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Of he EsaJlihmea Of three additional Land Offices he T7oy@
TN pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
j. March 1857 entitled An act TO establish three additional land
the Territory Kansas called the Dc
district the "Oagc land district "wcstern
district hereby declared and made
bee established as follows
al
For the sOsAGr Dsrmcrp at FoRT StorT
the swisugRS DISTRICT 0CDKx In said Territory.
under hand the city Washington this eleventh
Of April A. d. 1857
order the President: JOS. e. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of tho General Land once.
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IL Jeanne rar George Sand. cents.
Isdora Par George SIND. Is
Mauprat. Par George sand 40
Gabriel. Par Gcorgs s,ni 20 cent?.
Jacques. Par George sand 40 cents
Horace. Far George Sand. as cents.
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les Chowans Par fdikic 80 cents
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pcux Hi3tores Pm Eugcnc Sue 81
Aizia PANT Par llvsl. 30 cents.
Theatre Comp,ct Par Bilxac. so cents.
j., Creole. Par fcval 20 cents
lion Martin de frtytas Par Dumas. 25 cents.
Jacques ! Ct Jacqa, H. Par Dumas. 20
And many others nj tho same low range Of prices.
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PRESIDENT UNITED STATES
In pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
eni Of the United do hereby declare and make known
Territory Of Kansas commencing Tuesday the NTH day q May
states for the bench, of the Iowa tribe q Indians situated With
the aforementioned townships Of land in said Territory and eeded
by said Indians in trust as aforesaid TO witt
South IF nc base line and n the SRA principal meridian
Townships No neen sixteen eighteen
Townships No seventeen, eighteen, nineteen and
twenty excepting iheeon few special grants DESIGNATED IN The
treaty amounting the whole 70 ct hundred and situate in
Also, Pao, Iykns county, said Territory commencing
hands held Il trust by the United States for the bench, the
eonaeratcd bands Of Kaskska Peoria mkcsaw and wea In
Territory cccd by aforesaid
South ~ tAe base line and n principal meridian
Townships ncen sixteen ertecn range
townships n.eon sixteen and seventeen o. range twenty-five
Townships htcen sixteen seventeen and eighteen OF
Townships nen sixteen scyentccu eighteen range TWEEN
Townships cn sixteen seventeen and eighteen Of range TWEEN
ty-hve.
by third articles Of the
treaty Of eeon that each individual member of said concraie
IN addition that sections should be selected apart
forty should selected and apart for the bench,
the American Indian Mission Association; and said lands
townships above named to witt
Townships sixteen aud seventeen, range twenty two
Townships hiccn sixteen and eighteen twenty
three
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four
| apart and reserved from sale.
Also at Icoonpion In said Territory Tuesday, the
twenty third day of June next for the disposal Of such of the lands
held the United
Of Indians situated within tho aforementioned townships
prng the sn portion Of the lands ceded said Delaware
| dhns, in trust aforesaid, To wit:
South n The base line aud east Of The sih principal meridian
Townships Ave, six seven eight nine range
| teen.
Townships seven eight nine ten and eleven of range sixteen
Townships sx eight nine and eleven Of
| teen.
Townships six seven, eight nine and Of eighteen
The said will cash. received
below placed upon
duly appointed the
payment being made receipts duplicate will
therefor OF which will be delivered 10 the purchaser
Patents will subsequently
with the laws regulating
The offering
spcctyely appointed and will proceed they
advertised with all despatch
| have been offered and the sales thus closed.
All purchases paid the will be
following day n 0 dcf,ulng purchaser
Given under hand the Washington this
day of February eighteen hundred and fifty .scvcn.
FRANKLIN FIERCE
/ BY the President:
GEO W. MANrrTSSY
| Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
BNo newspaper authorized publish foregoing
semcn without special instructions to that effect from the Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs
/ Feb 28-lawtlJunc.
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mo. $40.
Notice
Of The Esa5liment Of additional he State Of
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857, additional
in the State Of Wisconsin, he called tho "CmrwwA
which district that portion Of the old
Hudson districts situated "nath Of ne line ddnp tcy
dridna townships forty
n The Tine diridine and The
line ddipg ere and fcc wes hereby declared and
for said district
he town ''EAu CiAIRx,v in said State.
my hand city Washington, day
NJ April A. ID. 1857
order OF tho President:
s. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE
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No. 58l
Notice OF the Removal OF the Land once from
Red wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
ritOry.
In accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled authorizing changes
OF land occs approved March g. 1888 IL Is hereby
and made known that the Office FOR the sale Of public lands p
WING In MINNESOTA TrnRony win be removed 10 the
pEoS said Territory aud after TIE first If june
Given under hand the city Of Washington this 3oh OF
April A. n. 1857
BY order Of the President:
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
May 1-1aw6w Int start
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No Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, d CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD l. CO.,
q Austin Friars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,

The Of these ships viii be accountable for gold silver
specie cwey precious metals unless bills Of la
ding signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor law in
lvl the courts tho state Of New
York, No. 1lo Nassau street, New York, N Y.
Ap16-u
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States mail steamersThe slips comprising this line the

folowiDg
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edridgc.
The Baltic Capt Jos. Conlsock
The Airiatic Capt. James West
These ships having built expressly government
service has taken their
their engines insure strength and speed their accommodations
passengers unequaled for elegance and comfort
passage New York Liverpool cabin $780,
in second cabin SIS From verpool New York. 80 20
gIineas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bcrtls be secured until paid for.
The ships this line have improved watertght bulk heads
avoid danger the deg
the LIST Of August
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OF In the State OF ---, here
furnish and deliver In the respective navyyars all the
articles the classes hcreuno agceaby the
schedules therefor and In conformity with the
Construction &c., the 23d May
my accepted, request addressed
forwarded to the navy agent at
signature certificate.
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Change in the Days Of Sale of the above de
scribed Indian Trust Lands In Kansas.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office OF Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
in the foregoing proclamation for the Of The
Indian changed postponed
following periods;
lands, Iowa Point 20 Wednesday Sd day Of June
The lands of tho wcas, &c Pao Wednesday oath day
June next
lands Oawkcc Wednesday
by order OF the Secretary OF the Interior
CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner ad Interim
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Change OF the Place of Sale of the Delaware
Trust Lands In Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
IN the Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory advertised to
place Iecompon the 23d day June
changed TO- and will commence p oawkcc said Territory the
day and date.
BY order of the Secretary of the Interior
CHARLES T. MIX,
Commissioner al interim.
DEPARTMENT TIE kTaIoR
Once Of Indian Affairs April O. 1857
April 7--IawlJune
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The schedule which the bidder cncoses must be pasted his Offer
signed him. Opposite each article the schedule
price the aggregate footed
class, and the likewise written in words
Fbrm Of Guarantee.
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Posr DErABrNsSr,
May 80, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until 3, p.
~ M day July furnishing all the stamped
relocs this for period of
No. J. or note size, az by Az inches, of white
No size "a 81 inches paper
such proportions OF bun and white may ordered.
No. 3 or official sizc az by So inches buff white, in such
proportions Of either MS may be required.
Proposals furnishing
packing
for packing parcels Of 10 10 %, 900
envelopes paper approved
quality manufactured specially for the and such marks
the Postmaster
sealing az inches the point parcels
packed without charge for packing and furnished
for such quantities be required TO I'LL the orders
masters
agent the department furnish the address for each parcel
which Il pasted the box the manufacturer without
The dies for enclosing the the
be executed In the best STYLE and they provided
and kept In order at the expense Of the contractor
bidders furnish with
they furnish.
Bond security will required performance
the contract and under win be made quarterly
quality OF SAMPLES and the sunency bidder will
together awarding the the Postmaster General
TO himself the right annu whenever he shall
the H. offered
the party who shall opinion
qualified than the original bidder right
served annu the failure perform faithfully
Its stipustions
The number OF quarter
Ing March 81, 1857 is stated below
1850 No. ], stamped cents.
S74l,250 2, q
' lsSS 10 49,.
Proposals Stamped Envelopes
and addressed Third Assistant Postmaster General Post ONCE
partment" AARON " BROWN
May 3o-ltJuly6t Postmaster General.
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voiaro la Hcnfiaic VOL Illustrated. 81 cents
Madame de Savgne Iseires. 1yol. 20 cpnts.
Louis Rcybaid Jerome Faturat 80 cents.
Scribe; Comedies. Vaudeville. 80 cents.
Dumas Fills Antonnc. 30 cents.
Bazac IL Cousin Pons. 80 cents -,
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TIME KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SIAM; by
Il Sir John Bowug with narrative OF his mission
London, 1857. 50 SO.
Speeches Eminent British Statesmen the reform bill
Russian 1 vol. London, 1857. 81 25
Lord houghams Speeches. with historical introductions.
london, 1887. 81 u.s.
Burkcs Speeches Warren Hastings with cp
toary correspondence. vols london, 1857 81.
Tales Of the eu translated from the
relL Now edition. illustrated. vol. London, 1851 81 %,
British Navy List for 1857. 81
Amanach Gotha for 1857.
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Ofhc rcmordl Of he land office from Fycye 10 Boonrt, N
the State Of Missouri
In accordance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress entitled San authorizing changes in the location o.
approved March 1858 hereby and made
that the oco for the sale Of public lands FA,Trr In inc
Missouri will be removed TO the OF BooSyIr IN said
state, at early period as practicable
tho precise removal win be issued W
the register and receiver at the Faycfte land office.
under hand the city OF Washington, this 18th day
May, A. D. 1857
BY order OF the President
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
Nuu1 O. laNGxy
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--, hereby guaranty that in tho foregoing bid o.
OF the classes therein named be accepted thai
WILL within after the receipt OF the
the with good and sufficient surees and in sad
shall aforesaid guaranty
NAL difference the offer the said
and which
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rI,HE VETERANS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL; b
II q. r. Gicig 80 cents
nouteigcs Shakespeare, part O. rs cents
Russcls Crimca
Just received at TAYLOR MAURys
June 2o--3t Bookstore near 9th street
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Mr.: Sims Reeves, and many other distinguished
artists will assist.
On Tuesday, June 30, Mr.. Charles Dickens
VIII read his christmas Carol" in st. Mar
tins Hall
On Tuesday. July Z, Mr.. w. H. Russell will
deliver his Personal Narrative of the late
Crlmean Wal" in st. Martins Hall.
On Saturday, July III, will be represented at
the Gallery of illustrations, Regent street, Mr.
Wllkie Collins's new romantic drama in three
acts, The Frozen Deep" performed by the
company of ladies and gentlemen who origi-
nally represented it in private. With the orr
glnal scenery by Mr.. Stanfeld, r. A., and Mr..
Telbin, and the original music, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Francesca Berger. The whole
under the management of Mr. Charles Dickens
To conclude with a farce
On Wednesday, July Is, will be represented
at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, the late Mr..
Douglas Jerrold's comedy, in three acts, "The
Housekeeper." To conclude with the late
Douglas Jerrold's drama, "The Prisoner of
War" Represented by the company of the
theatre, in conjunction with Mr.. and Mrs. Kee-
ley, Mr.. Benjamin Webster and Mr. Phelps
On Wednesday, July %, Mr.. w. NJ Thacke-
ray will deliver lecture on " Week day Preach
ers," in st. Martins Hall
On Wednesday, July 20, will be represented
at the Theatre Royal, Adelphi the late Mr.
Douglas Jerrold' s drama, I" Black Eyed Susan:''
represented by the company of the theatre in
conjunction with Mr.. T. p. Cooke and Mr..
Blackstone
Among the names in the committee are to be
found those of Messrs. Dickens Thackeray. AL.
bert Smith, W. Ii. Russell Macreadv, Sir E.
Bulwer Lytton, Sir Joseph Paxton, &C. &c
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FUNERAL OF DOUGLAS JERROLD.

From the London Daily News, June 10.
Yesterday the mortal remains of Douglas
crrold were committed to the earth in Nor
rood Cemetery, in presence of large con-
curse of gentlemen known to literature and
.rt, who had come tOge ther to indulge gener-
"us sentiment at the grave Of an hOnored friend.
Among others who were present we observed,
.Ir. Serle, Mr.. Frank Stone, Mr.. George Cruik-
hank, Mr.. Bayle Bernard, Mr.. Blackstone,
.Ir Westland Marston, Mr.. Tom Taylor, Mr..
1vaud, Mr.. Augustus Egg, Mr.. Bradbury,
ir Evans, Mr.. John Leech, Mr. Tenniel, Mr..
'eter Cunningham. Mr.. G A. Sala, Mr.. James
tannay, Mr. b. Webster, Mr.. Augustus May
:ew, Mr.. Albert Smith, Mr.. Kenny Meadows,
ir Shirley Brooks, Mr.. Robert Bell, and Mr..
ieorge Holder.
The pall-bearers were Mr.. Charles Dickens,
ir Hepworth Dixon, Mr.. Thackcray Mr.. Hor-
ee Mayhem. Mr.. Charles Knight Mr. Mark
emon, Mr. Monckton Mines NJ. p, and Mr.
radbury; whilst the gentlemen who occupied
le mour rning coaches were Mr.. Douglas Jer-
Ids eldest and youngest sons-W. Blanchard
erroid and Thomas Jerrold-Mr. Henry May
ew. Mr.. Copeland (brother-in-law OF Mr.. Jer-
Jld.) and the three medical men, DIR. wright
r. Quain and Mr.. Cleveland, who attended
re deceased in his last illness. To many per-
ns it will be interesting to know that the
rave Of Douglas Jerrold is Immediately Oppo-
te to that of his very dear friend Laman
.lanchard.
We regret to learn that the constant and va
Gus demands upon the late Mr.. Jerrold pre-
ented him from making proper provision fer
nose he has left behind him. A number Of his
host intimate friends have accordingly formed
themselves into n committee for the purpose OF
rgsnizing series of theatrical performances,
&c, the proceeds Of which to be devoted to the
eneft Of the family. Everybody hitherto APP
.Iiel to has responded most readily to the CALL
md the following programme has been deter
mined upon.
TN Saturday, June q, a musical festival will
axe place, st which Madame NovelIo, Mr.. and
drs- L. German Reed, Mr.. +. Robson, Miss
Dolby, Mr.. Albert Smith, Miss Mary Keeley,
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS-JOHN II.
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prompt customers, large and general assortment of
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New style Silk Robes and fancy Silks
Best make black Silks, high lustred
Rich printed IalI WOOL Nous Deiaincs
Rich Ofgandie. Bsrose. e'a and Jaconet CO R Robes
Bright colors and mode plain Bareges and De-
Plain French Brilliants and Percales
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WI, White ,I BIsnts, from from ~ tP sI,s cents
English Prints Of new Styles, in great variety. at
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p,vI ,MHITE E GoSps, in great at variety; fnIyc, ,,.r
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Small figured and rich Brocade Swiss Muslins
PLAID and striped JaoOnet, NansoOk and Swiss
White Taretons, Illusions. and Wash Nets
Linen Csmbric, Linen and Bishop Lawns
Super English Long Cloths. suitable for Ladies'
New York. Bates. Atwood, and other good makes
White Cambrics (of Jonss's celebrated mako,
White Briants and striped India Dlmty
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Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest
makes.
Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods
at low prices.
ap8-tr JOHN H. SMOOT.
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LEG-ERDEMAIN.-A writer in the Boston
Journal gives the following solution of the man.
ncr in which the prisoner at Albany, n. Y,
Jail managed to change his pants when chained
10 the floor, ring arOund-hi ancle:
chained, then put the bottom Of the other leg
of the pants inside of the ring, between it and
the flesh. Now draw down the pants, inside of
the ring, till the whole leg and part of the
seat have gone through the ring. The impris-
oned foot may now be removed from the pants
by passing it across their open top: Draw the
not slip in, and they may thus be removed
wholly from the body.
The way to put on another pair, is to reverse
the process.
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'THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DR.. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee Of
Looms Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his Improvement iuSyS$
various cities, has now permanently estab- ~~&lIo
lIshed himself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
ly IN making set OF but one piece OF mater al, and
that Indestructlble mineral No metal Is used IN
their construction, and they therefore free from
galvanlc action and metallic taste. There are no
JOINTS TO become filled with moisture or PARTICLES of
food, hence they pure and clean. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy far more durable, and
natural In their appearance. i will give a reward of
One Thousand Dollars to any who will produce a
similar work Of art TO equal mine In purity, beauty
Durability artistic excellence or any other requisite
quality.
All work responslbly warra ted.
N6 Penna. avenue, between ilth and 18th streets.
lS-ly
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limited STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA..
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June 8, la5

POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June 8, 1857.
Proposals for carrying the mails ofthe United
States from LIST September, 1857 to 3'th June l8s9
on the following route in the State of Virginia and
in the times herein specified, will be received Mt the
Contract Oifice of this department until g. d. m of
the path day of July next be decided on the fol-
lowing day:
No. 5268 From HarrIsonburg, by Dayton, Bridge
water, Messy Greek, Mount Solon, Par
nassus, Augusta Springs, Lebanon White
sulphur Springs, Deerfeld, Cloverdale
and Green Valley, to Bath Alum, 81 miles
and back, three times a week in two-horse
coaches
Leave Harrisonburg Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at "a IN
Arrive at Bath Alum by 9pm
Leave Bath Alum Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday at Sam
Arrive at HarrIsonburg by 9pm.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee, and certificate
also lnstrnctlons and requirements to he embraced
IN the contracts, see the advertisements of January
IL 1855, February 3, 1856, and February 2, Ia57 or
either Of them pamphlet FORM i'm all the princ pal
post offices. AARON " BR Own r''
Je S-lawaw Postmaster General.
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PIP. DANDRIDGE, Asen


~ RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands Of
4 life have nearly run out, discovered while in the
/East Indies, a certain cure for Consumption,
4 Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General
i Debility. The remedy was discovered by him
Il when his only child. a daughter, was given up to
] die. He had heard much of the wonderful restor
atlve and healing qualities of preparations made
from the East India Hemp and the thought occurred
TO HIM that he might make remedy for mis- child
He studied hard and succeeded IN realzIng his wish
His child was cured, and is alive and well.
He has since administered the wonderful remedy TO
thousands of sufferers IN all parts of the world, and
he has never failed IN making them completely heal
thv and happy. Wishing TO do as much good as pos
sbe, he Will send to such of his at ced fellow be-
directions for making II up and successfully using
1t. He requires each applicant to enclose him one
shng-three cents 20 he returned as postage on the
recipe and the remainder TO be applied TO the pay
ment OF this advertisement. Address
DIR. I'll. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street, 4
Jersey City, NJ.
y. Il. Dr. HI. James has neither Office nor agen. Il
In New Y ork some have pretended and adver j
tIsed The recipe Is sent from no pla ce but n
10 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
NAV 2e-.3In
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Summer Retreats, &c.
DLAKISTONE'S PAVILION.

This favorte place of resort will be opened on the
LIST of July for the accommodation of visitors.
=, The proprietor has engaged a hne Cotillonft:
Band Tor tho season, and with his splendid Ball-cI
Room offers great Inducements to the lovers of the
dance, while those of more quiet humOI NAV find
DIFFERENT amusements at the Bowling Alley or in
Fishing, &c.
The Luxuries of the Potomac and good Liquo!
will be constantly on hand.
This is known to be of the healthiest places on
the river, near BlakistOne's Island
There will be a celebration on the Fourth of July,
and Ball at night. Cotlllon the sd of July, 18th
and 27th of August.
The steamers Columbia and Maryland leaves pas
sengers on every "Wednesday and Saturdays and
returning on every Sunday, Tue sday, and FRIDAY s.
The steamer Kent leaves Baltimore at 8 O'Clock
every Monday evenings, and returns on Wednesday
mornings.
Post Ofice-Miestown, st. Mary's county, Md.
Board-Sl 25 per day for a week or longer; 50 for
shorter time. GEO. w. GLADSTONE.
je 4-2ms PTonrietoy