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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

OUR CHrRCHES To-MOEROw.-Rcv. +. 7.
Baird, d. D., has returned to the city, and
will oficiatc in the First Presbyterian
Church (Rcv. DR.. Moorc'S) tomorrow at
the usual hour. At night, DR.. Baird
will deliver a lecture on The Scientific
Fulillment of PrOphccy.'
Rev. VI. Hoge will be absent tomorrow
at Fredericksburg, assisting in the inStalla-
tion of Rev. 7. W. Gilmer as pastor of the
Presbyterian church in that town. Ills
church will be open for services morning
and afternoon.
At the close of the morning service in
the Third Presbyterian Church (Rcv. I.
b. Price, the ordination of the newly
elected elders of the church will take
place.
The revival at Union Methodist Church,
Rev. J. A. Proctor pastor, still continues,
and it is expected that the services to-
morrow will be unusually interesting.
Rev. DR.. Jctcr has not yet returned
from Missouri, and his pulpit will be sup
piled by Rev. II. Hatcher.
At the close of the morning service at
Leigh-strcct Baptist Church tomorrow,
the ordinance Of baptism will be admins
tered. Forty-four persons have been bap-
tizcd by the pastor within the past six
weeks.
At Sycamore Church, Rev. DR.. W. IL.
IIopSon will deliver Il discourse at ii n.
VI. tomorrow, on Church Organization
the Officers of the Church and their Du-
ties
In all the other churches not above men
toned there will be the usual services by
the regular officiating clergymen.
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CURIOUS OBsERvATIoN.--An old bachelor
living in large house in the country, who
is devoted to studying the habits of birds
and insects, procured some time since q
very plain young man and very plain
young woman, who had never met each
other, and confined them in adjoining
apartments. A hole about an inch in di-
ameter was bored in the partition between
the chambers. After confinement OF
three weeks he let them both out-and
in three weeks after the parties were
married. Our friend is satisfied that any
young couple thrown together for o few
weeks will fall in love with each other
Charlottesville Chronicle. II
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4 APLEAsANT CANING.-The only Gaming
We ever heard of which seemed TO have
heen agreeable TO all parties was that ad-
AMlstered in Washington on Thursday by
M ROUSSEAU, of Kentucky, TO the head
ahd shoulders of Mr.. GRiNNELL, of Iowa.
lie latter gentleman IS reported to have
taken ii quietly, possibly gratefully, as one
,a@eS the oiling and perfuming after the
luxurious Persian bath. He emphatically
eJacaiated his approval, at the conclusion,
IL these words: at is all right" 1t must
nave been hilarious afiair--at once rare
aud delightful, imparting satisfaction to
everybody.
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DEATH FROM LoCKJAw.-Meredith Wing
field, the colored man who accidentally
shot his thumb off some days since, while
handling an old musket at the Tredegar
Works, died on Thursday night from the
effects of the wound, lockjaw having su-
pervened. He was much esteemed by his
employers. This is the third or fourth
death coming under our notice which has
been produced by gunshot wounds in the
hand, and all of them might have been
prevented by timely amputation.
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BooT BLAcKs.-This class of our COM
munity has been great nuisance, and we
are glad that at last they have been
brought to the notice of the Mayor. Pat
Wood, an employee of Major John Dooley,
a few days since ordered party of them
away from the front of the store. The
little vagabonds refused to go, whereupon
Pat made demonstration upon them, and
put them to rout. The most luckless one
of the party happened to catch slap
which was aimed indiscriminately at the
whole party. The result was, that CON-
plant was made to the Bureau by the in
iured "young American OF African de-
scent" and Pat was required to answer
for his heinous offence. The Bureau re-
ferrcd the case to the Mayor, before whom
Pat appeared yesterday morning. Re-
corder Regnault made statement to his
Honor concerning these negro boys on the
Spotswood square. They kept up such a
racing, running, and halloaing on the street
that it was impossible at times to do busi-
ness for them. They cOngregated in large
numbers before the stores, and II they
were driven away one day they would re-
turn the next. 4 gentleman who was
sick in the neighborhood was forced to
leave on account of these same negro
boys. His Honor ordered that these ne
groes should be proceeded against, and
postponed Pats case until Monday.
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RENDER UNTO CESAR THE THINGS THAT
ARE CKsAR's.-On Thursday morning the
Dispatch stated that the house between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, on Cary,
whose walls had been taken down to make
them stronger, was occupied by Messrs.
West, Beardsley s Co. This was a mis-
take. Messrs. Beckham & CO., dealers in
agricultural implements, are the occupants.
These gentlemen have been residing in this
city for some years engaged in this branch
of business
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ABATE THE NUIsANCEs.-An important
order of Henrico County Court is pub
lished in our columns this morning. 1t is
the purpose of the county authorities to
abatc every nuisance found in the suburbs
of the city, and earnestly to cooperate
with our Board of Health in all their mea-
sures to improve the sanitary condition of
the people in and around the city. All
good citizens will heartily unite with them
in this important work.
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THE IRISH REPUBLlcANs.-ln our notice
of Mr.. Stephens's address at the Metropo-
Titan Hall on Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing report of question and its answer
occurred:
"Question. n.-What do the Irish people
think of Mr.. Meagher!
"Mr. Stephens.-That question will be
answered when tell you that | rescued
that man three times from the wrath OF the
Irish people. They think that ne has be-
trayed them"
Being seated at some distance from the
person asking the question, our reporter
mistook the name Of the person referred
to in it. The question was asked concern.
ing Mr.. Meehan, the editor of the LriS'
American, and not Thomas f. Meagher.
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auction Sales To-day.
MEssRs. REGNAULT Y co. will sell to-day,
at 10 O'clock an excellent assortment OF
furniture, and other housekeeping goods.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH on THE ERAlLROADS.-Messrs.
Cole & Turner deliver the DiSpdtch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond ana as
they are also our authorized agents torecelve sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and weekly DtS-
pnfth our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves of the messengers of these enter
prjsing news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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DIAN OSl lEw
JOHN ~. DAVIES A'soHs. Fss;
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roR THE LAST THIRTY yxAR1s an senp1ehee
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pronounced by ALL fHx LxADIH0 IxQSS 80 !
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TINS LARGE SALE or GROCERIES on yes
terday by Messrs. A: \. stokes y 20. was
well attended by the trade, the pidaihg
was spirited, and prices were fully main
tanned.
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RoBBERY.-On Thursday night last tne
stable of Mr.. Thomas Dance, on oreson
Hill, was entered, for the secona 'ihio hn..n ~
the last month, and robbed oi q morse.
Tho thieves are vet at large.
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POLICE HEADQUARTERs.-The following
arrests were reported at police headquar-
ters yesterday:
John Fields, negro, for threatening Jor-
dan Johnston and creating disturbance.
Richard Vance, Snowman, so-called," !"
was arrested for threatening to burn down
the house of jeff. Robinson, negro.
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I. o. o. F.-The Roane Lodge, No. $50,
win meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Spring
field Hall, ssttt
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PORT OF RICHMOND. Juss u "ss. sh
ARRIVED. ,tt5 l@Ft
Steamship Albemaris. Bourne, Hsxr y York, nsE.
GsoPSssnna. Hili Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, John H. Ereemsn: .A.
John sy.,fsi.ssi ss.ins as; srssSsd
Steamship Valley City. snyder New York, Dsg.
ehandise and passengers, W. y. Porter
Steamship sarstagas King Esw @ fofh' nsseAAar
steamship Vixen: Lewis, New York, nerehan.
disc, Bridgford 4 Myers.
chanaise and passengers, W. p. Porter 4
Steamer N. Martin, Hsinss. Norfolk, DsrehAn-
disc and passengers, HssSins D Brslgfnsd. i,
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The merchants Of Savannah are making
arrangements 10 celebrate the 4th Of July
~ grand style.
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AN ARBITRAToR.-We are requested by
the Mayor to state that hereafter, when
there is a difference of opinion between
parties as to the pay for cleansing neces-
saries, it is provided by ordinances that u
is to be settled BY the City Engineer.
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ACCIDENT TO A PRIS0NER.-1e esterday
afternoon white woman was arrested by
Sergeant Howard for being drunk, and
carried to the Second station-houSe. After
she was placed in the cell she became tu-
riouS, and whilst she was cutting up some
of her antics she fell backward, cutting
her head severely against an iron hook
which projected from the wall. DIR. CIV ::
p. Brock was called in Immediately and
dressed the wound. The cut bled so pro-
fusely that she tainted in a very short
time afterwards. She was so intoxicated
that she could not tell her name.
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Masonic SECTION IN HoLLYwooD.-The
Masonic section for the dead of the Order
of Masonry in Hollywood has been lately
repaired and renovated by the Masons OF
this city, and now presents beautiful APP
pearance. The graves have been re-
mounded, the walks gravelled, and all has
been done to make the spot worthy of the
dead who sleep in that hallowed spot.
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Big HAUL.-The police on yesterday at
ternoon arrested about thirty boys OF all
sizes, ages, and colors, who were bathing
in the ship-lock, near Rockets, in violation
of q city ordinance.
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THE DANvILLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
We were very much gratiticd to learn, on
our visit to Coalfeld yesterday, that Bishop
Early was still progressing favorably, and
that no doubts are now entertained of his
entire recovery. The Bishop is very badly
bruised, and cannot be moved for some
weeks; but his daughter, Miss Fannie
Early, is in the meanwhile staying with
him at Mr.. Brummclfs.
Miss Ncwmanis still in very precariouS
condition, and there is, unhappily, no GER
tainty of her life being saved. Her con-
dition is, however, little more cncour-
aging than on Thursday night.
Mr.. OVERLY has sufficiently recovered TO
be removed to his home, and will sustain
no permanent injury.
The car which caused the accident has
been replaced upon the track, and is, con
sidering the distance which it fell, but lit
tie injured. A portion of the panelling is
knocked out, and the whole of the upper
ventillating-roof is carried away, but the
car can soon be placed in running order.
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FREAK OF NATURE.-We were shown
Yesterday a chicken with four perfectly
formed legs. This rara ais was hatched
upon the premises of Mr.. D. n. Mcdowell.
1t was blessed with an unusual amount OF
understanding, but alas was only allowed
to enjoy it few moments, for it breathed
its last in its infancy. Such is life.
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THANKS FOR PAPERS to Mr.. r. ID. Lucas,
National Express, and to Captain G' a.
Schwartzman, National Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

MACPHERSON will serve up delicious turtle
soup at Headquarters to-day at ii o'clock.
See advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

OUR SYNAGOGUES To-DAY.-Therc are
no changes in the regular services in our
SynagogueS to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

HUyTINGs COURT.-The jury in the cas-
of DR.. T. C.. Maddux rendered yesterday
verdict of guilty, and assessed his fine al
one hundred dollars. Before the court
had fixed the term Of his imprisonment,
his counsel moved to arrest Judgment, ana
made application for new trial. Inc
court took time to consider the motion
until to-day, when it will be argued.
The evidence in the case of j. Marshall
Hanna was heard, and the case was given
to the jury. The jury retired, and in a
short time reported that they could not
agree, whereupon they were adjourned
until to-day at III o'clock.
MAYORS Court, FRIDAY MORNING
MAYOR MAYO, PREsIDING.-Joseph Will
iams was arraigned on charge of throwing
a rock into an African church while SER
vices were going on. A young man named
Green, who appeared as witness for the
accused, stated he had thrown the rock,
and not Williams. Williams was dis
charged, and Green requested to take q
seat until his Honor could look over the
case. He was subsequently discharged.
Chastain Farrar, charged with trespass-
ing upon the premises of John I. Sizer,
was fined one dollar and required to give
one hundred and fifty dollars surety for
his future good behavior.
Frederick II. Wayt, charged with being
drunk and disorderly on the street, was
required to give two hundred dollars
surety for his future good behavior.
William Jones, charged with assaulting
Joe Richards, negro, was discharged.
James Irving and George Brown, ne
groes, charged. with fighting and cursing
on the streets at night, were fined five dol
lars and required to give one hundred and
fifty dollars surety for their future good
behavior. They were committed in default
thereof.
Henry West, white hack driver. ar
raigned in two cases for resisting police
men, was fined five dollars.
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BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW YORK;
We add this morning another to the list Of
steamers running between these two points.
Mr.. W. p. Porter advertises that the
steamships Washington and Valley City
will leave Richmond alternately every
Friday, for Norfolk and New York. With
the addition of this line to those already
established, we now have facilities by sea
nearly equal to daily line to New York.
The vessels running over this route are all
good, the captains are accommodating, and
travellers meet with every attention that
it is possible to give them.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALAANAC-Jusk -. -
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Mr.. Speaker, and gentlemen Of the House,
as to resigning my seat for the purpose Of
reducing the House below quorum, ans
wer I shall not, but I viii reserve the right
to resign whenever I think proper, as all
free men should do. Sirs, I feel that it is
the duty Of every freeman, as well as the
privilege, to resign his seal in the House
when lie thinks proper.
Mr.. SpeakersI would rather be right than
be President of these United States. Yes,
sir, feel that a clear conscience is the best
protection man can have. Yes, sir, feel
that I can face the world in Vindication of
my action. So thank you, gentlemen, for
your attention, believing that l have ans
wered all questions proPOunded to me to-
day, so that you need have no doubt as to
my position as loyal man.
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In Dyspepsia,

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fdi account Of this wonderful plant may be
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he might furnish volume o. certificates, out the
fgric have long since learned 10 estimate such
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nCsIcno.
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ssf-FOF sais ~ al! 1ruETistg. rnv4 II
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The attempt has frequently been
made to relieve jefferson Davis and
the heads of his administration of ali
responsibility for the horrible suferineg
inflicted upon Union prisoners of war
in their hands, by throwing the blame
upon subordinate and local officers. and
pretending that the central authorities
were ignorant of the revolving facts
that are now revealed. But on the
trial of Major Gee for the atrocities per-
petrated at Salisbury, Gen. J. H. Mar
tin, a rebel officer, has just testified
that the Government at Richmond was
kept advised by himself and by Gee of
the impossibility of feeding or shelter
ing these Iuekless prisoners at that
place. They knew that there were no
tents, no timber, no axes, no food that
could be got at Salisbury, and yet they
sent thousands of loyal soldiers there
to perish Of exposure to the weather
and of starvation.-CKicqgO Republican
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"A pair Of pretty eyes" said Cox.
comb, "are the best mirrors to shave
by" "Yes," replied old Hunk, the
bachelor, sand | have known many a
man shaved by them
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n T0TIOE.--HsUng suggested to the Clerk Of the
IN County Court Of Smith county, the insolvency
Of the estsle Of q w House, deceased, / hereby
notify al persons having clsa against the said es-
tate to e them with the Clerk Of said Court on or
before the first Of october next for pro rata Of said
estate, properly authenticated they will be for
ever barred. And ali persons indebted to said es-
tate viii come forward and make payment imme-
distely. This, April 9Th, 1866
81 - 'a 'H + @ SMITH, Admir-
apFlD-w4t' ofG W House, decd.
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1iHE highest market price vii h ,sis IN -,
u q cash at Tie Drug Store of z p 49,. =. =
-, 70, ~ North Market street. frorn WsIiS' ~
l s-a-all Ior 1lnsenR, Feathers and Besszar. A.
- ,..lisas, - SOIOJo los- Ginseng wanted.