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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,

oR the removal and permanent all diseases arising from
Ey ooaat s Gua0as ErupSs
on the ao psn G
ges Syphilis Sss .. Ms,snr or
Dropsy Exposure or mPrudence in Life Also Chronic
In this preparation are strongly concentrated all the medicinal
sarsapaa combined with the most eseSs aids
s s " Sns sdla and Has me
qualified appreciation Of the public and
fs S 70 %s he 'ns
par been cured such as are not FURNISHED in the
who have @ capable millions s saasas
the springs and nlses vigor throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA.
The following striking add wiz be permanent cure Of
of scroaa commens iseB 10 al similarly 81
sourHroRr, Conn., Jan. l. lsis
ssDs Sympathy for Ca %a
in the case of my Wife She severely
n . GS nS A s as sss
and finding relief from the remedies used the disease Gha
laid open without any permanent benefit
pars The frs, bottle produced effect
her nda he sni and
friends she found her health quite IT. ro oS 0 Sn
the disease was thoroughly from d the our
SANDS s''s Ypars with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
well known in Louisa county, Va
ss 5 boy o on %n' wh 5
| lily. yours, truly, -.
| HALL, Va, July II, lsis."
s's,ns.rRL almost unnecessary to direct at
tenon well known, and deservedy popular as
but patients often who wish to the extrac
induced worthless compounds bearing the
this valuable
root and confer benefit read
sP. than directing their attention Of ths
another The bottle has recently been
and those who wish really good article
vii in this all the medicinal value of the root
thousands has proved its efficacy in curing thu
which recommended; and Mt the
time more any other perhaps this medicine useful in
seaonHome Journal
Prenared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. D. SANDS
Druggists 100 Fulton street. of William New
York.
ID. W. H. Gilman Sold Alexandria b)
Cook 4 Pel, and in Georgetown by X T. Cissel
druggists generally throughout the United State
Mar lS--t1SJuly
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J1OR sALE.-A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
near the Washington Race Course, and about two and
halt miles the Centre Market House, on fine road
This farm contains within small fraction OF three hun
dred acres about Two hundred of which of good
woodland and balance in good cultivation, and the soil
much improved.
The improvements consist OF new two-story farm house,
A dwelling farm hands, a new two'story stable ana
coach house barn and corn-house and other small build
ngs an extensive kitchen garden with extensive hotbeds
and pretty orchard OF the most select fruit OF
various kinds. .., :. 49,, :,
The whole tract well fenced, the title ndispuabe, the
price rate and easy 1t is believed that more
healthy location be found in this District and has
the Rock creek crossing corner OF IT, and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land The tract Is
everywhere well watered with fine springs -
For further information, inquire OF Thomas Carbery, o.
Washington, or Lewis CarbeIy, of Georgetown
Mar lot
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The will be entered our books unless the
payment Of the subscription be made In advance
Distant subscribers forward by letter the Postass
which viii be paid by and all assumed by ourselves in
saks transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published tri weekly during ths
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period sss than will be received
terms propsrtionedt 70 he above snnu. rates
90 PosTMAsrERs agents and by
sending DAILY enclosed SEMI
"EEf subscribers with enclosed Ave WEEKLY sub
sebers with $40 enclosed copy the
eauon as they furnish US subscribers for, GRATIS
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NotIcc OF the removal Of the Land Once from the
aFals OF st. Crox.' Wisconsin, to "Sullwatcr,' In
Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority of the first section OF the set OF Con-
gress entitled for changing the location OF the
land office in the Chippewa land District and establishing
~ additional land district in the State of Wisconsin,, ap
proved March 2, 1919, | do hereby declare and make
IiSi9 the land Office sale the public lands in The
Chippewa land district shall be removed from the Falls oil
ST Cioix (Wisconsin) 10 saltwater In ST. Crox county,
Minnesota Territory. -
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
Z. TAYLOR.
BY the PRESIDENT
RICHARD M. YOUNG, .,o
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
-1,,u
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Treasury Department, April IA, Is40.

ID the Sd section of the of the Sd March last entitled
ID San provide for the settlement of the OF
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise in Mexi
enacted that where questions arise respect
the efnding of duties collected in Mexico, the remis
sion of penalties imposed the ground that the collection
was improper the penalties wrongfulIy enforced, the
shall be referred Tor the decision OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury, who is hereby authorized and required
pay, under the direction of the President of the United
Slnes Of the money in the raised from conr
buttons such may be determined by him TO have
been improperly levied imposed contributions,
lnents, or penalties"
For the Information of claimants under this section of the
notice is hereby given that this department will require
that all claims shall be presented in writing setting forth
the character and Of the contribution, assessment
penalty, for which remission of duty is claim
ed where when, and wherefore the contribution
ment, penalty imposed and 70 whom paid The APP
pcaon be verified the oath of the claimant corrobo
rated by the evidence OF dnteresed credible
and be accompanied by the certificate OF the
accounting officer that contribution, duties
penalties alleged have been improperly wrongfuy
lved posed have been duly accounted for and paid
the treasury of the United States by authorized dis
bursements deposites.
w. M. MEREDITH,
Ap I7--eodlf2w Secretary of the Treasury.
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
r. THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ingtou for the above place every Thursday
O'Clock a. IN. returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday
at o'clock D. m, touching Gone river going and
turning Passage and fare 80
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa for the above place every Sunday
o,clrrL a M returning leaves Baltimore every Tue sday
a, o'clock D. m stopping going and returning al Cone
liver Va Leonardtown, Md, and ST Mays river Md.
md a. the intermediate landings the Potomac, for sig
nails to land ,.,,r, ,x,rc,,r,,
Mar S--dlwcodu JAMEo MllOHELL1
(1ILLEsPTE R~ad-making, with an Appendix
" on plank roads-l volume, and supplement-lSt9
An "a FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 4, lS49.

OBTAIN DOCKS records, documents which deemed
necessary to the Just decision OF any claim presented the
board and which in the possession power of the
Mexican Republic, the last clause of the fifteenth article OF
the aforesaid treaty OF February 1873 and the last clause
OF the ihird section of the said OF Congress OF March g.
lSl9 likewise, pursuant order of The Board,
herewith published
EItroet from Atiee " of the treaty bstrssn the Uaited
States and the ReDubic of MsIieo Of ID
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CAUTION EXTRA.

the RtEL cLaPP
sarspsrt,
@ -sl he Is n he y sending out arts beaded tret. 9aaeA.
r.
rewn, so hs wa pouse one angie solitary pooi Of thu. ~. T.
esai.h GENUINE
ORIGINAL OLD DR. jacob To~nsnd'. Old
nsae. IA" iAHuy
JACOB TOWNSEND.
a Nrssau-sL. NsuI ert
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JUST hECElVED, direct from the Island of St Thomas
- per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought this market, which
VIII be served up daily In SOUP and all the modes
of cookery and best posse STYLE Also from Nor
iok fresh oysters, spiced oysters, sheepshoad naoke
hoghsh &c, &C. all OF which win be served mp at the
shortest notice.
o. Families served as usual
Aug. l8-u w. WALKER.
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u OBERT y. WALKER will practise law In tho
Supreme Court of the United States. In answer to
many letters he thinks that he cannot attend
TO claims before Congress or any OF tue departments but
VIII devote his attention exclusively intrusted 10
him in the Supreme Court.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, near the Seven Build
ngs, Washington, d. @. Mar ST
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NEW style straw bunnets, parnsOls, &c., this day
received and will be offered much below usual prices
among which
25 entirely new style coored bonnets, the first that
has been intoduced into this city
Also $50 of the following descriptions. viz: Lyonese,
English straw, China pearl, pedal, and Florence
braid
Also $50 paraso and parasoets Of the latest Partisan
styles. 49,
To which attention of purchasers is respectfully in
vited. L. II. HoOE " w.
Ap l7-2wjf
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CORNELIUS P. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
ms will continue attend to the preparing and prose-
cutting of claims of the United States against
Mexico before Board of Commissioners which will
meet ON the 10Th of the present month"; They have had
great deal experience and recovered large amounts be-
fore former boards. Their terms will be moderate:
All letters addressed either of thom at Washington
post paid, will receive prompt attention
April Adm
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Propo sails for Finishing CITY Hall

MAYORS OFFICE April II, 1873.
PURSUANT a resolution of the Board OF Aldermen
i and Board of Common Council, approved March .,
Si9 proposals will be received the Mayors Office until
oclocksp Tuesday, the 9th day of May next, for
furnishing and executing the stone work of the pocoes
steps proposed be erected the south front of the
City Hail. plans and ecications of which will be ready
Tor reference in few days.
Proposals will be received also for succong the face of
the whole brick part building, such portion there
may be required LIST, with stone lime, sharp river
sand and cement I'd, with mastic, both to initiate cut
stone work.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing the
executing masonry for the foundation, and also for
furnishing lumber and executing the carpentry required
covering in the pocoes preparing the centres of arches
for the portcoes and the steps well the other classes
of work
For particulars construction and finish reference
had drawings and specifications at the Mayors
Office where all other information the subject be
obtained
The proposals be endorsed Proposals for finishing
the exterior of the City Hall"
AID 24-eodtSM
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81 en- iuicio del dicho tri
bunal de com sarios . en- eI
de los recIamantes Sc necesi.
tare para la insta decision de
cualluier reclamation, algu-
nos libros, papeles de ar
chiyo D documentos que
posea ell gobierno Mexicano,
D que esten ell sn poder; los
cotnisarios, D los reclaman.
ties por conducto de ellos, los
pediran pof escrifo (dcntro
del plazo que designe ell
Congreso,) dirigendose al
Minisiro Mexicano de Rela-
clones Exterlores, Il quien
.transmitira las pcticiones
dc esta clase ell Secreta.
rio de Esiado de los Es-
tados Unidos: y ell gobi-
emo Mexicano re compro-
mete i entrcgar u la mayor
brevedad possible, despues
de rccibida cada deman
los libfos. papeles dc aichivo
U doc1mentos, asI especiii-
cados, que posea o esIen en-
su poder, o copias q eX-
tIactos au,enticos de los mis-
mos, con ell objcto de que
sean transmitidos al Sccre-
tario de Estado, quien los
pasara Embellishments al
expresado tribunal de com
isarios. Y no So hara petit
cion alguna de los enuncia-
dos libros, papeles D docu
mentos, por b 4 instancia de
ningun reclarnante, sin que
antes Sc paya aseverado bajo
juramento u con alirmaciQn
soIemne la verdad de los
hechos q ue con ellos SO pre-
tende probar.
act of Congress of Sd March,
drrV into effect certain stipRa-
e United States and the Repub-
T February, 1919.
tr from and after the organiza-
designated within which such
he instance ofany claimant or
, Secretary of State of the Uni
Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
a~documents, in the possession
OF the Mexican Republic, as
the Just decision OF any claim
'oard, in conformity with the
daily, for the space OF thirty
enccr, the National Wing, and
'hed in the city OF Washington.
%. 1910.
CAREY JONES, Secretary.
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CAWD-The subscri bers most respectfully request all
n persons indebted to the firm oil d. Clagett Co to
~ Co will attend to the settlement Of all accounts due the
late firm b Clage Co those preieng to do SO,
can settle with ID. Cagett personally we nope mis eau
will receive early attention from our friends.
An Tiff ID. CLAGETT " co.
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OLD
Jacob
PIE ORIGINAL
OF THE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

rsss ia' Sss Ii; @ been % IS
SAYS M u t Being poor, he wa. s'"ren. TO lin" Is .nal,e" ~
only who e.o,sa, sstt
death, ro.iasd aEaiNG fowER Tho.
Grand and Unoquallcd Preparation
manufactured SCALE and Is called Tor throughout
young with changes
r.. highest .', ,sa I ss.s
lila F%s s".sps. roof w ms ned sa contain. %tas
re-. L.; An. .A.y
R medical . s root . 's. al % . a are RI. worry
GENUINE
Ola DIR. Jacob Town.e"d's snrs"P"riiia
s.n, a, II . psRsrsi 5 @ T s
n sy particle Of "dsa Tn. secured pure and con- h ,orm and
a thu isn sds s . S % % ..saa in sa meaning
Curc Of Vulnerable Diseases.
Hence tho why h somnoo 81. o"' aorby
ND M Hsa "a in HuEuM
TioSs PHMriis BIorchss hshsoa. .as
Impuriiy Of she Blood.
% a; :s M ,s q s:.S.. s;s
s$ and 1. s .S s % s s am" p oa ; ' P
excellence n.ni.uy and Acknowledged than
Female Complaints.
a SSI s ~pp %a Sr f e. mn m. wG% p os
eaaus Khass ''''
By % he @ an. ," 's"s @. general SYSTEM CIV" tone and
Nerveu. Di.ense. and Debility,
% ST. @ w sss, A s s..s. os ss Irritation
a", r POI ms a s nothing
% 50" '.s s;' e. ''
h.. blood On, a
The Medicine yo. Prc-emi nou,Iy Need!
n ca" s na f. h' said s. p T0""'sad' inferior article T
Compared with tho Old Dr.'.,
FACT, INCAPABLE DErERloRA
Never spoiI.,
,Y fragment. s Ro. !ss acid S a o. ' s. ss%' %
'y.1sp:i.
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Souring, Fcrn,enting, Acid 60 Compound"
OF S. p. TOWNSEND!

and he
= crior
should q
f q he
have h purchasers u r. Townn FERMENriNd COM
we ssh understood, n5erfe that's Townsend
Jacob
"s ssm that they unlike rerueuar having single
doctor, dnc.cr
protest. Che
in
pairing o changes
in-ea OF
II anI The unfortunate hahn into wounded I'm
to
the
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II. II. MORsELL,
HttOrnsT0t-Law,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to the public
Office on A street, the City Hall.
APP H-eod6t
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within the knowledge all and
tno~ by Joyful experienced
Trnnscendsui Power MsnI!
o
uihons health
"
Principal office l02 Nassau street, N. Y.
Price dollar per bottle or bottles for five dollars.
For sale Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt, of Pennsylvania and 18th street,
opposite the Irving Hotel Z. IL w. H. Gilman, Penn
sylyania avenue, near Browns Hotel j. Calan, corner
OF AID 1th streets, opposite the General Post Office M.
Delany, Of Pennsylvania and a and
Ridgely Co, Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ke APP iS-dNsWSr1
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u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ THOMAS PARKER
II nounce public generally, and particularly to their
country friends that they have removed from the old stand
so long by them, their new warehouse oPpo-
site Bowns HOTEL where they will be pleased to their
old and others who may desire make pur
chases in their line and would further inform them that
they there in extensive and unusually we'll
stock superior groceries, fine liquors, Wines &C.,
which they win dispose of such terms will insure
mutual satisfa ction APP 22-3taw3w
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N1OTICE.-The copartnership heretoore existing be-
~ tween JOHN E. ADDISON ana BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TroKER will continue
tend prom pity all beIore Congress and the de
40 rtments as heretofore. March 2l-u
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nREVET Major Theodore OHara and Captain n Il
Is Gather late Of the army, located in Washington
cIty to attend military and all other ptions of
claims against the government. and business the
courts they will also prosecute claims arising before the
Board of Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico
Officers and soldiers the Mexican may rely upon the
most prompt attention TO their business
Address 0'Hara ~ Gather, post paid.
10 6-du
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Lives insured, I25
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMI. HASNAY, Secretary.
Charles De Selding, No, IL. Todds Buildings Pennsy
avenue agent; w Johnston, M. D., opposite city
Post Office, 7th street, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application at tho
agents office.
hpnl7
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800 Reward.
FiREMEN's INSURANCE OFFICE, April 10, 1919
REWARD of one hundred dollars Is hereby offered for
information which will lead the detection and con-
ycton of any ncendary charged with firing any property
insured by this company; JAMES ADAMS,
President Fremen's Insurance Company
An wv
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r KNOX WALKER Will Practass law In the Se-
j preme Court of the United States, and attend TO the
prose ution of claims against the government Address
Washington, ID. g.
Ma l0-n
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LIRENCH and Spanish Lang"sEes.-J MElERE, lato
professor United States Yale College, &C., re-
spectfy acquants the citizens of Washington that he
contempates giving instruction in the above languages,
as well a. in the English TO foreigners.
Prof Meere aers himself that his reputation as an IN
suctor well established here require particular
references. c,,
For TERMS &c, address M, at the bookstores OF Mess
Franck Taylor, Taylor ~ Maury and Fischer or a, ns
residence at Mrs Williams, opposite MIR. Franck Iayo''
Penns ylv nnia avenue. Nov -
l., OWEN 4 SON, Merchant Taiisr', IN sm,Smer
T.. ceved their usual supply OF Spring ana I gu, h;
Goods, selected by Of the firm, respectfully 'i ''
friends to give them call =, ., No.,
| APP 22-3taw6w Inten: " Wv
---C...n., .un1K.-A general assortment OF School
p,;l 10 G,nnd for sale, reasonable prices az
e'ewMe.e inNpERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store
| MIS- hA' Pa av between llth ~ 18th streets
/ Feb Ib-d
| ,,,c,cp Rar,rd Tor Bcrnard) Peck, late private in
Il f;oIgn's com pany regiment United States how
itzer oaue,g 1 W." JESSE E. DOW,
Calling uP No. 3, Union Buildings.
| r KNOX wALKER wall practice law In the ss-
A
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Notice Holders Of Claims against Mexico, provided
for by tho Treaty of February a, Isis.

OUKbUANI The Board, hereby
given that the Board of Conn ssioners appointed under
The act Congress of the 81 of March IS9 entitled
act 10 carry effect certain stpulaons of the treaty
tween the United States and the Republic of Mexico of
The second day of February thousand eight
and forty eight have established the following Rules and
Orders, to wiz
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n dARCH Report Of Mutual Life Insurance. Com
NI nanv of New York Office No 35 Wall street
This institution during the month of March, issued one
hu nd red aad policies, WIZ
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
From the N. Y. Spirit of the Times.
Novel Excursion with Life PreScrrer


Sir:-l have just returned from novel AQUATIC
excursion, a brief description of which may afford
some amusement to your numerous readers as
we'll as illustrate the sSpirit of the Times in the
progress of useful inventions. On Monday even.
ing, the 9th inst, took my passage in The Isaac
Newton for Albany, with the view of ufiording
an opportunity 10 the members Of the Legislature
of witnessing an experiment with one Of Ralston
d Phillips Life Preservers. On Wednesday, the
llth, al 3 P. M, encased in the Life Preserver, |
leaped from the State st. bridge into the Basin,
in the presence of 1000 spectators, and after.
wards crossed the river to the Boston Railroad
Depot. On re.crossing the river on the ferry boat
jumped from the upper deck into the stream,
and on coming ashore | appeared in my ordinary
clothing, dry and comfortable.
In order more fully TO test the value of the in
venton, and also TO crafty myself with a new
source of amusement, | resolved to proceed from
Troy down the noble Hudson in the Life Pre-
server. This intention being announced in the
Troy papers of Thursday morning, commenced
the excursion at A. NJ, in full view of at least
1000 persons. Provided with paddles, and aided
by The current, made my way to Albany, from
which place | resumed the voyage at before 6
P. NJ, little before the starting of the Isaac
Newton from 500 to 600 passengers, including
many State officers and members of tho Loeislature,
saw me entcr the river. Some merriment was
occasioned by my bidding the passengers good bye
X.
Calling at all the villages on the way, necessarily
made the progress slow, as compared with the
speed of the steamboats,. Notwithstanding the
violence of the storm on Saturday, which lashed
the river into troubled sea, made my way from
Stuyvesant to Hudson g miIes) in gallant style,
occasionally experiencing the pleasing sensation
OF a reclining posture in heavy swell. A nu-
merous assemblage witnessed my departure from
Hudson on Monday morning, and also at Ca,skill
on Tuesday morning, from which last named
place proceeded to Bristol, and ihere terminated
the excursion for the present, having come 50
miles on the water. | purpose in shor. time to
resume the voyage at Bristol, in order to navigate
the river to New York, thus traversing the dis.
tance Of l52 miles by means Of this valuable in.
vention. 'l ''t-
The owners Of many of the small boats OF each
side of the river, supposiDg that was drowning
man, promptly piled their oars, and made for the
rescue. After politely thanking them for their
well meant kindness, assured them that had no
need of their services. Many persons have sug-
ges,ed that the article would do well for duck
shooting. Being poor sportsman (never having
fired gun), cannot speak practically, but | was
enabled TO come within or 10 yards of many of
the ducks before they took the alarm. Persons
with narrow chests and weak lungs wide the
wrter), would find an excursion in this invention
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
'On and Fort Gibson Packet.

E-h THE undersigned would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that
Eakfkk having bnilt the ALERT No. g, ex-
/ M the Arkansas river, she will make regular
IN Napoleon to Fort Gibson. He is confident
(@ sufficiently light drawing but twelve
70 run the year round, and will do so if the
Vii but extend to him reasonable portion of
'Aness. 1t is not his wish to monopolise the
s0l the river, and run all other boats out and
I''se enormous prices, but to do an honest fair
[.Saness Sl Not wishing to take any advantage
F'Ohc, ne invites them to give him call, and
IaAe them as comfortable and take them
ASi as any other boat of her class in the river
LH-S6-N. ]. p. GRECO. Master