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NEW INpIoTMESTs AGAINST THE KING
Neac York. Jsue 2S.-Tbe grand jury OF the
Court or Genera! Sessions to-day presented
six new indictments against William ID.
Tweed, Peter B. Sweeney, g. A. Wood
ward. and others, who have not yet been or.
rested. 1t is said the new indie 'meuts are Tor
obtaining money by false pretences from tue
city treasury. the amount involved being
about 1900, 200. IL
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.Po1soNEp pr EAB1sa Ploklzs.-Ne1 Torf
June aS.-seyeR persO1s were POISONED te-
night by eating plckiel. which, we're ssspss-
notes were administered, ana all will recover
except one Daniel MaloneG Nhe lies In
critical condition.. g
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Orange and Madison.

ORANGE COURTHOUSE, June %, 1915.
Editors Dispatch: There was meeting
q the farmers Of Madison held last Thurs
cay, and meeting OF The same held here to-
day tcourt.days), and delegates appointed to
iae Farmers Convention-to meet in Rich
Iond on the 9th Of August next: = y -
Harvesting Is progressing very finely. The
farmers say there is plenty of labor accessi-
L.a --.s... s.r <.-#f s.
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Ft'AAKY ELECTION To.DAY.-Anotber
ES'assTsatye election occurs to-day, from IL
= =" 7. b.. for the purpose OF choosing
|,sats 10 convention to meet tomorrow
~ NJ. 10 nomina.e candidates for States
Tiys'lty and surveyor for Baltimore city
''a'DsDre Sun, 29H.
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: 1,rp-BoAr TRlA,L.-Alantic civ, n J.,
lime 2s.-The American double hfe-saving
boat had a thorough triI this morning
through the breakers, With 0 strong Winu
and heayy ses, and proved that the boat y sh
that has been representeds &.
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TEE TORNADO AT DsTRoIT. Detroit, June:
as.-The damages by last nights tornado
foot up as follows: Two killed, 6oth. enn.
dren three persons dangerously naIl, anu
twelve others severely; tWenty,thf nou'es
we're Demolished, and macy others more OF
less damaged. s}iTNt 1.s@
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- yudDysAasRcEs asE,nH.e xasss,s- IA.

s@FSsaDtSdadA0So WSGNdE &&SX 10 n
LosDoN, June GA stspa,ehs from Buds.
Pesth, to the Standard sass ID furious <tbun.
der.storm passed ,eyeTlhstc city to-day The
lightning was incesssrt and hail fell In such
quantities that the rooas OF the houses sed
hAts were lowered two ftat
thick Withfce. The waterfalls vie sxsraos-
1ainafy Torrents swept through tie ssseets
Of Hnda, carrying men, vehicles, and &yerT.
thiug movable down toto The Etsey. e Many
houses were snddsniy aeeted and deaxo7sdl
before their Inmates could escape Five
hundred OF The trhabitants are missing, and
at least one HUNDRED have been drowned or
killed By falling wallis all iratlways'ste in.,,
terrupsed. III, ~ -, 80. 90 80 80 &
&. 6 lrs THE sCRHLHR pIaAsrEB.a &s.sst K,
Is LoxpoS, June %. = The court. or ID quiry
steamer Schiller have made their report.
They state thar copies OF directions fer ap-
preaching toe Epgailh coast, 'Hnd0f iDstruc-
lions issued by the Eagle Com paBy, were on
board the steamer, qua both warn the nayi.
gators of the nortbersy current near the
Sci(lys and epioia the use Of the lead. ia thick
weather. In the opinion Of, the court the
sole cause of the .calamity iwss. the entire
neglect of this precantian.~ Had 1.-THE lead,
been used at 8, or even 8 O'Clock tue night Of
the disaster. before Che stearlers course was
sltered, the errors 10 reckoning would have
been discovered. o lfs u >, s.I,I,s. =.
!, DEATH or AN AMERICAN. coNsUL.aiA
Z, LONDON June a9.- n dlspatct from Oden
ANNOUNCES that the Ameriesn cpnsutat Fam,
,zibart died on the l2th Instant ~ ~ltf !
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The total cost of the ST. Louis erlags =
h,,, little less than 81 QUO, 600: its gross
D sassn,s IN The last year were 2s8 900, and
;,s ~ nenses S9s; 900. leaving slss, oN 20 pay
the interest on the 81, 0oO, OO0.- Ph'sadetpe'a
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Ep1soorAL.- Chicago, June 8.-Ihe
standing Committee OF this episcopal oio-
cese nave. voted in favor OF the conSecratlon
Of the Rev. Dr.sa. L. Shipmsn, b,snop.eiecs
Of the diocese OF Fop-du.Lsc. Thls 70 t no!
frst diocese to take this action. --e-~r'
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pass;e Tarrn u,e 10 making quite an income
ant ~ the scandal frial.s Large quar- ttt,es 2!
her monographs sFe sold in New 1ofg. on
:aaeh nf which she receives royalty bssle
would probaoiy Hike 70 keep w tns exeI.e.
uent on thls basis 4 Il q h il
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-, England,

n LonpoR, June 29.-AThe Mark Lane Es-
Dress in it's weekly review of-the. breadstt1fS
market says: Owing to the foods in France
and the upfavofable reports from America
the market is hardening. Northwestern
Europe hasy been favored With Fplenteopsr
rain,t while the continent H. suffering from,
drought. The pfosp are yariahle, and g
general abundance is, not to- be relied upon.
Germany, and England have the best pros
pects, and Russia, Hungary and France e the
Unrsf. ~ ~ - - .i,I5..,. ).
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CHICAGO.
4, MAXINE INTELLlaENS1ssy y = II
~N~~>~S~>@~%->s-cs~
MINIATURE ALMkNAC9 5rFE 80, 1878.
SUN rises As Moon rises. - .... z164
sun ses. - IT High toe l.5e

= PORT OF RICHMOND, 'JuNE 80, 1878. 80 !.
- u - 'isS4s' ARRIVED. .e;I
:; Steamer Cpesaas CITY Williams, James riVer'
=, schoSner !ginia,a Oiiyer. Jones Baltimore, light
20 5000 ,9aa Baiti
more;lighr, tdaoat 81 anines 7uo I'da Ho
,y,.:e ilss!sI6AILRn. iE .1.-sh oi9 n, > -
steamer Wyauekes Couch New York, msrcnan.
dise and passengers, G. W. Alien A. CQ.--.SSS------
Seamsfs Shiraeg, TSayerss Balpmore- <Mercnan,
disc and psssengefs, y. II TaraSns saeiit :. :.
Sfeats,er AttnceJ Carr. Phifaaelphtat mefchan:
stse and nassenSefs. W.P. Pof1ers sgnf. =
tentner JonnI eyiv ester, Giford Notfois, met"
chan dise ada passengefs e.. b. Tat9in. agept :. ~
Schooner Winslowt. VIM, VIM, Nv asnington,
coal. Curtis b PARK r.,.L1 = = ,.,,,--,ua- yo.s
ea ssh Genes ssSiis, sssSs: 10
- ,;EF1 :; Ry 1e.esraph, l.ss ~ =
NEEYoRK. June 41.-Arrived. Vers Crns. AZ.
rived out Celtic. Maine, Ha.ap Court nosn'
ma treyy TJackspn, IL r.. Whitney Fatefrno,
flora, Marie. Golden Horn; Amsnia, Mofars' AZ
lington Fayal ,-,r ar,,'ts.t a..
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= 80 AnWonan,3 CouFNx0siG o. 20 =
4 srRUodLs wI7a ONE oF; rHs psssEgA ADDE'S; er

III Al -'l}I .s@BRooKrYH. D. 81 jAsG I ~
q Mr.. G.. F. Wesps residence, at19s Madison
street, Brooklyn, was .on WedDesday eve.
ming the scene OF struggle With desperate
bungiars AT about ball.past 70 Mr. West
and his wife returned to their home from %
neighborly call, aud after fastening the door
Of the front chamber, in this second: story
aud lighting, the gas ,Mr. West entered the
bathroom Mira, West went 10 the bureau,
and as she stood reading afrom arscrap OF
paper she saw, shadow lit across the look
ing, glass. She turned and saw . man with q
black sloucbed hat drawn down over hise eyes
standing at the closet door and searching
through pair of spautaioons. Mrs: West
sprang upon, him, and clasped both 81 her
hands around bis as be was trying, to draw it
from the pocket. 10 his bands he c!encbed
9 rolf of greeubacks. L Taken by surprise, the
burglar stood for a moment undecided, and
then tried TO shake Mrs. West of, but she
beId on. She was so much excited that she
could not cry out for help. The burglar
then struck Mrs. West with his left hand.
but without force sufficient to ,i1jurel her.
He then twisted bis arm 80 as TO throw Mrs.
West on her back, but she held on, and he
dragged her across the room, through another
room. and past the bathroom door to the
stairway. There he attempted to throw her
down. ..s..,,;',u
Mrs. West struggled with the burglar for
moment and then the burglar ran down the
stairs dragging Mrs.. West after him, her
back striking on every step. Al the foot OF
the stairs, her strength falling under The. ex,
element, Mrs. West released her bold just
enough to enable the burglar to withdraw
his hand with roll OF greenbscss clenched
lin it. He then opened the front door and
fed, leaving Mrs. West lying On the floor
slightly moaning. MIR. West. hearing the
means, supposed that bis wife had tainted 10
the front chamber. He jumped out OF the
.bath.tlb and ran into the loom. Not find.
ing her there he searched the, other rooms,
and at length found her LING at: the loot OF
the staircase. still rclaspipg the pantaloons..
The inmates Of the house were aroused and
Mrs. West cirried TO her room, aud on her
restoration TO CONSCIOUSNESS she related her
struggle with the desperate. How The bur
glar entered the house is a mystery e,c
York Sun, June %. s,s.,. - -. a. + ...s a.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
:" ..;.,.I5ss,r1,tBr 'rELEGaAPH.l ~ :. q
rart. ..taEt.NEW YORK

= NEW YORK; June 29:fo cotton quiet ;ssies OF GIT
bales at l54c. .sEaoof firm aHdi1 EssIdemand for
eBnas & ss s ssSsso s aSafs e
S.:s; sIasasi.sS ferrintsI 5sa western: sl:ss
,yeslern.aCoru . shade .aymer; 77@z9c. for stean
western aixed:sso S2kc. for sai4 western mixed;
for SET sss;ssn mixed oass more a so
@66c. for white western g. for unscund CANADA.
Tonee-kio- very firm q 1910 l9e: gold: .susa,
steaGy.' 'TsIIow arm. ! Rosini quieLs Tarpenti9e
s2o 5scI Ser quiet at s5@ss,50 Tor plain mes.
Ls,d arner e l4hc- for prime steam hisses
80, 90 - BALTIMoHE. zsr ,ts;aa I'd
BALrtaoxE, June 2a.-FIour frmer: NOT quota
bly, htaher. wheat quiet and stssdy; new White,
1Gd s on ber ss ga sos
t1 sia sRS 9aiS N
Pork dfmer at SCI. Bulk peatsac1ytand bifhes
should.rs. sX@9c.: clear sib,r i @t2kc.; loose,
ders, exsaYUc:; c.e4r:rTo sIdis: T5aI1c:: hams,
LIT Coffee uucbar geo. whiskey frin at 9f!10.
sugar strong at lo201oxc--Lssd firm; refined,
: ss So ss4Sss ciNGlNNATIs 81 liz ,zafi @
: CrScrssArI, June 2s.1 F1Unr friI and lower;
$50. Lard srrn; eteam4 10 g kettle 14e. Bulk
% s ss5sRs s.a essi d se9q 1se
shoulders. exc; clear-rib, l2hc.; clear iSc.
Whiskey steady M's1 10! -SA'' ~ - =
= f.,g.sasa7 noUIsyLLE.iIL4Rd HttH
Lou1svnLs, June 2s.-.E1our quiet and y, IN,
changed. What unchanged earn ttuIt ar f2c.
oss Ss a. 1895 sss s
Bulk meas--houlders SIC: eieat-f SIDES, lXc,;
clear SIDES axe tBacon-s honiders 9ke. Gear
rib Sides l2Xc.; clear sides. 134c. hans, sugar
cured, iSxc. IardITieree, l4kc. EhssseN sI:15 ~.
- tl ! RI ST. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS, june 29.Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat FIRM No. red winter. $l.33 BID. Corn
heller NJ esd 8S1c! cash Rye duh At 9ici WINS.
Kew steady II Si.1s. Pork. 823.25 cash Bacon
strong; shoulders 9E49xc.; ciear.r,b sides, ~;
clear sides, l3x@l34c. : lard dull; sum nef, l2c.
s. +: T., 80 ls. CHICAGO. s .,.. l,r9rs.s,i,.z
CHICAGO, June 29.-Flour steady: Wheat ex-
cjtetI hieher and unsettled; No. spring, &1.02h9
IL oS; No. sarlng. 81 ox@sl: loA es srn buoy
ant aud unserIfet; No. mtxeo. 6S?sc:i Spot:
Dsts In GOOD demand; NO. q. .5I4@5 fkc. spot
R1e quiet aud unchanged, Pork In fair demand at
f192O, sDot. Lard firm and in far demand st
Sl3AS. spot Bulk meats In fair demand ana
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on, ,afti ia. Eitsi T 4
THE REsT EVIDENCE,

The following letter from Rev. E. 8. Best pastof
OF the ID. e. church, Naticks Mass win be, read
with interest by many physicians; also those suf-
fering from the same disea.e as afflicted the son OF
Rev. Il. y. Best. Nj person can dones this testi-
mony as there Is doubt about the curative power
Of vE6ETINE: 3 -."FG.' l.@t. Eslas. So
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= DRownEp m RMLssd LAKE. Lisge Rock:
Ark, June 2s.- Ode inani Iapd' five women,
Oil eelored, while rowing I'D askitf, on Heliys
Lake near this city, this evening" were
drowned by the cspsizing loftheir boat. : -
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zone from the Blooms Grove quarry, near
\ 'G1s'sas, Va. is being shipped 10 hsielsn,
- ny" 70 be used In the construction OF the
S Sar. As!e-house noSia progress Of erection
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The YeIIow,Feyer .t Key Wsss.

The YeI!ow,Feyee NJ Hey west. T.
\ NEW YozK, June 29+-A dispatch tfrum j.
Y. Harris, the health eGioer at key West,
Florida, dated June q. reports one death, oil
yeliowfeyer onathat day.. Dir Harris adds [:
- am sorry Il. have to- Inform sou d the
prevalence OF this. disease % epidemic at this
piace," 80 .4sfs3r = fsfss- Ts1Asf Ia iIgs%ftTi
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aR K..EsRn or

The KeeeHf Eeesa1 fm- tHr Norflwsst.
Great nsssaaait Is ss fsopsesriiy, I've
stock. a.. .ls'Iis las;rssss9a 80. !, -. J
CHICAGO, june Drsppsb seD yppe,
rous points 10 W e5hsaD, safikpesosR, MfchfI
gan, NehEnskH;Ipwa, Missouri, and southern
Illinois indicate that tbe-storm which passed
ever that section, lasting from Saturday to
Monday night I'd most I6eaiftfes. Hftf' great
damage, killing afcouaidefsb3e amount of
live stool. tearing dow. houses, barns, and
tences, fnuDdatfnR whole farms, and In
turing the crops toosoEe extent. Railroad
bridges apd cnlyerts we're sWapt away IN
some places and many persons Injured. seye-5
raj are reported ksse6. E:iaS r9a beg -crts
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g ENANTON INSIDE LIEE.nsfMa, :
=" SSfd yttEsI!s nS1-s154uIj eiH 49,

XYffl SttSytsb is>n-SIJ.sHiJ clSs
lNEWdEASTd EREJGHT. ROUTE! aRkTWKAN'
~ fRICHA0AD AID PAIkAQEl+RHAk,usa
-. 1TRL.WEEKLY, e. ,..",,.t,.,t
's Oh Ind me- oGT5gEk ISL se sp,ss:@d, AZ 81
steamers OF tnsslifte !~iiI eays' Rfth0G1 ES.
DAYS THUksRa Vs. and SATURDAY. fFoa
Powbqtan steamboat lines per at sSIpsr i ~
necton each uap at Cantou. ma, fEass gslts,aoFel
Railroad Company for Philauelphta. -
SPECIAL ADYAMTAGES:
!, All fright BY this line covered Dy IRE apd marine
Insurance FREE Of cost.s No !dockageI shskEo9ftt
,Bichmona. Rates as low % any otbef line I9isi
Il the quickest hne between fhiladetpmn ana Kch-
moud. oe1f YU gYfrgi tt.S si3Df 3i 20 EDilES.3lh
- Fr,aRhts ordered BY this line shouh be marked
phia, Wiiminston and Baltimore depot Phfadsls'
FreigfIts received daily In Rhisadelphta and Rich
morct For further Information apply 70 49,,
I1iGe 81 7!HFiIlnL. b. TATUM, Aren't st'dft
~ ~, Oaces Twepfy.secoad and DOCK, streets; ~
- - and Efpth and Main streets, or 70 i,
sfit j. 3. wILsON, General Frssght agent, =
-Pbiishel phtas Wilmington and Baltimore Rainoad
r PhIIsdesphia. - ..<rfc.F, t;.at.s tsiI ut. j:
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y Tire estate of John g: -Bfeekt RFfdge ~
found fof sinount ID a5oaa $4,000. Repre-
sentative Beck Is appointed as one Of the sx..
ecutors.,. q 13h .iuG -. IEJ t.lG&!,= -9hIf
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DEpAxTukk9tSR sfKHMNnssss


Eyp,K n E,ss,.7 ID IS Ksr-Ehe -
Fa.sssa OLD :ps MiNiSk. C7ptaI wSiksz,
viii ssff kRa DAN 4etr XaI atca HEsceH p k5ts1 \
4 Freight received until eSioekf n 5rtyst T )
Z Tnsyugn pits o. tsdipe sagnea zaG Gosds tse.
isasss aa6wese, ass1a to faeisn pornbGsa Of had
Passenger sccompodaefrzoS UnsurpeSsed.sa, ,.,f,o
Eas % E !ss York si9 ssesElssy
! ,esdal Ri ssIasssM S9a H AssfsssE
DALLADAlRHI a IN x2A,
SNIP LfNE fJE FHILAGELFHiR FWIEE
AiWEEK Lyhtsn tier notIca, tne isosA lnsss-s
this line win leave PhilsdelphiA evsxy IUEas
;DAY saa sATgBRAI end Rish@pna ,sysr9.
Freight taken at low rates fer .aaaparts ef,HeHt
Jersey. aaa fen PToyi''
Werpf vfa Fed STIR and1 Ane4caB lsteamshfp 'fnsS,
and bills Of lsdans issnas ssrqSses psa sllli! =,
} ditR sid1o1s 24eS Docf snssf. HieSISond.. q
4syiignoisE9 ILL lAM FL CnYffE haI;C1. Gs
!. NIB L. ~ No ID south ThHy Ph.ladelpfIt .Y {
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- SEgtcE MASTER Oh. GEAsl6, MAJ. Sc xlS3b iSf;y
~ CHEhIJfE "a N.TRH1Na TRAN Ma =.
y, E4s 81 YsssaEa tsssss}o
yttchnolo ~ s6:t0 H. ": leave nurkeV1IH rs -
SSs1.A5iAns aSEsesi DuEaee % R1AI. ~ ls!S1W
Isl lsssa :sissap d sys rs H;, sisiss s' II
= EkAfNsAogsies46EN .f0n1z AND fNtNaO 4sdS
t snHS E Is Ssais aSassasss sea
III 2aansaIst 2t1s9l An; issvss 6SsssSa
bor0l Oh 49, feaye5 BAHvaHe a. LIN EsI3
yeays. E,YnseeS Il 80 H.I H.: lssyes 6ssses
p. Mol 3ysw JadT .ga0vsGt ~ ii1iE sSlns
. TRAIN. Ma. A-THRoEaH NAn-.-NBw Yo8Z ~
leaves EtrEsstk asA.t9 r. n; leaves Dundee ~ VI
1888 Ps Ms:a iesSe lsssvilseos Oh 1O8e ~ lisstl
st n27 Z. M. leaves Aft: Lire yunctton q -.
;rRIiS NO. ssTHsoTns 80 "a r.stss,a.. sI
tieayeS Chaf1otto II 04 n, M: fesyes saliahurr
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s err HsssEcss a.. aneE1ET
i ff r,sys g g Chr 1914. e.
|, A. .riss q e $500 sss1 ydSzs
st,i ssSes INK S:GS No SS
zylNi ~ w sI9Ifaess .,,t,sg q. = M,
Afssss = 9gsassasIiiii;sif s |is p. IL Ssa -
Arsse O. kseaztl., lktas Ms8lC:8B1sE.s 8
I;!s.. ssss PR 4, 3 szS I
At1fss % ssssSaIa. AxN..at
TS1la deAitAH nia1paE 81 asaesAs Il. fussA E1fsl
leTTssRs s.nSsyf sSeasE q ~ sisyl.R ssstpSESs
leSStSf isaH ftf1s0 sik1eliS Rsss Or Ais :
AHasx aaif4 h41es RscAsaGa ktdelGsd
rs ssaaay 81 z!sS = s''s's aS
and H hee Salphar. 80 - e
!, %. fsneEaAtaSe. tdts 6os spPsyts4 -
12ln R%0h 141e cNRA1nyia o4Bccssl tf.si ta9s r<x5
no ana ssasYf ri =. 4H,ssH - sssV
"a OF itsig seWI o. aEiDUHM f5iJflay Esisdl
1RsaHsshasl aszaspsrasse.. iiny
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TAMES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
d 70 !S-5 .tCOMRARYASs is dAA b

a'a9 'isUMMER NHEDutE. m' = a !,
FOR NnRToL H PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE
ELL ADEbP EkAeAH ID ~ W;f08k,ioI :
OLD POINT ", r Asp Y W. pE 7. Exu dfk
- REGULAR LANDINGS On JAMES RIVER,
=, On and AFTER TuEsD AZ, June lst, 1879 this.
Nv kSTF 4. .Captsfn ,J.As Posi-. eaYryinF Unttkf.
States MAI, Will leave wharf k0ekettA for ahoys.
named points I5ESpAYs, THURSDAYS, aahed
ats AMsh .s.3h2o uiLH a3Iinu
Pessngers make sure connections With Bay Line
q We Norfolk f0r Baltimore fhn4dslea,' and As
= FARHToivUE DE L'EAU AkDas lIia ~
LE OLD PONr.t.......,.s.., ..''...TJ = W IL o
r F aHERo 5s osF1jTK JarY...::4 81
b EaREyTO1 NoREULK!lA AND REL g1G9 ~
- IOnc: :............ .....'.''.'..". OSfJttiI
Fare 10 BaitlmoEe:.,. .................,.6 w ;.
Fare to hlnGefphiai - ...!.ss...... %
Fare to New, YORK. - OBJ .GtA % g8i
& Tickets for sale on EeaBerss az Gas9cr &Cos.
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight receives
daily for B0ston, Nortplke apd PostaHoytes End.
r. gular landings on James river, from Z. a. H. "a
IS FMFaSreasodsbie rAtes.iaS .'i5i pn'ak sSHA
q Freight fw xsy-iafinEs npstjbe pscpsids y!lqtpI
). Office: Compauys whaf, 8ocksttsi branch smee
at W. 10. Bfiir & Co 3, corner OF Nihfb and ,Mlts
stret3& 1DDf +.s1iorI E-iyEGn hGE Dtsy&G
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NLD DOMINION tsTBAMsHR.bfHek
OirIi har rQoMP ENY. lnons z11falR
4 ~ q! t'nrrouar NEW YoRKss!,el, .,aR Z

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steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ISAAC
BELE, HTCEMOND ana GEORGE w. ELDEhE
every TUEXDAY, isnd SUNDAY 90
high water. ---------r=.-------.-
These snips are entirely new, and we're built e1:.
pressty for this route. ~ iot9a tiI " hfils,t = -
They have, splendid saloons, ststerooms, and hash
+ The fase, Recommendations, ssnd asssasidn ne "a
xuInayset' Ya .;t,t GI aSyfg ~ 1854 10 3iItSi
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1t Rev York on the COMPANY y covered pnft 2?
NORTH river si1E l. az N 2IEtlsta@I = Sfk1 seu
With dspasch, and pp chargs 1aade exfspt
- Ffedehs necetyed mkR 8 p. u. daasy. Hin"l 9ai
: 70. .ali ss6 5ss1Ts III CT " lsp
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,H3GOMMkROIALIl

ssHi i'''': ss,tal,p 1cHMoSD, jane 2s, 1875.
e'IsH OFFERINGS.
Ar.-WAtte. So bushels. Red, "a bushels.
CoRN.-Mirsd.9A bushels. = ~. 80.
OATsT7ls puaheIsf ,jam,lS: 80 .GfIgA
CoRN.-Mzed "a bushels very good at S5c. az
OAIs-1S. BUSHELS very good mixed at 7sc. No..
~ ia..,a 90 'RF-EXHIBTTED st'sf :. -, 80.
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Sithmond Ulspaifh.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-03
The Treafni ent OF the Sick.

From lecture delivered by Dr. A. B. Crosby,
at the BELLEVUE Medical College, New York City,
we print some extracts. Those below refer to the
care of the room in which the patient is placed,
and another article to follow, treats of food &c.
The Doctor said There are certain elements
OF hygiene which it Is very important we should
observe-whether the sick room contains a
surgical or medical case-if we would reasona-
bly, expect TO obtain the best possible
results from treatment. In the first
place the temperature should Or
dinarily range from 65 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit,
and this should not be mere matter of guess
work, but should be ascertaned by the ther-
mometer. II the temperature is permitted to
average much higher than this all febrile dis
turbancea will very likely be aggravated, and if
the average ia much lower, the patient in ordi-
nary cases runs some risk Of getting chill, al
though very many times he may remain with
safety in room having lower Temperature,
providing he is furnished with plentiful supply
of blankets. The room which is selected for a
sicK room should be as far removed az possible
from those ordinarily occupied by the family, in
order that the patient may have the benefit of
perfect quiet IL should be large, airy and we'll.
lighted, and if possible, should have sunny ex-
posure.
The wall of the sick room ia pretty import
ant matter to the patient. II it is covered with
one of those dreadfully variegated papers, which
alas are regarded az ornamental, it will be
found, especially il the patient is suffering from
any disease in which there is abnormal exalta-
ton Of the basin, that it is source of great an
noyance, and may even be positively injurious.