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rave 10 present a few OF tic
c Lotteries - believing those
venture in. The lotteries o.
T the supervision of Commisf
/, and each ticket stamped by
al
e means to venture largely or
| find small lotteries drawing
'hO may wish to venture more
Teater magnitude. ranging in
Tger ones from SS TO $40, AMI
We would particularly caI
as the most advantageous 10
have about twice the amount
sane cost,-viz: for 26 tick
sc SIG, and the owner OF said
may be drawn over the sum OF
4 proportion.
lers. VIC Will say nothing, hut
of the managers daily, iorithe
re are acting only US 'Agents,'
TO make the best possible Sc.
Is, us we thereby gain credit,
ng prizes, mike the most prof.
T13 years in the business, fat.
IN selection Of some inIpOr-
on any solvent Banks in the
s i'll payment for tickets, eiIh-
Postage stamps received for
: monthly circular is forward.
If charge.
mrt attention, address your
SMALLWOOD Ss Co.,
BaltimOrc Nil
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~ CIC. cIC. etc.
iickets Seoi Packages $3.50
-iiaIves and quarters iu
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n LoItelles Drawing in April,
10000 dollars.


Tickets $40; Packages sreO
and quarters in pro.
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New Patent Premium
j SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
AND ss,7 - fat %. ID
Patent Phosgene Gas,

FoRBUR N1NGiIN THE AME.
This Lamp forProdeing portable Light, 10 confidently
recommended superior any other nolo IN
rnE LIGHT Is produced by the burning of aeritorm
Cas- which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per-
orations in Platina. - 80 ,s..f...'-
The Gas generated 1t is used the heat ofs own
combustion acting the connected with the Liquid
in tile Lamp Thus it is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeriform Gas. 49,,
Its construction is SUCH that all possibility accident
from its use is entirely remoyed and the great simplicity Of
Its renders less liable get
any other kind oLam 1t requires no cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Canphene Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without globe shade and
fectly free from smoke or odor.; s.I-5t
The opinions OF the scientific may be learned from fact
that at the Annual the American Institute in 1876
SILVER MEDAL was aSyarded to the Inventor, and D
ploma the the same pronounc
ed the BEST EIGHT exhibited to the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and and Retail; by - 1.
No. 2S Monroe St, near the Post Office 2 .
seipf7 Wheeling Va
s4z.ssss MORE NEW GOODS. iaoli .f,tai
FELRGANT6t Brocate for curtains AMI table covers,
H II English furniture chintzes; very rich. Also lace
curtains and fringes. received tits day.
L mar2I 20 3s11I5 5fs2if HEiSKELLi& Co.
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 1919
L mnin Street.

Main street.
j. FICKIESON would respectfully n.
nounce the citizens of Wheeling aud vi.
4 II E M 7cnity, that he has just opened and
= leegant establishment for the sale OF Violns,
Guitars, ViolnceIlos Flagoets Flutes Flies, Accorde.
ons, Banjos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. f.'
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing. F-t
Music for the Piano, Guitar Flute Violin, also,
newest Songs Duetts and the very best Roman
Italian Violin aI.l Guitar Strings.
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violncello and Violin.
4. klener's Furniture Polish renovating vanished
Furniture, such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture. III
Also for sale by Agent Keber Pttsburg Pianos
of the first and best in the United States
as Nunns and Car's grand and square Pianos, b. Dun
hams, Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos &c.
Melodeons.
Accordeons, and all kind repaired
al tie prices.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.,

OIbAIN NHARBhE WORhS,,
&C MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments In the East for the supply OF Marble and
templatng the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
the attention of Builders and the public in gen.
eral to the inspection OF his stock, consisting Italian
Egytan Sienna American and other Marbles the
ment in the west
Dealers would find it to their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention of purchasers to his
stock statuary and other carved work. Monuments
otaphs, Tombs, Head and foot sones &c, Grave
work in variety; being enabled by his superior cil
tiles to supply this work at considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. +1
Please give me a call and examine my work.
MICHAEL J. RoHAN,
ft' Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
G.Also Cacined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones,
at the lowest trade prices 1y.d.
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5000 dollars.
PatapSco Institute.
Glass 1873,
APrH 23d.
I prize OF $1,000
lO DO 5GC
L do III
etc. etc. etc.
Tickets 81; Packages $40;
Halves and quarters in pro
portion.
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=. DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
No 1874. nIniu Strcct

GEURG MENDEI,,
No154, Main street,
WHEELING VA.
7 now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS RUGS
j. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
cloths OF all widths and keeps constantly on hand Iarg
OF FURNITURE of every description GIT
Mahogany Framed Looking Classes Glass Plates Ventiau
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers Varnish. lIaircloth, Curcd Hair
spring Sackng Bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rns
ect all ofwhich will be sold at the lowest prices augi
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10000 dollars

~ ILL.,
Tickets S1Gi Packages S2oO
Halves aud qunrtelsimprO.
portion.
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4,S57 dollars.
Patapsco.
$3.50 dollars.
PatapSco Institute.
Tom T Thumb-Trya a package
1000 dollars.
PatapScO Institute.

Class I29.
gn.sT On
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irand Consolidated.
EEN
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TICKETS 81 Packages GIO
and quartersIn pro.
portion.
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american and English Newspapers.


Atthe meeting OF the association to promote the
repeal ofthe tax knowledge, lately held in Lon
don, Mr.. Golden was complimentary 10 America
and American newspapers. He says:
The United states were pointed at, and people
said see how low and vulg.r and yituperative they
are. Now l see their papers, and see how they
talk Of their public men. also see and read the
newspapaseTs in this country-more than wish
and vouch for it that the newspapers of the
United States do not speak in more WI gar or
vituperative terms of their public men, than
certain newspapers do of at least one politician
who shall be nameless. Venture to say, that tlu
ring the last fortnight, you will find in two high
arislocratic papers here-papers that are the very
pink of flunkeydom-Ime mean the Herald and the
Standard hear more personal abuse of one pub
lie man in this country than is to be found cast up
on any public man in the United states within
the period. Loud cheers. We seek
give the working classes that which tie ripper and
middle, as they are called, enioy-an interest in
the periodical press of the country. tCheeTs. +
The upper and middle classes of this country should
take warning from what happened in q neghbor
ing county. Have we not seen in France, the
freedom of the press abolished, with amere stroke
of the pen, without any resistance being offered?
TCheeTs.l Do you think this could have been
done in America? The people of the United
States would as soon suffer their daily bread to be
taken from them, as their daily paper. Why was
this3 Because, in America. every mechanic and
peasant was in the habit of having and reading his
daily newspaper; whereas, in France; the privi-
lege was confined to small fraction Of the commu-
nifty, and believe that the greatness of the French
people, would not be able to read the newspapers,
ever if they could get them. Hear, hear.l
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HneoruOFnIed, IS

.CINc SHATI, OIito. ...
Incorporated, 1S4S.
rTNE attention OF the public respectfully called 10 the
superior facilities afO, ded at this lnsttltt0n Tor qua
IfSng ind vduals in thorough practical manner for III
keeping By Double EntTy-A comIele
practical course Instruction. In the art OF Keep
ing scientifically Entry hooks In tho different de-
par tmcnts OF trade commerce and manulae COMFY
,,s,," sns",d indvidvsIy or IarInership in business
prosperous adveIse III the purchase and sac Of
merchandise atwholesale and retail I'M ortlng ana
ing OIL their own commission or on joint seeH
ation including spccu!atons in stocks real estate &C.
with seambOatn bank insurance, TaToad and books OIL
Commercial calculations embrace every variety oil COM
putaton pertaining business operations being
count, Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile COyretPondeneeSuch exercises are
genuine business style OF upon
the mind OF the student, well as iamnarlZe MN WIN
formG Invoices Account sales, bills OF exchange, &C.
Practical P'HahEhiPone hour is devoted IN teAchiiB
systematic style Of business wTiag com.o.S
elegance with and rapidy and perfect win
beauty OF construction
given these important topics as connected
with the Gvocaons Of the merchant In the operations
subject Partnership, principal and agent IN
strHments, sacs debts eto also ON the laws
OF wealth. currency foreign and exchanges Ceo
1t, profit interest, inter national trade DC.
The course can be completed in nom eight to twelve
weeks. a..
Instruction being given individually applicants can enter
at any time. s. =. ., =,
requisite preparatory qualifications. ~.
The business acquaintance Principal ena bles him
TO render siStnRCe TO those wishing to procure
Good GOard can be obtained in city at 90 to $3.50
per week.
TERMS partial course, books, atoncry, De- in
st! For s 3d. course books stationery Join R'S
jans'63-lyd PrtmetPat'
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HOUSE.
prnver nv the Rer nefnreat.

Prayer by the Rev Deforest. ---
0nmotion of Mr. Wallace the bill establishing
an independent bank in the town of Winchester,
together with the amendments proposed thereto by
the Senate, was referred to the committee on
Banks. -.,
On motion of Mr. Taliaferro leave was given to
petitions Of citizens Of Richmond relative to the
Richmond and York River Railroad
On motion of Mr. Townes, the bill to amend
chapter 16Snf the Code was taken up out OF its
order, read a third time and passed.
Mr. ToWneS was requested to inform the Senate
Of thepaSSage Of the bill.
Amessage was subsequently received from the
Senate informing the House that the Senate had
agreed to the bill.
Mr.. Preston moved that the hour of meeting for
this house hereafter, until otherwise ordered, shall
be eleven O'Clock.
The motion was agreed to-.
Onmoton of Mr.. Houston the bill to repeal SO
much of the act passed the 25th of February 1916,
entitled can act to establish district free schools in
the counties of Lancaster. WeStmoreland, Rich
mond, Prince William, Loudoun, Fairfax ard cer-
tain other counties therein mentioned, applies to
the county of Henry, taken up of its order,
read a third time and passed.
Among the resolutions adopted was one by Mr..
Tomlin, that the committee of Banks enquire into
the expediency of requiring the Banks of this COM
monwealth tOpay specie at the counters for all
notes whether of the mother or branch banks whtc
they receive in payment Of dues or on deposit, and
to provide that the said banks shall publish annu
ally what notes they will receive as aforesaid.
On motion Of Mr.. Lewis, bill No. 600, TO author.
ize a loan 10 the James River and KanAwha Com
pany, was taken up and considered.
The question being put upon the pending mo-
ton to suspend the rules in order to reconsider the
vote by which the substitute ofMr. Lewis was re-
jected, the same was decided in the affirmative.
Further amendments were then proposed, and
considerable debate caused between MeSSrs. An
derSon, Lewis, and RiveS.
Pending the consideration OF the amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Echols, the House adjourned
10 meet at II O'Clock tomorrow.
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rroar talented Glendale correspondent, fur
nishes a beautiful poem, to-day.
anfThere are some riCh Developments being made

suGfFheTe are some Iich Developments being made
in Pittsburgh; such as a saeees.fal candidate be-
ing charged on a former occasion SIS 'Jor adOer-
tng tie character Of Joe Barker, 81, for adUsr-
tising Baka's dishonesty, daily and weekly; and
he retor that the other side charged three hundred
dolla1For supporting an uRsueeessfuI candidate,
making corrupt sale Of its editorial services &C."
Go IL Pttsburgheis and Let the dell take the hind
mostI If he don't take you all eventually it will
be because you have repented, OF, perhaps cut off
ali egress to his dOminions, by pulling down the
bridges. ATE dol not wonder that in contest con-
ducted on such principles, gentleman of the sub
stantial claims and sterling integrity of Ma. Saw
HER, failed to receive the nomination. sodOm and
GOm0rah! but wont such places reap the fruits of
what they have sownI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

.rrTke Charleston Mercury publishes cores
poudsnce between President Polk and Mr.. w.
Piesens, South Carolina, by which it appears that
on lhz 21st of April, 1s45. the President rendered
70 -MT. Pckeus the appointment of Minister to
En5lapd as successor to Nh. Everett, but which
was declined by Mr. Pickens on the 2sth of the
game month, on the ground thst questions then
penling forbade his acceptance consistently with
the feelings of allegiance which he bo:e his own
State.
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURES.
TUEsDAy. January 4.


Prayer by the Rev Case
The Senate agreed to the joint resolution pro
posed by the house to proceed TO fill the vacancy
ia Militia caused Iy the resignation Of r G john
son, on the 9lst inst
The bill allowing fees TO the Mayor, Recorder,
and Aldermen of incorporated towns in certain
cases was read a third time, thereupon a clause by
way Of ryder was submitted by Mr. Watson,
which was read first and second time and order
ed TO be engroSSed.
The clause was as follows: Provided, however,
that such last named fee shall be charged by
the Mayor, Recorder or Aldermen of any town that
does not provide for its poor and keep its streets in
order. -a.7--sza----z. --ss==-=s.as
The bill together with the ryder was then pass
ed, -
The House bill to appropriate the entire CAPITA
ton tax 70 education in primary schools was made
the order of the day for the t4th.
On motion of Mr. Braxton, the Senate adjourn
ed.
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SUICIDE BY RALRoAD.-An Irishman named Tom
welch, discharged laborer from the SeaboaId and
Roanoke railroad, deliberately placed himself on
the track as passing out near the upper
depot in Portsmouth, on Friday; and standing boldly
erect, approach of the locomotive, though
his friends standing by adnonished him of the dam
ger and implored hlm to escape from it. The con-
sequence was that he was crushed to death. 1t IS
understood that he resored to that mode of desruc
ton for thepurpose ofputing endt his existence.
-RorfoH Beacon.
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JDunng the thunder storm, on Friday week, at
Mobile, fash of lightning destroyed a house oo.
cnpied by family Of the name of Beattie, farmer
on the banks of the Richelieu in the parish Of St
Matthias. It entered the north chimney, crossed
the floor through partition, and lodged in the south
chimney, which fell with tremendous crash, shat
terug every window the house to pieces and des-
troying nearly all the furniture. Strange to say,
none Of the inmates were injured in their persons,
e kept the eldest boy, who was deprived for the
n 1oment of his senses.
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Thaokeray and the New York Press.

A correspondent of the Boston Transcript, gives
us the following account of the dinner recently
given to Thackeray by N. York Press Club, ut
the Astor House. -' ttHn=7-
Take it all in all, it would be difficult TO get
more writing ind talking talent around one small
dinner tnble. Spirits were high, though spirits ran
low, yet all were sober, save wight, y BIO slant
ed trfe under the excitement Of the hour, and
whom ThockeTay is said to have remarked dryly,
that it was the first specimen of corned beef he
had seenin America.
Some international copyright talk by Mr. Put
nam, cal ed up Mir. Dana Of the Tribune, who sta
ted that negotiations were going on between Nh.
Everett and the British Minister, TO secure to Brt-
fish authers here, the immunities extended to A
merican authors in Britain. This announcement,
views, was generally applauded. Politics "ere
scarcely alluded TO.
The chief spokesman were Tbackeray, Charles
King, Bancroft, Raymond, Bigelow and Go5win.-
Mr.. Thackeray seemed to relish the occasion, and
was fee in eulogy Of the handsome reception he
has metin the New World. He is fine, stalwatt
looking man, lacking only Roman nose to render
him handsome. His ripe, rudy face contrasts odd
" with his grayish white hair. He speaks with
much fuency and propriety, mingling humor and
satire most largelyin his discourse. He was up
for speech dozen times in reply to toaSts to him
selfaud his novcl-bantlings. 1t minded me of an
Episcopal service He paid wa-m compliment to
Bancroft, Irving, and Everett MT. Bancroft spoke
repeatedly, and paid, during the evening, eloquent
tributes 10 Irving, Everett, Thackeray and Bryant.
Mr. Raymond and Charles King made fine speech
es as did Godwin and Others. You may well be-
lieve that humor and wit were current, though now
and then the shade foe Miller was disturbed.
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frrThe Atla Californian has the following We
hass just azcertsined that Noble Herbert of
ChaTlestown, Jefferson County, Virginia, Yves mur-
deted on Butte CTeek, about forty miles above Ma
Iysyille, whilst packing goods to ColuRi. Two
Esxieans, named Gonzales and Jose D. ASsuse,
Here last seen with him, and are suspected of hav-
ing. oommited the deed.
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I MoIr srn1Ers-we learn from the Pfittsbuurgk
Dispatch that the pilots and engineers, have also
m .ade strike for higher wages-the former de-
ma 'nding $176 per month, and the latter 100 for
frs :, and SO for second.
ma Smith Philips, of Aeconac County, slaught-
cred NO hogs the other day, one weighing lbsi
the OF her S2ll 49, q
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&1h0 RaWard,

STOLEN from the Tavern John Black the 18th day
of January black leather Trunk containing sundry ea
Ing apparel liable papers, viZ:Two deeds from
Madland & Co. 10 Thomas Pasoni three mortgages, two
from James Porter to Thoa Pagon anil mortgage from
Thos Porter 10 Thos Pagon with sundtY accounts and
other parers. reward OF $50 viii be given for the hie
ard trunk and contents 800 for trunk and contents
Any information that will lead to their recovery will bC
vento J. L. Sansston Sergeant of the city Of Wheelng
fan7-3t THOS. PAG0N.
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rrThe jail at Indianapolis vas set on fire on
"Wednesday night last bysoms of It's inmates. but
the dsnles were extinguished before much damage
sdones issssg
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IRA meeting was held at Waterford, Loudoun
comfy, VA on Christmas day to take measures
for constructing railroad from that town to the
PoiutofROcksy esq
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ADJUSTMENTS

M ELL o d p O N
No,O open epery Night, and nil positively close on
Saturday, the 15th ef 3anndrge' As
IN BAYN E.s
Celebrated Series of Gigantic FanorsfnSs'
ENTITLED a
t'voyage to E'nTope,',.. ,,,eo-.
MBRACING views Of best9l, its ~
II HaiIax the Atlantic, river Massey 1iYefPooh tn
Inrystai Palace The ir b59yi
e15pE win magnificent view of tho Thames Iunnel
6rilfantly Illuminated, and both banks OF inc Deauu
kEs- Am Exhibition on "Wednesday and Saturday Aer-
nG25s q GssHS5 cents, children oesee
is cents = A.. ,,o.,,. ,,oying NJ
II O'Clock. JeHH w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

uRichard K. Cradle, Esq, the literary exeeu-
COT 81 the Iallelted Calhoun. is in New York ma
king arrangements for the publication of an addi-
tiosfai volume Of a Calhoun's Works"
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sror on 4uE sUS.-A writer in the Delaware
Republican calls attention to an unusually large
spot on the sun, which may be seen through smo-
he'd OF colored glass The writer adds:
7stBy rough measurement of the present spot
found its diameter to be about thirty-three thou-
sand miles, consequently occupying an area on
the SUMS surface of eight hundred millions of
SQUARE miles, equal to four times the superficial
cohtentso of our mighty earth. 1t serves to give
some idea of the sIupendous bulk Of our solar orb,
when such vast deduction may be made lronl its
luminous surface and yet any dimnution of emit
ted light be impeTceptible.
1--WE have seen the idea somewhere suggested
by astronomers that these solar spots served to pro-
ducs hot summers and mild wintetsj if true, we
MAJ consider our present winter an illustration"
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Statement
or the wheeling SAYING lnStitution'

- WIN. MCCOY Treas rer.
WE the undersigned, Committee appointed to axamint
the accounts Wheeling Savings Institution and make
report thereof do hereby certify that have carefully
examined tho accounts OF said Institution and find the
above statement TO be correct.
ISAIAH COOPER,
JNO. McGAUGHY, Committed
hp7 w. NJ. BERRYHILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

GJsA petition thedirecton ofthe Virginia Cen
t1alRsilrosds to diseoptpne the Sunday mains, Is
ineitculaliolsl the line of the road. 1t has
been tJIs RulaatouEy signed.
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New Roots and Shoe

| = Wa. B0latI16t Main Street, Wheeliag Al -
TSHew opening the frstot OF his RSA and Winter
o. Boots and shaes EhiEh embraces every stglo sra
quality IN the shotrade for ladies' misses ana Ghil1Fcus
wear Gents boys aud Youhs boots and shoes To desE-
nae the EareE would be- tho lengthy FOR On aaReCtise
u-5r nhfastosR Is exclusively N6 York hiladeipba
ake thelatest stElS and best stoa ana Workmanship Oh
cities; it Is aneta both the
rs and the undersignsdl Particular attention Is called IS,
the autieesfladies tFageIing boots. Nu. B01F.
/ sepa4 555-...zs - iss
a 00pHxKIot Of 4feKee Roberts oa's premium Bank~
IN ets PWeeasr Cassieres, Rsnnos, LinssSs WoeleAa
Yarns--oll at factory Rriaes BY -