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SHOCKING AcCIDENr.--A little boy, only years
old, OF John Wood, residing in Philadelphia,
was run over by train of loaded the
North Pennsylvania Railroad, near his fathers
house, on Saturday last and shockingly mutia-
ted. Both his legs were cut of, and yet, with
marvellous tenacIty.lie endured for several hours
before the little sufferers agonies were ternna-
ted by welcome death. The poor little fellow
WAS taken to the hospital at once where even the
surgeons were shocked ut SO fearful mutilation
III living body.
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s6E~ To TIE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF
TOENTY or HENRICO.

RIClMoND.-I NEST respectfully offer myself can
d,date tor reelection of CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT
POLICE. NH 2t-htde% A. WILKINSON.
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aGga To THE VoTgRs OF THE COUNT
ORBIN BURTON

HENRIch-I AM candidate fot the office ot CoM-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Up
per District Of the county, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next. x,, ,,,,pmo,,
nh la-dtd y COkBiN BOhION.
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FROM IlAyASA.-By the arrival of the steamship
CahRT I'd, at New York, We have dates from liaya
to the 30th nit. The United States steamship
Fulton left Havana on the evening of the 29th nit
Business still continued dull, but the price of
gar was maintained. Freights to the UnitoI
States more active.
The burning Of Messrs Little, Brown & CO. store
house ut Cambridge, Mass, on Saturday morning,
10 supposed To have been the work of an HCendiary.
The building contaue,i large amount Of publish
lug matter and law books, all of which were con-
suIned The loss, il is believed. will reach
$50 600 portion Of which is cover ed by insurance
in philadelp phig, and the bolance in Boston and
New Haven.
George Gurney. passenger on board OF the ship
Australia, from Liverpool, arrived at New York
sunday, committed suicide while on the passage
by cutting his throat with a razor. Gurney was
a native of Struve, near Canterbury, Kent, En-
gland.
The Van Buren, Intelligencer announce that
Judge Greenwood declines re nomination to Con-
gress from the first district of Arkansas.
Dr.G W Barber, aged 81, Depeyster, st. Law
renee county, n. Y, became insane ana hung hii'
self in the woods Que night last week.
boy ten years of age, named Cnllen, was in
stautly killed in Albany, ~ Y, on the attn insf,
by a tombstone falling ON his head and crushing
il TO atoms.
The originator and editor OF the Biagsaphic Uni
verselle NJ Ricaud. has just died. aged eighty, al
Yhernes, between Paris and Neuiiy.
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sas- no rnE VorERs or rHE CITY or


RICHa0SD-I ara candidate for the Office Of CLERk
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City of Richmond
NH ig-ts JAMES ELLETT.
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Hm- The undersigned is candidate
for reelection to the Office Of SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE CITY GAS WORKS, and respectfully SO
lici,s the votes OF his fellow citlZsns
nah I9-~tds TitOs ii WINNIE.
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Franklin street has constantly on hand 4 variety O
k4EMiNG iMPLEHESTs.
GARDENING iHPLEMLNTs,
BUILDING IMPLEMENTS,
SHuE-NAEISG IMPLEMENTS,
FISHING iMFLtMEN1s,
Hot sEHOLD UTENSILS,
COOKING UTENSILS,
And many other utensils for sale AT moderate
rt1Ces. NH 24-l2t"
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hereby announce myself candidate for the office Of
CITY ASSESSOR, and promise faithful perform
anee Of the duties of said Office being well acquaiut
'dWith the city / respectfully solicit the votes of
my fellOw-CitiZuns
NH 25--ide* GEO + UOiMES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

Cry CoUNCIL.-The following ticket
will be most cordially supportedhy all classes OF
voters in MONROE WARD for the City Council
George Crutchfeld, James A Scott,
James d Browne. George W Smiih
Thomas Eppes.
TIE above are well tried and faithful men.
nIh 3O-tde VOTER.
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L. j. CARTER.
RsIEa no ~ FELLow-ClTIzENs or TH

~ -CIlIALco cc IbS
COUNTY OF HENRICo.-I am candidate for the SHE
RIRFALrY of the County OF HenrIcO and respect
fully solicit your sufTages az the ensuing election
May next, s, NIGH DAVIS.
Richmond, 18th Dec, 1857. NH g-dIm%
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F-GEoaGE B. Steel, Dentist, Office
adj residence No. 81 on Main. between StE and 9th
street,. Richmond Va my 30-ly
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HIGH CONSTABLE respectfully an.
noIiuce myself as candilat, for rfeIectior 70 a.
office al HIGH CON STABLE " 'iA'
NH l3-tde Y RTTTrpD
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THg UrAa Mans --Tke Posfmastsr General Il
behaved 10 have concluded eontrsct With John
NJ Inel aasy and ofhers for the transportation cf
weekly mali betwesa 80. Josephs. Mo- and salt
Lake City, the service 10 bszia next menth--~nd
new contracts hase been made for sinilar seF-
vice twice month betweeh kAlt Lake erd raTfa-
teen dAys oply cash var insssari ~ ahissy, - -
present.. - sAszs - s4N
pauis, Ferguson. Es4, 90 efdssd ssessGed eiit
zsn u Tippsh county, Miss died On shs y q sas
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IMPORTS or DRY GooDs--Aecording 20 the Jonr-
nal OF Commerce, the imports Of foreign dsy goods
az the port OF New York for the month Of March
are $3,uo9,l lao less than for the sanle period OF
last year, $5l45, ESQ less than .cr March 1850 and
only S600,3 less the very small total received 10
the same period OF 1855. The Withdrawals from
warehouse are twice as large for the same PEE
riod Of either of the previous tso years, while the
entries for warehousng have been very light.
The Journals adds
We look for q larger comparative receipts during Z
the ensuing month, although IL IL hardly probable
that the gain will be a. rapid many seem 10
anticipate The total receipts Of foreign dry goods
for the nius months Of the current fiscal year
SIS coo 5ss against rs as for the same period
OF the preceding year. and x5S.lsA,fi2 for the
nine months ending Apsillst, lSod
FeRnHcaTios ~ CUBA.--The New York EfsssfEg
fta has been informed nom reliable souree that
for some time past the Governments Of spain has
been quietly but effectively engaged In ispEoying
her slefences on the island of cuba, probably Ia
anticipation OF SOME eombinsd effort 20 wrest the
s.eyer faithful island fronl her possession Tho
latest Improvements in the art oi war and military
arms are readily adopted
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New REsERvoIR.-The city, in the
course of a few years viii be compelled to build
new reservoir, in order 10 supply its citizens with
water, and when the time arrives for commencing
the work. it is hoped that some site will bs select
cd snftciently high to supply all parts of Shockos
IIill with abundance of water. In many of the
rrivate residences water cannot be carried TO the
second and third stories, and ia cases Of fire the
engines must always be Tesorted to,
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ssa. SHEBIFFAJTY or HENRIC0.--I Am
candidate for reelection to the Office oT SHERIFF
OF Henrico. JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
de lg-dtde
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l ~ ARrInLR rnR SMnKrns

GkEENIEAFS ANTI-NlRNuUS CIuASS.-The
proprietor ~ tassc C,ara having devoted much time
ari S'H *y "Nlrrim uUuE upon tobacco. has at last
sgsrc tu irutUalE al article iaI superior to any
tLt.c ytJ,.i-se4 Ia the PuhiiC.
Tars a,Fe alr-aiy aren introduced jEto the lar.
cities with entire SuCCVSs. has ing been prO-
d gu,7.1 hy ;hr press io he better article than
.rysu-.sl,s a. the imported ones, which opinion
HH> h'rn vasQhail1S ally endorsed by c0nnuoscurs Of
iHr weed.
The Undersigned having taken the agency for
fAfsg tNa>. would uo5t Tcspe fully invite All who
vaIr.4f-t. AMI VIII br founl upon trial not to in.
r-r taf Hs,ith. iucall aud examine for themselves
}uG >tIe wholesale ,.al retail by
W COREY f Co
Ha &t-lmN NJ l2S Bread street
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BANK OF PENssrLyASA.-The Philadelphia Led

BANK OF PENysYLyASIA.-The Philadelphia Led
ger says:
We understand proceedings have been nsttu-
ted before the Grand Jury OF the Court Of Quarter
Sessions, concerning the management of the late
Bank Of Pennsylvania The Grand Jury have
found true bills, charging Messrs. Thos. Allibone
late Pi resident aud Th0s 4. Newhall, late "A Lirect-
or VI that Institution. with conspiracy, concern
ing the alleged nismanagement of the business OF
the Bank, thereby causing a great loss to stock.
holders and others. Yesterday morning Sir. New
hall came into Court and entered bail in the sum
Ot $4,000, on the charge of conspiracy. Mr.. John
Welsh entered the required surety.
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MONROE WARD
The CoUNcIL-PEopLE's TIcKET.-

MONROE WARE.
The fJllOwug gentlemen who have pruyed them
selves to be equally the friends 10 all the varied in
t-lests Of the Ward, will he again fully supported
by many voters Of Monroe Ward:
COUNCIL. ALDERMEN.
David saunders. John l.. Tate,
Wellington GOddin, JaI Bray,
DeuOaH, j W bpvrridgp
Il GlaZebrook, nc CLpscomO,
VIM & Allen, i IL Starke.
NH 25-tdeE
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CANDIDATES FOR orrIcr
MANln
~ s g, AN again q candidate for re-elec.
'oa on 20 y sie Office of MAYOR OF this citv.
'u' JOSEPH MAyo

c,|2 ~ ~ lin INDEPENDENT VOTERS opTur
,, oE kiChAoND.-scoruiug TO mao the tan
s"sRe ol demagogue take this method of an.
soT MaY0R 0Ryse,i ~ [a;ndidate ;, s perFon ese VIII
solicitation Of any one Nj, views unon Vii tle
iesIst hope freely discuss before my fellow
er,. neiore .l.e daY OF election Mr. MAYO. the
mmashH mmuH hcnmpent, has tied publ. clice so iong
,a. @ ne hagines the oiiice OF Mayor 10 be bis own
rt.tpFhy' t,t Rotation in Office is favorite princi"la
S.tH a tnr AMERICAN people, Some years a,gn wben
nIst offered my self as q candidate far S,,. ~,en
,oio @ You mat on'y wanted the Office few yests
!un AnoE gave hic the office three !. rms and fhen
,"tateo mo out aa act that WAS right nd nr. rar
unoN noN want to be Mayor year or so. and I an,
Htihg 10 he rotated out Of that also Exner,tr, a.
Ituiie my POSITION in person. between this ann tha
dAy ot election, deem it unnecessary 10 sa rnrs
eNscFt that confidently expect the fresnae' os ~
Respectfully. MARTIN N Iipss,ou,
5~~tdpA N AS4t SSOhB.
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neral 0l a COmrude.
SHIpWRECK AND SUFFEaING.-BoDIKs DISCOVERED
The ship Admiral Hut:nan. was lately wrecked on
the Flofi ida coast, about 10 miles from Havana
For the space of nine days the walked up
and down the beach ia the hope OF attracting the
attention Of some passing vessel, and at
length relieved by the steamship Daniel Webster,
which took them al on board. They describe
their sufferings as having been very great. They
were frequently attacked by bears pauthers and
wolves. Twelve of the former they succeeded In
killing, and also three Of the latter. Five other
wrecks were found on the beach, some OF which
were of recent date. The bodies Of nineteen men
aud grave, with a slab at its head bearing the
name of Captain Adams, were also discovered for
~ miles below Stryker's inlet.
ENGLAND AND ANsRIcA-Speaking of the death
of the Collins line the Bristol (Engl Mirror says
The formidable rivals to Cunard's ships have
been fairly driven of the Liverp)o aud New York
line, aud America hiss ackno vie lged the saprema-
cy of England in steam navigation"
Fatal AccIDENf-The bodies Of Moses s. Ross
and his son Lewis Ross were discovered dead under
wagon last Sunday morning at the foot OF an enl-
bankment ia Williamsburg, Long Island. lt ap-
pears that the day preceding they went TO Flush
ing for the purposs Of di5posiug OF SOME silver
cutlery and that. in returning home, they mis-
took the road and tambied oser the embankment
Lec0mpt0n Douglas joucaal, has suspended. The
proprietors say they sunk five hundred dollars IN
three weeks, and they decline to sink any more
for the honor and glory OF the anti Leeomptontes
The largest room in the world is the great TO-
bacco store at the London docks. 1t is said TO
cover six acres, and all under one roof.
Punch saws no woman was ever known to 1--we
AS long as fiftS years--fG'ty being about womans
utimatum, and very few being spared to reach
that extreme point of female longevity.
At Ripley, Ohio, the proprietor Of gambling
saloon was recently converted, and at his request
daily prayer meeting was organized in his
rooms.
John b. Scott, one of the most eminent members
of the bar, and formerly Mayor of Philadelphia,
died Friday evening.
A little child of Dir. Hotehkiss, residing in Cecil
county, Md was barned TO death = few days ago
by It's clothes catching fire while at play
The admirers of the amented Clay In New York
propose celebrating the Anniversary OF his birth
by public dinner on the l2th inst
The Straits Of Mack inaw are free from ice. TIE
saut River is still bridged over with ice, oat Is
giving way fast.
The Liverpool Mercury says the Leviathan VIII
not be III for sea In June.
John 81. Scott, formerly Mayor Of philadeiph'a'
died GA Saturday last.
The new steam corvette Japanese, built II Sew
| York for the Russian goyernment- Teturneu Itoi
a very successful trial trip on Saturday.
s. c. Dunning, one of the oldest business eitl
xens Of Savannah, died on tue I'd inst.
| Governor Neville, Of Miss. and bis sstims-
Ae wife have just been blessed With fweaty hfss
pledge Of eonjugai affection
There were a, deaths in Baltimore last week
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ENGLAND AND AasRIcA-Speaking of the death
Of the Collins line the Bristol (Eng) Mirror says :
The formidabie rivals to CunarTs ships have
been fairly driven off the Liverpool aud New York
line, aud America hgs acknO vie !ged the suprema
cy of England in steam navigation"
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Fatal AccIDENT.-The bodies Of Moses s. Ross
and his son Lewis Ross we're discovered dead under
Il wagon last Sunday morning at the foot of enl-
bankment ia Williamsburg, Long Island It ap-
pears that the day preceding they went to Flush
ing for the purposs of disposiug OF SOME silver
cutlery and that. in returning home, they mis-
taok the roai and tambled over the embankment
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NF The - w I 7 Nd NtsN IF 4"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
RETURNS TO TIlF INSURED BY ANNUAL DI-
VInENDS
TtIlRrt FIVE FER CENT
OF THE PREMIUMS PAID.
Tlase WAo pay CASH, receive their Dividends in
JA&U lhuse who give no,~s credited op their
lsatos witt the ThIhTI FIVE PER CENT. DIV
lNkAn.
Rs}uguoi to Ihe insured in DiVi-
I'liS ... ...s,-..r. l,ttN,ass II
raid ia LOSSES. by Gcgtth......,.... l'7BtstQ Is
Capital J.d ist. IS ~ ,..,,.... 81 1882 q
o,f1 SaT.e} have been paid Ia families living IL,
AirEa3fs
The ty5nra.y tc,us PURIFY MUTUAL those
4tsu.cd ia Virginia sn4gC islly 10 all benefits
s,fiat he AAVaty, Ne. 2I Pearl street.
ION al--sW KNOWLES & MALFORD
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CoUNCILMEN AND ALDERMrN

N'S'Si Shta DE-
eIines being candidate for the City Council ~ th
approaching election. '' Nou"c'i at the
@p<-'de CHARLES DIMMOCK.
Be MONROE WARD TICKET-TLc g.nt,,,,o,,
,"mpoShy the following ticket being mfn of ster.
lIng worth VIII he supported by the voters Of Non.
roe Ward. TO Wit " '' VI hUii'
FOR ALDEMEN. ~, corvc,,
=" neHsttuSe } Saunders
I','i " puti"F Wellington Guddin
VIZ 10y Geo Crutchfeid
- ~ t.1iP ttPs.oh'o GlaZebrook
~ htse'l JAS sc0tt
Ha MONROE WARD-People's Ticket for the
Council: '' ''I 'iic
W Glaxehrook Geo UundIor
David SauudeE Richard q Nnrri.s
Thos Epps.
lhH above IlHket OF Xperi-uCed and faithful nuh
nc olictrs OF the city, GALL having spent years Of In
bef for the benefit of the city will be supported bv
.helr ieliowcitizens generally, as Councilmrn for
The next year. an2-t5as
Is" MONROE WARD.-The following ticket
Will be supported by the voters OF Monroe Ward:
f"h ALoEehEN FoR C0UNClLMEN
las BraE, Saml d Denoon
stark Richard Morris
beNerldge. Wm Allen,
L6nsGomh, Thos Eppes
Nnds Nold, Chas Dimmock.
2-t1e%
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Eo" MONROE WARD CITIZENS TIcKET.-The follow
lng gentlemen OF experience and tried ability hay
iS ably and faithfully served the people of Monroe
ward tor several years in the City Council, will
again serve if elected; therefore, they will again
!EceiNe me cordial support from the voters of all
ctipns - Monroe Ward at the charter elections on
MeGnes.Ay. the .th day of A mil nnNt:
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ioths Edd"rS Of tie fiioa 1t is widely circula-
ted 10 the telegraph news from Washing gton chat
On the 1lst uItmo, Senator BigIer presented '.the
memorial OF Amos Kendall and others interested
in the Morse telegraph lines. osifuq 0yoisrtio7
dgatnt eoglpeting teIcgrophftaes7
The memorial asks for no such ridiculous thing
But it shows a combination of parties in the
United States with parties ont of the L. States
whose aim is to destroy all competition ia teic
%raphiug, as well in the United States as across
the ocean, and It asks Congress to regulate the
foreign teegraphic intercourse Of the country as
to promote and preserve competition In the bust
ness. The object OF the memorial is therefore
substantially the reverse of what it is represented
to be.
by publishing this communication you will
"biige AMOS KENDALL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-24

We take the following love letter from
one Of our exchanges:
DEAR SwEET-Oh, my love of loves.
clarified honey and oil of citron, white
loaf sugar Of my hopes, and molasses OF
my expectations, and cream pitcher of all
my hankerings! you have been absent from
me three whole days: The sun is dark at
midday-the moon and stars are black
when thou art absent. Thy step is the
music of the spheres. and the wind of thy
gown as you pass by. is zephyr from
the garden of Paradise in the spring time
of early fowersl L kissed you when we
last met, and my whole frame was filed
with sweetnessi One of your culls touch
ed me on the nose and that organ wa
transmitted into loaf sugar.
Oh, spice of spiccs-garlen of delight
send me lock OF your hair-send me any
thing that your blessed fingers touched and
| will go raving mad with ecstacyl One
look from thy bright eyes would trans
mute me incontinently into the third hea
ven. Your words are molten pearls drop
ping from your mouth. My heart blazes
at the thought of theel NY brain is al
everlasting fire. The blood burns an,
scorches my veins and vitals as it passes
through them. Oh, come. delightful Of
delights, and with your seraphic breath
breath upon mel When you do come b.
sure and bring that half dime you borrow
cd of me, as want to buy some snuff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-24

A lawyer built himself an Office In the
form of hexigon. or six square.
The novelty Of the construction attract
ed the attention Of some Irishmen who were
passing by: they made a full stop and
viewed the building critically. The law
yer somewhat mad at their curiosity, lift
ed up the window and addressed them
thus:
Why do you stand there like pack Of
blockheads, gazing at my Office; DO you take
it for church,
"Faix, answered one. was thinking &C
until saw the divil poke his head out Al
the windy"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-24
AUit ana SeltiMelt.
Hfsh DrolIery.


An amusing story of Darlington Rccor-
der of Bristol. is related by one of the Brft
ish press. Having to appear for the plain
tiff in a case at = winter assize in Clon-
mel. he '1et into the defendant in no
measured terms. The individual inveigh-
ed against not being present. Only heard
of the invectives. After Darlington how
eveB had got back to Dublin, the Upper
airy man lost no time in paying his eompli-
ments to the counsellor He announced his
arrival by thundeing knock at the door.
which nearly shook the street. Barring
toms valet answered the summons and
opening the street door, abeheld the ap-
partition Of rough coated I'ipperary
fire eater, with a huge. stick under his
arm. the sleet sticking to his bushey WINS
kers.
lis your master ups" demanded the WIS.,
itor, in voice that gave some intimation
of the object of his journey.
NO" answered the man.
Then give him my compliments, and
say Mr.. Foley, (he'll know the name, will
be glad to seee him."
The vale; went mp stairs and told his
master. who was in bed, the purport of his
visit "Then don't let Mr. Foley in for
your life, !" said Darlington, "for its not a
hare and brace of ducks he has come to
present me with" The man was leaving
the bedroom. when rough wet coat ,ush-
ed BY him, while thick voice said, "by
your lesve," at the same moment Mr. Fo-
ley entered the bedroom. "You know my
business. said he to Darlington; II have
made journey to teach you some man
ners. and it is not my purpose to return
until have broken every bone In your
body" and at the same time he cut fig
ure with his shillalah, before the cheyal
glass.
You do not mean to say you would
murder me in bed" exclaimed DANES. who
had as much humor as cool courage.
NO." replied the other. "but get up as
quick as you cam
YES" replied DANES. 'that you might
fell me the moment put my body out Of
the blankets.
NO" replied the other. II pledge you
my word not to touch you till you are
out"
"You wont?" Il won't" Upon your
honor?' Upon my honor"
That's enough" said DANES, turning
himself over and seeming as though he
meant to fall asleep, II have the honor oil
an Irish gentleman, and may rest as safe
as though l were under the castle guard. -
"The Tippersry salamander looked
marvelously astonished at the pretended
sleeper, soon DANES began to snore.-
"Halloa" SAID Foley, "arn't you going to
get up"
no" said DANES, II have the honor
of an Irish gentleman that he will not
strike me In bed, and am sure / am moi
going to get up to have my bones broken
l will never get up again. In the mean
time, MIR. Foley if you shonld want your
breakfast, ring the bell; the best in the
/ house Is at your service and DANES once
more affected to go to asleep.
| The TippeIary man had fun in him a.
well as ferocity, SO laughing, he exclaim
ed. Get up, Mr.. Darlington. for in bed
or not have not the heart to hurt SO drol!
man.
The result was that in less than an hour
afterward DANES and his intended murder.
er were sitting down to a warm breakfast
the latter only intent upon assaulting dish
of smoking chops.