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FiendIsh Outrase-The Fiend Hanged
by Citizens,

MOBILE, July 4.-Early this morning, at
Enterprise, Miss. tiendish outrage was
committed upon the person of child five
years OLD, L daughter of an esteemed mer-
chant, by negro named Kidd. The negro
was incarccratcd in jail, bnt the citizens
ovrrpowered the jailor, took the negro to a
ncighborlng tree, and there hanged him. He
confessed the deed. There is no doubt of
mi, yuilt
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT WilkeSbdrre,
Pa, July 3.--This afternoon the up train OH
the Lehigh Valley railroad, while descending
the mountain at the rate of fifty miles an
hour to make up forty minutes time, ran
over aud killed Arthur McGeoghean. lie
had been walking with his sister on the
down track, and seeing train approach,
Arthur stepped on the up track, when he
was struck ny the up train, which they had
not observed. lie WAS cut in two Longitude
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Professor Ewald. the accomplished Hebrew
scholar, has been sentenced TO imprisonment
for three months because he wrote an article
ia which Prince Bismarck was compared to
Frederick II. and Napoleon lII.-with the
former in "his unrishteous war with Austria
and his ruinaton of religion and morality"
and with the latter in "picking out the best
time possible for robbery and plumber" Pro-
tessvr Ewald has always been strenuous
opponent of the unitiation of Germany
FTy1Iunp
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TIE WEATnER-The sun was both bright
ard BOT Saturday. but tne breeze prevailed
ncariq all Gay. and wherever it was fully le!t
there was no complaint OF oppressive heat.
After dark tlc breeze grew INTO steady
wind from the southeast and made the night
unusually c50l and pleasant.
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AUCTION SALES THls DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, 6 =. ~, blick dwelling No.
62S, west side of Seventeenth, near Darlington
street. Also, lot adjoining.
LYME & BRO, 6 P. NJ, two small and now
fran ed tenementS aud five building lots on
Darlington and Twenty-secOud streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 12 ~, trustees sale of
the farm known rs "Solitare," situated about
six miles north of Richmond.
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INSTALLATION OF PYTHIAS OFFIcEES.-On
FRIDAY night ID. y. &. c. j. J. White. as
sisted by 7. CIV. c. Darlington and L. Z. W.
p. Greter. installed the newly elected otf-
GERS of Hines and Damon lodges, Knights OF
Pythias. To the members OF the Order the
interest &c the OCCASION was increased by the
use Of the recently adopted installation ris-
nal
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REPORTS OF THE FAMINE Calcutta, July
3.-Repolts from everywhere where the
famine has prevailed are of the most favor
able nature. The crops are in excellent con-
diton. The number Of persons employed
at the Relief Works has decreased to 250, ,000,
and only 100000 people are now being fed
by the Government.
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Fata; Railroad Accident.

MEElpEN, MISS, July 4--rhe passenger
train on the FicksDuTg and Meriden railroad
ran OF the track this morning rear Edwards
DEF o.. Two children were killed and three
persons dangerously wounded.
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THE CITY CoUNcIL.-The members of the
Board of Aldermen are to meet to-day at
u NJ. The Common Council will meet at
5P.M. It is stated that the committees OF
each branch will be announced.
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THE YORK RIVER ROAD AND THE LATE Ex-
cURsloS.-The Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake Railroad Company is doing Il
fine freight and passenger business under its
present excellent management. On the oc-
casion of the recent excursion to Baltimore
there were three hundred passengers. The
trip is said to have been greatly enjoyed by
those who took part in it. On Saturday the
regular passenger train from West Point
brought up to Richmond one hundred local
passengers.
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GEENAHIA M.EsNERcuoE PIC-NIC.-To-day
the GerIuariu Ma'nnerchor picnic takes
Mace at the schuetzen Park. on James river.
THE Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
will run trains 10 the Park regularly during
the afternoon, commoncin" 1T O'Clock.
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near the city of Manchester, will be laid by
Hobsnn's Lodge. No. 16, A. F.and A. Ma
sons, to-day at O'Clock P. NJ. The Lodge
will he escorted by the Union Guards and
other benevolent orders of Manchester.
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FOUND AT LAsT-Tbe long sough-for place
where you eau get money loaned on your diamonds.
watches jewclry, silyerwure, &c. Call at A. HAIR
EIss Loan Office 1922 Main street, and yon will
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf.
dential.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Fourth at the Hot Springs.

HoT SPRINGS, Va, July 4.-The Fourth
was celebrated here with unusual enthusi-
asm. Hon. r. Fleming Yelyertop, OF New
York, delivered an eloquent oration on the
healing of the nations wounds.
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KEEP CooL.-If you want to keep cool, wear light
clothing. f. SPENCE & SoS have splendid
stock Of light underwear, linen and alpaca coats,
white vests, &c. Give ihep call. They have
marked down their goods to the lowest living
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TRANSFER PRINTlSG-lEKS for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bii!s &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary etter-press book. Send your orders
for printing I'm these inks, and for all other descrip
tons of printing. to the DiSpdtch Printing House
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks the Dis
match Printing House
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GAS AND OIL STOVES, for cooking and baking
purposes--something suitable for the heated term
for sale by GEORGE KLEIN, No. 612 Broad street.
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EXCURSION TO AsHLAND.-EheneZer
Lodge (colored), No. 1,4s2, G. U. .. o f.,
will take part in an excursion TO ashland
this morning. A special train Will leave The
Broad.Street del05 at % O'Clock.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room saturday, July 4th
SA. NJ. L. NJ. +; al.
7S % 50
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POLICE ARREsrs.-A few persons were ar
rested by the police Saturday for being drunk
and disorderly in the streets.
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REMovAL.-A. HARRIs's Loan Office Established
in SG5l has been removed to 322 Main street.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. NJ. G.ennan, of the Vlr-
sInaa, and Captain J. Barry King, of the
Landmark, were in the city Saturday with
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues.
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LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUZE SHIRTS at E. B.
SPENCE s SONS, 1900 Main street.
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R1tElmund 1ispatrll.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE Ds-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CONFECTIONERIEs.
apsHOESTEiiENG. 6c.

GORGE ". ANDERSON u SON
~ would ask the attention of tho.e in WANT
to an unusually line assortment or -
PAPER -HANGISGS. CHINA MATTlSGS,
CARPETS, UIL-CLDTH5, CURTAIN
GOODS, SHADES, &C.
nv Dam 1906 MAIN STREET.
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A Hurricane.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 4.-This city was
north. Several houses were unroofed.
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THE MATERIAL USED
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK

now on hand. Orders filled promptly anu on tlie
most accommodating terms by the dlfe rent lines.
Warg-rooms on Governor street. Factory at
porertts j: 23-3taw4w
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MASONIC NOrICE.-The men, &
Nl h, rs of HtNRICO UNION LODGE: "
NO. 13O, are requested to attend u stated "
communication at Masons Hail. on Twcniy-hiih
street. HIS EVENING at 7 O'Clock. Members or
sister lodges and transient brethren are friternally
invited To he with MS BY order of the ". ".
JULY 6. A. L. 5674. WILLIAM WILSON.
IS 6.1tx Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEN,. q
WI bcrs of HOIlSON LODGE, No. 1G, A. Xxx
+. and A. Nasons. are hereby notified Ia at-/ w
lend a called meeting at your lodse-room Mon
DAY the 9th instant. ut o'clock r. NJ, prepafa-
tory to The laying of a cornerstone or Dre~ry
Mount olive BAPTIST church. near Manchester.
Social Lodge No. q, Warren Lodge 40. Ii ana
an,ient brethren In good standing, are laYltea 10
attend BY order Of the w. NJ.
iy Git HENRY RANDOLPH, Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG BAlLR0AD,
u,x+,,,nSp ". ,Innx g. 4 STf.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG BALRnAD,s,
RICHMOND, VA. June lS.l614. !
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June Il, 1874
" an tlegaut new PARL0R COACH nill ba Y,
tached 10 our SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN
leaving Richmond every sunday " :: ~. = e
$40 z. NJ same day. Persons wishing ~ Fleet seats
In this ear can secure them by paying fl Tor taS
he ragn'ar soc. tickets will bs sold as here:c-
fofe' S'oa IL az o'i'ss e01'esP r. LaUGHToS.
.,a.Sam Ticket geat. =
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LIGHT SUITS at Z. b. SPENCE & SONS, 1900
Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Glorious Fourth.
HOW IT WAS OBSERVED IN RICHMOND.

VISIT OF TIE NORFOLK BLUEs-AILITARY Pa
RADE AND BAEQUkT-THE X. K. KS AT THE
PUMP-HOUsg- INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
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MULES. HORSES. &c.
eRuGs AND mEDsCENEs.

DIEIETlcSS:, ,c ABOUT prs AnArrs-rrencn
iIEHIG'S FOOD FOR iSFASTS-EnGiiSt
IItHiG'S FUOp FOR lNFANIS-Boston.
IACrEuUS FtRINA-SwlSS
PKEPAEEp BARLEY-English.
L AROMA. from Wheat.
BERMuDA ARROW ROOT. ,
pEErlEED SCOTCH OAT MEAL. PEARL SAGo'
GRANULAR TAPiOCA. FEErAkED CORN STARCH,
NALENT!NE'S MEAT JUICE,
lIEfiG'S NTRACT MEAT,
PrLEEEI2Ep RAW BEEF, ~
prrr,Urp RICE EIol'E, AROMATIC LIQUID
ptr>INE and All valuable remedies for saie at
MtA De BAkER'S ''ruE store.
jyi 9l9 MAIN S'iccl'
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. sSs.sy,kSie
INl bers of ST. ALBAS'S ROYAL SZSSGf
ARCH CHAPTER. No. 33. are rcqucstt q k.r7ssAaSa
10 attend a stated convucation OF their ~"1I.1~
chapter at ST. Adams Hall THIS (Monday] ENh-
Ming, July 9Th, at O'Clock.
Ali ruyn, Arch Mas0ns IN good standing are in
vited to attend. BY order OF tue M. +. II. L.
~ Gilt :. r. JACOBS. Secre ary.
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MARINE aNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, july =, 1874. s
sun rises. 4.45i Neon rises...~... 1900
Sun sets......... 7.15 High tide. 9.43
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i}LAAh+iUOkS-JULI,

''''H' -.rt ACGpIST-HUOKS fl woulG be
'..'. ,.'t rert, Orders a.
1892. MAIS STREET
i..,- ". 'Nsl't if'ut - riIrip BLANk-BUOKS Of
.i'> al"ays on baud.
- RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 4. 1874.
There were no offerings or sales on Change 10.
day
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SCHUIZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
- SUMNER RETREAT. FINE scEatR1,
cerily xed NJ and put In thorough order, Is for
rent 10 Lodges, Orders, private parties. &c., &c.
Being on the bank OF The river. IL comnands TIE
finest View of auy establishment Of It's Mind near
the city There IS on the ground new and eit-
gant pavilion for dinclEg. &c.
The PARK Is open daily for the reception OF Y'si-
make II The equal Of aus place of amusement III m,
city. Good order Will he strictly enforced. Apply
OH the grounds, or through post-ohlee box ~
YUkSGLISG & CO.
e. 25-3m Proprtetors.
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THICkEN PoWDER.--P0UL.E .EREnS
JFRfEND, Oe CHICKEN POWDER. = ssstss.ss si.s.
preventive Of gtpes and ether flss.sss y,
s9r ~, Sa'e W Druggists s
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LssS'E, s'YsSAYED, dc.

n OTICE.-LOSt or mi>laid, CERIltl.
y CATE No. Sc OF forty shares of old stock oi
the virginia ire and Marine Insurance Company,
in the name of Richard {. Workman
truIr.liun will bc made fer the reissue OF SAID
scrIn EDWIN WORTHAM.
CHARLES Il. WORTHAN.
ia 1O-onwom Surviving Executors.
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The Fourth was very generally observed
in this city and while there were few patri-
otic demonstrations after the custom of the
olden time, everybody seemed to enjoy the
holiday, and TO be glad OF the respite from
business it afforded. There was great
moving to and fro Of the people, and in the
morning and evening especially the streets
were crowded. Upon the shipping in the
harbor, at the custom-house, ut the Capitol,
and at the National Cemetery, the national
coIors were displayed. The offices of the
State, United States, and city, and nearly all
the stores and manufactures, were closed.
ExcurSionsts started out i'll every direction.
Some went up the river, some down the river,
and the shady groves and pleasant places in
the country around Richmond were nearly
all occupied for the day by small picnic
parties. Though so many went from the city,
their places appeared to have been supplied
by visitors from other places, OF whom
there was an unprecedented number. There
were many colored persops here from dis
lance and they were evidently well pleased
with all they saw and heard. They prone
naded the streets and Capitol Square dressed
in their best clothes, and admired the mill
tary display OF the day, and when overcome
Dy the heat retired TO the lemonade ana
ice-cream stands around the Square and re-
freshcd themselves with the cooling COM
pounds there dispensed.
While there were some disturbances, as is
always the case when thousands OF men are
walking about doing nothing, there were no
serious disorders, and the police were able
to keep peace aud quiet in every quarter ol
the city.
So far as we were able to ascertain, no at
tempt was made in this vicinity to deliver a
Fourth of July oration, nor was the Decla-
ration of Independence read TO any assem-
blace that we know of. Yet the day was
agreeably spent. and thousands of young and
old are grateful for the relief 1t gave from
everyday cares, and will enter upon their
pursuits this week with lighter hearts and
brayer spirits.
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A TTENTlON, S Z U a II I sy<axss..
n LOTGF.--1h+ members of STU 5.5JISNa
art Lodge will attend special meet. -assFSs.ysy
j.g TO- SIC HI. 1T S O'Clock, 10 pro- >S9nfSs
cc~d 10 public presentation at Baptist CHURCH. The
members ut Henderson, Jackson, ana ihe hichmo oni
lodge, are requested to unite. Bv order Of the y e.
JOSEPH B. VAlDtE,
~ try
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r LIQUID RENNEr L for sale by BDDEKER
IL BROTHERS.. Wholesale and Retail Drusglst s.,
corner above St. Charles Hotel. V
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WANTED,

WANTED. TO EEET,a HOUSE sll'ta-
w he for a clearinghouse convenient 10 inc
,,n.;rc.% rnriinn of the city Address H., D'Sln.ch
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WANTED. everybody to know there Is
" regular TRUNK FACTORY In kichnohh;
.r,n'u urxf door 10 the corner of Main ana
.'I.,.,,h sirrriS where all styles OF IRtNhS are
made and sold al the lowest sort oI prices. EelMr-
irp l,.tly ami chraply done III Inc best hiiliicr.
~ >h;t ~ ' JAMES KNOTTS
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| VIKINGS! AWNINGS !!

a 80
/ am now prepared 10 make WINDOW AVN
ISGS for stores and private houses. aadShouia De
pleased u have orders.
Samples OF awnings can be seen at Messrs Il. Z.
Richardson & Co.'s, 90l Main street
GEORGE L. WFSTMAS,
tv A-1wk 513 Fifth steeet.
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TIE STATE BANK OF VihGINIA,l
RICIiMOSD, Va, June 23, 1874.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
4 stockholders Of this bank Will be held at its
banking-room TUESDAY: Jaly IN 10 T., r. =
O'Clock VI. WILLIAM u iasi,tn,.
1p "a -cCutU Sso.I-S
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n STuCKUOLDER; OF THE RICHMOND
GRANITE COMPANY will b. held at the office or
the c Juipauy at Rchmond, on TUESDAY the 2sth
of july al 9 o'clock. 10 act upon the anend'DeDt
to the charter granted 70 the Company by the CIR.
cut Court of the cay of Richmond on The St IN
stan,. BY 0rUer OF The Board.
6. W. HARRIS, Secretary.
Ricl,ngnd June pa. 1874. Ie 26-3Ut
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AMUSEMENTS.
THE GERMAN1A MENNERCHOR
PIC-S &c
TU-DAY,JuLY GTH,
AT THE
ScHUETIdS PARK,

az 2 O'clock Tickets 10 be had a. the
gate. Price Of admission, so cents: ladies' free.
The cars OF the Chesapeake and ONO raiiroao
viii run IRON seventeenth and Clay streets every
hour. commencing ~ = O'Clock. )S-o1t
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NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED. $4,000.
FIRE INSURANCE.

u \. WALKER Il CO.. GENERAL IN
H. STRANGE AGENTS, 10l4 MAIN STREET
RI,llMGND, ga, rtUrcScntin@ the
NORIYI BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SUltaNCE COMPANY. r Loudon ana Ecll-
.lmrg!l. cissland-capital, 81 0 100000 gold;
hMAZUS INSURA ACE GoMPaN \. vi Cincin'
matt. Oli'u-assets ever 81 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE lNSuR tNCE COMPA'
Ny, of New Iork-assets over S5O0.OO0;
TLSNCHts;jRCf INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, of Lynchburg, Va.-asssts ovel
'sTi. .aSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
BriokIvn, " T.-assets over 100000.
Df.osted with the Treasurer Of Virginia, $1 co.:
Dau. Losses epgitably adjusted and promptly paio
At this agency. Applications solicited, and imIe'
cyate attention gS.eu thereto. oc 10
DOE AL FLHE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL .oF LIVERPOOL AND LohD0S. nm
Dcuosk4 with the Il rtasurer OF Va $4,000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
0l LONDON.
ASSETS OYER. :;...sl 0, 0oo ,oo0 ,0
Ls,osiled with bc Treasurer OF Va. 3o,oCu
Shareholders personally responsible for the obi
CATIONS OF the ", Ove. .cou,ElnieS.
K,ln.scnting II e abVre<t e<tiunch, old English CON-
pADies We solicit he patronage OF The public upon
their unQueslionaL le secAiIy, prompt and liberal
,rt ti..,ncnt of all cl. ms, and heavy income.
JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE COZ Agents.
ap 23-3m w. IIOo M..ln - eueES
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STAYNER'S STICKY ELY-PAPER.-
~ FErlhcr supplies just received.
pURCkLL. LADD & CO.,
v3 l2l6 Main street.
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rVNHE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Il OF VDttISiA holds lis ninth anGu.l session In
The cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth j CLY 14rU,
18TH, 18TH. AND 17TH 1S74-tbe first meeting
being the might of The l4th. Member. or those
becoming members viii be entertained by citizens
and returned free BY all the leading lines OF travel
l.. uUXTOS.
iy6-3t Corresponding Secretary.
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WANTED. 4 good WET-NURSE. Ap,
W piya, 323 south Third street .S,i S1ne rcrnnl mSnu
o,,nlv nnl,ss perfectly healthy ana wei recon- recon-
m,ndcd.
WANTED. GOOD WASHER ana
w IRuNEK. Apply at POI Cary street corner
Of second. ;! -
M ANTED. 500 COLORED MEN, coal
w miners and !aborcrS, 10 go IN coa mines hes.'
Co1rrlu,>. Ohio. Constant WORK ana pl"liPt t,n,
,,,r.Ii,c; For transportation and iMi parlicaars
Apply AZ once 10 ~ n y. ~, ~, - ',rn.,
.,o Richmond, Va
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nJ-SuNEAS WANTS.

yETANTED. SUMNER BOARD.-Pica-
w s,ut rooms ard good board at rcasonahIe
- ,,- can hc hI in private Family In The tow oi
'nyrIyIlc~yillr. during ihe summer months nc'c
:. wrtl ut good tuaiy ybetc wafer on tue premises.
.r,i, l.: l,llcr IL JOHN &. pAITEkoON \. thar-
HtIE;l Ill tr terms &c jv 1-G:codt
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IRON MOULDERS UNION, No. f2S.-
l. There viii be 4 >pec.a' meeting of this Union
Tal- iNnndlyJ EVrHiNG M 8 O'Clock Every
member Is cirncstl" requested To b. present, as
there viii he business Il importance before The
JOHN S. GRAFT.
iv G.It& RecurdIag Secretary.
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rEEsraNSlS.

NEW YORK, July ARRIVED: Rhein. Arrived
out: Express, Advance, Mercer, Johu bsrfIhg'
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PORTLAND.

Portland, 81. In the Waite Waller case,
the defence introduced but little testimony.
Two witnesses testified that they had seen a
woman with defendant who closely resembled
her, and barber testified that her hair could
not be dyed. She was not put upon the stand
herself. The argument for the defence, was
simply that proof Of marriage to Waller had
not been put in, and that her identity was not
established. The Attorney dwelt upon the
improbabiity of any woman acting so foolish
y If she were concerning plan to cheat her
husband. After counsel for the defence had
concluded his argument, County Attorney
Libby summed up for the Government, occu
pying two hours and half. The Judge was
ffty-ffye minutes in delivering his charge
The jury retired at half past seven, and at
half past eleven came in for further instruc-
tons. Not having reported at midnight the
Court was adjourned. At half past twelve
they sent word to the Judge that they were
unable to agree and were discharged. They
stood nine for acquittal and three for convic-
ton. The court room remained crowded I'M
I'll adjournment.
The steamship Nova Scotia, Capt Richie,
from Liverpool, 18th instant, arrived this
morning.