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FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-We have
already noticed collision which took place
on the Erie Railroad last Tuesday night
Later accounts state that the accommodation
train running east, was just starting from tine
depot, near minute before its time, when it
was run into by freight train, which was said
to be running by telegraph, off its regular time.
The locomotive ploughed its way through the
passenger car of the accommodation train near
sons. including passengers and hands on that
its entire length, and of the IL or 10 per-
car, no one escaped unhurt. Five died soon
after the accident. The scene, as described by
the inhabitants, who heard the screams and
cries of the scalding passengers, was heurt
rending beyond degree. All the persons not
killed by the conclusion, were scalded by the
escaping steam from the locomotive. The
skins of several hands, with the nails on, were
picked up.
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49, AND civil. ENGINEER. office doors
from Main, 18th streeI. uppusit. the James River
and Ksaswha Company's Office, Ricnmoad, Va
N. bail professional business promptly attend.
ed to. ali I'll I'm
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FINKD.-Thomas Sampson was fined 81 and
costs on Saturday, tor riding horse on the pave
ment of Sab street, between Canal and Broad
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DEMAND FOR GUAKo.-We alluded, few
days ago, to the great demand in this city for
guano, this season. The Alexandra Gazette
states that similar demand exists in that city
and also in Baltimore; and that in conse
quence, the price has recently advanced con-
siderably in both cities. The supply, enor.
NOUS as it is, is not eqnal TO the demand. An
enterprise in Agriculture 1.-THE great interest OF
the country is awakened in Virginia, which
with her natui ally fine soil and climate, must
soon place her upon the most prosperous
ground. They that soweth will reap. The ra-
pid increase of the value of her lands, already
shows the success Of her newly-awakened en-
terprise. Thomas r. Love, ESQ.,, sold farm
of oil acres, few days age. near Fairfax e..
H., for S25 per acre, which FIVE years ago
would not have brought more than half that
sum. 1t was purchased by MIR. Pryn, oil
Montgomery county, New-York. A letter to
the Editor of the Richmond Examiner says:
Much has been said of the "wora out lands OF
Eastern Virginia" have just seen sample OF
80 bushels of Wheat, raised on one of those same
"Old Fields" by Rev. Samuel Taylor, of Chester
field. He sowed ten acres-one bushe to the acre
and the writer will venture to say, that no State
weighing 90 lbs. OF per bushel The only fertili-
Ger he used was 100 lbs. Guano to the acre. We
shall be glad to hear from any of cur farmers who
can Toast better We'd. 5r-
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MARRIED,

Al Irasburg, VT, on the TIN inst by the Rev. A. G.
LOUISA H. PARSONS, of the former place.
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1REsPAssING. Albert Brown, slave, has been
found repeatedly upon the premises of Mr.. Win
ston, and warned OF. Friday evening, the watch
caught him, and he was ordered Saturday 80 lashes
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sTEAMkK BELVlUEHE.

STEAMER BELVlDEHE,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
SsA The Belvidere, Captain Clifford,
&>&tsssM. will receive freight TO-DAY, at one
O'CLOCK, III, for above places, aud will continue
to receive it up the hour of one O'Clock Z M to-
morrow, Tuesday the 2lst inst.
Sc 29-2t LUULAM d. WATSON
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T. Persons abroad from the city ca have The
Dispatch sent to them for any period Of time they
may desire By leaving their orders and paying the
eaah for The time speeadeA = -
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I 0oT.--A suitable reward viii be given TO any
IL one who will return, TO the Dispa.ch vmce, =
Coat Link, or Connecting Band Tor toe Coz,
Collar, of the following description: two small ana
sharp alIigstors teeth, connected by god oand'
from which runs loop formed by geld hlntins
whip, the lash OF which ID enswineo around tn .
handle. |. was lost on Thursday, bets'' en- ana .
O'Clock, between 18th street and The bahss, eishel
on Cary, Main or l2Ih streets Jewellers are eau
toned against pure -asing this article
Sc Its
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m DIX. hUDDEY having returned 10
S>SA Richmond may be found at his residence
On corner OF Broad and ilth Streets opposite City
Hail. sel7-lw
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.NSfs JUST to land by the ship Pnncs AL.
8HEAp bert, from London, double action HARP,
2cGJx of handsome size and beautifully ornaments
~ ed, made by Dodds OF London.
Miss s. SULLY has kindly consented 20 show the
same to purchasers at her residence on Marshall
street.
Sc 6 o. STRgCKER.
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~ aE UNDERSIGNED, ia returning ineir
i mes: grateful THANKS to the public Ter the ho-
eral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis.
tence OF their establishment Broad street, l7s,
beg to inform their patrons thst they are now re.
ceiving their Fall Goods from recent purchases in
New York and Europe, consisting OF more COM
piete assortment Of Trimmings, Toys and
Fancy Goods. than has hitherto been exhibited
in this place. As 1t would be too TEDIOUS to emu
merate the quantity OF useful as well as fancy art
cles which we offer for sale at low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly,
to call and examine our stock Of GOOD, and espe
caily that of Trimmings, embracing everything IN
this line, from the most trhiug Buttons aad Gimps,
at !, 2, and cents yard up to the richest and
most fashionable silk, Velvet, Lace, and Fringe
Trimmings, which can DE produced Zephyr,
Spit, and Tapestry Worsted, Yarns, knitting ana
Crochet Cotton Purse Twist, Silk, Linen, and Cot
ton; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works,
Chenille, &C, &c, in full assortment.
Orders from the country carefully attended u.
No change in prices bus liberal allowance maze
on Goods bought for fairs societies, &c.
HlRSH a. BoTTCHER,
179 Bread Street, Shockoe Hl!,
Next to Messrs Harold g. Murray's Book store.
1pnN
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Failures, PIETY AsD PoLlTIcs.-A warm
Democrat Of Akron, lohio, writing 10 Phila-
delphian on business, says:
am happy TO say that we had q good hsy.
~ season. Dnt now the pastures are all dried
nucn, please pray for rain a. well al for
Ten. Pierce fes President. = ~
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ROUTE FROM THE SOUTH TO BALTIMORE
Very &C tive efforts are making by the "Bay
Line' between Baltimore and the South TO Sc
cure the travel. A splendid new steamboat
called the "North Carolina" has recently been
placed on the line between Baltimore and Nor
folk-the hour of leaving Baltimore has been
lately changed from the evening TO morning,
TO form more perfect connection with the n.
York and Philadelphia lines-and we notice in
the Charleston and other Southern papers fire.
quent "puifs'' in favor of the route from Weldon
via Norfolk 10 Baltimore, as contrasted with the
route by Richmond, &c. Our railroad com
panes will of course keep advised of these eff
forts TO divert the travel from their roads and be
prepared to keep even with their opponents in
the race. We wish both lines success, while
we are anxious that our interesting city shall
be visited by as many strangers as possible.
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~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
mond.-Whigs and Democrats, call at Messrs. Ben
nett q Beers, K. R. Duva n Bro, or at Messrs. Sea
brook Reeve, Broad street. or under Anne rican
Hotel, and get bottle of the celebrated FIetcher,s
Hair Tonic, manufactured by John johnson 1t
will impart richness 10 the hair, clean the head OF
dandrut, and preserve that peculiar heathiness in
the head that Il not only the wonder of the age but
the commentator of all who use it 1t will really
better tit man to exercise all the duties of "every
day life." seq
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POLITICAL DIscUssIoN.-There was very large
gathering of the Wings and Democrats of Union
and Church Hills, at Springfield Hall, on Friday
evening, for the purpose of listening to political
discussion. The speakers were John B Young,
Democrat, and Charles Carter Lee, Whig. The
discussion was conducted for upwards of three
hours in most admirable spirit Personalities were
strictly excluded, and fair and liberal presenta.
ton of the principles of both parties was given
Psrtizan Trades, nuendoes and misrepresen tations
only tend to disgust the minds of honest, intelli
gent, and upright voters.
The Democrats had meeting at Schutee's Hall.
Broad street, Saturday evening. Messrs John S.
Caskie, Lucien d. Starke, Isaac K. Watkins, w. A.
Cooke, and R. G. Scott, were the speakers on the
occasion.
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ftNhE BEST HAIR DfES.-Pna!on' Mag.
l. ic Dye is one of the best; il colors the hair
and whiskers the moment it is applied q beautiful
and natural looking brown or black as may be de.
sired
The Tricobaph mas been long before the public.
and is too well and favorably known 10 need COM
ment. These, together with other Hair Dyes, are
for sale by PURCELL, LADD d co,
8u2 81 Druggists " Main 1T.
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EY" Public Taste ImprOved.-SIMONS
Daguerreotypes are now admired by all who see
them; by sonie for tine richness of the coloIing,
peculiar to them 0lone--some for the cleaner and
distinctness OF the figure enabling the spectator TO
them in eny light with the greatest esse--sotne
for the s,rergth of their light and shade, cearress
of TIE eye, end the general artistcal finish of the
entire picture When it is known that we furnish
such gems to our patrons, is it wonderful that our
business is 80 rapidly increasingly Our assortment
OF jewery for setting Daguerreotypes ill., is equal to
auy in the city M. P. SlMONS,
seq ISL Main street Eagle Square
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LOCAL MATTHne.

HusTIwos Coun1.-This court was occupied
Saturday IN continuing esses over to the next term
and transactng civil business. Tho monthly term
then closed. The court made an order calling upon
the City Council 10 maks IN appropriation for
The purpose Of suitably accommodating lawyers
and practitioners Al present they have one single
seat out Of which they are liable, during an inter-
esting trial. to be jostled every moment They
often find the seat, too occupied with persons who
have no business there, and yet refuse to leave.
The complaint in this respects one of long stand
isr. and Just one We think i far more wise, me-
cessary and economical to improve the interior OF
this building than to paint the exterior proposed
at the last meeting of the Council. Suitable pro-
vision should be made for the seating of lawyers,
and partition erected to keep OF the crowd The
Mayors Office is another evidence of the necessity
of reform 10 the interior Of the City Hail. The aug
rnented aud augmentng business Of this court rem.
dsrs 1t absolutely necessary that office of larger
dimensions should be secured. One, too, most
clearly and comfortable and that would reflect
some responsibility upon bis Honor, and not wear
the appearance give forth the odor of cell in the
cage.
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1 ATEsT NEWS FkUM EtIIufh.--.
II DOUBLE bARRELED GUNS pounLE
kAkkELED GUASt!-just received, Greet ifo'n
Europe. thu most spendid TOT Of Double ano
single Harrcled Guns, Percussion taps
Powder Fiasks and shot Pouches, % every
description, which win DO soid At very reuaeeu
prices.
Having been to England myseif making sti nay
purchasrs direct IRON the manufacturer sof sasl,
and being DESTROYS of doing large business IN sas
Gun lae, will sell rs low 40 any Noststra Imposs
or, al ay Cheap Cash Store, No 30 Main ssfses'
Richmond, Va HENkf HYMaN,
Importer OF GuEs snd Watches,
Next door to jonn N. tiordons Grocery store
SpoItsmen ale I. speciiuly trvisec 10 css md ex.
anliue tho new Patent, and latest impSused Doseie
Bsrrclrd 6an. just received from Eugssnd. ..,..,
e. iioeral discount will be made 60 " aVas.
sac DeAicH Sad County Merchants
Don't tuTset mat ii u No 30, Msn street 49,
mosd, Va e -
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o. "a kHWAhu-sTttAa MuL ...s
@lNSt.aI ed from the Columbiaa Sat e. on ~
cay s0a i2sh Inst = large sosrei hoIse d nlr. g ,.
shove reward viii BE- paid for he rs.ufn Apply =
se lssr5&xHE7 =. u cRENSHAW q W
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ass ks8F
- 50
8 Assss ssss s. asE $3.50 VI
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W 1t was Discovered, about 90 years
ago. in the county OF King and Queen, by Ply
stefan, eminent in his profession, that Asiatic Cho!
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous ana
spasmodc diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured Since ihst time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of citizens,
and can prove it to many az will try DUVALS
FAMILY ANTLSPASMODlC, the peoples favorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise.
ment au 6-3tawts
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TT now become settled aet acknowledged by the
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