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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-13
wool, MARKET

PHILADELPHIA March I2-wooL-Tbe market is quiet and
Unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-13
SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE.

SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE.
y TLLA5ikY paPiRfhENr
OFFICE o. CON- fuLiER oF tuI tIRRFNCf,(
MA,uINsto>. fch. p, 1915.
The Comptroller the Current, hereby notice 70 me
shareholders ~ The UNION SgU ARE NAtIpNAl BANK
YORK, that 81 -Ecn shaTehoitfs Wi be hd
te INN Iiop m the CRY ~ sc" or "n me
Twenty SFIf 18Th DAY tF MARCH next IT 20 q: fn,
pdTs" 'lc, Agent 10 whom the assets ~ to
h. transferred and delivered IN accordance wan Tie
Provisions Oi section "a ot tao Act oi Jrno 20 10,
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Culptroll,r OF Tic Currency,
O!rCE or Tm CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY LNG}
- NHiAMsf. NcN.(oik. Feb = 1875.
VNIiE success OF Tie scheme for funding the
securities u THIS Company hatrg been assured w the
deposit Of thrrcoIS ~ the outstanding bonds
holder. Who hayr TED their aous iu" t"brntJre
Notified Is i,ect,if t0uaAe such cnnNeflyh Nnt
further delay secure the delivery - Item he
Lew guarantee bonds ~ jhc mona o Match III. inoh
furnished sd eXcnec effected 70 tc ofer 81 ms company
J. TILLINGilArr President
rTHE undersigned. receiver of the National
j Trust Company, OF tie city Of NcH York, having
been authorized by ~ or.cr 81 TIC Sew OH '.Ii.'he
Court d-pOsc of the securities owned N sali ItI.i Com
pans, WIZ receive oacrr ia writing az is uic, NO -Ol
broadway go iuliudiug The 18th cv NWcl lot' ior
T. whole any portion of the following described stsutl
uts .-.
Company, oi ~ 600 each.
81 Fr-i nigaa 70 bonds PaClc Railroad Company Of
Missouri ('arUnicl't HiaLr 81 ~ Fl.OOJ tA'h.
75 First mortgage bonds Of the Wal.1n valley Railroad
'"'' WILLIAM J. BEST, Receiver.
N,w. York March 3 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-13

TIL daily AVERAGE rec. f1; the week att yarioT7 pon;
al .trruiion u.4r follow ~ li.r Railway 80 ct''
cream. @.NJ3 LIk Na.H i-aiii az 300 &c.. Nr"-
IIaytn y.iltoaa Gi4 d.: u.sHu River haircu1 fu- oo
Midland Nai.inad cans Hllk snd - cam cream ri't'
Iai,os rrqrhv foue. 200 c.lH u L total ~ " ., M
a. n nuaff. ~.ei 1l~ rrrr which fA' ufpl- hIa been
sai on The platform during e iasi w-t yrrar"- - 80 DE-
pplne o. r. continued steady un . -" lri when %
advanced 10 ~ go. o., '.ry llr. IIr demand Digs Yf
,pU,u lutf .ei -intr I.t tsssu. Iui N-- 4r rld i ~
IN. criscn ,,!ch incs slIf.c controls ti'f
i = i,' Zoe. d.c'sf. v'r1 ilty snal drink. olo!
than what ale. IS tAcir Ply eic.l nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-13
RED STAR LINE

CARVING Belgian and United states Malls Sailing semi
monthly alternately fIOm Philadelphia aud Ne" York Dtce
and only -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-13

Receipts for the week tG0~ rkgs: do last week "ni
pigs; corresponding week last year. 1918 PKG. II
would br .nlr.i iu.. .~sil!c lINv G,a q
egg market in n. pr"scu. condition. Large qi'ii
tie- received orders toS' arrival, tttr :" az
confidence among southern an "csi'W shipper. nus
itlr flfurc Iu the d.irand.
% and irsratc
mar extremely Gul and depressed viii prosptis 81
n %! tAc weak. ral's 10
could be forced 40 qsttious. The stock Of od
u about r'.Ii-fri. VINE tAt Sii.lF
~ 1 - IN . u
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Cabin Passage $50 <65 s75 according % StateTOon;
Steerage s26 intermediate so - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
SEINE Things About the Season ana
the Weather.

selne Things About the Season and
the Weather.
This is bad weather for the boys. The
sap still remains in the peach-tree sprouts,
and OF one them sgill stand for four or five
good thrashings.---D Detroit Free Press.
The reason the coolest inhabitant'
doesn't remember such remarkable winter
as the present, is now explained. he died
last spring.-N orriSt01oa Herald.
January came, thaw and conquered
Rochester Democrat.
An old man who lives near Utica says
that EIGHTY years ago the farmers Of New
York State ploughed in January. All, yes !;
but that was under very different Admin
Buffalo Express.
"The Plumber is the title Of a new
paper in New York. Its contents are prin-
cipally loaded matter, and they have solder
few COPIES Commercial Bulletin.
The pale air is streaked with good reso-
lutions.-Bridgepor Standard.
People who make their living by falling
on slippery walks, breaking their legs and
suing the corporations, are not making
fair show this year.-Rome Sentinel.
The fashionable style OF sackcloth for
Lent will have three rows OF gored ruching
down the front, q bias trail, and the sasheS
will be worn pompadour.-EaSton Free
Press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11

King Humbert is going to pay his fathers
debts out OF his own private means. He
intends to sell Castel Porziaho, the vast
hunting estate bought by the nation as a
present to Victor Emanuel. The German
name borne by the king is an old one in the
family OF Savoy, being that OF Humbert, sur
named Whitehand, who is held to be the
founder OF their house. He lived at the Bur-
gundian Court in the year 1000, and received
from the Emperor Conrad the districts OF
Savoy and Aosta. Humbert ii. had the
Duchy, which he considerably increased
Between 1901 and 1103, and Humbert Ill.
reigned at the time Of Barbarossa's cam
paigns agaibst the Lombard cities. died a
monk, and was placed by the predecessor
OF Plus LIZ. among the Saints. After MN
No scion Of the House OF Savoy bore the
name till Victor Emanuel gave 1t TO his SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
! rrsyrr1,v q. as:... r,.s,.re I,ays.
NJ Frank j. san, f,safi
Real Estate Agent, aud Notary Pablle,
"a Pc; No. 8zi Hull street, Manchester, Va.


by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court OF chesterfield county In The case
Of g; ya e s ia &C. Il Is We
IS q f Raoss ay o P Pebrns
aTS FARM and HOTEL at Chesterfield old
Court-house. I'm Chesterfield county, Va. known
as MAGNOLIA GRaNG e, or OLD.CouRT,.
fmore or iess1. with d frsteclass BRICK DWELL
ING with eight rooms, and oil necessary out-buld-
ngs In 1rst-cIass order and repair, anu one urge
Framed n ~ and ae si,.
rounding tile old courthouse: Inc and nes wei wei;
and Is for the most part highly improved and wei
wooded and watered IN heailhy ann panS
railroad stations: post-ofhce on inc premise: &c.
This valuable property is only three miles from
ia and avs iss lro railresd
Very recently q large number of northern ana
western settlers have located In the immediate W
cinty of the courthouse, who have improved their
nj an early day looking for homes In this locality.
This farm Is susceptible and particularly suited to
division into several FARMS ana lhereiore onrs
great inducements to persons seeking safe and solid
The County Court IS held regularly once IN every
month, and lasts from two 10 seven days. The Cir
cult Court meets. twice during the year, AND sits
generally from TO FEN days, besides special terms
OF several days duration; and the clerks onces Oh
both courts are on the premises. showing that the
hotel business alone Is profitable, 10 say notnlnS
about fhe valuable farm.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay q note In favor OIL
thereon from the 25th day of January, 8 7S. and
mechanics lien in favor of Jarvis, Glinn Go. for
about $3.50. and cost of suit and sale; and on i
uary 1879: and for the residue upon such terms as
tho said Hathaway or the commissioners may direct
on the day of SALE R RiEEPA Ii hMBERs
fe2 Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11

Mr.. Montgomery Blair is credited with
telling this story: evan Buren, said to me
in st. Louis when I told him his son, Smith
Van Buren,, had been married: Il thought
he had given that girl up. We'll, he's ruin
ed. She is very rich. Now he'll give up
his profession Of the law. where he had
great ability, and become really rich man
the least useful Of human things. Poor
Smith,"
A schoolboy being requested to write a
composition upon the subject OF pins pro-
duced the following: :" Pins are very USE
full. They have saved the lives OF great
many men, women, and ehildren-in fact,
whole families" ''How 500" asked the
puzzled teacher. The boy replied: "Why.
by not swallowing them"
The poplar forests in Maine are fast being
cut down for timber for the manufacture OF
paper. Heretofore this wood has been con-
sidered nearly worthless. 1t now proves a
source of wealth. The demand for it is an
nually increasing.
Why does arooster always have his fcath-
ers smooth Because he always carries his
comb with him.
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IFortths D'spatch.l
Money md 6Ng9fl--DefinftiOr,S OF.

lhat metal, be it gold Or silver, which
receives authority by the princes impress
10 be current: for as wax is not seal WITH
out print, so metal is not money without
impression.-Co. Lift. 207. Money is said
to be the common measure OF all commerce
through the world, and consists princi-
paIly OF three parts the material whereof
it is made being silver or gold; the denomi-
nation or intrinsic value given by the king,
by virtue OF his prerogative, and the kings
stamp thereon.-1 Hale's Hist. P. H., 1873.
It belongs to the king alone to put value,
as well as the impression, on money; which
being done, the money is current for SO
much as the king hath limited.--2 just,
575. Any piece Of money coined is OF
value as it bears proportion to other
current money, and that without procla.
nation; and though there is no act OF Par
liament or order of State for guineas, as
they are taken; but being coined at the
mint, and having the kings insignia on
them, they are lawful money, and current
at the value they were coined and lettered
ut the MINT Salk., 49,"
8. Coin is word collective, which con.
tains in it all manner OF the several
stamps and species Of money in any
kingdom; and this is one Of the royal
prerosatiyes belonging to every sove-
reign prince, that he alone in his own
dominions may OF der and dispose the guam.
! tity, value, and fashion OF his coin. But
the coin Of one king is not current in the
Kingdom Of another, unless it be at great
loss; though one king by his prerogatiye
may make any foreign coin lawful money Of
England at his pleasure by proclamation
Terms de Ley"
The word coin s;SeemS to come from the
French coign-i. e.. angulus. corner:
whence it has been held that the ancientesl
sort OF coin was square, with corners, ano
not round as it is now"
Gold or silver, like every other article OF
merchandise, has its value according as it is
appreciated-not according to its intrinsic
worth. A gold dollar is more valuable to
one man than another, in proportion to his
capacity TO Judge Of its worth. So one man
viii sell horse sometimes for twice as much
as another can sell it owing to bis superior
Judgment and shrewdness. 1t Is demand
or desire and capacity to purchase that give
value to commodities OF all kinds, ana no.
thing has a certain and Interchangeable value.
It remains only for the Icing to fix the
weight or denomination Of the metal OF
other thing used as medium OF exchange,
and if sustained by has high preroga.
tive his subjects will make it current.
The United States is dependent upon
no people for aught that can contri.
butte to the sustenance and even luxury
of lis citizens. Let her give them me-
dium OF exchange-whether Of gold, or sill
yer, or paper, or all three combined, it mat
tiers not; only let it be guaranteed and APP.
preciated by herself, and her citizens will
have contideQce in it. :" JACOBS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
BY Edward c. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
No. 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
4 ING No. 2O7 EAST MAIN STREET AT
AUCTION-By virtue of u deed of trust dated l0th
July, 1876. and duly recorded In the Chancery
Court clerk office Of Richmond city, default hav-
ing been made under said deed, we will sell on
THURSDAY. February IA, 1878 on the prGmllSSees.
That CERTAIN LOT with THREE-STORY-
BRICK TENEMENT between
Second and Third streets, on the southSide Of Main
street The lot fronts "a feet and runs back LOT to
an alley 10 feet wide. The dwelling contains ten
rooms, besides large double kitchen.
TERMS Cash rs to about $3.50 and the expenses
of sale; credit of $500 Till the 1Oih July. 1873
at six per cent: and the balance Dir. p. +. How
ard. the present owner, may direct.
JAMES II. GODDIN,
JOHN c.. HOWARD, o.
sfe4 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
nj. Bouchitte, a learned Frencbman, has
ID . n,,r;oue h,unfierin The Dictionndire

III. Bouchitte, learned Frencbman, has
made q curious blunderin The Dictionnasre
4xte Ia Conversation. He has compiled q
biography OF Jacob Bohme, and supple
net,ts it by a list of the numerous writings
or the philosophical shoemaker. Among
these he cites .Reytections sur les bottles
y a, Lsaie.' The notion OF shoemaker deyo.
ting some time to reflections on Isaiah's
boots appears sufficiently in accordance
with welI-knoWn axiom invented for the
instruction OF the craft. But tue faef is,
fiat what Jacob wrote was an essay on the
theological dissertation OF Professor Isaias
Stieiei. New, Stiefel is German for boots,
and TO that extent hi. Bonchitte was correct
enough in supposing that Jacob B6hme
had been casting reflections on Isaiah'' 8
3 boots. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bcnk.

r ARGE BRICK-AND-FRA1IE DWELL
4 4 ING NO. 512. ON THE WEST SIDE OF,
EIGHTEENTH STREET NEAR TO, CLAY
STREET. AT AUCTION.-By request of The owner
we viii sell at auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 18th day of February, 1873, mt 81
O'Clock p. NJ, the BRICk-AND-FkAMED DWELL
ING located as above, containing eight rooms, be-
sides basement with stable and other out-houses
(now occupied BY Christian Kingsley and Stephen
Meech It mas well of water: garden and flower yard.
The lot fronts 81 feet and runs back II feet on The
north line aud Is feet on It's south line. This Is
desirable property and near 10 business.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
fr'7 AuciiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT AND
~ LARGE BRICK TENEMENT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS;-By virtue Of decree
of The Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond en-,
ERsland vs. England, &C., shall, as special COM
missioner thereby appointed, proceed to sell at pup
of February, 1878, at O'Clock p. NJ, the LOT To-
Gated as above, 42x163 feet, with the spacious
BRICK DWELLING thereon, having ample &C.
Communications for a large family.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained till all Of the purchase
money Is fully paid and u conveyance ordered by
the court. The purchaser may, at bis option, exc.
cute six notes for each credit PAYMENT SO that
under the direction Of the court they may be passed
over to the respective parties according to their re-
spcctivc interests. >.
fe5 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
! d nraessssa az sssa ksrasMsln Club
frran, ahc ncasx,st srss Press.

q whit / was yyyine 10 rcuark about dis
time, said Brother r{lneF, as Easaalse
Hall auit s,neezfng and eongfing, 8 was the
facks Dat we has tgstered into anodder var.
sDe y,ar 1871 afs laid on de arrives OBJ de
EsheiGes. t1ar co sYloliltler an pine away Tor
|erer. be EPISODE OF 1878 am aroye, an she.
comes I'M soSe mark Wild de sfnsl oba pos
ann. Congnunicashuns tended for dis ctub
mus be dated 1878 after dis, an dis audi
ence mus, leave de pass behid It an
gallon sor'ard TO de unknown foocher.
How many OF us may own q bank, OF
be Iyin' in de peaceful TOMB one var at
IRON date, hez no pencil handy to caiker-
late, bat wishes de club peace, riches,
chickens, an de lowest prices cher knoW V,' q
on whitewash brushes, ulsteIAmarine an
lime. Doorin' dc pas week ] Sdigested to
Brudfier Waipale de itieah OF dashin' OF
few poetry on the slibieck OBJ de old var
an, de new, am i reckon de gemlan has I'M
piled" !,
Sir Isaac rose up with the stern dignity OF
an Indiana constable, carefully enfolded q
sheet of foolscap, and, with look around
the hall to command silence, he settled his
feet and began:
WAY, OFF BAR.
BE DIT isaac 'fFCtUobCs d
"whar's de ole year, bruider-
Whar's de soed ole year
It's way off dar,
As black as tar.
Now drop the Dustin tear $50
she's gone-de ole, ole year.
..whar,s dc ole year, brudder-.
| Whars de good ole wear
DE ole Years fed
De ole years dead
She's restia' on de bier
Anodder date am heah.
,.Whar's de ole year, brudder-
Whar's dat seventy-seven3 a
| She's gone to rust 81.
| DE hoops did bust
And dc year has gone to Heaben--
| From whence de same was gibben.
s,Bout dis new year, brudder-
What ar ye gwinc to do?
Ar we gwine TO stay
Till de fadtn, day
Puts another year on yOu- IL
| Turnin.de black HAIR blue?*
e'Bout de new year. brudlor-
| VIII we ben upright man?
reckon We Will.
] An wild all nv I'LL,
| wish ye may live out de span,
| And succeed in mos every plan.
| r. Note by the Poet.-White wouldn't rhyme.l
There wasn't dry eye in the hall as the
poet closed his eulogy and dropped back
on the unplaned bench. More than dozen
members shed tears out OF both eyes at
once, and others blew their noses and ten
derby said:
"Ail dat man needs am suit OF store
close am pair o. sleeye-buttons to make
him the greatest ancient poet O. modern
times!"
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Richmond, "a, January Ia. 1878.
lFor the Dispatch.J

(For the Dispatch.]
Truth.
Yes. there's Just as much JOY
In life as there's sorrow,
But for many there ne'er comes
The Bright, glad morrow.
Hearts ache and hearts die,
And toitl not 1etrdy,
But the o'er-true tale
Is known the last day.
What comfort in sorroao-
What afadResS In joy
Is the bright, calm reflection
Ndnght can destroy.
For God knows,ihe struih"-
The falsity, too;
And will give TO the pure -
His blessing anew. N. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
11l3 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
I ! SrUYY RPICE RESIDENCE No. log MAYO
STREET. NEAR FRANKLIN STREET.-Pursuant
to the decree entered on the 5th day OF February
1878, by the Chanccry Court of the city OF kich-
mond In the suit Of Millss executors, &c u.s. Gaze-
brooks eXecutrix. &c, we shall on FR IL "a: req,
the Dremises ut public auction, TO the highest bid
der, at the risk and costs of j. r: Sands Esa the
former purchaser. that certain BRlCk DWELL
ING AND LOT, No. LOG, situated on Mayo street
few doors north of Franklin street, and opposite To-
the Jewish synagogue, fronting on The west see OF
Mayo street 26 feet inches. more or less, and rum
ming back between parallel lines rs feet, more or
less. The improvements consist Of LARGE
TERMS: One third cash; balance i'll equal install
mens of six, twelve. and eighteen months. negota-
BILE notes, siX-per-cen interest added from day OF
sale and title retained by the court until all the pur-
chase money Is paid J: a: LINHAM,
NJ. NJ, GILLIAN.
CHASTAIN WHITE,
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. fes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11

PHI A. RICH NsKEc
IL MOND, AND NORFOLK STEANI-.SSsaassssss.s.s
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHu.ADELPIilA PR9 ",
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further
notice the steamers Of this lineill make tri-weeky
trips. leaving Philadelphia every I UESpAY 7,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by orr Fall River line for
the same "ity yia Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
w PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE K CO..
s.- General Agents,
an... No. II South Wharves Philadelphia.
JAMES W. AfCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent.
ID. ID. MINK,
de 10 General Eastern Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-11
AifI,il,l,,ll llsiafr
,s.,,ss, { February II, 1878.
iron sne Washington capitsl.l

From the NAsn,nRs oit Ne 80 ~
~ Dies KrRcs
fTraaslaied.]
T,sy Of wrath, oh, day apraihng
When The ncay'ns ~ dnss aTs ,a'ilas'
\ isayicsS, SiSyis words rccaliing
4 Y,rn,s with terror and aflrightet.
NO me Judge they long have sltghseti,
Come the sinners soui- bent shJed
! when TIE tru,npe,s mighty acaiing ,u,,n
Through the graves their bsnds unseaAnS,
no the throne brings all men ksee'lnS-
neats, and nature stand COMPOUNDED,
i ESr,ads rise FROM graves astonnded,
.Susttinent SCAT Is then surround St's
Aud the wrf.ien Book of Ages
rs pYo.inccd When sinners. sages. &!
Snai, be judged from out tts pages.
when the Judge at length Is seated,
fssddcn sins arr ssernly treated,
And a perfect Justice meted.
speeches, sore, my heart Is rending.
\ Nota friend my cause defcBding,
when the Just are source ascending.
Mighty King OF highest sptendor,
save me, Is the prayer render.
oh, remember. Lord Of gloryl
i l have canscd Thy wounds SO cory,
4 Hear me plead my sinful story.
Me Thou has so of invited.
eiucifcd for ME and sighted,
Save. oh save my soal affrigbted.
Mighty Judge, for : my ssns E. 70,
Grant me gtfs OF Thy reintssion
Ere that day of full fruition.
NV ceep guilt hath caused my signing,
Shame my face with crimson dying,
Spare Thy suppiiant PROSTATE lying.
Thou fan pardon Mary tending.
so the thief the same extending,
Gives nae hope, my soul defending.
THOUGH nv prayers are undeserying,
Yet Thy goodness all preserving,
Is from flames my soai reserving.
With Thy sheep, o, Shepherd Guide me.
And Ii.om sinful goats divide me;
On Thy right place me beside Thee.
when those damned 10 doom internal
Are consigned to flames eternal.
Call me, Lord, 10 joys snpernal!
Supriiaat. weeping. surrender
Contrite heart IS ashes tender,
To tile end be my defender.
On that day OF grief and weeping.
. when shall rise the dead now sleeping,
Man with gnilt i'll every feature.
Spare him, God-Thy erring creature.
oh, good Lord OF all,he b'es.,
Jesus, Saviour, give them rest.
d. W. BouoSoS
richmond, "a, January ii. 1878.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

NXCH AN G,E LIVERY AND ar
!. ft. SALE STA BLESi [c1
HARE,N'S OLD STAND lately occupied by Tur-
tner 81 Co. ,, FRAHKLrE sTnRr, RICHMOND, VA.
For sale ON last eslsS son, terms
Just arrived from Kentucky and Ohio, suitable Tor
IL is.im b, DAVIS, Proprietor &
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TOR NEW YORk.-The Ola GFEh
II Dominion Steamship Company g ssassssfssss
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE, VIII
sail TUESDAY, February 12tn. at Il O'Clock A. M.
Freight received until 10 O'Clock A. M.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12: rOnnd-trir tickets
s24. Storage, SO and So.
For freight or passage, applyto
G. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
fell-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.