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FOCAL MATTERS.

,....,s SERVICES To.McERow.-in >, y nc +
h''.,.:,.., ..,.> services will he helu IN Al, o'
r;,'~.. ,'.5-h ..15rchcs tomorrow except the fol-
II, ia,. ''' .' ,.r,iil arHoinimcni>: :,
.>v'- U.,tnt,<'.-The pastor nj IL A.
~, :rsi. "Msscrjal Wrought Tor 'hs
y. M,..,~.,y <;l'1' Tcmylr." At > P. NJ second a
A,-'.,' Of a series on the "L'le ana m
~''. i" ..,, - e lbraham." These special ser.
''.,.y'S,rj Mi nr continued every Sunda! mghl
ID '',>.l,,, >..l,; Ns.hnd;<:,-Rcv. +. \. =
-. g.. .u,,f preach 1t 5 y. NJ. in German. ~
N,,- ~ Sart<i.-Kcv. ]. J.. NJ. "f's' A.
,..,,A. ii. No service at n'sh', :,
','. ,.'....,''.u HaU.-Dr. H"ge at IL a. M M.
-. =" Some Questions Relating 10 'he
IN .toutjruedl. ss.
>'... .,.s,.s,5r.. Mass Ncct'ng.-A snnaays y,,
H, ",>s.S, S.S.>>;Snary nas>.mce'inS will be helo
,I.' ~. T.r> BAPTIST church at ) O'Clock To- %,
=. 81. t ri-h.. in consequence OF when
.,... Y.II hrro cvruin@ service at the otheV
..'. 80, IEr-cDr> except at the LeiSh->trce'
H.. ,;irr>>,.> may DC expected from
,,m WILSON,. carry. and other distinguished
~. Ks.
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r,,,.c.H,st,ce Watte,s Successor.

TOLEDO, February 13.-An election was
held yesterday in Lucas county Tor sue
csssor to Chief.Justice Waite as memper
of the Constitutional Convention. II result
ar; in tba choice Of General James B. Stead
man independent Democrat, over William
BARBER, regular Republican.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bills, &C. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing in these inks and for all other escrip-
tions Of printing. to the Dispdtch Prnting-House.
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LISBON, February 13.-The mail steamer
from South America reports that the yello W.
fever continues unabated at Rio, and the
cholera is raging with great violence in Bue-
nos Ayres and Monteyideo. Thousands OF
people had fed from these cities.
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AsNlYERsARY BALL OF THE BLUEs.-The
members ot The X. l.. l. Blues are making
great prep.i a.ioDs for their grand ball at st.
n Dams Hall February 23d. On the ensuing
!o'H OF May the COMPANY will celebrate it,
e'sh'!-htst anniversary.
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Religion in Academies.

ALBANY, February 13.-ln the Assembly
n motion to withdraw the State appropria-
tions from all academies under control OF re.
ligious or denominationol societies, or which
make religious profession test of admission,
was defeated.
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CLoTlHENG.-E. B. SPENCE d Son, 1900 Main
street, have very large stock Of ready-made cloth
Ing, which they are selling at the very lowest mar
ket prices as..
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ADJUDGED LUEATlC.-A commission de
lunatico inquirendo was ordered in the case
of Labcous Timberlakc, citizen Of Henry
township, in the county of Hanover, and
the Board, after an investigation on yester-
day, decided that he was u lunatic, and his
friends this morning placed him on the west
ern bound train Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for Stauaton. 1t is said that there
is but little probability of getting him
place in the asylum, but having brother
living there, who will take charge of him.
they will be able to obtsin the attention of
the ply sicians ut tue asylum. The insanity
of Mir. Timberlakc is said to be produced by
Il disease which has been affecting his eyes
for sometime, and very recently extended to
his brain. He is u very highly.respected
citizen, and his misfortune is very much re-
pretiet
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YOUR TEETH CAN BIZ PRESERVED and whftened
by using MEADE & BAkKR'S SAPoNIEE DEST1-
FRIcg 1t is recommended by our best dentists
and sold by druggists generally. Price, soc. box.
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4rALFlEp.~-Mr. }. l.. Waterman, of Pc.
''!>'urg, ha, qualified before NJ. +. Pleas.
a"i>, E>4., Clerk of the United States Cir
cH'' Court, rs Uuited States Commissioner
lOF The Eastern District of Virginia.
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wo,nan,s war on wniskey In Ohio.

C1scIssATl, February 13.-The whiskey
war continues with farcical fury. at Shelby,
Ohio. one hundred ladies were grossly In
snIted ON the streets by the saloon-keepers.
At New Holland they were assaulted by a
saloon-keeper with q poker.
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The GRAzlERs IN CoUSCn.-There was a
council Of the graziers in the hall of the
House Of Delegates last evening. The COM
mittce appointed at previous meeting re-
ported bill to amend and rcenact sections
3, 6, !, s, and. 8 of chapter 50 of the Code
OF 1873 in reference to the sale and weighing
of live stock in this city. The bill provides
that weighmaster shall be appointed, who
shall give bond in the sum of $1,000. All
beef cattle shall be offered on Thursday and
Friday of each week, and penalty is fixed
for violation Of this section-one.half OF
which shall go to the iniormer. The weigh
master is required to make report monthly
to the Auditor Of Public Accounts of the
receipts for all cattle, etc., weighed, and shall
receive as q compensation for his services
forty per centum of such receipts. The mat
ter was discussed and the bill considered BY
sections after which the whole was adopted.
Colonel Armstrong presided and Mr. Long
leg acted as secretary.
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THE SAPoSINE DENTrFRIcE, prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER, Is the safest and most efficient
tooth-powdcr In use. II costs only 5Oc. box, and
Is sold by most apothecaries.
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wisconsin Episcopal Convention.

MILWAUKEE, February 13.-The Episcopal
Convention adjourned after midnight, falling
to elect a Bishop. The election will take
place in June next at the annual meeting Of
the Diocese. The contest is between High
and Low Church and ritualism.
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ELECTION IN Observation-Disclosures
iIiTcr has issued Il writ TOR an election to
bc held III Chesterfield county on the 9Th OF
Aarch TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the un-
seating OF DIR. Wake.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks to the Dis
match Prlpting-IIouse.
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REDUCED.-As the season is advancing Messrs.
4. Is. SPENCE & Son have put down the prices of
their oyercoats and other heavy winter stock at
greatly reduced prices,
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UusTIHGs CouRT.-No business was trans
acted in this court yesterday.

Police COURT. FRIDAY.-JuSttce While
The case cf J. J. Wilkinson, charged with
assaulting and iniuring William B. Smith,
was continued and the accused baled to ap-
pear on the 18Th instant.
Eliza Palmer was fined s. for abusing
Anna Anderson.
Indiana Anderson and Harris Butts were
fined 81 each for assauiting and threatening
TO beat Eliza Jordan.
Several parties were tried for minor
offences and discharged.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-Professor Hartz has been
highly successful during bis stay In Rich
mond. Every night he has been eompli-
mented with large and select audiences, who
fully appreciated his inimitabIe perform
anees. He will give q matinee at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon, aud close his engagement to-
pigLt.
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk will
certainly take place in May. Positively no further
postponement
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CnlifoxaaG.

SAN FRANCISCO, February lathe steam.
or Ianan which arrived to-day, landed t3I
passengers and 1870 tons Of freight.
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Indian Affairs.

New Yoaz, February 13.-The following
telegraphic correspondence has tlken place:
Fe1c York, February H. General William
z. Sherman, Washington, D. O.: The trou-
bic with the Sioux, which for some time
past we have been trying to avoid, seems
now 20 be beyond any peaceable solution.
In addition to the killing OF Lieutenant R0-
binson and Corporal Coleman the chief clerk
of the Red Cloud agency has been killed.
The agent Of Spotted Tails agency reports
that large parties Of hostile indians from
both agencies have left for general hostil
ties.
General Ord has sent out scouting parties
to warn the ranchmen and tell them to re-
turn to the railroad. I will 60 home to-
morrow to superintend any action that may
be necessary.
[signedl P. Fl. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
Headquarters Army of the United States
Washington, February 12.-Geueral 2. a..
Sheridan, commanding Military Division, of
Missouri, Fifth-Avenue Hotel,-Your dis
patch of this morning received. Under call
of the Indian Department of to-day sent
to your headquarters, at Chicago. You will
be justified in collecting the most effective
force possible, even If You draw cavalry from
Fort Riley by rail to Cheyenne, to march
to Red Cloud agency, striking every party
of Indians that opposes. Every Indian who
has wandered south Of the North Platte
should DC demanded and held Us an accom-
plice in the murder of Lieutenant Robinson.
Their ponies must be very poor now, and
the game must be scarce, so the occasion to
give the Sioux lesson so long merited
seems to me favorable. My own opinion is
that the Sioux should never again have an
agency away from the Missouri river.
[signed] W. t. SHERMAN, General.
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uARTz tonight at Assembly Hall.

MEADE & BAKERS SAPONINE DENTIFRIcB is
the safest and most efficient tooth-powder in use.
Recommended By our dentists, and can be had of
the principal apohecaries at soc. O box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14

WHITE TEETH and HEALTHY GUNS are Insured
II .you use MEADE = BAKERS sApoN1sE DENTI-
ERIcE. Ask yonr druggist for II. Our best denttss
,,s,, aud recommendtt II.
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49,. ,r-,. Hall. MATERIALS INTERESTING
,, -, -rr CITY CorSC!L.- -the following
49,. nf a summons which has ocen
-.,7r the members Of the CITY toun-
~. ,,...,sr AZ the next term oil the nu>i-
-. ,,,rr and show cause why Inc Com.
.'- ..,,.l'> writ Of ,uGnddnlnS should not
invaded y-4ins, them TO colnpci lhehl ~
c.,r..Ia 10 Il, requirements q tt'c III" Ia
,...~.,sy", - providing q COURTHOUSE "iiu
f;~,.r,aai clerks oitlcf, &c: ,, J.,
~. II TUuHid. cltg q hachni0'a-,o
,-,. Al Court OF Nu>tlngs held Tor the
,,.y NJ Richmond. at the courthouse, on
t:G.,.y ,ac 9Th day of February, lsIt-
Where's the grand jury of the Hastings
,.,,,r, -. The civ OF Richmond, by their re-
,.,., ,,.,.rri on this dag. have condemned
:. ,...i Hall As place unsafe and unht to
f..:.g,. sessions Of the Hastings ana Chai-
c.T, ,oylr,, Of tbs said city, and deciarea
49,: r!.p clerks ctlicc of the Chancery Court
:. mn. ur,-rroof. as required by law. ana
.h.. ;lr Whole building is in such state OF
Gr,-.v fAa; il cannot be repaired TO MAKE IL
.,,, for any Of tic purposes for whlch 1t Is
m,.l and have transmitted With their report
.gr sworn examinations Of expert witnesses
,..ff. in. "a The Eic.s so found;
Ari whereas il is provided 10y law tnat
-. raar@! Of said city shall provide ana
.r,.,, n coed order courthouse. and pro-
,..' clerks office which shall be ire
:r.g,: .,a.
!. j., therefore ordered by the court. that
G..,-., Har-amin. John L. BosSieuN, L. l.
H,,,r.uyau. \. II. Chcsterman, Samuel ,.
,..,,al, Charles +. Davis. }. j. English,
Wt.lon English. Richard Forester, L. L
.. a,ry. .Iu>cpa HAL. Hugh Hagan, John u
lN-.li>, james Alfred Jones. Robert ker>e,
y. ii,-tomb. L. u. Manly, Henry Metz
~. v. e.. NcNbcrry, L. II. Starke, " liilam
A. >a,.. y. l.. Straus, James NJ. Talbot
C.ur.r> l.. Todd, |. :. Tower, \. L. Van
t,..M. Louis Wagner. Charles r.. W INT
.o,h. and Thomas II. Wynnc, being the mem
t-r, -. anI constituting the Council OF the
at, ...urr>a;h. nc summoned 10 appear here
Oh TIE l,l>' day Of tac next term OF TIM
ear. - show cause why the Common
M.s...'s writ OF muRidmuS should not be
.a.r.ird AGAINST them 20 compel them. II
.r...i;.nrr with the act Of the General As
,..Iy II Nirsiniu. 10 provide courthouse
al.ut!rr.;rapf clerk: Cffi2e, and that return
;v ,.a,, .lIcr I've made by the Sergeant o
;..,.,:y At Tie day herein named.
y cppy-Teste:
ASpHEw JISKISs, Clerk.
N,..,rllay morning tue Council special com
r.t,tr,.. oi which Nj James Alfred Jones i
chairman. and - when was referred TIT
>G3j.ct OF providing temporary quarters fol
the !iu>iin-~ Court. c,c.. had conference
viii IL. ,Iud.c. and authorized him to make
i. n ,ocction u he might think best. Dur
in. Tie dav the judge inspected sevcra
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THE EASIEST WAY to get $50 900 Is to purchase
ticket in the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE at
Norfolk, and you may be the lucky one. s{TicHes
can be had at P. WEIsIGER & Co.'s hat store l2ol
Main street Richmond,
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HAnTz at Assembly Hauto- night.

WANTED, COPY OF THE DISPATCH Qncludlng
the supplement- Of June 21st, 1867, In which was
published Dr. r. L. DABNEY's reply TO the letter OF
General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, criticising Dr.
n,pxry,s narrative of the first battle of Manassas
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DELICIOUS SHEHRY.-Messrs w. D. BLAIR &
co. have jus received q lot Of Duff Gordon Sherry
very dry and pale.
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SOME BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES OF SOFT HAT
Just received at 2. WEIsIG Err C Co.'S.
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THE PEMDRoKI SHIRT Is WARRANTED TO FIT,
Leave your orders at e. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900
Main street,
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS just received at P.
WEISIGER, e Co.'s
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LAST PERFORMANCE Of HARTz to-day at and
tonight al 8 O'Clock. sl
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UNDERWEAR, OF ALL GRADES, and from me.
dunn to best quality, at reduced prices, ut L B.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street
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CARPETS BELOW COST at JULIUS MEYERS, o0o
Broad street DEMoREsT's fashionable ana re-
liable patterns. II
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STATE ETREAsuRY.-Tbe balance in the State
Treasury yesterday was $3.50, 1921.
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TWENTY cAsEsMUNsr's DRY yERzENAY CHAM
rAoSE just received and for sale by W. D. BLAIR
d Go. at very low prices.
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Ir9oU WANT A NICK-FITTISG sIIRT, out OF tne
very bes: material, leave yeur orser at =. y.
SPENCE s0N's.
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HARrz MATINEE at Assembly Hall to-day at
o,clock .... .-s s- -. .-,eif
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LOST, STRAYED, DC.


@ x REWARD.-LOST, between the cor
sDC ner of Third aud franklin and the corner Of Of
Main and Adams streets no. 101) about o'clock
TUESDAY nirht, February OH. Il LADIES' BROWN
FUR CAPE. A reward of IS will be paid for its
return 10 this Office, or to No. 1O1, corner OF Main
and Adams streets. lie l5-Zt
TAKEN UP ON MY PREMISES, EESt5
L on and about the first of September. IL
1873, one RED HElFFER with short horns. The The
owner will please come and prove properly and
fake the animal away, or will sell him for charges
in zen days. RICHARD JOHNSTON, sidney.
fe 10-eod3t*
T OST, on Main street between Second and
~ Seventh streets, Il LADIES GOLD BAND
BKACELET, marked :" ". X. b." Tile finder will
leave 1t at this Office and receive liberal reward.
te 1927
r OST, a CHECK drawn by US on the Bank
IL of Commerce February 9, 1874, payable to
RiIs PAYABLE IP. & Col for four hundred and
ninety-two dollars and lfty-sevtn cents. .,,,,,
All persons are hereby cautioned against traolng
for same. payment having been stopped.
fe 1885 THOMAS & PlLKINTOE.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Oh, all sales of real estate made b,oee7 the 1st Of
Jn7udru and 3oth Of June the tnJeS for the pre-
se,af ue1ir hare to be paid blythe purchaser. On
all sales made bet5eer, the LIST Of J,tty and Sast
Of the year the ta1es haze to De pGtd W ytHs SetIeT'
E. p. CRENSHAw, at 10 o'clock, at his store,
furniture, sewing machines, &c.
u. X. WEISIGER,4 NJ, seven lots on Tenth be-
tween Hull and Decatur streets, Manchester.
LYNES BROTHER, l2 NJ, house and lot on CAL
houn between Allen and Hickory streets.
w. GODDIN. P. NJ, lot on northwest corner OF
p and Twenty second streets, Church Hill.
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HARTz, HARTz, HARTz, HARTz matinee at As,
sembly Hall at O'Clock.
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GRAND MATINEE at Assembly Hall to-day at
O'CLOCK
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FOR RENT.

j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
l1l5 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
TOR RENT, two new BRICK RESI- a.
L DENCES on west Main street-seven ELL
rooms; kitchen, three rooms bathrooms ana
other modern improvements: apply to
70 11Gr j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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Various Items.


Senator Lewis, chairman Of the Senate
District Committee, is quite unwell. and has
zone to his home in Rockingham county, Va, !,
for q few days to rest.
The Committee on Railways and Canals
have nearly completed bill for the improve
ment of the James River and Kanawha ca
nal. It only needs some details, upon which
the friends of the measure are not entirely
in accord. Representative Smith, who is
member of the committee, has given the
measure ardent support. Mr. Smith leaves
for Europe in May In the interest OF lmml-
grafton TO his State.
To-day Mr.. Eads, of ST. Louis, argued be,
fore the House Committee on Railways ana
Canals in favor of opening the mouth of the
Mississippi river by system Of jettees.. he
read bill which he had prepared to submit
to the committee providing that the Govern
ment shall pay him and his associates %, ,oo0.-
600 in nstalments as they shall perform the
Iork-S200, 600 when twenty feet OF water
shall! be secured in the channel, and the re-
mainder as that depth shalt be increased.
Representative Sypher was heard IN reply,
and characterized Ead's scheme as visionary.
He argued that the st. Philip canal was the
only permanent outlet that could be secured.
The canal being national necessity, u
would be a national disgrace if it should not
Ia constr,lctpd
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Cabinet Meeting.

There was brief executive session, but
M southern combinations. The President
approved the joint resolution to try General
Howard. The nomination rf Charles L.
Norris as collector of the revenue for the
third Texas district was sent In.
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DOR RENT, BRICK STORE, with f:s
Il dwelling above containing five rooms. LII
with good yard and sablng for eight or ten horses
on Mosby and Jay streets To good tenant rept
Will be moderate. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to u. W. sMIIHER
fe l4-2t$ Two doors Delow.
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, February l3.-The Irish Ride
Association of this city have accepted the
conditions on which the American Ritiemea
are willing to compete. -
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ST. PETEEsByRGH, February 13.-The En,-
peror of Austria arrived here this afternoon,
and WAS most cordially received by the Car
and members of imperial family.
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7 Thomson Brown

THREE NEW BRICK HOUSES on G::,
i west Cary street, six rooms, gas and wa E::l
ter, bathrooms, &c. Apply toorr->, to
fa d-Gt d., THOMPSUN BkO" n.
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.uT ANTED, to EXCHANGE FOR
w GREENBACKS five hundred tons Of supe-
rlor Anthracite Coal, Large quantity ct Clover
hin Coal ami Soft Coke, and Oak ana Pine " ooG'
az low rates. Also, six or eight line. large, we'll
hrokp vcnn9 Nulcs Is. COrTRELL,
"a oi-1 m corner Ninth and Basin bank.
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M ANTED, a purchaser for the cheapest
W TRUCKING and DALEY FARM around
the city. Great Inducements offered 10 man who
UNDER the business. The best chance for mo-
ney In Virginia. Address G. d.. post.ofice.
Ia
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WANTS.

W WANTED.-Families and day boarders
w can Le accommodated with comfortable
BOARD ut No. EOS east siaiu street, between se-
,oud and Third. fe 14-1t<
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

POWER OF ExAMPLE.-In town In Bavaria
there was little tumble-down church building,
where the Duke, Is often as he came that way,
used to go in and pray. II, on coming ont Of
the Chapel ne happened to meet any of the
peasants in the field, he loved to converse with
them in friendly way.
One day he met an old man with whom he
fell into conversation Oh various things /; amt,
taking liking to the man, he asked him 10
parting, whether he coull do anything for
him.
The peasant replied, Noble sir, you cannot
do anything better for rae than you have done
already
'How soS' answered he. Il do not know
that have done anything for you.'
'Bui know it, said the old man, 'for how
can ever forget that you saved my son : He
Travelled So long in the ways of sin that for a
long time he would have nothing more to do
with the church or prayer and sank every day
deeper ia wickeduess. some time ago he w was
here, aud saw YOU, noble sir, enter the chapel
Il should like to sac what he does there said
the young man scornfllly TO himself, and he
gliled in after YOU. But when lie saw you
pray so devoutly, lie was so deeply impressed
that he also began to pray ! and from that mo
meui he became a new man. thank you fol
IT, And that is why said you can never do
me greater favor than YOU have d)ne me al.
ready .'-Fron: the German.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

Foolish spending is the father Of poverty
Do not he ashamed Of work. Work for the
best wages or salary you Can get, but work for
half price rather than lie idle. Be your own
master, and do net let society and fashion
swallow up Yo4r individuality. Compel the
selfish body To spare something for profits saw
ed. Be sIiugy ID yU,ir own appsiite, but iner-
ciful 10 Others necessities. Help Others, and
proud, but let your pride be of the right kind
Be too proud TO be lazy too proud to give up
without couquer.pg every difficulty too proud
" wear q coat you cannot buy too proud tc
be In company you aannot keep up with in ex
penses; too proud to lie, or steal, or chta'; tot
proud 10 be stlngy.