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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20, 1877.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Annie, Loouey. Alexandria, coal, S. T.
Lathrop. , ,,,,,
light. Currie & Co. .,,.,-
Schooner B.; F: Aumack' Lccato' James river
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, 6. W. Allen, Co.,
Steamer J. w. Everman, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ". T. Porter; agent -,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b.
Tatum. agent. $500 ~
Schooner Pandora, Mitchell, PAlladclphia, mer-
chancise. Curtis 4 Parker
70 CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
x,.grpn,,. New York November 21s;, schooner
ARexaA 1iIallock, Sharrcf.
Sa$a MEMORANDA.
nBna HsSpion Roads November 2sd
Schooner Anihea Godfrey, PRICE: WAS LOADING 1T
Schooner L. & d. Fiske, from Rlchmend. Me-, for
Richmond. Va, before reported hauled into me
S %nl her a forem mI and have It scaried
In Hampton Roads 2ist, large heet oi vessels
were detained. Strong easterly winds prevailing.
AN IMMENSE CARGO.
The British steamer Hooper Captain Marcel,
which cleared yesterday for Liverpool takes out tue
largest cargo that has ever left New YORK except
that on board the famous steamer Great EASTERN IL
consists of the following, according 70 her maes'
ON file at the custom-housc 81 90s bushels Of corn
oo Sns OF Of oeake, 5000 slaves 200 erces
of beef, so tons camwood 400 bags clover-seed'
152 bags of timothy-seed, aud "a nOSsheads OF 10.
bacco making Il total Of about 5000 tons OF dctd
weight. $3.50 a.. .. IS
LAYING ocean cable and has been engaged
in that occupation until the present She was built
ut Newcastle, England, and her principal dimen.
beam, SIS feet depth of hold, 30 feet inches, ana
her registered tonnage is 1895 tons IN her hold
are three Immense tanks respectively 5S, o., anu
Al feet in diameter These were designed Tor storing
the cables but on this voyage have been used Tor
storing grain IL Is reported that this steamer viii
coon Commence TO lay q new transatlantic cable
from Brest, France, TO Montauk Point, l.. i.
BY Telegraph.
LONDON. November 23.-A Lloyds' telegram
from Liverpool states that the steamer Bole-
milan, from Boston, Is ashore, high and dry, by
Bristol Bank. She Is expected 10 come of on high
tide.
LIVERPOOL, November 23.-The gale was violent
yesterday. The White-Star Line steamer Britannic
sey. Many vessels THAT left on Wednesday have re-
NEwYoRK, November 23.-The bark Argo, from
New York for Rotterdam. is ashore near Rotter-
dam.
States steamer Huron sailed this morning for Ha-
Passed In for Norfolk Schooner Florence, from
Bath, Nc.
IN A DANGEROUS POSITION.
LONDON, November 23.-The bark Chin-YanE
from New York for Southampton, IL ashore at War
rem Lodge, near Southampton, In dangerous posi-
ton.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY. kN0MN AS
;. WI, TiAMSON'S," SITUATED ON THE Az
poMHTToX KyERBy yri9e Of A.; deed OF trust
iro,.i ; "o H,,c ON November 27. 1872 and duly re-
corded the CrS Office Of A Is Ccan1y Of o th
credit0rs secured thereby will proceedto sell ut pub
lie auction the highest bidder on M y
sweii Courthouse, that certain TRACT OF LAND
conveyed by said deed. situated In Amelia cotflly,
Tn called Williamson's,'' containing 500 acres,
more bounded on the north by the Appoma
now owned by 4. Girardj, OH the south by West
owned by aud on e wesd by by
Bellevue" owned by FauKlftT. This farm Is situ-
ated about four miles from MattoaN depot, on the
Richmond and Danyillc railroad.
TERMS: Cash as to Il sum sufficient to pay the eN-
penses of executing the trust and TO discharge the
debt secured being three thousand dollars OF princ-
pul and all arrearages of interest thereon; ana the
residue such terms rs the grantor or his assigns
NAV prescribe. IL Is believed, however, the very
EJeruk terms will be announced at The sale.
W. j. LEAKE.
no o-7.lO.l3,I 7,.Sdtds Trustee.
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Rv Robert i. Lvnc.
Real Estate Auctionccr.
Eo,l2l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-EXTRA-TALUA-
BILE AND MOST Observation-Disclosures
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUBURBAN TRtEh g.
0TiIER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. ~ B0W.
LING GREEN. HENRICO COUNTY. On TUE
ROAD LEADING FROM CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILK9An Si2rSS o T2 THE F Mhc i6MF
YEARS OCCUPIED BY MR.. RUSH BURGESS
FOR SALE ~ ADDITIONALLY virtue of deed OF
trust from Rush Burgess and Mary +. his wte
dated 9th Of March. 1872, ana dnly recorded ~
in the Office of the clerk of the Chanccry Court oi
the city of Richmond. being thereto required bY me
beneficiary i'm said deed. we, rs trustees named III
said deed. will sell at public auction, on me prem
O'Clock p. 81. OF that day. that valuable TRACT or
LAND on Bowling Green street, in the county OF
licnrco. about one mile east OF the city klcl'
mond, containing 55-l0o ACRES. WIN IN tx,
eight rooms with pnrchcS front and rear win GOOD
barn stable, and other out-houscs, and Il well oil
good of water on the place. . =,
This LAND is extremely fertile. AMI Is in high
state of CIVILIZATIONS and hy OF Its contguty
10 the city OF Richmond is extremely valuable no
ONLY for its great advantages a. truck-lrnl, ntil
nv of It's prospective value Is site Tor olii
ing lois II Is the same farm form: rly owned by
JOHN hlinOr~sots, and adjoins the property OF ihe
Ti$#' ARM will he sold As whole and upon tile
following tcrms-to wit:
and the sum of $50, and Interest thereon from
the 9th DAY of October, 1876 and is 10 the resi-
due. nnou such terms rs shall he announced ut the
time of sale. .
arranged such Us will he satisfactory to bidders.
This saj, offers a most desirable opportunity to al
persons who are seeking profitable inyestm.nts.
LEWIS IL. FRAYsEH.
po11 Trustees.
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BY Poindexter Il Tupper'
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneefs'
1ono Main street.


as Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1900 Main street.
A UCT1ON SALE OF A SMA SINAI, SI 1GiS IN,
n TENEMENT ON THE, ,t NSa Nh .HTD SiI
sTR STR FRIDAY The 2sd Of srt,m or,
1877 at O'Clock 7. 81, we shall SCI, y pnpERTV
the premises the aboye-lneDlloneu ! ,tro On
The SWELLING hts four rooms, ana thcrc l. a'S'
8 kitchen detached In the yarh.
TERMS: Reasonable and H. sn1p' r. TrrppEp
nuctipn8EE.
.F POsTPoNEMENT.
,,,, ,,,ovo s,,e g. nostnoned until MONDAY tho
oath OF November AT same hour OH @'e'""' VI ''''
jncIelnency of the weather. :, r1rpprp
a< AucfioEecrs.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAM DAILY.
No. 1850 \. VI, leaves E!c&!Urn..; ARRIVES at
Vile -:J7 T.. NJ, Greensboro
4:J7 l.. W. Salisbury ~ +.
W.. and CIilrir,:" g:.!} l.. VI.
No. 2-i:52 a. NJ. leaves Charl"tt": arrives al
salisbury -:ji u W., ';r'r,n,-
t,oIy3' ,l,l:,%o !, u, In,ansyiI!I::
=. ~. aud Rir!!mnnI 7:i5 T.. VI.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAM DAILY.
80. 3-ll:35 =. ~. lrayns EichmomA: arrives At
EnrneyilH" 2:oi \. NJ. Dan
yil'" Geo a. ". Gr"-t,5"ro'
500 4. W.. ~t!i'bHrv 1921
\. NJ. and Charlotte l2-j l..
No. l-5I7 T.. NJ. leaves Cngrloft.: arriy., e,
salisbury e:l7 p. VI. Greens.
, ,9:go i1;$i = ~, ~. pI''H,,ns
4. NJ, and Richmond 7:3u
A. NJ.
Trains Nos. and " III stop ~ 'arIrr ~ Amelia
Courthouse, Eurk"vill", Drah"S 3rtnrh " eli rap.
Bark aleS, Dun:!cr nauyill". Greensboro, ana 1t
all other stations when passengers notify the con-
ductor or ticket AGENT; aud con.,rt 81 EHr"c;'ne
and from FarinvIi". I.ynchburg nni al <'utiM"-',
crn points. ~ Dundee with rn" irZin!a Midland
railroad. At Greensboro with the Sur'h@,s stern
North Carolina railroad for Salem 1nd iH'"rm"llaic
points. At AIRLINE Junction WIN Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline. Al Charlotte "itn Charlotte
Columbia aud Augusta railroad - ani from all
points North and south.
Train, Nos. 3 aud 4 viii s;"pa: ~ ,r,tions ani
connect AT Richlurul ;,"iug Nn:'a aai south MI'h
the r. f. < l.. &. l.. for WaSnir-,of. and a r"ta's
North and West. and with the {. < -. H. i.
for all points vs.. At "lr".H.h"t,,' WIN tu',
| North Carolina rHiiroai In and !t"M HairlGh amt
| Colsboro. aud Intermediate point. Vt N,''!S-
bury with Wcscri North tsroti ah railroad ne
trains daily on E!ch.n"nd an! l'hnh HE rat
road. and connect rs abor" except 2"tn% u"fi!
| on Sunday morning and -oi"@ south "n Monday
morning. Trains making tins c"1Hrrii"n run Hailf
| on Richmond, Fredericksburg a.i Potomac ana
| bu. y
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1877, passenger trains VIII run - l"h""s xp,y.s
1esve Richmond. s4 g. 4. NJ 5 EdEr :: s.
Arrive ut Louisa .........lf:47A A. m. llZo Z. ~
Arrive at GOrdOasyille. 1876 =. III. iZUu ..Snt'
Arrive NJ Washington. 6:3j +. NJ 1:5J q. e.
Arrive at Charlottesville. I:25 r. u. lE:DO =. ~
rive at Lynchburp... 800 J.. ~. 1852 y. ~.
Arrive at Staun;on....... $50 j. 81. 2:2O y. Si'
Arrive al GCsheII...".... 5:4Z i. D.. $50 ~. 81.
Arrive atMillboro'..... sos +. N. 800 A. W
Arrive at CovlrgtOn..... $40 y. II. 6:2O \. VI.
Arrive at White Sulphur. a=.a p. ". 7do A. u.
Arrive at Ksmawha Falls. t:t2 :. .. 12a9 r. y.
Arrive ut Huntington. 900 y. u. 300 I. u.
Arr,Se at GnGLnnat Train a;. tcanG G aIT ~
ccpt Sunday at 400 +. NJ, ant arrives ct Cor
,lonsyiIle at 7:45 =. 81, conncci!nE "iin Hlr9tn'a
Mail train between Richmond ana Hinton runs
daily except sunday. betw""r Hinton and Hunt
ington runs daily, stopping AT all regular stations
Express train runs daily, st"ppa2 al Hanover,
Junction. Nocs. Trcvlllians. Lou'ar. ,'3rdonsEie,
Charlottesville, Staunten Goshen, Milib"ro'. Gov
Iugton and all regular stations ~ctt Of toEinst0n.
Mail, express. AM accommodation trains connect
at Gordonsvile for Washington and the North ana
mail and express trains connect a: ckariottes'lie
~ Exnress train connects At CInc.nra. with trunk
lines for nil points in the We6:, Northwest. ana
Southwest.
Chesapeake and Ohio p:,cke, steamers leave Gin
cinnati at 400 =. NJ, connecting "i'h Chesapeake
and Ohio trains at Huntington. 5000 :,
Express train leaves Huntington - li:No \. NJ
and mail train 1t 3:45 l.. NJ. connrciin2 al kich-
mond with tine Richmond and DtrY!iic amf kich-
mond and Petersburg tratns for all rrint> Sonth
Sleeplng-cars run on ni2h:-iraihs Ort"ecn Kich-
mOnd and Coyinston.
Express rain arrives at Richmond AZ 700 \. NJ.
Accommodation train arrive" .; Richmond A.
Through tickets sold aud Dag-zl. checked 10 al,
principal points.
For rates, information, &C.. apDi, Al CompalY's
offices, and at $40 Main street. Elrhmo,l!. Va.
CONWAY 4. HOWARD.
". V. :. DUNN,
D u,,IS r,..
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FOR LEASE.

TEASE OF MANCHESTER CORN
IL MIIL-Biis will he received bx me Goni MI
for one wear. with the eption Of three additional
Years, until the lsr OF DECEMBER me NE G hlas
Fnr further information apply to the under >Sned.
ror i"''iici '''''' A. GARY.
noo4tDel Chairman Water Committee.
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TtK.%' ErfEtT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL. l577.
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 u sgssss1 ssszsa -;

CHESAPEAKE AsD ONO kA1LgoAD,l
RICHMOND VA, November 10 lsTf'
(IHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL
ROAD-On and after SUNDAY. November l /,
1877, passenger trains will run IS follows:
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GOAL. CUKE, COOKING. KINDLlNG-,
" and COfD.WOOD, cost the consumer very Ill
tie at the west corner of Gary street, Basin ano
Ninth street. WOOD for kindling and cooking. c9t
SPiIST COAL. unexcelled; BLAZING BRIGHT
HOPE COAL, rich aud pure: CLEAN. FREE
BURNING ANTHRACITE COAL, every Size
BEST COKE. All by weight. .r,,xc
no IL y. is. Al NLNS.
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a NTHRACITE COAL. ALL SIZES, AT
N LOWEST SUMNER RATES. West Virginia
Block Spint COAL. Cumberland COAL, by the car
20 or In lots to suit the trade, on accommodating
terms: Oak and Pine WOOD. All coal SoId "V
weight, and guaranteed to be Of the best GmaiirrS.
WRIT ROBERTS,
jy2 corner seventeenth ana Cary strcets.
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH 4FrS
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM @sslsTssstssss
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES. THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Until further
trims. leaving PhillJelphia every I ES y a \ .
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY,, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con
Meeting mt Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
lI,r same c!:y cin Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
' w L. PORTER. Agent.
1926 Dock street Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE K CO.
General Agents.
o.l1 South Wharves. Philadelphia
ID. ID. G. MINK, Agent,
,,v17 No 80 Dcvonshirc street. Boston.
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EUREaT'ERE,

JUST RECEIVED, % SUITS Ola
~ tue best Chamber, Parlor, and Diningi1 "a
daily additions to same. have the largest lott
of Walnut suits, and some of the finest that can o oe
found in the city, made Of the best mateil! anu ha
same class of goods have ever been offered: ,ice,
fine Parlor Suits in Gotenei @f a ne goods
1hdnld not fail 10 examine my stock before puS'"S
A luil tite Vi ei'e"p L. GATIRIGI1T,
- Is Governor street.
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OALBUHGH SPLINT COAL,
" TSRIVALLED FOR CRATE USE.
s. II. HALVES. Sole Agent.
uo5 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREA
| w or MATTRESSES don't fail to sec RyR
| fall stock Of elegant and superior designs The III
| prices have been reduced until they are lowcrS
| than they have been in thirty years. All can be
suited. / have goods that will please the rich or
the poor Examine my stock, and the prices shall
please. SAMUEL W. HARMOOO,,
au3l.3m Governor street, Richmond.
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no z4-lt 40 poVk sIrcfI.
TOR NEW YORk.-The Old 1,>STS
Il Dominion Steamship Company sszszssssssesE,
Steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE. VII
ssil SATURDAY, November 2ith, st 8 O'Clock
IN. ,.-,.-..
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
rardcd With dispatch all points north. south, east,
aud west also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York :l2. Stcerage. 80 ana
So.
For freigh. or passage. apply to
C. W. ALLEN Il co, Agents.
no Gilt Company's Wharf Rooketss.
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DEpagTSRE OF STEAMEK..

TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO 41FEFs
n WHENCE AND BOSTOS.-Stcaln-.r EE +4sssa
er AGNES, Captain SMITH. will receive fFsish'
for the above porrs until SATURDAY the 2it!
instant al AZ o'clock +. VI. ,,u,,r, $1,000
M aa1t 2I2J Dock street.
, 1877-02-25
PERSONAL.

Mr.. spuEgeon has gone to Mentone, IN Italy,
! to recruit his health.
The Rev. Leonard ". Bacon will soon return
to this country from Switzerland.
The Rev. William Penick, Protestant Episco-
pal Bishop-elect for Cape Palmas, Africa, was
eonsecrated in st. Paul's Church, Alexandra,
Va, last week, Bishop Atkinson, Of North
Carolina, and Bishop Whittlc, OF Virginia, Off
ciating. The degree Of D. D. has been conferred
upon the Bishop By the Faculty of Kenyon Col
lcge.
The Rev. J. F. ". Ware, formerly Of Balti-
more, and now 4 Unitarian pastor in Boston,
said, in sermon before Unitarian Conference
lately: 1--WE need missionary work aud pro-
nous;ccd Confession OF Faith. Unless We have
these, doom is sealed, and in thirty years we
shall be dead, without any one to attend the
funcral."
All the Unitarfans Of Boston do not oppose
tho Moody movement. James Freeman Clarke
said, in a sermon recently preached, " For one,
l heartily welcome Moody and Sankey in their
earnest, honest, and Jealous efforts to awaken
an interest in religion. Let Unitarians take
care how they oppose Mr.. Moody, unless they
can show better way"
We hare an interesting account of what Atr.
Bliss WAS doing shortly before he met with his
violent death ut Ashtabula. On that Friday
night he was seen by fe1low-passenger whose
life was spared, sitting in car by the side of his
vile, with bis open Bible on his knee, and both
seemed fntently engaged in the study OF the
sacred word, while he was composing Bible
song which was never to be sounded on earth.
This is the last we hear OF them in the body.
The venerable DR.. Lovick Pierce, now in his
ninety-third year, is writing series Of remin-
isccnces Of the century. He is the oldest Meth
odist minister living on this continent, and prob
ably the oldest of any denomination here. He
points to the great difference that exists be-
tween Methodism at toe beginning Of this cen
t1ry and now, and concludes that either primitive
Methodists were more religious than was need
full, or else modern Nethodsts are less SO.
Awful dilemma!
, 1877-02-25

Tell you what, brethren, Providence always does
look after lazy man. Sec what an easy, sin,
less time Adam had OF it until he rubbed bis
eyes, yawned, got up and went to work gather
ing In the eapple-crop..-Bnrttngfon Hatck- Eys
They had tough subject IN the tnquiry-roon
this week Moody wrestled with him, and sau-
key sang. with him, but the man seemed to
despair Of forgiveness. Finally Moody asked
him what heavy sin burdened his mind, and he
confessed to having beat newspaper publisher
out Of three ycsrs' subscription. The evangelist
informed him that they did not profess to per-
form miracles, but II he would settle up his
dues, with compound interest, and pay for
three years more in advance, although they
could not open the doors Of the church to him.
perhaps he might be snaked in under the can-
vas.-Boston Bu2etin
Early American advertisements were often
curious. Here Is one in 1sos: Much Wanted
work in a smail family at Charlestown, near
Boston. She may pray mud sing hymns, but
nut over the ftsh-kettle; may go to meeting, put
not to believe in the Divinity OF Elias Smith;
nor belong to the whining congregation OF mid
night worshipers. Inquire at the Repertory
office, near Boston,
, 1877-02-25
BREVITIES.

Philadelphia BuAetin: "Arc They Dreamin
OF Mel" is the title Of the latest ballad. It j
probably dedicated to the authors creditors.
Two oysters in gallon of lukewarm fluid a
church fair are no longer called stews, bu
aquarlams; but some people think that there ar
too many fish to the water.
| The proprietor OF line of stagesin New Yor1
has adopted the picture Of whale as his busl
ness emblem. He says that that fish was th
first Stay-Jonah mentioned in nhistorJ.-Pat<rso'
| An4ateur.
| Senior classroom. Mr.. -L.--"Doctor. con1t
! the wicked find any pleasure In associating will
the good in the next life!" DR.. A." No, SIR
Mr.. L." Then wasn't God kind to provide bel
for their comfort!"
A female preacher Is said to be writing
Commentary on the Life Of Joshua" It is re
ported that she will observe that Joshua was
successful with the sun, but he nerer command
ed the daughter to be still.
The sharp flash Of lightning, followed By ter.
rlble peal Of thunder, few days since, called
forth the follos.ipg impromptu prayer from a
stretched upon sick-bed: "O God. please be a
little more careful, and don't hurt papa" a!"-Bos-
ton dduTTtiser+
A,drecs' Bazar: They we're two good little
San francisco sunday-school boys, and their
mother bade them go forth one afternoon and
enjoy themselves. They went forth, and shot o
Chfnamap: and when they came back and told
her what they had done, she filled their pockets
with candies, and said she shouldn't wonder II
they grew up to be great men,
A 5year old girl, oonvalesctns from az attack
OF scarlet, fever, was suffering greatly from
earachc. Something prompted the little one to
netitfon aboy,: for relief. and this was the way
she did Il; ttOh, Lord! Oh. good Lord, cure
mr. earache," continuing to repeat it over and
over. Her mother, hearing her murmuring,
asked, Il What arc you saying, my deart'
s:Nonc OF your business" was the reply.
amt talking to you; I'm talking to the Lord" !"
BROOKLYN Argus: ''1ncidents Of the great
Moody and sankey revival in Boston:
HsnEAE CuAnLET: WIN meet you at the ap-
notnted Mace aud time HATTIE
sDgAR HATTIE: l will be there, sure.
CHARLEY
"Then Charley sends the following message
q Don't wait dinner for me. attend the
p7ayer-mecting again to-day. Little do you
realize, Sarah, what work the Lord IS doing
for me- -
In these haIcyon days Of midwfnter spring
hoY the soul Of the man who neglected tho
orflinauces and never paid cent for SNOW
shovcl and neser shovcled foot Of snow,
Int trusted everything to Providence and
January tnaw, laughs at and exults over his
more industrious neighboTs, who got up early
every morning and sat up late every NIGHT,
shoveling snow-paths and cleaning sidewalks,
and now zee their own walks and crossings no
better nor cleaner than their wicked nelgabots'.
, 1877-02-25
(MY) ]ERuSHA JANE.

1erusha Jane WINS little gtrl
With rosy cheeks and teeth like pea11s
Her eyss were nre.
Her hair, ~ N.eite ~ thistle bloom,
Looked like cobweb on hroom,-
JeremiAhi
The language used BY this fai1 n,aid,
The Dictionary tribute paid,
1t was 30 pat:
And she could wash, md bake such bTe8d,
And what she meant WIS what she said -
Jehosaphats
One asked that him she'd quickly wed;
She u1itren'd him, and thea she satd,
mo use for Pal"
She told him he was older than
ThAt elderly and sll-used man
Aethueeiah,
One tore around, and rnundly awors
That she w1s nothing less nor mora
Than ninnow-crab;
She says hts life will sure ba wrecked,
He'll die Of not enough neglect
AmfuAdabt
Her dress IL cut in peaceful shape,
Without fri11, or dounce, or e1pe,
To defy us;
And there runs down the buck alone
A seam that II more widely known
Asibias:
Her wooeEs now are mostly aeds
And one they say IL awful dead
pity them.
Her lore last night abe did relate:
Well wiki together to the Kate-.
Jefusa1emi FRANK DAx1xL Ff1Ha