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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14

To zdocrtisTs:-
CHICAGO ILL.,, May Path, 1873.
We have done considerable adyertisi g
through r. II. Henry Bro..Advertsing Agents.
Byeokhaven. Miss, and have heen very much
pIeased with their worF. II you wish to adyer-
tse in he South, we think you could do well
with them. STEELE6 fhlCE.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14

BRooKuAyEN, MISS, June 2lst ISIS.
To Whom IL May Coneerm:-
r. H. Henry & Bro, Advertising Agents.
Miss, have doue the advertising OF
WhitEorth College for the past two years to my
entire satfsfacti0n and eheerfuy recommend
them to the public as business men worthy OF
all confidence. They are especially wea freFar-
ed to do advertising through the south:
ii. +. JOHNSON.
President hitworth College
NAZARETH ACADEMY, |
NAZARETH, KY, Sept. 20tl, 1851
r. IT, Henry Bro:
New York for $l9l 40-amount OF advertising
bill. We thank yosi for your kind attention 70
our interests, and wiH call on you IN tne future
for the same favors.
Very respectfully,
SISTER FRANCIS XAVIER.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. SAP, M,


FLOUR-The market IS quiet and steady.
Family is quoted 50 25a6 Is for ordinary ami 46
az rs Tor fancy brands. Extra at 81 75a5 90,
supertine at So S~a4 10, low grades $a3 30, the
outslde figures extreme. spring wheat flour
at "a 75a5 OJ for ordinary. and up to IS 81 for
choice Minnesota. Rye flour quoted SO 50 for
choice Northwestern, aud ranging down to
IS l5a3 25 for inferior.
COKN-rhere is "a fair demand and market
steady. Mixed car quoted aS439c per busnel
on ARRIVAL, and sales to-day at the latter figure
on landing. Mixed shelleu is quoted 3sa3gc per
pu on arr. val, and 4lc for No. III elevator.
RYE-Tne demand is light but the marKet is
steady. Sample lots are quosed 57a58c for
prime to cho zee, 5ja56c for fair to good per bu,
on track. No. in .. u NJ. elevator selling
to- day at 59c.
WHEAI-The demand is light and market
| inactive. Red Is quoted 81 ljal Is for choice,
81 10al ID tor fair to prime. choice amber held
| 81 2laI " per bu. Wnlte quoted 81 lSal 23 for
good to prime per bu.
BARLEY-lhe market in steady, and
moderately active. Northern spring Is quoted
55u6tc for choice. Prime to good 5Ua55c and Of
fered down TO 35a4Uc lor common. Fall held ut
35a5Jc for good to choice.
OATS he demand is light ana market
firm, with rather moderate offerings. Mixed
selln. at 27a29c, and white at 29aJlc for good
| to prime per bu
MEArS-Market quiet and steady. Green
meats are quoted: Shoulders at 3Aa31lc, clear
RIB sides aG 5a5. luc. hams at 5kauLc AZ to
| average. Dry salted SUES quoteu 55s a6c for
clear. and 54Oa51ac for Gle II rIU and shoulders
| at 3.65a5x, all loose, and 1Sa4c more for
packed.
MESS PORK-Demand moderate and market
easy. Quoted at sl0 50il0 Tj per brl for prime
city. auG mode ate offerings at tho outside
| figure.
LARD-The market continues steady, and
! but a moderate demand. City Kettle at 7Aa7z. nc,
and country 40 at 7,sc per lD Prime steam ut
| 7ha7kc per lb.
BACON-ls Father dull and liberal offerings.
Packed IS quoted 61sa6bc for clear Sizes. 6sf u
| SIC for clear RIB, anu 5a5tsc for shoulders per
| b Sugar-cufcu hams, canvased and packed,
| selling at 9a9&c, anu nelu at l0c for choice
| average.
CUIrON-Market easy but with no change
| from yesterdays quotations. Sales "A bales.
| stock 6,T4i biltes. We quote: Ordinary SIC,
| good orulnary 9c, low mludling ~, miudi. ng
l0Kc, good middting lie, inIudlIng iau lac,
| IaW l3c per 10.
| WHISKY - Is selling on change to-day, at
| 81 90 per gallon, WIN ,atr demanu.
| BEANS-In moderate demand and market
| quiet anu steady, with free offerings au 81 90a2
| for choice navies, 81 6OoI ~ FOR good to prime,
| and 81 70 for common per bu in joUDng lots.
BUTTERFLY he receipts arc h ayy, but are
generally OF qualities below prime, which ere
neglected ana dul, tncre beng hardly any
demand for sUch. The best qualities are III
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON Feb. 9.-Cotton quiet: middling
lUlallc.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 9-spirits turpentine
steady at ii 5ac.
BOSTON. Feb. 0.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats unchanged.
OswEGo. Feb 9.-Whcat steady: No. l Mil
waukee Club, 81 "a; NO. l white Michigan,
81 46 Corn: No. Toledo, SOC.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 9.-flour unchanged at 29s.
Club rs Sdal2s llu, do average l2s 5dal2s 81,
Western winter lis I'd. sCorn heavy: new us Gd.
Canadian peas unchanged at 31s.
MEMPHIS. Feb 9-Flour firm. Corn quiet
and firm at 6ja66c. IN store. Oats quiet and
firm at 36a40c, in store Pork firm at Sis.
higher: S14a9%aluc Bagglng steady at l2!.a
13c.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. S-Flour nuiet and un-
changed. Wheat: No. red, 81 23al 25. Corn:
new mixed, 39a4Jc. Rye 57a5Sc. Oats, 2Ta2Sc.
Provisions: shoulders, 41ic: clear rib sides, So
as; hams, s1aa9}ac. Lard: Steam, 1900. hogs,
$4a4 10.
Ohio ami Indiana 81 35al So; Kentucky wnltc
and amber 81 3Sll A. Corn: stock dimin-
ishing: yellow shelled, 5Sa59t; mixed, 55a5ic;
ear, yellow, So SOC; mixed. 56a5Sc. oats: stock
lair ana heavy;Nvhite, 34asuc; mixeu, 3SaSio;
new, 2Sa30c. Rye: nothing dong.
NASHVILLE. Feb. o. Flour: Fancy SO 50
choice family 81 W. extra fmily IS 80. family
IS rs, superine u 10 Corn: Loose 45c. sacked
55a56c. heat: White 81 4Oal 10, red IL 3oal 50.
Cotton; ordinary Sc, good ordinary Yhc. gool
midding 101c. Whisky: Robertson County
81 5OaY w, Lincoln County 81 T5a5 w, BOURBON
81 Tja5 %, hlgnwines 81 "a
MILWAUKEE. f, b. 9.-Flour dull and tend.
Ing downward. Wheat unsettled; opened NJ
over anu closel stroAg: Milwaukee hard
81 OK; No. l Milwaukee, 81 Ulh; No. Mil
| tn, lh ~ tntN
81 O3s, March, Il U44; No, 3 Milwaukee, "a &c
| Corn quiet; No, =, i4c. oats dull and dr0op'
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ing: No. =, 23Aa2ic. Rye easier: No. ], 5O1!c.
Barley dull and lower: No. spring, 5ea5Shc:
Provisions quiet, weak ana lower. Dressed
hogs lower at $4 70.
4 %; family "A 5Oa5; A No. I, s. 6Oa5 rs; family
$6a6 80. Wheat dull: red, 81 %; amber and
white, 81 20. Corn in fair demand: white, 4SG;
mixed, Ale. Rye dull and unchanged. Hay
dull and unchanged Pork duh and lower at
$ll 80. Lard quiet: choice lear, ticrce, sac;
kegs do Sc. Bulk meats dull at 4l2h a6.S0a
| 7l0c. Bacon dull at 5za6%a7c. Sugar-cured
hams 9a1Uc. Whisky steady ami firm at 81 03.
Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
/ PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull: amber 81 3aal a. red
u 29a1 ~, white 81 35al 49, Corn quiet: yellow
54e, mixed 63zc, February t4c, March SAC,
April 544sc. oats dull: White Western 36a
81 &c, mixeI Western - a assoc. Rye dull at
68al2c. Provisions quiet. steady and un-
| changed. Butter: creamery 32a35c, western
Reserve 2t25c. kggs in active demand: West
cru i2al3c. Petroleum IN fair demand: re-
fined l2c, crude 92c. WHISKY 81 0S.
| BALTIMORE Feb 9-FloaIr dull and I'm
changed. Wheat; Western q shade lower,
and closed firm. No. Western winter. spot
and January, 81 4l3sal 1AS !; FebruaFy,S 81 AZ,
corn: Western acLIvc and easier aud closed
firm: new Western mixed. SPOT and Janu-
arv, 55G; February, 6Vc; Western steamer,
52Ac. oats quiet ana steady: W estern white.
36a. &c.: do mlxed, S4a35e. Rye quiet and
steady at 62 t65c. Hay aull. PENNSYLVANIA
prime. $l4aIb. PROVISIONS dull anu Unchanged
| Butter quiet: choice Western, rolled and
packet, 20a22c. Petroleum dull and nominal :
rehncd, 1850. Coffee duh ana unchanged.
Whisky dull and lower at $40
| LONDON. Feb. g. 9-Flour unchanged at 29s
Wheat nomInafy Is lower. Chicago OF the
coast 49sa49s I'D. Red winter, 53s 6da5is.
| California 5Ss Cd. Chicago to arrive 4Ss; Cali
fornia, 54stt55s. Arrivals for orders light.
| English country markets are quiet
| French couhtry markets are weak.
| Farmers deivere during the week upwards
| of 10000 quarters, being about the same rs the
previous week. Corn nominally I'd lower: car
goes OH the coast 7s I'd; new, 10 arrive, 25s g.
a26s; ARRIVAL for orders light. The armistict
causes a depress ng effect. MARK Lane wheat
| weak. Corn heavy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-09
Death of John Schiff.

1t ia just stated on the street that Mr..
John Schitf, a prominent citizen of this
city, died this morning, but no particu.
lars Of his death are yet given. MIR.
Schitf is a well-known citizen, has occu-
pied many positions of public trust, and
ls at present Trustee of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad.
Mr.. Schifr served in the OHIO Senate
in 1854, and was representative r In the
House in 1872. LII 1928 he Was again
member OF the Senate.
The deceased was about seyenty-fye
years old and leaves a wife and four
children-three sons and one daughter
all grown, to mourn his loss. His SON.
in-law Is Mr. kreis, OF the grocery firm
of Shinkle, Howell & krels, on Second
street.
The deceased was also receiver OF
Weyand & Jung's brewery. His fu-
neral Will take place from his late resi-
dence, near Warsaw, due notice OF
which will be given.
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DoAth N6CVFUs
The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:

Nicholas O.Brecht, 40 yrs, Germany.
Horace d. Chapman. "a yrs, Vermont.
Pryor Xix, 70 yrs. Pennsylvania.
Infant Braun, stillborn, city.
Frederick Reinhardt, yrs, city.
John Rahman, 80 yrs, Germany.
Eliza G. Koler, 6 yrs, city.
Infant Cullip, II days, city.
Fannie Cullin, p yrs, Ireland.
Hattie Emely, 16 mos, OHIO.
Margaret Engelman, mos, city.
Geo. Lang, 4 jas, clty.
Kate Williams, rs yrs, Germany.
Fanny SchuIer, "A yrs, Germany.
Clementine Renish, 4 yrs, city.
Margaret McGanlau, 26 yrs, Ireland.
Ma.vine Loih 2 mos, city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-09

Rar In order to accommodate Eastern ad-
yertisers In the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen,
No "a Astor House, New York City, has been
appointed our general and special agent for
the Eastern states. This will be a branch Office
OF the STAR, Mr.. sniffen being authorized to
make advertising contracts on our behalf, and
receipt all collections therefor IN our name.
MSF WEATHER. - Probably variable with
Mgh. rain and clearing weather, for the next
twenty four hours.
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

COMMON PLEAS.
Mary Weigel was granted a divorce
from VIM. Weigel on the ground of ex.
treme cruelty.
POLICE.
Disorderly Conduct-John Stern, dis
missed; Charles Schmitt, 20 days; Louis
Kent, House of Refuge; John Batngate,
continued.
Assault and Battery VIM. Carroll,
SIS; Charles Thompson, dis IN, ssed; II CHI
ard Holland, $25; Michael Ticrney, $40;
Martin O'Brien, dismissed; Henry
Brown, $1J; Frank Hopping, 80; William
sullivan, $40.
Petit Larceny-Joseph Driscoll, dis
missed; Thomas Naming and j. NJ.
Hastings, continued to Feb. II; George
Rand, dismissed; j. Rittoans aud Rubt.
Fisher, continued to Feb. II; John Hem
ry, continued to Feb. Is; Catherine Stra.
ber, 5000 and 80 days; John Gabral, con-
tlnueu to Feb. ID.
w. G, Norris and John Ryan, continued d
to Feb. IS h; Mary Kelly, 5000; Alfred
Stevens, 30 days.
Miscellaneous-M athias Hesler, grand
larceny, held to answer; Taos. SCully,
lettering, dismissed; TimothyS Hand
ley, drunkenness, dlsmissed; Will.
lam Kirkpatrick, John Smith,
receiving stolen goods, continued to
Feb. 13; Harry Wilson, dismiss d; John
X nney, street begging, $40; Fred.
Scnraeder, shooting with intent
to wound, dismissed; Charles Ronner,
embezzement, dismrssed, Otto O,tleb,
abusing family, $4,000; VIM. Lynch,
same, continued to February l6; John
b. Storm, same, 5000; Z. A. Eyerhart.
loiLerlng, continued TO February III;
Joseph Bradford, carrying concealed
weapons, continued to February 70;
Fred. Smith, lettering, dismIssed; Lou
lsa Far, race, malicious distinctions ST.;
| Chas. Westphal, contempt, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-09

BUCK MULLANEY, participant in The
late strike, was lound guilty in the
United States Circuit Court this morn
ing OF obstructing the mails last July,
on the D. 81 M. Railroad. The Jury
recommended him TO the mercy of the
Court.
VIM DUNus, of Xenia, was dismissed d
this morning, by The United ate 8
Court, from the charge of counterleiting
q twenty-dollar bill.
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%. An excellent bill is announced cast
10 the full strength ofthe club.
REJLEVUE KY

Mrs. Burt, of cincinnati, who has been
travelling lor the Murphy cause, will
speak at the Murphy meetingt morrow
nIgnt. Several other speakers will be
present. Those wishing good seats will
have to 60 early, as there 10 u great de-
sire to near this lady.
That plank sidewalk on Fairfield av-
enue is almost III as bad q condition
now as before it was improved. The
number of holes is increasing fast, and
in few weeks the walk will be as bad
as the old one. If that is the improve
ment intended it is u disgrace to the
tswn anu the Improvement Committee
who superintendent the work. Tue mud
at the end OF the walk opposite the brick
yard is about foot deep.
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moh' m, VI tue seasVn' ~ .he S'to ~ , Ciuu.
~ hn's V. en,4"'.Vn 20 W many
'ng pest oi Ies kIhu ln snns clty.
tne plogfu"me, "nion so was one W Vi sue
pest sne ciuo nas e,eI ,enuo gu, ,SH', 1oh'
srStoo s.Su vi sne oesu..ui d - en1i,iH ,,H
IL o,ti,I'd ',.E,a n3o oS ovarv
,hn 'I'e @ on.is1o ne h""H Tl h''oi'
VAC p'os'S Doink oa'U 10 io'io"''
THE CHIMNEY CORNER.
Solomon Probity Mr.. D: J. Baldridge
Feter rroDhy y.....'.'.''....Mr u; M hooerts
G,,r oP.ey ba5t MI NIL r E"rpoiI
Sitter ii. L. W Wartman
Patty Probity Miss Marsh
Grace Emery .....................Mis Miss Packard
THE LOAN OF LOVER.
Peter spyke MIR. II. A. Antram
Old Swy zell ll................Mr. g. W. Whitford
Capt. Amerslort.. rt..............: MT; Z. Hynson
Delve.; w. A. Gless
per'1asttn ntH, '''''''''''' Mas trow
n go ,o,dono,, ,;th :.
I'LL P"' o,i1,,on ,Sorthv of
n'',o;, nmoosn "u , "a ,n,a'I aroo, cradit
pioiossiona ,hn usanrmors mu 0o I'D ,ea manage
upo 'Int NJ M p ,her,s ae .PeIer
puah'. - ',,vo s'Iond,n rentitinn ot
oS ia; nj, nart trsouantiv win.
anoss t"o an,,i,nSo pT ,5a an ntIence Mr.
R,Idridye as .sSolouon ProbiLy.D
49, % DoniIene ,nd made a hit in That
ohara,.ter n"
MisS p.,k,rd "a uC,racs Emerv and
uiss narSh as s'patLvu were Al that
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The clio.

Thoms' Hall was again crowded last
evening to it's utmost capacity by se-
lect, fashionable and critical audience,
gathered to witness the tenth entertain.
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FINANCIAL.
GNCINN ATT, Feb.

CfNCINNATI, I cd, il :8U p. NJ.
Gold buying at 1917, and selling at 102.
Cold checks at lU2I.
Eastern exchange in moderate demand.
Buying at lilo discount and selling at par.
Sterling exchange steady and light dem and.
Drawn at 81 S2 for long and 81 81 for short, per
f. IN gold.
Cove nn1ent bonds are steady and the local
demand light:
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HOGS-MarKet dull and weak. Selling:
Common at S. 25a3 81, fair to good light at So 80
a3 75 fair to good packing IS 55a3 81, and select
butchers So 75a3 50 per Genital.
CATTLE - Market dull and prices un-
changed.
SuEEp-Quiet market, and steady at pre-
vlous prices.
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The Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 9.-The bill Ior in.
sertmg Snerlffs' advertising in German
papers was postponed till next Thurs.
day. The Cincinnati Fire Department
Bill was postponed till TuesGay. The
| same disposition was made Of the bill 10
abolish the Board Of State Charities.
The bill to authorize the village OF
Port Clinton TO transfer funds was
passed.
House Bill to provide for the reorgan-
Atom and government OF Longview
Asylum was read the third time. The
order for next Wednesday.
The remainder OF the session was oc.
cupied in Committee Of the Whole on
Lne Tax Revision Bill.
HOUSE.
COLUMBUS. Feb. S. Petitions were
presented aud referred:
House bill by Mr.. Sladell-To author
ize companies organized TO deal IN real
estate to become Incorporated, was read
The third time, and failed to pass-yeas
IS, nays %. The vote was reconsid-
cred, and the bill postponed until next
Tuesday.
Bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. Marsh-To give Common Pleas
Courts like original jurisdiction in man
damus cases with The Supreme and Dis
trict Courts.
By Mr.. White, of Franklin-To change
the sirname of Ferdinand Hungerbueh-
Ter and vile and children, OF Franklin
County, to Buehler. -
BY MIR. Dodds-To authorize the an.
pointment OF women Notaries Public.
BY Mr.. Dodds-ProvidiEg that service
OF legal process against any foreign IN
surance company that has ceased 10 do
business in this State may be made upon
the agent or survivors OF the agents oil
such company last in service within tn Q
proper jurisdiction.
By Mr.. Jessup-To enable the Com
missioners OF Hamilton County to make
d fill from the west end OF the bridge
across the Great Miami River, below the
mouth of Whitewater River, to the l., e..
Il l.. Railroad station at Lllzabe thto Wn,
W nite ewater Township.
BY MIR. Danlord-TO pay witnesses in
civil cases 81 lor each days attendance
and cents mileage.
BY MIR. Booth-ro pay Brown & Field,
contractors, for extra work on the Iu-
stitutlon for the Blind.
Bills passed were of a local nature
only.
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:. --@-SWN-t----
FOrty.fifth COMgress-SecOn Ses.
sion.
SENATE,

B1Ons
SENATE,
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--A motion that
when the Senate adjourns to-day it be
to meet on Monday next, was adopted.
A resolution was passed instructing
the Committee on Appropriations to
inquire and report whether work on the
Government Buildings at Washington
may be resumed, 30 as to give employ
ment to destitute workmen.
The Joint resolution providing for the
appointment Of eighteen additional Com
missioners to the Paris Exposition was
called up, but pending Its discussion the
The Senate then took up the Silver Bill,
and speeches were made by Messrs. Hill,
Withers and Davis.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8-A bill appro-
priating $132,Gl7 tor the payment OF
claims allowed by the Accounting Com
mittee oil the Treasury was passed.
In the Louisiana contested election
case the majority of the Committee on
Elections reported that Atkins, the con-
testant, was entitled to the seat instead
Of Darrel, the sitting member, and the
minority reported in favor of Darrell.
The papers i'll the case were ordered
printed and the matter was laid over
until Wednesday.
The House then Vent into Committee
of the Whole on the Private Calendar.
A bill to pay $4,000 to Messrs. New
man e. Van Hoffman, of New York, for
the uoe of a mill at Alexandria, Va, by
the United States authorities during the
war, was taken up, and long discus
sion ensued, and it was finally rejected.
House then adjourned.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINCINNATI, FGD. v-2 I. NJ.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments of live STOCK lor the past "a hours:
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The following is the 80 +. Al. report OF New
York Stock Market as received by Lea, Ster-
rett II Co., Is West Third street:
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO, VIA PARKERsBURG.
Depot Pearl and Plum. City time.
ashlngton Tx. daiiy... 9:OrAM 6:43PN
baltimore Ex. oaiiy ...... 9:,9PM 6:23 AN
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from VIM. Weigel on the ground Of eX.
treme cruelty.
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DAYTON. KY.

An adjourned meeting to consider
some means OF improving the facilities
for travel to and rom the city, will be
held at Moellers Hall, on Tuesday even
ing next.
The Excelsior Musical and Literary
, Club will give another entertainment
che sehoQ u house on Friday evening, Fob.
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RAILRO AID TIL M Il
CORRECTED TO ACCORD WITH
CINCINNATI TIME.
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Depot, Ludlow, Ky. City time.
DEPART Arrive.
Cin1I. Cin'ti.,
Somerset EX EX....,...........6.U0 JOAN 6:35 n
DanVIlle Ac................ 3:JUPM 1850 A U
ATLANTIC GREAT WESTERN.
Depot, Fifth and HoadIy. City time.
New York Ex......... 5:43AM 5:0sPM
New YORK Ex. daily. 9:23PM 5:53 AN
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Ut NICHi UIEISs -
9th. at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY, ,
Hs@ h CONS. MILLAR, W. &. Ttchenor,
IIussss$sa Master. Apply on board, or to
aasaizsfsEz Govse n MoSset, Agents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-01

If Pestered by an Eruption use GlENN's SUI
PHUR SOAP, the running specific for diseases,
irritation and acrasons of the skin, and most salu
tary beauti6er of the complexion. This admirable
article is an inexpensive substitute for sulphur
baths and is equally as effective in banshing Gu
taneolls maladies and relieving the pangs of rheu-
matism and govt. Richness and losghness. tan
freckles, pimples and indeed every imperfeetion
of the cuticle is entirely removed by it. 1t is A.
vouche bv ladies who have used 1t, TO be the
most etrec tive means of clarifying and softening
the skin that they have ever employed; its health
promotiog properties are widely recognized bv
medical men, and evidence in its behalf, emanating
from other and equally respectable sources pre-
cluhes any reasonable doubt as to the commences
of Its claims to public confidence. Clothing and
| men from the sick room is disnected by II, and
it prevents contagion when the danger of obnoxious
diseases has been incurred by contact. Sores and
ulcers, that resist the operation OF salves and To-
ton, are healed by 1t, and it soon relieves the
swelling and pain caused by bruises and sprains.
The opening of the pores, resulting from the whole
some stimulation of the superficial blood vessels
that II produces, is the effect best calculated TO
ease the circulation when overheated, and cary of
those offensive granulalions which dsllgure the Gu
tlce aud render 'exis!ence u stale OF martyrdom
while thev remain. Eruptons, ailments that ONT
ments will not cure are entirely eradicated by
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP. by druggists.
HILLS HAIR a. WHISPER DYE, Black or Brown.
FNl6mI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-01

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.--The elms
around the buildings are lea6ng out very
rapidly, and the campus is so green that it
seems as if summer had already come to
the old college town.
The Seniors are seeking situations, and
not great many have found them yet.
During the Senior vacation in May and
June, party will accompany Prof. Hitch
cock upon geological tour in the White
Mountains.
The Juniors have elected the Dartmouth
editors for next year. and are planning to
publish good paper.
The Freshmen have begun field work in
surveying.
The Rugby game of foot ball is being
introduced here. 1t is rougher than the
game formerly played here, and is limited
to fewer players. This is the game played
by the Harvard twenties and the elevens
of Tufts, Yale and other colleges.