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~ IMPROVEMENTS. The dwelling house of Mr..
L. Morrisett, on Perry street, near Twelfth. il
nearly finished. The house is of frame, two
stories nigh, twentyAfour feet front and thirty.
Two Ieet deep, with handsome porch in front.
Mr.. Chas. Blanton is the contractor.
on Ferry street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Mr.. VIM. Kidd is having a
frame addition erected to bis residence. with
front OF sixteen feet, two stories high. Mr.,
Cnas. Moore has charge Of this work.
e.;as I'll. Gnas. Moore, contractor, has recently
finished new frame tenement for Mr.. William
Eastman, on Twelfth street above Perry, two
stories high, eighteen feet front aud twenty.
four feet deep.
:, iHis morning woman, protesting to teach
the art OF cutting dresses by measurement
called upon Mrs. W. T. Moody, on Hull street'
s1a asked the privilege Of showing her the plan.
a A..er IeW moments explanation she demanded
the payment of two dollars for what she had
Gone, or three dollars to complete the work.
Mrs. M. not wishing to obtain the art, refused
70 pay tue amount demanded. Therefore ths
unknown offered some abusive and offensive
Iangusge. Mrs. NJ, rather than be bothered,
o1ereo 10 pay half of the amount demanded.
which was refused. The party then jeft with
many threats. "''A
IHE NEW CHURcH.-The work on the Press
Dqyterian church, at tho corner of Tenth and
orter streess, 10 progressing rapidly. II will
oe OF prick, hftystwo feet front on Tenth street.
nv Snu slgnty ,eet deep, two stories high, with
story will be used for church purposes. with
lecture and Sunday school in the basement.
Mr.. W m. Gibson has the contract for the wood.
work, and Mr.. James Hansen the brick-iayipe-
TnE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Messrs. R.
.. W nitehead and A. G. Jones have been an.
pointed delegates to the Democratic conyep.
1lon 10 Dc held at Chester, June 10th vice G. A.
serve. ~
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je 7--3i
LOB JAMES AND oHIcKAHoMINY RIVERS.

The fast and elegant side.wheel steamer PAIL
SADIE, Captain OHAs NELSON, will leave her whar
at kocketts for Kings Mill Wharf, on James river
connecting with the IL o'clock train at City Poin,
from Petersburg. Returning, will leave Kings Mill
on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS, at 9 A, NJ
touching at all the regular landings each way
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets for Binn's on
Chickahominy, THURSDAYS at o'clock A. M, con.
Meeting at City Point with the O'Clock train from
petersburg, touching at all the regular landings on
James river down to billiards. Wharf, and all regular
!anoings on Chickabomny. Returning, will leave
Sims on FRIDAYS at 0 o'clock A M
Freight received from IL O'Clock MONDAYS to
o'clock A. N. Tuesdays, and from IL o'clock to p.
y. Wednesdays, and from IL o'clock Fridays to A.
NJ Saturdays.
for Chickahominy will only be received from
IL o'clock Wednesdays to o A. NJ Tbursdays.
All freight to way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars apply to Captain board,
or 70 GEORGE I. CURRIE, Agent,
At CuRRH CO.'S cornor 10th and Cary streets
my Sim
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

| THE FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED CLERGY,
| MEN.
Paris, June THE funeral ceremonies
to-day over the remains of the five cleri.
cal victims of the Commune were solemn
and impressive. The church of Notre
Dame was grandly arrayed. The central
object In the solemn pomp was gorgeous
catafalque, containing the remains Of the
Archbishop, surrounded by minor struc-
lures, containing the corpses of Duvernay,
cure of Madelaine Suset, grand vicar of
the diocese Becourt, and Sabater.
The coffin of the Archbishop was GOV.
cred with pail of black velvet, embroider-
cd and enriched with massive cross. A
tbousand tapers were burning in silver can
delabras and the incense vessels used were
also of silver. The floor was covered with
black cloth, and the pulpit was draped
with black gauzs dotted with silver stars.
The transepts (l50 feet wide) were
clouded In mourning drapery and every
statue was shrouded save those of the
Virgin and child and st. Denis, the first
bishop OF Paris. In the midst of all were
the charred remains of the bishops chain
and his half burned throne, which were
lett as a memento of the crimes of the
Communists
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
Versailles, June "a motion for tho
prolongation Of Theirs term was TODAY
postponed until after the supplemental
elections. ltis authoritatively stated that
Theirs favors republic.
GREAT BRITAIN
London, June 8.-Jules Misre, the cele-
brated French banker, is dead.
THE czAR IN PRUSSIA.
Berlin, June 8.-The Gear of Russia and
his son Alexis arrived here last night.
They were received at the railway station
by the Emperor.
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Greitittg State Jonrmat.

FATHER HYAcINTHE has been heard
from, (says the New York Globe since the
awful calamities which have befallen his
beloved and beautiful Paris. He accounts
for the terrible Generalization of the peo.
pie, and the fall of the French nation, as
the result of the negation of God. In this
his views coincide with those heretofore
advanced by The Globe, and by many Of
the leading minds of this country. He
boldly says the Church failed in its mission
at was too much occupied with doematic
questions, and too little with the instruc-
ton of its flock" are his words. AT the
head OF the Church in Paris was Archbishop
Darboy, who is to be buried on Wednes-
day, from the Cathedral of Notre Dame.
together with many of his clergy, who fell
before the fury of the faithess and unedu-
Gated mob. Does any one believe these
men would have been killed, as so MANY of
their predecessors have been, if they had
paid more instruction to their focks and to
the people of Paris?
The Archbishop should have left no
stone unturned to the rebuking of sin in
high places, to protesting against the pro-
longed celebacy of the soldiers and the
priests, and the legalized prostitution
of women. Father Hyacinthe is
man of large views, with heart
for the people, upon whom all civil
and social institutions rest. He saws "the
nineteenth century is the age of the work.
ingmen," and in go saying be utters fun
damental truth, already recognized in
this country by such men as Mr.. Beech.
er, DR.. Deems, Wendell Phillips, Governor
Geary, and many more who might be
named. In closing recent communica-
ton to the Gaulois, Father Hyacinthe elo-
quently and truthfully says:
"Paris is in ashes. The work-people have
no God, or say 1t is impossible for them to be-
ieve In or love Him. Let the rulers, with
their whole hearts and brains, consider the
problem, and labor for the restoration of
France to faith, prosperity nd'peace."
Have we any God in this country for
he work-people of the coal regions, for
The poor working women of Boston, of this
'ity Fortunately for US, New York is
rot yet in ashes. We have the lesson of
Paris before us.
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4242
FENIiIS is TO GIVE NOTICE;
Il That on the 26th day oil May 1871, a
warrant In bankruptcy was issued sgainst tbe
estate OF Joseph Brownley of King Queen couo.
ty, aud State of Virginia, who has been adjudged
bankrupt on his own petition - That the payment
OF any debts, and the delivery OF any property
belonging to said bankrupt, to him or for his
use and the transfer OF any property by him, are
forbidden by law; and that meeting of the creditors
OF said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and choose
one or more assgnees of his estate will be held at
Court Of bankruptcy, to be holden at Richmond,
before W Forbes, Esq, Register, on the 18th day
OF June, 1871, at 10 o'clock A, NJ.
DAVID B PARKER,
Je 3-szw U. s. Marshal
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the Western District of Virginia
In the matter of Holton Muncy, bankrupt-
In bankruptcy.
To whom i May Concern The undersigned.
VIM Page, Of Abingdon, Washington city, Va, here,
py gives notice OF his appointment as assignee Of the
estate OF Holton l. Murcy, of Bland county Va
"a said district whoiaas on the 18th day of April
1871, ad1udged bankrupt on his own petition
BY the District court OF sSid dstrict
Dated Abingdon, Va, June 3, 1871.
iee-Tusw A) VIM. PAGE, Assignee.
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A DELIGHTFUL RESORT. persons
are silly enough to condemn the habit of
gentlemen taking any recreation. We are
not Of that class and believe there is a proper
time for all things. Nothing adds more to The
interest of city than the number of respect.
sDle amusements 1t can offer the public. Red
streets, offer in their Billiard Temple. The
place where gentleman can 20 and spend
an hour as free from rowdyism as any place in
the world. They have a neat and well or,
dered establishment, where only gentlemen
IND themselves at home, and where many of
our .. frst business men are in the habit of going
" commend them and their place to public
favor as the bonaton establishment of its kind
In the city. The great billiard nuisance
whistling-has been prohibited here, for which
they deserve public thanks,
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The Hebrew Rites,

Cincinnati, June 8.-The Rabbnnical
Council has adopted a resolution providing
Tor uniform reading from the Pentateuch
during three years, emitting antiqrated
laws A resolution was adopted protest.
ing against the establishment of a national
Rabbinnical office at Washington.
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ExoURsIoNIsTs. cars, filled with
eolored people, reached our CITY last nigbt
aooat ten o'clock, from Washington, on a
pleasure trip. They came by the Richmond.
Freaerioksburg and Potomac route, and were
life to the trip. This morning many of than
attended the African Church. They will re-.
AS some of our papers have been kind
enough to suggest that the recent strike here
OF some Of the colored laborers was probably
CO. connected with the one at Washington, it Is
ington Commune" and that The ob;so, 80 ~
their visit is to Ku.Klux Richmnnd
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Ne'o Orleans, June S.-The water in
the city has falling two inches in the past
twenty -four hours, and is now three inches
below high water mark. The "neutral
ground" on Canal street is clear nearly to
Claiborne street. Besides the police and
charity boats, there are hundreds of small
craft engaged in the passenger traffic as
thick around the neutral ground on Canal
street as vehicles at race course, and the
boatmen are shouting for passengers like
cabmen. The boats are required to carry
lights, and after dark the spectacle is in.
teresting. Five thousand loaves of bread,
and other articles in proportion, are distri-
buted daily.
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TIME Ii M0NEY-The old-timed axiom ia autIv
Illustrated In the use of DOoLEY's YEAST pow
DEN. 1t Is we'll known that the common process Of
raising dough is slow one, and often attended with
un'aVoraoie results from the use of poor bakers
yeast, ana improper heat. With DOoLEYs YEAST
fowDER the bost rolls, biscuits, ccrn-cakes. etc
oan ss made In the short space of ten minutes and
success VIII certainly attend its use This ia owing
10 its purity strength and the care with which II il
nianuiactured. DooLEY BROTHER, 80 New
street, New York, proprietors For sale by all Gro
GERS. ~ VIZ
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western News-shipwreck.

San francisco, June 8--A tremendous
hurricane has occurred in the vicinity of
the Fsjee Islands. The brig Kentucky,
hence for Melbourne, foundered and ali
were lost. including the Captains wife.
There have been great floods in New
South Wales. The yield of gold there is
Increasing, but disease has appeared
among the sheep, killing them by thou
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GERMANIA MAENNERoHoR. anpi-
versary celebration and pic>nic of this associs.
uon @ wili take place at Hattorfs garden on the
aa.n INST, ana promises to be an affair of de-
cided amusement and pleasure. Those of onr
readers who have ever attended a German
festival need not be told that they are unsur.
passed In all that constitutes real health giving
enjoyment, and are always conducted In The
very best manner. We are confident the com.
ing celebration will equal any previous effort
OF our German fellow-citizens.
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New York Markets

New York, June s.--Noom. Flour shade
hrmer. Wheat firmer and quiet. Corn lie
quiet. Cotton nominal-Uplands i9sS: Orleans
I9A. Sales 1000 bales. Turpentine steady
At 46946%;, Rosin steady at 621<@2 65.
Freights dull.
Gold ll2@ll2S. Money easy at three per
cent cent. Sterling-.long l101s; short lIOsz.
governments and State bonds dull and steady.
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ing today. S '"'o"

HOTEL ARRrvALs.--We note the follow
ing to-day:
Ballard and Erchange.--R W Smith. Phil.
sdslphia J A Carpenter, N Y;HB Hanson
no Welsh. PhiladeIphis; Rob't Shaw. do
w. DnaCis, y Va; B Evans, do; W JPul.
Jones, and wife, &; M Mstzesr. NY, coI
At Harrison, Va; W W Read, Petersburr
Mlss FoWlkes, va; Lyon, Petersburg: M A
cullen, 7 Miss Jane Cullen, do Miss s
Cullen, do Miss Mollie Cullen, do G W Pal,
rins wife sGiS ebld asgruasr sns Bato sprag
> Q; Charles Trumbo. do !; J T Perrin, Va.
American Hotel.-T A Jacob. va 9
Psndie, Va. Bryan, Va. Mrs. Crumpler
and children, Va; W Dickinson and sons
Va; VII Gills, Va. ;TC Goode and wife.
knoxville, Tenn. j M Dillon, Va; VS.
rowell, Baltimore J Benedict White Sulphur
SSpfipngs; " Bell, n. Z. !. R H Bowers, Va;
.imore. Nd: W q Friend, Charlotte, 'Vs, Va, oa :i
X Friend, do. w Dannes, BurkeviIle. NJ
Baird, Va; E Jordan, Halifax; E r Blnson
fetersburg; W A Anable, Henrico.
Mn1r; Hosa.s HossI;-R G Wilcox, Charles City:
HidS'stam %STta ad Tsnn; ehi'i IOcnsr, Mrs. De
marlei W Clay, John A WHITAKER. Trentoe nto
y =; Byers,. Augusta; George Harlan and
laughter, Va; M Il HarrelI, WiIliamsbnrn
va; r Thomas A Moss, doi 8 Msupin, do; ] Il
Wilco1, Charles City; A McKenny, Staun-
on; Mann Page, Brandon, VT B B Wright.
"a; John Lamb, Charles City; Henry Miller.
Esi i ~ Thornley,, city; R H Meade, Ch arlestown;
= Waring and wife, and b Andas, wife.
.nd Two children, Savannah; RIP Andas. Va:
! L Reed. Washington, D G; q Daniel, Bal.
imore; w 4 Boyd, Washington, d G; WI
5eitnis, L Oliver Stsunton; b G Crayau.
5 baltimore; Smith. R & PRR; Vance Huntsr'
yorioIk; vores, wife and two children, N Y;
7; s Krugler, N J;C Watt and Iady''
Z; Corbss, R & P RR; 7 Todd
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. 10 THE STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
CoMMIrrEE.-There is a well sounded and pre.
valent opinion amongst the Republicans of this
city and elsewhere in the State, that there
should be meeting ofthe State Central Exec.
early day. p''' ~ al
We incline to the opinion that this commit
tee might take such action as would material.
~ contribute to the benefit of the party. We
must nave convention at no distant day. Ma.
tionai and local or State issues must be plainly
ana Sharply drawn. Many wrongs which have
lsiature now need ventilation. The people
want information; let them have 1t. We also
think many minor divisions and local dissen.
sions exisfing IN our own ranks should be and
could be healed BY judicious action !: bv direct
representation of the people in convention. No
proxies should be allowed, for out of this has
day. '"' ~ '''
We shall follow this with an editorial IN.
morrow.] W.
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DIE d..

JON Ssh Mapchester Jun 7th, at the rssidepc.
o. Redford. Efq, srEPHEN SMITH JONFS.
iste onief OF Police, in the 3oth year of his age
FRANKLIN--In this city. on the ,tb Of Inns o+k
FRANKLIN. sAA'AA +"
HoENHIGER-June 9th, at Keniiwortb Hsnrico
county after much suffering HORACE, mt son Of
dsFv. ~As
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning: INV 'A''
william Paine, colored, up to answer for
uniawiuliy assaulting and striking small col-
ored boy by the name of GEORGE w Harr;s
was discharged. =" "arfn'
:. Sarah Hill, colored, charged with beating
little child of II. Fisher, was warned and lei
Oh ana d. Fisher, for striking Sarah Hill,
lack Pollard, colored, was sent to iail for
SIXTY Gays for stealing one pair of boots, val.
ued at 81, the property Of Temole Jackson
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Abundant--Flies.
Beautiful-Woman.
Same old fogy-The Whie.
Spreading itself-The ENQUIRER.
aaining favor-The State Journal.
Grammatical stll-The Dispatch,
strong scented-Apothecary stores.
Scarce-Money in the city Treasury.
Loud mouthed-The Conservative party. A:
Failure-The ride of committee on street,
upon eth inst. =" ''''0"
Angry-That same committee op streets.
Despondent-Registrars clerks and sinner.
numeraries. '.PeA'
Other evidence is being added 10 the Oh aboon
page likely to affect his bailey.
The Enquirer speaks of q "oloselv xa;,od,,
lady being very handsome. How you know !?
John Brown saws circular saw il sawed off
Jonn's hand which, is the reason whv Jobn
brown Is now again occupying rooms al
strother's Hotel. John is the man who.
stepped aside" few days ago.
James A. Cowardin has been invited to de.
nver MS lecture on reconstruction, in st. Louis.
we knew him when but STRIPPING, and there
was tnen immense fun in him. We are sure
1t has not grown less.
"You never tell the truth, SIR" "No, sir
put try which you never do" We heard
the foregoing cuts pass between two promi.
nent and influential Democrats this morning.
Never word would we have heard IL our poi.
itics had been known.
we are sorry to see Governor Walker mani.
testing so deep an interest in the Capitol Me-
mortal Association, as it will likely do the en-,
terPrise no good. Why, bless you, Walker is
NOT oy far the greatest man in the State!
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Foreign Markets.

:, London, June 8, Noon.-- Consols, 81 "a @slA;
y. .. bonds, sOss. The weather is fair, but
unfavorable for crops.
Liverpool, June 8, Noon. Cotton quiet and
eeaasnIeerIoplands, ca 8I@s12; Orleans, s55s. Sales
speculation.
Paris, June 8.-Rentes closed at 53f. 45c.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-In the case of Hen.
ry Smith, who was yesterday convicted and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two wears. tc.
day made an application for new trial W l,ich
was overruled, and upon motion Of counsel.
ceptions. ' Va ca
James Leopard, who was accused of burcla.
in the city jail, the evidence being only snfi.
clent to prove misdemeanor.
>. Blum, charged with misdemeanor. was
on trial when our reporter left the court.
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1t is stated that, contrary to general ex-
pectation, John P. Hale is recovering bis
long impaired health, and his friends in
New Hampshire think OF putting him in
the political field once more.
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rEhsoNAL.-DR g. WILSON HUNTER ofrsr.
his services to all in need of medical attention a,
very moderate rates. Pays special attention to the
Diseases Of Ladies and Children and will guarantee
'he cure OF Rheumatism and Neuralgia, by the use
OF mis- great remedy, "THE UNDoUBTED CURE"
which can be had for s. 90 box of any Druggist in
every section OF country. Persons at distance can
consult iree Of charge, by letter. addressed to his
Office, 700 Grace street, Richmond Va
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MoRTUARY STATISTICS. cs.-From DR. 7
It. Cabell, President of the Board of Health
we have received the following statistics rels.
tive to deaths during the present year Janu
ary, white 4s, colored rs, total 1875; February.
White vi "A, colored 81. total 90; March, white
oo, Go,ored Ga, total ia; April, white So, col
.a eseu 90, totai III May, white 5S, colored 50,
,o.al i4I. Total number of deaths up TO The
LIST OF June 6l0, of which 2s9 are whites and
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SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.
nave received the June number of this excel-
lent magazine, which abounds in interesting
ana instructive articles 10 all its Department.
~ contains also map OF Surry county from
surveys by Washington and Lee University.
oy MAJOR jed Hotcbkiss. The map is prefaced
with very interesting sketch Of Surry county
from its formation in l652-'5s to the present
time. ~ f'eeens
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THuRsT0Ns IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended as the best dentifrics
known 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth harders
the gums, sweetans the breath; and, containing no
acid or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless and
can be used daily with great advantage Sold by al,
druggists Price, rs and so cents per bottle.
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The NEW Hampshire Ler,.,.,,.

Concord, ~. IT., June 8.-The House, to-
day, failed to elect a clerk. The Senate
merely met, and after electing Temporal
ry chairman, appointed a committee to
count the Senatorial votes.
Both parties are caucussing to-day.
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CHANoERY CoURT-JUDGK FITzHueH -
nne following business has been transacted in
"a parte Mrs. Roscoe B. Heatb--order re-.
voking the powers of Samuel J. Harrison AZ
executor of Roscoe B. Heath, deceased. Pleas
ants p. q.
Browns executor vs.. Burton and otbers
Oafter's administrator VS.. Carter and others
and Cranz Vs. Cranz's guardian-decres re.
ierIlng causes to q commissioner for ipouirv
ana report. Johnston and Williams. connsei.
Taylor VS.. Carvedo's administrator and 9th.
ers-decree confirming report Of commissfoner
91reeting sale OF residue of the real estate of
William +. Oarvedo, deceased, and convey.
snces to purchasers at former sale. Stersr
P.q.
Beckman, &C., VS.. Kolbe's admir-. Ao-
order for rule against Lewis Stern 70 shov
cause why property purchased by him At a
SAFE made under former decree should moi be
resold at his costs and charges, he having
,sileo Is1 to comply with the terms Of said sale.
Theimer va. Booth and others-deoree oo,.
nrming sale of trustee and appointing commis.
sioner to make conveyance Of property upon.
payment of purchase money. Cosby, Jackson
q Turner, Spilman, Kean, &C., counsel.
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LOCAL NEWS.

city subscribcrs.-Persons wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places Ct business residences, by responsible car.
riers will please leave their orders with JOHNSTON
sELDEN. Newsdealers, p1s Main Street.
W. A. EDWARDS rews depot, 22s East Broad
Street '' ''"u
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JouvES's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN-
Eh.-By its aid gloves be quickly and repeated
iy cleaned aud made equal to new; even when badly
soiled they be readily restored Itis easy of an
pication and is perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, 2s
cents bottle.
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The National Typogr aphieal Union.
Baltimore. June 8.-The National Typo-
graphical Union has adopted a resolution
admitting pressman to membership.
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THs rain of yesterday evening was very re.
irething that of to-day, while seriously in
terfering with the ladies and dry goods stores.
has rendered the atmosphere quite pleasant.