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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-22

The Old PtQnk (huTCh.-The exact date
the Old Plank church sometimes called the
Old Slab church, was erected is not precisely
known, but from the few records now pre-
served it can be traced back more than q
hundred years. Years ago this old church
was the scene OF many great revival, led
On by some OF the greatest preachers that
ever expounded the creed OF Wesley.
The eloquent voice Of Bishop Dog
gett, and the clear and forcible appeals
OF Dr.. Leroy NJ. Lee, together with
that OF the late Or. William A.
Smith. and many others OF no less note, has
oftentimes sounded within that venerable
and sacred edifice, where the foundation OF
Methodism in this community was laid. In
Years gone by the old church was fayorte
place for holding love-feasts, custom now
not often observed. 1t was ut one Of these
meetings, which occurred in 1885, that gave
an impetus to the Church and resulted In
doing much good, for one of the greatest
revivals that ever occurred in the Old Plank
church dates its origin from that meeting.
Other reyiyals OF no less renown have beer
successfully conducted.
In 1881, through the ministry OF the Rev.
Anthony Dibbrell, assisted by the Rev.
1"""> n~------ $500 - Is--a--A r~-"~,.~
Sclc SonfSitSO anu tlle HtAt year iii duui-
tion was made to the church. A few years
afterwards. in 1886, during the ministry OF
he Rev. Albert Burton, many others united
with the church. The church being too
small for its congregation, the large and ele-
CANT church on Ninth street was substituted
for one that had for fifty years before been
the only church in this vicinity.
In the rear Of the old church, what was
once the church yard, but now converted
into garden, was once a beautiful grave
yard, where the parents OF several OF our
oldest citizens are inferred. The tomb
stones that once marked the last resting
place of these dead now lie buried under
the sod, and now no monument rises to com.
] memorate the deeds Of the departed. Time
has made wonderful changes in the appear
ance OF things around the old church.
There are few OF our citizens now living
who were once worshippers there.
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THE LATE GENERAL r. Fl. CHILToN.-The
remains of the lamented General r. IL.
Chiffon, who was for years Adjutant-Gene-
raj OF the Army of Northern Virginia, will
arrive here to-day under military escort,
and will be buried in Hollywood, the fune-
raj taking place from st. PauPs church.
His old comrades.in-arms, the surviving
soldiers Of the famous army which knew
him well, and if any Virginians be left out
in this enumeration they also, will be glad
to pay the due tribute OF respect, and will
attend at the depot Of the DanyiIe railroad
at 4:35 2. NJ. to-day.
Company F will take part In the regi-
mental parade to- day, and the members OF
the Walker Light Guard baye been invited
TO join F Company.
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Bcau-Mondes.-This popular and FASH
ionable club held one OF their splendid en-
tertanments last night at the residence Of
Mr.. L. b. Howle. Many OF our young
ladies were present. Excellent music was
furnished, and all present seemed to have 4
delightful time. A splendid supper was
furnished by Mr.. Howle, and was heartily
enjoyed BY all present. The soirfes given
by this club are classed among the greatest
attractions Of our city.
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WHAT CAPTAIN CAsHMEYER HAS TO SAY.-1n
May, 1877, experienced q severe attack of rhe'-
ma,ism, which disabled my right leg and rendered
one arm utterly useless, obllging me 10 carry II In
sling. In two days Dr. HERNpoN'S GYPsY'S GIFT
completely restoI ed ME to health 1t acted WONDER
fully on me- and take pleasure in recommending II
to others. AUGUSTUS CAsiiMEYER'
Baltimore street and Central avenue, Baltimore.
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POLICE COURT-Police-Just j. j..
White presiding Rutledge (col-
ored), charged with being a common va
grant. Sent to Jail.
William Harris (coored). charged on war
rant with being disorderly in the public
street. Fined $3.50.
Alexander Yancey (coloredl, charged with
being disorderly, and cursing and swearing
in the street. Fined 81.
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SUsPECTED.-A great sensation was ere
ated in Baltimore some days ago by Lieu
tenant A. Fl. Fletcher, United States navy,
abandoning his wife and taking flight with
q Miss Bailey, girl of eighteen, daughter
of the lady at whose house Fletcher and
wife were boarding.
Fletcher and Miss Bailey are supposed to
be in this city, boarding at q private house
in retired quarter of the city. Detective
John Wren yesterday evening telegraphed
to parties in Baltimore that they were here
and could be arrested. He was answered
in substance that there was neither warrant
nor reward out for them, and was requested
to persuade the girl to return home. After
reccivingi this telegram Dir. Wren made no
farther move. He has not seen the sus-
pected parties; but from his information be-
lieves they are the iugitlves. So it is by no
means absolutely certain that they are the
lovers in question.
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DRY GOODS.

GAVE MONEY!
As the season Is advanced and the wautso Of trade
are few, we determined to keep up our sales, and
tod0 so have marked down our
ENTIRE STOCK TWENTY PER CENT,
bringing ali goods very low and znany ut lessthan
PRIME COST.
Don't fail to cSll this month on
BROWNE .& ROWE,
and ihraehy yourself 2 out Of 81 spent with
Them. Eemcnber all OF aher fresh and desirable
goods, ie:ludng
DRY GOODS NOTIONS,
NOVELTIES, ETC,
ar TO be sold without exception ct
PRICES THAT SF7ILLTBLL.
Give thssr ctll at their payuar stoxe, 507 Broad
street. IA 1G-eod /
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WENT Our FOR A VIsIT.-Prisoner Jones,
who walked out OF the city Jail night before
last, returned voluntarily in about TWO
hours. He only went home to see his wife
and family. He priced the bolt OF the yard
gate open with an ice pick. Jones was en-
gineer, and was therefore permitted to
sleep in the engine-room in the yard.
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TEMpERANcE.-Asbury Division. No. 49,,
Colored Sons of Temperance, will hold q
public meeting ut Asbury chapel. on Twen-
ty-ffth street, on Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered by
Rev. J. Fl. Valentine, Rev. S. Il. Jones,
Rev. Scott Gwathmey, aud others. The
order will parade in re2alia.
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9irl1ll,ond 1ispattl,.
Sa~THE CIRCULATION OF THE BispATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR Te-DAY.-For the Mid
die States. n slight rise followed by falling
barometer, partly cloudy weather, and in
the northern portions light snow during
Saturday, northwest winds shifting to east.
erly aud northerly, and during Saturday
rising temperature. ;,
For the South Atlantic States, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, northerly winds
shifting to easterly and southerly, a sligh!
rise followed by falling barometer.
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MISSIONARY ADDREs ss.-The Rev. Mr.
Crawford, who has spent many years Of his
life as missionary in China, will deliver an
address before the Lulu Whilder Society Of
the Pine:Street Baptist church tomorrow
evening at a o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE

managed In every way on the most favorable and
satisfactory terms.
RENTS collected and returns made when desired
MONEY received for loan or Investment.
DEEDS preparcd and acknowledgements taken by
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
eoooJm lil3 Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite cold. ~
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, %;
8 A. NJ, 80; noon, Al; P. H., 80; p.
M., 80; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 49, sc.
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Belle ISle.--The feeders at the Old Do
minion Iron and Nail Works held meet
ing yesterday afternoon to take action upon
the late reduction OF ten per cent. in their
wages, which will take effect from to-day.
They decided not to work for the reduc-
ton.
The nailers are expected to meet to-day,
and will take action in regard to the matter.
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Coop TEMPLAas.-The Grand Lodges OF
this colored order will meet at Foushee-
Street Hall Monday at 10 A. M. The OBJ
feet will be to organize both lodges into one
grand lodge. s.ss,s,. ...,g 7..-i,
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Manchester. The argument and evidence
were concluded, and the case given to the
iEry. The court adjourned until this
morning at O'Clock. at which time the de-
cision of the jury is expected to be rem
dered,
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FLOUR FOR R1o.-The Danish brig G. p:
suhr, Besenison master, with a cargo OF
2.07O brrrels OF -four, valued at Sl3,3sl,
sbipped Ivy Dunlop & .McCance, cleared yes
terdav for Rio Grande do Sui. - j
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IN NOTHING SHOULD ONE BE MORE CAREFUL
than In the selection of cosmetics. J-& 4. ATKIN-
SONS Milk Of White Roses. while harmless and de-
Iiyh,fully perfumcd. Is one Of the most effective.
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SOCIAL CLUB.-The Valley Social Club
was organized Wednesday night, With b.
j. Franklin president; j. A. johnson,
yice-president; A. z. Fleet, secretary; ).
H. Patterson, treasurer. .sst .rr
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A r MEADE IL BAKERS


DRUGSTORE
AlR-CUSuIONs FOR !NVALIDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
uOT-WATER BAGS,
ICEBAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLING-FLAShS
SPOSGE-BAGS,
POCK KET-STOVES.
HORSE-HAIK FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCkET-ISHALERS,
STEAM-lNHALERS,
THROAT -ATOMIZERS,
NASAL DOUCIlES,
ABDOMlNAL-SUPPOR
uARD-RUBBER TECsSES,
FEyER-TER MOMETERS,
GNLVANIC-BATTERl
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold j.
MEADE K BAKERS drugstore,
,ro7 9l0 Main street,
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REMEMBER that If you want any one to furnish
you with 4 MEAT or CONFECTIONERY SUPPER
that PIZZISI Is prepared to do In the best style
and al moder ate cost.
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NEITHER failing teeth nor tie pcep!ng wrinkles
of tIme so forcibly Tell Of advancing years rs your
gray hair AYERS VIGoR restores its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to others as
vel! AS Yourself With fresh. uIuriant hair, the In
frmIlles of sgc are far less noticeable.
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IHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,

THAFF1N, STABLES d GU,
No. NORTH TENTH STREET,
SELL AND RENT REAL ESTATE in Richmond
city and the surrounding country, either privately
or at auction; COLLECT RENTS, and make re-
turns monthly or quarterly; WRITE DEEDS Ne
GoTIATE LOANS. MANAGE ESTATES FOR
NoN-REsIDENTS, &C., &c. Patronage solicited.
Reference, First National Bank Of Richmond.
fs % -eod2w
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LANDER" WlusKEY.-We retail this pure Rye
WuIsKEY at 81 per gallon, including Stale lax
W. ID. BLAIR L co.
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NJ. ELLYsoN q CO.. advertising agents. insert ad.
veriisements In all OF the newspapers OF the Un!sse
S.nes at publishers ratez. Orders left AZ the DIS
patch countinS-room will receive prompt atten
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH ASD GUNS
use MEADE &c BAKERS CAKBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents hottie.
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FARMS,
N O n Z Y

to invest under deeds OF trust Oh approved Rich
mond city and suburban REAL ESTATE, or COL
LATERAL SECURITY, at the lowest market rates
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GRAYs' PARADE.--The Grays paraded yes.
terday afternoon. iorty.tWo strong. Thy
made fine appearance g,
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

BLACK and COLoRED CAsHMERES,
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPAcAs,
PEECALEs, CAMBRICS,
HASDKERCuIEFs, LINENS, HOSIERY,
JEwELRY. .WRITING-PAPERS,
UNDER-GARMENTs,
nd other goods for the present season, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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FOR ULCEIATED MOUTH, the healingproperties
of MEADE & BAKERS CAE3oLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelIed. Fifty cents q bottle.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INsU-
RANCE CoAPANY.-We publish in our col
umns this morning the annual statement OF
this sterling old company, organized in
1886, having for its home and American
managers some Of the most experienced
and capable underwriters OF the world. 1t
is no wonder that during the twenty-eight
years Of its operations in this country 1t has
established reputation for Iiberality and
promptness in the settlement OF losses and
for fair rates OF premiums which have not
only made it one o! the most popular but
most prosperous tre-nsurance companies on
this continent.
It has on deposit with the Treasurer OF
Virginia for the security OF policy-bolders
S5O,0O in United States bonds and city OF
Richmond per cent. bonds. Messrs. Da-
venport & Co. are the general agents for
Virginia, West Virginia, and North Caro-
lima, and occupy the elegant building OF the
Liverpool and London and Globe Company,
No. 1113 Main street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
kline STATIONERY

ELLYsoN Il YANCEY,
oAsELLERS AND STATIONERS,
ta,s HIP MAIN STREET.
gAS,,sntf feeelyed supply OF the latest designs in
LDprco rcoSABLE NOT z PAPERS and ENVE-
pApss, VlsITISG-CARDS, and MOURNING
mo-, q = and ENVELOPES, which we offer on the
I.'orabie terms
1a2e ELLYSON & YANCEY,
iil2 Main street.
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AsAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for th
mouth there is no.hng so cooa as MEADE q BA
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents 1
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"AMBER" WHIsXEY, sold by ". D. BLAIR a
Co., 1T 81 per gallon, including State tax, Is good
sound, pure whiskey.
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Sweet and juicy ORANGES at PlzzINI's.

FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed tee'f
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR.
goLIC MOuTu-WASU. Fifty cents a bottle.
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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FRENCH BRANDY, only five dollars gallon, a
Join N. HIGGISS's.
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Gentlemen will find 4 large assortment or FUR
NIsIING GOODS, and 4: .ow prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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DIscoLoREb TEETH rendered beattifuiy whlte
by the use Of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNisE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 box.
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INCIprENT TARTAR AND SCuRF removed by
MEADE j. BAKERS SAPoNISE DESTIFRtcE'
Fifty cents box,
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/ The Ericsson Suit.---The United slatss
Court In Richmond was engaged yes.sIuay
id the case OF Ericsson againss Ihe Siss VI .
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! GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. nifty A cents pound
at JOHN ". HiGGISS's.
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hNOTEGR GREAT 81 LAUGHTER I'M
u DRY f.)OD S.-As We are about toeenarge our
NS Ss Will for he next thirty days, sell goods AT
a. a nfkAT SACRIFICE. AS weRre compelled TO re-
Nue olr ilnhisnSe stock to make room for improve-
I,ehl we will otter great barsaias 10 purchasers off
III! d0ods. Call and see what g1eat bargains may
o. 9 ssoSlred At fise BA LTISfORE EAECTlON HOUSE,
te 5.lm - -
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PRUSEs, PRuNEs-nice for cooking. Three
pounds for 25c.
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GROCERIES at reduced rates a,
JOHN NJ. HIGCISs's.
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TOR RENT-STORES.

NJ, 1905 east Main street, recently occupied by
S0.I4i4 east Main street, recently occupied by
10. 1927 east Main street, adjoining the City
Bank. -.
JAMES McGraw.
ERICK STORE on Twelfth street. adjoining
Clrmm!tt { .joucsS. and recently occupied by CAL
lallan as l restaurant
No l7lO Franklin street, near Old Market, re-
Gently occupied by Graves ( Bush:
Annly 10 FRANK u HILL K CO.,
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
fe oO-St HOS Main street.
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FRESH CANDIES, of the most delicious kinds and
Gayurs, just received by PIzzlNI.
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TOR RENT-DWELLINGS.

i - 1al
No. 500 west Grace street; 10 rooms. modern
improvements.
No l3 north Sixth street; 10 rooms, modern i'm
provemcpts.
No 1000 west Main street, formerly the resi-
dence Of William l.. Salmon.
No. 707 Grace street, near Seventh; 10 rooms,
modern improvements.
M. -. corner of Main and Fourth streets; 8
rooms all modern improvements.
No.4 Main, near Fifth street; rooms, all mod
ern improvements.
No sos north Twelfth street; rooms and mod
erH improvements.
Fifteen SMALL HOUSES IN various parts of the
city Al from SIS 10 :15 per month.
FRANK u. HILL & CO.,
fn non.st HOS Main street.
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YELLOW BANANAS, fresh and very fine, at PIz-
ZISI'S.
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we have large ntof property for sale, In
csudIng some'ofthe
He NL,SOMEST RESIDENCES IN THE CITY,
ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS on Main, FRANKLIN,
and Grace strcefs-West End-as well us valuable
STORE PROPERTY on Main and Broad streets.
.rpt ,-eOdRC .s,2Tss,sEt,
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rssw RENT.
rasS KENT.
1T0IjsEs AND STORES A
III oo soa RENT ~
\ rusouGHeUT THE CITY,
At NEe Wv or pvII.I. RE pr1,r Yes

,,rRY REASoSADbE rhktES<
WHICH ORDER AND REPAIR:
|. pEssIEEaaBsY EaaBsYs." SfOCK-BRICK TENEMENT.
THREE ssst franklin street, between Third and
No. se7 s.scsfs; ten rooms and modern Improve
assn,ssa MS south Third street, between Cary and
.,sosn ses ELEGANT HOUSE; twelve rooms and
every soTsoo aoo northeast corner OF Ninth and Mar
,ssi, ssrecss; Twelve rooms; Kitchen stable &C. !;
eonpess s,4 north Fifth street Tin sublc,ts row).
.scn g. % C,ay aud Leigh streets: well constructee;
M roonos: Ei,chen and all Improvements; ana IN
frs-Iase SGs north side OF Grace street SctSesn
:on and Monroe ssrceis: seven r9ons ksnem; ,S
M!A.,Ss-cniyers Maasstm &c. ASICE SMALL HOUSE sha
eogSsssss ss Sse and sll, south side Grace be-
o. M GsSsoa aud Monroe streetss eS nae s,cbsn
l,onss story sassd,wese d,saSSasenent: equal to any
hensssT sssTSnrRSsLE = iss fai NEW sT9ShS
BRiIk ASo uoiTS east sice or First street De-
DEL .nry and Canal streets; modern improve
mssnlTSn STORY sTocK-BRiCk TEN.RonM
D%Eii,ING No. 4o6 east Cary street, mooerh i''i'
Toe'gsmm1RREtsRi.sToRY sToCK-BRICK DETaACa-
RI RI TES.RoSlM DWELLING. with three kucn-
sns-jist been put in order-No iZi eass nne "
Mayo between Ross @ ana fganRh r, lins Of leigh
.,rs,t rS between Second and Third streets seven
FeSl' H. sa[ Fos,Ith sas ep aafs p9ssa
side .! sos s,s rooms; kitchen. water, cuiverts, &c.;
sI50 per year. rr oopS op Marshall street
10. ROOMS amp na s,.th streets: Main between
EEtwen;h and Twelfth streets; Ntpsn Iet"esn Maio
srse;s apd aBpdhslRHhEE eEEsfhEEE 10 ToGsEs
49, SNAIL ~ inns. on Tw, niy-Gf!h between
Chnrcn nJ Ji Ieirh: ysaole between TTenty,second
cay s8TMtptrthrd aHI streets Jessamine and Twenty
fear'e eTnHT on Broad street NO. 81 81, with thir-
Il. ,a,os Saw over store; Two SMALL STORES on
teen, FH,ut Fot op;sCsite Market, between Broad and
Skin s.'EE s 'EE-onrIin between Seventeenth and Eigh-
cI,n Streets: Main street, opposite OLD Market,
md several Others ,,,,.os pr,.,s ,,,u bo
S'th IN ~ az ~. ron ROBERT B. LYME,
MACE - SUN Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
,,,. 1919 Main street.
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CHARLOTTE RUssEs by the dozen, or sold sing
lv, by PIZZiSI.
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REAL ESTATE saLD AT AUCTION OR PRI.
yATELY.
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DOR RENT, VALUABLE FARM Es
L OF $50 ACRES. fenr miles west Of the city Lii
Of Richmond, near The Deep Run turnpike and Sta
pies's Crossing, on the Richanoud. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, NSta good dwelling and
large orchard. Applyto
RICHARDSON & CO.,
fe e2o-lt 1ll3 Main street.
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P1zzrS1 has splendid lot of FLORIDA ORANGES
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AUCTE0NEERS, &c.

AUCTENNEERS, &c.
rp.SK u. HILL. ROBERT II. GILLIAN
TRANK D. HILL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERs,
HOS MsIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
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EECTURF
REAEEsTATE AGENTS. de.

VALUABLE DWELLINGS,
BUILDING LOTS, SUBURBAN PLACES,
AND
FARMS,
DEsIRABLY LOCATED, FOR SALE, LEASE
OR RENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-22

DOR RENT, THOSE L d Is h + EM#s
4 HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL-A A:::a
INGS with basement, three stories and Monsard
roof above, with saloon parlors and all the modern
improvements, finished in every way In the most at
tractive manner, on Franklin street between Madi-
SVT Two No 'I LARGE FOUR-sTORY TOBACCO
FACTORIES on Cary and Dock streets, corner
TW0-STURY BRICK DWELLING No. S13
west Grace street, With all the modern improve
mentS.
shall street, beiw TwenIy-seventh ano twenty
eighth streets. with nine rooms: Kitchen, &c.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth
street corner jackson street, with four rooms
kitchen. &C.
TWU-SrORY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth
street between Jackson and Duval streets, with SIX
rooms. including kitchen.
FRAME DWELLING No. SIS ST. John street.
FRAME DWELLING on Seventeenth street near
Baldwin street. -
The FIRST and SECOND STORIES over the
store O: William jenkins & Co, Main street near
81. Charles Hotel.
Apply to RICHARDSON & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
r. D0-.t J1lS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-22

r.obNs NEGOTIATED ON REAL ESTATE.
s,E sTs COLLECTED AND PROMPT RETURNS
MADE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-22

T0R RENT. THE CORNER ONEG
X Of THOSE NICE STOCk-BRlCh IRON a.s
I~,p. -. SI1a DWELLINGS southwest corner OF
rrcni, foirth aud Marshall streets, containing
cigIt roorGs. gas, water. bath, and al the modern
conyeuIencrs: one OF the most perfect houses on
Chorrb nm, aud has probably more coryeuieaces
,bam any house OF its size IN the city: Kent very
low. and possession given IL once. Apply 10
'o"' al" ROBERT B. LYME,
oo .. 1912 Main street.
TOR RENT, THAT DES1RABLEG5
I DETACHED BRICK DWELLING lately sA:.L
Io,aind nv Caniaiu T.. G. Coyhl3n, on Tweuty-
T$Sr;h between Broad and Marshall streets. con-
taiIInc aboa, eight rooms. gas. water and ~! Tie
cnmy%nicnces Apply to ROBERT u. LYME,
" a. 90 q, 1912 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-22
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c

EST-PROTECTORS.
An assortment, single and double, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
ia1O 1915 Main street.