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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09
DIR. PHINNEY'S @
nAIIlEIhY PILLS.

ENOR removing symptoms OF irritation
n. arising from foul stomach and bow-
els; such as less of appetite, or morbid
cravings for food, sickness or vomiting,
pains Oh an uneasy sensation at the pit of
the stomach, with souraess, and eostive
state of the bowels, fatulence with fitness
OF these parts, and pain or pressure, with
faintness, jaundice, dysentery, pains IN
either side, and piles. Affections of the
head, dizziness, stupor, weakness, depress-
ion of spirits, hysteria, hypoehondria. and
often disturbed sleep, sick,headacAe SO
common with feeble, delicate persons, es-
pecially females, diarrhea, or looseness
of the bowels, and dysestery, diseases of
the skin, and worms so frequent with chill
dren, affections of the chest, such as
coughs. or difficulty OF breathing, occa-
stoned very frequently by a disordered
state of the stomach. Monthly affections
of females, when checked BY general de-
biIily with loss of appetite, attended with
cold feet, &C.. ague and fever, influenza.
rheumatic affections of the joints, scrofula,
tic doIoroux, or painful affections of the
nerves of the face, neck and shoalders.-
have found them useful in. removing
chronic catarrh, if persevered in for some
time, in smaller doses. They are accom-
modated to all ages. Children of a year
old may safely use them and to any eli
mate. and under all circumstances. They
contain no mercury nor other mineral
They are purely vegetable.
noeoa Ty,o n fonr NAV he IN zen at a
time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

c;,es o; The bill, and illustrated it By reference.
beneficial operation of the old system. He cwel,
anne force on the indecency of the party just D..
on, Of power, minority of the nation pressing II
tho country new and untred system, By means q
accidental majority in Congress, and advered q
course of the Administration, IN iing offices .th 4.
own pas,isans, that haze four years to run. II: .
bs .,[e psrly in power hope to abridge Gen. Ha,.,
Of any OF his Jus, rights by their policy, either ,heg
have much mistaken his character. On takiog hs y
my, March, he will, presume, look abou, h.ia
examine the character and conduct Of those wh
IN Offices. and If he can find one nho IS honest, d1l
DaLie and fait6tui-wbo has not brought the patron,
or influence of his station into conflict VIA the fee
and purity of elections, he will let hini remain NJ
ment Of the justice of the Administration. Gea..
Harrison vii! be the President, and exercise a. 1.
prerogatres that appertain to his office.
There was general laugh in the Senate and q.
~ at this remark /, was supposed TO be the ars..
cation of the policy of the new Administrator J.
gard to apporntme nts, and to amount 10 ceclasi
that every busy politician in office is to receive
walking papers On this point, the wishes OF MF Cir
it is understood, will be potential with Gen. HAIR:
He urged similar course upon MIR. Adams, VIE, !.
was Secretary of Stale, bu, Mr.. Adams rejected 10
vice, and relying upon the magnanim'iy OF - ~.
nents, retained in Office men who were wieidn:
whole power impaired By their position 10 promo:-
success Of his rival The consequence o..
whelminc, nay, an ignominious defeat"
The old Genera! then may begin his Admini>;:..
with some degree oflberalty; but the NEEDY and gt
par,zans'' Will swarm around him, and unless ne i.
er,s more moral courage than We think ne possess.
will be compelled yield TO their opportunities w.
a pre,ext be wanting: Why. MIR. Clay has a!.t,.f
furnished one. Sterne SAYS, when man IL 10 b. .g
ed down. YOU can find fuel enough in every Voc !.
burn him ~. What greedy e1pectant will m. h.
some pre,ex, for satisfying the President, tina, {, !.
fee holder whose place he desires, is no, honss.
pabe, or faithful, or that he has brought the ..,
age of his Office into conflict with the purity q a
tons: The sentiment uttered by Mr.. Clay, an.
very spirit in which it is conceived, onineus !. "
fee holders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

! The submission Of siehemet Ali ~ss published on
the 7lh in Paris form OF teegraPnic desPatch
from Marseilies and public securities were aoFahchg'
owing 10 the conclusive character Of the
The address of the Chamber Of Deputies 10 Inc Mn
in answer to Royal Speech was carried up oy oe
puta,ion Oh the 9TH. An amendment pledgins rance
10 go beyond the policy hitherto observed as 10 SPAN
which policy has been limited the offer of counsels OF
mediation, had been carried by small majority
| The Belle Poule frigate, with the remains OF Napo-
eon left the roadstead Cherbourg on the 9th uit, 10
Join the steamer Nornande, accompanied BY the other
steamers Eeloose and Courier. On the lUth, Inc cor
tege will the Seine, TO proceed 10 Couroeyorie
The Ministerial journal TINT the ceremony
of the translation Of the remains OF Napoleon VIII po-
sitiyely take place on Tuesday the 18th instant.
We COPY the following from the National:-''We are
positively assured that neither of the Ambassadors OF
ENGLAND Russia Prussia Austria Will be present a.
the ceremony If the funeral OF Napoleon 1t is also
s1id that the English residents in fars have received
from their Ambassadors Recommendation mol 70 60
out Of their houses that day
The Mssaoer cont.adicts the rumor that frince Ma
poeon will be liberated after the ceremony, and atrms
that the has neither been determined on, nor
even considered.
Srny.-On the 9TH, BIZ telegraph from Bayonne,
decree of the Spanish Regency was announced,
pran,no an amnesty for all political offences committed
since the 10Th of July, 1887, and authorizing all Car
list refugees except for the present, civil ana military
Chiefs officers and ecclesiastcs TO re-ener SPAN, on
condition of taking the oath Of allegiance
Captain Richardson, of the Suy, at \. York, states
that on the morning he sailed the remains OF Napoleon
passed Havre in a steamboat. The steamer with the
remains wa. painted black, with torches burning on the
bow and stern and around the tomb. A long retnue
Of steamers followed. The shore lined for mile
with National Guards In Paris hundred thousand
men were under The excitement was very great
among Inc people but the strong military arrangements
left no apprclensions of disorder. According TO Ga
gnan The funera! ceremonies to take place the
18th of December, when the whole of the National
Guard were to be under arms. The ceremony was 10
Be conducted with great pomp. The requiem OF Mo-
Fart was 10 be sung the Church des lnvalIdes, with
one hundred and fifty instrumental, and one hundred
and fifty chorus singers-Grisi, Damoreau, Persian,
Garcia Rubni Labache, Tamburini, and all the great
singers in Paris, to take part.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14
COMMUNICATED

rRG~.-At Court Of Monthly Session, held for Richmond
county, nj the House, Monday the 18th day OF January,
lsl ordered motion OF Augustine Neae EA, one Of
following Preamble and Resolutions be entered
the records The Court and that thereof be for
waded Wing and Enquirer OF Richmond, with request
that the be published:
Whereas the heard with deep Of the demise
of The Hon Joseph w Chnn member Of the BAR Of the said
Court since their session. and do testify in this solemn
worth. He united clear and brilliant mind 10
pure hear-served with distinction in the State and Federal
Councils Of The nnon-was admired by the public and sincerely
loved his friends 4 moral light Is cItinrnhed among
long will the influence Of his example be felt
Ror1d ,r,fre That the Court of Richmond County deeply
of Providence. in the death of the Hon.
Joseph W. Chnn
Rore also at the request of the Bar and Officers OF
Court That they in the sentiments and demonstrations Of
erenbefore the of the said Hon.
Joseph w cordially in the tender of sympathy
10 his widow and children.
Reored That The Court, Bar and Officers aforesaid
badge mourning token of respect the
Of the deceased, for the space of thirty days
That Clerk of this Court do transmit 10 the widow
OF the decedent a copy Of these proceedings
4 CnnY-Tesfe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14
FOREIGN.
From The ~. y. E1press.l
TWO DAYS LATER ERlM FRANCE


The packet ship Duchess D'Oreans, Capt Richard
son, arrived yesterday from Havre, the 9th ut bring
ing dates two days later. The packet ship Vile de
Lyon, arrived at Havre the 9Th.
In the Chamber of Deputies, on the 9th of Deem
Der, proet from the Government was read, demand
ing supplementary credits to the amount of 90 l2s 54
francs extraordinary credits to the amount of l6I 49,,
923 and specially extraordinary credits to the amount
Of 5o055 francs.
Also augmentations the credits Of 1910 TO the
amount of IL 202 remaining unexpended of appro-
priatons for 1888 and 1889.
Royal Ordinances just issued, granted the follow
ing credits to the Minister of Public Works. 41 ,549f
for various public monuments, further grant of 1903,
ooof for similar purposes and 200 oOof for roads and
canals.
NJ. Menand, formerly Procureur du Roi at Chalons,
who sentenced 10 transportation by the Court of
Peers, accomplce in the instruction of April,
1884, had just been elected Commandant of the nation
al guard of Chalons By great majority.
NJ Guizot has been reelected deputy by the College
of Lsieux Cavados) having obtained 427 out Of 459
votes.
The Presse reports that General Bertrand has been
made Peer Of France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

TEACHER WANTED IN A FEMALE ACADEMY-The
Rev. Jacob D. Mitchell having resigned the rcctorshp
ford Female Academy the Trustees thereof DESTROYS
competent The institution will be
d.,d f 81 ino [ ~ In",,od :, h WSd a III
miles from the Blue Ridge, healthy situation any
Virginia. and pcpuos vicinity Those DESTROYS Of the
tuao themselves Letters on the
subject the Trustees post paid will prompt attention
by the TRUSTEES.
Early application is desired.
Liberty, 18th January, 1871. Tim
D- The Wing is requested 10 copy.
NINETEEN PIANOS By E. P. Nash Petersburg Vir-
Y ginia. upon the airest possible.
Take the instruments and them if good, keep Them
return them without paying for them.
As Pianos far superior others purchasers
morally but little acquainted with the difference them lin
sde it that in getting costly article much
caution cannot be observed.
Many persons perfectly satisfied with they
have purchased until friend neghbor which
sdeed SUPERIOR and then they wish they had been pacu
lar.
There necessity for thing farther than limit in price
in any order which may be sent E. P. NASH
Dec IS 62-2aw3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14
|. S. JEFFRIEs, D. c. r. c.

CO-PARTNERSHfP-A Duva having this day John
- Purcell CoParnershp the Apothecary and Drug bust
future conducted by the subscribers, under the
Arm Of Alexander Duval * Co. ALES. DUNAL,
Richmond. Ian. ISL. JOHN PURCELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

EXECUToRs' SALE OF THIRTY-oNE NEGROES AT
Il AUCTION, FRIDAY, the 18th Jan ls4l.-Wll be sold,
Public Auction Of Bell Tavern City Rich
mond Friday the 18th f,be present month II o'clock, A.
H. thyone Serroesmen, women, boys and eils-heoneng
three twistes blacksmith cooks
and ironer and &C. Trns-Cash
2 l.. BfiRF0OT, Executor.
Sale conducted by r. r. DICKINSON, .7aet.,
Q doors belon tie Bel 7areru.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

ahmed the consideration Of the bill for the relief Of
Nathaniel Goddard and others, owners of the ship
Ariadnc and her cargo.
After some debate thereon, the committee rose, re-
ported propress, and asked leave to SIT again
And then the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14
ane.dntr of hfr Clan.

The Washington Correspondent of the New York
Herald sketches the following scene which was exhl-
bted in the Senate of the u s. on the 9th inst:
"Mr Clay continued the debate on the Presumption
bill He made an elaborate argument against the prin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

Major Faunlleroy, of this place, while on scout, in
Florida the Goth ult, captured seven Indians abou!
seven miles from Tampa.-.7ierandria Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

LEXANDER DUvAL * CO, Wholesale and Retail Drur gists
n keep constantly hand supply of English, French and
esh and American White Lead dry and OIL Painters Coos
brushes, Lnseed and Lamp Oils Window Glass, &c, &c. nd
CO. Nader Copperas and Dye Stu generally Perfume Fan
cy Articles embracing and well
tccs their line, which they offer reasonable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Mr. LINCOLN on leave, introduced the following
resolution, which agreed to-
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be
directed 10 furnish to this House statement Of the
quantity of the public lands claimed to be purchased
by redemption, under the several acts Of Congress
prantne preempton to settlers the public lands,
those under the act Of Congress passed
the twenty day Of june 1888 entitled an ",e.
lands. and also under the "act supplemental TO the
act aforesaid, passed on the ls day of June, ls4o
And of The amount of money received into the Treasu
~ from the respective land Offices in the several land
districts in which the public lands are situated And
that he also inform the House what number of patents
to purchasers Of the public lands, who have duly
and legally made entries of the same, and paid
the purchase money therefor, are suspended BY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14

liarns, Joseph l.. Williams, Christopher H. Williams,
Winthrop, and Wse-92.
So the House refused to lay the whole subject on the
table.
The question being on the amendment Of Mr. Hop
kins, the latter said he would have objection TO vote
for the resolution, providing the gentleman from Mas
sachusetts would incorporate the amendment.
Mr.. ADAMS declined, on the ground Of the amend
ment being of entirely different nature to the
luton; the latter complaining Of abuses, but
y calling for facts, while the former involved set of
principles in relation to the exercise of Executive pow
er, &c.
The morning hour having now expired, the amend
ment ordered TO be printed, when the House pro-
eeeded to the orders of the day. being the consideration
Of private bills.
Rcsoired, That the Secretary Of the Treasury of the
United States inform this House what six land dis
trcts have been discontinued under the act Of June r.
1910, and when they were respectively discontinued
also, what salaries other emoluments paid the
officers of such districts between the 18th of June
aforesaid, and the dscontinuance of such Districts
specifying the paid to each individual And that
the Secretary also report the amount of that
was paid to each receiver OF such districts between the
time of their discontnuance and the said 18th day of
June, 1910.
The bill for the relefo of Benjamin Adams and Com
pany and Others reported yesterday by the Committee
of the Whole, was next taken up; and after some de-
bate, in which Messrs. SALTONSTALL, DAW-
SON, WINTHROP, HOLMES, c. JOHNSON, w.
THOMPSON, HABERSHAM, and EVANS, parti-
cipated
Mr.. C. JOHNSON moved to lay the bill upon the
table
The question was taken by yeas and nays, and de-
cided in the affirmative
So the bill was laid upon the table.
On motion of Mr. G. JOHNSON, che House re-
solved itself into a Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union, (Mr Briggs in the char,) and
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
- 4 pnaH aLIa,.

noCrOR CARPENTER ceAina- usual TO devote his sr,re
- Tr.onal duties Of h profession
Tna>e unfortunate become the victims Of
unqualified ctatan with which tins aboGnd
regu5tne the medical pro-
respectfully call his old established Dpen-
ry No Peek @ where many thousands have been made
;oice i happy their manifold dlsez--s.
To sranger. carpea beg Leave odd that he
born - graduate Of Union College
diploma city Claims royal hons.s
New York State Medical Society and has had thirty
practice and this city and what important
he speedily and tlay patients.
= Separate Offices and Charges Reasonable s6-ly
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

"ill bake boil AMI Try MI ~ 'A
same time compact but little and may
BE- handled with being very light
The Observed of fuel that "l 10
necessary days consumption would exceed few cents per
day
This simple that er-
dy understand operation and 1t need only 20 80
O be approved of by every Iiousckeeeer.
wish to be- uiocae hot fire the months
July August viii nd desirable article for cooking
Inveuted
The Public sespe invited to call ad examine for themselves
nuEbcr, io2 between Attorney
CLINTON he had assortment of Tin aud Shea
Ware all descriptions the shortest and the most
tended
b Old Ovens repaired the shortest by the subscriber
n23-2s' JOHN y MADISON.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
-saMHKy .vINE HEE


IL TEKS-Tte fnrwing Few Of the Editorial Notices
From IN. Morning Post.
Sherry Nmn iters excellent medicine
bottle OF hs, s about ten years younger
Gn orr feeias. than .e IA month 80.
From he Bunker ii!lI Aursr.- Cidrles;owA.
Dr. Rchardsons ttcrsTe Editor 81 Post has been made 20
cu younger y bottle OF d. Richardson's
These fte quie populf aud hsny beneficial
The Post erial God authority such aud
personal experee should far ards establishing the Doctors
Compound
From ths Essex Banner iHd fIayerhil Advertiser.
h, s the aIs ya!As!e medicine II T. iAe
family medicine for die which protesses
that has discovered It's composed OF direreR
and plants We ike the Bitter hecdse thcy 40 qaack bur
prepared by practical pycah "ko but le
himself leaves for those o theH 10 make Their
beneficial effects apos the We hay.
used last of bottle whch purchased Of one OF ms
asent, will be the olde Of paper
could tight ng hoioa dance, or 20 10
work. ns - be numbered among
those that are Brs cured an. frc'
he'd born l.an aaI On peculiar style
dull orc aad these who wish TO ieei
uIns It aere help for them
t,p,- ''> LoreH Pcr0t
70 eaeerrs testimony Vi the ei-ccy
OF Richardson ers ny eHceen; Tor ali the purposes ror
hica recommended.
sale, wholesale and etaii b. A. B. & D. SANDS tieaera
Agent - lai 100 Fuon-stree - Eas Roadway Mnor, 5
Broa!~ay Gas-ner Youae ~ Chaihanat Gig, 81 Bowery
arran ish-, J. CoIding sun ID Candst l. &
Codtil.tcn >ln. Eiesoa- Schehsin, ilf chaaL
Lindsey, >iSb Aea2e; Ring GIT Broadway; Johs
syn 1-j ,oAcy 5G5 4orsry, Z. {. < T. T. H, 1s
1913 f.a.t Broawa fiuon, ~ Bowery Sia
pie, Ford lie BnW Kouol, III Broadway. NIL La
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
.,issabs.ssEg.s..A.

il Known ,c most actvs pNr'Fs oI
- "a. blood Of ans the Saenl Neca and win hs We
compo,d number :nsdcac selected ircn tae
kron the whIcs concentrated INTO hud eN
tr OF great pusr extract the syrup pep-reu one
bo. OF which warranted than ire- tas te
trenr. and n r ,ha Of sther KIND FOR purify
@ Sonl, m Kings EYr Incpeut Gamers, Ulcers, hcrcura
Diseases. Rheumatism Diseases OF the ok &C. m
syrup IS particularly Being MILL yet chc'en aterae
once gradually but permanently the constitution II Is an c
cecn prisg partner an IN forc doses operates as
nobe ,u LAXATIVE It oxerts peculiar influence over the CLAN
duar increasing all the ecetons and eNercon ana ceo
oycr,huwng OF disease and restoring tue patent 10
o, and healthy state Thi, medicine highly benchcia
IN MANY and various coifan ~ wich W
constitution cueeb aud 10 he n'icorated rams III the
bo,e and eS m al arising from improper use OF rer
cary are e,ctuay Persons making sea voyages
viii valuable article 10 use as ccanes The o'ood o
sy.,et ecacraiy. and prevents every inlet to disease
DRscrIoNsrhc dose for atu' Is halt w'"e glass oil ae ~
p 10 be taken on an empty ionllc morning. ahd aght
either clcrc or mixed with preferred
The os for child ye:rs old spconI and
50 ON IN sropartioa Prepared wholesale and retail, and
for e,;ortation nv A. T. D. StNDS, Druggists,
rrU Nos. and 100 Fulton street. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
NHRfS gNOTsE-vAs,.-The o.. Tooh Wa.h

HERf% aHoT5s 5s-W esis.-The Orris Tooth Wash is
- p-ry vegetable pre- llton possessing me properue OF
use ar TEEN and n0h restoring the gums 10 healthy state
and aui C:or ~ the mouth ~",her
from - a dsral..d Of the stofa oh
Te e-tiuoHy f eminent Dca-ts and p tseaRs
al part OF fiyor conciu-iyey sHo~n by ts aG-
cerIfcii : TIA. a ppauy each bottle
10 per For by different Druggist the
Z hv Prl Z II No Gold l9J-lta
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

rEIIS m Ng lee designated ps ntrG OF arNces II 30
nc We; the public aud As such us qualities cannot
-ssn aodn- rich aud seaoi athe hits
feeoa, m any teleterlous renders tac oScraca
Shaving perfectly eay usua smruug rrshiy
attending OF cthar COZ pounds
G.nl.ne- ;ouhcd With cutaHconS enpiorS 'gd 70
whom the operation shaving trial viii td great es and
satisfaction m s rsc. For sa,r wholesale snd retail by
JENNINGS X BENNETT, Druggists, los Greenwcn-st
rcar ~ TIE citF nS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

MINES, foisTKis, AsE AND CsDz:fs fs.-3. AIT
W AIMS, No ii2 tuitonee; beng dcslrou close on; M
Wiuc Porter Ale and Cider most choice
assortment, VIII sell reduced prices who may wish
supply their Families should capitalist
stock aud bsness
do avail himself OF tbs opportunity.
gross pint Wine Bottles and do; 40
rross Csrks; Cider N barrels at 81 81. ms6-lm-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
:, ,a5.yKaN1EDC a CURE FOK CONsuMPEiON

profs--o
RIi-This medicine Pe-ea:ed 70 he 80
vented Slchho Germany, who x no" ro'o VI NJ. %
cine and Chen- University OF Esrth N Fru "Iu
Of ao>t the Continent o'
used prigltr r-acuce s1t country Win
AsowE Prussia s e-' ~. ~
~ disease INC sr tss an expression Of his confluence IN Us ne
uye III to prepare h kingdom IRe paolc '
have tie fullest confidence tbs beng He eeauiic nedicne - o
OF tho propfie,o city ueFhss OF ;he in''o "a ielt
p.v.aa the O the receipt a'd oe @
of pre,arIu. n -c from hun Ihi> 'aiNe
& iv anon tc >y.1 anal takes sometimes piu e
cAr aGd inea-s the disposition 20 cough oi
m i, attended pam trd =ly sNP-cioraea II removes
e liberated and parts The lungs entirely eralcaes me
disease and hoe system perfect AeR me mel
admitted may i'c III 'Ae
Of o health, wiz; portion the lungs REMAINING inca proves
sosusely that uag be cured Il i iae design o e
remedy 10 prodaoe ;akea according to ae
and sufficient ie be allowed operation uch w be ms effect
inc di,ea requires tree roaih !enov' Sc DIS
ea,c an! restore the Q health
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF PERSONS n TINS country Tho
are tau from they tair:i consumption and ha:
an edy grave st Inevitably We eir portion Now 20 ucn we
oLI ,y with die confidence o. the truth, that with the Use OF
m they t, restored the enjoyment OF perfect health
Thu cinc is entitled confidence oil the Intelligent portion OF
rho omr,,ity from the favorable oOuce ed successful
operation IN Europe the high standiGg OF the inventor We are
aln. 10 il Il; has already been e>@ N
this cv and BE- referred 10 bs nqaas at the
. m the popri.to We prefer this mole OF satisfying those %Ao
win to kuo il effects publish certificates We peg
- nu no, 10 enn tn, The EeGcG, iHrJaS OF the
dav Until a trial of r. merits has hc:n made
As an confidence IN the article we HG'''' " 10
c.-s or the purchase iorey " II be refun!ed
For sale oay Ly L. DBBIE Co., No -9o Broadway ie"
doors N>ouc Hall. ".-ul.,