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WHOLE EUMBhR as9
Hard OF mearIns.

4 q
| 1t was a stormy night in tie ides Of March,
i'll mistake not, when lightning and loud
peals of thunder, and Jonathan sat by the
old mans freside. discussing with the Old
lady (his intended mother-in-law) on tl1s
expeGiency Of asking the old mans Psrmis1
sion TO marry SAL" Jonathan resolved to-
"pop il" TO the old man nextday.s Niekf
passed and on the dawn ofanother day the
old man was found in his barn lot feeding
his pigs aad Jonathan resolved 10 ASK f0f'
Sal. aa' '"2oa.et sa ae.t lis ss9ss
Scarcely had a minnie eiaPsed amer Jo5ass
than ma Ie his resolution, ere he bid the
old man "good morning" Nov Jonsthan'sa
heart beat, tio$ he scratched his head, and
ever and anon gave birth TO pensfve yawn;s
Jonathan declared that he'd as lief take
thirty uine stripes" as to ask the "old
man." but, said he to himself, 3"however,
here goes II; faint heart never won fair
girl" and addressed the old man thus: stiii
Il say old man, want to marry your
daughter" Iia''.,s. i-'a 'a' 5, sao
"You want to borrow my hnher. Iwouid
loan it to you, Jonathan, but my son has ia.
ken it and gone of to mill" '''1' so ~
Jonathan putting his mouth close to the
old mans car and speaking in deaf'nig lone,
"l've got FIVE hundred pounds Of money!' y
Old man stepping back, as il greatly
alarmed, exclaimed in voice Of surprised:
you have got FIVE hundred pounds or honey
Jjnathnn! Why i, Is more than the whole
neighborhood has use for" ''''' "''' o's''
Jonathan not yet the victim Of despair, and
putting his mouth to the old mans ear bawl-'
ed out, "Tse got gonp' '-7'a' y "s''a
$50 have |. Jonathan, and il is heworst
cold | ever had in my li;e." So saying be-
sneezed a"wash.up." -.. '.' F'',fS' 5.E
BY this time the Old lady cams DIP, and
observing Jonathan's unfortunate luck, she
put her mouth to the old mans ear and
screamed out like a wounded Yahoo: 81
Daddy, lsay daddy-you don't under.
stand; he wants to marry your daughter
n told him our Calf halter was gone" ~
"Why, daddy, you don't understand--he's
got guld--he is rich" -''7 a'-' Pc s'a ~
""He's got cold and tie itch, eh! what's
he doing here with the itch, chr, So say.
ing he aimed blow at Jonathan's head
with his cane, but happily for Jonathan he
lodged it. Nor did the rage Of the old man IN
stop al this bat with angry countenarce hor
made after Jonathan, who took 10 his heels:
uor die Jonathan's luck stop here. He did
not go-fnr from the old man, who run iihd iIihm Z
tight race, before jonathan stumped his toe
and fell to the ground, and before the old
man conid stake up" he stumbled over jon
athan and fell sprawling into mud hole
Jonathan sprung to his Heels, and witF
the speed Of John Gilpin cleared himself
And poor Sal, she died virgin and neyer
had q husband -''2 5"hI a,ai a4as4
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Once Colorel always CoIoretl.

%
A negro woman was relating her expert,
ence at a gaping congregation Of color, and
among other things said she had been in
heaven. One Of the colored ladies asked
herr ysa,f., s~a.l,l ,-s,-sg,.., ,.,st ..f.. z.
:. "Sista, did yon see any black folks in
heayeRa' d, r, s,ee,a, al 49,
a"Oh, git out. woman; DO you 'spose ! gc
10 de kitchenwben was dar!'' i, as.,.-ssl
This reminds Us of the anecdote Of . col
ored man who was SO convinced Of the low
liness Of his position, and that labor was, hi:
natural lot, that he was indifferent as to .
future, state, believing that "dey'll make
nigga work ebeR ef he does 60 to heaben.'
!, A clergyman tried to srgne him out ,o
this opinion by representing that this coult
not be the case, inasmuch as there was nc
work for him to do in heaven. i,s " ...t. a..
His answer was: "9h, you g'way massa
knows better; ef dar is po work for cnllet
folks up dar, dey II make II for EN-; and e
| dar " nnAih Better 10 Do, dey'il make 'en
Stub ds clouds along. You can't fool di
Echild, hsssa.s' Y s''iao2ga 24aa
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miscreant in Hentucky recently
perpetfasedSthe following III tis' touipAnye
#seseral ancient maiden lladies:':--''s ha,
did Adam and Eve do when they were ex
pelled from the garden Of Edeni', "They
raised Cain. Il The ladies, tainted. and du'
ring che confusion The psfpstrAtor made HE
escape, and hssn't been heard ofesines.dIt
he sAedld Be taken before Dor nexs issue,ws
shall rubhskaissxthssa sissatq q Gns2a
asssaasae yilsrpa ID Inv aqsiled sa .aosi
,tnl5
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+ W The, man who can crack ! joke after
|afhy:yix has fslicn on his toes, may be
considered tserdeiatihsiy funny. h, sssl -
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iEHNasNI e 70 Vt aF4Hit tEklINNItA tVNtI
.a2ilto wsI bsaoro has
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
IyHREE TRAINS DAILY from baltimore for Cum

NEW AND iMFROFED AHhdNGEHENIS
YNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il borand Wheeling and all parts Of tho West.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except Sunday
Washington Junon) will stations and arrive at Cum
bcrland at 4 O'Clock, y m.
Camden daily Except Sunday
$40, and reaches Wheeling by ms connecting Ben
wood with trains Tor Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis Louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points.
daily D. ,n connecting with
express Cincinnati st. Louis Cro, Chicago, and
pccs The south
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
The time TO these places Is also uncquallcd.
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
81. Louis
Passengers all points free.
THROUGH will be sold all the large the West
possible the e, oGcc Camden Station aud at
Washington city.
second class Is attached 10 the mail train.
from Baltimore Washington rico ne entire rad
Oakland They the
which leaves Cumberland at 2bo and resohes Wheeling
nj 2, D.
Passengers Washington have ample time for meals at wash
ington Junction.
be obtained In Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
beyond Piedmont
Eastyardiy Wheeling
reaching Baltimore at $40
FREDERICK TRAIN starts at a. except SnndayD stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving at Baltimore
at 1880
The EiIICOTTs MILLS TRAIN Camden Station mr.
$50, p Elcots Mills a, 7so and 30, m,
W s. wooDsnE
Jan 17--du Master Of Transportation.
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Proposals for serew-propeller sIoop-or- War.

Navy D1rARrAnDr
Bureau Of Construction, &C, June "a, 1851.
f'HE Bureau will receive sealed proposals, specf-
cations, and plans until the cath day Of next
~ the Construction n Siean Propeller so VAR authorized
The proposals o The hun slsrs aud spare spars rigging
and blocks sails and spare sails awnings anchors and
and spare work with all the equipments and outfits ship
70 be complete and ready all respects receive her officers and
men, provisions, stores, and armament
The armament stores and provisions win be furnished by the
The specifications fully materials used the
method ana sizes Of s,enng the detail Of sizes and q
the machinery The various nxiure equipment OUTFIT the cabin
for captain wardroom for IL oecrs for IA officers
rooms, &c sick bay magazines shell rooms holds
chain and other lockers also lhe dimensions Of the boats and
Upon application the any navy yard
viii furnish tho ship which also the contractor IN his plans
must provide capacity and convenient stowage
built showing the nboara space
sea a 1 rp o the sowass o. s various eo
the machinery and tho disposition or the coal There also be
an spanker. - 'N''' ~ e-N $50
The Plans will be accompanied by model which, With the draw
ngs OF the hull must be scale quarter inch
The ship to be pierced for chase STERN and broaide
Ia feet inches from port
above the deck the ports A inches fore and and 3s inches
The weight armament be provided for the displacement will
The complement, viii be 2ss persons
the ship must stow provisions for 40 days and for 90 days
days full seamlng and the to make
dcepoad drang Of water ten knots smooth The dcepoad
drangh OF water when armed and fully equipped with
visions and stores OF all kinds and ready for exceed
10 feet and tho port
propeller to hoist up the boilers to have
der sail for which she IS intended.
The bidder will necessary complete
the ship Tor sea- together with the price fully equipped before
The object Of the department in inviting proposals is 10 obtain the
very best shofwar that the mercantile produce and
proposals will be received from ship builders only
The proposals. specifications and drawings which conform 10 the
conditions now prescribed and combine the greatest number adj
the department before contract win be made The reputation Of
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bureau Of Constructiou. &C. May 2

Bureau Of cOus,ruc,ion &c. May 2, 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 600 cubic
- feet Of promiscaoas live oak In each o. the Charles
Gospo Virginia. viii BIO received at this bureau until the 18th
These proposals must be endorsed Proposals. for Old that they
be distinguished from other business letters Tho offers
yard and required by law be accompanied by suitable
guarantee, the form Of which IA herewith given.
will be required sign the
contract and additional and collateral security Is will
be withheld the each delivery until the
peted. W
he proportion
held such farther amount In addition to the 10 pc cent be
ions be delivered The remaining s. per cent or other poDop
each b when approved in paie by the commandment The
thirty days after lis presentation TO him.
win DO stipulated in the that default be by the
parties Of the rst delivering all Of the
othe quality and at the time and place provided then and that
States Of money exceeding twice the total
agreed upon as the price TO be paid In case Of the actual delivery
act Of Congress In that provided approved March ls3
The cubic feet 70 delivered IN each yard win be the fol
able for lower stems stern err posts knees fore
These pieces 70 be in number in the proportions in which they
into the construction q shpowa conforming substantially IN
frames q corresponding siding the mouds Of which be
1000 cubic feet the siding IS inches in about equal
quantities Of each, cubic OF siding inches;
these pieces being length from Is 10 IL feet having natural and
curve length and two.
thirds the number Of the pieces from the mean the maximum
o 20 G CUBIC ' 'oD = ana 10 n'heS IN length from
All BIO sided straight and the 16inch timber
showing face Of not es than three ourhs the siding
grown within 80 miles Of the which satisfactory
will be required by the Of the yard
the respective yards the risk and the subject
the inspection approval
half to be delivered before tho LIST August 1885, the
remainder ON or before the LIST OF July, 1862
Firm n ogo.
deliver at navy yard at MY thousand
cubic feet Of veoak timber conformity with the Of
the Bureau Of Construction Of the date Of May 1857
5000 cubic feet suitable principle sided IL 20 inches
At per foot.
$4,000 bcr inches length
to IL feet, at foot
cubic timber inches longth
feet at - foot
5000 timber siding nches length
feet at - per foot
Total value.
Should my be accepted, request
and the contract forwarded to tho agent at to me
at IT.. for signature and certificate
(Mte) b
Firm Of Guaratec
The undersigned, OF ----- in the State Of
hereby guaranty that foregoing accepted,
WILL within ten days after the receipt Of the contract the office
named designated the for the
with good and sufficient suetes said shall fail
ence between the offer Of tho said and that which be
accepted CD
(latco
Witness G II.
thereby certify above named and are
(Datc)
TO be signed by the Untod judge States
trict attorney, collector or navy agent, and no other
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Proposals for Fuel.

QuARrERNAsrER's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs,
Washington, May TO- 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
Monday the 18th 1857 supplying guam
Of wood and be required from t july 1857 Both
1853 for the stationed Washington city, ID g.
The oak sapng, and the coal anthracite
The DO delivered piled and measured and the coal weighed
direct free Of the United Saes the coal weigh
pounds the Further information be appca
at this Office.
Proposals be addressed Major G. r. Lindsay NJ c.
Proposals for fuel for Washington d. CO.
The egencer STAR and States will publish the above twice
week till 18th June 1857 and send BILL with of advertisement
10 this Office for payment.
May I6-2awt15Junct
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Form Of Guarantee.
Washington Aqueduct.

oyr1cH or THE wAzmsaroS AouKpucr
Washington, March 3, 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up May opened
day.
Maps pronlcs specifications
let will be ready for examination a this occ and after the goth
This work be let will embrace of Of tho bridges
graduation excavation and embankent cservo
MAN, gate houses bricks sand
The particular reference
United States there be delay commencing the work
thereon but for such delays allowance will be made
only completed pros
ent appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will be sub
right prescribe the Of work be done and
pon not holding out sacen to decide when and what works
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds per be paid the Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
Payments will be made in specie checks upon the United
cent the
be paid paid their full wages monthly and in specie
terials on the Washington Aquedrctn
should they not be deemed and TO make such arrange
be considered conducive to the Of the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
IS ha Gs #. % ' sS n he
enter into obligation, within ten days. with good and sufficient
to be accompanied by the certificate Of the United States district
judge United States district attorney navy agent ocer Of
artmen of War; that the guaranors able make good their
be opened presence bidders any choose
be present NJ Q. MEIGS,
Capt, of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. C. Megs, U. s. Engineers
We, the undersigned, residents of in the State Of -,
hereby jointly seyeray States
they w within ten days after the acceptance Of the said bid
cute the contract the with good ands efficient sures
advertisement under which was made And In case the said
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Notice

OF The Esab,i,hmea Of rec additional Land Offices IN The Territory
Of Nobrasta
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
Sd 1857, ''An establish additional
the Territory Nebraska respectively
the NAuA Drsrcr the Soum P,TrE DISTRICT"
hereby
that the Offices for said districts have established fol
lows,
tho "NEaHA LAND DISTRICT, nj Brownsville.
the s'SoUTH P-,rn DISTRICT at Nebraska City.
DAKorA srncT Dakota City in said Territory.
my city Washington day
OF April 1857.
BY order o President:
JOS 8 WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE
April 1l-1aw6w
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proposals FOR Naval supplies.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Re-

pnros,o e ssos,.as,,n' ra,1aoan, ana Eouars
DN'NAu'i oo"''i AN"'N hNsu'f'S"1 NJ osa IsbJ
"A' - 49,
-CEAIED PROPOSALS To furnish naval supplies for
- The .ea wear ending aoh lime IsAs viii he received al
bureau until O'Clock p M OF the BAD june next proposals
,ust he endorsed f,y V,T,I S,aJi,s bureau Of Cosrsc
M. a. sa ,lav M, M rom other business letters
The materials and articles embraced IN the classes named are par
dar, nn arI,ules which be
snoh ne dsara Al oar IN annlon No. the al the
so yas ~ 10 H. navy AGENT nearest thereto ana those OF ali
, M h,rao, division
beg for The OF dealers IN each such portions viii be
rssI.a a. Iis and
aeon, ~ a saon % nave oony Of the Schedule OF he other
v,ds ~, onv from which may be Judged whether II
nust made whole
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United states Patent once,


ON the petition of Henry Burt, of Newark, New
" Jersey the extension Of patent granted 10 him the
2sd Of September 1919 for improvement in knitting machines
from tho expiration Of said paten which takes place
on the 23d dry OF September, 1857
ordered that the said petition be heard ut the Patent 00ce on
Monday the i4h Of September ut II O'Clock and a pcrsons
notified appear and show have, why said
titon ought not ~ be granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO file In the Patent
Once their objections specially forth in writing at least twenty
before the hearing all testimony filed by either party
be used said hearing be taken transmitted In accord
with the rules Of the Office which viii be furnished app
will 4th Of September;
dcpoons other relied testimony must be filed
tho Office before the morning OF that day the arguments,
any, within days thereafter.
ordered also published the Unien nte
gencer Evening star, Washington d. c. Republican, Baltimore
Nd Ptrlot and Union Harrisburg Pal Daily News, New York
Boston Mass week for three successive weeks
the 4th day Of September the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEors Of the above will please and send Their
bills the Patent oGice with paper containing this notice
27-1aw3w
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CouEr on ISoriRY,
Washington. February 20. ISIS,

rJNE Judge advocate gives notice, for the nforma-
parties bere the court under the LIST section Of
the act OF January they will respectively be advised
the when shall referred
court desirable that presenting themselves they
prepared with list OF such witnesses thoy
specifying which OF the respective heads
the naval service" mentioned in the act their tes
mony applied respectively aud suggesting the delay
which may required and in respect Of what Witnesses
j. NJ CARLISLE judge Advocate.
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A DvENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon
French Novels.

VNEVERINOs Par George Sand 20 cents.
II Jeanne. Far George Sand. 40 cents.
fsidora. Par George Sand 20
Nauprat George sand 40 cents.
Gabriel Par George Sand. 20 cents.
jacques. Far George Sand. 40
Horace Par George Sand. Is Cents
Mrnon. Par Baisac. rs cents
IesC Par Balzac. 30 cents
n ramille Alan Par Aphonso Karr. 25 cents
IL Uscoque. Par George Sand. 25 cents.
Deux Histories. Par Eugene Sue. 81 cents
Aizia PAUL Par Fval 80 cents,
Theatre Compet Par Balzac. 90 cents.
La Creole Par FcvaL 20 cents.
Don Martin do Freytas Par Dumas 25 cents
jacques ct Jacques H. Par Dumas 20
And many others at the same low range Of prices.
May 70 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Notice

Of The Eadmau Of three additional Land Offices he Territory Of
.
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
g. 1851 entitled
tho Territory Kansas TO called respectively the De
land district the Dosage land district the wcsrn land
district hereby declared and made known that the Offices for said
districts have been established follows
tho 'sIE-,wAKE DISTRICT at DoyrrtAs
For the DISTRICT FORT SCOTT
For the OGDEN Territory
hand the city OF Washington day
of April, A. d. 1857.
BY order OF the President: WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF tho General Land once
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No. 5Sl
Notice OF the Removal Of the Land ONCE from
Red Wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
ritOry.
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act of
Congress entitled authorizing changes
onccsp approved March B. 1883, hereby
and made known that the Office for the sale Of public lands D
MINNESOTA TERmroRy will be removed TO the
pr,oS said Territory from after G rs day
Given under hand the city Of Washington this day Of
April, A. u. 1857.
by order OF the President
TIio6 A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General IandO Once.
May 1-law6w [lnt- a. start
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Notice


Notice
OF he Eaalishme Of additional Land The STATE Of Wis
cousin.
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
il March g. 1857 entitled "n act TO establish additional land
Wisconsin,, DO called
rmcrn which district embraces that portion the old
districts situated oh Of The line drd0 townships ocnyow
andt,oy north he line diring townships
north Of he line dfdng and co
,ceire iucar hereby
for said district has
he OF "EAu CLAIRE In said State
under hand at the city Of Washington this
Of April A. u. 1857.
by order OF the President.
JOS s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land oGncol
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PENSION AND BoUNTY LAND LAWS,

D"g ue '@es' aeeega e3'on q ne oTf hn0n oy ts nae
,,'.,5 s $3.50 ''D 49,. ''sp avs
win oPs 'Buaoh @c ana aaliols Oh recent dates
BY ROBERT MAYO D. LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore.
@ M0 r ~ % a cam 70 any nepc, whatever
d ,, on record .,.p
,o ,ha nS,c snr he 49,. rn ~ o,, u, @ h =,
ready published departments and other public officers
minis'rau"h u pen7ioh ana ooups -aha Claims
Letter from Broon chairman Of the Committee o.,
Re''lf'ona'y Pensions.
iiorsS or RxrRsss MA UNITED STATES,
Ny DEAR SIR have been pleased 70 meet with after
the lapse Oh 80 many years ana desire 70 ava myself an early
opportunity e add my thanks % those you must have received from
the United States relating 70 and bounty lands copy Of the
s'ereoype eaS 10 o. WHICH nave i III my posessoa
lug onu %0 I'M pe'n o s.in oonulues 10
9s "a ,ayfes $40. wy a. s' s. me eneuhsanees e
aer when ase io services were PROVIDED arc OF
was never the design OF our ihers that tho system should be
partial giving TO some While whhhod from others equally desov
ing your ~ ei @ wn'N =. present. m ae
tail ine provisions ue AZ he same umc suggestive Oh those deh
Your work oun o. value 70 me III my position
a chairman Of ne soee on @ isnson ior without
should nave Den 70 te vor Of close examination
the statutes ana from inc eluehey q my recurrence 70 have
been aoe 70 'ss. " ,hSr an , % US mn
am my asar GU, hos' respectfully anu truy Yours,
DIR. R. MAYO JACOB BROOM
~ 49,,
ee introduction to TINS work Tor Wasngtons Appeal to Congress-
&C., PIP. o. TO o., nowhere oSe eAtaht.
Litter fcou oc,er,, c,,,
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1857.
s h @m YOU e y h T hume you nave sem me
he aJclitv ne well NJ az H. value - -
sion history aud laws 10 a late perioI m 7 $40 p
The system ms become SO extensive TINT some such mp,o
,as and nj, who orc ogd ~ s mn,
the subject of those laws uron the able execution Of yor
am dear sir, respectfully yours,
Dr. RoIERr MAYO LEW. cAss,
Letter from de Hon. James c. Aen chairman Of The Committee
Revolutionary Claims
Washington February Is, 1857.
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIN ERPO0L UNITED
IL States mail steanersThs ships comprising this line the

ioiioWing:
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edridge
The Baltic Capt Jos. Comstock
The Adriaiic Capt. James West.
These ships having been built by expressly for
service every care has been taken in their construction also in
their engines strength speed their
for passengers nnequalcd for elegance and comfort
Price passage from New York Liverpool
in second cabin S5 From Liverpool 10 New York. 30 and 20
guincas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
The ships this line have improved water tight bulk heads and to
avoid danger from ice will the Banks north OF ~ until
after the lst Of August