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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
South Carolina Rail Road
FMsscnGer Department
CHANGE OF scHEpULY

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after May 18th, 1881, Passenger
Trains on this Road will run as follows
(till further no.ice.)
Greenyille Express Train.
GOING EAST DAILY EXCEPT sUSDAY.)
Leave Columbia at................ 6 90 p NJ.
Arrive ar Camden at.............S S a. q"
Leave Orangeburg. ......... ........7 81
Arrive at Charleston. ....1O As +"
GOING WEST (nAILY EXCEPT suSD.Y.)
Leave Charleston nt......."...... 90 A NJ.
Leave Orangcburg at............. 8 43 +"
Leave camden nat................... 6 Is .s
Arrive at Columbia at.............lO 35
Way Freight and Passenger Trains- Daily
Except Sundays. .'t
GOING EAST
Leave Colnmbia......... ........ 6 80 A M
Arrive ut Camden.... 40 p NJ
Leave Oransebnrg. ......:........1O l3 4 NJ
Arrive at AugtlRta...... ...... 3 20 p NJ
harleston................. / So NJ
GOING WEST (DA1Ly EXCEPT suHpA1.)
y Leave Charleston. 8 O5 "A NJ
huSusta................... 90 g
Crangebnrg. ............... / 20 p N
arrive at Colnmbia................ 5 30 /.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
Den TJGTR
OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL.

BY DR.. L. S. WOLkF Office over
u. Louis Store. Satisfactien guaranteed
in all operations.
BW- Teeth extracted without rain by
The use Of Nitrous Oxid Gas.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23

Conkling haa resigned! Who
cares? Henry kohn has 1904 yds.
more Of those new, fast color 5 cent
calicos.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-26
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49,
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-26
>FtkERS AFTER HkALTU.

lnsor,unates who are seekAJt"
ret their health, are many. so
often hay they been deceived by
the adve1' ~emen,s of worthless com
POUNDS. ;.e.t many are discouraged.
81: 1eiA.. to believe ANYTHING they
real II tie ra:,ers. Therefore. the
best advertisement OF a really good
m'd'"."e is tie reputation it has
gam. i. places "nere it is being
sod \" other remedy ever dis
covered has grown SO rapidly in
pubic favor a, that true medicinal
tone called Browns Iron Bi,,crs.
tn localities where il, extraordinary
merits lave become fully known
ani realized by those who have been
IN III health. the sale Is UNPRECEDENTED,
onc dfUggst IN II city reports H..
sale OF 23> bottles in one week. |,
IS, iniee,l. a wonderful. h~ealth-civ.
ins, HE saving, preparation. /, i
soothing and refreshing in It's effect,
IN; Strengthens every part Of The
= Is, and creates healthy appetite
aud i .%es,sor, ever wien ~. ~x.,crl
! asmc-i destroyed ~ the man,
lnftil! c.-laf'ics 81 commonly used.
Reader, beware luty demands INA.
l"i Try Browns Iron H.t,,rS !;
y"nr a"ait'' i poor from any cause
Enquirer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-26
zee cheers for Samuel j.

t.ol New York's Legislature, is
l.. the first time in many years
Democratic, and no doubt it is
o~trt 10 The influence Ct Uncle
oo -L.fch""yc.
arlo sammy as he is called,
i, 10 have been nominated for
-,,.lgut by the Democrats last
He is our candidate Tor 1881,
p ""t pIcvcl thereafter as long a. he
-, oHt,l he occupies the position
T. = = he vas once elected. The
we, - win q race is to ran a hors.
that Ia been tried. New horses
Ndl lrr.{l Well tor show. We hope
90 Democrats sill remember this
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-26

COMPLICATED DI>fAsE>-A gen
t..m.n Of prominence. ii. C,rro
Gof!o Comfy, Iowa. writes us tat
rc finds k,dney-W or, 10 be tie bes,
fSm,iy he ever knew Tor s compi.-
cation Il diseases. |, is the rpecltic
action Which j, has on the liver, Kid.
neys and bowels, which gives it such
sands ~ cures Which Il j. perform
lu2 "hch gives il ais great cr.rt-
FtH l-!n.t, ,.eiy concentrated -
d.. boz. act ctiv.nty.-N. II.
.. uttrHdf et4at courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
stsamOOats ana RaiIroaos

TOR B0STON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
N. Y. N. II. and II. r. r. Leave Grand Central Depot
At ll35 week days: and 1920 sundays other
trains AZ II N ana p m Get tickets via New.York
New -isngand Railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

"
trains AZ = m ana p m Get tickets via New!York
New-England Railroads
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. December 8, $780,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
500 q. Western and Northern Rochester,
PlattsbuIg. st. AlDans and Montreal
1920 Chicago Express, drawmgIoOm cara 10 Canaan
dalgua, Rochester and Buffalo.
l1aO a Albany with Utica.
SaratoRa Glen's Falls Rutland
400 p nr Accommodation TO Albany aud Troy.
6u0 y: m. ST LONE Express daily with sleeping for
81 Louis, running through every day In the also
cars foe Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit and excepting
sunday night tOr Montreal via Sar itOga
$50 D. Pacific Express daily with sleeping
Rochester Bunalo Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and Chicago
800 M, Express WITH sleeping car for Auburn Road
stations and for Montreal, via Il. Adams.
1l:3O p Night Express with sleeping to Albany
and Troy.
Tickets on sale at Nos 49, 9h2 and ls Broadway and
Westcotts Express Offices ParS-pace 1856 and 942
Broadway NewYork and 1888 Washing Brooklyn.
J. ST. TOUCEY. Gen. Sup. C. b. MEEKER. Gen. Passr ARt
NORWICH LINE
IN To Boston Worcester. Nashua, Portland East
New. LOnd0D-beamers leave Pler No. Az North River
at 43Op IN. daily. Sundays excepted.
POCKAWAY BEACH.-New-YOrk, Wood
~ haven and Roekawav Raiiroad:-Leave daily. except
SUNDAY. Hunters Point B:1O, ll:05 m; 4:40 D, IN.
Leave Rockaway 1:iO a. m; 3lu. GlO p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
Hienmhnais anll HalIrcaoa.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"a FALL RIVER LINE
~ ~ BOsTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED T1CKETA
Correspondng reduction to ali Eastern points MAGNIFICENT
steamers NEW foRC and OLD OIL NY Daily: sundaysin
euoe1lrom Pier r. foot Of MURRAY 43O pm Leave
brT1oEyn m; jersey City. 40 M via Annex boats
IcEets etaterOoms &C. be obtained az all principa
steamers. - ~ ~ Wv w. ~
GEO L. COMMON. BORDEN A. LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
RALTIMORE and ONO RAILR0AD=

GEO. en Son Psssesrer Agent BORDEN LoVht
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
VIA Pbs5eFHAa'ssr t LiHE TO I The WEI
on ana after Dec Passenger Trains from Central r.
DEPOT the foot Of as follows:
paIlor cars attached.
L0n Enre train runs through TO Chicago also. through
., al$ m1Daily for Washington and the West with
The New BSand O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
80 other line makes faster time to the West
Trans arrive from the West at GAO m and $50
Principal New.YOrk ONCE, sl5 Broadway also ei4 Broad.
Tickets secured and through
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
St 81 IN foot Of v 6er station in
Commencing December l. lSSO-Leave NewYOrk foot Of
$3.50 m-For Pennington. Eason, Allentown Reading
7:5o mEFor schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
D. l. 4 Western r. r.. Eason Allentown. wikesbarre'
$40 = m.-FOr Pennington: EastoD, Allentown Reading.
MsSG Tama DrOn
p InFor feningt9n Easton; Allentown Reading Har'
$3.50 ,. For EasIon. Batl, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua,
4iO m:-FOr schOOleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
i9 si5 D. H m.HFoT somervile, Pennington. 60
sSSnS nrGf n1sS cu aRd M &C.
sSndst trains leave M p ior Bound Brook
and intermedlie stations At $50 p NJ for Eason Allen
10 $S5 7;i9 S,s ID SIo 40 az s a
S S4S "a 1879 a 49, Sis 81 l fisg ''''
Boats Ign Erie Annex" make connections
TO from jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlVI-
~ SIOE.
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, South Amboy Red
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove Asury PARK Point PeA
ant, Toms River, BarneGa. ATLANTIC CITY. &c. -. .
Leave New-YOrk foot LbertYs, at D. e:l5. ll;4o H.;
l;3O, $3.50. 4, b:30 p. H.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION. Leave loot of Liberly-st. Tor Freehold
at $40. 1l:i5 a. NJ; 4. 5;3O p m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN Leave New. York foot Iberty.st. n. H.
Via BTanchrort
For Sandy HOOK s:15. 1l:4j a. M, p m. ,-
For Monmouth Beach. Seabnght ami llghands D. 3d.
l1:i5 al $50, p IN.
Via Red Bank ,. T.,
ST. m For Mancncstcr Toms River. Barnegat &C.
1880 ~ m-For Manchester. Toms River ATLANTIC Cll
4 n m.1For winnings Toms River Barnegat. &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
ITO PHILADELPHlAAi.
u PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AhA BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

40 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 8
10 DEPOTS IL PHlLA UELfH "A. IL NEWiO DIRK.
poUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT, AN y THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MITH ABsOLUTE SAFEIY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION. Leave loot of Liberyst. Tor Freehold
at S:l5, lli5 a. NJ; 4. $3.50 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

WHITE STAR LINE. ..,. ,.,.u.
w UNITED STATES ND ROYAL. MAIL STEAMERS
FON QUEENSTOWN AND LIV ERPOOL' -
NOTICE-TLe ~ this Line take the Lane fDute
recommended by Lieut. Maury, T. g. n, on 0o the out
home ward vOvagea IA -,
re- "a EIR Cant Kenncdv . SATURDAY. jan Is 3
~ TIL, can, aIe,ae THURSDAY Jan. 90, a.
Jennings. SATURDAY an. "
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF "ESf
lLTI.ST - An an
pontmenA Tae Saloon, Staerooms smoking anu i Dasn,
sd whore tho NOISE anu noton Az
least felt anorug degree of comfort hitherto uhanaoo
RATEs-saloon s6o $50 and $780, Return tickets on tavor
able terms Steerage from the Old County, 30" Fto"i N
York, SIS. --..,. .,,oo, nor nina
nr of plans information apply ~ 'ho
|onPs"' '''e'' ~ II. ]. CORrIs, gent
c. L. BARTLETT & Co., Agents, Boston ,,,o
AHRITT q CAT"TELL, Agents, Phiruelpha'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

CTATE LINE. ....
| y TO GIAsGOW LIVERPOOL and BELFAST eyeiy
THURSDAY. The new steamship STATE OF NEBltASkA
Will sail from her pIer foot II CanasL FOR GlsgoW al u on
IIITrRSDAY January 4 splendid cabin accom-
,nndations AUSTIN BALDW ~ CO.,
General Agents. b3 BIOadway, n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
GUIO;Ny Nh, LINZ \ h::r,rr. MAIL CLEANERS.
FOR QUEtN~rOWN AID LlN"tiOOL+
Leaving Pier 50 y. H.. hot OF King II.
r,lprpIAI GERMAN NAN.

EMPIKlAL GEhhAN NAIL.
Il NORIu GENNAN LLOYD
STEAM HIr Line gETWEEN NEW:fORK,
SOUTUAMPION AND BREMEN.
NFCEAll...... sat. Jan Ma sat an =
Jan. % 4 49, EI...... = at ah
RATES or PASS AGE from NEW.i DIRK 70 sou IItAMP
rON. HAVRE OK BREMEN.. .oo
FIRST CABIN............s~OI SECOND CABlN....stO
STEEHAGE. $50. - ...,,
Eeurn tickets Tcducei PrepAl Mf'ii'' Orll
cae4 s2s. ~te1mers sail from Pier between SECOND ana
Thirds Is. IoboAtn y. J. ..,. . ,,o - ,,.,.. ..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02


Express Trains NewYofk De,Orosscs Shd cort
s,rscs EeI1 s as fI0Ts 44o
g. T. T. $50 night S8adays lJo. aud
Express Train. leave SswYork daily sanay at
1880 and D. m running through VIA Trenton arc cam
Jersey cry afordng speedy and direct transfer
io Returning trains sss Philadelphia 1901 SAB 49,
T. S5 1850 a1dll IN Limited HPJeSs s9p M SS
a. @ nay ana 1870 p m Leave Phadepia wa Camden a
SS 5 aa Sd fSsipi and
A ann iis Sfh%S@ station Jersey City
fFfrnn s will call for and check
b1 r gSK KoT THSMsoS. ro"1enA LIP FARMER
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
hU XnRANoEMENr TRAINS TAXING EEyEcI NOV. To- 1890
and Chicago DS E1Pe'' Drawing
DAILY HAS! 81 GIip EIgs,Ss ar nv B sna
Southwest Pulnans beat DrawnRoom sleeping Coaches
p Daly Pacific EIDrss: for the West Sleeping
7:I6 migrant train tor they the wsst vo,t 10,
S 81 Saturday lq s az S oa SS
SS SSS SO % 1929 Ps I0SO
iiS seS s SsG 'G$S Gao Ss SI % u
ST ss5 Ss - 1SsS 60 T. S 13S9 r. saa 2
midnight Sundays g. $3.50. 3o2o q m l;4o oSop m'' ana
~ pa1ersn via Newark e45 $40. 1870 M. s:4o 42O
5:ao S0 :SO ald ~ midnight Saturday nights only
sufern do1 750 i0ssO l45. 800 600 eo 7l5
and ~ midnight sundays. 800 $780, 1920 n l4b' 63O
n NJ and ~ Inldnlght .,o -
TsnTs md oTnWa q co. H. $780, ESop Sun
o1 Sc S and RiugstOD M. SSop Sundays, $50
Goshen TO & H. %s s'22G: 80 %;so T. 7i'p m.
sS %aiSsaIs,sa sSS aSsoi oise SS Tao
Sundays $50 iO2o ESQ p m [hs 800 =; s Mai sS2
Rs.lrosa ~ IA O. 1920 M. ts0 o. 7ii5 Sun
.e x'on ia fIdo e. MI 6, $3.50 and p. 10: - -.
UP leave 23dst quarter OF ana quarter mtef
& hI from 64b m. 94b and at l0A6 and ll4o
p scke.a for passage and for Agrt@spts IN Room
seSIng and Of Basgags may % s g tne 9op
o5r,,t Brocyn, or = the e, OK
Fxpress frame from the =" 80 n'iA''A" N'o" 'O
ana fisS M nj n; r. aASsofT esn1 Passr At NewYOr.
.ropruppN RAII.ROADO OF NEW JERSEY.
N trains for EngeTood esses pf s asS %
s1naays a m and $50 N. The llSo p H. TAn vi"
ssys 20 spSs Vasy and Monsey TOO eiSoA mi A0e
N Jwo. n ABBOTT General Paasr AEsnt. Hsw-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
miscellaneous.

COMMUNICATION Addressed to era
u fula, Band" steinway Hail. l4thst, or francis Il
pler Director 224 East lohs. viii receive prompt a'en
ton.
KINDLING WOOD;@The Columbian S,nS1,6I nooS CO. .;
heat QUALITY cash as deyered lowest paGer taxes '"0
oruoi' e""u 'SWHIiEH II. AHCPE, Leader "a PsrkToM.
OTYMOTTTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN.
(REV. II. W BEECHERl Ill 49, ,,h
v. ana raniable aiEe chairs In this house Mu pe ppp
cy rent.a Tor one year on TUESDAY EVENlho January
4 1881 comm encin9 at o'clock: - ..,.-
No postponement ON ACCOUNT ~ w $1,000
by oro" " "' III g. WELD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.
ROIfNn RROOk NOlIIE.

For TRENTON \ u PHILADEiPHTA.
Leave New-NorK from station e. H. H. OF NJ loot o. LfO'
ertv-st.
lll5 M l:u 1, A;3O $780, T. :. ll:3O IL y. on sun
day at 2 80 a. m: $50 Z. ll;3O. l. y. n. 49, 49,.
Third BerksstS at b:i ll:l5 a. M; 1870. 4:3l
5:,u y. N. on SUNDAY AT @:iI IA M. - =, .
FTTrcntOn. Warren and Tue crSts 0:3 TAD !" 10 H. -
1870 J. 4:3n, 49, $3.50. T. D. 1880 ~ p M sunday
81 % a.. III j:3i. T. 1l;SO. IL D.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New YORK: - ~,
From rhate rhII aEd Reading RI corner MINI
and cn.sis st $50. $50 $50 ii a. NJ; ll2 = - -,
5:sO Gi 7:31. Up. Ca sunday at 800 A. M; 15 Gio
II y. 90, a.,
From Thirt and Berks SITS. at IS. ~ vi a M l;2O'
$40 D. ll:3 q. m. sunday 90 $40 - m i:|u. ll"O IN
prom trenton Warren and Tuckerss. l:25. l:2j $40
G.5O \ 9Oj 1905 1:2i M .. "a. ~ $50. 7:2j S23
n m -uudly-I.2 -. 49,, 900 H. M. 6;l6 - y.
Cnnnec f. made nj Jersey CITY station TO AM from
BRO Elyu AMI Erie De u jersey CITY.
Ticket. sale rot Of Liberty A.. NOS III Zbl 4Dl
ga. o.. 323 Broadway. and AT ne princlp II tells Nu
nm Office lowers ~ harf, br,Ok'Vn
\ Y Iransicrt ompiny. DOdIs Express will call Tor and
hotel or residence 90 destinations Apli
CntInn pa AMI l.t23 broaiwy 80 6tl-tve
New York ami court Brooklyn Al these office.
Connec on with ihr Eel rclcI hone and Law telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
Oreatl 5tedmers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
"A FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only Transatlantic Line under the AMERICA FLAG
Sailing every Wednesday from Pha elphia and II rpooL
Extra sailinRs alternate SATURDAYS.
PENNSYLVANIA" Wednesday, JAM 8, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-1he steamers ~ ms Line take Lieutenant
Meury'r Lane routes at al seasons OF the year
City or BERLIN 49,. SATURDAY Jan. r. ii a.
ORR OF tU, - Is.... - I,n-DAY Jan -. p NJ
or RICH ifbN lDA jan. - ~ Am
CiIY OF CHi-~ Ii.Is ........L Uk~p ~ Ian; ~ D. IN
CITY OF MDNIREAI......THUR SDAG, feh j. y n H.
From Ircr 81. y. n. foot Of Chariton-st.
CABIN $50 and 500 Return tickets on favorable terms,
STEEEAGE. S27. Prepaid 40 Drafts at lowest iateA
statrrUums HnO >ing and bain.fOoni amdshp+
ILt-e steamers de- not carry cattle sLeep Or Ii2s.
JOHN g. DALE. Agent, 81 and - lropiN Az ~
Pm a. ilhia OtiCc. No. I0J SOGth itlEat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Amboy Red
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove AsIr PARK Point Peas
ant, Toms River, BarnegaL ATLANTIC CITY. &c.
Leave New-YOrk foot LbertYs, at D. e:l5. ll;4o m'
1:30, $3.50. T. b:30 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

COUPONS from frst mortgage bonds
zx soM1xkx Cue January ]. lssi, vii BE- psid
44H9pQliten NRtfcati Bank. NfW-Yofk.
10 YEh DEN vdh slss b paid on ne Income bonds
}es2 so Tyg kzR GENT o. ne income
1..sesst fssm . $50, iecipsiye. On EIeseniatIon
~ = ~ Back g. 4. cuhhiNoH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-19
| Republished 10y request.
silent GriefS.

Thee are signs unheayed. there are tears unwepi.
There arc fufes uns' rung there are harps nnsvcDt
There are griefs unknown, there are thoughts un.
told,
There are hearts that beat warm whea they seen
but cold,
There are loves unlost when they seem so dead,
There are wounds unset n that have often b!td,
For The soul feels most when In silence deep
IL lives unheard as the winds In their sleep.
There are SORROWS very dark that o'ercloud oul
way,
Aud hat shade the heart in our liie's glad Ssv.
There are joys unieli. there are hopes unfed
There are pledges huShed. there are VOWS unsdid.
There are ,wers dead among the spring leaves,
There are treasures lost among the golden sraves,
There are memories sweet, aud we love them well,
But the eye grows Gin as their currents swell.
There are friendships gone like the dews of morn,
There arc smiles now turned to he coolest scOrn,
There are dreams we loved In The days gone by.
When the sun was warm, and 50 bright our SKY,
That are past like spray on the oceans breast.
" hen the storm has ceased and her waters rest
And the heart grows sad that its loves have fed,
Thattts hopes are gone and its garlands dead.
There are scenes we knew that are faded now.
There are gathered wreai lis and 4 shaded brow,
There are songs unsung that we loved 10 hear,
When the heart was fresh and its pleasures near.
There are footsteps bid In the sand. Of Time,
There are voices stilled In tins earthly CLINE,
But the echoes come from The boundless shore
That lies beyond, In the vas. eyermOre.
There are prayers we breathe for the ones we love-
While we linger here from cur home above,
Yet We smile 10 think that our grlefs Will cease,
And our hearts rejoice In an endless peace.
Far away above the ethereal blue,
Where each soul Is glad and each heart Is true,
We will live In Love. and her radiant beam
VII Inspire the soul with heavenly dream.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-19


f,n.<,,orx have been wopoundee to yoG
- 8 novel Kind In arithmetic and grammar
sr6 vos,r readers have been Interested w
vonr prcsnp, and correct replies. fardon
me- lsco. for submitting 70 you Tor solution,
e. srv can be given. Of what appairs 10 DC
: yr;:ssonstrirai pdrefox. Take square
win sldcs measuring 10 inches. Bi'sect u
hv liuc inches frem the top, thus torpf
inx two paralIelograms 6xi6 and 1Oxl6 re-
snerSiyeiy. Then bi.sect the smaller one 10y
jtar tliagcaslly from opposite corners, ana
forn, two fight.angled triangles. Bi-secl
the other by line starting from two poin's
On inc longest sides OF the figure inches
fran onposne angles. This Will give TWO
tysnexoids with the parallel sides measuring
q ana 10 inches respectively. Now. csieu'
Isse she areas OF these four Ggurcs. The tri.
"a S,es measuring Is square inches each, ana
~. frsuexoids 80 square inches each, ana
mskinc 4 total of 256 inches. This, as IL
shouh De, is the area Of the square. Inc
curious fact 10 be explained may oe now ue,
welcomed. Cut out accurately the seseral
hurcs as they have been drawn anc arrange
Them in the form Of parallelogranl, ana II
viii be found 10 measure 20 inches on inc
long sides and 10 inches on Tue
other. The area OF this paraissegram
will be l0x26, or 260 incnes' winch
A. fonr inches in exoeSS OF the sum Cd the
several parts. A square Of eight inches oi.
settled In the same way will give an excess oi
one inch, and square OF thirty.two inches
an excess OF eight inches, thus showing that
this excess Of area is q6adrupied by
doubling the sides OF the square. IL VIII
he observed that the two paralielograms arc
constructed by giving their short sides the
proportion Of three to six cighths, ana no
other form OF division will produce the
same results. n
RICHMOND, March Il. 1881.
We have no solution TO offer, but we don''
Think that 256 square inches can be con-
vefted into 260 in any way.
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EXPORTS.
IMPORTS
Grand total. s.. 6,44S


Grand total. s. 644s To!al...".l ,0f3,Ol4
For the week ended February IS, the
weather in Germany, as per Berlin reports,
was dry and frosty. The market for wheat
at Berlin was void of animation. Inferior
qualities OF wheat had been more freely
offered, with light spot demand. Spot
rye had been decidedly quieter. There were
rather more offerings for delivery from Ger
man and Russian Baltic ports, and from pres
cnt appearances it is believed that Germany
VIII not be so altogether short Of supplies
Of rye as had been expected. AT Danzie
good wheat and rye were firm; inferior
wheat neglected. At konigsberg lower
grades were neglected and cheaper. Al
Hamburg trade was quiet forall cereals; rye
slow.
The reports Of the condition and prospects
for the cereal crops III Italy are generally OF
a very favorable tenor.
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By FurmaE Topper.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

TTRACTIVE SALE OF NEW De-
N TACHED TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING. No. 9Os WEST GRACE >TREET.-By re-
auest OF the owner. shall sell by auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1881.
Al AZ O'Clock T. NJ on the premises. the above I uly
desirable properly. The house IS most conveniently
and substantially tructec has nine rooms, wtE
dressing rooms attached. together with all modern
INN, Ovtments. The rooms are pleasantly proper
toned. and the mantels, chandeliers, and general
surroundings highly finished. The lot rIonts 80
feet on Grace street, with sida alley. and runs back
1876 feet To an alley 20 feet wide. The atten;ic II of
those IA search OF a delightful home. daily enhance
ing Ia value, aud possessing all the charms of lOca-
ton and social advantage Is directed 10 this SAFE.
Parties are cordially invited 10 inspect the prems es
any time before the sale.
TERMS: Al SAFE. FCRMAN TLPPER,
NH ll.l3l5I7IQ.20.22 Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SAFE
EARMS FOR SALE.

L
The Newport News railroad will render the re.
gion through which II passes more acces'lple ana
desirable for TRUCKING. FRUITS &C. with adj
vantage, Of rver ocean, and Grt supplies for VEST
ern markets.
Prrfcrrug The occunancy OF good settlers. would
SELL. THREE FARMS, through or near which The
road will IA :. abOIt five Ia elgh miles below WI.
amsburg. called BEkCHNODb, LOtU> /
GROVE. and POPLAR HALL. Al contain about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES, and will be dividedto
suit purchi ser5.
Locust grove ana Poplar Hal are extensively I'M
proved. and adjOR my CaIter's Grove farm n Gs1ve
Wharf o james riy.r; b. cchwOO1 being chiefly In
woods.
Colonel =. ". HINTON on Carers Grove, will
show the lands and TespO, 10 inquiries address ed
10 William ,burg. james City county: or any person
effecting a sale win he above commissions
NH 10 EDWIN G.. BOOTH.