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There are many diseases OF an acute and
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External Remedies are the
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account of the facility which we possess Of
watching their action and their results
and of these remedies Electricity, in the
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Curative and Preservative

effects of Voltaic Electricity, we may most
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haustion of nerve power, Or the diminished
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ADDRESS!

To the Weaz:, Nel'UOus, and
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Corrected to Accord with Cincinnati
Time.

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From Columbia Junction
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Daily, except Sunday.
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Sunday trains
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CULPEPER COUNTY.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
CuIPEPER, April 1G, 1878.
Thus far we have had the most delightful
and SeaSonable spring that has fallen to our
lot for years. and our whole country feels
lis effects, and has donned its spring cos
tune. Our wheat and oat crops and our
cras>-fields are looking and doing as
finely as could be wished, while sea-
souable weather has enabled our farm
crs to make full! progress in their
preparation for corn, and 4 very large acre.
age has been pIoughed, and some have be-
gun plantipg; so that with the present and
future prospects before us we hereabouts
have much to be thankful for, notwith-
standing the perpetual ring OF hard times
and taxes.
The revival begun in our colorcd Baptist
churches some two months since still holds
on with undated zeal, and nightly our two
churches are crowded with anxious ones.
One hundred and ten were baptized in the
river near our town on Sunday last by the
Rev. Harrison Blairs pastor, of ARsIeca'
church, to which at an early hour multi
tades resorted, so that 1t was truly sight
to behold. The bridge and meadow sur
rounding to the extent OF about an acre,
literally swarmed with. human beings, both
white and black, witnessing the ordinance,
while the venerable old preacher, up to his
waist in the water, stood at the head OF the
long line OF candidates, baptizing and pass
Ing them on. So there was q continuous
line passing in and out for hours, but he
stood to his post, and failed not in his duty.
Although the crowd was immense, and some
ludicrous scenes were presented, the utmost
order and dccorum prevailed. There
are still large numbers Of "seekers"
nightly at these meetings at Antioch church.
At the newly set-up church, Mt. Olivet,
only few months old, and at which, under
the preaching OF their young and energetic
minister, Rev. Gus. Lewis, the revival be-
gan. The interest still continues. Large
additions have been made to the member
ship OF this church. and quite number are
awaiting baptism, and many more seeking.
This revival has certainly been remarkable
one among this people, and what results
are to follow none can foresee.
Our court-day yesterday was an unusually
quiet one, and very sparsely attended. The
weather was showery all day, which doubt
less prevented many from coming. A few
local and road cases occupied the attention
OF the Court, and some few cases postponed
until to-day. r.
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sFIlNA.NegI
RICHMOND STOCK


RICHMOND STOGE StsE.
WEDNESDAY as7s.
! SALES: 100 Virginia cunsals af 81 ,ae0svir-
ainia new ut 33z: ]. 400 Virginia Afsxsed mt
500 Richmond s,s at 4 Geo gichHaond. 6'a
at 102K.
State Sseur.tiss.-V conso.s eoa bid, e2
s |s;::sss :sss
: &C coy ss sesnrtties .9Richmnnd cry f17 b1ds
us f psfes s ags a 81
burg city 6's, 81 Did; Eorlolk CIT gt. asked;
Masshesssg as "a assa
Central Railroad third moFtgaga DIS j. aud j..
s s ana T. 90 ni 3D. E Hraa sasl
non-mortgage s's, j. and u, St bid Virginia and
ss s arSsd s sseeas scsa ana s1a
mortgage 8s. y. and s., 9a bids Eonfhside Railroad
second mortgage preferred 6,Ags a1d j, ~ bid.
ferred SIS, j. and 3, 81 bid Eetersburs Railroad
first mortgage Ss. j. and J.4 80 bid; Richmond
and PesersbuFs Rairoad ae s a paaS
Richmond, Frederieksburg and PoIomae Railroad
He Rsroad nsa ea and H. 3D.
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's, A. and De-,
Raiiroad Stocks.-Rlchmona and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 81 bid. 5Ssasked: Richmond,
100 par, 10 asked; Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent guaranteed, 90
par, so bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, LOO par.
90 BID: Richnond ana Danvihe Eailroad, I 90 par,
bid. 100 -
43 asked.
Insurance Compdnies.-vi Virginia Fire and Ma-
rine, 20 par 80 bid Merchanis and Mechanics, 100
par, So bid, 80 asked; Granite Instance Company,
100 par, so bid; Richmond frs citation, 20
par, Il bid. ,.E vi sLcts i, e, e
pany, 100 par, 76 I'D. 80
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The Arlington Esfate-..TEe Present
Status of the Case.

philadelphia Bulletin
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Arlington
electment case Of General Lee as. The
United States Superintendent Of Arlington
aud others is now on the docket OF the
United States Circuit Court, and awaits
argument'on the merits. In the meanwhile
there has teeD Il motion filed by the counsel,
Tor the plaintiff to remand the case to the
Circuit Court OF Alexandria county, in
which II was first begun, but from which it
was removed by certiorari to the United
STATES Court, which now holds jurisdiction
OF tue case. This motion was overruled at
Richmond by Judge Hughes, and the formal
ORDER denying the motion and certifying the
exceptions thereto has been filed in Alex
andria. This is the last paper filed in the
case, and the question raised by it will be
taken uptot the Supreme Court OF the United
States by General Lee. it is a preliminary
question: and, ii decided in General Lees
favor, will make void all the proceedings OF
Judge Hughes's court in reference to the
matter. The present status of the case is
this: Judge Hughes has decided against
the motion Of the piaintif) that bis court
has properly superseded the State court in
jurisdiction over the case, and has also de-
clded against the motion OF the United
States that the suggestion that the defend
Ants should, as agents Of the United States,
does not bar bis jurisdiction. He. has, in
the words CT his decision, sssustained the
demurrer OF the plaintiff and directed that
tte case shall proceed to trial upon its mer-
lts. - The tfial upon the merits will proba-
biy take place I'M M =
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4irI,,l,oltll lisaatfh.
n,,YrssDaY APRIL Is, 1875.
PETERSBURG.

prspI.y TERM OF THE HusTlNGs c0uRT--A
ry.T, nccYET--ABRupT CLOSE OF THE TEN
,sp,SCr EEETINGS--FATAL KEROSENE
.crInrNT-TBE BOND WORCESTERSHIRE
SEASON.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispa,ch.l
APRIL II, 1878.
The quarterly term OF the Hastings Court
!, This CITY commences tomorrow. The
s,a,n,on wealth's docket is quite full, con-
s;S,;nr OF twelve cases OF felony and i've
30 ,aisdemeanor. Some OF them are
~ very interesting nature, ana
the crowds in attendance during their
tria, will probably be unusually large.
The ciyi docket is also large, embracing
1s) chancery cases and nearly 100 new cases
oi other kinds. The term Will DOUBTLESS
he a long one. 1t is probable that Judge
Mann viii specially charge the grand Jury
TO look after the enforcement OF tue liquor
Low the returns for last month by number
- ,be dealers being so light as to excite
comment.
The temperance meetings inaugurated by
Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Broughton were
i,rouyht TO a close last night, the difficulty
annorcntly being'a want Of funds to defray
.bc necessary expenses in conducting them.
,rb, audience voted for a continuance OF
the meetings, but failed to respond to the
;nyita,ion 10 contribute to the expense OF
the hall. Mr.. Broughton has been working
here under somewhat OF disadvantage by
reason OF injurious reports sent up from
the Youu. Mems Christian: Association or
Norfolk.
Information received last night states that
Mrs. William T. Flowers, agedabouttwen-
ty-threo years, !, very worthy and respected
lady OF Sussex county, was dreadiu,ly
burned two or three days ago. In attempt
ing 10 kinGle fire with Kerosene oil. which
she poured from can, the oil was ignited,
the can exploded, and her body was quickly
rrycloped in flames. No one was present
but her two little children, whom, in her
anonv, she warned from her. Before as.
siStance could be rendered, her body, from
her breast to her feet, was burned black, and
her death is only a matter OF a few hours.
The fine peasure-sloop belonging to Mt.
W. II. rinsdale, which was stolen several
DAYS ago, was recovered in James river.
The thief was go closely pursued that he
abandoned the vessel and took to the woods.
Il is now believed that the woman Char
lotte Dougheity, who was arrested with the
bond-robOers in this city, obtained her
freedom in New York by giving her COM
nanioas away, and that Horace Hovan will
get free on the same grounds. The box Of
bonds, when captured in this,,city, had not
been out CT the ground twenty-four hours.
The fishing season is just now IN its prime,
and the owners OF Seines and nets and
traps are meeting with fine success. Even
the small boys and the hundreds Of negroes
who line the banks OF The river are well re-
Dald for their patience and labors with the
hook and line. ROBIN ADAiR.
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WINCHESTER.
lCorrespon denoe OF the Richmond Dispatch. ]

lCorrespon dence OF the Richmond Dispachl
APRIL 16, 1878.
Last night a fire broke out in the post
Office OF this place, which caused some ex-
element from its being in the centre Of the
townsbut which, fortunately, was eXtin-
guished before doing much damage. As
much injury was probably done by the
water used in putting it out as by the fire.
Some OF the mail that was to 20 out this
morning was destroyed, but most escaped
uniniured. 1t is thought that the fire was
caused by the explosion Of a kerosene-oil
lamp. "
The fruit in this section OF country has
been greatly injured. About three fourths
Of the peaches and cherries have been killed.
The apples were not sufficiently forward to
be hurt. The wheat-6e!Gs present mag
nltlcent appearance.
The March lion has been raging up to the
middle OF April, but seems at last to have
Suceumbed TO the gentle influences oi this
tender month. MARCUS.
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TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
NEWS AgD GOSSIP FROM TEE MA,
TTONAI. CAPITAL.

NOMINATIONS AND coNF1RMATioNs-NA.
VAL STATION At PORT ROYAL, s. c.-pRo-
BABLE. ADJOURNMENT OF, CONGRESS ON
THE 10TH OF JUNE--PRovTsroNs OF THE
RESUMPTION ACT-REFUND OF THE COT
ToNTAXAsKED HEPosTAL PARTY
RETURNING TO wAsHINGToN-FuNERAI.
OF THE LATE WILLIAM N. TwEED-THE
INTERNATIONAL sUNDAY.sCHooL CON-
vENTIoN IN SESSION ATATLANTA, CA
HEAVY FAILURE OF LIVERPOOL SHIP.
OWNERSHIP PENDING WAR IN EU-
RopE-TRooPs ORDERED FROM BOMBAY
TO MALTA-coNTEsT IN THE sULTANs
CABINET, &C., SC.
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aIas. lss: ssssa
To Isssssr tcssh
anlshs saEas sasos; 90. ss|
s sgs ars assses isis ':s:! o.
$1,000 ffs,l.s
e@8 s.ioc. d rs; Enaiiss ana A1nsst an sesss, 81
&C.: Swedes, hammered, 4c...a 4t6 al 4*.
iron Vsreinla blast 6 CHARGE
Saiis Old Duninions ss6S Ri I'd NJ sssa
xsesaa- casasaos: .ssoiesais..- rsssat
ass: 'fRlsa; So sssss as:
- Luniber. saves. &c.
,,ar ea sSsSs no 900
jeIst sIS@sls: according q ,snssis; sh,as
d LOCO: Eaihs-sphs II 80; sawed, ss:aS6sa
ISeo pss seasone saosas Ioe oas5arr
timber, $6@S7.5 80 q I 1000. E1our-barrei Doles,K
@s: hogshead-hoois. no demand; htckory-bo
s'33s- 80 80 LIcorice.
Eieoffes Paste: j. g. e Co.. &c; g.. 7ce:-
s. e ssc az CO.. s4s 90 s T: A9 9ss.
2ec c. c. W., 19c.; no brand II =
.laaors. Wines. Sc. g5-ssgs
Ale: scotch. oest brands, r;n:s s2GsZ.2a5is
dozen. gold. 1907 ~ stz 81 81
Braadfes: Domestic. s1.25i1s22 frp1'. sLIpa
.l,40: aD.ile. new sI.75aSZ; a.d, S2.23GSE5.
Virginia peach. S2G,s2.50. ssttr.EEE -. r..
Eue hts&eYs: Medium. 81 80: oure cid. e:
iaSi Virginia MOUNTAIN new, saf9 II Ia
S2.50 ElS3.5 q and npyar.is. = go 81 liz,
Gfa: Domestic. Sl.25da$2 i,anar,s@S. 40 q 4lsz 7
tycac ENGLAND Run III. s. aGI&1.60., 81
Rsctifed ThisKsVs e1arkei quiet !; ssoo!, 81 90
tsSfs MilI.Eeed. 80.
s.iDsts.6 $4,000; p bushel; $40 sston.
Wheat Rfa,i: 20@25c. u bisI,fl;s $50 q ton. 81
Corn gTdn: 17c. Ger bushe: sI5@slS 8 ton.
Powder. Shot. ac. ...s
L. Estsse Toys RAINING. 35ca.s BIS ss leo iae1
otcdef. :t.f5 by the GSe ices ss.sE fys
kegs, S6.2J; blasting, S3.25G3S3.50.
Shot: Northern. 2.10tGS2.2o q Ing q, - M. 2.
nriRSSt0nes: 1Atda2kc. 2 10.
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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM.
LONDON, April IA severe thunder
storE, passed over London this afternoon.
q. Thc Eastern Question.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Times has the
following from St. Petersburg: "Therc is
vague feeling of uneasiness among we'll
informed people to-day, but no reason cun
be discovered therefor, except the prolonged
suspense"
LONDON, April 1.-THE stock market was
stagnant and depressed yesterday until
nearly the close. when rumors-aggravated
but OF a favorable character-of Lord North
cote's statement in the House of Commons
created some activity and confidence. The
statement, though purely negative on the
main issue, is regarded as hopeful indica-
ton, because it gives assurance that nothing
has heretofore occurred to render peace inn
possible. Parliament separates for Easter
under the conviction that the emergency is
not greater than it was weeks ago.
LONDON, April 17.-The news from va
r!ous centres Of interest is not reassuring.
A semi-ofticial dispatch from Calcutta of
to-day's date says: "The Indian Govern
ment has received orders to send troops to
Malta." The following regiments are de-
signated TO leave for that place: Ninth
Bengal cavalry, First Bombay Light cav
airy, Second Glowtras, Thirteenth and
Thirty-iirst Bengal infantry, and Twenty
fifth Madras infantry, two regiments OF
the Bombay native infantry, two Bombay
field batteries, two companies OF Bombay
sappers and miners. and two companies OF
Madras sappers and miners. The native
infantry will be brigaded with British at
Malta. The assistant quartermaster- ana
commissarv-generals at Calcutta have
pone to Malta to arrange for the recep-
ton OF these troops.
A Constantinople dispatch of the 10th
says: The contest in the Cabinet contin.
ues. Ahmed Yefd Efendi, President OF
the Council OF Ministers, rendered his re-
signation on Monday, but withdrew it after
long conference with the Sultan, and Sa-
fct Pasha, President OF the Council of State,
and the refusal of Rouf I'asha and Mehemet
Ruchdi Pasha to accept the Premiership.
Mehemet Ruchdi Pasha has been appointed
a minister without portfolio.
LONDON, April 17.-The Turks still oecu.
py Batoum. The Russians have again asked
permission to occupy Buyakdere, or are
moving nearer Constantinopie.
GREAT USEAsINEss IN ST. Petersburg.
LONDON, April 17.-Both from Vienna
and st. Petersburg come reports OF grea
uneasiness and dissatisfaction in the latter
city.
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DEFECTIVE AND LEAKY ROOFS MADE PER-
Feet.

RICHMOND IRON PAINr.-A thorough
test OF the Richmond Iron Paint on the roof
recommend II as coming fully up to all that is
claimed for II. The roof OF this building was for !
long while in such condition that whcneverit rained
the water leaked through in various places TO the
floor beneath. The city expended q considerable
sum OF money different lines In efforts To repair
the roof. but to very little advantage. Several
months ago the prorrietorS Of ile fndeT-1ppedi
were induced TO try the Richmond Iron PAINT, anu
since the applications there has been evidence or
leakage The tremendous rain Of last Thursday
week was turned Off FROM the roof US though 1t had
fallen upon solid rock. This paint Is manufactured
from The purast Virginia iron ore. which Is entirely
free from sulphur. slate. aud other impurities. IL
Ia rendered pure before IL Is ground III Oh, and Is
manipulated with thirty per cent. or lead, which
gives pblc body and elasticity 10 Withstand severe
aud sudden changes of temperature. Anexerlence
OF twenty Years proves that Is roofing paint lt has
superior, II any equal IL rcEsers the roo! bot
fire. and waterproof. Mr.. w. HI. Benson, Dr., Of
this city. Is the agent.
ALI. WORK DONE GUIARANTEED FOR FIVE
YEARS. ap l3-eod3lh
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Georgia.
THE INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHo0L CONFEN-
TION.

THE INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONVEX
TIoN.
ATLANTA, April 1.-THE International
Sunday-School Convention assembled in the
First Baptist church to-day, about 400 dele
gates being in attendance, representing all
the States. Indian Territory, and Canadian
provinces. The Convention was called to
order by Rev. George 4. Peltz, OF New
Jersey, president OF the last international
Convention.
Addresses OF welcome were made By
Mayor Angler and Governor Colquitt, and
responses Dy Rev. John Potts, Of Toronto.
and General Clinton 3. Fisk, OF New York.
: The Committee on Permanent Organlza-
ton reported unanimously in favor OF Gov
ernor Colquitt, OF Georgia, for permanent
presidcat, and one vice-prcsident from each
State, &c. Adopted.
Brief reports OF Sunday-school work in
elch State were made. They indicate great
increase in the number OF schools. pupils,
and teachers. .-..
The Executive Committee and statistical
secretary made full reports.
Tonight the International Sunday-School
Lessons were considered, and the report OF
the committee read. Addresses were made
by DR.. John Hall, of New York, and DR..
j. FL. Vincent.
The attendance OF visitors is very large,
and great enthusiasm prevails. The Con-
yention will be in session till Saturday.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, April 17.-Gold opened at 1905.
Toon.-Stocks firm and active. Money on cal, 6
per cent. Gold, l00k@100S. Exchange-Long,
4S6; short, 1881. Stale bonds quiet. Govern
merts steady.
EUentng.- Money easy at 465 per cent. Sterling,
4e6. Golu firm at 1004@l00's. Governments gen.
orally steady new 81, 10i1. States dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April I7.-Eirgin!a 6's. deferred,
Az; consolidated, COS; second series, 80. North
Curolina 6's old, Is; new, 6. Bid to-day.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

rNEN-HORSE-POWER PORT A BL L
l. ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE. made By
Talbot & Son, and used since Jannary. 1878. IL
has tecn fully tested therefore better than new.
Sold only on account OF being too small for our use
Can be seen at work I'm our bc1-factor: for thirty
days. viii sell on accommodating terms for nezo-
Table paper. j. W. RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH,
booksellers, StattOners, Blank Book and PaperBox
Manu- fact urers, 1902 and 1904 Main street. Rich
mOnd ap l2-0rodlot&WlOt
TOR SALE, 4 FIRST-CLASS DRUG
STORE. situated In growing and nlanafaetur-
ing city. Term: Very moderate Apply 70
Z. Il. TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent aud Aucttoneer:
ap l2-codlm hahches.ef' Va