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National Republican., 1877-11-29
$50 MES's Uls,crs EIsraASs, corner 7th and E
Hotel Arrivals,

WIndrrs HoLL-rheodore Havelsnd, N Y; y
Rouse, N Y; " " Buzby and vile, philadelphlG 81
conrad, Baltimore; Jas Watson. N Y; Chas wad.
Knowicsand wIfs. lichmond. Va; i Piper, san Fran.
cisco; VIC Hamilton, philadelphia ] Woodrun
\; Geo Yarney, wife, nurse and child: Bangor, Me
ChAs Mann, Phadephia; Samuel W Altick, lan-
caster, Pa; Edgar Richardson, Y; u Green. wlfe
and child, Ky; I l. Pcrson. Cincinnati Chas McIh'
tyre Cincinnati.
ydiondL-O q barron. Miss " Rarron. Mrs A D
Lyniorc, N H;CC Gage, Mass u II Brown, N Y;
q y sehollsr, clncnnsti Galley Kas NC
son. Dctrot; y Parkef IL q Parker, Mass Mrs
Johnson Mo :C r follansher W u Murray, W W
Smith PS' & " Moisy, MOI a., ! Knoxj ho ind
Dooley. NY.
81 J,tH,es Allen, ] Pottle, Mrs = James. p W
Pare: y% ~ rN " BALDWIN Nc e I'M ,Mc,igi,in % s.
Simpson, Pa; Mrs Petit, W Miller; W l. Philips,
VI IL Fairfax. Va J u Foster, Md 8 Carries Tenn;
q Brsves, Mass II Granville, J Williams, W
Morgan Md; W Daniel, Va
A Cary and O Z Wharton, Louisville; a Taylor, Hal.
| limore; y Booth, W Johnston and wife, and q W
Cprwln and wife, n " RT Parton, Winchester, Va,
| I d Cox, city; II " johnson and wins NY.
Mr'ropoLndn.I GA Reimes, y; smith, Chit
| Md; Ii HIi0t Eden, W Eden, j q French N Y.
LC Wood, N Q; q Fade, r. oity; W Collamore, Md;
| y II Groyan, Y; Atkinson, Nd.
ArilngoSSw 4 wlckhnm, W @ e w%hi,ney % and 4 4
| j BRnnntyne, Montreal; T NJ Harrison and I u Ma.
| son, N y; q EynIia, baltimore: latour, VI W
| II DouEberty and wife, Brooklyn.
hlHcri1t-IH y q clsEks and WIFE New Orleans Mn
and wie, HsilimOre Lynss, stephen Lynes and s 4
Server N y,
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srs,s overcoat. EsENAS Bros, 7th and E.
A Rush Of Applicants.

Tho following were granted marriage licenses
yesterday: A. Fleming and Minnie Newman;
Charles Fox FenwiGk Adam, Of British Legation,
cinnati Ohio and Jane Ceddcs of this city; Charles
Wallace and Lucinda Harris; W. A. Duyall and
Laura v. Robey James Monaghan and Margaret
Leddy; ueoTge Conway and Elizabeth King; Lieut.,
Theodore M0sher, United States army, and Augusta
MCB Colgate; 7. II. Armistead and Emma L, Lock.
head John Smith and Sarah Johnson John
Wishsw and Elizabeth Ladd; Peter b, white and
Harriet A. Morten,
National Republican., 1877-11-29
Real Estate Transfers.

William J. Miller, trustee, to Christiauna
Ehrmantrant for ss5O5 tract Of land In the county
known as Columbia Foundry. s. r. Bond, trus.
tee, to william Wilson for 81 $50 lot &C. subdivision
square 2Os J. l.. Hayze to II Petit, for $3.50 lot
~ square u.s. X, Barton, trustee, to j. McGul
for sig3, lot q. subdivision OF Metropolis View.
j. r. Edwards trustee, to the Charter Oak Life In.
sllrance Company, for sl520 lot g. subdivision OF
square 7Sg ". W, COrCOran To Patrick Lynch, for
Sllyi8 lots q g. s. O. and T. subdivision square bs7.
C. T. Fraser trustee, to J. A. Prescott, for 81 $50
lot n, square sSs. y. D. Connely to Rcbecca Col
linswOrth for si5566O lots !, p and u, square s23
National Republican., 1877-11-29
% ovERcoAr. ElsExAS Bnos., 9Th and E.
Wanting Divorce.

Elizabeth Weyskey, through her counsel, has
n'ed a petition for divorce from her husband, Ben.
hart weyskcy.
They were married IN Baltimore, December 81,
1874 by Rev Foche Chapellc. at ST. Joseph's Catho.
Six weeks later, while living at her mothers, he
failing TO support her she nked him 10 provide her
a home whefcupon he became angry and LETT go
ing 10 Philadelphia. He returned and lived with
her until December, 1870 when hcr mother was
compelled to take herself and child IN 70 keep
them from starving. her repeated trials she finds
II impossible to live with him. and asks a divorce
on the ground Of desertion and cruelty.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

Mons. Louis Fabcr, Of the "Palais Royale
Restaurant" corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Tweh street, requests us to apprise his paronsand
The general public Of the great extent and attract
lveness of his preparations t0 entertain them on
This Thanksgiving day. His bill Of fare VIII In
sIude "hsh, flesh, and fowl" served In recherche
Ayles and dispensed by most intelligent and cour.
teous attendants together with the finest and rareSt
wines and most celebrated imported beers and
alcs,
National Republican., 1877-11-29
Tha Cotton-Conspiracy Case.

Justice Macarthur yesterday decided to hear
10 morrow the argument on the motion for a new
trial in the OF Sawyer Brooks, and HNines, re-
Gently convicted Of conspiracy As there are about
400 pages of sidNyits TO read Is expected to con-
sumo the entire day which Will close the term.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
sO5o ovrRooAr. ElSgN,s Baos cor 7th and E
Edward G.. Townsend,

% well known in Washington as an elocution-
ist Of marked ability, will give oneo his delightful
readings at Talhnadge Hall, wednesday evening
December o. Mr.. r. ought 10 be greeted with q
large audience not only because his readings are OF
high order and show careful training but, having
10 oen given his services for benevolent pnrposes
he should now be complinIcnted with a full house.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
sl5 oyEncoATs. EIsESAs Bros, 7th and Z.
CITY ITEMS.

WIIBon's CoD LAYER OH AND LINE.-The friends
Of peTsous who have been restored from confirmed
consumption by the use OF this original prepare.
ton aud the grateful parties themselves, have by
recommending Il and acknowledging its wonder.
fu efficacy, given the article n vast popularity In
New England. The Cod Liver OIL Is In this com.
binaton robbed Of lt unpleasant taste. and Is ren.
dercd doubly effective In being coupled with the
lime which Is itself restorative principle, supply.
ing nature with Just the assistance required To heal
and reform the diseased lungs. A. b. wILBoR, Bos.
ton, proprietor. Sold by nll druggists.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
A Dance by the Dozen"

The first of q series of plimentary dances
siycn by tho Dozen" was celebrated last evening,
d sheldon'S Hall. The large company assembled
Nlly Justified the expectations OF the committees,
One hundred invitations were issued for the occR'
pion This Is the same Dozen" who arranged 50
many enjoyable excursions down the Potomac
last season.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
THE BLIND GODDESS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COUNTS FEs-
TERDAY.

United States Supreme Court-The Briant-
Craig Mule Case-Indisn Fights and Life
ON the PlaIn.-Thc sawyer Conspiracy
Case Other Interesting Matters In the
District Courts.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

Amuscmenis Tonight.
NATIONAL TitEArRE.-Aimee-Oper Bouffe.
OrERl. l.Housg.--Novelty Company.
THEATRE CosIQuE-fory Thieves.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

rnyE with Frank Leslie's Illustrated Nsvspdp
uhis week, supplement with splendid doubl
page picture Or the wreck Of the United Stat
keamer Huron.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

You can buy q fine suit Of winter clothing, new
goods, AT twenty pcr cent below primo cost, al
ROMAN 4 Cox's 5O7 seventh street. They are
closing out their ready made stock for cash.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to Dr. Hartley insurcs instant relief for
catarrh. No eSorbitant fees In advance. Resi-
dence removed to yH New York avenue.
Leit-oif clothing watches pistols. &C., bought ut
Herzogs gl5 ID street Orders attended 10.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

A vnyzI lot OF new aud handsome children
oloAks At very low prices, at
CHARLES o. BAuS's, I0S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

JoUvES's lHoDERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Rcnovatcs soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 2J cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

THE Western trains by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have been fully resumed. The Cincinnati
and st. Louis train started as usual last p. M, and
to-day and hereafter trains for all parts OF the West
will depart as per schedule.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
BOARDING.

nN AND AFTER DECEMBER THE BOARD
~ AT THE wELLKNOWN
WINDSOR RDINING-ROOMs. SOs NINTH STREET,
will be reduced nom s,J to els per mpntb. BY the
week, so
Also several nicely Furnished rooms. noes-6t'
BOARDING. ROOM AND BOARD 81 PER
ID week; Table board sis per month. No. eai ID
street northwest. nol3-im
National Republican., 1877-11-29

EMBROIDERED Table, Covers, $50, at
AFY BRoS,
72d Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

ovnooArs for boys, ElsEaAs, 7th and F.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

YoUHG people pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dentfrice known. II will preserve
their whitcncss through life, prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore tako heed In time. Price,
% aud 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
FALL aud winter listers, at EIsENAS's.
rwo-MIie Trotting Race Mt Brightwood
Park To-day.

hcssrs Whiting 4 Moses, proprictors, mako
the attractive announcement Of two.milo race to
Nike place at their well known resort to-day, at
twelve o'clock sharp. We hope that generous
patronage of 10 days entertainment will encourage
our energetic friends to further display Of their
enterprise.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
Tn. Supreme Court Of the United States.

The Supreme Court Of the United States.
"WEDNESDAY. Nov. S. 1877.
On motion Of Mr.. W. 3. Cox, Charles p Hattock,
CO., Of Portland. Me-. was admitted to practice.
on notion Of Mr.. J. y. NcDonsld, Charles E
Maish, esq, Of ofIndisnsPolis, Ind, was admitted 70
practice.
On motion OF Nr. T. r. Bayard. Perry Belmont
ssq., Of New York CITY, was admitted 10 practice.
On motion Of Mr.. d. ". vcrhees. William IL
Calkins, ESQ. Of Ia Porte, Ind, was admitted to
On motion Of Mr.. J. W. Chsmplin, Benjamin vos.
per, esd Of mia, Mich. was admitted tO practice.
Marcus Ne6 submitted by NJ. W. 2 TrimbIe for
seenJnpI " n SrS effSI snS SndeT M taeSSih rule ''
No l22 Laurence L. Conrad plaintiff in error,
vs. RufIIs Walls ct al Argument continued by III.
L. L. Conrad for plaintiff In error, and by Mr.. 7. j.
Durant for defendant IN error, and concluded by
Mr.. Conrad for plaintiff In error.
No l23 George Ferguson. plaintiff in error vs.
Cnaric- Mclaughlin Argued By Nr. J. A. Mnul'
tIie for defendant In error no cpnnscl appearing
for plaintiff IN error.
Adjourned until Monday next, at twelve O'Clock
District Courts.
CIRCUIT corRT-cuIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Hudson VS.. Gordon: verdict for plaintiff for
sl63 20, with interest Garfield, Bro, q Co. We Noss
verdict for plaintiff for si0,I3 with interest Howe
Machine Company W.. Hin ct al reference To J. J.
johnson. Hannah vs. Hewitt jury rcspited. Ad.
IUurned until Monday.
EQUITY CoURT-JusTICE yYLIE.
whelan W. s!sterhood Of st. John; pro coyeso
set aside anu leave to answer. Weyskey vs.. Wcys.
key; appearance OF absent defendant ordered.
Rover vs. McConvey: referred to auditor TO take
testimony. Cox. administrator, vs.. Miller and
lngenoll, administrators; time Of closing plaintiffs
testimony extended to December TO- Martin Va. Hess
ct al receiver Of rents and profits appointed, with
Instructions how he shall apply the zane. Tuhoy
vs. BigelOw; restraining order continued until
hearing Of further order; ordered that Bgclow file
his answer within ten days. Arnes ". Bgclow
motion to strike out parole evidence oyerruicd, IN
was motion TO conhnc argument to new evidence,
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity side.-Mary l.. Moss VI. c. c. Ivy ct al, to
appoint trustee; Elizabeth Weyskey vs.. u. Weys.
key, for divorce.
LltW side. Lefo ys. C. r. Carly In replevin; J.
J. Bailey ct al. vs.. J. r. Herman. on account j. 8.
Edwards. trustee, W. 4. u Fngitt, attachment
National Republican., 1877-11-29

CLE,HsE the system and purify the blood, remov.
ing dyspepsia sick headache, constipation, ail all
al eaies caused by disordered stomach or liz cr.
Quirks Irish Tea will do IT, sold by all druggists.
Price Is cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-11-29
ORGANIZE THESE INDIANS
for the purpose of committing dcpredations on
trains

ITWINN,
lie testified to the good character OF Col. Craig.
william q. Thompson had become acquainted
the regular army and quartermaster. Became his
clerk and went with him to Fort Union and Santa
Fe. In February, 1854, Col. Craig resigned, and
they both went to his rancho In Colorado. He sub:
let portions OF II, and In June he came East aud
let the witness ~ charge, returning IN the fall Of
the same year. lio brought mules back with him
From that until 1867 there were no mules brought
or the place except those Of guests. lie heard OF
The capture of Briants train In August, 1864 but
there were no mules brought OH the rancho aftei
that time,
A number OF depositIons were read In relation to
the train and Its loss,
Without concluding, the case was adjourned
until Monday.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
q MrSs overcoat.. ElsrsAs BROS, eth and E.
Make Yourselves Comfortable for tho Win
ter,

A very largo stock Of stoves, ranges, and
general household heating apparatus is offered
by Mr.. Walter ID. WYNN, i52 Pennsylvania ave
nue, al greatly reduced prices. An carly call will
convince the public Of the advantage afforded By
this offer.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
TuoNpsoN's poNADE OprIur

An oleagnous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair It's use scon renders harsh, dry
hair soft and pliable strengthens II when weak.
and gives i that rich gloss which Il the charm Of
carly youth. Price, 25 and 20 oents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

FANCY plaid ulsters. EIsgN.S Bros, 7th and f,
National Republican., 1877-11-29
TRUNKS AND Harness,

satchels and Travelling Bags. Pocket books, &c.
cheap for cash, at the factory and salesrooms o
James =. Topham. As Seventh street northwest
under the BIG WIRE SIGN.
National Republican., 1877-11-29
WOOD AND COAL.
A VIKINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.
"A ]. T.. HOGAN, Manufacturer,
No. 7l3 Market Space. between Seventh and Eighth
streets northwest eu

OFFICE OF LINCOLN PARK LAND.-THls
~ land Is heaulinllly located, adjoinny Lincoln o
iG6 iOJ7 iol IOis and los viii be sold In squares
lots on easy Terms, deferred payments secured at
pntes building square l0t In the spring Plans will
be Furnished 10 suit the tastes q purchasers without
cost by THOMAS NJ. PLOwMAN, Architect, At his
can be obtained. mostly
National Republican., 1877-11-29

WELLS ORIGINAL MAcInSE-srREAD STRENGTHEN.
ING PLAsTERs.
= The oldest and the best Al who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty.
twenty -fvo and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

rl,HE FREMONT HOUSE
fam,.r On slN5GiEA Akd6ase seoop TERMS FOR
Steam or stove heat ociaiy
National Republican., 1877-11-29
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS

Buy your shirts al the old stand, iol2 street NJ W.
Pflre Lisi First quality, W order t22ai second vi
third, " .5OI hurth,s Isl h!th, w. -
We guarantee pe fet nt In all cases Or money re-
hlndnd Uentlonsn's Furnishing q, null line always
oa hand W, N. LAWRENCE \ 20. noyas.im,
National Republican., 1877-11-29
IT ,1NC0LN HALL.
- MAX sTRAKosCH. Director.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. T. is1
a RAND CON CE RT

GRAND ONCE RT
IL ny THE
KEILOGG-CARY
CONCERT COMBtNATtON,
On which occasion will appear the greatest Anieri.
Il can Prnia Donna,
CLARA LOUISE KMLOGG,
together with
Mr.. TOM KARL, Primo Tenore;
MIR. q. VERDI, Primo baritone.
Mr. q. Comfy, Primo Basso;
Mr.. ALFRED PEASE, Celebrated Pianist;
Mr.. s. BEHRi:N5, Director.
and the greatest living Contralto
ANNIE LOUISE CARY.
the whole forming the grandest Constellation Of
Mus!cnl stars ever assembled together In Wash
ington.
POPULAR PRICFS-Admission, q; Reserved
! Seats % cents extra
The sale of seats will commence on Saturday
morning, Dec J. At O'Clock. at Mstzerott q 20 e
Music STORE. noE-t
National Republican., 1877-11-29

no BEAVER overcOats' EsENAs's, 7h and L,
National Republican., 1877-11-29
SEW 4DpERTTs EM ENTs.

Lost-bracelet
For salc-sample room.
waverly House-board.
Proposals for fresh beef
Rooms 10 rent-llli q street.
Rooms-0l3 New York avenue.
Rooms-l7Os l. street northwest
W. d, wyyill-stores at reduced rates.
Lecture on art-w. W. Story, December 5.
YIN. G. A.-lecture by Rev. J. 3. ostrNnder
Entcrtainment-w -woncns Christian Association.
Meeting Of Washington Lodge No. G, !. o. OF o. Y.
Annual meeting Of stockholders-MasonIc TEN.
pie.
Trustee sale improved properiy-No 1906 Park
street.
Humorous and pathetic readings by Edward c.
Townsend.
Trustee sale valuable improved property on
Bouth Carolina avenue.
Trustee sale OF a desirable unfIrnished brick
house on New Hampshire avenue.
Indications.
For the Middle States, falling Jorlo,red by rising
barometer, rariable winds, mostly from northeast
% northued, colder, cloudy Teat'er and rain,
partiy turning into aioT Orer he interior.
National Republican., 1877-11-29

rINHEATRE COMIQUE.-MONDAY, OCTOBER %,
L Nightly, and wednesday and Saturday Matinees.
Extra matinee THANKSGIVING Day. Thursday, Novem-
ber -.
VIII appear the greatest Of Irish character artists
Mesrs. Scnnlon and Cronin Also the popular sketch
artists and rreat' s imitators In the land Charles
Rogers aud Matte vtckers. Tho accomplished serio.
comic vocalist, Miss Maud Sheppard.
Performance will conclude with the gIandest OF spec
tacular romances, called THE 20 TIIIfvESs introduc-
ing the grand Amazonlan Marsh, by toy young laileF,
from the stage around the auditorium. nOv3r0t
National Republican., 1877-11-29
A ThnnksgiyIng Dinner.

$3.50 CurLDnrs's listers. ErEaAS's, 7th and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23
AUCTION sAEES..Futurc Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auciioneers anu Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CAkI
STREETS, AND THREE BUILDING LOTS AID,
JOINING, AT AUCTION.--In execution Of deed
OF trust dated April 1, 1874, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court In y. b. 1O4 d, page 36I.
being thereto required by the creditor secured we
will sell by auction, upon the premises, on HAf
1877 ut Az O'Clock ~, the late residence OF John
Freeiand, deceased, situated rs above. .ef7s.,
It Is large, tally-built and cxpensiVeiy-
finished residence, with every comfort ana modern
convenience for large family. The rooms anu
halls are large, hg-pitched, and airy and enjoy IN
extensive view below md across the river with tue
advantage Of southern breeZes which cannot ne oB-
structed The ott-buildingsare numerous ana COM
plete, and The grounds very attractive.
This property, so complete In ali lts arrange
1nents, and Situated in q pleasant neighborhood,
within few minutes walk of the post-oflce, offers
unusual advantages to business or professional
man. with the dwelling will be sold, II desired the
adjoining lots In The garden, fronting about eighty
two and onp-ha'f feet on Fifth street, otherwise
those lots will be sold separately.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale to be for
nbout Al 600 in cash, and the residue upon such
terms us Tie grantor may direct but 1t Is probable
that by agreement more favorable terms will be au-
nounced at the time OF the sale. ..-
- p. W. GRUBBS. lTus,eos
|. r,.r ...r JOHN HOWARD,
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctioHeers. mp IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23
BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucrioneer.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL FOR
THE sf NoRT "a CORNER OF Main AND
r. Logan, Executor Of the late Judge James r. Cox
and for the purpose of carving OUT me PROVISIONS
# AB b E g e Tse Hs on ss Ct a ~
feet Main street, runs back on WaH street about
100 feet to a wide alley. The hotel covers the
ssrest there are three Stores With granite
fronts, renting for S1,47o per annum; On the
front there sx wn
mum, and in the main hotel there are ninety:six
rooms, including double paror dining room ia by
for single or double ones. The hotel Is occupied BY
Mr.. 4. b. Moore at 81, 900 per annum. II has fine
ness - The hotel is in COED repair, and Is located g
The heart of the city, within convenient distance OF
the various railroad depots. -, =
The price Will be quite reasonable, and the terms
unusually accommodating SAY $4,000 cash bal.
apce in half yearly instruments running from three
to sixty months bearing six per cent interest," Sc
Mr. Moore the occupants VIM take pleasure In
showing the premises to those ~ ThS mnsBH Nisn 70
purchase Real Estate 4 R Aasst9nse e..
r. SIR this valuable hotel properly be not sold
for esr0 LEASE al "a TERM Years. q
Keepers to embark In we'll established business.
an 1s-eodot Real Estate Auctioneeer. !
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAc-
TIVE hSp 4 AZ THE s9aHnAsAsoHs Y sh
male Institute, offer for sale the foregoing BEAU
TiFUL LOT, having front OH Tenth street Of 10
This lot for irst-class residence. 10 equal to any
In that truly desirable ighborhood Price reason.
I e ivy s yal sEs. as x s
cent, yeariyJ will be given. Apply at once 70 -
q !, OF r,sxats 4 natto,n9s. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-23
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1113 Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ HIGHLY yALU sEE az Bu M.I SrR R0TT
BETWEEN GRAcE CHURCH AND MONROE:
PARK BY AUCTION.-By virtue of a decree OF
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rchmo ,n
suit of Walker and wife u$ Bayy, &C.: we shall a aS
special commissioners thereby appointed; sell
BY auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY me
oath of April 1871, at * S,clock r. NJ, LIEN TkN
front 81 feet each, and six 20 feet each and all run
back between parallel lines LOS feet to an alley
twenty feet wide-on the north side or Main strcel
between jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
east and west respectively Of Monroe Park and
Grace church.
the city for nedium-sizcd dwellings. and should mol
be overlooked by any one desiring to build for their
own occupancy or for renting purposes: AS specu.
ation it can scarcely be eqraled In Richmond, for
there are combining causes which make its prospec-
tive value very great, and bargain can safely DC
expected in It's Sale. Buyers looking for good i'll
yes,ments should not fail TO attend.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and title re-
tanned until the whole purchase-lnoncy is paid and q
conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN ii. GUY. -
ALEXANDER q. HOLLADAI.
an1o Special Commissioners.