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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-10-24
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REPUBLICAN, TII. X Ell
.FoR PRESIDENT.
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
81 Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HENRY WILSON,
If Massachusetts.
For Secretary Of State,
1T. YOUNG,
Of Monroe county.
For Treasurer 81 STATE,
WILLIAM CHRIsrY
CT ClarkeCo.
Pcs. .4e'itor II 5tah
john RUSSELL,
of Jones Co.
for Eegi;tsr Of State Laad Office,
AARON BROWN,
Of Faye,,e c..
For AHo'nfv Gsr~ai,
NJ. L. QUITS,
Of Mahaska Co.
For Pre'idenhal Electors at-Larse,
SAMUEL J. kIKkWOOD,
Of johnson Co.
CHRISTIAN WULLw EIBER,
of Dubuaus Co.
District Electors.
lists. A. Russell, Washington Co.
2d-James T. Lane. Scott Co.
3d-Elijah Odell, Clayton Co.
+th.-E. W. Eastman, Hardin Co.
hth-k. II. Gilmore, Linn Go.
ssh--James Coen. Davis Go.
',h-Waritn S. Dungsn, Luca. Co.
SIT. V. shour, Taylor Co.
9th-lsa rendlston, Woodbury. Co.
fr iem1r Congress, Fyta D.t-ics,
JAMES WILSON,
Of Tana Co
70, Circuit JI6es Sth Judicial District.
JOHN McKEAN.
Of Jones Co.
For Clerk Of The Cs,yt
LEONARD B. BLlNN,
Of Tama.
Fer Recorder,
JOH.i r. McCLASKEY.
Of Toledo.
Tor Member cf Board Of Supervisors,
g. JAQUA,
Of Buckingham.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15
Rx-PREsIDENT JOHNSON.

Andrew Johnson reached this city yes
terday. He seems to be looking in good
spirits. His future course is looked for
ward to with deep interest in Tennessee as
he must hereafter have a powerful inf1u-
ence over the Conservative Union vote
which now holds the balance of power in
this State. The Nashville Banner pub
fishes conspicuously a communica ton in
reference to the Ex-President that may be
authoritative. 1t says:
eff the Democratic masses in Tonnes
see will abandon forever the leaders who
carried the State to ruin in 1861, and again
attempted it in 1872, and re-organize with
Union, National men, upon the basis of
the Union-it must and shall be preserved,
and will allow the people to shape party,
instead of following party made up of
tricksters-the seIf-conStituted agents Of
the people then, it will no doubt be his
pleasure to act with them.
It is due, further, to Mr.. Johnson, to
say that, while he made the best fight he
could against General Grants Administra-
ton in the late canvass, and while he has
differed with this Administration in
many things, he has the inclination and
courage to give the incoming AdnaintstrG-
ton q fair trial before condenasip9 it, and
whatever he approves in that Administra-
ton he will openly commend"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15
THE "coUR1ER-JouRNAL" IMPROVING,


The editor of the Courier-JouT7adt had a
most fearful attack Of madness immediate
ly after the returns of the late election
came in, and showed evident signs of n.y.
drophobia. He frothed and foamed and
raved about " the devil in the air,n and
1.-The dog of Radicalism having his day.
Grant and Cameron and Conkling and
Morton were alluded to in the choicest bill
Iingsgate. We felt sorry for that highly
influential and enterprising journal for thus
exposing its unfortunate fit of madness.
Observation teaches us that when one gets
so hot, he ought to hold his tongue until
he cools off. We knew that the sober
second thought of the Com'ier-Jouroa1
would teach it better things, and it In
In late number it says:
Butwhile, as we have intimated, in Grants
reelection the American people incurred q
great peril it is also true that, if anything like
free election is allowedin 1876 we shall proba-
bly, succeed IN dispossessing the Radicals OF
their ill-used power.
That's better. In homely hunter phrase,
click your flint and try it again." The
Radicals carried the day this time
but in 1876 you can just give them
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15


THE disastrous fires in Chicago and Bos-
ton have set the people of this country to
studying very important lesson. In the
construction of buildings in cities, too lit
tie regard has been paid to danger from fire.
Rigid regulations should be provided for
the protection of the public against the de-
vouring element. Whether Mansar
roofs or any other kind of roofs are
the most liable to take fire from
an adjacent burning building should be
determined and remedy provided. Com
paratlveIy few cities have d perfectly Or
ganized fire department. In this we show
spirit of gross negligence, and never
awake to its Importance until we have
feft its results. No city should be without
a well organized fire department. 1t is too
late to organize when your house is once
on fire. ..Es.#. ra
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15

SOME months ago the Press and Herald
was savagely attacking Nelson, Baxter
and Sewer for their circular proposing to
disorganize the Democratic party. 1t
thought they were guilty of terrible
blunder in suggesting that the Democratic
party could do no more good and ought to
get out of the way. Now, Fleming admits
Democracy is dead, and what is more, he
seems to feel rejoiced over it. Why this
change? Is he following Baxter now in
the very path he denounced him for mark
ing out few short months ago? And why
does he rejoiceso atthe death of his old " or
ganization to which he has rallied the
old guard SO often, in his frantic appeals to
them to "vote the straight ticket?"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15

OUR Tennessee exchanges generally rec
ognize the death of the late Democrauc
party and admit that funeral is in order
Many of them, judging by their present.
professions, are Sadducees-not believing
in the resurrection of the dead-Democ-
raCy, ...-. -.-.....T-'. mss. ...E I'D
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15

''iessie." 1t is much better to defy
your opponents and tell them you
will beat them next time, than to be
"nlaking mouths" at them or calling them
hard names. It is more dignified and
more in keeping with the character OF
metropolitan journal. ----zz.us-----
In the same editorial, upon the spirit OF
which we are congratulating this depress-
ed giant, it consoles itself with the follow
ing cheerful conclusion:
If the election had come off on tho 10th of
| July instead of tho 9Th of November it is very
4 certain that Horace Greeley instead 1T. b
| Grant would now be the President elect OF the
United States.
We now expect to hear no more about
''auld nick in the air or the dogs of Rad
icalism having their day. IF the election
had taken place in July-in dog days
then Democratic dogs would have then
had their day, but it didn't take place,
hence the result. But cheer up, "Theres
a better day a. conling
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher is said to
have spoken of the Clafiin SANDER after
this fashion "If you are walking down
the street and a chambermaid empties a
slop-pail on your head, what can you dc
but wash yourself and move on % fr71 s.fT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15
ONE BRICK RESIDENCE

and Lot rs by 49, on one of the best street in the Gil
Price, 5000. Time, if desired on larger portion
purchase money.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15
L KICKS, PrOprietOrs.

CAPT. JOHN WELSH, Republican candl-
date for Senator in the Second District, ran
nearly hundred votes ahead of his ticket
in Sullivan county, where he lives.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Union and american presents a
classification of the members elect to the
Legislature, from the information before
it, as follows:
In the Senate, fourteen Democrats, seven
Republicans and four independents.
In the House, thirty-nine Democrats,
twenty-seven Republicans and six indie
pendents. A .sa .I-.r.a.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15

The Union and american presents re-
turns from large portion of the State
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15
Eleven Lots in East Knoxville,

near TO and on Mabry street. Situated on high
ground, overlooking the city near Carriage Factory
and Railroad. .------ -..-'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15

We s.pee ally ea attention to the following te.tm0na Of he
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

A Doodle IIolIday-How u VIII Ne Oh
served Here.
Arrangements have been perfected for the
celebraupn 10 this city, on a grand scals, Of the
timshonorsd anniversary Of Irelands patron
salnt-a day, the world over, dear TO the hearts
o. tho gallant sons and beautiful daughters Of
Erin. .
In ali tho Catholic churches tomorrow tsun-
day. the krsat festival will, Of course, be ap-
propriatt yohservsd, but At S. Aloysius' church,
1t i0:so O'Clock A. m, the services viii be peoa.
Harry Interesting Grand high mass will be
celebrated, and panegyric Of the saint preached
by Rev. n. A. Mcguire, $. j. The music will
be more than usually attractive The Knlxhti
Of ST Patrick, In null uniform, will be In at.
tendance. In the evening, at so'clock, Rev. J
J. Ksane, assistant pastor Of 81 Patriek's, will
deliver a lecture, under tbs auspices Of the
kHigh n On IrsIsna. Past Ins e. Bearing
Of ST. Joseph'a asylum. ..
Oh Monday, the 18th instant, At . o'clock, the
various Oatholic bsuencial societies Of Washing.
ton and ueorgetown will assemble IN front VI
Carroll hall, lSt, PAtrick's church, the Hiber.
nian Society No. proceeding TO the railroad
depot ~ resolve the Hibernian Society Of Balti
church, where, Al io;So o'clock, grand bish mas
viii be celebrated by Rev. James McDeyitt, and
. paneKyric preached by Rev, J. j. Keane.
1mmeiiatsly amer the mass the several socie'
Daily, Of Georgetown, will form In Procession
| and march, with murlc and banners, through
| the principal streets of the city, passing 81
| AIMS Infant Asylum, In the First ward, where
every generous friend Of old ireland In line VIII
/ In accordance with the recommendation made
| in the late convention Of the socieues, present
an Offering 70 the poor little orphans In honor Of
/ the blessed memnty Of 81 Patrick.
| Al some suitable and convenlent hour and
/ place during the day, not Jet determined upon,
| he Hibernian Society No. viii eutertAla their
i baltimore guests At banquet, IN witch, 81
/ course there will be such 4 feast Of reason and
| noW OF soul a. can only be realized In gather.
/ ing OF the witty and warm. hearted sons Of Erin
| At q seasOnable hour in the evening the sod
| eiiea will be dismissed At Carroll hall, thu
| Hlbernlana accompanying their Baltimore Wis
| itors 10 the depot, on their return home.
| should the day prove favorable, the procesaldr
| will no doubt be the largest aud most Imposing
| ever witnessed In this city on any similar occA
sion, and will assuredly reflect great credit uPui
| the Irish American citizens Of tho natiuna
metropolis. We sincerely hope that the skiei
| may b prupllious, and that the sunburst Of Ire
land and the stars Of America may wave 70
| gether In the bright sunshine. a. they have oftol
| blended IA the dark smoke Of many blood,
fsld in defence Of liberty and independence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS

SDrIuR- ~ sRy EMBELLISHMENTS.
Tur papsgyriaOf St, Patrick will be delivered
Sunday.
prrrurr Housn, Goa Penusyvanla avenns.
IATuWsR a uLEARY, auctioneera and real
es,a,. brokers. viii sell on Monday and Tues.
dav evening". March 10 and 10. At 1850
o,clock. a law library. embracing many valuable
English and Americsn reports, digests, 40.
Ruy. Q. W. ToNLrNsoN, Of Hudson, N. r.,
viii preach tomorrow.
DrviSn SERVICES In the FIrst Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
THR Psnnsyivauia Republican A'socistlon
will meet this evening.
A SMALL HouaE Is wanted.
Roman II. GRAHAM has on hand large
stock Of carriages.
A PrEnn OF valuable land will be sold In fair-
an county, Va, on April IS.
gREES 4 WILLIAMS, auctloneerp, viii sell on
Monday, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
large quantity Of beautiful carpets.
WALL, RoBIssoN h Co, ladies and gents
travelling trunks, Of all kinds.
. darts a WILLIAMS, auctioneera, VIII tell on
Tuesday, the 10Th Instant, At 10 o'clock, q, m,
.so 900 worth Of hns fashionable furniture
REtIaioua SERVICES In the Assembly'a Pres
bytsri, IN church tomorrow. i.
THH membcrs Of St. Matthews o. y. A. h
societv will meet tomorrow evening.
WAHtSaToN CnSTISESrAL LnDoH No. u
will meet tomorrow afternoon.
Itouss No lt2s u street, near the Treasurl
Department, tor rent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Ths SohillInEer Artificial Stone Paving Com
pany, which have laid samples Of their payefnen ut
works and 81. oI0ud hotel, 10 This elty, and
which appears 10 have given general sAtisfae-
ton, are now fulfilling contrast In Baltimore.
In this connection, Mr.. J, II; Teyneyer, Of the
Board Of Public Works, stating THAT this com.
peny have laid sidewalk aro Gnd the Carrollton
hot6t aud ngany persons have wished his opln-
Ion Of u, aud he would DO glad 10 get . report
from the board Of It's durability end strength.r
10 Ehieh communication Col MaErqteI Tepliph
'thAt the sebilllnger Artificial Stone OomPsny
Of Washington put down their pavenen (fOr
the District g0yornmentl In mont Of the building
used for the District offices, Including the Oto
OF the Board Of Publie Works. This pavement
was laid last October or November, and, not.
withatanding the severe winter IL now quito a.
goa A. when FIRST laid. In his opinion It Is a
hrstTa'a pAHgment." "a.
Mr.. John ?. Adams, Of the hrm Of s. n. a J.
y. Adams, builders, baltimore, has also written
lettsr 10 s, J. WALES, esq strongly recon-
mendlnR the pavement In which he states that
he has "re-eIaminRl the SchllllngeT aTLincial
siO1S pavement on As Porthwost corner Of
aotly ~ ] have stated TO yOp. behilllDger's
name is on l0us Of the blocks, He also Idys hgl
the natural stone by 10 side, and tho curbstonb
between y and the street, are al most entirely
destroyed by the intense heat Of the late IRE,
and tho Sehllllnger IL 10 as good con dillon as
when ntst put down. have also seen smother
10 the southern part Of the city, put dOun fJ
Mr.. Bottom, assat Tor the singer mfnuiAetpt
ing company, Of this city, which Il, think, the
bSndSomesl sidewalk have ever seen, not sI.
eeptinK the natural stone. This IL In separa 10
blocks, Of different cOlors, and pTeaeDts . very
handsome appearances Indeed" The company
have their once vita MT. y, q. CrSeey, No. w
y gtToot, and propose, as soon ~ the weather
will admit 10 FAY paVementa for several private
parties, frOm whom they have received orders
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Green 4 Williams have sold lot No. n, In.
proved by tWn-atOry aud basement brick dwell.
Ing and lot No 3 Improved by two two-story
brick dwellings, 10 J0hn II. kibby'a recorded
subdivision OF square No. e2s, Ia UhAs. Bradley,
for - 800 each Also, part Ot lot No. 20, In "a ms
Ksppei for a220 These lots front wsst upon
New Jersey avenue, between y and streets
nsrth. The Weatern one third part Of lot No. 10,
"a square No. sos, with improvements, % Michael
Green, iOr sSOO HOUSE No. l2l4, on north 2
street, between Twelfth and ThiTtesnth streets
west, With the isass and unexpirsd term thereof
90 Oathsrine Howard, tor $500.
W. l., walt \ Co. sold Tor Cove rnment, by
the order OF Y. q. BAnfeid, Solicitor Of the
Treasury, lots 20 and a, 10 square $50. TO d. NJ.
Lawrence, for u cents per loot Lot IA, In
square ibl, for u cents, 70 DR.. A, II. Los. Also,
lots ~ aud 30, in Pleasant Plains, near 5. y.
HryUn'a, on the Fourtee 9th. street road, % O..
x. Hartford at 81 cents, aud T. oalligan at o..
,,aatH mar I.0f
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
AMUsEM ENrS.

Divorce.
This latest sensation has continued through
the week to draw large audiencee 70 the Ne.
tional, tho numbers increasing nightly until
now standing room ia the order The Prssidsnt
and party occupied private box last evening
and seemed quite pleased with the performance.
The characters Of the play are all we'll cast, the
dressing rich and elegant, the scenery elaborate
and Appropriate, and every attention IL given T.
the mlnor details 90 requisite 10 success IN rep
rsrentation. II r., therefore, not astonishine
that "Divorce" should prove profitable TOT .
week and, would other engagements permif, U
Inight h safeiy allowed TO run a second week
Tonight, however, Il will DO presented for th'
last time In order TO give an opportunity Y
many unable to attend In the evening, MATINEE
Iii L. IrlNnn thu Allarnoon. a. o'clOek.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

lIsmoTinl Of Property Holdera 90 Congress-
tn. G,lioyvIns u,emotIaI Ia h.ing vary nuner.
onsiS .Is,n.d ~ nrone,ty' hnIdeys ana ihose IN
terests'l In ms pTogress and welfare of me nj.
,rict. "
~ a, ss,a., and a,g,. Of R,p,,.. t,.i,,. Of "a.
Tsiisf s.siss az Ass u . CBsgTsss asssablsd.
Tho underslgnsd, citizens Of the District Of
Oolumbia. respectfully represent that they are
residents aud propcFty. holders Ia nid District
holding no once and Interested IN no contracts
Hereunder, and that they feel o deep lntefest IN
the public improvements thereof
since the location Of the capital In Washing.
ton city little OF nothing has been done tOuAris
the Improvement Of tts streets and otherwise de-
veloptng lie natural beauties. The oonditioa Of
the capital Of great people, now assuming D
prominent place among the nations OF the earth,
had become not only Inc GcusAbly bad but highly
dlscredltable.
Circumstances to which We need not refer lead
10 this condition Of the city. To remedy this
evil the citizens, Without distinction Of party
applied 10 Congress for an independent terrific
rial government Congress granted our petl.
tlOn, aud our people, without tho aid OF the Fed
eral Government, undertook 10 make cur city
worthy Of its position a. the capital Of our com
NY. To accomplish this great object It became
necessary 10 grade, pave, park and aoWer our
streets; 10 make Communication between the
different secuOns practicable aud easy, and 70
conduct the lncrS ,sed business Of largely In
creased population, III
To do this money was necessary nor could we
undertake and accomplish tbs saifAmposed task
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Mr.. John y, Bridget, one Of our most enter.
prising merchants, has thoroughly rohtted his
coach iActOry. located on the south side Of Penn.
sylvnuiA avenue, near Thlrtsenth street, pre-
parAt0ry 10 receiving orders for the spring trade.
lie has now on hand several new Hight buggies
top aad no-top, family carriages, road wagons
wagonetts, basket phAet0ns, and various othel
vehicles now In demand by the trade. In add
tlOn 10 this all orders received for the nanufao
tuTe Of any kind Of carriage OF the most I'M
are constructed IN q manner that cannot fall 4
suit his eustoIners. il would be we'll fur th0ss
desiring anything In his line to call and oxamins
his stock, which lt Affords him pleasure TO show
whether purchase 10 made or not, His price,
are as reasonable as can DO found elsewhere.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
TIKI BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
RAILHOAD.

A PetI. Ion Of Prsperty-HeideV aad Mer-
chants In Relation TO the Depot site.
Tho following petition was presented TO the
House COMMITTEES on the District Of Columbh
yesterday! s.-
n a. HgsSrabs ths Cran to- Ne Disirtcf II %
Is5sbid AZ tAs HpHss n R.prsssstaftssss .rst. Z
We, tho undersigned property-0wners and
merchants doing business or the north ami
south sides Of Pennsylvania avenue, In the tmme-
dlale vicinity Of the proposed depot Of the Bal.
umore and Potomac ralllroad, respectfully pc.
tltiou your honorable committee 70 rAtify the
action Of our City Councils In granting 70 the
baltimore and Potomac railrhad the reservation
bounded by SlIth and u streets and the canal
for the erection Of their passenger depot be
llevinR, as we do, that Alid locality will rebound
TO the advantage Of beth the business asd traV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Inspector General dstcheil reports the az
rival aud sails OF marine products ~ follows
schooner Flying Fish, l49 diamond ba0h hen
teFraplns, offered for sale at tll per doEsn, md
100 bull terTaplns, offered At 100 per dOIe d
schooner j. Miller, 800 Bushels Sycamore Dreen
oysters, sold at 70 cents per bushsl. Sloop
consigned 10 Dsatieys A Turner, aelliaE at "
cents per bushel U0adomngd, 75bushels oysters.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

The next regular meeting. under the auspices
OF the Washington Temperance League, viii be
held in the Metropolitan Presbyterian church
fRey, Or. Chester, pastor, corner Of Fourth and
south streets, Capitol Hill, on Sunday, 70
IaorrOw, at p. IN. Gen. M. ID. LegEetL Presi
tors Logan, Window, Wright and other elo.
qusnt speakers will address the meeting. Nh
sac by The choir. Seats free. The public cor
Nlallv iuVllaI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

No. 300 Seventh street, corner VI /, (tbe OidOti
shoe house on the street, still leads. HlS stock
u iaFger than Ut any former time, and far sur.
passes that gf any other house IN the city, Mr.
~, has carefully examined the goods OF all the
leading mRpulactufesl end selected the most dc,
sifable kinds aud styles Hafeelg confident that
10 generally, greater induistontI Than thsE
oaa hnd elsewhere. He Wonld say 10 al, srhh
Is the place for p0rfeothttlnR, durable, ahd
Hylim boot and 'hoaf" WV TN I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Action Sales.
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Bslsa Proposals. 70 farnsh loo far this Departmsnt
ie5 gas Ie.s f,sn md si,ss Marss ~ - w'i Dc
Tns Iss 70 be fasnIsasd ast be Ken asbso Toe, y
the best qalliy OF les ~ ~ herste, esN and frs.
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,ltie. ami - saeh umsa and plAes, - may be ~
S1Tg Ss vsish.i By N. rs..ur .s.ls.. .sd 70 b.
paid Tor noasny neou prppsr f1ashsFss saditsd and
wa. must s. AZ Tdos pst lon Of 'iIo nll psaSd.
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Mfss ANN1E X. HuMFHERY, HOO , street,
having Just returned from New York with a
splendid stock Of new spring goods, will DO
happy 10 soc her friends and the public To a
full supply Of Ladies' and dentlemen's Furnish.
iBgs she has added . hne stock Of trimmings
and HAmbgrs edElngh and engages 10 sell at
New York prices. WTh&S