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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-29

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION ON DANvILLE RAIL
RoAD-LoCoMoT1vE BLOWN UP-Two MEN
KILLED AND Two WoUSDED.-Early yes
terday morning we received information by
telegraph that fearful explosion had oc-
Cured on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road about forty-one miles from Rich
mond. Our reporter left by the first train
for the scene of the accident, and on his
arrival found that the boiler Of locomotive
No. 4, (he Potomac,) attached to a mate
rial train, exploded little after l o'clock
yesterday morning short distance east of
Jetersville, in Amelia county, instantly
killing Joshua Pickett, the engineer, and
the colored fireman, Hilary Lindsay. A
colored train hand was severely scalded,
and another slightly injured.
The body of Mr.. Puckett was found
about fifteen feet from the track, and that
Of Lindsay about twenty feet. Their
bodies were brought to Manchester on the
afternoon passenger train, and taken
charge of by their friends. Mr.. Puckett
resided in Manchester, and leaves a wife
and three children, one Of them an infant
few weeks old. He had been in the SER
vice of the Richmond and Danville Rail-
Ao"o COMPANY III Vol iouo SapaSiliCo ioi
about fifteen years, and was highly
esteemed by his acquaintances. Hilary
Lindsay leaves wife and one child.
The terrible force of the explosion was
seen in the scattered fragments Of the en-
gine covering the surrounding space, some
portions of which were found nine hun
dred feet from the road. 1t was shat
tered wreck. This locomotive was built
at the Globe Locomotive Works, was
placed on the road in October, 1850, and
had therefore been in use little over six
teen years. 1t was regarded as in good
working order, and the boiler was believed
to be perfect. Between sixty and seventy
feet of the track was torn up by the ex-
plosion, the bent and broken rails and
scattered ties giving evidence of the power
of the conclusion.
Every effort was made by our reporter
to ascertain the cause of the explosion,
but no satisfactory solution could be OBJ
tanned. AS is generally the case in such
melancholy accidents, the only persons
who could throw any light on the subject
the engineer and tireman-were both
killed.
The superintendent of the road promptly
sent force to the relief Of the sufferers
and to remove the remains of the engine
and tender from the track. This was done,
and the roadway thoroughly repaired by
o'clock in the afternoon so that the trains
are all now running on schedule time.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
The salaries of officers in the employment
of the James River and Kanawha Company
amounted in 1866 to s53, 900; as reduced by
the Board on 18th March and 23d Feb
ruary, s4l,235; and as reduced by the
meeting Of stockholders last night, to
S2l4l5.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
g P RI N G TRADE.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others visiting the
city will find my stock equal to any In the city,
amongst which will be found every variety OF
COLLEGE and SCHOOL BOOKS published,
CAP, LETTER, and NOTE PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS Of all sizes,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and FLUIDS,
STATES Of all sizes, from by to l2byl IS;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TwINE,
FAMILY, PUPIL, and POCKET BIBLES,
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY;
all of which pledge myself to sell low as they
can be bought In any OF the northern cities.
EP. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller and Ststioner,
fe 25-sm 1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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The HENR1CO MURDER-ANoTHER TRAIL.
A day or two since an elderly woman APP
piled to the county authorities and stated
that upon reaching the city, a day or two
before, she had read for the first time of
the finding of the dead body of a mur-
dered woman in Henrico county. She had
received letter about the time Of the
finding of the body from the man with
whom a daughter had been living as his
wife, stating that she had died in this
city, and that he had buried her. He
had sent her clothing and effects to a
house in Manchester, where they were
at the disposal of the mother.
Her object in coming to the city was to
get the articles, and to see the man, but
she was unable to find either. Hearing OF
the Henrico county murder, and finding
upon reading the account Of it that the
young woman who was found dead an
swered to the description of her daughter,
her fears and suspicious were aroused, and
she wished to have the affair investigated
The officers are now at work trying to
ferret the matter out.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

srOgE. ESTABLISHED BY ABRAHAM LRyY
s,-essed, in ISIS and now continued by his grand.
''''' '"' LEVY BROTHERS.
The reputation ofthis old established dry goods
,,-.c for selling CRBAP GOODS Is such As TO rem
comment unnecessary or ono thing you can
~, assured, that they always sell goods at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
GA oleu under the market.
7h.v now oGer an cnticing lot OF GOODS al
., hat ought to satisfy the very closest buyers.
Very neat Spring Delaines at 2cc.;
wide English Prints at 2oc.
American Prints al l?3. les and ?ac.
gloaehed Cottons at i2i, Is, 20, ?5, and soc.-sn
excellent article, yard wide, at i6ac.; ;
Pillow case Cotton at 25c.
Tna- width Bleached and Unbleached sheetins
at CSC;
rnbleached Cotton at l2l, is, lsa, and 2sc.-an
excellent article of yard-wide at ?oc.
large stock Of Flannels from soc. 10 81 per
yard;
GiughSmS at 25c.
Slack silk at al 80. worth 50;
EsImoral skirts at 81, worth So;
Handsome Embroidered Collars at Soc, worth
81:
Real Maltese Lace Collars al so aud 75c., worth
30:
Real Needle. worked Bands at 75c., 81, Si.25
and slso-actually less than New York
wholesale prices;
Lisls Thread Gloves At 2oc.
Excellent Kid Gloves, Sii5;
Spool Cotton at loc. per dozen:
Huckabsck Towels at SO, $3.50, and s5-very
cheSp goods
Heavy Linen Table Damask 81, worth 81. so
Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen;
Linen Handkerchief at Si!S per dozen;
Embroidered Frock Waists for Infants Dresses
at Soc and Sl-worth double the money.
A.Iof the aboTe bargains, besides many others,
can had At LEVY BROTHERS,
,.hcT No. Is Main street.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Southern
Express Company; to Turner.
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NOME AND SEE !--Give me call |!
" Come and look at the CANDIES am manu-
featuring here on the fpot. Don't send North for
Candy when yon can buy better hers for less mo-
new An experience of twenty years enables me
To DEFY COMPETITION. BE convinced You
that wish to buy, call and examine for yonrseyes.
LOUIS J. BOSsIEUX,
NH n lsl2 Main street.
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EOR RENT, the STORE on south side
T of Franklin street between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, recently occupied l:::H
by Messrs. Southdown Il Abraham. Posses .IAk
J. r. KEESBE,
NH 2a-4t at Collectors Office, City Hall.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-I have on hand
ID large stock OF goods, suitable for srfar
city and eSgntry trade Which Na i'm Sn selling
SEWED BOOTS at SIX DOLLARS, and
other goods equally low. GOOD FIT wsnsn
and goods equal TO any that are made to order. All
are invited TO call before pure hasing elsewhere.
II. d. GASTON.
deN l<2o Main street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MARcH 20, 1857.
Sun rises......... 5.5Ol Moon rlses.......... Z;
Sun sets........... go High tide, A. M. IL o:
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BuOYs REPLACED IN JAMES RIvER.-1es-
day, Captain George W. Allen, our very
efficient and energetic harbor master, with
the assistance Of Captain Watson, in charge
of the city tugboat Frank Somers, re.
placed the following buoys, which had be-
come removed from their fastenings by the
ice and the late freshets:
First. A can buoy, painted red, to mark
the ledge of rocks Immediately below the
corporation line.
Second. A beacon, painted black, on the
starboard hand going down, at the inner
line of distractions.
Third. 4 can buoy, painted red, on the
port hand going down, on Warwick bar.
Fourth. A can buoy, painted red, &C
mark the wreck Of the schooner Gallego,
sunk by the Confederate authorities in
March, 1865, in Kingston reach.
Fifth. A can buoy, painted black, to
mark the wreck of sunken coal-loaded
schooner in Kingston reach just above
Cox's Ferry.
In Trent's reach the buoys were ex-
amined and all found in proper condition.
The replacing Of these marks will be of
great benefit to the masters Of vessels
trading to this port, as the want Of them
has caused frequent delays in arrivals and
departures. They have been replaced at
the earliest possible moment since the sub
sidence of the water in the river.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
LII INSTITUTE BUILDINGS.

TENTH, MAksHALL, AND CLAY bTKhhTb.
ANEW TERM BEGINS APRIL lsr, 1857.
Eog SMALL GIRLS.
The Institute offers an admirably arranged Sc
parate Pre- paratory Department in which TWO or
three experienced teachers give their time er-
cIasfrsiy to them. This department has been
very successful, and We have recently found &C.
casion to enlarge its facilities.
FOR Young LADIES MORE ADVANCED.
We have a thorough and comprehensive col
legiats course, with the various extras and ac-
complishmen,s; and by its act OF incorporation,
tn fns.ituts is auth orized to confer diplomas and
literary distinctions. For circulars, with terms,
teachers, classes, &c., apply 70
CHARLES Ii. WINSTON, M. A.,
NH Is President
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HESRIco INDUSTRIAL Assoc1ATfoN-AN-
SUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS, ETC.-A
meeting of this Association was held in
the school.room of st. Johns church last
night. The meeting was called to order
Mr.. Stephen Hunter in the chair. Mr..
Thomas S. Armistead was appointed secre.
tary.
Upon calling the roll, quorum was
found to be present, and the meeting pro.
ceeded to business.
Mr.. John f. Bossieux, president, made
the annual report of the management OF
the Association for the year ending March
%, 1867, an abstract Of which we publish
below;
The report commences by stating that
the directory felt constrained, with the
capital on hand, to proceed cautiously,
which accounted for the small amount OF
work that had been done. The money
paid out had, however, mostly gone to
widows, orphans, and others who were in
needy circumstances and while the
amount paid for work might appear to be
small, still on a comparison of the prices
which this Association have paid with those
paid in New York for similar work, it will
be found that the difference is at least
twenty-five per cent. in favor of this AS
sociation-in some cases even more. He
hoped that there would not arise a ne
cessty for lowering these prices; but to
successfully compete with the northern
manufacturers, such an event might occur.
He earnestly urged upon the stockholders
the necessity of increasing the capital
stock. 40 az tn enable them to extend
their area Of usefulness to the class OF
persons for whose benefit the Association
was originally formed.
The report wassunanimously received
and adopted.
A committee Of three was appointed to
examine the treasurer's report.
The election of officers being in order,
Mr.. John E. Bossieux was nominated, and
unanimously elected president. Miles Tur-
pin, e-president, and Thomas S. Armis-
tead, secretary, were also unanimously
elected. Messrs. George Watt, r. IL.
Whitlock, William j. Yarbrough, and A.
l.. Courtney were elected directors.
On motion, the bylaws were amended so
as to increase the number of directors,
and Messrs. George A. Ainslie, Hiram
Oliver, Stephen Hunter, and G. B. Lips
comb were elected to fill the vacancies
created by the change.
On motion, the meeting returned vote
of thanks to the officers of the past year
for the very efficient manner in which they
have managed the affairs of the associa-
ton.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
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nnr n0LLARS BEWARD.-Stoler

nGS UOLLAKS BEWAhD.-oIUItH
SLC from my stable on the night Of ~
tho 27th February q large, very dark BAY H%N
two I?I white hind feet; left foot having white
inst below the ankle, and right foot Just above the
ankle. Also, having small ears. A reward oi
twenty (eO dollars will be paid for the recovery OF
said horse or twenty five (25l dollars for recovery
of said horse and detection Of the thief Address
ROBERT HENDRICK,
NH Sim Jetersville, Amelia county, Va.
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8.asaT ii. HAURY. JAMES l.. MAURY,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
~ K. IL. MAURY & CO.,
tEsTARLIsKBD IN l5Ss)
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. lNli Main street,
first house below the vost-otice,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK MOTIFS, STATE. CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought snd sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In .Ae United
,...s fe7
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WONDERFUL NEws-A saha

WONDERFUL NEWS-A GdhA
sHaoouLIpn In4hn 4khMsaAcENS SRhs6 osSiR.
ING OF Bn0TS AND sHoEs..
MICHAEL GUNsr, formerly OF the nrm O. NJ
street, between Fourth and Eifh a lsrgs and well:
selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS: and md
HATS, which will be sold a. prices TO SUIT me me
prices: Ladies' Congress Gaiters from LIS ups
Ladies' Morocco Boots from 81 up, Childrens
Mems Shoes from sI25 up. The above goods We
warrant as good as they can be had elsswhefe ~
much higher prices Don't fail to give rs call.
MICHAEL GUNsT,
No. alt Broad street, six doors rom
NH Is Breeden Fox's.
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STOCK REQUISITIONS.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
M SAVINGS BANK SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
STOCK OF this Institution are hereby notified that
their first monthly instslment Will be due On or
beiore the 6TB DAY OF APRIL NEXT, payable at
TIE ofice OF EDWARD COHEN, southwest corner
OF Main and Fourteenth streets.
Additional subscriptions TO the stock Will be re.
cely,d up 10 the above mentioned date.
BY order OF the Board.
GUsTAyus A. MYERS, President
EDWARD CoHRS, Cashier. NH It'd
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SEEDSMEN, FLORISTS, &c
A LLAN & JOHNSON, 40,
sEEDSMEN, NURsERYMEN, yNSk'

keep constantly on hand the best varieties OF
GARDEN, FIELD, and FLOWER SEEDS.
Seeds, Plants, and Flowers forwarded by mail OF
express.
Catalogues, with full directions for gardening,
mailed to applicants.
large stock of mANGEL wURTZEL, WHITE
SUGAR BEET, and BELGIAN CARROT, for field
planting.
A few barrels left Of EARLY DYKEMAN PoTA-
TOES, for planting. NH Cts
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ENCOURAGING I

ENCOURAGINGi !
IL The new firm OF A. GUNsT 4 co. are ~6hn
lent quality and extremely low prices Of
their BOOTS and SHOES are thu csusess -
Of their success. We are daily receiving
new accessions to our stock from In Q best manu-
facturers, which we are enabled TO sell very low.
Mems Boots, from 81. so to So Ladies' Shoes, from
81 to 81. SO Mems Sewed Shoes, from " 10 ~
Misses Shoes, from IS cents to 80; Children's
Shoes, from SO cents TO $3.50. An excellent quality
Ladies' Kid Congress Caters and Balmorals very
elsewhere. We can offer great Inducements 10
country merchant A. GUNST Co.,
No. sos Broad street, near Fifth.
Mrs. s. sHLOsS soliciis call from her hume rous
friends. mh IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&c THE OLD RICHMOND DRY GOODS
SrORE. ESTABLISHED BY ABRAHAM LRVY,
ceased. IN Isis, and now continued by his grand
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A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE
"A TO the Virginia Central Railroad Company FOR
a renewal OF CERTIFICATE No ll55, dated 10th
October 1885, in tho name of Lucien Minor, trustee
for Mildred ID. Trueheart, for five shares OF the
stock OF that company, which has been lost.
M * Esr, LUCIEN b PRICE.
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND any
Twelfth. between Main and Prankliny
streets, makes to order LADIES' and GIN.
TLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate.
rial and workmanship that can be obtained, and
on terms as reasonable as the same quality can be
made anywhere. A call il respectfully solicited.
N B.-Repairing neatly done.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
Twelfth street between Main and franklin.
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TRgDgGAR WORKS, RrcHNosD, YA.,l
February n, lss7.
THE "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
Il having purchased the Tredesar Works and
Armory Rolling Mill, and the manufacturing bu.
siness OF Messrs. J. K. Anderson 4 Co., has this
day organized.
This Company will continue to produce all the
articles heretofore made at these works, TO wit:
IL THE ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron.
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN rsx YousDKIxs AND MACHINE sHoPs;
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and Axles, ftted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks, complete;
Stationary ana Portable Engines, for saw mills
and plantation purposes;
Marine Engines Of all classes:
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
Boiiers-nue, locomotive, and cylinder;
Castings OF Iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
MIL and Steamboat shafts Of the heaviest class.
In addition. 1t will AT once commence the manu-
fscture OF Rails.
J. r. ANDERSON. President.
J.F. TAsssR, yics.PrssidenL. NH lin
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TREDEsAR WoRKs,l
RICHMOND, February ~, 1857. !
NOTICE.-The firm of j. r. AN
IN DERsOS i co. is this day dissolved by com.
mon consent, and its name viii only be used In
settlement Of its affairs.
The business heretofore conducted by rs At the
Tired sgar w orks Is transferred 10 the " TREDRGAR
COMPANY"
without rmission and with increased facilities
under the present management By our successors,
by whom all unfinished orders and contracts on
our books will be promptly executed.
We commend the new company 10 our old pa
irons j. X. ANDERSON,
JOHN r. TANNER,
ROBERT ARCHkR,
X. s. ARCHER,
ARCHER AnDkRG0N.
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LOST, STRAYED, AND FOUND.

cS0 REV WARD.-Stolen from the
| ,N.JU subscriber on Saturday night the 23d OF
| March one large hunting- case gold lever WATCH,
| and breast or fob CHAIN attached. Number OF
watch 51sa; white dial gold hands maker ;
| name George Chadw lex, impressed or printed on
tho dial Twill pay the above reward for the re-
covery OF the watch aud conviction of tho thief. or
tventy. five dollars for the recovery OF the watch
| and chain alone & T. HACkETT,
| NH aT-3t Tavlorsyille. Hanover county.
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-hereputstion ofthis old established dry goods
,,-.c for selling CHBAP GOODS is such As TO rem
..- comme nj unnecessary. OF one thing you can
-t assured, that they always sell goods at the
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AFFLICTED!
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Reparator Capilli.

For restoring hair upon bald heads from
whatever cause II may have fallen outl and
forcing growth of hair upon the face, II has
no equal. II will force the beard to grow upon
the smooihest face IN from five TO eight weeks,
or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
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entire satisfaction Ia not given. Address,
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No Wet Fayette Street Syracuse, n. Y
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Wonderful but True.

Madame Remington, the worldrenowued
Astroogist and Sonambulistic Clairvoyant,
while in a clairvoyant state delincates the very
features of the person you are to marry, and
by the aid of an instrument of intense power,
known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
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date of marriage, occupation, leading traits OF
character, sc. This is no imposition, as testi-
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ing place of birth, age, disposition. color of
eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, YOU
will receive the picture by return mail, togeth-
cr with desired information.
Address in confidence, Madame Gertrude
Remington, T. o. Box -, West Troy, NY