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Villa burgh.-The ANNIVERSARY Of he UNI
VERsALIsT SUNDAY SCHOOL viii be celebrsted by 90
ENTERTAINMENT. oOnssIs Of Music. Reeit.loI Ols
ksues Ee.. at the OdeOn Hal. WEDNE SDhf kVENlNO
18th commencing 0ciock Should The weather
BE- rainy 1t will be held FRIDAY EFENlNO Tickets y
esnts
WnkefeId.-Tbe Members Of the Association are hereby
NOTIFIED that the regular Monthly Meeting will be held on FRI
DAY EVENING May 80 at no 1863 Bowery. All the mem
tes requested 20 be present business OF ffea importance
" '' '''''"' JOHN COMMERFORD, President.
1fipuesota SettIemeD nj AssociatioD.-Noiiee hereby
uve that The Of this Asocaon remaining hero do
meet regularly THIS and EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN
INC At o'clock AZ their old place, No l63 Bowery
J. s. BERRY Secretary
Notce-The Service Of the Grand Temple Of Honor
Of New York will be held a. the Hall, No y1
Bovery commencing THIS "Wednesday EVENING A. u
o'clock. J. L. WhhhI ". w ~ 4
American Institute Mechanics, Club, meets AZ No
The Steam Fire Ensne will be further considered Strangers
"' ''P'''N"' "''''"' II. MEIOs. Secretary
batrn for several OF tie ocis Report
er. M fun sh verbatim reports Of law cases pub
meetings addresses Of II kinds with the utmost
,sy VIII attend orders from abroad Address
Nj C. o call at room No. No 29j Broadway.
MANY Persons are opposed calling In doctor when
Btue biIg the They right for II eIpen-
i've. when you troubled with rheomsism burns ssds
brses cuts Nc yet bottle Of Dr. STORMSs ANT-hHEU-
HATIC LINIMEkT-Only coats or For sale al the pm
sipsI Dussxs and a the Depot No 1875 Wsshingonst
T.. FERRIS Propulsion
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MI positively
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on WEDNESDAY, May 2s-(By special request)
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DRINTING-Those who wish their JOD OF
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VII I'D tie Pr -sr THOMAS 2 sCTrOS a. Is 90 81 =
Ne ~ s1lton-.t between Sas-4a O. ard S'oaaT-y
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eonpe,ton and Be ertsndet NOS. prob sbly as
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from which rsp1 hrtEHs Sl b. assgfsey realized Refer
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CARDS CARDS CARDS We keep Two
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abe T.. tie orders q ths snofl1.'
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VO CAPITALISTS and MANUFACTURERS

CHANDELIERS PATENT WRisTBAND-Or1 improve
rs,banjs combined Ia 10 be used alternately
sH but Ingenious formation is Advantage ara
iddits convenience and economy vhih mnsf
general adoption Pstsntd 10 United Sste- sad aAd
Franc. psntee will entertain proposals 10 form com
rsny sp.ci. Manufacture be will dispose Of pssr
interest la 10 Address
r. X. CHANDLER, Astof House, Nsv.Yo's.
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j the SOUTHERN sTATES.-For SALE, OF vIi BE- Ex-
CHANGED for in.umberei Real Estate 1sbe Per-
sns Property highly pro6table ard gentesl Casa NAN
UFACTUhING BUSINESS chsnes for eQtiss 10
Gated in these Sat. for young rshns 20 trs.d Appy
personally ~ HALL ALDEN .
No. rs BrUadwAy, roam No. n.
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THEATER.-Bo1e and Parquet

ACkSTHEATEK.-BO1es and TarQuet
w 81 cents Family Circle . cents Stalls Sli Private
poxe. ~ and 81 Doors open o'clock performances
sopmeree AZ "A This EVENING;
AN AWKWARD ARRIVAL.
Artt VI Ormonde MIR Lester Mrs Ormonde Ms Hoyo
-. Auslcv Mr stewart Csra.... Mics Mary damon
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ID Q O X : Those that love good Literal r.
ID void 60 Ne. % cal A MAZE NJ 2T Bieecse.-.t
oypo.e Le Roy thee yoa 49, sd .s-fl al 30
lie hs % ~ i-as Ia stock consists II sssf-
a iis-fuc-ive -s.i AZ
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~ CON 7OslTioSS. Louasa Pyle ni;no-rsPh Ekeue--)
Aerel COns-rs Poka ~ Merr; L aid Silver Spug
hsEuks. sOSGs-brvibers FAIeEel, Be Kid 20 s>rs
oAeI; Lies ba, Bsabe Genie Jenny Gray, Beauties u
Siss-sirp tDsueel; Sucs Sri Neruss AID joicen Dor
sehotssh.s Sesnrseach cEleope.n March, hssaposniA
NsiE TIE tfteea naled ST sS for 81
rss.sse rrtpai ~ BNuS Of iescrptssn NJ; free
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NIBLOs SALOON-THURSDAY, May %,
ss-GrsDd Vocal and Instrumental Concert Of 5isDos
T. PATAEIA, assisted BY the folio eminent ut>s VINO
have all IN The kDdss vol1nteered her servse
Mr.. L. NJ. GOTTSCHAL SigIor BRGGSOLI, Sslor BA-
DALI, and Mr. CARL Wells. Conductors, Sig. ALBITES
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Chances for Dusiness Alen.

A RARE CHANCE. $500 will buy the
"A STOCK FIXTURES, LEASE and GOOD WILL Of ona
of Tho best e.tsb shed BOOK, STATIONERY and NEWS
DEPOTS the city. Good given for selling Address
j. = D Tribune Once.
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AS COOK in Hotel, Boarding House or Sa-
~ loop, by a capable young Woman. Apply ~ No 37
Avenue c. room No. , Can be for two days.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04

Lift bucket Of water from the Mississippi
river at New Orleans, and ask yourself the ques-
ton, From whence it came? p and the answer
may be, from the sandy deserts of New Mexico,
from the pine hills of California, from the roll
ing praires OF Nebraska, or from the cotton fields
of Georgia from the british possession North
of the 18th degree of latitude, separated by q
thin ridge of ce.covered rocks, from streams
that flow into the Arlic Ocean, or from bower of
orange and magnolia that perfume the cane fields
of Louisiana from the frozen lakes that gem
the bosoms of Minnesota and Wisconsin, or
from the sunny fountains that gush up from the
howery plains of Alabama and tennessee from
the lake bound peninsula Of Michigan; from
the hill sides of waving grain in Pcnnsy ylvania
and New York. from the tobacco fields of
Virginia and Maryland. 1t may be part OF
those mighty volumes hatEoll their never tireing
waves through Iowa and Missouri, through
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio; through Kentucky
and Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas.
1t is part of ten thousand little rills that
come humming their way from the mountain
range wherein arise the Columbia and the Colo
RADIO of the West, or Il those from whence tn,
Delewnre and Susluehana hasten away to NEE
the rising sun. In the spurs of the Allegheny i
has salated the springs of the Roanoke and tn
Sauda, and far beyond the black hills it ha
locked arms with the mighty Sockashawan as h
hurried on his cherries journey TO Hudson's Bay
The springs Of the Connewango listen to tn
roar of Niagara, and the fountains of the Platt
overlook the craters Of the eztinct iroleanoe
Of Utah. 1t has fertilized country greater lha
he empire of Alexander, and has carried
richer commerce than all the rivers tributary I
llApera Rome.
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'fhe Mouth Of the Mississippi River

The shallow waters OF the passes Of the mouth
of the Mississippi River Ufier serious obstruc-
lions to navigation, and Congress has made
heavy appropriations for their deepening and
improvement. Cofttsrts have just been made
with Messts. Ctaig & Righior, Of Newport, Ky,
10 give depth OF 20 feet below low water, and
a width of not less than 300 feet 10 the South
West Pass aud Pass a'Loutre, for the sum Of
,sl25000 EACH the pass to be maintained Of said
Hepth and width for four and a half years af,e.
flfy are opened, for the future sum of ~, 1000.
2 e Washington Union suysI
Il Mis- Contract possveseo tfiuu oruinsry
lhtpst aside from the gigantic work il propo-
ses accomplish, from the fact that an rntirs
| new tiucple in mechanics is 10 be applied and
r deveiacd; and from the evidences before US VIC
can n baebwdict its eminent success:
Inc Philosophical and exploded system Of
sc'a aPlhgNu dredging out the channel Of river.
Un 'he scve Of feasibility aud economy. Is by
| .nese eniehrsiug inventors demonstrated 10 be
uiwol'hy tn lrrsent age Of progressive science;
az" we espredly command this valuable invrn-
won 10 me eO,sderation Of parties interested
~ "c"elrhlns H. outlet Of rivers and hsrbofs on
.he ug'i cosst,Nxured as we are that, whrnevet
autiI siu'iieIcn' NoNne of flowing water can b"
enHanAe", 'ne ksirrd result eau be speedily
a''a'ntu. ~ Is eaifying TO us 10 record ina
'ac' tHat 'he 'hichve right TO this rrw primer.
July s, 1856.
u The main frstuA Of ,bis novel invention
consist in a pecuiarSSsrs and roint given TO
4 sAwrd spiles, so that Es, the first one. STYLED
y oeelnher' is driven Mis- proper bearings, and
secured to a substantiu\apA continuous bcsm
the remaining ones, uni ,hs first. STYLED " fol
c lowels, are one alter Mother placed TO tn
. edge OF ITS predecessor. an successi,ely driyei
! down. Obeying this new .schanical lsvs ihes
- followers, in their descent maintain q clos
D. cntscl and true line, foln6g a complete dsr
$ OF brrakwa,er as the wort pkSresses, each bein
SC also fastened TO the contiuoSs beam.
Aside from the magniis-nt results promise
to the commerce Of the Soah By the opening
her rivers to tesseiS of the lrgrst class. this h
cr ventlon assures sPerdy andeflectual stoppil
or of all crevasses and breaks the letees th
II, line the margin Of her great rieIs.
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THE LORD,s PRAYER.


The following beautiful poem is said to have be
fttten by King James ], though 1t is associated W
reater probability to Bishop Andrews:
II fany be distressed, and fain would gather
Some comfort let him haste unto
Our Father
For We Of help and hope are quite beraeven
Except thou succor us
Who art in in Heaven.
Thou showest mercy, therefore for the same
We praise Thee, singing
Hallowcd be Thy name.
Of all our miseries cast up by the sun
Show us thy joys and let
Thy kingdom come.
We mortal are, and alter from our birth;
Thou constant art,
.. Thy will,be done on'earth.
Thou mad'st the earth, and planets seven,
Thy name be blest here
As tits in Heaven.
Nothing we have to use, or debts to pay,
Except thou give tus,
Give us this day
Wherewith to ccthe us, wherewith to feed,
For without Thee we want
Our daily bread.
We want, but want no faults, for no day passes
But We do sim
Forgive us our trespasses.
No man from SHINING ever free did live,
Forgive us, Lord, our sins,
As We forgive.
five repent our faults Thou ne'er disdainst us;
We pardon them
=, Inat uespass against U.S.
Forgive us that ia past new path tread usS
Direct us always in the faith
And lead us
We, Thine own people and Thy chosen nation,
Into all truth, but
Not into temptation.
Thou that of all good graces art the givcr,
Suffer us not to wander,
Bat deliver
Us from the fierce assaults of world and devil,
And flesh, so shalt thou free
From all evil
To these petitions let both church and laymen,
With one consent Of heart and voice, say
Amen.
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From the waverley Magazine.
LIGHT.

There was time when naught but gloom
kclgned DER creation vast;
lime came and went, still yet this gloom
Held its dominion fast
Deep, darkness deep on earth did set
. Aud keep rigid sway;
The world in blackness rolled and met
night without day.
All was like this within that hour,
No ray illumed the night;
Nhen lie, with great creative power
Pronounced "let there be lightn
AHA llght II came, for US He spake
Inc Heavens they broke in twain;
Ana from the mighty depths did break
Light Ger the cartb's domain.
Oh how sublime that sight must boon.
When first on earth it burst;
Before which but moment then,
In darkness twas immersed.
10 see that gloom disperse awav,
When on the sea and land;
Ihen fell the first born beaminq raw,
obeying Gods command.
For lie was good, with love lie saw,
With His all.searching eve,
That if this pail on earth did lean
m All that He'd make must die.
Inc trees would shrink andfast decay,
The flowers droOp at birth
And death triumphant spon would sway
black and gloomy earth,
Conceptions force is lost in vain
To prone the mind to 500
What desolation then would reign,
Ifsuch aworld should be-
II God had made this one 30 fair,
And yet had still seen 1T
To give no light to anywhere,
And yet gave man to it,
IL night should been the same on day
And men could not each find,
But groped alone each on his way,
With slaves as men that's blind,
If beauty none could ever see,
But all one gloomy mist
what world would this then be
If such did here exist.
RoBERT RMCKAY,
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--Boston has six THOUSAND mce females than
males in ilS population vhik Chicago has
about Illeen thousand mort ulalesthan females,
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A servant gin, whiting a letter. asked her
master II the next month had ccn IN yet;
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There's dust on my slippers, there's dust my floor
o, would that each atom were rich golden ore.
How freely I'D give it to him who hath said
In actions mute language, Tis gold would wcd,'n
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0, what foolish heart was mine, over one
dark cloud thus TO repine, forgetting in my griel
that purple clouds might have silver lining
Truly all was arranged for my best interest
while l. poor, erring soul, in my shortsightednes.
e ave vent TO constant murmurings of regret, be-
because the duslty future hid the end from
view.
In tears again, Prudence? Ah yes, but they
are tears of Joy and humble gratitude. Yet wh.
that penSive brow and half calculated groan,--
Check not the falling tear, nor strive to smothe
he uphca,ing sight is the last and only tri
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Reverence for age should be instilled very early
nto the minds Of children and like all seed sown
~ mothers hand, it will take deep root there
Then will the virtues ofthe aged shine very bright
y before the mind, and their inirmities be looked
ipon with great leniency and pity. Next to moth
'rless children do they stricken in years claim our
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AUCTION eAI.na
FUTURE DAYa


A LARGE AND MOST VATT7ssS
- snantcn River Eskates II the count ~ ~ =
,o % for sale e Psse vita. u 49,
g sss executed 60 the uuaerdsnsd II isese = ~
NJ 80 lths present propristor,l shaIl g WIN
the 9th day Of June merit e The hour - 70
upon the premises, proceed to ELI & pnslr
scon, tnat most valuable tract Of land on Htsunto
vsr N the eean'y OF Charlotts, Known = WAIIAcr
~ rLAnTATior, containing BY estimation sbou,
scTss There srs upon the tract more that 500
s G o. open land. Of which 1870 are river Low
SIpunds OF surprising fsnility, believed to BE- =
ncn . the nehest bottom of the river and sixty or
syensy mors arc Creek and branch nats, also, very
nch and productive. Most Of the high lands are not
OILY very fertile, but have been heavily manured ct
yssr GSs The sales from the estate for the last
sisoo. q wheat and tobacco alone amounted to
wallace Greek Plantation IL conveniently situated
I9 sccess TO MARKET being about 10 miles from Roam
Sne tstion, on the Richmond and Danvie Railroad
~ .ne nver, ana about6 miles from Mossingfsrd Sta
Ion, on the same rosd, by the country read.
Fun possession Of the land will not be siyen until
the ls OF December, but the purchaser will be
G,ow TO seed fall crop.
! TERMs-One-ffth cash or a ns.ot;.bl. not. a, A
months, well endorsed, with interest added and the
lesoae IN tour equal payments at 8. II ls and "a
eno security viii be required for the deferred paw.
"s ~ ana the title to the property retained.
MI spain, the Overseer, who resides ON tho farm
vii VIZ sxe pleasure IN showing the land to persons
THOS WATKINS, Trustee.
ap 16--2awtds - se' ~-
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BY Taylor & WILLIAMS.

EAUTIFUL Blu DING LOTS ON
ID GRACE STREET AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, 2st April, at a O'Clock, p: upon the prem
ses will be sold let of ground situated within the
Horse Lot at the Fair Ground enclosure the south
west corner of Grace and Laurel streets fronting so
alley 20 feet wide These are really beautiful lots
TERMS will be made known at the time of sale,
and will be very accommodating if desired.
ap IA ,3f d TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
VALyU.ANB8LsEEI Lot SGc y De GKOUND On CA
FRIDAY, 18th April at Al O'Clock. P. NJ, upon the
premises will be sold lot of ground at the south
9th street SO feet 4inche running back on Cary
50 feet, with some old framed buildings thereon.
The location of the property is such as to insure
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and -
spI4 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct..
CQMMn5Isss.IONEks, SALE OF YALUA-
AND UNION HILL-As Commissioners under a
decree of the Circuit Court Of Richmond, made on
wife against Roganni &c. We shall sell at public suc
ton, upon the premises respectively, on TUESDAY,
22d day of April 1885, in the order named below, the
namely-at II O'Clock, NJ, q brick tenement and lot
fronting Is feet the north side of Franklin street.
opposite to Trinity Church, and adjoining Billiards.
Hotel and now occupied by N. Nenzel and Henry
Street. H'
Immediately thereafter, will be sold the tenement
at the corner of Franklin and Wall streets known as
the "White HalP' corner, fronting IL feet and rum
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property
And on the afternoon of the same day, commencing
ct O'clock will be sold the House and lot Union
HILL on 22d st. in rear of the Methodist church.
and now occupied by Mr.. j. B. Martin. This proper
ty viii be divided to lay off several building lots
separate from the house
Terms: One-third cash and the balance on cre
dit Of and IL monhs with interest from the day of
SALE for egotiabe notes and title retained until con-
veyance 10 decreed by the court .
Taxes and insurance for this year to be paid by the
purchasers. H. A. CLAIBORNE,
, c. c. McRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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TUrURE DAYs.


I ny Gsddss 4 A5SSrSeS. ,ssSSssSSS'
TkusTkEas SALK or LAND IN HEN
4ICO, NEAR RICHMOND, ON THE NAV
nnaD0Ex BOAD-by virtue ct two sdeedg 81 truet
sssscstsd g me b Robert Hsils the ant bssris
day Of - 1858. % secure debt Of SsiS ~ for
-, gsst purchase money, shall szposs 70 NE an
snS 81 day Of April 1850, 1t u O'Clock r. II. q
s;; asetion, on the premises Lot Of Land cos.
Ecbrnnnasc Road, about one mile from the city Of
rood - pealg that portion Of lot Of II scres
dec,.a poles, which wss sssisned 10 said Halle 81
the csSe ~ On the 5th day Of February lass in
TsswntJ Court Of Henrico. = . =
be J. q 70 % much of the proceeds % may
trust and q pss tb the q executing the
q, q me residg the tsrrns vii +. '.a .nI s
ssI sy e q ale. JOHN HOWARD rgu uwa ~
so e0aau sc By GoDDrs ArrEsscs' Hnets
most valuable Lot, containinsa pace, VIII be sold
Peter HecIes and opposite the resdepce u M
7. T,s = At sale. eoDDrsa appyRsor
fSOMMISSlONkR,S 81 E,-S
~ BE REAL ESTATE ON NAN 3 S grMLUA:
70 AND So sTREETs.-By virtus 81 phIL NEEN
.ne I'M . M.1 o. ass cit; Of Richmond q
Cowle's adm. &c shall proceed 10 n s' W
auction, on TUESDAY, the 2a xpr;I ss aI ct public
premises 2. q O'clock, NJ if fair not The os NJ .ns
ings Of said cause, consisting of Let on tb ocsea
side of Main, between I'd and Sd street. fseit
about 60 feet running back about 40 feet to an s.
on which there stands large framed building, and sn
TERMs--One fourth cash, balance at 6, 10 and n
months for negotiable notes. interest added and ttls
retained till the purchase money is paid, and con
veyance directed by the Court. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser. 80,
THOS. w. BOSWELL, Commissioner.
SAFE conducted BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts i
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wTo tine voters of the CITY nf Richmon,

e. To the Voters of the City of Richmond.
FELLOW CITIZENS: In responding to the many fiat
terng calls which your kindness has induced you
make upon me in reference to becoming candidate
for the office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
with the office in question for nine years past feel
myself competent to discharge the duties incident to
my best efforts shall be exerted to merit your entire
approval. PHILIP r. WINSTON.
NH
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q To the Voters of Henrfco County,.
FellowCitiEens 1t becoming necessary in May next to
elect Sheriff for our county, oer myself Q cand
date for that Office. Having served you for sometime
past as Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been af
forded you of forming opinion to my qualiica,
lions pledge myself, should It be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully,
fe % -dtMv22. JOHN T. CHILDREY