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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14
The AbductjOn Case.

On Saturday, the 4th instant being the 7t1 day OF
the trial of the Spanish Consul and others in New
Orleans, the Commissioner decided that the defence
should not produce as evidence alleged copy OF
declaration said to have been made by Rey before the
consul shelving that his departure to Havana was vo-
lunary and that the original, if there was any, must
be forthcoming. The Chancellor, or Secretary OF
the Spanish Consul, was examined lie produced
a letter from Sandeval, the Secretary of the Captain
General of Cuba and also one from the Captain
General himself, concerning Rey and his going to
Havana. Objection was made to these documents,
but the Court determined to receive them for what
they were worth. If genuine, they indicate Rey
willingness to go, but they establish also that he was
wanted to give important information. Sandeval
says, June 27)
"Should the man spoken OF comply with what he has
offered and should you decide let him come it will be
proper give him passport under supposed name and
to write the time in order that may know
cordingy.
Gin case he has not departed when you receive this letter.
have care send him here possible giving
him passport under the Of Don Pedro Murga y
Romeo will be prepared from the very moment the
vessel enters the mouth of the port though the receiving
OF his letter may be deferred account OF obstacles in the
post office.
at is very important that the secret be kept that all
main wholly concealed that he accelerate his journey after
having furnished you with all the information he can be-
fore his departure and under the seal of secrecy You
must also advise him the conduct he will have to OBJ
serve during the navigation, order that he may remain
unknown, and that his arrival here be not divuged.
GAS you have written to me that man will leave by
one OF the vessels which to sail for here am
the watch for the first which shall arrive. 1t will be Of
great use for obtain through this mpor
information about the foolish designs OF the traitors,
and you will have rendered great service.
cat his arrival here will proceed so that he will have
nothing to fear and in way be discovered The quar-
antne will not impede it."
Some of the New Orleans papers manifest much
excitement at receiving intelligence of the publica-
ton in New York of a letter from a man named
Machin, who was reported to have killed himself at
New Orleans. This letter we have given, and our,
readers will remember that it seemed to implicate
Lzorenle one of the accused, in the crime of MUIR
dering Machin. All the circumstances of the case
indicate the existence Of deep intrgues on the part
of Spanish agents in this country 10 get possession
of certain political prisoners, whom Rey assisted to
escape from Havana; but we doubt whether any
proof of the act of abduction will be detected
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14
ALABAMA.

We find the following in the Mobile Advertiser OF the
7h:
The ELECTION YEsrERDAy.-We subjon all the returns
that have come hand up the time OF going to press
Three small precincts in the country to hear from The
Wings have carried every thing, except the Sheriff, by
yery decided majontes The Shert's election is close
and in doubt between Kennedy and Hutchinson The
entire Wing ticket for the Legislature is elected by some
vote for Congress not counted the Courthouse at
the time OF going to press.
[Collier is the Democratic candidate for Governor with
out opposition, In the Mobile Congressional district,
VIM ]. Alton isthe Wing, and G G. Sellers the Demo-
cratic, candidate.l
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

TERRO COMPOUND SYRUP
OF NAPHIHA.-DR HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP
cline, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood Night sweats, Husky
Throat Wasting OF the Flesh Bronchitis Coughs Colds
and all diseases of the chest and lungs
This celebrated preparation pleasant to the TASTE and
SO speedy III its operations that patients plainly feel its
good effects IN FEW MINUTES after taking the FIRST DOSE
When Dr. Hastings had discovered the virtue of Napb-
tina tour years ago. he announced private circular to
number OF distinguished physicians various parts oil
England with request that they would put its medical
properties to the test, and report accordingly The result
was host OF testimonials OF themes favorable character
nearly all OF which agreed in certifying that no medicine
they had ever used could bear any comparison with in
relieving hacking coughs, curing diarh9a and stopping
night sWeas 1t was also generally remarked to have a.
wonderful effect in increasing the appetite, qoeight and
spirit of PATIENTS and to be powerfully efficient remedy
in Bilious and Asthmatic diseases OF these testimonials
which were all published the time, in the MedicalRe-
corder, NINE spoke of its extraordinary influence in cases
OF Consurnptlon-each colToboratng Dr. Hastings OPT
non that he had actually discovered the great secret So
long and vanly sought for namely preparation that
would stop the formation OF Tubucles the lungs re-
move those already formed, and thus the most fatal
OF all malades, and which had previously been regarded
as being altogether incurable. Dr. Williamson OF Man
chester thus writes
"Under its influence, have seen the emaciated being
whose brow death had seemed to have his SEAL ac
qulre IMMIGRATION and strength; and exchange his early
morning OF intense suffering and distressing cough for the
calm repose which alone accompanies sound health"
Dr. Ware, OF Liverpool says-'I regard Hastings Sy-
p OF Naphtha as one OF the first medical discoveries
any age and consider its agency curing Consumption
as established beyond all doubt or question" Dr. Boyd
Of Lancaster, Halls it as the great consumpve antdoe
and cure" and Dr. Hamilton, Of Bath, pronounces 'the
only known remedy which may be relied for removing
nbercuies from the Lungs, and preventing formation OF
g3E6ers."
AsTINGs, COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH.
2 is now beng used IN nearly af bur hsests and s.
ntorapid use aong III our bsSs gnsicisnss
fss ssa d e Worst state d consumption BY
Il celebrated physician, Dr. Mott OF New. York; and
sw York, under date OF January 30, le4S, says II
ceiyed the half dozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup ordered
from you, and am convinced that Naphha the principal
ingredient Ineosed twenty five dollars, for which you
will send me two dozen and half bottles. | have
patients in the Marine Hospital whom think will be be-
nefitted by it."
Price 81 per bottle for sale in Richmondby
]. H. EUSTACE & SON.
PURCELL, LADD & co.
NH 2-3m JAS. P. DUVAL & co,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

WHITNEy's Project for railroad to the Pacific was
endorsed by the New York Chamber of Commerce
at their meeting Yesterday when long report made,
in which the various other propositions considered
concluding with Recommendation of Mr.. Whneys
pan and that when completed should belong to the
Nation, resolution, however was passed urging Mr..
splan upon Congress- but leaving the ultimate
ship Of the road an open question.
Resolutions were also passed complimentary to the ad
nnistration Of c. W. Lawrence, late Collector of Gus
toms, and the Commissioners Of Piloage in N. Y and ~
were requested to take measures oprevent unqualified
persons from acting as pilots.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS, August IS.

TOBACCO.-Receipts and inspections begin to fall
The finer kinds Of stemiing a shade lower, other
steady at quotations. Iugs 50 IS to So so, Col
mon leaf SO % to "a so; Good and Fine $6
fine Manufacturing 81 10 $17 the latter description
scarce and in demand, particularly if dry.
FLOURISH OF new Canal are made readily at
from So S5to IS 50regard being had as well to quality
quantity The stock on hand exceedingly small and
the receipts limited.
WHEAT White lis cents per buslel; Red 10 CENTS
CORN--We note sales at 5laa 52seents per bushel.
y CORN MEAL.--65cts per bnsheI Kiln dried meal ia
held at $3.50 per Dbl.
oATs.-Not much doing. We quote 30 cents per
bushel as the nominal price
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

VIEEJs
On yesterday morning. in the SD year of his aep
ExANpER RUssuL, native Of Scotland The friends ana
acquantapees 81 the family respectfully invited to az
tend his funeral, from the I'd Presbyterian Church, Rey
notice. ''''''s.
~ The Baltimore Sun viii please copy
On Sunday, 18th August, at 81 o'clock, r. M. Mr..
ARsfsTEAD poseETT in the twenty fourth year Of his
age. - = -,
does not become the writer to speak of his virtues
They are cherished in the hearts of those who knew him
tie parents and brothers. and sister, to mourn for
ssza2 ledaricksbslrg papers svil 1lease conv
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

The statement which the Washington Republic attri-
butes this paper, concernnglhe publicity Of Mr. penbys
detalcation in Richmond for long time before was Off
cay made known appeared in the Whg, and not in the
Times. We do not doubt the entire correctness OF the
statement but il is due truth say that happened
not to be ourselves informed of what it seems was
quite generally known. We did make the remark, that
the peculiar obligations OF Mr. Osborne to Mr. DENLY
must have been known to the leading of business
here in May last, when the former gentleman was pro-
posed for the presidency of the James River and Kanawha
Company, The remark predicated upon the facts
thai could have been secret in business circles that
Mr. Osborne was Mr. Denbys security, had in that ca
pacty enjoyed the of the government funds and, hav
ing failed had placed Mr. DENLY in the attitude of de-
taulter.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

W. =
IA the eFy paft 81 the week the demand for Cotton
Continued good, but since the arrival othe India mail
S4 instant with less favorable accounts OF trade in goods
langud market and though the last official quotations
repeated to-day they be considered rather ex
IRENE and not attanabe in quantity. With this reverson
we quote fair Upland ST. fair Mobile ST, fair Orleans ST.
and Iniddltng qualities Al per ID.
The weeks business amountst $40 bales, OF which
l6 700 are speculation and 1850 for export and the
American descriptions consist OF 500 Upland 4sa5t
% $50 Orleans al 4a6; $500 Alabama and Mobile at 4sa
ST. and $50 Sea Island 8al4d per h. The import in the
same time IS 49, bales and the stock in this port snow
estimated at 7O5 O00 of which about $4,000 are Ameri
can.
The Corn Markets have continued to decline under the
influence otavorabe prospects for the approaching harvest
and Indian Corn more particularly depressed, in conse
qupe ofhe cheapness OF potatoes, and the
anc yet, Of disease in that crop The quotation for
both te and yellow is 2s 6da28s per quarter and par
GELS Anerior and which have been heated selling at
23 da25s. Prime sound American Flour brings 24s 6da
26s 6dper barrel Parcels ofrecent import unnspeeted
and out condition may be bought at 20saSas per barrel
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

DRowNEDA ttlecolored lad, 10 70 years of age,
drowned Saturday evening last in the mil race OF
HaxalPs Mills His mother free woman, lives near the
Steel Factory and the presumption that he accidentally
fell into the near the Steel Works His body was
discovered and secured during the evening, nearly oppo
site the Woollen Factory aak
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

RAPPAHANNocK ACADEMY, CARoLINE.-We an
nounced last week. on the authority of the Staunton
Spectator that Mr.. Briscoe G. Baldwin, Jr of Staun-
ton, had been appointed Principal of the Rappahan-
mock Academy, in the county of Caroline. This
annuncation turns out to be erroneous. Mr.. Bald
win has been appointed Assistant Instructor in
Mathematics and Tactics" in the Rappahannock
Academy, not Principal of the institution. This
excellent school we are pleased to learn, was well
patronsed during the past year, and promises toopen
in October next with an increased number of pupils.
The school will be constituted as follows, during the
ensuing scholastic year. The present popular and
successful Principal, GEO. G. BUTLER, Esq, will
preside assisted by Mr. A. f. ~ Rolfe, Ga graduate
of Oxford University, England0 in the department
of Ancient Languages, and Mr. B. G. Baldwin, Jr.
in Mathematics and Tactics. AS already stated, Mr..
Baldwin is graduate of the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute, is said to be ripe scholar, and will, without
doubt, prove valuable accession to the academy.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

We have been favored with the following extract
of letter from Capt. HARiILroN, received in this
city = Charleston Mercury
SAN Francisco July l. L
81 arrived here Yesterday in the South Carolina
(sailed from New York on the 24th January,) all
well, not the slightest accident since leaving, and
passengers all in good health. although our passage
was rather long one. stopped at Rio and Juan
Fernandez to get supply of water. had 81 days
from Falkland Islands round Cape Horn, blowing
gale of wind nearly all the time, after that fine
moderate weather. There is not the least exagge-
ration of all the gold stories 1t seems to be no
value here as miners can make on an average 800
per day, and common laborers $S a $40. All kind
OF goods are as cheap here as they are with YOU
Provisions will not pay the expense of getting them
on shore. The community here appears to be very
orderly goods of every'deseripton are piled up in
the streets and nobody seems to,noest them. SeVe-
raj vessels arrived with choice goods had to sell
them at great sacrifice y
UNITED STATES LEGATION IN VALPARAISO. The Neigh
bour, in commenting ON the difficulty between the Hon
Seth Barton and the Chian Government, reference 10
his marriage with lady of that country, says;
"This is delicate matter Yet is impossible avoid
expression OF regret in view OF what has occurred
Very meagre courtesy has been shown to this gentleman,
from the inception to this present conclusion ofthe Affair."
Friends OF the foreign fame OF this country VIII experience
regret and chagn at the which has been followed
Inc CTOncd Ch1an paper, taxes the same view q the
matter, and bames the government and the Archbishop
of Santiago.
The Neighbour speaking Of the American emigration
to California, says
As by magic empire State rises the shores of the
Pacific: What last year country almost uninhabi-
ted, is fast becoming people OF great power which will
exert highly advantageous influence all the OF
this distant Nothing equal has ever been known
before in any quarter or age otthe globe And for Amer
ica North and South, this California movement will be Of
much importance the stirring European events, Of
the year just concluded have been will be for the Old
World
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

- company has recently been organized in the
lower part of the county of Hampshire for the purpose of
connecting by means Of turnpike, that portion of the
county with that of Morgan. The stockholders appointed
R. B. Sherrard Esq, President, and Mr. M s. Lovett
has been chosen Engineer to the company The object
oil this contemplated improvement is said to be- enable
the farmers residing the Cacapon and North Rivers to
reach the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with their pro-
Ifi,,na
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14
az5r CONSUMPTION DIsARMED or RS

NEW YORK, Aug. 1l-[Per Telegraph Arrived.
schr Hanover, Lampkln, days from Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14
HEALTH OF THE CITY

We gather the following statistics reatYe the number
Of intements in Shockoe Hill and adjoining Burying
Grounds, for the quarter ending ~ Il from the quar-
tery report Of MIR MIoHAEs presented the City Council
last evening
Interments in Shockoe Hill Burying Ground and ad-
jacent Burning Grounds for the quarter ending 3ls
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

RANCE OF. THE THERMOMETERS, 81 u w.
Randolph i CO. Bookstore, August 18Th.
S o'clock. rs az o'clock. 81 5 O'clock. SO
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

ARRIVED
Schr Richmond Clifford, Baltimore.
Schr Bella Peck, Smith, New York
SAILED,
Schr Pennsylvania, Hubbard, Baltimore
PORT WALTHALL, Aug. S--Cleared sloop Co.
quet, coal, New York; schr Spray, coal, New Castle.
9th-Arrtved brig Phoenix for -FOUR schr Arthur Emmer
son, COAL barque Gallego, flour llh--Ceared, schr
Arthur. Emmerson, coal, Philadelphia Arrived, barqus
Agnes, for flour.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask attention to
their auction sale OF Groceries, &C. this morning, 9
O'clock without regard to weather. au IA
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

BATHING-Cold, hot and shower Baths at all hours at
the American Hote--enrance on 18th street. Single
baths 25c; five tickets 81, thirty tickets for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12

WALES GLOBES. ierre-',la- = yam ~. e--,.ii
C.-i ron - : 10 81 - Astronomy lrd Wors-P ~ PIE
srrf. : GEMS. Trslsl-.Dn- % pms i'il J. Df'st'
= II, 80, $50 Sd cent? fralElin-squlrr iFeLr--
r go 80 mrl- lmeods+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12
DIED.

Oa rhaniay Mav Co., ELIZA VIE Of Nm Po'el and eldest
dater II Johu bu on, OF ester kns m TIE fh Aeir OF
hsr
lleI nerd. and aeopaiatlrcsa so tie Of Fuepu'e
% leetuis invited 90 st~ni pr tune
fi lf TNai, first i 1lri avenue
slti.y. O'Clock Her viii be taken 10 'fe-n"
(srttrfs icr ...
sosS,sl, On t.s niht OF M,v 10, GEORGE WASHINGTON
NJ -oa Cd S D. the slst teef 81 -
consequence OF nus 81 bsl received ~he passing along '
H. trends. and Of his apay invited 10 siieni his ns
O'clock T. VI tri" - iS'T irs
s a. CROSBY whence the body Viii BE- taken to Greenwood
a. Hs,.n w.soe.is, evening Msy o. Mrs. SARAH alRR,
So Of Peter Ny er. 10 the t7th wear Of her ags
Tas .v.s inerds OF The family are t-sp- NN n'hea !"
aud hsr funeral her late ere corner OF tsfr avenue
Huus,a and Thr,s' II H'ren on Saturday afternoon
l'h rst a. iis nC oCN.
az C.,T., Will te wars corner e. h Il anJ Broadway
iae fslts 60 the ho..-, II oeo,t a. ,,
Ne morning MAY 10, ANNA WhiE, daughter oi the "'
Hsf aaa those the family r~spect, invited 20 ~
t,nf hrr oaca - NaN - on uu Neinoon o Zoe ION
o. e ,Sr.ss of Nav a. asa AUGUSTINE rRWFR', s'n Of
Asaure AMI Cstau4- fave-s rs-i years. no" ~ am "
cas- ~.
m f~fsl .ks place he rcsisne oi 30 parents, FN
lrfh near l~nib ss-ru-, iis DAY. az VeCeA, 4 "
On mornrr II hfar-' hu~ss tltHA"t "a
AUSTIN adopted daughter Of Thomas aud AsY Aan N4' ~
sulssay OF Iharay s,.nrs Nj, 10. HsNRY OFTEN, J' IN
ihs sar @ hs
H. en sud seqaut.nces ioe OF the family, 'epee
i4i % SH '.s ttruo'r a - '-'
Inn he -.a'.ure IL b.. Gih-r corner H. and Or bard 80
tnlsv NJ, H. O'Clock T. n. OF solaestl Z, - tta'
CsTHFRiNE MAN .j-i daughter of Peter ans ~ abeh MAJ
soorsh. aged % s~sf., mouths snd " DAYS 81, .,
fhs rvstsc. and hsi- of tAr fnis arr requested 70
Afternoon O'Clock, ton the Icsieh,e &" ne'
ssss, on tie evening" ct MAJ 10. Gus JOHN sNIlh aged
r-m.s,s we're conveyed Isl.nt pr .o:e meet
~ Long isisnt papsrs phase COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12
COMMERCIAL. AND MONEY MATTERS.
Fa Sa,es Of S'ooss, So. SEQ Found Page


FaipAv May ll--PM
The Stock market continues heavy, and the
F.ncies fcn Of Governments went also rather heavy
but the suppyi, modcra,, The willingness TO operate
we have before noticed snu prevails, and consequently
the sales which are made are forced
In Exchanges there Is little os nothing doing -
Sterling is nominaly PEA for hrs;class bills Francs
are 3oa5 - nominally
The market is as before Tor Frcirh;s, with en-
gagements OF 5000 bush Com a. I'd 800 4op tone
bacon Lard, &C 25s Cotton al 3l6d. 2OOO hb.s Flour
-: 800 bbls Nsvsl stores 2s. To London 80 tcs To
hacco al 3s To Glasgow 1000 bush Corn in British
bottom, a, Cd 5O0 bbls Hour Is Sd and Bacon al Sos
To Kavre the packets getting &c Tor Cotton For tho
North Of Europe there IS but LILLE Offering.
There IS an increasing ease Ia the Money mar
ket and strictly first class psper which Is scarce L.
passed At ca = c. Good names so aisal0 p Ct.
On the best collateral loans freely made AZ q e.
and /, IL no; difficult 10 obtain Money AZ 5@' T. CT
The steamer brings = - 900, 3aal to over $780,
600 in gold 10 be added TO our already ovefno"ins
bank Golfers This will tend 20 make money ~" more
easy.
The annual meeting Of the New.IorA aud New
Haven Railroad Company was held in this Ci'y yes'o'
day. statement OF the Affairs OF the Company was
aid before the meeting and election io' the 'i''''
year was held which resulted in the election Of INC 0
Board with the exception Of Mr.. Sheffield oi Nc"
Haven, to Oh whose place Mr.. Wm- W. BoaidinNh u
New-Haven. was put the ticket The direction no"
s,snds as follows: Robert Schuyler, President Ne"
YORK; Thomas Kc;ohum. do Anson G. Phelps 90
Ehsha Townshend. do; Jonathan Sturges, do Henry
5. Sanford. stamford VIM. r Burcll Bridgeport
WIism W. Boardman New. Haven; John L. Thayer
Boston
The receipts at the SubTfeasury were sso'ls'
Payments ....... s44 4o2l Balance. sS%5'o''
We are indebted to Thompson Bank Note Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12
MripittNi.S
TIE Troy PcST

VA, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE. lr.cr.i1g o.
.- -. tao r-s-.t.-.1rr a. Dr. 5 2 vrnn-srt 3D.
-. .. ri ....... t . ... ... .. mann.
d any. -
Occurred
d. Taa..sF.p's -AasAfARIl. t.-N A.a .H \. fsur.
.--.. r-4 s.r-a Q. made c...... .- ln r.- IlU.-
...-.---r -.tt. -.rc.- ur s.. l.s .f f.s
rr---u-. 90 r-rg.gt .s over ..- prem -e'. where
$50 found cHri- nj ..s raw Maternal art o. Gee
arr4rarl. lrf appliances or M4rlf-c'Irr 1910 .t
ftalhH4' an fc -rl-s -v~4l. '-rl bee vc --'tie
celebrity inlm b. rr-ror- t-ri eng a- mi .lg t'1ils
-u1.-.r. W. r.... ..fff-aei ..' extent 81. ta -e-
us-....- AID s.er..- rl ,ye -.afi ID tar. coa.,sr
=. mere bic ra+ v- BOO witnessed lHtfr t- sarrr-'
..l r, 90 -ss. some stal.r-- r.rl intended I'D il-
-.f dr. re1ae-s 81. evidence -0 rrsrnca business mon
lf lie immense benefits lf llIrors l~l D. era. So
tern % aircs-.ns. ac. l-r aa-e se r-lce -aai only
ra-r Aselare. however rr s. .l minutes. srd v.l.
..e rrsrrgr few .l.fs .. 4. cures t..l. ..aarn-H
The rl1rfac-- cNreecs 600 hc-.e- ycr der ssh f.e
SUPP "a ..or. lt .- demand lH- more .l-r 10000
l-f ger -nnu-l The t -1- glass. B.. rrcli eci. %
1sa- : os0 arn1a.r ord fer -t-..-c-pl1u ot t1ards
-or BOXES over -.. as- lc. tlss expended Pee .lst
faar t1l svaper 7H' -.f-rE 0lc f.aN Nh.e Trey
.ted iral-..a--.r 100000 crrliars SO ."lt'
Amsnacs l4ese arr bug eV oi lire s.itsur- connect
scs, &, .i ,a,e ps--- IT, 81 IRE sr, lie ugrecedeu,-l
ea.- a ei- est4. lsaile. end ur0l-a ei and az
rno.t ircrea - demand f0l their Sar.lpers sd CT 's
business has crown I'D vl.u tre wears. lse date 90
sr.- discovery Tou.nseui's ss-s4p-r..a ass high
-ank wherever is introduced. .-l IS 1ver.air e.
sno -i a, to as ler'r, aail .. sirens -ad sia 81,
70 ~iuisr preparations 70 use 4' n'ra- li az tAi. IL
fnli business men r,ti o'"i W A -s '- ''e-'''e 7
confidence and patronage 90 ue laai' alt i'e Mae