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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22
George Partridge.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, No. 81,
SWater Street, (up stairs,) st Louis, Mo. G3-Pr-
ticular attention paid to the sale Of Flour Pork
Lard, Bacon. Salt. Groceries, &C. And VIII also A.
tend to the purchase of any articles usually keptiHa
Country Store. may II ".
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Reform your Store Keepers Bills,

TOMPARE this with the prices you have been in
u the habit of paying for The same Goods:
Brown muslins, 81 cts per I'd
White muslin, linen finish Y do
White long cloth 10 do
Good fancy prints Ct do
Furniture prints st do
Superfine broad cloth 1,70 do
West Of England wool dye 3,l2 do
Best French broad cloth 500 do
Good scarlet Flannel 81 do
good Looking Glass 60
good pair of boots l,75 per pair
Good green and black Tea Is cts per ID.
Best Tea in the market 90 cts per / lb
IL lbs. prime Coffee 100
Fine boots 1885 bonnet cts.
Women's slippers 81 Heavy muslins Ct Gets
Also, all kinds of Staple and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware and Groceries at extraordinary
low prices at the
Burlington Emporium, IL Jefferson st.
is said that we cannot continue to sell goods at
such low prices well, to satisfy them that think
we tell them how do it. We know the best mar.
kets-we pay cash for goods-we sell for Cash
or Produce-and we give no Credit; so that we will
not ask the good man to pay for the bad one Please
call and examine our goods. -
Jan. IS. 1919 SCOTT, WHITEHEAD Co
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Scott. Whifehead n CO.

GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants,
~ No. II, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Looking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. jan 10, -
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

- bOU . IAN y 1SIIlEO. =
WE have reccivcas >,uA Boston and Philadelphia
w DoAes BJots and Shoe consisting in part Of
20 boxes thick boots; 10 boxes calf do
Is do kip do 10 hox. grained & seal do
$50 prs. mems kip brogans;
l2o do do thick do
$40 do boys kip and thick shoes;
$50 do youths kip and thick do
$50 do woman's kip and calf booteeS
$40 do ladies kid slippers
100 do do walking shoes; so prs ladys CATERS
- do gentlemen's CATERS, with good assort-
mont Of boys and youths boots. misses bootees,
ehdren's shoes, ETC., ETC., which we will sell very
low for cash or produce sep2l Cox, GARRErrA Co
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u Caps and BOnnets.
XNE have just received from New York and Of
~ fer for sale very low
800 Rutland, pearl and straw bonnets;
$50 braid bOnnets;
100 misses straw AMI modena do
10 dog fur caps; s doz silk plush caps;
10 do plain cloth caps; Is doz plush do
20 do fur-trim'd do 80 do glazed do
10 do boys fancy cloth and velvet caps;
10 do hair soal caps, with large and splendid
assortment of artificial flowers, tabs, rosettes and
Aead dresses. Call and see thcm.
sept 81 l3A0 COX, GARRETT CO
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Asa1dlehAHIB. Block d GO,
DANKERS and Dealers in Exchange, 81 Lssis,
IL Mo. r7-Lapd Warrants, guaranteed genuine,)
constantly for sale. Orders for Warrants filled a
the lowe st market sales. n2-2l-6m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Valuable Premiums to new Subscribers !-Su5scribc
early lrhle the terms are Observation-Disclosures of
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-22

eTIt is carefully packed mp in boxes for transportaton
and part the u. Texas Mexico, Indies
THOMAS MILES, 1863 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Gen
eral for the t. States Mexco West Indies and Can
adas. To whom all communications be addressed
Post Paid. HENRY BLAKsLEY Il Co., agents, st Louis.
Sold by c. w. BopEMANN, Agent for Burlington, Iowa,
and Tor sale Of the principal Druggists and Me
chants throughout the United States, Mexico Canada and
West Indies. sept IS4S-ly
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@ JEWELER, Clock and Watch Maker, NORTH
EIAo side Jefferson street, between Main Third.
Ia Clocks, Watehes, Je,cery, Musical lnstrunssss
md Fancy Goods for sale. [sep sol
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Ready Made Clothing.
1tOx, GARRETT s CO., have Just received per
Us Senator direct from New York, large and
splendid assortment Of winter clothing comprising
500 cloth, blanket, tweed, cashmere and satinett
coats;
600 prs. cloth, cashmere, satinett, tweed, jeans
and kersey pants.
1000 velvet, satin, vacnlia and woollen vests;
g rs doz. fine and comm On muslin shirts, also,
Flannel and nett under SHIRTS and drawers ,coars;
ETC., which we are determined 10 sell as cheap a. a.
AZ house above st Louis. Call and examine our
clothing and prices before you purchase. Remem.
1t is trouble to show goods" At the N. f.
Of Main and Jefferson streets. sept %, '4s
n UEENS-WAREs Justopencd beautiful assert
~a mcnt Of Queensware consisting OF white and
painted Granite Tea Sets; common Liverpool ware
&c, fOct 10, 4S) JG LAUMAN & bro.
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Treasury Department, April a, Is4e.

by ne 81 section q The act Of the 81 March last, entitled
ID An aci 10 provide tor The settlement Of the
public officers aud others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions Otherwise in Mexi-
COZ Il is enacted tlat where questions arise In respect
The reundns Of dulles collected Ia Mexico tina
mission Of penalties imposed on The ground that The col
lection improper or The penalties wrongly enforced,
the shall be referred Tor The decision Of The secretary
the Treasury, who In hereby authorized and required
pay, under the direction Of The President o the United
Suites, Of the money The treasury raised from
rbulions, such sums may he determined by him
have been Improperly levied OF imposed as contributions
assessments or penaliiea5 lltG s4
For the information ofclalnanls under This section Of the
aci notice Is hereby given that this Department will
qure that all clams shall be presented in writing, setting
forth the character and amount OF the contribution
nent penalty for which remission return Of duty Is
claimed where, when, and wherefore the contribution,
nssesan,enl- penalty was imposed and 10 whom paid
The application 10 he verified by tho oath OF the claimant
eorroborated by The evidence Of one dsnlertsed
credible Witnesses and 10 be accompanied by the certificate
file proper counting officer that the contribution ,.
lies, OF penalties aegedto have been improperly wrong
fully levied or imposed have heen duly accounted for and
paid the Treasury oibe United States by authori-
zed disbursements or deposles.
w NJ. MEREDITH,
M 10 --3aw2w Secretary OF The Treasury
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LITTELL's LIvINa AGE.

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e. Laws Of Scortish Cavaliers Dublin Universally Mag
g. Supernatural Beings New Monthly Magazine
4. farley Coleridge-- Transcript
s, BY Sea and Land TO California, Gen Smith, Mormons
Commercial Advertiser, Rochester Democrat.
9. Cldren-Mra. H. Bsecher, Stowe.
4, From the Gray 10 the Whiss-Chamber'BJ Journal
y. Massacre Of 81 bartholomew Dublin Univ. Mag.
Last Moments Of Taleyrand- New York Evening Posi-
10 The last Bollrbon--New York Evening Post.
u Closing Years Of Dean Swiit's Iile-Dub. Univ Mag
II Meiyille's New Work, Mardi-Iiterary World
~ Ausiria IN her new Development Spectator
~ Russian Movements Examiner.
Poetry Fleta Gray; Two Missionaries; Icharaed Thee
70 Remember Desert sand in an Hour Glass My Own
Place Lines on Lille,
Short article Mr. Dyee Sombrci I.unacy Case.
et WAsnINaroS, Dc. "a, 1916.
O all the Periodical Journals devoted to literature aud
science which abound in Europe and IN hs country. this
has appeared 10 me 10 be tie useful contanR indeed
The exposition only oi the current literature OF the English
language but This by It's Immense extent and comprean
sion, includes poriraiiurs al he human mind ia the ut
most expansion Of The present age.
ia ADAMS"
Published Weekly AZ Six Dollars per annnm-single nos
l2t cenis-by H. LiI'fEi,l. co, Boston
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-IIAMMATTS vEGETA DLE COMPOUND. This e com.
properties wonderful astons the most rmin,
eni physicians ia pleasaner, cheaper and more eiea
ing Of ebtang is perfectly sale III all cases for old
Of young Fae's VIII speak Tor ,heIselves, ~, III,
Mr.. J. D. HAMMATT, - Dear Sff. have used your We
geabe Compound, In my family for the chllls and ieyefg
ws sss n Az u
tSIgnedJ REEVE LEWIS
Washington, April 10, 1919
Mr. John b IIammatt dear Sir My rlil was attack.
cd with Feyerand Aeue, and was advised by friend
days he entirely cured therefore take great plea
sure II recommending \ q all persons afflicted with Age
Yours, respectfully, JOSEPH FRY
Alexandria Agrni2, 1919
wasiaken with Fever and Asuc and although constantly
al work In damp places, entirely cured by using
Two bottles q ySr invaluable comCe%a n,cu.pns
AhIandria, OFT 2, 1873
SIR A week pinre waa attacked with The Fever and
which In three days entirely cured me. have had that
complaint several times before b never was cured u
effected my cure Yours &c,
(Signed) IT. T BEERS,
Sir. Three weeks since, my child taken with The
Fever and Ague and induced by friend TO Try Your
three days my child was entirely cred would
mend il 10 ali who suffer with that disease i,faltie
'e1e'y f ,sis ,asa,,"'s ''' MARGARET sIMMs
Baltimore, Nd, i'm. 81, 1919.
Mr.. j. h. Hammart- Dear Sir While In yonr town in
October last purchased fco boes of your valuable
pound for fever and agne. several other me
enea which relieved me for short lime. but on dion.
tinung The use of Them my disease returned with redou
bed vgnr had taken the first bottle before felt
licved, and the second bottle entirely eradcated i from
my system cheerluy recommend il TO all persons SUIT
fering with that disease, You're.
(Signed) GEORGE w. JOHNSON,
ff lH* Baltimore Sfreef.
We have number Of other certificates In possession,
which we omit publishing, the merits Of many articles
before the public in Tie certificates alone. "Honesy
and truth need attraction; give the Compound trial
Ne ask no more JOHN d. HANIMATT,
King Street, Alexandria.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON
law. H. Gilman Chas, Stott 4 Co., r. $. pater-
son, NJ Deany Samuel Burr, Penn Avenue; J. +, Cal.
Ian IT. H. Mcpherson jr 9TH Street, G. r. Gardner Capt.
to I'LL John E Bates, Navy Yard and DR.. b. Clarke,
for The Island. a
Phi upin q,a,i bottles PRICE 81. ap25-ly
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Buequ Of Professions and ciothiag, March ~, 1919
PROPOSALS scaled and endorsed Proposals for freight
10 the Pacific will be received al this Office until three
o'clock p. NJ Wednesday, The eth day Of April, 1912
the transportation OF 500 barrels (ore lesa)
Government stores from the navy,yar at brooklyn New
York to the port o Monterey, the west OF North
America The offers must state the price asked per barre.
without distinction between wet and dry and each barrel
hall barrele) Of beef pork -four vinegar pick
lee, whiskey, dried apples will be considered bar
rel all other packages 10 be estimated the Of "a
cubic feet a barrel whatever they may contain; and, in
The measurement oi all casks other than barrela The fhs
will be deducted No freight TO be taken board dis
charged on private account AT any Intermediate port and
pfimage to be allowed. Fifteen far.weathei working
lay days 10 be allowed al each Of the ports OF Brooklyn and
Monterey for taking III aud diechargng cargo Payment
10 he made by any navy agent ia the United Saiea
be selected by the bidder aud sesansIcd IN The charter
party, within Thirty days aaer producing satisfactory evi
dence Of tie delivery 81 The cargo The vessel must pnf
the usual inspection and he the Brooklyn navy yard by
The Isl day oiM,y 8i9 ready receive hef cargo, and
presented Tor examination within three lays after
b.'ne noihr q her sccepmnce The bureau viii eansde,
tsll nj liberty ofep the HEIGHT 10 fhe lowest bidder
make eic arrangements may best shsetve tie
pabic ntercsis, n p%s-isf mar 2s-lewrDIsy
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mARsHAL,s SALE.

IN virtue writ Of cri iacas cire acias under the
lien law, issued from the Clerks Office Of the Disirc
Columbia for the county OF Washington, and to direct.
ed shall expose public sale, for cash, Wednesda
the l0h day January next at the front Of the Court house
door OF said county at " O'Clock, NJ the following prop,
ey viz Five story aud attic frame dwelling house
Square No 800 in The city Of Washington. seized and levied
upon the properly OF Sylvnnus Holmes and sold TO
isiy cals No. IT. TO March tei lSi0 In favor at ulye
sts Ward ROBERT WALLACE,
dec l3-dts Marshal the District OF Columbia
& ry-Thc above sale not hacing been com, :
Piled with viii be rsold and sale take place The OIL
day OF May next ai the same place, al " o'clock,
ROBERT WALLACE,
up I0--dts Marshal The District Of Columbia
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Dear Sr-rMy wife and myself have heen severely nfc.
led with the Rhennasi and we laye Tried almost every
nosi that has heen recommended Tor this most distress
ing complaint, without effect procured bottle Of Hufs
Imminent, and happy 10 say that we Have thoroughly
applied The affected parts and aer onr applications,
tie pain and swelling has left s and entirely
we'll / most cheerIuy recommend IL valuable
remedy Yours, &e., " SHERWOOD
by all the Druggists in this city and Throughout,
The country, Price % cents per bote.
Aprl "a a GEO. Il, STANTON e. co
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GeoRaErowN MAuET.--Four Holders ask ss4 so =
Wheat-Ked ae 10 95 white sl05 10 s0S Fisl,-Shad Il
per hundred Herring 60 per thousand.
PoaT on sEoEoEr Own -,,A A.. %, srM VIM
S,lem, 10 j. A. Grimes April g, Schr Aiionia Bays
Philadelphia, 10 Z Pickrell Co April %, Schr. Specia
tor Connolly, Vienna, to Jos Iihbay, April 90 Schr
Jeronan Gosler, Wilmington, n. O. 10 Joseph Libbey.
Sailed--Apr -, Schr E,iad, Gramer, New York
April a. Schr Fulton, Jaques, Newborypon Adrocntt
of DesferadH 1851 49, IL t Z t5
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NAvAL.-Captain Connover has been ordered 10
the command Of tho U. $. steam frigate Mississippi
now fitting ont at the Gospor Navy Yard, for the
Mediterranean station as the flag ship Of Gommo-
dore Morgan. We learn that Lient. VIM G. Chap
lin has been ordered 10 the Mississippi Isl Iieui
also Lieut.. J. ID. Johnston and Passed Mldshipman
Thomas Young. Officers 10 report by the 18th
proxmo 4 draft of l08 seamcn, in charge Of Lien,s
crabbe, Howell and Pendeton, came down from
Baltimore yesterday morning in the steamer Geor.
gin, and We're landed at the Navy Yard.-Norfdh
Bencon, 25h i,,si.
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NOTICE TO EMIaRANTs FOR OREGON

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTs FOR OREGON,
IN CALIFORNIA, OR NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM TIE UNITED STATES The
following regulations will govern In issuing and
m,inon, under the resolution Of Congress, approved
March ID, 1910,
l. Each applicant must send to the War Department an
affidavit thai Is hs bona fde intention 10 emierae TO Ore
gon, or California, New Mexico, the may be
and must state distinctly what arms and ammunition he
requires
q ON receipt OF any application and affidavit. above
stated sufficient supply the arms and ammunition
signaed by him, and equip each applicant, may be
can sold without detrment the public service; and
fnol then the applicant may receive sch other and
ammunition lie shall select, upon the conditions
O. Arms and ammunition furnished above viii be de-
lvered each Applicant his authorized agent nj the
nearest or most convenient arsenal where the
be- The place Of delivery desired by the applicant should
be designated. GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
rs4s I'd Secretary Of War
WAR DRpA nrmxsr March, H. lstg--2aw3w
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HHe"NHHy H1OP'SHs'AHe 1'Hs'FCHh Tvs HoEVs
PURSUANT to the provision contained in the first section
Of act Of Congress entitled ssAn act making appro
priaons for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of
for the year ending the thlrtieh Of June eighteen
hundred and fifty, and Tor other purposes" approved
March, 1870 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest Of all such GRIP as has been issued prior to the
first day OF July l69 may be issued under the ninth
ton Of the Of Congress- entitled San raise for
limited time additional military force, and for other
seniaton Of the the Treasury OF the United States
be redeemed and paid the said first day ofJny, lS49
and that all interest such scrip win cease said day
w. MEREDITH,
Mar l3-d2mif Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Notice OF the establishments OF the Land
Omcc for the I" Western Land Dfstrtct,'' In
the state 81 Wisconsin.
pursuance OF The second section OF the OF Congress
entitled An act for changing the location OF the land OF
nee ~ the Chippewa land district and establishing nd
d'ona land district in the State Of Wisconsin, approved
Marmh ~ 1919 which provides that For the sale o The
public lands n the Territory Of WISCONSIN, additional
land Office and land district hereby created comprising
AL inc lands not Included within the dIc! Of lands sub
which shall be called the Western Land Dsrictsi "a
hereby declare and make known that the land 'oice 60
created shall es located river Sc Croix county
Given,mder my hand, 81 The city Of Washington, This
hundred and iorty.nIne JAMES K POLK
ny the Praident
RicmARn NJ. Yopsa,
Mar e-Iawl3w C,I-7,t
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WOOD AND COAL.

CiEnKs OFFICE OF HOUSE OF REps U $.
April. iy 1919. f-s
DROPOSALS will be received Al this Office until one
O'Clock r. NJ on Saturday. the l9, day o. May next,
for furnishing and delivering In the vaults OF the Capitol,
on OF before The lst day Of September neAi--
$50 tons Of Anthracite Coal
$50 cords best Hickory Wood.
The roal he of The best quality clear oi dust and
broken INTO Jumps about the size Of a II ID weight
The wood must be we'll seasoied 20 cords 10 be sawed
once and the balance 90 corsl TO be sawed three times
M gl-InWlW THO J. Campbell. Clerk
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steam Engine and Pumps FOR Dry-Dock,
New York.

BUREAU or YARnst AND DocKs, s1th March, 1919
SiAl,ED Pht,PtSAiSJ emorheh " ftopusals ioi steam
wt be received ~ this office until ~ The IN day oil
May next ior constr cns delivering erecting and put
York steam engine and pumps capable ofperiormng Ihf
work required in pumping out The Drydock sil engine
and pumps be warranted by The builder TO perform IN.
work within the lime specified, and 10 operate success
fully for The Term Of one year after completion
Particular specifications of The work lodged with Tho
Navy Agent al New York-!he cbmmandani OF the Navy
Yard iere, and the Engineer Of The dryock, 10 either Of
whom or ts Bureau persons DESTROYS Of offering
referred for copy, which request will be forwarded by
mail general plan Of the engine can be seen at the Dry
Dock Office.
The imelo complete the whole work will be The ira Of
January, 1870 JOS. SMITH.
anr 2-taWJW '
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PROPOsALs FOR PRINTING.

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the Pension
- Office until the 10Th Of the ensuing month"; for printing
thousand copies OF the Pension Laws in force to-
ger with the constructions placed upon such by the War
Department Attorney General and the forms necessary
be followed by applicants for pensions under the several
laws aud the bounty land laws together with the nscesa
~ forms for application therefor for the OF the Pension
Office The work 10 be executed good paper, Of which
sample will be furnished on application At the Pension
ONCE The book will not exceed one hundred and fifty
pages be printed long primer type and each page 10
contain two thousand and eighty ems The proposal must
stale The price per printed page include composition,
press work, paper and folding and stitching, witoutroyer,
The bids 10 be enveloped and endorsed Proposals for
printing" j. u. EDWARDS
M Ii-wJwS2cp Commissioner OF Pensions.
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Notice OF the establishmen nj or the Land or
Ace for tbe Charlton District, I'm the State
SSTn Usaax~ u.rrt

IN pursuance Of The first section Of the Of Congress
j entitled An acl TO establish additional land office in
the State OF Missouri" approved February 9Th, 1872 do
hereby declare and make known that The land Office
ted by said IL establiehed the Town Of Mlan in
the couhy Of Sullivan Of said State the site this day de-
signated by the President Of the United States
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twenty day ofFebruary ammo Domin one housanh
eight hundred and iorty.nne
by order Of the President
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Cmce@ Arehifecf and Of Public Bntiisgs
Ciyef Washington, Ajrifli, tsig
CEALED PHOP0SALs,e endorsed sl'soposais fer
~ ne eriension u me Patent 0cc Building, will be
eeved q ls ONCE until the let of May coming inclusive,
Tor constructing the two wings Of the Patent Once Building
sWeeahiy 70 the plans and specifications IN this oice
which reference may he had and aiterthe Goth Instant
Proposals. VIII be also for furnishing The various
ship q the same and which particularly II,
the aloremenoir ecihca atoms, being understood that
fixed, and the work performed same in The erection
of the said wing 10 be finished in The Tnoa workmanlike
manner The p1na and specifications will show the exte nj
said buildings and the character o. the work and mate.
rails ROBERT Mills +
si5ta La y Af Architect and Superintendent
Office ground floor Of Patent OAlce BUILDING eart end
Union, aud saturday News Washington, ID d /, Amer.
can, pafliof, Baltimore North American Newa IN
qnlrer, Philadelphia Tribune commerciai Advertiser
Courier and Inquirer, New York A,aa, Journal nee hos
South Carolina please copy and asnd paper with aiver
ssmento Che Once Washington and account 20 liz May
ap l6--diistMay Wv
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THE ARREST or jim WEBB on Wednesday was made al
the instance OF Sidney H. Stuart the clerk of the New York
police lie made affidavit before the public authorities
containing sufficient proof 10 convirt Webb OF aeang the
ing 10 Mr. Carlisle. Webb does mol now hold up his head
high the Judge jurors for the editor OF the Police
Gazette and Mr., Stuart, have ripped up ts who
CLICKING up his heels in this city like Young colt in fine
| aaIn > IS Is r r.. ss4l I. x n .
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Shop A. H. Shullz, which plies between this place
aad Nnnsemond, fell overheard on Sunday afternoon,
when abreast Of Fort Norfolk, and was drowned.
He was about - years Of age, and was native Of
Northampton County, ya.--Ibid.