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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-18
ss.AxcHEsrER AND VICINITY.

Sa5bath-School 1rtasUersary. The fifth
anniversary OF the Fiftb-Strcet Sunday
school took place at Masonic Hall at 3
o'clock p. M. Sunday. The exercises
opened With chorus by the entire school
and PRAYER by Rev. George G. Vandersllce.
The opening address was delivered by Mas
ter George o'Brien, and the Introductory
by Miss Carrie Wilkerson; after which the
audience were entertained with recltations
aud dialogues, In which the following chill
iren took part; Misses Pearl Matthews,
Bersie Magruder, May Dinkley, Laura Hol-
loway, Clara O'Brien, Emma Silby, Rebecc'l
Flippin, Willie Iibbs, Maggie Pickett, SUI
sic Smith, Anna Phillips, and Laura Caudle ;
aud Masters Willie Matthews, Willie Way
mack, Johnnie Beach, E. Latham, Sandy
Membes, Willie Brockwell, 0sweli Merritt, j.
Redford, Charlie King, and Harvey Simmons.
All the children acted well their parts. AL.
bert /. West, OF Richmond, made capital
address. The exercises were interspersed
with excellent singing, and were interest
ing and instructive to air who attended.
The following are the officers Of this Sun
day school I. Coleman Wells, superintend-
emit; D. X. Weisiger, assistant superintend-
ent; C. S. Wells, secretary; f. B. Dunsford,
treasurer; and AlonZo Holt. librarian.
The hsll was crowded to sutlocation, and
hundreds were compelled TO leave without
obtaining admittance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-18

Notwithstanding TO Virginia law, no
sooner are we over with one election than
we commence with another, elections oc-
curing each spring and fall. The congress
sional election is already beginning to eS-
furnish three congressional candidates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-18

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
i TION OF VALUABLE HULL-STREET PRO
PERTY IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.-By
virtue of deed Of trust from Joseph Moore to me
rs trustee for the holder of certain negotiable note,
will sell. in front OF the premises, on TUESDAY
the 25th day OF June, 1878. at O'Clock p. n, that
desirable STORE and DWELLING described IN
said deed. The LOT fronts 80 feet on the north
side OF Hull street, with depth of 165 feet, and Is
ness.
TERMS: Cash as to the amount of the debt Sc
cured and costs Of sale-say about S300-and the
balance upon such terms as will be announced on
the day of sale. L. II. CHILES,
10
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DY Grubbs. & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
. No. 4 Eleventh street.
SALE OF 4 BEA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 BEAU
" TIFULLY-SITUATED AND HlGHIT-IM-
PROVED FARM OF 100 ACRES, WITHIN ONE
MILE OF MECHANICSyILLE. AND ABOUT
SIX MILES NORTHEAST OF RlCH1IOND-Iu
execution Of decree of the Chancery Court OF
Richmond, entered in the case OF vaughan, &c.
rs. Archer we will sell by auction, upon the prem
iscs. on THURSDAY, goth June, at l2 o'clock NJ,
the FARM of which the late Major Robert +. Ar
cher died sliced. situated Us above.
Tie I'm improvements consist of Il dwelling. Kitchen,
barn, large stables, co"il and icc-hcuscs, &C., &c,
all in good style and in nice order. 1t is well in
closed with plank fence, with wafer abundant, and
situated in Il healthy and desirable ncighborhood,
and has fine orchards OF choice fruit. The land Is
well situated for eary vegetables fruit, &C. &C.. be-
ing in the famous uckraising portion OF Hanover
county, and Is on many accounts 4 desirable little
farm.
This farm ana the buildings thereon were brought
into fine condition by Major Archer, who cxpcnd-
ed much money and used his usual good Judgment
in its Improvement.
TERMS One third cash: balance In equal install
ments at six ard twelve months. for negotiable
notes. interest added .and title retained by the Court
until al OF tue said notes shall be paid and convey
ancc ordered by the court. a;
JOHN II. GUY,
Special Commissioners.
GRURBS & WILLIAMS, Aucioneers. JIG IL
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After Edison has invented something to
take the squeak out OF shoes he'd better turn
his attention to the COMPOUNDED stairs which
give fellow away when he c0mes home
from the lodge. & I
ben q MANS upper story is without
Lenaafs, you Will hear his mouth announce
me ssct.- Times Eksi.osopb
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1iy Williams & Gibsou,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and Auctioncer.,
1014 Main street.

1914 Main street.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of the City of Richmond entered
in the suit OF George ". jameson, Charles ii. Col
Inns. and others, rs. The st. Louis Ilfe-Insurancc
Company and others, on the 9th of April, 1878,
and amended by an order entered on the 22d OF
May. 1878, viii sell 1T public aucion ut the office
of Messrs. Williams e Gibson. Auctioneers, No.
1914 Main street. Richmond, Va. On WEDNES-
DAY, June 19, 1878, at half-paSt IL O'Clock ?. d.,
$1,000 UNITED STATES $50 UPON
BONDS, issued July l, 1867, under act
of Congress approved March 3, 1865,
item bonds. s 90 eaCh):
1000 UNITED STATES 500 COUPON BOND,
act OF March 3, 1865. issued July l,
10000 UNIFIED STATES SHIPPER CENT.
REGISTERED BONDS, act Of March
3. 1865, series 1875, redeamable at pleas
ure of United States after 1stJuly, 1873,
and payable lst July. 1SSS-lnterest pay
able selni-anneally, 1st January and 1st
July-Nos. I'll and 7l2, So 900 each ;
REGISTERED BONDS, issue of May /,
1871. redccmable at the pleasure of the
United States after LIST GIay, 1881, in
coin: interest quarterly-lSt February.
LIST May, 1st-August, and LIST November
2,GO0 UNITED STATES FOUE-AND-A-IlALF-
PERCENT. REGISTERED BONDS,
rcdcenlable at pleasure OF United States
after LIST September. 1891: interest
luartery-1St December, LIST March, 1St
.... 90. r. NJ. 4. HUNTER,
Special Commissioner.
WILLIAMS e GIBSOS, AuctionecrS. jc Il
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BY Frank ID. Hin,
Real Estate Agent and AlEti0necr,
HOS Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No. 10
EAST CLAY STREET. OPPOSITE ST: MARKS
CHURCH.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from W;
recorded in The clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings
Court, default having been made in The payment OF
certain note therein secured, and at the request Of
the beneficiary In said deed, will proceed to sell at
auction, on the premises, at 5H o'clock 2. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY The 26th of June. 1873, the PRO
PERTY described In said deed. The HOUSE con-
tains four rooms and kitchen. City water and cul-
vert on lot The lot fronts 26 OLE feet, and runs
desirably located aud capable Of improvement, the
pcighborhood being excellent.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash the party
purchasing may make very favorable terms, which
will be announced on day of sale.
je17 FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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Lea Brohcen.-Mack Fortune (colored),
driver OF the stationary engine at the Rich
mond and Danville machine-shop, had his
leg broken Saturday evening by the fall OF
q wheel he had volunteered to assist in NOV.
ing at the shops. He received needed at
tention, and yesterday was doing we'll.
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Caught Under Falling Earth.-Tester-
day afternoon William Snellings, while at
work at McCreery's brick-yard, was caught
under cavins bank of earth, and was
badly cut about the head, bruised about the
body, and it is feared, injured internally.
He was taken to q relatives near at hand,
and surgical aid summoned.
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RAILROAD Inns.


D z - - gg3
CHEsAPEAKs ASy OHIO RArLeo,,,
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
June 7, 1873 {
(1HEsAPEAKE AND Ohio P,ir
OROAD.-On and after SUNDAY. june q 1e.r
PASSENGER trains will leave and arrive at RclnSn5ji
WESTWARD.
No. ITO A. A.-Leaycs-FoR HCSrIyc?,y.
Daily except Sunday: s,nrs =:
Bill regular stations: arriyrs :,
Gordonsville at 1910 A. ".
charlottesville at lI:25 4. Il,
stanton AT 1875 7. " IIlnne,i.
lsgappesr);;, AID iiuaine.t55ai a. y;
For WAsntxcrox: Arrive,
nj GordoE5yiEe At It:4G I II
leaves by VIRGINIA NdlsHd :,
400 T.. W.; arrives II; W4ss
In9lon at $40 I'M
For 1.rNCU3uRG: krr,va,
at Charlottesville at lI:yi
NJ; leaves By Virginia MGIiap,i
at 1885 a. H.: arrive. =,
No. 3-9:45 Z. N.-Leayes-F OF IIYtiyS,-,
tion. Nceis. Bearer Dam. Fra.
crck'; Han. IorI,,a rrcyIi.
iaDs. t'orGJa.Iil-. Gotham
KcswIck. Cnarln,,csylIIr
Lynchburs Junction. Iy7, IL.
chnm's Rivp". GfcrnwoGa A.
ton. WayDcoboro'. Fisher,yilin
Staunton, ~w0opc'<. Corh"n"'
Minboro'. Clifton Frrs-. NJ
liamson'-. LvwmGDr. CGyIg-
ton. and al Stations wei ~
Covington. Arrives AZ COR
donsvllc at 1920 \. ": Char.
iot;esvIIlc ~ :.::..5 \. NJ: S.ali:.
ton at ~" i. IL; 'oyingtou
White sulphur 1t s45 Az!
kanawRa raj, 1T 1850 q. n
LdmnerI: Huntington at J:;i
+. NJ. Sfeamar arrive. Al Port
mouth ~ $50 \. ~: IIpcip
natl at q !. NJ. and conncct,
with the im"t Tor tie Wet.
Norhweat. s:i Southwest,
For WA>U!:GToS trriv.;
at Gordonsyi.ic i: I:20 A. NJ:
leaves ~ virginia Midland ralt
NJ $3.50 y. Vi: arri YES NJ Wa,L.
in2ton a. s 4. ".
For LyScuuuEG: ArrtT,.,
at GordonsY:.,c 81 l:20 M
lchanec sar,'. nuI yirrFaa.
Midland ar:i'r' at LynchbU.s
No. 5-3:45 =. M-lcaycs-FUE COipoysvu,r.
Accommodate. Gaty Nce,,r
sunday. S;o.,, Al All STATION.
aud arrive, a.; Gcr'!0:t,; III, A.
sP.M.
EASTWARD.
No. 2-S:l5 p. M.-Atiycs-tnr.:i iyNrISGrrx
Daily tcXcc.,. >untayi Ir>.c5
Huntington u, G:3U +. ~:
White >uipiHr at s+5 i. VI:
siauntnu 4: i;3l f. NJ: Char-
louisville j; I:i5 I. Vi.
FROM I.EE,Il 1t gG: Tir.Ir!I
Midland !cayc, Lyncilh,rc a.
l2:JJ L. VI: arrives ~ i,ur-
louisville A. i:i5 p. VI. h'hou.c
cars: Ihr,ai ."aHc aEl uhl,
leaves ii 5:4J.
FROM W.*HtNGTON: VIZ.
gnil MTaai !c:,t> 4: G:aj
y. Nj: arrivr, at t;rr,!rn>l i,r
at lo:II: !. 'aHca.c ~. Oh,
leaves at -
no. / G:l5 \. M.-Nrrivrs-fno! ClxcISx.ri:
Daily: >lr;.iu.r leave, Iincl:-
natl Il: ( J.. n: Portsmouth 81
$3.50 A. NJ: Chesapeake .ri
Ohio train i"avc- huntington
~ 10 \. NJ: White Sulphur IT.
T:30 =. NJ: >:Juaton at l2.25
A. NJ: Chal'utfr,viliG ~ 2.Hu
\. NJ; nvr!uHs'ii!c at $50
\. VI.
FROM I.y>CIiDuRC :Tr.!nlt
Midland clves Lyrcnhnr. ~
l2:2U 4. NJ: arrive 1T tor
dnnsvi,!" at $50 1. ". lc,,a.
carSl: Chesapeake AND rht,
leaves al 1880 4. VI.
FROM WAsuISGTON: VIZ
gina Midland leaves Washug.
ton at 3:3j =. ~: arrive n.
Gordonsvi.Ir At l:2j \. w.
Chesapeake and Ohio leave, a..
$3.50 \. NJ.
No. e-o:00 \. M.-Arrivss-F Rom GORDONS-
WILLIE: Accommodation. dtlg
Except Sunday: lraTS Cor
louisville II SD /. VI. ~
stops AT al stations.
". VI. :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY l.. howard,
General Passenger ltiH Ticket Agrnr.
jcS Richmond, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-18
BY ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank StrcStS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI-
" RABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON FIFTH BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-By vir-
tue OF decree of the Chancery Court of the city Of
Richmond, in the case of GrayrS. peasants, enter,
missioner, proceed TO sell at public auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY, June Is. 1873, at
on the west side Of Fifth street between Clay and
Leigh streets, occupied by Mir: Edward z. Lyon. 1t
mediation for servants. The LOT has II front Of 32
feet and depth of 1872 feet and It's convenience to
business and the market renders 1t very attractive
TERMS; One third cash balance on 4 credit OF
six, twelve, and eighteen months, interest added.
and ti:le retained until al the purchase-moncy Is
paid and q conveyance ordered by the court.
WIN. JOSIAH LEAKE.
ie Is Special Commissioner.
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Ordered to be Whipped.-Ma Clarke
yesterday ordered Albert Moore (colored)
to receive fifteen lashes, for stealing CLOTH
ing from Jim Dennis (coiored). After the
whipping Moore was discharged.
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BY w. Ii. Luckc, Auctlo.ccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE
Il BRICK DWELLING; ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, No. SIT, AND VACANT LOT
ADJOINING.-By virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond in the case OF Wat
Hins and ais rs. Lancaster and as, VIII sell at
goth. at 5 O'Clock Z. NJ, the ahove-describcd
DWELLING and VACANT LOT, recently oec1I-
ing fronts As feet Oh Seventh street, running back
l24 feet to an alley The vacant lot. adjoining on
the north, has front Of 22H feet on Seventh street.
running back l24 feet TO an alley.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance in six: twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by Il deed of trust.
lie Is I. II. CARRINGTON. Trustee
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Prospective Pic-Nic.-The Baptist Sab
bath school are arranging for picnic down
James river on the steamer Pumlico on or
about June 2Jth. Full particulars will APP
pear hereafter.
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The Old Dominion MlNs.-It is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the break at the Old
Dominion Cotton Mills will be repaired to-
day, and that operations will be resumed
fn,morr0w
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BY james N. Taylor h Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
i Attic NORTHWEST CORNER OF FLOYD
AND BEECH STREETS, AND IMMEDIATELY
in REAR OF THE RESIDENCE OF &: r. HAYES,
for sale Mt pnbiic auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY the 22d day Of June, 1878, at 6
o'clock r. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL LOT. as above
located. fronting 35 feet aud running back 193 1ecl
to an alley 90 feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, aud secured by n deed of trust.
80. ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
In 80 AuCtoneers.
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Hurt at a MUG Gorge Dennis, EN-.
ployed at a saw-mil in Bermuda district,
had his hand badly mangled by circular
saw Saturday. 1t was feared that several
fingers would have to be amputated.
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Nu.,yIs,r aAarls...I Future pays.
BY peindexter q Topper, i
Real Estate 4genisand Auctionecrs.
70 11Ilf1 Main street e

YALE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
y SERVE OF sTORE AND DWELLING: NO:
AND q STREETS.-We shall cell by auction. on
the premises. on MONDAY the 24th day OF June,
I67a. at 6 o'clock p. NJ, the above PROPERTY.
Besides the STORE there are four rooms, and de-
tuched Kitchen with two rooms. The lot Is 20 by
i25 feet to an alley.
This is capital business stand, and should attract
the attention OF any one desiring paying store and
pleasant dwelling.
TERMS Unusallv easy and at sale.
$500 POINDEXTER & TUPPER,
10 10 80 huctioneers.
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Auction sAl.ES...Ehfs Day
BY Jas. Macdeugall, Auctloncer,
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BATH
Ii TUBS, MATTRESSES, &C.. AT AUCTION
THIS DAY at 10H o'clock will sell the usual varie-
y e ET REL 9aaS, Bfi se sHI as
/ PARL0R SUIT covered In plushl:
WARDROBEs, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
WASHSTANDS, TABLES, CHAIRS:
R8GAH9 So eha St bea FA8l2E
H HsfkG and s sHU GNN MATrkEssEs;
4 RATH-TUBS tnearly newt
REFRIGERAfORS, COUNTER-sCALES,& DC.
JAS. MACDoUGALL,
ieI7 Auctioncer.
uIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF COZ
4 4 FINS, CASKETS. &C. will sell at public
auction on TUESDAY the 18th day OF June, 1873,
Mayo street Ross street. the following property,
TO satisfy distress warrant IN my hands IN favor
of l.. W. Williams, secretary, rs. W. II. Wise:
IA assorted CASkETS,
rs assorted COFFlNs,
Stove and PIPE,
0 RESTLE-BENCHEs,
TABLE, LAMP, &c.
Also, at same time and place. one bal NJ hE -
works we'll In any harncss-to satisfy execution OF
Farrady as. McGill.
/ PATENT CAST. IRON Toni.
jeIs IT. T.. WHITING, II. G. G. r.
TAUCTION.-TWO HOGS, taken up in
IA the street by the police, will be sold at auction
THIS MORNING Tuesday ut 10 O'Clock. ut Adj
amss stable on Franklin street between Seye9!eenh
lie lS.1t Chief of Police.
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-. ~
~ COMMENCING MAJ 81 -"
THROUGH PASSENGER
800 p. ". Leaves Richmond l'EspAi. TH' -.
DAY. and SATl3pAi. n..hr. - :
West Point with steamer i'1HN.' z
all points on YORK. river sH' H''''
more. Arri,cs Ia BI!l.mort q, -.
NJ. connect. With ra!!-unc7 Tor " -.
iugtou, Philadelphia. Ne" Drh' y .
ton. and all WESTERN points. "' :"
at Richmond NJ. trains on Et'.''t.'',
and Pctersbur. and Chc"ti",:-' ''-
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
Goo 4. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. " :"
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: a.! r
600 A. " TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AMI = =.
URkDhI. CONNECTS WIN hI'"'at ,
at West Point H.: river lsn''tuEs. iA''
timorc, and I'll western points. t"h'
meets al Richmond "tth ,rdn>en lhtt'
lDoud aud Danri!.c rasirUIdI!r''4'. :,
and Petersburg, aud Chesaur"se ''''
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:OOP. ii. Leaves Richmond daily teNsSiH s"'
TaRoUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A, II. Arrives ~ Richmond TUE>hh =
THURSDAY, and >ArIRDAi-' w..
meets with trains Oh kchrl'!.a 49,,
Petersburg AMI Chesapeake az" - -
railroads. Stease: Havana !cAht> pa. n.r
timore from Pier ~ i:'S@ III ~.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, an1 f" ,s
DAY, 1 L. ~ C"nnstn
trains from Philadelphia, y" - -
and western points, and a. t't ~,
with tralus Tor Richmond ~" -
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,..,
4:oOp. 81. Arrives III Eichm,ai NONDAi q" H'
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; Avn s,r.
6:l5P. ii. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana II
URbAY. Couuec!s viih >'t-1'' ,..T.
West Pout from BaiIuI'r, ,,.'r.
meets with Richmond A." -
Richmond aud Pcsershy'3' A"" >''0
peake and Ohio ra!irps,!>'
LOCAL PASSENGER. Srr.
1880 4. n. Arrives a, EichlIp,It daily e>ctp go ~,
d.y. Connect, with Eichh"iI', t.I
Petersburg gad IhsSaiS"A' ~'"
S,.r,,sSer of trri~s. AZ Richmond IL or f'o i,
southern points. CAR run .L.ut1A betwc"A A.-'-''
and West Point. = ,,, ,,....., r,,es,
guaranteed. ,,, .,,tn,a rates,
tssued 10 ali nothern and western points. .cd
Throueh tickets sold 10 AL northern; eastern 49,
western noIyts, and kagsase checked thToHsh. an.
Enr ,icsms apply at General Railroad ItcNTs va
Gee, e26 dain street; at THO EAehanTe h", S nSS
comnan,.s depo,, corner Iwenty-thra Anu wv
ns "a II. Il. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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Sale for Tazes.-Yesterday, at - O'Clock
NJ, Sergeant Fitzgerald exposed for sale a
considerable quantity OF real estate on
which the taxes had not been paid for seve-
uoorS
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Councilmen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robert
II. Ballowe and Thomas W. Gentry, corfn-
cilmen-elect from the First Ward, appeared
before the clerk Of the Hastings Court and
qualified.
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Painful accident. -Afew days since Miss
Belle Cox, of Wakefield, in Matoaca dis
trict, was painfully but not seriously hurt
by a fall from a runaway horse.
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Meeting Postponed meeting OF the
Baptist Missionary Society called for last
Sunday was postponed until June 23d, when
an interesting address is expected.
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Hastings Court-The June term of the
Hastings Court commenced yesterday. A
few unimportant civil cases were considered,
after which the court adjourned over until
tn-day -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-18
by Grlibbs & Williams,
Rca, Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO BRICK TENEMENTs AT THE
A CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND MAR
SHALL STREETS. AND A HANDSOME BUILD
ING THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. OTEY, FOR
SALE AT. AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES, on
FRIDAY THE 2isT OF JUNE, AT 8 OgLOGh
r. M.-The houses contain three rooms each. The
lot fronts 60 feet and runs back 1872 feet. The lot
on Nineteenth street fronts % feet and runs back
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBs S WILLIAMS,
10 10 kuciioncers.
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sss} TnE WEATHER ON the OrHEe SIDE. The
London Week says: g Ernit-groWers ana
mark et-gardeners--to say nothing of MILL
ners and their customer are beginning 10
despair of seeing any summer this year.
We have had year OF cold, wet :ratn, With
fitiul CLEANS OF sunshine now ana dn \ !.
blossoms and flowers have rotted. off the
trees or been killed by tue cold at night u
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SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKING EFFG,T
SUNDAY, JUNE J.i~7S.
THROUGH M.IL TRANS DAILY.

THROUGH NAH. TRANS DhH.Y.
No. Lilo i. NJ. leaves n.c.tuanu: ar"iv-- 4.
EurbrYi,I. iaii i. NJ. >n'E-
crLin';, 7:!s =. ". n4@'&.
SOB z. II. ''rr"nsnrn' zoos
T.. vi, .':il.btry ] i:jI t.. ~.
and ha'.'t:r Las \. VI.
No. 1-2:i5 A. H.. leave Charlotte: ARRIVES q.
salisbury 81 \. H.. Gr,,I.--
5nro' G:;r :. NJ, nIn7ife
s:5i 4. ii. >uthcrh> 80
A. ": l;.EE,y !, g., I !, T.,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-il:l5 +. NJ. leaves r. almond: arr!s'. :,
l;urkc:i,l" IA a. W., i~,-
Vie 7:@& !. H.. ,;re.a. a.f,'
9:i5 y. VI. salisbury ll:ol :.
NJ. AMI charlotte 1910 T.. b..
salisbury 3:l5 r. ", Grrre..
9:3I +. W.. iurkesilic 2:4s \.
NJ, aud I;t;amund ! \ II.
Trains Nos. and = VIII maxi close c"uGrGiu.
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from al l"la..
North ana East; AT i;urscylli. with IT,, Ai'r-
tic: Mississippi and ohio railroad :" anl from F'ra-
vile. Lyncnburg. ald all southwestern Uo,Uu: Ht
Sutncrlins with The Milton ami >uthrr,iN Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. g.. ri nuHdvr win
the Virginia Midland Railroad: a: Greensboro -
and intermediate points: at Airline junction ".'l
Atlanta and Charlotte Air-I.iE".
Trains Nos. ) and will connect al Richmond -
ing North and South with ihr .icn"u'i. tu.a
ricksbur2 aud Potomac riIT"ii FOR N.>Ht'."'
and all point, North and Wc.;..mI with t!n ca.
pcake and Ohio railroad for All points Nc1:: %;
Dundee with Virginia Mi4!4@'i railroad {, tH!
from Washington and MI points North an! Wei:
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad H..
Raleigh, GOdsb0ro', AMI iutrrmcdiai" i"ih'':
1T Salisbury with the Western N0rth ta.,,iat
railroad At Charlotte win the charlotte. '".'!G-
bla and Augusta railroa, 10 and fr"id AL i"lL',
North and South. These trails run :,IIiy on Il.
Richmond aud Dtnril!c railroad. and connect IS
above, except going north on sunday molhin- a.
going south Monday, morning. Trains m@H". rs
connection run daily on Richmond! Ir'"Ii',.'
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake amt uaiD :a..'
roads except Sunday.
Trains or the y. ". y. {. railroad rrln mt" ~.
Greensboro and Salem daily except >'ii.'ts.
Pullman palace drawin--tn"lu and .lr"; 'i''-''''
trains Nos. l AMI . between n" 49,
and Atlanta ri1 RichmouG. a:Ii Oh Nos. 8 "..' )
between Richmond an! Charlotte. AMI .i"'-"
Washington. Danyilc, Charlotte Hu" Au-r..n.
Tickets sold Ia all southern sud so.!a"-~'.'H
points and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only TOR il CoUihHr&s 49,
between the points named on the i.c.c.e. y ~
over checks vii he given.
T. VI. L. TAl.thrL
GcG"r'Ii >gpcTT'.'.h''r"..
JOHN r. MACMCEpo, GcWc.a r4sset-. ::,.e-;'
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-18

The DanuiNe Bridge.-The Richmond and
DanvilIe railroad bridge, which has recently
been thoroughly repaired, is now being
neatly MhiteWasheQ.