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Auction Sale.

Pd Ssa berger & Co. Just south of the
Of YG3s ea1ee are selling their entire stock
ms ti nS furnishing Goods. The goods
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WHEN YOU want to order a book or
renew a subscription, go to Pembroke,
2 Main street.
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,. SiaIL0H'S CURE win. Immediately
Bro S'y ;Gfoup, Whooping Cough and
e. G's q 1s For sale at A. C. Smith &
oVore. (14)
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reS SS / ;; and 5, DR.. Higgins catarrh
dr ,.cay Is Warranted to cure all cases a if
Nain' , stas are followed, Office, No. 227,
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Sb foR lame back, side or chest, use
Fo l-O a.S Porous Plaster. Price 25c.
Store. ~ u ''li'h q Oo's Drug
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LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
$4,000 Reward

WI be paid by A. G. Bechtol, of the
opera House Bar, on the return of his
business, which was lost or stolen on
the night of the fire, Oct. Is, That
E ;o ,li.h resort is again open to the pub
nc nc win a. G. again on deck, which is a
s s guarantee to the public that the
I boS. !; therein dispensed is equal to the
peSI IN the city. A. G. BEcHToI.
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Coughs, Colds and Sore-Throat yield
readily to B. II. Douglass Sons
Capsicum Cough Drops. TIL
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Public speakers and singers find B. H.
Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops a sure remedy for hoarseness. W
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co buy :; 4. Douglass &Sons' Capsicum
ave- eUu Sa.. drops for your children; they
1 a. 4 harmless a,l pleasing to the taste and
, ~-, Gu a helr colds. D. S. andTrade
WI every drop. 7
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Dividend No. IA.

OFFICE OF THE ALICE GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY,
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb II, 1885
dividend No. IA OF TWELVE AND
~ One-half (1z}Il Gents per Share on the
Capital Stock of the Company. amounting to
ending February %, 1885, payable at the
Farmers Loan & Trust Company. New York
City, March 2, 1886. Transfer Books close
February 26, 1885, and reopen March 8, 1885.
BENJAMIN G. RAYB0ULD,
f12 Secretary.
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DIRECT CONNECTIONS
Are made with Trains for
Kansas City,
Omaha,
Chicago,
st. Louis
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS

And all Principal Points in the United States
and Canada.
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OK THE Goth, inst. Martha Heggie, one
of the victims of the Alta disaster, was
buried here.
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THE Co-oP planning mill has also beer
sold out to 2. De LaMare and JOSEPH
Medium for the sum of $500. 1t also be
longed to N. R. futile.
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The G. A. r. Monument.

BALTIMORE. August Cat a general
meeting of the members of various
posts of the Grand Army of the Repub
lie, held in this city tonight, resolu-
ton was adopted commencing the sug-
gestion made by Ex-President Hayes
that the Grand Army men erect ma
tional monument to the memory OF
Grant. The resolution suggests that
the monument be erected at Washing
ton, nd that the sum of 100000 be
raised by an assessment of Sion. each
member of the organization.
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Cholera

MARsEILLEs, August 6.-The Sanitary
Council of this city telegraphed to day
to M. Legard, Minister of the Interior,
the statement certifying that cholera
In Marseilles was sporadic only. This
action. however. is known 10 have been
restored for the purpose of conrealing
the alarm felt by the Council, and to
AVOID being held responsible Tor the
neglect OF the sanitation. which has
caused the recurrence of cholera in The
city. The Municipal Council of Mar
settles are much perplexed from the
want of funds. They have no appro-
prlation available for expenditure Tor
cholera purposes, and dare not ask for
the funds for fear of creating alarm ,bv
the implied acknowledged existence of
cholera in an epidemic form.
MADRID, August 6.-rhe panic caused
by the rapid spread of cholera in the
country is increasing, entire Villages
nave been deserted by their inhabitants.
VINO have fled for safety from the
dreaded disease. In many cases the
doctors and municipal authorizes have
Deen attacked by the scOurge and the
SICK have been abandoned. and the dead
lett unburried. Reports from several
places state that it is impossible to OBJ
tam provisions or medicine. The
misery throughout the country is great
WASHINGTON. August 6,-The Italian
postmaster general has notified the
Rostoffice Department that, owing to
the prevalence of cholera in that part
of the French territory, through which
mails from the United States destined
Tor Italy must pass, all mail sacks of
the ordinary kind will be fu nigated.
He suggests that, to avoid detention for
Immigration. tarred mail sacks be used.
The superintendent of foreign mails
has issued instructions for carrying
INTO effect this suggestion.
MARsEILLEs. August .-Thirty-three
deaths from cholera were reported in
this city to-day. &c
ROME, August 5.-The vessels arriv-
ing at italian ports from the French
ports will be quarantined one week if
they have clean bills OF health, and
three weeks if they have unclean bills
Railway travellers suspected of being
infested with cholera will be fumigated.
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Military TeIegraphers.

CHICAGO, August Pursuant to a
call of VIM. R. Plum, president of tie
society of Military Telegraphers of the
late war, to take action on the death Of
General Grant, a Geographic meet
ing of the survivors of the corps
was held to-day. over the Western
Union lines. The prominent members
of the society being stationed at all the
principal cities in tho Union, transacted
the business of the meeting by wire.
Colonel K. @. Clowry, the general super
intendent of the Western Union, repre-
scented the meeting at San Francisco,
w. 3. Summerville at New York. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. For a quarter of century,
we have watched with greatest pride the
career of Ulysses S. Grant, and ever
found in him the elements of success
full General and statesman, and OF true
citizen devotedly attached TO ms country
and fellows, as well as his family, and
Whereas, During the rebellion the
military telegraph corps was an inn
portant department of the army on the
field, and was used to an-extent greater
than before or since, and
Whereas, General Grant, kindly re-
mindful of all services, has testified re-
pertedly to the efficiency and integrity
of the corps of military telegraphers.
who were hourly entrusted with the
most confidential information during
those many years of war; and
Whereas, 1t is fitting that we who were
honored by his friendship and great
should share in the general
expression OF grief at the loss of one
whose pure and lovable character added
lustre to the fame of Americas greatest
citizen, and soldier, therefore,
Be 1t resolred, That our Secretary be
instructed to purchase portrait of our
great commander and cause these reso-
lutions to be written Hereunder and to
frame, drape and produce the same at
all of our reunions as token of our at
lection for the hero of Appomatox, de-
twice President of the United
States
RESOLVED, That we extend to his be-
reaved family our most sincere SYM
patty.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Military Telegraph Corps of
the Late War.
THE COAST SURVEY BUREAU
Cholera-In the Arctic-YelIow Feve,
Legal Holiday-In Memoriam
Turf Talk
The Committees Report.

8 WASHINGTON, August 6.-The report
OF the committee, consisting of Messrs.
Thoman, Garrison and Huntington,
upon their investigation of the coast
survey, has been submitted to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury. 1t states that
they took possession OF the bureau on
July 9th, and conducted an investiga-
ton, leaving no ground for doubt that
the actual conditions of the survey was
one of decentralization, and its working
inefficient. unjust, and to some ex-
tent disreputable. The regulations
are partially to blame. but the
late superintendent is chargea5le
with willingness to avail himself
of the opportunities for continuances
of abuses, weakness and procrastina-
ton, favoritism and arrogance, a disre-
gard of the regulations, and notorious
use of intoxicants. This combination
seems to have been demoralizing to
subordinates. The investigation showed
a large number of irregularities, which
are set forth at great length, and which
involve reckless extravaganza and gross
mismanagement. The committee find
that Professor Halgard's habits and the
methods of his failure, faculty, or per-
version OF moral sense, unfit him for
position of responsibility. The report
says the dismissal of Colonel Boutille
from the service is perhaps undeserved,
but his restoration to his former place
i deprecated The restoration of G. A.
Salmuller would, it is claimed, be
detrimental to the morals of the
Coast survey. Evidence was given
indicating Mr. w. B Morgan's neglect
oc all attention to the unusual or ap-
parent unnecessary charges while dis
bursting agent of bureau, and the report
alleges that he has become addicted to
the use of intoxicants. His restoration
TO duty Is not recommended. An early
change is recommended in the interest
of the merals and discipline in the po-
sition of clerk in charge of the drawing
division now held by Mr.. w. t. Bright.
The report vindicates Mr.. A. Sumbrack
of the electrotyping room.
OF the fifty-eight employees of the
bureau. twelve are classified as very
able and efficient, thirty-two as efficient
and reliable, six as able, but not very
efficient, two either inefficient or not
well informed, two usefulness impaired
by age or inffrmity, but still capable of
efficient work, four not capable of eff
Gent work by reason of age or infrmity.
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The Omcial.Guests

New YORK, August 6.-Colonel He'd
ges, who has charge of the reception
and transportation of official guests, has
nearly completed his arrangements.
There will be about3 300 carriages III line.
The carriage in which President Cleve-
land will ride will be drawn by six black
horses. Immediately behind this car
riage will follow six other open car
riages containing the Vice-Aresident
and mem bers of the Presidents cabinet.
Behind these will follow a carriage
drawn by four horses in which will be
seated ex-President Hayes and Arthur.
Other civic guests will follow
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In the Arctic Regions

SAN Francisco, August 6. = The
Commercial Ne,Us, tomorrow, will pub
fish the arrival off the coast this even
ing of the schooner James A. Garfield,
twenty-six days from the Arctic, with
news of the bark Napoleon, of New Bed
ford. having been crushed in the ice and
twenty two lives lost, including that of
W. Rogers, of New Bedford, first officer,
and Thomas Pease, of the same place,
third officer.
The Gazette, San Francisco, was also
crushed in the ice, but the crew were
saved. The steamer Baelena, also of
this port, was stove in by ice, but has
been sufficiently repaired to finish the
cruise. The season was stormy and
late, with an unusual quantity Office.
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Economy Must he Used

LONDON. August 6.-Lord Rudolph
Churchill, Secretary of State for India.
introduced the Indian budget in the
House of Commons this evening. He
announced deficit off1 ,029 600, which
hesaid had resulted from an outlay of
fi61, 900 greater than the estimates.
while the revenue had decreased f5jS.-
0J0. The difference. he declared. would
have been saved if the late
government had not abando ed
the Quetta Railway. He thought
it unfair and unjust to make financial
statement under the depressing circum-
stances. The late. government, not
Lord Salisbury, or Lord Dufferin. was
to blame for this state of affairs. He
condemned Marauis Ripon, late vi'eroy
of India, for not looking ahead. The
extra permanent ilitary charge he
said, would probably reach $4,000 0OO
yearly. He declared that economy was
the only way of meeting the deficit.
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Irish National League.

LINCOLN, Neb., August GA call fol
meeting of the national executive
committee Of the Irish National League
of America. consisting of one delegate
from each State and Territory has been
issued by President Egan, the meeting
to convene i'll Chicago on the morning
of August 18th. The executive expects
to be able to place before the meeting a
from Mr.. Parnell, stat
ing his views on important Irish mat
ters
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Yellow Fever.

CITY OF MEXICO, (via Galveston), An
gust 6.-Yellow fever has appeared at
Mazatlan and Tehuantepec. At the
former place the disease is not so VIC
lent, and the physicians have good sue
cess in treating it.
AT Tehuantepec efforts are being
made by the municipal authorities to
stamp ont the fever. Many persons
deny the efficacy of DR.. Carmona's
vaccination process, and the Doctor is
expected to publishsoon defense OF
his system.
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Lieut.. Greeley,s Health

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Leave of alb
sence, for four months, granted to
Lieutenant A. W. Greeley, has been ex-
tended one month and twenty days on
account of sickness. Lieutenant Greeley
is now in Massachusetts, His physical
condition has caused his friends to
entertain apprehension that he will not
recover his health. Since his return
from the Arctic regions he has had the
appearance of an invalid, and has not
gained the strength that it was hoped
he would gain.
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Jail. Birds Escape.

GALVESTON, Texas, August GA
special to the News from Austin, says;
Four murderers, confined in the county
Jail here, attacked Tailor Hornah
this evening, took his revolver and es-
capped. Three of the prisoners were
recaptured after an exciting chase. The
three recaptured, Charles Yeager, I'M
der life sentence for the murder OF
United States Marshal Costing, last
February, is one, and Dick Brannon, his
confederate, another The prisoners
are still at large and Tom Pearson,
murderer of Dr. Storrall, of this city. A
large posse Is searching for him in the
suburbs.
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The Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, August g. There was
a full Cabinet meeting to-day, and IL
session was short.
The Kelly matter, it is understood,
was discussed.
The Secretary of State, when asked
this afternoon about the matter, replied
that there was nothing to say. i !.
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Ex-Confederates.

GALVESTON. August Ga Fort Worth
special to the NeDs says: The second
days proceedings of the ex-Confederate
reunion consisted of number of
speeches from ex-eonfederate generals,
all of whom eulogized the soldierly
ability, courage and magnanimity of
General Grant. Appropriate resolutions
were unanimously passed and tele-
graphed to Mrs. Grant.
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steamship Lines.

LIVERPOOL August Ga meeting OF
the agents of the steamship lines was
held here to-day. with view OF calling
conference of agents of all the steam
ship lines in the kingdom. The meet
ing resolved TO propose an increase OF
the storage rate TO America Of 81, and
to arrange minimum rate for freight.
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In Memory of Grant. q

LYNoHBuRe, August GA large crowd
of people from the Appomatto1 Court
House assembled this morning, and
draped the House in which Generals
Grant and Lee signed the terms OF sur
render in April. 1865, in mourning, 1t
isiproposed to allow the drapery TO re-
main thirty days, out OF respect to the
memory of Grant.
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Total Abstinence.

New HAVEN. Conn, August 6.-The
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America, this aftereoon, elected the
following officers: President. Rev.
James Clcary, Kenosha, Wis; Vice
President, Rev. T. J. Conaty, Worces
ter. Mass; Treasurer, Rev. James d.
Bewles, fremont, Ohio; Secretary,
Philip A. Nolan, Philadelphia Con-
vention will probably meet at Notre
Dame, Indiana, next year.
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Monument in Texas.

GALVESTON, August GA special to
theNeUs from GAINESVILLE, this State, says:
R E. Gibson, prominent ex-Confeder-
ate, publishes a card this evening, call
ing on the people of Texas to honor the
memory OF General Grant by subscrib-
ing for monument to him, but to have
the monument erected in Texas.
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Turf Talk.
MONMOUTH PARK, August c. Tracl

MONMOUTH PARK, August c. Track
good. Weather good. Attendance
large.
The defeat of Miss Woodford was a
surprise. Pontiac, however, won with
ease, amidst the widest enthusiasm.
Mile-Tolu won; Jack O. Hearts sec
ond, Delilah third. Time, 1.44H,
Three-quarters of a mile. two year
olds; Bramhleton won; Saluda second,
Waitawhile third Time, LIZ.
Mile and one-eighth, three year Odds !;
Richmond won; Lenox second, Julietta
colt third. Time, 5S.
Mile; Pontiac won; Thackeray
second, Louisette third. Time, 1.4411
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Plans for the Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The board
appointed to examine the plans and
specifications for the proposed cruisers
have adjourned subject to the call II
Commodore Walker, President. The
acceptable portions of various plans
examined were placed in the hands OF
Commodore Goodrich and Naval Con-
structors Bowles and Galewood, with
instructions to embody them in one
nIan
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Rupture, Breach or Hernia

New guaranteed cure for worst cases
without use of knife. There is no longer
any need Of wearing awkward, cumber-
some trusses. Send two letter stamps
for pamphlet, and references. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, $50
Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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hE..oNAL

D'oNtER FANCY STORE MRS. B. q.
Long vi. remove from her cid place Of
business TO IS md 80 < Firt South street
VIII z. i wi keep ON had the nsn i lin
OF ia"cv goods snd millinery. Hats and
t u n5s- MODS, Crewelis, Arrasine. Rib
59os-ne, etc etc Not ons of air kinda.
Stamping done t. order on short notice.
t ness us given IN painting and al kinds Of
fancy work Give her sc1l -
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. No Business SATURDAY.

LONDON, August 6.-fhe brokers here
interested in American markets have
agreed to refrain from doing any bust
ness on Saturday, as mark of respect
to the memory of General Grant.
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A Legal Holiday.

SAN Francisco, August Ex-Governor
Stoneman, this evening, issued pro-
clamation declaring Saturday, August
Sth, a legal holiday in California.
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Fitzhugh wiz Attend

ALEXANDRIA, August 6.-Fitzhugh
Lee, accompanied by Major Courtlant
H. Smith, will leave for Washington to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock, to at
tend the obsequies- of General Grant.
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The senate Yields

PARIS, August 6. = The conflict
between two chambers IN regard to re-
peal duty on paper has been settled,
the Senate yielding to the deputies.
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.Ex-Minister to turkey.

lWAsH1NeToN, August General Lew
Wallace, ex-minister to Turkey, was at
the Department of State to-day, closing
his accounts with the department.
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Try THE Great California Insecticide,
Buhaeh, the only reliable insect de-
stroyer.s 2. c. NJ. I. drug department
wholesale agents, and by all dr. ggists
and grocers.
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sIRAYED.

prom FOURTEENTH WARD ON THURS
J. "a July Scth. = sorre horse. VII T.
ssIrIpe IN lace. br'nded ]. K. combined On
lei. rnlgn- :h-turn to H. S. Beatie al z. c. II.
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LOST.

A DARK BROWN MsRE, THREE YEARS
= oil. branded W Con left hip, hind feet
white white star in the forehead, heavy
First Rast. between -Four b and Fifth onfb
aud get reward $50 ''
-..C. o., CHAS WICKs
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ANDERSON sROTHERs.

DRACTICAL sIGN, SHOW CARD AND
/ Price-Msrk Writer'S Room S, Old Con-
sti ution building, opposite z. C. n. L
Lettering done IN Glass. Iron, Tin, Wood,
Leather. Oilcloth, Factory, Pasteboard, etc,
etc. Carriage Painting. City Bill Posters
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Married.

BERLIN, August 6.-The marriage is
announced of Jacques Stern, Berlin
banker. to Sophie Croisette, an actress.
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UNIVERSITY OF DEsERET

THE FIRST 'EpM OF THE ACADEMIC
erc'. will tegin Monday. August I7th inst
ri 3 &. m. In the new Univer ;ty building.
fnr . information relative 70 the
school, ~ dress S
JuhN R. PARK, President
u Like CT v. Utah.
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EIsH MARKET, 1924 EIGHTH East ST.
L Importer daily OF salt and fresh water
fish. Wholesale and retail. Orders solicited
from the trade. Hotels and families supplied
1t lowest rates
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AN ACTIVE YOUNG NAN TO TRAVEL
"A J. the c'un:ry as u cAnvasser Apply at
THE HERALD ofice. ="
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

I HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
L LIVERY business OF Geo. W Hail. nd am
preptredr G ntinue the business at the oi ItI
ana. STAPLES on West Temp e street.
nearly cppnsite the herald Office NeSf
So . - ~ no prices eN~
Angus. 9th. 1885. !. HazzIaRovv
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DIR. ELLRN B. FEROUsON.

FFTCE AND RESIDENCE, NO. sSz z.
Brigha street. Telephone 81. Special
attention given to catarrh and all diseases of
the nose, throat and lungs; also to obstetrics
and diseases Of woman.
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PLANO LESsnNs.

MIR. z. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF Mo
u sic, No. 233 E. First South street
second door east of st. Marks church o.,
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays
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FOR RENT.

FTlHE STORE No. 60 W FIRST SOUTH
! street E-quire OF W l. P Ice, No. Sc
w First South street ~