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The animals were drove by the parties named

RECEPTION OF THE U STATES Consul. AT TANGrER.
From official documents, published in the Union.
we have the circumstances under which Mr.. Tho
mas N. Carr was received by the authorities of Tan
gier. The frgate Cumberland was selected to con.
vey Mr.. G. from Gibraltar 10 Tangier, and Commo
dore Smith, apprehending that there wonld be some
difficulty about the reception Of our Consul, thought
it advisable to make demonstration OF force, and
accordingly ordered the Plymouth to accompany
him. On their arrival at Tangier, Mr. Carr recev-
ed letter from the Bashaw, from which the Com
modore learned there would be objections made to
Mr.. Carr's reception The Commodore declined firing
the customary sautes, until the difficulty about MIR
Carrs reception settled He obtained interview
with the Bashaw, ia which he told him that MIR Carr
had his commission Consul and letter for the Empe
of Morocco from the President and must insist
upon Mr.. Carr's being officially received After good
deal of pariey. the Bashaw consented receive Mr. c.
officially, provided the Commodore oud give certif
cate stating that he could not wait for reply TO be re-
ceved from certain dispatches which the Emperor had
forwarded to tho President. The Commodore did so
MIR. Carr was officially received and the customary sa
lutes were exchanged between the T. s. ships and tho
battery on shore.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

WARRINGTON Cry, Nov IL, 1S45.
DEAN SIR-The Morning News of the eth has Just
handed u.s. in which names figure sellers Of U.
states stocks timen We have not since tho 22d Oc-
tober last sold one dollar of stock in the NewYork mar
ket, and then but small amount Of Kentucky" and
have in the whole OF business bought
or sold stocks on time" The rumor" therefore,
false in epe,y particular and the only ground for II ars
es from the fact Of one oi firm being in New York
at the time Of the sales referred to-
BE good enough to give the enclosed an early inser
tion, and oblige, Yours, rsspIy,
CORCORAN & RIGGS.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

The CHARGE OF RAPE IN BoSToN.--Nr Bald
win, charged with rape on MS niece aged I3 wears.
was brought up for second examination in the Mn.
cipal Court on Wednesday evening, and occupied
the Court the whole of Thursday The Jury was 10
returna sealed yesterday morning, if they agreed,
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTTINe on THE USIoS COURSE, l.. l., YEsrERDAY-
sweepstakes and purse for $780, in skeleton wagons
for which entered
w. % m tashlOn
A. Conklin. ........ .br 4. Peter Smith
Col Bartlne. .br m. Lady Washington
The first named did not show. Peter Smith led near
mile The Lady was evidently tired Of his company
and bade him good bye, and home six eight
lengths in front.
In the second heat the Lady showed a want of foot al
though inside Peter led to the half mile poles where he
mad TO surrender to her superior powers for the
der OF the trot, which she won in fine style
The result was follows
Z. s. Bartines Lady Washington. go.
A. Concklin's Peter Smith. :. ........ . ,
Time, 5:43-5:50.
The animals were drove by the parties named
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

LAuNcH.-The "Areole,n and not Arcoa, as pre-.
vousy stated, will be launched this morning at
half past nine o'clock, from the foot OF Seventh
treet
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

HALIFAX AND WINDSOR RAIL RoAp -Prospectus-
es OF rail- road TO be constructed between Halifax
and windsor have be circulated in this CITY since the
arrival oil the steamer Capital f2O0 in 900 shares
oi I2o each Deposit fi per share number af gentle
Standing Council, Solicitors &C in England Halfax
aud at Windsor is expected that E5000e Of capital
VIII be subscribed in the Province E200 900 of which by
the Legislature the remainder is supposed would be
readily made up in England.-7Sm<s.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Notices OF New Music.

LEOPOLD de MEYERS MUsIc.-The Marche Ma
rocaine and all the other pieces of music performed
by this celebrated pianist are for sale at the store of
Scharienburg " Lewis, No. l36 Broadway These
pieces appear to be taking the lead of all others of
miles OF the most fashionable people =
PASSION FLOWER WALTz.-This is composed bv
Geo. +. Brstow, and published by c. G.. Christman.
404 Pearl street.
The THREE WIsHEs--THE CHESAPEAKE Quick
STEP, composed by John Holloway during the pas
sage OF The steam packet Chesapeake from Buffalo to
Chicago, from the same publisher.
The QUADRILLEs FAVOR SUR DIES NORRIS LycrA
De LAMMERMooR DE DoNIzErTE-Arranged for the
piano by Joseph Labltsky, from the same publisher
POOR ToM-The poetry being the last production
OF the late Mathew 9. Field and the music compos-
81 ss by George Manouvrler. Published by John
F Nunns, No. 240 Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

The Jerseyman mentions SIX widows, living at
Logsnsvs, within the distance Of half a mile hose
united ages amount to five hundred and twenty six
years Their ages are follows one "a years es,
two 81 one a. and one 81. Can any little village in
New Jersey beat this,1
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

RESULT THE ELECTION IN THIS CITY.-The fol
lowing is the official statement of the recent canvass
for Senator and Register in the city and county OF
New York.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

Total. .a; ..;' - so,as1
disenters rotsstants Of other denominations By the
census taken 1896 the population amounted to 76o9i
there has consequently been increase of 81 800 or
about 2s1 per cent.-Ialifar Sun
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

BY this result it will be seen that the democrats,
although they elected their men, are in very large
minority, in comparison to the whole vote. If the
wings and natives, who differ only in name on the
most important points, had united, they could have
carried the city by five thousand majority. Thus
is with the ocofocos when they come up to the
scratch, they make up all their differences; but the
poor wings are eternally humbugging themselves
and their supporters.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

ANOTHER QUESTION OF FANNExATIoN,-Ift it be true
that many Of the Oregon emigrants are now turning
their footsteps towards California, and are prepar-
ing TO take up position at the famous harbor Of San
Francisco, it will lead only to movement for the
annexation of that territory to the United States
So let US all prepare, and particularly the politicians
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

HAVE A CARE.-A brave CIT marching home
the other night, after days work. met well dress
ed woman, who modestly accosted him My husband
is I'LL know not what to dowili you 20 and get some
medici ne with me- said she. Certainly was the re-
ply And of they went, but they had gone far be.
lore she too was taken sick Oh" she cried when they
had reached q dark spot, feel badly-hold me-I'm
If she could though her attendant had Of course to hod
her up few minutes passed she better and very
soon told our CIT that she would mako her way home
thanking him for his Kindness They parted Soon af
ter the man put his hand into his pocket for something
when To- he found his wallet opened and his money gone
fortunately the next night madam arrested Gin
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

SIGN1FIcANT.-Mr. Matthew l.. Davis continues
to write very interesting letters from this city, to
the National Intdigencer, under the signature of
!" Calm Observer" He is beginning to enter mi
nutely into the condition, position and relations of
the democratic party, and will no doubt take an ac-
tive part in the movements that may be expected,
after the meeting of Congress, relative to the con-
hrmaton o. the Collector OF this port, and public
officers of other cities. There is to be general
onset made upon the Senate, in order to procure
rejection by that body of the nominations of the
Collectors of New York, Phadelphia, Boston and
other places
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

home, dsvong some time in preparing it for the oven,
feast for her life time agreeable anticpa
tions, unexpectedly cut short by the entrance
of visitor wearing certain badge of authority in the
form Of star or in other words policeman had called
for the purpose of conducting her into other society
than that which she had contemplated dining with on
that occasion The turkey was oil course transferred to
its rghtful owner and Maggy detained for being such
goose
named Luther v. Moulton was arrested this morning by
officer j. H. Whikehart on charge Of having obtained
from Mr.. Charles Alden Of No. 293 Pearl st rect.
Pardon Of DingiV.-William Dingler, who
fenced to the state prison for the of Ia years
time ago, for committing rape upon young Irish girl
named Ann Murphy, at the Broadway Cottage, of which
he at the time the proprietor has been pardonsd
he. of
sing from his boarding house. No 20l Fulton street.
since the 4h instant As he did not intimate any
that he contemplated absenting himself ON home, his
friends have become very much concerned for his safety
Escaped Con.ct Cagtwed-A penitentiary convict
named Henry Wilson last night made his escape from
Blackwell's Island but was retaken this morning by
officer Shadbolt Of the 10th ward
Picking Desk.-As individual named William Will
ams was arrested and obtained for picking the desk Of
Mr. Charles A. Stewart, of No l29 Grand street.
Stealing Pipe.-John Connolly and William Mccoy,
OF s ast Of sos OF g
Robbing an Emptoyer-Robert Hsbson, in the employ
OF James A. Frost, hair dresser perfumcr sc, No. 81
ombezzling at different times small sums Of money the
property Of his employer. He held to answer for
Larcsnes. Russell arrested and de
taised to answer for stealing coat from the iron. o.
guags towards the officer that arrested him. owen HI
ley brought up by officer Forbes OF the otn avenue
on charge Of stealing box Of soap
POPULATION or NEWFOUNDLAND p-An olhcial re-
turn of the census OF the population OF the Colony OF
Newfoundland shows tho following result -
Protestants OF all denominations. 1888
Roman Catholics. ......'.'''. .''..... A6,ea6
~
OF the Protesants 342sl are Episcopaian and 257
d.esnters rotesants Of other denominations By the
census taken 1886 the population amounted to 1904;
there has consequently been increase of 81 800 or
about 2si per cent,-HaiDar Sun
The Jrssymgn mentions SIX widows, living at
Logsnsvlls, within the distance OF half milo hose
united ages amount to five hundred and twenty.six
years Their ages are as follows "a years, one a3,
New Jersey beat this,1
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

MYSTERIOUS MovEMENTs.-John G.. Rives, the
partner of Blair, who recently announced the pub-
cation of a :" Congressional Globe" passed through
this city the other day, as appears from the books
OF Howard's Hetel, on his way to Boston. 1t is
supposed by the quid nuncs that he has visited Phi
lidelpha, New York and Boston for the purpose of
ascertainng how many votes, and what strength,
he can muster in the democratic party, in order to
obtain support for the printing Of Congress, and the
future distribution OF the spois.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

POPULATION OF NEWFOUNDLAND An oiiciai re
turn of the census OF the population OF ,ne Colony
Newfoundland shows tho following result
Protestants OF all denominations. 1888
Romor n Catbolica OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l6 gtG
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AUGUST SCHEMES FOR Isdo.
HEAD QUARTERS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

ALEXANDKiA LOTTERY.
Class 1873 for 1915. To be drawn at B,l,imorc. Au.
g"s20. rs numbers. Is drawn ballots.
! OF $4,000 I Of 5000 81 1000 ofl500
10 prizes Of 1000.
Tickets 5 dclls; certificate Of q package of 25
whole tickets will be sen, for 65 dolls shares In
proportion.
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COMMERCIAL GARDEN NURSERY
OF PARSONS & CO.,

rbOSHtNG, NEak NEW YORK.
ME Propreiofs desire 10 call attention To ibis
- extensive establishment. which 10 now prob.
ably The largest in the Union. covering nh area oi
nearly SO acres. ond compacily planted with more
Than quo. 600 Tee, Shrubs. Plants. &c.
The very rapidly increasing TASTE for iIoriicul-
urni pursuits, producing demand for men and rare
Fruits, Ornamental Trees. and Plants has rendered
necessary a sysiemaized arrangement for the i'm.
Poriai,on ofall ihsi In new and desirable.
fpf this purpose. The Pfoprietors have personally
Inspected all The principal public and private II ri.
cultural ESTABLISHMENTS in Britain. France and Ger.
many. and have perfected arrangements. by winch
they will receive Immediately on ito appearance,
everything that is now and valuable.
The Trees cultivated al this eslnblishmeni are
straight and thrifty. md from their e1posrd situation.
they are sufficiently hardy for removal To much
higher laIiudcs.
The attention Of amaieurs and Others 10 paf,cu.
larry directed 10 The fruit efounds Of this establish.
meni. In which will be found bearing specimens bi
oil Tho varieties OF fruit which they cultivate.
Vision are also invited IL Inspect their wineries
and fruit houses. in which are moro Than 100 vari
eiics Of Foreign Grapes. and about 200 varieties
Pears PInms ApricoIs. and Necisrines. al Of whti
viii he ia bearing. in 1916.
Orders inny he addressed to the Proprieiors n
Flushing. New York. and Catalogues can he ob
famed by application. post paid. ~ ihemreiyes 4,
Parsons a. Lawrence. l2S Pearl 81. or Saxton &
Miles 205 Broadway. New York
Dug 10 6w
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MI EDlCAL COLLEGE OF OHIO--Tbe An
lvI nual Course of Lectures 10 this institution
VIII commence on tho FIRST Monday in November
and close the lssi day Of February. The D,dacI,t
Lectures will commence in tho early par, Of the
week. and proceed regularly to The close Of III,
Session. The Lectures will be delivered by The
following Professors,
JoHS y SHoTwELL, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology
JoHs LOCKE. NJ d. Professor Of CT emi.,ry and
Pharmacy.
X ID MUssEY. NJ d. Professor " Surgery.
JOHN r HARRison. NJ ID. Professor Of Maieria
Mcdica end Therapeutic +,
M WRIoHr. NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women nnd Children.
JOHN MoonHEAD. nj ID. Professor OF Theory
and rfscsice of Medicine.
The lee for full conrss is $50. tn he paid in
advance; Mairculsiion IS; Hospital IS; Disseciine
Ticket So optional CHAs L AVERY M D. De.
monsiroior Of Anatomy, will take chorge Of The DIS
seciing Rooms, aud viii open them early in the seq.
son-Dr Avery Isl graduate N The Medical College
Of Ohio. and has spent several years in the Schosls
OF Poris Graduation SIS. A eraiui,ous Fall Course
will commence the middle Of September and con
iinue Till the Is, Of November
aug IL Wv ID MUSSEY. NJ d. Dom.
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MOST SPLENDID S CHEME ever drawn in
tho s. In this Lottery the 6ni 9 numbers will
emile The holder 10 prize Of s40C. The next two
numbers $3.50
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chsmat street, bet~een Ga aud In STREE,

ChtshH srstt, OetuccH y N dnd IN strffff,
PHILADELPHIA
HNlIE subscribers respectfully inform Their irieEds
~ ahJ The travel ing public. that they have IA g.
ken the above house. formerly known ss the Maf.
shall House) and have made extensive slternliuts
and improvements in its interior ha virg spared no
ssponse 10 render IL one Of The mos, pleasant aud
fashionable hovscs in The city. The parlors are
nu,osrcus the chambers large aud well arranged.
The furniture new. lie l"cation Is in The m ~
central part Of The city near oali the places Of
public amusement. and convenient 10 the depois u
the S,uihern. Western and Northern routes
The inbles will be supplied with al the deca.
ciss OF the scsson. The Wines arc ~ The choicest
brands, aud have been carefully selected
Tie propIielOrs hope Ivy their pcrsonsl attention
and experience m The business, 10 give satisfaction
10 ihcse who may hvor Ibsm with their paironaee
BAGLEY. MACKENZIE * co
JAsgs BAcLEY, (lsie Of Jones IIoiel)
IIENRY e MAoKEsliE, (lOrmerly Of ibp Washing
ton House
P1rGs l. FERGUSON. oug I'm
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FORTUNE,N HOME.

Jake great pleasure IN laying before onr
pa'ro"s' aud the public generally. the ElIowi.e
,.nemes i"r August. know ing them q, 10 b.,,,
man any others offered To tho public Yves, of The
.rs' Send IN Jour order. for Packages
Tue most popular way Of udyen,urine in
es say esa'n, send in Jour orders with
cash of primo tickets snclosed. and ,bev viii ,r.a
WIN a. much s'ieninn as IL personally applied for.
All orde" come perfectly safe by mail
I. DORSEY
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY

Draw'a s follows Throughout The month Of August
Draws on Tuesdays--C apal prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of Lackaeo whole,
sig; shares in pnporIion
Draws on Thursdsys-Cspital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets OIL; certificates Of package " hole,
$l4; shares in proportion.
Draws on Si'nriays-- Capital prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package wholes
ID; shares in proportion.
Address yuur orders TO
jy28 N L DORSEY. Wheeling. ".
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A NEW ARTICLE.-we have received.
says the New Orleans Picayune, from VIM
Laughlin & Co., a sample Of bale of Chinese
silk cotton, which they have just received from
the plantation of DR.. George w. McElrath, of
Warrenton, Mississippi, by the steamboat, M
b. Hamer. This is new description of cot
ton flong staple and of the most beautiful,
silky and delicate texture. Every year we note
with Qualification the efforts Of planters to
improve the quality Of the great Southern
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AIR Eorr TONIC AND ANrl,DysPEp.

AIR EOff 5 TONIC AND ANTi.DySPEP.
~ TIC PILLS This Medicine has been
SHOWN to The public Tor the last twenty years. aud
has obtained considerable ccieAriy IA a temcd, sr
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown ihcse Pills IL
he The b,si family Medicine that oan he used
lhey operate gently ~ pureaiisc. producing nci.
'her slckn'ss nor debility. They be used nj NIL
mes 10y prisons Of all ages. without regard 10 d,cI.
drink. or NpoSure iu Wet ard cold.
As an Au,-bIliUu. medicine. every person using
them vii snOn become satisfied oi their superior
cihrncy. There has been issued a pamphlet to
be had "i the Ascntsl IN vhirh Is set forth more
iulIy The nature aud operation vi the medicine, To.
ge'her Nth some of Tho diseases in which 1t is
most applicable.
The p!"pteiors have been compelle 10 alter the
'ofm oi the wrapp.fs enclosing their Pills. owing
10 'he rany tOunterciis that have been distributed
All Persons purchasing ure requested In bs well
satisfied they are genuine Fur sale by PRYOR &
rAuLl. Druggists. Wheeling. Va. General Agents
i'r The Pu,ri" irrs. IA %
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AFRACAS.-A cowhiding "came off, in
front OF the Troy House, in Troy, on Satur-
day morning, just as the cars were leaving for
Saratoga. The recipient was from Burfing-
ton, the operator gentleman of Troy. The
ssfiair grew out of some legal proceedings, in
which the latter was, as he thought, rather I'M
: Handsomely treated; and he had promised to
square accounts the first time he should see
the other party in Troy. The promise, we un-
derstand, was vigorously fulfilled, nor was any
assistance made by the person whose feelings
were most interested. From this circumstance
tits presumed that he means to appeal to the
law to give him redress for his dressing in
which case the castigator may find himself in
peck of troubles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27

n ,oHirOLND SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA.
~ This Is the best preparation OF Sarsspsrilla
ever Offered To the public, Tor Tho cure nj Scroiula
ur Kings Evil. Cuianeous Eruptims. P,mples on
the Face. RogwOrn. re'ier. SSald Head Syphili
c und Mercurial Diseases. aud all Diseases of the
Shin.
u IA particularly rec ,hmended To those whose
constitutions have bccn broken down by the inju>
III cious use of Mercury. Prepared and sold whole
sale and retail by PRY Or & PAUL..
~ Is Druggists, Wheeling Va
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NEW hook BINDERY.

n UST RECEIVED and now opening. general
- as.oripentof Dry Goods. Grocerie..& Queens
ware Of every variety. All kinds VI Goods Ol
The approved and fashionable siyles, as low ns
they can DO sold 10 the Union. for c,sh or approves
Produce. ID MGlNNIS.
may 7 No 175 Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27

The Lunatic Asylum at Montreal has been
abolished, another and more extensive estab-
iishment having been found at BEAUFORT for
the reception of lunatics. It's situated on the
farm OF Col. Gugy, and is conducted by Drs.
Douglass, NORM and Tremont-the proprie-
tors receiving pay from government at rate
per each patient.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27

@Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerlif.
Gates in The above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention. and Oh acc cunt Of each
DRAWING will be sent Immediately nner il is over
10 all WHO order from US free of postage both ways
Address. JOHN Nj CLARKE.
aug Richmond. Va.
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The albany Evening Journal says THAT the
-.ndieAs have been seen in considerable mum.
bey In Schoharie county within week past,
ana that some Of them amuse themselves by
stopping every body passing along the high
way, and insisting upon knowing their bust
ness and destination. In Steuben county, too,
scc9sding 10 the Ontario Repository, there is
trouble brewing. And in Columbia county one
or two individuals who have taken farms from
which the tenants were elected i'm the Spring
Tor refusing to pay rent, have had their crops
destroyed, their cattle MANNED, and their gar
,dens dug up by some persons unknown.
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$4,000.

Pukomoke River Lottery. Cisss l6D.
To be drawn ~ Wilmington, delaware. Auuu., Of
l Of $4,000 25 Of $1,000 Of 5000 1 of 400,
And humerous smaller prizes. IS Nos, 10 draw,
ballots whoie iicken 80. Certificate. of 9!
wholes liz; shares in proportion.
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nOLn WATCHEH.

UST RereIVcd Of The Sign ol he Big Watch. q
- few very superior fine Gold Lever Watches.
which will be aid cheap for cash
aug 81 JOHN BISHOP. No I33 Main 81.
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03O.OOOi

Grand con.lidaed Lottery Of Deiaua,. & t:.o,c;o
cis-s ~" 81. to DO drawn al Wilmington An, 40
OF $4,000 5000 I Of 1000 1 of9IIf
bes,des ihon.ands smaller prizes. IS numbers.
~ ballots. Whole tickets $40; cer,,fica,e Of mach
age Of % wholes l45 dolls; shsrcs i'm prono,,i,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27

Besides prizes OF s4O0, s25O, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $50; Half 10; Or s; Eighth 9 SO. !
Ner ofn mn kag n h,,la
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SUBSCRIBERS, sUsPENDERs,--A full as
~ s,r'ment 81 worucd. Cotton. Silk and Vrlver
Su.psnder &c every description. On hard and for
sale eircmsly low by , d. HORNBROOK,
Wholesale aud Retail Variety Dealers.
aug . Monroe 81 between Main g. MiTkei.