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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

a Cook. AID NOT Az EDIroR.-rFrom the
Aartiord Conrant The editor oil the New
1ofk Times has been telling how TO make
coffee. We are glad to see that be has found
his vocation at last. Now let up on politics.
and give us cookery book.
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By Augustine Royal,
(successor 10 Moody Il Royall,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
office corner Of Seventh and hull streets,
Manchester Va

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FALU.
n ABLE PERSONAL PRuPERTY.-Cn SAT
URDaY, June 8. 1875, on the premises, corner
Eighth aud Hall streets, nj leb oc:cck A.: VI.
administrator OF r. j. ClcaSDy, deceased. l Shnll
sill ut public auction, on the day anu hour above
named, he entire stock OF HOLShliOLD anu
KITCHEN rNIIURE: ais', five valuable
MILCH COWS, fresh TO the pail. Household fur-
niturc consists In part OF 49, ~
BEDS, BEDDING, BED-CLOTHES,
RUrEAUS. NARDRnB-S, TABLES,
CHAIRS. SOFAS. DINANs, PlCl URtS,
CARPETS, SAVING MACHINES,
STJSfS, GRO k-RY,
GLASSW AXE, KNIVES and FORKS,
and many other valuable articles 100 numerous to
III EnMs : At sale. AUGUSTINE ROYAL,
lie II Auciioneer.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY ". Goduln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
i ABLE LOT AT THE SOUTHWEST coz
NER Of FOURTH AND BYRD STREETS,
CANDLES tILL.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust
executed to the subscriber. bearing date The 23d OF
December, 1872, duly recorded III the Richmond
Chaucery Court on he TN of January, 1873. in
d. Is. 30. 90 a. page 30S. l shall In execution
eslcd proceed to sell at public auction, on The pre-
misses on Tuesday the 22d Of June. 1875, ut
O'Clock p NJ if fair, If not on The first fair day
thereafter, that truly beautiful LOT located as
above, fronting on the west line of Fourth stree!
53a feet. running back OH Byrd street 20 feet 10
an allev 20 feet wide THIS lot comm anus Lovely
view Of the lower part OF the city amt Is we'll To-
cared for one or more trst.claSs dwellings.
TERMS: Enough in cysh 10 defray The expenses
Of sale and 70 pay eff for 1896 ga. and as
The residue on such terms shall be announced 1T
the time of sale, which will, doubt NOT. b. rcasona-
BILE. PEACHY K. CHATHAM,
je ~ Trustee.
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BY Bronaugh i Taylor,
Beal Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
Office opposite ths courthouse, Manchester, Va.

Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Ofice opposite tbs courthouse, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. HOUSE AND Lot on HARRISON STREET,
IN THE CITY OF MAhCH srER, Fh.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the subscriber,
bearing date 22d OF August 1873, duly recorded
In the clerks Office of Chesterfield County Court,
u. y. So, page III shall sell al public auction. on
the premises, on MONDAY, 2Sth Of June, 1S75,
at O'Clock +. NJ, that u EolkA BILE HOUSE and
LOT on Harrison Tor Eourteenthl street near the
Richm. nd aud Petersburg railroad. The lot fronts
80 feet and runs back 1872 feet The house con-
tains two three rooms. This property Is IN .
good part Of the city, and should engage the aten-
this part OF the city pays better as an Investment
than In any other.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay EXPENSES Of exc
cutting this trust and 10 pay negotiable note for
&116 with Interest from maturity; balance At six
aud Twelve months, evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing six per cent. interest," secured by deed Of
trust. JOHN K. COSBILL,
je17 Trustee.
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AuCTrOs sALEs-ruiure Days.
r,y Bronaugh & Taylor,
Rel Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
o,rrr onnosffe the court house, Manchester, Va

uCT1oN SALE OF TWO vALUA.
n BILE LOTS IN THE CITY T. MAs ~ = E ! :
TER. ON BULL STkEtT BD Inrfy NE aNi,
PETERsBuRG RAiLRO.D, NEARLI OK.
PosITE The STORE OF Nh: H. Bow . Eh;a
scrihed PRoPnRTY, on the premises: on Jo ~ :,
49, 1875. at O'Clock r. 81; One OF inr nnnf Ts
'front.' So fett and the other % feet ooln rInaipf
iach 80 feet Uye of the lots has on II SM Al l.
FRA Mi, HOUSE. This property IS In GOO, nas1 u,
oess locality. and should engage ule a,e'ion -
those desiring 10 build small u,infss.nouSes'
TERMS: Liberal, and made known AZ sa.e
BRONAUGH 6 TAYLOR,
,, suctioneers.
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BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
Y ING ON THE WEST LINE OF 5EVEeTH
STREET, OPPOSITE 7 o THE CITY SPRINGS.
FUR sALE.-Atthe request Of the trustees, and of
the executor we offer for sale the large and admira-
biy well built BRICK DWELLING. located AS
above, of which the late Mrs Elizabeth T. Blair
died seized. The lot has front Of 81 feet. and a
deplh Of $50 feet The dwelling IS remarkably wei
and substantially bnit, containing eleven rooms
all the partitions bPing brick, with ! brick kitch,n
in the yard containing two rooms. The quiet loca-
ton OF this property the excellent neighborhood,
and lis convenient distance from The centre of bu-
stuess renders it really desirable residence for
isrge family. Price reasonable. Apply eiber 10
Mr. j. l.. Apperson or 10 ". G0DDIS.
al1-6t Real Estate Agent
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by Richardson K Co..
Real Estate Agents and AucrIoneers.
Ills Main street, Richmond, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AMI
L VALUABLE COAL AND COKE rRopsp.TrUD
LYING GIN IN asNRIC0 AND G0OCHLhhyh
G G,Gs, II IN In IhE STATE OF VikGiNfs
RI: ,hMOND, AND n FUR MILES T o. rH " +
JAMES RIVER AND dANAwH1 E ~ NE
TOGETHER WITH ENGINES, MACUISrbyy'
s auEfs Eo GhRs; SB3kTs xT134s 81 XECEs,
AND fRfNGhIsEs oFiHk IL fAEs Hof k 3AR
J ,,!,taa >, Rivss {. RAILROAD CoMPANY.-By
virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 4lh or Sovan,
Der. 1873 and duly recorded In TIE ccrks, tafrn.
OF Henrtco and Goochland cvunlps, txecutsI s1
the james River Coal Company 10 the Subscribers.
ticsry In said decd shall. on TUESDAY, tSa
22d DAY o. june, 1875, at IL O'Clock 81. in front
OF The custom-house, on kanK between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Richmond in The
State Of Virginia expose for sale at pubic auc,on
the aforementioned properly, consisting Of ,
TRAIT OF LAND containing 107 acres. more or
less, known s 81 "Irents": ikt'T OF LAND
chaeIs's"; TRAIT NJ LAM. contaping i5s
acres more or les, known as .. ~ dersons": a
less, known as "Dictrick's estate: a TRACT OF
LAND containing 400 acre, Il ore or less known
as ln ,lr. Thoma; Dietrek'sn; a LEASE upon the
LAND containing 1,243 acrts Known as car
BIN Hill Mines; Sal tease will expire on the 2S'h
of June. 1856. lease upon tie roa and fran
chises of the Iuckahoe and james hiver Railroad
lomrany; said r ad extends through saia lsn!s to
the JImes hlvrr and kanswha canal; said lease
expires OH the 2Sh Of June. 1886 Engines, M.-
chinery, Mules, Cars. Boat, 1oots, &C., necessary
for extensive work Ing raising, and Transporting
OF the product OF said Coal and Coke property. A
portion OF the aboye-mentOnrd propery-tG viii
the 1917, l60-. 1853 $3.50. and 4GO-acre tracts-is
subject To liens prior 10 said deed 10 about the
amount of S25.S5O, principal aud interest.
TERMS: One-half cash; balance IN two equal
insfan- nfs at one and two ye5rs: the deferred in.
stalmen,s to bear Interest a. the rate OF six per
celtum Der apuuIn from Gay OF sale. and nyiIrnc.d
said properly.
Maps and Schedules of said property may be seeu
at the office Of the auctOneer.
GEORGE D. WISE,
kUBtkT HOWARD.
THOMAS u. JACKSON
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By w. GOddln,
Auct!oneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
y LOTION CHURCH HILL. At THE NORTH
EAST CORNEk tF MARSHALL AND TWEEN
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST COkNEk
or FIR NKLlS AND TwEST1.FTlt Eth
,fr for sale ut pubic suction on the premises. on
MONDAY lhp 2lst of June, 1875. al 5 o'clock +.
NJ. that truly beautiful LOT first above described,
fronting Sc feet, running back 55 feet TO VIDE
alley. After which. al O'Clock, That beautifu!
LOT at the northeast corner of FRANK I'm ano
Twen;y fifth Streets fronting on street
40 feet running back 10 feet 10 an alley, with an
Excellent BRILk DWELLING thereon contAi.iug
SIX rooms. Speci.l attention Is inYtea 10 TINS
really desirable property. a..
TrpMS: One.thrd cash; Balance 1t four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by deed Of trus;.
ia17 ". GODDIN, Auctioueer.
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NEUKGF .. WISE,
kUBbkT HOWARD.
THOMs A. Ii. JACKSON,
my13 HENRY NJ. SEtLY.
my IS

executed by the james kiver coal Company 10 us
on Tue til day of Narch. 1875 aud duly recorded,
WILL at the place and hour and III" DAY terms
above mentioned sell the above -inenton.d proper.
W, real and personal and also l42h3 acres known
as "Smoot's ';; the minerals and proper surface
rights ina tract Of land known u, - " ickham's."
containing 1919 scrcS. except one mOiefy of the
mineraisi in 10l 570-lQU0 acres. part V said 3l9-
acre trart-- the interest Of l. W. i. Wicsham aud
John Wickham IN that porliou % SAID l.3 9-acre
tract ROW occupied by Ine 1uckitIOe and James
River railroad and large amou t oi personal pro.
perty, consisting otuFFiCE FUR \iTuRE, coal
YARD FIXTURES, &c. Fad l42c- and 1919.
trncts ure sur jcct TO prior Hers amounting 70
about $500.
Maps and schedules OF said property may DC sen
at the office NJ the aucti 81
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.je IL
By Lyme & Brother,

1y IynC y BTUIIIVT,
Real Estate Auctioneers, No. 1912 Min street.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A
n VtRY yALUtBLE LOT On THE EAST
SIDE OF WENTY- oECOND STkkkT BE-
TWt EN- MAIN AID GARY STRHETS.-By re-
1ucst of pa rules concerned we shl sell by auction
on the premises. on TIL URSDAY The 17th day of
June. 1875. at 6 O'Clock =. 81, the above LOT,
fronting fnrtvhy sixty ieet.
TERMS: One. lind cash balance at six and
twelve months. negotiable notes. with six per cent.
aude.I. aud securtn by trlls dead
H., LYME Il BROTH r, Auctioneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor ION,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
otyce IN, ner Eleventh and Bank streets.

DRETTY BUILDING LOT ON THE
VAST SIDE OF THIkTIEiH WEN
a. AND p STRrETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold on THURSDAY III: l 18th day OF June
1878, at s O'Clock 2. ST., the LOT as above located,
fronting 29h ct, running back 1870 feet to AL al
ley 2 feet wide. .,
TERMS Mad, known at the hour OF sale
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR son,
talk Auctiunccrs.
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by UTuUD5 4 WIIIIH1HS'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer',
Eleventh street betwet Main and Bank.
TIOR RENT AT AUCf1ON.-The DEE
Il SIRABI.E DWELLING. No. 217 Governor
STR ct, between Ross and Capitol streets: VIII be
.st hiuder. on THGtSDAY. 17tn June. at IL
O'Clock H., for an unexpired term, to run TO lst
September next.
his house first. class In lis appointments, anu
contains ai,outthirteen rooms.
arrapprments favorable to the tenant can be
made f"r The continuation OF the lease Tor year
from the 1st IF Scptemb"T.
cd AuctiOueer5.
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EUR SALE, 4 VALUABLE SMALL
l. FARM of TEN ACRES. situated on the
Charles City road two and 4 half miles from The
city: is of light soil and highly improved; suitable
for trucking nne-hilf Is Gown In clover. the re-
mander in potatoes, onions, cabbages, &C. small
FRAME DWELLING with four rooms, and all
1t cessary out-buldngs il perfect order. Any one
to Henry VI HARDING on the farm. who wishes
10 20 West, and viii sell low: To j. Ii. chill
ir 15.Tu Th,&S3t<
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, q good, IN
z substantial @a.'' 611
BRICK RESIDENCE, ...
with nine rooms ard kitchen with three rooms.
with gas and water on the premises. and good loca-
lion. For terms and further particular, apply on
The premises ar No. 405 Canal street between Fourth
and Fifth streets. je 12-eod6t*
dor SALE OR EXCHANGING a.:
H offer for SALE or for exchange for atlanta I'll
and Richmond Airline Chesapeake and ONO
railroad bonds, desirable BRICK DIVE LING
on Eighth street beyond Leigh-nOw renting at
k4gO year. WILLIAMS & GIBSO>,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
10
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June / 6 -NDOn.-Stocks dull, Money
Q Gold l1G7n. tXchai gr-LonS. 4SS; shorl.
49l Governments active ana better prices. States
Ercniug.-Morcv easy at 2,gd3. Exchange weak
nj 1855 Gold dull at 1l7Wl17is. governments
active anu strong. States quiet ana strong.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June l6.-Virgiuia 6's. pcelcrs IL ;
consns, 5Slg. West Vlreinia's. Sis. Norm Caro-
lima G's, OLD, 20; new. IL; specal-taX, 4. Bid TO-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE FOR
Il 4 Party WITH LIMITED CAPITAL
GOODWILL. STOCK, FIXrUkFS, &c, Of q
v;ell.tstabltsbed GROCERY STAND in The West
End Possession af once. Rent moderate. Term,
very reasonable. Apply TO
FRANK D. HILL, Real Estate Agent,
tel5-3t No. llOS Main street.
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MIR. K. IL. POWERS HAS JUST Er
IS1 arrived from The Vadey Of Virginia ~
with superior lot OF 50 DOLE and HARNESS.
HORSES. Call and see them
We keep HACKS. BUGGIES, and HORSES for
hire, frst.class. We also have SECONDHAND
my 80 - oA TURNER & co.
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II ENTUCkY STABLES.-JU5TE 7n
N received from Kentucky TWENTY ~
FIVE HEAD NICE DRIVE. aud WORk-HORsEs.
Also, good broke MULES. Fer sale NJ low prices.
q ODENHEi3IE!E BROTHERS,
10 and II Fifteenth street,
nay 27-1m< between Main and Franklin.
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MARINE INTELhEGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 16, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE II, 1875.
n rises...........4.42 Moon rises.......... 20
n Sels--.......7.1S High tide. ......... $3.50
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

LYME & BROTHER. Auctioneers.
ie 17.F.S, N.Iu, W, Th, KIM
, 1875-01-16
JAMAICA.

We give the following from the Coloai-
al Standard, regretting that we canuot
give Mr.. Burton's letter, alluded to and
nnartIv quoted in the article, IN full, not
having received the number OF the Stan
lard in which it was published. Alto
gether the receipt Of the Colonial papers
IS most unsatisfactory, From Europe
and America the papers arrive with praise
worthy regularity. From the different
Colonies it is otherwise. We naturally
take the greatest interest 10 the Colonies
whose troubles are in a great many res
meets analogous to our own, but it Is dit
ficu]t to keep oneself posted on them.
No one here knew anything about MIR.
Burton'a Report on the working of the
Factories in Martinique before two years
after his having reported. Even the Euro
mean Mail, generally well posted on Coloni-
al affairs, was as far behind as every body
The following is the article from the
Standard:
1--WE call attention to the very interest
ino letter from Mr.. BURTON, which APP
reared In our issue of 9Th January.
In this Hitter Mr.. Burton gives the result
of his personal inspection of a series of
sites on the Northside suitable for the es-
tablishment of Central Factories !; names
the capital required to start the enterprise
he contemplates in that way ; and makes
a most powerful appeal to public sympa-
thv an "npport to enable him to carry
outRr.s vieN. Mr.. Burton as he tells us
, 1875-01-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
N TIC E
TIIF undersigned has just received
a choice assortment OF
Fashionable, Strong, & Com
Portable Boots for Ladies,
Gentlemen, Girls Il Boys; al
50 Babies Boots 4 Shoes, at
reasonable Prices.
HI. PETERSEN.
S
OF THN
COLONIAL COUNCIL
F09 ST. &r0ix.

MONDAY 4th January 1875 IL O'Clock noon,
the Colonial Council held its 9Th Ordinary
Meeting.
The Members of the Council were present
with exception of 5th Crownmember (Jirs) and
LIST Member for Frederiksted (Sarauw) who
had reported their inability to attend owing
to press of official duties; and Bird Member for
Frederiksted's Country District Elliott).
The Governor of the Danish West Indies aud
the President were present.
The minutes of last meeting were read.
The Chairman remarked that as this meet
ing was the ordinary Meeting, the ordinary
cases before the Council should have been
on the Order of the Day. He had, how
ever, received some days ago a communi-
cation from the Presidency requesting that
the ordinary Meeting Of the Council be post
poned for Ia days; but before the necessary
information thereof could be sent round to the
Members, he had received another commune
cation from the Presidency according to which
His Excellenoy Governor Garde during his
stav in the Island desired to have q meeting
of the Council for the special purpose. Mem
bers had been duly informed Of this, but he
had not considered it proper to put the other
cases of business on the Order of the Day, so
as MOI to interfere with the special purpose Of
this Meeting, and those cases will therefore be
post poned to another Meeting.
The discussions were within closed doors.
The meeting closed at 5 O'Clock.
, 1875-01-16

This Journey he undertook and performed
with an eye principally to the particular
business he went about, and hence his ac-
count Of it expresses what must be taken
as reliable opinions, which may be practi-
cally adopted without tear of their having
been exaggerated by the enthusiastic inn
pressions of the mere tourist. Mr.. Burton
spotted at once four centres-nameIy
Hope Bay, St. Margaret's Bay, Port An
tonic, and Manchioneal, as eligible for the
establishment Of Factories, and we are
certain that all those who know the part
of the country which he trayersed, will see
at once by this that he has had his eyes
about him. We will let him speak tor
himself. He says:-
OF the four centres mentioned each has some
peculiar advantage. Hope Bay has in its
neighbourhood five abandoned sugar estates, q
good Shipping bay. St. Margaret's has Bur
lington Estate TO form the centre, with the
ldjoning abandoned sugar estates, Unity Val
ley, Whylah, Little Spring Garden and to
the east, 2naW Hill, and White Hall, a river
that can be kept n~avigabIe for some distance
for cane pants, and a pretty good supply OF
Iabour.
Port Antonio, though the immediate area is
snai'e[' LAS :" H lho Day $2,,o ""o .u w ' oanld ba e@n-
way tnIQ NY ra 'ao 'o%" "', I Lo4 ]voIIays norl-
p~or INA ennnly of'hhour is here more likely
TO be creator. 1t would not be prudent to
start With large Factories, they should be So
constructed, that they might be enlarged as
required, and still be complete.
Taking all things INTO coosIoe'a,lo oni : C <n1u.I
propose t,e '"o DIS ihcnso0 u ton .' at Part An-
"Gooiy, s"y' 0o@ o"o thousand five HIM.
dr@1 tons at St, Nargaret's Bay third, the
one at Mancbioneal; fourth, that at Hope Bay
but, meanwhile the two last mentioned centres
would not be excluded from the benefits ofthe
movement, the canes grown N 5hose ol&tIiGls
would be shipped IN lighters a"g n 0G%4 tbo o'e9n"aD%5
s 4ts u 10 , ,mo o.l5' on pI' t6o conddsnce ere
~ ,ro@11 ins,iC~ como to the expense Of
erecting those Factories.
One circumstance would seem to war
rant prediction for this particular area
Tor Central Factories. There is only one
estate in cultivation ON the whole line,
and that is under the management OF gen
tlcmcn who admit the advantage Of the
Central Factory system. For the rest,
tho land is occupied by pens and by the
plantations Of the small settlers, who as a
class have in the past shcWa q very en-
couraeing desjra TO enter cooperative
schemes for the advancement Of their in-
dust:ils. The cagerucss with which these
people threw themselves into the meshes
H. 40 I,+, orcooio4;on If pCau1D-
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
HoRsrs. cARnIAeEs. 90.


cPpH cAPq4iSS SH4s nN W RAssKEa AgSTIosEhEM shs MOST
sas sys sSps c ssn % e S
fsstwood Tot In S and the other
ana tTot In S0 or better and show THREE HEATS
that want the speed tested by everybody the SALE
am confident that they viii say that there the
o. the h0re y IsSh los offered az ageton %e &C. &C.
THEY HAVE ARRiyED,
AND ARE READY READY FOR FOR TRIAL TRIAL
OR ANY r1HE G2NF FRETTohs TS;RAX TO SALE
NA4oR ASP RkSEFR FEsE TIE sRGEipcrs sRGEP
cAPTAIN GEORGE D. HAENAs
COZ Et6aTHB Etb60agTMBoN ssSs SH0pNTYi MY * IKENTuCKY(,
OF THE FASTEST GREEN TRoTTERs,
1bpH N A GATER 2AREEs o9HRAED aoRsE
JUST ARRIVED from Kentucky,
o,rv ,rc,,aE At iSAEkfE Eak1fAEs 'sssoNs uu,
corner Of rosaav snT AMP AND r.
on WE1NESpAY, Sept. 2at6 a. il o'clock,
sss97asisting q bay LADY GARTER i5S high aled
% RsR oss Ssy @ @PgSGsa so g. Bs
mTept TRta can rot in three minutes Bay geding BILLY
an an. elegant combined saddle and horse
Ran i5 As% ioalsd in h''Ts lsos %'i sos HA 5y
IN eGns sqaas sIAS ND efs Hf @ & S S
Bay cAfT sE% fsR 90 3 Ess hack '9S asd 1889 g.
trot , in so Bay Geldng CLARKsoN, Is high fosled
S1sE & sfas asS s"f @ sss' 81
state ghtsi can go TO track and trot In 80 and show
Shrss heats better than a5 Dappe gray Geldng ANDY
lOhllMEh, l51a high oaled 1859 got by Viscount
tr9t & in 40 sorre eidng MARCELLON I6 high foaied
JSo G9t by Forest Vermont in AS Bay Geldng
siR sTh rSt stod5 IN ,sa sao Bay Gedlns oDLAw, i5R
can nc; .rrls brown Gelding MYRoN l5I high
foaed 1869, got by Stanhopes Blood Ha~I -.
t ~ nfh Gedlng. BUCKEYE 10 high foaed 1870
~ wagner Abdallah, splendid combined saddle and
1s s horse can & t59 in minutes bay Gedn LAMAR
sorrel Mare FANNIE CLAYWoOD i51S high foaled 1870
by son OF Strader's Cassus Clay jr can trot in so;
" ~ RF and & shown m from today to sale Dr. JOHN
give everybody the opportunity riding driving and
esng the saddle qualities and speed of the
postponement, " r ~~ -