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New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
Art schools-New-York City.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER

WIN receive pupil. in painting Landscape, hower st life
china and docoratioD studio rho Bella" No as East
2eth-st. corner ith ave.
References MI j Huntington, Mr VIM. Hart, MI James
81. Hart Nj. A. +. Bellows
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But from the surplus for 1873 there Is to be de-
Quoted an item that appears elsewhere in the re-
port, Discount on bonds sold, S2l,675," which
leaves the surplus of last year $26j,9l7 equal to
l77,oo per cent on the capital stock of $4,000 900.
But this apparent surplus was more than used up
by what is called advances to leased lines" but
what really was paid under guarantees. as follows:
To the Cincinnati Sprn gfed Railroad s2362l5
To the indianapolis aud St Louis Railroad o',Io'
TOTAL
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Canada Southern
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Morris * Essex.
200 be. 80
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Eaw 6fhools.

VALE Law School Regular course, 2 years;
GIaduate flor degree Of DELL wears Fan term
oIens sept 20 Address Prot WAYLAND New-lIavcn, CT
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
IA. l2 East ! 7th.st. and 80 West lGhst
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT ". y STOCK EXcHhNTE SALES
hsreported bv ne Gotd and Stock Telegraph u
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 49, 1879
GOVEREMEET STOCK DEPARTMENT.

FIRST CALL-10l
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w. WHY THE SOTTH is "

V. CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. AZ.
CESNOLA'E LECTURE ON CYPRUS. Illustrated by
OVER FORTY ENGRAVINGS. Prce, ~ Cents.
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SECOND CALI
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

For Young Lndles-BrooKIyn.
MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 40 Chm
vi tOnst BTooklvn, gives instruction music and the
modern languages private lessons their residences Ia
ladies' whose carly instruction IN English has been deficient
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For Young Lsdies-Citv.

University Grammar School, No. ,4S1 Broad
way neal 9dst Urinary, Commercial aud Classical de-
pariments. NJ NJ HOBBY. ". l. AKIN, A II. Principals,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19

VI. THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE,
Recently held the Church Of The uoy Trinity The I'm
proceedings in TRIBUNE EXTRA No. iG. Many OF the
important Papers printed from the Authors own manu-
script. Pamphlet form. % Cents. Sheet, 10 Cents
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19
MARYLAND ITEMS.

o.r;ff Bouldin, of Cecil, will become his
scoessOr's deputy
Cecil county has drawn 81 900 in license
from duck gunners this Autumn.
Dairy Purnell, of Berlin, took chloroform
ths toothachs and died from the effects.
II Hurn, of Elkton, mailed postal
u u and it took it lis days to go around
the world
c;v white, wild swans fraternized with a
q If tame geese at Frenchtown the
other day.
1,.bar Williams of Sudlersville, has
,,obt out the druggist of Millington Mr..
GGooding) and will go there to live at New
Years.
Come of the colored Democratic voters
having the boys arrested and swear
shoir lives against them for tantalizing
hem Ss for voting the Democratic ticket
East1n Gazette.
Rpving votes is practiced to large extent
:. Somerset county. The Crisfeld Leader
vs.. alt is estimated that two hundred
s,Iers were purchased in this District alone,
an Tuesday last"
Thomas Truitt went coon-hunting, near
powellsville, Wicomico, the other night.
The tree in which a coon had taken refuge
was cut down. In falling the tree struck
Truitt and killed him.
Partridges and rabbits are reported plen-
A., b.,
who are plentiful also There has been a
terrible slaughter Of rabbits since the
opening of the season.
The disease which has prevailed among
the hogs in a single district of Talbot
county, recently, has entailed loss on the
farmers aggregating at least So ,000 Solomon
Brnsfeld estimates his loss at $500.
The dedication of NJ. E. church at Mil.
lington was a success as far as preaching was
concerned. Bishop Haven and DR.. MALTA
lieu of Boston pleasing the people very
much. The amount of money raised,
$500 did not hquidate the debt
Talbot County Circuit Court commenced
its session on Monday. There are but two
cases of very great importancs-that of j.
IL. w oodcock, Ior attempting 10 Ourn MS
slop and the residence of Mrs. Robinson,
and James Williams for assault with intent
to kill Mr.. Tenant, near St. Michael's.
The Democratic papers give this as a
specimen of Maryland bulldozing A co.,
ored man in Talbot owned fine horse. He
voted the Democratic ticket at the late
election, for the first time in his life. In
revenge some Republican miscreants, they
say, cut the poor brutes ears and nose off,
and smputated his tongue, leaving him
alive in his agony"
Tsmperance.-The society for prevention
Of cruelty to mankind by the use of ardent
spirits, met in the Temperance Hall, Port
Deposit, on Tuesday evening. The victory
of Local Option was announced, and rounds
of applause filled the air and shook the
building from top to bottom. Election OF
officers were held for the ensuing year
which resulted as follows il. w. Malone
President; n. B. Smith, Treas. Charles
Cooke, Sect. Rev. Trial Graves was an
nounced to speak on next Tuesday evening
Cecil WHO.
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19
THOUSANDS OF PIECES OF OTHER DaEes ocoDs
NTSEa M@MA VA GDMxA @E@DGDMDmMS
We exhibit a Of 6o
$4,000.
$4,000.

IF
NFI CLOTHS aniII
R R6}2 or niEC or ~ BIACN GOODS rg
GASIMFE PEkIN STRIPES WINTER BTNTINGS EFFCTS
COT tIAt LID nlsre
" D ton Especially in
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19
THE
BOSWELL HEATER
Is STILL 0FFERED TO TIVE PTRLic-
Boswell Heater.

All you have to do. is to show the people that it is
to their interest to buyyour goods this is done when
any one buys the
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19
Manufactured by N. t UNDERWOOD.

Manufactured by n. 7 UNDERWOOD.
Economy is the order of the day. One-third fine, is
saved am asked how it is dOne2 Ianswer by Great.
ing complete combustion. How do YOU do it9 Nv,
so constructing my Heater that admit fresh air NJ
the entrance of the smoke into the chimney pine IF
any doubts the assertion, will take time and.it
gives me much pleasure to demonstrate it by putting
of my Heaters into room, and without nnttinsS
the pipe into the chimney, but leaving it in the roo
will burn wood any length of time without thare
being any smoke in the room, and in BURNING col
there will be no gas. will heat a room or a sot ~
rooms all alike ana the Thermometers shah 20
the test. also know the capacity of my Heater 50
that when you give the size of your room or honse
can at once tell you what size to buy. ask one and
give me call before purchasing elsewhere and If
do no: offer to any one the cheapest apparatus for
heating houses churches school houses halls or an
other room that needs to be warmed then do not bnyr
the Boswell Detected Heater. Sold only by
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19
BLACK CASHMERES AND 1IERINOES

well nigh The
~ in double
EWRDTDCL CT QTEJTEp
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For the Smyrna Times
The Biography Cyc1opedia of
Representative Men of Mary
land.
The book has come and am much pleased
with it in the main. 1t is large book, bound
in leather and guided edged. The portraits
are in steel and well executed. The type work
is clear and the paper is solid. But what shall
| say of the idea and its execution from
literary standpoint? Well, we like the idea.
We like it because it is Republican, an out
growth of our Democratic institutions How
different from the old Monarchical idea, that
embalmed the King and laid him away in the
archives of literature, no matter how rotten in
character and brainless in intellect, while
the men who invented his implements of war,
;iaped mis- political course, and "swayed the
smpire,' were left to rot in their graves, and
their deeds to perish with their names
The idea of the book is, THAT worth makes
the man and the want of it the fellow"
This book embalms the people. 1t gathers
up the early history of persons and places and
keeps them in trust until they shall be wanted
needed. Which is all right The book is
worth, as a text book, all it costs. 1t affords
US all chance to know the lives of our 9 Rep
resentative Men," or some of them at least.
The way in which the idea is executed is
eommendable. The plain facts are stated in a
plain manner. The simple naked truth is told
am glad that Delaware is 20 have such a
book. 7. o. AYREs
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINs.-Additonal to those
above leave Smyrna for CLAYTON 200 and 745 p "
Leave Clayton for Smyrna 725, and 1850 A. M, 90,
DO ana $40 P. ~, TO make connection with trains
North and South) from Clayton.
H.F. KENNEY, supt
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19
Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, November 10th. 1879. (Sun-
lay excepted) trains will run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19

iTEMs.-The Democrats Of the House
Committee on Rules at Washington are now
very anxious to treat the minority fairly.
-Ex-Governor Baldwin, of Michigan, |
has been appointed Senator in the place of |
Mr.. Beaman, resigned. Governor
Seymour declines to take any part in |
healing the Democratic feuds.-The |
new French cable was completed Monday
atelegram was sent to France.-A fire |
In Auburn Prison caused loss of $4,000 |
The Spanish Government admits
that the Cuban revolt is dangerous.
1akoob Khan continues under suspicion.
a cabinet crisis is apprehended at
Kome.--Lord Dufferin says that the
maintenance of peace depends on Prince
ortschakoff.--Lord Penzance has
ordered the enforcement Of the writ of
prohibition against Rev. Alex. Mackonochie
Ior rltualistic practices. French
oest crop is poor, and the price of sugar
IN France has risen. nine
Aiaghans have SO far been hanged for com.
phcity in the Cabul massacre.--The
future Queen of Spain has formally re-
nounced her right to the Austrian success.
slon.-The Captains General in Spain
are ordered to be ready to reinforce the
army in Cuba a British cabinet
council was called yesterday by telegraph,
atshort notice.-Ten inches of snow fell
In Northern New York yesterday.
HUMsUGGED AGAIN. saw 80 much said
about the merits of Hop Bitters, and my
vile who was always doctoring, and never
WeA, leased me so urgently to get her
some, concluded to be humbugged again !;
and am glad did, for in less than two
months use of Bitters my wife was cured and
sne has remained so for eighteen months
since. | like such humbUgging.-H. r., St.
Paul.-Pioneer Press.
;, HARD ON PoULTRY ANp GAME DEALERS
The unseasonably warm weather was bad
business for dealers in perishable products
In New York. The poultry and vegetable
dealers lost a great deal of money last week
Vast quantities spoiled on their hands, and
could not even be given away. Woodcock
sold at Washington market on Saturday
afternoon for Is cents per dozen poultry
rom to 10 cents per pound; venison, 81
the earcase, and so on.
WORLD OF GooD.-One of the mos
popular medicines now before the American
public, is Hop Bitters. You see it every
wnere. People take it with good effect. |
,'oA up ~ 10 uOL ds pledsaHb 10 III
taste as some other Bitters ms it it is not
smnlskey drink. 1t is more like the oil
fashioned bone set tea that has done
world OF good. If you don't feel just RICH
uy Hop Bitters.-Nunda Neaes.
st. Joseph's Church, on Sixth avenue
New York, has large and wealthy congr
CATION. Its pastor, the Reverend Fathe
Farrell, faithful servant, known by b
works, testifies to the wonderful curatiy
Properties of Giles Eminent Iodid
Ammonia in infammatory rheumatism
pains in the JOINTS or loins, for it Civ,
instant relief. Giles Pills cure Erysipela
sod eyall druggists. Jas. P. Hoffecke
sgent, smyrna. Trial bottles 25 cent
Au lot pamphlet. DR.. GILES,
l20 West Broadway, N. Y.
Chew JacksOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19


of
BLANKET
We purchased in June from the makers and are offer
ing at Wholesale Prices
ONE-HALF CASE 1914 BLANKETS,
ats2OO.
ats25o.
oNE-HALF CASE 1914 BLANKETS,
ats35O.
oNE-HALF CASE ia BLANKETS.
ats45O
oNE-HALF CASE III BLANKETS,
oNE-HALF CASE 1874 BLANKETS,
ats55O
THESE GOOIS
CANNOT BE
EQUALED AT
THE PRICE
We have also l large stock of
CRIR BLANKETS,
COMFORTABLES AND WHITE SPREADS
At low prices.
MERINO UNDERWEAR
For Gentlemen, Ladies and Children,
Al popular prices
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19

w. M. kehhaFa q o.,
621 Market Street, 621
Have now in store elegant
NOVELTIES IN DAMAssE SILKS. ~
BLACK SILK vELvETs-sTRIPED RICH NOVEL
For combinations and trimmings.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK vELvETs,
For dresses and trimmings.
DRESS sATINs,
In all colors.
FANCY STRIPED SATINs.
In all colors. Latest thing out.
PEKIN STRIPES,
Black Colors and FanCies.
PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
In fine qualities and elegant shades.
In all qualities: new goods of this
seasons importation, specially
selected with reference to dura-
biity
Every possible combination in
NEW STYLES OF FANCY DRESS GOODS.
LUPINs CELEBRATED CASHMEREs,
In all qualities and all shades.
CAMEL'S HAIR FOCLE.
In all shades These new and elegant goods.
CORDED vELvETEENs,
In oil shades.
GA TWILLED CLOTHS.
For ladies, in every Shade that comes.
BLACK AND FANCY CLOAKING CLOTHS,
In new styles at exceedingly low prices. Also,
very large stock of
MOURNING FABRICS,
OF the best make and purest dyes.
LUPINs BLACK CAsHMEREs,
At wholesale prices.
FANCY STOCKINGS.
New and exclusive styles in great variety.
~ '''-'' ~ 'N'''N- FICHUs.
| Delorme and Trefouse
| mall shades, two to four buttons.
In three buttons all shades.
PRINCES AND PAsSAMENTERIES.
Every conceivable novelty in
Embroidered
EDGING AND INSERTING.
Fine colored and embroidered
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Smyrna times., 1879-11-19
Phila., Viii. & Bait. r. r.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NoRTHwARD.

On and after MONDAY November 10TH 1879, (Sun-
days excepted,) trains will leave as follows:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03

nR. T. W. SHELTON,
With an experience of thirty-ive years in the
practice of medicine, offers his professional service
to the citizens of Staunton and vicinity.
Office at his residence, No. liz Church Street.
aug30-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03

Maud Muller on fair June day
Went to the field and turned the hay.
Beneath her hat her hair was banged"
And from its brim no ribbon hanged.
The hay she pitched on an old ox-cart
Until her hands did bleed and smart;
And when she raked into BUNDLES nest,
OF all fast time Maud made the best.
She tossed and mourned the live-long night,
For her left optic was bunged up tight
Now, when her dad farmland lacks,
Maud stays at home and fries slap-jacks-
And tells him to hire tramp.
-Norristoaon Herald.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03
4oetrp.
LAMM1HG OF THE PILGRIM.

The breaking waves dashed high
On the stern and rock bound pier,
AS old man Sprague with a flashing eye
And a loaded gun drew near, = ~ .#
Not as the cong uerors came gFB
With the trumpet's brazen blare,
But to vindicate fair fame SID. -..t....
He fetched his Calling there.
Lord Roscoe saw the gun W
With Sprague at the business end,
And he half suspected fun;
And he cried, 'What will We, frlend?"
And the irate Sprague replied.
II have brought my weapon rust
And I'll pepper your lordly hide
II you don't get up and dust.
And he didn't stop to talk,
Nor tarried to explain
He had business in New York,
And he skipped on the first through train.
Aye, call it holy ground,
With its seaside damp and gloom
He left behind what he never found,
A Presidential boom.
st. Louis naeS-J0u77,al.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03

1Or WINCH en- the highest market price viii be paid
a aMse me yearS experience in this market M
Is p Wool well Calland see US before selag y "n
apFzs "' RAKEE BROS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03

John W. STOUT,
y ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Will practice in the Courts of Augusta and ad
Joining counties.
OFFIcE:-The one formerly occupied by n: K
Trout. - aug30-ly
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03

SCHOOL Books'
New and Secondhand
SCHOOL BOOKS!
A very large stock.
FULL LINE OF TEXT BOOKS
OLD BOOKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
instruction books,
For the Plane and Organ.
Blank and Memorandum Books,
Composition and Exercise Books.
Drawing Pencils and Material, .:.s. ..
States. Inks, Chalk Crayons,
Everything used in the School ROOM
School Satchels and Book Straps
ALSO
PIANOS AND ORGANISE
Schools and Families, wishing Good instruments,
are invited to call and examine or write for cata-
lOgueS.
furnished at short notice, Mtaout extra chaEge
sep1s Stanntoa. W;
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03
Fertilizers.
ITO THE FARMERS OF AUGUSTA!
again offer that wen known and popular fertilizer
"E K G E L L E N z A."

that has now been on the market for the last five
transforming in direct competition with all the
cheap and high priced fertilizers on the Market and
has always held its own. The emily complaint ever
made was that the price was too hgh-but the result
utmost cases. taking the amount ofcrop on the
value sowed to the acre, has proved it to be one Of
entire confidence in the integrity of the manufac-
turers, again recommend it to any one wanting a
first class high grade fertilizer. 1t is not proposed
to put it on the market as low grade low price fer
tZer, but it is placed on the market high grade
fertilizer, guaranteed as to quality and ii used on
any other, low price or high price fertilizer with
careful show in thrashing of what each will do we
do not fear the result when you put it through the
machine. provided you will keep each sectien sepa
rate in thrashing. All asked is trial to those who
have not used it, and to those who have used it we
have nothing to say, provided they have given it a
fair trial A catalogue of names of those who have
used it for years can be seen on application to the
undersigned
Any one wanting cheaper grades OF fertilizers, of
guaranteed quality, for price, with any other on the
marke4, can have them supplied
append certificate of MI. Charles Brooks on one
of my low grade fertilizers. Price $35 per ton:
Mr.. CaldaoeU-Two years ago I used Farmers
FavOrite or -- made by the EXcellenZa Fer
tiiizing Company with excellent notwithstanding
about as well as ExceenZa itself, which is high
praise. regard it as cheap Fertilizer OF the right
sort. CHARLES BROOKS.
Those in want of chemicals and bone of all grades
at lowest market rates, can be supplied by APPLYING
| to VIM. M. CALDWELL.
Waynesboro', Va
A. H. MCCUE, AGENT,
aug29 Ct at FiSherSville.
, 1879-02-02

"No, sir. I think he seemed to understand
the case without regard to it.-that be seemed
to know all about it, In mY conversation with
him, think he referred to the fact that Bradley
had testified to some facts in the case"
- Alr. Campbell-'' Did you state. to Judge
Biodgctt, when you went downstairs, anything
IN regard to the excitement which occurred in
Inc ]ury-room when Bangs said lie would lake
Inc responsibility OF opposing that Indictment! ~
might have stated to him that there was
some feeling On the subject"
-. "Didn't you makc such a statement, and
dfdn,t that lead to the conversational
" don't recollectn
10 Nr. Lapham witness said that some of the
Jurors said they didn't care about taking
B1oagctt's opinion, Bangs haying stated all that
fhcy could yet, even if they went before the
, 1879-02-02
JUDGE BLODGE1vT.
The Hibbard Charge Still
Under. Consider
alton.
Testimony of Some More
of the Grand
Jurors.
Judge Bangs on the Stand---
His Conversations with
Judge Blodgett.
How He Was Induced to Suppress
the Indictments Against
the Register.
Proctor Knott Holds Him
Tight to the Rack on
Material Points.
What Has Become Of the Short
Hand Notes Of the Grand
Jury Proceedings?
Lively Cross.Questioning by Some Of
the Members Of tho CON-
mittee.
Judge Drummond Relates His In
terview with Judge Blod-
gett,
What Has Become Of the Short
Hand Notes Of the Grand
Jury Proceedings?
Lively Cross.Questioning by Some o.
the Members Of tho CON-
mittee.
Judge Drunmond Relates His In.
terview with Judge BIod-
gett,
His Opinion as to the P1opriety Of the
Hibbard Indictment.


| REGULATING ATTENDANCE.
| The Blodgett investigation was resumed yes
| tcrday morning, about three-fourths OF an hour
! after the time to which an adjournment Was
taken Friday afternoon. It is beginning to be
| very evident that $3.50 is rather too early a
| morning hour for all the parties, for up to date
only one session has gone off promptly at that
time Yesterday morning it was the Blodyctt
party who were late, the investigators and the
memorialists having the start Of them somc-
thing like half an hour. When the gentlemen
did cornc together, a brief consultation was held
around the Committee's table, the subject OF
the conference being the question as to wta.
should be done to prevent repetition Of the
crowdins and jamming which took place Friday,
The up5hot Of it all was that the ticket scheme
Of admissions was adopted Tor the remainder OF
sthe investigation. As it WAS of course im-
practicable to get out tickets yesterday morn
ing, the new rule will not go into force until
Monday morning. The crowding Of the day be-
fore had the effect, also, OF suggesting to the
Committee the propr1ety OF stationing some
one az the entrance to the room whose duty
consisted in wardiue off the commoners from
the privileged class and sending the former to
the rear of the room and the latter to the front.
This additional precautionary scheme worked
with considerable success, and, although the
crowd was very fair for the opening hour, twas
possible to conduct the investigation, and par
ticularly to report it, With some degree OF COM
fort and satisfaction. As the hours passed the
crowd grew iu size, but the prohibtory arrange
meuts to prevent jamming we're effective in
keeping it within subjection and proper bounds,
and no one whose attendance was matter OF
business or duty had the slightest cause for
complaint that his comfort was not sought to
be provided for Il
Among the morning arrivals was Judge Bangs.
mut1ied as to his throat in huge scarf. Having
divcsted himself OF his superfuous clothing, he
caught up morning paper and became appar-
emily very much Interested in reading what tic
Grand Jurors, and particularly DR.. Halnlinc,
had to say about him on the stand Friday.