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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
reasonable being. in almost all cases, the
prices of the country.
ITO be c0uiiuusd1

ITO BE- continped.)
MR. WHAErox II have no disposition TO
force myself upon The attention OF the eitlzens
OF Wheeling. nor vet toelicit the sympathies
Of mankind by the Preparation OF Outrageous
\ acts of wickedness, or writing seuwllous, or
offensive squibs fer country OF city news
papers. But combination OF circumstances,
unSought, and beyond my control, seems TO
require that should solicit the privilege OF
repelling floating mmor. which may assume
more magnitude than will be acceptable to
| me.
! la April last | moved to this place for the
purpose of openinga general Pub,ishiug Book
/ binding, and Stereotyping establishment.
which am now beginning to get under way.
Shortly after | arrived, malicious effort was
made to injure me, by circulating that lee
tured in the street ON abolition. That was
true; but it was the abolition of Whisky.
Subsequently, a very excePtionable article
appeared in the "Clarion OF Freedom, con-
cemiug judge Fry. and 7. NJ. Gally. Some
! have more than insinuated that | wrote that
article. The Paper has been procured. and
circulated, and the article hos been the theme
of considerable Conversation, accompanied
| by some insinuatious quite as exceptionabe
as the article in question. This morning The
I Times alludes further to the subject, and am
I biguousIy directs It's battery up this way
! Had it not been for all these things, not
W0GSh emotion OF my reputed 9oJfSh M
ture would have been excited. Bat ] deem
it unjust and ungenerous to thus atacned,
and coupled with an act which | highly de-
precate. especially when it is unprJvoked.
and undeserved on my part, aud can only be
perpe rated by bad heart.
What have to say may be briefly sum
med as follows:
L. disapprove of all such modes Of at.
tack as that in the Clarion. Eplthet, abuse
evidence a want oil courtesy and banenncss
OF argument.
2. At least portion of those sentiments
are at war with my own.
3 When judgment directs me TO oppose
oppression, I'll beard the lion in his den
earlessly proclaim the remedy when The evil
exists, over my own signature.
4. ! believe error may be safely tolerated
where reason is left free TO combat H." aud
that al questions affecting he rights of mon
ought, in land OF liberty. to be open for
dispassionate discussion. II they are not,
there is an end to all true progress aud re-
form.
have never identified myself with the
Abolition party, nor do ! expect to; bat in
politics expect to maintain consistent in
dependent course, going for Men aswill
as measures, believing that d corrupt tree can
not brag forth good iruit
Fl ally: Ii / am meant, there is a mis-
take. II not it would be well to let the peo-
pie know, for have no doubt madam ru
NOR is very busy.
J, B. WOLF,
Publishing Office,
Over Todd & Howell's Shoe Store,
Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

DIED.-Last evening st4 o'clock. William
son OF John and Elizabeth Reid, IN the SKIN
year OF hi, age.
Tie funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF his Father, ION Main street) at q
O'Clock, P. M. The friends and acquainiances
Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
For VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

STATE ELEcToRs.
] John J. Jones. Isle ct Wight.
9 G W Boiling. Petersburg.
SHIP Irving. Cumberland.
d J X Irving, Lynchburg.
3 w Martin. franklin.
6 Bsni J. B5roour OF Orange,
z Robt L Scott, FauquieI
s 1T Garrett. Westmoreland.
9 john a. Meredith, Richmond city.
10 Roht Saunders, Wiiliamsburgh.
IL A Hunter. jefferson.
II 4 1t II Stuart. Augusta.
l3 S AlcD Moore. RucKbddge.
II Coanally + Trieg, Washington.
IS G " Summers. hanawha.
Is G d Camden, Harrison.
Il i II Psirpon;, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

A Locofoco editor says that "Taylor's nom
nation has choked the Federdlisls badly ="
There is more truth in this remark than is
generally found proceed from the same QUAR-
Ter. We doubt not that the above nomina
non has placed those goods old "Feierlis,s. 1"
Lewis Cass, James Buchanan, Levi Wood
uury, aud many others in ID very ''bad fix"
" eflactualy slranging their political aspir
aIions. All they NOW can s,"to grin and
Iear' the lntllction ly.-Aitoa Tele.
graph
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
LOUISVILLE SEMINARY
AND
CLASSICAL, INSTITJTTE

MFR. BOYD would respectfully apprize the citizens
AVA of Wheeling, that he has at present the man.
asement Of the Seminary in Louisville Ohio which is
IN successful opera on, and where he i'll give his s al
attention TO those placed under his charge The conn
Try about is healthy in the highest Degree rich and
heautft offering every mducenent to exercise. The
expense trhUg Boarding he obtained in respect.
able families 81 to per week. and Young peope
are sure to improve greatly their health aud physical
condition. which should be considered in cennexi ION
with Education. iyl3-N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.

TO PARENTS-Jaynes Expectorant, is without ex
cepiionthe most Valuable preparation in use for the
hove diseases. u converts Hopping Cough n'o mild
and tracabe disease, and shorteDs its dur alton
than one half and produces certain and speedy
cry. From half to one tea spoonful, will certainly
Group IN infants and young children, in half hours
time. The lives of hundreds OF children win he saved
annually by always keeping hand ready for every
emer senCy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

Anthor of the Life and Times of Louis
Phiuippe, King Of the French, respect.
fully dedicated to the American Peoplc,
"a lille on the ocean wave"
A wreck on the ''inand sea!'
Where the fresh water pillows rave,
Oh the snag and the sawyer for me.
Like hon crouch for my prey;
Nor heed the wild hurricanes roar;
Oh. the VETo the VETo for me,
For II whispers OF vessels on shore.
The wild thunder mocks from afar-
All! the mariners out OF my reach!
But no she strikes on the BAR!
Oh soon she will dash on the beach,
A prey to the piping blast: =
wreck on the sandy shore,
The ''VETo' has triumphtd al last,
Its praise is the hurricanes roar.
The land is now bounding the view.
We are borne on the swift rolling tide,
But bark! from that vessel and crew,
What means the wild cry as they ride
lis sawyer is piercing her through,
snag is upripping her deck
Oh, the Veto, the Veto for me
For our noble steamer is wreck.
Oh praise the veto Of 'Polk"
Let sc ass" be our ralIying cry
Let the cry of our hearts then 60 up
While his six line letter goes by!
For there's "liie on the ocean wave
While there's death on our "inland sea-"
"No Power" is given to save
OH Cass and the "VETO" for me.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION.

The following additional testimony in favor of DR..
Jayne's Medicines has recently been received from
physician of high standing in Lsudedale co., Msss-
sippi. under date of August 0, 1916.
DIR. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir-I am intimately acquainted
with some of your prepar and safely
mend them, Your Expectorant and Carminative Bal
sam have used extensively in my own practice, and
state unhestatingiy that have used article
hinatIon of medicines, that have better answered the
purpose for which they prepared than tie above
w. W. JOHNSON, NJ d., I.auderdale Co, Miss.
Prepared only by DR. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold
on agency by BRENTLINGER. jvI3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
BOWEL AND SIMMER COMPLAINT

Do w I'D AND 30 NWFK CUMFLAI MI.
Dr. JAYNE, No. 8 South THIRD Street, is willing to
guarantee that his Carminat Basam will Diar.
rhra, Coles Cramps, Gripping Pains. Cholera Morbns,
summer Complaint, and other rangements of the Sto.
mach and Novels, in ninety whine out of hun.
dred and in less half the time than can be effected
by any other means.
extremely pleasant and children fond Of it,.
III Is cqnally as ehectual for adults for children, and
when the directions followed, and is not eec-
ted the money will be cheerfuly returned. Price %
and 80 cts per bottle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

The Liverpool Journal June l7th, the day
the steamer sailed, has the following
"A report was prevalent among the popu-
latiou ol Dublin on the evening OF this day
week, that Mitchell had been rescued on his
way 70 Bermuda by French privateer, and
conveyed 10 America. The rejoicing threat
MAS, OF course, exu5erdudy national"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
ANAGRAM.

ANAGRAM.
With such glorious name
As that of ZACHARY TAYLOR,
'Twould be burning shame
For Wings 10 suffer failure.
Why should we now, al this late day.
His Whiggery bring in doubt.
OF whom It's only truth 10 say
That EVERY LETTER OF HIS NAME
Joln'd in the universe shout
OF ia 10 Harry Clay"
Then let us all
Our connlry's call
With one accord obey;
And while we still,
With light good will.
Shout IA TO HARRY CLAY"
The SELF LETTERS shall proclaim,
In spite of loe or raier,
Inscribed on rolls oil endless fame,
The name OF ZACHARY TAYL r,
Pittsburgh Guzctte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
CANISTER RIFLE POW DER

DEh,
Beatiy's + G Gun Powder a, '
20 IA Caps
Lead and Shot asss rted sizes
10 Gross II GoISh's Matches
3 DO Masons Challenge Backing lust reed and IN,
sale low ny SWEARINGEN & co led
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

The Huron Reflector saws, in reference to
ihe renowned Chicago correspondence, thai
" CircamStdRces alter CaSs6s."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

APPOINTMENT rs OF The WESTERN VA.
CONFERENCE
Morgantown Dist.-W. ID Lennon, p, E..
Morgantown Sta. J. ID. Cramer.
Norgdutown Cl. NJ TilchlnelI
hln9mood l. Clarke,
Preston 10 be supplied
Selbyport Jesse Craig
Allegheny G Maple
Barbour + II Reed.
Cheat River Mission to be sup.
beverly Mission ii c Dean,
M,onongaila " Roger, J Fribley,
Backavile A Stephen,
| Marion BIZ Sedswick Hur
New Mdrtinsviile J A Williams,
Clar ksburg Dist.-S G Worthngton P. E.
Clarksburg w Smith.
fru"lytown q Martin, one to be sup.
buchanan J McCluskey. w c M'Carty.
Weston Patterson, K Boggess,
kenaW ha PGreeu,
Hdrriaviile A Rrger. S A Dawson,
Pleasant Valley Mission.--A c Gallsher,
Middebourne G Nixon, M NJ Eaton.
Lumberport B Ison,
! Milford J w Snoderass
Wiliamsport M Dudley, ID A McGinnis
n W Va Academy,-G Malice, Priu. A Mar
lin, Teacher
kenawh1 District.-D Reed, T. L.
Charlestown J A Leyda,
Parkersburg b n Spahr,
Little kenawha F Gulhrie, Bircham.
Rayenswood * Ripley A Nichols,
Point Pleasant " Bing. NJ Hoslnes,
Guyandolte II Z Adams,
| WAYNE Court House. Wilson,
Logan Court House - } Dolbein,
| Co.e River V Beemer,
Summery!le. A Dixon, B Hill,
| ELK River ID Waddel,
Suttunville r l. Brook,
Charle,town CT II Head
| " Few transferred 10 Ohio Conference.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

Important DldisioR. Last week the Su-
preme Court OF Pennsylvania decided that
The law to prevent labor on the Sabbath dsy
was constitutional.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
JOHN H. THOMPSON.
Wholesale aud retail
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER.
And dealer In Paper Fianrinrs. Window p,no,, ,,s
FIRE SCREENS ~
Union street, near the Market House.
~ C, WHEELING, VA.
" country merchants supplied on the most Iibsra,
terms The highest price paid for Rags in goods or
mar l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

"a LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE
BY LEWIS CASS,

Anthor of the Life and Times of Louis
Philippe, King Of the French, respect
fully dedicated to the american Peoplc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

The session sf the Pittsburgh Conference
Of The Methodist Episcopal Church closed
last evening with the following announce
mcnt ofappointmen's for the ensuing year.
OFFICIAL LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
FOR THE PITTSBURGH CONFER
ENCE or THE METHODIST EPISCo-
PAL CHURCH, made July l2, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

AaOS. AORNBROCK & CO.
Wholesale VARIETY MERCHANT
Monroe ST., Whaling, Va.
HThags wanted, and the highest price given
]. CONNOLLY & SON.
maSuiar.urer' and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
- boots Shoes and Leather,
No. 1873, East Side MUM strsst.
my" WHEELING, VA.
- W. 'AsshII. A. G. ROBINSON.
BASSETT & ROBINSON,
nEAi.ERS in Foreign and Domestic Dry G. ,ods Gro
CERES, Queensware, Leather, Iron, Salt &c &c
-, No 81 and 80 Main street South Wheeling w.
we are sole Agents Of the Pekn Tea Company for
the city of Wheeling. Anro1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
=. CRANoLE. ". cRANGLE. ]. DAIzr,I
r. CRANGLE & co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.

COMM SSION MERCHANTS
noVs WHEELING, VA.
J. W PHILLIPS. Am PHILLIP w pu,,,,,.
PHILLIPS n co
iRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS .
STEAM ENGINE UJLDEpS
WORKS ON MARGIN ONO R1vrp
Alone Water Works.
may 81 ly WHEELING VA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

State of the Parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
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Invpeib Tsmpeo Louisa Antonette yarenbery Hawai-
ia steamship Globe Moncre Galveston chip Lap Simp
NewIert; ship Mary pleassnts Browne, Baltimore: Br
ship Chippewa GabrAh Liverpool Bark Geo. Henry, Cross
Newt York brig Emma Berry Vera Cruz; brig r. Souls,
Smith. Havana schr Geo. Engs Smart Vera Cruz schr vi
ator Bisbee Mouth Rio Gande sohr Yorido Crson Vera
Cruz schr Louisiana Sp ling do schr Gagor Hurd Sisa
20 steamships Portland Place Vera Cruz; Glob ,ncre
Galveston; ship Fairfield Hardcastle, NYork; Maria
Tn Kpox Brazos Santiago; schrs Jne Bell Mclaughlin
leans Dennis NYork via Newport; Arkansas Hiar NYork
Cato, Wilmer, Genoa.
NonroLK July 2sArr brig Olive Thompson. York. Portland
Planter Lawles BRISTOL RI Sid schr Viola Fitzgerald West
Indies.
NKw BEDFORD. July 2s-Arr schr Ghoctaw, BLACKWELL Pha
ney from Pocasset Phiadelpha Corneia Young NYork
China Barlow, from Wsreham) do.
NANrvcKET, July 2s-Ar schr Corbtt Hewitt Phla-
delphia; sid schr Philadelphia
PLyMourH July Arr schr President Harrison, Nckerson
NYoik.
RIcHMoND. July 2s-Arr sehr John Webster =. NYork.
SAVANNAH July 2jBelow, herm brig supposed be the
Philura from NYork; sid brig American. MeNar NYcrk
SALEM July S-Arr schrs Waterloo. Ludwig Philadelphia;
Martha Maria Clarence NYOrk cid brig Aerial Hadey PARA
29th lid brig Aerial.
TomAsroN July lS-Arr brig General Taylor Fales NYOr
WAsHINGroN, NC July 2Ar schts Star Rodgers Deborah
Robbins and ChsrsstOn nankin NYok xB Blocker Matt
Catch German Oak Roberts and Charleston Mankin NYok
26th schr Jas Hart Burdck, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

ARREST OF Sol, THE NATcHEz BANDIT. -Yester-
day morning, Mr., Moose, gunsmith at the Natchez
Landing, going out upon the bluff, in rear of his
shop, TO try double barrelled rife gun, saw two
runaway negroes, one Of whom he recognized to
be the notorious "Sol, the Natchez bandit" They
distance and fired, wounding Sol in the arm,
shattenng II badly. The mscreant still run until
he reached the field OF Smith, late the Seltzer resi-.
dence, a mile and half south Of Natchez, when
he was recognized by Margaret, glrl who sells
vegetables IN Natchez, belonging to Smith. She
gave the alarm, and set all the dogs upon him, and
finally captured him, Margaret being the first TO
collar him. HIS arm was badly shattered The
negro with him escaped -Nafche. Free Trudcr,
Isfk ina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01
WASHINGTON, July 80, 1913.
The Lotesf-Imporfant, at all epents-More Let
ters and More Cw1osities.

The Lofesf-Inlporfdnt, at all epents-More Let
t1s and More C~1osities.
The reply of Gen. ] aylor to the Wing Conven-
ton is in town. The old man maintains his neutra
hty or, at all events, he says nothing of the wing
platform. How could he, when there was none (!
He has said all they had any reason to expect and
If they don't like it, they may lump It, and make the
most Of It, We understand that his letter to the
Baltimore independent Taylor men amounts to
this That he did not authorize Gen Saunders to
speak for him In the Wing Convention but, that
having spoken, and from the most friendly con-
siderations, il was my duty Gen. Taylor's duty)
to endorse them. They acted without my autho-
nty but, acting my friends, II was incumbent
upon me TO sustain them In their declarations IN
my behalf. This letter 49, In no event, TO be
derstood as subject TO publication. Such we I'M
derstsnd 10 be the purpor of Gen. Tayor's letter
10 the independents Of Baltimore. The old man
does the best he can but II is hard to please every
body, and II IS pity that he undertook the task.
But, with all his no-party professions, we suspect
ihsi, II elected, he viii recommend bank the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01


Cleared.
Liverpool Taylor Merrill Elisha Dsnnison, Graves
Bsrk-Ann Richardson Peabody Rio de Janeiro Wood
Sns Bsns & Ellen
Sloop- Ridiant Dayton, Proyidsnce.
Bark Harmony Anthony, Marseiea 18th June mdse, to
Brig aa.dssr os knssson) winsp1 Malaga ga May with
S lIg tas %s 90 Ss
on s s h % maxine
her-speared If she hadju got on BRIG Eliza Taylor
b brig wsndersr DsnnisOn. PctOu Ms with COAL soulo
Lady Ofhe Lake Taylor Sydney CD. Is days. with
Br brig Catherine Ash Sydney cB. IS days with COAL to
Brig PEoteotion xeene Calais IL days with Iaths &c. to
BTs E.oRiisI sss.issS Calais lsday viii. lumber
Bris Fssis Sleeper, fSSyasnss. e tSs master.
Br sohr Don Cola Crosseupp Ha Ms is days with grind
SOhr Perine, Baxter. Hyannis
schr Mon tor Bissey, Wafeham, with nails
ss$1 Ontario HaSlss,: %s:Sassss. y: with corn &c.
Schr Boston, TOrrey, Calais with iumacr.
sshr M S.,,s sssi B.ys grstS p.s,,
schr Adventure. Lewis London.
ser Mystic ch HaSs Gacsst s,.d aR
Schr jew, Snowman, Newburyport, with plaster.
Schr Cornelia. Clark, New Bedford
SchI by Gibbs, Baxter, New Bedford with oil.
Sloop Orion, Windle, Providence
Schr lie der Clark, Eastport with plaster
Sohr Wreath, Cabbott, Machias with lumber.
Schr Cairo Libby, Rondout for Portland.
Scbr VIM Burke Lawrence Providence.
schr Mary Eliza, Haynes, Providence.
Schr Welcome Return Shaw. Calais 10 days with laths &c.
Schr Louisa, Chace, Boston. TO W Lewis.
Baker Boston % a
Schr Alabama, Gorham Boston, TO the master.
Schr Mary Crosby, Boston.
Schr Lewis, Lowell Boston to Ezra Lewis
Schr Tribune, johnson. Boston.
Schr Wankinco, Crowen, Boston, fish. tomaster.
Schr l.. Lowell Boston, to W Herrck.
Schr Ellen Minott. London, with guano.
Schr Buena vi ia, Racket, Bridgeport
Schr Beina, -, Bedford.
Schr henry Chase, Jones, Manchester. with fish.
Sloop New York, Gardiner. Providence.
Sloop Rhode Island -. Providence,
Below.
Brig Splendid o Provdence) Barbes from Madeira last from
{ st Thomas.
Several ships barks and brg at anchor at the SW Spit
detained by adverse them the Br ship Charlotte
and ship Juno. Wind outside. and very thick.
JvIY 3l-Wind Meridian r.. Suu,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

saIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port viii confer
Q favor upon by having ell parcels, papers, aud
ports intended the Nev York Herod ready for i'm.
mediate delivery to steamer, the NEws Bo
She viii board inward bound vessels In the vicinity Of
sandy Hook. Those bound other ports, whether TO
reign domestic will confer I'd titional favor by
forwarding the Herald through the mail other.
wse ship papers that be deemed Of inter
est to the community We will gladly reciprocats the
favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01
Passengers Sailed.
Passengers Arrived.

| LIvERpooL-Ship Memnon-Mrs Chapman and child, and
Mr. Sewa Of Torono Munse Of New York, and 50 in the
| steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

MARsEILLEs-Bark Harmony-Mr Norris. lady, child and
servant
Turks IsLAND-Brg Eliza Taylor for Boston, (asherc ON
the Hook)-John Arthur, lady and child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

Intelligence has reached this city from the
scene of the late catastrophy by lightning, at Abss-
com Beach, that young Mr.. Campbell, who was
struck along with Mr.. Gihon, has since died. He
was the son of James A. Campbell, of Moyamen-
sing, and was within few months of being Of
age. He was learning the hating business with
the Messrs. Brothers 81 Co., IN Market street
The funeral ofMr. Gihon will take place to-mor-
row morning.
Point Airy, on Friday evening, has since been
found, and viii be taken to Smyrna. where his
mother resides.
The coroner held an inquest yesterday upon
Harriet Ferns, colored woman, who died from
the effects OF a quart OF raw gin, which she swal-
lowed while deranged
Captain Naylor, whose name has become cele-
brated for his gallant conduct In Mexico, as well
as his appointment as Superintendent of the Halls
of the Montezumas, arrived in the city yesterday.
A magnificent Gothic canopied shrine, worked
in marble by Messrs Struthers IL Son, has been
erected at Paramount in respect to the memory of
Frederick Graf, the founder of the city, water
works, by the order of Councils. The following
is description Of t.-Upon q raised grass bank IS
placed dosbe-moulded plinth of worm tinted
marble, which beautifully relieves the design
above it. Upon this stands panelled plinth, ter
minating at it's angles by he bases fthe corner
buttresses From this rises upon each Of the sides
an open pointed arch, taking an ogee sweep and
terminating In final, which supports panelled
pinnacle.
The face of the monument, above the arches,
Is deeply panelled by small pointed arches, and
enriched by diagonal fllets and Gothic eyes, sur
mounted by rake moulding, which forms
gablet, and terminates at each corner against the
angular buttresses, which rises from the lower
pllnth ofhe monument, diminishing IN three stories,
and terminating IN richly. crocketed pima Giles,
with beautiful bouquet finals.
The arches meeting from the four faces Of the
design fom a groined canopy In the centre of
which Is a sculptured boss and the canopy thus
formed serves as protection to the bust of Mr..
Graf, which stands upon an Octagon pedestal,
placed upon the second pllnth.
This bust was executed by Hugh Cannon, an ar
tlst bred and born in our own city, and a pupil OF
J. Struthers a. Son, and for faithfulness oil resem.
blance and beauty Of execution, is seldom exceled
by any work OF the kind, even from foreign
shore.
On the front panel of the second plinth are the
words" Erected by the City Councils of Phila-
delphia, June 1885," and the reverse panel of
the same, the words" To the memory of Freder-
lex Graf, who designed and executed the Fair
mount Waterworks."