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New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

&C. b5n n: Iodo 112l n at s'4cp SO ~ do. l1od d. at
%S s'fsz' s'S q en- N g g s s'' ''
G6nrS SC sS gS for e joyn y Illinois
2GC lao y 6H = osc ,ssrs 90 1870 i'G S at % e a.,
IS G + "a d. 2Sj @ a. Ssc Go iss n ., o,.c o do q
24 n m 100 les 81 on ihs lot 10 do La Do m a. o VG r. az
IoIc and 81 Lehman Brothers: u 0iio steer
a. &C. "a ana a 81 % eicS ii do i57o S 1919 B
at 9pc; 10 do, l292 h. at 9+c less 81 eacn 10 uo" ~
cALvEs-Recepts were ss7 head nly tGoh ST. where
graz Ts' we're Sgy soG ST at W 9ueImk AND re
Calves at 2qa3c small lots Of state Nes AZ
&c impossible reach &C for the best
Sails H. Hume sold: lo7 Gra,sers. 2l5 n at ia.c
veas m at &c; do. 1873 D at de do ia b at Sc'
Bilenback Dewey sold 70 Grassers 2o3 @ at 2c Fed
Calves $40 b at 5c Veal l2s 10. at oci do' -oo d. a'
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 1872 cars OF 81 it
snce satnrdav 5s5 heat against 50
responding week strictly Prime lambs we're we're
sale price. Of yesterday were bareT snsIane M
@ss nSt %a' no not eeared T%ch oa oa Of
was sold 5Pc. less sll tho lot Ine eafSa I, @ Ses
tmng Good SKINS are now scas at 81 20Gsl p bn IA
mors than SOC oher Of sheep were c and Of
Lambs at ia &c, with Extra ate LAMBS al ~ ~ P'
& Dewey sold At aotn st. 2o3 ~ MoaGG a g.
- Canada Ewes III b al &C. alate do 100 d. at 80
Lambs. SG y 10 b. al az s. g s9 De- 20 b. at ec 81 lo 20 u,
57sc: 50 state do 81 b. a. 1c 80 DO 70 d. at - ~ a
tl.c-
81 90 do IO3 B at 4c 10 STATE Ewes lOi H. a. &C
~ DO at Lambs, ~ 10 NJ
AZ 10 s5 STAT do G2 m at &c 36 10 90 N. at - 80
Haiienback & Davis sold 30 Michii o. sheen ~ u a,
dc 23 state Ewes lOg b &C. Gu.. H. al oc.' .
do 1870 H. at &c: Canada 157 10. al C Bucks an
Ewes g3 m al 3i2c: Bucks l40 u, AZ 34c 100 N"l"L'
L.mbs rs h. 81 on the ioi 100 STATE do - "'
a ji4c. -- ~, = ,, ~
~ a @c Igl do ~ 10 al 4ac II Jersey do, - H. az
4c l5S Peuusylvana -hte1auI Lambs - 10 AT &C. %
Jersey K lbs - b. at ) i.c. 81 d., 80 n, I J'4c
Judd q Ickngham: l. STAT Ew :. = 10 AZ 4c feun-
syvauil do 81 &C.; ls7 state Lambs 10 b. at - Soi
AZ do. 81 b AZ jl2c.
do 81 6O L Ohio Snecp and Lambs % 10 al ec'
], . Oho Lambs, G3 10 at jl4c .
UOGS-Keceipts were oi ,72j head Il cars at
and th-st. Total since saturday
800 head AGAINST for the dng SIX
days last week Mr. J. Hunter sold 10 STATE Hogs 92 10
average at per 100 10. Market decidedly weak ana
lower
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NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1880

NFw.ORRAys Oct l-Cotton easy; Middline. IL sc;
Low MddIng J0aac Ordinary lOc net receipts 4V0z
bales to Great Bfitan3oO) Dates;
to France 47i6 bale; the Continent l6ol bales sales
400 Dgtes: last evening Dales stock, 40Jof bales
weekly net receipts 2G f97 baes 81 10 bales expogs
TO Great Britain 1873 bales France 0539 bales 70 me
Continent bales cvatwise. 3724 bales; sales lfsfo
bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS
NrvyopK Oct THE following the total net
ports Septenl
I.an n.4latn lrcIua
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NET-YoEK, october l. lS.oN
TCHE annual mcetlng OF the shareholders
4 oi the MANHArrAN RAILWAY 'oNfANt ioi lHe
Directors fo the ensuing ear ana hsltc.
tors II tne next succeeding election VIII ue htH at
Inc office Of the company, n Broadway, NewGork cry
ON he day of Noycmbrr $50 Ornt the second cd
ue.aay in saId month";. at IL oc orh noon . -. , , .
Tc ,nst,r oo.4 Viii De- closed on -ATTRDAY. October
Al 3 ococa pm "a rcop,nel lc nllraing OF Rs
DAY. November II. ~ 10 o.Clock
order tIc Board OF D.lc tors.
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NJORILE CITY DEBT.

A1UJIIE IT DID 7, -,
~ The Comu i,ucr. 0t Mobile. charger unG'r tle Iet
isati0u of the ~tateof Alabama with ti' .du7tW W o l
debit II the ty Mobile invite the b1ninuIicir 'l sit Guy
to meet them ~ tho office tue MOJlc and ono laIOt
Omuauy. II PIur-st., YORK, Oh II / is'l'A
tpu.r Is, 1850 II for conference ~ te meantime
lofrrr. te Win mo
sI,u,r, az No. PpcsL. cg lorN. or with w H. ia =
lof os-ou ~ HAYS 80 d Mass ut T. co ner OF llues
New -lorAJ, Chairman Of the Committee oi u udhohtis
-'' ~ J.. VI. WILSON.
JAS. 4. MDCAW,
GROOM,
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Go Uhom II Map Concern

FREDERICK WILLIAM FRANCE :. who left
i sydney, New South Wales for London ,, The Para
the sth Of February iss Wre To- your fstheI
OFFICE, Syaney, New south W Aloa
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MIDLAND Il. r. co. of y. J.

III
whereas appears thar some parie. haye msnndor.to'I
Sfo, nrn ONLY holders OF cen raj Irust Co. :
crtcates of y i. Midland first mortgage bo1d were en-
ur tcd to take. II hereby al,
Resolved by the stock Committee Tha such pirilr' rs s
hold be stock bonds they received for the od ' inca ~
hr lowed o m the agreement and take asscncI STOCK up
to October Z, l-~u
Ncw.York. SEPT. %. 1880 ,- ,.l,,l,
j. =. X Gfk@, NlN1N ."pit'''
CHARLES PARSONS. y = ftA Us,
HLNHG MARKS,
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Corporation \ Nollres.

NOTICE.-Proposals for removing part or
~ Pie foot Of Leroy ST. " r. and building Per new
a. r. will be received by the Department OF Docks III
and n Duane until l3th october 1880 az 1. O'Clock
For mn informant CITY ke, ord" Copies Tor sale a. No.
city Hall
NOTICE.-Propos n lis will be received at
~ tho department Of Pubic Charities and Cor
Third until october y l~S 10; repair
work ana foe rvaiiing the engine ana
boiler steamboat MINI LanOnck tOf Iu hiofMalou see
CITY Record for sale at No. ity Hail.
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OFrICR CoPPER KNOB MISISG COMPANY - }
No 81 BROADWAY NEW. Yoak, september Z, lsSO;)
HNHE BOARD OF TRUo TEES have this day
L declared DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT on tho cap
ial stock payable September 23 Transfer books close On
the 18TH and reopen WILLIAM W BRASDRErH Treasurer
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'rNifED STATES MAIL STE AaiEkS
~ ron OT-EENSrOWN AND IL. ItFDJL-
H,prEIAL GERAIAN MAli.

Z Hamburg American Packet Conlants Ino for
PIN-NiDt- !ii. CirlsBJ IL ,ti. ant ia iBl ~ .
IVES PIIALl A..-.--Oct. % tfHb t.------ '''pc ~
Ett.!.I. LII Il Ntr----......D e Eb
Ia IS Of passage to Plymouth London Chrr ~ " in'
Inn. and Iouls the soltn %, Eng d1-t ff-i Ii1.
800 SECOND CABIN. 800. -trrrag, 30 Nnu'a TIP AZ
I't,..fT>,ti tNDr !. co. e. B. ~ IiAtJ V 90.
~ ,..',.'ti AVrnf. General Passenger A.aIts.
80, - l-I..'i.,f ~ y. No. Ul Broadway, =. Y.
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rMprrIAL GERMAN MAIL

I Va NOKTH GE.MNN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE h-lW WtEA Ni.N.lOk
sOUTnAMFrOS AND Bi.1EN .,. -
D. 'rFS ~ D.f . o.. -.--..~at OCT y
RATES OS PASSAGFfTom NEN-1okk 70 SUI iii-N'''-
ION. nANRE OK B l.EMEN,>. so
FIRST CARIN ~lUOl SECOND a 81 .-..--..-F''
STEESAGE. 40. , ..-... ...,t,
Return tickets reduced rates Prepah seetase ce'
cate, --- tct.cr, -s. nm H. Io.l '',- '''''' '"'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

White aO94lc No. 4laas2 No Nv white %es1.S sgsS
3SSdl2c; White do, 4O944 &c; Mixed state &C.
White DO. 42d45 &c. including 25o00 bush no - .
vember 3s24c NO october 39ha33iac do' Deceinoci'
39d39pc
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Dipiocme Notl,es

THE COUPOIS Of the First Mortgage Bonds
the Nevada Central Ralw9y, due october l. will be
pad at the office OF Hatch & ROote. No II Walst
D b. HATCH. ircasnrer
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EUROPEAN FINANciAL MARKET

LONDON oct. IA p.m.-U :. bonds tonr and haf per
cents lI cents, ma New uNts, lV1's' IRE
.i0L. ltllc and Wcsfou second mortgage rsees
certifcsf.. Illinois Central 1lht fenHsN wanna cen
Reading Ia Paris idN.-- ldot three per t-ht
Teures al rAuc. or t" account me amour
bul ion Wtl.rIwu from hc BatN o ihSdhd Oh D""Hoe
today ObHuf. ..- ,.- on, On
PAEis Oc- L-Ezchange on London. - francs oJs cen
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

cha business of the Houston and Texas ceh'rai
Railway Company for the moh'n oi ~ nus"'''
s5SSI22 s289. $50 Inc. s57,26s
G1ross 30 X7h SB5
Operating xpenses-.---' Iasai9 1905 Inc 52.593
e. race,pts of -four and gram at the principa'
Atlantic ports this 1st day OF OCTOBER were'
yew-YorE
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J0D ~ i,O2S lO.S2i,l1O IHIl3UVi2 II .3L" =
Tlcor1r'7g ss,O1l7G9 Ij,s7GIto co324,llO l644o OI
The following shows the imports OF dry goods
at The port of Ncw-lorl for the week ending
TODAY and since January l, compared with the cor
responding periods OF previous years;
For the week: lN1% l~t9-. 81 - ,,o
Entered ~ port - 27iel9 $@l1!isS S!1V
Thrown cog Market. l5SO,%-l ~,-'''ot -"'''V'-
a I'D. 49,. 80 o.,o,, 0, ,.
Entered g' O''2i fl'I t''tyl't,s
IArUSH market -O4OJO,S-S bp'9V''tto V7'o0-''i-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29
The Clever Janauschek.


Madame Janauscbek would be very re
markable woman only as linguist; bu
her dramatic power Is something, to my
mind, quite as Dominic Sampson would say
"Prodigious !" As Brunhild" she tread,
alone in those high walks OF intellectual
and classical tragedy where even Ristor
has never been able 10 venture. The Greek.
never imagined more stately or terrible
ClytemL estra. Madame Janauschek Is,
however, no longer young, and has appear.
ed but rarely during the past two seasons
remember once saying to her, "Madame,
you must be very tired OF acting" She
had been playing for nearly month her
wonderful creation, "BrunhiId," most
fatiguing part.
= sob, no." says she, 81 am always busy.
During my holidays rested myself by
TRANSMITTING from the Italian the sInferpo
OF Dante into Bohemian, and thence back
again into English blank verse. Mr.. Long.
fellow said II was very well done. /
mastered Greek in two years well enough
to act the Iphigenia OF Sophocles in the
original. know Latin, beside German,
Italian. Spanish, Russian, Polish, and
French. i have acted in French at st. Pc
tersburg. English contrived to learn well
enough TO act Shakspearian characters in
less than three years. mean before die
70 ado several eastern languages to my re-
portofre."
"Do you intend acting In Hindostan I"
inquired. COB, no; but / like to read
the literature OF country 10 the language
10 which II was written"
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CUTICURA.
CurIcunA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.

The treatment OF SKIN Diseases NUT be constitu.
tionsi and local. First purify the Blood; next re.
store the strength; third, alleviate the External
Symptom. There IL but one way 10 purify the
blood aud that Is through the bowels, liver, KID
neys, and skin. These organs are the natural pnri.
ners OF the system, and carry on waste or dead
matter. CUTicURA RRs0LvENT Is the greatest
blood. purifier In medicine. II Is cahsriic, tonic,
liver stimuxnt q diureuc, resolvent ana absorb
emit II absorDs itself the poisonous clements that
Ii increases the Appetite prrfects Digestion. and
soon builds up faster than disease can destroy, and
hence permanently cures. CUTICURA, Medicinal
Jelly for external application, arrests disease eats
away dead flesh and skin, allsys Inflammation. fcn.
ing, aud irritation, renders healthy ucers aud oid
sores, and heals every external ahection when the
REsoLyEHT Is taken internally. II is natural
reprodncer and beaufihcr OF the Hair CUTICuRA
Tour SOAP, prepared from CUTICURA, IS cleans
ing healing, refreshing, and the only wholesome
beautIfer OF the skim which II softens whitens, and
preserves beyond all praise CUrIcuRA SHAVING
soar, prepared from CUTIcURA.is the hrst ana
only medicinal soap compounded especially Tor
shaving. Gentlemen pronounce IL worth It's weight
In gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

THE STEAMER HELyETIA PASSES RANGE OF
ICY MOUNTAINS ON HER WAY FROM ANT
wERP-sINILAR EXPERIENCE OF OTHER YES
Sells.
New YORK, May 27.-The Belgian steam
ship Helvetia arrived here yesterday from
Antwerp after passage OF fifteen days
The only event In Der voyage worthy OF re
cord occurred on the 2lst instant, when. or
the southeast edge OF the Banks OF New
foundland, she was literally surrounded
by gigantic islands Of ice, the largest
her commander, Captain Mecklenburg,
who has had great experience in Atlantic
passages, ever saw. The vessel took
her departure from the Sicily Islands,
the western extremity OF England. and fol-
lowed the southern passage. With a few
exceptions-sucha as an occasional gale, with
q heavy sea and dense fog, lasting for q
few hours-nothiDg occurred to break the
monoiony OF her voyage. On the 2ist in
slant, however, when ia latitude 49 degrees
so minutes north, longitude As degrees 90
minutes west-the wind blowing a nice
breeze from the westward-a sudden
change in the temperature was noticed.
An hour before the weather was quite sui
try, awnings being spread fore and aft; but
at about O'Clock In the afternoon, although
the sun was shining brilliantly, a cold blast
from the northwest set in.
The rapidly OF the change from swell
tering summers day to an Arctic frost
naturally caused considerable amazement,
especially among the greener members Of
the crew. The more experienced knew
what was coming, and when the cry Of
Iceberg's on the starboard bowl" fol.
lowed Immediately by the notification that
others were visible on the port side, the
mystery ives explained. Then, right in the
track Of vessels were seen monstrous noun
tains OF ice, some Of them pure white,
others crossed in many directions by broad
stripes OF blue. Some OF them were 200
feet high and 1000 feet long. There were
at least thirty OF them, extending for many
miles. The sea broke against them. forcing
torrents OF spray up the steep activities Of
their sides. The rays OF the sun had melted
tue upper parts of many Of them into the
most fanciful shapes, and Imaginary like
nesses OF crags, cliffs, and castles could be
traced In those parts more exposed to the
lines Of heat. Streams OF water In pic
turesque cascades were flowing down into
the sea, and the huge majestic masses
seemed TO be moving slowly to the south
east.
The Helvetia passed near enough to seve.
raj OF them TO distinguish plainly the noise
OF the waves as they broke against the
rugged sides Of the bergs. AS night closed
In and the moon arose the sight was indeed
beautiful. The beams OF the moon ilu-
mined the icebergs, giving them a weird
and CHASTITY appearance. For many hours
these gigantic bergs were seen by the crew
OF the HeIvetio. and it was morning before
the SUBMITS Of the most towering bad faded
into the distance.
The British steamer Altmore, from Liver
pool to this port arrived yesterday. On the
18th Instant she encountered a number Of
iceberes, probably the same the Helvetia
met with. Her commander, Captain Wat
son, describes one as being mile long and
200 feet high.
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WESTWARD.

IMPROVEMENT on The Linz OF THE cHEsA-
PEAKS AND ONO RAILRoAp-L0wMoo o
IRON FURNACE NEARLY COMPLETED~AC.
ryyrTY or Tnz NEW RrvER--THE LUMBER
TRADg--wEssgRx CONNECTIONS, &C.. &C.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispasch.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May Is, 1880.
The improvement upon the line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad since the
opening OF this year has been OF q marked
character. At LowmooF thew large iron
furnace Is nearly completed, and gives the
assurance OF an early development OF the
iron resources Of the JaB1es-kiver val.
lev. It's success, and success Is certain,
will lead to many other enterprises OF
simi,ar character. On the New.River sec
tiop the furnace at Quinnimont IL In active
operation, and along the New river hun
dreds OF coking ovens have been recently
erected. and the demand for the coke IL too
great for the supply. There Is also evidence
Of new industry in the erection OF large
saw mills along the line OF the railroad,
and the timber Of the mountain region Is
furnishing large freights 10 the rail-
road. The energy OF the yice-presi-
dent has brought this great interest into
birth, and II starts with giants GROWTH.
Il II needless to enter into minute specil.
cation OF the various sources from which
the freight of the road arises. II Is sum-
cicnt to say that our train passed between
Stanton and the White sulphur distance
OF ninety-onc miles, fourteen beaviIy-load.
ed trains, mostly destined to Richmond and
the Jsmes-river wharves. The tonnage Tor
single month exceeded 1000 tons, which
at The same rate will largely exceed 1.000,0
tons for the year. When General Wickham
was first elected president the tonnage OF
the road was less than 100000 per annnm;
the railroad had then its terminus at Cow
ington. This tonnage Is chiefly local. 1t rs
now 10 its infancy, but increasing In sur
prising ratio. The extension OF the rail-
road from Harrington to the great West,
the completion OF which is an assured fact
in the merit t,oeiuemonth, will add greatly
to the volume OF its freights and passen-
gers and to Its income, and enable the eff
Client managers OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad greatly to enlarge its capacity to
accommodate the immense freights that
will be thrown upon 1t. In the near future
1t IL safe 10 predict that 1t will rival the
PENNSYLVANIA Central with its 100000 OF
tonnage. And then what And what eff
feet must il have upon the future OF Rich
mond and the two States OF Virginia and
West Virginia-States now more united in
interest by the means OF this railroad than
when they were one In name? C0RALTE.
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by Grubbs& Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
Eleventh stree. between Main and Bank
THE FIRsT-CLAsS, LARGE, AND
ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCE
ON THIRD AND CARY STREETS
AT AUCTION.

auction. on the premises. on MONDAr. 5isI May "a,
nj 81 o'clock +. A.. the LARGE AND ELEGANT
RESIDENCE recently built and now owneu amn oc.
eupied by Mr.. III. X. Ellyson, containing nIteen
rooms. besides store, bath, and dresslng'rooms
and pantry ~ H.. eo,,d
he desired being situated on one OF the mos. Dcanl-
ful streets In the city. and within convenient dis-
lance 10 The bu iness portion OF the town.
The house. which Is nearly new. is or oi1ek anu
stucco is finished In the best manner and Is 10 per-
feet order through mt. Its plan OF CONSTRUCTION
admirable. and IL has every arrangcmrnt Will
comfort and convenience could suggest. Inc DeRn-
borhood Is Equal 10 any In the city, and us neai'h
funpss Is proyerbiai. s.u,,a
Altogether this Is rst.class property, ana sDouih
attract the attention OF those wanting Douse col
binipq as rhis do, s. almost every desrabl feature
10 re. ience property. The lot fronts % ieet ana
rpns back 324 feet 10 an alley q feet wac.
TYRMs: One fourth cash: balance AT SIX, ,weire'
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, WIN III
terest added, and secured by deed or ,r,'s': arc
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my24 Auc''oheers'
Persons desiring to examine this property may 90
so any day between the hours OF l and z O'CLOCK
al" ~ ''' ''"'' GRUBBS L WILLIAMS,
my2J Auc.ioneerr.
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By Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
No. Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF Full
trustee In Certain deed from John n. PairSe nd
wife, bearing date the LIST day of January, 1877.
and duly recorded I'm the clerks Office OF ne Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond being required
80 TO do by the benehciaries therein secured, will
sell by auction. on The premises, on THURSDAY
the Sd day OF Ju e. $50, at O'Clock Il. NJ, LOT
OF LAND with the Improvements thereon 'front.'
Ing so feet on the north side OF state street, be-
tween Williamsburg avenue and Fulton street, and
running back between parallel lines ITO feet.
TERMS. Enough In cash 10 defray the expense of
executing this trust and TO pay of the sum OF $780,
18-. N. NJ LEE.
my2l Trustee.
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auction,
by Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.

VALUABLE LOT FOR BUSINESS
Y PuRPOsEs, ON THE LAST SIDE OF
TWELFTH STREET CORNER OF EAGLE AL
LEY, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE WARE
House OF MEkssRs. A. l.; ELLtTr CO.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We win oner for sale
1850. az o'clock II. NJ, that TRULY VALUA-
BILE LOT located as described above. The lot cor
ners on Easie aley ana fronts az lees ,nenss ON
OF 10 feet. This properly, being so near to Main
street aad In the heart or the business portion OF
the city IS very desirable, either for warehouse or
two stores. II improved, good rent could be re-
alxsd al once.
TERMS: One third cash; balance he six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest added, secured
by trust decd. FRANK ID. HILL CO.,
my 30 Auclioneers.
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nv Grubbs Z Williams,
Peat Estate Agents and Auc'ioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE EXCELLENT THREE-sTORY
p1fck nWEIIING No. 720 WEST GRACE
sTR sTlS AZ huCTi0S.-we viii eel by sue,
l,on. npon the premises, Oh sATuHnaf, xstn 81
ar DERN.CONsTRUCTED DWELLING
siinsted AZ The Northeast corner OF Grace and Lau
rel streets, occupied by P, g; Harrison, ESQ an.
Sen,ss r"arn THE HOUSE Is comparatively new,
IN sood order, and Is well arranged for convenient
housekeeping. r.. - ~r,s h,cr
about 1h feet 10 an alley and has on IL hrsf.rate
brick stable ard carriage house. ,,,,.
The location OF this property s very aesraDis,,
and In no part OF the city mas proper, au''"ee"
more rapidly than In this. ,,.n,,.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX. Twelve
and eighteen months fer notes, with interest anoed
anu 'ec're' " ''s GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
mxo4 Auctoneeis.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i DWELLING AND LOT ON THE East
SIDE OF TWENTY-FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS BY AUCTION.
BY virtue OF the provisions OF deed OF trust bear
ing GATE the 29th day of April. 1880. and duly re-
corded in the clerks ONCE Of the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond, for the purposes therein
named We The trustees named In said deed, being re-
auested so 10 do by the erantOrs and benefciaries
mentioned In the deed aforesaid viii cell by auction
on the premises, on MONDAY The 3lst day cf MAY,
1850, At 6 O'Clock p. NJ, 'all that certain LOT OR
PARCEL OF LAND with the BUILDINGS, IN
PROVEMENTS, APPURTEN ANCES, RIGHTS
and WAYS thereto belonging. lying and being In
the city of Richmond on the east line of Twenty
fifth street between Clay aud Leigh streets roIting
40 feet on said Twon'y-hflh street BEGINNING at the
distance Of lbs feet from lis intersection with said
Leigh street. running back within parallel lines 20
feet TO an aileyl4 feet wide" SAID improvements
consist of an attractive TWO-STORY FRAME.
DWELLING with brick basement. large columns
in front, kitchen and closets. with the modern
Improvements, sIl in excellent repair.
TERMS: Ons-fOurlh cash, balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given FOR The
deferred yments. with interest added and secured
by deed of trust. -
WILLIAM WRIT HENRY,
LANES G.. BLACKWELL,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON v CO., Apctioneers. my 20