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The first gun of the winter investigating
cam paign, IN which the Democrats are to
force the fighting, was fired in the Senate
yesterday by Mr. Davis, OF West Virginia
He wants to know why the Secretary OF the
Treasury has not made, since 1865, the an
nual report of defaulters to the United Sta, es
ana the amount OF their detalcations, which
the law requires. The Republican Senator'S
claimed that the law did hot compel the Sec
rotary TO make such a report, but as section
272 of the Revised Statutes declares that the
First Con troller of the Treasury shall make g.
yearly report ''of officers who have failed to
make settlement OF their accounts" the Re-
publican reply gees for very little A list of
these offenders during the last ten years
covering four years of Johnson and six Of
Grant, would make pretty campaign docu-
ments for both sides. l. is small beginning,
however.-N 7. Herald
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FREE DISPENSARY.
Corner of Canal ard Baronne Streets.

Corner of Canal and Baronne Streets.
The Ninth Regular Annual Session of tltis ms itu
ton was cou, menced. t1e 15t h of Noyem Der and
will continue TIL the 18th of March, prox und err the
direction Of the following able Profess rs viz: VIM
). CHANDLER ID. ID. =, JAS S. KNAPP ID. D. s.
CHAS Il. KILLS, d. d. =. j. r. WALKER D. d.
s.. ALFRED w. PERRY. NJ. D., FREDERICK
LOBER nj d., MARTIN WET, ID. ID. S. and A.
+. MCLAIN, NJ. u. ID. ID. S.
Whilst conducting FREE PUBLIC CLINICS. in
connection with of lectures for the purpose
OF perfeeting its pupils in the ptaet al depaI tments
of the College, the Faculty have thou. int proper 10
benz tit at the same time. the poor of this CITY by
ext, ndng general in ltatiou to all those who have
not the meas of paying regular fees for dental op
erations, to apply at the IHarmary where thew can
have teeth extracted, diseased mouths etc. treat
ed fire. If charge; and where other operations
requiring he use OF expensive mateTia1s performed
IN the latest ana NEST approved methods under the
immediate supervision of mem 4ers of the Faculty
Zoe a very little If any more than actual cost Re-
spectacle persons neea not hesitate about applying
for dental treatment, hey viii be received az
courteously as at the best dental offices in the city
= Clinic hours are from O'clock A NJ to u M
every day SunGay excepted.
a. +. MCLAIN. NJ, D., D. D. S.
Dean of the Faculty, 167 Canal street Opposite the
Oo4leSe man. do su tmh6
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SCENE IN BUSINESS House ON CANAL
STREET. What makes YOU so
late this morning, Bob ?"
Clerk-'I head that the Detroit Free Press
mans book wa3 ou., and I've been looking
for the mt"
Mechanically you find bin ?"
Cierk-"Ies slr, and subscribed for tie
book"
Merchant Go right back.snd subscribe for
six more; | want one Tor myself and the
balance for holiday presents"
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point the Democratic members, or the citizens
Of the State in general. They may assume, if
they please, the small measure of glory of be-
ing the first to propose these reformatory
bills, but they will be met by the Democrats
more than half way.
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His name is not Norval nor does he came from
the Grampian Hills, he is generally called Staub,
and he halls from Goldthwaite's bookstore, at GO
Canal street. Gail on him and you will find
perfect Bonanza Of news.
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A most enjoyable entertainment for ladies as
well as gentlemen is provided at r. G. Eyrich's
bookstore, 100 Canal street, where glorious
array OF exquisite holiday presents is spread
about with lavish hand. Eyrich is determined
to offer the best inducements as to quality and
price. Call on him and judge for yourself.
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Holiday Presents.

The Place TO buy them is of
T. HART,
l43 eannl Street, near Bourbon,
where a beautiful Stock of
WATCHES DIAMONDS SILvERWARE AND
JEWELRY
Chatelaine and Leontine Chains Initial Sleeve Rut-
tons Crosses etc, will be found at Prices LOW
ENOUGH to tuit any reasonable purchaser.
BE SURE TO CALL-NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
GOODS.
de 10
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Notice to Gas Filters and Builaers

OfFlCE OF THE N 0. GAS LIGHT On
Corner Baronne and Common streets
All gas-ftters and builders doing business within
the area supplied by this company are hereby notified
that the Revised Rules and Regulations RELATING to
Gasfiting will be enforced from and after January
l. 1876 and that gas viii not be supplied to buildings
htted up after that date by any except properly quail
ned persons holding certificate from the comnanv
Copies Of the Rules may be obtained upon applica
ton at this office
THEOBALD FORSTALL
General superintendent
o'iND0' - 100 d. lm2dp
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B,ackman's Commercial College, 131 CaronSs.
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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Ingredients for fruit cake at John K. Remand
Il Co.'S
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-19

J. X. Remand i Co. has best old rum for flavor
ms too-AOo.
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Buy Your buggy and carriage OIL. T. Maddux
50 Carondelet street, New Orleans,
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Ingredients for egg-nog at J. Z. Renaud &
Co.'s.
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Nea0 Orleans Dental CoIIe0e.

1872 10
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-31
CHAPTER NE.


Would tina, l could cry load eEongh 1"
frigiten all the men who dwell upon the lace
Of The earth, and say to them Q miserable
men , why do You suffer yourselves to be 50
blinded by the world not to make any pro
vision for that imPerious necessity in which
you will fad yourselves at the moment OF
death.
You all shelter yourselves under the hopo
of Gods mercy, which you call 50 infinite. Be.
do Won not see that it is precisely this great
goodness of God which win rise up in iudG-
mcut against you, miserable men, for rebehn&
against the will of 80 good q Lord
His goodness should incite you to the raj
accomplishment of his will, instead of en-
couraging you to sin with imPunity for, b.
fully assured, his Justice can never Iai, anu ~
must, in some way, be entirely SAhSneo' ~.
Donot reassure yourself by saying WIZ
confess all my sins, will gain plenaty ia.
diligence, and thus shall be GlsSn;9d h at once
pon..1,,ba-',bat oontrftion and confession are
necessary 1. TO gain a plenary indulgence. And
Cont!nusd OF eighth PAgs
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Mornins Star and Catho ole Messe nder

THE MoRSEI0 STAR has been starts~
with the approval of the ecclesiastioAA
authority of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want in New Orleans, and In
mainly devoted to the interests Of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere In
politics except wherein they interfere
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iriGuity in high places, without regard %
persons or parties. Next to the spiritun
rights OF alLmeu, it will especially ohAIn-
piou the temporal rights OF the PooE.
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App,o,1.s q the Mos, Reg. ArOAb,shop (,

We approve OF the aforesaid under
taking, and commend it to the Catholic
OF our Diocese.
y. M..ARcHBIsHor OF NEW ORLRANs.
DecsLnbeT L. 1867.
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Morning STIR and Catholic Messenger

PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
Mo Orleans Catholic Publication Company, at
No. ITO POydrGs street, corner Of Camp.
Tee Directors Of the Company are:
Most Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHE,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
President.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Vice President.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. C. MoYS1HAS,
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. j. SMITH. c. N.
Rev. B. A. NEITHART3 C. IS. r.
Rev. P. F. ALLEN,
JOHN T. GIBBONS,
JOHN McCAFFRET,
VIM. J. cAsTELL,
d. II. BUCKLEY.
All comm uncations are 20 be addressed to the
Editor of7heAoTni'i1 Star and CnthoicMeSssnoer.
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rerms-sinso Copy Cents; By Mail. ss-ln Aa,.a'a
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they cannot deviate By actual fault, they can
only will ard desire what is conformable to
that pure love. For in the flames of purgatory
they under the divine ordinance and will :;
that is to say, in that state of pure charity
from which they no longer be separated by
any cause whatever, because it is as i'm possible
fer them to commit actual sin at it is to acquire
actual merit.
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VOLUME VIII.
Msrning Star and Catholic Messenger.

NEW ORLEANS, suN,AE, OCTOBER 81, 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
BY 6. L. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and ,Auctioncer, !,
No. I01 Bank street.

FoR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION,
II IN THE CITY OF. RIcHA0Nn, THAT At
LARGE AND WELL-KNOWN ESTATE ON
JAMES RrvER: OPPOSITE The BRAND0NSl
CALLtD WILSON'S .LASDlNG--f VIII ter
auction, in the city; Of Richmond, on the 2I1m "
OCTOBER, day OF tle Fsif--in front or my
office, lS5 Bank street. at IL o'clock A. H., con-
tanning ssa5 ACRES OF LAND, fro.,ftng one mile
ON the river and extending one and half miles
hack To main road to Richmond. About $50
acres are cleared, and having beeastwice hmed
are susce t,tioIe of The Mght ST state OF impr We
meui.s. Oaly small portion under fence aud In
cnl tfga. h5n.s The balance of abonf 400 acres 10
woods Improvements consist In q SMALL
FRAMED DWELLING and usust OUT houses; a
LARGE ,EpW FRAMED STaBLk. There are
also on the prtmise5a La RI; + FRAMFD STORE
HnUSs and WHARF in, successful operation.
commanding au income OF ut iesst $1,000 per
Year. Post-office NJ the srore The vtew, location
and faefIiues for shipping cannot be surpassed by
any place on james river. sysss
TERMS: 0ne.fonr,h OF the psrchase.moasy 10
cash balance 10 Oh e, TWO. and three year3 heRe.
fiahle moves tvtrest added and title retainsd until
the whole OF the purchase-Inoney Is paid:
90 80 Il ORGE Il. CkAWFORD, @
oc 4.eodta2 .,c,tdrd Anstionesr.
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nANCHEsTER NEWS.

Hastings CorRr- Judge Clopton .presaG'
;ag - Robert Harris, charged with obstruct'
h,S The track Of the Richmond and Danville
railroad, was found guilty, and his term OF
confinement ascertsined by the jury at I'VE
wears in ,he penitentiary.
Dick Johnson, charged with burRiariousl!
entering the cooper-sbop Of 4. N. Realms anu
ahs.racting lot of tools, was tried, found
guilty. and sentenced to two years IN the
Denit entiary.
william Morton. charged with fornica.
ton, was found guilty and tiued forty dol.
lars.
Lovelace Bland, charged with petit larceny
second offenct) was found guilty by the
;ury. Colonei Ambers, counsel Tor the ac-
tused. moved to set aside the verdict, and
stated to the court that he had two very I'M
portaut motions to make. The court in.
formed him that he would hear him upon
them to-day.
ESCAPED AND REcAPTURED.-Sidn Xix
tcolcred) escaped from the chain.gapg Mon.
day evening while they were At work on The
continuation OF Murray street, and was cap.
tured by colored man yesterday about three
miles from the city on the Petersburg turn.
pike. When found the manacles on his foot
were securely locked apd unipjured.
DEATH OF WELL-KNowN CITIzEN.-Mr
Erasmus Gary, an old and highly respected
citizen, died at bis residence, in this city.
Yesterday about O'Clock P. H., Of congestion
Ell the lungs. Deceased was for many years
ssgaged in the tobacco business in this city
as member of the firm Of Gary Brothers
!, In 1876 he was honored by bis fellow-ciii
zens by being elected Treasurer of the city
which position ne filled most acceptaoiy I'm
til the present incumbent was elecied.
Is AaPurArED.- Jemes Sullivan, the you'll
; whose leg was go badly shattered at Bell !sit
= about IL o'clock Monday night by beine
caught in Gy.whee, had bis leg amputatet
yesterday above the knee. st last account:
he was doing as we'll as could be expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
ByJ.'T HON pson Brown
: Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Ill, o.1I13 Mstn street. sf.

VALUABLE VACANT A N D
" IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BROAD
REET-ABERNATHY's GAkDE N..ny re-
quo St Of the owner will sellat pub ic 5uction' on
tbe vsInable REAL STATE on the south line Of
west Broad street consisting Of 100 FEET OF
GROU> - on The west cf Alr. John LsiId,s florist
ard 90 FEET with SAla LII RRft HOUSE on
the east side of Iard's flower garte en-. This rro-
perty runs back 140 feet 10 u y'font alley,
and IS very desirable as frst-clnss inyeslu EFT
botb lots having fronts two s'reets. and adorned
with shrubbtry. The western lot is most acmira-
bly, adapted FIR a WOOD. and coal. YARD. having
front on the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG ano pnto-
mond. Fredericksburg and PctoTac Connection
railroad. .,.
TERMS: rne third cash; balance IN SIX Twelve,
and eighteen moptbs. six per cent interest added,
&c 15 j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer.
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..---- BY ". Godd1n,
Aucloreer and Real Estate Agent
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BLEJMPROVtD REAL TSfATE IN THE
CITY OF RiCiIMOSD-By virtue o: /. decree of
the ha: Gerry Court of The city OF Rlchmord en-
tered on the 12th Of October, SIS, in the of
Bray against smith, &C., shsll. special COM
m'sSioner5 thereby appointed. proceed to sell at
public auction, on The pre- ises on MONDAY the
25Il of tctcber, 1875, at BIZ O'Clock Il. Nj, in the
order advertised, the following valuable ZEAL
ESTATE belonging to the GeTisees OF the late
james Bray-viz.: '
Isl. The TOT on the east lire Of Fourth between
ming back $50 feet 10 an alley, with a FiiAME
pancy Of Mr.. Brooks. ..-5fz. .sglL..r.ss..
"a. Tie LOT On the nol lieSst corner of Marshall
and Fourth streets, fronting about 80 feet ard
ming back 100 feet, with a.large FkAMEDWELL-
ING thereon now occupied by Mr.. Smith.
Sd. The LOT 10 the east. fronting 20 feet rum
Eiug back 100 feet. with BRICK tIENEHEST
thereon, now occupied by Mr.. Henry James.
4,h. The LOT on the east line of Fourth between
Main and EraRklin streets, fronting Biz feet by
100 feet, with an excellent BRICK Tt SEMENT
thereon. containing sigh or miner oos, now In the
occupancy Of MIR. Brown.
I ne foresOipg property Is Wen located. Is occu-
pied bv good tenants and Should attract The attet.
ton Of those wishing to seek solid and udcious 10.
vestments + = - ~ - - - ~
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve uOnths for negotiable notes, Interest added,
and title retained till all OF the Is
fully paid ana conveyance ordered BY The court.
( Z a'N'Est3 = - u JOHN A. MEREDITH. r
..'sI = EDWARD y. CANNON, i
DC O. d. , ness = Special commissioners.
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BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
l113 Main street. ..9.... ..a

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" UABLE FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING
ANDLOT, WITH MAST C AMI 1R0N-CnLuM N
FRONT, ON MAIN STREET, IN, THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. BY AUCrlON.-By virtue OF q de-
cree CT the Circuit Court of Henhco county, en-.
tered on the Sd day Of July. 1S75, In the suit OF
Bright. &c, US. Lee. &c, we shall us commissioners
thereby appointed. ell by auction, on the premises
on SATURDAY the 23d Instant, at AZ O'Clock I:
NJ a valuable four. story BRICK BUILDING ana
Lot, No. 1910 Main street. between Jhrb enrh
and Fourteenth streets, occupied by George r.
Stacy, tsq., furniture dealer and manufactures;
with mastic and iron column front, iron-capped
windows and cornlcts, handsome French plate-gass
Of the most superior quality In the wincows OF the
first floor. and built throughout or Tire best mate.
rial, of the Ill st modern IL d improved sty-e and
SYSTEMATICALLY. The LOT has 4 front OF 20 LIZ
feet, and runs back TO Tobacco alley.
This property Is located In the centre OF The bnsl-
ness portion of the city Is highly adapted 10 large
retail or wholesale business, will always command
good tenant and rentsl. und is In every way desl-
rable as a tlrst-class investment.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth of the purchase.
money in cash; the residue IN six, twelve, ana
eighteen months, negotiable notes 10 be given ior
the defe payments. with intert st added, and the
title retained until the whole of the purchase.mo-
ney is paid and conveyance ordered by The court.
~ JOIN A. MEREDITH.
.'...... aH ar.s#f WILLIAM A. Ma Uh4,
....t JOSEPH BRYAN.
HENRY T. WICKHSM,
........ .-- l.. G.. Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & Co.. AuCiioueers. oc II
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BY Grubbs e Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
pI.uanth street bet ween nfain and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" UABLE LITTLE FARM OF FORTI,Slx
AT AUCrION.-In execution Of decree OF Inc
Circuit Court of Henrico county entered gin Octo-
Der. 1875, in the case of Hsncs, trustee, gs.
sioner thereby appointed, will, sell q: auciop, Jon
the prenis, s, ON MONDAY the 25Il day Of { cto-
her ut Az O'Clock r. NJ, n beautiful tract of FOR.
TY.SIX ACRES. Wing on the New North road,
adjoining the lands OF b N. Hanes. P. Eotes, j. =,
Pafham and +. w. Chamber ay1e aud belpg part
HaDes deceas d.. r....,., f.stI ..-,;., t.,-3-,,
This LAND lies well, the soil is good and capable OF
high Improvement.
and eighteen mon,bs for regotiable notes win IN
.r.st added, and title retaines until the notes are
naid. JOHN B. YOUNG, commlsslon~~.-
GRugBS & WILLIAMS. arc ianeerS. oc ID
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BY Grubbs & Williams, I..s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and BanS.

"A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON
N FRANKLIN STREET (FACINC1 MONROE
sOJJAREl BETWEEN BE- .yIDERE AND PINE
STREETS, TO BE SOLD AT AuGTl0 Gs;, uP9S
e5TH. AT AZ O'CLOCK P. M.-This lot adjoins the
handsome residence OF K. G. Morton. Esq. II fronts
an feet on Franklin street and runs back feet 70
an alley twenty feet wide. ....E ErI ..tl
II fronts OPPOSITE TO about The centre of Monroe
soare. apd is one of the most desirable, as ills one
OF the few, los enjoying that most select location
The f. " remaining Park lots Of this character
are steadily going into the hants or permanent
holders auditi doubtfulf 50 cnotce lot can mere
after he obt .ined certainly not at the present re-
duced prices. .,
oc 90 #4 ~. 80 ~ A ucttoneerS.
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aUGnaOV t,ALEs-rniule on, :.
By Warren & Tnpper,
Real Estate Agents and AucHoneers,
No. IL Tenth street.

4 ssIGNEE,s SALE OF PROPERTY ON
n SEVENTH BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS-By virtue Of III orcer OF the
limited States District Court for The Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia. entered on the 9th OF October,
S75. In the matter OF John Gibson, BANKRUPT, inc
under sa ned, assignee named in suia order, VIII
toher S75, sell by public auction on the premists,
for cash the RENT.HOLD OF the said bankrupt IN
that pror erty on Seventh street between Main ana
anC OFFICES are located. The sale OF said rent
hold will include the bui'dinys on said property.
w. w. 49, S. 3. WITT, Assignee.
w,pery & TrppER. Auctioneers. &C 20-7t
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.. BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
No. 1919 Main street.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
l. the Circuit Court of, Henlico made on the 9th
of October S75, the undersigned. missioners
appninted therein, Will on WEDNESDAY, Octo-
her 90 S75 at O'Clock z. sell, on the PR m,
ises, the LOT OF LAND, with nice FRAME
DWELLING of three rooms, kitchen with two
rooms. aud now renting at a fir price, all
In good repair, lying within The recently
xtended limits of the city OF Richmond, fronting
SO feet on Adams Tor New street between short
and Peasants streets. aid running back between
parallel lines 125 feet to an alley l5. ttet vice;
belr e Lot No. In plan of lots annexed TO deed
from X. D. Mitchell aud wife to K. C'Ntil.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at fori, eight,
and twelve months. interest added. End t,tle re-
tanned until full purchase money is paid and con-
yeyance directed by the court
...'...4.. -.,..,f; r,.~: aJnHN B. YOUNG,
HILL. CARTER,
oc ID .F,.s. Commissioners.
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~ Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1lO6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM ON The BROOK TURNPikE,
FOUR MILES FROM The CITY, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND. FORTY-UNE AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES OF yALUABLE
FARMING LAND, DWELLING WITH SEVEN
ROOMS, AND ALL THE NECESSARY OUT
HOUSES; ALSO. slXTY-s]X AND a QUARTER
ACRES OF WOODLAND ADJACENT, AT
PUBLIC AUC11ON.-ln pursuance OF cecree OF
the Circuit Court of Benrico county entered on the
9th day of October, 1875, In the suit OF vans
aud wife and ais. Us. Hiliard aud dlS." the under
signed, special commissioner appointed thereby,
viii proceed to sell, the premises at public auc-
ton. on FRIDAY The 29h of October. $50. AT
O'Clock p. NJ, The above-ncscribed REAL ESTATE.
he neghtorhood Is excellent; chur hrs and schools
convenient. This properly was formerly owned
and worked by The late Abner billiard. II Is well
pied to the growth OF wheat, corn and oats lies
beautifully, and FRI m its convenience to the city
should attract the attention OF purchasers
TERMS: Une fourth cash: balance In seven equal
usalmenis. payable six. twelve, eighteen w CITY,
four thirty. thriy-six. and forty.two mont lbs for
negotiable Totes, with interest from DAY Of sale, and
title retained. A. X. CoUEINEI,
ocl0 Special Commission or.
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1t is related that a New Hampshire minis
ter recently portrayed the history of Jonah
after tie following style: 81 seem to see
Jonah passing along the road to Nineveb; l
seem to see him entering the ticket Office,
bny bis tick't, and pay for it; seem to see
him walk upon the vessel; seen to see
them lit their anchor, and the stately ship
moves gradually cut upon the broad At
lart;cH -.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
T. .=r BY w. Goddin, E. '.--.1.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

MEAT. AND WELL-LOCATED BRICK
~ TBNFMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
CLAY BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE
sold a. auction, ON the premises, on SATURDAY
the 23d October, 1875, at O'Clock r. 81. The neat
and comfortable BRICK TENEMt Mt located as
above. now occupied by Mr. Branch. The lot
has front of feet and depth Of $50 feet 10 an
alley. The dwelling contains six rooms, with brick
kitchen of two rooms, and gas ami city culvert on
the place.
TERMS: Cnc third cash. balance at six and
twelve months, bearing interest, secured by trust
deed. ....f sa.' w. GOD''lN,
nc 10 t .- Aucuoncer.