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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
w. GODDIN. Auctionccr.
BY Frank D. Hill, Real Estate Auctioneer.
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DES1RA-
l. BILE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT On
MOORE STREET. SHEEP HILL. AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from William
c. Luck and wife dated February 6. 1877, to the
undersigned, duly recorded in the Chancery Court
ofthe city Of Richmond In d. T. 100 t.. ~ 49G and ut
the request of the beneficiary therein secured VIII
sell Mt auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY. Sep
TENDER z, 1877, ut 5 O'Clock 7. NJ. the HOUSE and
LOT mentioned in said deed as follows: All that
LOT OF LAND on Moore street near Fisher street,
fronting OH the south line of Moore street 50 feet
thence running back between parallel lines IT'S feet
to an alley in common 20 feet wide. The Improve
tanning about six rooms. with the usual out-buid-
ings and adjons the residence of j. w. Gilman. Esq.
TERMS: Cash rs to Il note for $500 with interest
from August 6, 1877, aud expenses of sale; The
residue upon such terms rs William Luck or his
representative may prescribe or direct.
auoS FRANK y. HILL, Trustee.
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rc.n;c, crosa The Richmond Christian Advocate by
reQuest.l
Progress OF MethOtltsn.


Progress OF MethotltsYn.
In one of lis leading centennial articles
the North american Revie,c, referring to
Methodism, said: .'Thc rise OF this great
and influential body must be received as
the most signal religious fact which the
l,ast century PRESENTS" Truly the success
Of the WESLEYAN reformation in this coun-
try is without parallel in the history OF
any evangelical religious movement OF mod
ern times: and when all the circumstances
are well considered its progress looks
somewhat like moral miracle.
When Methodism started in this country
the ground had been prc0cupicd by other
Christian and evangelical denominations
from one hundred to one hundred and fifty
wears. At that time the Congregationalists
we're lar in advance OF all others, and held
The front at the close OF the Revolution.
The RaptiSts were next, then the Episcopa-
!ians, then the Presbyterians. At the pre-
sent time the McthodistS are IN the van the
RaptiSts come next; then the Presbyte-
rians; then follow the CongregationallstS;
aud. after them, 'hc EpiscopsianS.
The Church OF England, Of which the
Protestant Episcopal Church is the descend
aut and Successor, was here rs early as
IGO.-one hu1dred and torty-7ine years be-
fore q sermon T., -heLuouist hau oeth
preached oil this continent. The ConSre-
.at;onalta:s had secured footing in 1920,
c7c iNaircA GnI forty gears anterior TO Ne
;ho,iSr. The Eapti>tS were ut work IN
!G20, lust one hundred years before the
birth Of Mc;hodism in England, and one
.iunGred and i1renty-Seren years before il
was introduced into America; and the
orcsbyterianS commenced operations in
1855. 5ighty-t,eo years before the .Metho-
..ists. The McthodiSts started in the race
enc hundred and iorty-ninc years after the
oldest. and eighty-two years after the
Youngest Of the four aforementioned de-
nominations. and has not only overtakcn
Them, but passed and lett them FAR in the
rear.
The following table shows the compara-
tive strength Of these denominations at the
beginning and At tie close OF the century:
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE PROPERTY on TIE MORT II
EAST CORNER OF MARSHALL AND TWEEN
TY-EIGHTH STREETS. CHURCH il1LL.-By
virtue of decree entered September 3. 1877. in
the United States District Court for the Eastern
District of Virginia, in the matter Of &. y. Lips
comb, bankrupt, the undersigned having been ap-
poInicd special commissioners under said decree.
will on FRIDAY, September Il. 1877. In pursuance
thereof, proceed TO sell upon the premises, as above
ESTATE: ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTi-TWO
FEET OF GROUND fronting on Marshall street,
with depth of hundred and hftytve feet, more
or esito an alley in twenty feet wide, being
Il portion OF the real estate conveyed 10 the said
p. Lipsconb. bankrupt. by +. A. J. Clopton. The
improvements consist nj large and commodiots
BRICK DWELLlNG-llOUSE. with the usual out
buildings and appurtenanccs, at present occupied by
the said Lipscoinb.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; the balance In three
equal inst;ilmcns. payable respectively IN siNwelye
and eighteen months. bearing TX per cent, negotia.
bic notes being given for the deferred payments, and
lille retained By the Court until said notes are paid
CHARLES i. LtTllROP,
JAMES CASklE.
4 SDccial (Ommis ,inurrS.
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. --.,nx ..Ar,rs..This l,ny.
wNBRoKER's SALE
LARGEST STOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
IN THIS CITY.

AT the request of AZ Harri., Esq: pawnbroker,
will sell Mt his l0au-otlcc NO. 1922 Anlh street, OH
THURSDAY, 9th instant, ut ~ O'CLOCK, the
LARGEST STOCK OF P.>wNBRoKEE's GOODS
ever offered In this city, consisting Of
$50 LADIES' and CENT + NJ EMS GOLD
WATCHES,
$50 SILVER WATCHES.
Large and complete assortment OF elegant OLA
MOND RINGS.
PLAIN and SET GOLD RINGS.
LADIES' OPERA and CHATELA!NE CHAINS,
STUDS. SLEEVE-BUTTOSs,
SETS OF JEWELRY. &C.;
together with general variety OF articles us"aiS
found IN n frst-cflss pawnbr0ker's sale
Amongst the watches will he found large as spE
mcnt OF LADIES' and GESTLEMESS NEhi
FINE STEM-WIGDERS.
The attention OF merchants ana me p"oiic Rehe-
rally il respectfully asked 10 this sale. $1,000,
sentcd. r.. W. ~" H1hi]' TN"''''>''
NOTICE.
All ncrsons whose pledges are forfeited VIII call III
nv ohio No 1922 Main street. and renew or re-
deem the same OIL or before W EDS ESD >, !'h III
Slant otherwise no exceptions VIII be made for any
Owe and thc goods Will be positively sold.
once omen every evening until 8 O'Clock.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
successor to II. Harris Brother,
established in 1865.
The above sale will be continued THIS DAY ut
q o'clock. +. W. POWELL.
Sn7 tUctionccr.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFEc.r
SUNDAY, AUGUST ), 1877.
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TOR NEW k.-The Old xEyS
Il Dominion Steamship Comrany's s>1sstSsis.
steamship WYANUkE. Captain Co.'CI!. will sail
FRIDAY. September 9TH. At 3 O'Clock =. NJ Freight
received until O'Clock Z. VI.
Through bills Of laiing signed and goods for
wartIcd with dispatch To all points north. south, east,
and west: also TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2. ST"ersge. 80 and
SO.
For freight or passage. apply TO
e.. ". ALLEN & CO.. AGENTS.
so,ot ('omDsny's Wharf. kn"s,It<.
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RICHMOND ASD pETERSBuEGt
RAILROAD COMrASl.
AUGUST 6, 1917. trans
" Oh this -Oud will run Is follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1875 4. NJ, THROUGH MAI. dni'y. connnctns
for Charleston. Augusta. Columbia. So
yannah, Raleigh; atlanta. Mnr%a'
montgomery. Mob!,r ~" nr..ana.
and ali points Souit and -ouih~"Et;
also CONNECTS at rctcr,bgrg WITH the
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lvnchblrg. farm' lr. and "'h"'
local stations on that rrai' hihli'
same time - by any other linr. ms
train stops onlS 4; Manchester anu
Chester.
l1nP.M., ACCOMMODATIONS daily i"xr"'t
sunday. Passenger. taking tn, IRAN
will make csst connection nj i'"!,'
burg ioI Norfolk and al Norfolk MIA
splendid Daytime steamers for i'AI!-
more, Philadelphia. AMI New "in'
and with the Old Dominion steamers
for New York. stopping At III regular
stations on signal.
5:2J p. ", FREIGHT daily teXrrp; sunday Me
coach attached.
lO.55 =. u. THROUGH MAIL daily Except >u.-
dayD, connecting FER Weldon. l.A"l.'''
wilmington, and Charleston. Fui.mhi
s!ccpins-car for Wilmington SAL Tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 4. NJ, THROUGH MAI. dtly except $50
dlyi. connecting With Richmond. rcd
ericksburg auG Potomac railrnad ior
ali points Norll.. Fast. and West.
l1:l0 4. DMMODATION TRAIN dai'f t"t-
ccpt Snndayi with passenger c"ir! Al
taCncu. 49,,
800 ?, ". THROUGH Man. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg Am1
Potomac railroad for all points Eas:
and West Also. making close conn.c-
tiou with the Chesapeake and one
railroad for the Virginia Springs Ana
all points North and West. This Train
stops only al Manchester.
$40 T.. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1trpt sun
dayI. with passenger coach attashf''.
This Is the only line running double daily 'rA'H
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover Ilill connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 4. VI. AMI 3:5o l. d.
every sunday til further notice. 80.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will s'at' '''NH
the AppOnl2.tox depot. ,,.,- O,,,,...,,,,.,,,,u,-
je9 a. SiAn oupcI I.'' ",'eI
IL 4 =
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DEILAD ELPH IA, RICH eIfFS
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM -sacc44ssssse s q
SHIP LIEE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Cntil further
trips. leaving Philadelphia every Y ES NY .
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: and isichmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston. and by Fall River line for
the same city cin Cape Cod. landing ut Old Colony
depot and avoiding transfer.
W. L. PORTER, Agent.
1925 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves, Priladelphix.
j. ID. G.. MINK, Agent,
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FOR EES'i'.

E1OR Il L II L. ess$$ss
Nice FRAME TENEMENT corner Mayo ana
Franklin streets seven rooms, uctacHcd kitc"en'
gas wafer, &C. Rent only $500 per annuln.
No - north Twelfth, between Broad ana Mar
shall ten rooms, gas water, batll-rooin' range LID
trobc stove &c. Only $500 per anu!im ,., .
Two Of those very desirable DIV ELLlhGS, III
Joncs,s row each containing nine rooms; dclacheo
k,cncu four rooms, and all conTenienccS: bath-
room &c, Rent. $500 per annum.
No 26O3 east Franklin street: c1git rooms gas,
wafer detached kitchen, &C., 1T 5000 per annnn'.
No OIL north Nineteenth street; seven rooms
gas. wafer, detached kitchen, bathroom. &C.. ut
S3G0 peralniiin. $50. ~
No sos north Twenty street: six ROOMS,
gas, water, &c. ut 5000 per anuam.
STORES.
No. I42G Main street, at $3.50 per anniii.
No 1925 Main street, ut $3.50 annum.
No 1901 Main street. at S65u per annuln.
10. 23ll, 1921, and 1928 Main street, at SO
per month.
No lGOl FraRkIin street, at $500 per annnni..
No. - Sixth street, between Broad and Marshal
ST reefs, at S15 per month.
No. 49, Cary, near Thirteenth street, ut s45 20 Pc
annum. ,
Any one wishing to rent Il HOUSE OF any de-
scrpiou and 1T amy rent, STORE, DIV ELL IL
HOUSE, &C., can he suited by calling at my Office.
ROBERT Il. LIME,
sc7-3 1912 Main street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO i;A!LEpAD.J
RICHMOND. VA. Jun" |. 1877.
AND OH 10 RAIL.
OROAD-On and after Sl'SDAY. Junr 2. Is :
M ssrurrr trni MS Will RIM rs follows:

Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily JOS.
cept Sunday at 400 l.. 81. and arrive, ~ t'ur-
louisville at 7:iJ L. VI.
Mnil train between Richmond and Hutton runs
daily icxccpt SUNDAY. between Hinton AMI Hunt
ingtOn runs daily, stopp!r. n ali regular st-iiH>
Express train runs iuiy, stopping al Hanover.
junction. Soel's Trcvian-. Louisa. tior'"usyilir.
Charlottesville, StaUnton. Goshen. Mtlihor". t"r-
lngton, and all regular stations west a.: 'p'iHgt"n.
Mail and express trains connect Al h"r!"nsNl'e
for Washington and the North. and NJ Charlotte,
Yile tor Lynchhurs and the South.
Express train connects III Cincinnati "ith truHn
lines for all points In the West. Northwest, and
Southwest. and ut Richmond wiki the lchm"ai
and Danyil!c. and Richmond and Petersburg Trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-cars run on niSh.-TlinS.
Mail train arrives at Richmond at $50 l.. VI.
Express train arrives 81 Richmond al $50 \. NJ
Accommodation train arrives NJ Richmond 1T
S:45 A. ".
Through tickets sold aud baggage checked 10 all
prlncp pal points.
For rates, Information. &C., apply n CnmpanIi
Offices, aud at S26 1lain street. Richmond; Va
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger aud Ticket t!rn-
W. VI. = DUNN,
tao EnyiDcer and SUPERINTENDENT
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BY Edward E.. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent anu AuctiOnccr.
1OlJ Main street.
FARM IN HANOVER

FARM IN HANOVER
Y COUNTY FOR SALE.-In pursuance of Z de-
cree Of the Circuit Court OF Essex county the UNI
dcrsigned commissioners WILL on SEPTEMBElt
10TH NEXT, ut Hanover Courthouse, at II O'Clock
NJ, offer for sale ut public auction the FINE FARM
Of c. +. NJ. Garnctt. ESD. known CEDAR HILL,
containing 6O5i. ACRES. 1t Is twcnty-lhree miles
ton. Both the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
tomac and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads, run
through IT, and 1t borders the North Anna river
mile and y half or more About one half the land Is
Gear aud in high state of cultivation. ami Is As
good is any In Hanover county. There j. on II an
excellent DIV ELL1NG-HOCSE and all the ncces-
sary out-buildin.S. "-#
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient 10 pay cost and
charges attendant upon said sale and tue sum OF
So 100 with interest at six per cent. thereon from
December 90, 1873: the balance In equal install
nents In one two, and three years. for which bonds
are 10 he given with good personal security.
JOHN JOHNS. JR,
r. X. b. WRIGHT.
SEA Commissioners.
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u
The foregoing figures represent all
branches Of the Baptists, PresbyterianS,
and Methodists. The regular Baptists have
1884 ministers and 1,76l, TO members.
Since 1870 the population Of the country
has increased ten-fold. while Methodism has
increased .fftyfre-fold
The proportion OF church-members to the
population is: Baptists OF all sects, in
log; regular Baptists, in 2l5; Congresa-
tionalists, l in ia; Presbyterians (all
sodies) in As: Episcopalians, l in III;
Methodists OF all branches, l in II. The per-
centage of membership in the population
is: Methodists (ail branches), S.25; Bap-
fists (all sects), Gal; regular Baptists, 4.57;
Presbyterians (all bodies), 2.17; Congrega-
tionalsts, 0.S7; Episcopalians, 0.75.
1t is estimated that there are 100000 OF
commandments in the Protestant churches OF
the United States. OF these 1878 per cent,
Or largely mere than one third, are Metho-
dists.
There are 6 ,37S, 346 teachers and scholars
in the, Protestant Sunday schools Of the
country; OF which number 1885, 900, or
more than one third, are Methodists.
The United States census for 1870 gave
the aggregate value Of Church property be-
longing to the Methodists of the whole coun-
try at S69,S54,121; but this is by far too low
an estimate In the official returns OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church for 1869 the
church cdifices and parsonages are reported
; 70 be worth SD, 115,279. The same descrip-
ton Of property belonging to the Methodist
Episcopal Church South at that date may be
safely put down at $15,000,000, making for
these two Churches alone total OF 1863, 49,
o79. The other. Methodist bodies, number
ing not less than seUen hundred thousand
members. represented atavery moderate esti-
mate S1O.O00.0 600 more-making in round
numbers a grand total OF $50, 100000. Now,
add TO this the value Of colleges, publishing
interests, ETC., and we will have nearly or
quite SlO0,000,0O0 The present value Of
church editices and parsonages belonging
to the various Methodist bodies in this co,ln-
try is about as follows:
Methodist Episcopal Church tofr-
c1alt ........ Sfo,o3 f.OOo
: iestimaiadl ........................ 20.O00,0OO
Other Methodists ttstimatedl ....... 100000
Sl15,637, 900
Aggregated value OF Colleges. etc.
fes,inis,ed} ......................... 2O,00O,0OO
Grand total. .S135.637 900
august 30, 1877. 2. A. PETERSON.
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by Robert d. Lyme. .
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
1919 Main street.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICK Ten
L EMENTs, Nos. - AND Il, SlTn r. IN
THE WEST SIDE OF WALL. OR FlFTEENTIl
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FR Ia NIX y
AND WELL.BuILT DWELLINGS , On ll;Sr- THE +
EAST SIDE OF LOCUST ALLEY BETWEEN
FRANKLIN STREET AND ToBAaG C AEtEH "a,
CONTAINING ABOUT TWELVE ROOMS EACH.
FOR SALE Ar IUCTION.-At the request of the
executors OF the late L.. T. Slater dccensrd. VIII
sell. upon the premises, beginning with the Locust
alley property, on MONDAY. the 10Th DAY of Sep
TENDER. 1877, ut 5H O'Clock 7. d.. Inc above-de-
scribcd VALUABLE PRoPERrf. The two large
four-story BRICK DWELLINGS described above
each containing twelve rooms and are IN hrst-class
order and could be made profitable by renting out
Each tenement has front OF 25 feet and runs back
about IS feet to alley In rear. Immediately after
these will he sold the STORES on Fifteenth street
Nos. IL and IA, rs above described, now occupied
by Charles Richardson q paint.shop. and others.
Each store has dwelling of SIX rooms overhead.
For an investment this property offers irst-class
chance. being so centrally located, and yielding Il
good percentage on Its value.
TERMS: Will be extra LIBERAL and made known at
day of sale.
Special attention Of bidders IS invited, and they
NAV attend with The assurance that the property
VIII be sold and bargain he had 1t Is sold to wind
up the estate, and must be Sold
ROBBERY i. LYME. Auctlonccr.
q Sol a 70
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NOW is THE TIME. -FURNI,M
IN TURE AT BOTTOM PRICES.-Pur- tsae
chasers will find II to their interest 10 call on
j. d. GATEWOOD, 800 east Broad street. have
now on hand anu am receiving u large stock OF all
the laest styles for chamber, parlor, and dining
room. These goods, being bought ut the lowest cash
ness, enables me TO offer extraordinary induce
ments ~ 81
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RAILROAD LINES.

go @ - - -
RICHMOND. FRED'G < POTOMAC II. X. Co.)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877. }
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
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FURNITURE.

WHEN YOU BUY FURNITURE
w or MATTRESSES don't fail TO my "a
fall stock of elegant and superior designs. The ~
prices have been reduced until they are lowerI
suIicd have goods that will please the rich or
the poor. Examine my stock, and the prices shall
please SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
: au 3l.3m Governor street, Richmond.
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RAILROAD LINES.
AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY.

- - 1;s;;s:.;a;s5 lsa -
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WOOD And COAL.

DRIGHTHOPE COAL.-Prices for Sep
ID tcmbcr: Best LUMP, S4.75: HAIL for CRATES,
81. Prices for October: Best LUMP, S5; HAIL
for CRATES, $3.50.
Office and retail yard. corner Of seventh ana By ri
streets. Il. C.. JONES,
sci Commercial Agent.
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BY f.. W. Powell, AuctioneLr.

The above sale will be continued THIS DAY ut
O O'Clock. r. w. i'oN ELL.
sn7 tUctionccr.
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
l1OS Main street,

RICHARDSON L CO., Auctioncers.
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BY Jas. Macdougail. Auctioneer'
No. 10 Governor street.
STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Pursuant TO an order Of tho United states Ds,rict
Court In re Elias IIoltigheimer; bankrupt,m
shall sell ut auction. for cash, on MONoa1 Sen.
TENDER O. 1877. mt o'clock A. d., NJ lo49 nihi''
street, tho entire stock of fine
GROCERIES,
WOODENWARE. and
STORE-FINTURES, ,-s
'''' - ~ -'N G. p RAMSDELL,
c4-Tu,w,TbFsM United States Marshal.
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No. 2-4:2J !. d.,
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NOW Is TIE TINE TO CONTRACT
IN FOR FALL AND WINTER SuPPLIESI
For quality and price the ENGINE and FORGE
COAL mined by Pitcher & FOrloine Is the cheapest
used in the city. The HOPE NINE has been re-
Gently opened. aud the COAL from II Is superior TO
any ever brought from tie celebrated Norwood
fields. Try II. ". ;. PilCHEk.
i
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP fiji
" COMPANY. s.E&Ses1a
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
This company viii dispatch one OF their splenie
steamers-bI.D DOMINION, WYANOkE. lSAAG
BELL. and RICIIMOSD-eyeryT TUESDAY, FRt
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built cN-
prtssly for this route.
rooms.
The fare accommodations and attentions arc un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped By this line landed regularly NJ
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river. - ,
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and charge made except actual eX-
pcnscs incurred
Freight received unti! p. VI. daily.
Cabin fare To New York, Sl2. Storage ST and
Sc.
For further information applyto
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
INV 10 Office Companvs wharvcs Hocketls.
TtHEAP FREIGHT RATESSkHsqaI
" ny THE s.zshraiSas
PUNHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-srcond and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY al II NJ and SATURDAY AT / l..
ST. Through bills Of ldin2 signed to all Canadian.
northern and western points at low rates.
II. I. DOUGLASS. Agent,
fr9 Twrntv-Sccond and Dock streets.
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No. 1-7:25 A. ~, leaves Rich
I,,JrkcyiIIp q
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF ,S SHAY ,,a AND
cIyTII sTREETS FOR SALE.-TniS VALUABLE
1R npRRT,y located rs above near the Shockoe
is for sale on f SseGmmoat s Front Of
az frc1 TO a wide alley On II Is an excellent
BIi1CK DWELLING. containing nine rooms, double
oii III ~ W. GODDIN,
ttniI,oG3t Real Estate Auciionccr.
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T b. WATKINS, NINTH AND CARY
y STREETS. teliye cheap the pest Crate, stove,
ana Nut ANTHRACITE: West Virginia superior
SPLINT: Brighthope Glover HID LUMP: and All
kinds Engine and Smith GOALS. CAi:BoN SOFT
COKE. Sawed PINE WOOD, $3.50 load: sawed
OAK WOOD. S2.75 4 load; Leng PINE tdry''
$3.50 4 half cord Long OAK, s2G452.oV.
, 1877-09-01

court: the Hon. Virgil Tfcko1, President pi tho
Hprngtcd Savings }ank, AMI a venerable rrn-
tlcnan ~ wsatth a1'd State prominence. bring
Upon the pcrst,n nf Mrs. N, T.. Davis, n tenant
o. hft. The woman did not apnear IN tusst,
alleging tIrkncts nnfl the defendant agrccI
to continuance, although hc desired a llcnr.
Ing, AMI brought with him ntn tourt letters
written hv tic woman showing that for tho
past ten liars fhc has suught s1cccssivrIY by
iattcsy, pathetic arpcata, and 1astlv By threats
OF cxpt,*,.rc aud violence. .toextort large sums nf
tnnf. to lcsy Nh. Tie woman recently came
here with n young daughter frpm st. I.ouis. and
claims to lave husband in The latter place.
The tasc IA act for Wcnetstar. and The defend
AMI gives notice OF q purpose to insist upon lts
pr0tccut!Qn.