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ssst From Duffield and Conpa ny, OF New
y ork,,5 come aS$numbert Of Il delightful
Juvenile books that will help to- rem
der the Christmas counters q charm
hey ond words to american boys and
girls. III & A "
"a Prominent in this list is Harriet 81
B.. Beale's Storie s from the Old TIES ta-
n r for Children @ Tlle book is beau
tifully gotten out Its fine color illustra-
lions being done by y. Roscoe Shrader
and Herbert Moore. The beautiful his
tory OF the Old Bible Is ID here d en- e
bodied II! n such form that the tenders
ness, pathos and force OF its teaching
must make a. powerful appeal to the
Ina ginatton and heart Sof the youthful;
ader.$ 7 he co yer design shows a pic-
ture# Of Samue 81, when as 4 a child aSa3
heard the voice OF God in rs the rl,ipht
watches w and answered :I5 Speak, Lord:
for by servant lieareth!" The BOOK
has 4os pa gesy and its price Is Sc, oo.1
5S OF ers fascin ating book IN the Dir.
11eld series Is Kate Dickinson swaet...s
sers's I. .'BBoys and Girls From 5Thnelt. 9.
eray."Wi th pictures by George 5AlfradS
Williams. The author saws Z IL - h 81
young readers ms the beginn Ing isnr
Tina okeray that his mo & is .dear8tn
rs Q e. assic fiction. VI ~ M, "a
wandered in 4 enchpnted lands, follnws
(lng the fortunes q "a host 5of -,fan,iliar
characters crea ted BY the grea s move.
list Tho bject NJ prese nting Sstl,esa
characters 1s 4 two-fold, first Is create
an interest In Thackeray's work i and
second 4 to- form a 4 companion Volume
to those already Welcomed in s"Bovs
and q Girl From Dickens and George
blot" This book vers 35 5 pa ges,f and
sells for s g g. q. ~ s.
All Schlldren love Hans Christian An :
dersen and - All Child 8 KS tory OF Hans
4 Christi Ant erser,, Z BY Paul IIee boe,
4 viii awaken Isl q tt5 once a. re- ponsiye,
q thrill Of interest In the heart OF girls
and boys, who will be glad to know ali
n bout And orsen' IS chill dhood, Ii Is youn Z
4 lIaanho Cd .S Is travels through foroign
4 lands Ills! Influence ia the world Of ST
Z childhood In Great " Britain, his friend
4 ship with NOR archy,s tho great events
4 Of his fe8 and his oharac tor as
n istory-tel ler, W. asi 81 INA &
sy George Waslingto tom q a mode on
d Itch Amer can standards o & colra &c
4 lion nor h and II pri s Illness are based, Fl Il
q fareW we'll u ad dress adds ano theriS handy
Il little volume u hich - uitl cid & Com.
II ,pa ny have re n Tered so popular III the
N 3ubrtc SER as,G we e4rlel ii and women
mot hing be n ore AT I've Than
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY,

] TRAINS l7.f LEAVE S3 RICHMOND. MAIN
sT1IsEET #sTAT1oN.sE, AsTBOUND;y
s: :oo;s Az n Fast daily trains
3 :oo ~ N. News. Old Po Int Norfolk AM az
800 z. NJ. Exposition "a III s!t trains 81 carry
= i26 PM gpu llnlans5 or Parlor cars.
!:o oo a. NJ. Daily Locals 10 8Newport
EsTBo UND--A1AIN LIN =.
Daily louisville. Cincinnatt,s
q 200 P.M Chicago and s I. Louis. hroug ~
511 700 p III Pullman slecpers.5}SSS ST t0a
7.$g,i ole do, c. IS VIA Gaul eys also on
s1 " 500 p s NJ. ira iS5
s31 "a. Nv ok Days - ton. Daily
5Char1ottesv iS
LOO Z. M.---Dai ly--Local to Gordonsyillsfs III
Sb:15tP.M.---Week@ Dnys--Local 8 to ORANGE
g$ AM ES RIVER LINE.
1920 Nd - Lynchb g, Laxing
and Clifton 70 Ke. IN
81 5 r. Nf.---Week s aysS- To Lynchburg,S
81 laper 593s n q tural SIG Bird 80 SS and
Clifton Forge I5FIg53S4
i585s5 TR AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
F rom the East--9: $40 AS IA N;
40 2. 81 900 1' NJ. . NJ. sd
Main Line est-5: 80 &A5i NJ Il. 3 80 An NJ
II: 80 +. p. M. al r, NJ
James River Line :35 sA.g sos PM
except Sunday.
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ID u o. II RICHMO ND, Es ssss
M 80 ~ aFREDERrCKSBUFa&
S'ag & POTOMACaR sR.S@

TRAINS RAJ rs LEAVE R1cHMoND NoRTH.S
sss A MMDsi1yny5a s.
y, 80 80 Az M.--Wcek Days-I1lbn. shlants
Il communication
& 9 go A.. N, ---Dai byrd Street. Through+s
Local stops
1875 Z 81 ToosWss Is,
Accommoda ION $
$500 go r. E N. Week Days--Byrd
1;45 3 s., M;-sunday only
Ton Accommod alton sS
-: - - M...Weeks Ashland
s:a 90 5. M-Da,ly----a !hrous
TRAINS ARRIVE
# WARD, sSjS i.s 81
g ~ ~. !. Al.--We Da ysF;l bn.
Accon.noda tion fSsissSsss.
8 :: az q. aly--Byrd st. Il Through.
nrta Dsys.-Byrd
~ 90 Az M.--Sunday only--Elba i5isVa sh III 4 "a
ton Accom- m dn II on SSSSs5
~ ~ ~ NJ y. NV DaysElba a. Ashlaad
Aecommod at lon .siEas
1920 tM-Daly--nIaf In tl55 nh :, sSs
s S:45 p Al-Dai 1y-Byrd st. Throu gh.s Ssss t&
~ III M.-We eek Days-AIain ST. TIL oli ~
- u = shingto n Exposition Special.
go 4 CON- MaW e, X Days7-11 Ashland
* Nd lily yrd IS s rous h,
s:oo : 7, yrd IL. through. Los.
MS,1n, atly--a1ain IS hrous
kda tons.
i stopSnt Dlba i.IssS
Time Of arrival ana de part,ires ana con.t
GonI 5s,,pt, Tx ira f.sS M 81. Ss5
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Countess WestrunA1 hi tAshe does not
assume her title, and prefers finally
5to@:wed u her "A merican lover IND s8r re-
turn TO her native home. $ts III
5a9F Before he$consumnationsi Is reach ed,
she and her American have
helped Prince Ludolf to unseat King
Ludwig or 8 1Iordes, and place Prince
2Ludole the choic Of the people, on
the throne. Of course, in accomplish
Ing tho desired end there is plotting
and contemplating, the defeat Of
5treachery and the bringing to naught
of the wicked When 1t Is all done the
happiness of good goes hand - in hand
withsthe stablishment8sof Ludolf on
his throne even though he does lot
persuade an American to sliaresi i with
him. IA 73s
THE OvERAIAN. BY Upton Sin
51sis2 Clair. Doubleday, Page and Com
pany. 81 81 New ! ork, 81 publishers.
Pp.3 80. SO cents. y
II a very relna rkabl O. story told by
one brother. who lis a scientist, of an
other bro ther, who Is a musician. US
RI The scientistFis named Edward z the
musician. Daniel. The musician at
twenty three years Of age undertakes
q long VOYAGE on acc account 81 his
the South seas, ana no vas cast away
on ali island seldom visited by ny
ship: %33 AZ. Y
'}g Twenty years aftcrward his brothe
goes IN search Of him. and through
the treachery Of his crew is put a drift
lima boat. He reaches an apparentl!
l;uninhahited shore, and hen he re
gains consciousness finds his brothe
bending over hln.i@ & III fff3
He remains 5on the island for som
time before being rescued. He 500
realizes that though he has found hi
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n SSEsyv k5iito|k;sW 5slhIIlli'

ONLY ALL RAIL "a I IN D ia TO $ N oRFOLK{s
SR Leave Byrd b Street Station. r ichmond.8S3
In r feet July I. 100
$3 FOR NORFOLK: :25 r. 81 AI.s daily: :0e1
o:0Os$A. NJ. and Is 100 except
Sunday: s: N. nd 7foo =. n Sunday
35@ FOR I4YE cHBURG,38T THE WEST AMI
]soUTHW11 sT :s 8 100 IS . NJ except sunday;s
S:1o$A, NJ. sund ay onl "a 40 =. n. and 500
p dail ~. S$
ARRIVE 1cHMo N 3: sE Fro IN II Norfolk.
1880 N4A.3 r.. NJ. and 10 40 p.
cept Sunday; II i 5 Y A. NJ. and As NJ
S,F pullman 6Perlor and slice pin & Cars. cats
Dining Carr. ,S2j
W. b. BEYILIl. G. H. BOSLE sf5
III q en-. Pas. a gent Dis. Is ent. jim
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Al Astounding Blundcr,5

I'LL T. have been for ears a 4 8 tudentl of
iEroncl5 history. and q more q ste unding
iblund lar! I'm ever came across man y at
day Wi en- you attributed to. r iauetti
s(whoevors he swa.s) q witt cis!n ! hnt
every scllooltoy knows Ia cred ted ITO
the MARQUIS dc MirabeGu. 81 84S v B. gt
TouclNng8 he 8nanl,er Of our { riend 't
}note.s we 4 should commend 70 hin, y q.
tayorite saylVgRR that nothing but
distance orr dea fnes IS could ii WAR Y.
rant q gentleman raising hla
voice, Az to the matter, We are
inclined to plead tina tile East Ing
|3blund err Is no Z ours because 1t was the
Count Mira beau, s. and S5no Il his father
the MARQUIS, no ~ sed Yords,s ans
Count irahsall's IN anne Il wa 5sIIo nort
I5Gabrie II iquet Y, OHe lio Il peel
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Atlantic g cast Line

EFFECTIvDA UGUsTI.S1 100 1. 3
s TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1Lrs8&25ssss
y. 80 81 F nd South: n
Is 100 r.. NJ. and ~ = m,
III For, N. N. r West; 10 and 500
a.. NJ Il and .: 100 IT. asS
1870. $500, a:as II. +. $500. $500 PM
;7;25 and s1l:30 P. NJ. sSsS
III For Goldsboro and n F,a fayetteville: IN s5:alE
p. NJ. n Ne
A5 Trains arrive Richmond dai ly y g IS. VAC
A. NJ, 1885. a 5 and .sI1 90 M
si:a7Ba:O5, :50 $500, 20 so and 40 P.Mss
5{5EE I5xcept sund : sunda on 81
Time OF arrivals and departures and cons
;nections not Kuaranteed.&ss25 Sss
c. s. CAhlPBELL,aD.8PaA
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between the battledores, anu her
mother, Mrs. Lowell. t55s9
The story IL one Of remarkable ad <
venture, and Is Very well written. ~ 81

between ft I'LL III DaLtleQOTeSyt 9 anu gsR8 her
mother Mrs. Lowell. 3ti55s45 is
~ The story Is one o { remarkable ad <
venture, and is very well written
BEAU BROcADE.} BY Baroness orczy.;
#,sa u. Is, Lippincott, Of Philadelphia,
S583$ publishers. PIP. aus. $1.5o$
a story Of the days Of the Pre- tender,
Charles Edward Stuart, in England, and
of tho troubles connected with the con-
spiracies in his behal E and their de x
feat.S{t3 s X 81 s,3S III 43
II added interest lin this story.
which Is concerned with the rescue OF
the young Earl OF Stretton, falsely ac-
cuscd of being an adherentS OF the Pre-
tender, from d perilous position through
tho efforts OF his sister. Lady Dorothy,
Is found in the character OF Beau
Brocade, Z really the hero Of the novel.
This young outlaw Is In reality Cap
tain Jack Bathurst. OF the English
army, who. through G$unmerited mis-
fortune, has been driven into wild
ways EIe helps Lady Dorothy against
tho enemies Of the Earl Of Strettop,
falls madlysin love with her and III
the end is pardoned by the Duke OF
Cumberland and makes her his wife.
ALL lovers of a dashing romance Will
like to read Beau Brocade r, ri
WHEN KINGS GO FoRTHsTo BAT
II LEI. BY William Wallace White
lock. J. E. Lippincott, OF Philadel-
phia, publishers. PIP. 311. s15O
It is fashionable now to, introduce
into tales or the small revolutionary
tklngdonis OF continental Europe tho
American clement. y
Consequently, Mr.. Whitclock has fol-
lowed the fashion, and his hero and
Eheroine34are both Americans. The
Heroine, in consequence Of her inheri.
lance Of an ancient title. is really
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Stfallltt11bnats.5
&tRat11to oats. & 3s &,
Virginia; lllla a, CATION Co. 5
Il ! AodEs RIVER DAY LINE 535Ess N
MI * ,, ~ a town .xnnsifio,,

81 STEAMER PoCAHoNTAs3 LEAVES FROM
OLD TDoM1NIoNyv WHARF AIONDAY.8WED-J
NEsDAY and FRIDAY STEAMER SHAMI'-
TON tuesday, TIIUR sDAYs5$ AND SAT-
IRDAYE q 8 4 $A9 Nj, e for N orfolk. Portsmouth,
Old Point. Newport News, Claremont and
James River landings, ~ connecting i at Old
point for shngton 3a fillmore and the
North. q staterAoms reserved & for$s tho Shit
al moderate prices on EPoca hontas }it Electric
cars; direct to $the wharf iokets on z.le
at Richmond ~ transfer Coz 81 81 b. Main
street, os East Main Stree or on hart
81 81 sots' Round strip, /, = &. !" - !
Steamers stop Of I1x pos tlon Grounds Pier,
104thG Stree t.
Freight received for above-named places
and all points In Eastern Virg lnia, North
Carolina and the East ss53
s ] OH N F. MAYER Agent.
Qenl Mgr. ss58E
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NailrnaDs
--S>~-S~S~~o<SSSo<>~-~-
Southern r ailwaY,'..
TRAINS LEA n R1ctIMo ND. y ssi sssis
- NJ B FOL lowing II schedule y figures pnbS
tShcCl OnIytg az

TRAINS Z Is4NyrE; Rtc1IMo VI. isS
n n. Fol lowing II schedule figures pun ssf
lished only as ~ riforn,ation and are noSa
Z 1900 "A. q N Daily - Local "a for cha rlottesS
connecting at K eysyll1e for Chase CITY
II and Clarksvil u e. gs#
11:15 Az Nj Dali United ~ Bu tret Putis#
man to Atlanta and Bir1ninHt ham. New
3.8aS rleans, M EN- p1iis, Chattanooga, and
5s all the South. Through coach Sifott;
Chase Chase city, Oxford Durham and /
(. /, $500 z. N. ~ Sunday KcysvtlleG Local.
1l:So Z. Nd atly---I,nited pullman ready:
800 y. NJ, for all the South.
% YORK RIVER LINE. 1 III
= ~ Z. NJ .----Ex. Sunday-Lnlted--To sWsseS
B, ~ Point- Connecting for Baltim ore.
e IA. Mes Sunday. s5t r,oca u to TYeeS!
Point. &
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cHM oND.
s5o:oo a. Mes $40 p N.-From all the South
- ~. NJ From Charlotte, Raj sigh, Dur4s
n VI nam. Chase City and local sta tionsl;,s3ls
a aao a. 4 From Keysville -- Local.
~ A. 4. !, NJ FRO N Baltimore b and wsst
Point. sgstS
Nv. w EsTBURY, s. p. a.. e
s2o ~. Main Street, richmond, "a 49,
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.Sealboard All Line Railway,

soUTHRoUND TRAINS scHEDULEDS I'd
LEAVE RICHMOND DAHL J. al5 81
9:35 IA Ni.Loca al 81 to ina. 81 r aleigh.
Chnrlotto.5 Wilmingto L. Ms eops'
ers and coac hes. IA tlanta " Btrmingham.8iSa-
vannah,s acksonville and Flo rlda points,
9:s6 n N.--Sleapers and u coac i es.s Atlants,
birmingham Memphis, 4. SaHa nnah,Ss$J ackson.9
vile and Sou thwe est. ssx
NoRTHRouND8TRAIN EsCHEpULED3ITo.
&Sff9 ARRIVE R1CHMONDED DAILY. S5 S5ftsss
6.5O A NJ :35 p, r., NJ III gs
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

f# Cars leave II co rnerS OF Seventh i and Perry
Streets Manchester, every hour Con ID
hour tromgs AZ NJ, 10 "a II ..3l Nh
car 10 Chester. Last ca g 81 m idntsht
p NJ " except sllnd iBss S1
Z Cars leave Petersburg, foot Of sycamore:
Street, every no mr. from :s5 NJ 70 ~ o;al
ia Az NJ 81. except s;und n
8sS All cars from torsbu re- connecting RicAs
mond cars
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a ri !. 4 I: S;
ofVirgiiniia..

There has been conplaintGthat Vir-
ginlans anX4sus to read ga PRINCESS Of
Miss Kate TUCKER, g CODES
drama OF Pocahontas and of old James
town. published in@the June number
OF FLippincott's Ma azine Ii do no e know
where ! to obtain It. we wish,5to say
to- these and to- any. others who are
contemplating d visit to jamestown
Island, that the magazine is for sale
by us, q and wilt be mailed to.any. ad-
dress. Price twenty-five cents.
THE BELL BOOK e. CO.
Ola Enst M d In Street
lol, in II
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THE sTo RISS B &C K. BY Newton New
kirk. II. NJ. Caldwell & Co.. Of
n Boston, publ shers. PIP. II 20.
In the 8lntroduction OF a8quaint,ylittlc
publication, tl1esc lines occur: # f5 ~ 81
81 Is to give parents few pointers
on rearing children that the author
writes this book. Having served IN
apprenticeship as a baby. he feels COM
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Rattle 81 seven + I'D,

Permit mo to correct your sta tement
as to number OF lost and wounded at
Seven Pines The f1gures should have
been:E Confed erate--ltllled, 90S; wound
ed, 4,7da. Federal--kllled,S790; wound
ed "a 1874 G. A RICHARDSON.
I'VE gladly publish he above with the
statement that tho n cures We gave
came from tho United States oittcia Ia
lRecord s. S5Y II {5} NJ
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brother Iii the body, lie is separated
from him In ne spirit, for his brother
is THE Overma1l'' OF the story. He
has sought ana found afflllation upon
q higlergplane of being. where human
ity5s has passed the need Of language,
and no longer. deal III ideas, but in
Imaginative lntnitions.DSs
ii5s From a psychological standpoint, the
story$is full OF interest.
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Il David fWnrneld..

833 HI w many times has David gNvarIlell
appeared In Richmond !? a. M. Mex
558 The annals q ou Z Jay houses are ar.
not perfectly kept. So far as we can
discover. Yartield s liza $ # played y ss here
three times. once g the old & theatre,
a..In {; CIV orls and twice at the
Academy b il "T no Auctioneer."if Some
read Or may howe YER, DO II bettter4fi \
formed. 3 s$SE5 a. ~ Si
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Merchants and Miners ltansportatio Co
Norfolk to Boston, Nass.

Providence. r., ~ and Savannah. Go.
day, " edpesd ay, Friday and Saturday, For
Providence Monday. 8Th ursday and Saturday
at 6 p. & II. IA Passengers and frelNh taken
for al New England poin its. Tickets on
sale at c, a. O. Ry,, N CIV. Ry,B O6lces and
No sos and $40 East Ma In. 81
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symbols.

b Can 70 III give lne he origin &of the
symbols Of ounce, scruple &and dra an:
$ The symbol X or ounce sis almost GER re
tainly5Ethe differentiation OF the alb hre re-
Walton A accord In wit the sc
Of the early D utch pr Int ers. We We have ave,
soughtSin not a Few OF the better5S1 bra,
res here and abroad for he OF her5two
but they do not seem s. be in e q ny O
the & hand books, Z, ho IN formation Is
almost certainly tu clsed n away SO some ne
where, and " 8 + shall be Very glad 4 TO
publish a ON some one who can
give It. III 7}si5is III 5'f3
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CLYDE Steamship Company
Ill.li PHILANELFHI!

"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nh
LIZ II lCH AitoND AND NORFOLK LIN $
FreiEht received ana delivered dali al
c. s. o, N r VII Co.,s Demo {. vsntsepth and
Rroad Streets if Et.fltsSWG0pF n, So cltlhg
Agent g ydeS Line hone
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FOR ..l;,yI. l.l NEW YORK.

Via in isht Inc Steamers ss5t exec 1T Is satlss
day) rnakln colinee U No folk viIl
Main Line ship 70 u owinE SstE E'ss:s1 n
alao IN orfoak and w ostern r y; IN sS kssf n
ana Is n. Ind Cheka pea ke and Oh la hi
at A and '.sSs my 81 HE sconnsc6lSl
daily laxcspt DAY ia y feIfolk I'm III
ID. AIN ST. hifo nd u TTsnsk or II
Maia ~ sFssn,
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$a3 la =. sfjsy G. e. C.
588sii In genera, Al Twin things having
feeling and capable Of motion. very.
fair disorimlna ton rs between al ] AMI
Understanding ma n-77and sF plants IS
that the animals ia kes o xygen from the
air and give carbonic acid, VIII lie plants
take carbonic acid H and give oxygen.
This give ana IL 9 may be so ccu-
ratelS balanced BY fish and plants in
an aquarium that The water Will not
need frequent Chang ing. Il is III &
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1 Baby Shows.

Please inform mo 2whe Their here Will
latEtheI State EFair.s and tho date
OF eac h.4a!A SO II tine kno w II a by
two a s oars and nine months oil d; witt
waist measure Of twe en- tY-six2 Inc hes and
weight OF sixty pounds, " otld. stand e
any chance AL !. so.{S5
81. OH will have to write tho manager,
Jane to wn ii xpostion. 81 Norfolk, rs Va,
and manager, Al Stat air, Richmond,
Val to- set exact forrnat ~
should conslder&th tho baby 80 Y refer IS to
win &anywhe re. M ss 5
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s,XYhatIA Sound.

b Does \ the firing Of a gun produce a
sound there B is no ear In hearing
distance 2 5ss a Nun ] H. B. 8
1t does not. n The explosionyprodu ces
d condition which will communicate to
an ear w hat we call sound, Il provided
the car be within a radius etermined
by the quality and lolenco IS OF II he
|cxplosion and the characteristics OF
the ear. Poets sBllave IA fcigncd .s that
human ear has new er%caug ht the awful
symphonies OF that creation song the
morning stars san tog etler3 III because
THE mortal & ear ma VI no Il ecolye !,
tones. Certainly there IS no sound Of
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3#93E Descendnnta #Iof TO 9 cnhontns. III
To wllbm should / write to find
whether descendants OF Pocahontas are
given complimentary passes into the
exposition Mrs X. y q, S,
Office OF the President, Jane stoWn
Exposition, Norfolk y a. SS5$
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y
Powers ;OfyI)iatrict $ choOl Doar.ls.8
IditorArho Times . Is pa oh: I'll WI

1ElneS-DlB pAtCI 9S58g
lr,--rhore appeared q In y our weak s
ton, ;Na., on the 5S2 d ag$ ms tam the
District School Bonrd appointed Il a
teacher but on appeal TO tho School
Trustee lectoral Board, that thcyl re- !
moved til Q II teacher appoln tcd by y loca !
board, and appointed .ano ther, etc.
Was tho action@o Schoo l Trustee
Electoral Board In accord witt, statute
law 3 and had e the issue 81 been on tn g
location o y tho school slteSto build on,
did the Electoral Board have the ri ht
to loca 9 ?? s,8 S; Il
Please answer In he + itnes-D tspateh
as so on as ~ oil m. "a doRSnO t% as X for
any ruling d; any school ~ oard, II but
a35 r O. "A Y BLACI1WErr.;
Iollyd ale, Va, ptenlbe g. "a 90 7sS
n rel ply To- the a boye q uery, he Dis Dis
itrict School Board, under the laws OF
Virginia, elects all teachers, but or
All u appeal { from h any ( I've interested
heads OF families. tho Elect oral Board 9; (.
shall have he over to rcview q a,,e
confirm r annul n I lie ction or 5fthe
District Board. (Seo sections 81 the
Code 4s7&and 146s There is no pro-
vision forHtho Electoral Board electii1ne
teachers as tho sta essl avs cf1lEnttcly
provide that achers sllnl be elect:
ed blythe District Boar q 3sS 5
1 S Tho selection OF the sit for 9 sclloo !:
house Is also the duty OF the Di DIS t.; 6;
Board. bit an appeal from their l'1 de q 8
|cision may be K mad Is To- the 11lteo tora
Board. and II the istrict Board Is oycf'
ruled,$i t must select ano ther5 y 81 te.3 35sS
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cnnie,. ~ I,ho,tloe,rrn,nhs

&sS Copies of photographs.
B Will %youltellAme &c I have the right
to copy phi ographs on postal cards
for sale ID ss ~. M. SCI
YOU could not be made liable unless
the photographs were copyrighted
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iVetcrnn,s Pcnnion.

Please inform me whom to write to
with reference%to Increase in my Con-
fcderate pension r. b. 3. 35,.es
it'll First Auditor, Richmond, Va,
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II rt|l5~Hal-s
.GklHll |.

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the naval display ut the exposition.
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,Ihnckcrny and Naples,

,!5$I In the Newcomcs, chapter 8 !, is:3
:. and BIZ formosa supreme cnougli;
but I fancy a 'f1sh's tail Is Tapping
under her fine founces,' etc. Please
tell me. what t no words "formosa
superne" mean. / have heard ali my
life. the expression See Il Naples and
die. ' sc VIII YOU toll 4 mo what the
Italian Is " MRS. III. M. I
Horace rs Tic Ars Poetica says
D'esinatt i j. Gem muller fornn supernc,
What ds o. beautiful Two man in the
upper part q ds ! n a fish. Tho quota
tion : s common OF that which prom
ICES we'll and disappoints. Old Burton,
who uses a most every good thing that
the literature OF his day contained, has
Even in tho midst 4 OF all our 1nirtt,
jollity, and laughter, IS sorrow and
lgrlof; 8ors5i there be truo & happiness
amongstiu 81 Els bntsforg a i inc. Disina.
In piccnl, etc: a fair morning turns
to- a lowering nfternoon.''
55Vedi Napoli Q poi mort y 81
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Bank ClohinE. 9353a$
%G5 Is itlslawful for a bank to close ex :
cept on legal holiday? III g. r.
Not IL It is q ma tlonal or State ban X.
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Friday. Wednesday

Please inform mo what days of Tho
week We're January l 8, 8 SS6, and !! stn-
,iary j s, q 500. g IN 7. s a.
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5l!s.NIrl,t L.n,.. s rlioni,

~ n y ssCRUU1. ~ v.
Is there lin Richmond any night
school Of law !? .ss3 a.. r.
" No. n S55 lss3 Il, 81 y
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Ssl Foreign Malls.
I. Where ca n n get full Information
about the new regulations covering.
foreign mails? t5{S 59 w .tf
POST office Department. washington.
d. Gu. will send You full circular. MI