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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC X. II. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. December II, 1919
OF TRAINS.

OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. December II, 1919
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
1856 P. NJ DAY MAIL leaves Byri-street sta:
T 5!Hn d sHyAa S2HN ( YPoR ETH 4
Quaniico, with trains OF the Balti:
more aud Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Ale9andria-due in Balii.
more at 9:20 T. NJ; and ut Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
and West.
ll.O5 p. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strett
station fSundays excepted, connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore aud ONO
500 P. NJ, aCc0MMopATIoN TRAIN foi
Hanover function. leaves Broad. Stree |
station Sundays exceptedl.
400 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Slree
station (hondays excepted
1870 r. n, DAY MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Street sta
s:s7A. NJ, a Sa e1si TRAIN arrive
ut Broad-street station Sundays eI
NOTICE. ST..
BY this route q new and elegant sLEEplSo
CAR has been added TO night trains both waysbe.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the spe IA
comfort Of Richmond passengers. ChAKGE sOa
BERTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are n ;N
disturbed ON reaching Richmond; they can reEair
In the car to Ms late All hour Is they piease.
TRI.WEEKLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
Street ssat!ol On MONDAYS, WEDNh sDAYs, and
FRIDAYS. At Qnantico ali-rail connection TO-
frfighfs TO and from all points North aud West.
Through bills OF ladlDg and rates given W ~
principal points North and West
By order OF General Superintendent rnv
de17 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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TOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM OF
all Under excellent enclosure; with valuable ina
proyements-BRICK DWELLING, ample, OUT
| bulldogs, &c ALI in good order: Laid well wa
Richmond, over good road Price: %, 00G: Terms
reasenna6 Apply W. 3; R RcSond
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MINCE-MEATs.

NO THE TRADE.--ATM0RE'S MlNCh'
L MEAT.-I offer 70 the trade, - agent Tor tiS
manufacturer and at his prices, b.0oO pesISSs y.
'ATAoRR'S MiScE-MRAT. PIT up tp earren. n aant
Il say t Is the best In the world Liquor snoaSn ~
IL 20 warrant IL 70 keep twelve months Blask VIZ
clsroa currants, raisins, and spiees reaay o M
and no fear OF It's turning sour or feFmealisS iS
most PREPARATIONS escd for sale. Sxit ana saPpi'
yourselves 90 LsJ. SSSS eiain ss,sh
40 az 4aa& saAAa Jaw
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Fire at Sumter, 8. C.--Disarmins the
Military. @..< .,.. - :

CHARLESTON, January ga fire occurred
at Sumter which destroyed $4,000 worth
of property. Insurance, $4,000. The Rich.
mond Insurance company loses q, 900 other
risks abroad. = -, : =. . -<.ss 2 :, -
Governor Chamberlain has disarmed the
military organizations, including the colored
militia, in Edgefieid. a. 81 -
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY.
ID ZONE AT THIS OFFICE
Orders respectfully solicited, and satisfaction
given u Nices and MQSks
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REAI EsTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.
r ABORING MANS SAVINGS BANK;

STOCK. BRICK.FRONT HOUSES with four
rooms on Oregon Hill, sold for smallca payment
est. which sum is but little more than the present
rent and we believe no more than the rent will be
''tAA - 'A' - -'pp W.R. POLK &CO.,
4. a0-1t No. z Tenth street.
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ByJ. Thompson Browns
/, Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,

+ +. Z =.
,.7a, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll19 Main street, next 70 the State Bank.
ALAssORTMENT OF HOUSE
UHOLD FURNITURE. &c-I will sell at pub
lie auction, on the prerntses OF A. eta5
M b2I St James street, between Clay andAeign
streets. on sATURDAY;Jan January SO. at 10 O'CLOCK,
a lot OF new-HOUSEHOLD GOODS. to saasiy
bin of sale In the hands Of Miss deorseha efeaii'
consisting of ....1. t7aa
/ REP LoUyGE-new:
IT, HALF DOZEN CA1IE.SEAf CHAIRS;
(. CHRoMo and small PICTURES;
MAHI,LE-ToP CESTRE-TABLE-new;
/ BOoK-LIFs OF CHRIBT-splenddly bound;
/ STAR HAT.HACk, Is.
On-CLoTH, BUREAU a,
TABLES, WAsIisTA ANT. BABy-CARRIAGE, &c
( All Of the above articles are new:
a. oaSt 80 - . Auctioneer,
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A yoluminous report of the Secretary Of
War upon various internal water-routes was
referred 10 the Committee on Transporta-
tion. .1t.-s.r' "
The citizens of Pittsburgh petition for an
appropriation for the improvement Of the
Ohio river, and subsidies for the Northern
and Southern Pacific railroads.
Messrs. CoSKLNG and GORDON spoke on
Louisiana affairs.
Mr. FRrLIHGHUYsEN presented petition
of citizens of Georgia asking for an appro-
priation by Congress to aid colored people
who wish to ernigrate to Liberia. Referred
To the Committee on Annrnnriatinns
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Wisconsin Senatorship,

MILWAUKEE,, JANUARY 29.-The vote for
United States senator to-day resulted Car
penter, 90; Bragg, 81 ; scattering, 10.
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
No, 10 Governor street.

NO. lU UCVerHOr StrttI-
pRICK SHOP, FRAME OFFICE, CIR.
~ CULAR.SAWS, BELYING. SKATING
&C., AT AUCTION.-0n MONDAY the 1st Feb
ruary, at 10 o'clock we will sell, on the premises,
corner Arch aud Ninth streets,
tBRICK SHOP, 35x20 feet;
! FRAME OFFICE.
ALSO,
8 C1RCULAR-SAWS,
Lot of sHAPTING, BETTING, &C.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
ia % Auctioneers.
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r D. GATEWOOD, 319 BReAp@
-. STREET. between Third and Fourth. IN
receiving FURNITURE OF the latest Styles
purchased for cash at the best factories East
and West This enables me TO compete WIN Win
prices and terms. s.a no Io-SW
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, January 20, 1875.
SALEs.--f3,700 Virginia consols (cx-coupons)
sold ut 5Oh; 4 shares old Dominion Insurance
Company's stock sold at 90.
GOLD. Bid. asked.
A ,r.ricop cold
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Drank D. HILL,

DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL.
ABsOL gTELY sAFEl
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 80, 1875.
sun rises. ....,. 6 Sc Moon rlses......-.. IL
Ann sets. ....,,. 5.04 High tide. II .33
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by Telegraph.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 2e-Noon.-Money, ~.
Exch,age-Long,' As7k; short, 400. Gold, 1l3S.
Governments dull. States quiet aHd steady. Stocks
dull.
Euentng Money easier at 2@2k. Sterling
dull Ut AS7.. Gold weaker ut Is. Governments
strong and active. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 29.-Yirginia 6's, peelers,
81; eorsals, So, West Y1rginiss, 0b. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, as; new, 10; speciaLtax, s.. Bid to
day.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP +HFS
" COMPANY. stS

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, tRAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, .ALBEMARLE, and HAT.
TERAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and sUN.
DAY 1T high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid salsons, ststerooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are nm,
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
expenses incurred.
Freight received until p. II. daily.
For further Information, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
apps office Company's wharvee. Rockets.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

CHICAGO, January 29.-Breads TUFTS STEADY for
active and higher al $3.50. Lald steaoS.
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.AUCrroH. sALEs-Faturs Day...
BY J.. L,Appersor.
Real Eatate Agent and Arctio
t.fE f1016 Main Etreet. 4 s.. ~ 1. =

VALUABLE OFFICE FURNITURE
FOR SALE AT AUCTf0N.-Win be sola &C
the room Recently used by the Real Estate Ex,
change on THURSDAY. February 4, ls7 3. ALL q
O'Clock ~, all the furniture therei1 G0ns,ssl1g o.
90 Grst-rate BLACK WALNUT OFflCE la
CHAIRS. WATER.COOLERS, Jl,s, ess.aEss#
y y Hspu re- CASH. 49, 'J.L..APPERsON.e
40 ansds ~ "a sAuctioneer.
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EOR BALTIMORE. SSsn,,
T. TRI.WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.
NO DoCKAGE CHARGED.

The new and fast iron steamers SHELLEY and
MISSIONER, Of this line, leave their new pier, In
the uocR. foot OF Twentv-Second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'CLOCK for Baltimore, making close connections al
Locust = oint with BALTIMORE and Ohio railroad for
nil points west aud northwest also, with Northern
Central rail cad tor northero citleS and Canada. 4
Through bills signed 10 Baltimore ana all points
wesI, and rates guaranteed as low as by any ether
line Apply 10 J.. B. TATUM. Agent
Offices, TWenty-seeOn and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets. oc31
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.


louisville, January 29.-Breadstuffs and pa
con quiet aud firm. Lard-heg, leac. "hlsReS
Q4c.
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s. CANTON INSIDE LINE"
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

RlCuMON1) AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUBS
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
POwhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner Of
Twenty-secoDd and Dock streets, making close con-
neclon each trip ut Canton. Md, tEast Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PHILADELPHIA.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this iue covered by fire mud marine
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
nond.
Fprights ordered by this line should be marked
"CantOu Inside Line" and sent To the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
phia.
FreIghts received daily IN Philadelphia and Rich
moRd. For further information applyto
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
IS. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad,
Philaue phia. JAZZ
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MILK--PURE MILK-RICH MILK
4xl have esta blished DAIRY upon my farm,
one mile and u half from Richmond, and Will de-
liver pure, rich MILK 10 parties wanting 1t. Try
my dairy, and guarantee satisfaction. Address.
through Richmond or Manchester pest-ofhce, Sta
ting quantity wanted and hour for delivery.
il 25-lwk r. RANSOM.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
" ~ TICKET OFFICE
= AND
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.

RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
? TICKETS on sale TO all principal points In the
United States ana nrOpe.
RATES SAME AS At DEPOTs.
No trouble TO give information and ANSWER letters.
PASSENGERS and baggage Called for, and haggage
checked from hotels and residences 10 destination
~ sLFEPING.Cb TICK ETs ON SALE.
y The only railroad ticket ofica In the city where
passengers can have choice OF routes.
90 a. W. CARRIER, 500 Main street.
Branch ticket office at Exchange HOTEL jai
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II N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
lIs ,SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
EURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edins
bureh England-capltal, 81 {, 900. 900 gold
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cnctn.
natl Ohio-assets ever 81 100000:
NY, Of New York-assets over S50o,000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY N I'M Of Lypchpurs' Ya.-ssssts oven
Alta xTEHSiT INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Rrooklyn. N. Y.-asse.s over 100000:
PHOENIX INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of Brook.
iyn. N.Y.-assets over t2,OO0,0OO.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, u &c..
O0O. Losses eouitably adjusted and promptly patio
at this agency. Applications solicited, and fnme.
date attention given thereto oc 16 )
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK THE 1z|Nh
Il Old Dominion Steamship Company's sssssS2s4
steamship RICHMOND, Captain READ, viii cal
SUNDAY, January lst, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Positively no freight received after O'Clock
Saturday evening.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
wartled with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also to foreign ports.
Passenger accOrlm0i citations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; storage, W; round
trip tickets, $40. r...
For freight or passage apply to
~. F. g. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
il 30-1t Company,s Wharf. Rockets.
NOR ELPHIA.-A I'm
4 The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain sl 7tkft
CARR, will receive freight for the above port. a
low rates, till SATURDAY, January seth, at IL
o'clock.
Freight taken Tor WILMINGTON, Del, Providence
and Boston. =.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
slatero0m, IS. ". P. PORT ER, Agent
ia 29-2t 1925 Dock street.
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COMMERCIAL.

WuEAy.-Whils, 90 busasls prime Al sa,se; 81
, 1875-06-28
NUMBER 3Oe.


pfeparfd helpnrs-ab5m to underat,nd tho wants
OF society," aud able TO supply them.
M 70 renorats ti,:a world and mako Il bloom
.ha c,,.ua r".auso sentiment only we're necessary,
WY Fan Floseoco Nightingale 40 SUCCESSFUL
ousahG 1he Crms.an War; Not because sfio Wan
woinan OF elevated ronsiment and could piyo
'1 10 o feelings In glowing poetry o.
ascsai,co With IT, Ind because before sha ming
tored to thu wants OF tho wounded soldiers ebo
nna trained hc7aelf As i ilospit.l-nnteo. She
rac.ca nopo 1ams nf Nas patience aud eel
an;l ~ preparation for tho work, could eject.
~ throu'tt, society woro mon eufYcrtur
from deformfttcA Of mind and body,
~ stn3nly fs n because they entered tho hattla
Men, +! taeir groat hahte 10 do aou,othiug,
!a'inted. 10 tin world "a diving for want OF tio
tios1el- Illat waa tine. painfully ts7,o, and tal
sssan true for centuries but could they irn.gino
cano? Could they uador4sani how liz refrpircd
c. ming for toltAams of yrars aud did thew nm.
a 'rSsand how. for thirty years Aftor ho did come
% vaa content to labor iu tue carpenters shop?
'.hey wanted to naree manfnd they should 10
mt, society and mo1sutc their power hcfore Yoi,.
turing to work. They hal started oas. their
fntntc ilfo VA before them Imperfect plans
times IN eonar oarnestnoss they nttomutol to
| Foer into tho fNtu.o boscrc them. THINK God,
~ man could toll What the futaro would bo 80
c,ncor!cd! Bu: thoy might bo assured
| OF this. that II lsoy htroyo after
inaelfssh service tho sntt,ro would bring perfoc-
t!on. In or5o: however. to get into this llno OF
!to, u wae NECESSARY to dtscipllno tho character
and ftoro Hp strength to Erapplc with their work.
they must lhvo tho tnactl3ny anl tho I,atp Of
Ono who stool before them mud Hata, II am ID,
way. and tho truth. aud tile iife." Let lin o.
e''ro them TINT al sh 80 generous impulses Of
their aeafH. alt those desires that hc know sof1e-
t'tnes visited tacHl. all tosa yuasnlngs arter tho
noblo aud heroic nntl ,4o truly worthy in lila,
wore tight. md should bs cIlcishoa and fostorod
| which Iessouger prics received for lis bravery,
ana. In conclusion. nr3ol ta hearora to dis
c.iaTge taer duties bfayay, an1 their reward
would como l'ya,ii-bY, when. tho Master shall
want; enter thou into Tho tor Of thy Lord"
, 1875-06-28

compromise viii, evil. Ministers Of sk
are oflon criticised far preachIng onf
the dsy. yet in their awn dosonao tbe7 th~ =
peal to she esamp'c Of Christ vl,o took for his
text whatever wsh polng ou around i1im found
" "te:tno1is in stones, boohn IN tho running
brooks. and gond IL eyerytnng." Every iti-
ntrncod 9crll,e il like HItto Al, householder wI,
brinHat6 foFth out OF Ills treasures things nav
aud old; ant ono OF tho highest arts Of tito
PREACHER IL that u applying stlo old truths Ut
DsthfeiioH', all OIl-ct, h,pi Calvary, to the oc-
curroDceH Of everyday life. II ~aa once bafd hy
. famous prcnchoE that his vocation was - like
shhs bs French mIiIlnes. always bringing out
new modes IN order To hesn up tho intofo.t aud
stimulate a laag,ithluK taste." THUS using tho
same cltti, Of truth ont of which the prn, hoa
and APOSTLES male their '!isco,naes, we ,nnek
hoods fashion oir garments acGufdIng to tho de-
mauds u y Progressive life and ever. changing
mind. Dut nt, this Is consistent with etrct ad.
llesence to the hitnplcty of tho Gospel of Jesus
Ch!int. Our manner mar be infinitely tisc'Hi.
fed, but cur enbjecL-1nattor must evor bS tlls
satno; We preach not ourselves, but Christ
preach not tho Gospel. We may uHe an ea'tl,on
cup or at Ettuacan vase, 1t matters not wlIicl
providing tho water It con,nfss is from tho river
ul !ife Tho ',ns thing required Of us ia that 0
shall aueucA tho thirst Of aotlts. The river ID
full Of watcr, yet muttitudea perish fot saus of
it occause too many Of the SERVANTS Of Christ
arc constantly employed IN decorating their
pitchclB.
Water, wntsr. nrcrvwntrt.
Aui all t:l- nlrha iii shtlnk;
Wa,"r, wAtof, hveryw1tFs,
Api uot drop " drink.
Ny brctlrrn. in ono sense ne arc ali alike
aunlntcd Tor tlk ll7|y tasI Of putt.ng tho cup OF
colt waiss to tile Ipt Of tho dying. Tho s"ryica
Of Chrlht u tis'iyo-ssl priesthood 0ilpss mint.
trr /. 10! In tho Hacred desk aIonc but III tto!net
asld coslnting-houHos and workshops, and ama,l::
the highways ant hedges Of tifo. Wc ara ali
Preachers Of tho Gospoi, i'll word. aud walk, and
conroesation. It Ia in,,sor!ant t,on that uo
should know the ways ard mesnn Of commend
ing Ourselves to tho ,esaocs OF our to!low-ucu !;
but alter aIi the ont tA,nE noedful IN TINT.
rhcth X We ba IN tho pulpit or nut Of IT, IN
should rrcach Christ, .chrAt IN III the hope Of
glory, Christ the friend Of nnbcsns aud sinners,
Thirst tho Alpha and Unegn, tic btlgh. ntld
mornlng ntar. The chetest Among ton thuuss,,i.
tie one altogether lovolv. AMI blessed in Tint
servans who, having done stia, shall leave bp.
hind him memory lket!,at at St. Bernnrdino.
Wllnao monument whs inscribed with only a
naruc, and that not hib owl. but tbs nstno .l,a.
tn above estry other na1ne in heaven 1ud Oh
ea1th,- -"Jesua."
, 1875-06-28
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE 2s, 1876.

ready Whispering of that City Of tho sions,
through ~hose n.reeta you are soon to be carried,
and for which long Journey you llavo not jet
have timo enough 10 sstrs tlo world
bHt no time for Christ who lt4vo hear.s teilller
and trio for kindred. but no heart tor tle Ia
viofs keoptux; ye Young. who ase fast l'arnlnz
into she soboriloss Of maturity, and uho i.ayo us
yes no tsino rule Of liIe,-a solomnisy born Ut
tho otller world peryalss tic atr ot this holy
plhco. ~ loaV0 will yon my farewell message,
Sock tod aud Ira AMI 80, my owp Chr,s-
.ts,. hrethtea' tristy. trloa, sll truo fnr yoar
untai!inB Affection. your uhtharn confidence,
Sosr oot'alderato charity. yonr constant patcnco.
your cheerful corporation sour devotion to tho
interests Of true religion. 1 prAv you
sses se hsa1t shs h%magO ia o. o; g1n!sfq l: as;
hang tho wallis Of ms,nnry with beautiful p,c-
lures OF your owu dear faccs aud deates yir,icy;
u the s,cred norsices that have 30 ofteu thrilled
our souls Nth tle!r Bpisit Ut devotion i; OF your
batt'nm; Of those nhotn llavo led TO t!'iH chan
col-tal for tho grace Of eooti, ntion Of others
now letoro INC WHO. after tho example Of Iaaac
and ltobccca, have hcre received eacltd sanc-ion
to hoty human love IN CatBtAu wedlock +: ard
OF all thu delightful Interchange Of friondy feel
INK aud Eentln conrs:sies.Aud graceful hospital.
,sY and breathing Of bread that have uade up our
own tocial life.
Tho path TINT leads from the homestead
takca us TO tho cllurchyard. aud our last words
hhAll he facred to our dead. Ofteu hayo we 10.
EotheF looked upon the u,ystcry OF DEATH Of
which we know 10 inncl, and yet 20 litlo: and
so, from thcso pewB wEero they once rat. and
from this altar before which they 30 often kuelt
for Eurcharistic food. l 80 Ia Imagination to
drop tenr ovor tho departed. and 10 thank God
for the privilege Of putting Oh tloir fscezi,,l;
1!ps Al tlloir foet wero dipped in thu cold ,yer
tho eouEs 0f Christian tri,implls Fifsy-two Of,
Which iiavo committed 81 earth to earth" arc
the aolcmn n,ile-Htoncs tia. mark tbs yenra that
have Eono 10 quickly, mud because in ono
Of thcm llare plueed D llttlo flower
TINT bore my own ;uamo, therefore
f'om snch l,alowed ground give YOU ali. be-
loved friot!ds. nv last pastoral blessing, and OF
Thee, blessed Trn1tT, Father, Sou. and l1oty
uhoBt. bescoeh forgsvonosB for all my rtlor:-
comInrs acceptance tor my prayers aud laoors
for tue souls IL tnan, pardon for oil csi!doeru
blessings for nll Thy children, and salvation il,
that day whco slepho,d and sheep shall moot
before the Gtcat White Throno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES
l.rrcrAL TO TINE ooLD NIL p,rLr sr~,.
FROM SAN
frightrui Runaway-sGiI Another
-smothered In whisky aud Mud
Arrested for Murdsr-Murdsred
and Adrin-vasquss-fatsi Sta b.
bling.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 2-l:30 p. NJ
Yesterday a boy named James Stewart
was riding ON horseback on Bryant
street, when the horse took fright and
ran away and threw the boy of. His
foot caught in the stirrup and dragged
him q considerable distance. his head
striking the eobble pavement. A by
standsr caught the horse, and in so do
ing. tho horse fell on him bruising him
badly. Steward was taken to the corner
Of Fourth aud Harrison streets, and his
wounds dressed. His head is badly cut
and bruised and his recovery doubtful.
Charles Roland was yesterday also
thrown from his horse and picked up
insensibls about half n mile from the
summit. toward tho beach, by d. J..
Martin. Superintendent Of the ice house,
who took him to tho racs track, think
ing to find medical assistance. The
physician advised his immediate re-
moval, aud he was taken home and there
he now lies in a very precarious condi-
ton. His skull is thought to be frac.
tured and there is little hope Of his re-
covery. He is about IL years OF age,
and the only support Of a widowed
mother.
Early yesterday morning an unknown
man was found dead at the orner OF
Pacific street and Montgomery
The body bore nc marks Of violence,
and 1t is supposed that he fell down
h.lplessly drunk, with his face down.
ward. and was smothered in the mud.
j. Hayes was arrested this afternoon
on a charge Of murder, for killing Geo.
Forthy. who died yesterday in the
County Hospital.
At $50 this morning some boys found
the body OF a man floating in the bay
near the corner OF Main and Harrison
streets, apparently In the water only a
few hours. A jagged wound Was under
his chin three inches long aud two and
a half deep.
The trial OF vasquoz commences next
Tuesday, tho 9th inst. at San Jose.
Geo. Farley, a thief, died yesterday
in the County Hospital, from a stab re.
ceiyed ten days ago.