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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28
by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

gT,EN VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
/ CARY-sTREET STORES. WITH DWELL
JNGs OVER EACH CONTAI ING FOUR
ROOMS, SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
GARY BETWEEN SIEVE EENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS, Nos. l7d6 TO 1880
ZION. ON THE PRFMlStS 3. On TUESDAY THE
6rm DAY OF JULY, 1850, AT O'CLOCK
p. My request OF the owner, who has positively
dec ded to sell shall offer for sac upon the pre-
misses upon the day and at hour named the above
described SMALL STORES and DWELLINGS.
They are well AID substantially constructed of
brick and for retail purposes they desirable for
any Kind OF light business. The corner. store on
Eighteenth and Cary streets Is now and has long
been occupied by Mr. Caiean at an annual rent Of
1900 the Others rent for something less. An OPP
pOrtunity is here offered to purchasers 10 secure
SMALL STORES at small outlay of capital,
upo long crt dts, where they can build mp nice
ia, ing business realize big interest upon their
money. plat OF The property will be exhibited AT
hour Of sale.
TERMS One fifth cash; balance at six, twelve.
eighteen, twenty-fo four, and thirty-six months
credit, with per cent interest, negotiable notes,
and deed of trust.
Attend this sale and secure bargain in store
property near the dock and Old Market.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
je 25-F.M, W&tdtds Ancll0neer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and AucEOntefs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN FINE
i BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF
GEILSTON. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL STREET. EXTENDING FROM lIARRI-
son TO NORTON STREtT.-ln execution OF q
deed of trust dated The ION of Decem Fr. ST., and
duly recorded ID. n. G.. page $40, being thereto
required by the holder of the debt secured. VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY
the l,t Gay ofJuly. al 6 o'clnck, the PROPERTY
situated as above Each LOT fronts 30 feet, aud
runs back l43k feet 10 an alley IL feet wide These
LOTS are nearly adjoining the new freight depot Of
the Richmond, Frederick sburg and POtomoc Rail-
road Company. aud in a RAPIDLY improving part or
the city, and should attract the attention OF the
public. 49,.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for $1,000,
with interest and expenses IA cash, hat BY consent
they viii be made one third cash; balance at six
and nine months, with interest, aud secured by i
trust. deed. JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28
by A. Royal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

rVRU5TEE'S SALE OF SEVERAL
l 7 Ors or LAND IN THE PLAN OF BUCK
Hill. MANCHESTER. BY AUCTION.-By virtue
of deed of trust bearing date tue 2Sth day OF Au-
snst. 1873, from Henry c. Tabb 10 the nnderslsn-
Cd trsstee and duly recorded In The Clerks once
of The County Court OF Chesterfield shs u, being
thereto required by the creditor secures; sen Dy
Of Jnly. 1880 at 6 O'Clock Z. NJ TWO LOTS OF
LAND. Nos. SO aud SO. in Inc plan OF Buck HUI,
fronting together SO feet on the soutD sac ., nun
ming bach southwardy to an alley six~en ieet
wide. .t. ,h,.
TERMS: Cash as TO The cost OF executing ' n
,rnsf-deed and 10 nav of two negeita ole notes Tor
The Respective sums OF s3s.23 aud S39.35, with In
terest thereon from the 2Sih day OF Ausust. $40.
'''~'' J. A. RICHARDSON,
4. oaaod,d Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28
CITY TAXES.

WORKMANSHIP TAX-PAY-
IN ERS-i am now ready 10 receive the city,
school, aud special tax for 1880. All persons pay
Ing ore half or the whole or the same on or before
july 1sT MKT. and the other half on or before
NOVEMBER lsr NEXT, will be entitled 10 a re-
bale of FIVE PER CENT. on the city and special lax
j. w. BR0NAuGH, JR.,
je 23tJyl Treasurer city OF Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28
BY arubbs 4 Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main anu banA'

Eleventh street Vet"e0
An ATTRACTIVE SALE OF A LEN,
n DID LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE Or Bn ~ y,
STREET At THE EAST CORNER 1gFEPps nnhhtYy-
.pEHE STREET AT AUCTlON.z,Vvn, -, ,nnn Tho
nrr,n,ses. the very handsome LOT situated =,
above froning 100 feet The south side OF Br sa
rids ~,,h neiyidere street running along Us west
,,de. II desired, it win be suo.dy6ed isto lo.s o,
suitable sizes. This lot Is beautifully si'uaseu a.
. recruitment corner within one square of me con-
mnia,ed grand passenger depot. aud In the ne 81
Inc great impro ement daily taxing psc. IN Droao'
street properly. II Is almost certain tnat ~ no us
dsv n vii, be the centre or active business, ana
no such opportunity Is elsewhere offered 10 secure
frst.s Glass stands fer business. The "ide sde Nam
has been paved and curbs and cutters hio' mshihs
IL complete for building ut once.
10 " Auciioneers.
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OFrIcE OF CRY Cor LECToR,l
RICuMQNp,. VA June B. 1880. 4

THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i between the hours cf 8 O'Clock A. NJ: and 9
o'elosk 2. n. from the 10TH TO the BOTH OFJuNE
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from any
person charged With CITY TAXES The whole or
0ne-half OF the ans0uni Of tax charged. TN PER
CENTUM will Ike added TO the nfnount OF TAX
charged In every case where the party assessed
shall fail 10 pay the whole or ons-half within the
time 70 limited.
Real estate agents and others having number,o
may he gotten Together. -
Properly held ii plaAss give trustees name.
1eo-tJsSQ A. n. WQQDSQN, Collector.
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TO SUMNER TOURISTS.

'VNO SO
Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the watering-pla should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside of a city
viz.
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
mix. food, &C:
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTs, which burn
REA s'fS' s MHDE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready, and act in three minutes;
SOFT RUBfI ER AIR PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES,
SPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS,
SELF-INJEC1ING UNIVERSAL SYRlNGEs,
VALENTINES NJ DAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEATJUlCE WITH GLfCE-
RINE,
JOHNsTON's FLUID BEEF,
LIEpIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUM. food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA.
GERBER'S MILK-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
NWJsS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DISINFECTIRG SOAPS, 10 prevent contagion;
ana all relisble medicines new remedies, and appa.
ratus, 10 be had OF
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
919 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO, .,, my IA
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No Q leaves Huntington DAILY except Saturday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
no. s leaves GOrdOnsyille daily except Sunday.
On Mondays only will run from stanton, leaving
at 2:55 A. NJ.
RS- Nos. 2 and run through from Huntington
10 Richmond.
No. %, mixed. leaves Stanton daily except sum
day at $40 A. NJ, receiving passengers from Vir
gna Midland train leaving Washington at 7:l0 A.
NJ. and arrives ut Richmond 1T . Il. NJ.
Virginia Midland train leaving Lynchburg at
l:45 Z. NJ. connects closely with No. 2, and that
leaving Lynchburg II :23 A. NJ. connects with No.
4 for Richmond. W. u. 5. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY y. HOWARD. General Passenger and
Tick,t AGENT. NY z
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RICHMOND, vRxp'G q POTOMAC X. X. Co.l
RICHMOND. VA, November Y, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on this road Will run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
s:l2 A, NJ, leaves Byra-Street station daily TEX
cept sundays; due at Washington
l:t0 z. NJ; Raltinore, sos Il: Nj.
philadelphia, csc p. NJ: New York
1000 Z. NJ
500 p. Nj, leaves Ryrd-Street station daily; dus
a. Washington. e:25 4. NJ. Baltimore
l1.2SP. w.: Phils delphia, 325 A. NJ
New York, 6i5 A. NJ.
400 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Broad Street stauox
daily texcept surdays). ~
SOUTH BOUND.
lO:f5P. NJ, arrives as Byrd-street station daily
7'7I (except sundaysl. Leaves New York
l4H e:l5 A. NJ; PhiAdeiphia, 1lA5 A
NJ; Balumcre. $50 r. NJ; washins'
il;4O A. NJ, arrives a. Byr<-Strset stztiop daily.
leaves New York, 1000 r. NJ; PHI
| adeEpha, l.l6 4. M; Baltimore
hUfa Ash A. ~; Warrington, 100 A. ~.
| e:4s A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Arrtye
| Is Broad-Ssreet station da!,v texeep
| t 6undaysl. q. A. TAYLOR
r. 7. d. NyBRs. General sspeEntsndenk
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DHILADELPHIA, H-<.Eys.fi

DHILAD LPHlA, RICH 80
J. AOsD. AND NORFOLK stEA ~, '.7SS+s y III .
SHIP LlSE-FoR rlllLAAp,iti PI,fk
TnREE TINES A WEEK.-upri fur'lsi .
tise The steamers OF lis line WY 49,, snAY.
trips, leaving Philsdelphia every pps,broaJ
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and slNDAl' ga,
Meeting Al Fail zdelphia with Ciyde's Ne" f'' ''@
QUICK TIMK-rREQUENr DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
JA ass W. MCCARRt p.
General Sou. ern Agent. kichmoaS '"
WI LIAM Z. CLYDE ~,
Genera MauaEerrl
no23 No ~ soath asTves. PA lfn s--
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sExS
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK,
FOR NEW YORK

rhis osmasny VIII ,.,spsten one OF taeir sp.n,Irt
stsamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANoAE; ~, Nj
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, sad KY Al
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ana StS"N
HIGH water. - 9Th ,syer
shins eoing nortn land ~ Pier 81, Nottn, ,r,r,
foot of Beach street. Ships coming south sal
PIER as, Nor n river, foot Of Christopher ste.s
These sbiDs are entirely pew, Ana "efs JAN
pressly fer this route. .. an, hste
They ksye spleadM ssloors, sta'e-roonis' a'" w.
rooms. .-.,,.s .ra AZ.
| The fare, accommodations. snd s,'en tion' arc
rre,yht rcce; we'd until 6 O'Clock I. NJ. daily.
rreignts r,r points oeyoad New fork t1,'si ~.
with Dispatch, and no charge uaate except
cabin fsIe 10 New York, sia ssesrass' 80 'S'
eS.
FOR further information spplytc III.
aEORGE w. ALLEN q Co, nsss.sss,is
IVA - oface Co1eAnv's ~sArves. hoeAess
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No. / leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily.
No. 8 leaves Richmond daily except sunday. ON
Saturdays only viii run 10 stanton, arriving at
1918 z. N.
No 2l leaves Charlottesville daily except Sunday
Es- Nos. / aud 3 run through from Richmond TO
Huntington. 49,
Nos and connect closely at GordonSyille 10
Lyuchburg aud Danyille.
No. 3 connects at Huntington with steamers.for
IN
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DICHMOID. YORK. KINEReH-tral /

hAHD CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. k---- ~
MERCHANTS AND MINERS iRANS'"HlN'
TION COMPANY, a..
TiIough-rreigh route between Richmond - s.
An. Boston. Providence. snd an sew tn,itli l..
steamers leave NEST POINT. Va 90 ''.l
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY - - n"
aecting with trains from RliNNONl ,,..s.
Steamer. arrive at WEST POINT on eAtH /
DAY and FRIDAY.
direct shipments from Boston riF B'.'oh ..'
Providence Railroad ef0 Wts' POINT. "a.
H. 4. DOUGLAS, ~, trn.tNN'.
& ID. GHONER. General Agenf. t
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BOOTS. SHOES. Ae.


nYEING, SECURING, AND CLEAN
LING ESTABLISHMENT, AT 1923 FRANK
LIN STREET, OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN
HALL.-Mr. L. LlNNEMANN informs his friends
former patrons, and he general public, that he has
re0Dened AT the above place. where he will be pleased
TO serve them. DYEfNG and CLEANING KID
CLOVIS and FEATHERS a sneeialty. The well-
known French dyer, Mons. EMIL NOBLOT, from
Paris, 10 In his employment. Give him Gail. n
ap 2-eod3m asis ~ esf.lll .s.
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AnH FNT ~ II uTIiFs
NEW YORK. To LONDON DlREt i.
CABINS, s5J 10 sos. Excursions - Reduced Ei'rs
Passenger accommodations are unsnrIisseh
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked al lowest rates {" or rom ''l
Railroad station IN Europe or America,
Dra issued al lowest rates. payable Tree n 'nsr
throughout England. Scotland. ANA lftittn'
For hooks OF information. plans. &c, Apply - 80
BROTHERS, Bowling tire"H. y. l.
or GEORGE W. ALLEN Coz
or }. 4. GIBSON.
Southern Express Company, Hlchm.n''
or A.W. CARRIER.
SGD Main street. Richmond.
mv22m nichmnui Va
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fegEsl
1890 MERCHANTS EszlGssly.
OPPOSITION TuuoUGU LINE 10 BALIi.
MORE.
GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARES
FOR
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, AND BAL
1890. }


MORE.
On ard after MONDAY. JUSE J. ls-i-
Fare 10 Baltimore every MO\DAG............sl Cd
80 ~ Kaitimorc every THIRSDAN......... 80
F,re "a Norfolk aud Fortress Monroe every
MONDAY and returning SATURDAY, ctch
way 80
Fare WEDNESDAYS from Norfolk tO ficl-
mOnd. .......s....s...
And THURSDAYS 10 Norfolk from Rlcu-
mOn1............ ssss.f't
steamer j. Il. SCHUYLER wiu Oh aud siitr c
above date and during The season leave E1tAr..
every MONDAY and THjRSDA NJ 20 \, ". ,...
SUMMER EXCURSIONS EVERY >Ail kbAf
NIGHT, leaving Richmond a 9 L. ". f"r tHf.'
Monroe and Norfolk. Ke.urn 20 Richmond ~ - ~
b. sunday night.
Persons wishing 10 90 from N0rGo's 20 ocean
View can gct r0und-trip tickets iguN N't"IN Is
sireet-clrs aud rail al 35c Tickets ilg .at at
steamers wharf Rockets.
This reduction In fares being lpWlr ilau ever .'.'
tofOre known, the proprietor -o ,it' me psf nae
Of the people Freighis ~ Teally reduced .ir',
CURTIS & PARKER. Astn'.
j. W, HANCOX. Proprietor. my 3l-iAIl
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FEEIfFTI T.
Freight received daily tor Norfolk. P'rtsn nl ,
Washington, -. C., Newbeme. Ma.hn-' %. -
T.rboro'. v. C.. and al points IN Eastern N'r To
carolina also for Eastern shore OF Yir-inn " any
ton obi Point. and all regular l1npiul' on james
suei' l.. n. TATlN.
"a NItl+l fI'N HiFN.t
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nook AND JOB WORN NEATLY sa y.
ID ECUTED At Tbs DISPATCH rS'Si'''"'
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csc. TO NORFOLK. OLD POINT. OR WAY.
LANDINGS EVERY MONDAY.
Al TO BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY.
$3.50 TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN.
And great reductions 20 Norfolk. cd Point. sld
Baltimore all other trips.
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Tickets 10 the aboye-nained points. lui also %
New YOrk. and Boston. og .ae 3D.
CAREERS. s26 Main street AMI on board ,'.Im.r
ARIEL. Baggage checked through.
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KIM aSHE go ssyzg
RrcHxcED, YORK RIyBE AND rsks. 'E.sR,
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 9, 1880,
PAS5KNGE. TRAINS.
800 r. N. Leave Richmond d,ilv fe,co,, g.. /.
dayl connecting AZ West poi., -
TUESDAY, THUR. DAY. and SIT
URDAy With steamers hor All i,.t
ibss On the York river and for Bs,,'.
more. '@
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
80 ~ Leave Richmond daily fexcept s,,.
lO:O0 A. NV dayl, conneciinz at West Point wis
steamers for Baltimore on MDND.W
TUESDAY. WEDNEs
THURSDAY, and SATTrDiv.
With steamers FOR New ye,t
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ~
FRIDAY; with steamers foT Pm
dence and Boston on TUEsDNYan5
FRIDAY. '''
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. n. Arrive at Richmond daily fe,.s,.
sunday, connecting ai W.st Posy;
TuEspAY, THURSDAY. ard SAT.
URDAf With steamers from Ban.
more.
THROUGH HREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 r. MI Arrive at Richmond dali, ,e,.,-,
500 4. VI. sunday. connecting a, We, h. y.
with steamers from Baltimore. NJ.
ierx, Providence, aud BoSton.
No transfer OF freight a, R'chmoIl T. - ;.,r,
sostnern points. Cars run ;LrosSa between A....s
Careful handling and dispatch, NTH lower, rates.
guaranteed.
issued to all northern aud 0esi"rn points.
For IN formation. apply At Office Of the comu,rv
Twenty-thlrd and Dock streets. Richmond. Va ~
oc4 H. Y. DOCGLAS. superintendent,
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Q0OK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Eek
~ ECurED At THE DIsPATCH- PFMTMG
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steamer ARIEL, Captllu Z. =. GlIf0RD. IlIei
Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WIDNE>DAI.A FRIDAY
At A. VI.
for regular landings on james river oI p.i0t
Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, making SIRE ,onusc.
ton ii Old Point with The .pen1.a By-l. ne
steamers VIRGINIA, CAROLlNA.ali FLORIDA,
one of which leaves there daily o., o.. A. flr lI.
tBore. arriving there the iou wiu morning 'lr.r
than any other steamer ria p'd Point. auI lu t.
time for early trains TO Phia pLlt, New lors Hlt
Boston.
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A NCUOR LINE. >>!s~S
n .<--.sss
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS. 500 to $50. STEERAGk. tZe.
These steamers do not carry cattle, shttp, OF l.''
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EVERY MONDAY. wrDNESDAYAyDF FRI

The fast and elegant iron Omitted state, ns.I
steamer ARIEL, Captain Z. g.. Clifford. hl'ei
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RATES STILL FURTHER ~.
DUCED.
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oLD-PorNT SEASON OPENED.

,IEGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES.
RIVER LINE.
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Passengers by this line have -eyera. A,ur- ai"l
Point.
Passenger rates from Richmond on -ai after
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L,OR NEW YOR K.-The Ola ->.s.Ses
Il Dominion Steamship COMPANY A.SSsAd@S
steamship OLD DOMINfOS. Captain W,TET@
win SAL TUESDAY. June Z9ih. At 8 O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received uItil 3 O'Clock A. NJ
Through bills Of la1ing signed and g10ds ro-.
Tarded VITA dispatch % all points u0rta, s0uth
east, and west; also, TO foreign port.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, az, sIeT4ge,ts and
IS.
For freight or passage apply 20
u. ~. ALLEN 4 CO.. Ax-a,s
je 2s-2. Comusnys wharf. Rocke,,s.
DOR PHILADELPHIA AND (scs-1
IL FALL RIV ER.-S;eamer AZ ssszl<.ss
LANCE. Captain TCSEILL. Will receive frr =
for the above ports until RI E.DAH the 2g.h Inc
slant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
J. ". McCARRfCK.
f 2s-2t General S)nlhsm AgeG;.
DATRONIZE THE III,
i HOME LIKE kss----.x-
PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER ~.
DUCEO.
OLD-POfNT SEASON OPENED.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES.
RIVER LINE.
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PArkoN'zE THE HOME go.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24
A water uon.ter.

a monster whale was recently exhibited
in New York. a man stood on the whales
hump as the dead lcvithian lay along the
bottom Of the float a half block Of the
shiny black animal stretched ITS lcugih be-
yOnd him, while just beneath the path lac
walked two and fro upon was the monsters
mOuth-a bony, boat. shaped lower jaw,
wider and half as long as n whalcboat, and
a narrow pointed upper jaw, fringcd with
whalebOne and triced up with n cable from
tho top and beam underneath, placed as
COrnCObs arc put In tho mouths Of hogs i'm
butcher shops Tho whale looks like a long
misshnpcn mass Of glossy India rubber
Only what may be- called his after part
thirty 4Ofect back Ofthe humps shaped
like a fish, and that terminates much as
whales DO in pictures, with a fantail. which
seems To have been accidentally put pn the
wrong way. Tho skin is scratched and
torn in places, and the red blood that dis.
tinguishes IT'S kind from the fishes stains it's
flesh. On the other side the aroma at tho
fresh lime, which seems 10 have been Cartcd
10 the edge of thc lower jaw and dumped
in, reircshcs the visitor.
"l hope you didn't come here % iab
knives in him, says the irritable man on
the whales hump, ''Or umbrellas either, or
sticks (pOuting 10 offenders who used
those implcments) We amt exhibiting
the inside Of the whale. and it won & last
any too long as 1t is.
''Scp right along, good people, says
this exhibitor to the thr0ug whose mcmb-
crs march singly, hugciug q railing that has
been put up around The dead whale, "step
right along, there's more coming 10 see The
whale Pass out Of the other door The
car, sir Is just beneath that harpOOn-nO,
that's the eye Pass ON, good people
. you'll sec the scars Of the lances further
on. lie was not killed with that harpOOn;
/ be was killed by two CHATS the spout
\ hole, sir)--by two bomb lances that cx-
plOded in hin and killed him. Anerward
that harpOon was stuck in, and hc WIS
towed with 70 by men To that boat yonder
'Whales don't have tccth-thats the
whalebone,' be said, presently, % a man
who wanted 10 know whether whales 'al-
ways have hair on their teeth3' That's
tbs tai and this is The head. The spout
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24
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What are some Of the things that every
cook who prepares the food for any family
ought 10 know Unless the whole routine
of her work be sp-hazard and unreliable,
she should have intelligent and well defined
opinions concerning the relations OF food 10
physical growth, 81 she can furnish that
which is best adapted 10 the whole house
hold, nj TO build up symmetrical and
healthful bodies for the children, us well as
10 give 10 the mature workers of the family
the necessary nutrimcnt Ia keep good the
balance between supply and demand. The
children should not fail to develop properly
because of her ignorance Of their needs.
The father should never give out more
strength aud vitality In his struggle with
the world than she can make good To him
as she prepares his daily food. All this
implies a practical application of the prin-
Ciples taught in physiology aud chemistry,
AS well as a knowledge of the kind and
quality OF nourishmcnt stored in plants,
flesh, fish and fowl. Earth, air and sea
furnish her with materials which she must
understand how TO prepare ~ that ii can be
easily transformed into bone, blood and
muscle III such proportions that each shall
have its proper development. She must be
both too wise and too humane to cOncoct
any dish or brew any drink that will induce
dyspepsia, headache or dullness. Never
until cooks give more time to the mastery
of such studies will cookery take its proper
place among sciences. These bodies Of
ours arc exceedingly complicated and deli
cate machines, not 10 be safely tampcrcd
with 10y bunglcrs. blacksmith can
undertake with greater impunity to make
watch, than an ignorant and unframed
housewife to build up without knowledge
and without skill symmetrical and per
fcctly developed human body
And when the value of these bodies, not
only as physical organisms but as related TO
mental growth, is fully appreciated, the
work of the skilled cook Will rank with
that of other great scientists, and. more
than this, with that of other great philan-
thropists. IL is not eXtravagant to say that
the progress OF humanity toward true per
lection depends largely on this branch of
domestic economy. How much thought,
time and study are given now To the proper
food for fine stOckl Here in our own lab
Oratory extensive analyses OF grasses,
grains, etc, have been made in order TO
determine which will most rapidly and
hcalthfully stimulate the growth of cattle
and swine Surely we owe as much care
10 our children as 10 our herds. IL il GER
iainly true that just in proportion to the adj
vance Of any people i'm civilization will be
the advance OF care and skill I'm the prcpa-
ration of food. IL Is therefore worthy Of
absorbing study. Health, mental Wgor,
virtue and happiness depend more closely
than we are apt 10 imagine on the cook who
rcigns in our kitchen.