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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07
bY W. Goddln, AuclIoneer.

TRJSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF Rich,
MOND, EXTENDING FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
OF WATER STREET To THE SIIlP-L 0Ck AMI
TO JAMES RIVER, AND NEARLY ADJOINING
THF WHAKVES OF THE OLD DOMINiNf
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-By virtue or d.ed0i
trust executed TO us by Colonel II. C. Cabell ard
Richmond ehancery Court, and In accordance WIN
decree Of Richmond Choncery Court entered on
the 9th March, $780, In the case Of Cox's executor
rs (abe &C. we shall proceed 10 sell for cash, al
public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1880,
al o'clock +. NJ. (if fair; IL not the first fair day
tbereaffer.) The following Al T. A u PRO
PkRTT-vH. a LOT fronting % Feet on the south
side of Water street. running back between parallel
tines 20 feet tmore or IT, y TO James river. and
bounded on the west 10y ne land of Abram War
wick. and on Tue east BY Mrs Ann Dade.
Also. ANOTHER LOT on the sOuib side OF Water
street commencing at the intersection OF The west
running back east along Wafer street SO feet lmore
or lessl to a street recently condemned thence
along the western side of said street lao teet.
thence east~ardy along Wharf street 40 feet,
thence at right angles 10 James river, on which 1t
has ;rOat of 100 feet; aud on the east by Mrs.
)ade's lot.
Both OF said lots are subject TO the claims Of the
James River and kan1whi Company 10 the wharf
privileges acquired by saii company by condemna-
ton and assignment.
Plais viii be exhibited at the SALE the fact mat
this properly l. located on the Geek. nearly opposite
10 the depot Of York River Railroad Company, and
within 100 feet Of the extensive arves ana sheds
Of The Old Domiuion steamship Company. (which
pauy is doing an immense lrade) should attract
the special attention of capitalist anc others 10 MS
sale. ALtNANltR ~. SANDS,
JOHN HOWARD.
81 Trustees.
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SufItyan's Latest Composition.
The PLOT OF "THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH
RECENTLY PRODUCED.

the PLOT OF "THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH
RECENTLY sRoDUCED.
The London Figaro saws: Mr.. Sullivas
expressly disclaims the idea that "The Mar
tyr OF Antioch" is a oiere clnfata. Ii is s
"sacred musical drama" whose plot il
founded on the story Of the "sacred virgin
priestess. Margarita," as told by Dean Mil
man, with very considerable alterations %
both text and story bv Mr.. w. :. Gilbert. II
consists Of a series 81 four scenes in the life
OF the martyr, bound together by DOspecia'
tie, but each separate and distinct in itseK.
The scene is laid in the interior o!
the Temple OF Apollo at Antioch, in
Svria, and the chorus of worshippers
OF the Sun god is, probably owing
10 its length, divided into several sections.
The hymn ceasiDg, the Roman project Oily
bus enters and sings really beautiful song.
with harp accompaniment, "Come, Mar
gsrI.a, come" The project. after inquiring
why Margarita is absent from the rite, and
after having thus proclaimed his love IN a
song, is chided by the priest Olybius. and
agrees TO use greater harshness towards the
Christians for the future. Az organ solo
now introduces 10 secret burying-place OF
the Christians, In the midst OF the tune-
raj ceremonies OF a saint. The funeral
hymn, Brother, thou art gone before
U.S." with which the vocal portion OF the
scene opens, Is set 10 Dean Milman's words,
which MIR. Sullivan has already used as
song. The pursuing pagans are beard with
out aud the people disprrse, leaving Marga'
rita alone 10 sing the address 10 her lyre.'
The Christian hymn, For Thou didst die
for me. y Son OF God" follows. The priest,
her father. now enters and learns to his hor-
hat hx.x girfr Yarins tpso ~
The scene again changes to the palace Of the
project. with a chorus for female voices, the
evening song OF the maidens, ''COme away
with willing feet" Next in a recitatiye
aria. "See what Olybius's love prepares
for thee" comes the proposal OF the pre-
feet; replied to in a duet in which the
priestess avows 10 her lover her conversion
10 the Christian faith. "Believe in Jesus
Christ and l am thine,' says the maiden,
and the incensed project is about to curse
the Lord when Margarita stops MIN, and,
bidding him farewell, departs 10 join her
fellowChristiaDs in their prison. In the
last scene OF all we are introduced TO
the prison OF the Christians, while
the Maidens OF Apollo sung choral
in honor OF their god. The Chris
tians from their dungeons reply in solemn
tones. In contratO air, Julia, a woman
OF the people, demands that the Christians
shall recant or die, and Margaria stands
forward for Judgment. In "scene" for
the four principal vocalisis the giIl elects
"the funeral pyre." and after qusrtette
comes the finale, "What Means Yon Blaze
on High?" in which The martyr ioyfully
suffers her fate. With chorus in which
the Christians give glory to God, the work
ends. The Martyr OF Antioch is not alto
gether innocent OF melodies OF the ii. Nj. s.
Pinafore type. and it must, as whole, be
considered finer as lyric thaneas dramatic
composition.
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HOW 1T WAS ATTRACTED BY POINTING A CANE
AT MUD-C0yERED CABBAGE.
The other morning two gentlemen were
looking out OF the window OF q house on
Market street, when they observed a cab
bage roll eff q market-wagon that was pass
ing. Instantly over a dozen wel-dresse(
and apparently sane persons began yelling
after the wagon as though the vegetable haC
been gold watch or a tbouSand-dollar bill
The driver stopped about bali a square Off
looked back al the cabbage, yawDed, and
drove on.
"What an absurd fuss people IN the street
make over n trivial occurrence" said one OF
the gentlemen. "Now. I'll bet silk hat
that can get q crowd OF five hundred per-
sons around that cabbage inside OF thirty
minutes and yet not leave this ROOM"
81 take the bet," said his friend. pulling
Out his watch. care you ready ?"
AYES; GIVE the word"
alt Is nOw 1880. Col"
The pro poser OF the wager led his friend
10 the window, threw up the sash, and,
taking a cane, pointed earnestly at the mud.
covered cabbage with terrified expression.
Presently hack driver noticed the action
and began 10 stare at the vegetable from the
curbstoDe. then boot-blaek stopped, then
a bill poster, d imessenger-boy, and a mer-
chant.
"What the mater? ?" inquired German.
approaching The ianocent base OF his ma.
tional dish.
Don't touch itd Look out there! Stand
baekio shouted tue gentleman at the WIN.
dow. At his hOrrc< stricken tones the
crowd fell back pracsfitately and formed 4
dense circle around the innocent cabbage.
Hundredsfaaie running up, and the excite.
ment increased rapidly.
"Look out there!" .SaanficaIly screamed
tie better, waving his ,esne. "Take that
dog away. qsick!"
Several stones were thrSsvn ut a cur that
was smiling around the cabbage.
81 Take eare5" said car,sriver 10 a iss-
iicemaD, who was shouldasing his way
through the mass. ats an inferDal-ma-
chine, nitr0.g eeriae--or something
Meanwhile the sidewalk was blocked, the
street became impossible, women screamed
and rushed into shops, and a Aorekeeper
underneath began to tie q bucket on the
end OF long pole with which 10 pour wa.
fer on the devilisb inveation. TIE crowd
by this lime numbering over a thousand,
the two gentlemen moved away from the
window aud sat down. La q few moments
there was hurried tap 3. The door. and
there appeared man who bad been sem
rs delegate from the mass.mecting out
side.
% should like to know, gentlemen he
said, !" what the facts are 20
sWhat fseis.fo
"Wny, what there IS peculiar about that
cabbage out ihereiD
Nothing IN the world,n was The soft re-
ply, except that II seems 10 be surrounded
~ about thousand Of The biggest fools in
town. Do 1uyfhfng .tsa %. ,n,,.v
Tho man reflected q moment. said he |
guessed Boi," ana retired. Before he
pseQeg IN biz report, however, Captain |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07
By j Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
llI3 Main street.
OF THE TRUSTEE

CONTINUATION OF THE TRUSTEES
~ SALE OF THE UNSOLD PORTION or
THO>k BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS LYING
ON WEST CARY. TAYLOR. AND OTHER
STREETS. BETWEEN WASHINGTON, PLUM
AND ARVIE STREET S.-As t'ustce in dc ed OF
trust executed 10y James &. Harry and wlteOn The
2sh Gay Of August, 1879, and by virtue of a.
cree Of the Ch3ncerv Court of the city OF Richmond.
entered july s, 1880 In the suit of Hardy trustee,
as. Goddn trustee, Duns' J. and others, beln& re-
duired DO by The parties Interested shall. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1850,
cOmmercin. at 4 O'Clock L. NJ. sell al public auc-
tOI. on the premises al That portion OF The pro-
perty conveyed by said deed Of rust and located as
above. no y occupied 3y Mr JAMES &. Hardy, which
was unsold at last sale fOf want of time. The lots
now 10 be SOLD, besides those fronting on Cary
street, are The most elevated of The cutue number.
occupying that beautiful knoll Of ground on level
wi h the Old reservoir. and cCmmandirg fine view
of the city. The land is subdiyided In lots, as VIII
be shown 10y plat on DAY of sale.
The attention Of capitalists wishing investments :,
and also persons of small means desiring lots Tor
hon O.. Is esneCi1lly Invited To This SALE portion
of our city /, more rapidly improving than this To-
caIy, which IS In the direct line Of The western
growth OF our city. Purchasers nav confidently
locality.
TERMS: one third cash: balance at six and
twelve months. the purchaser giving his negotiable
no. Is for deferred payments ii title retained until
all the pufchaso-mOney is paid ana deed ordered
by The Court. \. X. COURT kl. Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. oc 3
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on THE EAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET HEYOND CLAY
STREET. At AUtTION.-By virtue OF a deed of
trust recorded in III" clerks Office of The Richmond
Chanccry Court, d. y. l07 Il. page 1877, from John
Il. laiborne aud wife In Frank ID lltll and +. d.
Meredith trustees, default having been made Ia the
payment Of a negotiable nOIe secured under sad
deed. and AT the requ 81 Of The bencfclry viii sell
al auction. on The premises on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1850,
at o'clock T. NJ. the REAL E~TATt dcs ribcd
IN said deed to wit: All that certain LOT OF
LAND ia The city of Richmond on the east sidc of
Twelfth street between lay ana Leigh sire t. com
mencing AT point IS feet from the northeast cor
ner of Gay aud Twelfth streets, fronting on T~efih
street 81 feet and thence eastwardly and between
parallel lines about 1872 feet. having thereon TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS aud Other Improvements.
The houses arg very substantially buiit, with al
he modern improvement culycrts. bath. coal
vaults gas &C. are almost new. aud are now rent
ed by The year TO No. tenants NJ good paying
rents.
This property will he sold low. and offers fine
oppOr unity for a permanent investment. as II VIII
paw me purchaser over o uer cent on his outlay.
TERMS: Under the deed $4,000. with interest
from August l, 1879. and tire expenses Of sale,
eash: the balance upon liberal lime, or better
tergls may he announced on day Of sale
FRANK ID. Hull.
no = Surviving Trustee.
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RICHMOND, November 5, 1880.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-This
Il h 10 certify that have this day contracted with
Messrs. X. Is. CHAPLIN & 90. to print twenty thou
sand 1000 copies Of the VIRGINIA REAL
ESTATE JOURNAL j. h. GO0DE, Printer.
Referring 10 the above, we respectfully solicit all
parties who wish 10 avail themselves OF This extern
siye adyerl sing medium 30 call on Us al once Our
paper will be Distributed free all over Virginia and
the other States OF the Union.
II. d. CHAFFIN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
no 6-2t No. / north Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07
Hy J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioncer,
llI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FlRST-CLASS
/ sTOCK.BRTCK RESIDENCE. WITH CAR
RIAGE-UOUSE AND STABLE, MOST CEN
TRALLY LOCATED, No 4O7 EIGHTH STREET.
BIZ WEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
Bv virtue of two deeds of trust executed Ia the un-
dersened. trustees. the dated December 2 1875,
the Other February %, 1877 recoraed IN Richmond
Chancery Court, -. Il. LOG &, page 407, and ID. w.
40 &. page 20 10 secure certain notes therein M IL
toned, and whereas default has been made IN the
payment of certain Of said notes. and being required
10 do By the beneficiary, we viii sell AZ public auc-
ton, on ~
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1850,
NJ 400 O'Clock +. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
I'm said deeds to wit All that land in The CITY OF
Richmond. with Improvements thereon. lying on
the eastern fine of Eiehih street between Clay ana
Marshall streets. fronting So feet inches ana run
ninc back between lines l20 feet 10 an alley 10 fet
wide.
This properly will he recognized at once as being
a DESIRABLE, FIRS1-CLAsS RESIDENCE, as
centrally located as could be wished, and with such
conyenences ana comforts are 10 be- found IN any
first class residence in the city.
Seldom such property Is found on The market, ana
par,its looking for such should attend this sale.
TERMS: While the deeds prescribe the terms cash
as to expense of sale and The amount due and un-
raid Oh the notes. vet by consent Of all partic the
terms will he one third cash and balance III SIX aud
twelve months, q per cent. interest added secured
Nv "A decd OF trust. LEROY i. BROWN.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees,
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc'ioneer. oc "a IDS
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by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
no. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE,
l. WELL BUILT. AND CENTRALLl-LO-
GATED TOURIST DRY STOCK-BRlCk DWELL
ING No. 1920 EAST BROAD STREET, JUST
ABOVE 1HE MONUMENTAL CHURCH, BN
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of a certain deed
execeted on the ooh day OF March, 1867, Ol
record In the ChauceTy Court clerks Office. In u. H.
ga A. page 2SS, to as trustee shall, by virtue
OF he lrusr proceed to sell, upon the premises by
public auction, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1880.
al AZ O'Clock +. NJ. being so required by the benc-
fciary secured Gcfault having been made In the
payment OF a portion of note secured ana described
in said decd. the PROPERTY above described. The
DWELLING is large and convenient one; con-
tains about ten rooms, besides kitchen. &C.; has
ba, h-rOOm and cuivert connections, gas. sc. Is
now occupid by Mr.. w. Pugb. The location and
neiehb rhood render this property desirable as a
residence or private clearinghouse The lot from
on north side of Broad street - feet Inches, and
extends back IN depth 1862 feet 70 twevc-foOt
allev The premises are In very good r. pair.
TERMS: One third cash, tie balance al four,
eli ght and Twelve months
oc2S JOHN O. STFGER. Trustee
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BY II. l.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
1103 Main street.
ALE BY AUCTION OF A FARM OF

GALE BY AUCTION OF A FARM OF
- ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES
ABOUT SkVEN MILES FRO" RICHMOND,
LYING BETWEEN THE CHARLES CITY AND
WILLIAMSBURG ROADS, WITH A SMALL
FRAMED HOUSE THEREON.-We will sell in
front of HenTicO county conrt-hOuse on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1850,
tcourt- day,l at II O'Clock NJ, The PROPERTY
above described.
The owner. being determined to dispose OF this
property, will sell at great sacrifice.
TERMS: At sale. II. l.. STAPLES < CO.,
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We viii sell a. auction. i front Of the posi-osaoe on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1880,
AZ i2 O'Clock 81. the VERY VALUABLE FRO
rERTY above descriSed. fronting on James syer
ybO feeiand having rle same front on Naiu street,.
Including a GOOD WHARF on the river front.
Rcsng so near the Chesapeake and ohio whsrves,
fronting on deep water, and so wen lOcafed Tor
storing and handling cotton and grain. make his
troperty very valuable and ibis sale offers iine
opportunity for capitalists TO make payingtnFest-
Hent.
ance IN one, two, three. four and fye.years with
cer cent interest," II. u. CHAFFTN & CO..
90 sQ AuctieaeeIs.
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BY George :. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer',
No. north Tenth street.

THREE-STORY BRICK STORE ON
L MAIN STREET TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. on THE PREMISES. ON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1850,
at O'Clock l.. My virtue Of a decree Of the
Chancerv Court OF The city of Richmond en- cred
on the 22d day of April, 1880. In The suit OF ,eit-
rick's executor Us. leiulck and qts.: VIII sell at
public auction, on the premises, al the lime ABOVE
sp. G. fled, that certain THREE-STORY BRICK
STORE on the north SIDE of Main street near Fiji
tenth street. and adjoining the ST. Charles Hotel.
The LOT has a front Of 20 feet on Main street and
runs back within parallel lines some 100 or 100 feet
10 an alley. The properly Is occupied ny prompt
paying tenant. who has been an OCCUPANT OF the
same for a number of years. The property must
be sold. and parties desiring safe iryes acnt that
win Yield good rate Of Interest are invited to at
tend This sslf.
TERMS: one urih cash balance ct six. twelve,
and cigheen months for notes. with Interest added
and title re aimed until the purchasemOney Is fully
paid and 4 conveyance ordered 10y me Court.
j. l.. DIETRICH,
Executor and Trustee.
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HOTEL.
VNHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
PROPOSALS.

RiDs FOR QUARRYING LIMESTONE.
ID Bids will be received for The NEXT TEN DAYS
FOR MINING LIMESTONE by the tor ttom The
Iron Conpauy's furnace. At least one husldred
aud tweoty-hye (l25l tons will be required per
day. Limestone must he broken 10 proper Size fot
track runs 10 qukfey. and limestone must be loaded
GA cars at quarry. Address bids ~
GEOaGE y. WlcKE,
Agent Low Moor Iron Comoany OF Virgioia.
no Act Low Moor. Va.
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Editors Of Dispatch: Please state ior
the information Of subscriber whether tht
Hon. Sherrard Clemens, who was woundee
In duel near Richmond just before th'
war, was shot by Hon. Roger A. Pryor 81
by O. Jennings Wise, Esq, and ob'1ge
ENQUIRER.
DaxCits<, Va, November 2, 1850.
Try the lSlfer.1
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THOU
4 >ANp AND NINETY-ONE ACRES OF LAND
IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, NA.-UnGer 4
deed of trust from T. f. Iredway ana wife, We viii,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 1850,
tl2 VI offr for sale at auction, upon the premises,
five mes from + aspect depot, Atlantic, MisssSip-
nj anh ohio railroad. twelve miles from Farmyille.
and I'VE miles ON Hampden-S sidney and Union
Theological Seminary, the following LANDS:
LOT /. containing ass ACRES (eXc -Dting The
FANNY cemetery of one eighth of an acre.. On IL rs
"A LARGE BRICK MANSION with Twelve rooms.
fine orchards garden, &c. Land fertile, and amply
supplied WIN wood and water.
LOT 2. containing ls5 ACRES. on which Is
a MANUFACTURERS AND SAW-MILi. on an
uniaihng stream, Win DWf Ling At the hill.
The land is mostly lOwgrOands
LOT 3, containing 240 ACRES-plrt In culliya-
ton aud part IA wood.
LQT A. containing 800 ACREs-part arabic and
LOT 8, containing 200 ACRES part arabic and
port In wool
L0T 6, containing 1916 AcREs-part arabic and
part In wood
part In wood
The whole is in one body. Much Of Is first class
lowgrOunds, aud j. The hest body OF land IN the
county, and the residence one Of HE best. ana In 4
neighb0rDoOd noted for cultivation and refine
meut.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In three equal
annual payments. barring interest from the day OF
sale. Purchasers Of l. OTIS and to give good per-
sOnal security for deferred payments, or 10 Insure
the uldings for the 0aned Of the trustees. Title
Withheld until al pay menls are made.
Apply tor heldblls VA fuller description 10
j. T.. FITZGkkALD,
j. II. MOTLEY,
Trustees.
Oe l32iawtds farmyle. Va.
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AUCTION sALEs-rmsnrs paws.
BY Robert D. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionctr,
1919 Main street.

~ hoNEt Ds Lying
Real Estate Auctionctr,
1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
J. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
VACANT PROPERTY ON OREGON HILL,
KNOWN AS THE PROPERTY USED
by THE MAGDALEN AsSO-
CATION,
AND KNOWN As
THE sPRlNG-sTREET HOME, on
SITUATED ON THE SnUTH SIDE of
AND LYING BETWEEN BGLvIDERE AND
WITH FRONT OF 24t FEET ON SAME.
BY virtue OF a certain deed, dated the 9th DAY OF
April, 1876, Of record I'm Richmond Cnancery court
clerks Office, Deadlock 1877 A. page 431, from ,ne
President of said Association 70 us, rs trustees We
SHALL In execution of the trust OF said deco, AT tne
request Of the reprcsenatiyes Of the bentnciary Sc
cured. default having been made IN the paynehi o.
Dorton OF the money secured. expose 10 SAFE ny
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1880,
at 4 o'clock +. VI tho PROPERTY described In The
deed, and kpOgn as the SPRING-STREE1 HOME
or the property OF the MagdaIen Association. The
improvements consist Of VERY LARGE BklCh
BUILDING, containing about twelve rooms, DIlck
Kitchens, and numerous other out.buildings The
whole premises are well enclosed, partly by Dr,ck
wall aud a very excellent fence; water, &C.. upon
the premises. The property fronts as above on
spring street 244 feet. and extends back on the
west live Of Belvidtre street In parallel INES ieTe-
with, 1913 feet To an alley. This property mas
commanding view, antat little expense can De con-
yerted into manufacturing establishment Tor an
divided up, and many small buildings can be e. ected
on the unlmproyed lots fronting on Belyidere street
and Spring street.
THE TERMS will be liberal. and full particulars
given at hour OF sale. henry BONNER.
ADOLPH OsTERLOH,
no2 Trustees.
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BY Frank u. Hill & Co.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
Il BRlCK DWELLING No. 1J6 SOUTH
FOURTH. BETW ZEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS. AT AUCTICN.-By virtue Of 4 deed OF
trust dated October l3. 1879. ana duly recorded m
the ceI rs office OF the Chancery Court OF the ~
of Richmond default having been made in he Pay
ment OF a negotiable note therein secured, and al
the request of the beneficiary, will sell AT auction
on the premises. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1880,
at AZ o'clock =. NJ the PROPERTY described in
said deeda follows All that certain LOT OF
LAND, with BRICK DWELLING and Other i'm
proyementS thereon, on HE west side Of Fourth
street between Cary and Canal, fronting on said
Fourth street 20 feet inches, and running back
between parallel lines rs feet TO al alley four feet
WIDE.
The house contains seven rooms brick kitchen
with two rooms. city water. gas. &c. and is now
rented 10 good tenant for $l7 per month.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 paw expenses of sale
and "A note for $3.50, with intereSt from october
ID, 1880. FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale !, postponed 10 MONDAY. Novem-
Der stu, at Az O'Clock II. NJ. FRANK ID. HILL,
NOT Trustee.
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REAL. EsTATEAT PRIVATE SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 81,
THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL Be Hi
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS. NEAR
THE SECOND MARKET. For SALE.-The
THREE STORY BRICK TENEMENT No. 507 east
Marshal! street, combining ten rooms. besides brick
kitchen. The luf has front of 2SXi37 feet. Can
lie bought rery cheap IT early application be made
to W. GODDIN,
no CIT Real Estate Agent.
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H0LLINS'S NOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS.

One CoLLlSs's VoLTAiC ELECTRIC PLASTER,
costing 20 cents, Is Tar superior every Other cleo
irical appliance before the public. They instantly
relieve Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Malaria. Fever
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