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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-29
BY Hill Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auct.oneers'
11OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE BREWEK4 ,
KNOWN AS THE NORRIS BKE~ Ell 8 {,
WITH 41-lOO ACRES OF LAsD,, NES aH
THE EASTERN CORPORATION LINE on
Richmond, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF ,.o.
deed of trust executed to us ~ Joseph hache a
dated 1Oth December, 1878: ana ouiy 1s
corded I'm the clerks Office of Henrico Coun.y
Court. we shall proceed tosell, on the o 1en u.
ises. on THURSDAY, September ION, ior oa,,d ~
o'clock p. a.. the real estate therein conteySa o
Consisting of two BRICK BUILDINGS amu o. .,.e
improvements ana 41-lO0 acres OF lana In,s p,c
merry until within 4 few months, mas peen ~ SUI
r. ssi oneration, with vaults ana all nece>sai up
naratus tor making and keeping beer. ,o,,-o
The lann has n southern and eastern eAposuL.,
and il well suited for grape-raising. inns properly
aGioins a tract of land now much spoken OF as
suitable place for park, and should me cl,y con
clude 10 buy for that purpose, tnls VIII, an ~
merry I'm that 81 cton would be largely ehlanceu ~
value. We call attention OF brewers ana otherS "
TEaMs: Cash as to expenses of sale ana TO pay
tho sum of $500 with interest al per cent; tlou u
o4ih April 1874; on credit as TO Sl,oou til 55.
anrjl 1875 with interest III per cent; lr9u Sf :,
Ortober S73 ;aEd The balance as sald ochSt liz!
direct VA EE Ell p "a HToS
Trustees.
Immediately after the above sale we VIII sell ABOUT
TIiwEr-aSD-uALF ACRES OF LAND "dJolu..
irr rhe property above desert bed, being part VI
the land attached formerly to the brewery
''ie '' " HILL j. GOnDlN,
mo, OF 90 60 Astd Aucioneers.
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COLBERT BEATTIE, P. III.
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"You can ret your boots BACKED inside
there said a hotel clerk to aguest, pointing
to The por,er's room. q don't want my
boots BACKED inside" responded the
stranger in tones Of establishment.
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FOR LEASE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. BY AUTHORl-
Try of the stockholders, is prepared 10 lease The
PROPERTY OF THE WHITE SULPHUk
Gone nrvatly before that time the lease will be Of
fered at public aucnon. on the premises, upon The
10Th day of Seurember neX'.
For information rs to terms. &c. appncatlon may
be made 10 the undersigned, or 10 W. W; GORDON,
attorney for the company, at Richmond, Va;
A. n. WELLFORD,
President White Sulphur Springs Company.
all 1S-td.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

z IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ THE RICHMOND POST-OFFlCE AU-
GUST 20, 1874.
Persons calling for letters in this list Will please
saw Advertised" If not called for in four weeks
they will be sent to the Dcad-Lctter Once, IN ash
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP GfKA
~ COMPANY. sS1zzs
FOR NEW YORK

Th,s company will dispatch one OF their splendid
s.eamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, lsA ls
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEM a Ri,h,;,n MAI yorr
Ti1EsDAf, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1.
Tney have splendid saloons, ssterooms, and BATH
The fare, accommodations, and attention are nm
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, ~
North river. -.--.r@--,.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. .,-
Freipht received until P. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN d CO., Agents,
ana office Company's wharves. Rocketts.
1, A
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DISAPPOINTMENT

E,,s bameward coming NIL the way,
sishing Iowly. pacing slowly,
,sha Knew the bent wheat whitening ia!s
She saw the blossoms dry decay.
She missed the little broogiets play
A hreeze sprung up from out the souh,
sut, signing iowly, pacing s.oWly'
enc on.s ,.a, r re t.ot' ana parched her snoThA;
Vet sxes, The w.nd blew from the soa'h! -.
.,o sv,nd brought welcome rasn,
ANY, n,,,, r stahinp Iowly. pacing slowly,
sha newer saw the lifting grain,
Rmt nniy--a tepe orchard lane,
Where sbe bud waited all IN vNn4
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an exc.
- cution In my hands. IN favor of X. +. james rs.
j. W. Hawxhurst, shall pr coed TO sell, at the
auction store OF Cook Il Laughron, on TUESDAY ,
September ], 1874. commencing at 10 O'Clock,
large lot OF merchandise. consisting OF HARD
WAR;. SC. JOHN ". WRIGHT ). Z. Il.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAMED
4 DWELLING No. lis SOUTH ADAMS
STREET. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL. AT
-AUCTION.-As trustee In q deed OF trust from
Margaret Boyle TO the subscbber dated ID April,
1873, wall sell ut public auction, Cd the prsmt-
ses, on TUESDAY, LIST september, at 8 O'Clock Z.
NJ, the FRAMED DWELLING No. ll5 south
Adams street, between Cary and Canal streets con-
feet to a ten-f0ot alley. 's,'
This properfy,is located In rapidly .improving
neighborhsod and should III tract the attention of
those who want 10 invest moderate sum Of mo-
Dey. - - $50 #.a
TERMs: Cash sufficient to LAY ex pensts of sale,
and the residue OF the debt secured by the said
deed, aud the residue upon terms 70 beaDnounced
by the grantor, P.WJGROSBS,
Trustee.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. .au az !
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BY Gru5hS 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRAME HOUSE AND LOT AND
a VACANT LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN y
BROWN, FOR SALE AT AuCTlON.-We will
sell al auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, the
3lst of August, at AZ o'clock T. 81. The HOUSE
contains three rooms there Is kitchen with one
room; stable aud pump in the yard The water Is
excellent With the HOUSE Will be sold about As
feet trout. The vacant LOT adjoining fronts about
SO fee;-both running back 1870 feet to . 20-foot
alley. This is pleasant little residence.
TERMS Que third cash; balanGe ut four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, Interest added
secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
au 27 Aucti6neers.
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| WINDOW.GLASs.- boxes OF French
NJ. and American -W.NpOW-GLASs, assorted
sizes ioE sate by BGDEkER BROTHERS,
Aa ~ druggists.
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-aIafiiSisrFiuN go 49,.
az Cook EaEght2n. Auct ios's.sas.
se,uer f,arsrnor and franklin streets.

= 5UE t4 Z - . 4 -frxt
e,rocT OF MILLFNEl Y @ OBS obs.
sI1ow.casEs.eFHA NpsOME b, Eh a5,ss n y
IST AMFs nj RRUR, STORE-FIxIGnE.satss 90 na via
LTrfTTOa.-At the request OK Ms ID; To- ,usi
xehn In DECLINING business, We wi sen ~ .91nhY
nery.rooms. NO. GOT Main SIT, street ~ MSILEfrERY
the ST. at 10 O'Clock, ner s.ock Va A ~" q,
dogpn JnnnSs' EHATHvRs. MILLINERY GOODS
FLOWERS. boTyETs. HATS. r,,srs
10 hand&oms lnt7iirers' SHOWCASES
,rvo counter SHOWCASES, ,.a,s ,vttt,
Nae elegant FRENCH-PLATH mihhg,mf 50. me
Mate 6 by Az feet, in ornamental R'lt iisAt1>
with marble base;
COUNTER, BoEHET.sTAEDs'
SHELVING, SHELF-BO4Es,
MATTING STAIR ulL-CLOIH' &c, ,.ea ~ the
rha ,annraI;on of the house Is guarantee OF sls
character of the stock. cooK A. LAUGHTON,
% Auctioneers.-
s,.ss- Rv PAYNE. CabeIl & Co., Auctioaesrs'
L1IRsT FALL SALE.
~ WEDNESDAY. September I'd, comm enc .i
nn o3riock we will sell at our warehouse iaI ;
al Iffraciiye assortment of entirely fresh gsoo
S9 T SI y and u, FANCY DRY GOODS; n,o,Ns
poaJTS. SHOES. BALMOkALS, ana bso HnnI
pES'S and Boys FINE sILh ana WV
HATS, =, or1I1Nc
IJMBRELLAs. SHIFTS,
A., hoSa. o,m nrising very desirable stock, ana V
,rhich We invite the attention OF the trace
Vale nostIye and without reserve. a oo
PAINE, CABELL q ~,
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+ EWIS'S WHITE LEAD, LTNsEED
IA OIL. SPIRITS .vURPENTISE, WINDOW.
GLASS, &C. L. WAGNER, Druggist,
WIG Sixth and Broad sfraeis
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WHAr TUE MENEoNiTES BELIEVE.-" The
Mennonites area sect OF Anabaptists, driven
by persecution to for from!l Russia. They
believe that the New Testament is the only
rule of faith that the Father. Son aud Holy
Ghost are distinct; that the first men were
not created just; that there is no original
sin {; that Christ was not born Of the flesh !;
that IT is not lawful for Christians TO swear
or exercise any office of magistracy, nor use
the sword to punish eyil-doess, nor to wage
war on any terms; that Christian may at.
tain to the height Of perfection 10 this life:
that ministers of the gospel should receive
no salary; that children are not to be hap
tiled, and that the souls of men after death
rest in an unknown place. "-Bdltimore San.
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THE SUMNER is PASSED WITH =,

,hE Sg s MEL 10. 10 PASSED WITH ITs
But you still have chance TO buy s1e, cha,.
But where 10 buy you do not know s'eap;
For every one say they sell so low.
Now, can give y0u q little Did.
For 10 buy Of So me you MAY well be arr,,a
Fog some are said 10 give llSht weight"
Some sell coal dled with slate,
So DO not buy OF any such men
II you DO You will get cheated In the en1
Vow, win tell you where 10 20
And although he does not sell so rnIyh,v L.
But IF you buy o ton or coal NV,
You will gct 1000 pounds as pure as gold.
And IL you buy COZ d OF wood n1'
It will be four feet long, and tus, nc oooa
AS can be had 10 this town:
Seasoned, straight, without knots, ans Conn,
Now, unless tell you where to ee, ,li incl
You might go crazy. and that would ,,a rr,a,.
SO 10 keep you from getting III
60 vt once to ". j. MCDOWELL,
He keeps at the corner Of Seventh and u,,,
And II he Is not there take direct ain. ''
And next to the corner Of First and Hro,d
You will hnd have been true rs nv sors
Now to the ladies' J. have just o1e word IN S,x
When you 90 down town just pass this xar'
And leave your orders for wood and coal
Aud I'll wish. hope, and pray that you NAV rs,.
get old. Se'er
He keeps on hand the very be., SOFT rov-
COAL, ard WOOD ihat can be had, GelIye,cy - =.
at short notice. j. MCDOWELL iee
Seventh and Main and nsr;,
2D-lt corner First and
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II an Ezeur.
Nor. perry,.in ser,oner,s tor sepsemest.l

lNVfH EEfEyNs1W 7-7,7--
a}lf s$Sg 81 = 3 ~. ~
ANTICIPATION.
am, sska the orchard path. = she said'
speskins lowly. ssai I1,sl,, sI9 r. BED,
rI..F Sns oY,r f1uug farn. OF req
Low ID the wests as forth she sped.
sAcscss the dried brook eonrse sue "eaS
singing ao".y ;. s ih,s sun that spent
I,es tsery force In swift descent.
us,c nercr saw the wheat was oenh
Az Ssnrsng Iowly, smiling slowly,
re-. $500 .midst the drought espieu
sns;mer pieaslnce far and VIDE,
Win roses and sweet violets paeu.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
LAST CHANCE FOR AN EASY FORTUNE!

LAST CHANCE FOR AN EASY FORTUNE!
A postponement Of the Fifth Concert Of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky has been so generally an
ticipated and so lnaniesy for the interest of all
concerned, that II must meet the approval Of all.
The day is now absolutely liked and there will be no
variation from the programme now announced. A
sufficient number Of tickets had been sold TO have
enabled us to have had large drawing on the LIST
July, hut short postponement WAS considered
preferable to partial drawing. Let 1t be borne IN
nlind that
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
is TIE LAST
which will ever be given under this charter and by
he present management.
That 1t will positively and uneqnivocally take
place as announced OH
MONDAY, BOTH NOVEMBER,
that the music will be the best the country affords,
and that
10000 CASH GIFTS,
AGGREGATISG
$2,5 $1,000!
will be distributed by lot among the ticket holders.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- United states District Court Of the Eastern
District of Virginia, entered July II, STA: In the
cause OF Shields rs Liehtenssien and as. ne un'
dersigned, as special commissioners, will proceed
on MOS DAY, August 81, 1874, at o'clock I.
NJ to sell at public auction on the premises TO me
street, with the BUILDINGS thereon, described as
follows: Beginning on The east line OF Nineteenth
street 24 feet tmore essl north of It's lntersec
ton with the north line OF Main street running
thence nor,hwardly along said east line Of Nine
tenth street IL feet (more or essj alley, and
rum ng back between parallel lines 20 81 feet
being the smau BRICK RESIDENCE now occlI-
pied by Dr. ). %. Schultz.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses of
the sal aud S395.26. with interest from July 2,
1874. and s406.77 on January l, 1875, and
S4lS29 on July /, 1S75, to be evidenced IN nego,
TABLE notes. with interest added, and title retained
until sale Is approved and whole OF purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered ey court.
JACOB COIN,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucioneer au 10
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The Anguish C0nstitutio,,alist announces
% rich black lead mine In Georgia.
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.uas.It Company'I Wharf, koc1eI1
DHiLADELPHIA3 RICF.TkE3

DHILADELPHIA AZ RlCF'GkxE
II M(sND. AND NORFOLK STEAM. - e ~ ~ y
SHIP LiNE--FUR PHILADEi.P ..a..,srs aS
A WEEK.-Untl further notice tne s mIsTS1rsnlY
and SATURDAY. and Richmond every AoSS
DAY and FRIDAY. xer4s ~ New
Freight taken at low rates Ior ~ v@s nr proyi
Deuce Boston and New Srleae e.r Also Sa iC mcan
psssaas 70 PhIladeipnls, includlng meals ale
,ts,arocm. xS, w. z. POTTER, AseaL
az - w. No. 2425 Dock street.
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FTRusTEE,s SALE OF .TWEsrv :.
asn 1slesSSyeaR sf EEs n
EEAK EAIKEIELD. HACE-COUFss vIiLLf
INC OH sALEM AID NEWSuRS TEps9NE
a AZ Ir Me Y ss a,s, hssa.
cdsed 10 me nv EDWARD b NewSp,r" ttr.tsIA.
septcrlber. 1. duly recorded 10 the eis,sa l2a
OF the County Court Of neorieo. beiss ~, .sss
recssd D. ss ; SsasssIaI !. :aa deed
Day, the 3lst Instant at IL o'ciact On mon
estate described and located rs aboyp ~, me ssai
TEXAS: Az sale. THOMAS G. JACKSON
& an 20 Tsv,ls..
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SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT
CONCER -
OF THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF
NORFOLK, va.
100000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
ONLY $4,000 TICK ETs TO BE SOLD.
DRAWING ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1874.

LIST OF GIFTS:
! GRAND CASH GIFT Of. Sc 900
GRAND CASH GIFT OF. $4,000
! GRAND CASH GIFT of................ 10000
GRAND CASH GIFT of.............. 10000
I GRAND CASH GIFT of............... 5000
/ GRAND CASH GIFT of........,...... $500
l GRAND CASH GIFT of........,....,.. 2D00
Is Cash Gifts Of 81 900 eaeh........ l5,Do0
2s Cash Gifts OF 500 each ........ $4,000
4S Cash Gifts of ESQ eath........ lo,75o1
70 Cash Gifts OF .aal50 eaeh....... IL ,S50|
2s>a Cash Gifts OF 100 each....... $4,000
57s Cash 6ifts,of so each....... 2s,se6j
5000 ClSh Gifts of 10 each. 10000
5000 c. Sh Prizes, aggregrating go. ,s250,00o
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole ticket * $40; half tickets. SIS; quarter
ticKets a. so eleven tickets for 81 90.
TicSets for sale by P.WEISIGER,
- l201 Main street.
au 1-eodlm Richmond, Va.
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REAL EsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 173t
Y ACRES ON OR NEAR TUE NV CRAlGH,
on RI(HMONO FOR SALE.-at The request of
the owner offer for sale his very valuable farm,
located rs ahove formerly owned by Colnnei Sher-
win McRae). adjoining the lands OF Dr. John K.
Friend aud Others Gov tanning l73 52-lOO acres,
of which about twothirds is open land OF excellent
quality, and the balance III original growth OF supe-
rIor oak and pine timber.
The improvements consist of very comtortaDle
dwelling in good order. and few out-buiidlngs:
The neighbOrhood Is 4 desirable one, ana the iahu
equal TO any In that vicinity.
Price and terms very reasonable. Apply to
w. GUDUIN. Auctioneer.
P.S. If not sold In q few days, the place VII oe
rented to q careful tenant. au So
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s..wrusFTaIsA or sfEAMEsEE.

*. BAsx1SssE-S.3~>e~-S---
N0R NEW Il OK The TE4M
old Domfnion etesmsnfp CompanJ,s - e1x. !.
Steamship lsAAg BELL S Captain a,c;ant - ri
rr.s secsiyed uniif O'clock Saturday nign.
Throuah bills Of fading signed, ana apoa o1ts
varded With diEpateh TO ell points nofIn' souss'
aast. and west: Also, TO foreign Dorts. tssys
Passenger accommodations uIsurpaxsea.. ,nd
Fare to New York, f19; sceersSe, 70; reohu'
nfp tickets, $50. ,. !
soi q. ~. ALLKN & CO.. AxeAts.
.pps.It Oonpany'B Wharf, Rocket0..
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:
dedicated File Company; Paradise Lodge, No.
223. !. y. E. e.; Richmond Steam Dye Works /;
Det,j min Lodge, No. CT, /. D. b. D.: Grand Syer
No. 100.
VESSELS.
Steamer Mary c.; U. :. steiner Perry's Peak
bark Hunter ~; brig L. e.. Madeira; brig +. !.
Merr1inan t2l: schooner Ashland f2); schooner a.
=: Brnton schooner Alice Curtis; schooner amssop n:
liner; schooner Farragut; scnoohi .ht. snheoner
NTrhnis: Schooner j. p. Kelsey; schooner William
and James schooner j. Is. Van Dusep;
""A Is. L. VAN LEW, POSTMASTER.
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r ANDS.-I have for sale large NUMBER
IL Of first-class ESTATES with splendid I'M
proyemenis, and large aud small FARMS with ana
without buildings, In almost every section OF the
Stale Many OF the l3rge estates are situated on
the James and other rivers, and many of the small
''' LILO -0 't~''' GEORGE VI. DREWRY.
nj o7-1m 1O14 Main street.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Be>t quality An.
" thracite Coal, SC for nut and $3.50 10 1913
for egg and stove per ton Of 2, 900 pouns by he
quantity; West VIRGINIA SDlint. $3.50 for lump
"a so for Hall. per load: Quiapimont and otarr
Clover Hlll Lump, IS per toad: Coke at IS tosJjO
perload. Best Pine Wood $3.50 per cord. nd
Oak $3.50 to 10 per cord. dcliyerec free. sasfaC.
ton guaranteed In quantity aud quality at Nine.
tecnth and Cary streets.
au "a CHARLES IL. PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
THE DANGERS OF DESPIsING.

The Henry Ward Bc<r Plymouth
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher uttered from
his pulpit yesterday his usual frank comments upon the
observable faults and virtues of lfe and the
tendencies to good evil choosing this time for his
the welLknown verse in Romans, xiv: "Let not him
that eateth despse him that eateh not nor him that
eateth not judge him that eateth," &c.
The duty Of despisng, said the pastor is a very I'M
porant one, the doctrine Of despsing Is one very little
preached and the dangers Of despisng very little
understood There need Of this special njunc-
tion In the text but little acquaintance with human
life, and little reflection upon what men observe con.
tinually will show that nothing ls more common than
species Of contempt people who don't do what we do
and dont Ike what we like, and like what we dislike
and that there is kind OF egotsm In which Is all
and which becomes only the rule Of their
own hfs NE, but sar Pesrpetnay the lndsment which
Of hating 1t is the sense of looking down upon
ignorance as unworthy therefore 1t Is kind Of con-
tempt scornul feeling, feeling not merely that the
thing is bad, but that tits so bad that must give
expression to 1t in way that shall sgmaiae it, make
ncts OF this world continually obliged to take
sides II for example We read OF the landing Of helpless
and ignorant emgrants on shores, aud know there
are vampires ready and waiting to sieze upon and rob
them, filled with anger and indignation. 3d. too
II YOU hover around the Tombs and see what shysers
do continually how men pise their ways and the
hemselves In other words. where selnshness and
everybody In society will despse the manner and the
men ,
with hating but now they overcome 1t by kindness and
benevOlencc, ana with the open palm. Consider the
dangers OF de spisiug, OF repuRnance We seldom ASK
ourselves what sprang from, how far It should be
used what its functions, and hating and
despising without anaiy zing it, We think we love a
man for duty's sake, when really hate despise
him. We do not sufficiently understand ourselves.
Aversion from evil may be a dynamic influence I'm the
educaton Of children. but In degree II may
ward others from evil child may do wrong or an
indiscreet act, and " tut tut y may check
III get out OF the room, but II shout horror
Of evil. What chd do you throw lighted match In
the powderi our terrible indignation OF aDhorrenoe not
only checks the child but impresses him with the
full sense OF the great wrong he IL dong
So then our aversion to evil Is promoter OF good
IN that sese. but III general personal aud has not
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
ORDINATION SERVICES IN BROOKLYN.
AIM Church Of the Redeemr-


When the Rev. William A. Leonard became
rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Re
deemer at Fourthave. and Pacifc>st Brooklyn there
we're divisions In the congregation and the power OF the
church as a working organization had become some
what paired but under his mnisration harmony has
been restored, and the sphere OF usefulness OF
the church has been greatly enlarged The
Sunday school has OutgrOwn tho old building,
which is used as a chapel, and ground has been pur-
chased and fund raised for the erection OF new
chapel Nearly half of this fund has been collected by
the young people OF the parish and their laDors are now
supplemented by monthly subscriptions on the part o
members of the that the full amount
will soon be hand. This church Is always wei nled
but Yesterday 1t crowded, nasmueh AZ the annual
ordination OF the Diocese or Long lsianu "cre
conducted there by Bishop Litteiohn.
Morning prayers said at $3.50 O'clock and the ser
vice. an hour later began with the order of Ordnatloh
After hymp No. lii had been sung as procession ana
the anthem beginning In humble faith ana nos sSve
had been rendered, the sermon was preached Dy tne
Rev DIR Der, rector OF 81. Luke's Church. Hymn
Ma 3s followed and the candidates for the diac0nate
were prese uted bv the rector the Rev. William A Leon
ar and those for the priesthood by the Rev. Dr Der
They were as follows: For the Priesthood, the Rev.
Messrs Carter McEroy, and Prescott; Tor the DlacOh
ate. Messrs. Roach, Rozencraniz, ana Hooper. Ine
ntany and suffrages the ane-cOmnunion service
mel for Trinity sunday then followed Bishop Ltlelonn
here spoke briefly aud subscribed To what DR.. Dillon
had said i'm his sermon the duties Of priests and
deacons Farmers OfertOry, Praise the Lord, Tor He
is gracious" sung, after which the holy communion
wa raleD