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HE DISPATCH,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
fcoIMrSTCATED.I

"SrRrGGLg" has been promoted. she has
become the mistress Of factory OF many sto.
ries-sotne good, some leaky. In her last epis-
tie to tile public, we discover "superIitiye'
prodigality in her liberal adoption OF language
beautifully descriptive of things that never
happened. In the narration OF the merited
eXcelleHcies Of the concert, she lifts the per-
formers rs high rs they lifted their music. In
her dese ription Of the deficiencies Of the occa-
sion, she is equally liberal-so much so that
the representatives of the musical talent OF
Richmond are afraid TO venture in the future
upon similar performance, unless "Strug-
gle Is present 10 represent them.
A public vote OF thanks lcds extended the
prohclrnt dmateurs on the following Tuesday
evening, when the music was still better.
" struggle" should have been present. A
beautiful gold headed Z" wand was presented
Professor Tatum, and a set OF jewery-ear.
rings, we ye,-waS 0pyrOp.7df.ly conferred
upon Dir. Gill, the entcrprsing manager OF
the stage. The cane was presented by the
YOUTH" about sixteen years of age"-
whose pulchritude is considerably enhanced
by "Struggle's description. The youth"
is the pastor Of the church, dozen years
older, and 4 married man. "Strucgle Is so
young and imaginative, she VIII not need Pro.
fessor Bernhardt's magnifyiHg glasses for
years TO come.
The leaky churches will, perhaps remain as
they have been until the next concert. Then
we promise Struggle a dozen tickets that she
may no longer struggle for place. Let the
water come down, and upon the tables Of the
inhabitants of her " highly civilized town."
II will do no harm in displacing decanters.
Her neighbors in Manchester and we, OF
Richmond, are exceedingly anxious 10 know
where 10 find Miss Struggle, that she may
have IN escort bigger than :" little brother"
Her visits, rs they are, leave behind but few
foot i1tS, and, like special messengers from
the skies, are long in coming, but the more
appreciated when they come and whenever
the DiApotc announces her early appearance.
the whole f?mly awaits the consumption OF
the programme until she appears upon the
board rs - Genius in misfortune" Long may
she wave, and ~ l;rst get her name inserted
among those of the distinguished Southern
literary already adornng the pages OF con-
temporary history.
The volunteers from Richmond desire to
extend their warmest thanks TO Messrs. Gill,
Webb and Redford, of Manchester, for their
hospitabe reception and entertainment during
their stay III the town.
Yours truly. -.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81 and -, lses.


Steamer State Of Virginia, Captain Charles
TraverS Baltimore. riu City Point, merchandise
and passengers, u. x W. CurIir.
Steamer NJ Martin, iIaines, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Hdskins
Bridgford.
Steamer Jean Sands, Baker, City Point Govern
Schooner George Twibcll, Miller, Philadelphia,
coal, Roberts Wilson.
Schooner Iloma, BnH,ins Eastern shore OATS
Schooner L. Cornelius, Slober, White Point,
gravel, Ellrs & Whitker.
Schooner Skipton, Wilson. Fortress Monroe,
scrap iron, Old Dominion Nail Works.
Schooner Sgr"n", skinner, Baltimore, lumber,
ColHelS :. b. Strong for Petersburg Railroad COM
Schooner Benna Vista, Logan, Philadelphia,
coal, T. w. Pnmbnrou.
schooner Flying Star, Marshall, Severn river,
oyster, to captain.
river oysters to captain.
SAILED.
steamer state OF Maryland, Captain Thom@'
| Steamer AlacmarI. Bonru#, NV Tcr',, ria CiT
| Point AMI Norfolk, m"rcnanni-" AID psss"nser-,
! ). Ayres & Go.
schooner Mary Augusta, Woo,trn, Baltimore ri1
| Norfolk, in ballast.
Seh"onrr Hop, Holland Cabin Point, to load
Schooner Johanna, Green. Rarfahsnuoc', ri1
Eastern river. mere hand.sr, 4. MItl lsua8gh 60.
Schooner Ben Brown, Cdrr, Iuy Point. Iar"Aan-
/ disc, q. /. Watson.
MEMORANDA.
Thr steamer Saratoga, Captain King. from Ncw
/ York. with mrrcnandi>" ana pas myers - .. +.
Watson, stopped and discharged her cargo Al city
Potn thrP %Tns 70 te ed 4s,aE a., oSs5%% s oy Kim LIN
ThnuljS with 10 500 sacks salt AID 90 ton, coal re-
/ portcIs at tiooEc-Hill f!at--,hiy consigned 10
. Charles Palmer. and cargo 10 T.. ~. DrEoss i Go.
lIay- loaded schooner at tn" month Of the river,
and 4 coal loaded schooner of JUrian's Point
Rtpctsd BY III. Pioto IF he sie"msr IT, Aortsn.
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lie, the Greek, and the English Episcopal
Churches lie considers the last. t.named Church
as means of restoring this visible unity,
which is necessary, he thinks, TO defend Chris
tianity successfully against the march of
nfdelity.
We briefly state these prominent points
Of a book, from the pen Of Il theologiau who
has worldwide reputation,) the appearance
of which has already excited a great deal Of
comment in England.
For sale by WoopHousE & PARHAN.
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\ 7Tv-rFEInr. AFrAIR-Wuar J. IT "A SPr-
mn. IN SprnIrs.-Atahout sunrise on Saturday
mIoruIn.,, n, a servant was. in most uuroman-
H.. manner, rmpfyiug Il basket Of cindcrs on
Fftn street near Leigh she noticed some
thing. or somebody. lying upon the ground,
and. with that innocent and estimable curl-
o~ilv, untalut"d hT srl!ishnes~, which charac'
terIze> the -ruulu" african. She determined 70
ascertain IL cause. Dropping her btshtt, ana
allowing the remaining asI's 10 oe hlo"il
away III dust, she cIomo the lehc't entered tue
lot, and apprG3Chea me ooje.' u & III. 9uS. .t>
piclon~- WIN ho>IIallHI S'ep' Il. a. sl'
fatal barrier no" sue pis.,u' 3.,, ~ ~, i'' 91'i
prise ana cohsl"Iil'''1oH' Io"i'1' ma " "'lls op
I"ct wa Il" 2ppeatnhert i "oi'l'n. "'1
IN die>7, EtIS' lutI', - '"S vi ~.
cold. cola ground, "hile le mr. ptie I12 . "
the sun III up me >IIfo"hoI6 ~ 1Sns ,'r
tar, vas 1n"t III" I'm" 1I ,'.bo as an
aId eIt-li4. 4giil'te ~ - 49,. I2',rI ia
''"lilansl 'tt."' "'" " ~ r ,f1,JL ,l,rt
III ~, :. ,.;rt.. ,,.lai MOI moved
'4.<, ,,i ~, .r>,,,J,1 A oft,nr ,rarrnarr
no = IN" '1oN." y IN, ,d fna form
ot "'1M 9'tN' -, = - ;,t, Frs,,, ,I ajrn ~
OF the o"Je''' ~" p.'i'.'7 -, 1I ,,i
the oTe.> wa my E''set
tas.'Ileu ana " M" may 10 - IN eo,' NO
lidE Il l'o.-"'1t"''7't 80, i,iaa ,g.iy
n,t,,01't.i n,, th iI,ry I,.r-- thar ~,yppt the
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE. - On Saturday, between II and u
O'Clock, q FIRE occurred in the house occupied
by Mr. Martin Phillips, on Marshall street,
near Monroe. 1t was accidental. 4 room
having a fire in it, was locked up and not en-
tered again for an hour or so before the fire.
The Goals falling out OF the crate, set the floor
on fire, and it was not discovered until il pro-
gressed 50 far that injury TO the amount of
five or six hundred dollars was done before 1t
could be cxlinguished. The firemen were
prompt 10 the call, and got the flames under
with credltabIe expedition. No insurance had
been effected OH the house or stock.
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ROMANTIC SToRY-RuMoRED ESCAPE or
HEAD-CENTRE STEPHENS FROM IRFLASp.--Thc
New York TTiblGae, after the following story
Of its city contemporary, the Mars, had been
declared Of doubtful crcdibility, came ont cdi-
torially in an endorsement Of il rs supported
by evidence which left little room to question
its truth II j., at any rate, a very readable
one:
"On sunday evening last just as the sha-
duwS Of night were falling over Dublin, 4
handsomely ppolntod open carriage, con-
tanning f'r persons. and driven by four dash
ing horscs, two Of which were brstridden by
pOstilllOu=, drew up before 4 srCOud-CIasS
hotel in one OF our best streets, not Il quarter
OF 4 mIle from the general post-oiijce. The
occupants Of the carriage were quickly joined
by sixth person, compact, muscularlF-bul
man, with fair beard and piercing eyes, and
the whole party then drove oil 1t 4 moderate
pace through the heart OF the city, up Sack
vile street, along the highway leading north
ward from the city. past the spot where
Clarke, the suspected iuformcr, met his doom,
and then onward At full gallon, the horses
heads still turned 10 The north, while their
hoofs spmpcd the earth with rapid motion as
they tore alorg from the city suburbs toward
Droghcda. The lamps were glimmcriuS
through III" darkness that oycrspreid Dublin
as James Stcpheus-iOr Stephens il was who
had stepped into the Carriage-turEcd his
back on the City Of the Pale. Hundreds of
clever men, ~ h" well knew, We're engaged
within il, striving 10 discover 4 means of earn
ing the reward placed upon his head in ca lie
ward, and detective Office. and police Stations
the mluious Of the Government were iurtEriug
their brains in the rudpuVur 10 light on som"
clue which might lead them 10 the discovery
OF the arch-cOu> >pITator; and. what was Oi Tar
more importance, within the Castle itself, Go
Ncrnmcnt officials, high III rank. We're dellhD-
rating a TO The value 10 be attached 10 the
Information, which some traitor had brought
there - day before that James STEPHENS was
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.

HErAs' HErAst-tFrench; but it takes
french to express onr anguish HELAs !.
Poor Mature, farewell, Thou hast been alto
gether supplanted by ART. That impuden [
intruder has invaded us-or rather the better
part Of us-or, rather, not us dear reader
don't for moment suspect poor us of being
a victim TO ART save in the Englshman' )
sense when he eXclaims: 'SOh, dear 'artt'l
but, 10 repeat, we mean: Art has invaded the
better part of our race in every part. Begin
ming ut the beautiful head of the gentler sex
what has he not done? a villain lie has
dyed 1t, and burnt 1t TO crisp, and covered 1t
with tinsel and gold dust, and filled it with
rats, and so metamorphosed the darling crea-
tures that their best friends have TO be intro
duced 10 them, and cultivate their acquaint-
ance for some time, before they can grow at
all familiar with them Beginning thus,
and dealing thusly with the crowning orna-
ment of the fair object of our loves and our
brightest hopes, II. T., when We are young J
these villains of Fashion and Art have gone
down-where or, rather, where not ? God
knows so does the devil | am sure do
not But, kind and gentle reader, pardon
me, or rather rs; for now we are us, as we
always are, in our mplicity,-pardon us for
barely limiting that, we have lately been in
formed, this rascal, Art, has planted himself
betWiXt the knee and ankle, taking there a
firm position, with pad and buckle, giving 4
new shape and rotundity TO members not
exactly rs plump as IL is said the fashion of
looped skirts demands Now, this is n whis.
it, indeed, not new? Then I'm glad l never
knew il before.
Angels and ministers of grace defend us -
or, rather, the better part OF society. Where is
this terrible inrOad on poor human nature to
end How are we to know fact from fiction, -
reality from ciIigy,-tesh and blood from the
counterfeits of ART, with her paints, and pads,
and tongs, and all her endless delusions In
the desperate uncertainty of these times there
must br insurance companies 10 insure against
these delusions. The Matrimonial Mutual
Protection AssOciatoI,' capital two million
Of dollars, would do Il great business A man
would give Il biz premium 10 know what he is
grttinE-whether the divine creature who
made him 4 worshipper IT her shrine,-that
cunningeSt pattern of eXcclng nature,-came
from Heaven, or chiefly from the Milliner, the
Druggist, the Barber, and the Tpholsterer'
Let old men relolCe-they may well be con
soicd in this day, when Art is eXpelliug Nature
and filling the world with dclusons l have
that consolation.
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Ia. #tr.>.gucd having formed co-par'hef-
3. . iar t.- purpose of conducting
Wholesale GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GLNERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON * FOSTER,
... ...... taken tlr commolious warehouse on
u... ......, second door below Pearl, are now
Ee.....s.- d general ,upply Of
GOOpS IL THEIR LINE,
aa.. Will be- made complete in = few days, and to
va..I nav r,.rec.fully call the attention oi the
s.#u hamilton J. STONE,
of Petersburg,
JOHN b WILSON,
Of Petersburg
Ha Isis T. T. FOSTER.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE EALMANAC-MARCH -, 1886.
Sun rises ...........5.53 Moon sets, norm. 3.iA
Sun sets .............601 High water........ l.o7
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James ". Griffin. magistrates: John NJ
Higgins, Thomas Flaherty, J. Il. ROystcr, X.
I J. Christian, X. IL. Styll.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet on
Wednesday night next 1T the same place.
Il NENoRIAm-GENEEAL !. i. Il. stuart
KILLED ~ ACrIUS MAY II, lNGI.-At the com
mcncrmcnt of the late war, the gentlemen Ofthc
South, and particularly OF Virginia. Ill choos-
ing an arm Of the service in which 10 serve
showed 4 decided preference Tor the cavalry.
Accustomed 10 riding from childhood. aS much
at home IN the saddle while c1r"eriug through
the woods in all the fierce excitement OF the fox
chase as /, the G4Jitut of Saratoga in his light,
cushioned double buggy. Nirgiulans felt that
cavalry. the "cyes aud ears Of m army. must
BE- their peculiar pride. Leader, were not want
ing, and the fiery and impctuOus young men
who composed our first cavalry brigade knew
that they had men at their head who. n gen
tlrlacu and NIrguIans. would lead them where
any might follow, looking never backward
while duty pointed TO the front. IN the bra
very and dash OF The men aud III" character
Of the horses, the cavalry of oar first cam
pt!LIs VIII never b" surpassed. and the rusty
sabre, with lts braInn hIlt, now hanging over
the fire place in many L distant country house,
i, regarded with love and pride Is the sole re
manning visible memcuto OF one who died,
PERHAPS. in q cavalry charge OF the First Cav
airy Division Of the Army OF Northern ' Nr-
GINA. Who does not remember the first Ma
u3~sH-. the tHICkahumIuy raid, the NMte
House. kcliy> Ford, second Manassas, and,
later still, that sad day when, while two small
bri-;tdr> We're fighting agaiHs. three divisions
hrte fHu2fat men against fT@lrs NDl"Htf-
Stuart. oar yfsur ttE.N.,r. our peerless kIr-
glui1 gentleman, the heroic soldier and pure
hearted man. vino met the shock Of buttlc with
4 smile on his lips and Il bright HASH III his
eye, Iull aJ last mortaIly wounded but few
miles from tn"t capital oI hi, native State
which hr had struggled and died t. save. The
DIl Dominion Wept Tor her son, the south
cru States mUurncd the cavalry General who
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THASKs.-We are obliged to Mr.. Ira u.
Smythe, OF the National Express Company,
for copies OF late Northern papers III advance
Of the opening OF the mails,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

r n NEAL EGBEET o. LEIGH. J. P. swoRps.
NEAL, LEIGH Il CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
corner Cary and Virginia s're"ts, Richmond, Va.
NH I0-2m
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- RiADN Al.
W. +. ROBINS,
REAL ESTATE ArcrIoSEEK,
slEEUAL AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
las removed his Office 10
IL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
.asa. t.g s4" pas, very liberal encouragement
...~ r..- continued favor, Of his friends aud the
...a.-u f., the public generally.
.-.H-t.u. X. EIlyson; 5. c. Robinson, Pres!-
..#. p..s-.r- National Bank Lancaster 4 Co, J.
49, Gibson. and Purcell. Ladd < Go. NH Its
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rTHE CHEAPEST GROCERIES IN
| RICHMOND can DO had At No. FRANKLIN
STREET trhree doors from Seventeonthl, where we
have COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASsEs, WINES, IL
QUoRS. SALT, COTTON CLOTHS and GROCERIES
And COUNTRY PRODUCE Of every description,
which we will sell cheaper than they can be had in
We are also conducting GENERAL COMMIs-
Sion BUSINESS, and will attend strictly TO the
forwarding OF any article farmers or merchants
NAV desire and solicit cons'gnm"nts Of all country
produce, uch as Tobacco, Hay, Corn, Wheat, Oats
Ry" &c.
We are ceiling SUGAR At FIFTEEN cgsTs, MEAL
at oSE DOLLAR, LIQUORS and other articles in pro-
portion. ,,,,, ,,o.,..rr
We are now Offering PRIME COUNTRY LARD
Al TWENTY FIVE CENTS PEk POrSD. Also, SUPE-
RI0R COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER at unpI ecedented
low figures
We also have on hand large supplies Of HAY,
CORN OATS MEAL, BUCkWHE Ac., 9c., at
,yh1Is.al. ana retail PEERS K kOOSES,
No. Franklin street.
| am now with the above firm. and most respect.
fully solici, my old friends to call and see me- and
examine for themselves before purchasing else
whsre. ia s-3m' JAMES h. COOK
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WAX POETRY OF rHE SouTH.--Mr. De Leon
will deliver his lecture on the i" War Poetry
Of the South, y" illus trated by specimen read
ings, NJ the Concert Hall of the Exchange
Hotel NJ 0 clock tonight.
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4 GEORGIA OArH.-The Internal revenue
Bureau received the following amended IRON
clad oath from a Georgian appointed assistant
assessor for one OF The sub-dIatri,ts ol mat
State:
81 -. Of the county Of ---, and state o.
Georgia DO sUIrlnuly swear thai | have never
voluntarily borne arms against the United
states since have been citizen thereof. eA-
cept ~ captain IN the Confederate states
army: that | have given no aid, &c 10 per
sons engaged IN armed hostility, except -
aforesaid.
The printed form OF oath Is Iutcrliued 50 as
TO truihfully set forth the ne" othcIais cor
rect sttfus-Netc Iork Tri'uas.
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.......v... H.. USE or WILLIAM +. IssAAC, X Co, !
goth March, l>t6. (
~ NoTiCE.-We are prepared to Issue VlR-
~..s .E,E>TEREp BONDS in sums Of ONE
.<u.u DOLLARS and il multiple for the
.>m..~.9NEp NOTES of the
BANK Of >COTT>NlLLE,
BANK uF OLD DOMINION.
HANk uF PnILLfPPI.
VHNTtrELLO BANK. NH 2o-lu
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Arcrroy SALE To-pAr.-Mr. 7. ii. Hoy Will
sell on the premises, at o'clock, Z. NJ, the
mill house and shed on the south side Of the
Dock, opposite Nineteenth street.
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CO-PARTN RSHIP.-Thc under

y.ther nnder the style and firm Of AKAlsTEAD
RICE, CARY s CO. for the purpose of conducting
aGFNERAL COMMISSION, GkOt ERf HIDE AND
LEATHER BUSINESS At thoir large and commo-
tious warehouse on Cary street fourth door above
Fhfrta.nth street. They will keep Oh hand Il large
s,Dc Il of GPOCERIRS OF every description also, a
comslnte assortment Of IRON, STEEL and NAILS,
which they viii sell upon AZ reasonable terms as
tbe ANA Quality of goods can be purchased else
where Strict personal attention viii be given TO
the sale OF all COUNTRY PRODUCE and MER.
CHANDISE consigned 10 their hogse, and prompt
ra,nrns made STORAGE TAKEN.
WILLIAM A. ARMISTEAD,
late Of Harvey, ArInlstrad Williams.
J. J RICE, Of Farmyiiie.
JOHN b. CARY, Of Hampton.
ELIJAH +. BAKER. Of Charlotte, Va,
4, - lat. with Walton * IsuaOir
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~ o-piRTNERSIilP.
lie 41aets!sued, Of ths firm OF: Kent faihe
'..' have formed co-partuership for the purpose
@' conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm OF
PAL ( i co.,
S'1 aave taken the store No los Main street. next
1~i"w Mitchell & Tyler, and Will be pleased 10 re-
'es'e c"a,lg garments from their friends ana the
Ig1lc w. g. PAINE.
ia ls-l. T. A. PAINE.
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III FARMERS. SAVE YOUR sHICkS.
n.I ynnp SHnlkS

II FANMEEs, SAVE YUIN SHIthSs
BALE YOUR SHUCKS.
SEND YOUR sHUCks TO MARKET.
O. B STACY Il son,
DEALERS IL
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BEDDING,
No Ito Main street, Richmond,
viii pay dollar per one hundred pounds for all
the SHUCKs YOU deliver 10 them at their MAT
IkEss MANDATORY, on Cary and Sixteenth
strests Richmond. de 2s--ts
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What Federal General ought the Queen OF
England 10 send TO put down the Irish rebel
lion7 General Ktlpatrick, Of course.-itoas
Courier.
The Eight.hour bill has been defeated IN the
New Jersey Legislature.
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BLISS GoD, II THIS ANT MASS JEFF.
A colored man, 4 true and faithful seEFhhi l.
now in the service Of Captain Thomas Jet,
an old and esteemed citizen Of this county,
came into our Office yesterday, 10 get Captain
Jett's papers In looking around, he esped a
picture OF Colonel Jefferson Davis hanging on
our walls lie walked up 10 II, aud exclaimed
Bless God, If this ain Mass Jch. pom
inquiry we learned that the man. h1d Tor
merly belonged 10 Mr.. LaughlIn, connection
of the Davis family, and knew Mr.. DAVIS
well lie left our office with tears IN his eyes
viii somebody show this to Mr.. Greeley ana
senator Sumner - TIckajtpg Hrud, 6A.
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FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN sEEp'
Just received and for sale by
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist
1..aero! franklin and Seventeenth streets
t.@-t.