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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

| Mr.. Cr0eeenaenssTho Kensueky Can,
vas.-The Treaty between Ducnanas
the 6u PreSn0 Courts
tCorrespondencs Of the n. Y. Evening PostI
i Washington, May 8.
i N. Criuendens recent movement in Ken
lucky, in supporting the opposition candidate
| for Governor, not quietly, but with a public
| speech, excites comment here. Bell, the oppo
sition candidate for the Governor OF the State,
stands upon precisely the same platform u
that which holds Senator Brown and JEFF. Da.
Wis. He goes for the direct Intervention Of
Congress to sustain slavery in the Territories
Knowing this, Mr.. Crttenden comes out in :
public speech iL support OF the men. de would
not do this if he had the slightest expectation Of
. nomination at the hands Of the Republicans ;
and his course is thought to indicate an entire
REIMBURSEMENT Of any Presidential aspirations
Iii he ever had any.
The canvass of Kentucky shows what the po-
sition of the so.called Opposition" Is in the en-
hire South.
The rumor that the President and Mr.. Doug
las nave concluded treaty Of peace is . mis-
take. Negotiations are pending, however. The
point of dispute is the n0n-interventiOn princi-
pie. The President wants peace in the party
on the platform Of no legislative enactments by
Congress or the territorial Legislatures. Nobody
sussmSsSO ssoO tuO sSaaisOa'SO 0aO ~ w SSuVuAS0
into the new doctrine, or whether Congress is
to compel non-lnterference. Douglas is In
doubt. If he accepts the cheat, will not the
people discover that popular sovereignty is all
moonshine!
Then, what makes matters worse, Forney is
declamatory. and indignant over the proposed
terms, and If any such doctrine is taught by
Douglas or his friends, he boring the ear Of
that class Of Democrats. will expose its trick
cry. That Douglas desires to return to the ''bo-
som" of the party is certain enough, and he
must have modified or explained his views be-
fore he could get the hearty support Of Roger
Pryor, which he has at present.
Look out for the new decision Of the Supreme
Court Immediately after the next Presidential
election. 1t would be made nor, but for fear of
its effect upon thu canvass. If a Democrat is
elected to the Presidency-I mean, of course,
sham DemOcrat-as certain as there was a
bred Scott decision, there will be another to
the effect that territorial legislature cannot in
terfere with slave property. Knowing that
Congress can never be made to interfere upon
the side OF slavery, because no such majority
can be got in the House of Representatives, the
slave power will content itself with such de-
cision of the Supreme Court, trusting to its
effect upon the people of the Territories and if
Mr.. Douglas thinks that this doctrine will be
by the Democrats Of the free States,
be will agree to it.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Baltimore, May 10.
The new engine house of the Philadelphia r.
Il. was burned. The fire broke out early this
morning and resulted in the total destruction of
the building and serious damage to five loco
motives. Total loss about $4,000, including
about $4,000 on the building, and from 5000
to = 900 on each locomotive, and $4,000 on
stationery, mechines, &c, fully insured in Bal
timore Offices
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

~. view iOsk, May Ia.
oua 'h's aoon, when nearly opposite the battery
coliided with a Bremen bark, striking her neal,
amsush'p, ana cutting her nearly down 10 ths
waters edge. The steamer lost her hossr sLe
aud fore-tackling. We learn As ye, Of no ot P
W. have news from japan dated 4, N.p,.l,
on the 18th Of February. essA'
recon, me new Civil Emperor, was crowned
on the 4th Of last month at Jeddo. NJ !. "a1u
Is years old. - oniy
japanese war steamer was to aceomn.nv
~ Embassy 20 Washington, on board the Nis-
lngs. ''4 oV'oVo ould-
: Very important dispatches from the Engli.h
Government had reached Nagaski aud AZ once
senl on 70 Jeddo. Contents not known.
The steamer Philadelphia arrived this morn
ng, bringing Havana dates Of the Sth, not = |
ate as the Isabel, 1t Charleston.
upward. &C. se S'aS
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

- Boston, May IL,
nov. Banks has selected the following Gents
to compose the Judges of the new Snnerior
Court as established BY the last Legislature
The nominations to be confirmed BIZ the eye.
cntise council for chief Justice Charles Allen of
orcester, Judge Julius Rockwell OF Pitts6eId
Gus T. Lord Of Salem, Marcus Morton Jr.. OF
Ahdover, Ezra Wilkinson Of Dehham, John
Andrew OF Boston, Henry vose of Springfield.
Seth Ames of Cambridge, James D. Colt OF
fittsteld, Thomas Russell OF Boston.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Augusta Ga Navle

n,.- n, Us ustu, ua., May TO.
Doctor Tomlinson, OF Meledseville, died TO.
day. lie was former Member of Con yre.s
and distinguished Medical Practitioner. and was
widely known and esteemed.
WIN. Lucky, citizen of Green County. Va.
was Killed by one OF his negroes to-day
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

DESPERATE ExPEDIENT.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer is trying to form an alliance for the
Democratic party in Ohio, with the Know Moth
ings, proposing to support l. Scott Harrison for
Governor. This is no more than might have been
expected. The party in this State would sacri-
fee its Irish allies in . moment could it thereby
carry the State. There 10 no principle that the
party is attached to except plumber.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

New Orleans, May 10.
The Southern Convention assembled al Vicks.
ours to-day. Eight States are represented.
Chas Clark, OF Miss, was appointed pras;.
Gent. Resolutions in favor OF re.openinp the
save trade we're offered by Mr.. Spratt, OF s. G.
Mf. foote denounced Spratt's sentiments as hish
reason ana read the laws of zen States, pro-
n!o''lhs the slave trade. He though, i, was
sae Wy " tue government to acquire Cuba.
and to gain preponderance ON the Is,hmus
r.. Nh =, Quebec, May II.
Inc North Bretian sailed for Liyerpoo, a, n
a. m. to-day with 2Gs passengers.
Highland, May l4th l2:3oP pm
The propeller ADELAIDE from Galyav ia :.
johns u in the ofiing and will be al her aocr
about $3.50 p. N. "e' uocA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

IT, washington, May IA.
ine war department has designated the fol
ro.,s s.auohs as schools for artillery practice;
Forts Rigely, Randall, and Leayenwor,h !,
the department OF the west aud IT. Vanconva -
In Oregon. anoou'e'
Inc following offices have been sppo;n,sd
inspectors: appo'h'eo
breyet Col Monroe Of the department, OF tho
west, Brevet Noumar of California and 1l.saa.'
and brevet Col. Harvey Brown OF the dens :. :
ment OF the east in Texas.
Lieatenants Almy aid Pegram have been de-
tached from the command OF the ste.sn.rs NJ,
ton and Water Witch, and Lieut.. G. i. Thorn.
as has been ordered to the steamer Mieh;S.n
me Following Engineers have been orderad
20 oan Jacinto, chief Jno. Farran, first assist.n,
,h' second assistant Kellogg and Houston.
'A ~ assistants hoop, Cavanugh and Hall.
Commissioner Greenwood enteraa - !,
duties at the Indian Rnreau vas,... ~P~a Ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
THE QUESTION or GAUGES AGAIN.


Ts Ds Editor Of tn. n. y. Trisu-..
SIR; The only object had is the sricls you in
serted in your issue Of Saturday last, elaasy to rail
road routes westward, was the tTu.hs statement Of
fsctsand that only because missatemeots no matter
from what designs have Of late appeared IN several
papers.
"CouectOr, in this morning paper, gives ms credit
for honesty, but charges me with lack Of bt,li'
gercs." Waving what he says rs to " the NEST direct
and shortes route to the western cities &c, vsl1n
DO one surely will cortrovert-.hOugh perhaps, in this
case, the longest way round is the shortest way
bcme"-I repeat vhs. have advanced, and ncw
ftse With even eIpliotness: with tho wish that
you or any fully posted up, will as umpire, decide
the case. repeat there is, the route proposed,
chsuge Of gauge AZ Elizabeth, another at Harrisburg
ard smother st Pittsburgh; and these, iscndibg the
change from the ferry the Jersey side, make four
changes from New-York City to either Cincinnati or
Chicago, and consequently create necessity for as
msny trsnshipments Of gOOzs. C)uector says
that coal" is brought over these roads without
change" &c. Now, assert that is against the truth
Of the facts, az any one may have ocular dsmonsus
ton. II II can be done, Why IL " not done And
why do the Central New-Jersey Railroad cara leave
their coal at ElizabethpOr Bat C0rrector'
goes on TO assert that the NewYOrk Central " have
other traoshipments, while the Nev-Jerey
Central and Pennfylvans routes have none"
Now | cay, what any may zee for
himsef at fre depot of the Hudson River road,
that cars laden there go through 70 Bnhalo
without change, and goods beiOs transferred there
20 TO Cincinnati or by way Of Crestine, TO Chicago
without change or to the latter place via Lake Shore
with another change at Toledo, thus msling only one
charge TO the former snd at the most two chaDges TO
the at.r place necessary. 1t is resdily granted that
the ferry for the Erie or the river TO Albany makes
another change; but speaking I" Of rsirosd
routes from Nes-York City TO the great West and
the changes Of for freight necessary 20 be On 4de
between the City Of New-YOrk and the CREST cities
west Of this Iftns statement be denied, have no.
ing more TO say the public must decide between
us. would only cay, find the reports Of directors
very unsafe sources Of information as general hing
.4psi2 lNTE6Rlff'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
ArriNnA.

Steamship Pu.oe wotten, H.v,- Vi, soa,h.nP.oa ApI
saw large ieberz Experienced heavy W gales from thu
siesm,bip Hsbvi-. Murray Charleston mise .ai pa" "a
SIP G.1,. losenoa s Of DubHn Eeaaqr Gl..,ow Mar
I6 COZ 70 Peter Leo6 April 10 % ~ lon ~ g. Angus.
Lofs'en Of Sweden fs from the iorstoP9iantysi
sbIO urcov,b Krsy Kop1 Kong Jan vi. sn,,rore Jan.
2 Jaw, Heed Feb and St Helen, March u n e,s'i %
w.msR Dnoa Co. Fse 2 e. ION ,. - .,es "f
Coco HOPE March g . o g lon, IS w tell T. p, T R1
Granee dsna'ted and In snsnt condition took Of the '.,
tain and ere utht the % his port fhe hts ia,
vessel months old bad oaso Of I" she "'' PNA'lJ
insured.
Bark Col Ledyud. Csy ApaschoOl, ay' cotton to ms
Barr Mend Bryant H.pie. M.rch4 fru to Y.e. Porter
field Experienced very heavy weather on TIE pssssIe
Biz Avon Or P.ttsn Bon,rs nsss q S.. 70 T5 Fac s
Brs AIPfs (sr J. Holmes. Windsor, N s. II days pot,O'',
Bris Liz Dss or stsvsr. wiDd.or N g. days platter
scfr U h H,,b, -, nscqI~ days, 'P,r' to Peek &
schI Erdo-aso Br.n Addition day. .p,r,
scbr Kirs Brt Morton Baltimore cosl bound % Boston
Bra Forest -, Msshia'6 day, spsr' % master. r
schr Albert Mason Cor'on' Savannah days oo''n 70 "
scr D. A. Berg voorhees,. D.risn day' lumber to P''h
sckr Ann Coll. City Point d.y. flour to J. Hunter:
scbr Marshall Chche'tsI, RchmoHd5 dV.' Hour 70 b. a.
schr chie,u Br Faruswosh Por. George, N s. 10 days
sctr BsJeocs wos,m, City Point da7' nd'' to Js Hun
ter 4 Co go. -. =.
schr Merlin (Br) Cole DOrohssr N 3 10 lays stone to
~.
schr Chief L.pk searor De-. days corn 20 A. Barrett
Co ,Lt,-.
sch vst. Gre, Ess Harbors days ootss and hides
20 master. ~,
schr J NJ Warren New Haven days, mos'ss' 70 8arict
X Plisbie ~
schr II. Hickman. Hictm,n Virgins days, corn 70 A C.
Hayers n IL
sch Louisiana Roberts, vifsn, days. corn to c Ms
sloop Southport NewHsyen days, moi,"'to Burii'f 4
Ru'be. -. ~
steamer Kennebec. Hama Phlsie!phs and CA9s NAY
mdse ans 20 =. Perkins,
Below ship, bark a. snohor IN .hs LoVs5 bay
wIND-Ousde, ffom L N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

the Wheat exported Isst week, 50 I'D sssh vent 10
Montreal, $40 d. 10 COIlipg wood, and tse baa,cs-
II ll2 bust els-vss shipped into tbs interior Of Iii
err, OF the Corn exported % $50 bach. were cent 10
Buffalo end 200 do. TO O,vego. and the bslssce
into Michigan and the lumber regioas- OF the Flour
exported g. 100 bbls went 10 Bsfals, 2Nf de- to Og-
detsburgh, 53i2 do TO Canada, asi the Dalssce-579
bbls TO supply the West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EBw-YoRI..u.
Cleared.

s.e.m,hp-P,Ap,oo Ls,6el., Baltimore, q 3. Cromwell
1Co
sh'p-Jsnss Poster Abee. Liverpool c. II marhaI Co
Hst,-LueyA Eicbss Ecbos Bristol 2. r. Back Co.
L. o. Carver Damon. C.roeoa. II d. Brookman CO c. T.
sutil scsudels Lsxusyrs suul AgustinA
Brs-B Csrver Perry Georgetown Wish. Carver chi'-
sohoonsrs-sio Grand., lion. Ssisds'phi., J. ackee
MAJ h.s.et Biske Chsres.ob. scrsnt0r TLlman Ditden
Wecb Gloucester master; NJ Wiz Brewster Gardnsr ms
tr. r. Caldwell Hud.os Charleston. McCrssfy. Mot Co
Pa.port, Hawkins. Gre-rpOr'. master. l.. Rove Thomr
lbsco: Ocean Bird Looist HAuspor- D. K Dewot; Rover
(Brl Hii'on yarmouth, ~ s'urE's Co L ID SPARKS,
Murray XIV g,tsn ia. J.. R T. A Webs.er
soop.-Poiutsr Gardiner. Piovosn,s, mater; Brown,
Bal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

....ic,n Exchange Bank hss declared semi
4, iIN',a;vid,pd of 81 y cent, payable ID prox.
- p.,dtg turnsge for the week is between Y, Oco
.n.resD Express Company received by their
,.....rgsr today two tups Of Specie from the
~ Tbs remittances 10 coin from the West,
re- g.. dsily nns Of Bu.terfsld & CompsDys
-, have averaged over $4,000 v day for
time pss Exchange is scarce 81 the west ana
-, are running the Illinois and Indiana banks Tor
~, ,erottance. Should this state Of things con-
- ,bsl be likely TO receive State stocks from
r.. .r.ter for sale, withdrawn from the Banking
oepstnents' ..oorc;,s the matte,
-, n. Rris and Central Roads, 80 as to adopt an
,..s5 scale of freight and passenger charges, bot
:. a,,a 10 be very difficult TO do this, u1Ies' the
lo-.,vl,.,i. Central should be admitted to the ar
...1s,t and the st. Nicholas ConpsJt or some
49, M, il reGnacted. 1t is very desirable thai some
.ho,6 bs done for the benefit of the stockholders
II .bs.e roads, but the prospect oil DONG 'nat Soh9
|s,z is not very bright at present.
Tie La Crosse Rosd will be sold urder foreclosure
,rorev unless the sale shonld again be postponed.
The Republic Insurance Company, NO. 10 wan
.,t ,,ousst all persons who hold policies l'sued by
h, Comp.uy. expiring in 1854, 1855 1856, 1857 or
,ss ,,d have not received the scrip to which they
entitled TO call and take it, together with the in
I,,.st. which is payable annually IN cash. Under the
s.er all scrip not called for WITHIN Blk years from tS
Ia, reysrts 10 the Company.
Annexed is list Of the securities deposited with the
nStor of the State of Irdsns, as the basis for the
ana Of circulating notes under the free banking law
A.. c..ta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
DOCKkWAY. l.. I.-TEE PAVILION HO-
IA fEL Al Rsc.a~ay VII be KtOPEHEO Ou sue FIRST Of
.Er,S pIDlP pronr-tor

I n FNANNiS NIUf IIVVII-FII n
Thu. convenient and fsvort- Sumun Pe'ort compies
,b H., proper fronting feet the ocean SIX - OF
Family Rooms Cotsse. hom six - t-I roo ne a.
and ,iI sleeping Cottages, all furnished ,.
Tn PAXTON /, upaersons thorough renovation great a:d
t, AZ tsurs.. will be made In fGfl,hnE the siouu'
.-s.o the old ssbhos aud houses removed snd Vn
NV abA more conveniently st-stei, q Accommodate lV'
horses, We building.
Tb- Sc. Bathing 20 be The bes, on ne 60 vi %
copeuo, ed bJ obIg aud experienced en The SUI a. ocA
aWsy good .uj perfectly safe no st. SEC sent hsys ool
70 on the h.fL grounds Of .he Pssiion 'E $ y-s'
FRANCIS RIDER IN making the above .snoince mst
.ysi himself Of the lpp1uuy 10 th.ak h fn'ae' hha 80
bic for their o.. p.tron.ge years eIpeeuce hs' fl'
sst,,fra MIN al ,upeoity Of RocssEsy over ~ ota-t
tbe support and be Is re.1lv,d great improvements IL
every cepsftment ,, -. -
Th- viii be provided IN tse mns liberia n,Hcf VIA
ali hat the .es.ou AMI the markets stord.
PAr. Of toe house Be sni rooms en
r.ssd BIS calling A. No 81 Nashug square % he "a OF
NAV ius ser time, by etteT u Ps''rl ca OIL
the proprietor 81 Rociawiy
n B-vwo Arge Cottages, with stho-I C4trAfr hoL''s
&c Suse II The Payton gr5unss aoi beautifully si--Aiec
- to La firL.shed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
Boar6 aao Rooms.
- C. Z A N III o u )
" NEWPORT, Ri.

n C. Z A N III o u 5 +,
~ Wort, Ri.
Be,sra KERNEk BIRCH have much plea'are 10 morn
m mir uuueous friends and the public sro-rs' that e.
r,sfd by ~. success h. bs. .entrd %. eff ITS pfopt
.,ofs o. tb. CLaRENpON HOTEL EoEroik sud Ia a. 'rd
ace with desire Of mary Of th-r p,oes t. hey should
ske Rouse branch OF the Cf ho'- iasf aa'e
OCEAN HOUSE,
NEWPORT. T. I,
al iutsu5 70 keep 4 e. 6istola.s GUNNER Resort
IN. house ha. thoroughly Tep'ited sua reptn1-d
ou.r OF furniture adaed t1e elt pAt IL
tceUsnt order CuisiLe s bs conducted on th- m,t
br ny OF the first chfs II the cDun ~ s-a ~
eebt .. srtsts aud department oAuy sPr
tsrdsd arranged with view % TIE superior comforts o.
the zue,ts
M.ssf. KERSsp BscH abe th' opportunity o toaatns
tb. friends hOers pstfont- stn ~hco ush
.osAvo have gs,dsi snd r,t tneir us~ eater
u,- meet wt5 shat hAs hitherto been 90 no
sIany Borrowed upon tsem. . ..., -, A..
The Oce.u House ~ be pared on tss 5'h OF JIne Api
rreuts be engaged at the Csrenson ho.e res Ios
plsu AZ the house can be 9, fsVpHt, oa MI !osA
O. Weaver the former propr tto WHose SERVICES uA'' '7H
eDts1,d hv Messrs k-Tner Bifco
Ps-Jrsis Ill y. 10 Public Sst on the pfe"H-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
nv TELEGRAPH.

BosrON April 22-Arr ship, Black Hawk. Hops1. Cal.
o1tts; Geneva Barnes. Cscutt.i Ma1at.u W5tmNs L3n
doc . bNt. Rechaote. DAVIS Me.ins David kirbsu Liza
rel New-Oreans; Chskee, Hoptins New Orleans, Albion
Lincoln, Pin,tau, sssus brig XenoPhon, al CN1en. ;
Aiatn Short u, a. C.fdepas; &oasVk, Wal, Ssg4a
NEW-OsLEANS. April 2l-The s'e.m.hir Coa'yte'slcoi
nom huitn reucbed her wharf a. O'Clock " u heaf
distance IL shout 600 miles Shosiug speed Of neatly 10 miles
per hour.
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I ONG BkANUH BUAKDEkN can save UHu-
haf expense short distance nla and yidt soe sue
b,p t1,y e.,rr be.ul eitAbsen.n; formerly occl
pc ~ tie North America PtaAlX a Il. dom-so ssri
lturr dairy fseites for eo)It OF i-u are
.v.sbr col vryAce Bf.1 b, c-sirrd RAJ with ti
h for rrce aios without charge sasdy out grounds ~ta
ste Ad ue free ION aseoes snd sg1e ard very
hsAtbv generally 10 free nom i,sn'
iorssle form Accessible By Eet Back srd keJPot ss
Pbi.S.oai. R..r. 20 r NsGEnG, No. 81 coertsIdsi
law Beyd ~. IS Fast BToso~ay T : suta, h2 mo-
ION .p( dur..iou Of VISIT Address sp5.y WARES
Law Lessee, Ps,aa1 EsS jersey oPsa AID I1io-ga'
olt the year
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Passenger Arrived

n stoa~shp Fslfoa from Harrs and SoskdnDicn-D AZ
~ O. H. K. Bennett II. V. Bury, c. snoso Bsro T.
R..nsereur C. l. RArrot c. Bald ain and ls4y, r. Ben-
pisboG s. Benrishos. = ssrty Miss 5. sittnst NJ" C.
BtsitvsseI Ma j. Bernhem hts b. Bleetteos. q o. b,s
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a-,d.oa which hes bsss made Ia 'tOck, repre-
c', ..O,,t Of the net earrings sppl'ed TO the
p: SS.l' tin. .osa ss' r., - S st
A.,v viii be ready about the Let May.
kC'19 , comparative statement Of the I'm
" y eor.isu Dry Goods at N'w-YOrk for the
us since jan u ,sz, ,s,s ,s,e.
~ Rss sI'fsSsS sssIpss sf'tsSii73
- q .. -" 80. lI7o,46 l,o9l,9'o lssie5
!. 81 80 80 So ssss sSs 9s11
20 % ma 10 FOR coNsUMFTIos-
Value M0aaC Of PkRL Value.
k~kS re s458I95 Mi.oellsneoosil,sl5 slSl ,7G6
E.ss.."..LsssSs sss42i rOtA.....l5.sSs slsSS lib
n ...,'''" - 17le9oI
- ,....''' WITHDRAWALS.
,,r V.lue lMsnsE Of fkp. v.lue.
Isssk "a eS2to5l Miscsllsnsous.. sl,Sll
tss..".". = 7@s ro.ai....... 20 ssl,us
EQ.s.''." "A l26S
H.. ...''' wAREEoUsEp.
MI, VslDe Maui Of Ptn. vslus.
1919 a. s59 s95 Miscellaneous. SO sl6,sSi
,ss"".." - 5.sSii ro..l....... 2Oco slls.2s5
Is>.."'''" 80 1887
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Receipts Of Pr~duee.,APRIL -.

BY Ss-h R,cer Besfi-s7S5 bb, Flour, leo pigs Whisky
30 pkss Provision IS bsI Rye, $50 eaI Corn 'oo
Barley SlcO hides lie sth.r.
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ship Fish, o35 t'gter. a' 9l' .v-r1s
Balance Docb for repairs She gill be SKIP
recsulbed and newly ccpPsred.
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HnIAruaE tLsAsAC

HnIirUaE ALMANAC
srs-Ri.As $40 sst......... SD aosI-Risss Sim
HIer THfs Das.
Sandy Hook Gov Issodll:5ls hsb sste''''' III.
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DOARD in the COUNTRY, for CHILDREN
ID with ot ~hoat rUIrIOsl ssosa nod iss pess,s
bealtsy oosos WssI Fsns sseat ~ nile n'm Ne
y.rt ana cay OF almost every s,rssfs tse "a,
WoaH tai. .nre casss Of family o. younx etp,ia os
srn Rss,traoss .Iohaass4 Aires BoAzD. h'sn"as
ro~:Ods- n Y
DARTIAL BOARD WANTED, in Ne~-YOrk or
srcStlys in bs,rs fsr bson. ia 3-rmAa. sptana.
Frspoh Gr'ek Toe advertiser csa 20 o. o..
.,. tour, mouir To- iss,ru ,aa In ne
so7v. Be- Of references tVsA fie<s I'D
sr-. HFr.aauE,,r No. SIs sAstets;-. Brsotys