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fcers OF the Association for the present wear
President, Mr. Charles A. Lowell; yiee-Frcsi-
dent, Mr.. George S. .McReynolds; Secretary, a1r.
Cookson II. Wright; Treasurer, Mr. George
Dougall.
The programme for the Turner Hall concert
this afternoon will include the following num-
bers: Bach's ''Amazon March''; Parlow's
"concert Overture" "(ncw); aria and chorus
from Verdfs ''Robbers u; Potzsch's '.Schnirk-
Schnark Potpourrl''; Scl1umann's "Trat1-
merei"; overture to civilian Tcll''; Rein
holds "Evening in the Forest Fantasie" ~;
Strauss "Hoftbaltanze Waltz u; and Bilse's
"Frederick William Quad1flle."
Harry Gates, formerly Of this city, and now a
member OF :hc Richings- s-Bcrnard Company, was
singing in Detroit last week. OF his 1hadaeus
in " The Bohemian Girl" the Detroit Free
Press says: +" He bore the ordeal we'll, and lis
rendering of 4'Then You'll Remember ~"
called out special demonstrations OF approval
He sings III excellent method and with rare
taste and feeling. Perhaps the most striking
features Of his singing are the manner in which
be compas5cs sustained notes, his freedom from
atfectation, and the pure melody OF his falsetto
tones. His chief vocal weakness last night was
q slight nasal tendency, which disappeared. how
eyer, before the end Of the second act.''
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Tho Missing Link.
.lEa& aAfA4s kxIf1A.k{&fH

Some years ago traveller came back from
Africa with q marvellous story Of region inhab-
itetl by men With tails. From quite another
quarter Of the world the report now reaches us
that the half-ape half-man is no myth. The
New Britain and New Ireland group Of islands
to the east Of New Guinea, writes that the
natives at Blanche Bay positively affirm II the
existence Of race OF men with tails at place
called Kalili. When it was suggested that the
supposed men might be gorillas the blacks ~
dignantly resented the imputation upon their
intelligence. and asked whether apes fought with
spears, planted ya1ns, and built houses. a
minute description was given OF the cnElously-
formed savages, and from this # would appear
that nature las been somewhat inconsfderatc In
her design Of the appentagc,. The tail, the
natives say us hard and innexi5le mpet! pfzo 50
thcr can sit down, as they die at once II the ap-
pcndagc is broken" The people provided with
this dangerous ornlraent are, however, rep.
resented as rather proud ct 1t. ANY CHILD
born without it is DESTROYED for fear should a. 1e
less to remark that the missionary never had an
opportunity Of testing the value OF this story
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! chanted With the Thorough Greek !" Of her a:t-
Ing and dress that he went every night rs .ong
| as her short engagement lasted, and talked OF
nothing else.
Dumas is so delighted with Mic, Croizettc's
acting that he declares she slnll hencelorth
play all his best feminine characters, and ADDS
that she is capable OF making che fortune oI
fourth-rate playwright
Mile. de Boisgonthicr died in q maa-house at
Paris few days ago. She was 4 famous actress
Of light comedy and pnrlesque parts in the
days Of Louis Philippe, and then was rich, and
it is whispered had the Due dc Nenour6 and
Prince de Joinville On her list Of lovers.
The title, Dors," is ouly provisional, as it will
probably be called "L'Espionnc '-"The Fe-
male Spy" It turns on the women employed
at Paris By foreign Governments to learn State
secrets, especially from sucking diplomatists.
A monster benefit will he given to John Par
r., at the London Gaiety, Oh Saturday, July :.
Although no advertisements have appeared, the
stalls are selling now as high as S25 each and it
is expected that the benefit will net 5000 Mr..
Parry, who Is HOW q years old, was the origins
tor vi kind Of entertainment in which instru-
mcnt and voice were fclic;tously combined III
the rendering Of comic songs and rccitations,
the words Of which we're first, and for long
time, written by Albert Smith. In 1858 A1r.
Parry WAS obliged to retire from the concert
room on account OF i'll health, hut he returned
in 1850, and Tor nine years was principal at
traction at the wcll-Enown entertainments Of
Mr. and Mrs. German Reed. AS IN English
butfo singer lie has never had IN equal.
Lucy Hooper writes from Paris under date of
the 5th inst. "Thcatricals are lively. Tho
Ambign, which has been closed for many
months, is to be reopened next week by an
able and intelligent director, NJ. Laforct. A
revival OF 1.-THE BELLS ~ is to form the opening
ptccc-a judicious selection in view Of the vogue
now enjoyed by the authors MM. Erckmann-
Chatrian On account Of the overwhelming
success Of L'Ami Fritz' Mile. Rcichemberg,
tho blonde and charming Su=a Of "L'Ami
Fritz" has been attacked with diphthcria, and
was forced to relinquish her role for some days.
There is talk Of new tragedy BY II. Parodi, the
author Of Rome Vaincue," at tho Coincide
franchise, with Henry Quatre for II hero. The
" Drame all Fond de ia Mer:n by N. Duque, is
great success at the Theatre Historique. The
grand sensation scenc, showing the bottom of
the ocean, with gliding fishes and strange ma
rine plants, and the wreck Of the sunken steam
s!jp Washington, Is wonderfully realistic and
thrilling"
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10 A S0RR0WING MOTHER.

kfes the soft alken tresses you eat from her head;
dead.
you dread the house now, with it, silence and
gloom;
What was dear to sour heart is now cold In the
tomb.
! know that the light OF yonr life has gone ont;
But Gods wisdom and mercy you must ceasc to
Or nothing but pain will you know Will. you
And nothing but darkness when called hence avar.
God only lent you the sweet little dover;
lie has taken her back to His own golden bower;
Why tremble and sturt when you hear bell to1i.
Your lower blooms more bright In ths huu.o OF tho
Boua.
Now in Heaven she Is watching and waiting for
you,
For her ieas little feet o'ef the Golden stals dev,
with Jesus ahe Is, In that glorious p14ec:
Just think OF her smiling up into Ills face.
Poor Grandma. who loved her, and cared for her
too,
viii miss little Aaudie ~ 1ad1y Is you.
She will fold the white dresses, and put them
away,
With the dolies and dishes Mautle used ut her play
And your brothers aud sisters too feel the gloon
That has fallen 50 heavy and dark ON your home;
uear little Maude Wxs their pet from hcf birth,
aud thett hearts shaEe the pain sou feel At ha7
death.
For some wlsc. unseen purpose Lie uoes tue rod;
lie has ptuckel your wee flower from Earth dirk
and cold,
But abe blooms and is waiting for Jou in His fold.
S. A. 7.
f0p rf hn In uhfr
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CHARITY.

r. CorinMiHus, JIH}
Stnpendous truth though all things cen must fail,
AND crunhle meath the parchns breath OF Time
| Though tongues mu:t cease. nor prophecies avail
Yet Charity shall livc,-that gift sublime:
o Charity. thy name a1one shall stand
| Enacroled upon the page OF deathless lore;
Naught else imprinted here by human hand
Shall leave its impress on the Heavenly Shore!
The greatest deeds OF which our Earth can boast,
The net OF nero. Or the word OF sage
The proud ambitions which We treasure most
The daily tolls which heart aud mind engage
All all shall perish. none OF these shall last,-
Awhile remembered. then forgotten die;
So faint the murmurel whispers Of the Past
Their tones arc lost, and nit unheedcd by.
But man. obcdfent to the Word Divine,
May sow the seed Of neyer-fading lore,
Deep down in Earth Its spreading roota to twine,
Aud yield its blossoms In the World Above.
For, when fond Hope hath gained the hoped-for
And yisoa clear greets eyes where Faith had
Exchanging Charity It's rays shall fling,
Illumi0s Heaven with Its dazzling sheens
0 Charity, how boundless IL thy sphere!
How great the work which thou wouldst havs
us do!
And yet how dimly art thou shadowed here
The false too common, but too rare the truet
For taou can'st suffer. bear, believe, endure
The sin imputed is no sin at alt:
As pure thyseh, to thee arc all things pure,
And thou can'st sorrow o'cr waud'ger fall!
'Tis thine the hand Of shelter to upraise.
That screens from view the errors Of the weak;
Where right exists, It's thine to give the praise,
Where wrong, the word Of kindly warning speak
And thou art near where'er the lips are trained
To pray for othefs,--not ourselves alone;
Thou rt present. too In hearts by love constrained
To bear @ burden which IS not their own
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OF Which Large Proportion Will Be
Paid, and the Rest Renewed.
Borrowers Pressing for Lower Rates, and
the Market Firm at 8 and 8
Per Gent.
Few Important Sales Of Real Estate..-.The Pros.
peet Of Further Reduction in Rents.
Rents in Boston and New York---Suc-
cess Of the Artisans Building
and Loan Association.

The business since the commencement OF the
yerr has been OF a very uniform character from
week to week. The applicants are not nun.er-
Gus, but there is an urgent demand from Ger
tain quarters to meet pressing and imminent
obligations. 1t is too early for tue appearance
OF building loans. These are expected to be
numerous the coming season, but small In
amount The building business, so far as re-
CARDS residences, was slightly overdone last
year, and hence capitalists aud loau-agents arc
disposed to move more cautiously. There Is q
persistent cndeavor On the part OF borrowers
whose property Is already mortgaged to procure
money At lower rates TO take up their maturing
Indebtedness, or to procure more money At the
same rates. These endeayors meet with
little encouragement from 1oan-agents.
The depreciation OF property since
the old loan was contracted, and
the confessed impossibility OF meeting payment,
are not favorable to renewals, much less to lower
rates. As 4 general thing, payments are emf
nently satisfactory, and if the present favorable
report is continued the year 1877 will be us
noted for the cancellation Of loans as 1872 was
for their contraction. Some Z, GOO Of these in
teresting obligations fall due this year, repre-
senting nearly $50, ,ooo.. Agents are of the
not by payment, by renewal ut the same rates
where the borrowers bear IN uublemishcd repu-
tation for promptituae in paying interest. An
improvement in general business Is confidently
expected as soon rs the Presidential muldlc is
settled. Eastern capital, which is largely loaned
In this city, has shown an extraordinary timidity
in view OF the political troubles and no doubt
accounts for slight tightening in the rate OF
interest Money on real estate IS now quoted
1T to 9 Der cent, with very little demand.
The following were" the more important
transactions of the past week:
Prairie avenue, &c feet, east front, By lis feet,
together with two-story aud basement brick
building known as 1854 Prairie avenue. $4,000,
five years at per cent.
Michigan street, northeast corner OF Dear
barn avenue, 10 by 100 feet, together with three
story and basement, 100 feet, 600, five years
at per cent.
Clark street, so feet, east front, by 10S feet,
between Harrison and Polk streets, $500, five
years at s per cent.
Throop street, No. 81, frontage Is feet, $1,000,
five years ct per cent.
Dearborn street, No. 119, having frontage OF
1239s5 feet, $4,000, live Years at Sper cent.
West Randolph street, northeast corner OF
Canal street, 42 o1Oo by Is 40-100 fcct s15, goo,
five years at per cent.
Five acres in the northeast quarter OF Sec.
10, IS, Il, S10,0 one year ut per ccut-
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Fol: THE WEEK ENDING
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not die 1e;+ha. 10 .h ;..
By this variation fron, rho tn :. as
adapted to the Maggie Mitchc1l nnrnose ' Maapss
Mitchell IiQnon Is a simple gypsey er} Yu{l Of
cndearing qualities who is thrown INTO romantic
eitaatlon where her heart finds its natural express
si sgm' y and her naisetea proper background: The
on t =. Inc afnat1st has worked apt'y to this end
Of rolnr sM;s uass ont me picture IN nafmony
St. Louis VIVA ln ~ ~ ~ ~, nrcsifdn, a n
was most palpni,1e hft ~ .>'e'eD' o'aSe' a''1
IL co,ru,rnrnp c.7pvrurr
rr,,, ~o@S'a su.on >o11HHo'E'
" Goou auolenees SINCE MS arrival at the New
Uu1esso: alo ms performances Will De continued
throughout to's week. on tuesday evening
nc@t no'el'y Will DC presented d. Cazcneuve
w1.h t+ra.,r fsat ~ 1se .aa'. ~ " tleu securely
- - " Ha"sn lope, itoi' "u'cn
- w.. " @u'e ~ ltes n,lnselt III
s;, s.,,1 s11s1' spa.e ~ .nne Ane uouplc 1nolan-
,aa,l e,At eAe''es u''l'cfsa1 cu!1oslty' trunk
is locked. securely sealed, bound completely
WI 4ope' ano co'esco on aii slaes, Top, anu
oobto1n "1tn slrlps OF paper fastened with seal
lng-waE. This trunk Is placed in larger one
which is also securely locked and sealed and
the vaon Is +hor nv, ,n+o 49,, o,ar,taa
oa,,,.a. s'"' '"'o ~. e4e'a'cu
eaoi''ea' unuer WINCH Inc audience can
see, thus prec4nding all idea Of trap-loors. This
conn, Mme. Clzencuye comes forward and
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Releases -.

| SALES or THE WEEK.
| The transactions OF last week in reality were od
| eren less Importance than usual in this quiet
season. There were very few sales consum-
mated that were ut any concern except to tue
parties immediately concerned. The interest OF
| rcal-estatc agents at this season begins to be
| to speak positively about the ayeragc rate Of
rents as compared with last year. There can
| certainly be no general increase, aud all the
| probabilities point to further reduction in
both house and store rents, In harmony will the
general movement of prices.
Some Of the principal salcs reported last week
we're as follows:
r. 8. Boyd has sold for A. Martin 3i0-acrc
farm near depot at Willow Springs, Cook Coun-
ty, for $4,000; &0.acrc farm In lrognols Cou1'-
IT, ILL.,. for Fl. c. Plmpton, Joliet, ILL.,, for $1l,-
600; Gt0-acrc farm in O'Brien County, H., for \:
Aukeny, OF Des Moines, for s3,0U0: house and
lot OIL West Adams street, near Wood street,
for $4,000.
u. ". Il Of 35, 2G, II, to John johnson. Tor SS,-
GOO; also to same, the E. 1 Of the N. W. 4 OF
IS, :G II, for S, GOO.
". T. Grant sold sold Lots II and IS, Block s,
II Whites Addition to Evanston (impFoved|' Tor
John DeKoyeu sold the $. ". X OF the $. ".
x Of 25, 40, u, to Hugh T. Dickey for $4,000.
D. X. ,Pcarsons sold the y. ": u Of 81, sc, Is,
to Thomas q. Enders for $19,5SS.
T. II. Hoyne sold four otstimproved)inB In Block
..
The house and lot on the northeast corner Of
Green and Ohio Streets with lot 4oxil6 fect, Was
sold for $4,000.
B. W. Underwood sold two blocks N Hawthorne
Village, n. E. II OF 80, 80, Is, for $1G,0W.
H. W. Clark sold 50xl64 feet on Greenwood
avenue, 150 feet north Of Fifty-third street, for
$1,000.
j. VI. Towner sold premises No. $40 Warren
avenue {Improvcd) for IS, ,0O0.
Ccr e. RnrTps Sn}1 Int m Idaho street. sE5Jl20
feet, $50 feet south Of Polk, for cash, 81 600.
Ira Brown sold lot at Lake View to Rcbecca
Miner for 81 GOO: also to other parties six lots
at Lake Side for 5000 total, and six lots at La
William Corlcw sold1 acres In Sec 10 and
20, Town 40 Range T., for sl4,5o0.
William Hayden sold marble-front house and
lot on Indiana avenue, 125 feet north OF lhlr-
tcenth street, cast front, for $4,000.
4. D. Smith sold threc-story house and lot on
Schiller street, east OF Clark street, for $lG zoo.
George E. Browne sold brick business block
with lot 170x167 feet on the southwest corner Of
Van Buren aud Franklin streets, for s45,0o.
Warren T.EIis sold ten lots in Block 63 Wash
ington Heights, with other property, for Sl5,-
0OO.
Redmond Prindeyille sold 100 feet front on
Milwaukee avenue, northwest OF Union strees,
~ SATURDAYS TRANSFERS
The following instruments were filed for
record Saturday, Jun. 81:
c,Tr PROPERTY.
A:3seEea 2ari59a Il It, viii building, dated June
A;siaaa e ~, 3ssx It Of ws6ansa av, ''9o
T. 43x125 It, dated JAM 22......-,.-.-- 1,Oo0
Fiou.nov st, l10 flo It c of Washteuaw
nv n 1. 7:x1a5 IT, with improvements,
yeat~o9ih eatsa san av lis II Of Twsnty.irst
st. " I, 2;'x73 IT, dated jan, 26..-.-... $500
Fulton st, 200 # Of Kedxle ~. I, 25x
1874 II, with building. dated Jan. g.. 5000
i Nf
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Speaking Of the rapid manner In which bad
deeds are pcrpctrated, Mrs. Partfngtou called
special attention to the fact that it required only
TWO secunds to light ! duel
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Totals. $50, TO, Os7 $40. :2s, Os3 SUI, COS. Isl
y. rNarax

The Boston Commonwealth says: 4" 4 store
near the centre Of the business part Of this city,
which formerly was rented for $1,000 Il year,
has just been leased by firm for 5000, and
another, built since the ire. and paying ioc
time S16, 900 year, is now rented for SG,b00.
These examples sho~ how 1t Is that people q:
nominal wealth feel the pressure of the hard
times There are thousands Of such instances"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-05
By Robert =. Lyme.
{successor 10 Lyme & BrOthe>.j
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1919 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESt
4 RARLE PROPERTY NOW OCCUPIED BY
BURGER & BROTHER AS THEIR RESIDENCE
AND SLAUGHTERING- AND BUTCHERlNG.
PENS. AND FORMERLY OCCUPIED FOR
MANY YEARS BY WILLIAM ENTERTAIN, AT
AU(TEpN.--As trustee in certain deed from John
Becker and wife, dated january &c. 1876, OF record
in the Chanccry Court Of tile city OF Richmond y.
r. lO7 e., page 1877, shall, in pursuance or said
the three lotes therein secured, drawn by the said
John Becker, and payable 70 the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, nj the request OF the
beneficiary therein named proceed to sell, upon The
premises, ora THURSDAY the 9th day OF April,
1877 ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the following: Four sey-
eral LOTS AND PARCELS OF LAND IN DuTals
additior--to sJh: One LOT Of SO feet 6 inches
winch was conveyed by f. Y. Cannon, commission
er, 10 William Euterlnan BY his deed of 9Th Eehru-
AIRY. 1S54 also. t%o certain LOTS OR PARCELS
OFLAND known &C Lots Nos. z and 3S IN Duyal's
addition. each containing about half an acre which
were conveyed by Isaac A. Goddin and Eliza Ann;
his wife, to said Entt.nan, by their deed dated
18th June, 1860, both Of which deeds are recorded
III ueprico County Court Also, one other PIECE
Or PARCEL OF LAND 81 iert 6 inches on one
and described Lot No. 80. and part Of Lot No.
SO. in Duvai's addition 10. the city,of Richmond,
which was c"nveYc by Nancy Haberman. John
Young. and others, to the said Enternian by their
decd dated March 3. 1862. recorded In Henrieo
County Court clerks Office. -. =.
Tie irg provements consist of a nice TWO-STORf
FRAMED DWELLING containing five rooms /;
also Kitchen ice-house, stable and sau%h pens.
TERMS: Cash as to $3.50 and expenses OF sale,
and all interest due 10 date residue upon such time
Us, may be announced NJ sale.
Nth "a w l.. COWARD1N, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-05
RAILROAD LrwEs.
Gfa III EETzs57zz ssss5fssss.EE11 EssysssG
SG
RLCHMOND AND DANVILLE -
- - -. RAILKOAD. 81 -. ,.ss-- !.

yCHEDULE OF TEAMS TAKING EFEElT
. MARCH IL, 1872.
THROUGH MAIL, .
f36 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
VI Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and N. W. N. {. X. r. at
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway fox At
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville Monigome-
ry, Mobile, and New CJrieaus. and all
.. southwestern points. With G.. E.. and
a. X. *. for Columbia, Augusta, and MI
~. southern auu southeastern points.
LfNCHBUEa ACCOMMODATIONS.
$3.50 A. 81, leaves Richmond dzsIy for Burkevie,
Farmville, LyTchrHrg, and in,ernr-
d1tc points making close connection
at Lyncaburg for all southwestern
nrs Joints. a..
...s. THROUGH MAIL,
S:23 i. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
With North Carolina division n. W. n.
=. r. Re- g. G. and A. X. r., and
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern aud southwest
ricsslMrgand Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ono railroads for all northern and
western points.
LfNC7BUHG ACCOMMODATION
4:5l +. 81 arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
.r burg, .FainyIlle, Burkeville. and Ill n
ter,nediai- points, aad from all south
western points
,o,nt 500 10 a ssuthern and southwestern
Palace slceptng-cars run through bet Hscn Rich
mond and Brunswick. Gu.
Local ticketssood only for continuous passage be-.
tween the points named on tickets. No lay-oyeI
eheess VIII ne 1fen. T. II. r. TALC0IT.
49,, General Superintendent.
NH 10 ~''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-05
nRrGs ssEnzagNEs &c.

ITALIAN. CATALAN" ITALIAN.
The italian Insect-Powaer, so extensively sold
by us last summer, Is again offered 10 the public as
Most thorough cXterminator of REACHES, ANTS,
MOTHS, FLIES. FLEAS. BED-BCGS, YERMIS ON
FOWLS &C., sc.
INSECT INSECT" INSECT
The immense demand for 1t caused holders OF stock
in the old-f;lshioned PERSIAN ISSECT-POwDER to
bring 1t upon the marker. hoping thereby to impede
the progress of the "new broom" (he ltalAnl, but
the people repudiated it, and the Italian stands TO-
LAY without L rival
POWDER POWDER" POWDER
TIE genuine italian Insect-Powder" is sold In
bottles at TO- 25 and Soc per bottle. and Is not sold
in bulk. beware of limitations, and see that our
Libel Is on each package.
The hand-bclows for using the powder are sold
at Csc. Hand-helluws and sample package OF pow
der sent by mail Oh receipt Of 40c.
: DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
POLK MILLER & CO., Druggists,
ano 900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-05
SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Richardson q Co.,
kasl EstateAgenbs and Auctfonears.

80
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING L0zS
RETWEEN GRACE GHukcH And MoNKo9s
PARK BY AuCTloN.-By virtue Of q decree e1
the Chsncery Court Of tho city Of HtchnnSs
entered on the 2gth day of juno, 1875, IN tS.e
suit OF Walker and wife ps Bayly, &C., we sissl1 rs
special commissioners thereby np2oHns1sl; SCI by
18Th Of April 1877, at ~ o'clock z. n, TEN
VALUABLE BUILDING LQTS-four OF which
front "a feet each, had six 20 feet each aHS all run
hack between pIfIhe lines 100 feet z, I'm alley
twenty fetwidc-en the north side OF Main street
between Jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
east and west respectively OF Monroe Park and
Grace chsrch.
The Rcation Or this property Is dne cf the best in
the city for eEunl-sized dwcl fugs. rrd should not
BE- ovd lookcdy any desiring to isuil for their
own occupancy or forrcnting purposes; AZ sRecu-
letion It can scarcely he eqna'ledrn tfchmond Tor
there combining causes viii make Its prospec-
tive value Nvtry great, Id Darihin can safely he
exxtecttd lin It's SALE Buyers ilsoking for goo& In
veEments AOuld not fail t0sfttprId.
TERMS :'Unc fourth cash balance IN six, twelve,
ar eighteen months, ncgosnr notes given for The
deferred :ruynents with interest added. and title
rselalreiGll thu whole pzyCtase- money Is paid and
x'conyeyYnce ordered by slcec0urt.
JOHN II CITY,
ALEXAN1yER .. HOLLADAY.
apS Special Commissioners.