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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06
Chicago, Saturday, p. m, April 3.

CnlC0ROs S3tutU9y, p " Apgu ..
Flour-Spring Extras %, 5Oas,75; Super&ns
S,75aS, 90. Corn Mesl-we quote at SIS pr ton.
Buchwheat Flour 5Oa75c pr cwt. Rye -four sella
at $sa3, rs pr bbl.
Wheat-6la62Ac in car loads.
Corn-3SaS9c in cargocs.
Oats-Dull at 251 to 26c.
Rye-Nominal at soc.
Barley-Transactions on track at 35c.
Freichts-Nominal ct LEI to l6c to Buffalo.
Lard-s}a9c.
TAllow-iOal0}c.
Hides-5a54c for green 6a6lc for Sailed ;
s2Ac for dry flint.
High wines-l7c.
live Stock-Firm at $2,75a$3,OO for COM
ason: S3,25a$3, so for better lots, and $4,a4, so
for ezra premium.
Hoes-Dul at IS, 2sa5, so for dressed.
Pork-Mess SIS.
POtat0es-3Oa4Oc per bu.
Fruits-Dfied Apples are slew sale ct 7a8c.
Green apples are steady At $2,5Oa$4,OO. Dried
peaches impaired at 9Allc, pared at 2Oc.
.Beans-$l, O0s4l,25.
Butter-lOal5c.
Eygs-l24c.
Poultry-Chickens dull at l2al6c; Dressed
Turkeys lac per ID.
Dress,.d Meats-Bsef, 21a4c. Mutton 3a4c.
Calves 3.s4c.
Salt-F:ne 81 pr Dbl; coarse 81, 90 by the car
load; dairy 1925 pr Dbl Of $40 lbs and % empty
bags.
Cheese-Dull at s}alOc for Western Reserve,
and lO&allc ior New York.
White Fish.-No. halves at t4,25a4, so; No.
90 $4a4,25; No. SIS $SaS,2S.
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A picture Of dispair, ID . pig reaching through
Q hole In fence 70 get cabbage thas - on'y
\ fav inches beyond his reach.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!

WOODWAR D,S N EN >1Hl TMaClsINE
AND SEPARATOR CONFINED.
NXYE take this method of Informing Miers generally
w that manufacturing and will keep
constantly on hand Woodwardis lbined shutter and
Separator. This Machine We considsr the best now in
use, and We hasard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used y will bear us out in tbs assertion II
compact and durable moves I'll less power than most
machines and does all the work performed BY
three machines, viz the Screen, Separator aud smut
ter, to say nothing Of the flaming Mil which has usual
~ to be used in cleaning dust from o.al.
As to the mode OF operation in the first place IL scpa-
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and a part Of the
oats from the grain before securing. While. in the
proc - OF securing the grain In contact with
str ing blast OF air, which on as fast az
made. 1t then into larger separator where II
is cleared Of chess, imperfect grains oats Be- and 10
then ready for grinding. The dust il all not only
cleared from the gran but from the chess, and
DIAL, and blown clear Of the mill Another very
great advantage IL that 1t can be the same floor
with the burrs any where else the mill that may be
desired, as il makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that il IL utterly impossible to con-
sUuct mill that viii make good -four out Of dirty grain
unless the dirt be fTstremoved. No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than w,odwsrd's
shutter sud Separator. and IL il believed none as well
adap,es Western Grain. They in use and
IAN bes twoof the Mills In this city
Bros.. and Kes.r Co.'S
Orders promptly attended to-
oct 2S-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER sHERRILL,
Harrington. Invs.
Polk Cry, March ID, ISIS.
Dear Sir Your Shutter that have had in
for about eighteen months is the perfect ma.
chine Of the kind now In use. used y machine that
purchased in Chicago for short time after started
and IL cost me more for repairs and delays In q few
months than the whole cost Of the machine that got
from you. Your machine has not me anytAinyfor
repairs, and 10 now, after eighteen months service
doing work In the perfect manner Please ac.
cept thanks for past avors and best wishes for your
success. Yours respectfully,
marIsdaw GEoRGE BEEBE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

The time for the end of the world is again an-
nounced by the adventists of New York and
New Jsrsey-ls5s being set down IS the year.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

Canton AN IsLAND.-Ths English Admiral
has discovered that Canton 10 situated on an
Island; one of the gun boats has just made
passage around it. 1t 10 somewhat singular that
this fact was never before known, and only goes
TO show how jealous these people are Of giving
apv information of he internal affairs or form-
alton of the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


THE vocs-To PusLIc sPKAEED AHD Suok
.sprovn's Bronchial Troches," Or Cough ana so'se
Losenges contain ingredients acting specincay On '"s
organs Of the voice. they have an extraordinary
cy In al affections Of the Throat and Larynx'
their healthy tone when relaxes, either from coo
over-exertion Of the voice. and produce c'e.' ~
distinct enunciaton. LaPIoo
HosrErrERs STOMACH BrrTEas-The well mer''eo soS
cess Of these celebrated Bitters and the osy 's'o
with which Il Aas been received By our most fespec
bic citizens speaks volumes % to its ecacy m
nr about the henedcia results for which II Is designed
Having been the resslt long course Of study ana
observation in the Dsctos practice, SO that the pro
pre.ors have no hestaaey in presenting II % the woro'
q unsurpassed in eGsC1ng speedy certain ana per
manent cure for al Irregularities and weakness Of tne
digestive organs, which meat persons can trace III
health. Sold BY all DraggiaH, Grocers' ana hoseD'
throughout the United States AaA Canada.
arp;1S \
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A Coon REPUTATION QUALlvIED.-The C,n-
cinnati people are greatly excited at . serious
offence charged upon Charles Bodman. one OF
their prominent citizens. He was lately glori-
6sd in all the papers for having given an estate.
left him at Baltimore, to several more needy
relatives Of the deceased. Now he 10 charged
with having taken threee female slaves belong.
ing to the estate to- Lexington, Ky, on pie
tence that he was taking them TO Philadelph,a
70 free them, and selling them there to slave
trader for 81. 900 apiece Mr.. Bodman admits
the sale, but denies the deception, and says
that the sale was in accordance with express
directions in the will, which he was not 1t Ii
berry TO disregard. After having gained such
Q reputation for dsinterestedness, Mr.. Bodman
should have bought the slaves himself and sst
them free, or taken the price out Of the large
estate which he passed over to the. other rela-
tives. His benevolence has very serious flaws
in il.
A Lexington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette writes that two Of the Bodman slave
girls have been sent South. "The white one
for she may be called white) lives in the fami-
y Of negro trader here, (Lexington) to whom
she belongs"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

0reat Bargains In Books, PAPER and
Stationery.
~ Must asl received large and well selected stock
= OF wiring. Letter and Note panar Enw-,o.s.
school, io and Once Stationery OF every descrip,icn
ely onef 70 sell a such low figures as cannot fai TO
10 Sonna ~ ,S among my list Of papers win
Kent Mills, WInd,or MIN. y,
Union Sn... ', LOU. ons
Oil Berkshire Mills. De L. Rpa n. :,
HoYoke RhoJ. r 49, 80 4.
WuieseA Moinier 4 Co., Paris
"esnanister Oven 4 .Hurbart.
s.nn Carew Manufacturing Co.
SS"uu"oIsns MAE Co. "Grand Co.
Ffstner q Smith.
Irving Mills, South ice, Mass etc AZ. 49,.
also, large assortment Of school, Theological Pc.
cost 'e ""'"nee Va
Country eaiers Peders and others win and it great.
20 tnelf sdsantage TO call and examine my stock be.
,ose purehasing where, IS determined to sell
ioNei man 'he lowest J. p. BROWN,
Octko HarYef Honaa Rnl.li TILL
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learn from the best authority. from the war
department itself, that growing disinclination
exists towards the uss il the army and navy Of
the MIME rife, and Of the treech loading arms
in general. The old fashioned single barrel,
loaded in the old fashioned way, proves. after
oil, the most effective instrument in the hands
Of our soldiers and marines. Gradually the uss
Of oil othsrs will be abandoned. Of course the
best Improvements in printing and primers will
Be adopted. i h mot likely that We shah sver
return to the old 6ins lock, when " have she
waser primers % arranged that . musket may
bs 6red fifty times with but single charge Of
primers. This natter Il nov brought 70 such
perfection that common nusket may b load
Cd and fred about - rapidly - breach load
Ing arm, and with Les danger Of any diearangs.
nenA-lWsahington letter.
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PoErRY AND PAr.-A gentleman Of Boston,
who takes business view Of most things, when
recently asked respecting . person Of quite .
poetic temperament, replied, ''Oh, be 10 one Of
those men who have soarings after the indefinite
and divings after the Questionable, but who
never pays cash"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

snAsn up on the CENTRAL o. 3. RoAD.-We
and in the Newark North American fa'i and
detailed account Of The recent unfortunate d.
struc.iou Of property on the c. o. 3. r. Thors
day evening while the night freight traio. bound
East, and consisting Of sixteen heavily laden
ears, and twolocomosiveA vas crossing bridge
over Raccoon Creek, short distance vest Of
Newark, the timbers gave way. and eleven full
cars we're prscipassd some 81 or 20 feet int
the stream. The freight consisted Of hour and
bacon, which blocked up the creek. Four OF
the cars belonged TO the 8. 81. r. r. The wreck
vas scene" and the loss must DO heavy
rso braksmcn went down; but only one was
much hurt. r. Selever had leg broken and
,.ceived some bruises. The G. o. Il. 4. seems
If late, to have offended the fates.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

a. The Rev. w. p. Corbit, Of the n. L.
Church, preached 70 the 6remen Of New York.
Sunday evening, the 2sth ult. in the Academy
Of Music, to the largest audience that ever a.
sembled in one room in America for religious
sei-vices. There are in New York ., 400 dremen,
nearly one half Of whom, with their families,
we're pres. at. Thousands we're turned away for
want of ROOM
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

~ a ChPaaaaann.
At the prayer meetin. : q Barton's Theatre IN
New York, ON Saturday, L>enry Ward Besches
described the difference bet~. >sn Religious men
end Christians -
He drew q distinction between desire and
choice. The ragged vagstond desS 20 %
rich, bus he desires lssiness more sand ws
choose that which 10 most desire. Il nan
desires 70 Be Christiaa, and he desire - 90
asong that be y willing 70 FehnqoiA evss.s'
hing for this-ambitioa. busissas. pleasure, or
shasevas The sacrifice reQuirs-thsfs vas -
ssason Why b sheald nos beco@s Christian
that instant
Mem who simply desire Christianity, a,s only
religious men; they are not Christians: ne De-
Laved thses we're thousand1 Of people 10 the
1. churches vho are only religious and not Cnrss.
daaa They live in feas-shey are almost liter
aly Gods boadsuen; but be Who b Christian
sa.vn 70 Il BY something In Christ which be
O. love and vseship. 90 often tesnd it ~.
e'.nsy, when peopls from other churches eeos
Ihia, v W and turn them Of sshgto0 iAee
Vsssianiav
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The Keokuk Gate City, in his river news,
publishes the following &c. w. Jones
down." We presume that this 10 intended to
convey the intelligence that the steamer G. w.
Jones, bound down the river, had touched at
Keokuk. Out of charity for the feelings Of .
certain disappointed lows politician. We i'm
plore the Gate to make its river announcements
les laconic. G. w. Jones - doom, sure enough,
but what's the use Of prosecuting the poor man
with standiag announcement Of the tact-
Peoria Transcripts.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

GLOVES AND MLTTENS.
w II % L. d. y a l. T. OLE ID q. II l..
r HAVE received consignment . hne assortment
OF Leather Gloves and Mittens, riany Ct them Kid,
dressed and Bned, Gauntlets and half Gaunslets AND
Fur trimmed, for
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.
They have come rather late in the season and viii
be sold without regard to profit
- Ladies please call and see them
II. n. HAWLEY,
febl7 Music Store, 81 st.. next to barret House.
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Cincinnati, April 2.

Vtncluuou, ApTIl z.
Flour-The demand is quite moderate. with
out any special change in prices. The sales
embrace 1900 bbls At Is 5Oa3 65 for superine,
and Is 75a3 80 for extra. Included in the sale
10 one Of 500 bbls at Hamilton at IS 60.
Provisons-There Was general quetness in
the market to-day, and the business done was
small, though We could not observe any dispo.
sition to press sales. The transactions com
prise 100 bbls mess pork At $40; $4,000 lbs bulk
sides At 74c; 100 bbls lard at 9tc, and 100 hhds
bacon shoulders at st pkd.
Groceries-The market is dull and very little
doing in the large way, though there 10 contin-
ned activity in the regular trade at steady rates.
The demand from the country is unusually
large. We have no change to make in prices.
Wheat-There 10 . good demand for the
finer grades and prices are firm. Sales 1000
bush prime White at 92c, 500 Do good White
At SIC, 1900 bush prime White, ON private
terms, 400 do good White at SIC, 900 do do
at Soc.
Corn-The market IL firm and the demand
equal to the receipts. Sales 1900 bush at S5c.
Oats-Are in good demand and the market
firm. Ssles 1850 bush at S3c.
Eggs-Are dull and the market depressed by
heavy receipts, and prices are declining.
Seeds-Clover 10 in good demand and prices
steady. Sales 60 bush ct 35 20 and 37S bush
n As g.
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Husband and Father!
DROVlDE for your wife and children by n noliev a,
LIFE BNAIR JANICE.
There Is no better way OF doing 50, and no better
Companies than ~ = ~'
TIE ANERICAy TEMPERANCE LIFE ms co
TIE CONNEC77CUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. co
Both Of Hartford, Conn. -
Call on H. h. HAWLEY, the Agent, at his Store
on Third street, next to the Barret House, and he will
give you all the information you NAY desire Tnoy2l
n0NT Freeze your ea5s-w en- you can
- buy good warm Cap at HAWLEY'S for EiGfv
Se sss (nov24
Cheaper than Ever at
HAWLEN.S
Ii Piano Forte
Il MclOHcCn
WAferOOM.
Rock.
Music
4 HAT
Store.
Third Street, next north Of Barre, House BmIdipg.
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r AND WARRANTS for sale on reasonable
- terms At the Law Office Of
mars0-d2tw2t CROKER d SMYTH,
North room I'd story Grimes Building.
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IuSf received and for sale cheap for cash:
e. 20 bills. N. D. Moasses. so sacks coffee.
30 N. Y. Syrup. 50 +" Dried apples.
IS PittsburghAle. rs boxes Pye Pruit
5 tons w. r. Cheese.
March goth, in. ROGERS 4 Co.
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LlvRLY PLAc4.-A recent letter from Lex
ingten, Texas, says :-On "Wednesday evening.
he Goth Of Of January, Jack Harris, Jesse Par.
500. and - Washbusn rode out Of Lexing'
ton - Company. The next day Parsons was
found ahout half mile from Lexington, with
his brsins shos out, bus still breathing. Wash.
burn Vas tried before Justice Of the Peace and
acquitted; In fact, Harris stated - several per.
cons that be aarrisl shot Parsons himself.
Harris left Immediately and has mot been heard
Of dnce.
Word came totovn % yesaseday thas Passons
~ dad, which b 70 doaht eosrect. The cause
Of the dificulty 10 met known. They vers I'll
three Ramblera
% Ssnday morning, ~ 1lsh Jansary, IL
body efJanss Coz ves found ssspsads6 b .
- fron . trseasar Lsxinstoo. Coz vas sssa
n tewo 8 GsAas Day svsniag. This b ~ thaA
eoy one peelessss 70 ksew about the baaging
bus hat Cox vas hung until dead, there b n
mistake.
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Don&r "A yo1ng Uan eamo inoo 1oW3 -
sse1ay 1essiae. ssAsisiag ia . s. . Ossunwa
prssssdlAg = = pssssssly danb. He could
heae vlsA ~ esss. bus eenld ~ neks sound
Sc atesacaed he aaeeaeica aaa sosssd the sym
paehy Of sevesal sisinsaa salil - nasshalssv
him wiD.oa, thisAing ~ - vas sauiiAs,
seok him aside, and rid, ''leos, yss yosaa
scoundrel, TALK to ne. o. IN Cog yss. and ps,
yss in the calAboess. Ass yss shs fellow thAl
wanted TO drive sasl - II. Iiliis. he ssAs'
dAyr "Yes." " ssid the yoass ssprobase. '.bsi
wanted V raiss the wind, and didn's know any
osher way" The Marshal requested him te
move ON @ quickly % poes;hle.
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"A II M y u = NJ L. l. y,
Burlington. Iowa. -
WE will continue TO grind Wheat TOT tom. We
w will give Flour and Bran In exchange for wheat.
The highest market price paid for Wheat and Rye
Corn Meal and Buckwheat Flour constantly on hand
KEISER, WOODWARD . sHERRILL.
marl8dw1m lGxsette copy)
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PicxPocxErs IN PaAYER NxEFiHos.-Twe 10
dies had shsir pockets picked whilst attending
q noon prayer meeting 10 Chicago. One lady
,e.s between $50 and go. and the other be-
tween eis and tlS. The wonder 10 how 90
much money found IL way into church. Had
!, been ON Sunday the thief would not have
found mere than the quarter dollar intended for
aha cnntehution Mate.
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Tue WmRAf.-An intelligent farmer Who has
been looking about recently, informs 40 that hs
has never known the wheat fields Of south.west-
ern Ohio 70 present q this season Of the year,
20 promising and brilliant an appsasance q ct
present. Toe winter has mot injured the wheat
in the West, and there IL glorious prospect
for an early an bounteous harvest. Just now
there are more signs Of Spring in the country
than lat year ON the Arst Of Nay.
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Tas CnuRcnAAx ON PaAYER Msxrinos.-
The Churchman, the High-Church Episcopal
organ Of New York, 10 somewhat shocked ct
the idea Of . prayer meeting held in theatre.
Il says:-
Nothing, perhaps, has shown more decidedly
the suspicious character Of the religioua epi.
demic which 10 nov raging among NJ under the
name Of the Great Revival" than the circum-
stances ofits promoters having had recourse to
ay-house in which 70 exhibit it's manifestations
day after day in the face Of gaping and profane
crowds. We say that NOT only have We no faith
in oil this excitement. aud ali this theatrical dis
play. but that ne think it in all respects highly
mischievous and ia some respects, positively
irrsligious, mot to Say blasphemous, and there
fore 10 DO discouraged.
Gov. Denver testified - follows before the
Legislative Committee ON the election frauds in
Kansas
81 asked Calhoun, the next day after the
count, how long he would continue to receive
returns; he replied, until Congvess shall oct on
tie Lscompton ConseitSti0n."
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

- THE sciences or Chemistry
"a / ! !
and Medicine have been taxed
Ao their utmost produce this best,
= most perfect purgatve which ID
Known to man. InnumsrabIe
proOss are shown shat these PILIo
have virtues which suYpass In en-.
NEh ceTence the ordinary medicines,
* and that they win unpFeeVd ented.
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Those old choristess, the frogs, who Gang
choice Greek in Homsr's time-6rske kek 10 ar
Eoar-havs begun their spring minstrelsy.
They sang through the reigns Of the Pharoahs
and al the rains succeeding. Their. music 10
older than the Palms Of David, or Solomon's
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q M Wright, Merchant Tailor, oppostts
this oiRcs. b just receiving ne~ and eeasonabls
eeods, and thoss Who patroDise him will b very
sars Of getting clothing cell made, in The --latest
style, and ct reduced prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-22
WASHINGTON NEWS.

JUNE 1.-CommisSiOner of Indian Affnrss
has received q private letter from Fort Arbuckle
dated June 22d, stating that the Cananches are
nightly engaged i'll extensive depredations-
Gen. Cooper the UhOCtaw and ChicaSaw agent,
had just started. for WuShitaw when the toubles
commenced, but an express had been sent, re-
questing his return. There was but six white
men at Fort Arbucklc, and the post might be
taken ut any moment.
The CamancIles arc very much irritated by
the losses they sustained in a recent conflict
with tho Texas Rangers.
The order for the march of the Cd Cavalry to
LeavenwOrth has been countermanded, but the
regiment will remain on duty in the department
of Texas.
On the lst of August the department in Flori-
da will be broken up and the several military
stations therein will revert to the Departmental
the east.
Lieut.. Gen. G5ott compliments Col LOOMS in
bringing to ~ successful close tue late Indian
hostities in Florida and says ne, and those who
served with hIun deserve well OF their country.
One of the sufferers by the taxation move-
ment of the ZuiOgn government, had an infer
view this morning with the President upon the
subject.
Ii is understood that he will make an afida-
VT OF NIL the facts in the case and file it in the
State Department.. Acting under advice from
Minister Forsyth, he refused to pay the tax,
aud with another citizen was compelled to leave
Mexico.
It's not probable that Mr.. Forsyth would
have been directed to withdraw the legation and
return home had he not terminated his functions
with the Zulago Government
There is good reason to believe, from recent
iy received information that our government is
now in fair way tOacQuire the Island of Cuba.
The Information is derived from an unxueslion-
able source.
Gov. Denvers left this afternoon for Kansas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TOHic!-Eyery one, at times, feels the neces.
sity of some restorative of the vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulonts, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinvigorate his derunged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dyscntery and similar complaints Of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved remarkable preventative and cure
E, Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. 81 Monroe
street.