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-, ..All;D5rttss .ii pklEss Ii GOODS. et,t
Btsck Silk, from $, 'oSs''.
Fancy Silk, striped and plain; "s"i ia:
'Changeabfe Silk, very {. '''F''''''
Merinos', p'arh-''' 'o'o'':
sIerinos, pla's A HHa nsSr,s1; r. ,., i,
Deta ines all wOOl-plain and tgurSd.
Dalainiles fAncy-very handsome.
Cravellas, plain a.s:a and ID striped: '!9.' :.
Cob'adrgs, ''ls'l0E' l. and p''o'''
Debeges5, striped ''!l"i,:1 aha q plain; +.
GingfaamH', excellent from lsiss' cents
Prints, a big pile from ess,ss s cents.
13roche Shawls, s,.,ss single and double
Bay State do, cheap '' =, n
Tibet al and Stella do, 's'"''''''
MatnitilIa;s ''l'd Aha Ataatilla Cloth.
Caters, black an and 'G.G''a' ?sI d.,
Sh,os, calf, morocco and soa:.
DioC", '"l r'nI I,
Hosiery, wool WOO and cotton
| Shirts, bone aud corded
IIo,,onS brass and STEEL
iloooP>, =! :r;4. !. iEH!r
Gloves, KID CLOTH &c cotton on and WOOL
G.nntlats cloth and kid.
uduhIioIs, .i,an '"."'!',
Collars lace, crmbric and bugle.
Noi'i"' ~ n."% ~,
Sleeves, swiss and ''nerle'
Dress Triim,11iiIns;sI Tiii;ji1iI ;I an endless variety.
Wool Hoods and Comforts.
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tif'nHs"T
GROCERIES.

:. GROCERIES.
Sugars, ali kind; i; and s,' prices
Teas. from H.sTs cents,
Spices, of'l' kinds and / qua'ii'''.' 1a'i : .,.x,
Tobacco, plus' an' cut and d.. smoking king
Rice. and Saleratus, very r! s''d'
Grocery, in sets or by the piece
Cutlery, table and : pocket -.
Glassware,, large and splendid '''o''n 'n''
Lamps, Oil and Fluid, cheap for cash.
CdfpSt Chain, white and ''''''''
Batting, good and bad
Wadding, white and '''0''d' '.
Buttons, !, 1ssTh, q , ''H' brass and lasting
Combs, ivory and ''''''nsii .,,,
Fins, Needles, Hooks and an Eyes.
Elastics,, large and small. -
Tapes, Bobbins and Braidls.
Remnants, Brooms, &C., &c.
| BosrwroK & BEATrx will sell the abo''
| goods for cash Aasi cheap, As.they can
bought,in New Yofk Or PhiladelPhia. II
it and see. 't !, y ~
1 otrAllrPennsylssiias Bank money ,tsks
. at par for goods--sxcspt those banks tb'
have actually failed.
Ravenns, October 8, 1857.
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T. New MfIlineBy. I: =
MISSES LEONARD &lKNAPP respect
III fully announce 10 the Ladies' of Rayenna and
vicinity, that they have just opened am entire new
Fowms etc., and prepared to do all kinds work
in their line in the latest and most fashionable man
ner Rooms over the High School, a. Chestnut ST.,
nearly opposite the Court House. Bleaehi6g dcne
TO order. tEeptember1 u ls57-lm
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htscE1IlHE6us. HI { Il !ElH5s
Casirpets,s cotton. wool ..'.sst,. and ns",4R; =,
Oil CLOTH, from one to two yards wide.
Wail Paper and Curtains.
R1eady-made Clothing. !
Sheetinlg, from one to two and A''f.e'' wide
Sheetings, e''a'Ast, '.,,
Flannel red and white
Cotton Fknitel. :,
Damaajsk for Curtains, good.
Curtains, SWISS I'M null II. and an p'A'd'
Crayiats,, black a,. and fancy
Stocks, with springs r., ,-,,
Bonnet Ribbons, very rich
Bonnets, 'atlh i h .na ~, n.n'a.. ,..1'',
E5'd]gings, i 'r'' e"s 'as. ''"si'': ''i :..,,.
Suspenders, meas ''' and !" '0y'' '',
Umbrellas, h''''rs'' to ''''''
Hickory shirting.
Bags, ready made
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/ Ilsi; A Lady

DRICES COMING DOWN !!-Just re-.
i ceived Gne assortment of BooTs AND SHOES, al
No. quality, and at lower prices than be had
any other establishment in Portage county. II any
body doubts It, just come and "try them on"
Sept. 10, '57 PRENTISS, HOPKINS co.
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MORE NEW GOODS.-At the new

DONNET RIBBONS and Dress Trim.
ID mings opening at the, new store of CorFIN g.
PINNEy, and selling OF fast at very low prices
Ladies In want Of either Of those kinds or Goods, will
find It to their interest to call and lock at ours.
NAV Ii, 1887 >. Mol PHOENIX BLOCK.
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!. RAvENNA, O., Oct. II, 1857.
At meering of the stockholders of the
Banking House of Robinson, King & Co.,
held at their Banking House, on Saturday
evening, the 18th inst, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted: ~.
Resolved. That we will not, either direct
Iy, or indirectlys within thirty days, for eur
selves or others, return for redemption IL
coin or exchange, the notes of any Of tht
Banks Of this State.
Attest: HORACE Y. BEEBE, Cashier.
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SUGAR CANE MoLAssEs.-Our thanks are
due to WILLIAM GARDNER, I'd, Esq, Of Free
dom. for a gallon of molasses made from
Chinese Sugar Cane. 1t is Of most excel
lent quality, and in our Judgment, much SUI
perior to that which is brought from Cuba
and Tie southern States. 4.
Mr.. Gardner planted about ten acres o
the Sugar Cane. He has purchased ma
chine for grinding and obtaining from it th'
Juice for ,molasses. He has Manufactured
about one hundred gallons. This Suga
Cane bids fsr to become leading produc
. Of the northern States. 1t is not only ex
csllent for sugar and molasses, but make
one Of the most nutritious and VALUABLE
kinds Of food for cattle.
Far AT LIMA.--We learn from the Al
lance Times, that the pottery Of Mr.. GREEN
in Lima, was destroyed by fire on the lit
inst. This is the second establishment Q
the kind, we believe, in which Mr. Gree
was interested, that has been consume
within the past year.
FIRE IN THE CHIMNEY, In case of fire
the chimney, 1t is an excellent plan to p'
4 salt on the FIRE in the CRATE below, as it ac
\ |. I chemically on the flaming SCOT above, Tn
has been found 70 extinguish the fire in
I, short time. and deserves 70 be more gene
Il ally known.
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i, T. jouEs' READY PAY sroRE:-The
edvertis ement of z. T. JONES, Mereh hant. ia
Palmyra, appears in to.day's paper. He has,
as we think, very wisely adopted the, plaI
ofreudy pay for goods. By this mode he car
afford to sell goods at a low igure-muel
lower than where. long credit is giyen!.;--
Mr.. Janss is q fair, honest desler, apd .thos
who make purchases at his store once Will
be sure to call again,
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PRA1sEwoRrHY.--RoB1NsoN, KING 4
Co., have taken the right ground. In these
dark deys, forbearance towards each other,
is the, true role for business men every
where. i,
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

proceeding In India with English capital to the amount of
many millions and this has TO be sent in the shape of
bullion. Silver is at this moment than 10 per cent
dearer in India than in England and as long this Is
the expectation from the latter 10 the former
to continue The of China is somewhat different, al
though similar Ii has mines both of gold and silver and
therefore, proportioned to wealth and number requires
similar foreign supply. At present, however, ii is ex
porting, and chiefly in the great staples of tea and silk
far than imports of English or Indian products
But China is far easily saturated with the precious
metals than India and has been often exporter
importer For of years, and down TO 1851 it
exported to the yearly amount Of couple Of millions,
and ourselves In the form of contribution carried
off round six millions, nearly the whole in native silver
Such reux is pretty to take place in due time,
and then there will assuredly follow increased con-
sumption of Indian products and British manufactures
We trust have sufficiently explained the nature of
that drain which some weak people would have be-
leve must lead TO undong, but which, the con-
tray, contributes largely to advantage Ii il be
drain at ALL it is one that clears land of moi
superhuity and the stream from which, flowing to
distant lands irrigaes and ertilizes them album
dant profit.
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rotary Of Wan respecting the employment the troops OF
The United States upon your requiston.
You will communicate freely with this dc pariment from
Time To time, no that the President may be kept informed
as to the true state OF things in Kansas
These instructions carry along with them their own de-
fence and express the position OF the administration with
sufficient precision and pepicty be understood Of all
men.
The administration needed prompting in laying
down this map of policy they equally us little in
need OF suggestions from ofcous and bodies of men
outside OF Kansas to the conduct they should
pursue towards Walker They bound TO consult the
laws OF the country and the political pledges they have
given to il In shaping their towards Kansas
and Walker and II they needs look indications
other than these for their guidance they would be bound
to pay especial regard the condition things in Kan
and to award full much attention the voice of
the democracy within that Territory expressed through
their conventions and newspapers to the uternees of
similar organs OF sentiment outside of Kansas.
Especially does MIR. Buchanan To rely ON the
people for support and guidance in the difficult service to
which they have called him 1t to the people that
he owed his nomination Cincinnati The politicians
We're VIGOROUSLY opposed to him and would have
fused the nomination to him if they had dared 1t
the people who elected him for it is notorious that the
politicians who make haste to assail him every
opportunity heart hopeful of his defeat in No
vember last They have been hostile to him since
They assled him before he inaugurated President
They have assled him every petext that has offered
since 10 The ropdray Of James Buchanan nth the
Of he people, sDte Of The opposition Of pocans that
he country is escape al his nomem from The most terrible
eca conclusions Mr. Buchanan to rely upon this
support of the people against the assaults OF poll
tcans and conventions Of politicians, North and South.
The politicians have been against him from the first the
| people with him from the first Mr. Buchanan owes
much to the people Of the South little, very little to
the politicians of the South Which stronger may be
matter OF doubt but this the politicians may rely,
that as Mr. Buchanan them nothing, 50, while he
desires harmony and peace yet will he not allow any
thing they may say or do to warp him from fearless
pursuit of the straight line Of duty 10 The people and to the
country.
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t stump parsons, and fitting out missionaries that
nsvar make any converts but can't resist old
o f,r the life of II any has right 10 beg IL
. one who after giving his best days 10 another com
,o;t the folly Of running away from his master and
lives or rather starves. upon the world But after ALL
bame ON those querulous mortals whom too much Of
GOOD thing has made miserable after ALL this poor vol
nary outeast may be called happy man. for he takes
everything a. il comes, and, like Falstaf not only
aughes himself but il the of laughter in others
Nv white aborers, in spite Of their suplcs delight 10
have him work with them in hay and harvest for he
treats them to rousing laugh whenever they stop to
whet their scythes M
one day Last winter, when the mercury was ten de-
gees below zero, solomon TO solicit my charity
He was dressed in his suit and presented pic
ture OF desolaton But he did not whining with
long face and long, lying story he only said his
wife and family almost perishing with cold and hum
ger and what know to be truehe could get no work
in this inclement After giving him suit Of my
old weather beaten Clothes &C., &c.-he.n don't let
your right hand know what your lett doesI thought
had acquired the privilege of adding little modcum Of
almonition as that cost nothing
solomon said with imposing gravity, If not down.
right soemnity Solomon, you know you get
plenty of work almost all the year round at dollar
day and dollar and half in hay and harvest time
Now Solomon You might easily enough from your
wages to keep you from starving in winter Why don
you lay by little for rainy day, and not tip up youi
elbow often Say Solomon"
solomon here made enormous display Of ivory,
iwinkled his mischieyous eye, and putting most
|quizzical hook, replied
'Ah master you know niggers viii be ngges all
the world over"
There was no more to be said ON the subject.
must reserve the continuation of my catalogue o
village worthless for future occasion.
Yours, always ANON,
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Markets.

NV YoRK, July l0.-Cotton is firm--sales OF 250
bales Flour is steady OF 900 barrels State,
So 20 a Sc As Ohio Sc 60 a So 50 southern, 81 a
81 40 Wheat Is unchanged--sales Of 6, 900 bushels
Chicago spring 81 so Tennessee white, 81 a 81 so
Corn Is frmsales of rs, GOO bushels mixed, 81 cents
Mess pork il quiet at S22 85 Beef is unchanged at
SIG 80 SIT for Chicago repacked Lard Is quiet at IA
l4} cents Whiskey is heavy at S3 cents for Ohio.
Coffee is quiet Rio, IL IL cents. Sugar is lower
Muscoyado, % l01 cents. Molasses is unchanged
Spirits turpentine firm at AZ cents Rosin Is steady at
81 95 Rice is quiet at 81 cents Freights inactive
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washington Branch Railroad.

INROM Washington at g. a. M, connecting at Relay
the West and Baltimore with those for Phl,,
dcphia and York
At $780, m, Annapolis, BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York @5
At g. p m Baltimore Norfolk Relay with
lex train. !.
Express Relay the West and for Annapolis,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, Hgas
On Sunday at T. a. m, and 40, p. M H
From Baifinore for Washington
lis and 915, a m. and 5l5, p. .gs t.s
On Sunday at Ais, M and 5.l5 p m.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
,Junel3
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of Connecticut.
INCORPORATED IN Is

Capital Annual dividend life policies, 40 cent
Ninety eight during 1916 paying s2i4 900
statements company furnished. Those who
sred al other agencies city their
policies renewed through
MICH NOIRSE, Agent,
June l3--dly No 461 18th
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ny TELEG RApn.
Disel.a.gof from CUSTODY.

CINCINNATI, July lO.--Julge Ieavitt yesterday dis
charged the Unitod States deputy marshal and hia assist
ants from the custody OF the sheriff of Clark county who
held the parties for resisting him in the discharge of his
duties.
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CEDGEWICK ON STATUTORY AND CONSTI
~ tuilonal Law. VOL svo. Just published.
July IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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TNEACHER.--A graduate of New England col.
a s who present otor In the institution where he graduated
wishes 10 procure desirable position South teacher
Of his present will expire middle OF August
inc pcs' rene VIII be given Please address Tutor
o"ryi 'er"H"' July 7--A7t
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EBBITT HOUSE.

T. ii. FREEMAN ID. L. MORRISON
street between 18th and 18th streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
TTyIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy repaired superior
rooms has all the requisites OF
class house.
proprictors provided which will railroad
depot landing every conveyance
passengers and baggage to the hotel
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United states Patent ONCE,
ffas.s Vaohinutn, I,,i,. A or

lON the petition of Henry Burden, of Troy, New
" York praying for the granted to him
the 18th september 1s43 for Improvement in machinery for
making shoes from the expiration Of said
eni place 14th Of September, 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Gnce
IL O'Clock,
appear and show they have why said
petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Occ their objections specially forth in writing least
days before the day Of hearing a testimony filed by either
said hearing be
with the rules Of the Office which viii be furnished apa
tion.
testimony the will be the eth August
dcpoiions other papers relied upon testimony
In morning day; upcnts,
any, within ten days thereafter
that this notice be published the Union, Inei-
and Evening STAR Washington D. CT Republican, Baltimore,
Nd Union and Patriot arrburgh Pa Daily News New York New
York; and Mass three
previous the 7th Of September next the day Of heang
~ CHARLES MASON,
W Commissioner of Patents
EsEits Of The papers viii please ody,
hills TO the Patent Office with containing this notice.
July 7-law3w
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LNOR SALE very valuable real estate Pennsyl-
IL wanna avcnucTle property adjoining the east
lot Penn ylvania 18th
~ feet tho and contains 1922 feet running
to a 80 frc alley
Further particulars terms, &c made known application
KELLER 4 MCKINNEY,
18Th street. opposite Treasury Department
Junt30 al
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LNASHlONABLE PARASOLS AT COST-Daniel
Pierce umbrella maker No 257 pcnnsyyana avenue between
2h AMI 18TH streets wishing sell his parasas before Tho
season expires viii sell them of silk
and gngan umbrellas at redueod prices Repa promptly
done a south SIDE peau Avenue %en iah and lo,h streets
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WANTED.-l}y graduate Of Union College n
Wv situation to teach mathematics. The applicant has had ,hree
years OF ncce IN teaching Address for a weeks Civil Ene
neert Enfield, Tompkins county New York ifi. = -
July g---3tt
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MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MAcHINE
Families, Maniyfaeiares, and Others,
FINHESE machines combine all the improvements
that Their Increasing
the approval
ccyed, tho warmly recommending
have been sufficiently long hcm thoroughly
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoubc advantages that they others
=
LIST Beauty and simplicity OF consequent
from arrangement and need Of repairs. M
I'd. Unexamped and rapidity OF operation
Sd. Nosees
4h Tho remarkable perfection Of their stitching appa.
biHty variety of purposes and materials
Principal 3i3 agencies
In the principal cities Of the Union. LII
May 26--1ys
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stantly on hand aso full
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs
ocloths, matngs rugs mats, materials curtains gilt
cornices, window shades, &c, nc, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEs
6r. LORD TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50, 26l Grand street
May 26'-ly and AZ street.
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FTNHlS favoritc summer hotel is open for the
Il reception of guests The house delightfully."- situated the
mouth Of the river Thames Long Island Sound elegantly
furnished and superior advantages for bathing sailing
fishing Is New
boat or railroad and has facility M exercise and
The subscriber all those who favor him with their
tonnge that effort viii be made their pleasure
j.. q SUPERINTENDENT
June 30--d3w 4s.{.
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sEitos the papers viii please copy
bills to the Patent Once with paper containing this
July ll--law3w
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Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. II CIU arsd, Nsso FORK,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large stock Of printing writing, wrapping, and all
kinds which they offer for sale the prices
May 26-ly@ et
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity building, Ill Broaduay
TIME assets of this company amount to nearly
IL and entirely cash. which
hundred thousand dollars Invested
real estate the city and State Of New York valued
liens Of dollars, t3 #sa8lH tA tits
The entire profits, already amounting
thousand dollars the property Of the policy holders
TERMS }f R.&t
Forms OF application and pamphlets giving every information
piled applying at tho Office the
FREDK s. WINSTON, President II
EAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Acuary
MNTURN POST NJ d., Medic Examiner
May 26--ly*
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wOOIIens.
wOolIens.
1857.
WILSON G, HUNT 4 CO., IMPORTERS,
80 to 36 Park Place,
wheeler a. Wilson.


MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
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once Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company.
LEDGER BUILDINGS Philadelphia Juno 20 1857,
TINE annual meeting Of stockholders Of aThe
Il Magnetic Telegraph Company for the election
company 70 serve for the ensuing and for the transaction Of
such other business he dcecd interest tho company
viii he held at The company Office Thursday the 9th day July
1857, at IL O'Clock m, Of said day
June 24-1aw3* JOSEPH SAILOR Secretary.
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VIZ UNDERSTAND that Miss Mary Wanne the estimable
maron of the Protestant Orphan Asylum in this city, has
sent in her resignation to the board OF managers assign
ing for such step continued i'll health,
derng her unable to longer endure the duties
and responsibilities of the situation This was labor of
love with Miss Wannell to which she well adapted
both lay heart and mind and it will he no easy matter
for the board Of managers to FIJI her place.
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Modern Languages.

June ia-diy
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We would call attention TO the card Of VIM Grandn esq who
commissioner for of the States also commits
sioner In the United States Court Of Chains Colonel
oughy with business
Washington and the practice Of the United States
lNeo Tmk Daily Nrscs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05
Charles London Cordial Gin

CharIes' London Cordial Gin
IsshOWn by the Records of the Custom House to be the
only London Cordan Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation Of 1t.
II is delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar flavor
Csc different from other gns Is universally esteemed by an
who useit It is adopted with great cases
DTsPRPsA, GouT, RHEpMAErsM, DRoPsY, GRAVEL, Cor1c
oaoLERA, FEvgR AouE srCEuRr DISEASE OF 4Hs UR-
NARY ORGANS, EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
Dr.. VALENTINE Morr of New York. letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
C2GrRes' London Cordial Gin e Tie plrest best and
Tost reliable Extract If JuIiper Lhace seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug
eata and sVssrs - t'
merous PosNaS called "LOndon Cordial uin-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you you your health. Price dollar for quarts,
any cents for pInts. RDMUND @. CHARLES,
nhQs- smd&w Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, NY.