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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-16
RICHMOND, November Is, 1875.


Messrs. Editors, Permit me through the
columns of your journal to call the attention
of the proper authorities to the eSecrable
condition Of Main street in the immediate
vicinity of Lombardy during rainy weather.
The tax payers in this neighborEood justly
complain that their interests are grossly
neglected. 1t appears that in removing the
surplus dirt along the line of the Waterman
leading from the new reservoir large de-
preston was made in the street at the point
above referred to. The consequence is that
after heavy rainfall eTee pond of water
remains, comnletely i@mersing the side.
walks, and rendering 1t impossible for either
vehicles or pedestrians TO pass.
I trust / have said enough to induce the
Street Committee to have the necessary re-
pairs made before another wet season.
OSCEOLA.
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~ 5..tByJ. Thompson Brown, ~
Auctioaeer and Real Estate Agent
~ 80 No. Il16 Main street. I
TRUSTEES SALE oRTHlA.Tl. BIE ;l!l =.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT BEAUTI-
4 Full NEW BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETW BEN
first AND .EluSHEE STREETS, ANDNEXT
TO ST. MARKS CHDRCH-By virtue Of 2 deed
October, 1874, by @. P. Rady, trustee, and duly
recorded In asfice Of the Richmond Ghancery
Gourt-D. B. 10f A, page 1870 secure certain
note therein meuttoned, and default having been
made In payment Of said note shal. being required
so 10 do by the beneficiary, sell at public nntoD, On
the premises, on TUESDAY, 18th day OF Noyeni;
ber, 1875. at O'Clock r h the property described
Is An that lot, piece or parcel of land, with all
the improvements thereon, lying and being In the
city Of Richmond, and bounded as follows, to Wit !:
Be9inning on the north line OF Cay streetar point
sixty I'VE feet west OF Its intersection with First
Clay street thifty-two feet and SIX inches; thence
nj right angles IN Bortherlp direction, and between
parallel lines one hundred and forty feet to an alley
fafteen feet wide.n -
The improvements consist Of a first. class BRICK
DWELLING with iron vcranda. iron front. fence,
and all modern improvements. The house has nine
rooms besides closets and back-room, double par
Iors connected by sliding doors set With 8gred glass
Dapnels, marble. manfels, Latrobe heater, coal,
wood, and wine-vaults cemented; double back
porch with blinds and in fact every convenience
found In q frst-class residence. =. 49, Z
Seldom Is found In market so desirable resi-
TERMS Cash as to 81 400; the residue on Iibe-
more liberal terms as TO cash may be arranged.
D. A. BROWN, JK., Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctoneer. =.
no 3.6 S.9,I0,l1,l2,l3,16,&16
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AsJ6,Tff5N -Thfs Day.
BY Cook q LaEghton. ctienears,
81 No. 10 Gufernor street. IA

yFTALNUT CHAMBER SUITS GENE.
wv RAJ ASSORTMEETss0F- FURNITURE,
STOVES, &C-ATs AUCT1uN--T DATat 10
O'Clock we wstIself nc our aucti0n rooms 0eUeral
assortmentof HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE con-
TWO Two WALNUT V CHANBEs SUITS With marble
Two eispans WHITE HAfR MATTREssEs,f8
Several excellent FEATHER BEDS and Pill
wALNUT ETAGEREa, stgs s. 81
LoOKIEG-GbASSES,Is 80 Z s.i.s z
NewOaX CANErSEkr CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
WALNUT and STAINED WARDROBES, (,
New STDEBDAKD IaudWIRE-34FEStt ~ 81 st3.
MAHOGANY. LEAF ;RININayT 7assl9i
BUREAUS, BIDEBOARDS, SOFAS, .Fiys s ssss.s i,
|INGEkIN CARPETS. LOUNGES,
OAK EXTENSION DlNIEG-TABLEStl - - .e,ls =
COOKING. and hEATIkG.sToyEs. - !. !
- lssi4<f ~, ~ COCK % LAUGaTON,-.s
no16 J4..ZY 49, aFtsAuerioneers.a
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BY 6oddin, Warren a. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 4
I1O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM In COROLINE COUNTY. CONTAIN:
ING TWO HUNDRED AND THlRTY-FlxE
AND A HALF ACRES DWELLINGS, AND NE:
LANDS OF MEssRs. j. 7. BUTLER, j. C.LUCK.
AND E. W. sCOTT.-By virtue Of deed or trust
from John W. Hutcheson and wife to the under
sfgned trustee, will sch at public auction, At
Rather Glen, on the. Richmond, Frederickshurg and
Potomac railroad, on SATURDAY the goth day Of
November, S75, at IL O'Clock A. n, the FARM
located as above described. The deed requires that
the sale shall be made after advertising for thirty
DAYS but by consent Of all parties interested the sale
will be MADE after ten days notice.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
nolO e. w. HUTCHINSON. Trustee.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown, 2 u
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
SIS. .i1lJ3 Main street, e. 81

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.sEyEN
" FEET OF GROUND ON SOUTH LAUREL
STREET., AT AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, NO
YEiBER GOTH, AT 4 O'CLOCK z. h.-By re.
quest Of owner will sell at auction on The above
date 1877 by 14S FEET, fronting on south Laurel
street. two squares from the termtnnsD Of the street.
car railway. Also. o DESIRABLE BUlLDlSG
alley, and bounded on the south by q tweuty-foot
aey This lot Is beautifully located, and is on the
west side OF Pine between Spring and Ch1ns streets.
+. TERM: One fourth cash balance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months six per cent interest, secured
by trust. deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
nolS 80 .s.i..-.r " AuctiOneer.
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TIE SECOND BAPTIST CHuRoH FAIR.-ine
ladies of the Second Baptist cnurcn. con,
meuced their fair and feast last night, aao
were encouraged by the appearance ana pui-
chases of o number OF their frienos. ine
fair.rooms will be open night and Gay during
the r,resent week. rs.
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Mrrgon1sr SUspAY-ScuooL SoCIETY.-Tbe
regular monthly meeting Of this Society was
beid I'm the Manchester Methodist church on
Sunday afternoon at. 8 o'clock-A. L.. west
Inresident) in the chair, e. p. Rady and j.
Riddick secretaries. the meeting was
.onened with prayer by Rev. William Nc.
Gee and singing by the Manchester school.
Mr.J.D. z. SIeeBt, superintendent of the
First Presbyterian Church Sunday school, ad:
dressed the meeting. Subject: The Heart"
There are, said be, good and bad hearts.
Sinful acts leave dark spots on the heart.
The heart of man Is the temple Of God or
the abode of Satan. Nothing but the power
Eof God can change the heart of q
wicked child. The children at the
Sunday school can plant seeds OF
good in the hearts Of the wicked by speak.
Ing words for Jesus. Jesus will change the
hearts Of the children and make the fruits OF
their lives sweet and loving instead of sinful
and bitter. He urged the children to give
I'D their hearts to Jesus, to let Him drive out
ali sinful thoughts and desires. and let the
heavenly messenger come in and dwell there
forever. Children, give your hearts 10
Jesus. ,-
MIR. L. II. Frayser, superintendent Of
Vensble. Street Baptist chapel in this city,
LQeN 6uuIeSeGu LuS hASShkh6' SeSJSSes
{. The duty and responsibility Of teaching in
the Sunday SCHOOL," Teachers should seek
10 get the confidence and respect of the
scholar; place themselves in sympathy with
| the class; study the lesson well during the
week, SO as to let the class see that the teacher
fully understands his business. To impress
the truth teacher must show his confidence
and faith in what he teaches. Never yield
IN discouragemepts; God will take care Of re.
suits. He then appealed to the children to
endeavor to do something for Jesus. One
or two good scholars in school will exert
an influence over all the school. Schola s
can pray for the school, visit sick comrades,
&c.
The president commended the iberalty of
the school in the prompt raising of fifteen
dollars, the amount assessed to this school
for the sustenance of a school In Shanghai,
China, under the direction of Rev. DR.. Lam
bert, of the Methodist Church.
The following is summary OF superin.
tendents' reports, as far as sent in, for the
n1kzL
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Church Notes.


At the First Baptist church Rev. A. n.
Gilbert of Baltimore, preached on Sunday
morning very able and eloquent sermon
FROM the % chapter of the Epistle OF Paul to
the Hebrews 9Th to 10th verse, Inclusive
which treats of the suferings Of the Saviour
In order to His being perfect captain. Such
Q display Of eloquenee and due oratory has
not been enjoyed for many day. The au-
dience favored him with the most earnest aud
Wrapt attention, and seemed perfectly en-.
chained. Mr.. Gilbert has been here attend
ing the Annual Convention of the Disciples
of Christ. Rev. Mr. Cutler preached fiue
sermon at night.
At the Grace. Street Baptist church week
of prayer was held last week, attended with
much interest andpby large audiences. These
meetings will eonEiaue this week at night.
At the Leigh. Street Baptist church at the
comuanion service on Sunday seven persons
were received into fellowship, and the night.
meetings will continue this week.
At the Pine-Street Baptist church one per-
son was received by letter on Sunday, one
for baptism, and three were baptized at
night The meetings at this church will
continue this week. tst is.:s.3
At Fenabie-Street church at the commun.
!on service on Sunday three persons were
received .oy tetter, and forty received the
hand OF fellowship for membership. 80
AT SeFenth-StreetE Christian church one
person was received Into the fellowship of
the Church on Sunday.
Atthe Second Presbyterian church lRey.
Dr. Hoge's) on Sunday communion service
was held. and there were thirteen additions
70 Inc church. Nine Of these were on pro.
lesion Of faith, and seven Of the nine were
S1une persona from the Sabbath school. |
1 aaree persons were baptized. An nnusualIy
s sns Number OF communicates were preseat. |
aaa sAa services were Inpressiyety soleDon.
rev. William n. Scott, who has recently
tsken charge or the Third Preahp ta.s.5,
6nnrsa Church HID preached both SUNDAY y
segnIsss a anu n,gnt 70 crowded houses The
sermon in thsmornipg Three perso %su ,, s.s
.seeaYsd into The chureh-two BY professs so
ana one by letter. At night he preached
ION The text, Let him that heareil, saT
soRae' les bin thss 10 sthirst and Ybosoeyss
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HOUSE
L AND LOT ON BAKER STREET BETWEEN
ST. PETERS AND ST. JOHNS STREETS, in
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION
Court of the city of Richmond on the 9Th OF Oc.
the suit Of s . ;n & G:y a az No
va1nber. Is75. MT O'Clock p. NJ, sell, upon the
premises. a, public auction, to the highest bidder,
Inc HOUSE AND LOT IN the bill and PROCEEDINGS
street between St Feie's and st. Johns streets.
This property was formerly owned by John Gale.
The house is wooden building, ana mas hYe rooms
TERMS: One fourth cash; one fourth on credit
of four months one fourth on credit OF elgns
months, and the remaining fourth ON credit OF
twelve mouths, taking from the purchaser nego.
table notes for the deferred with Interest
added from the day of sale and Withholding the tile
rim The whole purchase money be paid and a con.
'e'-' 80 o"- THOMAS j. EVANS,
r-t& Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers. noe
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BY Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1113 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
TENEMRNTs AND LOTS ON THE EAST
SIDE OF TWENTXEIFTHa J., s 7 SSE rI BE
'CHIIRCH HILL, BY AUCTIOE.-As trustee In ,
decd beaog date he 10Th day Of Isl l6s
CLERKS ONCE Of the Chaucfry Court Of the city OF
Richmond, TO secure the payment Of certain ne.
gotiable note therein descrihed.I shall, as rusies
In said deed being required so 10 do by inc noaeI
OF said note, sell by auciior, on the premises. On
WEDNESDAY the 24il, instant, at O'Clock L;
NJ the real estate located as above, ana descrlpeo
in said deed as having front OF 80 by lI2 leeI.
TERMS: Enougi In cash to oeiraS tne ea
OF oxecuting this trust, ard 70 pay on negotanie
note for $500 with interest thereon NJ the rae OF
eight per cent. per annum from The 25th stp.ein.
ber 1874, until paid; the residue ON such tefHs -
shall be announced at sale. =. tt-..t
The aforementioned property was SOLD accord
ing to said trust under prcyions ADVERTISEMENT,
but the purchaser having failed TO comply win tne
terms Of his purchase the SAID real estate svlli De
resoId as above advertised at the cost AND expense
; No "a ~1s>''e = ~ tsr.s.S Trustee.
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t. $5Rrr ESTATE sALr.-Messrs. Chafin, STA
niles & CO. have sold the farm x1oWn ~
Nv & Waverly,n situated In Prince EDWARD
E.onn,y. Va, containing six hundred acre.,
formerly the residence Of Mr. tohn w Tlgn.'
10 Mr.. j. W. Fi!seD, OF STARK county' o latt
for eight thousand dollars.
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= VIRGINIA OpERA-HoUsE-MIss HELEN
HeueHroN. Last night good audience, and
a most appreciatiye one, assembled at the
Virginia Opera.House to witness the beautl,
fnl and affecting drama entitled "Paul and
Marguerite" with Miss Helen Houghton IN
the tItIe.role. This lady's entree upon the
stage as Marguerite was fine piece facing,
and the audience were not slow in percely,,
inc it, as she was greeted with prolonged
Applause. Indeed, the whole support was
very good, e..
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za3sss - s1E5s-s rs sTSgsS
5xyoMMIsSToEERs,.8sALEs or VERY
ThLAskS as1s aEY As; PEs9gaagS
Ar ROOKgTTs. AND. ON tpOkE aSTEEET.
LOT on PARK AVENUE, IN SIDNEY, At
disas's adaanf o. II. yIIlIianls, Hasiaad,
Williams 81. Pffddy, aduinastraior. 81 IS
Priddy, admintstrafes. %. Esgiand and als -
) In execution Of q sessse q the Slsncsfy courtof
10Th October, 1s70sfhe undersigned, special CONF
mfsstonen thereby appeln:ed, win sell q snction,
the sem,sss s order NAMED ss
ia.s trms oE Wnlhmss Eou q Ragland and Williams
y ss,sss
ton we, os s SIZE about oa 5ssi
Wiiiianstura ayen6eS l86 by Is5 Zee. -
"A LOT on Ohio s.reei, &C its Intersection with
ts Che. abovapr nearly adtoins ihc yards OF
tile Balimore Brick Company, and contains an ims
r.enss auaniisy q the most superior bfek.eay
IeSs ~ sn S.s. S Square 10 "a Futon,
A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT On north aide .. OF
Miiiias1ssSSs g sys2gs, near the above formerly
,Aad on 81 s a.s1 2o,h November. eaamen.
amsr ana Pine sri eo y a oo'e see' oe'"een
a good RE SIC + ! DWELLING sd with about six
feet - ;AE!t :E3sIi s9Yg r2lg ttstfl 10 5{tsg -
And TWO LOTS adjoining the dwelling on the
west, $50 by 200 feet, and running OUT to Pine
Upon some OF the above property there Is also
large quanty Of very superior brick-clay.
At the same time and place we Will sen LOTOF
GROUND in Sidney, at the corner OF Park ave-
nue. Tor Seu1etown roadl and Rowland streets It's
by about las feet 10 an alley.
Plsts OF all the property may be seen at the Office
or The aucttanetrs, and sales will be made In such
parcels as may be deemed best.
This sale Is worthy OF general attention, and
especially OF brick-mzkefe, as IL afords an oppor.
tunity OF securing good clsy q, both ends Of the
city. s,ss.E -. 49,.
Terms One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, for negotiable notes with In.
terest added, and ttle retained until the notes are
PAID. JOHN A. MEREDITH,
IN - 'f' - WILLIAM j.. LEAKE,
.Lt.tsJia u l. Commissioners.
CprpnS q
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- BY Richardson & Co.., .,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
a.. 1I1S Aiain street 80

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF Full
TON, ADJOINING RICHMOND ON THE EAST,
By AUCTION.-By virtue Of the provisions OF
deed Of trust, bearing date the 21st day OF May,
1874, from John Scott 10 the undersigned, trustee,
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the County
Court of Henrico, 10 D. q. 90, page 693, sha as
trustee in said deed being thereto required by the
beneficiary therein proceed 20 sell by auction. on
the premises. on TUESDAY rhe 9th In slant, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, the real estate mentioned in said
deed, consisting Of LOT OF LAND. with the Inn
provemeuts thereon, fronting Is 6-12 feet on the
south side Of Centre street between Wiltshire ana
Spring streets, and running back between parallel
lines 70 feet.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour of
sale, :, - j. A. RICHARDSON,
a@- Trustee.
RIcuARDsog & Co. kuctioueers no11
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LECTURE AT CATHEDRAL HaLL.-heY.,f.
r. BoyIe, Of Washington city, lectures TO.
night at Cathedral Hall, for tbs beueh. OF
ST.. Vincent de Paul Society, on .hec0iiee-
t;ons Of Chaplain to Army Hospitals. =;
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LOT At ROCKETS. ON THE WEST SIDE
(.E LESTER OR ROCKETS STREET, OPPO-
SITE TO FARRAR'S DRUGSTORE.-As suasl.
tuted trustee, appointed by decree OF Richmond
Cbancery Court entered on the 4th OF November,
1875, In the case of Tyler rS Young, &C., shall
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY the 18th Of Move mber; 1879, at 4
above, fronting 90 feet the west line OF Lester
or Rockets street, running back towards james
river SO feet, being the same OF which John r.
Scherer died seized.
TERMS: Cash, or such other terms as may pc an
nnunced az The hour of sale, W. GODDIN,
no q - - ~ Substituted Trustee
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BAPTIST SUNDAY.ScHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of the Associ-
alton was held on Sunday afternoon at the
Second Baptist church.
The President, j. B. Winston, Esq, occu-
pied the chair. The Introductory exercises
consisted of singing and prayer by Profess
sor John Hart. m h'
The reports of the superintendent exhib-
tied the following as the average attendance
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No report from the other SCHOOLS. The
next meeting will be held at Union Station
church on the second Sunday in December,
at which time the election of officers for the
ensuing year will take place.
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BY Sampson & McCrary,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Q11 HulI streer. Manchester. Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE VACANT LOTS ON HULL STREET,
ADJOINING THE STORE OF MR.. JOSEPH
MOORE, ON TUESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1876. At 4 O'CLOCK P. My
virtue of a decree of the Hastings Court for the
city of Manchester entered at its September term,
In the suit therein pending styled Graham and
Others against Pollard and others, we will sell at
public auction, on the premises, two well-located
VACANT LOIS on the north side of Hull street,
J, This is really desirable property, being on the
north side of Hull street, in thriving business
part Of the city, and where there but little vacant
property on the market. Near to this property Is
pump Of excellent water, free to all.
TERMS One third cash; the balance In equal
payments ut six and twelve months for nt gotiable
notes. with interest added and title retained until
the whole purchase-money Is paid:
WILLIAM AMBERS, :
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Commissioners.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
successor to Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auction eer,
No. 1919 Main street.

GMALL BRICK TENEMENT WITH
- VALUABLE LOT FRONTING on SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN STREET SECOND DOOR WEST
POSITE THE RESIDENCE OF Mrs. JANE
GRIFFIN FOR SALE BY AUGTlOS.IBy re,
quest of the heirs Of Robert Brown deceased isha
day of November, 1876. at 4 O'Clock P. n. :. The
above ost valuable property located In one or the
best neigborhoods In the city. The Luis ~ oS
- feet. =.
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.. - go ~. ),
A rare chance 10 secure good property at a small
ontIav 7sS31 r ROBERT B. LYME,
No 13 tcis - 80" 3 Auct1eneer.
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BY N. III. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
7 as No. IL Eleye nth street. gLGgs,.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAMED
CtHOUSE ON. LEAsEH0LD NEAR, LEIGH
AND TWENTY-THfRD STREETs.-In pursu-
ance Of decree Of the Chancery Court of the city
of Richmond. pronounced on the .2lst day Of Qc-
tober. 1875 In the suit Of Robinson us. Crump. as
cell at public auction, ON the premises. on FRI
DAY, 19lh November, 1875, at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ,
the .property described In said suit Us q FRAMED
DWt LLING-HOUSF, built on leased ground and
owned by Henry Crump, deceased, and situate near
Leigh and Twenty. third streets. ,-~..i.-..l ..
Terms: One half ri cash balance ona credit or
six months for negotiable notes interest added,
satisfactorily endorsed and title retained until the
80 CHAsTAIN WHITE,
no Is .g!r s. ,fesY,s /, d Special Commissioner.
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EnrrRrAIsuRNT FOB TIE BENEFIT OF THE
pooR.-The FIRST entertainment OF the sea.
SON for the benefit of the poor will De gwen
at Assembly Hall tomorrow nlgnt 81 Q
aoly 3 /.
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RAILROAD LINES.


Train leaving Richmond at 900 A. II runs daily
Except Sunday, stopping at an regular stations;
Train leaving Richmond at OIL 2. M. runs daily,
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsville, Char.
lottesyille, Ivy, Mediums river: Greenwood, AZ
tom. Waynesboro', Stanton. Soshsn, MiIooro'
Accommodation. train leaves Richmond for Cor.
dontvtle and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday ut 4:30 p. NJ.
Pullman sleepiug-car runs on 9:lO z. M. train
betwe en- Richmond and White Sulphur.
Trains arrive at Richmond &C follows:
Express Train daily at.................4:45 A. Nd.
Mail Train daily Except Sunday at. $40 z. NJ
Accommodation Train daily Except
Sunday at... S.lU n. III.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above.
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Danyille and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further Information. rates. &c, apply at S26
Main street, or at company's offices.
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
-s.t W. Nd. =. DUNN, e
Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
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THR MlrN.STRsEr CHRISTIAN aL'HrBoH
OPEN FOR WoRsHlY-H How IT WAS ORGANIZED 0
AHp WHAT n Cost Although Sunday was
NOT q very propitseus day, the ground bespg
cnld and damp, and the clouds threaten.
fny the new Christian church, sitnasea on
Moin strees between Pine and Laurel streets.
YVES. FOR the first time, opened to the pubhc
for worship. No service Of an unusuai
nature took place = that is there were no
iedicatory exercises, but there was simply q
gathering together Of Christians ana their
friends. .ftszH ,.,,a
A. the II O'Clock a. d. service the little
e5ifice was crowded to Oveiaowing, ana Tue
Rev. III. A. Cutler preached most exceIeu. !.
sermon, which was listened to VIII malksu
All ention.s Els subject was, - Goa WoiAs
and man works. and bis text from ~. .as
words " Work out your own salvation WIZ
| fear and trembling, for Is God tnat Wolhesn
In vou.n To be found 10 the tweHtn verse
OF the second Philippians. ;,
Another large crowd was in attendance al
the night services, when the Kew. .. a. Dear
morn delivered an eloquent sermon, upon
the text. "Render unto Cesar the things
that are Casar's, and unto God the thipes
| that are God's"; being portion OF the IT'D
verse OF the 10Th chapter OF st. Marks Cos
pei ,r,,, c,-ee, Christian
church is due to the energy and zeal OF some
ltwenty-eight members of the Seventh street Str e,
chnrci who not only conceived the idea OF
having a place of worship in the west End,
hnt withdrew from the Seventh-Street churcn
for that purpose. The new church is a I.
framed structure twenty-five by forty rect,
with capacity for seating two hundred per
SONS. The congregation Is thoroughly organ
Ted Int as vet they are without pastor.
" The building was erected by Messrs. Bell
& Bowles, at a cost OF about 500. "A. AZ tne
services held on Sunday the sum OF $50 was
raised by collection to assist in paying Tor 1t.