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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
BY james NJ. Taylor iS son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
Office COZ uer Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VACAN IT
L LOT On THE WEST SIDE OF NINTH
STREET NORTH OF LEIGH STREhT AT
AUCTIUN.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed
By Henry Johnson to the subscriber, dated Septem-
Der 20. 1873, and duly recorded n'lhe clerks
Office Of Ricnmond Chancery Court III d. *. 101
A. page sol, TO The payment of certain nego-
table notes therein mentioned, default having b.en
tip request OF the holder thereof. will proce' d 10
sell at public auction. upon the premises, ON FRI
DAY the 30th Gay Of October, 1874, IT "A O'Clock
=. N. If fur, If not the next fair day thereafe
SUNDAY excepted, the LOT rs above located, trout.
Ing 2S feet and running back between parallel
lines 100 feel 10 an alley % feet wide.
TERMS: snough In cash to pay The expenses Of
sale and the amount now due unGn said note: the
balance such terms as will be made known 1t
the hour Of sale.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES, NJ TAYT on 4 SnS AucIiorfpers. &C / q
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,o,, : Kingdom. Sell what you have and glve;
y .ha moor. and you shall have Jour reward

ron a Kingdom Sell what you have ano gss
% the poor, and you shall have Jour re"asu
;" T Ps they have renouneed The honers,
r,eoenres. and riches Of the world, the sIs'
tsrs are eninently happy, because tue love
NJ God Il In their hearts, and the desire u
NJ Him their ruling passion; IL -
THIS heavenly fire which prompts theu W
,eaye their fathers home and come " u !,
strange s land, and trample upon their ns'ur a
reserve and beg for the poor, and even 20
sntYer insults. There is no monuinest
ererted to commemorate their good deeds.
Their names. after death, are not recoraea
an t,rass or marble, but their amottion Is
erstjfied, because their names are Wfitleh III
s. re book of life.
other Churches.
At the Third Presbyterian church, KEY
James II. Baird. D. D., Of Baltimore, preach'
ed at II A. NJ. and 7:45 L. 81: ,
At the Broad.Street Methodist ehurch,
Pow 7 g. CRANBERRY preached in the morn
ing and Rev. John L. Edwards, ~ O'' az
night. ~ cooroo r.
y,ndors,;cc received three persons on pro-
fessiop of faith. ,,,, Pow
y lyli
r F.. woodward preached in the morning
and Rev. ". b. McGilvray at night seven
nersops were received on profession, anu one
by certificate. ,,oa =,
Rev. A. c. Bledsoe. pastor, preached az
Trinity Methodist morning and night. Az
This church there were twenty-ene additions
nv profession, besides sixteen bnptisms.
At the Guce.Street Baptist church Rev.
Dr Charles Manly, Of Staunton, fliied LIE
pulpit morning and night, preaching very
scceptably to large congregations. AT night
Dr Manly preached the annual sermon DC
tore the Young Mems Missionary Society OF
the church. Selecting as his text, He brake
and blessed and gave to The disciples, ana
the disciples TO the multitude" be preached
n simple. fresh, and very striking sermon,
which seemed TO impress deeply the very
large congregation present. A collection
was then taken up for the Society after
which the pastor baptized one-maklpg
three baptized and three others received
since their last report.
At Fulton Baptist the pastor baptized one
latter the sermon) Sunday night, making
thirteen baptisms as the result of the recent
meetings.
AT VenabeStrcet chapel Rev. ]. B. Bris.
low, Ol w UCGiluS, ". fo.s h'So tAiS pN'p''
morning and evening very acceptably to the
congregation. This church has changed its
week plight meeting from Thursday to We'd
neSday night.
AT the Manchester Baptist church IN the
morning the Presby terrain congregation at
tended the church, and at night DR.. Winfree
preached at the Presbyterian church.
In the afternoon Rev. j. William Jones de-
lktn Il RI 6nfn
day-SchooI Missionary Society at the Baptis
church.
Umrersata Ghmch.-Rev. James Shrig-
ley, of Philadelphia, preached to hi;
old parishioners at the Universais'
church at II A. NJ. Sunday. Hi
feeble health prevented him from holding
second service at night, much to the regre
of the large congregation present. He will
remain in the city during the week TO visit
his friends, and preach again on next Sun
day morning.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, purchasers for
w One CARLOAD Of CABBAGE, to arrive to-day;
IT'S barrels choice, large northern APPLES, 10
arrive to-day:
so barrels choice northern RED ONIONS, to Or
rive;
200 barrels choice EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
in StLre;
so bags prime, large Virginia PEANUTS, in
store;
$50 barrels (Stauhton Inspection &T
FLOUR, In store; -
100 barrel. (Richmond Inspection SUPERF1NE
FLOUR, In store:
$500 bushels prime WINTER SEED OATS, In
store;
800 bales prime Virginia HAY. in store.
Also, good supply OF BUTTER, EGGS, CHICK
EMS. TURKEYS. MILl.-Ft ED, HOM1Ni,
GRIrS, GOLDFISH, HADDoCK, CANNED
GOODS, &c.
all Of the above to be sold cheap for cash.
j. K. HOOK aDhY,
oc 27.3t 1928 Main street.
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OFFICE OF GFRyAS STORRS, !
AGENT CHAMELEON COAL COMPANY,
No. 1924 CARY STREET, (
RICHMOND, October IL, 1871
r AM NOW PREPARED to forward Or
l. ders to Cannelton, WeSi Virginia. for Guanti-
Ties OF one car and upwards of our No. SEAM
BLOCK COAL. 1t Is unsurpassed for CRATES
steam, or manufacturing purposes by any spllnt
coal on this market For price per ion or 2,240
pounds prr car, delivered ut CheSa peake and ohio
denot. apDy to GERVAS STORRS,
Agent Canueton Coal Company,
1924 Cary street.
PARTIES buying car eau make arrange ments with
Messrs STORRS & CO. TO haul on reasonable
terms foe i5-tUc2Sl GEkFAS STORR-.
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fEAkEN UP AT HOLINESS old fE:E
Il place. on the Creighton road, about four!9sssE.
milea from Richmond, last FRIDAY, q large VIII Il
COW avirh RED SPOTS about the head. The owner
win Pease call, paJ charges, and take her away.
y DC 21-1t< IsHAM TODD,
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LOST, STRAYED, &C.

7 OST, last Saturday afternoon, on the
~ son h side of Main s. rect between Monroe Park
and owlan's "a, jewell, ~. MASONIC WATCH
EEY, split at the winder. The finder will be lbcr-
ally rewarded VI seturning 1t TO No. 915 west Main
street, oc 27-ltx
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The city churches were all we'll nl'ee . on
Sunday, both morning and eve''ne, saa ., snu
services In many Of them were Oh i.s"Ie , ."as
ordinary interest. In the a'.eInoou ,v,s,%
of the Episcopal and PRESBYTERIAN Cnu a,ei
were closed in consequence OF ouhe"S -senoo'
calculations.
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'EHE VIRGINIA FUEL.

4 vi la l. OlJ
The best household fuel in the world is the
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE, or CARBONITE.
found only in Virginia.
THE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY,
Of Virginia, are now mining and supplying to
dealers and families from their Carbon Hill mines
the best and clcancst
SOFT COKE, or CARBONITE,
ever brought into this market.
1t is pure and free from slate.
1t kindlcs readily and heats quickly.
1t burns freely without popping.
They also mine the JAMES RIVER BTTUMG-
NOUS COAL, which they VIII deliver i'll any guam
THY for engine or smith purposes.
soft Lump Coke, delivered. ................ 50 10
Soft Hail Coke, delivered. ................. 3 20
HARD Lump Coke. delivered .,................ 8 90
Hard Hail Coke. delivered. 4 so
Btu,Dinous Coal per ton. delivered........... K so
Office Corner hank and Eleventh streets.
Yards: Cary street near corner of Tenth. and
south side of the Dock opposite Nineteenth street
oc12 ROBERT +. DRAM. Agent.
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b PRESBYTERIAN sUNDAY-sCHooL MASS MEET
ISs.-The semi-snnual mass-meeting Of the
officers, teachers, Tand scholars Of the Pres
byterian Sunday schools of Richmond took
place at the Grace-Street church Sunday al
ternoon. The chair was occupied by the
presidential. NJ. Gillian, Esq. Professor
Harrison, of Richmond College, opened the
services with prayer, and the scripural les.
son was read by Rev. DR.. j. l.. Nj. Curry.
There were excellent addresses b. Rev.
DR.. j. l.. Burrows and Rev. DR.. ). E. Ed
wards. The singing, which was very fue,
was conducted by Mr.. Sleight,
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I1'oTRAY.-.A small BLACK COW OH
M was taken up by the police on the night sss2k-
OF the goth Instant The owner can get her by ap-
plying at police headquarters.
JOHN POE, JR.,
oc 24-3t Chief of Police.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19
Items.

= 1JCluS.
Silence is the best reply to folly.
.gQWhitc hands are nice, but willing
ones are nicer
Things that must be pushed Wheel
barrows.
sShge Mend [ can't is the confession Of
many meDdicant.
A gentleman caught cold by kssinga
lady's snowy brow.
''~ The vegetable that young ladies love
is, to:mathyoh'!
Silver sardine boxes are now given to
bridal. couples.
Wheniis; one,lovc dcformed Whe
1t is all on one side.
ed - The cause Of woman :ffrage-Scarci
ty of husbands.
Powdered meerschaum is now used
by ladies as cosmetic.
Sorrows are the shadows Of past
sgzSpltS ,lsti@.
A near lantern is better than dis.
tant star.
maggAs bad hnbit to get into--A coat that
is not paid for.
Good seldom or never come unmi xcd
With evil.
Don't bathe the eyes in cold water,
tcpid is the bost.
Trifes make perfection, but perfec-
tion itself is no tri1e.
How to avoid sea-sickncss- eep
away from the water.
-. Patience il. a flower that grows not in
gsA dSefy lSns's flower garden. :
an. - w Waits the best key for Christmas
box? A turkey.
ltis strange fact that wise men
learn more,trom fools than fools do from
wise men. 81 .g
In what case is it absolutely impossi-
Die to be slow and sure? In the case
4so sefsa watch. ae
Why has the hog the most brains of
all the animals Because he has a hog 8
head full of them.
~ Why do women talk less in February
than any other month Because it is,
the shortest month in the year.
Value the friendship of him who
sta1dssby. you in storm; swarms Of
iusects'wil surround you in sunshine.
Habit is cable; we weave thread
F,yaf it every day, and at last We cannot
1t is proposed that mon who are bald
headad have their monograms painted
on she bare spot.
Those who have tried it says that
kissing ID like sewing machine because
it seems good.
It's is almost as much sin to shut
eszzzGod's sunshine out of your house, as to
shut his Bible out.
Live as;long as you may, the first
twenty years are the longest half Of
your life,
The purest JOY that VIC can expert.
ence IN one we love, is to SEQ that per-
son source of happiness to others
aebsa They now say that Bozarris didn't
'cheer his hand at all, but hid in n
corndeld as soon as the fight be gan.
ssasg Along winded orator is said to have
ste4 sleeping car attacned 10 his train OF
thought.
-xiH.Onthe ragged edge Of dcspair-The
boy with q hole in the seat of his new
trowsers.
Somebody adyortises preparation
for keel ing alady's hands free from
chaps. A report that she has no mon
ey would do the same thing.
To make boys trowers last. When
you make q suit of clothes for him, fin.
HJishthe coat first, and by 80 doing YOU
make the trousers last. This is the on.
" way it can be done.
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Burns and Reecher.

q - q ~ I5.-.,
The following poem was written by
HirsJs Webb, Of Scotland, sixteen years
ago, en- the occasion of the appoil tment
of Henry ward Beecher TO lecture at
the celebration of Burns one hundredth
anniversary, January, 1859
learn the iaslshas fan to you
To gle the turdo Ayr his DUE
But use him weel;
He kept sweet Charity in view
Fen for the Dell.
.SaSssS Histfewsma faurs yc need ma tell;
Folks say ye're no ore guide yourself;
But DELL my care:
Gin yc'rc but half as guild as Rab,
We'll ask arc mair.
Then dinna seek to find q flaw;
But oor his fault's n mantle thraw,
sshsaSisEa'sssS And leave the rest
To him who made and tried the heart;
Hc kensthe best : 81
qgTIIm..n m..n,,,rv ,.n.. y, u, ,,n =,
q, What mays befa yer cannic sci
.Al 3 Some ly3preacher
May TAX The cudgels up for ane
Cad Harry Bcechcr.
/ haze nae dobt ye'd like TO ken
U Who that's takst the auld quill pen
g. To wlite this rhyme,
The knowledge wad be little worth
I'm pnst my prime.
gBut when lnssic, young and fair,
1--WE wandered aft by bonnie Ayr
VS., W. hehrtsomc glcc
Fer faie's stern mandate sent me forth
Far ore the sea.
StillsSeotia's hills and Scotia's plains,
Her poets and her poets strain
Tome arc dear
desert spring within my heart
.Gg9sleFpeyy yy''ld' claim tear tear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10
SOuthe I'm Rank ~. simeon Belden.

SrPFRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans, No. ?563.-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the Parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause Will proceed to sell
at public auction al the Merchants and Auction,
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between anal ana
Customhouse Streets in the Second District OF this
city. on WEDNESDAY. April 8, 1874. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. tho following described property. to
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and Improvements and appur-
tenaAces. situated in the Fourth District OF this
city, and designated by the numbers one and two,
in the square bounded by AnnuncIation, Laurel.
Second and Third streets on sketch annexed to
an act executed in the office OF Abel preyf0us,
notary public in this City, on the eighth day OF
April 1871 being a sale from John NJ. wymau to
Charles w. Grahdjean, according to which sketch
said lots measure, in English measure, to wit Lot
number one has thrty-t light feet seven inches two
lines front on Annuncialion street by one hun
dred and twenty nine feet eight inches IN depth;
and lot number two has thirty-twO feet front on
Annunci3tIOn street. by one hundrrd and twenty
nine ieet eight inches in depth bounded on the
side next Third street by lot number one, ON the
side next Second street, by lot number three on
said sketch. sold BY Wyman to- Charles ". Grand
2. TWO CERTAIN lots OF GROUND. situated
In the faubourS IRENE, Second District OF tins CITY,
designated by The numbers nine and ten IN SO uare
Robertson Claiborne and st. Philip streets. as per
plan made by VOilguiD, architect, dated December
u, 1885. deposited in the office of Hughes Pedes-
claux, then notary public in this city; said lots
measure each thrty feet trout on Dumane street,
between Robertson and Claiborne streets by
ninety feet in depth together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon and appurte-
nances thereof.
The property herein firstly described was &C
CURED by the defendant herein from John Mentz
Wymal. by act passed before A. DTeyfous notary
public in this CITY, on the twenty fifth OF April
1871; and the property herein secondly DEF er,6ed
was acquired by the said defendant from Mrs
Egle Aubry, by act passed before o. DroIet, notary
public in this city. on the twenty-tourth day Of
May, 1871.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
W P HARPER,
mh6 10 ans Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10
w. r. hAhf In,
rnh6 20 APP Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
Henry March IS. Edward Newman.

CXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No 5324.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to m. directed by the orcrable the 81 xth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, 10 91e
lie auction at the Merchants and AuctiOueers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tsmhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city on TUES. AY, April 7, 1874, at twelve o'clock
~, the following described properly, TO wit
A CERTAIN PORTION Oh LOT OF GROUND,
situated, lying and being in the Fourth District of
this city in the sd uare bounded by Third, Second,
Bsronne Gate Bacchus) and CarOnd-l let Qat /,
ApollO) streets, which lot or portion OF ground
measures sixty feet front on Third street by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth and front on
Baroune street, of which two streets it forms the
corner, ard is composed of the half of the lots de-
sgnated by the ntim bers twenty, nineteen, eight.
cen and seventeen and portion of the lot deslg
square deposited in the Office Of (. G. Gottschslk,
late notary public in this city, as plan mum Der
twenty nine. Being the same property acquired by
the efendant herein BY purchase from the plaintiff
herein per act passed before w. Casteil, notary
cubic of this city, the tenth OF February 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms. /. In cash for Sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim, say the SUN OF sixteen hundred
and twenty FIVE dollars, with interest thereon at
eight per cent per annum from the enth OF FEB
ruary. 1873, until the day of salt; five per cent
attorneys fees four dollars costs Of copy of act.
and all costs of suit. 2 The purchaser 20 assume
Ito the extent of the amount OF his bid) the pay
ment of two piOmIssory notes. secured py mort
gage SAID property, drawn by defendant to his
own order and by him Endorsed, each tor the sum
of sixteen hundred aud twenty five dollars dated
February 10. 1873 and payable respectively at two
and three years after date, and bearing Interest at
the rate OF tight per cent per annum from date
until paid. ;. And the balance of the pIIoe Of
W. r. HARPER.
mhS is ap. sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10

A. Rochereau e. Co. vs.. Widow J. G.
Usener, individually and as testamentary ex-
ecutrix Of her deceased husband.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 5765-By virtue of writ Of seiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans. m
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
n the
o'clock NJ. the following described property. to
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First District Of this city, forming the corner Of
Girod and New Levee Streets il the square bounded
by New Levee. dirod, Commerce and Sotre pane :,
the same and other lots drawn by J. A. D'Heme-
court surveyor. on the third day OF February 1862
public in this city. Said lot asures according
t. said plan, one hundred and two feet four inches
feet seven inches in depth and front on Glrod
street. one hundred and two feet cightinches in
depth on the line dividing it from lot number two.
and one hundred and thirty feet eleven inches six
lines the line, together with all and sim
| gular the buildings and improvements thereon,
known as the Commercial Hotel, and the rights.
| thereunte belonging Being the same property
acquired by the late John c. Usener deceased, by
| purchase from William T. Hepp. per act passed be-
fore James Fahey: notary public in this city. on
| the seventeenth Of August. 1871.
Ne zed in the above suit
Terms-1he purchaser to assume the payment Of
two certain prOmissOry notes, each for the sum OF
three thousand, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
| drawn by John Conrad Usener, to his own order
and by him iDdorsed, dated on the eighth OF July
| 1871, and payable at the State National Bank Of
New Orleans, respectively at three and four years
after date and bearing interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per annum from date until paid. = he
purchaser to paw attorneys fees at the of five
per cent in OF suit said notes and to keyp
| the buildings the property insured againit fiso
and transfer the policy to the belders OF said notes.
| the whole in accordance with the stipuations of
the act of sale from Willial0 T. Hepp TO John Con
rad Usener, passed before James Fahey notary pub
| lic on the seventeenth August 1871. The balance
| Of che price to be paid cash on the spot.
| w. p HARPER,
fe2I milo Is Sheriff Of the Parish of Orieans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10

cIxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No 5428.-By virtue OF a writ OF feri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above er titled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
he auction on the premises he reinafter designated
Oh TUESDAY. March 10. 1874, at half past ten
O'Clock A. NJ. the following described property. to
wit ~. -.
Poyaras street. in the FIRST District of this city, AZ
per inventory which may be seen in my office.
Also, the une pired term OF the lease Of said
T. ALL THE GOODS AND MERCHANDISE be-
longing to defendants, and contained in the Boston
Warehouse, on IafA cite street, between camp
and Magazine streets, in the First District Of this
ofiioe
longing to defendants and contained in my ware.
house, No. "A Ut. Ann street, between Royal and
Bourbon Streets in the Second District Of this city
ptr inventory which may be seen In my ONCE.
Seized in the above suit.
The sale to commence at No. ITO Canal str eet
and to continue from day to day until the entire
mence at Nos "a and rs Magazine streets and to
continue from day to day until the entire stock
etc. Of said stores Is disposed Of and then to COM
mence at store No. III P0ydras street and to con.
til from day to day until the entirs stock of said
store is disposed OF, and then to commence 1T the
Boston Warehouse, and to continue from day to
house are disposed Of and to end with the sale Of
defendants goods contained in my war house. No
"A St. Ann street.
The goods and merchandise to be sold consist OF
o large and fine assortment Of crOckery and glaze
ware and house furnishing goods.
Printed catalogues OF the articles to be sold may
be had . few days previous to the sale on applica
ton to the sheritfs office.
Terms-For the stock of merchandise, bills. 40
counts etc. cash the spot and for the leases the
pure to pay the rent it falls due, and the
ba anoe of the price OF adjudication If any. caAh
on the spot
mhlOlt Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.