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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

FUNERAL OF THE Hon. ASA CLAPp -Yester-
day, the religious ceremonies at the funeral OF
tho late Honorsbls Asa Cspp were performed at hi.
mansion house In Congress street. There i'm.
monss ssssmblsss Of relatives friends, and fellow ot
zens among whom We noticed his sons inaw, the
Honorable Jsstice Woodbury., Of the Supreme Court
che United States and Samuel X Brooks Esq Of New
York, and grandson John c Holland, Esq, Presidapt
Of the Worcester and Norwich Railroad, and Horsc.
Brooks Esq of New York, aud Chsclss l. Woodouy,
Esq Of Boston, and General Dearborn, Mayor Of Kox
bury whose only daughter IL the wife of Mr.. Capp's
second SON. most appropriate and impressive prayer
was inside by the Reverend Doct. Nichols, In which he
sloqueaty alluded to the fact that the venerable
whose death was - universally lameuted the odeet
patriarch Of the rst church which established IN
Portland and had not only lived to witness the rise of
this city from humble village 70 the snuent CONNER
DIAL emporium Of Maine but by his enterprise and pub
Ito spirit had done much any other person to
mote Its prosperity. The exalted cemstin in which
this excellent aged citEsn held by the whole
munity, was strikngly eviuced by the mournful sus
pension Of the hags Of all the vessels In the habor and
on the signal STATS Of the observatory at bali mast and
the vast conoourss Of people who throngsd tho streets
through which the large procession moved to the
terry, where his reraens were ertombed There could
be seen his aged contemporaries representatives of the
adventurous storm beaten officers and of tho
neets OF navigation of ell tbs various branches Of
ohanioal industry and Of every other class Of society
Never has the death Of any other person excited
deep and universal lanenation II like the solemn
and emphatic expression of grief In immense house
hold FOR the loss Of Its venerAted
Transcript, .GpriI23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27
mlDesllan eOll0,

At late term of the court held ct Washington Co ,
imprisonment in the penisnti.ry An indictment vas
found sSa;nst BIN for attempting to burn house. and
another for attempting to poison Mrs Mccoy When
the jury returned their verdict he caught up law book
facs Another boy Of II years sent to psnen-
time these boys were receiving their sentences two
other boys the other Is years Of age under
n os,s the 10 on Of having
The reduced rates Of postage ct New orleans have
greatly increased the receipts The postsgss collected
10 the quarter ending March slst s4s were $2l .oss
$1,000.
Tho Wes,ern Canadian says -" Sir Allan MoNsb has
written to tho Engineer OF the Great Western Railroad
assuring him that government will guaranty E6OO 900
for the construction Of the road "
few days since ther were over sixty vessels an
chored in the Detroit river in sight Of The city of De-
trot The sight Is represented being extremely beau
There were 70 deaths in Boston, during the week end
Ing on Saturday, 22d instant.
Four torrible murders committed on the 18th
inst. at Garlandsville Miss DR.. LoDggon and Of
his children found murdered In bed The body Of
another child found dead the floor and the
o, s. at gaze
female negro servant much against her will The house
Of DR. Longgon had been destroyed by fire two weeks
bsfore tho murder. and IL is supposed oocasioned
by this servant and her colleagues.
Toe "Oyster war; has boon renewed between the Penn
syvania and Marylsnd oystermsn On Monday l9st,
vsred in jones' Creek when they wese immediately
blockaded by tho residents Of the neighbo hood and
surrender demanded, which being refused, battle en-
sued, during which cannon fred into the depre-
dators without doing any serious damage, however.
The schooners Swan and Resolution sloop Navigator,
and another vessel Captured the rest having
capped The Phladephians have threatened to sue ell
concerned, for damages
Movements OF Distinguished Individuals.
Major Kirby passed through Albany on the 95h inst,
on his way to mis- residence in Wstertown, Jefferson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27
MRrlnA AMnlra.

MUrNY The ship st. Leon, of Castine, Nc Captain
Jarvis from Liverpool, anchored below this port
Monday evening, her b.ng in state Of mutiny.
Captain Sturg's, of Revenue Cutter Hamilton, went
board the st Leon, and put of her In irons
Yesterday morning he got the ship under way, and
she brought to the city by the steamer Maynower
The mutineers have been taken into custody by the
United States MsrshA and will be examined TO- day be-
fore Mr.. Commissioner woodbury. Boston Times, Goth
iaoI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

of February 8, contains a long account OF a de-
tected conspiracy among the slaves throughout the PRO-
vnoc--ths Brazilian province Of Rio 0rande)-to rise
upon their masters and put them all TO death. The
story Is not worry clear or judge, reliable
Agency in the plot for Instance IL sscrbcd to Orbe aud
Roses, which induces suspicion that the public alton
hes political notive and origin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27
The Rspubllc OF England.


Yesterday Mr.. Punch had . dream which was not all
. dream. Mr.. Punch reading the Morning Herald
at the club and he fell asleep aud he dreamed
that great revolution had been accomplished. and
ancient monarchy topsyturvya end that the Morning
Herald was the government paper, and contained as
follows
This day the Citizen President Of the Republic, and
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, took possession Of tho
pslace Of the nation.
His Excelency's Ministry is composed follows: =
Mninister Of Foreign fairs President Of the Council,
and Poet Laureate Citizen Mouckton Mines Minister
Citizen Samuel Warren, with Ten Thousand . Year'
for salary; Chancellor Of the Excht quer Citizen Fesrgus
O'Ccrnor; Minister Of Education. Citizen Harrison Aims
WORTH Miaister the Colonies Citizen Buwer Lytton;
Minister at War; Citzsn Golden; Minister Of Ireland,
Ciixsn Stafford, who resumed with pride the of
master Gsnsrs Citizen Berth wick; Archbishop Of Can
terbury, Citizen Bright; Commander In Chief Citizen
Mac Hale; Master Of the Horse Citisen Widdioonbe.
Citizen Panch vas sent ambassador to Paris, where
the arrival OF H. was greeted with frantic applause
Citizen Urquhsrt has bsen appointed Governor and
salad in quest o! his government.
Citizsn Anstey took leave es Consul General Of Js
richo He ad rsssed parting sllocu'ion 10 the Pres
dent OF the Republic, which he performed for about
three days, in q private room
CitIzsn job Russell Is quietcr TO dsy. Since the
glorious events OF Fructidor In which no behaved with
so much mistaken g.liAptry. the Citizsns head has
wandered % nsderably and 1t s supposed has not re-
covered from the blow ir fced ii at the sormiug OF
Downing street when Engaged In -irgls combat with the
intrepid Citizen Kelley He still imsgne' that there arc
whigs lett in the country
Citizen Landseer goes Ambassador to Vienna. Cfti-
ssnness George SAnd, Ambssesdress from the French
Republic had sut,rc, yesterday, or his Escellenoy
the Minister of Foreign AHlirs The wifs OF his Ex-
csllency was present during the interview.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

judgment TO 60 by default, hsre defence. The
jury rendered verdict tor plaintiff for $1,000 damages
CouRr CALENpAn roR THIS DAY. Supsrior Court =
~ 5S 2S4 1896 297 $40 39 335 1886 $40 3 SAG 81 10 90
inclusive 37l 10 3sl inclusive 393 to 1893 inclusive Com
mon Pisas 333, S. SO ST. al SO to 81 inclusive %,
81, 05, 81 10 100 inclusive lO2 IOa. IOl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27
Political lntsiIlaeuce

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE ron GovERroR or ILLIrors
Col T.. d. Baker, Of Ilnes, hes been nominated
candidate for Governor OF that State, irrespective Of
party.
DELEGATES TO THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-The
locoooos Of the 10th Congressional District Of Masea
chusetts have chosen Nathaniel Morton, of Taunton
delegate to the national convsntion, and Samuel c.
Baldwin his substitute The convention decided In fa
vor Of Levi Woodbury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27
Mail Enllurea.
The r,ps.

The PHILADELPHIA Ledger says that from oil accounts
tho storm of last Wednesday has caused but little
il any injury to the fruit trees In this vicinity and that
the prospects of plentiful crop have been destroy
ed The Cadn Pheair states that IL the in rela
ton to the fruit trees Of New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27
Miscellaneous Foreign Extracts.


In the House of Lords the 3D. Lord Aberdeen spoke
Of the entrance Of tho King OF Sardinia and his army
into the Austrian Sates and said 1.-THE King Of Sardinia
had been tho who had directly violated the
public law OF Europe by commanding his troops to
ter tbs territory OF neishborng friendly end allied
power without the slightest pretext Of grievance with
out any provoostion without any complaint or reasonD
The Marquis OF Lsnsdown stated in reply that the go
had hoped that Charles Albert would preserve
the utmost neutrality.
Madame QUIET, mother of tho ex-French Minister,
died at Brompton 3t uit. Sir Thomas Barring bro her
to Lord Achburnham, died on the 5th mat
Prince MetteTnich left Hamburg March IS, for Lon
don.
The Manchester Society for the preservation Of gene
raj piaor, called This Lssgue OF Universal Bro aer-
hood havr published address the people Of sranos
calling on them at the present crisis to ALLURE all
sentiments, aud to substuts the pen for the in
all futurs mieundsrstandioes e~twssn rai ~ This
pbNan Nscric Sr-ccte!fM. 81 wh ch ih~ Nsn h-s;er
nsApni ior1s 81 pas 4, si'ly spread N "a. A W
various towns la Bog aid. wh-tr rs NOR. tssa
10000 N mbess sac its rssi.cslsas srs A.5s largely
extended through shf Unile6 states,
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Movements OF Distinguished I0divlduals.
Major Kirby passed through Albany the 9oth inst.
on hts way to mis- residence in Wstertown, Jefferson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
\. H., DFI3.AU.

gsN virrs nf deed IL irn-t rNnened 10 The salscr
D ber- Trustees by lilh1urn II. lphnaon, bearing
da'n the - Ia day Of MAY, lsid aud Of RECORD ~ thr
Clerk ,a of the county Court III Bedford county. we
viii, tf the purposes in said deed mcnlned, an Alon
dae Tho 2sh dt Of August ISIS. (Caurrdap.1 nj Lib
elre before The front d. + vi ir Cour louse sell - the
h. hest bidder Al public auction. Tor cash, the
Frat of Land,
nn whlsh u' s1d lhoun w. lohns,n nnw rcfl'o', "
ing IN ho county al lleIGfd, near lamre livcf, on The
lsnohhnre aud l}lne ltdse fumplke. about - o. -
ues North of IAnrabura. aud containing by estimation
o63 > ACRES,
more NJ less. 1hs Is sld T. be- valuable trlct Of
lind, md p'r-aos desr,ns Of purchasing viii d well
t, eNlminc II baiorc the ia, 81 SAL.
The tto believed l., a. gaad, hiaeli1r n Tfns
tees w viii convey such ne only Is vested IN Gs by
The deed uIfru,t attesiid.
JAMES L. JOHNSON,
EDN ARD {. BtiRkS.
July - =sNt19t lustroa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-Onen might travel for Ger.
tuties tins Planet aud set be Ignorant oil more
hall the wordro rolerc o the very weeds that grow and
Wihef on its surface. he roots that pierce mold. open
another field II estigation prolific and boundess
See what ha IL affected by the concentration ofhe prop
critics OF single root, In combnaiop with Other vegetable
substances in Tire lonu at SANDS sARSa PARiIJA.-
Its benefits widely dlused acknowledged with
gratitude by thousands whose liberated flesh snpoufating
glands blpiccd pinplc clustered skns
yOnd the influence Of medicine unt this remedy tried
IL operations in harmony with Nature. II oily SUBJ
lpgaia disease, but recruits the energies which indulge
nav have paialized.
Prepared aud sold by \ Il y D SANDS, Druggists, 100
! ulton street. New York
Sold also by DAVID II LYMAN.
And hg Druggists generally thtoue out United stpes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

- hiHh VI illiI}G>S.
y Hiie TIE 81 Europe isaaa e. latsase interest
uosoaly 10 the iaac. Bat L. The s4.,...5 , ....
or aud the fails3psf, il Is ple.s.a.r II observe. d j..
extraordinary e>4as vi IN .sa.Is 5.#ft,4 F.-HG
aud Ane.iean pt1 lee, the naaa...,lI, a.,....I ri.
? ling events D. If s3.=.ll ....-sz,.I3...s =
The leading Iona af,,,+ l1.a E,r s,#,. y... a..,
IN the aa5it Il sli j, ,..s mo nr,..l
Capitals Of Earap3l ,Is,,lf,,.3r s,s,i,1 ms f,..a
other place of teatry i,t4f.st. .r,.#.x,....= IN
Cured Ia this cli3rtt.f4i., il,, lt.st.,r ,f=-.,
lacrnalioa IS asl5at, H.. l.,,l,, ,r.o.. b,.# .,-
respondents a. tbs wins, s,I,r,. i ,,rrer tf n,
slowed by The An, t,.,vero,,4o, +, lie .,..,.
Ministers orillr fist
Wnhia few ysars ,,,sp ,,r ,,,., ;.,.,.I -,
presented very attra,lb, 5a.,..,.,ir, -,
SHANE Of letters from aIa vya.,i,t.,..,,.,,,
I'm Atlls. the \. !. Gl,.a..l ,r...;... navy
Coari,r anil Ep,tir,r ,,,.r'..'... :.
,o,iap the lead in This -. ~. ~.
,valsb fr,,n =, r. VA -,
:, f,e rea1.r, Of TN, la,A
c,rros,,ndenl jsa mr., Ill.,, .4.,.=#..i ,.T.#.f
f,ol,.,s, and oiyes yeI'..-..,.'.
NV mn, only nr t;relt Tx Iz,,.f.lI :, ,.,....,
IA, in the nnn5arof is A....la.,,- .l,'.,..,
,al l.yarsi,v Of r,yei ,, j,A .na, f,..,.,..1 ,%y
c.ar.eraad Enquirer pls4rIfs 81, >f,,1tsc,.eo
,.r.res If has several c,,o,ara,.,s u rs,i. am,
.,,,,o enc i, pussj, and, IN ,a.,,f, 'I,,4.,.,I
.taa.'a., .,.,l I'll
''' -'e'' e'''''' ~ MSS anu '"l''' nanny
iHe events PlS'"g o''1ie 'nflt es late number o'
the semi weekly paper conaiI no less than daz.u
Luoe coin ms c'pscly printed European carresi, md
,,,, Ig,., ,,,if,rs sr. all "a, III al .,,.,,,l t,I
W. ''' ''.'
Americans Wh2' u P''' o' efe h2l ''hl'f 10 any
lapfs al l.llu u Itl1 are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

groceries, Liquors and Domcatics ofnii kinds
torcaria,t and Commission Merchants.
MIN srGrlr. #lrnonhoHa, VA.
a RE now ree,i, ma md have in store. large and
u we'll ,clrd stock 81 uoad,, recently purch ase
tie Nartru erti,, tot eusIconsIsling IN part OF Tho
loo0 pua atdros.
2lo mes RIO. Iagloyra aud lava Coffee some very
- hid 40 = II and St, crai, sosafs.
. bills \ o elafiGed do
- bhds and bos =. Il and \. o. Moassts,
usrre Stuart extra syrup,
20OD lbs Sole Leather
10 ton, rrcdogar aud Country Bar Iron,
22lO HIS Bllslnrtd Sized,
1000 do NtNlor < Co.'S Shear aud tasl Steel,
LOO s1rl.s of salt.
50 bale. Of pou.esucs. from 81 to 81
10 ,o Cotton nlHabufgs, Nos. and ;,
10 hbs Tanners OIL,
Ia do Ms | and , Nlnrlmrf.
ia boNe- sperm aud tlow Candles.
1Jo h'2s NllIs, all s1.s including box and lining
Nails.
5uo lbs Hoop loo.all sizes.
~ kcaz ,lle and iilas'ing Powder,
"a nests Wo,d Nam
"a btNc5 English Cheese.
2aDO HIS Lcwls's Walo Lead.
- bikes Stnart's paf Sugar,
~ LbIs Crushed and powdered do,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns, best factories,
~ lnls Il richmond Ground Plaster.
Il cases Hats. including Panama, LeghOrn Palm
Liquors.
- bhls Mountain and Reeiiid Nhishey,
- do Old IIye. j. Martin iiaharl's do
pipe Onrd, Dupnl $50, Brandy
do J. !. Dupuy s. CO.. do
ID 4 Segnctte. do
20 bbls. Imitation Brandy,
Ia do Apple Brady,
II do Rye Gin,
Ia d. Boston Rum,
; dp Sicily Midera Wine,
do fine old do do
do Malaga Wine.
Including lodigo Maller, Copperas. Alum. Salt pc
ire Bari<. ogwood. Putty. Allsplre, Pepper. Unget
Pants. Tow Linen Blrached Shectings and Shiriings,
,,re Chans pades, Shovel- Castings, Wagon-boNe
with variety OF other articles mentioned in the above
catalogue.
o.. WANTED.-Bacoa, Flour Flaxsecd. Butter,
Tow and Flax Linen ,inseng, BeeswaX, w hskey ,&r.,
Tor which the highest market price will be given III
Cashier Barter.
April 2Ots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
SCHOOL ADV ERTIsEMENr

fgNllnc>t regular session o tho eoh'erhci q S'haol Will
commence Nondly, ; day 81 September, aud l,tmi
u1u thr 2lth ermbrt, embtaeupn session u inmm months
Il = plated admitting tnol5, unlr The Tuition al
Nj I,oinlb Talbot lot "hose publications The aabecahe
can tnnsh
frhr. two departments via be rni,tt, eTlutf.
l. ~, Al, lrabla that pupil should 'utt cal, IN
The l,ar4ue - the .c.stuu possible,
r,rqs Pc, s...opo i've m'otls as hefatoGfe so, -
~. !, eed irp.
.ld, - WIS W. I tEAllllRSlbN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

va HI he added To lhc above sale Share Of Stock
w mllr Gl2rn,' Savings Bank Of l.yn,hhur,. -
Shares ia the Mechanics Swings Dam, ot iAnehbnrg,
standing In The name ii 1oln {. sucl,lotd, aud /
~hars in lho Mechanics savings iIanh o iruchborg,
andiug in The uame ul Il = Wilkins, belonging Ia
Ino { SImcllaf rl which Ste, Is conveyed in the
deed + rugr Of the ord ol Nay last lfom j. 6 Shac,
Icf nd 10 TIN uhlrr.l eood as Trustees.
ToNrklNs, Trustees
I. W. DUDLEY :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
n WI, B1GO.
ms.

go kegs Nails and Spikes,
100 do Box aud Lining Nal.. all of the best lualil,
i'or stlr At Iow prices by ........
july IFS MCtDRk l.E y SIMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

IT NE 81. ISIS.
IREiSI RER3S RFPORT
r, Stockholders. - Shans t!0.3s3 Il
To prpo.rlos 96i3 II
&Wo!G -
ASSETS.
L,f- in rln,,,, E,pl, La collection COCO IS
T. f. II u RIt II thDs, H.
IheC committee. appointed h cNlminc The cond'I.d o
the Mechanics, Slvu4, liauk. ben lca9e Ia submit The
b W. II tcarut is The condition ol 4h1t INSTITUTION, july
Isl Is. From e.,Ilp examination I'd mics due The
BANK. 40 believe all to H. perfectly popl.
JNo & Nat iANANhN,
: NJ Sttil)tN,
J II ROBINSON,
Jolly - II NJ ~ NAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
go ss,e Public.


a the low, Cus price and then delivery in Iynchhnrf, ia
sound condition.. warranted. Tomb Stones and Marble Non
uncnt, maoc 10 order. few designs may be seen at til
stone Of Cary I. fucker, Main Street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

LARGO lot of rriots, Bed Tlehnga Paialoon ,'oo's,
lnudkcfrhr.s, Shretiugs, Nestngs &c, all OF which
" II hc sold BARGAIN,
Ilr lnond7 aud The public are respectfully invited Ia
all aul ~ mime his stock before buying elsew here, rs
he Is determined 10 sall
A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

July -Nti9 \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

Family Groceries. !, , G'S' ,app, JOS, ' re-
eeired by MCoRINEf Asb CpNANE-
ie22 Market Square
Packages delivered In any pafI of'the CITY ifte u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
TO HOUsEKEEpERs!l
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
pEKIN TEA COMPANY

ct AViNG appointed NJ. REILLY No 1877. Wet
No side Market square, Wheeling Va tcir agent Tor
This cty he would cgI the attention OF the rnhfic 10
those GEl.EHR AfED PACKED TEAS, the supettor
excellence Of which i too well known requiso com.
uendatou. They ave be ~ for long time the favor.
re cas- IN the principal Atlantic cities and ara fss:
obtaining character throughout ihr country which w
stNe thath precedence wherever they are used.
Al hnuse cepers know aHicuit il has been here.
loioe ioohtau eoud Teas at far prices but The great
idrHhes OF tins Company epShio them 10 place
hafs Of thel Esn> the cpitCs article al prices which
eatnn tai 70 susfaa the high character sready attain
ed b. iAen aud ufiY shpa9 suit. Nou have en'y
10 rem tle 20 The eut aud vour ionev Refunded
NOTICES rlarT imttate}s have risen M who are
vending infer article IN the usae OF his toinueny
they feen proper 10 sta;e order prevent iu os
ten that Eono Which do not bear ~, every
package, IN aluHoa tne tue dftbe Company ti Of
MecAlLhDNT Il BOND.
p Il corner Market and Front SIS, Philadelphia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
FARNAM'S PATENT HYDRAULICS.
HOBBS * TAYLOR


4FANING purchased The rlslt 81 Fsrnams Patent
q. hvdfaales for the counties OF belmont aud Ohio,
sse uo~ prepared to furnish order Farnans double
action !it and 10 puEps Fire Ehgn mes, Garden Gn-
glucs, steam boai Pumps, ard az kinds Of H. Grau'c
az saralus manufactured ~ u Z Faruam, Cncia.,
,.aiu These Pumps sdapted for every situation
WAtch pJIap luaY be required. The great sCVAn
tage single acllUn funns Is keeping column of
Wattr constantly moving, thereby working more
e., and throwing dGulc tie quantity u ntie.actjon
for Fine EHgine IS the sna Hest Pump made ID thr,rV
wetcr over two.iory hndias Owing TO the .mglea
renscmeni The pfcc i less thsn that OF Suy other pump
tEat Ntl perform The same an cunt Of work. The
rauRcncn 81 te whole is siEple thai is less iiabe
get order, aud hsttet e4cats ed Tor situations
where perfect ara efficient nisehnefy is re
quued.
iia1se rrnpS t. he wnrkedlv hand may 30 placot
81 the basement auy othcf Hvenrat a4.i4tnn 90
dt sr wlr, ~ MEANS O. iaad pipe iron. g, els
t-fss spfuss. from auy distance. and tugce the
stHle ans Part 20 me icuse nt ofcilnry Gsa
conway .yater te HSll Rooms uuI. rauats and WE,
the tdlnpn oi aose rtap Heuse 10 peetc Sire iuis1
9v tNti1 #3t*HArf Tres fakrWse lHults t"r - Is
81 st.l- i"t erces dns .u ttci Tor aper Mills. 1al-
st1is, Btt'reftes, ap FniieTS oi not tet ninos,
iof s'6siutls ue4s2tlps lard -.of +verv purpcsc
n Ten 20 lpA al, MS rec mintt~ thes lumps huGd
% 'sort rs firt or sts EaWe, with iron pine spi.
it sing tl ,reHt s;t. aud I'D, tte tte
ttis ;lfil tLe lt e,fiug sAt'ts nfts,
Cav to any pan HERETOFORE adopted Tor Ia 10.
Z fiu- -, I.ts, ott7
-kANMrNTAL FOUNTAINS q ess' non Of q
? - cfeht variety OF pattern. These Fountains are
a- sprcpf IA beauty % marble, a. tthe ~ the cost
+ Tine Hsius uPHasNs Of nuN aI.iereHt patte.ns 81,
We -le 10 sut ali tastes ~ 10 sis'e OF plce Fof
-l aicaar5 en inise Al our estahi shuteat rpIns
$50 Nsll sud N>uley sil RpBbe TAYLOR
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GHrAv CENTRAL. ao1TE

GREAT cI;S'TR ~. aOETE
rSEcA WHEELING Q bAf.TI MORE ~ ASKING
q TON CRY. PiiilAbELFi,lA, NhW YORK tad
ROS'foN. The National Rood ard Good Intent Stsse
.oma6uies are running 81. dev lives Csri'eFiaad
Connecting vi tie Ea.iifo5e and ONO Raj Road ON
by q hours STAGE navel to either oithe aboveeitlcs,
lance hv railroad
la Time baltimore - hours.
Time r. pi.i'aA,sipla 49 hours.
Fare 20 Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare TO Philadelphia Is DOLiaRS.
Six daily lines leave the Companies STAGE and faoroai
office every morning at 1'ciaes, A. NJ. AID extras n'
tisfed at any bour aluad shonsd l.ier.
FOR through tickets 20 baltimore and Phi'sde pima ep
p At the Curnauies' oice No. % Nasef tfaat " bee
mag, Va two doors north OF LIE Gnltcd states Hotel.
Fer Good Iuiept stage Go. ". n. SiEti.H
And J. C.. ADHESION, frr y. /. =. -.
aags Great teut al Route Hail huad x Sta1e once
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COUGGs,
P,tTAlSlC,
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BRONCHITIS,
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satisfaction Oae tN dos,s sgIi ssttsl you that a.
virtues are 40, rAa-l, steu Real ths 60 I9wsls tfon
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