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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
p,c,.ion. OF the supreme Court

DcC1ShOns OF the - COurts
The Judges of the Supreme Court have been in
session during the week, and the following decis-
ions have been recorded:
Henry A. Denbow rs. George Conner; Shelby
c. p Dismissed.
william Chapman ct al. rs. Andrew J. whorton
Ct al; ; Delaware G. @. Affirmed 5 per cent.
William Porter Is. The State; Warren c. C..
Reversed.
Hanna Korlepeter rs John j. Wright 1t al !;
Marion c. G. Affirmed 10 per cent.
I. p. < G. r. X. Co. rs Milton Spann; Dela-
ware G. p Reversed.
Mary p Evans rs William Buchanan, Admir-;
bartholomew c.. @. Reversed.
Peter Spulman ct al rs. Thomas Culbe<tson;
Grant c. p Affirmed 5 per cent.
Richard Green rs. William Boyle; Cass G. c..
Affirmed ) per cent.
William I. Rowe rs. Jacob Harris; Tippecanoe
CP. Affirmed 6 per cent.
Jesse Brownlee u.s. Hiram Thornburgh; Grant
C.P. Dismissed. - l og
George Glasscock = Ill., ps Michael Nave; War
rem c. @. Affirmed 3 per cent.
VIM NJ. Macy rs. Jacob II. Combs; Morgan G.
p Affirmed per cent.
: Ezra r. Dibble ef al. Is. John Mitchell ct al.
Warren G. G. Affirmed. 4.-.rrrr
George Monday rs Lorey Utter; Cass C. c.
Affirmed per cent
Alexander McGregor vs. The State; Hamiltoa
a C. c. Affirmed
Jesse Line cs. The State; Hamiltor c. G. At
firmed.
stephen Allen ct al. rs. B. Hostetter ct al.
Montgomery c. P. Affirmed.
David MatIock rs Peter Fry ct al; Hendricks
G. @. Reversed.
Samuel NJ. Young us. William Ewing ct al;
vigo G. G. Reversed
Lewis Beard ct al us. First Presbyterian Church
of Peru; Miami G. p. Reversed.
Lola A. Moorehouse ct a. us. W A Potter e
al; Tippecanoe c. c. Affirmed per cent
Nathan Garrett Us. Micajah Puchett; Randolph
C.P. Affirmed 5 per cent
L. p. & G.. r. r. Co. rs Samuel j. Williams
Delaware G.. p. Reversed.
James G. Hope rs. The State; Wayne c. c
Affirmed ------,-...-
Timothy Denison u.s. John Stewart ct a.
Wabash @. c. Affirmed.
CAN R. R. Co. rs. Sylvester Gullett; Dear
born &C Reversed
Henry Martin Ct al. Us. VIM Davis; Owen c
p. Affirmed 3 per cent.
Nicholas Beach U.s. Davis Livergood; Lagrang
C.P Reversed. nt--a
John f. Thompson rs The State er rel, Rich
ard A Bean; Elkhart G. G. Reversed
- William Frost Us. John Purdue ct al; Howar
C.P Affirmed 5 per cent -
- Jacob Vanderent rs. The Town of Centerville
Wayne G. p. Reversed
Joseph Jones rs John Dronberger; Shelby c
P. Reversed.
Thomas III. Rowe ri al. rs William J. Tenn
pleton: Tippecanoe G. p. Affirmed ) per cent.
Stephen c. Faber Ct a. rs. c. L. 4 Chicago R
R. Co ct al; Cass G. G.. Reversed.
John Duffey The State; Washington c.
Affirmed.
James Galletry rs William T. Williams ct al.
Greene G. c. Affirmed.
Charles Schaufer rs. The State; Yanderburg
CT Affirmed
Frederick Foster rs. The State; Cass G.
Affirmed-four cases
Michael McGill us. the State; Clinton G.
Affirmed-two cases.
Frank Barnhurd The State; Tippecanoe {
G.. Affirmed.
James Chambers rs, The State; Vigo G.
Affirmed
Martin G.. Kuger rs. The State; Boone G.
Affirmed-two cases.
The State us. George Shots; Floyd @. G. RI
y versed.
Isaac Thomasson rs. The State; WashingtO
C.P Afirme'
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
LegisIatixe summary.

MONDAY, January 81, 1861.
SESArE.-The adjournment on Saturday was
until two o'clock p. NJ. on Monday, and the
afternoon was principally employed in reading up
bills a second time and discussing amendments
and finally sending them to committees. At
least twenty bills were thus read and referred,
making work for the committees. The Governor
sent in a message laying before the Senate reso-
buttons received from the Governors Of Ohio and
New York in relation to the existing troubles.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Murray directing the
Agricultural Committee to inquire into the expe
diency of passing law making the owners of
stock running at large liable for damage done to
persons or property, was rejected on division.
This shows the feeling of the Senate on that
subject
HoUsE.-A good portion of the afternoon was
spent in discussing the question of the construc
ton of the committees on the State prisons, which
resulted in releasing the standing committee from
any supervision over the investigation of the af
fairs of the Northern Prison, leaving that duty to
the select committee The Speaker laid before
the House a communication from the Auditor,
which was referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means, containing statement of the cOndi-
ton ofthe treasury this day and suggested that the
Legislature provide for its expenses and the ex-
penses of the State, till the revenue of 1860 can
be realized. The statement shows by figures an
estimate that $72,712 81 must be provided by
loan and the Auditor recommends that the loan
be made from the Sinking Fund, &c.
A memorial was submitted from Knightstown
asking the Legislature to pass resolutions inviting
emigration of oppressed white citizens of South
ern States to the State of Indiana. The Governor
was requested to lay before the House information
in regard to the amount of fees received by the
State officers since the 5th of March, 1889. Reso-
lutions were offered on the subject of the militia;
to inquire as to the expediency of giving land
lords lien on growing crops to secure rents; in
regard to purchasing by the Agricultural Board
the geological and neurological cabinet Of the
late David Dale Owen (of inquiry;) as to the re-
visal of the school law, &C., and a bill (No. $50
to change the time of holding the Court Of Com
mon Pleas in Gibson county, was read first
time.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

BLAcKwooD--The January reprint of Black
woods Edinburgh Magazine is being distributed
to subscribers. The contents are: The Political
Year; The Purist Prayer Book; Uncivilized Man;
English Embassies to China; Horror, True Tale:
What's Grilse; Norman Sinclair, an Autobiog-
raphy; A Merry Christmas; The Indian Civil
Service, its Rise and Fall. Price 50 year.
Price of Blackwood and any of the four British
Reviews, s.. The four Reviews and Blackwood,
$40. Leonard Scott & Co., publishers, 70 Full
ton street New York
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

NUMBER or Hoes KILLED.-The number Of
hogs killed in this city during the packing season
Just closed amounts, in round numbers, to Al 900
The exact figures we have not been able to as
certain, but we do not miss it much. This mum
Der may be divided between the three slaughter
ing and packing houses follows: Ferguson
Mansur, $4,000 head; Israel McTaggart, IL goo
WIZ. Mansur, is, 900.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

LEGAL,

Nh ASTER'S SALE or RAILROAD PROPERrY.-By
lVH virtue Of decree rendered by the Circuit Court ~
the United States for the Crcui, and District II Indiana IN
favor Of John p fcvcrton aud othcr~, Trustee. &c
against the New Albany and Sandusk, City JUNCTION Rail-
road Company aud othrrs, the undersigned, sl,ccisl
Master Of laid Court for that purpose appointed WILL
the 2sth day u February. 1851 between the hor of n
O'Clock NJ and O'clock r. NJ AZ the door " ic Court
house. in the city OF New Albany. lloyd coanty indiana
sell at public auction all and singular, the entire iaroad
Of said New Albany and Sandusky City Jrrcii,u abroad
Company, Constructed and TO lie constructed the
city II New Albany IN the State n Indana. flrsh the
counties 81 lloyd, CLARK, Scott. Jefferson r,s Frank
lin and Union in said State. the lire dvdn Statc
Of Indiana and Ohio together with all its i ct way and
track appropriate and necessary 90 the san exceed
ing hundred feet in width and al it, sidc.irsc FIX
lures station grounds and buildings its warehouses work
shops and al the appurcnances thcreunto rfp.riau.
and all The corporate rights liberties and franchises coag
ing 10 said Company much thereof may ic
ss-y to satisfy said decree. Said property vii ie sci in
The manner prescribed by the laws Of the 81 ludsna
for the sale Of lands execution, and without benefit
! the valuation aPpraisemeni laws Of said Sin.c.
JAMES A. GnOEALEl
| jan30-4t Spcriai Nasfef
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
Br THE STEAMER NIAGARA
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, January Il.
The bullion In the Bank Of England has declined EST
I0O and the decrease the Bank France 50 oOO
The money market is generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, January Il.
Messrs Richardson pence Co.. Squote -four dull at Cd
decline; sales at 29sD32s.
Wheat quiet and easier and quotations unchanged;
sales at l4s Cd for white.
Corn dull and Cd lower; mixed is offered sss with
buyers.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
Consols are quoted at 9l5x99lL.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
TUESDAY, January n, 1861.

TUESDAY, January ~, 1861.
SESArr-The resolution looking to giving
County Boards power to assist agricultural So
cieties in paying for their fair grounds reported
on adversely, and the report concurred in. A
resolution adopted inquiring of the President
of the Bank of the State whether legislation is
necessary to cause the bank to furnish greater
amount of circulation for the relief of the people.
A debate sprung up over resolution in regard to
the change of roads-whether persons desiring
the road changed on their own land shall pay the
expense of such change-and it was finally sent
to the Committee on Roads. The remainder of
the morning session was passed in debate on the
report of the Committee ON Federal Relations,
and for the afternoon the Senate accepted the in
vitation of the House to the flag raising.
HoUsE.-A large number Of bills passed their
second reading and were amended and ordered to
be engrossed or sent to appropriate committees.
Mr. Bundy, from the Committee of Thirteen on
the state of Union made report which the COM
mittee was unanimous in recommending.
After long debate the consideration of the
report was deferred until Tuesday at ten o'clock.
The House then adjourned to attend the demon
stration in honor of the flag of the Union.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
s,rrRp,y January DC 1861


SESArE.-The House bill providing for loan
of SIS 900 from the Sinking Fund read a third
time, and, after long debate, the further con
sideration of it was made the special order for
Monday, at two o'clock A resolution directing
the Committee on the State Prison TO inquire into
matters in controversy between the directors ard
contractors ofthe Prison South, was, after debate
referred to the Prison Committee Resolutions
were adopted-to institute inquiry whether there
is law requiring the distribution OF interest de.
rived from loans on the Sinking Fund among the
several counties, and if not, to so amend the law
and to report a more effectual remedy for the col
lection of delinquent taxes, requiring the county
authorities to furnish parties with copies, and
making it their duty to collect
DEMONSTRATIONS were presented in both
branches for the repeal of the new county act
The committees reported extensively, showing
that they had been hard at work In regard &c
the militia law, Mr.. Edison, from the judiciary
Committee, reported the opinion that, by the re
peal of the present law the officers holding unde,
il would cease, but new law would not effect
those appointed in conformity to the 9TH section
of article IL OF the Constitution. The resolution
Of inquiry as to the expediency of abolishinc tho
Common Pleas Court was returned with the opin
ion that further legislation was nexpedient on the
subject. Resolutions were passed, directing the
Warden of the Jacksonville prison to report the
number of contractors connected therewith-their
names, the amount due from each, &c: that tho
Auditor of State report the change in the valua
ton of railroads and what roads have been an
praised; as to graduating the salaries of count,
officers; as to the expediency of forbidding rail
road companies to employ any engineer but thos,
who have certificates of qualifications. The Gov
ernor transmitted resolutions from the Legislator,
of Tennessee, proposing terms of settlement o
pending Federal difficulties, and resolutions from
Alabama in regard to postal arrangements. Boil
houses adjourned at noon until Monday.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

W Experience is probably the best teacher,
and DR.. Bull seems to have concentrated the
tes chings of long medical life in the preparation
of his Vegetable Worm Destroyer. Its effects
upon the worms are magical, while the form oi
candy drops in which it is prepared, renders chill
dren very fond Of it. No mother should be with
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

a DNINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-The undersigned hsy-
N ing been appointed Administrator of the estate of
Isabella Bryant deceased late Of the county u Mariou
Indiana; all persons having claims against said dccedcts
estate, will present them duly for settlement
to Bennett Bryant and his recognition IL such claims
just and right the viii be acknowledged and settled
and the renting OF part Of the real estate 81 the d
dent and the receipt Of such by Bennett Bryant WI
be right, he is hereby authorized TO such extent
solvent X. l.. KAIIOIE.
jan23-dltw4t Administrator
NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN THAT LETTERS ca
Administration have been issued 10 the undersigned
by tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Marion county
estate Of Samuel A. Edgar, deceased Said estate prob
ably insOlvent. janl6-w3tl GEO. W. McOgAT.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

John Maclean, President Nassau Hall College
Princeton, &ew jersey.
Henry A. Boardman, Philadelphia.
Charles Wadsworth, Philadelphia.
Charles W. Shields, Philadelphia.
VIM. p. Breed, Philadelphia
Robert Watts, Philadelphia
James H. Crowell, Philadelphia.
Joseph II. Jones, Philadelphia.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

Our table Of arrivals show the number OF cattle to
upward of 700 head than reported last week;
and the cattle this week heavier the increase
greater than the figures would indicate. The offerings
have been larger than the demand-quite too large for
this date in any year-and especially in these times when
many out Of employment, and the consumption Of
beef Is for that materially diminished Sales have
been dull from the opening yesterday morning late
hour this p NJ Prices decidedly lower fully SOC per
all grades but the qualities better than the
common grads we do not change either quotations
Of those qualities average prices. A very few
choice cattle brought $40 cwt yesterday but the
Der too small for fair quotation; stock
ken for shipment As we left the yards there fair
prospect that the stock would all close our quota
TONS We quote:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
THURSDAY, January -, 1861.

THURSDAY, January -, 1851
SExArE-The memorial from the mass meet
ing in vigo county was presented by Mr.. Viii
500. and referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations The several committees reported
back, recommending their passage, Mr.. Clay
POOLS bill in reference to killing quais and Plies
ants with an amendment making the time be
tween the LIST Of November and the LIST Of Febru-
airy; Mr.. Jones' bill requiring assessors to number
sheep killed by dogs, and Mr.. Lomax's doubling
the term of Office of township trustees, in all
of which the Senate concurred. Resolutions
Of inquiry and instruction were adopted, as to re-
quiring county treasurers to pay into the State
treasury the funds they may have on hand on the
18th of February, 1861 |; as to empowering county
boards to discharge all persons imprisoned for
failure to pay fines on account Of insolvency of
srch persons; to the condition of the University
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

TTwo good houses, with large lots in the
vicinity of the Widows and Orphans Asylum,
would be traded for smaller houses, nearer the
center of the city. Apply to Delzell Smith
real estate agents.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

FoR TRADE or SALE.-A good brood mare,
well broke and gentle, is for sale, or will be
traded for wood Enquire at this Office.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
by rELEGRAPH.l
New York Market.

NEw YoEK, Saturday, January &c.
Flour rn sales of IL 500 brls at IS 1895 Is for Sate
% zoos so for extra
Wheat-sales of 50, 600 bush a advance of lc
6COm unchanged at CSC for white Southern.
Whisky IN moderate request without important change
In price; sales Of $50 brls. at Is I49lszc.
Barley more active and a shade irmer; sales Of 900
bush good State at 73c.
Lord firm and demand fair.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
..-- For the Daily State Seniine
meteorological Observations.

Range Of thermometer for the week ending Saturday,
January 3sth, lse1:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
COMM
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Saturday January 20.
Flour unchanged and dull
Wheat unchanged and steady.
Corn firm and IN good demand at &c; sales small
Oats dull and unchanged at 26927; sales continue
small
Rye sold at 6l9Gac.
Barley unchanged and dull.
Whisky in good demand at full rates. sales Of 200 brls
at 1870.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
CARRIAGES, &C.,
Must be Slaughtered.
PARK & DENNIS

EIAvE RECEIVED CONSIGNMENT or CAR
RiAGES. Buggiss and Cutters, which viii b. soli
at panic prices 10 raise money. II you want bargain
cont fail 10 call You viii not have another such chspcc
sooD- Sales-roOn, No 81 AsiroPohtaa Kan
jan12-d&w2w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, Ssh the
- Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county, in the State
oindiana, March Term, A. ID. 1851, Mary Shea John
Shea
the year 1861 the above named plaintiff by her attorneys
fled in the Office Of the Cen o the Marion Circuit Count
her complaint against said defendant In the above entitled
together with an affidavit q n competent person
that said defendant, JOHN SHEA - not reidcp Of the
State Of Indiana.
Said defendant s. therefore, hereby notified - the fling
and tendency Of said complaint gainst him and that unc
he appear and deur thereto the calling Il sad
cause the second day Of the Of sad Court
to be begun and held at the urt-house IN the city -
indanapos the fourth Monday In March neat. said
complaint and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged viii be heard and determined in hi absence.
JOHN G. NEW Clerk,
BY FRKD. kSErIEE. Deputy.
wAIroIs wALroLE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan13-u3t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

HOUSE
A RTIsr COLoRs, best English, in tubes, canvas,
DoTANIc MEDICINES and all the Eclectic Prepara-
,oAL OIL, an extra article, with good assortment Of
" Lamps
nYE-sTUrFs Of all kinds and best quality.
ExTRAcTs for the Observation-Disclosures, Cos
EL metics &c
TNLAvoRING EXTRACTS for Cooking, Of all kinds and
best quality.
GLUE, GLASSWARE, Jars, Bottles, TASKS, vials &C
HATR OILS, Hair Brushes and POmudes Of all kinds.
n INSTRUMENTS, Surgical and Dcntsl--a good stock.
TAYNE's MEDICINES, and all the popular remediesOf
% the day.
II IDDER's ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAcHINEs atmnn-
IN ufactnrer's prices.
4 ARD OIL, Burning Fluid, Turpentine.
NFEDrcrNEs. CHEMICALS. foreign and domestic fresh
wi and pure.
MEATS FOOT OH. and Tanners oil. best quality.
nI-Linseed, Castor, Olive, Sperm, and Oils Of all
DAlNTs Of all kinds, dry and ground in OIL best quail
~ UININE, MORPHINE and other Chemicals
ID OSIN, STARCH. Concentrated Lye, Potash, &c.
Spices Of all kinds, ground and upground, strictly
- pure.
VIVoBACco. CIGARS and SNUFF, of the best quality
IILTRA-MARINE, Prussan blue, Chromes and Colors
u Of all kinds.
UARNISHES-Copal Coach, Damar, Japan and Black
best quality.
WND0w. GLASS. all sires. best American and
w French
W BAzrNs PERFUMERY, a large assortment.
VINC PAINT, French. dry and ground In oil and Var
~ nish.
q, ALL ARTICLES usually found In Drug House.
~ For sale AZ low figures. All articles warranted
represented and which invite all before purchasing
elsewhere ROBERr BROWNING,
msy2o 20 d&wsowly g wcss Washington street.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
The NE W AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT wALTHAM MASS

In order to meet the requirements OF gentlemen who
prefer thinner Watch than those usually made by us
we have lately issued style of Watch on the three
quarter plate model especially designed for this purpose
In establishing this SERIES has also been de-
sign to produce Watch in every way superior the best
and highest priced products Of the reputable Of Eng
ish and Swiss Watch manufacturers and labor
pense has been spared TO this end
In all respects Of fine and durable material Of external
internal fnsh accurate compensation and adjust
men of mahematicay Just proportions and Of practical
results, our new three-quarer plate Watch challenges
comparison with any in the world.
The following named Gentlemen may
be Referred 10 in Relation TO
these Watches:
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Me- John g. Sake, Vermont,
n. p. Willis, New York, Hon. n. T. Banks, Mass,
Horace Greeley Frank Leslie
Cyrus W. Field, New York, VIM H. Cary New York,
Paul Morphy, New Orleans, Norman Wizard Wisconsin,
DR.. j. Marion Sims, Prof Bartlett, West Point,
Lieut. H. A. Wise, U. S. N, Col. W. Hsrdcc U. A.
s. l. Prime, ID. D., Whit Pts, Wilson G. Hunt, n. Y,
Gen. G. p. Morris, Y, Peter Cooper, NY
CAUTION.-As Watch Is now extensively counter
feted by foreign manufacturers, have inform the
public that no Watch is Of production which unac
companied by certificate OF genuineness bearing the
number of the watch, and signed by Treasurer r. E.
Robbins or by our predecessors Appleton, Tracy Co.
As these Watches for sale by jewelers. generally
throughout the Union the American Watch Company do
not solicit orders for single watches.
| ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Wholesale Agents. No. Isl Broadway, N Y.
nov2I 60 deod&weow3m- mwf
W. p BINGHAM 81 CO
NO. 20, EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
| If the aho h....
large variety in gold and silver cases direct
ufsctory Persons thinking Of providing themselves
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. THOMPSON,

Female Physician and Obstctrician,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. "a North Illinois street,
nearly opposite the Third Presbyterian Church.
sept6O-dly.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
-. NJ e
NO. I BATES HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS,
A q Il N T

For the American Watch in al It's varieties; ALSO for the
Boston Watch Co.'S Watches A large assortment of
Watches Jewey and slverware always hand for sale
at the very lowest fgures-and quality guaranteed.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30

g g g
CARY'S COUGH CURE. See advertisement.
decl2'60-dtf.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-30
Land Warrants or Cash,
PLUMBING. Gas FITTING, &C.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
We are Prepared toFu rnish aaa Put ~ p
GAS FUxTUHES.

aA4 EHNTUI2H
~As TURING, CO. IN FITTING. HOT WATER Az
" PARATUS, b Water Closets, Pumps Of every
description, such illHeads, letter A. "a kind,
before offered this marke) suars Patent, Cur
tn Patent Bassets Patent and four different Patent
Pumps by W B. Douglas: any all 81 which can To
found AT no other establishment IN this city, Sheet Lead,
Lead Pipe Timed Copper Pipe Galvanized Iron Pipe &e.,
&C. cheap the cheapest Warranted 20 give Salts
faction The Place, ssonle Hal. No IS West washing
feb2soo-d&wly. RAMSAY HANNISS.