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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-24

SATURDAY, =-OVE,lIBER- ~. ISza
| Two Brick Dwelling Houses SITUATED en- The
| conner oi Water and First streets in he mos
tainS Ivc large IOOIiIS Up stairs n nd ryro ssS-p
stairs, {o-eIAer with i.tTSeud well fitted r,
store com, twenty-five fgSs ir0nt and Sixfv
iyel ueep. 4l.eOsi-eE Huiid4Bg which Joins tlf,-
niSi nlentioneJ- contains seven D5ce Toonasllr7
stars nd Two down stairs; Also a large Stort5-
feet deep. Zach building is very ron -,
arranged and has al necessary ont -bcii ir,-ss
on iEe 1ot> There Is sliaTSe Cistern oll-tFe flsS
M!Acn hGtt's eighty bsrTe;S Of water aild sul,,
pies botli houses. the water being S.,slsit,rfsl
into ths buildings through pipes.
Ite tNo mouse are now renting Jrtue{1-e
are nearly new. =
sale 10 commence at ten o'clOrk :. VI.
leLiHS ihitio known on day 81 sale For n,r~
ucul1iS, cIl IN person or address y NIX
MN, o. IL u AEhh. Bei.:irs. O.
Nov. $. lS-t-2w
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LMMENAGOGHE

i4is.- z z.
" lrner's EmmenagOgne is The otiIv arr
c!e i-lioWn 10 cure the SnItes, (it viii cure il
every caSe.) Where is the fami Y in which this
important medicine is not wan ted? Mothers
TINS IS The greatest blessings ever offered Won
andyou should immediately procure it, IL is
aISo a sure cure for Female irregu laritiss and
may pc depended upon in every case where the
monthly How has been obstructed through cold
or disease. sold by druggists. Price One Dol
and Quarter
Address 6i9 State ST., Chicago.
Aug1l'TO-Iy
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COUGH NO MORE

-zssa-ssss.isz.s
Warmers Cough BaisaIn is healing soft
ening and expectorating The extraordinary
power it possesses in Immediately relieving.
and eventually curing, the most obstinate
cases OF Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Bronchitis
Influenza, Catarrh, HoarSeness, Asthma and
and Consumption is almost incredible. so
prompt is The relief and certain its effects in all
the above cases, or any affection of the throat
and lungs, that thousands OF physicians are
daily prescribing it, and one and all say that il
Is the most healing and expectorating nedi-
cine known. one dose always affords relief
and in most cases one bottle effects a cure. Sold
by dru= 5IstS. in large bottles. Price One LoIIar
IL is youl wn faultifyou still cough and suffer.
The RalSam will cure.
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EaSEszg
Nv = IL IL. u.
LIE RMEDY
DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared ex-
pfeSSiy lor DyspepttcS and those suffering with
haOltua! COstlNeneSS. 1t is a slightly stimula.
llnG tonic and asplendid appetizer; itStrenct h
ems the stomach and restores the digestive or
gans and dyspeptic persons should gse NYAH-
SEIs's DYSPEPSIA TOXIC. For sale by druggists.
Price One Dollar.
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lst., 1t is cast in one piece and holds the fine
independent of the Backwall.
IND. 1t has draught through the rear as vel
as tne 'front.' OF the crate supplying air to al
parts of the fuel. causing perfect ombustion.
81. 1t cannot clog up, burn out, or get out O.
order in any way.
4th. The opening between the rear bar and
the back of the Chimney, causes a strong and
constantupward currentof the heated air car.
ry1ng the dustup the chimney, and prevents
the SCOT from blowing down.
9TH. The fire being more intense at the back
OF the Crate, the fuel as it is consumed falls
Na1G, nd oanncifan cut n The floor
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WAR NEWS.

The fate of Paris seems to have lost in
terest in face of the declaration of Rnssia
to disregard the treaty of 1856, by which
she was compelled to hold nsiItral the
waters ofthe Black Sea. She has seized
upon this time as the most opportune fol
breaking said tieaty.l Prussia is eithel
allied to her in this project or will re-
main neutral. France is helpless ant
England alone is left to prevent
its accomplishment. A polite, yet de
termined correspondence has been car.
ried on between England and Russia
The war feeling is strong in England
and may lesdto serious results through
the Qaeen and many of her adviser.
disapprove the hasty action of Gran.
vile who conducts the diplomatic cor
respondence.
Is in fearful condition and balloon
report says that T;ochu will attempt the
exru1sinuef ten .thousand halfstarveG
citizens Two weeks is the time now
given fofthe' fall of the city. The Prus
sian army of. the Loire rays but little at
tention to French attacks, butts massine
large force before another encounter.
bsei a4 SPAIN Tsaa
Has at Observation-Disclosures nsecarjng some one
self-sacriicing enough to act as King The
DuSe of Aosta native of Florence has
been elected, and is on. his way to the
Spanish Capitol. It is sid that Spain
will enter the alliance against Russia
and Prussia r.s HEs
England is terrified over supposed
alliance of Russia and the United States.
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!NAS ASOMsC B0OYS


Agents Wanted. Send for T1'ircnfor S1d-o.s
AIAsoS1C PUB Co, ~ Broo.ne ST., New YorIS-
q CHRISTMAS GIFT TO all TeG. ~ S,,Jse ,.ii,e,.
=; - 4 % iplltetoR journal, pub =ished YeeiSiS .
Ivy Two months 50 description GRATIS The sIotSfIr.
oI N0Nember and December. 1870 gwen Sratis-
10 an subscribers remitting 81 for Tie vesr LIST
any one deS Ious of making o f;iasl of the.
JouRNAL 10 see whether they like il can have.
IL Tor TWO MONTHS on rernitting rs 10, -
IlCIdREsQU e AMERICA, consisting OF sSlsnd-
IDLY execut eti views of American seeueryt 60
moncea IN November. D. AP2LFToS- 4 Co
Publishers, New York, 49,
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- D. lor Puhucati9n. the. BI0GRArIT o. t;EN
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Grey, ETC., vol. vo.. 500 pages r-sTE S-r-I
IN - "e = soie " So description A6EF1S IA W.
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Aew adreriisfmenls.

( 'ash ger PEoduee.-STREVER C BRAY
Merchants for the sale OF PsultIJJ Game BI,f-
ter, C@e1Se h5CS, and an kinds OF Country Pro-
uuec. W eskly prices. CaTrent and marking,
plates free 10 shippers. E.Fst-c,ass references
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Cur Lands DEFY COmDefioJ
The NeW YOLk Matl0disi

IAN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY
Now IN its Eleventh Year, publishes Sermons
y ceII'il STORY 1Or the Family, a new Children's
story every week. Chats with tbe Iitfie EoIt-c :
EqitOrlalS by the best Methodist writer's and
othefS, Foreign and Domestic CorTesuCndence
luiI Departments OF Religious and Secular In
lelIiSeuce. Price $3.50 Year. Liberal premi
uiiis or cash commissions TO canvassers sub
scFlptlonS commence az any time. For speci-
men, enclose a two cent stamp to prepay post
age Address THE METHODIST, III Nassau
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WANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
~ SUTFLE SEWING MACHINE. Price.
50. IL makes the Lock Stitch," (alike on
both Sides and is the only licensed uuder-feed
shuttle Machine sold for less than $50 Licensed
10y Wheeler & Wilson, Grove & Baker and Ssng-
er q Co. All other under-feed Shuttle Machin-
es sold for less than S6Oare infrIngementS, and
the seller and user liable to prosecution. Adj
dress JOHNSON, CLARK & Co, Boston, Mass
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill or st Louis Mo.Sm
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SEASON OF IS7O-7l.
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs,
Important improvements.


REDUCTION OF PhICES
| The Mason & Hamiin Organ Co., have the
pleasure OF announcing important improye-
ments in their Cabinet Organs, for when PAT
ents were granted them in June and Au9nSt
last. These are not merely meretriciouS of
iachmentS, but enhance the substantial excel
lence of the instruments
They are also enabled by increased facilities
for manufacture, TO make, from this date n
furth r reduction of prices on several leading
styles.
Having completed and added to their former
iocllltles large new mandatory, they hope
hereafter TO supply all orders promptly.
The cabinet Organs made by this Companv
are OF such universal reputation, not only
throughout America, but also in Europe that
lew VIII need a Surance of their superiority
They now offer FOUR OCTAVE CA3IST,T
ORGANS, in quite plain cases, but equal nc-
cording to their capacity to anything they
make, for $50 each.
The SAME, DOUBLE REED 500. FIVE OC-
|TAVEDOUB BILE REED ORGANS, FIVE STOPS
with Knee swell and TremulaIIt in eleoanr
case, with several of the Mason x HamIjn i'm
provements. SIS. The same EXTR with new
NoX Humana, Automatic Swell .Sc SI6O FIVE
OCTANES, TIRE SETS REEDS. SEVEN
STOPS with EUPHONE; a splendid instru-
ment, S225
new illustrated catalogue with full iufor-
nation, and reduced prices, is now ready and
Will be sentfree, with a testimonial circular
presenting great mass of evidence as to The
superiority OF these Instruments to any one
Sc ading his address to the MASON x HAMLIN
ORGAN CO, l5i I fremont Street, Boston, or $40
DroduWay' new 1ork. no3-iw
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OEsra
GOAR

O.e Fei.hd O CEas.p sOh 5 Imperial af,uar1-
soap VIII make twelve quarts OF HandsonS'.
CfA4IPItlN BR0THFI.S. 81 Front ST. n. Yoric
500 L " rex saIary!-YoUpg men wanted
g---C i.s.l%csli asii travelling saiismen- s,Ss
1Iess with StanIPl X. l. NALKFR- 3i-Pa1I
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Notice.

! NOTICE is hereby given. that a petition Will
~ be presented To tie Commissioners OF Bel
| praying FOR "a review aud LOCATION of n rosd
commencing al d Iio.nt on the old road from
bcllaire to NJ e,ec 10 connect with the Beilairt.
and Wegge Turnpike. thereby extending. the
Road on NcMeChcn's Ran with the said Turn
pike the same extension being on the lands of
Lafayette and Mary Austin.
Oct27-iw
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Gen. Butler advocates the annexation
of Canada.
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WESTERN

MANTED-AGENTS, $40 per day to sell
w the celebrated HOMESH UTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the Ullder-feed. makes the
lock stitch (aliAe both sides,) and is JuiIy
licensed. The best and cheapest family Sewing
Chicago, Ill, or st. Louis, Mo. 4w
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tG10 y DAY-BuSiness entirely new and
% ~ honorable. Liberal Inducements. De-
scriptiye circulars free. Address j. {. RAND
s. Co, Blddeford, Me. se22-5m
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9th. Every part OF the fire. place is thus kent
bright, and reflects the heat into the ROOM
1th. u improves the draught of all chimneys
Sth. No dust flue is needed in the bacIwaII.
Sth- 1t will burn hard and soft coal, nut coal
and slack making no cinders.
10th. 1t does not have to be removed to put in
the Summer Piece, but lift up the front and
shove back into the chimney
now in use "a
18th. 1t only costs from one to two dollars
more than ordinary CRATES and is no humbug
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Royal HAVANA LofferV
NOTCE.

friZ rTlzeS caSEedl and information furnished. Nv
GEoiiGE ttHAA, Providence. r. /. -
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For Sale


'NO D@ ELLLNG HOUSES AND ST0T.s--
ruOuiS, il Eeiiaire Ohio. and -t,,,oI,J, =
5Liil en- 5 Block VII sell a. public aIss.isssl
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BeSt Au3ayiGan EafaakivT
TTRMS IMnTrnE,nrr.,rrr.,
dOlOaY JOurnal fOr l87l

CONTAINS Christmas Slo77i, Sgeadid I1lol,.- MOI
&c y orts &c; IS pages; Illustrated Ss15t t,o ~
tecelp' OF one stamp for postage Address
ADAMs g co. HnLIiSI,ars 49,.
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$40 MADE FROM so Cts!

something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and examine, or samples sent postage paid) for
30 cts that retail easily for Si9. r. l.. WoLCoTT,
Isl Chatham Square, Y. Y. 4w
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geo 4 WEEK paid agents, male or female
SOO in q new manufacturing business at
home. No capital required Address NOVELTY
Co., Saco, Me. 4W
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9sw advertisement.
From Cooley & Dauchy Adverfisin <
Agents Of New York.

GFNTS wANTED-(S225 A MONTH)-by
n the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO., BOSTON. II .NSS., or ST. LOUIS, MO. 4w
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SALE oMErG WANTED.
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS,

Business honorable. NJ competition, liberal
pay given. s. w. KENNEDY, 5 S.4thSt., ,Phila4 4
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
POLICE BOARD,

The Police Commissi6ners yesterday made re.
distribution Of the prisoners hereafter arrested IN the
city. Those arrested VIII be arraigned at the courts
as follows -
FIRST Distrfct.-AD persons arrested in the First,
Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Fourteenth,
Twenty fourth Thirty fifth precincts, by the first Sec
ton OF the Twenty-tfth precinct, squads OF the
Twenty sixth and Sanitary company doing duty
south OF Canal street. west OF BOwery and Catharne
street, and che court squad.
Second Dfstrtct.-The Eighth, Ninth, sixteenth,
Twentieth, Twenty-nin precincts, second section
OF the Twenty -fth and squods OF the Twenty.sixth
and Sanitary doing duty between Canal and Forty
second streets west Of Fourth street and the Bower
Third Dtstract.-Tne seventh, Tenth, Eleventh,
Thirteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth precincts the
sbuods OF the Twenty sixth and sanitary doing
duty south OF Fourteenth street ana east OF Bowery
and Catharine street. and north OF Canal street. and
the court squad.
Twenty. second, Twenty-third, Thirty-thlrd and
Thirty-fourth precincts, squads Of the Twenty
and Sanitary doing duty north Of Fourteenth street
and east Of Fourth avenue north OF Forty-second
street and south OF Eghty-sixth street. from river
TO river, and the court squad.
FJ1h District.-The Twelfth, Thirteth, Thirty
first and Thirty precincts. the squads OF the
Twent-sixth and Sanitary doing duty north Of
Eighty-sixth street. and the court squad.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16

beyond n surned over TO the credit Of the oyern-
menL II the gauger's fees come 70 less 'Aian the
amount named then ne only receives wnf.1 he mas
earned
The Internal Revenue Department lg authorized
by the law 20 employ but twenty five detectives for
the whole country these have their dquarters at
Washington and are seat 70 any section where their
may be needed 70 detect frauds evaAlons
Of the revenue laws.
THE RBoBNr SEIZURE OF BOOKS AND wHIsKBy.
Mr. Bailey has been for several months quietly look.
nrst OF the week made seizure OF some twenty
places. The Collector declines 70 awe particulars,
however, as any announcement OF the purpose OF
ns recent action w0uld tend 10 defeat 1t. large
the places seized in the necessary examination pre-
lminary to other proceedings.
PARTIES CONVICTED.
Mr. Bailey while In the Fourth district instituted
large number OF criminal prosecutions against
persons engaged In fraudulent transactions In all OF
which ne mas been most uccessful-successful so
far that through nis instrumenallty NUMBER or the
PRINCIPAL Offenders have been sent to the State Prison
70 serve Sut Term OF Ior their PAD DEEDS
larger number have aosc0nded. or those 30 con-
vlcted We recall 70 mind the names or Dr. Alvah
Jacob Depev, Noses Depew, Shaw, Mclaughlin and
Others. some eight or ten persons abscOnded that
were indicted In the Kentucky Bourbon cases; also
Major Belknap, who was indicted with Judge Full
lerton, a. well as In the Tor subOrnaOn Of per-
Jury against Collector Bailey, on the prosecution OF
indicted at Mr. Bailey's instance have relieved the
community from their presence in this way. In some
OF THESE cases good deal or money has been spent
IN endeav0rng to trace the fugtives bring them
back Tor trial. but probably g0o0 purpose IL
served FAR the public are concerned by driving
them from the country. One OF these hrms. the
members OF which resided for several months In
Canada 70 avoid trial, returned some time ago and
paid to the government about $35, 600.
When the books now In the Collectors possession
are thoroughly examined, and that examination
acted on, as 1t doubtless will be- the revenue affairs
or the Thlrty-second district Will be IN very free
ana clear condition, and though outsiders may
sneer and laugh at New York morality, yet the En-
plre City boast Of contributing the largest reve
nue. to the government ana OF being the first to pun
ish and clear out those who infringe It's laws.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16

few men had gone TO work, but several Of them len
again IL IL but just TO say tnat the ohccrs Of the
company In this city and IN Jersey Oty claim that
then arrangements are al perfected 70 recOmmence
WORK with $50 men on Monday morning next ana
70 nave full complement OF hands to the full
capacity OF the shops In less than two weeks
from that day, They admit that the company has
been Temporarily embarrassed by the strike, but
take very cheerful view OF the near end or IT, now
assured, they declare while at the same time they
al express great sympathy with their "wayward
brethren" OF the anvil and the turning lathe, who
nave been aiured into step which can only result
IN their own damage.
GROwLING AMONG THE ENGINEERS.
Yesterday, being the 18TH OF January, WAS the
englneers' pay day and they expected to receive
tneir dues for the month Of December last. But
neither the paymaster nor any money was forth
coming up to five O'Clock p. M. During
the whole Of the day engineers Of the road could be
seen around the depot the engine house ana at other
places IN the netghborhoOd IN groups or two and
tnree, In earnest conversation, and their c0unte-
nances and gesticuiatiOn showed evidently that
sometnng disturbed their minds, though their words
Couid not be heard. Last night the brotherhood Of
tne Englneers" OF the eastern division secret So
0ieV and q branch or the general brotherhood OF
Ehgneers' In the Untted States, were to hold q
meeting at Port Jervs. and the striking machnists
n1a strong hopes that the unt0ward postpOnement
o. Ine engmeers' pay day would como up for discus
slon. rms may and may not have been 80, no ad-
VICES Oi thelr action being at hand.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
The Delaney STREET TRAGEDY.
The Mysterious St0n Homicidc-Investiga



The Mysterious ston Homicidc-Investiga-
ti0n Commenced.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Flynn commenced
an investigation In the case Of George Stoll, the
German, who died from the effects OF stab wound
received the night OF the oath ultmo at the lager
beer saoon 123 Delancey street. ut the hands OF one
OF three men.
Dr. Louis Boppe, OF q Rivington street, testified
to being called TO attend deceased, who suffer-
Ing from wound on the right side of the neck; he
was treated properly and did well TO the twelfth
cay when tstanSs set tn which continued for eight
Charles WeDack was barkeeper IN the saloon on
Inc l4tn ult; three strangers came In, and eventu
ally had some words with him, when one OF them
was made to get them away without trouble; one
OF the men then commenced abusing de-
ceased; Charles A. Albright, one OF the three
men, got near his friend aud pushed him back aud
but The disputing between the man and deceased
continued; efforts were then made to erect the
parties and IN doing SO deceased was cut; q crowd
OF about twenty men came and Kicked part OF the
was raised, ana three oficers coming up
the rowdies ned and went into q house on
tne corner 0l norfolk street; the witness and an
omcer went TO the house and Knocked at door,
open the door; the door was not opened and the
oncer ned; In short time he appeared with an
Osner Omcer, VINO made them open. the door,
when the officers arrested the three men who were
IN CUSTODY; az the time the three men entered the
saloon OF Mr.. AdnOt there were six men In the
place. The evidence adduced utterly failed to show
VINO innlcted the fatal wound although the Albright
Drothers who were arrested. 1t ts believed, know full
ven tle name and residence OF tbe guilty party.
Tae further hearing Of the was adjourned till
Thursday next.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
OBSEQUiEs OF FELIX INGOLDsBY.

Grand Requiem in the Church Of St.
Francis Xavier-Immense Attendance.
The mortal remains Of Felix Ingoldsby, one OF our
late most esteemed citizens, were yesterday con-
signed to their 1nal resting place In Calvary Gene
terry after the last solemn ceremonies OF the Church
o requiem mass and other pageanty-were duly
paid them. The Church Of st. Francis
Xavier was filed with mourners aud
friends long before the funeral cortege arrived
from the residence OF the deceased At hafpast ten
O'Clock, the appointed hour for the requiem, West
Fourteenth street. opposite the late residence Of the
deceased, on either side, together with that part OF
Sixth avenue adjoining, were lined with carriages
and sympsthizing crowd OF spectators. The church
was draped in mourning and tall candles shed their
ickernR light either side Of tae gloomy cataaque
in the Centre aisle. When the fuhefa procession
aEuved at the church the doors were snroWn atSn
but paused tor moment near the centre door Wnlle
the 0fciating clergyman, attended Dy
and acOlytes, sprlnKed the CONN with holy water
and read the accustomed prayers, after which the
procession moved towards the altar, where the coffin
was placed on the catafagpe,
A large number OF the clergy were present, among
whom were the very Rev. Father STAIRS, Rev. Fathers
De Luins Meagher. Hughes and Wood. Most prom
Senator John ]. Bradley Judge Quinn, Judge,Kean
Richard O'GOrman John McKeon, Robert J. Dillon
and others The mass selected for the occasion by
the Organist, Mr.. Berg, was Cherubinrs grand re-
QUEEN, which was rendered with great effect.
AT the close OF the mass Very Kew. Father STAIRS
came in front OF the altar and. after impressvely
speaking on the uncertainty OF life and the certainty
OF death, paid most fitting tribute 70 the memory
of the deceased. He said that the deceased was Q
man esteemed and respected by all who knew him;
man OF great integrity, honesty OF purpose ana OF
boundless charity He had known him Tor years.
and knew him as q sincere, faithful and devoted
Christian gentleman liberal beuefactor to all the
charitable institutions OF the city, and his oenen-
cence was 80 real and unaffected that ne eourted
obscurity rather than nOtOrIety.
The CONN and m0untings were Of the richest de-
scrptOn, and were surmOunted by floral emblems
worked in the most artistic manner, representing
Cross an anchor, q harp crown, and wreath OF
Ivy After the services were concluded, the funeral
Cortege proceeded to Calvary Cemetery the line Of
carriages extending O considerable distance. The
cortege arrived at Calvary ut about two O'clock,
signed to EARTH Thus concluded The earthly career
OF one who was loved by those who knew him. and
esteemed and regretted by all who had partaken Of
his penevOlence and hospitality.