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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17

We, the undersigned, certify fh1f =
constitute q co-partnefshfp tS0n610I1
the wholesale grocery and general r =
chandise business, Is 3 2 & =
city OF Los Angeles, State Of Cnli60E4 ~ 3
It's name Is Holman, HAN = Co Y IS
The full names and respective p1or
OF residence Of all its members = fl71I
hereto. ~ : = = T.
HERMAN WOLF HELLNAIa. yGi6I
ing at Los Angeles. & ! s.
oil, CO. . \ "a
ABRAHAM HAAS, residing IS y =
Angeles. ;':,szl
JACOB BARuCH, residing u - ~
geles. n : s. &, Y 80
Los Angeles, January ID, iesl. 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17

On this eighth day OF January. ~ ~
year one Thousand eight huodftd a.
eighty-one. before me, 0eores y. DANA
county Of Los Angeles, pcrsonailV N 3!
peared Herman Wolf beliman, 3a8
Haas, Abraham Haas and jA1ob t41n6
known 10 me TO be the same pefa1
executed the annexed inetrumen&
thereupon they heverally G01S
know edged 70 mo that they s46ol1
set my Ia nd aud anlxed- ~ on5S6St
at my ONCE, in the city 40 00G1
los Angeles, the day and yooI q tE5
tificate flrst above written. !, '':7z3|
jss ss " =. aT2 o2s,v ~
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lbU ,4OO
Whole Tickets, %. Half Tickets, 81,
"a Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
istered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
sent at our expense. Address all orders
to
r, M. BOARDMAN.
COurier-Journal building, Louisville, KY,
or T. j. COMMERFORD, 3l2 Broadway ,
New York. n5-dAw
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OSANGELES W EEKLy HERALD

TENMN.
Ono yeas,u mail or ez press, one c"py..eSoo
six months, ".l &c
Advertisements Inserted Ut reasonable
rAt...
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Yus Aneeles Aerala.
t.u.lish"d every morning except Mou-
day,
ny -E'
.,<,sEIsII ID. LYNCH.
TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD:

Ter .nnum. by mall or express.
Six months :" ........"...'
rhrea months Z" ........... q
delivered by carriers, per week.-Mrs. cents
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MAYFlElO
Water Elevator and Purifier.
"a Pump and Purifiex
bfned.)

PATENTED SEPTEMBER 20. 1874.
7HE HA YFIELD WATER Ell.
EVA7OR, will make the Foulest
Well or Cistern SWEET. PURE
AND WHOLESOME, in ten days
or less time
II elevates water easier than any other
devise. 1t mover freezes. It never corrodes.
1t has no wooden tubes to faint the water.
It fills the bucket at the bottom Of the well
or cistern. It agitates the water by pass
ing six gallons Of air through 1t per minute.
1t reduces Wiglers, Water Lice and Water
Bugs to their proper clements. 1t will
save its price once every year in dispensing
with the use Of nauseous drugs taken into
the system to remove the effect Of impure
water, by rendering the water pure. sweet
and wholesome.
A child eight years old can, with ease,
draw water sufficient for the use Of large
amily out Of Afty-foot we'll. For further
information, address
BROWNING, POPE Z CO.
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Orange Trees! Orange Trees

10000 Seedlings.
FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
rirst-class trees and In good condition.
Write or apply to q. d. COMPTON, at
Woodhead h Gays, Spring etroet, near
the Postomce. or to Los Angeles Coun ~
rs Angeles Jan.il. jla'ln
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Mariana Ruiz, deceased.-No
tice Is hereby given by the undersignt d,
executrix of the estate of Mariana ku .,
deceased, TO the creditOrs1of. and all pr r.
sons having claims against The said 6 O.
ceased, to exhibit them. with the nee, s.
sary vouchers, within four months al er
the first pu b,ication of this notice, to the
said executrix, at the office OF Walter u.
stephenson, No. 8 Temple Block, in the
city and county Of Los Angeles.
MARIA YBAKkA DE RUIZ,
Execu trix of the estate of Mariana Ruiz
deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles. Dec. 20, 1880. 4w
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NOTICE.

MR.. JACOB BARUCH has thas -
been admitted a. . partner In our
HELLNAN, HAAS = on
Los Angeles. January /, 1oel, 4 {,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17

AZ y ilads Of JOb.wOrk tlone to
COsn pets with NAB FFAncascO fA
PRICE, style. aud Elegance OF work.
na0Oh1D.
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Copley Sill oshua Reynolds Gilbert famous
artists with number OF carefully prepared maps The ap
pendx especially worthy attention. contains much
new and highly interesting maternal
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16

AT LAST General Malone has at las
relieved the suspense OF the whole coun
try as to what course be would pursue; or,
in other words, with what party be would
act in the United States Senate. He voted
yesterday with the Republicans. aud SO
solved the question. The circumstance is
pregnant with interest to the future OF Vir.
ginia, for IL may have the effect OF turning
her State government over to the Republic
can party. General Malone as Republi.
can In the Senate, and.success impossible Ia
the Readjusters in the State without q
coalition with the Republicans here, the
Democratic party OF Virginia must prepare
for harder tight than ever II it would re-
tain control of State and local governments.
Petersburg appeal.
Surely the results OF the elections oi last
fall show that the Democrats can carry Vir-
gina against the Republicans at any time.
We do not believe that even FuLKERsoN and
Paul will follow General MALONE any
further. AT any rate, he will never give us
any more trouble as Democrat. II he
gives US any, 1t will be as an outsider. It'll
much better as it is, we think.
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF Mr.. HENRY d. BiRD-PASTORAI
CALL AccEPTED-THE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispateh.l
MARCH Is. 1881.
Mr.. Henry ID. Bird, one OF our oldest
aud most respected citizens, died to-day
about - O'Clock. He was formerly and for
number OF years superintendent and pre-.
sidcnt OF the Petersburg railroad. and OF
late wears had held the position Of United
States engineer, in charge OF our river lm-
oroyement. He was about seyenty.flye
wears OF age, and was gentleman OF large
education and great usefulness.
Rev. Alexander Gross, the rabbi 10 charge
for the past twelve years OF the Hebrew
synagogue ia this city. has resigned MS
charge TO accept call TO larger field near
Philadelphia. He will leave here early in
April. IL is said there are several names
before the congregation under consideration
as his successor.
The Common Council will meet this 81
ternoon to hear the report OF the River
Board on several matters OF importance
some time since referred to that committee.
The Chamber Of Commerce meets tonight
TO perfect its organization by completing its
list Of officers and directors.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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I,YNCHBURG.

DFATu or A COr,ORED MINIsTER-FCNERAL OF
PROFESSOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLICY
BCRNEp-JAIL INCONSISTENCIES OF JUDGE
GARLAND-oTHEg PARAGRAPHS.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa' chi
MARCH 10, 1881.
The Rev. +. w. Morris, pastor OF the
colored Court Street Baptist church, died
las, night, after a long and lingering Illness.
The deceased had been declining for some
years past with consumption. but bis death
was caused by an acute attack OF erysipelas.
He was from Essex county, and was re-
garded with great respect 10 the community
as Jealous, humble, aud intelligent pastor.
His church embraces very large member
shin, and Is one OF the most capacious and
imposing editceS in the city.
The funeral services OF the late Professor
John Il. Humphreys took place this MORN
ing at the Second Presbyterian church.
They were conducted by Rev. j. NJ. Rawl.
ings, pastor OF the church, assisted by Rev.
T.. S. Gregory, OF the Chapel OF the Epiph-
any. The remains Of the deceased were
brought OIL last night from Greensboro. A
large concourse Of friends attended the last
sad rites.
The house owned by Mr.. William McNa-
mara, which was destroyed by fire on sat
urday night, was insured for $500. in the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Company.
1t is stated that Mr.. Desmond, who occupied
the house. lost the policy OF insurance in the
flames along with nearly a hundred dollars
in money.
Judge Garland was so feeble this morning
that be sent word to the officers Of the Hust-
ings Court to adjourn 1t in course, which
was accordingly done. The Judge is eighty
eight years of age, but this Is the first time
he had been unable TO hold bis sessions.
Mrs. Elizabeth LeIlwicb. consort OF Col.
onel Aug. Lcitwicb. aud Mr.. L. b. j. Ellis.
are both reported worse this morning.
TELEPHONE.
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DEATHS.

Died, In this city, on the 4ih Instant Miss MARY
f.. FITZGERALD, daughter of Il. y. and susan G.
Fitzgerald in the eighteenth year OF her age.
Her funeral will fake place from The second Pres
byiefian church tDr. Ho.e'sl at IL O'Clock THIS
MORNING. Friends OF the family are invited 10
attend.
Died ON SUNDAY, March 10, 1881. Mrs. LUCY NJ
MASSEY, wife Of r. W. Massey, OF West Point, Va.
Her remains VIII be taken from the York River
depot at 10 A. NJ. TO DAY for hurial. Friends OF
the family invited 10 attend.
Died AT Port Penn, Delaware, NJ arch 18Th, JAMES
HENRY MARTIN HANDY. sou OF the late Rev.
DIR. Handy. OF Augusta county, Va, in the thriieih
year of his age.
staun'oa. Norfolk, and Portsmouth newspapers
nleAse COPY.
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Nor ELECTED AS DENooRAT.-In th

NOT ELECTED AS DENooRAT. In th,
United States Senate on Monday
Mr.. HILL: II the Senator from Virgins
was elected as Democrat, am right; bu
say.
Mf. LOGAN: win the Senator allow me
rigos therel IL II not true that the Demo.
cracy Of Inc Virginia Legislature that elect.
ca the Senator now 10 bis seat from Virpi.
MIA did nominate Mr.. Withefs as their can.
dldate aud supported him, and was not This
Senator elected by the opponents OF ths
Democrats Of that Legislaturet Is not .hsi
fruef ask the Senator from virginis.
Mr.. MALONE: Substantially SO.
Mr.. LOGAN: Then, IL that be true, why
say that he came here as the representative
OF the Democracy OF Virginia.
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MT ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF
sEAsONAi3LE Dry GOODS


500 MARsErLLEs QUILTS at - worth 90;
175 MARsEIiLEs QUILTS at "a worth 80;
100 MARsEiLLEs QUILTS at II worth t1.50 ;
100 DOZEN GERMAN LINEN TsyW Els at lz,Ec
cash worth Csc; -,
yoo sS,S T9WEs - e. s sa so, rSrH c ia
20 pieces LINEN TABLE.DAMASK,s lishtly
none, amongst them some coored
l0c worth zoe;
500 HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHiEF5 at
200 UEMMED HANDKERCHIEFs at ssc.;
lOU pieces Of PLAID MUSLIN at Toe. per yard ;
80 pieces of PLAID Mu,LIn az 2!Ic; per ara
so pieces ~ PLAID MUSLIN a 1876. per
yard-much below regular prices
10 pieces LINEN SHEETlNG az 9Oc. and III
per yard, just In season. 10 be closed ont:
10 pieces PILLOW.CASE LINEN nj much less
than rtgular value:
Al LINEN for UNDERGRADUATES at AS and
Large sto Sy. Of ri REMNANTS OF IRIstI LINEN:
the largest stock OF HAMBURG EDGING and
JNSERTiNGS south Of New York-amonrst
them some very handsome patterns OF our own
importation at from &c. TO. ~ per yard; 800
pieces Irish Laces from ! 10 25c. apiece; 300
pieces Everlasting Trimming from 10 to Soc.
apiece; full line of other Laces such rs are
kept In a frst-class dry goods house We are
also offering on entirely new line of Cassimeres
for mems aud boys wear. We call special attei-
ton TO these goods both as 10 style and price
The latest styles Of Madras Gingbams: 100
pieces OF Linen ToweIiug at Toe. worth So;
SIN left; In Corsets we have The largest stock IN
Richmond, which y0n can buy AT your own
price: We sell good Corset at 25c.. still better
no 35c., and an excellent one at 50c., the Nov
city Corset at 1925, whics Is the best In the
market. Ladies' aud Children's Iiosery-We
have tust rec,ived an entire new line, aud are
satisfied we can suit any one both ~ price ana
quality; c,ses of Prints viii he sold tbs week
at much less than usual prices; cases of Heavy
PiQue at SIC. per yard our Bleaehed and Brown
CotioDs and Domestics generally are sold at New
York prices; 100 pieces Of New Nattings JUST
opened; 4 large stock Of Lace Curtains and
Window Shades: Carpets, Druggets, and Rugs
ut less than cost: 500 Linen Shirt BOsons at 10
and l2c. (; 500 Lace-Tidies at &c. each. or six
for 25c.; our 50 Brocdded Black SIX reduced 10
$3.50: our IS Rrocaded Black SILK redured to
81 rs an immense line OF Black silks at great
Iy reduced prices: 800 pieces Black Cashmere
from soc. TO II per yard our soc. Cashmere Is
the best In the city new line OF Dress Plaids
for children. with Gold Tinsel--the latest style
out; large assortment of SackiDgs-the latest
shades-at
NH l3.eod SYCLE BROTHERS.
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AT Loss FOR WORDs.-The pleasure
which l hereby attempt TO express cannot
oe half conveyed by words. Physicians OF
very high character and notorlety have
heretofore declared my rheumatism to be
incurable. Specifies, almost numberess.
have failed TO cure or even alleviate the in
tensity OF the pain, which has frequently
confined me TO my room for three months
at time. One week ago was seized with
an attack OF acute rheumatism OF the knee.
In few hours the entire knee.ioint became
swollen TO enormous proportions, and walk
ing rendered impossible. Nothing remained
for me, and intended to resign myself rs
best might TO another months confinement
to my room and bed, whilst suffering untold
agonies. BY chance | learned OF the Won
derful curative properties Of st. Jacobs Oil.
| clutched IT as straw, and In few hours
was entirely free from pain in knee, arm,
and shoulder. As before stated, l cannot
find words to convey my praise and graft
tude to the discoverer of this king OF rheu.
matism. CHARLES :. STRICKLAND,
Boston, Boylston Place and l56 Harrison
avenue.
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DYEING. CLEANING, &c.

MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOYS CLIO
lNl THING CLEANED, however much soied or
faded. LADIES DRESSES whole or taken spartl
sHAWLs. CLOAKs, SACQUES. MOURNING
OR DYED. WHITE FEATHERS DYED THE
LIGuTEST SHADES at ten minutes notice. KID
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &C., CLEANED-a
speciality.
BY the use OF the latest and most improved patent
ed processes the aforementioned work Is done
mere expeditisusly and cheaper than heretofore.
A. j. PYLE.
NIB 8-su&w2m 424 Broad street, near Fifth.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

hANeE
CTATEMENT OF RESULTS
PAID-UP TEN YEAR LIFE POLICIES
issued by the
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIfE-INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. SASS. Issued December, 1S64 age. thirty-four
ABRAHAM LEVY, RICHMOND. VA:
MKT COST OF $4,000 insurance. ........... TI22 ~
Cash dividend paid December, 1sS0...... 81 IA
No. 2O,7l5, issued February, 1867.
DR.. j. l.. NJ. CURRY, RlCHMoD, VA.
NET COST of $4,000 insuranee......... s2,7lS 20
Cash dividend paid February, ISL. lO2 IL
No. 48,735, issued Sept'ber. 1869; age thiriy-one
ID. BlLIsOLY, PORTSMOUTH, VA.
NET COST of 5000 insufance.......... sl,722 ~
Cash dividend payable september, 1881, 62 60
No. AS. 800 issued Sept'ber, 1869 axe, twentyfour
JOSHUA LEyERING, BALTIMORE, MD.
NET COST of $4,000 insurince..........s SAT- ~
cash dividend payable September, 1881, o3 80
TEN-YEAR LIFE POLICIES paid UP IN TEN
YEARS. CONTINUE TO PAY DIVIDENDS DURING
LIFE AND 1wO DIVIDENDS AFTER DEATH.
For further Information address
JOHN u. CARY. State Agent,
1918 Main street, Richmond, va.
DIP. j. s. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
NH i-F,Su&WtAp5
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LYnchburg Pas.engcr Traln. Nn-4II--.


Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. 4I.I..t.
cave EIchmoni. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H... %
Arrive BnrAeNille............. .........l 49, d. d
Train No. ii connects at Burkeyilir with ,,...
tie. Mississippi and ONO railroad Tor fi...
Lynchburg. and an s0uhwesicr points.
Trains Nos. = and AZ connect Al >utIerI.... ...l
Milton and Su;iierliu Narr0w-G uuge rtfr., ..
milton.
Train W. AZ connects ar Sallslur, win rs. ...-
North Carolina railroad FOR AshcNiIraHI, t....l
in Western Norh carolina.
Trains Nos. 80, ~. and ~ connect AZ k...r ..
Junction with Atlanta and Charlotte Af.I.., -,..
wav for all points South and Southwe-f. t..f =
AZ connecis 81 Charlotte with Charlotte. Comm.
and Augusta railroad for all points south ....
east. and Southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only at Jeter,y.llc. bn.'.
Branch, BarAshlc's, Danyille, Gpcn.fon'. "a
Salisbury.
Trains from the aboye-n,med point. ,-r.r, d..
Richmond 4:4S +. VI. 1888 4. NJ. ana H. T.. n
Train on North td~oilna railroad runntff. A,
Goidshor0' with Weldon and Wtmingfnu r,.r. a
for Weldon aud Wilmington
PlILMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. jO-WashingtOn. 'RichmlL =
Atlanta.
On rran 40. 4s-New York aud Richn. nt.
Danville and Atlanta
On Train No. -Washingtpu plehui.,I ,.
Danyille, and Danyille and Augusta
Tickets sold 10 all points sontn soutbe.sf -
southwest, ana baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets
4. PurF.
General Passenger aud Ticket A,,s,
L. VI. X. TALCorT, General Superintendent
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s"TnE ADMINISTRATION SENATOR FROM
VIRGINIA. "--Tbc Washington Repuoiscdr
IL edited BY Mr.. GoRHAx, Republican eau
d,da,c for Secretary Of the United states
Senate. Hear bow he exults over General
MAuoSg's alliance with the Republicans.
He says:
.Now let us see a Republican who VIII
advocate a Bourbon Republican side-snow
in order TO throw Virginia to the Bourbon
Democracy. al,
"Now let us see any Republican who VIII
advise the President to disregard the coun'
sells or doubt the Information he may re-
ceiye from the administration senator from
VIRGINIA.
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xho knew until tod ay-hpw the balance %
pcwer was 10 be adjusted IN this pooy: !
doubt II there were dozen senators % '"as
side who knew Il lorty.eieht hours eGo. !
might say, II l was not comm!uing pIeacn
Of proprieiy, that ehe best ana most eon9ra.
BILE gentlemen on that side q me casnoe,
have told me so within The last foTsy-c'ph'
hoursv Z. -. ..s.---.
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LITHTA.

Having effected AN arrangement with Messrs
Purcell, Ladd & Co., sgents for the
woLF-TRAP LITHIA WATER,
we are prepared TO supply 1t not only by the gallon
al 25 cents, but by the glass at ) CENTS from ouI
new and improved minoral.watof apparatus.
The attention Of all who suffer from INDIGESTION
Is called to The advantages offered ofsupplying them
at moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage
To thoee who wish to 1t regularly at our foan-
tain we will make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
mb6 300 Main street.
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nRIres. nEnTCrNEa, q.
Observation-Disclosures sopa

HYPoPHosPBITEs LIME AND SODA.
Contains In addition 10 PURE COD-LIyER OIL
10 grains OF HYPOPHosPHiTEsLI andsoDA
10 each nud ounce.
This Emulsion Is prepared By MesT. PURCELL,
LADD & Co,
We have the testimony Of the physicians OF The
city and country 10 It's efficacy I'm the treatment or
PULMONARY DISEASES.
AS !, Is prepared IN this city, cur patrons have
the satisfaction ~ knowing that In using u they can
relv upon its FRESHNESS and PURITY.
We commend IL for rs paIataoleness and ready
assimilation.
Finy cents and one dollar per bottle.
POLK MILLER 4 60.
mh6 Apobeeariev. Ninth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16

Jusr so.-In The negro. Convention In
Petersburg on Monday the following rcso-
buttons were adopted:
RESOLVED, That committee be appointed
TO wait on the President and ask him TO pro-
tect our rights OF franchise in the coming
election.
Resoiued. That the same committee WAN
on General Malone and ask him 10 take
charge OF our rights, interests, and affairs as
good citizens Of Virginia.
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-
MEETINGS..

CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
" NOTICE.-The members of the above Society
are requested 10 assemble, with regalis, In Cathe-
dra Hall, THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50 O'Clock
10 join In the celebration IN honor OF 81. Patrick.
by order Of President A. NJ kelley.
NH 1R.It
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A SURPRISE TO ALL.--In the United
States Senate, on Monday, Mr.. VOORHEES,
said
81 have not known till to-dsy-I do not
peileye there Is single senator on this side
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16
MARRIAGES..

Married, at the residence of the brides father In
Manchester, Va, on the evening Of March 10Th. at
o'clock, by The Rev. Thomas f. Reynolds Mr.. WILL
LIAM Z. BAGBS, OF Buckingham. Va, TO Miss VI.
IDA GRIFFITH, formerly OF Cumberland, Va.
Nay calm sunshine ever hallow their clasped
hands Is The sincere wish of the writer.