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SERVICES IN WASHINGTON.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Dr. Lewis ssT'he New Firth and the New
Dispensasian.',

Dir. Lewis ssVie New Firth and the New
Dispensasion.,
WASHINGTON. March 10, 1871.
Divine service at 81. Johns church to-day was
conducted by Rev. DR.. Lewis pastor OF the church,
who took for mis- text the fourth chapter OF Sc,
Paul's Epstle To the Galatians, thirty first verse
$50 then, brethren we are not children OF the bond
women, but OF the Iree." This Sunday is one OF re
ireshment one that prines reresnment to us all. II
takes it's from the miracle OF the feeding OF the
multitude an allegory which conveys to our minds
the spiritual foot which Father offers always,
especially on the Sabbath day. il Is a season
OF humility. and God having forgiven rs our sins,
we are here 10 thank Him for 1t; TO thank Him that
we are
TIRE CHILDREN OF THE FREE,
the children o. the new dspensauon. ~. Paul was
teaching this difference In the aliegcry quoted to
day. lie was speaking then to the people or the
Church. The old Mosaic law was the child OF the
h0nawoman It's children lived after that law and
participated in II, and we, as the children of the
new Church. learn ~, these words the freedom and
vide privileges or our free birth. The apostolic days
nave swept away the old dispensatlon. and ST. Paul
oes Us ro' 20 sses se aeepr M ha hs pe p ~
The language 0i nietapnor which st. Paul uses
is Intended to teach men by arr ana not
which his hearers were familiar, making
IL evident TO them aud 10 tnat tho meaning was
Intended TO be conveyed. He taught US that the
religion OF Iaith -
TRUE OsHDIENCE.
true reliance on the covenant of Gods promises.
God never meant mans natural theology should
fail. The question: .'What shall do To be saved ~
Is strong aud fair question. You must be born
again, the child OF the free woman, TO enter ChristS
Kingdom. Our birth in bondage, the bondage OF sin
Is the natural condition. The new birth the birth OF
freedom. ls Gods love in our hearts which makes us
say, 'f will arise and 20 TO my father" The life OF
true peneDce Is the only life. he accepts, put are
1T TO go to Him. TIE question reaches us vitay.
1T stirs ny TO thought and rehectlOn and men laugh
at Us aud ask why we have grown pious so suddenly
But this should not weaken religion Let us
laugh back like Isaac. firm in reliance upon Goa.
There Is no
HYPOCRISY IN THE HUMILITY
that makes ask to be one OF his servants. Let us
enter IN the broad field deter mined energy. Let
them ask then and we can saw 1--WE not children
OF tn bondwoman, but or the free.n
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AETrTL DODGERS D0DGED.

On saturday night band OF New York anu Brook.
iyn pckpocSets turned up in Newark in the guise Of
street prize candy and gift jewelry merchants.
They were doing thriving business both in their
real and assumed vocation, among the crowds OF
suspecting Newarkers who gathered around their
stands, when suddenly man named Charles F.
Bertrand, Of No Is Lake street, discovered that his
handsome silver watch and seventy-fve dollar gold
chain had disappeared from his pocket. 'Poice
poiicer' cried Charles. "I guess we'll close up
snop,i said one OF the merchants as he blew ont
hts nambcaux. Charles cry was head by Chiei
Glasby's .'bobbies," who pounced upon me mer
chants and their attendants and marched them TO the
station house. -Four OF the gang, Francis VI smith.
John Downey and Joseph Prince, AL OF New York,
and william DOugnery, Of Brooklyn. were com
mltted Tor trial yesterday on suspicion Of larceny.
1t Is believed that this gang carried on an extensive
pocket picking business in front OF Centre :arkc'
on Saturday night
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Personal Intelligence.

General b. +. Butler left the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday for Washington.
Mr.. Benjamin +. Gud, editor Of the Boston Bal-
let5a Is sojourIing at the Westminster Hotel.
Captain LAmy, OF England, Is quarered at the
st. James Hotel.
Mr.. w. S. King. Postmaster OF The House or Repre-
sentatives, has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge folger, OF the Supreme Court, has left the
Finh Avenue Hotel for Washington.
Mr. s. G. McLaren. a prominent lawyer OF Edin-
burg Scotland is among The arrivals at the west
minister Hotel.
Colonel W. r.. Roberts member or Congress, left
the Metropolitan Hotel last evening Washington.
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COURT CALtHcARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME COURT srEcIAL TERN-Held by Judge
BRADY Demurrers--Nos. l, 7. s, ~. issues OF law
ana fact-Nos 10 8 90, 80 %, lie $780, 1871, 1872 13S,
l45 147 lis I4e ISL 49,, 153 1874 l56 81, So go, H.
~ l2 64e l, loS Al, 80, 81, So, Ill ITO, 49, ia,
60, l40h. .
SUPREME CorET-CIRculT-Part Held by Judge
Suherland-Nos. II, 5 81 ST. 1885, %, 203 $50, $40,
5s5 ar Io5 81 45 90. 575, 100, 80, S. las. Part p
Held nv Judge Van Brunt-Nos. ~. AZ, 2l6&, 1889,
2o2 s25t. 252H. l26, 49,, $685. 200, 1So, pa, SO,
l44ls POS, 22s. 2ss, 646 1892.
CosMoN Pleas, TRIAL TEEM--Part Held by
Judge i.oew-Nos. $40, 3i7, 611, 7ss S25, 2s9 604
.a;, 53s 5,4 Ga, ass, s03, 220, 1l31r.
MAprNF ColiRT.-TRIAL TERN-Held by Judge Cur
lis Part 2Nos $3.50 534o, 5377. 1920. So2o9, 4s6I,
5o76 5l5s $685. 5la3, 523I, 5243, 5256, $685. 527i,
bsai h3sa SAL 5SA3. $500 aSs5, 1866, 1881, 540l,
54lS si4A 52sq, 534e, $685. 1908. COLL.
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every one was. as we might say, double self--one
created IN true holiness, who loved ana nonoreo
was ever nj war with righteousness. and ~ relnired
courage on the part Of the Cnristlan to withstand
The temptations Of the evil spirit. There was no in
timation In the Scriptures that the soul might be-
cOnps
SINIESsLY PERFECT
in tns life but some might reach higher degree Of
holiness than others fhs was by more prayer,
abundant works and SACRIFICES tor Christ. Those
who had manifestiy obtained the highest degree or
horess were the most humble ana who counted
themselves the most sinful aud unworthy He hoped
that they might so hive In this world that they would
be acceptable unto Goa IN the eno
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bEBiCtTi0I IN BaOOhLYN.

The newly erected ediGce on the corner OF Bergen
street and Fifth avenue was formally dedicated TO
divine worship. under the patronage OF ST. Au-
gustus, yesterday. The services were attended by
large concourse of people, Bishop Loughnn perform.
ing the ceremony OF dedication, assisted by the
pastor Rev. Father Rhatagan. and Rev. Father
Smith, OF 81. Johns College. The building Is 46x9o
eet TWO stories and basement, and viii be used for
school house soon rs the trustees feel tnat they
cal uldertake TVS responsibility Of building .
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TsUTlNlC FREE LOVERS IN NEWARK.

Some time ago Philip Bicn, middle aged Ger
man. residing in Newark, mysteriously disappeared
from his home, leaving his sorrowng wife Rosa 10
enact almost incessantiy the roie Of NioDe. Re-
Gently Rosa dried her tears, learning that Phil
was not dead put living life OF pleasure, II not OF
moral propriety, with one Barbara Stcke a matron
OF comey appearance, some ten years his junior.
Yesterday on q warrant Issued by Justice Mills, at
the Insiigatlon of the much-abUsed Rosa, Philip
aud Barbara were lodged in jail on very grave
rt.n
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nu,ns, ten years hence might repent
Il. Shall we play fantastic tricks with Gods chill
dren, wiIn philosophy, or our crude notions OF
theology Gods children are worth more than all
else. Would l not have been raised TO tempest OF
dren by food or medicine? God does not care for
forms or creeds, but take heed that ye offend not
one OF these little ones.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Tne following record viii show the changes in the
temperature FOR the past twenryfour hours Ia cont
palison with the corresponding day OF last year, a.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pnar-
macy, HERALD Building corner or Ann street,
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larger cdifce. The building which ia or the
komanesque order OF architecture, viii seat 10co
persons. The structure, together with ten lots OF
ground. cost gao, 600
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John Crimmins, Iaborer, thirty TWO years OF age,
died In bellevue Hospital on saturday afternoon
from the effects Of tall from scaiiold at the new
depot ouiiaing. the "a instant.
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WoxAS's RIGHTS on CAPE Con. MAss.-At the
town meeting In Pembroke last week, Mrs. hopcrt
Barker and Mrs. n. X. Randall were elected over
secrs OF the Poor, ana Miss Sarah ]. Brown men,
Der OF the Scn0o Committee.
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PLENTY ROOM FOR EMIGRANrs.--East OF the Mis-
slsslpp there still remains undisposed Of CO. coo
acres OF public lands West OF that river excluding
Alaska are e93 742, 562 acres, distributed as fol-
lOws:-
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James Flynn. a lad fourteen We

James Flynn. a lad fourteen years of age, died at
the residence OF his parents, No. 3lf East Twelfth
street. on saturday. James fell from the roof OF Il
shed. and thus received injuries which caused his
DEATH Coroner Herman was notified TO hold
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At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning fire was dig
covered IN the building OF the New York Gas Com
pany No. II Mercer street. The building was dam
aged 20 the extent oi $500: insurance, il any, not
known. The loss 10 the gas company Will not TALL
short OF SlJ0o: insured Tor $4,000.
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Average Icmpcraturc YCStefuay %
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ................. 40
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Coroner Schirner was yesterday called TO hold an
inques; No. A. Crosby street on the body OF An
tonic Cassrfelli, Child, four years of age whose
death resulted from Injuries received on Thursday
last by falling from q Inird story window the
pavement during the temporary absence of the
parents rom the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-11
BY ". esddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT yALU.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
IL BILE ESTATG IN HANOVER COUNTY
CALLED <GCLs HILL, OE THE PAGUF-
KEY tRIVEk, EIGHTEGA MILES HAsT OF
KICHMONB.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust exc
cated TO the subscriber By Thomas e. Ballard and
WIFE bearing date LIST October, 1870, duly recorded
In Hanover County Court on the 2lth october,
1870, we shall, in execution thereof, proceed TO
sell atpu5llc auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NE9DAY, the goth September, 1871, az II o. clock
III. uffsir; n not, the erss fSir Day ;hereafterJ
thatYkLUABLE ESTA TIE located as above, &d-t
t,ininE the lands OF Mrs. VIM. =. Newton, I'r.
Pollard, and The estate Of The Messrs. 'Buahley,
containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND TEN
ACRES, more or less, known az "GOLD HIL[L,'.
and formerly owned by the late DR.. Vim. y. Nell
son. This estate has 1t AL the buldir usually
found on such q piare, and the land Is regarded
equal to the best on the Pamunkey river. The
ne'shhorhood is amongst the most desirable In
Hanover county. ,ft'-,sgz -s 80
The deed requires so much in cash as shall be
sufficient to derray the expenses OF sale ard to
pay of an acceptance for sl.ts&52, with interest
from 4th April last; on credit as to 81 5AS.&a uu-
III 4th October next SON credit as To gIsl2 81 un-
I'll 4th APRIL next on cre1it as TO 81 80 until
4th october 1874 and az to the residue OF the pro-
ceeds OF sale on suchte.ms as the said Ballard
ahal prescribe and direct on bis failure to give
any such directions, then on such terms Is the
trustees shall az the hour OF sale announce.
H.. --kEDREW L. EGLETT,i a-.
an zsteodtds -, So IT,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.--By virtue
q Of A decree of Charlotte Circuit, the under.
signed commissioners, w em7r I9 Pr sa re a.
public aeto + tN9 sisssI5 Is That
V1SeA Va, EyT tie in the. county, Of Char.
lolte, belonging to Jace @. Darlington, Known ss
tains some 2.5Oo acres lying In body, on Little
Rosnoks and Twitty's creek. Immediately on the
line Of TIE Richmond and Dsnvitie rai,road, wnlen
Roanoke and Mosslno 10: dspot CT sald Taiiroso
(between two and three miles from eachl: The
sGs has 1sTse ep gp1f' a5d IN point Of fertility
It Ia not surpassed by any land in this section OF
the state There are three sstNementS upon IL os-
with frame addition, and is surrounded by az ne
cessary out-houses and has fine garden, orchard,
On Roanoke creek, Immediately adjoining the
rsfjroad. there is LARGE and VERY VALUA-
BILE MANUFACTURING and GR1ST MILL,
operated by ter.power. WITH cspacity I0s
ner aunum. The mill has settlement around IL
conei sting OF dwellng-house storehouse, shops,
The aforesaid property will be offered either az
VIII lie or in parcels as seems most desirable, ana
APPS or plats or same will be exhibited on the DAY
This sale will be oze OF the greatest bargains
ever offered to parties seeking to invest in real
estate: both the plantation and the mill are among
the mott valuable inths secSton OF TIE state, ana
as the sale is forced one, 1t Will be SOLD even
should 1t 80 for far less than iis value:
TERMS: Five per cent. o. pnrGnasse money one
two and three years; purchaser to give bon WIN
good sc curitv and title retained until the whole or
The sale viii take place at IL O'Clock NJ. Par
ties Il ON distance desiring to attend It can come
n on the train from Richmond, which passes up
Darlington iiIl, where the sale takes plaee an
return that evening on the CLOCK train TO RICH
m0nd' W. !; T. w. KS kkAD,
au A-R&Thtl1Sept Commissioners.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VALUABLE FARM OF 1917 ACRES,
Y In TIE CO0nTY OF HEEkiC :. Nice
MILES from EICHMO ID md 4 U I
HALE MILE NORTH < F THE YOrk hlVF Il
RAJ IRO I'D, AND ONE NILS WEsT ,lF Saw
AGE cTATiON. FOE SALE AT AUCFlCS.-
BY virtue ola deed of trus; from thas ii. Powell
ard wife to us, dstd 'ctoo.r co. 1884 duly record
hook 81 page leg. we Will. on The I'D Day
OF OCTOBER, 1871, at Henrtco count Court
bonse 81 o clock z. a.. in the city of EicbInond.
proceed to Sell the LANDS conveyed In the said
dc ed, being TWO TE. CTJ OF La d ID Dough, by
Charles II. Powell from David Niche and wife,
continuing in the aggregate 19l 55-lO0 acres. adj
joining the lands Of Ur. Pete field Trent and 9th
ers. On the tract called W.stHoed, coDtai ntng
1917 acres, there Is q comfoI table and foOmy
dwelling and kitchen, barn, stable. &C. About
one-half Of this tract is under cultivation, pre-
ducing go7d crops. The Wade tract adjoins IT,
Homestead, and contains So $40 acres 1s covered
with heavy growtA Of Timber and wood.
tar. Powell. vino lives en- the place, Will show
the lands aud give any information that may be
desired. Possession viii be given as soon az the
growing crops are secured. Both tracts ELL be
solo together, or separately, as may be dSemed
best
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance in three
equal payments in 8, II, and IL morths, interest
ADDED at the rate OF eight per cent with deed Of
trust 20 secure the deferred payments
VIM. II BAXTER. lnrrstee.
TEOS. II. PUWELL,}
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" By Hill & Goddia. 49,.
Aactsoneers and Rsal Estate Agents,
st RIO, HOS S2tu street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
and BUILDIAG LOTS ON; CHURCH
HILL.-By vi, tue Of o deed OF trust executed by
John G. Watkins to the subscriber, az trustee,
dated s7d day Of Feby usry, 1870 And or record In
the Cltrk'n Offices OF R!chmcnd Hastings Court
aud Henrlco County CouIt being shareto required
Uses on "A rDHDAY! the iIsth day Of septein bsr,
at u O'Clock e., b, the BRICK H0Usr on The
seth street OF q feet by lsl feet deep. The house
has four rooms with Kitchen, IN the yard, and wa
ter % Che premises -%.,I Zs:s4zis = - .ti51ssS
Also. the Va CANT LOTS on, slst street, COM
msncirg at fhe corner OF sist ana O streets, and
runnisg soothwardlJ, leo feet, having . depth Of
the whole square. IL - 81: 49, y .stIII
TERMS: Cash ~ to the expenses Of sale and to
pay or debt OF esq Is with interest and No 10
the bxlssce, upon such terms ~ shall be spnounce
ST The asiei 1t Is probable more favorable terms
may be given on day OF sale. -..,~-'---sse
8 aes 80 John A. COKE. Trustee.
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by Lynes u brother. gi 1.
Aucttozeers and RaaI Ee:asa Agents.
: ne. 1919 Main streoG. -. -.
VA;LL;U4A..gl,LE ], PROPERTY = SITUATE

VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED
0A. WHAT ISt KNOWN AS ORANGE
sTREgT, D CAB The C0RNkRfI3F . fST
STREET, WITH NEAT FRAMED eoITA0 a
HOUSE, &C.. FOE SALEsAT PURLIC kUC.
TON We shall, at iths rtquest Of the owner.
nfs John Becker, who now asides on tbs aboya
place eel at PUBLIC action, On The premises, on
HUHsilAY, the Nlh day OF September, 1871, at 4
above described. go ~ ''s.~sse~~s
The cottage contains some ave or SIX rooms,
great many slect fruit tres g. 4. ( -. = =
En, o i siso or tee plsse large slaaghter-
mouse, lee-house, saussge house, ssahle. &c. In
cry. ~ ~ "a - - =, = - = $3.50
There ts q nne pump Of water In the yard, With
iron pipes conves Ing tue wafer wherever nsau.d q.
!, TDs lana atsscasd canststs OF some tuof OF
sGrae acres tue sxset qaaRtity can ha sseaftsia-
e0sssLhS how OF sac. 800 : :: :.
TO par los In hit line OF business this ofysrs
very Savorsbte poYluafsy. s7 I,zssf ~
2ESMs ASds kao Nm Al the hour ss sa,a3
LSaE d BHoIHkE,
800 Auciioneesa.
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Ne of the LIST humorous papers mas
70 Iurny cut. 1t illustrates lbs scene
an Id lent is waking In has garden. fIe-
.,.n.l. me m,lkmsu comes along, OUTSIDE
,n~ hieh g4rdcn wall, and gives bis s rus'
,",,,,'S vsii. O,d GENT hears something,
bur-. icing yrre deaf, is unable to make Out
i,,.. wnsf "a wanted; so he puts his Ear;
rn1npet in place. aud elryating tue oel,
edge over tie wali, exclai1ns " Here !"
MiIsmau takes it for dish, and eDptles a
ou.:t of milk into the old gents ear, ana
aJes about his business. 1t is about as lu'
eijcl Gus sn incident as can be maslned.
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BY Gruhbs q Williams,
y Auctionesrs and Real Estats Agents.
Eleventh street, between @atn and Halz.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
" ING LOTS Is, RICHMOND CITY.1ln exc.
cution Of decrees entered In the Circuit SosIt OF
Charlotte county, entered IN the three cases or
Ferguson, Bro 4 90. vs.. ". .: Bouidln,s ADMIN n1
is!rator, kdams's, Administrator. We. H.: G. Boni,
din's executor, ROBERTSON VS.. X. G, bouldln,
win sell at auction, upon the prsmiaes rsspeG-
lively. in the order named below, on SATUnDAI,
the 18Th day OF September, commencing a. ,
o. Gle OK p. NJ, the following real e5Iate:
building lot on the east side OF st. James, be-
tween Duvil snd Baker streets adjoining the resi-
dence OF Mr.. VIM Tyree, 'o1l2s feet. TO ga alloy 10
feet wide. II
de.e) between Laurel and Cherry streets, sdJo,n-
ing the lot OF Ar. &. Charter. 7+xi2s feet.
Ana an undivided motley Ola lot adjoining the
above, 1t the southwest corner OF Laurel ana
China streets, 19SXl55 fee,
TERMS: a.h rufficiGat to DELAY expenses or
ssle: balance on credit Of l. 2 and years, with
Interest for bonds with approved securit5, or az
the option OF the purchater one-th1rd cssh, bal
ance at and years, for Lo,es Win interest,"
added aud without security.
WOOH BoULDIN. JR., Com.
GRUBBS Z WILLIAMS, src, ioneers. se9td
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mAGH lXERX. @Ss
NEACHINER9 FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
/ sec"nd. h4nd Twenty mrs, horsepower sTsAN
tNGI r., Nth thirty nve noree-po~e'
Tnbui. ar boiler IN bel order;
l l~ent ho. se-, over tOhIAb 2 vi ait
BCil.H.a. :vconc-bsnd, good as neH;
/ NJ S~elve horsepower PORTABLE SNGiN
md B;jI n.
..oo"o- nAnd .h,rsy,Ave horue-powar TuBULAb
BOZ Err;
Ia I'D hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
Ia SN FAN BLOUEt, good as new;
2t' Wnn PONIES, cepaci' y coo gallons per milo
ute, In best sorkInR croeri
tnr- -fnot ? HTAB GrI # MILL tFreact
ausr >.ores), In complete order:
. pa rLk9FCRM oCALES, ON whec!s;
l POWan 6o&ri LING MACHINE;
IF .sCE PUMP;
{. I.r-e PIPER K rrLGs;
AL SIZES sHt r ING. HA"GsRS PULLIES,
.BEVrI ana y Il WHEELS, and variety
OF al ,orts Of machinery.
all wai,h Nil be CLOSED out at low figure on
.ommo. All e terms.
= ways on hand, good assortment Of
eTtAN GAUiiSt, fE&T Wives,
., BIC VALVES BsASs COCKS or III
GAlGH COCKS kinds,
~ Trk GaUGtS TkA!~GW COCKS,
-. F-UILIWG CUPH OF, CAN ~-al kino!
Ali sooas warrsoted OF thc best Il Aterial ant
SLAAT & ADDINGTcN,
100. 1881 ltSa, 1929, and la2S Cary street,
aud Sos, 10 and IL south l5t9 etreet,
iva Richmond, Va.
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;.ss,.p4 @4sse
,ovnAY SEPTEMBER II, 1871.
A sad story.


.r,nnp = say .re clan
ny can .ibx fbh reopie,
,missfoaary
A se. Nd hi, modest sseep'e.
"a ,h.re each day be would ar
Pursne els noble isnc~i
re told sAsN 70 Dc fooI calendars.
Ane Sade them t"vs t''f
rb, caan,p.ls, y to srins:
Is. % eat 70 themes n tres.ea'
TIA e. oes6d saer way sn'nSd
anS. on their h&ms wese seAteo'
And We, they ere not ioS
In.t mi.IouGy'. LAD
aeI,usht th-m 10 ,iseo;,sh,ors
The say % love their n''sn'o'A
ro-, ns dsv, hon at prayers,
TnIss cnr,n' ba they mt nn
r,,ar aug II tim un. ware ,,n,
Tns hi, I'd him aud they ats n!n
Thsv aid thy found him gooa, ,,on
I'd ar cti, ed whist n ~ gut sha"-
A, 'nw The, unds stood
III. "a .s.s he hsc brought tnem.
And rpsa they led o Oh nav, ,
hey said While they d'piofeo aih'
y The, d loved Ola l's eso ~
sns 70 .ssoi they saorrd him
lLosdos SUs-
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TsHE VIRGINIA. SUGAR REFINING

having commenced the nsnufa tturs OF RE-
FlSHD SUGA. Ks at their & eff tssy za hoekasts,
SUGAR OF. the pl.ostug brsnos 1888, - -,
"Bm rEX "a % &c sf1taIOW," aud
"YFLLtG W., ard also With IN RS CLIENT
QUEEA OF THE 9DUpnt htauas.
Orders Left at their 0flee, corner ,lsth and Cary
viii meet With prompt attention. an SLIM
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rs,Hr@ rR ElGA hs IN w 1TS9 Rosp
i run - fo!lo1s; c
The mail trains leave Ricinoad 81 s:1 A. y.
ana f:ss e. r.; and leave Petersburg asIa a. ~
Ard TO 2. u. tr.ft.ratFstls Z -
Freight aud Account dIfion trains leave Rich
nond sc a. y. and 40 e. n, s1a leage Peters
burg ut 10 An. and ktor. u. -.
WSs as A. ii. train VIII 40. leave Richmond on
ygHDAYs, and the T:ss 2. u. train viii rot lean
Petersburg On BUEOAY1. .s.s,-.<tfE =.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII sakc the sao =. -.
daily tram, and those nom Norfolk viii come"
st Yetersburg With the 10 A. u. train.
faseeAgeTa fol Clever Hill Will tAks ths oae a.
y. EsiA on Nondays, " eduetdays, and Frids!s
$40 r. IL - ?f4sg lsc<}s7sg -: 81 "
f. The mail trelnz viii stop only at Chester.
The, a. d. train VIII connect at Peters
burg with the atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for Lyuchh1rgdaiiy,. 81 1917
sLERPI&G CAfS on the $40 r. y. train, ran
nin& through 10 w ilptn stou. e, b EASkI,
eu7 tAE So. - 8 TicHee aud Freight Agent