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MISUNDERSTANDING the many substantial evil
dences of the appreciation of our fellow citizens to
the course of the Standard which we receive We
acknowledge ihe Kindness of a friend in Washing.
ton in this State, for the handsome list of semi
weekly and weekly subscribers sent US. Next to
the approval of Our own conscience, we value the
appreciation which We are daily receiving from the
most substantial and intelligent citizens of our State
ofall parties. We shall labor assiduously 10 con-
tinue TO merit that appreciation. We are seeking
to promote the true interests of North Carolina
without regard to party, and to urge on the success
full prosecution of the in the most energetic yet
economical manner. What we see to approve IN all,
of any and every former party utilization, we shall
most gladly do but shall fearlessly and faithfully
condemn in all, whatever partakes Of apartizan as
pect during this war, and whatever is selfish, ex-
travasant, unwise or in any way derogatory to the
cause of justice and truth and the welfare of the
whole people Of the State
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Christmas.

This day, Christmas again greets US and our
readers. We could wish them, one and all, a merry
Christmas, but We are reminded that many home
in the State is deserted by the strong and the young
men, who are off on the battle field and that were
our people to indulge in the usual festivities they
might in the midst or their gaiety, receive the
welcome tidngs that father, son, or a brother,
were weltering in gore on the bloody field Sad as
these thoughts are Christmas cannot fail to be
joyous season to those who take it rcmembrancer
of the worlds Messish. God grant that it may
States from the tyranny and lawlessness of the
Northern Despotlsm, and from further devastntions
by this cruel, unjust and bloody war. We therefore
wish our readers hapry Christmas.
Our contemporary of the Wilmington Journal has
useful lesson on the pecuniary aspects of the ques-
ton, which want OF space prevents US from trans
ferring to our columns.
Usually, Christmas has been a season of expen-
sve entertainments, of large expenditures for toys,
jewelry, &C., for the children and youth. We
would remind our readers of the stronger claims
upon them, of the poor for bread-of the family
Of the poor soldier and of the soldiers themselves
Large expenditures for children's toys and such
like, are more than worthless-they do neither the
giver nor the receiver good-but donations to the
poor and needy-to our soldiers and their families,
are blessed both to the receiver and the donor
While, therefore, on this glad day, We contem-
plate the priceless value to the world of the coming
of the Great Deliverer, let us not forget our own
struggles for political freedom. Let aims go
forth to relieve the poor and to cheer the soldier,
and let our prayers ascend to God in behalf of our
bleeding country.
.S@ We yield to the time honored custom of
giving the hands employed in our office the usual
holidays of the season. No paper will be issued on
Saturday next Our semiweekly and weekly sub.
scribers will, however, all be supplied with the
semi weekly on Wednesday next.
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Gen. Bragg has issued an order 4 fbiIov..

Gen. Bragg has issued an order Is follows. ~
The sale or introduction of any kind of ardent
spirits within i've miles Of the lines Of this army d
prohibited, unless under special sanction Of III,
commanding general for special purposes He saws
the domestic enemies, who have done Us more harm
by this traffic than the foreign invader, shah IN
longer fill their pockets by dealing out poison Is
the gallant men keeping watch in 'front.' whls they
sleep quietly in their bed" u1 'e ;,tl Il F3I,s
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The WAR TAx.--Mr. Secretary Memminger has
given notice to the Collectors of the war tax, that
in those cases where the States assume the payment
of the war tax, the Confederate Congress will GER
tainly make equitable compensation to the Collec-
tors for their trouble. One Of the arguments urged
in favor of the States paying the tax is the saving
of the 10 per cent. expenses of collecting.
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MARRIED..

At the residence the brides father on Tuesday even
ing, the 18th inst, bs Elisha H. Snupb.u ESQ NJ a.
: county, - - '--l,
HAN MARION to Miss REBsccA NATIONS, an Of Surn =
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ROCKAWAYs AND BUGGIEs FoR SALE
r HAVE SOME TEN OR TWELVE NEW BuGGIES
and Rockaways for SALE which will dispose Of on rea-
sonable terms.
Especial attention will be hereafter given my shops
to Repairingfor which Cash on delivery will be dymand
ed, in all cases.
All persons indebted to for work. are requested tn
come forward and settle their accounts Those Who csnuuk
pay the cash. will please close their accounts BY note
N. 8. HARP
Raleigh, Dec II, 1861. . 5l--w3t
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Gbt Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, DEC. rs, 1861.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Tbe STANDARD is conducted ssr;ct.
4pon the system Al papers diseontnued at tn
aspiration q the time for Which they haze been paid Sub.
,cribers pA be notified FOUR before their time is out
5ya CROSS MARK their papers and unless the subscrpto
rene,oed the paper rM be discontinued This is r,ls
from wieh there so be dspartrs. Watch for cross
mark, and rensp your subscription. H.
Weekly Standard 81 per annups, in advance. ~ IS
Semi Weekly, q per annunn, in adoaace. .,,ss /;
y Subscribers desiring their papers changed mus.
,ntlon the Post Office FROM we'll the TO- which
they desire the change to be made. t7,T
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CHRISTMAS TABLEAux, &c.-The pupils of the
birth Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dun
the Blind will give an entertainment on We'd
ay evening (Christmas) the 18th December
u object of the entertainment is very laudable
one 1t will be for the benefit of the Charleston
sufferers by. the late fire.. We anticipate full
house. If the evening should be inclement, the
exhibition will be postponed to Friday night follow
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,,,hor;zcd TO receive into the service
NOR Is au r,r,. r. consist of six companies
~. =, ,onnihs or regiment of ten colhpa'''tsS ~
|Te'Se ',o,i ~ o,,neerS who belonged to the nrs'
"pt Of North Carolina Volunteers l," I;ah, In.
,@ht Infantry, and the lndepehu: |ni,daa and
IF the town of FayetteSiile la :.n 49, '
,,bsrs as NAV enrol themselves WIN sne..,
- tnrJI,r or!aile1, That the saio COMPANY" nc
b.yr the right TO elect their commss,o.,eu , v
naaS ava ,he battalion shall have the right to elect
az" ,'II colonel and aMajor, and Colonel II a
"s." ha f,,ned said officers of companies ana
hstfaIion or sogilnent to be chosen IN accoIo.
r;,h the l.w now in force providing ior the
Wv Of Of officers by the twelve months volunteers;
%,J I,oreper. that the SAID battalion or regl-
I.haI be transferred within convenient tlme 70,
,ceptcd by the government OF the Con'euera'e
,,d and ratified in open Convention, the twelfth
|ot December, 1861!
w. N. EDWARDS,
Pres. of Convention.
luEs II. MOORE, Prin. Sec'y.
q. EDWARDS, Assistant Secy.
No. 25.
Iolred, That the Secretary OF State nave inc
al. res and resolutions passed at this session OIL
|Cony ption published in three newspapers,
ed in the City of Raleigh, as soon as 1t can De
|niently done. 80,
and ratified in open Convention, the twelfth
Iecem5er, 1861
W. N. EDWARDS, or
Pres. Convention.
IA Is H. MOORE, Prin. Sec.
| c. EDWARDS, Asst. Sec.
No 2G.
{ESOLUTION ASKING INFORMATION AS
THE STATE AND CONDITION OF THE
IAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER IMPROVE
EMF.
uEREAs, In February last, the General Assem-.
enacted that the Board of Managers appointed
| pair and continue the improvement Of the Cape
4 and Deep River improvement and for this
ose placed at their disposal thirty thousand dol
also authorized and required the commission.
Of the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
Iuny to sell as soon as they may deem advisable
Eates intererest in said works and whereas
Represented that sand works are likely to suffel
h damage from the want of repairs that woult
nut small sum. -.-.-. -
utttttu, LASSiieiiCy, tuC NO'Sihoi, ~
etlully requested to inform this Convention o
Spic and condition of said works, and all the in
IlstiOn in his possession as to what hath beef
OF is likely to be done, under the said act o
( nbly.
gsoired further, That said Board of Manager
|iqucSted to report at the earliest day convenien
his Convention, all that they have done unde
act of Assembly, full and detailed account q
tate and condition of said improvement, ant
i in their judgment is best to be done with tn
! ad and ratified in open Convention the twelft
,f December, 1861.
W. N EDWARDS,
Pres. of Convention.
INES H. MOORE, Prin. Sec.
c. EDWARDS, Asst Sec.
No 81.
kOLUTION IN FAVOR DENNIS D. FERE
tE. ESQ.
sotced, That the Treasurer pay to d. D. Fer,
Inc amount of his expenses incurred as Commis
r to Richmond, amounting to thirty eight do
ead ard ratified in open Convention, the thi
III da Of December, 1861.
W. N. EDWARDS,
Pres. of Convention.
,aEs II. MOORE Principal Secretary.
Z. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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|ill introduced into the Federal Congrc ) by
|ralngcr Of Michigan, requiring all par Is in
before the departments or the Courts, all
to take the oath of allegiance to Lin ,ln's
mcnt, it is believed will pass. b. g
Proposition is before The Lincoln Congress; ap-
stlns 100000 for the benefit OF the Y 4 ikes
Prs in the South &k
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Mail Facilities.

We are requested, by many citizens interested in
the NATTER to call the attention of the Postmaster
General to route No. 5O95, under the old federal reg
ulations, by which large number of people have.
heretofore been served, but which has been dscon-
tnued since June last by the refusal of the conrac-
tor to carry the mail at former rates. This line
runs from Carey, on the North Carolina Railroad,
to Haywood by way of New Hill, in Wake; and
there is side contract which served Holly Springs,
from New Hill and one that served some five or six
offices from Haywood The Postmaster General
will perceive at once the importance of this route;
and we will add that it will furnish mail facilities
to large, intelligent and growing section Of coun
try between this City and the coal and iron region
in Chatham. The people, since June last have been
themselves at the trouble and expense of conveying
their letters and papers from Carey and they have
appealed to US in the strongest terms bring their
grievances in this respect before the Department at
Richmond. They have sent scores upon scores of
their to the war; and they have contributed to
sustain them in the field. They are good citizens,
who pay their taxes cheerfully, and rejoice in their
privileges under the new government; but they
think they have right at the same time to call
the government to give them the ordinary means of
information, and of hearing from their friends and
relatives in the army and not compel them to bear
the expense and trouble of carrying their mail
matter. We, therefore, appeal directly to the Post
master General most respectfully to consider this
case, or hare it considered and to remedy the grev-
ances complained Of
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATr,
CAL SCHOOL, ia 80
GERMANTON, STOKES COUNTY, N. C,
REV. X. H. SMITH, Principal. y
Board, including washing, fuel and lights SC 70 81 90
Tuition, 10 IN * "A
HERMANT0N IS A HEALTHY QUIET VIII af,x
and young men from the low country would be pIeas
ed with the situation. The school buildings are superior
large number can in the Institute with the rieoi
PAL The exercises will be resumed on the 10th of Japua
ry. 1862. =
For particulars address the Principal at Germautou n G.
Dec. %, 1861. Sos
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For the Standard.

- For the Standard.
ErING OF ASSESSORS IN GOLDSBORO'.
! Convention of the Assessors (under the Con-
rate war-tax act) for the State of North Caro-
!, net at Godsboro, by request of chief collector
e. on December Goth, 1861, and organized by
linz }. L. Kirkland, of Orange, to the Chair, and
pointing C. B. Harrison of Wake, and j. R. Bea-
b Of Sampson, Secretaries.
Mr. Lane stated that there were 6S collection dis
its in the State, thssnames of which he desired
Secretaries to calI. Whereupon, it appeared
|t 40 were represented in person, 90 by letter,
i g unrepreSented. p. "a .A.,
/ tier some deSulto-y conversation among men,
/, on various subjects, Convention tbok a recess
half past p NJ, when they re-assembled.
| pom motion a committee of ten was appointed
|lopt uniform rule of valuation for Land and
|Erocs throughout the State. ~
he committee found much difficulty in agreeing,
finally reported through their Chairman, Mr..
|eph B. LittlejDhn, several resolutions, which be-
amended, were adopted, as follows:
Ist Hes0Iued, That upon all real estate, rcduc-
! of 10 per cent from the State valuation of $50
Fnade ~ eacn assessor, except town property,
(n which reduction of not less than | 0 nor more
h % per cent. be made, at the option of the as
fr.
l. Resolred, That an average value OF 500 dol
pm each negro be recommended as just and pro-
but in order to apply this rule eluitably to
STAKEHOLDER, the assessor should adopt clasSf-
the average value of which shall amour. to
lm of 800 dollars, as nearly as practicable,
sC5nvention adopted the following additional
tjons:
oieed, That when open accounts have been
Al. 1 Ian
olced, That IN the opinion of this Cd etion,
# demands that the bouds of the Stat Of North
bim should be given in at par.
'olred, That the proceedings of
be published as soon as possible in
gh ,r.pers, with the request that
III he Stale copy.
j. U. KIRKLAN1
3. HLARN'sos' Secretaries.
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SALE OF RAILROAD STocK.-We learn that Mr..
Towles, Auctioneer, sold number Of shares Of
Stock in the Raleigh and CASTOR Road, in this City
on Saturday last, at $50 per share.
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The "Rocky Face Rangers" is the name of a
fine company, from Alexander County, now at camp
Mangum, near this place. The officers are as fol-
lows: Geo. W. Sharpe, Captain John E. Rheim
LIST Lieutenant; George W. Flowers, Cd Lieutenant;
Joseph ". Stephenson, Sd Lieutenant Accepted
I'd November, 1861,
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SouTH CAKoLINA.-The South Carolinian at Co.
lumbia, remarks that an impression seems to exist
with many persons that our State authorities have
control of the defences OF the State. This is mis-
take" All the troops of that State are subject to
the orders of Gen. Lee, the commanding general
of the Confederate Army in that department. South
Carolina simply raises troops now for the Confeder-
ate service. This is what all the States should do.
Adjutant General Gist of that State calls for the
raising of Volunteers. Ifa sufficient number do not
volunteer the draft will be instituted We hope
her people will rally to to drive off the inva
ders. 1t would be shame after what South Caro-
lima has said and done, to be compelled to draft her
citizens to fight the Yankees. Let the chivalry rail-
ly at once to the call of patriotism. The Yankees
seem to be gradually advancing and sitting down
upon South Carolina soil. They would delight to
subjusate her, if possible. Let them be driven off
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HE S7ru REGIMENT OF N. G. TROOPS.
his fine regiment now in camp at High Point
organized on the goth of November, butw be-
E no complete list of its officers has ydt been
lished. The 37th was fortunate when il secured
|tself the services of Col. Lee, "the able young
mel of the Old North State;" and we ar Iure
the Colonel has cause to be proud of hi, ave
most of whom are from the mountain c. les.
Ernst our State officials will be able to AZ his
)nent at an early day with trusty rifles, jur
| try cannot afford to allow such regime IN
(uch Colonel, to remain idle Thror the
|ness-of friend, we are able to give C .ete
Eof the officers Of 37th:
blonel, Charles c. Lee, Charlotte.
Feut Colonel, VIM. NJ Barber, Wilksbor.
|uor, John G. Bryan, Alexander County.
|djutant, Vim. r. Nicholson, Halifax County.
Rlarterlnaster, r. NJ. Oates. Charlotte.
|onmissary, Ii. ID. Stowe, Castor County.
|irgeon, James Hckerson, Wilkes County.
.ss't. Surgeon, James Tracy, cleveland County.
hapain, II. l.. Slough, Union County.
aptat John Hartzog, Ashe Co., Company A.
=" Jonathan Horton, Watauga Co, 90. B.
j. NJ Potts, Mecklenbnrg Co., Go. G.
}. d. Ashcraft, Union Co, Co. d. ~
VIM. Farthing, Watauga, Co., TO. L. Z
c. y. Hickerson, Wilkes Co., Co. j.
James Reed, Alexander Co., Co: C.
q" n. 3. Rankin, Castor Co., Go. II.
j. R. Harrison, Mecklenburg Co., o. /.
. .John Ross, Allegheny Co., 20. X. s
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HOUSE AND lot ron prNr

HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT. a
THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT.
Il formerly owned by Wesley Whitaker deceased is far
rent Possession given at any time The house has ave
good rooms all in good order very large garden and yard
attached For terms, apply to Mrs il. whitaker on
the premises. or to j. r. WHITAKER. = a.r i~ta@7G
Raleigh, Dec. 20, 1861. . 11O.-at 80
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~ Much matter is excluded by the ordinances
solutions Of the Convention which came to
Pat d late period .. nr
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MULES---MUIES. .
FOR SALE,

FOUR LARGE AND GOOD MULES
a.
-.. Also for Hire, .s e,-,.n a..
Four Negro Men, three Women, two Boys and two good
House Servants. -
Apply to SETH B. JONES, 2
December 90, 1861. So q sa--.ats
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HOME MADE LIME.

AM IN RECEIPT OF A SAMPLE OF VERY SuPE.
r"r LINE, manufactured by oyr townsman, Mr. Marx
N. Williams at the kiln of Messfs. Williams Doub in
good supply will be kept hand at the N. c. Depot
IN this City The article is considered cheap on account
o. ITS quality by those who have worked it. The price Is
6rders for Lane be addressed to Messrs Wl.ms
&i,oub Vienna, Forsyf county, n. 20. Or to The anb-
scriber at the Depot. q "a
Raleigh, N c., Dec 49, 1861. 80 &.
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TURPENTINE STILL FOR SAEE.1 rs
A TEN BARREL NUMBER ONE TURPENTINE
"A STILL for sale. 1t has been used some but is near
Apply to the subscriber at Leachburg Johnston Co G.
December 81, 1851. = 59Ss,,J4
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WANTED -,
nNE MATRON, ONE ASSISTANT MATRON, AND
ten good Nurses for the General Military Hospital e
Raleigh, N. G. Apply to
E. BURKE HAYWOOD Surgeon. #
December 81, 1861. lIo-wEsvtf -
, 1861-04-01
THE GREAT, ,EVEKT OF THE AGE.
EMANCIPATION IN RUSSIA.
Complete History Of the Movement


fFrom the N. 7. Evening Post.1 !.
The Emperor Of Ru=sis, and the majority Of
the nobility Of the Empire, are now engaged in
releasing tIom bonda % population Of nearly
fi[ty millions Of sduls. In presence Of 50 grand
fact, and Of the charges which the reform
will introduce in the social aspect and the
economical position of the largest empire Of
Europe, We b I'VE d.emed it worth while to Of
fer to our readers, in q condensed form, lis
torical statement OF the leplornb1e condition
into which ser7ttude has plunged one Of the
richest countries upon the earth; and, at the
government has obViated, or will obVtate, the
existing rvils, and perform the great work Of
emancipation. 1'-
Tha bulk Of the Russian nation has lived for
over two hundred years in state Of bondage.
The classes which in free countries give fsrtili-
ty to the eoil, value to raw materials, impulse
to trade and navigation; the farmer, the plow-
man, he .zrtifcer, the carpenter, the mBons
the tradesman; in word, all those who ex-
erciss manual profession, have alike been
. flftJ-eight millions Of souls in European Rus
sin, fifty millions, under oue form or another,
and lu v'rious degrees, have borne the debas-
iug yoke of serilunl. The masses that supply
the army with soldiers, the navy with eai1ors,
agrfcu!ture with laborers, indus n with arti-
sans, commerce with traders, and the upper
classes with ssrean-s, are the property of 9th.
era They are owned by sixteen hundred
thousand eight hundred and five masters, di-
vidad as follows: .,~
Accor1iug to the last CENSUS Russia contains
Ill .s07 landowners, holding come / 900 serfs,
some 500, some 100, some 20. some less-the
Total amount Of which Is 10, III, T3s males.
There are nesides 550S ]andlefs =: =
proprietors, hiring their serfs -
out, living upon the income
they n....-.............. is 800 males.
The se1fs Of the crown amount to e457,0oo males.
own. .........,.........,.... . s34 I'M males
, 1861-04-01

DE- SWEETS KFALLBLE L1NDtENT IL prs-
pared hro the recetpe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
neocut the great oone. Setter and has been used In
hs practices for the last twenty years With the most
esEoh&ng aaceess Al N external remedy It is with
ons FaEns acd will alleviate pain speedily than
any other preparation. Fer Ill Rheumatic and Ser.
sous Disorders 1t Is truly 1nfzble and a curat1vx
sos sore Wounda. spsaana, Bruises &C. its soothing
healing and powerful Strengthening properties, exclte
us Just wonder and niahnent Of all who baye ever
E1Seo It trial Over faur hundred certificates OF r.
rarkols cn1es. pazformed By 1t within the Inst two
yssss Astnst tna net For sale by J. Fl. JOHNSON,
oeosrzi Axsas, 70 Isate street Chicago md by N
QsAaesk no156eeow-djy
, 1861-04-01

HUaYAR0 q HUNT. Agsot4.
no LOOMS Building,
Qofusx Clark and Water etreeA Chicago.
Applications for LnBnraace, tae Teaewas Of Poll
Mss md al business connected With the o1ce NAY b
made to U.s. duly appointed Agelts Tor the City Of
Jatca2o with full power to recelvt prppoHas and age
aosc!ea OF IS tavorahie seEns As oser responsible
Companies; and its aim will be to secure ing conf
3eace OF tbs public bJ honorable Of dealing,
Il, MdGILfa General Agent, 81 and 81 West Third
street. Cincinnati Ohio 10 wnor1 sn applications lot
AEaacaa Ia tbs Teetcfu or Southwestern 6:atas nay
bS addressed. Isp3sc17
, 1861-04-01

MH HtH1TAN {JEN NTRAE ANB
t83 -nr - 1n~rc-ry,,- -Ct~.-~,
49, EhEA1 n ESlHt.N ttANAOA1 ha1AHA1E~
- Int! A[rnnHe He@e4tss
-r1!.3 Gsva ths Escat Centrat Depot i5ot a L2z8
street, Chicago:
~ l. k-Ltthtrtng EIprtss ts7ndays s1cfptsdJ
s-1ra At Detroit &a ?. y. snspensots kE1dge
Leo ~; Albany 500 r X: New York 1A.G
~. 9eston Eeo ngnt.
III ,. H.-kHw 4US tnd boatSo E1p!1ss- to1ceQs
sstu;day2 arr1Ve 3 4etsc!t ~ l. r soa-
ps3A1or BEldGs Or - 61EA q u EAio ~ :. y: Alpaa9 @
~ I. y. Se# 1tlk A-se II n nostS2 l.Euas
III ExR,st9 r. Except Sunday through
go 2. H-C.z1iaEad and LoaiaVlila H1prees te1eepa
aatIfaay} tlrouX g to Cf.ctnu41 N u nout&