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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF INFLAMMATION Y. C.-Nor.mh

PORT OF WILMINGTON. n. C.-November 1853.
ARRIVED
l3-Schr Folant, Parker, from New River, to Rankin
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman FIN Fayetteville to
+. J. Lutteroh.
1s-schr H. P, RUSSELL Dggs FIN Baltimore to Russell
Bro with mdze.
l2-Schr. R. w. Brown, Hulse I'm New York, to DeRos
1s-steamer Douglass, Banks from Fayetteville to Johu
schr. Midyet Rollins Hyde county, to Master; with
'0E seh Gai Fly &c Gasl from Beaufort N c. to Master; with
l4msehE Lucy Eaton I'm st Johns Fla, for \ York.
put in with loss of sails, &c to ]. D. McRae & Co.
Schr H. Halock Pow, SO hours from New York, J. H.
Fanner with mdze.
schr Lucy Whetham, Milton. Philadelphia George
4-Brig Princeton. Herrick, FIN Providence, R L. to J.
Brig Maria T. Wilder, Cunningham, fun Portsmouth, n
H.. to J. H. Chadbourn & CO.
Brig Ason, Mitchell. from New York, to ]. Hathaway
l4-Steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville to J. J. Lip
l5-Schr. L. P. Smith, Derrickson from New York to
De Rosset u Brown with mdze.
Schr Laura Harker I'm Shalotte, to DeRosset Brown
schr Mary G. Terbell, Rich, from Providence Rhode Is
land bound to RappahannOck river Va here in dis
dress with loss of Spars Sails and leaking toll D. Me-
| Rae & Co.
CLEARED
l2-Brig John Marshall Scoonbeek, for Bath Me-, by +.
Chadbourn Co.. with 50 bbls tar, IS do pitch, l06
l3-Schr Laura, Whitehust, for Beaufort, n c. by De-
schr Mary Jane Watts Jacksonville, Fla by Rus
sell u Bro; with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh Stedman, for Fayetteville, by
E. J. Lutterloh.
Is -Schr. Cherokee, Candy, for New York. by Geo Har
riss with 1000 bbs rosn, 1873 do spirits urpentne 485
bush. pea nuts
A-Steamer Douglass, Banks, for Fayetteville, by John
! Banks.
I4-Schr Mary E. Pierce Smith, for Boston, by J. & d.
McRae & Co.; with l39 bbs pitch. $50 bushels pea nuts,
! $4,000 feet lumber.
ll-schr Wake, Briggs New York by Geo. Harriss
bbls IL bags fruit 25 bbs Flour 234
bushels Faxsced, 81 bales Cotton S66 bbls Spirits Turpen-
tine $50 do Rosin boxes Tobabcco and 362 bushels
Pea Nuts
l5-Schr Alaric Lovnier for New York, by j. H. Elan
with naval stores &c.
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received since our last, and there is good
article is rather dull The receipts and sales If tbe sne
only ~ RATS at prices ranging within quotations See
I rates advanced shade ON ma
a stores since review Vessels are much wanted
nu plenty OF produce the wharves waiting sbnman
zee table for last rates paid. '"ip"'n'
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec I2-Cotton-
dueed to correspond with sales the att part of h re-
morning before going press Teno N9 sales this
Whi.ev or e I'd "a sales easily made Wheat 81 TO-
Spirits Turpentnc 5s cents.-Obs rs-''A' % 20
BALTIMORE, Dec. l3.-Cotton 9k0Ilc Coeee-R;o
ey M q g % SSs bk oar e 5000
Rye Flour S. 81 nd.eouny Com Meal s. ia ss
city do 81 g 81 y Dbl; Wheat-saes at IL q 81 Is
Tor red to 81 81 SO % bushe for good to prime white
COrnsaes at 81 for new white 90 cents for od
and % g 81 cents y bushe for yellow Pennsyi
IS 40 cents bushel Rice Il . h. Whiskey-We
note sales at 27c in bids and M IS cents o gallon in
Dbl Bacon shoulders sides old 6iCS7 cents nav DO
@S3 cents, and hams lo@9I2 cents = b. Lard Slaioi q h
NEW YORK, Dec. 13Sales of $500 bales of Cotton at
steady rates Flour has advanced I2b cents with LARGO
export demand-Sales of q, 900 bbs sS 81 81 for
State and 60 20 Ohio sales of 1900 bbl South
ern at 81 a IL Wheat is buoyantsaes 900 bushels
at 81 70 for Genesee and 81 81 for Southern white Sales
So bushels Corn sor S at SIC for RxOd and s 70. yeew
at SO a 6Oc. Whiskey 2si cents. 80 FA''
NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-Naval Stores-New- Berne Tur.
pentine is held firmly s. u $50 H. and the stock of ali
kinds is light Spirits Turpentine been sold at fur
Their reduction of cent gallon but easily obtain
ed at the lower rate holders generally asking 6 cents cash
for whole parcels with sales and obtaining 81 for
tail lots The demand fer Common Rosn good but White
is The sales 1900 bbls. North County, and
600 Wilmington Turpentine at 81 SA % 2S0 h. 600 Spirits
Turpentne 65 66 cents cash. GOO at the latter yester
day y $500 Wilmington Common Rosin, 81 so 2670 New
Ber Bern q "A 81 70 300 North County 81 TO- delivered
Pitch, 81 sl4 and 800 Rope Tar &C., So so So IS.
Rlce-We have no change to notice in prices but the
market heavy The sales of the week amount to abou
700 ties. at o. a 81 so, cash.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30-Cotton continues in fair deman,
at firm rates. Sales since the Niagara of 1000 bales
which spectators took 5000 and exporters 5000 New Or
leans SD Middling 3D. Fair Upands 5sd Middling sgd
Breadsutfs in fair demand at decline of Id. il
wheat, 6dls in Flour, and Is in Richardson quote
canal -four at S6s 36s 6d Philadelphia, Baltimore
Ohio 36s 3D. q 37s White wheat los a los 3d. red an
mixed 9s i'd Is. l0d; white dos 46s 3D.; yeoy
45s @O46s
Provisions -McHenry quotes Beef saleabe. Por
unchanged Sides and Shoulders lower Lard tends down
ward Tallow lower Sugar firm at full rates Rice is
unlimited demand Tea net active, but prices steady.
LONDON, Nov: 3O.-Sugar quiet and firm. Coffee actv
at frmer rates. Tea active at very firm ordinar
Congou Is Sd East India Rice active. TallOw quiet
Scotch Pig Iron 79s. S0s. per ton. Money not nue.
changed. ConSols 95 a 954.
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NEW BOOK STORE,

TIVE Subscriber has just received large assortment OF
L School, Medical and Miscellaneous, Books purchased
by him in person at the lowest cash prices of the largest
Houses il New York which he is prepared to sell
the mott and begs that his friends and
the public generally will favor him with their patronage
he satisfied he do well for them any other retail
House any place His motto shall be, quick sales and
small profits which he hopes the liberal patronage of gem
crou community will prove be the best policy He would
advertise until his stock complete; he thinks
he furnish anything IN his line.
he latest and popular books published to be
found his store among which Chalmers works Nell
villcs Bunyans Thackerays Wards. Dickens McCaul-
ey Abbott's, WiIlss, Coleridgcs Iarris's, Headeys
Sidney smith, and many others.
lie has likewise large stock Of Stationery Blank Books
every size and description; Copying Books Blank Check
Books and Cypheriug Books Cap Paper blue and white
ruled plain long and broad; Account Paper Deed Pa
per Drawing Paper; Tissue Paper, and Wall PAPER;
splendid of fancy Note Paper and Envelopes
Quils Steel Pens, Slate Pencils, Sealing Wax Wafers
black blue and red Inks, all sizes and Copying Inks
satisfied cannot fail to please PAPER Mashg goods of all
kinds Writing Desks Work Boxes Card Receivers, Ink
stands Card Gases, and very large variety of Port Mo
nacs Pocket Books, Paper Weights Pictures, Recues,
and Pcfnery All he asks is that his friends and see
Dec. Is j. L. MONDo.
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NOTICE.
T OST OR MISLAID, NOTE on Thos ]. Armstrong,
IL principal, Samuel Davis and Owen l.. Flyaw, suretie
for three hundred and ortyve dollars made January 3D.
1853 due January st 1854 forewan all from ira
ding for the above named note the maker paying the
same to any person except myself or lawful agent.
DANIEL SWANSON.
Dec. 10Th. 1858 I5-4t
CHEESE. $50 boxes superior Cheese, for sale by
~ Dec. 18th FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
VX7HISkEY 200 bbls II ecfed Whiskey, hourly expec-
w ted to arrive. for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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RAILROAD Lyrics.

AIR" COMING THROUGH THE RYE
If an engine meet an engine
IS Coming round a curve"
If they smash track, train and tender,
What do they deserve
Not penny's paid to any,
So far as we observe,
But all acquit the engineer,
When looming round curve.
If an engine meet a steamer
Coming through the draw
If they crush or drown the public,
Need we go to law
If the engineer was careless
P'raps he's rather raw
They don't discharge an honest fellow,
Coming through the draw"
If a steamer chase steamer,
Running up to time,''
If they burst their pipes and boiler,
Where's the mighty crime
Should jury in a fury.
Make them pay one dime,
Or send the officers to prison.
Running up to time?
If they MAIN or kill body,
Or body's wife,
Need body sue body,
For baggage, limb or life
If you sue for damages,
For pay for what you lost,
You get broken neck or leg,
And have to meet the cost.
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;IARRIE d.

In this town. the morning of the l4tb inst Cyrus s
CAUSE, aged years, son of 1hos and NJ. l.. Cause.
At Little River, S. c., On 2lst. Nov, ut Mrs. FANNY
WARD wife of David Ward Esq formerly of Onsow eoun-
ty, n. c., aged about 50 yeats
For about thirty years she member of the NJ. E.
months preclude, in great degree all communication
with her friends but proper exercise of mind not de-
MED her In the dying hour she found the God whom she
had served still faithful and after quarter of century
of bearing and Jealous devotion to duty her pilgrimage
ended IN peace and full assurance of happy eternity
Those who sleep in Jesus, will God bring him. and
e where he is there shall they be- Is. n. w.
New Era please copy
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our MOTTO rs Ito PLEAsE."
a Wilmington Saddle. Harness, @fssroN 81,
TXSn,rxx .1MSDDu.croRvs "a ~ e:

E subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment of Coach
Saddles Brides. Whips. Sc. Trunks Faliscs, Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satchel, fancy Trunks Sc Always on
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly Nets and
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
which be of the best maeria! and work
manshp and will sold low for caSh short crcd to
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags, &c, made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips at Wholesale
sion JOHN J. CONOLEY.
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lust RECEIyED-A general and splendid assortment of
j PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES, suitable to
Fall Trade TOILET SOAPS and LII BIN POWDERS:
10000 HAVANA CIGARS. fresh and large supply Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. and CHEMICALS. 100 ozs. of
French and English QUININE. large supply of WHITE
LEAD just received. For sale by
Sept. 10, SO -Il-H-3+l c. d. DUPRE.
sS- Herald and Commercial copy.
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GloveIess and Ringiess.

Effects OF singular elegance sometimes produced
by means simple and obvious. The reader who has
seen young lady in full dress, with her hands I'M
gLoved and rngless, has beheld an effect of this
ure One ring polls it. The hands must be quite devoid
OF ornament or covering. And the reason is evident
The hand is one of Natures beautiful things and,
like all the rest of Natures beautiful things has a
two-fod beauty-a beauty of its own, and beauty
IN Its proportion to parts adj acent. Cover the hand
with kid glove, or put rings upon the fingers, and
Nature is banked of her sweet intent in two partcu-
lars the hand is enlarged and the hand is hidden
Such was the undercurrent of reflection which passed
through our mind when we saw, the other evening,
beautiful Parisenne enter New York drawing
room, IN an evening dress of the simplest and most ex
qulstle taste, with no gloves upon her hands and no
TngS upon her pretty fingers. Goveess and ringless
he all tar hands that eyes see henceforh and for
ever The lady Nldlle be Lamotte, the pianist,
whose classical soirees have delighted the townlately
II may have been professional touch: it may have
been an idea of her it may be a new Partisan
fashion, 1t will not become fashion, however,
and ought not. Some hands--ederly ones, for exam
pie, and these which are huge, red stumpy, oil
rough, or male-may well be covered up. Bn
hands which are young and pretty: can we see toe
much OF them' Impossible Home Journal.
DIVIDENDs.-The Bank of the State of North Car
ollha has declared dividend of per cent. And the
Merchants Bank of New-Berne a dividend of pei
cent
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HE Subscriber has just completed his arrangements for
/ supplying the best CIRCULAR SAWS made, and for
keeping stock hand of all sizes. up to 90 inches
Every Saw warranted and sold at prices
J. al. ROBINSON
Wilmington, n c.. June 18th, 1853. 2ss
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER l5TH, 1855.

[SeerS of Turpen tine should bear in mind that keep
standing note, at the foot of table of prices stating
that virgin dip subject deduction according to its dry
ness At this of the year deduction of onefth is
usually made from the actual selling price.
TURPENTINE-In this article have little change
to note Sales have been made since last review at
decline of soft The receipts OF the week have
nlioht md he LEST bills follows:
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NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing Inspection
erage, &c.;s Lumber so cents to 81 y NJ Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents y bband naval stores,
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred.--*For Virgin mixed Turpcntne deduction
of oneifth is made, according to quality.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTES.

TTIS Institution will its third Session the
l. second Monday in January 1854. Every branch of fe
male education is taught the Institute and the present
number of Scholars warrants the belief that School
country furnishes greater facilities for mpartng knowledge
The will not exceed 1924 for the
literary course and with the usual number of
tas the necessary expense will not exceed $70
Board per month in tho Institute So good Board may be
had in the private families of the village much cheaper
Tuition for all English branches per Session of Fl weeks
primary So all branches in the LIST and I'd Glasses
$l2 Junior and Senior Glasses $l5
For particulars the public is referred to Circulars,
which he had by addressing the Secretary the Prnc
pal. H. A. BlZZELL, Sec'y
Clinton, May 20, lS53-39-tf.1 Of Board of Trustees
NOTICE.
IAVlN changed my business and sold my stock of goods
IL hereby give notice to all indebted me- that their
made out and ready for settlement respect
fully request their immediate attention.
w. G. HOWARD
p. SAlso, all indebted to the late firm of HOWARD
PEDEN who do pay up by the LIST of January next
will find their placed in the hands of officers
collection. nov 1877 w. G.. HOWARD.
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CIRCULAR saws.

1n0 BBLS. assorted Sugars, and hhds brown Sugars
llJU which will be sold cheap for cash, by
S.nt ~ c. DuPRE d
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EREIGHTS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentne Rosin, and Tar, rer barrcl,...$ % 60
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 SO
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross 90 22a
cotton, per Dae, Il 70 d do
Cotton goods and yarns per foot, e
FlaXseett, per caSk uU Ii "
Lumber, per NJ. . 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, As so
Shirts Turnentine -. do 800. 90 a 70
Ground Peas, per bushe Il )
Lumber, per NJ, size. . 30 8 90
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot,......6 o
Rice per 100 lbs ............. 49,. 22t
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne ROsin and Tar, per barrel. So IS
Spirits Turpntine. do 90 80
Lumber, perAI..... 10 so Ill 90
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See advertisement on fourth page.
NEW GROCERY,
} 5 SOITT'H SIDE MAREET-ST.

NO. s. SOUTH SIZE MILK EI-NI.
T Il. RESTON & CO. have on hand at present, and ex
j pect to receive FRESH SUPPLIES by almost every
vessel Coffee of all kinds Loaf Brown and every variety
of Sugars Honey. Molasses and Syrup Flour various
fancy brands in bbls and bags Buckwhea in bags and
boxes Fulton Market Beef Tongues Dried Beef Pork and
Goldfish Butter Apples Onions, Candies all kinds
o-LamP Sperm and Olive Che best best Olive oil in the
Macaroni Gelatines Iznglass &c; Spices nearly all
sorts Dried Fruits Raisins Prunes Ginger all kinds Of
English of American Preserves, put up by of the
best Preservers in New York Considerable quantity OF
trash which shall mention White Brandy for pre-
serving and article of French imported White Wine
Vinegar good fancy articles which We cant emu
Having paid great attention to the selection of favorng
extracts &c. both price and quality we can beat the
town In fact we almost cverythng except Egg P0c
ders we are done humbuggng the community, but If any
body wants them they find them at T. DuPre & Co 8
s- s. Ladies' weighed grats-and the weights of the
rarv thin ones kent a profound secret.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

HO1loNV W PILLS, safe and rtaE remedy for En-
digestion mud Complaints Of the Stomach.
The symptoms arising dyspepsia disodered
appetite dstenon of the stomach flushed
and sinking after meals detection spirits defec
circulation of the blood also frequent the head and
To these unpleasant senEations only
take doses of Holoways Pills This inestiuable
medicine will palate the urgent symptoms
the OF the stomach of the disease
Sold at the Establishment 1i Professor holloway pa Strand
Temple Bar London and by all respectable
Medicines throughout the British Empire, those
the United Boxes 374c &c. 81 60 each Whole
principal Drug of the Union Messrs
3. b. Sands, New York; S. b. & j. A Evans Wilmington,
N Z.
HThee nsiderabc saving taking the largest sizes
Directions for the guidance patients every disorder
am xed to each Box.
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VISIT HAIsRIsON'S VS.. WHTTEHURST'S
WILMINGTON GALLERY

WHAT treasures of art does this little contain -
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
greets your eye Here you nger profaby hours
Contemplating the nobest of Gods creation-man; here
silently with the living and the dead, until the
withered of memory again restored and strength
encd and reaches forth its hand greet those with whom
intimately associated, but inhabit the
gloomy prison house of forgeuncSs. Who would die with
leaving desirable token of remembrance behind?
Here beauty with its diversity of expression and features,
gows forth from the plato with aptuous divinity and fas
enaes The until the heart wohps them, not like the
nmitabIe IN gimy Angels, the santed Madonna, the
uebcardcd Mngdnte but the unapproachabe Daguer
reotypes of relatives and friends, made by Harrison
BsNi5t bis Gallery whether you wish of his unequal
led pictures Mr. H. is acknowledged to be the best
Dagucrreotypist in the state A VISITOR.
Nov 18th. 1858. 73-tf
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LAWS MUsKETs.--It is stated by the New York
papers that duite large number of these old musk
cts have gone ,of-to Europe No suspected
that they could go off in any other way. We do
not learn on which side they are to be used. We
sympathize with the soldiers who are to stand at
the butts of those muskets. They will become the
butt of all Europe. We fancy we whole pla-
oons falling from the recoil of their guns, and
piteously crying, Oh Law ~
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES!

s THE subscriber has just received
@AlySfS<7xaCS.a and win continue to receive weekly
ESRa4sS4aSg1HRf from Messrs. Dunlap & Co, their
Ees1as.zsN% work, which he offers for sale low for
Cash approved paper at so days, viz Carriages. Rocka
ways Buggies Jenny Lind Wagons, ulkes, &c. al of
Dnnap s. 90 rork sold By ,carranted for IL months.
Orders for work will be made up in best manner
Nov. 26.-I 7I-tf1 w. G. HOWARD.
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I IFE OF HAYDON.--Life of Benjamin Robert Hayden,
IL Historical Painter from his autobiography and journals
interest describing the artistic the personal
experience and the perpetual struggles and difficulties of the
celebrated English painter, drawn from his antobiogra
phica narratives in part and from his copious journals with
brief editorial comments to the continuity of the
story Hayden decided original. His journals
give Il wide portrature of the man, and marked by
deep pathos They full of anecdotes of celebrated men,
many valuable criticisms upon Hayden
in with the Duke of Wellington, Lord Brougham,
Sir Robert Peel and other British Statesmen of which he
gives variety Interesting "reminiscences His anecdotes
of Wadsworth Leigh Hunt Keats, Shelly, Sir Walter
Scott well several contemporary painters, attractive
features the boo& and make pleasant reading For sale
by J. T. MUNDS.
At the New Book Store under Manchester Hotel
NJ c. HAMS. We have in store lot of choice N. c.
~ Hams. fine order and well suited for family
e.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
,HE Subscribers have this day formed Copartnership
/ under the and style of JAMES +. GILLESPIE
& CO., for the purpose Of carrying on GENERAL
AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
JAMES F. GILLESPIE,
GEORGE S. GILLESPIE.
Wilmington, Nov 18th, 1858 (Com. eOpy) 53-tf-lo-tf
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Whole World, Attention hear him. yc sick,
mud do likewise :!

Whole " AffcntiOn !-heAr him, &c x,
and do lIIkeWise!!
BALTIMORE Feb g. 1852.
Messrs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY: Gentlemen 1t is with
real pleasure that able attest the general healing
and curative powers of DIR. Hamptons Vegetable Tine
ture Sometime during last November was taken with a
very bad serious cough. advised to take Cod
Liver Oil and did but getting better, induced
try your Tincture. got one bottle used it ALL cough
left Permit also to state that for the last fifteen
years. have suffered very much from Acute rheumatism
and Vertigo, combining at times to my bed am fully
convinced that present good health to the of
the Tincture, and kind Providence.
You are, my friends, at liberty to use this you may
G.. DUNAN.
N. B,-I can be at any time at the Mayors office
G.. d.