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Hustings Court. --On Saturday the following cases were disposed of: Mary Alice was convicted of petty larceny on an indictment of stealing a silver rim and castors from Geo. T. Booker. Sentence was suspended until a second indictment against the accused, for stealing various articles from Philip M. Tabb, shall have been tried and the verdict of the jury ascertained. The trial of Charles Driggers and James Small, of stealing a lot of car springs from the Petersburg Railroad, resulted in the conviction of Small of petty larceny. The punishment imposed was merely nominal, counsel stating that Small would be mustered into some company of the Confederate service, if punishment was remitted. A nolle prosequi was entered on the indictment against Charles Driggers in consideration of his youth. The jury in the case of Julius C. Waltaman, indicted for stealing two cows from James M. Carter, not being able to agree, were discharged, and a new venire ordered to be summ