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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
i HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER, AT THE CORNER OF PERKn AND
EtFrEFNTH STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust from james A. Harrison
to the undersigned bearing date on the til day Of
I,ly. 1S74. duly of record In the clerks office OF
the Hastings Court for The city of Manchester,
DeedBooK page 2l6 being required SO TO 40 90 oy
nubjic auction. 10 the highest bidder, the pre-
inises, on THURSDAY. February 81, 1879, at
81 O'Clock p. NJ. the property rs above described,
ing riyc rooms now occupied by Miss Thomas, irent-
ing SO feet by 100 feet deep, In healthy and re-
spectacle neighborheod. :.
fTERMs: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and $3.50
with interest thereon from November 80. 1877, and
the remainder as may be announced at The hour of
sale. W. l.. COWARD1N,
fe IL Trustee.
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TANDING TO-DAY. THE CELE-
IL DRAFTED WYOMING ANTHRACITE COAL,
IN house sizes. For sale at lowest market rates.
frS 8. p. LATHR0P.
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RY NOTES CT THE UNITED STATEs,'
STATES, ASp ALSO OF oIOtEAa ar -,
!; STATE, AND OF ALL OIAEh oioSno
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at auction, at our warehouse, Dock street. COM
mencing ut IL O'Clock, the cargo of bark c: Z.
- ~. $500 bags RIO COFFEE.
Of choice quality, packed In strong double sackiIg
and selected with great care for the southern
! and western trade. .t-
TERMS; Sixty days credit for approved paper.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE,
Et,. REFINED SUGARS,
f. LIVERPOOL SALT, .:... -s
s. SYRUP. -. =. .s..a.s- ss.... 81.
..#.'.-.t. BACON &C, &C.
.... DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
fo IN .. =. .....-tsri .v..l Auclfonecrs.
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Y - sassSS. -
COMPANf'S
JAMES-RIyER LINE,
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
H. C. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mtiJ,
leaves Richmond for above-namea places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at z
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.r.e.gn- eoatana.. wne.esal.. o.. !, .e.A4. So

| .r,essh- CusLsn9S. wnDaeoai.. o.. scsaD. AZ
4kc. a h.
R2Dr. ManIIla. best, I4@15c.: tute. s09c.
Rage: Mixed cottog, 1ac.: white. Zjic.; vooIen
| F@1kc.
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ate: Scotch, best ora.,ds, piats 329s2.25 y
dozen, gold. r.
Brandfes: Domestic. 81. 25as2: fruit. s1.Ioa
sl.40; apple. new. sl.75@'s2; old, S2.258s3
Fisginia peach. S213Z.50.
Eve EhiskeYS: Medium. al j! '0tas92: pure old. D..
1Es4 Virginia mountain, new~ S2G$2.5O, I'D
Sz.DOEY3.3O and upwards.
On: domestic. Sl.2561S2: Inn sorted, rs q case
GeW england Rum: S1.50@Si.60.
4ect0eed Whisssvs: Market ouie Y: proof. 81 go
Lumber. slaves, Sc.
=, Lumber: White oak. 8 36sl5 a ]. geo: Western
S,TElnia nnn'ar Sl4GSZ5 Is 1000 white rlas
p 4ns4 SOU LOCO: yellow pine boa rfs, s7.50F6
M oiSt s9Fsl according 10 length = shin Se.-
Iine. SLIoogs2.30: cypress six-incl, S6GS2
Z. 1000. 49,
SStGvss Whiskey-barrel timber green. al s@s2e7
1000: seasoned. S20@S2j 3 1000. Ffo, u-barre
TIMBER SR@s5 = 1000. Fiour-barrel DO. -, IS
hoSshead-hoops- zoe. p bundle. i
Powder. Shot. Nco
Fuse. Toys mining, 35c.MS1.25 p 100 Zee
n, PotcdeT: 1918 by the five keys-less than dy
Kegs, S6.2 blasting, $3.25@lS35
Snpt: Northern, 81 60 u bag OF 25 lbs,
Grindsto1eS: 1aGa24c. a ID.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 20, 1879.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Leonessa. Acorn, Bath, Ice j. c. Smith
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond Kelly, New York, merchan-
dis. and passengers. G.. ". Allen 4 Co., agents.
Steamer Norfolk. Tunni!l. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers. j. w. McCarrlck. agent.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers l.. IL. Iatum.
agent. ,x,
chesapeake and rhio railroad
Schooner &. F. Hallock, Sharrctt, New York, COAL
Curtis & Parker.
Norwegian bark v. IT. Knccdtzcn, Peterson, Ba-
hia. Brazil, flour, lIaxalI-CrcnshaT Company.
TC!cared Al custom. house saturday a
Brig Meekins. -, Rio Grandc do Sui, Jour-
Huxall- Crenshaw Company. ,.,.
Bark Flora, -. Hamburg. Germany, with
400 raroad-lics, j. II Bryant & Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner T. Nlckcrson, Haskell hence, at Rich
nlond July 2Sth. 49,.
York July 9Th from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
VINEYARD HAVEN July 29.-ArrLved: Schoon
or: Sckrrson and Hart, from Richmond. -
New YORK. July 20 Arrived out Dcvonia. IL
linOlS. Main, Ludwig. Hohlewaru. 'aiheS -'''7oi'
Beaufort. ;. c.
UNABLE TO LEAVE HER TIrARF.
wrvnSoR " =. July 2o.-rha brig Florence
Nav l,r T. l0a,icd with plaster bound 70 hlcnmono
wharf on Tuesday or Wcdnc- day. She draws lz's
| feet OF water.
COLLISION IN \ Foo.
NEW YORK. july 20 THE ship rsrinsiu' TOT,
| Plymouth for Pensacola, which arrived At WORTH
sydney. c. g.. july 2Ha' put Il: l"r m i !,
tu.t: 1880. ngitudc j3, vim an uhknomh oa b,
snnrn-cd 10 be loaded. Could NOS ascertain "ila'
ia gas dcnc 10 the bark. both YesstE "ele
rnnn f,st ar rhp tin g, The FrcIntid lost her cut
| ,y.,rr and had her stem SLilt.
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KILLED BY TRAIN ON THE sEABoAD ROAD
THE HEALTH OF NORFOLK.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, July 29.-The material
train OF the Seabsard and Roanoke railroad
killed white man at Bowers's Hill last
night. His name was Charles +. Moore
"a perfect stranger, but believed to have
been employed at saw-miil above Suffolk.
Moore got on the train to ride, as be was
journeying on foot, and while walking over
the flats fell between two cars and had his
head almost crushedpff by the wheels.
=; The health authorities of Norfolk extend
the assurance that the city is entirely free
from any contagious disease; that effective
measures have been taken to prevent any
communication by persons or baggage with
the fever-insected city OF Memphis; and
that vigilance and promptness will charac-
terize the action of the authorities whenever
the health of the city is threatened.
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THE NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH FROM ALL QUARTERS.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ROANOKE AND
sEABoARD RAILROADS.&C. YELLoW-FE-
YER AT NORFOLK; THE HEALTH OF THE
CITY EXCELLENT-ACC1DE ON THE
MIDLAND RoAD-THE SARATOGA RACES
YELLOw-FEvER At MEMPHIS: NEW
CASES AND DEATHS DEATH OF JUDGE
BALLARD, AT LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
IN PHILADELPHIA--A GANG OF HIGH
WAY ROBBERS ARRESTED IN TEXAS
ENGLISH RACEs-DIsCOvERY OF A MOVE
MENT FOR UNIVERSAL REPUBLICANIsM
IN ITALY, &C., &C. 80
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I;IAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

@--aA LUESUAI, July ~. 1879.
GooeTnment SecuritfeS.-United States 4k,y
1ooG bid; United States As, 1a1t9 bid.
SLate 5scttrittes.-Virgiria 1g-4Os. 49H bid, &c
hsked; virginia consois. 573s bid, 67N asked: Fir.
einn consos, new, 30 bid. 81 assed; Virginia de-
IeIred. ~ bid, GU asked: Virginia interest certif-
cafes, Ia BID, Is asked; virginis tax-receivable
coupons, 104 bid. soy asked; North Carolina bonds
Zoa asked; North Carolina AZ, 62k bid 81 asked.
Guy SeGurttfes..- Richmond cirv 81. J. and j.,
X oid: Richmond city 6's. J. and j., Ie5 bid.
R9ttToad BondS.-Southside Railroad :hard mort
gage preferred 6's, j. and D., S2k bid; Atlantic.
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad certificate ask bid
richmond: Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs, and j.. 100 bid: Piedmont Ratlroad
Hrst mortgage S's. A. and o., 10S bid RicilEapnd.
IorR River and Chesapeake Railroad first mort
gage S's, j. ana d., 1924 bid.
Rnftroad Stocks.-Richmond and DanyiIle Rail-
road LOO par. Is hid, 20 asked.
BGnk StockS.-National Bank Of Virginia. 100
par, w asked Union Bank of Richmond. 90 par
bid. -'1' " e' L
fnSurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Na.
rine. 20 par, 35h asked; Merchants and Me-
100 par, rs asked. r.
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Dover Baptist Association.

Correspondence OF Inc NOTIOlh
HAMPTON. Va, July 2G.-The following
resolution. offered by Rev. A. L. Dickin-
son, was unanimously adopted:
Res0!red, That we warmly commend to
all who can aid the effort which the Fulton
Baptist church proposes making 10 secure
parsonage.
The report on education was offered by
Rev. 4. +. Dickinson. and earnestly dis
Cussed BY The following gentlemen: ReFs.
Reuben Jones, A. F.. Dickinson, }. r. Gar
lick, \. +. Owens, and L. III. Griffith.
A subscription was taken up IN aid OF the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Rev. j. r. Garlick read the report on
State Missions.
Remarks on same were made by Revs.
Hutson, Barnes, Clopton, Boston, ard Gar
lick. .
An amendment was offered by Rev. A.
i. Dickinson, which having been incorpo-
rated in the report, the whole was adopted
by rising vote.
Report on Home Missions was read by
Rev. j. B. Hutson. After an address by
Rev. j. b. Hartwell missionary to the Chi
ncsc in California; IA subscription was taken
up for the Board, and $1G.01 realized. Re-
port adopted.
On motion the usual compensation was
granted the clerk.
After announcements the Association adj
leurned with prayer by Rev. MFR. Hutson.
The afternoon session opened with prayer
by Rev. j. NJ. Butler.
The Chair announced the following stand
Ing committees
Education: ). C. Clopton. +. z. Boston,
William NJ. Turpin.
sundsy.Sehoo and Bible Board: A. Bag
0y, +. u. satterwhite, G. +. Williams.
;, State Missions: e. W. Warren, j. Il.
DUNES, William Martin.
p, forcgn Missions J. =. Hutson, John 0.
1qrpin, ]. William Jones.
,, Home Missions: Henry Mcdonald, James
II. Garick, Thomas Tabb.
ministers Relief: E. 3. Spence, II. l..
schmeltz, Joseph II. Gwathmey.
Report OF Ministers Relief Fund, read
.ey Thomas Tabb. Esq. After speeches by
d Tabb, Warren, Coitrell, Vaughan,
Barnes, and Butler, and q collection amount
ing TO 1886 taken up for the object, the re-
port was adopted.
;, Report on finance, read by George ].
hooper; which was adopted.
Colosse church was selected as the place
10 hold the next session, and the Wed,ies.
Gay after the third Sunday IN July, 1850, as
the time. - 49, -
Tue report on education neg. came ar, az
diminished business, and after remarks by
Dr. William 4. Vaughan was adopted.
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MALARIA DISARMED OF ITS TER
1'- RORS.-Malara, that fell atmospheric poison,
is dlsarmed Of It's terrors, and health insured to
thousands residing where the noxious exhalation
periodically infects the air. and engenders nterinit
tent and remittent fevers, by Hostetter's Stomach
Bittsrs the popular 1t Is the best OF preven
lives alternatives, and oncs In numberless locall-
Ties where the demand for sulphate Of qunine was
formerly i'm mepse the hurtful alkaoid has been al
most entirely supplan,ed by this safe agreeable and
effective substitute which is genial in action and un-
Objectionable IN flavor. 1t utilities the influence Of
miasma by giving more active impulse to every
vital function, quickenng and enrichiIg the BLOOD
overcoming tendency to biiousness, aud promo
| ting digestion. Hoo-"1"hr'""
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Rev. w. II. Webb made Il report on reIi-
gtous exercises for Sunday.
The list OF delegates was read and cor
rected by the clerk.
Report on digest Of letters was read by A.
T.. Cox and adopted.
The report on Ministers Relief Fund
calling for the appointment Of q committee,
the Chair announced the following: Messrs.
Thos. Tabb, Cottrel, and Thos. P. Bagby.
After prayer by Rev. +. W. Warren, the
Association adjourned to meet with CO.
Jesse church, King William county, at the
time specified.
All the churches were not represented,
yet there were 65 or 20 delegates present.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


ROME, July 29.-The police have seized
in printing establishment in this city
copies OF a programme for reign Of uni
yersal republican association. The pro-
grarlme, which was intended for circulation
throughout Italy, says the time for action
has arrived, and invites members OF the as
ISOLATION to be prepared for the impending
movement. Several arrests have been made.
The Durham Galleries.
REDUCTION IN WAGES.
LONDON, July 29.-According to the
latest Government return, $1,000 persons
are employed in the Durham collieries, the
greater part Of whom will be directly affected
by Lord Derby's award as umpire, reducing
wages II per cent. in addition to the former
reduction.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, July 29.-Much activity is dis
Dlayed in selecting Liberal and ConserYa-
tive candidates for seats in Parliament, in
view OF the general election; but the most
contradictory opinions are expressed as to
its imminence. Joseph Chamberlain, mem
Der for Birmingham, speaking in that city
last evening, said he thought that the disso-
luton would be postponed till the autumn
OF 1880.
Major Cavagneri teleSraphs that the cho-
lera is abating at Cabul.
The potato-bug hes appeared at kiItanall-
ven, County Cork, Ireland.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says certain
American capitalists have offered to estab-
lish navy-yard at Sebastopol for the con-
struction and maintenance Of Russian
volunteer fleet OF cruises. The Government
is examining into the project.
ST. PETERSBrEs, July 29.-The assalant
kaI In hPpn
arrested. and is found to be the same per
son who. when passing under the name OF
Pletencf, committed other offences at Ia
generoy. He fired upon the gensdarne'
who were attempting to arrest him.
VERSAILLES, July 2g.-The Chamber o
Deputies to-day adopted the proposal OF N
Proust for the demolition Of the ruins o
the Tuitleries. The site will be transformed
into q garden.
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RACES AT GOeDwooD. ENGLAND.
Accident OH the Virginia Midland
Railroad.

ORANGE COURTHOUSE, July 29.-The bag
gase.car OF the north-bound mail and pas
senger train on the Virginia Midland rail-
road was thrown from the track near this
place last night by the breaking OF truck.
+, Ii. Stannard, Of Mobile, Ala, leaped
from the platform and fractured his left
leg. One other person was injured. The
track was cleared after five hours delay.
Mr.. Stannard is doing well.
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National Educational Association.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The eighteenth
annual session OF the National Educational
Association began here to-day. The dele
gates were welcomed by Mayor Stokcly and
Mr.. Edward Shipncn, whose remarks were
responded to by John Hancock, OF Dayton,
O., president OF the Association, who also
delivered the inaugural address.
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HIGHWAY Robbers Captured i'm Texas.

WAsHGSGToN, July 29.-Advices from
Texas state that posse, under The direc-
ton OF special post-ofice agents, have cap
tured in the northern part Of the State 4
gang OF twelve highway robbers.
Longmott, another OF the Fort Worth
gang Of maI-robbers, has been convicted,
and sentenced to ninety-nine years IN the
nenitentiarY
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Texas.
TeXaSs
sKIRNIsH WITH INDIANs-ToRNADO AT N'KIN-
|

sKIRH1sH WITH INDIANs-ToRNADo AT N'KIN-
NEY, &C.
GALVESTON, July 29.-A special from Fort
Davis to the NeWs says: Major Courteney
skirmished with Indians at the Salt Lakes,
seventy-fve miles west Of this post, Satur-
day. Two soldiers were badly wounded.
Ten horses were captured from the In
dians."
A dispatch from Mckinney, Texas, dated
2Sth, says: "a tornado struck this place
from the north this evening, completely de-
molishing the Christians church, flying
timbers from which damaged several ada
cent houses. No casualties"
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jnly 2g.-Noon.-Stocks strong
money on call. 3iG4 Der cent. Exchange-Long,
1879: short, 4S44. State bonds inactive. Govern
Euen,ng.-Money easy at 2H63 per cent. FIX.
change barely steady at 4s2a@4s3. Governments
steadY; new SIS. 1O3A; Az per cents, 1867; per
cents, 1O1H. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 29.-Virginia 6's, deferred
pons, S04. Bid to-day.
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SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. AZ bushels at Sl.IO; 80 BUSH
els common ut Sl.05: 100 bushels very good at
$l.l3; 80 bushels fair at $1.I0: 90 bushels fair at
amber ut 81. 12; AZ bushels ut S1.1O: 3O4 bushels
choice mixed At 81 .12: 20 bushels common mixed
at Sl.05; II bushels good mixed at 81 u: 40
bushels good mixed at $l.0S; 2S4 bushels fair
liked at Sl.OS; 2.20S bushels very good mixed on
private terms: 60 bushels common at 81 .O2; I7S
buhels mt 81 .04 II bushels very good Lancase err
at 81: IL; SO bushels fair Lancaster at Sl.lO: so
Lancaster At 81. IA 20 bushels good Lancaster at
Sl.l2; 26 bushels good Lancaster at $l.lO: I6s
bushels very good Lancaster ut lib: ~ bushels
good Lancaster 1t S1.l0: 500 bushels very good
Lancaster ut Sl.l2 As bushels very good Lancas-
ter al Sl.13: go bushels fair Lancaster at Sl.lO
very good Lancaster at 81. IA: log bushels good
Lancaster at 81. IL 20 bushels at 81 .Os 464 BUSH
els good Lancaster ut 81 IL ; 1856 bushels common
Lancaster AT 95c.; 90 bushels good Lancaster at
FILL: ~ bushels far mixed at SLOT: 81 bushels
common Fuliz at Sl.02: 100 bushels fair FulrZ
at 95c.: 80 bushels good FuitZ at 81 .03: ~ hush
els very good Fullz at 8; "a bushels good Fnltz
bushels FultZ on private terms 80 bushels common
Fuz at 95c.: 234 bushels very good FHllzat 81 Oj
80 bushels very good FuliZ at S1.05: 100 bushels
common FutZ at 81; so bushels common Fultz at
95c.: 12S bushels very good FultZ nj 81 05: Al s
bushels good FuIrZ 1t 81 03: 1875 bushels fair FuItZ
ut Sl.02; 90 bushels good fultz AT 81 03: 6 BUSH
els Fui, at 81; 792 bushels good Fuz at 81. 03 !;
mon FultZ mt 81 .03; 210 bushels good Fuiz at
81 .03; 90 bushels common FultZ at $l-total,
S,S2S bushels.
CORN White, 4S bushels at 55c.
OATS.-34 bushels AZ 40c.: 100 bushels prime
Lancaster at 37c.-tctal, l34 bushels.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, July 29.-Ilon. Bland
Ballard, Judge OF the United States Court,
died at his home in this city at l O'Clock
this afternoon. He was born in Shelby
county in 1909.
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infected port. The health OF the city is
good.
Hickman, KY, has established auaran-
tine against all steamboats, up or down the
river.
NEW ORLEANS, July Montgomery
anti Vicksburg have established quarantine
against New Orleans.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
.R GE #E EE sR
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TUE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
DUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1898 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber has lifted up In connection WIN
his extensive stables one Of The most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
O be found In this country: and having every az
ciIty for the accommodation or stock, respectfully
socits consignmeuts of
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
of every kind, promising that all STOCK, &c, con-
signed 10 him Shall have every attention. and re-
turns promptly made. $1,000,
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when rrdulred
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignmcnts OF almost every variety or
vehicles for pleasure and work-purDoses Us also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles In
this department Will be sold ut lowest who'ssais
manufacturers prices, and in no instance VIII any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
In. to purchase will find 1t to their Interest 10 ex-
anime this stock OF vehicles, &c. e,,,
NV STABLES are new. OF LARGE CAPACITY
and afford every convenience for drovers.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their awn use or
the trade viii find Il large stock To select from. 800
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY at 10 O'Clock a. 81.
JOHN d. DAVIS, Proprietor.
r. r. Cook, Auctioneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. M.PACE, Salesman. my ~
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.

c,ds-s from the country promptly filled and De-
vered by express or mail. -. -. rvpu
W. bay. a,l the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work in MANNER that cannot be sur
We also do nil kiuds OF BINDING and RULING
we will cheeriuIy furnish estimates ana sem
samples when REQUIRED. WA
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ROOTS. SHOES. sc.

BS{SfS. ShOkssS- 80.
,nIrs,. MISSES, TRUNKS, 80
CnILDKEN's, aud 1N-Tho Nm s'-D"'
,,, r,yc sI.Ip-SsARATOGA's,
pERs, Low.BoTToM LADih'
s,,ors CANALS, sc.,IrRUSKS,
In endless variety.
GENTLEMES'S and SoLIE
novs, 1owon.prrr fE EIESsSTLEMEE's
DoA' ,r RIA = T. l. U
TIES, srRAP-SHoEs.I TRCSkS vueS,s
ypYSf,r> .Y.roro W., iSe (. RAlLR0A
a"a "" e.'' lghiis. SAT('IiEi IS. &c;
! oIOIADIES' and OIL nj Big assoriiDeni' anu
WV lain iresh aud nee goods.
crs ,rr EaES,s 7, q w n fore leayips be CITY
"S" Iit win be well worm
.rEf. and BROAD-BOT-ty oar time 70 examine
lmy stock.
TOM SHOES always on TRUNK sTh SIN ps
,.,,, TOURIST sTRAPs'
70 27-eod j. \. SRtoo, IstaIu SIC .A-
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
HAVE SOLD OUT MY INTEREST IN TIE
BUSINESS OF SULLIVAN, WORD q w. ~
MR.. CHARLES EARLY, and thas my leSpol'i'
oiiisf ioR sa'u - - o j. WRIGHT.
RICHMOND, VA, Jaiy es, 1879. ~ as-s0aSs'
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IL PARllAM,
MASUFAcTrRE ALL KINDS OF
BLANK-BO0KS
needed by Merchants, Banks, Clerks OF Courts, in-
surance, Railroad, and Public Offices.
EcsIdes the better class OF BOOKS Of their own
manufacture, they keep in stock the usual forms
BLASk-BOOkS
of cheaper qualities.
CHECk-BOOkS,
NEGOTIABLE NOTES,
DRAFTS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BONDS, AND
STATIONERY
| of every description
Orders in person, By MAIL or telephone promptly
! attended
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Turf Sports.
SARATOGA RACES YESTERD


SARATOGA, July 29.-The first race to-
day-a mile dash-was won by Bramble in
1910.
The second racc-one and half miles
was won by Checkmate in 3:20l.
The third race-Saratogu stakes for two
year-olds, three-quarters of mile-Was
won by Sensation in lis; Grenada second,
Beata third.
The fourth race-sellIng race, one and one
eighth miles-was won by Una in 1904 !;
Franklin second, Bulwark third.
RACES AT GOeDWOOD, ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 29.-The race for the Rich
mond stakes for two.year-olds at Good
wood to-day was won by the Duke of West
minister's CHI. colt bend Or" the favorite.
W. S. Crawford's ch. colt by Advcnturer
was second, and Count F. de Lagrange's
CHI. filIy Dora third. 7. Lorllard's ch. tilly
Pappoose, who was also in the race, came
in sixth.
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ORACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, July 20, $40.
The Number of breaks to-day comprised 374 hogs
heads ard "a tierccs. The offerings at auction on
Change were j. 4 packages; Of which number rs
were sold at prices ranging from SO to $1,000.
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PIslN'ElSG-EdOGSES.
DIspATCU PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.

DIsPATCh fi'iN lr'''
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one OF the LAR 6 Els { AND bs"si
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N TIE SOUTH, coua'
Siued with skilr,ll mecnaaicai talent, We are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In she very hs's stS''
and AT Low PRICES every descrpionof
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH as
BUSINESS-CARDS.
VISITISG-CARDS.
rROFESSIONAL-CARDS
WEDDING-CARDS,
sHOW-CARDa,
MANlFESrs,
BILLS LADlNG,
RECEIPTs
gML-HEADs,
LETTER-HEADs.
NOTE HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENT
S''''A'' CHECKS NOTES :. , -.
TAGS ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
| ,> Tho country promptly filled and Dc