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WANTS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE A FARM, of
w about 200 acres, i'll one of the Southern
States; must be healthy. Address, stating crops
grown, terms and full particulars, to Box 1866,
ST. PAUL. MINI. jy 3-tf
:" "ANTED-Eyery baptist in the city to be
w persuaded, that it were better to be an
Uzsdh in the days of David, with over-anxious
hand, staying the progress of the Sacred Ark to
Jerusalem, than Busser in these days of Cham
bliss, with oyer-scrupulous tongue, staying a
more sacred progression, toward "The New Je-
rusalem coming down from God out of Heaven
M.xP.=l-El-Bl -
au Sit
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AsHBURY's YACHT The Livonia,
Ashbury's yacht, built expressly to win
back the Americas cup and the champion
ship of the world, has again been beaten in
England. The Livonia has, so far, won but
one race at home, indicating not very
brilliant prospect for her in our waters.
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AUCTION HOUSE.

III MCCORMICK,
IL. NO. 1414 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA,
AUCTIONEER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Keeps on hand, for sale to the trade or families
at private sale, large stock of
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
FURNITURE, CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SC.
All OF which will be sold at auction prices
wholesale and retail
MAUCTIONSA SALES DAILY at 10 a.. M and
r. M jY 27-3m
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MB JOuven's Inodor0us Kid Glove Cleaner
BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bad
ly soiled they can be readily restored 1t is easy
of application and is perferfectly free from any
dor. For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers. Price, 25 cents a bottle
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A Hole.-ln the very middle of the side
walk, close by the old United States Hotel,
is hole admirably fitted for breaking
peoples bones. Will the proper party re-
place the bricks?
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Obsequies. funeral of Mr.. VIM.
Mosby, who was killed on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad few days since, by be-
ing knocked off the train, took place Sun
day morning. 1t was attended by Friend
ship Lodge, |. o. o. F., of which the
deceased was member.
The same lodge in the afternoon attended
the funeral of another member, Mr.. Brauer.
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.


D ITISH AIMS
We Will attend to all CLAIMS OF BRITISH
SUBJECTS against the government of the Uni
ted States, payable by the terms of the late trea-
ty between the United States and Great Britain,
These claims are for acts committed against
the person and property of subjects of Great Bri-
army or authorized agents of the United States
CHANDLER, MORTON 81 SHIELDS.
iy 27-3m
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FOR RENTJ


LNOK RENT-F0ur rooms, with use of 5sss
Il kitchen, in very desirable neighborhood mHl
Price $40 per month. Apply at No 2l3 Eighteenth
street, between Broad and Grace au 4--3t*
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Pdrdoned.-President Grant has pardon
ed John Wilkinson, convicted of violation
of the revenue laws in the United States
Circuit Court, held in this city last year,
and sentenced on the oath of June last bv
Judge Bond to pay fine of $500 and re-
main in Jail until the payment of said
am0llpt
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MB Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Syrups-and in fact
everything kept in a first-class grocery, at BAL
MER & CO.'S, sl4 Main street.
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ne Pure Cider Vinegar--Three years 0Id--for
piclling; Spices, fresh and pure, at BALMER &
CO.'S, 8l4 Main street
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THE JOURNAL Is THE ONLY EVENING
PAPER WHICH RECEIVES AND PUB
LISIiES THE LATEST DISPATCHES OF
THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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Ms 7Cisars, imported and domestic Smoking
and Chewing TOBACCO, of all grades and in any
quantity, at-BALMER 4 CO.'S, sl4 Main street.
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Funded, There was s167 ,479.29 of the
State debt funded yesterday, making total
to date Of Sc, 6,2S6, ,646.57.
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SHIPPING,
EOR NEW YORK.

Fok NE" YORK 4kxk
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CUM-
PANY'S elegant sidewheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BLAKEAAS, will sail ON FRIDAY,
August 1lth, at IL o'clock NJ
Freight received until IL clock A. M
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage. ...................... 90
Round Trip Tickets. ....,.....,..... 20 90
Fer freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
au S-3t No. Governor street.
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Ne Chandpagnes, Cider, Wines, Brandies,
and WHisKEys, at BALMER CO.'S, sl4 Main
street.
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Ne Edwards Circulating library Is the
place for cheap and good Reading
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Settlement Of the Second Baptist Church
Di6ic,elty.-Gs we predicted, the opinion of
Rev. DR.. Chambliss, expressed to his con-
gregation two Sabbath ago upon the sub
ject of close communion, has resulted in
the offer and acceptance of his resignation
by his congregation.
Upon all such questions the theory and
practice must be in accord. In this in
stance, while the DR.. entertained certain
views in relation to communion, he seemed
willing to abide by the regulations of his
church, and even went so far as to declare
his willingness to favor the expulsion of a
member who agreed with him in theory but
who would act differently while member
of the Baptist faith. With his views and
declared intentions to act contrary to them,
no other course was left either himself or his
congregation than the one he and they have
pursued.
10 the Second Baptist Church, Richmond, Vir-
gfntd.
Beloved BrethTen--In view of the announce
ment which made to you last Lords day, con-
cerning my opinion on the subject of communion,
now propose, with your consent, to withdraw
from the sacred relation in which we have been
SO happy and so greatly blessed. At the same
time feel it my duty to say that / do not offer
my resignation because my conscience requires it
OF me- for could still serve you without doing
violence at all to my convictions, though every
one of you were fixed in opinions different from
my own upon this question of church ORDER iuas-
much as do not contend that mixed communion
is expedient, although believe it to be lawful
when it can be practiced without violating the
regulations and the feelings of the church with
which one is connected But you may Judge the
case differently You may deem it essential to
your prosperity to have only such pastor as can
advocate the practice of restricted communion
as not merely expedient, but positively enjoned
by the word of God. 1 was conscentiously inn
PEELED to inform you that could not go SO far
To have concealed my views would have been
unjust to you and dishonorable to myself
And now, my dear people, cherished in the past,
and cherished forever in my heart, l offer you my
resignation of the pastoral office. If you accept
it, be assured that my love for you will remain
unchanged nor will doubt your love for me.
So far my condition in life is concerned,
have but one prayer, and beg You to offer it
in my behalf: Father glorify Thy name! |" And
for you entreat, and shall ever entreat the rich
est blessings of Gods providence and grace.
Yours, in the Lord Jesus,
J. A. CHAMBLIss
The church, at a general meeting, decided
to accept the resignation, and present of
$500 was voted to the retiring pastor. Mr..
Chambliss is very popular preacher and a
most excellent and conscientious young
man, and will not be long without con-
gregation who can fully sympathise in his
copviofinup
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NOOKING STOVES j!

TOOKING STOVES!
Having large stock on hand. 1 am selling at
greatly reduced prices.
w. J. ANDERSON
s25 Main and 1856 Broad streets.
je l6-3md&w
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
THEkENTUCKY ELECTIONS!
THE RECENT RIOT IN DUBLIN |!
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The BoutWel-PleasOntOn InlDr0gli0 !!
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW YORK!
GERIAN INSURRECTION (!
Kentucky Elections.

Louisville, KY, Aug. s.-The Democrats
carry the State by about 10000 majority.
All the Democratic candidates for the Leg
islature are elected.
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1,HE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-RAF
Il FILE for the Beneft'of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No 472. EVENING, AUG. T.
20 SO 27 II 10 8 % So 43 % 81 % 30 6s
DISTRIBUTION No. 473 MORNING, AUa. s.
A 81 IS 10 rs 65 90 n % "a 81 o
Witness my hand, at Richmond Va, this sth
day of August, 1871.
SIMMONS & CO.. @. @. TOMPKINS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur-
chased from Captain w. I. DABNEY at the
Branch office, No Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.
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At No. 9ioN Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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the carriers-THRER CENTS per single copy.
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Criminal Record.


ST. LOUIS, March 23.-ThOmas Gray was shot
and killed, at New Madrid, Friday night, while
standing on the porch of his house, by some un-
known person. The murder is supposed to be
the result of quarrel, in which Gray had par.
ticipated, respecting the recent assassination OF
Deputy Collector Jenkins, of New Madrid.
FULL CONFESSION.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, March %. William Van
dover, the Ellenville incendiary, has made full
confession, duplicating also fifteen of his hook
and ladder company, in firing many buildings
burned in Ellenville during the past winter.
SERIOUS CHARGE.
HARRISBURG, March 23.-The legislature has
been compelled to suspend business, on account
OF most Of the officers being summoned to at
tend court in Philadelphia, as witnesses in the
case Of William Bum, present Philadelphia reg
lister OF wills, charged with subornation Of per
jury.
KUKLUx oUTRAGEs SEEN THROUGH KUKLUx
GLASSES.
JACKSON, Miss, March 23.-All is quiet in
Mississippi. The reported kukluX outrageS in
the northeastern part of the state were greatly
exaggerated. 1t is rumored that Higgins, the
school teacher, was whipped, though not severe
ly, near Aberdeen, by unknown parties, for
maintaining social equality with the negroes.
Lacy, the mayor, did not flee from his city
from the kukluX, but from the grand jury in-
dlctments for malfeasance in office. He came
here but receiving no encouragement from the
state authorizes, and fearing civil prosecution,
left for parts unknown.
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FROM EUROPE.
France.

France.
ANOTHER MURDER.
VERSAILLES, March 23.-lt is reported that
the mob in Paris have aSSaSsinated General
Raphael.
PROCLAMATION
To the people of France, approved by the assem-
bly,, was issued by President Theirs yesterday.
After recitng the occurrences in Paris and calm
ly reviewing the situation, 1t closes as follows
"France repudiates the movement. do not
fear our weakness. We, your sole representa-
tives, shall maintain our trust, and make no
compromise with the guilty"
LYONS,
All remains quiet Mt Lyons, but precautions
have been taken against outbreak.
COUNTLESS MANIFESTOES
Are issued by the insurgents, ordering elections
The established authorities everywhere protest
against them.
THE ARMY IN BRITTANY
Momentarily expects orders to march to Paris
STRANGE REQUEST.
The government has requested the Germans
not to lombard Paris, lest the innocent may
suffer.
UNwoNTED QUIET.
PARIS, March 23.-10 p. M.-There has been
no further bloodshed since six O'Clock.
GLOOMY.
The city is gloomy and the excitement is i'll
tense.
MINISTER OF WAR.
Gen. Cluzcret has installed himself at the min
istry OF war.
Gen. Chanzy is still held prisoner by the in
SurgentS.
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Jaeger of the Congregational church, South
bridge Centre.
DR.. Warren took the text Of his sermon from
the 9th Psalm, 9TH to 10th verses. The general
scope OF it was to show that belief in the full di-
vinity of Christ was essential to true Chrisiani-
ty. He passed Il severe criticism on what he
termed the false Christianity, semipagan Ro
manism, sentimental Swedenborgianism, and
skepticism, of the present time. He enforced Mt
some length the prominent idea that belief in the
divine nature of Christ and in the divine authori-
ty of the Scriptures, as absolutely essential for
the ministry TO make such an impression upon
the world, as to be sufficient for its transforma-
tion, by the exercise of its moral power over
sin and error. The sermon was an able and elo-
qucnt one, mostly eXtempore, occupying an
hour and half in the delivery, and was listened
to with great attention.
There was large attendance upon the exer-
cises, and those from abroad were Hospitality
entertained by collation. in the vestry.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
From Washington,


WASHINGTON, d. G., March %, 1871
QUARRELING.
1t VIII be noticed that the senate is already
quarreling over the special rule it established
yesterday and it is likely to lead to more trouble.
DEMOCRATS IN THE HOUSE.
The democrats of the house have resolved to
reserve their fibustering till they see what sort
of bill the select committee reports. They Twill
also probably let the debate run on for some
time. Some Of their leaders say that, if the bill
is moderate in its character, they will favor it.
MIR. SUMMERS RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Sumner created lively scene in the SEN
ate, during the morning hour, by the introduce
ton OF his San Domingo resolutions, and, in
spite of the fierce opposition of Mr. Conkling
and other senators, he got them before the SEN
ate. The general opinion in the senate is that
in the spat with Mr.. Conkling, Mr.. Sumner got
much the best of it.
LEGISLATION FOR THE SOUTH.
Messrs. Butler and Thomas will go for ex-
IRENE legislation Mr.. Shelabargeris more mod
crate, while Messrs. Dawes, Scofeld and Blaine
are still more moderate in their views. 1t is
thought that the select committee and the iudic.
larry committee of the senate will endeavor TO
agree upon a bill to offer in both houses. Some
members Of the special committee express the
opinion that bill will be reported to the house,
on Tuesday morning next.
NO IMMEDIATE ADJOURNMENT.
The house sent smart rebuke over to the
senate, this afternoon, for its action yesterday
Inasmuch as that body has resolved that it will
not consider any business sent from the house
except on one subject, the latter body asks per-
mission of the senate to return home till De-
cember, leaving the senate in session. The
house would not have passed this resolution, if
the presidents message had been received at
that time.
The message has killed the project of an adj
iournment next week, and congress has now
nothing to do but to go to work on bill for the
further protection of the people of the south.
Nobody expects an adjournment now in less
than a fortnight, and some Of the old members
say the session win run on for six weeks more.
The democrats were promised to-day that they
should have all the debate they want on the re-
port of the select committee, and the debate
alone will occupy fortnight.
SAM WELLER.
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Our New York Dispatches.
A Question of Ownership setIIed-HeaVy
Real Estate Transaction, etc.

New YORK, March 28.-The protracted litiga-
ton concerning the ownership of the Olympic
theatre property, this city, valued at 100000,
was finally decided by the court of appeals in
favor of the heirs, four daughters, of the late
Wm. Trimble, of Albany.
One hundred and two lots, belonging to the
estate of the late Gov. NJ. Wilkins, fronting on
Central park, were sold at auction TODAY, realiz.
ing unexpectedly high prices, amounting, in the
aggregate to S765,S0O
The New York medical college for women
graduated eight students, including Mrs. Fan.
ME b. Holden of Connecticut, this evening
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton presided, and Gen.
Stewart l.. Woodford delivered an address.
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AT BALTIMoRE--LOss HEAVY.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-rhere was a fire last
night in the drug warehouse of Candy & Gipin,
corner of Light and Lombard streets, which de-
stroyed most of the stock.
AT ST. LoUIs-Loss SOC, 900.
ST. LOUIS, March 23.-The Union iron works,
South st, Louis, were burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000
AT vIcKsBURG-Loss 900.
VICKsBURG, March ga fire on the levee,
between China and Clay streets, to-day, de-
stroyed three-quarters Of the block. Loss S40,-
900; partially insured.
AT ALLEGHANY-Loss S125,00O.
PITTsBURG, March 28.-Howard & Sons pa
per mandatory, and ID. l.. Patterson's saw
mill, Allegheny, were burned last night. How
ards loss, 100000; insured for S25 900. Pat
terson's $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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W AsHINGTON, NUTtn %,
MATRIMONIAL.
William Sprague Hoyt, and Nettie, daughter
Johns church this afternoon, by Bishop Nell
vaine. A reception at Senator Sprague's fol-
lowed the ceremony.
MASONIC.
Earl De Gray and Lord Tenterden have ac-
cepted an invitation to banquet in their honor,
April 10, by the grand Masonic lodge of the
District of Columbia.
CONFIRMED.
The senate, this afternoon, confirmed John W.
Forney as collector of Philadelphia.
FERNANDO WOOD,
Tonight, gave grand reception to the New
Hampshire members of the house
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Political,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LITTLE Rock, March 23,-The impression pre-
walls here that Senator Clayton will be promi-
nent candidate before the next national republic
can convention for vice president.
CONSIDERATION"
1t is stated by responsible parties that Lieut.
Gov. johnson received $4,000 for resigning, and
White, former secretary Of state, SO 600 for
giving up his office, so johnson might have it,
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the reported negotiations for the sale of Cuba
and Porto Rico TO the United States. The
Dario says: Cuba never will be sold because
the Spaniards here will not consent. There is
not enough money in the world to purchase
hor
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DATENT oFFICE BUsINEss-A,

pATENT OFFICE USINESS-Ameri
can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
plications reargued Interference Cases Prosecuted:
Opinions given to the validity and infringement az
Patents an Suits prosecuted and defended in the u E.
Courts, by
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of ,ths
Board of Appeals, U. s. Patent ohice) Counsellor Al
Law, and Advocate in Patent Gases. Office Dodge,s
Block, corner Park and Portland,sts Worcester Mas
u24 WITT
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
OSETIS.-WoRcEsTER. S. Probate Court.-To the
Next of KIM and all other persons interested in Carrie
e. Howes, and William II. Howes. of Worcester, IN said
county, minors, Greeting:
Upon the petition of John Howes, you are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court be held at Wof
ceser in said county OF Worcester on the first Tuesday
q April next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to
show cause if any you have. why Guardian should
not be appointed to said minors.
And sad John Howes + hereby directed to give notice
thereot 70 the next OF kin OF said Minors and Others
Interested BY publishing this citation once week tor
Two successive weeks, in the newspaper called the
Worcester DAILY spy printed at Worcester the last pub
caton to be one day. at least before said court or by
ueYerlng copy hereof to each of said of kin al
least seven days before said Court.
witness, Henry Chaplin Esquire Judge of said Court
tl sNteenth day of March, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one
-, +. W. S0UTHwICK, Asst Register
mnlS
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BOOTS ann Shoes.
BEMIs & HUTCHINSON,

IN JUSTICE TO THE BOOT AND
SHOE TRADE OF WORCESTER, WE
WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC-WE
SPEAK WHAT WE KNOW THAT
THE FIRST CHEAP AUCTION RUB
BIER BOOTS AND SHOES THOUGHT
TO AND OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
WAS ny THE PARTY OF THE So
CALLED BANKRUPT STOCK, AND
WHO NOW so GRACIOUsLY WARNS
THE PUBLIC AGAINST buying
"THOsE CHEAP AUCTION GOODS
NOT WORTH TAKING OUT OF THE
SHOP"
1T Is TO BE HOPED THE PUBLIC
WILL TAKE THE ADVICE, AND
NOT BE DECEIVED" ESPECIALLY
BY THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN THE
MEANS OF FLOODING THIS MAR
KET WITH CHEAP, WORTHLESS
RUBBER GOODS, REPRESENTED
AS FIRST QUALITY.
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NOIlCE!-ln pursuance Of Section s,
chapter o. Of the Laws and Ordinances Of the city
committee on water Of the city council an takeTs
are hereby forbidden TO allow any water to waste upon
their premises from any cause for any what
ever and ny said committee the Water Commission Is
urecleu 10 examine the fixtures and all
ses where he has to suspect any astage may be
going on and report the same to this office for further
orders PHINEHAS BALL. Civ Engineer
Worcester, Feb. q, 1871, diff
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Cubans Protesting

Cubans Protesting.
HAVANA, March 28.-Long articles are pub
lshed in the journals here, protesting against
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SOMETHING NEW F0R W0pCFs

SUMEIHINO NEW FUR WOKCES-
~ TER-We would respectfully announce TO the citi.
zens of Worcester and vicinity that we have removed
our Marble and Stone works. from Trumbuli TO No As
Central street, to our new and commOdious building
where have put in machinery for the manufacture 81
every description Of work. for in and out door purposes
from selected Stock by best mechanics guaranteed at
the lowest cash prices Specimens Of work with ali the
published works OF design by native and foreign artists on
the past niteen years, and very respectfully solicit its
continuance. Please all call aud oblIge
vr., rATEUM l. MORGAN.
we nave rooms and power to let diff nh22