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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

"ANTED--A stout Boy; apply at the
L9oking-gla Store, No. 9 East Fourth 81. e.,
petWeen MAIN and sycamore.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

"ANTED-Two good Box-makers. Ap-
w ply at John Anderson's, Hammond street.
Tap22-Eb1
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

WANTED D-NURSE.-A. good Nurse,
~ ~ Apply Immediately at 333 Sixth street, west
Ol smith, aF
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

w WANTED-Book-ke keeper; a situation as
w book keeper or assistant, in a wholesale house
Inc pest city references as TO character and qua-
office. ' Iva 20 e 100 sI o'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27
WANTED.

,snoMy1ASNTS,' "FoR SALE" ITO LET" LOST, !"
n less, two insertions, twenty -ive cents.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

WANTED-A situation, to wash and iron,
add or 40 general housework, in the country
h0uIese w. m., OOmmerclal office. ap26-4b
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

w ANTED-A young gentleman, with good
tbs dyer,i address and small capital to travel with
ADDRESS, postpaid, l.. Waters, Cincinnati Post.
oInce. ap23%
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

HNOR RENT-Three rooms in second story,
II No l2s Clark street, will be rented low to a
small family without children. Rent monthly, in
Sixth street ano7.aS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

NV WANTED-AGE the sale of
" Mel sons Mercantile Arithmetic and Business
HAND BOOK. A liberal percentage will be allowed
w stern Row. sn2s.hE
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

W WANpED-SituatiOn in some store where
w can gain knowledge of business. Salary
no object Address II. o. Willard, box 1864 Gin
Cinnati, Ohio. -
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

kNOR RENT-A pleasant front room in
private family; already furnished and supplied
OF the t-ofice, for one two single gentlemen
office. ap21-hs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

AV0R SALE-Second- hand Engines, Boilers
NJ and Machinery of all descriptions Also a first
class steamboat-hull and cabin, at Wilson's Machine
Depot, g6 East COlum bia 81 rect ap26-sb
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

NV WANTED III o R ES--Two strong,
~ healthy Horses, for a beer wagon, HIPP 4
bhANDT, corner of Clay and Twelfth streets,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

ANOR SALE-A pleasant house in Home
~ city, Of seven rooms; dining.room and kitchen
in good bearing order. Garden planted For partic
niars INQUIRE Of Dr. Carter, on George street; P.
Anchor Iron Works, Hunt street Foundry Cincin
natl. ssn9f dn
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

WANTED:-A Confectioner, Candy and
w Cake-maker. Apply at Gibson House Wal.
nut street, between Fourth and Fifth.
ap22.'a JOHN MCKEE
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

WANTED-A young type-setter, to finish
his trade In Book and Job office. Longley
Bros, l6s Vine street, Cincinnati, o. ap22-sa
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

"ANTED-AtN No. 1913 George street, be-
Tween Smith and Mound, Plain Sewing
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

W WANTED-Situation as Porter, or make
d. W. S., Press office. apSssc
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

,OST - BRACELET - Monday morning,
- April Is, either at the Business Mems PRAYER
Meeting, or between the corner of Vine and Pike
streets, on Fourth street, plain Etruscan Twist
No. 6 West Fourth street. ap27-dF
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

- cial and Mutual Aid Association, ChiIlicotbe.
OhlSnUnequaled facilities are offered to settlers,
skilled in the mechanic arts. References given 70
those already established, all of whom are fully and
proitably occupied. ap25.aw+
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

ENOR RENT-A large three-story double
H House, on the south side OF Fourth street bet
Broadway and Ludlow. Inquire of Mills 4 Hoadley,
No. East Third street ap26-+e
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

WANTED--A GOOD WOOD TURNER
w One that understands his business can hear OF
g3od situation and steady employment by inQuiring
ap25-cF
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

wv D-C0OK-Immediatel q good
~ cook, washer and ironer. None but a good
cook need apply. Inquire at No Ninth street. three
doors west of Main street, south side, ap25-cs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

w ANTED-The subscriber is desirous of
obtaining asit,ation as Book keeper, or cepy-
ihg q any DESCRIPTION. Being aged and afflicted rem
ders him unable of active employment Address Fl .
at this office, or $40 West Fifth street an95d
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27

WANTED-A BLACKSMITH-one who
understands carriage work A steady man
can haYe employment at No. 62i Western row,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21
Items Photographed from Washington

The Administration has recently received sIrI
evidences of the good faith OF Great britain as I,
satisfy II III the belief that she is sincrr, dispos,
:" fnliil all her engagements with this counfrv in
regard tn Central American questions
just previous 10 Count Sartiges Leaving Wasb
inSt'n. recently, he openly said in conyers ltion
with two weil-known gentlemen Of the Stale or
New Ork, that If there shoUid be- an Eurnp,an
war, he believed ii would not he without euibar
taSSInent to our commercial relations for the ripbt
OF search would be rrassertad and enforced Tbi,
remark was made with cmphasis The respecta.
DlIty OF the party from whom this Information
was derived leaves no doubt OF its truth
Lieutenant Barnet has been ordered to the sloop-
of-war John Adams in place OF Vanalstine re-
signed.
The President has formally accepted an invita-
uon OF the trustees Of the University OF North Car
DINA To visit Chapel Hill ut the ANIMAL commence
ment In June. IL is expected that the Secretary
OF tue Interior, and other friends. will accountant
him.
Postmaster General Holt has sent the President
an ci1hnratr review of Postmaster Wescott's clsa
concluding with an opinion that the public inter.
csts demand his removal. His successor will he
immediately appointed
MT Euch1nan gave dinner 10 Commissioner
Reed and Bowlin and their wives Yesterday
The last Mexican dispatches do not affect the
Position OF rifairs there, except speculatiycIy Mr.
Minister Mci.dne only knows what be hears from
one side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

The RISE ~ BREADsrUFPs. &C-The New
York Express, speaking Of the late rise I'm proyis
ions in that city says:
There IS strong suspicion beginning to he
entertained that the operators for a ris. have b,cp
rushing 1t too FIST aud that If there Is no pnsiti We
reaction II will be mp hill work To push Guotat uns
b~yohd the present mark. People are beginning
west il rather larger than was supposed IN Le tbe
Cisr and rs prices now sometli ne. above those
OF Liverpool and Losdon, il is dneult TO discoyer
4 mar stficiently wide TO tempt heavy risks -
. that notwithstanding all the excitement OF the
PAST Few days, no Hour, corn or wheat has gone
abroad There is just mEch fodder, in tl,e
country Today therefore. there was before the
AHStrians crossed the Ticino hence the subtrac
Ton or an onnce or two from the ordinary size of
th' shilling loaf is downrigh t imposition-I nos
I,lHI swihdle In fact, which their customers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21
d. JOHN T.. BICKEI
LUMBEh, GAS, AND STEAM FITTED
No. 458 PENN. Avenue
tUndeI The United states Hotall

MI ~.
L. he IIoprietnr v It execute all inle Of work in
Ut I,io % pusiness ln the neSisst, hest and most
sEnstahiial manner, and AT the shotiast n..iics
rh55 ssS Viii hiin IL EnGkR u. STEEvFR late IL
InIpleipnla wen known aud celebrated Ir ms I'm
Ished workmanship IH the manutacture .l ali at
Giles pertaining to has trade MI @''
Az me ahoye named stare may lie found constantly
on nahi, anu Tor Saa ri REASONABLE p,l,-s a - ~
variety OF bATH rs, SHOW tR RAIIl.,
OInanlented and plain WASH BASINS,W ATtR
S.1SEtS; ,UklNAI.S, uG every dcsctlptt,,n:
ENhMEi.l.ED IRON wASHSfANDS IR0S
Sims, Copper EUTLERS' TRAYS, topoer
MhSHbASINs. &e.s ais., "a laIEo As..atm.t,t al
DANTS, BRACKETS, FEEXTEtE I,R.,p
LIGHTS with Image Stsndx, PLAIN DHespS
Sc;; also. variety 81 piaIn aud Faney Al I;TkI ia
aud PAFER SHADES. GLASS SUAOI:S r H.
stest sly lea; CAST IRON PIPES al All sizs nc
Matsr abd Gas; and many other Articles too pa-
Al work warranted Ia give Satisfaction
Tue Pnhie are respectfully invited 10 call and ar
anihe belore maxim Purchases e sew here
r. TOT me- hhtlity as mechanic. n. n STEyvrp re-
io,s 70 the llilowlng gentleman: ~
M W eshinston, ID. Cdr. Rlake, Commissions, nj
, .niic Ssllahgs; Prof Henry, Smithsonian inst,'
huop Prof A. ID. Baehe. i"s"-
fhnade phta.-Col. John BiRg ham, Col Thomas
y. uuorence, Theodore Cnyler, ESQ Richsri NcT.
~ US, rsS- fredk trsley ESD, Dr. Paul A. GoddsJd
w NJ -. Duncan, Esd. John Agnew, ESQ a., .T~,, Al
hhmtoh, t;ss- James PAGE, ESD, John k-ssl-r
hsai YIN. English, Esq, Morton McMichaei,
~, sia Edw. Gay, Esq CIV Eng.
ew Ssfsey-Hon. Geo. ~ keS.
New iorks-A' w. Thompson, Esq, 2ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

FRENCH OPINION ON THE WAR.-A little while
ago, the proposed war in Italy was decidedly I'M
popular in France at least IL was SO represented
10 be by the English Journals, to which. unfor-
funatcly, we arc confined for the greater part Of
onr continental news Bat the French are essen
TALLY martial people and the first tap of the drum
nrouscs oil their courage and enthusiasm. The
description which Job gives of the war horse
might lie applied to them with little propriety:
- He saith among the trumrets la: Ia he smell
leth the hattie afar or the thunder OF the captains
and the shouting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

TUE WAR OF THE Three STANDARDIZATION
singular coincidence, that during. the first cam
Paign Of the French Empire IN IeG5. in which the
French army obtained the appellation SIS grand
GJr'rs," there Were three sovereigns I'm the field
The Emperor Napoleon, the Emperor Of Austria.
and the Emperor Of Russia. On this account the
battle of Austeriitz was baPtised "The Battle Of
Three EmPerors." Now, In 1850, Napoleon ILL.,
the Emperor Of Austria and the King Of Sardinia
ARE expected to fight at the head Of their respective
armies, and their first grand engagement will
probably be called - The Battle Of the Three Sow
origins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

MIR DOUGLAS AND J. w FORNEy-Eoy,.. ,,,-
"'""''~"A DohsfaS 10 faks "a. Gth at oacs as n.
T"''P'"fs"t 'nHfidGis = Foynsv's P,un,sl,,,,a
T''s'd"ms.-The PhilldsIphia corresnonde,, Of
Tie New York Herald wrote "a follows n, IN. ,o,h
instant: VII WIG i'''i
some three weeks since Hon. . BANGLES
P "' HiHiuSa an entire night at the bouse of A.
., y :" uiiadripiia- discussing the cou,s,, 10
pe 'dhe" az Ia the Charleston Con,,o,t;,,, n
D"ngIas arguing IN favor Of poinoy int" 81 W
,' ioi ni. suniLltng 90 its action IvbjIs, A.,
"rciifed tnat he would have notIin.I a. a :
WIN IL anu would Hight any one no,ninaS'1 a.. ,
tlhd convention, even DOUGLAS b;."S S"u ny
Dougl1s finally asked what Ia, fEnt,tt' MT
advise him to do; To which Mr. Eo1nnSJ would
" he was In bis Douglass place he y,orIs u l'it
lineage anu announce himself as n c,niis 20 "a
The Presidency. In the same mann.r a., Iof
'1istabies la tue western towns announcs ,f
selves for Office and pay no attention wbat.v", ,-
The convention; and let convention meet "a
nominate Vice President 10 run with him .nd
fnst 10 The result. Douglass opinion all the WAY,
through was that u Was his best course 10 90 inf
"'e Charleston Convention and abide its results
=, torney declared that he was going TO fight tine
hePn4iean party and the Administration marty
considering (he said) both Of them the essence 81
corruption, and feels sanguine that he viii ~,
Ine Democratic purity back with him We aIso
s~eu that The reason that their wing of the he.
nociaey dld not nominate a ticket nj aItoon,
w., snat they were afraid Of the exhibit Err,
:, Oulu make next October He WINS AFRAID a.,
dJoIlty OF the party would stick IN tIeI, 20,
, noliihees, and would not them owe, ssSs
.hous, . votes, when he knew there WEE thy
their principles" ''"'PS'aiI!hg WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

DOMESTIC TROUBLES OF Navy OFFIcER.-A
case IS on trial in New York in which Charlps
iiillSbnrsh sizes Captain John = Chauncey. Of the
nitfd States Navy, for libel The parties are
brothers in-law, and II seems that complainant,
a"d captain CLauncey' s wife occupied ADJOINING
SIirtI"nts IN the Union Place Hotel duriS., Can
tam Chauncey's absence in the Niagara tia,
hiiis1urgh paid some bills for Mrs Chauncey.
;'''d tlt the CaIf1n wrote him letter dernandin.,
49, h,,1 Ii;;ht nG dld SO ilillshurgh aI,-,.s that
lls letter was liheiIOus, and sues tI,.. dcfnJ,nt
he only witness eHanHcd thus far is Mr. Hills
GnIsh' and from his testimony it appears that the
'i'Iiih h1d received anonymous letters concern
lTse relations had been the subject OF sone sean'
dii. On Que occasion the Captain requested com
IIdlnaht not 10 visit his wife's rooms but after
"ltds b~Sg'd Ills pardon. and told him he was
satisfied the anonymous letters and an aytJcle ir
one of the sunday papers were false al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

II "Burleigh,' the New York correspondent
of the Boston Journal, gives the following items
Of news in regard TO the Sickles case. He says:
MIR. S!ckles has come on TO New York. His
presence makes no sensation. The delicate con
duct 81 the District Attorney IN refusing privately
ihe proposed testimony about Mr. SickIes. con-
duct In Baltimore, Is commented on with much
severity. Nor does the reason for the conduct of
The prosecuting officer amend the case. II is said
that the woman who WIS named in connection
with MIR. Sickies, was one OF much standing
that her husband was in court-that the matter
would nave been made public-and that he would
nave Shot SlcktCs ON the bOX where he stood o.,
trial. ;" to save double bloodshed and murder
the matter WIS husLed up''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

shall he considered sudscient and n they do NAT
enter into contract for the supplies specified within
hlteen day from the date Of notice from ba
Of the sccep tance Of their hd, contract Will he
made With some ether person or parsons, aud the
Ensrantors Of such defSultInE bidders will lie D. Ia
RESP ~, Tide fnT al de Inquencles.
Al offers Dot inside in sfr,rf Conformity with tbs
advertisement wall, NJ the option Of the bureau, he
Those only ~h"se "R~'r nav 10 accepted will he
notlh"i, and contracts will be ready for execution
as soon the'"siter rs may lie practicable.
81 sNIw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

FRENCH TRANsPoRTs.-A letter from Marsellcs
says that almost all steam navigation companies
have supplied Government with ships for the
transport of troops. The same letter statrs that
two regiments Of light cavolry, destined for Italy,
had arrived without their horses, and would I've
compelled to wait some time, until horses arrived
from Algeria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

G7-At n banquet in Milan, the other day, after
various toasts had been drunk In alusion tn the
impending war, a Jealous young Austrian officer
proposed the following: ''To the Austrian army .
The French and Sandman battalons shall break
against il like this brittle glass - So saving he
tossed the glass, which he had just emptied, into
the air, that II might fall heavily upon the table
IL did So but-without breaking. The young
soldier stood nyhlst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

IT. IL Is singular fact that the number of
smigrlnts now going from the eastern States 10
California is. by actual count. greater than 1t
during the height Of the gold fever. At this rate
the Pacific colst will soon be populated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

DJ-FTom j. Shillington, we have GOdey's
i.ady's Book for June. containing among good
things, the conclusion of ''Miss Slimmen's Win
dow - The husband hunting sPinster does not
get married.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

II The New York correspondent of the Ken
tncky Free State advocates the following nominal
lions for lSG0: For President, N. p. Banks, Of
Massachusetts; for Vice President, Cassius NJ.
Clay, OF Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

HINT. }. Smart, of st. Paul, Minnesota was
recently prosecuted by young widow for breach
of promise. He settled the difficulty by marry
ing her He made her Smart lest she should him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21
EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY ....-.............M May 81, 1919.


OFIhII UF The WUhWTNU f-hEcp'
The Consultations publishes the fourth ar
ticle Of its series on the public expenditures,
in which it treats upon Army expenditures.
The Constitation emphaticslly denies that
any meeting has taken place between the Pres
ident and Senator Douglas, in which "theil
political differences were satisfactorily adjust,
ed" as limited In various papers, and positive,
ly asserted by the Washington correspondent
Of the Charleston Mercury.
The I"feifigenesr quotes and comments Ia
vorably upon some grave political reflections
of the late Chief Justice Parsons, OF Massaehu-
sets, as well on the theory as the practice OF
Republican government understood by the
men with whom Judge Parsons was known to
sympathize in political sentiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

ID The King Of Sardinia. before quitting Tu-
hin. sent the members of his family to Pollenza,
whence they were to proceed 10 Nice in case the
Austrian troops should enter Turin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

pST-StTayed AWAY from the Suisse her stable
ron MONDAY morning. a dark la, NJ lar o., -
win long ioretop and star IN her forehead. IN
aud tho HAIR rubbed oil the Tisht Lip, faT GA
which Will gave liberal reward Igreturncd Ia me
ln OeorFotown, at No. s. Jefferson street.
ma S-2t THOS. WOODWARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21
REDUCED PRICES

FANCY GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES
Having on hand very large stock of Fancy and
MiltnsIy foods, comprising in part: Embr0ider-
les, Collars, Sets CanIhrIc and Sw ss Edgings In
servings aud Flouncings, Lace Collars and sets
Valencia l.acss and Edgings, Black and Whit ,
Real Thread LAGOS, Black Lace Collars and Points
ParaSois, Dress Trimmings and Findings of All
Kinds, Combs and brushes, Perfumery and Scans of
nc hnet quality, large and varied assortment ni
HonnciS, Rtbinns and Flowers; also, Ready made
ANY loEnd IN Fancy Store All of which nave
deter mined to sell. from this time until the lst of
therefore embrace the opportunity of .upply.n"
themselves at SLevens' New Fancy Store. 336 Pa.
~. B. Large lot of Mourning Set and latest ~
VALENCIA Trimmed lIandkefchiefs Just received.
may 2l-eOtf y '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21
BOARDING.

RoARD IN THE CoUNTRY.-HavIng made
- the past season extensive additions to ,,ur
former residence, we shall be prepared g.. acuO-
dat" a number OF boarders during the summer
season The Location ~ SIX miles from Washington
ana hve from Alexandra. on the Columbia turp-
PIKE; retired, hee lthy. aud pleasant: line shade
ceilent water, and extensive lawns A carrINe vii
leave the mansion f"r Washington ever, morning
and return IN the evening.
LENS EAIt.EN,
uIH St-''nt falriaN c'uHiy. Va.
ROARD IN THE GDilN TRN .-rhe hest nC
- oantrS Roard can be hs,i al the "New li"usu"
n inc tolutntiia turnpike, AleNahdfIs county. Va
Iho location Is four mites from Washinri.n and
hive from Alexandria; h@auy, plisa san, aud NeT,
Snihhe Tor prtEops doing cuisines. tn the ctt,
Terms = pr se-l: Children under Ia. ~ pnr,
For particulars inquire AT J. o.. q. tsrna G,sc.,.
LIN street. island. or At CoTirtt n SmIth's and
Agency, a99 9Th 81. ~
ma u cuew EZRA EIpls
RoARnlNG, IA one Of tho most deiis hiial lo.s
- hans Ia w ashInR ton, al Mrs. CARTER 4
Capitoi Hili, North street. N".4. ma 10 ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

lHE Al. ENANDRIAC CUSTOM HOUSE Yard
Is g aiod and planted very nsatly with Va, iuus
trees. The wagon Tua that leads through tho \ rJ
IA seIsi CIRCLE 1oruI. IL paved with small stones
WIN bTlcE guttnf IN tho centre that carries OH
Tue water as th1t Ice cannot there Brick
walks are wei ad over the premises. The paving
deserves credit for the No manner i'm which he In
cImIlctcd the work, under the direction of y r. g.;
ma 2I-1lf ''""''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

PS A \ " ID FITS
u On. %. PHELPS BROWN
The Great Cur.T oi CONSUMPTION, wa, for saye, nj
years So lady afflicted by Dy spepsia that for ma
al Tue Tine he WAS confined Ia his bed. lilo was
eventually cured hy prescription iurnl ahed HIM s
young clal'vosant cir This prsscrI ntIon, given
nun ~ mere GhI!d, " bile Ia a state Of trance, has
cured overybndy vino has tak.n II, never having
ialSi once IL ~ equally An cases of Fits a.,
,GsPtP-'h. Ibc InSrtsiIcnts MAJ 10 found IN any
drug store. viii s,nd this valuable presci ptIon Il,
any perhnn on the receipt Of one stamp to- pay posi-
u'ahu sueet' Jersey Civ, ~. j. mn II 9ts