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CONVICTION.

HIGH WATER IN JACKSON RIVER.
ICorres pondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
DECEMBER 10. 1873.
The river (Jackson) is now very high, and
the wet weather is general. Hard rain for
twenty.fOur hours. J. NJ. p.
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Death on the Rail.

HUNTINGTON, Pa, December 1.-THE
fast line Of the East Pennsylvania railroad
this morning killed two lnen in a run OF
thirteen miles-Michael German at Hunt
ington, and Theodore Keith at Union Fur
mace. .. -.s-..
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An Editor Missing.

WOODBURY., n. J., December u.-W. IT.
Gibbs, editor of Gloucester County Demo-
crat, is missing, and much anxiety is felt for
his safety. 81. ..-.
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million. I mean in this Government,
not Sin this chamber. . Gentlemen, correct
me by saying in this chamber. No, sir,
they have got The affirmative power OF Iegis-.
lation this day. Six hundred and twenty.
tive thousand men, women, and children I'm
Maine are equal 10 five million in the State
OF New York. That Is not all tutsas the
gentleman has voucfrsafcd advice to south
ern men on this floor and outside, In 1Il
spirit OF fairness and equity / will speak to
the New England people, and tell them
TINT in my opinion the direst foe they
have got on earth Is the representative or
senator, whether from their own section
or any other, that will kindle this fire
whose subterrnnean flame will liquiiv the
very foundation on which these proud and
free commonwealth are now rearing their
aspiring heads. Sir, the Senator is fishing
In troubled waters upon this subject, and
when you come to compare questions Of this
kind you will find that changes OF more
radical and fundamental nature will be
necessary in order to adjust representation
to numbers in this country
at the conclusion of Mr.. Lamar's' brief
remarks, Senator Edmunds made few re-
marks, and there was some coifoquy be-.
tween himself and the Senator from Missis-
sippi rs to the Interpretation Of portion OF
the latterS remarks, after when the res0iu--
ton and amendment were laid aside, and
the Senate resumed the consideration OF the
patent laws. ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House, on motion OF Mr.. Patterson,
OF Colorado, took up the Senate BIZ pro-
yiding for holding terms OF circuit and dis
trict courts for the district Of Colorado. It
was passed after being somewhat amended.
Dir. Smith, OF Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported the
pension appropriation bill. Referred to a
committee OF the whole and made the spe-
cial order for tomorrow. .'..
The bill reported last year from the Com
mittee on Commerce to regulate Interstate
commerce was passed.
The discussion will commence tomorrow
on the bill to provide for the further distri-
button Of the money received under the
Geneva award. s.' "..,-rt
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RICHMOND TOBACCOExC

WEDNESDAY,, December Ii, 1878.
The breaks to.tlas comprised SO hsgsheads and 1.
,icrces The oft. ings ut auction en Change were
"a packages; of which l 3 were taken In, and the
relnainGcr sold It prices ranging sem Sl.lo to -.
we continue 10 quote.
SEW DARK.
Lrgs.--Co.amon TO medium, S1.50@S2; nettnm
Lsnt-Cninmon, si@s5; medium, $500: good,
SS@SlO; tl:e, Sl1@gSl4.
BRIGHT.
Lags-Common eoiory, s3@s4. .-a.,.
Fifle-s-ConmoIi. S4G55; medium $oOSf;
god, %Ia$l0; tine, SlQmSl3. 100
S,n skers-Cornmou, $7GG$S.50: mettnm. 800
! good, S1o@$t3; line, $l5NSlS' iahcy' $40
Wroppers.-Common, sl2@Sl5: medium: sls
| 6NSs5 good, :30@:45; fine, sGO0S7e; iancy'
Sr39S90.
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. December 1.-Gold opened at 1006
Noon.-Stocks firm. Money on call, 3GE3h per
cent. Gold, 100h. EXchange-Long, 4S2; short,
4s6H. Stale bonds dnll. Governments firm.
E0sntng-Moncy, $685. per cent. Exchange
4S2. Gold 10OH. Governments dull; new SIS,
1O6h. States nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l1.-Firginla 6's, defer
red, ~; cOnsols, JAY; DaSt-due coupons. 7SH.
North Carolina 6's, old, 1G; new, 8; special tax,
e, Bid to-day.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSi!
NO IiUMBCG..
CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.

Having determined TO close ont my entire stock
of DRY GOODS and Cuntine myself exclusively to
TRIM Vines, NOTIONS, and FANCY GOODS,
will Offer my entire stock Of DRY GOODS al ana
below cost. | viii enumerate In part- ,
Beautiful ZIG URED DRESSG0ODS at 1870. worth
20c.; , $500.
BLACK ALL-wooL CAsuMEREa, soc. worth
A large lit of other DRESS GOODS, 1910. worth
mIrch.more; ,
TABLE LINENS, CASSIMERES, &C., &c.-all very
Also. $40 pairs ONE-BUrrON KID GLOVES at
2Jo: worth T5c. .,,
Ca,n.triy At LEVI HEXTER'S.
de 8, GIT Broad street.
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New Silver Discoveries I'm Colorado.

DENVER, December 11.-New discoveries
OF rich silver deposits continue in the yicin-
ity OF LeadsyiIe. Among the latest and
most remarkable is one made by LieIten-
ant-Governor Tabor last Saturday OF 4 sand
carbonate vein from which 81, 700 was taken
that dav '~|- - '+-- +.
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OF tho Grand Duchess Of
HGSSo.

DARMsTADT, December 1.-The condition
OF the Grand Duchess OF Hesse, the Prin-
cess Alice Of England, is satisfactory to-day.
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DRY GOODS.
JULIUS MEYER,

JULIUS MEYER, Il; 1:t.
~ 603 BROAD STREET, tY
OFFERS THIS WEEK:
so dozen excellent TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES
20 dozen good THREE-BUTTONK KIDS OF Sec;
20 dozen superior THREE-BUTTON KIDS at
The '' BoUTEVAkD' 'THREE-BUTTostKI D
sSsEEgs'ETEWsossB y KID GLOVES; 70
Another auction lot Of BLACK SILK FRINGE
BLACK &c! SILK SILK FRINGE from csc. upward;
NEW -AlARABON aud MOSS. TRIMMINGS, for
doln ans and cloaks. very low;
BEAVER CLUhkiNG at 81 SO worth 81:
ALL-WOOL BLACK BEAVER at 400 worth SO;
BLACK MATELASSE CLOAK1SG reduced from
Specially cheap CT sIi line or BLACK cAsHsLERE;
Good douhle-width BLACK CASHMERE at 20
Five pieces pure ALL-wooL BLACK CASHMERE
ut 4sc.-yery cheap; bargains at go, 20, 80,
BLACK DRAP Di'ErE ar 81 so wortf, 50;
BLACK SILK TRIMhiING-YELVETS at Sl.25
BLACK sILk-FINIsHED vELvETEESs at 40,
so, and 75c.
The prcliiest and cheapest 10 be found anywhere.
Handsome STYLES and good qualities at So 80, ~,
$40, and $12.
Great reduction in prices of aner qualities
... follows:
Sl4 CLOAKS reduced TO S12:
sl5 .CLOhKS to $3.50; SIG 10 s13. and $50 to
S16. at lde 81 JULIUS MEYERS.
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ATEW STOCK! NEW PRICES!
D. re. MITTELDORFER

ID. e T.. MI Il ELDUfsF Elk
wilt exhibit Oh MONDAY large stock OF NEW
GOODS lust received from late bankrupt sales IN
New York. A full line OF DOLLS and FANCY
ARTICLES for the holidays at prices 10 astonisb
all. ..--..ts ..
\ new line of CLOAKS at greatly reduced prices
from 81 to $50; -.
CARPETS from auction-EGmp, ] 3 and 2Oc. In
grain al 25c.. SOC, 35c., Acc. 45c., and SOC.
LAP-kOBES from auction, ut soc. on the dollar or
the real value:
BEAVER SHAWLS mt g. so worth So;
BLACK CASHAlEItES from 15c. to $125 per
yard
BLEACTIED and BROWN COTrONS at case
prices: ...,...n
BEST PRINTS at Sc. per yard:
CASSTMERES for mems and boys wear:
UNDERSIIiRTS for ladies, gentlemen, and chill
drcn: .....-.
IIOSIERY-A very large stock. Give us q call be-
fore you purchase.
D. & +. MIJTELDORFER,
de Q SGT Broad street.
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4 A4ssE ar.sss1..,....ss...


Observation-Disclosures 1nsA970.
ssn ,sss...,.s 4:ss "a. sac
Mooa ri,es. 7:32 Issei1b Z e.. GA
PCRT.or RICHMOND. DEcEaBER 1f.fS7s.
} Steamer Afci, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail. merznardiss and passeneers, l.. b. tTk:uns
sehooner a. r. Cohen, Frambers, Philadelphia,
Schooner Thomas G. Benton; Miller, Kew York,
Eon, Tredegar Cemprpy.
Schooner q. g. ETY., arlieh, philadelphia granite,
! - 33,-T;'1sT 80 HrM0HANpUMs ~
Schooner Eddie Palmer, from james river, at Bal
hnore December 10Th. q; ssg..,<ss-..g-
a,f BY Telegraph.
New YORK. December IL - Arrived State OF In.
diana. California, amerfaue., Arrived out: General
Grant, Annie Austin. Homeuard: Frunkfort, Or
leans Spartan, Tybee. .s,...s., 49,
NoRFOHK, December 1.-The wrecking steamer
Rescue went last nigbtt0the assistance OF the brig
William Mallory, reDortctf ashore near Hatlefas.
The Rescue arrived this morning at the scene OF the
wreck. but on account OF the high was compelled
to lay of 10 10 & - Ests.ss.. M =
The wrerstng-steamer Baker went TO the assist
ance or the baTkentne Belle Keith reported ashore
eight miles south Of Hatteras. ~ 1885
- = DrsAsrRR TO A RICHxosD VESSEL.
LONDON. December 1.-the bark Knudsvfg.
from Richmond. is anchored ut .Jack-ip. the Bas-
ketn She experienced heavy weather of the West
ern isles, and vaS Obliged 10 fetson 700 hogs
heads (?) tobacco and 5000 slaves. Note.-See
local. E,s,,s.s 80 81 50 s.rl..t
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GREAT REDUCTION
Il

GREAT REDUCTION
."' IN nt
FINE cLoAKs.
We win makca
REDUCTION OF FIFTEEN PER CENT.
on all CLOAKS at $50 and over.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN s. co.
[de 4
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Lin NEED OF DIG BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C..
will do well TO call at the
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS AUCTIoS-HoUsE,
323 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS,
before buying elsewhere. Is am determined TO
uNDERsELL ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
BEHOLD Ny PRICES;
BL:tN9 and md Brown COTTON at sa, 4, s,
DRESS Goods from Sc. up;
BLACK ALrACA, best brands, 90, 25, and 3Oc.'
worth double; /, = - =. ,,,,,,nr
Best bargains ever known In BLACK CASHMERE
es 81 ssIe Ell 90 and a5c per yards
Greatest Gs { bargains in BLANKETS ever heard Of
IO-4, all wool, 1913 per pair and up; .,o. ,,,,
eyer-and Il great many other asticles 700 nu.
merous 70 mention. - -.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
s23 BROAD STREET,
RaJTy1oRE DRY-GooDs AUCTION-HoUsE,
.. WHITE BANNER, BLUE LETTERS.
i,.t NO HUMBUG.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
inc ls.1mJ
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9irI,asu,ld Dispatrll,

THURSDAY ...... DECEMBER u, 1878.
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DEATH OF A WORTHY MAN--THE FIRE DEPART
MsST-pAsToRAr. cALLs--PROsrEcTING FOR
LANDS BOAT Burf.pING--wILD GAME IN
JAMES RrvsR-sEvERE wISD-SToRM--SE-
RfoUS RUNAWAY aCGIDEST-THE PUBLIC
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PARE OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY
FINE CLIO 4 KS.
CARDUZO, FoURQCREAN & co.
have REDUCED NJ
CLOAkS
at go and over
FIFTEEN PER CENT.
(de 4
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DgQClA.hATIO
TO THE PURCHASERS

DgQGtAlhATION
TO THE PURCHASERS
DRY GOODS
IN RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
WAR! WAR! WAR!
AGAINST HIGH PRICES.
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DRY GOODS

IN RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26

lie respect, doit reSter sscre ct reli.
gieux. Vous ne p0uvez. sans danger
ct sans blasphame, Ell faire unc ma.
nifestation politique. C0nvient-iI que
yos pelerins aient tles arlnes cach6es
ct les pro]ets setlitieux: Est.il juste
qu'nne grotte devienne une c.,verne
1T IN rendezvous de conspiratenrsi
81 tles miracles Sc sont operGs Ell un
lien nnelconqne, est-ce bien pour IL
benftic- dun prince, dun pretendant
on dune dynastie!
An reste, IL pt-lerinage motlerne
ma plus ricn de IL sincerite, lie IL
grandeur ct de l'expiation lie ja,lis.
On le fait 4 False, Ell che,nin de fer,
avcc tic Fargent en- poche, CONNIE
voyage d ds.Grement. LOurles ct lev
autres lienx collsacres ont de hons
Its, de bon win. de bOmies truites OIL
de bonnes c6telettes de noutor.
Per>onne lie s'y trajne i genoux. On
y fait deS reIlcOntres agreaDles. La
mode vent qu'on Y allie, CONNIE j;t.
dis i Biarritz. Celia ],eut meme
gnerir.
Mails, qnels qu'aient etc le zele,
Fultran'Ontanisme ct le s:llntaire ,,..
tour de Dnpmnloup dams les .ler,,ie-
res annees de s:l vie sacer.lotale 1T
tpiscopale, l6v6que d'Orlt;,Is 1T 10
contesseur de TaIleyra,nl Ptrigorl,
certainement une dies Innierps &le
rEglise 1t nne illustration tln cler.
&c, est mort sans :lvoir Obtenu IL
chapeau de cardinal.
Qulmportee
Dien ia rreu dans ga mis6ricortlc,
sa }Daix ct son pardon.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26
l}upAXL0up.

Dupnn|oup Went dc mourlr.
ti,an,l> ct w'titS, pu,>>;'nt> ct tai.
l,,cs, l,,iS 1t snct>, prt}ats 1T pay
sans. nous So'nmr> tons mor;rlS.
O.. nest pas uI,c nuENtantc.
Ml;S prl.t ,'trt r>t.il bon dr lr re-.
slir. dc tr;nl'S cn temps. u'latl 'nr
IL \ t,ni,lenrrs de Ii trlir toml".
ain puc To- guril dr> lnn'nr> ne
,i..in'~>e point crrtainr. linile. ct
,onr que nous ne per,,im,s ianai>
d, v,.r les granGS pril,ciprS 'lr F''Ga-
lit Arvant la vie, .levaut lc dtNolr
ct ,lrvant Ia mort.
LES papes me,lrc,t, ma! gre lc'l
intnil'lbl'tt.
C,>t uur loi supreme, ct ln>tr.
Llhre !, vul>. prttrcS, nllI'sni'i,'S
ct ptnScur>, 'lc croirc i ''innoitall-
tti. ,ln cl,ercher la vie aprt> Ia mort,
de ltsi,rr ct de trouvcr daus I'm,
connu DIES monlcS myStcrlcux Ia
prolongation iutinie dune anne rnvo
Ice ct ,liSparue de Ia telle.
Li science ellie meme SO SatlStait
volontiprS dams Ia doctrine de fevoll-
ton ct dc III transformations.
Mais il est un fait certain, visible
1T con,lu:
C'cst que nous mo,irons touS. sou.
vent meme All moment on nous y
persons IL moinS, Qnand nous nous
croyonS >i,rs du lcndcmain, ct sans
:,voir toucht au tcrme ot1llnaltc ct
rcmpli Ia moyenne accont'lmre.
Nous ne devenons pas tous DIES
vieillar,ls.
Bcaucoup tombent a.mi route, ct
plus encore avant ie priutemIS,
ri. meme au printemps. al"r> que Ia
vie !, tu,S les >ourrc> dc l'esptrance
ct toutes les vo|nptes de la poes'e.
1T les cntantS!
Virgilc IL dit: Intant,lm onimr
Hentes.
C.ux-li, au moins, mont pas sol,t-
tcrt, ct les religions atteIdrics Ell
ont tait DIES angcs au cltl.
MaiS Dupanloup, lui, Il parconr'l
la route humane ct vecll une cNls-
tcnce dhommc.
On pent dire de lni &c que Victor
Hugo II dit dc hi meme:
lie steele droit dcur aus.
Car Felix Antoine Philibert Du-
panlonp "aouit le "janvier 1902. Il
st. Felix pres de CllambtlN, en- IA.
vote, alors que la Savole ctait fran.
caise.
Ne Pest ellie point encore, ct plus
dtvouee que iamais!
Dupanloup est done IN homme dc
ce steele, ct plus qu'on he lc croft
or,linarement.
Car il en- cut touS les troubles
touteS les agitations ct toutes les
lutteS.
Car il en- partagea les travanx
les ptrils ct les gloircs.
Car son esprit conmnt les htslta
tions, les tcrgiversations ct meme
les intidtlites dune tpoque mvolu
tion,airc ct dune periodic trans
tormatrice.
Dnpanloup nc RESEMBLE potn'
aux granls tvtques dn NVllemc
ct il ne prit pas ceux du Nlllcmc
pour modeles.
II ma pas l'amplcur dies nns, ct ]
SnrpasS;l les autreS en- Ztlc, mai:
sans toutetoiS avoir la fol apostoll
que ct pnissante DIES heures sOuNc
raines ct dcs siecles croyants.
Apres tout, avait-il trouve sol
chemin, Suivi sa vote ct obti i S;
vocation.
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AGENTS DU LOUlS;ANAIS.

NouycIlc- Orltans:-A. G. Romain, rchOu-
ritorlas ST., No. Is.
St-.Dacgurs, St.-Jcan-Ba Baptistc. lhcrville,
Assumption ct Ascension:-'nst comes.
Dol,a,isonyilie.
Lafayette, Attakapas: -Edouar} =. Mou-
ton.
Nnlvclle- -IbGrie:--
Observation-Disclosures Fcitrl
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PRIX DEs ANNONCEs:

Far carr6 dc 10 lignrs, on nnins. pre-
mitrr insertion. on.......---...--..- -si,oo.
Par carrs de ci,auuc publication sub
sGuucntc 70.
LES conmnniqnt, de nature pcrs"nncllt
ct les avis fann6c SC rtglcront dc yr6 4
..rt :lycc rctlitcur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26

Dupanloup a etc l'organisateur
de nombreuN pcierinages.
C.ttait son droit. ct peut-Gtre son
devoir.
Mails quill nous soft permis dc citcr
ici dies paroles peu susI~ctes, puisan'
clIcs sont dc Dupan!oup lui,meme,
ct que voici:
"AlorS on quite lie reel, OH l'on ne
he volt rirn qni rassu,r, pour lima
glnaire, OH ron l~ut tout voir. sur
t"nt ce que ION espere; les propilc-
ties Surgis>cnt ct les thaumat urges
anssi les visions, les oracles ct les
protliges sc mnltipient; aux il|nmi-
nes dc bonnie fol sc melent les four
hes"
Mais leptleri"agc, pour ttrc dignc
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26

Car 81 ,jamais mot fnt malheureux,
c'est &c mot-la. Un parti qui ell fait
son programme est III parti vaincu.
II II contre lui lesiecle, l'aveniret les
temps. La societ6 nouvelle, f,ite lie
liberte, de Justice ct de democratic,
le conlamne ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18
The Hay State Horse Rake

was first introduced into Fairfield coun- tv by me, and its sales now exceed that of all other Rakes combined. Call and examine it.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18
Paints and Oils.

Jewett's Atlantic and English B. B. White Lead. Best Red Seal French Zine. Mix Paints for outside and In- side use, Colors dry and in Oil. Pure Raw and Double Boiled Linseed Oil by the gallon or barrel.
 Agent for Johnston's Patent Dry Kal- sOmine. White 50 cents per package. Colors at the lowest price. Every color on hand.
 Agent for Domestic Paper Fashions, Fashions mailed to any address upon re ceipt of price. Send for a catalogue.
 My stock is the largest and aim to give the best goods at the lowest prices possible. Prices given and goods cheer fully shown at all times.
 All are invited to examine my goods and prices.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18
SHEPAUC RAILROAD.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

SPINNER .IRRA NGE.HENT, commencing June lO Passenger Trains leave Newtown. going North, at 10 q a. ni and 5.:E3 D. m. Going South, at 6l5 and H. iD a. ni., and 4.55 ?. m.
 Express Freight Trains. going North. leave at I2 h D. n. and 7.25 pm Through Freight at ln'@ D. ln Going South. Milk Train at 725 D. ln Sun day Milk Train at T.45 ?. hi.
 10.47 a. m. and 533 p. Tn. Trains connect at Broekield Junction with trains for Danbury.- 1T a. h. Train makes close connection at State Line with 5. < A. fast train for Albany. with through car arriving at 250 D. m. connecting "lth the popular Chicago and St. Louis Express Tor the West 5i3 p. m. Train makes close connertioh at State Line ior Albany and the West, arriving Ill Albany at lO.i0 ?. m.
 Passenger Trains leave Hawleyville. going North. At Io.57 q. m and 5.44 p. m. Going South, at 6O0 a, m Il 20 a. m., and 4.45 ?. Ill.
 io.57 a. m. and 5H p. Iii. Trains connect at Brookfiold Junction with trains for DanOnry; also for Albany and the West.
 Express Freight. going North, at l.2O and 'oo ?. m. Through Freight at 10.55 ?. n-
 Milk Train, going south at 7.o5 ?. m. Sunday Milk Train at 7.30 T. Ill.
 MiIk and Freight Trains have passenger accomo- dation. ~ n, -.r Passenger trains connect with Shepang H. k to and from Iitchield At Canaan with Ct- Nest.N.h Tbrouqh tickets sold and baggage checked rom Neytown for Albany. Saratoga. Buffalo. Suspen- e;on Rri.ige or Niagara Falls Chicago St. Louis and ,,rincinaI points west From Hawleyyiie for Albany. Saratoga Buffalo, Suspension Bridge or Niagara Falls. -
 HID. AvERILI, General Ticket Agent.
 N. NJ. BROWN, Supt.
 Bridgeport, Conn. June 10. lsiS.
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Wanted agents rSn 9Iln New Book

Cramnled full of Facts for the Household, the Trades and the Professions. Just the book flr the timer special territory: no competitor. Now k the Harvest Time" E. E. Russell, Pub'r. BoSton Mas.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

The Draft was tested with the Bald win Dynamometcr, which all manufac- turcrs recognize as the Most Perfect ll- strument made for this purpose.
 It will be noticed that the time occu- pied by the Buckeye Mower in cutting a half-acre with a 4-foot bar was as short as that required by machines which are claimed to have bars from , inches to feet longer; from which it appears that these (so called) longer bars do not cut d wider swath.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

GHAE1Ek ENINs an Act amending Chapter xii. Section two, Public Acts of 1871. Bs it enacted by the & .ate and House of Repre- -entafiyes in Gensrd Assembly onysned: That chapter sixty-two. section two.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

Proposed Amendment to the Constitu- ton Concerning Vacancies in Judicial Offices.
 Resolved by the House of Represen.
 tatiyes:
 That the following be proposed IS an amendment to the coi stiiution os this state. whi, h, wien approved and adopted in the manner provided by the eonstitu- ti.n, shall beeome . ppft thereof. siz. :; All vacaReiss arising in the offices of judges of the eourts of common pleas, district courts. city courts. and police
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public ad of lS77, be amended as fol. lows: hy Inserting after tho word ." the' in tho third line of snid section tho words " first 'a ot iho,' 70 that said section shall read: "Thc shrrlfrs elected on the Tueslny after inc hrst Mo' dny of Nn- vemher, lS71, md trlcnnially ihcrepfter, siull mold Their respective offices for three years from and nfler the first day of inc next succeeding June" ss,aa Approved Man'h D. ls7s.
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MErHopIsT.-Rev James Taylor Pastor. Ser vices. lO.aO Il. m., 1.3D and 7.3u p. Tn. sunday School. HAS a. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings SD. h. Seats free.
 Sr JoHN's CHAPEL.-ltcv. Francis W. Barnett. pastor Sunday school F Ill. Services. p Ill. Communion service on third Sunday in month at 10.5D Il. nj.
 SOCIETIES.
 GRANITE LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coop TEMPT. ARs-Meets in hall over A. Becrs's store every Friday evening. Officers W I, W Perkins; " T, Miss Ella Peck; s. N C Downs: " C. Mrs D C Gutely; w S. Mrs E Bonnett; T. Mrs H l. Wheeler; W M Horace Johnson; G. John Ferris: W 0 G, stephen Graham; l. s. MrsW W " Perkins; Is. Mrs John l. Sanford; " s. Miss Ella Gately; D M Mary Peek; 0rganist. Miss Carrie k Gatey
 HinAM LODGE. No. Is, F. 4. M.-Meets in Masonic Hall. lst and 3rd Wednesdays of each month"; Officers :--Wm I Sanford. W NJ; John l. Sanford, ST. W; SW Crofut, Jr W; James Wilson. Sec James NJ Blackman Treas: Chester Hard, ST D.: John H Dlackman IF D: Wm II Hoy. ST S Benj Curtis, Jr &; Wm H Hoy. Geo Winton, and B"rj Curtis, Trustees: w Orgclnlann. Iiltr.
 RoYAL ARCH CHAPTER.-Mcets second Thursday of each month ill Masonic Hall. Officers :-(icn wofcnden P; James M Blackman. K; Jas Wilson. 5: Wm Sanford, C of il: John l. sanford. s: A F Clark, See: David Mobiles. 1rGas SiiaS Wheeler, Il C; Samuel Barnum. lst Y; JamcS Coles, 2nd " Somers Crofut, 3rd " Conrad Dorian, Tyler.
 ALPHA JUyESIIE TEMPLE No. 1.-Mects in Lodge Room over furniture store. every Sunday after. noon. at 4.a0 o'clock Miss Ella Peck. Supt; W Perkins WCT.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NEWTOWN.
POST OFFICE.


 POST OFFICE. Mails open Prom the South, 20 a. m. and GOO D. III. From the North, l2.oO m and GtU pm. Mails close :--GOng North, 1O!u Il. m. and i.i5 p. III. Going South. ll.25 n. III. and 4.4j D. III.
 /. $. PECK, I. M.
 CHURCHES. TRINITY CHURCH-Main Street. Rev. Newton F.. Marble D.D. rector. Services 10.U a. III. Sunday School. l2 III. Afternoon service at 1. CoNt;REG krIOSAI.-MHin Street, Rev. James P. Hoyt, pastor. Services. l0.IU Il. m. Fellowship Meeting ll.tG Sunday School. l2 III. Afternoon service o'clock. The seats are free CArHoLIc.-hiain Street, Rev. Father Mctart"n, pastor. Services, 1915 Il. nj. Sunday School. l2.j6 D. m
 SOCIETIES. OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE NO 14.-Publr meeting every sunday afternoon at o'clock, in South Centre School House. Officers Mrs. $. N. U.'erS, Supt.: Miss Annie F.. Henderson, SV. ST. PATRICK TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.-Rcv Father James McCarton, President; John Mooney. Vice President; Thomas Egan, Secretary; Patrick Cain. Treasurer.
 VIEWPOINT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - Marcus C. Hawlcy President: Charles BersfOrd, Nice-prcsi- dent; Mary E. Morgan. Treasurer: J. Frank Gillette, Secretary and Librarian. Trllstccs-A. Stillson. Edgar F. Hawlry and Daniel q Beers.