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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

The Indian policy Of the Administration
appeafs to be undergoing an unusually &C.
we're trial Just now, and Its weak points will
not stay hidden for want Of illnatured crit
Ice, who are so engrossed In conforming
what others propose that they have no time
nor temper to formulate propositions OF their
own. Absolute success was not looked for as
the result OF the tentative policy adopted
towards the Indians In 1889, and II Is no light
praise Of that policy to say, conscieutlously,
that such success aud such results as have
eusued have not only come up to eIpecta-
ton point, but have gone considerably beyond
previous achievements In the Indian field OF
operation. Success In this sphere, to be com
plcte, must be won from the Tegenerate To-
dian Of the future; not the degenerate savage
Of to-day. There Is long vista Of toll and
effort aud despair aud disappointment be-
fore u; but some administration yet to como
will profit thereby, and In the fullness OF timC
wear tho lAurels Of complete mastery oyel
the perpleNlng questions that now besCt TIT
future Of the perplcNiug savage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

Il IA To be hoped that, for their sakes aud
our own, the Cuban patriots will pause and
we'll consider before embarklng In any more
ventures Ia priyateers aud warlike cargoes,
to be landed on the coast Of tho insurgent
island Judging from the experience so far
gained the risk far Outwelghs the prospective
gain, and on this simple, common sense
ground II would seem that change OF policy
were desirable.
Tue latest adyices report that the steamer
Fannie lately purchased in Baltimore and
dispatched by way OF New York to Cuba
with contTAband lading, has been burnt,
her cargo captured by the spanlards, to-
gether with the secret correspondence Of the
New York junta with the patriots aud her pas
sengers" killed or taken. This Is the vessel
whose purchase was 50 obviously for contra
neutral purposes that the Spanish represent
aliyes In this country deemed themselves
warranted Ia dOgglng her movements with
American detectives, searching the archives
Of our Government Offices and ordering her
search aud conditional seizure, though under
tue American flag II caught beyond the limit
Of our marine Jurisdiction.
Al Panama, the Edgar Stewart, another
GllIbustering craft, Is lying in charge Of au
American consul, with a war steamer OF tho
United States detained from her voyage To
watch, protect or seize her, US occasion may
seem 10 require. Her captain consents IL
submit To a constructive arrest Of twenty
tour hours to placate the sovereign States Of
Colombia, whose sovereignty he had violated
aud dehed; and the eutire affair Is so mixed
aud Understandable that one naturally won
ders how the expected instructions irou
Washington eau ever DO prepared OF sen
without a cool study Of the situation that I
simply impossible Ia midsummer.
The Surface Indications" OF this who'll
Cuban business are that something Is ex
pected u result W the benefit OF the lnsuT
rectiOu II, by any means, the United States
can be drawn iuto deep complications Will
Spain. Nor Is this idea purely visionary
The sympathies Of our Government, as wei
as our press and people, are undl'guiseily
with Cespedes aud his cOmpatTiots, whethe
Ia the Geld In Cuba on In the iunta at New
York. Bat they should understand that, a
nation, we are not Indifferent TO our neutra
aud international obligations, and no yalii
approval OF any Intervention policy could b
expected unless distinctly founded upon III
higher law of humanity. interventlons al
not In such high favor as they were befor
our own interuecIue war, and the joint ven
ture of Louis Napoleon and Macmillan Gh
sorbed their last clements Of popularity,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

This moTning, while sleep rested yet upon
the FO0itreeA OF nation that slumboTed In
peace beneath the stars from ocean to ocean,
the sun, as he came up out OF the waste Of
waters, shed its hrst beam upon, perhaps, a
single dag, which some American bark coast
ing among the Islands Of the East hung Ut Its
masthead as greeting to this glorious day
Very soon around the Islands OF Japan .
hundred aags flashed red, white and blue
above the sea. Then they waved In the
ports OF China and amid the spices OF Java
and the odorOus woods OF the Commanded
coast frelghted the breeze that lifted their
shining folds ln the seas Of Arabia. At distant
points In Persia and East Russia the flags Of
our eOnsHlates marked, amid inhospltable
SHOWS or beside rivera whose names recall
the fables d the Arabian tale, the presence
of American nationality and power. When
its beams touched the Bed SEA II saw our dag
at SueE
Bright AZ the pillar that rose Al heaFens
Whsn Isrssi marched along the desert land"
And then, while shipping In the Black sea
aud the Mediterranean sea uuturled IL folds
as rose the king Of day, amid tho wllds OF
Africa, an unknuvn land, Stanley display sd
a d. emhlem 0l the enterprise OF America n
journalism the stars and stripes In the heart
o. KthI0pia A. the light moved still west
ward flags caught Ia beams from lceland'
Swhere Il had seen the SUI all night In the
North, though Scandinavia, Germany Aus
t5Ia. Italy, In the diamond Acids Of South
AfrirA, where some wanderers raised their
IuntIng To the breeze, 'wero glad and spoke
Of home," from thousand ships the wide
Atlantic welcomed with hlgs the coming
day. But the advancing sun soon liz the
heaAIands NJ Maine, aud AN Iris Of rejoicing
eoIar tlnted The American coast, aud guns
from amId bs pines Of Maine aud the
orauRes OF Florida WoIcSned to lis home the
ChrlstIaas day u iresdOm.
And frsm a. awakened land Jubilee OF
bappy life will brighten w from upland and
valley as the day careers toward the West.
Portland aud Boston, Nov York, kichmoRd
and Washlngt0a, and Charleston, DetroH,
Chicago, NASHVILLE, Vlcksburg and New Or
leans, 81. Paul and Austin, Omaha aud Santa
De. salt Lake and Tucson, Virginia Guy, and
then Oregon City, Sacramento Ban Frau
elsoo. aud the whole Pacific coast to San
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

From DELAWARE, which the Democratic
party claims as its own, most cheering ac-
counts OF the growth Of Republican ideas
are daily received. Many OF her Democrats,
dyed In the wool, will vote for Grant In pre-
ference to Horace Greeley. whom they wisely
regard as the worst possible nomination that
could have been made by the Liberals.
Mr.. Greeley will and II a difficult job To cap
ture Delaware whose people have consist
entity refused to be comfortcd by the slim
hope Of success thrown out by the Cincln'
natl movement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

" THERE IS A MAN In the Republican party
who Ia entitled to praise Il Is Thomas Mast,
the cartOoulst In every line Of bis pencil
there Is an argument for the winning cause,
which each supporter OF the Administration
fully appreciates aud enjoys His latest
efforts, directed towards Mr. Greeley, arc In
keeping with those who have done so much
to convince the people of Nast's power.
With bis wonderful talent he Is worth score
Of ratification meetings. 10 a single picture
he sums up the issues Of the approaching
campaign aud displays with an accuracy that
Is unanswerable the arguments advanced by
the Republican party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

Diego, will raise their flags, until at last the
sun OF the Fourth Of July will fame on the
last sand of Alaska, and beneath It's beams
will see everywhere one Gag "kunwn and
honurCd throughout the earth, still full high
advanccd lis arms and trophies streaming
in their original lustre; not a stripe erased or
polluted, nor single star obscured."
This is the day TO revive patriotic remem-
brancesE The whole land has one pulse,
and Il throbs for freedom. The kiudled
imaginations 20 back for materials to the
same historic fields, aud men feel themselves
kindred TO the patriots Of old and to the
heroes yet living whose valor and statesman
ship has preserved for ne and for our children
the heritage of freedom huilt by our fathers
but which parricldal hands eudeayored to
destroy. When we estimate the value Of The
peaceful pursuit Of happiness we now enjoy
we must turn In gratitude to those who, un-
der Providence, have enabled us to enjoy Il.
This day but seven years ago was repeated
N epItome the drama which a short time
afterwards took place upon a wider field and
with more permanent results. AZ morning
our flag waved on the trenches before be-
leagured city, whose forts chained the great
artery Of our commerce, aud upon whose
battlemeuts waved an ensign that meant
Hcuceforth no American shull have a
country. One American Of every six shall
be a slave forever"
The contest had hitherto been waged with
varying success. Even In his peril, powerful,
the rebel asked for terms, for compromise.
Unconditional surrender was the only reply
Of the hero whom Providence had dccrced
should save the nation. ~ shall move upon
your works Immediately" lie did move,
and when the sun set II behold the same old
aag we raise this day floating over the Mis-
slssippi, free from it, source TO the sea. This
was but the first step Of the grand march Of
victory. but all were Ike t. The new flag
went down aud the old Dag went up upon
city after city aud fort after fort until we
had one country again and not slave 10 all
lts wide extent
The Republican patty meant the nation
then; its chosen leader then won the battle
Of freedom. Ills not In the order of Provi.
deuce that all this work shall be undDnc,
that the destinies Of the Union shall be en-
trusted to men who hate It, and whose hands
are red with the blood OF the patriots GOD
bless them!) who died to save IT,
The memories OF the day are at once call
to duty and a prophecy Of success to the
cause which Is dearer than life to every gen
une Republican. The very hags that wave
above us seem, as they rustic In the breeze, &c
say to us; Awake, arouse, shake OF The
dewdrops which glitter on your garments
kand march once more to battle aud to vic
tory"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
Now Advertisements.
rug sygsESE 22g 8 III S Ef gSTS M


Onpptn o.. 81
Ou nlOtO u the plsinug, BY l., q. lline, her
attorney, u ardsIed hat tue asisndAn,s, Charles u
UHVpsn and Wm. u. OTppeh. Aaaa tbolT Appea anou
10 b. entered hsGea oa OF before tha hrst rnledJ
scsuTTlHE forty - after this dAy; Otherwise the
cause vii pfoosada1 With Aa a oAss Of default.
81 the Uourt. u. o. HuMPuRRHS, Jaatiee, Ae.
TTas oopE frost: X J. AEI0s Ulork, Ae,
By l.. p. Nn.LIAHs, Assistant CLERK. BtIh3S
THIS u TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TlIE SUB,
Il saTibsf has obtained from the supreme Court Of
the Columbia holding special torn lstteri
Of ILLUSTRATION the pera0uAl estAta Of Ouhis rus
SIINoEn, latsof WAshtngto county, u. o. doceaHed
Ali psrsous having olais against the said Deceased
Arhsroby warned W exhibit the same, Win the y0ugh
thereof - the subscriber, Of bef0rg the ID daI
/ u JntI nsHtj thsg may otherwise ~ las 10 Of
/ eiudsd fnom ali bshsht Of the said estate.
| uiyOn under my hand this 81 dAy Oi July, lbi2.
Dorothy n. SftNuHk, AdniiulstTattI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFIUK.

" WAAmsdroE, ID, o., June u, ls7l.
On thu petition Of NmLiAA SGLLEhs Ahd OoLE.
HlE sILLIhs, PhlladslphIA. PennYlVania, praying
for The extension Of patent granted To them On thn
kth dAJ o. MAJ 1851, Tor tmpnvsm9nt In Coupling
for bhAitinR, this application having been authoT'
u "a w act OF UonEraas GupT1yod Juas 10, hl4i
IL u ordered at the siimOuG IN the case be closed
on tins th dag Of August uoEt thAt tho timo oT NJ
log aTgnmontsA aud ha EAminsTa report DO lmitod TO
ths nth day OF August merit and that aid petition he
beard on tho tth day Of Nspieu,b o. uoEt
Any pdfs1n inAy Oppose thia ettenuktn.
iaT h3E NJ, d LEuUkrf, % arniaslOneT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

OaARORRYJsALR or THE REMAINING RgAI,
kkaarAsi,h ", n, " ~ MURDOCH, IN SQUARES
"a No, a76l, 6SoFSs W, Invite a %, " W. D. o.
We Ss. ut s rSe iSsGC ~ q. rnS
JalJ, A. ID. is1a, At O'Clock y N. the iocSlnS IVs
los q. Is. 10 l7.so aGS o. and II in our sasdl,.
sion Of square No siujih tdo tSostoo ifsms houses
,b S.S lS SSa ; a.; lI sSS 4 z, y depth
Sguars lay wlth tho tv6s lSrY framS hSpss- ~
Immediately alter tbs above sais WI ss part Of
b. u fOst, ImproySd With tsc.Story .amS house..
fsst s~1S N 81 S is.t Ia "a dss i''nunS
Also, other parts q ssld Lot. A, q, D, D, aud v,
dspth, 9Th teogioFT tame boasss. "
Add, Immediately after the above, will sell L.. n
sd y y suediyisi9a o. Square Ia, on siSSSi, bs
AID lols 3, and IA 'psdyl.on Of square No. is,,
IEeea slSSSS sSd SiSstSSSiS streets re- ssTsSSss
~ h nGasss atS q ESSsel pas Rsg9 soa,s
iSs and has aso isns bs s.T, m 49, su''
ton. Psisd larda froin y 10 V feet Ia depth, Ggd
TaS ;sSsnt ioia above psatloasd are sHr1sIa slls.
Tor bouses Situated where Land v rsyldiy Using IN
NAlqe, And Within thtss squares ohB Of street. rail-
ruduJug poSlL 70 HoghdSrJ street & ,iuI bsarsT Ia
Woyd W pysspnt ~ dee rlng hsndsoms AID COM
noslon, dselllnEa or prphtabiS ipysAtneRI 4 rare
f4ssSs y :.ls. oao sI.h OAsh, balance In thirty
FROM NE az y sale sSoafOd 70 our tSIislss tion, and
AhI a9s'. "Ii h required y he purchaser i the
Sji oI The purchases PStS Of the pfopsftJ viii b.
| tIhlhlied At the time Of Asls,
| MA. JNO. MILLER,
PHILIP A. DAgsElLJtF,
sa.d Gst.r GREEN VILLA rs s-JAls %s1s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

GsasTli Orders No. co.
The BeopS Of General Orders No. VI, December
~, lBgg, ff0m tlls OtHco, Is hereby enlarged %
b " Include ln Its provisions W o0pTtS, b6gJdg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

or other tribunals, oivn and military, competent
to issue subpwnas 70 witnesses; and hereafter
orders from competent military authority will
DO required for the movements OF all oiloers and
enlisted mon summoned 10 leave their posts ~
witnesses before such tribunals, In accordance
with the requirements Of the said General Or
dera No. ", Of 1850.
nv order Of the Secretary OF War.
T. d. TOWNSEND, Adiutant General
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
Financial.

WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS HANK,
w Uornef n Seventh street and Louislaua aysnus,
PAYS SIX PR OENT. INTEREST ON ALL DK.
POSTS. Interest commences from date OF deposit
All deposits made and drawn ~ will Open daily tTom
iaiaiy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

IIHITED STATES PATENT OfFIUE,
u WARRINGTON, D, o., Ju,e %, lsI2
On the petition OF GEOn0H ". DAHIEiH. OF Wal.
flam, MAss pFayinE Tor the extension OF a
patelt gFAptUd 10 HIN GU the 18th day Of October,
lad, iaI I'M ,osgu,0nt In LAthSst OutlnE sor vs.
ffoua Wire
it's ordered that tho ss,iIgHy the case he closed
an TIM I7h dAy Of NaptsnboF uSGt nat Tie umo TOT
ding ATEumsnt aud the kGAmineTa report be united
10 the hth dAy OF September noGt and that said pst
Non bs heard on the ~ day OF Oct1beF hoIt.
Ans IEEROn mar oppose this sHtanalOn.
igIIIhAv AZ % l.ENDEIsT. tom N taaiAnaF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

NAsHIEGFos, Jane y, lisa
A Board TO consist Of
Colonel X, II. X. Whiteley, Ordnance Depart
menL
Colonel George "; Getty, q Artillery
Lieutenant Colonel II. u. WTiEht, Corps Ut In,
glneeTs,
Lieutenaht Colonel 4, 7, D, l.aidlsT, urdnRnss
Department,
Major silas OTlspin, ordnance Department
First Lieutenant y. 4. Dutton, Ordinance de.
partment,
New York, on the 10th day u July ls72, for the
purpose Of examining such models Of heavy ord
nance a. may DO presented 10 II, and Of desik,
mating and reporting to the Chief Of Ordnance
such models as may be selected tor experiments
pnder the following provision u the act Of Con,
gregs Sppoged June 3, ls12'
- TbSt me lallowing sums be, and
The ,1@S RTs hereby APgrSPaEs 9Rt Ct sny
prlsiSd, i0T lhs support VI the army IGT The yssT
seventy. three;
"For experiments AMI tests Of heavy rlned
ordnance, two hundred and seventy thousand
dollars PTqVtdfd, That this appropriation shall
DO applied l9 ~ lpaSt lBTee Podels o. heavy
to DO appointed by the Secretary OF War WhlS6
r0pOTt ihall include both classes, breseb and
muEllo, loading cannon, and the powder and pTa-
soLl,s,s PsoessaIy for testing tho same shall 10
nAllllNil ltNln hlNInt on Huuus
The Ohlei Of Ordinance will supply the board
with all Interrogation bearing on the subject un.
der consideration IN bo IVund on the hles Of his
Bureau, and will extend .saa 10 ~ pVen-
tqTs, RHd others Interested In heavy Tlhed of1
nAlns, W present their plans and specification
a. " model methp'l VI construction, cost az,
auce 10 the bOah. W "''''
The junior member Of the board will act rs 70.
nuTiBF.
ny order OF the Secretary Of War:
y, -. TuWAAHAD, AdlutAnt General
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

u wGsamGrIE, d, o.. Jane u, ISL.
ia tho petition Of SAMUEL DAHLiEa, OF PToVtdenee
Hhods I-iand prAyinE LH the aHt0nsinn OF a patabi
granted him on tho 9ist dAy OF September, leb oi
al Improvement 10 Iaks' Snga
tue Ath day Of August n0Hl tbAt thu tine igr hing
AFEutnants an1 the kIAminera report 10 Nmitsi Il
tbs h daJ Of Auust naIt, and that said petition be
hhAri 0n the tth day Of beptsmbar nsHt
Az sS.on m'T SpP2'9 ,ai, ~ ,1S Hr,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

NOTIOK-rO WHOM Ir MAY OONUEEN. ~
s'T7RT IysP ma tn' sa.sss.t Il IhS Et6
pEim Illinois volunteers, not being able, Mlar
| due eIaftlon, 10 dad JOHN aud on ARLES WHY.
MAN tEo Of the bTo'ha And dlstFitutsas Of this
saIatS Of said daOSdsnt will proceed 70 distribute the
shares OF said Charles aud JOha WeymAn among tbs
Other heirs riding direction Of the supreme
OuuH Of the District Of Columbia holding = special
taFn unless said Charles aud John WpTmAn, ell hof
OF them make knOWn tho ad mnstTAtof their bis
/ shsraAboa5s gu or bsiOTs SATURDAY the in
| dAy OF SsDtsmbsT, A. ID. Isl1 FRANK 1hlbB,
| Ieil TbA Md Administrator.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
Auction Sales.


DY IsAT1nIEH a. EIEAH1s
ID AuotioneBrt and Real katAlo Brokefs,
star once BuildlnE.
Five yALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, .THREE
OF THEM FRONTING BOuNDARl hIhkEI
AND TWO VERMONT AYkNlk, BEIWhkN
N,hsD W STREETS NORTHWEST AT Auu'
o. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July =, ls7? At
O'Clock, In front Of The promises, We shall sell Tots
n, IS 49, b. snd o. " j. Russell Bars snbdlysion g
square MA Lots y, o, aud ~ have front zach Of =
feet on tho Vat side Of boundary street, by an aver
age depth Of la feot Lois ~ and On have trout y
feet ssch the wort side Of Vermont avenue with al
average depth Of la rect,
Tnia property, being IN ono ~ the most rapidly I'm
proving sections Of the city, should demand the alton
ton Of parties desiring profitable Investments,
Terms! One third oash balance In sir, twelve, and
eighteen months, with interest, aud secured BY deed
Of trust % the premises sold. DonVsyanolnE aud
stamps At purchaser olst ~ down on eaeh lot ~
time Of sale, LATtMEH OLEARH,
. is2T.dAds tStatl Auotionesis
GR-THE ABOVE SALE - FASHIONED, IN
consequence Of the stlfm, until TUESDAY, Jub
,Idids tsiSri LkTfdER a ULFARy, Aust.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ap M TAM. eEsEH ., !. oT ,ls

WAHHIN0ToN' Jnne y I71l.
GsHsrai Ordsrs No. ~ -
In future no Issue Of rations or supplies will
be made from the Army stores TO Indians, OK
cept as allowed aud restricted In the following
paragraphs Of tho Revised Regulations Of the
Army Of 1853:
iaJ2. When subsistence can be spared from
the military supplies, the commanding officer Il
authorized to allow Its Issue, In snail quantities,
20 Indians vlsitIng military posts on the iron
tiers or IN their respective nations The return
for this Issue shalt be signed by the Indian
Agent when there Is one presently and approved
By the commanding Ofilcef Of the post or station,
12Oa. Regular daily or periodical issues Of sub
sistence 20 Indians, or Issues Of subsistence In
bulk 70 Indian Agents for the use Of Indians are
forbidden.
BY order Of tho Secretary Of war.
Z. d. TOWNSEND, Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

TRusLRE'a SALE OF pEsIRABIF LOT ON
FOURTH AND FIFTH sTRRETs wRST
By virtue Of q decree passed by the Supreme COurl
Of the District Of O0lumbia, In Kauny uauss No
a9l, Sul sell a psblie aqstiany IN itont Of the
lsil, 4 y D. m, lot No. - In Square No, 81, In the
ayt ano, between Fourth and FUN Etrsats west.
T0fma3 one third cash balance A. sis Abd tWflvs
months for which tho notes OF tho purchaser hear.
Ing nuTest from tho daI Of sale, wilt he taxi and
lion ratAint the punpnfty deposit Of SttO vit
DO required At the time % sale All uonyuyn and
roypuno amps Al cost Of purchaser.
V, " KING, Trustee,
LTD GRRKN A wil.IiA M, ENoiG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
For Sale Or Rent.

I1OR nENT-A sRVRN ROOM FRANZ HOUSE.
" Gas aud WatHr, on the corner Of q street south
and rat street east convenient 70 the Capitol Rent
g15 per month 16quirs neEt door. 4as
EoR RENT. HANDSOMELY FURN SHE'D
front and connecting back roon on second floor.
Terms moderate Apply At vi hlshth stroe, 30.
tween q and n. Ja1J
IIoRsEs, CARTS, AND TOOLS FOR sALR,-
III 1gelys snod Drau Horsas, eighteen Darts,
Hoose aud Handpower Derrieks, Stone Harrows,
Blacks NTH Tools, three ktnne Wagons, CaH aud
Wagon Harness, Second. hapd Lumber, together with
lArEe lot Of Tools suitable Tor Oou tractors and
Qu.rrYmen VIII he sold ehesp BY Applyi'E 10
N LAUGHLIN A REtLI.Y, 1 street, hsl1s' Saysni h,
NAVY Yard, Washington, u. u. iy2Bt'
L,OR SALE, OHEAp-A THREE.STORY AND
basement Brick House; water and Easi No ~ 3
Nitgiuia avenue southwest, Apply 5ln seysnth
strost northwest, tieAj.ul OUN OALLAN.