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Notice

OF The Esablnnt Of three additional Land Offices n the Territory Of
Kansas.
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
j. 1857 entitled An establish three additional land
the Territory Kansas to be called respectively tho De
land dct the Oage land district" and the Wcsern land
district hereby declared and made known that the Offices for said
districts have been established follows
the DISTRICT at DoSPHAS
the "OsAGR DISTRICT FoRT ScoTr
the "WfxnBRS DISTRICT, OGDEN in said Territory.
hand the city Washington this eleventh day
OF April A. d. 1887
order Of the President: JOS g WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
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Change in the Days OF Sale of the above de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas
TTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
u States mail stcamersTe ships comprising this line the

:
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edriige
The Baltic Capt
The Adriatic Capt.
These ships having been built by
service has been taken their also in
their engines
for passengers unequalled for elegance and
passage Liverpool cabin $780,
in second cabin s75 From Liverpool New York.
guincas
experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No bcrths be secured until paid for. s& asts
The ships Of this line have improved water tight bulk heads
from will the deg
after the LIST Of August 81 tsE# g
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Stamped Envelopes.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DsTAErxzSI,,
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received until g. p.
m day July furnishing ali the stamped
veps this gt may M require for period h years. viz
No sh BY b inches q buff Or white in
g. official a7 by s inches, buG white such
proportions of either as may be required
Proposals also invited for furnishing straw board boxes for
packing parcels Of 100 to 500 each and for wooden
The envelopes manner paper
quality manufactured specially for the purpose and such water
sealing least inches on the point banded in parcels Of 20
packed without charge packing and furnished complete and ready
such quantities be required oil the orders Of post
masters.
agent department parcel
wh pasted the by the manufacturer without charge
The dies for ebosns the postage stamps the envelopes
tho se and they provided
and kept in order at the expense Of the contractor
Bidders requested 10 furnish samples with their bids
the quality they intend the manufacture envelopes
Bond and security viii bo required for tho faithful performance
the contract and under win be made quarterly Price
together awarding tho contract tho
himself the right ann whenever shall discover that
approximation and he will in sanction transfer Of
aed than The @ or % bidder or CONTRACTOR Th s nj aas a 1r r
served annu the contract for failure perform faithfully Of
ing March 81 1857, y y stated ate y below
4GI,sS0 No. !, stamped cents
sI'5ss I5ss 4 ], g.. g..
The bids should 1a be marked for Stamped DE- @
par,mena" ms. AARON '. BROWN, 60,
May 30--dtJuy6t Postmaster General
TIME KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SIAM; by
Il Sir John Bowrng with narrative of his mission in 1855
London 1857. IS 80.
Speeches Statesmen the reform bl
Rassian 1 vol. london, 1857. 81 IS.
IHougham3 Speeches. with historical
london, 1851. 81 IS.
Warren Hastings with selection Of his
folary correspondence. vols. Ionden, 1857 81.
translated the Charles
rell New edition, illustrated vol London, 1857 81 25
British Navy for 1857. 81
Almsnach de Gotha for 1867. 81 SO.
all /
Pny's Lettcrs translated into English Melmoth Lon
don. 81 rs. rU,
May 80 FRANCK TAYLOR
A DVENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon
IA dnras by William Wells. volume with maps and illus
sqaers Notes Central America with maps
illustrations.
hthmus Ship volume London with
maps.
Wiliams's lshmus OF Tchuantepec ] volume maps
Ssbornes hen journal volume, London with four maps
brds Adventures the Mosquito Shore volume with
Cravings.
Typographical map of the Isthmus
Dyncyor Terrace by tho author RodcyGc"
Rev. Mr. Bellows Address Theatres Ao
with Bishop wlaeys Notes 4 vo,u,ra sv,
Travels In Europe by Rev. John Edwards
The Bible and the People by Miss Bcecher.
May 20 FRksCK TAyIoP
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor -at-law in
lV the United States the
York No. 1lp Nassau street, New York, n y.
ApI6-N
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mo. 579.l
Notice

NO DIV
Notice
Of he EsdJiEme Of additional Land District in the Of Wis
TN pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
1857 entitled "An net establish additional land
district the state Of Wisconsin, to be caed the CmrrTwA
which district embraces that portion Of the old Ia Crosse and
Hudson districts situated "noth 9 te line ddiae oons cyo1
twenty-five south Of the line dipino townships
north; Of the line dicdio and tco east; and east ef e
line drag en and hos we II hereby declared and
said district been established
the town OF "Eau CIJnE,' In said State.
under hand the city OF Washington this eleventh
Of April, A. d. 1857
by order Of tho President:
jos. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land oGcel
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DOCKS FROM LONDON

Fnens of Moore, vol, folio richly bound In lur
illustrated with 40 steel sl bo
Flowers IoveIncss vo folio bound in Turkey morocco ana
illustrated with 40 Of female figures 1ney executed on steel
S3.
Tho Sunday Book VOL folio half bound Turkey me
illustrated with numerous engravhgF wood and steel %
with maps, SlQn ,,x
beautiful steel engrayh vols 4o finely bound in Turkey no
CO. s22,
ogarths Works engraviugs by the nr
tiss vols, 4io, Turkey morocco, SIG.
Shakespeare vos royal syo Turkey Illustrated H
dasurrecp Of tho greatest and intellectual actors Of the '
s2i. Ift ...
June 80 FRANcK TAYloh
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proposals for Naval supplies.
NAVY DrAzrxEsr

NAVY DpAKusHNT
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs,
GEALED PROPOSALS 10 furnish naval supplies for
the fiscal year ending oth june 1888 will be rscesed a. n
Bureau until O'clock These proposals
must be endorsed Proposals for Hapal Sa Bgg c1naIne
Tim dc y that they be distinguished from other business letters
The in the classes named
cnlary described IN printed schedules which viii be Furnished
sectve yards the nearest thereto and those o. an
~, & yards upon 81 Seasrs us n eah sa pon viii BE-
nhea actually required for bids The commandment ana
yards only which be judged whether il
win be desirable % make application for hen
OF the printed schedules in strict conformity herewith or they Win
All articles very quality sample
&c. be delivered good order and suitable vessels and
tor and all subject the inspection measurement count
weight &C. Of the yard where received and % the entire satisfaction
Bidders the yards samples particular de
son Of the articles and all other things being equal preference
viii be given TO articles Of American Manufacture
Every oner az required by the law q io. August S4o must DC
accompanied by written the form OF which Is herewith
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be notified
they win be within aer ltd receipt at the
suee in tho full amount viii be required to sign the contract and
their responsibility certified by United States district judge United
attorney collector Az additional secn
y twenty per viii be Withheld from the Of the bills
Of each blu approved trpats BY the The
tive yards viii be paid by the navy agent within thirty days after It's
is stipulated that b parties
any class bid for in this contract Of the quality and al tho time and
places above provided them and that the and his
the money
exceeding the amount Of Such class which be recovered
from time to time according TO the act Of Congress in that case
yided approved March 8, lsi3 r.5N
Classes delivered fourth part before
May fourth by the goth July oneorth by the
Goth September and the remainder by the lsi December 1858 Cses
and the whole BY the 18th May 1858 The remaining classes
delivered fourth before the 1st September
fourth before the LIST December fourth
the remainder before tile 30th June
earlier required with notice of twelve days comprising
delivery due proportion Of each article Class 10 and all fol
OF the articles therein
demanded they be furnished on like terms and conditions
expiration OF the fiscal receng notice OF f
from the bureau the commandant Of the yard
agent
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these ships Will accountable gold
bullion Specie ewey, metals, bills Of In
signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
lift 81 "a T.
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Kun, efogsr.

l. of----, the State OF here
by agree furnish deliver the respective yards all t
agrecab the pro
visions the schedules therefor and conformity with the
OF Construction &c Of the 23d May 1857
my accepted request be addressed at
and the forwarded to the navy agent
----- for signature and certificate. sl
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For freight or passage Apply 10 - a#.s
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street. N. "
BROWN, sHIP1EY, CO.,
Liverpool
t,@t5@&a STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
.uH w. 1a 27 Austin Friars, London.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
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schedule which the bidder encoses be pasted to his oer
and each them signed him. Opposite each article the schedule
the be the carried out the footed
each class, and the likewise written in words.
Fbrn. Of GuGraaee
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KTyrERy MAINE
., , !,
No 10 White nine No n Ash oypress ltaoan bosJs M
l3 Locust No 1s Ignamvite No 81 Iron No, 22 Spikes
aud nails No 3D. Lead zinc and tn No 2 Hardware No 49,
Hose
CHART EsToyvN MASSACHUSETTS,
80 - ..' @F.F
Chss No, Whheoak logs No g. Wmte,oak promiscaous
TIMBER No T. Wmte-oak keei pieces ana Tuuaer scks NO.
tehow phe psk soon ~sn sv h isoWIM W w peas @
mast timber No TO- White pine. No H. Ash cypress white
No H. Black walnut cherry. No. IS Locust. No.
Wheash and hickory butts. Is. White
stayes and heading. spruce Lgnumvite
No o. Spikes and nails No %. Lead and tin
Hardware No. "a Paints oils, &c No 2s. Flax
No. No 80 FLAX and cotton twne No. 81.
Glass No 81 Leather. No 80 Hose No a. Brushes No. 49,
Bunting dry goods. No. 81 Pitch, No. 3s. Taow
soap oil No 49, Ship chandey No no. Stationery No a. Fire
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Change or the Place of Sale Of the Delaware
Trust Lands In Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale o.
In the Delaware lands Territory advertised t
take place Lecompton the 23d of
changed to- and will commence Oawce said Territory
day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
985 lts eIf4 t3Ek& E3S CHARLES f. NIX,
..,4 yJ3 q Commissioner
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
tOfhce Of Indian Affairs April 6, 1857. an@5
April 7--lnwtlJune tatt s4,. H.Ett Fs s#
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Feb 2sf-tf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-24
New Orleans
ERcHAkTs,DiARY& GUIDE

fUK 1851 %,
Containing wal amount OF Accurate, Ina
ter..ttnx and Valuable Information
COMPRISING a sketch of New Orleans with
Chronological Table, a guide to ali the Pub
lie Institutions, a List Of Officers Of Govern
nent. City, State and Federal Newspapers,
Railroads. Steamships, Schedule Of Mails
and Rates of Postage, Lesee Guide, Laws
Governing Hacks, Cabs, and Draws, Interest
and Time Tables. Calendar for lS57-'5S.
Courts, with a Diary for Every Day in the
Year. and Advertisements Of Prominent Mer-
&c, &c.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.
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THE GUIDE

10 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
ny HENRY STEPHENS, F. R. s., OF Edinburgh.
and the late J. P. NORTON. Professor Of
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New
haven. 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pa.
ges, and numerous Wood and stee! En-
cravings
This Is, contessedly, the most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, and in
order to give IT a wider circulation the pub
'lsheTs have resolved to reduce the price to
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
When sent by mail (pos.-paid, to CaIitor-
ma and Oregon the price will be 81, To
every other Iart of the United States and to
canada (post-paid,l SIS. % This rors is
NOR the old Book Of III. Farm
Ren'ttances for any of the above puhlics-
tons should always be addressed, postpaid,
to - Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT CO.
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
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~BT-STLPHITE OF LIME.
NV ORLEANS. Sentember 1s.. 1872

NEW ORLEANS, September iss. 1852.
Slr--Permlt me In invite your attention
10 the following in relation to the manuiactu-
ring OF BI-SULPHiTE OF LIME, which,
from the first discovery Of the valuable prop
critics It possesses as a depuratiye Of car.e
lt.ice until this time, !! have prepared at the
Ne" Orleans Chemical Works, in larger
quantities and greater strength than any
other establishment. My laboratory con-
tains every requisite for its preparation, and
neither labor, care nor expense is spared to
render it every year more worthy of the ex.
tenslse patronage with which il has been ia
vored. Rival manufacturers have entered
into competition with me in vain my
hl-sulPhite having, as the suhjoined tes-
timonials from leading city journals will
show, always commanded from experienced
Planters the preference.
1t is unnecessary to remind Planters, as
they are already aware of the iact.,hat this
bi-suiphite of Lime, when properly used,
never fails to produce a beautiful white and
yellow chrystaIlzed sugar that always COM
ulands the highest price in this market, and
the very best recommendation it car have,
with Western and other buyers is the fact of
ITS having been made with Bonnabel's Bi.sliI- |
phite, as they consider that a guarantee |
against any loss in weight, and are always
willing to pay higher prices for it. The |
high repute and favor in which Planters GEN |
orally hold this Bi-suIphite, is SO much a
matter OF notoriety that it is quite unnecessa-
~ to publish here and of the many flat'ering
testimonials received daily from those who
have used 1t, and invariably succeed beyond
theif most sanguine expectations in not only
making the best sugar ever previously made
by them, but also realizing the highest prices
with less loss IN weight than by any other
process. Already large orders are on my
books for the approaching rolling season, my
wisely taking advantage Of time,
SO as to have at the commencement Of sugar
making a supply on hand.
As there is not South Of PHILADELPHIA 50
and complete an establishment as
the New Orleans Southern Chemical Works.
nor one in any manner comparable to it in
to manufacture with the greatest
and Of the strongest quality the BIZ
snlphite OF Lime, | am compelled to invite
the orders of Planters in advance so that no
disappointment may be experienced by old
or new customers when sugar boiling CON-
nfnces.
The best and staunchest barrels have been
crowded Tor the Bi-sulphite they are guar
.hteed not to leak.and when returned will
'e reflled and shipped and fifty cents each
Flowed from the price.
Planters should be particular in ordering }
nough their merchants to specify that none J
nut Ii. bonnabeps Bi-suiphiite be sent to
All orders must be addressed
II. BONNABEL,
corner Natchez ad IchoupitouIas sheets.
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COPYRIGHT SECURED.

This valuable work, wbirh will torn tbs
| best advertising medium ever presented II
New Orleans, will appear on or about the Isl
of September, in tlule for distribution through
the Country among those who trade in this
City. There will be between 10 x $4,000
copies Observation-Disclosures taken on rea-
sonabte terms.
Every page Of advertising will entitie the
advertiser to 100 copies, with the privilege
of having his iu1pflnt. with his place OF busi-
ness and a note calling attention to his adj
Yrrtlsenlent. On the first page OF the cover
After the first hundred, the advertiser may
have any nunlber of copies AT the rate Of $40
per hundred, but the number desired will
tlave to be mentioned with the advertise
uiert.
TERMS.-One-haif in advance, the bal
ance made payable OF The issuance Of the
work.
LEONARD, Compiler & Publisher.
IL Advertisements received at the Office
OF The Daily Times" No. "a Camp st.
where the design may be seen, or at the Of
fee of a. Julius Hyatt, No. 20 Commercial
Place.
APPRENTICESHIP, the undersigned
take pleasure in recommending Mr.. W. A.
Leonard, as Gentleman Of character. and
certifying to his capacity for the perform
ance c! the WORK which he contemplates,
and eheeriully commend his design to pub
lie CONSIDERATION.
CHAs NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor,
GERAEF sTITH. Recorder,
F.. JOHNSON 4 Ce.. IS Camp street.
NIXON & ADAMS, Editors Daily Crescent.
L, c. IABuZaN q Go, Insurance Agt's.
&. b. CATHERW0OD Il Co.
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CIRCULAR.
THE PLANTERS or LOUISIANA,

% THE PLANTERS or LOUISIANA
The Executive Committee desire especial.
]: % cali the attention OF the Planters Of the
STATE. 70 the following plan Of organization
urt"ay alluded to in their address.
Each Individual, who receives a copy o!
& Bylaws. Constitution and Address, is
earnestly requested TO interest himself in
.ri;erIng the Planters Of his parish into ac-
We cooperation with the State Assecia-
F.nI-
-. By personally soliciting his friends to
ttH tle Association, By subscribing 70 the
''ls:Iation and paying the regular initiation
,; As soon az a sufficient number have thus
-i"!rei membership forming The ugc?eus OF
IT. 1~irli!sry Association, let a pGbiic meeting
Ia called. and an organization be effected,
.opt,ng our Bylaws. OF forming new ones
at4.,.ed to each locality. \ transcript OF
IT, rrcetp pts and expenditures OF tl,e auxiliary
.:s<Hr'ation should be regularly transmitted
:. the Executive Committee.
u Let pains be taken 10 engage the Ia
a. : of the parishes in the movement. BY en-
.'s:tig them on the subject of Horticulture.
II 'f,teultnre. and the mannfactnre ofthe ele-
mttries for the table or il. needle cork and
Fl~in'sHg. dra y ling and flower work.
ia. Let the Planters make it 4 point 70
'''.' tegutar meetings, at which the differ
" " '1'oes OF cu!iufe-the means o! ln'na"-
! : stoek. OF grazing, building, planting trees
tanning, ditcfing ana ranir'ng-making
a.t.s-,o"s, ana an me "ork pertaining 10
.. Tue branches OF the sooa farming snail I've
'.s, ''ssea, eonhnsItees oeihs appointed al
Isl ,ieelhs % prepare reports 10 DC pre-
~ " : we ensuing iheefinS.
'''. no' II De maze 1he GUY o. the 9ecre
.+ty' ot slsSto7nt oi.eaca anSiiia'y Socie'y
= 10y iolh,eo, 20 coifespoIa, az 'snsIh; WIN
* ceitfa' o''ce % 'He LSecn,'se oeH1lnit-
80 once d month giving reliable ihiofna5oh
~ 'ssasu ~ tNr .oH1'tsoh y ht "ops-tls o.
, s"Se ~ ""a"'"t'on y ne '"n' pu ~ e'g''IG
reeo'" q me i|f/"goI,NL gHo "a
. I.'""feff -.4t u"o"T1 . '"f ~ y '"eS, ""h
j''te an" "reeft'" 9 He "tfoS' Us ""' t.
:" : =" yeas y 8 sMfr"N "us: ~. ru.a.n,
Il. Hn' 'u'n1.n t'e nHrmel
: o,''''stee '"'a 'o' es'''''1' e' o. 'ne s'o"''7
.IIs, 70 ue
.;+h 'o.t.ai"tLS ms 'ntor'natIon, tosethef
n''i' d price current OF our gfeae staples and
- go u G't1G5Ss o. necessity thr the plantntion
= 'He i~""1eis-member OF this Asset
.;ao ,r;th ~ VI rough IN direct comnGnica-
;.a' WIN Inc merchant, and receive reliable
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r3SEI.H HekIIEICE
Architect and Builder

.Sa00 on F7oFldf sTes, eda q NlfN
Would respectfully call the attention Of the pub
L IL" N nv assortment Tor the new year. Having
made Arrangements with one Of the best msnufactl-
ring es:ebs4shEorRts III Cincinnati / ain prepared to
furnish SASH DOORS and BiINitS, made of III. best Of
Waite pine lumber and IF su per0r Forsnlansnip, much
sheape- than caa b. made in the South. Persons in
the county wishing 10 build will find II 10 their al
vantage to consult with me before building.
So Orders from the country earnestly solicited.
Sc Country work "f all kinds purctuai:y attended
10 IN the most wrrklnanlks manner.
So Plans ant notifications for city aud country
houses, suburban viiias. &c, given in the most ap
proved STYLES.
Ar I'll kinds Of iah WORK attended 10 with neat
n'ss and dispatch, water ciste.ns made Of tns best
material
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T0UR0 TNFIRMARY

Corner II NeW Leree md Caieunie streets
IfHis Hospital is spacious and conveniently .ituat.
a square from the river, near the ship aud ste .ng
boat landings.
br. JOSEPH BENSAnON is the Director of the Inst,
fntiou, and Resident Physician and Surgeon.
Dr.. THOMAS HUNT ia the visiting Phrs;c.an and
Surgeon.
TsRAe
prisate oons..........fr from 81 50 to SIS per d.Y.
Saras: ..........s-n. s. SO per day.
"Htaa .oI saves 81 90 pei day.
Professional attendance, medicines. nursino 80.
and lodgings areinciuded in these charges.
4S-Snrgicaf operations charged extra.
. Fhe location Of tbs Hospital is perfectly heal.
ny ard contiguous diseases are not admitted into
hein6rnaary- ~
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ROUGE, CROSSE TEvF =

RATION ROUGE, CROSSE TETF \
- ~0pELoUsAs RAILROAD. VIEW Asp.Ncr
. AhNls,-on and after Tuesday, sept, lst. the ! !.
- issse BAYOU Crosse Tete daily. SUNDAYS e,c@.
10 a. ~ 0 clock, An, and returning, leave the
ne steam ferry-boat Sunny South, vii, r.hs
rip = Say 70 the terminus Of the read. VIZ
= - ae A. M.
4 freight for the e.ening trnin mnst H. ! ;asr IL.
!. va. .rlp being made exclusively for freight.
.n.oegn tickets and excursion tickets for ssls :,
..,.g nssa J DsLacK, superintendent.
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Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

VIE NhN STEAM FERRY Bon
SOUTH" will leave Pa- .EAE.A
nrh rouge at ! O'Clock, A. N. during the -
Winter months, and at 6o'eloek during - -
ami ply regularly during the day. An interval ii
nitsei MINUTES Fill take place between the trips from
"a o'at VIII leave the Baton Rouge SIDE on he,
last tripa sun down. and remain five ,,inn,as -. ~
On me opposite side; after which, persons desirous ii
erpsslhg before sunrise next morning will be taken
".e. IN skiiis at double rates Of terriase, according to
fs No contracts viii be made for eerriape br -.
.ear or quarter, but in order to suit the convenie,na
u nose whose business or pleasure causes the fro
t.eht crossing OF either themselves or servants
Passage Tickets 2 vii, be spls ~ tba ~, a'anls,
ages OF twenty-five for -Four Dollars, being 4 d;scnn : J
twenty per cent. On the established rates
RICHD MARKHAM SC0
~ Proprietors