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SALE.-Dr. S. B. Fisher sold last week to
DR.. David Gordon, of Baltimore, a portion
Thirty acres) Of his farm adjoining the
corporate limits of Warrenton, and including
his dwelling, a large and commodious brick
building, for SIS, Wareaton Inder.
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MORE OF CHAsE's TREAcHERY.-lt is
stated on good authority chat Chief Justice
Chase has been improving his time during
the session of the African Methodist Epis-
copal Conference in this city by endeavor-
ing to proselyte to the Democratic party
some of the most prominent members OF the
Conference. The argument he is said to
have used is that the Republican party had
ignored the negro in the North, and that
the Democratic party would form plat
form endorsing universal suffrage and uni
versal amnesty, and make him (Chase) their
candidate. Chronicle.
of nnnrsp-l WI - - = .---..-
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SALUTEs FOR GRANT AND CoIFAx.-Chi-
cago, May 22.-Dispatches from all parts
of the West and Northwest state that cam
mons are being fired, bells rung, and meet
ings held in every city and town to rejoice
over the nomination of Grant and Coltax.
At Galena, Illinois, Grants home. the en-
tire population turned out. South Bend,
Indiana, Colfax's home, was illuminated,
and one hundred guns fired.
The Chicago ratification meetings did
not adjourn TIL daylight this morning.
Portland, Me-, May 22.-One hundred
guns were fired in honor Of Grant and Col
fax.
San Francisco, May 22.-The Republic
cans here received the nomination of Grant
and Colfax with great enthusiasm, firing Of
guns, sc.
Neao York, May 22.-The Republicans
here fired one hundred guns in honor of
the nomination of Grant and Colfax.
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The GOVERNMENT TO BE SUByERTED.-f
the Radicals succeed in getting possession,
even for month, of all the departments Of
the Government, the country, North and
South, will be driven to coil strife and blood
shed-the very forms prescribed by the
Constitution viii be ignored, an aristocracy
founded, and confscation of the property Of
political opponents made the basis Of estab-
fishing a moneyed and military despotism.
In this view firmly believe that the
eventual dismissal of Mr.. johnson will be
effected. 1t is an absolute party necessity.
No sensible man in the Radical ranks enter
tains the notion that their electoral ticket
can command constitutional majority.
The present House is relied upon to proclaim
Grant President aoitho't regard to the popa-
lar vote.--X., in Baltimore Gazette.
This correspondents extravaganza pre-
dictions have SO often come true that they
are not to be treated too lightly.l
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Noon.-Go,l,
1894. Old United Ststes bonds, liO1s;
new, llOh. Virginia 6's, 531s. Flour
dropping. Wheat l@2c. lower. Corn un-
changed. Mess pork, $3.50. Lard firm.
Cotton steady at 3015@31c. Freights steady.
Turpentine, 531bc. Rosin quiet. -
Erening.-Cotton firm and in fair de-
mand sales Of 600 bales at 301%@3lc.,
closing with no sellers under Bic. Flour
heavy and unchanged, with q speculative
demand on western account. Corn lower;
western mixed, sl.l515. Pork steady.
Lard shade firmer at IS@19Lc. Naval
stores dull. Groceries firm. Freights UNI
changed. ..1s@ = /,
Gold, 1899. Governments firm. ~
BALTIMORE, May 23.-Cotton unchanged.
Flour-Nothing doing. Wheat dull, scarce,
and generally unchanged. Corn steady;
white, s1.l3@s1.16; yellow, sl.22@sl.24.
Oats steady. Rye dull at s2@s2.l0. Mess
pork firm at $3.50. Bacon quiet shout,
ders, l4c. Lard, 100000. =, s.t,5
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 23.-spirits
turpentine declined ;sales at Az Sc. Ro,
sins-Pale firm; lower grades weaker
common, 50; extra No. 2, $3.50; pale, 81
@s7. Tar firm at So. Cotton quiet. q
CHARLESTON, May 23.-Cotton quiet
holders asking 30c..for middlings. Sales.
lao bales. Receipts, 391 bales. $ 5sr.a
SAVANNAH, May 23.-Cotton frmer, but
quiet; no sales middlings 3O@3O5c.
receipts, 226 bales exports, 1895 bales. !
AUGUSTA, May 23.-Cotton irmer; sales,
ITO bales middlings, 2s1s@29c.
MOBILE, May 23.-Cotton closed firm
sales, $50 bales; receipts, 60 bales; ex-
ports, s3l bales middlings, 2s1ac.
New ORLEANS, May 23.-Cotton quiet
and dull middlings, 2915c.; sales, 150
bales receipts, lOl bales; exports, l,6O5
bales. Sugar firm and unchanged.
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REMARKABLE REcoyERY.-Mr. B. A.
Donald, of Bedford, has just recovered a
fine gold watch which had been lost for
fourteen years. 1t was ploughed up in one
of his fields, and was but little injured
Lunchburg Pirgiaian.
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DINEAPPLEs! PINEAPPLEs!l

ICE CREAM AT $1.5O PER GALLON.
Il am now prepared to furnish ICE CREAM
made of pure cream of any favor desired. at 81 90
per gallon. will deliver 1t in any part of the city
free of charge. ANDREW ANTONI
Wholesale and Retail COnfectiOner,
HOS Main street,
my2 nearly opposite the post-oihce.
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Daring Robbery of a Train Of Cars

CINCINNATI, May pa gang of robbers
seized the engine of the train between
Louisville and Cincinnati last night, and
detaching the express car left the balance
of the train on the track. They threw the
express messenger out of the car, and then
robbed three safes. The loss is unknown.
The engine was found on the track this
morning deserted.
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The Managers to Pry into NO More
Private Telegranns.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Executive
Committee of the Western Union Telegraph
Company have issued orders to their Office
managers to deliver no more private tele-
grams to the impeachment Managers.
Those already obtained were furnished
under misapprehension of instructions,
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Can't our Richmond friends send Marina
duke johnson up here for day? The
FIGHT of Cranes used to decide Roman
campaign. Such a fight would be seen
here Winchester Netcs.
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Phenomena in FIOrida-Land Sink

AUGUSTA, Ca, May ga dispatch from
Lake City, Fla, says q few days ago two
acres on farm in Hamilton county sud-
denly sunk to the depth of fifty feet, the sur
rounding land filling with water, which
submerged the tops of the tallest trees. The
ground is still sinking, and the water now
covers about four acres. The streams and
creeks lose themselves in the surrounding
country. These sinks occur occasionally in
Florida, but this is the largest and deepest
known.
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G. BAGNALL,s BAKERY,

- - --'"'D- - ZOOS MAIN STREET,
between Twenty-second and Twenty-third %
keeps constantly on hand fine assortm me 10, .,
CRACKERS, baked daily and maas ~ H., an y. rSey
affords. Also, BREAD AND CAKES at she low wv
est rates. Owing to the advance In ssocS.i hase
been compelled put up my List OF prices IN
ers, Inow sell sls = So q 4. a.
Srfce Nmfs ise -. Water Crackers, lie.
4 Sngar Crackars sisc Cream Crackers ice.
ArFowroot Crackers, 100. Picnic Crackers E 70,
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANNY SAhEo
furnished at reas0naherutes.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May o. House. - The
House was called to order, and Immediately
adjourned.
Both Houses will meet next Monday.
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=, a :, dispatch from Chicago to the New York
lrDune says: 81 need not attemptto dis
sa'se the fact that the result Of impeach-
n'eht has had depressing effect" ss
dispatch from Chicago TO the Ciaein-
matt Commercial says 1.-THE mass meeting
On Tuesday night vas failure, both as to
numbers ind enthusiasm a
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Death Of n Minister.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-Rev. John c. Lyon,
aged sixty-seven years, for forty years n
minister, and the founder Of the German
Methodist Church in America, died yester-
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The Immense Wheat Crop OF Oail'
fornia-Wreck of a Ship and Anr-
da,. NJ the GraW. 80. -. z. $3.50

SAN FRANc1sco, May 2S.-H is appre-
hended that the immense crop of wheat now
growing cannot be harvested.
The schooner Graw Is reported to have
been wrecked in Puget Sound, and her
crew captured and murdered by the Hydes
Indians. -zlEzs
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no NOT PAY FIFTEEN CENTS FOR

no NOT PAY FIFTEEN CENTS FOR
DILLUsTRATED PAPERS when you can get
them for TEN CENTS. / am now selling ut ten
Chimney Corner. Literary Album, Illustrated
News Harper's Bazaar, Sporting Times, kclley.s
Weekly. Chicago News, Clipper Boston lost,
mond daily papers Mt Be-. Baltimore and Wash
lngton daily papers at Sc each and eyspytnhing
else In the BOOK, STATIONERY, PEKloll-
CAL. or NEWSPAPER LINE, as cheap as can
be bought In the city of Richmond.
j. WALL TURNER,
INV IL liz Main street.
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The Presbyterian General Assembly

BALTIMORE, May 23.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly has declined to hold its
next meeting in Louisville, on the ground
that it is inexpedient to hold the Assembly
outside of its own jurisdiction. The next
will be held ut Mobile.
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CHARLEsros, s. G., May. 23.-General
Candy this evening issued on order post
poning the municipal elections in South
Carolina. ,,s - {, = s. 50 .,sssss !.
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Byths ASlsnssei cap1e.
AsE OF HOME, THE sprRITUALIsT.


London, May 22.-The case of Home,
the spiritual medium, which has been be-
fore the Chancery Court for long time
past, has been decided. The court requires
Home to repay Mrs. Leon the sum of &c.,
900 and costs, on the ground that undue in
fluenee and hallucination induced her
course of action.
The weather to-day is warm and beauti-
full.
( Il ...lsg. - ARMY.
! London, May GA dispatch from Rome
says the Pope has invited the Roman Catho-
lie Bishops Of the United States to raise
4 900 volunteers for the Papal army, au-
thorizing them to make such terms with the
recruits % they may deem necessary and
proper.
SCOTCH REFORM.
london, May 22.-The dispatch concern
ing the action of the Government on the
question of Scotch reform in the House of
Commons last night was inaccurate. The
following is the correct report: Mr.. Baxter,
member for Montrose, on Monday night,
moved as an amendment to the Scotch re-
form bill that the number of Scotch men,
bers of the House of Commons be increased
by taking the franchise from some small
English boroughs. This amendment, which
was opposed by the Ministry on Monday
night, but which was carried on division
of the House, was last night accepted by
Mr.. Disraeli. The premier subsequently
proposed, on the part of the Ministry, a
new clause providing that persons excused
from the payment of rates by reason Of
their poverty be not entitled to vote. The
further consideration of the bill WAS then
postponed.
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The Rev, DR.. Junkin, who died In Phil
adelphia the other day, was the father-an-
law Of StoneHall Jaekson. a
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

SOUTHERN BRASS FOUNDRY Mas.
" J. w. EDDENs twife Of James w. Eddaas,
ieceased l. having estabiishedta BRASS FOus-
DRY at No. Isis south side OF Cary street. hatsssn
Fourteenth and fifteenth. will have All
cuted. Orders respectfully solicited ssiis'se''o'
guaranteed In an cases. r.,u,,x.o,e,N ges,s
my lin j. B. PATTEhsoAs !NASsSs'
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{. Nh. FOWLER FIRM.-Data writes TO the
90" that Senator Fowler has written an
opinion ON the impeachment of the Presi-
aSeh'' IN which he argues that none OF the
1iesen articles are sustainable upon the
law and the facts. -
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Affairs I'm Texas-Destrucfive Hall
Storm-Santa Anna-AequfttaI and
the KhiskeY Ring.

( the Whiskey Ring. ls. ~.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, May PA destruc-
tive hail-storm occurred at San Antonio
and vicinity on the 18th instant, lasting
half an hour. 1t destroyed houses, crops,
fruits, and gardens to the value Of $500, 900.
Several lives are reported lost, - s,.s.5..
General Basque, the agent, Of Santa
Anna, is still at Brownsville.
jeremiah Black is arguing the Bridge
case before Judge Watrous. gssf
The Bulletin charges that the secretary of
a senator who voted for acquittai writes to
a leading whiskey merchant here that the
"ring" had contributed money to secure
the acqnittal Of the President -.
Quiroza is reported at Laredo, Texas,
with force for the invasion of the Mexi-
can State of Neuva Leon, with the purpose
of aiding the reyolutionists.-
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BAKERIES.

d. BRIGGS'S RICHMOND BAKERY
q ESTABLISHED 1854 Is NOW BAKING
ONE-THIRD MORE THAN ANY
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY OR
STORES, 707 MAIN, AND SIC BROAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh every
day, all kinds of
- BREAD. CAKES,
SODA, BUTTER, WATER, OYsIEK. CLEAN
ARROW-ROOT, SUGAR, and LEMON
CRACKERS;
Sugar Cakes, Molasses Cakes, Spice Nuts. Cracker
Dust and the largest variety OF ram, fahcy'
and Ornamental Cakes In the city:
All kinds of Bread, Rolls, Buns, and Biscuit
fresh every morning. r onp.,,e
Parties and pc-nics supplied with lCE a, ti
city.
Il, BAH orders carefully attended to. my 10
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Old School Presbyterian GeneraI
Assembly.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 23.-The General
Assembly of the Old School Presbyterian
Church assembled here to-day. Rev. Jas.
Williams (colored), of Knox Presbytery
(Georgia), was admitted to seat.
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,

VIRGINIA HOTEL,
v GOODsON-BRiSTOL, VA. & TENN.
This hotel situated Immediately opposite the de-
pots OF Virginia and Tennessee and East Tennessee
and Virginia railroads, Will be open for boarders
during the summer months. This is one of the
healtliiest locations and one of the most pleasant
summer resorts In the State. -
Board per month, Including everything except
washing, $685. Children under ten years, and SER
wants, $l7.50. JOHN l.. LIGON, JR.,
an 2-,ltIel0th Proprietor.
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m TTr Saie DS Il A. II. CHRISTIAN Z co.
BOOKS, SC.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH viii buy or take In
exchange all kinds Of BOOKS, and for some ofthe
CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS
high prices viii be paid. For LAW, SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, and BooK-BIND-
ING, call at 1920 Main street. apg
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TOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES, At
theyirginIa State Penitentiary, articles manu-
factured and now hand at that Institution, con-
ssting In part Of the fnllowing-y!z., - - sszs
STREET and FARM WAGONS, = :"
FARM and DIRT CARTS, a,s'E
GARDEN, DIRT, and COAL BARROWS,
AXES HORSE and MULE SHOES,
CART SADDLES NAMES, - SSsefsE
e. GRAIN BAGS, .sgsgs tzt5 E2.g .zz.s
WARDROBEs, SAFES STANDS, TABLES,
CHAIRS, BR00MS, BASKETS - sssa
RAG CARPETING, Re-, &c. f-, So -
ALSO.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BROGANS. ~ ~ ~
ManyLoftbese articlea have accumulated to
large amount and the management have deter
mined 10 turn them into CASH, IN order TO- 40 far
rs may be, relieve. the already oyerbarthei'ed
The superintendent win take great pleasure IN
exhibiting any Articles desired by purchasers, ana
endeayor 10 make prices satisfactory. lie, nj che
same time. desires TO call the attention Oh inc VIZ
ginia public TO the fact that every taxpayer B M
terested1n patronizing this Institution and snns
contribute their aid in making y seif-sastaininG
Let every one requiring any OF the aboye.nanaed
articles give me a call. 81. b. WABDWELI.
RIClIaOND, May IL, 1863. 6upeftnteidans.
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NO. $50 BROAD STREET,
THE LARGEST
BREAD, CAKE, AND CRACKER BAhEh1
4.s $780, -es.4 in the city.
Every article In our line of business mace OF the
BEST MATERIAL.
All kinds Of CAKES and ChAChEho niate
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
on the most reasoilable terms. Call on us before
purchasing elsewhere, and he convinced
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

DICHMOND BANKING S
LII AND INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 1902, corner of Main and Twelfth streets,
Richmond, Va.
STATE DEPOSITORY. ,asTa
-----.s r3 b as.H5
JOHN Il. DAVIS President, t
JOHN 4. G. POTTS, Secretary,
JOHN c.. DAVIS, Cashier, ass IA
r. Is. STARKE, General Agent. g
BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Is
Particular attention paid to collections. $3.50
Fire Insurance effected on most reasonable terms.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.. 7-' I"
Wepay Gper cent. on deposits In this department,
and invite the attention Of all interested.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN b. DAVIS X: 9. HASkIMS
JOHN A. KELVIN, WIN. IRA SMITH,
JOSEPH HALL, IT. w. BOSWELL,
LEWIS III. FRAYsER. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, y
1870 WILLIAM w. CRUMP.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DERSONs DESIRING TO GET BOARD
i IN A PRIVATE B0ARDING-HOUSEc can be
accommodated by applying to Mrs. DIR. FlTZ-
GERALD, No. OIL Franklin street, between sixth
and Seventh, as she has two desirable rooms va
cant. my 93-2tM&S
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NEW OsO.K s.

JOHN MILTON AND HIS TIMES. BY Max
Ping 50 90
nor Nv Imiia Kayanaugh ,.....,... 9 90
A ERENCfI COUNTRY ia / so
STORIES OF THE GORILLA COUNTRY. IS
PhND0IPH HONOR ..,.............. ] rs
DESTINY OR, LIFE AS 1T IS............ l 75
P0SSETTI,S POEMS ! rs
JEANIE'S QUIET LIFE. 60
NOT WISELY, BUT TOO WELL.......... 60
BR0WE LON, IN ;v1S; ~ y
m rTf S'''' " A. II. CHRISTIAN & co.
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AnDTIoNS TO THE CHICAGO PLATFORM.
After the regular platform had been
adopted, the following resolutions were
passed:
"heSolred, That we highly commend the
spirit of nlagnanimity and forgiveness with
which the men who have served in the re-
belliOn-but who now frankly and honestly
cooperate with us in restoring the peace Of
the country and reconstructing the south
ern State governments upon the basis OF
Impartial justice and equal rights-are re-
ceivcd back into the commission Of loyal
people, and we favor the removal Of the
disqualification and restrictions imposed
upon the late rebels in the same measure as
their spirit of loyalty will direct, and as
may be consistent with the safety OF the
loyal people.
" Rssolced, That we recognize the great
principles laid down in the immortal De-
cIaralion of independence as the true foun-
aalon Of Democratic government, and we
han! with gladuess every effort toward max
my these principles living reality on
every inch Of American soil.
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NEW G0ODs-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have Just re-
ceived our supply Of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting IN part Of DRESS TRIM
MINGS, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. We
desire to call the special attention of the ladies to
our wcll-selected stock of Embroidered and Thread
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces. En-
broidered Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &C., which we
r.ARMISTEAD & BTBB,
apA corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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Dry GOODS.
~1bA UOOl
EHRESH ARRIVALS.

am now receiving daily my second supply OF
NEW DRY GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMMER,
embracing all the latest styles and patterns In
DRESS GOODS
and full assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
FANCY GOODS &c.
Call and see them. JULIUS MEYER,
527 Broad street, second door from Sixth.
Statesmen w. j. EGGLEsToN, JAMES P. At
KINSON. my IL
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BUYING DELEGATES AT THE CHICAGO Con-
IkNT!oN - MERCANTILE TRANSACTION.
Mr.. Wilson's prohibitory liquor speeches are
being quoted against him, and have already
defeated him. There never was such direct
and undisguised bargain and sale OF votes
IN convention, as is going on here tonight
IN the interest of Governor Fenton. AS
much as five hundred dollars is openly Of
Tered for influential votes in the southern
Gelegations. Fenton has already bought up
louisiana, and is bidding for Virginia, Ala
lama, South Carolina, and Georgia. The
louisiana delegation cost fifteen hundred
'oars. In reply to charge Of corrupt use
oi money, one of Fenton's friends said to-
night, that the southern delegates were poor
men, and the money was given to them, not
10 pay for their votes, but to reimburse them
Tor their travelling expenses. The fight
seems to be between Fenton's money and
Nade's promises of Office under the contin-
ssency OF Observation-Disclosures to the
Imelo.ati Commercial. -
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TOILET ARTICLES.

r UBIN'S EXTRACTS FOR THE HAND
Il II KERCHIEF, genuine. q full assortment
Genuine FARINA COLOGNE. FARINA,S Es-
SENCE BOUQUET. EXTRACT JOCKEY CLUB,
j. BLAIR. Druggist,
my23 sE 80 SIS Broad street.
TENUINE FARINA COLOGNEdi-
NJ rect from the iinporter-for sale By f@s.s
- - 1850 z. E,sDUPUY,. Apotbeeary,
my22 427 Broad street.
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HE INSURANCE AND SAYINGS COMPANY

Wen Invested and SeCured.
Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inyi-
ted. 3, ~ 2 ~ ~ ssa 100 IrFs 1s511. X 4.
Office No. 1914 Main street. sz.5t gBj -
D. j.. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID l. BURR, Secretary. - ..'r
b. c. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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NO 5. EXTRA !. XII CHARGE ON rEatALE LIVES les

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
secures amount OF insurance 70 married woman,
whether effected by herself or her husband, or any
other person. for her sole and separate use and
benefit and that of her her husbands chsldref,I
II any, as may be expressed free from the control
or claim of her husband or creditors, or the per-
SON effecting the same, or his creditors. $ <s Esy
Liberal loan OF participating premiums upon
the profits OF the company. Life policies after
three years, end0wmert after two years, Eoa-for-
fetable. All policies after one year have o sur
render value
Agents desiring to represent the company will
please address the Home Office. s. {s-...,t
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Ia 5s.sssgFggs3s 81. E. EDWARDS, President
WILLIAM B. IsAACS, Yice-President. ~. 80 ~,
d. j. HARTSOOK. Secretary.
CHARLES III. SMITH. M. d.. Medical adviser
f,, ~ -. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
an 2l-d3m&wlm General Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-20

DANGERS OF BENzlNE. Many persons seem
not aware of the highly dangerous character of
the article above named, which is so freely used
for cleaning clothing, &c. Its extremely vol
atiIe, inAammable and Explosive nature renders
it very unsafe, when it is used near fire or
light. A little benzine poured into a tumbler
or other broad vessel will evaporate In few
hours and render the air Of a snail room near
" as explosive as if filed with coal ga. 1t
should never be used in the vicinity Of fame,
and it is stated that flame will leap several feet
to an open vessel Of benzne through the me-
dunn of the volatalized fluid.