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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-08
HENRY c. JONES, D. ID. S., E3
formerly assistant TO DR.. John Mahony.)
DENTAL OFFICE: 015H MAIN STREET (cast).
RESIDENCE: 325 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
-. OK li-eod
LICENSE TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, VA. April l, 1879,
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L from O'Clock 4. NJ. to q O'Clock p. NJ. from the
9Th to the 3Oth OF April for the purpose OF RECEIVE
Ing the
,t..'f LICENSE TAX
from all Lawyers, Doctors. Deuiists, Com lon
Merchants, Merchandise Brokers, Stock add Ex-
change Brokers, Wholesale aud Retail Liquor Deal
ers. Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons, boarding. anu
Earing- Houses, Aueuouecrs, umber- Measures.
Arehitt cts, Theatres and Halls; Telegraph, tx
press, and Coal Companies; Mercantile INSURANCE,
Steamboat, Real Estate, Employment, Ticket, anu
Sewing. Machine Agents; bitter Manufacturers.
junk and oyster Dealers, Scavenxers, Photosra-
pliers, and all Others liable to license tax.
Extract from City Ordinance: .,
All bills renal ming unpaid on the LIST day OF May
line OF not Iess than Que dollar aud no more IMAM
I've dollars for zach day thereafter NIL he imposed
an linn Collector.
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AUCTION sALEs---Fnture Days.
BY Jno. z. Larshton, DR.. AuctioDeer,
No. 916 Main Street.

TRUSTEES sALEOFsTOCK OF GRO
L CERES, WINES, LIQUORS. FIVE Dl!AuGaT
HORSE, BtjG(iY.g COVERED SPRING-WAGON,
&c, &C.-As trustee In deed Of trust from tinmil-
ION Bingham 10 me. executed The 2bth Gay OF
March. 1879. 10 secure The payment OF certain ne
as trustee, viii on FRIDAY. April i III, at lqts
O'clock proceed 10 sell 20 the highest bidder on the
premises No. COL Seventeenth street, corner Vi
Veuablc. the entire stock Of
GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS,
STURE-FiXTURES.& &C.,
belonging 10 Hamilton Bingham. The STOCK en-
braces every variety usually found in grocery
store Also. 3-s.'i .-t''-.
/ FINE DRAUGHT HORSE ...s
1 TOP.RUGGY and HARNESS,
/ COVERED SPRING. WAGON and HARNESS.
TERMS: Cash rs to so much rs may be necessary
10 nav Off a note for 81 67.32 and expenses OF safe.
and lie residue on such terms US may be maue
known on the day Of sale.
JSO. r.. LAUGIITOS. DR., Auciloneer. ap 7-5tf
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by Robert r. LvEe,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioueer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE. WITH
J. DWELLING AIiJOfNIEG, SITUATED on
THE EAST SIDE OF JESSAMi%E HETMEEN y
execution OF L certain deed Of trust dated Nnvcn
Der 25. 1876, and duly recorded In the clerks nlce
OF Richmond Chauccry Court, nctd-l Book 90 A.
page 233-and being required so 10 so by the holder
OF The note secured thereby. dciln!t having been
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9th day
of April. 1879. ut -. =. NJ. the PROPERTY above
Described. The STORE consists al = large room.
will MI necessary xturpS The HOUSE tadjOningl
contains about four rooms; wafer &c.- on me
prrmi.ps The LOT fronts OH JessaIElnc street 81
f,rt and runs back Il good depth.
TIiS prescats i good opportunity for any one or
moderate means 10 purchase nice home and good
bl,eincsS-staEd. -
TERMS: cash as to expenses Of sale aud 10 pay of
4 note of S4l5s2. with all interest. &C, thereon
balance upon terms TO BE- given 1T sale.
L. 4. MEAGHER.
ano 347SS9 Trustee.
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By Jno. Z. Laughton, Jr., Auctionccr,
GIG Main stIect.


ELEGANT CHINA DESSERT SET,
IL IRON SAFE. SHOWCASES, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, FINE TAPESTRY CARPETS,
FURNITURE, CHROMOS, &C, &C, AT AUG
TION.-On TUESDAY the 9Th. Instant, at l0E
O'Clock. will sell at my aucnon-rooms-
one ELEGANT BLUE-AND-GOLD FRENCH
CHINA DESSERT SET-the handsomest set
offered at auction for many years ....
One MEDl UM-SlZE IRON OFFICk-SAkE;
Two ENTIRELY NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS.
fifteen by fourteen feet each:
One CITY-MADE GREEN REPS WALNUT AND
FRENCH PANEL PARLOR SUIT;
OAK, MAHOGANY, and POPL WARD.
ROBES: -'' '..t
Several EXCELLENT FIVE, SIX, and SEVEN
FOOT SHOWCASES: ...
An invoice of NEW CROCkERY and GLASS
A large lot Of OIL CHRoIOs. in walnut frames;
One chest Of CABINET-MAKER'S TOOLS, com
pcte; -
An assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
Several lots of GOLD JEWELRY. PISTOLS. &c
JNO. Z. LACGHTUN. JR..
an7 Aucloneer.
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Death of Mr.. Hobbs.-Mr. William d.
uofhs. weil-kpown citizen OF this place,
died at his home in this city Sunday morn
ING about 8 O'Clock, In the thir,y-fiih year
OF bis age He was formerly q wesl.snown
tobacconist 0, this city and Of Richmond;
and was widely known and respected
throughout the surrounding country. ne 4
entered the late war when but mere boy,
and continued in the service OF his country
until tbe great struggle ceased. lie was
the SON O. the late Jeremiah Hobbs, pro-
minent citizen OF Manchester in his day.
The funeral took place from bis late resi-
dcncc Yesterday morning. and his remains
were inferred IN Maury Cemetery.
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Ry Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALu; y;
i ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESIA IEv u w
FRANKLIN, CARY, AND MAIN STREETS; Al Al
AIycrioN.-In part execution of deed OF tF 11,
from Frank D. Hin and wife TO rs us trStees rt ~
recorded in the office Of the GnanceIy ubc aue
ton TUESDAY 9Th day Of Apri, , mo qP hel
the premises. respectively In the oruee haJ i,
low, be following described real ssiareNl31
Atl2 O'CLOCK a.. The THkEE,SIOf1E6 % n ~ An :,
TE.FKONT BRICK TESEMENI NC; 1919 I Easr
Franklin street, now under lease 10 i1e. sTs;
Rider AID Others. fronting "a feet on Inc SCUM sue
Of franklin stree. between Fifteenth ana seven,
teenh streets and running back l36 rect 10 "a'hut
All O'CLOCK r. NJ, the valuable STORE No.
1913 Car, street, with three stories ana ce!lar, sl
ua,cd on the south side Of Cary street betWeen
Shotkoe Slip and Virginia street. 10 81 iest Iron''
aud running back 10 an alley in the rear ms pro,
perry Us now under lease to t. F. Minor ESQ, anu
is locale III the hest por ion OF Cary sircet.
At4H O'CLOCK P. 1.-THE very eiigbly-!ocatesu
DWELLING No. 40 Main street. between J. ohrth
and Fifth streets, containing ten rooms htcncn'
modern i'm prov ements. &c. This Is very ccslra-
bic house, combining, as II does, centraty OF oIa
tOn and convenience of arrangement, Win I'LL CIV
waited situation and irst-cass srrreundlngS. -.
TERMS: By. consent, one ihir'i cash Daiau.e a.
six and twelve months for negotiable no'es' III
:ere,l added and secured by trust-deeds.
NJ. r.. GILLIAN,
-... ROBERT Ii. GILLIAN.
1ruStte s.
cprppe g. WILLIAMS Auctionecrs. ap
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Ey George E. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
LOGS DaDk street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN JA CkSON
hSD DUVAL STREETS-THE HOUSE CON
TAINs FOUR ROOMS AND WAS BUILT ABOUT
THREE YEARS AGO.-As trustee in certain deed
from q. c. Tyler and wife, dated November G.
1875. duly recorded in The Richmond Cllancery
Court, ID. y. lO7 A, page %, ceianlt having been
made in the payment Of some OF the notes therein
secured, SHALL in execution thereof proceed 10 sell
at auction. upon the premises. ON ESl)AI. April
perry. fronting 80 feet IN Fifth street aud running
back 20 feet 10 ali alley.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sal".
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD,
NH II Trustee.
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by Gruhbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auc'foneers,
Eleventh street between hlaln and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ LARG L
" QUANTITY OF UNIMPRUEED REAL Is
TATE is And NEAR TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND AT AUCTION.-!n execution Of decree
of the Chanccry Court OF the city OF Richmond,
entered on the l1th March. 1879. In The SUIT OF
Parker rS. Nusclcy aud as" the undersigned.
sneriul commissioner thereby appointed for Tie pur
pose, VIII >c ut public auciio upon the premises.
rcsp,clyely in the order named below The herein
af or DESIGNATED LOTS In The plan Of AL ms ; diTl-
sioE. owned b. the estate Of The late Mrs Martha
W. Mosrcr-to wit. on WEDNESDAY the yin DAY
of April, at o'clock u. NJ:
PART OF LOT 80. %, on the east side of Union
trCet between Franklin and tiracc stIccIs. 22N7C
feet. row rented by Captain Naccnbbin.
LOr No. IL. OH Tie s0uIh size OF lrt Gd street.
between Sixteenth street and shockoc creek, 26xSS
feet.
LOT on the west side of Seventeenth street be-
tween hars hall and Clay streets, 34X36 feet, now
occupied by l.. r. fcinS. ESD
LOT Nc. 3. In square GO. at the southwest corner
of Clay and Thrty-iirst streets. l65Nl32 feet. This
will be >uboirided into lots Of reasonable dimen-
sous. -
And on The following day. THURSDAY, the 10Th
day of April, at O'Clock i. NJ:
LOT X, on the west side OF Seven zenith street,
between Chri.;ian and Richard streets, 44x1G5
PART OF SQUARE No. l. on The south side of
Balding street. Maddox Hill. extending from
Buchanan to James street. ana subdivihed into
ELEVEN LOTS Of abour 80 feet each. and
SQUARE No. l72. bounded DT Eading. Iiai"r.
Lillcpugc, and james streets, and suodiyidcd into
ENTY-FIYE LOTS.
Plals Of the arO1e properly can be seen nj me
Office of The uuctionccrS and will he exhibited on the
premise s on the day or sale
TERMS .Onc-fourth cash. balance 1t six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with ill
tcrcsl added. and the titles retained until the whole
of purchase money shal be paid and a con Gyahce
ordered by the court. JOHN DUNLOP,
Special Commissioning.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auclonccrs. NH 81
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GeorGc LetriS Desires TO DC E1ccuted.
The records OF the trial Of George Lewis,
fenced 81 Se mnH gdSE Cai %oe gas Ssn
TO be executed on the 25th day OF the pre-
sent month. are in the possession OF the
counsel Cor the condemned murderer, who
will present them before Judge Wexford, OF
the Circuit Court Of Richmond, in an effort
TO procure a stay OF sentence and to obtain
a new trial, chiefly claiming that the evil
dcncc before the County Court was INSULT
Gent 10 sustain the verdict. Judging from
an Interview between prominent eo'ored
minister OF this city and the condemned
man 1t is hardly probable that new trial
will be granted HIM.
The clergyman conversed with him upon
the subject OF religion for some time, and
eDdeayored to impress upon him the great
necessity aud importance OF religion, but as
vet he has not succeeded in converting him.
After lengthy conversation with the prls-
oner, and having heard that he had con-
fessed bis guilt to several parties, the
question was asked by the minister,
what could have induced him to COM
nit such horrible and atrocious crime.
He unhestai,ngly replied that the reason he
committed the murder was because his
grandmother had provoked him; that it
was customary for him to do the cooking
for the family, and the morning OF the MUIR
der his grandmother came to him whilst he
was preparing dinner and desired to have
her EctuaS Immediately. He informed her
that it was impossible 10 prepare it at once.
She then became furious, and seeing knife
at hand, she seized 1t and threatened to cut
him. This, he sa,s. exceedingly provoked
him, and caused him 10 get his gun and
commit the dreadful crime. Upon being
further questioned, he said that he
understood that his counsel is endca-
voring TO obtain a new trial for him,
but it was not his desire to have another
trial, nor does he wish to 20 out OF the cell
unless it is TO be TO the gallows, for even if
his life should be spared the great burden
OF having killed bis grandmother, who had
watched and guarded over him in infancy
as kind parent would do, would crush his
conscience so that there would be no plea
sure in life on earth. He says lie has yet
hopes of salvation, and is trying hard to
obtain pardon for theigreat sin he has COM
mitted. At times the unfortunate man con-
verses freely upon the subject Of religion,
but again he is frequently uncoDcerned
about the inevitable fate which awaits him.
His brother visited HIM several days ago,
and upon leaving he was bid farewell by
Lewis, who asked him, as il he was speak
ing OF some great frolc and amusement. ii
he was coming down on the 25tb, the day
OF the execution. He eats heartily and is
looking quite well. Upon leaving, the min
lister who bias labored and prayed so earn
estly for the poor, unfortunate man, re-
queSted Lewis to write his name in diary
belonging to the preacher, and in plain,
legible hand he wrote "Geo. Lewis" and
beneath the name he also added, "And
wishes to die in Christ"
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-AI ,:l,:.lrl,IlloN Z slALEs-..Tni. Day.
Dy 8. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
81 Ills east Main street.
DRoaD.sTREET STORE PROPERTY
THAT DESIRABLE BRICK s ano
WITH GRANITE, FRONT. No: 2O9 as
DRoAD BETWEEN SECOND AND
49, .@ e,--- THIRD STREETS.

Iwfli sell at public auction on the premise, on
TUESDAY et day Of April o'clock i; n.' Una.
praniie front OF, souIh line Of Broad street Deiweg
Second anu Third Streets now occupied Iy En- =.
s. Oldham as tin store This slore, x ~ 10Y "a
ilr Of the best material and Is arranged for d"s.
ng above with 81 entrance to same ea nasgs mne
po.ea hesides having two-siory brick Kitchen,
with Two rooms In yard. The store-ro p1 nag ga
substantial granite front ana Is wei g n, hein9
used rs workshop.
Parties desiring good Investment should attend 1
fn;nre value of hi. very desirable property.
TERMS: Orc fourth cash: balance al six, twe!Ve,
and eighteen months. interest added; secured oy
trust-dred. D. TdOhESoN Pn S.,nrn.r
nah Al huStIoueeL.
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By Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctioncer. and Notary Public,
corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ REAUTIFIJL BUILDING LOTS IN TERRY'S
ADDITION 20 MANCHESTER AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-By virtue of decree of the Hastings
Court of the city Of Manchester, entered at the
March term. 1878, will sell ut public auction, on
the premises. on TUESDAY. April 9, 1879, at o
O'Clock P. N., those TWO FANDSOh ME- BOi.DlNG
LOTS fronting toge her GO tet on the extended line
of Decatur rect between Taylor and Evans streets
in Tcrry's addition. III The plan of Buck IIil rum
ming back 1877 feet to an aller 16 feet wi &C..
On The same. day, al 81 O'Clock. wi sell to very
desirable LOTS, fronting 80 feet each on Holland
street by $50 feet deep, to an alley In common 10
feet wide. -
TERMS: Une third cash; The balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with Interest
added and title retained until the whole purchase
money IS paid. MARY +. CERSLEY,
an 5.7&S Snccial COMMISSIONER.
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THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD AND IT'S
AUXuIARIES.
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BY Grubbs e Williams.
AuciIoueers and Real Estate Agents.
E,:nrnnil, sfrnnt hnfMnpn Main nllh Rank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VERY
~ VALUABLE FARM ON LOVE: II JAMES
RIVER AT AI.CTION.-By virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court Of The city of Richmond. entered on the
2Slh Of Sep cmber S7S. in the suit therein rent-
Ing under the short style of "Jan"s T. Tosh rs. 81
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company and ais..'
the undersr grtd. who was thereby appointed sue
clal commissioner for that purpose. Will se ut pub
lie auc ION. at the Office Of Grunbs & Williams. No.
north Eleventh. street. In The cily Of llichnoni,
on THURSDAY. May ], 1879, al II O'Clock M:
the VALUABLE FARM known a. Wrstbronk,
containing 7s3 ACRES more or less, lying In Chc:-
terrified county, Immediately on james river, and
adjoining Presquc Isle." ,r, =,
i he improvements consist OF 4 COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with six ms and all necessary
barns aud Gul-buiGingS. and the land Is In high
state of improvement. This estate Is believed 10 be
one Of the hest CT James river. $50
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF Inc
sale and 81 0C0, u it'll interest thereon from Ism
September, 1878, ani the defendants costs: ana
The re>iC!re Of the purchase money uEon or. di tor
six and twelve months. In cqnal instruments ocar-
Ing interest from the day OF sale. secured Dy neen-
liable notes, made payable To said James Il. fosh
ara 4 lien reserved uDon the whole properly. or
pon such other terms to the sald residue as the
said To>h NAV IN writing designate anu request on
or before the day OF sale. "
CHARLES s. STRINGFELL0W,
Special Commits iOncr.
CRCBBS & WILLIAMS. huciiOnecrS. NH 81
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
~ OF LAND AND VALUABLE MANUFAC-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
- OF LAND AND NALUhBLE MANUFAC-
TURING MILL IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
The undersigned, commissioner. appointed by a de-
cree OF The Circuit Court Of Buckingham comfy
made at the October term thereof for the ,year
1S7S,in the suit Of Ii. w. Lacy. executor Of K. L.
Lacy, rs. john c. Page and William Z. Osborne,
VIII sell, on The premises, at said mill. on MON
DAY the 21st day of April 1879, the valuable
TRACT, OF LAND In hvckinsham county, near
Curdsville, on which DIR. William +. Osborne re-
sides. coutniang THREE hUNDREl, AND THlR-
TY; EIGHT, ACRES OF kXCELLENT LAND,
with q good FRAMED DWELLING and all neceS-
FAIRY OUT buildings, ana u large MANUFACTURING
MILL, In good working order. This property Is
considered valuable AMI will be an excellent iu-
vesmeht for capitalists.
The sale will DO made without prejudice to the
growing crops, OH the following terms-.o wit; One
fourth In cash, and the residue OF the purchase
money on n credit Of one. two, and three years,
equal ipstalmen's, WI interest from sale, the pur
chaser to execute bonds with good security for de-
ferred payments and the title retained as further
security, and the sale 10 DO AIDE subject 10 the rail-
fcilton or the court, ~ JOHN X. WILSON,
] NH l4-atawo0d .:- IA, Commissioner,
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GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
> BRICK STURE% AND DWELLING On. THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETs.-At The request OF
premises on TU ESDAY the 9Th Of Apri', 1872. at
5 o'c'ock P. NJ, tnat EXCELLENT THREE,
STORY BRICK STORE aud DWELLING, located
as above now occupied by Mr.. G. Rolandiu acJ Join
ing the store of Dir. T. II: Elicit Ihe lot has front
of 2Sk feet. and a depth Of l36 feet. the tenc-
ment aud an excellent brick kitchen. AS Il bust
ness stand, it is regarded equal TO any In that de-
sirable locality.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by a trust deed w. GODDlN,
nn2 Auctioncer.
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4 Liberal Donation.-A collection was
taken up Sunday at the colored Baptist
church of this city for funds for the reno
dclling of that church, and it amounted to
S109. Under the ministry OF Rev. A.
Binga, Jr.. the membership has greatly in
creased, and at present the capacity OF the
church IS insufficient to accommodate the
entire membership Of the church.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Aucriouccrs anu Real Estate Agents,
No, HOS Main streer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL.
i ING ANDLOT OF GROUND on THE ORTIZ
CLARKE AND PRICE sTREETsDBy virtue @ Of y
deed OF trust from Edward richardson aud Wife
dated March %, 1878. recorded In the Richmond
Chancery Court, D. B. 112 A, page 2O9, de-
1aul; having been maac in the payment Of certain
notes therein secured and at The request of the bepe.
ciury, will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY the 7th Of April, 1879, at 8 o'clock p.
NJ, the prop rty described In said deed US follows
An that LOT OF LAND, with the Improvement:
thereon lying in the city Of Richmond the north
side Of Jackson street between Clarke and Price
(formerly Foushee and Adams streets, fronting ~
feet and running back between parallel lines l2O
feet. The improvements consist of very subsian.
tial BRICK DWELLING and KITCHEN, BRICK
STABLE, &C. -....-.-. ..,-...,..... -,
TERMS: Cash as TO the expenses Of sale and to pay
of two notes amounting to. 1890 With Interest
from March 90, 1879; the balance upon terms to
be announced upon day Of sale.
FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
=" : - -: ''
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Postponed on account Of rain to TUESDAY, 9Th
April, 1T 4 O'Clock P. NJ,
an t'.s '~ +. ID. BILL, Trustee.
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mAxcnEsrER AND Vicinity.

church Notes.--At Che Baptist chutci,
Rev. Mir. Lor,ng. OF Richmond, ofh i'i''
both morning and night. - ,,,,.
y The revival at the Methodist cnutcn. m y.
der the supervision of the pastor, conslho Ut,
to increase in iptercst. There nave Dee a,
one hundred and fifty converts at tna'
chnrch since the beginning OF tne pro,
tracted meeting, and eleven person VIZ
united into the church SUNDAY morning
and mig BIT.
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Sunday School.-There was quite large
attendance at Chesterfield Courthouse Sun
day on the occasion Of the organization Of
Sunday school. The number OF scholars
enrolled was iorty-four. Mr.. Bladen was
elected superintendent.
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81 sa! A sss E::sss7 s sI.s.3s!;s
""~o'D' Aohk RIVER AND tJrEspE,vsr1
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS RAILROAD
iAAiSG EFFECT APRIL 9, 1871
THROUGH PA9sESGFp
o''o T. a. Leaves Richmond TJrrcn,v
Mas, ana SATURDAY. noIhLS.
", io'hl WITH s,Ga:rrr JT,s,r's ~
-, o"hts nm YORK diver .r, ~ -; ~
mm'ie. HrrlTcs in Rl'iImorr ht,-
~. cohI.'ts sri.h '.;Irns -; !.
t,S'on' fh,iadtlEhia. New Y5-t IN IA
N,I, hi" d'i "e.t;rn ;rIr,, t,n',''''s-
al h'eniHond "i;h train, an pir rI,',,,. :,
S,IJ reI.r,rs,rz and Ciirxanr.,.. '. .ss
THROUGH FREIGHT,
''fo ~ VI. i,ea:es i:ichDonG MONDAY y.,,
s.no =, SSESDh1. and FRIDAY. ,ri " ~ :
Jaw h' i" iIFSi,hf, 1flERSDhY a.,
nEmKi,An. Connects win ..,,," r" -
-. hcst i"ih' ipr river isr,I,,.r,y o. q, ~
u.iole, ai!n Ri Srstern rn'n,S ''"'
leTea M fir'monf WIN ,rt,i,. 49,, :. n'
ntohI dh' l'arSil!e r,iIro ID, ytri 49, I.
0hi" railroads. '-~se tEc
LOCAL PkSSEScrp
NhsDAf and FRIDAY. 80 "Eb-
THROUGH rA>st.,,Fr
1000 a. N. Arrives at E!chrr,nt r.,.,.
lutRSDA1. dnsH Nri .r'n,1f NJ
hccts WIN Nfi'Hs On Pan, - ~
Petersburg and thrsals-,., .''f iHi
railroads. steamer fl.g ~, - Dl.J
tmprs frnru Tier III ''"' b,N
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY F:,c:
DAY. q, 4 J.. 81 Cr,';.' ',' rl:!-
trains from rhiin'cIpl-. 49,, -
aud western pn,nt,. aut ., .. ! RI,
With tra;us for kieAa.ga.: -:
South. 800 lie
THROUGH FREIGHT.
1926 P. n. Arrives Al RiChmoch Mr\n,yu
SESDAi, and FRIDAY NH lie
$50 z. ii. r UESDAf. THURSDAY, .r1 49,
CknAi. Connects With .,,t -.
"es, lolat :rota E1i lr,-.' "'' a!
meets with Rcrrinrs w. - -
Ric.in"ud nd r":rr,Lur,..,I ,,s'
pcaEc and rhIn railroads ' /
LOCAL PAsSEN,.tE.
1915 A. A. Arrives 1t HirrnI ,nI Nnyh,v
hEpNE>Dti. ana FKfDtI, ,,rr'
n"cts with l:tchtnpui al, Pm"
purS anu CHESAPEAKE aud D-st ,, ;
roads. ' -"
No transfer Of frigh: Ut Rirtrnoul In or r-.r
and West Point. -"
Careful h:.nd!ias ard dispatch, ~'h loves, -.,.,
guaranteed. ~
Through bills OF ia.r-. with guarantee, ,,,,z
Issued 10 AL northern and western p,Iut..
Through tickets sold IL all 'inr.Ecrn t,a-7 ~,
western points. and baggage rli"rgnd tlrru.,
For tickets Apply 81 iicuera. Rs roarI I!s.. az
ace, S26 Main street: ~ the fNrl.u.s iin,ef -,
compaar's depot corner T@"uty-thrd ana ls.t
streets. Richmond. Va. A
% H. 4. DOUGLAS. Surrn..nlsn,