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Passengers Arrived

Mrs irnard and child Miss NJ Buddy, DR. J Hanson,
D Fisher, W Warnock, Esq; Gee Hathaway, Captain
Swain.
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M A RITIM E FL ERALD


We shall esteem favor if Cop!ans Of Vessels VIII give
10 Commodore RoBERT Suvry, OF News Fleet, he
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
sny Foreign Sswspap.rs or New, they NAV have he Will
boird Them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
Respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sendng this Once all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind vii! be thankfully
Psceived.
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This gives average OF nearly 30 per cent and Under
the compromise act had continued in force, the aversge
duty would have been 30 per cent while the new tariff has
raised to average OF as per cent From these facts
is seen that, with the exception of tobacco the English
tariff is really far liberal than own and spirit
Cancellation requires to be shown this side of the
water no.ou ofregard to British interests but to relieve
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SCARPA'S OIL-The deaf are all recovering thsir he ag
~ by the this medcne-there can be no doubt OF IT,
proofs from quarter OF only
form of letters, certificates and oral testimonies, but in
the shape ogood bank or hard Indeed immense
been sod md the sales daily Those
who sell caruu have cleared again Old scarca
bat is Of those who have been cured by HIS Oa
host all his side. Pay sicans and Surg highly
CONNIE nd its
sod BY B. D. sahds, Druggists. No 10 Fulton street,
n East Broadway: Broadway. IL
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Domestic Import.tI,

Domestic Import atoms
PoRT LEON, FIa-Brg St Mak48 bales cotton Perkins
Hcpkius-20 do Maitland do bxs tobacco trpk
md'e HohJook Nelson colo bis cotton Browo Brothers
-is do Spear Paen-l4 do Boil on Fox Livingston do
Smith, Mills COT trks Start box Smith * col do
Hayware-023s oak slaves w Wright COO bis cotton
Maitland
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CASTLE GARDEN
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
THE Prophet Of this well known beg leave in
form the pubic that addition former attractions the
haye erected .pepdid fountain supplied by the Croon with
different variations week throughout he
or with large saloon for promenade anu scfreshmens .
so Prom made side tho walls Of the Cas-
ue commanding view of the whole Bay the Narows &C.
Price Of admission i2H which refres viii
be furnished. mI3 4mr
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Foreign Importatl,

Foreign ImportatlOns.
JOINS, PR-Brg Larchl6o fhds rs do molass to
Thomrro, Adams
ST CRoIr-schr Rowena99 hhds 20 do do
&c
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State Of Trade.

State Of Trade.
Real Estate is making strong attack upon the capital
lying idle Messrs. A. j. Beecker Co. had large sale
to day at the Exchange whichwas we'll attended. The
bidders OF the best description and the results fol-
lows
saea at the Exchange, Juneoth by Anthony j. Bleeck
er & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07
SINGING.

SINGING.
MADAM SUTTON, having arranged etum IN Italy the
A beginning OF August receiving pupils anti,
70 give hnishng lessons the Itnliar,
,yle o. Singing Her method is that y Bordogn
yscea the first master, in Europe, Dcreasns
compass with astonishing npidty; Her PuIs wi, have
sdvansge o. her singing With them, which be puIsSss
oy msstsm Alone who have been emioen ses Ladies d.
may terms Sc by applications " Chamber
rom O'CLOCK till q MA fms.
MEDICAL.
DIX. j. EVANS has removed his Old Gtens Head Dis
- 10 100 Oh than. Pesrl street, where he
confines fe speedy and eHct7a and
diseases and where the real old Dr. Evans will be
found by his curing friends age scisnc
forty ysers' experience sne practitioner eerence,
then DR. f. ~oud rect tho OF discerning pubc
TO investigation Of biz claims. He wishes the public to
know that he has rohing TO 10 with ONCE in Peck Sip
His charges moderate His consultations are
Dr. puts parcels Of medicine for the Of one species
odds for g. and particularly attends to glcet and
Tier
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD
" ROBE=Gentlemen families desircus Of converting
the hiehes cash price.
t? families and gentlemen quitting the ctv or changing
redencc having superuous effects dispose Of will
snd much 10 their advantage send for the subscriber who
will attend them at their resi- lence by appcin,msn
No. John IT. and ia va ick street. New YORK.
line through the Post Once, otherwise. will receive
prompt attention. ieJsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07

D DECEPTION OF PRESIDENT TYLER IN NEW
YORN-Ata meeting ofthe Delegates from the several
Wards parsu'nt call, Shakespeare Hotel Tuesday
nng June h. James Conner ESQ., appointed Chairman.
ed again 1huday evening next, (8h inst
o'clock Dams h Ward Democratic he a quarters
Of Or rand aud Eliz beth streets.
Functral attendance ofDee gates is requested.
JAMES CONNER, Chairman.
+. q. Stacy, Secretary. il 2tsr
CRANO O.AL CONCEKr-The RAINERS or Ty.
" roiese MiGsues have the honor announce to their
friends aud the public general that they
the South and will grand Vocal Concert at the Soc
ETY. Library Wednesday evening, Jane 7b 1e43 before
ihcr depar for Europe and their native lard They will
appear their native and arg all their popular
Anime melodies
Tickets be had the Mu,ic Stores and the
door. Concert 10 commence 1T O'Clock. il liec
DisSOLUTION OF PARTNER HIP The partner
- SHIN heretofore existing between JOHN FLORENCE
ia and fANTON SHERWOOD j, this day dissolved by
mutua! consent All persons having claim the late
payment, indebted will hive the kindness to CALI
without delay, upon John Florence Jr who is dAy
;hor,Zed 10 settle the accounts of the firm.
The busines will be henceforth conducted by JOHN
FLORENCE, r. who will with increased efforts endeavor
merit cn,suapcs of that ber lily extended
HIM. JOHN FLORENCE. JR,
FANTON SHERWOOD.
New York 5'h June, 1919. 1881
TAYNE'S HAIR TONIC viii reproduce hal. wherever it
has b,fore revvifyng the decsyed and
ing them 70 send forth new aud vigorous growth Of Naurs
1T glorious ornament II yonr heat bald from
ease resort wig to hid. the bemi,a; will eec-
tally pr vent the her from growing, by keeping tbs scalp
constantly hot aud ob,,ructlng the Precipitation st
hono Of will par the wig maker
for roofing il with an artificial material.
Sold by A B. Sands Druggs No. 70 Fulton street.
rof old; z7s Broadway II East Bro dway Prize 81
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Frelghts.

CHARLxsroN-O otton-Liverpool, 5.l6ths al for Cot
ton Havre in squsre bags 4c. We quote to New York
Cotton in square bags eaA 49, Rice e2a rs to Bostbn
75c. ST..
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THE UNDERSIGNED, w. A. SMETs, being about to
leave for Europe. about the 9th inst for the Tur
omnon otherwise, and ending to give his parc nar
French and Belgium he wi both rance and Hol.
land respectfully the Of those
may h order such artces them that uch orders
will be promptly attended to, and most particularly uf ed
huteIna himself that from his known opportunities Of being
Lin wil com ,sions viii feel no hesta the subject.
A. returns II anks his friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage bestowed him for Of
years and respectfully requests continuance oft for his
csso L. Schctema who will all bills due him and
who IN see ANY claims that be outtandns against him
at $50 Broadway. w. A. SMETS.
-. q.vysr
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I.EARY ~ co

LEARY " co.
GENOA HATS fur f.erc ofsuper6ne snd deli.
" rate hue, expressly adapted to gentle wear
by OF exceeding ghness beauty, elasticity durab
lily, ready and forsale bv
Aso choice selection Of the elegant ROCKY Movssaia
Beaver Hats, for su inner j, supssr
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| " 18th st. near 5th avenue, 26.5 by l03 25
Store and lot No. ~ Beaver street, las
l3 years. lease of lot 8. 5th avenue and I4th
street, 4
ID l4th street, adjoining,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07

AAQN - NEWARK AND NE.Wi YORK-Fare
6~@AE2p only l2n Cents The 81 lendd steamer
yE--a1r-lHx- PASSAIC, Captain John Gahy. O. and
after Monday, June 5,h will! rus as follows
Leave the foot OF Bucay street. New York, at 10 A.
and r. NJ.
Leaves fo,t Of Centre street. Newark TX A. NJ, and
TX r. M.
Freight carried at very low rates. 6mr
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MOS 1853 49, Broadway respectfully invites the citizens
~ OF New York, and from sbcad who be
ouning the city csll his and examine the
ecmens Of Dagueeoype Portraits and sketches
which he is now exhibiting grituitouly
.r. White the m,nuiat Of superb ard costly
appareas which he is enabled take likeness of
whole family, group OF eight me
and perfect, grapic and distinct equal in
appearances the most beautiful and flushed copp plate
,tnt engraving
Without desiring dsrogac from the prcfeuson, of oher
PJesso Of the Photographic srt he feassly The
whole world produce perr,ts Of the size ins
value Of those in his exhibition there 9th
any Of the lobe ether in extent capacity
cost equal to his .
Mr.. White bess add, that notwithstanding the Infinite
superiority Of his portraits and he being the only
bis Of ducilg single plate in few seconds correct
and beautiful Licensees OF of ON SIX TO ten
his charges xtemely moderate as to place within the
reach of individuals Of the most limited means the ability to
procure truly splendid smile Ct themselves and friends
e" Instructions given the Dguerotype sciencc and oil
the ssary apoarlus supplied reasonable terms.
ERANKLlN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE
GAHDEN-Tne proprietors, having availed themselves
Of the experienc of the and confoTmd the
gesons Of of their subscribers beg leave
them and the public general the complete
for public and bathing Shower baths
improved principle and boys swimming school, that
was offered public p,trouag- Having essbli,hed
and thorough succession OF salt ali surface matter
i, completely excluded
The Frauhln Bath ready at is usual station the
side OF Castle Girden Bridge. Books FIR the
subscriptions aud the inspection Of citizens and
gers is respectfully selected. jti wec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07

NIO1IcEo thoie who scok he 18th and comfort red
~ with uxury-Prce Ieduced-Od Established MedIcaed
Vspor Baths 25CortIandt street.
Mrs CARROLL, in eccordsnce with The en'yences Of the
ane patronage of the Flcuy in particular and pub.
lie in general Colds. thros swelling Of the glands,
rheumatism, stiffness OF The jont' aguc and fever &c nc
Immediately relieved Portable baths sent TO Of the
city of Brooklyn. O)cn from the till nine
o'ciok night suiphur Baths require hours notice
NIL Owls
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BARRY'S WIGS AND sCALPS.

BAhh1'S w ltS AMI SOhLfS.
C.. BARRY ARTiSTIN HAIR. FROM LONDON.
"A. The real Heads Of Hair sill stand above
all Others Their peculiar hight and ven,iating
being shaped erac,y the natural hair
their eIasticy and their and kmanshp,
well their style Of finish and all combine
form s,ch perfect heads Of hair thar they be be
fully appreciated.
of the Wig Making Taught in five les
See Of Bsnys Wigs and Scas which will
sssv the most asdious that he the and cheapest
ker the cty-6 Broadway, Of Liberty mp
Stairs Jj 2wsem
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CASTLE GARDEN

Performance to at eight O'Clock precisely.
Admission l2 for which refreshments will be
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

A kick from a man in a magnetic sleep !-The
Bunker Hill Aurora states that, last Monday eve
ming. in the town hall, Mr.. Dodds. the magne,i-
ser aud lecturer, wilied his "subjeci' to bring
him hat which lay upon the stage, when per-
son near by attempted to keep the ha, way from
him. AT this the Subject" took offence and
gave the said person q kick 10 the stomach, hich
took his breath away and caused him to faint
Boston Transcript.
Tie Bishops Oath.-The following is part OF
the sacred oath by which the Roman Catholic
Bishop is bound 10 the Pope-Iswear, that to the
utmost Of my power, will pereecuie, and bea,
down all bere,ics and enemies of my lord the
Pope, &c.
Kiiled.-A black bear 10 Boston. Cause-hit
bis head agsius, an axe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

0T Ire INDIANA LEGISLATURE adjourned last
Monday, after grierous sitting Of ten weeks
The members from this part Of the State have.
We believe, all got homo safe and sound. They
look sleek and fat, and we suppose they all pock-
ed three dollars day and had "roast beef" now
and then, while at Indianapolis. We would sup
pose from the looks Of our very particular friend,
David Hoover, lat a distance) tina, he must have
had "roast beef" all the tme,-he's in "pood or.
DER" and very pious withaI. We understand that
he condemns without stint oil the maneuvers.
,wistings and winnings Of all the members in
both branches Of the General Assembly, 10, oven
excepting his own dear self from this universal
| and Wholesale condemnation. How charitable!
He Gays they all done wrong; in the language Of
the prayer, he exclaims: ave have done those
things we ought not TO have done, and lef, undone
those things ought 10 have DONE and there is
no soundness in u.s." That comes pretty near the
truth, We think, il Mr.. Hoover did utter il. Ten
weeks have the Legislature been 10 session, and
for all the public good they have done, the mems
bers might as veil have been at home at the close
Of the frs, week. 352 acts, and 81 joint reso-
luiions, ut We have counted righD and the Lord
only knows how much 'c,asing-ous' work, have
been the proceeds Of their joint exertions. The
Indiana Journal bids the members Of the Legiss
i la,ure the following "farewell:"
"The Indiana Legislature adjourned o. yesteE.
day, the 18th, after . session Of ten weeks
weeks Of turmoil, weeks Of anarchy, weeks Of
treason, and weeks, too, Of Pleasantness for there
were those among the members from whom to
part 10 to part With friends near and dear to
| our heart-God bless them and theirs!
/ "The past has been q motley session, but, for
f veal or for woe, il 10 now numbered smoog tho
things that were. I,s record teaches much; and
the lessons Of its teaching vs shall endeavor, ia
/ good ,ime, to impress upon our readers"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

GTln consequence Of the severe illness of the
senior editor. the usual quantity and quality Of
editorial has come up among the missing. We
are happy to state that Mr.. Holloway is conval.
escen', and will, hope be able to re. mount tho
tripod mex, week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

GTThe Troy (Ohio) Times says that a man
was lined ten dollars by the court 10 that place,
Tor kissing = married lady; and adds. 81, may be
well to state, for the sake Of The girls that there
Is oct any law against kissing ,hem.,'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Never lend your umbrella; If you do. it will bs
sure TO rain for week, and just it will no
be returned to you until fine wea,her-if al all
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18
WHOLESOME ADVICE.

Hear, and learn TO be silent
BE silent, and lean TO unders
Understand, and learn TO remember
Remember, and learn to act accordingly.
All that you see, judge not.
All that you know, tell not.
All that you can do, do not-( except what's good)
By praying, you lose not.
By giving aims, you impoverish not.
By being unjust, you enrich not.
By lying, you profit not.
By profane swearing, you get disgrace.
Wealth lost, some lost.
Health lost, much lost.
Virtue lost. more lost.
Soul lost, oil lost.
Whenever you speak any thing, think well, and
look narrowly ,phdt you speak ,rhere you speak
srhen you speak; of ,rhom you speak; and to
,rlom you speak les, you bring yourself into grea,
trouble.
Some fellow in Rhode Island prophecies a fol.
lows: THE world will come to three ends this
wear, VIII. The end of the old charter p
The end of Dorrism in Rhode Island. 3. The
end Of MlIlersm in New England"
A gang of counterfei'ers were arrested at New
Albany, Ia, the lth inst, in whose possession
were found 1000 on Missouri Bank, $500
on Indiana Bank, and $4,000 on First Municipal.
ity Of New Orleans, all couuterfei,s.-N elrdrk
Sentinel.
c-Dean Swif, held the doctrine that there
were three places where q man should be allow.
cd speak without contradiction, viz: THE
bench, 'he pulpit, and the scaffold."
";'li let you off this time" the horse said 10
his rider when he suddenly caPsIzed him in the
mud.
Never lend your umbrella; If you do, it will be
sure to rain for week, and JUS, so sure 1t will no,
be returned TO you until fine weather-if al all
0The Troy (Ohio) Times says that man
vas lined ten dollars by the court 10 that place
Tor kissing married lady; and adds. 81, may be
we'll to state for the sake Of The girls. that there
Is uot any law against kissing ,hem.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

All let you off this ,me," as the horse said TO
his rider when he suddenly capszed him in the
mud.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

GrDean Swift held the doctrine that there
were three places where q man should be allow.
cd to speak without contradiction viz: THE
bench, she pulpit, and the scaffold.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Mr.. FoULKE's REsoLUTIoN.-The Indiana Jour
nal Of JAM 30, says: "Mr. Foulke's preamble and
resolution respecting the State Bank, having been
grossly misrepresented in the report Of the House
proceedings in Saturdays Sentinel, we publish
them entire, as tho bes. way Of doing ,ha, gen.
teman Justice"
WHEREAS, past experience proves, that SO long as
the State Bank OF Indiana is made the subject
of political warfare, il can never essentially
subserve the interests of the people for whose
special benefit II was instituted. Therefore,
Resolred, That the House will, tho Senate
concurring therein, recommend that the stock
holders Of the State Bank Of Indiana relinuuish
the Charter Of said Bank, and the same 90 into
liquidation with as little delay possible, con-
sisten, with the interests Of the people Of this
State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Inaugurasion.-Hon. A. Mou,on, Governor e
lect of louisiana. was installed into office, At N
Orleans on the Both ul.. 10 The presence of M.
merous concourse Of citizens, civil and military.
Among the distinguished personsges presenf,ws
the Hon. Henry Clay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18
PROPOSED DISTRICT CONVENTION.

II was proposed in the Palladium Of last week,
that the Wings Of this District hold a Convention
at Cambridge. on Monday, the first day of May
merit, for The purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Congress. TO be run by the Wings. The last
Wayne County Record contains the following
remarks on the above proposition
ave decidedly 10 favor Of the Conven tiou,
and for il being Cow en,ion fairly representing
the Wi, Of the PEOPLE. Such Convention
we shall always favor, and at all times stand rea.
dy TO support lis nominations.
1--WE would, however. suggest that the Conven-
ton be held here, lat Cenueville,l in place Of
Cambridge City. Take the District throug hout,
the point % Ps.haps as central as iha: of Cam
bridge CITY. To Union county il is moro So
10 Fayette county IL is about the same. Whilst
Henry county Is the only one that would be ben
emitted IN having the meeting at Cambridge City"
According TO our friends own showing, Cam
bridge is just abou, the centre Of the Dis
trci as Centrevie; and, therefore, there is no
particular difference, TO cow enience. in hold
ing the Convention al either Of the above named
places 1t is no material difference TO US where
the proposed Convention is held, so that il will
| accommodate the greatest number; for this rea-
son Cambridge was suggested, and we still think
ii is about the right place to meet; but should
editorial friends Of the Connersy lille Tele era ph
and Indiana Courier, agree with our friend Of the
Record that CenHevle will best suit the conve.
nience Of the Wings Of their respective counties,
we'll knock under.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Some fellow in Rhode Island prophecies as fol.
lows: 1.-The world will come 10 three ends this
wear, VIII. The end of the old charter. D.
The end of Dorrism in Rhode Island. g. The
end Of MlIlerism in New England"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

A fine drove Of cattle amounting to about thi
ty head, was lost in the ST. Lawrence while a
tempting 10 cross 10 Montreal the ice. Th
drovers escaped with some difficulty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Destructive Fire.-Daguerre's celebrated chem
cal pictures, which have been exhibited at Ne,
Orleans, with much success, were totally destroy
ed by fire on the 3Oih ul,.--loss $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

AmfM--There said to be two scrp,ur
proofs that females do not go to heaven. Firs
(Rev. xi, y "And there appeared a great wonde
in heaven; 10! a woman!' Second Qb. viii. ~
"There was silence in heaven abou, The space
half an hour!''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Earthquake at Washington The National To
telligencer states that eight shock OF an earth
quake was experienced in Washington, on Wed
neseay, about twenty minutes past ten O'Clock A
NJ. 1t was not generally felt, and perha ps would
have passed unobserved, but for The quicker per
cep,ion Of few individuals, who. having FIRE.
quently experienced the same sensation in other
countries, more promptly recognized it on its oc.
currence there.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Treasury Notes.-The amount of Trensur
No,es outstanding on the ! st inst, was Sll ,73l
327 of which SO, 722 ,s3I consisted of issues pr
or to the &C, of Jan. 81, 1912; S4,9S9,lO5
sued under The act of the above date. and SO ,OIe
800 issued under the act Of Aug. 81, 1912.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-22

Proposals 10 run week, also 10 commence at
Bayou Boeuf will be considered.
1858 From Elizabeth To Pocahontas, 10 miles aud
back once a week
Leave Elizabeth every Monday al a IN; arrive at
Pocahonias next Wednesday by Bpm
Leave Pocshontas every Thursday at a m; arrive
al Elizabeth next Saturday by 8 IN
Proposals foT service once IN weeks will be cons-
dered.
1854 From Fayetteville, by Stout's Mills, Onsols
Mills and Head Of Cove creek TO Natural Dam, As
miles and back once week
Leave Fayetteville every "Wednesday at a n; az
rive at Natural DamlneHt day by l2m
Leave Natural Dam every Thursday at l ? m; ar
rive at Fayetteville next day by Jpn
1856 From Jackson, by Williams's Strawberry
river to lizard h, 10 miles and back week
Leave Jackson every Tuesday at m; arrive at
lizard b next Thursday by IL IN
Leave lizard every Thursday al l m; arrive at
Jacks son next Saturday by pm
Proposals for service in two weeks will be
sidered.
1856 From Wilmington, by Aken's store ard
Duslons Mills Mount Ida, 50 miles and back
week
Leave Wilmington every "Wednesday at nj ar
rive at Mount Ida next dayby 4pm
Leave Mount Ida every Monday at m; arrive Al,
Wilmington next day by SPIN