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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11
WING Meeting in Burlington
Township.

At meeting of the wings Of Burlington
Township, at the Clay Club room on the
Sd day of July inst, convened Tor the pur-
pose Of nominating delegates to the county
Convention to be held on the 18th inst
On motion, Mr. WIN. STEWART was called
to the Chair, and Tnos. SUNDERLAND was APP
pointed Secretary.
The first object Of the meeting having
been briefly stated by the chairman, the
meeting proceeded to the choice of ten del
egates to represent this township in the
county Convention, whereupon the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen, to wit:
Peter Waggoner, S. A. Hudson, Richard
Noble, VIM. Green, John Person, jr., Oil
yer Cottle, William Stewart, Jas. Nickel,
Wesley Dils and VIM. Jackson.
On motion, six other delegates were ad-
dcd to the above number, to be admitted in
to the county Convention, with the concur
renee of the delegates from other townships
to wit:
Arthur Bridgman, George w. Mcclure,
w. II. Mauro, James Babb, Henry Coates
and Jacob Wilhelm.
On motion, three committees of vigilance
were appointed for the township, the one
South of Burlington consists of Mr. Buttles,
William Stewart, David Edmundson, Root.
G. Anderson, Peter Smith and Mr. Will
son.
The committee for the town are, John
Farmer, Richard Wait, Joseph Beyles, Jas.
| w. Grimes, William Bredemire, John Buel,
is. S. Ransom, James Nickel. jeremiah
White, Joseph Sutton, B. I. David, Peter
Waggones, John w. Paterson U. w. Bowie
and II. b. NARROW.
The committee north of Burlington, are
| Iomes Hatcher. IT. r, Williams, Jeremiah
Stillwell. Oliver Cottle, William Jackson,
William Butin, Naham Sargent, John La
rev and Sam'l Pitt.
Onmotion, the wings Of Burlington town.
ship generally. are appointed committee
Of yigilance to serve until alter the August
election. after which the meeting adjourned
until the 18th inst, 10 o'clock.
WIN. STEWART. Charm.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11

UEENS,. China and Glass Ware,
NJ full supply Tor sale by
COPP s. PARSONS.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11

- HEpSER is also a candidate
n.,.c.,e. You can't 60 the caper,
.v no how, notwithstanding you
- Or the pasty year. been piddling
w. :, ,,,cbng up around your house and
= J. ,our industry visible to passers-
w. ,be uublic road. Nature never
"a you 10 frame a Constitution.
c c.,,r.. though you are so careful OF
UtVtbe'
;,;,,irr your owA. .
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11

Groceries.
lust received, per steamer Iowa, direct
y from New Orleans, 6 hhds prime N. o..
sugar,
10 bbls molasses,
IS sacks prime Havana coffee,
o6 Rio do
90 I. : Laguira do
Sl-4 chests Imperial Tea,
COLA Y. IL. do
3 chests black do
4kegs herring in pickle,
a bbis mackere,,
10 boxes cod fish,
10 :. assorted qualities tobacco. :.
1000 lbs saeratus, all Of which will be sold
at small profit for cash.
may 80 JOHN ). DAVID.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11

Whilst speaking Of the Bee Palace
We neglected to say that the model or
patent referred to, Hceived the preml-
IN, 9, he St Louis Fair.
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Dry Goods.

Ready Made Clothing.
4 SMALL lot, for sale at st Louis prices
~ nv ]. S. DAVID.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11

A LARGE BRASS KEY--The finder
IA will be rewarded. If rebuired. by
leaving it At the store Of
Iuly w. II. MAURO.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11

Levr is q loco candidate Tor
W. !. i The Convention. Well, af-
Ddss : - Lo,osiing. we were favored
=, Is. winter, i were a thousand ' aas'
W. ~ rival Of Cesar was not per-
ll''' !, mas, The Rubicen or rather the
ra 'ssola Of re,iracy aud battle with
=. for "Pork and Dollars.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-07-11

nusIAs. the present Lord
Ps' Chancellor Of the County Com
pigh o". ,corrs, is the loco candidate
pis.i'a s,,'er, and successor to the fate
br fs'1 p woods--only a little more
dino, ~ = content With salary greater
30 ~ ~, Of .he.governor Of Rhode
3D. US !, q contingency to has resi-
bA''' ,a !. : Us. h lays higher claims
bla a.'s and Dollars" and wishes to
p'Io Like the dog in the Fa'
y !. hound TO: lose his present Of
W. : = cha. he issgrasping at also
- orophesy.
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H. M. DowNER, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-30
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n,sd Peaches, rsssWaI. Gia,sng tt bug.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-30

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-30

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w Gle ~rt5 aHhtalthf weather To Ant q
seasr n sauf sfftem that IS trfiAIn g. carry
5aa ta aa anUmelf gravel Has NOS experience
tanFht yan' Has not ocular pfoofs canVluers
tHa ttAt raHsaf sHf.ca : crFiaiu death a. ell
II. saH may encounter ~hea leii anti ATE
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Proruraaa fcfneaY IN aae season. I'D sfies'
.te nfaEfess Of that fell dcsuoyef1 A Cold
winch ssan terminates 70 CoaghiuR. whereby
safensts Il me Ihflaf and inflammation Of thu
Mos M,mhrsns 81 tie Hfanrh il produced
and tar Lungs fes4efr. a4en 10 a.sea.r Thus
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dtat .aa#f te ~ t4t.r deer. when BE IheY brssn
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afaasbalt4 It's teo lnie. Ma al -ho hhss a
a. 8 ihke timely safn4ag and scl I'd OF q as
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.rflrc ths nuslfc. festra ~ thousands and "a IL
lsaa .n almost etett family Throughout tse : Z
t,fsnt States iaf t.seasrs gf
TIN CHEST AND LUNGS
TIE sastam.aaf s.Is N to- ETY.. and that 10
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q rs sss-atflul sitcacf
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-30

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-15
Foreign Markets.

MARAcAIBo. May 24.-Cof.e- Fine undamaged So per
qnnta 10 inferior sol s63 per quntal; hides TIC
what coise was IN market at the sailing of the schooner
Louisiana is good though all that expected to arrive
would be more less damaged owing the heavy rains
that had recently occurred which would of necessity
jure whatever was on the road. The same tremendous
rains have been experienced in the whole lake country
Mara aibo that have been previously reported occurring
at Puerto Cabello and Laguayra than miles to
the Eastward The market at Mar acabe abundantly
supplied with American products OF all kinds though the
demand was still fair.
rSr JAco DE CUBA, MAY -Sugars-Muscovado fine
S29 to 50 per quinal; do box, say So 81 to sat $-
Both Muscovaoes and box sugars dull Of sale,
account OF holders having increased their demands To.
bacco-As yet there had been sales of any conse-
quence there being but little in the market owing the
ateness Of the crop There is doubt what il will
be materially affected in quality well quantity by
the extreme drought. Coffee firm at TO ST, according
to qna'iy The only article of import OF any conse.
qnence which we have to notice is Lard, at $l4
CARE HAyrEN, May 80 -Cofee--For prime qualities
the market rates are SILL Hayten currency at So as
81 Spanshsome few lots have been sold at shade high
err Most Of the coffee in market Mountain, aud of
good qualities. Dyewood-Average price $40 Ma ioga.
ny-L'ttle or none in market The supply Of American
products in market full though from various causes
the demand was sufficient to sustain the rates previ
ously reported.
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TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES,
Or Offers, desirOsss Of purchasing a permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
THE Subscriber des of ns,pg his residence Offer,
for sale HIS Farm and establishment situated Mont.
Cou.t,, Pa mil norm p,ls elp'ia IL conians
BOB Of iod 28S IL which the HI hest
vation producing 'hat kye Indian Corn snd Hay equ
10 upland in the Union The 20 being
woodland IN the premises eeg Stone Ma
fst a5. with attach q, IS et vide
leugth of the house end large tho who
giving smpe sccommoditv for family - 20 peross The
prasnie grounds surrouud the house shaded
hcent ev.gresns aud vsr> beautifully LAID There
tie farm three houses fr farmer her
three large one barns, c. nt4iGnp stab
Tor HUNDRED bead OF cattle ana for storge for $50 Of
hy with coschous- wagonhouse gfaray, and
attached There alss the adv
iceh use fish pond gad Of orchards stock
with he finest fruit ape wal stream of
smeg water 10 every field DAILY morning. and syes
IRON the city, W which the PhIade phis and New
p,pes OF the day rcceve aAd omnibus passing
the and In he immediate vicinity are
Eli, scopsl. Lutheran aud Presbyterian Chufchrs.
Farther description unnecessary all tesons hing 10
purchase. ted TO call and examine tie estate
however be added that for bfauty heabu situation and
sdv nages al kind, is surpassed by the
USited STATES To trouble my also be we'll mention
the price, which Is $3.50 per acre ,hpp,y 70, s,
a3o .awislw Whitenarsh. Montgomery Co, Pa
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Died.,
e, 18th instant, after q lingering

On Thursday morning, 18th instant, after lingering
illness. Mrs. ANN HAssALL.
The friends and acquainances of the family partc-
uarly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at S
o'clock, from her late residence, 377 Broadway.
On the l3th instant in the Oath year OF her age
RET wife of VIM. c. Carl
The friends and acquaintance of the family and the
members Of the NJ E. church in Duane street. are res
recuy invtedto attend the funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock. from her late residence, No so Warren st.
On the 18th instant, of bilious fever MARY CRUISER in
the soth year Of her age She member of the Dap
tt church and departed this life in the full hope of
mouth Herald, N. S. please copy.
On The l4th instant, SOPHIA, wife Of Thomas Storer,
aged % years and months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
pectfuy invited to attend the funeral tomorrow from
the resifencc,'No. 257 18th street.
Yesterday afternoon, francis McGowAS, native of
New York aged Al years.
His friends and those Of William McGinns also the
pilots OF the port are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock from his late
silence, No. 80 Elm street.
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50 900 LBS; YE,Low oca,ng. % 600 Ii. F.tr4gt Of

20 000 LBS; yellow OCHRr; 20 coo lbs Extract Of
c,c ~, renie,k n; s5o.olb beat 0ernsn Ple lay;
COZ ios Cslc,nsd Lampback for rnre 900 ozeo lest
Cap>ia yh,ues 600 lbs best Wooda- pftha: ooo lbs Cay
rte Fewer; stc0os Boston airow Ronf; 900 lis rorts
h't; 70 700 Us psnee Store; 100 Diamond CT j.
ausi's us,c h.id sushst3 % ?o,a. so.phvc, Am,ns
booll. Compound Fly Paper Bdbug Pcisrn Nyrrh Tooh
Paste. swest sr soi Nine sup,urc her Labirfaq1sk
noride Of Soda Verairn Chloride of Lime Wood Pm
,o,e. Iodidc IrP pe,,i,dias Ms.eu,y Alum. fur- Soda
Mineral Bsck; 1910 lbs Ctrss Yelisw; 100 ozs Csnnins
coo Mineral lncoruptbe Teeth; 100 dozen Glass
700 lbs Strong Spirits Hntshorne; 3cto gallons Black Ink
1000 lbs Rose PINK.
sAlI of which offered on dating terms by
Dr LEWIS FEUGHTWAVGER.
- ID In eod'tc 90 Maiden Lan,
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CLICK EN- i, RS

N II
SUGAR COATED yEGETAILE EXTRACT PILLS.
A ,D,G ii' pRsrARtTI9N "a s.n 'ua9,;
ss PSrss p CGATS VITA Afys Ss
; me ie sssa i : %
t lew ne p, W me hty we're he would
ss,wad. .s%.t guis,tss ss.st upe I'd ha he
a ih% d. t% en- q, so .s X '" :, n,
whs tas Them id Evil. with OH On ' e..
tid he i-uss b.. The i.'dsutSsos bios %i4ed
,e.on, nor. d.s ssa IA ,an tsre, T ser
ne'. 4 hes Pills us s'o.s her I'd The supsf sna
tsoru. Sri re- d. -, ea s", a, "a.
fat .t,e'f to ne ..t tI.us.sn ly known TIA: marY al
tn 'ore s.e4ts t, h aIt We must not howey,S ,rs,
Sa.d Il sh@'po re- ~ s. ws S', , r
rye ent = the sy'tem IL ne cfrd by cosven-fs or
h. .!'m. w.. h ND oic- b. GOT ia o. for he r." -
noy, lea es tn CHI e iron he ths b,ot is orrsdi
Sssiv io~q but Sa, Ds p" bs sun S an
E G..s, t. to IN Su, ps l he
H." I Hca n "ly Of hsr cosdoe sup
Is 20 n.aly ois Ut u. a. il wa, bsnedeaI Nos
% ~ ss coXTfb eVT.y 1Ts%%fSy.s te GkcE
FILLS have taste whstev Of ileproaucs non. IF
Sna spn s % ,s ON TIN Tpapn Of he,
b =, cs, bee. eanno. be sreeed by any other medicine
,,. nn 1S sTy e. ~ mn. hire Ir these p
+. merely sy ,Id "r'o. ' n sGd
70 prove thn he assumes no for them VIII ch they do
suoAR.coATEp vEfao5e ETXHSfEEEs EXTRACT PILLS
CO. IN By
at the Wh?lesa. and Petal Drug Ws,csouss No 10 and 81
',.ss rsfa = 's S.; Click
hs 2 e, ns ~ 90 H"s
, FgSG ,s s9y s ,ssUSs BY DC Bepv
d counts et which would be angereus 70 use ssin"ne bit
he most ignorant qnaclssa be found dcg in such nefs.
jsl5 itsrc ~ ''"
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$sl,4l4 60

No change Of any note in our meat markets. Good
beef s held at too high prices We notice that 600 head
left Philadephia Yesterday for this market
rculryYoung chickens particularly rather plen.
~.
fresh Salmon down to 90 ID Some few deli
cious fish, the shsepshesd MARKET and sell from
rs TO 81 so each.
New green vegetables Of every kind are abundant
Carrots cents bunch; beets and cents; cucumbes,
from Norfolk Va, 81 hundred. New potatoes from N
Jersey near Burlington 81 - the bushel Strawberries
cherrys and goosberrrs for sale in large quantities
We saw some OF Myats British Queen berries rails
ca ny 'horhurn, at Astoria They measured inches
IN circnmierence-slmost rs large as egg plums.
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THE
III v ISIrL

closely g,Ebss ,hr rs.i brad s' tajr tina: srepc c.
y proaonnced IL tbs most perfect ard ~
.ordbay nvsptos of the day The great advantage OF thu
,oss and unique wig n il being made without sewing
serving, which its sUrarances closely resembl
ne ha both lshs and uatuya! appenrssce, a. ~
iefy dercton its beautiful, porons and
~, that ell OF pcrpation evaporation unmpeded
.a evils of other wigs entirely avoided The scept
ND connoscur alike invited this pear
lul Wig. aud peculiar mehod Of fitting the bead IN
nMa',esurrys Al. Ferry M Broadway cor ~ ~ Lher
street, mp Stair. jel5 lmsrc
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lots 10Th street. Nss ioo 20l, 800 each i9l0
lots on 18th street, 205 and 907 each. 1850
lots 18th street. Nos AT 449 l5l, 49, EACH. 100
lots on lath street Nos 452, asa, 49, EACH 1850
Lot All Ninth avenue. 2lO6
lots on Min avenue, Nos. 43 and Ala EACH. $40
CANAL ToLLs-Tolls received Oh all the New York
State Canals. viz
70 the 7th June, 1914, being the Grst 81 days
Of navigation. .......... ss7o.es5 50
To the ga June, isAs, being the first 50 days
Of navigation. ................ 54s25l 81
Increase. ....... si22AS So
OF this increase there 10 on merchandise
from tide water
At Albany and West Troy. -. Sl3G3s 70
On products from Western
States. viz -
Al Buffalo and D. Rock $2s7i3 81
AtOswego. 1860 90
80 lO23 81
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GkNTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDR ODE
'HE Ilt!nEST PRlL rs be obtained by Gentlemen
or famrs wko are dsr.us OF converting their left off
wearing appare. ntI cash. 80
~ families and Genemsn quitting the city changing
rederce hnvng eIfluous effects disposr Of will
nod much to tne adyan send for the rbe who
VIII attend atiheir residence BY appointment
j. EVNSTYN,
a., - l66 Broadway, up stairs.
prOmIt i-tI i'm .cd -.
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Passengers Arrived.

Full (Enp )sh. Sir coward Hanilton-Miss Cath,rine
Fsw ct, aud ~ sPel aga pasunlers.
HAvArA-Baque Fiors-Nr ohn Luslin AMI diu aht-f; g
Hancock, Mrs mary Ann M'zr, Mrs Hannah A BAGS and
Gau Ztter.
FONT RtrrBLIcAN-Brgt Gen Maron-Dr Ganett. DR. Bar
ret NJ Jeanson, M Mot. Mr. Or
CAnDhSAs-Brig Peruviin-L Agrane. A Rus .isr, rnd
SfI7a
sAcuA Ia GrAsDE-B ig w Gauson--Mr Rawson, and
ChareA w uarrlett.
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE uALLk.Kf.
Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
Performance This afternoon at Three o'clock.
rvrv ..n fSh UNE II LLiNH
GIANT Boyle ikAns AND OVER SEVEN FEET
DWARF AND GiANTEsS.
Il DWARF
BEING THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM
.>,,,., JhuMB!:
EIGHT PEkFORMEkS
- OF THE CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA!
eminent a,tmt These pictures hundreds OF
square feet OF embracing the whole OF the SIags
GhEAT sUCCEsS OF THE
WONDERFUL Orphan FAMILY,
Or, Pepny-beg Vocaiists
consisting OF Father MotheI, Small Children
These the Rel Or han Heodss they sing OFTEN
eat OFTEN, and drink OFTEN.
The following performers are engaged
MR. VIM HE'LL, the Come Dcnea,or
Miss MARY BARTON, Master BARTON, and Mis-,
A. BARTON, the much adtnrd yocalists
MIR. CONOVEh, the P,olesn Performer.
MASTER RATHER.
Grand Cosmoama Self Playing MelodeOn Speudld Picture
GALLERY. and 5000 Curiosties.
Afernoon Performances Wednesday, aud SATURDAYS al
O'CLOCK, for the OF the day vsiUrs
charge the performances To the evening at
O'CLOCK. me-
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY, AT LIVERPOOL

NOTICE
TT tVlNG Withdrawn cur Agencv entirely from MEssn,
IL HAENDEN 20. Of Bcaion and N Y"rN. W. her bv
"loance rha' NJ ssRs AD'Ms o of N, Govt srsst
Boston,, Ard Wa seet, York. our eu norxed
ARsrts for the Uaiie1 Stas, CrnaGr WIN fy EN-.
powered to act fo' our Shp-irg .nd Forward *
IT, the rerc-ti"n Of goods Liverpool mud the for
wardrg ct the ra't of Eng'an Frnte X: Sc
III. that tey should through hands of cur
MEssRs ADAMS CO.,
It their several OF c. az fcllovs:-
NO Gu -trret Bostoa. 70 Tdpht S.rrc, Brtimor ore.
No IS shausktst Norwich. NJ l55 Main St. Wore ster
WILMER SMITH.
WILMER & SMITH tke his opportunity Of Stating to
M-rcha t. Brokers. importers and other. reent every
pr II the Union, that their Liverpool house is pecui ri
ad pied Tor the and cespatch
ce s.ece Sc passing thru Liyerpoo for Boston New
York. aud all the other the United St.te, and annSn
and tn-t that Of tn r business THE
AND PEksoNAt ATTENTION ~ THE PRINCIPALS all
WILMER SMITH have made arrangement, with srs
ADAMS CO. by which all goods passing through thsir
Liverpool house for Alerica, by the stam Ships
sai Agents Me3ss Adims 4 Co BOstoi aud New York
aud VIII thereby be ee irsu delay end high charss
lhy u nect;s3ry here to stare tia. they hive
nsxou whatever with Mr.. T. Il Tuckerman Of Liverpool
WILMER SMITH, who have for series OF years ru
private aud from Loadon with in
sre frequently performing the entire journey go miles
er iervice for The safe and RAPID inn
do umsG, desp tcss specie, DIS, bills DEEDS which
w eli 0rcali,ps be most faithfully delivered by their
msiis TO Lond IN. Mr.. EDWARD VII LMAK who il no .
Ia a I'd afo, information upon hi
subject and give for the due all such
oosness as NAV lie entrusted to his Liver DOL establishment
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MA RHINE HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets To sail
ship Masters ana Agents.

we shall esttem It favor If Captains ~ ve,scls will Civ,
ccmnodnr. koBrnr SILyrY OF News Eise, ,o.rt
OF the Shipping left Port thew snsd - ve
Spoken their List OF their Cargo aad anv 70
Newspapers or News they may have. ne viii hosrJ ,he
mmesiaey on ther arrival Asenu ard Correspo.snts. a.
Office al Marine rte'i sence they can obta, '. w.
Of ind will he Thankfully rrs,ved
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Foreign ImpOrtatlOns.

LIvsRPooL-Sh,p Ar.b an-2sU3 salt Tape vt
~ Go H.. Maxy Son-i417 b,rs 100 bdis IRON u
Shield $40 bars DO 900 acks sat 70 order.
Ell ot6p hhds SpofT nd Tijss.
ton cr86 do Lesley & CO. 3ys bxs Tayior-I3, hide
76 do In,i asses !. elai, 4 fonveu
PoRT 7a6 'acs coffee bales hcmn lbs
gvood sac siec'e Gif Cora bags cof Al en- &
YAK ~ ita Veg mahogany &c holey S220 specie kosre
& Co-Sz7j w Ivug.
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VIOLATION or THE GAME I.aH,s
IN NEW YORK sPORTSN- Ms CIV Is hereby offer
- wMd 70 any psron ho vii, g'e inform ,tion T.
TN ssce ry 81 tn said Club. at his office No 20
.tret, me CITY OF New York kill. hsy.
ing IN his " .dcock bewee ts st dsv Of
rstriArl ana the st Gay Of iuig ofny
nR or ray ng "a his posse sior any paItdss quail
~e"n the 3h Of Jsnuy the 2h dty If Oct be IN any
year 49, " "-'
Ssid information To be ,uch will oba,o the co vcton
and enfic Of Ell her Ct the foil p-Hltits:-
Sec ! no per,on shall h II any Quuis Pa uires in
ethsr Of The ccunte, ~ York. rs Que aud West.
chester betwe TIE sth of January day o
ber
Sec. Whoever shah of nd ia the pr,v ion. OF the
last preceding sections aud hill fridge or Q,s sh
foIie To- Quail or pruidge killed. the s.
ne Any leson who all expose to lie any fartndg,
or Gu al L. ether OF ecveiy or shall
che or pro ure or shall have his any the
gams ehr IF the said durlr. the whro
tig OF piobbitei by law, snali de med GU ~
oL''g he sid Game aud babe to tn penAlt established
wit. in toe time prohib It'd. y
Sec TIE teuety for killing Woodcock within the time
prohibited by law Is ncreas TO IS aay Woodcnck Killed
nhd 'his rnsty Is mp,seh non every who shall .h
kl or purchase or have in his within
the tins ished "
SesAioGs Laws, 10 7, Chapter 49,
JAMES McGAY, Attorney Mt Law,
a., 49, 20 Chanbers I. b.
Jl5 ltFTc Secretary O the N. Y :, nh
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