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4. $6n6ma6sr s &c.,
Ro. s Sub Gap ST., Baltimore, Net
1ueinist 1esnisn fur Dubusut uuh ,ns,,,, a..
"tfatu. esRn, Dubuaut, Ssps. : -" -
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The remarkable belt OF electric light
which spauned the entire arch between p
an,i 10 O'Clock last Saturday evening attract
ed the attention of thousands. IL was as
regular and symmetrical a. rainbow--ap.
'parcutIy 10 The rye) about two feet In
wldth--reaching from the horizon from
west 10 east, passing little south OF the
zenith. II lasted about half aH hour, was
very distinct. and little wayy, showing It's
character 10 be electric. 1t bad the appear
ance OF streamers from aurorai hgnts:
(;rauder and more widespread auroral
lights have appeared in the northern skies,
flishing up to the zenith, and at times GOV.
eriug t5e arch; but these are always marked
by darling, quickly-rising. and vanishing
lights, while the belt Of Saturday evening
was steadier, OF uniform width--its wavy
appearance being slight. IL was not lunar
rajnb but an unusual belt OF electric
light OF remarkable length, symmetry, and
pyeunpss.
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d. Iohn cumming. D. D., whose death

Rev. John Cummings, d. D., whose death
is announced by cable, was a quarter OF
ceotury ago one OF the most eloquent
preachers in London, and he was widely
known in this country, especially among
the Presbvterians, by his writings upon ine
scriptural prophecies. Oh late years ne De
came something OF an enthusiast upon tue
subject Of the % millennium" and his infin-
ence as preacher ard tbeologian greatly
declined. He was man OF great learning,
and mas left his mark upon the reiglons
world. Although he spent most OF DIS llie
10 London, he was Seotchman Dv ohtn'
and was horn at Aberdeenshire in 1910.
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BY GrubDs A Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE.
ORAL TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
LYING WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
In execution of a decree OF the ChancerY Court OF
Richmond, entered In the case OF Edmund Dayen-
port & Co, Us wickham. the undersigned three
commissioners will sell by auction, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9TH,
at the Office Of Grubbs & Williams, auctloneers, No.
Eleventh street, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ
TRACT OF LAND containing I'll 37l'lOO0
ACRES, lying on the Three CHOPPED road about
Six miles west Of the city, adjoining the farm for
merly owned by G. G.. EXall, and being part OF the
tract known as y" Woodland - or Howe's This may
be made good farm and is not far from the line or
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
At the same time and place the undt rsigned, A. L..
sBOulware and w. j. Leaks. commissioners under
former decree, viii sell TRACT OF 54S ACKES,
lying The above and adJolEing the land OF John
Edwards, w. b. aud A. ID. Brown, and others.
After which the three commissioners viii sell
LOTS Nos. and In The plat OF subdivision OF the
{" GIeuburnien farm-the former with about 10
ACRES, the latter with about 2oH ACRES. These
lands lie on the Hutchinson road, which Is nearly
continuation of the Grove road, and they are dis
tant only about three miles from the city.
TERMS: For the first and third tracts, one fourth
cash: the residue at one two, and three years For
the second tract. costs of suit and sac In cash. bal
ance at one two, and three years, wi personal se
curity or one third cash balance at one, two, aud
three years, without security. In all cases the
credits 10 be for notes with interest payable SEMI
annually aud titles 10 be retained by The Court until
all the purchase money Is paid.
Plats OF all the land may be seen at the office or
the auctioneerS. W. D. hEAhE,
A. r. COURTNEY.
Commissioners.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POsTPONEMENT.
Fashioned on account OF the absence OF two of the
TO
MONDAY, JULY l1TH,
at Office Of Grub5s Williams at same hour-l2 NJ.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Eleventh street beLWeen MalA aud Bank,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ELEVEN
~ AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, ON The RIVER ROAD, AND
NEAR MAYNARD'S u &c X X ID AND
BURNS'S OLD DISTILLERY PROPERTY, AT
AUCTION.-In execution Of a decree Of The Circuit
Court of Henrico entered on the 20h November,
1880, In the suit OF Maynard & Brother U.s..
DOugherty and als.," the Undersigned, special COM
missiOneTs appointed for the purpose Will sell by
auction, on the pTt mises. on
MONDAY, JULY IL. 1881.
at 3 O'Clock 4. NJ, The TRAGIC OF LAND above re-
ferred to- lying about mile east Of The city Of
Richmond.
This lract adJOlns the celebrated brick'clay pro-
Derty OF Maynard Brother, and IS believed 10 have
upOr &c a considerable quantity Of good brick cay
and there Is no doubt OF its being valuable FOR pur-
poses of cultivation. the soil is OF good quality.
TERMS: Cash suflcient 10 ray costs or SUIT and
sale and note for S226.09 wi h Interest thereon
from 9Th december, 1874. at 8 per cent per az
mum: and the residue uOOn such terms as Patrick
DOugherty and his wife may direct; or In the event
of default on the part OF sad DOugherty ana Wlte
10 give such direction, then the residue Will be upon
credits OF six. twelve, and eighteen months, Tor
notes with interest added and ltle retained - IL
mate security +. WADDlLL. JR,
w r. G.. GARNETT,
Special COmmissi Jners.
GpURBs 4 WILLIAMS, AuctOneers. u 80
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We are happy to be able to annom ice this
week slight but decided Improvement In
Mr.. st. Andrews state OF health. We are
sure that bis many friends will be gh'd to
know this, as they have so kindly syh1ps-
thized with us heretofore. FdrmUiIte A'er.
curry.
Mr.. NJ. y. Handy. managing editor o.
the Philadelphia Press, returned from bis
European voyage on Monday very much
improved In health.-- Washington R:pabii'
Gan.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street.

CORNER BRICK DWELLING ON
~ WEST CLAY AND GILMER STREETS,
WITH DETACHED BRICK KITCHEN, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 14TH,
at 6k O'Clock z. NJ, the above PROPERTY, located
at The corner of Clay ana Gmer streets. construct
ed OF brick, and IS Two stories with basement has
sig rooms; detached brick kitchen With three
rooms; a well besides hVdrant IN the ward. The lot
fronts about % feet, more or less, with depth or
20 feet more or less, to 2 foot alley. Parties de-
string a good home will do vel to attend tins sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, with interest added, and So
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
tvQ Auciioueer.
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BY X. b. Chafiin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. ! north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF FOR.
4 TY-TWO WEST-kND BUILDING LOTS ON
JACOUELIN, BLAIR, AND WINDER STREETS.
By virtue of a deed of trust from DR.. John -. Har-
Vie and wife. dated FebTuary l, 1877 and recorded
in Henrico County Court clerks once, ID. b. 80
mage 3Sl the undersigned trustee at the request OF
Messrs CardoZO. Fourqurean Co., benehcaries In
The said deed default having been made In the pay
ment of The bond securedl, will sell by public auc-
tiOn on the premises. OF
TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1881.
commencing at o'clock L. NJ, on Jacquelln
street near Old Reservoir the LOTS Described la
said deed. as follows: Lots g. IL. 81. aud 22 ~
SQUARE ~; Lots z, 8, 8. 10, IL. Is. IA, Is H. T.
lB 49, 20, 81, 20, and % In Squsre -: also, Lots
1884, IS, 6.7,s 8. Q. 10. II. 10, II, 10. 10; 20,
2l, ~, 20, "a, 25, aud 26 in Square 20. These
lots and squares are according 10 A. Y: Lees plan
of sidney aud Harvie duly recorded In clerks ONCE
of HenrieO County Court and which can be seen
al any time At the Office of anctioneers. who VIII
take pleasure in giving information and location OF
lots.
This sale off rs a good opportunity for making In
yeslmenls In lots that will In short time greatly
increase in value. as they located In the rapidly
ImDroyinR western suburbs.
TERMS: By consent, viii be one-fOurih cash
balance ia SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, with
q per cent. Interest. secured by DID Of trust.
n. u. CHAPLIN. Trustee.
sale by X. b. CHI AFFIN & co, Auctioneers.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Aucti0neer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE LYING IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND ON THE EAST LINE OF THlR-
TENTH OR GOVERNOR STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS. AND A
SMALL TRACT OF LAND LYING IN DUYAL's
JOINING THE LANDS OF THOMAS HOOPER,
AND THE LATE WILLIAM A. ROBINSON, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-In execution or decree or
the Richmond Chsncery Court pronounced on The
LIST day Of June, 1881. In a suit STYLED Schoheld
us. Ebers, therein pending, the undersigned viii
ofer for sale, upon the premises, at o'clock Z. NJ,
on
THURSDAY, july 7, 1881,
a SMALL TRACT OF LAND, containing
SIX ACRES. lying in Duval's add ion Just outside
of the city limits, and b9Iween the Brook road and
the new North for EirstStreet road, and adjoining
the lands of Thomas Hooper and the late william
A. Robinson. ans is the same land OF whlch The late
Rev. w. Krlschman died seized.
This land being stua ed so very near he city,
should command the attention Of those wishing to
purchase a nice httle market-garden.
TERMS: one third cash residue In equal install
ments at six aud twelve months, the purchaser TO
give negotiable notes, with per cent interest add
ed from day Of sale, and the title 20 be retained UNI
iii the whole or the purchase money Is paid and a
conveyance ordered by the Court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT b. LYME, AuctIoneer.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 5 north Tenth street.
A UCTIUN SALE OF TWO OF THOSE
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLINGS
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FLOYD
BETWEEN LINDEN AND
BEACH STREETS.

By request OF the owners we will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY IA, 1881.
AT q O'Clock r. NJ, TWO CT THOSE NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLINGS situa ed as
above. The dwellings contain tight rooms each,
and for convenience Of construction cannot be sur
passed in this city. zach lot fronts 20 by 1879 feet
10 an alley 20 feet wide. Thee lots are most hand
somely and BEAUTIFULLY located.
IN view of the many Improvements now In course
Of construction In this ocsiiy, we take occasion 10
advise those Ia quest Of paying investments or de-
gh ful home ut to let this opportunity pass by un-
improved.
TERMS: One third I'm cash balance at six and
twelve months, with Interest added, and secured by
q deed Of trust upon The properly
CHEWING & ROSE,
Tvs AuclioneerS.
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NI4.19,2s,2e.&Jy l,s,7,s.0,iO
BY Mason & PurYesr, Auclloneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
- GAINESVILLE VA, on ROANOKE RIVER.
by virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court tor meck
lenbUrg county, rendered at the MAY term. 1881 N
the chaucery suit OF w. Townes's executor rs. w.
A. Jamersou, &c. shall. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST o, 1881.
In front OF the BRICK hotel In CiaTksyilr seu 70
the highest bidder that truly VALUABLE TkACi
OF LAND lying near Cirksyille Zone. half mile J.
on RoanOse river. known - Oeconseehee. 0tlng
the homestead OF the late Hon. William TONNES,
containing lOO6T ACRES. more or less: ms Is
one OF the most valuable farms on the RoenOke:
The improvements are nne, consisting ora spebJlu
MANsIOk-HOUSE OF some fourteen rooms, vi n
all necessary out buildings. This tract has very
large BODY OF dne river l0w-gronnds, ~ vel A. a
large body OF forest and uDandss IL Is mol oiten
that such properly comes Into market. The farm
Is well adapted 20 The th OF all Of the crops %
this section, including nne tobsceo and eoitcn u
shC uld be RENT beTed that the X. a NJ railroad 10
soon 20 be completed 20 GAINESVILLE.
Persons wishing TO secuTe valuable and desira-
BILE hone or MAKE good Investment should sxain-
Inc this property.
TERMS on SALE t2,500 In cash on day OF sale,
$4,000 on credit OF one year, and the RESIDUE on
. credit OF two years AZ er date, the put chaser 10
execute his bonds FOR the deferred payments. carry
ing interest from date, and the Title 70 DC retained
till the whole OF the purchase. money Is paid.
w. ". HOMES. Commissioned.
MASON q PuHxsAs, Auclieseers. Vo-ios
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No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RE.
II rRlGEEATORs,C COOKING, sTqv 6 !. BATH nH
TUB GO. AT AUCri0N--1HiS DAY AZ ivy
O'Clock will sell. al M warerooms. geneei as
forinent or FURElTURE. &C.. consisting o,
1 WALNUT PAkLOR SUIT, covered IN Drown
wi rsPs ana pssr p,yr nsE BEDsTEADs,
WAsHSTANDS, TABLES,
MATTRESSES. TIN SAFES, CHAlkS;
INTERPRETATIONS and ICE-BOxES;
excellent BATH TUB;
EXTENslON- and LEAF-TABLES;
splendid ffLTER-crockery;
Several good COOKING-STOVES- &C, &c.
ConsIgu ments reeeivet ~ 70 hour OF sale:
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer;
T.. II. COOK, Salesman. ~ o
BY Jas. Macdonald, Auctionesr,
No. 10 Governor street.
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock, will sei' at
i nv warerooms, without reserve, an invoice
Of SECONDHAND CLOTHING. consistipgo OF
COATS, PANTS, and VESTS:
I'll clean and In coed order, 20 which toe attention
Of dealers generally Is called. -
JAS MACDOUGALL,. Auctioneer:
r. b. COOK, Salesman. Uo
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The Camel Divided.

CIYcIsSATI, July Oh. Il. Wilson, assist
ant 10 Professor Stone, at the Cincinnati
Observatory, Tuesday night, while observ,,
ing the comet, saw its nucleus separate and
form two separate nuclei. Professor stone
saws the two parts are 200 miles apart.
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GpURBs 4 WILLIAMS
BY Robert r.. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1910 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE AND DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY,
KNOWN As DRINKER'o MILL, WITH ALI.
MACHINERY. SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
HFNRICO. ON THE RIVER ROAD, ABOUT
FOUR AND A HALF MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-ln pursuance or decree
or the Circuit Court OF HenreO county entered on
the 3lst day Of May, 1881. 10 the suits styled Wal
ker Saunders 4 Co. as Drlnker, aud Drlnker IS.
Walker, Saunders & Co., therein pending, We, The
undersigned, appointed special commissioners
thereby will offer for sale, as The front door OF Hen
rico county court. house, on
MONDAY. JULY IL, 1881. -
al O'Clock q. 81. (thAt being cOurt-ay tnat NEk1
VALUABLE Mill PROPERTY, WITH ALL
MACHINERY, above mentioned. The property
fonts on the River road, aud contains lS4 acres
aud adj0iBs the lads OF Il. G. HUI, the lands for
merry owned by George TurDeT aud others. This
property win probably sell low, aud being near the
ilue OF the new extension OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway will In short time greatly enhance in
value. A good business can be done II small
outlay be made.
TERMS One third cash; residue al six aud twelve
months, the purchaser 90 give negotiable notes, b
per cent interest added aud the title 10 be retained
until the entire purchase money Is paid:
10. LANE STERN,
y. II. MCGUIRE.
Special Commissioners.
q 2TgQI0
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= rrsp frssa Richmesd Up shs Ale
~a.rx Read 20 she Natural Bridge.

rA< rar-oE land OF Captain seha smish '"s
g.rses Of ysrsiaIs To-Dsy-Canai vessss
nst,vsas- Notes on People, scenery ana
msslrssdlng valleys Fair -lyseesass ~"
,sea, Prosperity or its fecsie-BIssis and
Crsss Blown Down 80 Make che Ned fef ine
au<sAsuy Railroad Boating Under DIM
rnlsie.-The Prospect fss she ssmes-RiveF
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In execution OF two several deeds--ths first from
John Enders Robinson and vile, dated MAY .,
s ss % reI Deed Roos los sage sss and Inc
second from Robert w. Oliver and John n. Robinson
and wives, dated October 2. 1880 recorded Ia same
clerks Office in Deed Book III Il, Gage 145--and
by request Of the beneficiary secured and named Ia
said deed, shall proceed 10 sell by public auction,
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY IA, 1881,
NJ the hour OF O'Clock OF that day, the following
property: The LARGE AND WEbL-LOCATED
PROPERTY which Is described in said deed as fol-
lows Beginning at the intersection OF Cary street
and shockoe creek and running thence on up Cary
street and along It's northern edge 10 feet mofe or
less) 10 lot or parcel OF ground lately owned by
giles, or ueaIy So 70 Cary street In direction To-
wal ds Main street and along said lot or parcel or
ground lately ewneo by Afghan Warwics, de.
thence in direction toward tifet nth'eireet and
parallel with Cary street l20 feet tmOre or lessl TO
Spruce alley thence along said alley towards Main
street 40 feet (more or less) = parcel OF ground
owned by Patrick II. Starke. Eco thence along
side of this ground In a direction towards Shockoe
creek and psrSeI with Cary street ~ feel tmore or
essI 10 the corner or said parcel OF ground OF rat
rick n. stsrke, EsQ thehce along side OF same IN
direction towards Main street az feet or eSsl
TO Greek alley thence down Creek alley l6I rect
(mOre or le.sl to SnockOe creek; thence down
shockOe creek 81 feet (more or less to the begin
ming; being all OF the land embraced between
ShOckOe creek Csry street, Spruce alley. and Creek
alley except the land lately owned, as aforesaid, by
Abrahaln Warwick. deceased, at corner OF Cary
cept that of Patrick II. starke, Esq. at corner of
Spruce alley and Greek alley, Az by ~ feet.
The above is an accurate boundary OF the pro-
perty. and IL IS situated TO render it easily
divided with several fronts, and Il offers an un-
usual opportunity 10 the purchasers or real estate
TO secure sites for an Immense manufacturing esiao-
lshment, bordering on the line OF ShOckoe creek,
ana with its elegant frontage OH Cary street..
The lot Is now under an annual rent TO Mr.. Muir.
ply. and the location is exceedingly centra, ana
desirable for warehouses. fOundries. &C., &c.
THE TERMS under The deea require cash, yet the
trustees are authorized 10 make them liberal aud &C
conn odatinZ to purchasers and they Will be an
nounced at hour OF sale.
Special and particular attention is invited to the
sale of this lot which has been constantly sought
after for many years past. -
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
B. &. WHERRY. JR.,
Trustees In first deed;
W. W. POOL.
Trustee in second deed.
ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer. jy2
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
DOR RENT, M
II STOCK-BRICK DWELLINGS. H:7
3l7 east Franklin near Third street-l4 rooms,
$40 west Main street-l0 rooms;
New BRICK DWELLING, First street near Gay
rooms:
New FRAMED DWELLING Broad street opDo-
site Richmond College, with large lot and gar
den--6 rooms;
New FRAME DWELLING, Clay near Bowc street.
rooms:
No. 8 west Canal street-6 rooms;
Smaller houses In other localities.
STORES.
S27 east Broad street near Ninth;
SIG west Main street:
No. Is north Seventeenth street, near market;
1910 west Broad near depot. ..
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
iv6.2t 1ll3 Main street.
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By George 5. VashOn & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.


Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
No. Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOLLOW
Il ING PROPERTY-TO WIT: FIRST-CLASS
SUBURBAN FARM OF IL 32S-1000 OF AN
ACRE OF VERY RICH LAND, known as part OF
" BELMONT" TRACT, situated on the New North
road about three eighths Of a mile north OF The
CITY The improvements consist of a FRAMED
DWELLING of eight rooms, in good order, aud To-
Gated In a beautiful OAK grove; usual ont-bulld-
lngs and the following PER- OVAL PROPERTY
/ HORSE COW,
l CARRIAGE, WAGON,
1 CART. and other FARMING lMPLE-
C06KING-sTovE and UTENSILS there
with.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust TO Charles T.
vashon as trustee, OF record I'm the clerks office
of Henrico County Court. I'm ID. b. 105, page l25,
secure the payment Of certain notes therein men,
toned, and default having been made In the pay
ment thereof, will, being thereto required by the
beneficiary, pro eed TO sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1881,
at g o'clock Z. NJ, tbs PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses snd t1.1ls.30,
With interest from the 24th OF June, 1881, iill
paid; On a credit as 10 El.l61.60 I'LL June "a,
1882; 81 244 90 Till June "a, 1883; balance as
may be announced at sale.
GEORGE s. VASHON.
ie 28 Administrator OF Charles Il. Vashon.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE. LYING
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
VENABLE STREET, ANDIN
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, FRONTING ON
DARLINGTON STREET AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE CITY LINE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Anthony &C. Richmond chancery-cOurt decree
Stewart, &c. of June 80, 1881,

Anthony, &c.,l Richmond Chaneery-COurt decree
stewart, &C. of June 80, 1881,
In pursuance of decree I'm The aforementioned
suit we, the undersigned, appointed commissioners
thereby will effer for safe, UPON the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 10, 1881,
beginning at O'Clock z. NJ
First. That LARGE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 2240 Venable street, near the
corner of Tulip, and adjoining The residence of
Dabney G.. Baker, Esq, which contains about ten
rooms, and is very substantially built with stone
Gaping, &c, the basement Of which IS now being
used as a store and at a small on lay could be made
. very attractive dwelling. The LOT fronts about
30 feet on Vena0le street, and runs back about 100
feet to an alley. -
Second We Will offer for sale the STORE AND
corner Of Rose and Venable streets, now occupied
by W. NJ. Williams. ESQ as a drugstore. This is a
NEW FRAME BUILDING, and Is regarded as the
best business stand Ia that portion OF the city. This
IS neat and substantial siore aud the fixtures in
the store are hand ome and costly With the build
lug will be sold NICE LOT. .
Third VIII be sold TWO SMALL AND NEAT
FRAME TENEMENTS fronting on the south side
or Carringt0n street between TWENTY third ana
Twenty fourth streets. Water, &C on the premises
GOOD LOTS Will be sold with these houses, ,,,,,,,
Fourth, and lastly. will be sold FOUR NICE
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above tenements,
with good fronts on Darlington street, and extend
ing back good depth.
The improved property Is all occupied by GOOD
and prom pt.paViDg tenants.
plat of all the property, showing the exact d.
mensiOns, will be shown a. hour of sale. Special at
tentjOn is invited TO ihe oeriUg OF this property.
TERMS: VIII be One-fOarh cash; balance upon
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen mouths, NJ go
table notes with per cent interest added and title
retained until all OF The purchase-mOney Is paid aud
a conveyance is ordered by the Court.
JAMES CASkIE,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMUND WADDELL. JR.,
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT II. LYME. AuctiOueer. jy6
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, THEFa
Il VIRGINIA HOUSE. ON GRACE STREET a.
ADJOINING THE ST CLAIRE HOTEL AND
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH sTRttl>.-
lam authorized by Bishop J. j. Ktsne 10 stl me-
above splendldlv-lscaied aud most valuable PRO-
PERTY. IL has front on Grace street al lting
the ST. Claire Hotel OF As feet, and extends tack
good depth. The building Is large four-story hr,s
one and c0nisinS about SIX cen or elghtrtn rooms
ana other improvements. THIS property his f-'a
greatly sought after In the past and i nov for 'ue
hrst time IN Lweniy.eight years offered for lle lh
attractive location aud convenient situation sh'ua
make its sale an important Que.
the TERMS will be extra liberal, long cr,l.,
being offered on The defer red payments.
This property Is admirably adapted for Org.
class boarding house. &c. For fun particulars tlpY
to ROBERT h. LNNF
fy PCT Real Estate Auciiout,r.