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How to Teach Faith.

The following remarks are well worth
the attention of preachers -
81 must say l have myself been often
grieved and bewildered by the way in
which "faith and believing" are preach
ed to the untaught and unbelieving. L
shall never forget hearing an earnest man
say, ''lf [ had to give the essence of the
Gospel in one verse, it would not be even
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and
thou shalt be saved" but, ''The Son of
Man is come to seek and to save that
which was lost 2" You may say, "Did
not Paul preach this" Yes; but it was
in answer to the Spirit taught to cry,
"what shall | do 2" Being much among
the poor, am increasingly convinced
that 1t is the living, personal Christ, his
love and his words, We must give-not
distractions they must have the concrete
Gods love in Christ-their faith. A
dear young woman said to me a short
time since, just before she died, 81 shall
never forget your telling US one after
noon that God wanted to save US more
than he wanted to be saved" Some one
had lent her 'The Blood of Jesus :" and
she said how it had comforted her. She
had been looking to her faith, instead of
to Jesus simply. Adolph Saphir's little
book, "Christ and the Scriptures set this
forth beautifully. "Japthetic abstrac-
tons will not do. 1t is solemn sub
ject The Lord teach u.s.
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CHAPTER XVIII.

USTIN is TO DIE.
The Rebel army lay encampcd by the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23
A Model Letter.

The following letter is a perfect model
in its way: "Dear Brother: I've got
one of the handsomest farms in the State,
and it is nearly paid for Crops are good !;
prices never were better We have had
. glorious revival ofreligion in our church
an both our children (thc Lord be prais-
ed are converted. Father got to be rath-
er au ineumhrauce, aud last week | took
him to the poorhouse. Your afeetioua,e
brother"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-23

There is said to be dog in New Al
bany, Ind, who is specially found of play
ing on the piano He gets on the stool
strikes the keys with his paws, throws his
head back, aud sccma TO enjoy himself
thoroughly.
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A pair of boots was recently manufac-
tured in Lockport for a resident of Mia,
CARA county, the foot measuring twelve
inches in length, five inches across the
hall of the foot, and the heels are three
and quarter inches wide.
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Henry Ward Beeoher reads from
lesk in his church made of olive wood
( ON the Mount OF Olives.
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A Card.

The undersigned has opened an Office for
the purchase and sale Of Real Estate, in
Fowler's Building, on Main street. Parties
having Farms. Mills, Hotels or other proper
ty for sale will find it TO their advantage to
call on me. | have no agents. Parties
must see me personally.
GEO. L. WALKER,
Real Estate Agent, Stroudsburg, Pa.
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VOL. 26.
JOB PRINTING,
Drs. JACKSON & BIDLACK,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DRS. JACKSON g. BIDLACK, are
IL prepared to attend promptly to all calls
Of Professional. character. Ofce-Op-
posits the Stroudsburg Bank.
April 25, lS67.-tf.
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Purchasers Of Real Estdts cold betsceen the fsrst
day of January and dtae first day0 July pay the
tdses thereon for the current year.
CHARLES 8. MILLS City Sergeant, WIN sell at
" the bar-roon of Louis Gfmni, on Brock ave
nue., at 10 AM, ar-room fixtures, furniture,
&C.,; &c. ~ ,Feef 81
COOK LAUGHT0N win sell at 10 A. M, at
| 3. the residence, of Afr. III. B. Sweeney, on
Fourth between. Clay and Leigh streets, . fine
assortment Of household furniture. 81 .4.5
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON win sell on the
premises, at S r. NJ, real estate in Chesterfield
county, on the Petersburg turnpike, near Man
y chester. s. 7es5 ~ 3. -
FRANCIS T.. ISBELL viii sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
corner OF Eighth and Main streets bar-room
and barber-shop fixtures and furniture.
PAINE s co. will sell al their store, on Main
street, commencing at 10 A. NJ, e large assort-
ment of dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes. hats,
and caps. See catalogues. 49,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN VIII sell on the prem
ises, at S r. NJ, a comfortable brick tenement
on the east line Of Eighth north of Leigh street.
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS Will sell on the premises,
atl2 NJ, esplendid estate known as; g Presque
Isle, - in Chesterfield county near Bermuda
Hundred, fifteen miles by land and twenty five
by water below Richmond. Also, Mt. the same
time, the fine estate called tWestbrook, ,, in
same county, aud adjoining the Presque Isle
estate. Both these estates have handsome and
comfortable improvements upon them.
WELLINGTON GODDIN win sell on the prem-
ises, at 81 p. NJ, an excellent brick dwelling on
the west side Of Eighth street north of the City
Snrfnp ~ 49,
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gained. such being the case we asy,at ,urchaser
80 ,r,x, 7, .
u DhA oooi's 70 can ana examine she s1ock q
LEvY}BRoTHERS.
They are always selling goods below the market
price.
omp r,1e1I Ic1. pr,p. I'D r .,
handsome sIRlPED s.a., ENGLISH BEkAGEs a. a
IE>Jos .,,,d afT,r snfrrf,r1Srs - On .s and No.
wor,h !" a. snS soc : 11'' = - = $40 80
Handsome BRooA DE and DEI.AINEs
- osa ~, s... = -. ,..,,s
W"asn ~. q N.Y. .s pr ss .oo. q,
.i,a nu,sa. 20 ;3fT -. - 81 -
sis ptse ., oes = q, |. :, =. ,,o,,.
ninay, - - =. ~ ama svs. PEE
Su1Ss SII,SII,r =. toss ao ss mne 80. nov ,ard
SM ia =. ~ =. ~ anu SOC pss
- ysras Woe fol
yard but little left cal early u you want II
o. ~ ios, ~
aaMEsI planit ~ y. sv, W anu roc
aau ~ ~.
~, Woles oI sye pcr r4 sa5a, aTa5z,Y a..
-, -. " - -, : - 'Ts =
.rnI.I,s ~. $500, ", I.
~ 40. y, ana aoc, qei1e nail
=! ~ % 1iu '0o''
W. ,.,i :, ). Z.
hhoroiaerea bANoSs sas 20 eo, ana thc: ior tiie
: .
season; 90 :=ss5; IS = a.'. !.
Heavy LINEN DhailLLS DhailLLS ana DUCKS at CSC Per per
yaroi Z. .S...-4 = 7,
WHITE LiNEN DoChs. tne oess >. N .ne nlA. Ae'
suitable iof tne oes1 II
&C., =, ~, Arc s.d mmEEns
lhEis' hEhIoSAi jeans Nhu y 1A
4. very Tow praSes ~ =, a,I,o - a, ,,ort,,
bhoW n LINEN fAoi1H Ai' - % "et
- $:so - $, - :, ~ ,,,,.,,s ,c,,r,,s,
WHITE Loosl D1hMAoh fIo'A. ~. =, :.
warranted all linen, TWO YARDS long, a. si'S''
WORM Sz -. =, :, :, . ,,,,,
HONEY -CoMb C.l,l..,Sl
an extra heasy aFticie' a. ~1so' ti'e u'i
"a :, Z =, 49, :. -
FhlNGED NAfhIss' pure Ahen' 'le ~ @iS' pei
dozen, Wor.n Ssi ,,- AZ p, -. -, az, 80, 8,
h"rse DiNN NGA 1SAH .ln-l'' iAtt>' "' ~'' ~ -
worth 90;
Isle GLOVES, for ladies and children, ut 12Ac.,
worth 25c.; asss
Genuine TWISTED SILK MITTS, for ladies and
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EE GREAT ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS

g GREAT ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS
Al JOSEPH STRAUSE. Greater bargains than
ever. Immense lots of AUCTION GOODS just
received BE 1t peace or wsr, sunshine or storm,
'hemot,o of JOSEPH sTRAUsE win always be
DOWN WITH ALL HIGH PRICES.
Look at our list below and notice the great array
Of bargains enumerated there:
Good Hoop Skirts ssc., cheap at 5oc.; s-inch
Tape Heavy Hoop Skirts 75c., worth $l--a great
Es,ain: 100 Ladies' Colored Silk Parasols, SLeh
worth 50: 500 Ladies' Black silk Sun Umbrellas At
sLso and $l.7s, worth double: 500 Ladies' best
quality White Whalebone Corsets, s73c-; 200 la
Dies White Whaiebone Corsets at 76c., real oar-
gain 1000 Gents Paper Collars at i0c. per po1,
Worth 25c 200 dozen Ladies' Silk Mits, only aoc.,
cheaper than the cheapest; 100 dozen Misses ana
and ChIldren's MIts, 25 and 37ac. cheap ut Iac.
]" pieces Mosquito Net 81. 10 apiece worth S2 400
%fen Willow Fans, nicely bound 2ec.. worth sVc'i
w dozen highly perfuined Family Soaps, soc.
dozen, worth 81; Ladies' Pocket Handkercneis ~
iSc, l:sc., and Is. nice assortment OF Laaies,
Misses, and Chiidren's Lisle Gloves; Ladies,
Misses. and Childrens Hose at I2ic ful 200 yards
Spool Cotton, four for 25c. few of those ieheap
Silk Lace Mantillas left which will close ont ior
only $3.50, which originally cost sS; the handsom-
Isl stock Of Dress Goods In the city which VIII De
sold 10 please every ono; Doub1e-W w idtf Mozamr
aque ?5c., worth 4oc. beautiful chaiies NJ 2ec.
'ich and besu,ifnl Plaid and Plain Lenos, arena-
dimes, Poplins, organdies. and Jaeones LaWhs
III leolOrs Berages, Lamartines, and other Dress
Goods at such a low price as viii please the hard.
si sicustOmer; splendid assortment OF Caico s siot
Ek; beautiful C6lored Aipacas, aSc cheap at oec.'
kussia Crash, for toweIin2, Isic. per yard genu-
He English Bathing Towels, 1elc.; Bleaehed Goa-
Ion at 10 aud l2.c; 600 Gents Bosoms soc. apiece
North .Oc. {; q splendid stock Of Men ana BOYS
Wear, consisting OF Kentucky Jeans Cashmere,
SInets Twceds, Linen Goods, &c., at prices 70
alI everybody Don't forget to 80 so the Iis' iu
Aaeel5ss Main street, next to Golden shoe store
and few doors from the creek. The following
feaelneu are withIne. and would be pleased TO see
iAsir numerous friends: II. q. SaITHER, y.
RICHARD HAYNES, and HERMAN VEIL. Remem-
'r Tie No.-lSss Main street, q little above the
freek sFs5& je3&
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-.
sIDISG-TUEsD1Y The following cases
were thus disposed of:
Thomas Roebuck, arrested for disorderly
conduct and resisting policeman Washing
ton, was fined FIVE dollars. = s
William Stanard and Henry Thomas fne-
groest, charged with stealing two pieces q
pig iron, valued at fifty cents, from the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad Company were sent
to the chain-gang for fifteen days.
Jack Gaines tnegrol, charged with steal.
ing a lot Of butter, eggs, and some clothing
valued at twelve dollars, from Ellen Hew-
lett, was discharged.
Maria Claiborne (black) was sent to the
Hastings Court on O. charge of having stolen
thirty dollars in currency from Nancy
Claiborne.
Marie Newton (black), for, abusing and
insulting Jennie Edwards (white), was
fined one dollar. lsl
William Langford {white) was sent to the
chain gang for twenty days for assaulting
and threatening to cut Randolph Hooper
(b1ack) with razor.
Henry Young lnegrol for stealing dress
valued at three dollars, from Defia Young
was sent to the chain-gan for thirty days,
Nancy Christian (black), arrested for
OBTAINING seven dollars in money, two gold
pins, gold chain, one button, and guam
tity of wearing apparel, valued at fifty dol
lars. from Maria Claiborne, was discharged,
no evidence being produced to convict her
of theft. -.
James Scott alias James Henry (negro),
charged with stealing FIVE dollars from
Charles Johnson, was dismissed, no wit.
nesses appearing against him.
John Anderson (black) for threatening
the life of Chelsie johnson, was bound over
in the sum of 500 to keep the peace.
The COW case Of Emanuel Raymond,
which has been before the Mayor for seye-
raj days, was again before him yesterday
on another warrant Of unlawful detainer,
sworn out by Beverly Gray, and was again
dismissed. g. 49, -.,ss u r 49,
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Es- VIM. q. TSAACS & CO., BANK Err S,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS.
BH.Ls OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, In sums to suit purchasers on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE. GERMANY, SWITZERLAND BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
y,he United States Canadas, and Europe. f
REVENUE STAMPS sold ut n liberal discount.
NIL 2s-3m +szs.#
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THE Masonic CELEBRATIoN.-Asa already
repeatedly announced, the Masonic Frater-
nifty of Richmond will celebrate the festival
of St. John the Baptist by an excursion to
Ashland to-day. The Masons will meet at
IL o'clock at Washington Hall, on Broad
street, and proceed thence to the depot.
The cars leave at II 40 A. M. all Master
Masons, fellow crafts, and entered appren-
tices, are invited to participate.
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,s-RoCKDRIDGE ALUM WATER AND

THE MASS" OR SALTS OF THE WATER
PURCELL, LADD 8 CO., Richmond, and A. B.
FUCKER s CO., Lynchburg. keep the above
constantly on sale. AS an Alternative and
TONIC there is no water like it. Its curative
,oyers IN DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, CHRO-
SIC DIARRHEA, CUTANEoUS AFFEC-
TONS, &C., &C, are well known to the profession
In all female troubles, also as appetizer and
general restorative to enfeebled constitution, it
is believed to be without rival amongst mineral
waters. ,E glftzE 40
The "Mass - or Salts of the water are, in nearly
AL lalmcnts, capital substitute, and offer much the
cheapest and most convenient form of obtaining
The water. Their use and popularity are growing
rsp,lly. Apply as above for Springs Pamphlet,
or by mail to FRAZIER & RANDOLPH.
my 25-lm Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

y,(,K, rsYy n, m M 4, n a ur,x, =. a.
sE =
your r.ss $50 cno,,s :, aua.,,.. s.
Of p"'',, r.,S -. .A =
JULIUS 60. 1,ss,,. ~. - .:..a ss1se'' pss1eea
MN" !. - se.' 4. s.s
u" TO- 80, 80 aesl'' - !" ,'s
e"'''e u,,, ,,n ,.,,, - WY
'"'' nj, =, :. .Oe
''''' ,.na Noy.n,,.ano. .n ~
n',' $500, cron.a,n, 80.
>n' ..t@s -
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~ .f q 2s 3 :. -. i - D. = .
The PRIZE FIGHT YEsTERDAY--PAT LEE
THE VIcToR.A prize fight came OFT near
this city yesterday morning OF o'clock,
between Pat Lee and Jack Wrenn, two
amateur pugilists well known thereabouts:
The match waA made. up at short notice,
with bets Of ten dollars aside, which sum
was increased to something rather more
worth fighting for after the parties reached
the ground. sl, -,
The spot selected was on the south side OF
the James, in @ grove just opposite Rock
etts, and near the coal-yard. The parties
came to- time promptly, each with q select
crowd of hackers and admirers. John Finn
and Bill Easily were Lees seconds, and al:
derman Robert Allen and Dan Wrenn sup
ported Jack Wrenn. William Brown was
the referee, and William Holmes the time
keeper. 51s:z ziss,
The ring being formed, the boys shook
hands, and pitched into. each other right
heartily, pummelling right and left and
neither showing, the white feather
Ronnd after round was fought, both coming
up to- time, and little . claretn flowing un--
til about the tenth, when Lees superior
knowledge of the ways Of the prize ring
we're evident to all the spectators, while hlf i
skilful use 0f his arms called forth heavy
tbets in his favor. Still Wrenn kept up end
showed himself g game until the seven.
teenth round when il appeared that he had
unintenti n played foul and the referee
therefore declared Lee the victor.
The best feeling Has manifested by 81
| the parties engaged in this little sssa'is 4
ond offer fha fe,nrifnrna06 bottle WaE
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Wellington
Goddin sold on yesterday the lot on Broad
and Capitol streets between Ninth and
Tenth, fronting on Broad twenty seven feet,
for 1868. Also, lot with o framed
dwelling on it on Adams near Short street,
with front Of thirty three feet, for 81 ,075.
Mr.. Francis 7. Isbell sold yesterday
afternoon a framed cottage and lot near the
western terminus Of Clay street for 81 $40.
Y Messrs. Lyme s. Brother, auctioneers, seld
at auction yesterday o small framed house
and lot on Venable street, near Eighteenth,
for $640. -
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BY THE MILITARY.
General Stoneman made the following ap-
pointments yesterday: s..z
- RICHMOND. = ~ 80 /!
Collector Of City Taxes, II. i. Wigand
vice julius a. Hobson. &, ..s,: e.
IL -;s.5 LYEcHBURG. ~ s
Chief of Police, John "A. McLaire vice W.
W. Hardwicke, term Of service expired.
Clerk of the Market, Henry Hall vice e.
H. Folkes, term of service expired.
Inspector Of Butter and Lard, Henry
Hall vice E. Il. Folkes, term of service
expired. 80 - 4: 4. 6. 20 5;s
Measurer of Wood, Samuel Poindexter
vice John W. Lankford, term Of service
expired.
~, PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
Justice of the Peace, Thomas Rushmore
vice P. T.. Hobbs, resigned. ,Si
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f. COMMENCEMENT EXERcIsEs.-The Conn
mencement exercises Of the Richmond Fee
male Collegiate Institute viii come off at
the Broad-street Methodist church tonight.
An address win be delivered by Am. Kei-
lev, ESQ. after which original essays will
be read by 6ge OF the young ladies, with
music between each essay. The announce
ment OF distinctions and presentation OF
medals and certificates will close the exer-
cisea,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1883.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1858.
ARRIVED. gz
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers, l.. D. Tatum.
Schooner W. Kallaghan. Kallaghan, Philadel-
phia, coal, Hawes & Merriman.
Schooner w. s. Thompson, -. Philadelphia,
COAL 8. z. Lathrop.
&E SAILED. .aE
Steamer Petersburg, Trayers, Baltimore, mer-
chandse and passengers. Haryeys & Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, VIC. Dunham Co.
MEMORANDA.
WHITE HOUSE. June 23.-Sailed, steamer Kene.
beck, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
sengers, Richmond and York RiyerIsailroad.
Four unknown schooners are reported below.
They are expected UP on high tide to-day. z
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L1BERA1 CONTRIBUTORS. Rev. George c..
iConnor, of Atlanta, Ga, writes to the ladies
OF the Leigh-street Baptist church that he
will pay for the flooring of the new church
at Rockets, which will amount to $500.
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A USEFUL INvENTIoN.-We were shown
yesterday by Mr.. Rowland Hill very sim
pie contriyance to prevent frauds on the In
ternal revenue in the manufacture of
tobacco. It consists of very narrow
strips of. paper, which denote q certain
amount of tax,--as postage and. revenue
stamps nowdo-to be putunder the wrappers
of the cigar or lump Of tobacco, one or both
ends Of the strip projecting sufficiently to
show that it is genuine. To prevent frauds
in the retail trade this stamp may extend
the entire length Of the plug, thus denoting
its presence wherever, it may be cut. In
the samples shown us the strip Of paper
was SO well secured that it could not be ex-
.tracted without breaking up the plug or
cigar. Mr.. Hill has applied for patent
for the invention, and is now endeavoring
to secure its adoption by the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue at Washington.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- JUNE "a,
1885, Mrs. John G. Blur, Vighting
creek, Powhatnn; E.. a. j. Clopton, Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. L. Meredith, Botetourt,
Va. r. g. Dorun, Prince George county,
Va; Caroline Dean, Farmyille, Va. Miss
Jane Brown, Hanover county, Va; Thorn
ton Johnson. -
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Corn, and Flour Exchange.

ElCHMUND, june %, ISoos
oFFERrNGs.
Whedt.-Red, 4e bushels.
Corn.-white, 7so bushels. Yellow. LAS BUSH
els. Mixed, 24a bushels.
OotS.-292 bushels. 7s''..s-
Res.-s4 bushels. 4.sg.e .e-@.s
Neal.-40 bushels. hsSs5>
SALES.
Whedt.-Red ~ bushels good at $40.
Corn.-White, 76s bushels at 81. 20; IL bushels at
81 81; IL bushels at $l295. Yellow, l2s bushels at
$l.l5; 90 bushels Mt SLIT; 27o bushels on private
terms. Mixed 1S2 bushels at $l.2o
OdtS.-57 bushels very good at soc.; l5 bushels
very good at sc. II bushels good at Bic.
Rye.-2G bushels fair on private terms SO bushels
good at $1.50.
Meal.-4o bushe1swhite country-bolted on private
terms.
sgsS fra RE-EXUIBITED. E X,
Corn.-Whitc, Tas bushels. Yellow, s4a bushels.
OatS.-loO bushels,
Rye.-1S bushels.
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OFFICE AMERICAN IMPROVED GAS LIGHTf -
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA, 7
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1887
Daily Dispdtch, PLEASE correct the error In your
issue of this morning which attributes the use OF
benzine to this company, and gives an account OF
Its explosion.
Acan Of carboline, into the composition of which
no benzine enters, upset. portion of the fIuid
ran into the fire of plumbers furnace dignitcd,
Us lard oil would have done. There was no explo-
sion, nor can one occur with this material.
8. NJ, BARTON, s,
President Of the Company.
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NATIONAL DEMoGRATIc CONVENTIONS
The, Rickmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company will issue round
trip tickets to and from New York to dele
gates and others attending the National De
mocratic Gon4ention at the low rate of ff-
teen dollars. Tickets can be obtained at
the offcessof the company, or Of Mr.. Charles
P. Hyde; passenger agent, They will be
good frousataHs25th Of June to the 18th OF
July, s,s-. .9.. ..l..,
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q NEW WHEAr,-- small lot of wheat tnpt
strictly arime) has bsaa received in this
cify: by raii from ,gusta. GA. " Was sold
10 tie Gsllegp Mills at & 4
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/ PERMISSION GRANTED.-Mayor Chahoor
has granted permission to the Enterprise
Baseball Club to play on the grounds OF
the head of Broad street.
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MRs. LoocKERMAN.-We are pleased to
learn that this lady has not left Richmond
permanently. Ah
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EEs- THE GREAT uEALrH RESToRER,

Es- THE GREAT HEALTH RESTORER.
In ali ages of the world the skill and scientific at
l4nmrnts OF man have been directed to the study
Of the human system and discovery of the va
,os ills to which 1t is heir. II, after years ofc
slant application, some distinguished physician
had succeeded I'm compoundlng an agent by which
The slightest ache may be overcome, he has been
proprcty the world have gladly sung psans to his
praise. This being proper In the discovery OF u
remedy for a Single disease, how much More M
,bihcd are the whole human family to the inventor
II BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BIT
TERS, 4 medicine that has stood the test of years,
cholera Morhl.s, Cramp Collie, Giddlness, Nervous
Debility. Loss OF Appetite, and Sonr Stomach,
while the various nostruns of quacks and empifics
have hourshcd for IN hour, and then disappeared
never again IL i,e revived. ~ =
Sold nj wholesale and retail by r: W..PoWERs
and druggists generally. +. BAKE KER,
Proprietor,
Jels Box S3a Richmond, Va.
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UNITED STATES CRcU1T CouRT The
case Of George w. Scott against the Far
mers Bank Of Fincastle was argued yester-
day, and receivers appointed Thomas r..
Branch and the Prendent Of the bank.
The petit jurors we're paid off.
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RRAss FOUNDRY.

aGoUTHEHN BRASS FDUNpR z Mrs,
iAJSW. EDDENS fsaifo on James w. Edaens,
fereaseG i having established 8 tHssASS. .E9lN-
iIsY nt No las south aide OF Cary street between
Fanrf1eY,th usl Fsfzeenti VIII have oil 0rGere fof
RssxSS WORK nroInptiy and satisfactorily ere.
cpted Orders respeessn soil
guaranteed In all cases. :. ,,1,, ...t
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SoTICE.-The following gentlemen are with me
i, salesmen, and would be pleased to see their
friends and the public in general Ritter G. Care,
George Swabacher, George p. Bagby, William Fl.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg. 49,
H. JULIUS ClLE, SlS 1l11u street, =