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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15

The laying of the track on the LynchDurs
and Danyille railroad has been completed Us
as far as the road has been graded,
which is within three thousand feet, or
little more than half mile, from DanYule.
Tho norton of the road now in process oil
grading will be flushed in the next eight OF
ten days.-Lynci6urg Ne,cS. ."
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A New CHURCH 1ssUE.-Mr. Gamble, a
member of the wholesale liquor house OF
Gamble & Anderson, Pittsburgh, is also a
member of the Third Methodist Protestant
church, and very important pillar OF 1t,
too. The crusaders of that city propose to
test the question, as one of church morals,
whether man can be consistent church
memberand dealer in intoxicating liquors.
Cincinnati Commercial. - :.
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SALES.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Cottou quiet and steady
sales Of 2,251 bales at 17bQll7kc. Southern -four
frmer and III fair demand. Wheat opened firm
closed quiet. Corn lc. better; S5090c. for new
W, stern mixed. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Su.
gar steady with moderate demand; 7kQl7Sc. for
fair to good refining. holasses quiet and un-
changed. Tall0w quiet ut 7kG7 1916. Rosir
dull at $2.47kt9S2.50. Turpentine dull at Acc
Pork dull at *l6.75. Beef quiet at $9.50@Sll
Lard firner and quiet at l0Sc-- Whiskey 1rmer .
96c. Freights to Liverpool decidedly hrmer.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Queen. the Fleet,
from Darien, has arrived at Liverpool leaky,
and her boats washed away. She expert.
enced heavy gale.
During a terrific hurricane yesterday of
the coast of Ireland the Atlantic cable OF
1866 ceased working. The fault Is re-
ported to be twenty-five miles from Valen-
cia, and consequently in shallow water. AS
there are still two cables in working order,
messages will not be much delayed.
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WARNING TO EDIToRs.- Cincinnati, April
11.-Murat Halstead, editor of the Csncaa.
natl Commercial was arrested tonight al
II O'Clock on warrant sworn out by Thomas
Proctor. charging him with publishing in
fine Commercial an advertisement of the
grand gift concert of Leavenworth, Kansas,
thereby violating the laws Of the State o.
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TRIJSSES, SUPPORTERS, &c.
HARD-RUBBERT RUSSES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
AND PILE PIPES.

Relief comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, FEMALE
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike all other appii-
ances known, will never rust, TIMBER break chale'
SOIL nor move from Notwithstanding Inc nne
steel spring, being coated with hard rubber nghs,
COOL c.eanly, used in bathing, fitted TO 1orm' uni
versally recommended by all surgeons As me pest
mechanical supports known. sena lor painph.e,'
Ps,,bIisbmcnts: l347 Chestnut street, Philadel-
Min and 1877 Broadway, New York. Complete
assortment for sale, with careful adjustment, by
MEADES BAKER. Richmond, and all dealers.
Beware Of limitations. ap -o-o-H
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4. BEAR, JR.,

. cn,nplrE L. BEAR, JR., - -
of Richmond, Va. formerly Of Gordousyllle, va.
OWE VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY
ARE manufacturing through u process known
oniy to themselves, the best PAELOh NA1tn a, an
the country, which they offer to the trade rs nua
help 10 build up home manufactures. IN
=. - a. A. G0LDBACk. y CO.,
CORNER Thiriy-hrst and Main, 81 OF and o3 Main
and Cary streets, Richmond, Va. Up 7'soas@
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rOODALL's. PLAYING CARDS.,
THE BEsr-THE CHEAPEST.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kind made; cArTAS-
A cheap common caro- BgoApwAys-k nice com
mon card: VIRGINIAs-Eins calico back Ss 49,
.a .inns coiors and destgnst; CoLUMB1As-tEacnre
d.cErextra quality; GoLpES 0ATEs|One OF an. tne
heat cards made; MOUNT YexNoSS.I,x o, saS,
he finest made. Ask FOB THE ABoVEer--91A9SS '
NO 9r0 GHiRn AGAINST SPURIOUS CARps.
,tyr,cs Ynrchasers should SEQ thai 10
BLACK Unitsd S,ates Internal revenue stamp, S8&H
with monogram ". =. - on eentte OF spa $SR4
y, ,io on Nth the GooDALL CARDS, " y
| Trade ma M ~ vps.-Eyeyy pack o< tn Good
nSl M Ia xIifhout shis unlted btaa&s reyenue
~ -, ,on nrCperiy arhxed sus3eess Tie sstfs 70
htayy penalty.
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TIE REsULr.-The new registration in the
city closed last night, with clear White ma
jority of eishty-four, whilst on the ola regis,
tralion lists there was majority (apparem)
of two hundred and ninety-nine for the
negroes Lynchburg Nee1s.
Now for Petersburg.
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TWenty-1hirtI Rafiot.

BosToN, April 14.-The twenty third bal
lot resulted: Dawes, 81; Hoar, II; Curtis,
TO; Adams, ID; Bullock, 8; Banks, 6; San.
ford, 2; Pierce, 2; Washburne, 8; Whittier
Pittman, and Learned, each.
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Shot in n Bagnio by u Class-Leader.

MEMPHIS, April 14.-B. F. johnson, j tele-
graph operator at Brownsville, Tenn, was
shot and fatally wounded Sunday night, in
| a bagnio, by Samuel Oldham, a class-leader
| in the Methodist church. Oldham being
| caught in the bagnio by Johnson, shot him
to prevent exposure. He then fled, aud has
| not been captured
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Two ilGEkS AND iIoE ~ A FIGHT.-- Yes
t"'tai AFTERNOON an Incident occurred in the
tr.t Oh B"lair lot where Il menagcrie is eX-
h!h!ting. which, while not attended with
serious results, was The cause Of great COM
Luti0n aud general stampede Of the spec
1atOrs who had assembled TO "sce the show.'
III" performance 10; down in the bills was
:" alttay between two tigers. IN large
case 40 tigers were confined, separated
nom large lion in another apartment by q
gate made Of iron bars. The two tigers
became angry, and in quick time were
hSh''nS like two Kilkenny cats. They bit
ana cawcd, and tore each other furiously'
ana made the fur fly freely. The lion,
aroused by the fray, became violent, aud be-
tween his antics ard the prancing of the IT,
gers the central iron partition was broken
down whereupon all three-the lion and
the tisers-closed in bloody combat. The
keepers were energetic III their efforts to
quiet the animals, but before they had sepa.
rated the vicious brutes with poles, and sub
dued them by starppointed prongs, the peo-
pie had left the tent and were running bur-
riedIy and in fright from the scene. The an.
finals were not much injured by their fight.
toEttEtVre Sur, liM.
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Another Letter from West Virginia
49,. >!"a1-re@ - the Richmond Disratch.l
WAyHE COURTHOUSE, ". NA.,}
Acril III 1874


WAyHE COURTHOUSE, ". NA.,}
lApriI 10, 1871.
Cur County Court las just adjourned. Ii
REMINDS one OF lie 2ntc-beilun, days of Nir
-!2.3. and While some revere it for its anti.
:"'.. Yet it hangs ike an incubus upon the
tod: polite. ! revere the old Judiciary srs-
II. I Virginia IL being connected with az
"a d hgn,sly ana good feeling. but the JUS.
i.-v>' court dos not belong to this age-it is
To "cah and ya>ciliatng to keep step with
III" 'ar Of American progress. | admired
l." cent system in Virginia until the
LEGISLATURE Ce.:5oyed, with an agrarian
a2Id, It's dignity. AID mercenarily impaired
l., Usefulness.
in gmd 20 see the people Of Virginia
Supporting Governor kemper in the Peters
bug charter affair. | deeply SympathiZe
VITA tie people Of the little Cockade City in
t1"!r domestic troubles. but 1t is far no5ler
- the great Conservative party of Virginia
- lear for While he ills OF Radical officials
iaan 70 sanction even 4 doubtful violation oil
Their organic law.
Ii hao been raining or showing for three
aai>, and our water courses are very high.
b. timLerMcp are having nice time in
gett!rS their timber TO market, and over
I"tbly Thousand dollars worth OF poplar
ana oak has passed here on its way to the
troad bosom of the Ohio in the
,ast thIcc days. Timber is our only
source of wealth. We have some tine
farming lands, but there is no interest felt in
agriculture, and grazing is entirely neglect
ed, although il is q blue grass region. We
nav" for an area o: some four hundred square
miles coal deposits, ranging from eight to
twenty feel in thickness, but they are lying
entirely dormant. owing to a controversy OF
tue between A~pinwall & Son, Of New
loFE, and the citizens living upon it. A
slit 1" 'jjcctment i now Instituted by Aspin-
Wal y >on, in TIE United States District
'"uHt Of "es, Virginia, against those in pos
session, and doubtless it will be years before
II ! decided and for the time being we shall
"".$ posses ourselves in hope.
NaAy Nirginian- have found in this coun-
y III a>l lum from the ills Of negro officials,
and sc would gladly welcome as many rs
WI! come, although we feel that we have
robbed the Old State enough. Yet, if they
VIII leave the Old Dominion they will lind
here genial holne. MANFRED.
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ST L0uis MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, April 14.-Flour firm and In fail
demand: prices unchanged. Corn frmer; 65G
66c. Tor No. 2, mixed. east track elevator, cash
sc. May. Whiskey, 93c. Pork $l6.G5QSI6.75
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard Arm at 9kc.
generally held higher.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

changed. Corn firm and In fair demand at 65@GSc
Pork quiet; nomnsly Sl6.500S16.75. Larc
quiet and steady: 9.75 for steam, 9.759110 fol
kettle. Bacon quiet and firm; shoulders, 6S(l7c.
clear rib, $40; clear, 9.62S@9.7o. Whiskey irn
at 94c.
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PORT OF RICHHOND, APRIL Il, 1874.

Port OF RICHHOND. APRIL II, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers. L. Il. Iatum. agent
Brig iluntress, Gum, New YORK; Dunlop q BIC
Canoe.
Brig d. c. Chapman, Knight. New York
in ballast.
phia coal, Powhatan Iron Company. e.,
Schooner S. H. Halves, Fort, Philadelphia, coal
Schooner j. S. WINS, Ingersoll, Philadelphia
Schooner Minnehaha, Myers. Philadelphia, pig
iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works.
Schooner Roanoke, Barrett, Pbiladelphia, coal.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanokc, Couch New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, George W: Allen &c 20.
steamer Westove- TrayerS. Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers, l.. B.. Tatum
CLEARED FOR THIS PoHT.
Schooner Major ". II. Tantum, Shoe, Phiadel-
p Schooner Robert franklin. Seward, Baltimore,
N Schooner seabird tBritlsh), Hogan, New York,
Ns Schooner j. H. Wainwright, Lloyd, Philadelphia,
Max, Gilman. Liverpool. March %.
Schooner Caroline Hall, Abdill, Philadelphia.
sschooner A. Falkenburg, Racket, Orient, April
2, ria City Point. t,,# 49, .lr-
schooner John Bentley, -, April q
Schooner W. IL. West, -, Boston, April 1.
Schooner Adrian, Kent, RocKIind, April i.
Schooner Salisbury, Fields, Baltimore, April o.
Schooner r. A. johnson, Johnson, New York,
April 4. ,,,,.,o u,u pood,s Hole
March 81. , Ma,
Bark Fame, SIathieson, Liverpool, March 3. =
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Kate and Luella, Bonsall, hence, arrived
ut Providence April IL.
Schooner A. Falkenburg, Racket. Orient, l.. l.,
for this port, has arrived at City Point.
: schooners Kate Mitchell, Percy, from BARN, ne
owl Hattie A. CroWeti, IrOwell, fron kockmnut
arc at City Point. The Kate Mitchell VIII Dao
there. 49,, ,o ,,,, ~, N
Nearly all the vessels which have been nla up az az
ted out preparatory 70 commencing their usual
roastiug business.-BoSton AdreTttSer.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. ...
On and after the LIST day OF june next ,ns ranse
,,,ht. on North PoInt 1.-THE entrance 10 Baltimore
harborj will be discontinued. The towers VIII re,
main as at present. and serve as day Deacons ~ ieau
no the old main ship channel ....-.
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cPRING CLOTHING.

y 49,
i'NA''" ~ -. FRIENDS and r PATRONS,
that have just returned from the \ Ew Io sv.
martet and ain pow receiving FINE, YELL sE.
IECrEp aud EXPANSIVE GENERAL AssekTAESs
OF o,,,r u r., nr,xJNe
for Mss, YouPns, BOYS and CliILhxES's ven
~ viii h. found In the State this seaeon. aeo>s
bsught for cAsM aud win be sold ACCORDINGLY:
ll09 Main street,
So the LONG FLAG on Main street: mn ~
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BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April a. Noon.-Stocks active and
a little lower. Money, 4. Gold, 113H. Exchange
Long, 4s5k; short, 1855 Governments strong.
States quiet ts,'s-e ~.
Evening" Money easier al 495 Exchange very
dull at 1851 Gold, l14@1l4S. Governments
strong, higher and active. States quiet and noni-
nal. '.' .' 'F -.'.Nrsrs. 91...-rfa
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It is the sober, sad truth that it would De
hotter for South Carolina to-day to be
colony of Great Britain than to be a p ,H,,
of the American Union.-.Ne,c York World.
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, RICHMOND, York RIVER AND CHKsAPxA1r
..sss RAILROAD COMPANY
-..r., u ..s-s. RICHMOND. April q. 1874. y

p RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHKsAPEAK1e
..sss RAILROAD C0MPANI,J
-.er.,s Isle RICHMOND. April q, 1874. y
an AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On ME
road viii run as follows: - s-s - = ~
PASSENGER TRAIN tor West Point leaves
RICHMOND at r. n. and train from West PONG
VII arrive at Richmond ut 1880 A. II. tsay tSuE-
The splendid steamer SUE. Captain A.c. ktcxLE.v
Is new running In connection with this road
ana prl, VIII make three srtps week. leaving MsS
DAYS on tie arrival Of the train, which leaves Rich
mond a. P.M., arriving at Bslanorehext morning
10 ample time to connect with trains fof the North
and West; and leave baltimore MONDAYs,WED-
EESDAYS, and FRIDAYS as r. H., connecting
q West Point with the train due n Richmond az
10 next morning. ttt ~ rtss:ts G.sl442 -
Fare TO Baltimore 81. sgs... !. rs1 s..y
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS ThurSdays- and 9atuf@
days at 1850 A. n. Through freight received
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Poansy
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana
Fridays at $50 A. ii. Local freight received Tuee.
'O' Ebw. r. FOLaER, ;.
sf I rs.T,tt .tJs Superintendsn&
WIN BRAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION. ap$
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL Is. 1874.
Sun RISES. ........ $500 Moon rises.-..... 500
Sun SETS. ....... $50 High tide. 3.lO
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LOUISVILLE TTS

LOUISVILLE, April l4.-Flour dull. Corn que!
and unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork, $l7
Bacon-Shoulders, 7c. clear rib, 9sc. clear, 9Ac.
packed. ; sugar-cured hams, 12S@l3c. Whlskey
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RICHMOND AND fETask sasUtst3 RAIIr1
t..au.. .r ROAD CohFASY. 5
COMMENCING MARCH 2sru, 1874

RICHMOND AND r ETssn sstutsts tRAu-1
t..a. - e. ROAD COMPANY. 5 :
COMMENCING MARCH 29ru, 1874,
" trains on this road will run rs fokows: ,.ga,
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
sos A. ", THROUGH Mali. daily except SUM
day), connecting for sftpoinis South
and West. Sleeping car to Weldon.
100 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
for Petersburg and Norfolk.
200 p. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached. runniA2s
through from Richmond 10 Savannah.
5:35 p. NJ, FfEiGH daily Except SundayE
with coach attached. st $50,
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. Il -
745 A, NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
100 p NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac for all points Vast and West
5:15P M,ACCOMMODATION daily.
S:25 p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sum
s,-raa.-.--+-.s-d day., connecting with kichmondx
Fredericksburg and Potomac ana
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads fT all
points East and West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached running
. through to Baltimore. '7t -, :"
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Richc
mond and Petersburg except ut Manchester an6
Chester. 49,
Passengers from Clover Hill Will leave 81 8:3 A.
~, and returning leave Richmond at r. ID. daily.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start FROM
Appomattox depot.
NH 20 A. SHAW, superintendent.
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The Rise I'm tho Hlsstssippt.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE river has
risen from two to four inches above the
high-Water mark Of 1871.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

After recess, Presbytery met at O'Clock.
Rev. d. Blain resigned his office as chair
man of the Committee Of Foreign Missions,
and the following committee, located in
Lynchburg, was chosen: Rev. W. I. Hall,
chairman, and ruling elders j. N. Gordon
and Samuel McCorkle. -. -,
Presbytery then went into private session.
and, after disposiug of case before It, con-
sidered the trial sermon Of MIR. Henry,
which was preached this morning, when
was sustained as satisfactory part OF trial.
The Committee on Ministerial Support re-
ported that of the churches have paid their
pastors in full, are in arrears to small ex-
tent, and 2 are delinquent to large amount,
and recommended that the Stated Clerk be
directed 10 write to the last two. Adopted.
Rev. Roger Martin offered the following,
which was adopted: Whereas the immoral
principles of the lottery, under the various
DISCUSSES of gift concerts, prize packages,
raffies &C., &C., with their attendant evils,
is evidently becoming more and more preya-
lent, even ramifyipg through some of the
arteries of trade and commerce, and exposing
our people to frequent and peculiar tempta-
tions; therefore, Montgomery Presbytery,
sensible of the importance Of the matter and
of the grave nature OF the evil, feels called
upon to express Its decided disapprobat!on
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THE OH ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF
,,rI,r u nnHErTY.

would respectfully Invite iay patrons ana saoS
An uant OF fne goods TO call and examine toSSs nS
s, "ns Of IaPUR FED GODS ever offered III shts
market which will MIKE up ~ the alest a I'M :.
approved manner, and win sell Us iow ~ 'ne "a
c1pn Ls bought for La this city. .,a ha.,
Orders taken for. SHIRTS from one Oh the Dss'
houses IN Inc e"f.n'fs JOHN E. DoHERTy,.
,o..,m Sa2 Alaiu streets
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ATM
AUCTION PRICES. seAn
Must be sold to give up wareroom. PARLOR sE.1
Sits BLDsTEADS, BUREAUS. WASH
STANDS, WARDROBES. two fine EXTENSION
TABLES. COTTAGE SUIT. Apply early at No.
724 Main street. between Seventh and Eighth.
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BALTIMOf

i BALTIMORE, April 14.-Virgiuia 6's, eopsos
SO. West virginis's, 10H Bid to-daS. o..
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CARRIAGES. CARTS, DC.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, se.

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WINES. IroUORs, TOBACCO, Do.

WINES, EK4UOKs, TOHACCO, &C.
SPECIAL NOTICE. l.t.4 III e.
Intending to make change In my business Lat OF
May, will from this date sell my entire stock OF
WINES, LIQUORS, AND FRUIT GOODS
Ut greatly reduced prices. Ihaye about
25 barrels MATTED RYE WuISEY,
four years old. which IS unquestionably the finest
whtskey IN the market, when VIII ecu mucn De-
low cost GEORGE 1. HEhhiN0'
M g eOd1m
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS. BUSHELS.
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nzERcHANr TAILORING.

SEQ sbe LONG FLAG on Main strsss. :
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pAwDER AND FESE.
FINANCIAL.

Z.W. PICKBELL, PRESIDENT;
~ L. SSEAU, CASHIER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
LOCAL RKEVITlES.

Dave Haney, colored. notorious character
was arrested this morning 10 the cellar OF the
unoccnpied house adjoining the resioence .,
MIR. W. n. McVeigh, on ST. Asapl street. ant
taken to the Station house GA the charge VI
stealing lead pipe His trial will take place al
clock thl, evening.
The Senate Committee on CLAIMS nave
agr.,d 10 recommend an appropriation OF - :
600 t, John Montgomery for his tavern prop
erty. near the Virginia end OF the Long oricGc'
which was occupied by the army during Tue
war.
It is expected that Rev. Fields Cook, of the
Sd Bapust Church, will baptlzs about nifty
candidates tomorrow, at the usual place, OH
Battery Rodgers.
A small boat upset yesterday off the harbor,
aud the owner quietly mounted the keel and
padded away until he aud bis boat were to"ed
to the wharf by the tug Keystone.
On the suburbs of the town quite number
Of vagahonds iud lodgings ID boxes, nn WOOD
piles, &c Oie Of them was walked up 10 Capt.
Gray's box, on Princess street, last night.
Navigation upon the c. & 0 canal was IN
terrupted yesterday by the Knocking out OF u
lock gate and the sinking OF u boat at Harper 5
Ferry.
Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie, of Lexington, Ky,
will preach in the Presbyterian Church at OF-
angc Court House on Sunday, the 2S;h inst.
Mr. j. w. Brown yesterday shot mad dog
on the Little River turnpike. near Watkln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TO MORROW.

CHRIST Observation-Disclosures at at II 8. m.
by RI. Rev Bishop Johns. Service ut p. m.
by Rev Mr.. Mcklm.
ST. PAUL's Carbohydrates at II a. m. by
Rev. Dr. Norton.
GRACE CHURCH-Servce ut II m. and 5
y. iii by Rev. Mr. Sprgg
Sr. MARY's CnUKcH-Mass at ~ M; Mass
and Continuation at : H. m.; High Mass nj ii
u. m, with sermon, by the 1t Rev, the Bishop
of Richmond Vespcrs snd Benedictlon at !
p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH-Preaching at
II u IN by Rev. r. Bullock. Sunday School
Concert ~ night
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CuURCH-Preaching
in the morning md nj night, by Key. Mr.. Din
wildic.
METH. EpIS CuuRCu-Service al IL a. m.
ard ( D. m, by KEY. Mr.. Boyer.
METH. Er1scorAL CHURCH SouTu-Sermon
in he morning and at nightly Rev. Mr. Waugh;
night by Rev. Mr.. McGtegor.
BAPTIST CHuRCH-No service.
GERMAN MISUNDERSTANDING service at l
a. m, by Rev. Mr. Feckensteln
VILLAGE CHAPEL-No service.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-
Prayer meeting in the NJ. b. Church South, at
4 p IN. Aims House services at a p. m:
JAN - o. m. Sunday School on tue corner CT
KING and West SITS. ut u y. IN. Open-alr meet
ing ut Canal basin at / p. IN. Open-alr meet
ing at the Tunnel, ut 81 D. m. Singing meeting
al the house of b. w. Beadle, ut Il pm. Open
air meeting next Friday night At the corner of
King and Fayette streets, NJ O'clock.