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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
John II. on, p4F.
John McCleary as Admir- of Mary OFT, deed,
and as Admir- de bonis non with the Viii
annexed Of John Hooper, decd, Joseph
Showalter, Executor of Elizabeth Showal-
ter, decd, who was Adm'x ofJoseph Show
alter, decd, and the said Joseph Showalter
in his own right as an heir ofJoseph Show
alter, deed, George S. Viewer, Casper We
yer and John l.. Viewer, Ex'ors Of Jacob
Viewer, decd, who was Ad'mr Of Joseph
Showalter, deed, John McCleary and Jane
his wife, John Fishburn and Eliza his wife,
Lewis b. Wysong and Harriet his wife,
Jacob d. Showalter, Louder Compston and
Caroline his wife, r.. X. Burns and Ann
Rebecca his wife, William Showalter and
Elizabeth Showater, heirs Of John Show
alter. decd, Randolph kownslar and Mary
his wife, Charles II. Mathews and Eliza
beth his wife, Edward Colston, Sheriff, AID
ministrator Of John Showalter, deed, and
William Showalter, decd, DTS
Charles III. Mathews and Elizabeth his wife,
and John McCleary, pltbs.
against
John II. OF, David Ii. Conrad, and Edmund
l. Lee, dts.
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0gaiirtst

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
Smith Miller, Pst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
Legal NOTICES.

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
John II. OF, phG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

puJls1ed eUery Th,rsdoy Morning IN 1fartins-
turg, Berkeicy County. pirginis, By
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

f~-ApvgHTisenESTs will be inserted At 8 per
sa4fc fer three illness aud IS cents per square for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
gnsuranlr.
Mutu

CIRE INSURANCE.-Th Mutual Insurance Com
psny OF the City Of NewYors, Office No. 81 form-riy
No 52) Ws-sThs Directors have the satisfaction TO in
form he public thai gil claims on this Company occasoned
y the aie ere. and all other claims, have b-1
ad iused and paid full they deem prop. ldd
bat eihou have bean Coepha: impaired by
the late osses The Company have still securely invested
car:tsl OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHIf-FIFE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company contuue Insure against loss or damage
by FIRE favorable terms 81 similar Institutions IN Ills
city.
The Company commenced business n l7s7 on the cid
Mutual System and Continued II up 10 the year 1902 when
the Muna plan was abandoned and charter ohai.
retaining the orgnal but inappropriate nars" as the slE
fine Company since hst period has been based OF an
IsyEsTEp CAPT. divided into shares OF fifty dollars each
BY order. GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-York, Ociobgr2fth 1915 oSot cod
INSURANCE AGAINST FIKE by The United
States Fire Insurance C5mpsny-Oidce retnoFed from
No g. TO 60 Vsls Tus Company continue to Insure
sgains, oss and damage by fire the u-ua rates OF
MUM. j. L. ~" Nf> fi"t.lrut-
JAMES WuKtE, Secretary. s23 Inn
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.wer the charges. Mr.. Shepherd said the answer /.

swer the charges. Mr. shepherd said the answer d
q not guilty"
Mr.. Shepherd remarked 70 the Cour. that hs no:
ready owing 10 the absence OF two important Witnesses
TO proceed /, finally decided TO adjourn 70 Wed
neaday. 18Th inst. which leaves The disposition Of ice
subject 70 the pe~ Board.
CoURT or COMMON PLgAs-Defore Judge Canoeoe.
AHdyeao Ltte rs JOHN BLaA-Tne defendant Il u con
tended car,od from .orne lots belonging 70 Mr. l. pc
tween 34h and 18Th t.s and 9thavenue, large
Of sand arc action Is brought 10 recover me ss,se
defeoce II Ia s-erred tina: Ar b. puIcns'ee o-S ~
and paid him for such at the rate Of Sd load e.ae
hi. foyenoon For P!ainas M Plat For defendant
NJ 1 s.arlPa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

In the SENATE on Monday number of bills We're
ordered to q third reading. Mr.. HARD introduced
a bill In relation to the N y. and Erie X. Run
dersood to be the in nature as the one defeated
In the House last week--which was referred 10 be
reported complete The h1la Incorporating the Troy
Vulcan Association, md the Troy Gas Light Co.
were laid on the table. pending discussion on
striking out the individual liability clause in the
former The bill making the State assume the
Dansville Slip and Basin was referred TO be reported
complete.
In the ASSEMBLY the Ambient bills were taken
up and passed.
Mr.. RArHpuN reported complete the bill TO con-
soidate the offices Of Agent and Keeper of the Mt.
Pleasant and Auburn Prisons. Laid on the table on
motion Of Mr.. STEVENSON
Mr. FULLERTON reported completely his hill
in relation TO the organization of the militia. Mr..
HALL submitted his bill as minority report. Both
bills were laid on the table and ordered printed.
Mr.. TITus reported new bill, to submit to the
People the question of Aboltshing Capital P"ntsh-
nent Mr. BLoDcErT moved to print five times the
usual number of copies of this Report agreed to-
Mr.. ]. MILLER submitted Minority Report on the
same subject, md five times were also ordered
printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
FARM FOR -ALt-L'seiy DE

q y Y y
~ residence OF Nicholas Smith deceased, pleasantly ST.
uaed on Tie side o. the RSrtsl riyeT. about !!
miles south Of New Slnswck containing III scres more
consisting OF about ~ ri meadows, lair pro-
portion OF heavy v-oodan the remainder arahc lard,
a.ge portion OF winch il IN high Of vHion ana
well wRsred. There is the fsrn good dwelling house
of s.ze barn and o1er cubWainsi. appie
.nd reach orchsrd, IN full N-arug anJ ay,ety OF
.Tu The besIty and heahiup.ss OF 10 ,iiutoo
richness Of soil and siaPtness 10 h ssng Of truck and
pesch lsr with is proximity 10 n" New Runs
wick and New York markets, renders hts farm we'll worth
The attention Of the gentleman and practical! Ia irsr
For farther particulars inquire OF Nicholas RosrGm or J.
s. Van Dyke. Es9rs ut the M1n.nn-House New hruns-
WICK; D. " Smith. I0 Midashst SfooElyG, L. u or Of
,siah Smith. Sufols county, L. |. Dhs 1rl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
STATS q BARKER,

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
No l79 Rro1i:pGy (directiy opposite Hotrnrd H0se)
- B. are now receiving large and elegant assor
y ment Of spring and summer Goods, which they will
make up the fashionable styles al their us
ell reasonable prices.
Srsngers and others he supplied with very superb
or article OF READY MADE CLOTHING
Blue brown and black cloth Dress and
FrOck Goats wv 10 60 cu
saxo Guha Cashnere,t Peto Coats 90 to II 90
Tweeds Kerbans de Lain Sack Coats...." 80 to pO
Pants Of Cashmere. Linen Drills, &c &C.. 90 10 "
VESTS Of White Mars. Cashmere, Silks &c. 60 10 ~
Overcont-R light and beautiful Tweeds. Ssxo Goihas
and Cassimeres, for travelling Overcoats
Also a general assortment Of furnishing articles, VIZ
Cravs,s Stocks Ties Shirts Collars Gloves Suspenders
silly and COTTON Under Shirts &c sc. mig SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

Tue "NRwEo DIRK We are pleased 10 announce that
the steamship Newlork which reported yesterday
ms being in Wdcr's bayou ON the Goth instant has been
lowed out and proceeded on her voyage The towboas
S0uthencr and Somerve went 10 her assistance aud
got her out on the 23d, about o'clock A. 81.
y. o. Pic. Ap. %.
The ship Ambassador. Captain Hadley arrived at this
por, yesterday from Liverpool, bringing papers the
9th ut her day OF sailing. She touched nj Apsachicola
on her passage. y. q. Pic. April -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

BOARDING: SCHOOL.-Irving Institute, Tarry-
ID town, ~ Y.-WiLLIAM i. LyoN A. NJ Principal
snmrner season. commences fra. Of May. To those who
desire TO place Boarding School, the advantages
offered a. his lusuion believed equal not superior
TO auv L. has been successful! operation eight years
The location deli rh1l and sAuhous Is convenient o ac-
Gees from cy. The edce Is ccmmcdious and comfort
abe-ihe psygrounGs ample snd dscnunrcted from Inc
village The governmental efficient but mild reese m'ns
h of a regulated Chrilan family and no Day-scho!-
srs are received the ssuary influence OF lam
lily training. 49,,
and perfect the pupil the branches studied but 10 develop
end instruct igde 10 enlehten The understanding,
10 form the habits and give mora and useful direction
ih- nclnaiiurs
sIa SC will found in the circular for this year 20 be
hat on application the Institute Httbe Book Stores OF
Barrier, and Wexford, Broadway. Crowen's 6S3 Broad
Rserence, by permission TO following distinguished
gentlemrn:
Hon. y mel Webster,
Captain Alexander Side Mackenzie,
II u. Guan Vsrpaack
Rev George Dubois. {To,rr,o,r,
Nathaniel B. Holmes. Esq. ''''o""'
Z-hedec Cook. Jr. Esq.
WIn. Cullen Bryant, Esq
Francis Hs ESQ. New-fork Guy.
George TfinJe.
! r Van Rensselaer,, NJ. D.
HlfTer& Brothers. ms tweed
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PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

ship Martha Washington Stevens, New Orleans, Dun
ham & Drpon.
Brigs Codan Nivep S,et.in Schmidt & Balchen
Joseph Ham Holmes Windsor n :. T Winnie,t Clean
er Lockbar, Halifax, II S Robert Bruce Wade Belize,
Bruce &, Banco.
schrs Agawau Lane Matanzss, Read 81 Hoppock
John Drew. Powers Boston Aurora msrin' winning
ton.
Barge Michigan Allen. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
rTess s,lSI6. HEW-YOtK, .ea,>-.y.1i;TI / !,
- sss.fssT AL6ANY AND TROY -

PANY 20 Nil the Western States and the C.nadis
Troy aGd Ohio Line; Troy "a Erie Line; NrwYOrk and
Ohio Line; Detroit Line; oswego, Troy and Ohio Llne
Northern Transportation Line
Rcd Bird Packets and Slagss
James H. Hooker; he, Con Co; Kimh,y, Pease /
Coz Elias Paterson; Pope CaLni George W. Hicks, and
others, proprietors.
SIX Boa,s OF the above Lines VIII leave Ns~ YORK All n
iemeu are propetora Ia the whos line al tho Western
States AID the Canadian Emlgrancs and Others will
time and money by csag The above Lines before getting
caught 10 .hs Numerous fraudulent Offices in NeVYutk
There rs bosis OF the shove lines all ded In coed
Style psseen gers and fregh lis! Of fare viii be
In all The Offices, and IL will any be charged
more Offices Nos T. =, %, SO Coentes Sip. General
Passage Oc-s Ia. foot OF BsrcIay and Cortland
The Offices Of the New.Yorz Albany and Troy Steamboat
Offices. PHILIP CASWELL,
mSl n Ci-nsr+. Passage gent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

WARRANTED CAST sTEEL-Edse Tools
w Th. real genuine ConEer Tools hsd Only Al s.
A-oreys where hey sse sct warranted iute.icr 10
uoue ard G-org- Briggs Co.'S Pls:-st Those too!s
sold =; IS F1!tons; and Other stamped Cocger
20; M I-sse Nine stamped ih1s "conger IS A,ror
uey-st " TIE rsae OF J. Corger IT. u ADDED havinx
80 iniere-: II the business
q E5erA discQge1 1sas p sssi4fs sSa SGsoS-
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VALUABLE RRat. F.T.Tp o..


= ss4r-slIasi=c l, Liv!css:on Township Essex Colr-
y. " j aoo1i Fine E:.ss West CT Newark AND dye
from Orange, snail Farm OF 81 acres II hiya ,-s,e NJ
cut:vsGoc Wiz good buildings and abundance Q! fr &c
&c Also Hou,- and 10. OF within 10 rod. OF
variety o! tFu Also, Farm OF 90 acres about 90 wood
TIE rest aaoie pasicre meadow snc well altered aad
Stocked wiz l1i- on iac farrn Is good dwelling nous.
sod ouihoo;es, Th- above tree tract. are Within
nile from Nouha-!d Church Also. Tract OF loo scres
about ]: miles ron Norha-d. For farther parrcuars so-
Ply 20 ANTHONY J. RLEECKER, Aacuoreer, Broad
o. where Esp and Description nay % sesa py22H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
FORBES 4 SHELDON. Attorneys
for Attaching Creditor. Syracuse. n. Y.

ID Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas of the City and
County Of New Yok Notice hereby given pursuant
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments against
Ascending concealed ard nonresident debtors that an a.
tachmen, has ssued againt the e-e OF Alfred kearney
resident OF NevO orleans State of Louisiana md that the
same will be sold for The payment OF his debts less he
appear AND discharge such attachment, according 10 law
within nine months tom the first publication Of tbs notice
this State and delivery HIM for his OF Gay pro-
perry belonging nun, ard the transfer OF any property 10y
him are forbidden hy law, and vod.-Datei tho 5ih
dny Of Sc alembcr, lg45. RICHARD II. BOVINE,
an layvqn Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

by URDEK Of DAME. rrsIl, inst Judge OF UnondaEa
- County Cour and Counselor in th- Supreme Court
Noice hereby gwen pursuan, the provisions OF The STA
lutte authorizing attachments against asscondicg conceaed
and sdent debors that attachment has issued
against the of James HUFF, OF the State Of Louisiana
Of The State OF York, and that the same
will for payea OF his debts unless he spp-.r
discharge such attachment. according TO law within
niue months from the publication OF this notice and that
the payment any debts due him by residents Of this
State the delivery him for lis OF any property
within this State belonging him. and the transfer OF any
such property by him. forbidden by law and void
Dated the 9Th day OF March. 1916
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
NEW APPARATuS FOR EVAPORATING

NEW APPARATUS FOR EVAPoRATING
DY STEAM-The subscribers now prepared 10 su ?
ID ply orders for their Improved Evaporation.
This apparatus will be found he of grea value for CON
cenratng solutions of sugsr the various chemical salts
making extracts OF dye woods heating oils for publication
di.tilnc turpenne and in short FOX every operation OF
heating, evaporalins concentrating liquids wherein j
desirable the heat OF steam rather than ire IL
evapoa,es with greater rapidly any apparatus ever
before constructed. As evidence OF lis excellence Ia
only necessary tina. lgie fair Of the American In
su,a received the premiums OF gold medal and SILVER
cup as one Of The FIVE valuable inventions exhibited
that year. JAMEs J; MAtES consuming
WILLIAM A. con. Engineers,
IFS CnAiuh-r-et New inrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

Dl ORDER Of Hon Michiei ushorifer, Fret Judge
I'D OF Ire Court OF Common Pleas for the City and County
Of New York Notice hereby given, pursuant to the pro-
visions Of the authorizing attachments against ah
sconding concealed and resident drbors that an Aach
ent has Issued Rgsns, tbs etae of Peter Conrry Junior
resident of New Orleans State of louisiana aud that The
will be sold for the payment OF his dehs uni es he APP
pear and di-chs such attachment according TO law VIII
in nue months from Tue first publication of THIS notices and
that the payment OF any debts due TO him by residents OF this
Sa.e aud the delivery 10 him. for his OF any proper
~ within his State belonging him. and the transfer Of
any such property by him. forbidden by law and
void Dated the So day OF April, 1915.
=. C. DELAvAS,
as lswqn Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
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rs,o COTTONMANUFACTU and those IN
surfing ,hem.-lt hes long been de'irspie win cotton
manu- fsciure.s to obtain machine prepare cotton that
shall esA Objectionable dangerous O hrs IRON me
,iou az nearly tn ci,n mills tina! have been burned
have been dTcd oy these machpes n- Tees
confident the mscire he Offers 10 the public there as
le ger from fire common cArdioE lhchins and IL
properties Ms Willow Picking Machine Is much before
any in New Englaud as II 1ases Tess power lees re-
pair will produce work clean Tue Cotton uueH better
simple 10 construction, anG vii convey ms cotton
$50 fee, from the machine Il desirable The colon Is So
lily separating from the COLON and vei uch sss'iS me
operation of the succeeding machines There l. some % or
IN operation in the hes, mills 10 New Ens!ard-ai
Lowell, Manchester. Ssco and Norwich.
EDMUND BACON, Supi Elliott Mlls.
Newton Upper Falls Mass
MANCHESTER. Aug. :, lSia.
To AXIOM II may conoer,l-Ths cerilies that Two OF MI
Bscons Willows successful operation at the S;ark
Mills The average WORK made 81 The pres time In ms
mill 80 000 lbs cotton per week One o. The machines Is
wiowng IS 900 lbs and The OF lON per week IL WI!
tbs, IS 000 lbs week considerably more
thsn auy three the Conf Willows doing 81 Lowell
Al The present time Brcons Willow prepares 50 COh los IN
The ,se ler OF time much better thar eher the Lowell
Masons Willow Will oneihd o the lest named 1anti-
~ without incurri1s half the rss OF fire Il needs but
the power 10 prop- his machine hat requires
for the Concs and shou, hall much as is required
for Mesons Willow. and VIII not need quarter lne re-
psirs OF those generally in dse 81 TIE present time 80 rev
nu'e VIII cres.e -raush; ci ar stac-n' 10
how the cotton 100 and thereby answers The do-b!e
rurposs of Willow arc Fan. with confidence recon-
mend BsconS Willow lar superior 20 sny an
Win kroyyi,y thai the merits OF hs machine generally
known III will b. Immediately introduced.
Jn. JAMES. overseer OF CaTdins, 81 S'ark NILS
also have Woo Picker. OF which Will sablo!n one OF
several letters received from those using them
The Pckns Machines asd OF you for wool are lca
liked One vi them Is used for worsied WOO! an We ~
perfectly satisfied that II opens The wool oeirr $40 pe4A>
Ihe stsps other picker We hsvstiieo Inc oer
Is used Tor hug wool and eGuaay satsn-d mai on
short. me and eoed WOODS II Is more -11cen Hsn me
we ccsld ind ALIEN WRIGHT.
aplla~DSWH Supi Lowell NJ Co.
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IL Rarge MIchigsn. AlIen. rhiladelphIa.


ARRIVED.
Bark Isabella McKee, from ST CroiX (W F. 9th April
noolasses &c 10 Aisop & Chauncey. Left brig New
| York from S, Thomas for New Haven, just arrived:
F.; schr Henrietta, Hickman. days from Folly Landing
| corn. to II Havens.
schr Henry Chase, Higbis, days from Philadelphia
coal, TO muster.
schr Hume, Mills, s days from Newbern IN c. naval
, stores 10 l. Mitchell.
schr David R.ley Corson days from Newbern, On
c. naval stores, 10 master.
sSchr Genius lngcrso from Philadelphia, coal
Schr New Conveyance, -. fn Philadelphia COAL
Schr Two Marys Oiell. from Philadelphia coal.
Schr Warsaw. from Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Samuel l. Mitchell johnson, from Newbern On
c. cotton and naval stores, 10 S NJ Mitchell.
Schr Wren. Lynch, days fun Chincoteague, corn. to
II 2 Ravens & Co.
schr Hannah Ravens, Turner, days from Folly Land
ing corn to Ravens * Co.
schr Dove. Williams days from. Berlin, (DeD corn,
to b Fox.
Schr Tamoree, Hoxie days from orrington Me-
spruce spars, to master.
Schr Fourth of July Mathews, days from Cbnco-
league corn tod Isvens & Co.
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r.,
80 LL--4 summer Arrang Commencing Monday,
$500 49, Nay ih, 1876 arrangements viii soon be made,
Of which due nCs.ce will be given for additional train
leaving Morstown al 4. NJ. and NewYofk 81 - noon
Leage New.YorS Leave Newark, Leave Morrisown,
o'cccS 4. I. O'Clock 4 NJ 6, O'Clock \. NJ
Pm. p. NJ. 2. M
Pssiengsrs by the Morning Tram to Morri'0wn vii, ar
rive there a. n O'CLOCK where stages vii be in resdinrss
convey Schooiey's Mountain, Warrington, Bel
yder- and EGon, daily SuccssUn Stanhops Newton,
Milford and Ovego on MontaJs, Wednesdays AID FRI
days and 10 iJckaway. Dover, Sparta and Newton
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returning
the following days 10 meet the = NJ trains for y Y. \
stage will Leave for Baking Ridge every evening
.h- arrival Of The cara NJ Morrslown
Passengers 20 through and from Jersey City h0ul
changing cars. On leaving the City, passengers will De-
po their baggage IN the the foot OF COrtlsuds
where an Agent VIII be IN attendance 10 receive IL Al
packages bundles be- entered The BILL or the
Company will mol hold Ihsmselye, responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 Morrstown
from Albany Basin by Stephens Condirs Line Of Soops
10 Newark, from the Transportation Office OF the n j.
r r and 1raus Co foot OF bsty's and II d--ired " NJ
called City, by application III .aid
oti--. IRA DODD. Superintendent myi II
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a GNEAT KaRi:AIN.

Ss1A GREAT BaRGAiS.-For sai-. or exchange
for property in NeH-IorS igs vicinity 2jn scres
S- ofhrst rate land lying In hoay Rails County. Ma
souri, 100 niles above S. Louis lAn4in g! the CiI
OF Hannibal avery thriving pisceGstance from h4rrb%
to the lard some niles TAerejs 81 water
lzg s.. and ia sad there 4 plenty OF coal n
- IN ~. ~ LOHN CONGER
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THE oRoToN WATER

DENDERED perfectly pure aud equal to Distilled Wa
IL ter THE DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
for Purifying Water aud other Lq1ds while under pressure
JENNISON'S PATENT, 1916,
are now on sale prces within The reach o all Msnu'ac
tory 6S Franktors, Orders received al % Broadway
This portable apparatus, not larger than pint meas
pre can be readily attached any hydran! pipe convey
ing water will yield ieady stream OF perfectly pure
water equal 10 hundred gallons FER hour, unoer the
pr ofhs Coton Than enough for the culinary
wans OF the argss hotels separa.es with equal certsn
~ aud dispatch all the ANIMAL vegetable and earthly maj
Ter found pits of all possible precautions in every dis
huisg channel OF the Croton and Seauykil They are
also constructed erng for manufacturing pur-
poses. -
The necessity offierng the Croton Water, and the elf.
cheney Of the Diaphragm Filter bears the endorsement Ut
the most eminent Physicians aud Chemists OF h- ciy Of He
York and the spprobGtion Of the American Institute b
awarding Mr. Jennscn God Mede al tue Fair oi iSi
for this Filter.
These Filters highly ornamental erd wilest
are liable gel OF repair subject TO damage rom
FROST md when let operation, will prevent the pipes
from bursting. They have the merit OF cleansing Themselves
and are admirably designed Tor h!icrins The
Schuykill Miss ssippi and al water under pressure
VIM II. JENNlSON, for The Proprietor.
B. The place for exhibition for the diaphragm h!ter Is
at oo9 Broad sy instead of S6t a. formerly "a lri
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Arr at Liverpool 10Th ut Niagara, EYork 10Th, Eide
liza do; 10Th Waterloo, do; 18Th Ho;tinguer, DO.
Sailed from Liverpool, l2,h ult. Virginia. Parsons
York; Victoria Staten Island 18Th Jane York l5:h
Sardinia and Maine, do 10th, Grampan and Chusan
Stn,en Island; lily Pratt Nlork 18th Robert Parker do
In port, 10Th uli, Garrick Marmon. Niagara, and In
dependence. ldp for York; Lady Huptley, ldg for
York and ST John, N b.
Cleared. Messenger, Staten Island.
Arr at London. 10Th ut Victoria, New.York. Sailed
Eth QGcbec. New.lork.
Sailed from Hsvrc, 9Th ult. Fanny, Sampson, York
France Marshall, do liih Damariscota, Howes, do
Sailed from Bordeaux. sth ut, Columbus. York.
Sailed from Bremea. 9th, Atlantic, New-fork.
Sailed from Deal. 10Th ult, liver, New-iork
Arr a, Gibraltar % ult Charles, NYork, via Fayal aid
lst Salvatore. NYork.
Sailed from Hamburg LIST, and from Cuxhaven 9Th,
Washneton, Vegcr, Nfork
Arr at Lisbon 3ls Solos Niork 9TH, Humlidade do.
Sailed from Malta. March 81 Antoinette, York.
Arr at Msrsellles, Tth. Nebraska York.
Sailed from Newry, 10Th. Dolphin, New York and I'm
Warren Point same day.
on Portland 18th, Columbus, Wood from New.York
for London
Sailed from Sunderland 18th. 10. Newiork.