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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELL
J ING AND LOT No. 623 NORTH SEVENTH
STREET AT AUCTlON.-In execution OF DEGREES
of the Cnanccry Court of Richmond entered i'll the
case of Williamss executors Kecling'S executor
and ais we will sell at auction. upon the premises
on THURSDAY. October oath, At o,clock +. Nj,
the PROPERTY situated on the east side of Seventh
street adjoining the City Spring lot on The north,
and occupied by Mrs. Eegcston. being the former
residence of the late Henry Keeling. deceased
The first story Is of brick: the second story ana
attic are framed. Has six rooms, store-room, brick
Kitchen with four rooms, smoke-housc. &c. The
lot fronts 81 feet. and runs back IA feet.
and OF s;c residue in three equal instruments, with
interest added for negotiable notes, payable at one,
two and three years the title 10 he retainer D! tue
Court until the notes ale paid.
o01 L. X. SPTLMaN,
JAMES PLEASANS.
Commissioners.
GRrrPs & WILLIAMS Auc.ionecrs. Oc IL
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopecr,
1ll3 Main street.

SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE NO; 2l2
WEST MARSHALL STREET (ERnNI IAK kls
AND OTHER SHADE-TREESl. on NORTH
Line OF MARSHALL BETMEETc =, M ld1Das. ~
executor viii sell at public auction, on TUESDAY,
22d day of October, at AZ O'Clock P; NJ, The above
described property. The dwelling has SIX rooms :
Kitchen, &C. The lot is 81 bv $50 feet 10 q VIDE
alley, and has besides city water fine wen.
Persons desiring q snug and pretty nome at
small cost Will do we'll to attend this sale
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, bearing interest ana secured
~ Auctioneer.
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By Goddin, Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1O6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OAND LOT ON SECOND STREET BETWEEN
BAKER AND DUYAL STREETS.-Pursuant TO 4
decree of the Chanccry Court OF the city OF Rich
mond in the suit Of Tinsley, administrator rs;
Tinslcy, &C., shall, as special commissioner, sell
the 22d day of October 1878, at Az O'Clock z. ",
that HOUSE and LOT of which a. d; I1nS!ey DIED
,eized. fronting % feet on the west side OF SECOND
street between Baker and Duva streets. and run
ming back between parallel lines l22 feet 10 an alley
in common 20 feet wide. 49,
TERMS: One third cash and the residue IT. equal
nsta meuts at six and twelve months, the purchaser
executing his negotiable notes, with six per centun
interest added. for the deferred payments and the
title retained by the court until the entire purchase
money is paid +. +. IUfNEh,
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D edmond AND DANNILLE. RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY,

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-1:40 z. NJ. leaves Ri"hmonH: srrl""s a:
G@rkev i, - 81 ! r W.; sm.-
10 +. NJ. GREENSBORO 1900
Z. ~. Salisbury l.Ij t. H.
and Charlotte liz \. u.
No, Peso A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: ARRIVES p,
boro' 6t6 4. NJ. Da.ffe
s:J3 4. IL. Suticrn'- 80
A. NJ, Burk.vi. l2:i. = "
and Richmond 3:lTpN.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No 3-ll:l5 z. NJ. leaves Richmond: arr!yrs a.
Vic 7:2s \. NJ, Gr.,,%,,@ry'
9:l5 \. NJ. salisbury ll.pi \.
NJ, and Charlotte l2:iO ~.
No. 4-4;03 z. NJ, !ea"cS CHAT re: ,argN"s 1t
Salisbury 5:35 T.: NJ. ''Te~-:-
1874 p. VI. Eurkcyillc 3-s \.
land Eicn!nonl ~ VI.
Trains Nos. and 2 viii make close connection
ut Richmond with the Richmond. FrcdrrieE5-
burg and Potomac railroad Ia and from All POINTS
North and East; Al GurscVille with ;he h;.rU-
vile. Lyncnburg Bristol, and To all Doimtt S"p'h
Trains. on the +. 7; V. and 6. railroad MAJ.
SUllc1n's with the Milton AMI Hntncrlin EmrItrT"-
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.; at DUnHe', ":;a
the Virginia Midland railroad: ut Greensboro ":'a
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad tnr b. N
and intermediate points; 1T salisbury wiz 'Hr
Western North Carolina railroad except "a -
for Statcsvie. Asnyilc, and intermediate un".r;
at Airline junction with Atlanta ana Ch'!tgGe
Airline. 49,
Trains Nos. 8 and will connect IT Richmond ~
Ing North anu South with the Rich!nund. t:'"ts-
rlcksburg aud Potomac railroad for " ',hinS'"n
and all points North aud West, and with IN" Gu 81
peake and Ohio railroad for MI points Wt~i: =:
dundee with Virginia Midland railroad Ia a. G
from Washington and all points North ana Vet;
ut Charlotte, with the Charirttc, cnliImhi! h,A
Augusta RAILROAD to and from all points N"r'h
and South. These trains run Gt,l!y on tie
Richmond and Danvilte railr"ai. and c1uncci -
above. except going north ~ sunday morning m!
going south Monday morning. Trains maxi Ing MS
connection run daily Oh Richmond, tEy"f'rns-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and Ohio rd-
road. except Sunday.
Trains on the v. ". y. {. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except SnndaY.
Pullman palace diawing-ioOln and slcrjhHs,,if4
run on trains Nos. and 2 between NJ" l'r.
and Atlanta ria Richmond. ana on Nos. ma /
between Richmond ard Charlotte. and ":"'ei-
Washington, Danville, Charlotte, and Augusta
Tickets sold to all southern AMI southwestern
points ann baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only FOR continuous ~ axe
between the points named on the tickets. =" 81
w. T. VI. z. TALCuTT
General Superintendent.
n NArMVpDG. General Passenger . - -.
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Eject of Diet on Liquor Drinking.


Charles Napier, an English scientific man,
has been testing the truth OF Liebis's theory
that liquor drinking is compatible with ami
NAL food, but not with iarinaceous diet.
The experiment was tried upon twenty
seven liauor-drinking persons, with results
substantiating the Liebig theory. Among
the more striking instances OF reform
brought about by change OF diet was that
of gentleman OF sixty who bad been ad-
dicted TO incorporate habits for thirty-hve
years, his optbursts averaging one week.
His constitution WAS so shattered that he
had great difficulty in insuring bis life.
After an attack of deliTiatm treme7aS,
which nearly ended fatally, be was per-
suaded to enter upon farinaceons diet,
which, we are assured, .eured him complete
1y in seven mouths. He seems to have been
very thin at the beginning OF the expert
ment, hut at the close Of the period named
had gained twenty-eight pounds, being then
of about the normal weight for person OF
mis- height. Among the articles OF food
which are peeiGed by Napier as preemi-
nent for antagonism to alcohol are maca-
.Toni, haricot beans. dried PEGS, and lentils,
all or which should be we'll boiled and TIA
Yored with plenty oS butter.or oive-oil.
The various garden vegetables are said to
he helpful, but q Diet mainly composed OF
them would not resist the tendency to in
temparance so effeetually as one Of macaroni
and farinaceous food From this point of
view high glutinous bread would be OF
great utiiity, but 1t EhouId not be,sour, such
acid;ty being calculated 80 foster the habit
of aleahnlie drinking. a like remark may
be applied ito the use Of sated food. II we
Inquire the cause OF a gese4arian!s alleged
disineIinatisn TO alcoholic liquors We lind
that the carbOnaceous starch contained 10
the maearonL beans, or 0teaginous alFment
fore repaSsiye, carbon ia an alcoholic form.
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By Davenport & Morris, Auctioneers,
Dock Street.

CARGO SALE OF NEW CROP RIO
" COFFEE AT AUCT1ON.-On THURSDAY,
October 9th we will sell 1T auction at our warc-
house Dock street. commencing at i o'clock, the
cargo of bark Catherine Iced, direct from Rio &c
Janciro. consisting Of -
$500 bags NEW CROP RIO COFFEE,
selected for the southern and western trade, anu
packed in strong double sacking
TERMS: Sixty days credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT i MORRIS,
oc1 G Auctionecrs.
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s5 Now look out for the early crop OF dia-
6 f1hcal, atsoeious, fiendish, and blood
cnrd,ing southern outEages, Boss. Post
51f 18th.
Al patient Is ndenhtedsy In very bad
ygay when his disease Is aeslIe and his doe.
{ 1or Ism (.
Rochester admitted swenty.6ya law stu
tdeats 20 the BAR ia one day Free 'rsss.
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GRCEgs & WILLIAMS, Auc.ionecrs.
Ry Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lib Main street.

SALE OF 4 NALU ABLE
ING. ON STATE STREET. FULTON.-By virtue
of a deed of trust from j. r. Patrlm and wife TO
the undersigned. bearing date on The LIST day OF jan
nary 1877, recorded in tic clerks Office of the
Chancery Court of Richmond. in ID. b. 100 4. page
420, will sell at public auction default having
hecu made in the payment Of the note secured II
said deed and being directed so TO do By Inc holder
OF said note.) on MONDAY the 2Sth day Of Octo-
Der. SIS, on the premises. 1T O'Clock T. NJ, inc
nroperty described in said deed fronting 90 feet
on the north side Of State street between illlanS-
burg avenue and Fulton street. ana running back
within parallel lines ITO feet, with tWo-slory
dwelling and other Improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash 10 pay OF note Sc
cured In said deed for S70G. with accrued Interest
and all expenses of executing TINS trust. ana t,ie
balance ON such terms as may be made known ut the
time of sale. ,
nr 7 N. NJ. LEE, lrllSlCe.
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$ u Va a
How PRsIRIE-Do0s GET WkHEa--It has
always been subject of curiosity and ,in-
auiry as to how and where prairie dogs,
living on the prasrie, far away from any
river or stream, obtain their water. Mr.E.
Leeeh. formerly OF Mercer county, PeAn.,
and frsntiersman M experience. asserts
that the dogs dig their.swn wells, each vii
iage hayiag one with q concealed opening.
1t matters net how far dSsn the water may
be, the dogs will keep on digging until they
reach Il. He knows Oh one such we'll two,
hundred feet deep, and haEing q circular
staircase leading dowu TO the water. Every
time dog wants to drink he descehds the
is no mean task. To diggiag fer water the
animals display as much pluck es In resist
Ing The efforts OF settlers to expeI them from
the land OF their progenitcrs, --saa Fran
cisco GdH. s ss42
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Gy Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i VACANT AND IMpROVED, PRHPERTY
SITUATED IN PORT MAYO. ON LOUISIANA
AID SIXTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-in exc
cution of certain Decd Of trns. from James herIe
ed in Richmond Chancery Court. Deed. Book IL II
A. page 2os, will sell upon the premises, on MnR
at public auction, being required so to do by the
holGer Of the note secured by said deed default nay
ing been made in the payment OF tue same all me
property conveyed by said deed, consisting OF LOT
fronting 20 feet the northeast corner or l,ousi-
ana ami Sixth streets, directly opposite the valuable
store property OF James Hartley. This is one OF me
best sites for ST In that portion of the city anu
on one of The best iherouCbtarcs leading TO INC
country Also. n LOT fronting l6 feet on the east
SIDE Of Sixth between Denny and LoniSana streets
on which is Il SMALL FRAME TENEMENT con.
tanning about four rooms. &C. Also. Il certain LOE
OF LAND lying so feet on Sixth street between en-
Denny and Lou, lana streets and running back W
feet. This Is certainly very valuable property and
should command the attention OF bidders.
TERMS: Cash rs to expense; of sale AMI sufficient
to pay of note of $3.50. with all COSTS &C., there
&c If r. a. MEAGHER. Trustee.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHE>rEtht(
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY Il, 1871,
THROUGH PASSING Ell.

THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 P. N. Leaves I:lchmomd Tl'ESDAI,Tlll.E
West Point with steamer iiN'ima n!
all point. York river ani i'u,-
more. Arrives in Baltimore al y
NJ. connects with rlil-iincs Tor " o."
ingion. philadelphia New York. -
ton. and all Western points. Comic.
al Richmond with trains On Richui"aJ
and Petersburg and ChesapolAe Ala
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ, Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: aud
500 A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ant shT.
URrDAY. Connects with s:cHiri5
at West Point for river landings. Ia
timOre, and all western points. NJ
meets al Richmond With trains on k'cn.
mouland DaDvillc railroad R!cE"i...
AMI Petersburg. and ChesapeiAe -ai
Ohio raj roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. N. Leaves Richmond daily lcXcert >iE-
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. '"".
meets with trains Rcnnloui Jri
Petersburg and Chesapeake ami n'"D
railroads. Steamer Havana lcaycs ii'!.
nmSrs i5oW wtrh ieS IS lEnS d TIT FI
DAY, AT 4 L. II. Connects WE
trains from Philadelphia, -" r"r,,
and western polIt>. and at v 81 i'"iH:
with trans for Richmond AK I"e
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
x.ooP NJ ARRIVES al Richmond MONDAY" EO-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and ...
s.l5P M.TUESDAi, THURSDAY. ~" ~.
URDAY. Connects with sttaE.'F -
West Point from BaitimOre. ~
meets with Richnond asd ns&''"",
Richmond and Petersburg, anG C..y@--
pcake and Ohio railroads..
LOCAL PASSENGER.
,o.o0 A. VI Arrives at Richmond daily except Nl't'
day Connects with lciIin"iul ana
Petersburg aud ChcsapcaAe ii1' OI'
railroads ,,,
No transfer of freight at Richmond Ia or rom
southern points. Cars run through between A''A-'~
Careful handling and dispatch, with loves! rates.
guaranteed. ,,,, ,,,,-,,,cea r,tcs.
,.surd 10 all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold TO all aor:heTi: rS'S.n' NAS
western points, and baggage checked thrpnsh -,
For tickets apply at Genera! Railroad l!cNtt ot
ace s26 Main street; al the EXrbange hptrI az
compauy's depot, corner T"enty-.hiru 1AO "'1-
streets, Richmond, Va. ,.
ma23 X. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.

OFFICE BRIGHTHoPE wAY'CoMPASY.}
RICHMOND. September 16, 1878.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17TH
" train Will leave Wintcrpock station, Clover
Hill. on TUESDAYS, I'll URSDAfS, aud sATCR-
DAYS. at A. NJ; returning, leave Chester same
days at $40 p. NJ.
Passengers from Richmond leave on 1888 p. NJ.
train from Byrd Street station; passengers from
mattox deDot. JAMES X. WERTH.
selG superintendent.
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& .t.TIsys FAR AND BIO FATHER."-Last
spring every Greenbaeker in st. Joseph
scia1med to be the parent OF the new move
ment. Since tho October guns no man
claims its parentage. Thus far and no ia
ther.-St. Joe Gazette. 81 Il
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VI. VI. ulL'A-h.h''
Sale by FRANK d. HILL. AuctiOnfcr. oc

GALE OF LAND AT PUBLIC AUG
- TION.-Pursuant 10 decree OF the circuit
Court Of count rgm n az c
HAYES, &c, u.s. Hayes. Sc: john A. i. Thornton
and f. f.. Rowe guardians, rs. iiayeS, &c:; ana me
PENDANTS, the undersigned. special commissioners
therein named. will offer for sale at GloMCtSler
Courthouse. at public aucion on me 4Tii or NJ
VEMBER. 1878. THAT being cnurt-'iayl tlir Follow,
Ing TnACTS OF REAL ESTATE OF which J"e'
Hayes died scizcd-to-wit: r,,,,,
st. The farm known as THE HILL EahM'
situated in The lower part Of the said county Of
Gloucester, about TWO mics from gloucester fort:
The soil thereof is very favorable Tor
good storehouses. nj good stand Tor merchanGlsng,
are On the premises known ~ , ne T,D2nr AN
said farm contains about FIVE HUNDRED AMI
N d The farm fan Known i, as "wooDvILLE
valuable farm. the road from Gl9nGeslGr [9G 70
Gloucester Conrtl1ITe; G ab2Ht FOUR iloN''NND
AS al ! tract called "AsH'S," near Gloucester
Point at the place called The Iiq2k being Ing Inc
Sided for several years past containing about ONE
HUNDRED ACRES, with good improvements.
the heTi of the said joel HAYES and will be offered
for sale in parcels, according to the said DIVISION.
TERMS Cash enough to pay the COSTS OF inc SAFE
and as TO the balance, credit OF one. TWO, anu
three wears parable in three equal instruments, TOT
which bonds with good personal security, bearing
interest from the day OF sale, Will De required CT Inc
For further information: applyto ". Il. ASH or
Z. II. ROWE. Ut Gloucester Point, or the suoscrl-
hers at Gloucester Courthouse, Va.
49, - NJ. d. SEAWELL,
MARYUS JONES,
NJ o-w4w Special Commissioners.
GALE OF 4 LARGE LOT OF STAND
DING TIMBER IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. VA.
Pursuant to a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Glou-
cester county, rendered at the May term, 1873,
thereof In The chancery suit Of K. H. H0gg and wife
rs Thornton &C., the under signed. special commits
sioners therein named, will offer for sale, 1T Glou-
cester Courthouse, at public auction, OH the 4TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878 THAT being court
day) unless sold privately, that valuable lot
of MERCHANTABLE PINE and POPLAR LuN-
Der now standing on The farm known as - shelly
CD ork river, of which John \. B. Thornton died
seized. The said TIMBER is between two deep and
nayigable creeks" Cedar Bush " and " Carriers y
and very near York river. The hauling would be
very easily done ut average distance OF five or six
hundred yards.
Parties desiring to purchase can do so privately
by applying TO The undersigned before the day OF
sale Mr. S. D. Rowe lives the place and will take
pleasure in showing the timber.
TERMS Cash enough TO pay costs Of suit and sale
and the balance on such credit rs viii suit the
times; but II sold credit the purchaser viii be
required to give bond bearing interest from the day
of sale, with good personal security.
For further information apply TO
! r. Fl. HOGG,
Gloucester Point;
| S. D. ROWE,
White Marsh;
MARYUS JONES,
Gloucester Courthouse,
| oc 2.w4w Special Commissioners.
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by Richardson 8 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
al 11l3 MJin street.
IIALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ON
Y JAMES RIVER FOR sALE;-By virtue Of
deed Of trust executed by Payld D. Cowies on the
therein mentioned, we, one Of us. will sell by
public auction, on THURSDAY, November 2,
1873 before the courthouse door Of James City
county, the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying
In James City county. on James river just a6oyc
jamestown island, containing about 375 ACRES,
known rs "Ambicr's,' which was purchased by -. :.
Cowles from William w. Coke. executor OF Eliza
Coke, deceased. This IS an excellent farm good
soil, wit com Portable brick buildings thereon. har-
ing good orchard. and new wharf-erected ut a
cost of about S2,5O0-to which large vessels can
come. 1t has. Also 4 fine water-view.
TERMS: $4,000 and expenses Of sale cash; Tor
any balance terms made known on day OF sale.
JOHN A. COKE,
W. S. PEACHY.
M 21-15t Trustees.
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!. No GUEss-W 0RK, The g coming man -
The ta1.collec tor. San A1stonio llfs1as)
Herald.
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a bad sign-To sign another mans name
.Eoanote.
Not butter, but her--The milkmaid, not
made Of mi!k. rs
How does u happen that s,iano-makers
know nothing about harmony
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By Frank D. Hill. Real Estate Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. BRICK DWELLING ON THE NORTH VEST ,
CORNER OF MAIN AED FOURTH STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED By ROBERT +. WILLIAMS,
ESQ, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of deed Of trust
dated February 81, S74, and duly recorded IN the
clerks Office of Richmond Chanccry Court. i'll ID. Is
1O2 C. mage 335. to the undersigned trustees default
having heen made in the payment Of certain bond
therein secured. and ut the request OF The holder
thereof will sell III auction on The premises. on
THURSDAY the Gath day OF October. 1SISat AZ
O'Clock 2. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY 10,
Gated as above, and described In said deed as al
that certain piece parcel Of land In the city OF
Richmond on the north siGe Of Main street: at ITS
intersection with Fourth street. and containing
feet ground trronr). running back the same width
100 feet OH the western line OF Fourth street To Il
10 foot alley" The Improvements consist of Il
wcII-coaslrllced BRICK BUILDING, basement
and three stories above; bl lex kitchen and brick
stable and the usual modern improvements. The
location of this properly is central ami tic nesh-
horhood excellent. and is well adapted for profess
sional man or us Il private residence. n
TERMS: $4,000 due by bones note for S160
due January /, 1877 aud interest on the said bond
at eight per cent. from January /. 1877. Ill PAID
with the expenses Of sale. in cash; the BALANCE upon
terms 10 be announced OH The day OF sale.
NM 81. Il. GHILIIIhM,} Trustees
Tn tuctiOuFrr. 4
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POsTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account Of the In
elemency OF the weather until THURSDAY, Octo-
Der "a, 1878, at the same Time:
ne 28 Aucrioneer.
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In pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court OF
thc CITY of Richmond entered on the 2tn DAY OF
November 1877, in the cause OF ". S. Donnan Us:
Louisiana DOMAIN and others. for The purpose OF
dividing the property between W. ). Donnan ana
the heirs or George W. Donnan, deceased we sian,
In pursuance of said decree, proceed to sell by puo-
lie auction, on THURSDAY. Gath day of October,
mon the premises at O'Clock L. ~. that SPLEEN
DID STOREHOUSE above. described. The bnuc-
INC fronts 80 feet on Governor street at the north
east Of Tobacco alley and runs nask on sad
alley l2O feet the lot extending about nfteen rect
bcyond the house 10 an a!lev 1t Is perhaps the
largest and most substantially built storehouse IN
the CITY, having been erected by the owners OF me
hest materials and In the strongest manner win
hosting machines and every arrangement 10 tacll-
tate the largest business. Being centrally located,
near Main street and The heaviest wholesale trade,
and convenient to the hotels, Tobacco ENchansc,
hnn ts Gc IL is In all respects one Of tue most rsi-
rablc pieces of property in the city Parties Wishing
To make q safe and permanent investment, ana one
likely to enhance greatly In value, would do well to
attend the sale.
TERMS: Will be announced at the hour Of sale.
w. s. DOMAIN.
LOUISIANA DOMAIN,
Commissioners.
ROBERT r. LYME. Auctioneer. oc IT
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Mary had little lamp, So
STwas filed with kerosene,
She blew right down the chimney
And vanished from the scene.
There's a big difference between dinner
for nothing and nothing for dinner.
Corn exchange The ehiropodist's fee.
nTis not usually good omen to owe men.
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POSTPONEMEN7

POSTPONENENT.
The above sale is postponed On account of the In
clcmencv of the weather until THURSDAY LII
' F. p. TURNER.
oc17 Special Commissioner.