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NJ w. yANNANIEE, NJ. d., successfully
u treats all classes of Chronic aud Acute
Diseases. Send stamp for circular containing
particulars and testimonials
ie-- Address Box 5l2s, New YoIk.
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REMOVAL.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

z..s1-,s.s,ss
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
Nos. AND 10 EIaHTEESTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
,s Dealer in ss
PICTURES OF ALL DESCRIPTION,
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS. FAMILY
BIBLES, PHOTOGRAPHS, FRAMES,
CARPETS, &c,
PICTURE AND LoOKING-GLAss FRAME
MAKER,
Hereby informs his customers that he will re-
move his place of business to fs
No. l4ss MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
to that large, central and cominodons establish
ment formerly occupied by Charles Y Morris u
Co., on and after the lst day of July next.
Thankful for the very extensive patronage for
the last five years, hope to merit a continuance
of the same.
Every article guaranteed what it is represented
to be.
Being the first to introduce the system of pay
ments by weekly installments, will continue the
same, and sell as low as they can be bought for
cash
je 22-tJl s WILLIAM DAFFRON
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A YOUNG GIRL KILLED.
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Fatal Railroad Aceident.

B,atnsnick, Me-, June 27.'l'hc Pallman
express train, for Boston, ran off the track
yesterday near Freeport. Three employees
were killed; but the passengers escaped
without injury. The accident was caused
by broken axle. 81
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OUTRAGE IN INDIANA.
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The Celebration on the Fonfh.-The
committees of the various benevolent asso-
cations met at Covenant Hall last night,
NJ. w. Lakewood in the chair, and w. Il.
Jones secretary, when the following rcsolu-
tons We're adopted:
Resolved, That the Order of the S. c.. B. be
recommended TO have public procession on the
Fourth OF July.
Resolved, That the different Orders, societies,
and military companies be requested TO conllnll-
nicate with the executive committee on or before
the LIST OF July and signify their willingness TO
join in the procession,
Resolved, That in view of the fact that the
object of the proposed celebration and touIna-
ment on the Fourth of July Is to raise funds
necessary for the removal of the Confederate
dead from Gettysburg and Arlington, that the
merchants and business men OF Richmond, who
are friendly TO this movement, be requested to
c.ose their places of business on that day
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We Congratulate You, Mr.. Amaabie !
For some time, as n devoted Republican,
we have been mortified to see great big,
fat Democrat, holding office under our
young friend Annable, clerk of the courts
of Henrico county. Mr.. Annable was
elected by the Republicans Of Henrico, be-
cause Of his devotion to their principles,
and ON account of his fitness for the place.
The retention of Mr.. Fowllles as his deputy
gave dissatisfaction to his friends and to his
party. He yesterday exhibited the good
taste and judgment to turn Mr.. Fowlkes
over to the care Of his own party friends,
thereby giving universal satisfaction to our
party.
We will state in connection with the
matter, that Mr.. Annable has long desired
to get rid of this ''heayy load" )" but that to
his clerical mexperience and the difficulty of
obtaining competent assistants from his own
party, is due the retention of so bitter q
partisan as Fowlkes. Mr.. Annable de-
serves the thanks Of his party, and we cor
daily extend him our congratulations, for
thus Fighting the devil with fire." We
can now unite with our Democratic papers
IN colnplimcntng his efficiency when de-
served but heretofore could not unite in
praising Republican, while he had a
Democrat fattening upon Republican pap.
We again congratulate you, Mr.. Annable.
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Gpenit,9 State Jcnrmal.
By TELEGRAPH.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
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ne We call special attention to Messrs. w. d.
BLAIR CO.'S two brands of whiskey 'AI4-
LE9fIIANY,' at $3.50 per gallon; "BSELECT, e
at $3.50 per gallon. Are the most popular for
medicinal and family use in Virginia
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ling State 9oarnal.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TABLEAUx,
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DARADISE LOST.


DARADISE LOST.
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CoMsnScISa MoSDAr, JUNE 2erH,
the most sublime and imposing spectacle of
modern times the original and only
LONDON MILToNIAN TABLEAUx
PARADISE L0STf
THE GREAT REBELLION IN HEAVEN
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS
THE FALL OF SATAN AND THE FALL OF
MAN.
As ldescribed by John Milton in his immortal
poems of Paradise Lost, IL being q complete IL
lustraton OF this great poem from beginning to
end carrying out Milton's idea of HEAVEN
HE'LL, CHAOS and PARADISE. q
ADMISSION, Fifty cents Children Twenty
five cents. Doors opeffat 7 o'clock, and to com
mence at So'eocl.
The ONLY GRAND MATINEE will be given
on FRIDAY at O'Clock.
Admission-Adnits, Twenty-fi cents chill
dren, len cents ie 24--.3ts
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SHIPPING

EOR NEW YORK. 1ess
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PACKET
COMPANIES elegant steamship GEORGE B.
UPTON, Captain ROBERTS, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on TUESDAY, June 9th, at IL Al. M
Freight received up to the hour of sailing.
Close connections and through bills Of lading
given TO nli southern, eastern, and western
places; also to Europe and Australia.
Fare, 50; meals and state-rooms, extra
ID. j. BURR, President,
Je 24-3t 12I4 Main street.
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WRAPPiNG PAPER may be had at this
w OFFICE.
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Albert Schumacher, president of the
board of trade of Baltimore, died suddenly
in that city this morning; aged, seventy
years.
The dissenting vote of Bishop Ames has
nullificd DR.. Lannahan's suspension.
Captain Hall, who is about starting for
the North Pole, had reception at the room
of the Geographical Society, in New York,
last night.
The Pttsburg (Pa.) and Connersville rail-
road was formally opened yesterday.
Andrew Jackson Donaldson, aged "
years, died suddenly in Cincinnati yester-
day, of cholera morbus.
The worlmcn in the Lehgh pa colliery
have strnck because three employees were
not members of the 'sW. B. A."
New York Markets.
Neac FORK, June 27.--Flour duh and declining,
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn duh and one
cent lower. Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard
20A sales, 500 bales. Turpeniine 46. Rosin
1870. Freights firm.
Financial.
Gold ll21s@il2ss. Governments and States dull
andsteady. Money per cent Sterling--long,
10Y; short, II.
Foreign Markets.
Londoa, June ~ noon.--Cons OILS 81 e. Bonds
9Ozs
FRANKFORT June 27.--Bontis a6l4.
Pdris, June 27.-Rentes 81.
Lioe'2,oof, June 81, aooa.--(,otton opened dull
and unchanged Uplands sid; Orleans sssasA,
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French New

London, June 27.-The Prussian army
corps system has been adopted by France.
1t is said that the Long Champ review is
fixed for Thursday next.
Great efforts are being made in Belgium
to obtain subscriptions to the French loan.
The Republican committee will publish
tomorrow their list Of candidates for the
Assembly. ....
Gambetta arrived at Bordeaux on Sum
day. He will shortly deliver speech on
the reorganization Of France. He is adj
verse to the views of Louis Blanc. 81 "A
Theirs has issued a decree providing for
the establishment of legion of modified
gems d'arms to maintain order in Versailles.
The legion will be composed of squadron
of cavalry and eight companies Of infantry.
Paris, June 27.-The Central Republic
can Committee has prepared its list Of cam
didates to be supported at the election on
the I'd of July. The list is known to be
headed, by permission, with the name Of
Gambetta. ~
RELEASE OF A FENIAN CONVICT.
London, June 27.-The Fenian convict
Blu Ike has been released from implison-
ment upon the condition that he reports
yearly to the magistrates.
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ne Ladies suffering from irregularities, or
any complaint peculiar to their sex, are guaran-
teed speedy relief by DIR BOTT, No. 73l Main
street, Richmond, Va. Correspondence strictly
confidential All letters of inquiry answered free
of charge
Medicines forwarded by mail or express
Rooms and attendance furnished when re-
qnred.
evening Sundays, 2 to p. NJ
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AT BORDEAUX.
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Me- Edwards, 229 Broad Street, sells all
kinds of NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES at
publishers prices, and deliver the same at your
residence or place. of business without extra
charge.
Special attention paid TO the prompt and early
delivery of the Richmond and New York daily
papers.
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The True Policy Of Railroad
Corporations.

1t would be an instructive inquiry
to consider the causes of this remarka-
Bile fact; viz that whereas, in other
parts Of the country, along the line of
any great railroad, leading into large
city, manufactures spring up, furna-
ces are built, and population increases,
by reason Of facilities afforded by such
roads for diversity Of occupation
here, along the line Of our great rail
road, about which we hear so much,
no such results are reached. The vii
lages, and small towns on that line do
not increase. Factories, mills, and
foundries are not as numerous now as
they were formerly, when many were
built in the hope that COAL &C., would
be transported, for local delivery, at
rates not exceeding those exactcd for
the whole length Of the line. Ellicott
Mills--or City, as it is now called-is
not as large, does not contain as many
mills, as were there some Years ago.
Now there must be some reason for
this. If the adjustment Of tolls for its
uay freight were what they ought to
be, it really seems to us, that we should
see different condition Of manufac-
turing industry along the line. 1t is
go elsewhere, where such corporations
DO all in their power to foster such
enterprises, and to encourage the in
crease of population and manufactures
along their line. Elsewhere such
corporations are willing to transport
supplies and nccessaries at the forrest
possible rates as an inducemcnt to-
such establishments. Here, however,
for some reason or other, such estab-
lshments are not induced, and are not
put up; and, consequently, the region
through which the Great Main Stem
runs, is in pretty much the same con-
dition, in these respects. as it was in
before men and angels heard of the
Great Main Stem. We think we can
see some of these reasons.
.Satur1ay NgAt.
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TOT NC IlWTTl
The April Showers.

The April showers The April showers
Whose every drop
Is a measured tick
Which marks Springs golden hours;
What 50 bright,
AS their liquid light
Falling through sunny selves,
Or their wooing song,
AS it coaXcS along
The Young and timid leaves
the sweet refrain 'ganst the window pane
Sounds to the listener CHEEKY,
But when on my face it falls apace,
NV heart grows strong and merry;
And think of the time (in Chiltihood'>
prime
When the violcts blue, and the pin'-eyc'
heather
Were the first to welcome the Apri
weather;
And through the vale swept pcrlumet
gale,
Where now bleak winds and frosts still
gather.
Those April hours! Those April hours
Whose tears like rain,
Whose smiles like sun,
But nourishcd homes sweet flowers;
Who so bright,
A. the girlish spritc
That won my heart first Ical:
Or the laughing boys
Who shared my toys
Through plavtimc's woe and veal?
AT most the strife of an earnest life
Is to gather, gather, gather
But today's best gold, is the love untold
yIrI Y, A will ,.ntl,.r
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For the Cutocti1e Clarion.

Mr.. EDITOR If this is of no
interest to you, probably it may be of
some interest to some person or per-
sons interested in minerals. l lately
discovered a large body Of excellent
iron ore about one mile from this place.
About two miles from here and on the
line of the Railroad is very large
body of red chalk, and can be very
easily worked. Harbaugh's Valley
and the ranges of mountains North
and South, an area of thirty square
miles, the whole surface indicates
copper; and a number Of very fine
specimens have been found weighing
from | drachm to II lbs. Of virgin
copper. The last named specimen
Mr.. Trenwcth took and deposited in
the Patent Office or Smithsonian In
stitute, Washington, &c. Lately there
has been three specimens Of virgin
copper on exhibition in this place,
which were found near Sabillasvllle,
and have been taken to Baltimore for
the purpose of getting 6 company to
prospect the above named section.
Plumbago or Black Lead has also
been found near Sabill2sville. About
three miles from this place there is a
considerable arnount Of Manganese,
but rather difficult to mine.
Yours, as ever,
El,N1n
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mo. 10.
For tile Catoctin Clarion.

May, with the joyful song of birds,
heralds the coming of sunny June and
fragrant flowers. "Trces and fruits
and flowers are humanizing things,
soothing the passions, calling forth
only the peaceful energies of the in
tellect, and attaching mankind to the
soil on which they have both grown
together The lofty mountain tower
ing in its majesty, freighted with the
generous Chestnut tree, the noble oak
with outstretched limbs to Heaven,
the clinging vine, the humble arbutus
as it meekly raises its lowly head
above the fallen leaves, mingling it's
fragrance with the pure air-all 81
lently praising Him for His refreshing
dews and summer sun. The silver
streams, as they run hurriedly down
the mountain side, laughingly bound
ing over root and stone Oh their mis-
sion Of mercy to parched fields and
thirsting animals, who patiently bide
their coming. The inflated mountain
calling to man to draw the hidden ore
from its distended veins, swelling out
with the rich treasure-all proclaim-
ing the might and majesty of Him who
made all things. And shall mans
tongue be slack in praise to Him who
made man in His own image? But
let him, like the mountain pointing
ever to Heaven, seek to rise above
the world, and with his voice join in
the anthems Of nature to Him who
doeth all things we'll. NJ. c.. D,
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CITY OTEL.
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND,

I. B, CARLIN, Proprietor.
THIS popular and well known Hotel,
having been thorougly renovated, offers
many advantages to the travelling public.
The exterior of the Hotel, which is now
four stories, presents beautiful appear
ancc, and will compare fayorably with any
structure of the kind in the State The en-
tire arrangements Of the Hotel are in keep
ing with its outward appearance, and is
supplied with every modern improvement
and convenience, and has been newly fur
nishcd throughout at very heavy cost No
pains or expenses will he omitted to pro-
mote the comfort of guests.
The enviable reputation the Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge of ii, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence of his ability to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
There is attached to the Hotel spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Barber
shop, Bath House, &c.
Attentive and polite servants will always
be in attendance to wait upon guests during
the day or at any hour of the night.
Respectfully,
FRANK b. CARLIN,
apl 15-ly Proprietor.
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The Thinkers.

EpnEATA, the Tunker town, or Ger
man Baptist, situated in the frontier
part Of Lancaster county, Pa, fourteen
miles from Lancaster city, was settled
in 1880. 1t lies between two small
hills. From the top Of each of these
hills is regular decIlvity to the
bottom, where small river runs, and
by one of its windings encirclcs about
one half Of the ground possessed by
the Tunkers. In 1859, the President
Of the Society, who VS. from Halle,
in Germany, and was educated there,
defined their religious convictions, as
follows:
They entirely deny original sin, as
to its effects on Adam 5 posteriIv; and
consequently hold free will. All vio-
lence they esteem unlawful, even self
defence in times Of danger. Going TO
law they think contrary to the gos-
pei, even when defrauded, or when
their property is unjustl y seized. They
are strict in observing the Jewish
sabbath to degree Of superstition.
They have no set form Of service, but
pray and preach extempore. Their
discourses, by all that ! could learn,
treat in general Of Christian virtues,
humility, chastity, temperance, &c.-
They believe the dead had the gospel
preached TO them by our Saviour; and
that, since his resurrection, the souls
Of the Just are employed in preaching
the gospel TO those who have had no
revelation of it in their life, nor sutli-
cicnt means to be convinced of It's
truth. They deny the eternity Of tor
ments, which they think are mystl-
callv alluded to the Jewish sabbath
sabbatical year, and year Of jubilee
They look pon each Of these as typi-
can of certain periods after the gen
eral judgment, in which the souls OF
those who are not then admitted into
happiness, are purified and purged
from their corruption and obduracy
If any within the smaller periods are
SO far Lumbled as to acknowledge Goo
to be holy, just, and good, and Christ
to be their only Saviour, they are re.
ceived into happiness. Those who
continue obstinate are still kept il
torment, till the grand period typiGec
by the jubilee arrives, when universe
redemption will take place, and al.
made happy in the endless fruiti0n o.
the Deity.
Harmony and mutual affection
reigns surprisingly among them; every
person is industrious, and quite con
tented with the task assigned him
They are remarkably hospitable to al
strangers. If traveller asks then
anything, they will cheerfully give il
him; and if it happens to be late il
the evening, will ask him to stay Al
night, but refuse to ACCEPT Of any re
compence.
The nun. are very ingenious II
drawing flowers and pieces Of writing
especially the latter, with which they
adorn their churches; and among
these are some curious and finished
pieces, done in German text.
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"CATOCTIN CLARHON,'
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

"A w ANI~ W ~ AAi A]A'
Containing carefully prepared abstract
of the News of the Day; a Historical
sketch of Past Events in Frederick county;
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence; Topics
of the Times; carefully prepared Markets;
items of Interest, political or otherwise
Local Intelligence, and rare selection OF
instructive Reading.
TERMs-$1 so in advance; So 90 at the
end of the year.
rs" Single copics-5 cents.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for
invariably in advance.
One Square, four insertions or less 81 5O
y" each subsequent inscr. 80
" two months : 50
" " three months: 50
L" " six months :: : 6 90
" " one year : OU
Twelve lines constitute square
r&- A liberal deduction made to yearly
advertisers.
*,.* Local or special notices fifteen cents
4 line.
JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and Dispatch and on Liberal terms
Materials all new and good impression
guaranteed.
Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY.
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For tie Catoctin Clarion
The Young COmlncrcialist.
N, .


In our last communication We re
ferred to business experience from a
senior source a. worthy Of regard
also that great cautiousneSs should be
observed in the commencement of
commercial lfc A few thoughts will
claim further attention.
In starting out in any business II
must be made known in some way
Here advertising will be Of immense
benefit. You Will lose nothing by this
course, it will all be in Your favor.
In this way YOU make yourself known,
also the character and the location of
your business, and thus attract pur-
chasers from abroad. Some persons
may say, "it don amount to much,
and goes hard to spend fev dollars
in this way. They don see the point
here. But it pays good interest to
advertise in some way. Inform the
public Of the character Of your busi-
ness in the way Of posters, circulars,
cards and several squares in some
journal. This will attract attention
and direct persons to your place OF
business, and the sequel will insure
many bills of goods sold, which could
not be done otherwise. We are not
in favor Of publishing prices in ad-
vance Of purchasing, because circum-
stances frequently arise that will for
bid YOU to carry out this part of your
programme unless you prefer to make
a sacrifice. There are too many fluc-
tuations in the market. While you
sell an article low your next invoice
may cost you more than what you
sold the other at. Tell the price tc
purchasers when they come to buy.
Exhibit neatness and taste in the
arrangement of your goods. To make
things look attractive, goods should
be arranged as to present a uniform
character to make things look cheer
full. This will tell of your fitness for
business. Some display very little
taste in the arrangement Of things
they mix up their goods so much SC
as not to know where the articles arc
when called for. Goods ought to be
so arranged as to put your hands on
them at any time during business
hours; but many pay no regard to
this method. They put things any
where so that the counters may be
clear. Customers don't like to wait
long when they call for an article
they want Immediate attention.
Should you try to hunt up the article
called for by pulling out every drawer
throwing down from the shelves Won
der what has become Of it; scratch
your head, not that it itches: call
upon John or Solomon, whether they
know where certain goods are, and
perhaps the hand fell on it several
times, but in his eagernes. to find it
had really forgotten the color or char
acter of the goods, Where such is the
case, the customeris intelligent enough
to know that things are not properly
arranged, Promptness and despatch
will always elicit appreciation and Sc
euro confidence in all business trans
actions. In the absence of this We
need not expect much success. An
honest effort TO succeed in business
will be surely crowned with lucrative
results. x. Y. Z.
: Emm!hbu1y, Nd.
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The "Eat Sheep

Some twenty-five years ago, when
I was pastor of the church in =, l
took occasion one evening to attend "a
social meeting in the church in that
place. As is their custom on such oc-
casions, one after another rose and
gave bis or her experience. After a
time a man in humble circumstances,
small in stature, and with q very ef-
feminatc, squcaking voice, rose to give
in his experience. which was done in
the following manner:
"Brcthren, have been member OF
this church for many years. ! have
seen hard times; nv family have been