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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

CHAScERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURS.
DAY-Judye E. II. FTtshugh presidang.-The
following cases were disposed Of
KimDrough rs. Barham's administrator,
&C.. 4: Decree removing trustee aud direct
ing him to deposit the fund in bis hands as
such trustee in the Union Bank Of Rich
mond within the time therein specified.
Jones, executor, Us. Jones, &C.: Decree
confirming report of commissioner, auditing
and settling eXecutoral and guardians ac-
counts, &c.
Hardgrove, &C., Is. HardSrove. &c.: De-
cree referring cause to commissioner for
enquiry and report.
Myers, guardian, Is. Call, &C.: Decree
confirming report of commissioner and pro-
yidiny for the distribution Of the fund on
hand.
Harvey Is. Peck, &C.: Decree making
final settlement and adjustment of all lnat-
ters involved in the cause.
Goodwin, &c., Us. Ransom, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner OF sale
and making partial distribution of the
fund on hand.
Arnall, trustee, Us. Arnall, &C.. &: Decree
confirming commissioners report and max
ing partial distribution OF the fund on
hand.
Charles, &c., Us. Barham, &C.: Decree
making final disposition OF the fund in the
cause.
Tenser, guardian, Is. Tenser, &c. Decree
confirming report Of sale and making provl-
sion for the disposition and Investment OF
fund.
Mitchcll's executor Us. Mitchell. &C.;
Mitchell rs Mitchell, &c. Decree confirming
report of commissioner and settling amount
to be paid to Mrs. Julia A. Mitchell.
Wooldridge's administrator rs. Akers,
&C.. Decree referring cause to COMMISSION
er for inquiry and report.
Trent. trustee, Us. Hill, &c. -: Decree refer
RING cause to commissioner for inquiry and
| report.
GAYS administrator Us. Gay, &C.: Decree
sustaining exception Of Mary B. Strange,
| and overruling all others to the commission
e1;s report; but in other respects than rs 10
Mrs. Strange confirming the report, and set
tling and adjusting the amount due to Mrs
| Stange.
Macon, guardian, Us. Boiling, &c. Decree
for transferring property of infant to another
| State.
Downey cs. Woodson, &c. Woodson rs
Woodson, &C.. Decree confirming report o
| commissioners, anu hahin5 oi@t1i'
| the fund on hand.
Dickinson rs Moores Decree referring
cause to a commissioner for inquiry ana re
port. o::,,
Claiborne Us. Schermerhorn, &C.: Opinion
of court sustaining one exception. over
ruling other exceptions to commissioner
report, and confirming same, except as L
one exception. Decree ordered accordingly
| c. NJ. Wallace rs G. A. Wallace: Opinlo
of court settling subjects Of inquiry, and rt
port to be made by commissioner. Deere
ordered accordingly,
Goyan's heiss us. Goddin, &C.: Opinlo
of court orerruling exceptions, conhrmin
commissioners report, and directing deere
accordingly.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTOE. 10 4. NJ, household fur
niture, books, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 r. NJ, the grounds
known as "Aberncatbys Flower-Garden,"
Broad between Henry and Be!vdere streets.
W.GOOD1N, 2. NJ, two brick tenemen:s and
four handsome lots adjoining, on the south side
OF Goblin street between Hickory and Tyler.
Also, Il lot IN Shocks plan, on the north slide Of
Goddlp street near 10 Calhoun.
LYME & BROTHER, 6 P. W., unexp!red lease on
lot corner of Eighteenth aad Broad streets with
framed store and two small framed tenes
ments.
RICHARDSON 6 co, 6P. IT., new framed store
aud dwelling OH southeast corner OF and
Twelty-seyenth streets.
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USMAlLARLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE %, 1874
Mrs. n. c. Claiborne, care Of Mr.. N. C,
Claiborne, st. Louis, Mo-. Mrs. Mary A.
Duke, care of John Duke, Stauuton, Va.
W. II. Il. G. Jinkins, Richmond, Va. Mr.
George W. Mitchell, 1872 Broadway, New
York city; b. McNally, post-oiii:e box 432
Norfolk. Va; James NJ. W!it!le, Pittsyl'
yauia Courthouse, Va.
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The closing exercises aud distribution Of
awards and diplomas will take place at the
following public schools to-day: Valley
school. corner of Fourteenth AID Marshall
streets. cotnmencing at 9 A. hi. Twelfth
and Leigh school, corner of Twelfth ana
Leigh streets, commencing ut y NJ.
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A WELCOME VIsIToR.-A hard shower OF
rain fell last night about 10 O'Clock, accom-
panied by wind, lightning, and heavy thun-
der. Several showers Of less consequence
fell between II and l o'clock. The streets
were swept clean and vegetation was greatly
refreshed, and i'll this way much good was
done, but there was little effect upon the at
m0Sphere, which remained hot and close all
the time the rain was not actually coming
down
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Editors Dispatch,-Please call the attention
of the city authorities to hole of water
some eight feet deep, left open at Altmyel's
old distilery, on Moore street near Brook
avenue. Three horses have very nearly
been drowned in it in ths course OF the last
month. BROOK AVENUE.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-Two more diyi-
sions colored Sons of Temperance will be
instituted next week, as follows: Ever True,
No. "a, at City Point, with 6G charter mem
bers, and King Solomon, No. 80, at Rockets,
with 80 charter members.
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FREE LsCTuRE.-Rev. W. Fl Milburn will
deliver his lecture entitled "Roast Beef and
Plum Pudding of Merric Old England" to-
night at Trinity church. The lecture is free
tn n1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

u. D.-The honorary degree of doctor of
divinity was conferred on Rev. d. 3. Win
free, of Manchester, by the trustees of
Richmond College yesterday afternoon.
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iAIHr .oOl--Ii YOU want ~ kseD cIoI- wear light
clothing. Z. B. SPEScE s. soN have spieneid
stock of light underwear, linen and alpaca coats,
white vests, &c. Give them caIl. They have
marked down their goods to the lowest living
prices q
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THE CITY CoUSCIL.-Ihe. members .esect
of the new Council meet this evening at q
o'clock to receive the report OF the commit
tee on rules, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

Husr1scs CoURr.-In this court Yesterday
Judge Guigon discharged Daniel Higgins, 1t
being ascerlained that be is unable 70 pay d
fine assessed against him.
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THE WEATHER To-DAY.--Partly cloudy
scedher and rain aoith south or 1rest ,Cinds
as reported as probable to day.
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AMAMMoTH WArERMELoN.-Mr Marcelus
Hicks received from Tallahassee, Fla, yes
terday fine watermelon weighing thirty
pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where youcan get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches. 1ewery, silverware, &C. Call at A. HAIR
RIs's Loan OGlce, l 322 Main street, and 5ou will
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly confi-
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST FIR. 4
IL GINlA RFGIMENT, JUNE 2G. 1s74.-A
meeting of The commissioned officers Will be II
held at The Office of the Piedmont Insurance Con-
pany, corner Of VI, In and Tenth streets, SaTU!-
DAI EVENING. 27,h Instant, ut 81 O'Clock. Ufl.
GERS abscHting themselves without toud excuse VIII
be lud to the extent OF the law.
BY order OF Colonel JOHN A: SLOAN.
ie 1G-2t T.. -, sTAkkr, Adjutant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

THE ALARM or FIRE turned in at box II
Yesterday between l and = O'Clock was
caused by the shaking of lime on board a
vessel ut Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUzE SHIRTS at z. B.
SPEScE& SoS's, 1900 Main streer.
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.M1I1rARY EXCURSION Company G, First
Virginia Regiment, propose an excursion to
West Point on Monday, June 29th. 1t
promises to be very enjoyable affair.
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prx FEW SETS OF those friicd collars and cuffs
,rh,ch Iryy BROTHERS sell at l5c. II they are
,or worth double The money don't take them.
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LEVY BROTHERS will give you more goods
vour money than any other establishment IN THIS
city. They sell for cash. ask bat one price, ana
show y large and well-assoried stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

RFMSaSrs OF DREss.GooDs Of every descrip-
tion, very cheap, at LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

LIGHT SUITS at E. D. SPENCE & soN's, 1900
Main strt ct.
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The progress made by the pupils of these
schools must be gratifying not only to the
people of color, but also to the whites of the
citr. who have SO freely contributed to the
maintenance of the public-school system.
Mr.. Crump and Miss Knowles, the accom-
plished principals, have been assisted in their
lubors by number Of colored teachers, and
have found them intelligent and pcrseveriDg,
and entirely deserving Of the confidence OF
their people.
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III 10000 YARDS HAMBURG EDG-
lNGS and lNSERrlNGS, all widths and quail
ties from l2Gc. 10 So per yard;
BLACK THREAD GUIrURE, BLOND and YAK
LACES:
CLCNI. BOBBlS. ENGLISH,
THREAD. CROCHET, and SANOSI LaCES
aad EpGlNGS:
COLORED CLUNT LACE, for Crcss trimming,
III Zoe. per yard worth csc;
CROCHET EDGlNG IT l5c. tor Il piece Of twelve
Na,dS worth sc. per yard;
CROTCHET EGDlNG at 25c. a piece of twelve
yards worth 7Jc.:
EVEELASTISG EMBROIDERY TRIMMING
n; SOC. for 4 piece OF twelve yards worth 81
PlOuE TRIMMINGS at 25 worth so and 75c.
apiece;
EMBROIDERY PIQUE TRIMMINGS at soc.
worth 81;
CaSIi'S TRIMMINGS. in all widths and qualities:
SNUWDRop TRIMMINGS, twelve yards in 4
piece, both sides alike, III soc. worth 81 ; the
largest. cheapest, and best assorted stock Of
TRIMMINGS can be had at
LEVY BROTHERS.
COT.GATE'S SOAPS, LAVENDER WATER, at
reduced prices je pa
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STATE TREAslRY.-The balance In tho
State Treasury yesterday vas s5Q6,072'W.
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HA7RWORKs &c.

MO MONOPOLY, NO EXTORTION,
IN AND NO OTHER. HUMBUG.-WILLlAM
WILDT, SR..-327 BROAD STREET 327-EsTABB- D.
TUKER OF HUMAN HAIRWORK.-The atten,
ton of the ladies Is called 10 the facts: That sell
goods as cheap as they are sold ut any other place;
that Through my long experience In the business
and sii the new advantages for working up comb
pgs am able to satisfy my customers that Hair n.
work In nv line viii be done at short notice and In
n work,nanliLe manner. je 23-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

THE LAST CHANCE TO purchase dry goods Mt LEVY
BROTHERS, this week. They close at O'Clock this
evening, and remain closed until Monday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT TIE DISPATCH
Office on Thursday, Jane 25th
, A. VI. BPM 6P.M
81 % 02
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l15 ANOTHER LOT OF SASH RIB
RoNS.-W Widc-hgurcd SASH RIBBONS at 4Oc.
per ward worth 60c.;
Wide striped and watcred SASH RIBBONS, both
sides alike. at so and soc. per yard worth IL
and 81 .25 per yard;
Watcrcd SASH RIBBONS, in pink, blue, and cher
ry. at Csc. per yard worth 81;
Wide plain silk SASH RIBBONS at 75c. per yard
worth II;
Donhlc-iaccd RIBBON. one inch wide, satin one
side the other watorcd, al l5c. per yard worth
2Ic.;
RIBBONS in all qualities and colors, from one
fourth inch TO seven inches. The above com
priseS the largest, cheapest and best assorted
stock of RIBBONS ever offered in his city.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Lock AZ our ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
il -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26

FAIL Sor TO SECURE SOME OF THOSE TWENTY
cgsr su,Rr-BosoMs at LEVY BROTHERS, worth
MY cents. They are only slightly damaged but NOT
i2jayed.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS advertisements ana
profit thereby.
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REMOvAL.-3. HARRIs's Loan OfEce Established
in 1869 has been removed 70 1892 Main street.
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8nlrntond Dispatth.

sN TIL e CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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EsaREYSasrs OF HUcKAgAcK for sa'e very eseAp
at LEVY BROTHERS
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LECTURES.
TIEE LECTURE.

FREE LECTURE.
REV w. III. MILBIRN. "The Blind Man Eo-
quent,'' Will deliver his popular lecture euiltled
THE BOAST BEEF AND PLUM PCDD1NI
OF MERRlE OLD ENGLaSD'
at Trinity church THIS (Friday) EVENING. Al 81
o'clock. The Lecture is FREEto all. j. 2c-lt
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MEETINGS.

TNIGHTS OF PYrHIAS.-A MM
IA regular convention OF DAMON S.EA
LODGE, No. Z. Knights Of Pythiss. ls 81 Il
will be held THIS tFridayj EVENING. SSsET
ri s O'Clock. The presence Of every meIn- \ssgsD
her Is desired. Members will come pre- QaiZ
pare 10 pay their dues. Us this Is the last meeting
night In the quarter. The committee on PICNIC
will make final re port In relation thereto, aud the
election of officers will take place.
BY or der ut the &. c.:
JAMES f. klDDICK, X. Of r. and s.
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LINEN UyDERwEAs at E. 3. SPENCE SONS,
400 Main street.
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ATTENTION!

Assemble at regimentai armory on FRIDAY W
NIGHT next al S% O'Clock, In undres5 uniforms IL
| tor drill and business.
/. 15.2t 5. j. SMITH, orderly.
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-tz. LADIES READY-MADED DRESSES
in great variety; imported dress patterns made
up to order al very short no;ice;
Elegant BATISrE DRESSES Imported direct
from Boston) at SIS worth 800;
RElDY-MADE GARMENTS Of every descrp-
liou III very moderate prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.
CoLGATE'S LANENDER WATER reduced to
1Jc. l,er bottle:
VIOLET WATER, reduced to S5c. per bottle.
jc24
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 GRAND BALL will take place at GS
"A Riverside Park on FRIDAY, June ~. ESA
for the bcn"iit nf Richmond Brass and string g.gEA
Band Those who wish to enjoy themselves
M dancing should ne present. Admission. 2oc
Music will commence IL 81 =. NJ. Good order VIII
be enforce d. JOnN Y. niShi
i ls,S.
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VOL. XLVI.



s-E- TUCKED CAMBRICS at 75c., 81, and
sl.25 per yard;
SHIRRED or PuFFED MUSLIN at soc. per
yard worth 81;
INDIA TwILLkD LONG CLOTH at 80, 35, 40,
is, and 5oc. per yari--all very cheap;
SWISS MUSLIN at 12n, Is, 163, 20, 25, and up
10 see. per yard;
SAINSoOk from 20 10 75c. per yard;
CAMBRlC from 20 10 soc. per yard;
Sott-Nn!sh CAMBRlC at zoe. per yard worth SOC; :;
STRlrED MuSLlNS nj 25c. per yard worth 35c. !;
LARGE-CHECK MUSLIN, suitable for aprons,
wrappers, and dressing sacqucS, at soc. per
ward worth SOC:
TARLETANS In all coorS and qualities:
Wide WHITE oRGANDlES in all qualities;
VICTORIA LAWN at 20, 25, 80, and soc. per
yard;
BISHOP LAWN IN all qualities:
LINEN LAWN, yard wide, at i0c.-would be
cheap II SOC.
For The beSt-assor,cd stock Of WHITE GOODS In
tc24 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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gnIhaGl. vtGf9 u 'siAA tl7NIVo y
The Antiquity Of Lsndsn.

/, Col Fornsv w,;t;no eyom Ionaon
!. rs Dnrinn , shor, r;.i, - w..,n, ;n,sts,
a1.ie - &C., d.,ss. :, =, sss.sI !. !.
Nv; I, !. ul,,,ss, IA :. : - 1aaaann
m.ds,snd nnbl;shsd 4 ~. I, ,t.,in,I = :
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= ,",O, .' yoa, y s,S...ss~;ss NJ oSS1tsA.s, az
s's"' nuua'oe s1 NJ aaa Ds.V'e ~
'ao '', Na','y - ~ 1' ~ y1i ys
'.'o''sau o'o auaesu anu a'" 'I'y. s - us wa.
'."'0 'u' n'as Da'.u"'s !" 'No '"1u'aus ,a J,
s,A nu"u'd anu o,A. ,"rpe ,rp ,ysH,a yv' ''',''u
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.J0NEsBOROUGEL,

- lilb q l..,..l,.gs Hsssf s5s9isb sstIs
hS SssaiAs oVss 'ag bsbqs.'ilq
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PRESIDENT POLk's WIDOW.
4, ~ ,hss 7oi ssia- -T-T s. i,1iaj % s9T,H (;
a, Visit, 70 enc .et,ti'c Mothers Of
2oiYgp ait the Nation, rpG9isS !


n One. of the eosy, islmdyi Streets OF
Nashville, the Boston ofthe South, in an
old.fasLioned mapsion Of red brick, with
wide, deep, windows. and hlammoth.pilI
Jared piazza jutting out like the bold
forehead Of the, famous man that once
lived there, IL the house % Mrs James
Kuox Polk, widow Of tue tenth President
Of the United States --one oftke Mothers
Of the Nation. A slender, graceful old
lady with . suow.wbite neckerchief and
folds Of frcurls that lie pat on each side Of
her brow. She is rs years old, but Der
fgurc'is as straight, her step as quick and
her eycseas bright as tue eyesIofa a girl !;
active in every BENEVOLENT scheme. gen.
erous to ansextrcmc, hospitable according
cthe traditions Of Keltucky, hospitality
aud as,eourtlyas d queenia La Nashville,
|" few days. ago, the house was POINTED
out to me aud a description Of the old lady
given, With the remark that she liked. to
receive strangets. S'So l thought 4 would
pay my respects to- cI saoi1ssllse.i ielyA 3.
ITO THE wipowc Or a PRESIDENT \ \
and about monday entered the gate Of
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A REMARKABLR CASE! !
30 Il9t NF lll,---TI nv a = h1Itl
The Infiuence si Mind Over mat
ter@A wife Preserved trsm VIC
fence BY a Bed-rlddcn Husband.

4 scs.ss,. y,,,5Hee So fsx q, ,e
! s,gsg, !, - ' tsy'''''s Pypu'sl aln
.ILssSr.,.sa ,s1s Ss or"Sy orr'Ss ,.oonhJnnYY'"s
.ba. - a. ~ t''SsSeu.a sSei.aq = 'u'SP'ay
hIs IN .,1,s,'"a - posPs'o X" ner y SaSScr' r.
.,..s,sY =, ~ 'SSL'.s ~ sn 10. ol'p ouy y6 any
gaessl ~ - & - Sa'O51fS : y ~ oeu "
BLs,n, ., o,s sa,osS,.I,S | ~ !. ~. any years,
boashssns,orr ;r,,,,,,scsy;e = ca sIas l6'i =.
his had nr,sss ss.,;.Il l,.st;,, ,si., SSg,n
shao,,,,, l;sD-s -, sr.g ,Tj,,I
h,v;na ,.,b;a, az, :. sa,. .a1,S y, !.
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k,o.,,,,aa ,rsh.,,,,a s,,,D sei eS,, gor -
ljpjs Rms,,y, h. ,1.so l,nnss,,,t,noy ,.oli
spos,rto,sIrs Spo,;rs and a. iTa;ro. !, ,,s
ards,sa h,m,o ,.,,s,, oI,,,a,,Ir.. 1S1fs.,1.1
no so,r0.shoa ~, .,a, ,.s;,l,a1,I1si
v;aa .;;,h .oto,.,LL ,hL, ~. =, -
rn,,,s, ..A..,.,...,. a. .'.a.a,. 80 :,
adso,t Mrs q,,;n ~ h.;.,, J. ! j. b
man so,o.a;sa ,a,o s.,a,I
,rbs nsadls, r,I,o,raa h.,.,.na 49, 4, !,
eo,la .soo,o 10 sns,r.si s,a. ..,,,,,,,,st !, !.
amin "a ass,sv,,a ..t,ss,,s .ssI.
,~oso ,hon M r,rs,,,y sH
riolau,Iv ,n.,I,. aao. rn,.s,h. ), .aas.,.
.v;ll.hG d M,e To,;n h.a, h..a i, I, s1,.
!, w,to... ,ol,,ho s.,a,,,.,. -
Al. ~, as'A,sin. 90 S Ss,s.K p ~,
linz or, Tho aaor ,h,,,uss.., 5s.. e..
shr;sLs-so, al n s,o.,a,. "a s,.y, S....
s,,ns,n,,ur.l nowar I'D ,nS ;,ss,,.,S..
of ,b., nos., ). .l,o7 ,s,,,.,,,, e.s.,-,s. l.S,
n,a h.a. ~. - - . - ~
""N WV" up"VtO w fouNc tVt }tdIf.
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"what has. caused this e said the

"wAats hat has caused this "a said the
father. - .-,,.-.,r q, -
The son was silent. .,i.,,.,,. ,.,,,d
When told that i was rum. he irdeclm-
81 that he would never touch ., drop in
e'S 'iiessl sdi saaai l,ue 2loY EsA
10 But suppose that lad should be invited
to q wedding feast. where, with fruit and
cake, the wine cup Is passed, amid scsnfs
of ehesrfulness aud gayety, wllers all ahs
friends are Observation-Disclosures
kind TO- each other, and he should bo
asked 70 ,dlink would he rsiuss Z. Or.
suppose him walking out swithhis fathsr
on New Years Day -tO.call Oa.his young
lady friends, 0sepi0y the festivity Of
us ushcripg il in .tb the new year, ,W,tA .other
things, wine wine is is handed tphim byo 4 smiling
girl. His His naobles-hIeayted noble father. yhemIhs
loves, presses ss sl The vineiglass to bis lips
aud! aud compliments l the young lady on the
excellence e Ic', of is quality what ropderii
The The son On follow o1ga bis s example?5-Aapsal,.
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"A strasagen, On ,,l ,hs scadssld.' 2,

StratnSemA on tne ScnnoId. =,
A Paris correspondent relates the
following story about the Polish Prince
Lubomirski, "who wIites SO Jcleyeriy
and chatters 80 necessarily; This
udSorShpate Princess ss,l remaiaedi in paris
during the Reign, Of Terror, imagining
that her foreign nationality would save, save
her from'tha guilIotine. The unhappy pppyl
lady, who was very beautiful. nj made da 4
mistakes SHE had beeh the II intimate t6aaat1e
friend ofpfihcess EaRbaiiee, and da9vay 9wvas
arrested On h aiigoanaless s,ispicioalof
being in correspondence @it6 the AIS
triah veRnineht,g aid hurled of f1toy
execution on The day f6IIowihg that
which saw Madame z Roland petish.s
Princess Lubomirska had one little
daughtel, which she wished u embrace
before she died. fhA aaithmla nurse
brought the chlld m her arms, ana at
therisk Of her own G iifeIAto tile Very
foot Of the scafold. The wretched9
mother wishing that her little one
should befecognized in after years BY
the Lubomirski family, And not Being
allowed tofwfite b Them, imagined the
fOlleaang means OF identifying her 20
orphan daughter. STOPPING down she
-dippedher' fingers III the blood ofAas
victim who had just perihedand wrote
these words nabig letters on q scrap Of %
her linen, sThcicMlddwlthi ths letters y
j. b. scratched onpits afmis hiy ydaaghl'a
ter, Princess Lhbornifski.e % Then taf9h
ins,spp lsAs scratched tbe. initials s0p'r
the arm Of her ch,lassenbraced it,
moments afserward-laid her head un.
der thc1Knse.y The nurse when the =,
Reign Of Terror was over, took w
child 70 Poland, wheie, being recognissdsa
by her mothers family, in the.eoursel offs
years she married her cousin, Pfincea
LadisIa Lubomirski.o The presene .
Prince las o'sen seen tho initial scar
on his grshdmother's arm. The old :
lady only, died few years agq,l,ss ssgis
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Rtsnf.

A gentleman took bis son TO . drunken
,9v in ? tavern, where the inmates, were
ightips aud swearing, and said hessH
5spor YOU know what caused all this7"
,flIs 0 ssais' % oSalaavis &sTg ~
His father, pointing 10 tho ,6eeantcrs.
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this graceful. old,fashioned courtesy, but
I never saw before q real illustration of
= TIE MANNERS OF, THE REPuBLIcAN.
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= why, you see,r she began, '.you tskeL;,
a chestnut and cut round the hull With
sharp knife, and ssu take one half she !
chestnut in your mouth, and your fellow !
takes the other k.lf in his mouth, and
pull, and the hull comes right Of.