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A Reasoning Hawk.

A ply sician living at Cambridge, Dor
chester county, Nd, who signs himself
GA Constant Reader" sends us this
graphic description of the dual robbery
of fish hawk by bald-headed eagle
had Just left the dinner-table to walk
across the lawn with my children, when
my attention was attracted by furious
screams in the upper air. A dark shad-
ow fitted across the grounds. Looking
up. I saw fsh-hawk flying low in a
straight line, and pursued at hundred
Yards distance by bald-headed eagle
The hawk was moving leisuely so much
so that I was struck by the little dread
of capture which his flight exhibited, and
the fear that his startling cries betokened
The intentions of the eagle were soon
seen. A few strokes of his powerful
wings brought him in close neighborhood
to the hawk. The screaming fisherman
relinquished his prey, which quivered
and cleaned in the sunlight like disk
of silver as it Glove the air in its descent
towards the earth. 1t was a small fish,
apparently perch. We were a little
surprised that the rapacious bandit should
have devoted his powers to the capture
of such small game. The fish had not
fallen fifty feet before the eagle, by pc
culiar dip, rather than by the use of his
wings, sank below it, and turning almost
upon his back, clutched, and bore it away.
He flew in an opposite direction to that
the hawk was going. The hawk seemed
satisfied to have escaped with the loss of
his property, and kept the even tenor OF
his way.
But our attention was again arrested
by renewed screams. Looking at the
hawk. we noticed that he was changed
bird as to conduct. Visibly agitated, he
was urging his flight with surprising en-
ergv. A glance at the robber revealed
the cause Of the change. The eagle had
turned, and again was in. pursuit. The
hawk seemed almost frantic in its strug-
Giles to escape. A torrent Of cries, screams,
maledictions, impreca6ons, poured from
his throat. He vainly beat the air, fly
ing now higher, now lower, now straight
forward The eagle came down upon
him in swifter flight, causing US to won
der at the cause of the pursuit.
In few moments he came almost IN
contact with his fleeing victim, with out
stretched talons, and posing himself
above the hawk, as if to tear HIM IN
pieces, he uttered loud, shrill scream
Instantly we saw leaving the claws Of
the hawk a second fish much larger than
the first. The eagle did not see 1t until
| it had fallen a hundred feet. Desistin@
at once from his threatened attack, anc
haIf-closing his wings, he plunged swift
|lv downward below the fish, turned OF
his back, and clutching it, bore it OFT Il
triumph. The hawk, with wall OF vex
alton and resentment, sullenly continued
its flight. The fact suggests curious
speculation. Did the hawk part design
edIy with the smaller fish? If so, 1t ex
hibited an intelligence which we h9V
been accustomed to observe only IN be
ings Of a much higher order.
YoutIs Companion.
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Ghildttu's Column,
LITTLE.

Hast thou little? Be content;
1t is more than many have
Jov in little makes 1t much,
And will help thy soul to save.
Canst do little? It's enough;
Do it well and let 1t be,
1t will count as much as more,
When thy Judge requires 1t thee
Little talent we'll improved,
Little service rightly done
Be it all thy Master asks,
Brings the victors palm and crown,
Hopeful, gladstone, humble, too,
In thy toilng find thy rest,
And the little tolls of time
Shall forever make thee blest.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
EMIL sALoMoNsKY,

No. 1919 MAIN ST., OVER LEVY Brothers
He will show you a new style of COAT made
of new style goods entirely different from any
coat he has produced recently. m-o,-,rnc
Please don't forget the new cut in TROUSEFo
and VESTS, of which you could see samples
made up of all the leading styles at his P9rlor.
New goods received every week. Nothing
but the most stylish and best makes. Prices reg
ulated according to the times Je lI-om
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The Beautiful Children.

A child three years old was dying OF
scarlet fever. She fingered long, and the
last day Of her life she was unconscious
for hours Many times her mother tried
to rouse her, but in vain. She seemed to
be sinking away in death without token
Of recognition.
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IMPERIAL HOTEL-FIRST CLASS.
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Room and board per month, $50 room and
board per week, $3.50; room and board Per Per
day, $3.50 to So: To meet the wants Of tng
tbe p price from 81 to $3.50 and 50 per day The
above hotel is pleasantly located near Fourteenth
street fronting on Pennsylvania Avenue, is con
venient to the Treasury, Army, State Postothce'
and Interior Departments.
JAMES S. PIERCE,
mr. 19-1y froprleVoI'
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1t is such funny feeling to get into New
Brunswick, a;!and OF new and strange poll
tics. So fay-as I am able to ascertain, no.
body here seems to be worried about the
:" Confederate :erigadiers." Nobody ap'
pears to care how many State tickets the
Iowa Greenbaskers nominate. l sad to
man se-aay: +.
"WcA. John, Sherman, | see. has got into
james G. .Blaine's orchard. and seems to be
reaching out after all the presidential fruit
on the lower boEghE."
Ah! said tbs .ssan, with polite show
sof eager interest, - and Is Mr.. Blaine
much OF an apple-agewer, then -
j smiled tt him III pi1yinS Ignorance.
But an hour later the Same man met me
with an important place OF news.
"Ietelher," he -sabi, chad been dis
missed:s
1 wondered il Letallier was public
school or -bost-efhce clerk. Finally I tried
so1look wildly excited, asd asked:
What for:~"
And haven't seen that astonished man
since. Jknow All aboutsit row.
take that back. haven't seen anybody
who does know all about il.
But know eneEsh to talk about it with
out making 4 more profound ass Of mrsef
than is usually neeesyary for mau to do III
talking politics. -BaSdette IN RdaCkcye. !:
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PIANOS, ORGANS. dc.

DERFECT PlANO-FOKTEs. EsSs
The undersigned are the Richmond agents ior
M-ssrs. CHICKERlNG & SONS PiASo-FoRTEs,
and invite parties wanting F1RST-cLAss instru-
mcnts to purchase this make. They have obtained
the highest awards of medals and decorations
whenever exhibited In competition Win Others
THALBERG, the great performer ana composer
said of them "They are the bes, have seen IN the
United States.''
GorTscnALK, the poet-pianist, says ~ consider
them the best in the world"
c. BAss1S1 says:"I have selected Chickering's
Pianos Tor their perfect purity o. tone"
Dr. FRANZ LIST, the King Of piano-fortc play
ers. says:"I consider the Chickering Pianos the
hest made iu Europe or American TO be just, must
declare them perfect.n
Sold as low rs at the factory, and upon agreeable
terms. NooDdoosh IAhnhoi'
iv3I Booksellers aud Stat!oners.
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nWhat! You are aware this poor fell
low mad lust lost his wife, and, instead OF
snndino him the smallest word of con-
dolence, YOU dun him for the two hundred
francs that he owes you!" "H'm !" l
know that there are griefS which no words
can console, and I thought was doing him
a service in giving another course 10 his
sad thoughts !"-FTench Paper.
When you see 4 man attired in 4 white
flannel shirt, his face slightly burned with
exposure, and hear him talk knowingly OF
iib fores'is," and "running under the
wind" and stacking the main Sheet" it
doesn't follow that he is much Of q yachts
man. The chances are that he would he sea-
sick on q drawbridge.-Nelo HaUen Regis
Ter.
Ekmira Brooks thinks "the only differ
enee between young lady and married
woman is an offer OF marriage" Ii it hadn't
been for this kind Of scribe we should have
gone to our grave with the impression that
it. was eighty-tiye cents worth OF ice.cream.
Yonhers Statesman.
It is alleged that the new Cardiff giant
has no bones. And so much the better for
the new Cardiff giant; it had never bad the
rDcunaliSIn, anu plODaDly uefel Will Hafe.
Still, such 4 person as that would never
make good Observation-Disclosures Express.
A pretty girl posted in aquatits, wanted
to know if smack on the lips mas beau
trace, Her Young man received the ques-
ton with row ers Of laughter Stesbenuite
Herald.
A magazine.writer says the Germans
"turn naturally to music" We thought
it was the Italians who turned" mesS ma
turaily to music.-Norristoaoa Herald.
ST would sooner be bootblack in Paris
than Pretender out OF France" is a sie-
mark attributed to the new head ct the
;Bonaparte family.
The Rome Sentinel says every business
man likes to be patronized. provided his
patron does not Eatronize linn in patron
izing manner.
Everything is better canned, Over in
Jersey the people think they can't stand it
overnight without their ean.o.pies.-Neso
Fork People. ~
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rarLpoAn ErnEs.
81 M 55 -
49, RtcrfMoND AND PBTERsBGRs}
Fs RAILROAD CoMPAsT. 3
roMMFNCNG SUNDAY, July g., 1870,

go Ell sEsae1.-ssTiaasz saasE---ssss
RICHMOND Asp y PS PETERSBURG
GoMMENCING SUNDAY, july O., 1879,
~ trains on this read win run as fol'o"s'
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
11ss A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
.zs ). and Aiken ii1 VIA Charieston}, Raleigh
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
/, .#e''#t and Manchester, aud as HALFWAY on
500 A. H., S klsccoMMo DATIoN daily makes
f the Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio
q. railread for Bristol, Chattanooga,
= Nashville, Memphis, LynchburS,
Farmyic, and other Local stations on
that road, making same time rs ny
any other line. stops al all regular
900 p. NJ A SSlsISdsi TRAIN daily
texce7t Sunday. Passenger: ssg t aa.tng
~ Petersburg for Norfolk. -
1895 T. H.. THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
for Weldon. wilmington, Raleigh,
;....a. Charleston. savannah, AuSusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery
81 y Mobile, New Orleans, and al: points
South and Southwest Pullman slse p
ing-car from Washington for Will
mipgton. Savannah and the South,
Stops ons nc Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal.
~.. LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
63o A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL dailv. coInectta,
..... with Richmond, FrcdertckspurS ano
Potomac railroad io' all points North,
Ter and Chester, and Mt halfway
and a. Drury's Bluff, Oh signal.
o23A NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops at all STA
7.1O PM, INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN daily
(cxcept Sunday. Stops only at Man.
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
on signal.
s.55 p. M. THROUGH MAFT. daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cennec-
non with the Chesapeake and Ohsc
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ali points North and West. This tr.iiI
stops az Manchester and Chester. anc
at Raf- Way aud Drury's Bluff, Oh
-. signal. t..s. -'..',
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start froE
the Appauattos t,enot. , ,,.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $50 A. NJ. and $50 i. NJ: leave fetefS-
burg o:2O A. ~ and 5:25 T.. every Sunday.
my a. SHAW. Superintendent.
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Yesterday The sight OF worthless Yag g
bond ON Avenue a, with space over ms
shoulder. caused pany 9; passer-by 90 smile.
The miserable fellow, noticing that ne was
the object OF attention, made haste to dlspei
anxiety. "Oh, I amt working" he sald,
I.,non honor ain't-I'll take my solemn
oath only borrowed the spade 10 dig
worms with.'-Iuraer's Fails Reporter.
A young lady advertised for a maid. One
applied. and Ia response to the inquiry
whether abe was quick, she repieds go,
SO quick that will engage to 1reSs yon
every day Iii half an hour" "In hnn an
hour y Reiterated the young lady; "and
what shall j do the rest OF the day -
Portland Press. .,s IL
MY, what q, steep hill And see those
ten or eleven Hretehes packed In one wagon
that the poor. staggering horse can hardly
draw!1 y, WretchesY Them are oil Chris
tians, mum, going 10 the camp.mee tin' .n.--
Eric PENN syald. SKA IS. j.
1t is always the smoke from the other
mans cigar that is offensive To- The Young:
lad, -Ns,9 York: eepis.
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no HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1850.

At n meeting Of the Board nj Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund held May J., 1879, il was
ReSolued. That the acting president Of the Board
give public notice by advertisement that the out
standing Eonds Of the city Of Richmond, due ID
1850. Will on and after lie 1t day Of July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation ut the Office oil tie
Auditor Of the city.
In pursuance OF the above directions. licreon
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS or
45I37 and August. 1880. amounting 10 s37.-
5GS.ZS--total. SlOj.0lo.65-Mlil be redeemed a!
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presehla,
ton ut the office OF the Auditor OF The city Oh ana
after the ST DAY OF July. 1879.
HENRY G. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners Sinking FUND.-
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estats Agents. and Auctioneefs. s..
Eleventh street bet tween Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF T w,
COUNTY ABOUT FOUR MILES BELOW GlCH d.
MOND, lJN THE WILLIAMSBURG k.Ln H. ~
couI1tr in the suit nf Orys us. Goddin ana aLS.
we viii cen at public aciou at henrt eco ,r,,
bouse. OH MONDAY, 1th OF 4, rtv III" sgt.
ISIS OF THE LAND formerly owned by George
Winston, deceased, adjoining the lands OF Eooers
contains 90 ACRES. and the other ~ ~. ~
ACRES These lands lie WE'LL and ale suitable LOT
cums-ances. plat OF f,ae property can be seen NJ
the Office of the aucti ofeeis. 1000 -,
TERMS: One fourta cash: and inc nala iiS a., az
four. eight, and twelve months, Tor notes, WIN "
's'es' 1ooeo' '''N JOHN n. DAVIS,
..... p w. GRUBBS,
Special Commissioners.
cprpps Q w1Ir1,Ms tuctioueers. au d
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LITTLE JOHNNY ANECDoTEs.---Gotes butts,
and Uncle Ned he said "Johnny, Que day
there was cote IN the field, aud it took af-
ter Bldad. whieI you 'tetter xplain to yure
bniled readers is Ghe nesy dog. Bildad ne
ran toward n hi sence for to git over, put
tho cote it Get him aud bHtted hiAs eruil on
the tai, and he wiI3ed over aud over, aou
dit on the otheT side Of the fence, but dide At
kno it cos he was beEildexed, and 'sefaui-
bled back over the fekee asin, iifaly as y.
GUIDE. aad the cote it let him have it . one :
tine. and wocked away. Blidad ne MES :. .
stsnisa dog. and sAuke his he'd, mucn as ~ ~
say, Ineyer see SO many buttlgoles. Que ea, ~
cyry field !s,'--Sas Francisco AT9o'ettsr
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GospoSsyH.Ls. Va, August 8 ~ ls .s.s !.
F.a;t oso Dispatch: Dear sirs,-W nat ~, Is
~, 1a aame ~ ne lady In one Of the eastern
S sas of this Union that gave $1,000 TO the
S.ai fever. sufferers last summer! we
bsue DISPUTE. Please let me hear rom .
YOU, and oblige yours, Sc., Y. =. !.
VIII somebody please send us the nane :.
,re ,,nes,, that o. the lady who gave sl,eoo
ID aid ia finding on; how to prevent yer
low.feveE, &c. .--.-. sa
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7AUcrroN sALEs.-.rutnre Days:
..Ty ghairin, Staples q Co.;
Real Estate Agents and Auctionees'
No, north Tenth street.
svoMMIssroNERs' AND tTRUsIEEs'

S-oNfMISSToNERS'A Nn aI ,I, I,1pgTI
u SALE OF FRAMED stone 0s t ANP .b DwE HE
ING WITH ONE ACRE I ~ sTfn1,RRSPIKE. iii.
mEbf4TEL TIE T t}I T. Il esrain aees
AS ia cnted Inv Cabell and j. j. Davis, dated
r. r. tEI'st .b peeenber 1873 and virtue Of or
Ger or the District Court Of The Uni1ed s," o be
tI n1,st S7 we Will sell on the premises' on
TauRspAY the day &C August, asrS. q. OF
Tun,,s rash enough to defray the expense OF
sale and note of n84 and npon shs
t fgnt r credits: S7S62 payable 1916 lIcceu
ber' 1879 s7776 payable 1910 June, 1850 ana
tne ~, p.l'.1. LII up'". - X. 3. CHAFF1N,
IL TUG s+''S' II. /. STAPLES,
I,f' Trustees and Commissioners.
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-I--F By Gr1ibhs WIIliams' -,--
....s Req, Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
NOD eleventh. street, between Main AID Bank.
TWO BRICK STORES AND DWELL,
ines ON. THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
nIIN SND,TWENTY. FOURTH STREETS FOX
SALE At AUCTION.-we will sell! at AUCTION, on
Inc premises. on THURSDAY the l4th of august:
=. sS e O'clock r. M, the TWO VALUA BILE STORES
AND DWELLINGS situated as above described ana
now occupied By 6rst-cuSs TENNIS: Ine n dwsi ih
p'hcr TWO ROOMS-boih in good repair. The
LOTS front 20 and Is feet, and run back about 16o
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes. III
terest added unf secured by q trnst.deed.
auo GRUBHS Il WILLIAMS, Auctionrers.
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By Guddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate AuctlOneerS,
No,llU6 Main street.

TRUSTEE's, SALE OF 4 ne A
l FRAMED HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
or china STREET NEAR PINE STREET AT
PIJBLlC AUCTION.-in pursuance Of deed OF
trust from George H. Evans Gatsd "a OF June:
Court. ID. 4. il3 4. page 234, and telng required
so 10 do by the beneficiary l. trustee. will otter Inc
property located as above for sale at pn6c AUCTION
oust 1879 MT 6L O'Clock j. NJ. The house has five
rooms: lot 20 by 20 10 alley IL feet wide. ANN
TERMS: Cash enough tn pay Oft 4 note OF S4Go:
mast due, and accrued interest. and expenses OF
sale: the residue on such terms as may be announced
at the sale D. NJ Goinl,iN'
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BANKS AND RANKERS.
z. ". PICkRELL. President.
E. IL. SSEAD. Cashier.
CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
Il daily MY inimi,able pure crushed sugar CLAN
IFiED FLINT CANDLES. 1 make better CAR
DIES for wholesale purposes than any h1,tse Ia TINS
perfectly pure and no adnte-
rations. We don't use any gucsS grape-suRar. TARA.
but pure sugars: &; Is more highiy
Favored w6,ter, brighter, armcr, AMI Is warranted
TO stand arm In any climate
4 hae lal2 Main street
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T. Asst Bot Nd.


Mail train arrives III RichmOn'! daily ~
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s"tv i. VI.
Express ;ram arrives III klc!lla"Hi hItt
- - VI
and Oh Tuesday. Thursday, AMI >i'Hr.
dav connects ut Richmond "!li LIr-
rinla Steamboat tOnIpany's steamer
Ariel, which leaves hirimnni tvrb OF
Point. Norfolk. &C., ut 7:lJ A. VI.
Accommodation train arrives At l'!'..-
mond daily except Sunday at........ ..."'lN W
A mixed train leaves StauutDn .. "'i1 4. ~,
taking passengers from Virgin NHt1nI ua't
from Washington and arrives - W aH.uui al ii9
Z. NJ. daily except sunday.
connects with Virginia Niind railroad, '.ar-
ing at 400 4. NJ. for Iyr"hturE aud N".ift
Mississippi and Ohio IIniirJAi -iiii"nS.aHi IN
Virginia Midland railroad, "tH luz al JAW T. Mo.
b CONNECTS with Virginia Midland railroad .l.-
Ing AT $50 \. VI. for Wasnnlion. a.Id VII. W.
linia Midland riilroai. tnG AZ 2JJ \. -. ~
Lvncliburg aud Atlantic. Mississippi aud bllp i,1.-
road stations. ,
ID connects with Valley railroad. leaving NJ ) +
NJ. for tiIrr!SnHhurs. ,,
f. connects with Valley railroad, l"iT!r@ II I.lj
A. VI. .or liarprr- Ferry.
+ rOnuccrs with stage. line for LrS'nr"n. Nt.
{; connects with &. T. ;. ana i. /. 81 aa'ta s"f ~
points on the ONO river AMI tincinutN.
II connects with Sci"to ,afI"E rH'iroII !'r NE
Northwest. , -. -,
! connects with All lines di."rsin2 10 - " =,
Northwest, and Southwest. W. VI. :. III ~
Engineer an SUPER! -."p!rH;
CONWAY X. HOWARD, General Pass'.'-'r '''
1lckr Agent. va =
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FURNITURE

WILLIAM DAFFRON. 81
W OFFICE AND WARERCOMS, en- a&c
.l438 Main street SEa
MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERY ROOMS,
16. is and 90 north Fifteenth street.
FURNITURE OF all descriptions, BEDDING,
&c. Largest assortment. Lowest prices. Superior
quality. 4 call solicited Orders by mail promptly
attended to- 5y2S-l I'm
NOTICE. LARGEn
. STOCK ON EASY TERMS Of pAY.A
MR. SFE FLOW PRICES, FOR THE NEXT -
sfV,rY DAYS.-We call attention OF all whos
desire to purchase FURNITURE Of any kind TO
our large and select stock, most OF WHICH, ocins
Iscements than otherwise both as TO terms and
nriees. We have So,.ae fine PARLOR AND CHAM
RkI1 sJr,Tg which T,, will close Out at sacrifice,
SnI IL u > - nf ehean WAT,Ns1T AND POPLAR FUR
SITi iiTI +. GATHRIGHT SON,
~ SSm l8 GoIerpornor street.
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To The Editor of the ScottsriAe Courier !:

. To the Editor of the ScottsriAe Courier:
Mr.. Editor,-I have before me the orisl-
nal letter OF Chinaman, addressed to my
kinsman, Colonel John S. Mosby, now Con
sui at Hong Kong, and offering to escort
him to Chinese joss house (church), VIII
ten in what is called "Pigeon English.
follow copy in punctuation ana 0rLnoS''-
ply. IL. W.
August 4, 1870.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
~. EeUTEE AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
W Gg 60 g "a.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE CT HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
AT
RICHMOND BAZAAE,
1893 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection WIZ
n is extensive stables one OF the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAEAARS
q he found In this country; and having every IL
ci,y for the accommodation Of stock, Respectfully
socits conSigninents OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
of every kind, promising that all stock, &C., con-
signed TO him Shall have every attention. ahc re-
turns promptly made. , ,,,r.d
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when rr"nirco
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT. ,
embraces consignment> Of almost every a'lct1 w.
vehicles for pleasure ana work-pnr,i'Srs a. m
HARNESS OF every Gcscripiioh. All arlicns Ln
th's department viii be sold at lowest 10, @
manufacturers, prices. aud lit no Instance VIII any
deviation from such prices be mace. iaIL's y, " ~
I'm. 10 purchase will find ii 10 ts'cir interest " eA
anime This stock of vehicles. &c. e,, r,,r>,
Nv STABLE are new, OF i.hHGE CAPACli y
AVID afford every convenience for drUVtr|.
az" tic Tr,ir,,r 10 purchase for their avn use OF
the trade viii tintl Il large stock to select from
ACTION SALES every W bSESDAI and SAL
URDAY at 10 o'clock !. NJ , ,,.
F. r. COOK. Auctioneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
d. NJ. PACE, Salesman. nv !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-11
by Augustine Royal
Ssucce4sor to Moody & RoyalD'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Ninth aud Hull streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF avery
u VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND Lying 81 IE y
CnEsTERPPIEILDv C%Y iMirSrER AsN8EHhtR The
RROADROC.K ROAD. ON THU RSDh1 hE!21u ~,
4 1879 At 12 o,GL0CKr 1 NJ 6 ~ FE np NAN
CHEsTERBy virtue Of decree Of i IN the Srs suit
therein depending styled John B. Mllke[so q, anu
vile Fore and aI will !, eXpo ea aee above
ten at the risk and cost OF r. Frank Sn1l ~" ~, az
persons claiming under MIN, The atorssnid
TRACT OF LAND lying in the county aIo, . S.I
containing 1s49 ACRES OF LAND. aoIu, p ns,t
cleared balance well wooded There Is IN nond
THREE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING IN e 0oa
order on HE land. and also all the usual out.Duitur
ings There is tue creek OF pure wafer rupL mug
through thus farm. and The low-gronnds are.fI!
good. This farm situated so near Tue Guy aaG i,a
slrh pleasant neghhorhond. should comhanu TIC
attention of those seeking good home :.
For further paric.ars call on me t so weye
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, SIX per
~o'' "N'e' ~ &. e.. MCRAE.
Special Comm ssioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-11
aacYraa Patti.

HER APPEARAECE- AT GWEN
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.Mn urssrsroLLowE BY A SHOWER OF BoU-