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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

q By Chaf1n. Staples u CO.., h. II.
3.sf r eaf Estste AGENTS and Anctf0nrerss
81 n strs, 4 r,ortf, Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALp-
u AHLE FARM CONTAINING 227 AG CTS;
M THE CRAIGT0N ROAD AB0U EotuHH
MILES FROM THE CITY Or RICHMoNO, De
virtue OF 3 decree OF tne SnanctIyy
Court or the CRY or Richmond, I'D tns causes "a
Thor1fson ps. BEDFORD and ais. and kops e,
trustee, %. Brown and Gls,, entered on tne do,n
day of October. 1879. the uRdersFnea. spse sIt
commissioner thereby appointed VIII SELL IN IrSe
OF Heurtco county court- house. on MOSDA1s 10
vemher 10, 1879, at IL O'Clock Do. tinag DeM gI
court.dayl that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM
called VHAYPORT.'t situated on the Cralgton road
four miles from the city of Richmond, anu lormer
Nv owned by j. Fl. Council, Esq, CONTAINING ny re-
cent survey eat ACRES. one half OF winch Is me
liver bottom. and the remainder well aoaptea 70
trucking. The FARM Is In q good state OF cniuYa-
finn the DWELLING Is cemmodtous ano coul-
fartthle having been repaired and partly QUIT ~
the last few years. II Is elegantly situateG VA
shady ward near the public road The outIoulialngs
ara such as are usually found on q farm OF TINS
kfnd and In good condition. ~
TERMS: Whilst the decree prescribes one thiro
cash and the balance in two equal semi amman w
sfaIrIe nts With interest added. for negotaoie noes
and the ittle retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money Is paid aud conveyance oEuerSu w
the Court, yet The commissioner has authority 20
alter the terms IL he should see lit on the day OF
sale. as. - -, 80,
Those wishing to see map Of the property can
do SO by calling OH the auctioneers, Messrs. Chann
Sfanles & Go. -. HENRY w, HOBSON,
~ J. Speciui Commissioners.
o-NN' 10y oc 20-dStaw&w3t
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i.1rr,pr1srEE,s SALE or SEVEN Hun
gIp ses 3 EAhg
SN hAsFf "a SAhRNbsoddJTsSN k MiIE FgSM ThE
SHEskPEAKE AND OHIO kA 1919 ,te az
ssa ssssss ssss. s. Ssi
wilson trustee, ~ ine i,aao So ~
sesgssasss he sd VIII direction
OF Peyton trustee re dar r nsanes 70
the hsnssry no sesa OF Josep Byan,
s psSs Mn s s,Ise 5 e;n.
Der. Is7e.at u o'clock, the foilo va
FF T2kEE EQGaL UNDIVIDED eME-T =, Vt n
TiETH PARs OF All iat cersm p beSna n ka
.assi 81 West piece parcel q
and consists of b,0a0 ACRES OF COAL. LA AM,
Ea1 IviIs together ii one tract being distant
about one mile from Ihe Kanawla river. ana ABOUT
honndsd ON the west by the lands the Paint Creek
Company, together With all and singular ths Ell
MENTs. HEREDrIAMEEIs, and =, Aepu .RnaI.
tafniar and the rerersfon and reversions
AMI ref,ag rents, Issues, and proats thereoi
and also all the share esa' ana demand Wha,so
eter as wei in law in equity OF the SAID o. Pros
ser TabboE IN aud to the said Tract: or aano, ana
essry par Ire s amount due deed Of
trust is feur thousand nine hunnre ano
dollars and Aftystntee Centst VIII - 81 !. 1,h
at the rate of 4 per cent. PEE an1am IRON lne ith
dsy of February, I $40, until paid. .,,.,,,
TSreMs Cash as to expenses OF executing tnls
trust. Including sI29 expenses already Incurred,
and 81 200 70 De applied 70 the aeef as
70 th seye and eighteen months. legal Interest
at per annI the aaS Spen
I ,e, no no the said r. Prosser Tabb may direct
or In default OF direction by bim as me sag 90
seph Bryan trustee. may direct on the
plope's'' ~ '.De''','',l.a JOSEPH BRYAN,
Substituted Trustee,
1902 Main street, Richmond, va.
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oR. LIyER CoM9LAINT, DYs
PEPaA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
-, v,,t,,-,n,,e on 4 p1sEAsED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED Liver
i p.,n a te rght aide. under the edge Of the rios'
ON pressurss sometimes the pain SIN the
an side the patient Is rasely abeto lie on the iefs
.,de sone.nes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
hlada. and ii frequently extends to the top OF the
,bop,dsr, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
i nm IN me sra The stomach il affected with ioss
of anuotite and sickness: the bowels in general are
.os,,ye sometimes alternative With lax the head Is
troubled with palm. accompanied with dull heavy
.eosaAsor In the back part. There is generally
!; considerable loss Of memory, accompanied Win
p.,rs,, sensation Of having left undone sonethins
which ought to have been done. "A siisn1 dry cough
IS sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
NJ wsariness ard aebIty he is easily startled nus
Get are cold OF burning, and he complains q
nrfck,y sensation of the skin; his spirits are 70"
and although he is satisfied that exercise wono DC
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
ror,tude enough to try it. Ia fact he distrsts every
remedy, Several of the above symptoms attend the
d,se.se. but cases have occurred where rev Oh
hem existed, yet examination OF the body amer
death has shown the LIVER TO have been extensive
y deranged.
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TFrom the Southern Planter and Farmerj
Impertans Uses OF Conf-oH.
vustRNER.1 ISLE OF WIGHT.

In back No. OF the Planter appeared an
article enI.meratiny some Of the practical
,,ses to which coaioil can be successfully
NIT In which the writer suggested that u
you'd be an effective remedy against tue
apparently indcstructibio bolt or gruo IN
horses. I had horse when nau always
been so hopelessly infected Wild Dotn gruoss
and the small intestinal worm that ne eouio
never be kept in better condition tuan
that OF walking skeleton, ana, WIN rave.
nous appetite, and the pest OF treatment
with the use Ct all known reneaies, "p
peared TO be nothing more nor less IMAM an
!; improved type OF asueeessfui worm manu,
Factory. Out OF patience and disguised
with nv patient, and not knowing now
mucb kerosene horse could take without
injury, vet, determined to skill or cure,>-
not caring much which, commenced TO
drench with gill Of oil, intending TO dou-
BILE the dose every day till "eure" or
nkillv was effected. On the flrst Gay 1
gave q gill, on the next bali pint,
on the third pint, and 1t was very soon APP
parent that that was enough both lot sne
worms and the horse. Large quantities OF
worms of both kinds passed, and the horse
appeared to be on the point OF passing, TOO.
but he didn't; and soon after all the usual
SYMPTOMS Of worms bad disappeared ana
the horse commenced to improve rapidly ID
53esh and general condition, and is now IN
better order than have ever seen him, and
still improving.
] also experimental with kerosene on cut
nails TO make them take the place OF
wrought nails in q cart body was build
ing. ] brought the nails to red-heat, drop
ped them into the oil, and let them stand
until cool, when found that they could be
eiinched, bent, and twisted into any de-
sirable shape almost with as much ease
and safety as piece OF wire OF the same
size. My cart-body required 100 nails,
for which any blacksmith would have
charged me one dollar. Two pounds OF ten
penny nails cost ten cents, leaving balance
: OF ninety cents in favor Of the Kerosene.
This Is o small item, but the farmer can save
many such during the year, and it is the
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Nothing is more picturesque than wo-
man at picnic 10 the rain. Her tinery
dampened by the moisture Of heaven, her
skirts bedraggled in the wet grass and mud,
her spirits in the basement OF the thermom -
eteE, she reminds one OF chicken that has
been makins-beleve it was a duck and got
beyond its depth.-Neao Haven Register.
he inquired at q saloon for little lagel,
and the bartender, who was only engaged
during the fair, handed him out gimlet
with the remark that that was the only lit
tie auger they had.-Marathon Indepen.
dent.
A Buffalo saloon keeper who wants to do
as near cash business as possible, when
compelled to charge drink marks it down
on the ey-drawer.-Bufa!o Sunday
Times. ~
The soda-fountains have beer closed for
the season, and the fiZzlcal eXertions neces-
sary in operating them will now be en-
ployed in rolling quinine pills. Watersoo
Dbseruer. .a,,.
The man who got hold OF hot 6re-iron
Immediately began gameef draw poker
Boston Post. ..s.
"Nations move by cycles" said an ora
tor. Boys move bycicles down this way
Cincinnati; Saturday Night.
A gauge that no man should measure his
property by is n mortgage. -aho1ne Sentinel
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BY Poinde xter & Upper. =
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF sMA
L FRAMED DWELLING. No: 206 We 81
BY DR.. NJ BURTON, BY AUCTIoN.-By virine
Of q certain deed Of trust executed by Peter X;
lanes and wife to The undersigned trustee dated
Sentember i6, 1875, and duly recorded In the
cierk's Office OF the Richmond Chancery Cont, in
Deed-Book ll3 B, page 34S, default having been
made I'm the paymeut of The note secured therein,
and being required so to do by the holder OF The
s,me, win sell By auction on the preassees' . on
above. described PROPERTY. The building and
surroundings are very neat, and yields oftable
rental The lot fronts 26 feet on Leigh street. ana
runs back $50 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and the sum
of 5000, with interest from the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1879: The residue upon such terms as may
be mentioned At sale. p . -
~ FURMAN TUPPER, Trustee.
. poIwDExTER g. TUPPER, Auctioneers. DC 2f
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By Jno. E. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
aIR Main street.

TLEGANT FRENCH-PLATE MIR-
" RoRs. ENGLISH BRUSSEsILSS 81 ASD Dn IAP pE5
CHAMBER FURNITURE. MATING, GAS-FIXS-;
lures. SEyEN-OCTAVE ROSEWOQD.CASE
CHICKERING PIANO. HANDSOME CURTAINS.
COkNICEs, sc" AT AUCIlON:55Bty olrectio a, Oh
house, shall sell at auction, on MONDAY me I'm
instant, at l @ O'Clock, at the store No S32 Main
street which has been rented for the rurpose, nearly
ali of the HANDSOME FURNITURE recently
moved from the residence now occupied by the
WestmoreIand CLUB The assortment consists Of
! STTPERIOR SEVEN-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
CASE CuICKERING PIANO, In excellent or
. ENGi1sH-BoDY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, and
EXTRA LARGE and SUPERIOR FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS, in gilt frames:
PARLOR FURNITURE. in complete suits. IN
silk. Coletiue, and Velvet Pllsh III rosewood
EEcLfSING-, LIBRARY, and GRACE
TETE-A-TETE SOFAS. in Velvet Plush;
WALNUT and COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
with WARDROBES: .-
HANDsOME Observation-Disclosures, and a
large lot OF FINE SILK CORNIGEs;
STEEL ENGRAVINGS, PICTURES,
GAS-CHANDELIERS.
SOFAS, LOUNGES. TABLES. CHAIRS
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and FANCY Ia
BLES.
together with large assortment of useful HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES too numerous 10 men
The FURNITURE will be arranged and ready for
examination on Saturday morning. Certainty no
larger assortment of good secondhand furniture
has been offered for sale ut auction IN ms city ior
90 30 Auclionccr.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES,
ALMsuoUsE BUILDING,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITlEs,l
ALMsuoUSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA, September "a, 1879.
A LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
N ESTABLISHED, under the supervision OF the
undersignea for the purpose Of obtaining work for
the unem paeyed and homes for INDECENT children Of
this city.
OPENED, In connection with the Department Of
Outdoor Poor" where applications Of those seek
ing employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can be registered. F-ss-.r ...
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
lions are DOW registered for employment.
Tho:e in want Of SERVANTS, LABORERS, &c.
are requested to call at or correspond Win this
office. ,rux
Letters should be addressed "SUPERISIdEsHS-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RlCftihoSA
VA" marked LABOR EXCHANGE.
. : - 800 :, ~ = CHARLES p. BlGGER.
se24-3m Superintendent OF Pubic Ch:r,ue..-
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aATInOAn a.INEs.


%
arCaMonps FHrDsG q PoToaAo r. =. Coil
OrgICE GENEHAL. TICKET a ASEET,
RICHMOND. VA..A pril ~, 1873.
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1879,
u trains ON this road Will run as follows: .-s,.
NORTHBOUED. S
No. 1-a.oo A. M. leaves Byrd Street station daily
- d 1900 Except Sundaysl; due at Wash.
ingtorl, ITO 2. NJ; Baltimore,
3.)G p. ST.: philadelphia, 6:5o
.G ~ 80 PM: New York, 1905 p. n
NO $500 2. NJ, leaves Byrd.Street station daily
=: 80 due at Washington. e:65 z. d.
Baltimore, 1855 p. b.. Phtla
delpbia, 1886 A. H.; New York
MO. 1900 p, NJ, S %:eecoasiM stotDATIoN TRAI1
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sun
daysl. -
SOUTH BOUND.
NO, 2-10.15 P. H., arrives st Byro-street station
= daily except Supdaysl. Leaves
New York, s:15 A. NJ: Phila.
49,: dephia. 11:45 A. NJ; Baiti-
P 9aS 3 g P. NJ; Washington
NO. 11:a5 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street static.
- daily. Leaves New York, l0:0e
P. ~; Philadelphia, ITO A
NJ; Baltimore, 4:55 A. M.
.4& f. Washington. $50 A.. n.
MOI $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrfves at BroaG-Street statier
daily Except Sundaysl:
.r 'T'.'00 G. A. TAYLOR,
-r...- General Ticket Agent
EFT. D. MYERS. General Superintendent ap %
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BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDl-
l. VIDED INTEREST IN CERTAIN REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMDND.-By VIZ
tue of deed of trust executed 10 the subscriber BY
Charles W. Otey, bearing date 10th June. S79,
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery Court In
Book LA r. page 512, shall sell 1T public auction
at the Office Of W. Goddin. real estate auct )neer,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets, in The city OF
Richmond. on MONDAY the 9th October, 1879,
at II O'Clock NJ, the following REAL ESTATE
viz ''AJl his (he I'D Oh: res ". Otey's) Interest
accrued or to accrue to him one of the children
Of the late John Otey In The real estate In The city Oh
the said John Otey Ivy deed dated 9Th March, 500
and recorded in the clerks office OF Henrco County
Court. Ia D. Il. sc. page 292. 10 Thomas Otey,
trustee" A copy of this deed will be eAhibited at
TERMS: Cash ROBERT L. sNEAD,
40 1E.0t Trustee.
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RICHMOND AND PErER>Ei ""{
RAILROAD COMrANT.
SUNDAY, July H. !>'''
~ trains on This read VII! run as loi!o"''
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
l1:55 A, H., THROUGH MAIL daily. ccGatI"a
for Charleston, Sa7ahiIH, w..
and Aiken Via Charleston. -, -. 80,
Jacksonville. Stops only A. , .,,'
and Manchester. aad !! ia'-"''
signal. 1919,
500 A. NJ, ACCONMO u AT fnN aa''H . .,,l:
close connection a. pri"ta.,.rtS as
the Atlantic. Nlssissipp: Ah1 .,
ratlraad for Bristol, Ci.ast' ,.[rs
Nashville, Memphis, L'&,,"s' ~
FarnvIlIe aud other tota $. =. NV
that road, makiup sa;R' ,ii ,,suI4-
any other line. S;0Is u a.
stations. ,,,y tai;
s.oo VI. ACCOMMODATES lhA'" ,aktgE
WV except Sunday. i'1:'ta. cnn ,rrctOa
this train win MAKE t''I'
al Petersburg !cr NoF'"'"' ,,,,.rr,
,o.ssp THROUGH MAI. day, c'F .r,ci:n.
'Ao''" 1N FOR Weldon, W,'ulnit"u' h rs, ~
II fsh, r,sston. SaYAunth' Anc.,,,',,-y
Snmhi, Atlanta. Nacon, non - I'm,
Mah,i. Nrw orleans, anu a., 49,
cnnth and Southwest. it~ j.
Sa~'rar from Washington - s.,u!a.
niuyrop savannah, ana ,y Ees:cr
Stops only 81 Manchss.i
and Railway on >'",y
,p.vr r.rEgsBCE0 ',,,. connecting
s.s, A. NJ. THROUGH VA, tsIsrick,purs sna
o''' ~ 'a' Win RchHea,%; f5r all point, NoTIn,
Est: "a tn chester " and st III mf''"H
, ,s, a. AM Dr t bluf, on s a,,x ,,r
=, ,s~""nMMuDArloN TIM ~ sill ia.
s25A. H. 49,, sunday. stops ~ ~
tops. r,,,S. TRAIN tStF
TAO p A except >a9dsSy, Ss anna ma."a, -
on signal. ,.,x sorrec.ss
so5 p. n TiRq Richmond FreerhicIsS,la.s -:
S s1.n railroad for Ill .,Ds. csnset-
Az, 9TH the ChesspeasSe, ,r HII al
!l s,Iroad for the virgin. sH Th!s ~,
sT mpoints North and W ns cnt tI, 40!
~ tapps A. Manchester ana :" uIui, u
cigna. r.,ar.hvrs will atari Nv
AgRSsVssiRssx espS TRAINS s s;ss ressr
Ss1s az T. and 81 MY
mrs
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By j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l12 Main street.

DRICK RESIDENCE CENTRAL LO-
d CATION No. 500 FIFTH STREET, Be
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREEIS7,By
thoDy TO the undersigned, and recorded in tha Rich,
mond Chancery Court ID. y. us B., page 500, ana
whereas default has been made. and being r. qnred
DAY. October 25, 1879. at 4:3o P. NJ. that
HOUSE mo. 5O5l AND LOT on the east side OF
Fifth street between Clay and Leigh streets, front
ing SO feet, and has depth of 100 feet 10 a wide
alley. This property is very convenient 10 Dus-
ness. markets, churches. and schools.
six, twelve, and eighteen months, interest added
and secured by deed Of trust. o,>-
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Aucti0neer. oc2l
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KAILneAD LIVES.


HLs VIZ 0E--&1 a4k82 YfSSE$sES
EIcHxoHD, HonK RIVER AND s:nEsPHAxz,
- RAILROAD,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER l, 1870
PASSENGER TRAINS.
3:o0 r. u. Leave Richmond daily fexcept su,
dayl connecting at West Point nv,
Tuesday. THURSDAY, aud SAT-
.r. URDA1. with steamers for an land
, mass on the YORK. r'veraHd for Bait.
THROUGH FREIGHT. TRAINS.
1888 oS d ds1 Rshmond say eTsssp
s sseames; for Bal, M on MONDAY,
THURsbiAY, and a. + . ! Fl RAY
With steamers for New YORK -
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY" o.. On
.... FRIDAY; with steamers fnr i,rs an
GsnGe and Boston Oh TUESDAY srI
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
6:lo A. NJ. Leaye Richmond MONDAY, VEN.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. u. Arrive at Richmond daily hx,..,
sunday, connecting Al W., I,.sT
InESi1hY, THURSDAY a,f . IN!
I mRDAf with steamer, from ga Hj
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
44o P. MI Arrive at Richmond .aj,v
500 p. n. Sunday, connecting a u ,'Srcp:
with steamers from BsI,lmo,Ss r9n:
YerS, Providence, and BJ<ton New
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN
1855 p. 81. Arrives at Richmond tnv,
WEDNESDAY. and FklIj,yyDAY,
No transfer OF freight AZ Richnoaa t.
southern points. Cars run through eet.er- y ,rn
and West Point. 90 A'aa,a
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowe,. .....
guaranteed. 80 's's,
Through bills OF ladlng, with guarantee. $40,
Issued to All northern and western points. '@'I''
OF Off ,r,
TweDty-tbird and Dork streets. Richmond. &, 49,"
oc4 H. T. DOUGLAS. SHnrrn,rnd.,,
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(Bostop Commercial Bulletin. ]

The man whose head was turned does not
knew who to lathe blame to-.
Twenty-Five thousand gold eagles came
over in one. steamer this week This is the
Kind of bird we want to come home to
roost. ....... ,.. %, ..... .......s
This Is the season when the cunning old
gentleman puts on double-thick undercioth-
ing and then rallies the young men for
wearing light overcoats.
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GRusBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer:
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agentand Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO EX-
" CELLENT STORES AND DWELLINGS, on
THE NORTH SIDE OF FEDERAL BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.-By virtue OF
decree of the Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
mond, entered the 18th Of October s79, IN the
as speeiai commissioners thereby appointed. pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, on The premises, on
MONDAY The 9Th OCTOBER, 1S79,at ~ O'Clock +.
Of TWO EXCELLENT TEN EMGNTs-one partly
brick and covered with slate; the other q frame
teuemeut-each of which are well adapted for stores
and dwellings, for which purpose they are now used
The location desirable one for mal retail stores
The lot has front or 39h feet and depth OF ~
feet. Persons Wishing 10 invest In profitable small
tenements are invited to attend this sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance Mt six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
aud title retained until all OF The purchase. mouey
is Maid, ROBERT r.. SCOTT,
s. c.. FEDD,
oc pr Special Conn sstoners.
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KEY IN THE LAND OF CULCHAw.-[F From
the Brooklyn Eagle. 1.-The people OF Bos-
ton contemplate the erection Of putty
statue OF the Postmaster. General in CON-
memeration Of his remarkably stupid order,
under which thousands of letters have been
sent to the Dead-Letter Office without suti-
Cient cause.
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OCTOBER %, 1869.
q Editors Dispatch: In the State Library
10 The portraie OF :. Fielding Lewis, Gan
yo,, inform some OF your readers woo ne
was, and why his picture is placed among ..
Vireinia's great men? Please answer
through the Dispatch, and oblige.
CURIOSITY.
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p.aI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

a H., n VA
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, 7 HAT
LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL BsICk
I,wFI,LiNCf. No. 26O4, ON. THE NORTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN .r T 4, I'm
FRONTING SIXTY-SlX FEET ON FRANKLIN
STREET, AND RUNNING BACK HALF THE
DEPTH OF THE SQUARE.-Ths owner desiring
70 remove into smaller house offers Fur SALE
THE ABOVE PROPERTY. 1t admirably Ioca..
ted, and, while convenient to business, Is removed
from the noise and hustle Of the city. Street cars
run within one and half squares of the door: thus
practically placing 1t for business. men In the heart
Of the city. The house Is well built has eight rooms
above the basement, which contains kitchen, dining
room coal. and wood-celars. and spacious wine
vault, City water on the lot and gas In The house
The property has recently been given thorough
oveIhauiing and put in complete repair. Stable,
servants ROOM and all necessary out.Dulldlnes upon
The wards have been stocked with FRUIT and
FLOWERINGS. VINES, FRUIT.TREEs, &c.
TOE 'es'H'' % "''' "pp' J. THOMPSON BROWN,
oc A.eod Ills Main street.
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rsaa.s Dispate,as = have been interss.ssa
j.. s,,a WESTON shout the use Of "seulor
I ~ s's q San;orn Tho correct use sof ttfese
sarr,a think, Is as follows: Where thsse
sr . two Of the same name In o family ~, the
1n,,rgpst. usualtr the son. Is Junior: Inc
;s.hes writes his name ,oithoat SENIOR a. =.
s s ii the grandfather Ia living, or y
there is q third person OF the name, M Is =
,sen;or. IL there Is a fourth he Is mOes, u
a fifth be is nsaos,. j have known cass
where 1t was necessary in the snne .s.n u !,
or family connection, TO use ni ~ 1870
distinguish from the otheE four ot snS SIT =
xuss necessary to go beyond minor.
Yours ~ 8.
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r,EpAHruEE OF STEAMERS.

DEPAksFuEE OF STEAMERS.
EOR NEW YORK.-The Old [EEFA
Z Dominion Steamship Company s.
steamship MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY. Will
sail SUNDAY, october 26th, At q O'Clock Z. NJ
Freight received until o'clock Saturday evening.
Through bills OF Iading signed and goods IoI-
warded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east
aud west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accomm odations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12 ;tound-trip tickets
S24. Storage, 90 and 80.
For freight or passage, apply to - 49,. +. .
e. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
oc 25-1t Company's Wharf. Rockets.