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Coon SuGGEsrIoN.-We have heard i

suggested that the Railroad Companies, instead of
being allowed to blow their whistles in the streets
as their pass along, should be forced to keep
man standing in front Of the locomotive, with
bell in his hand, which he should continually ring
as long as the cars We're running within the corpo-
rate limits This, it is thought, would prove more
attractive signal than the steam whistle, while it
cause horses to run off 1t the Council require this
arrangement, we have no doubt all the railroad
companies will readily comply with it.
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THE GERMAN SINGING SooIETY of this

THE GERMAN SINGING SOCIETY of this
city held festival Monday last, at Mr. Kepler's
farm, few miles from Richmond where the day
was spent in social amusements singing etc. The
Society paraded under their and beautiful ban
ner, noticed by US some days since. We were un-
able, from other engagements, to join them on the
occasion but understand from friend who
present that the German songs were admirable,
and that most of the members of the Society are
accomplished VIC calsts.
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PUBLIC MEErlNe-The citizens of Rich.

PUBLIC MEETIEG.-The citizens of Rich
mond are requested to meet at Metropolitan Hall
this evening at o'clock to appoint delegates to at
tend the Convention to be held at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs in August next The sub
ject is one of too much importance to the CONNER
cia community. and to the people generally in this
fore hope that the sssemblage will be large one.
The Board of Trade of this city have appointed
delegation Of their own body to attend the propos-
ed Convention, and the city should now follow the
example set her, in selecting the abest Of her citi
zens to represent her at the White Sulphur
Springs.
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SUBSTANTIAL JoB.-The new building now
going up on the Southwest corner OF Cary aud 18th
streets, for the Messrs. Talbot, is OF the most
substantial edices in the city, and does great credit
to the builders. When completed, this establish
ment is to be used for the storing and building
of locomotives, and for the making OF pat,
terms
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PLEASANT ExouRs,os.-The friends and

fIEAsANT EACURsIUF.-IH t fIItNus uIIu
admirers in this city of John Mitchell, the Irish Pa
triot, will have excellent opportunity OF henring
mia to-day, by taking the extra train the Central
Railroad, which lreyes the depot in this city for
Charlotte svie at 10 o'clock this morning. Tickets
for the round trip viii cost but toi which will be tire
bly, repaid by the delightful ride. and the admirable
address Of the istinguished speaker
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY


The Board of Directors of this company did not
meet yesterday, as was expected, owing to the alb
sence of MIR. ]. NJ. Speed, who detained at Old
Point by the indisposition of a member OF his fam
ily We understand that the Executive Committee
have made ample arrangements to meet such liza
bes of the company as may become due on the
first of July This, Of course, includes the interest
on bonds etc.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF RIcYMoy,

COLLEGE The Annual Commencement of Rich
mond College occurs next Friday evening, at 8
O'Clock, at the First Baptist Church We learn that
there eight graduates this session, who will
cepe diplomas and take the degree of Bachelor of
Arts. The Richmond Sacred Musical Society have
kindly consented to perform the occasion, and we
doubt not that the exercises will be highly interest
ing The public arc invited TO attend.
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NoTIcE.-The committee appointed by
the Mechanics TO draft Constitution ard Bylaws
for a MECHANICS INSTITUTE. will assemble on
WEDNESDAY Evening. the 23th inst, at half past
O'Clock, at the place ofthe last meeting. Punctual
attendance is requested. ie N-2t
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, 9th inst EMMA E daugli-
ter of Aldridge B and Mary E. Hall, aged months
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral at her fathers residence the Hollywood
Cemetery, at 10 o'clock this "Wednesday morning
without further notice.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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AN OLD VISITOR.

THE effects of the imprudent of Mercury may
be seen in the HUNDREDS who walk our Streets like
Thermometers, indicating every change of weather
by the aches of their Bones and Joints, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, and like diseases; AND THEY WILL CON-
TINUE until they eradicate every vestige of Mer
curry from their systems which only be done by
res8rting to CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE-THE ON
LY POSITIVE ANTIDoTE FOR MERCURY KNOWN.
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The WARD TRIAL.-The Louisville Cou.
rier publishes card from Mr. Crutcher, one
of the jury that acquitted Ward, contribu-
ting some facts to the history of the affair,
and denying the charge of bribery to the
jury He says that he was induced to agree
to the verdict of acquittal, by notes of evil
dence shown to him by another juror which
afterwards turned out to be incorrect
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RUNAwAY.-Two horses, attached to
carriage, in which was seated lady and gentleman
ran down Sth street into Main, yesterday, but was
stopped near 10th, before doing serious damage.
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INQuEsr.-Coroner Wicker, assisted b,

Constable Lewelen, held inqr est last night over
The body of free coored woman, named MILLY
WABBL Ell ON, who fell dead the towpath of the
canal near the intersection of 7th street. She had
eat heartily of cucumbers in the morning. and was
complaining of cramp just before her death. Yer
6ict-died from visitation OF God.
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DUNAWAY.-S3O REV D-The

UNAWAY.-$3 REV D.-The
IA above reward will be given for the apprehen
sion and delivery to me in Petersburg, or detention
in any jail of the Commonwealth, of mulatto Boy,
named WILLIAM, belon ging to the estate of Ed
nlund Pritchett decd. The above named slave is
about Is years of age and about five feet in height
with bushy hair, prominent front teeth, and STAN
when addressed He has been accustomed to
waiting in eating house.
| have understood that he has been several times
seen at or near Rockets in the fcity of Richmond
and he is probably still lurking there.
Any person arresting him, and lodging him in Jail,
will please inform me Immediately by letter, and
the above reward viii be paid.
R. r. PEGRAM, Admir-
lie paw OF Edmund Prichett decd
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THE RAILROAD QUEsrIoN-which has

THE RAILROAD QUEsTION-Which has
proved annoying and perplexing to the City
Council and the citizens generally is to be definite
ly settled at an adjourned meeting Of the Council
on the 9th ofJuly. Judging from the remarks of
certain members, during discussion at the Board
on Monday evening last, ordinance will be pass.
ed compelling the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad Company to furnish suitable depots for
their cars; but we have idea that the ofseam
will be prohibited in the street or that the Compa
ny will be required to give up their present loca-
ton, unless they feel disposed to do so.
At the meeting referred to- it was stated, on good
authority, that the Company designed purchasing
depots upon them; and ifproper time is given them
to accomplish this object, we have reasons TO be-
lieve the annoyance complained of will then be
moved At all events it seems to us that it would
be wise policy in the City Council to appoint
Committee of their own body to consult with the
President and Directors Of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company, before taking
any further steps, in order, if possible TO put stop
to all wrangling, and at the same time arrange
such plans as will relieve the public of any serious
annoyance, and the Company of heavy loss,
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CHOLERA IN NEW YoRK.-The deaths last
week in New York from cholera, were twelve
less than theweek preceding. The apparent
decline of the disease is attributed to the i'm
proved cleanliness of the city.
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THE CUBAN MovEMENr.-Gen. A. J. Con.
zales has addressed a letter from Washington
to New York journal, in reply to the con
nection of his name with the alleged Cuban
movements at the Southwest He states that
he prefers for the present the action of the
government to that of individuals but
should his confidence in the former ever be
shaken, he will go with the foremost for
that ultima ratio cirtS, in favor of Cypress.
ed humanity the right Of erpatriation, and
of m Getting the tyrant hand to hand upon the
| soil he desecrates.''
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JUDsoN CRANE.-We understand that

A. JUDsON CRANE.-We understand that
talented townsman. Mr. A J. Crane. leaves the
city this morning to visit the State of Nil sissp pi.
where hh has been invited by the Trustees and vii
tors of the Mississippi Female College, to deliver
address. The subject chosen for the occasion is In
lnence of Woman Anglc-Saxon Civilization !"
and from our knowledge of mr. c, we feel warrant
ed in aying that he will do it ample Justice.
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ter milk made up the dinner of a negro man that
came nigh dying on Monday night from disease re-
sembling cholera. Such a dose would kill any hu-
man with stomach less strong than that of an os
trch.
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SopA WATER-flavored with the Pear
Syrup made by Bennett e. Beers, is the most re-.
freshng beverage that we know Of in these scorch-
ing times. We are judges ofgood things and speak
from experience
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ERRAruM.-In our report of the Council

proceedings, published yesterday, the types made
Say" On motion of Mr.. Hill, the question first
taken on the second resolution of the report" 1t
should have been " on the second resolution of the
sfyhS
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JAPAE.-The British Government has ia.
ken steps to receive the same advantages In
the trade with Japan. as have just been
granted to the United States.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE. 12l Main st, yesterday
z O'Clock. IL O'Clock. o'clock.
10 80 81
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, June n.

ARRIVED,
schr Nebraska Bonnell, New York, hay and qua
no,
Schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore ndse., w D.
Colquitt Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Juliette, Baker, Boston, mdse., D. Currie.
Schr. Hanover Whipple New York, mdse David
Currie.
schr. Psuthea, Topper light, to load down the river
for New Haven.
schr. Thos. w. Olcott, Bourne, New York, coal, w
D Co!quitt & Ca
Schr. Edwin, Aaron, Baltimore mdse., W. D. Col
quit 4 Co.
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdse
d. Currie.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdse.,
Ludlam i Watson.
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdss. and
passengers.
New YORK, June 25.-Schrs. J. A. Bayard Law
renee, and Judge Baker, Bogart, cleared for Rich
mond.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Schrs. Fanny Mitchell,
Ferrald, and Sarah Ann, -, cleared for Rich
mond.
New YORK, June &c -Schr. Bergen, Mckee, CID
for City Point.
FOREIGN.
Ship Allyn, Logan, for City Point via Newport, Z
cleared at London, 9th.
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WArERING THE STREETs.-What has be-
come of "Stith" and his new watering apparatus.
that were to have made their appearance on the
streets ne weeks SINGER Merchants and others
need the aid OF public sprinkler, and they should
not hesitate to pay literally for II.
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Run OvER.-JOhn Wyatt, small white
boy, while passing along 18th street near Marshall,
yesterday morning was accidentally knocked down
and run over by a horse attached to buggy. He
received acontusion upon the forehead, slight cat
on the right cheek and severe bTuise on the left
knee, but fortunately no bones were broken. He
was taken to house in The reighborhocd and pro
perry cared for until his parents could have him
carried home.
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NEW SPECIAL, NOTICES.
PUBLIC MEETING.
R;ehmond z3d lime 1854

Richmond, Esd June, 1854.
Al amsetiug ofthe Board Of Directors Of the Board
OF Trade held at the office Of the Va Fire and Ma
Tine insurance Company. on Thursday, 22d June,
1854, the following resolutions were adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the Board of Trade of the city of
Richmond heartily approve of the propriety of a
Convention IN August next at the White Sulphur
Springs in Greenbrier county, to consider the best
means Of accomplishing the great system ofImprove-
lnent which has already been begun, and to which
the State pledged by every consideration of inte
rest and public policy.
Resolved, That the President of the Board be re-
quested TO wait the Mayor ofthe City ard request
consider the proprety of appointing delegates to
the Convention at the White Sulphur Springs re-
by the people Of Kanawha.
Teste: WIN. B. ISAACS Sec'y,
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CELEBRATING THE 4TH.-The Committee
of Arrangements, appointed By meeting OF citizens
TO give the volunteers entertainment the ap-
preaching 4th of July, have de eruined upon fur.
nishiug dinner On the Western Square. Those OF
our readers who have not yet become subscribers,
should do go at once.
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FINE MUTToN.-By the courtesy of DIR.
john r. WOODS, of Albemarle, we had "up-
on our table mot the EDITORIAL day or two
since, some of the very best mutton we ever
ate. 1t was raised by the Doctor, and was
sold with lot of superb sheep to Mr.. JOHN
LINDSAY, at whose stall at the Old Market
tor some days pastthey have been exhibited,
and greatly admired as well as rapidly sold
Dr. WOODS who is one of the most enter
prising agriculturalists of the State has been
trying tor years to procure the best stocks of
animals, and to improve them as much as
possible-studying to bring them to that con-
dition that would make them best adapted to
our ATTITUDES and purposes. His stock of
cattle are much admired He has some
crosses of khaisi, with other favorite breeds
that are remarkably fine. His sheep are, by
iudicious crossing, brought to a degree of
Improvement that for table use cannot be
surpassed.
The example of DIR. w. is one worthy OF
emulation especially in the section of coun
try in which he resides, where the ravages oil
the joint and other exigencies tell the
farmers that. it is important for them to multi
ply the sources of their income. Their prox'
unity to market, and the peculiar adaptation
Of their entire region to and the rearing of
fine sheep, for mutton, saying nothing about
the fine wool, should prompt them to pay
more attention to this very important branch
of agricultural husbandry. We commend to
them the example of DIR. WooDs.
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take great pleasure in complying with the last of
the egoing resolutions and respectfully ask the
citizens Of Richmond generally to at Metro.
take into consideration the important matter EN-
braced in the first.
lie T-2t JOS. MAYO
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WASHINGTON AND KOSSUTH

Mr.. Councillor Hart, one of the leaders of
the Kossuth meeting at Nottingham, ex-
pressed an opinion, g that Louis KOssuth pos
sessed more good qualities than both Wash
ington and Cromwell, because they were
great in prosperity, while he was great in ad-
versity also The learned Councillor must
know a great deal ofthe character of George
Washington to make such flourish
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FREAKS OF LIGHTNrNG.-Last Saturday

FREAKS OF LIGHTNING.-Last Saturday
afternoon, during the prevalence of the thunder
Storm Mr.. Robert B. Styll, residing on Marion HILL
short distance east Of this city, was standing in
the door of his reside nee watching the warning ell
ements. His attention attracted to a crow
which was flying the field, and just as the bird
got directly above wheat stack, Mr.. S. sud
den fash Of lightning, and at the time the bird
fell to the ground. Immediately thereafter the
stack OF wheat took fire and consumed. As
soon as Mr.. s. could do so, he sent servant into
the field and had the crow brought to him. it being
perfectly dead, having been struck down by the
same bolt which fred the stack OF wheat.
On the same afternoon large oak tree. near Mr.
Waddeps place in the valley east of Fultons Hill
was tern into fragments ly the lightning
We also learn that tae city hospital was srnck by
lightning, and that the glass in the windows were
terribly shattered.
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JOS. MAYO.

CHOLERA, in its incipient stages, readily
Yields to the force and virtue of BAKERS PREMIUM
BTTTERs. few years since, when this fatal cpl
demic sweeping over the land, those families
lence while many of their neishbors fell a prey to
its devastating touch. In Spring and Summer every
body should use them freely and thereby escape dis
ease. Price, 80 cts. per bottle. To be had OF the
Druggists generally throughout the city. Orders
promptly filled by addressing
je % F. BAKER. Richmond, Va.
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NORTHERN HAY.-30O bales Sor'n
IN River Hay, in store for sais az TYLER.
jsS
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SHOCKING DEArH.-Yesterday morning
man named Andrew Mcclure native Of Ireland.
fell from the top OF a five story building on Pearl
street. and was instantly killed We understand
from Mr. John files, who had contracted with Mr.
William Barrett to tar and gravel the flat tops Of
bis beautiful block of buildings on Pearl street
that about o'clock that morning Mcclure came
upon the roof where he was, and asked for work
Nseolhg additional aid, Mr. Viles employed him TO
attend derrick on the top OF the house used for
raising buckets of hot tar and seeing him sta IT to
work, lett him to attend to other affairs After be-
ing absent short time, Mr.. Viles received a mes
sage that 1t was necessary to move large kettle
O! tar into Mr.. Rahms yard and immediately went
thereto attend to 1t. Finding that additional aid
was needed to move it, he called to young man
on The roof named Murphy to come down and he
at once descended by the rope of the derrick the
ground. When this job was completed, Mr. Viles
was again called off, and had been absent but
short time, it then being about 10 o'clock when he
received message that Mcclure had fallen and
was dead.
After careful examination of the premises and
al other facts connected with the unfortunate at
far, Mr.. Viles came to the conclusion that McGuirc
must have gone to the east edge of the roof look
over, when he was taken with dizziness, and find
.ng himself about to fall, caught at the temporary
derrick, brok it loose and took it down with him.
I'm the descent to the alley below, Mcclure seems to
have struck against storage house, two stories
high, by which, one ofPniS arms was broken to pie
cee. He was horribly bruised and iacerated by the
fan, and expired Immediately. The tenement from
which he Tell is occupied by Messrs Wadsworth
Turner & Co, and the derrick placed in the
rear part of the house.
Coroner Wicker, assisted by Constable LEVEL
en-, held an inquest over the body. and the jury reu
dered their verdict that the unfortunate lost
his life by accidentally falling from the roof Of the
house.
McGnire, as we understand, had been in the city
but short l'ime, and only in the employ of Mr..
Viles about an honr, when he fell and lost his life
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AK FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We az now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANCE, with snd
without boilers attache3 This Range is not
passed by any this oultry for cooking, or for its
economy in fuel
Also Water Closets stionary Wash Stands, Bs-
thing Fixtures. for hot an cold water all of which
we VIII put up and wsrra at to give satsfActon
We also put up CHI LSON'S PATENT HOT-Aih
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the egisteTs is unequaiied by
any furnace now in use.
q. s. A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH q 2ul corner of Main and 10th sta.
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CTORAGE.-Haying the large and com
y nodious WAREHOUSE on the South side OF
the Basin, next TO Messis. Lndlam x Watson's am
prepared to take in STORAGE ON reasc naoie ,eIn,s
have on hand large supply OF hne ChE"iNo
80 al Inv VIM. #. BLAIR.
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FOR RENT-The small dwelling on 9Th
l. street. second door from Franklin ST. 1t contains
6 rooms including kitchen and servants Iosm in
the basement and Ydrant in the yard. The house is
in excellent order, and can be occupied immediate
ly. Apply at the store next door to R. NJ. thinner
man, Eagle So, to
lie 28-lt* CHAS S. MAURICE.
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COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION OF THE
BOARD OF TRADE, first quarter
SAMUEL MoRDECAI, Chairman,
LEWIS WEBB,
SAMUEL REEVE,
BENZ w. RICHARDSON,
JAMES DUNLOP.
lie 27-StGc
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFf!-1he
- Ia. of July 10 near a. hand and we are extoasto
reduce our stock as low posable by that t'me We
yant AZ good Clothing to make their purchases OF as
Our stock 10 not surpassed ifeaualied In this mas.
as regards quantity, quality or variety. Now THO
time for bar gaina pArnwIN
a., No. t02. Msia 81.
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* BOXES Superior Brown Soap on
- consignment, for sale low by
lea LEE Il CO, on the Dock