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NJ OTICE.-rhc Subscribers having purchased ot
Y John A Franhii1 his interest in the concern OF
Franklin Brother & Co.. will continue the business IN
III. sane house. door Liberty Warehous. under
the firm and style OF Franklin BfDt They return
their thanks their friends and the public generally
the liber patronage extended them ici the shor
lir,e they have bee the Grocery ard Commission
business, and respectfully solicit continuance of
The same; promising their best exerins 20 give
sa,i.f ction TO all VIII, may A., business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
Jan 2-dts
NEWARK ClDER.-l0 bbl. Newark Cider,
just received consignment. which we will sell
low. jan cot, WM T. ANDERSON 4 co
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

M / nav teo and ii c,,lx lrr Of the,
Wv ,ul"'rior VI Il Siou~.. Tho "a want would d
we'll 80 all .aan LEE X JOHNSON
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roMEALLYE TnATnUNGEK ia

~ the FAMILY GROCERY. whore pny b. found The
following articles, Salt Pork. Sail Beef areo lot Of
Iish P,tn.oes Arqca Apples. Chesauis. nov Lard,
Fresh Butrr Huck.v heai four. and iact everything
u,ually kea - Will regulated fune grocery all ot
which viii be sold ,rcap lor 81
ian ~ = J. II SOLOMON
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PIANOS. GIITAWs. sIoLINs. q c

nAYNE CHRISTIAN hnyp nov 10 -s"r" 1p,'
i pssoIt'ncat ut Punos -nn" Felt Aeanr'ul. and
among ther. l. onc wi,p Colon an. Eo1n nitnchrucr'
q nd seycral second tnnd Pianos IVY Low p,ttcs
6npd supply at Gu fls at pise- tnngaE trnfH To 10
Also. "a full snpp al iotrs AID Flute
They would cali Ialtiruar entpa tn their Pianos,
Which p,c warranted - ho ,so4I nf, g'crs, call
and eratnine th, .-orfreut IT, 9tii.
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something Superior.

NoCORkl.E + JONES vi have. in q fey days,
IVI 80 casr, thai celebrated Y. q. STICK Lie rice.
20 ln do Al,ss do.
To vliotti,s vie thrptteufior # mnnun rtnrrr-.
WAY 80
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ave said Lewis Baker Is board Of your vessel and
want him
q. Lewis Baker replied the capaiu There Ia ma sus
uan!
Eat this Baker, who was watching the whole
Of the proceedings eame om forward and
cabin, we having our eye upon him and intercepted
his retreat said How are YOU Lew and stretched ont
hands 10 shake hands with him. at the same moment
we AL surrounded hinone taking him by The arm, another
by The Wrist another ~ the shoulder &c &e and forced
him on his back over The gunwses Of the boat that
deck anu - put the irons upon him, he protesting and
making Az she resistance he was able, calling out What
does THIS mean What Is this fort What do you
Of mef We told him he must 20 with US Tie said he
would not and we could take hin--haoing out
Captain captain, these Of pirates and have come
% take mef Then appealing TO the of the brig
Men viii you let them take meF Two men belonging to
The brig said that We should not take him
The captain incrfered and said u.s. Here you are
too fast What Is all this aboatf Baker said They
sci Of pirates and they take me One Of us said
viii blow The FIRST mans brains that nierferes and
presented pistol. The captain said something that
could not distinctly hear when one of us loudly remark
ed, II he lnierered that would take him also Baker
was struggling, and saying, Let me go into the cabin
you are here Win pistols you have the advantage Of
have got nothing TO defend myself with win not 20
until | see the captain Of the port He recognised the
most OF us, and called us by name saying Do yoa get
paid for taking me and begged Of him 20 into
the cabin and he would 30 with During this time we
inquired for bis trunk and clothes went into
the cabin and brought them on deck mdships; finding all
resistance IN yan and being assured he go dead or
alive and that the easiest way the best way he asked
for his things IN the cabin and gave directions where they
coud De louhu we tounu his DOx containing Colts
yolver each barrel heavily loaded and capped with the
key in the box and the box unlocked with flask of
der caps and ball We took charge OF ALL put them into
the boat with him, brought him board the Grape
shot, made all sail, and stood for home
The time did not occupy over ten fifteen minutes
from the time left the barque until we returned with
him. Baker had no idea that sent after him. and
thought that they wrong that wanted 10 put
pilot on board He had hickory stripe shirt and
in his shirslecves; also cap He stood no
watch during the passage but the briggs papers by
the of VIM A. Browne Before the boat left the side
Of the brig it explained to the captain of the Jewett
what the arrest for. He appeared TO be thunder
stricken, and much frightened said he kuew nothing
about il; will they do anything with me 2'p
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TRUsTEE's SALE or A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.--Puf-
decree OF the OF the psrsSs Of Coum
bia Cor Washington made IN certain causc
wherein lanes w Strange Jo-eph Husts and Margaret hushc
his w isie Margaret ccmpla and Margaret
French Strange dsFrDdsnts The
subscriber viii ei public the Saturday
sh May O'Clock, all parcel
Washington and distinguished upon
goaad plan of sad city 10, numbered ID IN square
numbered hundred a7 together with all
and singular sppurtesances t,eseuno belonging.
And o'clock day The premises in FUR
the decfee all that parcel OF srouad
numbered eight numbered
two, 7a the hcreuntc
belonging
sale, In and me
Of safe, for which
deferred the purchaser purchasers shall
cory security approved the
w. n. WEBn, Trustee.
JAa. G. MCGUIRE.
April 2a-2awAds Auctoneer.
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THE DAILY UNION

Straits, Carteret county.
Stony Creek. Caswell county.
Teackey's, Duplin coansy.
West Orange, Orange county.
Well Grove, Casweii county.
White Pine, CASTOR county.
Watsonville, Aiamauco county.
WrighlsyiIls, Franklin county.
Wilton, Granville county.
Florida.
Anderson's Mills, Holmes county.
bay Port, fernando county.
Dougiassvillo, Walton county.
Finkholiowsy, Madisoa county.
Hibernia, Duval county.
Long Pond, Levy county.
Messy Grove. Sumter coanty.
Orange Mills, st. Johns county.
Pierceyilie, fernando county.
Providence, Columbia county.
Pine Level, Sumter county.
Sandy Ford, Madison county.
Tustenuggee, Columbia county.
folusia, Orange county.
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ny >. q. nrGUIHki. Auctionesw.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE SUBSCRIBER,
dated the i day OF October in the 1884, and recorded
land records OF Washington in this District Of
liber j. A. No. g. 357, and made
payment Of certain debt therein mensoned and al the
the execution OF
said dsed subscriber will offer for SALE and sell
public the highest bdder Monday the 2s day Of
May all parcel Of ground lying and being
Washington city, the District q Coamha which dsin
euished Of said lot numbered
numbered hudred ana forty M No. =
No a containing $500 feet Said lot fronts So feet
north street, between 18th aud lih streets west
The sale will be made the premises at o'clock
The day aforesaid and the wit One fourth
o the purchase be paid The time Of SALE and the
residue tweive ard eighteen months Thereafter
Tho purchaser will be required give his for the said de
feed paynents payable the aforesaid with interest,"
thereon.
purchaser fail comply with The OF within
after Of the himself
right public for cash.
his discretion h risk Of the purchaser
JOHN MAKFUkY, Trustee.
JAS. G. McGuIRE,
May l0--eod&ds AuctioneeT.
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hew cotton season viii now to all appearance, open
sL Wool Is also doing better; the manufacturers, al
oagh now doing losing business anxious to
Pes OF the material for future operation Flour was
active at advance Of 62 cents last week but closes
w at reduction of i2s cents from those rates
quantity nov in the market is better although many
uuae that the quantity in the whole country will not uf
mt! haryestsalcs $40 so Sl0 50 for western Pork
- oeen more active, under speculative demand at adj
e o. isA centssaer SIC 6s SIC rs old mess $lT rs
lfF Wheat Is very frm--saes white southern 81 e5.
lsk active at 81 49, Oats dali at "a II cents Jersey
cents western Corn is active at 81 IL for south
g thi'e 81 10 round yellowsaes for Juy delivery 96
I 100 cents.
ne stock market active at better prices, not
standing the difficulties between the Erie and Central
osas not supposed however, that the rivalry will
Pasnea 70 an injurious extent. The influx OF gold and
accumulation OF money, viii doubtless develop specu
alive spirit
Yours. PRENTICE.
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Uecftase.... I,450.si4
lncrease,,... so,,s7s

This danuon 10 discounts represents the payments
IN excess Of the offerings for discount and consequently
hss become easy than otherwise under the
rasion The regular boat from California brought 81
on The manifest, and half much more in the hands Of
sengers The government also paid than it received
supplies, together with the remittances from the in
fo, more than supplied the export demand The clear
f. usual for the second week in May are far less than
se Of The week which precedes it. The regular mercan
depoes are now pretty large also funds due the
untry banks until past midsummer when the new crops
need their aid at home Complaint is made from sec
Dos Of the South of backwardness payments by reason OF
low stage of the rivers but general thing the COM
anti are not well-founded. Many southern States have
pa up WE'LL and done good cash business Cotton has
aye at an ADVANCE influenced by the activity and rise
he article abroad the short receipts from the South the
swardness Of the growing CROP the clements of good
ahess season next year. and the present abundance OF
ny which enables holders to take advantage Of any or
these elements OF import value. The sales last week
ere over 2oooo balesone half to SPECTATORS, closing as
Blows:
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by JAMES &. mc0uIME, Auctioneer.

V,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
wardon Monday afternoon hay Al, VI 8 o'cl ok
OF the by virtue OF deed duly recorded
valuable situated
aud Iyh TIE
and eommodioss three brick
d~ cling house, W buiIdiugs
Terms cash. W. A. MIX, Trustee
JAMES u. MCGUIRE,
I'D AucsOnser.
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fosT 0rsscs DsrAsrAxsr, MAJ Is, to5a.
PROPOSALS fof carins Of tha uased
s DAY o. November, 5s. day ~ Jane, lr51,
elusive h the state Of MICHIGAN be received Tea
uscs once % e fuss osnce Department ~ ne e's ~ WISH
anti 100 let aoessea
day. on iaa rs1sss ADD specified.
1864
60 May Va IN each
3 Leave ksves Msaasy . 6 = ~
AtFiss "a k.ewrssw gay aent Wednesday ~ y ~.
Leave kosw.ss~ kay rhas~axs a at
NFftse al Carp River Saturday . % d IA
l5ef keewens~ Bay BY Portage tey Hansoa Ciinon &rse
Rsves Eagle fi~ssof aud Norm West Ai&e. q eh
k.ss ~ nifles ant back. a
Leave kcewsnew Bay Thursday
Arrive AZ toa NAklas ~Aturdsy by y "a.
Leave fort Wrkins Monday At a "a
Atns~ Al kas w.nsw Bay "Wednesday by
Saee heew-as~ saqaia, Adventure ADD koesId
bBesasgaa ~ m~s aad bach. wcek.
Leave hsswena~ bay fbassdsy al
Auyc At Dntonsxoa Saturday by
Leave outop@soa Monday n q m
Nntye AT keewsasw bay nert "Wednesday BY pun
tof iasrucons. conditions xohsaesd
ace the advertisement os msii proposals. dated Fessus 10 1885,
JAMES CAMfGkLL,
May I5-lswfw Fosta.as,er General
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Yy ). G. MCGUIRE. Aucs,oneer.

NALDABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE. -
Friday June ls 5k O'Clock, the
shall SELL by order of the orphans that valuable OF
properly 10th generally
Medical College The lot 81
containing 3,s43 square feet.
brick bung which admirably adapted for warehouse for
school Portions OF this
building are now under very satisfactory rent. Tile perfect
residue twelve, eighteen, and
months, secured by deed Of
the premises
S. III. NOURSE, Administrative,
BY VIM. NouRsx, Attorney.
May s-eodads : Aucton.er
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LOOKING AFrEs rHE cHiLpRRsA special policeman has
appointed Ia Rochester 10 look after truant children
!. 'Aary Of $500 year The Union says The Office
important one, and the duties are exceedingly
=" and responsible in their nature The appontee
~ considerable experience teacher and his IA
with our schools adds much TO bis general quali-
''aaOns for the Office
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April aa-aswAd.


pHREwPToRY 5ALs or THE STEAMER UNtON.--On Yi-
day afternoon Jans ! O'Clock, Psss. wharf, toss Of
sev.asb seli without
called hs unn at peses' running ferry boat bs~een 70"
and Ale xAndria-
IRIS Washington city yesr 1859 !.
le3 in esssh breadth ~ depth o bold
10 hoNse
ures~n enrolment Her hcsss s<vssy i've
horse engine bull, by emh Perkins, A,~ssnAa VIZ
ginia either and convenient o
loading and uniosdtrs freight
TeSWs residue months. WIN interest
ssiixfset0tsy occurred. JAS O. NeSliNhs
May <-sokts A"ou"oesf
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May l0--eod&ds
by y. G. MCGUIRE, Aactioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
FRS, WardOn Tuesday afternoon, May nd, at ~
O'clock PREMISES subscriber by virtue Of S4deed
6tb 1854, recorded Iher r. A. r.,
No. 7 os p5 &c Of the land records for Washington
county Columbia will sell valuable building
No. 49, square No i0 fronting 50 u inches
H. between Goth and 2 back lao feet IL
inches.
Terms sale onehalf cash the residue in six and twelve
secured Iced of the
II Of compiled with within 1--WE days there
the right SELL the risk and
OF the detnuting pure hascr
All conveys at the cost of purchaser.
ii. G. spALDN0. Trustee.
JAS. u. MCGUIRE,
May s-eod Auctioneer.
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PRENTICE.
ours,

n 'alseRArH PROM PORTLAND SAN FRASclsco--Messrs-
y-s r. Johnson d Co. have commenced the construction
line to connect Portland (oregon) with Sacra-
4D' they have set up portion Of the posts leading
Portland to Corvallis and intend to continue the
IOWA south TO freks in California, where 1t win meet
ue IN process Of construction from Sacramento. The
says the contractors viii push the work forward
-" speedy completion
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Proposals for Fuel.

QrARrERmAsrKR's orrIoE, MARINE Coars,
Washington, May 10Th, 1885.
EALED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office until Fri
y day, May nst 10 O'Clock, for Supplying
Washington city from st July 1855, TO
wood and coal be
CURED upon the acquisitions Of commanding ocssa
coal best aathracie
be delivered such
bsack walls be designated, free Of
the United States
Nav l--epd
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TRusrEEIs SALE or BUILDING LOT NEAR THE CAPT
TDon "Wednesday afternoon, May 23d 81 O'Clock,
subscriber viii
July 40 1854, and daily recorded in Lber No 81 folio
county, No,
No 66 fronting 40 feel DeIaYa
ayehue between south and running back about 100
feet.
This lot situated very Capitol,
and mus in time become very valuable.
Terms; Sas the residue and
ons, with Interest," secured by decd Of the premes
THos !. FISHER,
Trustee.
!. O.. MCGUIRE,
NAV l3-sodSds Aucionc.r
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May 0 -eod&ds
Law Notice.

ROBERT G.. soHRscK, coKwrN n. wEBs
Dayton Ohio. Cincinnati, Ohio. Washington, ID. g.
sCHENCK, CORWiN, 4 WEBB.
themselves
/ IN supreme
United The oil will be
given hem and they will attend
egu Two ofbeir Number will DO
Washington constantly whenever necessary
office Washington city all letters
hsir joint business may be addressed
May o-2aw3m
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Tuesday 18TH instant by the Rev ~ FcxAsp, BEN
HOWARD. district south Caro-
srs JANE Hxsrr r. soHcoLeaAsr, ssq Of
CITY,
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NEW Yosx, May lsCotton firm, with an upward ten
denoy Flour has declined l2z cents southern -four is
steady Wheat Is hrmsouthern red at 81 80. Corn Is
dull with declining tendencywesern mixed 81 IA. Pork
hrm and unchanged. Beef Is firm Lard Is firm. Whs-
key is steady
BALTrmoaH May le.Four Is duilsaies OF $50 bbis at
$40 ST. Bnyers only offering $40 Is at the close
whes unchanged Of red at 81 60 81 70; white
at 81 20 81 rs Cornoerngs OF 30 900 bushsssales Of
white at 81 o3 81 06 !; yellow, 81 0I 81 os.
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RAcCROtrs Literary and Hsstssscaa Miseell /,
ID 4
The Arabian Night. vol. 6vo edition.
Rush ths Human Voice 1 Svo edition.
Huc'x Travels in Chinese Empire y vols.
The Nations OF Modern Europe, BY John q. Edgar.
The Maroon by w. Giiaaose 5AmDas.
Our CoaayMen; BY Benson Losing illustrated with 1903
portraits
Zschokke's History OF Switzerland
sam Sticks Nature and Human Nature.
Adans's Eqnty; ID edition American
May ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
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Norfh Carolina.
Aman's Store, Onslow county.
Arcadia. Person county.
Black Rock, Brunswick county.
Bslsom Mountain, Haywood county.
Buffalo, Moore county.
Curtis's Mills, Alamance county.
Capelis Mills, Richmond county.
Ciarkssille, Davie county.
Cha!mersvil,c, Moore county.
Double Shoals, Cleveland county,
Dobbinsville, Cumberland county.
Eureka, johnson county.
Fiat Shoals, Snrry county.
Fsirport, Granville county.
Flint Hin, Forsyth county.
Floriesville, Robeson county.
Good Spring, Moore county.
Georgetown, jackson county.
Hollis Mills, Alamance county.
Haw Branch, 0nslow county.
Hogsu's Greek, Rockingham county.
High Point, Guilford county.
Johnstown, Moore county.
Little Lick, Chatham county.
Long Island, Catawba county.
Locust Shade, Yadkin county.
Millbank, Granville county.
Marks Greek, Richmond county.
Mountain Island, Castor county
Mountain Home, Mcdowell county.
Mayo, Rockingham county.
OAK Ridge, Guilford county.
Otter Greek, Rutherford county.
Oak Level, Yadkin county.
Pescock's Store, Columbus county.
Pine Level, johnson county.
Paint Gap, Yanccy county.
Suck Creek, Rutherford county.
Skeeneh, Macon county.
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln county.
Sladesville, Hyde county,
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AW Partnership ROBERT ! WALKER LOUIS
JASIN formed under The firm Of Walker
Jann, management argument Of in the su-
Court OF the United States and before the Of claims
Washington
Address Washington, D. G. May l0-eo3m
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M Right Rev. DIR. "a htsstr G. am. stshop 81
Mar snd rite IT confirmation his evening ~
Church Of Ascension street, between VIII aad ioh
Service. viii commence at eight O'Clock
May III
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LOCAL N L w s,

ACCIDENT THE RAIRoAD.-The nine clock train Of
from Baltimore yesterday morning detained an hour
the usual time in consequence of accident which
has this doubt proved fatal slave belonging to
Mr.. Scaggs, who resides about ten miles from this city,
while driving Of oxen, got the railroad track by
fatal imprudence just the train passing Not
wthstandng the warning voices of adjoining
field he kept the track until struck by the locomotive
which threw him off with great violence, cutting his head
severely He brought the city in insensble condi-
ton.
The children attached to the various Sunday schools this
city will have their customary annual celebration Monday
afternoon next the Smithsonian Institution The body
the hall will be reserved for the accommodation Of the
teachers and scholars The singing will be conducted by
Mr.. T. j. Magruder. Addresses will be delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Cummings and Rev. Mr.. Sunderland.
Close OF THE FISHING sEAsoN.-The Alexandria Gazette
thus up the result of the fishing which just
closed:
few loads Of fine shad and herring continue to arrive
of the fishermen have ceased operations and hung their
senes The has not been what is called good
though Of the shores those engaged quite
cessfu throughout excellent prices obtained
thus although fewer fish may be caught than formerly
the fishermen make for it in the amount received for what
they catch"
few strawberries have made their appearance in our
markets. They sell readily for the modest of dollar
per quart.
The river steamer, Alice G. Price, has arrived at
Alexandria from New York Her admirers insist that she
surpasses expectation.
new ballet company will make their first prouettes be-
fore Washington public this evening at the Iron Hall.
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puHrO RICO SUGAR At AuCriON.--ua Monday n~si
The aist instant, al ~ O'Clock A. H. WHAT
caes or me ex fih~a m 81 9is hhds
choice aad prime sugars. 4. WRIGHT.
May i7--ais Aucaoas.s. 6~ess~sowp
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lsAHU OF AANf6s.The sahsune.r returns hts hear lei,
scknewiedgm,D the members o. Coiuabis Fe
psny and 10 his fellow cit'E generally by whose we'll
ie
ing May blessings 10
prosper and 10 them every time II peril
JOHN &. MEERAN
caYrroL HiII, May Ia, 1885.
May l7--lt
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


Bosnty Land SeripI. As general rule, revolutionary
bounty scrip sributabIe personally, bat de-
scends 10 the heirs-at-isw az real estate.
g. This rule OF law is changed by the provisions OF the
August ST. 1884, concerning scrip suable by the Uni
ted States in discharge Of military land warrants OF the State
Of Virginia although such scrip DC made assgnabe by
dorsement aud deliverable when minor elne is
entitled 10 the guardian husband
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-. Us.ssd ststes mail steamships leave New yors
for Asvtaw I'll tbs Sth and 9Osh ~ each month
<A ecssscsas With mail sssaDsrs from Panama % San
4 FRANCISCO
ssmshp have sesr rspscd and approved by The Navy
DE- apartment, and guaranty speed a~l sSfsty
he comyIsfea nom ocean
asd crossed IN o. hous The eafsaes o. sn
San Francisco, and Pan
smeaheA ~ PSssMa ~ o. al e expense
The money ~ rnpsnses % M up
In ~ New x"sk, fsnana sna
Francisco. deaehuon N cas- o. ae"s' ~ WAS
entirely rslssAs
Passsssr leave day tbes strive ~ Asp'n
vi
20 through by czech -sessr and take sass Of
nd children oshev prossesoss
rs through owsst raies Apply st -. sssns ~
Westss street, New Yosk, 10 A. w hHfmoSn.
May6-du