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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07
TPRlNG DRY GOODS.

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JOHNSTON & HARDWOOD,
(No.T1 MAIN STREET)
Have opened and will sell low. the following
Spring Goods,
French Lace MANTILLAS
POINTS
silk " MANTtLLAS
" ilte and ColOIcl Stella SHAWLS
SILK ROBES guile
BFRAGE :" "
CHAblIE 90 "
OKGANDIE Is"
CHALLIE DELAINES
Ducal pLAlDS and STRIPES
GINGHAMS and LAWNS
BkILLIANTS. plain ana figured
Plain and figured BERA9ES
Plainand figured MOUSLAINS
Marseiea and Swiss COLLARS
HOSIERY, GLOVES sc.
NH . JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD.
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By E. B. Cook q Co.

by Il. Is. COOK TO.
IN CORDS OAK AND PINE WOOD
Wv AT AUCTI0N.-For aud on account of whom
IL may concern Will sell at the wood yard of c.
Halthal. on the Canal Bank, THIS DAY COM
menclng at 10 O'clock 80 CORDS more or less Of Oak
and Pine W God, damaged by tn late FIRE.
apo COOK Il CO. Aucts.
Bar The above sale is post poned until SATUR-
DAY. April 10Th.
APP COOK co, Auets.
GT0CK OF CIGARS, CHEWING AND
~ SMOKING TOBACCO, FIXTURES. &C., AT
AUCTIOS.-On FRIDAY next, 9Th inst, at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at the store Of II Wahmann,
next door to tine Broad Street Hotel. the whole Of
his stock OF Cigars Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snuifs. Pipes, &C.
FIXTU REs-Couuters, Shelves, Show Cases.
apo ~ COOK 4 co, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
4 CLOTHS. CtsSIHERES AND TRIMMINGS
AT AuCfION.-By virtue of deed of trust execu-
recorded in the office of the Hastings Court Of the
city of Richmond. will proceed to sell, at the
tinn store OF Cock Co. Main street. on THU RS
DAY. 9Th day of April, commencing az 10 O'Clock,
the whole of the stock Of said James Mander, con.
sistng in part OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings Trim
ming. &c, some Of which are Of SUPERIOR quality.
TERNS-All sums under 400, cash; 800 and over,
60 days, for approved negotiable paper.
RIB FOSTER, Trustee.
Gale conducted by L i Cook Co.. Aucts-
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GEO. WrlaE HIryFoRp, President.

Thos 2 August, Esq, Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq,
R,y-r 4 Pryor. Erq, Rev Cuas II Read.
Thos II kllis Esq. Rev JAS B Taylor.
VIA q Paine, Foo
8 Medical Bard:
r. T Coleman, ~ -. I, 81 Workman, II D,
Jas II Conway Vi D.
CIIAS r.. WORKMAN,
Genera, gent ana Attorney for Virginia,
nh lu--ts a., Main street.
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1000 FRENCH WOVEN COR8ET8,

I000 FRENCH WOVEN CUK8ETS.
Ioco open ia front. At 81 rich Emh u,Isf. a.
= a aad 62}t3. cheap at douole the money Nnslin
pan hahd ~ yards OF work. l2hc Dmty Bands l25pc;
Z2c; Para4oIs from 7jc up Frnges at SC and higher
prices; lrish Linens 31lzc; Bltached Cottons yard
vide. goo, good article. JOG; Black silks SIZE, extra
from l2&c mp rich Iufants aists; White Briliiants
,25ac; Aainsooksi Cambrics; Dotted and Emb Swiss
Maaiins; Bonnet Lawns; complete assortment Of
every description Of Trimming and Millinery Goods
handsomest French Flowers exhibited in this
city The Ladies would do we'll TO call and see these
handsome and cheap uocdS, they will then CON
vince themselves of the facts.
are + GOLDsMTT. 2o5 Broad St
RLACK AND COLORED SILKS We
- shall offer large lot of Black Gro de Rhine
less than the came have been selling at
Rich black and colored Flounced silk Robes
Check and Plaid sks at Is G sr Reqy c DO DO
ALsO-A large lot of Irish Linens, Linen Sheet
ings, Table Damask and DAmask Napkins, will be
i0 aP6 unusually cheap fi At Y Msn
CHOICE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS
making large additions 20 their splendid stock In
rich aud elegant DE- ESS GOODS their assortment is
GOODS bought al large loss npon the cost of impOr
tation. will be sold at a5fonishinEly low prices
New and elegant Double Flounced A'QUILLE
New and elegant Orcandie ROBES
Splendid SILK ROBES for So worth $50
Do GTenaiine Side-Stripe ROBES
Do MOuAt lima do do
Dc Chaey-deTCile do
Argentine ROBES and SILKS.
In every description of goods for Mourning they
have very large supply, and in Plain Black and
Figured Black silks and SIX Robes some of the most
decided bargains ever offered to the public.
servant-' Goods, Dama.k ks Linens, Shirtings Cot
tons, Toweliinas. Diapers Hosiery, Parasols, Hoop
Skirtsthey have ever ything that can be needed to
which they would call attention
A fresh supply If LACE SETS, Embroderies,
Lace Wells, just to hand. L K PRICE Il co.
nah %
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JAMES LYUNS, F0mmIssiOner.
JAMES " TAYLOR & Son. Auctioneers.
NH g-tis

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY
l. OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW RR0An
STREET nOTEi) PROPERTY. IN TIE CITY OF
RICdM0ND ON BR0ADSTREEF. At AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Isaac A.
Goddin to the subscriber trustee. dated 18th AU
gust 1854 and recorded III the office Of the Clerk 1T
Richmond Hustiugs Court being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in id deed named, shall on The
18TH Day OF APRIL, 1885, at ?. NJ, upon the
premises sell the property thereby conveyed, to
wit:
One undivided moiety of lot 7S4 in the plan Of the
city of Richmond situated the north side of Broa
street at its intersection with 9th street fronting m
feet on Broad street, and running back the full
depth Of said lot No 7+4-beiug the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern, now the Broad Street Ho-
tel, is situated. Also one undivided mOiety OF one
other lot parcel o: land. adjoining the above on
the west fronting 80 feet Broad street. and run
ming back the full depth--the said piece OF ground
having thereon large brick building. which has
been used stable for said tavern, which said lot
OF aud il part OF lot No $50 in the plan OF said city
The highly valuable character of this property is
snch to render unpeCofsary further description
thereof. As the other moiety will be sold the
same evening. by the Commissioner of the Circuit
Court, in the of Vau- han nc. against Goddin
an opportunity is offered to purchase the whole.
TEEMS-Ca8h.
JAMES III. TAYLOR, Trnstee.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & Son AuctiOneers. Blh 9--tds
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BY Jas NJ Taylor s. Son.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ UNDIVIDED MoiETY Of TIE sWAS ThV
ERIN tRROAD STREET uOTELD PROP ERTY N
TIE CIrY. OF RICHMOND. ON BROAD AND
NINTH SrREETS--pursuant to decree of the
Circuit Court Of the city ofRichmond entered on1 The
18th day of February, 1854 10 the case OF Vaughan
and ais VS. G0diin, AMI which affirmed By the
Court of Appeals. by its decree entered the 26th
day of January 1898, the subscriber the special com
missioner, duly appointed, will proceed to cell at
public auction. upon tnf premises. on the 18Th daH
of APRIL, 1883. at p NJ, one undivided moiet,
0fthe properJg described il the proceedings in the
said suit as the Swan Tavern property. having
front the north side of lroad street commencing,
at its intersection with sth street of one hundred
and sixty feet. and running back 9Th street, the
usual depth Of a half acre lot.
TERIs.-"The interest upon ten thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from the 18TH day Of
August, 1851, until it is paid, aud the sum of two
Thousand and SiNty-Four dollars and the expenses
Of the said sale to be paid in cash, and the residu
to be paid with interest IN four equal instalments
at intervals of six, twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the dag of sale, for which defer
red paymcots the Commissioner shall take neg0iia
ole notes with eudorsers, the title To the property
being retained A further security until the pur.
chase money is paid"
JAMES LYONS, Commissioner.
JAMES " TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.
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e LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
NY It's bad to-lcave your fathers Watch
hszs<sO In a store you know not we'll,
To be paired by PERFECT bOtCh,
For its time will never tell;
Yet hard it is when told to 90
To men you never knew,
To rome fine store all outside show,
Instead of BARTHOLOMEW
But if there wasone gentle eye.
While in that store, you'd grIeye
To see him on that Watch TO try,
You would scarcely once believe.
But in this city there are men
Who can repair your Watch all through
Aud am one among those ten,
And my names BAB-THo LO-MEw.
w j BARTHOL lMEW
Watch and Clock Maker cor 18th and Main sts
ap6 Opposile American Hotel
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sE-sale conducted by Go66IN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH I5--IAM3W dds

CMALL FARM ON THREE CHOP
~ PED ROAD. nIBES WEST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE. AT AUGTi ON.--WiIl be sold, on L u I.S
DAY, April 18th, 1888, upon the premises, commer-
cling Mt Y O'clock, NJ, the Farm situated on the
Three Chopped Road about miles from Richmond,
adjoining the lands Of Jesse Jones. Miles Dugdl
and others aud containing about 90 Acres recently
occupied by Mr Charles Garter, having thercna
two comfortable Dwellings
About 81 acres cleared, balance heavily wooded
with some fine timber. 1t will be divided into two
tracts of equal size, or sold together, may be
agreed sn at the hour of sale.
TERNs-tne third cash; balance at one and two
years. for bonds, bearing interest secured By
trust deed. -
G0DDIN & APpERS0N, Aucts.
The above farm sold at auction. on the 9Th day
of October 1857, and purchased by Mr. Fiennx
Ford who having failed to comply with the terms Of
sale il will now he soid at Lis risk and cost.
ap5 .GODDiN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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CHEMICAL FOOD, OR COMPOUND
~ SYRUP OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the
Phosphates Of Lime, ( oda, Potassa and IroB.-This
preparation was introduced by Prof. Jsckson, of tho
University OF Pennsy lssBia. and has been exten-
syeiy preecrbed with very gratifs ing results 10
well suited to supply the waste OF elementary mat.
ter in the human system curing the progress OF
chronic cases. particularly in Dyspepsia and Con-
sumption. !. go =, =,
Ne invite the attention Of physicians to IL, and
also to the Tonic Chocolate Drops. WHICH are intend
ed for many cases " here chaybeats IL Indicated.
MEADE a BAKER, Pbarmaeeutists.
h-dlfkcwlf ls6 N NJ cor Main and nth rta.
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CROCK OF CIGARS, CHEWING AMI
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF

EMOVAL-M &. WHITMAN, BRAND
IL CUTTER has removed to the Tin AMI Sheet Iron
establishment of Messrs. ID. d 9. X. Weller, on Main
street, six doors below the st. Charles Hotel where
all in want Of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of all
sizes and designs can be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms and as he has carried this bnsi
in this city for the last IL years he atters him
self he can please the most fastidious.
NH 22-dHwIm
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~ FOR SALE--A superior buggy
[CSN aud saddle HORSE; would fuit ph yscia n
or auy desiring q really fine animal, of great
power endurance aud speed; equal 10 toe best ii not
superior Terms liberal. For further particulars,
inquire AT nispAtch Office. ap 5-3t*
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Gl:ss~ RICHMOND AGERCY.
NEW YORK TTFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BjTI-AL SYSTEM
lnpitnI, Ist jan, - :, 81 tO&, 500 Is.

The Trustees have 4 cl4r-i = dividend ofTuiRTY
PER CENT on Nh Lii, Policies that have heen H.
;arre twelve months prinT go January I~t, lSS. an
SIX PEH CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di
yid-Iis that b ave not been paid. Those hGitiGL
tiacertiicainz viii please call aud collect the int
rest which, will Dee paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject Of Lift
Insurance. will please cali on the gent, 2N3 Main
street: for reference. apply t. either member a
a.. LsSIt Boart-all 0t whom are insured IN Thu
Company
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

- TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN,
BETWEEN 18TH AND VERNON STREETS, IN
TIE CITY OF RICHM0ND.-As trustee in a Ger
tain Deed 0t Trust from David Curry and wife, bear.
ing date the 2lst January, 1851 duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, L shall. in execution
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction, che
premises. on MONDAY the 18th day Of April, ISIS,
at II O'Clock NJ if fair if not, the next fair day. the
real estate conveyed 10y said deed consisting Of ths
excellent granite front Store snd Dwelling located
as above, adjoining the Banking House Of Messrs. G
W Purcell q Co., and new in the occupancy of MIR
L. ID. Keeling. The location of this property is
among the most valuable in this city.
TERMS: Enough in cash to discharge the principal
and interest of the bond embraced in the deed of
trust together with the cost and expenses of sale
estimated at about 81 5Gand the balance in equal
instruments, at 6, IL and Is months for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured bt trust deed
The title is believed 10 be perfect but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes and insurance for 1858 to be paid by the pur
chaser. SAM'L ID DENOON Trustee
saleconducted By GoDDIy Il APPERssN tuets.
NH lS-tds
7. g. Instead Of the foregoing terms, we are au-
thorized say that the following will be substitu
ted, viz: g. 600 cash. S2jn at months; 81 $50 at
mon-hs and as tn the residue a credit of years
negotiable notes being given, bearing interest pay
able half yearly. secured by trust deed The prop
eTty is under l. ase of 81 600 per annum having
about years yet to run.
a
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BY E. b Cook & Co.
BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS. AT AUG

BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS. AT AUG
- TI0N--We will sell at the store on Main street,
recently occupied by Thomas How, Esq. door
9Th inst at IA O'Clock, and continue every evening
until the whole is sold large collection OF Standard
Books, embracing every variety of literature
srienee and the arts. from the most popular au-
thOrs. u -e.
ALSO,
Fine Family Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books
Stationery, Gold and silver Pens. Pencils, &c. &c,
N. B.-Wewould call the special attdSition of The
public to this fine eolectien t being the best ever
offered in this city srasH sas4Ik
Every book warranted Perfect and win be sold
without reserve. ...sF
Books examination anil private sale during
each day. EB COOK 90
ans Auctionaera
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Day
By Goddin 8 Apperson, Auets.

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
DEwCE, ON BROAD. NEAR MAYO STREET
BOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wili be sold 1t atc,
icn. ON WEDNESDAY. the 18th April 1855. on the
Tenement. located as above now in the occupancy
OF Mr Joseph W Randolph, containing ~ rooms
with hot snd cold water, aud other convenient al.
rangemeufs, gas, &c.
The house is remark ably cool and pleasant in the
simmer. In the yard ia q two story brick Kitchen
The yard is dry and well paved The lot fronts q
feet and runs back $50 feet.
Terms: One sixth cash, balance at e. T. I5 and %
months for negotiable interest added secured
By trust deed. The taxes and insurance for ls5s
To be raid by the purchaser. The buildings are in
sured in the Mutual Assurance Society for
aud the annual quota oily
APT GODDlN hPPERSON, Aucts.
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AIR CUSHIONS AND PILLOWS, made
n Of India Rubber for the use OF sick persons
We furnish 10 order, also, INDIA RUBBER AIR
BIDS ct any length or size, at very short notice.
#=a MEADE Il BAKER, Chemists,
an E-d4t La w corner Main and 10Th ats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-14

insufficient PREPAyMESTs OF POSTAGE BY TIE
PRussIAs CLOSED MAn-rbe Post Office Depart nent OF
Prussia having directed tie attention Of the Postmaster
General to the circumstance thai large numbers Of letters
ceived in the mails from the United States which
have been partially prepaid by the senders, aud are in
consequence charged 10 the receivers wholly unpaid
requested 70 state for the Information a the pub
hc and particularly those having correspondence with
Germany by the Prussan closed mail thai the provisions
Of the United States aud Prussan Postal Convention
qure that the postage upon letters transmitted between
the countries shall enher be fully prepaid wholly
unpaid The combined single rate OF postage between the
United States and IL Territories and Prussia including all
the States belong TO the German Austrian Postal UDion
Is thirty cents on eash letter or packet not exceeding
hall in weight, o, which prepay in advance
Ia optional in either country but IS not permitted N pay
less than the whole combined rate. The postage letter
packet above half ounce, and not ounce, Is
sixty cents; above an ounce, but DOT exceeding two
ounces do lar and twenty cents, and On, add
toDa sixty cents being charged for each additional ounce
fraction Of Persons, therefore, nairg let
for transmission In the Prussan closed mai oald be
particular prepay the full postage, or none at all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March ID r. NJ
FIoUR.-The market was quite steady and priceA well
sustained, ' bile sales moderate, and embraced
abopt 900 900 bos, including common 70 good State
at 81 80 q 81 IS, and extra 90 at 81 so a A75
WHEAT The market was firm, while sales were couan.
ed 10 lots Of few hundred bushels for city milling, of
Southern red, at 81 rs, and white do. at 81 so.
Corn The embraced about 80, 900 40, 900
bushels including white at 6s and yellow at roc Tic.
PoRK.-Saes OF 800 q 400 bbs made, including
mess at SO 10, and prime At $l3 So
CorToN.-xarket active without change in prices.
wHrsxEY.-SAles OF 200 q 800 bbs. at 2lc 21hc.
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[From the YOU'D Jn Post, Ieb. =

Although The Sormons " Utah remain in q state Of
open nsurrecaon against the federal governmental
though the United states army s only waiting the return
Mormon delegate al Washington has made ove'tures 10
M. Buchanan, signfyiDg the willingness OF the
9ant " leave the Territory and take up their
future residence on some ssnd outside the jurs-
dicLon o. the United ststss" Tie delegate, however,
TssaaS Ia &c government, ~ q e9EsSeratsn ieI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-14

The payments Of interest have amounted 10
$4,000 10. The floating debt and accumulated int
rest is s4s 4l0 0s. There have been 0l2 passen
gers carried the road. There has been t206 0i 80
collected on the stock of the extension road and
receipts from other quarters, which make the total
receipts on account Of the extension to Stonington
1921 Ola q. The land claims exceed the estimates
fl5 900, and the road is increased In length and
a bali miles on account Of the location Of the Mystic
Bridge and the Groton termination. Those extra
expenses increase the cost Of the road $50 ,0O0 II
will require $4,000 to complete The road, and
the directors recommend issue of per cent mort
gage bonds to an amount not 10 exceed 800 000
having ten years to run, to raise this amount. The
directors also recommend TO extend fund for five
years the coupons which fell due September, 1857
and January, 1858, and those which fall due March
and July, 1858, amounting TO the sum Of ti3 500
with interest from the date Of the coupons.
The Lynn Bay State says the shoe business and
consequently other business in that city revving
Buyers from the West and the South have visited du-
ring the pres week two and although their purchases
have been small compared with other years they have
been sufficient 70 consume the entire stock Of shoes
hand o. several Of our manufacturers. We have arrived
period vhen the spring business generally about
over but now probable, under existing circumstances
that buyers will continue 10 arrive making their purchases
later and that orders will be received later than usual
considerable part Of the extended paper has been taken
upa large proportion Of the balance becomes due this
month, and under the expectation that will be honored
shoe manufacturers feel encouraged 10 extend their
operations which they doing thus furnishing ours
who have been out Of work during the winter employ
ment II 70 be deeply regretted, however, tina, the
prices Of making shoes lev that even constan,
employ ment, journeyman hardly make enough TO
furnish decent support 70 small family.
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during the DAY INV; at sunse, q, light.


The Bri.h screw steamship New York. Capt Mcmillan,
sailed Yesterday for Glasgow, taking with her he mails
and i09 passengers
The new Russian ffea,e Japanese went down me
Bay yesterday morning on trial rp
Rss EeRo-hsyport NILS, Fla, Asfcn J-ihe OHs hSn0'e
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCR.

ALnAxAc PoR Esw yoRx-YHp DAT.
IA NOON RISES morn IS ~
Port OF New York, March 10, 1858.
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The connection between this road and the Penn
sylvania Railroad in Pittsburg, which has long
been delayed by the opposition of the City Councils
of Pittsburg, was completed on the 10th instant,
and passengers are now exchanged between the
tworoads in the depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
The following the earnings of the Terre Haute,
Alton and st. Louis Railroad for January aud Feb
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
DIDN'T Know his own naby..

A citizen of Jamaica Plains, L.. j.
went 10 answer the ring Of the door, at
the request Of his wife, where he found
nothing but basket. On removing the
covering a beautiful little child appeared,
some five months old. The lady scrsam-.
ed, one of the lady visitors took up the
baby and found a note pinned TO It's dtess,
which charged the gentleman Of The
house with being its father, and imploring
him to support it. A rich scene ensued
between the injured wife and indignant
husband, the latter utterly denying al
knowledge of The little one, and asserting
his innocence. The friends in.erfered,
and at last the wife was induced to for.
give the husband, tho he stuck 10 il like
a Trojan that he had been faithful hus.
band. Finally the lady very roguishiy
told her husband that il was strange he
should not know his own child for il waa
their mutual offspring, which had just
been taken from its cradle up stairs BY. the
nurse, for the very purpose Of playing
the Joke. aa.a.aa..H... ...a..s.-.a
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
did not sleep as you supposed,

did not sleep as you supposed,
Nor leave the door Of heaven ajarJ
Nor has a f" little angel" left, . -.g
And gone down with falling star.
Go ask that "bushing bride" and see
II she won't frankly own and Say, p
That when she found that angel babe,
She found II by the good old way. ''
God grant but this--I ask no more, 1
That should your number be enlarged,
That you will not do as before,
And lay It to old Petcr's charge.