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Foreign News.
THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.

THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
LONDON, September 22.-The following
was received from Spain last night at mid
night:
"The designations of Gonzales Bravo and
his Cabinet had been accepted. A parley
had been held between some loyal officers
and rebel leaders, but the result was un-
known"
Fourteen thousand rebels had gathered
at Valadolid to prevent the Queens return
to Madrid.
The revolutionists held the whole of An
dalusia, and it is stated that they are acting
in support of the Duke of Montpensier.
A dispatch received to-day has the fol-
lowing :" Bravo fed after his resignation.
The Queen is at San Sebastian, and her
return to Madrid is prevented by the revo-
lutionists, who infest the road"
Martial law is proclaimed in Spain. The
telegraph wires are down in all directions,
and the news received is uncertain and
contradictory.
Generals Prim nd Derada, at the head
of the insurgen is, were marching on the
capital.
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The Surratt Case.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-ln court
to-day Surratt's counsel set forth the am
nesty proclamation of the President. They
claim safety for their client under that
clause pardoning all who were not then
under indictment for treason or felony in
any court of the United States having COM
petent jurisdiction. The counsel claim
that Surratt was at that time under indict-
ment for murder at common law, and not
for treason or felony, and is consequently
entitled to the benefit of the proclamation.
The prosecution demurred to this plea
and commenced the argument upon it.
The case was argued all day, and the ar
cument will be renewed tomorrow.
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BREACH or PRIvILEGE.-It is amusing to
see how the Radicals regard themselves as
the Government" In the House Of Re-
rrescntatives on Monday Mr.. Butler, OF
massachusetts,, presented a petition asking
the House to direct the Judiciary Commit
tee TO inquire into the breach of privilege
Of a member in the service by Mr.. Woolley
and by Mr.. Kimberley, of Baltimore, on
hin while on his RETURN from the session
Of the House, and to report what action
oaght 10 be taken to sustain the privileges
Of the House and TO punish their infringe
ment. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittce.
These gentlemen sued Butler for his in
famous treatment of them, and he, like a
true Radical villain, calls upon Congress to
runish them for it.
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HitIrn>ond nispatct,
urnyrspAY.. SEPTEMBER %, 1858.
p,,cyLEr TRiUMPHs.-W Washington, Sep

p,,cyLgr TalUMPHs.-W Washington, Sep
..n,bcr 2l.-flon. John NJ. Buckley, soli-
' ,:."r If internal revenue, left this city last
YIN, for New York bearing letters from
nrcsiden, Johnson, Secretary McCulloch,
o,a Acknowledgement Evarts, accrediting
IN, to Judge Fullerton, who has been
.r.o;ncd by the Government as special
,,nnsrl for the prosecution Of parties
, ,borcea with frauds upon the revenue.
7-bssc letters fully recognize Mr.. Buckley
80 an officer of the Government empowered
=, r-erarc the case and advise with Judge
r,1Irrton. who will have the full control of
,Ap proceedings III court.
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FROM ARKANSAS AND ALABAMA.-lMem-
Ia.S, September 2l.-A special dispatch to
the draianche from Little Rock to-day says
ali post-utlices between Little Rock and
Washington, Ark, distance of one hun
drei and twenty miles, are ordered to stop
the circulation of Conservative papers.
4 special to the appeal from Tuscumbia,
Ma, says three negroes confined in Jail
there, charged with burning the Female
Seminary ten days since, were taken out by
q body of Kuklux estimated at from $50 to
800, carried out short distance, and hung
to the bridge. The authorities were over
powered and locked up in a room.
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REvENUE.-Not the internal, but the cele-
brated race-horse Of that name, the property
of Hon. John Minor Bolts, died on We'd
nesday last at Bell Air, the residence Of
William Horner, Esq, Fauquier county,
Va, at the ripe old horse age of twenty
six years. lie was the sire Of Planet and
many other trst-rate race-horses.
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The Alabama legislature.

MONTGOMERY, September 22.-But little
was done in the Legislature to-day. In the
House committee was appointed to wait
on the Governor and learn what he wanted
the Legislature to do.
A member offered q resolution of instruc-
ton to the Committee on Registration to
report in the morning what progress they
had made. A member of the Registration
Committee seconded the resolution, saying
that the registration bill was delayed be-
cause every other member of the committee
was opposed to an election by the people in
November.
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NEW SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH IN
BALTIMORE.-Monday afternoon the cor
ner-stone of q new church building de-
signed for the use of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South was laid with impressive
ceremony on the east side of Bond street
near Homestead.
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TROUBLE AMONG ROMAN CATHOLIC Dig
NITARIEs.-Chicago, September 2l.-A Sc
rious rupture has occurred between the
Catholic Bishop Dueggon and some Of his
clergy. The matter has been referred to
Rome. Meantime Rev. DR.. Dunn. Vicar
General of the diocese Rev. DR.. McGoven,
Rev. Father Follas, and Rev. DR.. McMul-
len. are suspended.
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, September 22.-Noon.--United
States bonds, 725s. Sugar firm.
FRANKFORT, September 22.-United
States bonds firm at 751a@75I.
PARIS, September 22.- Bourse dull.
Rentes, 68fr. 35c.
LIVERPOOL, September 22.-Noon.-Cot-
ton easier but not lower estimated sales,
5000 bales. Aftrnoon.-Manchester ad-
vices are less favorable, causing dullness
in the cotton market. Breadstuffs quiet.
Flour, 27s. ed. 02Ss. Corn, 36s. Sd.
Evening.-Cotton declined a fraction
uplands, 10d.
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APPOINTED yesterday
Nr. ". II. Rogers was appointed store
keeper in the Internal Revenue Department
ror the fourth district of Virginia. Mr.
Rogers is Washingtonian, and the fact Of
his appointment will be received with much
pleasure by his numerous friends in this
t;ty.-National Inteliqencer.
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The REv1vAL.-Rev. Mr.. Langhorne, of
Richmond, arrived on Friday, and has been
preaching at the Methodist church. Also,
Rev. Mr.. Christian is now laboring there
in aid of the pastor and other ministers.
The number of conversions is about one
hundred and twenty, and the exercises are
still kept up with much interest.-Danuille
manor
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FROM SOUTH AMER1cA.-Nelp York, Sep
TENDER 2l.-A private letter from Rio
Janeiro, dated August 26th, reports that
six Brazilian iron clads had reached Ascen-
sion, the Paraguayan capital, where they
found large number Of foreign flags dis
played from private houses.
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TIE DEMOCRATS OUTGENERALLED AGAIN.
Forucys chronicle says:
THE manner in which the Democratic
members were outgeneralled in regard to
the adjournment was the source of much
amusement among the Republican mem
hers. The adjournment resolution was the
rrst business put through Immediately after
chaglain's prayer-from the length Of which
some danger was apprehended-and before
any Democrat had come into the hall. A
single objection would, of course, in the
absence Of q quorum, have defeated it,"
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.-A meeting of the
taxpayers of Mount Vernon, Westchester
county, n. Y, was held in that village on
saturday evening to consider sundry appro-
rriations for improvements in the roads,
cross walks, &c. Before any vote was taken
petition was offered from one hundred
ladies' Of the village demanding the right to
vote Oh the question, as they were tax
payers. The village charter was quoted to
snow that they were not qualified, and the
male taxpayers alone voted on the ques-
tons. During the proceedings one lady
asked permission to say few words in
behalf Of another lady, heavy taxpayer,
who had just entered the room, but she was
declared ont Of order. A Mr.. Wingate then
arose and said that several ladies had
acputcd him to represent them, but he was
hootcd down with cries Of "Put him out"
-"o gentlemen then took the ladies' part,
1a'they were put down, and the ladies gave
Il up for the present.
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The Election In Georgia.

ATLANTA, September 22.-The House to-
day passed bill-ll2 to SO-appointting
the first Tuesday in November for holding
the election for members of Congress.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

BALTIMORE, September 22.-The Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows to-day elected Ed. D
Farnsworth, of Nashville, G. S.; Frede-
rick D. Stuart, Of the District of Columbia
D. G.. s.; James G. Ridgely, Secretary
and Joshua Vansandt, Treasurer.
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TRIAL. OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-Now that
Nr. Evarts has returned to his duty, it is
expected that preparations will be made for
The trial of JEFF. Davis, which is fixed for
Ho7ember. 1t is thought he will be tried
MS time or the case will be dismissed
NdShin1tOn Star.
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90 TO T. E. GILL'S BAKERY,
No. $40 BROAD STREET,
for the best LOAF OF BREAD In the city, the
best CRACKERS and largest variety, the largest
assortment and best favored CAKES, the best
BUNS, ROLLS, and ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
retail.
Call and see WIN sell as cheap as anybody.
au2l
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Fatal Accident.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., September a.
Richards & Verplanck's oil refinery ex-
ploded to-day, killing two persons and
fatally Wounding two more,
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Tribune Account of the Georgia Riot.
New YORK, September 22.-The Tribune
has a dispatch from Atlanta regarding the
Camilla affair. 1t states that Colonel Pierce
1.-THE Radical nominee for Congress) is dan
eerously shot, and Captain Murphy lex
Bureau agent is badly hurt. The number
of killed and wounded is placed at fifty.
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FROM Observation-Disclosures, Sep
TENDER 81. John Haggarty shot and fatally
wounded Murdy Conley while at work
to-day because Conley refused to drink beer
with him
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GENERAL BLAIR.-St. Louis, September
20.-General Blair arrived at Omaha from
the West last night, and will leave for the
East tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23

OWEN SOUND, CANADA, September e.
John Robinson, formerly of New Orleans,
and four others, started for Cooper's island
ten days ago. One Of the party was found
dead on White Cloud island, and the fate
of the others is unknown.
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ler ",,!!IG,lDE.-Sunday night William H. But
,ic , l.tie4 himself in Washington. Domes-
troubles and whiskey caused the act.
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NHATTHE FEDERAL CAPITAL HAS Cost
VIC have received from official sources a
statement showing the total cost Of the
government buildings and grounds and
improvements in this city, including the
"sANng and cleaning of the same, and all
vApenses connected Herewith, and find that
~ 10 june 30, 1868, Congress had appro-
5 5.Gn IN all for such purposes Sal ,551,-
't3.2e.- Washington Star.
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BAKERIES.

7 D. BRIGGS'S
10 RICHMOND BAKERY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
BREAD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS
STORES, TOT MAIN AND Sic BROAD STREET.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF CRACKERS:
Soda Crackers lie. Butter, lie. Water, 1oc. !;
Oyster, lie. Cream, l5c. Lemon, 15c. Sugar,
l5c. Arrowroot, 15c. Spice Nuts Ice. Molasses
Cakes. sec. % 100 Sugar Cakes Soc. % 100.
BAKED FRESH EVERY DAY.
Country merchants, 1t is to your interest to buy
Richmond-made crackers and cakes instead of
buying Baltimore and New York crackers that are
sometimes kept on hand for months
Call and examine before buying, and get them
fresh. au 81
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N'NTING THE HALL OF REPRESENTA-
20 ~ LLECTEICITY.-Mr. Samuel Gar
''Aer, the electrician, has completed the
C S.s''ll' gas-ligh,ing apparatus ordered by
5s VnsFesS at lis last session, and on Satur-
1a! evening the hall Of the House of Repre-
f.-. was successfully lighted for the
az, 49, ,.A'e. The old gas pipes and "carrier
e Ly. were removed, and new pipes and
s ,sv't'c burners put in their places, and so
r.,aN5ea aS TO throw the light more direct
RI Tpo1 'he noor of the House and galleries.
i i..S result Is that twenty per cent. more
. .Ss Il produced. The magnetic engine
-, -4' 4Halcator are beautiful instruments,
.- operator having perfect control Of the
, !pa!a'us independent of the dome and ro-
i1;s O. FOR this purpose there is cable
- ,s'9 Iron. from the main battery to the House
~. '?'h az the gas flows to the burners they
Inv simultaneously lighted, thus prevent
w al escape OF gas into the hall.
nope soon TO see the Senate chamber
LtaHIsea IN the same manrer.-Nutionat
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Export Bonded Warehouse in New
' York.
WASHINGTON, September 22.-Commis-
sioner Rollins has designated the store of
William Marchant, on Eighty-frst street,
New York city, as an export bonded ware
house for tobacco, under section seventy
three of the new tax law.
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TOAL OIL.-50 barrels BEST REFINED
J coal, OIL for sale at lowest market rates
nv r. W. POWERS,
Druggist, 1905 Main street,
seo3 between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
ESSENTIAL OILS.-Lemon, Peppermint,
~ Bitter Almond Neroly, Cinnamon, &C., &C.,
OF superior quality for sale by
PURCELL, LADD d CO.,
90 q Druggists.
TEROSENE OIL have always on
~ hand splendid article OF KEROSENE and
An CHOR OIL. Also, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS
RIJRNERS, &C.; and ageneral assortment OF TIN
"f>DA- O. O. OWENS,
No. 90 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
aud promptly filed. be 1'-'m
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


TRANSFER OF INSURANCE. AGENCY.
l. The agency CT the ASSOCIATED FIRE
MEMS INSURANCE COMPANY OF Baltimore,
lately held by Messrs It. NJ. Alfriehd q Son, has
been transferred TO Mr.. WILLIAM WILLIS, Jr,
Secretary of the Virginia Fire and Marine lnsu-
rance Company.
Parties holding policies from the said agency are
agent. JOHN DUhEuAhA, 1ecre'AS
The undersigned would be pleased TO serve Tho
patrons of the above we-known, reliable COM
pany-the Associated Firemen's Insurance Com.
pany-either by renewal Of policies or the Issue OF
newones. WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Agent.
Office No. lOl5 Main street. . ses-1w
TIRE INSURANCE effected at the low
II est rates and on most libe raj terms with the
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL, S175,O00!
JOHN B. DAVIS President,
JOHN F. G. POTTS, Secretary.
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ATLANTA, Ca, September 22.-The par
ticulars Of the riot at Camilla as tele-
graphed from Bainbridge to Augusta yes
terday we're incorrect and exaggerated.
The following gives the accounts of both
sides:
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A NTHRACITE COAL, 900 tons choice
IA quality LORBERRY RED ASH zee and
STOVE GOALS for sale. ! am prepared TO oner
the most liberal terms TO those wishing TO purchase
their winter supply.
once and yard corner Seventeenth and Dock
streets. UeI WRIT ROBERTS.
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noisy and threatening in their conduct.
Murphy and one Philip Joyner (negro)
brought up. the rear in buggy.
Gas the head of the column approached
the Square, one of our citizens, named
James Johns, who was intoxicated, ap-
preached within few feet of the column
and ordered the music to stop. The order
was not obeyed, and the column moved on,
and was about twenty steps from him Wneh
he fred-whether Intentionally or unln-
tentionally is not known, but his gun was
pointed in different direction from 1t, and
the contents struck the ground about twelve
feet from him. The column then hred
yolley, some of the shots at Johns, put
most of them in the direction OF Naples
store, thirty or forty steps from the column'
at which place there were number OF our
citizens, all unarmed, wounding SIX OF
them. Immediately about twenty OF our
citizens sprang to their arms anu nleu
into the column, by which two negroes Heie
killed and number wounded. Inc negroes
Immediately broke for thick cluster o'
timber 100 yards north Of the court mouse.
At this point there was an attempt maze py
Pearce to rally his routed forces. Our GU,
zens, to the number of thirty-part OF
them mounted-made a charge, and COM
pletely routed the whole force, Pearce ny
ing through the woods and fields, ana Muir
ply and Phil Joyner escaping IN buggy
up the road towards Albany.
"seven negroes were killed, and IRON
the best information that we have peen aols
to gather, between thirty and forty were
wounded, all of whom have been properly
cared for.
at is o source of deep regret that tn !,
calamitous consequences of this affair 1el
exclusively upon the poor deluded negroes
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TO CONSUiIPTIYES,

THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for The cure OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHI.
T1S, COUGHS, COLDS, and all THROAT
and LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been
in use for over ten years with the most
marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr. Will
sons personal supervision, also pamphlet
containing the original Prescription, with
fall and explicit directions for prcpara ton
and use, together with short history of his
case, may be obtained of
DREHER & BRO, Druggists,
Stroudsburg, Pa,
or REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
165 South Second ST.,
Williamsburgh, N. Y.
g. Pamphlets furnished free of charge
Nay 81, IS6S.-1yr.
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Dinner and Supper at Delaware Station,
CONNECTIONS:


At NEW HAMPTON with Central r. r.
of New Jersey. Trains arrive from New
York at OIL, 1920, l.l6A. M Land 2.4O. 6.35,
7.l5, $50 PM; from Easton 6.55 AN, T.
43 AM, lbs, l.35, 81, 7.37, 500 PM.
At WASHINGTON with Morris and Es-
sex R.R. Trains from New York arrive al
1898 AM, and 7.02 Pm from Eas-
ton at 7.2S, lO.33 AM, and l2.4f PM
At MANUNKA CHUNK with Belvidcra
Delaware R.R. Trains arrive from rhila.
delphia at Il.20 AM, 500 PM, and
leave for Philadelphia ut 1900 NJ, $50 p
Nj. The last train stops at Belydere until
90 AN. next day.
At SCRANTON with Laekawanna ast
bloomsbury R. r. Trains arrive from
Wilkes Barre at 500 AM, 2.55 PM.
| from Northumberland at lilo AN. ant
0.47 PM. Depart for Northumberland al
5 40 AM, $50 PM; for Wilkes-Barres
at $50 AM, GAP PM These trains stel
at all stations.
| AT SCRANTON with tho Delaware an,
Hudson Canal Co.'s Railroad, for Olyphant
Archibald, and Carbondale.
| At GREAT BEND with Erie Railway
Trains from the West arrive at 3.43 0eav
ing Buffalo at 6.l0 P.M.) and 7.24 AN.
at 2 and 9.97 PM. From the East at 2.52
5.27, and ll.3l AM; $50 and Isl Pm
The latter train with Sleeping Cars al
| tached, arriving al Buffalo next morning
at Gi5.
gen pass and Flchel Agent
H,r fSGS
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DR.. TOBIAS
Celebrated Venetian Liniment,

whose wonderful cures, sure and instanta-
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If you have no confidence in Patent Medi-
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Hundreds of Physicians recommend it in
their practice. None genuineunless signed,
" S. /. Tobias Price 30 cents per bottle.
Sold by all the Druggists. Depot, SO Cort
landt Street, New York.
June 4, l96S.-Im.
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in from 10 to 49 hours.
WHEATox's OINTMENT cures The ITcH.
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How to Cure Sick Poultry.

MARTINsvILLE, Clinton Co, April %
To the Editor o fthc Cincinnatc Gazette:
| have seen and read in your valuable
paper treatment for chickens and other
fowls, for "poultry diseases" We lost a
great many chickens from the above, and
l inspected several found diseased liver
and enlargement Of the heart. [ then
put them upon the following: Calomcl
80 grains; pulvcrizcd resin, 60 grains
add l gallon of corn meal, and mix we'll
give twice per week. Since L commenced
the above We have not lost one. Far
mers will do well to try it. 1 am, your,
old friend, &C.,
S. B. JuNKINs, NJ. d.
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An advance of from two to Eve pcr
cent. has taken place in Government SC.
caritles since the Chicago nominations
were made. This indicates pretty clear
iy conviction on the part of the public
not only that Grant aud Colfax will be
elected, but that the resolution in the
platform to which they have given their
adherence respecting the public debt as
ssres It's payment in good faith, and ac-
cordlng to the terms of the contract.
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Special Notices.
GUIDE TO MARRIAGE.

Young Mems Guide to Happy Maria gc
and ConIu1gal Felicity. The humane view,
OF benevolent Physicians, on the Errors and
Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, sent in. sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TlON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 4, lS6S.-Iyr.