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AMusEHIENTS..

ss N = .-1.--l1<.,--1s
JAMES RoBINsoNs ..
= CHAMPION CIRCUS
WILL, EXHIBIT IN
RICHMOND FIVE DAYS AND NIGHTS,
PREMISES COUNCIL HILL SQUARE,
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY,
MARCH 10TH, 18TH, 18th, 10TH, AND 10TH.
Upon each and every occasion
ROBINSON THE RIDER WILL Ride,
and prove that he Is the faE
"CHAMPIoN', OF THE WORLD.
.>, he will introduce rr.~ r
HIS BOY "CLARENCE"
MISS LUCILLE WATSON,
the premiere equessrienne OF the universe;
SHARPLY AND WHITNEY,
the greatest OF gyrnnasts;
PETER CONKLIN, THE CLOWN;
AND THE /,
VERY BEST CIRCUS COMPANY EVER
BROUGHT TO RICHMOND.
ADMISSION: 7sc. children ten years Of age
and all under: SOC. colored persons 6oc.
vass before the OPT ming Of the tcketwagon can be
hsd at the Exchange and Spotswood Hotels.
THE CHAMPION BELT
WORN AND WON BY ROBINSON,
and his PRIZE MEDALS, will be placed upon
r. eweiry store 81 H. Tyler Co., Main street.
[mh ll--1h&s2tl
A SELECT BALL WILL BE ea
"A GIVEN AT R
THE OLD MARKET HALL
COMPANY c. OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE MALE AND FEMALE
ORPHAN AsYLUMa
ON MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1859.
MANAGERS.
William a. Charters, Chief Engineer; Captain
George A. Ainslie, Captain NJ. 4. Phillips. Cap
tain John E. Sheppard, Major q. z. Clinton, G'
II. Gregory, ESD, Captain Samuel Hernoon.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS AND FLOOR
MANAGERS
Al Rogers, John g. satterwhite, ]. z. Sparks,
j. G.. Gibson II. Paul, Johu Finney. .@tE#a &,
MUSIC by W. G. BAILEY'S Band: ,..E +.
No improper characters will be admitted.
TtchG 6Ts nd%ittnE gentleman NH ana ast TO
DICHMoND THEATRE. -.a
.........- MARIE FREDERICrS
GRAND GERMAN OPERA-FULL CHORUS
AND ORCHESTRA! -sf- ...-.
THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNITED STATES
81. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. ..
The following Grand Operas will be presented:
MONDAY, MARCH Is,
MARTHA. ......- f.
TUESDAY, MARCH 1s
FLA DIAVOLO
.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH II,
DER FREYSCHUETZ. r -
THURSDAY, MARCH IS, $500.
FAUST.
MAaict FLUTE FLUTE. H
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, ...a.....
STRADELLA.
ADMISSION Dress Circle and Orchestra, re-
served, sLso. Parquetse, 81. Family circle, 15c.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance to COM
mence at O'Clock. rF r.H .s#
NOTICE.-The sale Of tickets for the season
will commence TUESDAY MORNING. March
and Bookstore, 1917 Main street; ami for single
nights. on WEDNESDAY, March 10th, and every
lay at the same place. Ltbrettos can be
obtained at Mr. BIDGoop,S and at the Theatre.
P. GREENWALL. Agent
II. GRAU, General Superintendent.
NH Cit
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M VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE Co.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
GREEN TEA, soc., soc., 81 sLso. g.
GREEN TEA, Soc, Soc, 81 $3.50, 81.
GREEN TEA, Soc, SOc., 81 81. so, %.
GREEN TEA, soc., soc., 81, $Lso o..
GREEN TEA. Soc., DOC. 81, $3.50, 81.
GREEN TEA, sec., soc., 81, 81. 50, g.
BLACK TEA, Soc, soc., 81 $3.50.
.Ha BLACK TEA, Soc, 9oc, 81, $1.5o.
BLACK TEA, Soc, eoc., 81. O. so.
4.. BLACK TEA, Soc, soc,, 81 SIS, s
BLACK TEA. soc., 9oc., 81, Sl.5a.
.s. BLACK TEA, Soc, scc., 81, Sl.so.
JAPAN TEA, Scc., 81 sl.25, $50.
JAPAN TEA, soc., 81, $l2s. S1so.
1- al JAPAN TEA, soc., 81, Sl.2s 81. 50. l.
vs. s1 JAPAN TEA, soc., 81, 81. Is, 81 so.
JAPAN TEA, aoc., 81, $125, sL5o.
JAPAN TEA, soc., g. elias, sl.so.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
7 COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
8 COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE. COFFEE, COFFEE.
GREEN COFFEE, 20 IS, g, 20, and CSC.
q, GREEN COFFEE, 20, IS %. &c. and CSC.
GREEN COFFEE, 20, Is, "a ac, and asc.
GREEN COFFEE, 20, IS %, as. and asc.
GREEN COFFEE, 20, Is, %, SO, and a8c.
ID GREEN. COFFEE, 20, Is, IS, ss, and ssc.
ROASTED COFFEE, IS &c, 30, 49, and &sc. +
~, ROASTED COFFEE, IS rs 30 a5. and 4oc.i
ROASTED COFFEE, rs, 1s, 30, as, and 4oc.
~ ROASTED COFFEE, rs IS, 80, as, and 4oc.
ROASTED COFFEE, IS, %, 80, IS, and 4oc.
90 ROASTED COFFEE, IS g. 20. as, and doc.
GROUND COFFEE, IS, 2s, 80. ss and 4ac.
GROUND COFFEE, Is, u, 80, IS, and 4oc.
GROUND, COFFEE, rs, 70. 30, IS. and toc.
g GROUND COFFEE, Is, g, 80, IS, and 4oc. !,
GROUND COFFEE, rs, % 30, IS, and soc. :
GROUND COFFEE, Is, 2s, 80, IS, and &oc.
III VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
! - VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
~ 4 VIRGINIA TEA, AND C0FFEE CO.. 2
!, VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO., Z
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
/: G lie Isl
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FOR SALE.

WYE OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY
Wv our COUN TIERS, DRAWERS, and
slant. If not sold on that day. they will be offered
at public auction: All persons wishing to pur-
chase fixtures are invited to call and see
DAVIS Il SIMS. S24 Main street.
or hr. r. T. WINSTON. at the law Office Of John
Johns, Jr, Esq, Eleventh street between Main
and Bank. ~ 81 80 ~ ~ NH 5-6t<
TITO IMPROVERS OF LhND-FOUR
A HUNDRED THOUSAND PRIME Usage
PLANTS FOR sALE.-These quicks are I'M
surpassed for making an early, lasting and beau
tiful line fence, and are very vigorous.
Price Qnyariably in advanced: as and &6 per
thousand for one-year old, as In quality; s. Der
thousand for two-year old. -
Costwili be charged for all packing, l!2&J IL
Those in want address for further Information
/ 49, ts.s.1r- WILLIAM GREEN
81 49, y ,..rf,s5 MiddIetown Del.
Reference deposited at the Office Of the Dispatch.
fe8-MEI h2mr -
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TUST RECEIVED,
- NEW-CROP OkANGEs LEMONS
FIGS, DATES, RaIS!NS.
DEVILLED LOBSTERS,
TONGUE, HAM,
CANNED TOMATOES.
For sale low. ia al W. W. TRIBBETT.
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CONFECTHONEREEs.

oranges AND LEM0NS.-F0RTY
W boxes PRIME MEScINA ORANGES and
IL. MONS, to arrive per seAm.r lbemarle, for
sale by HULST Il KING,
NH Ii lsl1 IL ain street.
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IUsT RECEIVED AND IN STORE A

TUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE A
~ very choice lot Of high. cOlorcd sweet Messina
oranges: is boxes choice Lemons I. s. 900 Bsracoa
and ,arthageua g. coanuts: 200 d;ums Figs; 70
drums Sultana Raisins leo boxes Lsyer haisins,
in whole, half, and quarter boxes: Nuts and Al
mopds OF all descriptions Canned Fruit Far
dimes In half and quar-. err boxes; HOLSTERS, oysters
&c; rs boxes Turkish Prunes: 20 boxes Leghorn
Citron. We also refer to mr. extensive assortment
Of home-m nufactured and Frrnt h candies. Our
Butter-ScOtch Candy Is sure remedy for coughs
and sore throat. Can for ZimmeI Patent Butter
Scotch. ia .## ZIMMER q CO.,
NH 1873 Main street.
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W0OD, WOOD, WOOD an selling
w sEASQNED OAK at 80 and PINE II Is
delivered, or IS and 81 In the yard VIII sell in
small quantities to poor people at the same rates.
ONCE In the lower corner or Libby Building;
woodward By the side OF the same, between Tween.
tieth and Twenty-ilrst streets. . he woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock Orders len
with 9. j. SIST0N, No. l435 Main street, or with
CURTIS Il PARKER, on Eighteenth street be.
tween Main and Cary, will be promptly filed:
ja4 ". G.. hYLMS
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

THE NEW BOOKS.
sermon In Memory 81 Rev. Henry A. Wise.
BY Rev. Z homas y. Dudley. ..............@ 70
Studies In Shakespeare. BY Mary Preston go. l %
Glennair; or, Life In Scotland. BY Helen
,r,a Y,nh q
Five Weeks In a Balloon or, Journeys and
Discoveries in Africa, BY lhEse Eng
Her Majesty Tower Nv W. Eepwor; h Dixon rs
He Knew He Was hight. BY Anthony Troll
49, *
mill WOOltHOUSE 4 PAHHAA.
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AIRS. A. NJ. DAVIS's DRESs-MAKTNG,
WI bs 8 rev and popular system. taught IN one
hour, and instruction given on gai!eras5as , tar
1--we doiIars-a at Miss MARytA. rs HIVES Mill
merry store, l7i9 Main street, htctmond. Va.
Warranted perfect. or no pay. Fashionable Fat
terms for sale. Also, Boys, Patterns.
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NaK Books.

A firm Of book publishers somewhat new
to us is that Of CLAYTON, REMsEN s HAF-
FELFIsGER, of Philadelphia. That city has
not been renowned of late for the taste and
elegance Of her books The publishers
there have not kept pace with the improve"
ments of the day, which have been so re-
markable in their line of art But this
new house appears to be impelled by de-
gree of enterprise, tact, and taste, that makes
them quite conspicuous. We have just re-
ceived through Messrs. WooDHoUsE y PAR
HAM package of new books from them,
which prompts this paragraph.
Marooners' Island; or, DR.. Gordon IN
Search of his Children. By 7. II. GOULD.
ING, author of "The Young Marooners."
Phiiadelphia CLAYTON, REMsEN, & HAT
FELFINGER.
This purports to be a sequel to "The
Young Marooners," and is very pleasant
story of adventure upon the coast Of Florida.
The charming scenes and climatic seduc-
tiveness Of Florids--whose brilliant flora
is unsurpassed-are happily exhibited IN
this book, and both young and old will find
it very entertaining.
Glennair or, Life in Scotland. By HELEN
HAzLETT, author Of Heights of Eidel-
burg" Philadelphia: CLAYTON, KEN
SEN l. HAFFELFINGER.
The author undertakes in her work to
give pictures of " Scottish life." The style
of description and narrative is smooth and
animated.
Studies in Shakespeare. A Book of Essays.
ByMARY PRESTON. Philadelphia CLAx-
TON, REMsES & HAFFELFISaEE.
The author dates from Oakland, Hartford
county, Nd. Her volume is small, and her
studies have at least the merit Of breVIty.
She has selected somewhat unusual walk
for a lady. We have not read her essays,
and can only say that she is lady of talent
and graceful writer.
The above works are all for sale by
WOoDHOUsE g. PARHAM.
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nOWN. WITH THE PRICE OF BREAD
~ 1t is high time BREAD was sold ut a reason
aole prodt, We keep no wagon. and we are the
mist 10 give ONE POUND OF Bread FOR
Is fall OF forty per cent. in the piics of bread
Can be bought ut Aye cents pound az our new
oakery, on twentieth between Main and Franklin
streets [mh N-2lsl X. BAGNALL. s. co.
.nRUaGIsTS' LABELS PRINTED AT
- rHE DISPATCH PRINTINGEQUsE,
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VIRGINIA TEA AND: COFFEE CO., :
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
/. stt s lie ls] .t
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SELECT BALL WILL BE on
GIVEN At E,lf
THE OLD MARKET HALL

COMPANY G. OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
.- "H FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE MALE AND FEMALE
ORPHAN ASYLUMS
ON MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1859. f.
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EyHUUVIIOAN Nv NIOL UT NIfI HNh-
~ CITE COhL.-TLe subscriber fro date
offers AN THRACITE COAL Of hest quality at 40
per ton of 900 pounds, delivered. Also best OAK
and PINE WOOD at The ioo est market rates
Offices corner OF Seventeenth and Dock, and se-
ycnteenth between Main and Cary streets
Re IL WHIT ROBERTS.
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containing the rule Of orship and
discipline of the Churoh" -
So say Mackonochie a' 7 MeNeile,
Stanley and PEseE, Vny seyand the
Rector at Frome-so saw thew al on
this side the channel. And the Arch
bishop of Canterbury intimates that
that Is why the 81 Church isvery sick, ,
and thatiswhy the Prayer Book should
be altered. And some think the pa
stttefft would get better if the Prayer
Book warGA laid upon the table and
the Bible taken from 1t and adopted
without note or comment.
At one session of the Irish Synod,
the Rev. Nash Griffin, ID. d., declared
. England's Church has loosed her
anchor from the rock Of ages, and
now. drifting in the opposing currents
amid the shoals of modern thought
and midiaVal superstition, she must
be split"
And the Dublin divine also said:
1t was unhappily the tendency of
human nature when intrUsted with
little authority to grasp at more, and
if the laity, not content with occupy
ing their proper position and exer-
cising their legitimate influence,
sought to take all power into their
own hands, to be the governors in
stead Of the governed. to assume any
of the real functions of the ministry,
or to put the clergy IN the position of
their paid servants instead Of their
spiritual pastors, they would be sub
verting divine order. EflaTa y
u 1t is remarked that the disestab
lished Irish preachers. with a spirit
of retaliation which is cluEsily con-
cealed, predict the overthrow Of the
English establishment g-i1 rs
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or two IN the rainy season. And yet
1t IS salo that 1t Is only occasionally
in these valleys, near the coast. that
the thermometer rises above eighty.
and the cool nights always reGuire
sleeping under blankets.
The price of farming land in the
Santa Clara valley is extrayagaptlv
high. and probably will not range
higher for years to come, being now
held at from sixty to one hundred
and twenty five dollars in gold. Asyou
go further into the interior or up ard
down the coastthe land is cheaper, 9nd
In valleys nearly as prolific and with
the same advantages of climate. First
class farming lands may now be
bought for from fifteen to twenty dol
lars, gold, directly on the line of pro-
jected railroads now being con-
structed; and the same kinds of land
more remote at from six to ten dol
lars. But while there is much low
priced lands offered, from all I can
learn | think lands in California are
held too high to induce much immi
grafton on very extended scale,
with the cost Of the long journey to
reach it; especially while there is so
much fruitful country in Kansas and
Nebraska at lower rates and more ac-
eessible.
My ride of yesterday, around the
Bay and through the Santa Clara
valley, was most delightful one. On
one side almost constantly in view
was the broad waters of the Bay,
while the beautiful valley, with its
wide fields, its prolific vineyards and
orchards, its fragrant gardens of
blooming flowers, and its pretty vii
lagos and farm houses, was locked in
by the dividing ranges of the Coast
Mountains, while from the broad
bosom of the Pacific, just beyond,
came the bracing winds, infusing life,
energy ana health among the inhabit-
ants, and tempering the otherwise
severe heat of the sun. The. Oriental
philosopher need look no further for
The Happy Valley" La5e4E
My visit to the Golden State has
been very brief one, and yet while I
have but mere glance at it, it has
been a most interesting and profitable
one. 1t suggests fruitful themes for
correspondence, but as L tomorrow
turn my way homeward by the great
Continental Railroad, / will only an
ticipate, By my arrival, letters, if I
should write them. o j.. W. +.
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nan PaTlodIcaIs and Ro0Es.

s THE SUNDAY MAaAzIEE, of Lon
don, is now published in this country
BY j. B. Lippineott, q Co., Of Phila-
deIphia. 1t is edited by Rev. Thomas
Guthrie, ID. D., and its articles are
usually Of marked ability and suited
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ARGUED THE BAY AND THROUGH
SANTA CLARA VALLEY. ~
A Letter On Lands, Farming, Vine.
yards, Orchards, Gardens, and the
Edilorial corresDondenee.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Slanfamhnr 30 1860

My stay in California is necessarily
very brief one, and yet / was I'M
willing toreturn home without having
seen little more of the agricultural
portion Of the country. and from per-
sonal observation learned something
of the modes Of cultivation. So
taking an early start l crossed the
Bay to Alameda, procured a morning
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RARDWARE.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES :

by DisstOn's G. s. 26.inch Hand
Saws, so Is.
SPEAR & JACKSON'S
G. S. 26.inch Hand Saws, SO 25.
SPEAR & JAOKSON'S
G. s. 28-inch Ripping Saws, SO rs.
Patent CrOss-Cut Saws 75e per Foot
Ames' ShOVsls, 81 rs Each.
Coal ShoVels. 81 Is Each
Best 0hOpping Axes, 81 25;
CAST STEEL SPADING FORKS, ST as.
Belmont Nails. 1Od, 12d and god,
Sd rs per Keg.
Belmont Nails--.Gd SIS !. Sd SIS Is I'D
50 30; Sd fine blued, 81 30 per
SleVes-NOs. IL 81 16. So per
Dozen
TURN TABLE APPLE-PARERS.
SO per Dozen, 75o Each.
OHIO TOOL COMPANY:
Single Smooth Planes 75c.
single Jack Planes 81 los
Double Smooth Planes 81 10:
Double jack Planes 81 %:
Double Fore Planes 81 S5:
Double JOinteP Planes 81 %:
BRADBURY,S SPOKESHAVES,
2-iLCh 45e, 2 IL inch 55c, 3-inch Csc.
We have now In our store q very large
/ and well assorted stock OF general hard.
| ware, all of which we offer in the same
proportion as the above.
Terms Cash.
FRED. p STRAUB & CO.,
Sign of the Broad Axe,
NO. So MAIN STREET,
Three doors above our former place. lselt
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an~RCH NQgHPs.

TTne Street Presbytsrtan.-Usual service.
Pews free.
7finity n E. ChlsreA.-sunday School at
IVA. ~ Pre- ashin kstty Df. fBIiaaoF, OK &ps
'ACuclty, At f0tsi ST. Class meetings al 5
pm. Preaching by The Pastor at IA ri NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended to
strangers IN the city.
fs5 stESet 81. III HSC57siatii5eEE.-The usual
religious services VIII be held tomorrow.
Rev. James Hill, the new Pastor, viii oc7
=. enpy TIE. pulpit y
= Trinity y. 4. Enthusiastically at lD1s
"A. NJ, by Rev. Z. McJohnston, and at ~
pm. by the Pastor, Rev. john Poucner.
Sunday school at p. NJ. and class meet
dDgs at 3P. NJ Aa #Nt-4
Church Of the Holy Hl7loeents-Corner
of Ninth and Division Streets, Rev. ,.
Burford, Rector. Divine service, (tventt-
eth Sunday after Trinity,) with eelebra-
lion OF the Holy Communion l0& A. N.
Evening Prayer and Lecture on the " First
Christian Pr1vilege,". "a P, Il. Sunday
schools ami Bible Glasses, A. II. and 8
pm. NIid-Week Prayers, Wedn esday, ~
Pm.
Gro. y. FLOWER win preach for the
Church of Christ Sunday. (to-morrow,J at
Marble Hall, at 101& A. N. and IA P. NJ.
Subject for the morning- The LevitieaI
Priesthood" Subject for evening" sin
and tne Cure Sunday School at O'Clock
p. Il. All services are free and everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
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COUNTESS GISELA, by E. MARLITT,
author of "Gold ElsIe," THE Old Ms, M
'selIe's Secret, - &c. Translated from the
German by a. MANNER, New Y ork.
HARPER & BRoTHERs, Cinctnnatii ROB-
ERR CLARK s. Co. % cents. H tI
We have not read this story. The
neatness with which it is printed,
however, makes it look attractive, and
a glance atsome of It's paragraphs in
clines us to speak favorably in its be-
half. However, to be certain, our
readers had better order it from the
publishers, or Messrs. Clarke & Co.,
Cincinnati, and read it for themselves.
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TO the spirit Of tho times. The con-
teiats of the October number are !:
Episodes of an Obscure Life; Some
Harvest Thoughts; The Mothers
Knee and the Rainbow; Sundays on
the Continent; Bird of JOY; The
Miracles of Our Lord; The Com
panions ofSt. Paul; Upward Chances;
Immortality Brought to Light; The
Struggle in Ferrara; How to Study
the Old Testament; The Portrait of
Charity, as presented by St. Paul;
and Questions which are always Turn
ing Up. Among the writer's of these
contributions are Prof. Milligan, DR..
Alexander, Wm. Gilbert, author of
/" De Profundis," and DR.. William
Hanna.
SEVEN CURSES OF LONDON. By JAS.
GRE ENWoOD, the Amateur Casual; au-
thor of The History Of Little Raga-
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

WAITING BY THE RIvER.-Dr.
Thomas Hastings, who composed the
tunes Toplady, Zion, Retreat, orion
vile, and many others which are sung
the world over, adds, in the eighty
fifth year OF his age, still another rare
and appropriate installment to his leg
acy of sacred songs by the composition,
Waiting by the River How COM
forting to the aged Christian. patiently
waiting on the sho5es of time to ex-
change earth for Heaven Though
poor in this worlds goods, DR.. III. is
rich in the hope CT glorious herer
after, THuxgo4 uqLA Mu1TE9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

THE PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING. TIE
Z TEACHER, The PUPIL, THE SCHOOL, BY
L kNATHANIEL SANDS. n XIV YORK, HAIR
PER q BROTHBRS. 'IINCIGNArI, ROBERT
) CLARK q Co. III fE sH lftt fe1E El