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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-10

SUMNER The wines and liquors Of
the late Senator Sumner were sold
Thursday. There were about 425 bot
ties, and variety OF different wines.
In exceptional cases only, they
brought fancy prices. Seven bottles
of old Romance Burgundy brought
seven dollars bottle. One bottle Of
Johannesberger Cabinet, from the
cellars OF Prince Metternich, 1862, was
sold for twelve dollars. The auction.
eer said ho learned orcdibly it was Mr..
Summers special admiration.
JOAN OF ARc.-Mgr. Dupanloup,
the bishop of the diocese wherein Joan
OF Arc, the maid OF Orleans. suffered
death, has brought the matter OF her
canonization once again under the
consideration Of the sacred congrega.
ton of rites. The Archbishop of
Rouen has drawn up in unison with
the bishops of the province, solemn
ACT asking the Holy Father to raise
the maid Of Orleans to the dignity of a
saint, and to introduce the cause of
her canonization.
Gen. Toombs prophesies that in
three years, Georgia will be in the
hands of the negroes. The role of IL
prophet, it should be remembered, is
an exceedingly difficult one. and re-
quires more genius than that which
enables man to ste al epigrammatic
sentences from Tom Paine, Sheridan,
Cnrrhn, Fox and Burke. The General
ought to take blue pill.
.Saualnnh Ne,cS.
There is scarcely business in New
York not involving the highest trained
skill, in which there are not two un-
employed men standing ready to take
the place OF any employee who chooses
to say that he will not work any longer,
unless he can get moro pay.
John II. Ballou, colored man, was
admitted to the bar of the Supreme
Court of Rhode Island, on the 4th
inst: This is the first colored lawyer
in Rhode leland.
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~ hl
y London letter says of the Cars
visit: "Ali the efforts which have been
made to galvanize public opinion into
show of cordial welcome have con-
spicuously failed; aud the cold civility
with which his Majesty was every
where received, was unmistakable.
The Duke Of Edinburgh's marriage
has never been popular. and it is to be
feared that it may be fruitful source
OF Inconvenience, and, possibly, even
danger"
DAYS FOR REsT.-Each day Of the
week is professedly set apart and OBJ.
served as period OF rest among man.
kind. Thus, Sunday is appointed by
the Christians. Monday by the Gre.
cians, Tuesday by the Pcrsians,
Wednesday by the Assyrians, Thurs
day by the Egyptians, Friday by the
Turks. and Saturday by tho Jews.
Edith Hayland, a young woman of
New York, went all the way to Omaha
to marry a man with whom she had ar.
ranged for matrimony through the
Wuveriy Magazine, but before the
wedding could take place, the happy
bridegroom was arrested for mail rob.
be.y.
Michael Hassett, resident Of New.
ark, has been committed to the County
Jail for refusing to pay his poll tax,
amounting to S1S3. He declined to
pay it because none of his neighbors
pay it. He will remain in jail until
the amount is forthcoming.
A so-called man in Muskegcn, Mich.
married his washerwoman, went to
New York with her, and deserted her
after taking her money. She went
home, set her house on fire and turned
lunatic.
Now IS THE TIME-To advertise. at
our summer rates, and while there is
leisure to read tho papers.
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the sun is probably more dangerous
than anything else.
SUpREME CouRr DECISIONS. -Thos.
W. Pope, respondent, rs. p. T. Fra
zee et al, appellants. Motion granted
and decree reversed. Opinion by
Wright, A. J. Willard, Al, filed
dissenting opinion.
Mary a. Lyles, respondent. cs. Sa-
muel Il. Picket e! a., appellants. Ap-
peal dismissed. Opinion by Wright,
a. j. Willard, A. j., filed dissenting
opinion.
MAIL AERASGEMESTs.- Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 3 P. NJ. {; closes
IL A. M..6 P. NJ. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ, $50 p. NJ; closes 8 A. NJ. 6 P.
NJ. Western opens A. n, 12.3OP.
NJ; closes 6. 1.3O P. 81. Greenville
opens 6. As P. NJ; closes A. NJ. Will
mington opens 1 2. NJ. closes 10. 80
A. NJ. On Sunday open from 2. Ito
$780,. M.
Judge Cooke has sustained the re-
cent decision OF Judge Green, to the
effect that legal notices and ADVERTISE
ments paid for from private funds may
be published in any paper selected by
the person advertising, notwithstand.
ing such paper may not be one desig-
mated as an "oilicial" paper by the
State authorities. "Oficial' papers
apply only to such advertisements as
are paid for from State and County
funds Lawyers may, therefore, order
all estate notices, referee sales and
sheriff sales to be published in this
paper, should they prefer it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-27
TCommunicatrd.l
anS st,a peuAtcntt9ry.

Removal OF the Penatc"J
Al agree that the penitentiary should DC
removed from the city, and that, sooner e !.
sster Il must be done and when remoSess, u
ahnu,d he to some location near 10, ana
sssiIv accessible from, the city, A very
srstsble location had bcensse,ected, year OF
"a AGO. when the subject vas first han!ea,
mt snsuperablc objections (which were not
thought OF at the time) prevented ITS rerlnn'i
there. or to any point on the river doone u. e,
fitu. But for those objections the rent |
might have been made then. bu. as ny" t,,e
OBJECTIONS are not valid against s. M n,,on.
river and belo,o the ctty. ! Ho'lIu 81 pI,,fr,,
fton 10 the historic site OF "Dre"l! al.
against which no objection ean po;n' -.
raised, having never nealo "' up. .n -;
srnntio,r he removed there, and lct'us have
.. Sing. Sing " In our State, on DANES river. No
yI,c,. could be found more suitable, as 1t Is
Immediately on the river and in sight OF
Richmond, being accessible By turnpike as
geil as BIZ river and by Petersburg raiiroad,
Drcwr,'s Bluff station, where there Is daily
mail being within less than mile distant !;
and il needed branch railroad from there
TO the river could be made over level way
with little or no grading. There Is on the
place, on the highest river-bapks, an mex
hau:tible supply Of tho finest brick clay,
from which bricks could be made on the
spot, and in any quantity, both for building
purposes and for export. But enough has
been said. Let committee be appointed at
once to examine the location, and if they re.
port favorably, and the place can be procured
on fair terms now, let them secure it at once,
before property around the city enhances i'll
value, rs it surely will. Verbuma sat sd-
pienti." ALPHA.
Fredericksburg, February %, 1874.
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dom held the goblet 10 Luan. Pnbana's lips,
aud abe drained The contents With . SIGH. sAs
n traYsaeured she suddenly sprang 20 her
feet. her face strangely radiant, aud began 70
spiu piddily around In one spot. sirse the
boy. then Mtnhman, then Tepada urea 70
arres. he.. but they no sooner tosichea ner
,han she reelsed them with sslocx tnat
fulfilled them as IL she had impaired an exec.
tr,c snors To them. Spinning constantly,
with !, bcwilderingly rapid motion, the
a;ri noyy snrapg of the stsge anu down
Tho bs,l along iy the foot Of the COLUMNS,
Ts;n.Ei M;phuau, and Tepada in nctiye
,,,rs,Jt In aud out among the crowd
ihnr snun, the three chasing. Tepada
sn;ze,, hold It the chapla that crowned her.
~ broke. and as she Whitfield along q sprRy oil
rostb,,ds wus scattered from her brow In
every direction. Anything more grsceful
never was seen.. Aud now o greater Won
der: At the extremity Of the hall the three
surrounded and would have seized her
wheu, still revolving, she rose slowly into
the air and floated gently over our heads TO-
wards the stage, scattering roses rs she went
At the brink Of the stage she paused in mid
air; then, with slight, wing.iIke motion OF
her arms, mounted up, up, up towards Inc
Hottest arch of the vault overhead. SUD
denly old Norodom seized bow and arrow
and shot towards her. There was wild
Shrek, rushing sound, and The dancer fell
with a crash to the flags of the floor, and
laid there an apparently bloody mass. The
music burst forth Into avid wall, and The
chorus Of old hays came: unanimously forth
and bore her off in their arms.
Now, from behind the red curtain came a
dozen strong men, bearing on their shout.
ders a great ieadeu box, which they laid
upon the front part of the stage. As they
retired the old women. came out, bringing a
low couch, decorated with flowers and gold
embroidered drapery, upon which lay Luan-
.Prabana, decked forth in bridal garments,
and swectly sleeping. The couch With its
sleeper was quietly put down upon The front
of the stasc and left there, while Norodom
and Tcpada went to theleaden box and with
hot irons attempted to unseal it. That is
Stung.TieDg's coffin" whispered Woun to
me ~tbe old saint has been dead more than
half millennium"
Quickly, eagerly 1t seemed to me, the
two men bSoke open the fastenings Of the
coffin, until The side next the audience falling
out at last, teak box was discovered. This
was priced open with q small crowbar, and
what seemed great bundle of nankeen
taken out. Tepada and Norodom COM
menced TO unwind this wrapping, which
was very tight. Yard after yard was un-
wound and folded away by Minhman, and
at last, after at least one hundred yards of
had been taken off, the dr. SlellI
yelled pailsa6unR - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-27
By Lyme ( Brother,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE
ID NORTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND
REAR Of THE REsIDENCE OF GRIFFIN
Liz. AUCTION. Al THE REhh EsTATE
EXCHANGE, NO. 1101 MAIN STREET, IN
MONDAY, MARCH I'D, JS74. AT ~ M.1We
shall at the request of the owner, sell Mt auction
as specified, that attractive BUILDING LOT To-
Gated as above described fronting 81 by 90 feet
to nm alley Cary street has recently been mac
adamized, and is now equal to any street 10 the
city: ana there has been erected In that vicinity
re new buildings than In any other portion OF the
city in the past year. For good and permanent
investment this offers most favorable opportu-
nifty.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale. LYME s. BROTHER
fe 2G-tds ~ Auctivneers.
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And now Il turns cut that Bob Burns the
poet WIS the first man to suggest the cen
tennial celebration. The Philadelphia PresS
reylyes letter written by Burns to the
Edinburgh Eceaing Courant nearly cen
fury ago. Said Burnss
IT dare say the American Congress III 1176
will be allowed to be as able and rs enlightened
as the English Convention was in 1858, and
that their posterity will celebrate the cente-
nary of their dcliverance from US as duly
and sincerely as we do ours from the OPP
pressive measures of the wrong-headed house
of Stuart"
II Bob had but suggested Philadelphia as
the proper place for such celebration, For
ney would rise up, and-buy copy Of his
poems.-- Chicago Times.
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For the Baltimore Sun.
The Salt Prohibition

Messrs. Edttors,--I observed in your valll-
able puper the passage of the law to prevent
the use of salt on the streets to remove snow
and ice. 1t was stated, and correctly too,
during tie discussion before the Council
that one Of the component parts Of salt was
largely used in the treatment Of the very dis
eases said to be produced by the use Of salt
in the streets, and it therefore was not the
timing chlorine elaborate of potassa, bi-cblo-
ride of mercury. &c., are frequently used in
treatment of Inflammation of the throat, but
/ have faile d to see the relation betWis1G
effects of chlorine prenazut - -
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!.suons oa the throat
and those produced by freezing mixture
applied to the extremities. Salt and ice
united produce freezing mixture, the ope-
ra,ions of which we have frequent opportu-.
mites of witnessing in the manufacture OF
Is it remarkable that walking through this
freezing mixture should produce diseasef !
think not. .-
In New York city it is claimed that many
eases OF diphtheria, especially among chll.
dren, were produced by their walking over
sidewalks and tracks where salt had been
sprinkled. Even if We were unable to trace
the effect from the cause We should pc
obliged to acknowledge the facts and apply
the remedy. ,.., o,
Many, especially parents with little ones mes
citv fathers and to The Sun for the light II
afforded them for the removal of so fruitful
q source Of disease. NJ. y.
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FERTYLLxERS...

LERTLIzERsi Wish s,I 20 early ssi, ps,ss . !;
i. siisetsni & gssissSafiI ;,.1 a
sss s il is The cheapest and De s,H he pe q
isssis very asiss sns + less s 'aas n
any other truck fertil5sr lssrre,o Of goo posHS'
). q: AocKADAf, .a'so Sole Asse!.
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]. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aLH AUClIuuecI'
lib Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

lll5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, STORE IN
L HENRlCo COUNTY. doing profitable ssn oms,I
bonses and fine spring. The best stand In the
County, beirg In four miles of thc city on tine
road lTestham or River road. and In proximity
10 several ouarrIes. and the site ri the new
reservoir This location Is really and ve
desirable for store, market and pleasur. garden
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-27
PEAa Estate AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY w. Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TOR SALE, A FARM IN PRINCE
GEORGE COUNTY NEAR REAMS'S STA
TIoS. At KING'S Ck0ssISG,, US Td n6 k
FCtiRTEsN MILES SOUTH OF PETERS,
BURG, GONTAINISG FoUXr H wAIGH N ARp
TtEaS tTHREE HtJNDRED ACRES ARE IN
MOOD AND TIMBEK.-At the request OF the
owner Nr John JOYCE who is about 10 rem1T Hi 70
HJTNDFED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRtS. To-
Gated as above; OF which more than 3OO acres arc
i'm pine wood and timber of eXceient quaLt!. IN
The omen Land there Is Il large DIV tLLlN1, ueeu'
Ing repairs, :tnd the usual ou; houses. ..,o,,
TO effect speedy sale 1t Will be soio VERY low o.
fine chance to engage in thu wood and lumber trace
If desired the wood and timber will be sold separate
ifS 70 ~: 7Nor ". GODDIN, Auctioucer.
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,5sRady1Ial1Eyrnx..1
RESTAURANTS.
ca &

ZETELLE,
= ,...-- ;, o.
ELEVENTH AND BANK STREET,
Offers to his friends aud the public every ss,.,.
article for the table sndal! The luxuries ~ -,
land and every latitude, from The lakes n ~. ..s
pics-all served on his tables 70 order, and ,HeE
ed TO parties and families.
His BAR is sill asppiied~ith he vcryt..,,,
QUORs and BREWED DRINKS. H''
Els arrangements for OYSTEEs are n.
Such Oysters rs are served at his res,sur.pr go
be found elsewhere.
Come, friends. and test nY assertions. ,r,,
all, the compliments Of the season.
de "A a,5 ZErprr,
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by Wellington Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets. :

THAT VERY VALUABLE ISLAND IN
: JAMES RIVER. IN G0OCIiLAND GS flf,, :;
TT, CALLED .PLEASA IT.; ~ CONTAr1tNfpeEETE
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND. FOR SALE
This truly valuable island 9cated is a9oTes Soh T.
for SHE it is opposite 10 the lands Of sir sanuei
K. Guy aid the estate OF Dr. Trent. u Is ad in,Y
Dry NIGH. and only overlowei by unuSual
resheis and win is said Yield from nd eDG 10
WV snac,aIiT adapted Before the war 1t sold
for 600, and IS now offered for only SO 900 on
liberal terms of payment Good corn-hou: es anu ~
cabin on The slaud with very convenient access 70
snMIr 70 W. GODD1N,
rpoe o. f"e Aucfioneer.
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.;eS,ITT ETsItRIIINa3 LAND situated as above de-
AHR Acontainlng ss5s ACkEs-abeg. ESQ
acres in woods mostly original growth OF w00S
MAE. some of it large enouah for cord wood swiit
Creek Is the northern boundary and nes on 1o an
FenIey,s station, to which all the WOOD and umoer
The Inn proYements are q FRAME DWELLlh0
with six rooms, and the usual out buildings; ,.o
Some of the land is good farming land. put us
vraatest value consists In its wood and timer anu
It's nearness to station and turn out on the oio'ef
This land is susceptible Of being divided i1to
three or more farms, al having fronts on the elo
yer Bill railroad.
TERMS: A: sale. ,, 1y,,IJsns
.os AucuopeerS.
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1ssH ALE SPRING CROPS

soLunLE rAsIe1lIEIIsc 81 SgiHsaSSs- BONE
asTAR }BRAs!nsr STA hkssD .rRs
49,. COMPLETE 1oSAes0.. sb SSsSsafiilzsss., ~
We recommend these STA sE Al yrGErARLs''
/ FOR TOBAccO, coTToS. CORN a ,.slysd
ss9 ,, 81 sss sa;sss ss.ser
10 all app acanss nee. rIJsoa s Anpt:ssgI:s.;
s.,s No. 1870 and a32s -"
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By Cook & Laughton, AuctioneerS,

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
CPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- OF WAX-FRUITS. CONFECTIONERY,
CAKES, &C.. &C.. AT AUCTION On SATCK.
DAY the 2Stt Instant, at O'Clock. we WIZ sell
at our aucion rooms (up-sIairs), large and bcau-
full collection Of ,sr
WAX-WORK Of FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY,
CANES, &C., &C.. fitted upon handsome Stands,
and covered with glass SHADES.
The stock will be on exhibition on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY.
call and examine 1t. this being tile first e1ihbltion
Of such goods IN this city.
These goods have secured premiums nj tue eAhl-
billions of Paris aud Vienna. -,,ror
fe Ok Auctioneers.
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J. srsrro1asAnr,ssl-TsIs nag.
By richardson q CO.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
$40 g,, NOT 4 q Main atreer. y. Il Il - Z.

: !
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AyALu:
AB N1ERR asE. p ~ 1akk6E A sTREET
TWEEN rWENTY.FiFTH AND TWENTY.
SIXTH STREETS, CHURCH HILL, BY AuC,
Court Of the city q Richmond entered February
IL. 1874, In the salt OF Ford, &C., ps Crutcnnsu,
and others hs psdsSssnsd rs day
Fc6ruary, 1874 at O'Clock p. NJ proceed % seI
by pualic auction upon the premises, the la I,
the risk and cost Of john 9. Tsman, former pgr.
Ssse- sess FkaMs TIth 6 sSis
fronting 4gk feet on the north side OF Grnce street
between Twcnty-ffth and Tweny-sixrh streets, ano
rnpnng oafk ss In CASH s to the
s5s4.50. with Interest thereon from january ~
ssof 81 aa aetii July e. 1874 $685. Until
January "a, 1873; and the residue upon ,s soc y
his failure upon credit of eighteen months from
the day of sale. The purchaser to give nesotianie
notes for the deferred paymeaats WIZ Inc W ee
- ''>- '''O Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & Co.. Auctioneers.
TMMEDIATELY AFTER THE Sale
vA5gABLE IUILp5SSG Ell a9 ga ad'oin'hS0n 'ne
RICHARDSON & CO., Auc'ioheers'
POSTPONEMENT.
The sale OF The property Is post,
poned until FRIDAY the eth instanta az 20 eio'"
Pm. RlCHAHDott, c,ioHee1,s
re 20 Aaclloneers:
BY Davenport & Morris, Aucaoneer''
IJCTION SALE OF CARGO OF RIO
n COFFEE AT RICHMOND. VA;-We VIII
coil at auction Mt our warehouse, IN the city OF Rch-
monI Va ut the head of the Dock, on the 18th
DAY or FEBRU AIRY, 1874, commencing ut II
o''0'A' 2,547 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
for account of whom concerned, just arrived per
Skiold from Rio Janeiro in n damaged condition,
more or less a part OF this cargo Is superior.
TERMS: Made known on day of sale.
$50 HALF CHESTS FINEST GRADES GUN
POWDER TEAS
of our Importation, selected by Russell & Co., of
Shanghai, with great care for the Virginia ana
southern trade. Also.
500 BARRELS REFINED SUGAR;
200 HUGSHEADS BACON;
500 BARRELS HERRtNGS;
800 BARRELS SYRUP;
20UCTAVES j. & F. MARTELL BRANDY,
four importation);
PORTER, STOUT, ALE, and other miscella-
''e OF 200 tVS SACKS %oRTHNeToN s DEAk1Ns,
SALT, direct from Liverpool. ~.a,ua672l 81 =
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1874. NJ" - TO o. A'AD 1914.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPEE PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
Ut. ELLYScN,
Nkws-DEALER. No lll2 AArs STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER
in Newspapers, Books. Magazines. Games, Sa-
t,onerv, School Books. Christmas Books, and Al.
article. required By the great reading pubnc.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHES
AND THE PUBLIC
The following sent by mail to any part OF The
oorntrv at the following rates, which are the pub
lishers' lowest prices:
- DAILIES.
New York Herald. .S12 New YorS Tribune. sl2
New York World. l2 New YORK Iln 9as.., II
New York Sun...;. New cd n0rn Soarha' "a
RRichmond Whtg 49,. s Richmond Enquirer.
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9 BY Grubbs & Wniialps.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.-THE
1G ESTATE CALLED FENLEY'S," CON
TANNING !9354 ACRES, IN GHEhTERFiELD
HILL RAILROAD AT FENLEY'S STATION,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--We will sell at auc-
ton. ut the Real Estate Exchange, over the State
Rank of Virginia. on MONDAY the I'd Of March,
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BY W. i. Robins,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Ass"''
,oos Rank street, near Tenth.

1905 Bank street, near 1eHI -
r.1uARTE BRICK DWELLING AND
1T4ER IMPROVEMENTS FOR = ALE ~
AUcTfoN, ON THE PR 1S T w, be so1d
AT oSt tSe sso7e and n place. sS
to the mgheS1 nroperty No TT north Ninth street.
between and streets consisting o. fnmr semi
e 1,rjrE Kitchen OF two rooms and several OUT
bUdngs. Gas aid water supplied. Lot SO by $50
icf per re i'm want of com Portable home at
moderate price or DESTROYS OF making good In
vesmcpt I'm real estate, will do well to attend the
sale.
70 oS5t w Il. ROBINS, Auctioneer.
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ByJames NJ Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoheers'
Office corner Of Eleventh and BANK Streets
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY The
w Sd day Of March. e74. at 0,cloGS a; !; az
Stearns's old distillery. at Eockets n IT hss
,TIiRS FiIUE-BOILERS, each 81 feet . nches
long and SO irches In diameter, win TWO 1o-ihcn
1ueS. ,, - col,
TERMS: Made known az the hour OF SAFE. or
JAMES 81. TAYLOR K son,
re 81 A"ehonce1s'
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RO&,Rs. sTArTONEnY. DC
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IA FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO $50
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volume. Sf3: Q volumes. 80: g volumes interIeare!
with parer for notes and references 70 subsequent
acts of the Legislature, 81 Q.
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r.
RICHMOND AND DAEFIILE hAlLRohpSD1;'
RICHMOND, VA, December u 1919.
oCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
Train No. l-SoUTHERN ExPnEsS-ea1Tes, f 6!ac
mond At 500 A. NJ; arrives at BurkeYllc ~ e:us
A NJ arrives Mt Danvie at ! l.. ~, arrives u
Greensboro' at $50 r. N. yo,,
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AMP LEW ,Iohn
EXPREss-lcayes Greensboro AT l:i0 I. 81, ar
riXes nj DanvilIe at 1862 z. NJ, arrives at Burke
vile at S:o4 r. NJ, arrives At klchlnend IL Ai'o<
Train No. 3-THRoUGH MAIL-leares Richnone
nj I:IS p "a arrives nj Burkeville at 1856 y. ii.
arrives at Danvilest 1858 Z. III, arrives ut Greens
Doro' at $50 A. IL. :,
20. 4-THRoUGH MAu-lpaves Greensboro al
2:15 A. NJ: arrives at lanyllle at 5:24 a. 81 ar
rves ut Burkevie at l:35 A. NJ; arrives AZ hich'
mnnd ut 2:32 7. N. ,,.,
Train No. 5-LYNCHBURG PAssESGEa-leaVei
Richn,nnd ut 9:42 A. NJ; arrives at BurkGVliie a
1899 p. 81; arrives at Lynchburg at 44p +: ~.
Train No. 6-BURKEyILLE Accompanies
leaves Lynchburg at $50 r. NJ, leaves bnrKeSl,it
| OF 4:35 A. NJ arrives ut Richmond at 1888 4. ii
Train No. connects at BurkeYille Win trains
on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad IRON
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman palace-car
run from Richmond II Charlotte, and from Char
loite to Atlanta and New Orleans without cnange.
Train No. makes close connection ut ChariotLs
with trains GU the tlanta and Richmond Alr-Lin'
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, ScS
Orleans and all points South and southwest. =,
Through tickets sold to all points seutb ana souii
| west, and baggage checked through. <orn
| '~>>'' r. M. r. TALCOT'r,
| deg Engineer and superintendent