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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-02
E We have received. too late

E We have received, too late for
insertion this week, very interest
ing communication from Col. Jas. T..
Shields, ELECTED by reading Capt.
Hodges " Experiment in Corn Gull
ture." published in our last issue. 1t
is full of practical and timely sug-
gestions to farmers, and shall appear
in our next. jWe,rare gratitied to
staterhat1we are promised series
from the pen COL Shields
on agricultural matters. go. s..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-02
The Marriis.sWa Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1874.

@ THE GAZETTE should be in
every family in Hamblen county.
For Two Dollars it will come as s
fresh weekly visitor.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-02

II By new post Office edict, the
compensation Of postmasters is to de-
pend not, as heretofore, upon the
number of stamps they cancel. but
upon the number they can sell.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-02

Col AIinnis arrested Joel A. Cooper,
postmaster at England Point, Cherokee
county,. North Carolina, few days ago,
for robbing the mails lie is about "a
wears Of age aud as0n Of mostrespeeta-
Igeeif Il ss. asf g ta
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Monday. 4th DAY January. Is75.
.TERNF&-

Said Faie win be made on a credit Of six twelve
redemption
Notes in equal sums bearing Interest from date
with appreFed personal security. will be required
Of tire purchaser, and lien retained on the land
until ttys sfesase uInrag Is fully paid l.a
JOHN NEFIEffsEfEY.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-02

Brown, CroweI s. Co are. sole agents
for the sale Of Wells Cassimeres and of
Kirkpatrick Jeans, and you viii save
money by-haying yoaF mons wear Of
them
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Ney Adyertissm emfs
fESTABLESHED 1868
w. w. WOODRUFF,

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The growing wheat crop throughout
Tennessee, IS looking better than ever
lEawn before nc this season Of the year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
People Will Talk.

You may get through the world, bu
twill be very slow.
II YOU listen to all that is said as you 60
You'll be- worried, and frettcd, and KEEP
in stew.
For meddlesome tongues will have
something to do,
For people will talk.
If quiet and modest, you'll have it pre-
sumed
That your humble position is only as
.snmed;
You're a wolf in sleeps clothing. or els
you're fool;
But don't getexcited, keep perfectly cool
For people will talk.
Ii generous and noble, they'll vent ou
their spleen.
You'll hear some loud hints that you n
selfish and mean;
If upright. honest, and fair a. the dav
They'll call you rogue in sly, sneer
ing way,
For people will talk.
And then if you show the least boldnes
OF heart,
Or slight inclination TO take your owl
part,
They will call you an upstart, conccitet
and vain;
But keep straight ahead, don't stop Il
explain,
For people will talk.
If threadbare Your dress, or old-fash
ioned Your hat,
Some one will surely take notice of that
And hint rather strong that you can
pay your way;
But don't get excited. whatever they say
For people will talk.
If you dress ia the fashion, don't thinl
10 escape,
For they criiici-e then in diferen
shape;
Y on re ahead Of YOUR means, or you
taiIor's unpaid
But mind your own business, there
naught 10 be made,
For people will talk.
Now the best way TO do, is to do as yol
please,
For your mind. If you have one, vii
then be nj ease;
lOf course. YOU will meet with all sort
OF abuse:
Bu, don't think TO stop them, il ain
any use.
For people will talk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
Morals and Manners.

Read by Mn. T.. G. Strain Hsinbridz~ Town hip
ln.iiue ant pabllsssi hyreque-, Of ihe Institute,
This subject natural, lool like com
pound one consisting OF two terms
the former of these terms. might be
called the antecedrni; a. il gOe, before
forming The innate principles in our ma
lture. which give rise 10 oui actions or
nlauners.
Morals. will be treated Of first as il
comes thus in order. BY this term we
NEAR. the laws that govern our conduct
/ in the daily discharge of tie duties OF
life. These duties are tw,- old. First.
we have the highest duties aud vbliga-
tions of our lives those TO our Creator.
Second, we have our duties TO Sur fell
low beings.
Ii is a conceded point with all moral
lists Of repute that The purest code OF
morals. is found in the scriptures OF the
lold and new testament.
Taking this tor granted we will next
note briefly some of the duties this law,
Tor code Of laws, require OF us: First,
lie the immutsble decalo.ue given IL
Moses on the summit Of Sinai. and after
wards epitomizcd by our Savior. wnen
Inc declared mans whole duty was ito
love God with all his heart, AND All HE
s,rength, and his ncighbor as hin,eell.'
lin both Of these we are taught thnt We
owe our first duties 10 tie Supreme Be-
4 ing ho first called us into existence
! We shall notice tw OF the requirement:
ihat he makes. One OF these N th,
commandment IN which he e. lb. he'
his claim to the highest and iirt ednra
Ition of mankind for his benefits 80 iree
Inv bestowed on this masterpiece OF hi'
creation. Rational aud intelligent crea
lures are willing 10 allow that this j. ;
reasonable duty, and duty in whicl
all lis intelligent creatures ought 4
share. as All are alike the recipients o
. his creative aud preserving powci
And hence. from a sense of greaiitud,
: lthey should offer the alteration aud no
. mage of their souls TO the immuiabl
lbeinp who is all love and beneficence I
them.
t The other injunction respecting on
conduct to the Supreme Being is one !
regard TO the hallowed use of His name
: Children ought, from very infancy,to y
;, t,uch, to reverence the various namS
and appela;ions Of the Deity.
Parents should remember the respor
sibility OF their trust. and never be :
y urw ary as 10 be guilty of using tho'
lappeilatious except in strict accordan'
with the Divine Injunction. Yet i "
I, may Judge from observation, there Is =
sr one of the divine commandments that
more frequently violated than thl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

our school honses and other places Of
public resort. These things ought not
to be so, as thev brand the community
with no enviable compliment.
Prof Cow In the June number of the
Indiana School Journal makes some very
pungsnt remarks on this trait, which we
cannot resist the temptation to quote,
though Of course they are familiar to its
readers.
The propensity" says he "of some
people TO write and cut their names In
public places, stamps them At once as ex-
tremely illmannered and indelicate.
None but low, vulgar, ill-bred persons
commit such extreme offences against
decency as TO deface q wall or school
desk, gate or fence by pencilling or
carving upon it. Cultivated people new
er seek notoriety in that cheap way;
they esteem such things only as the sd.
vertisements Of those who have small
wit and no sense Of shame" These are
'hc views of an educated and intelligent
gentleman. and we endorse them.
For further instructions on this point
we recommend Prot. Cows Good Nor
ais aud Gentle Manners.
Thanks for the attention.
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uT The scales for weighing newsps-
pers. Jan. 1, are 10 cost $41,OuO we
would accept balf that SUN, and agree
TO abandon the manufacture OF newspa.
pcrs for the remainder Of our natural
liver.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
7 the ,IhHctlc.
FROM IIAHE.iTExii.

nali.ttsil!e j. quiet and peaceful village il
utled on the road leadine iiom Wyoming to
Marydel, two llourishng towns on the DtaM are
and Delaware a MARY Land railroads.
IIazlettyilc can boast of having been the res-
idencs Of more professional men than that Of
most ary othrr VILLAGE Of the same s,ze. although
At the present lime i,s number is greatly reluc-
ed, Tor many Of the physicians OF ia place nave
gone 10 seek practce and 4 fortune elsewhere
while others have abandoned their profes 4ious
and are contriving other means by which to earn
their bread
A new store ot dry goods aad notions was OPP
enel in this place "A fer weeks since by one Mr.
Foreaero1 4 hopeful Young man. Melvin y
Downs were the only merchants IN this place
previous 10 the opening ol Mr.. lnfeacre's store.
kersey d Brother, the only wheel@ights d
blacksmith of tbs place arr palroniAed by the
farming community for miles around, thpy have
been following the business for lite number III
yeats and the .lniahiliiY of Their work has lnny
since Ertenrtd iof them M extensive patIanlgr
Most of the farmers through this section arr
busily engaged IN planting corn. Wheat through
this section looks we'll, and We have all reason,
10 expect a hoanilni harvest. II NJ c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

THR OLp 5WEpEs CHURCH ANSIXfRSARY.
tn this memorable Anniversary, the " arde ns
hope TO receive many generous tokens OF II desite
on the part oi the public To have the Old Clutch
and Bolyine Ground put in thorough order, and
preserved thronqh all time AS an indispensable
part of our eity'1 history. There Is urgent need
Of $4,000 Tor repairs, the rebuilding, in places
the aonc wall around the cemetery, aud the ila-
proVement of the grounds
The offering on The Anniversary will be for H.,
objects named. Friends residing at distance
can send their gifts Ia Mr.. George d. Armstrong
FIRST National Bank, Wilmington, Delaware.
HAUpUY SIMMONS.
Gro. ID. ARMsTRoNu,
Wafdrns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
STRAY w ats.
The spn shines warmly to-day
Alpaca coats are nov in demini

The son shines warmly to-day
Alpaca coats are nov in iemini
Don't f6rget Simiaons y Slaruns mia>lral3 at
the Grand Opera iionse II nigh.
We call attention to a gard from tue NaracIS
Of Old Swejes' Church, published else~hora
The pc. formauea ~ the Royal MnIaustt1s
commences al the Institute Hall on Monday
night,
Drop into tie CITY iiaii Tonight and take j,
dish oi straWbJrtits and ic1erram With the A.
bury lolks.
The hdies fnd il impossible 10 rass FraDk :,
5ll Market street, without stopping 10 ,o9, 1t
hs hue stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

SALFs OF REAL EsrArE IL TALBOT Co,
Mp.-Wm. X Ratheli, auctioneer on Tuesday
sold tour lots of ground on New Bridge Road,
enc mile from Elston two containing . acres,
3 roods and / square perches,to Messrs Coop
er Il White, at $50 an acre, . acres n square
perehes ON the north side OF tho road, dlvliod
into two lots, both sold 10 ~ a. Pascanlt, Esq
one at $50 Der acre and tho other at SS, per
acre.
Mr.. Rathell ALSO sold Tor Messrs. Thomas aud
Seth, Trustee :, a fam in Bay Hundred District,
formerly tho property OF Henry leeke, con
tanning i3G acres, TO Mr VIM. Ball, at SO per
acre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
A HEAVY DEFICIT.
Report Of the City Council Finance Committee
0 nGy-Glty Treasurer KlllgOrr's Accounts.

HIS DEFICIENCY AMOUNTS To f62lo94 AN "EARLY
SETTLEMENT To BE EFFECTED WITHOUT Loss
TO THE cIrY'-AN IrKMIzBD STATEMENT
OF HIS "pEFIciENCIEs" TO BE PRE-
PARED-THE DISCUSSION.
At tho meeting OF City Council last night Mr.
niouruiul mem and heightened vislsgc, presented
The following
WILMINGToN, Del, May 2o, lS74
To tie Guy CouacH of Wilmington.
Your Finance Committee beg leave 10 report
that upon examination OF the accounts OF j. Il
killg0re, late City Treasurer by Mr.. Wnoily. he
reports that there Is balance due 10 the city from
Mr.. klligoIe of six thousand TWO hundred aud ten
dollars aud ninety four cents 40, ,2l094. Your
committee would also report that they hope to ct
feet early settlement Of the matter W ithout any
loss 10 the city
( ii. +. PICKELs,
Finance Committee WM nj CANBY,
A. b. BIcKTA.
Mr.. Hayes thought the report was unsati.iac-
tory; 1t should be accompanied with more data:
There was no balance sheet produced to show
when the deiaication8 occared. SuVh stltement
should be prepared.
Again, The City Auditor has reported 10 the
Council time and again thai he audited the ac
counts ot the Treasurer aud found them correct.
Hs did this at the time when of the Treasurer
saretes lalled. aud new Dne wss procured.
Would this new man have consented to become u
surety had IL been known lhat tue treasurer was
n dafauiter
Last January, the Auhtor delayed his report
over u month, and then reported the Treasurer r
accounts correct Had tins matter not been agl-
tated at the time It was, it would have been I'M
discovered until the bondsmen were released,
when the city would have been the loser The
whole affair should he thoroughly siited. and a
detailed statement of the deficiencies presented TO
Council.
Mr.. Pickles, in reply defended the Auditor
and said that he did not report the late Trea
surers accounts correct last January lie did
not report at all as he was unable 10 balance
the accounts. He did not think it possible to
obtain the iiemized statement desired by MI.
Hayes.
AIR. Febiger also defended the Auditor, and
cited instances where defalcatons had oc-
Cured under the very eyes of experienced ae-
countants and shrewed examiners. lie moved
that the matter be referred back TO the Com
mitteewitn instructions to bring in u statement
showing i'm what items deficiencies occurred,
and the dates and amounts of each.
This motion was adopted,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
MUSICAL.
THE COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT CONCERT
AT THE GRAND OPEPA HOUSE.

THE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT CONCERT
AT THE GRAND OPEPA HOUSE.
Last evening the Opera House was filled,
with large aud fashionable audience, the
occasion being that of tho Complimentary
benefit to the Home for Frlendless Children
and st. Paul's Orphanago tor Boy s,trom the
United Choir Singers. Al about O'Clock.
tho singers having been N ranged upon tho
stage IN thOir appropriate position, Con
ductor lirhenStoin wayed his batoa, and
the grand old "Gloria in Excslsls' from
MaZart's, l2'h Mass, as gwen with most
admirable effect.
Solo and Qnartetts, "Laudate puesi ,lo
minum. wa4 very we'll render
ei by Misses SiSterhenn. Ryan and Lsiltrty
Mesars Fueckei, llUnper and /. Gorman.
solo. -"Stradelia's Prayer" WhIle Mir.
Stone gave this selection in "A fair style. he
failed to throw into it that expression which
can onls reuder Stradeila' h success.
Chorus, May Day ay'-AIueller, was par
ticuiarly good.
Piano solo Emd5 Gallop'' = Quiddut.
The d exscuiion OF Master Oto Bbcker was
excellent aud tho demands OF the audience
were only rppessed Uv bis giving as an on
| core, Cootes' Walt, composed by Prof
| Becker. This young gentleman gives fine
prcml,e at musical excellence.
| Solp-"Uh, Endow me, tSiabaIt Mater
kossini-by MIR, kavanagh, was one of tn,
| gems ct the performance. aud tho gentle
| man was compelled to sing The White
| Squall, as an encore.
| Chorus" -"k yrie,' Fa,niot's Mass. TINS
was thought tho tnest chorus Ia tho per
! fortnance.
| Vioin s;olo-"A Anyia Doionle,' Il
| Rnndeau Mlhtaii-." Prot. Sneelos played
these compositions, wo donit no, viii
| wonderful skill.
| Chorus 'iioiS, Holy" MoZITi's l. /
| Ma1s, ~h4 giN"n with good ti~r
/ tJuaIi,IIr- ,lnp Holy Stitit 80 uIar
| Sung by Mrs. Cooling. Misc Mnnahau
Messr4 kavhnaIh and Pickei' TINS de
serves warm prnlsa ~ n careful rendition.
Soio-"fhe Blind Gal 10 her harp" bN
Miss ornond. was gIvon ia that lady
nlost brilliant Attla. and She wls nntau-ias
tlcallv applanhed. she gave "Auli Robin
Gray" ~ An encore.
| ChoruS--"Ihe Village Blacksmith Hat
ton. This chorus WAS timely given.
Solo-"Dost thou not brt tathe" Wagner
Prot. phodes va IA excellent voica an,
gave this with his usual gtarrtu! finish
The audience were not satisfied untIl lac ha
gwen 80. Far Dove CRAFTY, n- An encore
| Chorus The Npltnti"r falls un oa4tl
walls, words bs lannvsnn, muar by Me
FarIcn. rhis Wa> rendered ~tn very lDo
eiiecL and was warmly receiyel.
| Male thoius--" March, Becker, CLOSED
tins most enjoyable affair.
1T there j. Il rounmendalle spirit in on
citizens il ~ in tho manner whcn they sus
tain what il Truly worthy. While tho worti
, less ttoupes that often ilo ck to our city ar
lett to drport without s'9ntila OF publ
favor, our people aro no slow to re,ognlZ
ltle excellence uf oar hohio ttlent, and la,
tevoninG such "A HOUSE a4 nuEt have checre
tho periorme!s IN their iaudahle mission
charity, Grtrted their appearance upon H.
tiGe. 10 fill the requirement OF an aud
ence al taNiu, - nn mean ti>h bat how we
froL Llchon>tn,n port rmod hls duty ia
plautiits ut u deiHhlol audience Iitastr.i.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

The liirty -thrse cri,sai.fs arrested N Pass
burg last week had hear.ng ves,etday before
the Cai.ft of Common IIeas ~ tElt c.ty. Judge
stowe randetei +, decision reversing the iude =
meht of the acting Mayor ard ordering the
tnts imposed on them To he refunded Tie
womey We're jubilaut oges this d,c.sinu, and al
ouce ssGlid i tu5eiins 10 decide ., thsir tutnre
ac9fIa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
straw berries

A lew Strawberries have been shipped ifom
Somerset coua,y, Md. and by the middle or last
OF next week shipments VIII become general
One genllemeo, who has iise hanIre Of lIile's
peach trees says that be Will haze fall third Of
a crop unless they ale injured hy illlle insect
my,iads oi which nnw iniest Tie tree'. The
growth oi grass il as hue as il could BE-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

CAMP MEEIISGs -lIurock ) in Dorchester
commences July 2sth. Fed Lion Del. camp
July 29th. Ni-e's Point Acnmac Co.. Va
camp. August ,th. Galeua Circuit, Kent Go ,
Md, August 14th.-,ttoTgetou Del, Wilson 5
woods, August 18th. Many othels will, ~
doubi, be held in Maryland and ID, laware, but
these are tie only dates yet gwen
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
uJE. F.KuAkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron,

This truly valuable tonic has been So thorough
ly tested by all classes of tho community that 1t Is
now deemed indispensable a. II Tome medicine.
1t but litte purlfes the boad and gives tone
TO the stomach, rsnovatea the system and prolon
life. Everybody should have it.
For the cure of Weak Stomachs, General Debility,
Indig gestion, Diseases of the Stomach and Tor all
cases requiring "a tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and
efficient Salt OF Iron we possess-CitrAJe of Mag
netic Oxide. combined with the most energetic OF
vegetable tonics elbow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want some hing to strengthen you?
DO you want good appetite?
DO you want TO get rid ot nery ousness?
DO you wint energy?
b you want 10 sleep well?
Do YOU want to build W your constitution?
Do you want to feel well?
1t YOU do, try kuNkEL'3 BITTER WINEOF
IRON.
| only ash trial of this vau lble tonic.
Beware Of countertelts, as kupkels Butter Wine
Of Iron Is the only sure and ehectual remedy ln
the kHcxn world fur the permanent care al DJs
lepsa and Debility, ind as there arc a number ol
limitations offered to the pubhc, | w0nIl caution
The community ia purchase nODe but the genuine
article manufactured by T. h. kunke aud haS-
ing his stamp on the cork oil every bottle The
very fact that others are attempting t. initiate
this valuable remedy, proves its worth and speaks
volumes in its ;avot.
Sold only IN 81 bottles. Sold by Druggists AMI
dealers everywhere. may l2u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. ~ Mark ct
street. resi- eeGu ly informs has friend and the public
in general that keeps hand all descriptions OF
malicines, aid thar competent person is at all
tunes ready to prescribe for such sick call tha
store. and that no charge made ut the ular
urice of the medi ines. the price AS they would
G4v anywhere eiso: hut that ono IS visited at
Gelr esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

SALE OF MoNEY.--Last night, at the regular
monthly meeting OF Morkingmens Loan Assoc !,
alton, $500 sold al a per cent. premium aud sooo
at 4O The remaining receipts we've devoted 10
the payment OF Withdrawing shareholders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
Special Notices.
Food for llle Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive, be
strong and healthy, and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

A TGF VI. At 4 meeting of City Council
last evening the proceedings ~err pleasant
" interrupted by 4 committee from the a
nury Sunday scho"l straw berry festival, which
is in progress Al the Guy Han, hearing waiter
upon which were piled sauceis of zee cream
and Stiaw bttite= and Nret.t oi dririuu, rakt. E.
4 rrcesS ol ten minute, VA taken dutlue
which the Z lty fathrta" displayed lar molr
proficiency in dlspo9ne at dainties than they
do IN uhealthing tinaueial drhciencie-.
1he strawberry festival IS still i'll progress
at the city Hall and should be visited BY ali
who wish to enjoy good time ahl / zip on 4
good cause.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

DCLL.-Pdlice business keens dnll o,lv
oie case of drunkenness being on the recoi
thi' morning. THE usual penalty. 6f,v
rents dnd tolts, was Imp.s,.I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON. Del

WILMINGTON. DeL May 90 1874,
--latest Stock quotations furnished by Msrrick |
johnson i Co ). Cor. 9Th and Market street |
Wilmingtou. Del .. z. M. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

COURT OF APPEALs.-To-night the City
council Will sic as Court of Appeals. anu
hoar conn plants in regard to Tue city as
eoss,iiul's. e1Ali fdrtie7 Interested had better
the otiice tho Cierk OF Council and see
10" thoir properties are assessed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29
THIRD EDITION,
Marine Disaster.
SINKING OF A STEAMER NEAR THE
EDGEMOOR STEEL WORKS.

lhis morning, at twenty minues past o'clock.
the steamer E"a Ga'Tet. of Baltimore, 36O tons
burthen, lan against a sunkes week ia the Della
ware river about three hundred yards from the
EiEeInoor steel wolks and stove a large hole in
her bottom. She was Immediately headed far
the shore, and grounded hear Du Points pisr
where she now lies awaiting repairs The CAP
Publ during the morning, and entered tbe nsn,i
protest, IN order to secure himself from bein ,
held responsible for the damage sustained.
1he EHa Garrett lett Baltimore at Eve o'elock
last evening, and reached the Delaware river by
~y VI 'he Shesapeake & Delaware Canal. She
was ooand for New York, by way of the DeIa.
~ars ts karitan Canal and carried a cargo OF
dfy Goods, groceries aud general merchandiz.
l ne caigo was damaged to "a considerable extent
uu' none II The crew were IN any way injured
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-29

lNOR SALE.-rno Hope building aud Loan \ .
IL sGciation, H. now cherins shares. IA thr Ith
series. Apply IL -
JNo. +. MILLER SeetY
ap:I-eoi v. Z. Cor Of Srd and Market Sts.