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- sherifal.y of Richmond,-To III

shef2Halty OF Richm 0nd.-To the
poters Of The City Of RictmoRd.-FELLow CrrI
zENs: 1t is already known to you thatI am can.
didate for the office which heads this card, an Of
flee created by the Legislature Of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the part FIVE wears
have acted as Sheriff in the city Of Richmond, and
have thus Afforded you an opportunity of Judging
OF my fitness longer to serve you and should i
please yoa to continue your Sheriff, | trust
with the aid Of my experience so to ischarse
the duties Ut the office, merit your entire ap
probation Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THOMAS W BOSWELL
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WOMEN AND MEN -Won,an II.

WOMEN AND MEN Women, especially
young women, either believe false ly, or Judge
harshiy Oh men IN one thing. You young low
ing creature. who dream OF your lover Inv niob,
and by day-syou fancy that he does the same
OF you! He does not-he cannot; nor is il
right he should. One hour, perhaps, YOUR
presence has captlvated him, subdued him
even to weakness; the next he will be in the
world, working his way as man among men.
forgetting for the time being your very exis-
ience. Possibly if you saw him, his outer
sell, hard and stern, so different from the self
you know, would strike you with pain. Or
else Bis inner and diviner sell, higher than you
dream of. would turn coldy from your in
significant love. Yet all this must be; you
have no right to munnur. You cannot rule
mans soul-no woman ever did-except by
holding unworthy sway over unworthy pas
sens. Be content if you lie in his heart as
that heart lies in his bosom--deep and calm
its beating unseen, uncounted, oftentimes un-
felt; but still giving life 10 his whole being -
The Head of the Family.
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Eg To the Voters of Richmoud.-Tn
comp liance with a nomination Of me ty "Seversi
Voters" in the Republican (and other pape,s u If
March 9th, and letter OF the came date, adj
dressed to me oy large number of my fellow
citizens, have declared myself snd still am can.
didate for The Office of commemorative A..
tOrney in the Circuit Cour; Of this CITY which j.
to be filed by you on the 9th Of May IL honored
by your choice, will strive 10 justify your cont
dence. B. B. MINOR.
ap 2S-dtde
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Kossnth IN Rosfau.

BosTos, April 2S.-kossuth was received
by the Senate and the House of Representa-
tives, and was welcomed by the President and
speaker. He replied in appropriate terms,
se,,s, and then retired after being introduced
10 the members.
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Es To the Voters Of HenricO
OHnty Fellow Cltiz-ns AT the solic;ta
ton OF many friends in various carts OF the coun
ty, hereby announce myself as did through the
medium OF other papers some weeks ago, candi.
date for the office OF Commonwealth, - Attor.
ney, Tor Henrlco county, wlIn.the assurance that
if elected, its important duties VIII be DISCHARGED
with proInptness and fidelity
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 2I-dtdeV JOHN DAVIS
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To the Voters of Henrico Countv
At the solicitation of my friends, hereby announce
myself candidate for the Office Of Cons table for
the county OF Henrico, pledging myself if elected.
to attend strictly all the duties pertaining to The
office faithful Yours,
ap 2S-3tr WILLIAM F. WADE
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ATTENTION,
IPhrfpnnA IF n..n
FASHIONABLE uTLLTNFpy

80 Mrs E. LYON soliclts the custom of the
~ city and country ladies and public generate
- TO her handsome selection of MILLINERY
ana FANCY GoODS, at her rooms, over Word
she Will open her spring and summer Fashions
on Saturday next, Isl of May, consisting of J.ace
Grape, Silk add Straw Bonnets, CABS. Ca~sS
Mourning and Worked Collars, Sleeves, Bands
9alr BFaide' Cufls, &c, with new assortment ~
Mantels, Fringe and Gimps, and Dress Tri,omina -
Dresses and Mantes made TO order. an 30--oyg
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TURTLE SoUP-A very respectable Green Tar
tie. who Elatey arrived from the West Indies, was
served up yesterday at Becks, atfording the high-
est satisfaction to a very large number OF good
iudses of seasonable Injuries The establishment
complimented the Dispatch with some Of the soup
which was found to be very superb. The Turtle
mad admirably profted by the luxurious hving In
the indies, and Mr.. John Henry that prince OF ca
terers at Beck's served him up in manner entirely
worthy of himself and of the Turtle. No fllibuster
could have tasted of the exquisite soup without la
menting anew the failure OF the Cuban expedition
tn e success of which would have annexed so large
a population of Turtles to the United States.
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srHoTAcLEs-ii anybody wants a pair Of rssl,,
good speetaeles, let him apply to Mr.. Elias
who IS very feiable optician, and whose s,,var
nsement appears in this mornings D,s,.,,,
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YOUNG LADIES IN HAyANA.-The educa-
ton OF females is, at best, very superficial. 1t
consists chiefly, after learning them to read. in
learning music, embroidery and light arts
The music teacher and drawing master are the
Chief school masters for the young ladies of
Havana. Most of these young ladies' cannot.
probably.write their names. Ii is credibly as.
serted that they cannot generally hold intelli.
gent conversation upon ordinary topics, aside
from what relates TO balls, theatres and amuse.
m men Their manners are highly cultivated.
lhey are particularly easy and graceful in their
movements and department. Their life is
round of idleness, gayetv, and dissinat;on olI
useful labor being held disreputable. and to he
performed by negroes. They generally dress
extensively and tastefully, with perhaps an .x
cess OF ornament to American taste. Such are
me young ladies OF Havana.-E1ehanse Pa
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Commissioner of the Revenue
the undersigned respectfully otters himself can
didate for the Office of Commissioner of the
Revenue for the city OF kicanond, at the ap
preaching election.
ap 27-rde@ EDWIN BURTON Sr
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RusoruY-wfliam and Daniel, negroes, slaves
IN Mr.. Lipscomb, were brought before the Mayor
ON Yesterday, charged with breaking into Lewis
T;gbtenstein,s store near the old market, on Tues
dav nieht. and stealing therefrom some articles OF
clothinp valued at nine dollars. The burglar OF
burglars entered the store by taking shutterdown'
which vas tied TO window in the rear OF the
house by string 1t appears that the two negro
veutbs slept in room in the back part OF Burke
& Eeplestous store, end they were charged win
the commission of the theft by reason OF the iact
that the missing clothes were found in that room
secpred behind some mackerel barrels. "hnaH
stated that he was partly awakened TUESDAY n'sn'
by the entrance of Daniel, who had oand'e ~ ms
nossession. Daniel had borne bad character Ior
some time ; but Mr. Eggleston spoke oil William IN
tine highest terms of praise stating that ne nae new
or known him to commit theft, although there
had been full opportunity for SO doing in the store
If ne had chosen. William had always been STEADY
and obedient from the testimony OF witnesses; and
we believe the Mayor would have discharged MIN
had ne have stated to Mr.. Eggeston "Wednesday
morning, that he saw Daniel bring in bundle the
night previous. AS it was. Daniel and William
were both committed to jail to await their trial be-
fore the Hastings court in May next
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FROM TIE WEST INDIEs.-By dates from.
ST. Thomas to the 9th ult., we learn that a
ielucca, captured by II NJ. steamer Sampson,
off the coast Of Africa, in October last, is sup
posed TO have toundered with prize crew on
board, consisting Of Lieut.. Gilbert Elliott, w.
Wood, mdshipman, and twelve seaman. She
was seen off the Isle of ST. Thomas.
The Governor of Gaudaloupe had ordered
that every vessel coming within cannot shot of
the shores of the Saints, from sunset till sun
rise, shall be fred at, first with blank car
tridges, and then, if necessary, with shot. the
master of the vessel TO pay the expenses of be-
ing shot at.
Turks Island advices of the 18th ult. state that
large quantity of salt. of the best description.
was lying ready for shipment, at Grand and
Salt Cay.
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FINED IhomaS d Gresham was duly fined for
obstrucsng the sidewalk in iron, Of hs s,o,s ,..,
boxes. "4sA
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r1y7 IL. X. ri Owis0n is d candidate for the IS
fee of COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY in tsa
Circuit Court OF Richmond an 2o-d,d~
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G To the Voters Of Henric0 County,
AT the solicitation OF many TRENDS the county u
Henrico 10 De candidate for the office of Prose-
cutting Attorney, l respectfully announce nv
self candidate for that office
Respectfully, JOHN H. GREGORY
ap 5-d& Wt4N+
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MONEY MATTERS, TRADE. &c


In Boston and New York money matters are
without change
The New York Journal of Commerce. of
Tuesday p. NJ, says VI
There has been good business done in For.
eign Exchange , but rates are now held ohoue
the views of buyers, and the business is Loss
active; Bills on London IOs2 alO92; Paris s.
20a5,1Sa. -
The Bank of the State of Georgia bss as-
clared dividend of four dollars ner sbasa NC
of the profits of the past six months. o"'
1t has been discovered that great many
French silver coin have been largely de,ero ay
,ed ted IN value: The process has been to remove
one scale OF silver coin with very fine so w
cut out the silver in the middle IN ~ s,a;sL,
baser metal, solder on the surface again. and
leave the piece looking as before: those If ,hs
pieces TINS altered bear the effigy either of
LOUIS Xviii, Charles X, or Louis Philippe
!, ne fraud was first detected in the Bank of
France. The depreciation amounts fo about
seven-tenfhs of the first value.
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e To the Voters of the CITY of
RichmOnd.-The Legislature OF Virginia hay-
ing very recently passed an Act, creating the
office OF sheriff for the said city, ] hereby re-
spectfuIy announce myself & candidate for that
Office. JESSE F KFESEE
ap 24-dt27may
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Lg To the Voters of the City of Rich.
meme. Ar the request OF n any trien0s / ,esr.A.
fully announce myself candidate for the oasfe e
CommoBwealth's Attorney IN the Giro.
Court OF Richmond. ~ls
81 30-3w+ JOHN HOWARD
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
ETo the voters Of District No. 4. q.

gTo the Voters of District No. Z. h.
rico C0unty.--In compliance with The rgoues, -
many friends have been induced to offer mvssjf
as candidate Tor Constable In the above Dis.
trict IfeIected, viii do everything in m 80 -
to give satisfaction. po"e1
This District ia situated within the f,Ilov;,.
boundary: On the north by The county Of Hs.s
over, on the south BY the city Of Richmond on The
east by the Mechsnicsviile turnpike, and on ,bs
wet by the Richmond turnpike ~ '''e
ap 30-dtde< JACOB f. BAYEks
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LY9 To tbe Voters of Herrice COMMIT
2nd District Cncer the new Constitution. |,
becomes yoar privilege and duty to elect Con.
stable for SAID County hereby declare myself a
candidate for said Office anc plsUge myself, ii e.c.
ed, 10 Gil it 70 the best OF my ability.
ap 2g-Gtde+ GEORGE W BARKEp
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Stenmbonf Disaster.

New ORLEANS, April 26.-The steamer
aBeacon," bound for Montgomery, Ala, with
full cargo, mostly of provisions, sunk, last
night, on lake Poncharirain. The passengers
mostly be lost.
We have reports here to-day of slight frost
in the middle OF the state, which il is appre.
hended NAV have done some injn ry 10 the
growing crops. The weather to-day has beer
warm and summer-iika.
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HoY5ssEIS FL HING STORE

HOUSE FuRNIS HING STORE
- SPRING INPORIATIUNS-T subscriber
would respectfully inform MS customers and the
pubic generally that he has received his assort
ment OF housekeeping articles selected for tho
spring ana Summer trade, together making his az
sortment as complete any at the North and az
prices equally as low H0usekeepers and others
would md It 10 their advantage 70 examine before
purchasing elsewhere, as they can md everything
they may want IN the line Of Housek eepins THEREBY
saving themselves time and economy. The follow
ing is an enumeration Ct lew Of the leading sr-
tices viz:
Plated Ware-Such as Cast0!s. Stationary apd
Revolving, CAKE Baskets. Tea sets, LIQUOR Frames
waters, Candie-sticks. Toast Racks tIrns Tea
hetties on stand. English Plated Alfalfa Ware. the
genuine article, being gcod substitute for Silver,
looks prsciseiy the same ana ior use is as coed
such as Tea, Table, ana Desert Spoons aud Forks
sugar longs, Butter katves, Sslt and Mustard
Spoons, &c, &c, &c
Block ana Planished Tin Goods, viz Coffee and
lea urns Meat Dishes (sopse extra s:zes for Hotels,
&c) Vegetable Dishes Psi nisnes covers in sets
or single Coffee Pots, higgins sna Machines. Come
new styles Tor Bachelors usel Tea Pots oyster
stewers, PUDDING Asoul6s, Etnas, AZ Also Gem.
pe'e assortment Of commOn TN Ware for Hoese.
Keeping purposes.
Japanned Goods-rTss 7rrave ,Tas a,, f,os.ss
Cansters, Cake ana Sugar Roxes Knifs Raves
spice Boxes, Water PAS Stop pals, sc. &c.
WIRE lovers, Tor Summer use 20 put over meats,
PIES out'eI, @s 70 prevent ants. flies or insects Of
aa - up % them Of various Sizes
ana naae 20 seitany sized dish or pate also Vine
Meat Ssies 70 nang up, a new article.
Zane Snairs.--These are q new article for
summer, oeng light. strong cool and durable. yeay
ss riazza Chair they can be .eIt out OF
ouofs, anu NOT De affected by the weather
Refrigerators, from 70 % snjlsrs Shower
P, sponge Baths, Bathing TUBE infant Bates,
rool bSths, &c, &c, win many other useful afti-
cies too numerous to mention
a, ao-s, I GlsTgR.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
WAsHlSGToN Cry, April %, 1852

WAsHlNGION CIff, Apfll 70, lo0&.
|. The country will hail with great satisfac-
ton the action of the Senate in regard to the
Collins line of steamers. The friends of this
line land their name is legion) have been in
great trepdation Of late in consequence of the
tarday action OF Congress in reference to the
aid prayed for by MIR. Collins. Mr.. Hunter than
whom no member of the Senate possess es
greater influence, offered the most serious and
certainly unexpected opposition to the amend
ment in favor OF the line; whence his hostility.
am unable TO conjecture; but, on this occa-
sion, he has reckoned without his host, and the
Senate will receive the thanks ofthe whole
nation for thus exhibiting determination to
to sustain an enterprise that has already cbal.
lenged the admiration and wonder of the world
and reflected itnperishabe renown upon orr
country.
The amendment to the Deficiency BIZ. in
creasing the compensation $4,000 per trim,
provides also for 20 additional trips during the
year; this provision will stimulate the owners
to more active efforts, and materially add to
the efficiency of the service.
On rumor, which certainly deemed rezia-
bic, stated the other day that Postmaster
General Hall would resign at an early dav,
with the view OF accepting the Mission TO
Russia; find, however, that the report is dis
credited in respectable quarters indeed, ut
tS'iy oOhiSu CdliI1Ol pUucn Tor the
truth of these denials, they may vet be well
founded but | cannot help inclinng to the
opinion that Mr.. Halls resignation will soon
be sent in; my in formation comes from source
that induces me to think so.
The address of the seeding members of the
late Wing caucus, appears this morning in
the Republic. 1t is ably written, explaining
fully and eloquently the cause of the seces-
sion movement, alluded to, and appealing to
the Union men of the party in all sections I'd
shake off that dark faction al the North, which
seeks to engratt its principles and influence
upon the incoming Administration. and Tins
fasten this incubus on the skirts of the party.
This will be one Off the important movements
of the day, and | doubt not will very material.
lv tend to shape the destiny of the Wing par
ty.
l learn, on enquiring at the National Hotel.
that Mr. Clay continues very, very feeble; he
is unusually nervous and restless, and wholly
disnclined to sleep; that "sweet restorer',
which he so much needs. DIR. Hall, his pby-
stefan, pronounces him "very sick man.
A Geographic despatch, received this morn.
ing, announces The arrest aud Imprisonment of
Col. Fremont, in London, for a debt of $50, 600
contracted in California on account of the
United States.
This rumor, presume, is based upon this
fact, viz that $4,000 was actually advanced
by Adams d Co. to an Indian Agent in Califor-
mia, on drafts, payable to the order of Colonel
Fremont, which were protested, and vet re-.
main unpaid. HENR,Co
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0@ TO THOSE WHO SIrF-
- 80 ~ FER FROM DEFEcTiVE EYE
R;cb,nnna me- ne subscriber informs the citizens of
n.chinond and vicinity that ne has returned to the
elty: ana VIII be happy 10 attend to ali persons re-
qlng ms AID His optical skill aud superior glasses
are so Wei known, that they need no farther nreiss
ne can De consulted at No. 4, City Hotel, and pre-
masses to give full satisfaction. p'o
ap 30-ts y NApEENS c....
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2 The Petersburg Express is entirely
mistaken lift supposes that anything we have
said was prompted by any other than the kind.
est feelings or most playful humor
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IL The Postmaster General has establish
ed mail route between New York city and
Norfolk per steamship Roanoke, I.
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A FURTHER supply OF fifteen hundred
"A pieces ofPAPER HANGiNGS by the schooner
Orlanna, among which may be found some very
beautiful from shilling nine slilliu ys per piece
Gilt Borders, Fire Screens, new and handsome
Curtain Paper-an of which wli oe sold at small
advance cost.
Work done in UphOlstering and Paper
Hanging IN the BEST style usual
T. REGNAULT
ap JUS $50 Nam street.
EOR HIKE, three able boz ied MEN. inst from
4 the country, DIS farm hands or common Ia
borers; also, several WOMEN. GIRLS and BOYS
iVM. GOULDIN,
pow Governor street.
e;a FoR RENT.-A tenement pleasantly sit
Iii uated on CANDLES Mn Il has four GOOD
rooms, and ia comfortable residence for small
family. Possession given Immediately. ApDly TO
7. II. TABB d SON
aP oO-@aW2w Office or Governor street
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PLATFORM SCALES.-Fsr sehr HenrTco,
: we have Jast received further supply of
nIown's superior Platform Scales, 10 weigh 900
ISoo. 1900 and COCO pounds For sale at manuiac.
turer's prices, BY w sG nOANAN
Importers of Harawafp, Ne il Pearl street
apa0
M ACHINERl EEI.--Isa,l.i ssachissgTyy
- sieti al sixss received sn8 .oi sals by
~ ~ w : a. q DOMAIN.
A lrIULL SUPPLY No. PERUVIAN
"A IuANo torsale by
apso :. MsGGuDER 4 SON.
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AT IENIIUN
CALED0NIAN EIARnS

III Attend drill OF your Company at Lafayette
~ Hall, on FRIDAY, 30th inst, at O'clock T NJ
Also-Parade in front of Lafayette Hall, on SAT
URDAY, the st day of May, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in
win.er uniform. BY order of the Lieut. Com
manding WIN A. IRVING, o. s
ap %
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le~ ALFRED LEWELLEN
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Terrible 7raredv IN Tar,

ST.. Louis, Feb. o5.-We learn from p,r.
ligton, Iowa, that terrible tragedy was on.
acted on Friday last, near Fort Sneil;nr
which for fendishness aud cold blooded otroc7, !.
~, has seldom been equalled. Il appears
that some FIVE years since man named VIM.
Wingaie, aud possessed of considerable pro.
perry, settled with his family in Pottawattomie
county,in Iowa, and took up large tract OF
land. Soon after he became a convert 10 Nor.
monism, and abandoned his family, but about
year since, returned and claimed possession
OF his property, which was all yielded to him
by his sons, two Of whom had married during
his absence, and the mother and sons refusing
the ovestures toward reconciliation, removed
and settled short distance from Fort Smelling,
Wngate seems, since that time, to have as
sociated himself with gang of half breeds, of
the most lawless character, aud on Thursday
last, IN company with several of them, again
visited his family and claimed shelter. His
sons offered every hospitality TO him, bat would
not admit his companions, and they oil accord
ingly left together, but on Friday night re-
turned again, aud on being refused admittance,
and the door closed against them, they fired
upon the inmates, killing Mrs. Wingate and
the eldest of the four young men. They SUBJ
sequently set fire to The building, and MS the
surviving inmates attempted to escape, the two
young women were killed and the dwelling and
outhouses then burned TO ashes.
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Politica. Troubles NJ p;,,.L,,,o

F!IFsBUKs, harch IA difficulty has ex
,',ea 'or some time between the Mayor of Pitts
'4ig aLd police committee of the councils rel
me -, 10 the appointment of watchmen' The
y''Eoi claiming the power, in conjunction with
lie 1oiAH iiiee. 10 appoint. On Saturday nichl
~ councils met and adopted resolution de.
c..!"g thai the Mayor had only the power 10
.9ts ~ n nber of the committee. The
" OF las therefore determined, henceforth, ia
, .-,. 30 complaints from the night police
40. lie says, must bring their cases before the
p o'S'iel' ne diiiculfy has arisen from par
r',i.icS nc hiayor who is democrat, al.
,''''ed incompetent persons ON him on . n "r,v
groaaas. ann oA purity
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4nother VitriOk Outrage.

PHILADELPHIA FEB 29.-Mr. Lewis Bechler, OF
t-c i.tn Of Dyer Il Bcch!er was last evening ter
T!oly Jurned VIII vitriol, by young married wo-
man, the wife Of an apprt ntice to the firm, from
revenge. The apprentice was named kelett and
tie vie was DESTROYS that her husband should be
free from his indentures, but the firm were moi
Wiling and neither did the young man ask it. The
vie Lad instituted suit ainst her husband foI
her maintenance and he was thrown into prison
b.: released by his employers, who went his bail
las: Iii ht she called al the residence of Mr. Bech
iar aui on his coming TO the door, inquired when
t~a --.a. wo4l.i come on. He replied that he did
NJ. know, when she threw a quantity of vitrio
into his face and escaped during the confusion.
HIS right eye IS entirely destroyed, and it is feared
the sight Of the other will also be ruined Hi:
month and no,trils are also burned. The author
Z: the outrage was taken before Mayor Howell ana
Committed tor further hearing.