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DAILY DYING.

The maple does not shed its leaves
In one tempeStuOuS sCsrlet rain.
But softly. when the south wind grieveS.
Slow, wandering over wO Dd and pain.
One by one they waver through
Tae Indian Summers hay blue.
And drop at last on the fore II IN sd
CORTLAND ruby, and burning gold.
Our death is or dual like these:
We die with every waning day.
There is NO watt Ot sorrow ; br scZa
Ii 1t bears some HEARTBEAT SLOW awly:
tpahd ON To the vast To B.,
Our life is going eternally.
Less of lie than we had last year
FhrObS in your veins aud thTOsS in mine,
But the way To heaven Is growing clear
And the gates of tn city faircr shine:
And the day mat or attest treasures -
W ide they will open for you and me.
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Eg=Lofty shelves of books perish. 1t is not
gas, as many people suppose, which is the
librarians foe. but neat; and as heat rises the
books on the top of tall shelves perish at
hightful rate.-[ LOndoner.
EB-The New York dog show was a sorry
humbug. Alter the show an Arabian collie
dog, valued at 5000, brought SO; cocker
spaniel, valued a. 500, was Knocked down at
$75, and a bull terrier valued at $780, sold for
81.
FB-The Amherst (Mass.) transcript of
Tuesday says; "A little sou of George San
ford, three Years of age, while playing in the
yard near his home, in BechertDwn, was at
tackled by vicious colt and bitten badly. The
colt was about 10 strike the child with his feet
when cow near by made ali attack upon him,
driving him away
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ROMANCE AT A BOAT RACE-The marriag &c
OF Miss Alice Evans, of Ithica to Captain
Charles Summer Francis, of Troy, is a fitting
Francis was student at Cornell, and pulled
with the college crew. At one of their regattas
Miss Evans was one of the throng of specSa-
tors, and became so. enthusiastic that she
her footing and fell in. The gallant Charles
saw it, leaped from the scull and rescued her
He was struck with her beauty. grace, and
Intelligence, and Immediately fell iu-love
Miss Evans belongs to one of the first families
OF lthica. Her wedding trousSeau Is said to
have cost over $1,000. Mr.. Francis is the oniy
Times. His father has given him a beautiful
residence, elegantly fitted up for the reception
OF the bride. The sister of the bridegroom,
OF New York, attended the wedding.-[ Albany
Times
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OUR BOOK LIST FOR MAY.

Walks In London, by A. j. c. Hare IS 80. The
viking and other Poems, by Spencer, 81 Is: A
STUDY OF Miitoh,s Paradise Lost, by Hines, 81 so:
me 6reeks OF To-day, Tuckerman, 81 so: Olto,s
9: Q. Reports: vol. 5, IS; Cockcroft's Table Of
Eases Vol. ~ 80; Jones on Mortgages. vols,
1IZ; Cnnord's Z. Z. Reports, vol. 8; y. s. Digest
vol 8, new series. We have Just received a farSe
O. the new styles in Stationery incud-
Cards and Envelopes, in wood ana paper bcres
Any miscellaneous or Law Book not In stock or.
dered promptly. "
W. Il. O. II. MORRISON,
LAW BoOKsKLLRRs,
my14-u 476 PeWN0. 0ea
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SONgOF THE CLAY.

SONIOF THE CLAY.
IL I'm state
in>ciNSate clay.
And on me walt
cong array
That celebrate
Nj fiesta day.
Surmn and slow,
AaGut they 20.
Aad SAY ~ they PACE.
Nv aat 2 smile on the fare,''
Wei may sR,Iie with perfect n aart
To greer thu hour of my release
" men the thing that ySNrd M Il d
7 he stricken mouTners mu-mur+,l ,,pnal,,,
pead-what * lad? | lie az tvSt
NJ l"uger driyyn aud distressed:
The " ant . i'll al last il sim
That tortured me with good and IN.
Row sad the face. how full uf Scutn.
That a. firm the soul within,
Tormenting me forever:
Restless. weary. sick with sin,
Mad with vain endcaNor.
Now shall turn 10 waving grass,
B'nding Ia the airs thai pass:
Upward mount ia fickerng fl1mh:
Sleep in the dust from wheuCr came:
BY warning waves bg fieTCely hurled:
On wandering winds blow round the world.
Aud fall again
To the earth in rain
SoulieSS motion aud snulleSS rest,
Rid OF my soul, now am hleSt,
IHa, psr's Noathiy
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noDA AsCiSG IN SoRROw.-EliZabeth Allen, in a
Eiizabs,s 3 oh, willow, why forever weep"
dances willow willow that weeps, il is the boy who
ION aarkege. ''' eAa VI i@-lo"rsH'9-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-01

THE DEATH OF A GENERATIoN-A writer
in an English magazine studies from birth 10
death death the march of an English generation
through life. basing his remarks on the an
nual report of the registrar general. The
author, singles out, in Imagination, a genera
ton OF one million souls, and rndS that OF
these more than one fourth die before they
reacn nve years OF age. During the next five
years the deaths mum Der less than Ope-seventk
OF those In the first quinquennium From 10
TO 10, the average mortality is lower than at
any other period. From Is to 20 the deaths in.
crease ttts again, especially among women. At
THIS period the influence of dangerous Occupa.
tons tons, begins to be seen in the death rate.
Fully eight times as many men as women die
violent deaths. The number of such deaths
continues to rise from 20 to 25, and keeps high
for at least Oyears. ConsumptiOnis prevalent
and ia fatal from 20 to + and is responsible for
effects of wear and tear begin to appear. and
many persons succumb to diseases of the i'm
portant internal organs. BY IS the Imagined
million has dwindled down to less than one.
nall, or AZ, lis. After this the death rate in.
creaseS more rapidly. At Is there remain ISL.
~, and at IS 3S 565. Only 2O2 reach the age Of
surviving is about equal, but from IS onward
Monthly for Mdy. '''0S
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RF-"CHu'chi. at straws" ia auo her thing
Which is quite OYafdOne In this cnuntrv

f11eo OF u uOIIO
,ESA ten-year-old school boy Ia EolyJka,
Mass. lately refused 10 do MI writing lesson
because he couldn't lift his arm to his desk,
Id examination proved that his coiar-bone
was broken. Further questioning showed
meanwhile, he performed all his duties AMI
attended school without complaint, fearing his
parents.
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A CALCIUM LIGHT FOR FIREMEN.-A Chica
go paper says: The Fire Insurance Patrol
cium light in the front of the wagon-an idea
original with H. +. Williams The light illu-
inmates the street for blocks ahead, enabling
also alarms n-npIe on the street and WernS
them TO get out of the way. and is also of
great use at a fire. as it may be turned upon
the burning building, and thus illuminate it
through the windows enabling the tiremen to
wOlk more freely than they could in the dark.
The expense is triiing, and it has been pro-
posed to furnish the fire department with sew
eral
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Keremos, by Lor gfeOw.
HoganuC Peoplr, by Mrs. b. Stowe
Year Worth Living by WIN. NJ Saker.
The AdYentuI csvf ALI Amsric ali Consul Abroad,
Records Of Living Officers of the U. :. Navy
WIZ. BALLANTYNE SONS,
my27-tr 428 Sepe,fB Ct ,,,r
1 HE WOMAN'S BIBLE, free transla-
L ton by Miss Smith. of Hasten -ury. Conn.,, is
sold at BALLAkTTNE'S 1t is high commend
ed by classical scholars. nv 25-Im
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1873 rENSs!EXAN1A 1873
ROUTE


TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double IT, ack Steel RaiI.,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment
APRIL 4th, 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from DepoC
corner Of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburs aud the West. 10:I0 q. m. daily,
from Pi1tsars to cnsinns HHs 81 s0f 2onfs and and
Chicago; 7:4o p. m. daily, with Palace Car 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
rails sn@ north at D. % asy h e1ssps
Snt1Iday, with Palace Cars 70 Watkins. For
fins al il a. m. daiiy Except n sund sHa Wat
For New York and the East 20 a m. and q. 20 r.
Of Palnan car. sSo CALM LI ssa
po, cept SUNDAY:
1stSn to Boston. 'Tse oeP Bro Ssfs trpn wash
boats Of BIaokyn Anne 'sf ;ss city a, VIII
transfer 70 Fulton street, avoiding double fer
For Pfilsdelphia, 80 D. M daily, except Dts Sunday,
Limited Express $40 m V ds sS Except q @ d SUM-
Accommodation for Baltimore. s.ss s.o.
For z. PSpes Jfe % G aails SIS sasssDt s1S
daily, except sunday. ~
except Sunday. - Ne N''
ALkkxx tLTIIA Am. MD FRkpEEIGKsBUEs
WAsBiNtr oN RAfLRoAnN. phiA AMI
For AIe1annrla, q, ., 8, 9:10, TO- IL An, l. s.
o 2 p. m. On sunday N 10 San. and
For ne South, Vi, Richmond, 2.4s I. m. daily;
Trains leave kleIsndTis for n washington. q 7,
e;O, BIO IL, III Q. M, l. g. 4 10 g. g no and7
Pm: On sunday 1T 10 AID 10 a M and n m
Ilckets. Information sleeping and lerjor ears a.
1 nodauoi,h can be procured az the ofbces NORTH
oaet corner o, thirteenth street and PennsyIysnis
VENUE: northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn
ynS "A avenue and at the depot, whore orders
eion non hoisl, and r sidences.
ND 4; Z. nhEMER, General Passenger giant
FfANk THOMSON. Genera ManaeT 51vIo
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
\ scIloer, Q. the District of Columois hath OBJ
tained from the Supreme Courr az The b'ssrjct ~
Columbia, holding a Special Term iett..rs ~ al
m iHrSIat,0a on the personal estate OF HERMAN
%; W " " LIAM, decease I. ate of the Dis
uIci OF CoIum.aa- All persons having claims
t AZ .he saia deceased are hereby warned 70
scr1ber, on or before the 24th day OF NAV next
tney may otherwise by law be excluded from all
Denent O., the said estate and All ndebsed 10 said
estate VIII Iheas come forward aud strife Given
under my hand this 2fth day of May 1878
mp 80 oN DANIEL BALLAUF.
nA. RICORD's ESSENCE or LTFE
- n1otoioe manhood and the vigor Of youth %
Tio ,, Moo. shattered constitution IN -four weeks
xALukt IMPOSSIBLE. This life-rostorine RENE
~ SHOULD De taken by al about TO marry, or who
1--we pocome weakened from excess any other
Srso. success In every case 10 - certain q that
nn1ser Ynenc1ss thirst y per case. Sole Agent,
Toik. T.-sssss! ssssIs.SC. n''s'S fl,s SO e"
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TOR EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS.
PoTTED AND DEvILLED MEATS,
CANNED CORN BEEF,
CANNED SALMON AND LOBSTER,
hLB. BONES CLIPPED BEEF,
PICkLED OYSTERS,
CROSSE & BLACKwELL's PICKLES.
LEMONS, ORANGES AND BANANAS.
FRESH CAKES AND CRACKERS.
JOHN II. MAGRUDER,
1927 Eesr York ar..
my10-tr near u. 5. Treasury DepartRsnt
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NNEAT REDUCTIONS IN FLOUR, TO
barrel Deensr & Cissell's Fancy Family Flour
u 20; harrvl Great Swiss Process Yiour. 80:
Minnesota Spring Wheat, patent PROCESS ~ 10:
. ceres patent process Flour, 50. Is: good Extra
Flour, barrel. 81 so: barrel Good -Four 81 Is,
Fresh Graham Flour cents per pound and 81. IS
per barrel. Duryea'S satin Gl,,Ss Starch, q
pound wooden boxes. so cents. Port arzpe Wine,
per gallon, 81 Is California Brandy. BlArkberry
Wine tpure luice) and Holland Gin each IS cents
per botlle. n. B.-As we sell for CASH we have no
bad debts 10 make up on cash buyers.
q. 4. O'HkRF SON.
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THE REV. JOHN w. RICKSS MANY WIVES
The preliminary examination OF the charge of
quadrogamy made against the Right Rev.
John w. Kicks was made i'm the police court
Yesterday. The charge might as well have
been forty-oeamy. for the reverend gentle
pear to have been that he might marry one
wife In each state IF the union and then sew
eral for the rrpGbic at large Kicks middle
aged, meCium-SiLed rather good looking man
variOuSy Known in this sta e As a humble fol
lower Of &c, lee urer, a wine -bibOer OF STAY
ing powers, a drummer, a foot racer, a tramp
and an adept IN sun 1 other varieties of vag-
teneT to his own featS of wedlock as ties itied
to by the witnesses. A long Semi-circle of
wives surrOul ded him. In the auditorium
were yet your ger Ladies supposed TO be Madam
RickSeS 10y brevet, and the intersticeS were
filled up with boys and girls in various stages
Of adOleScent Kicks and of confusing mater
nifty. He was teacher in the Louisville Col
lege, kentucky, in lSi9, when he first married
San Francisco Chronicle.
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CTUFF'ED OIL MANGOEs,
(NARTYNIAS
EAST INDIA GHFRKINs
PlTkLEn TINY TINS,
ONlONS.
iAUTUMN CLUSTERS.
WORCESTERSHIRE
EEEF STEAK.
JOHN BULL,
MUSHROOM.
and other SAUCES.
3. W. REEDS SONS
apS-tr 1915 II sf .. a.
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TO the inquiry 10 what is the relative male
and female proportion of the population of the
United States. and also the world, the New
ing interesting statistics: "Of the 3S,5SS,37l
persons in the United States according TO the
last national census, (thiS was in $50, there
are over 43.WNNO Row. 1888, 5i5 were males
and l9,U64,o were females, or gS3 women 10
LOCO men. No census of the world have been
taken, but we have the proportion of women
to men in all countries where an enumeration
has been made. The highest in Europe is in
Scotland, which has LOS women 10 900 men ::
Iceland has l,,50, England and Wales l,054
france has LOO: Old Prussia Lose: The low
women TO l,UO men. The total of all Europe
is l,U2l women 10 Loo men: the total of
America Csc women to LOCO men: the total of
Africa. as far as known, g75 women to 1000
men: of Asia tincluding only Hong Kong in
China,) $40 women TO LOCO men; Australasia
lS5 women 10 UUU men.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

lust PECETNEp-
PINE CREAMERY BUTrER.
PRICE SO CENrs 4 roUNp: OR IL I.ors OF s
loUNDS. 26 CENTS.
Nh hest PRINT Batter, Including Nhler's Aai
Thomas, oa!y so cestS. Other goud q, ins only So
cent?.
Receive CSily HARD aud SOFT CRABS,
SHt ErHEAD SEA TROUT SHAD, &C.
Paving on hand 4 large quantity OF AIMED
GOODS, viii sell very low; will sell 3 20. Toms-
toes, TO-: b. Tomatoes. Sc /: >tahleris Corn.
lbc. kNccls"r Corn. l2Iec. sbleT' Pears 25c. !;
10. Peaches ~. d. Peaches IL
A literal disc amt Tor large quantities.
FRANK J. TtkKETS.
PALACE MARKET,
my 2S-tr COTrsr fSfh ~. and Ncsc York 0e.
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TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track, Steel RulI.,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment
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subjects of remark multiply. The whole camp
Is awake and chattering like an aviary. The
asleep outside make make more noise than
the owls. Water is wanted, and is handed about
in dipper. Everybody is yawning; every
earnest. A last good night. There is an ap
palling silence. 1t is interrupted in the most
natural way in the world. Somebody has got
the he start tart and gone to sleep He
breaks off short, and at once begins again in
another m key! One head is raised after another.
Somebody punch him."
Turn him over"
Reason with him.
The sleeper is turned over. The turn was a
most agreeab side. The camp rises in indig-
nation. The sleeper sits up in bewildermenI.
Before he can 60 off again, two or three others
never can Judge what a person is when he is
awake. There are here half dozen disturb
els CTS O. tne peace who should be put in solitary
pher crawls out to sit ON a log by the fire and
smoke pipe, duet in tenor and mezzo-so-
piano Is going lin the shanty, with a chorus
S Smo are !, not asleep want to know why the
smoker doesn't go to bed. He Is led to
ger some n water, to throw on another log, to
see what time it is, to note whether it looks
Ike rain A buzz of conversation arises
When the party crawls out to the daily
preakiast aiter IL has washed its faces in the
admits much sleep but everybodyis refreshed
and declares it delightful. The guides have
erected table OF spruce bark, with benches at
the sides, so that breakfast is taken i'm form
1t is served on tin plates and oak chips. Are
breakfast, begins the days work 1t NAV be a
mountains climbing expedition, or rowing and
angling in the lake, OF fishing for trout i'm some
stream two or three miles distant Hanlmocks
are swung, bowers are built, nOveIreading
begins. worsted work appears, cards are
freedom from responsibility to ones self. At
night, when the expedition returns, the camp
resumes its animation. But whilst the hilarious
party are at supper, drop or two of rain falls.
Inc head guide Is appealed to. Is it going to
ram? he says 1t does rain, But will it be a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

Minor Topics.-This is ruIe.day at the
Hastings Court.
: Religious services at the Baptist church
every night this week.
Several limitations expected at Manchester
Division, Sons of Temperance, tonight.
The apron festival. which closed at the
Methodist church Saturday night, was very
successful. Everybody was charmed with
the talking-machine.
Mayor Clarke had no eases last week, the
coroner no cases last month; there were no
fire-alarms, no convictions in the Hastings
Court, and it was dull month generally.
Efforts will be made to obtain local mail
from Richmond TO be opened about 8 O'Clock
"A. III.
ssOur Boys" are making arrangements
for two concerts for charitable purposes.
Both the j. Fl. s. Lyceum and Beau Monde
Assembly are considering The expediency Of
appropriate Christmas festivities.
: The market Saturday was one OF the best
we have had fora long time and prices were
reasonable.
lit is reported that another stage will soon
be pat on the line TO Richmond uiG Mayors
bridge.
The Swanshoro' patrol have established
headquarters, and a squad is on duty every
night. Therefore quiet reigns i'm Dogtown
and.the region roundabout.
Under the bracing weather of the past
aewdayg several prominent citizens hereto.
fore Tepscted sick are rapidly improving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02
BY Robert u. Lyme. '
Real Esta;e Agent and Auctioneer,

SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
Il BILE AND VAhUABLE CoRNER-STORE
PROPERTY ON WEST MAIN. CORNER OF
PLUM STREET. WITH NICE DWLLtlNII
OVERHEAD, AND ONE OTHER D RI +
DWELLING OF FIVE ROOMS. &C, ADJOIN-
LOIS AhJoiNiNG1 ABOVE HOUSE, BY PUB
ions of certain deed of trust. bearing date April
4h. 1876, recorded in the clerk office Of Chancery
Court of city Of Richmond. in d. b. 1O7 A, p. Ala,
executed by William Kelly and Margaret his wife 10
Inc as trustee, shaib request of the holder Of the
nore secured by said deed default having been made
In the payment of same, proceed to sell ny public
auction, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock
2. NJ at the corner 81 ore. now occupied by William
Kelly, on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of December,
1873, all the property described III The dceI as
fronting 70 feet Main street at the corner OF Plum
street, ana running back 125 feet. Also, another
LOT adjoining the above. fronting 20 feet and run
ming back ITO feet to a 20-foot alley. There Is on
the corner lot a very valuable STORE, now doing 4
good business. and has on the premises fine well of
water, stable, all necessary &C.. &c. Spe
cial attention IS called TO this SALE the property,
being situated In that part of the city which is being
most rapidly improved, rs well as being on one OF
The best thorougltares Of the city, should command
attention. 49,.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost aud expenses of sale and
to pay off note Of 81 66S.52, with interest. &C..
thereon from April z, 1877 balance upon terms to
be given ut SALE e. A. SAUNDERS.
de 2.3.5.T.9SlO Trustee.
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SALE OF LAND UNDER

,EXTENSIVE SALE OF LAND UNDER
I DEGREE OF COURT. BY THE SllERltE]
G0MMEss69NSTERv F t9R THE RYS sHohs
AND FOL: THE Stately virtue of decree OF
the Circuit Court of Caroline county, pronounced
therein of "The Commonwealth OF Virginia for,
&c. rs j. r. Richerson and othcrs. his Surelies on
his reaSurers bond The VIZ ib 9TH hrI av
Of December, 1878 (beng court ,day offer Tor sale
the following valuable TRACTS OF LAND ana
First. Dr. John u. Buffers FARM, bcin. tract
of 500 ACRES, with good Large, comfortable, and
wcil-preserved dwelling thereon. and barns du oId
housfs pleutifnl and convenient; good la. ana &C.
s silt len mics Of Bowling Green and Milford
,,oNt 900 A CRES, with good two-sioried dwelling;
plenty of oul-hnuses, good orchard well-lnpfsveu
farm lies about t three lS 90 90 SewtS" anu '
Third. Charles Washington JONES' FARM, a
tract of about l40 ACRES; comfortable dWeilinS
and ou -housei good orchard, and desirable place
lies near Dunn's store, about twelve miles from
Fourth. owen c. Tuck,s FARM tract Of about
good orchard and good land; lies ab2't SIX miles
from from Bowling Green. near Shoots mill.
about I'll ESQ ICREs: good dwelling ana out-houses;
Sixth John z. Cornell,s Farm, tract Of about ut
good orchard and Improvements; lies
about six miles of Bowling Green, and about TWO Oh
Shoots mill. ,,p,- . .,o,
Of about $50 AIRES OF GOOD LAND; excellent
aud plenty of ut.houses;
lies about mile Of Sparta, on the main ROAD;
PROVED LAND, belonging to j. i. ItchersonI,
one about so ACRES, lying near lliiam .. Uo.
lins'S mill, and one about 81 ACRES, lying near
Shumansville. ,,
FERNS OF SALE: For O. C. Tuck's land. about
800 win be required in cash, aud BALANCE III one,
two and three years, carrying interest. For Joseuh
T. Gatewood's land, about $500 will be required ID
cash, and balance IN one, two and three years car
rying Interest and for all the balance OF the and,
about eight per cent cash. and balance In one TWO,
and three years. Carrying inercS1-the purchaser 70
give bonds with approved personal security ior tne
deferred payments or the purchaser may pay In the
last cases one fourth cash. and then personal Sc
eurity will be dispensed with.
n. B.-If any Of the above LANDS are not soia o y,
the day named then the undersigned VIII proceed 70
T. d. CUGHlLL,
shoriff of Caroline county, and Commissioner
IN, ttcGc ,x,flS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

The lfeade- Memorial Concert.-The PRO-
pramme offered at Mozart Hall tomorrow
night, on the occasion OF the concert for
the benefit OF our dear little Meade. Memo
rial church, Is one OF the most attractive
ever offered in Richmond--a city which has
been so rich and fruitful in grand concerts.
Mrs. Tyler, Miss Swain. and other able
voeal,taient, with the full strength OF the
iustly-eelebrated Mozart orchestra, VIII
combine to offer to the public an evening OF
choice music not often enjoyed. Richmond
has a right:to expect that Manchester will
heed the Macedonian cry, g Come over and
help us",; for inthelping them and patron.
izing this concert we will be but aiding
ourselves. Let the people OF Manchester
testify their appreciation of the kindness OF
our Richmond friends by liberal patron
age OF the concert, which promises to De
not only so enjoyable, but the object OF
whics, should be dear TO every Christian
heart in our community.