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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

MoRPHY AND ANDERssEN.-The Chess Editor OF
the London Field. in speaking of the supplements
tary encounters Of the American Champion at
Paris with the Breslau Professor, says: "The
result of the half dczen spirited skirmshes
which came off between Morphy and Andersen.
after their match was over, was even more in
favor of the youthful American master than that
of their set encounter. OF these six sparkling
games, Morphy won five and lost only one. There
fore the entire score between these remark able
players stands thus MIR Morphy II, NJ Anders.
sen 4, drawn 2. Probably no encounter between
any two players was ever more chivalrous, more
brilliant, or more interesting"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

LET orr Royal, slave to Thomas
Gregory, OF Chesterfield, came before the Mayor
yesterday. to answer the charge of attempting to
force an entrance into R. T. Sales confectionery
Mr. admitted that he bad punished the prisoner
and the Mayor thereupoa discharged him.
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THE TRMpLE OF JUsTIoE-that ia. tht

City Hall-was forcibly entered last Saturday
night. aud several articles taken of. The thiei
made his way to the Mayors private room, and
after helping himself to his honor's old coat, a
pair or two Of shoes, and perhaps hat, seemed
satisfied with his outfit, aud retired, leaving
behind him an old pillow case, and a pair Of well
worn brozaus
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FIREs.-On Friday night last the re

sdenee of Mrs. Sizer, on the Brooke turnpike, in
Heprico county. accidentally took fire, during the
prevalence of the wind storm, aud one room was
materially damaged, before the flames could be
extipguished. number of articles of female
wearing sppsrelwere destroyed.
On Saturday night, the kitchen on Mr. John B.
Crenshaw's farm took fire, and was burned to the
ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

TIGHT PL.cE.-William A. Parker was
arrested aud Gagged BY Watchmau Frank in yes.
terday afternoon, for receiving a hunting knife
from Robert Heath, knowing the same to have
been stolen from Samuel Sutherland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

CHAD. MACKEREL, &o-2b IL bbls.
- prime No large nne 6had: 20 blls and half
Ter. iss: received and So ssis By : mv,..
NIB u ItkAE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

CLOSE yerINs.-From the returns Of the New
Hampshire election reported In the Concord stafes-
man. we find that in thirty-fnur instances the Re-
M hlicau and Democratic candidates bad exactly
the number Of votes cast at the election In 1858 by
WAS within one of that cast the previous year. In
tw. uty.nine cases it within two, in twenty two
cases within see; in twenty seyes cases WITHIN
cases within six; fourteen instances within seven;
seventeen cases within eight: aud eleven cases
within nine votes of the last election making two
hundred and forty five instances in al whsre there
was not ten votes difference betw the two years
Boston Transcript.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
ssssF- DR. EyLvsNus l. lnnp,

szs~ DR. SsLvsSUs l.. INGRAM having
ltSaied hlnssest permanently in Richmond respect.
fully ten ieJs is pros ssiona services TO tha n,,n,
s may be MAI either his Office on Bank straet
nesrthe Mechanics Institute or at the st Charles
Hotel. uh a-dtn,s
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C. WENuLlNGER,
| MERNII TArrAp

"A MERCHANT TAILOR.
" No f46 Main street
--lA. Has just received beautiful and well Sc
ected assortment of sPRIe9 GOODS, which he
IS prepared to make UP in the most fashionable
style, and at Moderate prices
Z : McELk0Y is still associated with WEND-
LIN0EK where he would be glad TO SEQ his friepds
NH Sim
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Hy~ LIrR SIZE PnoToopApus-Th.
Ex2 SrovEs. kANGEs 1--WE FuRNAoEs,


ARE the safest snd best Purgative Pills in use They
AZ upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels CARRYING
on all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe are easy III their operation ana can be taken
OF aly time without fesr of exposure They remove
Dolds from the system and prevent Rheun tism.-
II yoe suffer with any pain, use HASTSHORNE's
CURh-ALL, the great PAIN ANNTHILATOR Il
yol have q cough, use HARTSHORNE'S COUGH
sfhUP, which is the best Cough syrup in the
we-ld.
Sold by sii Druggists In Rich:nord. oc ls-srn
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- MEMPHIS AND wAsHIN6
. F A JETER,

Uf1fHD SURGEON DENTIST,
Office On Main. below Pearl street, next dorr top
Horton keach's trimming store, and two doors
above Messrs Thos Price CTS Dry Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house. would be pleased 10 see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepA-
rations 70 serve the public generally. All opera
tions performed in the mst approved and scienfiic
style known TO the Profession, aud all work done
BIZ him war entad TO give satisfaction f~T--3mt
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nss- Tns Drsr Ceran sYRur IN III

FUIts3p.
The best Cough Syrup ia the world is Uarts
horne's Pectorai Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and IL pro
ncunsed o. medical men, and those who have used
Y, 70 re the best preparation for Coughs, Colds
C&sarTh, Bronchitis, uoarseness. Sore Threat from
= cold. aud preventive Of that lion OF diseases
Consumption
Perseas who sing shoEld use il. II Is pleasant to
TIE TASTE ssiens clears and strene hens the voice
ssys all ir-iistion OF the threat aud upgs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles - aud 50 ccuts aud 81. Sold by all Drug.
sis's ia Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. aud ali
towns Ia Virginia. oc l5-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

MURDER IN WARSAW. Kr.-DuriDg the progress
OF drunken row in Warsaw, XIV, day or two
ago, a young man, Thomas NJ. Ltilsrd, son of a
steamboat captain, shot another, James HendreD,
through the head. killing him iustantiy. Lilard
was Immediately arrested and carried to prison,
aud the Grand Jury being at that time 10 session,
bill for murder ia the first degree was found
against the prisoner. Much excitement exists in
the community there respecting the murder, aud
some of the friends of the deceased threaten to kill
LilIard before be is brought to trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

THE BRICK CHURCH AND Mr. HoeE.-The Rev. VIM
J Hoge has signified bis willingness to accept the
call rendered him by the Brick church to become
the colleague of the Rev. DR.. Spring. 1t gives III
much pleasure TO make this statement. believing
as we do, that the accession of Mr.. Hoge to tbs
pulpit of this city will add materially to its pow.
er, and that he will here fnd a wide and gen,a
field for that usefulness which every good maj
wishes to achieve.-N. r Observer.
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Fuxrp.1 Ppocr.srox snr;rc =

vision Sons of Temperance, preceded By the Ar.
mory Band, were out in funeral procession yester.
day afternoon, to escort TO the grave the remains
of deceased brother, Wu. Hawkins, Sr. Spring
field is one Of tho most Furnishing Divisions in
| the State. and is doing good service in the cold
water cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

ENCOURAGING ABOUT TIRE WHEAT CRop-A gen.
fleman connected with the Land Department OF
the Illinois Central Railroad whose position
brings him in frequent contact with the people
along the line of that thoroughfareinforms us tia.
for the last week or two he has maGs inquiry of
every person be has met from the interior of the
State as to the state of the growing crop of winter
wheat, and almost Invariably received the answer
that the crop is iu the best possible condition all
along the lines of the Central Road, and that
where month ago it was supposed that much f
now fully satisfied that their apprehensions we're
groundless. As far as present prospects are con
csrned there is every reason to believe that IL
iinois will this year raise full wheat crop-Chi-
c1g0 Journal
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- IMPORTERS,

Have IN store and q. q. Custom House, % hh9s
TAYLORs CELEBRATED LON DON 0OCk AisAk-
DY. imported by them from John Taylor Of Lon
don -lso, in Custom House. Brandies Of the fol
lowing brands: James HennessT; otard. Dupuy &
20; the United Vineyard PToprietors; sidney Co
lerer. and other brands. CHAMPAaNEs: Green
seal; Cabinet, in hall pints; Piper neidsick; Heii
SICK Co, aud other brands. All grades OF PORT
WINES. SHERRiEs Duff Gordon Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines Old scotch WHIS-
KEY. RYE WHfSkIES: summertlean; Larksy's
Mountain Rye: pure Extract Of bye Grain; Funk:
Besores Old Bourben County h y and other brands.
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN, in whole and pipes.
Hostetter's celebrated stomach B.tters. Unariss'
Lordon CoRpIALGIN London PORTER. Scotch
ALE in stone Jugs. Superior old Seuppernopg Wine.
lred and white,) made in Carolina SARDIsES,
in whole half and quarter boxss, etc, etc Aso i00
$50 choice HAVANA sEGARS which wsro selseted
in Havana by q gentleman sent out b. US for that
purpose; varying in price from $50 TO Size per thou
sand. ali of which will be sold to puactnal per
sons on favorable terms.
DURkUsS & BRO,
Sole Importers, In tho United States of yayiefss
| Celebrated London Dock Brandy, = ss
No Wide Water street. Irsn Building.
| d 2S-6sn Nor otk
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ARRIVAL OF APRIcANs.-rbe Benton, Alabama
Herald OF the 10Th inst, learns that two wagon
loads Of wild Africans had just arrived alta plan,
tation in the vicinity of that place
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT

LUk KIDNEY AND BLADDEhs Az
FECTIONs.--HARTsAO AORNE's GREAT BuCHU
COMPOUND. for the Iapid cure of all Kinney and
Extract of buchu is the best remedy in the World
ter all Diseases or Complaints OF she Bladder, Kid
ness. Dropsy, Graves, leets leucorrhtes Whites
Urinary Complaints. 0bsrructiens and all Diseases
and Weskuoss, of the sexuai organs. whether OF q
constitutional origin, or from any other cause. OF
Ions sh Irt duration
Ii Is prepared By a Chemist. containing no Mer-
curry, and is pronounced by medical men to be not
only the best but the cheapest Bnchu compound In
the world Persons have suffered Tor years and
rouid scarcely walk. have been cured by using ons
| 1T two BEETLES.
Large Bottles 81; small Bottles 50 cents Sid by
| FISHER WINSTON, and all Druggists In Rich
mOnd. Petersburg. Norfolk. and other towns in Vir-
| gina. 10 22-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

GATHERING OF THE BBECHRR FAMiLY.-The yepera.
BILE Or. Lyman Bseeher, now 81 years OF age, had
family reunion last week at the residence OF
his BOD, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, In BROOKLYN,
N. Y. All the children were present except James.
who is now in China, engaged as chaplain to the
seamen at Hong King. Their names 10 the order
of their ages, are as follows :-Miss Catherine
Beecher, of Hartford; Rev. VIM. Henry Beechsr, of
North Brookfeld, Mass Rev. Dr. Edward Beecher.
of Galesburg, I'll Mrs Mary F. Perkins, of Hart.
ford, Conn; Mrs. Harriet Beecber stowe, OF
Audoser, Mass; Rev. Henry Ward Bescher, of
Brooklyn, Rev. Charles Beecher, of Georgetown,
Mass; Mira Isabella Hooker, of Hartford Conn; Rev
Thomas K. Beecher, of Eimirs, N. Y. The absent
son, Rev James C. Beecher, is the youngest OF
the children. SO large u family gathering. occur
lug at period after the youngest has reached the
prime of life, the original circle at the same time
remaining unbroken, 10 seldom witnessed in
any family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

IHE NEXT PREs-DENCy.-The PHILADELPHIA Even.
ing Journal, heretofore neutral as regards party
potics. has come out in a strong article iu favor
the next presidency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

Mn. Gso1Os WHfrIIntn. member
or the City Council for Madlson ward, cep ssgss
tbs city % longer - Qcspellmsu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

CALIFORNIA LANDs-The General Land Office il
about issuing two patents f,rs private land claims
In California -oue for the rancho Monte de Diabe,
confirmed to saveo Pacheco, containing IL OIL 54
acres; the other for the rancho Dio de Agna de Ia
Cocbe, confirmed TO Martin j. G. Murpbv. conta,n.
ing s 927 acres ~
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LIFTING A MIRRoR.-Mr 8. v. Craw
ford's ten pin alley 10th street. near Main, was
forcibiy entered last Sunday night, aud robbed OF
handsome looking glass and other articles
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- -
To THE SouTH SfDR.--By late
.arin, the Danviile Railroad Company have reducei
INC rate offreieht for transporting Grouud plaser
Hom tnis dafs, wfrH THIS pRovIso that porlrt
Rats VIA be charged during the months of Apa.,
NAY, AUausg and ssprsMsgR Va Afhii,
orders TO any extent can be supnlted f-oc, 81 .
purest lump. but should be given early Ia ar snre
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar nav
eon less than packed in barrels NN'"' s''
Ia JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
No IL Pearl street.
~ SANFORD LIVER 1svIaoRAToR--
SuasfosoNesp ENTIRELY FROM 1uM.-Is a mild and es
mes.s. es. cathartic, acting first on the LIVER to
w.. , Tvs morbid matter. then on the stomach and
SoTe,s, ana carries eff all matter that prevents
,ner he@ithy action. and thus streprthsns ard
best LINER i SvI,oR aTSus 70 the
LIVER INvl90R AT0R
pURIffKS THE BLOOD No" anu
PukIFtEs THE BLOOD
pUE IfIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSpEpSfA
CURES COS TiVENESS
CURES Row EL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC pIARRHOE.
Sold by ell Druggists. fe 2o-6m
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A BURGLAR William James alias
Hamilton. a free negro will be examined before
the Mayor tomorrow, on the charge OF breaking
into Ned Hudsou's house and stealing sundry ar
ticIes Of wearing apparel.
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nE~ On. Jomn b. wALruALL, (Homeo

sGEoSes d. STEEL, Dentist, O.ic
sad residence. No. 23l On Msia, between stS and st
rsreess Rsshu;sad Ns. nv fa~-fy
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DysrRuorIvH FIRB.--Soms few nights
since tbe barn of Mr. n. Mills OF Henrico county,
ga. fsred and burned. together with ell its con.
tents, consisting OF i've young mules, one hundred
barrels Of corn one carriage, farming utensils, etc.
Loss about $4,000.
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OFFICIAL
DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF CEOpG,,
CLASS l..
AtAugusta. Georgia. Saturday, March 10Th ,s,a
"OoD, EDDY a CO, Managers. successors +,
SAMUEL SWAN Il CO., "
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EsrrLsD -William Wasley was before
the Mayor yesterday for Insulting Mrs. farrow;
but having apolcgised Of his rudeuesas hs Was
discharged.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CEDAR

w WARE MANUFACToRY, lsth street, be
stween Main and Cary. Richmond, Va, where deal.
rs and housekeepers NAV mud il to their sdyan-
tage TO call. they eau buy better articles and
low as Northern W.re A good assortment ot II BIS.
in nests or by the single one; CHURNs az all siz 81
MILK PALS; bra bound CANSand BUCKETS;
also. iron bound BUCn ET5. sesled HEAeUhEs,
&C. Ac. Call at the cid stand Of -
mh li-lm% WM WILLIAMS.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CoNMissloNEHs' CERrIFfcaTr.-The undersi9ned
sworn Commissioners TO snperintend the drawing oil
the 6PAkTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. do hereby
certify that the above 10 an accurate list Of the
Numbers and Prizes. ~ they were drawn by N this
day March i9sh, 1853. q Augusta. ia.
y. @. BARBER, a~crr r,c..,-.
L. r. DUGAG, sworn opmTs.
sworn to and subscribed before me
LEWIS LEyY.J.P.
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resident OF ChfcaGo, ABOUT IoI'y yeats o aee, sno
the mother of four children. committed sutcide
day or two since by drowning herself In a barrel,
sunk 10 the yard and half filled with water. Into
this she had plunged her head leaving the greater
| part Of the body still resting upon the ground
The cause of the deed s supposed to have been in
When found, she had her arms folded, and within
them, tightly clasped to her bosom, prayer-
| book.
FATAL RAILROAD AccrDENrs.-0n Monday even.
| ing, r. Stewart, while walking on the track Of
| the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near North
MountaiH Depot, Va, was run over aud SO badly
crushed that he died soon after. On the same
| walking on the track Of the Northern Central
Railroad, was instantly killed by being run over
by the evening train from Baltimore for York, Pa,
about twenty miles from the former city.
SENTENCE OF DEArH-John Mcsfahon, who had
debauched the youngest daughter Of Stephen
Oyerbv and then murdered her father Ia an af-
FRAY was sentenced at Rockville, Tenn last week,
to be hung on the q 7th Of May next. McMahon
listened unmoved until death Was pronounced,
then gave way to food OF tears, and loud wailing
PRrscorr. rng HISTORIAN. The tributs OF re.
:d o Ss and inertia s
historian, - lstels removed from amongst ", is
very gratifying for many reasons. bat chiefly q
iitsratnre. I'M Xmsrioa and England can. and do meet
without f.prejudiee. passion. or any but tho most
Kindly and catholic feelings. The Eneiish Journals
received D y so.n ..y VIII
rrest % afsction I'll Timss and Daily .sws Globe and
Suu. Star and Telegraph, Herald ana Ohfonlcto
Afher aum and Critic; ali unIte 10 tnis n,Dn.s
sosirsa Win s msssoir ans ths assstsi London
News enn0un css one fr ifs issus Of March d The
homage d At ones general ana genuine
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Mousr VERNON FUsp.-we md

stand that Rev. JAMES D.McCaRg Of Baltimore, has
accepted an invitation torepeat his oration on the
aCharacter of Washingten,' before the Masonic
fraternity Of this city, at Mechanics Institute
Hall, on Thursday, the 5th of April next, the re-
ce;pts from the same to, be applied to the Mouu,
Vernon Fund. ---------~--
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- asa--s 49,
SPECIAL NOTICES

H~ PAGEE ToINpsXTER,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
RICHMOND. VA,
VIII prsct.oe n the city ef Richmond and In the
counties II Chesterfield, Fowhstsn and Amelia.
ez~ offioe in Lislo's Buildins correct Of Main aad
ls:h streets. &C I-I2m
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PRESENT FOR Tue KtEG or sARDIsIA-The
Italians of New York, propose 70 open suns
scriptiou throughout the United States to offer
10 The King of Sardinia a sword, the hilt OF
which shall consist of a small statue OF Italy, 10
pure California gold, as tribute Of sympatny
aud miration offered by the Italians here TO
The champion of national Independence IN Italy.
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- VIZ VNFtH y W FNN NhNNf kf2ONAtEV'
rsthst oaerS his pre- essional services 60 the ist
gens q Richmond anf its vicinity, 0fce at his re-
siience, or Leigh str et, tao doors from Sth.
ie l2--<ilv
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FrRu Asxs.--Baily Minor. , well
known character. has been arrested aud locked up
to answer the charge for stealing two pistols from
P. III. Jordan.
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NOs. Prizes. No.. Prizes. Nos prizes.l No., prize,
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ExpIAxAfIox-The left hand row ineAch the aDovl
calumna contain the Numbers which were drawn
nom the wheel. The amount opposite eech Ntn6bel
Il the Prize which the Number y entitled 70. II
vour pu sbef II not IN the lis and do1o not end in
svAlil Ail Tickets where the Number ends In are snti
tied 10 90 In addition 60 any oshsn fte wnien thi
Ssishth Tickafa draw their proportional part. . =
| Grtincafes OF Packages are entittoa to Al W.
| draw oser ths 80 Pftzes. haisses wasssoss sas
friSe ticfssa ard certidHAtse must BE Ise9susa g
thie 0cs a. cash a. selaye va ~
Il dssSs Ssisss - Is bssstssSsd
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j w BU RHCN 4 Cai,
Practical and Anaiy tical Uhemis
~- ARrIrIoIAL TsErH-THE CHEo.

For sale in Richmond by Purcell Ladd Il Co =.
DR. j W Garlick, Waring Pearce, and Druggists
ypDerAliy NH Ia
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country tell ne thers will be no peaches 10 this
part of the State this season, the buds being all
dead This ID the story from evsrypart OF Middls-
sex county We wish IL might be eoatradicted.-
~ u Frel0piou
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PRICE ONE CENT.
KrII.p OLA KArr.o.n-f,r sund

| KILLED Oh KAILRo.p.-On Suuda,
night last, an extra locomotive that had been use
20 of1ng the Richmond aud Fredesicksburg traj
20 this city that afternoon, while on iss way from
nero 10 Fredericksburg, run over q negro MAJ
II.mso Aoderron. the property of Mrs. Mary W
ne, and iieraliy cut hina into pieces. The scci
was DOT discovered untii the locomotive had
.eu ~ sir W. Giazsbrook's farm. about n ye
m.ss aoose Richmond, when q triton of she re
49,. us o' the unfortunate man was fouud uoop
an an srn nv catcher Yesterday morning. howaver.
s. Gu arm OF the deceased vas found sbout 4 mila
I'm S .ne corporate limits, at which ulSce the az
.uSus uouotess occurred. Anderson was hirad
dlaseorook, aud was probably ON III. wsr
20 mr. a.s farm when killed. IL a osn.rati.
oe,,eved tnaf he had fallen asleep upon the t,act
ana vas run over and crushed, without kna~sn.
anything of his danger.
TEMPERANCE We invite attention "a
.he discourse on this subject at Metropolit.n Hal,
I"nignt, The speaker is said to be scholar a
poet and an orator, and will doubtless inysst ,ha
SUBJECT with new and varied charms. Ae
WATERING THs STREETS The cit;ysrs
are to have the luxury of street watering m,.
chine early this year. Mrs Stith, widow ~ tbo
late well known owner of the ssNiagara. - has a..
ted It up for service, and her agent will shortly
walton the merchants to receive their subscrjp.
tiOns. - 'f