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Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25
THE WEB OF YEARS.

From out the loom of Time the years
 Unroll a fabric all must wear; The wool of joy and warp of tears Are spun by moving hopes and fears,
 And pressed by weighty-rolling Care. What measure unto each is givena
 span may guage the greatest parts; And yet the least from earth to heaven Do reach, as in the quiet even
 Short prayers sent up from children's hearts. The web too quickly for us all
 Is wove, while pass the shuttles fleet; And when the threads have ceased to fall. Death throws 1t OCT us as our pail,
 Or round Us as our winding-sheet.
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25
QEEEN OF THE MAY.

ss BY MARY L. HALL. she's only founding, this Gertrude Gray, Only foundling and queen of the May? ], for one, shall not dance to-day" The scornful head with its jetty curls, Set here and there with the whitest of pearls, sTnfnea its proud face from the bevy of girls For deep in her heart the speaker knew Of face that would turn to an ashen hue, let the hate in her bosom harder grew. A rustic among the May-day grass, Many feet hurrying as they pass The pale little queen had tainted, alas! "You wanted to sit on the throne to-day, Your proud heart panted to wield its sway, For ofs you bear hate toward Gertrude Gray. Thus spoke up a sad face bending low Over another as white as snow, "Your words are more cruel than mournsr's
 " zzsa &G. @ A At You cannot de,sy but she's wondrous fair, This girl with no jewels upon her hair, AnA only a simple muslin to wear" You cannot deRy but she's pure and good. This girl on the verge of womanhood; But she's only foundtng Ctis understood)." "IAe world is wrong in its judgment to-day, You've crowned not a foundling for your queen of the May,
 For T am tte mother of Gertrude Cray" She stood up straight, and regal, and tall; woman with riches beyond them all, And servants to answer at every call. Then her head bent low on her bosom again, And across her fair face swept spasm of pain, But not like cloud of unwomanly stain. welded as young as my Gertrude to-day, In secret married, while queen of the May, And none knew me as wife of Tennyson Gray" " But now am here to demand my own, To shame the face with the heart of stone, Inc sfoundling queen is no longer alone" Then she gafhered the httlc crowned head to
 her breast,
 This mother-heart is most happily blest, In years have known no such blissful rest" "Crown her once more for her mother to-day, Mayhap the spirit of Tennyson Gray Will know that his child is queen of the May"
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25

' The coffee roaster in large estab-
 ishments determines by smell when the last roast averages with others Three fourths of so-called Java and Moucha coffees sold Tn this country are spurious.
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25

Which would you rather Go to Wheeling, in Virginia, to Reading or Eaton, in Pennsylvania, to Warren, in Ohio, or to Diggin, in California?
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25

Tt is believed that the famous Eng ish whitebate, fish that the English man worships, has made it's appearance in New York harbor.
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25

The latest official census gives Italy s population of 26, ,e01, 454 souls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

this ACKNOWLEDGMENT lis also heartily due to
those gallant eli iseris OF New Orleans who
received the delegates and paid them unre-
hitting attention.
4 Aud now I 50 parate from dear New Or
leaas. The brightest aud most Joyous town
/ hi winter In the United States. i leave her
new, hoping TO return nH some early day. SO
II bid her and the Mississippi adieu. And my
Rlustrious friend De SGTe. 1 will not seek
| 10 disclose his resting. place or disturb his
repose. My very great-sreatg great great-
grandfather was, or should have been, Hs
contemporary in che service Of. Spain, and
therefore, especially, honor bis memory.
| SO s.7izs,',. satl;sI - JEENs RIVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23
aIJcrr0N sALEs---Ts,as Day
=. BY Grnbbs 6 Williams
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
ToR RENT, - !.
IL THE HOT SPRINGS,

,EH THE HOT SPRINGS, is:I
OF BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Pursuant to a decree 0f the United States District
Court for the Western District OF Virginia. en'ereG
on The 2lst of November. ISIS, In the maitei OF
CEMBER, 1S rs, Mt IL NJ. OF that day, Id front
Of Inc THitcd States custom-hoase in the city OF
Rich1nond, Va. Offer ut public auction TO LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, OF Bath county,
Va. for the ensuing year.
This property includes large and ranable larln,
fhe hoel cottages, and other buildings AZ the hot
Strings and the hotel furniture. - .tg4
The lessee will be entitled to possession Jnnuary l.
1879. and the lease will exIdr1 October 81, 70 ~,
will require five hundred dollars 10 be paid IN
cash, and tle balance Of the rent in I'VE eGHa IN
stuments-vlz., March I, 1870, MlF I, 1879 july
/. 1879, September I, 1879, and November l.
will in the deed Of lease require the lessee and
his surc,ies by proper covenants TO protect me ancs
from waste and improvident farming and 10 RETURN
safely the furniture x,
sall in my opinion. bc Insufficient, shall refuse 70
accent the offer. ami will lease the property nrl-
xately and # the security offered IS not satislac-
tory. shaH reject The bid
will give any Information aDont ine pInLerLI
wfichI have to parties desiring IL who vi address
me- MT any time at Chatham, Pittsrlyania county:
va or meet me in Idchmond, at the ounce OF
Mcssrs Oud & Carringtou. on The 9th or 23d OIL
Dcamber 1878, between the hours or i a. NJ
aud IL NJ OF either of those days.
-. Assignee of S. C.. Tardy
cRUsBs s. WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23
RopEpr r. LYME. auc,ioneer de IL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
~ AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
| CUMBERLAND C0UNTY-Thc undersigned,
Commissioner appointed by decree Of buckingham
Crcut Court ut the October term thereof toT the
liam W. Wilson and others. will sell, the prem
ises at public auction. on MONDAY The Gin Gay OF
January, 1879 iif far IL not on The next tair nay
| therenffer) at IL O'Clock NJ, the TRACT Ob LAND
| in Cumberland county called " Bon Broos," con,
tatI1tng t,O45 ACRES, situated on Wills river ana
Bon Book creek The Improvements ON same are
very valuable. consisting OF large and handsome
| FRAMED DWELLINGS and all necessary QUIZ
buildings. The tract has on 1t large duanllty OF
boitoW-and aud is one of the best estates In this
Part of " rginia- The commissioner Will ofer thls
i,nd for sale In two more parcels or as whoie
accepting The bid or bios which VIII bring tue
largest sum of money for ssid land.
| TERMS OF SALE: $500 cash; and the residue OF
The purchase money IN one two, and three years
equal instruments, with interest on deferred pay
menls from day Of sale, and atle retained until sne
whole purchase money Is paid; bonds with 5000
security 10 be given for the deferred Payments and
Court - =, JOHN X. WILSON, "a
do n otawfw Commissioner.
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23
By Robert r. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auchohccr'
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 LAkHE
Z WImDEN- AND-BRICk &c j. D. : q M. %
GARY STREET BEL h, EES rTi,tt:IiiiNEi;Y.
hTn ZEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUG loS.Cf
~ r,rsn.ure of a decree of the CihncefE SouTt ~
,h. cIry of Richmond entered Derch!'"t :: 80
~ rho suit o: MinnigcrOdc. trustee: &c.; as.'lns
Ro.e snd wife and others, inc unaSrsiEe o- q. ~.
;aI "Reminiscences, will on FRIDAY the 2a,n 'i'.y
oT n"crmbcr SIS, proceed 10 sell d. puD:ic ;te,oil
The REAL AND PERSONAL lfofi-h'i II"
said decree mentioned .,,, - ,,,o ,,r.,,, ,coc
Thc pcrsonal properly will be SOLD on the premises
uow occupied by Samuel G.. Flournoy us pItiii:iS.
mi on Cary street between Fourlec:th ana vi
ieenih streets. commencing ut II O'clock ~ ....'
n,,se,sof tnc building used by said FlHurnoy COW
erinr lot of 80 feet front on Cary street. - ua
n;nT h,c; 90 feet to alley In Inc rear iucu,i'S
- HpJCk MOkE-SrACk used with sdld oIiolns;;
nnn nv POWER -ENGlSE. anu
enc large UEFAClNG-MACliiSh. nc saad PCT
enm,i nronrrIv to be removed by The purchaser
wi hin thirty nays unless Tic sH'i Ne o'"ei 'ei
with the owucr of tue lot. st., .,,- go,
ia real estate will be sold on the premises, com.
m rncinr M o'clock q. NJ, and consists or LOl
ON UniGn Ill., fronting on the west sl'ic o. Amaui>
twcel parallel lines 154 feet to au alley twelve Tee
vide being the same real estate conveyed 10 y u
Elo,Irnoy bv Charles NJ. Peasants March 10, IS63
| rims lot has on IL good DWELLING-HOUSEa n'
other Improvements.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the personal property; and a
to the real estate. one fourth casu, and the residn
In three equal inStalmentS, upon SIN, WE'VE am
eighteen months credit, the purchaser giving hi
! notes for the deferred payments, with tnteres
added the title 10 the property TO be retained un'l
| the purchase-money Is paid and conveyance OF
| dered by The Court. 4. 4. GoUhLNEI
Special Commissioners.
| 5poprpT de i
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cfTY TAXES.

OFFICE or CITY coLLECI9H't
,r,urs' oFFjCE WILL BE OPEN DAi-
LY from A. ~ TO ?. A. from IL, the h, lSp p4r-
the list day Of December , ,Sa who sO h ay
possse "a N.Y. nny of the CRY TAXES cEa'S'
him the remaining bali; ana tnas
TEN PER CENT .,,,,
will, IN, added to the amount VI sa'u The party
of the tax charged In every ease MET half wiIh
assessed Shall fall o. pay said any r.s"n ta,lns
s s s 10 nav ia the menh Of june one mai nl' fail 70
City TAXES due from such pt ar before The sls
p pay ~ .rS n.eemSsr. there shall be added
~ " TWENTY PER CESruA ,,,v due.
no,, ,be whole amour. OF the tag SO t fns1nSUS
- Collector
de slim
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J.. ... Ely PoinccXtcr & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonccrs,
1900 Main street. o..

UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
N MILL ON THE. NEWMARKET ROAD
ABOUT FOUR MILES I;ELQM KlGHMsO }!
KNOWN AS -"DHlNEER'S." WITH TWENTY
ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED: ALSO. 4 VERY
VALUABLE FARM ADJOINING. CONSISTING
GOOD FRAME DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS
AND ALL NECESSARY OUT-hullDINGS:-
will sell by auction. Oh the PREMISE on MOSDhI .
December 22d, at IL O'Clock ~, The ABOVE valuable
properly. :,
The MILL, which will be first sold, is one OF the
best III the county, with ample waier-pnWer one set
Of burrs capable Of grinding forty bushels OF corn
u !ar, and cu!ays Il firSt-rate custom.
The FARM OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES is In
about 400 trees of all variety, and buildings In good
order. --..,. E..
The auctioncsrs win be pleased to show the prop
eriy and convey parties down OH dly OF sale.
TERMS: Liberal. and 1T sale.
- PUINDEXTER & UPPER.
dn 17-1o0OolSS3 AucioneGrS.
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RAILROAD LINES
% ssgs sssss.zs:n Esgsgzassz-3 cgs.suss,s,

MzE - sEs ss ssssassssa
RICHMOND and P;srERsnrnU,
..---- RAILROAD COMPANY.
,61OM2fENCTNG MONDAY, Decemter -
" 1873, trans Oh ibis road viii run as follow,
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
1916 a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL ipty. co,ne.r,r
ior Charleston, saTaruah Anyus,SS
sanE. ana Aiken Via LharIcstoDl EUig,sS
Jacss0hvliie-parlUr cars 10 WjI;r,ihm'
ION. stops only az Chester and MAJ
! 7:l5 A. ~. INSTRUMENTATION daily tcrcc,.
SnHdaJ) makes c'o.e ccrIcc;in5, >,
e Icters9irS wih ire Atlantic. Hi.
slsslDnI and Ohio ralirrad for ,;rIS.n,
Chattanooga. Nashville So, IT.
asss LVlchpGr2, FarulEitc. and other Inc,i
sintions ON that road, Ilaki;. saiTe
nine as 10y any o;htf !!Hc, >ioIs a.
4:so P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIS s,fv
teis era sunday. ta;g-ngels ta&iagy
tDs Irab Will niase close CnI.u.c' ,,,
az Peicr< burr .sr s5rfIo!t. Avn
1880 L. M.. THROUGH NAIL daily, co;,ucc.,,,,.
i3r Weldon: WIimtngrn, f;1ls.%D>
charleston, Sararuah. tugrs.a. ~ ~
irmHia, Atlanta. Macon. Mont,,t.ry,
&.a..".. mobile, New Orleans and a.! ,r,iiii'
, SoaIE ana Southwest. Pa man '.f.,'
lng-"ar from Boston rgr WIN. no, =,
savannah, and tie >rr,h SIM. ,,!,
II Manchester and chester ''''
500 a. ~; s, ScN - hcCoMMODATloy
TRAIN makes rlD.e C0gE3rrlon ,,i,j
A.. 81. r O. K; r. f,r Bt!srol. Cha,,,.
nooga,, Nashville. Memphis, IyncT-
nurs- rarmvil'e. an Other ;o.,.I 30"
{ lions On that road. SOP, at All ,lai;onE
] .,. LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL d.lir. c5rnec,!s,
win Richmond, lrerer,cksal,l2 z,,S
Po.omac railroad f7r ell noats So1rE
East. ana West Stops al Nanrh..,",,
~ ..r and Chester. and 1T Halfway ana >,
Drury's Bluff on sisra -
9UDA. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRhI: ,,,,t,,
tcXceDt smoayl. Stops al al Nn:
lions. ''"-
7:o5 p. ~, ACCOMMODATION. TRAM asuv
Stops at AL stations. ' >
$40 L. ID. THROUGH SLAs. dai!v, surr,cr,,
With RchIs"ng. Ere3cr!, hHtdr, sIS
Potomac railroad Tar al ro!n.S ta" T
and West, Also. a.akng close c,rnGcss
ton with the Ch,%artakr end an;o
railroad for the Virginia springs smS
all points North and VIZ. This trtin
stops II Manchester aud Cl:r,'.r, AMI
at haH- Way aud prI,rys Bluil. On
signal. ~ ga
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VII! start fro-,
the AppGBlettoJ dspot. '
SUNDAY EXCURSION TR\I'.> discontinued
until further notice.
dc 8 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23
BY Robert Il. Lyme
Real Estate Agent audAuctioEecr,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
70 EEce GSHSHEn EEf ZAP }SbASH
ANn T Yn L 81 r Nps u s ANR ii E "a lin
FEDERAL AND CoTTIsn AMP p AZ IL TIE r IL
NoW hEc - rs IS HshS p Hin HSnTR
THE WILL OF HIS EATii III, u Il IN TIE FOL- o :;
H9M5EsA AMI hbGt GTs On TnE EAST LIE Of
HiRp sTKEEET HETW ZEE HHCk NIch A AN
hTTRhCTIVE HOUSES AND ARE sTugCoED,
AND CONTAIN FROM FOUR. TO SIX ROOMS
EhGa Ah$o HeE s hf4h HosE II rs
B Bkick s EHHh'i AND o66wfHEkING 1S mi
5 jazz klSh A eT Sf buThi iTEEtrs, ANb
TW0-SToRY. FRkME :DWEtLlNG ADyJqiN-
T 1Tf TIE pEsEhnE n buk S.
MARSHALL sTREEr. CONTAINING SEVEN ,!3!9:
FOR $500 PEE YEAR; ALSO, FRAME HOUSE
mp Lot nN TIE sGT GphH fR eR 2E Po XA
F F6opf kG FUN On BAKER sTkkET-in pursuance
Of 4 decree Of the Cnanccry Court OF the city OF
in the suit therein pending styled Smith, Mathews
& HARDWOOD Us. Joseph Adams. we. as commission
Hr sn w Se f 9 THEf pTfPfn
on MONDAY the 23d day Of Decent er, SIS, at 3
o'clock 7. NJ. ALI TIE PROPERTY described IN
The said suit. ard as above named. which Will he All
the interest of Joseph Adams IN this property under
his fathers will. Full particulars and information
will be given at time of sale before by either the
commissioners or auc ioneer. The absve-'iescrihea
property VIII be sold clear of all liens and incnn-
hranceS. The houe are all rented by good tenants
and arc in good Order -. -,
THE TERMS under the decree Will be one third
cash: the residue upon credit of six and twelve
mouths with nes0 liable norcs. six per cent. Interest
added and i!te retaine until AL of the purchase
ruoncy Is paid and conveyance IS ordered ~ the
Court ......-, .s.. JAMES SASh!E'
s5-..s-' ~ T. NJ. COMMON.
Special Commissioners.
popEDT r TYNE Iuctiouuer dc IL .
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ByJ. r. Hockatay, General Auctioneer.

WILL SELL TO-DAY, COMMENC-
1 ING AZ 10 O'CLOCK: o,-,,> ,,.,,c
10 ticrces SMOKED and UNSMOkED HAMS
and SHOULDERS, IN prime order ,.
Nos l. 2. and 5 MACkEREL, III barrels half-
barrels, and quarters: ,,r,
7Go boxes No. / SCOTCH HERRINGS;
$50 boxes prime NEW CHEESE:
50 tubs and frkins choice BUTTER;
so tubs and iierceS LARD:
100 boxes NEW LAYER RAtslES; mo
200 cases Two and three pounds) TROPHY To-
MATOES: r......
25 boxes TOSACCO;
100 boxes CIGARS:
80 barrels SUPEkEINE FLOUR;
25 barrels RYE FLOUR;
25 bags COFFEE: .n,rrc.
20 barrels choice ROMAN BEAUTY APPLES;
100 boxes assorted SOAPS:
STARCH. PEPPER, GINGER,
MUSTARD. &C., &C.; ..
anu i'''''' '' J. X. HOCkADAY,
80, Aucli0ucor.
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Dy X. Hockaday. General AuctioHcer,
No 1928 Main Strecr,

|NN MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER Esd,
~ Will sell TO The highest bidder tue best iUlT-
and yEGETABLE-STAND in the Fist Al3 hct,
recently occupied D. J. Ii. Seward Esq.
This IS irsi-Yate oDp0r unity for any one WISH
ing to commence business lii The marker, ;tS tieSe
stands sometimes sell for $500 and $780, ana tmis
being ON the southwest corner, south Slde, fr2hkih
street. is considered the bcst stand In tie markct.
Will he sold ut my store during my auction safe
Monday j. il. uUtKADAY,
ia % 1923 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

by h >. AIIuVIsUEE q oOt''
General Com ms sion Merchants anu Auc'loneers'
1924 Main street.
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ~
wv DAY at 10 o'clock
RACON-Hanls, Shoulders, Breasts. Sides;
WESTPHAI.IA HAMS-dry. salt, and smoked;
BULK SIDES and SHOULDERS.
NORTH CAROLINA and EASTERN HER
RINGS,
GOLDFISH. FLOUR. BUTTER,
SOAP. LARD, CHEESE SUGAR,
COFFEE-Toasted and Green;
BLACkING, PAPER.
TOBACCO. CIGARS, &C.. &c. ,,~
Cousiguments solicited and received up 70 noaf
of sale - -~a,aa- X. s. ANDERSON q sun
de % 49,.
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wood AND COAL,

TOAL AND Woodruff stock first
v class ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizcs; NEST
VIRGINIA SPLINT, GLOVER HILL tor Br,gnt
Hope), SOFT COKE. aud all kinds or ESnl ;, r.
can I've procured in the city. Five 10 sn per cent.
off for cash OAK and PINE WOOl>-'ong saved
or snlfnt either yard, Broad street between sew
en ny a a''' -..- C.H. PAGE.
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- by J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
y. 1113 east Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE Or FRAME STORE
T. AND LOT ON PINE STREET BETWEEN
BEVERLY AND ALBEMARLE STREETS.-By
virtue Of deed of trust from Gathering CilhIn TO
the undersigned. dated 2lSt Of March, 1877. aud
recorded IN the Richmcnd Chancery Court d. y.
Ito A., page ~, aud whereas default has hecM made
in the payment Of tic mole cured therein. and be-
ing required 50 10 do, will SELL on lc premises, on
SATURDAY. December 21st. 1878, at 4:3Q 7. NJ,
that LOT OF LAND AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, commencing on The east iiuc OF Pine street
14T feet south OF Beverly street. thence running
souwardly. and fronting thereon SO feet. more or
less. and running back between parallel lines 14o
feet to an alley 20 feet vile.
The said property will he sold subject TO deed OF
trust 10 W. l.. CuwarGin. trustee, aatcG March {.
1873 to secure $500, with interest from March is,
1878.
TERMS: Cash as TO EXPENSES Of sale AMI 1923 So
and The balance such terms aS Mrs. Catherine
Cibn may direct or i'll case OF her failure, on such
terms Us said trustee may think IL. .....
\. il. HUTCHINSON, Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.
On account of the inclcmcncy of th" weather The
above sale Is postponed till FRIDAY, December u,
1878, at the same hour.
A. 4. HUTCHESON Trustee.
- de 23-lT&F2t
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RICHARDSON 6 Co.. Auctloneers.

POSTPONEMENT.
Tn consequence of the Indictment weather the
above sale Is postponed to TUESDAY the 24th day
OF December 1T the same hour. ,,
J. A. RICHARDSON,
JOHN Z. TAYLOR.
de % Trustees.
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By +. +. Cook. Aucionccr,
1871 Main street.
SALE
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY,&c &c,
AT AUCTION.
BY order of +. Abram. pawnbroker. will sell at
hts au.olice, No. GIG Broad street, on TUESDAY,.
oath instant, ut 10 o'clock,a large assortment of
FORFEITED PLEDGES, consisting of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
Sets o. JEWELRY,
RINGS, STUDS,
SLEEyE-BUTT0NS,
GUNS. PISTOLS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING. &c,
together with many other articles suitable 10 the
approaching holiday season.
e. B. COCK, Auctloncer.
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NOT [ G. l.

All parties whose pledges are forfeited arc re-
oncscd to call AT my Office and rcnc% or rtnce,h ,.e
same before the day OF sale is WIZ hmt si'tl luz
lllcr indulgence. Il nn,,r,.trri..r
a.. 49, '0IN-t.
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PosTPoNEMENT.

In consequence OF the inclemeucy Of the weather
csu,ber esd, nc the same hour and place. de %
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OFFICE OF SCHOOL BOARD,
No.So5 EAST MARSHALL STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, December IL, 1919.
NToTICE.-TE AZ HERS' CERTlFI.
to teachers aud officials for seventy per cent; o.
their salaries for the month ending Oco9erH 2 ,tn
,nonthSsndIng November 18th fifteen per cent. VIII
be maid In cash, whenapresented at this once daly
ALFRED MOSES,
seaC.3s - ~; Secreiary.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AMI ,..E-rrAkEt
RAILROAD.
, COMMENCING NAY -. LII.

RICHMOND, f0Nh kl'ER AM .'''r-FE.""f
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
THROUGH PASSENGER. ,,...
500 p. N. Leaves l:lcGmom4 TCEsDhI, t''l ~
DAY. and SATURDAY. ton''',''
Vest Point with steamer !Id' st1 "a
au uuint. on Jork river aui H.',~
more. ARRIVES III BIlti'-"r. Al h
NJ. conngrt, with r.il-.n"s ttT "&>h
iugtul Phll3iclhii. Ne" on. h''
ton AMI all western points. ! '''.
III l.ichJrona with trains Oh re W..
and Petersburg and Chesapeake '-'
T THR {jit;t;i' FREIGHT. ,.,
900 A. NJ Leaves itlchmrEG MONDAY. WIZ
NESUAY. and FRIDAY; &mt
Go A. u TUESDAY, TnUESpAi. ''t ~.
i-RRDAY. Connects VIII - Nj -
al West r0.u; iur river LiHIL2s' h'.-
timurc, and all western t".ht+. ~
meets al Richmond "itt trans IA i'i't.
mond and DauTiile raIr""''Ehhh"l',
and Petersburg. AMI thgsASt1A" Anu
' LDG al Pass PsA,.SSSENGEr.
s.oC p, II. Leaves Richmond daiiy teNcept S"''
Trnain:orGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives al RIc,in9nIH, lan.
meets with trains IN kiclioi'% I' 80
Petersburg and Che ,alett1 ana ' ~.
RAILROADS.. steamer Havana leaves h'
, Wi'SNph .i''I wn iiSS GsbAY, n::a tNI,
PANS PAN: f from rrhI al ~ Y?ors:,
yII western points. ant! IL v - On.
with trains for Rich:!on1 ana 'He
souSt.. .z,,
TUROCGN FREIGHT. urn
a.oo NJ ARRIVES al Richmond " N'Ai :" ~"
S'o' SESDAY, and FRiDti ann AT
a.1sp.m. Tuesday. TnUNsDAf' AL" On ~
o'Ao FRIDAY, Connects with >tcain'! A.
West Point troI E3lniprr, liz liz
| meets with Richsnons aHd 'I I.,
| Richmond and Petersburg, ana '''-N
! MY, and Ohio railroads.
IOCAI PASSENGER. Ian, sun,
,o.oo. " ARRIVES Al Richmond daily except SUI" va
Ao'oo ~ ' dsv. Connects With Elchnio'I." mia
Petersburg and Chesapeake Ill" 0'''
/ railroads. 49, ...., >, mr. from
soNtbern Iroints cars run through be.wet" '\''AD
ab c,reti handling and dispatch, With lowest ''''
guaranteed. ,,,b Guaranteed ratss,
,.sned 10 all northern aud western poln's. and
Through tickets spla to all S"rssit fass
"esseII spnv nj General railroad TO- nd
dee, $40 Main street; at the ENrna ,hfrd and Dock
comnauy's depot, corIter T"entS-~.i'o
streets. Rtehu ond. Va. , ~ synsrtnLandenI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23

sympathy and plty In thot LAND OF aiallc-
tion, whose natural beauties are the
types OF the sociat graces OF the people.
When thetaread, enemy comes al are united
in a common cause. Every maa is in peril,
and q COMMON peril excites the general So
,iicitude. a,se 49, rs. -
HOW cHEaiREuLNEss IhND ENERGY 'P0GbsW
,s s. AFFECTION. $50 as.i i.
A community whieh so lives thrdugh a
calamity may Indeed be happy at its end.
and Wbatd io.we see i'm New Orleans at the
esd of the fever? General cheart uiness,
paaeral aeSiYtty leach man meeting his
brsther wifh6oEH erect and features Serene,
all conscious OF .dRty performed md social
feasty maintained. 1t lis ahis assurance of
social fidelity toseRe another that stamps it
self xoon society and is reflected In the
public demeaner and the public cheerful
ness and energy. 5s
a PRoTIDEHTIAG aBNNEFaCEECE.
How beneiicent is the kind Providence
which makes the l;nes ihetWeend espairand
hope, between grief and cheerfalness, be.
tween prostTatlOn and activity. between
even misery and mirtii. SO shadowy and in
distinct that Il Is bard TO discern where one
terminates and tlle other begins. How
could man endure the continued and vivid
1Teeolie ctfon OF o fiction and woe? He who
set the bow oil promise that emerses from
the storm yoliehsafed for the comfort and
splace OF man the joyous relief which 80
suddenly follows the blackness OF the
plague. You who would study this heaY-