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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

pride aud plrs,ute, 10 these gratifying indI-
cations Of public sentiment -- Alb Eve
Journal.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

A GALAXY % Who CirIEs.-Eyerv
ely m the Empire State is Wing. Thu
has never before boeo The case. Al The same
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

We may add. 10 addition that more conn
,'e' have a majority Of Wing Superusors
aHd the sggfsgA'e number in ,be Sal, !.
greater 'hsn ever before We po,nt -rb
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
IcoraIsli,1,, .1a.N y cop-i. ag-r..-,
ONrEE DIS LtSDES, Berlin. :
Mar.L . 1910

| am az li,le loss to decide between
tue various matters that invite q couospau-
dents attention ia this beautiful city; but
a. politics IL these c'eat.u. times, possess
especial interest, perhaps your readers
would best Ike to accompany me for a bric,
vll.e 10
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1t will be seen, reference to tho above table, that
the anthracite contains very small quantity Of btu
men, that the semi bitumnous ontains about four
times much the anthracite, aud the bitum nous
too great an amount Of volatile matter causing It to
cement In large masses IL IT, therefore, too light to
be used economically, except for very limited purposes
II will thus be seen that where the greatest heat
Is required the most natural nd the most speedy
tion the eem btuminous is decidedly superior to all
Others In order to consume the anthracite coal on
board our Steamers 1t Is necessary to employ extra
engines to create artificial currents Of air. to supply
deficiency In inHsmmable matter, and In dol az 80,
large portion of the heat lost by being through
the Hues with great velocity ana the boiler plates
furnace bars, &c are soon destroyed TIE pow
erul these engines and the greater the current Of air.
the rapid the consumption Of coal It'll estimated
that at lesst twentyfv per cent Of the aggregate
consumption lost by the effect Of the blowing
engines. The semi bituminous. "a description pa
taking Of equal portions of the anthracite and btu
minous qualities) easily ignites The Cumberland s
extensively used by Ocean Steam Navigation Com
papy and those Of Europe whose vessels touch at our
ports and by Of our most extensive railroad COM
panies In their locomotives This coal corresponds
with the Welsh which Is used BY the British govern
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COM RCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, january 1916 r. M.
The stock market coniiaues quiet. Prices fell of
to-day, and the bulls gave way little. rsAction il
just likely to take place tomorrow further de-
cline. At the Hrst board to-day, Ohio 6s declined 4
per cent; Canton Co., 4; Harlem, III Long Island, al
Erie, Y; and Reading Railroad, The transactions
at the opening were limited and there appears to be
disposition among operators to wait the receipt Of
more definite intelligence from the gold regions It
was expected that the steamship Falcon at New Or.
leans from Chsgres would bring later advices from
San Francisco and considerable disappointment was
manifested whom II was announced that she brought
nothing. We have sd many stories from
California, Of an official and every other charac-
ter, that people getting tired Of them, and
wish something to the point. II half the
accounts received are true, there should be O.
least ten millions Of dollars In gold the way, ct
this moment to this country. The highest named
expected, 10 two millions, and do not know what
information the authority for the statement that
that amount is the way. 1t will bs at least
six weeks from this before of the regular line Of
steamers will arrive at Panama from San Francisco
and cannot look for any shipments of consequence
except by that conveyance. The Crescent City is
nearly due at this port from Chagrss she may bring
later advices from California, received at Panama by
some transient vessel.
In the Of the debate in the Senate the sp
pointmsnt Of . committee to examine into the
Of the failure Of the Canal Bank OF Albany, it was
stated that the aspect of its had materially
changed for the better since he receiver made his
port Instead Of being insufficient, at first sup
posed to redeem the circulation 1t appeared that
in addition to that about forty fifty per cent the
.deposites would be paid.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity, in
TONS Of anthracite coal sent to market from the diff
ferent regions In Pennsylvania in each year from the
Of the trade, 1920 to ls4S, both inou
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ment an all the stesmshp compsnis, OF tns niseo
Kingdom. Within the past year two more thar
half q dozen steamship companies have been created
In this country most Of which have their steam
sctiv. peration; and In the course Of few years we
shall have dozens Of these companies where We now
have one 1t Is therefore Of the utmost portauos
tst should be determined at once, which, Of all
varieties OF GOALS Is the best adapted to that extensive
service So far, the leading variety Of the semi btu
rinous kind much superior to all Others the sup
ply I'M hsusiibls, and located the line OF the
Cumberland Canal and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
1t is accessible as the Schuylkill, by means Of
thsi Reading Railroad and the SchuylkM Canal,
ard can be brought to market at very eoono-
micsl rates. The Importance Of this species of
coal will be more generally understood when it is
known that for the purposes named ton is equal
to more than two cords Of wood, which makes 1t
cheaper and more economical fuel to use.
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For several years after the CONNIE ucement Of the
trade the receipts only from the Lehigh region,
and until after 1928, supplies received from
any other than that and the Schuy.kil
ton. Since that time the receipts from the Schuyl-
kill region have exceeded all others; and during
the part four years, more than one half Of the
aggregate supply has been received from that section
of the State Heretofore the anthracite coal has been
used for domestic purposes of all kinds and for almost
every variety Of machinery where the pro-
polling power We have it IL true imported largely Of
the bitumnous kinds but their has been ned
principally to dwelling houses for grates&c The extern
sion Of internal improve in the shape Of rsiros
and canals into the most cut of The way nd most
mote sections Of the country has bit into requi
sition varieties Of Goals of the greatest value diff
ferent those which have heretofore been IN
raj 1t exceedingly fortunate that these internal
improvements have been extended at time when our
steam navigation has taken such pid strides
1t curious coincidence that facilities for the
able extension of ocean steam navigation should be
drawn, for the first time, from SOIL at time when
such extensive arrangements were making for the
struction Of an ocean steam marine.
Anthracite coal has been used to any extent
In movable steam engines 1t Is not adapted to that
kind of consumption; and immense sums of money
have been wasted in experiments 1t very well
for stationary engines, and for stationary consump
tion Of all kinds. very valuable and useful report
was made to Congress sometime since by Professor
johnson, of experiments made with the the different
kinds of coal with stationary apparatus built and
prepared for the purpose and arranged to afford
any required amount Of draft The result of these
periments settled concusvey that anthracite coal,
which Is the most difficult of ignition, cannot be used
board of steamships without the aid of powerful
blowers and far attempts have been made to use
it railroads. they have provedGcomplete failures
Goals possessing the most speedy power, Of ignition
and the highest svaporatve power must Of course be
preferred for steamships for locomotives and for all
other movable engines provided these qualifications
be brought into useful application through the or
binary atmospheric influences
For the purpose Of showing the relative value of the
INHERENT varieties of COAL regards the properties
necessary for successful EN- ploy in orr steam
marine, annex q comparative stateme mt from the
report alluded to above,-
OFFICIAL ANTHRA Coal.
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WASHINGTON, January 10, 1919.
scons,n a Territory aud not u Territory Cholera
a Lara on and Hfusfnn

WASHINGTON, January 10, 1919.
Wiscons,n Territory aud not a Isuitory-C Cholera
at Laroca and Houston.
The House were engaged, the greater part of the
day, on the General Appropriation bill. The most
Interesting feature OF the proceedings was the ef
fort to procure an appropriation for the support OF
the teintory of Wisconsin. This, it was contend.
3D., was, in effect, establishing a new territory;
and, on the same principle, New Mexico aHd Cali
lorna might send delegates. Bat the territory of
Wsct nsln was In fact superseded by her admis-
sion a State into the Union. The House, how.
ever, would not make the approprl anon and so
we have delegate, in Mr.. Sibley, representing 4
territory which the majority, who admitted him,
say does not exist
A gentleman at Port Lavaca has written to a
friend IN this city, under date of the Both of Dec.
that the cholera has nearly ceased; no new cases.
and only one death within the last thrtysl hours.
" We learn" he says, at that persons are dying ut
Houston, Texas, from thirty 10 forty day; pOpu-
lariOn, twenty-five hundred. AT New Orleans the
mortality is SAID to be very great, but not equal to
that at Port Lavaca where hundred and thirty
FIVE persons have died out of four hundred aud
thirty. This is as great scourge as is known on
recoId-tor, for seventy two hours consecutvely,
a solder died; in other words seventy-two soldiers
died III seventytwo hours" G..
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l8, 1919.
Even,ng Report

The Senate, day, were employed in the con-
sderaton OF private bills. They get onvery slowly;
for old cases that have been before Congress for
fifty years, less, are debated over and over
again, and the older the claim, however weak Its
foundations, The stronger appears to be Its claims
upon the attention OF the Senate.
The civil and diplomatic b with its multi
sarous appropriateness and unlimited privilege of
depaItuie in the discussions upon it, affords suffi-
Gent entertainment for The House. Meantime,
Hon. John Il Weller, late democratic caudl-
date tor Governor in Ohio, has been confirmed, az
we expected he would promptly be, in the appoint
ment of commissioner on the part OF the United
States, to run the boundary line between this repub
lie aid that Of Mexico. This will be equal ID
three thousand dollars year clear prof $, and
the first pickings OF the gold discoveries that are
expected 10 be made along the route of the Gila
nver.
While the Southern States are rousing themselves
to resistance against the Wilmot proviso, another
compromise is spoken OF. II Is suggested that
after the settlement OF the Texas boundary, the
residue OF the territories acquired by tee late
treaty, apart from that portion OF New Mexico
which il Is expected will be given to Texas, be
PROVIDED with The fundamental provisions OF terri
toral government, and that the question OF slavery
be considered disputed question until such terri-
tones shall have formed themselves into State
or States, when the subject shall be lett to the de-
eision Of the people IN the formation OF their con-
stltuton. Whether this thing may be presented
or not we susle ct that The House will be satisfied
with nothing sort OF the Wllmot proviso TOR New
Mexico; and The preliminary issue u"on the boun.
dairy OF L, xas, il the RE Grande be, conceded
in Texas all the way up, VIII, as we believe save
the passage ut the provlso tor the residue OF the
vast region acquired from Mexico through the adj
nuable management OF his Excellency, Don.
Nicholas = Tnst.
Mr. Clayton, in the Southern caucus of Monday
night, objecr to any rash or preclpitate measures
on he part Of the South, as pre-judgment OF Fay
lor, and pledged himself, as we understand, that
ark Wpuly IN he 0rui nj fhA
COM utuon. This leaves us all In doubt again:
Tor il is to be presumed that Mr.. Clayton has ac-
quainted himself TO some extent with the opinions
OF General Taylor, from the position which II ID
supposed Mr. Clayton Is to occupy in the new adj
nibislration. But whatever efforts Mr.. Clayton
may make, upon his plan OF the last session, to
fer the slavery question to the Supreme Court. We
spprebt nd the House fixed for the prOvise, and
that the Senate will be at the next session. In
this view, the question recurs-Wlll General Tay-
lor endorse the provisol If passed, we incline to
think that he will, and throw his defence upon the
prece d, nts OF the federal ordinance and the Orc
gon bill, and upon his pledges anterior to his cleo
lion
The session, thus far. has been dull. ominous
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!
Boz tnrday Evening January 10Th Ai y sk Us.s.
nels AZ,
scSiSs .s ssS sss q
sss Ds ' Mas s' Ess.. 81 ss's;
Csis nd naSE. s Family dos
I,s%ss .saas Car FARE. osssss Ss: wi
3 Ss sr S1D
~ Ss.s III
Nh LIKE so yst "a ss.s S.s
w,rS.s $ c hR'f H. c as
S 81 : sss and P'''' FAMILY '
M TcHILLs OLYMPIC 7nlATRx-sArUsn Az EVEN.
Or VIII e. ssas IL.
h aDs which MI snhon Appear and ,srier
* si sss Ssli ss sss sc ana.
As' CITE, AMP p
farce i titled hSs"d Dress s's ~
Commence att --'''' D'''' '''n ~ w O'Clock
RAkNUAs ANGLICAN MISUNDERSTANDING psR
o'clock Hr ns s.s ' sSa a. and sysry evening
man living being high aud ovsr Sssrss
hs ssa sS i1sst Mse r n, ns &
, than General Tom Thumb Western Ii. Ysnsse Cone
ans sss Il Al
SOLE Tho Highland Mammoth Brothers Living Crapr
WAX Scripture Tatuary Madam Rockwell the Fortune ise
Aamseon 70 centG children under years 21 cepts
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY RE-
tween spring and FRINGE only one in th,s
country consists OF great lumber OF life dSues Chinese
al csssea several hundred hrese pain
hoes sters aid vesses medes Of pagodns temp es and
olidsss specimens Of Chimes manufacturer agricultural
nns s iii IS Say
cents Children under twelve, half price
ZoqLoeIcAL HALL 81 BowERY-THRlLLINa AND
Interesting Performance by the Lion Queen, Miss e. Cal
hcn who Will spIesr In the Den lid Beasts 20 through
hsr performances every Afternoon and Evening
OF Tie collection Of animals at Geological Hail.
now IN the n p he condition particularly great
foar Bear who a fresh and vigorous he
Children. half price, ~
EkAkKLlN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE. PROPRIE
tors fesch Lea troupe Of Mocel Artists will appear
every evening this week. comprising % Of the beautifully
formed women In the world Also TIE Female their
lying leaps together with other entertainments Boxes Is cts
Paraue,te l?4
VA ALLBALLA, So CANAL STREET, NEARBROADWAY'
w Card extra display Of taant by tho Model
tses, for nights only Fifteen been on
gsged expressly for tins establishment and
the richest living pic ibtcd 1.-THE Slave
susaDah In the Bath rhc Three 0races" "venus Rising from
the Sea- will be by
In the world Also tho Female Acrobas and Female Ethiopian
Serennders will Boxes 81 Parquette oent
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Interesting commercial s,o,,s,,.. 20 '''
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA 1910

Inferesfing ommerclal Statistics.
Inc accompanying tables form portion of the
commercial statistics which will be LAID before
congress on Saturday or Monday next. These
'efer wholly to tonnage think will be able to
send, tomorrow, the tables sho wing the commerce
Tor the past year. You have them IN advance
Comparahre Pitw of the Resisfer.d and Enyoll,x T.
"ake fhe United States, shoicing the Tonnay. en-
p.ss IN tne whSie Fishery; also, the proporfion Of
%.. ,o"sa ana licensed Tonnage employed in the
Ioassng Trade, Cod Fishery. Mackerei Fisheyv am
"ha'e FISHERY, from 1915 to ls4s, inclusive.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Weekly Herald will be publishsd at nine o'clock

CONTENTS
Tie Gold Fever; Progress Of Emigration to California Iu.
Poant Letter from Baton Rouge developing the Political Views
and Probable Policy OF General Taylor Exsd.ay Dsvelops
nens Of Socialism in France Interesting from Lon
don Inere ting Intelligence from the South
American States the Sandwich Islands, Oregon Proceedings
Of Congress Proceedings Of the Southern convenon Trial Of
Female Opera Allegheny City for Riot Editorials Local
News Niscaneous Commercial Affairs Money Market Mar
kets generally Shipping, etc.
Single copies, in wrappers. sixpencs.
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BUSINESS BOOTS ONLY -FOUR DOLLARS A PAIR, AT
- jon Est IA Ann street Manufactured expressly for SERVICE
hbd best materials and 10 good
service boots made from "a 50
10 86.& JONEyS " AnnM
EOk hAesEILLGa-THE FlNE, FAST SAI.,N0 AND
coIter fast ned Baib EDINBUR0Ii Conway Master viii
have quick despatch above For freight having
ssTersr accOmmoda tons aeply board pier II Nkgerm
Boyd 4 HINCkRN, ~ Wall street.
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CALIFORNIA sHIRTs--ThE CHEAPEST BEST AND
~ lsrgeat assortment Of shrs Under Shirts
this city, tan be found ut NJ WOOLrA
Shit Warehouse, 81 Maiden Lans.
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Gold and silver Watches.-J. r. Savage,
10 Wall has hand variety
Of Gold and siver atches prsns quality
the market which be esr 10 purchasers the lowest
pYcea
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RoM91Y rasATRk-sArvkDAY EVENING. JAN. 70
e: s,.s: s .sssa. r.
%nas y.os c.,l osSrqs r r. a Ssssrds
ssSsi ~; x;TS s SSf
Thrill Feet Afer Bosdc.. Mast Eugene will sppesr tho
B.ss. 80 Pr iaio; Gallery Ho. Doorsop o'clock
CHANTRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE oaArxAM
M zs 81 s S
u ~ rss5 Ss
Hacr Dc hsldinar Mr. Pardey; Lieut. Char de Hadmsr.
css Hn saxss s wosd
JOAN OF GS W HsPs1
land jG s # Arr xss xsstayer Bo.ss S; Pit ao Doors
40 Ms: Adele hs,es uoAnstock. a. the MusIo. Hall!
to or o .ys' Bs y s ouss ' Of Vim
PROGRAMME
Overture of Concert for hand composed BY Weber
Grind c.prss pirs,s Violin Oh ioinsSss
T. Aria from FAvorite' for Soprano Voice. composed
s. rsniasi. nom Luo i. for Piano. Ms A. hoSn.seei
Grand Du'so from "wiis% yl.li1 and
s .ss
N.poltaine %, soprano voice. compo ed BY lee
ct for Ticket: u Sas az
the Irneipa Music Stores Evening the Door.
TABERNACLE.- JOSEF eUNGL HAS TIE HONOR TO
his % NEW
At the Tabernacle Tuesday evening January
I'D. Fer programme. SO. SOC future advertsem en's.
NJ kCHANIcs RAIL-. No, AZ BROADWAY. BETWEEN
IVA Grand Broome ught during tho
weck-fhe original End well-known CaRISrYS MINSTRElA
organised 1872 the oldest established the world the
first hAmopze melodies and originator OF the present
popular style Of Ethiopian enteranments whose in
this city for period two yoarA have boon to
e.: q IL hi
night until further notice. r0ducing eaoh rresnta
ton variety Of operate Burlesques, Songs TO- Adms
sion, Is oenA Doors open at 7Concert TO commence at
o'clock An Afternoon Saturday commencing
Soelock Nsnsger and Director T. p. CuRISTY.
A MEXICAN CIRCUS-SANDS LENT \ CO., PROPRIE
"A trsBIoadway misunderstanding Evening, JAM 90 the
performances will with brilliant Horse Entrees
Walter Aymar In beautiful display Of BorscmA nshp Mr.
Sands and hs talented Children, Maurice and Jee Master Her
nsndez his principal the Fighting Poniea Deaf Burke and
Tom Spring will give setto fearful and brilliant buttons
the Flying Cord by Nj H. Rugy the beautiful Dancing Horse
BucepbaluE manshp by M. b. Gardner Mr. W. Stout
Mt Ferret Masters Maurice To conclude with
Laughabe Afepece every part tho house.
cepts-childrep hslf price,
w ALI ITALIA. No. IS CANAL STREET NEAR BROAD
w way-A select and highly interesting afternoon psrfor
at occck day BY he ri,ip, will appear
the richest living tabeaux exhibited
by particular request for this afternooa.
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"a snn REWARp-CRosss spECIrlc MIxruRE rOp

UOOO the sonorrha. OF all remedies yet disco
verd for the above complaint this the certain makes
and without the least restriction
drink, exposure change in application business The pro
petor cha enges single instance Of gonorh@a
brought which the mixture will under forfeiture $500
Many cured in two days. Sold Drug store Z3
Broadway. Irving Home corner 81 Chambers etreet
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FOR SALE.


NOR sALE-THE stLAMGa NEWS BOY. WHICH FOR
several months past has been employed o the News asso
built New Of the best BY Joseph Coffee
M is coppssed and and g the GoSo d%cn
iect inches tonu.se 20 rs The engine powerful
orsr sr snry new and cost asludas
and s putting s I s'ss
good qualities believed not be BY any
office
LrOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR 4 PERSON WITH
capital about TO the "a honabe ibnes
lie PaoI Turnurs will dispose their stock aud Ito
cash consisting large n OF
manshp with coed custom bushes, estabhed e only rea-
son for selling out that nxSE ST. o asi% as s
rhoud the above stock not be sold at private SALE will DO
dispesed OF shortly by public auction.
ClNTRAL BALl.-FOR SALE. CENTRAL HALL STU.
s IN Grand IN s ssr opposite 9aa hr ed
as Front
Termt easy.
HOTEL TO LEASE OR ros sALE.-rnE five NILE
p, oJ Icr.pooi No. Ii Third street from to H. a. H. and
ITO LEASE OR FOR sALE-rnE PRESENT " ELL KNOWN
RIVER $ on the s"uh I'D. o Isr Island with
v acres Of Land or more desired Terms ~ Lease or sale Ia
street. New York. or to the subscriber on The premises
Of Morrisania, the Harlem Railroad dspo. win DO
II OR SALE-THB sUPERIO e. COpPERED AND COPPER
fastened bark hlphs, burhen register. 37 TONS three
old built ut Swanse Mass and we'll found In SAIL and
'sns Apply to ts'a1 R'r Val
EOK SALE AT FORT HAMILTON, trhE Ma akOwsI-
most desirable country residence priSng hands
cottage, containing rooms kitcheo al
sailing Tor hre four horse cobcn house. gardeners house,
house. house. garden veil stocked with fru
trees ard The state Of cultivation front GARDEN
nta the whole covering OF 6 by 3z feet Tho
apect datel facing the bay and only five minutes walk
from the steamboat landing Price, $500 Apply
7. j. WOOD, on the premises.
L,oR sALE-TaE STOCK IN TRADE AND eOUD Will
OF business in this city estabhed In 1896 The stock
hand worth about $1,000 the Of the business
ooIe averaged 81 80 The owner DESTROYS
Of closing hi. AFFAIRS with view Of going California and will
Tell Address, box 2b3l Lower Post Office stating
~he'i er the rplicant can command 81 NO in cash.
L,AkN FOR sALR-sITUATkD ON LOT NO 81. HECTOR,
1onphns ty New YORK; containing 26U Of land
10 improved Of which the ~ soched down
with timothy and clover seed On ead farm there
petr quality both for culinary and washing purposes l60
Of sad farm covered with whit pine TIMBER Of superior
y lumber probably the bet In western New York There
of through said pine timber which
there several good mill sites and located within fw rods
OF H. aw operAt On farm
tn ghway ing om the Senecs Lake he Csyu,
miles distant IRON the lake Those wishing
tuchae referred to Catherine Andrew No. 6l
New York; VIM. H. Van Keck 2S Main street, Buffalo,
or Ichn I. siwell ESQ, the premises
T,O BAbBERs AND HAIR ORES sERs- ROa SALE THE
sock urniture snd fxtnres Hair Dress Saloon whoh
empioy four hands and donga br Of ~ yosr
SOLO foi Any person AN 10 satisfied TO the business by
apply ing TO BREWhR Impor OF Pcrnch Perfumer, No
81 Maiden Lane up stairs This Is chance fr
have . crih capital ~ Iore othe, need apply.