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FUNERAL OF Mr.. r. II. MARTIS.-The
funeral OF the late X. Mortimorc Martin
took place Sunday afternoon from Leigh
Street Baptist church, Rev. r. II. Pitt,
pastor OF Vcnable-Street church, Oflici-
ating, assisted by Rev. w. J. +. Cox. The
sacred edifce was filled with the friends Of
the deceased. At the conclusion OF the
solemn services the remains were taken to
lakewood cemetery, followed by long
procession, where they were consigned to
rest with appropriate ceremonies by Poca.
hontas Tribe Of Red Men and Jefferson
Lodge, No. 4, Independent Order Of odd.
Fellows, Of which the deceased was an
honored member.
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SHEET MUsIC, dc.

CHEET MUSIC! SHEET MUSIC!
Having ON hand probably more SHEET MUSIC
than Is carried by all the music houses In virginia
combined, and wishing 10 reduce same, hereby
offer for sixty days $4,000 pieces of said music al
the nominal price of FIVE CENTS EACH. II
you ever expect 10 need music. now Is the time 70
buyit. Z. y. JohNsToN'
9l8 Main street.
also have on hand lot Of SECONDHAND
PIANOS, which would be glad ~ sell for about
one half their value. jy23-3ts
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HepffaIl'g Protest.

The Kendall Bank-Note and Engraving
Company entered formal protest yester-
day against the action OF the Board Of
Sinking-Fund Commissioners in rejecting
the work OF that company done under a
contract for printing certain bonds, &c.
The protest is signed by George III. Ken
dali, president, and the only facts set forth
that have not hitherto been published by
the Dispatch are those contained in the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
"Because it is apparent that the action
Of the Board at its meeting Of the 2lst
was in furtherance OF a contract that must
have been guaranteed to said American
Company long prior to that date, and at a
time when the bonds printed by the Ken
dali Company had been accepted by the
Board, which fact is proved by another
fact-viz., that ut the meeting OF the 22d
an agent OF the American Bank-Note Com
pany, who arrived in Richmond before the
meeting OF the Board, and before the pas
sage Of the resolution, appeared before the
Board with printed specimens OF steel
engraved bonds, in accordance with the
forms prescribed by the Act Of Assembly
OF Virginia, approved February II, 1852
work which could not even have been
transmitted, much less engraved and
printed, after the meeting OF the Board on
the day before, so as to be presented before
the Board at that time.
..fhe Kendall Bank-Note Company de-
sire also. and do hereby notify the Board
OF Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund OF
Virginia, that, disregardng the action
against which they have thus formally pro-
tested, they will continue to perform their
part Of the contract in relation to printing
the bonds Of the Commonwealth Of Nir-
ginia until they have done everything un-
dertaken and agreed by them to be done
and performed; that they will continue to
forward by express all bonds printed by
them under said contract as rapidly as COM
pleted; that they will decline to receive
any bonds returned to them by order OF the
Board; and when their said contract shall
have been fully executed will submit, with
confidence in the purity, integrity, and im-
partialty Of the judiciary Of the Common
wealth, to the proper tribunal for redress
OF their wrongs"
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PRODUCE BROKERS.

DOBERT MOORE & CO.,
III az EXCHANGE PLACE,
NEW YORK,
Execute buying and selling orders on the New
York Produce and Cotton Exchanges for ims,o-
dlatx and future delivery.
Particular attention given % WHEAT, OATS,
CORN, aud FLOUR, on which we make Liberal
advances.
Correspondence solicited. " N9-lAs
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9itlmond 1ispatth.
TUESDAY. July %. 1882.

Rs~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCIr-
LATfoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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XIIEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

w STANTON, VA,
opens SEPTEMBER 30, 1882. One Of the FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR YOU'VE LADIES IN THE UNITED
STATES. Surroundings beautiful. Climate nnsnr-
passed. Pupils from eighteen states. Tt RMS
AMONG THE BEST IN THE CNfOS. Board,
Washing, English Course, Latin French, GermSns
instrumental Music. &C., for scholastic year, from
September u June, sZ3e. For catalogues write U
REV. WILLIAM A. HARRIS, ID. d.,
1y 4-eodlm President stanton. Va
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fiY 22-eOdlMl
PERRY DAyIS'S PAIN-KILLEn.
COMPLAINTS.

GUNNER COMPLAINTS.
At this season various diseases Of the bowels arc
prevalent, and many Tires are lost through lack OF
knowledge of a sal and sure remedy.
PERRY DAviS'S PAIN-KILLER
Is sure cure for Diarrhpa, Dyscntery, summer
Complaint, Cholera Morbus' ETC., and is perfectly
SOye.
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Entered at the Post-ohice at Richmond, Va. ne
second-ciass matter.I
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
MEAD AyEXANnpIk ~.

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, NJ. A., PRINCIPAL.
The 4ith year opens SEPTEMBER 27, 1852.
Fits Boys for College or Business.
Catalogue on application 10 the Principal.
~ 1G-2taw2m
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DROwN's Iron BITTERs.
NOTED MEM

NOTED MESl
pr. JoBS r. HANCOCK, late president Of the
National Pharmaceutical Association Of the limited
states, says:
~BnowN's IRON BIrrERs has heavy sale is
conceded 10 hc a fine tonic; the character OF the
manufacturers Is voucher for It's purity and mod-
cinal excellence"
Dr. JOSEPH RoBERrs, president Baltimore
Pharmaceutical College, says:
strengthening tonic, free from alcoholic peisons.r
fH j. FARrs MOORE, IN. D., Professor of Phar-
macy, Baltimore Pharmaceutical College. saws:
~BRowS's IRON BrTrERs Is safe and reliable
medicine. positively free from alcoholic poisons
and can be recommended as q tonic for use among
thoee who oppose alcohol"
Dr. EDWARD EARIoKsoS, secretary Baltimore
college Of Pharmacy, says:
Il endorse II as excellent medicine. good
digestive agent, and non-lntoxicant In the full
e.; sense~
DR. RICHARD SAPiSGroS, one of Baltimores
Oldest and mos. reliable physicians, says:
IAN who have used II praise its standard virtues
and the well-known character Of the house which
makes II is a sufficient guarantee OF its being all
that is claimed, for they are men who could not be
induced 20 Offer anything else but reliable medi-
cine for nubiic use.n
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Enrich and reyisalize the blood BY using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.

The 1O7th session will begin ON SEPTEMBER
7, 1882. For catalogue apply to the
~ 7-f&Tu2m CLERK OF THE FACULTY.
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NHILDREN's CARRlAGESc;ER1
Ofrom ~ up; DECORATED CHAM
COOLERS. FLY-rANs, WIRE Dlsti-COyGks,
sILVER-PLATED lCE-PiTCHERS, and Nthes
scasonabie goods at low prices 1t
ROBERT HARROLD'S,
el cit broad street
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Letters Of Leo.

The New York Times publishes the fol-
towing letters, which it says were captured
at Breckinridge's late headquarters at
Lynchburg shortly after the surrender
at Appomattox:
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A sTAUSTOS, VA.
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN, PRiScIpAL.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 8; CLOSES JUNE. 1883

OIENS SEl lEalDFh O. 'LoSrE ~ NJ 1000
Unsurpassed In It's location, I'm its buildings and
grounds. In It's general appointments and sanitary
arrangements, its full corps Of superior and expc-
rienced teachers It's nnriyacd ADVANCES la Music,
Modern Languages, Eiocution, Fine Arts. Phys
Culture. and Instruction In the Theory aud Prsc-
ticc Of Cooking; the successful efforts made Ia Sc
cure health. comfort, aud happiness; rs opposi-
tiOn tO extravaganza Its standard OF SOLID scholar
ship.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal foe
cntalORue, ~ -eod2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-25

Ask your druggist for
BROWNS IRON BITTERS,
and take no other. One trial will convince yor
that ii is just what you need.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
TWO hundred and four dollars, per nine months
session, cover all the expenses OF entrance fcss,
tuition, board fuel. lights. and washing
Etghty-seyen dollars and hfty cents VIII meet the
expenses of a NONRESIDENT student.
For catalogues, apply AT the bookstores or ad+-
dress H. PIRYEAR. Chairman
iv s.l N tJtsoOS
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)ANTOPs ACADEMY,

je 23-7st
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER
READ THE FOLLOWING:

BAISBRIDGE. n. ", March %, 1881.
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-kILLER nerer Jdis 10
afford instant RELIEF for cramP and pain IN the
stomach. JOSEPH BChDIrI.
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POA

From san Francisco. per H W AImy. April 1G-s1 pkgs
salmon IL pkss macEerel, los tins and 40 c. bread. COS
ctls barley, u ctls oats. : ctls wheat, 80 tons hay. 800 lbs
hops 30 III bricks, ! IN T " posts zoo III shingles, 80 bndls
windows, 30 bnils doors, : bndls blinds. 100 bbls lime,
~ pkgs wagon materials, 60 pkgs furniture, Cos SKIS bran,
Is rolls leather 5 6 boots and shoes, 220kgs nails, Il bales
oakum, % pkss provisions, IS bgs potatoes, 9 cs sewing
machines, 80 pkgs spirits. 2SOO lbs tea, 248 bbls -four, IS
pkgs ~zaddlery, lot mise mdse.
From San Francisco. per Discovery, April IT-6 pkgs
wagon materials, lS2 lbs tea. "a axis aud Is bbls salt, 137
bbls Hour. - tons hay, l9 m bricks, JOSS SKIS bran. 255
Pkss bread .h6 pes iron pipe, 80 rolls leather, $40 bbls
lime l3i SKIS meal. % bdis Knd / csc printing paper, 5pkgs
printing materials. 10 crates pOtstOes, 200 IN shingles.
Oslo r " posts. ia doors, 10 bndls windows. 81 60 boots
aud shoes 100 PkSs groceries and provisions, small 10.
mise Indse-
FROM san Francisco. per COnsuelo. April 15-I75 pkgs
bread 10 . whisky, p pkgs tobacco. % wagons, Go bbls
Hour. lJ pkgs canned goods, iO2 ctis barley, % m bricks,
1000 r " posts - pigs furniture. 20 tons hay, 80 bbls
lime, Is horses, 100 SKIS meal, 30 pkgs machinery, 10 bbls
sperm OIL loo ctls oats, . pkgs groceries and provisions,
10 bxs potatoes, small lot misc mdse-
From San Francisco, per r VI s zeAlandia, April Is-
lS pkg, potatoes % es onions, 65 pkgs groceries, lo4
cs mise' l csc oysters, 10 g photo goods. SO cs machinery,
10 - hops. ] csc cigars, l csc cigarettes, I whale boat. )
pkss trees. hask QUICKSILVER, lf pcs pipe, 1915 pkgs pro-
visions. : c. dry goods, 2O1I1 pkgs in transit TO the
Colonies
From Port Townsend. per Amelia, April Alta .275 IT
rough luuIber. 35.I12 Il surfaced lumber. 40 IN shingles.
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The New Steamship Line.

We learn from Colonel Claus Sprcckelsr
that his new Steamship Line will commence
operations about July lst. The Special
Agent of the Company, now in London has
experienced great difficulty in finding SUIT
able boats for the service, as regards speed
and passenger accommodation, but n Cable
gram received from him, by Col. Spreckels
just before leaving San Francisco, reports
the chartering of the steamship Suez, Z,oV
She is 10 leave that port for San Francisco
in the latter part of this month, and 1T Is
expected she will be ready for service about
the end of June or beginning of July, max
ing the initial trip of the new line. A sec
ond steamer is being negotiated for, but no
definite advices have been received regard
ing her up to the sailing of the Zealandia.
1t is Col. Spreckels' and the company's in
tention to build, eitherin the Eastern States
or England, two orthree steamers of unusu-
nj speed, and with passenger accommoda-
ton especially suited to a tropical voyage,
but as it will require a year or so for their
completion, chartered boats, (the best OBJ
~tainable) will be employed in the service,
meanwhile. The management of the COM
pany's affairs, will be entrusted TO Mr.. r..
L.. CT. Steele, President, ami MIR. Z. A:
Spreckels, Treasurer, and their combined
enterprise, Judgment, and business ability,
give firm assurance of the service being
first class in every respect. We understand
that Messrs. John ID. Spreckels d Bros. will
represent the Agency of the line in San
Francisco, and Messrs. VIM. G. Irwin *
Co. at this port.
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PUBLICATIONS IN CHINESE AND OTHER
CHARACTERS, AID DESIGNS
OF ALL KINDS.

Piete Office received per Zealandia a COM
s'ons Oh S'O'- ~hic Plant for taking impress
locations of all kinuIony designed for pub
1se characters.
ton with our large Chinese pop ,n,,i
long been felt and the ADVERTISER
agement, anxious to supply this important
desideratum. have imported a very complete
plant for publishing notices, reports. posters,
or any other kind of publication in Chinese,
Sanscrit, Arabic, Javan, or any other written
character or script, and for designs of all
kinds.
Aiming to accommodate the facilities Of
the office to the requirements of the public,
the charges will be moderate.
F. II. HAYSELDEN,
Manager p. c. Advertiser Co.
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NGERs.

From windward Ports. per Lfkelike. April 10 His Ex
Gov Domfufs. = II Parker, D. II p Tfsdale. l. Assem-. Miss
l. WiIdc-. " u MEby. q l. Wright. J e KirkwOOd aud
daughters Mrs J Z Mills. c L Hopkins. wife and children
For wiudward Ports, per Likelike. April Is-S + Alex
audcr. Esq. " Claude Jones. l. severance, Mrs A Frank
Cooke. Misses Along. Mrs LeOng. G l. Wight, Mrs Shep-
hard. Mrs Wight, Mrs Richardson. Mrs Alexander. and
about 80 deck
For Maui and Molokai, per Lehua. April ls-His Males
y the King. His ET Gov DOminis. Hon II + Whitney, q D
BOIies. \ J SprOule. NJ LouissOu-
<FrJm san Francisco, per Consuelo. April I5-wm Coul-
Be-. \ Gibbeus. Z Dunn, Miss 7 Conner.
= From san Francisco, per ZeAlandia. April ls-Claus
Apre-k-ls and wife. daughter and servant. Count De Lou
Bishop. Geo " Macfarlaue. + " Townsend. II Dirnond,
Mr. Judge. % " Aud, Mr. McWaity and wife. II j CrAndel
Mrz A Lowell and child. Mrs Fuller and daughter. Miss
Poster. - c Williams and wife. Mrs Hopper and two
daughters. " y Ellis ThOs l. Ellis, II Allen, + IS Lspham
Miss 4 l. Moore. oliver Stillman, John Winter, W Z
jmr. ID T Duncan. Miss b Fleming. Stanley Forbes. DR. +
r Bailey. Hrs L swan. J q Taylor. DR. smith, Mr. Spencer.
u J O'DuuCvau. FL Whibby. W l. Jewell. Thos Spence.
Donald welsh. II Pheuuer. VI brennan 4 Ruen. J HAllets.
Jamcz williams. jas Duralt- \ Mcdonald, Z IL Purdy- J
De BAY. Jas Curry. Alexander curry. Geo Black. y q
Afford. II smith Geo W Riley, Mrs Carter y 4 children,
A Weuu-r. John Buckley. Jas r White. \ Cash. p Sweeney
J NcFcc. Joseph Lefure. aud II Chinrse. Is saloon and
81 ster-age passengers in transit for COlCuies.
FROM san Francisco. per II W AImy. 3 Pril I6-Mrs "
Turner. Nr AMI Mrs ID Mccormick J Brown, I Lewis.
Fo- san Francisco. per Lady Lampson. April g-Mr
shepherd DR. ' Spalding, " Y BoyhtOn, J Gonzales, ?
'Chiuesc.
FOR Australia. per Zcalandia. April SD r W Seische,
II Armftage. Z Rittutu, Mrs Il Askew, Geo Keedle. DR.
jenkins. wife and daughters.
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P icifc Coast Secession.

We copy from the ArgOnaut of San Fran
cisco i'm another column, some l%ugubrious
political animadversiOns anent the veto by
President Arthur of the Chinese Bill; and
some rather startling political doctrine in
respect to States rights thereupon. We
saw startling. because the editor of the
ArqOnaut, and the party with which he
has been associated, have Knocked at what
they regarded as the pretensions of State
sovereignty, and maintained that the ma
tional will should be paramount in every
State and territory of the Union.
1t is but a few years ago, when the party
of the Argonaut, placed by the help of the
bayonet, the freed slaves of the Southern
States in their State Councils. In 1870, in
a Senate of South Carolina, seven-tenths of
the law makers were black, whilst the
pOulation was equally divided between
dominad white but a political party in
the intelligel tbat national politics should
represented by tGarolina and, although
party purposes that theth of n q State was
should rule. Here surely was99,t suited
for the assertion of State so~vefgHtysorant
had already been asserted with <easion
hand, and in vain-and so the represet.it
tives of the wealth and intelligence of the
State, in thtir uurepresented condition
made a virtue of necessity, bore the Cd
preston with patience, until the Ignorance
and mismanagement of the creatures in
power became so glaring, that the natura
governing element of the State was permit
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MAINE

~ new yet from the missing bots crew Of the burn
III Br Ok Ober5a. Harvey ,rryet ,-,. o,..
IroIa Astoria "a tao I'D nit. aud tie Br bk SasoH By.
cisco sIa Qu-suzt9Wu-
The b shiP Fiona. Rhode. from Newcastle. y. =. w.
the date st for her departure.
The br .tHr Mary latham, Gorlsy. arrived at Hong
A'H4 On the 10th ait. . days passage from this port.
rae br stmr Monarch. chartered 20 convey Portuguese
Iminisfaats from the Acre 70 these Islands. ssilri from
Liverpool for 81. 5fieEs=Is ApriI2.
ths arrivals n sza Francisco Of vessels from this port.
D.t~e-A te Ath Marcel aud April sth were numerous
S1nlgri-ins the P1alsr-. ElIakaua. W. II. Never, W O.
= taIA'ngnrs =ni anna male tie quickest passages IS
a. ~ - eiys. AT ths Rtiakaua and the CaibariAn
Tue tern sadie = Caller. Larsen. arrived on, On the
10Th int, Is days pass.z-.
. next trip, with lumber. and had cleared from san
francisco Tor Enfeka. April q. TO commence loading.
Francisco for HHJ on the 10th inst.
The Ger bk Paradox. BurgdoG. sailed from Lisbon Meh
18th for Honolulu.
The Haw bk KaIe sailed from Belfast Meh Pc for
breneH- At this latter port the Kale Will load for Homo
The old wreekiBg steamer George Harley employed for
a huHDero year, shout the port OF San Francisco Is now
udse valued at $685..
The Iiaw bk Kalakau4 arrived out at San Francisco on
from March lith To- ITth had one continuous gale accom-
PANEL with very heavy sea; had deck load washed away
and two men badly injured. one of whom. Jose Code a
native OF ChIlg assl : years. died from tine effects Of in
dispatch.
The r II ) ZealanIta- Web er. arrived in port on the
lsth inst. days - hours . minutes from san Francisco
aud sailed ssa.u Tor the Colonies at noon on the same
fayOrs.
The cJnsuelo. Is days from san Francisco, the II. w.
Amy 10, aud the Discovery also 10 days from thence,
nav arrived III boFt since last writing Capt Howard Of
the ConsnelO will please accept thank. for news favors.
The Br bk Earl DaIhou.ie sailed from this port for San
l6' q One Of the large cargnes OF the season
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Book Notice.

H. p. Hubbard of New Haven Connect
cut, the eminent newspaper agent is a mar
vel of enterprise. His activity and organ
lied system of news agencies reaches out to
the uttermost corners of the world, civilized
or unciviIized. He has just issued a great
work in two large volumes of 1,22S pages
each, entitled /" Hubbard's Newspaper and
Bank Directory, with Gazetteer and Atlas
Combined ~ which is the most valuable re-
p~ository of knowledge in respect to news
papers and banks in the world. We have
in it fac simile copies of leading Journals OF
universal ~newspaperdom. such as the Shen-
of Shanghai, the 'Shinabun OF Toxic,
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Along TaE wu.Ry~

T tDrnsld -Iee-els Captain Bzte- on the
~aLn7f'n a - before reported
lizzie Bell 81 ia tas stream At ,-..-,s Inn, ~.,..t,
iustant D. Og the LIN
The Discovery IS At tn Liksiike whsrf disrb,-g,,
4 cJn-I-lJ has Ii-cIzr-eL. aud IL nov III. ~. =
pans q nearly ls4i=L- she ulu have quisk dfsD.teh
4I N- last sailing about the zDth.
IaeH W AlHy b. at AI-n 4 Rohinsouts wharf and
week ~ ~ W' coming
The Atzlauta leaves th- j.. " ;. wharf TO-DAY At
Lr'1 ~ StH Francisco. AMI the Forest Queen viii I.av.
Ir '4 custom L1I-- wharf aDJut The same time FOR
the same p.rt. Both fully l1aIeI.
Inc ya-At- Ee-tl--s zuI Sarah went Oh a cruise t.
l1alt river on rae 10Th Inst having On board 1s invited
49, 'srre @-'anSes % the Bench. Press and Govern
.-4-t n 90 Alt-E q cruise "a the river. the PARTY
lanlri az tor-i. ls!aui g.rtaEius % b~.uutifnl Ilur6
--rs-i D. Captains Wal. suI Williams. AM arrived
BACK b. tI- e.ty At & Pm PITY that 80 x.-bt,vg
Phft--H d. 1t YslIr lit-uer.
ih- Amelia arrived fr.-n tire sound yu the zist list.
l44 l- - - Alien s. E15.lsJu's wharf dlseLarxuz her
cargJ u lumber.