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The Chic Rank Tar Law.

CLEVELAND, May I9.-The case involving
the validity of the Ohio Bank tax law has been
decided in the Supreme Court in favor Of the
banks. The case was tried on an appeal from
the district court
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Ohio River The Suspension Bridge.

WHEELING, May l9.-There are now seven
feet four inches water in the channel, and
large class boats running regularly.
The Suspension bridge still lies perfect
wreck in the river Active steps have been
taken, however, to repair the loss as speedily
as possible.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, May 20, 1885,

ALB4ANDRIA, may ~, Iou4.
Fire Aiarms-Circuit Conrt-Magistraey
County Eteettons-Conesrts,9 DC.
Our fremen were kept busy on Thursday
night. Three alarms were given, to each Of
which they promptly responded. The first
alarm was caused by burning chimney. The
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LHOR SALE OR RENEzA new twost6ry. modern
u built Fraue Dwelling HOUSE, with attic, sit
uated in an improving neghborhood, on 18th street
we't betWeenNA ssreet and Massachusetts, avenul
1t contains eight good rooms, passage, and back
building with kitchen, servants room and cellar
with good pump OF water in the yard. For terms
apply TO FRANCIS WHEATLEY, at his Lumber
Yard, Georgetown, or to Jno W. Fitzhugh, Wash.
ington. NAV ie-5t
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Baltimore Markefs

b1LriNoRE, May 20.-Breadstufs are dull.
For Howard street -four IS s5 ssIsd hnt onI.
IS IL offered. Wheat-saies Of 4 600 bushels
white at 81 SO 80 o. red, a. 81 95 r.
Coru-sales of 1000 bushels. white AZ 70 a "a
yellow at so 40 0sts-sales of 5000 bush'
els at 30 to IS. Prices Of other articles un.
changed
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A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner of Sd st.
ana Indiana avenue Is prepared to fill all orders for
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, &c. AVA
Turning in wood, such as Balusters and Navel.
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers. ~ a
"A large quantity Of the above articles on hand NJ
lsw prices VIZ A1 81
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures. Count.
ers, Drawers, Shelving, &C. an4Ieosm
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BISHOP IVES NEW WORK, Trials Of Mind, q
ID letter to his Old Friends, is work that should
ALEX ADAMsON, on It'll street. opposite to the
Post Office, where he keeps constantly on hand all
the cheap Publications, Magazines and Newspapers.
Also q large assortment of Blank Books ana $40
tonery. may 9-2v
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may I'D

By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
NERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE
First Ward at Auction-0n WEDNESD V
sfternoon, May 18th, at O'Clock. the PREMISE.
shall sell Lot No. IL, in square 49, fronting rs feet
on north street between 2sd and oath sts W st,
running back 701% feet to a 16 feet alley The 10.
has also five feet alley, running the full depth
the side.
the "Crcle," and is of the most desirable build.
ing lots in that section Of the city.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in six and 9
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing Interest. -sE
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
may I'D Auctionser
~ I'm consequence Of the storm the
above sale is postponed until MONDAY afternoon
May 22d, at the same hour.
may 1e0 Auctioneer.
By j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
VGUSTEES SALE-Ry virtue of a deed of trust.
i executed to me by John A. King, deceased.
and of record in Lber }. A. s., No. 80, one of The
land records of Washington county, in the District
OF Columbia, will expose to SALE on the premise
in the city of Washington and District of Columbia
on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, lot numbered four, % in square num-
bered seventy.twc G2,) containing seven Thousand
feet.
Terms One-third each, and the balance in three
and six months, by aotes secured by deed of trust
If the terms are not complied with within three
days after the SALE the property will be resod nj
the cost and risk Of the purchaser
F. W. RIsoUE, Tru tee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may Id I<If5a Auctioneer.
H|The above sale 10 unavotd abl "
postponed until MONDAY afternoon, May -, at S
O'Clock, at my Auction Rooms
JAS c. MCGUIRE.
II
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" NOW Is THE TIME.-The display of daguerreo.
types at PLUMBs GALLERY, Pennsylyania ave
nue., is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
Ways attsins it. This accounts for the success Of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
sill weathers. 49,
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SODA WATER
SODA WATER.

OODd WhIEN' OODA WATEK,
fNAE above delightful and healthy beverage with
i the best of SYRUPS 10 be had ut Bosweips
Drug Store, corner of Maryla avenue and 7th
Streets from the present to the end Of Summer. He
would respectfully invite the lovers of good SODI
WATER to give him call, feeli, assured that one
not be surpassed by any one in the city,
NAV 15-1m
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| second proceeded from a light in the direction
Of your city, which, however was too distant
for the services of our companies. The third
arose from the burning of some tay- ticks nes+
the west end. There were indications of ipht
and severe accident happened to a man
named Hunter, by falling under the wheels of
hose carr,ags
Inc circuit court still continues in session.
with pretty large docket, and in all proba
Oil Will nof adjourn until the latter part of
next week. The business attracts but little
public sttsn.ign.
:, The vacancy in the magistracy of the Fourth
W ard, oceasioned by the removal of J. T. B.
ferry, Esq, brings out several candidates.
l NOTICE the names of Messrs. T. NJ White. j.
W. Atkinson and John Summers, in this con-
nection.
The county election which takes place on
thursday, 10Th inst, begins to meet with its
share of attention. Mr. Robert Chopper, the
Wing candidate for Sheriff, is opposed BY the
present deputy, Mr.. Edward Sangster, and
Mr. James Hall. For Commissioner of the
Revenue, no one has yet appeared to oppose
the present incumbent, Mr. P. C. Clsughton.
Messrs. Padgets, Chipley, Hardy, Hancock,
Beach and Berry offer for Constables, and the
canvass proceeds with some degree of vigor.
Last night, for the second time, Miss Cecilia
Young appeared before an Alexandria audi
ence, and met with an extensive patronage.
upon the same evening, at Liberty Hall, KEN
merer gave his juvenile concert. large num-
Der OF our community attended and were high
~ gratlhed at the performance The Profess
sor, Master Castle, and the children all sang
we'll Ar
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST.

WlLLAAN HUGH ES, (Late Gardener at
w Mount Vernon) most respectfully informs the
ladies and gentlemen Of this city and its vicinity,
that he has commenced in the above business and
jobbing generally. From long experience in Eng.
able to give every satisfaction. Any orders left at
his place. of 7th and streets near the Smith
sonian Institution, will be promptly attended to.
N. Bon hand fine collection of choice Roses
and other plants for sale. an 22-Im
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hR j. ALLAN CARMICHAEL Will
~ continue a. heretofore to practice his profss.
SION In the City Of Wellington.
Office, Pa ave-, north aide, Get. Eth and 18th sts.
may 9-lms at5 f--
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L'OR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE. on 18th
4 street, few doors from the corner Of Massa.
chusetts avenu-. Title indisputable. The FURNI.
ICRE viii! be sold with the house if required The
cause OF selling Is the owner is going to Nebraska
Terms Gosh. Apply on the premises.
NAV 19-StA
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SToRE FOR RENT.-The spacious warehouse on
B. I. Semmes Bro, Is wholesale grocery and
llquor store is now for rent Possession given i'm.
mediately Apply to B. 1. semmes or NJ. q. Emery.
ap 13-dtf
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EfOR RENT-A new Frame HOUSE, having four
\ ro2ms, On 10th street. two squares north of the
West Market For terms, &c, apply next door, or
to ) f. Clokey's Carpenter Shop, on 18th, between
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
NAV 18-3tt
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EfOR sALE-That very desirable LOT, on which
~ were erected my tive houses recently burned
Inc lot fronts 40 feet the south side or Prospect
near High street; the cellars and chimneys of the
houses remain unimpaired For terms, v hich VII
be made accommodating, apply at my Furniture
Wareroom on High street J. MAY.
may 15-eoot% Georuatoun m n
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Ss- HEADER, would you not like to send your Da-
suerreotyre to some absent friendl If so, call at
n mnnos metropolitan Gallery, and there you can
serted IN fine case which cen be sent to any bar,
OF the United States for IL cents, by mail Splendid
nsereoscopic portraits made daily for and S. D..
s.a IN nne cases from 81 upwards. No so
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Cali and exam
'"S specimens. G. ADAMS
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~ NEURALGIA.-This formidable disease, which
ssemsto battle the skill of physicisns, yields like
magic to Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. +. Boyden, formerly Of the Asfor House. New
York, and late proprietor Of the Exchange HOTEL
Richmond, Va, is one Of the hundreds who have
been cured of severe Neuralgia, by Carters Span
ish Mixture.
of others who suffering with nearly every form
Of disease, with the most wonderful succ. ss
He says 1t is the most extraordinary medicine he
has ever seen used and the very best blood purifier
known.
s.%See advertisement In another column,
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THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS IN
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-WALL&
sTEPHENs respectfully invite the citizens Of WASH
ipgton to inspect Their last importation Of the
GOODS they are now making up. Sucb q fine a.
sortment Of Linen Drillings yestings new styles
and patterns, as well Of Cloths never before
seen In Washington. Ct hre may l.-ot
nR. KITTO's GREAT WORE, cnm-
~ plete.-DAily Bible Illustr.tions being ORIGINAL
Resdinas for q year on subjects from sscrea 6ttorp
Biography. Geoeraphy, Aptiquitief, and Theology,
esncisly de- fined the Family Circle, By J. Kit
tn 10 D. vols, limo, price Is
. : Any volume sold sep.rstely
NAV IS-u 9Th etreet-
CLADE's TRAVELS tn Turkey
- Turkey and the Turks, and Cruise IN tbs
Black ses, by Admiral slade, for alsst ss
eHILLINGTON'e Bookstore
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ IT., odsoa Building.
apr Aft : -.
II AIDES ana GIANTS GLOVES Of svs., ..r.ty,
IL 1t -- s.-.. BIkdEt,
ap LIT .s -o-
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- most beautiful. choice, and varied arsort
men ent OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has just
eoe celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
uur CITIZENS az well as strangers, should, by ell
means give them trial, their goods are made nm
IN tne very best manner and most fashionable stye
ne seOck consists OF full dress and business suits
hne black and colored Cloth frock and drses f,ost
rcn vestings, &C., with selection of Furnishing
"1oos not surpassed in the city Tor beauty and sty
a,uc9iar care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department WIZ
Their prices are uniformly low. and ve sav IN m.
ana all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere
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The SrEREoscoPl-This beautiful instrument
and wonderful 81 beautiful-has been seized upon
by the Daguerreotypists, simplifed and put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application of 1t to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
ing is the result produced The object of vision
through the stereoscope is no longer picture; it
has all the lineaments and pecuiarities and pres
ence Of the living subject, only less in size The
completeness with which this is done must be eeen
to be believed. The emily place that We know of in
the city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is WHIrEHURsr's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world Is indebted to Professor WHRATsroNE for
this beautiful invention, which equals, in fact what
We only read Of in the fabulous miracles of Friar
Bacoa.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above,
are daily sold at WHrrEHURsTs GALLERY, Pennsylya-
MIA avenue near AZ street.
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NOW is THE TIME

IN AND THIS IS THE PLACE.
Daguerreotypfs for Is cents and sspscdrds.
For the accommodation of those who want cheap
pictures, WILSON d %. have fitted up fine
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building, directly over
the Gallery formerly known as 'sThompson'sn
Remember the name and be sure and find the
right gallery. WILSON Co.,
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9Th SIS.
may 1T
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BALTIMORE ManufAc-
S$s2N I ~ turers' Trunk Store, Penn
R~1N tSlW sylvania avenue, Sd door east of the
@AEkA-AS United States Hotel.
ALWAYS hand this establishment choice
and varied assortment Of Sole Leather, Weed Box,
Ladies Dress, and Packing TRUNKS manufactu- ed
by the propretors, of the best material, by compe-
tent and experienced workmen.
Also, Carpet Bags, Hat and Bonnet Boxes in every
variety and of the most approved pattern and iuieh
Trunks repaired, or taken in exchange.
may 16-lw*
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MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR, with latest news
VA per steamer.
Turkey and the Turks, by Adolphus slade.
Violet: The Child of he City, story of New York
life by Robert +. Greedy.
Spirit Manifestations Examined and Explained,
Judge Edmonds rsfuted, by John B. Dods
Mrs PartDgton's Life any Sayings.
On sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY,S.
may 15-tf
WORKS by the Rev. John Cum.
w mtngs, ID. ID.
The Church before the Flood, price 75o
Lectures on the Apocalypse, 2 vols, 81 SO
Voices Of the Day, 75c
Voices of the Night, T5c
Christ Receiving Sinners, Soc
A Message from God or thoughts on religion, for
thinking men GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE.
NAV lS-tf
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From the Home Journal. n Y

NO article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LTcs's KATHARos. To
ehose VINO have used it (and who has no) the rea
son is OBVIOUS as its invigorating and identifying
Effects and agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indispen
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price Of 25 cents in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere.
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor- 181 Rrood~. Nv
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''Uncfe Ned had no hair on the ton of hi, head

Uncle Ned had no hair the top of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow
But ne lived previous to tie discovery of LYONS ccl
DRAFTED hathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period of
life. Only those who will not try it. are troubled
with badness, dandruf, or harsh and UNPLEASANT
hair. ...-..
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FALL OF ANOTHER BRIDGE.-About half 81
u o'clock to-day. the iron bridge over Rock
creek, at the foot of K street, gave way under
the weight of two omnibuses, and fell into the
creek. We regret to learn that several per-
sons were bruised, one of the drivers, named
McGinnis, had his leg broken.
Gen. Weightman was injured, and a little
boy named Thomas, had his leg broken in two
places. The omribuses were completely
smashed The frequency Of these accidents
calls for an examination Of all bridges
RELIGIoUs.-Bishop Whittipgham of Mary
land, will administer the rites Of confirmation
to the young people Of several churches in the
District of Columbia tomorrow. The congre-
cations that will be visited are those of St
Alban Church, near Georgetown, under the
Washington, near the Navy Yard, under the
charge Of the Rev. w. Hodge, and Trinity
Church, Washington, Rev. DR.. Butler. The
ceremonies will take place seyerally-in the
morning, at III m afternoon, at p N.
and evening, at p. MIN the order In which
the churches have been given above.
CIRcUIr CoURT-The jury in the action
brought by DIR. May against Mr.. S. Scaggs,
turned out to be hung jury" and as they
could not agree upon verdict, they were dis
missed yesterday.
The suit for freedom was partly argued
Yesterday, but was not terminated at the ris-
ing of the Court, which adjourned until Tues,
day next.
YOU'VE GAMBLERS Thursday night, as the
Guards were going on their "beats, they
came suddenly upon crowd of young darkie'
who were sitting on a cellar door, on the ave
nue., amusing themselves with game OF "sev
en- up" As soon as they saw the guards they
scattered, leaving one-half the "papes on the
spot The employers of these little fellowi
had better commence a system Of training with
them, or expect to lose considerable as the,
grow older.
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By }. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
may Id
NAV I'D

HThe above sale 10 unavoidable,
postponed until MONDAY afternoon, May -, ut
O'Clock, at my Auction Rooms
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
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Importers Of Fancy Goods, Browns Hotel
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THE HIPPoDROME.-Workm commenced
to-day taking down the Hippodrome building
the lumber Of which belongs to Mr.. Walker,
in 18th street. who contracted for the supply.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
WEATHER AND CROPS.

AT BosTos-The thermometer at2 10 o'clock, Mon
day, stood at OIL in the shade That was considerably
warmer than We had II, in this meridian.
liz SoUrH CARoLfSA.-The Spartanburg, S. @. Express
Of Sch says "Oi Saturday r. w. about 3 O'Clock, a
terrific storm. accompanied With hail visited the section
Of Country adjacent to the South Pscoe, abou fourteen
miles north vest Of Spartanburg ranging northwardly
about four miles 10 width, aud extending some twelve
miles toTard Rutherordton. gentleman from tho In
mediate neghborhood states that the destruction to
ey, including crops must be very severe-stock enc
ing houses, timber and large machine house. measuring
from 10 TO IS feet sustained much damlgc the latter
being removed 100 200 yards and crushed The
crops and gardens have been totally destroyed. A. vet
webaye not learned Of any loss Of life The hail which
literally covered tho earth Of tho largest size quan.
tiy as large common fowl eggs"
tx ALIBAHi.-The Mobile Tribune Of the 18th says (:
We bayea sample Of bale Of cotton raised by General
Robinson, Of LoTndes county which far sickness
and ssple concerned is the best have seen in
this market Il was bought at fifteen per pound
The price Is evidence Of tie superior quality, and In
market whore long are sold, h would no doubt
commando higher The kind ofcoton was sold
at Charleston last year atl6 This cotton we un
ders,and Is very easily gathered, and yields well per
acre AZ other kinds.
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II will he remembered, that short time ago the
Enquirer made savage onslaught on Mr.. Ellyson, ga
Wig delegate from the city Of Richmond" for being
Instrumental in getting up call for extra session
OF the Legislature. One might have supposed, from
'e'ding the Enquirer PARTICLE that Mr. Elyson was the
prime mover in this whole affair, and responsible for
alihe odum attached tot Indeed, we we're promised
some further disclosures the subject, that threat
oned to annihiate the aforesaid "whig delegate from
the city Of Richmond" Several weeks have elapsed
snce those terrible threats were put FORTH and from
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1.-THE Richmond Wig used to be edited by a gentle
man. IL has fallen Into the hands Of a narrow IN inded
"Sot with whom the price Of negroes seems to be the
grand test Of moral and political truth aud devotion to
slavery tue only true religion Some OF biz recen, ebul
lions eKcl'ei IN ~ the curiosity knox h name but
We are not surprised 20 nd that he ashamed TO have il
kno"h we have searched hat ample and dreIry sheet
com begnunS TO end bat dnd noyhere upon II any
hint AZ to the name Of Editor, Pnp.her Printer or any
boIy else engaged IN lie mlnuiciurc We commend the
extreme discretion of all concerned
The foregoing interesting coul,ion OF wrath ag,os. a
" find in the New York Tmss-a paper edited by an in
dviilll Of tn, Of Raymond, who has aco hired an
Infamous nooreiy from his unscrlpuon.ne., in the ser
vce Of Abolition aud his being the obsIient, merceuary
tool and mi1.oEaiwork Of willilm H. Seward We
have hhsrioh i occasion express in no very reserved
or eqlyocal language, unqualified contempt for the
man, and the incendary sheet which he presidcs
Tue Southern press Of both pIrie5 has had often to re-
Duke the malicious hlssh1ois and Misrepresentation
with which that Journal teens from day to DAY. and
shea we denounced it "insidio1J and sue,kny.' -
ni cnnckins over the peclnilry embarrassment OF the
southern Qiirtery RivsE, we intended simply to e1-
pre-" our bel ct that tn ebr vas not only flna,cil and
n'osrini, bu. essentially corrupt and uoprucipcd But
though "r hing under the SEVERE but Just ohastsement
"e inflicted upon him, instead Of eyiocng the ppr, Of
resentment common to animals aleged-euoneou.ly. we
believeto be inferior even to himself he has seen pto
per to avcngs himself only by to abusive and
insulting ling1igc. Ths, however, only demonstrates
that bio considers discretion, ",xisns diereionn-ii
not tho part Of valor at least the part Of personal safety
The ac'ount witch the toi1nbnblo NJ. Raymond gives
Of himself is exceedingly amusing We ciu we'll imagine
the violent aud consuming rage with which no searched
through the ample pages Of the Wig to end our
intending, no doubt the he succeeded, to de-
spitch mos. onnous add alarming note. Add If We
chose to lniulso our fancy migh, qat zine, also how
intense hsrsief when he nii: the great dsooyery
that neither IF ltor Publisher Printer any body oso
connected With the why establishment had name and
that therefore, he stood ab,oyed from all obligation to
s,ek redress atths hands Of who roqs1 to advertise
themselves for his particular benefit Never presume,
did any discovery have sudden AOd soothing an effect
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DRowNEp-A man named Roger Dacey, who was en-
ployed as lahorer at the ship Lock, tell Off plank on
which he rolling barrow of mud from n A., no., ~
drowned ~ ~
Inc Hat boat had been filed short time before by the
dredg'ng machine and carried this point to be
discharged The plank upon which he rolled the barrow
was wet and muddy aud the supposton is that he clipped
anItumbled in. The barrow p-ecipiated with him
An intrepid young man named Forsyth a stone cutter
at the Lock, rushed to the upon hearing the sad
circumstances and unhestatngy dived in to his
IL was too late for the drowned Coroner Wick.
CT hed an Inquest over the body yesterday evening Yer
Diet accidental death by drowning