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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

liant cavalry dashes both before and since
his appointment as general, and being
but young man. gave great promise OF
great military ability in the future
General Bayard was wounded in the face
by poisoned arrow by Indians on the
frontiers, from the effects of which he
had never recovered, and which his ply
sicians predicted would ultimately cause
his death. He often expressed determ-
ination never to die from that cause if
he could die in the battles of his country.
He has met the fate and secured the fame
he covered. .r
Brigadier-General Conrad F. jackson,
who was killed on Saturday last. was a cit
izen of Pennsylvania, and entered the
service of the United States in the pres
ent war as Colonel of the Ninth Regil
ment of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps,
under General Mccall. -'-.rs.
When General Ord was ordered west
Colonel jackson was promoted To a Brig
adier-Generalship, his appointment being
announced in general order from WaslIs
ington. He then took charge of General
Urd's brigade. at the head of which he
has fallen in defense of the honor of his
country. ..... l...-.. a-5I
ptH. htulOdll Is IL ClllZen Ol lnulaTa.
and entered the United States service dur
ing the present War as Colonelof the Four
teenth Indiana Volunteers. raised at
Greencastle, Ind. lie had previously
served in Mexico as "A captain of the Sec
ond Indiana Volunteers. in company with
Gen. Rousseau. The Fourteenth Indiana
Volunteers entered the U. S. service in
June. 1861, were stationed in Western
Virginia, where the Colonel distinguished
He was appointed Brigadier-.
General his promotion being announced |
in general order No. 63. Washington. June |
10 1862. He next served for some time
in Kentucky and Tennessee. and was az |
terward ordered on to the Peninsula of |
where he took command of the |
First Brigade of the Third Division of
General Summers corps. He has proved |
himself to be a good officer both in the !
West and in Virginia. .ss
The reported wounding of Gen. Meagh-
er Is a mistake. His horse fell upon him.
but he was only slightly injured, and i
still in command of what remains of hi
brigade. r.E
r.." /
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

81 lsse. I.szsi uiLis laa -t'r.-
yases and sases of sOOss ss olioWs
Sand Riddles also assorted sives COOpers Tools
sRPds drain y..T I9 ssFdsa: sPd
fsia gtsd, have good article on Draining read it.
- TroTeis
Esali l iSs Byss Teeth. l.- q
zEkIsz fsrnish, tp3top article.
es-;.3 Sheep shs9rs. Extra No some number poor
80 - 9asAts, be sure and buy one:
= y Sheep shesrs- attention is called te
% s.zl - Clothes WTinsers. w
-ast-l9 Rihe Barrels and Trimmings.
S9 POwdsFIf POWDER fFsfs fRs SBs 4EPsfs 4FFfFee
ss5ss Shot Lead. Caps. Wads. &c
- 81 To Carriage and Buggy Builders. BARNuM & Co.
= sszi would ssy'we in the msrketnO house can
5l underseIl u.s. Never fail to give a call Orders
igssxe flied promptly Goods sent by hack. railroad
.ses- canal teamsters or your "neighbOr. Bear it in
AS r Z sAiisi -, p
s. mind. BGsNUx has long been dealer in this class
.sSs efsOods is Rell acquainted with Eastern manu-
ls ctursrs Rolling Mills and heavy JObbers there
. fore fully posted to the market and can just
aissa ssH st rates which dsts competition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
r. H. RARNuMA CO.

yohbers and Retail Dealers in Iron, Nails, Glass.
Pine Door, Sash. Hardware. and Wheeleris Wa
ter Drawer. Market Street, Warren. o.
E.R.-0rders filed promptly. Goods warranted to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
From Spears Battery.
HEAD Q'Rs SPEAR's BATTERY,

11AAD V Ms AofkAh DATIhh1s
In the Field near 1allahatchie, Miss
Dec. 6, 1862.
Dear GtrOniele:--I have, not forgotten
my promise to let you hear from me occa-
sionly, neither have | found time since
leaving the north to attend to much ex-
oept business. ! have, however, for long
time, resolved to give you, and through
you to the friends of my Battery, syn
opsis of the history of my command and
vote it Official Business of Importance" q"
give it in condensed form. as follows:
stsrted from Cincinnati, o.. ON the
18th Of February last, having l46 enlisted
men, recruited in the Counties of Trum-
bull, Ashtabula, Cuyahoga and Lorain.-
We now number 90 men. The discrepan-
cy in the two numbers is occasioned as
follows. Ef
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

ljsfc4hs R. r. Barnun & Co.. Hardware Rooms.
4 Warren. 0his. a. = -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

Attention Is invited TO general enumeration OF
varieties and Glasses Of goods, as follows:
Sand Riddles. also assorted Sives- Cooper's Tools
extfa lst class goods.
Tile Spades, drain your lots. gardens and faFms.-
The Ohio Agricultural Reports, now being distrib
Garden Hoes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

For the Chroai E.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
RYoS.EEs q WIhIIAH;, Az Acps,c.::z;. 2:

b CHANCERY SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
AND IArRovExysIs.-By virtue Of d. cree Of the
Gerry ,i'ng bearing date the 18th day Of February,
A. b. lss2 and passed in q cause therdn depending,
iu which Jossph 7. Howard Is complainant AND
offer for sale, at public auction, on THURSDAY,
the lst day Of May, A d. 1862 in front Of the prem
ses at O'Clock, . m all the right title, iaicrc-I
and possessed at the time Of his deoesse Of in and
to wit:
dred and one (6oi) corner south Qstreu and Second
Lot numbered three is) in square numbered Nv.
sI .asd Il md NINETY, ntI. corner OF south
The vt half lot numbered eight tsl In square
numbered four hundred and Dioety niue $50 tront
ing IN south street, between Four'and half and
Sixth streets.
Lot numbered fourteen uD In SQUARE numbered
nine hundred aod eighty three, (ss3) fronting on
Twelfth street east, between north and north
And part Of lot numbered thirteen tl3) 10 square
numbered sig hundred and twenty, (620O 10 wit
The south thirty.ax, (a89 feet trent Of ssid LOT
entire depth Of said lot on First street wss btwecn
north and strsss--all Of the plan Of the city Of
washioston.- portion Of which property Is i'm
The fale will commence at part lot 10 square ls9
on south X, between Four and . half and Sixth
streets and continue from day to day until all is
Terms of sale Ono third cash the residue in
three equal nstalmen,s Of six, twelve sad eighteen
months the purchaser giving his notes for the de.
sale. Title deed to 5. rs,siued until the whole Of
the purchase money! = paid.
All o0nvsyan''ns sHs n, of Ps,shsssF T,0,,
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
ap l0--3taw Nd' Auctionesrs.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

70 N II Z N n NJ II a L
~ OPERA HOUSE.
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE,
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE,
Psunsyivania Avenue and Eleventh Stree,
Pennsylvania Avenue and l. eventh Street,
The stars arc Here,
The stars arc Here,
Ihs Stars are Here.
OUR POSITION IS ESTABLISHED.
"$H FSsfSS FS;fiSS i Es4ASEsHEB EsFAsEIsHEB
THE VOICE OF THE PUBLIC,
The The y9IcE y9IcE 3E 3E THE TIIE PTskic, PTskic,
Declares In uumIstakabls tones, that the Cont
mental s the best managed and con 'ucied place Of
THE CONTINENTAL COMBINATION,
IE THE C4NINES G3NEISESTAt GMBINAT!4NN GnMRIN
Siss Sfss E$E{ E$E{ *zf4SS; *zE4SS;;
tn. Ps.t1s yGc S% hs T%E
MISS KATE MARSHALL
MISS KATE MARsuALL,
MISS MISS tGSI LUCY GkiETSS, oLIET9S,,
Il E:sk ssssk %!fs!, %Sss %SssE,
CHARLEY ELETCHEk:
CHARLEY FLETCHER,
FRANK LEMOUNT, FRANK LEMOUNT,
MASTER WILLIE, MASTER WILLIE,
And all the Stock Company,
And oil the Stosk COMPANY,
The a aett Orchestra 10 the City,
This finest Orchestra In the City,
PR0F. GEORGE NACHMAN, Leader.
PROF. GEORGE NACHMAN, Leate,.
The Stars To night. The Stars Tonight
Change If Programme Every Night
Change OF Prsgrsmue Every Night
Change Of Programme Every Night.
CARDS OF ADMISSION, "a cents; Gentlemen
unaocompanird by Ladies', to Orchestra seats, 80
cents; Colored Gallery, ,2t cents
Doors opan st I O'Clock Conc,r commence ~ 8
o'cl0ck, precisely, DIR q. Is, HARRISON,
ap 2S-lw Agent and Treasurer
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
LSok out for Him.

ionow VI uho Peisvst PW ppIs ru oJ "nu
Austin, and processes to be a lieutenant In the
navy, has been operating In y swindling way
upon several Of our citizens. One Of his tricks,
as related TO us, is n follows: Not long since,
pretended authority Of the Government, pur.
chased $3.50 worth Of goods, and ordered them
10 be sent TO the navy yard. Austin wished $40
for special purpose, and the oblising store.
keeper cashed his check for that amount with
which funds Austin made of; and the check
was subsequently discovered to be worthless.
By various fascinating arts, this villain has
succee eded In swindlng boar riding .house keepers.
tailors, members of Congress, and even one of
our erudite justices Of the peace fell u victim
to his winning arts. Look out for these 4" nice
young men," Appearances are dooeiving.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
III WAsUINorOu Aprtl Is 1661

u the potltlOn OF John lOung, OF west galway
N r, praying for the extension ofs patent granted
to him Sep ember 10, ls4s, for an improvement In
Washing Machines, for seven year, from the expi
ration of said patent, which takes psoe on the 18th
day of Sep eniber, 1862,
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Oahce on Monday, the lst Of September next
at ~ O'Clock m; and all persons arc notified to sp
pear and chow cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file 10 the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either part,
TO be used ut the said heariDg must be taken ant
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the office
which will b. furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on thr
18th day Of August next depo.itions and other pa
pers relied upon Is testimony must be filed In the
Office on or before the orning of that day. the ar.
guments, II an y, Within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
NationI RspuNiean Wghington, d. O., and Etenins
Journal, Albany, New fork, once q week TO- three
successive weeks the first of said TO bs
at least sixty days previous to the day Of hesriag.
d r. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of ratenla
P.S.-Editors Of the aboys papers will Tleass
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once with
Ispsr containing this notice. spsl-la wsw
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
MIR. Foruesl's IIa inlet.

Nj. Forrest made bis second appearance in
" Hamlet" At Ford's AthenDum, on Friday
night.
Hamlet" is the greatest work of the i'm
mortal hard, and there Is not. In The range of
English tragedy, u character that requires for
It's proper personatiOn nicer discrimination, or
more thorough acquaintance with the secret
workings Of the human heart than this. We
have ever considered " Ham,etr tho most diff.
cult of presentations for the tragedan, but Mr..
Forrest was fully equal to the task. His con.
Ception Of the character Of the royal Iane is
a creation peculiarly his 0,on, and most strik'
ingly does he prove his power.-in the inter-
Wow with Ophelis and in the scene with the
actors-when he brings to light the guilt Of the
Queen.mother and her husband In having
murdered his father. His rendition Of the en-.
lite character was grand, truthful, and impres.
sive, and betrays u genius, Of which, ss Ameri.
cans, we may well be proud. In this piece,
Mr.. Forrest Indicates his thorough knowledge
of human nature, and his just conception and
mastery rendition of this difficult role, alone
would place him where he rightfully belongs
the foremost in the ranks Of living actors.
While the magic wand OF his genius invests
with II fresh charm and an intense interest
every character he assumes, Hamlet is, In
truth, his-Chef -d'0euore.
Miss Athena, II seems to US, never appeared
To finer advantage than she did as Ophelia.
For this character she is peculiarly htted.
Not only does she act, but she looks 1t Rdmira.
bly,.
Mr.. Mccullough was quite himself as Laertes.
Mrs. Ada Parker AZ Gertrude, and Mr.. Joseph
Parker rs the Grave Digger, were excellent.
Mr.. Forrest will appear In his great original
morrow the new drama o East Lynne, or the
Eopement," will be produced, with Miss Ora.
ham Mrs. j. II. Vincent, Miss Anderson, and Mr..
Mccullough in the cast.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Secession Impudsnce.

We learn that a gentleman by the name Of
where he owned ine property, which he was
obliged to leave after the battle Of Bull Run, on
account Of his Union sentiments, returned to
claim his property recently, when he found u
man named Aiken in possession of HIS land and
house, by authority of the Confederate Gov
ernment, which had condsosted 1t. Rice de-
manded his property, but Aiken would give II
up only on condition that Rice should take the
oath H. support the bogus, secesh Government.
This, Rice refused to do, and has returned 10
this city, for the purpose Of laying his griev.
ances before the authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Fighting.

Mrs. Ellen Nash and Mrs. Mcdonald, living
on Delaware avenue, below y street, on the
Island, the latter particularly, having often
been In limbo, and have had sundry fines, ad.
monitons and imprisonments inflicted on her
all to no effect, 80 far forgot the rules of pro-
priety, last Saturday afternoon, AS to imbibe
too freely of fair Erins Gvorite beverage
which set their brains on fire, and like Paddy
at Donny brook fair, they were "spoiling for a
hght." Finding no better objects they fell to
"bating" each other in good earnest. In the
midst Of the clatter. officers Clarvoe and Barker
pounced upon them, stopped their fun, and
took them before Justice Stratton, who fined
house,
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Sleeping in an Alley.

A fellow, calling himself David Forbes, after
having partaken quite freely of sundry exhil.
arating potatons last Thursday, found his
senses lifted into the cloud.land OF intoxication.
In this condition he so far forgot all care for
the cumbersome clay tenement which confined
his poetic soul to earth as 10 be willing to de.
posit his body in dirty back alley, while his
befuddled mind took its journey to the land OF
Nod. While In this state, police officer, who
discovered him, WAS so cruel as to disturb his
gentle slumbers, and march him TO the seventh
district station, where he was permitted Ia
sleep of the effects of his folly, and on Friday
morning he was brought before Justice Walter
and hned 81.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
The Rebel Prisoners.

A correspondent. complaining Of the conduct
of the rebel prisoners at the Old Capitol, says:
81 am informed, by persons who live In the
have been most abusive to persons passing by
their windows: and that they have actually
waved from their windows secesh flag. OF
this fact l am assured by citizens who have
to testify to the fact. I have heard them my.
sell singing seoesh songs so loud that they
could he heard two squares off,"
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Pr GEsHs 8 wIhLIAMs; A.e.,sn,::.s;

QY GREns 4 WILLIAMS. A.cstor.....
D TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT OF GROUND
At AUCTION On MONDAY, the b'h day OF
May 1885,: shal, sill in front Of the premises, q,
subscriber, bearing date the cd day Of April 1ss2,
and dnly recorded In Liber J. A. D., No 80, fh'ios
100, l0l and l02, of the land records f0r Wash
ingtou county, In the District OF ColunbIa, the fol
o
North part of Lot numbered .sye.teen. G;3 IN
having front Of IS feet Second street west run
nins back TO a!ley--the course and distance more
fully made known on the day Of alt-with the i'm
provements.
Terms Of ale One half cash: balauce In sH aud
twelve months the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from day Of
sale. q deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All coaveyaucing at the COST Of the purchaser II
the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms
In Eve days ster the sale the trus reserves the
right TO resel the property t the risk aud cost Of ths
defauting purchaser by advertising the same three
times In the RtpuLlicdn newsraper.
MAHLON ASHFORD,
Trustee
GREEN l. WILLIAMS,
ap .3-eod6ds Auctioueers
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
DY GREEw & WILLIAnIy. Aucsionsers'
% TRUSTEE,S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP

DY GtGEW ~ WIkklAMB, Auctl0neofes
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
.ERTY. BY vrtue Of u deed OF trust, made and ex
ecutsd on the 22d day OF March, 1850, bv Alfred
Day, to the subscriber, and duly recorded In L'bcr
j. A. g., No. 1aT folios % soi., o'e OF tn land re-
cords Of Wa hington County, in the District OF CO.
lumoia for csr'sin purposes therein Gin mentioned, mentioned !
Fourth s,rcet, between + and Y streets wcs', On
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of May n.xt ensuing; .t
O'Clock ,. m, all that PIECE OR PARCEL. or
G ROU .D lying snd being in tho city Of Washing
ton, known and designated, on the ground plR, or
plan thereof sstweuty eight feet froot and "uug
hack the dep Of the lot numbered six 6) In square
numbered fye hundred and twenty one ss!. Il be
ing the south twenty eight feet Of said lot No A. 10
gether with the improvements, consisting Of twc
story. and basement bicS house aud premises, with
th. appurtepances.
Txnas OF SALE-One third Of the purchase money
TO he paid within three days alter The day Of sale
and the remainder Il three equal nstalmens, At tx
twelve, sn1 eightetn month";, with notes on interest
d, ed TO be given and deed Of trust takeu, At
the expense Of the purchaser TO secure the deferred
payments If the terms of sale be not complied
with within three days after the sale, the trutee re
serves the right to sell at the csst and risk OF the
CORNELIUS LENT. Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
apps t.wSds Auctioneeu.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
United STATES gArENT oEEICn -

On the petition of Phebe Ann Fish, execuuix. DO.
Of Almond d. Fisk late Of the city, county and State
ofNew York. praying for the extension Of patent
gputed to the late Almond ID. F.sk, Nov II, ls4S,
aud re Issued March q, le6o, for Improvement In
Collins for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place on the l4h day Of Noyem.
Der, 1909,
II ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Once, on Monday the .7th day Of October
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
18th day Of October next; depoations and other pa
pers relied upon as testimony must be filed In the
office or before the morning OF that day; the ar
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
National Repulioan, Washington, ID, c., and Tribune,
New York, N. Y, once O week for three successive
weeks the frat Of said publications to be at least
sixty days previous 10 tile day of hearing.
D.p. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
=. S.-Editors of the ab owe papers will please
COPY and send their bills 10 the Patent Once, with
paper containing this notice ap2l-law3w
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Riding on ,he Pavement. :.

II seems to have been great misfortune that
the originators Of this city did not make our
streets wide enough. They are 80 very narrow
that equestrians cannot fnd room to get along
without being obliged to ride on the paved
sidewalks, and the police are cruel enough IA
try TO stop 1t. Elijah Williams was arrested in
the seventh ward, on Saturday, for this offence
and fined 50 90. 1t Is to be hoped that some
measure will be taken 10 remove the sidewalks
and even the houses, out Of the way, In ordor
to give people with horses an opportunity u
get along, r.... ..i.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Rubber Goods At ManufActurer'sP Prices
for Ten Days.

MIR. II. A. HALL will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for 80 cents per pair; Ladies'
ohns, q 90 Q: ch; Rubber Costs, white and black
s2.oJ s.oh; Rubber Sheets, TO protect children
btds,) SO cents each, And every srtiole made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha, ut corresponding
prices, at The India Rubber Warshouse,
3O8 Penusylvapia avenue,
api7-.f Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
A Aiot.

Quito row, occurred yesterday, about noon,
between 4 party Of soldiers and citizens, on
the cdrnsr o. Maryland avenue and n street.
Clabs, ,,brick bats, and even pistols and knives
were freely used, but nobody was seriously
hurt a. wa learn. Several Of the soldiers and
two civilians were arrested, and ~ the affair
will. Be fully inssstigatad, We forbesr giving
any further particulars ut the present time
The matter has caused considerable feeling
and some angry discussion.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
LOCAL NEWS
20 Advertisers.

RsAriy 10 thousand copies Of the Re1Sb.
hodn are oirouiatsd among the floating popuia.
, lion every day besides thslarss number served
70 regular Subscribers Advertisers viii take
aota accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Personal.
Orphans' Csurt.

Last Saturday the will Of the late John Simon,
Of the seventh ward, was presented and ad.
mittsd " probate. 1t Ia understood that he has
len 2 large estate. After several legacies 10
his win. The will was proved.
The court settled the law In regard to the
viI ot Charles Coltmau. Decided according to
the construction Of the will.
The remainder of the session was occupied
In routine business. amounting to about nifty
oasos
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
= he President Visits the French War
Vesael.

President Lincoln last week visited the French
man ofwsr Gassendi. This is the first time in
tte history olour Gt untry that Washington has
hoen visited By vessel Of this character, and
II Is also the first instance Of such an ofiea
vi-,t by An American President.
The visitation WAS attended BY Il great deal
-, ceremony, and many International courte-
sizes. The President was accompanied by his
wife, her sister, Mrs. Edwards, Secretary Sew.
ard. and others.
Ths French vessel was PLACED in the best
possible condition. Her ofiicers all appeared In
iull unifhrm; the seSInen IN blue Jackets and
pants. The American nag aosted proudly from
tho main--uts highest point of honor-whilsi
other beautiful Gags rendered the scene exceed.
lngly interesting. On board tho vessel, the
President, Hon. william II. Seward, Secretary
oi State. the Assistant Secretary and lady, were
Al welcomed by The distinguished Minister oi
France, the Admiral, and Capt. Gautier.
In every respect this grand reception cere-
mony was rendered equal to the honors paid
their own Emperor Of France.
After an exceedingly pleasant conversation
the visitors returned 10 the city, all apparently
highly interested and much pleased.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

s1rhs neCIsllaa PhotoRr . phi aad Am.
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street. four doors
above d, has be ONE Washington Institution for
the most plsasipg Csrtes de Vsite. II will be your
loss by mot patronizpg such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
katsragy Address.

The opening addrsss of the Union Literary
McFalls, in the session room Of the Assembly q
Church, corner Fifth and streets, this evening
commencing At u O'Clock. The public sre in
yit
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

VHTANTS.-wANTED TO HAVE EVERY
w body to know that they can buy Clothing,
lowest pic, q SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street.