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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-28
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Made in Two Months. Wall street Operation The Banking house of Alex. FFothingham 6 Co., Nor Wall Street, who deal in Stock Privileges have maid this enormous sum to their customers during this short space Of time. Sume persons have made as high as $6 900 from only $1OO originally invested and many have made $l, ,0O0 and from only $50 They paid in single day over $40 1000, for which only S3 O00 was received, $J 0OU net profit to various peo pie. They employ continuously from twelve to if. teen competent bOok-keepers and assistants With this strong force they often compelled to remain at their work until midnight This energetic frrn well deserves the credit of hng leading house fin their branch of business it is wonderful to ac- knowledge that they have established this business in the short space of i've years.
 They have customers who reside in nearly every State in the Union, the Dominion of Canada: from the Island of Cuba they receive orders from Hersons who are continually dealing in stocks Their busi- ness has become extensive that two experienced correspondents are employed to attend theiF ad- vertislng accounts Their cards be read in every hrstcass nawspaper published in the United Ststes To this they attribute portion of their success We advise those desiring to place their business with
 firm possessing the very highest record for upright ness, and who conduct their business upon honest principles, to derl with this house. '
 They also issue weekly report of the condition of affairs in Wall street which they glad to m&l free for one year, to who desires and contemplate sPeculating. Send for il. t."-EreRing Mai N r.
 New York Commercial Advertiser says:
 "The Banking House of Alexander Frothinrham k Co., No II Wall street. has in its employ twelve book keepers and assistants. There other stock Priv- iege firms who employ trolu three to six men, This hrm have their entire business during the last nve years. A1y
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AMERICAN AND FORE1GNPATENTs.
R. H. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs. No. 76 STATE ST., OPPOSITE KmBY Sr., Bosrox. A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of H1rt rtlTty years. continues to secure Patents in 1A9 OAAAtSu Cb1teSs @fDU FwAxaea and other foreign eOqntEiss Cayeat., SpeeiHea- tons, Assignments, and all papers for Patents sx- eeuted on reasonable terms with dispatch Re- searches made to determine the validity and utIlE- y of Patents of Inventions, and legal and OknaK advice rendered tn all matters touching the same Copies of the claims of any patent furnished bv remittng one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
 No Agency in the United States possesses supe- Tiof facilities for obtaining Patents or asceFtain ing the patentability of inventions
 All necessity of . journey to Washington to pro- cure patent, and the usual great delay there are here saved inventors.
 TESTIMONIALS. 'Tregard Mr. Eddy as one of tine most sueesas- ful practitioners with whom have had official in teFcourse.
 CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents" '1 have no hesitation in assuring inventors th2t they cannot employ man more competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting tE2r ap- plicatiOns in a form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of9ice-
 s a EDMUND BURKE,
 Late Commissioner of Patents" ''Mr R. Fl. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY applications for Patents, having been successful in almost every case. Such unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on his part, leads me to recommend all inventors to apply to him to pro- cure their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their ea- ses, and at very reasonable changes
 Boston, Jan 1, 1875. JOHN TAGGART"
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Reliable Evidence. l7s Baltic Street, BaocxLxx. N. r.. Nss. Ms lSsE H. R. STEVENS, Eso.:
 Dear Sr-Frum personal benefit received by it's use,
 as well as from personal knowlesAga of those whose cures thereby have seemed almsst miraculous, can most heartily and sincerely recommend ti.e vEGE-
 TINE for the the cosaaa for which it is claimed to cure. JANRS P, LUDLOW,
 Late Pass@'csivarS Ralt Church. Sacramento. Cal tf 27-1m vegetine ia Sold by all Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-28
Naugatuck Railroad.

 :, Naugatuck Railroad. ON and after May 2i, 1875. trairs will run ss V i0ialp".3 ,1IsIfhJig
 GOING N0RTII-LEAYE BRIDGEPORT. 7.15 4. M.-Mnx sE&hsfo3w whsSted with passeD~er
 car attached, connecting at Water
 bury with train from Hartford, at
 Winsted, Tor Canaan, AiIIertOn and F'' Leave Iifchfeid 11.os. 1O.10A.M.-For Winsted connecting with the
 . 800 q. m. train from New York and 'tts" sn8 1O.1e . m. train from New Haven.
 lI Leave Litehfeid as7 pm. .9@to3 10.46A .M:--Preight train for Winsted.r v sng Leave LttchHeld 4.s2 p. H1. connecting at Winsteds with fFainffor AIbany.y 5OOP.M.-ROr Winsted, connecting with the 500
 p. m. train from New Ysrk and tbe
 455p. n. from New Haven, and st 75d ash. waterbury with train from HaTtf0Td. s.saoK Leave LitchfeId 7.26. l1 GOING SoUTH-LEAvE LITcHFIELD STA 6-SS A. M.-FrtiGht tam for Bridgeport. con- s..t neetng at WateFbuTy for Hartford
 and Srringfed- i1s F.JS d. M-Pass~Dger train for Bridgeport, with
 through car to New Haven and
 BrdgePort connects with express s--E Tor New York. tti 2.40 r. M.-FCr BringeI Ort, with through ear
 to New Haven, connecting at Water
 bury for Hartford, at Bridgeport
 with express train for New York 4'oz F. A--MIlk train with passeDgt car attached connecting at Bridgeport with ex- press train to New York, also with steamboat leaving Bridgeport at II p. m- lSaiuadsys e1ceptGG). On Sundays, milk train leaves Fridge port for Winsted at TOO q. m., re- turning leave WiBsted at 400 ,Litcb- field f B D. m.
 Tickets sold and baggage checked to Canaan. and Albany via WiDsted.
 WATERTOWN WATERBURY R. E. Trains leave WatertOWn at 7.s0 A. M., and se5 ?. H., connecting with passenger trains to New York and Hartford. Leave WateTbHry al II 50 a. m. and 40 D. m. on arrival of trains from New York Fenn's stage tO and from Ijfcbfeld connects with all passenger trains st LitebdeId station. Thomas stage for Bethlehem and Morris leaves WatertoWn n daily.
 Stages for WOOdbury. HarwinIon, Otis, Cole brook, and Goshen connect with 1910 A. mn. train from Bridgeport
 A Discount of cents made to Passengers par- chasing Tickets at the Ofiee GEO. W. BEACH. Superintendent. Bridgeport. May 24th. 1875.
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Blaekwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
TERMS.

TERMS:
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 The POSTAGE vii. be pr epaid by the publish- CTS without charge to the subscriber only on the express condition that subscriptions are paid in- variably in advance at the commencement of each year.
 2TT0D- eE58sh 2HDu0'
 discount Of twenty per cent. will be allowed to clubs of four or more persons. Thus, four copies of BlackwoOd or one Review will be sent four Reviews and Blackwood, for $48, and 80 on. For clubs of ten or more persons, a copy gratis will be allowed to the getter-up of the club. lsy lid, -,..... PREMIUMS. .,--t 4.-r.r v New subscribers (applying early) for the year 1875 may have, without charge, the numbers for | the last quarter of 1874 of such periodicals as | they may subscribe for.saa ssasA-'1 s4 t Or instead, new subscribers to any two. three. four of the above periodicals may have one of | the Four Reviews for 1874; subscribers to all | five maV have two of the -Four Reviews or one set of Blacxwood's Magazine for 1874. HFssE s Neither premiums to subscribers, nor discount | to clubs can be allowed unless the money IS re- | mitted direct to the publishers. No premiums can Do given to clubs! H=a' a l* .@9 Circulars with further particulars may be had I tzon application. '
 THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co. .-.t. fl Barclay Street. New York
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Nervous Prostration.

It is of t!Ie higbest importance, then, that in- dividuals should be able to judge for themselves by their own feelings,Ah and to what extent they are attacked by this insdiOus enemy to i'll health comfort. and even life itself if left tO run its course unchecked, by the early and prompt ap- plicati0n Of curative remedies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-28

Medicine unrivaIled for their wonderful .roper- ties and remarkable cures of all NervoI4 Com Dlaints. Their efficacy is equally great in the treatment and cure of Cancers. Nodes, Ulcers, Pustules, PimpIes, Tstter. Fever Sores, Ring worm, Eryspslas, Eeald-Head. BaTbeFs' Itchs ScGrvy, Salt Bheum, Copper ColeEed B!otches, Gl2ndular Swellngs, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh, DiscolOrations, Ulcers in the Throat,
 Mouth and Nose, Sore Legs, and sores Of every character, became thess medicines are the very
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IE7lolirr:3 ir:3 S;alel
900 Farm for Sale !

THE undersigned will sell her farm situated fn
 l the town of Washington, three miles from niles from New Pret0n village; containing 1Ts acres Of good land, suisabIT divided into wood. plow, RsstuEes and neados and WeIl wafersd. The hulldlngs consist ef large tEo-ssosy henme a1d sui61ble outbmiidings.
 -qca Eaw MRA E J.MHTTTTRaRY. as
 New REest0n. Dec. sA IszAs aft TH
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Vigor to the Mind,

Removing Morbid SeDsibility, Depression of Spirits, Dementia and MelanchoIia.
 $. Price, @7s500. Large size, $500. Each pack age of the Cordial Balm contains ono box of the Tonic Pills. which may also be had separately at 5c cents per box. r. '---. .-.'... .
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XiNrH!NE RksTOrATlyE.-1his Is new pro-
plrs tlnD for the t;r-the result OF patient study
and labor It does hot contain any nltrar nf sllvef
or any substance dee:erau> 10 health or Injurious
Ia thn hair, neither does IL uect the head or eyes;
bnt 1t VIII crdGlIly restore gray hair 10 rs natural
color inyigorate the roots OF the hair, aid produce
q luxuriant growth. 1t will eradicate scurf and
dlI dru cure disease OF the scalp, prevent the bale
from falling of and IL to f.rOw OH BALD places
II will also relieve neuralgia In :ne head una bead
ache.
Asa resforer and for promoting the growth OF the
bar ,pc Maritime has no equal, and cannot DO
surDsssed
This preparation has been used In Ktchmond
since 1868 by some OF The bsst citizens, and IN 10
Instance hts IL failed 20 restore the bair and 80 Ear
NJ injurious fleets have bee Known TO result from
IT. use. ap now confidently oT.r IL 70 the plbic
on It's o~n merits. Try 1t, and judge for YOURSELF
Price 81 per bottle. For sale oy POLK MILLER q
Co.. apo heca,!es, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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Two GBsTLENEN FROM MASSACHUSETTS on
THEIR (aoRsEBACK) TRAv@Ls.-Friday morn.
Ing two youbg men, registering themselves
az E. w. Stratton and j. l.. Rivers, OF
Worcester, Mass, stopptd at the St. james
Hotel After ea:irg breakfast and paying
for it they indicated their desire to see the
city. They got MIR. Billiard, the clerk, to
order two saddle. horses for them, and the
horses were soon brought arouud 10 the
hoteEdoor FROM Dukes stable. The young
men, leaving their baggage "a Vaiise) 10
care of Mr.. Ballard, % ouDted the steeds anu
rode cayly away. Since that time they
have not been seen at the hotel.
Mr.. Duke was in great alarm about bis
horses until Yesterday morning, when Mr.
Ballard, or Mr.. Hoenniger, the proprietor 0'
the hotel, received letter from MIR. w. w
Wright, who resides near Dover MillS
stating that the horses had been left with
him The Young men reached his house
| FRIDAY night and crayed a nights lodgings
which were accorded them. Next morning
they informed Mr.. Wright that they intended
to take stroll, and off they went, and were
seen oy Mr.. Wright no more.
Mr., Duke went after bis horses yesterday
afternoon, and will probably return mere t0i'
morning.
| II is said that S.ratton aud Rivers returned
TO this city in cart yesterday morning:
Whether tteir exploit was Inc result o
an uudne allowance OF Christmas grog m ol
was something great deal worse cannot bs
easily ascerlained. They told Mr. Wfleh
their names, and tha. they came from The
| st. james Hotel. That led Mr. Wright te
wri,e 10 the St. James, aud enabled Mr.
Duke 10 get upoa the track Of his missing
equines.
The yalise Of Stratton and Rivers is al
ibe St. jams awaiting the coming of.its
oGneIS
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CosvEYAscEs OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing is list VI conyeyances OF real estate
for the week ending December Is, 1876:
Lots fronting "a feet on Baldwin street be.
tween Federal and Seventeenth for S125; %
feet on Pine street between D and + for
1926: 6e feet on f street corner OF Linden
f,r y .442 I; 60 feet on L street for 81. .0S0; as
feet on G sree, bet@een Adams and Fou
bee for SIS GOO; 25 feet on Preston ssrees
rear Eighth for 5000; 25 feet on Preston
stree; rear Eighth Tor $3.50; 25 feet on Pres
fon street near Eighth fos $3.50 Il fees on
Thirtieth street near = for sII5;; 6s feet on
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Chamber Of Commerce.

MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF QCICK MAIL PAcILI.
TIES PETITION FOR NEW RAIL ROUTE TO
WASHINGTON.
A called meeting of the Board Of Directors
ef the Chamber of Commerce was held yes
terday evening at O'Clock. Mr.. E. o. Nolt.
ing. in the absence Of the president General
Anderson, called the meeting to order, and
stated that its object was to receive COM
munication from The pilots Of Virginia ia re.
gard to amendm ents to and notifications
of the existing pilot laws of the State.
The communication was then read, and
upon motion of MIR. Blankenship referred to
the Committee on Outward Trade.
Mr.. Potts then offered the following:
"Tbis city for years past has been deprived
Of Quick mail facilities from the North by
the use of the Potomac river boats in con.
nection with the day trains. Mails from
New York do not reach the Richmond post
office before Las z. NJ, and do not reach
the merchants before $50 the day after
mailing. Mails from the National Capltal
arrive at the same time--all too late for Dusi-
ness that day therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the Chamber OF Com.
merce, through its president and secretary,
ask the General Assembly of Virginia for q
charter to run railroad from ;he city OF
Richmond to Washington n city, in the DIS
trict of Columbia.
Rcsolved, further, That committee OF
| three be appointed by the president Of the
Chamber of Commerce to secure the sigma
lures of our merchants and manufacturers
bankers, capitalists, and others interested in
the welfare of our city and favorable to SAID
railroad.
Resolved, further, That our senators and
representatives in the General Assembly be
| requested 10 aid us in procuring the desired
charter.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Blankenship the reso'
lutions were adopted.
Dir. Potts then offered the following reso'
luton:
ReSolued, That the Secretary of this Cham
Der be requested to communicate with the
"Bureau OF Statistics of lie Treasury De
partment of the United States" and ask, fol
the use of this Chamber, copies of existing
tariff of duties with foreign countries doing
business with the United States. Adopted
Mr.. ChiIdrcy offered resolution that the
secretary he instructed to request the Gov
ernor to furnish the Chamber Of Commerce
with copies of the public documents Of the
State for this and the past year. The reso-
tuition was adopted, and upon motion the
Board adjourned at O'Clock.
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ATrEMrr TO BREAK PRlsoN-CHRIsTxAs
EXPLOIT OF Four PESIrENTIARY CoNvIcTs.-
Sunday night between seven and eight
O'Clock james, Albert, and Zias Baton, three
brothers, Of Princess Anue county, who
have to serve eighteen years in the peniten-
tiary for the murder of their father, and
Robert Hogan, horse,thief, of Bedford and
Roanoke counties, serving out various sen.
tences, amounting in the aggregate to fifty
four years, attempted to break out the peni.
Tertiary. They occupied cell on the third
tier, west of the hospital, and for many
weeks past bad been preparing for their
grand effort for liberty. Little by little they
collected tools to cut through the brick walls,
and at odd times, nights aud Sundays,
fabricated rope from loose pieces of rope
found about the premises, shoethread, &c.
They cut hole through the ceiling OF their
cell, and mounting upon their hunks easily
enough managed to climb into the top loft.
They then began to move along the top loft
| that is, between the ceiling and the roof
towards the front of the building. They
encountered four parapet walls, each Of about
| twelve inches in thickGeSs, and managed to
cut through them all. At last, about I
O'Clock Sunday night, they stood at the end
Of that building, and near TO the front wall
Of the institution. AL they had to do wa.
to cut through the roof, get upon the roof,
fix their rope, and lower themselves down
from the front wall. They doubtless hoped
to 90 over when the guard was at the further
end Of his beat, or when he was striking the
time on the bell.
SO the prs >ners went to work at the roof
1t was sufficient to remove three or foul
pieces of slate. But there their il.luck be-
} gun. In removing piece Of slate it splin
tered and fragment Of it fell TO the groun(
with a loud crash. The unusual noise at
tracted the attention Of Captain Morgan w
Strother and Mr.. Parster. 1t was SO darl
they could not see the small hole made il
the roof, but the men were instructed to eX
anime the cells strictly, and when the cell o
the Baltons was searched the prisoners hat
!returned there, knowing their plans hat
been discovered, and all their instrument
were brought from the places in which the
were hid.
James and Albert Baton and Hogan the
made confession. The brothers Batto,
declared that Zlas had no lot or part 10 tb
attempt, but they were not believed, and al
four were placed in dark cells. james an
! Albert always declared that Zias had nothin
| to do with the murder of their father. Ii
| was in the cart at the time the old man WA
| waylaid and killed.
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Personal Kemper will mot
taeturu to the city until the last of the. week.
Judge Hughes transacted some bankruptcy
business, yesterday. He will leave the city
to-day.
Captain D. ay. Bohonsn will on the 'eVe'
Eing OF the 10th Of January deliver a lecture
at GIeVy's HaR on the" Nt1uence OF hesrew
Literature ouGivilization." The proceeds
w;y he for the taeneGt of the Sabbath school
of the May o-Strset synagogue.
Speaker Hanger returned to the city yes-
terdsg morning.
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be taught that because He Is God he Il
"almighty to save"
LElGH.sTREET BAPTIST sUEDAY.sCHooL CHRIST
MAS CELEBR ALTON. = sf5

The anniversary celebration OF Leigh.
street Baptist Church Sunday school took
place Christmas day in the lecture.roon of
the church, and attracted very large
audience. Mr.. Miles Turpip, superinten.
dent of the school, presided.
The choir of the church and the Sunday
school opened the exercises by singing the
beautiful song of "Ring, Ring the Bells"
after which fervent prayer was offered by
MIR. Gathright.
s "Brigbt Zion," favorite song, was exc.
cuted In admirable style by the audience !;
and the superintendent then announced that
the annual reports would be read.
The secretary MIR. +. r. Butler) presented
a full and elaborate report, embracing statis-
tics from 1854: TO the present time, from
which we compile the following interesting
facts
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VALUABLE Drsc0vERY.-Dr. c. W. Benson
practIcng physician at l01 north Eutaw steet,
Baltimore, Nd, who has paid much attention to
nervous dsea cs, has discovered that f4TKA3T OF
CELERY and CuAM0nILE, combined In Il Certain
proportion, Invariably cures headsche-eiiher hi;.s
ipn,. dyspep c. nervous. or SICK headache-Deura!.
gia and ncr, ousness. This isa ,riLmphin IN mericsl
chemistry. ana sufferers All over the country are
ordering BY mail. He rrepar.s II In Dl!L ar d.ty
cents per box. The Eoctor Is largely knoTD ara
h ghly res pectcd In BALTIMORE EDfScopCl Ietho-
dist.
For sale by ali wholesale and retail druggists.
PURCELL LkpD& Co agents.
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last two days, dangerous both to life aud
property, aud injurious 10 the peace and
morals Of our community.
The resolution was discussed at length by
Messrs. Wagner, Darlington, Scott, Manly,
and others. and was fually referred to the
Committee on Ordinances.
BY Mr.. Spangenburg: A resolution look
ing 10 the removal Of the framed buildings
adjacent to the free bridge, which endapger
the safety of the bridge. Referred.
Adjourned.
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Cosr1crs REcE1vED.-Sed1ick W. Brooks
and w. e. Brooks, OF Lancaster ccunty,
were brought to the Penltentialy snnoay "
sheriff 4 bo;pas A PInckard and Depusy
Sheriff A. q. Bfanbam and 6. w. Wilde
the tormer tor three years icr receisthg
stolen goods, and the latter for three years
for hpUse.breakings
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REMEMBER Tms.-Now Is the time CT the year
for piieumonia and fatal results Of ptedhposist0n
to consumo,iop, EosCHEE's GERMAN sYRuf has
been usd In fkis nej2'bornosd fos the past TWO or
three years without single fa.iura 10 cure. IL yor
haye not used this pieeicine yourse!I. 20 to your
druggist and ask him Of It's wopae1fui success
s,ooag bis customers. PUgceLL, LApD { Cc.,
yl.rc.ale agents. $50 = Es5
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DIARIES for 1879, for twenty-five cents, ct j. T.
ELLYsOS's, ll12 Main street.

TO C9NsCMrTIvEs. = WlLBoR's Cop-L IyxR
On. AND LINE Las now been before the public for
ten years, snd has steadily grown ibto favor aud
Appreciation This could not be the case unless
the preparation was Of undoubted aud high in.
tiissic valEc. The combination Of the Phosphate
of j,ne with pu,e Cod-Liyer Oil, as prepared by
Dr.. ;Tl Dor, has produced new phase In the treat
men If Consmp ton aud all diseases OF the lungs.
This Article con he taken by the most delicate in-
valid without creating the disgusting nausea
which is such T. prominent objection TO the Cod
Liver OIL when tallta without lime. This prepare
tIon Is prescrihei BY The regular fscuity and sold
nv the proprietor, A. 3, WILsoR, chemist, DO ton,
an by druggists generally.
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CHANGES IN THE FIRE STA 'F.--flre-
alarm box No. will to-d"- -o-norroW
he removed from the old .ugine-house on
Eighteenth street to the new engine. mouse
an Main street between Twentieth and
Twesty.first streets. Box 80. which has been
for son1e timc au the corner of T Twenty-second
and Main streets, will be removed TO The
corner Of 8epty.ifth and Main streets.
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SUDDEN DEKTa.-On Sunday night Nat.
HAYNES, a colored man. aged about forty
four years, and who lived at No. FOG west
Broad street, retired in his usual health and
slept with Jackson Phillips. Aoout 4
O'Clock yesterday morning jackson was
awakened by slap in his face, and turning
over found that Haynes had spssm. He
gave the alarm, but almost Us soon As he got
np Nat. was dead. No inquest. Caese-apo.
nleyy