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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

Every one who reads the NJ wSrauers will
observe some ollusious In ,he rn,,,l,lics ni
South Amcfica: but these are ratherrenub.
lies in lame. than in the reality. Dur;nc
the pas, few wears. orr coun,rv have hoard
A Great deal 81 the Arcentre Conrndcration
The LONG blockade Of B,ruos Avres lis
chief ci,y and capitaN by ,he French and
English fleets, has riycu the name of bpr
watlikc President. Rrsps. n no,crio,y far
beyoud that Of any o,bcr President in Sou,h
America. He has hcen ala ,Ii.t;ru,;>Icd
for ms SAVAGE barbarity. and the arbitrary
nature of his edicts beiun both iuror iuige
and eyrcutioucr. Vet he i tho pr.Sidrn,
pI misrallrd rcnubl,ci His ,erur. i M.
minally but five wears. vet. hv fine cnn,titu.
ton of the Argentine Confederation. as ,he
President is chosen by council Of onnnir,.
mcuf. the President elect can MANAGE tn rll
the council with his tools. and thus n .iurle
elcc,i,n. AZ in Ro>,s, case. becomes n life
estate.
But stern and cruel rs the father NAV he.
hi, dauohtcr. Nanueli,a Eo>aS. seems In he
aliogc,hera different being. Her mind her
grace. and her beau;y have civeu her =,
name almost Co.extensiyc with that Of her
father.
An American, recently AZ RuCuGS AyrCS.
writes TO the Baltimore sun n very interest.
ing letter ON the present posi,ion of the Ar.
pcn,iuc RemLlic: and in this he alludrs q,
some length to his visit Ia fine estate If
President Ro>as, and his interview with his
daughter. who acts aS hi, urime minister.
twill be marked that, in con>on.ncc with
his character, RoSa< ilccp< n ,uo,h!css tiger.
as one of his most treasured nets:
"Somc few weeks ago. upon the invita-.
ton Of some of his officers, I made n visit
to the gilntd, as his residence is called. II
is situate about two or three miles from the
city, ON the haaks. or rather fine low ground
of the La Plata. The house, or il NAV he
called a >erie, of hou>es..i is one story hirh,
built after the Spanish s,vlr. of recent con.
s,ruttion, aud not vet Gnishcd. The rrccp.
ton room was furnished with ncatness and
propriety, with no indication of show or
prrtenSiOn. We were received with no
more form than is requisite in private gen.
tlrman'S residence. by hi, daughter. the far.
famed Manurlta RoSaS: tie General being
ont in his grounds ov cr<eeing thririrnprovc
mrn,, NJ which he spends most of his time.
Manuclita i, the right hand of RosaS-she
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OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 90 1915.

fore they are suffered TO go into market.
am willing to allow the goods TO go at once
into the market, aud TO wait three and six
mouths for the duties, although am order
ed to collect the IN in cash, provided the gold
dust is taken at low rate enough 10 make
II certain that the merchant will redeem il
at the stipulated time, and if he does not,
that there will be no doubt that the duties
can be realized at once by putting il up a,
auction, if the money be Immediately re-
CURED. You will readily perceive the sit
uation III which ! am placed. A large
amount Of duties will be received at San
francisco. Should seine ten or twenty
thousand dollars of this gold dist received
at the custom housc-reckoning at the rate
per ounce at which it will be reccived-fail
to be redeemed al the stipulated time, and |
should be forced by the want Of funds to
throw suddenly this large amount into mar
ket, to be sold for cash, and it should not
bring that sum, at once become and am
held personally and Individually responsible
and accountable to The Departmental Wash
iIgton for the loss sustained in consequence
oil the departure from my orders and instruc-
tons.
lam very sure that none Of the merchants
Of your town would desire to see me assume
risk OF becoming pecuniarily involved by
departing from my Instructions for their ac-
commodation; and therefore feel, by de-
parting from my orders in this instance, in
permitting goods, wares, and merchandise
TO 60 al once into the market, and waiting
three and six months before the duties can
be realized, that the precautions | take to
guard both the public and myself from any
loss are not unreasonable or greater than the
occasion calls for.
shall strongly recommend, in my first
communication TO the Department, the i'm
mediate establishment Of mint in Upper
California.
lam, respectfully, your obed't serv't,
II. B. MASON,
Col. LIST DrdgoOnS, Cor. Of California.
To W. ID. NJ. Howard, c. V. GILLEspIy,
JAMES c. WARD, San Francisco, Cab
tOrnia.
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PROCLAMATION.

HEADQUARTERS l0TH MILITARY DEPARTMENT,
UOHfcIeH Californian, Juig2j, 1878.
Whereas many citizens have gone to the
gold mines of the Sacramento without max
ing proper provision for the families they
have left behind them; and whereas many
soldiers, tempted by the catering prospect
of sudden wealth, have deserted their colors
to go 10 the same region, regardless Of their
oaths and obligations to the Government,
endangering the safety Of the garrsons, and
thereby the tranquility Of the country; it is
made known, that unless families are guar.
ded ami provided for by their natural pro.
tcctorS, and unless citizens lend their aid to
prevent dcsertionS from the CarriSons Of the
county, the military force now in CalIior.
MIA will be concentrated in TIE gold region,
to the exclusion Of all unlicensed persons.
Persons employed at the mines are re
minded thatup othis time they have enjoy
ed the high privilege Of digging gold on Gov.
eminent land without charge and without
hndrance. In return for this privilege,
they are boundt to assist in experimenting de.
serters, and in giving notice TO the nearest
military officer where any are concealed.
\ Dragon force will soon be at the mining
district, aud will traverse it in every direc-
ton, TO arrest tcSerters from the army and
navy, and TO apprehend such citizens as har-
Dor or employ thcm for these citizens are
as culpahle as the deScituIs themselves, and.
il arrested. will be tried by military com-
mission, and punished according the laws
OF war. Should the officer in command Of
this iOrce receive the cordial aid and support
of the citizens, he will BE- enabled 10 checl,
the serious evil which now threatens tho
safety OF the country. But if citizens are
not willing to lend their aid aud assistance
but one alternative remains, namely, that OF
taking military possession OF the mining dis.
trct. II i, hoped that there are enough re-
ilecting men at the mines TO see how much
the prosperity OF California will be retarded
unless they pursue the course tina, is point.
cd ont TO them.
1t is desirable to develop the riches and
wealth Of California, but the military safety
OF the country must he secured at all ha2.
ards X. Il. MASON,
Col. Isl Dragons, Cor. Of California;.
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Scientific Prolhecy.- About nineteen
years ago Mr.. Hale of Wilton, Conn,
then remarkably good student in his crl.
lrgia,e course, was suddenly deprived Of
his reason and memory. In those circnm.
stances, his father, Rev, MI. Hale, sent him
to Hartford; but finding no relief, he sent
him TO DR.. Chaplin, Of Cambridge, Mass.
The Doctor said there was no relief for him
at that time, but at the age If thirty ak or
seven, there would be u change; that the
brain was too much expanded for the cram
ium, and there would at that age be q con.
traction, which would enable il TO act health.
fully. ft
His anxious father aud family saw their
hopes peremptorily deferred for nineteen
years. That time has recently expired,
and to their great joy the prophecy is FIJI.
filled. The man began 10 inquire for his
books, as il be had jus, laid them down. And
resumed his mathematical studies where he
left them.
There was no trace in his mind Of this
long blank in his life or OF anything which
has occurred in 1t. and he did not know that
he was almost forty years of age.
The circumstance is Of greatest interest,
that whereas he went into this state of de-
cement in deep religious anxiety he came
on, Of 1t with n bright christian hope " hich
he had obtained without the know edge "f
his friends short tine bvsorc.-(M Y. Jour.
of Com.
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Trom IIe oCnIllomnn. Of An.n.l Il.

The Com MINE.-A few months ago we
were in the habit Of speaking OF the agr-
cultural resources aud the commercial quail.
tiles OF California as being the source Of her
greatest wealth, and although they are no,
inferior To any portions Of the world, the
soil constitutes but small part Of her
wealth, all interests having been absorbed
in the working Of the mines.
The present number of the Californian is
intended for circulation abroad as well as at
home. aud will, by giving minute aud gem
cral view of the all. absorbing topic 1.-The gold
mine. be found useful TO persons to scud IN
their distant friends. The information which
we shall give has been gathered from actu.
al observation, and from persons who have
been engaged at the mines, aud from the
most authentic sources, as il is desirable tha,
the facts be correct known through other
countries, and especially through the Uni
ted States.
Some time since, III the spring, NIcsSrs
Marshall and Bennett, in opening a ditch lor
n tall.race for saw-mill which had been
built onthc American fork of the SaCramcn.
TO, found some gold which the currrn, had
collected in the bottom Of the race. which
hlA'i u''uE NNtllllUNNls was llNIlU w Ut very
pure. 1t soon began To attract attention
and some persons discovered the gold in the
river below, and for some distance above
in large quan'i,ics--so much so, that per.
sons who only gave credit TO onc.third OF
what was said nboutit left their homes and
went 10 work in the mines, /, was the
work at bnt few weeks TO bring almost the
entire population Of the Territory together
IN pick up the precious metal. The resul,
has been, that in less than four mQnthS to
tai revelation has been effected in the pros.
poets aud the fate of Alta California. Then
the capital was in the hands of few indi
vidnals engaged IN trade and speculation
now labor has got the upper hand uf capital
aud the lahoring men hold the great mass
Of the wealth of the country--the gold.
There are now abon, four thousand white
persons, besides number of Indians, en-
gagged at the mines, aud. from the fact that
no capital is required, they are working in
companies of equal shares, or alone with
their basket. In ono pant of the mine, call.
cd the "dry diggingS,' no other implement
is necessary than an ordinary Sheaih-kniir.
to pick the gold from tho rocks. In other
parts, where thcgold is wa she'd out, the ma.
chiurry is very simple, being an ordinary
trough, made OF plank, round on the bottom,
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HEArQrARrFRs l0rH MILITARY DErArrvrNr,(
lLnutnrcn EnLL Lnrnln- LLLLL IL lslA

llfArQuhprfRs l0rH MurTtRy DErArrvrNT,}
Monterrey California, JulU 81 1917.
Gentlemen: Your communication ut the
22a, together with its enclosure, has been
duly received.
will instruct the collector et San Fran
cisco 10 receive gold dust in payment Of du q.
ties at the custom house, with the privilege
reserved TO the payer Of redeeming one-half
by payment TO the collector in gold or sill.
yer coin, any time within ninety days, and
the other half by like payment any time
within one hundred and eighty days. This,
however, is to be n mere temporary arrange
ment, owing to the present scarcity Of coin
in the country.
II would give me pleasure 10 comply fully
with the wishes expressed by7the public
meeting held at San Francisco on the nigh,
Of the 2l|t instant, by making the whole re.
deemahlc in one hundred aud eighty days.
but II would have the effect Of entirely cut.
ting off the receipt of any available funds in
the cuStom.honse for six months To- come.
That is n longer time than II will he prudent
Ia dry mp the ou'y source Of revenue that
the country affords, and would be too wide
a departure from my instructions, which are
very positive, to- collect the duties "excu.
sively in gold and silver COIN" before the
goods. ware, or merchandise leave the Gus.
tody Of the collector, or, in other words, be.
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Fashionable Tailoring,
GEORGE SMITH

ID ESPECTFUhLY return lhanks to the Cit
I 0zens Of Ottawa and vicinity Tor the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
TO merits continuance Of the same. HIS TaiiDr-
ing establishment IL on the sonth side OF the
public square, over Ryan and Sanger's store
He is prepared to do work on the mos, reasons.
bile terms, aud wartents all garments made Nv
hIm to fit. Cutting u III ,e done on shor, notice
and waUen'ed to III # properly made mp The
FdH and Winter Fashions.
From New York city, have jus, been received,
hus enabling him to furnish garments in the ia
test and mos, approqcd style.
n. B.-Lumbor, and mosis kinds of country
prodtce wW be iakeo IN paymtne fur rori.
Ottawa. Sent % lSIS
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TER y:

Two DOLLARS per dRnun, y Pdld m al
rnnce; Two DOLLARS Asp FIFTY CENTS il
paid within sic months; and THREE Dol
LARS i deiaycd until the end ofh'e year.
Advertisements inserted AZ 81 per square
for he first insertion, and - cents for edci,
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
ioredt 10 those cho advertise by The gear.
Tj-No paper discontinued until all ar
reardges are paid, unless at the option Of Inc
publishers.
IL Communications, 10 insure attention,
must ai,cays be free ofpostdgc, and accom-
panied rith the authors name.
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Marble and stone Yard.

~ LYONS would inform the inhabuapts of
D.Ottawa and surrounding country that he
has established himself IN the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus ST, directly opposite Geo
Vests livery stable, where he Will he able to fur.
nlsh to order tomb stones. monuments, tables or
any other article in his lin. of business.
DIlhlNa SrII IL lAiL
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STEAM SASH FACTORY
Planning Establishment,

Till subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
1 ilens OF Ottawa and the surrounding country, that
they have on hand aud are constantly manufacturing,
Nlsh Do0rs md BiiHds, Of superior quality. They
have also constantly on hand tine as-ormcn, Of
dressed Fioorng all Of which they ar sctingat Chi
cage prces-addug tran,I CITATION ON lumber.
~ Particular attention w,ll bee pad to bin, Of large
SaSh, DO0rS and BAHds which viii be- made To order
on short notice KING, BROTHER, s. co.
Dunwa kny Il l-iS ~
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TO MlLLEIsS,

DRICES of boiling clothes reduced, No. Q
i to 50 per yard, (lO inches wide, hest
hrands,) a gradual reduction on lower numbers
to 81 10 for No. I. It can he sent by mail at
same rate Of postage as letters, via 10 centspr.
ounce Tor 800 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
tor oil distances beyond, (wei hing about ~.
per y'm.) A large supply Of Burr Mill
stones, Screen and Fam Mill Wlrc. Por,a.
hls Mills, Plaster, etc, etc, On hand. No. 2l7
Norm Nam street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, ST. Louis. talIl q 81 C.TnDD.
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ROWLAND 4 GUlLBERT,

Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE the same as formerly occupied by DIR,
" Howlanl where one or the other ct the firm will
always be found, save when ahScr, on professional
business. Ottawa, Nov u, ISIS.
DE- PRArr will rcmnin in The nllicc as hrretoIorc
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DR.. =. kIRWAN

ID ESPECrFUlhf informs the citizens Of
IL OuaSa and vicinity that he has perm a.
henuy located in Ottawa, where he may be
consulted by persons wishing his services IN
the line of his profession.
Office on the north side Of the public square,
directly opposite the CITY Hotel, where he will
constantly keep on hand a well selected assort-
meui Of drugs and medicines etc, ofsuperor
quality. Ottawa, April 81, ISIS.
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New York Meet Mhrket.
Land Warrants Land AGENCY,

TIME undersigned will act as agent, nj Dixon, Ill.,
for persons who wish to purchase Government
Lands by sending their money, post paid, with one
per cent fec; will locate Land Warrants fr those
who may send their warrants accompanied by power
of attorney, affidavit, and 81; prosecute claims for
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip; enter lands for per-
SONS paying part of the money down, and wait from
keep ARRAYS on hand LAND WARRANTS for sale at
lowest rates. Persons wishing 10 buy warrants will
find it 10 their interest in Dixon as they will not be
required to pny for warrant unless 1t answers their
purpose II is often the case that persons bringing
their warrants from distance find their lands enter
I'd ar their warrants cannot I've used on account of
informally in the assignment ofthc warrant. These
difficulties arc avoided by purchasing OF the under.
signed persons are not required to pay for war
rant unless it will pass inspection
Communications, post paid, will slways meet with
prompt attention OHIO CHART LES DEMENT,
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GRADES, ST.
SETH G.. EARL.

HEy Carriage, House & Sign Pain
6sgI ter, Pdperer and Ga >ier,
~ OTTAWA, Ill.
shop on Columbus street, near Dr. Schemer-
horns office.
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NEW TAlLOIs SHOP.
4 II SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
m the north side cf the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend Ia all calls IN his line of bu.
,iness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop swarran,ej. Cutting done
10 order NAV 2S. lsl7-.i6-,f
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"IlOME. SWEET HOME"

nNlIE undersigned offers, very low for cash a
desirable Farm situated in Livingston coun.
= ty, ILL.,, about 20 miles from Ottawa, contain.
inc SOncrcs, one hnlfoi which is timber with good
hcwedlog house, stable, cribs etc, ON il. Also. Mt
the dnornn excellent well Of wntcr-3i n.rcs nrcun-
der fence mud cultivation there Is also young ar.
chart and fine lot OF shn'hcry on the prrmrc4
For particulars enquire of A. VI EuERsol, South
Ottawa, or d, BUCHANAN, north SIDE of the puc
square, Ottawa u. $. EBERSnL
pS.--lf application is made soon bargain may
be had Aug. % A. NJ h.
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DR.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician Il Surgeon OHdwa, III.
Offers his professional services to the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity Office at his residence
=, the new publ C square. June II, lSi7
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician q Surgeon Oiidwa, H.
Oilers his professional services to the citizens
al Ottawa and vicinity. Office over Walker Il
Hickling's store, where he may be found at alt
times except when absen, on professional husi.
ness. Aug.6 1886
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" Wagon NlanUiIciOTy
Al DIAL NM. rn1urnc Liz
TBl Ward & DOggett,

' Va Manufacturers Of BOOTS and SHOES,
Mddlcboro, Mas, are prepared to furnish country
dealers, etc, with all kinds OF Boots aud Shoes by
the ease or dozen, on the most reasonable terms at
thcIr store. I12 Lakr Street. (hirng0 sep II
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DIR. GOODING,

OE:e north side Of tie public squire Residence
corner Of la SIN, dni NIa.S,a streets
Being Away. devoted to his profession, hopes for
SHIRE public pluonngc. -rpt22.
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GEORGE s. FISHER.
JOHN VI CRnrHERS. JESSE :. PITZER
CROTHERS & PIT/ER,

attorneys at Lar, Oucego, keadaH 60. H..
Will practice law IN the counties of Kendall,
La Sale, Kane. De KaIb VIII, aud Dupage.-
Land agency or collecting business entrusted TO
them in either of the above couL,es, will receive
prompt attention: Oureg0, April |, 1917,
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HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counsellor al Lar, and Soil
ctor in CtGacery- OHdmd, III.
oili,c III RedJ.ck's BlucK, east side Of the public
squire. June = lSi7.
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by WIN. OSMAN.
THE FREE TRADER.

Office, ID story, North end Of ReddicES ner
brick block, on the public square.
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DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon Il Dentist OHdrd, IN.
Oilers hts professional services 10 the luhabi,.
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-.
dencc on Columbus street.
P.S.-Dr. j. still continues TO perform opcr.
atoms in all the various branches Of DgSrisrnY.
Charges 10 correspond Nth The times!
March ~, ls47.
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II. ROSENKRANS. NJ. D.,

Ofcc orer VIM w. Trnes Store
Reference may be- had TO the following gentlemen.
Prof BEumARp. VI y, |
llCEEIcK, VI ID, C,,.,,,
" BAnEY, VI u, '""'.'
J JAY STUART, VI ID,
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SKETCH OF TUE NOTED wE,TERS rREtDooTrRs, TIE
nARrEs.
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J. o, GLOVER. d. c. COOK
GLOVER & COOK,

attorneys and CoUnSclloT at LGw- Ohard.
Olftc ia RcLdick's Block, East side OF the public
square. June. lsl3.
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SAN FRANCISCO, JHiU ~ 1873.
ST:-We beg leave to submit TO your
Excellency the proceedings of meeting
held last evening at the City Hotel of this
place.
We pray that your Excellency will take
into immediate consideration matters Of such
vital importance TO the commercial as well
as to the other interests OF the country, aud
will be pleased to forward us your decision
at as early day as your valuable time will
allow.
We are. respectfully, your ExcelIency's
most obedient servants.
w. ID. NJ. HOWARD,
CIV. GILLESPIE,
JAMES G. WARD.
To his Excellency Col. Il. n. M,SoS,
Governor Of California.
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MIL TON II. SWIFT

q lice near the Mansion House, IN the east side
of The public square. Dec. 10, 1872.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-22

dimes laid one upon Notwithstanding case,
scrystal, and all-and measures in circumfer-
sence Just the size of a half-dime. 1t has a
Sspring case of enamel, gold dial, and steel
Ehands, cylinder escapement, with ten holes
jewelIed in ruby. 1t runs twenty-five hours
Swithout winding up. Besides, it is so arran-
ged as to admit of being worn either in brooch
for finger-ring 1t is, TO our minds, in fact.
rare curiosity. But we have no farther space
Ito describe it. An elaborate description OF TINS
pretty little watch, from the " Class OF INDUS
Stry" of the Fine Arts Association OF Geneva a.
kspeaking in the highest terms OF praise o. rs
as sample of mecha1isn%' ma, may al al
stborizes US to say that he will give $1,000 re-
similar watch in the space OF two years. He
also goes farther, and promises to pay any
Zone who will take the watch 10 pieces and put
|*sit together again, s10O-provided they first
8deposit IFS estimated value. (sl5OO,) as qua
grantee not TO ruin it in the attempt Mr. Mat
sthey, the maker, is at al Chartres street.
N o. P1cay1gne,