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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
NEWS ITEMS,

We See IL slated that John Percy, a
LAWYER of Albany, Tecrnily Instituted
salts 10 The amount OF over a million OF
dollars against the Albany Evsuiug
journal Tor libel. Twenty nine per on
however, testified Thai Percy vas OF
vigorously bad character, and The cases
ended in his having TO pay The costs.
There IS some prospect hat the long
mIn'Poiy o "ade ei.ieyrd by Tin iiud-
sous iidy Cln,pIny i II ar is end. NJ.
G,il, Inspector General Of Canada. IN
~nOunced last week that the Canadi-n
Government had reason to ioier that the
exclusive right If Trade ri yed b. the
tludsou's Boy Company III their extensive
territories would ne abr'gGled by the
Home Government on lhe iirsl OF June
next
The L~eavenworih Tunes has i%nielli-
geBce that DR. DIV ani son succeeded
in making iLeir escape from the Platte
Comfy jail. The alarm was o given,
how aud one OF the prisoners was
recaplured. The o,her succeeded 10
getting clear, alth Iugn a parry was im-
mediately organIz d Ia SOUR the wocis
ana surrounding country.
The Legislature OF Missouri has pa. sed
a bill turning the Conniy Court J itsrs
Of ST. Louis u Of ofiic-. Tine Judges
removed are Wi,ner, Lanhsn und Hack
ney. Their nfT-nce consisted in levy
irg a heavy special tax unnecessarily,
AMI in voting Wum ner into the Presi-
dency OF the Pacific Railroad.
We learn by the Tuscarswas AdVo-
cate that from SI,0OU 10 S:l,UO0 have
been paid 4 the Tuscara~as f,rmers
within The last few days for norses.-
Some fidy have been purchased by
Eastern buyers, a, prices var! ing from
500 70 I80.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
PnrIIIsIc OF. Il

The statement Piyrn this month will be read vita
deep iEresss by all Sho have eBiaf Ell he inexpr, -
Bile horrors Of Asthma Especially does u soEnsnl
itself TO those Who have besleVed that treatment zay
relieve, but cannot eHr>.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston & MeTiRs IafalliJle Yeast Potcdrr

A NEW ARTICLE
o MAKING LIGHT SHEET BREAD.
B:ead made with this Yeast is perfectly Wholesome.
nor liable 10 sour upon the stomach. and ~ more nour-
ishing and economical than Bread raised with the
e'mmun brewery Yeast. Price 25 cents per box, to be
hal at wholesale and retail. Of
n. A. SMITH e. Co Dru .gists,
Dec. -. lr5~-3 10. No. s. Main 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

The defendant. Jeremiah B Wolf. With take notice
that on tn l3Ih dsv Of January A d lsj9. the plain
til. Samuel L. GLEASON. flied in tie eour Of Common
Pleas. b : PETITION Tor partition for his interest It he
ing one undivided half of one hundred and ten acres
OF Land s.Ln4ted in Hubbard township, Trumhull coun-
ty- Ohio. now belonging TO 5 il Samuel D. Gleason r
Jeremiah B. Wolf; sari lands arr kno<n as the farm
hereto ore Owned by Thomas N & Jerrmi4h B. Wolf
in said Iiuh5lrl. no OCCUPIED hy plaintiff. Said pc
'ition viii be fur hearing At he next term OF the Court
- Common Pleas commencing at the Court nouJs in
Warren, on the sih day Of M4Seh Bext.
L.. n. UUTCHISs.
Jan. 10. Sow Atty for PstiIioae.-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
AZ Cleyeland With Cleveland & Toledo creva,.na r..
,omsas z Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and cIsys-
land Il Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
NJ Solon. with Hacks to Chagrin Pall,. Se.
MantuS with Hacks fer Ravenna.
: BraceViile with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to sharon. GreenviIls Ma.
vtile- Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
IorngstoWn, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
rolann ana Enon Valley. and thsnes By P. Pt- W.
& @ Rail Road to Pitishurgh.
Feb. Is. 1859. CHAS puOnva o.,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

Together with q general variety Of PRODCcR
and PROVISIONS.
co FEE v TEAS
cOFFEB AND TEAS
COFFEE AND TEAS
COFFEE AND TEAS
COFFEE ASD TEA
COFFEE AND TEAS
CdfFsE AMI TEAS
COFFEE Y TEAs
COFFsE AND TEAS
COFFEE AAD TEAS
FLOUR re have constantly on sale: a superior brand
in Bariri or Sacks. by the Load or Otherwise.
We also have a nice article Of OLD RYE WHISKEY
~ the Barrel or GsIlan.
WHITE FISH AND SALT
WHITE FISH AND SALr
WHITE FISH AND SALT
WHITE FISH nj SALT
WHITE FISH AND SALT
ny the Barrel. as chap as The cheapest. for CASH
only. a, The WARkEN PRoDU"E STD2E- Main 81.
Fob i6. 80. BALDWIN & co
, 1859-01-20

Resignation Of Rev. ". II. lIadIey.
Editors pres1 and Tribune:
As the movements of Eev. Mr. Hnd!ey, md
the condition Of the Chicago Ministry at Large
cannot fail to interest your renders, ftnke this
occasion to communicate to them the unpIes4-
ant intelligence that Mr. uad1ey is about to re-
move from this city md return East, to reside
in New York Failing health and M impaired
think, from over.exertion, and partly from the
nature Of our climate, render it necessary that
he should give up his present employment aud
remove to the benboard. The Ministry at LarRe,
while it will continue to administer its yarious
charities. vii! experience great loss by the re.
mornl Of Mr.. HadeT. It il rure that man
eau be found so eninensly qualified for the sit
nation he has occupied.
| transmit herewith resolution passed at
the last meeting of the board al Trustees Oft the
association, which expresses the feeling Of that
| body in this rsRard.
| Rtsolr<d. That the Trustees ot the "Chicago
Association for the support Of the Ministry at
Large" do hereby express their deep regret at
the resignation Of Rev. Mr.. Icy a their minis
| ter: and ther would take this n1taps to assure
him that they have the highest appreciation o.
his services during his connection With said As.
| suciation that his whole conduct hRA entitled
him 70 their warmest respect: that thia boart
deem this acknowledgment of their grateful feel
ings towards him for what ha has accomplished
in uchalf Of The poor and especially for INDECENT
and neglected children OF this city, to bc vel
1neritcd, though fatally inadequate. expression o'
their sense Of gratitude that this Association ha
deemed itself exceedingly fortunate in secusinl
The assistance Of q man Of 50 great beneSole1c
and executive ability, and would cheerful.
which It has been enabled to accomplish, has re
81 ted from the rure combination of talents wllcl
have peculiarly fitted Mr. aadley for the discharg
Of those delicate md difficult duties which haF
9evolyed upon him IN his capacity as Minister 4
} Large. CHAs- 4. GAEGoRx, 6ec'Y, DC.
Chicago, Jaa, u, 1859.
, 1859-01-20
THE CHESS Confess r.
The Match OF Torp13T aud Andersen
--AnutIler Cllatlcnxe To stauoton.

Correspondence of.he n. T. Tinea]
PANS, Sunday. Dec 26. 1e5f.
The grand chess match between Messrs- Nor
phy and ANDERSEN closed on Tuesday in favor
Of The American 1he game stood Nortphy, Z;
Andersen, 9; drawn, 2. The utmost courtesy
and good feeling rei8ned during the whole
course of the match, and nothing oecurr ed be-
tween the contestants to mar the good opinion
eoch had formed Of the other before co1lmeuc.
ing the game. 1t was played, toe. without any Of
thoss hurassing pre!iminaries which the English
insist on, and which render game Of chess q
sort OF prize-ring or race course. Tho two gen
tierneu met aud agreed verbally that The winper
OF the first seven games should be declared the
victor, and that theY should commence plaYing
every day at l2 O'Clock, in presence of.a few in.
ylted friends. These were all the pFelimina1les,
and a. the result shows they sulliced amply. Ii.
ANDERSEN will return Immediately to his class
Of Mnthematics at Breslau, carrying with him
the good opinion and the friendship Of all who
have had the pleasure OF meeting him here.
Mr. Morphy may now sit down and shed teers
at leisure, for he has no more worlds to conquer.
1t has been source ot chragin to him that be
has not been able to obtain match with Staun-
ton, SO aa 10 put stop to his boastiugs and pre-.
varications, but the world will agree that the
fault does not lie With Mr. Morphy, and thas
therefore he il to be considered as Staunton'e
superior SO long as the latter refuses q match.
Nj. Morphy oilers now to play Mr. Stauntou
and give him pawn aud move, but Of course
10 player Of Mr. Staunton'A supposed cAlihre
would accept such an offer. Mr. Aorphr, how
ever, IS justified, after the course of Mr.. s. it
making such an offer, aud he ssys to his friends
that be is sure he can beat him with that ad'
vantage.
, 1859-01-20

The Toronto Glo1e Of Jan. 18Th, contains
IN extended synopsis Of a 1"c:urc by kivas
Tutfy. E.q.. Civil Engineer. Aefare tue Me-
chanics' Institute Of TINT city, on the avenues
Of Wcsl.rn trade.- The lecture was large
" attended, nnd was replete With facts and
statistics oil great Interest. After reviewing
The capacities OF the present avenues Of west
eru trade. and giving statistics Of the growth
of tue Vest, lc came 10 the conclusion that by
the time it could lie completed, the Gcor-
sian Bay Canal would he necessary to The
commerce Of the West. We are glad the ag-
itation Of this subject is continued by our Ca
1alian cousins. With thc return Of prosper
lily Jet tue cities Of the St. Lawrence, if they
would pror1otc their true interests unite
their eff rts and they can command the means
anon. themselves and from tue Mother coun-
try Ia build this canal hy the close Of 1865
Dy that time the West will crowd that and
every other avenue to the :ca1oard with ler
teei1iuI commerce.
, 1859-01-20

a CuaE FOE 1.-THE bellman in the Court
House look. out is said to be really very much
troubled on the colder days and nights BY the
frost formations on the windows entirely OBJ
struc:ing his vision. 4 hint we find going the
rounds Of cur exchanges will serve his turn and
doubtless that Of the proprietora Of show vim
dows, in the winter sehson.
Take an ordinary paint brush or sponge. and
rub over the glass once or twice q day little
alcohol, and II will keep the glass as free from
ice 81 in the middle Of summer, and it will also
give as good polish Us can be got in anS other
way.
"WuA7 WILL nx DO w1rB 1r.''-This Interest,"
ing work BY Sir E. Bulwer Lyt:ou is for sale by
Mess.s Norris Hyde, 100 Dearborn street
The admirers OF this popular author are so nu-
merous that it is only necessary to announce :
work By him for it to meet with. IN e1tensiVe
I ssle Residents Of and yisitors to the city will
| always fad every new work on the counter OF
Aessrs. Norris 4 hyde.
Country dealers will please remember that
Mesars. n. j. q. hare laid in IN extensiTe and
| we'll assorted stock Of Valentines
, 1859-01-20
Caucu, OF Democratic Senators on the

Caucu> OF Democratic Senators on the
Acquisition Of Cuba.
NAsu1xGroS, Jan. l6.-A caucus Of Demo-
cratic Srnutors was held yesterday on tue Pre.-
idents recommendation in reference to Cuos.
L debate of from three to four hours ensued,
involssng the question whether any steps should
be taken in relation to it, and il SO Of what
character.
According to the best obtainabae authority,
Mr.. Mason made the opening speech, aud vas
followed by Messrs. Hunter aud Shields. Though
furosab1e to the acquisition Of Cuba they thought
action at this time lmpolitic, md calculated to
impair rather ihun improve our prospects to
thai end.
Hr. Douglas regarded the appearances aB
gloomy, but would support SlidelI's bill, placing
ia the hands OF the President $50, 600 900 to u.s.
STAT in the negotiation. lie EXPRESSED the be-
measure without sufficient datB to justify hin
il 50 dining.
Ar. Donglas said that he had long desired
the acquisition of Cuba-
Ia his Judgment there was but one mode, and
that WAS the happening Of another case similar
TO that Of the Black Warrior, to Siege the 1sland
By way ogTeelamat'on, and negotiate afser~asd.
DAVIS and others did not like the suggestion
Of Mt. douglas.
Tue discussion at this stage became lntenEeIy
interesting. the best ability Of she participants
therein beng put forth.
Mr. Sdeil Of coursa. adTccated bin own bill.
Messrs. Davis, Toombs, Gwinn, Bigler and
Clay favored the idea Of increasing TO sutii
cient extent the foreign intercourse fund, leaT-
ing the matter to the discretion Of the Presl.
deaf, as in previous cusea.
Mr.. 1verson thought that Spaia could be
wearied With the question Ct Cuba by the repsa'
! OF such parts of our own laws as restrain the
action OF GU. citizens towards foreign powers,
| or eomething to this effect.
The discrimination OF the caucus wes, With 9
few exceptions, to faEor the Recommendation o1
The President, although the precise mode II
| which it should be consunmAted YES not st
clearly Indicated, but the probability is that The
| Semitic will pass Mr, Shdel's bill
, 1859-01-20

i. Springfield, IN Tue>lly evening, it wIs hc-
leycl tia. 10 mole legislative business would lie
t1ouc this week hut by a displtch received here
List evening, nc learn thu: quorum Of both
houses were present yesterday, aud tmt wo,k
will do well to rep .gt themselves al tue Capitol
on Fridly morning, ready 10 vote wtlcn the coil
telnplatea visit 10 Jacksonville. I'm Thursday, is
, 1859-01-20

TnE MERCHANTS PoI1cx.-1t is With pleasure
We publish the following letter, which proves
that Mr. Moore is giving hia business the a.ten.
tion needed to make his rightw watch worthy of
support, aud that his men understand their
business, as it seems nothing il out Of order Oh
their beats without their discovering it.
Cucl5o, January L. $50.
G. T. MOORE, Eeq. Merchanta' Police:
-Dear Sir: We beg lea!e to acknowledge the
valuable service rendered to MS BY the patrol
under Your command, on the night Of the 13h
inst, bJ promptly informing Us Al our residence
Of tho bursting OF The Wate1-ptpes in the Office
abo1e our store, No. 20 lasaiie street, which
timely notice saved our stock Of flour, &c,
Tbs obligation il much enhanced, from the
fact that We are not subscribers to yonr valu.
able police, bus Of another company. Iou will
please enter our names on your books a. sub
sc1ibers and We hope thst the merchants gen.
erally will avail themselves Of the care and
w.tchfulness exercised BY the men under yon1
command. By becoming subscribers. and sns
taininR yon In Jour efforts To sstablish.a 3 good
and permanent night police-
Yours very truly,
H. G. L1ycsos1pS & Co.
, 1859-01-20

srrrosxp Srzc1DE The BoDT FouSn IN TUE
CHICAGO R1vER.-About four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. some boys skating near the West
end Of the centre pier of Clark street bridge
noticed what appeared to be the head OF q man
in the ice near the abutnent, rising just above
the surface. Officer Dickson's attention WEB
called to the same, and on breaking the ice
there about four inches thick. The body Of
man was iound and taken from the water.
TWAS almost Immediately and readily ideuti-
fed as the body Of Gabriel Fleitz, 1eil.known
German shoemaker, who formerly kept shop
on Illinois street, near the North Market aud
more recently on North Clark street. lie Was
man about forty.si1 years of age, aud has
family residing on Goethe street in the North
Division.
The erideoce before the Jury OF inquest show
ed that the deceased had been missing from his
home for about two months. That OF IF ednes-
day evening he closed his shop, and as those
with him at the time believed started for home,
since which time nothing bus been seen or heard
| Of him.
For some time previous be had naEifssted
| uumiatokeabe Indications Of alteration Of in
| tellect, induced, as was believed, or at least
natural tendency hastened, by the impfes-
sions made upon his mind By the sad tate OF q
[ brother who died at the Insane Asylum year
since.
Within the past few months Fieitz hnd ab-
seuted himself from home for intervals OF time,
giving, as reason. that he Was ''lost mar
and had no friends" About TWO weeks pre-
| vious to his death be informed friend that he
| had intended to drown himself in the lake, bu
| the officers would no. let him.
The jury rendered their verdict OF "Sucld'
under mental derangemeut." The body wa'
taken charge Of BY an Odd Fellows Lodg
whereof deceased was member.
, 1859-01-20

! D1sGR4csrrL LAFTna--Yesterday, one esp.
tain pae ker, residing in the West Division, was
arrested for violent and brutal azsanlt upon
his wife, not now living with him. The often CO
Vas proven. and tbs prisoner WIS fined $40 and
costs.
He turned abopt at once and instituted
counter-suit against his wife and one Of tbs
friends who hare aided her since ahe WAS dFiv.
eu from hin house, charging the parties with
adultery. This latter case was tried yesterday
afternoon 1t tho Arnory, and numerous wit.
nessea, of the highest respectsbi1itJ. were
sworu, On whose evidence tho defendants we're
fully nnd honorably acquitted from = a]ande1ous
md malicious charge.
, 1859-01-20
SlfdeIt and douglas.

The Washington correspondent OF the n. y.
Herald, under date OF the 10th inst, says:
1t il said that the Douglas and Slidell blair is
settled, sud thnt thess gentlemen arc fast be-
coming friends. Hops is NOW expressed genrr-
ally that the individual assumption Of Judge
Douglas has been chastened. and that he will
hereafter act with thc uenou, Rtic purity. From
present sppearanceA. Notwithstanding The vitu'
pststion Of his iadhc:eet friends, such might be
The inference.
, 1859-01-20
St. LOUIS, Alton d Chicago Ra11road--
Prospect Of Ke.oprnlns the Route.
Important Negotiations Pending.

Prospect Of Ke.oprnins the Routc-.
Important Negotiations Pending.
Our latest adTices from The scat Of war do
not alter tue OPPOSITION Of The parties IN flie
CONTROVERSY. Tie men who have struck 1or
their Rack wages, have not rcccdcd from
their demands, and those demands have not
yet been cowpl,ed with hy Tic parties ~ho
have the road in their possession: bit the 81
mortgage 'rnl holders have representative
Of thcs Interests how Ut she ground:
and the PSSbskilitics are.-: that, before
thc eu1 cE the wctk. tue working of
tie road will bc undertaken by Lis clients,
with the concurrence Of tl.c oWEcrs ii
the first and second mortgages, Will the con
sent Of Matteson and his co.]essec:. :lDd With
the aid Ct the operatives HON. III rebellion.
This representative i &. 7. N. Davis, ESP, an
Cd aud we'll known citizen Of Illinois, but
now Of Vail street, New York, who is acting
l,y the authority ut Ii committee of bond'
holders, Of which Il" is chairman. lie is
clothed with ample power 10 put into opera
tion auy plan which 1nay jr agreed upon :
aud wc sincerely hope that his efforts t" re-
store harmony between the HOW warring ILL
tercsts, to set the trains escc more IN motion
and to make the road ! piece of paying prop.
e1ty, may bt speedily successful. Wc do n"t
clearly understand the propositions wbicl. he
Los made; but it i enough for It's and the
public to know that they embrace the labor-
ers as we'll as capitalists, and owners as well
1es+ets and that If they are agreed IL on all
hands, the present iu1rogliu is i! Al end.
While tie discussions are going on and
t!le road il idle, the people Of all the interior
town: through which 1t runs, are forming
prcttv correct i,lcas Of what th"ir co:nlitinn
would he If the facilities which it has here
,oiore afforded were new cut eft without tie
hope OF bcin. restored. Da-lnes, + ut a
dead stand Farmers are bringing in 10 pro.
luce merchants are selling no goo'ls mails
are moi transmitted ; travel: except by the
oldest and ,u1est methods, is suspended: AN
communication Will, I'll The stirring, bus,
outside world is cu; oil They feel all t}lI'
very I:censv All everything which looks II
continuation ii the difficulty, every lin
thut the road. engaged in iu,eriuinahlr lii
cation, may hy aud l.: become yalnclcss ;llt
be abandoned, is head with unconceale'
alar1u Let us 1opc that they may hive thcl
apprcheusions put to resi- ly the SUCCESS Il
thc neeotiationfnt vii h VI speak.
, 1859-01-20

A'eos'
The above is very tR'r coaputntlon OF tue
expense Of the Police Department under tie
proposed Dyer scheme. Il is more likely, alter
the gentlemen would get under full headwar,
sboye, than that it would eser be less. Atleast
the expense would be more than double whut It
1suow. Here then are 81, ,oo0 orc dollar rca sors
why the Dser charter should never pass the l1e'
uiAlatnre
, 1859-01-20

Elsewhere We publish comnuaication writ
ten for certain employees ofshe st. Louis, Alton
aud Chicago Koud in this city, in which the
statements Of our Sprlus II Id correspondent are
coptrovertcd. We know that cur correspondent
obtained his information from whut he be1iercd
TO be IN authoritative source; but If be has
been. .missed, the fault il 1o. lis, Our Kim in al
this 1nnttes has beea to get tt the facts, regard
le.s Of the persons Who we're hit thereby. Let
Rtl sides be heard.
, 1859-01-20

Ana1sr Fon AEsoS.-0a Tuesday night,
man named F. keigner was arrested for arson
He was the keeper Of the saloon, No. 9 16 Blue
Island avenue, which Was burned few nights
sincs, and il alleged to have set it en- fire. He
was held in default Of = 900 bail for further e1+
a-nioAti nm
, 1859-01-20

EU&EHnlT F FlSHS~1UE 5Uns Ho1 s15s.
Il novel bet WIS made last evening. By some Of
our citizens who are usually willing 70 back their
opinion With money. It was contended thas q
much as when ont Of the water.
About & 900 was deposited with Stockholders
and party WAS dispatched carly this morning to
+ catch the fish. .
, 1859-01-20

The State Board'of the Iowa Agricultural
Society met last week, and decided to hold
tue next annual State Fair at 0skaloosa.
Tue following gent1amen were elected officers
ofthe Society for the ensuing year:
Prf.ident-Z. T. Fisher.
Jick Ptfsid<nf-W. ". Hamilton
.<tcrl4ry--J. H. Wallace.
Itxuuffr-E. b. :3ccbtr*.
The Boarsl adjourned 10 the 1st oF June
next. Proposals for the State Experimental
Farm will then be decided upon. Proposals
nlay bc sent in until the Isl Of Mny.
, 1859-01-20

4 CARD FRox CHARLES DENESr.-Exceptious
having been taken to the legality Of the Dement,
House Gin Enterprise. By which proposed to
sell and dispose OF the house. together with
other valuable property 1t greatly reduced
pr,ces, l would say 10 the public that before
opening m office here, l advised with prominent
gentlemen in this city, who assured ME that no
one would attempt to molest me. 1t seems they
were 1ni.taken. profess to be Lam abiding
man. snd at once stopped the disposal Of tickets
as soor as l found tho authorities we're opposed
OF it: and now having conEulted eminent legal
counsel, have sold the property to JOINT
Stock Association, and now offer for sale to the
public the stock Of said Association.
The pane and style Of the Association is the
Dement, Building Association.
lis hoped the speculation now offered vii
be equally il not moro attractive to the public.
would Bay that such associations or corpora
tious are regularly provided for By the statutes
Of the State, and / regard it rs fortunate move
80 into any State in the Union and sell ny ssock
certificates without suspicion Of violating the
| law, md without molestation.
And for the satisfsctioa of persons purchas-
ing tie stock of this Association, it is thought
! prprer to state that whenever any OF said stock
IS offered in the market for sale. It will be safe
] to purchase it, a. no stock will ba delivered
from the office Of the Association until it Is ~
raid and the Company have value received.
And where there are my incumbrances upon
| auy Of tho property purchased BY the Company.
! the Company will sestAAola double the amount o.
the iucumbrance from the purshaze money, IN
| Ill said iucumbrauce il removed
All persons holding the tickets OF the Dement,
| House Gift Enterprise. will please return them,
and il they want their money, they can have II,
or they can have certificate in this Assoc1a
tlou, which We think is equally n advantsgeou!
to them.
Call and see us at No. IS LasaIle street.
| CHARLxs DkxRSf.