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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
SUSPICIOUS CHAaAclEas We noticed

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS We noticed
Yesterday morning the arrest of two persons
Richard III. Dalihy and George Morrow-on suspi-
con of being Northern burglars travelling for
pirnder, and stated that tools had been found in
their trunks. Yesterday morning the two appear
ed before the Mayor to undergo an investigation,
when the following facts were elected: Daliby,
who processes to hail trom the State OF Ohio, ar.
rived here abont one week ago and look lodgings at
Mrs Yarrington's boarding house, eoruer of 8th
and Main streets. He then represented himself as
PAINTER in search of a job, and soon formed the
acquaintance of some of the boarders, among
them George Morrow. AS Mr. Morrow, who has
been one Of the stage carpenters at the theatre for
two three seasons, was also out OF work, he con
sented, by Invitation, to show Daliby around the
city, aud by that means was often with him on
the streets.
On Friday last Daliby called at the gun store of
s. s Sutherland, and exhibiting q model of pair
Of burglars nippers, desired to have the nippera
| made. These facts we're made known to officer
Chaikley, and watch was at once set on Daiby' s
movements. He was trailed to his boarding house
to Otto Corsepus' cutlery store, where the nip
pers were made by the advice Of the police-to
various jewelry and hardware stores--and hbally,
when the officers thought that he was about ready
to commsnce operations, he was taken into custo-
dy, and Morrow arrested as his associate. On
searching Daliby's trunk two small files, three
queer looking keys, chsel and one Or two pieces
| OF candles were found.
| Mr. Morrow had several gentlemen called. who
knew him WE'LL aud they all testified to his indus
try, sobriety aud honesty, as well as to the man.
| ner In which he had been found in bad company
| As matter of course, he was honorably aequit
| ted.
| Daliby. however, was turned over TO the father
| y care of Sergeant Dudley in default of $500 bal
1 for his good behavior, and in al! probability viii
| eventually get berfh in the chain gang. lie pro
! tests his innocence OF all wfopg-says he bad IN:
nppers made for a man in 0hio-and declares thai
ne viii leave the city at once and forever, If tE,
| Mayor will allow him to do As be has com
| mitted no overt act it would doubtless be goot
bargain 10 let him slide, If there was any certant.
| that he would do so.
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s6r RSAD THIsl-The undersig gned in-

vites attention to the following certificate:
PoRT MAYO, Henrico Co., July 10.
Mr. HENRY-DEsR SIR My wife has been suffer
ing for the last twelve yeara with pain In the
small of the back. eometimes she could scarcely
move about the house.. heard OF your liniment,
and procured box. After two applications 70 the
affected part she entirely relieved, and 1t this
,timeis as well as ever she was.
JOHN 8. GIBSON
~ The Liniment referred to in Mr.. 6ibson's tes.
timonia has effected numerous similar cures. IL 10
put up in tin boxes of two sold at 50 cents
aud IS cents according TO by the drugxists Of
this city.
jy l2-im$ SW HENRY, Proprietor
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s " HENRY. Proprietor
s6- LINZ SIZE PHoroaRApus.-Tf

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his nu
nerous patrons and the public at large thai he =
tures ofuLL LIFE SIZE. either pain or colored.
hieh. for accuracy and finish, he warrants eQual
than the usual price. oId Pictures copisd and en-
larged 10 any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited 20 call and ex.
THAN Hall, Main street, between stn and 10Th.
PE 0IBB0.
T. S.--If you rant genuine Ambrctypc, this y
the place get il, where you Will neither Ee hum
bugget In price OF work, Also, Meiaiaotypss, of
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
je l3 X. y. u.
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DEATH OF A NOTORIOUS CHARAcTER.-The rotori-
ous Fanny Peel, of this CITY, died lately at Mobile
OF consumption. She left this city about year
ago and rendered herself famous at New Orleans by
selling her coachman. who was free negro and
her paramour. to a.planter. She was about thirty
years Of age, and the daughter Of clergyman in
Troy, N. T. At the age of fifteen she was seduced,
snd since that time has led tho life of prostitute.
She was possessed of talents and beauty, which,
under other circumstances, would have made her
an ornament 10 society.-Chicago Journal.
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sas- WE ARE ALWAYS pLEAsHD to re

cord decrease in the affections TO which humanity
is heir. And we do so now, in bearing testimony to
the wonder working powers Of Dir. j. H0STEf-
GERS CELEBRATED BIp ERS, for DIS ases o. the
head AID stomach As 81 ecific 1t is perhaps with.
out a rival. and the people whom 1t has btpented.
even within limited period, are 70 be couhted By
thousands The Bitters bases itH reputation moKe
yenent friends 10 say it Fer Dyspepsia, FIatu
ience, Constipation etc. etc il cannot be surpassed
in spsediness OF cure Try them, and our word fol
| t. they will give satisfaction.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally. eve.
whera ~ 26-im
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A DELIGHTFUL SEA ExcuasIos.-A rare

a DELIGHTFUL SEA ExCURsIoN.-- rare
opportunity s now presented to those of cifi.
zens who may desire to make very pleasant and
agreeable trip by sea. They can do so at mode
rate expense. by the favosiie steamships James
town and Roanoke, to New York aad back agaiu
for fifteen dollars The way is open for the excur-
sion until the 10th of September, thus affordiug
those who desire 20 couple business with pleasure
an opportunity of remaining in New York or its
vicinity for several weeks, or to those who may
seek recreation and pleasure alone. ample time to
make tip up the Hudson river, stop at West
Point or the Catskill Mountains, visit the various
watering places, the Falls of Niagara, the St. Law
renee river OF the Lakes-ail Of whica are reached
at trififng expense.
The trip by sea, at this season OF the year, be
tween this place and New York, is of itself suff
cient iDducement, particularly when attended at
80 small cost. See advertisement CT Mssers
Ludlam Watson, who will issne tickets to those
who may desire to make the excursion.
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no The PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
e ence in my establishment respectfully submit
L1dBg BEER, POkTER, ALE. &c, during the
Isummer season.
The following have been, and will continue to be
Per DOZEN, quarts .s2 0o( 2s cts allowed by re-
+" rints...-... / Gn} turn of the bottles
4" half pisss. 50 eents-bottlcs sxtIa-
Lager Beer In naif. quarter and eighth oarTels,
tho iattor ones Of gallons, package exclusively
f5r the city ctiyto.ners) Philadelphia Ale IN %iioie
nd half barrels at tbs lowest n.arket price Terms
. bah.
~ P.--2tore aud Far keepers, considerable pes
ren.ago allowed. Z. WiLbACHGR,
Isth st., between Main and Cary.
Orders LEFT With Messrs. La.disy kobinson, corner
|4lh aad Franklin; Mesgrs. Dusal e Norton, corner
/, ,rnmnfiv stteu5}aa 20 mY4
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sag- Oposro, OR PEARL DgsT1Faror.

This Tooth Powder is prepared by recipe of one +
the Oldest Druggists in the United States and has
beeo test.d by the public for upwards of forty years.
always giving the highest satisfaction For diseases
of the gums. and for purifying and cleansing the
teeth it stands unequaIed. Prepsred and for sale
only 10y WARING q PEARCk,
Druggists. I07 Broad ST, above 9Th,
lY 22 Richmond. Va
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IMPORTANT DEorsIoN-The Supreme Court OF New
York has decided that creditor has no right to
take transfer of life insurance policy, and BY
paying the premium thereon to uphold the same for
himself. This is very important decision aud de-
feats what has been heretofore regarded as enc ui
the most important aims Of life insurance
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GOODS IN BoND.-It appears that the amount Of
goods in the bonded warehouses at New York, on
the 1st ult, was not quite S42000,000, being re-.
duction of about $24, 100000 compared with the
corresponding period of last year.
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ESy HoBsoa's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHhMPooISG SALOON, under the American Ho-
ol--entrance on Ilth s.reet
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can he had al
all hours Single Bath Is cents or tickets for one
dollar. les
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sD- DUDLEY s. Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Pine BRAN.
DIES, Old WHISKEYo and CIGARS No. 7z Main
treet. fe Z
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Bsngay, of the Central Independent, In defence
Of ''hoops." speaks of them as among the things
that We ''frst loathe then pity, then embrace"
PATRIOTIC REMARK.-A fellow who got drunk
oneection daysad it was owing to his efforts to put
down "party spirit"
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CoMPRoNIsE.-The father-in-Iaw of the Reverend
Henry Garrett, the colored clergyman, who was
killed at the late railroad accident at Sauquit
creek, has received from the Central Railroad Co
the sum of $4,000
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RICHMOND, JUNE lf,fn. 1853.
Hf-sa.Ta Ii, NJ KAuH.-N NxA n SIN. 4 ~

il duty owe 10 yen, to state to the public, the
successful removal OF tamor from the side OF my
ueck, OF fiftesn years standing, weighing upwerde
Of thu 60 pounds without the use OF knits, and Of
which am now we'll Was examined by several
easinent pn scians OF roy county, who advised me
20 have nothing Gone with IT, z.s ,s
Yours nc. NARY y. GkU8B4.
NJ Residence Beaver Dam, Hanover county, VI,
sN-sDR. kAHN's Office 10 the corner OF I'd and
Main streets. s.f 10 lo--5ms
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Nor RUN Our YET.---Tbe retired physician.
"whose sands OF life" have been running out for
several years past at Jersey City has turned up in
an advertisement 10 the London journals
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PoLrrfcAL.-John Slidell, U. s. Senator from
OF the Federal office holders in that city The
Chicago Times says that no less than so persons
preferred themselves as Sldeil delegates to Charles.
ton in 1862
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PRICE ONECENT.

FRUITS or kum.-William Holman, an
ssso man. vas conv!cied bsfosc the Mayor yester-
sa, ~ sss-a's'ng mr. Williams, and sent TO pri
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CORNER STONE LarD.-The corner stone OF the
North Carolina Military Institute was laid on the
25ih ult., at Charlotte, N. G. Goy. Graham and
Victor c. Barringer, Esq, made speeches. Work.
men went on, Immediately after the ceremonies,
with the erection of the building.
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ma. BATEs Barns, BATHS Hot,
2old aud shower Batbs can be bad daily ~ Ali
Sham pooling Saloon, under the American Hotels-
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents, or ) tickets Tor u ~ ~
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E8~ 9EoEor 3. SEzEI, Dentiss, Oncs
and reeidence. No Zsi cn Asin between 9th and sth
trees. Richmond Va. fay 3e--ly
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BURGLARY.-The, residence of Mr.. C.
W. fitzgerald, on Shockoe Hill, was forcibly en-.
tered last Tuesday night, aud robbed Of the great.
er portion Of bis silver plate and other valuable
articles. Mr. f. and his family we're absent from
the city at the time
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RCa. WATER CooLERs.-We have on
hand Of our own manufacture. the best quality
WATER COOL Sts, neatly painted. Cali and sup
KEggEE 4 PARIS Pottery.
my lS--ts Corner OF i2fh and Cary streets-
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. STORE AND DWELLING FoR RENT

fES STUhE AND u II EHAtNJ FOR MIN I.
fsTs Isl BROAD SrREEr-lt has been thoroughly J
rsarsd and ia considers one OF the best location
f7r any kiud of basinessin the eighborhoed Rent.
sE hundred dollars per a9num. Apply 70 j. Ii.
ANTHONY, corner Of Cary and 18th streets, who
has constantly on rand Ia assortment of Molessiu
Hats OF the best quality IS So ard his celebrated
C4ifskn sewed Boots at The unprecedented low price
irc
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ea FOR kENT--And possession given
x in few days, the large and desrably located
QWslling corner OF 9th and franklin streets, now
occupied By Mrs Q Burton, a Boarding House,
lex which Ii IL admirably adapted. Apply 10
THOMAS " BOSWELL,
Receiver OF Browns Administrator.
10 Hs-ts vs.. Burton, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05

DcUBLING James Gates and Daniel
+. Murray, two newsboys, were before tbs Mayor
Yesterday for an assault upon William Turner.
near the Central Depot, end we're each held bail
to ba OF good behavior, which they had mot given
when We left the courtroom.
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90 FOR ksAT-The Edgemont House,
b.I comprising two tencments. situated on the
nh kSie of Main. near oih strees. fessessoi.
given the lst o. October next his hou5e, from tf
c-gtra i9c iticn being within five mnutes' walk OF
tue very hart OF the city, and from its airy and
pleasant POSITION renders very Desirable fer first
class boarding house. For ..rnl., apply to
yy9}-2a GODnth Il ApPERSON.
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y REAL ESTATE

Us9 NEAR fTAUNTON.
AT 4 BdRGALNf
AOOhFORTABLEFR FRAME pWELLiA Il HOUSE
aud an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SH y, with
FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached the line OF
the Virginia Central Railroad. within one mile OF
stauaton will be sold by BOW EkS, SNYDER Il
CARTER AT BARGAIN, as they are desiroas OF clio
sing the business of their late copartnership as
soon rs pr tcticabe. Ii has the advantage of Wa
ter-Power and ia well located for conducti' small
ffoGndry business.
/ Inquire oY n X. TROUT Esq Staunton, Va, or
ESA SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works;
ie 26-3no Richmond. Va.
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SrsALIHo. - William, slave to G. &.
Rhodes. was convicted before the MAYOR yesterday
81 stealing bnndis Of leather, and ordesed % be
we'll tanned.
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The FIRST kIss.-"Am really dear, Sophia f's I
whispered, and pressed my hnngiing lips to her
rosy mouth. She did not say yes, she did not
say no. but she returned my kiss, aud the earth
vert from under my feet, and my soul was no
longer In my body. touched the stars. knew
tne happiness OF the seraphim! The above Is all
OF this deeply exciting story that we can publish
The remainder will be found in the New York
Blower OF April 1st, which has four million more
subscribers than there are inhabitants in the
world! Korn Koh writes for it--P. Knutts writes
for IL, and 'tis sold every In the world and
out of it.
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"a. FOR RENT.-The two story brick
"a dwelling house, corner Canal az 9th streets.
II ageIy occupied by Mrs. Willism Wallace, and ad-
Joining the residence Of Mr. james Hunter Posseo-
sion given Immediately. Apply to
" .0-tf HAAAIL q 90.
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1ar Dl. Joas B. WAIrHAIr, (Hsmos-
pathist) offers his professional services 10 the c
Gems Of Richmond and IL vicinity. 04ce as hbre
sidence, on Leigh street., toe doors fSom ~.
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HORN BLowIsu.-John Murphy, mu-
sical lad, found himself 10 prison yesterday morn
ing. where be had been committed the night
before for .tocting his horn ia the streets TO the
annoyance OF peaceable people After hearing the
complaint against him, the Mayor held him TO bail
in 500 to be Of good behavior
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sss- TIE aRB.r HraIrH Rrsrosrs /

the Blood becomes vitiafed IMPURE too weak the
flesh looses its vitality the ska becomes yellow and
palIid, the Liver disordered Dyspepsia aud Indiges
ton follow, the spirits droop Nervousness connaen-
ceB, and life becomes Q burden. s6s
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER, Oh
sARSApARILlA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver Stomach and Bowels,
imparting new yiger and tone 10 constitution i'm,
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removed PIN.
pies, and ali skin eruptions; arorses the phi sical
powers Of both sexes, gives bloom to the palliA
medicinal ia its effects, it Is perfect dial In
taste 1t 10 particularly adapted to Female com
plants. which In their very Iature are exhausting
or Kidney and Bladder affections. It acts like
charm. Quart bottles ST. small bottles 80 cents.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il Co; fIsHER WINsroN;
Peterson; BoDEgGR; GARIIcK; w p LApD; MILLS
PArGH JOHNSON; DUyAL NORTON; A sTRICKKx,
AND DowDEN l. my 3l-d6cw3m
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THE 0Rafos ar rHE Coxrya r.,y -.
stood, says The Boston Post, that the .rsrrs;s.
committee of the United States Agricultnr raj s.
y have designated Gen. esieb Cushing 10 as,,,~r
the address before the socisty at the approachinr
annual meeting as Richmond, virrinia. Ths q "
remarks that s.the compliment thus ua,d IN, N,
great New England statesman is deserved snd
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VIOLENT HAH Sroha.-0n SUNDAY afternoon =
hail storm of great violence passed ever vs,;o,'.
sectious OF Massachusetts. At Pennington. IL il
said, the ground was covered with hail 10 the
depth OF half foot, Of ths stones being hal
an Inch thick. In one case several had run togeth
or, forming one monster haistone OF triangular
form, which measured one way Ave and another
four inches, and was nearly az inch and half
thick, weighing in the neighborhood of three
quarters OF pound OF course the crop of corn.
buckwneat and fruit were nearly all destroyed,
and window-giass broken liz every direction.
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FOR RENT.-Those newly ereol

~ FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
sfsl ee Brick Tenonents, on Cary street, between
/, "a aud 5th They are well adapted for Grocery
stores or any kind of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store ROOM and are well adapt
sd for the mrrodaion of families. having all
Esssary osrvenieaess. Possession given immediate
IN M cooh tenants the rent viii be moderate
"a rolT fS H. T. RAGLAND L CO.,
$-ia 3I-ta Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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BURIED ALlvK.-A rich manufacturer, named op.
pslt, died about Is years since at Rsehenberg, iI
Austria and a vault Was built by his widow and
children in the cemetery fer the reception OF the
body The widow died about month ago, and
was taken to the same tomb, but when IL was
opened for the purpose, the coffin OF her husband
vas found open aud empty, and the skeleton o.
the deceased discovered in corner OF the vault 10
sitting posture. commission vas appoIn'eu
hy tha sufhorities to xamine into the affair. when
theysgave their opinion that u. oppeit wac only
10 4 trance when buried, and that when coming u
life he forced open the CONN.
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~ gTONE WARE. FRUIT JARS,

49, WITH CORK SHOPPERS, AIR TIGHT
We have a large supply Of the above nam
Ek3 I'D articles which we offer for sale at lees
khan half th3 price of any other article viz Pints
Is cts per DOZEN quarts 81 and half gallons ~. Call
eud ses them at our Pottery, corner OF 18th and
iyf7 KEESEE L PARR.
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TERRIBLE sroRM.-On Tuesday night

4khHib1k GIOEMs--On 40C5NdJ Atkns
last our city was visited by heavy rain, accom-
panied by vivid lightning and the most terrific
thunder that we ever heard, From an early hear
in the evening the heavens we're ilumined by
continual flashes Of lightning the clouds gradual
Iy gathering in the Northwest and floating East
ward. At II O'Clock, the rain began TO descend,
and soon thereafter the whole artillery of heaven
seemed to be firing minute guns directly upon the
city. Peal after peal of thunder, followed by sim
utaneons flashes of lightning. we're kept up for
more then thirty minutes, while South and West
of Us were to be seen occasional flashes, followed
BY low, but distinct reports, the whole forming
tho most awfaliy grand scene that We ever be-
held. s. is-rs5,
Yesterday morning We heard of several places
where the lightning had struck. one of these was
Mr. john 2. Sedd's kitchen, Bacon's Quarter
Branch. The fluid descended the chimney, burst
asunder the bricks, entered the second story,
where ten servants were sleeping, and fired bed,
but injured none of them. 1t then passed into the
lower room, tore a large kettle into fragments,
killed a chicken, and then passed off into the
ground In the neighborhood of the Poor House a
msu named Leonard shocked. On French
Garden Hill brick residence was struck, but not
injured. In the lower part Of the city, tobacco
factory was struck the flnid passing off by the
lightning rod; and 2oth street, small tree was
struck We have heard of several other freaks of
the lightning. but of no serious damage.
In tive or three residences near the centre of the
city, the fluid passed along the gas fixtures, Great
ing reports almost as loud the firing of pistols
The rain was q delightful one and came most
opportunely, as the crops were suffering severe
ly.
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T NAY NOT BE9ENERALLY KNOWN

~ bat such Is the fact that the finest works of art
la PA h,.o2raphT ever executed la this city, may he
Ab!aised at tbs new "fhGtograph an fine ART ua'
Ery" Of j. W. dINNIS. ig7 81 sin street. nearly oppo-
site tae new custom h0usa
Photographic cabinet OF life size. in oil eolors.
- Photo graphs in water colors, or tinted.
Photographs in India ink, or untouched.
Amtrotypes and .ielainotypes. with every style
n Ljk ness uowr IN the art may at all times be OBJ
ned beautifully executed and highly finished. by
FALLING Ct his GALLERY with the varied and beau
lrsIsE assortment OF French Cases ockets. Pins. &c
&c : in which 10 have them placed.
Remember lS7 lain street, hiiANIs' Gallery.
uYDRANTS HYD RANTS. n.y.
IL DRAsT5.-The Subscribers being authorized
y alteration in the city ordinance TO put up and re-
cted ' ith the city water, beyond the limits of the
ssree's, and having large supply OF the best HY'
DRASfS, COCKS, &C.. now in use In the city, on
hand, they are pre- pared % put them np IN the most
Substantial manner and on reasonable terms
4 q A BARGAMfN, JR.
II 'el-2m corner 10th and sfaln sta.
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DEATH BY ACCIDENTAL HANG,sG--Early yester.
day morning Henry Folkz, = German, aged &c
years, Was found dead-accidentally hang-in the
ice house of his son in-law, west Of Hyde Park
During the night he had evidently fallen down a
hatchway, and at distance of ten feet brought up
against some iron hooks used for lowering and
raising meat. One hook had severely lacerated
his left hand and arm and another hook had
caught his clothes at the back of tho neck. The
strong collar band Of his shirt was thus drawn
so tightly against his front neck as to cause bi,
death. An inquest was held and a verdict ren
dered of death by accidental hanging.
81. Louis Democrat.