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While Pastor OF the Canton Church

While Pastor OF the Canton Church,
New Jersey, years ago Temporarily lost my voice.
and In consequence una role TO preach tor nearly
wear. Last spring began 10 have all the symptoms ~
losing il agaic. abored with eat difficulty, fearing
each time preached would be the last In July
menced using DR. JAYSE's ExfkCroRaNr, at the
same rubbing throat and chest freely with The
Linmcnt Igarglcd my. throat daily. according 10 The
directions given IN DIR jayne's Almanac. at the same
time taking the Expectorant regularly. Fcclin.
much better discontinued the use Of the Gargle Ard the
Imminent but still kept with the LxyectoranE ms
Winter lhaye been mere exposed. aud preach ocner
than years past and Voice seems u DO
growing and Il the requirements
ofmy calling firmly believe permanent, cure would
be effected 10y the Expectoraht At all events me soud
II has done and IS doing me anMous TO reS om
mend to ali whu are suffering ron ihrsat or Lung
Complain,s.-Rey. W. Pise, LakoNiie, Hashinston
county n. Y.
400 Pianos and Organs OF FIRST CinsS
makers will be sold at ower prices tor eash ~ ms al
mentS or for rent IN city or country by
HORACE WATERS SON. ISL Broadway,
than ofe scd bciCrs.
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DICKINSON COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

CARLISLE, Pa, June "a, 1873
The exercises OF Dickinson College CON-
mencement were continued to-day. The pro-
gramme this morning included an Grafton on
"Hstory and Prophecy" In the evening Mr.. A.
X Mcclure delivered the address before the liter
airy societies and Rev. Dr. Willis recited the poem.
The audience was large. On the stage were Rev.
DR.. Wing, DR.. Hodson, Rev. Jacob Todd and others.
DR.. Bird OF Philadelphia OF the class Of ls4l, pre-
dad
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON June a. 1873
The press news despatch which was forwarded
to this city from Cardiff yesterday and transmitted
hence to America by cable announcing that the
Butte Docks were burning was incorrect.
The fire was in building in the immediate vicin.
ity of the docks,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
A CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTEINa-A MAN
KILLED.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June "a, 1873.
During storm at Springfield, Ohio, this even.
ing. lightning struck the spire OF the English Lu-
theran church, setting 1t fire. John
Powell. fireman, attempted to ascend
the interior OF the spre with hose, when a block
oil timber Tell on his head, crushing his skull and
causing instant death. The spre was burned. but
the church was saved.
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FIRE IN READING, Pa.


Loss $55, OOO-Insurancc Ss5, 900.
READING June "a, 1879.
fre broke out about one O'Clock this morning
in the main building OF Thomas Jacsson's ropc
walk. coal shed and about two hundred feet Of
the rope walk destroyed. The fire origin ated
in the third story OF the building from spontaneous
combustion. The loss Is about ffty-nve thousand
dollars insurance $4,000 in local companies
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MARTIN.-On Tuesday evening, sGnG "a, MuLFoRD
MAgTlN IN the S2d year OF his axe.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral. from his
late residence. No. Last Thirty-lith street, IN
Friday afternoon, 9th INST, at hafpast two
O'Clock
For other Deaths See Ninth Page.
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C0L0RgD AB0RTI0NISTS.

Arrest OF a Dnrkcy and His Wife I'm
Washington for Procuring Abortion.
WASHINGTON, Juno "a. 1873.
Percy Brown and his wife, Maud Brown, colored
were to-day arrested on the charge OF procuring an
abortion on colored girl named Sarah Jones
Neither party have any knowledge OF medicine or
surgery, and the instrument used was pointed pen
handles. IL Is supposed that numerous cases have
been attended by these parties. and search Is now
beng made Tor the body OF the iass victim, which
Oas been traced to q sewer.
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ST. JOHNS DAY IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE. June q, 1873.
The Masons to-day observed ST. Johns Day by
large and imposing procession and an Grafton by
Judge Tilford, At the Institute. This was the first
public demonstration ever made by Masons In
Utah. Three blue lodges, Chapter Royal Arch and
Lodge carttciuateu.
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Royal Havana LO:tery.-sriccs Re-
duced, circulars and information given. We sold
the $3.50 o0o prize In the Ora wing 81 April -
j. B. MARTINEZ y CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
Post Office box New York
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THE SHAH.

Review Of British Troops in Presence Of thu
Asiatic Royalist-Brilliant Scene on the
Field-French Republican Economy
Against q Partisan Fete.
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CUBA.
Report Of a Duel Between Distinguished Revolu.
tionists-Havana Press Plans
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June "a, 1873.
The report comes from Puerto Principe that
duel has been fought between Sanguili and Vincent
Garcia, on account OF the former assuming the
command-in-chef of the revolutionary forces.
PROSPECTS OF THE PRESS.
1T is reported that the Tribune newspaper will
cease publication In July.
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SAN FRANCISCAN, June a. fsTa
Three masked men, armed. robbed the yesterday
afternoon stage. neary Marysvlile. Wells Fargo a
Co.'s treasury, containing e. 500 was taken. The
passengers were not moiested. The r0bbers
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LONDON, June "a, 1874
The following despatch has been received here -
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,
Lat. 50 deg. So min, Ion. 80 deg. ~ min.,{
June 23-Noon.
Up to this hour l,2ll nautical miles OF cable have
been paid out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

Ola monds.-We Have tor sale Pair
largo BRAZILIAN DIAMONDS weighing nearly
carets, white ami without flaws, matching exactly
size. weight. cut, &C.
Price s., 200 currency.
These probably the cheapest stones now Tor sale n
New York HOWARD A. 60.
No 2,2 Firth avenue.
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Donovan's Restaurant, No. East
Twelfth street Fifth avenue. Breakfast to order
75c. Table d 'hote 81 30. including wine.
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STORMS In THE WEST.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, juno "a, 1873.
Dispatches received from various points between
Lake Erie and the Ohio River show heavy storms
OF wind and rain this afternoon End evening. In
some places damage ~ growing cross u feared.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, June 81, 1879.
In the German Parliament yesterday, Ministers
DeIbruck and Won Moltke made speeches against
the North Sea and Baltic Canal enterprise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

Peerless shirts, Collars, CUFFS, DTa ,vcrs,
Scaris Ties Cravats Bathing suits, &c.
UNION ADAMS 90. 6T Broadway.
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Summer ENcursions.-kncx has a
riety OF HATS suitable for excursions fishing par .cs &c
Cheap and comfortable the Kuox Hats Mike your
purchase at No 2l2 Broadway.
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THE JUMEL PERJURER SENTENCED.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., June .

PROVIDENCE, X. l., June "a, 1873.
In the United States Court to-day Joseph Perry.
Of New York, who pleaded guilty TO an indictment
for perjury In the Jumel estate case was sentenced
70 lour years In the state Prison and ipe Of $40
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Royal Havana Loltcry.-FriZcs CnsIsed,
orders filled furnished Highest pa id
Tor spanish Bank Bills. Governments, &c, &c.
taylor K co, Bankers Ii Wall street, late oflj
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Mosquito Ncts-Pntent Adjustable, from
S. 50 upwards. Dealers supplied.
o. L. kelly & CO.. ia Broadway
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Corns. Bunions, Nails. &C., Cured with.
out pain. CORN CURE by mall 81 cents.
DIR. RICE, 2J5 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Hundreds OF Fair Daughters and Prom
sng die consumption who could have been saved
by HALnS HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
piRE'S TOOTHACBE DROPS cure IN minute.
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s p A I N.
4 Cabinet Crisis, with 'Liberty, Order aud
Justice" as a Basis for Reconstruction.

Severe Defeat Of Associated Carliss in the
Fisld-Fighting in the North-Diplomatic
Relations with the Vatican To Be
Terminated-General Nouviuas
Said to Have Been Captured.
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era Cholera Morbus Dysentery and DiarrhGa in their
incipicnt advanced VirGent stages thoroughly
a mn. hiated by the GRAEFENBERG DYSENTLEY
SYRUP Taken at the fret approach of disorder The
system IL restored its natural state and disease and
de ath yanoushcd GRAErESBERG COMPANY,
Reaup street
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HStna Fire ExtinCuisher-Thc Best Ex-
tngulsher and the cheapest; price S35, copper. 2b7
RrOa WAY
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

The Great Eastern's Progress and Paying Out
Of the New Cabl,r
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A.-TyOn,s Magnetic Insect Powder il
being couptereiled. Look out and get the genuine.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, all
Diseases of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARiE, Union
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A.-For an Elegant Summer Hat OF SUE
perior quality 80 direct TO the manufacturers, ESPEN
NJ rnnl
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Attention, Lad7cs!-~The Cciebrat ted
FRENCH PANSY CORSET Is made expressly for J. q.
DEVlN. 1872 Broadway near Twenty ninth street
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All Dyspeptics Take Dr. Sharp's Specf.
FIG, the popular for dyspepsia, guaranteed, at
HARTNErT's Pharmacy Fourth avenue and Astor
place, and U'BRIENs Fiftieh street and Third
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GERMANY.

Ministerial Protest Against a Public Works
Project.
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WALES.

An Alarming Report Of Conhagration Contra
dicted 80.
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Personal Movements of Isabella's
Royalty.
MADRID, June "a, 1873.
Sefor Marfort, Intendente or ex-Queen Isabella.
and General Caballero de Rodas have arrived in
Lisbon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

Ax>iA,. MEETING OF THE METHoplST Sun
r,y-S,HooL SOCIETY OF RICHMOND ASp MAN
r.rSrHK.-Thc eighth annual meeting of this
society was held at Broad-Strcct Methodist
ehnrch Tuesday night at ) o'clock-T. l..
y. Walford, president. in the chair; {. +.
Radr secretary. The meeting was opened
with religious exercises, conducted by Kew.
y. r. Edwards.
The President read his annual report.
The rcport was very interesting. and shows
al The schools Of the Society to he in good
condition. The report was ordered 10 be
read before the anniversary meeting, which
viii DE held at Clay-Street church next sun
uav afternoon.
The Society was then addressed by Rev.
l. r. Edwards. u. d., eNtolling the Sunday
school cause, and predicting for 1t glorious
future.
Rev. 4. c. Bled>oe also addressed the
meeting. urging the members Of all the
schools 10 renewed efforts on behalf OF the
work.
The following officers were then elected
f,~ rbr ensuing year: L. L. d. Walford,
,,r.-i,j,n,: A. l.. West, assistant president
Asa SNYDER, first vice-president; +. K. Par
ham, second president; T. w. Pember.
Ton. third yice-prc>idcnt: }. II. Hampton,
.,,,r;h yic..prcSidcn,; VI. w. Hazlewood,
mn ,ic,-preSidcnt +. Gary. sixth vice
nr,,jlrnt: Charles Hagan, seventh vice
,rc,;drn.: J. Thompson Brown, eighth
,irr.rrc>id,n, J. l.. Penny. ninth vice
nr,,,irur: {. T. Ha>ker, tenth Tlce-presl-
d,rt. & {. Walter. eleventh vicc-preSident
,,hsr,> +. Rady. secretary John l.. Sims,
.,,.i.,anr secretary: u. J. Hartsook, trea-
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Police ITEMs.-Several parties were be-
fore Justice Chiles for disorderly conduct
Yesterday, and the usual fines imposed.
The Chief Of Police reports twenty-one ar-
rests for the past month.
The negro shcepStealers Young and
Robertson were not tried in this but in the
Magistrates Court, Justice Edwards preSid-
ing.
MEETINGS To-DAy.-The commissioners to
canvass the vote of this county will meet at
the county courthouse to-day at IL O'CLOCK
4. NJ.
The Wide-Awake club hold an important
business meeting at the Clubhouse tonight
at half:past O'Clock.
CERTIFICATES OF MERIT.-The following
scholars have been awarded certificates OF
merit at the Manchester High Male School
Masters Willie Campbell, B. E. Branford.
r. II. Winfree, S. Moody, Charles Sharp,
and w. l.. Walker.
The name OF Miss Kate Fitzgerald was
omitted from the roll of honor at the female
school last week. .r.t
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PoIlcE CoURr, ,WEDNEsDAy-Justice W White
Marcellus Lowry (negro(, charged with ere
ating disturbance in the family of Beverly
Brooks, was discharged upon payment OF
costs.
Beverly Brooks (negro), charged with un
lawfully cohabitng with Lizzie Blunt, was
discharged upon payment of costs.
Joshua Clarke megro), guilty Of leading
an attack on Policeman Rowe. who had
charge of the ballot-boX Of the first precinc,
of jackson Ward while it was being moved
by the judges to Mayor keiley's Office, was
fined $40.
Manuel Smith and Nicholas Fisher (negro)
charged with fraudulently voting, were dis
charged.
T Maurice Branch (negro) and Anthony Tier
nan, charged with being diSorderly at the
third precinct in jackson Ward, were dis
charged.
Several small cases were continued.
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Az Ex-MAYoR OF New YokK ON Love,
MARRIAGE, AND Observation-Disclosures A.
Oakley Hall lcctured in New York last week
on Love, Marriage, and Divorce" "There
are two kinds OF love-" slid Mr. Hall "lo'o
at first sight and love at foresight. The lat-
ter is, perhaps, not so quick, but it Is more
lasting" The lecturer advised the young
ladies' to beware OF the man who has TO argue
with her that he loves her. lie was pfm
believer in the doctrine that woman may
marry whomeyer she chooses, she sells her
cap to catch particular man, provided the
man meets her halfway. There are 2,lbo
lines in Shakespeare in which the word love
is mentioned. The poets who have always
lived the happiest are those who have writ
ten the least OF love. William Cullen Bryant
was the only exception. A man falls 10 love
rs he falls down stairS--by accident. One Is
more reckless IN this question Of life than ou
any other subject, and yet !. is the question
that affects the whole future existence OF
man, and woman TOO. In France divorce i
unknown, aud the inner soclal life OF the
French attests that they are the happles'
people on the face Of the globe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

THr *. X. k.'s A PERMANENT ORGANlzA.
-,,<,-At 4 meeting OF the *. X. rs. held
t,,t rv.nm.at their headquarters, the follow
in. resolution was adopted:
"WhcreaS We wish for all coming cam
r4jrnS Ia render til" >ame service that we have
.nthc past. and to do all in our power TO keep
our state and city in the hands of the in.
;r,ii.cut white people Of the old Domn'
ION therefore be 1t
'.RoS9,re9. That the organization of this
yub be made permanent. under the same
constitution that has heretofore existed, and
under tie same name and >tyle-that OF the
k-mIcr kampaign klub.'"
The club also adopted the following reso'
lu'ioN:
"E.SoIc.d, That the thanks of this club
ln. extended 10 the citizens OF Richmond,
-Sho have 80 heartily coOoperated with Us III
ouy efforts in the late campaign, and who
have lent Us such generous aid IN many
Wav>.'
The club resolved TO give grand demon
>tration to Governor Kemper on his arrival
in the city. which is expected next week, ano
invited the cooperation Of all the clubs IN
;l> city and in Manchester.
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Official and other Returns by
Counties. -
COMPARISON WITH THE WALKER
tsu.5 VOTE. -<. IS .r..,... j.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS.
RTIAL LIST OF NEW MEMBERS
OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The official reports do not reach the capi-
tai rapidly enough to satisfy the anxiety Of
the people, but we are nevertheless able to
lay before our readers this morning com.
plete returns from about forty counties and
cities and partial reports from good many
others.
The returns now coming in being by
counties we are enabled to compare them
with the gubernatoral Tor Walker and
Wells) vote Of 1869. In the case of cities,
however, these comparisons are not perfectly
satisfactory for in 1860 Richmond voted
with Henrico county, Lynchburg with Camp
bell, Petersburg with Dinwiddie, and every
other city in the State being by the gerry
mander of the Underwood Convention
yoked with county, was obliged to return
its vote with such county. Our estimates,
however, of the Conservative gains in Pc
tersburg and loss in Lynchburg are as near
accurate as possible. Wee.
The following tables will show the ma
joritics for Kemper and Hughes rs far as re-
ported, with the gain or loss in each case:
Do,,n~,oxs Mo oIo.,stos for IL KarnYsnr
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DISTRICT SCu0oL TRUSTEES APPOINTED
The Stale Board Of Education has appointed
the following district school trustees:
JNNcs city County: S'one-H0use district
". Il. NSiden: Powiatan, K. i. Binias
.tInr>town. Leonard Martin; City Of Will
iianshurS, X. ". HanSford rice Colonel IL.
ArmiS,cd.
3'pTk EutaLy: Brulon district, II. NJ. Wa,-
ser ttcn Dr.. Thomas Tin,lcy, deceased; h.
!. Blair, rcapponted; Nelson, +. {. Oar
un~tnn and j. Sheldon Jones u'cc l.. q
Cooke, resigned; Grafton, DIR. K. Ii. Power.
hug Georys Countg: Shiloh district, James
r. GouIdman rice A. II. Dishman, term
.-slircd; Kaplatannock, Colonel Edward
+. Tay lDc: PotO4aac, George +. Grymes aud
Addison Iiansiord rtce William Wallace,
Deceased
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To THE CLERKS OF CouRTs.-The clerk OF
the House Of Delegates publishes notice to
the clerks OF the courts of the State notify
in. them that the law requires them to re-
port to him the number Of days their re-
Spcctiye courts were in session during the
year ending with August last. Also the
state OF the business of the courts during
Tue year. Such reports as are received
before the 18th Of December will be EN-
braced in the report of the clerk of the
House OF Delegates to the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. W. Goddin
sold at auction yesterday afternoon lot Al
by 100 feet, on the the south side of Main
street between Third and Fourth streets, at
S59.75 per front foot. Also, AZ feet on west
side of Fourth street between Main and
Cary streets, running back 1SO feet, at S32
per front foot. He also sold the brick tene-
ment on the west line of Fifth street, be-
tween Franklin and Grace streets, recently
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

STOCKHOLDERS MEETISG.-The stockhold-
ers of the James River and kanawha Canal
Company met yesterday at 10 O'Clock, but
owing to the absence Of Colonel Darlington,
who is detained in Cincinnati, adjourned
until tomorrow morning without transact
inr any business,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD CoMPASY.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Richmond, Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
will be held at the Office of the company, in
this CITY, on the 10th instant.
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al small cases were continued.

ALLEGED THIEF ARREsTED.-Henry Wash
ington "a negro), who lately escaped from
the chain-gang, and whose term Of service
expired on Tuesday, was arrested yesterday
by Policeman Lloyd for entering the house
of Mrs. Mary Burke in the daytime and
stealing one coat of the value Of five dollars
and one razor, the property Of Henry
Burke. He was lodged in the Second sta
tion-house, and will be brought before JUS
tice White this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

HoSoRABLY DI>CHARGED.-Thec case Of Mr..
Nicholas Fischer, who was arrested on Tues
day upon Il charge of illegal voting, was eN-
auincd before the Police Justice yesterday.
As il appeared from the evidence that Mr..
Fi>,.!cr had been luislcd by another person
a. To- what ward he should Vote III, lie was
AOuorahly discharged. .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING THE ELECTION
LAw<--Janes l.. Capston, formerly jailor Of
This city, when Mes>rs. Sands and Chahoon
were confined there, and at the time that the
!.lnoll> Lucicn Beard aud others escaped,
Mas arrested by Sergeant Hall yesterday
morning on warrant for aiding and assist
iu- Nicholas Fischer TO vote at the second
precinct Of Madison Ward, knowing that
Fischer was not qualified voter of that pre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

MAR1SE-Thc schooner Jeddie, Captain
Turner, from Windsor, n. S., entered this
port yesterday laden with gypsum; andthe
German brig Ciaudine, Captain Won Riegan
cleared for Bahia, Brazil, with flour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

D. COLUMBUS, premium confcctioner, No. 321
Broad street, has engaged the services Of first
class French workman, and is now prepared to I'll
orders for cakes, pastries, candies, &C., either
wholesale or retail, at reduced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEET1SG.-The publi
temperance meeting under the auspices Q
the Cadets of Honor and Temperance vii
take place tonight (rhursday) ut Irini,!
church at - O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

PEKsoNAL.--Mr. II. ID. Whitcomb, chief
engineer Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
Lit The city las! night for Huntington.
Colonel ;. ;. Montague, chief engineer OF
tAe Central Pacific railroad, vas in the city
yesterday, but left last night in company
with Nr Wh,colnb for Huntington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

DEAD INFANT FoUsp.-rhe body of male
muatlo infant was found yesterday at the
cate Of Messrs Glenn & Jarvis's lumber.
yard. at the corner Of Adams and Cary
streets. Coroner Taylor was notified, ard
yySt-m0rteul examination, which was held
revealed the fact that the child was born
alive. The Coroner will hold an. inquest to-
laI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHaoNI
Posr-OFFlCE NOVEMBER g. William J. Kid
dick, Assistant Superintendent water
Works, city; Colonel Robert IL. Catlett,
Staunton, Va: postal-card addressed TO
(" Dear Mary Ann"