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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

DON'T BELIEVE IT.-rhere is not a
syllable of truth in the report that DR..
Hickok of this city was imprisoned,
much less, tina, he was killed, at Nau.
VOC, as we have seen in some pape rs.
The DR.. returned to B. some time
since and is alive and well. Mr.. Mo-
bile Herald you must draw in your
horns and stop fibbing.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27
Extra Session Of the IOyya T.eo.
iSlatuce.
the case.

N accordance with re solution passed
last winter the Legislature OF this Terr,torv,
met at Iowa City on Monday week the l7,h
inst. A quorum were not present tlt
Tuesday. Francis Gchon was elected Pres.
ident of Council and Charles Medara. SEC.
rotary. John Foley was chosen Speaker Of
the House and Joseph L. FLes. CLERK. A.,
all the official returns had no.abe en- reecv.
ed nc. npportionment was made. law wa,
passed dispensing with the meeting OF the
legislature next winter, and, also, with ths
election of legislative members in Angus,
memorial passed praying, Congress to.
change the appropriation usually granted
Tor legislative purposes and apply j, to pay
arrcarages and the expenses of the Conyep-
hon: and in case this should not DO grant ed
by congress, it was enacted that an election
Of member RS Of the legislature should be had.
at the Township election in April and the
legislature convene on the first day of Nav.
Acts were passed-to prevent trcspass up.
or lands belonging TO the Territory-in re-
lation to property sutjectto execution-to
perfect tho collection Of Taxes in Louisa
county-to legalize an act of the Bo,rd Of.
County Commissioners Of Dcs Moincs Couu.
ty-to amend an act Incorporating the
Board of Trustees of the Burlington Cnnsr.-.
gational Church and Socicty--to declare.
the qualifications of electors, SC.
Three more members we're added to the
Cohvent'"n, one caoi, from Davis, Waps
10 and alaliaska. The law relative to en-,
ecuied property gives the right Of redemp.
ton as 1t existed at tho time the contract
was formed. The Adjournment took place
on Wednesday evening the l9in at o.
clock sine die: So says the Standard.
In the Iowa Standard Of the Doth inst, We
ma the following returns ofof the census Of
tins Territory. Des MONIES 9as,9 Van Bus
rem 9ol9, Henry COLT, Jefferson 5G9I, Wap
clio 2ski, kishkekosh 3s6, Davis 1852. Go.
dar 22i1, Linn 26I7, Muscutine 1852, Gin.
ton l2Ol, Scott $3.50, Jolnson $3.50, Louisa
1888, Jones liz, Washington, 3i2O, Du'
Suqus 4047. The returns from, thu follow,
ing counties had not been rcceive.l and os-'
Inmates are made which ara probably cor.
rect. Lee 10000. Jackson. 330e, geokuka
lVe, Mahaska 22co, Claytois Delaware &c.
suco Total g. 500. 1t Will be secrby THU
that Wapello and Nahaska, which have no,
been settled more than fourteen months,
nave population OF more than five thor-
,and.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

Mark our word-the destiny of Polk and
Dallas will be meme, meme, teksi, upharsin,
: sure as gun"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27
THREE BIT SUBSCRIBERS.

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for all who wish to subscribe.
Only three bits in advance for
the Hawk--Eye for three
months. Send on your orders.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

We advise all locofoco editors, who
can, to have India rubber pavemen,s made
for their especial benefit. Those who are
lord Mayors have good opportunity to car
ry out this counsel. We notice there is
pavement Of this material in London. 1t
would be beneficial to those who arc in the
habit Of stretching, and in these dubious"
times 'their name is legion" II
would make them walk lightly and
sprightly they do not feel so. We have
loo good an opinion OF some of them to sup.
pose their hearts are light when their t,ois-
tifcations are SO frequent. Nor do we doubt
that many are naturally opposed to them,
but the failing fortunes of their party re-
Quire them to practice what they do not
profess.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

THAT'S Kangaroo ticket. strongest N
ths hind legs" a. the man said when 10
heard ofthe loco nomination.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

IT is NOT TRUE (as repor.ed) tina. WE
have been to the scene of the Mormon
difficulties. were captured going into
Nauvoo but escaped and were returning
to that city to destroy 10. It's all
false-,he work of some enemy-,oo
fond Of peace to carry the war any
where much less Unto Africa''-have
been at home for months past.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

We learn from gentleman recently
from the interior and upper counties
tina. the wings are coming in large
numbers to attend the Mass meeting
here on the 18th Of next month. The
right spirit seems to pervade the wing
ranks throughout the Territory. They
are in the field in Johnson, Musca.ine
and Henry, and are sure to succeed.
Men Of experience. intelligence and
acknowledged patriotism, have been
selected as candidates for the Conven.
.ion-men who will do honor to them
selves, their constituents and their
country. Des Moines will not be
behind them in selection OF good and
patriotic men.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27
THE CLAY CLUB MEETING Of last

The CLAY CLUB MEETING Of last
Thursday was-most enlhusias tic. -
The patriotic spiri. OF 70 and 40 was
there. H. +. Higgins addressed the
Club with great effect. Having just
returned from ST. Louis and Springfield
he gave mos! cheering account, of the
Wings in those cities. He exhibited
in mastery manner the inconsistency
of the locos in relation to the one hour
rule, the Tariff, &c. Press of matter
forbids us saying more. Club adj
journed till this evening after giving
three cheers for Clay.
The Masonic FRATERNITy of this
city had celebration on Monday last.
Preceded by a band Of music they
marched to the Methodist church,
where J. G. HALL, Esqr., Of Mt.
Pleasant, delivered an able and inter-
es,ing address, descriptive of the Order,
its ancient origin, its benevolent pur-
poses &c. The festivities were closed
by dinner.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

The last Gazette contains an arti Gle
intended as sketch Of the life Of Mr.
Polk. 1t is complete botch, a per-
feet skeleton and dry bone at that. If
he has done nothing more worthy than
there recorded, we pity the party that
has presented him to the people Of the
United States as candidate for their
suffrages. Take The party as it was
at the time Mr. Polk was an actor in
the scenes mentioned and take the par
ty as it is now, there is scarce all act
bu. wha, has received the decided dis
appreciation of the very people whose
leader he now prelends to be. Among
his celebrated acts we did not see any
accoun. Of his darling pet bank system,
nor Of the sub.treasury. There is a
little link missing in the chain, neigh
Dor. Give us those two chapters about
the above named measures and we'll
let you off this time.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

CLAz Ctus MEETING TO NIGHT.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

DsraEsslSo-To hear the loeos discu"
culture prospects"!!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

1t Is by no means singular tina. locos
sheer a! the wings on account, of their
singing, nor is i. strange that our music
CRATES harshly upon their ears. They
know j. is the dead march of their
blasted hopes and the triumphant pae-
an of our future victory. c an persons,
conscious Of their ruin. sing Do men
going to the gallows make melodious
music? No indeed. The locos do not
feel happy and joyous like the wings
and, poor disheartened souls, they
can't sing. their harps being hung upon
the willows, and making preparations
for trip up Sal. river.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

,rines and landmarks have been con-
.emned or neglected and you certainly
cannot sustain those who have done
this. We much mistake your spiri.
of liberty and inexpedience if you sup
port such men. Then come out of
the ranks Of such a party and join
those who are consistent and firm in
their principles, who ever strive to
maintain their countrys honor and adj
vance its greatest good.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

" A'oSssy ouu uSA PouiotNC IL you sup
port such men. Then come out of
the ranks Of such party and join
those who are consistent and firm in
their principles. who ever strive to
maintain their coun,ry's honor and ad-
vance its greatest good.
One "Trusty,'' who writes from
this city for the Iowa Reporter says, in
tina, paper of the 22nd, that ".he news
Of the nominations of The Bait. con-.
vention has thrown the wings into the
greatest confusion" Mr.. Trusty don't
you know that is far from the truth!-
Don't you know the very reverse is the
case! Yes, you well know your own
party was thrown into confusion, and
establishment too, for many had never
heard of the men nominated. If we
mistake not, you were present when
prominent loco exclaimed, on hearing
the nominations, "Clay is elected"
and you. Mr.. Trusty, were sent to
silence him and whip him in. no, no.
,chip, for he is too independent for
that, but dra,o him in gently by per-
suation. Again: "Mils led off with
an exposition of wing measures and an
explanation OF democratic principles"
Oh! Oh! How awful Strange he
was not choked in the arduous attempt.
No doubt he can give better EXPOSE
ton Of Wing measures than of his
own pretended ones for he was in
times past wing. "They (.he
whigs) know not what course to pur-
sue in regard to their abuse Of two so
illus,rious and pure men as J. X. Polk
and G. NJ. Dallas" Heaven save the
mark. Why, man. the history of these
iilustrious and pure men shows for
itself and is sufficient to hang any man.
rrusty closes his elegant production
by saying that the wings are already
TOO frightened TO venture any more
wagers on the result. that Ky. Ri.
Island and two or three other states are
the only ones they will bet on going
for Clay and, finally. that there is no
chance of Clay's getting more than
seven or eight states Great gods and
little fishes what long tail our Trusty
has If the readers of the Reporter
stomach such stuff they must be very
gulible. We do not wager, but bring
on your tallest and the wings will be
there to cover the amount.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23

'filE CALLED JADE NlNCEs Blair I'D
honaai srv elta thrown un ia teiensi'e ah51'
.h''e le.tef'' thet 90 longer fei'eale her BAT
: 4.a SANDER bat Al tsr n1f.I o. tefess lha'
hrl haNs ae.cl ss,l ialis 90 frFafI i9 lie 'e''
ef' u NJ Cay {, mAaef. in.e. Cones HAe
ehigktnt = iii cain. haino o. f1rsi ihe span-
"a FflNrfh % should ave been sfiien s.aHdefa
L iffa hsN many bcaas has tAl. hsse lie feeniisdf
Carter Beverly d.el craving i.aflen - b, sgrae
10 r5h.isA #ug o. Jane. Blttsnan husaet q, he
deu'ed a.I ke.m edge Of IL. sad ihiea % back ufou
a ts'H's Laud.--an1 even Bar anu Anas ksHdal
ieal he means ~ Which lhry gave 1t rafcne'
A lgf J4rtssn lie dies ia The ,ai as.ef, aiian
aa - lls %, death - I'd be cpn,s.eul Wuh bis lie
e'He.ng tie malignant haired ihaf ~, ever marked
Ism sH4 sfemarssiess crurfY that ~ dHtnInrefing
'a.f.f and esef.Nafutpg ,slfp,e have ever spreaf.
81 D. la.n, "a sye,--'rhs SANDER ha, iaien.
aaa Ihs s.-n4efei, feu9l. % sAAias sal d.stsee.-
f.ttte i.ltr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23

" T. 80 sss ls.s o., aaa rsa s7ah I#s e.se
H..a 81 NJ Cn he t#sn#. d. sa#te 81 lti 81.
s.4.4ag : Aoff su4 81 ..lI.Hf + .fsl9.a 49, Fea--
s.tan4 Aas asdar. Nra Nsfk ard ed NJ
sI,#I. aH- =, Dlay - elected without lhs aois u
r f.fL. feula wanna saa Nesia.a.
fG.u.iaaal Gaseac,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
CiRsE.Li.! = AlcELEATH. Publishers,
q. -lLl-- l.lI-l H. N..AA- Z l. L
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r.N!iE AiIINNRA b59 Broadway. te',yeca Sp-nr and
pruce-imnch iS5 East Btoggmny.s-'!hr proprietor o
this elegant resort, wtie .cknu'gtr.-ns wh gratitude the
isoqn lie aahir, ana tire KIND Indulgence shown towards
MANI i;e irregularities and mpecciios always incident 20
new establishment has the pleasure "a them thai
lie has now protected his Announcements io7 The coming sen
son !c;Ne him apology Tar hereafter >eTvu: lS
guests the p.un,pie and uG,' -ls!actury Galne, 4e
Saloon, have been enlarged! Teuntcl and decorated, and en
tain S been constructed 81 ,ts most beautiful aft novel d.
>cr?-2. displaying vafs'y oi croSs and amusing jets IN
NUMBER" rae and cct!y Statues which sve IN ar OF cils
ea grandeur the whole place. Ihee. with the ,nsii3 Of
the binds, the fragrance 1ftc flowers which perfume the air
w!ch agjc st! more delightful and refreshing - le COZ
tnt spray tom the tuuia'. .lf together combination Of
attractions MOI 20 e found ,uT establishment ~ IN.
c"n.''y. O lie ice Creams and o,ier refreshments nlere
lee u 3, ct - 10 >poak. their reputation ben- areGdy u
established suffice .; 20 say 'inl s greats, pains vii be
taken 70 render !hem !uuteSS. than the !'ee % tr
ri winch We ppened 'H summer 9GC t:s consequent hurry ,
confusion attendant thereon vut! permit L, e. dc.
SiFlnEer, VISITING the city Will find agreeable qare
10 sfena q hall IN hour than tr-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
LAn1.lEt.o on ca.uLnnN

- Doctor LrsLI', Lrc1u RS o. GuoLr1f.-! The
cou edua ct tirS= cri-ti:rt lsr:ue, Je iuf r
Iabuae Is rcsiy. itruuilis E:5itrr, i1U'siser
es oltms ideal section Of ri ga the k.itlis crust :: H
rt tIatCns. tvlli '-a contain agru-ri lutT"dutuuu 20
Grolrsy rol before Published Llc'iie embraces tie fol-
iowms subjects. iu,.r-Hr, Lacustcre Feurd, N"c,ni' 20
nod Eripiu 81 Gos-;una Nlocui Dor L,cn1, II, IL,
E,s STRAIT; Marine S;iaia rno, District sur
Appruucs A!opat Eua. L..fip. III, trhcava aud Subs,
,ce of tie Ettu Naples, Temple Of Sei-IiS, Monte SuQ
Lsc'trtiE, CUr4i isees, col. Islands. Lecture
Origin ci Coal. lecture J. ~I' f1ot-T.Et Lccir' H.
Recession, al the Fsls q; Niagara Lccs VIZ. tua!4cis
aud tc,,.T1s.
= Frscc s ,pae c-:Y g VostGast~I fraitt'a9
On. Dollar a,:l $50 sn5itlri. @ efr cupi-s.
CRi.ELi.I y AlcELEATH. Publishes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

THE Moryr.,N TrApr.-l!essrs. Cutting and
Elehets, of the Union Fur Company arrived in this
CITY on Wednesday evening, from the trading posts
Of lhat Company IN the Mountains. They have ar
rived in advance Of the boats containing the pro
cecds Of the seasons trade. They bring no news OF
importance. The Indians had been in a state OF war
wiib each other, and II good many had lost their
lives. Some difficulties had occurred 10 The Black-
fee, Indians and the persons in charge OF enc OF the
A.ncricam Fur Company posts in thai regioa-ln
consequence of which lie houses were DESTROYED
and the post abandoned by the traders. The winter
had been unusually mild Little snow had fallen,
aud ,ha, in the months OF January and Fcbt'a:y.-
Tie returns of this trade will mol, is believed, bc
50 abundant It's III former years. It. Louis Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

,y We fud the following in the Montreal Ca
ze,le OF the lth inst. = Yesterday hem; Il blank
day ior the American post we are without ihr;her
details oil the progress c events in Philadelphia
We learn how that the conlagion has spread 10
our reishborhood. The Irish laborerS ON the La
chine works express the most bitter Indignation ut
the treatment OF their counuymcn. Anonymous
writings have been posted on lie walls, ornamenied
with figures of collins, and the Americans employed
Oh the works are mcnaced with death ii the, do not
nult ihe vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

EXTRAORDINARY NovElTY.-Nc undorStam!
that Mt Edward WlIlmcr who Is now IN Dos
tom ono OF the Prop,1iors OF tho Luropean
Times which IS published III Liverpool, especial
" for Inc American reader, has, suncc his arrival
acre, contracted with one Of our Paper Manu-
facturcrs to make and ship 10 Liverpool, Amen:
can manufactured paper, upon winch Wilmer
& Smiths European Times Will reprinted. and
forwarded to The United States and Canada.
Bost Trans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

Si'o!<c:;, &c,
May l5.i clTo,cusa- ship fnncoua, far Mobile i9r h
Aay H. lat 50 o long 70 L. bark Teaace fms o.ron or
~ ay L. Ia, ~ ans 50 90 bns Empress. TN Bos on for x
ti"r's. ia.
ee,, same Tune ship John Nintun aud mon, from
\ ok iut NDTeIns.
Apili p Ia, u ;. ione II. Oueldl. Of NAors
,lach y, lat 80 u lnr o.Linc Eocs. Aud. Nceans ir
linc,i. with rmigrilut,.
Aprii y. h, q H. lons Sii. Am. ,lip Baltimore
April Is, let 49,: long ~ Lady Peel .! Falmouth toi
York.
Applet p miles SW Of Hoyhcad Mar, Liverpool iotN
Orleans.
April H. lat a. long & Massachusetts, from Newport for
Boston with railroad ZION. ~ sinking stat" mixing or ole
the Western Islands
NpnI no. BAL b. Iong u. sun. Amsterdam .l Work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

A DAINTY DIsn-Ata dinner given in lon
don by .aembers of The Reform Club to
DANIEL O'CoyaEai, tie cooks were thrown inlo
ucitaiion it seems, TO procure novelties Or to pre-
pare corrections worthy Of the great occasion.--
We find mention made however OF :. culinary
wonder entitled e" Lc Sog0j6 Mcnstre q Ia Cloa-
torG" which is described ,hus. I he height ct II
was % inches and the width Il; it took four hours
aud quarter to bake, and contained 80 eggs
with o,her ingredients in proportion. Fifty very
small soullliS were seen clmgng round that col
losdl mountain, and an extraordinary good Ike
ness Of the great agitator drawn on rice paper
and surrounded by wrea,hs Of shamrock appear
ed, as it were. rising from The volcanic crater 1t
created much huiuor amongst the assembled
quests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

Awful hivRUER.-We panied to learn ihat
Nh. Allen De GIuenrcid, Of Chester District, :. c.
WAS murdered i'll his own house on the night otl2lh
inst. by some person or persons unknown; shot
through the head, and his brains beat out and rob-
ocd Ut It large sum Of money supposed from tour
70 eight thousand dollars. There had been no time
for material investigation when the persons who
brought iha news left The ncighborhood.
Columbia South Curoinan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

Whae ship Black Warrior of NLoudon, was lying nj
Choir. oil Albany South Australia li 81 Sou, long lis +.
uct7, 3 She had board 3 hh's sperm und - bbs VIII oil
hound Tor oil shore ground.
The hurh Autumn, al Jersey C;y. l uGchor of ic
same place. with ~ bJls oil. mos out.
SID from Elrarown, 18th. up has Carroll, Andrews ia
cite
Sd I'm Wc,rro 18Th bark Or Franklin Frances. Atlantic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

Mr. Quail, gentleman who has some know
ledge of railroads ana railroad travellers has invent,
ed aud patented plan for arranging the wheels OF a
railroad car, 10 turn short curves without; dan
ger OF running Oft, and without friction. They WILL
ALSO preventive unpleasant motion Of Earring, which
gives headaches and WEAKNESS. iappears 10 Us,
from examination OF the model, Iseys The United
States Gazettc,) that Mr.. q. has been exceedingly
fortunate in MS invention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

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ri.,p. AGAINST JOSEPH BAILEY aie o'tc ~ Of Ne"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
CoMMlSslON P.tPER WAREHOUSE,


o. 81 j bn-s treet.
- Il. CLAYTON X SONS are IN constant rcccip; q. Pa
a. r&Rs adapicd 10 branch Of tie trade, embracing
Writing. together with every DESCRIPTION OF Ness and Box
lrntigs, Clod Paper u; Medium and other slze Eyeurc
Tobacco Sn"e ana !ca Straw and Rag Wrapping Hard
5andbox 3caHI,. Pres, pap=rs. g.. &c. H.l0Jf
:sETAL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
LONGER TAS iSIAiA-fbe ul,ciie-s have invented y
Hgihs "i covering roots With plain galvanized pac>
Nc l3y :uluIge 10 remain wafer tlsi, FIVE YEARS. wca
put oa by t3cfa. Tie meal pg; on l.a Il cannn le
Affected " The SHRINKING swelling of the raDl winch IL l..
iSi ~. az .; u'e coaact' cf tNprrstn oi Tie metal
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses and
Is 's cry f9'eed by TN. ineod To ter satisfaction
II1an ; sc.c''Is.loFa. E>i7 70. - liToat'gay.
J G'cen Pearson. ~, Merchants Exchange Wall-,;.
ieo. u. lutte Builer, E>q No II SaS~ar-s'
o:ica sgca a =, TIE Improvement patented oil -
'is II 5s ;rde WISHING f,os ny the subsc:i.'s pan
nihllu rNAYlOR & co = and - B:caist.
1!lNER.ll. WATERS.-The undersigned having ;eenap
- au,ucd Tie isef: for tie ale OF li. celebud Mineral
put III with the greatest possible care and ece'ed fresh lion"
vel established and tlr,f eieacy universally ackuow
edged variety OF disease, Il Is not e,in. necessary
,uppe with The genuine article by applying to the under
SSd , yee ever 'a129 Fl n :PF VII III be cheer
nay La .a=cat N tic [ :. = BEAVER $. New ORR.
';'O LADIES WHO Isl: CHI tLKrhis inur.- ill.,. kin.
deadly blush white. bat tie Spanish ILLS Nhte
lJce p cents =, ~ Brnuyay ,tac boston edssf
Ed!Iacs, PHliadcllhia Is Fulton :; Brooklyn. milf I'm
tUNn FAIRS KID SLIPPERS and tbs. at 3. aad
III Smith < HARTsuoRNE. 10 Ful:a al sci
M brooklyn.
GOAL. CoAL,-Al sild> at Summer puces Tor sale in
y quantities 10 SUI, purchasers APpy 10
7, STOKES DICKERSON.
my u NO. W. Anthony 81. nsa! Broadway.