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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22
LARGE PRAYsa MEsr1sas.-The Ba1

LARGE PRAYgR MEBTIEGs.-The Bap-
lists in this city have for two weeks been holding
union prayer meetings, in behalf Of their ami.
verssry meetings, which to be held in this city,
beginning with the I'd day of May. On Wednes-
day night the lecture room of the I'd Church was
quite filled, and the meeting is represented as bes
ing exceedingly pleasant. Rev. Mr.. Crawford, who
has been laboriDg for seven years in China, gave
an encouraging account Of the Baptist Missiens
in that country. Rev. Messrs. Jeter, Manly, Ry-
land, Dickinson, Seely and others, participated 10
the exercises. The next and last meeting of the
kind, prior to the assembling of the Convention,
will be held with the Grace Street Church next
Wednesday evening.
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CHracu D1s1uRBERs.-At Union Sta

tiop, Wednesday night, several lads became so
sorderly during the hour of service, that two of
them bad TO be tur out of the house. and one of
them taken before Justice Baker and held to bail
for his good behavior. If the officers in the
churches on Union and Church Hills were to adopt
a rule TO prosecute, promptly, all disorderly cha
racters that in future disturb their congregations,
they would very soon have that quiet and desorum
in their houses of worship which they so much
need at all times.
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST GRADUATE OF HARVARD
UgIyERsIrY DR. William Sawyer died 10 Boston
on Monday He had reached bis eighty-ninth
year, and was the oldest living graduate Ct Har'
ward University, having graduated 10 l7sS. BY
bis death, Hon. Josiah Quincy, senior OF the class
Of 1890, becomes the oldest living graduate. "
the class of 1896 four only are DOW living.
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TIE CRrMuAa WAa.-The most inte

esting entertainment that our citizens have had
an opportunity of enjoying for a long time, is to
be offered them at Mechanics Institute Hall next
Monday night We allude to the series of dioramas
representing the fearful struggles in the late Rus
sian war, which are said to be so happily delineas
ted in this rare work of art. In the Northern
Cities and in Washington, the press have spoken
of the exhibition as being of the highest order of
it's kind, and thousands and tens of thousands of
persons have seen IL time and again, and always
with admiration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

Four BROTHERS CosvIcrED.-Last week, In the
Crawford Und) Circuit Court. four brothers,
for two years each for horse stealing. Another
BROTHER Indicted for the same offence, died in Jail.
fl fIh brother has been indicted, but il still at
large. The father and still another son are also
under Indictment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22
SALES-l859.

SPRING SALES-l859
THOMAS, HUGHES h CALDWELL
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia.)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
STOCK of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
we have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
PORTATi0Ns. which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
OF American manufactures. enables as to offer to
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY,
Stock Of GOODS. not TO be surpassed in EX-
TENT. BEAUTY and CHEAPNES5, in this coun-
try Our assortment consists in part Of
Embroderies. Laces. Dress Trimmings, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkts. Cravats. Ties.
Suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
soils. Brushes. Combs, Buttons, Hoop skirts. Per
fumeries and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &c.
An endless variety of Small Wares more particu
iaIly specified in our printed Catalog ses.
81 Orders at all times promptly attended to.
fo
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q WlLBACHER,
f.. BOTHER. AND WHOLESALE DEALER

q WlLBACHER,
L. BOTHER. AND WHOLESALE DEALER
LAGER BEER, ALE, PORTER, &C.,
(0fice on 18th. between NJ ain ard Cary sts.)
SHRIyG AND SUMMER SEASON.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage and confidence
in my establishment, from all parts of the Com
monwsalth and State at large, I take pleasure TO
state, that shall sell during the Spring aud sum-
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
CREAM ALE,
and PORTER,
at the same prices as heretofore viz:
Quarts per dozen. 81 75l IS cts a dez allowed by
Pinss, O0) return OF bottles.
Half pints, per doz. 5O-exsra charge for bot
ties.
Trusting, by prompt attention to orders. and Of.
fering always the best article to share still great
er part OF public favor. ana give general satisfac
tion
Goods for the country packed In barrels, and de-
ivered to any Railroad Depot in Town, tree Of
charge.
am still Agent for the sale of Jacob Seegers
Baltimore LAGER BEER, and Oaudelet's Xxx
PALE ALE, the superiority of which is acknow-
lodged by ever Jndge; aud l continue t, recon.
mend both srtclesfor their pureness and beneficial
effects to invalids.
GT Orders left with Messrs. Duval Norton,
corner l0sh and Main sts. Messrs Laid,ey Robin.
son, corner Attn and franklin, at my store. will
be promptly attended 70. nh lS-dtJl
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A DEsIDERArUM.-The Ceredo, Va, Crescent says
"TThe impression is gaining on the public mind
We believe, that Sickles will be convicted. 1t viii
be terrible event. but yet in view Of the evident
Increase Of the evil Of carrying deadly weapons
and the willingness of men ih official station te
use them, il is desirable that 10 this casea mem
Der of Congress should be hing"
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s~HAnrsHoRsE's AarI-BILIoUs PItL

~ HAETbHVEhE M I1-OtAI0OS ILIe
are the safest and best Purgatve Pills in use. They
act upon the Liver, STOMACH ana Boweis oarryins R
grpe are easy In their operation, and can be taken
81 any time without fear of exposure: They remove
Colds from the system and prevent RbeumalisIs -
II you suffer with any pain, use HAsTshOhNE,e
CUkEALL, the great PAIN AENIulL,AT&Ok, IA & u u
yOu have q cough. use HARISHohNEe COUun
sYRUp. which il the beet Cough eyrup In the
world.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. &C l5-6m
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER-Rsv. Jacob 8.
Hardin, charged with causing the death of his
wife, by poison, at Belvidere. New Jersey, has been
arrested at Fairmount. He was identified By
means of a daguerreotype. The Governor of New
Jersey had offered $500 reward for his apprehen.
sion,
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SINGULAR FATALITY We learn from the Wilson
N. G., Ledger that man by the name of Davis, an
overseer on the Wilmington and Weldon railroad
came to his death from fall from bridge on said
road on last Tuesday week. 1t appears that Davis
went to bury the unfortunate organ grinder who
was run over the night before, and afterwards on
returning imbibed too freely Of ardent spirits To-
bis balance and fell through the bridge on q sill
distance of twenty three feet and was terribly
mangIed and he died the next day He leaves wife
aud several children.
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SEVERE FRosT-A very severe frost prevailed in
this neighborhood last night. doing great injury
70 the growing crops of garden vegetables. Pota
toes, snaps. cucumbers, tomatoes and melons were
all more or less destroyed. An intelligent Trucker
of Norfolk county Informs usthis morning that
ct least one hundred thousand tomato plants were
destroyed last night 10 Norfolk county. II 10 his
opinion that the fruit 10 unipjured by 1t, or il
anything benefited, as the destruction of por-
tioa Of the overburdened fruit must improve the
remainder. The loss sustained on vegetables must
roach in the neighborhood Of $5o,ooo.-Norfolk
Day Book, 19th
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ssS- THE BEsr CoyaH SYRUP IN TIE

WORLD. -
The best Cough Syrup in the world Is Harris
horne's PectoraI 5yrup of Wild Cherry.
This article ia prepared by chemist, and Is pro-
nounced by medical men. and those who have used
IL 10 be The best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
Cstarrh. Bronchitie. Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
a cold, and preventive OF that lion Of diseases,
Consumption. .
tne taste sctens clears and strengthens the voice
Saye ellirrsation of the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold
Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold b. all Drug
gsts in Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and al
towns In Virginia. oc l0-om
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ITO DRUGGIsTs.-A voun,

|TO DRUGGIsTS.-A young man, a
l. Virginian. q recent graduate of the Phiiadel.
hia College Of Pharmacy, desires q situation in
Richmond, and referst1
BULLOCK CRENsHAW.
Philadelphia.
LAIDLEY Il RBB1NSjN
Richmond, Va.
~ address Box No 81 Lib barty, Va.
an 20-d5tdc g1ss
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THu HusfIsos CoUar was in session.
vsstsrdsy. ana found j. II. O. Tyler guilty OF mis-
dcrnsenor. ard hped him 81 and costs. In the
osss Of William, sisss 10 John p. Tebh, On IN ap.
peet from tho Mayors decision ordering him 70 DO
paaished,.. the Court ssserssd the decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

PoIrr1oAL DIscussIoH.- Opposi-
tiou and Democratic Electors for Madison Ward,
Messrs. James K Lee and II. g. Cannon, will
discuss the political topics Of the Gubernatorisl
canvass before the votsrs Of this city, sf the City
Hall. tonight.
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A MARRIAGk-An Arkansas paper gives an ac'
count of marriage In the jail ofSt Francis coun-
ty, ofa beautiful young lady, zone OF tho three
brothers who have recently been convicted OF mur
der 10 the first degree, and sentenced 70 be hung
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JEFFERSON WARD We are requested
to call the attention of the Opposition Committee
of Jefferson Ward to meeting to be hold tonight,
and to invite every member to be present, as i'm
portant business is to be acted upon.
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Cbas T.. Lightfoot, of Culpsper G. H., Va, has
received the appointment of Professor of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, in the Military Insti-
tute at Marlborough, N @.
The North Carolina fisheries are doing poorly
this season.
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CPRlNG TRADE. IS59.-Nore =.-

NNU ANADSs I0oy.-M More 0AW
arrivals tn 9 morning. by steamer Jamsveesvn.
opraEg shks pew and elegant styles; klenant r..
rasnlonaoie Frencn Orgsudies; ohaIlis I'D i1;,sSS
peiaines; Mourning and Halt do. nsW stylo j1Sc.
Domest.c; Irish Linen and linen Shectlrec TesG-
ers Driiings and Linens, and Striped ~ Pisin
My country friends are particularly invitnd Aosx.
aH,ine this Stock when tuey visit this ciss 0rsNe
inoucemenis will be offered ~ all disposed q -.
time to patronze the old established bsFrsin ~.
porinIn OF ALFkED NsI&IS s--.
ap III a Man. se.~sa
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EE~ LEE & PLEAsANTs-

ATTUKNE9h AT law,
p Practice in the Courts held in Richmond Henrico
G@ochiand and HsnoFer.
As NotSries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds
kr thew are authorised 20 take Dispositions. Afiid
Wits Acknow led gments of Deeds, Powers OF Attor
Hey Bills of Sale &c. to be used or recorded IN the
several States aud Territories of the Union.
OHice sn iith 81, Sd door from Main. mn l2-ly
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sxALLpox.-Twenty cases Of smallpox are re-:
ported in the village Of Columbia, Henry county,
Ala, and the disease was increasing In violence
and spreading rapidly to other counties.
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or,cv Wopr --Tbe hark Winifred re

QUICK WUHh.-IH Hc UHfA "tnHfou Ic
Gently arrived in this city with cargo Of coffee,
and having unloaded, has taken 10 q cargo OF Hour
for Rio. and will sail to.dsy-beipg only i've days
since her arrival here. Such energy and enter
prise on the part OF ship-owners and merchants
deserve all commeudRtiOn.
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U~ SEE
REE3 4 CO'a
NEW STYLE

THE PEARL AMBROrYPE.
NEST BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PFcTURE ExrAyr
All styles OF Portraits known in Ph tegraphjc
street. - ~ ~
All work warranted TO please. OF no charge.
Prices ranging from 25c to $25
Large size Family groups and
5000 worth OF Fancy Gags
At one half the usual prices
Have your old Picture, copied in the rfew s,yIe
To prevent their fading
See specimens OF small children at their
Doorwsy. Se- il you can find any at other
Galleries to compare with them
ap 2I-ts
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ing at O'Clock, as Watchman Everett and bis
partner were making their rouDds they discov-
cred two white girls, Rebecca Chandler and
Mary Ann Hope, lurking about Exchange alley,
and finding that they had in their possession four
towels and two soup bowls taken from the Ballard
House, they we're arrested. The girls said the ar
tices had been givon them by two servant men,
and when called before the Mayor professed grea.
penitence. They were both committed in default
Of bail.
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MuRpER-A little negro boy, only IL years Of
age, WAS instantly killed In Danville, Va, on the
night of the 18th inst, while standing In crowd
of negroes, by having his throat cut by some un
known person. The killing of 90 small child,
caused much excitement In the town. The boy
was owned By Mrs. Pennick.
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Hot SPRINGS OF Rio VEaDE.-The correspondent
Of the New Orleans Picayune describes q very
beautiful spot on the Isthmus of Tehauntepec,
where are found some hot springs. The "bathiEg
pool" is situated at the foot of cliff, which rises
perpendicularly, with parallel sides, to height Of
over two hundred feet; this giant wall or ledge
reaches down to the surface of the water, and is
cut down from the top with ell the regularity of
work carved by human hands. The pool is
about forty feet in length by twelve in width,
and in the middle is fully nine feet deep; it is
scopped out of the solid rock, aud is perfectly
adapted in all it's natural arrangements to bathing
purpoaes. The temperature of the water in the
pool is about "a deg Fahrenheit, but a few yards
above, where the springs first make their appear.
aHce it is hot to be uncomfortable in its sp-
plication to the hands feet; and yet, strange
ii seems, iu this stream of almost boiling water,
nuIlbers of curious and beautiful fishes found,
each different from his fellows, and all variegated
With spots and stripes. The water possesses re-
msrksbly curative properties in cases of sundry
disorders of the human body. The bites OF pois.
onous insects are Immediately cured by plunge
iu the fountain.
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49, FAIRBANKS SCALES.
WAREHOUSE,
No. los kais Street, Rschmofad, Ia.

uniform standard OF Weights aud correct svs
sr II ~eishing are subjects claiming the attention
a very individual in the country.
4 s9yrsts Scale rs just arbiier between buyer
Aai seitr and IL of the utmost import tance that
ST. Instrument 50 universally called upon 10 decide
cuestions Of great vaiue in the daily and hourly
transactions Of business. should be of sach red.
,sI GS6 szdctHess as to secure he con fde1ice of
a. naH I0ho may be affected BY the results indici.
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~ PARKH potpDKxrEH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

counties of Cnestsrfe,d, Powhatan and Amelia.
"a once In Lisle's Bniiding. corner OF Main ano
l4th ~ 30 tt-ikm
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s~ MAsTLR DsPar.

60 MAIN STREET
My ,tars vii. be closed Gu Tuesday and Wednes.
.Av' the lath and 2eth insts, and re opened on
THURSDAY. the 2lst inst h EzEKfEL,
srls{ Mantle Depot, 69 aain ST.
f6s- MAULE & BEvILL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN TIERS,
Corner OF Main and 18th streets.
Ss-l
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DEPARTURE OF LORD NAPIER.-This distinguished
diplomalist who has been representing the Brit.
ish government at the national metropolis for the
rast few years, and who has been SO asceptably
received on the part Of the United States, we
learn from the British Consul at this por<, ZEN.
barked last evening in Her Britannia Msjsstys
ship Curacao, Captain Thomas Mason, r. N. At
P. NJ, Captain Blake, ,Supeript tendept, and Captain
Craven, Commsndant Of the United States Naval
Academy, accompanied with Lieutenant Marcy
and other officers of the navy, called to escort Lady
Napier to the yacht provided by the United States
Naval officers, to convey her to the ship, lying iu
Annapolis Roads, about four miles from the shore
Lady Napier was attended by the Rev. DR.. Balch
and several of her friends. As the yacht passed
the Naval Academy, the band struck up the great
national anthem, "God Save the Queeni" Lord
Napier embarked about 9 p. NJ, attended by seye-
raj friends. The Curacao saiuted the American
flag, and the salute was returned from the Naval
Academy. The last few days spent in this couu.
try by Lord and Lady Napier were passed in Bal
timore, As the guests of the Rev. DR.. Balch.-Bal.
Epore Patriot,
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From the best information We can obtain, n
are satisned that as many bushels of oysters ar
annually taken from Pocomoke aud Tangier Sound
as from all the other waters of Virginia.
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Gonn Fn1naY.-Diyine Services viii

be held to day at Christ's church in the Valley at
Il O'Clock, and, at the salue hour, at the other
Episcopal Churches of the city. At st. Peters
(Roman Catholic) the services begin Of A. NJ. and
are continued through the morning.
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Gov. Ellis Of North Carolina ID uciourning IN
Portsmouth. Vs.
Rev. DR.. Frances Nintou, Of Trinity Church, N.
r, hes gone to Tallahassee, Fla, for his health
HartwsIl Wilkinson, Of Petersburg, Va, was
shot and killed In Memphis, Tenn, on the night OF
the 10th inst.
The pssforming lion attached 70 0rton Oldsr's
ciseus died q Morrisville station, between Ohafs
iosts snd Raleigh, N o. . ~ dsys stnoe.
Fletcher woodward, known = haviaa bess The
somastioand mose unfbesunase husbaed cf Susan
denim. The actress, u in the Fraser River Eseiea,
digsine sold.
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sly- BEAUrY-It has a yotarv in ey-

E.y" UEAUiY.-It has v0tary IN eV-
eyy hesrt moves TO love, and refines the taste If
you wish 10 be subjected 20 such an infiuepce, GO
10 the PHuTO0ka Pa and FINE ART GALLERY
seIial-toned AMBkuTYPS and highly. finished
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. snd if you have heart
q eel an! a taste to appreciate, yen must be
pleased.
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE, copied
from Dssuerreotypss or -Ambrotypes. and colored
IL oil or water colers, making really beautiful pic
tures. w MINRlS.
Opposite Gus tom House, Main st,
vhP irbu
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~ sAxrogp's Liver INvIGoRAroR--

CosPoUsDgp ENTIRELY FROM 1UM.-Is q mild and ef
icctuai cethartic, acting first on the LIVER, to
eIect It's morbid matter. then on the ctoInacn eno
bowels, snd carries of all matter that prevents
their hesithy action. and thus etreng th ens ape
buos up the whole system yeIZ rspi1Iy @ eng - tue
Sest LIVER INNI9ukAIUh
LIVER INYIG0RAT0R
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L III E DISP AT CHI.
LOCAL A FFAIRS.

CONCERT AND TABLEAUx FOR THE MT.
VERNON FUND.-A select entertainment, for the
benefit of the Mount YernOR Fund, ia to be given
at the Ball Room of the Ballard House. on Thurs
day evening next, and We bespesk for the cause
the most liberal support. We not at liberty
iu the entertainment, but there can be no OF iec
tion TO our saying, that some of our most respect
aoe citizens are to take parts in tbe taoleaux
The programme reads thus: Music by the Armory
Band. Music, songs and chants. Paradise and
the Peri, (by thomas Moore,) read and illustrated
by four teen tableaux. with songs and chants.
1. The Peri at the Gate of Eden.
2. The Angels Charge.
8. The Tyrapt and the Youthful Warrior.
4. The Hero's Death.
g. The Peris first offering at the Gate of Eden.
g. The Victim of the Plague.
Z. Woman's Devotion.
s. The Sef-Sscrtice.
8. The Pers second Offering at the Gate of Eden
10 The Rejection.
IL. Innocence.
IL. Sin and Innocence.
Is The Penitents Tear.
IA. The Gift most precious to Heaven-The Peri's
Pardon.
Already the room is being decorated in the mos!
elegant style, and from what we have seen and
beard the entertainment will be highly creditable
to those who are getting ii up, and should bring
many solid dollars in the Mount Vernon Fund.
IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. -
Next Monday week the General Association OF the
Baptists of this State will convene in this city
The Introductory sermon will be preached By
Rev. s C. Boston, of Petersburg. The number oil
delegates and visitors at the last meeting of this
body, which was held in Hampton, WAS estima.
ted at niue hundred, and it is thought that uch
larger number will be in attendance here.
Immediately on the adjournment OF the Gene
raj Association the Southern Baptist Convention
will convene in our city. Rev. D. Il Campbell, l.
L D., is to preach the Introductory sermon. This
Convention includes all the regular Baptist
churches in the Southern States, and has a mem.
bership Of $50 900. 1t meets once in two years
The approaching session will probably be more
largely attended than any preceding one. Our
Baptist friends are busiiy engaged in making pre-.
parations, and have provided homes for between
1900 and 1000 persons.
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SAyR At LAsr-Antonio Blake, seaman OF the
ship Hoxie, which was brought into Norfolk By the
captain some time 10 February last, In conss
quencs Of mutipy on board. WAS carried from
Richmond Wednesday morning BY Mr.. Joesph
Steel, deputy marshal, and Mr.. Henry Myers. bsi.
li, and lodged in the government prison at wash
| I'M Ufon
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ACCIDENT, sTbS EebeN Genn) Herald Of th'
14th says t"J<hn NJ. Bur- J student from Ala
another stndent from the same State, on las
Thursday evening. 1t appears that the younl
men, who are warm personal friends, were rehears
ing the Sickles tragedy, when Topp presented
small pistol-whch he thought was hnioaded-
and discharged It, The ball entered Burke breast
jrst below the heart, and came out on his len side
The wound is very serious one, but Mr.. B. will
| probably recover.
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AZ ANTLE DEPuT, SO Nam cInK1T.

i'A SMALL PROFITS Best goods can slwsyNb>
had for the cash at less price than any other ss1s
Lace Points aud rich spring and rummss NHnGIes.
1ust received from the Norlh Also, al kind q
Wrappings for Misses and Children 800 Dustlrs,
Ribbons. Flowers, kushes. Head Drssoss, InsIey
Hair Pins the best quality Extension ekirts DE-
trimmings, Fancy Dry Goods Cali ct the nantl0
Depo. and you will pu .chase your goods O. DeiosS
to defy competition - -
euta Percha Buttons for making RInes.