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CINCINNATI, Sept. 80

A train Of ten cars on the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad was de-
stroyed by fire, seven miles east of Ur-
bana, yesterday. The fire was occa-
stoned by an explosion in the forward
car, supposed to have contained nitro
glycerine. The engine was completely
demolished by the explosion. The en-
pineer was seriously hurt and the fire.
man slightly. The destroyed cars were
loaded with -four and pork. A house a
quarter of a mile from the wreck was
demolished by the concussion.
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ELEVEN YEARS

OF experience with constantly increaAIng
demand for Roback's Medicines 1S sufficient
acknowledgment OF their intrinsic merit,
and places them the very fTst in rank for
curing tho diseases for which they are re-
commended.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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CINcINNATI, Sept. 80.
River fallen 2 feet inches, % feet in
the channel. Weather clear. Their
emometer 70.
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River ana weather.

PITTsBURaH, Sept 80.
River six feet eight inches falling.
Weather clear and warm.
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SO O0O LBS. .SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
OV,NOU 1000 lbs Plain Hams.
10000 lbs Shoulder
10000 lbs Clear d Clear Rib BkIes
lO TIerced Prime Lard.
60 KeRH
60 Barrels Extra Lard OIL.
go BOls Juno Family Flour
200 do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
20 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
% Barrels Vinegar.
50 Boxes Factory Cheesa.
50 do Concentrated Lye.
marie HANDLAN, JORDAN A CO
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COUNTY REruBLICAN 1loKEE,
Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican State Central COM
mIttec announce the following list OF Union
meetings, which will bo addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
requested TO see that full notice is given OF
tho meetings iu their county and that
proper accommodations for Speakers and
audience are provided.
FJidoV, Oetober2
CharleIt0n, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson.
Hon. w. 7. Wiley.
Monday, October5.
Hon. W. r. Wiley.
Lincoln e. c., Hon. j. H. Ferguson.
2uesdav, October @.
Winfield, Hon. ". E. S,eyenson, 81 even.
FTuIlkghI, 7. X. CaHkadon.
Buoa,O, "e''"@''"Y lion. 9s.SSE ". <. stevenson.
Hon. W. T. Wiley.
ThrIddy, Octo6ers,
Point Pleasant, Hon. ". (. Stevenson.
Horoantoun, Hon. John y. Cariiio.
Mercer c. H., Capt w. a. Monroe.
Saturday, October 10,
CdbeH Court House, Hon. W. =. Stevenson.
Spencer. Gen.W. Il. Powell.
phiuippd, Hon. Jno. s. Carlile.
Hest Liberty, Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Monday, October IL,
Cerotfo, Uuyne Co., Hon. W. f. Stevenson.
Hon: W. T. Wiley.
Wyoming c. H., Hon. ]. H. Ferguson.
tuesday, October 10,
Grant C. H., T. X. CaIskadon.
Uetlnesddv, October II.
AdSon CitU hon. W. 4. Stevenson.
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
Thursday, October Is,
Rdnd,Vhu C. H., Hon. Jno. S. Carlile.
FT1Cidv, October 10,
| RarenFroOd Hon. W. f. Stevenson.
Hon. W. r. Wiley.
FdfTmonE, Hon. John s. CarIile.
Saturday, OciobeT17
| Point Pleasant, Hon. Jno. y. Carllle.
MoIrndSUfIle, Hon. +. H. PeIrpOiDt.
Monday, October 10,
BeIlUiLLe, Hon. W. +. Stevenson.
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
Raleigh C. H.. Hon. ]. n. Ferguson.
zWeSddV, October 20,
NetU Creek, 4. X. Carskadon.
We1t UntoH, Hon. John y. Carlile.
Uednesddy, Oeto6er q,
Ptrrkersbur0, Hon. W. r.. Stevenson.
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
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DRY GOODS.

The market for cotton goods con-
tinues inactive and rather depressed,
as some styles of goods shrink In value
from day to day. The Atlantic v
shirtings which last week fonnd buy
ers at 141<c, are to-day offered at 121<c;
heavy sheetings steady nj 14al5<c Ior
southern and best eastern, which Is as
low a price as they have reached at
cloths depressed at 7a75<c for good and
extra. Prints steady at 121<al3c for
American, Richmond, Pacific and
Spraeues. De LANES are steady and
in fair request at 19c for Spragues and
20c for all other leading makes.
Woolens, generally, are in an improved
request, but at a slight concession on
fancy makes.
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OHIO.
CLExE1ANp. September 80.

CLEVELAND, September so.
Hoban, who was stabbed yesterday
by a sailor named English, died this
morning. His wife, also stabbed, will
recover. The people are greatly exas-
.perated and talk OF lynching English
and his accomplice, Whitmore.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK. Sent q

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.
CoTToN-Firmer and less active; !. SOC
bales sold at 26a261zc for middIing up
lands.
FLoUR-Dull and 5a1Oc lower on me
dIum and common.
ly lower; ocean ireiRhts checks ex-
port demand. Rye-Quiet at 81 46a
l 4S for Western. Oats-Better supply
and dull at 721<c for Western afoat.
Corn-Steady aud in fair home trade
demand at 81 1891 l6 for unsound.
81 1611aI II for sound, and 81 l6Hal IL
TOR sound mixed Western atioat.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork- at S3S 50a
40 90 for mess, cash. Beef-Dull and
without change. Cut tMeats-Nominal-
iy lower. Bscon-Limited enquiry and
prices in favor of buyers.
EaGs-More active at 25a2sc.
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marl6 HANDLAN. JORDAN co.

NEW
Nl MEDICAL PAMPHLET fIom Ihe
pen OF DR.. CUKTIs. The Medical Time"
says OF this work: This valuable treatise ON
the cause and cure OF premature decline,
shows how health is impaired through
secret abuses OF youth ami manhood, and
now easily IegAined. It gives a clear synoP-
ais OF the 1mpedimenS TO marriage, the
cause and enecLs OF nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" A pocket edition OF the
above Will be forwarded on receipt OF 25
CENTS: by addressing Doctor .CURTIB, No.
5S' North Charles street, Baltimore, Nd.
Imy2B-IYd
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PAXTON & oeLEBAY
Wholesale GrOcers

NJ. "a Ok
WHEELING, w. VA.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
II sale at lowest market rates, viz:
80 Bags Rio Coffee.
so Half Chests Gunpr. Y. II and Imp1
Teas. H.r
20 Half Chests Black Tea.
30 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. TobsccUs.
IS Butts and Caddies Black 10a do
100 Caddies Black As and Navy do
% Kegs twist do
100 BbIs Refined Sugars.
20 Hhds r. K and Cuba sugars.
Is Bbls prime holaRes.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden
ware, Spices, N. O. Tar, Conc. Iye, Madder,
Copperag, Alum, Logwood, Newcastle Bl
ssItS. SIS Ghoeoiste. Cream Tarsf, Vineear,
Cheese Shot and Lead, Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept in a Wholesale
We Solicit an examination OF our stock
from any ono wanting anything in our line.
HepU
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COsTIvENEsS,

Or, Constipation OF the Bowels, shonId al
ways receive prompt attent ton, rs it pre-dIs-
poses the system TO disease. The timely use
OF sucn valuable catbartic remedy as Ro-
backs Blood Pills has saved much sick
ness, disease and death, and many persons
to-day, are indebted to thee pills alone for
their very existence, n the Certificates In
our Possession will attest.
soid by all Druggists everywhere.
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SEPTEMBER 3O.-GRAlN-wheat dull
at go for No. i; SOC for No. 2; 4Oc Tor
No. 3 Milwaukee. Buyers offer five
cents less at noon. Corn-Drooping
and offered at OF; buyers bid 1 90.
Oats-62xc. Rye-1 80. Barley-Dull
at S5a1 95. Freight-HaIfc cent better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15

CLIMATE NOT THE CAUSE OF CoLoR.-N
is common opinion that climate alone is
capable of producing all the diversities Of
complexion so remarkable in the human
race a very feH facts may suffice to show
that such cannot be the case. Thus the ne
groes of Van Diemen's Land, who are
amongst the blacklist people ON the earth, >
live in q climate as cold as that of Iceland !,
while the Indo-C Chinese nations, who live In
tropical Asia, are of . brown and olive COM
plexion. Il is remarked by Humboldt that
the American tribes of the equinoetial re-
gions have no darker skins than the noun
taineers of the temperate zone. So, also,
the Puelches Of the magellanic Plains. be-;
You'd the 6fty-ffth degree of south latitude,
are absolutely darker than the Abipodes,
TOBIAS, and other tribes, who are many de-
grees nearer the equator. Again, the Cha
raus, who live south of the Rio de Ia Plata,
are almost black, while the Guaycas, under
the line, are among the fairest of the Anne
rican tribes. Finally, not to multiply ex-
amples, those nations Of the Caucasian race
which have become inhabitants Of the tor
rid zone in both hemispheres, although
their descendants have been for centuries,
and in Africa for many centuries, exposed
to the most active influences Of the climate,
have never, in solitary instance, exhibit
ted the transformation from o Caucasian to
negro complexion. -- 81.
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BY James n. Taylor 6 Son, Auctioncers,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MAN.
CHESTER, AND FORMERLY PART OF
THE FALLS PLANTATION, AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed of trust executed to me rs
trustee dated the 9Th day Of December, 1852 to
cure the payment of certain sum Of money there
In mentioned, duly recorded In the clerks Office Of
the County Court of Chesterfield, a part Of which
has not been paid, and being required by the bene
flciary In said deed, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on MONDAY. the Cd day of June. II
fair II not, the next fair day thereafter tSundays
excepted, on the premises, at O'Clock 7. u,
the property rs above located, and described as
follows Lots designated I'm said deed as J., + and
G. Lot Z having % 275-I0oo acres; lot having
"a S4o-lO00 and lot having 3os4ol0oo acres. These
lots lie well for building purposes and the land Is
i'm high state of cultivation, and Is considerable
be very valuable for private residences and mar
ket gardens being contiguous to the town OF Mali
chester and city OF Richmond.
The lots will be sold In a whole, as above de-
scribed, or divided into smaller lots, as may be
agreed upon OH the day Of sale.
TERMS Cash enough to pay the expenses oil the
sale and one-third Of the purchase money: bal
ance on credit Of twelve and eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured by u
deed Of trust. Taxes for 1858 to be paid by the
purchaser. n, s-.s
plat Of the land can be seen Mt the Office of the
auctlonecrs, and will be shown on the day OF SAFE
q - JAMES n. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR
Son AuctiOneers .&, my Is
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TRUSTEES, SALE Of " ALUABLa
NEREAIs ESTATE In THE COJrNrv -

TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
CHEsTgRFIELD. ADJOINING THE Town
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RtI ~
ROAD COAL WHARF, OPPOSITE RON
ETTS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed NJ
trust executed to the undersigned as trustees
dated the 18th day Of October 1s5Q to secure m.
payment Of certain sum OF money therein men.
Toned, duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of I'M
County Court Of Chesterfield, q part Of which IL
still unpaid, and being required by the bensacis
ries In said deed we viii proceed to sell at public
auction on MONDAY the I'd day OF June isss n II
fair If not the next fair day thereafter (Sundsrs
exceptedl on the premises, at half.past O'Clock
p. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY as above
located consisting of THREE LOTS OF LAM
described In said deed as Is. C, and d; lot Il con-
tanning 80 931.lo00 acres, lot containing 81 a.aso
acres, and lot containing 80 337-looo acres ali
bounded by the Richmond and Danyille railroad
which extends down to the coal yard on the south
side Of James river opposite the steamboat wharf
at Rockets and Is considered to be the best land
for farming or for the growth Of vegetables that
is now in market. From Its contigulty to the CITY
rendered still more valuable.
TERMS Cash enough to pay the expenses az
sale and one-third Of the purchase money; baauce
on a credit Of twelve and eighteen months Tor ne.
gotiable notes interest added and secured by deed
Of Taxes for 1868 to be paid by the purchaser
A plat of the land can be seen at the Office Of The
auctioneers, and will be shown the day of sale
JAMES d.. TAYLOR, r..
w. GODDIN, trustees
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR & soy.
Aucti0neerS. aH..s. my Is
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BY Lee & Goddin, AuctioneerS,
No. LII Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE SMALL FARM IN CHESTERFLELD
COUNTY, ONE AND A HALF NILES FROM
MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF
decree of the Circuit Court for the county of Ches.
terrified, pronounced on the 18th Noyembcr, 1901 In
the cause styled Cooke us. Cooke and ais.
wherein the undersigned was appointed Commits
sioner for the purposes therein named, Will pro-
coed to sell on TUESDAY, 18th May, 1893, If fair,
If not on the next fair day thereafter, on the pre-
misses, at u O'Clock p. NJ, the real estate men-
toned In said decree, being the farm Of which the
late Hartweli F. Cooke died seized lying In the
county of Chesterfield, between the Buckinghaml
turnpike and River road. about one and q half
miles from Manchester, containing by recent sur
yey seventy acres of excellent farming and garden
ing land, upon which there is q comfortable frame
dwelling with five rooms and the usual out-build-
ings, adjoining the lands Of Governor Wise, A.. @
Pulliaml, ESQ.,, and others.
The tract viii be sold as whole, or divided into
lots to suit the views of bidders. 1000.
TERMS Liberal, and viii he announced on DAY
of sale 40 = SUSANNAH c. COOKE, sEa
.aEa Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE 6 GoDpM, Auctioneers.
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BY wellington Goddin,
I. Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
SIBLE. REAL ESTATE. ON THE WEsp
SIDE OF. TWELFTH BETWEEN MAIN AND
GARY STREETS AND SMALL HOUSE ASD
L OF s, ON VALLEY AND con CoRD
STREETS.-By virtue of decree OF the Circnlt
Court of the city Of Richmond pronounced on lhe
9th of May, 1855, in the case Of Bigelsw against
Bigelow, &C., I shall, as special commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed to sell at public ane.
ton on the premises, iu the order ADVERTISED On q
THURSDAY the 2lstof May, lsss, ut O'CLOCK -. I.
following REAL sESTATE-,iz.. that VALUA.
BILE Lot on the west side OF Twelfth between We,
Main and Cary streets, fronting twenty-five Ieei.
running back sixty-six feet to the lot on winch
Messrs Lancaster Co.'s office standss r af,9r
which say at half-past o. clock T. NJ, the Lno
PERTY on Valley near TO Baldfng street, VIII
small FRAMED TENEMENT, fronting twenty
five and three-quarter feet. running back se'ens!
Ave feet anfi the LOT in the rear thereof fronting
twenty-five and three-quarter feet ON ConeVeu
street, running back seyenty-hye feet.
TERMS For the lot on Twelfth street, casB a. "
5000 and expenses OF sale; balance on crcdn , y.
twelve months, bearing interest, payable , nu
yearly. And IS TO the properly on valley SUNS lb
0ue-thirtl cash: balance ut SIX and twelve mohln,
for single bills bearing interest and title retaineu
until all of the purchase money Is July pald;.
80" ~ ~ JOHN y. STEGER-
ID gsbfg 4 Special Ce5Tmlssioher.
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,,AyCIlON SALES.
FUTUKT UIY.
q By GrbSss q wfllisms, Aassione.ssss 49, =
Northwest corner or 1fsin and Eleventh ], i.

S ByGrtbbs q wfIlisns, Aaet lonsr,,ss r'rs~---s
Northwest corner or yEsfn and Eleventh = -.
1,,'lARdE SALE or VERY ytun.p, D.,
4xss nEsh EwsF EHEE sAT As p, sEAH ASK
O'Clock A.M.s We viii sell upon the premise II
speetfyefy In tie order NAMED below, The foa re-
LIT. THE COTTAGE formerly owned l., =,
Sale, Ind now occupied By M JONI n. W ar
Il has six rooms, two wing rooms With hins a sn.
ing and nswl psps,ed seryagss quarters 81.
laid ont and Contain aiI"osa 'oands
variety Of roses with several varieties of
tai and shade trees. This IS regarded NJ o,,.
most desirable residencesin Ashland. o"e VI the
I'd. A NEW HOUSE, with lot OF one and ~.
acres adjoining DR.. Scott's. The lot has jnss s
enclosed with q new plank fence. s'' "een
road. fronting s7s feet, and adjoining The CHM ,
ltn. A FARM OF FIFTY ACRES wifi. -,
&C., thereon. two miles from Ashland n h NIL,
dwelling with four rooms, kitchen and othn. as
buildings-milier's house. blacksmith and xh oa-
wright shop saw and grist mill all in good o,dei
The mill yields from LIS to $50 barrels ton cos
northern exposure, and . good market at Ashland
This sale embraces some OF the most ys,u,,,,
property In that vicinity and Is WORTHY tho s,s
ton Of those seeking fRvestment-as In Wow oe,,
hlishment Of q college at Ashland prors, ,te
must advance In value, and Its advantages :.
home be greatly increased. :
the train leaving here at 10 O'Clock A. 81 eo 'p'h
Z, TERMS: Will be made known at the time Of s,,o
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS 's'
4 my Is SfsHss tla5gsse / AuttIoneers
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BY Lee & Goddin Auctioneers,
No. LII Main street.
HHRUsTEEs SALE OF A FARM, Q

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM, ON
MILES ii BELOW 81 RicHMoNp, AT AUCTfoN.-
BY virtue of the provisions of deed Of trust exc;
cnted to the undersigned as trustee by Edward
Hogan, and of record In the Office of the Clerk Of
Henrfco County Court in Deed Book 81, page 4ls;
Will proceed to SELL being thereto requested by the
FRIDAY, 22d May, 1865, ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the
LAND conveyed BY said deed tile same being the
tract Of land called "GEORGE'S.,. Containing
ONE NDRED AND THIRTY.THREE
ACRES more or less. adjoining the lands Of DR..
Fl. Loaand. John N. Davis, and others;
such terms as the said Hogan may prescribe or in
default of such direction. the trustee may think
proper. JOSEPH D: WHITE, Irustee.
Sale conducted by LEE &c GoDDIN, Auctioneers'
,,,y1
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BY wellington G0ddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

Il hhUSIEE'S SALC OE II VALUABLE
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN ELE y ut I, AND u,
virtue Of deed of trust executed by Mess , L.
Bowman and s. Stroock, bearing date 22d Febru-
airy, 1857 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall in execution thereof, proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises. on TUESDAI
the 18th May. 1868 at O'Clock T. NJ, If fair, If
not the first fair day thereafter. the property con-
yeyed BY the said deed, gg9gsissing Of valuable
above, formerly occupied by, the Planters !. Ma
tional Bank of Richmond, subject, however, TO
certain deed Of lease (which win be exhibited at
the salel for term Of years, at an annual ground
rent of $780, payable quarterly, and the taxes, &c
on said lot and building.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses or
sale, and to discharge what Is now past due under
the said deed of trust, amounting to about 81 06
OH credit as to 81, q until the ed and 25th OF
August next; and as to the residue of the proceeds
on such terms as the grantors shall prescribe and
direct, on their failure to give any directions,
then on such terms the trustee shall announce at
the time OF making the sale. = Siussa.
JOHN N. GODDIN, Trustee.
Richmond sth May, 1885, - 2ssNf -. -
P.s The foregoing property was sold at auction
by the owners OH he April last. and was pur-
chased by A.. Drummer Of New York, who has
failed to comply with the terms of sale. ssi
my7 ,E w. g.. Auctloneer.
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4 Low. eoxrpr Mulr.--In the, che sp !.

1nr.f,oarnY AfUrK.--ln the spectaca-
,.r nsrsnsnance Of Hunlpty Dumpty, now
running az the Olympic, . stnsl mul ss.l ~
introduced, and is made 20 appear qs,ee
cornicaily, BY the dexterity OF ms neesss e..
About fortnight ago the regulai
fell i'll, and an amateur was suDssis"e .,'
When one of the charactsess ,os'Sssu sn Is;
new mule TO make him klSA, ns !, pesa 70 20
admirable style. he kicked On .ae se,soW,
and kicked him twice before ne touched tine
hoanis. Then he ran towards several OF
the other .ds,aaatss persona, and kicked
them. Every object on the stage, whether
material or mental, he kicked off. Next he.
began on the scenery. He kicked down o
whole forest, three gocd-sized cottages, q
picturesque cascade, d granite prison, o
robbers cave, royal palace, the Rialto,
and vesuyius in eruption, and was about TO-
attack tho g grand transmutation sceneH
from ssMidsummer-N Nights Dream, when
. rope was thrown around bis neck, and no
was dragged OFF by the whole strength of
the company, assisted by all the able-bodied
supernumeraries. q
The audience, many Of whom supposed
the obstreperous mule part of the per
Torrance, we're delighted at his energy, and
demanded, with deafening plaudits, . repe-
tition of the scene. The nproar was SO
great chat the manager came out and saidl
that an intermission of fifteen minutes
would be given TO enable some OF the actors
to recover the breath that id mule had
kicked out Of them, and pledged his honor
that the brute should never make another
appearance on the Olympic stage.
At this the audience roared louder than
ever. and for nearly half an hour the per-.
Torrance was suspended by the universal
gufaw.
Every night since, the kicking mule has
been called for, and the manager of the
theatre has, in consequence, inserted an
advertisement in the daily papers that the
animal was mysterious1y knocked in the
head the samenight of his successful debut
.New York Correspondence OF Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES AT THE
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY.

with the view Of reducing the stock on hand,
there win be offered at auction, on THURSDAY
the 2Sth instant, large lot Of .Ie i--.. iss (
Eleg WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS,
CULTIyATORS,S sht's'k q '5s7l5 Stsk 5H 2
sAkPEM sbIRr, and and COAL BARRows;
AXES, SHOES, s>" sA5' s
GRAIN BAGS III ,G3tsl = sl 5sk
RAG CARPETTNG, &C.;
to which the attention of merchants, farmers, and
others Is respectfully solicited. p t EH 6
Terms made known on day of sale.
Petersburg Indea, Lynchburg Republican, and
Norfolk ViT0i7inn. insert twice week for two
weeks and send bin to this Office. u my12-2awtd.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l439 Main street.

Two-sTORY BRICK AND FRAME
i TENEMENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
M STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH
AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.---Wew will sell ut public auction on
WEDNESDAY,, 10th OF May. 1907 at o'cockp.
d., that very desirable RESIDENCE located rs
described, containing five rooms, kitchen &C., III
good repair, aud at present occupied by good
tenant ut $2l6 per annunI.. pyeH r
The lot fronts SO by los feet.
myl4 Aucti0neers.