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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-03
By W. Godd1n,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY Guilt
d WAITED SQUARE OF TWO ACRES ON
Union HILL. BOUNDED BY TWENTY
SINTH. THiRTiETa: T. AND U STREETS.
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-At the request of Dir
Ebeuezer HaiIock, will offer at auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, 9Th Of August, 1878, at
6 O'Clock p. NJ, that beautiful SQUARE OF LAND
locate above, having front OF 346 feet on the
west line of Thirielh street, aud a depth of 2S0
feet The square Is well enclosed, IS very fertile
lies beautifully and has on 1t small dwelling con.
tanning four rooms. The crops now growing VIII
show the fertility Of Tie land. AS suburban resi-
dence or market garden 1t has many altractlons.
TERMS: At sale W. GODDIN,
no AuctiOncer.
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The SINGING QUAD Victim
ss ng-aw-nursewy wymes Good gWa-
cious! What is a nursewy wyme? Can't
YOU suggest something appwopwiate 70
First Partner with emphasis: Yes
.Goosey, goosey.'" Second Partner (more
emphatically): "Gander." (The victim
has a dim notion that somehow there IS
something personal somew here.)
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THROUGH PASSENGER.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING NAY y. la77.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
400 p ~ Leaves RichInond TT ESDAI. THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. t@nnsct,A -
West Point with steamer Havana ."i
all points on YORK river ana ba't'-
more. Arrives in Baltimore at ; \.
NJ: CONNECTS with r:,!l,;Iues ior va
ington, Philadelphia, Ne" YORK, E",-
ton and all western points. Connects
al Richmond with trains on RlciinoW
and Petersburg and Chesapeake a"'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.oO 4. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 4. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anu sAl.
URRDAY. Connects with steamers
Ut West Point for river iaidings. BAL
timorc, and al! western points. Con-
meets At Richmond with trains on Rlch.
,nond and Danyile rail-oad,RichinOh1
aud Petersburg, and Chesapeake III"
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 2. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily leAcspi SUM
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ, Arrives 1t Richmond. TCESDA1,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con,
meets with trains on Rlchhoud anu
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves bas.
timore from Pier Ia Light st ,rT
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and fk FIJI
trains from Phlladelphia, New YORK,
and western points, and At West rolhs
with trains for Richmond ald the
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
A.ooP NJ arrives al Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY aud
s.15P. Nj. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Sal.
URDAY. Connects with steamer ~
Yves. Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Rchnond aAd panfiile'
Richmond and PeterSburS, ahd Ihes'-
- Deake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
mon A. ~ Arrives al Richmond daily except SUM
Ns'9e 80 " aav. Connects with Richmond ana
Petersburg aud Chesapeake and on!S
railroads. r.,,
No transfer of freight at Richmond 10 or trohi
sontherp points, Cars ran through between alGaIa
and Wess Point. ,.,, ,,...s, r,,.s
guaranteed ,,, ,,r,ur.cd RATE,
issued 10 all northern aud western points ,
Through tickets sold to all norshef shr",ph 'H'
FOR tickets apply at General Railroad licAss ga va
ace, S26 Main street; AT me EAsnanSe ttosS t nrS
companyis Depot, coruer TTenty-'hira anu i'"ei
streets, Richmond, Va. :, ,,o..,.,a.,t:
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rHE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR

THE ALLEGHAN1 SPRINGS FOR
L SALE.-ln accordance with decree entered In
the Montgomery Circuit Court December lh, 1877,
in the suit Of John f. Slaughter and others rs. John
ID. Langhorne and Others rs commissioners. we VIII
sell at auction, on The premises, T1iCRSDAf, Au-
gust 22. 1875 at O'Clock, the valuable property
Situated In Montgomery county, Va. known rs The
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, comprising about l2O0
or 300 acres of agrcult ura and grass lands wen
fenced and in high state of cultivation, with the
improvements theron 80
HOTEL, COTTAGES, &C., In go0d repair. afford
Ing trst-class accommodations for 600 guests. The
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest TES-PlN
ALLEY in The State: one STORE-H0USE, now
renting for $500 per annum; one No SIABLE
and other out-buildings. including RAT!i.HQuSE,
with all necessary 0ut-houses: one SAW-SliLL: one
CORN-MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &c. -
Will also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY. con-
sstIug of the entire outfit tor The springs ana farm
For 4 more minute description OF this very valuable
property reference Is made 10 the circulars OF the
Springs; among other features. setting forth the
great value of the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. Persons desiring TO purchase are lll-
yitcd to examine the property before day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE One eighth OF pnrcllaSe-money
cash; one eighth in ninety days purchaser giVlil,
hcr eor his negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed
with inter est from day Of sale residue OF purchase
money on credit Of one. two, ana lRrcc years,
purchaser giving therefor bonds with waiver OF
homestead. and approved personal security. salu
Shall also be required TO insure the buildings on said
property for the benefit Of the bcncllcaricS under
the decree for IN amount equal to one fourth OF me
purchase. money, said insurance to be Kept up unit
The Court otherwise direct.
CHARLES ~. BLACKBOARD,
GEORGE Z. TAYLOE,
" 22-lm Commissioners.
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TO BEE, OR NOT TO BEE Mrs. A.:
"Now, Mrs. B., will you come and see our
apiary 2" Mrs. B. (who has been putting
it off all this afternoon: Well, Mrs. A.,
the thing is, you know. Fm-Pm rather
afraid OF monkeys. "-FNn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-03
BY P0indcxter ( TupDer,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctionecr$,
1900 Main street.
positive AND PEREMPTORG SALE
OF A FlRsT-RATE BESINESS-STAND ON
DUyAL STREET. CORNER SHOCKS
ALLEY. ONE SQUARE OF
BROOK AVENUE.

we will sell by suction on the premises, the above
described property. HOUSE. two stories and base
ment; stable, and we'll in yard. A bargain VIII be
sold.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six dtwelvc
months. POlNDEAiER IUffEh.
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SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. I-l:4O L. NJ. leaves Richmond: ARRIVES 4.
Burkcville All =. NJ. >ntu-
crlin's 7:lS L. NJ. Danvi!l.
SOB /. NJ. Greensboro IU:uO
=. ST., Salisbury 100 +. W.,
aud Charlotte LIS \. W.
No. 2-2:5O 4. NJ. leaves CharIottc arrives 1T
Salisbury 4:53 A; NJ. t'reem,-
born' GAG a. NJ. DanriIic
s:53 \. ~. SnthrrlinS $40
aud Richmond 3:l7 i. VI.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1l:l5 z. ~, leaves .Richmond;, arrives At
Burkeyt!le 2:l4 A.. NJ, Dan,
vile 1928 4. NJ, Greensboro
9:l5 4. NJ. salisbury ll:ol \.
NJ. and Charlotte l2:4o +. VI.
No. 4-i:1J L. W., lea"cs [hailotte: arrives IT
boro' 7:35 p. W.. DnnvIlle
y:3lP +. NJ. Burkcvilc BIS i.
NJ, and Richmond 4 NJ
Trains Nos. and g WIN max close conncct"n
mt Richmond with the Richmond trcderic@,-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from all point,
North aud East; at Burkevle with the htai-
tic. Mississippi and ohio railroad TO and from Farm.
Vile. Lyncnhurg. and all southwestern Doints: ~
Sulhcrlin's with the Milton and Suther!in Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.: at Dundee W:;H
the Virginia Midhlad railroad: at Greensboro WIN
the North western North Carolina railroad Tor Sa.ciG
and intermediate points; at Airline Junc:on."t'A
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
Ins North and South with the Eichmohd fr"h-
ricksbure and Potomac railroad for Washln@i""
ana all points Nortn ana W tst ana Will tIt III 81
pcake and Ohio railroad for all points West; a.
dundee. with Virginia Midland railroad t. an!
from Washington and all points North ana Wet;
At Greensboro with North Carolina railroad for
Raleigh, Goldsbor0', and intcrmcdiate point,
1T Salisbury with the Western North Carpin:s
railroad at Charlotte with the Charlotte. toiHn!-
bia and Augusta railroad To- and from all point
North and South. These trains run !aliy on III"
Richmond and Danvilc railroad, and connect as
above, except going north on Sunday morning ana
going south Monday morning. Trains making ms
connection run daily on Richmond, Fr.!"rlc".-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and OHIO fH'-
roads except Sunday.
Trains OH the NV. y. c. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawingrooIn and slecping-."at'
on trains Nos. and between Nc" ! or,
and Atlanta cia Richmond. ana OH Nos 5 ana
between Richmond and Charlotte. and between
Washington, Danyiile, Charlotte, and Augusta.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only FOR continuous Iasate
between the points named on tie l!c"sts. NO lay
over checks VIII he given. ..,,r.,
T.. ". T.. TALIoTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN r. MAcMURpc, General Passenger Ass't'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-03
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ FRANKLIN-STREET LOT NEAR TO RICH
MOND COLLEGE BY AUCTlnN.-ln execution
of deed of trust TO the undersigned as trustees;
bearing date 22d October, 1875. and duly recorded
In the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court,
we will offer for sale on TUESDAY the 18th day OF
August 1873, at O'Clock i. NJ, that very desira-
bic BUILDING LOT described in said deed rs fol-
lows towit:- that lot of land lying and being
OF intersection OF the division hne between the
property known as Belivie' and The Richmond r,1,i
College property and the south line OF Franklin
street. and extending eastwardy along said south
line Of franklin street fifty feet and running back
between parallel lines one hundred and sixty teet
more or less, 10 an alley 10 be opened heI cafter
This property will lie much enhanced In value by
improvements contemplated in It's vicinity, and
sbond attract the attention of capitalists and Others
seeking desirable building lot.
TERMS: The terms Of the deed require about
$3.50 in cash. but more liberal terms will he given.
which viii be announced ut the time Of sale.
john john f. +: GGRREtibBs. Trustees.
C;RUBBS & WILLIAMS. AuciiOncers. au3
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF TIE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear rs creditors OH tue
books that represent IN the Treasury office the stock
of this State known us Revolutionary war claims,
issued under the act of 1894. bearing interest Ut
three per centum, reGccmabc 1T pleasure, and have
not called for the interest due on the stock standing
in their names for such period OF time rs 10 gye
rise TO The presumption that their heirs, II any
there be now living having no knowledge Of the en-
Istencc Of said stock. and all of which Will appear
more fully by the following Statemcnt-to VII:
ST Johns berkeley church. certificates Nos. 547
for S31 and 1873 for S2O.23, interest unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters AMI amount
ing to 81. "a: William McCluney, certificate No.
377 for S294j, interest unclaimed for TWO hul-
drcd and thirty-eig ht quarters. ard amounting 70
S5257: estate Jacob Minus, ceritlcat" No. 365
for S2O.l2, interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sixty-ihrce quarters, aud amounting TO ?33.69;
Samuel Paxton. certificates Nos. 100 for ~ ana
5SJ for S62.S2, interest unclaimed Tor TWO nun
drcd and siXty-Scycn quarters. and amounting 10
S2O7.9O: Charles c. Pinckncy. trustee OF Wary
Piuckuey. certificate No 33S TOR Ss2.92. interest
unclaimed for hundred aud sixty quarters, ana
trust for the estate OF James Wall, OT NlrGlhia;
certificate No "a for S2OO.5S, interest unclaimed
for three hundred ana slXtecn quarters III"
amounting TO S47J.37. ...,, -,
Should the heirs at law or legal representative OF
any of said stockholders fail 10 establish their
rights in said stock on or before me hr>t gay OF
November next. the State Treasurer IS :uthcrlZeI
and required 10 carry Tie principal M! interest on
said stock 10 the credit of the stale ana close INC
accounts. $3.50,
l"""% :. l.. LEAPIlART,
State Treasurer OF South Carolina.
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Ancrror Is,,IALEs-..Tht. Bay.
by e. n. Cook. AuctIof,ear,
/. No. 20 Governor street.

T zARGE BANKRUPT STOCK OF
On Ft,sEiiN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
SILKS, CAsHMEREs. CLOTHS, DRESS H Ityi}S
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. PklNIS, IN nhV ny y
TIoN.-THis DAY. 80 instant, at 9:30 O'CLOCK, ,I
viii Commence the sale OF the above stock OF FIX
Street The sale will be continued daily az 9:3V
O'Clock A. NJ and7 2. BE- untili the whole ts disposed
OF and will be sodin such parcels as 10 SUE tne IT,
tail trade and families. ..,,a,.
The attention OF the public Is respec fully oict-
ed "a the goods will be disposed OF without reserve.
Is - : 49, r0e'-i.T n Ss~ E.. B. COOK,
o Auctionecr
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,)
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, ). {.
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EOR :SilLE.-Desiring to; give myM
IL attention to manufacturing, my large -
stock Of CIIAMBEk, PARL Oh. and DINING III
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale at manu- u
Over fifteen per cent. saved by purchasing your
FURNITURE at ARTHUR ROONEY'S,
s..Es.l....li Warerooms 1907 Main street
PS-PARLOR SUITS or Cotsline and other Fine
Upholstery CHAMBER SUITS Of French Plate
Glass and Best Finish: .SIDEBOARDS, HAT
finest make and patterns. ~ -
Such opportunity is seldom offered to get GOOD
FURNITURE. 80. s,f5fs.: ,s1f-f.sal je 20
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DICuMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL-
hJ ROAD COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAkhHG EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1878.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old IETS
T Dominion Steamship COMPANY s - -,
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE, VIII
sail SUNDAY, August 4th. at o'clock A. d.
Freight received until O'Clock SATURDAY eyeni ing
warded With dispatch to ali points north SOUTH east
and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12 ound-trlp uckets,
1924. Steerage, Sc and se.
For freight or passage. apply 70
G. w. ALLEN e CO.. Agents.
ou31t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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$3.50 to S. per resm, ~
u the DISPATCH pRlSrISG-HoUsE-
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DEPARTURE or STEAMER.
DoUND-TRlP. TICKETS ONSaEsAs
STEAMER ARIEL
OLD POINT COMFORT,

Including board at HYGEIA HOTEL, are now on
sale at GARBER's, at the following rates:
Saturday until Monday. ..................S5 %
One half week. ~ w
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No. 1923 franklin street. IS
SALE OF VALUABLE
" gOoKsAT AUCTION.
Tho attention of parties d. string to add to the sale
of Rf,tIISs. 10 be sold AUGUST 10Th. Is called to
the I'M portance or having tho lists In s early as pos
sible that they may he cataogued the q
sTORICAf. WORKS. complete set or tue sOg1H Il
ERN LITERARY MESSENGER, and many C ~
p0RTS. &c: together With very many rare BOOKS
NOT usually 10 be had at auction.
a. aot - 80 -, Auctoneer.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATess5EI.1lsIIla
COMPANY'S
MES-RIVER LINE,

EXChangG HOte1.
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newbern, Washington. and Tarboro, n. c., and all
bindings on Tar river; Washington, ID. c., Boston,
and regular landings on james river ut lowest rates
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tjrely rebuilt and refurnished In III elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
l.. d. TATUM. Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
r W NcC,Dp1CK Agent Norfolk. ie 4
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHE>rEAKEi
RAILROAD.
- COMMENCING NAY II. la J.
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WE MAKE NO PRETENSIONSn
w to be selling out at cost in order to close u
or change business; but we will guarantee TO s%a
sell FURNITURE Of oil kinds at prices MS lowS1
as any house In the city, stock being full and
complete In Parlor, Chamber, and Dning-Room
Furniture OF all kinds We will offer special bar
gains In fine suits paror and chamber for the next
thirty days. PARTIES In want OF Furniture OF any
kind should not fail to examine stock before pur-
chasing. 800. f.. GATHRlGHT q SUN, =
Nv 19.2m ~ 16 Governor street.
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ArJoTros sAlEs-.fu,ure ,,ays.

Nv Jno. z. Luughtop. Jr. tAgent), Austioneer,
No 1923 franklin street.
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Superintendent Virginia Steamboat Company.
81
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JOHN r. MAcMCnpc, General Passenger Agent
ie
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-. l.. IEAtliAEl,
State Treasurer OF South Carolina.
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DILL AID p II A.. RICH @WS
Z MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAAl-sssssssasssssssss
SHIP LIEE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PK0Nl-
STATES, THREE TIMES A. WEEK.-C further
notice the steamers of this line will make tr-Teek
trips. leaving PHILADELPHIA every TT ESpA1;
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con-
Meeting at Philadelphia with ClyGe's New England
Line for Boston. Fall River Providence anu all the
y QUICK TisiESFREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. -
- =. JAMES W. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
Ell ~ WILLIAM P. CLYDE &C CO..
General Managers,
10 No. IL South MharYss. PDllailelnh!a:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-16

walk by lame horse and Disguised driver
INTO the city for repairs and the delivery of be-
lated copy" But the GLOBE still revolves.
The articles of incorporation of the Roches-
ter Southern railroad company were fled in the
Office OF secretary of state. The company pro-
poses, with capital of half million dollars,
10 construct and operate railroad from,
Rochester, hrst, to a junction with the Southern
Minnesota railroad and thence to the south
northerly to point not designated but within
the limits of the State. Like the sea, it will
thus be "unbeginning, endless The incor-
! porators are: Hiram T. Horton, T. T. Odds,
George Baihley, Thomas Brooks John M. Cole,
Samuel Gelsenger, Milton j. Daniels and E. A.
| Knowlton, ali of Rochester.
The cattle nuisance in the Sixth ward is be-
coming lnsufferable. Depredations of every
kind by them are daily occurring. 1t is only a
snort time since that an Infatuated COW at
tacked little boy, tossed him twice, and
| would have killed him but for timely rescue.
Garden fences are broken down by the hungry
animals, which are kept at any ones expense
| but the owners, and windows are smashed by
the lllmannerly brutes backing against them.
Mr: Workman's grocery and drug store has
lights smashed in nearly every night, besides
having his premises surrounded with deposit
OF questionable fragrance. On complaint at
the city hall people are told that they can get
no redress,
| N. Cody, G. Pottgieser, Ben. Andrews, F
Kinney, J. Gill and F. Gill, were charged with
bathing in a nude state in the Mississippi
river at o clock Saturday afternoon. The,
all pleaded guilty, and officer O'Keefe stated
that they were in the river, not more than two
blocks above the bridge, and were behaving
disgracefully, and were perfectly naked. TIL
judge asked if they had anything to say in Elk
| tenuatlOn poftt OIL hot +,,
men on horses were bathing nearer the brids
than they were, and naked too but the Office
did not interfere with them. When the Office
came to arrest them he had with him a lady
He (Pottgieser) did not think it a proper plac
to take lady. She sat on the grass with a
umbrella over her head all the time looking q
. us. The judge fined all the party so, withou
< costs. The money was paid by Pottgieser.
4 Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale b
. MORTON, MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press building.
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The Strasburg Clock.

There Is hardly any one who has not heard of
the great clock OF Strasburg, of it's marve lous
mechanism, and the cruel fate of it's unfortu-
nate maker. Thousands have journeyed across
the ocean whose chief object in going was to
gaze upon this great wonder Of science.
But there are thousands who cannot afford
that pleasure, and to those the exhibition of
the famous counterpart, which commences its
series of exhitions to-day are assured that a
rare treat is i'll store for them. 1t is said to
combine all the intricate astronomical and au-
tomato mechanism of the great original, and
also furnishes fluid of information as well as
sight most pleasing and interesting.
st. Paul Racing and Trotting Meeting
The SpiitefOe Times, the great sporting paper
of this country, has the following handsome
mention of the forthcoming State fair at st.
Paul:
lin connection with the twentieth annual ex-
hibltion OF the Minnesota State Agricultural
society. at st. Paul Mimi, to be held Septefn-
Der to Inclusive, grand racing and trotting
meeting will be held, the events of which will
be scattered over the entire six days. The pro-
gramme, which appears in full advertisements
is of great variety, and involves the offering of
about $l4 800 in purses and added money. We
direct the particular attention of horsemen to
Its great attractions. In making their calcu-
lations they should bear in mind that, from St.
Paul they can go in successive weeks to Du-
buque, Iowa, Kansas City, Mo-, and Quincy,
ILL.,, at all of which points handsome premiums
are given; or II they choose, if returning East,
they can find occupation at Toledo and Cleve-
land. o.
1.-The good people of st. Paul, who are bent
upon having this year, under the lead of Presi-
dent Finch. Il fair which shall be more than a
nine days wonder, have been wise in devoting
SO much money to their speed department..
Nothing else will attract so large attendance,
and in this case entries may be expected in
sufficient nnmbers to cover the purses, the
classes are SO well arranged. The 81 900 purse
for stations owned in the State will prove an
exciting contest, but the great event of the
meeting will probably be the $4,000 race, free
for all stations. Here is a chance for the
monarchs OF he harem to test their proves.
which shoxld not be neglected. The free-for-al Ill
race, tSarus barred, for 81 800 should bring out
fine field AS special features, the society
have engaged Rarus and Great Eastern to give
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-16

exhibitions of speed. This is great card, and
we are safe in predicting that the eyes Of the
trotting world will be turned to st. Paul during
the first week in September. The entries do
not close until August 81, after the grand
circuit is over, except the stallion race and
horses engaged in circuit whose owners do not
wish to go further east than Utica, will natural
l,, oeaL M;nnaso+,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. PAUL. July 5, 1878.
To the Honorable the Mayor and the Common Coun-
Gil OF the City of St. Paul, and all wnom it may
cerf
Take notice, that at regular meeting of the Com
mon Council Of the City of ST. Paul. to be held the
Council Chamber, in the City Hall, on the 10th day of
July. 1885, the undersigned, being coparners, will
apply to the said Common Council for permission to
kill, slaughter and dress cattle, calves sheep and
swine to be sold by them and not otherwise, at and
upon lot No. 10 of L. c. Dayton's enlargement to the
city of st. Paul. in accordance with the provisions of
ordinance of the City Council of the said city, num-
berered 81. and approved July i, 1858.
Dated July s, 1878. o. P. PETERSON,
c.. v. SMITH,
Partners styled o. P. Peterson & Co. 1882