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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-16
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Auctioncers,
No. 1912 Main street. !.

MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT O ;N, TIE I
~ VEST LINE OF TWENTY-SEVENTHB BE-
TvErN CLAY AND LEIGH STREE rs FOR
SsLE-We are instructed by the owner to 1 1trr AZ
nr;yate sale the aboye-described Il NED t.H =.
MENT containing six rooms, &C., WIN iarSe ios
attached. For terms, upply 70 ,onuEn
NH 1i-4t Auctl.nccIs.
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5.sEi By Wellington Goadin,
Auctioneer and Real state Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Ran. CO.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY VAN
~ ABLE AND BEAUTiFULI,Y.1orcas LU.
Lot ON THE NoKTH SIDE, OF VI tSS AAIE
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND FIG HALL.
STREETS-Win be sold at auction. on I'M IL H
Az O'Clock P. n, that truly beautiful or at
Us above fronting 80 feet, running back Ia sss
and between the residences OF Mrs. n,,res,
Young and Mrs. Norton. This Is among ,st
ket. e taas-
TERMS: One third cash: balance a. one md -,
years for negotiable notes interest added I'm s,.
per cent, payable annuallyj securei ny a ,sni,
deea: ,osf.l W. G0DDIN.
nh 10 - - Auetinneer
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...,< By Lyme & Brother, ...-.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No 1910 Main street

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON THE
d SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GkACE AID
are requested by the owner 20
offer for sale privately that very desirable e,ainng
eipht' rooms, sc. Lot 10 by 1856 feet For terms,
apply 70 LINE =" DIV Il 'i iaA' :
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..e BY Wellington Godd.n,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALCA.
I Bile AND ADMIRABLY WELLL0CarEn
K EaL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE Of
MAIN STREET. NEARLY OPPOSITE TO THE
SITE OF THE OLD SPO1SW0OD HOTEL,-M
surviving trustee In certain deed of crust bearing
date on the 7th July, SG0 duly recorded ia Rich.
m0nd Hastings Court. In deed book No. IS 4, page
asa, shall, in execution thereof and with the ap
prevail OF all parties intere sed, procecn 10 sch A.
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 25ih March. 1874, At IL o'clock ~. II fair II
not the first fair day thereafter, TT AT TRULY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE located as above
having front of131 feet on the north side Of
Main street. running back on the west line Of
Eighth street 1863 feet in parallel liues to an sley
20 feet wide, having thereon four brick stores
which front on Main street; large new brick stable
and carrfage-house froTing on the west line of
Eighth street, occupied by Sir. W. H. Sutherland;
and the vacant lot. 80 By 1853 feet on Main street.
used as lumber-yard by Mr W. II. West.
The property will be sub-diyided Int six smaller
parcels, according to plat Of survey 10 be seen AT
my office. The foregoing rial estate Is located on
Main street, and In that part thereof where Pm
perry Is In growing demand: and IS 1t Is seldom
that so much real estate on this attractive streets
offered at auction. The special attention Of capital
lists and others Is particularly called TO this sale
y TERMS: Une-thirG cash balance AZ one and two
years for negotiable notes, interest haf-yearly, Sc
cured by deed Of trust. W. GODDlS,
q rs -. i 80. - -. Surviving trustee.
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BY n. Goddin,
ksai Lstsss Agent nd AucsionesrI
Eleventh and Hank st,ae,.

ExECUToR,s SALE OF HorysF ~
~ nlLOT !. I. 81, The SOUTHEAST coeayaa AD
iCLA1 AND TWENTY-N NINTH STREFrsSE OF
SsIALL- PARCEE og EouseHoi.h IEs AND
,IUhE.,-Asthe request OF the executor Of ~ Hi-
Mrs. ElSa Mosby Shall seil1 a. aneton We late
premises, On MONDAY. the 2sd OF Wsrr;, on The
'at O'clock 2. b., the LOT and FRAaEnfn ris74,
ENp.iocasd az above, recently occunieS t.A NE
deeeaent. The lot has front OF So by Ia y The
besides Kitchen, &c. q " A n'e Rooms;
At the same time and place, small No.,
HggsEH0Lo EuhNIT Use wlll be sold. 4seei Of
af1ce &C SIX nhdtwelye months, bearna intnn, oat
cash. 4 ~ 49,. W properly,
NH 10 3ooDIN.
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REAI, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

r ANDS.-I have for sale large number
L of firstrclass ESTATES with splendid improve
ments and large and small FARMS Win ana S Wt
out buildings I'm almost every section OF the ot.ts
MANY of the large estates situated on tne JAMES
and other rivers and many of the small farms lie
near tfa civ. - GEORGE 81. DREWI4,
n, nj, IsIn; 1O14 Main street.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

z, f,NruSHATr, March 14.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn steady at 63@6Sc. Pork, steady
or SiSs Lard steady: S7sat9c. for steam. Bacon
steady t5lc for shoud ers; SIC. for clear rib &c.
Tor Clear Whiskey in fair demand and lower at 91c
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STLOrJIS ETS

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Flour quiet and weak.
Corn dull and dropping at &c: for DO; mixed on
track. Whiskey steady al 93c. Pork steady at
1885. Bacon quiet. Lard lower ut SIC. FER
steam here, and SGc. for up country. F.. 49, ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-16
BY Lyme s. Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

nNE OF THOSE HANDSOME AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW BRICK
cToR rs On THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
BHETWFEN SIX RI AND SEVENTH STREETS
FOR SALE BY AuGTIoN.-Will be soId at pa pc
day of March 1874, Mt 4 O'Clock P. d., that truly
valuable and admiraby-located STOKE NO. S0o
Broad. street, now occupied by Isaac tiouander,
ESQ. at an annual rent of $3.50. There Is no
store IN the city better located for first class rea
business s!:# - -, -.
The building is on lesehold, to expire on the ist
of May 1S7S, subject to a very reasonable ground
rent, and to he paid Tor at the expiration OF me
leas by the owner of the ground. The lot irontS
on the south side OF Broad street Fl by ~
feet TO n ffteen-foot alley.
This property offers great inducements to parties
wishing TO invest, as 1t will pay good per cent. ON
TERMS: One-fourth cash residue at six. twelve,
eighteen. and twenty-f month for neg9ttapls
notes, six per cent Interest added. secured py
trust deed. NH IA LYME q SkOIhEN q. :
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by Telegraph.

> = |||E NEW YORK.
NEW York, March 14.-foon-Stocks u st
Money. g. Gold, l113. Exchange-Lohs, 4oo ,
short, 4ssk. Governments dull. states q"1e' "no
Eyrniug.-Mency very easy at 8. Sterling, $50
co,d 1IIzaD112. Governments dull and STEADY.
States quiet and nominal ,,. yor.
Nrw York BANK STATEMEST'-heD 1"a'
March lathe following is the bank statement
Loars decreased one million; specie decreased one
eighth of million lcgal-tencers decreased uils
denosi,s decI eased one million /; circulati0h ue-
creased one-eighth Of million.
BALTIMORE.
,,rr,sopy. March l2.-Yirginia 6's, old, ~
consos, 81. West Firgtnins' If Noitn o"1 o''"'
o.. NV "a special tax, g.. Bid to-day.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Day.
~ pp!.G BY Grubbs & Williams,
l. Anctioneers ann Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Matn and Bank.

DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.-CQN-
~ MfSs1ONER,S SALE OF 4 BEAUTY,
NINE-TENTHS ACKkS ON. THE THkEss
CHOPPED ROAD.zEDUR MILES WEST v W
RICHMOND. ADJOINING 1HE LANDS Ut pS MS.
SHA WIS., AND MRS. JULIA GREEN.-ln exesa,
ton OF decree Of the Circuit Cour. o. liehiic2
county entered I4sh Of March, S7i, IN The GaS q
Winston. &C., rs Green. &C.. will sal the ht,i a.,
ESTATE above referred 10 at auction. 81 be Re4i
Estate Exchange, on MONDAY, 23d OF Nif'D'
1874, at q O'Clock 81.
The land lies admirably, Is vel crainel, AZ ss
good plank fence around IT, aid enough "o"s !"
the purposes OF theplace. ,,.,. :,
Few tracts OF It's Size SO near the city present -
many advantages. 49, .oy,
and eighteen months for notes With inteirs. S-N1
A'-~ W. CoigmSsiopef
CRrrnPs q WILLIAMS AuctioUcer5. ip ~
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A LDEN'S CALIFORNIA EVAPO.
IA RATED PEARs-one pound equal % 20 nine q
the ripe fruit; also, COOKING PkuE,rTr IIsSape-
Z lie "a 80, .s,,sr Sl4 Main su eel
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WANTED CASH, for. which Twill sell
w tho -ro,,est l,areuius ever offered in forfeited
hedges. consisting of WATCHES Of best max ers; :
6PERA and VEST CHAINS, LOCkETS, SLEETE
MONDS: one pair OF the most elaborate ChAinN1-
BRACELET of gold and pearl, weieh hing ~ ~
dwt. All the goods are to be chosen ous az t
nr,pinal cost. Cali soon at 8. A. WlNS'rOCh's
LOAN OFFICE, No. II Fourteenth street, undef
Exchange Hotel. '.'-'.-' So -
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WANTED IMMEDIATEL1, one Z
FY"HUNDRED COR - GHE21nh ~ If
~' WRIGHT &C. HUDN
J. Steam Tannery. LOMBARD alley,
hetween Ihirleeh'h GA" Richmond, Va.
fe 2D-1m '.I---
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s:s,a'snsTTUrs saTTY:-.irInTure Dsy,s.i

AUCTION GALEsy-FsEs.lrses.ssse .y -.
by Paihe, cabe,I & GO, Austionesrs.. 8
FARCE AND AF TT a NY SALE 8 OF
= FRESH DRY GOODS, Ri. s.
aEADY-mADE NOTHING, 90.
y, THURSDAY the 18Th Instant, commencing
=. Z, o,clock we will SCH at cur warehouse very
large and desirable assortment Of So. "a
'1s FRESH DRY GOODS, 4 s..
now receiving, and adapted to the spring trade.
@ Also, Q large invoice OF
READY-MkDE CLOTHING,
from large northern house, comprising full line
OF FIRsT-CL ASS GOODS; TO which the particular
attention of all dealers in clothing Il invited.
Also, the entire balance OF q wholesale stock OF
MEMS and BOYS WOOL and FUR HATS,
comprising full assortment Of all grades. Also,
- :, =: -, STOCK GOODS,
consisting Of
CASSIMERES, JEANS, -
DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES, &c.
Sale positive and without reserve.
-75' 3 s-9zs'a3T PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
mh16 L. ....s. $3.50. 4 ~, Auctioneers.
/
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BY Cook q Laughton, Aucroneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TOBACCO FACTORY. FIXTURES AT
Il AUCTIsN.-On TUESDAY the Gath instant,
at az O'Clock, we will sell at our factory, III koss
alley between Main and franklin and Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, our Z.
"AN NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY,
consisting of
.-rs...a. = i HYDRAULIC PUMP, ..sEs = 49,
SHAPE KETAINEHS, -.- ....-.5.
.#s'as't 4 PoT RErAINERS,
E.. T.! 4 POT MILLS. s.t'-
..., -st 10 Box SCREWS 4,
/ 12.horse-power BOILER with sTEAH-PiPEs and
HEATING aPPARATUS;
ses- - i lot SHAPES in good order;
Q LICORICE BOILERS, -ss... $50
1O-BoARD MILL PoCKET-PIECEs,
together with all the fixtures necessary for the con-
duct of a first tobacco factory.
The machiner, Is new and improved, and merits
the attention of manufacturers
TERMS: Sums under 800, cash; over 500,
ninety days for approved city paper.
SALMON & HANCOCK.
(roorr g. 7 rcproN Aucfsonpers. NH 16
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BY ". i. Ratcliffe, Aucuoneef' -
1919 Main street
TWILL OFFER AT AUCTION O S,cIo co nv
| DAY, March 9th, at hall. past IL
USUAL A@'''' GROCERIES, &C., &C., per-
,,oh invite the attention Of The traH lsntases
Wishing avail ssaad IN S goods to-day
or carry monu'y yc M r. RRTCLIFFE, AucLloHser:-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-16
BY Lyne& Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
@s NO, 1912 Main street as.r

TWO SMALL FARMS FOR SALE PR
1 yaTELY.--We are requested by the ownsr
Win resides I'm rhe CITY to offer for sale TWO MOE
LITTLE FAKMo-to wit: First, a small TRUC q
FARM. In Hanover county. three'quartefs. OF .
the courthouse, adjoining the farms OF Ridd,e,
Garrett, and Others, containing EoRT4-EIH w q
ACRES, the greater portion OF when s clsa q
the place nice orchard of seycntyfve frni t-trees
of assorted kinds. and most excellent spring. I'M
with usual out-houses.. .1-,.:.z rs.I
Also, a FARM In Henrico county, on the fore !,
River railroad, near Meadow station; conIaInlss
tn o-tbrds of which is cleared, aud well suited for
usual crops; residue In wood, The mproyeme en-
treat Inducements will be offered, For terms al
dress or apply to LYME BtOIHER,
NH 1857 .#%' .f' f;-'''. tr".. SuCLloneers.
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GEaREW AR D.-LOst or mislaId, on
SDC Thursday last in Richmond, my POCK EFT
BOOK coutaining several railroad passes and yalu
able receipts Also, q pair Of GOLD-RlMMED
SPECrACLES. The above reward will be paid II
left as the Dispdtch office, NH IA 3r
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1859. BY James NJ. Taylor s. Son, -.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streels.

xx7E WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
w TION. upon the premises, on TUESDAY
the 18th dsy Of March. / S74, at 5 O'Clock M:
those FRAME BUILDINGS or the south Sue o.
poVer street between Reservoir aud Randolph
streets, the same to be removed within fifteen days
from the day OF SALE. ..s-I', r.
TERMS Made known at the hour or SAFE;
~ -. - JAMES NJ. TAYLOR g. SON,
r,b1o liz -'~--. Aucuoneers
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN LITHO-
~ GRAPHIC COMPANY. Il

~ GRAPHIC COMPANY. j.!
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND CARY STREETS, u.
w. Q. CARRiNGTON,P President. t2t i.
81. GEoRGE w. MAYO, Superintendent.
THE SOUTHERN LrTHoGRAPIuC COMPANY
would call the attention OF their patrons ane the
,sev ~ ~ ,ah SSs n.sse
Certificates OF Stock Diplomas, Policies; Note.
Letter. aud Bill Headings; Maps, Plans. Autograph
and Circular Letters, business and Show Cards,
Tobacco and Fancy, Labels, &C., In aeat. workmaus,
like ssyles at low sGgnres guaranteeing 10 deliver
good and aasistastcfy work. fe2kl n
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RrrsHSEsS WANTS.

WAN s1Ilsd to tap,s AG IN Wholesale
az teu vcars' stsnciog in this city: ao gen
sa W,s OF eo aDTns only
4,oOU ana 5 an eNp'i 4. W. a., room 70,
desired; Ruereo' Ballard House.
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TSTRAY COWS.S-Taken up on my EEE
IL Yarm. near Raryie, small RED COW ;3tssSk-
also a SP3pTTED COW, two RED COWS, q bni a.
DLE cow, and a BUFFALO COW with blaze face.
SlWners WIN come for ward prove property and re-
move Them -! $50 THOMAS POLLARD.
NH $500 o. !
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sIAHKNE 1STEAAHGENCE.

q MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH l6. 1874
snn rises. SOC Noon rises. J.37
Srn sets. 5.64 High tide. .......... 255
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LOST. sTRAXED, dc.

T OST, between my store on Broad stTeee
containing sundry bills aed notes. which are Oh 10
Hse to any Que but the owner. noeTat > re@ sd
street or 1877 Main street. RF ". u sh1Ih'
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EOR RENT, that desirable HOUSE Ca
II ON Marshall between Fonrth and fifth .zl
streets three rooms besides first floor, which Is
suitable for bakery, grocery, drug store or tailor
WILLIAM r. POLK & CO.,
Real Estate AgcGta No. q Tenth street.
IL, o.
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WANTED, TO SELL
ONE THOUSAND CORDS p!S S,r oa ASD 7 G have
oso eo o. supply at my yard corner Fifteenth
and DOCK streets, for retail al low rates. All 40
want will please give me call; :, Dcr.SD
fs.f
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The Sensation at Simpsons.

Max Adcler: Down in Tukahoe. New
Jersey. there j. man named Simpson.
tho had fat roof on his house cover
cred with tia. The roof got To leakinz
banlv. and i Happened TO occur ~ Mr..
Simpson that i " Onic be good thing
10 cover the whole surface with the
material out OF which concrete pave
Inents aie made, In order 10 make il per-
iecuy tight. = insn was accordingly
engaged and lie covered tlc tin with
concrete 10 the depth of four inches
Tie curse VI IuAahoe j. cats In warm
" Gather millions OF them assemble aud
hold ratification IN .ciin-s and rehearra.s
aud general synod- out iu the back
wards and on The rpoIs. In 1ukahoc
that summer the heat w4s unusually iu-
tense. and Mr.. Simpson wa exceedingly,
annoyed by the animated discussions Of
the cai- in his seighborhood The lnors
he 'shoed them aud fnng old boots al
them. the more they yelled. Might after
nigiii il continued to grow more terrific.
aud day by day Mr. simpson observed
thsf the mysterious caierwanling con-
timued during ali hours OF daylight
simpson haln'i a bcoi-jsck or black
ing-bru>h or rolling pin Or cologne
bottle len io throw ~ them.
At lat. ohe moonlight night. the rJ,-
roar 70. 10 be "a ou;ra-eou- that slap
son arose from hi- bed aud determine
10 ascertain what all fhi- gr0viint
meant anyhow. l. appeared 20 aim
iiist the noise csmc from Tie to- ite
house. He went up into tie glug' aifi
put hi lead oui oi ;he trap door I.er.
hc found one hundred and rint .iN
cats suck iasi knee deep ia tie s"negt *
which hai br,n -ofienri by tYH hest
Some OF Ihcm .nd ltea ili..e four 4fs.
The minute the, caIsh' -sgii 3 ~itiJ-
sou the u hole one hundred sld n.u~fs-
six doubled ~ ineir 4 inr-. 4. liei ih~r
back hair. .lnkcd their sails. alf gave
one wild. .unearilly yowl ru'-h -hprk.
Simpsons nerves % much ..at hr d4an-
ped the trap door and tell dow ire strp
ladder or The head OF Mrs. simpson.
VINO was standing below. dressed in
thing with iriii on IL. and arnr = ih
a palm leaf fan AND = bed siai. deiefntrr&
20 proieci Simpson 20 the death. ~ui.-
s0n ha< since sold the house To a az
who makes sausage and fur iippeis ilr
keel lie con c -ete soft and stick All II.
year round by means OF fire- in the gar
ret. aud IL j. whispered around Tnckahoe
thai Isis actual gains average forty dollars
a night.
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r-on fhe s.r Franci-co hrun.cie sos shl
Among the passengers by the west
ward-bound cmigraut train which ar-
rived Yesterday. was a Mis-. W. :. Cred
iford. an aged lady from Albert Maine.
Poor. feeble and siope. she lett her home
10 cross the continent on M emigrant
train TO see her children. residing in tiis
State. Two grown daughters awaited
Lcr ai san jose. aud her -on had gone
up tie road 10 mee, hcr. lie found her
" urn out with the ...igues Of the pro-
tracted journey in comtOrilcss emi-
grant car. and very weak. About -ix
O'Clock IN the evening she reclincd h.r
head or Ter sons shoulder and icll asiccr
iicf,e inst after tile train lc'i San
I.c,aaro gentleman who Lad got on
an in ~ That place noticed something
/ tNli~r j. iIe attitude and appearance
OF the OIL ady approached l'eT son and
inquired. W hat is the matter with that
ladylr Hush" replied the youug man
''don't wake nv mother No fear,
said the gentleman. ''shc will nevei
wake again N his world" lie was
rig'f. Quietly leaning on the breast OF
her sen the poor oil lady had yielded Il
fatigue and peaceiully fallen into slum
Der. from which she passed into tina
deeper slfr9 that knows neither waking
nor WEAKNESS. The cuigrants composed
her IN % rest aud brought Ire bodl
10 this city for .he .ereayed children.
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OrTThe ready money sysiem--Dun, oI
be done.
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THE CHRISTMAS TREE.

Who comes this way so blithe and gay
Upon the merry Christmas day,
30 merri!v. 50 cheerily.
W ith his peaked hat and reindeer sleigh
With pretty toys Tor girls aud boys,
"A. pretty ~ YOU e'cr did sec;
Oh. this j. Santa Claus's man.
hriss hringle with his Christmas tree
CHORUS:
oh no oh no, ho. no. no. no. no. no. no.
Then jingle, jingle. jing. jing, jing.
Right merry we shall be.
Yes Jingle. jingle. Come Kriss kringle
Come with your Christmas tree:
And welcome. we come. welcome kil,s
RIGHT welcome shall YOU be-.
O there he j.. vcs y~ 'ri- Nri-S.
II kri-s with fhe Christians tree.
Tie C.ri~ima- tree. the Christmas tree.
The Christina, tree, the Christmas tree.
IIi- scigh-bells ring with merry ching.
~ sf it, nrefs the reindeers spring.
Gee up, gee hp. how swift they 20,
over hc ice ard drifts OF snow.
For h, must c,l OF ono and all.
IIi- muster pr"iiy pet YOU see;
sor . j ~lnfa tiauS's man
kri. j ringie Nth his Christmas tree.
Chorus.
With rahe- and plums. trumpeis ana
dri4ln..
And iui- 0f pretty things be comes.
- nov ue quicA. your places take.
inI All = nsrrN circle make:
fOr nov hes near. he'll soon appear.
A.d we hi iotfx f,r.. .t,ff ee
Oh. welcome Santa Ciau-- man.
hris- kringle. with hi, Cnri,,ui,- tree.
CnOrus.
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Ahib- ANf fli.
The veil was taken. And her calm pale
Smiled sadly on me as .he saii. good.
Is:
No quiyer on the 'p.v grye cori trace
No itgr nrop i~ielcd "a her Young
bf.s ~ eve
twas tie black veil. And yc; could
i9l -re
rroutHat .ii'.nt f.ee Que sigh Of
Tarea. istas Or She'd s.ii 20 me
"i o' a. the raia pace dear
rrs ,o~.
Da; nrw lie veil 80 taken. And she
-aii.
Wih jusi her oldea Ihrin OF girri.h
aux iier.
II cau I coips out tomorrow hui instead
III meet ou here, dear Charlie, The
day after"
And so tie veil was taken. All in vain
ia tried upon Der oOrnet-,op TO cock
III,
SO drew il OF, TO kiss ran for The Grain.
Aud took the yeii-Jancs veil home
in my pocket
Two hairpins &c her chigron fastened il.
Which very quickly lad di>ccnnec-
ted;
On these inconiinent chanccdto sit
Then how took tie veil recChecied
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-18

Read This Musical Conventions.


There can he no cues siion huf ri.s' we
owe much oi oar Frc .Cnt slvar er4en-
IN musical ia-ie and caI'ur, - f.t rur-
veniional system. WHO .ll e-iirief-
the benefit o. even one OF fle lea-i ut
these gatherings or SET hrrai iu .ts
usefulness. And who shall r - rer-
rect valuation upon the pos f- aosG
they wieid. or affix iiAifs rY ff- sphere
OF Improvements ihey sial. fif
? No one cen hope 10 even APPROX irnlfr
to such valuation aul Ee vi8 .,.lt
ulderyalne them. 81 -rurli IiiF r.-rr af
their labor. j. himself q r1elenieF. sDi
Is no. worthy OF attention
ln view Og the nnlrnisi'f tart Df ihcir
usefulness, IL l. the .uty 9f ali i0Veis nf
music 10 WORK eari.csf't tor 90. a,ivanec
nent of vocal. mora suL -Dcisi culture
10 encourage these enierpir~e> in -veff
possible manner. and TO urge fhetu in
The utmost extent OF their ahiiiii.-
Syery county and township -lou.
have frequent conventions ia order faa-
the grand aggregate OF progress nnas 0.t
ieli aud known also. estimated b. -or
psrisOn. both 18th it, former effort -ai
with the labor and requirements Of si..-
er similar organizations elsewhere.
Ia no other WAY can the spirit OF i'm
provemeai be kept up. and a noble en-
uiation l. the Suresi incentive % effort.
Without generous rivalry, " hat -hall
stimulate honest endeavor. Aud whsf
J. more prolific of progress thln honest
and manly competition
Through these conventions much rood
can be accomplished. ard ~ hope there
may be an interest manifested in ihi.
cause that never Was known before.
Friends. such actions will tell 10 the
glory OF all lover~ of music. ai.l finally.
tae study oi music will be supported,
enthusiastically. by every community.
30 shall musical education abound.
until our people become one general
choir. j. g. CKOS:ER.
Monroe City. Knox Co. Ind.