davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
Tue FAST TRoTTrNc HORSE wAsHrNcToN WILL

THE FAST TROTTINC HORSE WASHINGTON WILL
stand for tho ensuing follows:--At
Caleb Weeks Hotel, Jamaica L. every day except Mon
days and Tuesdays when he will stand at " Pettts.
South Hampstead, Ii.
Season to be paid in advance ANY parting
with insured will be held accountable for the in
money unless no makes 1t satisfactorily
that the not with foa Good pasturage provided
for mares from distance The has authority to
alter the above terms.
Pedigree 4c.-WashiRgton Is beautiful bay ten years
old this spring G hands high with black legs and
tall He has great share Of bone and Of great
muscular strength He by the trotng horse Ma
poleon his dam by Mambrno Napoleon was got BY young
got by Ia Of Mambrno his dam Imported
Messenger, his dam by Duroc the sire of American
Eclipse. Commander was got by Commander Ia of I'm
ported Messenger his dam by Light Infantry Tho sub
scriber deems further pedigree unnecessary As evil
refer to bis great match with kembe Jackson last fall two
The distance three mile heats to go h.
The course heavy In places stlock Deep
This considered TO bo Of the best record
speed OF his iustrious progsnitors Centrevile H. 1.
TrottiDg December 18th, 1850 three mile heats lbs
wagons Conkn names b. h. Washin gton; J. Whelpey
names oh KembIs Jackson Time first heat-frst milo
3o4 800 third 3 by Washington in gailans
style Washington obtained the first premium in lS47
the Suffolk Agrcut 1ra F. h held lsp the be
horse in Suffolk county Washington half brother
Black Harry elsons Colt and Rhode Island three OF the
finest oers At present thu turf His very pro-
missing and will be matched against of the
On the 1th OF November 1851 Mr. Smith Burrs two
old FLY, (Rose OF Washington) by Washington Mr.
jackson Nichols two old colt (Ameriean Eage) by
Castus Clay In match for 5000 mile heats IN harness.
There number his cots equally PROMISING
JOEL CONkLIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

u ns1sd low prices
l-IarmeIs Nooni, by VIM. Mount. Price 81
2-Sn Walter Raleigh Parting from his Wife 81.
3-Sparlinu Paint Inv r w Fdmonda q IA
THE Jolly Flat Boatmsn. Painted by J. G. Binx-
t-Ths Capture of Major Andre. Painted by A. B. Du-
rand. 81 80.
6-oussn Mary Signing the Death Warrant Of Lady Jane
lame Page Slender and Shallow Pair ted by LESLIE 81.
Sen Marion Inviting British Officer to Dinner. -
10-Caus Marius upon tbs Ruins Of Carthage. 81.
The above ten engravings when taken together will be
furnished at the low price Of ten dollars sold separately
ut the price affixed.
Orders enclosing q remittance for all
Cravings will be sent to any address the United States
free of expense
$50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
FINE ARTS


f1HEAP FOR CASH OR GOOD NOTES.-THE EST
- thing for the Crystal Palace series of large naton
al pictures representing althe thrilling incidents
for and the lite of sale
be used us diorama Address Fine Arts He
raid Off 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

MACON FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-A VERY
w handsome light wagon, with enameed leather top
is nearly having Teen used only three times Can bo
seen at H. RAFFERTYS coach repository, No. IS Canal
asra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

BESIDES this the banks have real estate, 81 252 $50 A.
loans stock, So, a94. se5 62 loans mortgages,
sS4sls42 IA, and other assets-making total in move
ment and dead weight of liabilities exclusive Of capital
SIS 94S, 3O2 SO, and assets $43, 355, 1872 81.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and vslus
Of certain articles exported from this port during the week
ending and including Saturday June H. 1868, dstin-
goshrg the destination and extent of shipments each
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

XI0IIhN PIANOS ar AL B8oADwAY-A LARGE
IN assortment Of pia from tho celebrated house az
ballet D"vs& Co, Boston; aleo the we'll known insru-
mtpts 81 W Ladd Co. with FULL supply If now and
second hand pianos Of various makers sa at very low
prices, Planes TO lot, LINCOLN n THOMPSON, No Al
broadway. ~
MUSICAL JNsTRy CIT oN.-ONE on TWO PUPILS
u1 viii be ihsrue'cd tbo panoforte by you lacy.
Aooresf W e.. Herald 0fce. Terms shonid they In
srnctod 81 her own Residence quarter CURED 10
piAN0FORTES FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN. --SUPE-
a nor Ii.A0s siso, s.Josu Aaud. 1sM 80 L.
$500 Two exsesnt Msodsons 81 reduced prsea ss Ne ia
Orasgs street, falton-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
MARBLE AND ALABAsrER sTATUARY ANpvAsEs.

MARBLE AND ALABASTER STATUARY ANDvASES
m WIN. IRVING CO, auctioneers will sell at auc
ton ON Tuesday and Wednesday, June IA and Is, at O1
O'Clock each day splendid stauary boy and
dog Venus in shell Bsbe Mercury, Titian's Venus
Love and Psyche Bacchus and number OF other superb
classical figures ard Also splendid assortment of
bsrdigo agate yellow Of Sienna and verde
of various styles and sizes Hebe Medic Gothic Gre
clan and Roman Hastily carved in alto and b.sso reeyo
Pompeii urns and for halls rarors inches &c, Ro
AMI Npotsn tazzas and card receivers supported
doPhns and with grape leaves serpent
handles large fruit DC flower Ice aud
vestal temples Mosaic centre and side tables richly nld
caDdletcks Of animals, lions pedestas
copias baskets and great variety Of other fancy
articles useful and ornamental Heavy sterling English
plated ware tea sets castors cake baskets trays
butter coolers baskets &c. Papier macLie goods
Lronzes china, glassware &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Excess Of imports exports 81 0S6 962
portion of this weekly is Offset by remttsnces
OF stock securities and probably good portion Of the
balance by the exports of merchandise from other ports
in the country, over and above the imports Nearly
every other port in the Union has large export trade,
compared with its import trade WITH perhaps two
exceptions New York is the only port Of entry where
the importatons exceed the exports Returns, there
FORE showing the value of the imports and exports Of this
port criterion of the condition position Of
foreil trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

WANTED-A FIRST RATE SADDLE AND Birdie,
" that have been but little used ANY having the
above to dispose of will find purchaser by addressing
Byaz Herald office, stating terms and where they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

n b. BLEECKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sae Of valuable property on BERGEN Heights, imms
diatsly contiguous to the Jersey City reservoir-T
Blocker Co. will sell At auction, Wednesday, June
at o'clock at the Merchants Exchange New York two
hundred and ty lots OF ground beautifully situated
near the Five Corners within two miles Of Jersey City by
omnibus route and within five minutes ride by railroad
and 200 yards from the depot of the Paterson Railroad
The ground duatns and commands extensive views Of
Newark, the Haokt nsack River Bergen aud WeehAwkin
Height and the Adopting country 40 The soil Is ricb
and FERTILE and the natural drainage perfect that
cellars be mnde almost lot The reservoir will
furnish an abundant supply Of water to the entire
property Seveptyh five cent OF the purchase
nay remain ON bond snd mortgage a. six cent three
sst bidder For photographic and other information
apply NJ The ocs OF the ausoneer II Wall street.
Of Bread.
WAGONS, ROCKAWAY, BUGGIES AT AUCTION
w Wednesda June 15 a II O'Clock Ut Dey street
ner Of Greenwich single and double seat old and
new buggy with sliding and seats,
single and double sets of harness. whips, reins. DC.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Auotioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

DoosEVTLT AND BRIDGE STREET FsRRY-TBE
N damage done to tile the foot OF Ddye strest
hing repaired the above ferry viii running on
Monday ooSt The 1871 inst ~ sst crs boats
provided two Thiou will ply coastptt'y from
four O'Clock In tho morn Till ten O'Clock ~ night after
which time me boat will be hep, constantly runninr o
muiai,n and other tickets be had The ferry
houses OF Brooklyn Nee York t.rs Ne thoss
OF katharine and Wall street ferries All tickets Issued
BY this oompaoy except communication tickets will taken
~ The Catherine and Wall street ries and the
~ tbn sad ferries i'll he received this ferry Nv hs
fsrry 0Maxsa /. r.As vo NJ
as Of Brooklyn ard IFS suburk and Ter ~ NJ
various cemeteries Long IslAad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

WAGON FOR sALE-CAN BE SEEN AT THE CAR
w rage factory Of Lockwood Gillian Of Third
and 127th street. Harlem 1t Is never having
been used and made t. order Price $50
GEO. w. JENKINS, N Y Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
7 SHALL SILL AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY AMI

T SHALL SILL AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY AND
i Wednesday. the 2Sth and 18th of June my collection
which Is exhibition in Brewsters marble buildings
No. 629 Broadway of curious mechan
sm pre- Of great size brancy sculpture
original paintings mosaios carving, coral pearls lava
from 1865 to 1900 The famous Victoria clock with Cance
miniatures and watches in rings specimens Of art and in
geDny Of which have been in the possession of the
crowned heads and nobility Of Europe This Is alto yeher
the most unique and wonderful collection that
offered for sale in America Catalogues be had in the
rooms, and also of Leeds Co., Ne. Wall street The
czer Of New York and the connosseurs and amateurs
from Boston and Philadelphia cordially invited
anime these splendid ouriostes and gems 81 antiquity
KM C. NOON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

CINEON DRAPER WILL SILL AT AUCTION AT
the Merchants Exctsnge on Monday; June 2sth, LOG
tons of copper about 30 cent in richness from the
GcCucck Copper and Gold yiniug Company. Samples
be seen at their ofhce No 81 Merchants Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

NHOICE WINES, BkANDIES AND SEGARS, AT
~ auction-J. L. VANDEWATER will sell this day, at
M O'clock at ths sales Wall street, the stock Of
gentleman going Europe consisting part Of wines Ma.
Pret Caston vintage 1874 Marelle and various other
Lmeleon pagnes Bonzy and other brands gin whs-
key also, 200 900 assorted brands; to be
sold n account OF whom it may concern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
1yApINEr MAKERS STOCK AT AUcr1oY;-y l

NAB!NET MAKEk'S STOCK AT AUCT1ON-J., q;
~ VANDEWATER will sell on Thursday Juno 10, at 10a
O'clock st the of Hudson aud Charles streets the
tire stock Of Mitchell Esq, consisting In part of rose
wood mahogany and black walnut suites covered in broca
tee plush hair cloth rosewood marble top pier centre
bureaus wahsand spring scat chairs bedsteas exten
sion tables &c The whole Of the above stock has
ufacued pressly for private sales and be fully de
pended particular both to style and
ans Every lot to be sold without the highest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

OAKLEY WRIGHT, AuCTIONEERs, WILL sELLON
" Tuesday June a. At 10 ec ok A. M at the late
dpce of Major James Davis deceased (ths we'll know,
borse daalerJ Crow HILL Of mile south of tas
frat toate the jamaica plank d Bedford sups
rior bay stallion sired by s.. lawrens one Superior gray
rsges buggies harness furniture pough posts
rails uu ber &C. by order Of Jesse c. Smith Esq Surro
OF Kings county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

EIRECRACKERs. SEGARs, LIQUORS AT AUCTION
This day ut 10Y o'clock Mt 81 Dey street. Of
wich of late arrivals sugar gin
other jams quinces pickles. estsup pep
corks brandy wine segars tobacco
cracker RS, DC. WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

and otephea Dearb declared duly elected can
didste for Railroad Con, mi, sioner.
MIR. Robinson Of Concord from the Committee
Resoutiots reported rbe following series -
al Resolved That teiteTate devotion 10 the
great primo PIES aod for wbicn The democratic
party of the Union have been confendiDg for the last
quarter Of century sod which have the settled
policy Of the beog recognized and acku Sl@ged
AZ sound Add wise by large pr ion Of political oppo
rents.
Resosed That cotdial ' approve Of tie prn.
ciples 30 eloqueny uIcted by TUE President the
United states N MS late inaugural address believing
thsm TO be sound udioious AID dem, ADD that
hey are faithfully carried Ia the practical admins
Ation OF the go,erun,ept believe tbsy viii
bey cannot Tall " result in benefit the
,upuy. and In III. promotion OF me cause u liberty
ndrepubicsn pr ncipe- here and elsewhere
3. Resolved, That, with ferp.ct xreat national
sues presented BY he esou'onr ADOPTED ~ the late
ktolni Democratic Convention a. Baltimore upon
tich the tecent IIe-je tia election . oriod Nv
meht AID won the democracy of New Ham p.hiru re
main unchanged that Ne ,efsersts our at'hch
the Constitution snd the Uuiop aud our host;y to all
psres movements having tendency to ~oasen the
adey Of am portion OF the seope 20 those geat -ae
Rus-ds 81 rgnts ard lib. rites that se RECOGNIZES the
eQwAl rights NJ all the S'ates under the Consultation,
tbe'r poser establish each fot itee without bis
moessaop toe people Of tbs otssr Jtstss
such domestic Institution they mag dssa bsst e. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

fellows Prom Honolulu. eoa7to 81 from IAhaina.
sls,sbs 10 from Kawaihas %, $50 10 from Ksslakes
kuA, sl0os Is from Hlo, S227s II from Kauai and
Nihus, s7,S7S 6o-total, sl29, olS.oo.
As supplies furnished to shpping:-At Honolulu, lit
merchant vessels ct Of $3.50 each go ct
Honolulu 226 whaling vessels ct average Of 500 esch
sac 100 at Honolulu of var, 5000 ct LAhaiua,
e46 at Hio sle 12s at other ports s60O-l27 e3s
Grand total, s257 251 90.
The London Times, OF the Slst May gives the following
list Of the arrivals Of specie 1t that port the previ
Gus day
Asia. from NeW York .fl23 900
La Plata, from the West Indies, gold $4,000,
silver fl47 coo. 23s 900
silver eco 600 .....e....,...... $40 900
Northumberland, from Melbourne, 17,054
Cheepside from Sydney, IL COS or gold ..... Al 4S0
Lydia from sydney 10000 gold. .......... 10000
Windsor from sydney 20 718 OF gold ........ 50 $40
NAV Queen from Portland Bay l62 or. gold 49, $50
Total. .............f93 4 100
In ADDITION to the above, the Black wall, from Port
Philip the 22d OF February, has arrived, and is
nored to have about f24o, 900 board in which
the total will be raised to hesrly fl, 100000
Henry Perkins, Esq, who has for long period been
the Cashier Of the Hartford Bank has been elected Pres
dent Of that Institution, in the place Of David f. Robin
son, ESQ, who declined a election.
The folio wing is the situation of the banks Of New Or
leans the 2sth day of May, 1853 sgreesbly to the
official statement =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
THE rEHRsES

L'fBRY BoAT-NYsCK AND TARaYroYN TO
T. meet the trains that leave Nos yQrSat IA N 10 .
through ~ cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
SPORTING.

noG LOsT.-A BLACK AND WHITE NEWFOUND-
- land pup three months old; strayed from No lgl
lroome street ANY person who will return the Same 60
the above premises, will receive fvo dollars reward
DOCS FOR sALE-Two ST BERNARD AND NEW
- homeland dogs three black terriers and Wo
catch terriers Can be at 80 Great Jones street
Charles Spaniels Newfound snds Scotch aud I'm dish
terriers, &C. Warranted puro. N, B.-Choce cabbage
plants Inquire at 205 Water street.
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR sALE-A FINE THO.
~ Ioughbed Newfoundland dog Is montbs old Inquire
ut 3lb hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

DRY GOODs.
DREss GOODS, VERY Low, AT THE BowRRY
Is 3D. These goods are part importers Stock which
From the same stock we have also
1h,G00 yards barege de laines at Is
l0,Oo9 yards fine French ginghams At Is and Is Cd.
Toile do bsse, linen ginghams, 60;
..ss IS $40 and So Splendid Grape 'h'"'
at So $40, s1a SIS and SIS '''p' 'HA'"
splendid assortment Of
Lace aud muslin drapcrics,
Every thing Married in plain hsures-prce hxed-every
Our business this spring exceeds all former and
~ c, the Bowssy Savings Ing STORE, r -
Proprietors, Managers, and Directors
Of tho first quality ostimported acd for sale low
Importers, 12O Liberty street. up stairs
lust RECEIvED AN INVOICE OF BLACK LAcEs
q for trimming mantlas 20 per cent loss than usual
prices also scars shswls points aud mantlias to which
we invite special attention. A. KERR q Co,
77 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street.
MADAME vETAULT. NO. II, BROADWAY, UP
1 stairs has just received, steamer Atlantic
s.r.ment OF new spring goods.
MADAME PoTIfR FROM PARIS, NO. % LrsPE-
I pard street has just received full assortment
French ombrcdsrcs all ready made, whea she
...s At rasonatle prices.
MAS1II rs --aCLyNLUX BELL INVITES THE
h Nt 49, - Ne ladies TO HE splendid assortment Of
tie ysoss smraer.a Work 10. s.aw n a,G
country, IN the latest Partisan stylos-v1 the Montiio
10 msntion the whole Of which he offers reduction o
twenty psr che original prices hs establish
ment IS Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER = HENRY II.
LEEDS CO will sell this day, Tuesday, June a. atll
beautiful first class patinrspored expressly for pri
yate and to be sold without reserveby Van Dyke.
Krasbeck Levin, Charles Nef and other celebrated
teIs also about twenty beautiful oil PAINTINGS Of the
class paintings by IF most celebrated ner
artts 60 The collection is unusually fine and will
be sold to the highest bidder, (227)
inert and second hand furniture worthy attention Of
dealers and Others Chairs tables, bureaus sofa bed,
tedstads feather beds carpets stoves fire board
&c A. IL O'Clock covered in good order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
DY JOINS nENRY-THIs DAY AT IO,s O'CLOCl

pY JONES HENRY.-THIS DAY, AT l01s O'CLOCK,
ID at sales 10 Spruce street boarding house furniture
Of descriptions beds bedding carpets
&c couch bedseads mahogany and fancy chairs
sofas one set dining tables Cor stable SALE by virtue of
execution at II oclock-Ten half cheats OF sunpowder
and young Hyson tea segars lot of tine cut chewing
tobacco four meat and double barreied gum by
order Of VIM. Cook, constable. N B-Advances in cash
nnfn itura
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

10 whole number Of votes cast ............ 2o1
ecesf airy TO q choice. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lag
sthanie Baker Of Concord, had .............. 173
taac Ross, OF Hanover had ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
rael Hunt Of ka,tua had .................. q
Ina p. Weeks OF Canaan had Observation-Disclosures. 10
VIM. Prescott, OF Concord. had .............. 13
Samuel Webster of Barnstesd, had IL
Edmund Bufks. of Ne wport, had .................
Beia Nettletou Of Newpors, had.................
John l. HAdIey, of WesIe, had ..............
w. Duncan, OF Hanover. had Observation-Disclosures.
John Wells, of Exeter, had ..................
Dyer Sanbors Of Washington, had. ............. l
John SULLIVAN, II Exeter, had ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
~ bhbcAb, phu
Edmuni Burke had ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
and Hon Nathaniel 3. Baker accordingly declared
duly elected democratic candidate elect for Governor Of
the State a New Hsmeshire.
On molten a Mr. LYPoRD OF Bernstead the nomination
OF Hon Nathan Ell 3. Baker candidate for Governor
was declared 10 be .nDous
On motion of Mr. BRows Of 0ssipee the Convention
proceeded to make choice of candidate for Railroad
Commissioner. with the following result
Whole number az votes cat .............. 249
Necessary for choice ......................1 25
Stephen W Dearborn Of Exeter had ........,.., AS
MaIh Noble Of some,sworth had .............. "a
Levi Tucker, Paistow had .................... 26
Ctepnen D-rTDofn ndu 4
Ji,ob Morse had Observation-Disclosures. :. 1
Albert Mexican had Observation-Disclosures. /
Adam Chandler lad ............... ..............
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
RE WARDS.


ST 900 REV RnwA M DypEochAMATTo n, MAIoHs
there Is reason to believe tina. Ann McEIroy young
body was found in the East river the hfth
Of city Of Neg York do by virtue of the autho
one dollars fer the arrest and conviction Of
such reward to he paid the certificate
torney that the conviction had the information
testimony Of the party parties claiming
claim which is not presented within twenty after
such conviction will be regarded.
JACOB A. wEsTERvELT.
cox REwARD.-sTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
~ on the morning of the llth inst between and
o'cock, bay mare l4 hands high switch tail her back
little chafed two three white back limbs
with swelling hind les, the air the hind fet-
locks hair cbafed of the back of head the
RICHARD JACKSON, 10 stanton street
G70 REWARD-THE PERSON WHO TOOK FROM
lO the store no l49 Fulton street the coat au vest
will receive the above reward by returning through
Port Office the note which stopped and other douonts
as they are no use whatever to the holder.
O. REWARD.-LosT OR STOLEN, ON SATURDAY,
C the 18th inst in tho market Atlantic street. 8rook
lyn white poodle dog the Of julie Any
person returning said dog to 40 Willow place. BrookIyn
shall receive tho above reward and quegtons asked
All harborng said dog will be dealt with according
to law.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-06
For the London Free Press.

owe understood t.at company is being organ.
lied at this place Cor the purpose of purchasing
steam Boat about the size. and to be built after the
model of the steamer Hiwassee to run on Claigs mill
Pond during the fishing season. It viii ply regH-
larlv between the SawmiIl and Lowry's bridge. AZ
ter the fishing is the boat will he tied
behind a baggage Wagon and transported to the
waters of the. Conesauga. Athens Post. 1a
Since the above went to press the Stockholders
have determined that it will be more proffta to
cut a canal commencing short distance abov the
Bridge thence in straight line to the office of the
Post thence in zg-zag direction to all the princ-
pal doggeres (of which the town abounds 1.-THE edit
or being the principal stakeholder in the concern
This motion carried by large majority.
Should the next Legislature pass prohibitory
law and the sale of baldface be rut off then it is fur
Their agreed by the holders that they will attach
wheels to it and run the cncined plane from tue
Depot to the Office oecasionly to take in freight
whenever bottle can be fannd. The aforesaid Ed
tor unanimously elected pilot, being more fully
acquainted with the wharfs ard ports of entry. We
wish them all in their great enterprise as we
have always admired enterprise for the public good
~3..sF NUFF SAID.
Charleston, Tenn. ..-.