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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-23
. OUsE FURNISHING sTO'

II OUsE FURNISHING sTOREI
II GlNTER offers for sale the following season.
able House Furnishing Articles, assuring those who
may wish 10 purchase that they will get good
article at fair price and that his assortment d
without doubt the largest and most desirable in
Richmond. =
RefrigeratOrs-Larahee Patent-The most
complete and best made article to be found. The
price is " dollars. These are ready boxed I'M for
transportation; to those who may wish to order
rom the country or at distance can have them
cent and shipped free of expense. Have also other
styles from 4to Is dollars.
Water Coolers, made by Larabee. These are
much superior to any other 10 use, the construc.
tioo being an improvement the old style; they
are lined with cork, which is much more inner.
vous against the heat then charcoal, thereby pre-.
serving tbs, ice much longer. We have them in
sizes Of :, 3, 4, 5 and 8 gallons.
Rattan Chairs-These articles are entirely
new and OF my own introduction into this city.
They are especially adapted to warm climates for
piazzas, porches, or country dwellings-are light,
strong, pretty, and very durable, being exposed to
the weather does not effect them also variety of
Camp Chairs and Stools, which are made very
portable go that they can be folded up and carried
any where.
Wire Dish Covers-This is an indispensable
woven wire, of round, oval, and oblong shapes, so
that they will suit either snack plates large dish.
es Any person by simply stating the size of their
plate or dish can have one sent to fit.
shower bathe-L0ckes patent This is the
simplest and most popular Bath in use it being so
constructed that the person using it can take as
much or as little as he peases also for sale all de-
scriptions of Bathing Apparatus.
Miscellane0us-Wine Coolers, i, g. e. 3 bot
ties Ice Picks and Trays, Liquor Mixers Muddlers
Bathing Caps, Bath Brushes &c. a..
Ice Cream Freezers- This Freezer is the
invention of lady (Mrs Johuston) which is found
to be the best ever invented. The finest quality OF
Ice Cream can be made by this Freezer from 20 to
nrvrin MTG OF
They in sizes of 4, 6, 8, 10. IL and l6 quarts
All the above with many other articles can be
had at the House Furnishing Emporium,
1917 Main Street.
N. B. Descriptive Catalogues can be had at the
store gratis.
je 22-6t
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN
OUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

NEw YORK. June 2l.-The steamer Frank
IN hes arrived with Paris and Havre dates OF
the 9th, and Liverpool and London of the 9th
Instant. The Washington touched at South
smpton on the 9th. The Canada reached Lly-
efpool on the 9Th. The steamer Orinoco had
| trriyed at Southampton from 81. Thomas with
q, 100000 in gold. The Atlantic arrived on
l he 9th.
MARKRTs.-Cotion had advanced ID. Sales
" Monday and Tuesday of 1900 bales, 5,ooo
which were TO spectators and exporters.
MaIwell's Circular says there was fair ae.
aand for Wheat and Flour at Is. Cd. decline
~ the former, and 3s. Sd. for the latter. Corn
10 active demand al Cd. decline.
LosDos MOEEY MARKET.-The English
unds were firm. Mexican securities had de-
.oed. Consols closed at 1901 TO 1907.
LONDON MARKETs.--New Orleans Sugar
'ss declining tendency. Coffee is unchang.
CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-Adviccs from the
APE to May Cad, state that the kaf6rs had raj
ied and gone back 70 WafescI0ofs, where they
asd been joined BY : large body Of rebel Hot.
sntots. who are - unsubdued ~ ever. Two
'eeel Chiefs had been captured and hung %
'ilke terror into tte rpmaining chisfi.
FRAEcE.-The Ruench 00yegnment had -.
sscsd the Ssse - jnsesoee - Tseasnfy bon6o,
eoasequeepe q ~ pfogroesise angnentGs
a'ion g cash - ~ trensusy, whish eneunlg
y y, 900 90 frsnes.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Lime %

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June %.
Sales of3OO bbls. Flour at "a Is. WHxAr
Red 81; white 102 cents. CoRr-ss 60 +;
yellow 81 60.
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CoNvIcTED.-Scheidel has been convicted
OF numbering a constable at ST. Louis, and
sentenced to ninety nine years Imprisonment,
in the Penitentiary.
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NOTICE.-Until The arsl Gay OF July next, G
IN l.. BETTY is hereby appointed and authorised
to sell the stock of Hats, &C., on hand. for cash
only, agreeaby to the provisions of deed of trust
executed to for the benefit of his creditors and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court after which date due notice will DE given OF
public sale. and until that time said Betty is au-
thorised to receive payments as my agent for any
monies due. EUWD. D. EACHO, Trustee,
my la-2awtd For G. L. BETTY.
TMPORTANT TO PARTNERSHIPS sub
l. scriber having purchased of MIR Peirpoint the
right of manufacturing his celebrated Seed Sc.
are in want to call and examine the cheap and SIM
pie machine before purchasing elsewhere
PHILIP RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, ON Cary, between Pearl and 18th
streets. je l2-2aw6w
TUNE IS, IS51-BY ROANOKE.--Ju
Children's and Misses white Cotton Hose at II i.2
cts per pair
Striped Linen for Boys Summer Clothing
Embroidered Muslin Curtains
White Linen Drilling Tor Pants. very cheap. at
HART& MOSES.
jele New Store 63 Main street.
WNINGs.-JACOB NULL, 18Th street. be-
IA tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
to execute, in faithful and workmanlike manner,
the above description of work. Awnings, Sack
ing Bottoms, Tents, MARQUES, Tarpaulins, Wheel.
Ropes, and all other kinds of splicing done at
short notice and on reasonable terms.
EF Orders left at the Hardware Store of Smith
& HARDWOOD, or as above, viii be attended to.
je l7-1m
DORTE MONAIES.-English, French and
American styles of Porte Monaies. The largest
and most varied assortment ever offered - the pub
lic
Paper Weights-A large and beautiful assort.
ment.
Ink.stands, China ana Cut Glass-A beautiful
and substantial article.
Persons in need of either Of the above mention.
ed articles will do well TO call at 81 Main street, for
we are persuaded that at other establishment In
this city there be found such variety At such
moderate prices. A. MORRIS,
jel 10 81 Main street.
NOTICE.-For the benefit of others | hereby
IN certify that / have received more benefit from
two bottles of Bakers Premium Bitfers in my sick
with the Dyspepsia, than any thingI ever have
tried. with the assured confidence that 1t win ex-
(signed) JOHN E. BROOK,
Richmond June 9th, 1852 je % G
70 EDUCTION IN PRICES OF BON.
AAkETs.-I have a very good assortment q Bon
portion of which have been recently reserved q
New York, and as the season Is advancing 3 =
eel them ct reduced prices. .u,op n.
Fashionable Millinery W sss sr roS ssrest
Il B. su,erior Nsspolisus silk - cI.Ps son
nets. Of the ncwrst styies, = very ere.- ~
~ mi ~ aiTp T770R GU1IA1:A
M NASH = Wo0DRou9E :. ~ ss ~ f1.issrs
dev 81 TWO, choice aee1Ft!.s :. y
from she eslsesssia av 80 asszs # Other
1890. 81 Inv prjoca : 2 =
:: :: 3: S1I51oTe c11ed sides pet5
RA9SSs. . p S,s5S >VS1oogn e1Ssd ehouldera
"a csSSr curof - lnneng - = ssol = -
- q JOIN Il CLAIBORNE.
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I IFE lNSUKANCE.-FOr White Per
Il sons and Slaves!-The National Safety Life
Insurance Company, chartered in 1841, Office 81
Walnut street. Philadelphia. Capital $2500O0-
Office of the agency in Richmond. in Lisle's Row,
14th street, next to Messrs Toler & Cook. This
company effects assurances on lives, grants annui-
ties to aged persons, endowments to children, and
enters 10 to all contracts in which the risk of life
concerned ON the most reasonable terms The
premiums exceedingly moderate man aged
twenty five years. by paying SIS 80 annually, can
insure the payment of $1,000 at his death. Slaves
will be insured for period of from one to seven
years, at moderate rat 8.
C. R. BRICKEN, M. D.,
General Agent and Me dcal Examiner.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


- 0MQMGH ~ eUmMKRs Il
~. AAkH on HOUauu0EU
- 49, s2S.ss.At u1N At AUCIIOM-OaI kaeeG3nw
o.eiceE NJ 1t sae 21th Inst commenciur 6 10
nj slreef 49,. q Mr.. e Jenkins, %
Hccs q suction, wifhsur resrr~e ~ -. :.
ofts~ ena Ktfehen Furnjsrv. 49,. - =
Hors. esaaiIy pquired for -. =.
HAVING ben 4. Wy superior Rosewood pssro'
style, made s. wsitea.y s!x montha 81 mo1crn
strur vsoancsd ~ ssvsra ndsss . 8 e s
The ksn,al-Pisse cloea i. . .s,.,,.-
~ sno WI run sArse weeks altsr ~indias g
sale conducted By GEO. ]. sunrr,
= = = Aecsioness.
BY LAS. g. SUTTON, y.
VRU6TEE,B SALE OF a HOUSE Avn
= LOT ON BROOK AVENUE.-By WINE ~ = .
July 1850, and duly recorded in the Clerks ofscs
Of the Court of Hastings for the city Of Richmond
on the 10th July 1850, ] shall, on Menday. Ia
2lst day OF June, ct the hour Of O'Clock IN IA
evening, proceed to sen on the premises, 1t publ
auction, the Real Estate mentioned IN said deed
consisting of lot of Land fronting ON Brook Ave
nue. about q feet, on which is genteel and com
ioIlaole Dick Dwelling with six rooms, and asmal
garden attached and IL at present in the occupanc
Daniel i. Pollock, Esq The trustee win only con
trust referred to. =
TEAMS, cash; balance on credit of and l:
months, for negotiable notes, interest added; an,
title retained tin last pay ment is made.
JOHN ENDE Rs, IN, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY JAS. I. suTroN, IL.
H The above sale is postponed to Thursday
24th inst, at O'Clock, when it will positively d
solo. je %
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THE NOTES OF the Bouthcrn Manu fhc-
i turcrss Bank of Washington City, and Of the
Corporation Of FrcdericksbuPg. win be re-
cuived ct par nth Ykginia BsAk Notes II our
counter G. w. PURCELL & CO.,
my 20 Exchange Brokers
a UaTIN's PATENT ICE CREAM FRkEZERS.
"A Another supply Just received; also, plain
Freexera, for sale BY b =. ZIMMERMAN,
je22 Corner Main and i0th stresses,
NLOCKS-- 80 hour, 3 ard Is DAY Ciocka Ana.
~ dcan, French and Vienna mennfsesnxA =
10 cofnsr Main NJ In elEee1e.
~ LOAF SUGAR, 50 barrels 0FusAet - -
yesixsd do. fprSeale b :. =.
- kpWl& ~ : -
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ID ESOLUTlONS AND DEBATES OF lIy6.-J.
HI w. RANDOLPH has published a new and
more conveniently arranged edition of the Virginia
Report of 1899, 1900, touching the Alien and Sedi
ton Laws; together with the Virginia Resolutions
of December 81, 1893 The debate and proceedings
thereon in the House of Delegates of Virginia. and
several other documents illustrative of the Report
and Resolutions; Is vo, half calf binding-price
ST. So
The Baltimore Convention having made the Res
buttons of go part of the Democratic platform,
this work has tecome an important and indspen-
sable Text Book for all the faithful.
As but small edition was published and as
there are great many persons that swear by
these resolutions, who never read them, would
advise an early application to secure q copy It
will be sent by mail free of expense, to all who
win remit the price In money stamp, post paid
js22 J.W RaaMMno. Pr
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOn.
VACANT LOT ON KOCKETTS AND
POPLAR STREETS AT AUCTloN.--Will be
sold on Thursday next the Gath instant, at S
o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises, that triangular
shaped lot of Land situated on the North side of
Rockets street, at its intersection Nth Poplar st..
fronting 25a feet each of said streets is % 1919
feet deep at its eastern line and has on il some
temporary improvements. Terms at sale.
BY request
10 TAMFc
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A UCTION GOODS, AUCTION GOODS.
a Attention. those in want of bargains.

a Attention, those in want of Bargains.
We viii have in store this morning, lots Of new
Goods just from auction, bought extremely low,
and will be sold very cheap. No humbug In the
least. The Goods are here. and these are some OF
them: Pink checked Ginaham at St cents. usual
width; checked, striped and plain Swiss and Cam
brio Musns, some as low as IL cts per yard; Irish
Linens IS cts; apron Checks cts; beautiful light
colored Kid Gloves, fresh goods and good qualities,
81 l.2 cts a pair; twisted silk net Gloves IS and
81 i2 cts pair Swiss Edgngs and Insertings, very
cheap; white dotted Musins, besides great varie-
ty of different Goods too numerous to mention.
Gentlemens silk Umbrellas % so, worth s.
Also, the remainder of stock OF Ribbons of mil
linery establishment from TO IL LIZ cts per yard.
Come and see, you will not be disappointed.
]. MILLHISER e. BRO,
lie 81 1913 Broad street
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rELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

TELEGRAPHiC NE Wa
TRANSMITTED FOR TIKI DAILY DIsPATcn
Conkress. !.
WAsHiHaros, June o.
I SENATE Most Of the day was spent IN ex-
eeutive session.
lathe HousE, number Of territorial bills
were passed.
The NominafioBs.
WAsHiseTos, June %.
The Wing nominations have been favorabIy
received, az far as we have heard.
Ratification Meeting.
PHILADELPHIA, June %.
There will be grand ratification meeting to-
night in this city.
NEW YORK MARKETS, June 20.
Sales Of II, 900 bbls. FLOUR at "a 40 a a GO
for Southern.
CoRs-sales of 40 900 bushels mixed at 6l
62 cents yellow 63 cents.
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OE the second vote the Hon. William Gra-
ham received the nomination, his vote being
252 against 81 for Hon. Edward Bates, which
vote was afterwards made unanimous.
Several resolutions were adopted, having re-
ference 10 The next National Wing Convention,
directing the appointment of National Wing
Committee, returning thanks TO the Baltimore
Committee of Arrangements and the Officers
Of the Convention, &C.: and then the Conven-
ion adjourned sine die
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE or IN
~ I.ATC THQS Ri1TAEREOC a 4 n |

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE or YHR
LATE THOS. RUTHERFORD FOR SALE.
The executors of the late Thos. Rutherford hav.
ing sold large portion Of his real estate have an.
thorised me to offer, at private SALE the following
property, viz:
About 100 eet of ground, South side of Mar.
shall street, between Monroe and Henry ktreets
About go do North do Bread do do do do
About eco do South do Cary do at the corner of
Adams street.
About 300 do on either side of Cary street, or
Plank road.
About 800 do North side of Byrd street, at the
corner of Adams street.
About 800 do South do do Main, between Madi-
son and Henry streets.
s9a feet of ground on street 20 feet wide, be-
tween 18th or Pearl street and 18th street, adjoin-
ing Messrs Davenport, Allen 4 Co., and near the
Danvie Railroad Depot.
3 new brick tenements ON Pearl street, next to
Messrs Mace & Winston
2l2 feet ground on North side Main street, be-
tween Goth and 9th Streets opposite to -iggon's
factory.
Halfacre lot No los on South of Broad street,
nearly opposite to Mr.. Greaners residence.
3 or squares of ground on Veneble street, be-
tween 29th. Both 3lst streete; ALSO 3 or squares
North OF Venable street and East of Mr.. v. Hech-
ler's property. wN
$40 acres ofland about miles above Richmond,
adjoining DR. Duvals and Cen Peyton's farms.
A square of acres, near Chelsea. Plats of the
property can be seen at my Office.
For terms, applyto
je z 2awlm w G0DDIN, Auct.
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4TH OF JULY COTILLON PARTY,
AND RIVER EXCURSION,

On Monday, July 9th, 1852,
At "War@ick's Spring" foe miles beloU Richmond.
THE subscriber has engaged Warwick's Spring,
1 on the banks ofthe James River, for the above
occasion A limited number only, will lbe taken
and it is desirable the party should be made up be-
fore Monday, the 28th inst, SO as to enable the
subscriber to make the best arrangement possible
for the comfort of the party Prompt application
should therefore be made to secure tickets.
THOS STERLAND
TICKETS, % SO, tor Gent and Lady, which will
include refreshments and trar sit expenses Tick.
cts TO be secured of THOMAS SHETLAND, Lib.
erty Hall or at SCOFIELD'S, New York Saloon,
Main street. lie 18-eod3t*
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M ROSENBERG, Of Poland, Fashionabie
WI Hair Cutter and Dresser, practices
in Cupping. To0th.Drawing, Bleeding,
Leeching and Vaccinating. opposite the City
Hotel Bar Room, Wall stree, Richmond Va.
Mr.. r has exercised his talents in the above
branches in some of the principal Hospitals of Eu.
rope.
N. B.-Surgical operations performed with little
or no pain.
Mr. R has always on hand fine assortment of
Swedish, Hungarian, and Poland Leeches. Give
me C II and you viii find my charges reasonable.
10 02-1rn$
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ETSNNm TRUNKS.-I have large sup.
THTTTVaS ply of Trunks on hand worth from
sk@gAtl ElSl 25 to 500, embracing all sizes and
styles of fini h; also, large assert.
ment of Carpet Bags. Being exceedingly anxious
to dispose of the whole lot the greatest opportunity
for great bargains is now offered, for cash. Call
and examine-lve got the Trunk to suit you
]. ID. GOODMAN,
lie 81 No III Main ct. onnnsife Eagle Snuare.
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PIANO FORTEs.-P.H.

a@ PIANO FORT S.-P.H.
TAYLOR is constantly receiving
I'M III HI Usucerior Piano Fortes from Num-
y & Clark, and other celebrated max.
ers, and asks the atte ntion of purchasers to his
Stock, which he will warrant, and will sell at very
moderate prices
Pianos repaired, Tuned, let on hire and taken
in exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music Store,
je 2l-ts $50 Main Street.
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Ratification Meeting.

There will be grand ratification meeting TO-
night in this city.
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AND IN HENRICO.-We offer for sale a
II tract of LAND in Henrico, containing SIS acres
and lying about eleven miles from Richmond. 1t
is bounded on the west by the Richmond. Freder
icKsburg and Potomac Railroad, and on the north
and east by the Chickahominy Creek. The whole
tract ia of excellent quality has about $50 acres of
arabic land, the balance finely timbered. The i'm
provements are of the first order We will sell
with this land should the purchaser prefer it. the
stock of every description. and the farming nipple
ments of every kind. As it rarely happens that
such property this gets into market and as land
is now much sought we would remind capitalists
of the propriety of their applying without delay.
TOLER a. COOK,
je 81 General Agents
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FRESH WHITE SULPHU X AND
u OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received supply Of White Sulphur Water, from
the Greepbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water, from the Congr IS Spring, Sara
toga.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly into for various dis
eases such as chronic affections of the digestive
and urinary organs, and some of the cutaneous dis
cases. chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea chronic
dysentery, chronic dinress, chronic cystits dia
betes, in cases of low typhoid fevers, in GONZALES
cence from proracted fevers, to excite the appetite
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c
Ordinary dose for adult, wine glass full, d.
luted, taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by Professor
Silliman opinions of medical writers, and various
letters as to its properties in certain dis
eases, furnished gratuitously by
ADIE GRAY,
- Colo A,ov tcf ,v tb<S tato ofU, or;a
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The Wing nominations have been favorabIy
received, as far as we have heard.
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DICHMOND BUILDING AND LUAN
LII FUND ASSOCIATION.-An act of incorpora-
ton having been obtained it is desired that every
member of the above Association will attend a
meeting POSTPONED from the 18th on account of
sickness of the President. &c ! to be held at
Boshers Hall, on SATURDAY next, the 26th inst
at early candle light, when constitution and laws
will be submitted TO the members. Each and every
member will be then expected to pay in his first
instament Of 81 per share.
lie l9-7t THE COMMITTEE
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TNO CONTRACTORS-O On the l2 day of Ju
Il ly proposals will be received for building De-
pot at Mediums River
Specifications and plans will be exhibited at the
Engineer Office of the Virginia Central Railroad at
Woodgille ON the 9th day of July
T. GOLDEN RUGGLES, C. E.
Richmond June 22nd 1852. I'd
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14
Jack Downing on Non-Intervention

Hack Downino Las sroLor ON this imnorfant
snbiect,and it is well that the country pause and
listen lie has written 'e'ier 10 hossu'.
II yiII iI he econ by he conrlndno naragrenh.
that the old fellow is "as sound as a NUT
In the next place. when you come to tho
scratch YOU want your Government and this
whole nation to hold the Russian Bear back
and not let him mcddle, while Hungary and
Austria have a fair ;nsscl. and you want We
should give him fair warning beforehand, and
tell him he shant meldle no how; and, if Wa
do. You think he'll mind Us. Maybe hc would.
and maybe he wouldn't and if he wouldn't.
what then Then You want ms 70 GO rieh, IT
him. and fight him down. and maize him mind
because it'srght and just, and now we've gat
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friend removed from Office and his own hopes
destroyed. One resource was left. He still
had rever@ionary claim on some Irish es>
taies-a claim which he had Always regard
ed A. thing Of straw, hut which waS now
straw cutched by drowning man. lie
bade farewell to America, -pent some years
in England, residing with an unmarried sis
Ter, soliciting Office from the Government,
and cndcavoring to bring uuder its notice an
invention which he hoped was cf great val.
uc. After weary years, both schemes were
abandoned, He withdrew TO the island Of
Guernsey, and in 1881, in The esd year Of
his aye, in poverty, hut solaced by the allec-
tonate care Of his one constant lriend. he
sank to rest.
Mrs. Blennerhas.ct was cow lcfi in her
old age, to support ami educate three child
rem. After eleven wears toll, she rOluined to
the Cnilcd States, in the hope oi obtaining
from the Government reparaiion for the in
jury done to her property, in the winter oi
1906. in the name Of the executive, by Off
GERS acting under its authority. Henry Clay
presented her petition in the federal SENATE.
The Committee arpo nted 10 examine II
reported thar the claim WIS legal and prop~
er. and that moi 20 nllow it would he unworthy
wise or lust nation It would doubtless
have been granted but " hIle Congress were
discussing il, she died in humble abode in
New York, soo;hcl in her last hours by the
the charitable attentions Of IRISH females.