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How to Care Bacon,

At the recent meeting Of the Tuckahoc
Farmer Club, " liicn was Hcld at tlc hos
pitable mansion Of Mr.. Otwoy :. Allen, in
this city, the following paper on the best
mode oi "curing bacon W,s read by Mr..
George Wait:
Ny idea aud plan for curing bacon is as
folloWs-yiz. Young hos, weighing from
12j to 10 pounds, wei iattCd, hut not too
fat, are best. I try 10 Kill IN cold weather,
but not when il is very cold and freezing.
and on the increase of tn" moon. Aitcr
killing aud drc-siHc, the hogs hang up
till all the animal hCat i gone ont OF
the meat, which i, generally twenty
four hours. The meat is then 50 cut
out as to give 20 the hams and shoul-
dcrs rs llt:lc Ol tie middlngs rs the Joints
Will bear: the hams are cut rounded, with
az i.ttlc lat on the outer edges as possible,
and the shoulders are cut square. and both
smoothly trimmed with q sharp kuifc 50 %
q leave no roughno.s OF surface. tlkc
about eight quarts 81 salt GIall fce and
hall c0arsc). eight pounds Of darh-hroWn
sugar or eight piut- OF ORLEANS moIa,s' s.,
and eight ounce, ol puiYcrizcd sd,ipetrc,
and mix them together, using water,
when sugar j. used, 10 make q thick mass
oi il, 2ni when using uClls-es, no water.
This miNlulc is ,hcn rUl bed thoroughly on
Tic hams about one hundred anl ii.ty
pounds q them. and laid in boxes or bar
rcls with the flesh side up, and more salt j.
put on each laycr until the box or barrel l.
/ filled and covered over. Cfhc above pro-
portions axe about right Tho meat, ii tie
weather j. not extremely cold, remains in
salt four weeks: or yOn may boil hrin.
strong enough to bear ~ egg, and Instead
oi packing in salt put them in clean.
| sweet barrels. covering tie whole with the
brine. At The end oi four weeks take the
/ hams out. wash them clean o. sal, or brine
/ in hot water, and lay them out 10 drip, or
/ dry, one day. Now cover them completely
/ by sitting Underground black pepper all
over them, and hang thcm up (hock down.
and smoke them every dry day Tor ten or H.
| teen DAYS. Then take them down, and ii
the pepper Is rub ed from any place
put more on, AMI rub, or sprinkle,
or sift some nice hice0ry ashes
over them. and put them in common
cotton bags. with thicH brown paper
/ bags over the cotton kags. tying tie BAGS
1 wei at tiie big end 81 Tie lGn. and either
hang them in dry, cool place, or put
/ them in boxes not very tight, with sticks
! between Csch laycr 10 keep them apart
Thu, treated you Wi have ;he most de.
U,ious hams, such a. VIII keep well and
| improve by one or two years keeping.
P.S. smoke With green hickory. This
| treatment applies 10 the shoulders aud iAln
ua.ts of the miidings al,3.
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SMYRNA RUGs.-Wc have on exhibition three
e.e1ant sSYusA RIGS, mea,Hrins three yards
Vide and four yards long and wll ~ pleased u
have YOU % ca!l and SEQ III N.
LEVY. DAVIS < DEAKr.
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Ap,pp ,,p EFFECTIVE HAm-DREssiNd.,,-
conoa;re n comround Of cocoanut oil;
beauties the hair, ana Is ,,'n sur ucaIo ~ "" 80
itching and irritation OF the se.ip' c,vor;n o
The superiority Of bufns,.s n,,a., ,,,'ri,v ard
extracts consists IN their perfect Pn"' "A'
strength.
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PAcr's RLOcY.

y. BLAIR < CO. having imported one
hundred casks q Sherry are prepared To
supply De same cnd ail other kinds and
GRADES for Ncw-iear's day, Sc., al New
Nori, rtirr.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
Ole Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
local snow, northeast to northwest winds,
stationary or higher barometer, and slight
changes in temperature.
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GENTLEMEN WHOSE Boards are not Of TIE tint
which they dcsiTc con remedy the d. feet by usins
Buckingham, Dye for The Whlskcr-.
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D.0wS's CEOsCElAL TEOCHEs f.T Coughs and
Colls: Il have u-cd .hcm for moro lian dozen
years and think them tic let anj most oonye-
nient RELIEF cAtInt."-Her. :. IL Hcmphrey
Gfdfs, NJ.
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TInA CoUNcH. No. CeG. Royal ArcA-
vUs-ELECTIOS or OFIIcEHs.-At 4 rcsu-
lnr meeting of Elha Council, No. CDG,
Roval Arcanum. held last night at West
End IIa!l, tie following oliicer- were elect
ed: Charles VI. Angle, regent; J.. !. seal,
yiccrcgent; George ". Epps, past regent;
William II. Dean, orator; {. ". Tyler,
secretary: James Il. Angle, collector; L.
p. Campbell. treasurer; William Walker,
chaplain; John II. Tyler. guide; Nonirose
Angle, warden; \. hunnamakcr, sentry;
,Jenifer Garnet. medical examiner; john
T.. Hankins. Willi;+n Walker, GcOrg. ".
Tnps. trustocs: John l.. ii1nkins, repre-
sentative t. Grand Council; T. l.. Camp
bell, alternate.
Elba Council has been holding IT, meet
ings The past year in West Ind Hall (west
Broad street., but will hereafter meet IN
the new allreccntly added TO Elieii's Hall,
corner Of Marshall and Fifth streets, on
the second and fourth Tuesday nights III
the month. The Council j. IN prosperous
condition.
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DoS'r oCTE,cr YOUR STOMACH wi'h violent
c,tharics. bat a-c that plctaI, and aiusary liNa-
tyeTAauASf's -.I.TzrR ArKEiKST.
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cu,proTrE TnoNPsoy.-To-morrow
night this actress Will appear az IN, , nicn, !,
mond Theatre in the "Aew Jane h!''
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HANpsodE DESIGNS FOR FLOWERS IN Gil',
White aud Cilt. peail s.eils, &C.. trimmed IN
Bleachcd Wheat, Os-'', aud faEcy Grasses, suite
bic r1r Chri,in.a5 and New-Yosr's Presents and
gi,i Decoration, q TOI.EE / iiOorEg's.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs

BROWNS IRON BITTERs
has been thoro, 9hly tested for
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
BILIOCSNESS,
WEAKNESS,
DEBILITY,
OVERWORK,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
KIDNEY TROUBLES, &C.,
and Il never fails 70 render speedy and permanent
relief. &c 23-codlw
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TVABLE DELICACIES.

CHRISTIAN & WHITE oGer to the pulnc tne t
l,rg,st. most varied. and finest STOCK oi feSrl
.e5.GCtRIfS ever exhibited III EichinohH' theic
YOU VIII md everything 70 'eHP' '-'N "f4e -
u50GIiIF-MADE MINCE-MEAT tsupcrb) IIoy,;E-
MAIZE PRESERVES IN gregt variety IhliJn
- IElaI ORANGES. MALAGA GRAPES,
WtCCAEONl TIGS tdcllciou,l, tkhNCIl
Primes, CAPE COD CkANbSEL MP bEMhirSi ~. ~ nc
IN IarietIcs Of L FANCI CAKE aud CEAChn u.s.
SS'Tt-Sv ~ ~ IIFoN-IfY. VERMONT MAILE SikJP,
jfFiILiES every descriptl9);, EoR,niAlsSG' ,p-
OLDJfMAICA RUM, OLD PtAtH1- -,, ana .,,, ~ W.
Iietvl. COMING and TABLt-sht,iHll;IIii,: ,il;I - -
sco.rb. mer1can. aud English ALES; DOhiS-
,,,i5, IoNnnN LAYER, SULTANA, NALEN-
Ola, and DEHEsA RAISiNsS;; NEm t',pf,iiS Nf1S
every variety, ~, MLsiIR1SiISS; :; tC1KiEEii
C0DFiSli, &c, &C., all for s'lc at rea5on1ge ~,
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I,upJsTMAs PRESENTS IN !, ,TIlHltE@
f1scS cTAl,l,;s 4 &c Want AIT Sr A.
Of of any "a s before pareasg sss sIan
EKoS Once and warsTsIi5i; sDd ndfiS a street.
FACTORY, Nos. ~ io' -V' "''' dc l7-3m
.,,eet Etchinopd.
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CURISTMAS Glf 81. % ~ IL, 49,
SJ11OI Main street. Established Tor t,nF,S t,,nir,SS
9aye ~ 5"s nSS G% d6Bs s3ns as si 5eoag nu to
u ~ ,Oi t'y'l,.v ssore-DI AMONDs, GOLD Nia
cii'1 cI9 M, W{TCiiEs. GOLD CHAINS LASr. ~,
Pins SOLID slLyER ;, 2p9 2p9rTtiS IrAi and nd NMf,
ai.2, > gii ~ vet,iSs and OTFENSWARi-su uiabe
oe chriitmss sifl6 My goods are al teiian e.,t ~
new l upvcih. 4 20 leIc an rs sort
,.I rafdre As three years ago redHesa ,lG tnI
pico Of ~ for for fas ,nainsprins, @
resu'eet,, ~ - : 10: for new STATS, from 90 W
it7i s an1 - 5and rs that has proved nciiS.G .
sncces 50 ypres9; Saei iS ,ne prcs sol Of
to MAXI Hs =. ~ au ,yisLlny 10 huy jewciTy oi an,
Jewety Jew, ,y E,i "TS maS gfs VIII do gtG5I
uce il hey paTeh9e se%ne5S gs'a sGods iSs are ali sold
I,,i Ias iiy iiy,apTantee receipt Of prices # desfe9
1901 Main street.
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I'VE. TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ thl- day purchls he STOCK AND GOOD
WILL pF y. {. itNiLRf, No. t1Ii Main
street, whcre We shlil keep ~ hand ai line or
SlilP HlokES AND FAMILY GROCERIES.
Ncfcrpcctully solicit thc patronage of the public
~. y " tiS1I.
A. .. HERBERT.
RICHMOND, December 10, Ise2. dc2i-lw
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,pOy'r pfE w. tie house. "Honeh on Rats.
Clsrs oct rats, mice, eles, reaches, bei-bugs. i5c
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pure country Lard. Niec,y ncnncd.

Country meal. bcstmountain and Goshen
butter prime Old Virginia hams, New Or
lerns mola-se., direct from The plnntation;
Virginia buclWhcai, and dried apples. can
lc bought OF Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, sos
Race's Block Main street.
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--a,,ne. ron THE HOLIDAYS:

(,OODs FOR THE H0LipA'0
(TWAIhGA GRAPES. tIGS' .urprC,. and
PiyGsAsrF,PrLdEI', F,r LdEI',rPiNa rPfal' cinEEsE;, ,crc
,,,lrrkriosW,irAT, fREsERnt.nc cas GiN9nIIhiiii. cIIii.
sHr'if:SsiNfD ll6NnY,; "a SAEAITlI1TIiAi, EnIlITi:i,. ~"
MAPLE - 5,kh.aaat vii,GINIA BuCkWdiEAI,,
NEW, no',rni ',riTRoS, HRoS CURRAN1s. GEbAiiNT'
GiASsnGARhH..ssfs snGARh..sss, sna snl iLEMoSs;
e27 east Broad street
Ala
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For CHRISTMAS FIRES.

Il Ir,,p.cIrE at $3.50 and $g;75 Per toni s1j
AsNiIhSk coALBURG STINT; S5S;2Ies SS5Iscord Snd
s5S5; fiSE. iS5 E.S4S MSoSo OK fs9T . IS
sorS EScNK and AS%IHS,arhk m ,crh Of 1Ff All Xmas
DRIES al 10" i,,c.,t S0s opposite Theatre, or
Of fuel pre- o,rca;. or Telephone No i03' p,cr
-. 7-d6tA tcOdOt
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DoN'I forget ttat at LEVY, DAVIS 4 DRAKE's
yo.. -,.iI nnl lsr.e s.osk os Carpets oii-Cioths,
LlnoIeinn, HassoekF, Mas, hsl9w-shades, aud
Cur, .ns 4 to;iom prices.
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pGfCs &c FCiCs Gras.

Crctcs dc coQ. ilulles,
Clmupimon- anl pct.is poi-,
are for sale ~
JOscrH II. BLAIR, Grocer.
fC3 tPace's BiOckl.
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@gCcHUPsBA.n Quick. ecnplete eure, al an
nOsing Kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
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gitIlmond 1ispatth.
%, 1882.

f"TiiE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
ls LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
| Entered at the Pos;-ofice ut Richmond. Va, as
sccord-cla.s MATER
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DRAINING AND PAINTING.

DOETHAITs PAINTED FROM LIFE
4 OR PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTOGRAPIIs
COLOBFD.
LESSONS N DRAWING AND PAINTING
Class FOR CHILDREN on SATTDAIS-at
moderate prices. Mrs. iiEFU,
oe 3H-IhNSulm : south Second street.
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ID T. Il ; ~ n 4 l..

i. 10. IL. SLEfGHT,
PEFsDN NTERlAh BOARD OF PUBLICATION,
1894 CHEsTSCT sTEsKT. PHILADELPHIA.
VIII a!'Fay- bc glad o. see bis EichmDni fncDis,
or ~ receive ihsir orders for the
CHOICEST hND BErI BOOKS, tAkSs, &c,
a. vcry low Urlcea. de l2-cpfitjal
N-OTIGE.-Thc public ore respectfully
y Informed THAT Tic roadway extending from
our Mill. % hir-Ialt street lpria4!ng the iron
bridge acFa.s lhe canal nd adjoining he Eieb-
mond aGd DIuvile ftIoDl ls onr pnSaie proper
ty. and coasfrir.d by o.. only Tor Tie Use of psr-
tics having bI,irrss Win o.. Wc object % this
route being made "a lhorOug1iaic, and VIII rse all
leg,i uCtus . prcicat srli ihirr Cf p.
THE NA&ALL-CRENsilAN toHPANf.
d. y3-lw lll.1ail Nlils.b
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srEtaenicc goods f,r NeN-Yesr's presents 1t
LEVY DAVIS & DaAEL's. Low price. to close
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RrsrrAt'RAyEygs.

MURPHY MEANS THIS:
lsl lis Raw Oysters, Ills Steamed ~ lal
ONsters =, Ills S.cwe.i o. sters. Ills fr.SdE~Ak1Y
oysters. sud oysicfs by the barrel aud
measure, cannot be esgaiicd la the United rltis.
Competition iayltai as,d excellence dcaed. Tho
very best wsae-, LklCols. Aies. Beer. Ciysr.. and
Tobacco. JOHN MURPHY,
DC j-lm corner Eighsh aud svad sscets.
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ONE DOLLAR's WORTH OF CUIrsrSAs CAEps
for 90 cents at l.. LEwiSS. OLE Main street.
ALL CARDS at half price at l.. LEwgs's, Gig
Main street.
CHRISTMAS CARDS at half price at l.. LEwIs's
Ql2 Main street,
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KIDSEX-H0EI.
KIDNEY-ySORT.
: KIDD Z Y W o |. I :
ISAsURE CUEg
for all diseases Of The Kidneys and
LIVER.

II has specific action on thIs most impor-
tant organ. enabling IL 10 throw of torpiul-
~ end inaction, stimulating the healthy re-
creflon Of the bile, and. 10y kCcl ing The bow
els iu free condition, cAcctlnS lis regular
discharge.
NALARIA.-lf you are suffering from
Malaria. have the Chills.alc Eill 9us. Dysprp.
tic. or COustipated, klDNEG-N ORA viii
surely relieve and quickly cure.
In thc spring, g. cleanse The >ystcm. every
one should tlkc q thorough course ol u.
SOLD IiY DRUGGISTS. Price Il.
KIDN l. Wv o Il I.
: Ioc 3-Tu,Thiwl &satAp3I
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DOohS AND STATIONERY.
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS At LOWEST PRICE

HOLIDAY PREsEtTS At LOWEST PRICES.
GENUINE ENGLISH CUATTERBOX FOR 1882
10 6JC.;
PAPERTFRlfs. :. the popular present Inarycls Of
beauty, II all price:
PHOTOGRAPiI-AND ATTOGEAPH- Ms.
INkSTNSIS, PLUSH AND LEATHER
CAED-gASES:
Fine linc of CIGAR AND CIGARETiE-CASLS
from soc 10 50;
All Tie ENGLISH AND AMERICAN fOEAS'
And don't forget Thai 1 am running OF my
CfIIrSTMf, CAI.E5 IL half pIiCe;
WALKING-C Ms, gold aud silver heads-aii
Tie --latest s.yic,. suitable fer Christmas PIE
seuts. -, ,,,.,-l.,, e.
Fine iinc Il GOLD PENS AND PENCILSi
ONF DOLLARS WORTH OF CHhlSiMAS
CARDS for SOC. at y. LION AfDS,
gOS Main street, two doors below Ninth.
Ill
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EO0Ks. STATIONERY. dc.
pfES0N

I >. i. COOLEY, DO HEREBY FOR
4, BID ~ Tcrsol.s 90 snypcr' On from harborinf,
tru-tilg, or employing Wy son 1HDilAS n.
COOLEY Gfius DEOAhb under penalty 81 law
Tie boy e. about f0Hrt .cu ycars ~ lgc. aud has
red hair iic has fOr ihe it-i ycar aud half been
ia the circ % SIR. Ward. lef-bCu.cr, md vas
iatcly discharged; aud instead 81 returning home,
~ his flfbtr requested him iO -, has run away
Any Information Ol hin VII be thank fully re-
eel ycd bY ~, tter, SUMMER =. COOLEY,
dc 2S-2fF Second 9nd Main street, city.
J. DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-IIa.-
- Ing puallicf as 1dlini,trator on the estate Of
z. BEsNLlT DAriiiGLL, deceased, | request
III parties Ind bied to his cstgie o. come forward
and s,trie, and nll parties having claims against
hi, tite VIII please present ihf ~ T. me, duly cer-
lincd. for settlement. v. :. DASuiELL,
dc 23-C. llI3 Man street.
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HOLIDAY GOopS.
CuRIs IsTMAs CRYsTAIs

tss&sxs xssss.s...s...
For fifteen days only viii sell sPECTACLTs
and EYEGLASSES Mt 20 pcr cent les Than thcy
have ever been sold IA the civ. "N'
W. H. COW wARDIN, OptIcian
-. . No. lSOfMain street,
GOLD. SrEkI, and RUBBER EN E-6LAssES
always ON hand. de lJ-tJal
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ToYs, TOYS, TOYS!

WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
W PLENTY TO EAT AND CHRISTMAS
FIhFS. Best Anthracite COAL for CRATES
and stoves: CROWN-iiiIl SPLl\T. thc peerless
coal for open gr1tes: FOREST PINE WOOD, long
and sawed. For all kinds of fuel call on
:. l.. LATllROP,
de 22 Seventeenth street, al DEIw-br1dgs.
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C,ARDs, BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS

suitable for
NEw-YEAG PRESENTS AND XMAS
are still IN time.
Can at 1902 Main street. Country orders will
have prompt attention.
de ef-dSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANI MS.

Little Flashes from the Electric Wires
Dutch Oven won the ST Lager stakes
in England to day.
Charles Hicks shot aud 'illed James
Trinite at Grafton, Mich. Jealousy.
Returns from 358 towns n Maine make
Robes plurality 9,744.
The board of dircct,,.s Of the fcnnSyl-
vania railroad company 10. day, accepted
tho resignation of FIRST Vice President
A. J. Cassatt, and General Freight Agent
J. McC. Creighton. A number oi official
changes were confirmed.
DR.. d. S. Lamb files y bill iOr 81 ,OGO for
holding the autopsy On Garfield at Elbe-
ron.
The state convention f.. e..'rrcd Odd
Fellows at Reading, adjv,.';r; to day.
Among tho officers chosen was :,''h. NJ.
Stafford, Of Marietti, secretary.
John r. Morris, treasurer =. ione
Island City, committed suicide.
In the criminal court at Washington.
Judge Wylie to-day increased the bail
bond of Vale, one Of tine Star Route d..
PENDANTS, from $1,000 to $4,000. aud
heard argument for t':e se':is of Miner
and Rerdcll, pending . s.aw .rial.
DR.. NOrvil Green announces his intend
cd resignation of the Western Cs.ion pres
dency.
A Boston special to an evening paper
says, on the authority Of New l".a PIT
vate dispatches from PoughkcC,s.e -
reported that ex- Governor Samuel j 81
den is dangerously i'll with softeniD q.
the brain.
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NEW ADHERTiSE EMENTN.
GTOGIES, STO0lES. PITTSBURGH STO-
y gies. 81. Is per hundred ut
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.

DUBLlC SALE.-UN WEDNESDAY AND
L THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER n and u,
1852, will be sold at public sale at the Cooper
House, West King street, in the city OF Lam
caster, the following city property, viz:
No. !. A lot OF ground, No. South Que en-
street. fronting ON said street 25k feet and OK.
tending in depth "a feet, upon which is erected
a four-stOry Brick Building. lately occupied
by Marshall Il Rengier as q hardware store.
No. 2 A lot of ground fronting 81 feet on
East Vine street and extending in depth l221S
feet. upon which Is erected twOstOry Brick
II Ouse.
No. s. A Lotto ground. rear of No. 9. fronting
on Washington street % feet and extending
in depth l:215 feet. The improvements con-
sist OF two twostory Brick Houses, each Il
feetfrOnt.
No. 4. A lot Of ground, No. 46 South Prince,
fronting - feet on said street and extending
in depth las feet, to Water street, upon which
are erected a LwO-story Brick Dwelling, with
all modern improvements. On the rear OF the
lot is II twO-stOry Brick Stable.
No. :. a lot fronting on West Lemon street,
near College avenue, 146 feet and extending In
No. 6. Ninth interest in $50 lots, located on
East Chestnut, East Walnut and Fulton
streets. Any person wishing further infOr-
nation in reference to the $50 lots will please
call on John Il. Good. esq Centre Square.
Nos. l, and 3 will be sold on the 18th and
the balance on the 18th.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock d. H.. when
terms will be made known by
CHAS. f. RENGIER
ALBERT 8. RENGlEE,
JOHN 5. RENGIER.
Executors Of Chas F. Repgier. Decd.
HENRY SHUBERT, AuctiOneer. slSeod,ts
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ROSH HASHANAH.
Tho jewish New Year Celebration.

100 O0WI8A NOW 300T OC10Uf1tLiOus
This evening at sundown begins the
first day of the month OF Tishri and the
year 5G43 of tho Jewish calendar. The
day varies from the Christian calendar, as
the Hebrew months always begin with the
now moon, aud this new moon is the be-
ginning Of the seventh month and of the
Hebrew new year. The twenty-third
chapter of Leviticus, beginning at verse
2S, gives the command as follows:
And the Lord spake unto Moses, say
Ing;
ing {: In the seventh month, in tho fifth
day Of the month, shall yc have Sab
bath, a memorial of blowing of trumpets,
q holy cOnvOcation.
Ye shall do no servile work:. therein !;
but ye shall offer an Offering made fly
fire unto the Lord"
The occasion is kept by the Jews
throughout the world, aud the new year
is ushered in by all, both reformed aud
orthodox, with the most earnest of any
of the solemn religious services, and the
deepest emotions are reused by the assOci-
ations Of the first ten days Of the new
year. The first two days are called 'Rosh
Hashanah," " or new year. Synagogues
and temples are crowded to their utmost
on the first aid tenth day of this period,
the last day of which is the sacred fast
DAY of Yom Kipur, or atonement. On
New Years day the shofar, which is a
genuine rams horn or cornet, is sounded
advising tho congregation of the ten days
of penitence commenced, the duties OF
which are increased devotion and charity.
with repentance for sin. 1t is really Pc
riOd Of religious revival.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-13
BAKr ITEMS.
Tho News From Around ,;acrr.

1 Ah0 &s0~O Z HOAA AIOUuO OSOfEetOw0.
Miss Maggie Hughes was severely ,nju,
ed on Saturday, the 9th inst, by jumpin.
| from wagon. The horse she was drivin!
took fright and began to back. Whel
Miss Hughes attempted to jump to til,
ground She was caught in the wheel ant
thrown on her back with considerable
force iDjuring-it is feared-her spine.
For some time she suffered considerable
pain, but at this time appears to he some.
what easier. Miss Maggie is dauchte,
of s. A. Huges, justice of the peace OF
Bart township.
The NJ. E. Sunday schoo! celebration
came off on Saturday the 9th and was we'll
attended. The festival will net the school
about $50. .N a..
Mr.. w. Hoy, of salisbury township, has
grown cucumber OF a long green variety
with no political affiliation, that carries
the following weight, and measures
Length from butt to stem over outside,
17t inches length directly through. 155 !;
girt at thick part 134i !; weight, 4Albs.
+. L. Moore has curiosity of another
kinda pepper, one side of which has
dried up and formed a perfect facc-the
eyes, nose and mouth being plainly seen;
and it looks like Don-kind of soured you
know. and pepperish. We believe it is
Beavers side of the pepper that is dried up,
the resemblance to Don, indicating the
cause of the drying up.
The hail storm of Friday night very
nicely missed the immediate vicinity of
Georgetown and almost missed the town
ship. A few lots, however, in the south
ern and eastern sections were somewhat
damaged. The wind con Sunday night,
Sept. 10Th, and Monday the 11th tossed it
around, but did no permanent damage
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-13
COAL FOR BUCHANAN RELIEF.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Court met yesterday afternoon at ::3(
o'clock. There were but two cases re
naming for trial, and on account o
the illness OF Mr.. Reynolds, who was con
cerned in both, they were continued. The
jurors were discharged, there being no
further use for their services.
This morning at Q o'clock court met
again t" receive the verdict in the case o,
George Ramsay VS.. James McCamant.
The jury retired yesterday afternoon and
ti; ts1 morning they returned d. their verdict s
*212.7S.
Henry i. Stehmaii, of l,ohrcrstown,
was divorced from his wife, Mary A.
Stchman, on the grounds of adultery.
Court adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, and the first week
Of argument court will! commence on
Monday next.