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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

" PASSENGER TRAIN--The passenger trsins
jar 81 o'cock. M, breakfast at the Junction.
dine at ehariottesvile and reach Woodgille at half
mast mast ; > M Returning, leave Woodvile at half
past g. A. M breakfast at chsrlottesvil5e' and ar
~, q -, p;chu,orid and Woodville- 50 rs
Freirht Train.-The regular freight train
,iIl ie.ye Richmond for Charlottesville on Mondays,
WEDNESDAYS, and Fridays ct 5 o'clock, A. M and
for Woodvie al often as business may require
Eraigbt will not be recei Sed in the depot at Rich
mand Alter 4 o o'clock. P. NJ. E. II. GILL;,
NH 25 SUPERINTENDENT
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF CLOTHING.
80 S MERCHANT u WEISIGER, No. 1I2
"A Main street, are now receiving their Spring
and Summer Stock OF CLOTHING, EN-.
--Al- bracing every variety and quality Their
goods were manufactured by themselves expressly
FOR this market and will be sold on reasonable
terms. Merchants are requested to call and ex.
anime our stock, which they will find well adapted
to their trade in style and quality.
5. MERCHANT g. WHISPER.
N. B-Also large stock of Shirts and Collars,
well made, and OF good material.
NH I3 ME- w
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a GENTLEMESs, BOOT

81 GENTLEMEas BOOT
NAND SROE MAEUFACTORYs-
II The subscriber continues to manufacture
- Gentlemens' Boots and Shoes in the most
fashionable style, of the best material and made by
workn en- who are inferior TO meme This depart
nent is under the care OF Mr. M Davis, as fore
man, who has much experience as cutter, and
great skill in making articles to suit the fancy OF
the most fastidious. Those VINO may favor us with
their orders may rest assured that every exertjOn
will be made to please them, articles and fit
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer of Boots, Shoes, &c. l27 Main ST.,
Richmond. Va. ap27
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BARGAINS IN BOOKS AND STA.
DTioNERY, may still be had at No 226, Broad
street.
Books bound in any style, and Blank Books made
to order, cheap heretofore.
ap 10 I'm JOS. R. KEININGHAN
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TWENTY-FIVE SERVANTS WANT.
ED.-We wish to hire twenty FIVE capable Ser.
wants, men and women, TO be employed Ut the Hot
Springs, IN Bath county, the ensuing season Early
CANS are soacileo TOLER T. COOK,
eR General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

Gss::i FOR KENT, the tenement al present oc
Mi cupled by Major Walter Gwynn, corner OF
Clay and Adams streets In addition to its com.
nodious and well arranged apartments, affordina
ample room for large family, it has attached a
smoke-house and carriage house, and is supplied
with the city water. The servants apartments are
convene MT and well arranged. Possession given ON
the LIST May.
ap It's A. DILL.
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liverpool sALT.-6W sacks Marshall
~ Brand, landing this morning-ior sale NV .''A''
~ g JOHN q. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

planning MILL AND BOX MANI.
4 fACIORY.-The subscriber having rented the
f.anlng Mill ON the South side of the Dock, lately
occupied by Messrs. Thomas J. Glenn & Co, s
pfe pared 10 dress lumber OF every description viz
Flooring Boards Tobacco Box do, Shelving. sc
&c, dc He will aiao keep constantly on hand TO
eacco Boxes made Ut seasoned lumber ard war
ianr them to give entire satisfaction; Packing
Boxes OF every description made to order with the
greatest dispatch.
ma Inns IOuN Gf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

NJ + daily hear of the most astonishing cures
W being effected by that great and popular med-
cine, the genuine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

Ea IN -: Ex 4 p = 81 g are now wy run
nns to nearly every city, town and village in the
United states and frs superior facilities are offered
70 all lat low rates. for the rapid carriage and de.
livery Of articles of all descriptions boxes, Oales'
packages parcels, money, &c &c, ana tor the COZ
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utmost
prouptness may DC relied upon for the perform
ance OF all business entrusted to US.
Custom house business attended TO- goods entered,
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch.
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS d CO.'S FL.
press
Checks on England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
in sums to suit for sale at this office.
Our European and California Expresses give gen
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the NORTH
East and West every morning Except sunday al
n o'clock arrives every evening Except Monday
at 81 o'clock j. H. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. 5, Fourteenth street. Richmond, va.
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r A WRONG IaIPREssION.-som'

n A WRONG IMP REssION.-s
may suppose. because we have the largest
~ and most suitably finished sales-room 10 the
city, that our prices are higher thsn the
GA school establishments. But our object IN
erecting saloon worthy the patronage OF tie La
eies OF Virginia, land that we admit ia pretty tau
boasting) has been and is, by the greater variety
" tne stses and qualities, aad the additional con-
seiienee Tor waiting upon customers. 60 attract
,aen IN such numbers enable US 10 sell at the
sSMest possible rates. And we are happy 10 say
INK mus lar we have realized our warfnest antci
pafions, and 10 ell those who wish to select from
large ana varied assortme l. al moderate prices.
are invited u call at the Boot Shoe aed True
icon VI WHITE & PAGE.
sp ~ 3 doors helovs Doslevss Hat <.tes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

IL FAD FASf11ON.
IL ABLE CLOTHlNG.-The subscriber hasnow
In store complete assortment of Fall and Win.
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article OF Gentlemens wear. His stock IS com
)rised of the very latest and most approved styles
such as Lam artine Over Sacks. kossuth Goats,
Turn Coats
Body Sacks, Getaways, Dress and Frock Coats.
VESTS-Plain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Csssmeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PANTS-AIl shades, colors, and qualities.
Meriuo Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks &c.
Also. di,ect from the mandatory a large 3d.
sornnent of Cloths, Cassimeres Silks, Satins,
party Vestings, something really rich and racy
and, in fact every article in my line of business
all of which am prepared to make TO measure
At the shortest notice, and in the latest and most
fashionable styles. B. SPENCE,
No 100 corner Main and Gsvarno- streets
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z--n-yts GREATLY ~ ED
- FARE TO NTON VIA
-:I.-TTf- TSVfs TeE.-Oyer Plank Road a P0r-
tion of the Distance.-Or Monday, April l2tn,
W., ali have line of toar horse Stages ~ ming
from scoltsville to Staunton, three times per @eex
Viz MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday. Passengers
vii .sEe our Boats at O'Clock, P NJ, on those
dsys. and arrive i'll staunton at 10 P NJ, next eve
nina Fare through to Stsunton, 81 80.
p S-A daily line will be put on IN snort tlfie'
of which due notice will he given.
an 10 BOYD. EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
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= for sale BY beautiful article IN boxes,
T7N6 - r. BURTON
u D.MAhnANTe-g-, MA, =
1n1Ece o,s, 3 Co, ct the hahs.i .ass ~
- Wan s,ssa.. .. 3. Hill, corner 81 P,l p.,gn
ap7-ImA
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ENTCRANT PASSAGE AND kEMIT'
TANCE AGENCY.

PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE OLD ESTAB-
TfsHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
Of I,ondon and liverpool Packets,
fGRINNELL, MINTURN CO OWFERS9
- The undersigned are sole Agents st+4x
- cop,nosed of the following first class Ships:
New World, Queen of the West Constitution,
TivernooI- Ash burton Albert Gallatin Constantine,
Patrick Henry American Congress-, Cornelius
Grinnell, Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel London.
For the accommodation of erDigrants, and to
prot. ct them from any imposition, we viii direct
...#f SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards. Sanford d. Co., London, for any
amount, from I upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kingdom without discount.
Irishmen wishing to send money to their
friends or bring them out from the sold country"
will find our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means
ADAMS & CO., No. S, 14th street
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hOSSU1H And MnSFEkkf
- TIES -sOxthrd fies aad Congress Eaisers
" various patterns. all OF the best Ffea~A pasat
seainer; also Congrrss siaiters OF back and sran
cass,mere, Gentlemen win phase eai and exam
me Tho above neautiiu. shocs a No - asia street.
= she sign OF the Boot opposite Geo; W Sssestsgss
~ WILLIAM WAL5aS
pUMrs.-chain Pamps tor ssls 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

RAJ, For the cure of COUG HIS .,
, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHI-
~ tbs. WHOOPIEGC COUGH. GROUP.
Y ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION. Many
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

NOW is THE TIME, tor persons holding
N LAND WARRANTS, to sell the same, as all
have been made assignable. The subscriber has
made arrangements to purchase to any amount,
and persons, by calling him at No 81 Main street
(over John Thompson's hat storeD will obtain the
highest prices, in cash
WILLIAM M. FULTON,
nh 26-d&ctf Attorney at Law &c &c
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- VALUABLE DWELLING Fun
III SALE--Thevery desirable three ssory Brics
T.nement on the North side OF Leigh street, Be-
Tween 9th and 7th streets. now ia the occ,,uanv !,
Andrew Johnston. For terms. apply Ia
LUTHER II. SpII.MAN
AstorEsy AT Law
de a0-c6zns Main street ,opposifats.sy Hotel
IN FOR RRNT.-The part 81 the 6oa..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

,95t WANTED-A VESSEL to carry a cargo
Ito Charleston, S. C. Apply to
ROBERT RANKIN,
ap2 Corner IF 22nd and Water streets
VIRGINIA FILE WGRKs.-Files and
' Rasps at every description made to order, old
hles recut and warranted. All orders neatly exc
cated on the shortest notice, by
COMINS & PERSON.
ap 27--dlmw4t* Manchester Va
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LUDLAM g. WATSC

sCyT Any goods sent to the care of the agents in
New York tor re-shpment, will DE attended to free
of commission.
Passengers for Norfolk, per steamship Roanoke,
will be charged the same price as by the river
boats, viz: So and meals extra.
au 10 LUDLAM & WATSON
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EAhCUTOk's NOTICE.-Ali persons hav-
-. ing claims against the Estate OF Alexander
uiiiiam, late Of the city Of Richmond are request.
ca 70 present them at the Office OF August, Watkins
q Randolph, Eo7l Main street
O, JOHN A. JONES, Executor
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G:a FOH kENT.--The part 81 Tie honse
~: over my store. suitable fora ia ally or hoar
log house WIN. u. DADE, Chemist.
spH Nearly opposite the Old Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
The Schools OF the Christian Brothers.

The exhibition Of these Standardization are under
the patronage Of Archbishop Hughesand the distr--
button Of prizes. took place yesterday, in Metrope.-
Titan Hall, before crowded assembly. There were
present Archbishop Hughes Bishop McCloskey Rev. Mr.
Mccartney President of St. MaIys College, Maryland
and several priests'of the Roman Catholic Church.
The pupils went through variety of exercises i'm
natural philosophy and mathematics the Latin and
French languages music and made recitatons OF
superior character in which they acquitted themselves
with the highest credit
After the exercises had been concluded a large Num-
Der Of prizes consisting of appropriate and Handsomely
bound books were present. to those entitled by the
Archbishop and others of the reverend clergy
accompanying each presentation with the decoration of an
ivy wreath placed the boys heads after the Roman
classical fashion Al the conclusion of the proceedings
Archbi boo ucHEs aude sed the pupils and the audi
tory lie observed that h. delighted witness their
proficiency aud hoped they would grow up educated
men he brothera OF he christian schools, who devoted
themselves TO their instruction had, in his judgment,
entitled Themselves to rh gratitude OF their PARENTS
and when they became advanced in lfe they would look
back with gratitude ON their exerons made earth
ly reward.
The Row Mr.. MCCARTNEY remarked that he had been
much graihed at wi Messing this autifu exhibition of
Catholic education and their proficiency in the various
branches OF learning He hoped their attachments and
adv in education would ft them not only to be-
useful citizens but also the def nders of their glo-
rious Institutions. With the BEAUTIFUL specimens of
writing diswDg ana bookkeeping which had been pre.
sented to him he charmed but more SO with the
manners Of th, pupils aud their appearance He regarded
this great pubic meetingin the of educa
ntnthat edocyJion which, under public tutions
Catholics prote-t,tns. jews ana Genties were alike
entitled to They Obliged to uppor public schools
from which they derived beneft Still they could
maintain their These schools impaired scientific
and lit raIy education second to Notwithstanding
what they might hear from others they might be assured
that educatoe separated from religion would place man
IN the position Of The fallen angels From this day forth
the citizens OF New York present could testify to the
truth Of Catholic educaon which, in combination with
religion ana morality woulo cultivate the intellect and
render them ~ for The present and future states.
1e assembly then dispersed appearing highly enter
tanned by the proceedings which did conclude until
after 10 O'Clock. having lasted i've hours
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TARIFF CHARLATANIsMs. - The worst sort OF
tariff system is that which is constantly changing
III keeps inland trade and business and foreign com
merce, III constant disorder and confusion The best
tariff system is that which, being proved by expert
enee, is permitted to be permanent. The socialist
and higher law organs, however, have their own
ideas upon this subject; and they are in keeping
with their opinions on the Rochester knockincs,
Fourieri:m, bran bread philosophy, and other dis
organizing absurdities. 1t is not high tariff, as
they are so zealously and uselessly preaching that
is wanted to give proper encouragement to home
manufactures. No matter how high the tariff may
be raised, the present inflated and still initiating
paper money system win enable the foreign manu-
facturer to food the market with his goods lie
viii be satisfied with small profits: and while he
carries of our specie in payment, our own manufac-
turers, III the end will find their paper trash worth
less in many cases, as Planfeld or Havre de Grace
shinpasers. The result Of high tariff would be TO
initiate the existing paper currency to the exploding
POINT, and in the collapse we should experience
again the horrible and rascally explosion and bank
ruptcy Of lS56-'7-S- 81 10 and IL
No--if Mr.. Senator James wishes to place ths
manufacturing interests Of tho country upon more
solid basis it cannot be done by raising the tariff
from the average of 30 per cent. ad rdoyen, to 30
or 10 per cent specific duties The ezpsdient would
introduce arrangement an6 confusion, without any
other than most delusive benefit The mischief
is in our rag money system-sueh. for example, as
the free banking system of this State, based upon
public stocks IfMr. James, then, can concoct any
scheme which will keep down bank paper and bank
rag expansions to something like the standard Of
specie basis he viii be doing the country perma-
nent benefit With all our gold, the dangers Of an
Other gathering financial explosion are not in The
tariff, but the currency. Let Mr. james look to the
currency.
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THTRTY-sECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1852.
Several unimportant petitions were presented
SURVEY CALIFORNIA.
Mir GwlN o4<red a resolution calling for information
as to expenses survey of the California
and contiguous Islands. Adopted.
GRANTING STATES
bill allowing exchanges Of and granting additional
school lands 10 the several States which contain public
lands and for other purposes. taken up. The bull
grants an additional section in each township the
States, for school purposes.
r DAWSON called attention to this new proposition to
give away the public lands lie claimed for the old States
an equal share in the public lands and hoped that when
he House bill giving the old States portion of these
lands up the representatives Of the States
would not object TO lt.
MIR. BoRlANp replied.
The bill then ordered TO be engrossed.
CANAL.
On the motion of Mr.. fELoH. the Senate took up the
bill granting to Michigan land for the construction OF
snip canal around the falls OF the Saut sic Mare.
Mr. FFLcH offered substitute for the bill om.ttng the
grant of public land and providing place
the Secretary Of War contract til the lowest bidder Tor
the construction OF ship canal 100 feet wide and II
deep with single locke 35 feet long and - feet vide
the cost OF said canal not to exceed SiUu00O
Mr. CAss pointed out the necessity OF chs work with
res D. to the commercial and military interests of this
coHntIy-commenting mt length upon the rapid in
and importance OF the iron and copper IN
teress IN the Lake superior country. Al tue pro-
duets Of that country have to through this CANA
O through to be constructed by the British Ii
greatly important 10 the military maine Of the
Lakes that h connection between the Lakes should be
established During the Oregon dlc altes President
ok contemplated proposing the construction OF this
work. but there being prospect OF an ancable arrange
ment Of that difficulty It was deferred
Mr. DAwsoE asked if any estimate had ever been made
a this woTh!
Mr. FEiou said that two surveys and estimates
made-one by the United States, the other by Michigan
MIR. DAWSON said lac supposed this was one OF those
works of internal improvement which came within both
platforms lie desired the Senate should postpone this
subject till could b. made by the department
OF the of The canal according to the present pro-
pofed dimensions.
Mir PnATr was in favor of this bill. lie said it vas
one If those national works of internal improvement
which he had been always In favor Of There
over pressing urgency Tor passing because
III ght possibly be 10 the head OF tna COVER mt
within short time who would give his such
bill
NE SMITH Their addressed the Senate at length ia sup
port If the bill and read many statistics sIRing the
uexhautibe extent Of the iron. copper, and silver of
the Lake superior region
The subject then postponed; and after short
ecutve session the Senate adjourned.
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meteorological Observations.

nv NOISES LINE, no 2 WALL STREET.
THURSDAY, July 22--9 A. VI.
BUFFALO Barometer 20 IS. Thermometer So Wind
northeast Cloudy, but pleasant morning.
9P M,--Therlometer 10. clear pleasant evening
Wind northwest.
BocnEsTER Wind southeast. Thermometer 75 Very
warm. Pleasant
eP clear, warm evening Wind northwest. Their
momctor rs.
AunUKy Cloudy morning. Light wind from the
north Thermometer SO
9P M.-Coudy unpleasant evening. Indications Of
rain. Strong southwest wind. Thermometer ~.
sfRAcusE.-Pleasant sud warm Wind northwest
ThermometerS 80
9P. MA cloudy evening Wind southeast. Their
mometer 49,
UroA-Iine pleasant morning Wind west. Their
moI1oter "a.
9P. M.-Eeer, pleasant evening VIM west. Their
moneter ~
ALnAEy.- clear pleasant morning. Very warm Wind
south. Thermometer Sc. Barometer 20780. Mercury S.
- y M-Waim, clear, evening Wind southwest
Thermometer ~
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GEN. scoTT AND LUNDY's LANE-KITcHEN CAeI
MET ALREADY At WoRK.-It seems from our last
Washington advces, that much against bis will
Gen. Scott has been dssuaded from going up to the
grand political fandango at niagara. next week Is
this so? Was the announcement that he wa going
to 60, iaSe-a tric k-t' hasty plate of soup''-a
device to get people started from a dstancel No;
We can't believe it, We incline to believe that Gen
Scott had concluded in hurry, as usual, to GO
that he wanted to 20. and would yet 60, but for the
Intervention OF his Kitchen Cabinet. He ought not
to submit TO it lie ought to 60 II would do him
good to 60. The railroad, canal, and hotel people,
on the way to, and all about Niagara, all want him
togothe old soldiers up there want him TO go-thou-
sands Of people, Of al sorts Of trades and oallings
gamblers and all, expecting to turn an honest penny
out of the crowd, al want him to go--the new.pa.
pers want him to go-his own friends want him to
60, and the friends Of Gen Pierce want him to go
We want him to go-eyerybody wants bin to 60
ard the grand affair. without the General will be
" like tie play Of Hamlet with the pert Of Hamlet
left out If be don't 90. Let him turn his Kitchen
Cabinet adrift, and by all means let him 60.
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200, luO
We hive received hlos Of III. 6ac,, de Ia yL,yno
Brooklyn CITY Intelligence,

Two CHILDREN PoIsoSEp.--on Tuesday right last the
hev Mr Burnett was called Up az late bour. aud by
request, proceeded to tenement rear OF No 81 Adams
street 10 baptize two children which 1t represented
in dying state from the effects of poison aeoo3
to have been admin tered 70 them ~ q man named
Charles Gardiner II appear that The fmale occupants
o. the house had been absent during The day aud left
the ohidreDin charge Of an old woman until their re-
turn. Towards evening Gardiner into the house
ard told the old woman that he had brought some rle
cine for The children and went into back aDnrlmort
ana gave each dose and then left the house Tho
children were seized with commissions during The night
ana IN the morning ono Of them died NoWthsan i.ng
the anldoe administered y the phyciGns Who had peen
called In the other is lying In condition hat
foblJs all hope Of recovery The OF the chldron
are John Wesley Thompaon and Mary Elizabeth Barley
The occupants Of the place all co pred proplr r
diner aso colored) has net since been seen It IA sle.
posed he Is somewhere Ia New ork
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RsnsFRY ~ Fr,,atrs ON T1eqs,,,
evening two pedar women from New York named Mary
Linn and Ann Duffy, were attacked Ia Furman street
under the Montague bridge and THAR effects ken fro
them H. appears from the statements Of the complain
ants made before Justice Truman smith that
they bad been followed by two ether women .or somo
time during The latter part Of the day and they finally
induced them under some rretcxt to 20 TO Furman
street, where Mrs. Duffy wps arst attacked and her
wares laken iiom her Getting the worst Of the hFht
she rnn OIL IS fast she could when aggrcssins par
~ knocked down nrs. Linn and while held her Tho
other red hei pockets dollars. One Of the party
not yet been found
Srnious AoetprNr Ar rHr Navy Yam "A man
named William Mcdonald met with serious accident nc
the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon While engaged IN
shifting derrick his caught in the machinery and
mangled t Ia shocking menner tiat amputat'on viii
be necessary In couee1 of tho peculiar ARRANGE
ment OF me machine the poor remained suspended
Tor neaiy twenty minutes before be could b. exea 3D.
lie conveyed to his home IN Gowanus where he has
q family residing.
Carr or soLrfr Officer BahrocN of as Second D.
lice discovered man lying IN vacant iot Wttor
street yescidly Afternoon Who had evidently boon pro-
trated by the heat " the nln He taken 20 tho
station house but dioa before ha reached hero To his
pockets enme napp~s, u0m which Il appears nil
pane + John witzcha j. twonty seYon yeri IN ag,
hi i On If