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Grant at Galveston.

GALVESTON, March A.-This morning Gen
eral Grant, accompanied by Mayor Leonard
took a stroll through the city. visiting several
places, including the News office.
At IL o'clock the guests started for a drive or
the beach. After an extended drive the party
returned to the hotel, and from 3 to ladies
reception was given. A large number wai
present.
General Grant this morning formally &C
cepted an in vitatIon to visit San Antonio anC
will leave Friday morning.
General Sheridan and wife and Colonel Fred
Grant and wife leave direct for Chicago on
Friday.
There as liberal a display of bunting as on
the Fourth of July, and everywhere there i,
enthusiasm and excitement. Vast prepara
tlons are being made for the grand banquet
which the munic. pality tenders this evening
TO the general.
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The Greenbackers of New York Assembl
m Convention.

ALBANY, March 4.-The National Green.
back Labor party held State conven-
tion TO day. About 100 persons were present.
j. l.. Wright was chosen temporary chair
man.
At roll call Mrs. DR.. Still responded for the
Seventh assembly district of New York City.
The name was received with Kisses and APP
plause.
The committee ON credentials was appointed
and recess taken.
The convention tonight elected
Pat F.. Ford, Geo. o. Jones, Jasmes
e. Wright and Samuel Lowell delegates AT
large to the Chicago convention. Resolutions
were adopted similar 10 those approved by
the Pennsylvania CONVENTION Yesterday.
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CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
JUMPED THEIR BAIL.


HARRISBURG, March 29.-The court convened
at o'clock, with Judges Pearson aud Hender-
son present. Kimble, Salter, PetrOff, Craw-
ford and Rumberg failed to put In an appear.
ance, and their balls were forfeited. Writs
were issued at once for their arrest. This will
detain them wherever found within the
United States providing their bail sees ut TO
so ordain it. Tne Court House was densely
crowded.
HELD FOR BRIBERY.
CHICAGO March 29.-Burdette E. Patten, the
lawyer who was connected with the bribery
of Jurors in connection with Attorney Crib
bier, who has already been sentenced, was
brought back to day from Kansas city,
whittier he had fled, and put under s5,0OO
bonds for bribery and under another bond for
contempt of court, the charge on which Crib
bier was convicted.
CoLD-BLooDED WIFE MURDER.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-whst proves to be
another cold blooded murder was committed
here last night. Jim Burns, negro, recently
from Mississippi, beat and abused his wife, and
she left him about three weeks ago. Since
then, he made several attempts TO induce her
to return to him, but she refused. Last night
he went to the house where she was working
ficting wound from which she died this
afternoon. The murderer was arrested this
evening just as he was leaving on steamer
for Vicksburg.
LoUIsvILLE TO HAVE A DOUBLE HANGING,
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-Robert Anderson,
for wife murder, and Charles Webster, for rape
on child, will be hanged here on next Fri
day
MURDERED ABOUT WOMAN,
LOUISVILLE March 2S.-Two men, William
Alfred and Frank Wheeler, alies Simmons,
quarreled over Kate White, prostitute, on
Lafayette street, TO night, when a fight en-
sued, during whicn Alfred cut Wheelers
throat, causing death in a few minutes. The
murderer escaped. Wheeler leaves a wife and
two children.
CoLD-BJooDED WIFE MURDER.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill March 2s.-Patrick Fem
ton, a laborer in the steel mill, became in
volved in a quarrel with bis wife about
o'clock this morning, and killed her by beat
and kicking her. He then threw her body
into the cellar, mopped up the blood, dressed
himself, and departed. He was arrested about
noon, and confessed thecrime.
MURDERED IN A SALOON.
PIrTsBURG, March 2S.-About 10 O'Clock last
night an affray occurred In saloon at Green's
burg, Pa, which resulted in the death of a
man named Chiselm. IL appears that Chis-
elm s wife ordered Mac Dixon, the proprietor
OF the saloon, not to sell her husband liquor
Chiselm, who was somewhat intoxicated,
called at the saloon and ordered drinks which
were refused. He then quarreled with Dixon
who Knocked him down. Getting up, he
when Dixon attacked him a second time
knocking MIN down, causing him to fall on
his head, breaking his neck. His body was
then taken outside and placed against the
Dixon was arrested and lodged in Jail this
morning. lie bears bad reputation, having
already served a term In prison.
CAPTURE OF MooEsHINERs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March H.-United States
Collector William WoOdcock received .Officisl
information to-day from Deputy Collector
Joseph NJ. Davis, 20 the effect that he had de-
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the Constellation passed alongside the Colora-
do shout went up from the latter. Then Com
mander Potter cried, Now, boys, give
'em real Irish cheer" and the
response was prompt, the band playing
81. PatricE's Day. The tug Mitchell, bearing
the gentlemen who contracted some of the
provisions, steamed down the river in her
company. The band continued to play "Garry
owen" boy of Kilkenny" and other Irish
airs until the relief ship had headed down the
river
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The Population of St. Louis.

sT. LOUIS, March 27.-Gould's directory of
this city for the present year was issued this
evening, and contains l20,573 names, an in
crease of J, 100 over last year, and an increase
OF 81, 1913 since the Federal census of 1870. By
the usual ratio OF people to a name, this gives
the city population of over $40 zoo.
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Large Sale of Property.

CINCISNATI, March 23.-Jndge Swing, of the
United States court, to day confirmed the
private sale Of the property belonging TO the
way and Seventh avenue and Fi..iAthe street,
New York Tue property sold by the
trustees OF the estate to w. II. Vanderbilt for
1900 600 cash
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Will Vote "a a Unit.

GALVESTON, March 26.-The so-called tR-
struction resolution of the Texas Repu an
state convention is as follows: "WAtge we
recognize General Grant as the choice OF the
Republicans of Texas, IL is considered inexpe-
dent to instruct the delegation TO Chicago
,,ragidantU
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FearfnI Accident.

DETROIT, March 2S.-A large brick building
In the process OF erection by the Russell Car
Wheel company. at the foot of Walker street
in this city, was blown down by a heavy wind
storm prevailing this noon, and dozen work
men were buried in the wreck, two of whom
are seriously and one fatally injured.
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The Men With Many Wives.

| CINCINNATI, March 2e.-A Commercial
/ the past 10 days fully 20 converts to Mormon :
| ism have passed through that place on their
| way TO Utah. They came from Lawrence
county, KY, where for a year past Mormon
missionaries have been laboring among con-
/ verts. There was young and handsome
| married woman who left her husband behind.
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The Democrats of New York.

ALBANY, March 29.-The Democratic State
convention for choosing delegates to the Gin
cfnnati convention will meet at Syracuse on
April 20. The call invites the Democratic
electors OF the several Assembly districts, and
all others who intend to support the nominee
of the Democratic National convention, TO
send delegates to Syracuse.
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Jay Gould Will Build a New Road.

ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Since the decision OF
the United States supreme court in the Mis-
souri, Pacific railrOsd case yesterday, jay
Gould has given an order for the immediate
ton Southern railway. branch of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, to extend and run through the
large coal fields in the western part of the
State, and work will be vigorously pushed.
The road will he about $50 miles long, and the
first ction of 60 miles will be completed this
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Co,ored PeouIe 70 he ON Juries.

RICHMOND, Va, March 26.-Judge G.. L..
Christian, of hustings court, has ordered the
summoning of two colored men on a venire
for the next term of his court. This will be
sentation on juries OF any courts here, out
eide OF Federal courts.
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IL A. Said Grant win Withdraw.

Boston, March 28.-The Advertiser has the
following: A dispatch was received In this
city last evening from Washington stating that
positive Information had been received that
Grant will withdraw as q candidate before the
Chicago convention.
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Too Much Capital Invested.
IAtlanta ConEtitution. !

A few of the Republican papers want TO
compromise on Wsshburne; but the Grant
men have spent too much money on third
term festivals in Europe and Asia 70 submit
to any nonse nse of that sort.
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1t is estimated that the railroads projected
for this year win reach in their combined
length 8 O06 miles.
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No Tilden for Pennsylvania.
ISpecial to the WOrld.l

HARRISBURG Penn, March 24.-The fol-
lowing statement of the number and prefer
ences of the delegates already elected TO the
Democratic State convention, to be held in
Harrisburg on the 2Sth of April, may be
relied upon:
The total number of delegates to the State
convention is.................. ........2oi
OF this number there have already peen
electeu.. % 90
Leaving TO be "
OF those already elected the preferences
are positively known to be as follows:
Anti Tilden .''' laS
90 ,o; 70 he aiacfad the
anti-Tilden managers are secure of.....-... 40
Tilfen secure 10
Leaving 40
This would give
Anti Tilden .l %
Tilden 40
or giving Tllden all of the doubtful he
would only have SO as against 168.
This is the most he could secure, giving
him every doubtful district. The probabil-
ity is. however, that the opposition to Tilden
will secure at least 20 of the doubtful dele.
gates. which would give
Anti-Tilden.
T1lden .''...'.''.'''' %
This you can rely on as an accurate inslde
| view of the situation in Pennsylvania. The
plans of Messrs Barr, Randall, Scott d Co.
have literally gone to pot, and the Keystone
| State stands out solid wall against Mr.. Til
| den's presidential pretensions.
All reports of Tilden successes In Pennsyl-
| vania are made 10 delude the Democracy oi
| other States now engaged in choosing dele
gates to Cincinnati.
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NEW YORK, March 27.-The United States
ship Constellation left the navy yard this
morning with supplies for the Irish poor. AS
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HELD FOR BRIBERY.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Burdette E. Patten, the
lawyer who was connected with the bribery
of Jurors IN connection with Attorney Crib
bier, who has already been sentenced, was
brought back to day from Kansas City
whittier he had fed, and put under s5,O1t
bonds for bribery and under another bond foI
contempt of court, the charge on which Crib
bier was convicted.
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The Report WIN show up an Outrageous
Swindle.
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CAPTURE or MooEsHIEERs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March E.-United States
Collector William Woodcock received .officisl
information to-day from Deputy Collector
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stroyed five Illicit distileries I'm Allen county,
KY, and arrested 10 violators OF the revenue
laws. The average capacity OF the dtstilleries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-04
Ry w. GOidin,
Rial Estate Agent and Auc,ioBeer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
l. DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
FOUsHEE AND FIRST ET-, OPPOSITE
THE GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
KNOWN As THE "sOUTliERN FEMALE IN
STITuIE.r-By virtue of Two deeds or trust exc
cuted by Mr. Alfred Moses and wfc-ihe first to the
under signed, W. Goddin and a. NJ. Kelley trustees,
bearing date 4,h November, 1871 and the second
10 the undersigned, !. n. Darlington and y ~ Levy,
trustees. bearing dale Zotn N9yemDer, iSlo, sotn
shall in execution thereof proceed TO sell al pn9lc
anction. on the premises. on MONDAY the I'm
Nav $50, at O'Clock T. VI. or fair: " not, on The
firii fair tav thereafter), that VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE located as above. The LOT has a
front OF n feet. and depth of 156 feet 10 wide
paved alley. On The Iot l. u VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING. three stories above the basement,
connected In the rear by l. ARGE BRlCk BuILn-
ING erected by the iare II. II. Lefebyre for board
ing ana day.school. Including those In the dwell
ing thare altogether about thirty live rooms, M
Guiding handsome parlors- reception. rooms. kc
TO the east OF the dwelling there Is HANDSOME
BUILDING LOT. having front ON Grace street Of
about 3uxl56 feet TO said alley.
The foregoing REAL ESTATE is located on
Grace street In a most desirable neghoorbood. The
premises originally designed by Nr. Lefebyre
for first class residence aud boardipgschool. and
have long been used n by the tate d. Lee Pow
ell, Mrs Darlington, and others, and for That pur-
pose for clearinghouse or large family they
have many advantages.
THE TERMS. which will be very liberal. will be
made known at the time OF ale. A large portion
OF the purchase-money can remain ut Interest for
term or years.
The special attention Of capitalists aud others Is
called 10 this sale. W. GODDlN.
A. 81. KELLEY,
Trustees IN the first deed;
l. II. CARRlNTON,
Ed. LEVY,
Trustees In the second deed.
an 2I.2faw3wStd
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BY George 5. VashCD x son,
Rea, Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. 7 north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS Nos. !

UNRUsTEE'S SALE OF LOTS Nos. 10
AND 8 on SOUTH SIDE OF CARE
STREET NEAR TEMP - STREET. 3nXlSO 2-iS
AID Is on OAK STREET IN REAR OF ABOVE
I0Ts. 30x1302-12 FEET EACH TO AZ
ALLEY: Lots Nos. 5, 6, AND 16 on HARHiE
STREET NEAR WASHINGTON ST Il T.
s0x20O FEET EACH TO AN MLL Il tho NrS xsr
Tsned. of record I'm Henrico County Court clerks
Office. in D. u. l02. page z32, TO 'ecuie the pay
ment of certain noes therein mentioned, ana &c,
fault having been made in the payment th,rtof, |
will being thereto r, qured 10y the nefcary, pro-
ceed to ;e at public auction on the prelB ises, on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day OF May, leso, at
o'clock r. NJ the PROPERTY above described.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses OF sxecuiing Ip's
trust and n sum sufficient 10 pay of The f1i'OWlDg
notcs with interest: sl5O.4s. due April Is. 1S79
slb4 &C. DIRE October iS. 1879; and 1888 "a, due
April 8. $780, on credit as TO 63 63 III IStn
of October, 1880: balance on such terms as may
be announced on Day of sale.
The sale viii commence at Lois Nos. 10 ana on
Cary street promptly 81 8 O'Clock l.. Nj.
aD23 CHARLES T. VASliON, Trustee.
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APPS
By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BILE FARM KNOWN AZ THE ROCKY
MIL S; wiTn 1;o49 ACRES IN II HAX Sp,Ee
RICHMOND. AND THE FINE CHICKAHOMiMY
FARM KNOWN As ELMWoO d: WITH
$50 654-InoO ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
AT AUCTiON.-ln execution OF two deeds OF trust
from Alfred Moses and wife 10 the subscribers rs
trustees both dated 18th Aprii, S75. and duly re-
corded, being thereto required by the creditors
respectively. In the order named brlow, the follow
ing REAL ESTATE conveyed IN said deed.-yiZ (:
On FRIDAY the 2Sih day OF May, 1880, az IL
O'Clock NJ, the ROCKY Mills FARM, lying on
the Short Pump road and on the South Anna river.
About one haif of II is In woods and timber: the
balance Is cleared and embraces some good low
grounds. ThfTe are the usual Improvements. Tris
cells, as NAV be desired by bidders.
And on MONDAY the Sis: day OF May. 1880,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, we Will sell The
ELMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by SIMON
(;oudn. aud now OCCURRED by Nr. Edward Taylor.
This has always been regarded as remarkably fine
farm, being very produc I've. IL has the usual I'M
movements. aud Will he Subdived IL desired.
TERMS: The deeds authorize The sale OF The hr,t
farm 10 be for about $4,000 aud expenses OF sale In
cash, and OF the second for about $500 and ex'
pcnses OF sale In cash. aud the residue In each case
uDon such terms rs the grantOr may prescribe but
we are authorized 10 say ihat IL desired the terms
will be made more liberal. -
Piafs OF The lands may be leen at The ONCE OF the
aucfiUneers.
gains. IAKhth ChMfnbLL,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aucfioneers. an "a
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer.
Ills Main street.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
4 DWELLING. NEAR THE GAs.H0lIsE :
BY virtue OF d. ed Of trust dated the 17h Of March.
1879, recorded Ia the Chancery Court Of Rich
mond, ID. d. ia. g, page 2p6, executed by Mary
A. Lee 10 the undersigned trustee to secure the
payment OF eeriain note therein mentioned, aud
the beneficiary so 10 do, VIII sell the property
mentioned IN said deed ON THURSDAY. My 6th.
" 6t T.. NJ. The property fronts on west line OF
Aapie street between Poplar aud Williams burg
avenue 20 feet. with depth OF 100 feet. Small
amt will rent wei.
Terms: Nv consent Of all parties concerned one
third cash; balance IN SIX aud twelve months. In
tercSf adf&d. i. =. BROWN, Trustee.
}. THoNPeoy BLOWN, Aucsionses, my
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--------~ ~xuxa.-.Fmsnre Days.
:s,T r. PUBLIC SALE NEAR
FAAm .,,.v. R ,I;Sigt;IsgS lilMraovED.
MAY srn, At z L1i,. 0'g.1 sddrr 8: -.
Terms: Easy. fer A. NICK. BOYD,
nv ". GodJIn. Auctioueer.
.. Eleventh and Bank Streets

,,,n,,srrps, SALE OF TEN LOTS IN
THs rLsS ~ sA AfMEoIfEfGnsEE,- ASp r nc
L TSv 70 ~ uENRlCO wESr Ef INV ns-
TWEEN TIE piuiEGv VIZ EQUALITY by virtue o.
deed ~ trust sxecues g ,e syecored IL Renrce
ss oy BOON se psse 4 pase ssu
~ execution IN The order named, on WbD
SFsSSY i2h , q N.Y. i u ass SS he rs sr dsy
CcoSs = i H. TIN t Srmsr ~ The
!! rinrton- adjoining me iormsr r S
plam Y" ~ Wons. Zeieiie. oestgnasaa ny va , r'
si o. ss &c. on s7w s CO. street Be.
ssc Rabnso aud Rche streets; Also AZ ,1 n%se
sTy HANDSOME LOTS In ne p,an 90 y" s,an, oo
az hree OF them. Nos. 20, az ana &c lion. , on
a. 9th se Of t;iIbert street. ana lnres vi ss',
Nc Nc s and ST. front on me scn.n sioe OF na'
street and each have front o. Of Ise' auction.
Of these lots can be seen AZ ie ONE and he,
VI TSese lots are Handsomely Iocalea' anu oelne
s timnrovine locality should attract the aueh-
, ~ =" 81 VERSIONS of small means. III, 10 ana
TERMS By consent Of psHI .Is months IF for o ne
se,Iabc notes, Interest added: ,esqse5 oy dteu
or trust. LEM, VI. s1NTt,y ( lrustecs'
m 90.fdg JUN W or
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BY Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioheers'
No Lila Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
JhnIE STORE, FRAME DWELLINGS AND N,
LARGE GARDhN ATTACHED. nv nv itHi-if KTiSYlh
ny ~, ir'1 CITY Of Richmond entered on the 9th
day May IN The sui, q pfay as IS rp
a atni s.m,nissioner appointed by said decree,
sell by auction. the premises; on a,d dIEspNM
The Ain day of Nav, 1850 at oeaoc asoresai I'd,
sne isa' of VALUABLE STORE, FRAME
DWEI LING with Ave or SIX rooms, and L !. I5
GARDEN-L0T attached, on tne WIS., WIS., si'e VI
TyRMs: One fourth cash; balance IN ionr: elsh Y.
ard twelve months, negotiable notes gwen Tor me
dasarrad naymeuts with interest added. ana titie
se,stncd rn,iI the whole purchase-moDey is PAID
anu ao"h'''""' LANES PLEASANTS.
Special Commissioper:
ptcuApDsoy & CO., Aucfionee-s. ap 20
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BY Robert Il. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Arctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

H,RIJSTEE'S SALE OF THAT NICE
DIET ACHFD STOCK. BRICK. sEVEN.RDOM
Unwilling; SOUTHEA TCORNER OF L w IN.
TY-SECOND AND FRANKLIN STR Eh ,T MipH
A GOOD YARD AND SNAIL FKAmE ~ ohh
quest of tie trustee in a certain deed. dated =,
Is, and duly recorded, in Richmond Chsncery
Court. will offer for sale upon tht premises gu
o'clock p. 81, the property above described. The
HOUSE Is a Two story and basement. aud contains
seven rooms and the u. ual convenences. such as
water NC The LOT fronts "a feet on Franklin
street and runs back about 100 feet 10 The property
of James u. Pace. ,., all, .,
al time Weld a good percentage on an lnvestment
and 10 parties seeking such, special attention is
asked. ~ 80, ,,
at sale ROBERT Il. LYME,
.noo AuctiOneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh sire ct between Main and Bank.

SALE OF THAT VERY
i VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
TWELFTH STREETS AT AUCTION.-Tn execu-
ton OF deed If trust from Alfred Moses aud wife
10 the subscribers as trustee dated April Is. 1878.
and recorded ia Richmond Cbancery conrt lbeIng
thereto required by the creditor securely we viii
sell by auction, upon The premises. on TUESDAY,
situated as above. II fronts "a feet Cary street.
and runs back 95 feet to an sllev. The foundation
has been exeavaied. and the basement walls run mp
OF the best business part of Cary street, At very
desirable corner aud Is In many respects the most
valuable lot for buiuess stand In that vicinity.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale to be for cash
sufficient to pay The debt amounting to about ~, 90,
and expenses OF sale. and the residue as the granior
may direct; but we are authorized 10 say that II de-
PARKER CAMPBELL,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
Trustee.
GRuBRs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. so -
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By w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
C.fi 20 corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRST-CLASS
/ MODERN-BUILT RESIDENCE At Tux
.SOIJTUWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL, AMI
ELEVENTH STREETS.-By virtue Of d,ed 81
trust executed to the subscribers oy MT. y: ~
WAITS and wife bearing date 14th OF August. 1879,
duIy recol ded I'm Richmond Chancery Court on the
same day In Deed. Book No. / ID u, page Z6|, we
sha as trustees I'm ion of The SAID dt ell pro-
coed 10 Sc at public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY The 1lin OF May. 1880. at O'Clock L:
NJ ar fair: If not. the first fair day thereafter,
The REAL ESTATE embraced In the said deed OF
trust located as above, fronting 30 Feet running
bacE between parallel lines on the west line OF
Eleventh street 1852 feet ~ inches TO an alley IN
common twenty feet wide. On ibis lot there stands
a FIRST-CLASS THREE-STORY STOCK BRICK
RESIDENCE. with Mansard roof, containing
about twelve rooms finished In The most costly man.
manner aud possessing every modern Improvement
usually found In a large and fashionable residence.
together with two perpetuallY paid-up policies OF
insurance. each for $4,000. The sc, wants apart
ments are ample: together with store-rooms. pan
try. &c. Also, with an excellent brick stable ana
carriage-house.
The whole premises will bear favorable compari-
con with the most costly dwelling. as the neighbour
hood is equal TO the best In tins city.
TERMS: By consent of parties, they VIII he one
fourth cash Balance at six. twelve, ana eighteen
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
nv a deed of tItlst HENRY Il. BOUDAR,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
amos Trustees.