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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

petition which II says 10 "now In circulation through
out the city, addressed to the Secretary Of War, in
which he Ia reminded that last April he sez,d the -four
etc., In that city prevent the practice Of extoron BY
holders. 1. then says:
In cons lence OF this wise action on the part Of the
War Department dealers speedily contented themselves
with fair prof'; and loyal citizens inspired With
renewed affection for Government which extended Its
kindly protection the common transactions OF daily
ife
In view Of this fact, the undersigned loyal citizens Of
the United States, now resident in Washington and
Georgetown would respectfully direct your attention to
the extortionste prices charged by dealers In wood
aud coal exhibiting condition OF affairs analogous
to that which called for your action n April last Under
the pretence Of the existing blockade OF the Potomac,
these dealers have already raised the price OF coal 10
Sl2 per ton and of wood $40 per cord aud notify the
public that they will charge from Is to $40 Tor the
same Such prices bear with great severity upon ot-
zens 10 M odsrdts circumstances They render It simply
impossible for the poorer classes TO reside IN this vicinity
during the coming winter, without terrible privatons.
We would further respectfully represent that this in
crease 10 charges not caused by increase Of to
dealers In the articles above referred to- any pres
ent scarcity Of supply Were such the case we should
not with justice complain But believe !, to be an
advantage taken by SPECTATORS Of the
present embarrassed condition of the Federal cspsl-a
condition which calls for the indulgence Of all loyal c!
zsns rather than for the exhibition of disposition TO
rev upon the necessities Of the Government
We would therefore, respectfully petition your honor.
able self Ia view of the facts above enumerated either
iopt in this matter OF wood and coal similar
to that which attended with such happy results in
April to extend such other protection TO the loyal
citizens Of this District as to you may seem advisable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
ROMNEY.
To IA. Editor of IL. Richmond WIG !:

To the Editor Of The Richmond Wig:
In order TO correct various misrepresentation Of the
last fir a: Romney, beg you to cay that portion
Of Col hcDousld's Csvslry-say $50 in number we're
driven back-tso killed and taken prisoner, BY
General K,lIy's forces Of about 1000 men, who now
occupy the town Oar ammunition train baggage, two
ptces-siI poundernAsd and tuelse-pounder brass
Howitzsr-a number Of horses and some supplies were
taken by the enemy. Why these we're lost may be sub
C. Of enquiry by Court martial |. Is miraculous that
our entire command esc,psd. under heavy FIRE Of svs
raj hundred o,vary admirably armed and squippd The
c,non used 10 the action through several hours vas
commanded BY Lieut. Lonbsrger Of Jordsns CAvalry
whose courage and conduct throughout deserve ssPs
cal nsndou. ,,,n,,p,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
A Card From Gen. Bs.sregard.
GEsrRIyILLE, Va,
(Within hearing Of the Essmy's Gsns,)
Novemher q 1891


(Within hsaring Of The Essmy's Gsns,)
November 8, 1851.
To tie Editors of the Wig:
GExrLrnES:-hy attention has jus. been called to an
unfortunate controversy going on, relative to the
publication Of the synopsis Of my Report Of the Battle
Of Manassas None can regret more than do this pub
lc,ton, which was made without ny knowledge or au-
ths,y The President Is tie sole Judge Of when, and
what parts Of, the Report Of a Commanding Officer
should DO made pu' lie. l. individually, do not object
to delaying It's publication as long the War Depart
ment shall think It proper and necessary for the
of our cause.
Meanwhile sntreat my friends not to trouble them.
selves about refuting the ISLANDERS and eaumnies aimed
att Alcibiadss certain OCCASION rssorted to an
extraordinary method to occupy The minds Of bis radu
GERS et then that synopsis answer the same purpose
for me in this instance If certain minds cannot under
stand the difference between parioti'm, the highest
civic virtue and office sstirg the lowest civic occupa.
ton, pity them from the bottom Of my heart. Suffice
IL to say, ths. prefer the respect and esteem Of my
couutryuen TO the admiration aod envy Of the world
hope for the sake Of and country to be abe
with the assistance Of kind Providence, TO answer my
calumnistors with new victories over our national
enemies; but have nothing to ask Of the country The
Government or my friends, except to afford me all the
aid they cam n the great struggle We now engaged
upon Am Eo and mover exp ret or desire to be- eand
date for any civil Office in the gt Of the people or the
Executive The acme Of my ambition, after havirg cast
my mite in defence of sacred cause and assisted to
the best Of my ability in securing rights and irds-
pendercs Is nation. Is to retire into private life, my
means then permittrg-nerer again to leave my home,
uuless to fight anew the battles Of my country.
Respectfully, your most obedt servt.
CT BEAUREGARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
IRON the Memphis Avalanche. eoth Oct
GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENTS.

Gen. n JET. Thompson arrived In the city yesterday,
from Greenville, No., where his force now is.
We quote bis own language when we state that sir 60
the 20th inst be has fought Eve battles and has Only
eighty lees than when be started How MANY Of tbs
enemy be has killed cannot say-bui Is Ia slppos.d
that ten times az many will not cover their loss
The ma ou7ers In the campaign Just gene through
with will rabk among the moet bri,n, achievements OF
tie war Is shows that eleven hundred men, after they
had been surrounded sud,d the grasp Of seven ttor.
sand miles, and made good their retreat At the same
time killing almost many their own number ]. has
given Gen Thompson Dpsssten not possessed By s-y
osusrsl u The services.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
For the State at Large

For the State at Large.
JOHN r. EDAUNDS Halifax.
ALLEN T. CAPERTON, Monroe.
1. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of MiddleseI.
q. CINCINNATUS W. NEWTON, of Norfolk City
8. Z. T. DANIEL, Of Richmond City.
4. VIM r. THOMPSON, Of Dinwiddis.
S. WOOD B0ULDIN, Of Charlotte.
8. WIN. L. GOGGIN, Of Bedford.
7.B.P. RANDOLPH, of Abemarls.
8. JAS. W. WALKER, of Madison.
9. ASA ROGERS, of Loudoun.
10. sAML. @. WILLIAMS, o Shenandoah.
IL. 8. MCDOWELL REID, of Rockbndge.
L. henry A. EDyUNDSoN, Of Roanoke.
IS. JAS. W. sHEFFEY Of Smythe.
IA. HENRY J. FISHER Of Mason.
Is JOSEPH JOHNS0N, of Harrison.
l6 E. b. FITZHUGH, Of Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
GENERAL FRENoNTs CASE.

gaeh as We have heard Of the Fremont case 1t is diff
Ca; state positively whether be has been renewed or
rot Il Is ye. matter of uncertainty. special dis
patch to the Ci; oinnad Garstts says.
Il s di:ult 10 ascertain the precise posture Of the
Fremont question. There IA LILLE doubt that be will be
removed out Is doubtful whether the order supeTsd
Ing him has gone West. Both the statements sent you
yesterday we're probably true. The Cabinet voted to re-
move him upon the evidence embraced 10 the ASjutsn
Generals report, but perhaps not unanimously. The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

BRIrIsH MOVEMENTS IN CAsADA.-Tbe London Times
of the 6st announces that number Of Arms rong 100
ard 40 FOUNDER guns with their fittings, shot, she etc.,
had been aside by the ordinance authorities aPor
mouth for the service at the North America and West
India squadron aud according to the present arrange
ments the Emerald 81 screw Capt A. Cummings would
embark the guns and stores spportioned for The
Nile, 81. George aud Csdmus and sail with them for
Halifax.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
RELICS OF COL. JOHN A. WASHINGTON
The Waehtn1ton Star saws.

There we're found upon the person Of Col. John A.
Washington and forwarded to the War Department two
revolvers (Coli's nsvy) pair Of spurs, opera
glass ore large Bowie knife, pocket compass. Geo.
ynods retained Of the revolveis and requested Of
secretary Cameron permission to present il to Sergeant
Lieber OF the Seventeenth Indiana Regiment who un
oubsedv shot the Spectator ia the ancestral estate Of
xount Vefuon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
DIsD,

Al his late resdspc Emngon. Hansver county, Va AFTER
rroraced lime on 9Th November Wa AsDSas0N in son Of
the late kieha Anderson, ESQ., In tbs tOh OF his
The deceA ed devoted hush aud parent kind and
hum MASTER and beloved by all who kaew him lie has lea
many fieads 10 Ills loss. ncbs and gene
hesr throbbed He csrfoed TO his bed for nearly
thre ek Hs bore his illness with the patience OF chrisn
heard 10 utter complaint du his confinement
"rhs Lord gave. sad the Lord tske,h away,
Blessed be an OF the Lord"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
CApRkRA. semptember lO, ls6l.

Nv Dear Sir II saw Mr.. Sanford, and regret TO DO
Obliged to announce TO you that shall be able to go
20 tSe United States at present. do no. doubt Of the
triumph Of the Of the Usion aud that shortly
But the war should unfortunately, continue In your
beautiful country, shall overcome all Obstacles which
deain me- aud hasten 70 tho defence Of people who
are dear 10 me.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

fylers plurality 1856; and majority 60. hacfaIlaLd
ever Lyons 39s.
HEHRIco
Court Hoxss.-Tylsr ss5; Mcfarland us; Lyons
IL.
JANIS CIrY.
telegram from Williamsburg. received last evening,
states that E1.President Tyler was ahead Of bis cen.
psttors.
L. generally believed that hr. Tyler BIS been escs'
ed 10 represent this District.
PKrkRsBURG.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-The election passed ef quietly
to-day and tmAll vote was poled Davis and Ste hers
for President aud Vice President received 627 vote'
OIL Roger A. Pryor. for Congrss,, received SCI vo1s.
b. had NO opposition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

PkoxorroSs-Joseph Mayo, Jr, has been promoted
from Major to Lieut.. Colonel and Captain Joseph v.
Scott OF Petersburg has been appointed h'jor In place
Of Mayo, promoted-both in Col. Pryor's regiment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

GENERAL Lxr.-Wo understand that Gen. Leo left
Richmond yesterday morning for Beaufort g. O., chars
ed with the command Of the coast defences South Of
Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
LETTER FROM GARIBlLDI.

II is already known that Garbidi has been Invited to
position in the Federal Army. The Northern papers say
that the United States Consul a: Antwerp has resolved
the following letter from him Ia reply to the offer ten.
jared him;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
MORE MASSACHUSETTS, RECIPIENTS OCMIN
mAhHIkD,

on tbs G OF November, 1861 At he house Mr. JAmeI walsh
Of THE city, BY the Rey Jo,tph Walker. N jim ". hckIE
and Miss MANY n wATKINs
Noifk Pstebarg and sburg papes please copy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

The arst election Of electors Of President and wee
President Of the Confederate States and Of nemters Of
Congress- took place yesterday In this city TIE enc
ton proceeded very quietly. The as'emblsse OF part"
sans at tho places of voting was very SLIM and "order
Fsgned supreme" The vote for the Presidential cleo
tors was. Of course, unanimous there was but one
" ticket" before the people, We deem Ii unnecessary.
to give the figures The following table will STOW the
result Of the contest for the Congressional donors:
RICHMOND CRY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

AINT. Metallic IRE Pfef Paint. sotf Oil and e1lOss q
L every description, for sale BY
not WM. eATrfkR co..
OHAMois' SKINS AND sPoNGEs, for sale by
" mol VIM hAffLfk y "
LARGE atsormi C superior Paint Brushes, busters
"A and shtsvAsh Brushts, for sails by
mol VIM sATrLta 20.
INsIED OLIVE yish TO purchase from 1000 gions OF
IL pure OIL for uhieA Wiling ply lbsrA pnee Ad-
afea wM. safELsR q o.,
Southern Paint and CLAN Depot
mol it2 haln street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
TIE FORT LAFAYETTE PRISONERS TAKEN TO
BOSTON

BOsroS Nov. LIST The State Of Maine brought eight
hundred prisoners Including those captured at Hleras
Abou, sixty are nvaids, mostly typhoid Colonel
Dimmock in command Of Port Warren, did not expect
large number, and quarters we're only In readiness
for two hundred.
large portion remained on board during the night,
bat will be landed and provided tor during the afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
G. GARIBALDI,
To Mr.. QulooLr, United States Consul at Antwerp.


THE RICHMOND THEATRE 10 BE UPENEU
Osptsin Ed. :. Sherlock, Of Company 4, Fifth Mich.
can Iufantry who for many years the proprietor
and OF the Detroit Theatre writes from Aunsous
Hill 10 the editor Of the Detroit Daily Tribune: 1--WE
ars kept prepared TO at any hour end under
fighting leader, Gen. Richardson, fighting Dick er-
poet to take dinner in Richmond, Va, January LIST,
s62; at WITCH time shell open the Redmond Theatre
ior short season. for lls recreation for the toys
A private box shall be at your Disposal Washington
Star, NoV. lst.
EEFECT IN WASHINGTON OF Tue BLOCKADE
OF TIE POTOMAC.
The Washington Republican, Of Oct slst, publishes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
soTE-EsTINATE OF Icss.

Oar dead asd many Of the wounded we're stripped OF
shoes coats aud cp aud their bades rid ID Of vsluibes
by the emmy. Federal troops engaged, about 100.
EEgoEr OF rgE oFFcEss CuARoE OF TIKI AITILLEST
THK BATTLE OF sLLL'S BLUFF.
There were three pieces OF artillery side at the
hat.le of BslPs Buff on the 2lst inst Two Of these,
ho-itzsrs belonging Ricketts, battery, were thro5n
into the river proven. their falling into the hands Of
n. enemy Tic other was LEFT on the FIELD under the
circumstances detailed in the tfeii report Brgader
General Barry, chief Of artillery by Lieut. George W.
Adlms COMPANY B, Fist Rhode Island artillery. Lieut.
A, Ia his report, soy:
Gen. Baker gave Captsin Vaughn orders to place TIE
centre section Of bis battery which two miles and
half distant in a position TO shell the woods. Capt
Vaughn immediately started, ordering Lieut.. Bramhs
10 SCI 70 the Isce in the event OF his getting back
Ia tin, 10 v,ih t. Very soon after Capt Vaughp
lets ID, river orders given to transport piece
Of artillery across the river Lgut BramhAll being a.
tiat time chief 10 command cross with the bss
sua'ed for immediate aud most expeditions forwarding,
which Of Captain Vaughn's pieces. The piece
taken the river with the timber horses
and fourteen nen, including Serg ant Tucker.
After dismouniibg the piece the men dragged Il up
steep hill and returning for the carriage brought Il up
5so, mounted the piece and commenced firing; eOntn
dsd 10 do until all the c&nnOners with the exception
OF two we're shot down. Sergeant Tucker remained by
the piece Until bis right leg shattered by musket
ball, and taen, ulassiS,ed, retired.
Lieutenant BramhaI speaks of both the sergeant and
all the msn with but exception, who retired after
the third fire. exhibiting the greatest bravery. He
also particular speak Of the bravery shown by NJ
Carmichael and w. T. Matteson HIS report to Captain
Duntng is fell Of the praises Of the whole deiRctmsn
TIE loss sustained by tie battery Is follows viz
Doe James rife cannon, bronss gun carriage,
gun hQbsF, horses with equpments -four men mis-
sing, 81 men WouRded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
FROM NEW MEXICO

KANSAS CRY, Oct. S0-The Santa Fs mail has arrived
and brings the following intelligence:
company Of Texas rebels were routed not long since
by company of dragons from Fort Craig The captain
and ten killed and thirty wounded. The remainder
Of them escaped TO Mesila.
The dragons from Fort Wise we're pursuing party
Of rebels who had been encamped the Arkansas river
The New Mexican volunteers we're ready for service.
There report that troops for the approach
Ing They are supposed 10 be California volunteers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 2s.-Col. ThomAs's official accou
Of the Wildcatar says the opposing forces were
equal in NUMBER and that the Union forces repused
enemy with great loss to the rebels, and but little to d
Unonists
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T AIDES H..............LAD1Es' WINE

7 AIDES WINE. .."...-.LADIEs' WINE
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sT1MULANT, TONIC, DIuRETIc and sUDoRIFIe. which
tesfed to by Physicians and thousands adiessnd eut,s
men in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle stimulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs, improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood. NJ '.l-
AS Dturetae,
1t impars healty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY GoUT
EKUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS Sudoriac,
1t acts upon the skn opening the and expeng all i'm
pures by insensble perspaon thereby driving off Eruponp
and cleansing the surface giving vgor to the boIs
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
I'm Germany,
The Berries dried preserved use in
Of sickness
speer's Wine OF Elder
Is purefrom the Juice of cultivated Elder b,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS as possessing remarkable ms
dicnal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in
md excellent article for all WEAK and DEaJLITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALL
DISTRIBUTORS improving the APPETITE and beneattEua
LADIES and CHILDREN
a LadteE' Wine.
Because it will not inoxcate it contains no mixturs
prts or other liquors. and admired for its peculiar flavor
and uutrt1ve properties; imparng healthy tone to thu
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
RA wineglass full may be used with reas or A,
any time through the day, desired.
We will only ask your indulgence to make one trial of tn
Wine. =
For sale in New Orleans by E. J. HART L Co, JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES SYME, Canal Street, and by all
principal Druggists throughoutth United States.
Trade supplied ar propretors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor
my25 ly&W 2Os Broadway Nav, vo.r
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STATE or LOUISIANA, /
Parish of Orleans City of New ORR aus. {
Be II remembered, that this 18Th day August 1861
frs the subscriber Justice Peace for the
city aforesaid personally Pacda Foral President
and Emile DeBuys Secretary of tho Star Mutual
Company New Orleans who, being duly according
law do deposs and say that the above Just
true and from the books Of said Company
PLACIDE FORSTALL, President.
EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day of August
1861. ARTHUR SAUUIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
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w 5. CHANDLER.

w S. CHANDLER,
E N ST
@~OFFICE and RESIDENCE
f3S Carn0detee street,
u%' 4SE" e0saeE OF LsisysGts
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IN mineral water, where assocGey held
IN soRCn II is conceded to be uncertain how
are chemically united TO tho other We may however,
this case, infer that the contains
oonc acids slicia chloride of magnesium, barbonate
OF OF carbonate
sss bcarhnnate of soda of
sodium, and nrnhHhiy other combinations,
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&C. ALLEGHANY SPRINGS ,.ss.
will MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA 80

This celebrated watering place will be opened for the
ton OF visitors on the list DAY OF JUNE N'f
Located 81 miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
they are easy OF access and afford the best security families
Each department is supervised the propretor who will
tend PERSONAL y 10 the wants of their guests
The ropret9s Halter themselves they never so well
prepared at the '
A full supply of Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the Railroad Shawsvie and will he
ried in four horse omnibusses fine Springs
k hese waters stand unrivalled for the Dyspepa
je6 I'm BOOTH. CAIHOTN r. ~
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GHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
CHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY


Tho Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d {
the article the public physicians Of uy
and country,ss the
Furest Difrusable st1maIant
which mss ever been prepared for medical proves
cordial aonoe healthu nvgorsting to the enfeehls
whether dsease 1t distilled from tho hest rye
ua and its nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly his whereby the Fu Oil and other
seents known be contained the Whisky general us
are separated so that the absolute purity hG
ticle from any foreign admixtureis guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from the rnos
psnt Anslytcal Chemists of Philadelphia New YORK. and B
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed IT with thar
Diploma and Dr. Jackson, of Boston, has teaeed
10 lis absolute purity. Read the following
oERTIFIoAr
Philadelphia, Sept. ., 1889.
We havs carefully tested tho sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which sent find 1t contains none of the
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which the character
site Injurious ingredient ofhe Whistles general use
BOOTH, GARRETT d GAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
New York Sept. s. 1853.
have analysed sample Chestnut Grove Whisky
from Mr. Charles Wharton Dr. Philadelphia and having
cA'efny tested it, pleased to that it entirely freq
from poisonous deleerous substances It GIL uuugusv
pure and fns favored quality OF Whisky.
JAAEs II, CLINTON, Analytical Uherniut
Boston, March T. 1852
h"Tu made chemical analysis of commercial ssmn1es
whisky which proves be freefro thehesvy
Fasi Oils and perfectly unadulterated Pho
favor Of this Whisky is derived from the grain used
f9ctHrtns it Respectfully,
A, A. HAYES, N. p, State Assaysr,
No. 10 Boylst0n strees,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
liz Walnut street,
'N ''"" PRTLADaLEElA,
w $. CHANDLER,
E N T
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jt.,
Wholesale Agent
liz Walnut street.,
Jos 'S"" PzILADzLYHIA,