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THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
We published week or two ago m ar
iIcle from the Spartan, complaining in
strong terms Of the Agent of the Rail Road
At Columbia. As an act Of justice 10 the
Agent VIC publish his reply,
As we stated that ice had heard com.
plants Of the Agent here, we have taken
the pains TO ascertain whether it was true
Or false, md we arc sustained IN our asscr.
lion by tho information received.
The Agent saws the fault is in the Mer.
chants, because they send for their goods
Without sending the money to pay the
height. Now, we have been informed by
One Of our oldest merchants that as far as
ne is concerned this is not so. He sta.
Ted that he had forwarded money TO pay
The freight on his goods bu, when his
wagons called for them they were told the
goods were not in the Depot, although he
mad received Information that they had
been put on board the Cars at Charleston
before his wagons left, that he was uaable
70 got bill Of his frcghts, and he under.
Stood he had also been charged storage.
lie Ia 80 exasperated ut the conduct Of tho
Agen, that had he any other resource he
would no, send his goods 10 Columbia
again.
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POST OFFICE.
$40 REV ARD.

Y OST On the 9Th instant, ia Charlotte or on
n the Statesvie road, between Charlotte and
nv dwelling house, a LARGE CALF SKIN
POCKET BOOK, containing considerable sum
Of money, the amount not recolected, among
which vas some twenty tens, and five dollar bills,
one three and one four dollar bill, and number
Of Notes and Receipts, among which aye the fol-
lowing
7 One Note on ]. s Davis, payable to f. J, Cam
non, for SllO,5O, due 3Oth January ls44.
One on ". 4 Sample. for al0O, due Jan, SAC.
Que on 4. BolIinger, for 81 due Nov s45.
Oao on do DO for $3.50, payable to Jas.
Bggart, due in ls45.
Ono on Robert Irwin, for S25, payable TO VIM.
J Alexander, due Jan. lS4S.
Oue on ". &. Lewis, for 90, payable to E. j.
Cannon, due 25th Sept, ls44
Onc on Ira L. Potter, for 80, payable to E. J.
Cannon. due 27th Feb. ls44
One on X, Sersev & George Ellotte, payable
to NJ. Cannon, due Nov, l4'h 1916,
One on Dr.. Thos, Caldwell, for $40, or s3l pay
able to J, VI. Alexander, with a credit Of S9,25,
due Jan. lS46.
Oae on J, NJ. Alexander, for sl4, some cents,
due Jan. lS46.
Three Receipts or ] 5. Means, as an officer
one for Sl04,2i; ono for s95, some cents; the
amount of the other not recolected.
One Receipt on John II Greer, as an officer
amount not tecollected, 40
One Note ON Martha Nicely & J. Price, for $40,
due April 1916,
One on John S Alexander, for 81 some CENTS
PAYABLE 10 me as GuardlLn.
Besides many others, not now reeollecied' Inc
opblir is cautioned aeanst trading for any of the
said notes. and the makers are nothed not to pay
Them to any one but myself will give Forty
Dollars reward to any one who will return the
Pocket Book with It's contents TO me, or to Leroy
81 -.
BATE IRWIN.
r-S To- 1916. 20J.
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va james B. Shepard, Esq. has been
nominated by the Loco Focos Of Wake as
u suitable candidate for Governor.

The SENATE of the State Of VIRGINIA,
being asked Ia give its assent To certain
Resolutions intended to operate upon the
Senate Of the Guitei States IN favor Of the
d" Notice" to Great Btlalp acted with dig.
nifty AMI independence worthy Of The an.
cicut fame OF thal Commonwealth The
Resolutions coming up for consideration on
Saturday were, after roiracied debate,
ordered to lie Oh tic table by a vote Of IS 10
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law Card.

ED SAFFOLD 81. NJ. BOILING wiIl prac
az. tice in the Courts Of Dallas and 10" nles,
and in the adjoining Counties, also IN the Su.
preme Court. Address, SaHold 4 Boiling, at
Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or Haynesvilie,
Lowudcs county, Alabaml.
Dsc I / ISIS. US
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Executive OFFICE
Raleigh, Feb. 23rd, lSi6.

Sin; | send you an article, prepared IN
accordance with the direction Of the leg.
stature, and designed, to exhibit the expe.
rleuce of the States Of the UHlon since the
year 1890, in regard to the cost or profits
of their Safes Prisons.
, Please publish it in the Star, and send
five copies Of the paper containing II, to
The Clerk Of the County Court ol each
County IN the State, Cor the use of the poo
pie Of his County, and request each Editor
of newspaper in tins State to give II onr
insertion, and forward his account to this
ciicc
Your obed't scrv't,
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was desired, with the hope of procuring
The returns of the year lsI5, which has
been in part realized, and waited until there
Is 40 reasonable ground TO expect addition.
al Information from official sources, the uu.
dersIgned presents the following as the re.
suit OF his Inquiries and researches.
In the State nc N,~,.
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TIE rENIrENTIARY

Ia io.duy's paper We publish an ,nercs.
ting article from Gov. Graham relnlisc 70
the Peni,nni;ary system, to which we IN.
y,,c the special attention Of our readers. II
will materially AID IN coming TO correct
understanding whether the plan will BE ono
OF advantage OF loss 10 The State.
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ALEX. X. MONTGOMERY, Agent.

w. The House of Representatives on
the goth instan, passed bill that men,
bers shall not receive mileage for construc-
tive lourneys--yoas $50, nays 10.
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WENTWORTH, J4a 30, l8i6."

va ExGuy. James Mcdowell has been
elected without opposition to Congress
from the Rockingham District, Va, to fill
a vacancy cocas,oued by the death Of Mr..
Tayi or
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NOTICE.

gnUE subscriber having heen appointed agent
IL of Stephen Pc,tAs at his Saw Mill, informs
the nubic that he Is ready aud willing TO MI al
orders for Lumber on toe shortest notice and low
eel terms. Those wishing Lumber Will please
send in their orders: ..,,,,ooD
Jan; 80, 1916; II"
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Charlotte
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM.

W There was an entire failure Of the
Northern mail on Tuesday, so thu, We
have no news from Washington later than
the 23d. Ga that day both houses Of Con
otess adjourned IA honor Of the 22d.
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sNoTE.-Gov. Drovn nf Mississippi in motto
ing similar complaint thaso, recommends the
erection ola Factory Of Woolrn or Coarse cot.
IONS IN the Pontentiary to AVOID suuh conpe,..
ton. Message Jan. 1915.
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Why are ladies bustles like Sir Walter
SCOTS Novels : Because they are fcti
,ious tales founded on reality.
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~ Col. Barringer will please nccep,
our hanks for sundry documents, aud the
map Of Oregon. lfCol. Barringrr could
furnish Us with Fremonts Report We would
take II as great favor.
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Il Medical Notice.

enOCTORS p. {. CALDWELL& THOMAS
xl{ HARRIS having entered into copartner-
ship IN the Practice Of Medicine and It's associate
branches respectfully olor their services as here.
lofcre to the citizens Of Charlotte and the sur.
rounding country, hoping by strict attention to all
eases committed to their care still to preserve the
confidence Of their numerous friends and patrons.
In slI difficult and tedious cases the attention OF
both will be given without any additional charge.
l7'Our charges will be such as will suit the hard.
ness of the times. One or both of US may always
be found at the Shop heretofore occupied by Doctor
Harris,
January 8, lS!6. u9
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Medical Notice,


EHAS located himself permanently at
III 81 Squire VIM. NJ. Matthews. He
hopes ~ astiduous attention to al! cases conhded
to his care, and charges in accordance Nth tie
competition he has 70 contend ,eh, to merit the
confidence and patronage Of the citizens Of Prom.
depcc Settlement and country adjacent. Persons
not acquainted with DR. s. are referred to the ctl-
IONS Of Union county, where he has formerly p'ac-
uced.
PrsriGsnee, Jan Il, 1916, l6H
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PhaiaHx Lodge No. 81. }

IHNrTUIt, Y, c.
II T regular meeting Of Phalanx Lodge No.
g. 81, Of Foe aud Accepted Nasons held at
their Lodge Room in Charlotte on the evening of
The ? ith February 1916 on the tcpor, Q. Commit.
tee appointed to inpestiga certain charges against
DgAiei " H'aiisf, member Of said Lodge. the
said Daniel VI. Walker, for grossly immoral and
unmss)nic conduct, was duly expelled from all
the rights, benefits and privileges Of Free Mason
~ and notice Ct the factorier d to be published.
{. ONERMAN, Secretary
Feb. 81, le4G.
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observation-disclosures.

The Rev. Samuel L. Southland has decli.
ned the call to be Assistant! Pastor Of Trini.
~ Church, New York. A person can
Judge of the disin,eres,edness Of the act,
when lie is informed that his present in
come IS only $1,000 per aunum, while the
salary he has refused, with house rent and
perqulsltes, are about $4,000, and this is
for life. The y. York Courier Gays, this
Is the first instance Of The kind on record.
va We learn from an advertisement, in
The last Camden paper that contracts is
wanted for delivering lumber for tho Rail
Road. THIS il another step towards com.
menclng their Road. The merchants as
well as others will rejoice when i, is com.
plcted.
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rHARRIED

On the 22l instant. near Spmerville, s c.
Mr. JOSEPH y BOYD, merchant OF Camden.
70 Miss SUSAN VI daughter Of the late Isaac
Thomson and neice Of --- Singleton.
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derable illumination upon this point. II is from
a late letter from, Mov,co

derable illumination upon this point II is from
late letter from Mexico
letter from Topic, dated the asth of April says that
Admiral Seymour, whose arrival at Mazatlan have
announced is concentrating at that port fleet which
will consist of the Congwood of 80 guns; the America
ana Gampu Of so guns each and other vessels Of
war OF smaller class but which will carry the total Of
the guns of that fleet up to 3a6 The Admiral has
sides four steamers at his disposal The Mexcans argue
on oss n, S. Is s to
one with them all along, and is certainly influencing
Their hopes CT success in the war with u.s."
The Oregon Treaty will dispel this illusion, and
peace or speedy extinction are the only alterna-
ives from which TO make a selection
II IS indeed surmised that Mr. Pakenham, after
the settement OF the Oregon question, will propose
ms mediation between the United States and
Mexico. But there will be no necessity for it, nor
do we suppose that without advisement he viii
hastily interfere.
We take occasion to announce, for reliable in.
formation, the indomitable bravery Of Hon. Seth
Barton, Solicitor of the Treasury, in a great VIC
tory he has recently achieved over Messenger in
his department. John Phillips, the messenger of
Chas. b. Penrose, was retained, Of course,
by Mr.. Barton, while his own confirmation
was held in abeyance but after the Senate had
approved him. there being no further danger of
ga fire in his rear" he boldly elected Mr.. Phil
lips and appointed Mr.. Isaac Ankeny. of Car
the moral courage exhibited in this removal, Mr..
Barton will stand exalted by an admirng posteri-
y. Examples like this are well adapted to shed
undylng lusre over the history of this administra-
ton. Our private opinion is, that it an ex-
ceedingly small pota tee proceeding. Mr.. Bancroft
has done nothing quite so small as this, though
we regard his prosecution of Captain Voorhees,
as persecution, unustified and unmeritcd, if not
absolutely tyrannical.
We shall probably have to begin soon to scour
up our old armor, and to take into hand certain
detergent officials in manner that will contri-
butte somewhat to the public service.
We learn that Kane Of the "Kane letter." has
succeeded to the place of Randall US District
Judge Of Philadelphia, and that he is nominated
for the office.
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WASHINGTON, June IL. 1886.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1916.
LUCINDA rerum ricissitudo-Jiscundum cognitu at
que auditie-Hussah
Yes, indeed. They are going to do it. There
was very strong report in town tonight at the
adjournment of the Senate, that they had agreed
to advise the President affirmativey upon the
protocol of Mr.. Pakenham-3S to TO- Adjourned
over to Monday. Certcs, when the question
comes to the proposition of MIR. Pakenham or
nothing, the following will be about the strength
Of that irresistible radical combination in the
Senate, which threatened in less than six months
to hurry the nation, nolens rolens, into contest
with the whole civilized world, upon the question
Of the annexation, nstanter, OF the entire Ameri-
can continent, with most awful squirting at
Hayti and the Island of Cuba-the following will
be the vote against concedng New Caledonia
and Frazer's river to be the rightfu property by
occupation and settlement of her Britannia Males
tvs subjects, TO witt
Mcssrs. Allen, who says the only impediment
TO settlement will be that the American Senate
may insist on the British government taking more
than Mr.. Pakcnham is willing to accept-Cass,
who IS supposed to be repentant, notwithstand-
ing his late incorporating attitude-Hannc-
gan, the most consistent, and unquestionaby
sincere believer in our title to the Russian line
Breese, who took his position in obedience to ILL
nos, without prcsumng to more knowledge than
his constltuents-Scmplc, who, after the endorse
meni of Mr.. Gilpns rhapsodies upon our "un.
transacted destiny" is bound to stand up to 81 40
Cameron, who is pledged to sustain the August
letter of Mr. Buchanan-Fairtield, who has gone
too far to reccde (uide the ten war steamers)-
Anterior and Jenncss, from indignation at the
Northeastern boundary being settled by Mr..
Webster-and our viglant Senator Dickinson.
who,. since his onslaught with the orator Of
Marshfeld, has become champion with the adj
vocates OF the "wholc or none"
Atchison is doubtful. He is man of calcula-
uon, though a fifty-four man. Westcott is "mighty
unsartin." He has way Of his own upon all
questions. Ashley, we think, will go the treaty.
~ me senate were full the vote would be most
propapiy 20 70 II, allowing two Of the doubtful to
70 win the majority; the minority, however, may
DC reduced 70 seven, and thus viii end the camor
o. p ~ ~ lruiy may we say in the language ofold
mouse, henceforth thy name is 81 49,"
This treaty will bring the Mexicans AT once 10
terms. The following paragraph throws const
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TABERNACLE,

IABFKNACLE.
MR. TEMPLETON will have the honor OF giving an en-.
1vA ertanmen consisting Of Of his most popular
songs with illustrations, on
"Wednesday Evening Merit, 18th inst,
being the last time his will permit OF his ap
pearance IN New York. to his projected Northern
tour amongst dozen songs in the Programme will be
thia beoved;" Beats heart" from the opera Of
La Bayadere As you through LIES journey wander" from
The opera Of the Bronze Horse BaladThe soldiers
star spangled banner and By desire 81 love her. how
love her. and "Od fowler" This entertainment will be
repeated Friday evening 10Th inst at the BROOKLYN int
tute Tickets SO be had all the music stores
jeI4 tire
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NAvAL.-The U. s. brig Truxton, Commander
Carpender dropped down to Hampton Roads
vesterday afternoon and will probably proceed TO sea
Today The following 10 list Of her officers Com
mander Edwd Carpenter Lieutenants, Bus rod w.
Hunter Otway II. Bergman; Purser, Geo. r. Cutter;
r A. surgeon, J. 8 Messcrsmith Passed Midshipmen,
j. p Bankhead q D. Bssell; Midshipmen L. 8. Bassett.
Isaac Briceland Passenger, Commander Alexan der
sdel Mckenzie. Letters have been received here from
the s. ship Jamestown, at Porto Praya, May 9th, all
wcL-NorJok Beacon, June IL.
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APOLLO ROOMS.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OF


THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE EAST
MR. ,LANGRISHE. having Just arrived from Europe
IA where he has appeared in all the principal cities TO
crowded and audiences private sorees
before the royal families of France and will appear
for the first time II Americas the above Room
way on THURSDAY, June 18th. and following evenings
wha splendid apparatus Illustrating the wonders of Natu
raj Magic and Experimental Philosophy On each evening
who has been engaged will appear for the first time in this
authors and also full aud Orchestra will perform
during the evening several Of the choice selections
from the favorte operas. ieI4 2ts m
THE ALLEGHANlANSr ectfully ounce that they
Will give their first CONCERT in New York at the CO
LlSEUM, $50 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY evening, June
H. 1916, commencing at o'clock Cards of admission fifty
cents, to be had At the music and the door,
Programme IN future papers jei4 2tsr
GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
THE long promised Mechanical Exhibition brou oh, to this
country by Mons George Tetz Of Paris wifi be open
ed to the public Monday next June 18Th and continue
open Tor the summer commencing evening
-, o'clock The antomsa are as large life consisting Of
Spanish Trumpeters the Amazing Duck of
rett Iambour the Dancing Lady Mademoselle Babete,
all large as lie and performing every act of vitality.
ADMISSION ~ cents ..eli 1wissrc
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HOWES CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS

vINHE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organic ed in
me united States, comprising $50 Men and Horses re
CURING % Carriages to the performers wardrobe mu
nclans, &c The company has attached it Eight Female
quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose new style OF Equestrian Feas peculiarly her own
cnsste and cassc her graceful and
sna the charming ngvste with which she chains her
ing feature q the arena IN hi, country The Popeto
I'VE newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring perform
the rropretors offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS
helr neigh feet and their weight 700 lbs. Mr..
Randall weighs 1872 lbs Mrs Randall the most enormous
E,sntess IN the world. They will appear Jack and the
bean stalk and he will perform extraordinary Of
strength and agility and will ride act The
will comprise Acts Of Horse manship Gym
nastc Exercises Classic Displays and
Equestrian Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master Mr.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
Der the Napoleon of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose on
are the most extraordinary
nile Act OF Horsemanship by Master Nixon Olympic EYer
Dy NJ whsis GcmPan led By the European
Rbogs Hsctsr and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS,
z; the CharotseI Of Phgbus Postung Gymnastics BY
brilliant Act Of Fencies of Proteus Mr. c. Howes in
Slack Rope Evoutions The Negro Minsrels with the mi.
mitabs Dan Emm their head The Original Banjo Meio-
DIST; With variety OF Others The whole Comprising the
my3l fire.
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TEMPERANCE IN THE MAYA temperance society
has been formed board the IT, g. ship Cyane, called
the Warrington National Temperance Society" Fifty
one Of the ocs and crew signed the total abstinence
pledge.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrpENT.-James Flora,
of New York. TO be consul of the United States for the
City of Manchester, England
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BROWNS REFECTORY.

DHTLADELPHIA.-For Ssle-The stock, fixtures, and
good will Of the above well known establishment To
person wishing engage in the business satisfactory
dencs will be Of its present successful prosecution
and capablity of further by good manage
The proprietor. wishing TO sell will offer bargain,
for cash. addressed apple made 70 Chess
with leo lWs m
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cused him OF special pleading md Was sorry
friend near him Orr. GordonS had fallen into
Mr.. GoRDoN If the gentleman accuses me of
specia pleading can but say he is guilty Of pettifog
gng
Mr.. HousToS.-It is a contemplate falsehood
BY getting mad
Mr. Horsros-A man who will tell faIsehood has
ho,sourase enough TO stand up to it,
me SPEAKER raped TO order, and
u.n l mousIoN sail he intended dsrespect to tho
sen'iemsh IRON Massachusetts, (Nir. Hudson
-. =, SILVER MEDAL
Mr. HUNT, OF New York moved TO suspe nd the rules
authorizing the President TO and 10 Of
the non-commssioned officers musicians and privates
who 50 gaisntiy fought in the battles of the and 9th
OF May on the MO nrande, a silver medal
ApJoURNMENr OF cosasrsx
Mr.. A. STEWART asked leave To submit resolution
that the two Houses Of Congress adjourn on the oath Of
July next Objection being made he moved susnsn
sion OF the rules but 1t was reiusedyeas 81 nays 81
not two thirds.
After several propositions had been offered for the
daily hour OF meeting, the House agreed 10 O'Clock
IScREAsE
Mr. BRISKERHoFr asked leave TO introduce a bill TO in.
crease the pay OF the rank and file of the that
OIL the volunteers and militia two dollars in addition
what they now by law allowed.
The House refused suspend the rules for the recep
ton Of the resolution.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT or rHE BATTLES
message received from the President of the Uni
ted States communicating official dispatches received
from General Taylor giving detailed reports Of the ope
mens between the Mexican and United States troops on
the Rio Grande which laid on the table and order
ed to be printed.
A the SOLDIER
ME- DAVIS, OF Mississippi. made Intellectual effort
introduce series OF resolutions. viz IL A gold medal
General Iayior Bronze medals, made Of the bombs
thrown into Fort Brown and the field pieces captured
The nearest friends of those who were wounded and
nave since died 70 be thus honored sword of honor
Two or three private bills were passed. and at twenty
minutes past three o'clock the House adjourned.
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ONE PRICE ICE COMPyNY.
OTrIcE OF THE CRYsTAL LAKE Ice CoMpANY,l

meeting Of this Company, held y this Office, the fol-
IA lowing Resolutions were unanimously adopted -
Resolved That the fair rating price for Ice de-
lvered from CARTS this city, i8A 100 bs and
this Company will neither through
the whole Of this
Received That this Company will with any ndi
vdua at this price and adhere to the for length Of
time, from one to i've years
Resolved That the of abuse and unhandsome
ment By drivers towards customers reprobaed BY this
pany and driver IN their employ subjectng himself
complaint this mt shall be punished BY immediate
discharge.
This Company have invested in this business s35 o They
secured during the winter ample supply of
psresr ICE Their Texas Oregon and California each
bringing 400 tons daily plying between their Lake
this city, supplying 81 employed in distributing il
throughout New York aud its suburbs.
Every contract made by TN, Company will all hazards
board the barges Cathar'ne Market Eas River at the
ieis a.re w. N. xNDREws. ASeas. - Burning Slip