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try and give . real good breakfast and dinner
within the reach OF almost any purse. For the
recjpes We are indebted TO Mr.. Victor Bero.

try and rive 1 real good breakfast and dinner
within the reach Of almost any purse. For the
recjpes We are indebted TO Mr.. Victor Bero.
BREAKFAST.
Reddish contribution.
Scrambled eggs, with parsley.
Gold daube, jamboneau.
Porter-house steaks, potatoes LyOnaise.
This is at once good and cheap meal. The
persons, not exceeding seventy-fve cents. The
daube lie made Of any piece of beef that may be
found unavailable for other purposes. The jam
boneau can be had in the market, already
cooked, for twenty-five cents. The potatoes are
the cold ones OF the day before, sliced and fried
with onions. parsley, etc.
DINNER.
Soup Julienne.
Snapper Ia Hollandase.
Boiled Beef with Tomato Sauce, or dressed with
Pickles and Horse-radish.
Boiled Spinach and Poscbed Eggs.
Turkey, stuffed with Pecans.
Celery.
Assorted Fruits.
This dinner for six people will cost not exceed
ing 81. The soup, meat and vegetables will be
IS cents; the fish 30 cents; potatoes 5 cents;
spinach cents; turkey, with all the DRESSING 81;
celery Is cepts fruits 30 cents total, % 10, with
80 cents to spare for q bottle of min ordinaire.
To make the dressing OF the turkey, soak your
bread thoroughly in milk, and mix with this
some onions, sage and oysters, seasoned to suit
the taste, and fry them in butter. With this stuff
the turkey, putting in about pound OF pecans,
these uncooked. The Hollandaise for the snap
melted butter. The boiled beef is the soup
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LOST.
ARE REQUESTED

T OST OR STOLEN-WE ARE REQUESTED
IL to caution the public not to purchase any Of
the following HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS
for the extraordinary drawing of December 81.
1877, as the necessary steps have already been
prizes: Nos 2647 foios 6 and Z; 1915. folios 8
and 9; 1892 folios and o; 511o folios 16 and IT;
1918, folios is and II; 1880 folios IL and 70:
II ,ss1. folios II and il: 12947, folios 6 and =;
14,149. foios and T. 14.129. folios II and 1S--of
each number two-twentieths.
BORNIO BROTHER.
de15 st II Gravier street, New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
Monday, December II, 1877.

Engagement for One Week Only of the distin-
guished Comedian. JOHN T. RAYMOND,
who will appear Monday, Tuesday Wednes-
Matinee, In his new success. PEMBROKE Il,
the Insurance Agent, In Campbes comedy
OF RISKS. with an effective assignment Of
the characters.
Friday and Saturday Nights and Saturday
Matinee - Mr.. RAYMOND in his fayorite
character. COL. MULBERRY SELLERS.
Popular Prices-25, 80. rs cents and 81. Great
preparations are being made for the Christ
mas Holidays. The exclusive right Of the
famous London success, by w. $, Gilbert,
entitled DANIEL DRUCE, has been pur-
chased for this theatre, and 1t will shortly be
produced. del6
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide j. Spear.
LUGGER RIVER QUEEN.
SUCCESSION OF NICOLA FAssIo.

SUCCESSION OF NICULLA FASSIU.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 39,937.
DY PLACTDE J. SPEAR Auctioneer-Oflce
ID No. As Royal street-On MONDAY. Deem
Der H. 1877. at 10 o'clock a. M. precisely, will be
sold at public auction, on the Levee, at the foot
Of Ursulines street, by virtue and in pursuance
to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of
the Second District Court Tor the parish Of Or
leans. dated December 4, 1877, for account OF
said succession
THE LUGGER RIVER QUEEN, Of eight
$500 tons, custom house measurement as she
now lies in the Mississippi river, at the foot of
Ursulines street,
Terms-Cash on adjudication
Act Of sale before A J. Where ESQ., notary
public. at the expense Of the purchaser.
de5 IL ID II
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WANTS.

WANTED = A CAPT TALIST-
w willing to invest 1920 to $500 In a cash
business already established, and paying 100
erence given Address PARTNER this office.
de17 3t
GTEAM ENGINE, ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
- horse power wanted by P. B. Co. Democrat
office. de16 NF
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Farewell appearances of the world-famed
pAf M%SNi II and Mr. A fHnKLhS
In conjunction with the local favorites and re-
nowned artists.
Mr.. HARRY Tenor, Mr.. G. VAN p,a,o
STANFIELD ! and lHUFFLEN.l D'7'o'
Tomorrow Tuesday Evening Dec. 49, at 8
o'clock. first appearance of the famous
basso. Mr.. G. VAN HUFFLEN as MEPHIS-
TO in Gounod's OPERA
FAUST.
~ NINE e. E. rAP y HE G, las Marguerite
Miss ADELAIDE Phillips.
the very eminent cOntralto GO ""oi'
Mr. CHARLES ADAMS, ,, ,,a.
the famous American tenor. us fauS''
Sig TAGLIAPIETRA, ,s v.,o,.i.
the famous baritone, ! 40 '"'oi''ine'
Mr.; e / +, VAN Aon, HuT roa as Mephsto
THE FINEST COMBINATION ton one occa-
sion) OF Lyric Talent over in New Orleans
Public attention is called to the above
nouncement. with the assurance of the man
ager that the house will be brilliantly illumina-
ted and the operas given with 81 completeness
of representation. brilliant mise en- scene. now
costumes etc, seldom IL ever attempted in this
city.
THE IMMENSE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Under the baton Of
MR.. MAX MARETIEK
The Incidental Ballet will be under direction Of
MILE. e. MENzELLI.
On wednesday Evening, December I'D, at
o'clock.
First appearance of the famous New Orleans
Tenor
MIR. HARRY STANFIELD.
The management has secured the services of
Mr.. Harry Stanfield In order to give complete
ness to the cast of "Rigoletto" as his reputation
in the difficult part of the Duke is we'll estab-
lished in Europe. especially in Paris and Italy,
where he has sung the role in conjunction with
Albini as GiLia only last spring.
On Wednesday Evening. December 10, at
3 o'clock.
RIGOLETTO.
First joint appearance Of
Miss A. Mr.. Harry Signor Mr.. Henry
Human. Stanfield, |Taglapietra. Wiegand.
On Thursday Evening, December 20, at
3 o'clock,
Second appearance of the favorite Basso.
MIR. G. VAN HUFFLEN
Jsint appearance Of the established favorites.
Miss A. Mr.: Charles signor Mr.. Van
Phillips Adams, jTagliapetra. Huf1len.
LA FAvORITA.
On Friday Evening, December 20, at 9
o'clock,
LA TRAVIATA,
Nine. PAPPENHEIM in her great role, Violetta
SATURDAY at ID Noon-Farewell Matinee.
SATURDAY NIGHT-ORATORIO
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission 81; reserved seats fifty cents
extra,
Ra7 THE sale of seats will commence this Mon
day morning, at o'clock, at the music store
of 2. Werlein, 1876 Canal street. der 1t
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A small Rlaze.

At about half past o'clock last night fire,
caused by hot ashes being placed In barrel,
broke out in the wood shed of MIR. d. A. Harris,
on Washington street, between Chippewa and
Annunoiation. The shed was damaged to the
extent of $50.
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OF the trio rendering him assistance they
attempted TO rescue the accused, and the result
was that oil four were landed In the Central Sta.
ton with the assistance OF Officers Donnslly and
1Iark
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Attention Company C.-The officers and
privates of this company are hereby ordered to
report ct regtmental headquarters. No. 81 Camp
street, MONDAY EVENING. the 18th inst, at
~ B. J. GOODMAN. Captain.
FRED. WAGNER. Orderly Sergeant de15
Notice-For Pensacola. Warrington and
Milton-The Steamship ALABAMA, having
above ports on MONDAY, December Der. II. at D.
m. For further particnla rs apply. to
de1s 3t 20 Union street.
corner of Canal and Camp. streets-New Or
leans December 10, 1s77-Notice is hereby given
that in conformity with article 9Th of the char
ter of this company. the annual election OF
twelve directors to serve during the ensuing
year will be held Mt this office. on MONDAY
December 81. 1877, between the hours of II a. m.
to deb { B q "a wv. H1Ncks, Secretary
The Peoples Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans Dec. 10, 1s77.-The stockholders of
this bank are notified that the annual election.
directors to serve during the ensuing year. will
be held at the banking house on MONDAY, the
18th inst, between the hours of 10 a. m. and ..
deli lot n LANDRY, Cashier
Germania National bank of New Orr
leans.-The annual election for nine directors
of this institution, to serve during the ensuing
ysa Canal on y 5enary
1878. between the hours of 10 @. m. and 2 D. m.
deli I'd J. L. BERCIER Cashier.
Hlbernla National Bank, New Orleans,
December 8, 1s77-The, annual election of drec-
tors will be held at The banking house WE'D
NESDAY. January 9. 1873, from 10 o'clock a. N.
to o'clock .. M JNO. G. DEVEREUH,
dec I'd Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank, New Orr
leans, La December 8, 18T7.-The annual cleo
ton for Directors of this Bank to serve during
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking
the hours of 10 a. m. and D. m.
des I'm VIM PALFREY. Cashier.
Office Of New orleans City RalirOad
Company. No. y. Canal street MeW Orleanns;;
TWELVE DIRECTORS of this company to
serve for the ensuing year will be held at this
office on MONDAY, December II, 1877, between
the hours of II a. N. and p, m.
de2 I'd c. G LEWIS SECRETARY
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Italian opera.
GRAND GALA PERFORMANCES.
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
OPERA HOUSE,

N B.-The sale of seats (only 81 5o> will COM
mence this morning tMonday) at o'clock, at
the music store of Philip Werlein, 1876 Canal
street.
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r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
4 fifteenth day of November 1877, judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following to wit:
Anne Rooney wife, etc, ys. John G.. Roche, her
husband-No. "A, 1893.
On motion of Il. s. Dennee, of counsel and
upon producing due proof Of plaintiffs demand
and the court considering the law and the EVIL
dence to be in plaintiffs favor:
1t is ordered. adjudged and decreed that the
judgment by default herein entered against de-
PENDANT on the sixth instant be now confirmed
and made final. and accordingly that there be
judgment in favor Of plaintiff, Anne Rooney.
wife of John Ct. Roche, and against defendant.
the said John g. Roche, decreeing separation
of property and q dissolution Of the community
of acquests and gains heretofore existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant herein, and au-
thorizing said plaintiff to administer her sepa-
rate property. and for costs of suit.
1t is further ordered. adjudged and decreed
that there be judgment in favor Of defendant,
John G.. Roche. and against his wife. Anne
Rooney. as far as any money judgment Is con-
eerned.
Judgment signed November 30. 1877.
tSigned) w. r. HOUSTON,
Judge Of the Fourth District Court.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court, at
the city Of New Orleans, on this twenty first day
of November, in the year of our Lord one
eight hundred and seyenty-se
r. NJ COONEY,
del t01 7# Deputy Clerk,
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succession Of Minnie EsteiIe.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 39.9s7-Whereas. Il. T.
Parker. public administrator has petitioned
the court for letters of administration on the
estate Of the hate Minnie Estelle. deceased. No
ticeis hereby given to all whom ii may concern
to show cause within ten days why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court.
de12 II az JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

L Apply to L. LAMBERT, 2a3 Dryades street.
de15 3t*
I,OR sALE-ONE NEGRO BOY, 8 YEARS
IL old, 8 feet high; weight 200 pounds. Said
boy was raised in Kentucky; and at the same
time offer line assortment of top and no-top
Buggies and Barouches and new style of doc
tors Buggies, all of which will be sold to suit
the times, Call and examine at once. No IS
Carondelet street.
no25 Inn L. T. MADDOX.
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DRY SALT MEAT-SHOULDERS, SIDES.
5O.OOOPoUNDs DRY SALT cLEARs1DEs'
5o.o 900 pounds Dry Salt Clear Rib SIDES.
$4,000 pounds Dry Salt SHOULDERS
loose and packed.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
de16 st II and 70 Poydras street
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of Robert r, sharp.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. 81 .505-Notice Is here
by given to the creditors OF this estate and to all
other persons herein interested. to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
if any they have or can. why the account pre-
sented by Thomas Sharp. administrator OF
this estate, should not be approved and ho-
mologated. and the funds distributed In accord
ance Herewith.
By order Of the court
daI7 % d 27N IOHN HERRERT. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS

ANNE ROONEY. WIFE, ETC VS. JOHN G..
Rcche. her husband.-No. A,7ss.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL.
Committee of Arrangements:
Henry Andry Chairman
Geo. N. Durcl. r. Gucringer,
u. Deves. John T.. Roax
with FRANK RAULE Esd. No. 30 Carondelet
street PAUL ROUSSET. No. 239 Decatur street.
or Lock Box 1900.
Sealed proposals for bar-room restaurant
and hat-room will be received until December
10. to be left with HENRY ANDKY. Firemen's
Charitable Association Office, City Hall.
Tickets 50. de2td
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GRAND FANCY DRESS. MASK
AND
TI7EM EMS BALL,
To be given by
PELICAN III. L. l.. FIRE CO. NO. 4,
Saturday Evening, Dec. ~, 1877,
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Te-MOrrOw Tuesday Evening, Dec. IS,
mt y o'clock,
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Farewell appearances of the world famed
Nine. H. and Mr.. CHARLES
PAPPHNHEIM th" ADAMS,
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Pensioners, to whom payable
Comfort Duvall, VIM H Ying-
ling $40
Mrs James Dixon, self Is
Mrs E Haller and 3 children,
self 25
Leonard Howard. self 20
B F Harding, A R Simmons 10
VIM johnson, o self 10
Mary Kohlenberg and 8 chill
dren, self 30
Sarah Linthicum, z G Harris l5s'
John H Shilling, self 70
R f Sturdebraker, A Millara 10
Mrs Fanny Shaw, D Hendrick-
son so
Ellen Rawlings, A r Simmons l2
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Charges as ascertaincl and settled By
the County Conamsspners for Fred
crick C0nnty, for thtyear 1875, at
their April Term and June Session,
1876:
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Jefferson District, No. II
Pensioners, 10 whom payable
$3.50 90
Mechanicstown District, No. Is.
Pensions, to whom payable.

Pensions, to Whom payable.
John Adelsperger, Jno w Payr, $15 90
Catharine Baxter, VIM Black, IS 90
Isabella Carson, self, 20
Mrs Martha Call do 20
Caroline Devllbiss, G L Firor, 20
Margaret Eyler's daughter, j Will
hide, IS
Maria Eigenbrode, John Rouzer, 20
Polly Feiser, self Is
David Fraley, Geo. w. Miller, Is
Elizabeth Crimes, self 25
Widow Handley, Sam'l Eicholtz, Is
Mas Margaret Kintz, John Root, 20
Catharine Koontz John Rouzer, 90
Joseph Lightner, John Root, 20
Sarah Ann Miller, Geo H Johnson 20
Sophia Pentzer, o John Rouzcr, Is
DR. Skaters grandchildren, Aramin-
ia Shafer, 20
Sophia Wiicman, T A Wireman, 20
Eliza Whitmore, jeremiah Martin, Is
John Warner g. wife, w j Black 30
Mich el Green, Geo Markell, 20
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$4O5 90
Jackson District, No. 16.
Pensioners, to whom payable.

Benz F Bowers, Cyrus Routzahn, $50 90
Sarah Delauder, Edward Routzahn rs
Rcbecca Fredericks, Jno g Bran
denburg 10
Andrew Gadhill, G w Wachtel 25
Nancy HORNE, Ezra Toms 10
Rebecca johnson, John N Brandcn-
burg 30
Sarah Mckinney, D F Flock 20
Mysinger, John Koogle 20
Mary O'Neal. George Koogle 30
Fred Rowes daughter, Jno Harp IS
Eliza Smith, Ezra Toms 10
Geo w Taylor, John N Branden-
burg 20
Harriet Chase, John Fl Toms Is
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$2S74 90
Mdletown District, No 3

Pensi oners, to whom payable.
Mary Auslerman, E Slifer $40 90
Eliz Alexander, r E Linthi-
cum 90
Charles Brookins, same 10
Mrs VIM Cannon, Geo 0 Rho
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RATES OF ADvERTIGiNc

One Square, four insertions or Ii IS II &
" each subsequent instr. ~
two months
." 4" three months: -
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2" one year
Twelve lines constitute square.
cB- A liberal deduction made to yeal \
advertisers.
Local or special notices 10 cents llnt
JOB PRINTING executed with n,a,
ness and dispatch, and on liberal terms
Materials all new and good impressi'r
guaranteed.
Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
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Rebecca Dykes, M Weiner, 1(
Betsey Coleman, M w Fout, *
$685. 90
Mt. Pleasant Dist~,,oJc;, No. l3.

Pensioners, rs whom payable.
John Rcitler. self, $25 90
Mary Jano Charity, G B Anders, 10
Lewis Link, self 20
Cotharine Nusbaum, Geo Rhodeickr,15
William Sheets, self, Is
Thos Wilson & wife, J 0 Holtz, 25
Isaac Waltz, Elizabeth Waltz, 25
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''CATOCTIN CLARION" !"
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Containing a carefully prepared abstract
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townsville District, No II
Pensioners, to whom payable.

Mary Albaugh, John SayIor $15 90
Solomon Biddnger,U r Waltz 20
Eliza Booze Devilbiss & Hartsock Is
Mary Kinzcys daughter, D r Site
lv 30
Thomas Long, A A Devilbiss 10
Mary A Lauderman, do 10
Lugenbcel, Thomas Jones 20
Elizabeth Smith, Solomon Pfoutz 70
John Strine, Devilbiss & Hartsock 20
Eliza Spurrier, Asbury Hartsock 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-05

GARDEN TOOLS.-Ilocs, Forks. Rakes,
" Spades, Spade Forks. Trowels. &c. for saleby
JAS. LAW. HOJFF co.
March II, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-05
MARRIED,

Tn Baltimore, on 2Sth Of April. 1871, by Rev.
A. NJ. Randolph, rector of the Church OF the
Emanuel. c. D. NEKNIN, OF New York, and
MARY THOMPSON, daughter of the late General
NJ. JEDI Thompson, of New Orleans La.
In Charlestowu, May >, 1871, at the Baptist
Parsonage bv Rev. 4. b. shepherd. Mr. JOIN
T.. THOMPSON 10 Miss KATIE \. CONNOR-aI
of this county.
At the resid ,uce Of the brides Ia-ent7, in Butte
county. Cal, April 4tb, 1877, Mr.. JAMES W.
McGAEY, of Coilusa county, Gel, Formerly OF
ibis county, % Miss NORA BOW EkS, daughter
of Mr. John ". Bowers, formerly Of this county
Atth, Church of the Sacred Heart, on April
9th. 1871, bv the Rev. Father Van De Nyver
HUGH BRADLEY of S;rawsburg, to Miss NATE
TRACEY, OF Winchester.
1t the Church of the Sacred Heart, on april
2lth. 1871. by Rev. Father Van De Nyver, Lew ~
Tl,NER, OF Frederick county, to Miss ANNIE
FENTON, of Clarke county, Va.
On April 18Th. 1877, at the United Brethren
Par,on9re IN Winchester, bv Rev. j. h. Nelson
JAMES ". WHITE and SARAH JANE JACK
son, both of Frederick county
On Wednesday. April 18th, 1877, at The resi-
Deuce of the brides father, Sayder'S Mills. by
Rev. i. W Smith, Mr.. EDWARD q. WILLIAMS
and Miss j. OCrAVIA SNYDER, daughter Of
Mr.. Jcrc Snyder, both Of Berkeley County.
I'm Mlrtin,bur-, on Tuesday, April 18th, 1871
bv Rev. A. T.. Rogers. Mr. BENJAMIN F. JOHN
son and Miss MARGARET j. AIKEN, all OF
Berkeley county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-05
REV John.R. -Thom2son's-Lecture,

The citizens Of this town were entertained
saturday night ast,by.a handsome lecture
e.- Rev. John r. Thompson, President Of the
ve.. Virginia University The object Of the
,..u-sr was 20 inform and inters, The people
,fie state with regard to our University, an
Institution Of She very existence Of which. We
l,- majority q us have been amenably
i,-aat. Ills subject was a natural inference
l,.~ bis Object" BRAIN CUiTUUE, by wLcl
n. implied lhe evolycment Of all the faculties
,rre mind. This depended largely on physi-
raj vl-er. as be dj5ut believe God gave our
r-r.s, 90 De neglected OF ovcrtaskel With
,-. advocating. Er an instant, tle material
l,,.ssi tie mind, De announced 1t 40 iulispu-
nle fact tlat brain culture depends 60 a great
a,sro on hcilbml. temperate and pure
habits OF body. Some great thinkers have
t..a lruuklrls, il is true. buthow much great
srni.l. they lave been If they bad been tenn
r,a.s,
The elvantlgcs 90 be'derived from such
culture are mau.io,l-social recnunry, con-
r.tatns 50 tie highest happiness and The iu'-
,s.ssaymeut0fHe, that ot"y,etor1us think
f." Concluding by showing BE connection
tween b-aia culture and National advance
civilization. refinement. the speaker O. Is
lis sea-, amid tlunIers of .apl,ausa from the
r.f.,tfs9 lul5erce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-05

Athis residence in Middletown, Frederick Co,
Na..ou SUNDAY afternoon. April ltth, lNt', MI.
JACOB =. BANNER in the Z lst year of his age.
At the residence Of his br1ther-iu law, Mr..
Dunlavev Jones, in Winchester, on the 18th OF
April. 1871, Mr.. JAMES JENKINS, aged about
81 years.
In Shrrhc-d,town. on Thursday morning, April
%. le11, Mrs. ARIE LEMEN, aged a5out5O years.
Az the residence Of Mr.. Adrian Lcmcn, near
Scrabble, on Tuesday, 2lth April. 1871, Mr..
NICHOLAS coz, aged about - years.
In Shnphetd,town, on Tuesday evening 2+;h
April. l>77, after lingering Illness of Cnn>ump
ton, Mr.. JOSEPH KEYS, aged about 30 years.
Near Winebrenners Gross Roads, Berkeley
Co.. ON tba l3thofApril, 1871. Miss MARY FRAN
CTS CITY, daughter of Mr. WIN. CITY, aged
about Is years.
Near Scrabble. April %, 1877, STELLA ARA
BELLA BlERS, daughter of Thomas II. ByerS,
aged wear, II months and % DAYS.
In Hcdrcsville. April sth, of consumption, Mr..
WM. NURRl, aged 40 years.
On Sunday. April Sth, Of congestion Of the
lungs. WALTER SElBERT. infant son OF James
II. aud Fannie GLADDEN., aged months.
On the 2Ist inst, HUNTER, second SON Of Geo.
". aud Fanny Linton, aged year and months.
At Ca. k"svlle on the 10Th inst, Mrs. LYDIA
ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN, aged 60 years, 10
months and 20 days.
AtDsm No4. in Berkeley county. on the 25th
April, l>7I, Mr.. NICHOLAS COLE, in the 10th
year of bis age.
In Nsrtusburg, on the 3oth April 1877, ED
WARD NOALEl, aged Is years.
ln Striucsville, April 22Gd. 1917, Mrs. MARYV.
STANLEY. wife o! j. Y. Staul-y, aged % years
and months.