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lLonssille Commercial, 7th.I
College Franks OF Manicure ID. Con.
way-The Authors ~ the Practical
Joke ON DIR, HeAse n. Hsecr


way-The Authors ~ the Practice
Joke ON DIR. . esse r. Peck.
DR.. Jesse T. Peek WIS paesident of Dick
i nson College, Carlisle, PENNSYLVANIA, in 1915
anil was made the 1ctim 0G practical ok
about thattime, which was Widely published
and REGARDED rs the Iery essence ,ef colleg,
mischief The authors OF the joke cap, a
this late day, be made known, Cor the first
time, Without xubjecIag them to .censure
DIR. Sesse Z. PECK ,(aftecward Bishop Peck
anu now. il We mistake not, dead,9 syas {
gerry large MAD, dgnifed IN bis maDner and
bearing, and with peculiar faculty for roll.
inS his RS In conversation. which made his
speech very impressive.
AZ Dickinson College, ia that year, wore
Moncure ID. Conway, now famous in this
country and in England for his high litersr V
attachments, bis vigorous, brilliant, intellect,
and bis strong.minded views on all religious
and scientific topics. His name Is familiar
10 every lover Of literature, and his letters
to the Cincinnati Commercial are one of the
most interesting features of that paper. Mr..
Conway Tor as bis iei,ow.students styled him
theDs Mono Conway was not regarded as
brilliant student, but was rather noted for
MS literary predictions. He appreciated
humor, and enjoyed the practical jokes for
when college students have always had.a
weakness.
In the same junior class was Marcus j.
Parrotl, who afterward became prominent
man in the Free-Soil party Of /" Bleeding
Kansas" and whose name for years was con-
nected With the politics OF. the West. This
was the same Marcus j. Parrot who some
sears ago, while at the Langham Hotel, in
London. dispatched 10 the Grand Hotel in
Paris to reserve apartments for him. On
bis arrival there great was his establishment
to find that one OF the grandest suits of apart
ments in the hotel had been reserved for him,
while he was greeted with the greatest dis
play OF respect by mine host and bis staff.
This extraordinary attention TO simple
American sovereign was caused by ludi.
g. Gus mlseoneeption OF Mr.. Parrotks name.
1ae dispatch conveyed to the landlord the
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AI No, .sALEs-Fasurl maya.
By N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent End Auctioneer,
No. HOFFMAN streef.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALu.A.
jHf,E BTyIfDINa LOTS ON STATE STR Ell,
T1fpT0N'9fsy virtue OF q decree rendered In the
ease OF Grimm. who sues, &c. u.s. Marks's admins,
traitor ct as. in the County court o. nsh1,sII
S Ss1i seii. on THURSDAY The 2S.l1 OF JanuaIy.
1916 9elSek sns as s. Situated He IN
Prars So 1s. in The town Of Fulton, near the
e,sy Of Richmond and fronting on the southern ,i,
side OF state street betwsen ETH a sas, and iba
s.Toe ois or which r. T. Marks died seized and
possessed On one OF said lots Is good mousse con-
Trpxs. tash enough TO pay costs OF suit and
sale balance in one Two and three years. lntesess
added from day OF SALE aud title 70 secure
ueierieu i'"' C. w. TURNER,
Special Commissioners:
~ DAyIs Salesman. ia ZfZt
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
l. BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF n STREET BETWEEN THIRTY-SEC0ND
AND TEIkTY-THIRD STREETS, TIE LOT
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF n AND
THIRTY-sEC0&n STREETS, AND THE LOT
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NJ AMI
THIETY-SECOND STREETS, AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed of trust from William 'Folkes,
trustee for Mary w. Folkes. TO the subscriber as
trustee dated 9Th April. 1873, and duly recorded,
shall (heng thereto required by the holder OF the
note thereby securely sell st public auction. upon
the premises. respectively, on THURSDAY, 4th of
February. 1875, commencing at O'Clock Z. NJ,
the barge BIZ OK DWELLING located as above de-
scribed and The lot on which 1t stands, fronting 80
by 65 feet.
on the west, fronting 90 feet the south side Of
street and running back along the eastern line
OF ThirGy-seconu street So feet.
And also that haIf-acre LOT mo. u n square
No. IL , In rear OF the aforementioned property.
fronting 80 feet on the north side Of street and
running back along the east line Of Thirty.second
street 165 feet.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the expenses of
sale, and the sum Of 300 with interest thereon al
8 per cent. from 9Th April, 1874, till paid and
the residue upon such terms as may be prescribed
by the grantor In said deed OF trust.
WILLlAM,COULLING,T Trustee
GRCBBS WILLIAMS, AnctioBeers. jA25
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 9 Governor street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-Under a deed OF
L trust made by p. G. Wescott to me, as trustee,
recorded April 4, 1874. shall, at public auction.
at No. 1A35 east Franklin street, Richmond, st ~
M. SATURDAY next the 30th OF January, ! SIS,
sell T4S yards Of OlL-CLOTH, 14S yards Of Pa
PER-FELT, one pair OF BLUE SHADES. SO yards
Of WOOL CARPET, So yards Of DUNDEE
COCOA MATING, and 4 yards Of TAPESTRY
CARPET.
TERMS: Cash. JOSEPH W. JOHNSTON,
Trustee.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer-J. q. KEBs
SEE, Salesman. ia 25-M, 1887
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s. CANTON INSIDE LINE."eEn-
y sz3I
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BsTWEss

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRLWEkKLY.
On and after OCTOBER lST the splendid ircn
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twenty-second and Dock str ess, making close CON.
ne elton each Trip at Canton. Md. tkast Batn,orei
with the Philadelphia, ilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phiiadeiphs.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight By this line covered by fire and marine
Insurance free OF cost No dockage charged AZ
Richmond. Rates as low AS any other line. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Cauton Instde / iEe," and sent to the PhIladel
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhIladei.
pbia. ...
Fretghts received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
!aoad. For further information apply TO
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-secOnf and Cock streets
and Ninth and Main >teets, or 70
Us. WILSON. General Freight Agent.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia ia
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NNHE GREVInLE MEMOIRS: A Jour-
L nal Of the Rcgns OF King George ~. and King
Esq polumes. 81. =" a mine SO rich In that
Kind of matter which is half gossip, half history, US
lies beneath the boards OF these volumes, has rarely
gion. By John Stuart Mil. 81 so. Lite of Frank
I'm from his own Writings BY Rigeow: 3 vol
umes rhe Apocalypse Revealed. BY Swedenborg.
volumes. rs. Romance OF the English Stage.
By Percy Fitzgerald: r.: My story. A Novel.
By Yrs. Macquoid. 81. The Gates OF Prayer: BY
TIE author OF Morning and Night Watches" III.
cliffs of the Rock; or, The Believers Ground Of
Confidence in Christ. BY J.. K. Macduf, y. D..
II IN fla 22I WOODIIOUSE & PAEHAM.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 26, 1S75.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHKAT-White. 20 bushels. Fed. 1926 bushels.
CopS,-White, l, o6 bushels. Mixed, "a BUSH
els.
OATs.-SS bushels.
RYE.-l2 bushels.
PEAS.-S bushels.
SHUoKS.-13 bales.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whlte. 20 bushels at *1.20.
WHEhT.-Ked, 26 bushels good at 81 .27; 500
bushels western on private terms. Total, 1926 bush.
els.
(oRE.-White, .12S bushels very good 1t Soc;
SO be shells on private terrs: S24 hu ihes at 79c.
81 bushels good at 7Sc. TOTAL, Jog bushels.
COKN.-hlixed, 32 bushels at 76c:
OA1s.-l52 bushels very good al 7Oc.
SIu-CKS-l3 bales at Use.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW 1UKK.
new YORK, JanuarJ 26-NOon.-Stocks ou'''
Money, "a per cent Gold, l12H. Exchange-Lone'
As7: short, 400. Governments dull. States
u ..,x< Al
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP p5SSS
" COMPANY. sxks6
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
bell, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and BAT
TERAS-eyery TUESDAY. FRIDAY and Sun
DAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, aud were built e1.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, stateroons, aud ta.h'
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un-'
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the CoRpany's covered pier, So
North river.
Freghts for points beyond New York forwarded
expenses incurred.
Freight received until Z. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
ana office. Companv's wharves. Rocseta
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Thigh CONSTABLES SALE.

Twill sell ut public auction. on TIL TUESDAY the
29th day of January, 1875 ut o O'Clock A. NJ, al
the barber-shop of Lomax Il. Smith, under the x,
change Hotel, the following property to satisfy
distress. warrant in my HANGS III favor OF Solting
Stuart rs. LomaX =. Smith:
MARBLE WASHSTAND, with basins;
3 BARBER-CHAlRS,
3 MIRRORS,
3 TABLES,
l BOOK CASE, 5 CHAIRS:
TERMS: Cash. A. B. DUESBERRY,
ia o63t II. c. G.. r.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

LONDON NJ ) ALMANAC. sec.
SNOW-BALL'S ALMANAC. SOC.
NAST'S ALMANAC. Csc.
Tribune ALMANAC. zoe.
CATHOLIC ALMANAC. Csc.
. VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA AL
MANAC. sc. Same interllued with pa
PHfSiGIAN's VISITING-LIST. $3.50 and
Sl.75.
DIARIES of all sizes from 25c. to So. All the
new books at 1918 Main street.
Ga dGw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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Ia If-1nI

WANTED, ALL THE LADIES TO
w know that have been appointed agent for the
STATEN ISLAND uYEISG-WO RkS, and am
prepared to receive all Kinds of work, such as
dresses shawlS clOakS, feathers. gloves Also, gem
SUIT, S2-bv the celebrated French Scourer ana
Chrmpiou Glove-Ceauer, L. FRENCH,
de Is No. 6 Nnth street, sign Of Red Flag.
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MINCE- MEATS.

Two THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S MlNCE.
L MEAT.-I offer To the trade, agent for tie
manufacturer and ut bis prices. 5000 pounds OF
ATMoRE'S MIScE- MEAT. pllt up In barrels. half.
it saw It is the best in the world Liquor enough In
it to warrant 1t 10 keep twelve months. Black with
citrop currants, rasius and Spices ready for use,
and no fear OF its turning sour or fermeuting like
most preparations offered for sale. Cali and supply
yourselves 1T L. j. ROSSlEUX's,
no % 1912 Main street
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Japuary 26.-Virginia Us, peeiers,
al consols, 58H. West Virginias, TX. North Ca
.roHna 6's, old, % new, 10; special tax D. Biz
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FdbR RENT.

DOOIS FOR RENT.-TWO ROOMS A.
III on parlor floor. two basement rooms, store Ei
room, ana closet, at No. GIT Main street between
SIKH and Seventh streets. Applyto
j. F. GIBSON,
a26-3t* No. $40 Main street.
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. n
GEORGE L. PICKETT, J1
In order to carry on more extensively the furniture

GEORGE I. PICKETT, J1
in order to carry more extensively the furniture
aud upholsterng trades, has removed 10
No. &c NINTH STREET,
between Main and Franklin, where he will keep
constantly on hand full supply of
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
Mr.. GEORGE l.. WESTMAS, who Is widely known
as master of his profession, will take charge Of the
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT,
with every facility for conducting this branch of
business, both modern and antique. MIR. WeSman
thanks the public for past favorS, and respectfully
Solicits their future patronage.
would also State that have engaged Mr.. MAS
S0N.who Is competent ca6net-maker and French
polisher. having served his time in France.
With this and other assistance. am prepared to
attend TO and execute promptly all orders in the
line Of UPHOLSTERY. CABlNET-MAKING, FRENCH
POLISHING, VANISHING, &c, &c.
Special attention given repairing every descrip-
ton Of upholstery and cabinet-work.
Furniture packed, shipped, or removed, at short
notice.
v ilh many thanks to my friends and patrons for
their past 'rouge, respectfully solicit continu
aDce OF their favorS.
ja 23-lw* ~. GEORGE T. PICKETT.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. January 26.-Flour unchanged
Corn firm al 6S07Oc. Pork quiet and unchanged
Bacon quiet. but firm and unchanged ut 13@I4c.
Lard-steans lac. ; fierce, 14hc.; keg, 154c
Whiskey, 94c.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

STRAYED5Strayed about ten days EEssE
~ ago, Il RED-ASD-WHiTE BUFFALOkEA.
COW about eight or nine years old. Last seen near
the Baptist College. suitable reward paid for Her
return 10 ANDERSON 4 JOHNSON,
iu27-2t Basin bank.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made for the renewal of the
scrip Tor ten shares of the original stock OF the Nr
ginla Fire and Marine Insurance Company stand
ing In the name OF III. !. Poin1"xter. now deceased
which has been accidentally lost or destroyed.
ALEXANDER X. HOLLADAY,
de 9-W2m Executor Of II. T. P0i1dc1ter.
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HANDSOME PRIVATE

IL RESIDENCES FOR RENT. I'LL
BRICK DWELLING No. 312 north Twelfth
street. between Rroad and Marshall; ten rooms,
Kitchen, &C., with modern conveniences.
BRICK DWELLINGS No. 304 and BOG south
Third street; ten rooms ranges, hot and cold water.
BRICK YELLING corner Madison and Grace
streets; ten rooms, kitchen, &C., with all modern
couvenicnceS.
BRICK DWELLING corner Monroe and Clay
streets: five rooms. &c.
BRICK DWELLING corner Madison and Mar
shall streets; five rooms. Sc. -
Tenth street, north OF Leigh street, containing six
rooms, &c.
NEAT BRICK DWELLING on east line of
Fourth street between Cary and Canal Streets five
rooms, kitchen, &c.
NEAT BRICK COTTAGE corner Twenty-fftli
aud Vi streets; five rooms, &c.
All the above property to good tenants, will be
rented low. For terms, &C, apply to
In 25.3t LYME u BROTHE Err.
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WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR

WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR
w LOAN OFFICE BARGAINS.
On MONDAY, January IL, 1875. shall expose
si,iing of SO fine GOLD WATCHES, 81 CHAINS, AZ
RINGS 81 sets SLEEVE and BOSOM BUTTONS,
DIAMOND RINGS 3 DIAMOND STUDS. 10 sets OF
LADIES' PMS and FAR-kISGS, pair elegant
GOLD BAND BRACELETS, and MANY other articles
which will be offered very low figures In order 10
insure ready sale.
every one DESTROYS Of purchasing great bargains
are respectfully invited To call and examine the
goods aud hear the prices, at ~
s. A. WINSTDCK'5 Loan Office,
,otc1, No II Fourteenth street,
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MAkKE FITS

CHICAGO, january 26.-Flour Gull and unchanged
Corn steady. Pork dull, declining, and uLsctiltC
at sl7.S7h Lard quiet and weak at 1910. Wits
kew steady at 94c.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI, January 26.-Flour quiet and un-
changed: Corn 6Sl and dropping at GS@7Oc. Pork
quiet al fifRk az 81 S.62kQJf1S.75. Lard quiet
steam, 1876; kettle; 14Ml44c. Bacon-Uny
limited joboing demand. Whiskcy firm ut 94c.
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TT OUSE AND LOT On. DUyAL "A
Ill STREET HOR SALE PKIYATEI ksi

~
The HOUSE is No. o, south side OF uuyal stree
east, between First and Fonshee; FIVE rooms, ras
In all: good Kitchen and dollhouse. i0T
sufficient for family; well OF excellent wa;er
All the premises In thorough repair. A family O.:
years. and is perhaps the heathiesf In the CITY. "
PRICE: 81 $50 one-ffth cash. fine remainder a.
6, ~, 1S, and "a month"; each irstalmeM t3sG .
or 81 800 cash. - WV p
Apply on the premises, which will lie shown T..
any one desiring to purchase. Dc %
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
| TRACT OF LAND IN AMELIA COUNTY.
Nv yirine of q deed of trust executed by william
c. Bradley to the undersigned as trustee, and duly
recorded In the clerks office OF the County Court OF
Amelia Courtt sise. on WEDNESDAY, the 27th
day Of January, 1S75; that ya1usbls BRACt TX SR
LAND containing THREE HUNDRED AN ~,
Inc said William G. Bradley, lying within one
mile of the fourising village OF Amelia court {,
DWELLING containing six rooms, and all the ne
cessary out buildings. About one-thlrd OF the
land is IL. pine wh1cn Is valuable on account o. i.s
nroximiIy to the railroad. A large portion or the
residue IS alluvial lowland;
The deed prsscribesa sale for cash; but Will ex-
TEND liberal credit to the purchaser. For further
'n'0' = D''''0H '''B b. G. HARTsoOK, Trustee.
I, l . 9,Stds Richmond, Va.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICF. IsI4

DILL ADELPHIA RICP. Sk
i MONO, AND NORFOLK TEAM-SsahseS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Untl further notice tie steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, aud Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates ior all parh OF New
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp ria Red Star anG American
Steamship lines and bills OF iading signed through
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals auo
5tateroom, 90. W. ?. PORTER, Agent,
anil $780, No. 2425 Deck street
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneef,
1113 Main street, next TO the State BANK

TWO NEW AND HANDSOME BRICK
i HOUsFs-sIX ROOMS-WITH G0ohIIINHG51i
T Ths "HoitSE. On WEST CARY STREET,
viii III sell at public auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, January p; at O'clock E; M M
,ho south line Of Cary street between Pine ana
Iaure call SPECIAL attt ntion TO this sale being
on extra long terms and also on accGunt OF Inc os
than The usull modern conyenieHces, sucn as COOK.
ing ranges completes hot and cold water tedpngn
,,isce The houses are located within one-hali
suuare of Street cars and one square OF inc PARK,
rendering them convenient to business ano desla
BILE AS 10 location. Parties desiring 10 sc
most conve nently-arranged house, ana in I9Ca
ton where property is daily increasing In value
should attend this sale.
ond three wears secured by trust deed.
"''N ' j. THOMPSON BROWN
aurtiODPer
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 27, 1926.
sun rises........... 6 SO Moon rises......11.2 1
Sun sets. ......., Sol High tlde. ........ S.3C
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lob PRINTING.
Send your orders for printing to DISPATCH
PRISTING-HouSE. II you wish TO have them
promptly ,neatiys and chsaply executed, e26
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w PURCHASERS FOR
100 barrels more Choice Baldwi IN Apples.
SO barrels more Choice Early Rose Potatoes,
80 sacks more Choice Early Rose Potatoes,
/ barrel genuine Potato Onl Ion Sets,
by Old Dominion steamship to-day.
100 sacks choice Virginia Peanuts,
by Richmond and Petersburg railroad to-day.
so sacks Virginin Pearhoiow POTATOES,
by Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad To-Day
to he sold low for cash.
J. 4. HOCKADAY,
In oR.Ot ~l52S Main street.
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1875. POSTAGE FREE. 1875.
J, T. ELLYSON,

]. T. ELLYSON,
NEWSDEALER AND BOOkSELL ER,
l112 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
will send any of the following papers and ms2a-
zines to any address lpOSta1e Y6idJ on receipt or
tho nriccs annexed which are the publishers fow-
est rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL, with any
of the following periodicals, will be supplied at
1925:
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FINANCIAL.

p1cHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, January 26, 1915.
s.,rs. 1905 Virginia deferred gold at lox; 1lo
-. Zoo Virginia Home Insurance Company sold az
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r D. GATEWOOD, $40 BaoADn
u STREET, between Third and Fourth W
In nd. ftion to my large stock am daily 81
rpceiyit e FURNITURE Of the latest styles, VI
purchas, for cash at the best factories East
and SWest. This enables me 10 compete With
any house ibis side OF New York as regards
prices and te. rDS. no lS-5m
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DOR RENT, LARGE TWO.STORYS .:

DOR RENT, LARGE TWO.STORG@ss
II BRICK DWELLING, with basement, He'll
containing twelve rooms Kitchen stable. and large
enclosure: Nineteenth street. corner MAJ shall.
TWU-STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. 80
Haryie street. near the Grove road.
TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT on Twen-
ty-siXth street between and n streets, Church
Hill, with five rooms; kitchen, &C.
Two TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLINGS,
numbered GA and SIG, on TweDty-eiehth street
between Clay and Leigh, with five rooms kitchen,
&c. -
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. 4l6
Twcnty-cighth street, between Marshall and Clay.
TWO-SIORY STECCUED-BRICk DWELL.
ING. No. 31S Fourth street. between Byrd and
Arch streets, with seven or eight rooms ki tchen,
&c, Apply to RICHAhD>ON & CO.,
ia 25-eou4t Ills Main street.
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DOR RENT, THAT CENTRALLY-n
l. LOCATED aud most convenient and de- Iii
sirable FAMILY RESIDENCE No. 3l4 north
Twelfth street, containing eight rooms, with water,
gas. &C. Apply ut No. 913 Main street. ia 6-2m
VIHE HANDSOME AND SPACIOUSMs
rooms attached over Levy Brothers. store, sulta-
BILE for balls and oher entertainments, will be
reated by the day, night, or week, at very mode,
rate prices. LODGE-ROOM for rent Tuesday ano
Thursday nights. Apply at the office OF
LEVY BROTHERS,
ia 5.tF2* 1017and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-27
BUSINESS WANTS.

WOOD FOR THE POOR
purchasers wanted for one cour'h cord seasoned
OAK or PINE WOOD, delivered In any portion OF
INC cjtv a, III or r. q. GARY,
IN oT3t No. 11S south Eighth street
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-05-15

PURE ExPREssIoN.-Every word that falls
from the lips of mothers and sisters especially
should be pure and concise and sim Pile; not
pearls such as fall from the lips of princess,
but sweet, good words, that little children can
gather without fear of soil, or any regret to
pain through all their life. Children should
be taught the use of good, strong, expressive
words-words that mean exactly what they
should express in their proper places. If a
child or young person has loose, flung -togeth-
er way Of stringng words when endeavoring
to say something, he should be made to "try
again" and see if he cannot do better. 1t is
painful to hear many girls talk. They begin
with "My gracious !" and interlard 1t with $50
sweet" and $50 queenly!" and so many
phrases that one is tempted to believe they
have no training at all, or else their mothers
are very, very foolish women. There is moth
ing more disgusting than the twaddle OF ILL.,
bred girls; one is provoked often into taking a
paper and reading, and letting them ripple
and gurgle on, like brooks that flow they know
rot whittier. My heart warns with love for
sensible girls and pure boys; and, after all, if
our girls and boys are not this, fear it is not
our own fault-for this great trust rests in the
hearts and hands of the women of our land.
If we have a noble, useful purpose in life, we
shall infuse the right spirit into these around