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Notice Go. Gas Consumers.

u OIAG0 Cd NTAS CONSUMERS
DERS0N who wish to be supplied with Gas by the Bath
tlslhgt Company, the coming auttnn and winter, are
hereby notified that 1t is necessary make an immediate
applications by entering their the books Of the
Company at the Office Of the Treasurer for that purpose
meters can be set until the above reguisition is com
piled with 1t VIII also much facilitate the operation Of the
contractors who are engaged in laying the service
pipe --a a'o .i-talt -s.- 4.'. W. CIAS. CLAPP JR. Il
Bath,Sept o. Treasurer Of Bath Gas Light Co.
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lust receiYeda few pieces new Plaid Thbets, very
fine and Beautiful Patterns for sale cheap, BY ~f
Nov 25 '- vrr QWEN & co. Wy
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8 PREsERvING FRUIT.-Take, Buckwheat
chaff, and place alternately layer Of fruit and
Of chaff The chafr is light. In case you
wish to transport your fruit great distance,
it not only preserves from brpisng, but is
proof against frost, if used literally. So says
G. Hunt, of Somerset, Mich, in Patent OF
flee Report ga LciLT 1voG
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Pure GronnA JaFa& wi. CoIee.

(lHOCOLATE, Cocoa and Shells;- Cream ofrar'aF,r
y Ginger, Pepper, aud gene raj assortment Of Spie-
esi irtsl rnmie Lynn Mills; Mustard, PePpe fsauce
nefhuPs and Rlckes. RaiSins an bPxe and half de
stewards ard East Boston refined white and yellow
Sugars and Syrups Soap in boxes. also Starch I'm do
Boston and orland Ground oek Salg7 dried eoaRsh
and 81 herring aqr sails BY zains D.% L-PATTEN, N
May q, 1883 f.T aus - 46 NJ
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DE- :CNNINM,S SYRUP OF

Gcl II = ENC. e. IIALVA.
rTuia eqnnofpa nat1estaaishef luniyrsa al ftyor Nv
lily, and reconmended By all This nelcne is
based upon recipe produced China by DR. CONNIE the
celebrated oriental traveller It's wonderful properties for
PurfyingEthe Blood, and IN al complaints Of bilious
character, are everywhere acknowledged. For hG0ama
tioe thevHgs Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis, and every
parallel Fur Coughs, Group, Whooy1ng-Oeugh and aII
Diseases ofthe Throat it is md prompt cure. 1t
Possesses Ale rlriarAe power ~ Dissoying, Loosenine
Rnd Renoyating dawward all pne9 n that may olstruct
the hsoat sI IS without question NatlraS most p5tn
remedy lor CONSUMPTION, and all Diseases that arise
lr9P Co5h5 44d sp%9e tfaisz Il hassFcd CaqLcr,
i tie power on other medicines have yielded "a Gs-s
- lcistlt and paatable and n Restorer or Inc
~, stands unriyallod. 1t has never been cqualed as
JlgpPttc Re'edy and Or Fpltfon of the Nerves. Low
es o. Spirits, or ileadacc f$ se cure The interes
IN ste " q The Gsens, e is 70 bel sd in PAM ftts
frl 81 The Corlotsrt is contained in QrAr BorrIes
m M
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. Thorough and rigid trial.

by the first medical men i'll Paris, they found 10 pos
strange and marvellous power in relieving pan her
ever applied and by their influence were introduced into
the hospitals Of that city, and also secured by letters patent
by the French G1Ycrnnent. HY TIt -e.tf H.f
They introduced inalmpst every Hospital in Eng
va ed in
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOtiCe.

n Office hereby gveh That the subscriber has been p
y appointed Administrators Of the Estate Of David Gre
scy late efWtstporin the Coty of Tihcp deceased; and
has taken pm herself tHa trust, By giving bonds as tile
law directs And all persons hfvfnr- Aeifs upon the
estate AZ te sceaseare required exhibit ne SAND
and III persons indebted to the said estate called upon
u naisti@2pcH PW taHE. ItItNlTHA :4yoENsEly
Nov. Z, 1858. 3l22 OF, J. s SEwALI, her attorney
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IQLILI(L: GlLINSl
ALL DISEASES
Oh EBe &c asEA sseFsGooG9

that caused by deficient amount Of NERVOUS FLU
ID,are greatly relieved, If permanently cured BY sim
ply wearing the chains fer few hours each day. r.
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That claimed that It cures all diseases but only
those for which i Is recommended and moreover, boldly
claim and DEFY, that medicinal agent Of ANY KIND
has performed so MANY CURES during the last YEAR N
thnse diseases inst lInnlnfl as LII -.
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Ladies J
Wooden Ware.
Polishing irons.

4 III. kinds q Wooden Ware for sale by H
"a Noy.16.-H anl TGT a. 4. ROBINSON
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PuIyerlnacEler's Electric Chains.

And to prove this assertion defy any person produce
so many WE'LL AUTITBNTICATED CERTIFICATES OF
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients as may be
o! in pamphlet Of 36 pages to be had GRATIS Of the
agent In this city.
The Electric Chains first introduced in France in
1850 and after being subjected to the most
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FIaur.. IgoIassek, Pork.

OF the best quality, just received Also Sad Irons and
" Patent Selfhv;ting Smoothing IRONS BY Y H'7t07
Och IL. r-.. tr.tata rr III. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
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.niC Cumberland COAL

R0p- Tons Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal a sune
DJ( riorartidle for BEcksniths' use now landing per
steamship 5Ie}r%a law from Aexandris and NT sale
Bath, June II, 1853. p5Sf52'9 IN a WEEKS =
--E--------- 80 1aIt2l \ -IiIirs Jlr1H YrlI7HIf
iACcOrdeOns and FIHtinas, sia b
A iGDODassortrnent, fdqsafe By 'afal hlfs"b a.
AuhS ep12sln te9apaI F--HgfS T. MAR STON "
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IIVALI9S' OF, BAIT. AND Vicinity |

YOUR attention is urgently Invited to careful and candid
perusal of something that Inst been inrolaI MAJ vor
rocky barren, yet time honored State - -
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AS TO TESTIMONIALS.

volume might be written, coming from Druggists, Ply
cians and private individuals speaking in the highest
terms Of the curative properties of the EYE sALy Of its
curing even When they had been pronounced ncuaJle
the EYE INFiRIAI,IESin Cleveland and New York City.
Several cases have been related curing horses eyes
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Gne Word mere to EnYalids.

Physicians politely invited to call and examine he
-L-.r ~
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NEoRG SEES
C0MPOUND SYRUP OF
XE1E4H46s EgGHCEG ROOF.
KHgULATING VIE SECREToRY ORGAN!

and ny enabling them perform their proper functions
preventing ana caring many painful and dangerous dseasesi
siren stheifg AMI Qpietng tFe NcrC0US System, thus
allayir Nervous itaan and curing all Diseases of the
NerNEs. rs ILEsL.ril. NnIlrlI-in. nraLnLl4. Ac
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
lust RECEIVED ANDFOR SALE

u superior lot of Irish otatoes.
mar & is AGREE & McCLANAiilAAMsi.. N.
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FURTHER BY THE ATLANTIC,

he lars letter from st, Petersburg, in re-
Ply To Aarolcon's epistle, reached Paris on the
18Th Nicholas declines to accept the proposed
arrangement submitted TO him. The Paris Mon
iSnr the Official organ, says this puts an end to
all hopes OF peace.
troops were embarking on the 22d from Iiv-
crpoo, Dublin and southampton for the scat Of
war. Ships were fitting out rapidly ut all the
ports for the Baltic fleet.
-, French troops are embarking from Africa for
Turkey.
Nothing new had transpired on the Danube
Omar Pasha was strengthening kalafat. His re-
serves were advancing to Widdin and Atariza
The camp of Shumla was broken up
Fortihcations were going on at Constantine
pie.
The health of the Turkish army and of the al
hel fleets eXcellenent
Sixthousand men and ~ ships left ON tho 9TH
under the escort of | English steamers
1t was reported that when the French and
English troops arrive, measure will be propos-
ed by the Sultan to the Divan to give the Chris
tlanS aud Moslems equal civil rights.
An important debate had taken place in the
English Parliament on the Turkish questions; and
the army and navy supplies had been voted
he queen had issued proclamation forbidding
the expectation of arms and ammunition and ma
rine engines.
A dreadful colliery explosion had occurred at
Ince Hall, N1gan. One hundred men were kill
ed.
The Queen and Lord Chamberlain have Motif
ed Mr.. Buchanan that he may appear at Court in
any costume he chooses to wear
The King of Naples was attempting to form
general Italian league
The war is very popular in Russia. Joseph
Stonge and deputation were still at st. Pc
tersburg, but had not seen the Car.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 24.-1hree thousand troops
embarked here to-day.
The Greek instruction again had assumed n
formidable aspect. Six thousand were in arms
in Macedonia and Thessaly.
Telegraphic reports state that the Russians
were bombarding Rutschuk.
An improbable rumor current that the
Russians had taken seven Turkish ships of war.
This finds no believers.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed in England
in favor of the war.
The English funds were languid, and had de-
clined. Consols closed at 90s 90 for account
and 80 81 for money.
1t is reported that if Austria does not immedi-
ately declare herself unequivocally, France will
send an army of 100, 600 men to the Italian from
tier, aud the same force upon the Rhenish from
tier,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
HUMANITY HALL A G A ID Il vi
Ruckineham County Va.

HN4E fortieh annual session of my school will com
4 mence Monday the 10th of January. and close
the second Friday in November 1854 am truly
grateful for the very liberal and long continued pntrc
age of a generous md confdng public From aud af-
ter the 18th Of June.ir addition the English Latin and
Greek languages and literature, thorough OF
Mathe matics with all Il science usually taught IN the
best Ugh Schools and Academies will be taught here
T ton and bou.d, including all contingencies, Willie
furnished for 100 the This school is pleasantly
.itunted "A few miles from the Female Collegiate nsii-
utr, entirely remote from the hauns OF vice and di'Si
pation. The strice attention will be paid 10 The NOR.
ais of those cpniIe to my
For particulars refer to William I. Anderson, Esq
If lynrhbu-g.
r. My address is Chambers Mills Buckingham
C"u Va.
dec % dsc3m ELIJAH G. HANES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRIES.
w. e. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,
PTaCtiCaI SIdtl


TIE takes this method Of respectfully informing Engi-
-ars Architec s,Contractors Builders, Iroprei"r'
o( -Four leres Factories Warehouses. &c, that he has
nurchas ID md leased qIari les in Buckingham Co. Va,
mad ,neads opening and working them extensively lie
romises to produc. Slate better cnruhted to answer n
M, poses han any heretofore produced from thee
unrries and will defy compeiiti to its quality with
nuv s ate in the United Sta or imported lie would
in ,rm the public that he has from youth been wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business and yields
10 none in his practical knowledge OF Slate Rock and
Stating He intends opening Slate Yards at he follow
ing places: Lyncfburg Richmond and ScottSvle where
he will keep .tan supply of Slate to meet the or
der. of TN s.. Towns and the county. ScotsviIle WI
he the CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from which
lie will regularly supply ether points lie Will have IN
his enr loyncnt of experience and knowledge IN
the business each place. 10 attend to orders Tor new
Stating or repairing old roofs. Those who have Slate
roofs ont of repair have Immediately attended
TO- and probably put in better condition than when first
Slated ms there Inns bee much bad stating done in Va,
by inexperienced workmen
Speom.ns of his work can be at the Lynchbnrg
Gas Works an examination # which he requests 10y
those wanting work in bis line
In some cases for buildings he recommends alhs
in place oil sheering the roof for Stating which costs
considerably less.
N b. Letters of enquiry. orders for Slate, Stating
and repairng will be promptly attend 10 by address
ing him / either of the places of business.
dec i9-d&rts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
ELIJAH G. HAN ES.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.

D-The subscribers have received port n of their
IN Spring supply of Boos, Shoes. Hats and a
~ Caps, among which will be found great =
variety ot Ladies' Misses and Childrens CATERS, -
Buskirs. Slippers and Ties ofa co to which viii he
added in week two, their Eastern goods, in viii
will be md general tment of low priced Boots
and Shoes of all descriptions TO which we ask he atten
lion of our fl nds and the public generally with the
surance thai these goods shall he sold low as they can
be had in any house in Virginia All orders fr any hing
in our line will meet with prompt attention. We hive
some mole skin hats, pretty good article which we can
sell for$2 so. fREIWELL HALL
Ii
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


Il H \ ~ u II II a - II
Books. Stationery and Piano Fortes &c, &c.
JAMES WOODnOUsE, tLATE NASH g.
- WOODHoUSE.) RIcBMosD, VA. Offers for sale
at wholesale and retail extensive stock of Books
mud Stationery, adapted to tie wants of the trade Ia
Virginia aud elsewhere. ut prices low can be OBJ
tanned in Northern cities. In connection with his
Book and Stationery business he ha. Ware-rooms APP
rropri1ed Ia the sale &c Pinno Fortes, filled with
ssoriment as Intensive be auy establish
of the kind in the Union lie has participated
in the sale of over thousand Piano FoIfes in the
States OF Vhginin Nbfth Carolina and Tennessec-all
Of which have given entire satisfaction. They
ranicd superior in every rr-ree-uIered for sale ut
manufacturers prices. and will be packed securely go
amy distance without injury.
He has also attached TO his establishment a Book
Bindery and Blink Rock Mandatory, WI all kinds
of Books. Periodicals., Blanks, Music, &c, bound,
md Blank Books of every description suitable for Mcr-
chants Banks, Public Offices, Clerks Of Courts Facto-
ries, &C., manufactured.
Mayos Guide 10 nagisratcs, Nem Eduion.-T. w.
publishes Mayo's Guide to Magistrates. edition
with practical forms for the discharge of their duties out
of Cour with appendix containing forms for Draw
ing Bonds Notes, Deeds Contracts &c, adapted to the
code Of Virginn.
Persons nj distance, unable to visit Richmond,
have their orders faithfully executed If PERSONAL
ly present. maH.1m
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SPRING SUPPLY OF
Boots, Shoes, BrOganS& &C
WYE in receipt of u la ge portion Of our
w Spring supply of
Boots Shoes, Brogans, Sole Leather
French and American Calf Skins,
II = W. ID nv DIN U - N
PAPER, &c


PAPER, &c
@And shall be constantly ling to the ~
>sse-S stock. SO that shall offer the Me- vi
chants visiting Petersburg a stock which will al -
once command attention.
We wish it be distinctly understood entire
" disconnected with the RETAIL business. and sell
only by the WHOLESALE, and consequently of r al
v.ntnges which Cannot be obtained where goods
tailed.
Our stock will consist o. about l. 500 ofs"ason
able Goods bought of tie man lecturers in the month
of January, fr Cash, previous to the opening of the
Spring Trade giving us Advantages over those who
ade their purchases Mt later pc iod.
Ner hant. visiting the city will find in stock such
variety as il rnrely be found in any est ,bsh
ment. Our price will be found to be fully low as
similar goods in any market.
SAM'L DRUMMstHD & co,
Opposite the Courthouse, Sycamore St,
Petersburg VI.
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SAM'L DRU NJ MOND, }
JOHN NJ. WYCIiE, :
A Pile.

Amongst the numerous stores before whose doc ~ isc
piles of boxes bales 81 - filled with goods wares and
merch ndze fo the spring trade The boot and shoe
Enlistment of Messrs. Drummord D. Wyche is worthy
10 be oticed.-Their supply and assortment i,
pie and var ed demand and taste require, and
they merit large share of the public pa ronage-Pd.
INT mar 2.d&c I'm
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed foi the Daily vhginian.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Anticipation for War
Pardon ofSmith oBrien-Advance in Bread
stuffs.

Pardon of Smith O'Brien-Advance In Bread
stufs.
NEw York March TO-
The steamship Asia has arrived with advioes
from Liverpool of the 25th ult
Formidable preparations for war were taking
place in England and France The movements
of Austria were thought to be favorable to Tur-
key.
1t is generally reported that n manifesto had
been agreed upon between England and France
having the force of a formal declaration of war
against Russia. 1t would appear in few DAYS.
II was further rumored that England had made
final announcement to the Car, and had named
definitely the time within which the Principalities
should be evacuated.
The Paris Moniteur snys, that if France and
Austria are united in the East, Franco will not
permit any attempt at revolution beyond the Alps'
This is regarded as n threat to raise Hungary
and Italy if Austria should side with Russia
The Greek revolution in Turkey had become
quite formidable.
Lord Pamerston had announced in the House
of Commons that Smith O'Brien, the Irish pat
riot to be pardoned
Mr.. Daniels letter to the Richmond Examiner
had excited much omment in Turin, and il was
apprehended that duel would result from it,
liverpool Markets. Feb. 25.-Flour advance
of Cd for the week Wheat advanced I'd Corn
l3. Tobacco unchanged, and transactions mod
crate.
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THE LATE L. DEvIN RILEY.-A meeting was
held in Washington on Tuesday evening to make
arrangements for the funeral of the late DEyIN
RILEY. Mr.. Mitchell was present.
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proving rapidly. He rather astonished rs At times
houab he 100 under our common sentences OF
reouatv in his p.rtp. Tnsu ugh often brilliant WAS
nov aud zen dull rafareh We did not like. he mis-
conceived part Sung poorly and asked the audience
(by his look,) to applaud him.
" Brooke sppe cd 1t DruIy Lane on the 10th, for
six weeks engagement.
Bnlwsr's play of Money" was played q, Windsor
CASTLE Jan IA before the Queen, her family and sle.ts
Charles KssA Is Egsbn Walter Lacy SIR Frederick
BouIt W, oster 40 Graves 8ueksoos ~ stout Allied
Wigsp Dudley Smooth. Misses Murray and a,ath as
Gsore and Clara Douglas AMI Mrs. wnsAo lev in poo.
MRS Glovers famous part Of LADY Franklin The last OF
tho dor theatricsls took place the 2Sth Charles
Kean continues to act As director
At the Olympic "The First Night produced thrse
years ego at ths Prinoess'a hss been revived Aimed
Wiesn (by lar the best Frerchnsn on the English
ssse-bsttsr taan Rlrser) playing Aahi Tslos Daad
French actor VINO will make his dsushs r sot Miss 7.
Horton has taAt part and does |. Justice Tnia drama
srslatien OF IA Pere de 10 DebutsDe" very clever
Frsrch vaudeville This piece played is't week A.
Buron's the principal were very we'll done by a.
Plxcioe and Ars Burton
Actors is said beautifully paid In Australia Mr.
ard Mrr STARK from America, reported to be Amcng
the most receiving sixty pounds week though
rot FIRST rate
A rev soprano, Nile Louise Michele has made .
great hit At Stockholm.
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General Tollst Asany Or. Lsw,s, Psii.dalpSi.; q.
Emmons Detroit; X. Pom row httRaeld; D Canooe,
do W. darkness Boston; Ra'ea Pess- y IL. o,soih,
San Frsncuco; Rhodes, syrscuss;s a'-toa Eocsa.
ns smoupg tas arrivals les ercsJ 81 tbs 81 Nisn
oiar
Col Sumner u. s. A; Msj. Lss, A; s,j WISE,
L A: ia mss A. Strest, fsnuesses; Aiasr Ken
tussy: E Bra and party ST. L,uia; J. A asizry
Ohio Geo PrsfcJtt Hartford arrived yesterday Al ,as
Astor House.
DEPARTURES,
In the shin htlsnticNans Beanl,
oic Dcverei wife and daughter, Rev ar
Clark Mr. Jerpizau OF Ihioaso Mr. " and Joha Il IN
dereou aIads; Mr. Langlois, Ca ads M clap,
New York. Mr. z \ Clerk NV; % ffernan NJ Goiaste,i
N.Y. Hermsun ergmsRp bearer despatches the
Court OF st Jams; Mr. - Cos.er ny; Mr. Ptx saraga;
Hicks NY; arthur Crnrin IA sr. Boston, A Gosohipg
analsdy NY; Henbjngersy Eng mr. Hampton, NY Que
vtdo, spsn Dr J Way DR. Wstss, Wsidc, Ohio; % Is
Roberts NY; DIR Il Ev.rts, G oryia: w mninxs aud
blend, N.Y. Madame Vil,ret sid daughter, clarke Is
Winchester BcstoD: j Morgan Bos.os r stems Y Amor
and lady, Carpenter, NY II Aitter NY; Begnets,
Michigan bearer Of Dispatches t. Lond Cooper
Of hobigaD oo9tu TO tSrs aud bearer of sohsu
conGtsn,nople; Ia ~ Fpq NJ: " Lswis Pl adel-
phis Mr. way NY; ne, NY; II B.rm, j w Cummings
Al servantsi Hahn, Biodhard, . ara WIN Pagan.
Mrs. Elizabeth @. Smith, OF Missouri, who served tan
manths in The Mexican war; unt tns assumed "
"Bsrjsmn Newman" hos petticned to Congress for her
bounty lEnd.
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Honor 10 Whom Honor Ia Duc.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD.
Firth your EDITION " the 8 isst appears Article
aded arrow escape from orownngn ~hioh il grosa
b and copsde' ing tho ujussine IL has done
b su les oshtaned in that statement feel eats
fed OF ts contradiction when informed Of tho trus
state Il fairs
Ar Cavapagh after having fallen overheard set up org
for clip which hoard by as boat aud night nspsc
tors eprloye In the revenue barge nnoe Whiteh f
whom, Mr. Jss Money. aad ono If tae news rostmsn Mr.
Jsa. Cooy imnedis procured boat and went to is
west Of The Argc oco dock and person him
except the remaining bargemen and nght Inspectors who
ding tie dock Upon throwing il the and
reset for tic Drowning some individual came
down the dock in excited state and jumped into tho
boas win force 6ufcent 10 have Gunk her Fortunately
there wss injury done. Mr.. Cavapsgh than put
into the boas by all three and taken sh He then
placed in charge II pilot and deck hand ~ fercy boat
the solicitation of the ferry master, VITO said they
quantec with his Csyansghs) son.
After VIC had rescued M Caysnaeh ard him SAFE
retired and felt tbst but doing du,r
wishing give publicity rem are ssat bus
whereas others eoevirg what not their just DUE
deem duty to selvee and the public show whom
the due 1t s also quite evden that Mr.
die mo- fall ram the ferry boa stated bus the
oce dock IS would have been impo ssble bin
" no found akipg into tho
Of the night and the immense quantities Of ce had no
fa ca from ths boat moreover he directed but few
minutes previous to the ferry the Now Ynk sito.
Signed JAMES uOONEH.
JAS JDY.
The undersigned witnessed tho above occurrence
r f2as eSo sssnY, u 5. Beasnsn.
F g6ns M SAEs9hL' }Nishs inspectors.
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Tho Lnn Il OF GOld-NO 3.

Tor the ferd Of tha read his wings W blast,
ana the rain ., bis bidding came sudden and fact.
And the waters raised till each creek hood,
And provisions went up account OF The mud
II had lived in New York. they uld
hsve called anything less than knee deep by ths
mud. Yet, mud not rain shine, ROOTS eas daSuer
gallery, 1868 Broadway 10 constantly filed with DO
lighted who know first ta.t 10 is the .rt
country aud next hst he has been wish tho
Worlds Fair medal, which proves she fact
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SUPREME TOuRr General Term Non ed urnsTstei mo.
tors ard the drs. fifteen canes.
SUPREME Cousr-Crcuit = Mes 1T, a. lel to I'll, IA
SurFHJR CoUyT.-Nos 900 296. s97, SOL, 1855 2sa,
500 1903 ao4 7t6 a0s, g. i2o 1877 81 a. 81, 90; 49,
ls8, 24 50, $50, 49, 2e5 $40 81, 8i, ans 3l7 $40
$40, 1876 "a, 80, Is. 40 40, n l25, SO, $50 "a
COMMON PlUs Nos 1858, aS, SO, Al, lOi, H. los Ill,
l04, $50, IL 220, SO, 1853