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GAS FITTING.

AN fully preputcf To intro luce Gas ipe into Stores
Il Dwellings. factule-. tir shortest notice. Hav
ny had raj years experience the usi eSs my
No, may be Ielied perfect. am ready TO give
estimates any time will also furnish sieam-pipe
JAMES LELAND,
Prarf cal (in- fiucr. Ma
Wilson 4 Franklins old stand, up stats.
p7.Its
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1.-THE Trun is stopped foI a passenger between an,
OF the above points, the caigt Willie macefron
the point last passed by the Train. md ch0rge vii
be less than iwent,-iise cents In any cnse.
Passengers who do procure Tickets texccPi thos'
who take the whe,e tickets not snld,
will be charged by the conductor, per cent in al
diiion 10 the regular rates u ius. provided hnwpN.'
that IN sh u, he receive than ten.
than hffy cents from any passenger TO any point on
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes, 10
be left with The Ticket AGENT and with the Con
tor. which passes must be explicit in granting the VI
eRe travel on the Free eolorcd persons be
required 10 produce theriree papers,or they will be
permitted travel on the
jun l6 f. II GIL l., Gen'l Sup't.
R All papers advrrtising for this Company will
please siopall adv rtisem,nts in relation Passenger
EaI, and 'nseil he ah,ve -ntrs.
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CtPos BRipoE

C,Pos Beipog.
ilamrshire county Va March 1T, 81.
Mr Z p. Cooper D-ar SIR; Agreeable Ia ,nur
quc-t and m, desire benefit afflicted. here
v cerfy the gren elirfl hive received from The
Of HomploH's " getobft Tmc'nrc
| nken with nvoleHt ppiDfiaiton. or rather hnt-
erne mn trembling Of the Lsart, which ntinnrd
eral days; seemed i'm, heart Ind almost forgotten
it. office. rh, family hecame alarmed and procured
bo ne Of thi4 valuable Medicine aud beinIr h,d nk zen
c'r balte of this Tmetwe Of Hamp'oa's | was
iirely relieved
Thi- l. the hind inaaHce Of relief In my family
the ne al hi. valuable Medicine 7 tlf,-- ,ear.
laid ~ with liberation Of my mike from fleet
of whit i generally called = iik leg had lost n tn-'
nnd appetite. aud the VII rh snre toD, inches
u. and down. and talfw WY around nv ankle. ,ejcrrl
efarl Ia heal il until proc red Hamptons Veg
,p,llc Tin",ureonr bottle Of which rsur my health
healed ankle mud am ffeer from swelling than fol
the last thirty yars,
lynn one al my daughters very low from severe
dys'rts '. aud VII, she begun Ia sit up her feel
mrnced wrlinR which increased every ,ia mud berah
In be very painful nzsd bottle of Hampton'.
7nciuJe; the pains were arsuHged, the swelling sub
Il d ond h,r health ',urne.l-~e kept her legs ban
da ed with sips al w"len until her strength returned
| have he thus pa ticulnr. that others Ter rimIn
er umsn1c"s mieh be induced TO avail themselves ~
his remedy. Yours with respect.
ELIzABETH EpwARDs.
do hereby certify TINT ! PERSONAL, acquainted
with Mrs Edwards M Gun safely recommend the "A
boYc statement to be- correct
Cnpnn 1dae Hampshire county. Va.
To delicate Ladie. and Children will please give /.
trin
Spare mi nat p rmh 10 name hundreds IF others, as
Geo W. Goodri, h, Capt. Tho- Can't, Robert Gnult,
james Smyth, cure II Rheumatism.
John Pervu SA Cir fin. lohh Lux, Rev. " Esk
rid"c. u. s. Navy, und II ousands 9th cured nf
Dysrrp-, Scrnfulb Cough. Li,rt Complant. Brnnchi.
IL, 81. Vtu. Dance, &c. We citizens.
Cnl on Turn
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of RheU poiism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
piaint The Herdict has gone .Jorth dHadmn
that champions Tinetare" has no Superior ;
ScurTsvHLE Albemirr Co Va.
March 28lh, 1853 {
Mfssrs Nor imer 4 Morbray :-GenrIemen-l hive
been afll ted Inst tight year with hheun aism
Dysp psin mud Liver C"mpi suffering all the while
width minis IN the shoulders, hip bu and side. shift
ing from side the other, Pnlphnt"n Of the h,
los oi nplct cold sweeis nj night. Xcessise cosiVe
tess and cIc,' deliiI and wrakn | tried man,
rem' aics which dnnr me no I'D, but luther grew
worse. Ln-t fall advised Try Hun rton'-
Vegetable lincure y aud amhhpp, - say it In d
nc. am flre frn" MI pnin md ~ the eno, mem
oi nclect hrHhand take pl,asur in recommend
ing tie Tmcturc 10 all ulIl cited us hive he-u.
Yours, JAMES NJ. NOEL
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Summer Arrangement,
G0 -. 90 -
VA. a TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours.

nN and after MONDAY Aprll Sd, tics Exprev all
" and Passenger Train will leave Lyrehlurg daily,
(excep Sundays. att A a.. aud arrive al Big Spring
lo4 Nj
Returning leave Big Spring ats 45P. NJ and AZ
rive in L,uchhur at 7 7. NJ
Stnnpmg each wa, any at Forest, Goo ies. Loury .
Liberty. Oak Mulga. Lisbon Ruor,i's. l,onsat k :.
Gish's Min, Big LII H. Salem Dya'- 7 oma-' and Be
Spring. THoS. ShAkP oen'L supt
mar % Is
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~ EKANKLIN.Wh oicsaIe

NAiILsON AFKANkLIN-Wh oicsale
w AND RETAIL GROCBhS AND COMMITS
sian Merchants in the new Granite front Bulbifg,a
few dools alpve The Merchua II BanN, Main St'"t.
L,nchburg. Va receiving their spring supply
Ia which they invite the attention their friends und
the public gen'rnly-
20 hiid. o & and ST Sugars,
30 bbls Retired CnHec do
So -" ClAr fed aid Poverised do
lub @,Hxrs Lnaf do
10 bbs Cru-nad do
10 hids Cuhn anf Molussc-
20 bbls o nd Sugur.hou-e Sirrup
100 Sa ks Rio and LueunA Cui!ee,
IS " superior Brown Javu
i" 3rnuine Moe do
Chests q Z. Imperial nnd Black Teas,
Trree- New Crop Rice.
900 SIDES Sole Leather, hsnsy aud light weighs.
bales Shoe Thread,
5ll00 lbs Bac Cotton assorted numbers,
bnles Cotton Batts
100 Sacks Suit,
20 tpna Country and rredegar Rolled Iron, a.s'd
1000 ba Blisicred Steel
1904 lbs Cast aud Shear Stc"l,
boxes Patent Axcr. different b ands,
900 he : Nuils assorted,
- " Hor.e Shoes.
100 lbs Hurse Sh e Nas.
2j best wa Scotu Grind Stones
so hoxcs Sperm aud Adnuuatine Candles,
90 =" 1urmnlitfo Soup,
30 bbs Muekere
90 i" Tanners Oil,
10 900 lbs good Famil, Bneon,
100 bushels Cloversred.
Ginger, Spice, Pepper Chuckopc, Alum. Saltpctcr
Soda, Stmeh Copp.ras. Indigo, Mad er n Brge -torb
al Cotton Osn b,rgs, BIZ wn Dur esti, =. Stnpc Dry
Goods and great mnny other articles 100 tedious to
mention all of Which hcy olrr 10 -e' the very beet
tere,s or % give iheNchango Ion country produce.
M al
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UUr termS WI be cash, or uegolinbe nnnpr sotiCc
tnrily endorsed. 'i '''''0
ne subscriber, thankful for the yer, Iil~ral rnon
age bestowed on him for the last fourteen ycar be hn
business IN Lynchhnrs. woul. Just rntion thai
lac Will still continue his firmer brsi,c.. i, l,
md 'Pes WIN the additional fcilites :, now In. a
y me constant tention he feels der al, ined m e;y
IL business in all lis varous hrnncle. IN ma. ..
'hd'h'e al the patronage OF liberal nus,ic
'" N'-'s ''EO G. CT RI
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CONCENTRATIONS.

CHIkf ENGINttRs OfFlcE, Va & Tenn. K. I
Lynchbne. Va, Scrtem 81 2h 1853.
To THE RAH-ROAE RI LLIC.
All the cars I every ind il use upon Il ioad av
mad'. al the Pleduuut Works ii / yn,Lhurg, u,
l. IN dir, con # Gen'l Neul,to as Agent
4 gives me much pleasure 10 lay that our have
strongly and faithfully executed. | cheerlu,y re
mnend these works to cempanie. requiring cars, a.
npetrn construct AID faith uy execute any con
thai may be- made the OF these orks
CHAS. + NJ. GAkNETT,
Chief Eng. Va g. Tenn r. e.
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Gymnastic Academy.

MIR HERNANDEZ proposes tn establish, in
WI L,uciiaurg, IA GA Mn \SluM, where ali th.ex
trcI,e. per ui.nng To the prot -, in will be uugh-
including Practice upon HORIZONTAL AND FAR
A LrL BfRS. ROPES. LADDERS. HORSE.
DUMB BELLS THROWING KNIVES, BONING \
FENCING He viii also have. in connection with the
GNn asium, SHOOTING GALLERY.
Hi term, viii be only FUUR DOLLARS per month
he choo tn commence rs soon rs sufficient munro
If subscribers are obtained.
Mr.. Hernandez calls att aution the folowinar
nenda ION r I'm PHYSICIANS o IL city. In developing
ne u,r, aid pr"moung tn general h ahh uni aI,-
rea ance, nothing compare 10 Gymnastics.
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Lyuchhurg, Sept %. 1888.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Gure. | feel confident lint the Pedr1 Works, undtI
his management will fully nau'am lis reputation n
making Rail Road Cars Is we'll in any and all g.
branches Of mechaca operations.
JNU. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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would hog leave Ia ra the attention OF the public
letter written hs distinguished ph, scia, WHO Is him
sci, most skillul nyrr. and has welded his cue j.
many snds. IN the banks of the Seine well rs in the
neiehhorhoDd o. the Hudson.
"Rilards consider one of the most u. eta "a il i,
the ia,Cinating all gnmrs rood eve a stead,
hund. rdgrmeht and practice the requiem nts fli
excel Graceful ard ami sing II ha Us al.
fractions for all classes of snciev. 10 the mech7uic
il usefu for it relaxation from his duly
bodily toll 10 the merchant and the professional n an
Whose business is ese,sary less scdentary, il
rspecihy recommends it aef, firstly, As a rluxntion.
Secondly. fr the exe,ce which accompanies it, To the
invalid mi hypec l"ndriac j, i henefri: it serves
abstraction from needless it injurious trains
al thought and the invalid the exrr Use is gen
he eh racter. if not indus l,r great l.neht
ct lire, lat 1t cannot be otherwise than useful. have
frequently recon ended Billiards to individuals who
sought Tor something which would ut once com inc
pleasure with benefit, and have invariabl, found il t.
give satisfaction"
lnco clusion. Talbot would say the public, when
Ia receives pay for game of T. II ar he does MOI
blu h-or you may assured thai the player has had
his moneys woith,and am notteeeiying than NY
lawful dues. (iu, LTD
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"A Word to The Wise u

not Always snGctent-- evaml wonis AZ -erled -
Il DE Bugs SupeI Phosphate Linz" as ate.ti zrr
supported by array of names who have tested it tin
ought carry conviction 10 ali NV Is the time
ipply it h. Com Tb,rco crops Ii may b
had 'uquauities uit, with directions for use from
may % B.F SACKETT
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,


lBLa Stunts {. hugHi.
ID % & ound. Cai fled < Crushed do,
90 hoxrs I.nal Sugar,
10 btu. n. o. Mulasses,
l. hhds. T. r. d.,
100 bags Ri, Gaf-c.
so Lneulfn do,
10 F." PRIME old Java do,
50 Dukes Adamanline Sperm Candles.
Large lot 1T Culver. Orchard GrDs. and mohy Serd
Gail non - We selling rh,np.
(fh94i.) YOUNGER Il SMITH
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IN READINESS

1--WE subscribers viii have their ,en-annua accounts
= IN readiness Tar presentatn by the list of july -
Aindehtfd uro expected t.. e prompt in settlement
Ac ,"u IL which were due the old concern ofA y. Shat.
& Co ftcei0e months ice. unless stttlsd ut that tim.
will b" pneed in the hands Of Off, er for collection
Jun 30 ''URR II CHS SHAFEEK co
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

FENflE ,xceence o these towels consists in their
sharpness hexhiitv and powder of absorption,
rendering them yer, vnu die for bathing purposes For
,ale by JOHN. II. SEAl CO,
Jun 3 Druggists.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS

IT O} lar the best FnshlOn B0Dk issued IN hi, cnun.
try Wecoriially recommend it ~. Y. Dat2y Times.
1ak, stie highest nek am ne all journals Of it, clss
N Y. 1rt6ane. This is uperb b Iran.
script 1t Is the best record OF the Fashion pub.
Is''ed.' Sunday Times Phaadeiphia.-"It contains
all the neN~ taspions. and coored Plate of great
beauty uournai.
One copy, yenr 50; two do, s.; four do 50 One
r"Iyo the Gazette ana copy Ha,pe.s 5, Putnam.
or Grahams "aga1ine, one year. s..
fttce No. j I'm street New YORK, and for sale by
all Booksellers inthe United States and Canadas.
AMI 10 dim
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~ Office. The BILLIARD SALOON establishments
aleiy carried On this c uy Talbot x T. tier Is
hi, day Dissolved by mutun, consent. We return
thanks our fir ends the public general for rh
liberal patronage All Per.ons indebted to the concern
wi ca ON Tulhot an Tile Tia, il lulr rempraudunls
Talbot will 81 tile nll the debts of the establishment
TALBOT ~ POTTER.
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The Billiard Saloo" will BE- continued t> Talbututit-
present locality, in nvrnient pnre j. the
CITY, where shall be pleased wa all those VIM
may think proper 10 give me their custom,
Jun 25-dit MELVILLE TALBOT.
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Tin Plate, Lead Pipe, &c.
= x BoAEn ln Plat, In >Sl4 md ID >c2n, lc M
- / - Pig Block rm;7 at0 i,,l |, nd I,rr. /
l31n'hes-ior al" by GEO. BAGBY.
Jun "a
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THIS Pnw Consists Of Pows. placed one before
the her, the Same beam The forward one takes u
nrr from nr,t to sir iuchfs deep, separating The
nj ,he grus vegetable and lays -lice surface
iew", II the bottom al the previous fItrow; Il the
and Que fliows from fonr inches deeper, and
tdt>~ aud depuss its size that of the forward one
1t being raised turned, the sub .oi is broken aud
neowe and spread loose and evenly nvet rr swari
rim the ausu ge OF the State Agricultural Committee
~ New inrk, i'll their repolt of 1880, it makes n
seed bed nlmos Hs perfectly IA spade
We viii kc,p constantly ON hand large ortmeni
+ SEASONED LUMBER. both yellow AID white
Fine. Oak Walnut. &c, viii h ", viii stL at regu
,ont ar wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber vii
lind it Then aiyutag' purchase NJ these Works. a
'ey can hive iii lumber worked aud dressed to or
Ter, tir' eby ing tine expense of hauling
We will al. hppr ron v mazda
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DiLLAED n OGDEN,
GrOcers n Commission Merchants,
oheI for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries,
,oH SIS | u lart of lie tuIiu~iae articles New
" Orleans. P"rli Rico and Coffee Sugar; Inva ia
tuNfa an hin Coh lrn. Steel, aud Nail. Of every
varietw For IGN nj Domestic Liquors. n large ns urt
meh oi slaflc p,NG DDS. II i, Can, Boots ors aud
indeed ev' y variety al g"uds nsuhlly kept in Grocery
h"nse Thur stuck j. the lsrge,t n ut II has ever
been lrpensure l" offer toth' public Feeling CON
hdeft thtN can SELF s'w y house in Il Guy. they
ie,Pcrtlu y solicit Ill from their friends aud the pub
lie generally, before purchasing
WV s. Dr. LARD.
WIN II. OGDEN
npl CTS O posie the Fnrtne r. Rank
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THE attention of Farmers also invited to ticse
" urks. a. lherS viii be kept always on and all kinds II
Agricultural implements,
,av Pluws Harrow>, Gull vuor,, Curn Shelters Chu
IT various patterns aud o the improved aud Ia ,.i
.tye And Hay Presses aud everything necessary (or
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting JL,i
good ant los at these Works a they at tie NortI,
Ut er works, aud at Northern prices
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Flour.

Flour.
JUST RECEIVED and for sale lot Of nice Flour.
- in bags, suitable for iamilyu .
JUS 20 WILSON & FRANKLIN
Herings and Mackarel
DnWHoLE bat barrels New No. | Hening.
~ II bib tat No > Murkarel,
In store On tor sale ty GEO BAGBY.
iun24
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WIN. \. HANNAH

WIN. \. HANNAH
TIAS now open and Tor snle. most desirable
Il sioek Of Spring AID inime' goods, To which he
beg. To call the ol his friends aud the
public generally. liz is complete and NJ
low prices ny IN the mar'ef lie would call
particular attention To his staek of
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also sllridi stock % tutuisl ing goods ior gen
tt,.e-. Rnianp Win Il tnBy he iun I
SHIRTS, COLLARS, COMMISSIONERS DC.
AL uf ih, siyI AID best axes. Buyers vii
coufrr a favor by oking through my stock bcinre pun
chasing, US | nm determined To sell cheap IT."
cheapest mar 81 Is
ap-Exnres. md liazetIe rnpY.
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MEDICINES.
VIII Won Read the Truth

Msdrine have 4hsrit snd great mefiiio sianl
n the n.st pfpubic opinion NJ art Il man ran
ga vshi-e ssttlszs attire 10 kept W. nsa good
nledirine. 4 1t he MT rsa II 80.
A good medicine will live be ONE popular. and *
tend it, year after year. in sfte OF opposition
The pep readily 6nd IL virtues, aud the lame "a
fl.ni ps-se. from puth nnuih With rspdiis
than n7vspaprr. SIR al H. living witness test
wing To the cue uelicine has made far him Is Of lar
more service y newspaper advertising
n pritpl af thn sly above. refer you IL
HAMPTUN'S YEGETBLE MIXTURE, and IL Of
fec- ls pfui-s i in the mouths o. multhudes. The
best in country give heir stimasy to IL
wonderful cure.. Am"nz thrm name Hon. II
Clay Hon. Rrh. VI John on, Wee President IL the
rrilrd Sat with hundred Of others Capt Thomb-
Ganf-bfofhrr the eelebrafed physieian nl the
Emperor of Finfre--wn. cuf.d by II af - il-ea-e ct
taven yea stanng nfier the iii al all the Doctors 81
Europe aud Ameri, had failri To
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal TO every Man and Woman.
.7nosiey cfREb1 HAHPTON'S Tfhf1 URE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich. The Poor, epery where, bear The same
Testimony
Rral the FOLLOW ing Ceuincntr trem Lady. endorsed
by Postmaster Il. 7. Cooper;
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TUE UNDERSIGNED woUlp.r-

WANEED-20 negro men to work n, Tho -
~ Palrs the virginia & Tennessee Railroad din.
III che aancc. uf the year. Appl, 10 uu'
-" ~ ~" E. H. GILL, Gen'l sup't
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Lynchburg Furnishing Warer00nl.

II X. LI6G. y n son, UlnoL @zT-Sesssssasse,s
~. ,ter-rs. Papei Hangers, Mat Il Naszsss.EzsAA
res, aud kope Manufactures. Main ~ ~
Street, wo ID below tie Market house. Lyncibtig
VA, keep adly hnnd and make 10 or or Curl
ed Hair, Lbuck, NJ s. Cotton, Woo and piral spring
Mattresses, dRope Of every description.
We hive in employment sumo first rate Cab
net Wnrkmen and intend to keep hand SUI y OF
FURNITURE uf our own make and also Noithrn
fBrtuIe-such n Bureaus, SpHs, Nurdrobes Bed,cns,
Cheirf, Double md Single Lnung~s,-l000 Bead, Il ads
INV On h md. We nsk &c attention oil nj Who navy
wnnt articles in line and pledge ourse to 81 up
IN ls reasonable be obaiIed in this
,lher market Gg ) reoal attention given to tue 10
pnring # Furniture. (ian dSc's)
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DisSO utiOn.

x VII pnrn r~li heie;uiorn existing ludeI the hrn
and STYLE ol Bell X Jennings IN the pr prirt rship
Il the Cnbel HOUSE, has This day been Dissolved lay
mutual consent The sub.cihrr has purchased the IN
liz OF Mr. Jcn ings aud will hcrea'ter he the
sole pm RE He most respectfully soIrcils contin
uanrr ell irefal Ialr mage II. has heretofore i've
from hi, friends and the public orally promising Il
paii sail be spared orender then com
fortnhc While thy stop with Linn.
June 7lh, 1854 Ns) ROBERT II BELL.
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fENHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
L specially to call the attention OF the citizens nj
yncbhurg aud the adjoining conntry,to his large ana
ss splendid ussortmentoi BOOFS,SHOES WJ
CATERS. NC. of his own MAKE
- and which WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
- AND SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persuns wishing to hnve good and durable Boot 81
Shoe for present season. will do well call
-. am determined To please, both regards qnaIi,
md price
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRlMALDl.
lee Its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
DIED.

HAGADORN-At Clayton. Jeerssn County Jan So Of typhus
" lillian liz sadornI in the z3d ~ his
his m nd and those Of bis wiy respectfully invited 10 st.
tend biz the residence ofhs father No 81 Madsonst
on uaday M O'Clock His remains will DO taken 10
Rlinebsek for nterment - -
UNbFRHIL-On Monday Sth IAN Robert Milton eldest child
Of ndey Undeib sssd months and Is days
family respectfully invited atte I'D the
funeral The resdsnss Of his grandmother Mrs Juliet u
Mitchell No 272 Madison this "wednesday stenco,, at
ocoet without further invitation Tho romans viii be taken 70
Greenwood Cemetery for interneEt
hErCALFAt ebsnon Conn the morning OF the issh nsf
ressence her Grandfather Ephaet Abel Mary Ensins
ony surviving chd L. and Mscalf aud granddaughter
Of Atunsh Mstcsf deceased aged years and months
DE- LA YgRONEJan 81 Of snail Edwin, Infant sen Of
SiIas K and Eliza De La yeune
Hsdsou y. Y paneTs plssse copy .,
CHAHBERLAYNE-D w. ChamberlsJne. one OF the eldest
members OF medical profession Richmond Va and one OF
Richmond Medical College, died bis residence
u that city Saturday lo<nns last
DOLsFN-On THURSDAY 18th last, AFTER proracte3 iines
Ansfne Dunnng vile Of G,bre l. Dosen, the i'h year ofher
wILLIASs-At Nyaek on ssai.y th, 2d as Ads wiilsns
sruEd aa alter the late RoN Gedney, aged i9yean
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

COMMON CoUScIL ITExs.-At the meeting ofthe Board
Of Alderman Monday evening COMMUNICATION was received
from Mayor Wall veonf the resolution passed AZ no pneFlo
meeting the ordinance Ia relation 70 awnpfs
psttion from suBdy ezens eays 70 the sx
ence pox the vicinity Of seeont and North sevenfnsn
whlca vss referred 10 Health Committee with pswer
report received from the select Con tss Ga od o.
contract (which sboat 5000 In hcn thef
cersurr Commissioner he having entered iato . con.
tract with Fsncs swim for ~ running foot instead OF '.
a. Affected by the Common Cocuc rssog Ton Wa adopted
authorizing Council and Mayor TO take such action n 'As matter
ss the facts In The case demand .,-.,.. A. M,
.otion oaerrd By Aid Kelly adopted rsqaas the CJ
Couns 10 n Board wth written opaon werins the
oow relative 70 the obsstors o. inc Williamsburg
0ss Llsit COMPANY, ssproxlted for By the contract
Whsther exact from pivate consamen
,, than ~ So Ger specific gravity eto
"a Whether The CITY acton ssans, said Company
Coz IN, recovery public smp
teen months which period alleged the specific gravity Of
N. rss as et exceeded CYL
al wh,thsr II IN. Company rcfs saimt
have moi ,rssed wots and the city has the
entef int ard take possession Of tho
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Of the chip was arrested suspicion Of being princiPa'
in violating the laws The previous TRIP Of the
Ase and Jchpssson suspicion OF aiding and abettns
Jolpatson Is connected with the house of Levi-on &
Brother No. Il Maiden lane and went on board OF the
Ate in the doctors boat at Staten Island lie ssd that he
went on beard to see passenger named Benjamin. but
was believed that he also desired to see Or Downg.
When the steamer reached the dork quantity OF lace
estimated to be worth sbou, $780, found in the trunk
Of hr Benjamin and seized I, is believed that large
quantity Of very valuable goods-mosty dam,nd,-s yet
seor,fed On the steamer The prisoners DR. Bowling and
Mr.. Johnson taken the Ferry and passed
into the custody OF Assistant Marshal Horton who took
them TO the Office Of the U S District Attorney.
Dir. Frederick Isaac Inspectfr Of Customs who aided
in meking the arrests made affidavit setting forth in
substance, the facts herein given Mr. Levison having
been sent for by Mr Johnasson arrived with Loren
20 b Shepard as counsel for the accused He examined
into the charges against them and bail procured for
each in the of $4,000 DR. Leavitt becoming their
bendsman The seizures OF contraband goods made
Gently is stated to be not less than 100000 Messrs
Isaaos and Godfrey have been engaged for some time past
IN ferre:ing them out