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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-18
RICHMOND CES-CUEREET.
Tgr-DEn


The trade of Richmond 1t thi~ time Is good. ant
our merchant have npc stocks.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders al
'uran"e nn orr li"tations is demanded. 0urquotS
unn= 81 country produce are wholesale, and from
actual S'ilts on this rty.
.lL:"hoi: .:.iJm s1.@5 = gallon.
Ne: scotch, bcot brands. puts, $3.50 u dozen
tGc0,: Shoulders 96'aic.: ribbed scs. II a l2!c
aud scare: rIear ribbed sides, III dl,ic, yrglnk
i"--,"'i""' ~. Nl!Gihii it>- rMlsr.: sugar
cured i-!c: plain hams. ltic. ciuy.iSSrti. 2iEl.2c
brtfcr: frIutr I" choice. !g.h22c. moor 10 good,
l"W ijc.; common, 20 I0c. Krccris Of all kim,
i.,sq<: TWO >iriH:s> =: ihrr. strings 2aGI a cs
f:rr strings. sali. S375m -: large. 9l.::3G - 5o
ave rtrrtis. Si.s..!S'.
Erckf'%: !a;E;cd. two hrup>, $50: three hoops
$50.
EGcy,rnr: 2nr. r r..
h,,,,,n c":as t'ry"n. ca &C.: rcd, aGijc. Z b.
'uUdY: $50 !Ir.
'"n"Mf,ottd Lsg: - per case Of four dozen.
t,rn Sec Corn EN"iEincc report
tDpp Hcfti: City mills. l"lQd. zoe country. Sor
l@c.: common. icTl .c.: ENGLISH dairy. s3S12ic.
'"j1e: tio-t"mmon: l9'M.lc.; good. 224 22!c.
i.a@rlayra, &c: Java. ia CSC; Mochl. &c
r"a1icS: Adalnantnc clar!ics. lttl:lc. 4 D.; tai.
low. lie.
t"ttol, ccras: :.5o@ $3.50 4 dozen wool card.
:50 SEQ.
c,ifoa rurns: sl.c5
cement: \. 25Gt $50 II barrel.
EJHgS ant Dg"tnFS: Alum, &C.: cupperaS. So.
rra,,;r &C.,: Indigo :l.@25 cochincaI, us y h.
extract l"gwuud. iac.: hiu"stoEc. lie.
DIH li""iS: tRiNrS: >pra2uc, ne; American
ne. freeman. lcc, Am"sk"rc. lac.: Arnold, loo.
u%msuiia. SC. HnOwS tOTru< Manchester
&c.: lrah,,ilI". gc.: l.. Manchester. lie; l.
Irat.yii. l.9c: il t,rautcyi!lc. l3,c. BLEACrEI
.-;iliatc. g,..: :. hmo,kca.. me: ~ Reynolds
-. - h"u. ~. s!as"h' iir. io,. wan
'l.u' 'l'ih,h IT.: rtd'!,tN me- " L-,l' ~
E:c.; Washington. lc: best 'cl.a!mcs. :lc. liICK
oHr SilTTi\G: " h.tc oak Ice; Si'it:Iii, IL q
.iC.: lityGilkrr. l.. Tl1hING llahhicton, HE
swift HiNcr. l.sc.: toncstoga, 10000. CoLofEi
t.>MDRlC. &c. Wi@ara. i?sc.
EJa& IN barrels. @o".; /" crates. zig 2c dozen
E!pur: Virginia county Is quoted to-tay fin"
=: 7uperliuc. $50: extra. SSr1SS.25: family
ao1 SO: fancy Jrand> sIeGt slg.SV. Flour Is Jul
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, !
EiCuMoSD, Va, October II, 1872. :
nESI-urNrg

WHEAr.--White SIS bushels. Red 1.gip bushels
CDHN.-Wll!te log bushels. Yellow 10 bushels.
OATs.-l5s bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.Whtc. leo bushels common mt sl.e0: %
bushels sccd Ut Sisj: Oil bushels prime NJ private
terms: s. bushels very good AT Si.s0.
NHEAr.-Red, III bushels prime Mt 81 SO: so bsl;-
els very good at Sill; bushels very good at SSa
loo bushels fair ri ECJ; II bushels very common
a ;Dr.: ~ -l"s primo nj S37: ~ bushels prim. on
rri';i5 trHt: l!S bushels good At $40; l3i bushels
very gCui nj - TO-
'nT%.-N hit". Is bushels very good nj re-; 20
bushels good ~ Toc.
oar" 81 trshris prime apring 1t sc. ~ bushels
Prime sprug nj s5r
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CLOSE CoaMusloS.- THE Long Island Bap-
list Association has been discussing for the
past two days the question of close COM
munion and The recent action Of Rev. Or.
Pcniecost in baptizing Miss Smiley, the
Qulkcress. the Association, which cont
priscs representatives from all the Bapilat
churches in Brooklyn and Long Island, up
pears to be about equally divided. The Asso-
citation can only vote as an Association, us
action not binding any society unless SAD
soc ETY. sha!! endorse its action by vote.
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REV. De-. lioGE IN BAlTIMCRE.--On Tues
day evening the present lecture season in
this city was opened auspicicusly by Rev.
Moses D. Hogc, Of Richmond, Va, ut Ma
sonic Temple, his subject being . Parable Oh
the Arabian Nights Entertainments The
eloquent divine afforded h!s hearers rare
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i'uE VIRGINIA MILITARY TI>IToRs TO BAL
TIM0IE.-[ Sun Of yesterday. 1T is learned
10y private letters from Richmond, Va. that
the ftovitzerS artillery company, which a.
companies the First Virginia regiment Gil i'll
excursion to Baltimore this week IL ,.clc-
hraic lis anniversary here on Saturday the
18th is regularly assigned to the regiment
hy tie Governor OF Virginia. The company,
il i understood, however, will not hiin"
their tiCid-picccS TO Baltimore. Nearly I'll
tie Young men composing the membership
OF both the regiment and the IioWitZyr>
hay" come up 10 manhood since the war
| comparatively few Of them having been old
enough 10 participate in that memorable
struggle. All OF the officers. il l. learned,
were either commissioned Ulcers or priyatc<
in the CONFIDENT" army, except Major Al
bert BrdWay, Of the First regiment. who be-
tou%"l 10 tn" Federal ARMY, aud j. very pop.
| uilr. Sine" the war h" has married in Viz
| GINA, and two years ago ran Tor Congress on
the Dcmoclatic-t conservative ticket for the
ltic!nOnd district. The young mcu conipo-
sing both military organizations arc fair rep
rc>"natiEcs OF the youth OF the capital uf the
| Old Dominion,
| The Virginia soldiers will lrc the CHESTS in
baltimore of the Fifth Regiment. VI. y. c..
though citizens generally have been invited
TO cooperate III the proper entertainment of
the visitors, who will leave Richmond This
afternoon, taking the cars to nunlro, Va.
on ihc kaWnhanuock. where they will en-
bark on the steamer Iron<i;lr<. arriving here
nn Friday morning. Tic programme, ~
their reception and entertainment, has been
| published, but in addition il may hc stated
|
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!HE ELkTOH CLERICAL ~CAEpAL---ME
NATTnEw>$ CASE BElcurE\I>G.---Ino Pres
hy;e.y ri New Castle convened in The base
mcnt oi' til' W,,t churtii his morning.. I'll,
committee appointed 10 inquire into III" u,
Legged cd;ciiou hy i:rv. lir. Matthew's 81 Iii,
rolorrd SERVANT imadn il report, "mhojyin-
The testimony WE.ch il l3i taken. All Tn,
testimony WAS ;akrn under oath. and j. H.
iiii and com lrir II. i i possible f. make il
The committee IIahc 10 recommendation,
with reference 10 what j. the duty 81 Pres.
bytcrt in The premises. j simply submit,
ID" CH i,ltnrr, :; complete resume al Whlci
we Will cni.aynr 10 present tomorrow. lrl
to-iliy we can only state ihai tie NOR,
thorough lie investigation the brighter
~hlnc, The rrrnld nf Rev. Mr.. Matthews;
Huth hi, character and that al hi> arrl!>"l
Wrlr injured inin hi the coulluli;c', .no
while his seemed IL be- ui!" a.. &i,n,r-S purity
hers was bv 10 w".:u~ tiI,t 81 u purely ,iliN
rtl Wurlui}. II was in riii"ng. i,ciurr the
committee that .hy j. HOW and hi> h"ra IOl
>p0r tins i @jri Of cay Write, anh ihat >i:s
had hccn committing with y laan, W|}rS' lrrn.
we l%ayc fol-3ttcn. Her story told tie con-
uIiJtHp conflict very nrti"iil!iy with viz! I'll,
h., heretofore ,aiG. ANA i'll sonr l.oint. is Il,
reed, contradictory. Rev. Nr. Matthew, /
in town and WAS l1ycs@nt 1t til" meeting o
pr,.>hliriy t::is morning when The im"lI
WAS read Wilmington tD7.3 toauAcfctHi.
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FirE IL MhGInX.-On Monday evening
m,t about & o'clock n vast volume of smoke
wa> observed ascending apparently from
Look x l.jnt0!n's plough factory and mill.
Hnd III few moments the alarm WIS given
III I'll" streets. and the citizens fastened 10
HE seen" Of the tire. some two or three hun
,lrrd ward, west from the courthouse. II
was discovered that the hiiidn" located
near HE bride ii tlr old mill, and used in
part i"r drying plank by means OF il furnace
and Tor III" manufacture Of plOugiI-llandlcS.
Nc. had taken lire from the tiru zee. and in Il
icW minutes the flames issued from the win
doW> and ro"i, and the work Of destruction
was >oon completed. The loss, Including
the Building. liE" thousand finished plough
h1udr~. and the plank IN III" kiln. w!> about
min" hundred dollars. Tho greater proper
ton u! tlc plank consumed WAS intended
Tor tn" Presbyterian l'ni>ora::" about Ia 10
erected on lot near Major smith residence.
This WAS Il Zinc lot of chestnut tionrin" plank
and WAS ready IL be taken ont of III" kiln.
The los, Of This plank l. particularly 10 lie
r"-lrij'd.-- Marion Po',yoi.
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y. +. Jordan, OF Rochhrii"r. an expert
cnced iron man. is now taking steps 10 form
ronrany TO establish Il furnace near
Wayncsboro', i'll this county.
Go,SC WEsr.--Dr. A. l.. McCorkle, from
the Rockbrdgc Baths, leaves with his family
for Ca,r0lIto,, No, this week; Mr.. s. K.
McCorkle, OF Krrr's creek, goes 10 Lafayette
county. No, and Mr.. {. Is. Kirkpatrick left
wrci, ago Tor Observation-Disclosures ctr
gen.
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arm broken q few days ago while exercising
alta gymnasium attached to the High school,
near Alexandria, at which he is q pupil
Application will be made to the Legisla-
ture to change the corporate title of the CON-
merciat Bank of Falmyille.
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>nRi> MARKETS.

~ , ~ Ped. ~ t,asi,cs received: sales
at STA SIS 5s :s y IN, w n,!a a lie 5!c.,
Co:a.-S,nali receipts; safe, OF s,'.'' .
mixed a; 75c., and OF yellow 1t 'ogJic., t,,,od =.
OGtS--SnaiI receipts with sales OF a'i''oe" y
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cssks ut stse.snd I'm at sses a. gallon orssataefu
Packages 1sa sB IL
and BIS for Inv Sa.I ~ 90 Il.
Crude Tta7,sattns.--sales of ia barrels at $50
for hard aud is for yeli9w-tifp and ylrgir.
Tar.-Saies Of 1l5 barrels az $3.50 ~ barrel
Coston.-Sales Of bale at 1Tgc and az 1sc. n DE-
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Leaving NKul>IA.--SuNcrtl families have
lett this county recently. seeking new homes
and cftcr fields in thc south and West, aud
\ number OF others are preparing to emil
crate during The ccmin@ winter and Sprin".
"" are much ,ni>takcn ii they better their
condition Ivy leaving the Old Domnion.--
iitlInu H,tiLini.
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r}cTEHs AErE>rFn.A deputy sergeant
rYu.n %rw Jersey arrived IN this city this
uornin" and arrested William rcIrcc and
". ". Banks doth colorccD for completely
in tlr railroad riot in New Jersey. He has
zone to Richmond for - warrant from Coy
rrnur Walker authorizing the delivery 10
linn Of the bodies ri ". W. Banks. William
Prnrcr. and - prrkins.-I|crandr}a Sen
tJu.f
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Weekly report from the len u ''e i"'' y, wv"
Der. ls.. taken from the books III tic ci's s'ai"'
tafii..-@6I head extra sold from !5s1"c.- gross
common Ia good. 1Yl ic. i'rus-.
Sbs.p.--l7 head s"ld fC"n ;.t"c,' 2r"S''
Ijaf.-.it i.c.id ,ull ifc!a ga b. NIT
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IursT>rr>.--Nr. Thomas Perry shipped
TO rtituirlphia l"-.lay 'y Adams Express
!ndO ruuid> 81 rIr'>lnui~. They are rienii-
nj around li,> itci@hh"rlood, ana lar"r
utrulitirl AZ" shipped 10 this city from al
yuii> OF IT," ilc~0n,tjyd Sentinel.
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r,fHlurN A,rir,:ST.-Nr. John Pearl. oi
Allegheny county. who has been working ut
E>telne Furnace, met with Il serious acct
dent on Tuesday night last about O'Clock.
He was walking by o. {. Morri5'S store, on
Water street, when horse with SHIFTS hang
inc to him came da>hin% along. one of The
shafts striking him in The shoulder, causing
compinutcd fracture nl The lrll claEicic, ~
eviiar~bonc. breaking: il in iInce Places
Gifyi,atfgu itt'I{HIGR.
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Alexander Shepherd, son of L. Davis
Shepherd, deceased, OF ShepherdstoWn, ana
grandson OF Hon. 4. Il. Boteler, had MS
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was SO great as that of to-day. In Che Ladies'
department the display of quilts, counter.
pahes. embroidery. &C., was very large and
beautiful in quality and taste. To make
any mention Of exhibitors in this de-
la'tment would occupy too much space,
ai.u any special mention could not be made
without injustice.
nc mechanic Arts Department is well
supplied. w. -. Kennels, a Young mechanic,
oi stannton. exhibits an ingenious invention
o. h'S--a combined knife. scissors, and razo,.
S'Eiipcncr. McsSrs. Eylcr, Cook & Co.. N
Wen Us StH'inton lruu Works Comnauy az
ti"'t large assortment OF Handsomely finished
IRON machinery. Large supply Of furn;turc
if"ili :. VI. likes. Stamton. The several
S1N ."~-ti"hihc agencies are represented by
n 'uii' competent. aud polite force. Saddle
a"" "i' '''>S IRON The city Of Stanton manu-
iacinrcl> as well rs from distance
The Fine Arts Department is SUPPLIED lay
the studios "f Professor Talbot roIcm,n ana
Nr. Edmond Berkeley with specimens worthy
III t'Irit masters. Mr.. John Il, Baldwin
also presents for exhibition linrly-rycc,trd
paintings in oil: and the piece Of William
\. COTTON. mavhIni>t. who never took les.
son in l@inin@, is one displaying consider
able talent.
In The Household Department are large
supply Of butter uncGlatra 10y the most
celebrated: meats. both raw and cooked ;
Nc..rtat,l,~ al the largest auI finest varieties
lrIjt, lu>rjuIi> sud immense. flowers rare aud
beautiful. wines III sr,Hi a!HIudancr and "t
tie richest lltNor. AmnnI the exhibitors IS
Oscar trauI. Importer. W.. q! E"tir rity.
no has on hand th" best on exhibition.
The manufactured tobacco on exhibition b..
Perkins X HowlcS. of Wilmington. fluvauna
county, Va, is Of the richest quality. hcau'l-
FIJI III appearance. and h2>pcak> great care
III Is preparation.
The exhibition on the turf is rncXccllcd
hy amy previous OCCASION. tn" stock was
tine. and demonstrates M improvement in
this department sine" the establishment Of
this enterprise Qhc tair).
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ASD1
L. L. hmm. W. [

>~ .>-,> ,,,.r,,, ,r,.rr,v VINE
to,I ;uu,I train, an This rand Will run rs fol-
| lows
| Up DAY MAIL. rim rail and steamer leaves
Bvrd-Stfrtt station L. VI.
| CP NlGHT MAIL. ria rail alone, leaves Byrd
| street station H:io J.: VI. Except on Sun.iays.l
| UP RECOMMENDATIONS leave, Broat-Strce:
down Day MAIL. rio rail and steamer, ar
| bows NIGHT NAIL, ttp rail aione, arrive at
Bvrd.strcct station, 40 4. VI. Except on 3lon-
n1wy ,ctrNNOuiTlOS TRAIN arrives at
| nr,,, ,~tf,rt station .37 \. II. lcXCupt on sun
| days, ,.u.r.i .rn.rintrnI.,,t
! ------------------ -,---.--,-.,.-. ,,,,,no,nco
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ItIIESAPFAkE AND . II 20 RAIL
" RrAp.--Ou aHd after September seth PAS
StNGER TRA!ES viii leave Richmond Us fol-
lows.
s:3a \. M.--NAII. TRAIN (cycent Sunday for
til" White SGlhur Snri,i@s. c"rnc ting at iordops-
Vile with Ill" Grange. Ai"hnrlrit aud MauasSts
train for Washington dnd North. and Lyncltulg
and South.
rs L. M.-ACcONMpDATfCN TRAIN Except
sunday for ,,oT'!nisN HE. arriving ut sis T. VI.
lhis train ccunocs at GuIdus lie with The night
trains ur ~" Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rail-
| road for LNNr!lBl itG and WASHINGTON.
Through tiCi.C.*, ~ low itC- sol! 10 all points
Northwest aud Southwest.
St"rTrac tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg. iiaErc, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen. end Gotlcnhurg. To al points
on this rotti, can h. hu;iht ~ tie General Ticket
Agent ~ Richmond ~ tan be ordered through ANY
station agent on the road.
iuvthc" information may ic obtained at the Com
lTuy s Da;grs.
T. H. PERRY. tmcI,i' superintendent.
JAMES +. <LrIiEGAASD. General Ticket Agent.
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i;t}lNG EAST.

Train W. Through wall ana express; leaves
Ertr.si,,fo' 'iaiiy at 4. NJ; haTea DanTif'e
jn,iy 1T fla \. VI; arrives ut Richmond daily at
l,:.5 l., u.
Tram y" HlrCanh pars"n:"l leaves Green's
huco .ilty t,%r.ft SuGi > ~ Ai0 i. NJ leaves
Iag>c ~ lf2 =. NJ; arrives al EichuIohd AT $50
IN,
iraiu Va. fLv1"'lm:" pas4"nccr) leaves Lynch
h3trg dairy &tg \. n; InCs Hnrkpyiile u 1905 /,
NJ; arrive ~ Girhm"ud At 3:ij y. NJ.
Trains No-, aud ~ connect at ErceDrbOro' with
| r;tn- on the turIh Carolina rtilrOad for all points
| south.
Train 40. 10 ronucctsn Greensboro with train for
| i,alrgh, arriving there ut 7:G5 i. Nj. Passengers
| Ira1ii,: lalrip al T.ii T.. NJ cuIiicCt at Greens
| l,orp' With trin So = iur Richmond.
| Train NJ, 'nu,I"rt1 a. iiWiN"vte With train od
| the Atartlr. tli~ is-npl and ulO Iaiiroad FOR til
| ruats .0uttwc-t .;ud south.
| Iynriilugg Accommodation Train leaves Rich-
| mon at $50 =. NJ. daily Except cuuday5l. arriving
| nj Iyuchhurg in Iimc u connect van the Morning
| passcngr Train on tn" Atlantic, Mississippi aud
| Ohio railroad for the soUth~cj.
| Passengers coming east leave l.yHchhurg aitcr
TIE. arrival 81 Tie. ,i1n;i". mississippi and ONO
Passenger Train from BI!sul, ana arIl'e Ut lacii-
| nOnd ut ".s \. NJ.
| THROUGH TICKETS "a nil points south ana
| southwest can h" pro~nr,a 1t the tchct once 10
| Richmond. aId 81 /. +. WALl.EE, Agent o. the Az
!antr, Mississippi ant Ohio railroad, No. i323 disn
| street Richmond.
| Payer, tiat have arrangements 10 advertise the
| JOIS <. MiCMURDO,
| General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. y. II. TALcorI- Engineer AMI supci1ntent-
| ont I'll Is
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BIZ SPRAGUE, OWEN u NASH.
DAILY sSennebee sournal,

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
s,ves reports Of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and eseneroas
ssnonnt OF farming, home and miscellaneous real
mg Vith fuli compilation CT State news.
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Advertisements one inch in lcugt.,, larco Il
'ertone or less, 400; - cts for every stl-cqurm NJ
assertion. Longer advertisements, or those iAsert..
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-04
The Children's Jubilee.

RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee Of the Union Sum
day School Jubilee have adopted circular of
instructions, from which we extract the follow
ing:
The procession will move at 8 A. NJ. precisely
The line will form and march on the side
walks.
Schools will provide banners, flags, emblems,
wreaths, &c, as they may deem proper, but the
Committee recommend that each teacher and
scholar be designated by a badge, bearing the
name Of the school with which they are connect
ed.
Each church will be assigned headquarters in
the grove, which will be plainly designated by
the name of the church.
Each school will provide transportation fol
| baskets, to be delivered at their church head
| quarters in the grove No baskets will be carried
/ IN the line.
Seats for the exercises in the afternoon will
| be provided for every teacher and scholar who
participates in the march, tickets for which vii
| be distributed on the morning of the Jubilee
| but tickets will not be issued except to thosI
/ who participate in the march.
| The exercises will commence at two o'clocl
/ p NJ. The time from the arrival in the grove
until that hour, will be spent in social pic-ni
i style.
schools so desiring can furnish transportation
| for their infant scholars, which will accompan.
| the line Of march.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-04
Pirfnrna.

In the morning OF life we paint, with the
brush of fancy our beautiful idea of the future
living out before us. picture OF cloudless
skies and brilliant sunshine; OF flower strewn
paths and tropic bloom. picture where Joy
aud love, and friendship, and fame, stand hold
ing out their beautiful offerings, and We the
the centre figure Of the whole. But how differ
ent the pictures painted each day OF life by the
pitess real Not one picture bnt many as the
scenes are ever shifting. The skies are clouded,
the sunshine faded. Tho flowers are withered.
and hide the thorns no longer. Sorrow steps in
where Joy had stood; hate takes the place OF
love; friendship, that we had painted with a
beautiful face takes on the hideous look OF
treachery. At the evening Of life We gaze at
at the picture in the gallery Of memory, and
comparing the one that fancy painted, with those
stamped upon our hearts by the stern realities
Of life, we wonder where fancy got its beauti-
ful false colorings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-04
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No %, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Street.
Good Intent Division, No. 8, s of T., at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, B. U. c. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street
Jefferson Dramatic Association, az Room in
SIvers Building, No. 5l1 Market street
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall 2l1 Market street.
American Star Lodge No. 1, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No 12 I. o. G. T., at 5tt
and Market streets.
Delaware Encampment No /, l. o. o. F., a
Odd Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Delaware Degree Council, No. l, o. U. A. NJ.
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Lafayette Lodge, No IA, A. F. AN, at Ma
sonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-04
St Georges, Cemetery

ITs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE HOME OF
THE DEAD.
The St.Georges' Cemetery, 30 beautifully loca-
ted between the village of st. Georges and
Kirkwood is now undergoing a thorough course
Of repairs, whieh will add much to the beauty OF
the place. A recent purchase of adjoining land
has increased the area of the cemetery to be-
tween four and five acres. This new part has
been tastefully laid out in lots, with winding
roads, and walks permeating through every part
OF it. The old portion of the cemetery which
and other noted families in that vicinity for over
a century past, is we'll filled with graves, and
thickly set with costly monuments OF rare arts-
tic skill. This part is also being newly laid out
and otherwise beautfed as far as the circum-
stances Of the case will admit.