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4 UCTION SALE OF THAT BEATTI
"a FUL AND WELL-LOCATFD BUILDING
LOT on WEST GRACE DETWFEN HENRY
AND BkLNiDlRE STREETS. AND ADJOIN-
ING TIE HANDSOME RESIDENCE or j. Il.
WINSTON, ksQ.-By request Of iha owner we
shau sell bY 9uciion, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1883.
az > O'Clock Z. NJ. the LOT above referred 10.
having front Of 30 feet on Grace street by a
depth of $50 feet 20 an alley 20 feet WIDE This Is
perhaps the only opportunity that for .Omc time
70 come will be offered parties in quest of q site In
this location upon which 10 build q home. 81 the
few remaining lots IN the locality named are not
on the market save ~ fancy prices.
TERMS: one third In cash: the balance upon a
credit Of six and twelve months. per cent. inter-
est added, and secured by trusi-decd upon the
property. CHEWING < ROSE.
apps Aucfioucers
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Benjamin Franklin said: " lie that takes
wife takes care" Not If he takes care
when he takes her .-NOrriStOlon Herald.
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This Office will be opened DAILY from o O'Clock
4. VI. 70 o'clock +. NJ, FROM TIE 10TH TO
THE 3OrH DAY OF APRIL, for the purpose Of
receiving the
LICENSE TAX
from all Auctioneors. Architect, Brokers Board
mg-llouscs, Commission Merchants. Coal Compa-
MES, Doctors, Den lists Eating and snack-louse.,
Employment Agencies, Lawyers, Lumber Mca-
surers. Mercantile Agents. Merchandise Brokcrs
stock and Exchange Brokers Steamboat Compa-
mics, sewlng-lIachlne Agents, Junk and Oyster
Dealers, Photographers, Hotels. saloons Restag-
rant, Wholesale and Retail Liquor-Dcal Toie-
graph aad Express Compmies, Ticket Agents.
Theatres and Public Halls, Real Fstat, Agents,
Bitter Manufacturers, Bottling Alcs. &c.
Forall bills remaining UNPAID OF THE lsr
DAY OF MAY a fine Of not less than 81 nor more
than - for each day thereafter wal! De impo.ed.
\. r. WOODSON.
ap l3-l5t City Collector.
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ave
hmO'dI 2:45 Z. 81 f:3O 4. ~ 900 T. 81
i've at
Point 300 T.. w. 7:J0 s. - o.g5 T. NJ.

Passenger trains connect af Wat Point Tuos-
day, Thursdays. and saturdays wilh steamers Tor
Baltimore aud the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond 81 4:39 a. ~.
and 500 2. VI. viii have Dassengcr-cOaches at
iached.
Train No. Al connects NJ Bsrseville win NOR
folk and Western railroad foe fdrusliie, L.F ch-
burg End All southwctern points.
Train No. 30 Through passenger stops - alfffa-
lions, connecting al Sgthcrls's with MliiOn ana
>nihcrlln Narrow-GauGc railroad fDf MILLION 20
Greensboro for al points on north Carolina DIVE
sion and salem Branch; "a Atlanta FOR ~ points
south AMI southwest; 10 salisbury f0r al points
on Western North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 81 Through pa. eayrr and flsif' sfOr1
al all stations, connecting a. >utse4iius With Nil
ton and Suthcrn Nalr0w-GNlgc rriir1ad fnr
Branch: Al Charlotte with Charlotte. Csiumra
a1o Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. August,
Trains from ne souih arrive "a Richmoao rs
f33 +. VI, 600 4. ", and 1915 T.. ". aLc from
Wet Pom ~ le:R, =: ". Passenger, snd s'j5
BON AIR PAS ESGER SERVICE
Trains
Leave
Richmond at go. 4ol..-....~. 800 ~.
Bon ........ c.27 r. e..
Coalloid. ........... J.fJ -. s.
RETURNING
Coalfcld n tNo. fl....................e 600 An.
Bon An.
Arrive
............7.ff AN.
Al regular passenger Train. s'ep 40 }ou ar.
PULLMAN-CfE SERVICE
On Tram 5o--Ncw York 1850 Atlanta eta Wash-
iDgtoa and baUrllic
on Train 5--l:rhu.li arf DauFlllr. -rf
Washington aud Augg-t'.
Tickets sold % al points -oHih. -1. tlflst. a. b
southwest and baggage "a. D'kcd dr0leh.
No ly-Oyer CHECKS given fn iDrIl fIehft-.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
Z. ". r. IAL'DIr.r'uo. Manager. NH 2
I'VE YORK-BlYER LINE
10
BhJ TNOHE.
Tr-woeky fcVcelt suudaVI. Irfn further nr-
ticc steamers riu mo, linc leave Wr-f Point ff
Baltimore Tuesday. ILur-taYs. auG saturday,.
S;raigh, tickets so 81 30
10
LEAVE
RICHMOND RICHMOND AND DANYU III
RAILROAD NlECINTA->TREET DEpOD
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Al 2fj D.. NJ.
ARRIVE
AT BALTIMORE At 1870 AN
For Tickets. Tlme-Iablcs, and an nf0rl1rrr.
call on A. N.tAEbLk & Co, 1000 Main f..lf
ami Ticket ~ az at ,lc T. edmond and D4l.
depot.
state-Rooms and Berhs occurred sa appna.a
al this Office 20. ~i.At liiltH.
General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Traffic MANAGER. boz.
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A TLANTIC-COAsT LINE.

LEAVE Observation-Disclosures.

LEAVE EiCHMorp-soUTuwARD
ll:iS A. NJ. daily. connecting for Norfolk. pa.
leigh, tIarlc-tIn. savannah. and tf.-
rida. stops 700 DreWry' BilH. Conc
traiil. and Chester Pullman sioeper
Ncw York % savannah.
s15 p. VI. FAST MAI. daily. connecting Tor
Charleston. savannah. and tIlrida.
This train make. Do local stops. lull-
95s p. ". daily. cou1,ciiue icr Cl,r,e.ron. So.
Nlnulh, ana llarilt. stops 20 Clos
ter. pullman sleeper Washington O..
Jdch.uufI'l
6.5s A. VI. and 6.lSP ". freight, daily lc,c,fi
sunday.
Sts - 4, n sunday excursion.
LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r-rRov ALP.
roAAl4'N ptrrI.
3:J5 4. NJ. FAST MAIL. diily. Makes mo- ir...
sion.. Pullman ,ll,Ilr Charleston ID.
Washington.
7;05 4. VI. daily. stops 80 CHESTER Contra.
and Drury's Bul Pullman ..,,t..
Jacksonville tp Washington.
go l. VI ah.} SOP, 90 chester and CDIt..-
ia. Pullman Sleeper Savannah D..
7.5s 4. 81. and j.ps T.. VI. freight. daily ,exc..
sunday.
4ia.55ss T. T. NJ NJ sunday excursion.
81 daily passenger tram. mako ci $50 connect. .a
at Richmond ior an points north. east 1000 N,.t.
TIE ONLl ALL-kAiL Eol a. 40
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond HIS 4. ~ daily. Arrive ~.
fox 4. VI.
Leave Norfolk l2;4s =. VI. daily. Arrive RE.
mOnd 4:26 4. VI.
>. r. KENNY, Superintendent
4. VI. EMERSON. General PASSENGER AGENT
>oL. HAAS. Traffic Manager. Yes
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NLDDOMNION STEAMSHIP 1>E@
~ COMPANY. s.:gezasx;.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one OF eirspeudic
steamers-GUl ANNETTE. ROANOhE, MAN
HAITIAN. Old DOniNiON, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing. see ady ertisement belowJ
steamers leave New orb I E>DAi =. THURS.
DANs,and SATURDAY. at 3 p. VI. from Pier 20
NEW nuwberl, North river. foot Of Beac5 street
They nave splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed,
Aftcr-cabin fare 20 New YORK Including meals
and BERTH. SO: rOund-trip tickets SIe: sloeiage,
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence, 50.
Freights for points beyond New Ork forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received unit o'clock 2. VI. daily.
TOR further information, Apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents.
~ 90 Oflce COmnauV's wharVC-. ROckeftg
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DELINQUENT TANES.
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE
TAXES FOR 1882.

In pursuance Of an ordinanceof the city OF Rich
mond have preparedan posted in the City Hall a
LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES On REAL
ESTATE FOR 1882,
subject 70 the inspection of all concerned.
Furthermore, IN pursuance Of ordinance. notice
Is given In all the daily paper OF this city that all
such delinquent real estate will be sold AZ auction
on TIT Isl DAY Of the May term Of the Hastings
Court being the 7Tu DAY OF MAY, 1881. I'M
less the taxes and penalty thereon have been pre-
ylously paid.
/ am further required by ordinance TO publish I'm
one or more of the daily papers of this city. not
less than ten days previous to such sale. list OF
real estate delinquent FOR the taxes Of the pre-
yious year. I'm conformity Herewith. notice is
hereby given that such list viii De published In the
State on
SATURDAY, April 2lsr,
ANDoS
SATURDAY, MAY 5Tu.
That on MONDAY, II belag the arst day OF the
May term Of the liustings Court. shall, between
the hours Of ~ NJ. aud 4. NJ. proceed 10 SELL In
front Of the City Hall, on Broad street between
Ninth and Tenth. the real estate delinquent as
aforesaid, with the penalty of per cent added.
A. II. wooDsoN,
ap 12-6t Collector.
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TWO REMARKABLY CASES OF Ion.
GEvITy.
Death OF u Negroes at 1913.

ibo"Iihe btcth thyl peinocrat.I
A correspondent from Woodburn writes
us Of the death OF old Aunt Sarah Mallory,
which took place Monday the 26ih ultimo,
who Is represented rs the Oldest person in
the country, or in the State. mt the
time Of her death. Her age is placed at
about 1873 years. She was brought
from Virginia by .Shadrach Vaughn in
1900, and was then in her forty-ninth year,
and has lived in the neighborhood OF
Woodburn ever since. She made the trip
from this county to Virginia and return
three different times on foot. The last trip
was made after size was one hundred years
old. She was never sick in her life, and
even her death was NOT preceded by any
sickness; she seemed merely to fall asleep,
and died without a struggle. Our CORE
spondent is q reliable gentleman OF Wood
hYtrn
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LEAVE
RICHMOND RICUNOND AND DANyfT III
RAILROAD NlEGINIA->THLET DEpOI
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Al 2.fj p. N.
tTITgF
pICuNlOND AND ALLEGHANg
Ia RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
~ EFFECT FlBRUARY I2.Ise3.

IL EFFECT FLBRrARY J.. Iss3.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
720 a. VI. NAIL daily leNccrf sunday, c0n-
meeting at Lyuchhure Aith VIRGINIA
Midland railway Tor Hil Iniufg
nrrih.and Norfolk and Western rtlI-
rofd for huoaInc. Chattanooga. Ar
hria. Nashville. Louisville. Mtu-
lhi-, Sew Orleans, aud $40 points
lu tlc >uUtL. southwest. and Tex.
Day coaches, Richmond to LSu.I-
burg; sleeper, LyuriHurg o. Sow
Orleans aud Memphis Ni,Ao.i
$3.50 =. VI. ACCOMMODATES daily lcxc.rt
sunday between Richmond al.
-roft-Nllie
$50 Z. VI. NIGHT EXPRESS daily IoNrDrt
saturday n.rweeu Eiclm." I.
Lsncalurg' Lexington, au4 tuit,-
Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
eos 7. VI. MAIL daily except sunday.
lO.SU A. Il. AttONAODAIlON daily .cNclrt
sunday.
700 \. VI. NIGHT EXPRESS daily lexc,,.
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
AZ Richmond with a--nrIttef railways for
points south. and Richmond. Frederick sbur- ar.
Potomac railroad for 900 points Nnr'h.
NIcflfng-c0r uftGchlf DO Afl.f Express I-
LyRch5Urg ult LflfHgfou. Berth, 81 tnffU..-
burg. and lbs % Lexington.
Wall trains stop twenty minute, az Nlll.u's
Adventure Tor breakfast AMI SUPPER.
p. -. bAEBOIE,
a. IL General Freight aud p,--.I-,r AGENT.
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Nearly One Hundred and Three.
nndlananolts Jon.naI.I


Jeremiah Wampler died on Monday, LIST
instant, ut his residence. in Bainbrdge. at
the age OF one hundred years nine months
and twenty-five days. He was born at
Wytheylle. Wythe county, Va, in 1ISO.
and was married TO Miss Eebecca Hall. OF
Wythevilc. Va, September 4, 1921.
after which he emigrated to Bedford,
Indiana, where his wife died, leaving
him TO care for seven children. He
subsequently removed from Bedford to
Gosport, owen county. where in short
time he married Miss Elizabeth Morehcad.
From Gosport he came to cambridge, Put
nam county, where he remained working
at his trade until few days OF his death.
lie was veteran OF the war of 1912 in Cap
tain Lewis Halls company OF Virginia mi
litia. Notwithstanding his age he could
read and write without the Use OF glasses.
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DOR BALTIMORE. sT--Ir-. q,
4 Es...s.llas.
P0WHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.

Until further notice. The steamer LUCILLE viii
sail every SATURDAY an 4 L. W.. from POWllA-
TAN DOCK. at Twenty-fOurth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore
Through bills Of lading signed and goods fore
wardcd with dispatch 10 points North and West
Freight received daily until J.. VI
For further Information. apply 10
W. %. Knight, Agent.
ID. j. WEIsICER. Soliciting Agent de -
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Nv Frank ID. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
HOS Main street.
ELEGANT FOUR-STORY DOUBLE
IL BRICK RESIDENCE.
WITH BEAUTIFUL SIDE LOT AND
GROUNDS.
AT NORTHEAST CORNER or THIRD AND
GARY STREETS,
\ I CT ION.

At the request of the owner. William &. Miller.
Fs1.. we win offer the above DESIRABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY az auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL II. 1883,
AZ , o'clock p. VI.
The house is one Of the best-built and most con-
ycniently-arranged private dwellings in the city.
and money was not spared I'm is construction.
IL has been recently put I'm thorough repair.
painted Inside and out, and every room grained
and newly papcrcd. The house contains sixteen
rooms. with al the modern Improvements. and "a
wide hall running through the house TO a hand
some piazza In rear.
There Is on the lot orc cf The handsOmosl and
most substantial stables ever built I'm Richmond
Of stock-brick. WIKI stalls for four or five horses
and accommodations for two or more carriage.
the upper part being nicely finished on, with TWO
lOdging-ro0ms above. Upon the lot adjoining the
house IS brick building with several rooms.
The whole lot fronts on Third street 1873 feet hv
100 feet to IN alley. and will be divided according
10 a plat with the auctiOnCers.
Premises can be seen any day from 10 20
O'Clock.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balanceat six. twelve
and eighteen months, win 8 per cent Interest
added. FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
mp 6.7.s,lO.12,lfl5&l7 Aucu0uoCrs.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
- SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBEE "a

4 liESAPEAhEA AND ONO RAILWAY
- SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER "a
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and Ciu, nd.
natl express A Z. NJ. daily; maii, > A. 81 81. ..
except sunday % Clifton forge. for N.ff
and 0ld Point. 4:l5 T.. II. daily except Suldlg
for Old Point s.2O \. ". daily
THE 1 i. M. TRAIN STOPS FOR Loo.
Vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND; From TIE West. g.
VI. daily, 1870 /. VI. except ~unt.lNl and 9.l5 r.
Vi. daily; from Norfolk aud Old Point. lI:45 4. a..
daily Except sunday; from old Point. $3.50 +. 81.
daily.
Pullman slceplng-cars and day coaches from
Richmond 90 Cincinnati daily. and nom Chlf-
lotiesyille $50 l.. ". daily 60 Louisville VIII
ont change.
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
n. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agruf.
e. W. SMITH. General Manner t,f =
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by Jno. l.. Laughton, Jr. Aucti0necr,
1906 Main street.

by JnO. l.. LaughtOn, Jr.. AucliOneer,
1905 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
4 DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. HOSIERY. MIL
LIVERY. AND GtNTLENEN'~ FURNISHING
GOODS AZ PUBLIC ACCTiON.-Iu TIE cXccu-
ton OF q deed of trust from Green & Waugh. dated
February 81. 1883. and recorded in he clerks
Office Of The Chauccry Court Of Richmond, in ID.
Il. l22 b.. page 40. win on
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1888.
commencing IF ] % o'clock \. W., and continuing
from day 10 day until the entire stock Is disposed
Of. onar for sale no public auction 90 the store No.
3l3 east Broad street between Third and Fourth
streets. the stOck u GOODS conveyed % me by
the aforesaid deed. consisting of DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS. HOSIERY. MILLINERY. and GIN
TLEMEN'> FURNISHING GOODS: also. al Of
the COUNTERS. SHELVING. SHOWCASES.
SC, I'm the said store.
IN the mean time will continue TO dispose Of
said stock at private sale Al cost.
TERMS Cash. HARVEY WILSON.
ape trustee
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UOR NEW YORK.-The Old .Csa>g,

a. q
r. Dominion steamship GOr.pany's --s7-s.ssa.-
proposed ,1llings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION. captain WALkER, FRIDAY,
April l3th. at o'clock T.. VI.
EOANOkE. Captain toUCH, SUNDAY, April
18th. al o o'clock \. NJ.
WIANOKF. Captain NULPHERs, TUESDAY.
April 7th, at , O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received until l O'Clock = VI. Friday.
o'clock T.. VI. saturday. and 10 1 O'Clock +. NJ.
Tu sday.
Through bills of fading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch ID All points north, south,
east, and west, also 10 foreign p9rs.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
At;tr-caBin fare 10 New York Including meals
and BERTH, $40: rOuDd-trp pickles SIS; Storage,
with subsistence, -; without subsistence. SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
DAYS. Wedncsdays.and Saturdays 10y the Richmond
and Petersburg rairoad al 100 & VI. viii make
connection Mt Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, 5000. Tickets % be had 40
the Richmond and Petersburg depot ard 4. "
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply Ia
GEORGE ". ALIEN 4 CO., Agents,
ap IL COmpanY's Wharf Rockets.
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AUCTION sALEs..future Dsys:,

by Gcorg- n. PoindeSter'
Real Estate Agent and Anc'iohee''
No. 1900 Main street.
NINE BEAUTIFUL BUlLDiN1 1877 LVrT
~ on THE SOUTH SIDE or CLAY ssrln6rk
BETWEEN GRAHAM AND ,DD,r, nNNJnW nv re-.
STREETS. TO BE SOLD Bf NV, CO., tho city.
we viii sell by auction. on
FRIDAY THE 20TH APRIL
at o'clock T.. NJ, the above LOTS, anoup ~" ~
most desirable cheap lots In the western poI,,o"
the city. Attention Is called 10 tnis S''' ~
they will De sold. .rd
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ~ SIX am
twelve months, negotiable notes srcureu ~, "''
deed. GEORGE III. POlNDE NJ ,..
ap IA AuctOneSl.--
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by George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionccr,
1905 Bank street.


TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
L TWO LITTLE FARMS. OF NINE AND
TEN ACRES, LOCATED CONTINENT 10
KMBY's STATION, RICuMoND. fkhDE-
HICKSBCRG MD POTOMAC RAILROAD,
ABOUT TWELVE MILES FROM RICHMOND.
IN HANOVER COUNTY. NA.-ThE ONE OF
NINE ACRES l. OCCUPIED EI STEPHEN
PURCELL. THE OTHER BY THE WIDOW OF
TIE LATE MARTIN PURCELL.-By virtue 81
a deed If irlist executed 90 me by Martin Purcell
aud wife. bearing date April ]. 1ss2. and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of Hanover County
Court. -. -. II, page 3iO.o securca certain note
and whereas default having been made IN tie pay
mcnt Of said note. and being requested so O. do.
viii sell N auclion in front Of the cdstoin-housc
on
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1883.
nj 3 o'clock T.. NJ. the abovc-dCscrliod property
TERMS Cash IS To expenses If sale and To pay
on "A note row due of $50: the balance upon such
terms rs the administrator may dir,c'.
&. 4. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE J.. CRAWFORD, Aucti0neer.
POSTPONEMENT
Postponed ON account of weather TO
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL l4TH,
at 10 O'Clock. G.. \. CRAWFORD.
ap II trustee.
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POSTPONTNFNT

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until
TUESDAY, April II. 1883.
at lOoclOck \. III. HARVEY WILSON
Yrn.f.,
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By Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auct!onecrs, and Brokers'
80. north Tenth street.
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ID HILA ID T. l. Z II \, RICH e SS~s.
4 s.ssss-<~sa.
MOND AND NORFOLK
sTEAMsHI COMPANY.
LICENSE TANES.

OFFICE CITY COLLECTOH.l
RICHMOND. April IL. lSS3.
7 license TAX.
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lPasz'r da.lyItrognt dni- bright d.iIy
eHctsnnday.iyeN. smdy. ~. sunday.
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1914 Main street.
THIS MORNING
At 1880 O'CLOCK
will offer the largest consignment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE SILVEE-PLATED WARE.
ROGERS's BEST TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY. &C.
Every article warranted - represented. Goods
sold al your own prices without rc.eryc.
These goods are strictly first class, such rs are
usually found by the best jewellers.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. Auctionccr.
op13 1914 Main street
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I'VE YORK-BlYER LINE
BALTIMORE.

ttcc steamers ri0 mo, lime leave Wt-f Point f.f
Baltimore Tuesday,. ILurilya, anG saturday,.
Straight tickets 90 30
Neils.-...... -
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Leave
Rich'nd al.
Arrive at
Burkeyiile
SutherliH's
Danyiile...
t,r'ns lDOro'
Raleigh.
Salem o.
Salisbury
harlotte.
Spart'Bb'g|
treengiue
Atlanta
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y. Z. hENll. Superintendent.
4. VI EMERSON. General PASSENGER A.eur
>OL. HAAS, Traffic Manager COS
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-08-23
tiously, knowing the danger if I failed.

tiously, knowing the danger if I failed.
One second more-i pressed the trigger,
the ball went straight in at the corner Of
his eye and he fell. Now was
the question, was he dead or did he, as
they often do, pretend and lie motionlesf?
The blood flowed freely and he seemed
not to have any life, when of the Zouaves
said: Isl, monsieur, me donne cent
francs (G4), je descends ct je lui dome
son reste." said: II will give you the
amount with pleasure, but do not wish
you to risk your life for 4 paltry sum,
because if he is not quite dead, you are
dead the moment you come near him. !"
Well, the man thought he would risk it,
being of opinion the beast was dead.
He descended, his rifle under his arm.
his finger on the trigger. but as he with
the utmost caution neared the lion, a
violent, spasmodic stroke with the tail
made us fear that it was all over with
the man. At this critical moment he let
the whole charge in at the lions ear and
fortunately killed it. Then, of course,
we all came down, and now Tie Arabs
began insulting him: "You robber, you
thief, you stole my sheep; you dishon.
orable brigand, you murdered my
lamb" etc., etc. 1 don't know whether
the lion despised calumny, but he re-
piled nothing, which SCENE the most
practicable means of silencing gossiping
tongues, and after cutting his head off,
which was borne in triumph into the
village, this exciting event was over.
Temple Bar.