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The Extent Of our Country.

We are getting TO be great nation, and u
the desire to extend our boundaries does not Q
cease with our acquisitions. Are the arms of
the government long enough to reach its ex-
tremities! The greatest warmth, it has been
supposed, would be felt at or near the centre,
and the idea is not unfounded. Congress, from
the hidden fires of passion that often fnd vent
in speech, may well be compared to a furnace,
and politics to a eauldron of boiling water
which is apt to fay the skins of those who un-
skilfully and too eagerly meddle with it. This
is one view ofthe subject, but better analogy
! is that the Federal Government is the heart of
The great American body polite, whence the
streams of life issue and circulate through all
its members9 The hand feels the impulse of
the common life as we'll as the head, and the
foot as well as the hand. The laws of physi-
cal nature which the present century has re-
vealed, have furnished the most impregnabe of
all bulwarks to our free institutions. What
Territory or State within our wide domain may
not now be reached with celebrity by the rail-
q road, the steamer, or the force of electricity
} These are more powerful bonds Of union, even
y than federal constitutions however perfect the
latter may be. They will soen unite the whole
: world in indissoube bonds, and make art
:, learning, civilization and liberty the common
Is property of mankind. 1t is no objection then
to our Government, that the country over which
j. its sway extends is large enough for many en-
" pres Its great heart if the springs that issue
kan IN inafi I'M
Of always be large enough tor its immense body
b, and tor the maintenance of universal healtl
er and prosperity, as well at the extremities as
Iy the centre.
-
' THE TORNADO IN LOUIsIANA.-The storm il
y in Louisiana, proves to have been even wors
VI than at first reported 1t continued As hours
&c and by accurate measurement, not less tha
fourteen inches of rain fell. 1t extended u
VI the Mississippi as far as heard from. At La
VI Island it is thought that the loss of life will /
=" 2I)O, as lS2 bodies had been found. Many
e- the survivors are badly wounded The det
St. bodies were plundered of $4,000 in none
III by wreckers, and $4,000 worth of baggaG
belonging to the survivors was mostly stole
ny The Buildings destroyed on the Island we
lot valued at $4,000. At CaiIlan Island Il
ne buildings destroyed were valued al $685.
III and thirty dead bodies were found in one e
a0- of the island. The damage to the crops is
1A- calculable At Bayou Sara, the food made
lon crevase in the levee, inundating the country
her all directions. Three thousand dwellings ha
CT been swept away or damaged. In the neig
itn borhood the Balize a number of vessels we
ue- blown ashore. The steamer Nautilus is su
u posed to have been lost
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The largest water wheel in the world is nj Troy
MY Its power Is equal to one thousand horses
~ drives machinery which works up annually
&C. - =
The American Tract Society, during the pas
year, received not less than S943 10 in broken and
counterfeit bills, through the contribution boz.
The defendants of the mutineers Of the English
ship Bounty, at Ptcairn's Island, having In
cres sed beyond the resources of that island to
maintain them, are about to remove TO Norfolk
Island
The mail pouches from Williamsport, Danville
and Lcwisburg, Pa, for Philadelphia, were des
troyed BY fire on "Wednesday
The Supreme Court d tbf Urited States close d
its session Wednesday and ' III VT again Assem-
bic until the first Monday in December. SIS "a
There were no less than forty -seven vessels en-
tered ths port Of New York on monday last from
Virginia. " s tF
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Financial and commsrcial.


virginia Stocks declined an eight In New York
Wednesday-sel'ing atthe nrst Board for aal, at
the second there were no sales. 4
The New York market was well supplied with
money Wednesday ~ former rates The Persia
took out u, a., 365 In specie. This ts . heavy
shipments bus creates no excitement In New York
where large payments are soon to DO made by the
SubTreasury. The disbursement under the De
fciency BILL chiefly In New York, viii soon amount
10 ~, 100000; and In about two weeks the hrst
payment (about e3,5o0oo0l win be made on &c.
count = the Texan indemnity. The accounts from
California too are favorable; and the George Law
according to telegraphic news from New Orleans.
Ii on her way to New York, with %, 100000 from
California.
Edcard Biirs Flour 4 Grain Circalar
lPer steamer Persia
NEW YORK, Tuesday Morning. May 10, 1880
The market for Flour, during the fortnight past,
has been unsettled, and prices have varied from
day to day rs the supplies have increased or &c
creased, and also, In some measure, As the oc ss
accounts have been more or less favorable; .ne
inferior quality of much of the Michigan and other
low grades makes it difficult 20 execute oI9eas SAT
isfactorily at low limits, and there Is out niue 90
ing on foreign account A few orders LOT rance nc.
have lately been filed, At about 20 70 90 ~ lo' 70
ira State and SOC per barrel freight ine is'e
Enrlish adyices are more favorable ana our mar
ethas slightly re acted, and closes with better
feeling. without any material advance GOOD
brands suitable for retailing for nome use Gem
or Qualities. made from sprouted Wheat, are sold
with great difficulty The Southern descriptions
of the low grades have been in more liberal sup.
plv and are only saeable at reduction, whilst
The better qualities are more firmly heidi The
opening of the Erie Canal has been delayed from
the 5th to the 10Th instant, and We cannot, there
fore, calculate upon Buffalo shipments reaching the
seabosrd much, if any, before the first day of
June.
In wheat there is but little variation to notice
the local millers buy all the prime parcels arri
val but the inferior descriptions are hard to dis
pose of except at large reduction The stock is
greatly diminished and will be entirely exhausted
before rec ipts by the canal can reach us. From
all sections the appearance of the new crop is quite
fatterng: the plant looks healthy, and there is but
little complaint of its being winter-killed.
Rye at the moment is not plenty, and holders
firm at the quotations, with but little for ex'
port
Indian corn has varied but trife in value. The
frmness in freghts has somewhat checked the
foreign demand. There is good home trade and
moderate receipts from the South. For future de-
livery nothing has been done, buyers and sellers
being greatly at variance in their views.
EXPORTS OF BREADsTuFFs TO GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND From SEPT. LIST, 1885, to MAY, 1856
III. pna
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GREAT VOYAGES ship E. L. B Jenney, Of
Fairhaven, arrived here from a whaling voyage
to-day, with {, 500 barrels of sperm OIL worth at
present prices $l4l, 600. The E. L. j. sailed on
her voyage September 9, 1851, and has conse.
quently been absent about fifty six months The
ship Lancer, of this port, arrived from q whaling
voyage yesterday, with 9, 100 barrels of sperm oil,
worth at present prices $4,000 The Lancer
sailed Junel5, 1852, and has been absent little
short of four years.--ReU Bedford Standard, Mon.
a.
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ATTEMPT TO DESTROY RAILROAD TRAM
The architects of ruin are increasing in numbers
and approaching the regions most tbickly popula
ted. where their evil powers may destroy life more
us the details of fiendish attempt made on Tues
day, to destroy the evening express train out OF
Chicago Some wretch had placed pile of ties
and rails across the track and chained them doaon-
A freight train, which happened to be behind time
coming first TO the obstruction, was dashed into
pieces, not q car remaining whole. The engineer
and fireman were badly hurt and sixteen valua
BILE horses instantly killed.
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A NOBLE Active learn, says the Mobile Tri
bune that at the close of the Episcopal Convention
of Alabama just held in this city, several gentle
men, delegates thereto, subscribed near one thou
sand dollars in few minutes, as present to their
venerable Bishop Cobb to enable him to recruit
his failing health by voyage to Europe. The
Bishop accepted this handsome gift with the same
frankness with which it was offered and will leave
Montgomery next week for England, intending to
be absent until November.
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PLENTY OF PEACHEs.-The Boston Journal has
seen fine shoot from peach tree which was Lit.
orally covered with large healthy looking fruit
buds. The tree from which it was taken stands in
an exposed position in the orchard, and is only a
fair sample of two hundred others that are in an
equally fruitful and promising condition 1t pre-.
diets, from present Indications an abundant season
of fruit of every description.
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REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM DROwNING.-Capt
Borden, of schooner w. A. Griffin, arrived at New
York Tuesday, from Baracoa, reports that on the
5th instant Waltings Island bearing E. s. E., dis
tant thirty miles, at midnight colored seaman
mysterious manner He could speak very little
English. and when Intercepted the following was
gathered: That he fell overheard on Sunday the
4th inst, from the main boom of a Spanish brig
Iona, the crew of which. on perceiving him, threw
him plank, with which he succeeded in keeping
himself above water during the remainder OF
the day and night, and until the afternoon of the
5th inst when he saw a schooner; he Immediately
getting on board at midnight He is about TWEEN.
ty.five years old, and had nothing on when reach
ing the w. A Griffin but his pantaloons. He had
been in the water one day and a half
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VERDICT FOR BEING RUN OvER.-A verdict of
5000 has been recovered against Harnden e. Co g
Express, in Providence, N. j., by Mr. Pearce, for
damages to his daughter, who was run over in
1852, by the defendants wagon. This was Sc
cond trial. at the mot ion ofthe defendants against
whom at tho first trial the verdict was $1,000
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Mr.. HoLLYBEAcHER, of Amelia county, Va,
formerly visitor of the West Point Military
Academy, was instantly killed on the 9th inst by
the accidental explosion of his gun.
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IA CHlLDREN'S AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING-The subscriber begs to call at
NJ tention to his assortment of Clothing for Chill
LII. dren's and Youths wear. His sizes range from
three to II years. His stock of the above Clothing 10
large and complete; and he most respectfully solicits
where.
JNO. H. RIDDICK. No. 1924 Main street,
Opposite the American Hotel
p g. Gentlemen's Garments of all kinds made up
to order in the most fashionable style and best
ner -. ap l7-1mk .-szE II r.. q
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PEAT GAs.-An experimental illumination by
peat gas has been made in Dublin. It was very
successful The Freeman's Journal says the light
expense, full rs per cent
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DEATH FROM EXTREME OLD AGENT. Thorn.
az Emmons died at his residence at The south end
on sunday, at the advanced age of 80 years. 1t
ing in her 77th year. -. : -.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, May is Flour steady at Sc for all
kinds with sales Of 1900 barrels. Prime Wheat cts
better-White Sl.7s Red ST. 48. White Corn lower
and quoted at 4S646c.; Yellow 50552c.
New YORK, May 15.- Flour dull--State and Ohio
unchanged; Southern $6.1a16.87; Fancy do. $7as Is
Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn improving and
quoted at So Stocks dull.
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LIQUORS. CIGARS, &c.
IL 20 bbls old Nectar WHISKEY
80 " " APPLE BRANDY
10 Octave Old LONDON DOCK; do. Dark and
Pale
8 do MADEIRA WINE
20 demjohns do do very superior, vintage of
1s42 and 1847, of the following brands-"Pale-
tate" "Palhatime' aud "Old Reserve
Is baskets CHAMPAGNE, very fine
doz superior CLAREI
AZ, 600 choice Havana CIGARS
demijohns Tay}or's BRANDY
Just received and for sale by
BAKER L. PLEASA.ITS.
We have in bond in the Norfolk Custom House a
choice lot of fine BRANDIES, WINES. GIN, TO
We have the samples in store, hich beg leave
to call the attention of dealers. b. p.
NH %
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE

C1ASEse@
IL RICHMOND, May LIST, 1855.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small sores which gradually extended over
the entire head, including both ears, which were
much eaten by the to cause me to fear that
both would drop of. tried all sorts of adver-
tsed and domestic remedies without any good result.
/ then procured and applied little TURF OIL. 1t
began get better the bottle got broke, and ap
piled gals to it; it again began to get worse. My
eldest daughter said. "Pa, do get some mere of that
TURF OIL sisters head looked 80 much better
when you used it" We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly well. This aggravated
it was very offensive One more bottle feel assured
will her entirely there is but little of the dis
remaining You entitled to this, and for the
this certificate Respectfully, B. r CHALK.
To Messrs DOVE L. co. aia4es my3 ls1
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Rar

= TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
A. away from the subscriber, on the 18th inst,
.kM NEGRO WOMAN, named CARY ANN.
~ Said woman is of dark complexion, about 5
.9A feet inches high, and about so years old
She was formerly owned by Thos Mann johnson, and
hired on Shockoe Hill. She has husband at III. B.
Dickinson's Fsrm She IL probably lurking about the
city or suburbs. The above reward will be paid for
her delivery to me- or to Baker j. Peasants.
my pts JNO. R. MOUNTCASTLE.
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IA lS56-SPRING GOODS, AT HEAD
QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE CL0-
NJ THING AND GENTLEMENS FURNISH
III ING GOODS---The subscriber has now in
store his Spring Stock of Clothing and Gentemen's
Furnishing Goods, az well as large and beautiful
assortment of piece goods; such French and Eng
fish Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings, of every style
and fancy TO which he would invite the attention of
his friends and the public generally.
E.B SPENCE, No. 100,
NH @ Corner of Main and 18th SITS.
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WATCH lis AMP yuwHrRY


TUT GOH9 THE WBAZkLs
~ Whsai was bound apprentices, twain Lon
lsslystny boss quits truly, and ~ naassw Mr.
II browhts all no s4sssFfs5 -. 81
bat / islf thst fAmous sity, for Amsfics % 70.
Itsot sors, y you All know the watch baanss for
utiif fosud w.s snkins fast, In selling jswslry;
But my friends advised me, long ago, who for me were
d esa . ssins pretty things .ad lssp . ny
.. pvs sivsn ap selling jswslry; snd shall thank you
II your ws.ehss should need repairing. Why just give
For any WORK you mar ins to me, II Il should be in
And iii ask is but trial, to make Thorn keep good
time.
30 now tell you one and - IL your watches should
90 take walk up Main street, and there you'll find
All kinds Of clocks and jswslry If either you've got
At The corner Of Eleventh street sHll lives Ban
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker.
Corner of 18th and Main streets
description Of d nsss y ,.
shortest notice. - II s. ap q
p COME AND BDY.--We have On
~ hand . large stock Of GOLD and SILVER
eN3 WATCHES, JEWELRY Of every descriP-
49, ton, which we are exceedingly anxious 70
SELL and win offer great Inducements 70 those 10 van.
TO come and buy. We feel satisfied that we csn SUIT
the taste Of ALL and therefore. with great
invts purchasers to call on 2. before EuIcnSKh
mv12 No ISL Main street.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF I.IME.-- Hav
- ing made arrangements with Prof. Mapes for the
sale of his nitrogenzed Super Phosphate of Lime at
manufacturers prices, we confidently recommend it
to friends believing it to be superior to any fertil-
zer in use, having its effects last year
corn and having heard much of its good effects we
are constrained to believe it superior to guano, not
because it makes better crop the first year after ap
pcation but because of its durability, having in 1t
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton
bag. NH q BAKER L. PLEASANTS.
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Increase. $175 5S946 S72l46i
The aggregate increase of both roads for the
month is Sls274407. This is enormous for one
month, and shows great prosperity for the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad
ALEXANDRIA, May 14.-Fleur is dull-Sales of 800
to 400 bbls upcountry Flour SIS IS The principal
holders holding for higher prices The stocks are
small and receipts light. Wheat irm-Sales of good
to prime Red at $1400l.45 fair to prime Red 20
0l.50 Corn 4sc. Rye 55d58c. Oats 80 132c.
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH

FISH HUNS AND FISH.
Als4 ING TACKLE Of every description,
Steel Kirby Limerick, Virginia, Sea and other Hooks
silk, Hair, Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jointed Rods Snoods; Canton Sea Grass; Floats
Reels Artificial Flies; Silk-worm Gut; Cane Reeds;
Nets, &c.
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Flasks Shot Bets; Game Bags; Percussion Caps drin-
king Flssks CGts and other Pistols; Pen and Pocket
Knives &c, all Of which offer the lowest whole
sale prices s. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No. 1872 Main street,
nah 24-Sm Opposite Eagle SCR.
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DIR. ADDINGTON, {Gradu-
ate,) Dentist, has removed his Office
OIYvto the South side of Main street. be-
tween 9th and 9th, in tho building
known a. the Augusta House, and will be prepared
for business by the LIST April. NH 2e-1y
na1R. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
&L8&6 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
xz>e-<-adz@ Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, Q3th and I4th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULKIES all of his own make, of the best
materials and wo10 1Snship. All of which will be
sold low good work of the kind be in the city
in want of any article in the Carriage line, de-
termned to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible aud all work sold, that il new war
ranted.
fe 26-d9m .sn MICAJAH MANGUM.
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n ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IKE.
A. WARD.-Ransway from the subscriber, on
IN Saturday, the 18th inst, negro woman
AAVnamed DOLLEY, about IS years old; and Is
.A tall and has long hair; is of brown or copper
coor has down look whom spoken to, and has a scar
Chesterfield, where she has relatives and sister in
Manchester The above reward will be paid for her
If taken out of the State: S25 if taken in Rich
mond or any of the surrounding counties delivered TO
me- corner of Franklin and Henry sts, or at SAML
HASTINGS Pearl street. or put in jail, so that can
get her again.
my Cts VIM Z. HUFFMAN.
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- AZ. 4 1iln1HUL nRm9SsisI .se.sss.s
II Ad sgFae shs siE4s hex e s, ss:y ms
- 800 vis0r g manhood, and health 70 - eils
And does swsYysish ~ cDssh syrup sii' sns ena 2
ne ns1 ~ = is.-..s.xvp. uss,. o. tvS-
FOR The benefit q ladies' viii introduce something
n 4 no nasty physic, = h made tor their ssss
Price Is cents Der bottle, 5 bottles dollar. ae
70 Be had Of Duval = Morton, =. BodekeEJ @. ,,
ola. q. n. ZaehYisson, 0rubbs 4 Apperson, snd eli
brussists IN the State of Virginia.
wholesale Aeents, Messn. Purcell, Lsdd L Co.
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THE MUSIC sTORE.-P
Il. TAYLOR Would remind his

where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONE GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEONS of the best quality, and at the lowest prices
He b sole agent in this city for the sale of the ccle-
brated NUNS Clarks PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and equaed but by few
Also, Gale Il Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
He has the largept stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State and s constantly receiving the latest publ
catiens which he will sen at the most reduced prices
and upon as good terms can be had elsewhere.
r. Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire
o. Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
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RUNAwAYs.
800 MISUNDERSTANDING on the

- S1OO Observation-Disclosures on the
~ 4th inst two negro men, CHARLES and
IA JOHN. Charles il about ~ years old, feet
inches high; was bought In Richmopd Of
x ME-. r. J. Pearsall, of Onslow county, N c.
John is about 20 years DID, feet inches high, was
bought in Richmond of VIM. c. Pratt, OF Caroline
county. They are both black, and very likely men,
and had on new blue blanket coats
The above reward of hundred dollars vii! be
given for their sppreh ension and de livery IN JAIL or
fifty dollars for either one. and all reasonable expen'
ses Maid If delivered to PULLIAM DAVIS, Richmond,
Va. WIN. D. DEUrmEE,
mv10-8t* Keysville, Va.
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~ TEN DOLLAKS REWAKD...Kuns
81 away from my factory about 22d April, q Ne
"A gro Boy named LEWIS; about Is years of age,
n of light brown color. He belongs to MIR. Eras-
Y mus Wright, of Essex county, and il ID. proba.
bic he is making his way there. The above reward
will be paid if delivered to ms or Mr.. E. j. Cop-
ton.
nv 6.--ts RO. }. CHRlbTlAN
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w London Dock BRANDY
French Cognac do
Scheidem GIN 4.-tst'
Choice Old Rye WHISTLES s..-F ., t--
Superior Claret WINES
Do HOOK and CHAMPAGNES
Bsvridge's ALE
Summer LAGER BEER
Havana, Principe and German CIGARS.
APP SO-ts P. WlLBACHER, No. 208 Main st.
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To about same Pc - -
Rod, 1855. 1S5,195 4,4S0 1874 Us ,607, SIC
To about same Pc
nod 1854 1,6ss64I 4o,767 5,ss56ol 4,5sl Oss
To about same Pc
Rod, 1855. l,ssO,5lo 100 s,s864O7 sso,sss
To the Continent
Bbls. Bus Bus Bus
From Flour. Wheat Corn. Rye.
N. York, to April 90 $50 $50 ,208 $50 S4S 267 7S8
Other ports, to latest
date. lb4 90 9b0,Ti9 97,6b9 N2ZS54S
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad makes . re.
markable exhibit for the month of April The
business upon it was heavy beyond precedent
The following is a table, showing the revenue for
the month ON the main stem and the Washington
branch:
Main Stem. Wash. Birch. Total
For Passengers. $50 025.N $292 2432 $89 24S. IS
For Freight....... 452.2l54 1o,S46.6l 462, rs
S5Iz,240S5 SSs, 57O.9S 1851 ,sIl %
As compared with the month of March of this
year, the increase has been Sl45 99l. 49, The fol-
lowing is comparison between April Us and sc
Main Stem. Wash Birch.
1885,. 250S5 $50 $40. 93
1850. $50, 1903 50 $50. 80