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New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

ons mass of evidence the perusal of which will be an
eye-opener to those who are not familiar with the
modus operandso conducting elections In New-York
Both candidates we're Democrats Mr.. Whalen being
rather the Simon-pure Tammany of the two. 80 1t
was resolved that Whalen should go in McKiever
man coming to the polls especially in the AAAlVth
Election District, was apt to receive polite invita-
ton from the inspector receiving the ballots tnat
vote for Whalen would be more healthy. III
the elector proved SO obdurate rs 10 lnsist
on voting for his choice, the evidence
saws no was either jostled away by the
crowd or the inspector would receive his Dalot aud
dropping it the floor quietly substitute tnereio
one taken out of his own coat pocket The evidence
presents nauseating exhibit of repettions of this
mode OF arriving at the peoples ehoice,n and is
,ad commentary on the "purity Of the ballot" Some
OF our English brethren who are so anxions to sub
sttute the secret for the open ballot, might learn
useful lesson as to what might take place Ii their
"reformn be adopted by reading this volume Of tes
timony. Thereport is the special order for Friday
next Immediately after the reading Of the Journal.
Mr.. Murphy made q vain attempt to get tie consld-
Grafton postponed till next Tuesday, but Mr. Hart
man. who represents the anti-Tammany interest de-
cared that McKiever had been kept out long enough
already. The House evidently thinks likewise.
Senator Creamer, from the Committee on Municipal
Affairs has reported favorably the bill changing tne
time for the New-York Charter election, so that II
will come on the same day as the general elecuon'
This is assented to by both parties and VIII PROD
ably pass without any opposition. IL IS estimateu
that the BILL If passed, will save to the City about
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars year. The
vote is much larger at the general election and oi
course the result will be eorrespOndingy better ex-
preston of the popular will I. -E
Senator Murphy in speaking ON the bill reorganiz-
ing the Board of Sewerage in Brooklyn, declared IN
cdentaly that the streets of Brooklyn were the drti-
est and most filthy of any city in the world except
he afterward added. New-York. Senator Tweed re-
marked that he need not even make that exception
Mr.. Klham, from the Judiciary Committee yes
terday reported bill which makes the base imputa-
ton of want of chastity to female actionabe PEI
Sc. The following is the bill entire:
SEC l. In actions of SANDER hereafter tried Tor WORDS
imputing want OF chastity TO female, 1t shall not De
necessary I'm order TO maintain such action TO prove any
special damage caused by such words but sucn words
false sha be deemed injurious, and shah be held action
able per Sc. v
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN NATURALIZATION
RECOMMENDED BY THE ROYAL C0MMIs-
sIONERS. .f. l.t .,...lha ra
LONDON. April 1.-The Royal Commissioners ap-
pointed to inquire into the laws of naturalization
have made their report. They recommend the enact
ment of law recognizing naturalization abroad az
alternating British subjects from their allegiance to
England and propose the total abolition Of the disa-
bilities of aliens to hold landed property. .ler
PETITIONS IN FAVOR OF THE PRESENT MAIL
CONTRACTS. I5..s
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce have peti-
toned the House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone. and
the Postmaster General to support the present con-
tracts with the steamship lines for carrying the mails
to America. I'D ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
PERU.
THE RELATIONS ]

THE RELATIONS TO CONGRATULATIONS OF TIE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sTATRs-THE
JACJA RAILROAD-THE YELLOW FEVER
JPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
LIMA, March 14.-By the present mail maj
instructions are sent to the Peruvian Minister AZ
wsshinpton seuor Fergea, for the settlement OF the
ouestiOn with SPAIN 1t s expected that the Spanish
Minister at Washington has full powers from his Govern
nent TO enter INTO arrangemens. All points that may
arise that cannot settled by the two ministers Will be
submitted 20 the President Of the United states whose
decision win be nnal GO last there IL every proDaoy
OF this matter being amcably arranged.
The yellow fever still continues here, but fnia mld
FORM The deaths in Calao during the past month OF
month"; as far as it has advanced Will probably be less
But at africa, 1t continues with unabaed fury inc
three DAYS preceding the sailing Of the steamer DO less
than O persons died Of the fever SO that the place Is
almost depopulated. 49,.
completed by the engineers OF Mr Meiggs ana OF the
two routes proposed that Of Chancay and Matancana
the latter has been recommended the most feasible
and shortest. ....I| I..' '. .rt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
COLOMBIA.

REJECTION BY THE SENATE OF THE DARIEN
CANAL TREATY-THE REASON WHY-CoLoM-
BIAN GREEDNEss ILLUsTRATED-THE ToRRA
GOLD MINEs-Loss OF AN AMERICAN
SCHOONER.
-a lFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
PANAMA, March 24.-The principal event at
the caua was the rejection by the Senate OF the Daren
Canal Treaty. The Committee to which the treaty was
referred made long report advising itsreecon dan
rerous 70 the integrity OF Colombia and presenting In
sufficient SorOn of Ser teOy 1t Is Clearly hunted
that the United States desire to get the better
q e cn soe o the demands of the COMMITTEES are
sard in the extreme Among other things they hold that
% %Rg SnS "a fGs Ss e only the
build the canal therefore Colombia must enjoy an equal
an eet 70 wsch the interests Of the work. out Of her
own treasury and cent from the profits Of the
SS5 ID Of lpr e eag are and the
have been permitted TO pass muster The Committee ,
winds mn by recommending that new treaty De framed
and submitted to the United States for approval, en-
Oodyng the following necessary conalson M oomba and
'ne ssuayanteed I neutrality toward ALL and pertec,
Direct and pspabc benefits for the Republic, and
yearly revenue in an aseendins scale, ana & pOsslSe
Security for the prompt aud certain execution Oh 'ne
Il Seems that the principal dcul in tue way for the
Caleb Gnsnng gone to gOsOtS S w,.a sSr %Ve hardly
SSase that any objections would have been raised
This the Panama Railroad Company proospy knom pe.
ter than any one else They engineered tncir
through Congress within three months There s very
large party on this Istbmus who advocate its naepenu
strings Internationally the adyantaees weud
be very great for thi. state which would would
~ mite certain upon liberal terms, In lieu OF gnsran-
rec FOR It's Independence and soversignty Further &C
counts have been received OF the TorTa Mines In tne
Stats OF Cauca The former accounts Of the rchne OF
these mines which gave you some time ago, were nos
Pieces OF gold weighing three pounds nave
bee taken out The excitement throughout the eta,o VI
Cauca Is very strong and people are hooking 70 sne o
cniity from all parts OF the country The case OF
Eder has been satisfactorily settled the Goyerhss'
having made ample apologies for the outrage
he United States steamer Nipsic arrived at
from Carhagena on the 22d She reports that sr
American schooner Watson from New fork ra hs
on the beach OF santo Domugo, and VIII probaO} 10
total loss Her cargo has been saved IN adHmare"
dfton "
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

o. The Newark Park bill was before the New
Jersey Senate yesterday whenr Hays OF Essex refused
10 vote for tho act unless section stricken out by the
Assembly should be restored. He VIII present an amend
ment calling for special election ON the subject The
bill to enable townships to bond for tho benent OF the
Montclar Railroad viii probably not be PASSED over the
Goyernors veto although bare majority of one IN each
House is sufficient 20 that result IN NewJersey
The bill TO decrease the number OF tne MOTIFS Canai
lost The bin 20 authorize the construction OF water
works for Elizabeth waspostponed until the next session
he hi In nereasc the powers and jurisdiction OF the
Instces OF the Peace indefinitely postponed The
Governor has signed the Essex Road bill, and the Rip
Ran and Kill Won Ku bills supplement TO the jersey
City Police provides that officers shall be stationed at al
the ferries ,'....N. ..t
The Ohio House of Representatives, by O party
meDt. One Democrat voted with his political friends
under protest. eI3lI lA. ID lIII. Ht... ..i
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
ASSEMBLY.

The, special order was the consideration OF
claim bills for canal damages
REPORTS
To amend the law relative 10 the use and sale OF mich
cows 10 amend the act relative 10 preventing obsruc
tons In the NewYork harbor; for filing in and extend.
ing Wesg and tho erection OF basin at the north end
OF the Battery; amend the law relative 10 the Commits
soners OF Emigration and the Marine Hospta 10 moor
porate tie New.YOrk aud Wiliamsburgh Company; IN
relation 70 the wallabout Improvement OF Brooklyn; In
relation 10 Hell Gate pilots.
ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
For the removal or the Genesee college 10 Syracusei
donating duplicate specimens OF natural history TO the
American Museum OF Natural History; appointing com.
nssoners 10 revise the Buffalo charter for laying out
An avenue from Prospect Park 10 Coney Island 10 amend
the charter Of Mercantile Library Association OF Brookyn
oiaton OF New-YoTk TO extend the provisions OF the
General Insurance act TO Life and Health Insurance Co-
panes TO amend the incorporation OF the ladlea Union
AID Society OF the Methodist Church In NewVork Ciy
10 INCORPORATE the NewYork Plate Glass Insurance Com
pany 10 amend the law relating TO insurance on prop
erty made In foreign countries by individuals author
led regulating foreitures OF policies OF Life insurance.
10 amend charter Of the Peoples Fire Insurance Com
pany. -
BILLS INTRODUCED. .. 80
BY Mr. Carpenter Regulating the preparation OF medi'
cal prescriptions Mr. skeelsTo incorporate the Canan'
dagua Savings Bank. Mr. Hartman-To amend the char
ter OF the Citizens Savings Bank also regulating the sale
OF tickets 10 theaters and other public entertainments in
Newly ork and Brooklyn beng the same bill ~ MT Brad
ley's Mr. Richardson-To authorize towns In Aegany
and Cataraugus Counties 10 take stock In certain rail-
roads now building Mr. Redmond-in relation 70 chariI-
able and other institutions. IL forbds all officers from
being int crested the furnishing of supplies thereto
The resolution for session this evening was resclnded
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS
CUBA.
THE STEAMER coMANDIrARIo--sEyEN cUBASs

THE STEAMER COMANDITARIo-sEyEN CUBANS
ExECUTED-ARRIvAL OF FRESH TROOPS.
HAVANA, April 1.-The steamer Comanditario has
arrived at Nassau and her captors at last accounts
had abandoned her and gone ashore. She viii prob
ably be taken possession of and brought back to
Havana by Spanish man-of-war. The Spanish war
steamer Guadalquiver found schooner abandoned
near Siguane and took her to Batabano. This
schooner is supposed to be the vessel which recently
landed cargo of arms the coast Cienfuegos.
In the Sagua district, seven incendiaries we're
caught and were executed on the plantations which
they had destroyed. Fresh troops from Spain ar
rived and disembarked this morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
SOUTH AFRICA.

" EXTENSIVE FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.
LONDON, April 1.-.Advices from Cape Town. re-
ceiyed to-day state that tract of country IN south
ern Africa 400 miles long and from 10 to l'o miles
broad had been burned over, occasioning great de-
structon of property. Several natives perished in
the flames .f| IN
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, April


Providing for the appointment OF Soo .,,lo aaai
t0na notares public in the City OF New-forh Ieiasp
TO wrts OF promSon; " TO amend the
relative the spread OF the rnderpsss
tree iIcwk knthor,zne the foreman OF grand Juries
10 compel the attendance OF wtnesses, anu at,rt icor
,in az the working Womens National Association 70
amend the relative TO the erection OF anu p
I'm Harlem River; allowing manufacturing corpoIauon'
70 or decrease their number OF trustees repeal
Ing the act relative 20 regulations OF OrokeIs
of the Committee dissened from the repor reAtre 10
th Mace of trial for certain oenses Furnishing the ssu'
Ing procuring, fraudulent use OF ceruhcales ot ~
tary 70 the American Museum OF Natural History; to
amend the charter OF railroads In Soutn west anu
streets Of York 10 amend the charter OF the "es
ern Homeopathic Dispensary.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. CPeamer-T0 amend the charter OF the Cosin0s
Itfe Policy and Trust Company. Mr.. Cauldwell-To
amend the charter OF the Central Underground Hallway
Of westohester Queens ana Richmond authorized TO
subscribe 10 the capital stock he company may eA'
tend the road % ss cy M fa
moneys for paying awards for canal damages ana ior
rebuilding the oneida Lake Canal.
To incornorate the New-York Lumber Manufacturing
and % S G sd Ad society Of Ne%
York For better protection OF minors 10 auenu ule
N"nteeilo and Port Jervs Railroad. Fixing salaries OF
Oyerseers OF the Poor in Utica To amend the charter
the International Insurance company increasing @ Ine
salaries OF Judges OF Appeals and Supreme Courts OAer
aud Reporter Of Conrt OF APpeas-vote OF is 70 ~
fncorporating the Lordve and EIuimank Bridge Com
many Authorizing the IAmth and Parmelee Gold ChlI
20 issue preferred stock Reconsdered and passed
Reorgnn!zing the Board Of Water and Sewerage Comms
soners and FOR paving streets In Brooklyn 10 amend
the charter OF the Oswego Fire Department
on motion Of Mr. STANFORD. the biil aboLshing the
Canal contract system was taken from the table several
were proposed aud lost The bill was passed
by vote S Sppontmcn. al of $50 additional notares public
in tSe city y ave in each of the other As
The resolution to hold afternoon sessions rescnded
Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
SPAIN.

THE GovERNOR OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
MADRID. April 1.-Latorre has been appointed
Governor-General of the Philippine Islands
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE BALLOON VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
!. Nous A. Chavalier. the distinguished aero

Mons. A. Chevalier, the distinguished aero
naut who lately arrived this city for the purpose OF
making balloon voyage hence to Europe, has leased
Landmarks Park Sixty seyenthst and Thlrdaye where
lie will make several ascents during the nexttwo months
prior 10 his final departure his great TRANSATLANTIC
voyage which will be 1.-The slt Of July More than 100
applications have been received by NJ. Chevaer from
persons desirous accompany him on his perlous trip
The price hxed for the passage is t2So and not al VINO
offer themselves that price will be accepted by the
Professor copagons du voyage as nc wishes TO take
with him only such persons as are capable, through men
tai and physical qualifications OF assisting MN Ia NE so
enthc observations for the sake OF which, cneny' the
daring project ia undertaken
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
ALBANY.

srANFoRp's CANAL BILL PASSED IN THE SENATE
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. Il.
ALBANY, April 1.-Senator Stanford's Canal BILL as
reported by the Committee Of the Whole was passed
in the Senate by vote of Yeas II, Nays H. as toi
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
nrNrpAL rELEGRApnIc NEYs.

The Legislature of Nova Scotia will meet
on Thursday. April 49, ...y., FL
The City of Rochester has established q
City Fire Alarm Telegraph
Ground was broken yesterday Tor the
Poughkeepeie and Eastern Railroad.
fll A heavy snow storm was in progress yes
terday IN parts VI Wisconsin and Minnesota
The trains on the Hudson River and Cen
raj Railroads were running regularly yesterday
Richard ID. Wood, one of the oldest NOR
chant; IN fhadepha died yesterday He was 70 years
Of age. '-..'
The Memphis Common Council has APP
ponted Committee of Arrangements for tho reception
Of I-President Johnson r..... -. ..
The Jury in the case Of StapletOn, indicted
for murder az Cincinnati brought In verdict yesterday
Of Inanslaug ghter The defense moved new trial
Orders have been received at Memphis,
Tenn by the Se at - msrS pos s
The hotel of Jacob Hass situated near the
foatbridge I'm the town OF Penfeld NJ " burned on
"Wednesday night The loss Is heavy; no insurance.
49,. The New Gait House, erected at Louis
opened Monday 1T is said TO be tho largest hotel In
the South or West. ..
Harrison p. Turner, aged 81 years, COM
rIsson merchant OF baltimore, committed suicide yes.
teray by cutting his throat with razor The cause was
business misfortuDes
| ..... The boiler of KlOOss saw mills, near
Rapids mnn oiPo%dsdh az ahsm on ns@sS hbSSt and
Leech will probably die
The barns with their contents. including
near Rochester N Y, were burned on "Wednesday night
Loss &, 500; insured for u 800 ...L4..
The cotton factory of Mr.. l.. w. Nye :,
Uovlett BaIley lessees Auburn, NJ Y. was burned
Vestorday The insurance the building s $4,000 the
inachinery is insured for sal 600
| a...I AT n public meeting held In Montreal res.
nectne the Copyright law &c resolved 70 apply 70
Parliament for an amendment permitting Canadian pub
shere 10 print British copyright works tho pay
I ment OF I2i per cent TO British authors, 100
4 j T.
| THE gentleman whose neck was broken by
Thomas O. Bowie belonging TO the Engineer Corps OF the
North Missouri Railroad. lie was nephew OF tue Hon
cvcrdy Johnson also OF the present Governor o Mary
land and he was formerly connected with the Untcd
| states Coast Survey. ..It t'.."
| Tba stoclr of Rotbscbild g. Frankel, occupy
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
NEw-YoRK. FRIDAY. APRIL 2, 1869.

for contempt. but was subsequently released writ
habeas corpus .rr
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

as u appears from the books and Treasurers return
the Department, on the lat OF April, 1902 -
GEORGE =. boutwell,, Bee. OF Irea.
BY comparison with the statement OF haroh l. l"'
win be seen tina, the prpcpsl Of the debt has been do
creased A. 57so39 2s, while during the period
A. 01ss2O have been issued TO the Pacific Railroad Com
pancs and their branches. making total reduction OF
tho debt proper OF ,SOi,os9 This statement embraces
only the receipts BY the returns received up TO
noon to-day and would have been reduced 100000 ad
donni had II been withheld until the 9Th or th OF the
. ,nopth AZ ustlal, .
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

The stock of Rothschild g. Frankel, occupy
ing the first floor at No Chanbersst, waq damaged
by 6re to the extent of 1850, early last evening q
North eothier on the second oor SUSTAINED loss OF
$1,000 Marks Cohen, ciothiers, on the third hoor re
ported damage to Tho amount Of t1oo The basemont
was used by fhomas Halsey; damage, 800 The bulIuns
was injured 10 the extent of 5000 All the parties were
insured n ll..I iIli.'s t..iI''.".| '-' '..'' '
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE AUDITOR DIFFICULTY IN LoUIsIAEA-CoN
ELICIT OF JURISDICTION. .

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The difficulty be-
tween the Governor and the Auditor has resulted IN
conflict Of authority between the Fifth and Seventh Dis
triet Courts which courts Of concurrent Jurisdiction
Warmohs appoIntee has been enolned by the seventh
District Court and Auditor Wycklffe by the Fifth.
Wycklife was yesterday sentenced 10 nison Tor hours
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02


This bill is an exceedingly faulty one. 1t does not
even accomplish what it pretends to do. viz: repeai
tho existing contracts. 1t expressly provides that
contracts made before the 1st 1.-THE 3lst IS probably
intended day Of December. 1866. shall not DO az
fected by this actn but shall expire by their own
limitation" The purpose of the bill appears to be TO
repeal the contracts dated the Slst of December
1866 and those which have been subsequently made
Grant that the contracts bearing the date above"
mentioned have been bad. can the same be said OF
those made afterwardi Are not the contracts that
have been entered into since Dec. 81, 1865, as
favorable to the State as those made before that
date The third section Of the bill allows contract
ors TO surrender their contracts. Under this pro-
vision contract unfavorable to the contractor will
be given up while the other sort will not be- Sec
ton a. among other provisions authorizes the hold
ers of the alleged fraudulent contracts, dated Dec
81 1866 TO give up the being paid in full for
labor and services performed under such contracts,
and full and fair compensation for the tools &c.'
they have been using. The author of this bill ev-
IDENTIFY expects that the State will become dealer IN
old tools Under Section 5, contractors being dis
charged, the Commissioner is put in charge; and by
Section lie is to have the help of small army OF
acsistanta IN wit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01

Ho7EL ARRIVALS, March 31.-PduVion Hotel.
81 Kennedy, South Carolina; q Mantz, Baltimore;
p Holt, New York; Mercier, Atlanta; T H Greene;
New York; Mckay Skinner, westchester, N Y;
Mile. Albertine, Miss Mary Scott, Mrs Williams and
daughter Miss Salvados, Miss e Clinton, Oscar Tenn.
pieton John Templeton, New York; M Brana,
Logansville Ga; House, Georgia.
Charleston Hotel-O M sadder South Carolina: !:
Jacob Vanderpool and servant New York; J Will
son and son, Beaufort /; James M Carter, Hard,
New York; DR.. j W Parker, Washington, District OF
Columbia w Archer and wife. Underwood
and wife. s Sweet and wife. New York: 81 Bell, Da-
rien, Georgia; B Taylor, wife and daughter, New
York; Mr. and Mrs smeld, Chicago N Hatch and
wife, Maine; Mrs Bennett and cbild NJ II Kinney
Savannah; B F Wall. Kentucky; @ O Htzwad, r.
Ludlow, New York. w Alden New Haven, Con-
necttcut; Mr. VIM Nelson, son and servant Canada; /;
W Jackson an1 lady, New York W.T. Wood.
ward, South Carolina r; J johnson, Baltimore;
H Trescott south Carolina; G Johnston, Rich.
mond; Adger. VIM Patton. Citv; J = Thorne and
two daughters. Fred Tut,le, New York. Chase.
Mobile; p Bascon. Clarendon; W Glenn, @ L
Kelly, wife and daughter. Miss Miller New
York scanders, W Earnest. United States ARMY (:
h Bridges. North Carolina; McNiel and WIFE,
Connecticut: L Chamberlain. Aiken; b johnson
Fripp. New York; Bowman, lady and SON
Orangeb rg;J Courtenay. South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01

JOB PAINTING AT THE NEWS OFFICE. For
we have just established, in connection with our
business, o Job Printing Office, where we are now
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
cheapness, accuracy and dispatch. This department
Of our Office is in charge of accomplished and con-
scientious practical printers and our friends who
favor with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LErTOH & BRUINS will sell at II O'Clock, at
the old postofice. real estate and railroad stock
n. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at IL o'clock.
at the old postotice several dwellings, and lots Of
land.
T. M. CATER will sell at three-quar,ers past 8
o'oook at h 8 store, Browns wharf, butter lard, &C.
LAUREy & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock.
on Central wharf pouch blow potatoes.
A. H. ABRAHAMs Il Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock at
their saesroom Hayne-street, dry goods hosiery Sc
A. q. MoGILLIvRAY will SO at IL O'Clock, at the
old postofaoe. severa' valuable tracts OF land.
RIsLRx & CREIGHTON will sell, at IL O'Clock, on
Accommodate on wharf. 400 bales hay.
JOHN G. MILNoR Il 90. will cell at 10 O'Clock at
&c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01
THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCircuiation.-IRE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
cOGNIZED as RA WING TIE LARGEST CIR
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P0ST0FFYCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE fRovxs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFYCE LAW.