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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28
WAKE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.

REV D. u. IRAwiCk, ffnc'pai.
Mrs :. II. TRAwIcK, Assistant.
VXJE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that we have secured the services Of Mr.
Twick and his accomplished lady, for year. This is
preparatory school of high grade, young ladies' and
gentlemen may take extensive practical course repara
tory C.r ,he duties Of life Young men wishing prepare
for teaching will find here wholesome and thorough in
srucon Special attention will be given in that depart
ment
This Institution is situated in Wake County, n c., six
miles south Of Raleigh, upon the Stage road leading from
Raleigh to Fayetteville in one of the most moral nie'lr
gent and healthy neghborhoods in middle North Carolina,
with lrs, Ample provisions have been made
for the comfortable accommodation ola large number OF
students
The third session will open Thursday, the sth Of
January, 1857, and continue 81 weeks, at the following
rates, viz:
Board including fuel and washing lights excepted, six
TUITION PER SESSION.
Primary studies, spelling, reading, &C., 90
All other English studies ~ 90
Latin, Greek Mathematics &C., 10 90
Extras
French, 90
Music on Piano instrument included, IS 90
Wax Work different kinds, each, 90
Tissue Work, 90
Needle Work, various kinds, each . &c
Painting, wafer colors 5 90
We give the following Names being either acquainted
with teachers the location references Rev. b.
Craven, Normal College; A. NJ. Lewis Esq II. W. Miller,
Esq, NJ A. Bledsoe, Esq, Raleigh aud the Editors IF the
Thos. G. Whitaker, Col. Willis Whitaker G. Ii. wilder,
Esq, and Juo. NJ Fleming Esq, Wake.
the intellectual training Of students. Preaching in the
Academy month more; besides there churches
Of different, denominations convenient.
is desirable that all students be present the first day.
though they enter any time and be charged accord
ingly and deduction made only in Of protractcd
sickness.
Those coming Raleigh from any direction, will be met
with and brought out free of charge If they
will inform when they will be there.
Address the Principal. either OF the undersigned or
particulars at Raleigh, n. G.
W. w WnIFAkHs r'opFs'or'.
Raleigh Dec. 8, 1853. 1ls2-wlOw
s1y" Advocate, Spirit Of the Age, Giraffe copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28

EXTRACT PROM A SERMON hy Rry. c. Fl. Spup.
GEos OF LoSpoy.-Gen. 80 G. % - ys-To con.
clude. the text calls Christ the stone of Israel
have heard story cannot tell whether it is true
or not-out of some of the Jewish rabbis: it is
tale concerning the text, "The stone which the
builders refused, the same is become the headsone
of the cornern 1t is said that when Solomons TEN.
pie was building, all the stones we're brought from
the quarry ready cut and fashioned and there were
marked on all the blocks the places where they were
to BIZ put Amongst the stones was very curious
one it seemed of no describabe shape IL appeared
unfit for any portion of the building. rbey tried it
ut this wall out it would not fit they tried it in an.
other, but it could no, be accommodated; So vexed
and angry, they threw it away. The temple was so
many wears building that this stone become cover.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28

DEATH FROM EATING POISONED CONFECTIONERY
The Naiick Observer says:
a child of Mr.. L. P. Spooner of this village,
aged one year and six months, died on Thursday
morning last, from eating red popped corn ball.
Its death was attended by all the ptoms Of poi
son-soon after eating it being seized with vomiting.
This sad calamity should be a timely warning to
parents to guard themselves from like affection"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28

CuARITy WITH Twenty PER CENT. oFf.-At one OF
the churches in this county, where an annual char.
table collection was taken up on the last Sabbath,
the amount contributed nominally exceeded the
usual sum. but was almost entirely in the deprecated
foreign coinl 1aunton (.Hass) Gazette.
X.nkpat
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28

snAD.-A pair Of shad, the first caught, in Tar
river in this vicinity this season, were sold at 70
cents each in this place on Monday last Since then
several others have been sold at 90 cents each.
Tar6or0' Southerner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28
From the Winston Sentinel.

Few Counties IN the State were more ably repre-
scented in the recent Legislature than Rockingha M
and aithfuness of Col Boyd the Senator from that
County, during his long connection with the public
interests Our readers are sufficiently acquainted
with the high atainments and abilities Of Mr.. Scales,
the Democratic candidate for Congress in the summer
Of 1885, and of Mr. Settle the Eector for this district
on the Buchanan ticket last fall, who represented
that County in the House of Commons. Referring
to Mr.. Settles course on the Deep River affair, in
the Legislature, the Fayetteville Carolnan" re
marks;
"We cannot too highly speak of Mr. Sette'sloyal
and patriotic course in this understanding such
pary considerations partzan prejudices ana self.
ish Influences he stood forth boldly and fearlessly,
as an honest, honorable. patriotic legislator and
manully commended for the rights of the people and
the honor of the State"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28

The ISArGuRATIoN.-The city Of Washington is
already beginning to fill up with strangers in view
Of the approaching Presidential Inauguration. The
Star says:
There more stranger ladies', Of fashionable ex-
tcriors, in Washington at this time than ever be-
fore saw here except on an Inauguration day.
Their presence gives glow of animation, not only
to the immediate surroundings of Congress- the
parlors of our fashionable hotels the Smithsonian
Institution, the Patent Office building and other
public ed6ces visited by nearly all strangers who
come hther, but to Pennsylvania avenue, which
gters with them when the sun shines, until it per-
hAps equalled Broadway ITSELF on Monday afternoon.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28
xxrHo WANTS A CHEAP PIANO 1.-THE

VVTHO WANTS A CHEAP PIANO i-TilE
w subscriber has for years been engaged in the pur'
chase and sale Of Pianos Harps Melodans Guitars Music
Sc ard being practical Musician, has given entire salts
e i, He buys directly from the manufacturers and IS
the relieved from heavy and other expenses
Every trumen sold by him elves his personal atten.
ton guaranteed not OF rs TO quality but as be-
- ,er than il can be procured at any wholesale house
Z, the states Sjnied list Of prices, accompa;;
~ By aJNSsau Fable references. sent free OIL
charge to pat,s OF thet I'D on application to
les NJ EDNEY,
l. 90, John street, New York.
December 81, 1885 tSP 1l65-ly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28
lBY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

mo. IL Resolution granting further time to the credit
o Texas 10 present their claims, and for other pur-
poses
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the United States Of America in Congress assembled Tint
the time fixed bv law within which the creditors Of The
late Republic Of Texas may file their clans the Treasury
Depanen, be and the same Is hereby extended to the first
DAY o. Sssuay eighteen hundred snd ana mat
creditors Of Texas present their claims approved Au-
gust eighteen, eighteen hundred and ffysx auh.rizes
and requires the Secretary Of the Treasury distribute
and pay the residue Of the million hundred
and fifty thousand dollars prcrata amongst those creditors
who have filed their release be and the is hereby
pealed.
Approved, December 20, 1885.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-28

Hon. T. l.. Clingman has sent us a copy of his
able and powerful speech on British policy in Cen
trail America. 1t is one Of the most important and
interesting delivered during the session.
Winston Sentinel
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
IHx DAILY DAvHuP0RT 0AzIrTI
GAZETTE JOB 0YTICI.

NJ. C1As. ". DAY, Of Chicago, having bs.om,
sssosiatsd .ith asia ths oa1s!ts Job oass, he viii
hereafter hsys the entire 81 psrviMon OF ,hs, do
psfsmsnt. AZ Mr. Dsy 10 enc Of the hes, Jot
slatsrs IN ia, uaios, sai our nsiiitis. for the
sassatea Of work have rsssaty been greatly en-
ssssd ~ large additions Of latest styiss Of type
-, We can nov promise oar patrons ~ OK s,u,s
Job Work Of all varieties with nsalu ss., ,hesppe.
and dsspatsh. By the notice above, 1t will b
sssn that We have ordered more steam prs.s .
Ghtnefy THE Is the only oh,s In the div vhs r.
scam power 10 used, 80 that oar hsll,,,,s ar,
snsquailsd. SANDERS L BRO
Dayeaport MaYah Ia
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

Death OF An ATRlcAHSrLoRER.--Itis
with r.ere, we have to rex tn. reported
death Of another victim inn cause OF A.
r ri..n exploration. ints ell. has been
this week received al inc reign sfhee
..ou, ..;nstion of DR.. vogel, Use arrival
=, Kut.. on the borders Of Lax Tsad, in
i !" our ur Impression ofJu'e g. s., lsS Tn:
i.,,., received At Tripoii, is from MORAL
Me- ..suirs, one Of the sapp.rs sent o With
D.. Vo:si, aud i. written from, rom K a,... II.
vogel had departed from .a't os piIoS d. o
paI..vs'y alone s, ." the mo" Visw Of rsse%
~, Ma He is said to have advane
'Sr M Bireirmi into Waddy, and to t., h. r.
n ""r 10" co. sul a, TripoIi, a. soon as they h'
been .scer,ained. Literary car
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go PROM HONE TO HEAR The News
From the Upton Advertiser Of the 18th
inst, we get the following interesting item
Of information:
The late municipal election in Dayen.
port resulted In the election Of Rev. Geo.
b. Sargent, independent candidate for NAV.
Or, over both Democratic and Republican
candidates, by ~ majority all other officers
Democratic.
Our friend, the General, will probably be
A. much surprised a. any one to hear that
he has the reputation of having donned the
clerical robe in connection with his msgis.
terial functions. We are not prepared to
say that prayerful spirit is not necessary
in our chief executive Officer neither can
we assert that he is not possessed of the
grace to do properly ct all times--but we
do insist upon j, that our Mayor has
never been suspected Of taking orders, al.
though an exemplary member of promi.
nent Christian denomination. And, anoth.
erpoint in the paragraph will equally aston.
ish our venerable friend who presdes in the
sanctum Of the Demoerat-to wit-that the
General had any Democratic opposition, al
ter the positive and emphatic announce
ment in his sheet the next morning, that the
election Of Mayor was victory for his par.
ty, exclusively.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

ouyp FOB CALIFORNIA "A string OIL
WE covered wagons passed through 'u'
city Tuesday evening en- route to SAIL
form they were from st. Joseph's County
India, We can respond to the wish o
the Ri Islander when it says, "God spec
these ,nderers, in their way over the des
ert! n no i'll come near them, a. the>
sleep b.hei, camp FIRE. They 60 to aid II
laying bsd and deep and strong the foun
da,iors IN empire on the Pacific coast
Of free ma and happy homes"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

HOUSE, FunslsHIss GOODS. Don't failt
read the column Of Smith &Reming'onss land
then dom, fail to cali and see their stock
We dare say there is not lady in our city
,ho can visi, their establishment without
icing something which is just what She
4, needed for long time and never ha'
zen able to get Try and see if j. is moi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

TIE WEars yesterday was cold enough
10 have don>credit to the climate OF MS
sissippi. as \ observe by the telegraph
that down TN, say a, vieksburg, Sum
NIT, etc, therNas been snow within n
few days. Th<peather is unreasonable
all the Union ov> and there is no need oil
us complaining OH few chilly days at AN
when i, is showing, s2H degrees OF lsti
tudc.
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ty, exclusively.

CHAsoEs.-As we write enc OF tL. old
settlers of the place, in the shape Of a big
frame house, moves leisursly on wheels up
Brady street to seek a new location without
the business portion of our city. Soon a
brick building Of ample dimensions will &C.
cup, the site where it and another or two Of
frames have stood for many years. The
scene is almost OF daily oscurrence-frame
houses being moved Of to give place
TO more substantial bricks. Soon the
localities SO familiar to those who have
passed many years in Davenport will present
none of the features that long have marked
then. With the old scenes are disappearing
familiar faces, and now one may traverse
our streets for hours and meet with no man
who can dste his residence in the city fifteen
years back.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

NO Play FOR KAusAs-The k.ca
,noad Soun says that "Kansu' WIN WIN 0 "n,r
.1.xs State II the admini'tr','on WI, y, o ON
a a, is required to make slave 81 at, a'r
p PLAY tho free soil settlers In The ter. .o,
"",n " the pro slavery "eu .n''
one. --Mtanss0ta Ds
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

MAIN Sr. BarrIsr CHURCH We are not
ce,sis that our eyes are INTELLECTUALLY cor
re.t, bu, /, does seem, every time this ed''ice
fails within the range of vision, that it is
unfinished. 1t locke as though i, had been
ca, off somewhere above. Would not
graceful spre, springing slightly into air
from the top of that tower. not only I'M
proye the building itself, but be great or
pament to tina, portion of our growing clty'
Knowing nothing Of these mat tiers we only
ssk for in formatlon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
La est News.
Warrington News

M, WAsHIssToH, April IA.
ine secretary of the Interior has given
IolI instructions to Rector and Garret. In.
aIan agents. who have left Washington for
me scene Of their duties. TO organize del..
ga1ons from Creeks and Seminoles residing
west Of the Mississippi to proceed to Flor.
~ IN me autumn on special business. to
persuade Bowlegs and his followers to en- !.
igrate.
The Florida Ssminoles, the Government,
10 aware, are too proud to be forced 10 this
step At the point Of the bayonet, and hence
resort to peaceable measures, which will i,
IS confidently believed, accomplish thai i'm.
portant measure in view Of the above men.
TONED design. A
Meanwhile there will be no active mill.
tary movements in Florida, as beretofore
stated.
There will be no troops stationed in
Kansas who have in any way been comnli.
GATED in former difficulties in the Territory.
In addition to a large force detailed for &C.
companying the commission to the southern
boundary Of Kansas, a sumner CAMPAIGN
to chastlse the Cheyennes and Kiowss, ia
arranged, and several officers now here are
receiving specific instructions to that end,
None OF these troops are intended for Utah.
a. has been conjectursd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

GRADING on BRADY STREET hill,
30 difficult of yore to sarmount, and which
made Brady street so announcement for tran
cit, especially in muddy weather, is fast
yielding to the efforts of workmen. The
ner, thing to gladden. one. eyes, may be
he,ps of stone, with laborers peckins them
into proper dimensions for mscadamizng
And then, we shall forget there ever was
su:h thing as difficulty in going over the
Great OF the bluffs The march Of improve
ment has surely commenced.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

yuyBIs il the most beautiful and pleasant place In
l soou county. The dwelling has eight rooms
and cellar Large yard full Of shrubbery and orna-
rnsntsl Trees. Garden with grapes, currants straw
berries, goossbsrriss, Plums and cherries. Large
bearing orchard Of superior run, acres OF lana un-
Ar nitivatou around the houss, Including the err
chsrd. or is acres woodland pasture, With IRE wood
for family use, and 70 acre lot Of land may behad
With tine above described premise, dssarSd. TSsrs
il Also on said prsmises good carriage SIZED
and smske house In nns,it 10 my cid homes tsad,
situated adjoining the elt! Of Lee isire nom hich
ami rivsr 10 Obtained. Apply soon " T. C.RADs
'fr sp4dtf Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

WHIsEEY SHOPS Our contemporary Of
the Muscatine Journal was very much shock
eda few days since, upon stepping In to
what appeared to be fruit stand to buy
some apples, TO see an old topper behind q
sceen drunk and Immediately afterwards
to observe company of men come in and
demand "drinks for the crowd" Are there
no, some establishments in this moral cit
Of ours that ou,wardly present the app'Ar-
aa:e of fruit stores. but inwardly a. grog
.h,pst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
Kansas Affairs. &c.

ST. Louis, April IA.
The Lecompton correspondent of the
Democrat says Walkers appointment,
gives great dissatisfaction, and is regarded
as favorable to the formation of slave
State. The instructions TO carry out the
census act rouses much indignation. TIE
letter also says a spirit Of violent and reck.
less lawiessness is beginning TO be exhibit.
ed under the appointments of the new ad.
ministration.
A Mount Vernon Association was organ.
ICED here last qyht by q large number OF
ladies' of this civy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

ACHunrrs,ns.-On the soth ult.. there
wss . christening. After the ceremony
and while the minister was mak,ng ous
r ,hs cs,,iSc.,e he happened to say, LET me
.se mi. 10 the Goth" "Thlrtleth: :. ea !.
.,.;med the indignant mother, "iadeed' It y
III. ,ba .l.penthr' OF course the minister
S abiding to the day of tho month.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
Yes. They have come !!

w thi, day By Railroad .arge stock Of
Victor and Merit Cook Stoves
for coal or wood. We unhssitatingy pronounce these
.t,yss far superior to any stoves offered In this
market and we can give large amount Of references
Of those that are now using them We guarantee
them 10 ave perfect satisfaction In every respect, and
the money VIII be refunded in every case wnere they
DO not work the entire satisfaction Of ths purchaser
We deliver them and put them up fres OF expease III
any mart OF .he city. SMITH REMINGTON,
House Furnishing WsrsroonS ssssld street, sisn Of
ID Biz Tea Kettle. ap1aA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

Arrival Of the BoFusBia.
New YoRk, April Il.
The steamer Borussia, from Hamburg,
arrived this P. NJ, bringing Hamburg dates
to April LIST, and London and Liverpool by
telegraph to March 3lst.
Consols closed on the 3Oth at 93A.
Green d. Co., American Bankers, at
Paris, had suspended.
In the absence of any English papers we
have no political news from that country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

u S"A
rut . s1.1, s q !9xA'l"
THO John w. Eddy, Rachel kddy aud al o.ael
/ persons conserved In the Real Estate nefsin'
whereas, on the 12th day 81 February, A. y. 1870
tho ssid John w. Eddy aud Rachel kduy' ms wie'
convey I'D unto Ezekiel s. Smith, OF chicago, Is.,
Inc foilowin ny real estate In Benton oouhty, ioa'
Viz: The e. q half of the South west qaaftes Ahu
he south west quarter OF the South ives, Naai1I
sec ion tw enty three, (93) in Township NO. egnH
two 1927 North OF range nine t9) West OF ota ~
Also Inc following tract of land III scets eSuntS
Iowa Viz: The North st quarter ~ me
vsst quarter Of section weniy four l2tl IN
s,gsty (sO) North Orange four ~ East ON ~
IN trn.s ior The payment of note executsa oy ne
aid John w. Eddy TO George W. iutsie, iot lus
.sm Zone thousand, three hundred ana elgaS aoL
M and dfty seven cents, due on the lzM us! .,
Psorusry, 1857, with interest atthe fate o.
| mar cent Dor amman, and, whereas, toai oei~ai'
| k.s bsen made in the payment OF said note.
i Nov, 1, the said EIskielS. Smith, In punaApce
fine proyisions of said Deed Of Trust (wnica mas
besn duly rscords} do hereby give NOVICE sas' III
me purpose offorecloIpg said Deed OF IiusHt wiz
sxposs 1ne Aforesaid rsxl estate, or sumcisn sns,
| .Tto sstisfy ths smosnt then due with eoss sno
eSsnensss OF Gale, for sale st public suction ~ S
Court House door in the city o pafenpos, " 81,
Ssou COUNTY. ia parcels, to tho hiSheh oiaast 10
| Nah. on the nrst day Of May, A. v. les =. w
bour Of three O'Clock P. OF sead dsy' aIsI al
note be paid on or before The said saIs. aRr 'A
1857. Trustse
| Attorneys.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

Stoves, Stoves, Stoves,
AT WHoLISALE.
WE would invite the citizens Of Davenport a d
w surrounding country to our large asssrtmen.
the nrgs0 ever brought into Iowa among which vii
b found the famous
chartsr Oak Cooking Stove,
which challenges the world for ia advantages ar d
rsbillty.
The numerous articles which we shall sonsts nty
keep on nand for Timers use, are tin plate, she,t
IRON, oil kin boiled Aid charcoal Rus.ia and ia,
Atlon 90, timed copper brayriss do, block tin, co,
per, lead and metal bottoms, Yivets all sizes, a.
kinds Oh nfessed and Japsu w&re timers tools, Il
water coolers and refrgerators, and we assn re- a .
persons avoring US with order, we viii sell the
goods In our line as lew ~ can be bought In Chea.o
or 81. Louis, and On terms to suit
flease call and look At our stock and learp or
fact. Vi 30
County merchants can rely on being supplied At
al times with tin ware, and on favorable terms 4,
Wholesale prices.
oid rags, copper, &c. taken Ia exchange for good.
Particular attention paid to House Roofing AID
spouang, aud Job work in general.
WlCkERSHAM WILLIAMS
spfso3~H No. 4,BurrOws block, Front ct.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17
Walkers Rssrsatito Kew Orleans.

WARRINGTON. April IA.
Orleans papers 9Th received Arrival
from Vera Cruz, sdvices from Mexico.
March Gath.
The intelligence Of the rejection Of the
Forsyth treaty created considerable disap.
pointment.
Violent disturbances had occurred at TIE.
hauntepec resulting in loss Of many lives,
and srrou.ly affected operations, the origin
had no connection with the Transit ronie
Troops nave gone to the scene of the
Difficulty.
Comontort Is the most prominent candl.
date for the President.
TamPs datss srsto the 4th. No Indian
news.
Gen. Harvey isat Fort Myers.
Nurses are being collected at N. Orlean,
for Walker's urmy. IS worknsn on the
Tehsuntepec route have retrested to New
Orleans.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-17

COMBINATION OF PosTMAsTERs.-Ihers
il . popular impression that the emolu'
mepts Of the postmastsrs in our large class
resulting from the hire Of boxes Or o.hss'
wise, are enormous. This is mistake
Commission Of postmasters are limited oy
law to $4,000, and the receipts from ooAes
to be retained by postmaster' are likewise
limited to $4,000, 50 that four thousand DOL.
lars l. the maximum annual salary Of the
no.,ma.ters Of the most lucrative oft E e.
rhe annual repor, Of the Postmaster Gen.
e,.I .how, how large is the surplus above
1000 which pos,masters have paid IN TO 'ns
government: w.s ssa 5ls
In New Y ork the amount was Soo's s5s
in Chicago, $2s,e7s; Boston, ao'on
W,.Lino,on. D. C., S2O,l35; Philadelph's,
$3.50; Portland, sl,s7s; New !, Be s1a5
S Worcester, s42s; Richmond. Va, s+io
Baltimore, Nd, $s3; Louisville $50