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$50 Pair Solitaire Diamond Ear-Rings,
pure white, IL carats. Jacobs Bros, 1929
PENNSYLVANIA aycnye
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CAST ASIDE prejudice and use Duang's
Rheumatic Remedy for Rheumatism.
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For full line Of China mating at popular
prices, 80 to Julius Lansburgh, Old-Fellows'
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JOSH BILLINGS Almanac says: "About this
time look out for cold weather" And IL should
have added Keep Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup
in re diuess.
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place him OH the witness stand, as Mr.. Lyon
bad that privilege. No further action was
taken in the case and the court adjourned.
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Si50-2l i-CurHt Solitaire Diamond Ring,
gem cut unusual bri liancy and perfect, Jacobs
Bros, 1929 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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1WUSEas ENTS.

BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS in fancy straw mat.
ting at popular prices. Julius Lnsburgh
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT. EIsEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND T.. EVERY GARMENT
CUT AND MADE IN THE CITY.
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GiO5-3-CArat SOLITAIRE Diamond Earrings,
remarkable match perfect cut and very bril-.
liant Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pcnnsylyania ave.
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The Zion Church Conference.

HosIERY-spMpg and summer styles Doug
lass Bros, Ninth aud i streets.
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TuI Rowland Dental Association, 2l1 Four.and-
ahalf street, only s. s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
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SpeCInl BnrgnIns In SHOES
at J. Brooks New Shoe Store, sO2 Seventh
street. Good Misses Button Boots at 81.
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sian Diamonds,

Sc to $50 Partisan Diamonds,
Ring and earrings, set in solid gold. warranted
for five years. r. Harris & Co., 435 Seventh
street.
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nine-shnotlny Mt ncnninr,s.

OUR $50 SUITS TO ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND e.
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THE TELEPHONE

has been introduced into THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN Office, and can be used In making
orders for advertisements, subscriptions or Job
work
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DOLLARS WORTH SPRING CLOTHING on OUR
COUNTERS 81 NOE ArlIL /. ElsEMAH BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND E.
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S33 Gents Solid Gold Watches,
llgin movements adjusted, heavy cases. r.
Iarris & Co., 435 Seventh street.
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100 STYLES NOBBY SACK SUITS TO SELECT
FROM. ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH
AND T..
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PARAsoLs-Now aud elegant designs. Doug
lass Bros Niuth aud Il streets.
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The odd-Fellows, ANNIVERSARY.

1900 ROLLS China mating just received by
julius Lansburgh, Fellows Hail.
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Baltimore nud Ohio Depot, corner New j err
sey Avenue and street.
Now Advertlsemnents.

Fords Opcra.Honse-E Everett Family.
Louisiana Lottery Company Drawing.
Theatre Comiquc-Clpper Combination.
National Theatre Emma Abbott Opera
Troupe.
National Theatre -Grau's French Opera
Company
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SEQ CHILD SAILOR SUITS. ELS EMAN BROS
CORNER SEVENTH AND T..
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s15 Lndlc., solId Gold wntcn.

Handsomely engraved and warranted for tmC
Il. Harris & Co., 435 Seventh street,
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Two Youthful sports Come to Grief

JUuUs LANsBURGH, the only importer OF
China muttngs in the District.
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IS ASD up tor Pants $50 and up for Over
coats, s.. 30 and up for making aud trimming
Pants. j. A. Gresbauer, 43j Ninth street,
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ImhIcnIlona.

Forthu Middle Atlantic st.tcs ard New Eng
land, p. !nE followed ty falling barometer warmer
south and oust winds, partly cloudy weather,
possibly followed by l-At min,
60 BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, FIRM
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Thermomatric Readings.
OFFICE CHEZ SIGSAL OFFICER. q. g. A.

OUR spEClAIlY-s5 PANTS 10 ORDER
Els EMAN BROS CORNER SEVENTH AND i.
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lhe rhllharmonIe soelety.

The members of the Philharmonic Society
promise that the concert ut the CoMgrega'
tional church tomorrow evening will fu
eclipse all the former efforts of the society. A
fine programme, including tho "Ancent
Mariner" has been arranged. The soloists are
Miss Eva Mills Mrs, e. Il. True, Mr.. Theo.
dorc J. Tocdt aud Mr.. William +. Pruett jr.
alllLru fnrn,l o. In nnIn nnn
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nv w Goeldis ,
Real Estate Agent and Autuuh''''
...ner Eleventh and Rank stttNlss

Ill. ArPEnsoS. salesmso,
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RxylyAL or PixAroRE.--Tb opera OF
Ptnasorc has certainly had a good run ~
this cry, but yet 1t has not bad nearly the
prominence that was given IL 10 northern
cities. Notwithstanding this fact, the WORK
was not fully comprehended In IFS Original
ideal until this year, when given IN New
York and Philadelphia under the direction
OF the author and composer, Messrs. 6i''
bert aud Sullivan. In the latter city TOE
revival Of pinsfore created as much oil
furore as Il did upon its first presen'atio1.
And now we are TO have this popular and
gallant ship launched, manned, and
eeujppcd according 10 the conception Of
the author and composer.
The original Pinafore will be presented
a. Mozart Hall for four nights, commencing
Monday. Mar the 2Atb, under the auspices
~ the Mozart Association. In addition 10
the novelty OF this ideal production, the
services of the following excellent artists TO
compose the cast have been secured. Ma
dame Caroline Richings. Bernard as " But
tercupv; Miss Eva Mills, Josephine "
Miss Annie Shaefer, "Hebe"; Miss Belle
Pelouzc. Of Richmond, the "Aunt"; MI.
Pierre Bernard, "Sif joseph; Mr.. Il. w.
uoff. "Ralph Rackstraw Mr.. l.. W.
P,zzInj. "taptain Cochran y; Mr.. Joseph
s. Grecnsfelder, "Deadeye"; Mr.. N. u.
Peasants, Boatswain.'
This strong cast Will be assisted by our
own large Pinafore chorus, ard the whole
will be under the able direction CT Mr..
Charles L. Sieeel. So our opera-goers are
10 have week Of real enjoyment. The en-
terprise cannot fail Of success, since The
company is a strong one and The prices
very moderate.
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A HANDSOME REsIDENCE.-One OF the
most notable improvements In The mouse
line that we have noticed in our city has
just been finished for Lewis Blair, Esq,
by plans and directions Of Mr.. Henry Exall,
architect. The old Warwick residence. next
TO the corner OF Sixth, on Grace street,
built fifty years ago or more, was elegant 10
its time, aud noted for the hospitality Of Its
occupants; but time brought changes, and
by contrast ii was Swallowed into one Of the
homeliest as to its outside appearance. The
last OF the honored family who bad occu-
pied 1t 81 long bad moved into other quar-
tiers, and last fall the house was sold, with
its splendid marble mantels. chandeliers,
and other internal ornamentation. 1t was
bought by MIR. Blair. who now occupies ii.
Mr.. Exail was employed to make such inn
proyements as its exterior seemed 10 re-
quire, and he has used his opportunity to
great adyantage--Mr. Blair giving him full
range, and seems fully satisfied with bis
plans. and the expenditures made by his
directions and superintendent. The change
in the appearance OF the property is so great
that 1t looks like new and elegant house
in the most modern style. Though the
oldest architect in the city, he is full OF
pluck yet, and seems up TO The times, ready
for any new work TO beautify the city.
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ny james n. taylor . s ,,, sCn,
ps,, F<tate Agents and Apoa ''s a,ro.,.
ho'' 80 - 81, venill and Bnnk stree's'

once corner Of bltycn'n A"''
COMPASSIONATE SAIL. ROY OF s TBAr
LIVERY DEsIRA Bill: nmiiE soJTH SIDE OF
BRICK qWr IA LnrT WEN FlssT AND Ap = ~
sTeerrrTs' F0RMERLY THE TX uIx aEAIl-
TrE LATE .ADDLPH pdLttj, S0INING ONTBE
rIFUL BUILnINg hVrr' A;iCTiON.-ln pursu.
EAST An 49,, W ~ The RichDosd Chancery o0urt
ancs OF d., NV n. 1880. in suit therein penus'
.tyIsd :. tIi sc. rs. Dbl. 6c s un nr ths mr.
thereby appointed special ..,,,,,o .uetlon npou
pose, VIII proeseqn a " sfm OF NAY 1850, llf fair;
~ ~, H.. nc xt far day hereatr r.
o'eocs r., ", that VERY NA Lu,aD ~ , IoT
~ feet ard running back lag = ~
ronIns ~ ,,ov .,xreen feet wide with the mprovs
~ .nts thereon consisting o. hh TIT, u,siv ~
TpauIR,FF STORY sTOCK.BRlCh NV n "a La
Containing ten rooms be idts pau aro,i, ppICK
halls through the GENRE, or epI. ". and ail ne
KITCHEN with four rooms o. "DH"'
cessary culvert connections. .,o,,tvaiv ao 40
Tbe VACANT LOTS frDnt fespechNtD oV, ~.
40. 276.I2, 1912, and "a ieet, nu ,aa oa'A
l4s 2-l2 feet 10 an alley slxtesn 'ses rou.,t ma,
The DWsLLINGi Is built Of most eAcenen, .na
,.,..S IN Tho heat manner. and has recently nad Az
s ,o =, improvements Introduced into H. ana
Is now In nice order. . .,,...,. .st, osro-a
We invite srecial attention 10 TINS sahe as !. olc.s
a, unusuaI opoortuuitv 70 persons oesirlng 70 p,l
an u,'a "a, p,,ss rssidence and handsome building
Iots located In a select neigho0rnoon. -. 81,
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance NJ siA'
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiao'e notes
with prr cent. interest acdso' anu we ~ nd
tained until the Whole ~ ,he Court. paw
A nlsf of This property can be seen ~ tne omre y"
tbe aucfioeers and will be exhibited AZ me n0nr OIL
ny ny, a'''''"e'' HENRY q. CANNON.
s~'e' special Commissioner.
,nc,iona. rs my IL
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BISHOP SIMPSONS Big AUDIENCE. - Chi
cGgo, May 9.-Delegates TO the General Con
ference again occupied nearly all Of the
pulpits In this city and suburbs to-day. Al
O'clock this afternoon Bishop Simpson
preached In Music Hall TO an audience OF
5000 persons, and hundreds were unable
TO gain admittance. His theme was the
"Growth aud Ultimate Triumph OF Chris.
tiaBity." As he showed the decline of all
other systems aud the inadequacy to the
wants OF men, and pictured the glorious
achievements OF Christianity, he so carried
the sympathy OF bis hearers that "amens ["
were mingled with spontaneous applause.
The entire congregation Joined In the sing.
Ing. which was led by two comets and ac-
companied by the great organ, producing O
grand effect. A recitative and aria by Mrs.
Dexter was also applauded.
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Church Notes.-Services were held at the
different churches in the city Sunday, both
in the morning and at night.
At the Baptist church Rev. J. j. Taylor,
OF Richmond College, occupied the pulpit
and preached TO large congregation.
Rfv. Mr.. Richai dson filled the pulpit al
the Presbyterian church Sunday morning,
and the pastor (Mr. CampbelD, who has
been indisposed for several days, was able
to preach Sunday night.
Religious services were also conducted at
Lyceun Hall by the Christian denomina-
ton.
Rev. j. ii. StringfellOw will deliver bis
farewell sermon at the Meade-Memorial
church Wednesday night. and will leave fol
Baltimore THURSDAY to take charge Of The
Church OF Our Saviour" in that city.
Rev. William Powers, Of West Virginia,
has not as yet accepted the call extended 10
him by the Meade-Memorial church. He
has the matter under consideration.
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BY Frank ID. I'M & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioaeers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il THAT DEsIRA ri Y-L0CATED DWELLING
AND LOT OF GROUND AT THE CORNER OF
ARCH AND FOURTH STREETS. CANDLES
HILL. KNOWN As "PRATT'S COTTAGE.r-n
execution OF a certain deed Of trust nom John W.
Risen and wife 10 the unds rsgned, trustee, dated
October 4, 1870, and daily recoraed In The clerks
Office OF Richmond Hastings Court. In Deed Book
92 Is, page III, default having Lefn made in the
payment OF two negotiable notes therein secured
aud being required so 10 do ov the beneficiary In
said deed, will sell at auction, upon the premises
on TUESDAY, May 8, 1850. At 81 o'clock L. D.,
The property described IN said deed as follows Ali
thai certain LOT OF GROUND. with the WE'LL
ISG-HOUSE, improvements. appurienances, lights,
aud ways thereto beoneing, lying aud being In the
city OF Richmond, on Candles HILL at the north
west corner OF Arch aud Fourth streets, commonly
known as 'PRATT's COTTAGE The said lot
fronts on the west line of Fourth street ~ feet.
running back at right-spges between parallel ines
70 feet to an alley In common 81 feet WIDE" The
dwelling Is qaiie large, has the modern improve
mens, aud II So well known that more par ticular
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Cash as TO tue expenses OF the sale and
enough 10 pay about 80, now due. Better terms
may be had on the day OF sale.
N.Y. JESSE Chill ID, Trustee.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF The CITY AUDITOR,)
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1880.
THO HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH
Il MOND BONDS MATURING IN JULY AND
AUGUST, lSS0.-At meeting of the Commas
soners OF the Sinking Fund held this date IL WAS
Resolved, That the President or this Board give
notice by publication In one or more of The city
papers that all 'stanC ing bonds of the city Of
Richmond due In July and Angnst 1880, will be
paid presentation nj this otic, ana after the
date of cir re pectye maturiies, and II at inter-
est on all such bonds will cease from and after such
maturitits.
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
referred to In the FOREGOING reese nlion are hereby
gifted and requested-in accordance with terms
above prescribed-to present The for pay nent.
W. e. CAKRINGTON,
President Commissioners Sinking Fund.
my 10.dtJyl
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In execution of two deeds Of trust duly recc rded
I, uenrico Couaty. Court offce-ihe first 10 q; III.
Drewry aud Toward Y. Cannon, trustees dated on
OF November 1877, recorded IN Deea,Do1n ivo'
dated The som of August. S7S r. corded ID Deed
Rock 1O1, page 393 default having oeen mane s
in The payment OF me notes asSusu SCI ont in
The terms Of sdit-beng thereto rqn'reu i in
writing by the holder OF the debts secbreh, we WI
sell by auction unon the premises res W. ooi y,
fbe order named below, on THURSDAY the Zvth
day of NAV. 1880. commencing at oclock T. VI.
the Following REAL ESTATE, conveyed Dy sara
The wrIlkuown, beautiful. and highly valuable
FARM. known as RITCliIEs,' lying near tne CIV
limits the canal just above rivey
| IN contains 1907 ACRES (nore or lessl Or IA NJ
naturally of very superior quality ahd hlgn'y I'm.
| nroyed the same at present aud Tor many years
pp,ct having been used rs a GARY farm. There are
'sroe orchards OF The choicest varieties OF irnlt,
yineyords and gardening. grounds. with neat
d.1ei,ing Iomse and pie out. and farm-buildlngS
of every kind, "a bold spring OF pure WAFER, ah na
0uarries of superior granite immediateiY on tne
oana' &C. The situation Is one ~ me most Deau'l-
s In fhe vicinity of tho city, aud being ON me line
or growih, with The Richmond and AllSghany rail-
road running through the properly, must Da's
| great value beyond ITS use for AGRICULTURAL aHG
aa.rdcpino nuruoses No farm of is size, and 50
near the city, can vie with this In The various ee-
% TW0-TIIIRDS OF sEVEN-NINTBs OF 234
| ACRES OF LAND, lying opposite TO me above
between the canal and the river ana ~ or near ue
| MS Riverside Park. 80 %, l., ..o ,,,,, -,
| EueRa Vista, ON the norm sue Oh NHia"s e"e'''
each 30 by about 14O fee'. -, -,
| 'rFRNs: Sufficient In cash 10 deiray the costs OF
o,ecutipo this trust aud taxes, II any IN arrear.
10 nay OF two notes Of $4,000 each with Interest eS
| thereon from the 10Th day OF November 1879
and four other notes pasr due. three of them for
Abs each and one Of 300 with accrued Interest
and UPON a credit as TO 800 until May 30, 1850
and npon further credit as to s4,lO0 npul som
August $50 the credit instruments tobear Interest
from the day Of sale and be secured by deed OF
irnst The residue of the purchase-in0Dey, II any,
upon such terms as the grantor In said deeds oi
trust may direct. and upon his failure 10 give any
such direction. then upon terms 10 be named by us
y the time 4 sae GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Trustees IN the irsi deed;
GEORGE NJ DREWRY,
Trustee In the second deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Aucttonters.
" q. should IL b- deemed advisable on the day OF
sales and The parties In Interest consent thereto the
farm IN be divided into convenient parcels. plat
of the property will be eXhb ed AZ the time or SALE
GEORGE ". DREWRY
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
mvIO Trust, es.
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By Robert l.. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
- VERY DESIRABLE LOT Fronting
LIGHTWEIGHT FEET on THE LAST LINE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET BETW EEN
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS. NOW OCCu-
PIED BY MR.. WRIT ROBERTS AS \ COAL
AND WOODWARD. AND 1T II T. u LOT
MING THlRTY-TWO FEET On THE
SOUTH LINE OF BROAD BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS. AND
RUNNING BACK TO THE ABOVE, AND AD-
JOINING THE SEABR0Ok'S WAREHOUSE
PROPERTY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-In pursu-
ance Of decree of the Richmond Chanc ry Court
entered on the Goth day Of April, 1850, In suit
styled Augustine rS. Cochran. therein pending The
undersigned. appointed special commissioner there
by VIII offer for sale, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY the 18Th dSy OF May, 1880, At 81
O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above described.
The lot Seventeenth street fronts So feet and
runs back between parallel lines about ] 80 feet,
and the lot on Broad street runs back about the
same depth TO the lot on Seventeenth street.
This offers an unusual opportunity for persons
wishing 10 purchase hrst.class property, being ad-
mlrably adapted for retail and wholesale trade
being the centre OF the shipping points. The pro-
perty will be sold as whole or snbdiyided 10 suit
purchasers.
TERMS One-fourth cash residue at xix, twelve,
aud eighteen months. The purchaser To give neRo-
table notes, with six per cent. interest added and
the title refained. HENRY G.. CANNON.
NV 56.7 lO,l l,l2.l3 Special Commissioner.
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SUMNER EXCURSIONS. AS the time ap
proaches for discussing and deciding The
important question where TO 90 in The sum
mer-tme for health, recreation, and rest,
and 10 escape the beat aud dust CT the cities,
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway presents
an almost unlimited choice 10 all IN the
many noted mineral springs and summer
resorts OF the Blue Ridge and Alle9 bany
mountains, and the country homes In plea
SAINT localities near lis line. where boarders
will be received at any time during the
summer months.
On June LIST roUnd-tcip tickets at lower
rates than ever have been offered before,
and good to return till October 3lst, Will be
on sale at the principal coupon offices OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway and at dep0ts
and icket-ofices OF all connecting lines
THROUGHOUT, The Uniled States.
Copies of the list Of clearinghouse and
rates can be obtained at the office Of the
company and A. W. CARRIER.
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GRrBps & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
by W. GOdjin. AuctiOnCer.
corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.
SALE OF TEN LOTS

TRUSTEES' SALE OF TEN LOTS IN
J. THE PLAN OF ARLINGTON" AND SIX
LOTS IN PLAN OF "HOPFDALE,r IN TIE
COUNTY OF UENRlCO WEST End BE-
TWEEN THE OLD AND NEW RESERVOIRS
IN AN IMPROVING LOCALITY BY virtue OF a
deed Of trust executed to the subscribers. bearing
date 4h December. 1878. duly recorded in HeDrco
tom'y Court in Rock No lO2 page 4. We shall
I'm execution the reef, proceed To sell 1t public auc-
ton. on The premises. IN The order named, on W. d.
NESDAY the 12ih OF Nav. 1880. commencing at
O'Clock 4. VI. Or fair il not. on the irt fair day
thereafLer), those TT BEAUTIFUL LOTS III Tho
plan OF - Arlington" adjoining The former resi-
dence Of Mons. Zeee. designated by the Nos.
81, 90. 90, %. %. SO, o., 9s. 80, and 100,
each 30Xl33 ZIP feet on Wallace street be-
tween Robinson and Richie streets. Also. those
SIX HANDSOME LOTS in the plan of - Hope
dale three Of them. Nos. 20, 81 and 2s. front GA
the north side Of Gilbert street. and three of them.
Nos. ;, SO and 81 front on The south side of that
street. and each have front of 3oXl50 feet Plats
of these tots De at the Office OF the auction
eer These lots are handsomely located, and being
in an improving locality should attract The atien-
ton of persons Of small means.
TERMS: BY consent, Of parties will be one
third cash balance al three aud six months for ne
gotable notes, ntce est added, secured by "A deed
Of trust. LEWIS ". GH1FFIN,l rrr,.,.os
30 ids JOHN 4. SlNTON. I
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Delegates TO the State Conventional
meeting Of the Conservative voters OF Mid
lothian district was held Saturday for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the State
Convention. The following delegates were
chosen: 4. O'Brien and q. ii. Jewett,
with Jacob Baach and T. l.. Payne as alter
mates.
b. A. Hancock and A. b. Woodbridge
were selected Saturday as delegates from
Manchester district to the Democratic State
Convention, which meets in Richmond May
10Th. w. o. Watkins and S. Green are the
alternates.
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by Richardson 4 Co..
Peal Eatate A genfs ano Auc,tonaa.s

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VERY
4 VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND FRONTING
STREET, ANDRI'NNING RACK lao FEET Bk.
TWEENs AND I sTREETS.-In execution ~ 4
deed OF trust from David Grove aud wife to r.. II
Nswburn, duly recorded In the clerks oics OF tn,
county Court OF Henlico on the 9th Of September
1869, rs substituted trustee for said Y. D. New
burn. beng tuereto reauIredby the creditor secured
VIII sell by auction. upon the Tcmises. on FRIDAY
May 81, 1850, at 5 o'clock Y. A., the LOT Oh
GROUND situate as above.
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
my 10 substituted Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THAT MOST VALUABLE IRON
Il FRONT TENEMENT No. Il OF, SITUATED

THAT MOST VALUABLE IRON
Il FRONT TENEMENT No. IL OF, SITUATED
At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER CT MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. AT ADDITIONALLY request
OF the trustees Of the Presbyterian Committee of
Publication we VIII sell by auc ion upon the prem
iSes. on THURSDAY The 18Th day OF May, at
O'Clock i. NJ that splendid PROPERTY situated
as above, aud occupied by Messrs McAdams & Berry
and Others.
The lot fronts about 25A feet runs back on the
east line OF Tenth street about - feet To a wide
alley and entirely covered by The building, which
was erected since the in the most thorough
manner In every respect and has six floors, includ
ing sub-basen ent. basement main storr. and
IT. rec floors above. all well lighted from the from
Main street and by side windows on Teuth street.
The maiH store Is OF the largest and most ele-
CANT In the city, and in every point requisite for a
Or T. class fashionable business establishment Is rot
SURPASSED by any other.
The first floor above the store Is laid of into nine
desirable Offices. and the oihtr floors are available
for business purposes. The properly now yields
$3.50 rent, with one otfce vacant.
Those familiar with real estate In the city will adj
init that In respect OF Dcaion, construction, ele-
gance, and for rent yielding capacity. this Is the
most valuable property which for many years, If
ever has been offered at public sale.
TERMS VIII be liberal. and VIII be made known
al the sale. GRuBBS Il WILLIAMS,
my 8 AuctiOneers.