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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24
by Jas. Mscdougal, Auctioneer,
(E. b. Cook, salesmsnJ
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street,
GALE OF vALUA Z BRONZES,
SPaJNTrNGs, &C, BELONGING TO THE
EST kTF or THE LATE WILLIAM ALLEN, OF
- CtjRi's."AT AUCTION:-Pursuant 10 a decree
of the Chancery Court OF the city Of kicnmohd III
shall sell at public auction, at the aucion-hose oi
Jas. Macdonald, No. 10 Governor street.on
FRIDAY. JUNE "a, 1881,
at IL o'clock,
8 BRONZES-real French bronze;
PAINTINGS-said 10 De valuaDe'
/ CLOCK-very costly:
2 CHAIRS made Of deer horns.
TERMS: Cash for all sums OF 500 aug uhuer )
over that amount. a credit OF Sky days fer nego-
iIaule notes satisfactorily endorsed. ~
FRANCES A. ALLEN,
Execufrx OF William Allen.
7 ask particular attention TO this sale. as II en-
braces many very rare articles seldom offered at
anction. JAS. MACDOUG ALL,
20 10 Auctioneer.
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BY W.OOuuIH' hHcH~"O0f'
GALE AT AUCTION OF A LARGE
SsNn CONVENIENTLY RRANGEDB BRICK
nwrfIING or THE NORTH SIDE OF MAI.
SHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMs
be sold at aucuon' on Tue pre"'
''''' 'A FRIDAY. JUNE "a. 1881,
=, O'Clock T.. NJ shall offer for sale at auction
az az Y1RGE AND VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
NV ~ M. No west Marshall street. located
as above, now in the occupsncy OF N. N. Lee, Esq;
The Jot contains front Of 20 feet and deplh oil
iR7 feet 10 a wide alley. The dwelling contains
sb,ui fourteen rooms besides bath room. win all
The nsnsl modern improvements, &C.; besides STA
BILE, carriage house, &C..
Trp~s. Iiperal. w. GODDIN,
IL Auctioneer.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
ELIzABErHTowN'
LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY RAILROAD.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS.
MORTGAGE, s3,500,0C0.
SINKING FUND, $4,000 YEARLY.
LENGTH OF ROAD. 1875 MILES.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, TO HUNTINGTON,
WEST VIRGINIA.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN MARCH AND SEP
TEMBER.
DENOMINATION $1,000.
IN COUPON OR REGISTERED BONDS.
At LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY. this road con-
G TN: XII sU So Norlh 10 CiNCfSSATI
and South to CHATTANOOGA, West ria the L.,
L. and l.. to LOUlsyILLE: .sr. LOUIS and be;
the whole system of roads dlyergDg ihence.
AT HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA,
Il connects with the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY to the EAST. Ui1 RICHMOND, 10 The
finest haroor on the ATLANTIC COAST
NEWPORT NEWS,
passing thoongh the magnificent mineral and tim
Der lands Of Eastern Kentucky. the famous blue
grass grain cattle. tobacco. and hemp lands OF Cen
trail Kentucky, which viii pour is treights over This
line 10 the eastern markets.
MORE THAN HALF OF THE BONDS HAVE
BEEN DISPOSED OF.
PRICE TO-DAY, tl03 AND ACCRUED IN
TERE>T
subject 10 further advances without notice.
We recommend these BONDS 10 our friends and
customers as irst.clas abroad security.
DAVENPORT x Co.
stock Brokers, agents for he sale OF the BondS,
Him lll3 Main street. Richmond.
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Dy 4. r. Chaflin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

Dy X. r. Chaflin Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. / north Tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME
n FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Ar ia WET FRANKLIN STREkT.-At the re-
quest of Mrs Dr. G. ii. Smith. who is declining house
keeppg we will sell at public auction, al her resi-
dence, No. TIA west Franklin street, on
FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, desirable FUR
NITURE aud H0U -EIIOLD GOODS, consisting IN
part Of The following:
/ PARLOR SUIT in reen Reps, comprising nine
pieces:
CHAMBER SUIT complete, with Wardrobe and
I CUAMgER SUIT com ete. with Wardrobe, &C.;
OAK EXTENSION DINING.TABLE,
I dem CHAIRS 10 match,
WALNUT SIDtBOARD,
WALNUT DINING-CHAIRS,
REFRIGERATOR and FiLIERER. ,.,,,.
PLATED WARE and WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
HAIR and SHUCK-MAT rRESSES,
PILLOWS, CARPETS, RUGS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &C.. &c. 1.
handsome WALNUT EXTENSION DINING
TABLE, with 9 CHAIRS to match.
And many other u.eful and ornamental articles
too numerous to mention.
This sale Is wor nv the attention OF all In want OF
NICE FURNITURE.
TERMS: Cash.
Sale by JNo. +. LAUGHToS, Or, Auctioneer'
IL 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TuLY MAGAZINES.

TULY MAGAZINES.
/ have on hand 'sCRIBSER's; HARPER,s,
LIES LADIES' MAGAZINE, DEyOREsI'S,
POPULAR MONTHLY. NORTH AMERICAN
REVIEW, and NINETEENTH CENTURY.
n B-Partlss leaving the city for the summer
car have all the papers and magazines h.aiied 10
them tree of charge by leaving orders At
n. LEONARD's NtNs - VIZ,
je 22-W .F,Sa,su&Tu5t Dos 'ee''
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" STORE. AND DWELLING ,{ fsqpHXFEr r gN
mTsihpnY vs. BRADLEY AND ALs:-By Virtue
or decree Of tue Chsncery Court OF tne CITY ~
Richmond entered June y 1881. IN tne aus
snccIai com uIssioners therein appointed WIN sea-
AZ puplic auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY. JUNE PATH.
u az o'clock y. ~. the atoye properly, ysnt
ia having niue rooms besides store tin roc'.:
This ur5perty fronts 22X feet on the south line Q.
, Inc and los on the eastern line, and It's rear line
being 22 Feet LAO A., n. ,ottatge
,ss .tS and twe'ye months. bearing interest, and
lille re- aimed until all the purchsse-money n paid
ano eee' o''''''' " JAMES T.. DOOLEY.
A. l.. holiday.
Commissioners.
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MAD. CAROLINE RICHINGS-BER-
INl NARD will be prepared to receive limited
number of Young ladies as Resident PUPILS
for MUSICAL INSTRUCTION AT her own house,
in Richmond, Va, for the fall and winter OF
l8Sl-'62, where they VIII receive thorough vocal
perylsion, and the comforts OF pleasant home.
Eoculion. Italian. and German taught If required.
For terms ETC.. apply at 10 west Grace street, Rich
mond. vs.. nv lo.Sm&W
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By Frank d. hin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers, HOS Main street.
STREET BUILDING-LOTS.
~ BETWEEN KtNsFY AND BOWIE STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1881,

VN UVINUt IbCIt
on the premises. al Q o'clock Il. NJ. we win sell
TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON the north side OF Clay
street between Kinney aud Bowe at auction. Zach
lot fronts 40 feet, with depth OF 220 feet TO a
wide alley. These lots eligioy located and viii
be sold low.
TERMS: Very re isonable, and win be announced
on day Of sale. FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
te ~ AuctiOneers.
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BY II. b. Chafin & Co.,
nooI rs,.,a A0ansc opd AuoffonperS

BY II. b. CiIafin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
4 UCTION SALE OF VERY ATTRAC-
IA TIVE AND DESIRABLE ID EFT a CHI + ID
COTTAGE BRICK DWELLING No. 623 NORTH
SIXTH STREET. CONTAINING FOUK KnDMS'
AND SERVANTS ROOM-At the request OF me
owner WHO is removing TO the country, We VIII sell
by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1851,
AZ q O'clock the above.de,crlbed desirable COT
TAGE HOME. The lot fronts on Sixth street 80
fee. and runs back 1870 feet. This is good oppor-
tuuity 10 secure a nice home In nice neighoor-
hood.
TERMS Very liberal, say one third cash bal
ance in one, two, and three wears. with pr cent
Interest. RIB. CHAFFIN CO..
te "a AuciiOueers.
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rs j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioHeer,
l1l3 Main street.

POSITIVE SALE. WITHOUT RE
Il SERVE, OF OgtGON-lllLL METHODIST
CIJITRCH-NATERIAL SEPARATE FROM THE
GROUND IF DESIRED.-By authority OF the
Board of Trustees Of the Oregon-fiill Methodist
church, VIII FELL at auction, on The premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1881,
at 6H O'Clock T.. NJ, to the highest bidder, the
CHIIRCH PROPERTY situated on The eist line Of
church street near Miiden's Lane, aud fronting OF
said street 90 feet, more or less. with depth OF 100
fect. more or less.
The church building substantial brick structure,
is 36 BY 40 feet. pitch 25 feei. and has office In
the rear IL eau at a small cost be turned into two
dwellings or for manufacturing purpo es 1t is very
desirable. The improvements Will be sold separate
from the ground # desired.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six AMI
twelve months interest added, and secured 10y trust-
deed d. THOMPSON BhONN,
e23 AucllOneef.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucuoneer,
1912 Main street.

1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS Nos. II
Fr1r AANSS Each FRONTING THIRTY FEEr
OK STATE STREET RETWEtN ERIN AND
GILLIAN STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE OF THE
from August Engleklog aud wife. dated 5ih Feb
rnary, 1868. and recorded IN Henrico County
Court d. B. So, page POS, will offer for SALE upon
the premises. on
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1881,
AZ q o'clock p NJ. being required so 10 do by the
Beneficiary uuder said deed default having been
made in the pavment Of the same, the PROPERTY
TERMS: Will be announced at sale.
eli HENRY MILLER, Trustee.
FXECUTORs' SALE OF A vALUA-
II BIE FARM IN CHARLES CITY COZ NTY,
NEAR JAMES RlvER.-The under, isned, execu.
TORS of A. c. Adams deceased Will offer Tor sale at
nnblic auction. st Charles City Courthouse, on
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1881,
THAT being court dayl, that VALUABLE FARM OF
which A. &. Adams died seized and possessed,
known as C0LEsVllLE; situated e., IN Charles City
JomeS river aud containing 325 ACRES Of
LAND inIore or lessl, 225 OF which are arabic and
nov IN A high state of cultivation. This farm-one
Of the hest in the most desirable part OF the coun
IMPOSE sses unusual advantages IL IS convenient
10 churches OF nearly every denoniha,.on IS wilnn
one mile OF river landing anu pos,-omce, ana only
t,yo miles from the court house.
ITnon Inc ptemises are one large and commodious
TWO-sToRY DWELLING VAN ,I len ~, Tnnms, an
eood repsir, with brick cbimney5; two large
EARNS, and one new STABLE; one new STORE
HOUSE A bold stream Of excellent spring waller
rises upon ana runs through the farm.
There Is AT present mere than enough first growth
PINE TIMER 10 supply the premises and guam
tty of young timber which Will, In rev years, be
large enough for cord wool
Persons desiringto inspee. The premises can reach
the ID easily by the steamer Ariel from Richmond,
Norfolk, or any river landing, and Mr.. Jodn Lamb,
who lives near. will take pleasure IN showing them.
TERMS: one third cash the balance In one, two,
and three years. The purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes with interest added deed given aud deed OF
rust taken 10 secure the deferred lyments.
For further particulars, address
JOHN LAMB.
Wilcox Wharf, Va; or,
FRANCIS .. DUKE.
Richmond, Va.
je Observation-Disclosures
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By W. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Eleventh ard Bank streets.

by W. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctoneer,
Eleventh ard Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
~ AUCTION SALE OF \ SMALL FARM. WITH
DWELLING, &C. HE RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICK SBURG ANDPOTOMAC RAILROAD NEAR
HUNGARY STATION by virtue of decree of
Richmond Chancery Court of the 18TH or June,
1881 in the suit Of ClliZns Bank rS. keppler, &c,
1 viii sell at The Office OF the aucli0neer, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1881,
AZ IL O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND In the
county OF HenrlcO about eight miles north Of Rich
mond. very near 10 Hungary Station, with
FRAMED DWELLING, &C. thereon. Was the
residence OF the late john u. GIazebrook and after
wards of his son. W. u. GlaZeDro0k, and described
In the trustdted Of the latter and his wife TO me,
dated l7lh Of February. 1879, recorded In Henrco
County Court The ISM of February. 1879, as
containing ''FORTY-ONE ACRES. be the same
more or less" The frequt Mt, rapid and cheap
transit between this place aud the city makes 1t
desirable retreat, with advantages of both country
aud town, as well as assured good health.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months lpr nee otiabe notes Interest
aided, and title retained until the parchase-money
Is paid. J. l.. APPERSON.
je2 Commissioners aud Trustee.
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EDUCATIONAr

Unsurpassed In Its location. in It's tuild'ng; ana
grounds, In it, general appointments and sanitary
arrangements its full corps of superior aud expe-
rienced teachers. It's unrivaiea advantages H. Mu-
sic Modera Languages. ElocuiiOn, Fine Arts, Ply
steal Culture, and Instruction in the Theory ana
Practice of Cooking; the successful efforts made 10
secure health, comfort. and happiness; its opposl-
ton 10 extravaganza; It's standard OF sohd schoar-
ship. o,
FOR full particulars, apply to the PRINCIPAL for
catalogues je l5-eod2m
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AuCFr0N MALES Future Days.
ny George II. Polndcxter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
No. 1900 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF A
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
ON GRACE STREET,
SOUTH SIDE,
BETWEEN LAUREL AND sIiAFER.

By reques, Of the owner, will sell by auction, On
the premises, on
TUESDAY, 25rH INSTANT,
nj O'Clock p. NJ, the sbove-described LOT front
Ing 81 feet on the south side OF Grace, and extend
ing back 81 feet TO wide alley. This lot Will DC
sol as whole or divided 10 suit the views OF buy
ers. Attention especially called to thls safe, ~
there are now few lots on the market In this desra
BILE and rapidly. improving locality.
TERMS: Very iiberaI-to be an 1ounct q at sale.
GEORGE Fl. POINDEXTER.
% ga AuctiOnear.
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BY W. Goddn, Auctoneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCT ION OF THOSE
- THREE NFWLY-ERECTEDT HREE-SIA
RRICK TFNEMENTs ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
FRANKLIN BETWEEN THIRD AND tOihln
al auction, on the PREMISES on
MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1881.
nj 3 o'clock Z. NJ. those THREE BRICK TENE
NJ STS located as above occuuieG 10y Dr. l.. u. Ed
wards and others Nos 3l5. 3l7, and 3l9l, each
thirteen rocms besides stable and ear
riava house They were erected few wears ago. ana
ali of the modern inpfov ements ana are fla
Ishsd in handsome STYLE They are conveniently
located and in Il fir t.cldss neighborhood. As the
owner has determined 10 sell, without limit or re-
serve CAPITALISTS and others are invited 10 atteno,
win the expec'a ion Of getting borgaiu
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at six, Twelve,
ana eighteen mon lis for negotiible notes. interest
1881 are TO be paid by the purchaser.
ie "a W. GODDiN. Auctioneer.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

MICE FRAME DWELLING No. l106
~ NORTH FIRST STREET AT AUCTION
We VIII sell at g O'Clock L. NJ,
TUESDAY, JUNE 90. 1851,
on the premises. that NEAT FRAME DWELLING
No. HOG north First street. now occupied by Mr..
j. II. Wayne. The house contains i've rooms;
kitchen. city water, &C. The lot Is 371xl24 feet to
a wide alley.
The property will lie sold a great bargain
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months Interest added 70 notes, secured
by deed of trust. FRANK ID. HILL & co,
10 "a Auciioneers.
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AFTER ABOVE SALE
i MY REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE and
AR ICLES Will take place, 10
which additions may he made.
ie24 JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
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thinks ne ex-senator \ 9 40 : iree. wait
Ing for the lexislstiye = s!ees I, 70 su5ou'"'
Bu, he " sint sk,crtd. . Oh, mol
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CHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
y DIRFCT AND SHORT LINE 10 THE
sHENANDOAH-VALL iRoN-fiEIpS
AND Tux
CAVERNS or LlRAN.
and for Port Republic, >henan0aiu l."u- ~ =, 80 80.
Luray, Bentonylle, Front koNaL kiteI'0u, nDsS
vile, Berryville. thariesioh' e"'PuSl"'"'A
>harpsburg, and Hagef,lown.
CONNECTIONS: 90.
AT WAYNEsBORu' with Chesapeake ana ONO
| AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION With BaiimeFs
ana ohio railroad =. ,, III
road for BALTIMORE. aud vita tumoe,iasv1
Valley railroad for PHiLADbl PIN, NJ"
YORK, PITTSBURGH, and all points North.
Take ears az Chesapeake aud OHIO railway s.ston'
For time OF trains see time cards or apply 10 IlcAe.
Agents OF Chesapeake aud ohio rsll"sx
JOSEPH W. COKE,
Gene.sl Ticket Agent, iagerStown. Md.
CHARLES l.. HATCH,
General Passenger Agent, Hagerstown, Md.
JOSEPH II. SANDS,
ap20 Superintendent. Hagerstown. Md.
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nv ~. Goddin, Auctioneer.

j. TunMPsoN BRowN, AuctIopeer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-07
I'M iHeRaVaIIRD NOTING laliIieI
.MEMhRlNoa vi

WILL make ths ssasoSs u - I
miles leuthsesti ri Lexipgtony -
on!ths GsorgetoHn resd, n the 1A
At the low oEs ol0 to insure GTsySH !;
z Colt, 2 price a which no ,trottipg stallion haa
prime, Of .life. - vigorous and sure foal getter.
and one 'ef the best breeders IN tic wet "a
'sss sired more winners Of consssted raeea thaa
Woodscn. with . record or 1:Si, and . private
lrln! ~ 1913; Aerit. sa:st in CALIFORNIA;; Marvel,
all trof;s Beside Aes trino.f s:76 Is 1 Tour syesr
cid; Astchlssa Maid. S.46 a. arGoss ,year.old.
Any stallion IN the STATE. lffR 70 F5sS II
tueky Jack,
INDEPENDENCE, 90
sa.;S.. VIII %sa,y nose. and q ape term s.d
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-07
EARS AS AN INDEX TO CHARACTER
IFrom the Physiological Journal.l

[From the chronological Journal.l
Large ears can hear things IN general,
and denote broad, comprehensive views
and modes OF thought, while small ears
hear things in particular, showing a
disposition to irdividualize, often accom-
panied by love OF the minute. Large ears
are usually satisfied with learning the
FACTS of a case, with the general princi-
plies involved-too strict attention to the
enumeration of details, especially all re-
petition OF the more un1mportant, is
wearisome to them. People with such
ears like generally. and are usually,
weil-htted, to conduct large enterprises,
to receive and pay out large sums In
buying or selling would prefer to leave
q margin rather than reduce the quanti-
ty OF any sort to the exact dimensions
of the measure specified, and in giving
would prefer to give with a free hand
and without too strict d calculation as
to the exact mount. Small ears, on
the contrary, desire to know the partic-
ulars OF a story as we'll as the main facts;
take delight often in examining, hand
ling or constructing tiny specimens of
workmanship, are disposed to be exact
withrespect to inches and ounces in
buying or selling-to the extent, at least,
Ut Knowing the exact number ever or
under the stated measure given or re-
ceived. People with such ears would,
in most cases., perfsr aretail to q whole
sale business.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-07
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

lFrom the Louisville Christian Observer
The death of Rev. DR.. Norton is a
great loss to the Protestant Episcopal
Church and to this community. One of
the enduring monuments of his Chris
tan benefcence is the church he built
IN this city at his own expense, tor the
eoiored Episcopalians. He was born in
Virginia, and ut the time Of his death
was in the sixtY-first year of his age.
Ihe foundation OF his educational adorn.
ments was laid in Hobart College in
New York, and alter leaving that insti.
tuition he passed through the usual theo-
logical course OF the Episcopal Church.
he received orders in 1914, in Western
New York, at the hands of Bishop
Delaney and became assistant rector of
" church in Rochester, in that State.
where ne remained two years, when he
came to Kentucky. At Frankfort he
founded the Church OF the Ascension.
AT the time OF his death he was asso-
clate rector of Christ Church, LOUISVILLE.
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HIS MAIDEN EFFORT.

Disraeli's first effort in parliament
is thus described by one who saw and
heard it:
when Mr.. Disraell got up to reply
to the great Irish athelete, Daniel
O'Connell, who had just sat down,
he looked as collected and pleasant as
a bridegroom Oh his nuptial day.
There was II moment of Intense sil-
ence highly %tlattering to the youthful
politician. He began in an easy flow
of graceful e%locution, and his voice
was clear and strong. looked for
ward 10 Il triumphant display of his
powers, when of a sudden, as if it
had been concerted, as doubtless it
was, a loud chorus of dIscSrdant
eJaculations broke forth from the
wing and radical members, that rose
IN voinne and dlscordance until the
voice OF the orator was quite drown-
cd. He seemed in nowise disconcert-
ed, but persistently began again and
again AT last he appealed to the re-
fractory members, and SAID that as q
matter of fairness, if not propriety,
they ought TO allow him to proceed,
at least till he gave cause for utter
rnption, and that nothing would i'll
duce him to take part in treating any
honorable gentleman in the manner
i'll which he was assailed. He saw at
last that it was useless to struggle
against The uproar, which was only |
increased by the ~stentorian efforts on
the tory side of the house to sustain
him ; SO, gathering himself up to bis
full height, with his eyes emitting
OF indignation, and in a voice
OF proud defiance, he exclaimed, as
he brandished his right arm Though
| sit down now, the time will come
when you will hear me.'"
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HOW GIRLS ARE MADE STRAIGHT.

The Hlndoo girls are graceful and sx-
qui.ltsly formed. From their earliest
childhood they are accustomed to carry
burdens on their heads. The water for
family use is always brought by the
girls in earthen jars, carefully poised in
tbs way. Tho exercise is said to
strengthen the muscles of the back,
while the chest is thrown forward. No
crooked backs are seen IN Hindoostan.
DR.. III. Spry says that this exercise of
carrying small vessels of water on tho
head might be advantagously introduo.
ed into our boarding schools and private
families, and that it might entirely sup
ersede the present machinery OF dumb
bells. back boards, skipping ropes, etc.
The young ladies ought 10 be taught to
carry the jar as these Hindoo women
do, without ever touching it with their
hands.
The same practice of carrying water
leads to precisely the same results in the
south OF Italy as in India. A Neapoli-
tan female peasant will carry on her
head a vessel tull of water to the very
brim, over a rough road, and O spill a
drop oil it; and the acquisition of this art
or kngek gives her the same erect and
elastic gait.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-07
COUNTING PEOPLE OUT,
From the New York World 1


There was an cleo ion held in Chicago
a few days ago at which the democrats
made a Clean sweep of everything, from
the Mayoralty down to the Constable
ship. In two OF The three sstowns" into
which the city is divided the republicans
nave thrown out enough democratic
votes to defeat the democratic candi-
dates, In some instances the members
OF the returning boards protitine person.
ally by the contingent process. 1t was
at Chicago last year that the republicans
provided so few polling places in the
republican districts that long
queues OF voters were lett when the polls
closed without having had q chance to
cast their ballots. And yet the three
republicans newspapers by which in
coma!na'ton with an impenitent whisky
Thief the party of great mora ideas is
run IN the northwestern metropolis. wall
ana blubber over Tie restricted suffrage
at the south and cannot understand vhy
there is L falling off in the party vote |
LII they cannot spare US their frauds, thew.
might'a at least spare us their humbug.