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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-21
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Sudden Death.-A young man named
William Waymack, son OF John Waymaek,
residing Oh Sugar Hill, near the corner OF
Decatur and Tenth streets, died very sud-
denly early yesterday morning. The de-
ceased had long been sufferer from dropsy
and general debility, but it was not con-
sidered necessary to sit up with him. Yes
terday about 8 O'Clock A. NJ. his mother
hearing some noise, went to him and gave
him some refreshmeat. She afterwards
arose and prepared her morning meal, and
on going to her sons bedside to see If he
wished anything, found him dead. Young
Way mack was quiet and inoftensive youth,
and was beloved by all who knew him. His
sufferings were long and painful, and it is
hoped and believed that he has gone to
better and brighter world, where pain and
sorrow are unknown.
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LOCAL a TTERS.

o., ppr. . ser OF Our HgREss "a
Y,n1T YYasr ATTENDANCE AND FINE ZEE.
enp,s.Mcr here was 4 large and very
ssahscmatlo attendance at ii ozart Hall last
si,s;sehs III, the occasion OF the tepro ctlofl
80 s,,e local musical extravaganza OF - Cur
He;ress y for the benefit of the Retire fof
f,e Sick. The play has been somewhat
imnroyed. and Ii replete with light snti
snarRnnp music and some excellent local.
hits. Mr, Stamps, rich merchant and cruel
5naYant. Mr.. F. w. Cunningham; Spooner,
his appointed son-in-law, q. c. jenkins
Fer7inand Stroller, the romantic lover, L.
~. Pizz'ni; Nipper, a detective. =. +; re ,s.
witt. Telephoni, street-musician, Y. n.
Cardoza. jim Crow, q colored voter, Y,
Bedford: CHEZ. Justice Black, 81. W.. Lub-
bock: Prosecuting Attorney, G. Il. Whip.
ple. Sheriff. w. u. Bass; Mrs. stamps, tne
mannuvring mother, }. w. Lalbe; an'
cellina, her ba,ldozed daughter, y. u. kea'
ford; Chorus Of Policemen. Jury, CM'
zens, &c.
The cast has been altered since che pre-
seatalion OF the play about eighteen months
ago, the most noticeable being those 0,
Spooner and Stroller. Mr. Redtord s Tecep'
ticn as Angelina was very cordial. ny
looked. acted, dressed, and sang the primf
+
were very well sustained. Mr. Jenkins, a;
90 The Swell OF Franklin Street" exceeded
even the expectations of his warm warm ss
friends, and was literally applanded
Mr.. Pizzini, as Stroller, has perfcc
copception OF the character, sings ant
acts wen, but is rather heavy for the
character. Mr.. Dewitt as Niprer, and MI
Whipp!e as the Commonwealth's Attorney
were excellent. The solos. duets. ana con.
certed pieces, were well executed, tue chorus
very effective. and the orchestra. under the
direction of Professor Siegel. almost fault
less. The audience was heartily sympa
thetic and appreciatiVe one, and testshec
their appreciation Of home illusions ane
good music by repeated applause.
The scenerY-particularly The view O
Prat.,s cottage, with the Tredegar IN tn!
distance, and Monroe Park-together Will
al. the stage accessories, was in good TASTE
and very natural -,
The performance was most enjoyable
one, and reflected great credit upon Pro
lessor Siegei, the orchestra, and all In an!
way concerned.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND thE>IhAhEf
RAILROAD. )
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS Al, IS =, ., ,.-7

RICHMOND, YORK kiVEh AND hE[I n'
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY u, 1871
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 z. 81. Leaves Richmond TUESDAl' ~ :, :.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connect -
West Point with steamer li"'aii
all points on YORK river ana h',,-
more. Arrives in Baltmorc a, n
NJ. connects with rti-iincs Tor " ~
iuytou Philadelphia, Ne" ora Il -
ton and I'll western points. CORR >
At Richmond with trains III f'''''
and Petersburg AID Iac.Li '"S' -'''
Til THR0TGH FREIGHT. u.yn
s.or 4. 81. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
WV SESDAY. and FRIDAY: an" .r
go A. IL TUESDAY, THURSDAY, A"I -
IrRPDAY. Connects wth ''""'.' -
AT West Point Tor river i1n!lIIs' '"'''
tImorr and Nil western fonts 49,
meets al Richmond Win .rstlHS "L ''''".
mondand DanYil.c raiir"Ai'H. '.'''ni t
and Petersburg, AMI ChgnAI'''HS 80"
I TWC t;.I,'F PASSENGER.
a.GO p. VI. Leaves Richmond daily except sun
TaiRoUGH PASSENGER. ,.,,,,,v.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives ~ R,chmont ! E>pNt ~
>"'S THURSDAY, AMI Sal KIN.
meets with trains al RirHh"''a w." ~,
Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE anu ~ 80,
railroads. steamer Havana lH4i'' , ,,H'r
timore from Pier ~ t;lEma VII
MONDAY, WEDN Esi,Al, qua w'!s
nay AZ y. 81. '"nhe''9 ~
trains from Ph!ia,tepaia, Ne" n. St',
and western points, ana ~ " r., ~.
with tralus FOR Richmond 4'' '
THROUGH FREIGHT. u.rn.
a.oo NJ. arrives AZ Richmond MnNpAi'"' "'
*'oo AZ nNESDtY, and FRIDAY; ASA So.
sIsp N. Tuesday, THURSDAY snn,, % q
O." iISDAY. Connects win >t,tu'' ,,i'.
Vest Point from Balt!noFr. '.l,9S
meets With Richaion5 a"d IT, ,",..,s,
Richmond aud PetcrshtlrS' jill" |"
prage and Ohio railroads
Local. PASSESGEk; Spu.
,o.oo A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond dai,f EA.'Pi ..Il
Ao'00 a. day. Connects with NIcn"i"'II'' ga
Petersburg and Chesapeake I'LL"
railroads. - ,,,,, ., or frta
No sra ssrts Tsrs run through between A'.-
Careful handling and Dispatch Win ""'''
guaranteed. u .vt,h ,,arau,ceI :aSS'
issued 70 all northern and western pstsru AID
western points and sasEass shf Hsroad VIZ, OF
a. sot aSs N.,n Street: az the Exchange Hot uycE
som1any's depot, corner Twenty-thife -"
Ssr .es 90 r. r. nOuGlAs Spr~r,ntrH"1-.
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TEMPERANCE OFFICERS ELECTED.-Friend'
ship Division, No. 5, has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing quarter: Ro5er1
McNau9hton, worthy patriarch; NJ. A
King, worthy associate; r. T. Ellyson, re-
cording scribe; Ida 8. Hopkins. assistant
recording scribe; L. K. johnson, financial
scribe; J. II. Wilson, treasurer; Willis
Jackson, chaplain; Samuel Bailey, con.
ducior; Lima Lewis, assistant conductor;
William Taylor. inside sentinel; John Blair,
outside sentinel; George Churchill, P. w.
p; George w. Samples, l.. D. G. W. P.
Social Greeting Division, No. "A Wood
ville), has elected r. L. Guordine, W. P;
Eliza Payne, w. A.; Francis Evans, r. s.;
Sarah j. Garnet, A. r. S.; Z. i. Evans,
+. S.; Rev. q. 9. Feggens, Treasurer; II.
Garnet, Chaplain; L. Winston, Con-; j.
Anderson, A. c.; Lewis Cooper. I. S.;
Lewis level, o. S.; Rev. 9. G. Feggens,
p. W. P; George b. Robinson, l.. d. G.
w. 2. :
A<bury Division, No. so, has elected How
ard Singleton, W. p; Sally Robinson, W.
A.; Annie Singleton, W. il. s.; j. A
Meekens. A. R. s.; Sallie Whittle, F. s.;
William Singleton, T.; Rev. Thomas w
Barrett, Chap; Beverly Morris, Con.
Charles Robinson, a. c.; Moses Anderson.
]. s.; Adam Randolph, 0. S.; Lucy A. Ro'
bIpson, P. W. P.
All OF the above officers will be installed
January, 1879. This order is progressing
finely.
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Fly Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
ROOMS 70 Si1oc c6kNEk LElGH AND JubAH
sTREETs oGG T IGI HY J2SEPH APA All
F F'Ehf if AID ScorTTs: AMI All THE s.;
TEREST OF sA fI J9S Trp A PANS IN a TIE
N Ne1Hi bEc n sI IS HID By HIM nSbER
THE WILL OF HIS EAT 1r IN TIE FOL o :;
HOUSES AND LOTS on THE EAST Line Of
THIRD sTREET BETWEEN gAck NIGS A NJ
ATTRACTIVE HOUSES AND ARE STUCCOED,
AND CONTAIN FROM FOUR TO SIX ROOMS
hN$o wrh flcs sM Ef4h oHsE n rs
k kkAH sT FHHit 4SD ob6wEEEING s. INF
JACKSON AND DUAL STREETS, AND a
TWO-STORY, FRAME DWELLING ADJQIN-
4 ms TEE B Sl9Hf ~ S BRck At S.
M nAfnHR 1" k kfT NcSoNTaiSISa sEyES
FOR $500 PER YEAR; ALSO, FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF DUYAL
STREET BETWEEN TIVE; JHDAHr STREET JET A up
F F6opH LOT GN N BAKER sfkkET-In pursuance
Of decree Of the Cnancery Court of the city Of
In the suit therein pending styled Smith, Mathews
&c HARDWOOD rs. Joseph Adams, we. us commission
e5 ene sa wh he
on MONDAY the 23d day OF DccemEer. 1878, at 3
O'Clock 2. NJ. ALL THE PROPERTY described IN
the said suit and above named. which will be all
the interest of Joseph Adams III this property under
his fathers will. Full particulars and information
will be given at time Of sale before by either the
commissioners or aucliOnrer. The abeve-deScribcd
property Will be sold clear OF all liens ana lncum-
brailces The houses are all rented by good tenants,
and are in good order.
THE TERMS under the decree will be one third
cash: the residue upon credit oil SIX anu we've
months with nego liable notes six per cent. interest
added. and little retained until all of the purchase
money Is paid anu conveyance Is or1ercn py Inc
Court. JAMES CASKlE,
+. N. CONNOR.
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT 3. LYME, Auctioneer. de II
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RAILROAD Lyyys
EiCHDoHD AND PETERSri'rc,
RAILEOAD COIrA..

RICHMOND AND TETEHSrrrc
RAILROAD CoIrAST.
1OMHENC1Nd MONDAY, December r.
~ 1878, trains On this road 'sil run as follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND >orTl,
ll:o5 a. H., THROUGH NAIL daily. conpcc.,,,
lor Charleston, >aylpnah. kuycs.
and Aiken tyia Charleston rair,,h'
Jucssohyille-DirlCr cars IL Wflmt,m'
ION. Stops only at Chester and W..s
chester ' 'ti'-
7:15 a. ~. IccoMMoDATIox Gsry t.x,...
sunday makes c,u.c cougec,,N ~ -.
Petersburg with lie ht,4u,fc " -
sissiDpi and Ohio THiirnad rGr ~ ;.
Chattanooga. Nashville. Nr;orSnTi'
LYhchDurS, FarGS3iic. ana ofl,,T I,,;
stat!ons on tia, road, maxim, s,,'.
siine rs by aly Other line. StUr< -,
all regular stations. '' ="
4:EO Z. II. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIT 9,ry
.ciS , sunday. rAs.ne"S, taxing
tn5 t!all will n,ate elise cDr.u,r.t,n',
az ttltrsSGr2 f,r S0rfO;y.
1885 Z. IL. THROUGH MAIL daiiy coanec,lr,
Ior WELDON. Wilmington Eal-i.h
Shari"Stnn, Savannah. Augusta. o..
innl'ia, Atlanta. Macon. MOncgOmery
nioDle. New Orleans, and all poiur,
Soaln and Southwest prnI4n g! .rr
lns-raT from Boston Ter Wi;lnagtln
SAVANNAH, ANA - " South, Stnn. a,lg
n Manchester and Chester '
500 a. d.. SUNDAY ACCOM- UDtTTnS
TRAIN makes close cpHr.acrion xi.
~, NJ. ( o. Il. x. fr E:l,'ol Cha;ta
nooga. Nashville. Memphis. LyncI
burs, Farmviic. ana uthrr irci ia
IONS On that road. Stop: 1T all stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$3.50 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with RchDoitG, frcncrick.bug AMI
PotGmac railroad IA. all points NGrtL
East. and West. Stops Al Manchester
AMI Chester. and mt Half Way and al
Dlury'S BluE on signal.
0:03A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN ,lauy
except >uucayl. Stops 1T all sta.
lions.
7:o5 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN daily,
stops at all stations.
1915 P. n. THROUGH Mai. daily. c0nrec,,ry
with Richmond. FreIcri,kstur, ana
Potomac railroad for all rolntS F,st
and West Also, s!aking close connrr.
tlon with the Chesapeake 2nG Ohio
railroad for the Virginia S;rIncs and
all points North and Wet This trtIr
stops al Manchester aud chester, ami
at Half ana DrWry'5 Hun. ON
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
the Apnomattsx 1epo',
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discontinued
until further notice.
de Is 4. SHAW. Superintendent:
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The Beethoven MusicGle.-The attendance
at the thirteenth Beethoven musicale last
night was the largest and most fashionable
that has yet graced these pleasant SoweeS.
The programme embraced solos, duets,
quartettes, gIees, chorlses, and several in
strumental selections. The singing OF Mrs.
Woodfn, Mrs. Harding, Misses Thomas and
Jones, and Messrs. Chiles, Harding, Wood
fin, and Morrissett, and the fine instru..
mental selections OF Mrs. Attkisson and
Mrs. Harding. were all we'll executed, and
the performers came in for fair share OF
applause. The entertainment was voted by
all present as one OF the most enjoyable eve
nings Of music ever spent in this city.
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THE THEATRE-MIss THoMPsoN-MATI-
NEE TO.DAY.-Jane Eyre was produced ut
the Theatre last night with the following
cast: Jane Eyre, Governess at Thornheld.
Miss Charlotte Thompson; Lady Georglana
Ingram. who appreciates herself, Miss Ida
Lewis: Mrs. Sarah Reed, an intriguing mo-
Their, Miss Annie Montague; Mrs. Ellen
Fairfax, best OF the housekeepers, Mrs.
Louisa Watson; Grace Poole, Walchiu' ana
mysterious, Miss Anna Lester; The Maniac,
remnant of wretched life, Miss Sarah Lee;
Lady Clawdou, Miss Ida Adams: Adele, the
Precious Pupil, Little Ellie; Lord Edward
Rochester, with crusty outside put true
heart within, Mr.. F. Loranz; Frederick
linn. Glass OF Fashion and Mould of Form,
Mr.. J. L. WocderSon; Jacob Buttercup,
he's h'olways snubbed, Mr.. &. W. Gregory;
Colonel Henry Dent, the Ready Friend, Mr..
William Cooper; Lord Clawdon, Friend Of
the Family, Mr.. E. S. Dcering.
Miss Bronte'S story OF an orphans
wrongs, gorernees's trials, and loves tri-
umph over two troubled souls. is one that
has appealed to thousands OF sympathetic
hearts, and in the charge OF such good
company as told it last night, could not fail
to please. Miss Thompson deserves the
reputation she has won, and in this her
fayorite character is truly great. The con-
flicting emotlons-as Wnere swinging uhuei
q sense Of injustice she dutifully struggles
on and learns to forgive her tormentors-
are represented with truthfulness and
power which entitled her to something more
than conventional praise. Her support was
very good. Taken as an entirety, the COM
pany is the best one that has been here this
season, and the audience OF last night. sec
ing and approaching it, was far more liberal
in applause than Richmond people are
usually disposed to be. The evening was
a delightful one for all present.
Jane Eyre will be repeated at the matinee
this afternoon. No matter how rough the
weather may be, those who appreciate good
acting will have no cause for regret If they
attend.
Tonight Miss Mutton will be played. 1t
was a great success in New York, and Miss
Thompson is sure to make it worthy Of our
favor
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The Terms of Councitmen.-At the cleo
ton in May last. in the First and Third
Wards three Councilmen were elected in
each. Under the city charter the terms OF
one third of the City Council expire each
wear. Some time between that period and
the next election in May the members OF
the Council from these two wards will de-
eide by lot which of them will serve the
one, two, and three-year terms respective
~. There has been no drawing Of lots
since the first Council organized under the
new city charter July l, 1874.
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The City CoaacI.-The regular semi
monthly meeting Of the City Council was
held last nigbt-Aiax Gary, Esq, presiding,
and quorum present.
There were no reports from regular COM
mittees and none OF importance from spe-
ciaI ones. A number Of resolutions were
appropriately referred, and several bills or
dered TO be paid. Without transacting any
business OF special public interest, the
Council adjourned until January 3, 1879.
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ii. ri WfIliaInse7f SO Broadway. car, o.
Donfey,a Baking sofs CT that i had bis.
cuts made there d hat 4 have analyz
tie same. an a that they do not contain ALUM
or any other deleteriotls snhstai1c
r. OGDEN D0RENUs, ne. ID. LIZ ID,
Professor Chemistry and cology. ~
the Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
: But it seems the gentlemen in question
are as ccretess {7) in their statements on
other subjects. How much weight can De
atesshcd 10 any hing Mr.. Mott or the koyai
Baking-P Powder Company asserts we leave
to the public after reading the extFacl J
below. ),
The Royal Baking Powder !" Is prepared,
SAYS that company in their advertisements
. from GRAPE ,cRgAMs TARTAR imported eS.
pressly for this peerless powder diFect'1r ohi
the wine district oil France.
The Imports of Cream Tartar for hlie !,
months OF 1878 january LIST to OctoDer
lst--accordinS TO the records OF tne Ne"
York custom-house, were Just TEN POUNDS.
Their advertisement further says:
eft has received the endorsement ana re;
commendation OF the New York Doaiu Ds "
Health" 49,,
On The contrary, the president OF the
New york Board Of Health, Professor
CHARLES F. Chandler, informs us most
emnhaticoIIy that the Royal Baking der
has mot the endorsement OF the Board OF
Health.
Mr.. Mott, in bis article, states.
.sHaying been appointed Chemist by ihe
United States Government Tor tue lnoian
Department"
But The Department OF the, Interior
seems unaware OF the fact.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY, Z;
November 9th, 1878. J
Messrs. Dooley& Brother, 145 Duane street,
Ne,o Yort city:
sjrs.-Your letter OF the 26lh instant, re.
lative to "Chemist for Indian Depart
ment," is received, and in reply have to
inform you that there Is no such once III Tue
Indian Bureau. s,
Very respectfully,
A. BELL, Assistant Secretary.
Is it to be wondered at that people so la,
Bile to mistakes should have pronounced
Dooley's Yeast-Powder injurious In an sirtl-
Gle for which, by the way. we have sued tne
ROYAL Buking-Powder Company LOT mail
cious libel, laying our damages at seventy
tive thousand dollars?
DooLEY & BROTHER.
| 2. SIN answer TO the ABOVE, WI. puo't
now publishes card, showing that he was
employed last June OF July. as chemist, by
the Commission Of Indian Affairs for pur'
chasing supplies to aid them in the examl'
nation OF such baking-powders, soda, etc.,
as were bid for as per public advertisement
NAV oath. We do not wish to do Mr.. Alott
shade of injustice, and if this improves his
case he is welcome to the correction. Whe-
ther that is what be wished his readers TO
understand when, in his first article, he said
he was appointed g Chemist by the Untteo
States Government for the Indian Depart.
ment," we leave to them; whether it JUST.
fies the circulation of that article marked
"OFF1cIAL" we propose to find out from
the proper authority.
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BY Richardson 6 Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
..1tl lib Mtln street,
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM;

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF.
MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AUCTlQN..By
viz Tue OF The provisions of deed OF trust, bearing
date the 2sih day Of November. 1877, from VIII
liam ST. Paul Putam 10 the undersigned, iruste S,
duly recorded In the clerks Office OF the Hustlnfs
Court of said city of Manchester 10 secure Inc pay
mcnt of certain negotiable note therein meniioa-
ed for the sum OF 1880, we shall, as trustees III
said deed-deauit having been made in the payment
OF said note, and being required so TO DO by 'he
holder thcrcof-sel BY auction on The premises OH
SATURDAY the 2lst day OF December 1873. NJ
az O'Clock p. NJ. the following described REAL
ESTATE-ro wit. all that certain LOT Ot LAND,
with several SMALL FRAME WEbLINGS there,
on living and being in the city of Manchester. anu
bounded as follows-to wir. beginning on Inc Soutn
line Of Tenth street at the east line Of Tie properly
of G. Mum. running thence eastwardiy along sao
Tenth street Semnes street, THENCE AT rlgnt an
giles soutI,wardly along the western line OF senes
street to Eleventh street. thence 1T right angles
along the north line of Eleventh street 10 lie easl-
eru line of the proocrty of A. McCrone. thence at
right angles nortnwardIy along said .1cCroncs inc
to other property of said Pulliam thence al rlght
angles westwardly along tile north line OF seid Slc
Cr0nes property to the said east line OF u MUM S
nronerty and thence at right angles n0rfhWardly 10
Tenth street and The point Of beginning.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO delray INC expense
Of executing this trust aGd 10 pay OH tne sum OF
SO $50 with interest thereon from the 2Sth Day OF
November 1878: the residue Oh such terms as snail
be announced at The time Of sale.
This property will be divided to snif Inc Wan1s OF
buyers. y. n. kIC IL AZ SS'
Trustees.
&c
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UNcLAIMED.-Lettersa and postal-eardS ad.
dressed as follows remain unclaimed in the
Richmond post-ofiic j. r. Alexander, W.
C.. Anderson, Phillis Brown, Charles L.
Butler, Il. j. Buker, u. Dickson. w. Fl.
Drew. T. c. Hays, George Leroi, r. Mich
OILS, w. L. Page, G. A. Palmer, Miss V. Rob-
inson, Mrs. Mamie A. Robinson, Mrs. Rob
son, j. Elwood Robinson, Isham Roberts,
Alice Winston, Mfr. "Ixion' Tobacco,
Cons. Oil Co.
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BY PoinGextcr s. Tupper,
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers,
1900 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
n MILL ON THE NEWMARKET ROAD
ABOUT. FOUR MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED: ALSO. VERY
VALUABLE FARM ADJOINING, CONSISTING
OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. WITH
AND ALL NECESSARY UT-BUILDINGS.-We
will sell by auction, on the premises, on MONDAY.
December 22d, at II O'Clock NJ, the above valuable
properly.
The MILL, which will be first sold Is one Of the
best In the county, with ample water power one set
of burrs capable Of grinding forty bushels OF corn
q day. and On Joys n frst-ratc custom.
The FARM or TWO HUNDRED ACRES is In
good state of cultivation, with fine orchard OF
about 400 trees of all Variety and buildings In good
order.
The auctionesrs viii be pleased to show the prop
erly and convey parties down Oh day of sale.
TERMS: Liberal. and at sale. -
PUINDEXTER & TUPPER,
do 17-1o.2O,2lE23 Auciioneers.
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A.ueTrs,r sALEs..- II Il Days.

AS TRUSTEE IN A DEED. FROM
IA. AUSTIN JOHNSON. Gated 2Sih December,
1877. vii! sell at auction. on the PREMISES. on
Friday The 2Dlh of Decembcr 81 9. OF 4 O'Clock
4 J.fyT OF LAND fronting 80 feet on Twenty
fourth street. tear street by 125 feet Deep with
DOUBLE TENEMENT thereon, having two rooms na3
each. Cash as TO EXPENSES OF sale ana ai,oat SyZ
dine February 2S, 1873, and &lG3 due June %.
1879: nra Inop' a credit as 10, 500 due december
2S, 1878, and 81 10 eJune %. 1879;
= n. 81. LEE, Trustee.
g! PosTPONEMENT.
The above sale IS postponed until TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. 24th instant. ut the same hour aud
Mace. Idle 21.S&TuI N. NJ. LEE. Trltsfee.
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CITY RAILWAY.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY coN'N ,,,n.l.
THO THE PUBLIC.-Any citizs s,,.o o, a!
L ling a street-ear aud not gaspiaSS Irs.lus W.
the driver will obiieu the undersigned U! '"'
Of ear and reporting The same.p wALKER,
no la-Sm superintendent Wy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-21

The Roll of Honor.-The following pu-
pills are on the roll OF honor at the Male
High-School Professor E. Morrissett,
principals Oliver Blankenship, Walter
Charlton, Thomas T. Dornin, Frank Fitz-
gerald, Kirkwood Matthews, Thomas Mat
tbews, Alexander McCulloch, Henry Nc
Rae. Willie Owens, +. Lee Traylor, and
Samuel Vanderslce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-21

TEMPERANCE SERMON SUNDAY.-The Gen
erai Temperance Committee OF Richmond,
Heprico, and Manchester, has issued o pro.
clamation requesting the ministers of all
denominations to preach special sermons on
temperance tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-21

| .St. Joints Day. Manchester Lodge will
have its usual celebration Of ST. Johns day
this year. This celebration, which is pecu.
liarly Manchester institution, is generally
visited not only by all the craft on the south.
side, but by visiting brethren from abroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-21

The Hastings Court. adjourned term
OF the Hastings Court will be held this
morning at 10 o'clock. Only few .unim.
portant civil cases are to be considered, and
it is probable that the court will adjourn
for the term to-day. Il. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-21
ByJ.E. Hockaday, General Auctiouccr,
No. 1928 Main streeE.

.nN MONDAY NEXT. DECEMBER ODD,
vi will sell to the highest bidder the best FIR UIT-
and VEG ETA BL E-STAND iu the First atket,
recently occupied ". Fl. Seward, Esq.
This Is 4 trss-rate opportunity for any one wish
stands sometimes sell for $2U0 and So 90, and this
being on the southwest corner, south SIDE franklin
street. Is considered the best stand in the market.
viii be sold ut my store during my auction sale
Monday. D. H. HOthhDA1,
lie % 1923 Main street,