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Who Can They BE ?-We clip the fol.
lowing from the. Norfolk Journal of Satur-
day. Persons interested will take due no.
tice thereof and govern themselves accord
ingly:
10 Al lFhom ii May Concern. Certain ladies
whose lords are absent from the city are hereby
afectionatey warned against indulging in those
stfoils toward the City Spring, &c, in the cool
and dusk of the evening with handsome young
fellows, can tell them they are observed by
certain persons who will blaclrnai them or
make fuss in their families, if they are not
more prudent, The certain persons spoken of
have recently had their attention specially di-
women, with view to revenue A word TO tho
wise: Furthermore: am requested to state, for
me benefit of anxious housekeepers who have
peeh Observed coming from No. Broad
street, that the excellent servant girl so much
sought after there Tor said to be- found place
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evening State Soarnal.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS.

advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found For
Neh' ~e' not exceeding three or four lines, will
Deinserted under the proper headings at TWEEN
ii-flNE GENTS for ono insertion or two in.
sertions for FORTY CENTS; three Insertions
SIXTY CENTS-invaribly CASH IN ADVANCE.
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LnOR NEW YORK.

E r,,s - ~ lA Effs. ff
DSy0s,IMdPAN1'S Sys,I1dN1S elegant steamship GEORGE. r.
CFION, Captain ROBERTS, will leave her wharf
~ hocketts on TUESDAY, June Goth Mt 3 p. M
:. Close connections and through bills Of ladiur
gwen to all southern eastern. and western
piaces also, to Europe and Australia.
rare, 80; meals and state-rooms extra
D.I.BURR, President
~ is--zt 1914 Main street
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A meeting of Rimmon Lodge No. 6s.
|; Q. 3: b., the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Henry Gunst.
President Julius Straus, yice-president
l. Schaap, Secretary; J. Cohen, Financial
Secretary J. May, Treasurer; L. Hexter,
Mentor; w. j. Wertheimer, Assistant
N Mentor; ). Binswanger, J. W.; II. SaaI,
o, w.
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NE city observation-disclosures wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places OF business, or residences, by responsible
carriers VIII please leave their orders with JOHN
sroS SELDES Newsdealers, 9ls Main Street
and at the News Depot of w. a. EDWARDS. 22a
East Broad Street
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NE Ihurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow ders
Is strongly recommended as the best dentrfrice
known 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth
hardens the gums, sweeens the breath and. con-
tanning no acid or gritty substance, is perfectly
harmless, and can be used daily with great ad
vantage Sold by all druggists. Price. e5 and
80 per bottle
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Shoo Fly There is now on exhibition
at Ford's hotel patented invention. by
means OF which persons can keep away flies
with but little trouble. The inventor Is
ready to sell county and State rights, and
may be found with the machine at Ford,s.
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1hm Anacersa'y and -Nic.-The
Germana Mannerchor, will this evening
have grand time, winding up with a hop
at Hattorf's. With no invitation, we pre-
sumo we are. not expected, but have no
doubt it will be grand affai-at least we
hope so.
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WANTS.

wy NTrsn !, s.,,.. -
w ANIED-A SERVANT WOMAN 10 do
w general houseworls Apply TO
{. WENDLINGER,
--le I'll 9l6 Main street
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NE onr friends who pay four or five dollars
per gallon for whiskey, forget that"B SELECT,
sold by W. ID. BLAIR & co, Ninth and NIain
at x23o, is rich, mellow, old whiskey.
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y. IRON Oneida, Ohio, now connected by
rail with Pittsburg, trains now run sonth-
easI 70 carrolltown. 1t is proposed to ey-
tend the line from the latter point to Bow
erstown, Harrison county, Ohio. on tbe
pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis ra;load
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r % W A MONG GAMBLERS.

INEBRIATE KILLS TWO or His
DAUGHTERS AND THEN
KILLS HIMSELF
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A NNIvERSARY CELEBRATTON Avn
PICNIC
OF THE GERMANIA MAENNERctroR
SINGING SOCIETY.
MONDAY, JUNE lsm, lSl
AT HATToRT's GARDEN.
Admission so cents
Exercises TO commence at O'Clock
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
August Blenner, Cbr;s cohuo.,o.
Jos. w. Laube, Custove s.traa,,e,'
ie 15-3t.
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COMMENCEMENT

lOooiAlt
Paying Your Debts
70 he Editor Of tfs Syate Journal {.
The name for honesty and probity. offen
the boast of Virginians, seems but a mvtb
at the present day. If a small tradcsma,,
trusts customer for few dollars he nav
run his legs off to get it. Here / owe
small bill for printing, and send Out 10
collect $3.50 here, and a 81 there. and =
SS due me over twelve months apo nv !
person deceased, who left fortune behind
HIM to pay his debts, but not ono solitary
cent can ! get in. Now how can we oct
along so? work hard for nv livino.
and SO does my printer. We all RELY one
upon the other, and if nobody means to
pay we had all better eat each other IN at
once. ~ az
The mean tricks, too, practiced by many
70 Obtain goods without payment is deser,
ing oil the severest censure: and many
OF our "fasto young men who read tbis
article can Gull a lesson therefrom.
But all my debtors are persons hayinp
incomes sufficient to live without work. and
,tls 1, like drawing blood to get cent out Of,
'i'eni' MECHANIC.
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NEWS FROM ENGLAND. IREI,AND cIrr-
MA, FRANCE AND HAVANA.
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hdLLRO1D ACCIDENT IN C4NAD1-4 f,yTy
ZEN OF RICHMOND ,SERT0 USLY TNJTRED
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CATHOLIC JUBILEE IN CHARLESTON.
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FOR SALE.

HAN AND FLY DRIvER.-s STATE ANA
a county rights for sale. This novel. as WI,
~ H., ,'''es'ihg machine, can he seen at Fora
je la-4t* n II Iooro,r
Will. SELL CHEAP, III CALLED ron
n nnlinlceliatclr, Nh some NEW AND SFroNn
IiANJ ND, CARTS, ONE FIRST CLASS AAII,i9
LANCE ~ ,S ONE NEW TWO HORSE EapM
"IhroN, ad' Two LUMBER WAGONS. &c Ne
Bones, Iron Slnac &c '' i''ee ior hasS'
Tv,s,ti.,,, JOHN KELLY,
lp l7--tf - N'''i' h'i'' gary
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ExcuRsIoN SEASON opENED.e.-r:n

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE!i.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO NopEo, =
AND RETURN, SO.
Singie llekets to Norfolk, 50. Good until used.
per Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER,
We Cheapest route 10 Cobb's Island
= =, Gen'l Aga James River Steamboai 90.
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SHIPPING.

+ Tns or = nosr,,T;,- tEsfs Es,
me OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 9enM.
NOKE, Captain Bourne, will leave her wbart
a is9chetts on TUESDAY, June Goth, at ) O'Clock
fl; I'M, M. Freight received until p M
warded with dispatch to all points-nortb' soniI,
e'sst , ana west Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports N'
- rassehgef gefaccommodations unsurpassed
staora r .ssl2 90
pona ,. ~. r. 90
For freight or passage, apply to
ie 19-2t No = C.n,a,.,, nsria. s4..
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PUBLISHED DAILY tsundav. ,,xcsn,e,

PUBLISHED DAILY Sundays Exccpted)
At No. e1aN Main Street, Riehmo,d. q,
The JOURNAL is delivered TO subscribers il,
ie .he city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, PAYABLE 10
'iie carriers-THREE CENTS per single copy.
,I., raicE For MAILIsd.-Three months 81 rs: six
months sS 90; one year Sc co.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL will be mailed ~
SUBSCRIBERS SIX months for 75 cents one year 81 co.
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lhe NeW Gas Holder.-T Dis,oteb n,
this morning, says that the new oas-holdc,
Is so far completed as to enable tbn con-
tractors to commence its erection. II is
very likely that Tanner 4 Co., will be ready
to fulfill their part of the contract. but when
+ The PIT Is eXcavated and the brick and stone
work completed, is not so certain.
The extravaganza and folly of dippino =
new pit, and filling up the old one Is in
Keeping with most of the mbusiness-like
conduct OF our council. The work is of a
magnitude not conceived by those who have
undertaken 1t, and although three months
iaoor ana cost have been expended already,
the work is scarcely begun. Some idea OF
itS present management may be formed
when we state that yesterday, (Sunday,)
gang OF men were at work carrying out the
mud III buckets at this rate year will
nave passed without accomplishing what is
desired. By reason of this delay, Tanner.
@ Co., Will have tenable grounds upon
winch to base suit for damages, one of
the many profitless legacies left the tax
payers by the outgoing council.
For some time, Tenth, Canal and Byrd
streets, along which much of the heavy
tfaIic.of the city passes, especially that to
ana from the Iredegar works, are in an all |
most lmpassable condition, while our city
are engaged in McAdamizing
and paving streets used principally by the |
seekers OF pleasure. These important
works are the heart and lungs of our city.
whose conyeniences are overlooked for tn,
less important ones. What must be the
eelmgs OF their owners, who view this
neglect of the street committee and the citv
Certainly they will have good
'eason to remember their inefficiency and
neglect of their interests. The Tredegar
works and other. similar establishments
must be considered of small Importance in
with the comfort of those who
oil along our streets in their elegant eoui-
'ages, but who do not add so much to the
more stable industrial interests of Rich
nond.
We shall hope for better things of the
ew than we have realized from the old
'ouncil, even though they wither with their
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TIL e TURF IN MISSOURI.
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Among the Hebrews in New York city
there is not single American Rabbi.
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:, ITO fo' Dorm the Rirer.-The James
river steamboat company propose to add
70 tne pleasures of our city by making ex-
cursion trps from here to Norfolk, or else
where on the river, when desired. Round
trip tickets to Norfolk and return are fixed
at the moderate rate of So, which is really
cheap, when we consider the Character of
accommodations furnished. This is to be-
come come the favorite route to persons visiting
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Yacht Race for the Queens CUP
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ALABAM RA1LRoAD INTEREST.
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BY TELERAGPH.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
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NE Ladies' suffering from irreguInriti.s mn
any complaint peculiar to their sex are epa,rn.
teed speedy relief by DIR. BOTT, No. 73l Ma;
s'reet, Richinond, Va. Correspondence strictlv
CONFIDENTIAL. All letters of inquiry answered. foe
of charge
Medieines forwarded by mail or express
hooms and attendance furnished whom no
qniied
once hours from to II NJ, Q to 8, and 7 to sh
evening. Sundays, 2 toll M
x.---.,, -------------z1n.--------
NE Ihonpsom's PonIade Optine, as n drsss.
ing ior the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, ii softens i'm.
proves ana beauties the Hair, strengthens the
roo's' ana gives 1t a rich glossy appearance
FOR sale by all druggists Price, IS and " cents
per bottle
pH iihie is Money.-The old-tilned axiom Is
apiy Illustrated in the use of DooLry's YrAsr
fo"nhs 1t Is well known that the common nro-
cess OF raising dough is a slow one, and often ot
'ehoeo win nnfnyolftble results from The use of
poor Daker's yeast and Improper heat with
pooLhS's YEAST POWDER the best rolls. biseuits
corii-cakes, etc., can be made in the short space
VI Ten minutes, and success will certainly ottena
its use This is owing to its purity, strength. and
the care with which 1t is manufactured Dao,pv
q BROTHER, go New street. New York. Proprie-
tors For sale by all grocer
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,OERTIFICATES OF RAFFI,E can ha n,,r.
Rra,'ed from Captain W. l. DABNEY, AT the
from fcn M ONCE, No. Eleventh street, one door
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Put Down the Brakes.

No matter how wen the track IL laid .'
ND matter how strong the engine 10 made
When you dnd 1t running on the downward grade.
Put down the brakes!
1.-THE demon Of drink has entered the soul,
And his power is getting beyond your control
Aud dragging you on 70 terrible goal
Put down the hsakss!
Remember the adaee, "Don't tribe with fire"
Temptation you know 10 always liar;
II you wish to crush out the burning desire,
Put down the brakes!
Are you running In debt by living too fast9
Do you look back with shame on 4 pr0ltless past,
Aud feel that your ruin II coming At lsst7
Put down the brakes!
Whether for knowledge, for honor or gain,
You are fast wearing out your tody and brain.
Put down the brakes
The human Is weak since old Adams fall,
Beware how Won yield to Appetite's call;
BE temperate In all things, was preached by Paul
Put down the brakes!
All. 4 terrible thing 10 human lifcl
lis track with many danger 10 rife!
Do you seek for the vict0rs crown In the strife!
Put down the brakes
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HOTES o. THE LAY.

Chicago's latest synonym is "Bragopolis."
An Oregon advertisement: II want good
lawyer TO edit the Sentinel"
The Minnesota Republican State Conven.
ton has been called to meet st st. Paul on
Wednesday. September 90 A candidate
for Governor and full State ticket will be
ren0Minated.
1t is said that the Hon. A. Fl. Stephe MS
has gained nine pounds in weight since he
became m editor. The LOUISVILLE Courier
Journal fears that when he weighed himself
last he had one of his editorials In his pocket.
''Brick" Pomeroy is gathering statistics
for book ON the resources Ut the Rocky
Mountain region.
The Chicago Republican regards the Hon.
James G. Blaine, Of Maine, las unquestion.
ably the best candidate for the succession Of
Mr.: Colfax," yet mentioned ip that connec.
ton.
Wyoming has Howe again for Marshal;
Wyoming is happy; the enemies of that
gentleman are discomfitted, and the Chey
enne Leader is jubilaat. How(e)s that
for high?
Confident hopes of carrying tho next cleo
ton In California are expressed by well.in-
formed Republican politicians
The name of Chief Justice Thompson, Of
Pennsylvania 10 spoken of In connection
with the Democratic n3mihation for Prcsi.
dent next year.
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The band In parsding the streets last
evening". with Nh. Toole's name inscribed
on the band wagon, played the Bonnie
Blue Flag" and "Dixie," while the Star
spangled Banner hoatcd from the flag staff
and was displayed oonspicuously on the
horses and wagon. This IL sugar. coating
the New Departure with vengeance It
was severely censursd by many Union
Democrats, who love the Stars and Stripes
and our glorious Republic. We would like
to know from the Independent and Gazette
II they approve or condemn the playing of
THE Bonnie. Blue Flag" in political pa.
rsdes! Let us know which you esteem the
patriotic airs?
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KEEP n BEFORE the PeorLE.--That they ORcpub
licans) are IN favor Of giving the Governor the ap
pOntment Of all county officials, ~ to prevent the
people from choosing their own public servants-
-Indt pendent 3Skk.
That Is utterly untrue. They say the au-
thority to appoint Auditor, Treasurer and
Superintendent of Public Instruction Is
vested in the Governor and Council by the
original Organic Act. Judge Warren %
decided and was sustained by the Supreme
Court. The Democratic party have con.
cetled it in making no nominations for those
offices. 1t does not in any way toucl,
county officers and tho Independent knows
it. Such appeals are wanton insults to the
intelligence of the people, and will receive
the contempt they merit.
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MADISON COUNTY TICKET

We place in our columns TO- day the Mad>
isoa county Republican ticket and give it
our heartiest endorsement. Knowing the
gentlemen personally we know them as men
of the highest character, honest, competent
and worthy Of the suffrages of Maiisonians.
We learn from Madison that the ticket will
be triumphant, and it Is asserted now by
gentlemen who have canvasscd the entire
county, that Clagett's majority will be
nearly or quite 400. Everywh err Clagett is
gaining. The calumnies circulated against
him, have served only one purpose-to
arouse his friends to action. Against the
politicians and fine-spoken lawyers that
the Toole ring are sending out in hot haste,
with all the paraphernalia and pomp that
money can command, tie miners in shirt
sleeves are coming out of their claims, and
the farmers from their harvests and are taking
the field for Clagett. A thousand thanks to
the hardy sons Of toll sophistry cannot
deceive, or the parade of moneyed aristoc-
racy intimidate them. The workingmen of
Montana are in the majority. They hold
the power 1t the ballot box, and when the
question is submitted to the great jury of
voters on the 7th of August, there will be
given verdict against Toole, which will
teach MONEY that MEN are its masters, and
not its serfs; that workingmen know their
friends and stand by them; that the power
Of this mountain land is in the true hearts
of its people, and not in bank vaults; that
Billy Clagett is Montans's choice. and that
in him they will have friend, able. ready
and ever vigilart 10 represent them truly,
efficiently and successfully, in the councils
of the nation,
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WHATHASIT DONEf

es:ive ideas . they s.s have shsy done
s,ssns 18th native and sdopss Who have Ssen
thrust into prison In England for political offences
Yes, thrust in amongst thieves. urderers aud cut.
prison in such shameful and brutal manner. Aye,
the treatment they received would bring oaueA to tie
King Of Dahomey Whist did DOR Republican admin-
istrat0n do? They stood suptneay By and saia they
did not want to have any trouble with their cousins
JUDY 81.
You had betterleft that question masked.
In all the years of Democratic administra.
ton, England and the other European gov.
ernments held that the allegiance of sub.
jects to the crown was inalienable, and that
even American citizens were subject 10 mil.
itary service in their native lands, and the
United States had no power to protect them.
Every foreign born citizen knows this.
Did any Democratic administrations ever
attempt to break this chain Of tyranny that
extended across the ocean to fetter natural.
lied citizens of the United Statesy Not one!
But with the incoming of Grants admins
tration determined, vigorous and SUCCESS.
full effort was made to have the Remuneration
of allegiance to foreign powers mean some.
thing, and within the past year or two e.
tradition 7reasies Aare been made and rati.
fed with the principal governments of Eu-
rope, whereby the protection Of the United
States is guaranteed to every citizen, native
or naturalized, and the dungeons of Eng
land henceforth will hold no American
citizen save for offense against the criminal
laws. In the century life of the Republic
this Administration is the first to accom-
plish this great result, and only the grossest
ignorance of facts could have induced the
Independent writer to put his foot in SO
dangerous trap.
Again. it is to Republican alministra.
ton the people are indebted for the HOME.
STEAD ACT, whereby the public lands of
the Government are set apart for the homes
of the people, under easy requirement by
the laboring, industrious classes. Take
these two acts of Republican sdministra.
tons within the last ten years, and they
alone are sufficient to show that the Rcpub-
lican party is pre-eminently the friend of
the industry of the land, protecting all its
citizens, under all circumstances and in
every land.
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Flag Stat. THE Democracy yesterday
put up in front OF the Scott House very
handsome flag staff, n feet high, and run
up the stars and stripes. The Republicans
will to-day put up in front of N. G. Boz.
wells flag staff "a feet high, Oh which
'.Old Glory" will be spread to the breeze.
We were Informed yesterday that the De-
mocracy oourteously offered the Repuhli
cans the use of their flag and flag staff on
the occasion of Mr.. Clagett's meeting, all OF
which is gratefully acknowled ged.