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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

SENT ON.-At called court of Hus-
tings, yesterday. John S. Martin, a lad, charged
with stabbug Lucien Bass on the 18th of March
examined aud sent on for final trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court. lie was, however
admitted to bail for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
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The Irp,t is at II4 Market street st Louis, Mis-
s1uri, and 3l3 Broadway, New York.
Ga.it Is also sold by every popular Druggist IN
ta.r city and country. mh l2-d&cwSm*
ssgp A B. CLARKE, Market Place.
franklin street. has constantly on hand variety of
FARMING lMPLENENTs,
GAEBENING INPLEMENTs,
bUuIIya IMPLEMENTS,
SH0E-NAKIAG IMFLEMKNTs,
FI,WAa IMPLEMENTS,
HcUsEHoLp UTENSILS,
COOKING UTENSILS
Aud many other utensils for sale at moderate
pi,cs nh 2g-l2t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
L NnNTAGTE

sGs@ In oBEDIEEcg to the wishes of a
number OF my personal friends, announce myself
a eaud date for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE
Respectfully, WM DEAN.
NH 2i--tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

AT the request of many friends, ] an
nOunce myself a candidate for the sUPERIN.
TEN NDENT OF Thk GAS WORKS.
NH lS--,itd+ d. HAGERTY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

Ias~ DupLEY Il Co, Importers and
Whoicsalc Dealers in ChoicE WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, oii WuIrKEYs aud CIGARS. Nc. p Main
tr.o' fs
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EECoMM1ssInNnR or rma RRvnnny

Das~ AM A CANDIDATE FoR rHB Or
sIcE or COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fbr
Monroe Ward.
inh i7--tde$ JN0 NJ MURRAY
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CAPTAIN OF WIGHT WArcU

To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND -
After due reflection. and teng called upon so often
by my friends, have come to the concinsioa to run
fJr the office Of CAPTAIN OF TIE NIGHT
" ATCH, and respectfully solicit the votes of my
friends o each ward-promsing.i il elected to serve
most faithfully. J Il BLiNRESSH1P.
NH 22-t,le*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

sey l AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court.
mn 2S-lms JN0 HARRIGON.i -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

FIRE IN New YoRK On Tuesday night, the build
ings. Nos. 1l9 Pearl, and ~ Beaver streets, New
York. were damaged by fre to the extent of Some
Sl5 coo. 1t originated in tho cellar of the Pearl
street building occupied by p. Giraud Co, i1uor
importers, whose loss amounted TO about $1,000
Eight military companies embracing as many
hundred men, have expressed their Willingness to
serve volunteers from Cincinnati, Ohio, in the
war with Utah.
a Methodist minister from Virginia, who on
his vay'to Council Bluffs, was swipdled at Clncin-
natl out Of 1888 by the ''petent safe game"
A careful estimate of the persons Of Indian
blood, indicates that they Now number 5000 600 in
all North America.
Over one hundred converts to the Methodist
Church were made in the recent revival at Perry
vile, K-.
DEATH OF AN Old CIrIzEN-Mr. Edward l. Nc
Laughlir. one of the oldest and most esteemed cit
zens of Rockbridsc comfy, died on the oath Of
March.
The steamer Atlanta, recently ashore near Cape
IIatteras, has been soften of, and gone to New
York.
Operations have been commenced on the Rip
Raps, and in few days full force OF men will >
st work.
female named Price died suddenly in York,
Pa, on Monday, from disease OF the heart aud
nervous excitement.
dcotEc tfoNoits 5oubS VII HEiuiab, WAS pdtsiuK
through Water street, Norfolk. on Monday night
when he was suddenly garroted and robbed of SO
by three men, two oi whom were arrested
The execution of orsini and Pierri at Paris crea-
ted great sensation among the Preach, German
aud Italian refugees in New York city They say
it will certainly preciritate revolution in En-
rope.
Hon. Hon. Jefferson Davis Is stiii confined TO bis
house in Washington by painful indisposition,
The Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company Of
Washington, have resolved TO close their truck
house. and will not proceed 10 any iire until peace
and good order are restored 10 the city.
one establishment in New York, with the aid of
500 workmen, turns out daily ! eco hoeped skirts
for the laies.
The reported suicide Of White Waldon. at Pitts.
imrg. 1. disheiieved. Mayor Weaver thinks the
whole thing rinse to get away from bis second
wife.
They are holding policemen's prayer meetings
In New York Some of the "stars" want convert
ing very badly, If We are 70 believe all we read IN
the papers about them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

ska- To THE VoTERs or HsNRIco CoUx-
fY-i respectfully announce myself Candidate fr
he office OF Clerk OF heniic County Court ct ths
lection in May next. TkMPLE kLLETT.
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

H0p CLERKsHIP or TIE CIRcUIr CoURr
~ HKsRfoo AT the request Of many Of my friends,
announce myself candidate for the eff1ce u
CLERK OF Tax CIRCUIT COURT OF HENkIC0.
NH 6-dtdes JOHNSON EANDe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

To rHE vcTnHs oY lsr DisrHIer ~
HsvrIco Corssr AT the solicitation ~ Ranr
BIZ OF the ist District. and rssrsctfuiiT N1k4
yaur sunrasao should II ~ your rleeaqff g siscs
me Il premiss TO disrAargs tnsduties u - eDse ~
mh I7-fds RH2 a pOa09M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

D6 To TaE VorsRs OF rHs CIrr OF
RicHsosp.- Fellow eitizsns; R. caodidats r
pleased to receive y.ur votes at ths spMuechtnG
charter elections. j III 0AkY.
. NH 2i-fdeF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

sea- To THE VOTERS or THE ClTY a
RIcHaoSp.-I am q andidate for the oice Of CLnRK
oP The CIhCulfC COURT of the City Of RichmonA,
and respectfully solicit your support.
NH lg-ts e JAMES kLLETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

FIRE At LogG BRANCH, N. 1.-The Half Way
House, at Long Branch, N. j.. was destroyed by
fire last Monday evening, with the adjacent cut
buildings. The property was owned by j. Ailaire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

-. NorIcE. by the solicitation. sf
my numerous friends aud fellow-citisens daQ1prs
my self candidate tor the Office OF GkAIN MIA
suRkk Should il be 20 pleasure 20 elect -.
formed.
NH lJ-Im< b. f.LIp1C0Mn. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

Hon CONSTABLE Il respectfully an
BOupce myself caGdiiat, for reelection to the
offics q HIGH CONSTABLE.
NH lS--tde e. BUTLER!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

HARD AT IT.---The contractors are
steadily at work on the Mechanics Institute Halt
aud will probably have it completed early in the
approaching summer. Most Of the wood work has
been framed ready for use and the brick layers
promise TO lose no time in rnnning up the walls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

ACcIDEN "A negro man named
Charles, slave TO MIR. homas T. Giles. fell from
the rear second story window of the Exchange
Bank, while opening the shutters and striking on
his head and shoulders on the brick pavement be
low, was 30 seriously injured that his life is be-
ieved to be in danger. He was at once taken TO
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%S5 p a os tdane snsis OF
George Crutehfsld. James s. Scot.
James ID Browne. George smith,
Thomas Eppes
The above are we'll tried aud faithful men.
NH 30-tde VOTER.
n4yTHE yoTERs OF MONROE WARD will bear in
mind that the following gentlemen are candidates
} W Beveridse X " Morris
W C Allen Wellington Goddin
Come rally to the polls the day Of election and
vote fos the men that will study Ihe citizem.s in
IeTest YOUNG AN EhlCA.
LIh 50-3t*
gg-MoNRor WARD CITIZENS TICKET. The follow
ing gentlemen OF experience and tiled ability. hav
ing ably and faithfully served the people at Monroe
Ward for several years ia the City Council. will
agaia serve if elected therefore, they will again
receive the cordial support from the voters Of all
81 tions Of Monroe Ward at the charter elections on
Wednesday, the 7th day of April next:
FOR CruS1ILMEN. FOR ALDERMEN.
- ID Denooa John l. Tate
d J sauralars james Bray
& Dimmock " T. Llpsconb
w G Allen PHI Stark
l. w Gi. zebTQ0k. j W beyerldge.
NH 30-tde
MONROE WARD.
COUNCIL. HCsTIsGs COURT.
David Saunders, James BIayy
Geo Crutchheld, Charles Q Eilett.
James A scott Thomas SaInpscn,
ia ia snPpri narri.s. JW B Beyerbise
The above Ticket will rpcfiye the support of many
voters OF MONROE WARD. nh I-tde+
The CoUsCIL-PEoPLE's TioKEr.-
MONROE WARP.
The blowing gentlemen who have proved them
selves to be equally the friends to all the varied in
tpress of The Ward will be again fully supported
By many voters of Monroe Ward:
i wm W SisIFpr0'N' nilcn' D ppiS' penoon''
David Saunders. NH 25-tde"
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Ar THE REoUEsr OF MANY FR1ES

AT THE REQUEST OF MANY FRIENDS, /
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office OF
CITY ASSESSOR, and promise faithful perform.
ance OF the duties OF said office being we'll acQuaint-
my fellow-ciiizcus.
NH 2j-tdex GEO HOLMES
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COUNTY or HRNRIC0.
CLERK or COUNTY COURT.

R0~ To THE VoTERs OF HEEBIoo Cow
ri respectfully announce myself Q candidate
Tor re-el-ction to the office Of CLERK OF HENRI
GO COUNTY COURT. st the election in May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM F0LkHe, 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
JusT CoMpLAIxr.-Traders in the mar

JUST COMPLAIN, in The mar
kets complain that ordinances effectiDg them are
passed by the City Council, but never published
and that they never know the laws until called
upon to answer for violations All ordinances,
when ssed,ought to he published in
OF the city papers, that the people might know
and observe their provisions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
SPECIAL MOTTO 6s,
H. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
EFTrLNS 10 THG INSURED RN ANNUAL D.
i''- NipENDS
THIRTY FIVE PER CENT

az TUE tHkNlUAS PAID.
Those uhc pay CASH. receive their tiiV,deHts IN
rkSu yhose w ho eNc ua,eH arc Credited on Their
- uith the THIRTY FIVE PER CENT. DIV
fpFNn
. .tsh S'ts a
,,,st.y ,,..ax hy ,+,,,th - l.s0t S44 s.
,,.v,e.l lan IA i~ss ............ s. 1882 -
,,a, a. ap3 have h,eg pai1 to families living ia
Nrst5.ta .,,., 3. >,,,r,,.,
- -, Virginia snare Guliy IN all benefits.
,,;ia, th- Agency, Ne p tearl street.
~ si.-fru KNOWLES 4 WALf0RD.
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nA NoTICE. by the n

RTGRAIS MsAsufEa.--foth the voters
of the city of Richmond: 1 respectfully arpssse,
myself candidate for the above once - -.
NH fs-ffies E0WrN DEWl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

EEfS@G REAr lMPRo EMENT IN
EATRACTIN TEETH-G. W. JONES.
DEN fist, would announce 10 those wishing their
teeth ExFRaCTEB, that lac now has Instruments supe-
nor - any others ever used. The sln plicity aud
perfection of their adaptation ia such To render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, nrpeY
utng b byrJ the toh The first trtdi never breaking
H. maugling the gums, inJuriDg the surrounding
parts
Al other operations Filling, Cleansing, and IL.
sertIHg Tooth equity and thoroughly performed.
UGirt, opposite Cnrinthan Hall, on Nam street.
IA I2-3m
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kIcHMoNp. Jan. u. 1878.
To pa RAHS,
y EFFN,
ono" corner 22d and Main streets.
vrn 1,a. {,.l IN .iufu I nwi

b ~o" to stat o the public, the sucees tui removal
o. Truipr fru the siIe Of ny neck, OF SsrtHtcen
Year. standing, ,iRhng upwards OF SIR p4HtdS
without the us', di knie the loss OF blo,l-and
q winch ] an now volt | MAS examined ~ Or.
Warner, - thr Faculty Of Richmond. twelve years
age and he pronounced 50 chances against me py
cutting it, es also did other eminent physicians
throughout thc rpnntry. Yours, NC,
janis MILLER.
Rssdsuce-perk iHsville. Goochland &C., vs..
N iS-4tims cyit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

Sss GEORGE u. STESL, Dentist, Ofhce
nd residence No. 2sl on ARiu, between stt and 9Th
treets. Richmond Va my 30--ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
n6rTe rsr veTHss OF HsSsrco Ceux-

n5-I hersby announce my elf q Q espdidsfs fQ -
o4foe OF the 20 aNissiONEk or 0FyHhkkYeNVk.
er the lower district at the Nrproeshnf siessSoa
respeetfuiiy solicit ycuF sunraee- o9cttio 20 yof
nleaxTc 10 slsst m, 4 promss 10 dsehaFne De ~
lies OF the ofnce faithfully and PraetuAny. y ne
best my ability. JUha n shAUuV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

rS-To rHs VorsRs or HENRIcs C0gSr
III am osndldsts fsr reeleetion q the eecs q
coaMi ss,ONER OF TIE kEIkNuE Ink iuA
Law Err DISTRICT. JAEks y. oUNh.
NH 72--tdes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

ARM BRoKE.-Thomas Farmer, q lad
about eight years old, running from school, fell
sth street aud fractured one of his DIR.
Snead was called in aud set the fractured limb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

MAYOR.
GAUGER.

D~I AM again candidate fer re-elec-
NH is-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

f@.- DR. JOHN B. WALrHALL, Hom@o-
pithist,l offers his professional ryces TO the cti
*s OF Richmond and It's vicinity. Office at his re
'iaenoe on Leiga Etreet. TWO doors from 9Th.
10 l-i2Ins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

eGy" To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND. Il mcst resnectfully offer my self can
dare FIR reelection ofCAPTAIN uF ThENlGnT
t0LICE. NH 2G--dtde< A. WILLIAMSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
TEsTIMoyIAL.-Wew were shown vester.

day. at the gun store Of Mr.. James Walsh a beau
titni ebony walking cane, wi tn massive gold head
and silver ferule, which was designed a present
to Mr.. Gso. W. GRETTER. member OF the City Coun
Gil from Madison Ward, by the auctioneers and
teamsters, for his advocacy of their interests at
the Council Board. Tie head of the cane has on
it the following inscription: "GeOrge ". Gretter,
Esq, from the auctioneers and teamsters of Rich
mond. Va, 1853" The cane cost S35.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

BoUND OVER Paul Michan was held
to bail for his future good behavior, yesterday for
assaulting aud threatening Jacob Yaiaski in hi,
own house.
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EicHHOSD. July 2ith, 1861.
rsaEn nEAn SLR-It Ia with llllnc Ilea

s~re 10 addition tn inany others | add my testimo-
~ T., the Efficacy of BAkkkS PREMIUM BIZ
TEEs ia Ciyug permanent relief in by seutsry and
~rHuaIrr Complaints With nay chillreu Al-o my
%. having suffered several years from debilitaton
nd rth,r diseases peculiar TO their sex has found
"A restore IN these valuable BttpTs. Hoping they
may yroye successful with othcr- AS with my family
Your oct servant,
j. D THOMAS.
r. Nj X RtKFR. Proprietor. EiChmout Va.
For sale by all the prpmiueut DruQ Ia ia the city
uf 4, Inn ,a6 ard elsewhere in Nir.ipil. Also Of
GABLES ST0TT Co. Washington City, C, and r
II STABLTR 4 60. Baltimore NH S--if f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.
ssAp THE undersigned is candidate
for re-electioo to tn. office of SUPERINTENDE
OF THE CITY GAS WORKS. and respectfully so
lici.s the ties OF his fellow citizens.
NH I9-tde THOs II WYNNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

No PAPERs.-Martha Sampson, a free
negress from Bedford appeared before the Mayor
yesterday, TO answer for remaining in the city
more than sixty days without applying to the
Hastings Court to be registered She gave bail to
answer the charge next Monday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

VIOLATING The SABBATH Charles
Held was fued by the Mayor for selling goods on
Saturday and sunday last, in violation of the laws
of the Stite.
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''A"'' r. J. CARTIER.

EnB" To MY FELLow-CiTIxEHs or ZEE
COUNTY OF UgNRlco.-I am candidate for the BHB-
AIFFALTY of the County Of uenrico, and respect
fully solicit your suTages at the ensuing election In
May next b. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond nth Dec. 1857. NH s-dlms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

REvIvALs.--A religious revival is now
progressing at Leigh Street Baptist Church, under
the preaching Of Rev Mr.. Willis and other divines.
At Wesley Chapel, Rev. Mr.. Pearson, a revival Is
also progressing.
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A Cry GAuaER To

GACGER.
Hs6- CRY GAUGER TO THE Worms
or RIcHMoyD-Fe Citizens I'll am a candidate
Tor the Office Of CITY GA AUfER and salibe pleased
10 receive your votes In April next
NH I3-atdss SAMPSON JONES
10F CRY GaUGxR-To THE VorgRs
or RICHMOND Grateful yoar Kindness heretofore
L respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of CITY aAUGER.
NH Zz-tties RICHARD FOX.
CITY COLLECTOR.
B AM a candidate for re election to
the Office of CITY COLLECTOR
NH it'd JULIUS A. H0BSoN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

n0r FRLLow-CIFIsEun--I em . eend.
date Tor the ofses u o0NefADLn = ~ sR -
8 lss IN the coenty e hsnf:se: ~ ~ IL ~
DROF. WOODS HAIR KxD1O1& ~.
:. =: ss.'. NJ Z Il "a w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

nRL. SHERiEFALrY OF HKsRIco. III am
candidate for reelection 10 tie Office Of SHERIFF
CT Henrico. JN0 A. HUTCHhbON.
de i9--dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGxR.--This
excellent periodical for April, is now before us.
laden with intellectual fruits, 50 temptingly invi-
ting that we wonder every Southern man is not
subscriber to it. Among its contents will be found
'fhG Letters of Mozis Albums to Billy Twins" the
perusal of which is fully worth the price of sub
scription.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

The GREAT DANsEUsa-Ml lie Christine
Ludlun-of world wide reputation, is soonto MAKE
her appearance on the boards of the Richmond
theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

ron 1Hg CfTY or RicHKoND.
GRAIN MEASURER. ~

= To THE yoTERs OF TRE CITY or RIcu-
moss-I am . acandidste for reelection toths once
Of CITY GRAIN sMrsAsu Ek, and rsspectfaIiY -
iicit Jour votes at the ensuing charter electiyp.
NH z3-dtdes JAMES b 0IBD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

SERMoN N-Rev. David S. poggett
preached an able and Instructive sermon last
Wednesday night, to crowded audience at Wesley
Chapel. -.-
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ARRIVAL OF BARON BRUSow.

His Excellency Baron Brunow who left England
on the declaration Of war iu 1854 having been ap.
pointed Embassador at London, arrived at Dover
from the Continent, aud will reach the embassay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

FIRST Street is being continued to Or
egon Hill, and when completed, will give the peo
pie of that section of the city, thoroughidre to
the markets and to business, without having TO
pass into the county of lIenrico.
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a1y GRAIg MgAsuaER.-To !

TIERS or THs CIR or RIeHMosp.-I respectfully an
nounce my self Candidate for the above Oh.
NH 25--tdss affss WILLIAM WA1Inf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
8 aad4 o'clock vester-

-, -, Ytst6f-
uay morning an Old shed near the corner Of 9th
and canal streets, was set on fire. and TIA er,ns
soon communicated 10 a large pile .of pine wood
IN Mr.. c. l., WalthalPs wood yard. which was com.
pietely enveloped in flames in a short time. but
lhe hremen succeeded in extinguishhg il after
long and arduous fight. Loss about $500 Cnvcr
ed by insurance in the Richmond Fire Associa
ton.
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DRESSING FOR TIVE scAFroLD.

When the convlcts entered the chanlbre de la tOi-
feffc. they we're placed at different extremites of
IT, W ith their backs turaed to each other There
we're two assistant texecutioneers-onefro from Rouen,
the other from Caen-besides him OF Paris. These
lost no time in preparing the convicts for the scat
fpld. During the dreadful operation Oisini re-
n,ained calm: and, though he was not so loud or
contrad ctory as during his trial. Pierri sas some
what excited. The straight waistcoat interfeTred
with his gesticulations, but he hardly ceased talk.
II q for a moment When the executioner was pin
l. ning him, he asked that the fastepings should
not be drawn too tight, as he had no Intention Of
escaping. he cold touch OF the steel on bis neck
when the scissors cut off his hair, as not to In
terfere with the guiiotine, for an instant appeared
10 thrill through him; tut be recovered himself
when be found that his beard was left untouched
IIe thanked the execuiioner for letting him die
With his face as became man When the hood,
to which the veil which covers the feature Of the
parriclde is suspended, put over his head, he
l. said to have laughed, and attempted joke about
the figure he must cut.
At this moment he tnrned his head and perceiy-
ed Orsini: he sulated him gsily, aud asked how be
WAS getting on. lie was Interrupted by 0rsin,
who Was himself undergoing the same operation
ilh the same sung fl oil ~ II he were nnier the
hands OF a valet dressing fer q party, with the
words, "Be calm, be calm my friend Pierris
tongue ran on. however. The assistant proceeded
TO strip h Of his shoes, tor pursuance Of the sen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

FIRE IN New YoRK On Tuesday night, the build.
ings Nos. 1l9 Pearl. and ~ Beaver streets New
York. we're damaged 10y fre to the extent of some
$1,000. 1t originated in tho cellar of the Pearl
street building occupied by ?. Giraud Co, liquor
importers whose loss amounted TO about $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02

THE TRIAL OF PABKEs, THE ENGINEER.
The Times says that telegram from Naples. an
nouncing that in consequence of the note dsliver-
ed by the British Government, net only had Watt
the engineer, whose mind had become affected
been liberated but that the King had given orders
that the trial of Parkes should proceed with all
possible Dispatch in order that he might be set at
liberty and enabled to return TO England with his
fellow prisoner