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Proceedings OF the new York state Temper
ance society.
eECoFD DAY.

ALBANY, June Il, 1851
Tho rcrncr,ncs Couvsc,i,p reasscnblea This orr,rc
-, ,.,.- = a.. .-,, -. a., o'
Au 's '0'"'e w '"' e'O'N''.' ''''N" '''e'1As WA
resumed
c.o,o, ..o,o,, ,,., a, ,.-o,o-.n,., ar -, -,
"'."!, "s ' - '' p' oe o "H"'S spa II
OF tho temperance cause by implying that the sale OF
liquor may be made safe and respectable
The debate was warmly continued by Rev Nr. Denn
con, Hen Hornce Greeley, Judge CApron, Prof Mccoy
ano others.
JUICE SAiHoN onerea SUBSTITUTE embracing the three
nrs resolutions ~ MI. "reeicys series and another
leaving to temperance men the privilege of taking their
own Iosuon w fcihuon 10 inc ANcise law
General 0atEr, Of ONO, submitted somewhat similar
propvSuon-o ceP Oh me lrst tnrec rcsouuons offered
ny MI. 1teeiey, ADDING 10 tnem tue Following -
1esoTea lnat wnhe We diner ~ 70 the value ano en-
ciency Oh certain rroytsons OF the Excise act We VIII
conunse united and mrortunsie IN our demands Tor sw
OF entire prohbuon as Inc only ehcenremedy Tor nlem-
poIance.
Judge CAlToS accepted oil s proposition IN heu OF his
OWL
Mr. srrT.M, o. Rochester, attacked Mr. Greeley sub
sttutc ana charged MI 0rccey VIII having allen from
grace lie Was once tho teacher OF western new 1ork,
but cosd DC so no longer he mao proved 'sc 70 pro
hibon, ana when IN The kepubhcan convention al syria
cuse, had evtned prohbitory resolutions from being In
troduced lie (siebonD had been on The committee with
MI Greeley IN th convention, ana oy Greeley manage
ment TIE prohiDtory resolutions mad been thrown out
and Two hquor JUDGES cco'd me state lie charged
him with introducing these resolutions simply TO endorse
the Excise law pissed by the republican legislature aud
N order 20 divert inc pubic mnd from prohoaon at the
next fa election lie denied thM any pronDitory man IN
wotcrn New lork would favor m, iicensc law
hr. well b,nn Interrupted, ana s@a Judge foo'e,
Mr.. siaanss commended that Judge Foote wa, no pro-
hibitonst The trouble Win him was the same AS with
Mr. Greeley he had no backbone against the prncplo
Of license.
Mr. GRxxSf, In reply, said the reason he opposed tho
Wenionory resoiuuon az inc hepubhcan Conventon was
because sought 10 nsstrt iasenocd said the renuO
lcan par favored prohibition VII m did not He had
never mnfeo tElperahoc .iih pohues. -
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THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Washington.

News from Washington.
THE NEGOTIATIONS OF SANTA ANNA WITH SPAIN FOR
HIS RETURN TO AKxI0o.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1857.
Adyices received here from Havana state that Santa
Anna has entered into engagements with the Spanish
government under which he Is be assisted by Spain
his return 10 Mexico is stated that these engage
ments forwarded from Havana to Spain by the mall
steamer which left Cuba last month"; and these the
advices which the Spanlsh government waiting
order to detcrmne Its course towards Senior Lafragua,
Minister 10 Madrid.
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THE DEBUT AT WAiLAcK's.-To-night,w we be-
lieve, Miss Logan who has been announced
as dt5mane in rival style to that of Miss
Heron, makes her first appearance in the play of
Evadne." The bold artsste has resolved on sue
cess or failure at the first step-so she may pre-
pare for criticism of the sharpest kind.
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Tels graphic Communication Between New
York nnd Ncwfoundlsnd.
ARBIvAL OF TnE srEsMEs SHxRsovzsK.

ci JVhN-, ~, June u, 1897.
Owing 10 slight arrangement OF the sub marine csbe
across tho Gulf Of 81 lawrence, eegrnphc communioa
ton between this sl,nd mi Nova Scotia has bcon sss.
pended Tor some weeks past bet to-day We have been
ogan placed In almost instantaneous connection with Han.
far, iosion and New YORK. 40 not aprrehond any ra.
ture Interruption.
The screw steamship Khersonoso from LIVERPOOL June
q for BAL far and Portland srrs al here on Saaty aad
sailed Of Il o'clock 10 cay Cor Halisat
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Great Increase or Onr Daily Circulation.
During the last few days the HNsaD has increased its
daily circulation amazingly We hare reached an
sS'se q marry nsney gosand sheas py day the in
forest Of public affairs continue expect soon 20 issue
c.y one hundred nosadnd saests pr day Our new
ohnezy works most admirably, throwing of hcs,y
ooand sh,ts per ho with the prospect OF It's operations
getting better every day.
Advertisers Of all kinds will please to note these facts
and act accordingly
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rx GENERAL SxwspnxR DEvAIoH.


CAPTAIN DAVIS INsTRUCT1oNs-rHA NEW sL0OPs.
oY-wAR, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June IT. 1867.
Tho official documents show that Instructions
given by Secretary Dobbin to Commodore Msrvne Capt
Davis relative TO General Walker bis The Ian
guagc Of Secretary Dcbbin TO Commodore Aervine was
at prudent and for the Interests Of the country 70 have
q man Of war witt Son Juan del Sur 81
The Navy Department have determined to build one OF
the 1--WE sIoops Of by private contract for which pro-
posals are soon 70 be issued.
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The EUROPA at Boston.

Boston, June Il, 1867.
The steamship Europa from Liverpool via Halifax,
rived here at three O'Clock this afternoon. There s no
Of inereet in addition to the despatch from Halifax
The were placed board the steamboat train for
stonpg and viii be due New York early hour
10 morrow morning.
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State OF the City-Law md Philosophy OF the
Recent Disturbances.


"Or1or reigus in Warsaw" but, rs with the
sea after raging storm, we have still the heay-
ing and dashing Of the broken waves.
Our city contemporaries (sympathising with
the despotic usurpations against our munich
pal liberties by the Seward oligarchy at Albany
have worried Themselves into a condition OF "a
wage fcrocity ogainst Mayor Wood, in connection
with the strange proceedings in aud about the
City Hall since Tuesday morning. The Chevalier
Webb fares up in such terrible dcnuncations as
these The bad, cunning and inpudent man
who is trying TO place himself in this position
knows this. and be knows, also, that the people
whom he would insult and rob win see it. He,
therefore seeks to put himself before them In the
attitude OF one defending their right. lie ad-
dresses them in this capacity-he the culprit,
who should now he in cell which he might
leave for The gallows he, who to "sheld his
own person for his own selfish ends, has the
matches earontcry, the stupendous impudence,
TO issue a proclamation" &c. From these choice
compliments il will be seen that for one at least,
the Chevalier Webb would consent to the imme-
diste hanging Of Mayor Wood, without the benefit
of clergy.
Philosopher Greeley appears to have wrought
himself up to the same combustiblc degree of
wrath and vengeance; for be, too. opens upon
the Mayor in the most forocious style. Hear our
philosopher Shall the process OF the courts he
respectod?-or is Mr.. Fernando Wood 10 set him
elf up superior to the judiciary as well as the
Legislature Is this desperate political gambler,
L.
TO be held responsible for his actsgv "Have the
people any power, or can Mr.. Wood spit upon
their representatives and break the heads Of their
agents with npunity?" &c. The lesser light Of
Sewardism, facetiously styled by Master Greeley
a. "the Little Villain" joins in the echo, and
says, 'if New York could be further disgraced
by having such man In the Office Of IL chief
magistrate % Fernando Wood, the disgrace was
inflicted yesterday" "While part Of our citizens
were assembling 70 give an ovation to an unsuc
ccssiui fliluster the Mayor of the city was forci
bly, resisting the service Of civil process"
Then We arc told that his proclamation yesterday
exceeds, IN its rnoustrous impudence, everything
that has before preceded from him." and that
"his calling upon the citizens to remain calm in
the midst of civil rebellion, Of which he Is
himself at the head, Is the very sublime Of as.
surance"
These tricf extracts from our organs of The
Albany oligsrchy are sufficient TO show that
they at least arc worked up to the fighting point;
and that with some nine regiments q The State mt
lila IN font they are prepared to pitch in and en-
terminate Foi0ardc Weed and "his regiment Of
coa;urcs' without mercy. But here, like little
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Departure OF the Anne rics-Importan to Cor
reSD0adenta.

Departure OF the Anne Go Cor.
respondents.
BoroS June IT, 1857
The royal mail steamship America sailed FOR Liverpool
via Halifax at O'Clock this morning, with about hun
bred and seventy passengers and 81 2l6 900 in specie
HAIFAx TnlGRAPH Orlcn, June II, 1887
The America having left Boston day four hours earlier
than urual win be due here early Thursday evening
Merchants Who desire avail themselves Of the wires
communicate two days later intelligence 70 their
popdcuts In Europe should therefore hand their de-
spaches II q Wall street, carly In the afternoon 10 insure
their reception here in 70 meet the America
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Sew York. Thursday. June IL, 1857.
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u u sweet snd becoming 10 dir Tor the cn,n.gy,
Tha dsy the lHh, ne passed wacrown tae see, ~ ne
Prnca hsss ~ " rcrslg NC here Sic frser part II th~
on tee me-uing Of ne l1th he RIDE T. Csu5rdse. src
suferna ssv, -el7 rem tCaiache tires tiunpsf tbs
ccc ist lie rsgose- 1s Aa. be ever teck cn esxA
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Medicines.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,

70, tAs eSrs Of Dyspspssa, Liver Compliant,
D,opsy, Neuralgia, IsctPisst Diseases Of tbs
Lsrgs d:d BroseAiai Passages, Bilss, 6sa
TSsis FxckLLENT MEDICINE, WHICH
hos attained high reputation and been e1-
tensively used In Boston and other cities Of the
East, has been received ard Is nov offered for
sale by ID GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn
nsT az svsass sl.o ~ the agent cor
The proofs Of its enacacy are SO numerous, 50
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar charac-
teT that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceive the pro6ered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be
euvs-ali, but It's range Is extensive because many
diseases, appasss.!y unlike, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding frcm one cause, may be
cured by one remedy
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, Is precisely that which has so often
baHaed the highest order Of medical skill. The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and efacacy Of the Syrup incontroveft'
ibls.
have Analysed the medical preparation called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference to the number
and kind Of active substances contained In It. and
the durability Of the compound as pharmaceuu
cal article. The metallic compounds OF arsenic,
anthony, mercury and zinc are not present, nor
Is II possible to detect in It the slightest ndica-
tion Of any metallic and mineral poison. Its or
ganic constituents do not include opium, or any
Of the drugs yielding poisonous principles. The
constituents, when separated, are not even acrid
to the taste. 1t is preparation scientifically and
skilfully compounded, Possessing all the durabl.
iy Of spirituor tncture, without It's objection
able qualities and the activity Of its leading
tation Of It's solvent. The point here attained has
been frequently and unsuccessfully sought after
| by pharmaceutists. Respectfully,
AA'HAYES, MD.
Assayer to State Of Massachusetts.
No; l6 Boylston street, Boston, 3D. Nov 1855
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TREAsuRT DEPARTMENT,

WAsHIN December TO- 1853 (
sIROPOSABS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
4 this Department until the l2h Cav Of Feb.u-
airy, A ID. 1871, q, IL o'clock, noon, fr the con-
stiuction OF the Custom House, Post Office, and
Court Rooms, authorized to be crested Gt Calves
ton. Texas, according n the plans and specifca-
tioEs prepared at tbs Department; said propo-
sails to DE either for the whole building, OF sepa-
Iate for The different kinds OF worh; bills Of parcels
must In every caSc accompany aeb bid, with the
amount or each kind OF work. ard the total
amount carried ont; the department. reserving the
right "a reject or accept IRE proposals hereby in
vitet or any parts theceof when IL deems the in
terest Of the United States req JiEes IL the Depart
nent also resey' cs the night 60 exclude the bids
OF any person or persons whom there II just cause
10 believe will not faI h.ully perforIn the coz
tracts, or which they have ate mpei 10 obtain BY
intireciion; en- all bids VIXEN here shall be par
ties In Interest who do not join In the bids, akd
all bids that upon investigat alton are below fair
price for the worK.
Bids will not be received In gToss and no con-
tract will be awarded to a bidder unless details
are furnished the department Of the prices OF the
different kinds Of work and materials, which
snail be subject 10 the revision OF the der artuen
20 that II may adopt The whole part Of the bid
as the interests OF the United Stats may rtq uire
Ninety per cent OF the amount CT work done
and materials delivered, according 10 contract
price, sad amount 10 be ascsTtained Nv tie esd
mate OF an agent Of the department, appointed
FOR that purpose will be paid from tire 10 time,
as the work prog esses Il te,. per c. at retained
until tue completion % The cenlrEct, ard accept
and be forfeited Ia the event OF non fulflment Of
contract.
ContEcctswill be awarded oa;g TO msster bulid-
ers ard mechanics, snd TIE assignment hereof,
except by consent OF the - retary az the Trea.
sury, will DE forfeiture q lhe ssme
Each profcs must be ACCOMPANIED or wit
tsn guarantee signed by two spCns. bic persons
(ceruted 10 be SO by the United States dist.ict
Judge or attorney Of the said disTict) "a the sum
OF 70 ,V0, Cor the whole w,rS, CT prcpcrtioaaie
amount, II for any part, that the bidder will,
"aenre3uired, n BIS proposal be accepted, enter
lnio contract and bond, with paper and scrcient
securities FOR lis faitful performance Form OF
BONA ald eeruma.e required Will be furnished,
togetha With plans, specifications and working
drawings, on application 20 the depar ment
No bid VIII be considered unless Il fuG'y CON-
plies In all its details with the require Ients OF
this advertis ement
The proposals must be seat 10 :tis dera,trent.
addressed 70 the Secretary or the Treasury, and
plainly endorsed - Proposdls 70, "A, Gair,,raa
Custom Aots',n and will be open.d at one
O'Clock p. m, Of the last day named 70: cce!vip0
the same LANES GT.rIIptI
dec - 2awtl2Feb Secretary OF the Treasury
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CHINA, CLASS ANp QUEsNz WARE

- MILLER, SON L. CO
IN importers direct from Liverpool 10 ~
HG Alexzndrie, Beg ledEc . ctlIthe .: G.1&
49, t-nt1on 81 dealers, hotel Keepers eC5
others Of Sasnl xton G.d Georyetoya 70 ,he.,
stock C! 6UUOS, which, for extent ana vartesv
VIII compare f.1oTaeIy with any estsblishmsnt
an the E-steyn cities.
The c"rne1icn OK their senior partner Win the
manufacturers OF Europe and the United Stats
Tor upwards OF 10 years, has eivea him sdyan
Hges IN tns purchase Of goods, equal, IL no, suoe-
nor, TO any house In the trade. An inspection Of
goods 10 prices VIII satisfy all d tiles that nur
chases can be made Of them uPTn the most favor
able terms
French China Dinner Sets, Gilt snd dAoor,.ss
french Calns Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
French China Vases, Pitchers. Toilet Get. A.
French China Tea Sets, Cups and Sauceys ana
other SStic.es q Teaware NN
Ana i.,..er " are, separate from sets
India China Dlnner Sets, and separats articles al
ways on hand
White Granite Ware In every variety In sets. and
separate from sets, Is may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, The same
Common Edged, White and Rockingham Ware.
IN full 'uPpiy
Cut, Presses, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
from the best establishments In the Eastern and
Western States, which viii be cold by the paeI
age or otherwise
Experience; packers employed. Goods DIT m
BY Us can DC transported by any mode without
broaxege
Fare by the steamboats, from WASHINGTON N
Alexandra, almost hourly, l26 cents each wsy
quarter OF dollar thus speat may save Ia.1v
eoaAIs. dec
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Medicines,
OUGHs-COLD RSENEss
DR.. fYLERrs
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC:


The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
for VI hoopiDg tough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption
Ents-sd aeeo,dssg 70 Act Of Congress, A. d 1897.
IN AGAIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
of tie public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology IS needed Vast numbers IN all
sections Of The Union are obliged to have recourse
script on CT their family physician, and as each
return OF the winter season brings ont a hos. Of
proSessedly new specifics. some good, others use
less, and MANY decidedly dangerous, IT becomes
as much matter Of duty as interest believing
this to be I remedy, combining the greatest 3D.
vantages. with the least objections OF euy other
In US 20 make ii as extensively known az prac-
dcablr. That such Is its character, is abundanuy
proved by the fact, that Il has keen extensively
used the last twenty years with unparalleled sue
cess that Its reputation has continued TO spread
8nd It's sale increase, with little aid from 0dver
Using or published lists OF certificates, (Which
all Iaow can IS easily be had for a worthless
PREPARATION as for meritorous one y that by It's
own intrinsic merit, with the recommended on OF
persons benefited by Its use, IL has gained Its
present popularity; II Is not tYumpeted to the
wo Id as a specific or cure all, but as valuable
and scientific auxiliary In pulmonary cases ready
IT hand, and one that has been generally found
to AFFORD relief where most others have been tried
without material benefit As such. IT is recog-
missed by uinbers Of our leading physicians, who
know Its composition, and have been eye wit
nesses Of its perior efaca"y, we'll as by thou
sands OF our most respectable citizens, to most OF
whorc reference Is cbeerfuIly permitted.
Sold at IS cents three bottles in one, 50 cts
by MARIN PALMER, and CRAS. STOTT,
Washington; CISSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
STEVENS, Alexandria.
Also, "TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS" the same composition In a
portable form, much patronised by public speak
ers, singers frequenters Of public assemblies, &C
IS they remove all huskiRess from the throat and
voice, and act like q charm on a troubleso me
cough. Price 12X and IS cents box. dec Oily
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STOP THAT COUGH!

rENRE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
l. COLDS, Csour and WHoopINe Couch
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind. 1t also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain In the breast and lung affections Where
drops Of Pain Curer, and you viii find immediate
relief DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures a consumptive cough, and forth
hes the system against further attacks
il- In bottles at SO cents and 81
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives OF thousand Of children have been
saved, by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. II
gives Instant relief IS cents a bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup Is the
only certain cure for Whooping Cough. ltcures
in short time and allays ali irritation Of the
Lungs 80 cents a bottle
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tried them in their
practice
To be had Of all Druggists IN Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria. dec l0-4m
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.

DAIN IS TIE FORERUNNER OF MOST
L diseases-cure the Pain and check the disease
DIR ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains IN the
Limbs, Sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear
and Tooth Ache, Pain or Cramp in the Stomach
or Bowels, Gore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Ague or
Lumps In the Breast, Chills, Spinal Affections,
and Pains in the feet Indeed, II cures all Pain.
IL 12k, 25, and so cents bottle.
II you are Bilious and have q bad Cold, take
DR. ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI Bill
IOUS PILLS. Thew cary of all bile and re-
move a cold. These Pills 60 ahaed Of all other
Pills In their good effects
IL Boxes 12k and Is cents Sold by all
Druggists in Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. dec LOAN
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FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.

ATT AND OHIO hAlLkOAi

BALI lMOhB AMI Ohto hAhLnoAp.
Ne,c and Improved Ar,onge1asnts.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI-
l. more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and all
f ist The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave, Except sunday at IS a m connecting
with trains from Philsdslphia, iirst tain from
Washington tat Junction. VIII stop at Say STA
Cd The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Sta
ton daily except Sunday at 30 a. m and
reaches Wheelicg by q. m connecting at Ben
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Day
ton Indiana polls, LOUSY hle. Cleveland, Toledo.
Detroit, Chicago, ct Louis, Cairo, and interme-
diste points
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
H. M connecting with s1n,ss, tn,a an for Gil
diate places Tie distance TO CinciaT All ard
other central and southern places In the West, is
nearly 100 miles shorter than BY anv other route
The time to these places is also unequalled.
III Baggage checked through TO Co umbus,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, a It. Louis
III Passengers and Baggage transferred a: al
THROUGH TICKETS Will be 20 d to all the
large towns In the est, al tho lowest possible
rates, atthe Ticket Once, Camden ststicn, ard
at Washington city. r.
Train.
Passengers nom, Baltimore or Washington may
cfev the enti,e road By daylight, By taking Ac
commodation or Mall rPein. and lying over o.
Cumberland or OAKLAND. They resume next
morning by the Express Train, which leaves
Cumberland at 50 q. m. and reaches Wheel
| ing at p. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time
| FOR meals at WsshiT gton Junction
This is the only route by which Through Tick
| cts and Baggage Checks can be obtained IN
Washington
FOR WAY PASSESG ERS
| The Accommodation Train at Is, will stop al
| all stations east Of Cumberland, and the Express
/ ct 1t a ions between Piedmont pofr q west East
wardly the Mall Train leaves wheeling ct Is
| a m, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
| at 20, reaching Baltimore at 5 As p M.
| The FREDERICK TRAIN starts ct q p m
| except sunday stopping at way stations Lsnv6s
Frederick at 9 a IN arriving at Baltimore at II
80 noon.
The ELIlCOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves
| Camden 8 alton az m and so p IN. Leavei
| Ellicotts Nj Ills at so IN and 30 IN. ex
1 cept Sundays. w. 8. WOUDSIDE,
| ian iG-tf Master OF TRANSPORTATION.