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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-24

Ings were nc'd IN srveral OF the Protestant
churches and addresses delivered on the
topics assigned by Rev. Messrs. Hammond
and Poultons oI the Methodist: sco,t and
Pollock, Of the Presbyterian, and Wyer and
Turpin. OF the Baptist churches Mr..
Nelson, OF the Episcopal church. being ont
OF town. The address Of the venerable DIR.
Pollock. many years sgo the pastor OF DIR.
Reads church In Richmond, on the 8. Crisis
In Daniels Life" was signaily able. ,nioue.
and interesting. The services nj the Han.
tist church yesterday morning were in the
interest OF the "Jeter MemoriaI.n Quite n
handsome aud satisfactory contribution was
secured.
Mr.. s. r. Bisrbam, one OF Warrentou,
most ehterprising merchants, met with a
most painful accident on Saturday last.
While assisting customer IN loading bis
wagon with very heavy erindstope the
latter slippfd from their grasp. and IN en-.
deavoring to break the fall OF the stone
Mr.. Bispham's right hand was so terribly
mashed IS that the fourth finger had TO be
taken of, while the third finger Is considered
In danger.
This IL court-day, but the "cold snapv
or other cause seems 10 have kept many az
the sovefeigns" at hume. The only sem
sation apparent is the presence at the War
ren-Green Hotel OF the famous "Boy Ora
tor" whose services have been secured for
tonight IN aid OF the parsonage fund Of the
Baptist church.
II Is tumored that we are to be favored
this season with lectures from three distin.
guisbed Richmond divines- Drs. Hoge, NJ
Donald, ADD Hawthorne.
Messrs. George ID. and James NJ. Wise,
both OF whom have recently attained inter-
esiing features OF their experience, though
somewhat in different lines, once lived In
Warrenton and "taught the young idea how
TO shoot" in these parts. Their friends
here rejoice in their prosperity.
The venerable Governor Smith had fall
on the street the other day, but was not Sc
riously hurt. AMATEUR.
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The Cold Weather.
AT DANYlLLE.

DASyIILF November 70 Lost OlgOt
was the coolest experienced here Tor years.
The thermometer at sunrise this morning
stood at 10 above zero.
HUNDREDS OF CANAL BOATS FROZEN IN.
New YORK, November 23.-Navigation on
the Erie canal came 10 standst'li late on
Saturday night. and the prospects for any
resumption this fall are very slim. AT Sy-
racuse. Utica, and Rochester the ice is over
an inch and q half thick. There are nearly,
II not quite. thousand cargOes frozen in,
seven hundred OF them being west OF Utica,
| or one hundred miles and more from tide-
water. Two hundred boats are within
fifteen miles of tdewater, and may be got
through II the weStbtr moderates. Re-
norris received at the Produce Exchange
say that there are seven millions OF bushels
Of grain frozen in, of which |, 1881, 900 are
wheat. 4,9SS, $50 corn. and 2S6,O00 barley.
| The result on the market was an advance OF
IN cents in wheat and 2 to "a cents in
corn. and % cents per barrel III flour. The
weather continues very cold, and tue Ice Is
tbjckenine very rapidly. Every moment
lessons the probability OF getting the boats
through this season.
ICE oN THE HUDSON.
PouGHKeEPslE, n. Y, November 70 -
| There Is ice on the river a. far south as Cats
kin this morning, and Catskill creek is frozen
over. Boais had hard time in getting
through to Albany last night. 1t Is little
warmer now, but making ice all the time.
THE HUDSON RIVER FROZEN UP.
RoYDOUT. n. Y. November 23.-The
Hudson river at and above CoxsacKle Is
comDetely blocked with ice, and is con-
tinually and rapidly freeing. Ihe ther,
mometer along the line Of the Ulster and
Delaware railroad ranges from 2 to 40 be-
low zero.
The DELAWARE FROZEN OVER.
BORpENTOwy, n. j., November 23.-The
Delaware river is frozen over here from
shore TO shore, There Is mole ice In the
river than at any time during the past three
years.
THE scuuYIKfLL NEARLY CLOSED.
RRApING. Pa, November % The Scbuyl-
kill river here Is nearly closed with Ice. ana
the ice in the canal is three inches thick.
FROZEN TO DEATH.
LoxG BRANCH, n. j., November 23.-John
! Conk. man OF Incorporate habits, was
| found frozen to death this morning on the
piazza Of the Sea-View Hotel.
TWENTY-FIVE DEGREES BELOW ZERO.
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA. November 23.-
The tbermometer here marks 25o below zero.
Father Hert was frozen 10 death yesterday
while out hunting, near Battleford.
NINE BELOW ZERO.
soREL, QUEBEC, November 23.-The
| weather here is very cold, the THERMOMETERS
| making 90 below zero. The steamer Star
| started with a tow last night and had to re-
turn on account Of the floating Ice, the river
being completely covered. Two barges are
| reporied sunk
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FIRE RECORD.
Forty Thousand Dollars worm OF
property Rurued I'm Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, November 22.-The printing
department attached 10 Hosteiter om'tn
stomach. bitters mandatory was discovrreo
in fames this morning about 1870 O'Clock,
and before the 6remen were able to get
them under control the entire structure was
destroyed, involving a loss OF about SAC, OOO'
which was fully covered bv insurance. Inc
main building was but slightly Damaged.
In the department destroyed large mum,
Der of women were employed. These will
be thrown out OF work temporarily. Tue
tire vas first discovered on the second Il )or'
and is supposed to have originated from the
stove in the composlDg-room.
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a well~lous ReusatlOu.

new YORK, November 3.-Tne re-
marks OF the Rev. d. Tying, Jr., in bis SER
mon at the Church of the Holy Trinity
SUNDAY. expressing his belief In the mracu-
ions character Of The manifestations OF
Lourdes and Knocks, are stu SENSATION
in religious circles. The rumor that Dr
Tyng contemplated goiag. over 70 Tue
Catholic Church gained circulation. ana
m,ny Of his Episcopal friends Iusned 10
his house TO inquire about u. Dr. iyng
has assured them that be never thought OF
any change In bis religion, but that he mas
faifh in the miraculous Intervention OF
Coa That Is all.
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sANrORD's CATARRa CURE
cANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
RAPID, RADICAL, PERMANENT, COMPLETE
TREATMENT FOR 81.

Dexin At the beginning. Cleanse the nasat pas,
ssges Remove the niorgd coats OF routing and
dead issue. Work upoa thtse surfaces until the
living. Wholesome ntmbrsae reached cIeanseo.
attacked aud removed the canse. Meanwhile by n
terusI administration, drive from the blood me
po son IL delivers with every edSaion OF ,e har''
When oil this Is faithfuhy conc, Sariarrh IL con
oxered, yeu arc cured.
'sAxFaSRD's RADIO AL CChK consists OF one bot
SC1FENr, and one Improved ,nhaier, All wrap1ed
in one package, with treatise and diree Ions aug
sold by all druggists for ~. ASK Tor sANFofD
RADICAL CwkE, the most compete, lnsisntaheoos
a nd economical treatme Ut u medicine.
General Agents. w EEKs 4 POTTER. Boston.
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The Proposed Production OF the Pas'
sion play I'm New York Condemned.

New YORK, November % The Board OF
Aldermen to-day adopted resolutions con-
demning the proposed production OF ihe
Passion Play and calling upon the corpora
ton attorney TO give his opinion as 10 wbe-
Their existing laws are sufficient 10 prevent
its introduction. That official is also asked u
no law exists to state whether the Common
Council mas power to pass an act to prohibit
the play; and II II has, he Is instructed TO pre-
pare an ordinance that will cover the case.
Alderman MaIs bal was the only member
voting against the resolutions.
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CUTICU
n L L / g u r A &.
-
ASTONISHING CURES OF ITCHING, sCALY
AND sCROFULOUS HUMoRs OF THE
SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD OF Chill
DREN AND INFANTS.

CyTIcURA REMEDIES are simply elegant TO use.
They appeal TO mothers and parents WIN great
force From infancy 10 old age they are equally
succe ssful, safe. ana r, liable CUTICuRA Medlci
nal Jelly, arrests disease. eats away dead SKIN al
fesh ailays Inflammation. iiching. ana irfitsllon'
soo.bes and heals skim Diseases, and Scalp Ahtc-
mons tn Loss of Hair. II reprOdnces and beaiil-
fles the hair CUTICURA RESoLyENT. The great
Hood Purifier cIeanses puri1es. and eradicates all
r hronic aud heredi ary humOrs. CUTICuRA ME-
DECIMAL TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTlCuRA'
cI-ansps. socthcs. and heals d's+aseo surfaces
whIiens freshens and beauiifes the sSin beyond all
praise. II is an elesanty- perlumed Toilet, BAH,
and Nursery sana'iye.
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wARRENToN.

TIE WEEK or PKAYER--IATEREsTIsG SER
vIcEs-THE ygTgR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TX 00vERSOR SMITH. 80 ~
lcosrepoudepes ~ The Riehnond DispatchI
s,,.s, WAsRExr0S, Va, Nov. ~, 1880. 4
The week OF prayer for young men was
obscyvefl by the Young Meu's CbsisfIau As
soci iliou OF tbis plsce. Interesting meet
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CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared By WEEKS
g. POTTER Chemists ami Druggists, 800 WASH
zion street lsion and are for sale by all drug.
asts Price of CUTIcURA. Mediciuai Jelly Small
bboxes. SO cents large boxes, 81. CuTIcUnA RE-
soIyENT The new BiooC-PurI6er. 81 per 0OilIe.
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 20 cents.
CiiTICuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, % cents 4;
IN bars Tor BARRIERS ard large consumers, 90 cents.
An raaiIed free on receipt Of price.
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u.,..s s,.ss, senator from Alabama.

MovTooxEgY, ALA. November 23.-ln
the Al.Imma LEGISLATURE to-day James l..
Pugh received the unanimous vote OF the
Senate and House for United STATES sena.
tar. THE Two liouses will meet 10 t,int
scsslon IN declare tie result tomorrow.
MI. Ipush wifi take his scat at the opening
OF Congress IN December.
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.

Charles Eayre Hinkle. Jersey City Hei hts. n j.,
writes: MY ten, lad Of twelve years, was COM
p,eIeIy cured of terrible case Of Eczema by Inc
Cuticura Remedies From tine top OF his head 10
other remedy aud ysicans mad been triel IN vain"
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y,onis End Pn~i0c preferred, 10 Kan..< sn0 1txwv
x; weslsrs Union 1ee1usph. l01s: &. e. znd
1. e.. I'll; Pacific MstI. 80.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 28,-viryiula 6's, De.
fsrrtd Is; c0nsols. TN; psst-aue coupons. e2t
new l0.4U's. ASS; 1910 coupons, p7Y- Bid to-
nav.
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WALL STRICT yxsrEsDAY.

NEW YORK, November % --Jhc iol.owiAE qnoa'
lions were current to-day 81 ~ ~;
Jailed Sts,es as per ce,.is ~ f osd, ~ sFnsq
ID. OF @. s 6S's, fo0f: Nee J.rssv Ctnir.l I'll
Ohio snd Mississippi. 36k: Ee, eCf; meni ~
lake shore, i3.x Nofthwsst. llik lroa nose.
iAin. 5i4; Rock Island. 12lt: s. fau,, ic1.;
Wabash, 1t. Louis and Pacific, tshi Waoaihs W.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKrr.

NovENBKa 2z.--The following are the quotations
DAsK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.--Common 10 good. el.50at6.
Lsac-Comm0n, t6.1v@17; meiIum, 5000;
good, $40 . t1i; dne, el2@ti4; extra nne, tfS@
e16.
$3.50; good, tetft9; fne, t10@4l0.75.
DARK ToBAcco-xANUFACTURf
lug. Fiifers.-t,ommon. e3.506e4; medium,
"a .56l*5: good, t5.60MS6.
Leaf Fiuers.--ComInon 46A46 80: medium,
t6af6.5o; good, s7n 20; fne. t9@*i0.
WrdDpsrs.-Commou, 47.50a4e.50: medium
fs.50a$9: good. t9.50@4lO; 6ne, t10@t1l
extra sun-cured. Sl2@15.
BRIGHT TOBACCo-MANUFACrURIS
Suokers.--tommon, tS@sl0; medium, AlOa
9i2; good, sl2@s16: dne. 81 6@f20.
Fiuers.--tommon, 46@ts: medium, e7@&e |;
good, sl9e1*l2: dns, nominal.
WroDpsrs.-Common, u 0t1t1 s. medium, $500
$40: good, *2o@sSo; bae, t40as50: fancy, $50
ass.
Wrappers. Mahogany. Common, s12@s16 /;
medium. 1850 M20; good. *22@A25; nne, $500
$40; extra, S45@$50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
principally TO good old heasy-boded Tugs and Ken
tucky River leaf We quote:
Old Tugs, s46f5: Kentucky River lags, fl09>
Sl2; Kentucky River Leaf. 81 3fflS.
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VOLTAGE ELECrxiC rLAsTERS.
CrOLLiNs's VOLTAGE =, .,,,.,,.

Rbeumatisn, Neuralgia. Weak ard Sore Lungs.
Coughs and 90 ds Weak Back, STOMACH. and Bow
els. Dyspepsia. Shooting Palms fbrJash The Loins
ana Hack, Epasms Gr Fits, ard neryous, Muscular,
AMI spinal Affection. relieved ana cared WHIT n
every other platter, ,Iniment, lotion. and electrical
appliance fails. Ak for CoLL'xs's f0LrAIc
ELECTRIC PLAsTRRs Only 20 cents.
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Fred. Rohrer ESQ cashier Stock-Growers Ma
t,onaI Rank Pueblo, Col, writes: :" am so well
pleased with It's effects on my baby that cannot
afford 10 be vii hout II In my house. IL Is wonder
rul cure and 10 Is hound 10 become very popular as
soon MS its virtues are known 10 The masses"
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Us. Weeks. Esq. town treasnrer ST Albans, W.,
saws. I'm a letter dated May 2Sth: II works 10
charm on INV bsby's face aud head. Cured the head
enIirely and has nearly cleaned the face OF sores.
have recommended IT to seyera, ana Dr. rant mas
ordered IL Tor them"
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Alleged F0rgers Arrested.

CINCINNATI, November 23.-A. j. TuIIls,
jacob Nine, and Cornelius McGoldrlck,
have heen arrested here for extensive Jorge
ries OF deeds purpOrtipg TO convey large
tracts OF land in Iowa, Illinois, Missouri,
and Tennessee. formerly owned by an Cccen-
trio millionaire named Jeremiah Tullis.
who died about two years ago. Innocent
parties are supposed to be now In posses
sion OF the land thus fraudulentlv conveyed.
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WAsurxorox, d. e., November sa.--Gene-
raj Garfield arrived here ron Mentor 10"
evening.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. November 20, 1880.
sALEs.-20 shares OF A. and G.. X. X. stock at 5Sx,
do at 3s4; 600 Virginia consols At 721, 1000
do. at 724, 1000 do. at 7I4; 20 shares Of r. aud
d. X. stock at s9H; 10 shares OF X. and p. X. X.
stock at 96 1000 Virginia conSols at TN; 20 shares
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DIR. TGTT's PILLS.
'VUTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite. Nausea. Bowels CoeliVe' ram
the Heat with dull sensation In The back part;
Pain Under the shoulder.Blsde; Fullness AMER
Eating. with dissemination 10 exertion OF body or
mind; IrIitabIIi,y OF Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling OF having neglected some
iuty wesriness, Dizziness, Fnitering at The Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow skin, Headache, Rest
essness at night. Highly-Coiored Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RloUs DISEASES WILL soon
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 20 srch
cases. one dose effects such change OF feeling as
20 astonish the sufferer.
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COMMERCIAL.


Market duh and prices upshsnees. rne.-ta0
$3.50 extra. e5.g5 super6ue. 4l.50Ht4. rs COM
non family, t5.7o@e6; choice or patent family
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hora aelen tist.

3 MADISON, Wis, November aa.-James @
Watson. TIE eminent scientist ana as'rono'
rner q Tie State University died this morn
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rLUTHING CLEANED AND DYED
~ Paxticalsr siisnslen paid 20 lad.es fes s.teise
q sss EEs. 3 sca IN 40 GFSSf TEEssa
CuiLNREN's GARMENT. nAMAsHv Sqh'
g. ssasusm No. lS3S fraallin ssssss
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V,UTTS HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
il WHISPERS chaused 70 glossy BLACK BY
slngie application Of this DYE. u impartsa Sstu.
ri Color. acts instantan< otssly, koad oy oroxxisn
81 sens by express on receIp>Of ".
OFFICE, 50 MURRAy STREET. NEW YORK.
gmy 20-eodsAp20I
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By TsIsgrspn.
NEW YORK

Nxw YORK. November 23.-Eesa.-Ssocss
strong. Money on call, 384 per cent. kxshanee-
" Esssine.-Mopsy, 4a6 per cent Ex.haass'
lef, uments Quiet and arm new ~. essspors
if,il: new ava, roupon, i12x; new 80. oc~pos,
ilQ[ States inactive.
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KILLED while Celebrating.

GALVESTON, TLxAs, November ga
special dispatch to the Ne,os from Basirop
saws: On Saturday night, at celebration
in honor Of the election OF Colonel Jones 10
Congress, Edmund Shelton (colored was
injured, probably fatally, by the premature
discharge of a cannon be was loading.
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TOR SALE, A DYEING ESTABLISH
IL MEST, with superior boiler. . cvilnder. aud
every Uih~r TOOL sppeainine " 1fst class estab-
1isApert. This IS splendId cppce for good dyer,
~ she estabishmsni 70 vel IVrattd. and viii bv sold
Ut Sseriare For farther ,niorwailon applyst
p,2S.gt elS Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER %, 1850.
SAILED.
Schooner A, II. Howe, Newbery, New fffk. Goa J,
and OHIO railway.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia November 22d, schooner An
thea GODFREY, Price ,,,
From Baltimore November 22d, schos ner Will
liam oliver, Jones.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK November 22.-Arriyed: Bark EI-
Not RItcif e Bartlett. froin Richmond.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body TO
take on flesh; thus ihe system 10 nourished, aud By
shei, tonic action on the digestive orxans regular
stools Are produced.
Price 20 eeuts. 50 MURRAY STREET,
my 20-eodtAp20 New YORK.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Homicide in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, November 23.-HOward Diggs
(colored), fireman on the steamer j. ID. Par
ker, struck JEFF Green (colored). laborer.
over the head with a billet OF wood yester-
day afternoon, from the effect OF which
Green died last night. Diggs was arrested.
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ATerriblc Mistake.

FIVE PERSONS DEAD AND THIRTY DANGEROUSLY
Ill. FROM USING ARSENIC INSTEAD OF SODA.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, November 23.-At
reception rendered Joel IL. Em6ree ana
wife at the residence OF the brides father,
Colonel Dali, near Kingston, Roane county,
arsenic was used by mistake for soda, and
five persons died from the effects. About
thirty others are dangerously III.
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NINE BELOW ZERO.

soREL, QUEBEC, November 23.-The
weather here is very cold, the Thermometer
making 90 below zero. The steamer Star
started with tow last night and had TO re-
turn on account Of the floating Ice, the river
being completely covered. Two barges ure
reDoried sunk.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Or. TUT
Dear s'r,-For ten years have oeen msi'Sr 10
Dyspepsia. Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
vour pills were recommended: ased them. am
now A well man have good appetite, Digestion per-
feet. regular stools. plies gone. and have sained
or,y pounds of ne,h. They are worth their weight
"a gold. Rev. II. T.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
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WINNIPEG, MANITOBA. November %
The thermometer here marks 25o below zero.
Father Hert was frozen 10 death Yesterday
while out hunting, near Battleford.
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Nav YORK; CUrTnN fuTUREs.

NEW YORK. November 23--Coiion-N Net receipts +,
l,O83 bales; gross receipts, AGO bales: futures
clos,d quies bul steady; sales, 227 900 bales
January, ell.5s@tll so; February, &ll.74@
sll.75; March, fl1 sSas1l.s9; April. fi2.o3 {;
Nav. fl9.I5MklZ.l6. June. s12 26dil2.ze.
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sHER1Frs SALES.
CHERFR's SALE.

Sh6hAtn - oAAhs
BY virtue ofa writ OF Levarl Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4t Shipley street. kept by John ]. Dough-
er'v, In the city OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county, Del,
Z ON SATURDAY,
The 31st Day of JANUARY, 1880,
at O'clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, Wig:
All that certain lot OF land situated In
Christiana hundred, New castle couuty,
and out buildings thereon erected, bound
ed and described a. follows, viz: Begin
ming at the westerly side Of Rodman street
at ffty feet wide between Second and
= hird streets at the distance OF 100 feet
from the seutherly side Of Third street,
thence westerly parallel to Third street l25
feet TO corner. thence seuthefly parallel
70 Rodman street 100 feet 4 inches 90 a cor
ner, thence easterly parallel 10 Third street
l26 feet 10 the Aforesaid side OF hodman
street, and thence thereby noriherly 100 feet
inches to the place Of beginning, be the
contents what they may. Book +, Vol. 10,
Page 4Gl. &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Emil Walther and Dorothea
W., his wiz and ct, and to be sold nv
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriffs ONCE. New CASTLE, January l3,
1880 janl4-3iawts
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Lone of CLjLdrea,.

Those who love children are not those
who merely love the pleasure they can
get from children; those love. not the
children, but that pleasure, then fare
we'll TO the children. Those who really
love children leve all about them-the
troubling and teasing they make, the
washing and wiping and worrying; they
do not tire with their fretting, they are
not disgusted with their care; they are
not made nervous by their bawling: they
take them In their entirety. 1t never oc-
ours to them to say that these things are
dtsagreeable, for, in reality, agreeable
things, the loveliness, the velvet cheeks
the exquisite mouth with its little pearls,
tbs perfect eyes, the opening soul, the
charming intelligence, the constana sense
of the creation of new being being 60
log on uDder:. their eyes, the receptiyity
Of love, tbe hing for love, all 80 far over
balance anything that is not in accord
with them as to put it entirely out of
sight and mind.