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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-26

TAMES RIVER LAND. FOR SALE AT,
virtue of q deed OF trdst exc
c,lted by DIR. John Morris the 18th day OF, Feb,
Is45, and OF record In the clerks Office OF Gooch-
land, the undersigned vim sell at auction, on me
premises, on THURSDAY,,N Nov 10, at ". NJ. the
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. adjoining the
Goochland Courthouse tract, which was pur-
chased by DIR. Morris from the late Mrs. Ann, bar
ris. 1t contains about $40 acres, comprising %
acres OF first rate James River low grounds, be.
sides 80 acres Of low grounds on Beaver Dam
Creek. .
TERMS One-fourth cash; and the balance in
one, two, and three years, with six per cent IN
terest from date the purchaser living bonds with
to secure the deferred payments.
Should the sale tie prevented by bad weather on
th? day fixed 1t viii take place on the next uita-
bic day thereafter. Nv. II, +. MpRa1S,
sc 2T-Tu&Thtds -, ,..sss,a Trustee
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC-
TION OF APATIENT SEvENTY-EIGHT
YEARS OF AGE-THANKS TO ;,
MIR. HELMBOLD.
~,n.rn n. n.-.s ., ,ooo
GIRARD, PA, March 81, 1889.

y
Editor Cosmopolite: III
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits of
Helmbold's Buchu, and Tor the benefit Of those
similarly afflicted as myself to say that after con-
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies in the vain
hope Of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which, have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me Helmbold's Brchu, which COM
menced using with little faith. and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. AT the expi-
ration Of that time, however, thought com.
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
ragged me to perseyere In It's use, and now, at the
expiration Of four months, although am an In
firm old man, nearly seventy-eight years Of age,
and consequently medicines cannot be expectedto
faYorably effect me as they otherwise would,
have found such unspeakable relief and perma-
nent benefit from Mr.. Helmbold's valuable dis
covery that feel ought publicly to record the
fact. as an acknowledgment to him ands valuable
suggestion to the public.
..-,--. Yours, respectfully.
$3.50 . d. NJ. LAREN.
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;DGAR w. CRowELL, Resident Manager;
OsEPH B. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
LOCAL DIRECToRsLHEW YoI

LOCAL DIRECToRs-NEWYo YORK: ,.a-
EN-. Archibald, Fl. B. If. Consul, chairman;
A. A. Low, of A. a. Low d Brothers Il. q. Jaf-
fray, OF e. q. Jaffray CO.; Richard irwin, OF
Richard Irwin CO..; David saloman Boor-
man Johnston, of j. Boorman Johnston 81 Co.;
James Stuart, ofJ. q j. Stuart.
The Company limits itself entirely TO FlBE
business. q -E@ -.
All LOSSES cquitably adjusted and PROMPT
III PAID. s.,e.s ~ = z,.g5s.4
The business OF this company, extending over
period or sixty years, having been uniform
IL prosperous, has won for thsm q high reputa-
ton throughout the world for careful management
and financial strength. The patronage Of the In
suring public is solicited With special attention
to our liberal rates Of premium.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE& CO.,
General Agents state Of Virginia.
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EARM FOR sALE.-I offer for sale pri-
II vately nv FARM In Charles City county, Va,
known as "THE GLEBE," lying within two and
q half miles Of James river. two miles Of the
Courthouse, and four miles Of Wtlcox's Wharf,
on James Etyer, eontalnis ls5ol SIX HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES; four hundred and forty of
which Is open lands, very level, easy to ate
this section, and particularly SO to fruits and We
getables. Nearly all the open land has been lined
at the rate of forty bushels per acre. The balance
Of the tract Is in timber.
set out last spring an ORCHARD of 5000
budded peach trees, which are growing finely. /
have also another orchard Of $50 trees Of apple,
peach, &C., OF choice kinds. planted fourteen
years ago, which are now In full bearing. Also, a
dwarf pear orchard.
The buildings are very good The DWELLING
is substantial brick one, with five Target rooms.
The enclosures are very good, large part ne post
and railing. This Is considered one OF the health
lest places in lower Virginia. A bold stream Of
water passes entirely through 1t, watering every
field and atfording fine water-power Cor mill. /
am disposed to sell the whole, but would sell half
or two thirds. 1t lies very well to be divided into
two three farms, with plenty Of timber for each.
For further information refer to my brother, Or.
Crenshaw, of Richmond, Va, or myself residing
on the farm. Address A. P. CRENsHAW,
W1lcox's Wharf.
sc IL, SSw Charles City county, Va.
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oc Is-- 22 26 2enoi&s - - ---1-ssSs

EOR SALE OR RENT, MY RESI-
II DENCE, eos Leigh street. Lot ~ by LIS feet,
with culyerts,. and paved. House three:story
brick with metal roof, thoroughly furnished with
modern improvements. II desired, long credit
win be given for the larger part OF the purchase
if not sold within Few days, It viii be rented to
good tenant, and speedy possession given. Ap-
ply to j. u. MONTAGUE, Fl
&C 2Alw 1lie Main street.
TINE CHANCE TO WOOD GETTERs.
IL ONE HUNDR ED AND F0RTY-EoUR
Richmond and DanYflle railroad, eight miles from
Richmond. Switch on the place. VIII cut twenty
Eve cords wood per aeI Psisss Sl2 psf acre.
firsa Real Estate .Auetfoaeer, go
ocs No. lols Main street.
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A FINE JAMES RIVER FARM, OF

+ A FINE JAMES RIVER FARM, OF
LAND, FOB SALE.-At the request of the owner,
i offer for sale that fine farm called .sC0LES-
sVILLE.'' containing sos ACRES OF LAND, 400
of which are cleared and In arabic condition, the
remainder in woods together with another tract
Of ls4 acres of WOOD LAND, distant from Coles
City COUNTY, one nile from james river. and oniy
one mile from Wilcox,s landing on the river, ad-
Joining the lands Of DR.. Wilcox, Mr.. Geo. Walk
er. john D. Haryie, Esq, and others, distant by
land % miles from Richmond. There are about gao
acres Of that fine, superb red soil, SO famous in
this section and about 20 acres Of fine land, excel
lent for grass. 1'5s Il. ~ ss.r5ist
The Improvements consist of an excellent
FRAMED DWELLING, In good condition, Of
orchard, an excellent garden-spot, and all neces-
sary out-buildings In ample abundance, all In good
order.
For particulars apply to or address 1898 81
W. 3. Robins, Ioo2 Main street.
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II AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of de-
shall offer for sale on the premises at public auc
ton, on the BOTH DAY OF NOYEMBk r NEXT,
the TRACTS OF LAND on which Drury a.
Lunenburg. on Tusekiah Greek, about miles from
Meherrln depot, on tho Richmond and Uanville
railroad. and containing seven hundred and sew
enty &C es on credit or one and two years, bonds
bearing interest from day of sale, purchaser CIV
ing bonds with approved security, and the title
retained until the whole of the purchase-money Is
paid. Enough cash will be required, to pay ex-
penses of cult and sale -
: 80 j. Y. HARDY, CONS.
Also, on the same day, ALL THE PERSONAL
PROPERTY will he sold on the premises.
TERMS: Cash. &C 2s-wdtn
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MIR. Laren refers to the following gentlemen:
Colonel DAN RICE, Gtrard, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, Esq, Girsrd, Pa, editor Of
C0snaopoEite;;
GEORGE 81. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney;
G. j. HINES, Girards Pa, Attorney
Captain D. W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, At
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BY Cook u Laughton, Auctioneers, F.
!, corner Franklin aud Governor streets.

5, corner Franklin aud Governor streets.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
Ut HOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 o's'oc i we
n general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNi-
TORE, consisting of
MAHOGANY BUREAUS, BEUoIEADS ano
TABLES; - '-a,.-z.~sz,------~.@.-
DINl~G TABLE, .s.s rst.-. -
MhHOGANY' CARD TABLES, &C.;
together with many other useful housekeeping ar
tfnles COOK g. LAUGHTON,
co On III. Auctioneers.
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Capital stock and surplus oyer. SIS, Goo 900 90
Investments In United States. $3.50. 647,9I5 u
Deposited with Treasurer OF Viz
ginia, registered bonds. $1,000 90
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% ~
CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN. -.
WEsTpoRT, CONN.,, September 5, 1859.
Il. z. Helmbotd, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
of Buchrln about two weeks since FOR an affection
ofthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihave suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past, But
yesterday relief came through the effect of your
s.Buchu.n A stone passed from my bladder about
the size of large pea, and now feel perfectly
well and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with so hard. attribute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
SONS similarly affected to try it. have great
faith In It's curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF,

nEIrTIIAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
sEEf 800 49, VIRGINIA
- 49, ---.Es-,s "a INCORPORATED lIsae
rrFICE coRNER OF 10TH AND BAHA syEEATss
insrrss BINDINGS by perpetual or annual pohcy.
losses equitabiy adjusted snd promgsy PFC, 1.,us
having properly 10 insure win find It 70 thelr in1er-
est ai % eau n 4. cLAIRoRNE, Principal Agent
y .,..s4. IcTIN r. ilAHPORTH, Sccretary. ~
!. HENRY U.DANFoRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLMAN, Collector. :, ss=ss.s
aats 81 DIRKGToaS:
: JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM @. ALLEN.
JOHN G.. HOBS0R, ssSgE
JAMES DUNLOP, .
5 WILLIAM GRAY, -
80 s.s WILLIAM ID. .HAXALL,
Z VII SAMUEL @. TARDY, 3
JAMES ii. GRANT, .EsS
tTF' ALFRED T. HARRIS,
y SEf JOHN EREELAND, zsst f'tt
GARRETT +. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS, s. -.
s. WILLIAM a. PALMER oc 10
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.fstN.gs.,.% REFERS TO
REV. WILLIAM CoGSW ELL, Westport, Conn.
j. l.. g. CANNON, Druggist. Westport, Conn.
n. B.:WHEELER, Esq, W estport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn. @.
DIR. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn. -.
r. w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others, If necessary.
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The sale of the DAVIS MANSION in the above
day of November, 1870, at q O'Clock p. NJ.
The sale OF the other property will come on as
advertised as above. oan, -.
Or d w. GODDlHy AuCts
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ESTABLISHED 1893.

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
UF LONDON. a
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FIRE, MARINE, AND Ll2,,v,5 ,ss,,,, ,,; Ycr
OFFICE No. nos MAIN STREET.. - -
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DAVID oL1N, Gissrd, Pa, Merchant;
DAvDE. DAY, Girard, Pc, Merchant;
@: r. ROCKWELL. Gtrard Pa. Merchant;
B. G. ELY, Girard, Pa, Druggist.
ASK FOB
1880 HELMBoLD,S. -g,.-.--
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

answer can ne given than that OF one OF our rner-
chant princes TO the collector sent out bx. theso
very children mot one cent sir,n said he.
..Sodiers are played out" Bur fortunately
there were people who remembered ana ful-
filled their oDligations., Tie Institution 1our-
ished and grew They were obliged by increasing
numbers to move several times, I'LL now they are
preparing the OLD Field Mansion, 6lst street. TO &C.
commodate II necessary nearly 1000 children, aud
nave perfected arrangements by which they receive
Tne ran powerlui M apa Wen "
New York win, hereafter have a half voice and re-
presentation In the Institution.
:, Ihe names or the Advisory Committee-JudQ0
Duy Alongside OF stewart l.. Woodford ana General
o arnnois ~ Barlow-guarantee nonparIisan man
akelneht, Us also does snr Grand Army OF the Re-
puoic, whose constitution expressly provides that
politics shall not be discussed any way IN any or
their posts. -
:, pm mas been introduced at Albany BY Mr.. John
u. White 10 give them moderate amount ptr
cdpua lol tue children they have. We hope this
most righteous appropriation win pass.
PETER PATRIOT.
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CONSOLIDATION OF TIVE UNION NOME f00 SOLDIERS cHa.
0ith AND The GRAaO Aasf Of IHt Rsfu6lC.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD--
The Union Home and School for Soldiers Children
has been for nine years OF the prasew orthy
and useful charities in the city OF New York. Under
the wise management Of Mrs. Judge DAILY Mrs.
Admiral Farra2ut Mrs. Hoyt and many other bene
violent ladies' very great amount OF good has been
done. They have about 800 children now and 800
applicants Since their establishment they have
educated and maintained nearly 1900 soldiers
orphans.
Many difficulties have been encountered-losses OF
property, unexpected expenses and other ordinary
drawbacks but. hardest OF all. coidness and In.
difference on the part OF those who were once
oudest with their pledges and promises OF assistance
VINO does not remember the days when the music
OF the departing regfhnents was almost drowned oy
the shouts and promises OF those who remained be-
hindg GO, my brave fellows Wen take care Of
your famines while you're gone. wen reward you
when you come back, ana II you die for our sakes
your widow and little ones shall never como to waot
Only 60 and DO our dghting." And how. In Q gone.
raj way, were those promises keptf No better
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
AN ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAR ROBBERY.
Arrest of the Thief-lnteresting Particulars.

[From the Boston Traveller. Feb. IL
A few days since man named Shepherd s.
stephens, OF Bangor, Me-, passed through this Sec
u0n In custody or oHcerS, the charge or stealing
Sll 500 In currency and $1,000 In Belfast
city b0ndS. IL appears IRON statement in n Quincy
H., paper tnat ABOUT three months ago two gentle.
men put up at the Astor House, In New YORK utrec,
from Bangor, Me. One OF these gentlemen mad IN
his possession the amount above stated. The no n ds
were entrusted to one OF the by certain parties
In Bangor who desired 10 reailZe'money thereon.
the next morning after their arriva! the gentleman
him stepped out OF the room few moments and
tod his friend TO remain until his return. The friend
stayed as ne was directed, but wne the other
was out opened the latter's carpetoag ana quietly
placed the money aud bonds IN his POCKET and
vamO5ed steps were ut once taken 10 obtain some
clcw To the thef's Whereabouts, but TO no purpose
until at last the delinquent wrote home TO MS
family IN Bangor. THIS letter was intercepted and
j. was discovered mat he was IN chicago. Measures
were immediately taken TO capture hun, lie was
traced TO Lyons, Iowa, and thence west. when all
trace oil him was lost. Finally, the detective having
hao returned TO Illinois could found Quincy
IL appears mat IN the meantime stephens had
mad invested Ills ready money In 400 acres oil
Kansas lands He then went to quincy, where he
had ou riends and appearing TO pe the same honest
ana upright man ne was known TO be come years
before, he was cordially welcomed 10 their hearths
ana homes. lis visit among his friends
had Teacned some three weeks' duration: Ne
made many acquaintaAces ant was atoQetner
very much iiked But his crIme found him ouI at an
unexpected moment. lac detective wuo aad been
on ms track arrested him just US no was stepping
prised at the d5"oue,Aent ne suOinitted quietly,
No money otner tnan q few dollars was found upon
Stephens, but the whole amount Of the bonds.
Sz, 500 was discovered 10 hn trunk.
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should have given IN their names as members OF the
movement. II propose he said, that we sustain
the presidency Of the Church Of Zonnot rs first and
second but as equals. There is no jealousy between
them. no wrestling for position and consequently
were called and instructed TO show that
they were equal, that nrst and second was
tssv o Mere to be- consdersd in the
or the heavenly revelation, as the two arms
OF man, Hence | move that We sustain
them as equal cOunsel0rs TO the presidency" Har-
rison and Godbe were then confirmed by u,pa uoce
vote OF the assembly 1--WE have not taken this vote
by baliot' Mr.. Kelsey said ''becanse we cannot
question those two names and organize the Church
oI Zion."
KELSEY CONFIRMED AS AN APOSTLE.
Mr.. Godbe reiterated the announcement tnat the
various ''quOrumsn would be organized according
as the proper persons TO nll them were appointed
. "Only one person - he sald has thus far been des
ignated by heavenly revelation as a member OF the
twelve, and he Is Ei B. Kelsey rise to move that
he he accepted by you as one OF the quorum OF the
Twelve" Mr.. Kelsey was then unanimously chosen
pfUG UOCe.
LAWRENCE ELECTED TEMPORARY TRUSTEE IN TRUsT
Mr. Godbe suggested the name OF Henry W. Law.
renee as trustee trust OF the Church OF Zion until
v permanent trustee should be named and ratified
at Tile General Assembly IN April next. Mr.. Law.
renee, who is universally respected as a sterling
man, who was one OF the CHEF stockholders In the
co operative institution, and whom the ''orthodoxu
suade not To leave the established system was In
similar manner confirmed as temporary trustee In
trust.
MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH OF zIoN
Mr.. Harrison then announced that about 200 men
and women had ''s0ld their brlcKA ana given IN
their names as members OF the movement. That
was he said, nearly forty times as many as had
''sold their brlckn when Joseph Smith organ ized
bls Church forty years ago next April; and II the
new movement should progress In CORES ponding
ratio they might soon expect to see a measure OF
advancement OF which those adnering to the old
system had no conception. The meeting was ended
by the Denediction.
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INDIAN STRATEGY.-A Texas paper relates the fol-
loWing:-Ihe Indian tribes In the territory 1t is re-
ON ali Texas cattle passing through their country,
The Chcrokees charge ten cents a head, the Creeks
twenty-five CENTS and lately the Cmc.asaws have
enacted tbat ffty cents head must pe paid for AL
Texas cattle driven through. IL is asserted that
there Is no way to AVOID this toll without uriyInv
much further west ano running the gauntlet Of the
savage Comancbes. ihe Indian legislatures seem
to nave taken lessons from cvHIzcd nasons as
TO the best lnethods OF niliRg their trcasurcs rne
Indian Territory IS NOS subject TO the provisions Of
the constitution, aid Its ruicfs, In fact have the
right TO exc.uoe whlIe men from their boundaries
This question. however, may prove - Troublesome
~ thaa OF the railroads, which was the osteDsiOe
cause or the late wRr:
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Mrs. MARGARET MOTHERLY.

An Anii.Womnn's Rights Old Bachelor ON the
social EVIL and the Laws of Marriage.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
You are not up to proper appreciation Of the
cause and cure OF the evIl OF prostitution you COM
PLAIN OF in to-days paper. The surest way of pre-
venting the evil Is to encourage marriages But our
lawsare all so framed as TO greatly discourage mar
riages because they put an lntolerabe burden on
the male sex to support female vanity and love OF
dress. Men, therefore, do not marry as freely as
they would II the disabilities they LABOR under were
removed, and, as consequence, the eyl is en-
couraged. The laws have stripped the American
husband OF all his rights and have increased his
duties Do you wonder, then, ir men hesitate to
put the halter OF marriage on their necks2 Let q
husband attempt to- control his wife In regard
to her going IN or going out, in regard
to her expenses or In regard to her perform
ing properly her household affairs, and what is
the result? quarrel, followed by the vile drag.
ging the husband before the courts, where not the
first chance Is given him OF proper defence He
Is compelled TO pay her lawyers expenses and o
weekly payment Of anony often three-quarters OF
his income, and often imprisoned. His aeence Is
not heard, or II heard not minded In the least by
the Judge. lt seems enough tnat wife accuses him
to convict him OF anything. wife may keep her
properly Tree liability OF her husbands dents,
but he Is liable for all OF her debLs II he refuse her
an extravagant Six dress or Jewelry all she has to
40 Is 70 90 and get II ana have It charged TO MIN.
70 get mas exravagant dress she fancIes she ought
70 have TO be equal TO Mrs. Grundy, around the
corner she yields TO the temptation gets 1t and les
the husband pay n ne can. II So all right. 1t keeps
hun all his ife II he cannot ne must steal or
fail But the greatest evil Is tnat the display OF ex.
travagance by married women spos the girls
that arc not married, and they tell you
plainly that II you are not ready to
support them In great style you must not
make any attempt to marry them, and thence 1t ioi-
lows that near,y all young men OF moderate salary
or means unable 10 marry. what follows Pros.
ttuton OF the male sex 10 the vie women IN the
CITY, which in ITS turn Is speedily followed Dy pr0stl
tuition OF some at least OF the girls VINO won't marry
q man Of small means. | lei you make marriage
easy aud you stop al the source the revenue that
keeps up prostitution. You cannot make marriage
easy until yoa put the woman completely under
control OF the man., and compel her TO obey his
every lawful wish. Repeal all The laws that put
women IN tneir present position or independence
nom and denance Oh their husbands or fathers and
then only wll you see prostitution decline and
nearly disappear. The married woman's property
law should be the first TO co. the laws giving all
nony and the laws by when woman cause
tne arrest OF her husband saonld be the next All
disgrace 10 our statute book and the or our
soclai rottenness, MORTON MULLIGRUBS.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Tne following we're the only public salcs or real
estate made yesterday
EKW YORK CITY PROpERry-BY WILKINS
House and ot corner I'd and l0sth 1t. 7x66 $50
House and o So lfth ST. eb OF 3d av, l6bxlV0 1900
lots, ss 18th o. xf6 Of I'd av 2ssl0lo each 500
lots, llth o., 236 OF I'd av, 25s0OlO each. 800
lot 18th st. 16D n OF 9Th 2Uxl022 each 6S76
lot adjoining, $3.50
lot adj joining 20x 02 6.725
lots 64th st 800 of 9th 20xO2 Y, each 5000
lot, 9th and l2ith 50.5K85 $40
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The Wedding Town.

| 4aid to Lucy one summer night.
As she sat and worked at her wedding gown
stitching away in the sunset light,
Which sprinkled gold on her tresse7 brown
' Lucy, answer and tell me true,
What of your old love. and what of yuur nov >
With just quiver upon her brow,
And the white work rustlod across her kuer
She answered, THE old love remant tn now.
Us much as ever il was to me
\ dresm-a something could not hold.
fading fortune Of fairy gold
Nul did nothing that can blame;
And then she rustled her work aud sighed
one thinks no harm when name that name
Right proud she said. one i satisfied
First love calls for a smile and sigh
LIES love call Us to live and to die
-' can you recall when wore some iover---
Flowers he gave me to deck my hair
Ere the twilight they dropped in showers.
And naught but the stems remained Their
Life - love giveth better crown.
Nnd -it and work at my wedding gown
Behind MS. the eastern cloud lay dead
The wes, was bright A. a golden ses
Md Lucy gazed at II, As she said
The old love is but dream to me.
la the twilight hours W. hail star,
But We know the sunshine Is better tar