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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-09
Translated for the Standard from La Democraca of
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LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,


QUTTo, 9th March, 1855. {
Dear Sir: Your note of yesterdays date, togeth-
with the sealed box, which You inform me con-
tains the Archives of the Peruvian Legation in Qu:
TO, were placed in my hands last evening. And
most cheerfuly accept the trust you coniide to me-
feel honored, indeed, in having been selected as the
depositary Of the Diplomatic Archives of Peru whose
people and Government cherish principles of civil
liberty homogeneal with those so successfully incul-
Gated in my country.
Although deeply sensible of the loss which the
Diplomatic Corps in this Capital will sustain by the
retirement of so estimable colleague vet feel that
ought to congratulate you, that your return your
kindred and to the beautiful land of your nativity
land so rich in natures gifts and Astounding in all
the requisite elements of human thrift and earthly
enjoyments,-is at coniuncture so suspicious for
the peace and tranquility of your country, where
recently the hands of her patriots were imbrued in
aternal blood, and the flames of civil war were con-
Stunning the vitals of the nation.
And may be pardoned for reiterating my felici-
tatons to yourself and to your compatrots that the
present reconstruction of the political fabric in Pc
ru, affords so much encouragement to the friends of
Republican Government throughout this Hemisphere
of future stability in her Institutions and of an en-
ghtened course of policy in the administration of
her national affairs.
Be pleased to accept the assurance of my sincere
regard and most respectful consideration.
PHILO WHITE.
To the Hon. Mariana Jose Sanz late Plenipotentiary
of Peru in Ecuador.
WHITEwAsH-Poor whitewash is serious injury to
wall ceiling and when once on it is difficult to get
it off or properly and produce clear white
appearance This is the season for cleaning up,
and we will give the receipt for firstrate wash.
Quick lime, Stacked by boiling water stirring it I'M
til SO Stacked. Then dissolve in water white vtriol
(suphate of zincO which you get at the druggists,
at the rate of two pounds of zinc to half barrel of
whtewash, making it of the consistency of rich
milk This sulphate of zinc will cause the wash to
harden, and to prevent the lime from rubbing off,
pound of fine salt should be thrown into it.
The CROPS IN MARYLAND.-The Hagerstown
Torch reports unfavorably for the wheat crop in
Washington county. The Upper Marlboro prince
George county, Gazette states that the steam
ers from that vicinity left for Baltimore few days
ago, s0athout single bogsAead of tobacco, an ex-
tremely unusual occurrence for this season of the
| year. and adds An intelligent planter of whom we
but little tobacco to 60 into market this spring
the crop of last year being at least one half less
| than an average one.
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RAKING HAMs-Most people boil ham. 1t is
,onch better baked If baked right. Soak it for an
hour in clean watcr and wipe it dry, next spread it
s a hssp Put out a of the deep sn
IWhen e is fully DONE take off the skinand batter
ne.adunon the flesh side and set it away to COOL
cruz, s find It very delicious but too rich for dys
pcptics
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Public IS.

AN ACT authorizing the purchase construction of
additional revenue cutters, and for other purposes
Be By the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES
ofhe United States of fnrica IN Congress dssen62ed That
the of six thousand dollars be- and the hereby
appropriated of the treasury other
appropriated to enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to be built purchased, in such mode he may
deem best for the public interest four vessels of suitable
and construction to be employed
such stations the said Secretary may designate
SEC. Aud be it further enacted That, frem and after
the passage of this act shall be appointed the
office of captain, first second third lieutenant of any
cutter who does not adduce competent proof of
proficiency and skill in navigation and seananship
Approved March 2, 1853
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KNow-NoTHNG DEFEAT. The Democrats defeated
the Know-Nothingsa at the municipal election at In
dianapolis, Ind, on Tuesday.
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Public 62.1

AN ACT the Goporate a4thorities Of George
Be IL enacted Gy the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of tile United States Of america IN Congress aSsen6Ied That
the mayor recorder aldermen, and council of
Gecrgetown be- and they hereby authorized and
powered to lay and collect special annual tax of seventy
every hundred dollars of property by law taxable with
in the corporate limits of said town. and all money vested
held any banking Insurance. brokerage exchange
or upon all State corporation stocks
and loaned at Interest bond mortgage
evidence of Indebtedness ordeo
ercenty assumed by said town in subscribing the
of the Metropolitan Railroad Company and pledge the
to the said engagements such that
part OF the shall in any event be applied any
thereof used for the pub
lie taxes in said town.
Sec Ind be 1T further enacted That said corpora
ton of Georgetown shall have full and authority
introduce into said town supply of
the inhabitants thereof and to lanes
alleys any of them, any portion of any hem
be lighted by gas otherwise and provide the ex
pense of any such works Improvements either by
special out of its corporate funds generally boh
at its discretion
Approved March 2, 1855.
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Public, |

An Act for the better of Life Property
from vessels shipwrecked the of the United
States.
BE enacted by the Senate anu House Of Representatives
of the United States Of 1H9erc0 C6nQreSs aSsentI
That the Secretary of the Treasury be- and he hereby
authorized establish such additional stations coasts
of Long Island and New Jersey for ordng aid ship
wrecked vessels thereon change the location of the
ing stations and make such repairs ard furnish
apparatus and supplies his judgement,
adapted to give effect to the objects of this
SEC ind be fu'ttep enacted That the Secretary
the Treasury be- and he is hereby authorized to appoint
keeper at compensation not exceeding hundred dol
lars at each of the stations to be established under the
provisions of the first section of this and supernten
dent who shall also have the powers and perform the duty
inspector of the for each of therein
mentioned and give said keepers superintendent
proper instructions relative the be required of
them.
SEC g.. And be tfrthr enactcd That boat shall be
purchased and located point other than
of Long Island and New Jersey unless the be placed
in the Immediate of officer of the Government
unless bond shall be given by proper individuals living in
the neghborhood conditioned for the and
of the same and its application to the intended.
SEC T. And be it farter enacted That the Secretary of
Treasury be- and he is hereby authorized establish
stations at such his Judgement he shall
deem best and the keepers of such shall take charge
of such boats and apparatus be put their charge
Approved December IA, 1854.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
(PREMIuMs coNcLuDED.)

AWARDED AT THE
state Fair to be held at Raleigh, in Oct. 1855.
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=
2.-Stone.
3.-Yellow-pine lumber.
5.-Oak and hardwood timber and lumber.
6.-White pine spruce, juniper, and cypress
timber and lumber
Lime and hair.
9.-Grayel and sand.
10.-Sate.
11.-Iron iron spikes and nails.
16.-Ship chandlery.
FOR ASYLUM.
Glass No. Clothing.
2.-Hats, boots Shoes &c.
3.-Provisions
4.-Groceries.
5.-Dry Goods.
6.-Bread, &C.,
Tobacco
S.-Chandlery.
9.-Hardware
10.-Iron and nails.
1l-Paints, oils, and glass.
12.-Fies.
13.-Lumber.
14-Provender.
15.-Fire wood,
16.-Charcoal.
- H. Stationery.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Glass No. Bricks.
2.-Stoue.
3.-Yenow-pne timber.
5-Oak and hardwood timber.
6.-Whte-pine timber and lumber.
Lime and hair.
9.-Gravel and sand.
11-lron iron spikes and nails.
12.-Stee
13.-Pig iron
14-Files.
15.-Paints, oils and glass.
l6.-Ship chandlery. -
17.-Hardware
1s.-Stationery
ss4s 19.-Fire wood.
20.-Hay and straw. ~
21.-Provender.
22.-Charcoa
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OFFICIAL.


TRaAsrss Dr4RxnswT.
Jsnaay =,
Aesses rssA bosdsr. se-cssAes
Unsee sses, prepared b. PAR
ssy bet~cen hereof
parfaas 81 stocAs, xmoasns Aggregate
al eoe, ard hesnipxax as~-
aasod,
10 81
preference sv-R order a
o6erea The csrnscsass. dusy
parties who srees
transmitted sf rrrrit ahess~5
pre wiz be PAID compounded ~ The ase~sx
l. The specified ~sch
premium b, aes 81
gps lss reaseussas November II, s ~ per
BY bs
~ sss 1854 reacensss. ls,
DscsEbes 1861 and JHs~, al
sAa authorized by
srenAhle 3s 81 Dcesah 1884.
tra-mrity } peg
= Interest 81 each esrshcsse foEu
teeeps seccGs TFssssy i
Gar msSsy ner~s
u sa6iison
Payment SAID Treasures 81
States Hersnn Yas
OF rhalnoeBphis iase parties
al ms nnsrs
actually ss
sasd lss dag II March
JAMES GUTHRIE
al Treasury.
5an 4-alMsf lA
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&A4se pcTfosm the fo1
prsecsed for the soespod hids Their legal liabilities WI
BE- snfoscsd against them.
~ The VII he Substantially the forms ncfe
ofov used fhss department, The respects psrDc
gla4y mod sess and al rssstos4
and sIesBost ws he required 10 de-
fser ne Hsis into the e oces the ends ~ te routes
and INTO al the niernedaxre post ocrs tssn
rods from the ralrssd or lsndsng. -
= Prvsens rcnsractors ard persons known the De-
pafrses rust equaAy ~nh oshrrs procure g4srsnt0rs
and oer& ef dear sacency substantial TIE forms
Shove prescribed. The cer&1a1es af sacseacy be
signed by POSTMASTER Judge 81 Of record
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Pesmasger Gsaerai
Fec la-iaxs~
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Ssvresea
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VAST Supplies Bp~inE-Pare LH<n Goo4s--By
sending ireland ssvistcd difray
NIL iinrn hs1cs, have them made order
dkS-
-. tseces grades,
e.r advancing srynssr HGnbrss e. They
s chxaP The qpxtaes NJ " ~ IS, and "
chesprsf goods The n&nsrss u u 4
wsli BE- ssid y tAs ysscx s~y.
tae aaas ks xspkIns, IExprrs and
eres pefnssaa, u al aesarss< styles and sustixs
Pinov-cases ~ the pscP~f qualities and wsdAs
rs II brown ifs<As, tor chaidrenAs
100 lecos basye dzpsr~ tsoSuGhty
pare guds, f reiiAn~ ssailt~s low pees.
IL racers faew Nsnpeix. few cAtidaesb
40 shsntss fai wash ~em adapa-d s ch''asts
$50 risces p.a ana striped ma.ss suane. pas
40 saerss pasS and plain Naas~eek asssinsn
u Jseonea and es~Anc mcAssns
wksy haJtsnn~x."
30 coios~d brlasnpsS-r
Kid gloves
hasdarrcasss ~ 81 y pst
@xpersi as
10 If decided sIesepcs ~
WAN svery os sr in ms ~sy dry goods adaved x~s
Clusss. cassssrres, and restlAg--sscck ai~ayx fun
MOURNING GOODS--An ssck coB~asry hand.
nsskel tAoAEoSt th1 eesmsssA4f
world indsrcs selling n mse~y
sssssaas pssap ~ settling their halls BY
~, tusa ~ nay Le peruas
gos
An<ssaas coasases ~
Ma gloves NOT sxrhsares Nh
Additional supplies arriving aas
.s - ssas az ssy IAN we paessnt Expected
rusnrers easiay nvsa
MI times. kEkkf skoFhEk-
Feb gl-agl1af C~nu~ MAskel
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MinnesotA p la.esst~ s-Ns~s~sSsa.
HENRY MKExTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
og1e, Pest Ohes BsIssae, srecs
~ T.
toagh sold Teresy. Money
iEvestInen,s best xavxnsxx. And
tssc located.
Hon. W. III. ws5ch, chief justice ID Minnesota
Bon.H ~ R5rs, 1SJeSASe 10 Cosgse<s,
Nice, RoaiingsheAd. beeker atsosswys at ssw,
Messrs. Boyap Oakes, hxnkers,
. r. Rosser s1csrtsrs at the Territory.
K Van Etenynx,arnrls Ut law,
Rev r. n. register United
WINS " HrsrosnSe, recxivr LnIed STATES land c1ics
Gilbert Davis esq,
Daniel Gurus esq-
gptain A.
Nsssrs. g ThsEpsoB 4 Nephew,
Messn- Williams 4 Gsios
Juserh Parerson, e~g- pwesiseat OF Western Bank
Nessrs. Drexxi Co. bankers
Z Co.
FresA, Ward, 4 Frn~as
Engbsn Dock
Co.,
BssIey Z Co.
Edward nxrst, erQ, rosxry pusst,
n. Mexsckest, anorpey NJ iSws
James Kitken, ~. D.,
William ssSes1 csc:
Mesxrs Browr. Jehnsos, 4 Co.,
Msssrs Brown 4 johnson, bankers
sa,Ooa o asd wsses-
Feb li--ckw1ms
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WISCONSIN


From yuly l. 1855 IL jane 30 1891
lssos From Applesos by Centre and Ellington Bavns
mica and kark once week
Bidders wl tbs disssnce, and name schedule Of
departures and arivnis-
issos Prem ApYaesor to wsspsco ~ miles snd back
Leave Ap,seson Tnursday II 81 M;
Arrive at Wenpaco sssne day by p ms
Leave wsupsco Frsdsy at & am;
Arrive ~ APpseton same day by s pm.
Bidders vii name the in-unedaie Offices 10 be sup
pdsed
ls-i0 Fssx CAipg.eva City, by Chippewa Falls. Ecu
caic's siIIs, Eau Gala, ard North Prpln to
Reeds Landing, in Minnesota, rni'es af bach,
Bidders ssl as.e the distances asd -chednie
Of departures and arrivals
lssll From ESu Gala ailIA, by Saver and Middle, 70
tPpss Mssoininss M'iis, - maes ard hack, o0of
BsdAevs wa stale she asssspcs ard schedule
departures and arrivals
lsslz Froa For Aknsan, by Oakland, chss,sna, and
Utcs. - soagbaas, q naics and back once a
I4.se Por Atkinson Wednesday
Arrive ii Saough,on Gay by II m;
Lesre Ssourhson "Wednesday nj l y ma
Arrive Fen Askiaren same day BY 7pm.
1873 From C~wUwh Ferry W Gedsr county. by spns-
dale. - Ns& Liberty. ls ssses and bach, onc< q
Leave Os.rs Ferry rhupA.y ~ sam;
arrive - Wess Lbesty sAns day 81 ian
Leave West Liberty fhar-day Al pm;
| Arrive At Ge~ess Ferry ea< Day BY 6 pm
isss Frem La Crosse 20 Portage, mass aDo back once
Biseers viii specify the Distance and office 10 be
syrplsed; sisa, schedule Of as1Ivas snd cegarr-
tss5 p~u Ms1sssn by Ajbauy Scriss Grove, sad Rock
Grove, % Hr~eycss. lannon's, 81 msses and hack,
/ week
Lssvs Madison Tuesday al
Arrive u Frr*por nvxt day 10y pm,
Leave Frrsyoss FSsaay al an;
Arrive 81 Msdlscns nsxz day by pa
Proposals 10 ccmnJencx Aitaxny invited aso,
proposals. fos tri-~rsky serrses besween Absny
andFreeyson
Ls.is Prom Msnlssosec Ch,.ca, IN cstamea ocunsy.
p miles and bark. a week
Leave MsnFsooxoc Wednesday am
j Arrive Chstcr Same day by 5pm;
\ lesvs Chiffon Thur~csy II ssm,
4 - Arnv. ., Msnasnovo< same DAY by SPIN.
ia'3 Psnm Mineral Point. by Laden. Highland Rses-
knd Centre, RschiAna C.. "a. kend's Nails, vsso-
can. BAdsxs G IL SPnagslIie. Ia Crp&se, ODs-
1 ioskA, Aibscn. Black River FsiA, Jackson c. H.
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Another Goidea Might.
Tbs ierner grssd ess1~H I'd xr~1f
MACALLfsrEk
Having received
A40~f alssEsahcd syswohsssx, sim greater
Esd nxAsr vsrs, wsA hr TssrA
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
IussAAs kvKNss. February -, lss3
Ssa Watches se~eis sss ssocss y~scis sssts
ave h3nabczs1
115W.
Ne sner-a-s m De - oay ceAassi DIE
81 an bsaasess where me
mas se seen d ALSO nj ~eeds Bas
es.Gsax.
tf-2s
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Gases Mills, chippsws F.lis. chsPpsva e
oGsiley MiNs, Wis8e~ River, Wis.,, and Saf
water, 10 b Psai. Msnnesoss, misss and
back, 4 wr<k
Bidders slI state the distance aad a schod ale
Of DEPARTURES and arrivals
Propa~sls 10 ED Al Back River Faiis are insied
ISIS From Monserse. by Gsisssiiic sAd Douxiass :
Mills. Black River Falls, - ml'es and back
q week
BIDDERS .il state lhe distance and name schedulc
81 departures and arrivals
lS.ls From Psraetsis by Msnteaio and ookcto Ste
renis PoiH-ln Forage county g. mles and back
once q week
Leave PardessIlse Tassdsy al ia ma;
Arrive al Sewers Point next day by Spa;
Leave ssesea's Pcns THURSDAY Al 6 M
AnElye Al P4raeesilir dAy by
Proposals 10 end al Moutes'o invited
l351o From Power by Grand Rapds, Eagle Poani, Black
River Fallf, and onoioskee, TO La Crosse, Ia
nlies and back, week
Lexse Piover Monday at 8 M;
Arrive al La Crosse next Thursday byepmi
- Leave La Crosse Friday az m;
Arrive Al Power Sunday by p Ia.
Proposals tv end al Black River Fails invited
1921 From Rchiana Cay, by SeKsonviie Richand Cen
tres Rockbradgs, Fancy Creek and ksckapoo, 70
vlno9vn r., - mios sud back once q week
Leave kiehlsDd City Tuesday n Sam;
Arrive al ymoqua c. H. same day by pm;
Leave vnequs C. IL Wednesday at 6 IA;
rrivs Al Rirhland CITY same day by p m
lSe22 From Rdgwny Primrose % mics and back once
week.
Leave Riagwsy Thursday Sal
Arrive at Primrose DAY by O. ms
Leave Primrose Friday at ~ m;
Arrive Ridgway same day by 8 pm
1879 Prem Shavano, Wisconsin, by the Mouth OF The
onsonsgou rser, M,ehxan. forks Of oalonsson,
Minnesota Adventure, Axiec, Douglass, Hcngh-
ton, and algonquin Mines Hosshscn on Portage
Lake. Eagle River, and Eagle Hsr or TO Copper
Haxbor, miles ana back, q week
Bidders wlA distance and name schednit
Of departures end arrivals
Proposals by ise .siu sor service from November is
May IS. IN each year. invited
1884 From Richland CITY, by Reeds Mills, Badaxe, ard
West Prsls, 10 Newport. on the MississiPFa
river. 81 miles aad back, week
Leave Rich and City Tuesday al m;
Arrive Al Newpor next day by Pns
Leave Newport Thursday Al s M
Arrive Ut Richiand City next day by 6pm
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1vHE Review ssnsssy
~ kessdc> vast AESpn 81
sad r~nsns ~ak sssissss6 ~
yr&risl ssssszs
SusG busx
ssA aches 49, ss
dtas ~ hss %0
zcrAnc~ Arysnds isitnS sAsss r. ~
snd torwsr6 e1A
ire postage stamps
IL DIM
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MINNESOTA TERRITORY.

Fran july l. 1855, 10 June 90 1851
l4o2a From Falls of ST. Anthony, by ephen's Mills
Lake Minnetonka, and Wnlher's Landing, to Hen
derson, - miles and back, week.
Leave Fails Of ST. Anthony Wednesday at Ga N;
Arrive nj Henderson same day by pm;
Leave Henderson Thursday al 6 m;
Arrive al Falls of ST. Anthony day by p m.
l4o25 From Farrlbsu, Minnesota, Fort Atkinson IN
Iowa, l23 miles, week
Leave Farrbauli Monday
Arrive at Fort Atkinson next Thursday by p m
Leave Fort Atkinson Friday hi 6 M
Arrive al FarrahaulI next Sunday by
Bidders III name the intermediate Offices 10 be sup
piled
l4o26 From Henderson by Fort Rdgely, to The Sioux
Aseney, Is miles and b1ck, a week.
Leave Henderson Tuesday al
Arrive ut Sioux Agency next day by LIZ m.
Leave Sioux Agency "Wednesday al p M
Arrive = Henderson nexf day by s p IN
l4027 From Red Wing, Mississippi river. wa Farm.
bAuli, 10 Henderson, 30 miles and back, once q
Leave Red Wing Monday ai6am;
Arrive al Fort Rdgely next "Wednesday by 6 p m;
Leave Fort Rdgaly Thursday AZ Jam;
Arrive Rcd Wing Bext Saturday by p ID.
l402s From ST. Paul Fort Atkinson, Iowa. 300 mules
and back a week
Bidders viii specify schedule of departures and az
Proposals to end Al FaIribauls are inritcd.-
l4029 From ST. Paul. the eR,grani route, by Fort
Rldgeay, to the Missouri river, q 0 miles and haek
q month
Bidders viii name schedule of departures and arr
Proposals To commence Ut Fort Ridgely are invited
1900 From $, Ant,cny Tayor's Falls rs miles and
hack, a week.
Leave ST. Anthony Wednes4 NY at M
Arrive al Isylor's Falls day by p IN
Leave Tsylor's Falls Thursday nj a m;
Arrive at 81 Anthony day by 6 pm
1901 From Traverse Dss Sioux Arcadia IS miles
back. twice morssh-
Lear. Traverse Dies Sioux The ist nd 18th OF
eBch month at am;
Arrive Arcadia b, the % and 18th OF same month
Leave Arcadia "a The Sd and It'll Of each month Al
Arrive ai Traverse der Sioux by the sih and 18th
Of The monib by p
l4o32 From Wabashax. by Minnesota Cfy. Meniezuma
and Brcwnsvsiie, 10 Deoorrnh, l0w1, 20 mses
aud bac& once a week
Leave Wshnshsv Tues ay al Gam;
Arrive al Decorrsh day by 6 p m;
Leave Deccusk Thursday NJ am;
Arrive al Wabnshaw next dsy by m.
Proposals 10 start from Brownsville arc snrIed.
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KANSAS TERRITORY

(Frvm JAY Il lsss 70 Jpas 30, 1851
1921 From Fort Lasen~orsh Sac Aad Pcx Agency
rn~s and hnck, a week
Bsaosss viii ard proIos~ scae5ase 90
departures nnd rs
isaJ2 From Fort Scott to Fort Atkinson snisas ard
back. week.
Bsa5ers Win distance propose scsssaui, q
departures and arrivals
Is3us From Fort Ltarensosfh Fun Riley, ra,es sns
back. o sexk
Bsodess ain ssss distance and progose schedule a.
departures sst arrivals
1924 Frcm Fort Soct 10 Cravfsd SEMINARY. mikes
ard back seek
B,dsers ra state distance and prvpa-e ssheauls ~
degart1res sua arrivals.
l51Ds Prom WeNspors+ No. Fort Scost rnse- wns
tacs, week.
Bidders ~al sss,s dis,snoe end PROPOSE @chscss II
DEPARTURES ssc arrivals
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A. Tyson xss4ers. SEMINARY fox xs~1G LAAtes,
On r., SEA s~S liza aresss, Wssas>gss~
~tS<~dsy doe
as sss NE 6y%s
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