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IOWA COAL a. OIL co.
Office ..... ............ Leyee bet Main johnson.
ICE
Cnifiar Z pa-rv Eipb sfroaf In, Ess~s uaose
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FROM PERU.
CHICAGO, June Is.

CHICAGO, June IS.
The Journal Peru, H., special of to day
says that young man named Boyd, employed
as salesman in the establishment OF R. 4
river opposite that city, while bathing last
evening. 1t appears that he had reached the
opposite shore, but in returning was seized
with cramps and sunk before assistance could
be rendered. The body was recovered this
morning.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CHICAGO. June Is.
The Times Cincinnati special says A
gang ot young men, all under - years OF
age, have been for long time engaged in rot
bing freight cars of the Pit,sburg. Fort Wayne
y Chicago Railroad at Warralmle and Dix
on. Not far from Fort Wayne their depreda
tions had become SO great that detectives
were employed, and within day or two twel ye
Of the gang have been arrested, indicted aud
Eaid f,r trial
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FROM PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA. j

PHILADELPHIA. June Is.
In court to day, in the case of Geo. Win
nemer, convicted of the murder Of Mrs. Ma.
gillian. the motion for new trial was over
ruled, and the prisoner sentenced to be hnng.
Winnemer protested his innocence, and said
be would have laid down his life to protect
Af& Aagillap. He also denied that he n.
or found in her house belonged to him.
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PROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORIrASs. In,

New ORLEANS, June Is.
In the Republican State Convention to-
day, resolution was tabled asking Congress
to appropriate 5000 .0O0 for obtaining "A
peaeeable possession ofthe island Of Cuba, or
take it bg force of arms
Gov Flanders yesterday addressed the
Convention.
Late PAPERS contain account of q de-
vastating storm on the Sd inst, by which
many lives and much property was destroyed.
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DRY-GooDs-liETArL.
Engraving, Brands. & Seals.

Bridges. Nos a Estes House.
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FROM WILMINGTON
NII.uiNgToN ,Iur

WILMINGTON, June Is.
Judge Barnes, now holding special court
at larborQ. ADJOURNED the court because ne
groes were summoned as jurors, he having
taken ne oath to support the State laws,
winch do not recognize negroes TO sit on
juries.
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FROM MEMPHIS.


MEsPHIs. June Is.
The preliminary drawing Of the Southern
Asylum Land Lottery occurred To day at
Hernando, Miss. The Memphis Aratanche
and Post newspapers were among the win
ners prizes. The drawing is deemed great
success.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
Mnxrcnnrnx Ala L,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June Is.
Alexander W webb, a colored Register of
voters for Hale and Greene counties. in this
State, was murdered last night at Greens
borough. No further particulars have been
received by Gen. Swayne.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHIi.uElPHGA. June -.
Yesterday, while some boys were drinking
from a hydrant in front OF new building,
one, aged five years, WAS instantly killed by a
brick thrown by one Of the workmen. The
murderer was arrested
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MILLINERY q BoSNET BLEAcHEHY
Mrs W Bowman. .3th st-bet Main 4 Bloudeau
NEWS DEPOT.
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FIRES.

BosToN, June IS.
The Crockery Warehouse of Gooden q
Co, was damaged by FIRE this morning Loss
$4,000 insured.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, June Is.
Herman Viercke recovered Sl,375 from
the Third Avenue Railroad Co., yesterday,
damages in an accident.
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C0lOred Register Murdered An
Alabama.
Important letter Of Thad Stevens.
He laVOH The COnleniBg Of Congress on The
First Pfoxim0.
Macmillan and his Chiefs 10 be
Banished from Mexico.

THE WADE SENATORIAL BANQUET
IN ST LOUIS.
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As Recently Published tn the Iawa
heGtsfsr.

The favor wth With this letters o. the "T,ur" have
received both home aud st-nad 10 iueer the au-
thor = the present pu1lsc4tion. bess ng
he can render important sHrsice 10 fo~z And
p4rs before citizens u the oler state. the inor
tssr dsre aud in the 5rus beet I'd their
zach number will oontain msp Of the State also .
sp OF Of It's ieadug thorn fur-~ sad faithful De
acrptcn oftbe cOuatps tIroagh witch 1t passes Tbs
axne utnrn aud of tine country wii
ba partealnrly nots5 we'll the bnsiness of the
tvwns their manafsrtur~- fscttti-s for wsee, proc
tecta &c All desirable ami svaiiAbi statistics
ntor ~ l.. giseu iu order tb.i The reader
ottan clear Ida Of the pressnt condition q the diF
f~r-ut uats and the vslac VI iAnds snd other prop
erfy ths
Tue siI Numbers together are de,ignsd 70 bsa
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GAS & STEAM FITTINGS.
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God Pens, Poncils, Pocket Books.
G Bridges ..................Nos | 4 Estes House
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cady 4 peck.............cor Fourth Main streets.
II Bue Main street.
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BANKING HOUSE.
First Natioua al Bank......... Main st--bet Sd 4th
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Nenei Jones 4 Co......cor Third Main streets
Hess, stern Co.....-cor second Main streets
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges. Nos d 2 Estes Hoas
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
W Beers-.--> Main stree
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EGGS 4 BUTTER.
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HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
II Main stree
Bufkitt Main street
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FURNIrURE
Howe ..............59 Main street.
Duncan, karle Co.........i40 4 l42 Main street.
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GRocFRs WHOLESALE.

Gold Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
& Bridges......-.......... Nos 4 Estes House
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Sam @ Bridges Nos L 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann d Ayres...... ........s7 Main street.
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BOOTS a. sHoEs-wHoLEsAL
Hambleton Huskamp. .........ss Main street
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Rabbits Pure saleFasus.
THE most valuable ia uss oHsred very low To III,
j snds By kooRfooasA AkD1AG
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KE0KUK DIRECTORY.
ATTOR NEYS.

Mooat Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House.
Collins street.
James Ill. Anderson ............cor. Main 4 I'd SIS.
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American " atehes.

SO Bridges. Nosl82 Estes House
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ASSURANCE AGENTS
l.. J. Adams, I'd and Haln ST
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CROCKEHY a. QUEENS WARE.
Carey h lie Faivre -. MIN street-Let ath 9Th
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GRoCERs RETAIL

Hydrometers, Thermometers, Saehrom-
cters.
~ o IT., II..so
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
!, Armitage 4 Co.........cor Ninth johnson.
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 80
John Copelin. ..... .........53 Main street
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Stewart Dean............cor Third 4 Main streets
HuHkanp Matless.-.-.-.........-.S0 Main street.
Huiskamp Main street-bet 4th & 5th.
Hart, Main street
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David @ Lowry wry..................... Second street
1 W Wesicott Main street-near Fourth
ID Carter Co........... .........s6 Maiu street
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BONNET BLEACHkRY
c II Emerson n......-.........cor Fourth 4 Blondeau
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
W Sturges South Lsvee
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tiARO " ARE

HARNESS & SADDLES.
Hagny y..............,.~M Main street--bct Sd / 4th
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BY TELEGRAPH.
------- -- -- II - ~ =
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Attorney Gen Stanbery's Opinion.
He holds Military Commanders
Cannot Remove Civil Officers.
Continuation Of the Suratt Assassination Trial.
EmpaneIing and Swearing In
Jury.
Convention of W0rkingmen in n. Y.
CoIored Register Murdered in
Alabama.
Important letter Of Thad Stevens.
He laVOH the COnyeniBg Of Congrr~ on The
First PfoIim0.
Macmillan and his Chiefs 10 be
Banished from Mexico.
THE WADE SENATORIAL BANQUET
IN ST. LOUIS.
a 3. q H..
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WASHINGTON, June 10,
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has addressed the
following letter to the editor of the Washing.
ton GhrunicIf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-09
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Republicans throughout the
Staieof Pennsylvania are organizing
for the Presidential contest.
Mr.. johnson is shutting out all visi-
tors from the White House, except in
extreme cases, with the view of prepar-
ing his message.
The Cleveland Herald urges the
claims of that city as the proper place
for holding the next Republican Ma
tional Convention. 1t says that their
rink will accommodate all the delegates
and their friends.
"Dixon," the Washington correspon-
dent Of the Boston AdUertiser, says that
Mr.. Ashley, who has arrived in Wash
iueton, declared himself in favor Of
fmpeachment as strongly as ever, but
talks as though he had very little ex-
pectatiOn OF seeing anything done; he
does not profess to believe that the
committees are on his side. 1t is not at
ali unlikely that quite different view
viii be taken ofthe Impeachment bust
ness by gentlemen who have hitherto
been noisy on that subject.
The Washington Cd. C.l Chronicle OF
Thursday morning says:
1.-THE Cabinet slate at The White
House is said to be now written up as
follows: For Secretary of State, Ho-
ratio Seymour, of New York; for Sec.
rerary of War. General james b.
SteadmHn, of Ohio; for Postmaster
General, General Frank Z. Blair, Jr.,
of Missouri, and for Secretary OF the
Treasury. prominent so-calied mod
crate Republican from Pennsylvania,
one of the Thurlow Weed Pittsburgh
Republic Unionisis. Some of these
gentlemen will arrive here tomorrow
ar next day, TO urge Immediate APP
pointment before the slate is changed
again"
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LITERARY MATTERS.

Mr.. Joseph Howe recently said in a
speech at Yarmouth that the common
schools Of Nova Scotia were training
young men who would influence the
destinies of all British America"
In the winter of 1S65-lS66, there
were $50 medical students in all the
eleven medical schools of London. OF
these, Guys Hospital had the larger
number 5000, and Westminster the
smallest (3O).
The Scott CountyCourt of Iowa, has
just decided that there is no power I'M
der the State laws to exclude negro
| children from public schools.
| The Weekly Voice, a paper publish
ed in Boston, and devoted to the inter
ests OF the workingmen, some time age
stopped publication. It is now an
nounced that the Voice is again to be
issued in an enlarged and improved
form. It's editors propose to make it a
high toned, progressive, indepe ndent
j. urnal. We wish it success in the full
measure of is merit.
Now that Mr.. Dickens is certainly
coming to this country to give public
readings, it may be Of interest to know,
by anticipation, what to expect in the
way of peculiarities of style and con-
duct from the great English humorist.
1t is said that when Mr.. Dickens reads
he seems wholly forgetful of his audi
ence.
"No applause moves him to leave a
abstracted mood. He is the Interpreter
of a drama, and the room full of ladies
and gentlemen has no existence to him.
A book lies before him and he turns
over the leaves, but he rarely looks at
the pages. He knows them by heart.
Al first it strikes you his voice is arti-
fetal. There is a theatrical tone in il
which prepares you for a disaDpoint-
ment; but in the case of nine lectures
out of ten, this impression goes off, and
the laugh or the tear defy the strongest
will. Mr.. Dickens extremely dislikes,
while reading, the noise of people en-
tering or leaving: and printed slips are
usually placed at the doors begging
that silence may be maintained. What
he may do in the United States is not
known, bat in England he does not adj
dress "A syllable to the audience. On
entering he goes straight to his desk
and commences forthwith"
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wEsr vIRGINIA NEWS.

Tue Monroe county Republican flies
the name of General Grant for Presf-
dent in 1865.
The Pnrkersburs Times. Of yesterday,
says:
The sound OF numerous river packet
whistles at our city wharf is quite mu-
sicsl robustness ears.
A Burning Springs correspondent of
the Elizabeth lWirt Coz Gazette says:
For about one hundred days OF this
seven months, the water has been at
so low . stage that, in the Judgment
OF many experienced river men, tive
locks and dams between this point and
Parkers burgh would not have been
sufficient to furnish permanent navi-
CATION.
The same correspondent further adds:
Atthe rate of progress the Little ka-
nawha Navigation Company have
n1ade during the past summer, the
privilege of hearing the noisy stone
hampers ut work on locks near this
town will be reserved for our grand
children only.
The Weston EIpoSitOr, in its issue OF
Nov. 4th, says:
I'VE have not been enabled to get an
exact list of the members returned to
the House of Delegates, but there is a
gain OF nine or ten Democrats. In the
Senate the Democracy Will have three
members. one more effort, Democracy
of West Virginia, and RadlCaliSm rises
tosirk no more"
Probably when the E.cPoSito,' OBJ
tains, some of these days, IAN exact list
of The members returned to the House
of Delegates" it will not feel so jubi-
liant over the results of the canvass; at
all events. we Opine. it will not find
therein ''gain of nine or ten demo
Gratis" zone more effort" is certainly
necessary in view of the fact that the
one just made is not supposed TO have
added materially TO the membership OF
the Democracy in either branch of the
Legislature. We commend to the edit
or's perusaI the following statement
furnished to the Baltimore american
of Thursday, by West Virginia cor
respondent:
''It seems to me proper TO correct Il
false impression that is abroad in regard
to the late election in West Virginia.
The State Except II very small portion
of i'll has been heard from, and the re-
suit is a net gain of two for the Repub-
lican party in the Senate, while the
House OF Delegates stands about as it
did in the last Legislature. or the
class OF eleven Senator'S just elected ten
are Republican and one is Conservative;
of the class holding over from last
year, ten are Republicans and one Con-
sentative. so that the Senate now
stands ttgenty Republicans and t0o
Conservatives.
The House OF Delegates will stand
about as it did last year, that is to say,
46 Republicans and 10 Conservatives.
There being no State officers to elect,
the vote was small one. The Repub-
lican naiOri;ies in some counties were
reduced below what they were last
year, while in others they were in
creased. The result is decided Re-
publican victory.N
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MORAn ARD RELIG1oUs.

--Rev. Stephen II. Tyng's church IN
New York have passed resolutions
pledging themselves to pay all the ex'
penses of his trial.
Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island
told the Pan-Anglicans that, in his
Judgment, the exclusion of the laity
from the councils of the church was
the great defect of the church of Eng
land.
Rev. Daniel Lord, of the South
Congregational Church at Bridgeport,
Conn, surprised his audience last Sun
day by the announcement from the
pnlpit that henceforth he would never
use tobacco in any form, nor wine, eX-
cept at communion service, as his oc-
cusional indulgence of cigars and wine
had been made rocks of stumbling by
some of his weak minded parishioners.
Robert Dale Owen says that "the
phenomena of Spiritualism sustain the
general truth of the gospel narratives"
DR.. Collyer. the Chicago divine who
electrified his audience last Sunday by
his eloquent defence of the opera in
general, and Max StrakOsh'S troupe in
particular, is to dedicate the new Opera
House in Davenport, Iowa, by preach
ing sermon ia il. Verify, Chicago is
progressive.
There was large meeting of Meth
odists on Thursday evening, mt the
Bedford Street Church, New York, who
favor lay delegations at Conferences.
Eddy, of Chicago, ana bishops Simpson
and Kingsley, all of whom took grounds
in favor of the movement, but ear
nestly deprecated the introduction OF a
spirit of acrimony into the discussion.
Ii its advocates acted in Il proper and
forbearing manner, success, they pre-
dicted, would ultimately attend the
movement.
An important National Convention
of Presbyterian bodies is in session at
Philadelphia. Delegates are in attend
ance from the Dutch Reformed, Old
and New School Presbyterian, Re-
formed, United and Cumberland Pres
byterian Churches. At the session OF
the convention on Wednesday, Rev. Mr..
Eagleson moved that committee TO
prepare basis of union be appointed.
This called out much debate, during
which DIR. Robert J. Breckenridge took
the floor, and expressed himself bitter
ly against the New School, and espe-
cially the Joint Committee on Reunion,
declaring that not one of the Old School
members of that Committee had any
reputation for theological ability; that
reunion would never take place, and
so on, until the Chairman called him to
order, in which the House acquiesced
heartily.
DR.. Musgrave followed DR.. Breckin-
ridge in a strong Union speech.
The committee was finally ordered.
Its clerical members are Mr.. Eagleson,
of the Old School; President Fisher of
the New School; J. Y. Scanler, of the
United: w. 7. Wylie, of the Reformed;
J. II. Schenck, of the Dutch, and DR..
Miller, of the Cumberland.
\ letter from DR.. Guthrie, of Scot
land, was read and welcomed, favoring
union strongly. .
In the evening, a free discussion con.
corning union, occupied two hours, and
greeting was sent to the Episcopalian
| Convention, now sitting in Philadel-
phia, after which the Convention ad.
journed till o'clock tomorrow.
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TIE ToMBs OF UNION SoLDIERs.-It
will be remembered that Congress, by
an act passed on the I'D of February,
1867, appropriated $3.50. 900 for incIosing
the various national cemeteries with
proper fencing, and for placing over
each:grave II commemorative tablet. A
commission was also designated for
carrying the act into effect, at the head
of which was placed Gen. Grant. The
Washington ImteLLigence1' understands
that this board has bad the matter
under recent consideration, and have
nearly completed the necessary ar
rangements. 1t has been ascertained
that three hundred and thirty thousand
tablets will be required-a fearful &C
count of the destruction of human life
in the late rebellion.
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SATURDAY MORNING. nov. ..
Icrr.bIe Casualty at Pittsburgh.

We have by telegraph this morning.
al account of heart rending eNplo-
sion AT Pittsburgh yesterday, in the
Iron Mills of Reese, Graft Il Dull.
The names OF the killed and injured.
SO far a. ascertained. are furnished the
public. The accident is one of the
most terrible of the kind we have been
called to record for long while. 1t
Was TO have been hoped that the day OF
such wholesale accidents had about
passed away. owing to the appliances
for avoiding them, but THIS instance
shows that carelessness or defective ma
teriaI stir have power to thwart the
precautions of science.
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GiImer County Election.

'Se"atc-A. Foster, Union, 1O4 J. w.
Hale, Dem, l4O.
House Of DeLegdtes-J. Clammer,
Union. lOl; a. Hoffman, Dem, 142.
superintendent Of Public iSchOoLs-J.
w. Miles, Union, 81 r. f. Fleming,
Union, tnot candidate,) 81; E. s.
Bland, Dem. 81.
For some infOrmality in the election
returns of one township, the vote OF
said township was not counted, so tina,
the Democratic majority for Senator
and Delegate is reduced 81 below the
above statement, and Fleming's ma.
jority increased.
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MARRIED.

ARKLE-sMlTH-On Thursday, Nov. 9TH,
1867 by Rev. Lester, Mr.. GEO. ARKLE to Miss
MoLLIE r. SMITH. (aarry), all OF this city.
EeI, = r. Wavman Mr. LANES WAIT. son
or Mr.. Albert Wait, ofCentre Wheeling, and
Miss MARY ]. TURNER, daughter of Rev.
Joseph Turner, OF s1aIshall county, West Va.
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Brewery For Sale.
For Sale at Auction.

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
i the Marble Shop of NJ. ]. ROhan, ON
Market street, north of the 2nd Ward Mar
lSet-house. on SATURDAY MORNING, the 9Th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, large, beautI-
fully finished Italian Marble Monument,
ready for lettering. Terms cash.
u. Il. WICKHAM,
nOY6std AuCtiOneer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-09
FurS.

A VERY LARGE STOCK OF FINE
N Mink, Fitch, and other Furs, Just
opened.
now .,l. Us. RHODES & co.