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slr-The savsnnah News has late intelligence
from Bahama, from which Il learns that the proc
poets of all the saltproducing islands are veW IA
yorable The amount raked Mt magma up TO the
| LIST August was 250,0o0 bushels The Turks isana
standard Of the ssme date reports about aAs mil
lien bushels on hand in that colony VIA the pro
liability of larger quantity lttce Of salt, ten
cents per bushel. 80
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PRoa IN IoE--fhs editor of the savannah
dsergtsn was few days ago shown . lump OF
nortliern Ice In which medium sized frog was
comfortably and coolly enconsed. His Hogsnip
tion had dissolved, and having been placed in wa
ter, was thawed into life and activity. 1t cer-
tainly was curiosity to sec live frog thus done
up in Ice.
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THH SOUND DUEs-Ndrigatioss Of German Streams.
a letter from Frankfort to the State Department
at Washington says that the sound dues having been
abolished by the exertions of all the governments
interested, the United States having taken the
lead, the attention of the commercial public i'm Ger
many 10 now attracted to the removal of the re-
strictions on the navigation of the German streams
especially the Rhine and klbe "
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DIsAsrRR.-The bark Jasper Capt. Bennett, ar
rived at Norfolk, Va, on Thursday evening from
Charleston, S. c.. with an assorted cargo On Sun
lision with an unknown schooner, and carried
away her bow-sprit, cutwater, head gear, &e.-put
in for repairs. ta-# A
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NAREow EsoAPE.-A few days since, as Mrs P. d.
Turley and family, Of hoorefsd Hardy county,
were descending mountain on their way home in a
buggy, the horse attached to it took fright and ran
away. He soon came ia contact with another bag
gy and upset it, throwing it down steep preoipice
Mrs I. had some of her children with her In the
buggy she rode In, while nurse and child was in
the other TWO young men were driving the
vehicles strange to say no one was hurt.
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DISMISSED. Fl. Barlow was car
fie,i before the Recorder, at the City Hall on Sat
urday last. charged with abusi beating and
threatening to injure Sarah Basiow The vsrrass
was dismissed at the request Of tkoss ~Ao obtained
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FIRST REGIMENT OF VoLuNTKERs.-We
noticed, on Saturday, rumor copcerninr tbls mi,t
tary body which we understand is incorrect The
regiment will not be mustered until some time IN
the month of October, and then not for the pur-
pose OF dsbanding it, hnt for inspection and COM
plIance with the law. There are now the REQ uisite
number OF companies under the law to eonstitute
aregiment, and unless unforeseen, and, TO the
officers, nBapprehended dificulty arises the resi
meht VIII continue under its present organization
Should IL SO happen that there should not be within
the city limits the requisite number of companies.
the law authorizes the blending of the volunteers
OF Hcnrieo and Chesterfield with those of Richmond
In order to constitute a regiment
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LARGE HAUL OF SHEEPsgEAD--fhe Norfolk Herald
states that some fishermen IN the water thereabout
fell in with shoal of sheepshead that were So
dense and heavy that the seine could not be hauled
with them in it. The fishermen had to spear them.
and that way filled their boat with some uncom
monty large fish, that were retailcd in Norfolk at D
cts each Quite . run Of luck for the fishermen
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LET 0rr.-Charies lewis, free ne
gre slept 10 the cage Friday uight tor being found
sitheat a city register. lie was ordered % return
70 Culpeper county where he came ifum or apply
totlte Hustings Court Cor permission to remain.
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obituary notice OF Mrs. Elizabeth Richboug, 9
daughter Of Joseph Marion, and q relative Of Con,
Francis Marion. She was born In H76, ,Yand died
on the 26th ult., at the residence OF son-inaw 10
East Tennessee. ~.
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Stray RAasAsg.-TAe sale Of the Host baggage
that h-s been accamalaiing in tbs banda VI the
central Raiiroad Company or ssversi YEAR, VS.
brought 20 close YESTERDAY ,hs s,s !. ~ ~.
the pieces aysraaipg something over " ssch--,Ai
bdau Atlas ss - M.sn gsstzss ~
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IHEkk VINE But FOUR persons arrest
ed GA Saturday ngbt for offences committed during
that time Three OF them were negroes. aud the
foorth white man. Tie three first had no passes
when aecosted by the watch, and the last named
had violated propriety by exhibiting himseif In the
street while 10 drunken state. All of them were
discharged by the Recorder yesterday morninx 4
after suitable reprimand.
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STAMPEDE OF NsdRoks.-Saturday week several
slaves, owned In and around Washington city, left
by permission, to visit camp meeting in Mont.
gomery county, Md. Others disappeared same
day None Of them have been heard of since. and
it is supposed they have escaped to Pennsylyapis
There are eleven known, and it is supposed Others
went in the company Of the fugitivas -
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PusHIya IT FORwARD.-The track laying on the
Hempheld Railroad is still going forward with "a
pdity. The tracklayers have reached TsylOrstown,
four miles east of Claysville aud six miles west of
Washington. An engine was TO have proceeded up
to that point yesterday evening. Those engaged in
the work are now quite confident that it be ac
complisAed by the 18th of September.
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SLAVE TURNED SLAvgHoLDER.-The Norfolk Herald
states that several free negroes recently put
up at public sale in Norfolk county, as vagabonds.
having no visible means of earning livelihood
they were purchased by q slave IN Portsmouth,
who says he means to get the fall value Of his
money out Of them.
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Kuisn VT Bfss-on THURSDAY night hsA q
r,a,N ". u two tame hears being lssss, saS %
them seizsd Jno W. Hewey. . half hssed IndiAn,
III tore him 80 badly that he did u hu AoaFA.
Jsa Hosy was also terribly Mangled ~ the sAms
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ENCOURAGING COMMERCIAL ApvIogs PROM IypI. -
Private dispatches per overland mail received in
London say that the commercial prospects at Cal
cutta were encouraging, and one of the largest
Greek firms in London and Manchester announced
their intention OF resuming shipments 1t is now
believed that the anticipated loan of ten millions
will not be required.
The returns of the Bank of France for July
show decrease of bullion OF three and half mil
lions of dollars.
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FAILED TO MEEr.--A meeting Of the
City Council was called for sve O'Clock saisrssy
evening. but at the app~ptsd hour only stx "a Ne
meeting fell .hrossa ser want oss . snosan.
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SECOND Crop OF STRAwBERRIEs.--Tbe Newbery Is.
c. Mirror of the 10Th ipst, acknowledges present
of very fine Strawberries, being q specimen of a
second CROP grown by DIR. 0. b. Mayer, of that
vicipits A plant that would bring two crops Of
this delicious fruit would be q desideTatnm here.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS At WAsHINGroN.-The Washing
ton papers represent the work upon the exteusion
OF the Capitolis progressing rapidly The stair:
ways are spoken Of as magnificent especially that
says, viii challenge the admiration of the world.
The new dome is taking its shape. The iron
plinths and columns have arrived and will soon be
set up,
On Thursday, six hundred and forty tons of
granite arrived in Washington for the Treasury
extension. s.....
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ARREST OF Col. KINNEY AT BruzE-The New Or
leans Pcayune states that Col. Kinney had been
arrested at Belize where he had landed through a
marine disaster which had occurred to the vessel
| on which he had taken passage firm Greytown to
Corpus Christi, where he was going to procure
funds) on debt. He was afterwards released on
security.
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STABBINa CAsE.-Seaton Andersor

STABBING CAsE.-Seaton Anderson. n
free negro, was brought before the Recorder on
Saturday last to undergo an examination for cut-
ting stephen Wright, ON the breast, with knife.
ana despoling his person Of two dollars and seven
y hve cents which the complainant alleges was
forciby removed from his person by Anderson at
the time OF the attack. Stephen Wright is u negro.
well stricken with years. aud has weather beaten
ceuntenance- In aspect he is by no means q giant
ana does not look like he would count moro than
ous in an atfray, whore personal prowess was tbs
arbitrator IN the affair. For the purpose of OBJ
tanning more testimony, the defendant was sent 10
Jail until this morning, when if the witnesses are
present, the case will be examined on its merits.
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LETTBRs IN THE BURDELE ESTATE GRASTKD.-Mar-
garet, wideW of John Burdell, this Friday
morning, took out letters Of administration in be-
hsie o her three children heirs of the late Harvey
Burdell-N. y. ELpress. go t.e
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sAu0pnr, MocKsvnxK Asp vusiSA kAuSoAp--
The Commissioners 81 Salisbury n G., have order
ed that poll shal be opened Cd the isth prcxino
ia that town. 70 take the Of the vossrs On thA
proprety Of Subscription of $4,000 10 the above
railroad
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NEW YORK IrEss.-0ne of the effects Of the pan.
ie has been to bring home from the fashionable wa
terlng places good many business men, who have
been soJourning there during the hot weather.
leaving their affairs here to be looked AFTER by
clerks and others. Faces that have been missing
from "the streets the month or two past have re.
sppeared.
hlss Flora McPlimsey, 1t 10 rumored, has also rs-
turned with something to wear" pas suspension
having reconciled her to twenty silk dresses and
only dozen trunks.
The Metropolitan police have had instructions TO
make an organized demonstration upon the most
notorious houses of prostitution, with u view, If
possible 10 break them up, il that il out of the
question to compel them to q less open and shame
less prosecution Of their infamous profession
The result OF the contemptsd operations is watch
eu with general interest. beginning was made
Thursday eVeDging in the Sixth Precinct Five
P0lntsg Entering one Of the dens there the DO
lice took SIX females into custody. There WAS one
man III the establishment and he made aood
his escape by jumping out of the story win
dow.
Though the public, by this time, must be pretty
we'll nauseated with Cunningham stories it is
fact, believe that one of the daughters Helen.
10 shortly to be married to young gentleman of
this city, who has been very assduous in his at
tentions to her all through the trouble. and trials
OF the mother-thus adding another melo-lrams-
tic incident TO the romance of crime Persons
who have conversed with the mother assert that
she persists in her determination to appeal from
the Surrogate's decision, and that she will bs at
10 loss Tor the funds to meet the necessary e1-
penses.
During the south east gale Thursday night sew
eral cellars along the lower part of the city were
flooded A quantity of flour lying on peirs and
b, was damaged by the rain. We have heard of no
disasters to the shipping
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SAD AccIDENT.-On Saturday last Al Mr. Chap
mans Mill near Salem, Roanoke county. Va, lit
tie daughter O: Mr.. Johu Parish, about nine years
old, was crushed almost to pieces by the water
wheel. She fell in the trunk a short distance
above the wheel, where they were in the habit Of
catching apples lodged by rack. designed to pre-
vent trash from goiug through and probably was
drowned before getting to the wheel. She not
missed by her parents until the stoppagc of tue
mill caused them to examine what was wrong.
when they dscovereda child under the wheel. 1t
was discovered before night, but they were unable
to eYtricate the body before abont O'Clock
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CATHOLIC PRIEST SHoT.-A few days since. Father
Wheeler Catholic priest of New York. was shot
while at the island near Portland Me- The person
who shot the pistol 1t is supposed, fired it acci-
dentally. The ball lodged in Father W.s shoulder.
He was Immediately taken to Portland, and placed
good deal of indignation excited among the Catho-
lies. The man who fired the pistol was arrested
and detained until an investigation was had into
the affair. - ~ -. q - -
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SHIPS AsHonE.--The ship Russell Sprague, Of
Bath Maine, from Cardiff bound to New York,
went ashore near Squan in a gale this morning
Another ship, the Clara Brockman, from Liverpool
10 ashore near the same place.
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B.R4 BURsr-The barn of Thomas Rankin, who
resides few miles east Of Gresnsborongh, a: Cs
was burned yesterday Sunday week. II contain
ed large quantity Of wheat, all of which was de-
stroyed. as ss5as $50 t1tz tis as fta
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ACCIDENT ON THE MlssasIppr CENTRAL RAnRo.r

ACCIDENT ON THE MISSISsIfPI CENTRAL RAILROAD
We learn by note to the postmaster at Memphis,
from the postmaster at Oxford, that very distress
sing accident occurred there on the railroad track
on Friday. While the hands of Mr.. W. +. Avent
were working deep grade, tremendous land
slide fell upon them instantly crushing three men
to death and fearfully manging two others, but it
is thought the wounded will reooyer.-keptphis
NeioS. -...- .. .s ...f
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O,xDsDArEs FOR THE SENATE --tIol. D. n. Floyd, J
r. Dunn, Ch IL Greever and Edmund Saunders ar
candidates to all the vacancy in the Senate occa
stoned by the resignation of DR.. T. VI. Tate, AZ
pointsd 20 the Office OF sixth Auditor In the Trea
a,ry Department. The district consists of Wash
inyton WYthe and smyth counties. -
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CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELIA
oand THAMSIN JANNEY intend opening school
for grls Broad street between 18th and 18th. the
The various brances of the English language will
be Taught, including Algebra and Geometry; also,
Drawing and Painting If desired, one afternoon in
TERMS: For Primary ClAss per quarter of ten
weeks, 81; more advanced Glasses $6 Drawing and
RFFEkfScEs- -Micajsh Bates and Philip D. Price.
ALI a-irnN
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATH

~ ENATlCAL SCuQ0L-Prof ii. ]. Christian
College, wiliopen an English Classical and Mathe-
mstics School in this city, on lst October next Du-
ring his leng experience as teacher. he has been
in the preparation Of boys either for college or the
active duties of life. lie therefore proposes TO admit
only many pupils as he can teach, and 10 devote
himself with untiring energy 30 making thorough
shuiars in fhe strictest Of the term. He has
secured comfortable rooms on 4th street, bet wecn
Franklin and Main. Any communication addressed
g. him through the Richmond =. o., will be prompt
iy attended TO- He hopes that those who intend to
pliroLiile hun will make immediate application.
Terms payable semi annually in sdvaHce) sod.
ktFEREssgs REV. J. Peterkin. Rev. Geo. Wood
bridge, ID; D.. Judge Haiyburton, Judge MeridIth,
Br.0sford, VIM 7. Taylor. h. B. Minor r. l., Chris
nan, WynaAan Robcrtson. Jos +, Anderson. John
O. stsgW, Cbas. Gennet, Rev. Mr.. kepler, Gen. VIM.
II. EichaIlson. Col I. j. Evans, Capt. {. Dimmock.
DR. ii. J. Miller IL. J. CHRISTIAN.
n,
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srnrors Aesznssr. - The Alexandria seAtinei
states .s.s Nj. Townly Monroe residing in Prince
G.s.rgess county Md. a few miles hssosd the Alex
anira ferry. had his right fes ~ badly crushed il
a threshing machine, Tsarsday evening, THAI aii
life Is despairedq qf
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THE STEAMSHIP ADRIATIC.-The steamship Adriatic
is advertised to sail for Liverpool ON the 18th of
september next, and before that time the owners
intend to have her out on three days cruise. 1t
Is said that this vessel will cost hes owners mil
loss OF profits during the nneteeA months.
The reason Why the Adriatic failed 10 be ready
for sea at the appointed time Is the adoption by
tho designer of an untred valve and of an untried
condenser. both of which failed.
The Adrstic will be as strong as her consorts of
the Collins line, and nothing better could be wished
for.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
MONDAY MORNING, G,,.,.........AuGusT 81, 1857.
FROM New MexIco and the Plains.


Corrrson.lcnco vi the 81. Louis Democrat)
INDEPENDENCE. Aug 2i.-This afternson the Santa
Ee mail rcached u.s.
The season has boon unusually dry and cold and
the cropslo very badly SO little rain has fallen
that the little stream near Santa Fe is dried up
Ihe arrival OF the merchant trains enlivened the
country little.
The contest for delegate TO Congress- grows warm
or Bard's friends are very sanguine and SO are
oteros. Either Of them will make a very good re-
preventative.
sumner, soldier In the army, of whose convic.
tion and sentence told you in my last, was hung
at Taos on the 18th. The prospect of immediate
death made but little impression upon him
At public meeting on the 30th July, Il seems
the Democracy passed a series Of resolutions ex-
pressive OF their feelings respecting gold snuff
box presented to Gov. Msrriwether In Washington
city. as tribute OF respect for the faithful dis
charge of bis duties as Governor Of New Mexico
They disavow having had any knowledge of such
intention, aud say that nsthing would be more re
pugnant to their feelings, and that it was very
gratifying to them that he left the country when
he did.
The new Governor has not arrived yet but is
looked Tor every mail. Hon. w. NJ. Davis is still
acting as Goyernor. He intends coming away In
October next.
Indian depredatfons are still the order of the
day: Col Bonneville's command have had ensuxh
10 40 recently and their success has been veg ua-
expected. Capt. Miles and Capt Ewell attacked
the Coyatara Indians and killed Al and took As prl
soners. The corn fields of tho Indians were de-
stroyed and As horses captured-in addition Mex
lean captive was recovered. Seven of the troops
were wounded, as also Lieuts. Steen and Davis
Thus much for the ella expedition. Ifal the 9TH
srs were so skilfully managed, we would hear less
OF the troubles attendant upon these visits of the
Indians to the several neighborhoods and unpro-
teeted towns.
The mining fever is still high as ever, aud as
soon assboth the companies are enabled to use the
nschlnery they are now erecting. you may expect
to hear OF results that will stsrte those Of US resi-
dent in tho States
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DErESrIoN.-The mail from LyRohbsFg Friday
was detained BY the train rphHthg on the track
short distance from Lyacbhurg. The accident VA
occasioned by the mlsplacement of switch A.
injury ressl ed except the delay.
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| ACCIDENT 70 an EpITaR.--On MnRday last, A. X.
Moore, Esq, editor Of the Bristol fFenn) News, su-
| periptepding the removal of building, was caught
! by a lever and thrown some distance from the
ground. The injuries resulting were so severe as
| to confine him TO his bed
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EDUCATION.

MISSES KING, corner Of Bread and
- Mayo Streets, The next session will begin On
the LIST day OF October lss, and close on ths st dsy
OF July, lsM Experienced and competent assistants
VIII be employed TO teach tho Philosophical and high.
OF Mathematical classes
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SUDDEN nEATH.--Benjamh w. Jefferson, farmer
of Frederick county, died suddenly few days
since, 10 one Of his fields. lie had Just drank
from spring. when he called to one of his ser
wants, bnt died before the servant reached him.
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It'enooPs FOR IsDIa--The steamer Ctr Of Wash
ington, which arrived at New York aa Wsdnessi,.y
has been chartered by the Bfl,sa Government /,
convey troops to India, She viii sail hence e..
Iyerpeol, on the ~ september, aad thea process
to India 81 s
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KILLED ON THE RALRoAD.-0n Wednesday night
Henry McAlse, of Sandy Hook, Md, run over
by the cars. on the Bridge at Harpers Ferry, and
| killed. His body WAS dreadfully maRgled - '
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MRS. f. B. MORSE-Who has had MANY

MRS. Z. b. MORSE-Who has had many
- years experience in teachiux-will open a
School at her residence. on Marshall, between 4th
and Sth streets opposite St. James Church. c0mmen-
cling the lst Of September and ending the 30th June
The course ofinsruction will be thorough from the
elementary to the higher branches of an English I'd
Ucaton. Also, Music on the Piano.
For information relative TO the school, Terms &c,
apply at her residence. She has permission refer
to the following gentlemen:
Col s. II. Parker. K. ". Flournoy, Esq, Col. 7. j.
Evans, Alexander K, Parker, Esq au l0-lm
ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-Ths next ses-
~ sion of this School will commence the lst of
October, 1887 and close the last day of July fol-
lowing.
Persons wishing TO patronige this School, will
make early application, as only limited number Of
Pupils will be taken.
For terms &C. address either Of the subscribers at
Junction P. o., Hanover county.
REV. TII0S. ii. FOX, Principal,
7. Ii. FOX, JR, Assistant.
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Crops IN NORTH CARoILsA.-~.The Greensborough
(N. c. Times says;
In the adjoining counties of Forsyth, Stokes and
Rockingham the fields are burdened with the ahun-
dance of the crops. Corn especially never looked
more promising, and with the assistance of the
gentle rain now descending. many farmers will
be compelled to build new barns for storage. From
the severe winter tobacco plants were late. and
consequently this crop is not quite forward but
with an accommodating fall the markets will be
we'll supplied The above is what we have seen
and corroborates with reports from all parts &c the
country.
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AccInENr.-Mr. Hill, carpenter work.

7 =. :, - IT 'If1I' q OdI PtHttE, WOTK-
ins on the rear part of the house occupsed BY Mr.
| "m. +. '" Taylor, as a shoe store on Broad corner
OF 9tn street. had the misfortune on Saturday
morning, TO faiI from the ioist of the second floor
on which he was ut work to the basement below /.
distance s1 some - feet Ills shoulder struck
against piece al timber, and the conclusion broke
us coiIar bone Besides the infiction of this
wound, he was otherwise bruised ahout tba hoj.
50 that his immediate removal to his residence was
rendered matter of necessity. A physician was
called who applied all tine remedies usual in sucb
cases.