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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02

THE MILTON AND SUTHERLIN NARROW
GAUGE RAILRoAD.-Presi Holder;
Messrs. Eustace Hunt and James w. Lewis,
directors; and Mr.. Charles Watkins, trea-
surer of the Milton and Sutherlin Narrow
Gauge railroad, accompanied by Major W.
L. Sutherlin, OF Danyille, reached Rich
mond last evening. These gentlemen visit
the city at this time to solicit subscriptions
to an amount not exceeding $4,000, to be
expended in the equipment OF the road
They will to-day call upon our merchants
and others interested In the North Carolina
trade, and hope to secure the necessary SUBJ
scription without difficulty. One of our
citizens last evening put his name down for
$500. ~.
The officers of the road are very much
encouraged as to the success Of the enter
prise, and state that the intention OF the Cit
izens OF Caswell county, n. c., to construct
the line through that county by way OF
Yanceyyille, and the friends OF the road IN
Person county, will complete it to Rox-
boro', the county seat OF that county and
from there the road is to be built to Hender-
son or Durham. Messrs. w. T. Blackwell
& Co., Of Durham, have subscribed $4,000
towards its construction to that place.
The friends of the road say that, when
completed, it will open up fine trade for
Richmond: and they contend that as Rich
mond gave $4,000 to the AIecklenburg and
ClarksviIle line, it is as little as her business
men can do to contribute $4,000 for this
improyement.
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I o 0 X O l. T !
STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST!
SAVE MONEY WHERE Yy0U CAN!
NOW OR NEVER
s23. 5o3 523
BROAD STREET
Is the place.

L. STERN & Co, having determined to discon-
,inuc dry goods business, will sell from this day
their whole stock OF DRY GOODS, FANCY and
WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. al and below
cost, 10 close business. Parties desiring to pur
chase dry coc ds would do well to lock al stock
and low prices. You can save from twenty-five to
thirty per cent. by buying from AIS. Most Of our
goods having been purchase al anction, and now
marked dowIr~o prime cost makes th,Jn the cheap
est ever offered in this city before Special atten-
lion Is called To-
DOUBLE-WisTH ALPACA LUsTRE ut .2lc. per
yard:
rs pieces BLACK AIPACAS at prime cost;
BEST PRINTS Huly 8 aud &C.:
WHITE CORDED. STRIPED, aad FfGzERED
PIQUES Ut frim &c. up:
DRESS GOODS-fs!e latest out-at cost
We could SPECIFY 1000 different artlclcs TO be
Ecld at sacrifices ~ close business hut for want OF
space Come, oneend all, and see for yourselves al
l.. STERN & U0'E,
apll2 523 Broad street
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FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MONU-
MENTAL CHURcH.-The Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Monumental church propose to have
a festival and musical entertainment in the
brick dwelling No, 612 Franklin street, cor
ner OF Sixth street, tomorrow and Friday
evenings, for the benefit of the church.
Some Of the choicest selections OF the church
choir Will be rendered on the occasion, be-
sides the dainties to be served by the ladies.
CLEARED-The Norwegian bark Oscar
III, ,-Michaelsen master, for Danzig, Germany,
with 3,GG7 barrels Of refined petroleum, was
cleared yesterday By Meissner,. Ackerlnan
a. CO.; Mr.. G. e. Bueh agent.
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FOR II EN's
STORES.


No 2223 Main street, next 10 corner of Twenty
third, with DWELLING overhead at 5000 per an'
Nos. 2s1l and 2ses Main street. with DWELL
No. 1923 Main street, between Fourteenth and
business. with large DWELLING overhead. sltita-
bic for a boarding house at 500 per anunm
Nice STORE on Marsha near % Fourth n SIRE sreet.
Being situated so near the Second Market makes IL
Nice STORE near the Second Market suitable for
M, No. W IG6i Franklin street with DWELLING over
head Of about x for
S'" New FRIcR sH; S s6R on FRANKLIN near Eighteenth
s'1Te That Very Very Gesrable BRICK STORE No. 127
north Seventeenth street, directly oppo, lite ire mar
ket. This store contains complete set Of bar-hx-
eroccry-sand being Of the best stands Tor that
business in the city. Rent very low.
RESIDENCES.
No. east Broad street; six rooms; gas, water,
&C. Rent. only $3.50 per annum.
Nice BRICK DWELLING on Marshall near
Twenty-seventh street FIVE rooms; gas, water &c.
Nice BRICK HOUSE on Twen,y-sevcnth between
Marshall and Clay streets; seven rooms; water, &c.
NeT,s Vsry desirabIe ira BRICK TENEMENT, No. 2o2
east Clay near Second street; seven rooms gas,
water. bathroom, &c, and everything complete.
fs pesirabIe rISe 81 fBRiCK TENEMENT No 2si Mar
III.
waer.coset hath room, culvert and is In thorough
order Rent, 5000 per annMm:
LARGE BRICK TENEMENT, No. 418 north
Seventh street. near Clay: eight rooms; gas. winter.
Latrobc stove detached kitchen, stable, sc. Rent
NICE FRAME HOUSE, corner of Slain and Lin
den streets six rooms, &c. Rent only $3.50 per
annum.
ter Kitchen &c. Rent only s400 per annum.
No. 7O5 east Clay street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets; seven rooms: gas, water kitchen,
&c. Rent. 1850 per anuum. ..
No 2606 Franklin street nine rooms; wafer, &r.;
has been put in thorough repair, painted. papered,
&C. Rent only $500 per annum.
NICE BRICK TENEMENT Oh Grace street, Nc.
22lS, containing six rooms gas, water, &c. Only
$3.50 per annum.
OFFICES, &C.
THREE NICE OFFICES, corner of Twelfth and
MaIu streets. over A. f. Jahnke's. o,,,
SEVERAL OFFICES and LoDG1NG-RoOMS
over Thomas r. Price & Co.'s. Rent very low.
SMALL HOUSES.
Several on Oyerton and Seventh streets; four
rooms; water, &c. Only 81 per month
Two nice, newly built FRAME HOUSES on Thir-
tieth between Clay and Leigh streets; i've rooms
| water, &C. Only $40 per month
| Several on Twenty-eghth street between Clay
and Leigh; five rooms; water, &C., ut $40 per
Nice Nice FRAME HOUSE, TEL north Twenty fourth
street; Ave rooms; kitchen, &c. Only $3.50 per
Several very desirable BRICK TENEMENTs on
Eighteenth Clay street, six rooms; gas, water'
&C. Only III so per annum.
For rent, that very desirable and admirably-con-
structed BRICK DWELLING No. 3Q7 west Grace
street. now occupied by B. T. August Esq. lt mas
| ten rooms, gas water, bathroom. range, Latrooe
stove, and every modern e9nyenienee henl very
| fbw. ROBEkI 3: Ia ne,
my 2-eod3t 1912 nlain street.
-OD DEIT TIIAT NICE ANDMA
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EOR RENT, THAT NICE ANDA
BRICK HOTSE, No 511 west Clay street, contain
Ing six rooms, gas, and water: also, kitchen and
Stable. To d good tenant rent low. Apply on the
rr,nisas INV 2-2tk
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE VIRGINIA BIBLE SoClETY.-The Board
of Managers OF the Virginia Bible Society
met in regular session yesterdayat half-past
5 O'Clock P. NJ, at their rOom, 10Ol Main
street. Present: Rev. Drs. Hoge, Mimi
gerode, Bennett, Rev. T. G. Dashiell, and
M. w. Staples, secretary; Messrs. Ryland,
Fisher, Allison, Clarke. Snyder, and How
ard. -
The secretary presented letter from the
secratarv Of the American Bible Society
announcing the fact that the American Bible
Society had made another grant OF $4,000
worth of Bibles and Testaments to aid the
Virginia Bible Society IN prosecuting and
completing the canvass and supply OF the
State. !.
shell were appointed committee to make
o suitable acknowledgment of this timely
and generous aid.
Rev. T, G.. Dashiell reported that the
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800: Soc u,NEtRGR EDGlNGs and INSERT
S9"' 9"'1SIS KS n prices to Ssionisli You =. az.
,o nirccs rHTs E6Ys' STRING CASslMERES at s5c.
and ulh
ro,,srd scc how cheap Dry Goods are selling at
''' ''' JULIUS MEYERS.
Agency for DENoREST'S RELIABLE PAT
:. B-Mr. W. W. TINsLEf will be pleased s ed to
TOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
l. BEAHIlfTLy GHrY ,pIyfs RSEss GSobs; o0cnSe
T0.DtY at BROWNE & RoWE'S.
DIoUES, CAMBRICS, VICT RIA
| LAWN. SWISS MUSLIN. &r., Just purchased,
and ?'s9 at ss'0"'"sEE EkSwSE ISr s!ii:s RowEs
nON'T FAIL TO CALL AT BROWNE
( RowES before purchasing your DRESS
Gn0l,S this week, a they have new supply, inst
A EEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
y Gilt and JET JE"khRx ish6xSr e. 6 powr.s
T AIDES AND CHlLDREN'S STRAW
IL GOODS and LACE GOODS Goo GX ShespeeTn tnan .he
cAcar~>i at o"NH NV" .
pSo-eod --
1SONEY IN IT.-Yeu can save money
vi hv buying your DRY GOODS of J. G. WHIT
LOCK-. Black Silk at $40 worm $50 , Fill
nEod,rcd Corsets a, worth sl23: striped hose
md desirable Cass,mcres, Twects, and Kentucky
Jtans; Alpacss at 20, 22. and 25c. and up; l5ck- @
il.. SIC. and up: Umbrellas, soc. 10 $500 Par-
z>oi>, 25c. TO S.. Full stock notions. Please eA-
slainc goods and prices before buying; ocr
ar2S 1909 Main street.
FOR BLACK slLks'
aD2l cAKDozo, foUKeyEEAN { cos:
JFYOU WANT HANDSOME COLORED
AND STRIPED SILKS, go to
ap2l CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & cos.
III CARDOZO, FOURQUREAS & co.
FOR all qualities of DRESS GOODS ap21
rARDoZo, FUURQUREAN Il co.
~ MAKE
BLACK GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Call and examine their stock before buying.
ap2l
VOU WILL FIND THE BEST STOCK
rARAsoLs AND LAblEs' sUS-sHADEs
ap21 cAEpozo. fouHQuREAN & cos.
EvERY NOVELTY, as it is introduced,
ap2i 81 ~ CARn0zo. FouRQuREAN & cos.
NECK-TIES, RUFFLING, &C., of all de-
ap2I GARnozo, FoURQUREAN & cos.
FINE STOCK OF SPRING CAsSI-
"A MERES can be founia at
ap2I CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & cos
NO ONE CAN OR WILL SELL GOODS
ap2I CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO
SAVE MONEY By BUYING YOUR
ap2l CARDOZO. FnURQUREAN & co.
COURTNEY IL POWELL,
sl5 BROAD STREET,
iayi;c special attention TO the following goods for
the next few days:
STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth ooc.;
CHECKED SILKS at 75c. worth 9Oc.;
STRIPED SILKS at FL worth 1925;
PLAIN Su.K-.l! colorS-at 1925;
BLACK SILK at al prices.
Great bargains in BLACK ALGAcA at 5ec.-becn
selling rapidly at Csc;
BLACK GRENADINES:
COLoRED GRENADINES;
90 dozen COKSETS at SOC, ehsapat 60c.:
90 dozen CORSETS at 75c., reduced from 81:
10 dozen CORSETS at 81, reduoed from 1925;
,CORSETS al 1925, $3.50. 50, $3.50, and So;
sion. apo
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EVERY NOVELTY, as it is introduced,
ap2i CARnUZo. FOURQuREAN & cos.
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NECK-TlES, RUFFLING, &c, of all de-
ap2I CARnozo. FoURQUREAN & cos.
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VOU WILL FIND THE BEST STOCh
u OF
PARASOl.S AND LADIES' 'SCS-SHADES
ap2l CARDOZO, FuURQUREAN & cos
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pHY SO0HS.
,pCaINS IN DRY GOODS.
~ ,,,y OPENING At JULIUS MEiE


No. COS BROAD STREET
,tr,o,dInsrv bargains in BLACK SlLkSs
some r%c 's Stock Of DRESS GOODS, at very lowest
pTasss SHEPHERD pLAIDs, frem l5cs sp:,
I1Ss,nnt,f',i - niyffei irc OF, CoLoRED BASKET @&ENA-
DIM DlShSS SSTrRIrED DRESS LINENS, warranted
10 p,rc facn, at csc, worth Acc:
.r,.n "hcapcsl line of BLACK ALFACAs ever
>hGs1 eSn and SERGE rARAsoLS and SUN
teV1 1spREILAS, selling at prices when cannot
a - ~ IICTORIA LAWNS Al l6ac.. for which
rou paE 2Sc; Snse c,seTnrS san,,scu,e EMBROIDERED
COgSETS at 81 worth Sl.sn:.
r,. ~ zoe. CORSET In the CITY ryosr =,
I!attcs, rcsnisr-msde RALBki9"AN hoeE ~
oSe Se' ns'rs T%g'e eTSWScG;.BuTroN SSc; OPERA KIDS at
SOC: u,NEIrRGR EDGlNGS and INSERT
SOU TS N. -, nriccs 10 Ssionish YOU
on n;cccs EOIS' SPRING CASSlMEkES NJ zoe
and ul.
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sergeant-at-Arans, and as such employed by
Hill to collect money for the members, with
committing the crime OF forgery.
There are three other indctments-viz.,
forgery, and larceny as to the PoindeXter
per diem, and larceny as to the Arthur per
dien.1 ~
THE JuRY-LIsT.
The following is the list Of persons sum,
moned. from among whom it is hoped q
iurv can be obtained James W. Allison,
Josiah Ryland, T.. 8. Rose, William q. Dam
bridge. +. T. Redd, Charles A. Baldwin,
william Fl. Gathright, William S. Gum,
Thomas J. Todd, j., NJ Conrad, Benjamin
Cottrell. w. B. Drew, f. E. Taylor, Albert
Blair, Howard Swineford, D. T. Carter, j.
NJ. Buchannon, B. F. Shepperson, c. T..
Pollard, 81. Theodore Ellyson, J. s. Sutphin,
Christian Unkel, r. G. Macmurdo, Henry
T. Christian. John W. D. Farrar, A. j..
Sheppard, William Murray. George T..
Waddy, Archibald Thomas, John T. Wads-
worth, John W. Davis, Thomas P. Turner,
Emanuel Currant, James A. Gill, c. o..
Campbell, and James n. Booker-thirty-siX
in all.
THE HOUR OF MEETING.
| The Hastings Court will meet to-day at
| 10 O'Clock for the consideration OF this case.
Eleven O'Clock was first suggested by Judge
Guigon as 4 suitable hour, but Judge
Crump preferred one earlier so as to get
through quicker, and thus accomodate the
many persoas here from different parts OK
the State who wish to return home as soon
as possible.
Judge Guigon indicated II o'clock as
suitable, so that the Jurors, nearly all OF
whom are active businessmen, might have
some little time to give to their affairs BE-
fore coming to court; but in view OF the
considerations advanced by counsel for the
defence fixed upon 10 O'Clock.
THE SIGNS OF PROMISE.
The probabilities are that the trial will be
O long and somewhat tedious one. There
are number of important law-points to be
disposed OF, and large number OF wit
nesses to be examined on matters OF dry de-
tail, and five or six account-books are to DC
scrutinized, and then will follow argument
as TO instructions and discussions as to tue
facts, &C., &c.
Mr.. ARTHUR HEARD FROM.
Senator Grimsley yesterday evening re-
ceived q telegram from Mr.. Arthur, dated
Lynchburg, stating that he missed the train
and was thus delayed, and asking that tue
Court be apprised Of the fact.
He will be here this morning.
THE DEFENCE.
The line OF defence that is to be adopted
has not yet been indicated, but the man
aging and consulting counsel had a long
conference yesterday evening. They seem
hopeful OF securing'a verdict OF "net
guilty." One of The consulting counsel
declared, "Fve known Crittenden from
his youth, and do not believe he could
affect innocence if guilty. believe that
he is innocent. So do all his counsel,
honestly and really. No man can hear
Crittenden talk about this matter and be-
lieye' him guilty"
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TOR RENT, the DESIRABLEE Ea
II. BRICK RESIDENCE No. l3 west Grace Ml
between Foushee and Adams streets, now occupted
by William l.. Sheppard Esq. VIII he rented fur
nished or unfurnlsh-d. House contains eight large
and two small rooms; kitchen, six looms: all In
nice order. FRANK ~. HILL.
~, o .. Real Estate Agent.
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NO ONE CAN OR WILL SELL GOODS
~ cheaper than
ap2l CARDOZO, F0IRQUREAN & co
GAVE MONEY By BUYING YOUR
- GOODS of
ap2l CARDOZO. FnURQUREAN & co.
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The Indictment upon which the Com
monWealth's Attorney proposes first to try
Colonel Crittendsn charges him with forgery
in adding to and altering the certificate for
Der diem issued to j. L. Arthur by John
Bell Bigger, clerk OF the House OF Dele
gntes. The indictment covers ten or twelve
pages Of legal cap. Iteontains four counts.
In the third one Crfttenden Is charged. as
an officer, as an assistant Of General Hill,
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A FINE STOCK OF SPRING CASSE
N MERES can he founi at
ap2l CARDOIb. F0tRQCREAN & cos
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II CARDOZO, FOURQUREAS & co.
FOR all qualities of DRESS GOODS. ap2l
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r.,, and see how cheap Dry Goods are selling at
''''' ''' JULIUS MEYERS.
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COURTNEY Il POWELL,
So BROAD STREET,
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A VERY Good Story.

Don Piatt tells the following good
story about ex-Sec'y Chandler and Gen.
Miles:
Miles was in Washington while Zach
ariah was in the Interior, and the first
named being appealed to by a clerkess
discharged from the Interior Office, wend-
ed his way to that interesting locality to
use his influence to have the discharged
restored Miles felt in his military soul
that he had influence. Was he not a rel
alive of the great Sherman and Ewing
families! Was he not a rising West
Pointer, with a record behind ana a
career before biml He thought TO find the
doors fly open of themselves as he APP
preached the high old Michigander.
He sent his paSteboard and was babe to
take seat. No, il was not worth while
sitting, and our military rooster walked
to and fro. expecting every moment to be
summoned. Bnt moments went by on
leaden wings without a summons. There
must have been some mistake. lie
sought the messenger. The messenger
reported that he had placed the pasteboard
before the Secretary. Miles sent in an
other, and yet no doors flew open. He
walked impatiently until tired and then
he hinged on his military GER -ad wait
ed. fretting his military SOU .,t the dc
lay.
He sought to pass the time by study
ing the people about hIm. they were
motley group-running from we'll
dressed men and wemen down the COM
mon labOrers. At last the messenger re-
turned Miles started forward. Here
was his call. Not bit of 1t. The stupid
fellow nodded out one of the crowd who
had preceded Miles. This went on for
two hours, and Miles would have aban-
doned the business but for the tenacity Of
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purpose his late Indian business indicates.
At last he was called into the presence
of the great Michigander, who was
worn down by the troublesome demands
and was in a bad humor Miles help
ed himself to a chair and Zach said,
gruffiy:
"Well, sir, what is your businessln
II came, Mr.. Secretary" responded
Miles, smoothly, ito get a poor woman
restored to her clerkship.r
what" exclaimed Zach, with am en-
phasis that gave the force and explosion
to the word as if shot from the deadly
level of gun.
Il came,n repeated the distinguished
relative. "to get discharged clerk re-
stored
Zachariah rose solemnly from his chair,
stallxed TO the door at which our friend
entered, and pointing to aprinted placard
thereon roared
"Csn you read, sirl"
Certainly responded the military rel
alive, with a good deal of the spunk tax
en- out of him.
"Then read that"
Miles reads:
'1Good morning, sir, growled Zach, and
the Sherman Ewing-relative hauled off to
repair damages.
1t happened the very next Sunday Miles
was entering the grounds of the Soldiers
Home on visit to Col. Pitcher. He had
driven in his buggy when Zach dashed up.
The sergeant in charge closed the gate,re
fusing him admittance. Zach had a
friend with him TO whom he was DESTROYS
of showing the Soldiers Home, and motto
ing the military gentleman on the inside
sang out:
81 say. Colonel, tell this fellow who |
am, will youl"
Miles dismounted from his buggy went
back through the gate, and said slowly
| to Zachariah:
"Can you read, sir?"
certainly I can," reared old Zach.
swell, sir, read that" and Miles point
ed with the end of his whip to the sign
on the gate: mo Admission on Sunday.
''Good morning, sir" said Miles, as he
drove away. The Sergeant on duty heard
stout old party in the carriage say:
"Well. I'll be hiamed"
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An Excited Town.

A correspondent of the San Francisco
Chronicle writing from Rocklin, Placer
county, Cal, saws: The recent horrible
murders committed by the Chinese at
Sargent's ranch have thrown the citizens
of this vicinity into such1 state of excite
nent that some of them Seem to mistake
their own shadow for Celestial with an
AK and pistol ready TO commit murder
most horrible. As a protection against
repetition of these crimes, the citizens
OF this place have sent the Chinese of,
sad to encourage them and convince them
that they mean business they have taken
down their cabins and piled the lumber
in heaps. A report reached us last night
that body of 800 Chinese were going to
attack and burn our town. Quite num-
Der of volunteers with shotguns soon
presented themselves, and formed pick
ct line around the town, while all who re-
manned at home armed themselves to the
teeth, determined that, should the Chinese
come, they would give them warm re-
ception. One of the men on picket
(named Smith) had not been gone long
when he met the enemy, and thinking
his time had come, and that he must sell
his life as dearly as possible, he discharged
both barrels of his shotgun, and turning
his back on the enemy, made the best
time that has ever been made over this
course. 1t was some minutes before he
could speak, and quite crowd had col
lected around him, when he explained
that he had seen about 1000 Cinnamon,
had shot their leader, and if he'd only had
a Henry rifle he could have killed a doz-
en- more, but could not reload his shot
gun. A party was formed in few min
utes to attack the advancing enemy, and
after considerable persuasion the fright
ened picket was plotting them to the
place where he had shot the Celestial
Instead Of dead 'Chinaman they found
an old stump with thirteen buekshot in
it, showing that the picket had not
missed his mark when he shot his gun
off,
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Great reduction in price for 1878 of GLEA-
soN's PICTORIAL to 81 a year, single copies
5 cents.
The HOME CmcLE to 81 a year, single
copies cents, for sale by all newsdealers 81
GLEAssN's MONTHLY COMPANION to 81 a
year, single copies 10 cent. All postage free
The price of Chromos has just been greatly
reduced. No one now gives such liberal
terms to agents as we do. Send for new free
circular Address f. GLEASON & Co, 73S
Washington Street, Boston, Mass
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"Now, Johnnie, give sentence con-
tanning noun, and pronoun relating
to it," Johnnie gazed up the ceiling,
and then to the floor, and finally, almost
in despair, glanced out of the window.
Then his countenance changed, and,
pointing to some fowls in the street that
could be seen from the school-room, ex-
claimed: ''Them is hens, and they're all
shes. "-TT0u Times.
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True Economy.

1t has been found that the only true econo-
nv is that which stops the little leaks and
saves in trihes. For instance, one saves in
milk, butter, eggs and flour by the use OF
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, which is made from
the purest cream-tartar derived from grape
acid Good housewives have proved this by
experience.
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Brigham Young appeared to amedium
the other day and said: SITS pretty hot
here, but nothing to what it was in Salt
Lake when ! bought Amelia that seal
skin sacque and left the rest to turn their
last years alpaca, -BrookrlUe JeB'eF-
sonid
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
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subject which should more engross attention
than the purity of the preparations which are
used in favoring the various compounds pre-
pared for the human stomach BURNETT
EXTRACTS are prepared from fruits of the best
quality, and are highly concentrated The
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dorse BURNETT's EXTRACTS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

We know not where they tarry who have died
The gate wherein they entered is made fast
No living mortal hath seen one who passed
Hitler, from out that darkness deep and
wide
We build on Faith; and some less bold have
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Behold the butterfy!-the seed that's cast
Vain hopes that fall like flowers before the
blast!
What man can look on Death unterrifed.
Who love can never die, They are q part
OF all that live beneath the summer sky:
With the worlds living soul their seals are
one;
Nor shall they in wide nature be undone
And lost in the general life. Each separate
heart
Shall live, and find its own, and never die.