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EVANSVILLE. Iad., March s.-W. A. J. Owen,
With b"estzar, pesnbsook i Co., Now York, WAS
found dead in his bed This morning, At tho 81,
George Hotel. The Corouer's verdict wan
"Death from injuries cxuHsd by \ tai at Clsye.
land. o.. sone tisuo during FauEuA5Y,
, 1875-03-09

Mrs TlcrontA WoopnrLL nsscitcti III Al inter-
view with Now York Tribune reporter that
Er1oy frequently Visited hor in company With
Gen. 3. +. BUTLER. T1ero is nothing 80 worry
Improbable In tho etatomcnt. blra. WoopnuLL
vas ouce in good society. She was recognized
e q loader In the Woman Sufrrngo movement,
Ia which Gen. BurEEH had taGeA stock Bovotaf
rears ago. There Ia no reason why Gcu. Dur
Lrs should not have visited Anr in her somi-
respectable daya aho MAS At loast In aB good
pdor ~ ho was. Yet lilo Doston Journal re-
scuts the statement as an lmputation OH Gen.
BU71En's character, and uddH ]: "No man in hia
private life Ia moro correct than Qeu. DuTLEn,
aud whatever etso may 30 said against him, no
charge Of this kind will bc beloved by even his
amenities In Massachusetts" Really this Ia odd
l4Dcu1Eo.
, 1875-03-09

LoHpos, Mach a.--Mauy women aud children
we're drownod BY tho wzock Ut tho atea,nsl.r
0ostsnburg In Dols Strait, between Australia apl
Van Dleman's Land. Tie total number Of 4ayed.
~ far ~ Ia kuowu, IL n.
, 1875-03-09

5bkt1a7 DsVVlek u INF EHEc4Vo 9f76uNE.
DRESDEN, O.. March 8,-Cltts Shoemaker,
night watohman On tho Panhandle Nsslroad
was run over ard killed BY passenger train thus
morning. a lraaomau named UJnhata res
killed last Tucsdsy 1t about the same place wlilo
coupling cass.
, 1875-03-09

1onld most vist, 10 know would bo whether 1t
belonged to tho Chicago Library. It Is hut ins-
dco to Mr. POOLE anti h!a aesletnnta to Bay that
a,ey claim to l,avo done tho beat they con viii,
Tho nout,s at their command. Tho fautt doubt
tas lies ~itt tha city nuttoritien WHO refused.
sith fa1so rtcas Of economy, to make adequate
lt,prourtattons for the Library.
, 1875-03-09

1t il raze that ths sszaclous aud pzoyesblay
kind Newfoundland dog attAols human being,
aad - oxussa ot aaa animal Of tlla species
, 1875-03-09
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or TIE
German National Bank
1t the Close Of business, March |. 1876.


ASSETS,
Notes aud Hilta u!s-
Observation-Disclosures
oror1ratts..,.... 4,3sU-j2
, 1875-03-09

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Dtto trIIt1, Approved
Nadpo'a;hx AXenta
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Dll8 fFusn ottlur
EankS / HAukp54,.
IleAl ktase.........,
Furniture aud ll1-
tuT9a .sss....s.ssss.
, 1875-03-09


after this las ssslon, in Which aho Aeoa her
murdered son. and the Count Az btu murderer,
Bhe ls nearly frantic with despair.
T!o next scene IL tho Luns IIouao on the
Bridge "liero cto!tale ta coucehlod. Nt3reU ar
rlSos, accompanied by Jovtal, from whom ls has
also opsalned possession Of tho tact ut C9o.ihies
coucsalnleAt, aud Micdti1 follows, lie IL 10 ro-
nounce hor, Which. having tailen iu love with
Eyse b he =; y willing to do. not being the real
.. they aTo trying to get her 70 boat, by which
slo IL to be shippea to tho Antilos, they arc in-
tarFlpted ny tue arrival Of Capt. Roland and
lh,Hra Dorrsllc. The latter A1al .uicali1 have
nS1t M,th kniyes Tor Eeas n Que room whIa
MsgFe" tlg i. goes to tic, bridge to look
aim into >. tile Besoo. I1,en hs
lads away csohatr: Aftor ttey haye gons. whllo
enters through side door, aud s,ats the repre-
sentative ct Pascal. flu now uelioyca himself
safc. but Mcaifz uyos long enough to assert thAs
Ae DIES ny III assasA,n'a hand, aud not Dorciue's.
Se nnfs st .aS p5sssaInE atesoM howsse. -
ADD shta has lad Ntgrfni to attempt hos murder.
Aga1n Tue scona iB changed tu tie Gouascss'
Gast'e. ana NtcdliE Ia brought Il, on bfcr dead.
I4e Cou'uest nov nourns him iu Al agony Of
grief, but wlile eho beuds over lin cioiiala ar
riyes and bids hez ce4e her weeping u tho
dead man L. not her son. Hl,e accu ,oa 1orYue7-
oites of gull, and he SCOTS Ut her until ll,s
gonuaae Pascal Dc Ia GaFsh arrives saved BY
Joplat from the lire. a.ll restored to conscious
ucss a,'d Tito, 10 that poetic justice IL properly
arrived at III the end.
A vii! 10 seau the "I4oae-lIouHe ia IN
tho intcuscly n4eiotltamatio styls, relieved,
huwafes. by the lntroduotlon Of comiu
part tn .Ioulal, tho iaW5srs cIesk, and Colctte,
= Auwer.RitL Iu the frat 4ct there IL worry uoat
little bit OF fencIuG betwocn 1orquea'plGs aud
Pascal, 10 which both O'Mo!l aud -Hog9s allow
that Tho fencing lasaoua hayo evidently
aQs haea lost. To those. however, WIN Apioy
, 1875-03-09

Heal E1tAte, FurnI.
.,ilrc o5ilt Futures
EIpnna:1Anu .l45ra
LII: Ck4- An;I ulh4r
..t.2,h items ..,.,
EI aAtlgss Tor
aC!eArihE.tl'Iuae
BILLS q, ntllrf IA.
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PARLIAMENTARY
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Current E1pen1s
aud Taxes.
Gl,nckt aud Hlter
usstI ItetIls..,.,...
Exchanges fur Csoas.
tnx llauA3,......,..
Ha!fs af 0tnrf NA.
tlu1,l HARka.......
Fractional EarrppcY
Including AttLcll.
Legal Icn1cr Hu!es.
flTo per cont Ito-
dan1ptlon k'u1d.4..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

f POLICE CouRr, YTsrZRDAY-Justice Whitt
presiding. William Malloy, drunk and .leeE'
Ing upon the m4rket- -beucnes, was fined ~
I Irving Payne (coloredl charged with keep
fug disorderiy house To The annoyance o.
the neighborhood, was ordered to vacate the
house. tt@ -.7s afE
T. Albert Harris and Erasmus Payne were
fined $3.50 each for lighting In the street.
William Hlfey, guilty OF fighting in the
street, was fined o.. .5iFir aiah
John Hill (colored carriage-driverl. charged
with cursing, abusing. .and threatening to as'
sault Robert Jennings, and creating dis.
turbaDce at the Danviile der OF, was 6oed Sl0
and required to give surety in the sum ol
5000 to keep the pesce for SIX months.
Margaret Smith, Julia Jackson. Ida Chris
tian, Martha Hudson, Amanda Morris, and
Susan johnson, arrested for disorderlv con.
lduct IN the street, were sent to Jail for ninety
days 10 default Of surety. ss II @tsE
Charles Fey, arrested for mafciously as
saulting and beating c. E. Rose. The case
was dismissed on payment of costs.
9 Matt. y Fortune tcoiored), charged with
biting his wife on the right arm, inf1icting a
painful wound, and creating disturbance
In the neighborhood, was fned IS and given
thirty daysin jail. 71 ;'4t|l ~, =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

P1c-N1c Ar THE FAR-G GROUNDS. it is
not likely we will have any very cool weather
for some months to come, people who can.
not 60 away from the city to spend all Of the
IS heated term" shsuld liberaly patronize
the picnic parties. A picnic that promises
handsome things Is to take place at the State
FAIRGROUNDS Monday, July s.. under the
auspices of the Catholic societies Of Rich.
mond, ard for the benefit of ST. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum. The facility With which
the grounds may be reached, the fine music
arranged for, and the richness of the pro-
gramme OF amusements, to say nothing Of
the excellence Of the object to which the
proceeds will be applied, commend 1t alike
to those seeking recreation and pleasure and
those who desire to exercise their benevo
Ience. y 49,. I. ---L J. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

PErsoNAL.-Ex.Senator John X. Connally
who is studying for the ministry at Green:
Vile Theological Seminary, is in the city,
and will spend bis vacation in virginia. J he
will return to Greenyille in September.
Colonel T, G. Popham, who was member
of the House of Delegates for Rappahannock
county, was here yesterday.
Mr. David C. Richardson, clerk Of the
Police Court, has been sick for several days.
Colonel f. 6. Skinner has been elected a
yiee-president- of the Old First Regiment
Association. ,.+r.g...,sr
Mr. Henry Erben, the distinguished and
veteran organ. builder, ex.alderman of Sixth
ward, New York, and present foreman OF
the grand jury Of that city, was presens
during the meeting of the Board OF Alder.
men, and was introduced to the members OF
the body. Z r: .IENE&tE
MIR. Erben has built all the finest organs
in this city, including the one just put up 10
st. James church. 94cpS.E> 90 il45/3a = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

srRucK BY LlGaTN1sG.- During the storm
Ion Sunday afternoon the residence Of Mr.
Charles We'll, near, Baeon,s Quarter branch,
was struck by lightning, com pletely wreck:
ing tie chimney and IsndeT,ps ME- nEs, Wen ,vas
called In, aud prescribed forher: Yesterday
from the fall and feeling otherwise nncom.
fortgble. y A dog ip. MIR. sWeipss yard was
.ylso badly stunned, and was J, unable W to ge.
no for, several hours. Mr. 8. SchRarfz, .
neighbor Of Mr. Wells, while ID his sapgn'
fersrouse, was also slightly stunned by the
same stroke which Injured ars., Wei. 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29
MANCHESTER NEWS.

COUNTY COURT Yesterday this court was
engaged in the trial of cases on the civil
llncEnt %! 81 J9gg u $50 q >y-<Ssgt4 $685..
- OFFICERS ELE crED.-The Missionary soci
ety Of the Manchester Baptist church has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term John u. Davidson, president; A. r.
Anderson, yice-president; 4. Hunter Beaz
ley, secretary; q. j. Nunnally, treasurer.
Jackson Lodge of Masons
will install its officers-eIect Friday night:
after which the anniversary of the Lodge
will be celebrated with . supper. ,,a5 :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

BIBLE, PRESENT AT1oN.-An interesting pre-.
sentation Of two beautiful Bibles to .Yo OF
the pupils of Nicbolson.Street Methodist
Sunday school took place on Sunday. They
were the gift of c. W. Lovelace, Esq, of
Selma, Alabama, delegate to the Young
Mems Christian Association which lately met
in this city, The prizes were for the recita-
ton of the Goth psalm, and the Bibles were
awarded to Jennie Penny and Annie McDon-
ough, and very appropriately presented by
too Of the umpires, Rev. William b. Mcdii-
yray and A. L. West, Esq. 1t is gratifying
to notice hisgood deed on the part OF one
whose stay with us was. SO pleasant ana
whose visit will long be remembered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

,wr,rHys or SrspAY was y repetition
,I,, # Ss,urds, until between or .
.: :..,%I ,% in the evening, when tn, scattered
,,.ts colltcted, high wind arose, anc
,a", ,s,r,, was copious ssowcr OF sain. it was
'"~,,,,n,xoicl '",,, by heavy thunder and Hash
n,r f,sh Of lightning. The wind 10 us
s,'t' s',',n. hry dowu y uumbc Of shade-trees
'. yqrs<,zrs parss Of the city. After the
'",,,,.r :" ,b<. al mos2herc vase ooler and purtr,
n,> hreathra with emtnent satsiactlon
~ ,,c.,, Who hsd been Imnting under tae
:! cI thr tnree or four previous days,
I,nt,y ni-M was passsbly pleasant, and al
ra,Gn4 r,St 70 many weary mortais VINO
r,s tor seme time before been unaoie 10
I,r;c,r sound sleep. The weather yes
,.rIyr VAS for the most part hot and sutry,
h,. ts,.,r. we're times when clouds obScured
,,. >,Iu and 10 some extent sheltered the
s.,rrn from its intense rays, and there were
,,.,.,.;opal breszs>, which were welcomed
- rrsciou. d>peusations OF Divine ProVl'
d.rr. Last evening about 5:30 there WAS
arc,t?r rain, which seemed TO be but loca
j., H. extent, and esd no great amount oil goeo
,i,h,r III lc,sening the beat or helping sege
t.,lon.
AYogrthcr The spell Of warm weather has
h,ry ra-her busdeusome 10 the sick and ths
w,b alike, but has not very seriously affected
the Ara!th OF the people.
e,..,e nf Tg.,-a0uitf,T nt the DfSpatch Office
June rs, 1875.
. =, 20 = T. M.,,........... 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fr,errl AcclpEST TO A You've Mss
Yesterday evening shortly alter O'CLOCK
,u,.s Rupner, aged twelve years, daughter
.; Mr.. LOUIS Rueger, who keeps the saloon
81 IN. corner Of Ninth and Bank streets, met
with fearful accident al her fathers res
d,.rr,. over the store No. 9l3 Bank street.
The .treetfl ,or Of No. 9l3 is used by MAJOR
y r. Walker, euperintenGent OF public print
ipr for the storage of paper, aud is always
k.It locked. Iii about fifty feet 10 depth,
ami the cciliug Of the rear portion OF 1t Is
rj,rcsd BY a sKyli.h.. The upper floors are
nroha,,ly not more than thirty or thirty'hve
t.ct in depth, and the back porch OF the Sc
cnpdhoor eXteud> as far out as the >kyhght.
which was not enclosed. Upon the edge OIL
tins sky light, which was covered with pane
Of blue piass between three-elghthSand'haii an
inch in thickness, and abont three or four
feet SQUARE, the girl was sealed, when IL gave
WAY, ald she tell with mass OF broken giaSs
10 the door of the stoieroOm beneath, q dis'
tsncc oil fifteen teet. A gas-pipe WHICH
crosses the lower part of the skyHght may
have broken her fall somewhat, but not very
much. Difficulty was experienced IN gettlnS
into the S:oreIeom but alter some tilhe nao
been wasted 4 man went down through Tue
skviight and found the poor lltlle girl yihs
in the midst of the broken glass senseiess
and surrounded by great pools OF blooa
She was taken upstairs, blood pouring from
her wounds at every step, and her condltiou
judicltiDr TO the unskiiled that her case was
homeless. But Drs. Bea'e and SHELTON, who
we're called iu, washed and dressed the
wounds, and it was ascerLained that no limbs
were broken, and that the cuts on her
limbs, though numerous, were not OF tatal
character. Her suffering will doubtless be
severe. buf there seems to bc every reason 10
believe that she will ultimately recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

The OPEN.AIR MEETINGS, under the au'
spices of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
ciation, which were to have been held on Sun.
day afternoon, wereall broken up on account
of the rain.sorm, except the one at the city
iail. The following persons took part 10 that
meeting: II. Theodore Ellyson, W. G. Mayo
J. S. Michard, Minetry Jones, and others
The attendance was, good, and several of the
prisoners asked for prayers of the Christians
present 's.
The daily prayer.meetings at Association
Hall will be hereafter held at 81 P. 81. All
are cordially invited. s--%r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

ANNUAL TARGET-PRACTIcE.-The annual
target-practice and dinner of the Richmond
Howitzers will take place next Monday at
Straw berry Hill. The committee of arrange
ments is composed of Lieutenant %. }.
Bosher, Messrs. William c. Ammons, 81. 8.
MortoD, w. E. Smons, isaac A. Gentry, and
Major Chris. Tompkins, ID. 5. The hriDg
will commence at 8 A. NJ. ..t ,gt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

TR DEFAULrIsG ExPEEss AGENT Judge
RobertOuld, acting for the Southern Express
Company, and Mr.. S., NJ. Page, counsel for
John y. Patterson, late express agent at
EridsviIle, n. c., appeared before The Police
Justice yesterday and asked that Patterson
might be discharged from custody. Patter.
son was arrested in this city few days ago
by Sergeant Ben. Howard, Of Captain Tylers
police district, upon telegram from an ex-
press official in North Carolina charging the
fugitive with embsNlpg number OF pack
ages OF money belonging to the Express Com
pany. He was taken before the PolieeJustice,
and by nim eommitted,to Jail for ten days, and
Governor henpcr informed in order that be
IN ghi notify the Executive Of North Care
l!ug
The Police .fustice yesterday deehnea to
discharge .he prisoner. Sir. Page will there
fore have u, prisoner brought before Jadse
Wexford on a wgS. Of haleaS corpus to-day
with the view Of having him released.
II X stated that Dir. Pauerson's accounts
"ith the EXpress Company are now sss4-
auCeG #a-s<s - & r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

EnMl AlIsSITxEE sy RtasaoND.-Emnss
MinnllIee, vino is charged with robbins
James NeGreevy of SAP, and who was ar
tested in Norfolk day or tTo ago, was
brought to The city yesterday and lodged in
the First .la,lon-house. The accused was
All actress at the Theatre Comisue in this
city about the 18th of June. when cGreevy,
who was a visitor TO that place Of amuse-
mcn', lost his money. Soon afterwards the
accused left Richmond and went to Norfolk,
:,ld undertook an engagement at Varieties
Theatre there, upon the boards Of which she
vas when taken into custody. She applied
ior bail sst night, and Justice Granger sent
Tor AcGieeYy 10 make statement Of the
case, but McGreeyy declined to do so under
advice Of counsel. Therefore the applica-
ION for bail could not be considered, aud
ine damscl lad &c remain in the station.
Aouse all night. -. - LII,
Ou the night Of the 18Th OF June Nc Gree
'ty vas arrested on The streets charged
with being drunk, ard $i06 20 was taken
RON his person. safely kept, and returned to
ann when he bad gotten sober. ,,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

SUNDAY.ScHooL Pic MICS To-DAY.-The
Sunday school Of the Broad-Street Methodist
church will have basket picnic to-day at
Dunlop's farm, on the Petersburg road.
Trains leave the depot atS A. M, and return
in the afternoon.
st. Johns Church Sunday school will have
an excursion down the river, and picnic
at Shirley, this morning. The steamer Cock
ade City will leave her wharf at Rockets at
II n3clnntr t&s. '#,..zss +. s.,.E..sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

The CORNER Stone OF THE OLD CRY HALL
By resolution of the City Council, the Coon
mittee on Grounds and Buildings were d.
rected, some time ago, to take possession o.
and retain the cornerstone, &C., of the ole
City Hall, If one should be found. Upto this
time, no wever, none has been found, although
the northeast corner has been searched dill
igently. At present IL se'ms very doubtful
" whether the old building ever had corner
stone. Who knows? ~. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

TEE CONCERT To.GIGHT.-Doubtless the
concert to be given tonight at the Leigh
street Baptist church for the benefi. OF Ful.
| ton church will be the last opportunity our
citizens will have of enjoying musical treat
this season. The Manchester Baptist Church
choir. and other talent from that city will par.
ficipate, besides Miss Redford and the
eureka Quartette. The latter organization
will sing several ine selections that have
never been rendered in this city, among
them q. Give Ne Ny Own, Native Isle and
e Como. RISE with the Lark." i" After The con.
cert the La lies Of the church. will hold . least
in the basement, where refreshments can d.
bad. ,5s 4, Il ~ 81 80 u ,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

SELKcr EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
Messrs.,T. l.. Courtney, William p. Gretter,
William 81. Cardozo, and 4. s. Denny COM
pose the committee OF arrangements for se'
lect excursion to Washington, on Thursday,
vta the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po.
tomac road and the Potomac river. Special
cars will be provided for ladies and their es-
corts, and pleasant time Is anticipated. The
train will leave from the upper end Of Broad
street at quarter before O'Clock, and those
who desire to do SO can visit Mount Vernon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

Mrs. CoLsroN's SoHooL.-The closing ex-
ercises of Mrs. Colonel Colston's select school
occurred on Saturday evening. The children
were all.neatly and sweetly dressed, and pre-
sented q striking appearance. They were
treated to- an enjoyable supper, dinced to
their hearts content, and went home as hap
nv as lal Ks. ,.s...-.,s,al ~ r.-.....-. .,., .ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

A RICH TREAT is in stere for those who
may be so fortunate as to hear the lectures
of Rev. Dir. R. Furman. of South Carolina
announced to be delivered here. A scholar
a poet, and an orator, DR.. Furman has won
reputation as popular lecturer second tt
few, aud our people will be fortunate In ar
opportunity of hearing him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

TklcRIsE IN DUCK On Friday last Dr..
William II. Taylor. analytical chemist, OF
lhis city, received dressed duck. to be ex.
amiRed. The duck, which had been run.
Mug about the yard, was caught and killed by
alaimes lear the city for bis table, but when
dressed, ready TO be cooked, il was faprd TO
be filled With irich'na or some other species
" Worm about au eighth Of an inch long.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

i, CHURcH NoTEs.-On Sunday morning DR.,
Curry discussed the subject. Of Sancthed
Education. A thousand dollars was raised
for q scholarship in Richmond: College. At
night the Doctor preached mastery sermon
on the restitution Of all things in Christ. 1t
was his last sermon before sailing for
Europe, and he was listened to By large
congregation. The music was unusually
good and the occasion very impressive.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders, of Norfolk, preached
In the afternoon at the penitentiary and
Spring-Street Home, and at night at Locust
alley. l::ess.
At the Manchester (coloredl Baptist
church Rev. a. Btnga, Jr., baptized one
hundred and twenty five persons notwith.
standing the fact that the meeting was inter-
rupied by a number of ill.bred persons,
" bite and colored. G.ea u zfI,l&s al. =
At the First Presbyterian church Rev. j.
W. Pratt, D. D., Of Richmond, Ky., preached
morning and night to large congregations
and with great acceptabiIity. Rev. Or.
Preston, Of the First church, filled the pulpit
of the Third Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning. and delivered sermon abounding
in eloquence and instruction. .;1sat ~
At st. Peters cathedral Father Jar1ssens
celebrated high.mass at 103 O'Clock, during
" hich Monseisneur Seton, prothonotary apos-
tolic, Of Madison, n Y, delivered highly.
polished and iusfructfyediscourseo on the gos-
pei OF the day. wherein is isnsrfated the miracle
of cur Lord in feeding the multitude IN the
desert with five barley ioaves and two fishes.
He confined himself throughout the discourse
strictly to the exposition Of the text, giving
FIRST its literal and then its mystical signff-
canoe. He was particularly happy in show
ing how foil of meaning was each word In
the gospel, and how many saiutary lessons
were therein contained: h.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29

THE best and sarest remedy In the world for NIL
diseases with which children are afflicted during
the process Of teethfug Is Mrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP It not only relieves the child from
pain. bat inyigorates the stomsch and bowels, cures
wind-colic and By giving quiet sleep to the child
gives rest to the mother. {