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Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
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We copy lhelollowing from the New York
Journal Of Commerce, Of November ?
The ship taslon, Capt. AnlhoaY, af.
rived his morning from Gibraltar whenee
she sailrd en- III loh ol October, the day
which had beel liked upon lur The mar.
riage ui' lhn nur de Monprsier, son aI
Lpni, Philippe. toilh lnhnla Of Spain.
On Tint day, heisy driug was hehfl n
Gibraltar, in the diesIian uf Algrcia..-
was in honnr ii tue marriage which
lonk paee a MRlridoa lbal dly al noon.
Ihere was great excitement among lar
English residents At GlhmIlar aud greai
deal o bad leeling cpRssel against the
French. II was expected that a declara.
lian of war wasll l1ltw as soan as the
marriage loos place, \ misluke, We
guess
The British squadron witch sailed IN
tue 9th, was haund for Cav, 10 take an
board Tho BRUSH Minister, who had LEFT
Na1rid.
II WIS currently fepaicd ina the French
ileet was expected dailY oii' ohAaIlar.
The ahasc date is halt a ninth Inter
than our previous adyIees ffom lpain, and
sit DAYS later than our Latest bate. from
England.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

NJ sRow EscnE The Pbadelphia Inquirer
psal ng Of the Camden aud Amboy Railroad
iams which en New York on Tuesday morning,
lays;
While crossing the bridge over Ranroeus Creek,
was discovered that the "draw" was moi let
completely down. The danger wasimmhcnt, as
here was lot sufficient tune to prevent the train
fom reaching the open draw, such was the head
way NJ the locomotive
The conductor, brakemcn and engiueer behaved
With the utmost GOODNESS, aud couifsod TO detaoh
he cars just at the very moment that the cngino
buched the edge Of the aperture or ohagm.
Anoiaer instant and the locomotive was plnng-
ID into the creek, which is broad and deep, and
dsappcured beneath The walers--the cans remain
hg, aud the numerous passengers saved as II by .
royldcntia lorethought and cooncss on the part
q The individuals we have named, from irghtiul
hnger, injury, wounds and death.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

TELFgaAriic lsrao,ruENt-ML Cornell, the
Superintendent Of the New iufk and Buffalo
Telegraph, may cry out "ruwka!" Il he has Hctu.
ally solved the question h"w 10 cafD tns giTrs
acfus- nayigsbls nyer. The Albany Journal
glv,u nu assurance that such q discovery hns been
made, and says, Mr. Morse lanoied originally that
b. could use the water itself is a sufficient oon.
ductor, by placing large masses Of copper upon
rithrf shore. Bot upon being tested, Il was not
bond practicable. |, was thrn supposed that by
'uc'Hlut the wires in massive tub q, aud drpo-ing
llrm an ihg bottom Of the nysr, the connection
could br permanently secured IN experiment
pis made, and day or two afterwards the tubrs
we're torn up by aaclors % his mode was
bandoncd
Mr Cornell has brrn studying for a year or
tgo, with a view h. overcome this serious obstacle
Il cont nu"us connection III. reflection. have
nsuItrd m what be- deems 10 be- a practical dis
oycry. llc tested his project ~ Thursday, and il
fsllled g. HI. entire silsiartion What the ds-
tytry Is, he does nol choose Al present 10 inform
hc public-cKcept that the connection u secured
through a naked wire placed in the water THO .
shu are aware that water is among the very hfsi
conductors Of electricity, will question Mr. C's
-..acly, until they learn more Of the details Of
d. discovery, But Of this the public may res:
ssufed--the experiment has been successfully
nudr and under circumstances which promise
permanent utility
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

fows-The st Republican hss received fplutns
Of the eeeiien Of eiya wing Senators, and %
wing Representatives. The Senate is oanppsed
Of 10 members, aud the House Of %, making SO
on joui ballot According to the abase u,aras,
the wings already have a majority On ioint bal.
even Il the laoos should elect ali the other mpal.
be5s, which snol very arohablci thus securing he
elect on Of two wing U $, Senators
Tho RepabIIcan thus SPEAK, Of the dsappoIts.
msat OF the locos IN Iowa. "lf The lneolacas 4
Pennsylvania werr taken by surprise Al the result
Of the feeeni election IN that State. The elect af
the d.sappoialmcn; was nothing whsa compusl
with the rage aud mirilcatIau ai The l1coIaras ai
loRa. Had the lrsi#fs Of the clique al been
sentenced 10 The penteulafy. they euaid mol "take
GU mufr griFgousy laan they seem 10 haff done
a. the returns OF the facrai elections pohrsd N
upan thHn. The Territorial GazrtIr ]. franiie
win plssioa. and goes iu,a a m .naef ai lren-
siiIans azliazi the whI=s. Bui. Wien tie editor
has to csme 10 the drtaIs, We aIe tad ihai he 5
mot prepared 10 fIFr such uawsai the election a.
We had brrn Ia Haprs prrvInus TO HandaF last.
We waaid say, m a word. that tie rrsat las
asiunished the denooalic panty. Having gwen
sneb ularnati"n as lie bad received he saYs.
TIE WINS eia N mai1dts Oh put 1t, aud
think tHey have a M isrlg ia both branches
ihis is not YET ernlIn, though wr admit the
chances On ibini ballot appsit 10 be against n,
willie uuf chance for miilnly in tie Senate Is
better, He think, than la,ins
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
Pn.ercL AuAla1uArIoy-M Alhnl. /

PRacrcAL ANALsAnATIoN,-M Alhul, last
TuesJay evening, Rev J. n Mar, a eourcd gen.
teman, and preacher Of The Wesleyan order. was
united in marriage by The Rev. Mr. Town, Of 81.
lem, to Alss Elzabclh Holt, Of Salem, whose skin
Of unbluidng whilrnrss contrasts must strangely
with the ebony color Of the bridegroom. Mr. Mars
formerly preached al Sacm and was succeeded by
Mr.. Town, who was senl Tor to tie the yararaicd
knot. Mas, We understand, has buried two wives.
and II about 81 wears Of age, and the new bride
about 35. The parties are regarded as highly TO.
spectacle Barre Patriot.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
The remains of Commodore Decatur

The remains Of Commodore Decatur
we're recently removed from Washington
City to Philadelphia. The Washington
Union says--"Iha care was taken to AVOID
all publicity, and no notice Of the ceremony
was permitted to appear in the papers,
Few attended, with the exception Of the
Navy, and the Heads uilhe Bureaus ol thai
Department. The lid of the inner coffin
was opened, and every lineamenl OF the
line face was gone. Nothing remained bnt
the skeleton, and few fragments Of tho
dress.n
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

The Washington (Pennsyyana) R
porter OF the l7lh ol October, relates Il
following interesting incident al ke bonof
bic to the venerable citizen il relates to !
ii is valuable as an example 10 others:
"a GLORIOUS ExAMpLE.--Amid ii
storm and the rain on Tuesday last, lhel
appeared al the polls IN East BethlcheI
township, an aged citizen, Thomas FAl
qrnAR, who cast his ballot Tor The Wing
This man on the day Of the election az
orer ninety sir yeHs of fagei Long, lou
may the agrd patriot yet 1--we, and long M
bis bright and glorious example be che
ished aud treasured in tie hearts Of rist
generations Can the polls Of iheYho
Union produce parallel 7"
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
MoNrEnrr. Mr,ro. on. l0.si0.

No news yet from the hrH maiitu was
captured by lbr enemy. Anplhe larg"
mail stared from Camafgn a lcw os agu
(lhr h .nsi.l which shared the ljH Of lhr
hrsI. This makes ruo imporan lni. hal
have b'cn capiured iromus wilbin anomk
The la,l wa, Dhhrn nut ii ihr muttmu
Every thing isas duil here a, p.slble
As lor letter, aud papers, Wr never lprrI
10 see any m1rr a. long q. Nmpillas pee,
m,l'cd 10 acl as Postmaster GrnrulDr uui
Amy.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

Tue Ri1uTs or SLAVE HoLpgas-1he Supreme
coun Of Ohio have. In th- consideration Of ques.
ton involving the consiiulion1ity Of such Of the
laws Of Ohio as were designed TO secure fugitive
slaves from unesl, reallimcd dcci-ion Of the
supreme Court Of the U. >tates, by which i was
declared that "thr owner Of slave, either by him
self or agent, may purslr, atfrsi and rrinfn him
TO the state from which he He'd without the aid
Of the State authority, and that oil legislation
which iuicrierrs with OF embarrnsses sueh arrest,
is unconstitutional and void, all legislation on the
subject being exclusively vested in Congress-
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
rnr enolsa.-A London lgller. palII.hed a

TnE eBoLEaA.-A London letter. psllIshed in
the n. Y. Journal af Commerce. sayss
Iio,d YOU few weeks back. on tie authority
Of the celebrated Dr. Ryan. thar the Asial.r ehaI.
era was silently, slowly. but surely approaching
Europe, TIE accounts which yuu r5eeyalhy tie
last siraa rr, shoWrd ihs sInuous uai fatal pfa.
rrrss from seInie. in R1tsh lnlIa, unto prfsIa.
where il struck down prince anl peasant, The lat
ter IN vast numbers II now hovefng osrf the
frontiers Of Russia aud Turkey, making lHghllnl
ravagrs, mud slea.thiIy moving onwaFds, driying
check or coairol. The Bn,ish Government arr
gong 10 send medical commission into Takty
and Rlssia. 10 examine ihc cases and rcpon upon
the pesiilsnee 10 the pngy oolucil. which }, nov
the ufgau zcl board Of health Tor the whole c1un.
Try, Should the se1urgr arrive ia Europe, i will,
prove au awinl visitation, particularly wheu form
Ing junction with the 'nufail now al, ctug cat.
Tie. and the disease rStipal.ng the po,aio.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25


Ne are sfaided 10 lfsm that a blll has pasaei
The Senate 10 rspsal the act Of The last Lagis.a
iufs. "auihofialns neasfesidenis 10 pay taxed d.
reelly Into tie State Treasury We hope TIN
bill will pas the House, for we humhiy eenssis'
thai mare unjust and Liberal esl never receives
the sanction Of auy legislative body.
Il the legislature had intended 10 pa's an ae'
fsf the bsnrli. of The Auditor and for the purpose
Of sustaining party press at The seat Of govern.
msnt. they could no, have arranged Il 70 saIi
their purposes better than dees the Law alluded ie
II piovdss iha, nahIesllsuls, 10 addition to Their
tax. penalty, &c, shnll pay the Auditor dily esnis
on each tract. and that the sheIiiis sale si shall
be Published only, afleF il h+s been examined and
corrected by him-ihefeby leaving i opiional with
lh, Auditor. 10 have the work dane at whatever
slsp be plsaseA This we think s ilIibrral to the
country prsss. which, IN our humble opinion, are as
justly entitled 10 portion Of the work, Us any Paf.
,ieuar pfsss IN Lilile Rock i 10 the whole Of It.
Another bad feature In this law :, that the
county taxes arc made payable Ia State warrants,
worth. perhaps, fy cents IN the aollaf, willie the
safip q the county. In which the lands lie, Is a
PAT Tbs is giving a nonresident an unias, ed.
vantage over residrat lie pays bis taxes into
the State Treasury In warrants worth only hiiy
cents In the dollar. and the resident must ofneess.
sty pay bic 10 the eOlesicf IN SCRIP, equivalent TO
specie.
As Whole, we look uPon,l, act nuHjasi in ls
operations --iIlibsFal Ia It's Ptoyisions-and as de.
serving the condemnation Of every homes, legsla.
tor
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
A REVOLUTION IN Corrox PlANrrNa-The most

REVOLUTION IN CorroS PLANriNa,-The most
important discovery Of the day--certaiuly the
most important to this country--is the adaptation
of the upluhds Of the old cotton growing States
to the cultivation Of Mastadon cotton a new
species of the plant which commands about
double the price of the Improbable short
staple cotton hitherto produced on the high
lands Of the cotton region No upland planter
should think of sowing another grain Of the old
short staple, when small outlay for Mastadon
seed will secure him crpp worth nearly twice as
much, without any increased expense of eult-
yntion.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
A, I,rrnrsrNo ISolprSr-on Yesterday DR..

As iNrEaEsriNo lNoiDrSr-On yesterday DR..
Hawks ofliciuled In christs Church, after un ab.
sencr Of several months During the reading oil
the service prayer was introduced on behalf OF
one who desired to render thanks to God for his
escape from the perls Of the sea on turning
around we discovered Commodore sL"r most
deyou,ly pouring forth his ihanGsg"mgs Ins
old veteran was not ashamed 10 eohlrss before
men. hs deep obligations to "Him that rides on
the whrlwnd and directs the storm" Miy our
couutry be forever blessed with commanders who
"tear the Lord"--lM O Je6ersohiaa
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

sGsrA ASyAs Lr0.-Santa Anna's leg the leg
which he lost by the French, shch was buried
with honors. but subsequently was eShumed and
kicked about in derision, it appears by letter
IN the New York Commercial, has been recovered
from young man, who had obtained possession
Of il, in the hope that some day be might make d
good speculation out OF it, and was respectfully
buried by the now authorities, II he doesn't k-ep
quiet, he lose the other before the war s e"ded,
Ball. Rem
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

The Washington correspondent Of the Bnlii-
more Patriot says Capt George w, Taylor,
he submarine armour and diving bell man, was
10 that city Few days ago, wlh proposition to
take such vessels in tho squadron, as may be
deemed necessary, over the bar nj Tampico, by
means of India Rubber camels Some recent cx-
permenis of his in tbe hnlbor Of Boston, upon n
small craft vessel, were very successful. lie says
that he can with perfect safety and IN quick time,
so raise such vessels as the Princeton und the
Mississippi as TO admit Of their passing the bar at
rumpco where ihoy eau soon play upon and take
tho town. The eamels are attached to the ados
of tin, vessel and inflated with uir, by means of an
inppnratus which cannot fail Of accomplishing lie
Aect. II is understood that the Government has
tered into contract with Capt, Taylor in this
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

The PicnYlna al lhe 5h inst. eon'a'n'
complete list Of The Killed anl wounded
ai The battle. Of Monterey, furnished by
Nr. Halo. the correspondent Al thai paner
The whule number uf killed is lis--
wounded. 302; oflirefs and prvalcs in.
eluded, making altogether 550. as follow
In Gen. TwiEgs' division, composed Il The
Isl regiment af dragons. IL, 81. 81 and
ib inihn'fy 81 artillery Baltimore hiaial
ion and CAPT. shivcfs' company Of Texas
volunteers. there were ~ killed aud l23
wounded. To Gen. WoHh's diyiiion, CON.
posed Of artillery. 5h 7lh and sih infantry,
PhmniI company Of Louisiana volunteers
and Col. Uays' regiment Texas volunteers.
30 killed md ~ wounded. And in Gen.
Builcr's division, composed oflhe Ken'uchy,
ohio. Mississippi and'Iennesscc regiments,
and Col. Woods Texas rangers, so killed
and 2ai wounded.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

We were Ia error last week in stating
that Mr.. Beman vas elected in the district
In Alabama, vacated by the resignation Of
Mr.. Yancy. The democratic candidate,
Mr.. Coireii, has succeeded by n majority
of 30 votes. A considerable fall ng oil.
however
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

A letter from Nauyoo, dated on the 2sth nit,
states that Coy Ford had arrived there with about
1900 men anl two pieces Of artillery. G y. Ford
had an iuiciy.ew with Gen. Brockman, the leader
Of the anti Mormon- stationed there, who gave
his Exceency to understand that he felt Justified
in all his oecedngs, aud was July prepared To
do the same again he set the Governor at def.
ance. and told him the "bhuys were on nand'
at any time and OF any hour
Nashville Gazette.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

Gen. Mirabeau d. Lamar, has been eomms-
stoned by Gov. Henderson TO act as civil and
military Governor of the Texas frontier, lie is
to make his head quarters at Laredo, Mexican
town on the 'lexas side oil the Rio Grande To
enable hun 10 extend his jurisdiction, he is an.
lhorlsed 10 raise and have under his command a
company Of one hundred men. The required force
was raised from amoug the dsblnded Texans,
and Gen. Lamar Is now on bis way TO LAREDO 10
fulfil The duties OF his new appointment Success
TO him.--Mgigm0rds Flag.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
"Wednesday, :. November gj, 1916
cANnInArns roR elNaREss. c

We afe znlhzfIted to announce TnosAa w
Nrwfes. or Pulaski county. as Vino eaaddalt
"a fepFlsrni tia state IN the Congress Of the uait
Cd siaits, during The unrsplred term ol Col Yell
We sIa authorised to announce AlssEr ltsT
of unlaa county, as Democratic eand.daio iai
,onFiuss. 10 I'll the uneSpFed term oi Col fell
We sse also authorised 10 announce {. T. n
NelAxp. Of Independence county, rs Mmo can
ddalr 10 lill Tie anespfed term Of Col Nsl, d the
next Congress
sib Nolaads adde's WI 30 found N another
column. Election 10 tale Plaea VI The I'M af
December Hes,
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

To nE IIuNo -Sn okcr Glass, in whose trial
for the murder Of Wild Cat Campbell we mem
toned last wrek that the jury unable 10 render
a verdict, was agan pat on trial on Friday. The
trial continue throughout the day and resulted in
his conviction lie was immediately sentenced
to be hung on tomorrow The Court refused to
sign petition to the Executive praying for a
pardon, and the sentence will be carried into exc.
| culion.--ChcrOkse Ado, 5th inst
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

MAiYE.-Ihe Boston Atlas Of the 80
inst. say. the number of wings elected to
the House Of Representatives is 63; demo.
crais 57--3l vacancies yet to Gil. The
wbigs, so far. have a majority of six, with
a fair prospect Of adding thereto in the
elections which took place on Monday, the
10Th inst.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
Rrr II.lh Nor. 90. 1915
Liq.lc Rock. Nov 20, lsid.

A1HF IiAllt NuFs - Aete
stser lnd,pasiilan has prevented mo rom
writing to YOU We work we'll, bur have grrai
deal still before US The Revenue B.ll will call
forth much discussion. The most favored project
sio levy tax On every species Of property, eS'
espiing wearing apparel The amount oi prPahy
IS estimated at upwards Of 8 Si00Oo.1OO. and one.
aiy Of one per cent wiIl yield npwafis Of Ss0,VJO
Tie banks have not been Touched as yet. The.
Prnheu,afy system viii give US much iFaablei
Iia wants are pressing, aud We have authorized
the 6oyenor to send an agent saath to collect
the money due the Stale on account Of the land
fund.
Having ionlsd two counties, Prairie and Drew,
VI shall have IA create an additional circuit.
A proposition is before Us for convention to
fevi.e the Constitution, The only objection 10
this Is the cash, as there aFe now iy propositions
70 amend Il.
Cos. ssrsr and Ashley, oui sfuaiors. are
hsrc-bolh in iinc health, aal leave "A the masu-
ing fer Washington city. Truly youfs
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

RHODE IsLANp.-The Legislature Of this
State have elected John II. c ark wbig, to
the U. S. Senate for six years from the 4ih
Of March next Gov. Dor was the demo.
cratic candidate and was beaten 25 votes.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

The Secretary oflhc Treasury announces
thai the expenditures oI the Government
daring the month Of October, exceeded lis
receipts abou, six millions of dolla-s. Al
this rate, it won't take the Administration
long to create a national debt Of hundred
and City millions.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
The Monterey correspondent Of the y.
q Tunes wtiies on lir Il h as follows:

The Monterey correspondent ol the n.
q rlm,s wllirs on llr Is h as follows:
ten. Tay lor seems 10 aa,e sruIrd dawn
q tpsndI Ihr e. shl wees mfulisuel n the
et.#alaiIon, II, qaie,l a passih.c. fHrre
/. sAne talk al a p1sG GbeIng established Al
l.uatr.. 4 lawn abHl unr ninsi miies
Ilnm hctr an tue rnd 10 iaupieo; but when
DO n1t khuW. L i.a.sa saId a p,,l VII
he es.ahl,arl Al Rueeaala, ahau iong
miles ham hHrc on the silIiin aoad. |
aaye good reason 10 brtieyr 6cu. Ia, uf
and alhef olierr. bigh IN command aud ia
the e5nll enss nf the flr.i-nl. have wit
IN 10 Washington slrnugl advising na
aiyantr into ine inerur on lhls lme.-
They teepmmrnl the occupation OF The
country iIlm The "a coal, say lump 80
a ong lac .ine pl mlB,l1n,, am pal :
slrnsuas inetry npnr AMI paer aeHas
IL tho Gull Il Nb.lIsFaia--IHHre Uo.d ~
auI slbsisl u4r iulcc. ~ SCI. IS pnssiur
On lie county, anl ri lur Mss.yaas eame
Ia asai us, ii ,har Goyeinu NJ Hid ~
make peace.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

The Philadslphia Inquirer learns from a
gentleman just returned from Washington.
that requisiton will be made in the course
Of a lew dnys on all the States that have
not yet furnished their proportion of men.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

Nrw IrrsgY ALL R1onr.-This gallant
STATE has nobly respond d to New YORK
and Pennsylvania. The result IN This
State shows that the wings have elected
four out Of the five members Of Congress,
both Houses of the Legislature, and con.
ssquently a whig L. S. Senator.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

There i. report in circulation that
Com. Stewart Is to have command Of our
Gulf Squadron, and hat the ship Of the
line Pennsylvania, now being repaired, is
10 be his flag ship.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

grp Rlyra-Thete was a risa of :
Fel reported on Mealay, aud evil rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24
HORN DEOOK s. DILLON,
g INptNC
CNEAP Is az CHeAPEST.


EIAST SIoE MARKET sr. n fcw daarS be.
EA loW he Psj c0'ct. haze supplied Them
sttyes vrh n new ond large engine oni o,Lcr liz
'uFcs .ur iheir business to q %su,efrpf .iyic. ara AZ,
ter htmicl,ts 'h7t win On ytat.' EXPtRlENcE
they val 20 sh!- 10 'e.le he mos, perfect salts.
iae;fnn
They car-v IN nc House ami STEAM.
At ri U NBiNC IN an 10 h-.n~hrs
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
81 ofaugcs.ents WIN zoe mahnInt!urcr. We
have received sui vil he Constantly receiving
ard prepared - si py he .i.ye ripe - hplc<air
nnd rial. oiths tesi qtaiiy. md o. low "a 1t can
he Ind IN nc country.
They have cou,tanty On : NJ W,diauls OF
various &c ctil ti1n, hartf,' R-'tlcS, wafer clos
cts, bath iuh-, hut AMI culd shower baihS, ~
.tur't fur hic1chtr2, ehem'col app rttu>, ~
cSGins. paieni talh lumr>. leaA pipes 81 ai 81,
IS. sGetilcrd o. shy NIcEncss aud worked or
IN snY manner OF io'n.
WaicI conducted tnroIgh lealen pi9rs tom
sIrsngslo dwelling house, 10 the country.
S~l;efttr pumps iog eouutfy wells, steam en-
glnrs sc. sc,
al crl~r> ,sankfai'y received and punelu
any attended g.
STEAM POWER.
For manuAc'sftog PURPOSES con be supplied
- several descriptions OF mechsnicS. 10 the
% story pf then building, or Oh the sioand
floor A. very moderate feai.
Whe-hnf Arti &. ZIG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24
LICKING VALLEY

SIfAN PAif.NI " fDNfb.
AND OAKUM MANDATORY.
, Mis- eslahdshmeut - nne ofihe largest in the
A Untn-e embracing entirely new patent mr-
ehincry fr every brnnch of he hu.it tsa. The
Hemp Is hnrklej IN 80 fall length onl spun from
the end, so thai The fbfrs nre not doubled; and The
cnns'q"e,ce Of Its nsg process - h1ckiing and
spinning Is. The Rope. whoa made. ., ssc .ses fDil25
81 e. more Strength han he handmade. The c.iph.
,hmen, has been In operation icr II months. ani
ihe RDps hos already acquired q credit over tSo
Eassm Nuke. and The prirss e ihii article ae -
low a. can be p1'rh ised Elsi. 4 large and gen
cfal nr-oumfn' Of very Description Of R,po VII be
keit. consistently nn hand; snch ~
Patent Manila nnh Usrn7 R1ra
Psckrg Yam Bale Rope ton 10
II CO. tinIist snd Bed Cari RuFs
Plough, Cod TrFni. Deep Sea ard Lrod L.aca
Uam5ro Line. iiousn. spi Naaiss
Sp.. Ylfn, Slsn ~ &c&c
Have iut received on sre1s,ye asso'11'ni o'
Msnri e - ~ nulse yfcd o. iAo aoye E's'of7
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wprps. g.. The cheek ices tTs ffeG 2 SOl SGT
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bufgh prices Acting IS Ag-n' { 'm ga hofsed &
sell fot CAL only Per o0s ie,i'on7 Il pprcha-r.
n CO. auc'o wilt 'ass giyo nc 2 coll Ror.
S ,oe Water ST.. G u Berry
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