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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

From the Philadelphia Pfoss.
But there never was more transparent dodge
than the present attempt Of the "Outs" TO get In
by a hypOcritioal advocacy VI one term and civil
service reform at this particular luncture. Why
was not this cry raised by such papers Ms tho
New York Tribune, Chicago tribune, and the
Springfield Republican during the accidental
presidency Of Johnson, or even during the hTst
two years Of Grant, belOTe tho Republican party
had manlfeBLly made up It's mind to Te.eleot the
latter II would have been easy at either Of
those periods to have secured a "One term con-
stltutiOnal amendment without half tho uprOaT
which IL now made by tho dlsalfeoted papers
about the evils attendant upon the oustOn Of
allowing a President to Intrigue for his own re-
election. But at those times there was no pro
liability that the occupant Uf the Executive
chair would be TsnOminated. The Trumbulls,
DaVises, GTesleys, and other new asplrants for
Presidential hOnUrs, had strong hopes, and, 10
case Of success, thoy preferred that tho way
should be open Tor q second term, but the mo
ment II became evident that General Grant
would likely be rsnOmlnAtsd every Presidency
seeker In the country became Instantly deter,
mined advocate Of the "One-teTm principle, " and
when their hopes were utterly blasted by the
unAnimlty Of the Republican masses for the re-
election Of Grant, they were suddenly convinced
that the eXigencles Of the times demanded
the organization Of a new political party TO Ad.
VOcAtS especially tho One-term principle and
civil. service reform. Hence Cincinnati
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

Judge SHELL so far as in him lies, has
settled the all-lmportant question of whether
a cOlored man shall have the same drinking
rights, privileges and immunlties "a white
man Ever since our wise and benign Lcgis'
lature duly made and provided that the black
man had some rights-among Others the
right to get diunk-that white men were
bound TO respect, our metropolitan city has
been In u high state Of excitement. On the
one hand we have had our white restaurant
keepers banded together like Macedonian
phalanx, fully determined that the colercd
man should DO removed from the temptation
of putting that into bis mouth which taketh
away his brains; and on the other hand, the
black men as equally determined and re.
solved that they shall have the largest liberty
and the rights to make fools Of themselves II
they felt so inclined.
Never was there such a sublime and truly
phllanthrupic feeling manifested on the one
hand and such supreme lngratitude aud in-
difference exhibited on tho other. II was, Of
course, from the purest and most Christian
motives that our white friends drew up that
wonderful scale of prices which reminded all
who saw ii Of those horrible times when gold
mounted into the two hundreds, and the ne
cessaries, to say nothing of the luNuries Of
life, were almost beyond the reach Of every
one except a millionaire or an army Contrac-
tor. The white restaurant keepers OF Wash
lngton can never be too highly commended
for all this. They were animated by the best
Of motives, q sincere desire TO sec their black
fellow-cltlZens lead pare and ylrtuous lives,
uuinHucnced by the evil practices, habits and
example Of their Caucasian brethren.
But alas for black human nature that re-
fuses to see the benehccnt rules and rcgula-
tlons laid down for Its guidance and dlrec-
| ton. One OF them has Just gone into court
with charge that one Of those white philan-
thropists would not give him his whisky
straight. This was Of course sad. Judge
Smell felt that II was sad, too, aud that not
outstanding the machIuatiuns Of the white
restaurant keepers to keep their black would
be patrons In the way they should go the
the course Of virtue and morality should be
sacrificed and the whisky straight duly dealt
out. The court, with the wiadom for which
courts arc 50 remarkable, maintained thai
the law was a truly benencent law, aud thai
II It was not wise and bcnehcent and judi
cious It would never have been passed by OUT
legislative SOlons. This was a neat compli
meut to our Legislature, and In every sens,
truly deserved. II Is difficult to say who l.
to be more admired, the enlightened Legisla
ture or the appreciatiye judge. 1t Is dIthculi
to say who Ia the more to be pltled, the blacl
I t.f..- 10. HHl fa
who will not sell Il to them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

lFomS l.. Wondioris speech In COnnestic1t
The history OF the Republican party, rs said
before is literally the history OF the last twelve
years 1t has been the Republican party which
saved the country, 1t has been the Republican
party that reconstructed the South. II has been
the Republican party that has announced IT.
intention OF paying oil the debt, lidt HItoT all,
what Of thisH The Democrats have ucEOOwl-
edged that we arc right, Tor they havd given
up their principlos-hayU adopted ours, and
have nominated the publisher OF what was once
the greatest Republican paper In the country
that they were ever opposed N us, Ihc tact Is
they have been behind US all tho time, and out
OF breath trying to catch up with us. AMER 70.
enArtinE the Missouri compromise In 1850, the
Democratic party met In convention At Balti.
more In 1854 and pledged thsmselves TO accept
the legislation OF 1850 a. hnAlity, and never
10 reopen the question. In 1854 they tore tho
and admitted slavery thoro, because II was Fed
eTal territory. Let me suggest that u they were
so false 10 their baltimore platform Of 1882 they
may he lust as false To their Baltimore platform
OF isT2. Upon tho question Of slavery In the
Territories In 1850 they beat Us, until the ques-
tIOn came up again In 1850. Then they said tho
South had a right to secede. 10 1894 they found
that we were right In iOgglng them back Il We
could. But then th0y said we had tried and hhd
failed. Next year, however, they found out
that they were wrong again. FROM year TO year
these gentlemen have bsen converted by irag
ments until to-day they stand thoroughly peni'
tent cOnfossing that they were wrong through
out, and taking a Republican for their leader
The fact Is they have constantly been moving
into Republican camps, but always tour years
behind, and Ia 1870 nothing will remain for
them but to nominate General Grant Tor Presi.
dent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28


Nearly two weeks have passed since certain
grave charges were made In the leading
papers Of the country against the Hon. james
Il. Doollttle, one of Mr.. Greeley's eminent
and distinguished refOrmers, and late pres'-
dent of the Baltimore convention. The or
portunIty was offered Mr. Doolittle to reply
10 the Indictment presented against himi be
was offered the amplcst space that he required
to file his answer, but To this hour ho ms
maintained an unbrOken silence.
The charges made against Mr.. Dooltttle, "a
oar readers will recollcct, were that In 1854
by virtue of his influence as United states
Senator, he procured certain permit Tor one
T. J. Connatty, late clerk 10 the Treasury
Department, aud forced the said Connatty
into a contract by which he Doolittle) was
to receive sha of the large profits that II
was expected would accrue from the sPecu'
iatIon. Mr.. DoOllttle's own letters 10 sub
sanitation Of these charges were printed and
the offer has been made by the New York
Times to submit the letters to any persons
whom Mr.. DOOlitle may name, and let them
pass upon their gouuinoness.
But Mr.. Dooli,tle Is silent; his friends are
silent, and the Greeley organs, so ready TO
prefer charges against their enemies, or to
refute those against their friends, have not a
single word to say. The country can dra"
only one conclusion from this ominous ST.
Ience-that james X. DOOlittle Is guilty OF
one Of the most scanda'?us transactions that
have yet come to light Doolittle, by his
silence, cOnicsses Judgment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

\VANTED.-A SITUATION As OoNTRALTO
w Slayer In one Of the Uhora Of the District by .
lsfy. Rast Of references given. Address Boz = 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

pug sEw .TARIEF-THIRD EDITION JUST
SEhfG{S ihsOFT ,hUTifS sSD blgRst 81
is74 b Ssmael e. Morgan. Oastom house ur5k o.
aud OounselnT, Baltimore
CONTESTS ~ rHE MANUAL.
Part l, Tart laws from ISL 10 date, thy portion
In force e IN largo po while that which IL repealed
PTt IL l. ssSSsdtle Of Rate, Of Dntlo,, .ph.bo,t.
DsSlsiops ., f...saty nspsTtmsap a" i5St,c3ss S'u
AIpbndiI. f1roiEu Moneys value az hTod ny law,
Foreign weights and Measure, reduced u Uuitad
S S.s.'' ss5 1fsS1 y S s Ats. Of y, Draw
tJ without invoice. Abatsmout uf dutlOs Tor dam.
s go a1'Ss SSS s OF bs pg. 'T0
excess Of weight lAau for dates Ton dftJn ~ 2siJ
b- railroad Iron Imported for fspAifs only, Draw.
baeS On oofdias Of Ittoisn hsmp. MerchAndlss In.
vio'd NJ al syora pre- now q iy Assss.ol DuaE.
bNok 90 mAnuiaotuts' ct lup rte1 m Itofiala Ton.
mage IaE. Iate how rated. nIttbts value, now de.
70 mined WihdrAwal Of gonts frrm bond ware.
rlAnuiactlrud iatO Eu puSier Pa l.st Against dc.
cinn oil OOiaC OF asseasiaE rate Of duty aud appeal
tharottnn &, the NuOrelaV q the TrsasuFy DIS
esrtAin foreign vessols Flrs c.Aok1rs ehn 10 depot
ted Ia uarehausa Invoices to 'tate foreign Weigh
and moapives, BtEEge t'Ansit through UGitsd
Damage Of rust Of lron or Siso Discriminating duty
" " per cent products east Of the UAp0 Of 01od
Hope, gbsn upnitsd rom places WoAi thereof Brand.
Ing and marknE packages tram porte IN boud TO bd4
abAn1 mot, Kbim 20 ftAtlOns. Return cargo MArhn
sty inpo I'D Toe repairs h0gu atilia for the tran
p3rts. DrrWbAck IN manufactures ~ who'd. Materials
or ahiy buud ng, irse oi duty, pder certain inlaud
regulations
PHoe e. In Paper an ~ ~ 10 uijth.
''' ~ Pnii,P y sUI.OMONs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28
What COntesiIng the North Carolina Election
Means.


North OArnlluA Correspondence Of the n Y. FINES.
Amer the cry Of fraud comes the alarm Of
contest. Certain newspapers In this state say
that MerrInOn owes II to the people TO contest
the election. The election law provides that tle
county authorities shall seal up the returns, III
rect Them 10 the speaker VI the House VI
Representatives" and send them u the Secre'
tAry Of State, In whose custody lhey shall 70.
main until the Legislature shall have convened
and the House shall have electel speaker,
when tho Secretary Of state shall deliver the
returns 10 the Speaker, VINO shall open them
and announce the result TO the l"Esiatute 10
Joint assembly. At that tiInG any candidate 90
tho defeated ticket can give notice that he de-
sires TO contest, AMI the House will hear and do
eide the matter. The rules adopted Ia conduct
Ing contests between members control these pro
oeedInEs II such a Law Is constltuirnal,
Legislature would have m dltbculty IN deleat
Ing the will Of the people a. expressed through
the ballpt-bnx. The last DomOcrAiic l19NislA
ture had little regard for their Oaths that they
unseated Republicans and seated Democrats, so
that they could carry out their Designs Ihe
new body may be no better. Mrrtimun Is called
upon to contest. The demani was hfst made
upon him by paper that Is regarded rs SenA-
tor RansoIns organ and mouth-picce Il was
then followed up by papers known 10 DO In the
Interest Of Gov. Vance.
have travelled through some Of the cOuntes
west Of the Blue Ridge, and from leading Demo.
cTats-frlends OF MerfimOn-l have hoard VI a
combination between the Raushm and Vance
parties to make Vance United States Senator
10 November, and forever bury MerrimOn, Pn-
litically am now In the county whore MefTl.
mon was born and raised. Tue Dstnbrrlts here
are his true friends, although they dislike his
course during the late war. lie vas a stly.at-
home man. Vance and Ransom represent the
war element. When Vance was elected TO the
United states Senate In 1870 he defeated Merri-
mon for the nomination. When HhuslIn was
elected to the United states Senate IN 1872 he
defeated MeTTimOn Tor tho nomination. Then
II was Merrlmnn said that II he received any
more such treatment, he would forever cut
loose from the Democratic party Of North Caro-
lima. He was promised the HOvcTnorship u he
would keep quiet. lie was nominated, made an
able canvass, and was defeated. Now he Is a
candidate for the United States senate SO Is
Governor Vance. The Ransom aud Vance par
ties are doing all they can to get Merrimon I,
contest, for the reason that during his contest q
United States senator will he elected, and he will
he considered out Then Vance would 20 10 the
Senate, and MsrrimOn, losing Ia the cOutest-as
all ialf-mlnded Democrats admit lie mnst-Wll
DO heard Of neyernOTe In the politics OF this
State. The scheme II we'll laid, and may sue
coed. II IL said that when Ransom and Vance
eanyasssd this part u the state they did nothing
for the State llekst, but bent all their eneTgie
on the Legislature.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

Mn, GREELEY's ORGAN in this city prints
long letter In regard to the abuse OF the
ranking privilege by the Liberals, to which
we recently called attention. The organ de-
nlcs the truth of our assertions, and Invites
us to come to tue Liberal headquarters and
sec for ourselves, We beg TO be excused
We could not be Induced to go near the Lib
eral headquarters. The weather Is entirely
too warm. We are hot enough already with
out visiting the vestlbule OF the region 10
which tue Liberals are fastening so fast.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

=. IIFOTn INC ~ I0uIa on be
Edmund Burke said +" because some grass.
hoppets under tho fern make a held ring with
their lmportunate clink, while the great cattle
reposlng under the oak chew the cud and are
silent we are not to suppose that the noisy In.
scots are the only Inhabitants OF the fefd -
This Illustration Is apostle At the present time.
The y0eiiorOus hoppers represent the Liberal
important
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

lfrhu the Houston Unian1
The tide In favor Of Grant Ia becomInu 40
great that many Democrats are beginning TO
consider that Il Il quite doubtful whether Texas
viii vote tor Greeley or not There are many
other Democrats who are beginning seriously 10
consider the question whether II Is not best for
Texas to go for GRANT and thus certainly place
the state 10 harmony with the Administrator
question which every good man ought 70 con.
slider very seriously before he deoidesit. Grant
viii BE- elected let Texas support hint It will
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

THE peon system OF labor still remains
throughout Mexico and upon the Rio Grande
border OF Texas. A poor man, on account Of
his own or the necessities Of his family, once
Obliged 10 become the debtor of one Of the
Weather classes, becomes boudman, and
his seryitude Is enforced until, by his labor,
no discharges the debt, Tue wages allowed
the common cattle-herds Is usually about hNe
dollars per month, with ratlUns. The ratiOns
allowed IN the interior and northern part OF
Mexico are q peck Of corn or cOrnmealr q
quart of triiole beans and a pint Of salt.
Along the lower Rio Grande to this Is added
beef dd hJituu, this article OF food being no
consideration in that locality.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

III LNElHhhAA ~. NhHAhl
south est ooTnaT Pen avs aud Rlsvsnth st.
Star once building.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
On THURSDAY MORNING., August 20, At 10
O'Clock, will toll At No. $40 Seventeenth aireot,
between II and atrosta, the peraouAl effects belong
ing TO the estate OF John Pots deceased, comprising
10 part
wslEgt PArlor FurnItufo In green and crimson Raps
Walnut and MshogsuJ MArblstsp Tables,
Walnut What Not, Bamboo UhalTa,
Mahogany Book .UAae, Window khAdaa,
Velvet, Brussels and other Carpets
Ou Paintings and RugrAylsFa,
Mahogany HAtRaek, Mahogany Gard Fables,
OAK EItSnHinn TAbls, OAK Dining UhAlrs,
NATbls.top SidsbOArd, Oilol0th,
French China Glass and Plated Ware,
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsl~sds and Par aus,
Painted JhAmbar kuFniture,
lair and " uHk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bolster and Pillows
X D.. POTTS,
II. A. COL SHORuUGN,
ILLUSTRATORS.
bA1lMER 4 CLFARY,
AuEg9dts tSthTl AuctIoneufs
DY n. COI.kNIAN, AHeIIOnErF,
DsoutheAst corner Of Tenth street and peaafy
avenue.
Parties declining louaok coping or hurnosB will lind
u to their advantage to call me, will way cash
Tor the goods, sell at public auction =, Tow cor.
eenlAEO. Auction sAlgl syory TUESDAY, rlluhR.
DAY and IA fURDAN. nih1ti1a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

TINTED STATES MARSHALs SALE OF VAL
- UABLE PROPERLY IN uHiONTOWN, ID. O.
f WItne OF nI gsIh yafia' .s.nsu iton .hs
Columbia, aud TO me dreoiad, viii sell at public
sale for cash IN front of the door OF sAd
DlatTiot, on FRIDAY, the ldth day Of september.
lsIl, At II O'Clock M, Al Defendants right title,
town 10 said District, as toows Nna lgJ, ~, rs,
49, ~, I, In ~ la, 49, l8t, us, l9s, la, l lsa,
lD Ill., it1, lGL H. 2a, 49, 49, 95I, 26s aud 9, be-
longing 70 John ". Van Ilook Also, Lots Nos, ts3,
So, 90, oil, Ga and GO, belongiBE to John foI,
together with all aud singular the lnproysmsnta
there 10 the county Of Washington, District Of Co
lunbia, seized and levied moon ~ the properly OF
satisfy oIscutlon No BOl In favor Of George W MI.
lsr and kllon er Admnisiratora o. Ohailoa Miller,
use Of William Ward. ALEX. SHARP,
United States MArshAl, u. y.
AUGUST q. Is7l ab3I.dtds
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

Readers Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose to spend the summer in the
country can have It mailed to their address
for sixty-six cent? per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

IT SEEMS that the authorities of Haytl, or
the Black Republic, ms Mr., Sumner isso fond
of calling It, have thrown American Consul
Teel into prison on a charge of having conn-
terfelted their money. OF course the charge
Ia utterly grOundless. Our own experience
Of Hayden money Is to the effect that 1t Is
far more valuable for waste paper than any
thing else. Mr.. Saget should be at once made
to understand that he must put an end to
these practices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

Gen. Chapman has now been In the field for
several weeks as the Republican candidate
for Delegate to Congress, but thus far the
Democrats have been unable TO find man
strong enough to run against him with the
slightest prospect Of success.
This Ia the best answer that could possibly
be given to the ISLANDERS which tue Demo
cratic organ daily prints upon the local al
mlnlstration. Morning after morning 1t
sends out to tue country the falsc Intelligence
that the city Is In open revolt against the
rings that control Il, &c, &c. The fact Is
that the city was never better governed than
II Ia at present; never has there been so much
real solid Improvement and advancement
Taxes, except where special improvements
are being made, are lower than In any OF the
large cities of the Union-only Sl.7O-and
real estate has advanced nearly % per cent
during the last eighteen months. Hundreds
of Democrats announce that they Will vote
for Gen. Chapman against any candidate
whom the Democrats may put in the Held
This Is the actual situation of affairs, and We
hope that the country will not be deceived
by the false statements that are daily made,
the only effect of which Is to drive caPltal
away from US, iniuro the city, and hinder
It's material advancement
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

JvpoEs WILSON AND GooDINd, competing
candidates for Congress In the Fourth lndl-
ana district, had joint discussion at
Connersville, in that State, last week. Both
parties were out in strong force, particularly
the Democracy, who expected that their
fayorite would win an easy victory over Mr..
Wilson. In this, however, they were ulsSP-
pointed. Wilson scared him most unmercl-
fully and carried of all the honors. Mr.
Wilson is one of the best workers In Congress
A man of high character and unquestioned
ability, and his constituents will make agreal
blunder II they fail to give him handsome
majority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

The Chicago Tribune tries TO defend sena-
tor Trumbull against the charge OF having
taken ten thousand dollars as fee from the
United States, which he had no business as
Senator to take. The defence Is very lame
The Tribune fails to say that Senator Ed
munds was applied to before Mr.. TrumbulI,
and that he declined because he could not
as a Senator, take the case. Aud It also fails
10 state another point, that the case was con-
Quoted almost entirely by the Hon. Matt
Carpenter, who had not at that time been
elected to the Senate. Mr.. TrumOull ser
vices were comparatively triiling, aud one
fourth Of ten thousand dollars would have
been an ample compensation for him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28

HITHERTO tue custom has been for states
men, politicians and all who had lavors to
ask or TO expect to dine the press. The New
York Herald has inst reversed the rule and
entertained the Geneva boTd Of arbitrator
oounsel and attaches, at u magnificent ban
ouet in Geneva. This Is only one of the many
new departures which the Herald Is taking
under the superb management Of It's gallant
and accomplished editor. Mr. Benefits GER
,oInlv proying his appreciation Of bis SPLEEN
did inheritance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28
Wood and Coal.
Confectionery.

Fl ooRESR TE EE2y ST. ESS5 *, ETr
shall daily serve for Ladies' aud Nsutlemsn
LUNCH from 1 4 =, M 70 . O., m. for % cents.
LUNCH CHANGED DAILY.
MY ArAnR ementH are complete Tor supplying Par,
tlss, Weddings, Dinners, 4r In the m0st exquisite
.lylS knd On reasonable terms All Prff95f Promptly
IuS.u Caterer aud OoHfso loosT IIOI Pa ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28
Auction Sales.


GREAT SALE
OF
nRY GOODS At AUCTION,
ii, by ORDER OF LANsBuRGH = BRO.
We SHALL SELL 10 the Stare AO1 Seventh street, on
MONDAY, August "a, at $3.50 a. NJ,
$50, 0nO WORTH OF
REASONABIH DRY GOODS.
The stock consists Of Bleach Cd and Brown UOttana,
Prints, Table DAmkska, Irish Iipens, Sheetlngs,
QlutsI Black and Oolored Alpaoaa freboh and King,
lah Metinos, OAs1lmefes, Cloths, White Goods Of
every desoIiplru, Towels, Napkins, nCyllos, Bhguls,
and N9,tlnEhsm uuftsins, FlsnnslsI Black and Got.
cred hllks, POplint, 0renAdlnef, fAli and Winter
Dress Gnods, high oolored, Plsids Ladies' UnderEar
meuts, UpdershiTts and DLawsts, and everything
pne usually found In hrst class drT goods house.
Ten thousand Temnanta Of Drosa Goods, Canton
and Wool Fiaunela, Table Linen, UAssimeres, 40,
Tho Eooda must be sold, and great haIsAns may be
eIpeoted. LANBBUROH BRO,
auiaaw g, sAMsTAG 4 90. IueIlonssTs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-28
VA LILLIAN II. wlIKATLEY
w bfEAM
DYElNG AND SCOUTING EsTABLISHMENT,
uniCbl ~ Jefferson ST., tisOTEPt0Wn, ID. q.
HHtAbliHhBl laAl

Premium awarded By the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute, 1857, and IL vi the oldest largest
county.
NJ patrons will consult III f own ntarouts by send
Ing IN their fall add winter goods during tho summer
mOuthH.
hest place 10 tho District Tor Cleaning OF DJslnE
EButlBman'b clothing,
EysrythlhE ABpsFtainlnE TO the business veil aud
promptly BIsJutBd.
Once closes daily At sunset, eTo0pt hhtHl lay when
II will DO open until " y, Al,
POst Othos Boz T41I Apb