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The Depot ia at ia Market street st Louis Mis
sonri, and 3l2 Broadway. New York.
-, gH-i II Is also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. mn l2-d&cw3m"
ESa. A. B. CLARKE, Market Place.
Franklin street. has constantly hand a variety of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS,
BUILDING IMPLEMENTS.
SHoE-MAKIhG IMPLEMENTS,
FISHING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS,
COOKING UTENSILS,
And many other utensils fer sale at moderate
prices. NH 29-l2t*
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Nor PROVED. Thacker, charg-
ed with beating James Lowry, q boy. was arraign,
ed before the Mayor yesterday, bat proved his In
noeence, and was acquitted.
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R67. 10 rHR YomRa nr rHr CrrY

I6- To THE VorsRs or THE Crrr ~
RIoHMoSp.-I am candidate for the once ef OQn-
MISSIONER OF THE RKvENUR, for re "a b.
trict. monroe Ward) 4,
The election viii take place on the nth NAY nsxs.
ana as am now engaged In the dischaxge of Ne
duties Of the Office, the Assistant OF Mr. Hund1sy,
{who declines a reelecton.) hope you win Aysuss
ue If do not call ON you all I'm person.
am now, and have been for nearly six years rs-
sident Of the city. .srs - - $3.50.
Your votes are respectfully solicited. -
eT-ts JESsK II. KunBnu.
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CRY SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
Such arrangements are in progress as will, we
think, make this attractive an interesting occa
sion. select band of children from each school
is to de the juvenile part of the singing. The
pieces selected, the speeches. &c, will be of snch
character as to give pleasing variety to the ex
ercises. The Convention takes place the Task
week in April.
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say- HARTsHoRsE's HEaLrH-REsroR

GR OR SARsAPARILLA CoRpIAL.-The Life.Qf the FEST
IS in The HOOd-PREPARED BY A CHEalsT-The best
Restorer of Health, AMI the best Blood Purifying
Compound in tho World! 1t does not contain par
ticle of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
race; il invigorates the whole constitutions
all pimpIes ard eruptons from the skim gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and il parti-
cuarly adapted TO the weakening complaints of the
sex.
Ii IL a perfect cordial in taste. and acts like a
charm upon the feelings, spirits and energies of the
weak and debilitated from aRy cause.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 30 cents.
sold by'ali Druggists in hichmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. NH 3l-d&cw3m
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Ts MY FsLIow Crrrzsxs q, rrr q,

D@ To THE VoTERs OF rlla CrfY ~
MISSIONER or THE REvRNUk hr noarus
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support q NJ
ellowcitizens. Should IL Be your pleasure - e1sok
faithful discharge Of my duties that your sonnde.es
has not been misplaced. 7's -
nah 2-tde MILLS B. GOODWIN
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CoNMENDABLE.-We understand that
the managers have invited the pupils of the Male
and Female Orphan Asylums to visit the Theatre
this afternoon to see tho beautiful spectacle OF
Aladdin. 1t is gratifying to record thi, instance
OF kindness to the children whose msfortuncs have
dobsrred them from much Of the pleasure Incl
dent to the sunny side of life. They will enjoy
their visit, and always revert to- 10 with sensations
of fplsasurc
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PKRtuRY Y-Mannnl siarrn thn !,

Perjury Sierra, the ship
wrecked spaniard, who charged three person,
with gagging and robbing him of $1,000, few
weeks since, was examined before the Mayor YES.
.erdas, or the charge of perjury, and held to Sail
o eus"er an Indictment By the next Grand Jury.
sierra sticks to 1t that he lost his money and that
inc 1ne vessel on which he wa, engaged did sinh ia
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s,Sv. tn raR Vorrrs oy

ny. To THE VorERs OF THE CouHrY sY
HESRIoo.-I am 9 capdtdate fn the once q CON
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Up
per District of the county. and respectfully solicit
SIoh %b fs.es ssWits d may next ooRBrs BURTON.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
kSFe To ruu Vorrpa n,t ruu f!v~v

bG 10 THH VOTERS or THn CIfY -
BIoHhoND-fnLow CTrfzKSs:-I am before you Q
= candidate for reelection to the Office Of UuRk
OF the Circuit Court Of the City OF Kiehmond, n
which you were kind enough 70 place me nsarly
six years since. and the dutiss Of which have .
the best of my ability. endeavoreo to psr FORM
NH i7@dtd ~ A RusTACE RoBIHsoN.
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ES lam A CANDIDATE FOR THE Or
rcs OF COMMISSIONER OF TIE KEvKNCn pr
the Upper District a tho county Of Henrfco, at the
ensuing spribg election.
NH I3--tde DANIEL 8AkDNxk.
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GaS~ CLERKsHIP OF THE CIRouIr CouRr
~ HENRIco- AT the request Of many Of my frienls,
announce myself q candidate for the ce1oe Il
NH S-dtdeS JOHNSON SANDS.
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1B~To THE VoTERs ~ HHNRIco Coux-
rr-I am candidate for reelection 10 tho 0f3ce ef
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE REVENUE FOR THk
LOW ER DISTRICT. JAMES n. 6HhH.
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NAPKINE.-Received lot of Napkins.
which We offer ut rs cents per dozen, bargain,
JOHNSON 4 HAkWO0U,
ap5 Mott Main street.
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DIscHARGED.-John p. Shannon. chsrg-
ed with threatening the life Of Edward Fordham
appeared before the Mayor yesterday, but the com
piainant falling 10 answer when caiiedthe warrant
was dismissed.
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l6y~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, fine BRAN
DIES, o,d WtlIsKEYs and CIGARS. No. q Main
tTpt
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w-GEoHax B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
snd residence, No. 2s on Main between stt and etb
streets. Richmond Va. my 3-ly
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ap l-2w

HS- JUST RECEIyED-0ur stock of Prinres
and Dress Trimmings, Ribbons Flowers. RucEes
&C &C. Also, full line Of Collars In Shetland
WoJl Our Goods are new and desirable, I'D selling
At low prices. LADIES BAZAAR
az 5--lw 206 Broad street
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RICHMOND. Jan, II, 1853.
. Uhl HtNN.
Orico corner ed end Main streets.
HM DEAN Sra. | feel IL q duty 7 owe

u yor, To state 10 the public the inl removal
OF Inmor from the side of my neck. Of serenfeen
years standing, Weighing upwards Of sf1 p3FadS,
without the Use Of a knife or the loss OF bood-and
n which ] am we'll. | was examined by DR..
Warner; Of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
sg9 and he pronounced 90 chances against me py
cutting II, as also did other eminent physc iaDa
JAMES MILLER.
Resiience-Perknsville, Goochland CO.. 70.
"a is--tsms cwu
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Ray To THE VoTERs OF THE CIrY or
RIcHMoSD.-I am a candidate for tho ofioe q CLHRK
OF THE UIkcUIT COURT of the City Of RichmoaA,
and respectfully solicit your support. :
NH I9-ts JAMkS ELLHTT
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.

Day To THE VoTRRs OF HxSHIco Cow
rr.-I respectfully announce myself eAndtda1p
Tor re election to the office Of CLERK OF HkNhI-
GO COUNTY COURT. ut the election In May uext.
mh 1-ts WILLIAM fOLKHD,
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e&- To THE yorHRs or Hnxnlc,

49, 10 IHE IFOIHhb VI ahHkkCV
CoUsTY.-I hereby announce myself candidate fQ
for the upper District at the approachng election,
and respectfully solicit your sufragss. 6hoald ft
the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune tuaily.
nah 27--dtdes JAMES ID. VAUaHAN
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
LIST JAN, 1855, ST. 400, 1866 2J.

NEW YORK LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, LIST JAM, 1855. 81 ,402, 1866 2J.
The Trustees have declared a dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been in
iorce twelve months prior TO January lst 1855 and
'lX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
ydends that have not been paid. Those holding
the will please call and collect the ibte-
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Life
Insurance. will please call on the Agent, a3 Main
street, or for reference apply to either member OF
the Local Board-all of whom are insured in this
Company
GEo. WYTHE MUsFoRD, President.
Directors:
Thos P August, EsQ, Jas Thomas, JF. Esq.,
Roger A Pryor. Esq, Rev Ghas Read,
Thes III Ellis, ESQ, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM Paine, Esq
Medical Board:
Ro Coleman, NJ ID, Workman, NJ d,
Jas Ii Conway, VI d.
CHAS y. NORTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lots 1913 Main street.
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!. ,. CARTxa.


COUNTY OF HxERIoo.-I am q candidate for the DHE-
RIFFALTY Of the County Of Hsnrico, and respecA
fully solicit your suragss at the spsuing elsc0n n
May next. 3, MICH. DAVI0.
Richmond 18th Dec 1857 nh e-dIIS
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FIGHTINc.-Wm. F. Amos and James
P. Amos, charged with being engaged In a fight
when called, aud the Mayer thereupon forfeited
their bail bonds. warrant win be Issued FOR
their re-arreet,
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esA- To THE VoTERs or HsHRIco CouH-
VI respectfully announce myself aOendidAts fbr
he office Of Clerk Of Henrico County Court e the
lection in May next. TEMPLE nLLnTT.
"a l3-fda - e. ..s -. =
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r6rFrLLow-CrrIzsss or THE

OF HEyRIoo-I am q candidate for the ofics Of CON-
MISSIONER or The REVENUE for the Uppsr
NH 25--tdo GEO w EARIkR.
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Hea- SHERIrrALrY OF HaHRIoo.--I en-
q candidate for reelection TO the ofioe n eHGRIYY
OF Henrico. JNO. A. HUTVHn6ON.
de lQ-dtda u. -. -.
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p@ AN q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court. ...
NH 26-lms JNO HARRI6OH,
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To THx VoreRs OF 1sf DIsrRIcT or
HySRIco CousTy.-At rts solicitation ef many
frlepas. announce myself Candidate for SVNsdA1.
yonr srfrages. Should IL be Jour pleespfs g esct
pe 1 rrciss te discharge the duties Of the Cuce 10
the best of my ability.
NH lf--tde John DO0akET.
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/, THB ATTACK UpoN SECRETARY THonpsoS.--The
Washington Star gives the following account OF
an occurrence noticed yesterday Ia the telegraph
ic report:
This forenoon, at about 10 o'clock, Mr.. Peter
BesaDcon, jr., Of Louisiana, late u clerk in the
Pension Office, called on the Secretary of the In-
terror in the Department., and in answer to his in
quiries, was inforped by that functionary, as the
reason why he was dropped last year, that he was
not reported among the most efficient clerks
when, under the law, it became necessary to re-
duce the clerical force OF the Pension bureau. Be-
sancon then told the Secretary that whoever re-
ported him to be inefficient was q damned liar
and the Secretary told him he could have no fur
ther conversation with him on the subject, as it
vas noe proper that he should listen to sneh abuse
of the officers of bis department. Turning 70 leave
him, Besancon followed him, (Secretafy Thomps0n}
exolamng, II demand to know who was your in-
formant?" when Secretary Thompson again de-
clined to converse with him on the subject Be-
saacon then instantly struck him blow behind the
ear, as he, (Secretary Thompson) ives walking
away. -srts
The Secretary, turning instantly, discovered
Desancos in the act of drawing q revolver, and
seizng him so as to pinon his arms to his side,
threw him to the floor with such force to dislo
cate his (Besancon's) shoulder, and 1--WE believe)
break his arm also; tho Secretary falling heavily
on him. and preventing him from cooking his re
volver by sciYing his hand and holding it. The
bystanders had time to interfere and wrench tho
weapon from Besencons q hand; wherenpon Secre-
tary Thompson released him, and ne taken
up and placed In an adjoining room for safe keep
ing, by those who had rushed TO the scene Of the
occurrence.
Secretary Thompson has made out order for
his admission TO the Washington Inf1rmary for
surgical treatment.
1t seems to rs that the attempt on hi. life must
have been the result of the arrangement Of Be
sancon, whose miHd has for some time past been
somewhat unsettled, through his domestic diticui.
Ties.
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sR-FnssH LREcHEs.-I have just re-
ocivod, by Adams Express, frcsh lot of Swedish
LEECfIES. which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P H-Crppins and Leecbiug promptly attended
10 Can be fond at all hours OF the day. at the Hair
Dressing Room unier the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts K. G. H0BS0N
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- On. JonN b WA1rHAL1 fHomno.

nshist Offers his professional services 10 the cit
20 OF Richmond and its Vicinity once al his re-
s'aenee on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
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AasoN.-Dinah and Mary, two servant
women. in the employ of Mr. Edward Mcconnell,
tried before the County Court Of IIenrico, on
the charge Of attempting to burn MIR. McConnell's
house, and acquitted.
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Ray KITCHEN RAsGEs receiving of the
most approved style-three sizes. Also, for sale
one second hand RANGE. but little used suitable
Tor an Eating House or small Hotel Inquire OF
# GEORGE STARRkTT
ap l-2w t}oyernor stresst
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rSs- BnAoo's GREAT IMPROVEMENT

n6y- BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMRHT.-
THE ARCTIC LINIAIENT
DRFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that it is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of
RuEUMhtJSM PARALYSIs,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
EPKAIN9, BRUISES,
RTIFF JOINTS. OLD SORES,
HURNs WARTS,
SCALDa, MOuLDs,
TUMORs. C0RNS
For HORSES and MULES externally, nothing ex'
ceeds the ARCTIC LlNlMKNT, 81.
In curing
spRAINs. SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS, RI
THRUsH RINGB0NE,
any soreS : Swelling, or Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle.
Price IS IT'S, 30 cents and 81. for small. medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For sale By all Druggists.
PUYCELL LADD CO.,
10 13-ts Wholesale Agents.
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J.MEs RIVER AND KAYAwHA COMPANY.

The proceedings of the meeting Of the stockhold.
ara Of the James River and Kawha Company, held
last Thursday night, are unayoidably crowded ou'
until Monday.
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HoREIBLE-We harn, says the Central (ita.)
Enqt,irer. 1st inst, that on Saturday last, man
by the name Of Asa Edwards and his daughter
were killed in this county, nenr the line OF shelby
The circumstances, rs far as we can learn, were as
follows: Ii seems that the Sherifof Shelby conn
20 execute II, but be, (Edwards) resisted, and the
Sheriff then summoned posse to assist him. end
went 20 tho honse Of Edwards and demanded bis
surrender, which he indignantly refused, vhere
npon the sheriff ordered his posse or some one OF
them, to shoot him, and man by the name Of
PAGER fired rpon him with rife, the ball taking
effect first In the nexor muscle Of his danghtsr's
arm-who was entreatisg her father to surrender,
thence through the body of Edwards, eausfns
almost instantdeath Of the father and daughter.
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A Family Burnt TO Death.

A correspondent of the New York Times riyas
the following account of an appalling calamity
which has been briefly noticed heretofore:
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Monday, April s, 1s5S.-A
farmer named Daniel Comstock has been living
with his four little daughters, Mary. Maria Colo
ma and Cora, alone in his house, which is located
fourteen or fifteen miles from here, on what is
known as the Philadelphia road. His wife has
been absent some two months, in Auburn, under
medical treatment Last Sunday night, about 0
O'Clock, it was, discovered that the residence of
Mr.. Comstock was in flames, aud before assistance
could be rendered, it was burned to the ground
together with its FIVE inmates. 1t would seem
from the position OF affairs found them to-day
on the ground, that Dir. c. and his four daughters
tine Oldest OF whom was only ten years. were all
asleep together in one bed room, in q corner of the
house.
The first indication they had of the fire was,
probably, not until the building was full OF flames
tor it is apparent the fire "took" from a keg of
ashes in the wood-house, which is some distance
from the bedroom, in question, aud in burning its
way to the bedroom, it must have enveloped eve
rything in flames. Rushing in the darkness forth
from the bedroom, the frantic children flew in diff,
ferent directions, blinded by the smoke aud flames
while the unnatural father, who loved his money
more than his offspring, up stairs, TO get his
oox of valusbles, while he might have easily open
ed the bedroom window ut the outset, and placed
himself and children beyond danger-for the bed
room was on the ground-fioor. But, alas for hui
man frailty Ibis miserly habits ruled, aud his
biackt n bones and ashes found after the fire
lying across his box in the cellar, where he had
fallen.
As if this affair were not sufficiently shocking In
itself, We are compelled to turn to the poor WIFE
who, away in Auburn, 10 contemplating the happi-
of her little ones, and the prospect of speedy
reunion with them. Before left that vicinity, to
return to Watertown, to night, letter was placed
in my hands. which had just been received from
the poor woman, addressed to her husband, and
dated at Auburn, last Friday. l extract for you
those portions:
my DEAR 0SRs AT HoNE:-You will all be 50 r
prised, aud trust, like nae, you will be joyfully
surprised, when toll you that sm coming home
next week. / should have started this
morning, if had had an answer TO the letter that
sent on Tuesday last feel as If cannot pos
sibiy wait till ii comes. = am not ST ropg
enough to endure much, though am gaining. l
am very much excited with the prospect of going
home: hope l shall get calm before start.
think see you all looking very happy, my dear
children, when pa reads this TO you. Be good
children, and hope before another Friday nosp
to be with you. Your affectionate mother,
"A. NJ. CO.
Alas! alas! for this poor woman, when she
learns the fate of her dear children, - and real,
ICES that after all she is alone IN the world =
May God pity and strengthen her! f2
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PICK PoCKET.-Charles Cornell, in
dicted by the grand jury for picking Mr.. Jesse 7.
BowIes' pocket OF $50 worth of papers, the
10Th of October last was arraisned in the Cifcuit
Court yesterday for trial and plead not guilty
lie was defended by Samuel T. Bayly, Esq. The
jury found him guilty and ascertained his punish
ment at FIVE years in the penitentiary. Imme
diately after the verdict was rendered, motion
was made to set it aside.
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HE~ To TIE worms OF rng FOURTH
DISTRICT or HEyRIco CotSIY.-At the solicitation OF
many friends, | announce myself Candidate Dr
CONSTABLE Of 4th District, and most respectfully
solicit yonr votes on the 2Tth day Of May next ~
spe-iws WIN DUNAWAf.
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SPECIAL NorIoR.
SELLING OFF gEInw COST

Ies undersigned respectfully announce TO the
public that they have concluded 20 close their h. ~
ness. ana VIII now offer their entire stock of
READE-AADR CLOTHING,
~ y per cent less than the original cost. Country
Merchants will do we'll 10 call upon ma and examns
cur stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, a very neatly made up assortment of Chill.
arens and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO HEXTER & BRO.
No % Main street
ap I-lms One door below iith street
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VIRGINIA BIBLE SooiErY-C CORRECTION.
In publishing the names Of the ofcer. NJ IN. W..
GINA Bible Society, io yesterday = Disratcb. the
names of the Recording Secretary and Treasurer
were misfrinted. WV. r. TarIos is RecordInr Sc.
cretery, and SAMUEL M. PRrcE Treasurer
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SERIOUS AccIDEYr.-On Thursday af

tsrnoon last negro man named Nelson, the
property of Mrs. Warning, of King William, met
with painful accident at Mr.. VIM. p. Crutchfields
wood yard, on Sth street. at the head of the BASIN
Nelson was employed by Mr.. Crutchfied as a cart
man to haul wood to his customers. He had
backed up his cart to large pile of wood, and en-
gagged in loading, when the entire pile toppled
over, catching the man, the cart and enc of the
mules, and injurug them all badly. Nelson had
his right thigh crushed and his body was severely
injured lie was taken at once to the Medical
College, where he 10 now under treatment One of
the mules valued at $500, had one of bis legs bro
ken, and the cart was mashed into pieces.
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~ FBLhow-CIrIzxxs--I am oandi-
dats for the Office Of CONSTABLE In the ith Dis
trct In the Copaty Of Hearfco. snd Respectfully -
NH 9-tfe WM. l. DABNkf-
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SPECIAL NorTcEs.
ns. sPECTAT, NOTICE ..,.,,,.


EN~ DIR. GIBSON has removed TO Franklin
street. one door west Of Ssh street. ane-daw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

by AM CANDIDATE FOE rMu Or
F!cs OF COMMISSIONER or THE RxvHNUn fer
Monroe Ward.
NH l7-tdes JCD II MURRAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

DIR. NJ, A. Franklin, an eminent and useful citi-
zen Of Macon, Ga, died last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

RAILWAY Rror.-The lahorers on the Grand
Trunk Railway works at st. Marys Corner, CIV,
place on the Tth inst, number of them were In
jured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

~ SPECIAL NOTICE. Particular attention of
house-keerers ana the public is esptctfnlIv re.
qnssted 10 Col Warren's stock of House keeriug
ana Fancy Articles at bis store TO be sold AZ aue
tion commencing This Morning at 10 o'clock. ana
10 be continued this afternoon at TX o'clock
apP-H COOK a co, Ancts