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ROWRRY TREATRB
d Kssees........Messrs. g. L. Fox and J. ". Iinxazd
SATURDAY, May 81, 1889
THE RED CROW.
Holland Howe g. Q. Bopface Lance Lovel0ck g. L. Fox
Marion Miss Denvtl il Mas q. Herring
HAIRY BUREHAM.
Harry Burnhsn Mr. Lsveday ri Lane. q. @. Bouaco
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WATCEES, JEwELRY. CHAINS LoCKETB &C, &C-
new and elesaat ehea per any house
c eJ wholesale and retail liberal discount 70 the trade
gcds before purchasing sewhere watches rs.sed by
os me guA hnfe &c 30 70 nne ano quality OF gold.
Z - Fesr 60, II rass.a s:ee,, .2.r MAJ
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IAN MARBLE.-THAT CELEBRATED TROrrING
horse for sale cheap sold this week, i not he viii be
present going Europe 70 be the Of
thirty fifth sr ee Ard Third avenue.
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gryFTE gEW LINE FOR CALIFORNIA.
III Great Reduction Of fare.
The favoyite steamship NORTHERN LIGHT Capt Tinkle
pauRh will leave, from pier No. North river Friday June
To- a. O'Clock r. M connecting via Panama Railroad with
vteanehp UNCLE SAN.
u. 3. ALLEN, Agent
NIB All persons are forbid trusting any account Of
Above ships or Ovner1
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(tITY MADE BUGGIEs PERSONS PURCHASING FINE
~ New York made buggies are invited to give me eau;
will nnd work cheap the cheapest and ~ good
as the best Repairing done with nssnss a. 100
Elizabeth street. Il. N. SrRATTON.
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NOR eALH-A FINE PAIR OF DARK BAY HORsEe
5s bands short tails viii be guaranteed young sound
kind single double harness and under the SADDLE and
free drivers have been used for two by gentleman
he keep price $500 would sell for
$500 the choice Please cay apply Horse dealers
POetO
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4 IJsTRALIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1852
a carrying the United States mai-The beautiful Al
Sree cnper ship TEMPLAR 1900 ions bnrthen Martin
nsnder loading =. pier 10 Ess = river ana hay,
NsIboure direct 20 and freight for Sydney Gee
lng and Hobart Town she has elegant and unsurpassed
For ireisH or passage apply " CAMERON No Bowl
made on consisnInent Consgnees in Australia Messrs W.
knscp Broe. Co.
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WOE eALE-A sOBREL MARs. l63s BANDS high; rs
uies lbo light rotnR perfect order; hss been
used but monihs weight 28 pounds together with harness.
blanket &c. Can be Kings stables OF Lafayette
place and Fourth street,
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10 now rapidly loading Pier 10 East river This ay mag
nhceut vessel svobly othe trade and we think WIN
readily command q preference all other vessels
esdpg Her la,e Ssn Francisco In 100 days. and
ne manner which she delivered her cargo well
renbered She insuree No J. perfect order The
voysge and viii be despatched promptly Z. above For bal
waD street, f6nine building Agents ~ San Francisco.
Meseys WILLIAM T. COLEMAN CO. Exchange San
Errpcsco fer sale suit Limited advances made
70 shipm ents OF approved merchandise.
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CILvER WARE.
- WIN FORpEA manufacturer Of sterling silver ware
No. III Spring stre6t.
respectfully informs bis friends and the public that he
pared 70 h bis mandatory every article his line
tea dinner services, spoons, forks, knives &e-of sups
rcr ~ 10 and workm ansrfp.
navnx manufactured solely for one o. the principal houses
81 this Guy the pst twenty fve yesrs he can With cona
dence calm = share u public patronage
Orders puacusy attended to. The trade supplied on lbs
raj terme
Mandatory I'll sprrg street. between vsrick and Hsdsou
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The advantage Of Dsbs.-A dashing young
womaa having written to her absent husband
for the means to pay off"a few small debts,''
:ce;ved in reply the following fiscal and
philosophic advice: ... ....
Ay Dear Cricken: Never attemptto get
out of debt. The woman who owes nobody
is poor, miserable being, nobody manifests
any interest in her weitare-nobody cares a
continental cent, whether she lives or dies
She is lean, hungry, and generally as poor
and wilted as were the pinfears on Jobs
turkey. Look at our great men: they are
all debtors-ewe everybody; our men of
science, our authors, our sensation ministers
all the entire cohort of them are deeper in
debt than Pharaoh's army were in the Red
Sea. Debt ennobles woman; gives her a
more expanded and liberal view of human
nature; makes her energetic, healthy and
active, and keeps her moving especially if
she never pays rent or anything else.-
Nothing will cure the consumptive quicker
than good strong dose of debt, properly
taken. To Que, Is human; to pay, divine.
Therefore, until woman becomes superhu-
man she shouldn't attempt to emulate diyin-
ity. Tbs science of payment-the true mod
ern sciegce iS-get in debt to somebody
enough to pay somebody else whom you owe.
By this means,you avoid getting out of debt,
aud yet maintain reputation of paying
The greatness of nation increases with its
national debt. Make a note of this at ninety
days.
Your indebted husband, J.B.
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Your indebted husband,

A Cool Murderer. The St. Louis Demo
crat, of Friday last, gives the following &C.
count of the sentence of Thornton, for the
co!d-bloodei murder Of Mr.. Charles, in that
city, some month ago:
"When the prisoner arose, and was asked
if he had anything to say why he should not
suffer the penalty of his crime, he simply an
swered, Nothing, in firm voice, and pro-
ceeded with the utmost calmness to refresh
himself with drink of ice water. His Honor
snen sentenced him to be hung on Friday,
the llth day of next November, in the per-
torrance of which duty he was deeply NOV
ed. The general officers of the court and
many spectators were also affected to tears,
but the prisoner was imperturbable through
out"
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-.LglI Atif at E g.. "a T.
Prise Riaing.-At the approaching Fair
in Lynchburg, fine saddle viii sbe awarded
10 the best tourney rider, and an elegant rid
ing hat will be awarded to the best lady
equestrian. M "A
BURNING OF HUMAN BODIES FOR FUEL.-The
first and only railroad in Africa was completed
a few months ago. 1t connects Aiexs ndria, the
chief Egyptian seaport with Cairo The most
remarkable fact connected with his evidence
OF progress in Egypt. is the use of human bo-
dies Tor fuel. The locomotives are ted with
this novel food, and actually ue'i i've heir
strength from the burning bones and hesh of
men. .ar
MAN MuRDERED.-On Monday ate rnoon last,
an Irish laborsr nameu Duggan, employed On
two or three miles from Dynchburg was nut.
dsred bya man named Robt. Overstreet
The Pistsburg papers announce the deaf b
years prominent member of the bar
The papers of Prussia complain that great
numbers OF young nsn leave that country
clandestinely for the United States to avoid
military service. ~.
There is a soci .ty in Cincinnati called the
Landlords Association. Its object is to pre-
mote the interests of hotel-ketp ers throug Oh
out the State. sge4 7Ft
An Actors Importance. The New Haven
Register relates that an actor at one of the
theatres was called out four tine in one
evening not long ago-twice by sheriff, once
by a tail,r, and once by an irresistible desire
to imbbe.
Gov. Morgan, Of New York, has issued his
proclamation for the annual Thanksgiving
designating Thursday. Nov. Gath, the sane
as New Hampshire. t...
Capt. Sheppard, member of the late vir-
ginia Legislature from Buckingham county,
died last week.
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Fried Water Chickens,-A traveller stop
ping at one of the hotels in Minisota, recent
ly saw the phrase Cried Water Chickens"
on the dinner bill of fare. Desiring to know
what this meant, he sent for dish of water
chickens. They came, and sure enough
looked very much like the smallest and whit
est of fried spring chickens. He tried them
found them excellent-reccomnen them
to the rest of the party ladies and all. All who
tried them liked them wonderfully; and so,
nearly all of them became frog eaters almost
without knowing it.
REmARKABLE.-We learn from a ge mt. eman,
well &C quainted with the facts. that sometime
in Marcn last an old gentleman, resiling for
many years in Davie, was sitting in his house,
a few leet from an open window, when dove
dew in and alightsd on his shoulder. He kept
his seat, but called mis- daughter, who was in
an adjoining loom, to come quickly, She
came in, and pointing to the bird, he told her
to take it off and put It in q cage, and take good
care of 1t as long as 10 lived. She gently lifted
the bird of and Gagged 1t as directed, her father
remarklng to her at the same time, "Nly race
is nearly over shalldie in two weeks" He
was thensin ordinary health but. strange to
say, he died that day two weeks The bird is
yet in its cage, and in the possession of the
family, who regard it win feelings of peculiar
sadness Salisbury N. C, NWatchman
A Burning WeN,-AI singular well has
been discovered in Bureau county, Ill. A
candle having been let down, The atmf sphere
in it took fire and cannot he exCinguished. A
correspondent says: The well has been filled
with earth, the place delayed WITH water,
but to little avail as regards tinal extin-
guishment. The flames break through the
loose earth of the well, like fasaes of gun
powder running along upon the ground.
UNITED STATES TREAsuaT The amount in
the U. s, Treasury sub.ec to draft on the 26th
Alt., was $5,l63, 459, OF which S9,47y was at
hIchm nd; $45 1893 at Norfolk; $l,la8 at
Nashville, Tenn, and SFse' az Whining on,
N, G. d 4sas
DAMAGES RECOVERED "A iady has recov cred
ohio, from the act of one OF its conductors,
who put her off in the rain because she TENDER
ed a doubtful bill in payment other fare. One
OF her children died rom IaeS exposure to the
weather, btt
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Special NOtiee.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY,
State of 0bio

J
Before me, the subscriber, Justice of the
Peace, in and for said county, personally came
John Lee. who, being duly sworn, deposeth
and said that he had been suffering with Chron-
&c Diarrhaa for the past twenty-five years and
had consulted, and received prescriptions for
his case from all the principal Physicians in
Philadelphia and Cincinnati, but ali to no ct.
feet, as he received no relief. At last, he was
reduced to mere skeleton, without even the
hope of ever finding relief but, by the advice
OF friend, was induced to try Hoste tiers Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, and, to his utter sur
prise, found relief from the first trial and in
less taan two months, found himself perfectly
e OF MS complaint, and is daily recovering
MS strength OF body, and increasing in flesh
and cheerfully gives this certificates, in the
hope that others afflicted like himself may be
benefited. JOHN LEE
Sworn to and subscribed be tore me, August
2lst, 1856. G. F. HANSELMAN,
Justice of the Peace
oc5 No. A Western ST., Cincinnati, q.
For sale BY BURRUSs & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and importers Of Braldies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
gists and dealers generally. everywhere
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d Qaandary,-A correspondent of the
Hamilton (Canadal Spectator tells the fol-
lowing anecdote about Wisden, one of the
Ali ng,aud- Eleven, now here
CAT the St. Lawrence Hotel, at supper,
some corn was served along with other dishes,
and, being offered to Wisden, he took some.
But, how to eat it? Wisden looked round
the tao.e, but there was none partaking of
corn, 50 be was left to his own inventive re-
sources. After some meditation, and eau
tious survey Of the table to see if any were
observing him, he took it up boldly and
stuck it; between his teeth endWise. Imagine
his disappointment at finding cob in the
middle OF the luscious morssi."
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: Carpina at Dinnsr.-This extract fron yhe

Carving at Dinner.-This extract from The
recently published volsm. entitled "Dinner.
Breakfast and Tea" furnishes some interest
ing facts touching the most laborious accom-
plishment, carving, and how burdens me it
was made in olden time: &E
Carving was anciently taught as an art,
and it was performed to the sound Of music.
In later time, we read in the life of Lacy
Mary W. Montague, that her father, the
Duke of Kingston, "having no wife to do tae
honers of his table at Thoresby imposed that
task upon his eldest daughter, as ssoa as she
had bodily strength for the Office, which. in
those days, required no small share; for the
mistress OF country mansion was not only
to inyite-that is,t urge and teaze her com
pany to eat more than human throats C lud
conveniently swallow-but to carve every
dish when chosen, with her own hands. The
greater the lady, the more, Indispensable the
duty. Each joint was carried up in its turn
to be operated on by her, aud her alone;
were SO far being bound to offer their assis-
lance that the vey master of the house, post
ed opposite to her, might not act as her
croupier; his department was to push the
bottle after dinner. As for the crowds of
guests, the most inconsiderable among them,
II suffered through her neglect to help him
self to slice of the mutton placed before
him, would have chewed it in bitterness. and
gone home an affronted man. There were
at this time professed carving masters, who
taught young ladies the art scientifically,
from one Of whom Lady Mary took lessons
taree times week, that sac might be per-
iect on her fathers public days-when, in
order to perform her functions without in
corruption, she was forced to eat her own
dinn.r alone, an hour or TWO beforehand.
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An American ,Shot.-An American ma.
chinist named Chase, at Topic, Mexico, was
shot, by the order of General Moreno, who
had captured the place. The charge against
him was, being under arms, but that is deni-
ed, though he had frequently been seen with
sword in the streets. His body was after
wards hung up by the roadside.
Mammoth Peach Orchard.-At st Joseph,
Michigan, there is peach. orchard covering
only Eve acres of ground, from which the
owner has already sold, this year, over nine
thousand dollars worth of peaches He finds
market in Milwaukee and Chicago for
all the peaches he can raise.
INoENDIARIsM.-Incen still practice
at Hartford. On Saturday evening, the barn
belonging to Julia Gilman was destroyed by
fire, and during its progress the fruit upon
seventy-fve trees was either stolen or de-
stroyed. Total loss about two thousand dol
lars; insured for one thousand.
Killed by Broomstick.- broomstick in
the hands of an enraged wife, is a standing
lest but there are exceptions. On the Ilth in
stant-James Shaw, resident of Vicksburg
Mississippi, was struck by his wife with
breomstick, and staggering into the yard fell
dead. The murderer was arrested.
Made to Disgorge-Dr. W. W. Rich
mond, a spiritual healing medium, who for
some time has been operating in Memphis,
Tenn, was mde to refund fee of fifty dol
lars, in open Court, on Saturday. The pee-
pie Whereabouts don't believe in "spirits."
A "Fol" Bite.-Two Youngsters recently
went to pic mic near Detroit, and took a
lunch with them in the shape of a roasted
chicken, When they arrived, it had by
some process disappeared. Each accused the
other of stealing the game, and finally they
fell to fighting, when the nose Of one and
the lip OF the other was bitten off. Although
their chicken was gone, they were not to be
cheated out ola foul bite.
Found Drowned. Monday the body of a
white woman, seemingly native of Ireland !,
was found in the dock at Richmond. 1t had
been there some few weeks, aud was much
decomposed
Sudden DEATH IN ClarksviAe Mary Proc
tor, OF GAINESVILLE, fell dead last week. An
inquest was held over her body, and the
verdict of the jury was, that she came to her
death by the visitation of Providence
FLOUR INSPECTIONS IN LYNcHBURG. There
were 1868 bbls. of -four inspected in
Lynchcarg during the quarter ending Sept.
36th.
Made Good hiss Escape.--Robert Il. Over
street, VITO murdered Duggan, near Ly nch-
burg, last week, for insisting on getting upon
hand CT. has made good his csc ape from
arrest.
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Tie International Cricket Moteh,-The
long expected Cricket match between the
cal zagand Eleven" and the twenty-five
pIa7ers Of the United States, was oommene-
ed Monday morning, at the St. Georges
Cricket Ground, Hoboaen, n. Y, in the
presence Of thousands of spectators. The
TWENTY-FIVE of the United States were first
at tae w;ckets. The weather was very fine
and the ground in capital order. The u.
States players first innings we're only 80.
At: cock the AlI-Engand Eleven went
in, sending in Hayaari and Carpenter to
bat. After long az steady play Carpen-
ter was caught out b. Senior. Widen took
his place and was qui ( y disposed Of for.S.
Par succeeded him, and, with Maynard, re-
manned at the bat When the stamps were
drawn, at 5 O'Clock, the following was the
score First inning II. Hayward, not out,
90; r. Carpenter, &C. Wisden, 3; G. Parr,
not ont, s.; byes 8; wiiss 6; no balls 2-l6;
total 80.
Tee United States players manifested
much nervousness during tae larger portion
of the day, but impr wed somewha; at the
close.
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A Worning to Gymnasts. Gymnastic ex-
ercises are excellent when employed with
moderation and discretion, but desire to
out-co others, frequently leads to serious re-
suits, as in the case ef the man named
Stearns, in Chicago who, few weeks ago,
in company with number of friends, was
engaged in jumping, lifting, aud throwing.
Becoming excited, he undertook to out-do
ais companions throwing crowbar,in doing
which, ne so injured himself internally that
be took to his bed, and Though he had the
test medical advice, be fingered in great
agony until Sunday last, when he died.
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a Tough Story. Henry Black, of New.
port, Pa, who undertook to sever the head
Of a hen was attacked by rooster, which
spu-rei him on the hand into an artery
About two weeks after the accident he was
attacks with intense pain, sickening sea-
sation Of the heart, and his suffering became
iasupp0rtable. AT this date, remarkable
frame together, as though to gain strength
FOX an act, and his voice broke forth Ike
the growing of a roosterl This was re-
peated from time to time, and such was the
similarity Of voices That outside listeners as
serted their belief that it was rooster
After fSur days of indiscribable suffering he
died
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High Price for Slaves.-At an executors
sale in Franklin, Tenn, recently, the follow
ing prices for slaves were obtained on ere
dit of twelve months:
A boy q years odd, ST $50; boy l6, ST.
730; a boy II, $l,3O7; boy 9, Ito; boy
8, 81 600; woman 10, and a child months
old, $3.50; woman ", 1920; girl Z,
Sl,o65: Total Sl2,5S5. Being an ayerag e,
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MEuICINE.

FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcTuAI cuaenr
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA. ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COINS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER
PILES, GENERAL DEBILITY.
GRAND ULAR S WELLINGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MERouRIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And az Diseases arising from an Impure State
of the System, or occasioned by fmprudence in
Life.
For sale in Norfolk by
]. W. BURROW & CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church St.
iy 10 ~
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CO. Circulation greater than the Daiiiea
Of both Cities combined. 80
n office.

AL Communications, &C., intended or IL.
ssrtioa, and Letters in regad to this paper,
<gbouii BE- addressed 70 joan K, HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, il order to ensure
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