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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tiEsPkAhhf
RAILROAD. }
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CiiEsrEHhk
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 u. N. Leaves Richmond UESpAl, nv
DAY, and SATURDAY. S"hntV'' ,n ~
West Point with steamer Hayan ni ~
NIL points on York iiyer anu p5'
more Arrives In Bal:linort Al . -.
NJ: connects with rall.inc Tor =" as'-
inpton Philadelphia, New l ORR, bD,
ron md all western point. tVnhtt'i
ri Richmond with trains on Rlc!llhonJ
and Petersburg AMI chesapeake '"'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
e.oo . " Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
WV ." NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: anu car
n.oo 4 n TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAL
"N0 URKDAi. Connects win 'eaipS
NJ West Point for river landings na'
fImore, and al western points. 'p,'
meets at Richmond With trains on hies. ,
ruout aud Dsnyllie railroan.e'chiHo"tt
aud Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE -''N
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
e.oopM. Leaves Richmond dsily texe:p' s""'
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo 4. ". Arrives at Richmond TuEspt1 nr.
Ao'oo a. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.. ~
meets with trains on Richnoha9 ,S'In
Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu I'LL Ill
railroads Steamer Havana leaves s, ns
tmOre IrOHl
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ana I'm
DAY. nj z. 81. Connscts VIZ VIZ
fr.ins from philadelphia, New n o.n,
and western points, and at " est Io Az.
with trains for Richmond anu 'H'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
..oo u n !. rr,ycs at Rtcbmoud MONDAY" Ep-
a'oot. - SESOAY, and FRIDAY; aud ar.
e.1hp III, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ann =,
I o'Ao ITRDhY. Connects with steamer a.
= West PolEt from baltimore, ,x,IIs.
meets With Richmond ahd ini The.s.
Richmond and Petersburg, anu o''
peake aad Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER; xc., sun.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives ut Richmond asiif ss,nns and
WV - :. day. Connects with Riehmonn' 6Sie
Petersburg and Chs~apeaAe ano o"'
< railroads. q, ar from
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 20 OK ,,,pts
southern points. Cars run through oet"ee T'>'~
and West Point. sn Nth ,owesi rates,
guaranteed. ,,,tt, Guaranteed rates,
tas,Ied 10 slfuorthern and western poan's and
srhroisi, tickets sold 70 all nnrthesn, eas ,aS
western points and baggage checked osJsEat OF.
Nor tickets apply nc General ksiuoau luItN,sl and
ace. eaB Main street; at the ExshsnEe n Sna hocf
sompany;a depot, CORNER Twenty-sana anu
ssssstsss k'hgBb b. 4. bouGLAs, superintendent.
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RAILROADS LINES, :
in ss ~ 60 sssz:ss5


RICHMOND. FKED'G POTOMAC II. X. Col
6 OFFICE GENERALTIcKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, August 3,1S77. -,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9th, trains will
run on this road rs follows.
S07 a. b. leaves The Byrd-StTeet station daily lex
.cept Sunday, connecting WIFI the bal
tiInore and Ohio and Baltimore aud
gH Potomac railroad. due at Washington
...s nj ITO p. NJ: Baltimore ut 3:f0 p.
NJ: Philadelphia ut $50 p. NJ; New
York Mt 1915 p. M.
4:4O P. n. leaves ByrdStreet station daily. arriv-
ing Mt Washington ~ 9:35 Z. d.;
Baltimore at l1:4O p. NJ; Philadel-
pbia ut $40 A. NJ: New York at 6:56
A. n. Through sleeper from Rich
nond to New York price efbertb, g.
4:15 P. II. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, i"r
Junction. leaves Broad Street stattip
daily Sundays excepted).
700 A. 81. arrives ut Byrd-Strcet station daily
leaves New York ut 5:53 the pract-
ding evening; Baltimore ut 1855 2.
s.. NJ; Washington at l:55 p. Nj.
l045 L. II. arrives at yrdStreet station daily lex
cept Sunday. Leaves New York ut
s...- SIS A. NJ; Philadelphia ut 1905
p. NJ: Baltimore at 3:15. p. NJ; WASH
ington al $50 p. 81. vr
1925 A. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station daily tSun-
days excepted.
Z. T. D. MYERS,
General superintendent.
a--.. G. A. TAYLOR,
ie23 General Frelsht and Ticket Agent.
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DILL AID Ell PH IA, RICH GFgSE
SHIP LISE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR9Vl-
DENCE, BOSTON: AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Until further
aoiQe the steamers OF this line will make tr-weeky
trims. leaving philadelphia every TUES DA Y.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: aud Richmond
meeting at Providence with Boston an. Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city rin Cape Cod. landing at Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer.
W. p. PORTER, Agent,
1925 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE e CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves. Philadelphia.
ID. ID. G.. MINK, Agent.
myl7 No. 20 DevOnshirc street. Boston.
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FOR RENT.

~ Esu
Large drst.class HOUSE, No: II Sixth street; pc
tween Main and Franklin, lately occupied by Mrs.
Triplctt.
rate order: ten rooms, and detached Kitchen with
L. Large House. No. 6l7 Main street, hctween
Sixth and Seventh Streets il good order: just the
ihing for boarding -house. Rent very low.
Nice, snug HOUSE, No. 227 south Second street,
In anS pner on M'1 roof f
Good FRAME HOUSE. No. 311 west Cary street,
with i've rooms, and detached kitchen with two
Very comfortable HOUSE. No. 317 Canal street
Southwest corner Of Canal and Fourth strces) with
eS Sce soD nearyneW HoT No. io7 cast Marshall
%Ith six ERiK north
Good u b RI lS HOUSE. No. 5a2 north Fourth
SG Good 0f BRicK III HOUSE. No. north twenty
fourth street. Letwccn Clay and Leigh, with three
as anG TF Tes a oil %s snS
psste Zctellc's cottage, with three T"ons and
"'-N'"' STORES FOR RENT.
MAGNIFICENT STORE, with basement. and
with or wiioat dwelling above No. 1871 Main
STORE aud BASEMENT northeast corner of
Gary and Thirteenth streets This Is Just ;he pacc
for 4 restaurant.
STORE No 1Io6 Cary street. with laTge floors
STORE No. 1916 Main street. with basement.
Will be put Ia good order for an acceptable tenant.
STORE No. 2306 Main street. with good dwell
ing above; all for 81 8 0 per annum.
STORE No. 1917 Franklin street. with eight
rooms above. Price, $3.50.
STORE No. 1881 Main street, with dwelling
above, lately occupied by +. uefcrt.
STORE No. 1885 Main street, with DIVE Hing
above, for years occupied by &. j. Snton as hard
warc-Store.
STORE No. 1922 Main street, lately occupied by
Henry Mccormick. 49,
STORE No 2O17 Aain street, with dwelling
aboye-good stand for n confectionery or cigar
store. Apply 10 GRUBBS e WILLIAMS.
-
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By Frank D. Hill.
Real Estate Auctionccr.
No. 110S Main street.

MICE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST
IN SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, NORTH or
BAKER, AT AUCTION.MAtt inc request OF Gorh &c,
WEDNESDAY, September 26, 1877, at s 7. NJ
n NICE BUILDING LOT, 90 feet front by i22
feet deep Being corncr-lot, 1t Is desirable one
to build OH. . .
TERMS: One third cash, balance In four and
eight months, six per cent. added.
sc 20 FRANh -. HILL. Anc'IoIIE.I.
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T1OR RENT, IN
PEDUCED RATES.

5ol west Grace street, opposite La'rds f'1 sc
Garden; hot and cold balls, coosing'rahse' 90 ~
siryet.cars PASS the door: IL rooms. ,, ,o,,ss
ea2 west Main: hot aud cold paths, cicc'ric pe''''
cooking.range, stable, &C.; rooms; ,oc,tcd
1 ~ north Seventh street, conveniently ioea.eu
fnr hnsiness. church, or market modern improve
men,s and low rent: IL rooms. ~ ,,n-
Tenth and Clay streets eentroiS ., oc,nhs ~, '
SIS north Sixth street nesr Leigh iaree ymra
side and rear; centrally located, anu 70 an .hie-
ala cast Leigh; delightful netghborhood; cen.
trally located; large yard, baths. &C; mocerh
built. stylisi, and new: rooms. Reduced reht.
SMALLER HOUSES in other localities:
- -. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Aucftoneer,
sooeaa ooEI st()c 1l13 Main street.
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BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEccr,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

1,RUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
L LOT AND NEW BRICK DIV Ell G
ON THE EAST LINE OF COLLEGE
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STRFETS.-By virtue of two deeds Of trust cx,
ccutcd to the subscriber by Henry Watkins and
ond dated 9th January. 1S77-both duly recorded IN
Richmond Chanccry Court, shall, at The request OF
the holders of the Two negotiable notes thereby Sc
premisc :, on SATURDAY he goth September,
ls77. at O'Clock p. ~, the real estate located S As
above The lot has front of 80 feet ana dcplh
Of 13i feet TO an alley. The DWELLING. Is new,
built of brick, contains eight rooms besides orick
Kitchen and frame tenement In the rear.
Its Convenience to the business parts OF the city
sbonId recommend it to those seeking such Z resi-
dence. ,s o.x.oo. -,
co 10 omd m nav off two nOteS-one for 81 $50, the
other for $500; the residue such terms as shall
be announced at the time OF sale
se 10 W. IODDlN. lrustec.
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by Grubbs s. " illiams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Tank.

An EXCELLENT INVESTMENT-A
n SMALL BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
No. - WEST MARKET STREET. BETWEEN
AND GRACE STREETS. AT AUG
FRIDAY the 2Sth OF September. at ~
O'Clock =. NJ. we will sell, upon the premises, the
above referred to, occupied by WI
liam Cose clio, and situated opposite the fish market.
1t was built within the last two years, has never
been unoccupied and even Mt the present low rate
Of rent yields Z clear net income upon the SUM II
will sell for. No surcr and bette paying Investment
Is now offered in the market.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS C WILLIAMS,
sr2G AuctlonecrS.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO tAILRoAD,i
RICHMOND. VA, June /, 1877.
IhHESAPEAKE AND OH 70 RAIL-
" ROAn.-On and after SUNDAY, June 9. 1877,
passenger trains will run as follows:

Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily Tex
ccpt Sunday at 400 L. ~. and arrives At Cor
louisville at 7:iJ u. VI.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily Except sunday, between Hinton and Hunt
iugton daily, stopping at all regular stations.
Express train runs ha'v, stopping 1T Hanover.
junction, Noel's. Trerial'> Louisa. Gnrdnnsyilic,
Charlottesville, Staunton. Goshen, Milb"r". i"r-
iugton, and all regular stations west al cOIlnctnn
Mail and express trains connect At G"rd"n-sii,e
for Washington and the North. and at thar'oi'N
VILE tor Lynchburg ali! the South.
Express train connects at Cincinnati win trunk
lines for all points in the West. Northwest. aMd
Southwest. and at Richmond with thu Richmond
and Dauvll!e. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping cars run on Eigh.-trans.
Mail train arrives at Sclmoni AT J:3O i. W.
Express rain arrives At Richmond al $3.50 H. VI.
Accommodation train arrives at Richmond al
e:45 a. NJ. -
Through tickets sold aad baggage chcc"cd 10 AL
principal points. x..,.
For rates, information. &C.. apply at Company
Offices and ut S26 Main street. RiclinDnd. Va
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket ArerL
". VI. ). DUNN,
ie1 Engineer aud SUPERINTENDENT.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ LITTLE MARKET AND TRUCK FARM
THREE MILES EAST AS Of THE CITY Ly ! s;S;
NINE. MILE ROAD. ADJOINING THE LANDS
OF CAPTAIN BABCOCK AND OTHERS. AND
Is KNOWN AS a PART OF THE JENNINGS
ESThTE-In execution of certain Geed of trust
dated May 20, 1876, recorded in the clerks office OF
Henrico County Court, ID. Is. 81, page 343. from
John Thomas Neal and wife TO me rs trustee, shall
(being required SO to do by the holder of the note
thereby secured, default having been made IN the
inlses. on MONDAY tie LIST DAY OF October, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock. the LAND conveyed BY said deed; and
described rs follows: "a 533-1000 ACRES. lying
on Nine-Nile road, withla FRAME DWELLING
and other improvements thereon. The land lies well
and the soil Is good, and the place being situated SO
near the city, presents good opportunity TO pur-
chase a nice little farm SO desirabiy loca'ed.
TERMS: Cash rs to cost and expenses OF sale ana
suficency to pay Off note for 800, with Interest
thereon from the 10th day of November, 1876. I'LL
naid and residue upon liberal terms.
t'' II. G. CANNON, Trustee
SO 1e-l92O2l.2 4.25,26, 81 ,2S.29&Oc1
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FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNE SDAY, September 9Th, the
fast and elegant steamer ELIZA HANCON (car-
rying United States mail will leave Rchmond for
the ahove-namcd places every MONDA4 WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY, Ut $50 a. NJ.
Passengers by this ronte view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on Jalnes river
(passng through Dutch Gapl, including fortlilca-
lions, famous battle-6ells, Jamestown, Fortress
Monroe, Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads, &C., &C.,
Close connections made 1T Norfolk with the clc-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA. OF the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Hort,
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct
Through tickets to all Of the aborc-named cities,
by the lines named, sale at CARRIERS agency. S26
Main street; at Exchange Hotel, and on board OF
steamers. =,
Freight received daily Sundays excepted from -,
A. II. to p. N. for Boston, Providence, Norfo.s,
Portsmouth aud regular landings on James river.
Way-landing freights must be prepaid.
SPECIAL NOTICE,-The elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, having been TEN porarily Withdrawn
from The regular line Is now ready for special char
ter for day or moonlight excursions Mt low rates.
49, l.. 3. TATUA, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9o3 Main
street se12
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By Frank D. Hill. Real Estate Aucuoneer.
l10S Main street.

ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE (No.
Leigh AND EIG HTH STREETS AT AUCTION
AT n e on Cd of
1Ss =! eoi D wv
occupied BY Edwin A. Smith, Esq. The house Is re-
markably well built aud admirably arranged, aid
consists three stories above the basement and con-
tains with the wing IN the rear i no9uE ISTffeeH
with nve good rooms: BRICK STABL E. &c. Modern
improvements in the heuse. The lot fronts on Leigh
street &C feet, with depth OF 11s feet to an alley
in the rear. The yard is highly ornamcnted with
beautiful flowers, shrubbery, &c.
This neighborhood Is improving rapidly. and has
attractive in the city.
NJ. to r. NJ
TERMS: One third cash; balance in six and Twelve
months. with six per cent: Interest added.
se26 FRANK d. HILL, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTY-FOUR
i LOTS IN MANCHESTER ~ MARKS
PLAN. Fronting on JEFFERs0N, MADISON;
of trust executed 10 the undersigned, bearing date
18th February, 1876. duly recorded in the Man
chester Hastings Court, In book No. l. page 375, we
w. Goddin, real estate auctionecr, corner of Bank
and Eleventh streets, in The city of Richmond, on
FRIDAY. September %, 1877, at IL oclock NJ,
"a feet. Eleven of them front on the east line Of
Jefferson street; eleven also each side Of Madison
street. and eleven of them on the west line OF Harr-
son street, according to the plat Of survey to be e1-
hibited at the sale. -.sss
These LOTS are in an improving locality and
should attract the attention Of those Wishing 10 In
before been offered at auction. they will now be
positively sold to the highest bidders
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
Aoaeo' secure" ny . 'c'D JAMES Lyons,
e.o6 .'5@- Trustees.
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ALI PAsHA's BRoTHER.-Mr. Fred. De
Funiak, OF the Engineering Department OF
the Louisville and Nashville railroad, is 4
brother OF Ali Pasha, one of the conspicu-
GUS Turkish generals, whose real name is
Alfred De Funiak. Alfred was born in
Rome, and is now forty-two years OF age.
He went first to Turkey in 1854 as first
lieutenant of engineers in the French
army. He was engaged in the Crimean
war, and has spent o great portion OF his
life in Asia. He made general campaign
with Omar Pasha and gradually advanced
to the rank OF igadicr-gcneral. He en-
tered the Turkish service in 1855. The
Turkish army was then remodelled on a
French footing, and Lieutenant De Funiak's
services were called into requisition. He
was wounded short time ago in an engage
ment with the Russians. He has command
Just now OF brigade of Circassians.
CiIe Courier Journal.
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FURNITURE.

NEW GOODS.-Just received, twen-M
~ ty snIts of Fine Paror and Chamber Fur ~
nturc daily receiving additions sa TO Sae
a m cIoIh. full line of Walnut Chamber Suits,
With and o R
sts SIZE Nashsands Bcdsteads, Book-C Cases with
fiil line of Cheap Goods which offer at prices that
cannot be equaIled in the city. Don't fail to exam
ine 'i' Z. GATHRIGHT,
en- ON 16 Governor street.
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By Davenport & Morris, Auctioneers.

BY Davenport & Morris, Auctioneers.
TROCERIES AT AUCT1ON.-On
VI THURSDAY, September eth, at II o'clock,
we will offer for sale at auction. at our warehouse
ON the dock, an assortment Of GROCERlES-Vlz':
500 bags RIO COFFEE.
600 barrels REFINED SUGARS-of all
sfRUP. HERR1NGs,
FLOUR. BACON. - ,,iU'.-. 81. a...
TEA, SALT, &C.. &c.
80 DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
so % Auctioneers.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK .-The Ola GKTh
IL Dominion Steamship Company's s6siEssss
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch. Will sail
FRIDAY, September 2Sth, ut s O'Clock A. 81.
Freight received until t O'Clock Thursday eve
ming.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north south, east
and west: also, to foreign ports.
PASSENGER accommo datIons unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, sl2. Steeruge, sc and
80.
For freight or passage. apply to-
G.. ". ALLEN & CO. Agents.
sc 26-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATei@s
81 COMPANY HrsG~t1ssn1&R-
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By Edward c. Goddn. Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1015 Main street.

ry Edward C. Goddin. Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1O15 Main street.
SALE OF TWO FRAMED
i TENEMENTS ON WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUE., NEAR NICHOLSON STREET.-By virtue
Of deed Of trust dated 9th September. 1873, and
duly recorded in the ChanccrY Court clerks office
of Richmond city, will sell, being required so to
do by The beneficiary therein, on the premises,
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS OIL the west side Of
williamsburg avenue, commencing SS feet from
Nicholson street. The houses contain three rooms
SO feet l l inches.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses Of sale and to pay
off note Of $500 with $50 interest due on sanle,
and the balance at such time Us the present owner
may direct. X. \. ANDERSoS,
Sc 10 ..-,'a IruSLte.
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A Brave Girl.
MISS RICHARDS SAVES BOY AND GIVES DEER
A LIVELY TUSSLE.

MISS RICHARDS SAVES BOY AND GIVES DEER
A LIVELY TUsSIE.
From the Cleveland Leadcr.1
Miss Emma Richards. of Akron, girl
yerglng on twenty years OF age, was'with
her mother visiting at the residence OF Mr..
Timothy LOOMS, in Lodi, when son OF
Timothy, surnamed Phineas, proposed that
he should show her small herd OF deer
that were kept in an enclosure on their
premises. The young lady consented,
and Phineas started into the brush
TO scare them up, the young lady
meanw lille standing at the gate to await
the appearance OF the menagerie. sud
denly she heard u cry OF "Murdcr" in the
somewhat Juvenile voice Of Phineas. Never
thinking OF fear, Miss Richards started IN
the direction OF the noise, and after going a
few rods discovered the boy pinned to the
earth, while an angry buck stood over him
with the prong OF one horn through the
flesh OF the boys side, and embedded in the
earth. She instantly grasped club and
went for Mr.. Buck. He paid no attention
20 the first and second blows, but when she
gave him the third crack he turned and
went for her. Unable to ward of his APP
proach with the club, she dropped it, and
graspcd him by TIE antlcrs, ut the same
time calling to the boy TO arise and put
for the fence. He was either too much
hurt or too badly scared to mind
her, and so, disengaging one hand, she
lifted the boy to his feet. at the same time
crowding the deer back with the other.
Once on his pins young Phineas found his
speed, and put for the fence like streak OF
lightning on copper ROD. while the brave
girl gave all her attention TO Mr.. Buck. 1t
was 4 lively tussle, and it kept all her nerve
and pluck to prevent her being thrown to
the ground. Still holding on to the horns
she backed off gradually, and in that man.
ner reached the fence, but not till her clothes
were badly torn, and her body was bruised
again and again. At last, nearly exhausted,
she reached the fence, and succeeded in get
ting over it without receiving any serious
injury. 1t was close call, but the spunk
that many man couldn't have furnished
Won the day.
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RaAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL estate AT PRIVATE SALE.
VERY ELIGIBLE AND SPACIOUS
DWELLING At THE M0KT I'll. EisTs G S6f3
NER OF MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS FOh
SAI,E'-This really DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
occupied by Mr. Robert Williams Is f0r sae
painted and Is now in good order II contains am
pie accommodations fer large family WIN mp hn
stable and carriage-house. II Is an e6ceIlen1 Ioca
ton for physician. Apply to W.GODDiN,.
Sc 24-eod6t Reai EsIate aEen..
DOR SALE, ONE FARM OF THREE
of the Chickaheminy river and Brock creek, having
ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of superior meadow
land !. the highland Of good quality; improvements
moderate; Two miles from the city OF Richmonds on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Iailroad ~
ONE FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY ACRES, I'm q high stale OF cultivation.
and Improvements superior; large orchards: &c;
lies on Crook creek, above the before-mentoned
farm, five miles from Richmond.
saie John b. CRENSHAW,
- 90 Sim NO. l6 Ninth street, Richmond.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
1912 Main street.

ABLE AND WELL-BUfLT
THREE-STORY STUCCOED NiNE.ROOM
BRICK DWELLING, No Sa ~, iS SsTPEET TT
ooCmCijPiED BY Mr.. MANNING, FOR SALE BY
AITCTION-Hy request of the owner, now occupy
ing The above house. shall sell. upon the premises
on THURSDAY NEXT, the 27th day OF September be-
house is in very good repair; wide halls large brick
and sIate-covcred kitchen, stable, &c. The house
has gas and water, aud front yard Is enclosed with
handsome iron railing. For residence or board
ing-house this offers good opportunity TO secure
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance IN six. twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent, with notes Sc
cured by deed Of trust. nonrprprysp
Sc l7-Tu.s.MTu,w,Th Auctloncer. !
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
", CONTAINING 24s4 ACRES OF LAND
NEAR ASHLAND. IN HANOVER COUNTY:
rendered ON the 26th September, 1871, in GER
tain suit under the style Of Vores rs. Lnunsberry,
&C., the subscriber will proceed to sell II pub
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder, In front Of
Cox d l:eake's store, In Ashland. Hanover county,
fa. Certain TkAcT or LAND near %sbland
Hanover county. containing 24S3 ACRES, moro or
less. adjoining the lands OF John Patterson. Patrick
H. Perrin, John Perrin ana others, being the tr:sct
Radcliffe, and now occupied by Lewis 3. King. The
buildings are substantial and sufficient The prox-
Unity OF the land TO Ashland and IFS schools,
churches, and college, renders II very desirable
S1,475, and the residue on such terms rs the SAID
Iounsberrv may prescribe, OF rs shall be announced
at the sae but it Is certst that very liberal terms
VIII be agreed npon at the sale. y AYR
q EDWIN VAUGHAN, Grier. 80 l6-lot
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sILVER-PLATING.

GILyER- AND OROIDE-PLATING.
: 7 NM prenared to execute PLATING OF!CAR-
RIAGE-IRONS, HOUSE-WQRK, nnd REP AIR
ING DE -CARRIAGE-LAMPS. Those desiring
such work done will please call: - $s3FEs.ss
49,. z Ill s(it cORGE A. AINSLIE,
CarrInse-Builaer, No, 10 Tenth street.
81 se 1(}. m - 80 .ss
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FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE. rIIILADEL-S
PHIA. NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO,
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.