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Don't TRIPLE w14,F.nE rsxru

IfogF teeth were renewed a, our mails thty Nigh
not need constant care. but teeth don't repe1
themselves afer chdhood The proper thing u
DO Is to use SOzODONT, which preserves .Aeir health
and h1 ,AtY. II neYer fails.
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TIE BbOM.


cor,,rne to sell many ..rcles at oif prices, IL )t-
w,t,&tandlng the great acvance IN prices TIL ey
cal! raTiicular attention 10 their stos Of Bankc T.
Fanaels. Ready Made Garments for Ladies, llosie y
for len. Women and children, C'6aks, Cacs :
Burt'ags Pcrcales. Casybrics Carpets. Rugs, VI
Cloths Ruling J welry, and Paper Envelopes.
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OLD DOMINION RYE VinsKEY ''Ght ~ HIS 0lt T;
..B SELECT RYE WHiSKKI;
MOgTROSE" RYE WElSKkY;
" "ALLFGHANY" RYE NutSKEY;
|" MIKE HARMAN" RYE WHIAEzi
|" EMpIRE" BOURBON YIHsKEY;
"INGaEsIDBm BOURB1 ~ WHIsKEfi
"WigSONn BOURBON WuIsKEYS
HENNESsY aud MARrELL BRAEpf5
DUF1f GORDON and other SHER 2iEs.
The above brands are tor sale by ". D. BLAIR q
60. IL moderate. prices.
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AN -MPORTAET ADVANCE ~ T!iE SANUFAC-
TURg oF TOILET SOAPS was the Introduction OF
glycerine. The Transparent soaps of ~ r.. At
KINseeb really contain large percentage of thii
valuable Ingredient.
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4itllmond 1ispatfh.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY is, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF The pIspA TcH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINEp C!a, U
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEW, :
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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prsaygSS CHANCES.

NOR SALE CHEAP, A TWELVE 10
II FIFTEEN HoRsE POWER y kl ,d,i q y Il
IIrPIfI Ar IOlI.ER. In perfect ortsr, conp'e,.
a., e,sry r,rtlcuIar: also. an ENGINE OF about
EIGHT HORsE-POwER Win be fod separately
vi t"se'"''' F'' RopERT J. CHRISTIAN,
e.,Qa,. No ~ Nineteenth sift et.
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ELECTION OF OPFICERs.-At regular
meetlug held by the Jessamine Social CLUB
last night the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing six months: William L.
Carter, president; Hezekiah Jonathan, vice.
president; A. Thomas Jackson, secretary I;
N. Luther Nicholas, assistant secretary, !;
William III. Bailey, treasurer; Joseph wal
ton, chaplain; William c. johnson, SER
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Police COURr.-At the Police Court yes
terday Justice White presided and disposed
OF the following eases:
James Evans (coloredh for stealing one
lot OF manufactured tObacco-the property
Of w. }. y arbrough-was ordered to re-
ceive fifteen lashes.
william Reather (coloredl, for felonious'
ly stealing pOcket-bOok containing guam
tity OF United States currency, the proper
ty OF Miss Helen Bartlett. Continued un
til to-day.
Philip Pemberton, for assaulting an(
beating Il. ID. Adams. Fined, so.
q. Rogge, for assaulting and strlkinl
Gilbert Snarberger. Dismissed on paymen
of costs.
Frank Mayo (colored), for unlawful,
soliciting passengers at the Richmond apC
Dsnyile railroad der0i. Fined, S..
David Wiley (coloredb for being drunk
Fined, 81.
T.. l.. Hob.on, Cor violating city ordi
nance By allowing his team TO 20 through
the street without holding the relns IN III
hand, and allowing said team to 90 on th
sidewalk, and Mary Hewlett (coiored), 10
being drunk. Both eases continued unit
| tomorrow.
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MoRruARY REPORT for the week ending

NIoRTUARY REPORT for the week ending
February II, 1880:
Cause Of Death Cancer, l white; cere-
bro-spinal meningitis, | white; consump-
ton. ) white, colored; cOnvulsions Qn-
fantile), white, coored; dlarrhel, cot
ored: diphtheria, col0red; fever Qypho-
malariaD, / white; bemorrhage. | white ;
hemorrhage (umbilicaD l colored; infam-
nation OF bowels. l colored marasmus, l
white: old age, colOred; paralysis, l col
ored: pneumOnia, | cOlored; unknown,
colored. Whole number OF deaths in the
CITY. exclusive OF sti!l-birlhs, "a. Age: one
day TO thirty, white, colored-total, d;
six months to twelve, l white; hve years
to ten, colored; ten years to twenty,
colored twenty years to thirty, l whlle,
colored-total, 3; thirty years to forty,
white, . colored-total, 4; forty years tC
tjftv. " white, l colored-total, 3; fifty years
to sixty, 3 white; seventy years to eighty
. white; eighty years to ninety, white
Condition: Single, white, ! colored-
total. IL: married, 6 white, colored-
total. 8: widowers, l cOlOred; widows.
white, . coored-tOtal, 3; unknown, col
ored. Nativity: Richmond, IL; other part
Of the United States, IL; Ireland, /. Lo
cniifU: Marshall Ward, white, colored-
total. 4: Jefferson Ward, 4 white, 2 col
ored-total, 6; Madison Ward, l white,
colored-total, 4; Clay Ward, white,
colorcd- 8; Jackson Ward, whlte,
colored- 3; almshouse, white, . col
ored-total, 4.
,o,p.pATIVP WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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IRISH RELIEF SOCIETY, !

FeDrlIary II, IooV' J
Received from Warrenton, Va. through
Bishop Keone. S50 from private schoo',
through Bishop Keane, sl.sj; L. [. W.
81: Mis- Eliza Place. 80.
>-' THOMAS PORTS, Treasurer.
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CIs0COLATF.
CsTAehLSHE0 1919.

EsTAghlSHEO 1919.
GOLD MEDAL AGAaDs-
CENTENNIAL 1879. PARIS 1878
N,I,LJARpss CELEBRA ArED CHOCOLATE
AND COCOA PREPARATIONS.
The very test made. Bsi'ie s.tiaevo gwen"
SID by an seaiing groeers and eon6eSsl loners.
w.B BERsMAN GO"
No. IS south Twelfh street, Richmond Ns''
seAe Agents for Manufacturers.
IA 2i-W&Mlm
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SUPREME COrRT Og APPEALS. HEsTERDAY.
BroadGus Us. Jones, sheriff, and Walsh rS.
same, upon petitions for writ Of adoedS
corpus. Argued by \. IL. Sands, ESD, ana
w. w. Gordon, and submitted.
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Wheu, you wish to take Cod-iiger oa use the
Emulsion made by PURCELL. LAcD a 60. with
Hypophrphltes Of Lime ana soda. |rice, soc.
For sale by all druggists.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT FORTH B1NEfIi
OF THE IRISH FAMINE sUfFERERs.-lheN VIZ IN
ginla Jubilee Concert Singers lcoiorSul VI,
give a musical entertainment al tue srs'nD
Opera. House tomorrow night ior Tue ocre
6t OF the Irish famine sufferers. pro
gramme OF choice music is promised.
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II. ELY sOs x co., advertising ssents, insert ad'
geisems ats IN ali Of the newspapers o. the Unltst
S,aes al publishers rates. Orders LETT AZ the D's
9Gtcb ountng-rcom will receive pFeme' s'seS
ann.
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Mr.. DALE AT THE THEATRE.-A fine au-
dience greeted Mr.. +. J. Dale at the The
atre last evening IN his new and interesting
entertainment entitled "Mystic Wonders"
&c. During the entire performance the
strictest attention was paid to the performer
by the audience. Some OF his tricks were
indeed very fine. The dark seance, the
killing OF birds, and afterwards causing
them to fly about the stage, the destroying
OF different articles by burning them, and
making them appear all right again, were
each heartily applauded.
Mr.. Dale was assisted during the evening
by Miss Maud Dale, who entertained tha
audience by her secOnd-sight feats. Many
OF them were well received. Miss Dale wa
bIindfolded upon the stage, and Mr. Dale
went out into the audience and held III
various articles, such as rings, watches
coins. &c. she would then tell what th'
articles were, and accurately described eaei
one.
lie will appear again tonight. To-IsorroN
night there will be an entire change or pro
gramme Reserved seats can be secured
Johnston's aud at the Theatre With@1
extra charge.
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FIRE ALARM.-At 1920 yesterday morn
| ing an alarm OF fire was sounded from eta
| tion 4, Third police district headquarters
caused by the burning out OF foul cnim
ney at No. Broad street, owned ana 0c
] cupied by Mr., James II. Tanner,
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CONSTELLATION.

o,n Nth regularity of the bowels can perfect
"a, - enjoyed. II the constipation Is of recent
.'@'' .,o,,e dose Of TUFTS PILLS viii suiiice'
a.. n,s become habltual one pill should be
80 every u,sht, gradually lessening the ire
- of The dose until regular daily movement
,.o,,,,red, Which viii soon follow.
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption use PUh-
CELL, LADD & CO.'S Emulsion OF CodI3ycr Oii
with Hypophosphites of Line and Sofia Price.
soc. For sale by all druggists.
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AGEAND Picnic smoke ior the Aiiaays. For
sale everywhere. Only DC.
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p WHITLOCK, l445 Main street, rssrn.,cturel
of eighteen different brands Of fine Ci;a SEND
for priC.-list.
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SAVE NOS ~ 10y naYne your printing done etIns
DISPATCH PRINTING-!ioJsB. Coca v"r1, 10"
prices, and sAlslActIOn Guaranteed.
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For zeal GOOD l0c. CiCLa take WHSrLocK's
MODEL. IL has no equal.
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WurLOcK's SC. IIEy WEST CIGt.s has no SUI
pcisog. BewJ re- OF iI0itatloDs.
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F'OR KEN Il, IN l Df.rfhA y DLb I'll
E STORE oE the. south side Of Broad slrcef MA
tstvaen Ninth md Tehlh street. aod adl9iDlDg Tue
tify Hall. With several rooms abOf" THIS prvrer,
~ was recpntly occulse is bar SOOin ana Dil'Id"
~ loon for VIXEN II I, well sui ed. -
Also. that skSiRABLE STORE No. 'loi on
Main street ueiwaen Seventh anh tIghtli street..
;s,h Ia ge dwelling above. cob s10iDg eignt rooms
" i'm modern Improvements, ansls well sultsd ioF
tD,atsing-ho-ss. - ,. ,,,.,.-,,, ~, ,oo1.
and luI f. aA.iis -tnth side oatary street b' tneen
| Tenth and Eleventh streets. with a 'front.' on inc
| Easin bank. -...s,... NJ.
! Also, SEVERAL COAL-EARDs ON i.e Basin
! bank bet se4I, Eighth ana Telin streets. ~
| AIsO, that DESIRABLE SRICk DWkLLlNu,
10 3lO lyst lfln street heiwasu Broad hvb hirrnai
| streets. containing nine ro.sl. WAN IA0ur9u 'h-
| r,rOyeme,Is and In ps RECT order. - .. -,
! Aio. BEtCK DWELL ,f"', No. ~ fUuih
! sty,.t t.,t4een CLAY snd Ltlgh. continuing srfrh
| rooms. besiies bathroom, hiicheh All sefNAhs
| RIsc' FRAME DWELL go Nc. lCa4 west cay
s,rrc, vith i've rooms side, Kitchen ana tciFahss
| k%o. FRAME DWELLING, ". 1910 Main
! street luby ilill. with Ave rooms.
! Al.O The DWELL ~ oVer ~" s"fs 9i N'ssr,.
Paine < NOwln. on Main street bei seen Ibirieeh'n
H,so, TWO LARGE BRICK STABLE, on Tho
alley leading from EiiDtE 10 NlniS s'f'''' "e'"''
! Nlgrshall and Clay s5.ct ,,.,,o,ssoS
| Apply 10 JAhtS NJ ~ ti',n ,s,-,o',s 60
Reli Estate AsenlsAni Aueii""''rf'.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SECOND HALF-SEsSloN or
j PROFESSOR l.. y. nAssELEffs sIhoVk ~ os
grpnTsRy For circulars and farther iri0fiha-
iio,, apply at No. 30i east 6raes street, o,,m
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DIR. c. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended a. a remedy for all the Ills
bat fesh S heir TO-" but IN affections OF the liver
lhd all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache, diseases Of that character they stand
v'thou, rival
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
Thermometer YESTERDAY A. 81, 40 ;
% A. NJ, 43; noon. 81; L. NJ, GO; Z.
81, ca; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature. 5G4.
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The joint speciaI Committee on ConstifB-
tional Amendments have prepared report
as prereouisife for voting; that the voting
be uira roce: thet the age OF pupils ad-
mitied TO pubiIc schools shall be from seven
10 twenty.one yeafs and that az regular
elections shall he held In November, so as
to do away with the present frequency OF
pipcfinne q
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TILE cry CHARTER.

The House Committee on Counties. Cities
and Towns were addressed Yesterday by
Major Robert stiles and John s. Wise, Esq 4,
in reference to the proposed amendment to
the city charter. Msjor Stiles was opposed
to eleciing the officers named by the people
Mr.. Wise was in favor OF the amendment,
though understood TO be willing to strike
out some of The Offices named in the bill.
The matter will be further considered to-
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gosT. srRAxED. AND FOUHn.

NOTTCE.-I shall apply to the Board OF
~ Directors Of the Richmond and 1anslle RAIL
ro,d Cnmn,ny for III renewal Of CERTIFICATE
20 sk6iG dated Dee m0er IL. 500. Tor eigr een
shlres of stock in said company. Standing IN Inc
or miolaid W. r. bihLN,,
Executes OF W. Il. Green, deeeasci.
fe IS-W2m
NJ NORANDlfN-B0Oh Los ia black
INl book with rcd Gr-- \ suitable rtvard VIII
be paid ii left at 81 Jatn stree.
fe 7-1l# CHARLES H. IYLASD.
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ENTERED at the Post. Oace at Richmond, Va, al
secOnd-elass matter.l
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower pressure, soutberly
winds, higher or stationary temperature,
and increasing cloudiness.
For the South Atlantic States, slowly
falling barometer, winds increasing to
warmer southery, and cloudy or partly
cloudy weather.
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IONNIMPIINE7S TIOPf.
generous, nutritious diet. Pure air ard golden
LIEBrG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEf,aEen reeu-
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FOR a GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE trg tAe Pc
MIC CIGAR.
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u,I,TT's HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLAck ny
.'ne'c application of This DlE, a mnPAis' ~ "a "a
Ny~.,niess as spriue water. sold by druggists OF
re, re- Nv exprcss on receipt OF 81: >,.,,, yong
sem yI ~ a. NIRRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
VI Iau J5.eOdtFel9I
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AGuE AND FEvER.

No better eathartic can be used preparatory.to or
ner taking quinIne.
asa supple purgaliye they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tue genuine are never sugar-eoaied.
Zach box has q red wax seal on the lid, with the
IMPRESSION DR.. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS.
zach wrapper bears the signatures Of G. McLAsk
shd FILMING BROS.
ihsist upon having the genuine DIR. G. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS. prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts-
ourgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations OF
As name McLAxE, spelled oiHcrently but kams
pronunciation. my le-deowly
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, \ VERY DIES lRABLE @
Il RFsTDFNCE FOR a small family 30 621 Al
north sixth street. coD HDg six rooms, ". n kichens
hat'g.,,orn aud a larss ward attached. AypiytJ
WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
q. ! 2-.o1Iw lOlA Aain street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ss- on al satsS Of Rsat Estdts DTgE; oesosn
teIst Of january NEd igI OT Jtt7g tts tdLssIS
;hs orsssrt ysor k0rs % be bad bythe purchaser
Os 1iI sa[ss made bst,oesnths lst orJutydnd az
1.-The year TIE tazss hGvs TO be pdfLoy Ms sensT
" rrbiS custom vas adOptes about niteen years aLs
n, an The real estate agents IN Richmond, ana sp
pI,es to HichmoEd and vieinityI
pICu,IOND BtZAAR, 10 \. VI, forty head oi
horse, hye mules, tc.
t,vFs N TAYLOR 4 son, ,4HP. NJ, four build
Ing lot In the plan % Belgldere.
JouS A. GODDIN,4 L. NJ, buildiE2 lot on the
cast side OF Firsl between Clay ana LeiSh
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pev.R.F. Osgood, New York, says ..h and v.r.
nj b"ye lad Dyspepsia, Weak stomach Snu Ner1
,ousne bad any meess qssv 70 are eS As good
much good as TUFTS FILLS i"'' "'s e
a. ao.FriCs. Efl1SIst"ss IS MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK
lau l5-eodtFelel
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fe 4.l0t

UuO NOT LIKE TO BRAG, therefore
i m. say II you want CHE ~ CkookEEf 60
IN VgAIIACE'S: If YOU want FINE CHINA 10 In
WA ShCE'S: II yOa want great bargains Ia
GLASSWARE. TAIBE-CUTLERY. PLAlEi,-
| W ~, TINWARE. or ANY HDUSE-fDRNiSH-
| ING GOODS, you VIII ind them At ,.,..-
| WALLACEs.
fo~x No. 400 Broad street.
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.rn,TtNF A medicinal compound
tthN'' of known value. combin-
r.r Flood Diseases. ing In one preparation The
curative powers for the
evils which produce all
diseases Of the BLOOD,
crp.TINF ihe LIVER, the KID
NEYS. Harmless liz ac-
ttyer.Complaintsl lion and thorough In It's
4'' "' effect II Is uneXceled for
the cure of all BLOOD
DISEAS ES, such as Scro-
cr-u ,T1NF fula. TumOrs, BOils, Tet-
4 m ter Salt Rheum, Rheuma-
r,r Kidney Diseases lusln. Mercurial Poison
i'' ing: also. CONSTlPA-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA. IN
DIGESTION, sou II =
CURATINE' ri TInS ~ az TTRI'NF.etc, : p Eft EN-
For rheumatism.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
CURATfNE, rop TT
For Scrofula Diseases
THE
CURATlNE, BkO" \ ChEN"AN
-, vrys,nelas. Pimples, COMPANY,
u,o,oh.s be Baltimore, Nd.
PURCELL, LADD h CO..
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
mo l7-dM,W&Feow&weowlyl
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n, I cuy Lewis. Fulton. Ark:, saws; r.,,oucce
" nee OF twenty i've years, proo",ot
.,,-TT,s Pill the best anh-bilions meaiclhe even
;rNee.'
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DIR. q. McLANE's vERMIFUGE.

1'HE GENUINE DIR. {. McLANES
CELEBRATED
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,.o~x,,,,,royar, AMENDMENTS.

bottom of the calendar, will probably not
come up on its passage for several days to
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GEORGE ID. THAXTo.
w. Ben. PALMER.

Several members absent at previous
meetings were excused.
Adjourned.
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CIRATIN

NATURES OWN REMEDY.
CURATIVE,
4 VEGETABLE MEDICINE
FOR TIE
pLOOD, LIVER, AND KIDNEYS
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:. THAT DESIaABLEM,

EoR RENT, THAT DESIiABLE~3
II AND WELL~LOCArED RESIDENCE III
s0u r9rast corner Gay aud Moth streets, CON-
tai.fany nine rOogas- besides kiichea Win al toe
moIS,n cenyebitnces. The house Las just been
pa lted and put Ia thorough repair Rtnt 'ely low.
t,nnIy 10 JOHN 4 ,3siDDIN,
Zeal Estate Agent.
Ran ans 4 .rs eutl streets.
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,YASly

yXrHgrE OAK LUMBER WANTED.
w Two cargoes o. aboit 10000 feet. board
measure each: of or, ftnry siZes. AMI sound. mer-
ch ,ntab. ostalily iny,ecfe4l place OF maDufac-
trre Address. gvns cash price f. 0. D. vessel, or
for furiher pariicul. rs. -.
WILLIAM l.. RAWS0S,
fo1soo3lU Siaarfon. w.
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NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE ~1

c2ls.eod3t a.suer Bank sns E;eSenth streets.
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VyA\TED. l. P,gaCHASERS FOR GOOD
w SFASoNFD PINE WOOD Al $50 per half
60 "a GOOD OAK WOOD at Sl9O. All hinds ot
COAL AT lowest pri rs ad a,,,..s
No el3 raSin bank,
6.T63tE between ieth and Nin u street..
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co 400 WANTED, TO BoRR0W
SST,rE r. yD IuOr shNc FIVE HUNDRED
DoIIARS Address, sArsDg rate OF inicreI re-
auired, LOAN. care Leiter-CarrieF No /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-10

if farmer should raise 20 tons, and buy a
car load of pulp. He will get for the beets
sloo. and will pay for the pulp SIS, leaving
him in cash $50. and ten tons OF feed,
which last If fed to mich COWS, at the rate
of 40 pounds per day, vii lsiye him all Of his
grain and half his hay, besides increasing
the flow of milk equal to grass. Three
head Of cattle will eat one car load of pulp
between the time grass goes in the fall and
comes ia the spring. On this showing ey-
cry farmer who keeps three OF more head
of cattle. can well afford to raise one acre
of sugar beets for the Company, buying
back in exchange car load Of beet pulp.
Une acre out Of 400 in the State Of Maine
if planted in sugar heets, would supply the
whole United State. with sugar, and the
manufactured product would be worth ore
hundred million dollars per anum- In view
of the vast Importance Of the establishment
of this industry in our State, We wish that
every farmer within four miles Of a railroad
station. who has good land. well MANFRED.
would a, once contract with the Name Beei
Sugar Company 10 raise one acre or more OF
bee,s from seed furnished b, them. and that
he would take in exchange a car load Of
beet pulp. so as 10 give the matter fair
tral We are glad to observe that the
New England Agricultural Society has Of
fered premium Of SO for the best two
acre. Of sugar heets The premium i. open
TO the competition ofthe farmers Of Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-10
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There are many Of our brilliant flowers
such as dahlias. panses, pinks, geraniums,
sweet Williams, carnations, gladiolus-
which may be preserved so as to retain
their color for years. White flowers will
no; answer for this purpose, nor any sue
cullen, plant, as hyacinih or cactus. Take
deep dishes, or those Of sufficient depth TO
allow the flowers TO be covered an inch
deep with sand. Get the common white
sand. such as is used for securing purposes,
cover the bottom OF the dish with LAYER
half an inch deep. and then lay in the aow-
ers, their stems downward. holding them
firmly in place while YOU sprinkle more
sand over them. until all places between
the petals are filed and the flower. buried
out OF sight A broad dab sill AecomOdate
quite & larg. number. All0~ sufiicien,
sand between Set the dish IN a DRY, warm
place, where they will dry gradually, and a,
the end Of a week pour of the same and
examine them. II there is any moisture in
the sand. il mus, be dried out before using
again or fresh sand may be poured over
them, the same a. before. Some flowers
Will reqsire weeks to dry. while others will
become sufficiently dry to put away in a
week or ten days. BY this simple process
flowers, ferns, etc, are preserved in their
proper shape. as well as in their proper
color, which is far better than 10 press them
IN books. When arranged in groups or
mounted on cards or in little straw baskets.
they NAV be placed in frames under glass.
IN t. Farmer.