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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-22

THE HERoIsH OF PETER RAPP.-There
died in Cincinnati n few days ago a man
who richly deserves the bonor OF MARTYR
dom. His name was Peter Rapp. He drove
q strcet~caf, was young-only twenty-six-
aud the sole support OF an aged and infraU
father and mother. The parents were una
Die TO ta anything He provided them
with shelter, .cotbins. food, and fuel His
wages ~eTe SO small that after paying tie
bills OF the households he had nothing lett
for himself He could not buy either an
overcoat or undcrgarnRnts to protect him
from rough weather. In order to 90 out
with his eas at G4 every morning he was
obliged to walk four and bali miles. The
rules OF the company fOtbidding the en,-
ployes to ride without paying fare. when
not on duty, iorscd him 10 saalk back every
night. THUS. ia addition to bis fifteen
hours OF hard weTk. he hada daily walk Of
niue miles. For two months he never
spent a single eest OF bis ca; nings. All
went home TO his mother. Cogtlnued toll,
exposure, and pris,tfon broke down his
health. He was attacked by quick con-
and died literally that bis father
and mother might iiye.-St. Louis Repub-
ficun,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LIFE
ONE-FOuRIH INTEREST IN FEE OF +. NJ.
REiEL * TIE E>TATE OF BERNARD HRlEI"
DECEASED. At AECTlOS-tn pmrsuauc- OF a
deed Of trust from +. VI. aud Mary br'cl, dat"'l
March Is. 1878, 10 John II. Young and myself
Colonel Young declining to act). default having
been made in The payment of one Of the notes Sc
cured thereby. and heinz directed 50 10 uo 10y me.
holder thereof. ill. on THURSDAY the 81 DAY Of
NAV. 1879. In front of IL: office no. liz cast
Main stree J. in the city of Richmond. CONNIE ncng
AT II O'Clock NJ. proceed to sell At public auc' len
10 The highest bidder the property veScd by said
deed. The said properly cGn>i Is OIL
/. The LIFE ESTATE OF Mary ';ricl In one tEirG
yart of the real estate of which u. brc died >icIcd
and pos c.scd. In said third is incGcd the home
81, nd OF HE tccc;,. ed o Union ii which has been
set apart aud is in posses ion OF the tenant The
remainder OF said one ihlrd has not yet been SIT
apart. .., ri.
as one u The children If y. BrcI deceased, III all OF
the real 'atc of said Geccdcnt.
the REAL ESTATE of Il. Bricl, above referred
to- Is situated In The city OF Richmond ami county
OF IIcprlco. has Eccn recently appraised at about
$4,000. and is well known IL l. deemed useless
TO extend This notice b, n;min. each piece. 4 list
and description can he seen II any time IT my Office
or in tic Offices Of The acknowledgements will be eX-
hibicd ut the sale.
Tie sale will b"gln by Offering III" h'c-cStafe
OF Mrs Bricl in the homestead ithc purchaser VIII
get imm, diatc possession of fhsl: then her lite
estate in the remain cr at her third; and, lastly,
the one fourth i'll fee Of +. II. Brie.
TERMS Cash rs to EXPENSES OF sale ana To ply on
n note o: $1,000. with interest. &C, thereon from
the 9Th day Of March. 1879: un"n credit on
$1,000 til June Is. 1879: $1,000 TIL September
Is, 1879; balance upon terms 10 hc given It hour
OF sale. ROBERT l.. LYME.
ap22 Trustee.
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AUCTlox saLEs-..Tnls Day.
Nv arubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneefs,
Eleventh streets between Main anu BANK.

s1,RUsTEE'S SALE OF A VERY VAL
i UABI.E sTuIE AND DWEL In Ro az
BINED AT THE sQUTMNHsE;S,Ir SIT uRhENET1sss At
exec.95n Of deed ea i Gstas' a ss
SSIh nav 1877 ard duly recorded being reSa teu
the IN s Sre.nsse on TUES
DaS The 21d April, 1879. at " 0ciock Z. IL. nv
VALUABLE STORE ASD DW n.,fS h, s., long
ms above rectted. being the same properly 3'i i"h
time occupied hy Mr.. ticilstern: 81, cropE
THIS HOUSE has 4x rooms besides .as IN that
por,ion of The city. The LOT is 10 by ABOUT w
feet alley or o,ccptin ~
this trust bond for src Mia as 70
sosa nn,n g5!h MAY, 1870: upon credit as to
$3.50 INN, 25th May 1850 and upon =, f ta the
rerifne Ipou such terms tad August mag oir,'cl.
or In case OF bis failure to siye such direcoh. s1S
anon terms 10 he named at the time OF salo by lhe
trustee: the credit Instaments 10 bear lnercss anu
20 be secured by deed OF trust. --.,,.oo
GRrUBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. up 10
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Sport levels rank-for the time be'ng.
Dcvotecs of the turf will " talk horse i" with
any one al a race, however particular they
NAV be about their associates In EVERYDAY
life. But they miss il sometimes. Not long
since weli-known Boston minister and cdi-
tor. famed quite as much for his love OF
horses and outdoor sports for mlidncss,
Dcacc. and prayer" was trying one OF MS
net naes on the Brighton road, when gen.
iIeman came along with his pet nag, evident.
IL ready for "bruSh." lie got all he
wanted the minister disappeared in cloud
OF dust. Next day the two CHANGED to meet
in the street. allow arc you?" said the
horsc-loving divine, heartily. "Iou have
the advantage OF me, sir" answered the
other. "You can't have forgotten that Ut
tie race we had Yesterday" continued the
minister. "No, O! course not, Duta Crush
on the road is one thing and subsequent ac-
ouaintance quite another. You must excuse
me: horse. trainers are moi in my line, soc1dt-
IT," and lie bowed as il to close the interview.
You'll at least take my card" said the
clergyman, who had to puckcr his mouth
to keep from laughing. His lofty highncSs
condescended to take the pasteboard, and
came down.-BoSton Transcript.
The New York Nail wisely remarks that
every man has two roads to happiness open
to him. One is matrimony, and the othcr
isn't.
Some say, "HaiI gentle spring. but we
rrefer that 1t should reign less violently
Tonkcrs Gazette.
Trees begin to die at their tops-men be-
GIN to dye there too.
Thin slavings-a young mans first
wbiSkcrS.
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A MEgcESAnY CoUST.-George the count
.Ioannes Is correctly described by a cor
respondent OF the Utica Observer as tne
original Claude Me!notee when ;r h tn;s
OF LYONS" was first produced IN t9ls
country; and be is right in saving that Mr..
ZONES became a real Count while travelling
In Europe; but tie following implies that
the nobieman now appears on the stage
solely from mcrcenary motives: hela
a long conversation with the Count the other
day on the subject OF his acting. Said he:
sPeople think am crazy fool; am not.
Pm a knaye. The people flock to make run
of me. They don't hurt me, unless tho
cabbages or oranges don't happen to be
sufficiently mushy. But I look beyond the
bowling and shouting OF the idiots IN 1ront
OF me TO the time when the treasurer hands
me their dollars. Then say to myself. l
was the fool awhile ago, you arc the iools
now.' And the old man is right. lie mas
more sense than they give him credlt-1or."
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LrscoLSros, N. c., April 7. 1870.
HlINOUbNIV4<t - W
Ed Tor of the Journal of Commerce:

Editor of the Journal OF Commerce:
what part of the cartl's surface DO we
bea;,, to reckon the sabbath? or, to put
Il in another way, does Sunday begin IN
China before It does 10 Washington or atter-
wardf Z a.
Rcply.-The day begins to be named ~
noon on the 18eth degree OF Longitude.
when vessel sails around the world one
way and thus gains day. at noon on inc
day she reaches the 1S0tb degree OF iengl-
tude the reckoning is put back one DAY
that is, IL It is Monday. the log rs ehaoge9
and 1t ia made Sunday again. Going afounu
The ot,,er wav. she loses day, and reachin
tho Same point she puts the reckoning Tor
ward txentv-four hours. But the day D!
common consent is named at that point, ans
sunday comes all the way to us from ina y.
point in the East.-Neso York Joarnds "
CjozpsEerCe.
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In pursuance Of decree OF the Chancery court
of the city Of Richmond. entered on the ga CAV Oh
June, 1878. In the suit Of HARDWOOD, trustee rs.
HARDWOOD 1T ais. snail. rs directed by said decree
procerd to SELL upon tho premises. ny pubic aucion
on TUESDAY, April 30. 1879. at Az O'Clock =. NJ
The valuable. attractive. and wcll-consltuctcai
DuUBLE-BRICk DWELLING, No. ST. west
(souh side of Franklin street between Laurel ana
Shafer streets. now and for Il long while occupied
bv s. W. IIarwood, Esq. the house containing nlne
rooms. with wide hall thine feet widel extending
from front to rear; Kitchen stable &c inc croinGs
are beautiful, and, situated Is this property i, II
offers unusual advantages to secure nome on
franklin street. ,,,, ,,, T.,
Immediately after the sale Of The dwelling VIII he
sold TWO LOTS adjoining. 40Nl3o ierL 10 IN
alley 6 feet wide: and then six Other BrAGIi-
Full LOTS in OH Park arcn. g, cast oil ana ad-
Joining vi Z. &. WurLham'S r. aihcrcc.
With The dwelling will he sold G0Nl 81 feet 10 An
al.ev and the LOIS in tina rear, fronting fdrk ave-
nue., VIII be sub.dIvidnd 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS One fourth cash: residue upon crc'ilt
of six, twelve. and eighteen months. ncgoi liable
notes. with six FER cent. Interest: or. II DESIRED
more favorable Terms VIII be announced.
Special attention is called 10 the sale OF TINS pro-
pcrty. r.. ". W N,aN,pn,
aD 10 SLccIIl 'o'huiIoI' oNtt.
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Ry Robert Z. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
1912 Main street.

ok PRETTY AND EsIR 4 BIZ p
= BIILnlNG LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
yENAhLEo OR sTREETT,s fXTEfp sfREE ~
EEPtSSS1iNt; ABOUT TW ENTY-SIX FEET EACH,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AuCTlON:.Dy request
of the owner. shall sell upon the premises. nv anc
1870. at AZ o'clock r. H.. The above VALUAbLE
LOTS, lying between Twcnty-lfth and 1wenty-
SIKH streets Each lol has lhe dep!h 10 an a.ey:
Thasnsre amor rst The most valuable let's In That
part of the city. ,
" ROBERT r. LYME.
.n1nTr TIL FNSTu Auctioncer.
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George Leuis, tie Alleged M,trderer.-
George Lewis (co.ored), the Midlothian
murderer, has recently been converted
through the influence of the Rev. A. Bn@a,
Jr. (co'ored), of this city. He was sentenced
bv the County Court OF Chesterfield to DC
executed; but through the instrnnen'ahty
OF his counsel, Mr.. Page, he obtained from
Judge Wexford, OF the Circuit Court OF
Richmond. n writ OF error to the judgment
of the County Court, which VIII come up
before the Circuit Court OF Chesterheid next
month. IN an effort to obtain new trial.
Lewis has been visited by many OF MS
friends since his Imprisonment. and has
given advice and instructions 10 those VINO
were not Christians, and has repeatedly
warned them from the path which he mas
followed. He converseS freely with all VINO
visit him. and since his conversion ne IS
more than ever unconccrncd in regard TO
his fate. He is also unconccrncd rs TO
whether he has new trial or not. lie be-
lieyes that his execution is only question
OF time. and expresses himself perfectly
willing to die. The minister who has IRE
auently visited him has been untrlES IN bis
effort in the prisoners behalf.
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churches SuadGy.-Services. were held az
nj, the churches in the city Sunday.
Al the Bap,ists church the Rev. Mr.
RIVAL. OF Richmond College, occupied Tue
DuIpit, and in the afternoon very inter-
est,ng missionary meeting was heid.
The services at the other cnuic hes were
conducted by their regular pastors.
At the Methodist church (Rev. U. Y. van,
ders.ice pas,or) eight persons were uhlieu
with the church, four being Dapt'"eu
There will be services there ana at Tue
Christians lLyceum Hall] each n,sht oIilns
the present week, Elder Challener' Oh h'cn
noopd, officiating at the latter.
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by Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciloncer,
1912 east Main street.

DOSITIVE AND UNCONDITIONAL
J. SALE OF FOUR TWO-SrOeY FRAME. TEN
EMENTS ON NORTH SIDE OF LESTER OR
MAIS STREET. EAST OF AND NEAR TO
GILES GREEK AND LOWER GAS-Wokk,,:
-FOUR ROOMS EACH. WITH
SMALL LOTS-TWO OF THEM NOW RENTED
TO GOOD TENANTS.-By request OF the owner,
who has authorized me Ia sell without limit, shall
sell by public auction, up6n the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY NEXT, the 23d day al April. 1879. at
AZ o'clock p. Nj, the above properly. These t"nc-
Inents will pay very large Interest upon the amount
they will sell for.
Full particulars and terms at sale.
ROBERT Il. LYME.
an 17-Th.c NJ. TuSW hucrlu
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t:.sss;,s .; ~ -.

i;.uMp:i $50 rEItES"vHGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
: vDM1EN,lNG MOS ID \ J. March 81,
1870, trains - this road will ran ~ !u."T.:
LEAVE EIuNvoTp ~Oryu.
l1:J =. b., TiiKuiGli Mali. daily. cnantct'n.
fDf t..3r. sfpls. .agdmGai, Au:tIaf1
ana .,i."n tyi" tharirst"n'. ha:yIen.
JicM .!lic--I"iri r cars 10 y iiiHlE.-
ton. ~i"ls only at Chester and Man.
1854 y. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily tcNc".
sru:i.,. m.t's c'u,c "'n9.c, i"u a
pCt,rsDr,r: VII. 'u. Atlantic. Mi.
~i~sipls. ta' Di!ir r:tiir''ad for F:ri oil.
Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis.
Lv,rii1ar%, Farm vile. and ott.r: toca
sIniiVu5 un irat r"ai, rikI". stn'
'ilr- Il. h> "nN ether ii:"'. Stops Il
all regular stations.
500 L. VI. ACCOMMODATES IEhiE da!il
(rXccit sunday. passengers ta>lne
this Abb will .aahe elise cp..ncc;IOL
az i'"i"' barry r Hor!''t.
: . 80 2. u. THROUGH MAIL ,'aliv. conHcr'irg
for Weston. Wilmington, Ealri.n
Charleston. savannah, Augusta, Co.
lum"!a. ht!aGra. Macon. Montgomery
Mob IL. Ne" orleans. ANA all point
S0utll aud Southwest tGtm-n ,,si-
ins-r.r from Bosom far Wtimi"stnn.
Savannah, gUr ''r ~'"ih. stops Only
at Manchester ard Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
Gao A. NJ, THROUGH! MAI. d.Iy, connecting
with ElrhE,oin. trcn"rhs s!ntS anc
Potomac r:i!r":,d f,r AL po,.;' k"ftE
aud Chester and AZ Halfway ard II
DiErv's li.u.., "i signal.
9:25A. ~, AtCtMMoDAIlpN IhAlN ""liY
icNcrDt >u.,ayl. Stops 1t all STA
lions.
7:IO =. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN d1i'y
except -undavl. stop: only i; Mat.
creScr aid Chester.
3:15 T, 81. THROUGH NAL daily, Sonscc.il;
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all poats ErS
and West Also, making close csnhec.
ton with the Chesapeake And OAK
railroad for the Virginia Springs snc
all points North and West. This trll,
GtoI,s at Manchester and chester. An,
at Halt-W ana Dr1ry's Eiu!, "s
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg vii! star; Ton
The AppaTattoS asnot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 \. NJ ard $50 +. NJ: leave Peters
burg 9:25 \. N. aud 5:2j j.. every SUNDAY.
NH 20 A. SHAW, Superintendent
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nAycHEsrEn AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court.-The Hastings Coaf TT,
rnage Ciopton presiding--began, ITS April
serm Yesterday, and was engaged In trans
s 81 sess;on and through its foreman, Tf.ae-
~ ,e9 crnw found true bill against Rich.
us S 1onss fcoiored, for burglary His trial
Wil, take place some time during the eve. week. <;
Iicsnses to lauor-dea,ers for the ensuing
s nean and ,hose who are required to obtain
s,,nr ,icenscs should do so at once.
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Mouoy,s Court.-At the Mayors Court
Yesterday the following cases were disposed
OF:
Charles Bowen, charged WITH stealins q
nistol and 81 in currency from Mr.. henry
Wren, was discharged. ~ ,,,h
Hampton Smith tcosoredh cs'argea mmn
stealing one pair OF shoes from pr . ar.n".
Evans, was ordered to receive 1"euts
Henry Rogers "a tramp, charged VITO
,,s;ng indecent language on The puoae
stree;s- was ordered to leave the city.
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~ thaisiu, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AEctionccrs,
No. ! north Tenth street.

C,ErOND GREAT SALE OF VEST
> END L0TS-TEUSTEEo' SALE III ArC-
ton OF 4 LARGE QUANTITY OF REAL
EST ATE ~ TIE Wt.Sl END oS III ESt)Af.
NAY l.lS79-By virtue at a c. r,:tii general 'c,d
executed ~ John Il. liarNic on The IN Jay
of March. 1877, To the Undersigned trustees. ana
iily recorded in The clerks uili;r> Of Iicrn"nh
Chan cry Court. and lirnrc". Amelia. aud f"Wi"'
tan County Courts. viii sell upon tie premise.
on THURSDAY. MAY |. Isl =. ~ 81! oc.0''k =. v :,
a large number of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
in the plan nf Sidney and II rye ana fr"niif@ Oh
I'arv Tc.yi.!rrc Pine. L1Hrcl. Ashland. ItrHlc
J,rtIuellu and other streets. and ronrri,,nS me
sidney and Iiarvic los bc'ougtnS 10 i'll john lie
I!arvc not heretofore sold: pla!> ~ "htch "ili hc
on exhibition or before tie lv OF sale.
The extremely los prices ct which iotS IN tbs
addition sold AT the sale in Arr! should induce
srcculator- and others To attend thls Every lot tut
,p viii positively he sold without limit or reserve.
TERMS one fourth cash: lie halancr III c'l''a
instalmfnts at four eight. and twelve months. b"ar
lus interest and >crurcI By lrn-t-6rcd>
The sale will begin near Mortnn.S Howcr-.ard cn a,
81. O'Clock Z. NJ. JOHN -. SIEGER,
Il. l.. CilAtFiS.
ap2l Trustees.
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BY ChatIin. STAPLES ( Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer',
No. north Tenth street.

WEST-GRACE STREET
~ LOTS FOR SALEBY AUCTInN.-On TT ES-
DAY. April 20. 1879. ut 3 O'clock L. NJ. We WI
sell on the prrmi-es, ONE HUNDRED FEET OF
GROUND on The north side OF Grace street between
Laurel and Shlfrr str ecS. running back 10 tftern-
Gently erected In this part of the city makes this
PROPERTY u,tra ctiye and valuable.
The PROPERTY will bc sold q whole, or d.
vidcd TO suit the wishes OF buyers.
TERMS: One four cash the balance In three
equul payments at six, weiye, and eighteen months,
Interest added, and ,ecu. ed by trust deed
CHAFk.IN, STAPLES L CO.,
ap2I Auctiouears.
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A7res! of a 1hief.-Ycsterdav about y
O'Clock William Temple (colorcdD. was ar
rested in RichElond for stealing brass from
the Richmond and Danville railroad. He
was brought over to this city and LODGED in
Jail, and will be brought before the Mayors
Court OF this city this morning for an eX-
animation. The Danvilt ROAD has suffered
a good deal from such thieves, and several
have been sent from this place to the penl-
Tertiary for similar offences.
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BY Jno. Z. Laushtou, Jr.. Auctioncer,
DIG Main street.

PORCELAIN OPAQUE CHIN A
i DINNER. TEA. AND Toll Er-sETS; COB.
LET'S, GLASSWARE. CRO;kERY, &C. AT ACC-
TION.-Ou WEDNESDAY The 23a instant nj l04
o'clock l will sell at nv auction-housc. No. 916
Main street, an invoice OF Jew CEOCkERY and
GLASSWARE, consisting of
BRIDG EWOOD'S PORCELAIN OPAQUE CHINA
DINNER-SEF OF 202 pieces,
TOILET-SETS OF pieces,
TFA-SETS OF a. pieces.
CUPS and SAUCERS- PLATES,
DISHES, PITCHERS. BOWLS. &C.
GLASSWARE
GOBT FITS OF variety or patterns,
WINE-GLASSES,
COVERED SUGARS aud PRESERVES.
GLASS TEA-SETS, FRUIT. BOWLS. &c.
The attention of The public and small dealers is
called 10 this sale, the goods new. good. and
will he sold. JSO. l.. LAUGuTON. JR.,
ap22 Auclonecr.
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4 Missionary Society Organized. After
the conclusion OF the Sunday-school cXer-
cises OF the Methodist Sunday school in the
morning a missionary society was formed.
consisting Of large number OF the Sunday
school scholars. The following officers were
elected: W. p. Caudle, president; Charles
Galloway. vice. president; John Carey
jerks, secretary; together with board OF
managers. comprising ten in number. The
Society will meet next Sunday ut the church
for organization.
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General Richard Taylor was q most ey.
pert whist-player, and gained such noto-
rleiy for ibis accom- pIishment at the London
clubs that the fame OF it reached the ears Of
The Prince Of Wales, himself lover of the
game. The two men met one night and
played rubber together, the result being
that General Taylor became one OF the
Princes boon companions.
; A wslch,s tick records time; a drums
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Fifteenth Amendment.-A large number
of the cnloreG soldiers OF this city, under
command Of Captain James Cunningham,
Joined in the general procession in Rich
mond yesterday in celebrating the adoption
of the foHrteenth and fifteenth amendments.
The company is well. drilled, and reflects
credit upon the captain and officers who
were instrumental in training them.
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I'ers0naL-Mr. Augustine Royal. men,
Der OF the City Council fram the Fourth
Ward. has recovered from long and dam
gerous Illness, and was on the streets yes.
terday.
Mr.. Sydenham Blankenship, prominent
citizen Of the Third Ward, was able TO be
out yesterday after severe sickness.
The Rev. Mr.. Jackson, CT Providence
church, Chesterfield, was in the city yester-
6ay
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By Grubbs & Williams.
10y IITWIIJS x " TIIIIIIIS.
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioncers,
Eleventh street bc,wecn Main and FAUX.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
/ HANDSOME NEARLY NEW THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING No. 500. SITUATED AT
THE CORNER OF EAST GRACE AND FIEfH
STREETS. AT hUCTIDN.-In execution Of Il dccu
OF trust from jesse I. llutchc on and wife 10 me
as trustee. dated the 18th dar Of October. 1873,
and duly recorded in the Office OF the thancery
Court Of The city "f Richmond. DciEg Required ="
to do ny The beneficiary i'll "a ii decd vi! eel at
punlic auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY The
I'd of Nav. 1870. II o'clock +. ~, ihc VERY
VALUABLE !:ESiD*NCE, No. 5Uo> situated as
above described.
The HOUSE Is nearly new, has ten rooms hrSidcs
servants room, has all the modern improvements.
and Is Il fr,t-cliss residence i'll I'll respects cinS
convenient 10 business. 10 churches ana 10 maiNct.
aud situated On enc Of The most imprnflnE STREETS
ard In now the mast desirable ncslioOrloCs i'll thc
CITY for 4 residence.
The deed requires that the terms shall be cash Is
10 so much rs will deray ali Tie cHprn'cs 81 sale
and for 81. l20, with !nIcrcst from tue OF &c
tObcr SIS. and for the balance on such terms rs
may be announced 1T time OF sale: but more literal
terms rs 10 The ca,h payment may be .lTsn al lime
Of aale. AbDl.PH OSi f.fl.tli, trustee.
GRuEBS & WILLIAMS. AnriinnccrS. apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-22
By Frank ID. Iii & Co.,
Auc!ionccrS AMI Rel Estate Brokers,
HOS Min street.

DROAD-STREET PROPERTY Az
d AUCTION. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE
STREETS NOW OCCUPIED BY WILLIAM L.
FORD AS 4 WOODWARD AND ICE DEPOT
Al me r.qust of the owner, We VIII offer al pnhlc
aurtjou To- The highest bi!d r. on The premises
SATURDAY. April 26. l $40. al AZ O'Clock T. W..
The VALUABLE LOT of GROUND located rs
above described. The improvements consist of q
BRICK RIIIi DING used rs al ice house, FRAN +
OFFICE and GOOD STABLE for .iXtcen horses.
Cuvert on lo, The lot frnus on Broad street 80
feet und has 4 depth Of ITO feet to Il twcnty-foot
alley. This has been always 4 good stand for bust
Eesa and with the antlcipatcd increase III value of
property on Broad street. offers an lhdurelnent Ia
purchasers TO Invest while property Is comparatively
low.
TERMS: One third ca,h: balance In six and twelve
months. fRANh u liiIt. ".
aO22 AhctioheeFs.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-22
CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURE CANDlE>.-I am manufacturing
j daily my inimiiahc pure crashed sugar tL An
IkIED FLINT CANDIES. | make better CA y
DIES for wholcss lie purposes than any hose In this
perfectly pure aud no adsiIe-
raiion>. We don't use shy sucoS graE-susar. tara-
alba-uothlng but pure sugars: IL Is more hlchiy
favored whittier. brighter. frmer, AMI Is Warranted
10 stand 1riu In any climate.
LOUIS j. EOSSlEUX. Confectionery,
Ia so I4l2 Main street.