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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-06

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT WANT
~ ED.-The subscriber, after an absence OF
few years, has returned to the city and ~ ,pe his
former business OF HOUSE AMI SIGN PANT
ING AND GLAZING: also, PA INTING on
the job. ', "
Grateful for past favors he trusts bv ST rict AZ.
tentiOn to business to merit the confidence and
patronage Of his formcr friends and the public
generally.
Z. S.-Having reasonable force at command
particular attention paid to the selection Of work
men where parties prefer furnishing their own
materials.
orders received at No. 20 lath street, between
Maiu and Franklin also, over 6p7 Broad, betw. en-
9Th and 7th streets. JAS. ID. CARTER.
Bv permission refers to Messrs.
William TAYLOR, r. w. Powers,
William II. furpin, VIM. Holt Richardson,
!. IL. starke, James II. Gardner,
James Thomas, Jr., William +. Harwood.
A. I. Stokes, Il. w. Joyner,
Charles t. Wortham, A. Dodeker,
Thomas A. Rust, A. A. Hutcheton,
James A. Inloe5, John K. Bossieux,
A. =. Fox, Andrew K. Elicit,
George A. Afnslie, Bu'st & King,
John C. Page Jr., Jos. 7. Winston i Co.,
John N. Coz don's Sons, Cook & Laughton.
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rAME> ElN-rH SYEAMHOATsEs1t.

TAMF> RIVER STEAMBO BOArSrIs1i,
- CuMi'S NI.--ttR SEW IORk, iza.sssask. nas.sas-tk
~ lN~B AID WATFR.-Ecw ana ,,npuIar
r..:-clas rs'I.e IL New IOrh via James river and
o., aaIr tS, bay 10 HattIn"rr, and from thence by
.f.al.n rhil4'IclphiG and New York.
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Excursion tickets 10 .,orfuk au,! re-
ihih..'..'.. :.'''..s.'..s... ........'. y v"
trk,is sod .iua baggage cheek through al
l.lT.rrN CO.'S t-Xprgss. %. s2s Main street, and
, #. '.,srt sI,.ttucr John sylvester.
b. above. varied route comments itself cspe-
rItfIy lp tourists ANA pleasure seekers, enabling
tI,I. lo View DUTClg GAP ami olher points of
,ultr.sl on rs hIF mR Rf DAYLIGHT.
l.. Il. TA1EM, GEM Agent
.lIm.s River Steamboat Company.
'trr, 2th aud Main streets and II Rockets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nIg- A SPLENDID OPENING FOR
A HIISINESS MANA new STOREHoUhf, n,
twenty by forty feet, and $1,000 stock "t fh'.
GROCERIES. for sale and rent in Stauht"' -,
of the most business cities In Vtrg'nis' nn" Wv, ",
beet stand in the piace-sultah'e TOT any ~, .,
tna,ness Address bex loa, S.aunton, Va. 1ys.N~
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SssesRsESe3.

.,nE rlILADELpII II A. .csiIsy.
i sgp.lrE : WEl X. - steamer sxksSrrsss.sSsxZx.s
.F-.LK, Captain rLArT. viii receive ire'snt
r M, atsn,c port TIL THURSDAY, the oh lust,
, 'nu'gn.rk. -,
,--...i.t tkcr Tor Roson. Providence, Norfolk,
.. ~. >..p trI,sus, at moderate rates.
5,.~aGc 20 i'hIiadciphta. Including meals ana
, - r,.a,;. - ". Z. PORTER, Agent.
~ No. 242i book street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-06

WANTED, Mol COOK, WASHER :,
w and lRONER; without encumbrance.
Also, q rood NURSE. Both must come we'll "a.
commenced. CONNIE Apply at No. 100, corner Clay and
az
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AMyTSEIENTS. A
,raV LIVING CURIOSITY.


rxprkT LIVING CURIOSITY.
- uERNArIiEpDITE HORSE.
WIN n, exhibited TO-DAY and Tn-MoRNo.M, ",
r afolktrs stable, 10 li%A t'amkhn stIeesr a.,
- - rW tru.{NDIrF HOfSE. This wnnner'us
u ' - = raised h, Mr.. !. &. ShHdhalt, al
c,nurc; e re;narl.h .hly nandS"m% % %hM per
,ulual Ia every seSirct eNStpi taa' IL ID va
,...,nf'sf"n. qWFNTN-FlNf CENTS
-, f,il to see this wonderful! work OF nature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-06

WANTED, GOOD COOK, WASHER.
w and MIXER. Good wages gaarantee,i.
Apply at so3 east Clay street. iIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-06

WANTED, TWO WOMEN white pre-
ferrcd) for N NURSE and hOUSE-sER
YANT: Apply to w. 8. EDMOND or GEORGE
WOVDbh )aE, Packet Ofaee, corner sth and
Sdudls q Al
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WANTS.

WANTED, FIRST-RATE COOK and
w WASH ELK for a small family; one withous
ihcr nbrance preferred. Apolv at corner Frark.
IN aud 2s.h streets, Ghnrca Hu' or to PLEAS.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-25

Washington 81. Salmaker Henry T.
Stocker is ordered to the Boston Navy Yard.
The argument in mandamus, to compel
Secretary Boutwell, to issue warrant for
the payment of Kentucky war claims, began
in the Supreme court to-day, Attorney Cen
eral Akerman appearing for the Secretary of
Treasury.
The reports at the signal office from Buffa
10, Oswego, Rochester, ST. Paul and Toronto
indicate snow at FIVE o'clock. This evening
snow was falling at Burlington, Vermont and
Montreal, Canada. At the summit of Mount
Washington the thermometer was IA above
zero, with a wind blowing so miles an hour,
and heavy snow.
The management of the Russian legation
passed to-day from Mr.. Catacazy to General
Gorlotf, whose residence has been at Hart
ford as military attachee of the legation.
This gentlemen will be very acceptable to
the executive authorities in his new position.
The change relieves the President of upleas-
ant duty, which Catacazy's conduct had other
wise made as necessary of sending his pass
port to the Minister and may be regarded as
a practical compliance with the request OF
this government for his recall. II is under
stood that Catacazy has been ordered by his
government to wait upon the Grand Duke
during his tour in this country and return to
Russia Immediately ON its close.
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Church Directory.

ORTHODOX observation-disclosures Oh.
State st. between Bridge and Oak streets. No
pastor. Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Evening
preaching service at O'Clock Z. NJ. Preaching
tomorrow by Mr.. VIM. n. T. Dean of the Bangor
Theological seminary.
FIRST BAPTIsT,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. j. Kicker, pastor; residence % Oak street.
Morning servne 1870 a. NJ. Afternoon 2SO p.
NJ. Evening p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by
FREE BAPTIsT,-State street, north of Bridge.
Z. F. Penney, pastor; residence summer street.
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Afternoon 2.3O p.
NJ. Evening p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by
MET T EPIsCoPAL,-Green street, east OF
State. +. Martin, pastor; residence at the par
sonage next door to the church re Morning ser
ee 1880 a. Nj so 10 Fl M Evening
PROTESTANT EPisCOPAL,-State St., between
Oak and Winthrop; Rey. Mr. Upjohn, rector n
Morning service 1880 A. Nj. Evening service p.
NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
UNIvERsALiST,-Cor. Winthrop and summer SITS,
c. X. Moor, pastor; residence Winthrop street,
below Orchard. Morning service 1890 a. Nj.
Sabbath School service at Il a. NJ. Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
CATHOLIC,--state St, north of Bridge Rev. Mr..
OBren, priest; residence near the church,
Preaching tomorrow by the priest
Y. NJ. c. A.-Rooms in Darby Block, Water Street.
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
evening at ~ O'Clock. Mission sunday School
every sabbath morning at O'Clock. Religious
exercises every Sunday afternoon at o'clock
The Congregational, First Baptist, Free viii
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con-
ference meetings in their vestries every Wednes
day evening at seven and one h If O'Clock.
NORTH AUGUSTA,-M. E. CHURCH.-Rev. +.
W. Smith, pastor; residence at the pasonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every Sab
bath at 1890 A. NJ. sabbath school at II NJ.
Prayer meeting at =. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOwELL.-Rev
o. NJ. Cousens, pastor; residence opposite church.
Morning service, 1890; Afternoon service, 23O;
Sabbath School LIS Z. Nj. Preaching to-mor-
row by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREG ATIONAL, HALO
WELL.-Rev. c. g. McCuly, pastor; morning
service 1880; afternoon service 2.30. Sunday
School LIS =. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev.A A. r.
Crane, pastor. Morning service 1890; afternoon
service $50. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
| FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWE LL.-Rev.
Mr. Heath, pastor Services at usual hours.
UNIVERSALlST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev
Mr. Paine, pastor. Services every Sunday.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Brussels, "a. The action of the chamber
of representatives yesterday in voting to
support the governments appointment of
Decker for Governor of Limburg, occasioned
another exciting debate to-day. During the
discussion a member of the left demanded
that the Ministers tender their designations.
The chamber has finally adjourned until
Tuesday next. Subsequently mob gath
cred before the residence of M. Mortheonb,
member of the right, who made himself and
party obnoxious in supporting the appoint
ment ofDecker, and became very dsorderly,
their actions eliminating in their smashing
the windows of his house. So violent were
the manifestations of the mob that an alarm
was sounded and the chief guard mustered in
strong force. There is fear of serious dis
turbances.
Paris, "a. A large number of sympa-
thizers with Ex-Emperor Napoleon, made
demonstration in his honor day. They
traversed Fouburg st. German, with shouts
of vive Napoleon. There was no attempt by
the police to interfere with the demonstra-
ton.
Madrid, "a. The Correspondenceia says
that the answer to recent private inquiries,
shows that Great Britain is ready to receive
favorably from Spain the restoration of Glib
raltar.
Special to n. Y. World.
London, "a. A distinguished Cardinal au-
thorizes the statement that the Pope will not
leave Rome unless he is compelled to by
physical force or personal violence.
Queen Victoria has returned to Windsor
Castle from Balmoral.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.


New York, 90 The Tammany aldermen
have been counted in by the canvassers.
| The question of raising half million tc
complete the county court house, was dis
cussed by the board of appointment withou,
| action.
1t is claimed that police captain drew
$4,000, and an assistant alderman 5000
from the Bowling Green Bank after it sus.
pended.
Judge Bedford reserved his decision in the
case of Hoggarty and Baulch.
Judge McCunn has denied the motion for
new suit in the case of J. Davis to compel
Smith, Gould and Martin to fulfil contracts
made on Thursday.
There were six additional cases of small
pox to-day
Several faro banks! have been broken up at
| the books and several arrests made.
The Brooklyn Union asserts that promi-
nent office holder in that city, received &c.
600 from Boss Tweed, to secure his election.
Proceedings have been commenced against
United Sites assessor Jordan of Brooklyn by
| two ex-assistant assessor to receive $500 of a
| moiety claim wrongfully obtained by Jour
dan,
large number of sailors of the Russian
fleet are at the Long Island hospital under
treatment for scurvy.
Another application for a mandamus for
throwing out the vote of a certain district in
Brooklyn, was refused by Judge Gilbert to-
day.
Mrs Carroll the actress, broke her arm on
Sunday.
The sewer embankment at Clifton, Staten
Island to- day caved in burying laborers
All were rescued but several were seriously
injured.
There is still considerable excitement at
Hunters Point over the determination of the
school commissioner to enforce the reading
of the bible in the school. Several children
of Catholic parents have been elected because
they refused to be present on such an occa-
sion. To-day three young men took seats
in the schoo though refused permission,
and encouraged, cheered, and protected from
election one of the girl scholars, who remon-
strated against reading the bible. They
were arrested by the police.
The Rockville Centre, L. l., Methodist
church case was opened before Judge Tap
pan of the supreme court yesterday The
trustees are trying to obtain possession OF
the parsonage, which is held by the Res. Mr.
Conner, who was appointed by the Bishop
After some progress made the case went
over till next month.
The schooner Fannie Bailey of Ports
mouth from Newburg for Boston, with coal.
ran ashore on Hogs Back gate day. She
will be got off and beached at Astoria.
Four boys between the ages of 10 and IA i,
were to-day sentenced to two years in the
State Reform school for committing eight
burglaries recently.
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signed to c. Moxson & Co. She will go to
pieces to- night. The wind is southeast and
blowing gale.
Boston Items.

Boston, "a. Three yoang roughs named
Thomas Nehan, John Douglas and James
Carroll, are in Jail in default of $4,000 bail
each, charged with garroting and robbing
Charles B. Sellen, shippers editor of the
Boston Daily Advertiser.
A committee Of the city council left for
New York tonight to invite Alexis to visit
Boston.
Michael Cusick, held on suspicion for the
murder OF Kate Leehan, has been discharged,
but was re-arrested on complaint for assault
ing woman in Weymouth, a short time
ago.
Eben Earl, aged Is, brakeman on the
freight train from Providence, was knocked
of the cars and killed last night, by
bridge.
The Cape Ann Advertiser says fears are
entertained that the fishing schooner S. b.
Miller, Capt. John Chapman, of New Lon
don, has been lost together with all on board.
The S. B. Miller was engaged in the halbut
fishery, and sailed from New London forty
six days ago. When last seen she was off
La Have banks, Oct II, in a very severe
storm, about to make for land in hopes of
avoiding disaster.
The trial of VIM. j. Sutherland, member
OF Suffolk bar, for receiving stolen goods,
which has occupied the superior court two
days, resulted tonight in a verdict of guilty.
The court refused the bail offered and he
was remanded for sentence.
The republican ward and city committee
tonight nominated N. Talbot for Mayor, and
adjourned to Monday evening.
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News From California.

San Francisco, "a. The details of the
Wickensburg massacre leaves no possible
doubt that F. W. Loring was killed by the
Apaches.
The Arizona Citizen says that the latest
information leaves no doubt that Cochise is
at Canada.
Gov. Standtord's horse trotted yesterday
three straight heats on Union course in
2 lis l.2; 2;l9 Ia; 2:l9.
Alamasa, "a. Hine who was arrested here
recently for robbng the National Bank of
Great Darlington, Mass, has confessed
everything and will be taken back immedi-
ately.
1t is currently reported that the Stockton
& Copperopetis, and the Stockton & Visalia
railroads have been sold to the Central Pa
cifc, which with the exception of short
line in Los Angeles. The company now
owns every rod of railroad in California.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Heavy snow-storms are prevailing to the
west and northwest of Chicago, and in many
places travel is interrupted.
At mass meeting in Bristol, Eng, on
Wednesday evening, the speakers were un-
restrained in their denunciation of monarchy
in Great Britain.
The "Universalst Publishing House. Of
Boston will apply to the next General Court
for charter with power to hold personal
property to the amount of one hundred thous-
and dollars.
The French minister of finance, in the bud
get which he will submit at the coming ses-
sion OF the assembly, will call for fresh loan
of four hundred million francs. 50 D.
At the Democratic Mayorality caucus held
Portsmouth, Mr.. Jerome C. Butler was NOM
mated on the the first ballot. Mr.. Butler
made short speech, accepting the nomina-
ton.
The North Carolina house of representa-
tives has instructed its judiciary committee
to prepare bill providing for the reputation
of the entire debt of the State. This action
is based upon the allegation that ''the debts
were contracted by strangers acting as legis-
lctors elected by bayonets."
1t is now no secret here says the Washing
| there have been conferences between the Re-
publicans and Democrats looking to united
action in the next Pre- sidential election for
the purpose of defeating President Grant.
How far this scheme has gone among Repub-
lcans has not definitely transpired, but it is
believed as yet to be confined to limited
number of the disaffected They act, how
ever, in such way as to show that they have
very little confidence in their own plans and
A ttA
who have been approached on the subject is
Senator Casserly, the Chairman of the Dem
ocratic National Committee, who thinks the
Democrats can be inducedto come into move
ment similar to that which resulted in the
election of Gratz Brown in Missouri. That
is, he wants the disaffected Republicans to
make a nomination in which the Democrats
would acquisce, and which nominee they
would support, and it is said that either Sena-
tor Trumbull, or Judge Davis, or Horace
Greeley would be acceptable. This course
is all very well to talk about, but it will hard
ly succeed, for information received here
from the best sources shows that with the
great body of Republicans General Grant is
daily gaining strength.
There is great scarcity of hay in North
ern Kansas, in consequence of the destruction
caused by the late prairie fires.
A man in Oneida county, N. Y, has in
vented a brick machine by which four men
and boy can make l6, 900 bricks in day.
Emma Reed, a gentle colored girl of six
teen, residing in Memphis, lately whipped .
United States letter carrier and five deputy
marshals.
The Punch of London, advises Englishmen
to hurry up with their subscriptions, or Chi
cago will be rebuilt before they can get them
here.
Wilkes Spirit of the Times says that those
who have bet that Goldsmith Maid beat Dex-
, ter time at Milwaukee, have won.
Ex-Congressman Kasson is q candiia,e for
Speaker of the Iowa House Of Representa-
tives.
, Mrs. Stowe will make $4,000 out Of her
Florida orange grove this year.
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Telegraph News In General.

Annapolis, "a. Alexis and suite arrived
at 10 o'clock to-day, but few people were at
the depot owing to the rain. He visited the
naval academy and was received with sa-
lutte. He called at the Superintendent
quarters. reviewed a parade of the Cadets,
boarded the gun ship Santo, and inspected all
the departments of the academy. An enter
tainment was given him at the head quarters
of the commander.
Alexis responded to toast to the Emperor
of Russia by one to the President of the
United States. Admiral Possiet responded
to toast to the Russian navy with the fol-
lewing "The prosperity of the remarkable
institution we have just inspected, may it
continue its great usefulness and produce
these men like Farragut Porter and Worder,
to adorn their country's history" After 9TH
er toasts and speeches Alexis and party pro-
ceeded to the depot and left for New York,
while Secretary Robson and several United
States officers returned to Washington. The
Duke will remain in New York until about
December 9Th, when he will visit Boston,
west, after which he will visit some of the
Southern States.
Norwich, Conn, "a. Boats have been
dragging the river all day near the wreck of
the steamer City of New London, and three
more DOuleS were recovered. fOur OF tne
missing deck hands have reported reducing
the number known to be lost to H. Of these
l6 have been recovered. The body of VIM.
T. Norton of this city, a passenger, is the
only one not secured.
John Pierce young Englishman, was
struck and killed by train on the railroad
near Lee tonight.
Cleveland o., "a. c. d. Armstrong,
postmaster at East Liverpool, Ohio, WINS ar
rested and brought here to-day, charged with
Withholding money order funds. He was
held in Sl4 900 bail to answer at the January
term of the U. S. Court.
Charleston, S. c., "a. The State Treas
urer officially states the total debt of South
Carolina at Sl2 300, 90S.9s, and says the ac-
counts are open to the public. The financial
agency at New York will be discontinued,
and some respectable banking Institutions
will be designated to pay the interest on the
debt.
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STATE NEWS.

The Brunswick Telegraph says that the
new air compressor has been put at work in
Brunswick. Mr.. Woothley, at his shop, is
running an engine by air power. The en-
CINE Quilt by HIMSELF for steam he has used
for years elsewhere, and thus he is perfectly
familiar with its working. He states, under
so pounds pressure of air he gets from his
engine one third more power than when he
ran it at the same pressure of steam. He
takes the air through half inch pipe from
the main to his boiler, and works through a
quarter inch pipe conducting it to the cylin.
der. The little thing was running a small
circular saw on Wednesday afternoon, and
most satisfactorily doing its work. The pipe
has been laid to the Medical College where
the air power is to be employed. In day
or two all connections will be complete, and
then the people will see the saving and
pumping apparatus at work at the railroad
station.
Mr.. John Tucker, of Sangerville, was
found dead Friday upon load of wood.
The cause of his death is supposed to have
been heart disease, as he appeared to be en-
joying his usual good health only a shor,
time before.
A patent has been granted to II. Spear ol
Portland, for pump. Under date of Nov.
2Sth, 1871, 300 patents will be issued. Dur
ing past week 303 applications and 40 caveats
were filed.
Hon. T. II. Gushing of Winterport, who
has been seriously ill at Montreal, is con-
sidered out of danger
The Telegraph hears that Mr.. A. d, Lock.
wood, the Treasurer of Bowdoin College, is
going to reside in Brunswick, in the spring
having rented the house, the property of the
college, recently occupied by President Har-
ris.
The exhibition by the Senior and Junior
classes of Bowdoin will take place on Monday
evening, 9th, at the Main street Baptist
church, on which occasion the music will be
furnished by Chambers Band
Sewall Quinby of Wesley, lately lost
pair of oxen. They were stolen by William
Davis, of Meddybemps, who killed them anc
hid the beef in the woods at Charlotte. By
attempting to sell the hides Davis was caught
He confessed and settled, the job costing hin
$23s, but he has. winters supply of goo
beef on hand!
The potato trade of Bangor this year wi
amount to over half million bushels, involy
ing the transfer of S350,0O0.
The Belfast people complain that the roll
ing stock on the railroad Is inadequate to tn
wants of business men.
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Supreme Judicial Court. Dlckerson Judge.

Friday Nov. oath. Hammond VS.. Bowman
was finished at noon and given to the jury.
They returned a verdict of $40 for the ptf.
No. 4l5. Granville +. Burrill VS.. John
Patterson. Clay fer ptf. W. p. Whitehouse
for deft. an action to recover on account for
personal labor and services. There was an
an account in offset filed which constitutes
the matter in controversy. After getting out
the evidence the parties agreed to withdraw
the case from the jury and refer it to the pre-
siding Judge.