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swEDENBORGIAN CHURCH.
The Resurrection OF Christ-SermOn
by Rev, Chauncey Giles.

In the Swedenborgian Church,
Twenty-ffth street, between Fourth and
Lexington avenues, yesterday morning,
the pastor, Rev. Chsuncey Giles. preach
cd on the resurrection. He took his
text from Matthew xviii, 6-"He is
not here; for he is risen rs he said" The
resurrection said the preacher, was a
necessary step in the work of human re-
demption. The death of Christ on the
cross was generally regarded as the es-
sential element of that great saving
work, when in reality it was only an in
cldent of it. To save man it was neces-
ssry for the Lord to assume human ma
ture, for there was no other way OF
gaining such access to him as was re-
aulsite for the achievement OF that end
Now, as there was no perfect human
mind, he could only assume an lmper.
feet one and then change it into d.
vine nature, process which was called
His gloriflcation. The death which He
suffered was only the death of His human
nature. He was during all his lifetime
going through process OF change OF
which that death was only the consum-
nation. AS He laid down the organic
forms of-His material humanity He re-
placed them with divine organization.
The work Of death and resurrection was
continually going on within, Him, and
the death of His material body was only
the clearing away of all that remained
of earthly substance. But that death
should not be regarded rs the loss OF
consciousness or life on His part.
Neither should it be supposed that HIS
death implied oven y temporary suspen-
sion of life. He lived right on, the
same divine being He had ever been,
and only the material veil OF the flesh
died. The resurrection therefore, did
not mean recalling of life that had
been lost, on the contrary, it meant
continual existence, u standing up and
moving on. When a living form had
become dissipated there was no instance
of it having being recalled to life again.
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MILWAUKEE. April 5.-Flour-In
fair demand and active. Whest-Stesdy
opened at decline Of s@tc and closed
firm; No. Milwaukee 81 A; No. z
81 87s; seller May 81 Sss; seller June
81 Sss; No. 8 81 22t. Corn-Quiet but
steady; Ne. 9 Acc; new Ale. Oats
Steady and IN fair demand; No. z oItc.
Rye-Scarce and wanted; No. !oc.
Barley-Dull and dropping; No. 2 spring
nominal at 7Sc. Provisions-U nsettiea
and shade easier. Pork-At Sl4 w.
Lard-Prime SO 81. Hogs-F'rm al
Sc 90 bid.
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Free Passes 10 Land Buyer
ESQ" Oc opa THO
VLpTERT MARY pRACTICF

Works on that subject giving concise
nd plaiuly written instructions tor the
treatment OF all ordinary ailments OF all
domestic Animals, are constantly kept in
stock, together with appropriate Medicine
Chests. These books are especially written
for the Farmers, Stock RaiSers or Livery
Stableran's use, avoiding as for rs posi-
BILE, all technical terms. For Descriptive
Price List send stamp 10 the BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, l%o West
Fayette street. BOERlCkE & TAFEL,
onrietors feb2Sb
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Model Governor at Last.
From the New York Tribune.

A model Governor At last. The State
government of South Carolina, that
which Wade Hampton heads ard which
the President now virtually recognizes,
is conducted with the assistance OF ere
clerk. The Legislature costs about one.
fifteenth of the usual amount, and out OF
Sl2O 900 received as taxes the Governor
has $4,000 on hand. 1t Governor
Hampton should lose his present situs
ton, there are States up North here that
would like to employ him.
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Sc, III raI STUDS, collar DufTON, NtaVy pINIH
wedding ring, and gents Partisan dia-
mond pin. The above articles sent, post
paid. for so cents. Have been ireiailed
Tor S. Bankrupt stock and must be sold.
Solid Milton Gold Watches. $40 each. tor
speculative purposes, good timers, equal
in appearance TO s2oO genuine gold. His
reputation for honesty, fair dealing and
liberality, is unequalled by any advertiser
in this city,"-N. Y. Day Book, Dec. 10,
1876. Postage stamps taken as cash: r.
STOCKMAN, z Bond St., \. Y. fe2Sb
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THE Pittsburgh division of the baati-
more and Ohio railroad contempIstes
putting on the night express train,
which will most likely go into effect IN
few days.
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor 10
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business OF banking IN all its
details.
IL succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment. 49,
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
.orrespondents and depOsitorS, and by IA
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on ali points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, tirm
corporations aud individuals.
Certificates OfdepoSit issued payable on
demand, or nj fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:.
JOHN X. BOTsFORD WIN. B. SIMPSON.
JACOB $. RHODES, VIM. y. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HoBB,
GEO. w. FRANzHETM, q. c. DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER. my
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THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES USING
them, millions more unsupplied.
Agents sell them and realize large profits.
Send for circulars 10 q. y. Walker, Erie, Pa
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Currency Skies lL11
RAILROAD BoNps-lrregular; North
western consolidated gold coupons adj
vanced to SO.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet
STocXs-In Wall street to-day all the
reports and rumors were of favorable
character, TACT which naturally caused
a general improvement on the Stock Ex-
change, and taken altogether the situa-
ton was strongly in contrast with
the condition of affairs for
some time past. The advance in prices
however, was not so marked as might
have been expected, owing to the fact
that confidence in values, which has re-
Gently received so rude shock, is nat
urally of slow recovery. Among the re-.
ports about the trunk lines was one to
the effect that they had settled their diff
ferences, but nothing definite or official
on that point could be ascertained. The
opinion that settlement had occurred
seemed to be by inference from pur-
chases of trunk line shares. 1t was re-
ported that the Baltimore and Ohio and
Rock Island and Northwestern railroad
had made arrangements to pool their
earnings at the meeting of the presi-
dents Of the coal companies. The COM
mittee which was yesterday appointed
made the following report: The under
signed committee report the following
as proper quota OF each region, namely,
Philadel phia and Reading 254; Lehigh
Valley IS; Delaware and Hudson l54;
Delaware, Lackswanna and Western
15I; Central New Jersery and Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre l54; Pennsylvania
coal lO-lO0, and that each in
terest be left to sell at any
price, or in any manner it may desire,
and the committee of three will be re.
quested to prepare q proper monthly
allotment of the tonnage based on an
assumed product to competitive points
for 1877, OF eight millions Of tons, and to
report IL proper plan to provide for ade-
quate security being given to guard
against any interest of ovcrship-
ping its proper quota. Thomas
Dickson, +. b. Gowan, 4. w. Clark,
Sam Sloan, G A. Hoyt, r. Il. Sayne,
committed This report was unanimous
" adopted. The committee which is to
report penalties, rs above indicated, con-
sists OF Messrs. Gowan, Dickson and
Sayne, and is to report to full meeting
in the city, next Tuesday. The coal
product tor the year is estimated at 20
600, 900 tons. About 100000 would
ordinarily come to tidewater. This, by
the present arrangement will be
limited to S,O0O,009. 1t is expect
ed that the market price for coal
here will be advanced by restriction.
STocKs-Were weak in early deal
lngs, but subsequently became firm and
rose in the general list. The strength
continued with few exceptions till the
close, when the market was active and
firm. Panama was exceptionally weak,
selling down from 95 to 924, closing at
90, against 100 yesterday. Pacific Mail
sold up to Is. closing at III.
The trunk line shares, Delaware,
Lackswanna and Western and
Western Union were the most active
stock. The transactions were 2l5,00O
shares, Of which $4,000 were Pacific Mail,
10000 Western Union, 3 900 Northwest
ern, 5000 St Paul, $4,000 Lake Shore
1900 New York Central, 10000 Mich
igan Central, $4,000 Delaware, Lscka-
wanna and Western, and 1900 Dela-
ware and Hudson.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-I inch space.
One time...........3 IS One month. ...S U
Two times...--. l Is Three months. ~ w
One week ........ 2 so One year---...: 70 w
One square changeable once q week $50.
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
+ Doutie ciumn advertisements, 50 per
cent aud tChhl.
Loca, NCnCes Is cents per line-6ut no
local no,,ce tGtu be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv erIlsements, except FOR establish
ed business houses, must be paid for IN adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due ON the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined TO
their legitimate business, and al. adyer-
tisements not connected with 1t Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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EST Milton


iood Jewely
oubi n alton
out. Consisting
OF g lie = a II I
watch chaiR,ia-
lies handsome
brooch, and ear
irops, pair ele-
ant gold stOn9
Iaava bnffNnS
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Alarm AND HOME

nF YOUR OWN. NOW Is TEE TINE
" TOSECURE IT! The best and cheap
est lands in the market, are in EASTERN
NEBR ASKA, on the line OF the UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The most favorable terms given. and
very low rates OF fare and freight 10 all set
tiers. The best markets.
Free PASSES 10 Land Buyers.
Maps, descriptive pamphlets, new edi-
ton OF THE PIONEER" sent free every
where. Address .. +. DAVIS,
ncf1nh
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gESTBCUND TRAINS.
- No y Nh IN


Ny>.S sand 10 make close connection at
Columbus Tor all points South and south.
vel: at chicago iorall points West and
Northwest.
-, bound trains make connections AT
z '.lrre for Philadelphia, New York
.gtBn>lOn. At Washington City for all
p2'S south.
S-,t bound trains make direct connec-
-, .or ali principal points West and
Er1TrSt.
p IAN Palace cars on all night trains.
FEELING, PfTTSB EfGH AND BAL
qIHORE DIVISION.
LEAvE-. ARRIVES.
'Wll,..ng Washington Pa,
d'.y ST. :j5A.N. daily at.......lO :iDA. n
'Tl-t.iug Washington, Pa,
4uy at...A:1 p. VI. daily at......5 10 p. NJ.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
E,gelS a. az principal points on sale
Tlrq0i. once uu,a ut all hours during
tslay.
"IDS. =. SHARP,
NI-. rui transportation.
RT DSEEIE-. ZEN .rt' Agent. ial6
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK. April 5.-MoNEY-At
4@5 per cent; closing al per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Sa@43 per cent.
Customs receipts $4S4,OW. The Assis-
tant Treasurer disbursed $26, 600. Clear
Ings $27, 100000. Sterling firm for actual
business; long 4843; short 1851.
GoLD-Opened and closed at 1045,
with sales in the interim at los. Carrying
rates l to per cent; at the close 2 per
cent was paid for borrowing.
SILvER-At London unchanged; here
bars 1929 greenbacks; III gold; silver
coin I per cent discount.
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NEW YORK, April 5.-COttou-Steady
at IL 9-l6G1l ll-16c. Flour-Receipts
1000 barrels; moro doing for exports and
home use; No. 2 IS 00(G5 40; supertne
western and state SO 30@G 80; common
TO good So 5OG6 65; good to choice S. 20
66 So; white wheat extra 81 9OG97 80;
fancy 81 55@S rs; extra Ohio So 500
s %; St. Lolis So 5000 5Oi MlnnesotH
patent process So 25@lO Is. Rye Flour
Unchanged. Corn Meal-Quiet and
unchanged Whest-Recelpts 1000
bushels; moderate demand and prices un-
changed Rye-Quiet; western Sl@o3c.
Barley-Dull; Canada East 81 SO. Malt
Dull and nominal; state 81 90. Corn
-Firmer and in moderate demand; re-
ceipts 9l,0OC bushels; western mixed and
state 54655c; steam mixed Sale. Oats
Fairly active; receipts 5000 bushels;
western mixed and state 3Si@52c; white
western 4Gsc. Hay-Unchanged. Hops
Quiet but unchanged. Coiee, Sugar
and Molasses--Quiet and unchanged.
Rice-Steady with q good demand. Pc
troleum--D Dull; crude IO3@llc; refined
l6Jc; in cases nominal; naphtha lO!@
lie. Tallow-Firm AZ Sc. Rosin-Un-
changed. Turpentine-Stesdy AT 373@
3sc. Eggs-Upchanged. PorS-Strong
at SIS 90; seller May Sl4 50@l5 90.
Beef-Quie.. Middles-Western long
clear sell ng ut ste. Lsrd-tirm; prime
steam % S5@9 90; seller April 50 75@
$50. Butter-W Western at ll02Oc.
Cheese Dull at S@l49c. Whisky
Firmer al 81 O7l@l GS
CHICAGO, April 5.-Flour-Quiet and
firm. Wheat-ln fair demand but Al
lower rates; No. = Chicago spring 81 rs
cash and seller April; 81 32!@l S2s sci.
Ter May; 81 33I seller June; No.
Chicago, 81 20!; rejected 81 or. Corn
In fnir demand but a lower rates, $3.50
cash; Age bid seller May; 423c BID sell
Ter June. Oats Dull and n0mina! al
S0jc cash; 3iSc seller Msy. Rye-Steady
and unchanged. Barley-Duli and bower
at 52G5Sc. Pork-In !sir demand but
at lower rates; sl4 l2A cash and seller
April; Sl4 70 seller May; Sl4 30@l4 81!
seller June. Lard-Dul and prices s
shade lower ~ 50 45(G9 30 cash and sell
Ter May; 50 57I@9 g. seller June
Bulk Meats Steady and uncha ged
Wbiskv-At 81 05.
Call Bosrd-W hest-At tStc higher
Corn--At &c higher. OslS-At i
higher. Pork-At 2!c lower. Lard
Unchanged.
TOLEDO, April 5.-Flour-Steady
Wheat Steady: No. 2 white Michigan
81 so; extrs white Michigan 81 SO; am
Der Michigan, spot, seller April 81 81
seller May 81 90; No. 2 do 81 A; No.
red winter, spot, 81 So; seller April 81 55t
seller May 81 81; No. 2 Dayton an,
Michigan red ST 81; No. 5 red 81 A; re
jected red 81 10. Corn-Steady; higl
mixed 45ic: No. 2, spot, 44sc; seller Ma,
454c; rejected 44sc. Osts-Steady; Nc
, S5c. Uloverseed-At IS 40; mammot
So Is.
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Mhselug gegister.
Terms, by Mail, In Advance
c.,1.v pp.1srER

DAILY REGISTER.
One yesr,,,.........$S 90 Three months...$2 on
Six mOnths... 4 90 One month";. Is
TRI-WEEKLY REGIST ER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One COPY, yrA 90 One copy g mos.S2 0O
WEEKLY Register.
One COPY, l yrSl so Six copies, lyrs 7 SO
one copy, 8 mos 90 Ten copies, yr. II 90
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=, stops al all stations between
wS.,ring and Cumberland; NO; IS stopS
a, All stations between W . heet,ns ans
lion: NJ. = makes direct connexions
Dral points S"u'h'
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CAPITAL, s25O,0OO

JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
MA, CFANDLER, Cashier.
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= Gilmore & Ohio r. r. Co
ns 3s;;.:s;;;3s &: 49,
r,SyBOTyD TRAINS.

WTN- -
, after Januury Is, 1877, Passen-
On r aaH Twill" will run rs follows, Wheeling
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REGISTER COMPANY,

Wheeling. w. Va.
All letters when containing Chect
Postal Money Order. or are Register
Il, may oe sent ut our risk.
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SO pounds Chloroform.
so " Bromide Potassium.
25 " Calomel.
Is 4" IOdide Potash.
$50 " Fluid Extracts, Ifldens.
81 /" Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Fills
% dozen EliXers.
Al LAUGHLIN BROS. & Co.'S
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ware and Hudson.

Western Union. $3.50. c. &. x l..-.... u y
Qulcksilver......."lll y. j. Central.... W
do pret............i2O Rock Island..... y73z
Pacific Mail ..... l6A ~. Paul. l6A
Mariposa ........... IA 81. Paul prefer'd.. 46
do. pref .......... 3 Toledoy Wabash
Adams Express. ~ Fort Wayne...-." W
Wells, kargo&CO Sl54 Ierre Haute.. e"
Amer. Union. ..... 52L2T. Fl preferred. ~
United sStates. 1879 Chicago &AltIn.. 9Oh
n. Y. Central. $3.50. II \. preferr'd.l0i
Erie So Ohio& Mississippi Az
Erie preierred". 10 y. Lacka"aha. o9A
Harlem. .....-..."lSS IA,Cf. leleSTapn .o4
Harlem prcier'd l31 Missouri PaciticlOlh
Michigan Cent?. i314 lndianaCentrl. "a
Panama ........... 80 II. n ~. Joe...-. 1917
onion Pacific. 6I4 h. & Q......-.....- lO6
Lake SAore.....-.. IA I, racine Donus"luZH
Illinois Central. "a u. Pacific bonds.ll0
c. aud P.....-.... 10 u L. Grant BdSlOD
Northwestern &. 3l3s sinking Fund. S2R
Sarth weSt'n plG 1917.
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DRUGGISTS.

80 cases Concentrated Lye,
100 Matches.
barrels CARROTS SHUTS.
50 boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Nader Print.
500 " Indigo Spanish Float.
% barrels Chip Dogwood.
q " Chip FuStic.
At LAUGHLIN BROS. & CO.'S;
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100 ounces Quin!ne, Powers& Weightmaul
50 Sulphate Morphia.
50 Nitrate Silver.
50 Strychnia.
For sale at IAUGHLIN BROS d cos.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-13
Whole Hearted

Wnatsoe'er you find to do,
DO It, boys. with all your might,
Never be a little true,
Or little in the right,
Tribes even
Lead 10 heaven;
Triiics make the man of life
So IN nil things,
Great or small things,
BE as thorough as you can.
Let no speck their surface dim.
Spotless truth aud honor bright;
Id not give fig for him
Who says any lie is white.
He who falters.
Twists or alters,
Little atoms when we speak
May deceive me.
But believe me,
To himself he is sneak.
II you think a word would please.
Say it if it is but true.
Words may give delight with ease,
When no act is asked from you.
Words may often
Soothe and soften.
Gid a joy or heal a pain
They are treasures,
Yielding pleasures
II is wicked 20 retain.
Whatsoe'er you find to do,
DO it, and with all your might.
Let your prayers be strong and true
Prayers, my lads. will keep you right
Pray in all things,
Great aud small thugs;
God will hear and answer, too.
Trust Him ever,
Doubt Him rever;
Then he'll show you what He can do
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Do Your Work Well.

Of course there are some curmud-
geons blind 10 merit III everyone else,
and for whom you might labor for
years untiringly and conscientionsy V
without a recognition or even knOwl-
edge of the fact but in the majority
Of Instances, it will pay TO DO the work
we'll. and endeavor TO please The hoy
that does so will generally be the one
that meets with advancement aud
honor.
1t pays 10 do work we'll after one has
left the store, or shop, or office, as an
apprentice, or clerk. or master-work-
man, and launched out into independent
business
Little Jobs are often neglected as they
amount to go little. But the last nail
H. the horseshoe or the last stitch in a
coat often serve better as advertisements
than columns of "Dlowing" in the pa.
pers.
We see it stated that a gentleman =.
q summer retreat in New Hampshire,
some seasons since, chanced to need .
slight repair of a harness 1t was so
neatly and promptly done. that he was
led to investigate the shop; and the con
sequence is. that he has already ordered,
for self and friends, fifteen harnesses
from that establishment over the bor-
ders Of the Granite State The pro-
prietor and his men probably did not
dream that the fastening of single
buckle was so much of an investment
and an invitation to quite l1t Of new
customers. But skill and honesty
proved in this case the best policy. as
they generally will; for the mechanic
who conscienciously does his level
best, and takes care not to shirk even
trifiing jobs, may he pretty sure his
employers will remember him and call
him again. Moreover, here IL an in
stance of truth-thst faithful sowing
results in an unexpected harvest
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-13

The Countess Lambertini. plaintiff
in the Antonelii scandal snit, is q wo-
man of twenty-five. golden haired and
slight. the mother Of several children.
In getting up her case. it is said. she
has displayed much Of the perseverance,
and perspicacity of her alleged father.
Her husband, who is a collateral de-
scendant of Benedict XIV, Is said to be
completely under her snowy thumb.
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CALIFORNIA piety: "Oh, my, she
sighed, wasn't it u beautiful sermon !?
So spiritual and heavenly" she contin-
ued. as they walked away; ait was real =.
ly melting And, oh, my DEAR" she
added. 81 hear they've struck it at last
in Mexican. real rich ore, and if you
can buy it tomorrow for $l2, get a
hundred. It's bound to go up. Good
by. God bless you. darling. Ia, ta,
Sweet sermon, wasn't it?"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-13

nYFERs HIS SERVICES TO PARTIES WISH
~ ing To secsre Homes in Washington Tern
tory, either BY Homestead or Pre-emption. - hs
il skoeough,y acquainted With the land not ye
salen mp. TerEs. very rcasonah,s-
Apply In p<rson oe By issssr 70
iy3 W. D. HALL. slst.s.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-13
A. MACINTOSH.
Notary Public and COnveyancer,
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

uAsa complete Abstract Of Title 10 all Lands
In King Co1D: =. Will attend TO the purchase and
sale Of Lands anywhere On Puget sound. Special
s1tsnsion paid 10 Trnnsfer Of Real Estste and
Payment Of raxsa. Pstrooass solicited ssd salts
faction guayAnteed.
G1konfa1 004el.S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-08
HeIDfns the Canal.

Editors Dispatch: Very many reasons
might be adduced in favor Of the city's ap-
propriating $4,000 to the CANALS repair. 1t
is really amazing that the Council hesitates
moment. If members were only aware
OF the immense quantities OF country pro-
duce-wheat, corn, hay, provender, to-
bacco, lumber, wood, stock, eggs, butter,
poultry, fruit, and Yegetables-daily deliv-
cred to us by the canal they would see that
nothing short OF the penny-wise-and-
pound-foolish policy could induce them
to deny the pittance of aid asked for.
Every days delay entails serious loss upon
the business of the city. VIII not the Coun-
Gil lend the money at once, so that the
breaches proyidentially made in the canaf
may be mended, and she again pour her
great volume Of freight into Richmond,
and bear back to all points between here
and Buchanan our merchandise. and all at
rates OF transportation so cheap as to defy
the competition Of railroads.
Allow the canal to remain in her present
paralyzed condition, and the excess OF cost
in the single article OF fuel will in twelve
months equal the annual interest on the
$4,000. Ask New York and Pennsy ylvanm
il they will invoke Colonel Palmer'ss pray
ers for flood of !" fifty feet to wipe out
their canal-locks and everything connected
with Them" II the canal "has at,rays
been curse to Richmond" as Colonel Pal-
mer thinks, is it not passing strange tnat
those large merchants, Stokes Co., Pal.
mer, Hartso0k u Co.,, Branch d Co., W. n.