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Connecticut western news., 1879-09-17
HOuseh old Hints.

APPLE CUsTARD.- Take half cup of melted butter, two cups sugar, three stewed apples, four eggs, whites and yolks separately beaten. Bake in pie plates in bottom crust.
 A WHoRTLEBERRY PUDDING One pound sugar, half pound butter, three fourths pound flour, five eggs and one quart berries. Beat butter and sugar to cream; add the four sifted, alter nately with the eggs, whipped to froth; the berries last rolled in four. Bake in buttered cake dish. Sauce for pud- ding-Rub teaspoonful of flour smooth in teacup, with cold water, adding 8 pinch of salt. Then stir in slowly boil ing water until the cup is full. Have ready in bowl one egg and teacup oi the best white sugar, beaten to cream, and pour the hot starch water slowly on the egg and sugar, stirring it carefully the while. Flavor with lemon or vanilla, according to taste, and set 1t on the ice to be served cold. This is an incom- parable dessert.
 GRAPEs,-Grapes may be kept by packing them in jars (every bunch being first wrapped in soft paper) and cover ing every layer with bran, we'll dried, laying little of it in the bottom of the jar, then layer of grapes, and so on, a layer of bran and grapes alternately, till the jar is filled then shake it gently and fill it to the top with bran. Then lay some paper over it, and cover the top with bladder, tied firmly on to ex- clude the air then put on the top or cover of the jar, observing that 1t fits close. The jars should be placed in room where fire can be kept in wet and damp weather. Use Fuller's earth for cheat" Sprinkle on as you would common starch or keep 1t in muslin bag. It is sure cure. Gan be bought at any drug store. Ten cents worth IS about half pound.
 CORN MEAL GEMS. s.-Take two cups of corn meal, two cups of wheat flour, a couple of tablespoonfuls molasses, water enough to wet it thoroughly let it stand over night; in the morning have your gem irons hot; put in a pinch of salt, Q small tablespoonful of saleratus and a piece of butter as large as a nutmeg stir well, drop in the gem irons and bake in quick oven.
Connecticut western news., 1879-09-17
HE ENO WE9H THE WAY THA Y
 I TAKE"

know not-the way is so misty
 The joys or the griefs it shall bring, What clouds are oerhanging the future, What flowers by the roadside shall spring But there's One who will journey beside me, Nor in veal nor in woe will forsake; And this is my solacs and comfort
 "Hs knoweth the way that take" stand where the crossroads are meeting, Aud know not the right from the wrong; No beckoning fingers direct me,
 No welcome floats to me in song; But my guide will soon give me 8 token By wilderness, mountain or lake Whatever the darkness about me,
 He knoweth the way that take.' And know that the way leadeth homeward Ts the land of the pure and the blest, To the country of ever-fair summer, To the city of peace and of rest And there shall be healing for sickness, And fountains, life's fever to slake. What matters beside? I go heavenward- :" He knoweth the way that I take"
 London Christian World.
Connecticut western news., 1879-09-17
Cannibalism in China.

Russian merchants recently returned from the interior of China to St. Peters burg have furnished terrible details respecting the famiue which has for some time prevailed throughout certain provinces of the Celestial Empire. They depose to having seen people die in the streets of many towns and villages from sheer starvation, and state that not only that anthropophagy is practiced upon the bodies of the dead, but that fam ished men attack the living and prey upon them with all the ferocity and greediness of the fercest carnivora. One of them alleges that he was present at the examination of a mendicant, who had been arrested for some petty theft, and in whose professional wallet the mangled remains of an infant were dis covered. This man confessed to the magistrate that for some time previous to his seizure he had lived exclusively upon the fresh flesh of human beings, as he could not surmount his antipathy to that of dead bodies. Another appal- | ling case which came under the noUlce of Russian merchant was that of young man who had persuaded his father to assist him in murdering and subsequently, eating a girl to whom he was betrothed. Men have been exc cuted for killing and eating their own children, and sons have slain their faith CTS in order to appease the bangs of hunger. In some of the northern dis tricts whole villages stand empty, their inhabitants having one and all perished for want of food. Some of the incidc $ recounted by these commercial travellers are too horrible for reproduction but the above details will convey some idea of the awful suferings by which the population has lately been, and indeed still is afflicted.
Connecticut western news., 1879-09-17
THE LACKSAfITH' s DINNER.

"J have brought your dinner, father" The blacksmiths daughter said, As she took from her arms kettle And lifted it's shining lid. "There's not any pie or pudding, So will give you this," And upon his toil-woln forehead She left childish kiss. The blacksmith tore off his apron And dined in happy mood, ' Wondering much at the savor
 Hid in his humble food, -.. While all about him were visions Full of prophetic bliss; But he never thought of the magic In his little daughters kiss.
Connecticut western news., 1879-09-17

MINNIE LEwIs's beauty was unrivalled in the neighborhood of Hot Springs, Ark, and Harry Farley is said to have married her for the express purpose of putting her on the stage. He believed that she would be attractive enough as an actress to bring him wealth but she failed when he took her on a theatrical tour, and he soon left her. Then she committed suicide.
Connecticut western news., 1879-09-17

A gentleman who had been dining out the night before went into barber's shop one morning to be shaved. He saw that the barber had been taking more than was good for him, for his hand shook very much, and, naturally indig- nant, he began to give him little moral advice by saying "Bad thing, drink. "Yes," said the barber, !" it makes the skin awful tender"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12
An InSuTerable Nuisance.

Why is il. Messrs. Editors, that bedizened
and struggling yenders OF humbugs are al.
lowed to parade our streets, play the noun
tebaDk, and vociferate at every strect.cor-
ner, gathering gaping crowds OF loungcrs.
to block up the avenues to our markets and
other travelled thoroughfarcs On We'd
ncsday morning the SiXth-street approach
to our vegetable market, to which our
mothers, wives, and daughters daily go,
was the scene Of one OF these open-air per.
iormanres.
The tricks OF one OF these painted and
bespangled "a,ictionecrs held motley
crowd on the sidewalk, TO the infinite dis
gust and delay OF sober-m;nded and practi-
cal people, vino are not "i9norant OF their
DEVICES" but who bury 10 buy dinner
and ger to their honest labors OF sewing,
and selling. and buying, and tolln@ gen
orally in the useful walks Of life. Are our
city authorities asleep, that such crying an
novances exist unchecked!
AN EARNEST MAN,
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TAKE TH.EM SO THE COUNTRY.

Call at ENOpHQC&E & PAREAM's Book ant
Stationery ssosc and get supply Of CHOICE
REA.lNG. G!hey hase lately recei-ed-
MY DESIRE gy the ;Gss thor of "piic Wide, Wide
World" sa-Z6.
a MERE ADVENTURE. A Novel. BY Elzey
Hay. 75c.
GLARE AND BE2E. Novel. G0c.
fHTTERS, TAIgERS, AsSD THE COUNSEL
JOR. Story. I5e.
TIE GHOST OF GEDBR0rJK. A Novel, By the
ahJlor Of ''The Gal T1saap." 75c.
FAMOUS STORIES. JFirG xAd Second Series.
EaGa $50.
AsQEsaiERN W0MAS's STORY. 75c,
Also, ahs FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY and
SEASIDE LIBRARY, reprints Of popular wa5ss,
c"mpAses from 1Oc. up. ~.
ELEGANT STATIONERY, B1EDIUM-QUALt~
If STATIONERY, at low prices.
YET WO0DHOUsE & PARHAM.
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THH MOZART THIS EvENING.-First, over
t,lre. Tampa" (Herold), orchestra; Sc.
cond, chorus, "Who Shall be Fleetest?"
(Barnbyl, female chorus; third, solo So
prano, "Waltz L'Iucontra (Arditi), Miss
Swain; fourth, solo violin, 'Eegie" "
tErnst), Mr.. William Theod. Buck, OF New
York; fifth. solo soprano, s'Forever and
For Aye " (Marston), Miss Julia Mitchell ;
sixth, chorus, Ave Maria" (Abt), female
chorus; seventh, solo violin, "Scene de
Balet'' Ode Beriot), Mr.. William Theod.
Buck, OF New York; eighth. solo soprano,
"Sing. Smile, Slumber" (Gounod), Miss
Julia Mitchell; ninth, ballad, "Bloom is on
TIE Rye" (Bishop). Miss Swain; tenth,
waltzes, Recollections OF Paris" par
low. orchestra.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN, l.. NJ. frame! house
and lot No. 40 west Franklin street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, IL. A.. 81. Mt residence
No. 40 west Fraukiin street. household anu
kitchen furniture. piano. carpets, &c.
ROBERT II. LYME. 5E 7. N, commissioner .ale
Of fifteen desirable building lots on SMITHS tlll,
fronting sixth and Seventh stress near
Crouch and Federal streets.
GRUBBS { WILLIAMS. 5E Z. 81, buildin: lot at
the southwest cnrucr OF Tenth ant N streets,
Frcucl-GarGCn Hin.
DICKINSON 4 CHEWING. B p. NJ, i've bnila-
Ing lots on Floyd street between Beach aud IN
den streets; also, TWO other lots IN sane neigh
bOrhOod.
PAINE. EOY,TER i CO.. l0H \. w., boots, 'hrcs,
ready made clothing fancy goods, stra" s"ods'
&c, &c.
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CLOSING EXERCISES.
Tho Schools Of Richmond Discussed
by DIR. Ruffner.

CLAY AND HIGH SCHOOLS YESTERDAY
ADDRESS AT THE FORMER BY PROFESSOR
II. II. HARgIs-ADDREss OF DIR. RUFFNER
AT THE THEATRE LAST EIGHT-RICH
MOND's DUTY TO HER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WHAT WE ARE DOING AND WHAT WE
SHOULD Do-sPEECHEs OF JOHN S. WISE
ESQ. GENERAL JOHN EATON, AND REV. j
G. G.ARMSTRONG-GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF
MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, AND BOUQUETS
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
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THE BEST OF ALL.-This is the way the
ladies Of the Sewing Circle OF Pine-Street
church announce their excursion to Old
Point, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, on the
10th instant. This Il very appropriate time
TO visit these famous seaside resorts, and it
also affords an excellent opportunity to re-
main at either place on Sunday. The ladies
having charge Of the eXcni sion are we'll
known for their ability in such matters.
and all who patronize them can rest assured
that nothing will be left undone TO make
tue trip a most pleasant and enjoyable one.
The tickets are good for one week, and are
for sale at various points in the city.
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ALARGE STOCK OF ready made dresses for Ia
dies.
A large stock Of underwear for ladies'.
All kinds of goods for school cOmmcucemcnts, :,
such as Lawns, Muslns, Sash.Ribbons, Gloves,
Ilo G, aud Fans,
Also. large stock Of genuine Torchon E3SinSs
and InScrtiucs; IIamhurg Edgngs and Tnsertings.
Also, 1000 pairs Of !ose for women aud chill
dren. This Is job lot, ani " III he sold at much
below regular prices al LEVY BROTHERS,.
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EpssK&. STATtsNETsS. de.

OWED DENB9 9RG.-ARCANA CG.LES
- TIA, I0s ol1.; APOCALYPSE REVEALED.
rol..: rrHE 1RI&E CHRISTIAN RELIGION..C0M- Il
PENSaUN0F HIS THEOLOGICAL WRITINGS;
WOkEss: THE a'OUR LEADING DULTRENE ES
TREATISE CONCERNING HEAVEN AND
HE'LL: tGiLES'S LECTURE ON MAN As A
SrIKITgAL BEtNG: GILES ON THE INkAIt-
NATION. ATOM E,siENT, ANp MEDlATIUE. A
large sto.t oil TukQLOSlCAL7W WORKS for sSle at
low prices RANDOLPH EAGLhSH.
ip l-I.S
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NASCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Fashionable Murriage. Quite number
OF persons were in attendance at the Meade
Memorial church yesterday morning on the
occasion OF the marriage OF A. l.. Blow
Esq, OF North Carolina, to Miss Alice Mon
teiro, niece of Or. A. Monteiro, OF this
city. The ceremony WIS performed by
Rev. J. II. Stringfellow; after which the
bappv pair left on Il tour for the South.
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OIEENE SOAP.


NlNCINNATI OLEINE SOAP.
pROCTER & CANDLES
CISCINNATI OLEINE SOAP
is wihouh doubt the
GREATEST LABOR R.SAVlNG SOAP
EVER PRODUCED.
II Is made OF the
BEST AND PUREST MATERIALS,
WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE THE FINEST
GARMENT.
TT WILL NOT WASTE OR BECOME SOFT
like the rafiols yellow soaps when used In warn
wafer. and
EACH EAR WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND,
PURCHASERS GET ALL THEY PAY FOR.
Ihe increasing popularity OF he
CINCINNATI OLEISE SOAP
has cGused many limitations unGer the name o
DFipe Suap and Other bran ds Of SIMILAR APPEAR
A&CE sold NJ less price, but very interorln Quality
Sihc
GENUINE oLEINE SOAP.
T;e rot deceived by these limitations. Init that
"PkOCTER& GAMBLES SClNCINSATkOLEINE
Sn&I''ls on each bur.
tSr saie iry' la-o"Cf. everywhere.
ID. 4. GUZBY & Co. Wholesale Agents.
No.G Exchange Place, Baltimore. Md.
lnr 5-S,M&Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

Brief NemS.-The farmers in Chester
field have begun harvesting their wheat
crops, which are reported to be remarkably
fine this year.
The negro Beverly Harris who assaulted
Harry Hicks twhitel a fews days ago near
the Chesterfield court house was tried In the
County Court and sentenced 10 six months
In Jail and fined SIG.
The Zion Hill Methodist and Salem Bap-
tist churches, together With the Union Sum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

Mofeu RegisterS.-The following Is a
report OF the commissioners OF the revenue
for the month OF May for the First and Sc
cond districts. as presented By the deputy
clerk OF Chesterfield County Court: For
First district. 1864; Second district,
s57 .SG-tota!, sl34 50-sbowing slight In
crease as compared with the report for the
preceding month.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INpIcArroNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, higher pressure. nearly
stationary temperature, south to west
winds, partly cloudy weather, and local
rains. 4
( For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
nearly stationary pressure aud temperature,
partly cloudy weather. and local rains,
southwest to southeast winds in the former
district, and south to east winds in the lat
fer -...t. .r as.a..-
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BRIEFS AND PERSoNALs.-The Police JUS
tice disposed of large number OF cases
Yesterday. Whiskey was the prime mover
in most OF them.
The Governor has designated Judge John
L. Cochran to hold the regular terms OF the
County Court OF Louisa, in place OF Judge
Z. II. Lane, deceased.
Judge Hughes was in the city yesterday,
and transacted some little business.
Mayor w. G. Carrington Is improving.
The first OF the closing exercises OF Rich.
mond CoIlcae-the "Jolitication "-will
be held in the chapel on tomorrow night.
The boys always have a house fun to over
flowing when the members OF the Ugly
Club are to be seen.
Mr.J =. Aleshre, OF Gallipolis, Ohio, Is
on business visit TO Richmond. He eN-
presses himself as more than pleased with
the city.
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CHgsTRRFIELD COUNTY CoURT, T,-The trial
of George Lewis (colored), the alleged Mid
lothian murderer, has been postponed until
the July term on account OF fhe absence OF
one OF the ,th's witnesses, who
vas detained by sickness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

THE GIRLS sEwINa SOCIETY Of the
Third Presbyterian church holds festival
In their lecture-room this evening and to-
morrow evening, beginning at G-o'cloek.
All sorts Of "cooiing" refreshments can
there be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

EXCURSION TO OLD POINT AND WASHING
ToN.-Thc ladies of the Grace Street Pres
byterian church viii make an excursion 10
Old Point. Washington, and Norfolk on
Tuesday next, on the steamer Ariel, Of the
James River Line. The boat will leave this
city at half-past O'Clock, and at Norfolk
will connect with the steamer Lady Of the
Lake for Washington. The cXcursionists
viii probably reach the national capital just
in time 10 see Congress adjourn, and in time
for the Convention of the National Sons OF
FTompprance.
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hlChhOSD ID
OF all. Viewed in some lights, do not
consider this a highly creditable fact, be-
cause 1t hints at meaere salaries; but it GER
tainly shows one important fact-namely,
that rigid economy has characterized the
management Of your city public schools.
And we are indebted for this to the gentle
men OF the School Board and their secre-
tary, and also to you, Mr.. Superintendent,
to whose iaitbfulness and efficiency here
bear testimony.
1t would not be proper to dismiss this sub
iect without giving a moment to some other
comparisons which are not so pleasant as
those we have been making, butwhich are
too important to be omitted in general sur
yey, however brief. shall make 40 comment
on a debt Of over $4,000 due to those labo-
rivus and skiliul teachers who haye done
the practical s.
WORK OF THE scH0OL-RoOA,
because 4 is complicated with the failure IL
State funds. / will only ask in general
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DON'T make Il mistake, for limitations are various
and numerous. When you want n sc. KEY-WEsT
CIGAR see that you get WHITLocK's, with copy.
ri2hted label representing tobacco-leaf on every
hnH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

IHAvE ANALIzED THE wHisKEY known under
the brand OF B-Sclecl." conrolieJ By Messrs.
WALTER II. BLAIR & Co, Richmond. Va, and ind
it free from usil oil and other impurities, and
Its use for medicinal and family par
poses. J. b. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

ANNUAL MEETING OF sHE CHAMBER eF
CoMAERcE.-The annual meeting OF the
Chamber Q; Commerce will be held at half
part O'Clock this afternoon in the rooms
OF the Chamber, in Commereiai- Club build
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm during the day. Late in the after
noon there was heavy rain-storm, accom-
panied by some lightning and thunder.
. THERMOMETER YESTERDAY d A. NJ, 70;
2 A. NJ, 81: noon, 81; p. H., SS; r.
~. So; midnight. rs.
Mean Temperature, Sl5.
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GoURACD's OLIMPIAS CREAM, FOR THE Conf
PLEIIoN-White reduced to 81; pink. for br,,-
nettes, to soc. PURCELL, LApD & Co. Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

AN ISTALLIBLE REMEDY for Fever and Ague
Is AYERS AGUE CURE. Wholly vegetable and
containing no qanine, 1t IS harmless and sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

ELECTED PRESIDENT OF A CoLLEGE.-On
Tuesday last Rev. Henry Mcdonald, D. D.,
pastor Of the Second Baptist church OF this
city, was unanimously elected president OF
Wake Forest College, n. c., to succeed the
lamented DR.. Wlngate, the late president.
The u1anv friends OF DR.. Mcdonald in this
city and STATE will be glad to know that he
declined the honor, preferrlng to remain
with the church to which he is so much at
tached and who are so devoted to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

THOSE who have tried the Picnic CIGARS pro-
them superior. For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
l.. WIITLOCR, Manufacturer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

= MEETING OF THE POLICE BoARE-AP-
PoINTMENTs MADE.-At meeting OF the
Board OF Police Commissioners held yestcr-
day afternoon the following officers and
priyates were appointed to till vacancies to
be created by the expiration Of the terms OF
service OF the men OF the second class:
Captain Thomas 3. White.
Scrgeants: L. II. Chalkley, Dudley Gil
man, 3. L. Howard, and John II. Parater.
Prlvates Thomas a. Allen, L. NJ. Angle,
Robert j. Brooks, Henry Burkert, D. R.
Carter, Charles CIiucly, Junius 4 Cosby,
Clinton Depriest, George Fox, j. B. Garth
right, u. G. Lamkin. John A. Lloyd, Geo.
I. Mattcrn. John Ogilvie, William Orme,
b. L. PoitiauX, Il. l.. Skinner, G.. Ii.
Swceny, w. l.. Thomas, John S. Talrlan,
and w. q. Toier-26.
Policeman W. T. Bibb was not rc;ippoint-
ed, and George T. Mattern was elected in
his stead. These officers and men are to
serye.for three years from 1st July, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

VIRGINIA TOBACCO FOR ITALY.-Tbe con-
tract for furnishing the annual supply OF
Virginia leaf-tobacco TO the italian Govern
ment was awarded Monday at Rome, and
Messrs- E. 0. Noting IL CO., of this city,
have been designated to make the purchases
Tor the contractors. The quantity of to-
bacco required to fill the contract is 1,200,-
600 ki.cSrammes, or between 1900 and
1000 hossheads, aggregating in weight
2,G40, ,0Oe pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

DULIC C1-HULUUKS
i or THE
GLOBE MUTUAL IlFE-fNSuRaNCE Cc4fPA-
NY OF NEW YORK
will secure the greatest possible returns anf nave
their interests projected by forwarsisg ihcir POLL
cies recei pts aud other vouchers fr c0tcc'ioH 10
BENJAMIN T. COHEN, Attorney H. Law
a. Lexington street. ESiti siorc, SD.
Specia!ties INSURANCE and CokFokAIioS
LAW. , 49,. -,
Refers, by permission, to Edwari Cohen, prs
dent CITY Bank OF RiciinOnd.Na, le i2.3s
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers of The weed and 10
all whom 1t may concern: II YOU want good CI-
GAR, either sc. or l0c. Wade in &c. E.) at WHIT
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
EXTENSION OF STREET RAIL- WAY
EASTWARD.

Commencing SUNDAY AFTERNOON, june
5th close ection vii! be made With slreet.c.rs
from their eastern terminus 10 sehartzen Pars-
James. River Brewery.
Parties iiyug in the upper part OF The city wish-
Ing to visit this beautiful park can 10 80 now H1a'
out walking. .,,.x.,. s.,-,,r,1,
GII.MURE's STAGES win run EVERY SUNDAY
AFTERNOON from 2 O'CLOCK untii cars STOP raa-
,.hi,a.4t ~ i. 81. SHERRY, Proprietor.
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SEEK 40 FCRTHER.-You viii find no better
The PICNIC Is the best sc. CIGAR on the market>
Wholesale aud relail at p. WHITLoCK'S, l+45 Main
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No Po1sox--lsr. W. HI. Taylor, State
sgemist, after long and careful analysis of
the stomach Of Mrs. Mary Catherine Cole
nass,, OF Cumberland county, the white wo-
maR who married q negro, who snss sup
posed to have been poisoned. has finally
comaAeted his investigation, but failed to
find any poison. Every possible test was
resortad to, but there @as nothing to andl-
cate tfset death was froal unnatural causes.
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FOR BENT.

-,op RENT. THAT FIRST-CLASS e.
4 t1gwrILISG 20. So5 Clay street. be- 81
! rirnfh and Ninth streets. containing nine
S~A nth all modern improvements. besides
rs.,sa,o svuGry. and servants rooms. There Is
- farre hTick stable upon the premises. Posses
;tso :iysn July !. 1879:
N,'. II >TUHf. No. 425. with DWELLING above
~ t,r, frr rooms. situated on the EAST siGc Of
cor ."r1,i b,iwccn Marshal! and Clay streets.
tmrr i row occupicii bv w. IL. Kelley. ESD.
Jh .,rr 80" ror wlrch II X welt sniteJ. Possession
- go, sn-r;si 10, 1879. Amply TO
fl's@ '-"- go J. NJ. TAYLOR & son,
40 Zeal Estate Agents and Aucti0nccrs.
u1ur VAN LEW NJ ANSION, ON fsss
| ruTrCu HILL. FOR EENT-Thc most ELL
,i,if, slIatiou in the civ: VIII he partially iur-
T,i nr ,,,iurDishcd: with stable &c. iherc Is .
iH,ta ~. -" ard talh- -roolGS with hot and cold
c,.e' c-,.cr Wrnd snt club of young men: Apply 20
Fac iicIm GHuijBS & WILLIAMS.