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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02
BY Grubbs &. Williams
by CrNUU5 q W II'IIIIs'
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioneers,
Enventb street between Nam aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
- QUANTITY OF UNIMPROV t,ITy R RE f,i IL
MOND AT AUCTION.-In execution Of decree
of The Chancerv Court OF the city OF klchmohd,
ert red on the 11th March. S79, In inc sur Oh
Parker rs. Moseey and as" inc s n @
nose viii sell lt public auction. upon inc premises
resnr civcly in the order named below, the herein
after DESIGNATED LOTS, In The plan OF AZ ms GIVE
sior owned BY the estate OF Inc late MIS- ht I'M,
w MospIey-to wit on WEDNESDAY Tue Stu Jay
OF April, ut o'clock p. NJ:
PART OF LOT No. 20, on The east side of Union
street between Franklin and Grace streets, 22xIo
fccl. now rented by Captain MaccuhDin. ..
LOT No. 51E. on the sCu!h size OF Bro ad street
hrtween Sixteenth street and shockoo creek, 26xSS
Tot on the west side of Seventeenth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, 34Ax3o lee', no"
occupied by L. r. Rcins. Esq. -
LOT Nc 3. in square CO. at the southwest corner
of Clay and Thirty-HrSt streets 1G5xl32 feet inns
will be subdlvided into lois OF reasonable dimen-
''y And on the following day. THURSDAY, the 10th
DIV of April, at 4 O'Clock i. NJ:
LOT X, on the west side OF Seventeenth street
between Chri, tian and Richard streets, 44x16J
fert and running back TO The rallroad. s,,a of
Balding street. Maddox Hill. eS' cncing from
buchanan to james street. and sub'ivh,ed into
ELEVEN LOTS Of abour 30 feet each. and
SQUARE No. 172. bounded W Baidng; Baktr.
Iiilcpagc and james streets, and subdlYidcd Into
TWENTY-FIVEL LOTS.
Tlas of the above property can be seen AT the
office of the aucoRcers and will be exhibited on the
premises on the day OF sale.
TERMS: Onc-rolirth cash: balance ut six. twelve,
and eighteen mouths. for negotiable notes. WIN m
teresl added. and the titles retained until the whole
of purchase money shall be paid and Conveyance
ordered 10y The court. . JOHN DIrL,nl;
Eprnps G. WILLIAMS, AuctiOnecrS. nh 81
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P. &. NJ. Latrobe and p. d. G. NJ. Fran
els RnrnS. OF the Mnsons nj Maryland. had
Jewels presented to them Monday night.
The latter is cighty-seycn years old, and
was D. G. NJ. for thirteen years. The for
mer was unanimously elected G. NJ. eight
times. or for eight years. He cleared the
temple OF debt. Fine speeches were made
on the occasion. ..~.
A colored voter in Mobile had been en-
ployed by merchant tn take some kerosene
oil to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad depot
for shipment He informed the gentleman
who employed him that he was going to vote
the Democratic ticket; wouldn't think OF
voting any other. On his return,Irom the
depot he was asked for the receipt for the
kerosene-oil. Putting his hand in his pocket
he pulled out Citizens ticket. "This
isn't the receipt" exclaimed the merchant.
"Bess de Lord" was the response, g l
done gone an voted de kerosene-oil ticket"
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. April /, $40.
Ybe number of breaks to-day comprised % nogs-
beads and II tterces. The offerings at auction on
,Chanre we're IS packages; Of which numDer q
were sold 1T prices ranging from Sl.6o 70 SOW
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOBACCO.
~ >4 DARK.
Lugs.-commen to medium s2'2s@s2.7o s0oo
TO nue.; a5snS nm,n 70 good short, 44@s6 medium
to far long, $6@s7.50 good 10 very good long, COG
SO so. ,a eor nm
Dsrs leaf. good enough for wrappers ana Tor 'he
heat types Of the Regies have been thus Tar ID very
lipb. supply. There is no assortment OF darE sun
cured tobacco Offering.
BRIGHT.
1ugs.1csmmosn to medium s4@se' good 10
very RESEMBLANCE Ser to medium. ss@s10;. good to
very eoc.,, e12@$15; fine to fancy SlHoo@
1LIeaSS-Common to medium, s7.5o@se: goosd l TO
very good, *lO@s12.5U; extra cutters OF n'efS'
1sIogany lrraDpsrs.-Common t? o msdlatn:
si5msS5;. GOOD 70 very good aud fine, sSo(a's4o'
Yeii n Vrappers.-Comlnnn TO medium, go "a
sss Zoo GOOD 10 very good, s4o@s5O; fine to fancy
S55@$75. .,>,,,.
Occasional small lots have since the season open
cd com mauacd above The outside quotations. lnoi.
cations arc that strictly fancy white wrappers VIII
he IN light supply.
No spe ciul cha rge In quotations. There Is some
,,ouirv for sound medium and low grade old hilcrs
fro,n manufacturers, and anything desirable VIII
com mand fair prices.
There is every prospect now Of good season, and
we look for Increased receipts.
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The Utilization es sexaze.
!, Lesson is PRACTICAL HoRTIcUtTuRE FROM
: 4, THe FRENCH.
rsnec,a, r,,spa,ch to ,hc Prcss.j

The FRENCH.
Especial Dispatch TO the Prcssj
wasuINGroN, March 27.--The report OF
Mr.. J. w. Campbell, Assistant commission.
OF TO the Paris Exposition, TO Wnoin m"s
ass,gned the special duty OF preparing
rsnort or the horticultural display. has exc
cn,ed that duty, and his interesting paper
- now on tile In the State Depaitment.
Mr. Camptell gives some account OF tue me-
ibna by which the sewage OF Paris IS mace 10
anr;eb the surrounding gardens. IL was
CLAIMED that draining the sewage mo tue
Seine WAC injurious. The experiments were
made on very poor tract OF land III tue
hcnd in the Seine, near AssnlerS, called the
ni.in or commune OF Gennegiiiiers, unaei
The direction Of n. Alfred Durand Gave,
engineer OF sridgcs and causeways OF Pafis,
and tho patronage Of the city. the pain
comnrises $500 acres. The Distribution
Of the sewage Is at the expense OF tne 'o'e cru
mont. aud furnished gratuitous'y. Inc
6;s.rIbution Is made from elevated resei
y;ors. into which the water Is pumped
Alter overcoming the opposition OF pro-
nrie,ors the Government estaollsheo
model garden which was great success,
and rents went up from mil to 300 and 59t
frames an acre. Here follows summary OF
the report OF N. SehloesIng, OF Inc ooVesu'
ment commission OF 1876, on this subject
THE production was five times greater IRON
irrigated than from non.irrigated lands III
the same locality. Here follows a Statement
showing the productiveness OF the PREV
ously sterile GenneviIler's fields: Arti
chokes, $4,000 heads; potatoes, 10000 o.. St
logs: onions, $4,000 kilogs; causlilowrrs. oo,
ono heads: celery, 1O0. 0Os klogs. A kilograu
is about y pounds, avoirdupois: ns
Campbell then describes bis visit to the mod
d garden Gardn Model at Genn levi 1nos
which, he says, even exceeded Tue nus >,
flatterine accounts which be had heard OF
its phenomenal success. The report OF mr.
Campbell is intensely interesting from be.
ginning to end, both on account OF the
maturity Of its conclusions and the value o.
its facts and figures. The horticuitnrists OF
the United States will find it OF great service
as conveying in comprehensive form all inc
most interesting features OF the progress
OF the horticultural art OF the day.
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mixed western, 81k@ s2c: white western, SSM n
sSanss Esaea Hoss ss s aset4 snd PORK oh
o osas az aao@siose Tor new and
iSra h ssahsstssssss and WEE WEE
s ssy ssas nr az sioSs iR rsrsss steady
BALTIMORE. ..s e.,. .sss
BALTIMORE. April I-Flour very aaisat e. en ws eS
chnnged. Southern wheat dul ana t,aaoy VIZ
ern dull and lower; southern EE psrSsyiysnia red,
sG No. western winter red, spot sI1lS2s
si.iiSs: April, s1.I2@sl.1sH; May, sa a..s.I
sonsrn CORN a1's ab nad 4Ssaes Yellow
Rye dun and nemlnat at
80 CHOICE eeo Western rolls lsf
lss; Eess Sade &C. Wbskeg dull 81
Surar arner and fairly active; SOFT, ogoac':
CINCINNATI.
c,~c,,rr.rI April 1-FIonr dull and un-
changed Wheat strong at SI:u3GS3 i.oo; No, ~
nie aFm md No sm m miss YSrk held
sa9 Bsk,nsais
GenF RIB csT
So a5sc.: clear sides 5H@5Sc. Whisky n sooa
demand at 8l.Ol; held higher. Butter ana sugar
steady and unchanged. Hngs steauf.
LOUlSNlLi'ISs
Ior1syuLE, April 1.-Flour firm ard unehaHsS S,,
Wheat aniei red and amber to o az
Grmer. white 37bc.: mixed. 365c oa,s s,e a ~
While. 32c.: mixed. 29c.. Pork firm at s!g ios}
Tard STEADY: choice leaf. three 7hc.: cholce ieaI.
ker skc, Bnlk-meats steady: shouioers. nr,T
Rib. &c: clear sides. SIC for loose hacGn nriE
shoud rs 4Ac clear rib, 5ac q, ar SIZES to
loose. Smcar-cured hams, Sa@e4c. WhlsAeS quie'
d ST. LOUIS.
CT. IorIs. April l.-Flour quiet and nncnaneea
wheat dull and lower: No. red fall 81 WA Glc,
Corn unse,tled and lower; No. ulixea, 3Ea.a
ssNc. cash, 32H@ 324c. April. 337s@33He. a Nav
a4Ic June. Oats active but lower NO r. Sos.
no ontionS Whkkcv steady at S!.O4. FORK HrIiG i
atSiO.25 Lard dull and nominal Buk-meaLs gu.
ard nominal. Bacon quiet but 1rm ciear fips
s5.3O@s535; clear sides, S5.40@ s5.4o.
CHICAGO. 49,.
f1,IcAGo Aprill.-Finur nominally tncnansed
Wheat unsettled and generally higher: NO. = Cnl.
c,po spring fresh, GIG: regular, ss4c. cash ano
Gnril O3Tc NAV: No. 3 Chicago spring, 1gc. , corn
dull and shade lower; fresh, 34Ac; regular, itsc
cash and Aprf 35X636c May. 9361Sc. June I'm
oats active but lower. and espec Tor cash:
cash. 251c May. 25Ic. June. Pork fairlv ac,iY e
snd shade higher; sIO.l5 cash, 81 .27h@S1O 3o
Nav al 4O6s1O42k June. Lard fairly active
and n shade hiyber $685. cash. S6.45 May. So; 30
juno. BuIk-meats steady and unchanged. Whisky
dull and lower at 81 .O3.
No afternoon Board.
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Ry Frank ID. Hill ,S Co.,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l1OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
i ING Af;DLOT OF GROUND ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF JACk>ON STKEET Is + I + \
CLARKE AND PRICE STREETS.-Ey virtue Of Il
deed OF trust from Edward Richardson and wife
dated March 80, 1875. recorded in ihc Richmond
Chaucery Court. ID. b. 1l2 a, page 209, DC
fsul having been mahc in the payment of certain
notes therein secured and ut the request of the bene-
hciary, will sell at auction, upon the prem Scs, on
MONDAY the 7th Of APRIL, 1879 1T S o'clock p.
NJ the prop. rty described In said deed as follows
All that LOT OF LAND. with The improvements
thereon. living in the city of Richmond on the rlh
side of Jackson street between Clarke and Price
formerly FouShec and Adamsl streets. fronting -
ieet ami running back between parallel lines l20
feet. The improvements consist Of a very substan-
tial BRICK DWELLING and KITCHEN, BRICK
STABLE, &c.
TERMS: Cash as TO The expenses of sale and to pay
off two notes amounting to S1.260. with II tercst
from March %, 1879; the balance upon terms to
be announced upon day OF sale.
rh29 FRANK d. HILL, Trustee.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


Government SecuritieS.--Unitrd States dls'S, l04
bid United States As. 9Sa bid, 994 asked.
Stn,s Ssnur.t.es:,.virGnla c2GsG na 5GX hi o.
Va SO bd v 1S a decFrs
bid; Virginia interest certificates IL bid, asked
Virginia tax-rcceiyable coupons, SOY bid, s04
UitV observation-disclosures city s's J. and j..
10 bid: Richmond citY Gs. j: ana D.: 103A bid,
asked: Petersburg city SIS. special tax, j. ana j..
los bid iN nchDurg city SIS, j. and j., 113 bid
Mste4 s sy nd H. "9 city
S's, NJ. anu n, so asked.
Railroad Bonds.G and Ohio Railroad
Central Rallroad third mortgage o's. j. aud J.95
j. and j., lO4 bid, iO5K asked: Virginia and Ten;
ness.e Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. ana y "
ea srrna ana
mortgage preferred s's, J. and j., l03 bid; South
a ks S 'a asEed nGESss
road first mortgage 7's,J. and j., 101 bid N9rfoli
sS sSa ersSaqE G
Snd 81 na g. Of SS 81 Sld R Mas
mond and Petersburg Railroad drst mortgage as
A. and g., l04 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road second mortgage rs, III, ana ~, 10y nld
mortgage SIS, J. and D., l0s bid; Richmond. Frede
ricGshurg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs,
and D., 101k bid; Orange aud Alexandria Railroad
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and N, 90 bid: Grunge an'
Alexandria Railroad second mortgage 6.s, j. and j.
"a bid; Orange ana Alexandra railroad miro
mortgage SIS, NJ. ard NJ, 90 asked; Orange, Alexan
dria aud Manassas Railroad first NOR gaze rs j. anc
5s.R IT. aaa NJ, S BID 81 assseat
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage IS. A. aud o.
100 bid; Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Railroad
first mortgage SIS. j. and j., II asked: Richmond
York River and Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage
IS, J. and j., SSk bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Ch Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
100 par. $i25 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Ra II
road, 100 par, 40 bid, AZ asked; Richmond. Frede-
rtcksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 90 par
80 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 79a bid;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Per cent: suaranteed, log par; "a bid Conmectiol
Danville Railroad, 100 par, 6 bid, sx asked; Sea.
board aud Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par,
81 bid.
Insurance Cozapanfes.-VirgntaF Fire and Ma
rne, 20 par, 36a bid: Virginia State, 20 par, "a
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, toy bid, 81
asked: City. 100 par, 80 bid; Granite. 100 par 80
bid. rs asked ..sa... .r.-.'
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by Robert =. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE AND ESIRABLE
' sToRE-PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET. CORNER OF
WALNUT ALLEY. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS. WITH LARGE DWELL.
ING ABOVE: AND ANOTHER TWU.STORY
BRICK HOUSE, FRONTING ON WALNUT AL
LEY-ALL UPON A PERPETUAL GROUND
RENT-FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At The request
of the owner will offer for sale The above-descrbcd
PROPERTY, upon The premises on FRIDAY the
4th day Of April, 1879. ut ~ O'Clock 7: II. For a
profitable investment this property should &C mmaud
the attention OF bidders, being located In such a
good and public place for q clothing or dry-soods
establishment. The property IS now renting for
Ing on the alley which Is now vacant, will readily
rent for 81 90 more.
bargain will certainly be had and parties may
attend the sale with the that the property
will be sod and the ilte is guaranteed to be good
TERMS OF LEAsEHoLD will be explained AZ sale,
and terms announced. ROBERT B. LYME,
NH 81 hucttoneer.
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~ AUCTTOY ga Day..
by Frank j. Sampson.
Rea, Estate Agent, Auct!oDeer. and Notary PuDhc'
corner Nintli and Hull streets,
Manchester Va.


TRUSTEES SALE. OF NA AL e, 81
1 FARM. WITH ExCELLENT BUILDINGS e;
NEhR CHESTER. ON RICIlMOND hn MI, rE Z.
TERsBIJRG RAILROAD. IN CHESTERFiEi,D
coINTY, GoNTA n Gss TH Ia prl HINi
bbT IfETTI virtue of deed Of trust from Z.
Marin Grove, trustee for Tabble 4. Marcy. 70 tue
nndersirnet bearing ohie on the 23d day OF Febrn-
ary 1877 10 secure ccrtaih bonds and notes DE- e.
scTibed I'm said deed. which deed is duly recorded IN
the clerks Office of the County Court Tor Chesler
field county In teed-91oS NO 0g, p ny nrasissory
mole for 1856 drawn b. Il: Martin Grove, trustee
Tor Table A. Marrow. dated 23d February, 1917 :
payabIe to Il. w. Dehaven, trustee FOR Emma "a U:
Hiss Two years after rs date. with 1ateTest from
date lin pald. being required 30 to 90 Dy Inc noa .
of said note viii sell nj public ancfion, on the
premises about one and half miles from CHESTER,
On SATURDAY the 18th day of April. 1879, nj 2
o'clock p NJ, the LAND described In said deed,
containing 800 acres. more or less.
TERMS: Cash as tn S6S 66. with Interest from
Dad February 1877 and cost of sale. and enou2 ci
the r. sidue ID pay bond for Sl,09S. dated 16th
February. ST.. payable three wears alter date with
Interest from 9th February 1877 ~ paid, ana a
note FOR s6S sc ar ed Esd February, 1877, payable
three years after dale, with interest from l3d FEB
rtary. S77, till paid sad bond and note fa due
and the balance The said T. Martin Grove tee
shall direct. DAVID IL fuLtnAa.
9D1 IIustSC.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between hfain and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
L ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
FRANKLIN, CARY, AND MAIN STREETS. AT
AUCTION.-In part execution of deed of trust
from Frank d. Hill and wife 10 us as trustees, duly
recorded I'm the Office of the Chancery Court OF
Richmond and elsewhere, we will sell al public auc-
ton on TUESDAY. 9th day of April. 1879, upon
the premises, respectively in the order named be-
low the following. described real eslatc-to- wit
Atl2 O'CLOCK H.. the THR EE.STORY GRAN
ITE-FRONT BRICK TENEMENT No. 1923 east
Franklin street, now under lease to HeSSrS. Fleg
Rider aud Others fronting 81 feet OH the south side
Of Franklin street between Fifteenth and Seven
teenth streets, and runninGbacs 1876 feet to Walnut
alley. -
At l O'CLOCK P. NJ, the valuable STORE No.
1913 Cars street. with three stories and cellar, Sit
uated on tie south side Of Cary street between
Shcckoe Slip and Virginia street 9-l2 ieet frGni,
nd running back 10 an alley In the rear. ms pro,
perry Is now under lease to t. +. Minor, ESQ, and
Is located In the best portion OF Cary street.
At4R O'CLOCK Z. NJ the very eigbly-ocateti
DWELLING No. ii o Main street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, containing ten rooms; Kitchen
modern i'm provements, &C. This Is very ccslra-
BILE house. combining rs 1t docs. centrally or loca-
ton and convenience of Arrangement, with an ele-
yaicd situation and frst-c'ass surroundings.
TERMS BY consent, one third cash; balance at
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. with In
terest added and secured by trust-deed
NJ III. GILLIAN,
ROBERT I'll. GILLIAN.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILL ANS. Auctionccrs. ap1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02
BY Frank d. Ill.l & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
1l0S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
1 DWELLING AND VALUABLE LOT OF
LAND IN PORT MAYO. SITUATED ON TIL Z
WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN
LOUISIANA AND DENNY STREETS, AT AUG
TIoN;-By virtue of deed Of trust from Bridget
Nc Mahon. dated December 81, ST, ard duly re-
Of Richmond Chanccry Court, default having been
made In the payment Of note therein secured, and
ut the request Of the holder Of SAID note viii sell
at auciion, on the premi es located as above, on
WEDNESDAY, April 8. 1879. at o'clock r. NJ,
the property described In SAID deed, as follows
Those FOUR LOTS OF LAND In Port Mayo, de-
signateJ as Lots Nos. 20, 80, 81. and 80, now in
the city of Richmond formerly Port Mayo), with
and contains four rooms Tne LU Is front on Eighth
street l27k feet, with depth OF 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash rs TO costs OF sale and 1883, With
Interest from December 81. 1875: the residue upon
such terms as the said Bridget Mchiahon may di-
rect. FRANK ID. HILL,
NH 81 Trustee.
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Ry W. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE NEW
y FRAME TENEMENTS IN THE PLAN OF
BUCHANAN'S SPRING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF LEIGH BETWEEN NORTON AND KIN
NEY STREETS.-At The request of MI. u. L.
Tranham, will sell at auction, on the prcmse' on
THURSDAY. 10Th April. 1879, at 5 O'Clock Z. Me-
The THREE NEW FRAMED TENEMENrS To-
Gated as above-one fronting 22 feet on the south
line of Leigh street, containing three rooms; INC
Catharne street (continucdl, containing two rooms
each, and all occupied by good-payinG tenants.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour Oh
sale w. GODDIN,
an % 7oSlO Auctoneer.
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BY W. Goddln,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF M: MAR % IL, EE .rNd.i J;
the owner, I viii offer at public auction. on the
premises. on TUESDAY the 9Th Of Apri, 1879. at
5 O'Clock P H., that EXCELLENT THREE,
STORY BRICK STORE and DWELLING, located
as above, now occupied by Mr.. G.. Roandln, actoin-
ing the store of Nh T. FL. Elicit The lot baS front
Of 2Sb feet. and depth of 1876 feet Ihe tene-
ment has eight rooms including storel, besides basc
ment and an excellent brick kitchen. AS busi-
ness stand it is regarded equal to any In that de-
sirable locality.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest added
sncurrd nv a Ir,Isl. deed, w. GODDlN.
40 Auctionecr.
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Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11OS Main Sttcct.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A M l.
L FRAME DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND
ON WILLIAMS REEr, IN SIDNEY. BEYOND
THE WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY QN'THE
PAIN OF BUESA VISTA. AT AUtTlON.-By
yirtue of deed of trust from IIender on Lewis and
wife duly recorded in the cl rk's office of Henrico
County Court, ID. b. 90, page 4s9, default having
therein and at the request of The holder thereof.
will sell, The premlses, on TRnESRpATry N cnnl
viewed in said deed. rs follows: 80 FEET OF LAND
en- the south side of Williams street, II rect deep;
with SMALL DWELLING tocGupied ~ Siia
Henderson Lewis thereon, being Lot No. III in
DIan of Sidney drawn by Il. NJ. Ladd, surveyor.
TERMS: Cash fer expenses OF sale. ana 10 pay
Sl75 now due; the balance on such terms as sara
TnwIs nav direct FRANK d. HILL,
on o 5'ToEJO Trustee.
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-AuCTIOs sAIEs--Fusure Dn,s.
by j. u. Apperson,
Real Estate Anctionecr,
corner Main and Eleventh STREETS.

rTRUsTEEs AND ASslGNEES AUG
j TIoN SALE OF COTTAGE AND TWE;ih,TI I
ACRES OF LAND ONE FouRIHE 9 ga,d q AZ =, rnsf
rom n. II. Duke and Wife dated 18th October r;
1866 duly recorded, and Of an order OF the un ,
nremises on FRIDAY, April II, 1879, at ~
O'Clock NJ FREE OF lens. The PR9PshTE1, d soose
de.crihed. occupied by Mr. Reynolds: IN G n
has seven rooms: kitchen, three rooms; smoke E.
house carriage house, and stable: wei OF
very productive, A snug suburban homo, and re-
mai kabIy healthy. ord
TERMS: One third cash: balance at SIX any
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
secured by tr1st.deed ora
j. NJ. GREGORY.
ia ~ ASSIGNEE Ot ~. bs i'uhS.
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AGED THREE YEARS AND A CENTURY
Norpich, Con-, March 31.-Mrs. Mary
Goodale died yesterday at Pequonoc Bridge,
aged one hundred and three years. nine
months and eight days. She was born in
Groton. Her first husband, named Hew-
lett, was killed on board OF n man.of-war
during the war OF 1912, and her second
husband died many years ago. She has been
cared for since by her grandchildren.
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AUCTION SAEES---This Day.
BY Chafiiu, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ! north Tenth street.

THE SALE OF THE SEASON-TRCS-
Il TEES SALE BY AUCTION Of LARGE
QUA NIFTY OF REAL ESTATE IN THE WEST
END ON WEDNESDAY. April. 2, lS79.-By
virtue Of certain general deed of trust executed
by John B. Hqrve on the 7lh day of March, 1877
TO the UNDERSIGNED trustees. and duly recorded In
the clerks Offices Of ltichTond Chanccry Court and
Uenrico, Amelia. and Powha;an County Courts, we
viii sell upon the premises; on WEDSEsDAY Z,
April 2. 1S79, at 81 O'Clock p. ~, large number
Of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS III the plan OF
Sidney and Harvie and fronting on Reservoir, Cary
Bclydcre. Pine, Laurel, Ashland, Harve, Jacqelin,
and other streets, and comprising all OF The sidney
and Haryie lots belonging to said John Is. Harvie
heretofore .o'd p",s Of which Will be on exhi-
bition on or before the day OF sale.
The imperative character Of this sale and the
large quantity OF property to be sold VIII doubtless
cause il 10 bring such low prices that all who wish
to invest money on speculation as well as those who
wish to buy for improvement, Will be profted by
attending It.
TERMS: Cine fourth cash: the balance In equal
instruments at four, eight aud Twelve months, bear
Ing interest and secured by trust GeeGs.
The sale will begin on Reservoir street near Nor
tan's flower gurccn at 81 o'clock ?. N.
- JOHN, y. STEGER,
Il. 3. CHAFFIN,
NH 10 Trustees.