Lemons, mother and daughter aged re-
sIectively sixty and seventy five years were
taken to the station house last night by Lieut.
Essex, for beng drunk and disorder,y on the
streets. They had hearing before Justice
Buckley, who sent them to the workhouse for
thirty days. A tailor, named John st. John
as arrested last evening by oficer Myles, and
came before Justice Buckey this morning, "a
answer for disorderly conduct. He was fined
$3.50, and being in a state of impecuniosity
was committed 10 the work house in default.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE-The following
was the business transacted on Change this
morning :-Onerings-l,350 bushels Of red
wheat, AS bushels Of red corn, and coo bushels
Of mill feed. Sales-3U0 bushels of red wheat.
at S3.l1, and 80 bushels Of red wheat, inferior,
al $3.50.
EETEREp.-The schooner aMaid of the Mist =
Captain Wright, with a cargo of salt for Thos.
Davis x CO., has entered from Baltimore
EIsH.-The arrivals at the fish wharf. foot OF
Potomac street, this morning. We're about soon
behring's, 1000 tailors, 500 shad Herring sold AZ
80 per thousand, taiiors AT $3.50 per thousand
and shad at SIC per hundred.
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DIED..

COPELAND. On the 18th in slant, Mrs. JAM
BATES COPELAND. of McConnelsville, Pa.
widow of the late Thomas X. Copeland, of Pitts
burg, Pa in the SGD year of her age.
TIE friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence of her daughter
Mrs smsllwood. No. 3sl sth street. Navy Yard
Thnrsdsy, April goth, at ~ two O'Clock m.
tPittsburg Pa, and Portsmouth, Va, papers.
please COPY
POPE. Yesterday afternoon, at half past six
o'clock EFEI1 HAMLINE, youngest daughter
Of william ii. and Lizzie S. Pope, aged one year
ten on tbs and eighteen days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend
the funeral from her parents residence, No. gao
sixth street west, between VI and n streets north,
on Thursday next, April goth at II o. clock q. m.
WARREN. On the 9th instant, LOUISA
WARREN, in the 18th year of her age.
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MARRIED.

FRIHaHbL-MITOHELL At ST. AIoysius
Cburss, 81 the 9Th instaat: by Rev B. r Wiaset,
MITCHELL, daughter Of the late Daniel Mitch
ell, Of Montgomery county, Maryland.
PUMPHREY-MADpEN. On the Path instant at
BALTIMORE Md. by the Rev. ID. Ii. Parrish Mr.
LLOYD p. HUMPHREY. of this city. 10 Miss
JAMIE "A Made n, of Baltimore Nd
sEYM0UR-PlLSON On the 18th instant, at
Laurel Md. by the Rev: DR. Young, Mr. JOSEPH
L. sEYMoUR. 81 Phi ladelphia, to Miss MOLLIE
j. PlLSON, Of Laurel No cards.
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THE COURTS,

EQUITY COURT Judge Wyhe.-To-day. the
follow ing business was done-Iatas AZ SeIby
AIT. Seltz: decree ordering resale. Ward ct al
agt. Merrick ct al; decree of release from deed
OF trust. Bear ct al agt. Joseph Hymen ct al ):
order referedce TO Auditor. Hawkins agt.
Hawkins; degree appointing r. p. Jackson
trustee to sell.
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DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, &2i Penn.
sylNanfa avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
established 1861. Oorns, Buniens, Bad NailS,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c..successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from a.. IN. to ID. m.
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Goods, LOCO new spring styles, at Prigg's New
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylva-
ma avenue, near Az street.
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The LAST OF THE SEAsON.-Marlni's soiree
on Friday night Will be the last one this season
OF these popular entertainments, and we expect
TO see large and brilliant asSembIage present
on that occasion.
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AT THE TABLEAUx, at Wallis Opera House,
on Tuesday night, the piano was of Chickering
& Sons make, the organ of Smiths make, and
furnished by John F. Ellis.
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florfmel closely resembles
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet of
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
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MFssRs. HABLE & Co, No. 46S Pennsylvania
avenue between Sd and \ streets, are exhibit
ing q beautiful assortment of samples of Piece
Goods, which they make up TO order in the
best manner. Also, a large stock Of ready made
Spring Clothing on hand
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CHURCH 1GPROVEMENT.-The Nestry of the
Church of the Ascension REV. DR.. Pinkney's)
have determined on erecting an entirely ne w
front to their edifice, which will include two
towers of Sc feet height, which improvement
VIII cost about S15,00O Last evening the ladies
of the church gave a series of tableaux at Wallis
Opera House, which was attended by large
and by far the most fashionable audience ever
collected in Washington, which seemed to fully
appreciate the very successful efforts of the
ladies and gentlemen participating in the
tabieaux A repetition has been req uested by
many persons.
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ROBBERY AND RECOVERY OF MoNEY.-Last
hlght, MT James Henderson, of Montgomery
county, Md, was robbed of pair of boots and
nfty dollars IN money, from 4 wagon In which
he was sleeping at Johnson wharf, near the
southern terminus of 18th street. The ROBBERY
was committed by colOred boot black, who
mad been hired to go to the country with Mr.
Henderson, and he had been taken into the
wagon to sleep preparatory TO laying in a lot
OF fish this morning and going back home
As soon as discovered, the suffering party
having suspected the boot black because of his
sudden disappearance al an early hour, on the
plea of getting up to feed and curry down the
horses, started in pursuit of hun, and about :
O'Clock found him sitting on the curb-stone ut
The southeast corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
ana TN streets. Mr. Henderson accosted the
boy with an imperative demand for the money
ana shoes, which so confused him that he
ACKNOWLEDGED the theft, turned over the boots
and pocket book containing fifty dollars and
nifty cents. Mr.. Henderson's intention was 10
take the boy in custody and surrender him to
1usuce: but while in the act OF counting thu
money over the fellow gave him the slip and
succeeded in making his escape.
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SOMETHING ATTRACTIvE.-FreDch q Rich
ardson send Us specimens of a new stvIe of
perforated Lace Initial note paper and en- =
Vtlopes. They are very pretty and tasteful
and we doubt not, VIII be all he fashion
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ACCIDENT.-On Monday, several children in
the neigh borhood of ith and l. streets East
Washington, Were playing with powder, one
having ii in bottle, ard by some carelessness
that in the bottle was ignited, and three of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-29

For CORNs or other complaints of the feet.
visit DIR. Whites rooms, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a regular meet
ing OF Oriental Lodge, No. II, L. q. q. T., held
al Dooleys Hall last evening, the following
Officers were elected for the next quarter VIC
T. A. :. Clements; Wv. T, Mrs. T. A. Boron;
". s. William Driver; W r. s.. John n
O'Donnell; W. T., William Meads; w. c. VIM
M. Bruce; W. NJ, George McFarland: W. q
MISS r. j.. Jones; W. L., Mrs. A. w. Tyler:
". X s. Miss Eunice Dempster; w. =. s. Miss
Martha Mundle; w. A. 5 Miss Martha Acton.
W; ID. NJ, Miss Maggie Saxton; p. w. c. T.,
Milton Ferguson. Representative to the Grand
Lodge, Milton Ferguson
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SERIOUS Acknowledgement Lewis No.
len, 18th U :. Infantry, and wife, stationed at
Russell Barracks, whilst out riding last even
ing, and visiting the camp of the 10Th Infantry,
the horse became frightened at a steam engine
on trial at the camp, throwing throwing them
out, and Lieutenant n. had his leg broken, DIR.
Benty pronouncing IT compound fracture
Mrs. N. was also seriously injured having
been thrown on her head
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CHLDRES's (tnree to seven years of age) ALI
Wool GAR baidi Suits, at 35, at A. Saks & Go. s.
SIT 9TH street, between d street and Pennsylva.
MIA avenue.
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PERSONA wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please lee We their orders at No. 122 East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CO99Ns, Agent
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NEW FERRY BOATs.-The new ferry boat.
City of Alexandria, is nearly completed and,
should the weather prove favorable, she will
leave New York on Monday next, and may o.
expected here on "Wednesday. She will Dr.
on the route between this place and Washing
ton Immediately The City of Alexandra,
viii be commanded by Capt. Charles 1. En-
twisle, ian Alexandrian,) now in command of
the Winnisimmet. The City of Washington,
the sister steamer, will be here a few weeks
later. She Will 10 commanded by Capt. VIM
Poor, now of the Thomas Collyer.-AIe1andriu
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TIE LATE DETECTIVE KFIIy-The COM
mIttee (Messrs. ). c. Miller, J. w. Coomes and
Jas a. McDeyitt appointed at "A meeting OF the
Metropolitan Detectives, in reference to the
deatl q William NJ, Kelly. one of their num-
Der, to procure portrait of their comrade,
have recently had two fine imperial photo
graphs made by Gardner, one of which they
have presented to the widow of the deceased,
and the other has been placed in the detectives
Office at headquarters These portraits have'
been handsomely framed, and although they
were copied from a small vignette, are as faith
full As if taken from the original.
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SoNI 70 tnA fascination Of name
Surrender Judgment, hoodwinked,
Instead Of having their garments made at Hen
nines, No. Sill 7th street.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR ONCE.
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WE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED to call the atten
ton of colored men TO the advertisement Of a
meeting to be held at Union League Hall on
Saturday evening next, to form co.operatiy We
homes tead association, by which 1t il proposed
to furnish comfortable homes to the members
for pay ments Of so cents per week.
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KElLoGes LECTuRE.-We call attention to
the ia ct that Mr.. Kellogg will deliver his first
lecture on Mount Sinai this evening in the lecS
ture room of the Church of the Epiphany
This course of lectures will not only be illus
trated by dag rams, but Mr.. Kellogg will also
exhibit his magnificent painting of Mt. Sinai,
frice Of admission. See the advertisement in
another column.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING.-Yesterday after
noon an interesting marriage ceremony took
place at Trinity Church, the parties bel ng
Captain Edward Field, 4th u. S. Artillery, nov
stationed at Fort McHenry, and Miss Minna,
daughter of DIR. Noble Young, OF this city. The
couple were attended by a groomsman and six
bridesmaids, and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. Addison. The happy pair started
this morning on bridal tour.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Monday night, an In
sane man, going along oath street, was met by
Richard johnson, a coored man, residing ON
that street, who tried to stop the lunatic, and
get him 10 his home. johnson had tustle with
the insane man, when, il is thought, he John
SOM ruptured blood vessel, as he was taken
with hemorrhage upon getting up yesterday
morning. and died in about a half an hour ar
erwards.
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HOS. RIFLE,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN STREET AND MASS. AVENUE,
Has just received an extensive assortment O,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY. TAPES
Thy INGRAM. FINE AND COMMON
INGRAM CARPETING.
Also, a splendid selection Of RUGS, MATS, &C,
FL00R OIL CLOTHS,
all widths, from feet to IL feet wide
CANTON MATTINGS, PAPER HANGINGs
WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS.
CORNlCEs, STAIR RODS, sc.
All work guaranteed. euch as hanging Psper
making rDd laying Carpets &C.
Give me a call at $50 7th street between I and
Massac husetts avenue. an s-2m
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REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.-The following
transfers have been reported at the Real Estate
Exchange of r. NJ. Hall:-Part OF lot g. in
square AZ, 10 feet on 5th street west At si6S:
IIs al and 40, Uniontown, at 500 each: sub
%, IN 50 nae 7l9. at $50; acre, Willows Mile,
At Sl,s01; lots lg3 and lS,, hr addition
!, At $3.50 and p-rt Of lot IS, in square $50 at
es7O.
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GEORGETOWN ABVERTISENENTS.

I q. of o. F.-PoToMkC USioS LoDGS.
a. ssr Ha on - sSss ".
at u O'Clock m, to attend the funeral of RTcHARr
dH.e.sd Msnsers Of sseg Lsdss y
take place from his late residence, Path street
between and streets e. !, At . ,clock I'm;
VIM LEE, FE S. A"' 0A N ~ y IT. 1T:
rGEoRGErowN,A PRIL I3rH, 1865.
Flor to the first das Of Nav next. citizen. will
esher 70 .ss to drS% ashes
public streets ana the same viii be remo1eS ' bS
the street scayengerfree Of cost
s otsesslss they vii be subject to such require
ap .eotmyl ChAs p. WEIGH, Mayor
A LwAYs SOMETHING NEW AND DEsTR
just received from the New York auction sales
AS sHtk Inc e n Shi NR soGSs
orr celebrated KID GLOVES, at 81 Is per pair, in
s s 'fs .Gs Ta 4
liz Bridge street,
aP cot Georgetown, ID. G.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr., Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
N AZ sHErr,bpEE oLlNlSG HoUsEhEEP
On FRib HSYi sofRYING. May l. 1853. at 10
West street, a general assortment of HonsehoId
and Kitchen Furniture. Also, an excellent as.
spT " n r TIC p on Lfsis L Xuea.
Spring AND SUMNER GOODS
John II. sMooT. IIs Bridge st ., Georsetowp
u q, has received and now offers to purchasers a
large assortment Of Spring and summer Staple and
a5sps Gsene 'i sss OF
sin Mixtures and Alpscss, for walking and trsv-
PiQues, Jaccnets, Lawns. .Chintz Prints, Psrcsies
French and other Muslihs, best Csmbrics, Main
socks Jaconets, Dimities, Linen Cambria II andker-
chiefs and Irish Linens. Parasols, Alexander . aud
other other Md And SILK Gloves, Hosiery Of all kinds
g,y Of Table Linens, Spreads, Napkins: shee,inrs
GassimeIes, Twseds, Jeans, Drillings, Checked
Linens, Cottouades Drills and Duck, for Gents
temers will be shown almost entire new stock
at t6s lowest possible cash prices Co.,
Spring AND SUMNER GOODs.-we have
STAPLE DRY GOODS, embracing Loo pis s1.
Beautiful Dress Goods for spring and summersuits,
new styles. very cheap. Black Silks from 81 50 e
So 90, Tor dresses and wrappiags 10 900 yards of
biesched cotton i25z. Feather proof Ticking.
Table Linens Large stock Of Cassimers a nd other
goods for men and boys
ap l6-lm 1Ol Bridge street, Georgetown.
EURNI TUREI
Having ENLARGED my Ware Rooms. which gives
me increased facilities, I beg leave 20 -
ofier 70 the public my large and well
FURN ITURE,
SUITS FOR PARLORs
BED ROOMS. SITTING
AND DINING Rooms. &c.
In soliciting ashare Of the public patronage
can only say will try my best % 5S PH!efIsei,
14i Bridge street,
p. -s,-A Fine Assortment of LOUNGES
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THE TOWING TRADB.-Capt. Green, Of thu
steamtug Ariel, having just obtained Incense
to do So made his first towing excursion yes
teTday, when he was kept busy at work thu
entire day. The ARIEL is a staunch, fast little
seamer, and the captain, though not indigenous
% the latitude, yet shows himself fully up II
the mark in the enterprise he has undertaken.
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PUBLIc TEMPERANCE MxETISe.-A pleasant
lie temperance meeting to be given tonight by
How ard Division, No. 7, Sons OF Temperance ,
at Union League Hall, ASH 9th street. Brother
Charles W Hills will present an original
poem, and Hon. Mr.. Price of Iowa. and others,
Will deliver addresses. See advertisement,
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THE Fish MARKET.-The receipts of fish at
Johnson's wharf this morning, a. ON yesterday,
were OF UNITED character, and held nj firm
figures The shad numbered from s.OoO 70
eco, and herring not over $1,000; the former
selling at $40 per hundred and the latter AT
from $50 70 g. per thousaDd. With the an
pearauce Of calm, clear weather, the supply Of
nsh will increase, and sellers and packers viii
have a. much as they can do.
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AGENT APPOISTED.-Mr Peter Berry. for
merry of Georgetown but recently the lessee
of portion of 9Th street whaff, in this city, has
been appointed agent OF the steamer Express,
washington ana Baltimo-e Transportation
Company. The position was formerly held by
MsssTs.. Bryan a. Bro, merchants. on Penn
sylyania avenue. who were compelled TO sur
render the agency because of want of time 10
give IL proper attention. The new appointee
N man of excellent business qualifications,
and possesses advantages TO insure n salts fac
tory performance Of the duties assigned to
him.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
OF A FAMILY DECLINING H0UsEkEEP
On FRIDAY MORNING. May 1. 1853. at 10
O'Clock, will sell at No. 90 High street, above
West street, general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Also, an excellent as
sorfment Of Blankets, and Bed and Table Linen
apL THQS, BOWLING. Auct
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DURE IMPERIAL, GUNPOw9eR, YOUNG
L HYSON. JAPAN AND 00LONG TEAS,
At the lowest market rates,
At CT PERRIE co.'s.
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IlAMS, HAMSll-A CHOICE LOT OF MARY
N LAND SUGAR CURED HAMS.
Just received at G. y. PEBRIE 4 CO.'S,
Corner 9Th and streets
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NEW CROP MAPLE SYRUP AND MAPLE
~ SUGAR,
Just received at CT. PERBIE CO.'S.
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DKsT BRANDS OF FAMILY AND EXTRA
ID FLOUR 49,
Are to be had at CT. PERRIE & CO.'S.
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Building Materials.
BUILDERS DEPOT, 500 Seventh Stree,
1s55-ESTABLISHED

Wewould call the attent ion of CARPENTERS
and BUILDERS and the public generally to our
very extensive and unsurpa variety of build
ing materials, a part Of which We name and have
on hand in quantities, as follows, VIZ:
1000 DOORS OF various sizes. styles and quality
GLAZED, OF various sizes.
400 pairs BLINDS, Of various sizes.
Loo WINDOW FRAMES, BOX and SOLID for
BRICK or FRAME House
Large lot of DOOR FRAMES and DOOR
JAMB6. PANN1L SHUTTERS, HOT BED
SASH, WOOD SLATE and MARBLE MANTELs,
M0ULDINGS. BRACKETS, BAsE-ROARDS.
We furnish to order the best and cheapest IN.
SIBE SHUTTERS in use. Also, STAIR RAILS,
complete, and finally everything pertaining to
the entire completion of buildings not Rener-
ally to be found ready made: these we furnish at
antee satiafaction.
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SUPERIOR OLIVE OILS, nn,
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llY VIM. l.. WALL d CO., Auctioneers.
ID Stores 81 S and 3l7,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 9Th street
CONGRESSIONAL BURYING GROUND SITE.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have for sale, if applied for immedi ately, ter
of he most desirable SITES in the ConRressiona
Cemetery, situated On the main avenue. in the cen
trail por tion Of the grounds
ap H3t W. IL. WALL CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-29

L At @ +. PERRIE CO.'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-29
CIBsON's OLD CABINET. A PURE ARTICLE
NJ OF WHISKY, =

ALSO,
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY,
Warranted pure. Just received,
At CT 'PERRIE 4 co. g,
ap 50 st Corner 9Th and streets,