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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-01
sTAuNToN.

TIL. SPRING RAcEs--rREsESTArtoS or SILVER
CUp--REMovAL OF A POPULAR RAILROAD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MATcu--w0RK
on Tue SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD AT
wAyNEsgoRo' REcoMxENcED--nEAvYw WORK
FOR THE TELEGRAPH OF FORMER
pfCuvO<n
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comoanvs claims arc located engthwise OF tnc cs
c"verv isde and in the course of prospecting sn'eo
other Iodss have been discovered whose sow, =.
onexes are within the boundaries. FIVE snaiIs nsv
besn SINK on the property, the deepest Dene yn
3lS feet, and two of which show lsrsU feet
formation. drift has been run tn,rty Iii
on the ledge along the naoe'f Sfty
i'm the Tinas nc the depth o. lily
feet showing four feet Of ore ne that deptn uyei
inc SlOS per ton. The total amount on snai' \:
drifts and cross-cuts driven in all tine Work zone 70
. ia3 feet shoots of ore have been found OF con-
adorable length that exceedingly men wv 'os
of which sold at Salt Lake CITY brought $i'loo pc'
ton and 5000 per ton respectively. y, 81
The following mining companies hled articles VI
incorporatIon at the County CLERKS oince In tnis
citv durtn0 the last week:
American Union Mining Company; capiai
S3OO 900; general mining business at SILVER CITY,
LYON County, New. trustees; John II. ha n,'
a. r. Bowen, Mark T.. SperIing Edward farker'
I,bn G. Wvman. James Haven and John A bowers
Tam Commodore Gold Mining Company, capita.
$3.50, 900; general mining business IN fiuvanTTs
and !ioocniand Counties Va. trustees e. =. =
Salter, Solomon Mead, I. j: Van Wyck, fiahs
shepard Henry Dayton, +. w. Holmes anu a. r'
Pbelps. Office, New-York.
Tile i,luin Consolidated Mining Compauyi CAPT.
tai 5000 600 I; general INNING business I'D Consol-
dated len Mile Mining District summit county,
Col Trustees: John Staston, IT,, ). Y. u9uIicB I,
r. 81 shaw, X. n. Peterson, ii. l.. Iownsend' ". De
Satterlee and Francis II. Weeks. Office. New
York. . .,,.o,
La Plata Mining Company of Arizona; caPita'
$3.50. 600; general mining business near Giooe
Wancona Comfy, Ar. Trustees Jose +. Ma
varro Andrew " Stout. Clinton D. Fisk, James A.
Walter and Marvin A. Baldwin. Office New YORK
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. Dec 1872. NJ
While moderate and fairly active business ""'
done at the Mining Stock Exchanges last week, '"ole
were no Developments of special interest. EAcep'
IN Boston Consolidated which continued TO decii"e
unt il sold at so cents agsnstS 81 80 the preco'lne
week. the dealings presented little more than eno
usual fluctuations of brokers" market. fester
day the markets we're fairly active for a SATURDAY
and prices generally were shade lower BOSTON
Consolidated, however, recovered from OF 10 % ~
90 cents. Chrysolte was strong. rising iron "
7as. and LeadviIo Consolidated gained lo cents 70
60 cents. but Little Chief was weak down 10 %
cents Iron Silver was 10 cents lower at 30 ao an"
Annie cent lower at 4S cents, Climax being S'eauy
n. 81 cents. Hukill continues weak ana soiu AZ
81 25. OF the Comstock shares, Consolidated III,
GINA was steady at 50 10, but California was
Is cents TO 81 90 Moose lost cents OF lts iooIh
advance and closed ~ 20. Bodil stocks genepa'S
were about steady, but Goodsnaw declined cen. ~
96097 cents. OF the low priced stocks ,es
was 9 cents higher at % cents, Silver NuREet :.
cent higher at ii cents May Belle cents lower q,
10 cents. Great Eastern steady at 25d2Z cents, ana
Copper Knob active at 10 cents. The markets cioee
quiet and steady.
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IN ,he nsces Of IN. american Archteet and Building

In the pages OF TIE american Archteet aud B"''d'@
Nc,s but which go out 10 seek wider audience
confess at the that think the matter OF inc
book deserved bet setting than the pubnshers nave
given 1t would to have been set up rom 'ne
gaeys Of the Journal in which II wns nrs' pupnseu'
and The reading of the closely printed cro~ufo pages
Is not rendered more agreeable by the sudden
number Of plates every two signatures OF te
text II the end OF the signature also Drought the eA
Of that particular portion to close, the oos'ruciop
might not be 30 disag reeably felt; but to have sen
tence suddenly broken into, and It's end found ouy sir
tGruug over pages of plates H. as the young iaes
would say "aggravatne" An addition 10 the dincuty
Is tPat plates themselves so interesting rednceu
Ivy heliotypy from engravings OF we-executed exam
PIES the reader falls To studying them ana oIges
for the tme whether his sentence endcd OF not Inc
plan OF the book Is artisiicthougd the ful-page
cuts are ali OF handsome fir -plac,s-out us-
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those who are already settled In houses, Oh
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on the detects aud frepaces arc SHOWN
radical also aud easily without great eX
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should heed he advice given by Mr. putnam we hsve
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Guciion Sales OF Req! estate.
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A PERFECT CHRISTMAS PRESENT.,

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THROUGH THE CANNON

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Rev. III EoDoRE IRVING. LID Hect'r'
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souls were saved. And when thousands
more were coming 70 Christ forlnsrcy,
they acknowledged themselves unprofta-
| BE servants and gave 70 God the glory.
The last great element Of success ii
| Methodisnl which We shall name Is the
Itinerary Originating il the wisdom
and foresight of the founders and early
fathers Of Methodism i has continued
down to the present time with no essen
itial notifications Under this system,
supplemental by the general perintend-
ency ofthe bishops, there has been 4 reg
lularity and growth in the work Of the
Church, ali efficiency ii all its branches,
/ a thoroughness Of discipline and over
SIGHT both of the church at large and Of
the Individual churches, eqdaled by no
similar organization It's ministers have
always hadNWork, its congregations never
been without a pastor. II has sent men
out into the borders, and frontiers +
preach and organize classes and churches,
r w UT
where ii they had waited a hundredy years
lano read -nlade church would have given
them a call. II
Ithas taken men without education and
culture, with only religion il their hearts
and the Bible in their. hands, and sent
them out into the only fields where they
II -, "A
with their rough, uncouth, but manly man
ners, and their personal knowledge and
experience Of the men to whom they
preached, could have succeeded !; where
many a modern college bred, White-cra-
waited and polished clergyman would have
either been repulsed Or ridiculed, It has
placed these men there, and through this
rough but excellent school they have aes
quired an education Of more practical ac-
count than all the learning Of books and
colleges
| But Methodisn Of today is not with
lIout its heroes. Thousands are working
| Vet IN rough, hard places, not for5large
salaries ffofsthese they do not get but
forIlove Of their human brethren and the
I Master.
AlIhonor not only to the early fathers
and heroes Of Methodisn, but to those
earnest, faithful men who still are toiling,
praying and preaching 70 save the world
t5to Christ
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COMMENC CEN ENT.

y Va e Y 4 r 4 + 3.
It. Is natural for man TO indulge his mind
with the hope that the future will bring
to his lot something. better than the pres
ent affords, This is thezcase: no matter
what His condition and circumstances if
lie be rich and possess even millions yet
he looks forward to the time when his
present competence will be. doubled and
sends His thoughts far into the future,
striving ito realize the object ofhis hopes.
And if heEbe. poor and destitute, He re-
afreshes himself contemplating opulence:
and plenty just ahead, and even stretches
forth his bony hand e grasp the pleasant
things his imagination has brought So
wildly before him. And while expert
ence .abuncantly proves our most cher
ished and Hinged for desires are never re-
allied, yet # this principle Of our being.
we're erasedA our lot would indeed Be
most wretched. Man, without hope,
wouldsbe like ship without a heIn--like
a sky without stars, or a spring without
birds and flowers. The. universe Itself
wouId#become infected with melancholy
and height breezes of morn and whis-
pering zephyrs Of evening would wall,
pregnant with signs and groans the joy
Gus note Of birds cause his saddened
heartstrings to vibrate| with Earring dis
cords and the rich Z perfume Of fragrant
flowers stagnate and beeomea stencil in
bis nostrils for want Of appreciation. It
is therefore, a wise provision Of heaven,
ii endoWing Us with this principle. But
net us apply it to the student,
awho. has been sabsfrt from his
home and friends, attending school ];
/ and imagine how ardently and
sincerely Id longs for and aesires com
tnencement and Row his heart sWells
with the bright hope Of again meeting
those who are dear to hina-Yes COM.
rnencemer1ts has world Of meaning tp
the student TO one 1t means a farewell
to College life, 4 final hand shaking with
the members Of his class, for whom he
has formed the strongest ties Of friendship
and brotherhood, last adieu TO profess
ors. who for four. long years have guided
his mind fe past the rocks and shoals.
Of falsehood and errorand lastly causes1
his pent IN tears 70 chase each other.
down his cheek to bedeW the threshold
Of his. Alma Mater which he is cross
ing for the last time. To anothef, it
means rest from school duties rec.
reation and holiday. To all It means =
change and freedom from restraint. And
as the time draws near causes the blood
10 rush along the veins and the heart to-
thunder against its walls Of flesh, threat
ening to burst them asunder. So elated.
are We at the prospect of soon realizing.
bur highest hopes commencement