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NATIONAL NEWS ENTERPRISE.
81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, wAsHIysroS. u. @

COZ NENNSfLNANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, ID. @.
The pndersigned bess leave to respectfully inform
the public generally that be has fitted M the Store
No Y31 Pennsylvanfa avenue as a tENERAL,
NkWS AGENCY and PUBLIC READING ROOM,
where will be found usual publications to be fonnd
at News Agencies. All who desire can have any
paper or publication delivered at their residence
complete files of Weekly and Daily NeWspapers from
every state in the Union constantly on hand for the
patron, Of the Reading Room-a small fee, one cent
q copy being charged for reading any one paper Iof
any class thus bringing the from all parts of
me world within the reash OF ALL The courfesies Of
the SlLES are extended free to Ladies' and Gentle
EN- connected with the Press with facilities of cor
spondence to the latter class. He 10 also prepared
to supply News Agents and Periodical Dealers At m.
shortest notice with all the daily, weekly and
monthly publications. ut the lowest New York prices
Orsers eyously left at his counter will ns,yre the
prompt and immediate delivery of such publications
Is may De dc sired at their paees Of business in any
part OF the city. News Dealers cannot fail to appre
siate Their adv antsges, whereby they vii time
ana trouble IN adding to their stock, enabling them
TO supply their patrons at the earliest pracftcable
moment. The subscriber hopes by this Continued
enterprise to merit the patronage Of the public gen
eralfy. EuYLE
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1The Harvard Alumni heartily cheered DR.
Hedges proposition to open the doors to female
students.
1Bret Harte's "Luck of Roaring Camp,
Niblo's next month.
~By the new militia law of Texas every
m an must enroll himself either in the State
police or the militia or pay sl5 exemption.
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On Saturday the counsel on the part OF the
State OF Maryland entered suit in the Court of
Appeals in Baltimore to recover from the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad $3.50 900, claimed to be
due on account Of the capitation tax on the
Washington branch for the first six months Of
the present year.
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The significant remark was made this D. m.
by gentleman Of character and veracity, that
g. 1t is warm day" The other side has not
been heard from.
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- II A X BOR TICE.

All persons concerned are warned against a con
tnual violation Of the following hsrbor reguiations
1t is unlawful to cast dead fish, oal oyster shells,
or any nuisance or refuse substance into the docks
or leave them on the wharyes
tbs unlawful to cast ballast, saw dust, shavngs
hay or any refuse substance from vessels into the
DOCKS the river CHANNEL on the flats in front OF the
city, or in the Anacostia "
IL Is unlawful to steamboats, faster than eli M
miles per hour when passing the wharves north OF
the Arsenal.
All violations Of the above harbor regulations will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the law
A. WATSON. Harbor Master,
Washington, July a. lS7O. IRepl wis n
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

- PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have TIE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same ut the Office. Terms 80 cents
Per month.
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. BE ON YOUR GUARD.

The unexsnpled success which for two years has
accompanied the use Of Hostetter Stomach Bitters
prOvOkes the envy Of ignorant nostrum- mengers in
al parts 81 the country and the eounterfeiting bus
ness having been measureably played out in conse-
Guenceof the numerous suits instituted against the
GRINDERS, new 81 stem Of tactics has been aiopted
An the South and West especially legion of Bit
fers- prepared from worthless materials aud bear.
ing variety Of names, have been got up BY IRE
sponsble adventurers with the hope of substituting
Them TO some extent for the Standard Tonic OF the
Age. In some cases country druggists are the con-
eoctors and prOprietors Of these unscienlific and
Trashy compounds, which warmly recommended
b. the vendors, who endeavOr to palm them on upon
the eredulous in lieu Of the great specific which a,
never yet had successful competitor either among
proprietary preparations the medicines prescribed
In private practice.
This notice Is intended 10 put the public on their
guard sgsinst persuasiOns of parties engaged in the
attempt 10 substitute mere rubbish for the most eff
eient stomaehic and Alternative at present known At
this season Of the when debility and complaints
arising from lack Of vital energy 50 generally pre-
vail IT Is the greatest consequences that no tricks
should be played with depressed and enfeebled sys-
tens Ask. therefore, for Hoststters Stomach Bit
fers the great vegetable iRyigorant and Alternative
and reject, with deserved contempt, the worse than
useless nedieys offered in its place Ii Is as impor-
fsnt TO the public to the prOpreors OF the famous
restorative that this advice should be needed
JylSeoStSy
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Company are
going to start a line of steamers to Europe.
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nTEXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.

In view Of the war now sgitating Continental Eu-
rope and the universal demand for New York and
fhadelphia papers in consequence thereof, the IN
dersgned has entered into arrangements whereby he
can meet the utmost demands Of the reading public
and deliver per express TO subscribers Immediately
on the arrival Of the 5:1o p ~ Express any Of
the New York and Philadelphia dalies, at the fol
towing rates: Per WI
New ork. Herald, Times, Tribune. World 30 cts
Standard and sun ,.............. Is cts
C
Those wishing to avail themselves of this priy.
llege Will please register their names aimed ateIv
231 Pfnnsylyania avenue, next to St.Charles Hotel
~ - 2t+ II COvIE
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jy 156t- Near seventh
roFFIoE OF THE wArE E;I REGISTRAR,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June %, 1870.
To all ,cho use the Potomac Aqusduct Water,
In consequence Of the excessive use and waste OF
Potomac Agueduct w alter by residents In the lower
portion OF the city, the inhabitants of higher Ocali
tes are deprived Of their share Of water being
cat on entirely WHOM, with proper economy there 10
enough TO supply the wants of all.
In order that the residents Of the upper parts of
th- city may be protected as far possible, in
equa share Of the water they entitled notice
Is hereby given that all unnecessary use Of the
must Immediately cease; and that the Corporation
ordinance prohibiting the waste Of Potomac Aque-
duct water, under Q penalty of not less than FIVE
forced during the present dry term.
The use of water through hand hose for washing
horses, carriages &c, for building purposes, CEN
Quoting IT through cutters, aud for ornamental Jets
or fountains, must be Immediately discontinued.
The watering Of streets and sidewalks will be re-
sTlcted to once daily, between sunset and hour
thereafter, and then only for fifteen minutes
J. "A. CRANE, Water REGISTRAR.
N. q. EMERY, Mayor
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcE,)
0tfee Of Major and S9pertntendent, ,
WARRINGTON, June %. 1870
The members Of the metropolitan Police Force are
hereby instructed to promptly arrest all person.
notice. A u. RICHARDS,
je29 lRepI Major and Superintendent.
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NEW ROOKs

NEW BOOKS
THE ROB ROY ON THE JORDAN. C.,oa
Cruise In Palestine and Egypt, and the Waters OF
psmascus BY MacGregor, N. A........S So so
LECTURES On FOOD. BY II. Letheby. Lon
TREE RUSSIA. By VIM. Hepworth ID xon m
BREEZIE LANGTON. BY Hawley Smart IL
MAN AND WIFE. By Wilkis Coilins I M,
Etc, Etc, Etc, w
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BUSINESS CHANCES

EORsALE-A fret class DRUG ANDPRY- n
u eCblPTIoN STOkE. Gooi reasBnsC-H
siven tor selling. Ad iress W. J. 3, Washing NJ
ter city. for three DAYS. jyls 81 ~
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pELlGION IN THE STATE.

A SECULAR VIEW OF RELIGION In THE
STATE AND Thu BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. By 4 p. HurIbut formerly a Judee
OF the supreme Court of the State CT New YOrk.
author of Essay on Human Rights" so
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CHARLES DICKENS
BUST OF CHARLES DICKENS. moaeIed 9, MIA
ter from lie, by II. j. Elhcott. An excellent like
.......
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NEW BOOKS.
THE Gagged LION. Charlotte n. YonFe
LBS
AETOEIA. Geo. Sand .............. ........ . ~
MISS VAN CORTLAND Psper...............si.es
HAMMER AND ANVIL. spielhsgen.......s2.cs &C,
LUCK RoARING 3AMP....-.............-....s &C.
HEERIETTA TRnPLE. Disrsei. Paper......SoSl
PoR sALEBy
BLANCHARD d MoHUN,
ies-u Corner Ilsh street and Penn ave.
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rWAsHINGToN AND BOSTON S. $. CO.
W. The amount Of stock required by ~>fHsA
bs nns set1e ge e s there
Washington and Boston S $50 held at the Store of
a Msr sTSwnns hdes0P No
Transaction Of such other business that may come
l a. Ef6bnffJN skSESHE
s = aaS SkGssa JOHN Tm W. w bd4SLrn
Il 4 ~, LAWS, Incorporators.
a H a4 1.ss NJ Ssl Ayers: E.s
and ali H.i FI RiiP; SfS sIE H Eafskr
warranted pure; for medicinal and family use, bot
tied BY myself large
Ayers sarsspsrilla and Cherry Pectoral....-..sse
HelmSoid Buchu and sar:s
ysynss Alte5stive and stoIant.
Lubns Perfumes, very large assortment. warrant
Masnolia Balm and Laird:
Lyons kathairon and fricopherus .............4oc
schenck' Tonic and PuimOnic Syrup......: III 9s
Csleatss sosDs. eli kinds, retaiisd 1t Wholesals
winehsstsrs -......-.ssc
csilie1n.: %iss:.xps;is., Port, Sherry. Ia:s.:
De G col Liver eG S 81. tssnain IS
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN. hum, &c,
Just laid in largest stock Of Toilet Articles in the
city, which viii ssn q 90 per cent ess than rssl
lar prices, a. imported and domestic Perfumery,
soaps, Colognes, hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Infant, shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
s siSn! fos tSs variety Prepare
Having much enlarged my store, VIII give par:
Prescriptons and Family Receipos, al Of which vim
be puf CD ct half the usual rates, and every article
varran'sa u SRf III HArrANs. Druggist.
apely Corner "a and ID streofs, n. W.
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PROFESSIONAL.

EDWARD q. DARLINGTON,
H Late u. 3. District Attorney
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar Law,
Will practice IN the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court OF Claims and all the Courts OF the
District. Prompt attention given TO the Collection
ROOk, JOB. AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
GIBSON BROTHERs
epu-U 1012 Penn D avenue. lsouth ode
ROOK AND JOB PRINTING
- Neatly Gad PyoMpslS 6xeeN1e6,
By h. POLK1HHORN o.,
R9-ly street. between eth and 7th streets
W. B aox0SKkB5fisD AND PAPER xvLx,
10. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue between 18th M
uth streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Per1oAioals
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~sTEPHEN PRENTISS
uS SeaitT Of VeIghfS 1ad Measures,
Ofice-No. 632 street,
l5r6tr Near Seyenth
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IN USE.
II has been proved 70 be the Cheapest, Most n.
fectiye, Durable and Reliable Pump, aDplicabls 70
The Smallest Pump win throw % to rs feet through
O hose. Co..
The most durable because II ID composed Of but few
simple parts al Of iron, has no leather packing 4
child can woI K it. 1t never freesee.
Every Pun warranted.
galvanized Pumps are recommended.
CHARLEs WOOD, General Agent,
'cf@ tl1 10Th street, northwest,
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nTPROF; g. W .wOOLLEY HAvING RE
US turned 20 w sshington has resumed teaehino
PkNMANsHIP AND BOOKKEEPING at SIT
Inc. number 9Th street. wh~re he will be glad h
vices. ivlS-sts
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,knond 1ispatfh.
. ...tpn.Y NOVEMBER 1s. 1870.

.r Poa.NcE.-Some years ago
n ~ v g Y. was regarded as one o'
w r:nhest and most honoranie l" VIZ All ~;
Ine .a' a,,arter. The senior partner ma iuii
Dcn:s I In v, and frequently lett MN
s g. snie charge Of affairs when ne nihsci.
IN, II. obliged by delicate health to DC ansen'
I'm, paris. In his visits to various wa't ,
ino.nlaccs Y. was always accompanies ny
u; 3oucbter. Amelia, a charming ilttie S'rt
ms a;@bt In whom, since the death OF his
y. the father was completely wrapped up.
Are day, on bis return to Paris from
y;chv. he was greatly surprised 10 una the
oa;ces or the firm closed, and in lew il'I.-
. ut discovered that his confidential partner
bod ahsconded with all the available asses
~ The firm. NJ. Y. possessed, 1t Is ,rue, WI
tndanendent fortune Of his own pu., LOO
honest to yictimize the creditors o, Iie - ha
h,, suffering il to be declared bankrupt, NC
, ~ ,,a;a off all those whom his talth!ess
n.,uSo had left in the lurch. This honora,
Sa' n,,dncf left him almost beggar, ana
w, ",s voc 50 broken down by bis mlslortunes
and nv anxiety for the future welfare Sl DIS
Hid that n short illness carried MN on.
eu M nrnhan child met with kind frlend
:. ,nrmcr servant Of her mothers.
hro1.. and generous woman, who, nearing
W n,nIis's terrible bereavement and dis
treSs insisted upon her sharing her OWN
home and such comforts rs sue couau obeh'
Ruf after lew years this kind nrotectreSs
WAS herself taken away, and Mile. \. was
once more. when scarcely fifteen, thrown
ON the world. She had. however. brave
heart. and after some trouble obtained en-
nlovment with great millinery establish
ment. supporting herself by her needle for
three wears. At the expiration OF this time
she was aStonished by receiving letter
from New York notary requesting her to
come out Immediately to take possession OF
q large fortune left to her by NJ. T., her IA
theirs former partner, who, touched by re-
morse. had made q will on his death-bed in
her favor.
After consulting with her employer,
Amelia sailed tor New York, and found
that the fortune bequeathed to her was
nearly double that of which she had oriSl.
nally been deprived, fortune having smiled
upon the absconding partner who had now
made restitution. Returning to Paris, she
invited her kind employer and all her Ola
companions, and every one who had De-
friended her in adversely, to .fete in honor
of her happiness. This took place at Cna-
mart, amid general rejoicings from all those
who had known and respected her father,
integrity and her own brave struggle WIN
the world.
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By Cock & Bsn1fton, Auct,rs.
corner Governor and franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT
OIL PxIsTIaas. 6ARPs1s 3e., AZ TranuS S..
me undersigned as trustees, by Wiiiiam II. Mac.
farland and wife, and recorded in the Clerks
office OF the Hustsngs Court of the city OF
dence southeast corner OF 9th and Grace streets,
on MONDAY. the It'll OF November, at 10 O'Clock
the handsome FURNITURE therein contained.
One elegant PARLoR SUITE, covered with SILK
krocstel. rsT-
Tx sffsn tG etrss M SAsPskIkRs
EseaSI ss saa .sd EsST
IN THE LIBRARY
One handsome OAK LIBRARY SUITE, COM
Handsome Res NV BIT fxtE EsaH TABLE,
Elegant ~ p{ % ny syns sInnHEBoARD' with
Walnut and MAHOGANY GHAIas;
gsaps,fal oys' and ysqaase GILT ~ NigoRs.
A large collection Of elegant or. PAINTINGS,
some Of yhieh s are very y ya Ina
sRHS AZ N and wa sRf coL6ks A@h EN-
Together with
A l;pge ,,,. .ssssoTtme1t Of FRENCH Er = CHINA,
| Handsome Walnut and OAK CHAMBER
SUIT 4 complete.
Several highly orns mental FRENCH and JENNY
| LIND BEDSTEarS
MA HOG HY, WALNUT, and STAINED
WARDROBES.
BUR -ACS and WASHSTANDS.
ELEGANT HAIR MATTRESSES. "
FEATHER BEDS.
SETS holsters and PILLOWS, Bed
DING, &c.
FER ia BLES. r......
HALL and PASSAGE OIL CLOTHS
The rooms are furnished with
Elegant VELVET BRUSSELS and 3-ply CAR
PETS and RUGS, some OF which are Is good
as new. w..
ALSO,
A large collection of CURIOsrTIES, SHELLS,
and Nj n ERAL SPECIMENS, some Of which
are very valuable.
The usual assortment Of KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE.
The above being flrst-clsss Furniture, merits the
attention of the public.
ROBERT GUILD. }Trps,aos
j II DARLINGTON, :
Sale conducted by
ocu Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to MONDAY, l3th
November 1870, when IL viii cor ainl! Ike place.
NOS o lid & DARLINGTON, Trustees.
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AN ALTERATION OF THE LORDS PRAYER.
A few years ago nothing would have seemed
more improbable than the deliberate a!tera-
ton by an authoritative body of Christian
clergymen and orthodox Biblical scholars.
of the phraseology and meaning OF the
Lords Prayer, yet such has been the case.
The New Testament revisionists, now in
session in London, have voted that the lite
raj translation Of the phrase deliver US
from all evil should be "deliVer us from
the evil one" and they have decided to
expunge the doxology ut the end of the
PRAYER as absent from all the earlier manu-
scri;pts. Thus shorn and altered, the great
prayer of the ages will sound unfamiliar
indeed
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A street -conjuror complained the other
day that he could not throw the knives and
balls about, because he did not feel in the
vein.
"In what vein:" asked bystauder,
weakly.
"Thc iugglar vein, Of course, stupid,
was the answer.
"Why do you always buy second-clasS
ticket" asked gentleman OF ml>er
because there is no third-class ticket
replied the latter.
In New England court recently !:
hummer" was defined as MAN who will
not pay his taxes, and stands on the side
walk and SptS.
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
1NG-sToNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, Tenn, May IA, 1850.
DR.. II. T. Helmbold:
Dear sir,-We introduced your FLUID Elk.
TRACT BUCHU in this country about elgh
months ago, and arc happy to state that 1t Is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform yot
of one instance (among many where your
BIJCHU has worked wonders. q man In oul
county named j. B, ostel had been suffering
about 1--WE years with gravel. About six week!
ago he bought of us one bottle CT your BUCHU
and before he was through with one bottle HI
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition in our drug store. Ht
saws that he will never be without the BUCHU II
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES & HINKEL,
Druggists.
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BY Hill E Goddln,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Hos Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN THE
L PLAN OF SIDNEY At PUBLIC AUG
TInE.-By virtue or u decd Of trust bearing d. c
7th November, 1870, by X. r. Jennings and y. A.
Jennings, his wife TO me trust C Tor j. n. Jcu-
n,ngs, will proce to sell, on the premises, No
VEMBER 18TH, $50, at o'clock, the following
described property. TO wit Part OF LOT No. Is
In the plan OF Sidney suated on the north side OF
flmwood street. between berry and Calvert
streets, beginning point Los feet from the west
line OF Cherry street. thence .estwardly and front
ing 80 feet on said north side OF Elmwood stree,
running back l79 feet bccween parallel lines, to,
alley 90 feet wide, In common
II, from untav0rablc weather, the above sale be
prevented tie day name5, II will take pl4ce The
next fair day thereafter.
TERMS: Cne-fourth cash balance ut / s. and
Il months, interest added, secured by trust deed.
NOS j. s. WISE, Trustee.
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by Lee U GOddin,
Auctionccrs and Real Eztste Agents,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L IMYR,,yED REAL ESTATE, IN HENRICO
COUNTY. NEAS HARWOGD'S GROVE, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF trust bearing
date 2lst day of February. 1862 executed by Eaz-
LETT Loffand to John Il. Allen as trustee, !havinG
been substituted trustee for John r. Allen by
order Of the Circuit Corrt of Henrico county on
the 2rh dly of October 1871 duly recorded In the
Office o. the clerk of Iienri,o County Cont, md
h. request Of the bencti larry occurred therein
will proceed TO sell at public auc 0n on the prem
ises, on WE'D ESD Y, November 10th, 1870, at
O'Clock p. NJ, thai valuable TRACT OF LAND,
with i'm movements thereon, the late residence or
DR.. Hazlett Lofiland. situated 4 short distance
beyond the city of Richmond, and near the Me-
gainesville turnpike, cortaiDlns 6nut2i ACRES,
upon whirh Is acomfortahc dwelling ana usual
out-houses for the OF the place, which has been
for yc rrs past successfully cultivated as market
garden, said tahd beiGg bounded rs follows On
the south by the laud of Iosltcr's heirs: on the
east by Tn rs Of the estates of Edmund Z. Cren-
shaw, II. j. Smith, and 3aInes Galley: north by
the land Of - Burton and en- The We BIZ that OF
S,anard and tie said faI!ctJ Lolland. he
land Will he sold - L whole or divided, as may lie
thought best at the tim. of salc.
TERMS one third cash; balance IL one, two,
and tor ee wears for negotiable notes with interest
added ut six per cent. per anGum from day fSse,
anu secured by Gesd Of trust on the PROPERTY.
JAMES iLEe SAINTS,
O: 3l-tis Substituted Trustee.
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wellington Goddin,
Real Estafe h2enl and Auc ioneer,
Corner OF Bank and 18th streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
Il ABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GAP.
ITOL STREET ADJOINING THE CITY
HALL.--By virtue or deed OF trust executed hy
Mr.. Hugh W. Fry and wife TO Ro, r. Howison,
trustee, bearing date 1ss OF June, 1887, duly re-
corded Ia Richmond Hastings Court. sha!l, as
substituted trustee in the place Of said Howlson,
under decree of the Court Of Chancery for the
city OF Richmond, proceed to sell Mt public cue.
ton, on the premis,s. on THURSDAY, the !1th OF
n oyember, 1870, ut o'clock L. NJ. tf iair II noL;
the first fair Gay thereaftcrI, that VAL. AbLs
RESIDENCE, with the grounds aitache q tneret, ;,
fronting 90 feet tmore le,sl on the nnrtn 81 VI
Capitol street. running back about las ieet nt
on which It has the same front as on Gap,toI
and bound the cast by the CITY fdh ann
nv the First Presby terrain Church. Tbe oweiilnR
f. wv occupied by Mrs, Duval as Doarnnns,,
house. aud Is In good order. IL WIS IcInousncu
some years ago, and cons.in az OF the Hi1m .i
conveniences Usually found In n nrs'-ciasS o"o''-
ing. =, ,,,,, .be a,veli,no
Al, ar the front on Capitol street, running DackS
fest with the privilege Of an alley eadlng 0uG 90
Road street and the front on Brosd sure { VIII bc
divided into hree lots cn one OF "lCu tilru "a -
an excellent slCK TENEnsbSh usea as o nice;
and Tor M iness purposes, WHICH, hus a,"" S' GULF
manded fai rents. ~,
| The location Is unsurpassed BY any IN H)ch-
mond being in front Of and comm sndlng n fine
view al the Capitol surp re ard washington Mon
uInept and while IL IL In the centre OF The City, 1t
Is yet retired.
d, yided as may be deemed best.
Whilst the deed requr,s n cash sale 1t is probt.
bic that arrangements VIII be made to extend rea-
sonaule edits. w. GbDh1N,
no l2- tdi Substituted trustee.