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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-01
Broken Glass for Poultry.

BIG BETTY BRAHMA is our best hen;
she lays the largest yellow eggs, while
she is the most persevering of the
seven; she il also very domestic; an
assiduous mother; never runs, gets ex-
cited and scratches the garden-bei
promiscuously like the six brown sis
ters of q far less aristocratic breed;
yes, altogether Big Betty Brahma is q
very desirable hen, while often wish
all our chickens were nearer related to
her, or at least more like her in dispo-
sition.
A few winters ago the snow was on
the ground for many weeks without
once going away, SO that there was
not a speck of gravel or earth to be
seen anywhere around our premises.
Big Betty Brahma lads eggs, howev-
er, from the beginning Of the New
Year, while the other hens did moth
ing of the sort. but spent their time
keeping warm as best they could by
cuddling themselves. feet and al,
closer into their feathers. Big Betty
had laid nearly two dozen eggs when
one morning the children brought into
the house curiosity. It was one of
her eggs with soft spot on one end as
large as q ten-cent silver piece; two
days later there was another Just like
it, excepting the soft spot was a little
larger. The next egg was soft all
over; just yelk and white albumen
inclosed in cunning bag of skin,
without seam or opening. The next
egg had no bag whatever, neither was
it in the nest, for there itlay sad-look-
ing mess on the hen-coop floor. She
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
"A visit to the MormOms.

Rev. DR.. Butler, OF the Lutheran church,
in this city, has just returned from visi,
to the Pacific coast. He took occasion On his
sway to satisfy his curiosity by some per-
senal examination and inquiry into the
present condition Of Mormonism. He re-
ports that it seems not to be losing any of
its, ancient yigor, but, on the contrary, is
slowly gaining in strength and influence as
compared with that welded BY the Gentiles.
The Doctor found many things in the
habits and character of the Mormon people
TO commend. They are comparatively thrifty
and remarkably temperate. The recent
convection aud Imprisonment OF promi-
nent Mormon polygamist is having good
ettect--not, however. so much in convert
ing Mormons to i belief that polygamy is
wrong, as in deterriRe;them from it by fear
OF punishment, The difficulty in bringing
polygalElSts to trial and. conviction now, rs
in the past, Is found in the fact that all
=" sealingS" are performed within the pre-
rcincts OF the sacred Tabernacle, where no
Sientilo eye can witness tie ceremony, "n''
hence no witnesses eau be oDlaineu 10
testify to the marriages.
III was With some trouble that tue grave
OF Brigham Ieung was found, us Tue aloi
mons do NOT IKE to have 1t visited by out
sidess. When discovered. it showed no
Si0ns oF care. ,asd was evidently not con.
SiSared any nol9 sacred than the grave o!
anv ordinary pefson.. Hardly blade OF
nrass was growing inside OF the enclosure,
and the heavy granite slab that covered the
crave OF the prophet was quite devoid OF
Washington telegram IN
Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
The Florida ShiI,-CaAla1.

The grand enterprise Of shiif-canal
through the peninsula OF FLORIDA mas as
sumed such form and apparent substance
that it may be considered Il probable fact in
the near future. 1t is known ito our read
ers that at the last session OF the Ieglsla-
ture bill passed the Senate to incorporate
the Florida Ship-Canal Company. but that
it did not reach the House ia tlmeior ac-
ton, sharing the fate OF much other
unfinished business OF that, very un'
satisfactory session, which undertook
much that it failed to accomplish.
But capitalists Of Paris, interested in
from movement in the enterprise, conf
IDENTIFY hoping that the desired franchise
would be obtained in due season. These
I capitalists have now explored the country
with view to ascertaining the most desira-
BILE route, and now ask charter for work
which viii benefit generally the commerce
OF alt nations, and especially OF the coun-
| tries bordering OH the Gulf Of Mexico, for
| the contemplated canal will lessen voyages
| from northern Atlantic ports into the Gull
| by about thousand miles, and effect the
avoidance Of the dangers OF the Florida
reefs. and the heavy insurance rates eonse.
quent. The company wish to go TO Work
and accomplish these great objects, and
want the State authorities TO give permits
sion. We hope that Governor Drew will
| call tho Legislature together in extra ses-
| sion that the charter may be granted and
the work commenced. Otherwise it will be
| deferred for at least Il year and Il half, and
perhaps indefinitely. The called session
would cost only $4,000 or $4,000, and the
| interests involved and risked by delay are
Of vastly more value to the State than this
cost of bringing them into being.-Pensa-
1 cnEn (FL1 \ Gazette ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
+" Old Sf.''

ms TAXES A VIEW OF THE OHIO CAMPAIGN
PROSPECTS.
o,a 81 came in yesterday morning with a
thermometer, longer and more am7se
than his old one. ,.,,
ST. fpeis cooler already, but still rs hot
arter some infermashun Jess acW."
(. What is it you want to EnoW!"
.uow am de Other campzne gitun' ON an
how fer is nit got ter! =
Well, it's pretty warm already, ana lhe
eyes of the Union are centred OF tue re-
ssJess So: dats de pint wux gwine ter
cun, ter. How do it happen noW-er-days
dat Ohier de ballgnce-wheeiob DE coun-
,rv2 Why amt Rsde Hum or Orregum
hess ez Herbul ter slew round am lead de
| dance or while ez Qhier?' ;,
WbY, YOU see, Ohio is-Well, she's
sorter--tLe fact is, whichever way ONO goes
things are doubtful anyhow" ......
"Dar! dar!.! Amt done sed long time
ago dat Ohier warn't gwinc ter do fcr Tie 10 :.
Now, you'se got it down svhar er man ga!
runs fer Presydent mus go round Dshtih.
an 'skirmishn' from New iawk to onler
and back agin fore he kin get er Det lara Oh
him!" i. ,u
- Well, Ohio is the pivotal State now, Hnd
if Ewing gets elected we are pretty STAT w
win in $780," -
$50 I'sc heerd! Mister Ewin' ~ er
Eow'ful nice man an orter hump tIsSc1
mon'strous peert durin' desc summer siayS.
Dis ar his life ride, an he better win de pot
or he's gone up, fer Ell TACK! He's on dc
rite boss, weighs de rite tigSer. kno:s uc
track like er book, hez got er rlckorG uats
hard ter beat, an hackers dat nebber glhs
up-looks ter me moughly safe ter buy Oc-
tober fuchures on dat man -
"Ycs; be has the hest chances TO wln.'
"Dai's only one ting er wan1dn' DAT
sees now"
"What's that"
"Hii's er a'r-tite kurrcnteen 'round de
State ter keep dc Ohlcr otbs.holders fun
gittin back dar ter vote fer de odder man,
kase CT dere's jess bali ez menny Dimocrats
in de State dats free white am twcnty-one ez
dar is Ohier Radikils DRAWN Gubment pay
'round thro' all dc res oh de States in de
Union, den Ewin' ar bound ter lit Elected
AM close de corner fer de PATTY in 1880
don't yer heah me, honey!" =.
And the old man chuckled heartily over
his solution OF the situation.--EttdRtd Con-
SIitutiOD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

This life is full Of disappointment. The
announcement last week that Professor
| Peters had discovered new planet made
us feel so happy and cortented that 800 IN
! the shade failed TO detract from our felicity.
| With one more new planet in the heavens
we could have enjoyed the summer at home
without longing for the seaside. But
now-welI, an old Berlin professor tcle-
graphs that Professor Petcrs7s supposed
new planet is simply second-handed one.
In fact, it is Frigga, an aSteroid that hasn't
been lost for years. We caution Professor
Peters to be more careful in future. and not
raise hopes that q telegram from Dutch.
man on the other side OF the water will
dash to the earth.- Ncrristoicn Herald.
A great deal that is foolish is said OF the
effort to force - standard silver dollars
into circulation. No one seems frctted by
the forcing of gold dollars into circulation.
Some persons are troubled by the thouGht
that silver dollars do not circulate. lhey
do not seem to be in distress because %o!u
dollars do not circulate. Perhaps the greater
number OF the afflicted have heard III gen
eral way that il there is one KIND OF uolial
Inferior to another..it circulatcs III plciei-
enco to the other.-CinCinnaH Commercial.
Dean Erskine, OF Ripon (who, by the
v,ov was 81 he Hon." Us well rs "thc very
Rev ~ when a iocosc rural dean salo 10
him. in banterng way, I" don't see why,
II Won cathedral deans have TIE prchN
VERY Rev we rural deans shouldn't have
so,o. nretiX, tool" "Well,' replied the
connv scot, with chucklr, "Suppose we
cau YOU .Rather Reverend '"-Iempte
Bar.
Missouri takes an old corn-coh, losses it
into a hopper. and it comes forth Il pipe
worth five cents, and one which has an
agreeable taste TO the smoker. The day
will vet come when even loa!ers can be
turned into something good.-Free Press.
The seed Of the calceoIaria may be Sown
rs late as August or September.-Er Exchange.
Thank heaven for this news We were
under the impression that any man who
planted 1t after May would be fined So and
costs.-BoSton Post.
There are numerous newspapers which
offer to club with almost anything under
the sun; but we have vet to see the first one
with enterprise aud pluck enough to club
with a New York policeman.-C0urier-
Journal.
Mark Twain makes $4,000 off the
"Gilded Age" Milton made two and SIX
pence of "Paradise Lost" Times are Ger.
tainly improving, says the Albany Journal.
!. The papers are printing recipe 'sto
make an applicant" But we don't think il
improves an apple to make it tart--Heriden
Recorder. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
A thoughtful Poor MaRi:S Idea.


"say, Young man. are yoa reporter?"
asked thoughtful, poor, industrious-look-
ing man Yesterday. ''.
"Yes."
well, have an idea; il you will put
it in your paper it will do some good.'
"What is your idea"
:" 1t is this: You see. there are great
many offices down town that Shut up at 4,
1880, and5 O'Clock every dry. Now, each
OF these Offices use ice; the ice is not all
used every night, and it legs there doing
good to no one. There. are lots OF poor
people on the Eastside to whom little
piece OF ice would be great boon. Now,
my idea is to let these poor people have all
this unused ice." 20:
"But how are they to Know about this,
and how are they to get tue ice 2"
"Let the gentlemen in these offices send
letters to the papers stating where to call
for unused ice, and il the poor call for it
they shall have it. Now, wiki you put that
in the paper?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
uATLpOAD LINES.
zsY Y grs1--H q SEsE--EH5
- RICHMOND AM, PETERSBURG
ts3<s - 80 RAILROAD COMPANY.

- W esss6Eg g1rasaes< - s-EsE--E&s
J. - RICHMOND AN, PETERspCEo}
s$5st 1stsssf:ss ~ fe1,ssIs RAILROAD CO1fPANT. I
6,oMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
" trains Oh this read VIII run 10 foiio"s:
e,4.T LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
linn A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston, saTannah, augusta
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester. and nc Halfway on
a.oo A, H.. S KsCco,rMo PATTON daily makes
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchbarg,
Fnrlnvil,e. and other local ftations on
that road, making same time Us ny
any other line. stops al all regular
ECO p, NJ. AC;;c sasGsioDAT1oN TEAM daily
except sunday. Messengers ,n aaxing
-t" at Petersburg fer Norfolk.
o for Weldon, Wilmington, faleigh'
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
.a.. T.. lumsia, Atlanta. Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and N. Do1nH
south aud Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-car from Washington for VIII
mington, Savannah, and the eontn'
Stons only IT Manchester and chester
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:s5 A. A., THROUGH NAIL daily. c1n a "a
with Richmond, Frcdercksbur2 anc
Potomac railroad fov all points NORTH orr
East, and West, Stops At Manckes-
ter and Chester, and at Halfway
and n Drliry's Bluff, on signal.
a.25A. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops at all ST.
tiOns. ;,
.'"N Iexcppt Sunday. Stops only at MAN.
chester and Chester, and Halfway On
on signal.
s55 p. III. THROUGH MItfI. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eas,
and West. Also, making close cenHec'
fion with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester. and
at Ralf- Way and Drury's BiuH, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
| the Appomatto. ,i0pot. w.,
nonc $40 4. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ: leave Peters
| burg 900 4. N. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
nv 2 A. SHAW. Superini endent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

OLD CONS UNEAaTHsD.-[From the Low.
ell iMass.) (Iaarier, july 25th.l--A eoIoniai
copper dated,1767, and inscribed ia Latin
u pom one side,S" independence and Liber-
ty,,. and upon the reverse, - By authority
OF Conneo.' Connections. was unearfhed
upon the baRk OF the Merrimae river,
above the Lawrence corporation, few days
since. It.; was in.a good stateof preserya.
ton. Sergeant Kelly, of the police force,
urearfhed q penny OF the reign OF George
ILL, and dated 1871. in his garden, on Har-
rison street, one. day this week. It had be-
come quite rusty. aud had evidently been
buried quite number OF years. VS. i; sa. .'9# !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street.

DEREMPTORT S \ / f OF THREE
L VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GRACE
STREET. CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTION ON
WEDNESDAY the 3oth day Of july. 1879, at &
O'Clock p NJ, shall sell by auction, on tr prtnl-
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING L0TS-one 20
feet front and two 26 feet front, runni back DC,
tween nz-llc ues $50 feet 10 an alley fifteen reel
widr--On the nU1ih side Of Grace street between
twenty eighth and Twcnty-nnth streets, Church
Hill. , ,..,, -, ,ro
hour Of sale RICHARDSON & CO.,
~ 90 Aucl OuecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
By Griihbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and huctioneerS'
n a. Eleventh street. between Main aud Bank.

VNRJJSTEE'S SALE OF a FARM OF
1 SIX HUNDRED AND EIGTITY-TW0 ACRES
IN POWHATAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MILES
FROM TIE COURTIiOJSE.-ln execution OF 4
deed of trust from N. T. Porter and wife TO INC sup:
scr,ber. as trustee dated 3d April. $40 ana duly
RECORDED hiug thereto required by the creditor Sc
cured! will sell by auction. in front OF luwhItail
courthouse. on MONDAY the 4:h day OF August.
1879 that bung court. day, al ~ O'Clock A., iEe
LAND conveyed IN said deed being he farm known
Is The &OFFiCf." formerly owned 10y DR.. A5ntr
Crumn. now OCCUPIED by A1r. I..S. Irvine, ana ad-
ioinn. the laltds OF William f. Royal. T. ID. For
ier and others, aud containing 6S2 acres more or
less .,,,.,- ,>,,-,rrr.-r
The improvements are 4 BRICK DNEl,LiSu
with ten rooms. and all necessary farm ana "lEef
buildings. .,,.o,.,,,,
Persons disposed 10 purchase are invited TO cN'h'-
inc ills property before III" ,lav n1 siic .;,,
TERMS. under Tile deed. would be >iitlc ~ '
10 dcfray the expenses Of sale and 10 ;t' on ",'i
for 50 500 with si arrears ol interest," he .lon 49,
and the residue upon such terms IL me eit"' ~
said deed NAV prescribe: bur am authorize. u! ~"
crrdtrur TO siie ltat if dcsrch Il isS laSi
cash VIII be requires. and = rri;soi"o'S ''e
for the residue Of The debt StcEr rrus,ec
GRtbBs "ii'LlA is 22.24 &c, 2S&td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
.Tbe Eryptfaa goddess Isis-the moon

Editors Dispatch: Will you insert fo ,. a
subscriber the following inquiry IN Tue
Dispatch az, mn 5,ersioned.
through the medium OF the D.spatcni; o VI
the whereabouts Of Miss Mary An9si'
SON, the eminent actress! NAoiA'
7 :. ANSWER:
The following is all that we know as 10
her whereabouts A..
Rridnet o,FIaherty. the cook, and Mary
aaarson the actress, are at Newport.
ME- is reiiable. but it may not be very I'M
ro n - Norr;stoon Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
By Gr,r;bs Il Williams,
Zeal Estate AGENTS an" A"c''"nre'S,
Eleventh street between Main ana h'iEh'

VALUABLE M.tRkET-G ARDEN
z ,Sn FARM. WITH BUILDINGS, on TIT
CEAltiTUN ROAD. one MIR Et 70. Wv n ~
N rn ~ thc itr w L. Timhcrlalc VIC VIII .cl
Inv inv ,nctol upon the premises on FEii,AI 1T OF
ny , ~" NJ * O'Clock l.. NJ. Tie VALUABLE
fII"TIE FhKM situated Is above, opposite TO 9lr
t'ncwnin.-S. -,. II. ,.;e,,, ,, a.,
,,n., g. i'm .r,-rltc condition. The improvements
s sIt' = HiiCK-ASn-FRANlED DWELLING witt
S,.vam rooms surrounded BY siadc-trce5, barn and
stable and there arc some fruit-rceS.
This property is situated 30 near tile CITY, on 4
good rnau nd the soil i fine, that IL oilers 4 rare
onportunity TO any one to secure Il nice suburban
cost. ,..
TERMS: VIII be liberal and will be made k@n~r
at the lime OF sale. CRU BIS VI I'LL ANS
iyo4 ltuc;iOuccrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
by Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate huctionccrS,
llCS Main street.

TRAME STORE AND DWELLING,
L No. s23 THIRD STREET: BEI IS,Eti ~, p ~
RI, AJH0pSE KUSsELL, AT AUCTION.-We
vii sell on NJ THnRSDAY July 81 1879, on the
premises. at O'Clock l.. 81, the HOUSE ana Lol
iains four rooms. and there is a FRAME HOUSE
in the rear, which fronts on alley, and rents sena-
TERNs: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months. with interest added and secured by
- hnad Of trust FRANK u. HILL & CO..
" q. 90 .iuctieucers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29

b Austip, Texas, tclaims TO be; the most
beautiful place in America. It MS will make
Pittsburgh feel bad. NeD Yoric Comnaes'.
siaI Advertiser Oh, no / Such Apstinta.
talon don't SCOT Pittsburgh Bulletin.
Is China man Ia San Francisco is leeturing
In favor OF abolishinc cats. Why don't they
20 forishatF tabbyl itiSnist - Cincinnati Sot.'
ArdGy Nii5hf. s sss 's5I5s.l3 81 e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
Ey Chailin. staples & co..
Real Estate Agents and AGctl6ncers,
No. | north Tenth street.
II ARGE rEREMPTORY UCTIO y
IL SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY At
STRAWBERRY HILL FARM.

T ARGE rEREMPTORY Az CTIO y
IL SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
STRAWBERRY HILL FARM.
At the request of Mr.. !. Davenport and the heirs
OF the late Mr. Il. Edmond we shall sell hy auction,
without limit or reserve. on THURSDAY July 81,
1879. at 10 O'CLOCK A. ". on the we!l-kn"wn
Strawberry Hill Farm, situated about "a mi!'S
north Of the city OF Richmond Work Horses. Q
large wrll-broke Mules. ] rair bloodcd Match
Horses = head of blOoded Cattle abe Hnl Is very
line and thorou:hhrcd.). Is or 20 head Of blooGru
Hogs, 6 LUMBER and Farp-WagonS. | hne Top
Sprlng- Wagon (rlaI,c BY r. II. BoSlierj. the Top
Bugpy, large and lrst-ciasS Hay Car'S.
lirsr-cl;t<s Mowers. Patent IIIy-Loadtr Scoops.
l Siumn.PGller and Machine for Moving Dwell
iHgs. rinGioncS. 'arge n'Imbcrol first class Sets
Of Harness. Giant Corn-C r"Shcr: great number
Of Double and Single Bars. pitch;0rkS. RHkcs.
Hoes Spades. and ShUyCls: very large Horse ana
Steam Corn Shelter tcapaciry $500 bushels
per dlrj. l Hand CorG-She!lcr. ! nearly new
S-Horsc Power tcOmDlctel. Pitts Tnreshing- Ma
chine. 2 Wheat Fans. - CraClr>, CARPENTER :
Tools. l.5G0 10 1000 bushels iirst-cihsa lee, |
Patent Chnri. very large fookiuS-S!"Tes ana
Utensils Ilrge iron Kettle l Cidcr-irrs:. Gar.
den Sced-Dril2 Farm-C Clocks. about 200 tons OF
new Whsat-Strsw. and many other things too hu-
mcrous 10 mention.
The sale will commence promptly ut % y. VI. As
IL is one Of The largest sales OF personal property
for many years, hence parties should be- AZ the sale
promptly ut 10 4. NJ. To euabc the auctiouccr 10
sell and deliver stock that day.
TERMS: All bills under 100. cash over 700. four
months time, negotiable notes with good chdorser,
''' ''''~ CHAPLIN, STAPLES & CO.,
~ 10 .eod1 OF Auctioneers.
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rFor the Dlspa,ch1
nrn aunhfx 0n Senin9 q Might loozIlAnk

CErcuS Oucus
would that 1coad read !hs swee. sac h's'ots
g. s,,rc IN a. ,,,,t az IIfe,s dark mystery
- Il wen warns to pass in one brief hour ,aht,
baaIsaed from she orient cline
.h snct Is, eos openIrg to the queen OF night,
sTo .is IN mat wondsss o Sasn i,as prayer
some , ,sst had nnewer Sweet flower to me,
As toi1e old Egyptian Watching there ,,.,,,,y,
Not message from Osiris, Isis, no!
But from the COO VI LUG CO - = RICHMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
FANT TOT ND.
Mail train arrives AZ Richlnonl NLL,,


Mail train arrives AZ Richlnoni dal'y.,
cept Sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ..y.,..
Express train arrives al k!ch;nrn! "a "'' ~,
at............ ,,,........t,-;- .,
and on Tuesday, Thursday. and >,'fr. '.'2 H.,
day connects at Richmond &"h q
cinia Steamboat COMPANY >.,.,s,-
Ariel, which leaves Eict.m ar. i,rorl
Point. Norfolk. &C.. At 7:l5 -
Accommodation train arIiy"r 4. Etcn
mOnd daily except Sunday at........... GOO ,
A mixed train leaves S',nin."n a -, ~ p
taking passengers from NirgmI H,.a.', ~. -
from Washington and arri:"> II tlr..s,r. = =. :.
z. 81. daily 'pt SGnITy. ''iI
A connects with virginia NnIrt etlrr.,r ....
ing at ll:J0 4. ". for E.ya.'abrr. ana l.,
Mississippi and Otto i:,i,ro,d -ilrinm. 1I,, . -
Virginia Midland raiIr"t'l, i"Ilia. ., ;:tG = 4 o.,
Washington.
Ing al $50 \. II. for Washington. a..f ~. -,
ginia Midland railroa!. !"t'lg. ~ - ! y
Lynchburg and Aiautlc, Mississippi a,.,i t,... :,
road stations.
y connects with Valley r.i,rrt.!. LdyiuI 3, !: %
VI. for HarriSOniturl, 30
f. connects with Valley :ii'rr..,. lee, sa "a. ..
A. NJ. :or Harp"r's F,Try. d"
+ connects with >trL. iii.~ !rr i,xlu.'p... 3.
G. connects wi'h &. y. = aud f. l.. sr4~,-.. ..
points on The onto ri',r an: t!GrlmH.n
II connects wiki >".,tu |4liry !s.'s.. .,...
Northwest.
} connects with al Has !i>~r."u.. q" = o..
Northwest, and son hw,:;. =. y rf., '
Engineer iI'r. -s... ........
CONWAY K. HOWARD. .Icwv''. D.. ..-.r
Ticket AI"uf. ... s.;
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LIVERY AMP SALES STABLES
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
STAz. & SO E4 ssH.N
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
AT
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
143s AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection with
his extensive stables one of the most 49,
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
O be found In this country: and having every Ia
cility for the accommodation or STOCK, respectfully
Solcils conSignmeutS OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
Of every kind, promising that all Stock. &c.- con-
siSucd 10 him shall have every attention, and re-
turns promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consgnments of almost every variety OF
vehicles for pleasure and work-purposeS, Us also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles IN
this department will be sold at lowest wholesale
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
ing TO purchase will find ii 10 their interest 10 ex-
anime this stock OF vehicles. &c :. - (,
My STABLE are new. OF I.ARGE CAPACITY
and afford every convenience for droyerS.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their awn use OF
the trade viii find large stock To select from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT-.
URDAY at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 20
- s'l.- JOHN e. DAVIS, Proprietor.
F.. r. COOK. Auctioneer. &c.,. ....
RICHABD ScLATER, Manager.
j. NJ. PACE Salesman. .'+1 t~ my17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
,CoNFECTHOsERrEs.H &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
Il daily my Inimtabe pure crushed sugar CLAIR.
DIES for wholesale purposes than any hT,se IN riis
perfectly pure and no adute-
ratious. We don't nse any gucos grape-sueur, tara
aila-- nothing but pure sugars; II Is more highly
Favored whiter brighter firmer, and Is warranted
to stand firm III any climate. - ..'zt.s-,S,s
LOUIS q. BOSSiEUX. Confectionery.
jaS0 t4l2 Main street