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A Grand Panorama ON yirginia's
COnHf.

n UTunU IunOFumu OH tIESiutH
Coast.
OCEAN VIEW, February 6, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-The season of wind and rain
suddenly swept away last night, and this
morning dawned upon us with the mild
serenity OF spring, bringing with it q phe-
nomenon that it is seldom our pleasure TO
witness in this climate, which is never sub
jected to the extremes OF heat and cold.
About 3 O'Clock this afternoon while the
waters OF the Chesapeake bay, like molten
sheen, rejecting the many boats, with I'M
filled sails, driited lazily on its bosom,
there suddenly appeared overllanging Cape
Henry, and extending about mile south
ward along the shore bordering on the bay,
a gorgeous scene resulting from peculiar
conditions OF the atmosphere that would
rival in its wonderful beauty the de.
ceitiul mirage of Africa's arid deserts.
The lighthouse at the Cape, which is
barely discernible ordinarily with the
naked eye from the spot we occupied,
being thirteen miles off, now seemed Il
gigantic tower, alternating with thousand
yariegated hues, until it, pinnacle, which
had the appearance OF an immense spear
head, was partly held from view by the
media which surrounded it like an inn
mense veil OF frosted network. The adj
iacent sandhills were even more beautiful.
being metamorphoscd into mountains, the
magnifcence and grandeur OF which feel
unable to recall; dotted here and there
with hills of gold, emerald, and sapphire
beneath the oblique rays OF the sun, till
their rolling SUBMITS passed beyond the
pale Of optical vision, and find on awaken
ing from the reyery into which | had fallen
all had passed away, and nothing remained
but dark line along the suIfarce of the
water to mark the distant shore. RUDD.
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WE WILL SELL At AUCTION. AT
OUR OFFICE, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY l6, 1889.
at / O'Clock, the following

FRST-CLAsS INVESTMENT SECURITIES:
$4,000 CITY OF RICHMOND 5 PER CENT.
BONDS. due July, 1856:
$1,000 CITY OF RICHMOND PER CENT.
$1,000 CITY on RICHMOND PER CENT
$4,000 CRY on RICHMOND PER CENT
$4,000 R ncnHs YORK RIVER AND cHrs-
APEAkE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE PER CENT. BONDS;
$4,000 WESTERN NORTH CAROLINARAIL-
ROAD 7 PER CENT. BONDS:
$1,000 RICHMOND, FREDFRiCKsRURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD 7 PER CENT
$4,000 P PEsrERsB sfIs - RAILROAD WRIST
MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS.
due 1888 to 1895.
The attention of capitalists Is invited 20 the
above sale, as II Is seldom such choice lot of
curlies IL offered.
fe l0-tds LANCASTER < LUNkE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM WITHIN TWO MILES OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING SO $50
1000 ACRES.-In execution of u deed oS trust
from Henry Lyell and wife, dated the 18th day of
October, 1880, and of record In the clerks Office
Of the County Court OF Henrico, default having
been made In the payment Of the first note secured
therein, aud being required 80 Ia do according TO
the terms OF the deed, We, the undersigned, will
oiier for sale MT public auction, on the premises, AT
$3.50 o'clock l.. NJ, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1882,
that DESIRABLE FARM. situated "a the couaty
of Hcnriro Immediately on the road leading from
the old Richmond and Dcep-Run turnpike b. STA
plcss mill, formerly owned by Richard schu.te.
deceased and recently occupied by the said Henry
Lyel. containing SO 9S9-t0OO ACRES OF
LAND, with "A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
and all the usual outhOuses thereon. This farm l.
des,raby located, IN good state of cultisatl on,
and has on Il an unusually good supply of wood
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay expenses of sale
and the sum of s525. with interest thereon from
January !, 1899; rs 20 $4,000, ON credit Of one,
two, three, four. and i've years. payahle-s550 on
on the l 81 day of January, 1888, 1915 on the Isl
day of January. 1884, $500 on the ist day OF JAM
nary. 1855 1926 ON the LIST day of January, | $50.
$3.50 on the LIST day Of January. 1887; and "a to
the residue OF the parchase-noney, terms will be
announced on the day OF sale.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
X. III. CARDW ELL,
fe Trustees.
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Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has rapidly made It's way to favor
among druggists, who have observed It's
effects on the health Of their customers.
seBd to Mrs, Lydia Il. Pinkhan, 233 West
eYn avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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Tar R,twxoNp (sRaYs.--At meeting OF
tho Richmond Grsys held Friday night the
following officers we're elected: second
LIeutensnt, J. +. Tyler rice j. Il. Laugh
ton. resigned; Orderly Sergeant, T. Leslie
Spence: Second Sergeant, +. {. Garrison;
Third Sergeant, William Gibson; Four'h
Sergeant, c. A. Crawford; Fffth sergeant
G. Gray Bossieux.
On motion the sum OF $25 was appro-
prlated for the relief OF the Msds"'hian SUI
1crcrs.
Il was decided TO celebrate the 2sd OF
February by su.l-dress driR at night In
the armory. after which banquet, to be
prepared. by Mr.. William krause, men,
her of the company, will be served.
This sterling organization now numbers
sixty.fiyc efficient men. and the attendance
nj it, weekly drills Is from forty-five to fIity
men. 4 trip to New York this summer Is
being considered.
The ncwly-clectcd lieutenant, James r..
Tyler, Is IN every way deserving OF the
compliment which has been paid him. AT
the breaking cut OF the war he entered the
army as private, and for meritorious con-
duct was promoted 10 captaincy. A pof-
ton OF the time he commanded the corps
OF shsrpshootcrs attached to Mahone's bril-
rade. At the close OF the war, returning
10 Richmond, Inc entered actively into
business, aud Is everywhere recognized rs
one Of her most useful and respected citi-
xens.
Lieutenant Laughton, who was most
efjcient and popular officer. rctires with
the good wishes Of his old comrndes-in-
arms.
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RIcMMoND. VA, February 10, 1882

KICiIMOND, a., FEBRUARY ~, Ico-'
l.. X. Barnes, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I have just received your
communication advising me Of the request
of Marshall Lodge. No. II. Knights OF Py-
thias, TO reproduce my lecture on Flo
ouent Oratory" at the Richmond Theatre
Friday evening, February 18th. for the
benefit Of the widows and orphans made
by the Midlothian disaster. 1t will afford
me very great pleasure to comply with
the request, and to contribute my humble
service to so good a cause.
Your obedient servant,
J. Il. HAWTHORNE.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
ll13 Main street.

VNR L STEE'S SALE OF LOT on
i CLAY BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS.-By virtue of Z. deed of trust executed
10 the undersigned, Is trustee, dated the Sd OF
July, 1877, and of record IN the Richmond
Chanccry Court, ID. H., 116 A,p. ). and whereas
default las been made therein aud being required
50 10 do, | will sci! on the premises. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1889.
at 1870 l.. NJ. the REAL Est ATE described i'm sal
deed rs house and lot in the city of Richmond,
commencing on the north line of Clay street,
eighty-fiyc feet east IL Eighth street. thence run
ming eastwardly and fronting thereon twenty
eight fec. NOR, or less. aud running back between
parallel lines 1870 feet TO an alley thirteen feet
Wide.
TERMS Cash as expense Of sale and 10 pay of
note of $500. with interest thereon, and Il
balance of 1928 due on another mole.
X. a. MEAGIiEE, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROwN, Aucfioneer. fe &
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MIIL.sTONES.

MHI.-sTONEs, MlLL-sTONEs.--We
Az. Ava have several pairsof FRENCH bURR MitI-
SIpSEs Of the very best quality ana make, when
sell cheap. Parties in want Will please apply, be-
Tore purchasing elscwhesr, 70 ~, ,,o,,n.~,
fc S-d.sx 49,. JisxsIi Nils, Richmond, Va.
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LECTURES or Mrs. MAs0N.-Mrs. NJ. X.
Mason will lecture in the hall Of the House
OF Delegates at $3.50 p. NJ. to-day. She
comes highly recommended, and will tell
all about ssThe Nations Curse" We are in
formed that Speaker Fowler will preside
and a special choir will furnish music.
Mrs. Mason will also lecture in Union
Station Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow evening at 7:30 O'clock.
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Druggists and Others can buy OF Joseph
Nj. Blair, Grocer, 82G Main street, some
real pure Strained Honey.
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--7-l171-7-|--717- -771--7171
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Fatal accident William Echhart, for
merry Of Richmond, wa drowned in rear
OF the Cedar Works about , O'Clock yester-
day while .endeayoring 10 help Schrote,
fellow-workmsn, who had fallen in.
Schrote was washed nearly to Mayo's
bridge and got out safe; but his rcscuer
met watery grave. Echhart's body was
found just below Mayo's bridge, and from
its bruised appearance must have struck
the bridge with his head. The cause Of
the accident was that Echhart slipped
upon some sawdust, which stepped under
his feet. Both parties were Baltimomans,
and both were unmarried.
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BY T.. Il. Cook, AuciIonccr.

By r.. II. COOK, AuctionCcr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND-that VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, No.
500 west Clay street, between Gilmer and Graham
streets fronting "a feet ON the south side of Clay
street, and running back between larallcl lines
l57 feet to IN alley feet wide, with the BRICK
DWELLING, containing five rooms. and other
Improvements thereon; well Of excellent water
on the premises.
BY virtue of "A deed Of trust executed 20 the un-
dersilmed trustee on the 18th day OF February,
1881, by Catherine Lisfeldt, duly recorded i'm the
clerk Office of Richmond Chancery Court, ID. Il.
lis H., page 30, tn secure 20 Elizabeth krug the
payment of n negotiable note for eight hundred
and sixty dollars. default having been made In The
payment Of said note, and being requested so 10 DO
by the beneficiary in said deed. shall proceed 10
sell ~ public auction on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRTARY 18TH,
IT o'clock 4. W., the abOye-dc.crlbed REAL
ESTATE upon the following
TERMs-tO wit: For cash, so much as may be
necessary TO defray the expenses Of executing the
irus, and making the sale and to pay the amount
Of money then due upon the said negotiable note:
and the residue of said purchase. money shall he
payable on such terms rs the said Catherine Lis
fcldt, her executors, administrators, or assigns
shall direct; or In case Of her or their failure to
give such direction. on such terms n The tfiLtee
shall think fit. WILLIAM kttG,
fp Trustee.
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10y ". II. Lyme & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneer,.
lib Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALU-
Il ABLE VACANT LOTS ON TIE NORTH
LINE OF MAIN BETWEEN TWEEN rl- SEW
ENTH AND TWEN1Y-EIGIlTH STREETS
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-l shalt. I'm execution
of certain deed Of trust from Joseph Stukenherg
and AIMS his wife, 10 me rs Trustee. dated Sd Of
August. 1870, duly recorded In the clerks office
Of the Chancery Court for the city of Richmond I'm
ID. Il. OF a, page $40, being so required BY the
beneficiary, sell by public auction, on the prem
Uses. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ii. 1882.
at AZ l.. M.-!TWO VACANT LOTS located rs
above described, fronting together ON the north
line OF Main street G6al Ni5O feet.
TERMS Cash.
JOHN 4. MEANLEY. Trustee.
W. II. LYME & Co.. Auctioneers. f. 3
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Briefs.--Rey. Edwin Allanson, rector Of
the Meade Memorial church, will preach
special sermon to-day relative TO the late
calamity ut Coalfeld.
Very little interest Is manifested one
way Or the other ia the blu now before
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS IaPRovENENT.-
The Board OF Directors OF the White Sui
phur Springs Company (Messrs. Henry
Mathews, George l.. Peyton, r. X. Bridges.
James ii. Dooley, John p. Branch, W. ii.
Stuart, and Alexander Matthew'S have been
In session here.
The Improvements resolved upon the
following season are: A race-track to be
located In the meadow In rear OF SIR. Cal
Wells old residence, above the laundry; 4
lake to cover twenty or twenty-five acres,
ON the Beauregard farm; and lots on the
hills surrounding to be sold to parties who
desire to erect private cottages, purchasers
Of which viii have access to the grounds,
bath. sc.
The officers OF the company are: Presi-
dent, Hon. Henry Mathews; Vice-Presi-
dent, W. II. Stuart; Superintendent, Colo
mel George l.. Peyton.
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By Frank ID. lin X Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auciionecrs.
HOS cast Main street.
rTRUSTEEs, SALE OF SMALL BRIO

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
i DWELLING ON CANAL STREET BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.-By
virtue of deed Of trust dated January 20. 1881.
and recorded In the clerks Office of Richmond
Chancery Court In Deadlock No. ! X b, page IL,
from j. ". Stout and wife, default having been
made In the payment OF two certain notes secured
therein, and at the request of the beneficiary In
said deed We viii sell ~ auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1852,
at 4:3O o'clock L. NJ. the PROPERTY described
in said deed. follows The lot fronts 30 feet on
the south side of Canal street between First and
Second streets, running back between parallel
lines 1872 feet q inches. more or less. The inn
provements consist Of NEW BRICK HOUSE,
confirming about five rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay costs Of sale and
two notes amounting To SSl6, with Interest from
February l, 1882.
FRANK u. HILL,
HOWARD SWINEFORD,
Trustees.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL X CO., Auctioueers.
&C. IL
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Finest English Breakfast, Japan, and
Green Teas can be bought OF Blair. the
Grocer, 826 Main street
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CARGO OF RIO COFFEE AT AUG
" TION.

OK WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10TH,
at o'clock, we will sell at auction. within our
warehouse, on Dock street, the cargo OF brig Mar
garetha consisting OF
$500 bags Of DARK GREEN RIO COFFEE.
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
fe5 AuctCneers.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE
DRIVATE SALE. an
EXTRAORDINARY TERMs-USUsUAL OP'
PORTUNiIl.

4 MAT MODERN TwO-sT0RY STOCK
BRICK DWELLING, No. 3lS west Cary street,
north side, between Madison and BelNldere streets,
bath-rooni, &c.
TERMS; elO0 cash: balance. Ten years. without
Interest J.TIiOMPSON BROWN,
fc s-8t Real Estate Agent. IL IL Main street.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, AG
i HOUSE and LOT near Mcchums river, ~
sieian In Tie county For fell particulars address
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE,
h24- 2huIm Ncchums River, Va.
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lodge CoaiSitationS--Among the secret
societies. 20 called, who have this week
contributed to alleviate the suffering caused
BY the fatal accident at the Grove shaft
were Dale and Stuart Lodges, Knights OF
Honor twhitel and Evergreen Lodge fool
ored). 0dd-Fdlows. They have con-
tribnted literally, but others, including 90
clctics and individuals, haye not been b.
hind them. The different churches will
take up collections to-day.
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HrsTIyGs CoURT.-Tbe Hastings Court
Yesterday was engaged in the trial OF civil
causes. The grand jury will be in session
Tomorrow morning.
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Mdyos Bridge.--The repair OF this
bridge was TO he done by the owners be-
fere% The attempt 10 get temporary
bridge over the cham for foot passengers
proved aboytlye, owing to high waitv. The
same cause will prevent repairs being COM
menced just yet.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
John d. Holloway, charged with cutting
and wounding with knife Patrick MUIR
phy. The accused waived an examination
and the case was sent on to the grand jury.
No bail allowed.
Robert Bullock (colored), charged with
stealing three pairs OF shoes Of the value of
sls, the property OF j. A. Grigg. The
case was continued to February 21st. and
accused bsiled.
Henry Houch (whitc) and Claiborne
Howard (colored), charged with fighting in
the street. Houch was fined IS and How
ard was discharged.
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THK THEATRE" Golfers Bankers
Daughter Combination" will on Tuesday
night commence an engagement Of
three nights at the Theatre. The
Bankers Daughter" is deseryedly
popular, and few plays have ever
been placed upon the American stage
which have held favor with the public and
enjoyed longer run than has this. Our
people remember with pleasure Its produc-
ton here last season, and will doubtless
give IL warm welcome on its return.
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T T. CHRISTIAN, ea
LIE FURNISHING UNDERTAkER,~
tate with and successor To y. \. BELNiN,l
No. 2l5 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
has large assortment OF WOOD aud METALLIC
CASES, CASkETS, SHROtDS, CLOTH CAS-
kETs. &C.. at low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly, attended
10 day or night. ale J-ou
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For THE BENEFIT OF THE MIDLOTHIAN
SuFFERERs.-An entertainment will be
given for the benefit OF the Midlothian
sufferers In the lecture-room of st. An
drew's Episcopal church tomorrow eve
ming. The programme embraces reading
by Rev. DIR. Armstrong, and music by Miss
Swain, Mr.. Grant, and Others. Many will
tunity TO spend a pleasant evening and at
the same time assist q most worthy object.
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DICHMOND. FREDERIcK-BrRG

PIC II MON ID. FKEDERICk-BJ re-
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROND.-Irh,allt
commencing SUNDAY, January ~. lss2:
500 \. NJ. leaves Byr,i->trctt station 81 .fors
only at Milford ana Frederick -irre
300 \. VI. leaves Byrd-Strcct station daily nA-
cVpt Sunday.
500 r. NJ, leaves l}yrd-s rect station d,!ly.
400 4. NJ. Accommodation tor ashland. lfasts
Brold-Str,et station daily tlyc,iL
sundays.
l:2S \. W, arrives ~ Byrd-Siroci station fqU,.
800 4. W. arrives NJ Byrd->ircct station dlit.
makes no local stops.
efS /. We arrives AZ Iiyrd-sirect -tat!rl daiii
except sunday.
e:ol a. VI, Accommodation. arrives ~ Br.aI-
street station daily except fnBdaf
4. \. TAYLOR. General Ticket Aonf.
l.. 4. ID. MYERS, General Nlut rlutend,rf Ia Il
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Close connection made ~ Richmond 10 ~ poia'.
north and south ria Richmond. fr,i,ffca -lll.
and Potomac. Richmond ana Danyillc, ugI Riot
mond and Petersburg railroads, and at J. yrchh.fr
with Norfolk and Western and Virginia Mlilau.
railroads.
For other information apply NJ No. li03 Hf
Il07 Bank street. n. :. BAliiei u,
General Freight aud Ticket AZ 30
nprkrt-r 1911 t..pnrsf Rf,rY..r IL. ODD
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tFor the Dlspatch.l
ShOckOO Crook. Avniu.

from OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE
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a. VI"
500 \. W., FREIGHT. daily except sunis,.
4:3O /. Me- FREIGHT, daily except SUI ti,.

direct fOur-hours connection Is mad f-4n..u
Richmond and Norfolk by trains lsasiug Elch-
mono ~ 100 4. VI aud Norfolk "a 1925 r. ~.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will START frr, ti.
AppomattOA dcrOt. T. d. kIISF.
General superintendent
APoPE, General Passenger ana 1ickrt Ag,iI.
ia0I
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UNDERTAkERS.

JAMES MCDONOUGH X CO.,e~
- UNDERTAKES. No. IL NORTH ~-A<
EIGHTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, NA:-We keep
BITRIAL-CASFs and CAskETS. Orders prompt
ly attended Ia In city or country. Having our own
carriages and hearse. We are prepared e. attend
funcfnls at very reasonable rates. u 21-eOd3m
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATeHII
COMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS, DIRECT. CONNECT.
ING At PORTSMOUTH
BAL TIdORE AND TIRE NORTH, OLD POINT
COMFORT. sMITHPlELD, AND
HAMPTON VA.
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
ONE OF THE COMPANY'S SPACIOUS AND
ELEGANT DAY STEAMERS
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United States mailJ
2. G. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every AY,WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY ut $3.50 a. VI. for abYyc-named
places. connecting AZ Portsmouth with the Bay Line
ior Old Point, Baltimore, and the North. Return
ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk at \. NJ arriving
~ Richmond at about L. VI.
rare 10 BaltiinorC "
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y OC
Fare to New 10 81
rare 10 DOslOn IL w
Through tickets on gale on steamer andtt Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. BaggAe checked
through.
STATEEOOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Port smouth.
Smithhcld. and Hampton: Washington. ID. c.:
Ncwborn, Washington, aud Tarboro', y. G.. and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point, and all regu
lar landings on James river, AT LOWEST RATES.
aud through bills issued. J.. b. TATUM,
Oc 26 superintendent.
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Leave
Richmond
Arrive nj
OluInbi1 .
Lynchburg.
Lexington,
" 'ru,On's..
Leave
" 'In>on =.
Lexington,
Arrive at
Lynchburg
Leave
Lynchlnirg
Columbia.
Arrive at
lilc hinond..
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-05
Thoughtful Mary.
From the Toledo American.

81 don't see how I'd git along with.
out Mary, nohow," Mrs. Blucher OBJ.
served, pausing to wipe the perspira-
tion from her aged features, and put
another ladle of soft soap into the
steaming suds, while her daughter
voice at the piano could be distinctly
recognized, floating out from the adj
joining parlor. II don't see how I'd
git along without that gal, nohow.
APays on these days when / hev the
tiringest work she just picks out her
incest pieces, like Sweet Rest, By
and By, and Mothers Growing Old
and sings 'em fur me afore she goes
out on the lawn to play croquet with
the other young folks. 'Taint every
gal as nd be so thoughtful, kin
tell you. Now, most on 'em nd just
bang away with Jordan is hard
road to travel or 'Whoop 'em up,
Eliza Jane but she amt none o.
that sort. She's pile O. comfort, 7"
and Mrs. Blucher famed herself
with her apron, preparatory to run
ming the clothes through the second
water.
1t is lamentable fact that there
are too many Thoughtful Marys'
in the land. But somehow or other"
we do not believe the "Marys" ought
to be blamed too much. The fault
seems really to be with the fathers
and mothers. If parents would do
their duty and train their daughters
in the sway they should CO." they
would be blessing instead of a
curse. Too many daughters are ed
ucated to be parlor ornaments, who
think their sole mission is to enter
tain the fashionable male galoots
who revolve around the simpering
female simpletons as a moth does
around the burning lamp, perfectly
aimless and without ambition. The
properly trained MARY" will ease
the burden Of the poor old mother,
no matter how high toned her school
education mag be. The DEMOCRAT
does not object to literary and mu-
sical attachments, but thinks the
girls ought not to forget their home
duties