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NCORRUPTIBLE, UNDEFILED,
~ AND FADETH NOT AWAY.-Such are
the beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made only by
Jones, White Co., and sold by their agents.
BENNETT BEERS Druggists
Fresh supplies of Pivot, Molsr, and Plate. Also
Gum and Aliens patent, Gold Foil, &C.. constantly
on hand, which cannot be surpassed.
Dental Forceps and Instruments generally in store
furnished to order. NH !
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rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The
" undersixnsd tsuccessors to Hscs + Winsfonl
hsve ths dsv sssociated themselves together under
the stYle and firm Of WINSTON = POWEkS, Hnd
viii continue the GROCERY, COMMISSION snn
FORWARDING BUSINESS st the old stand o. y.
4 W.. corner Of Cary and PesTis ffeets iesdlne 20
Mayo's bridge. yOs.; m nuSDTyS'
February LIST, i51i
REMOvAL.--The Office the MaHchessey Cotton
and Vol Manufacturing Compon5i removed 70 tne
''f fsi = - :. = WIN. H. POWERS. Agent.
HO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
~ undersigned have associated themselves togetn-
er, under the style and firm Of BARRETT, Wal
LER Co, for the purpose ofconductlng genera g
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS IN 10
the house recently occupied by Messrs. DEANE
BROWN, near the Basin, in the city OF Kichmond.-
They will give strict attention to the sale OF frodr CO
of every kind will purchase and ship Merchandise
Lime, Guane, Plaster, Cement Farming Impie-
ments, Machinery. any and everything that may be
ordered from them
Will also receive and forward Goods of every de-
scription with the utmost dispatch.
JOHN B. BARRETT, Danville,
of the firm of Barrett Richmond.
ARCHIBALD p. WALLER,
Caroline county.
]. RIED BARRETT,
In 2I-2m formerly agent of Barrett Newson
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.MBROIDERIEs

~ Nssdle-work being
the attention of al those
isng 70 asll them vary
ksrchiefa. Collars. slssv ,
Csnbrie Edsinss and Ii i
h "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-07

no THE CITIZENS AND STRAN
Il GERS VISITING THE CITY-If you wish to
approved style. and your Whiskers changed to a
beautiful black or brown color just call on HOB
SON, atthe Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampeong and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from M. to 8 P. M, and ON Saturday to IL
Z. M. Single bath Is cents, or tickets for 81. En-
trance on 18th street. fe g
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a. FOR r E N IA good dwelling
E:Q house and lot, with rooms, situated in Port
Royal Caroline county. Apply to
THOS. D. LUMPKIN,
NH 6t* at Port Royal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-07

CHEAP CIGARS.-500 boxes, at from
~ SIS to Sl2 per M, suitable for retailers
NH BENNETT l. BEERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-07

WHITE MERCER POTATOES.-o50
~ bushels white Mercer Potatoes, daily exnsct
ID per schr Mountain Wave, for sale to arrive IL
mh4 LEE L CO., ON the Basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-07

HOLD HEADED CANES.-Receiyine
~ this day, per steamer Roanoke. a further an mi,
Of Gold and Silver Ebony Inlaid Canes. with IN,
s.ocx o. HICKORY aud ether Waking CANES s. al
ZIMMERMAN
mn Corner Main and I2th street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-07

O. FOR RENT have for rent, in
iii rear of S. Merchant Weisiger's store, fine
Kitchen, containing rooms. Apply
EDW'D D. EACHO,
NH General Agent and COLLECTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-07

xys q .. KtU9e8 = eHJlflt r
regulating pills; they have
valuable remedy for Fem,
those distinctions to which
nature into Its proper cham
Al Of DR. J. 8. ROSES
cines to be had Of Purcell
I Been, Adie Z Gray, O
4. Bodfker, j. B. Wood
Zachrieson, 4. Leslie. r. r
and Of dealers generally
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-25

On Monday instant you will be called elect
OF Of I'LL the
death Of @ s. raine Allow me to call your at
10 who has been
said with The most enlarged and
expanded of civil religious liberty; man who willing
n worship his heart and cor
PROMPT him. believing that The right 10 90 go gnarsn
adopted, by tbn admirable
under which glorious country mas wospereo
xamled who helisvss that every
cline sect he belong,
God entitled to the confidence and
every who, as secretary o the
Of the public schools has proven himself " be
Who such, has done more
10 establish system open acquiring education
child other person man who for
commissioners OF the poor
proved kindness sympathy for NIL who sought his aid
,hHt he emnsny ponr friend; and who
born in Identified with
pery, has q large experience in your CITY shairs -
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HUGH PRizE-n 1899 the four British frgates Naiad
oSlor, Achmene and Triton captured the Spanish
gates Ihens and Santa Brigada bound from Vera Cruz
SPAN with specie &c. The treasure in The The,is was
Urn 1SIle9O and the other prize contained as much or
Oe specie besides valuable cargo of cochineal &c
prizes were safely carried to Plymouth and the
was forwarded with much pomp to London and de-
'u N the Bank Of England. The prize money, ex-
o The value Of the hus and stores Of the rigaes,
distributed among the officers and crews Of the British
Vaes in Che following rates captains e4o7so lss each
tenants f5,osl ss 3D.; warrant officers, f24s7 los
90 mdshipmen Sc f7ol It's ID. seamen and mariners
1872 4s sid
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Wm O. Eaton late assistant editor Of the Boston Muse
u under some kind of demonach influence attempted to
murder his wife Lynn, few days ago II appears she
had left him and gone home to her father whittier he
paired and induced her to take walk and while the
he seized her by the neck turned her violently
round presented psothe muzze of which touched her
tempeand pulled the trigger She inclined her head for
ward and the bali passed through the cap of her bonnet
tearing off portion of the lace around her neck The
port Of the pistol attracted crowd, and he
rested and committed to jail.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-25

THE COAL rnapr-The Cumberland journal Of Saturday
says The great difficulty the Cumberland coal trade has
to contend with is the accumulation Of coal the Bal-
wharves We informed that at The present time
this inconvenience especially felt in consequence Of the
scarcity shipping When taken to the prominent points
Of the Atlantic seaboard market is easily found But
the be had for transportation and hence
large ofcoal is temporarily stopped an trans,ni
afording much annoyance TO dealers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-25

EXPLAINING THE rHISs.Ihe Cincinnati Gazette edited
by gentleman Of the New England whg school, finds
some difficulty in making all the members Of the party
aaop its sectional notions and thus instincts Of It's
wing contemporaries who wasn't able at first to oompre
bend The little ntrcacies Of the game Says the Gazette
The Highland News nisundrStdnds the position Of tht
ring party entirely sBposes that they going TO refB-
gsh stthcr oar whig whig principles by supporting
h candidates nominated by the people at Columbus on the
Gaes are the best fitted for the respective offices because
ny truly represent right opinions upon the Nebraska
Vndie and because hey are IRE only that can Be elected
ah' o' democratic ticket They go into this canvass with
hse views and let the mere incident of party hs
aorndat for the present.
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ny 3. 9. MCGUIRE. Auct,on.rr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
AT PUBLIC sALEOn Tuesday afternoon, August 2s nj
O'Clock premises. shall cell OF lots numbered and 8
square numbered asa fronting II feet Seventh str' west
and back 1902 tee' improved by
rwo ~ofy ans brick dwelling house
situated opposite the faeni once hna
inc worthy the II capta's,s sale positive
FERNS oneshd residue in Elk and twelve months
secured by deed OF un~ on the prem
complied with within I'VE Gays alter
property will sod risk and of the mrs
JAS. c. Mcguire.
Aug 2S-d hncuoneef.
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henry CLAY ON rusoy.-" But If il 1.-THE whig party)
to be merged into contemplate abolition party and
aoOdonism is to be ingrated upon the wing creed from
mat moment renounce the party and cease to be whg
go yet step further. If am alive win give my hum
oe support to that for the presidency who TO what
ever party he may belong is contaminated by aneii-
@ rather than to one who crying all the time that
whg maintains doctrines utterly subversve Of the
constitution and the Union
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-25

CARD-The the public respectfully invited
the Of viii Bke place
O'Clock, the residences
and fennsyivnnis
Cnp,o Hill of fine quality
Of persons wishing 10 purchase.
particulars see advertisement
GREEN A SCOTT.
Anr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-25

Hs-To she q First "a srd.-CHAs. A. DAVIS
candidate to IN the vacancy
sones he will be supported by tue
iends civil religious liberty the rpecn election TO be
nrldo the 2sth
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-25

LINE DURHAM HEirER AND BULL CALF AT AUCTION
Saturday, 2h instant
at 10 ecock fine full bred Durham hee with her calf
which ul and nbrsd The heifer rsrccy gentle and
good mixer. GREEN SCOTT,
Aug 22~tds AncsonScrS.
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Cupboard HeslthA stated meeting will be held on sat
urdny, Goth Instant ut haifpast 4, p. m.
Aug IS
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mo. SILL


NOTICE o estAbiishnent OF Surveyors aensral,
Territories ofNEw 48xIco, Wash
rsGTox. OREGON, and MIrNEsoTA
President Of the Uuited States has d.
present following shall be the sos al
the swpeng and land districts created by PasssA
OF Congress, VIZ
The Office for the general of New Mxco @ 30 located
FE for the general Of WAsRSsrex
TERRITORY OLYMPIA.
Offices for regr and reeese for WAsxrsroH TERKi
TORY TERRIroAY OREoox
Winona district MKHEsoTA TxxArroKy
those for Red Wing dTc also TGa
RIToRY, Rel WHO
my hand, the city Of washinSou this twenty
fourth day Of August, A. d. 1854
Commissioner o. General Land Ofhcc.
Aug 25-2uw6w lint and 6taI1
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SALE TODAY.

BY Shhh - SNVTTs AuctsOnoere.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT
AUCT1ONon Friday the 18Th Instant, shall ss By v'rsse
of Charles WiesmAn
eepte 6s3 nj
ne residence York
10 O'Clock beautiful
me Of nearly furniture, viz;
large gill frame Ffehoh plate mrron
~ God parior chairs
chairs
Cushioned sofas
About 100 yards fine velvet Brussels carpet
tine u ali vi and sofa
One al NJ leaf Table
Desk and bookcase
The sale Will be well worthy attention OF persons wishing 10 Pa
Terms al sale. NATHAN SARGENT, trustee
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
nd Aucuoaeers
Gy-Thc above sale A. postponed until Friday, the
25th instant, hour BY order Of the trustee
GREEN h SCOTT,
l9-d Auconcefs
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G EN- ERAL NEW y.

HEALTH or CHARLEsroE-The Mercury that there
haye occurred few of yellow fever board of
se from Havana and few others in vessels lying along
side Of them in that harbor but there Indications
Of the disease invading the city.
John A. Messenger who was indicted with s. NJ Booth
for participation in the Glover rescue Milwaukee died
last week
Baptis; college has been located Beaver Dam Wiz
consn $4,000 having been pledged by the citizens ogeth
with site worth $4,000.
Gas light is about to be introduced into portion of
Winchester Virginia by the aPorabe Gas Company of
Baltimore
Mr. Dona Mckay the Boston ship-builder, has ship of
about 1000 tons which he win launch She is named
the Commodore Perry.
ACCIDENT THE STEAMER Expire SrArR-The steamer
Empire State Of the New York and FAN river line
Of boats with six hundred passengers board met with
accident Monday night which detained her the
Sound some hours beyond her regular time. The
Journal Of Commerce says:
Leaving Newport she had proceeded but about fifteen
miles when of the boilers burst causing the steam TO
escape in great volume which made most terrific noise
and created the greatest CONSERVATION among the six hun
dred passengers. slit in the OF the boiler was
made about an eighth quarter OF inch in width,
and about two feet in length through which the steam
came rushing turously Ii about ten o'clock
evening" when many Of the cabin passengers had
tired their berih and the panic which IT created among
these is ndescrbable Ladies rushing from their
berths crying and screaming, and anxousiy nquring
the boat FIRE; while hastily adjusted their
e-presetverr and about 10 leap overheard but
prevented by the gentlemen who had all their power
pacify them Many actually believed that the boat
either fire sinking and they hurried from place
place uqurng the nature of the disaster seeking
Of escape la the upper saloon the alarm not
great the doors leading down the gangways were
Immediately closed thus preventing the steam from rush
ing up But even there all was terror and apprehension
There general rush for the promenade deck, and
Fortunately quiet restored and the damage done
found not 10 be serious"
NEW ORLEANS MINT-The following is a statement of the
deposte and coinage the United States branch mint
New Orleans during the month of july 1854
pEPosITEs
California gold bullion $3l 1862 IS
From other 4,249 0s
$50, Ill &c
Separated from California gold Sis Ga
From other l2745f So
l27, $50 So
Total value gold and silver deposites ls3,742 As
COINAGE.
Eagles, $500 pieces $4,000 90
, Half dollars, 4s2, 900 pieces 24l 900 90
| Quarter dollars liz 900 pieces $4,000 90
| Dimes, 460 600 pieces 1000 90
| Total gold and silver coinage 415,OOO 90
J
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partnership heretofore exing under the firm
BAILEY this dissolved BY mutual
Of the firm will BE- hQui1ated BY
JAMES H. eHEkELL
WILMINGTON, August a. 1854.
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Aug -

ARGE HOU Sc the Treasury for rens.-Tht
house street, MIR Causcns herct0fors occupie<
and present BY John A.
esq, will the FIRST day Of October next
For terms kc apply 10 A. HYDE
second sory ONCE, opposite the Treasury, for rent
23-dHt
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JAMES III. SHEHEL having purchased the aneDr-
H. the business hitherto conducted by
Bailey will be continued by him the old sasd No
S, opposite Centre Market.
Aug M-3tif
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AHGE dwelling sale.-The large new, dcs14s bougs,
recently occuPlo1 BY the
with Immediate possesoa faE ard
Drobnby ALL the (which hand
acme, can be II house, and
may be application ths Office OF Riggs Co
Ans 23--d3. A.. HYDE.
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Fire a HaIyoS.--TAe Cholera at 81. John.
PORTLAND Aug. 24The roof Of the upper Of the
government Halifax Nova Scotia destroyed by
fire Sunday last.
The cholera is rapidly disappearing at St john The
panic has subsidized
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-25

CARD-The thanks hose
customers promptly settled their accounts SD
and make imn~4iate
scemenf We have thae accounts
that unsettled MAGhUDEn = CALSEAA'
We are offering great bargains kinds Of dre goods for cash
ot o puncual customers. ~. 4 "
22-2weoif
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Baptis; college has been located al Beaver Dam Wiz
consin $4,000 having been pledged by the citizens ogeth
err with site worth $4,000
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY n . tally
female college, chartered and endowed win
OF Maryland II located in Frederick city, lay
n the southern 0oes
efficient board Of prsessscs aid
library excellent Ducd tssafu
men chemical and philosophical and ~
thorough erensve and refined seminary de
lsnd.
sectarian
and further particulars ses Rev. scpmns Tusn d.
d. ID. G.
July 2l--dAcp3Dos'
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HEALTH or CHARLEsToE-The Mercury that there
haye occurred few of yellow fever board Of
sez from Havana and few Others in vessels lying along
side Of them in that harbor there Indications
Of the disease invading the city.
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lAA street, bespeen and G streets. Wssks~ssen-
THE win the first Monday IN Seetn
Der The ancient md modern
Of and nunl enc
toaeer with all the English usually t.ng In DE b
schools Circular may the echoooom The book
Aug Il-FriE Tues6w'
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John A. Messenger, who indicted with S. NJ. Booth
for participation in the Glover rescue Milwaukee died
last week
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COR SALE Negro Woman aged ~ years, sd
plain with three children girl and boys, very Hike
ly limited the District md Maryland.
d particulars sppy Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Auctoneer and Commission MereAsnt
Aug 19-cod3t
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AZ NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE WAsAington.-Tne
Of lectures will commence the
fourth Monday in October and continue until March.
FACULTY
Thomas, IA OF and PhySioaUgy
Vim d. Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women aud children.
Riley, d. Mssra Medica Therapeutics,
and Hygiene
Joha May, Principles and Practice Of
surgery.
II. NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
Demonstration Of Aaatony.
The facilities for the prosecution Of practical anatomy ample
which
wards for clinical Instructions
areu he sam roof
Of additions shs Suidass since
accommodation Of the ck will greatly
usefulness Of the medical and surgical clinic.
expense for full Of lectures SO
by the demonstrators. 10
Maiculaiing fee, payable only
Graduating expsnses -
through the whole
without charge
information, address LEWIS II. STEINER, n. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty, Office Washington InhTmary.
Aug25-eod0 Nov lSentineIJ
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
KuAKEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE COMPANY.
Thirteen peJosaeva,
Including BROWN, the cccentIc prize dancsS, and
Master ADAMS, the charming young vocalist,
Appear every evening in their highly extolicd
PoRTRAITuREs OF NEGRO LIFE
pleasing every entertainment
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little girl daughter of iona Fuller of Milford, Wis
consn bitten the ankle by rattesnake, and the
experiment of counteracng the poison by making her
drink whskey until intoxicated was tried AT astaccounts
the wound had not healed, but prospects hopeful
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msonen,lemen with ladies 10 the dress circle OF
queite, Is cents each.
Gentlemen without ladies' parquettr,
each
To the ad and 3D. Of boxes Is cents.
JAO. Il, FORD, Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-15

The PEOPLES CoNvKNrIoN.-From all parts
Of the State we learn that the people, ire
spectve of former political differences. are
coming to the Capital on next Thursday to
enter their protest against the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise and to ask its restora-
ton. II present indications are realized, il
will be the greatest assemblage Of the peo-
pie ever convened, for political purposes, in
this city. Sho-ld its deliberations be mark
ed by prudence, and ticket be formed OF
good and competent men OF determined hos
tility to the Nebraska swindle, without re-
gard to past political distinctions, it will be
most trum pha ntly elected. We believe a
majority of the people of this State to be in
favor of restoration OF the restriction to the
introduction Of slavery into Territories north
of go 30m., and that they will SO express
their views at the ballot-box.
The call for this meeting OF the people pro.
ceeds mainly from the members of the Demo.
cratic party, and although we fully approve
of its object, we have said but little about il,
preferring that it's originators should urge it
forward.
Were we permitted to make a suggestion
as to the proper course to be pursued as to
the persons to be placed in nomination for
the FIVE State officers, we should prefer that
three Democrats and two Wings be selected.
Ii seems to us, that such selection would do
more to unite all the friends of freedom, than
if all were taken from either Of the principal
political parties. This is a matter, however,
for the determination of those who may meet
here next Thursday.-[ Ind. Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-15

WAYNE CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr.-We
learn from the Indianapolis Journal. that the
Convention Of the opponents of the Nebraska
swindle in this district, met at Cambridge
city on the 4th inst. Hon. d. P. Holloway
was nominated for Congress. Everything
passed off in the most satisfactory and har-
monious manner. DIR. Holloway will be
elected, and will prove an able, fe arless and
independent Representative of the people
Some FIVE leading papers in the Lafayette
District unite in call, irrespective of party,
for a Convention to be held on the Goth Of
July, for the purpose of nominating an anti
Nebraska candidate for Congress, and for the
adoption of such other measures as may be
deemed advisable for the prosecution Of the
campaign. There is no doubt about both
these districts .aturning men TO Congress, op-
posed to the Douglass swinde.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-15

BUSH YOUR ToMAToEs.-It is just as sen.
sible to grow peas without bushing them as
tits tomatoes. You may grow both in sloven-
ly sort of way, if you have plenty of room
on the ground; but you can grow either
twice as we'll upon something to support
them, and tomatoes are decidedly better
grown up in the air than near the ground
under the shade of mass of vines. The best
support for a tomato vine is a short bush
set firmly in the ground. The branches have
room to spread among the limbs and supper,
the fruit. The plan is much better than ty-
ing to stakes and trimming, according to ouI
experience. We have tried both ways.
Agricultural Er.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-15

DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-We learn from
the Peoria Republican, of Wednesday, that
Mr.. d. e. Combs, editor of the Bloomington
Times, met with an accident on Monday
last, which it says will prove fatal. Mr..
Combs was returning from Peoria to B loom
ington, in buggy, and, his horse taking
fright as he was crossing the bridge over
Mackinaw creek, jumped off into the stream
with the buggy and Mr.. Combs, a distance
of twenty feet. He fell beneath the buggy
and when taken out shortly after. was sense.
less. His spine was broken by the fall
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THE BALTIMORE RAILROAD MASSACRE.
The Baltimore Sun of Saturday, says:

In view of the Coroner's jury charging
William Scott, conductor of the accommoda-
ton tram at the time of the terrible collision
on the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad.
on Tuesday, with "carelessness," and thus
serving to cause the deaths Of those killed, a
warrant was on Thursday served upon him.
He gave bail in sum Of SIS 900 to appear and
answer the charge against him, Messrs. H ART
g. McCourt becoming his securities. In ad.
dition, the superintendent, Mr.. Winchester
yesterday suspended Mr.. Scott from service
Mr.. John Scott, his brother, and conduc'
tor of the excursion train, we learned las,
evening, was not expected to survive. Much
fever has supervened, that he cannot bear up