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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-02
DICHMOND, FREDERoK>BuEG

IL AND POTOMAC ENlIEoAD--,.D'II
commencing - NDAN. AfTI-f Do. I--
S.IJ 4 ~. leaves Hyrd--frr.r -fIf.H. ..'.t .....
only 20 Milford .rI fuatrI.s. ..-.
$40 4. ". leaves Byr'-~tre, .'.t... ..UF .,.-
ccpt sunday.
$50 z. ", leaves Eyrd-~irr.' tI''." ...'E
400 L.. NJ, Accommodation f.r . .,-.
Brolt-~roct station .. .....t
~mdsy-n
1928 4. ". arrive 90 Byrd-~f.f. .'.H ..l...
obs l.. NJ arrive. 90 ByfI-~tI,.t -.....l. .. ...
makes uO local Stops.
OBS =. NJ. arrives ~ Byrd-r'r.e. -'.'nl ..f
UNrcpi sunday.
SCI A. NJ, Accommodation. arrive. DO I.
street station daily except ~H..r
q. s.. Al IuF
General Ticket AGENT
TT. ID. Ny ER.. General -ul .r.H..n..uf.
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I.y Jno. r. Lasghtou, Jr., Auctionocr'
I2u6 Main street.

HOTsEUOLD FURNITURE, AVN
III ING. CLOTHING, STOVES, &C. &C" NJ
ABCTlONs-Ou
MONDAY TITE 80 INSTANT
At Iois o'e,ocL, | win sell at my auciiOn-housc'
iISNDSoMELY-CA FRAMES,
4 OAK CHAMBER SIII-walnut trimmer
UkIR-CLOTH DIVANS, ROChEKS, rr
NARRL k-TOp MAHOGANY SiDEbONi'D'
! AWNING aAd IRON FRAME,
1 ZINE MANTEL-GLOCF, -
LOOKING-GLASSES. LOUNGE
TABLES. CHAIRS. 100
! NAIIOG ANY 6-OCTANE PlANO'
1 EXCELLENT LETTER-l'RkSS, ,.,,.,.r,, ~
HHnnnhLIk c'S,fOVEs. TEA-CANISTERS
I FINE DOUBLI-BA RRELLED sHOI-GI y,
UNIE and SfIUCK MATTRESSEs' PILLOWS
ALSO,
! lot Of SECONDHAND CLOTHING belonging
10 estate of George Darby. d ccascl
JNO. /. LAUGliTON.JR,
~ AuctiOuCor.
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EIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE ATG=
Il TIE NORTHWEST CORN ER OF LII
BROAD AND ELEVENTH STREETS. DIAGO-
NALLN OPPOSITE TO FORD'S HOTEL. FOR
SALE-I offer for sale this really desirable resi-
dencc Tie lot has front of 80 feet and a depth
of 1885, feet Ia an alley 20 feet wide. II - three
stories above tie basement, built of brick IN the
most workmaulikc manner. il contains eleven
rooms, and is in the most perfect order In all OF IT.
northumberland with all the modern i'm
proYemCnts. The basement is perfectly dry, airy
and well lighted, with convenient front entrance 10
10. and VIDE fOlding-dOOrs connecting the front
with the rear room. The parlOr, are beautifully
finished. and tastctully painted and frcScocd. Tie
walls and passages painted or pdpcrcd IN hand
some style. and each chamber has handsome presses
Tor clothes, SC. There is rear pOrticO two stories
high, with bathroom. &C. attached. In addition
there f. large brick Kitchen containing four
rooms, an excellent brick stable and carriage
house.
The lot IS well drained by the city culyert, and
shaded 10y handsome trees. I'm word, the whole
premise are I'm perfect order, which alone can only
bc fully appreciated 10y personal inspection. As
q residence fora merchant or professional gentle
man " has the advantage of being retired and yet
within sight of the Capitol Square, and within
few minutcs' walk OF the pOst-oliCc and other
place, OF business.
Price reasonable. and terms unusually acCommO-
dating, with possession In few weeks.
IL will afford me pleasure % show the premises 60
those who may call on ne between the hours 81 10
and o'clock. W. GODDlN.
Sc 2S-cOd3t Real Estate AuCtiOnCCr.
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TENTR ALLN-LOCATED IMPROVED COR
NER PROPERTY SOLD LOW AND
on LONG TIME.

That large and desirable property on northwest
corner of Fourth and Clay streets with cOlnmO-
dious BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms; all ncccS-
sary water and culvCu connection, Lalronc stoves;
HEICk kITCIIEN aud STABLES. This beautiful
CORNER LOT fronts 80 feet, with depth Of
about I7u feet ground enough for another build
ing. 4 bargain 10 he had. .. ,,..,.,
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
nr L. LIZ MINI -trOel
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UCrIoN AT TIE FAIRGROUNDS.

OFFicE OF w. STATE AGHICULRAL SOCIETY,"
MfLKiNSOS'S HALL,
NINTH sTEEET. COENER FRANkLlN. y
The usual FAIR PRIVILEGES viii be sold on
the tirOuuds o. the highest bidder
OCTOBER 10, 1851.
at3PNL Is Tie Fair Lasts ten days this Ccuten-
Mai yeqr, this VIII be a rare chance for making
money.
TERMS: lladc known at sale. .
WILLIAM ". FINNEN.
oc2-7t Secretary and Treasurer.
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DHILADELPHIA, RlCH- <>fCfSs
i MOND AND NORFOLK sa@Grtissza
STEA NSiiIP NJ 4 4 5.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

steamer PIONEER, Captain PLA1r with pa
srugcr accommodations. viii -Nl ENERN lOtS-
DAY al II u. Freight received till 1850 A. ".
steamer ENERHAN, Captain SMITH; Nlth IE--
scugcr accOmmod4 lions, VIII rail EVERY FRI
DAl AtI2A.M Freight received an $50 4. 81.
steamer FANlTA, captain NELSON, VIII all
EVERY SUNDAY 40 A. VI. Freight received
TN q 4. VI. Saturdays.
Fare on passenger steamers Ouc-dIy- and FRI
dayshts.
steamer connect al Philadelphia for Ftl river
and he East For flr.hgr information. apply 90
j. ". hCC ARkith.
General southern Agent, ROrkctt>-
". T.. CLYDE * CO..
iva General Manager Philadelphia.
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FOR RENT.

EUR RENT, STORE, &c, No. 1904 c..
II Cary street. We are authorized by Mr. LII
Tazeweli Elicit, assignee Of Mcssrs Il. King & Co,
10 RENT OUT until January !, 1882, their late
stand No. 1904 Cary street. The fixtures, &C., can
he bought of the assignee. and tie lease viii 10 re-
ncwcd for year longer If desired. Apply 10
QUARLES & MCCURDl,
nc o-3t 1912 Main streei.
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Ey ". Goddin, Arctoneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE At AUCTION OF EXCELLENI
SSFARM or ONEHUNDRED AND SENkNIl-
THREE AND 4 UALF ACRES IN llENKiCO
COUNTY. THREE AND 4 HALE Mills EASI
or RICHMOND, WITHIN SIGHT or TIE
NTNF-MII.E ROAD the request 81 the owner
who resides IN another St,te, shall sell at auctoh
on the premise "n
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL, ISL
AZ 4 O'Clock J.. IL, that VERY EACELLENl
FARM located rs above, now Occupcu VI! Ii:
lanes r. Orem, containing, by recent survey. uNE
lITNDEED AND SLY EN1i-IlItEE AND \
HALF ACRES. Of which about l2J acres are open
land In good heart: balance In original ANA sec
oudaiy growth Cf oak and pine. inc lmpI9NG--
NESTS consist Of au EXCELLENT fKAMt
DWELLING continuing seven rooms hc'lde. we
usual out-luildings. II adjuins the lands OF iT.
John J. Friend ard OILERS. u lies rcmarkthly
well Is Thoroughly drained. and h1- on II az cXcc-
lent meadow of about 10 acres. I've nclehnuI-
hood T. au improving one. and the ROAD caullS u
the farm erlrl ~ tie bc.t I'm the county.
THE TERMS Win ne onc-fourth cash: balance
Il ono. two. and three years for negotiable nots'
Interest hslf-ycary secured 10y deed of trust v
re owner T. determined % sell persons may at
tnud the salc with tic Expectation OF securing a
great bargain. ~ GV,'lN'
Uc .Nu'--'lo'i'
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ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1881,
M ~ O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, we will sell
FOUR DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS fronting
on o stTect-thrce lots Of 20 feet and one Of 20
feet, running back usual depth.
These lots will hc sold cheap.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, interest added. -
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
~ D Amctnneors.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD, COAL, AND COKE would
w respectfully Inform LAY friends Snd the pub
lie generally that have on hand large ana Well
Selected stock of ANTHRACITE coal, All sizc'
also, Wet Virginia SPLiST, lhfgldh0rc ana
Midlothian GOALS, Carbon i'm SOFT CONF
OAK, HICKORY. and PINE WOOD. Orders So
Icitcd and promptly oiled by telephone ar other
VIZ W. j. MCDOW ELL,
Seventh and 8aiu, F1rst and Broad.
and Broad aud Bclyiderc street.
a ~. rf.
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AUCTION SALES Monday.
BIZ Gulbbs 4 Williams,
R.ai Estate Agents ane Auctionccrs,
v,cy,otl, strcc; between Main and Bank.

-
u,RtJsTEE'S SALE OF a LAkGE
/ NfINBER OF BUILDING LOTS On hA ~.
RI1. AND CHERRY STREETe, sOCih ~
IAiiY STIEFT, At AUCTION. --ln cxecuI Iss a. e
y li az a trust from Lewis r.. iaryic ana vie :"
fc subscrilscra as trustees. dated May ~ &c.
and duly recorded being thereto required ny shs
partIrs secured we viii sell by auctlon' upo" WV
l''"''''' MONDAY. OoToBER 81,
NJ az o'clock T.. M, the tnno"he
SsW0lsFHTY conveyed IN said deed-io W.T.:
10 A IQT ON the west side OF IAnrci Det"Sn
c,,ohcriand and Bcyeriy streets, adjoining NJ Az
Sui,,sf . mn tx ~, e.t by about 14O feet.
Cd. A Lon on the west side o. lsaniIsl M tcct
i;eyer,y and Aiicniarlc stTeets, pcgln1f az feet
norm ~ NlbcInaric street, 900 by about lol iesi
81. LOT 40 the soutiieass c.,thei " w
r ~, y,e cat ode ~ Cherry street be-
oi,,',ns 20 fcef north Of Aibcmarlc street, on ny
1876 feet. -. a., a,,c,, on feet wide,
- thcv viii bc sold ln such parcels ~ bi1ueis may
desire. -. , az, sal, Ia he for
.l,,,f 81 700 cash, but by consent TIC stis VIII ~
n,on thc following tcfms-tO Wit one tlniu cssi'
ilanec al twelve aud SIX months win INTEREST," VI
q N cash, rs purchasers may prefer. 4,
we invite attention 10 THIS sale a. the properly -
situated in a rapidlyimprOying part oi inc clll
ami persons o: small IN cans WI bc able 70 my upon
wv A.D. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
GRUuEs & WILLIAMS, Auciioneefs. - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-02
By J. Thompson brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiorecr,
I1l3 east Main street

Real Estate Agent and Auctiorecr'
If13 east Main street
rRUsTEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ LOT on CHURCH IiffsL.-By virtue or .
,,.ed ~ trust dated May 30, 1878, executed ~
~, Clair Hartman and wife 10 tbs updersiyneI,
ard recorded ln Richmond Chzncery court, u. ~
TO a., %. 4b4. and whereas default has been male
and being required 10 DO, ! Will cell on The
premises, on
MONDAY, OcToBaR 10, 1881,
Al \ o'clock T.. VI, the real estate described and
conveyed In the said deed, bclng LOT OF LAND
with n HOUSE thereon, In tho city 81 hichmond'
on Tie corner OF Tvcnty-ninth and Leigh streee'
northwest corner. .aoo
Win Interest thereon nj Ter cent. from January
Is. 1878, and the rcsldne ~ announced ~ sale
JOHN q. sPOTTs, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BnowS, Aucuoneer oc
BY Jas. Macdoug,l, Auctloncer,
No. 10 Governor street.
rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF SHOWCASES,
4 COUNTERS, SHELVING, GL ASS ARS, &C,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF trust from
Rock Clans 10 me ~ Trustee. datr1 July To- 1871,
and duly recorded, will sell At the store Ma lfZu
east Min street, on
THURSDAY, OcToBsR ., 1881
1T l0H o'clock- ,.ro,,,r s,rvpp
MOUNTED SHOWCASES,
4 dozen GLASS JARS,
8 good COUNTERS, -
Lot SHELVING, PARTITION,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., LOQkING-GLASS,& &c.
,rsHNs: Cash PAUL DANNA, Trustee.
las NACDOUGAIT., kuctioneer. &c
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by W. GOddin'
Real Estate AuctiOnccr.
pHfcD Eleventh and yguk ~trrt

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES IN
HANOVER COUNTY SENES MILES EAST or
RICHMOND, ON THE MAIN ROAD LEADING
TO OLD CHURCH, AND OF A VALUABLE
TRACT or FOHrI-FINE ACRES NEAR
THERETO, WITH VALUABLE FLOUR-MlI.L'
&C, TIIEREON.-As trustee in deed from John
G. Derhcart aud wife dated 18th March, 1870, and
recorded I'm Hanover County Court clerks ohcc
default having been made In the payment OF the
debt secured by the said deed shall, ~ the request
of the creditors secured by said deed. on
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beautiful. ATTRACTIVE, AND
ID VALUABLE, WEST-END b LID NC
LOTS on MAIN STREET OPPOSITE NOR
Tons FLOWEl;-G ARDEN. AND on BEACH
STREET NEAR MAIN, At TIE TERMINUS
ATCTION.-At the request Of Tie owner. who j. q
nonresident, We shan scll by auction, on the
prpfuf .f-.
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BY Frank ID. Hlii 4 Ca,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRA +
L DWELLING. No. 7O3 NORTH STATE
STREET, NEAR FULTON, At AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed of trust recorded Ia the Office Of
the clerk Of Richmond Chlncery Court, In Decd
Book 100 4, page 70, default having been made IN
the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
secured, and At the request Of the beneficiary Will
sell at auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1881,
at . o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY more fully de-
scribed I'm the said deed. The lot fronts on state
street 9 feet. with depth Of 10 feet 20 alley
ten feet wide. The improvements consist OF nice
FRAME HOUSE with about -four rooms.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash, more ac-
cOlnmOdatigg terms may DE given.
CYRUS BOSSTEU&. Tru. toc-
FRANK -. Hill. n CO., Auctionecrs. &C
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a.. ". ALIEN q co, Agent,
Get, Company NhWf Ro 'bctt-.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP i'm
" COMPANY. s1&xsAstz

This company VIII dispatch one Of Their -picudd
.t.,Iucr.-OIj DOMINION. WNANOkE, MAN
N tTTAN. dRICHbiOND-ENER TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Al / T.. NJ, and SUNDAY AZ q
4. VI. .
DAYS. and SATURDAYS az 3 J.. VI. from Pier
rs (ucw uumbcrl. foot OF Beach stfCct North
river.
They have splendid .aloons. ,t~tc-rooms, and
BATHROOMS.
Tie fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Af,tr-cabln fare a. New Nors, 80; round trip,
TIS: Storage, f6 and ~.
Frclghts for point, beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and mo- charge made except ac.l q
expenses incurred.
Freight, received until O'Clock T.. NJ daily.
For further information. apply o.
GEORGE M.ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
my office Company wh4rycs. Rockets.
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TVIE BRICK RESIDENCE No. SOB, on
L THE SOUTH SIDE or LEIGH STREET
SECOND DOOR EAST OF FIFTH STREET, AT
AUCTlON.-By request of the owner. who resides
abroad wc VIII sell by auction, upon the premises,
on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1851,
no > o'clocl, T.. VI. tie RESIDENCE occupied by
Colonel l.. j. I;cill. situated as above. n hats q
basement two stories and attic with about nine
rooms: kitchen, modern conycnicnccs, and i, in
good order.
Possession viii be- given al I'm early day.
The situation j. retired and pleasant, bat CouyC-
be.
This isa good opportunity D. bay good home at
q reasonable price.
TlIE TERMS will Doe very accommodating, and
long credit VIII De given, IL desired.
GEUBiiS L WILLIAMS.
sc2s Auctiouccrs.
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DJCUMOND AND rETER,BIE

IL RAILROAD 4 d VI = l.-' ...'...
SUNDAY. August 2~, I~-l, trf'.. aI'- lH.
viii ran u.s. follow;
LEAVE Hl,IuiHN.--
3.lp L. 81. FAST MtII.d..E. N.a.- U.l
connections tYr savannah. ~...
only go Iyler,Hurs f..IW.H I......
~ltepiug-Csr, ip.".. DID, Milford. |s.
aud Charleston.
Il.sn 4. 81. THROUGH MAIL. dolly. .....
iuy tor Raleigh. Charleston. '..
1u-tt. Aiken, savannah. I.t ...
eluyil- stops 900 SHOPS. t...r
CutrllIa. nrDHrtF h.u'. ODD ..-
Pullman sleeper between S." ...
and Charleston nu l.I.- fIlH.
goo l.. a., LRElGiii, dtls uN.rI ~.H....
1880 A. NJ, FREIGHT. da.iN except -NU..i.
LEAvE PEItR~EIE,-.0aTI.
AIS A. 81. FAST MAIL iII.. STOPS ...
Chester. IWlIrr ~l.,UT- ...H...
Charleston and N.lf.rIAI.
G:iJ a. A., FREIGHT, daiiF 'N..Il SUNDAY.
$3.50 l.. st.. THROUGH VI All.Ill.'. .nUI.
Nllh Richmond. fi. ItlI. n-...- OIL.
Potomac railroad f.r roo points
sud West, also uIaeiI- r".U...
with Clt-alct,t HIi Ono r.|r
fr tht Virgin. springs HH| ..
point, NDr,h aHi N... lI. U.
Stops 90 Alau'Hr-t. Chester
teUtrslis. pu'luU -..U.tr-
train between t..r..-... tnt ~.
York.
--Uu T. NJ. FftIIglII. .If. Ir .t.... -..I...
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,Op NFW YORK-Tbe Old

I'UIt NV lVNh'-I III VIU NF-FN
steamer, VIII sail 20. follows: Steamer Old DO
NuNION. CaptSiu WALKEE. EVERY TUESDAY
md O'Clock r. VI; steamer WlANOkE, Captain
COUCH. EVERY FRIDAY 90 / O'Clock J.. ".
steamer NANHAITAN, Captain hELLN, EVERY
SUNDAY AZ O'Clock 4. M.
Freight received up % IL o'clock ". for ihr
Tuesdays and Friday steamer, and to OrlugA
saturday evening fIr sunday, snip.
Through uill, of lddug signed and goods FOR
wHrdcd with dispatch GO al points NORTH SOUTH
cast. aud west: also, Do foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Afcr-cabiu fare 10 New York, 10: round
trio. Ills; Storage 50 and -.
For freight or pI,-4ec. apply %
g., Va. ALLEN s. co. Agent,
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LEHIGH LUMP COAL for folndries.
For sale at market rates :. 4. bAIliROI.
my % Seventeenth street, AZ Drawlrii2c.
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GOAL AND MOOD-FIRST-CLASs
" FUEL.-AH Sluds OF ANTHRA CIT J.,
SPLINT, CLONER-iIILL, WEST VIRGINIA,
Engine. CUMBERLAND, and s!l other COAL.
constantly on hand; also, OAK and PINE WOOD.
All offered ~ reduced prices II will pay You 10
cali and examine price. before purchasing. Opp9-
4 ton 10 combination my mOttn. Offices, 1910
Cary and 7lG Broad street, opposite Theatre.
iy2 &. IL PAGE.
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CONDENSED ~CHrDt LIS.
N EFFECT SUNDAY. AUGUST 3. I--..

Lynchuurg Passenger Trl.r, ~. 80. n.... ,.
Leave Richmond. .......... ......... t.-a h.
ArINc BurktN Illc....... I.h- D..
slORk-BINEH LINE.
Passenger. Fr..I. fr.-I.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOnccr,
l113 Main street.

GALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL AND
> COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
LARGE LOT. No. $40 NORTH NINTH STREET.
WEST LINE.-iy request OF owner. who resides In
another state. viii sell vt auction, on premises.
that substantial DWELLING No.74O north Ninth
street. on
FRIDAY, 7TII DAY OF OCTOBER,
M , o'clock =. VI. The house Is two stories. con-
garden 6OX22O feet. Being in the central portion
of the city makes II safe and rcmuncrayc Invest
mcnt or a desirable home for persons of small
means
TERMS: one thirl cash: balance I'm six and
twelve months, interest added.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Oc Auctionccr.
By Grubbs & Williams,
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DOR RENT, THE EXCELLENTEa
Il DWELLING No. 400 east Grace street III
next TO DIR. Reads church, with twelve rooms, he
sides ample servants accommodations.
Also, GOOD MODERN HOUSE, No. 700 west
Grace street, Just painted and whitened, contains
ing eight or ten rooms stable and Carrie ge-hOusc
on the premises.
Also, NICE DWELLING, No. 631 north Eighth
street, with eight rooms; very snug,
Also, DIV ELLlNG on seventh street north Of
Leigh, No 6lS, with eight rooms.
Also, DWELLING No. Ala east Marshall street
between Fourth and Finn streets, with six rooms
&c 2e-cod3t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR OFEs
Il THREE CONNECTING ROOMS ANDAI
BATH, centrally located, on franklin street. Cen
:. &c 30-3t
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STORES FOR RENT.

100 north Seventeenth street, near Old NarKet;
DWELLING upstairs.
III north Seventeenth street, near Old Market;
DWELLING upstairs.
20 Thirteenth, between Main and Cary: grocery
or liquor house.
14iI cast Main, suitable for dry goods boots and
shoes, &c.
7O3 wet Main; DWELLING up. tairs; nice
stand for drugstore or grocery.
FRANK ID. NIL & CO.,
Oc 2-3t HOS Main street.
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EOR RENT, THREE SECOND GA
Il FLOOR ROOMS in a new aud modern HI
house. Water, gas, and other convenience. APP
ply nj Ia EAST CLAY STREET. near First.
I
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-07-09
TO A LADY DOCTOR.

AN AFFECTION OF THE HEART.
Yes, Doctor, your physic I've taken,
That surely should conquer my ills;
That bottlo was solemnly shaken,
dotc on those dear little pills,
I've followed your rnles rs to diet,
don't know the taste OF a tart;
But, though I've kept carefully quiet,
The pains at my heart.
OF course you've done good; convalescence
Seems dawning. And yet. it is true,
fancy the light Of your presence
Does more than your pl, sic can DO.
I'm we'll when you're here, but, believe me
Each day when fate dooms lis to part,
Come strangest sensations to grieve me
That must be the heart.
Your knowledge is truly stupendous;
Each dainty prescription l see,
read, ''Huustus statin. sumendns,'
What wonder you took the NJ. D.!
1 hang on each word that you utter
With sage Esculapian art,
But feel in a terrible fiutter-
It comes from the heart.
Have YOU ever felt tile emotion
That stethoscope ne'er could reveal !
If so, you'll perchance have notion
OF all that I've felt and still feel.
Oh say, could you ever endure me
Dear Doctor, you blush and you start.
There's only one thing that can cure me
Take mc-and my heart!
-Punch.
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Public Sympathy.
N. O. States.


The favorable reports of the condition
of the President are received with the
greatest satisfaction by all classes Of our
citizens. With the reception of each
official bulletin, reporting improvement
and holding out hopes of his recovery,
the warmest and deepest expressions of
sincere sympathy are heard Oh all sides
and the wish universally uttered for the
safety and recovery of President Garfield.
Not in the history of this country have
the whole people in all sections ever
been so thoroughly aroused i'll their
sympathies, and SO really anxious and
profoundly solicitous as they have cx-
hibited over the attempt on the life of
the Chief Magistrate. A devotion and
attachment to the head Of the Govern
ment and love for the honor, integrity
| and stability of republican institutions,
have been developed that speaks i'll the
most eloquent terms of genuine patriot
ism Oh the part Of the American people,
and furnishes, perhaps, i'll the most con
vincing manner, the established fact
that the bitterness aud animosities OF
sectionalism have passed away aud g
spirit of harmony has been restored
among tue people.
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AN ANCIENT TOAST.

II was grand day in the old chivalri'
times, the wine circling around the board
in noble hall, and the sculptnred walls
rang with sentiment and song. Th'
lady of each knightly heart was pledged
by name, and many syllable significan
of loveliness had been uttered, until i
came to St. Leon's turn, when, lifting
the sparkling cup on high
II drink to one," he said,
"WhOse image never may depart,
Deep craven on grateful heart,
Till memory is dead.
"To one whose love for me shall last
When lighter passions long have lassed,
So holy It's, and true;
To one whose love has longer dwelt,
More deeply fixed, more keenly felt
Than any pledged by YOU
Each guest upstarted at the word,
And laid hand upon his sword
With fiery flashing eye;
And Stanley said, ave crave the name,
Proud knight, of this most peerless dame,
Whose love you count so high"
St. Leon paused, as if lie would
Not breathe her name III careless mood
Thus lightly to another,
Then bent his noble head as though
70 give that name the reverence due,
And gently said, "MY MOTHER"