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"A man whom DIR. Chalmers engaged
to manage adisorderly Sunday school kept
his eyes wide open during praying aud
when one boy thrust pin into another he
marched up the aisle, still praying, and
cuffed that boys ears. and went back
again, praying all the way. Aiser that he
was master Of the situation. for the boys
thought that man who could watch and
pray like that could not be pat down.
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See Prospectus II the New York
Daily Graphic an illustrated daily paper.
and the only one published in this country
The first number is interesting and we'll
edited. it, news department varied and
condensed. and IL Illustrations novel and
well executed
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sentative Hale and grandson Of Senator
Chandler. now three days old. and the
young lady who is the daughter of Senator
Ames and the granddaughter of Represen-
tative Butler, not one day old. PERLEY.
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The maddest man in Camden is Smith.
He wound up his clock regularly every
night for hasen Year,. and then discovered
that it *as an eight day clock 'Hs mp.ed
on the work that - might have done IN
those wasted minutes, and hid profanity %
dreadful.
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The Confessions Of an Invalid.

rubshe1 as a Warning and for the benefit OF,
lonng Men and others who suffer from Nervous
complaints, Debility. Loss OF Manhood, etc. sup,
plying the means of self-cuIe. Written by one
who cured him self after undergoing considerable
qaacdsry, and sent free on receiving a pos t.paid
directed envelope. F
5u Ne rers are invited to address tho autbnr
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Box las
omosIi Brooklin. Kings Co, n. Y
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

m This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the wor,a
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. Rel.
dicnlols tints or unpleasant odor, Remedies ~.
III effects OF bad dyes and washes. Prodiu ces IsNE
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Inc IN genuine SIGNED W. A. Batcheler. Sold by al
~eA. c,, sp no 46-ly
SHAS' DAICHELOR, Prop, NY
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to the inhabitants OF the
City OF Ellsworth that there Will be a hearing b.,
the City Council,
"Wednesday, Apr. I'd, at teu o'cl'L u. n, ,
upon the estimates submitted by the commissI
ers on Valuation OF School District property,
Per order OF the City Council
5wll WM. o. MCDONALD. City Clerk
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Real Estate For Sale.

- one and one-half Story Dwelling house
I,sfs with ami Stable attached, situated on
lisiQ tho west side OF the River in Ellsworth.
Lot tx7 rods, house has seven finished romms,
will be sold Low. Inquire at the Real Estate
Agency of GEO \. DYER. Ellsworth Coomb,
Block. 3wIl
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

Notice is hereby given that the partnership be
tweel James 3 and Daniel J. Crawford. under
the firm name Of Crawford Co, dissOiyed
on the 18th day of feb'j ISIS, by mutual consent
MIR. James Il, Crawford Ia authorized to sctte
a Il debts due to and by said company.
JAMES b. CRAWFORD.
DANIEL j. CRAWFORD.
Ca.tiEc, Feb'y II, ls73. 3wlO
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ON MARRIAGE.

1AaPeZ Relief fer Yoans Men from the
s sneGts OF Errors and Abuses in early life Man
noou restored Nervous debility cured Impedi.
ments 70 Marriage removed. New method of treat
Menti New and remarkable remedies. Books and
circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No so,,h
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. sp no. Iyr sr
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Caution.

The public are hereby cautioned against pnr-
chasing note of 81 800 bearing date December
II, 1879. payable 20 the order ,of VIM. Smith
months with interest at eight per cent. and a.
said note was given without valuable consdert-
ton by reason OF deception We shah resist payment
thereof. l. Y MJ'RGH 500.
Ellsworth March II. 1878. 3wu
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The Very Latest and Fullest
News from all Parts of the unrld

Its great feature consists in the fact that il j..
not only newspaper, but an illus trated uty.
paper as well. Four of its pages are filed VIII.
cholce reading matter-telegrams, editoriai- g,.r.
rraI and local news, items, goss Up and corresI...
deuce on the freshest and most interesting topic.
The remaining fOHr page. consist of
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a''D advertisements.
state OF Maine.

ss.s..... EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUGUSTA MARCH 8. 1873
An adjourned session OF the Executive
Ceaacil will be held at the Coancii Cham.
Der, IN Augusta, on Tuesday the twenty fifth day
OF March inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Attest: GEO. q. STACY
swif Secretary of state,
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BISHOP SOULE'S
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4 NEW Era N JOURNALISM.
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The Daily Graphic" IS the Tile of n newap,,,r.
published in New York. which IL achieving the
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editions daily elegantly printed ami couducf,.
ny the ablest editorial talent atainable
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" Buy Me, and I'll Do You Good, =
DIR. LnnEIcy'-
ROOT & HERB BITTERS ',

ftis medicine IL with out the possibility OF "A
doubt the very best remedy known for tie fuI.
loving and all kindred d seases Ind gcstlou ry-
uvenr-s. Liver complaint, Piles Headuche heart
burn. Dyspepsia, Dizziness, ~Crotula, salt rhruiu
cy Foul stomach. Sc.-By the timely use Ut th.-
mr'heinc, the blood !. purified. The appetite ID.
restored. The sys ten Is streug thcued. The u1-
cr - lnvlgnra,ed Fhe breath l. swectrueI Tlr
complexion is beautaed. And the general hc4.t..
l.
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! Cheap ! !

Having bought from A. J. Cameron his >to, : OF
groceries. am prepared to sell all kind. ut
goods generally found IN grocery store at very
low II cure
II II y. J, STEWART
New Mich Cow For Sale.
Cow Young. gentle and an easy mixer. inquire Of
1t TIER LO RID at the American Occe, Twill
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brutal Murder.
A SCHOOLGIRL Shot by Young Nan.

SALISBURY, Md. March o.
| The funeral OF Miss Spockley, the victim
OF the murder of Friday last took place
this morning. About thousand people
attended.
! The coroner's jury rendered a verdict of
| death al the hands of Geo. W. Hall The
evidence shows that deceased left school
accompanied by four small children.
/ About 100 yards from the school Hall met
| her and after some conversation about Il
! letter lac asked one of the children il Mis-,
! Spockleys brother Elijah, youth OF ID
was at school Receiving Il negative reply.
he then turned To Miss Spockley and said
| lac was going 10 shoot her She replied.
''pshaw, George Hall. you cant frighten
me. Hall then directed little girl stand
| ing beside Miss Shockley 10 get out OF the
way. and deliberately raised his gun and
| fired. The load took effect just under the
shouider-blade, and entered the heart.
| when the girl exclaimed "Oh Lord" and
! fell.
Isaac L. Adams, the school. master on
being notified of the murder, FASTENED to
the scene and found the girl lying in the
middle of the road in the agony OF death.
| She died in few minutes. Two hundred
dollars reward has been offered for the
arrest of Hall. \ man answering his
description threw himself under the train
al hinS station, on Saturday night
Parties have started to view the body.
Later intelligence confirms the SUPPOSE
ton that it was Hall who thus made way
with himself
The Louisville (ky.) Courier Journal
for Democratic paper, devotes consid-
cradle attention to the affairs of the Re-
publican party, and prides itself on being
wide-awake to the signs OF the times.
ii says
The Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives is now the strongest man in America.
After the Presidency. the Office of Speaker
OF the House is the most important in the
country. In it Il weak man might not be
powerful, but strong man is all -pOwerful,
and MIR. Blaine is perhaps the strongest
man at Washington. II Mr.. Morton had
good health, it would propably be nip and
tuck between them, but, for the long run
Blaine is the coming man of the Republic
can party. He is the one man whose
name was connected with the Credit Mo-
bilier who came out of 1t unscathsd. He
Is sure of the succession. He is rich ac-
tive, OF good address and popular manners.
young and ambitious. Our back-woOds
readers may as well get themselves familiar
with him. for he will be the pivot about
which the parties will revolvc the next
lew years.
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Chr Cllswortb Amtrifan.

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Bangor should promptly furnish the re-
quired aid GEO. STETsoN,
w. b. HAYFoRD,
SPRAGUE ADAMS,
l.. j. MORSE.
JOB COLLECT.
Subcommittee.
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Seir ure Of Cheap Watches.

A RAID on IMITATION AMERICAN WATCH
Is N THE HANDS OF A DETROIT PAWN
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After ascertaining the direction in which
Wagner had fed, City Marshal johnson of
portsmouth, in company with a man who
knew Wagner well, left for Boston. In short
time after leaving the station house, officer
Gallagher, while making tour Of inspection Of
Fleet street, discovered man lurking in a
doorway who bore q striking resemblance to
Wagner, and his suspicious becoming confirm
ed by the strange action Of the party, the officer
assisted by others above named, took him 10
Station One. where he was ut once identified
Is Wagner by the person in company with
Marshal johnson.
Wagner had on . new suit of clothes, and his
general appearance was so changed by the
removal Of his whiskers and the close cut of
his hair that the officers are entitled to much
credit for the speedy arrest Of the accused,
On the person Of Wagner was found small
amount Of money, and subsequently his old
clothes were discovered in q shop where he
had purchased new outfit, and bore stains Of
blood: lie denies all knowledge Of the murder,
and although not inclined to be Communicative
says that he was in Portsmouth at the time the
murder was committed. He Is - wears Of ACE.
weighs about 10 pounds, and measures about
Eve feet nine and 8 half inches In hieht. and
his appearance is quite prep0ssessing,
Wagner made no resistance when arrested.
and Is he did not object to returning to Ports.
mouth with City Marshal johnson, that gentle
man and his prisoner leff Boston ip the ten
O'Clock train on Friday for the former city.
aesas xzsitsnsat q Isgomsuth.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March 7. Ths nost
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The best Roots, Herbs. anG Barks enter Int. tho
tonpos'toh OF this Remedy, making 1t stmp'c
aud safe well ~ an unfallins cure for ali dl-.
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Boston, For sale by all druggists. lno. lI
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State News.

WISCONSIN,.
Us. VI. Hale Car penter. 1879. Timothy o. Howe
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Upon the arrival of the train at Green and.
Mayor Marvin AMI Deputy Sheriff Brown
came on board and demanded that the prisoner
should be surrendered into the hand. of the
latter and lodged in Jail; but Marshall Johnson
assured then that he could, aud sLould convey
him to the Station House.
An extra pair OF handouts was put ON and
Deputy Marshall Entwi,tlc on one side and
Marshall johnson on the other proceeded To-
ward, the station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-27

AMENDMENTS

Election OF the Chief Judge And Asssst Jsdss Of s
Coart Of Appeals Of Justices Of the snprsme Court
knCAPIruLAIi0N
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GIrrtipn Retnrns.


ANIMATION
TWENTIETH AfsBaBLy piunIcT-Co"isoso'u , =,
N Ltstr,ca Pnr AsansI Defective. BLanh Woe VOTE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-10
FOREIGN.
APPEARANCE OF THE CHOLERlK VENICE
SECOND INSTAlNENT. OF FRENCH WAR INDEMNIFY

VENICE, July 9.-'rhe prevalence of
cholera is officially announced:
LONDON, July D.--ln the House OF
Commons a motion was made that tIle
government should address foreign
powers with view to establishing an
arbitration as Il permanent resort ior
differences between nations. The mo-
lion was supported by figures showing
The cost of standing armies. Glad--
stone opposed the motion, and urged
that il would defeat its own object, ne
cause the Continental nations neid
widely different views on the subject.
He requested the gentleman to with
draw his motion. Mr.. Richards de
clined. and the House divided. result
inr in a tic--9S to SO. The speaker
then cast his vote in favor OF the mo-
ton, which wa adopted.
PARIS, July 0.-The second install
ment of 250,000,000 francs of the last
millard of the war indemnity was de-
livered to the German Treasury on the
5lh inst. There now remains due to
Germany but 500,000,00 francs, which,
in accordance with the treaty signed at
Berlin on the 18th of March last, is to
be paid bv the 9Th of next September.
LISBON, July 0.-'fhe Vine disease is
spreading in Portugal.
LONDON, July "a special dispatch
from Vienna to the Standard says an
attempt was made yesterday by an in
ccndiary to ire the exhibition build
ing. The correspondents of London
journals, and other persons who have
returned here from Vienna, hint that
the building will probably be bnrut
soon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-10
GENERAL NEWS.
ATTEMPT 70 THROW A TRAIN FROM THE TRACK

BELFAST, MAINE, July 9.-The Col
lector of Customs has been arrested by
Federal authority, charged with en-
gagemcnt in trade.
coNCoRD, y. H., July 9.-An attempt
was made last night to throw the Bos-
ton express ofl'the track near Simecook.
Two men were seen placing ties upon
the track, by woman, whom they
beat to insensibility and dragged into
coneealment among some bushes. She
recovered and managed to reach Sine
cook depot, gave notice and saved the
impending destruction. The assail-
ants robbed the woman OF n sdc.l,
containing nearly four thousand dol
lars. The sachel was found with pa
per Oh which was plainly written in
lead pencil 1--WE made more money
than we should if we had stopped the
train, YOU fool.r No traces of the men
COULD be found.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-A Hebrew Con-
ference, comprising fifteen congrega-
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Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this Occasion 10 thanh cur
friends for past tnv0rs. alid respect
fuiiy culi iltcir attcHtiOu 10 our Ina.
neusc stock, which NE are just rereis-
ing direct nroin she principal nIanu-
Ntcturcrs of Sac Nurth ami West. par
ch0sssiug dircct from first hanis for
ca9h ora the spot, and aVailing our
segvoa Of every advantage ~ shipping
la Gag I0nds under specinR contract,
and by OnP own labor almost freeing
ourselves Fr0m store expenses. We feel
c0nNdQut la Qua ability 90 0iAer 10 our
fricmdsnHU Ia ss'c Duh:ic generally otir
Immense sfOcit al better rates NBd
uVore unifovpnlS inw fsurca than itas
ever before been 0aerc,l in thc interior
Og Texas,
a. a. basis aIH foundation ni orr
business, wc gtiaEWntoe every article 10
bc 1s represented. or m0Hcy refunded
~ 0,sr expense af transportation.
bur succcN> in businc-q depends c,,-
sircIS upon establishing ~ Wholesale
trade ia NorthevU EcsHS, amt We only
nslS a fair and Impartial sFias, and II
cI0se comparison OF uniform prices
with tssOse of shreveport, Galveston,
and News Orleans wish freigI,ts added,
and we chcerfu'iy abide by The dcci-
siou OF the same.
GtRLINGTON, MtNSALis a GO.
6mdtf
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NEW YORK.
The TIgreSs TO Sail on Saturday
Young WtLWORlH SENT 70 SING SING

NEW YoRK, July 0.-l'hc secretary
Of the Board Of Health reports that no
previous year since 1869 shows the by
gienic condition to be- so favorable as
last week. The cholera scare has
ahatcd.
Suit has been begun in the Supreme
Court in behalf Of Joseph Seligman
and others, to prevent the mortgage
made by the North and South Alabama
Railroad Company from being cam
cclled. It appears the plaintiffs agreed
to dispose of The bonds Of the road for a
commission of 33 per cent Of the
whole amount, but the defendants
failed TO carry ont their part of the
agreement; hence the suit
Thirty of the best and most expert
enced men on board the receiving
ships have been selected rs the crew 81
the Tigress, which is announced to sail
ON Saturday. She will carry 81 tons
of coal, and if necessary, get new
supply at st, Johns. by this evening,
all the supplies of provisions will be
shipped. They are composed princi-
pally of pork and fatty matters, and II
large quantity of Pcmmican. Also,
canned vegetables and fruits. The to-
tai amount of provisions viii hc va
tons for forty men two years.
DIR. Hasbrouck, physician attend.
ing Dr. King, insists that he died o.
cholera.
Mr.. Reeves, of Jersey CITY, reports
that Captain Samuel Drecker, of Jersey
City ferry, is down low with cholera:
NEW IoRK, July 0.--WaIworth with
other criminals all manacled alike
have been taken to Sing sing.
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Hogs--Priccs steady at IS 6o@S 10
with light receipts.
WHICHEVER, GREENE II Co.
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WASHINGTON.
Opinion 10 lhe Freelmens Bureau Svindh


WASHINGTON, July "a dispatch
received from the State Department
from Hon. ID, Il. Slckles, United States
Minister TO Spain, cnclosos the addi-
tlona customs and regulations pro-
mulgAtcd by the Spanish government
for the Peninsula. The decree IL dated
June 3, and will he enforced against all
vessels coming from the Atlantic ports
Of the United States, after the cXplra-
ton of three months from the date Of
publication, and four months after that
date for all vessels coming from Pacific
ports. Minister Sickles, in his dis
patch, SAYS: twill be observed that this
decree, although containing provisions
tending 10 cmbarrass legitimate COM
mercc with the ports of the Peninsula,
recognizes and adopts several prnci-
pies contcnded for in my correspond
cncc with this government respecting
the customs and regulations. on Cuba,
only one manifest is required instead
of three. II the manifest agree with
the bill Of lading, the fine incurrcd for
an inlIUctiOn of the regulations in de-
scribing consignment, is imposed on
the consigncCs of the goods, and not Oh
the vessel, and the Spanish Consuls are
prohibited from certifying manifosts
which are not properly made out. They
ARE besides required 10 note all mis-
takes and amendments, and to report
to the customs officer ut the port 10
which the vessel il bound all maniicsls
they certify.
The Attorney General has sent his
opinion upon the subject Of the frauds
i'm the t'rccdmen's Bureau TO the War
Department. The questions submitted
were with reference to the money tn
ken from the Treasury by olliccus en-
pIoyed in the Bureau, by means of
forged receipts and vouchers for boun-
lies due colorcd soldiers, and by means
of rcceiuts and vouchers fraudulently
procured from them. The opinion was
upon two points
Firsl, where the guilty parties can
not be prosecuted, Wllat slollia ne the
course IN order to secure the protection
and interest ol inc government ana
claimant. Second, when prosecution
is not barred by statute OF limitation,
of what account Is the late cohlhiis-
Sioner of the Bureau of refugees, freed
men and abandoned lands ana Is MS
chief discussing officer Responsible
The gist of opinion is that II any
military ollicer delalled l0r u''S III
the freedman's bureau, has been guilty
of Incorporating money, or any
violation Of the rules ana regulations
Of the army, he may nc tried ny court
marital III tlle saillc hi''liiVl az any
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-10

lions Of the West and South Is com
voned here, Morz 10th Of Cincln-
natl Is presiding, The object Is the cs-
adjustment Of n Hebrew Theological
Institute Two hundred delegates
were present and letters reNd from
many Congregations not able TO be
present, Resolutions endorsing the
project were passed unanimously,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 0.-Numbcr
u, 40 drew S26,0 600
LAwRENcE, KAN, July 0,-rlIalr Il
mile of the Missouri Pacific truck, near
Klckapoo station dropped into the
Missouri river and sank oft Of sight
IN the flooded stream, without any
warning 10 the railroad men, i'lic
water where the track was situated ~
now forty feet deep. Railroad men say
it Is the most fearful rent ever made,
The escape of trains was almost n mir
arlp
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rnE CAUSE on rHr FATAL RENCoNTRL.
The original cuusc of the sud ailhir
has lts oripln In the trial Of the ease OF
HAWKING w, the plMymie In his
closing argument 10 the jury on behalf
OF plnintlll, Judge Cooley made refer
encc Ia the political course OF the Pie.
ayuue touching the Lynch returning
'hOurd
I'm it, issue Of luue 18th ttho day
following the delivery OF Judge Coo
Lows nrgImcnt, the Piruyuno con-
tanned an editorial wherein Judge
Coolry's remarks above referred TO-
were spoken of NO Wilmlly and mali
ciously false.
10 this, on the smne day, lollowedN
communication nom Judge Cooley TO
Colonel Rhctt setting forth the prop0-
sition that II lac Cooley could be pro-
ven To have been WRONG he would 50
publicly acknowledge, demanding In
addition, That II such proof could not
he offered, that Colonel Rhcil would
mako a like acknowledgement 70
this Colonel Rhctt replied that the
proof OF tbc editorial statements could
he found In the iilcs of the PirnYllnc,
and that Mny acknowledgment that
Judge Cooley saw lit TO make would
meet with due consideration The
result Of the foregoing was that on the
18th Judge Cooley made publication of
the correspondence, supplemented by
a card Wherein, after stating the con-
troyersy, nc concluded with Il direct
insult,
rIlE Return,
a crowd Of probably scyenty.tlyc
waited at the depot for the arrival Of
the ! o'clock train, among the number
Nh. JAS, Cooley, brother of the lie
ccuscd, II was at1hat time known
that the remains were conveyed to the
Luxembourg hospital.
subsequently they were borne 10 the
residence OF the deceased, on DmamC
street and after receiving preparation
for the grave, taken to the dwelling Of
his father Judge r. j. Cooley, At the
corner of ~ Charlie and seventh
streets.