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L'OR NEW IORK.-The Old 1ETFS
A Dominic n Steamship Company's $500
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, March 9Th, at 3 O'Clock F. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wnrded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east,
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodate ions unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. S12; iounG.trip tickets,
$24. Seerage, Sc and SS.
For freight or passage. apply to
G.. w. ALLEN & CO.. AGENTS.
NH 4-2t COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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oh AID Ell p HIA, RICH l&g@s
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM $500
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PRDYI-
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEK.-Until further
notice the steamers of this line will make trlweekly
trips: leaving PHILADELPHIA every TUESDAY,.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city vta Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
w. =. PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM T. CLYDE L CO..
General Agents,
No. II South Wharvas. Philadelphia.
JAMES W. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent.
ID. d. MINK,
de 10 General Eastern Agent.
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SALE

+ i0H-ooNs ihD oE oanH
DRESSED AND UNDREsSED GRANITE, sc.
day of March 1873, at IL O'Clock NJ, at stone-yard
at Pententiary pond lot, opposite Tredegar Works,
the following property, 10 satisfy distress Warrant
In my hands In favor of James River and Kannwha
Company rS. w. J. Burt:
14it'1t FRAMED SHED,
Z yafsS 4 DERRICK, att o. q, -
& GRINDST0NE. u .51aEr
is uieces DRESSED GRANITE.
X i Lot UNDRESSED GRANITE.
TERMS: Cash. T. L. WHITING, II. c. G, r.
NH !. - - 49,
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LosT. SPRAYED. AND PoTiSss

.ss TbI,a ON on 4. franklin street, between
sCIsSoRs TN The I az exchange Hotel; d CAsEoE
- sylne Il at the Excbanee Hotel NH s.
Ut. ON SATURDAY - -
on nm ~ N g Esta supposed somewhere ~
PATE N s.rSes between First and Nineteenth,
~ prlzd highly as having beionpea 10 the
s,sia ~ AZ suitable reward win he
y 49, af sbie NH A. e.
q 1g lsss., Oh sIKAYEI J. "a SMALL gFga
pariiealar marks ssye when King shows 4 hai.o
an an one of her hind legs. IL returned tss M
81 street ssSard VIII be NH
~ 81 III 3M sHtaEExPREsS-WA
= Cnss ss ifs sagnders ktehmond, al iiiersi
g Paid for yetnr, OF sane ~ asa
nib ~ Stx - GIBSON,
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CiOTHING.
TouN LAToUCHE,

TOM 1LATOUCHE, IA
81 MERCHANT TAILOR. s.
No NORTH TENTH srksEb IL
hos tpat received his first iuStalD,ent OF
n '1s w. 1's - = SPRING GOODS. ami.
These are very fne goods, and VIII oe ,oa'Ss -
the best manner aud At low pTises'. WV WV IL y
MERE SUITS az S25 and up,
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RICHMOND. FRED'G POTOMAC X. K: So''t
OFFIcR GENERAL TICKET AGEST.
RICHMOND, November D. 1870
OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after SUNDAY, nth instant trains vi"
9a S caves the tsyrd-Street station daily fey
''1' " cent Sundav}: due az Washing','
at lao r. NJ: Baltimore at 3:lW =
NJ: Pbiladephia ut $3.50 T. IL. NJ"
York at 1o:l5P. II.
s.0D p NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station fn.y, ~ :,
WV ing a. Washington At l2I 4. y
baltimore as SEQ A. ~. Phila"r.
mia nj $40 A. NJ; New York ats ~
4. ri. Through sleeper from ~
mond 10 New York price OIL BERTH
A.as p NJ ACI,OAfAIODaTI0S. TRAlN, -,
'1'S nInction leaves Broad-Street slaHT,"
~ daily tSunsays excepted. p,.
ok n arrives At Byro-Strect station "a'' D
o'Ao " leaves New York st $50 the pry'
ding eveniag; Baltimore at Zoo ~
~; Washington at 2:47 A. N.
,o.ss p NJ a.riyes ~ Byrd-St station c4ly LSN
Ao"O cent Sunday. Leaves New lorn
els A. NJ: Philadelphia At IL
p NJ: Baltimore "a, i:3o L. NJ
Washington at 6:l0 l.. NJ.
s.s5 A. III. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arr arr.
at Rroaj-Street station daiif tS~'
days excepted. ,,>,ppc
General Supesintend.hs
{. y. TAYLOR
moo General Freight and Ticket ASe'"
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:99.GESNT STORE.

II q. AT THE
- s9e-CENT STORE,
aa :5D5 BROAD STREET:
FAEarge:lot OF UMBRELLAS, which are much bet.
tert'han'anYthingw we have eyer offered;
Auarge assortment Of CHIoN1os with carved black
walnut frames;
Abeauti, full Ine of BRACKETS and WALL-PoCK-
ETS;
1:Eo thre e-shklf FOLDING BOoK-RACKs;
4 Sd BLt ok WALNUT TABLEs-half dozen
differ snt styles;
More Of, heselne three-sheE 'FLOWER-STANDS:
A fun lin e oeCRoCKERK-wa,ra best Iron
stone;
100 boxes, ofrOILET.sOAc. selling at aac, a box !:
A fine lii e OF. double. or single BRONZE INK.
STAMPS.
We hare*jnst received a full line of MEA,S and
BOYS HA TS.sS good quality and style
"A Few mo re ofsthose LADIES' and CFIILDREN,S
HATS still eft, sailing at G. and 25c. to close.
Our large WILLOW CLeEaEs-HAMPER is a
great sargai q.
Send for cata1esae.
:9s6GENT STORE,
5 fe27 sos Broad street
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RlcHMoNp, March 1, 1878. g
which Is che correct pression--TWo
seaspoons,ils or Two teaspo onsfaii 8. 8,
rThe former. Look at your dictionary.
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II 0 r r. E Mt.
COaiFoRTa BILE DWELLINGS, AT Low RATES.

.BLE AT LOW RATES
BRICK, oil west Grace street; ~ rooms.
BRiCk, k01 west Grace street; 10 rooms
FRAME sos west Main street: rooms.
BRICk. 117 east Clay street; 3 rooms.
BRICk al west Cary street; rooms.
BRICF :, 1927 west Main street 20 rooms.
BRlCl /, 7lO north Fifth street: rooms.
FRAF IL, No. 8 west Canal street; 6 rooms.
BRN Il, 1917 east Marshall street; rooms.
BHH .sK, 1877 west Cary street; 6 rooms.
BIZ OK, II 0 north Fourth street; rooms.
P PB AME, II north Brook avenue; rooms
BF FOX, 707 north Twenty-third street; 5 rooms.
Fl .AMIS, 735 north Fourth street; rooms.
LAME, SIG south Belyidere street; rooms
b H5CK,:2IS south Cherry street; rooms
SAME, 1903 north Seventeen tn street; 3 rooms.
! FRAME, 315 souih Cherry street; rooms.
BRICK, t602 south Firststrect; 8 rooms.
FRAME, 7d4 north High street: rooms
FRAME, 1908 west Floyd street; 5 rooms.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
(; fe 2S-Th.S&M3t lllS Main street.
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EoR RENT, THREE NICE BRICKGs
H HOUSES on Oregon Hill with three rooms HI
each. Price &5 per month. Apply 10
tf.,ss54 FRANK ID. HILL. Real Estate Agent,
NH 2-4t i 0S Main street.
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EOR RENT, DESIRABLE
STORES AND OFFICES.

STORES AN d OFFICES.
! STORE $40 east Mat 4, near Ninth streets
OFFICES Ninth and Franklin streels-tfrce;
. STORE, Ninth near Main street; la u.
STORE 31S Brook iy.nue, near Broad street;
Y OFFICES at 1912 east Mnin street, next to the
Planters NatfoI al Bank
STORE 7S9 noru Second street;
STORE 5l5 Bro IL avenue; ..t.s.#,- ....
q STORE, Main NJ :xt to Ninth street;
"a CC1lFORTABL & DWELLINGS, from three TO
Twelve ronm 8, and from S6 10 $50 per month,
in various j. scaIitfes; - ssEf.s
SOCIETY, L 6DGEsKoOMS, and DANCING
HALLS. H s j, THOMPSON BROWN.
RI al Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
NH Lat lIl3 Main street.
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EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN PRICES
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DRY GOODS.

A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs.IIsr
- COMPANY. sss:sssessaaI z
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE, PHfLADEL-
PIllA. NEW YORK, AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.

FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNESDAY. September 18TH, the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER lear
ryng United States maiD will leave Richmond for
the above-named places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, 1T $50 \. Nj.
Close connections made at Norfolk with the ele-
CANT steamers CAROLINA aud FLORIDA, of the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all Of the above-named cities.
by the lines named. on sale at CARRIERS agency S26
Main street; at Exchange Hotel, and on board OF
steamers.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on james river
lions, famous battle-nelis, jamestown. Fortress
Monroe, Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads. &C.. SC.
Freight received daily Sundays exceptedl from
A. NJ. to =. N. for Boston, Providence. Norfolk,
Portsmouth aud regular landings on James river.
Way-landing freghts must be prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets, and 903 Main
street. no.
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RAILROAD LINES.

Is. CEEsAPEAKE AND OHIO gaTlpo,n@-1
GENERAL PASSENGER DgPARTMyyTV
March l. 1873.
IdESAPEAKE AND OHIO P,n
~ E0AD.-On and after MARCH 2. 1e7a -.
sengeP trains Will run MS EollnWa ~ Ao'o' pas
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AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE OPPORTUNITY.
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FOR RENT, the STORE with dwell An
H ing of nine rooms front of Virginia Ope- III
ra-Housc)i other separately or together. Rent
very low.
Also, seven nice OFFICES in Prices Building.
Extra Inducements TO good tenants.
AppIyro ROBERT b. LYME,
NH l.3t 1912 Main street,
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THREE DESIRABLE ROOMS ON@s
n THE SECOND FLOOR for rent. either E:.I
WITH or WITHOUT BOARD. A few TABLE,
BOARDERS desired. MRS. P. C.. MINOR,
yuh .4fk .s. 5(l6 east franklin street
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <%SSs
~ COMPANY. .asa1kssa.stsl

This company will dispatch one or their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ISAAC
BELL, and RlCiiMOSD-everyT TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly fer this route.
They have splendid saloons, sate-rooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations and attentions are un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly a,
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 NORTH
river.
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual ex-
penseS incurred.
Freight received until 6 Z. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, SIP. Storage, 80 and
So.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
nv 10 Office CompJuy,S wharyes .pttS
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RICHMOND, DIRK RIVER AND CHEsPRAKEl
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING NAY 2l. lS77

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAKEl
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 2. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects at
West Point with steamer Havana for
all points on York river and Bali-
more. Arrives in Baltimore at 8 4.
NJ. connects with rail-lines for Wash
mgron, Philadelphia, New York. Boz
ton and all western points, Connects
at Richmond with trains on Richmon"
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake lA1
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY: WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and.
500 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
UREDAS. Connects with steamer
ut West luint for river ar't!nes, Bal
:smore, AMI ri! western points. Con-
meets at Richmond With trains on Rich
moudand Danvillc railroad Richmona
and Petersburg. aud Chesapeake an"
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 p. VI. Leaves Richmond daily icxcept sur
day..
THRoUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATr RDAi. Con-
meets with trains on Richmond 80"
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud On"
railroads. Steamer Havana leave, EA'-
mo&1A li?'V WE EfSS 80 N aud THl:
DAY, at L. u. Connects VIE
trains from Philadelphia, New l"rs'
and western points, and ~ West ROM
with trains for Richmond aHl ~
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. .,.,,.
a.oO p N. Arrives III Richmond MONDAY. w E''
NESDAY, and FRIDAY aud
615P MTUESDAi, THURSDAY. aud sAi,
JRHAY. Connects with steamer Al
West Point from Baltimore. Coz
meets with Richmond ard llanEllr'
Richmond and Petersburg, and tAcsA-
ntake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
1o.Oo A. NJ Arrives at Richmond daily except SUI
A0'O day Connects with Richmond anu
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana o"'1
railroads. 49,
No transfer OF freight IL Richmond 10 or from
southern uolnts. Cars riiu Through between Atah""
and West Point. ,., ,., -o,as
guaranteed. , ...,,oo, ratios
fss,,ed 10 an northern aud western points.
Through tickets sold TO all n0rtheri eastern a"e
western points. and baggage checked through. -,
For tickets apply al General Railroad Ilckse "a
Gee S28 Main street; at the Eachshge io.S'i ~ as
companv's depot, corner Twcnty-ihird ana poS'
streets, Richmond, Va. ,.,, y
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E0R RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@:A
4. BRICK DWELLING. occupied by B. N. Ell
QuaNes, ESQ.,, sos north Twelfth street, seven
rooms; kitchen, three rooms bath, gas, &c. Rent
moderate. Possession l 9Th March, .,5-.t
- IlSsse sG2E FJSANK .. HILL,
( rab 2.3t M MI {llOS Main street.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAMEIs>.

DOR PHILADELPHIA PRO ~fES
Il VlDENCE. AND BOSTON.-stean- sz,ssss ass<ss
er ALLIANCE. Captain CARR. will receive freight
for the above ports until TUESDAY the DIN In
slant ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
NH ACT W. 2. PORTER. Agent.
EOR NEW K.-The OLD s>sEFs
Il Dominion Steamship Companv's csK ssasassss
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE, VIII
sail SUNDAY. March Sd, at O'Clock z. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills CT ladng signed ami goods Ior-
warded with dispatch to ali points Dorth south,
east, aud west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. S12 ronnd-trir tickets.
S24. Storage. Sc and SO.
For freight or passage apply to
G. W. ALLEN L CO., Agents,
NH 2-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN THE
4 city can be found ut BROWNE G. ROWE'S.
Everything reduced to suit the times. Ia 2I .eod
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BY ChafTin, Staples 6 20, u
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets,
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nANyILLE (VA.) JAIL AND
,sTATioN-HoUsE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS. a

S. ,pI,aN having been finally adopted by the Coun-
iii iii for, the CONSTRUCTION. OF u CITY jail
AND STATIC N-HoUSE, PROPOSALS i9r t ~;
erection of the same are respectfully ihslteo Until
MARCH 5, 1878, at 9 +. AZ
s plan and specifications can be examined az Ci's
Engineer's office. -, ~, cosn a,
The contractor will be paid promptly III eaisn ;
Rshs reserved to reject any aud all bids, deemed
necessary. = =, ~, .r.prry q : c7a
- .'1 - - T. HAWKINS, Chairman
Committee gu Public B,,ildiHgs.
q 4 a.ow Danyiile, Va b
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I1EsiIENCEs FOB RBNT['.

40. sals west Craze. nea- Henry street; i've
rooms kitchens &c. $3.50 per annnHl
No. I0G west Grace street, coruer OF Aoamf zen
1r6uy1Sy bath, gas, water. range, stationary Washs
tuhs stable esegyt hing complete. Kent i0Hr.
No. -, corner Fourth and Masshall strtessi r,ne
srooflia. kitchen. dcss % I'D per annnfns
~ No. 1909 Franklins between ~ Nentysfy III and
ssTwen.y-seYenth streets; seven rooms, &c. $500
per annEua.
Leigh streets; seven rooms; sitcl en, gas, water,
&C. $3.50 per annuuB.f III,
street nine rooms gas, bath, &c. $3.50 per
sannutf1. E.es:s
No. 1912 Franklin, bet Seen Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets mine. rooms gas, water, &c
Mo- Grace, between Twenty ffshand Twen.
ty-sixth streets six rooms: gas, water, bath, &C.
This house e anew t,ne and has every convenience
and has never been occupied. Rent low.
81 hare number of SMALL HOUSES on Church
tam from shree 70 SIX rooms fne rent
eral on Shockcc Hill at low rents. HI
lhe large .nd newly-c0nstrncted TEN-ROOM
streets, with y very large ward, gas, water. &c.
Price. only $500 per year. For location, comfort,
DC. this e certainly the cheapest house In Rich
mond. TIE aeighborhood Is excellent, Apply to 8
Ss$5s 49, ROBERT 3. LYME, fs.sss
@Istfr o-sSS M afo,h
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Il DENCE FOR RENT NEAR THE CITY. Es:I
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chancery Court of The
city of Richmond offer Torrent that very desra-
beFAKM and COUNTRY RESIDENCE occupied
By r. T. -Stoops, Esq, situated on the Westham
road about two and a half miles from Richmond
containing about ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND, with elegant DWELLING and other i'm
proyemenss thereon: beautiful yard and shrnbbery.
An excellent opportunity for any one desiring to
rent niee.iome near the city. Apply to
.-s JOHN W. WRIGHT.
Sheriff and Receiver,
fe.27.2w SheriE-s office, over 1907 Main street.
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Passengers for Glover Hl1I cOhntcL al tNesltl
daily Except Sunday ny taking the LOB r. NJ train
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start iron
the Appomattox depot.
10 S A. SHAW. superintendent
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Adopted from the Germdn.]
PART [.
LAssALLE BEFORE THE AGITATION.
CHAPTER Ii.

The ancient Greek philosopher Her
aclitus. who has been the subject Of
Lassalles studies for long time, used
a great many metaphors to designate his
principle Fire, current, justice, strife,
invisible harmony, the bow and the lay
were his favorite metaphors Searching
for a symbol to represent the principle
of Lassalle's life, one is involuntarily re-
minded of the philosophers metaphors.
In one of his letters, speaking i'm
patiently of the slow development Of
events. Lassalle uses the expression
my glowing soul. Among thousands
of persons who use this phrase. which
has become q common figure of speech,
Lassalle was the only one who could
speak about his glowing soul without
exaggeration in his nature there was
indeed something Of the burning quail
ties of fire. His glowing love Of science
and of learning his parching thirst for
justice and truth, his kindlmg inspira-
ton, his strong self-consciousness, his
great vanity, his courage his rejoicing
in power - everything in him was of the
same flaming and consuming character.
He was the bearer of light and Of flame.
Like Lucifer himself he carried his
light courageously, defiantly ; he placed
himself in the full brightness Of the
TORCH which he bore to illuminate the
world = g&and oseur ct grand poseur.
The bow and the lay united. formed
the symbol of the ruling principle of
Heraclitus world the lay represented
harmony, /. C. perfection of culture, and
the bow with the deadly arrows Of light
represented activity and anihilation.
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KISS ME LOVINGLY.
BY RUTH THE CLEANER.

Yes, kiss me lovingly, while in your eyes
A tremulous passion | see.
Out of whose depths a perfecting faith
Daily shall come unto me.
Whisper just one little word in my ear
Spite of the gulf now between;
Something of hope in your voice may recall
Visions of what ''might have BEEN
Purely twill thrill through my life with a tone
That never can die, my darling, my own.
Yes, kiss me lovingly, lest l regret
Almost unconsciously, too,
All the high hopes of my wOmanhOods dreams
Tenderly lavished on you.
Rapturous thoughts, so joyous and free,
Unrestrained ever by trust:
Feelings that only full heart could give
Out from the love it hath nursed,
Purely twill thrill through my life with tone
That never can die, my darling, my own.
= POmerODs Dem.
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CHICAGO, JULY 90, 1878.


The bow and the lay ruled in the same
manner the spirit of Lassalle which
united in itself perfect attainment OF
theoretical culture, and a restless yearn-
ing for practical activity. Characters so
perfectly uniting in themselves such
capacities are seldom in the history of
the world. Lassalle says = in writing
about Maximus Of Tyrus the new-pla-
tonic thinker of old Il understand
the nature of Apollo. That divinity
throws arrows and personifies music.
[ love his harmony, but | fear his art
of aiming (ToxeiaD." The same words
might be applied to him by such as have
watched the beginning of his career with
sympathy, and could prognosticate the
future.
Lassalle was born in Bresslau. His
parents were both Jews. His father
was man of no prominent abilities,
but he enjoyed the reputation of a just
and honest merchant The son was
originally destined for the mercantile pro-
fession but as he had made no progress at
the school of Leipzig he was taken home
and -prirate--te teacher er6 an slnee
prepare him for the University Of his
native city. Lassalle was loving and
devoted son all his life time his CON
nections with his family were, in accord
ance with the Jewish spirit, sincere and
affectionate. During his whole career
his mother clung to him with devotion
and approved of everything he did At
the age in which every youth is bold
and forward Lassalle was eminently so
the quality which he himself designated
as his 'impertinence," was noticeable
in him already at that age. We are now
at that racial feature of character, which
was the basis of Lassalle's disposition
and which is best expressed by the He
brew word Chuzp" This word desg-
mates presence of mind. bOldness. reck-
less forwardness, shamelessness and
hardihood = qualities which can easily
be understood as the opposite extremes
of apprehension and timidity. developing
in a race which bore the imposition of
tyrany and oppression, and was COM
PEELED to yield its rights and to suppress
all sense Of individuality for two thous-
and years. 1t was CAuzpo in Lassalle
when pleading in one Of his criminal
cases, he ridiculed the attorney-general
in spite of the threat which the ruling
Judge had made to forbid him the floor
if he continued in that Vein And after
the Judge had acted upon his threat. it
was Chu:l>o again by which Lassalle
wrested a vindication Of his case. open
ing debate on the question, in how far
it had been legal to refuse him the floor.
This Chu=p0 by which indifferent indi-
yiduals Of the Jewish race make them
selves obnoxious by forcible imposition
Of their persons and injustifiable claims,
and sometimes amusing ON account of
4, Sd perebe bel 9(pollo, go9enIAite lit rer Gott
mn Der Iontrnlt @ott, uno tdb ebe ieur 9armonle,
ober th urbte ieine GdlubentWnit. 9oN0Qe Ote
Ebtlolopbie Soerotleuo5 res Guutelu rru Gp9eio8,
! 10. l, g. III.