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DISTRESSING OccURRENcE IN WHEELING,
VA.--On Friday last, says the Argus, as the
bricklayers were engaged in finishing the new
brick building belonging to Robert Boyd, on
MAN street, near the bridge, the south end OF
the building fell in with tremendous crash,
covering several of the workmen, and killing
Mr.. Boyd, (the owner Of the building,) who
was in the first story al the time Of the occur
renee. asfEE.#I @


Two brothers, John W.. Boring and Wash
ington Boring, were taken out from under the
mass of brick, and two Germans, whose
names we could not learn, all Of whom were
very badly injured, one Of the Germans being
insensble for some time. The Messrs Bor-
ing were able in short time 10 cross the street
with little assistance. s9giNat


A young man who was on top of the build
ing, seeing it give way, sprang TO a more Sc
cure part, and was thus saved. Haaa


The part Of the building which gave way
was only a 9 inch wall, without an s or a
chimney 10 secure fr. -