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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EN2Dpe.
RAPID PASSAGE OF THE BALTIC,

TIE RUSSIANS DEFEATED AT SILISTRId.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

By the arrival of the bark Oliver Hayes Capt Beau
wis we have received advices from Buenos Ares to May
60 and Montevideo the l7th
RIENOS AYRES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--P Davidson. Powba-
tan; w Branch, Halifax; D Hammersey. Rich.
HHGRs nd; Ny,Ile, Hicksford Evans, Richmond;
J Guy, Goochand; Smay and lady. bark Der,
she; Capt Scho6eid and lady, Miss Bachelor, ship
May Queen; u Hackett C Cecil, Va; Z Wycotf
SaoelI Il; Sims, Greenbrier; Branch, James
Faulkner, Halifax ,-l11''s-5 s~'s.g =
AMERICAN, NE S.Al HoTEL-c T smyth, Y;Drwalk-
81, iady, child and servant Goochiand; J johnson
q, Fsnbanks, Preston lady, child and servt z:
Mr. and Mrs Richie, Miss Richie and syts Wash.
ingtop; Soper, Smithfeld; Fl H Graves ] Dicken.
son, " Rogers, Albemarle; Mrs w Epes, Miss
All L Epes, Petersburg; Williams Nottoway; d
Miiiiam. Va; NJ o odell and ladies, Bait; @ L
Benny, J Burnett, A Sheriff, s C.
:. EACHANGE HOTEL-A Morson, Alexandria: w
"a Vyerton, Washington; w R Dempster N York:
jas siksr, Augusta: DR. Laughlin and lady, Culpep.
sT Eowin, Lynchburg, Vim Fl Harrison. b 81
Sorlmi Imam Grgg, Amelis T H Spindle, Botetourt
r Ianagan, Charlotte; John Goode Bedford; b VI
I Dav;s ga s,s Hogeston, Christmlss A II
1anpiss Aston. jas Brown. N Bobbett A Faulcou.
p. Daunls ;.t {; Gardner Va; Dr. H Hoyl I
Sta1ie, DIT Wood, lady and child N Y;J M Prov.
npr.dge, Petersburg, 3 West, Appomattox; A b
4; I Tabb Giouceste; A Drake, Mass
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DIED.,

On board the steamer Pacific on her passage to
New York. Mrs. MARY BYRNE, sister of Mr. John
Dooiey, OF this city Her remains will be brought BY
the steamer Jamestown this morning. The funeral
VIII take place from St. Peters Cathedral at n
O'Clock This Afternoon. The friends and acquaintan-
tances of MIR. Dooey and Mr.. McAdam, are invited
to attend
In this city, on the 10th inst, Mr.. JOHN PUT.
NAM, native Of Greece, Monroe county, N Y, in
the 54th year of his age.
OF pneumonia. at his residence on Main st Feb
9th, 1854, Mr.. WIN. BALSAR PAE, in the 35th wear
of his age.
gy- Wing please copy
On Saturday. at o'clock. Mr.. JNO. c. SLAUGH-
TER, in the 46th year of his age The friends and
acquantances of the family invited to attend his
funeral To-Day, at half past three O'Clock, from his
late residence, IN 4th ST.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. II.
CORRECTED DAILY.

There has been nothing interesting during the last
week in our market Breadstuffs have improved,
and there has been more doing in the Tobacco and
Grocery markets.
FLOUR-The receipts are small for the season.
and the stock on hand is not large. Sales were made
during the early part of the week at 8.250S8 81
but the arrival of the last two steamers have ad
vanced prices Csc. per Dbl. We quote at S8500 So
u.s., but the markets. not active
WHEAT.-The supply is large for the season, and
It appears to be coming in from every corner of the
State. Sales making at S20S2 10 for prime samples.
CORN.-The market is active at S7090c.
TOBACCo.-No change; good deal coming in !:
Tugs s. 5C0S7; good $80Sl0 fine. $l00$l5.
PROVISIONS remain firm, with good demand
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The FAIR.-Our fair readers and many
Of the sterner SEX will no doubt be gratified to
learn that the ladies of St Peters Church will con-
tinue their Fair few days longer, having yet on
hand great variety of useful and ornamental arti-
ticles, which they desire to dispose of; while they
are constantly preparing delicacies for those
who relish good mugs" when served by fair
hands. To you, them they extend an invitation to
give them call this evening, and aid them in the
noble purposein they are engaged Can you
refuse them your mitea Or will you not rather
paronise them literally for the zeal they are mani
Testing and the labor they are performing for the
benefit of others well as themselves. Apart from
the beautiful articles on exhibition and for SALE
there are other attractions that will make an eve.
ming at Lafayette Hall past most delightfully."- to
those who have an idle hour to while away.
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VIOLATING THE REVENUE Laws

VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAws.-Dr.
C. B. Brainerd called before the Mayor last Sat
urday. on complaint of DR.. James Bolton, TO an.
swer the charge of selling goods, wares and mer-
chandise, and pracdcing medicine, without having
obtained license. DR.. Bolton, on taking the wit.
stand testified that had lodged the complaint
on the information received from others, whose
names he furnished to the court knowing nothing
of the facts himself the warrant was dismissed as
being informal DR. Bolton then went for Miss Eliza
Heath, at the Orphan Asylum who testified that
DR.. Brainerd had applied the cups to hereyes, and
had also sold her pair OF them for $40 On her
oath new warrant was issued, and an exanina-
ton win be had this morning or tomorrow
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MR.. n INSTALL.

We are gratiied o be able to state that
on Friday last, at O'Clock, Mr.. TussrAIu,s
physician considered him as past the crisis
of his disease and gradually improving.
Indeed, he considered hira with proper eau.
tion and prudence as almost if not quite out
of danger. This is indeed very pleasing IN
telligence. Ills death would not only be a
severe atiiiction to h,,st of friends as dear
ssnd sincere as every m an had; but would be
a public loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

FRoM WAsruNcToN-The Senate on Friday con-
hrnned large number Of appointments. among
them the nomination of Mr.. Vroon,, aa Minister to
Prussia tits thought that Mr. Saunders, Consul to
London, will be rejected.
Charles R. Adams. wellknown tragedian, died
in Washington on Thursday, at the Inirmary, Of
liver complaint
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YORK RIVER RAJ LRoAD COMPANY

AT the meeting of the stockholders of this Com.
pany at King and oueen Court House on tte 9th
instant, Alexander w Dudley, Esq, of King and
Que m was elected resident, and DR.. Nicholson of
Midtllesex, and Wm- R. c. Douglas, Esq, of New
Kent, were elected Directors. Surveys were or.
dere to be made from Richmond to Ethan. and
other points on York River and also survey of the
river meeting of the Directors will be held in
this city ON the 22d inst
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ADJUSTMENTS.
! MILITARY. CIVIC AND FAN /

e2 MILITARY,C CIVIC AND FAN
~ CY DRESS BALL The YOUNG GUARD "
MR respectfully announce TO the citizens of III
s10 Richmond and vicinity, that they will cele- ~
brate the approaching anniversary of the birth of
GEORGE ASHlNGTON by
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY
DRESS BALL,
to be given at the UNION HOTEL on the evening
ofWEDNESDAY. the ed of February, 1854, being
their fourth annual Ball.
The Corps. while asking the patronage of the citi-
and military, beg leave to assure all who may
wish to participate with them, that pains viii be
spared TO make the occasion worthy the day cele
brate, ample arrangements having been made to
that effect. 'sis+ =
MUSIC-Smiths Armory Cetillon Band.
SUPPER-By an experienced caterer.
I COMMITTEE OFARRANGEMENTS-w red,
white and blue Rosette-Lt. Hugh w. Fry, Jr, Ser
geant L. L.. Smith and Private r. G.. Stanard. Jr.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION-Red Rosette.
FLOOR COMMITTEE-B1ue do.
SUPPER do. White do
Tickets of admission, 81 5O-to be had of any mem.
Der the Corps, at the door the night of the
Ball. sFa
~ NO CHARGE FOR LADIES' fe 10
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of Deeds,
Gc, for New York, PENNSYLVANIA. North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Ind-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa; &c.
Practices in the Courts Of Richmond city and Hem
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
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COURT OF lNQUIRY.-Tbe only interesting fact
developed in the course of the proceedings before
the Military Court of Inquiry, in New York, Fri
Cay. was the existence of an infectious disease on
board the steamer San Francisco before she sailed
from port. The disease referred to was the mea-
sizes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

i Our country friends y helping along the
Weekly in manner thG tisas agreeable Il i
surprising to US. We're ceived by Saturday :
mail torsy-sir subscribe ~, from different sec
lions Of the State and without the aid OF
agents Or solicitation of any kind. We have
received more; we have received by one or
der sercmfy.fre for on Q single town; but the
chief point Of interest in Saturdays recruits
is that they came from all directions and re.
Elected the growing popularity Of the paper.
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George Lippard, Esq the romance writer whose
death in Philadelphia we announced Saturday, was
only 81 years Of age He died of consumption, af-
ter protracted Illness and, it said, in state of
almost destitution
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are under obligations
to Mr.. McDortough, of Adams & Co.'S Express, for
the Letter Sheet Prices Current and Mercantile Re-
port, of Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 1, 1858. We
quote Haxall and Gallego Flour at So los. SO u.s.
per bbl
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UNITED STATES HoTEL.-We are graft
fed to learn thatthe Union Hotel" corner Of 18th
and Mair streets, has been leased by Mr. J. E. NOR
RIs, of Philadelphia, gentleman Of experience in
hotel keeping, who intends calling it the United
States HOTEL and proposes to open it for the recep
ton of boarders and transient visitors on the 1st of
March next This house is certainly most desira-
BILE one for private families, and when painted and
newly furnished throughout should be literally pa
tronsed. Indeed, we have always been of the OPT
MON that if the "Unon" was properly kept, itwould
soon become very popular with the public, for we
do not think it be excelled in general arrange
ment by any other house in the city. Coming, as
Mr.. Norris does, from one of the best hotels in
Philadelphia, and having had an extensive expe-
rence in catering for the public, it would be quite
remarkable if he should fail to make the Omitted
States Hote' not only the centre of attraction to
our own citizens, but 10 the travelling public, who
have occasion to visit Richmond When this
house isonce more under Roadway. we think the
metropolis OF the Old Dominion may challenge the
country to surpass her in splendid hotels and at
tentive and accommodating hosts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

We understand that the Common Council OF
Staunton have granted the reward of $780, offered
for the detection of Coeman's murderer or muir.
derers, to Edward Smith of Charlottesville, and g.
B. Dyer, of Staunton.-.StauRton Mess
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Acc1DENT.-Miss Mary Noggle, daughter of Sam
uel Noggle, of Loudoun county, was killed last Sat
urday week by the falling of tree
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SUIcIDE.-Washington Hall, Esq, a lawyer Of
Baltimore, committed suicide in that city last Thurs
day, by taking morphine.
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In THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH:
So don't neglect having DAGUERREOTYPES ta-
ken of your parents, children and friends Mr. +. r.
MOULSON is lnequalled artist, call on him aud
examine specimens before going elsewhere. as he
spares neither pains skill please bis customers
la q
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Owens' Hotel, in Philade
phia, was destroyed by fire last Friday eve ming
Loss about $4,000
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GREAT BARGArNs.--I. Il. PRICE e. co.
offer GREAT BARGAINS IN rich Dress SILKS,
DE LANES, French LAWNS, GINGHAMS, cold
embroidered MUSLINS. FOULARDS, DC. Ac, with
many other Goods suited to the present and ap.
preaching season, left from former seasons to
be seld at low prices to make room for new stock.
ia 1O--1u
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my friends and for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the city of Richmond at the ensu-
ing election. Should it be their pleasure to elect
it win be my pleasure to them to the best Of
my ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

The account of the gas ex plosion in Nashua, N
H., was very much exaggerated. Five persons
were somewhat injured, but none killed.
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to suit purchasers for sale at all times BY j.
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec Gi-d6rn
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MARRIED,

On the 18th of January. in the county of Amelia,
by the Rev. Cornelius Tyree, Mr. GERMAN 81
EANES, of Petersburg, to Miss MARY E., daughter
OF Addison A. Cosby. of Amelia CO., Va.
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OLD ALEXANDER GoSE.-Few indeed are

E.
the denizens of jefferson Ward, who have not of.
ten seen, while passing along the north side of Main
street. between 18th and 10Th streets the black UNI
brela member chat usually sat the entrance of an
ally about the centre of the square, patching covers
and splicing ribs Possessing the homeKest profile
that ever human wore, and being deformity and a
cripple enveloped in rags, he was constantly sub
jected to the jeers and FRANKS of mschevous boys,
whose rudeness was always repaid with cutting
words and burning oaths. Poor old fellow distrust-
ing the world and despising his kind, the charities
bestow on him were ungraciously received while
the sympathies of all were condemned and despis-
ed. Believing himself despised by the world he
thought well of no one, and instantly rejected what
ever was suggested for his comfort. But he has
gone now to that bourne where the finger of scorn
is not seen, and the SCOTS of the thoughess are ne.
yer heard. On Tuesday night last, after completing
his labors she retired in usual health but ere the
dawn Of morning came, old Time, with his glitter.
ing scythe, had cut him down, to be garnered in
eternity. 1t may be that he had run his course and
finished his races but all the circumstances attending
his death are of suspicious character and lead to
the inference that he was dealt fouy by,
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MONROE WARD.

By the request OF my friends, / announce
myself candidate for the office HIGH CONSTA-
BILE of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
Re 6-dtd j 8. d. TINSLEY.
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The sailing of the steamer Franklin, from New
York for Hayre, is postponed till Wednesday next
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Nor HEARD.-The summons against Chris
topher Watha for permitting his cart to be driven
on the sidewalk of Canal street, will be examined
to-day =
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FRESH SHAD.-Brown & Nottingham, at
the First Market, are supplying their customers
with fresh Shad, which very fine for the season
Cali on them and get your supplies.
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esprit OF THE Press The pressure upon our
columns compels US to omit this department to
day.
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GENERAL AGENcY.--FRAEK G. RUFrIN,
Secretary Va. State Agricultural Society, and NJ
AUGUST offer their services to the public GENE
RAJ AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of LANDS
In Virginia and the Southern and Western States.
Office-at the Office of the Virginia State Agricutu
N. AUGUST. NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofice-as above. fe 8--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

HIGH CoNsTABLE.--We are glad to see
that DAVID BAKER JR !. has consented TO become
candidate for this Office at the ensuing election
and energetic and out of business, and win make
good officer. .--. s4l
fe 7-St* MONHOE WARD.
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CAPTURE OF A Winfield Butch
err free negro, from Petersburg. and graduate of
the round-top college, having completed his course
of studies in September last, was captured and
Gagged yesterday morning while attempting to sell
lot of goods that he had no doubt stolen in Peters
burg, and brought over here to get rid of Shortly
after the arrival Of the cars Butcher called in at
Harris clothing store Main street. between 18th
and 18th, to sell his plumber, and while of the
family was striking trade with him. Harris pro-
cured the serviceso of the police and had him Gagged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

RELEAsEDs--Sally, slave to A. s. Lee
arrested and Gagged for want Of . pass, was repri
inanded BY the Mayor and then discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

DR.. J. N. BRooCKs-office on the South
side of Main street, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Office hours; from to 10, in the morning. and
from to 5 in the afternoon. - js 50-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

THowISG STosEs.- Complaint was lodged
to the Mayor last Saturday, against John Wilson,
negro fellow for throwing stonesat Michael Kelly.
hension.
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GEO. w. TOLER.

NoTIcE-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquaint ances hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE of the
city of Richmond.
fe SITS D. BAKER, JR.
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THOMAS ]. NANCE. JAMES n, GLASsELL.
NANCE q GLASSELL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 8
NEW York, =
pay particular attention to the sale of FLOUR,
WHEAT and CO r N, and purchase ali descrip.
tons of merchandise to order.
Office, for the present, 80 Broad street.
ia SO--2w* ~
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VAccrsaTros--In all cities, where stran-

4ACCINATION---l1 iii Clues, WutTc StIdu-
gers are continually coming and going. it is very
important that every person should be vaccinated,
to guard against the ravages of that loathsone
and dangerous disease, SMALL Pox. And as this is
the season of the year when the greatest danger Is
to be apprehended from that disease, which is said
TO be quite prevalent in some of the Northern cities
we advise such of readers as have not been
cinated, to do so at once. that they may be the
safe side. Our object for making this recommends
ton Just now is founded on the fact that many Of
our physicians have just received supply of fresh
vaccine natter which they win take pleasure in
using on all who desire it. Remember, that one
preventative is worth dozen cures, and that by
taking our advice Immediately, you may protect
yoarse a ga .as .aSssss o. sa pos snuaa
with it. ek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

THE KrDNAppER.-On Saturday last. Al
exander A. Thompson, charged with kidnapping
Charles Barnes free boy, in Washington city, was
brought before Judge Meredith on a writ of habeos
corpus, which was argued at length by Col. Thos.
P. August, the prisoners counsel, who labored
nesty TO prove that his client had been illegally i'm
prisoned, and quoted from various authorities to
sustain his position. After he had concluded, with
out waiting to hear Marmaduke Johnson. Esq, the
Attorney for the Commonwealth, the Judge re-
viewed briefly, the points made by Col August, gave
his version of their Interpretation, and then remand
ed the accused TO await requsition from President
Pierce, on the Governor of Virginia.
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OBsrRucrIos .-R. w Hughes was fined
Tor m cbsfruction % 5<h street, near one of his
houses, which was placed there without hIs know.
ledeeor consent. ~ faNgs sFsE 5
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HAILRoAD AcqlnksT HrvxH .Prrs6. !.
Wou.DKDs ~ NAREoN EscArE. - o. k.fsS'' = q
ssorni9x ~ about twenty re per II sgfjf9 "a
e eses leIk re Richmond q II.
ssaa On Two hand c1tG drawn IN The mn
ram 70 go up the road TO resume the labor ~ rs
laying i with heavy raile When they had zone
spout TWO milss, and were near the Herr1itsSs :
,he axicuf one Of the hand cars Raye yav ,,ycis,
uatng all those who were in Il into bean. and
crusnang and brsiisin4 some 81 them IN shoekino
manner. Mr. Bragg. oneof the superintenipnss 81
the road. was standing on the platform al he ,nsiI
train At the time, and on seeing the accident hnd
the train stopped and hattened back ID fhf sssist
ance OF the sufferers. He speaks Of the scene 81
most friehtu one and is only surprised that most
of the persons the hard cars were rot ;nstantIv
killed. AZ soon could be done those who were
entangted IN the wreck were released, and cared
Tor as well as the circumstances would hermit s
One man, Patrick Moore had leg broken and was
otherwise injured. Another. Albert Weaver. was
c,usnea ana bruised IN horrid manner. third,
Mr. Mallory, who was holding ON to the platform OF
the mail train, was dragged more than quarter OF
mile, aud had his arms very badly lacerated be.
sides receiving other injuries Two free negroes.
urimn and bis companion, were badly cut and
bruised. And two other men, whose names we
could not learn, were very much injured Besides
these men, there were others of the party who were
slightly injured.
At the time of the accident the train was running
at the rate OF twenty-five miles an hour. and the
gicsts - mat Single person OF the
five escaped death. Had the axle lasted until the
cars got short distance farther up the road where
number of loose ellis are lying and then broke.
there is telling what would have been the result.
From all we can gather, no blame can attach to
any one but the men who were ON the hand cars
They had been cautioned repeatedly by Mr.. Bragg
against riding on the hand cars, which were only
intended to convey tools to the point at which the
heavy iron was being relaid, but would not heed
his warning. We understand that the wounded
hnn md rfahla Ill.
that hopes entertained that all of them will re-
cover If they do, this accident should teach them
to be less needless of asnger in future, and we
have very little doubt dat in all time to come the
superintendent will see that his hands get to their
work by other means than ON hand cars drawn by
the mail train at full speed
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NorrcE.-I an Candidate for the Office
Of HIGH CONSTABLE of the City Of Richmond.
fe s-dts John +. REEVE.
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BURGLARy.-We understand that the Clo-
thing store of Mr.. 7. W Royston, of Petersburg,
was broken into Saturday night last, and robbed
Of large amount OF goods. One Of the burglars,
named Butcher is now in the cage Of this city and
win be sent TO Petersburg to-day to be tried. s.