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yWE TAKE ~ ISvESgoBYAGGUsr 1sT. hence
these LOW KATRsto push OF our yet wslI- selected
slock.. isrsaHfi ID 4 s:24iA.SAKs lC02ttt
.gs TaiIors and Glethiess, l0ls Main street.
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Mo,sT l. EIfASpog's,Gr Green Seal and otter chzm-
nsgnes.i W.D. BLAIR' & Co, l109 M1tn street =.
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INSURANCE COMPANIEH. .zta
DIETER THAN A FOUR PER CENT.
UNITED STATES BOND. II

ACTUAL RESULTS ON A TEN-YEAR ENDOw.
MENT POLICY mo. 45669J s'#'
FoR ..... $685..
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ISSUED BY THE
NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL
L!FE-ISsURANCE COMPANY,
MAY Is, 1869,
on TUE LIFE OF GEORGE D. OTIS,
OF BOSTON, MASS. -.~
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DEkEATE BOARDING-HOUSE

DRkEATE BOARDING-HOUSE
i NORTH MAIN STREET.
Si0RDONSFILIE. VA.
THIS house Is situated In the most pleasant aF Il
desirable portion OF The town, convenient TO rail-
roads and churches snd parties desiring pleasant
IocaNel can &c oda ed reasonable terRss.
WILLIAM M. DUNN,
iy I--2w& PrOurietOS
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EVERY ARTICLE TO BE SOLD.
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.APeLLINARIs. BELLTHAL, and other Mnera
Waters. W. D. BLAIR & Co., 1lO9 Main street.
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" l1-2Y
STAIN HOJSE,

WATKINS GLEN, NJ.
Therlost popular Summer resort.
PraccS greatly reStsced: $3.50 per diem r$I rer
waes. Special rates1nadc for parties.
Mssic and other aanusements furnished.
jy is2m 4. J. MlCHEAfaS, MANAGE,
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E"THgo Heat IS INsuTrsRABLE Bring me
back, deats the best Cologne you can and In the
city" He brought. J.& g. ATxINsoN's-fracrsnt
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PRICES REDUCED FROM 10 TO SO PER CENT
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,',,, a CARD. 49,, ...,,.,.
TO the Property 0toners II Richmond:
The .vidences apparent everywhete..o of revival
OF business and an increased demand for real estate
point strongly to an early advance 10 prices and as
we have now every day inquiries fer desirable city
property, we take this occasion 10 ask our friends
ana the public who have property which they wish
to sell " call and allow uste enter 1t gpen oar;i
During the past few weeks, we have made several
sales Of city property at an advance OF thirty Ave
per tand upwards on the prices paid at auction
a few months before. We pay special astension TO
selling city property at auction and privately, and
TO renting out houses and negotiating loans.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
.@...":. 5GGJ 'CHAFFIN, sSTAPLEs C CO.,
1-.-s Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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Don't use s,imuiants, but Hature's real brain and
nerve food-Hop Bitters. III
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Nv ANTED, A SITUATION AS POR-
~ TER in store. or Is willing TO work 10 make
himself generally Useful Address " '-."
- .tF.t JAMES MCKENZIE,
Jy 19-1t* Richmond poSt-o1ace,
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KEEP COOL by buying some OF PIzzrNrs DELI
eious rcE-cRRAM. 1T is pure, healthy toeat, and
made from the best materials. ..ra,.s .,; 'e
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THE GREAT CLosING-OUT SALE AT
... .-3'" LEVY BROTHERS. ="
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1T WAS ASTONISHING. 10 GEE DRY. GOODS as
cheap as they have Been sold for the past Few sea
sons but 1t IS perfectly Startling 10 nd that despite
the recent advances, GoHs m ;BRoTHsRs ara selling
them cheaper than they hare ever been before. This
Is easily accounted for. They have recently msde
very hsssy and lucky purehases, and IS uauar. are
giving their customers the benefit They win ofJer
number Of additional bargains on Monday next :
1,5' PEACH AND STRAwBERHf, 20 +
.t, Chocolate and Vanilla,
Lemon and Pineapple,
IcE.CREAM-
- fS1s ~ the best made 20 4, :. =. =
~. J.. at coLuHBus's, Sal Broad street. I.ay#
IcE-CREAM FOR SUNDAYS DrNNER.-P1zz1s
CREAM for to.morfow's dinuer Is very ane. Leave
Jour orders ts-day, ..,5.,rgyG <ts;. ~ &. =
FOB COLDS, coughs, bronchitis, and. all anec,,ons
OF the lungs, take AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL.
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WANTS.

WANTED. TO. FURNISH ALL THE
w WATERING-P PLACES In VIRGINIA AND
VEST VIRGINIA WITH ALL KINDS OF VEG.
RTABLES that our marker. WIN afford, and also
CAN-GOOnS OF ALL KINDS. CANTELOUpES,
WATERMELOSS.a aud LEMONS specially.
Orders by telegraph, or letter should be sent ono
to two days In sdyanceo OF ulne for shipping.
: ~ 1915 3 a. ~ L.POWERs,-
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1-,:, said u,v Il $500 90
DIyIdend o. 1879 o. ~ n:,ld with policy 81 cp
Dividend payable III lssu tlohI "i' oe' <"o W
Total receipts on arconn; of polio, g., g.
Total amount Of premiums paid.'...'".f'i'o ~
Excess OF receipt, over cost Of p"iic' agz %
~ ,o,,, .,..,,,,s NO ahc,e e., s5A41 e5
Total payments Improved ii ~ ser cenl.s :,
-: ,..a.s-' [CopN.I # --.
BOSTON. May II. 1879.
: hereby certify tbaf the albve sutemcnt !. cor.
ret. and that have received the endo~hen. aha
dfvfTeId as stated.
[Sgnedl GEORGE ID. oTfs.
II viii he seen from tie forcauiur III 1 the result
has been 70 return All the premiums pali; "W
per csgt; salnlonad tutsrest and 10 farnin 'eh'A"
years..of insurance for - 600 free II cDI. al
For circulars aud further formation. sdHress N
.,5s, 80 - John II, CARY. state Agent. /
90 lO16 Maiu street.
" -g..f-- .@&SaGt JoEh 4lIU Il Rtehlnonh!V Vs.H
y. o. Agents wanted Tor yjrktnia. y, .,s,..,.s:
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FOB COLDS, coughs, bronchitis ana all affections
Of the lungs, take AYERS CHfnBY PEcToRAL.
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''ThE hIGEIA HoTEL,
4 G,D POINT COMFORT. VA,
sIIeATER 100 YARDS fR9G FORT MONRGE.
Open all 'ghe year. Equal TO any hotel In the
hiscd sia!es as spring Su,a1ner. or autumn .re.
Sot. Send Gcr circular
HAREIS0N PHOFBUS,
.ny lu-3E Proprietor.
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w WANTED, TO BUY A GOOD SAD
! w DIE and DRlvlNG-HoRsE. address
E.i.G-Tt.lr G~ - 9E- Il" g"STR1NG,"
1y 10 care OF this Office.
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FINE CASHMERE PANTALooNs, 1884.
FINE CAssINERR PANTALooss, S2.aA.
FINE BLACK ALPAcA COATS, S1.so.
FINE BLACK ALPACA.G COATS, $3.50. 4

cHnpREy,s Suits. .,sr g
:. j. = = ;. BOYS SUITS,
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1UUTHH' bCITB, t-..,-
- : = MEs's SUITS,
ALL AT A GREAT nEDUcTroN!1a
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PIy-CHEcK ALPACA COATS, $3.50.
PIN-CHsCK ALPACA COATS, $1.50.
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DRILL LINEN PANTS, 90c.
DRILL LINEN PANTS, 90c.
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SEI SIDE RESORT .-
~ ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
COKS'S HOTEL.
COBE'S ISLAND. VA,
srRR.BATHING. FISHING, sNIPE.sHooTE

TWLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY,
two mies from Goshen. haSing been very much i'm
proved du Ing the las! winte:, the accommodations
are frs:claSs in every rtspcct. Rates OF board:
FER day. 3. 90 per ueeksS9 per month. S25.
for anxtnrther informatioa apply 10 Dr.. w. B.
SRAY- c6h:cr Ninth and Clay streets.
j. S. CRAWFORD,
r 2S- lro ProDr5atDr,
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RELIEF FROM INTENSE HEAT

The excessive heat which marked the close
OF the week yielded yesterday the influence Of storm
The day opened bright and clear and in the early
ing the intense sunlight and cloudless sky held out
promises OF great heat, which happily was
not fulfilled. storm gathered IN the Lower
Lake region on Saturday, aud IN the night
passed over Ncw-Eugand. IL travelled TO the northeast
Of the city bit the effect Of II felt here IN the lower
temperature yesterday.
TIE heat was not great Saturday the prev
ious day but owing humidity OF the atmcs
phere was oppressive. The highest point
WAS reached about the middle of the afternoon,
when Indicated 9os. In the evening
the temperature fell rapidly, aud during the night
ranged from zoo to 7Jo. light shower accompanied
with lightning passed the city early IN the evening
The decline In the temperature Yesterday YVES sharp
and decided. The n srmoIneter a. marked 73o,
and from that hour the mercury steadily 10 100 at
noon and So at D. ~. the highest point reached The
mercury fell rapidly after that hour aud AT p. 10
stood 10 100 aUd al 10 g. M 1t So rdlned at intervals
u the afternoon. and brt wCeu and b. heavy storm
of rain accompanied thunder and lightning spent ls
force GOrth 81 thr city.
peartd night from the Geographic reports that the
temperature Wa, rs ng generally all over tne country
Tue only exceptions were places lying IN
the track OF the storm which had passed over
tie Northeast. The signals which had been shown
tie coast had been ordered down The barometer
was rising steadily, and it was believed that tie
The wind yesterday blew from to southwest during
the forenoon, bur at D. M IL had Ycefrd Ia ile NORTH
Tho rain and wind storm when II passed over Newark
Yesterday caused considerable dam ge o. trees, fences
and outDuIldIngs, ana Hooded Ine lower portion OF
the city.
several cases Of prosra,lon by the heat reported
in he cItv.
H. b. Ketchum. OF No. 1924 Degraw-st Brooklyn
was found unconscious Rcaae-st He was taken to
the Chambers Street Hospital.
Juus schapoid of No. $40 West FIftysecond-3t, was
suustruck 1entn-ayc
Emma Roberts II No. Green wich-aye, was overcome
by the heat lew doors from her nOu-e.
Bryan afiney, found at Observation-Disclosures
cut-st. aud Itnth-dvc., taken 20 bis home HC one
hundrel-anG-thirl y-elgAtl.-st. uuU IhlrG-iYe.
Charles HaggcrY, No. 20 Pacitc-st., Brooklyn. vas
overcome while work at Harbccks stores. lie was
ken t. IN. Long Island {, lrgc Hospital.
Norris Sclauck, Of No. O70 ~. Marx save, Brook
Iyn, was pToStrated in Attanucave.
Joan G.. Schneider, who was found IN Pdeinc-st.,
Brooklyn removed to the CITY Hospital.
Christian Sloan overcome while putting coal into
o mouse fl Bcrgcu-st, Brooklyn. he was TAKEN to The
CITY Hospital.
John Mckay OF 70 North EliJtt-glacc, Brooklyn,
taken HaIbecks stores 10 the Long Is and College
Hospital.
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prouucts of the country the deserts to place
where they can be prohtaby WORKED
People do starve to death sometimes even
IN this land of pen5y In Lawrence, Mass Peter lGo
az d thirty.iw0 years, had long been out OF WORK
Finally. he obtained employment and worked the arst
day with ouly dinner Of bread aud water NeSs morn
ing he went to work without any breakfast, but was
soon Obliged TO leave the mill. After dinner OF bread
and water returned to mis- labor. He came home In
the evening with small quantity OF beefsteak gwen
him by hand At the works. His wife cooked the STEAK
ana he parock sparngIy but was soon very III ana
unable 10 speak. Shortly ne died. in tae opinion OF the
physician OF starvation The neighOoIs say thal tS
family made known their wants Deng 100 prouu
TO beg.
There is no reason why the practice OF
dentistry should be regulated by law II here Is to
be any legal regulation of medicine and surgery NO
doubt great many charlatans undertake to operate
upOn the public teeth thereby causing great deal OF
pain and Inconvenience nothing of the swindng
side OF the subject The new law which has gone into
operation forbids any person hereafter to begin the
practice dentistry without diploma either from the
State DENTAL Society OF NewYOrk or from some regular
dental school. Those who are now practising must
register in the County Clerks office within sixty DAYS
from the date Of the statute. The law VIII secure dtN
ferrous and, safe practitioners n It Is eni0rcedi ana
probably plenty OF interested persons VIII be iouhu 10
enforce H.
An instance of wide-awake journalism is
reported from Kansas CofFeysve in that State being
in dried-up condition, a change in the weather was
the one thing mostly desired by the anxious farmers
Ii cane but came late for the regular edition OF
The CogeysriRe Journal Forthwith on little sheet
the entcrprsng proprietor Of the newspaper issued an
extra which the following the entire conteHts'
Rain! Rain! After TIC Journal was worked on last
night, shower of rain fell mere and this morning
there is good prospect OF more PRISE the L1ra
one dOea know which most to ADMIRE, the enter
prise or the grateful picty OF this wideawaEc editors
while all will cheerlully admit that IN furnishing what
everybody wanted Know, or bit OF intelligence N
which distant readers felt strong interest he showed
himself position and adept his profession
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-,,,,, he exborted the brethren in column "
,.s,s,1 argument 70 pass all the approPi'"''.o-
S;i.a,l ali,nrn. o. Friday he forg't MS uis Ivy
"a hr,,e forth: Como home yqu, suckers Oo'19
-, ,,,u cbuekleheads. Come home you N''''N,
,-,,d h,ndy-shanked, bow-cgGed' wen io''ou' anu
- b,irod varulnts-C-O-M-E H-o-M-h. 49,: - : 10
h,tb N nltpetic and an accurate oos'ii ~ at tIo
bouI ool1 49, tbe,, have cost the country a mii-
~ n ,ll,rs by their extra session; anu lheS az
Enthusiastically Observation-Disclosures '"'S
born 81.
Senator Bavarl has had fresh proof that ms party
does not love him especially. Only eighteen oil the
fort,-iwo Democratic Senators nave signed paper
asking MIN not to resign the Craftsmanship of the
Finance Committee. Ten of the signerS were silver
advocates. He sees now what an unpopular thing 1t
i COR Democrat to be better than his party Prin-
cinle * NJ a discount in that organization, and re-
bpliOn against caucus discipline - rum me O'IN
manly act performed by any Democrat at inns IlulSu
Ions extra session was BtyaTdS refusal 90 surrender
his convictions 10 the campr of ms parlys majority
aud ne will come out at IN" close weaker Win Ills
parry than any other prominent man ID IT,
Re,k seems to have decided that the caucus has
no Jurisdiction in the horsec of Washington Tor
he his been making STUMP speech IN one OF them
Asst is reported by the correspondent oil me CRcR
,oB Commercial, ne declared himself last-ditchei
and asslied his party for its lack Of backbone OuI
folks went IN like the roaring non NO" Jheg arc
cooling like the dove. They talked biz, bat then
hearts were saying all the while, If the Republi-
cans don't back down we will But we viii have
no backing down next Winter when we try THIS
again. There are no elections this wear 10 make the
repeal of these laws necessary, but next year we
must prepare for the Congressional and freslden-
til campaign, and In order t. secure DemocIatic
victory these laws must be repealed" ms SOUNDS
ike Beck but 1t IS not so valiant as hls famous
sueech at the opening Of the session. 1t merely
IN tha bo .h
me badly this time, but don't you dare to touch Inc
nluin on NnuIl ralrn lt "
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and flannel underwear, and should put them
on before crossing the range thick blue
flannel shirt will be found mOr5 comfortable
than linen one. and just fashionable. III tho
day happens TO be warm the evening is always cool
enough for an Uvercoat. Ii Is not uncommon 10
have snowstOrms here, even in the Summer, and
frost may toe expected almost every night In the
year. ARRIVED here on Monday night IF last week.
The day had been warm, and those of our party who
had been exposed on the tons of the stage-coaches
were badly sun-bnrned. Before our arrival at
o'clock In the evening, the temperature was about
blankets were not uncomfortable On Wednesday
morning the ground was white with snow, and dur
ing the next four days the weather continued ID
grow colder with frequent snow squalls sometimes
accompanied with thunder. On Friday the snow
was several inches deep on the hills only few hun
dred feet above LeadvIlle, and Sunday, che day
when the heat was more oppressive IN NeW-Iork
than any other of this year, the snow
fell to the depth of about six inches here in town
IL was uncomfortable any day last week to SIT In
a room without fire, and on Sunday | saw icicles
than foot in diameter at the top, and ten or
fifteen feet long, hanging from suice box IN
which water is brought across Cali fOrnla Guleh.
This week the Gather has been more moderate, but
fires have been necessary for comfort every even
ing
or course in such climate "a this there can be
very little vegetation. The camp is entirely de-
pendent other parts of the State for Its vegeta
bles as well ~ for its hay and grain, and always
Will be. 10 use the words of a former writer from
Leadyie, it is Winter here nine months IN the
year., and late Fall during the remaining three
months. 4. l.. W.
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Mr. WAIIACk1S TOTR.

A hearty welcome has been extended to
Lester Waack in san Francisco. This is the continue
ton of the public interest and goodwill which hailed
him in the West-especay at Chicago where his pros
perity was abundant Mr.. Wallack is illustrating 10
new communities kind Of dramatic ari-that, namely,
OF high eomedy-n which he stands almost alone at the
present day; and is good sign of the times that such
delicate his should he so widely and wei appre-
ciated The impression has been TO some extent
fostfred I'm this region that Mr. walacks Is
tended with success. This is error. The business
has not been uniformly great but it has, in the main,
been excellent, and the comedian has, all along his
route been greeted discussed with the respect and
tbe tbougntful earncstness naturally prompted by CON
siderati0n Of his brilliant career, ms emnence and his
solid D Professional worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Edwin Booth will go to Saratoga within a
week and will remain there all Summer.
Miss Ada Cavendish viii shortly leave town,
for a bries VISIT to Block Island.
Mr.. Floyd, of Wallack's Theatre, will remain
in England only three weeks.
Miss Nelson's American tour has been ar
ranged up to February 3, 1880 She will make her
appearance the 18Th OF October, at the Park
Theatre Brooklyn.
Massenet, the composer of "Le.ROi de La
hore" has written heroic m rcb TO be introduced in
the new drama Michael strogof" which is said TO be
q very brilliant composition.
Mr.. f. A. Schwab. who is associated with
Mr. Max Sakosch in the management Of Miss Nelson's
American tour will sail for England next Saturday,
remain abroad TIL the end Of August.
A young brother of Miss Mary Anderson
made his first appearance on the stage, at the Leland
opera House, in Albany June 90 acting stephen, III
"Tbe Hunchback" The debut was quite successful.
The Paris M6aeStrel states that there will be
two months Italian opera at the Theatre de la
Gale under the direction OF SignOr Merel Who II is
affirmed has engaged Madame Adeina Patti and Signor
Ncon to appear the 18Th OF January next, and TO
NAV in their we-known r6pertoires TIL the 18Th Of
March, 1850 commercial company supplies the cap
Ital for this new undertaking
Mr.. w L. Sheridan began his first engage
ment as a star on June IL, at Halifax. He appeared
at the Academy Of Music-as Louis ". The Halifax
papers recognize the mpersonation with unstnted ap-
proval and sympathy. Mr. sheridan is commended for
finely conceived and thoroughly sustained work, for
his power to merge himself in the character for the
donc humor and besotted bgotry Of the IDEAL and
scbolar-le attention to details The company cooper
ating win Mr. Sheridan includes Miss Phosa McAster
bright and clever actress-and Mr. W. +. Burroughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
GENERAL NOTES.

A Baltimore smoker was thrown into a
trcky scare one night last week. He was smoking q
clay pipe in order to quiet his nerves before going 10
bed Suddenly his pipe exploded in his mouth and was
shattered 10 alto Ms gOOd-slzed cartridge had been
left IN the tobacco drawer.
Camels thrive in Arizona. Three years ago
herd Of these animals was taken to Yuma, the inten-
uon being them seryiceable beasts OF burden
The attempt failure the climate seeming to disa
gree with tnem aud it found that they were not so
useful the little mules The owners turned the cam
els loose and they rOamed about the ella River appar
emily enjoying their liberty and prOhling by IT, They
appear 10 have become acomated to the region, thry
Ing a though they had been in their native Africa
u u thought the generation Will be used 10 the al
1abe waters peculiar the southwestern section and
Can be made seryiceable In transporting the mineral
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EUROPEAN NOTES.

LONDON, June %, 1879.
The Chapel Street Cotton Mills in Manchester have
been burned loss, 100000.
The United states steamer Alliance has arrived at
Southampton
The boring sluyattc France, in order TO ascertain
the depu necessary for the Channel Tunnel has been
epeuod FOR three months, account OF the quantity
of fresh water encountered The soil Is cayey and very
hard.
Lord Beaconsaeld has declined the golden wreath pur-
chased with the proceeds OF penny subscription or
zauzed ny Dir. furnerelh.
The Belgium Government hiss submitted TO the Cham
Der Of Representatives bills taxing the cultivation OF
home and the i'm pOrtatiOn OF foreign tobacco.
The French Chamber OF Deputies yesterday concluded
general debate on the Education bill, aud decided by
vote OF 800 TO $780, to proceed the discussion OK its
clauses.
The Athens Journals note the Turkish military prep
aratIOn in Eprus, and state that Greece intends form
Iug a second camp On the frontier.
Great Glstre reported IN tue West OF Ireland en
count Of the continued rains
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DIED.

EAsTON-At her residence near Sing angon rdSon sat.
urly after prOtractod Illness Deborah, WIDOW
OF tile late Charles EGstOn, aged 81 years.
Relatives trends invited % attend the funeral SER
wees from Marks Church, corner 2tlyC and lOthsL.
Tuesday uOritRs July / AT 10 O'Clock Friends are
kindly requested not 10 send flowers.
GrceuSOOd.
HEGEMAN-At New- Milford Conu- on saturday, June %,
Harriet D. OF Adrian He2cnan and eldest daughter
tate Henry Hall.
Funeral from residence OF her mother Faireldave.
bridgeport. COM rIs3tgy July at 23O O'CLOCK y. M
Train leaves Grand Central Depot 40 IL O'Clock a
VING-At PeeSsAil " " Friday, June ~, 1879 Lewis
trJham Irving tnc Stth year Of ns age.
Relatives fH5nds are nyel 20 attehd me funea s,r
yiaes az residence, in PeeNsG Monday. SOth
inst. al $50 p. N l..
be Inferred IN sleepy HOMO" teieOy,
TArrytOwM