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ForeiSn News.

LONDON. June S.-Wolle's Continental
Telegraph Company of Berlin, with SUBJ
agencies III the principal cities oil Europe,
knows nothing of any recent disturbances
in ROllmanla.
The 'nianagcr Of that company declares
the telegram of Adolph CrCmcuX TO be III
cxacgcration, and says all reports touching
the Slaughter or Punishment Of Rounianlan
Jews is baScless.
Dilgent inquiries here and on the Cont
ncnt fail to discover any foundation Tor the
terrible stories which have been published
in the United States.
Uneaslntss still exists over Fenlanlsm
The PaH-MaU Gazette thinks the Fcnlan
leaders will be forced to some action TO slls-
tain their sinking regulations.
A pleasure yacht capslZcd OH Hastings.
Twelve lives were lost.
From the various agricultural papers OF
England we CLEAN the following details rcla-
tie to tic growing crops
Wheat looks finely everywhere, and Il
crop larger than the average may be eX,
pected. The grass is unusually thin, and
hav prospects are discOuraglng. Oats, bar
lev, and beans, look poorly. The farmers
co,int on about half crop OF potatoes
and the Weld of other root crops VIII be
about the same.
LONDON, June S.-A distressing accident
occurred Mt Alhambra Concert Hall last
night while the ballet was in progress and
the stage crowded with dancers:
One of the large trap-doors in the centre
of the stage gave way and a number OF the
dancers, who were grouped upon the spot,
were violently preclpltated into the space
under the stage, which was unusually deep
and was filed with machinery and theatri.
off E,o ,ff,f
were badly injured, some, it is feared, fatal
". The catastrophe caused Il panic in the
audience, which, however, had no serious
result.
Dir. Asllbury, the owner of the yacht
Cambria, gave Il banquet Mt Richmond to
his fcllow-yachtmen. Mr.. Douglas, Of the
American yacht Sappho, was present. MIR.
Bennett, of the yacht Dauntiess, who had
received an Invitation, was unaYoidably
absent.
PARIS, June S.-Advices from Rome state
that the Gcumcnical Council is now en-
gagged in discussing schema deprimatrlt ct
enial!ibilate by sections. Debate on the
preamble closed.
sages between the supporters ut the pro-
posed dogma, but the present minority are
Silent and passive.
"A great ucluonstiaeioit Mao niau0 CO..
day in favor Of papal infallibility. The Je-
suits were the prime movers in the affair.
4 large procession passed through streets
bearing banners inscribed "ViSe Capa In
fallibilite." I
PARIS, June s.-Prince Deversne, ex-
Minister of Foreign Affairs, is slowly re-
covering from the smallpox.
FLORENCE, June Sit is reported that
the Italian Government has conclusive eYi,
dence that Mazzini is personally Implicated
in the rebel movement on the SWISS iron,
tier. The fact will be, II IL mas NOT ~. alEeaHs
Government Cove and a demand will be made
for the surrender OF the agitator or his ex'
pulsion from Switzerland. NJ,
HAVANA, June s.-The steamship Moro
Castle arrived from New York. )
Yesterday the gendarnes captured
wooden cannon near Santa splrltus.
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49,;
Marriage id f1aG1k Life

~
Is WAsHixGroS June !. yiisian H.
Stewart, OF New York, and Mis- Nina
Burks, OF Rockbridse county, Virginia,
church. Mr.. ". ". 'Corcoran escorted the
bride the groom escorted the brides
mother, followed by the bridesmaids and
groms1nen Miss Virginia s. Wood, Of this
city MIR. George English, of Philadelphia /;
Miss Ella Ladd, of Alexandria Mr.. Grun-
dy, of Baltimore; Miss Emily Sartain, of
Philadelphia; and j. Terrell Wood, of the
English army. Mr.. Corcoran gave the
bride away. a brilliant crowd was present.
The PARTY have gone north.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, June S.-The President
leaves tomorrow for Pennsylvania and re-
turns on Monday.
Two resolutions viii be reported to-day
regarding Cuba. One asserts a complete
neutrality, allowing both Spain and Cuba
to purchase supplies here, and insisting
that the contest be carried on in accordance
with the rules Of war, and that the asSassi-
nation of prisoners now cease.
Revenue receipts to-day, SSS3,030.
Senator Wilson has returned to the city.
There are nineteen amendments to the
pending currency bill. ~
The Secretary of State has no official in
formation regarding the reported Jewish
massacre.
An illicit distinery has been seized in
Alaska.
A. G. Carson, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and
John McLane, Corpus Christi, Texas, were
to-day nominated as postmasters.
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From, the'Newark Daily journal.
Weston Outwaiked by BOy-A Youth
OF Seventeen Walks from Iowa to
Newark In SIX weeks-He Sinks
Exhausted I'm Orr Station.

newark In SIX weeks-Te Sinks
Exhausted i'm Our Station.
About 10 o'clock last night gentleman
Of this city, having an extraordinary pen-
chant for scribbling lines on the death of
deceased persons, appeared at the police
station cscorting youthful tramp, weary,
toot-sore, and empty-stomached. The
younSstcr was Il well-spokcn lad Of seven
teen, and stated that he had walked all the
way from the Mississippi river, in Iowa,
whittier he had gone with twenty-thrcc
other boys from New York last April.
While narrating his story, and just as
Lieutenant Volk was about to ask him his
name, the boy suddenly threw up his arms
and fell back senSclcss. It was at first
thought he was dead, but careful attention
on the part of Lieutenant Volk, Chief Peck
well, and Doorman Partenfclder, discovered
that it was simply case Of complete pros
tration of the nervous system. The poor
fellow was entirely exhausted from fatigue
and hunger. On removing his boots his
feet were found to be fairly raw about the
ankles. DR.. Eyrich was sent for, and the
strange lad removed to the hoSpital-room,
up stairs. He continued in state of I'M
consciousness for some hours, until by sharp
friction on his flesh with q shoe brush he
WAS brought to. and soon was able to CONT
nue. his story.
This morning representative of the
Journal visited him in company with the
Chief of Police. He said he felt much bet
ter, but still was very tired. He gave his
name us Charles Thompson, of No. 22S
Eivington street, New York, and SAYS his
father is Il picture-irame glider. On the
18th of lust April he left the metropolis in
company with twcnty-threc other boys in
charge Of IN agent of the Emigrant Aid So
cictv, and arrived at point on the Missis-
sipp, in the State Of Iowa, on the 23d Of
the same month. The same afternoon he
and the others were driven into the field to
hoe corn, and worked beyond their natural
capacity. lie received such treatment that
in the course OF the next day he resolved to
clear out, and accordingly on the 18th he
quietly babe his companions adieu and
started for home with not silver in his
pocket. He says he walked the entire way.
On consulting the map we find, on 4
rough calculation, the distance he walked
to be about l, 100 miles. This divided by
| torty-tive, the number of days he was on
the road, gives little over tWcnty-four
miles per day. IL the lad is not telling a
tall yarn this certainly shows wonderful
endurance. Ec is a slender, dark-conl-
pleXioned boy, with heavy dark hair and
very dark eyebrows.
Detective Fischer has gone to hunt up
his father in New York. Our police have
shown the boy the best Of attendance.
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An English sailor-boy, not yet fourteen,
deliberately shot and killed another lad on
the leyee, at New Orleans, last week.
Nearly an acre of land at the foot of Pop
lar street, Memphis, took plunge into the
Mississippi last week, swapping several
barges.
There were thirteen murders, stabbing
cases, and burglaries, in the unreconstructed
city OF New York Sundayand Sunday night,
with several wards to hear from.
Bishop Lynch, of Charleston, reached
that city last week on his return from Rome,
and on Sunday celebrated Ponti1cal Hign
Mass in the cathedral, and spoke about the
Gcumenical Council.
An eminent physician of Boston, Massa-
chnsetts, states that there is not now any
pure vaccine matter in the United States,
and that by inoculating the heifers the
French keep constantly fresh supply.
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4 TOUCHING ScENE.-A touching scene is
related by gentleman rs having occurred
during the decoration ceremonies ycster-
day. A little girl entered the. cemetery
carrying wreaths of beautiful flowers, and
FASTENED to tic side where the Confederate
dead lay, and proceeded to place wreath
on each grave. A friend of hers approached
her saying, But, Susie, those are the re-
bells graves" She replied, Yes, | know
it, but my pa was IL soldier, and died in Lib
by prison, and is buried down south SO
much hope some little girls there will strcw
flowers on his grave. L thought ! would
bring these and put them OH the rebels
graves. Maybe some of them have little
girls ut home, you know"
There was more humanity i'll the few SCH
fences of this little girl than in all the resp
lutiunS and orationS Of a Thousand dccora-
tions. Let the visitors to Hollywood Gene
terry never fail TO scatter flowers over the
graves Of some Union soldiers, for in 50 do
in. the resting-place Of this little girls ia
thcr will sometimes be decoratcd.-Lafuy-
cite (Ind.) Dispatch.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

,sARIhITIEs.--Int The United States Senate
Monday Mr.. Johnston presented the petit
,ian nr Henry s. Carter. Of Scott L. s. Tai
',,,. NJ. o.. Of Hanover; Sylyauus Footc. of
rula>ki: Robert f.. Peyton, NJ. d.. of Fau-
rnicr: John Hmsuckcr. Of Wise and Of
.inhn Iron, Of Smyth, praying the removal
n legal and political disabilities. Also the
prtjtlon Of L. d. Moore and SiXty-ninc
others. citizens of Virginia, in behalf OF DR..
Ezekiel :. Talley. Of Hanover county, pray
,,g for The removal of bis political disahili-
an Of which were referred to tho Select
committee on the Removal of Political Dis
nNilcS.
How ruf ELECTION wAa CONDUCTED IN
VI ASHI>GroN.-ln Il majority OF the wards
;hr Emery men took their posts ut the
voting precincts hy 10 O'Clock on Sunday
nIgnf. and remained on duty until the cleo
ion was fully assured on Monday evening.
This feature Of the election is the growth of
recent wears, and was extensively carried
,.,' ly The colorcd voters when the priyi-
'...c G( tho ballot was first conferred upon
.h.r There was an active contest by both
I..,rflc> 10 the present election to be first on
The ground. hut in most cases the Emery
,n.n were ahead OF their opponents. In the
F,r>i Ward, where the vote WAS close, the
,,.!l,D~ placC> were taken possession OF by
10th parties II the S'inc time on Sunday
,;.-l-. hut the best fcCl -9G prevailed. In the
>.,nnd Ward at ; o'clock on Monday MORN
,,.. there were IN the several precincts hum
drrJ> oC Emery men sleeping ut the polls.
mi hen The polls were opened they were
f.i Nv their friends with sandwiches and
lemonade.
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The Election i'm Nebraska.

OMAHA, June s.-Thc election yesterday
resulted in the choice of three Democrats
and three Republicans to the Council. The
two parties united on the rest of the ticket,
and defeated the colored candidate in the
Third Ward.
There was terrible tornado ut the Santee
Indian Mission, demolishing the buildings
connected with the Episcopal Mission and
killing two persons.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
tCculNT0N TOWNSHIP.

Per Sv?Trs>or. William NJ. Gary.
par i<$cS$0r.--E. :. Pollard.
s,. CI.Yk-J. l.. Frcndsicy.
FIR CnNcctor.-JamcS A. Bond.
:ur Commissioner Of RoGdS.--Samuel H..
ter.
FIR 0ccr$ccr Of Poor.-S. Robertson (co-
.rdl.
Magistrates. - Thomas Powell, klebcr
'dwartlS. Walker 4. llawcs.
cm<tGhleS.-E. {. Pcmbcrton, ii. Eedd
ulorrd). :. Roberts.
The above ticket was elected by Il union
+ parties.
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e
Btaek SWAMI from Marti ifauss = paassd ~
steamer Cuba, for Havana fsarIs @nan IN.
and Maggie Y. sugg, for Rio; bries a Ice
Abbott, for Nova Scotia Executive -fos
Gasairier; schooners e. {. Clark. for { lI5
Prcydence; Bellaria, for Cardenas. sailed:
snip BrittaniR and brig Delphine, for New
Arrived Revenue Gutter Northerner,,
Chase, from o cruise Reports passed in
for Baltimore barks Ayres, from Rio Penn
broke, from Mayagnez; Mozart, from Bre-
men Brig Lewis Clark, from Fagardo.
The Aurora, from Humacoa, commander
Mozart, spoke May 2sth, in latitude IS, lon
g1fude %, the ship Artesian, from New Or
leans for Bremen, fifteen days out.
: NEW foKE, june 8.--Arriyed, steamers
Java and City of Antwerp.
Batavia.
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LoNDON, June s. Yesteriny Erenipg. Cousols
a2s. United states BOndS, 500. TallUw lrmer at
ASS. pl
LoNDoN, June s-Noon.- Consols. 92l: United
states bonds, soy. Tallow firm. Sugar on suot.
quiet afoat, firm. Tu: pcntine, 2os. ad.(l3ls.
LIVERPOOL, jane yesterday Euening. Corn,
3Os. 81.
LIVERPOOL, June S-NO0n.-Cotton quiet and
steady; uplands, 10hd; Orleans, 7bGnlld.: sales
~. 900 bales Breadstnfs firm. Red western wheat,
IS. lud.Mils. Corn. jos. Taiow, AS.
PARIS, Jaue S.-Bourse opened quiet; rentes,
7if. COG. ..
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The CuEs APEAKE AND ONO CANAL MEET
ISG.-In the meeting of the stockholders of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
held Oh the 9th Mr.. Poe, representing
Virginia, stated that rs the ticket of presl-
dent and directors was made up without
any Difference to the wishes of Virginia, rs
officially communicated by her Board OF
Public Works to the Board of Public
Works of Maryland, he could not support
it : but as her vote WAS powerless to alter
the rcsult.he felt it his duty to cast blank
ballet for her.
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l1iSSInG.

New YORK, June S.-Captain Van
Br,mt. wife and child, formerly of River
Head, Long Island, left Mobile several
months ago for New York, but from some
unknown cause have not arrived here, and
their friends have now given them up as
lost forever. Their property was sold OIL
Saturday.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. !
RICHMOND, VA, June s, 1870.

CORN AND FLOUR ,ExcHAraES
RICHMOND. FA.t June S, 1870.
OFFERINGS. s's5'
Wheat.-Whise, no ne. Rcd, none.
Gor1.-Whfte. l, SOC bushels =...a.-s
OTfs.-a7o bushels. r,
Rye!- 276 bushels. -,
49, SALES. 80
L9rn.-White, 100 bushels prime at Sl.2o: I'D
nhshrs al II ls !; 3pt bushels very good on prIyai
Mrms; ls2 bushels damaged at 81. os. -tosal 67i
PUSHES. Mixed, lis bushels prime ut o. 20: lod
bushels very good on private terms $50 bushels
( 0at&.- ITO bushels very good at Sc.
Rys.e SO bushels very good on private terms.
RE-EyHTBITED.
Corn White, 2s2 bushels. .g....
Odts.-S7o bushels,
Rue.-36 hus hpls.
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The South Carolina railroad offers lands
free to immigrants and to contribute Sl0O,-.
600 towards the construction of line oil
steamers between Charleston and Europe.
Spotted TAILS opinion Of the Wisconsin
Legislature is that it is ga poor place tor
scalps" (bald heads.
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The negroes in Lynchburg have given
notice that they will contest the election of
the Conservative candidates. The darkies
seem to be dissatisfied everywhere.
The wheat crop has not been materially
injured blythe continued rains. 1t has only
failen: in some places, and that OF no conSc-
quencc. Culpeper will make large wheat
crop. More surface than usual has been
seeded, and prospects for large yield is
Culpepcr AdUdnce.
At q meeting Of the Lynchhurg Medical
cd looking to the organization of State
Medical Society, and n committee consist
ing of Drs. Blackiord, Edwards, and La.
than, were appointed to correspond with
the different local medical societies, and also
prominent medical men in various parts of
the State, for the purpose of devising some
plan OF organization.-Lynchbusg Virgi-
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The Oregon EIecftou.

SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-Thc returns
from Oregon show that the Democrats elect
their !cntire State ticket, with from five to
eight majority on joint ballot, securing the
next United States senator. The Republic
cans claim Il member Of Congress.
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In The House of Representatives Monday
VIZ. Epi.way introduced joint resolution
"a. f. No. 3l9) for the relief ot certain citi-
..u> 81 lAnchhurg, Va, against whom iu-
i,gnt revenue faxes have been wrongtully
,>>,>>rd and collected: which Was read Il
.f>t anal second time and referred TO the
: committee cf Ways and Means.
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DBsTsurTivE TORNADO IN ILLINOIS,
Chicago, June CA destructive tornado
swept over Scott county, Illinois, on SSatur-
day about one mile wide and four Or five i'll
length. Fences were demolished, and wheat,
plctcly destroyed. The largest forest trees
were torn up by the roots. Orchards and
VINEYARDS were ruined. No lives were lost,
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4 NUNSI HUCIIUN DUNUS.-I Ills CUlH-
" pany will sell FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF the above BONDS ut a fair market rate.
Trey Gear six per cent, interest, with the pencil
years from their Issue. Thry.wilI be sold for the
present at price that will pay the holder an In
lerest equal to 10 per centum per anuuin. This
fact, together with the known punctuality of the
company In meeting its obligations, render this
des able security to all who prefer safe invest
ment maturing at short DATES. Persons desiring
these bonds can apply to the undersigned at tho
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, or. In his absence.
A. S. EUFORD,
ie 2--d2yyStsw2w President.
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Second UiSDatch.

The report of the loss of the Dacia was
sent from New York, June 9th, to the Lon
don Lloyds, who made it public i'll Europe.
The Loyds' agents in this country have i'll
quired ut all points without learning oil an
arrival which could have brought the news.
The course of the Dacia did not lie near the
BermuuaS
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7THE HEALING SPRINGS,

j. |-iI BATH COUNTY, VIHG1NIA,t
viii be open on the 18th JUNE. They are &C.
cessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio raiiroad
from Nilboro' depot, twenty three miles by stages
crossing the " arm Spring mountain and passing
the Warm and Hot Springs, or from CoVington
depot, sixteen miles, over flne turnpike Of easy
grade, In full view OF the celebrated Failing
Springs and the fine scchery on JacksoB,s river. i
Persons leaving Riehmond or Washington In
the morning can reach the Springs that night, or
remain at Covington and srriye At the Springs
next morning. ss .t5,s.-ss- ss+eat
Pamphlets attcstlng the virtue OF the waters to
be had OF the proprletors, or of Messrs. Purcell,
Ladd 6 Co., Richmond, or Of the agent at tho
TELEGRAPH OFFICE at tho Springs. II
Board, 50 per day $50 per week, aud $7s per
month.
N. II. HOUSTON, NJ. D., Resident Physicisn.
b. NJ. QUARLES, Agent.
R RSsHCF ". H fsT, rropr,esers. 3. ~
A. Y. STOKES, my 28-eodtlJyE
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oath ALUM SPRINGS. -. '.
- BATH COUNTY, VA.

THIS pleasant and attrHctfYt SUHmTE HH-y
SORT will be open to receive visitors JUNE I,
1870. II Is situated ten miles from Miilb0ro,
mincd iatcly on the best aud most direct stage
road leading from that railroad to the Warm, Hot,
and Healing Springs. b. ..rF .,,.g;;,t,,,,
and astringenL and enjoy wide reputation fer
the cure OF all cutaneous diseases, serofuis,
chronic diarrhGa, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, &C., and are especially .noted
as remedial agent for those ailments peculiar TO
the female constitution.
The proprieto Is now prepared tn offer unusuai
Inducements to both invaids and
lie has rettted and furnished The rooms ~ tfie
large hotels and handsome cottages In style supe.
rior In point OF elegance and comfort TO those ~
any OF the Virginia Springs. ~ $50 u
Those wishing TO secure 4 choice OF cottages or
rooms would do well TO apply carly, as arrange
mentsa are now being made for the season. & !.
FIR circulars, &C., giving full tn:orpa alton, ad-
dress JOSEPH BANIEa, a
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va
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SiuSouic Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Forty thousand
Masons i'll IiDc to-day. 1t was the finest
Masonic display ever seen i'll America,
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Strp,csr s,y E,is

DCHONl"EEDNSE TITTtEfs Uy HIIfa HsHhHrs
FONDA, y. Y, June S.-Thc scliool-housc
here was struck by lightning, and II teacher
was killed and several pupils injured i'll The
most shocking manner.
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EEsTAUEAHyA

NOTICE TO MY PATRONS AND THE
In PUBLIC GEEERALLY.-.Ths anysrt ~ n
the premises on Eleventh. street iusEieffy occupleo
by me NJ 3 'dnfng-room ~ IS calculated " pro-
BA next dor. such is not The This choices
LiOUURA WINES, &c, viii DC diss,ensed fhegS
AZ heretofoFr. ~ ft ~ u. 81. Sf11skHY, ~
: 2Is 81 ysisti street, b.tween Bgosd and Gyace M
ieT-sts streets, Opposite 9faatre.
.YETELLE, No. sIso4 he season fors
N snring diet has fairly 5stin, and az than
ivSuries which come wish y are e sE,as
Win LAMB. yEAI. sp sfisy pl Tsas3sST NJ
with aha osoaE Tessstsr sislIsa
and lie excellent cooking, y sn RI ~
Ths,, ,hr IA r. ,sishtts PURE Li9U -
ZEAL. WATERS srd the ezceMsng, p DcsS Hpe ~
prepared by the sklful baTsksspsf H. "a
entcrfainmenr the style ~ Hhicsa y M
none In this countrys . - - !. -s'
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Decoration of Con fcdera,c Graves.

BALTIMORE, June S.-Three thousand per-
sons were present ut the decoration oil the
Confederate graves ut London Park to-day.
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THE RocKRRIpGE WATER.

mt nm In pIass Containing all the medicinal qua
fities as when drank st It's fountain head Kept
for sale at the wellknown houses Of Messrs F W
n A. 20. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk 'ya.i
and Woor nTPF 4 Co., Lynctburg, Va. who VIII
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF enlnenss
nh, si,dans with few certificates out OF many OF
The wonderful cures effected by these waters. y Il
INV 1D-tlJy9
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pEssoNaL.-Mrs. General "A. 8. Johnston.
WidoYef General Albert Sydney Johnston,
who was killed in the battle at Shiloh, spent
tne Gay In this city yesterday. She was the
gnestof the Norvell House, and left In the
AFTERNOON for Lexington to visit General
Lee and family. -Lynchburo Nc,cs. =
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ie 2--d2wStsW2w

SAFETI-LAMP.- NO MORE SHOCK
y ING DEATHS AND TERRIBLE FIRES
general agent FOR The State of
Virginia, offer Ut wholesale and retail Perkins
8 Houses N0N-ExPLosIvE KEROSENE
and ex plosion; gives twice as much light as ordf
nary lamps, and uses thirty-eigat per cent. less
oil gives no odor, and lasts a tfe,time.
) Viii show you this remarkable lamp at my
led Importer Of China, Glass, &c.
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The Southern Pacific RaflrOad-Chi-
nanen for the Louisiana PIanta-
tiOns.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-The city has
voted S1,0O0,OU0 to the Southern Pacific
railroad. The negroes voted for the first
time.
One hundred and fifty Cinnamon were
shipped yesterday to work on the Louisi-
Una plantations.