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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

- L. SMITH, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE OF
NJ. elegant carved rosewood paror furniture pisnoforfe
very finely nad full octave gill framed pier glasses aud
November at the residence ZIG West Fifteenth street. AT
10h O'Clock without reserve rain or shine Those 10
OF superior furniture but little used would do well 10
attend, every article Is Of the best description, made
mostly order and consists in part OF finely insd
panofore octave warranted for two years; piano stool
excellent choice subjects psrlor furniture suite viz
two suits heavily carved rosewood and pieces covered
yore chairs very French plate mirrors
gold frames Italian marble stands rosewood marble top
Ire side and sofa tables; rosewood ecgere and cabinets
French plate doors and backs large Dresden china and
ornaments library bookcase candeiahra eegere
English brussels carpets, &C. Ha-Rosewood hat stand
oilco,h, stair carpet rods.
furnished with ingram aud ply carpets eight pure
cured hair mat spring do solid gothic bed
Elirabehan, do mahogany sor beds spring seat chairs
rockers chairs mirrors manel clocks, toilet
beds and bedding, &C, &c.
Dining contains oak extension table l6 feet long Sofa
oak dining chairs marble top oak bullet mirror back
silver plated French chna and breakfast sets table
cutlery glassware plated caster liquor sets with large
variety OF desirable rrockery and stone ware Catalogues
had NJ the house the morning OF sale The
~ attendance have every facility for packing and shipping
TyoyTINUAT1Ox SALE or HOTEL FURNITURE
~ NJ DOUGHTY Aucioneer. will sell this morning. com
rnencing iB clock NJ sales ~ Nassau street the
balance Of hoe furniture remaining uusod from yesterday
consisting part of rosewood suits covered in satin brocate
and plush g' frame manel and pier glasses bookcases
Brussels and three ply carpets French = day clocks ma
stands toilet best live geese feather beds bedding
blankets mahogany md rosewood warirohcs China crock
cry glassware nncr and tea sets cooking stoves &C. &c
10 be sold by order Of MORTGAGE
Il " LUDLOW JR. WILL SELL THIS DAY. nv arc.
Dutch Dubious packages to suit fine collection Of
hyscnhs tulips &C. wen worthy the attention Of ladies' and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

TyryRy N LEEDS CO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vi No u Nassau streetwill sell ~ auction Saturday
fov Al IL O'Clock NJ the No q Nassau street bnl.
u OTIS and seears eight and four hampers of very
rr rteh Dubious roots, comprising hyacinths tulips anil
,,fr very an Also about oOop choice Havana
rrars OF various brands 10 pay advances To be sold with.
reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

IIENHf n LFFI'N n NU., AV'TIUNFFNN--UFFIf =
HI . Nassau srretsuperh cabinet furniture being the
entire of Mes@rs Alexander Roux Co. No 40 Broad
way. which will he sold M auction account Of removing
UP rs.-HFNRY ". LEEDS a 90 viii sell ~ above
"Wednesday. lh and Thursday. 18th November half
o'clock each day the largest and most elegant
before offered ~ he public they will inspection
comprising lrre assortment ~ parlor richly carved
and covered IN ~siin dams-k, brocsde richly carved
oak walnut AMI eux bos furniture Of various kinds also
An elegant Of huh msruuccrie
and eh,ay fusaiure, with large assortment 81 other
Fashionable class articles They examined any
t,me previous The sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
oSnn PARTNER WANTED IN MANUFACTURE
sDUV. ing business that will net clear profit OF ~ 90
within For particulars call on HUTCHINSON a
co, aucioEeers and brokers' 80 Nassau street.
eC nnn Il RETIRING PARTNER WISHES TO
NZ.UUU. dispose 81 his interest In very profitable
cash business established requiring the aen
ton Of persons Apply at No. rs Seventh avenue.
so 600 "a RARE GHaN ss. s. s srE
tojon The subscriber In good established paying business
In southern city The best Of reference and full erplans
ton given Interview. No agents need apply Address
g. y :. Brown, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

ENINANCIAL.-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON COZ
II signmens of merchandise Strictly confidential Co II
can be shipped to good market wanted Parties rely
offc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

IN Vt. IK. WIIlTs NFIH THIS TIAf, Nv NVNs
IT, ton store. D Pine street, % choice
Dutch bulhou packages su fine collection Of
hyscinhs, tulips &C. ven worthy the attention Of ladies' and
gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

DARNUMiS MUSEUN-NEw DRAMATIC SEASON
- Great success Of the drama Of THE ROSE OF
PkURITH; or, a MOTHERS PRAYER. which will be
peated In elegant style this Saturday afternoon at wen
evening at ~ ocloekAlne Mrs Chas Howard DAvy,
Mr. H. Wakns the other parts by the OF the entirely
and superior company The beautiful aqua1a and al
the other be Abundance
Children under ten IS cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
uENRY IL LEEDS a co. ArcTloNEERs-orrIcl

1IENRY H. LEEDS A co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL y Nassau sireet-wll sell AT suction Saturday,
Nov. at ioh ocoek the salesroom . Nassau street
n general household furniture consisting
brussels and gran carpets velvet tapestry carpets
wood suit covered IN plush rosewood do covered
en- aud rod ditto; elegant gilt frame pier mirror
with marble tor pier bsse gilt frame mantc mirror.
h0gnny rocker covered In hair CLOTH mahogany
covered In brocste elegant gilt coraces usin aud
embroidered indcw curtains mahogany marble pier
tables marble top side and tables mahOca
nv French bed,cads mahogany marble dressing
xnsrhe top wash lands black waIut and mahogany ngh
cabinets and cummoles hair mattresses do holsters
and pillows oicloh mating. &C Also assortment Of
china Rass coCkcry and kitchen with which the sale
xsif lcomm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

UCTION NUTICE.-J. BOUAKT, AUUTIUNEER-BY
n BOGARf-This day. AT 1D1s O'clock at the auction
Frankfort and William genteel household
furniture mahogany BUREAUS Sofas lounges tables chairs
Brussels hreepy and ingram carpets bedeads and beds
oolen blankets stoves, kitchen furniture &c Also
saeone hand dry goods superior table nen
lot watches dc Richard Carpenter, constable Also,
stables saeot perumery, 6c Henry West, constable.
Also csnsabe's sae-lo plank boards horse,
harness: l. Germer. constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
sALAS AT AUCTION .

DoBERT PENN, AUCTI0NEER WILL. SELL THIS
~ DAY at O'Clock, large of household furn
ure-chars tables bedseads bureaus looking glasses pic
lures, dc, Gf. AT the saesrooms 434 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

A UCTION NOTICE-TH0S. BELL. AUCTIONEER-BY
IA BELL 4 LEONARD-This day, at l01s o'clock. In
ealesrooms Reae and Centre Streets viii be sold
large variety good hand furniture of all descrp
tions quantity of copper and ether cooking utensils; ice
chests pictures; full set of Boydels SHAKESPEARE
ings In gilt frames; do Don Quxoti Also numerous other
articles clothing and dry goods balance stock OF boots and
by Thos Bell win personally attend TO
out door sales and settle day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

NrRLo's BALL ROOM AND CONCERT SALOON
IN TITS magnificent and fsvors saloon undergone
complete renovation, and splendid hoor hss been laid In
and posshed In the Ates and lrnpfeved
pressiy h dancing The ladies' psrors drawing and dress
ing rooms are elesly furnished and provided with every
comfort and conve,ence The spacious and elegant supp
SALOON will accommodate 500 guests At time, the cuisine
viii he unetceptonabe, and every enort viii usual be
used 70 insure the comfort and 81 vlsers Inc
terms reduced with the present times
Full particulars spplics oce q Nblos aarden
btoedway, tom A. n III y y NJ, sad go@ ai iVIn nc
SysaipS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

A UCTION NOTTCE.-wM WILDE, AUCTT0NEER-
"A By BUSH wIDE-This day at lols o'clock, at II
North William sale furniture, carpets beds
couches French bcdsteads &c Also dry goods pledged
Gcles several fine watches, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

1QE ORCHARD sTREET.-s50op REWARD Is OrrrS
lCO ed " any person who surpass MADAME CLIFF.
TON in giving correct statements all through life
particularly absent friends losses lawsuits and LUCKY
numbers B-Msdsme Z. Is the only real genuine
In the United States She 10
~ consumption liver complaint scrnfua
fact All diseases mostly by charm, This gifted lady will ten
by simply looking the and satisfy
yourselves 1875 Orchard street. between Houston
tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

IL The United States mail steamship
QUAKER CITY.
X. w. sHUFELDr, Commander,
VIII leave for the above ports Saturday November n
from her pier a North river foot OF Spring street. at
O'Clock, noan.
Frcr Orleans taken and forwarded from Mobile
free Of commission.
Company bills of isdnR be procured at the Office Of
the sRsnla. No others signed. 49,
laiing signed np 20 the hour Of sailing.
Posi- SMITH A co, Agents
N UurluR slip. OF South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
sI,ORTING.

DIRDs-A LARGE AND SUPERIOR LOT or TAME
I'D parots also large lot of live birds for sale a. l Mas
street, Bridge Brooklyn, and other curiOses
GUNS, GUSs-A GREAT VARIETY SHOT POUCHES
VI and belts powder TASKS caps. &C &c, for sale by
ONION wiiEEiocK, no W Maiden lane, a, prices to SOFT
the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

ITO LEAN ELEGANT HOUSE, JUST BUILT, WITH
all modern Improvements, on the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Twenty fifth street. Madison square. In
gure the premises from TO II A. M or AZ No. 81
Iroome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

w NJ. LLOYD, AUCTioNEER.-BY VIM. T. LLOYD
w This day. Saturday November at l0x O'Clock al
salesroom No l42 Eighth street, the contents Of dwelling
removed for convenience of SALE consisting In Of bed
seads bureaus washstands chairs sofas
suits rockers carpets olcohs mirrors paintings
aetes mahogany oak and pine tables lounges crockery,
glassware with the usual assortment Of kitchen utensils
which must positively be sold without Deposits
qured from Every purchaser The attention Of housekep
ers and dealers Is particularly called to this sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

&CE0 TO RENT, PART OF A LARGE ELEGANT
POcOs three story high basement and sub cellar dwell
ling house on twenty sixth street. has moder i'm
proyement; furnace gas fixtures speaking tubes Rem
paid in board Address apply TO ALBERT WEIIES No
W all street, first noor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

NoTIcH-ALI PERSONS ARE HERrBy FORBIDDEN
~ 10 harhor or trust ~ the ~ the steamship CITY
OF BALTIMORE from Liverpool, debts Of their
tracing viii be paid by the captain agent
Nrv yoas Nov. S. 1887.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

BONDS AND MORTGAGES PURCHASED IN SUMS OF
~ $1,000 $4,000, $4,000 $4,000, $1,000 5000 81 900,
5000 5000 81 900 $500 and in smaller
wanted in Office. Apply to j. ID. WILLIAMSON 4 CO., Ii
Nassau street, John
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
The Atlantic telegram

We gather from the latest London papers
that the experiment of laying the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable will not be repeated this
year The probable destiny oil the cable is
the service of the British government con
vcying dispatches to and from India.
Frof. Morse. addressing the Secretary Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Co., advises against
another attempt to lay the cable across the
Atlantic this year lie says, in summoning
up the results already attained and that
which is in prospect
the two plans of splicing in mid-ocean is
practicable.
We have demonstrated that the cable once
paid out from ship is not recoverable with
certainty by the means at present devised
on board
We have demonstrated that the cable can
DC laid ont
Now with regard to the future:
The advanced state of the season opposes
an obstacle to any further attempt Mt lay
ing the cable this year.
Before a supply of the quantity lost can
he had and coiled on board ship, the season
of rough weather sets in, adding untried
difficulties to the undertaking. Hence a
postponement till the mild season Of June or
July of another year, would seem desira-
BILE
The weight Of opinion is that the next ex-
pertinent will be made early next year. so
that If the first effort should be unsuecess-
full, the trial may he specify repeated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

The following deeply impressive
Of Rev Brigham Young. The doctrine nd
vanccd sets forth the religion OF that NOR
mon Elder in all its beauty
But woe wee to the man who comes here
TO unlawinlly interfere with my affairs
Woe. woe to those men who come here 10
unlawiully NEEDLE with me and this people
] sworc in Nauvco when my enemies were
looking Inc in the face. that would send them
10 hell across lots. if they meddled with me,
and ask no more odds of all hell to-day. Ii
they Kill me. lis all right but they will not
until the time comes, and think that
shall die natural death, at least expect
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

Everywhere from tho Section of
country through which the two csudi-
dates for Governor have travelled and
spoken, We get the most glorious OF
tidings rs to the immense superiority Of
Samuels over Lowe, as a speaker, logi-
cal debater, and high toned courteous
gentleman, and the difference between
him and bis opponent is so marked
that the Republicans are dispirited,
broken hearted and despairing. Samu'
els has the advantage over Lowe, in
having aplatform Of impregnable prin'
ciPles to discuss, which meet the popu.
lar appreciation, while Lowe can only
'shriek" Of Kansas, and mutters outside
OF State policy, to which the people
have become indifferent. Thousands
Of Republicans who voted for the New
Constitution with its acknowledged
detects, are with Samuels, heart and
soul, in deciding that amendments are
necessary; whilo Lowe says that the
instrument is good enough as it is, and
ought not to be improved BY the pro.
posed amendments. Thus far the
Democracy are proud oftheir champion
and manifest the greatest enthusiasm.
We oaly regret that 50 short 4 time
intssvsnss between now and the day
alection. The moro the isuss ore dis.
ssssd ~ sssasss- i The certainty q
q ogoguhGlmj1s Dsmoesa&is ssesses.
i n 80 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

FRANCE court of a~size at Paris had
condemned Ledru Rollir, Mazzini and others
10 transportation - 7siegrdphic
Since the bastard Napoleon, usurpcd
the Sovereignty OF France, by violating
the most solemn OF oaths, and riding
rough shod over u Republican Const-
tuition he had pledged himself to main
tain, he has been haunted with per
petual fear of that rctribution, which,
sooner or later, ovcrtakes all grca,
criminals. tncompromising kepuhli-
cana were exilcd to the death breeding
swamps Of Cayenne, and those republi-
can leaders who're patriotism wa. above
purchase, were compelled to find refuge
IN England. Lcdru Rolliu is the
leader, the informing mind, and the
recognized head Of the exiled icpnbli-
cans. Out Of France without any other
power than that silent hut potent
influence which springs from lofty
purpose, Rollin is still the dreaded
enemy of the Great Perjurer. The
mention Of his name blanchcs the
imperial face, and calls up specters OF
the scaffold, surrounded by an cmanci
pated but avenging people. So Napo-
leon strives to drive !.ollin from Eng
land. But for the British Constitution
backed by British frcemen, Napoleon
would be accommodated by the subtle
PalInerston. Ia England, the people
are continual power; in France they
are power only in Revolution The
people of England defend its soil as an
asylum for political offenders. Not so
in France. Not SO on foot of soil
on the Continent of Europe, except in
the land of William Tell. Napoleon's
spies have logged the steps of Rollin
In London, and to finally drive him
across the waters, Napoleon conceived
the subtle plan of getting up the farce
of a plot in which he was to be assina-
ted by the ageLts of kollin and MAJ
zm i.on Eollin and Mazzini are
indicted rs criminals, are tried without
being present, and under laws that
refuse their entrance into France, and
found guilty of u crime. Under the
extradition treaty, their expulsion from
England is demanded, but refused
What a contrast does this case present
between constitutional liberty in Frarcc
and in England. In the latter country
no man can he tried for life or liberty
unless he be present, examine the wit
nesses brought against him, and have
an opportunity for defense. But in
France the very form of law is destroy
ed. Napoleon trembIes before the
single pen and influence of French
exile. Well he may Little by little
the French mind detaches itself from
this sham Monarch, and looks out after
the brave pa riot, who refuses, steadily
and heroicalIy refuses to be reconcllcd
TO tyranny; and the time is not far
distant when a Napoleon will be the
exile and . Rollin the leader Of Rcpub-
hcan France; emanc,pated from the
tyrant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
Bankso a. Isesse


The following articles from two q the
Black Republican journals u Indiana, we
especially commend 70 the consideration o
the Black Republican Gazette Of this city
There Is food in them for serious reflection
One Of the journals was formerly edited BY
.one Of the Gazette editors:
From tie Eranseiil, Journal
The Banks, hy combining their business
to exchange, force every borrower 10 ps
come drawer Of bills. and Afterwards an
Involuntary shipper and distorpef % 'esa'
lar trade
The hanks are made mere exchange deal
ers I,v usn,y laws While they are mol al
Lowed 10 trade more than six per cent on
note payable at home. they wiii as matter
| ~ course buy none but bills Of exchange
| an which they are allowed 10 dictate their
own terms, and can make IL per cent. per
| month.
Tie usury laws must be repealed, and let
men sell their Totes as they do their bills Of
Exchange, on the best terms they can make,
or il usury laws be just and wise. they are
~ applicable 10 loans on bills Of exchange
rs they are to loans on notes Of the same
partie3 II they are justifable at all the
banks and buyers oi exchange should he con-
fined f.. Tia. ,npi. rate. Of discount on one AZ
the other A loan upou a note payable at
home i nov securely aitainahle from bank
Local business has now no Accommodations
from Them vet orr home business i ten
time, NOR. ,uI,ortan, To- Ms than exports -
cur mechanics and Neutrality-suspicious. mer-
chants who deal in home products and sell
a, home c., 90, ma facilities from H.. hanks
unl.,, they will cousen, 10 become bill
,J,a,r..rs. .,d d,avv;,g lil,s for sucb men /.
..,.;, r,,;, III. L.d L.,t.r INV n na.o,.
| I.or Oh ar -, ,,cr cen, for a loan than 10 in
49,. a., Iaxa,.3, -, .bin,i,g .,I ,hn .haycs
,r,I,.. h.,ls.
| =, Al
'''" '"' '""' ,'''' ''"'"''
! The only way to make these inonied 10
siituiions OF service - the community Is to
| Pfohitd an tanks Of ISSUE and increase In
hanks Of Deposit tanks OF issue have sre-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

ErsoLvING.-A syracuse sabbath School
went on an excursion TO Little Sodus Bay.
and having fine day and Jolly sail, the
following resolutions were passed:
"Resolced, That We humbly acknowledge
our indebted' es TO the Almighty for the en-
loymen,s received on this occasion, and that
We commi, ourselves To Ills care returning
To our respective homes, in the hope Of re
cciving similar blessings of his Divine will
HcSoic.d. That We heartily return our
thanks Ia stone Sax Horn Band.
The Albany Argus remarks wickedly
enough. Oh this series Of resolutions, the Us
ually final enc is lacking
Hesolred. That a copy of these resolutions.
signed by the president and secretary, bc
forwarded, DC, de.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE 1t is not uncom.
mon to see announcements Of marriages un.
der this head in American newspapers. Ii
is custom borrowed from England. We
raw one lately. A correspondent of New
York paper, describing the suspicious event
says: The marriage ceremony took place
u the magnificent county ssAt Of ths 0enaf.
Nj hthde,- . ro96ht5o spot, reminding one
n1sa e epmo hehienoAst .sese1n-in rs IT,
~ q 1nH1Dad, 40 e 8 opaaHY ~ n
~; {; lllli'l = Ias
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
The Nanny Reaper and Mower.

We learn from the Rockford Register that
the committee of the National Agricultural
Society appointed to award premiums upon
the merit of machines entered at the great
reaper trial at Syracuse in July last, have
awarded the first prize for combined rear er
and mower. Ia gold medal,) to the Nanny
maehme-also a silver medal to the same
machine. Thus it appears that Illinois has
been awarded four OF the prizes in that con-
test for moving and reaping machines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

The Deaoessts At SCOTT County vtii meet IN Con
vsnston, q the Court Reuse 10 Davenport, on MON
DAT the 3ist day Of eaPTENRrR nsxt, at o'ei''s
y 20 nouriBsts psrs,ns To t.supportad 50 'A'''-
hissfaf The aesi Legislature.
aAIBo Que delegate TO each iownshlp' anu "i'
additional sor every twenty votes. AMI ha'n "
east ct tbs last saectisa, tskns the ta i"f H''''
test.
~ order Of tho ca 1nty Central C'maipe''
AcsriS coRM.
.,.,,a,. Chairman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19

LIEUT., BEgRyMA SURVEYING Ex-
rEDIrIoN.-A letter to the New York
Evening Post, from st. Johns, N. b.,
dated September 3, says: I'VE have
made a very thorough survey Of Trim.
ty Bay and Bulls Arm-the proposed
landing spot. The large bay has y
depth Of $50 fathoms, with good bot
tom for the caple-sand and blue mud.
The sharp angle made by Bulls Arm
obviates all fear OF ice'islands ever float
ing within eight miles of its terminus,
while the water in the narrow arm is
of such dedh that no other obstruc-
ton could ever disturb it. From so
to - iathoms in midchannel, perfect
harbor, and-locked, with high rock
sides. The bottom was Of soft blue
mud, mixed in with sand and rocks"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-19
REAL ESTATE.
- CT Z -.

AZ = As.s Gva =: $3.50, = s.ss
~ - - ~ - - u y ~ hsnds % q.
- o0os. end UAo oual1o $50 . vi rocon0s.d.
= fss iaeesrsy - hteA bealnsss eapsrisy, and
Asa1eeAU4g 49, Qnse.l salssonssise = a,i vAe
soooey buaiDees.
IvsuDl waasa = ssaelus,sa, thss have valuahss
Ioods q ~ sssa n povsaosss aAl vicinity eus sale
- ~ ! ~ = sess1 = ~ s0ne s.s.s essinsss
heUsS. TIC. MAIDS,
may1nltf IL Claire nOW.