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CHICAGO, July 29-HoGs H. 900 head shipments
oboO head, Prime less but generally steady with fair
demand Mixed Packing, $6GS6 90; Common 70 Medium
Llghttb 25dtO 40; Good Bacon SO G6dS6 TO-
ChrrLE-Receipts 5000 head Shipments 1920 head
market weak and slow Export 50 S50S6 - Good TO Choice
sShppng - 60a$o 30; Common to Medium dun and i0c.
lower ~ 1O0T5 Native Butchers slow NJ IL 400
~ 2 stoSkers aud Feeders slow but steady at 50 75G
canning Texans, active and Zoe higher cows 81 750
~ 81 Fair Choice To Extra
Trough Grasscrs, So 9Oa@1 90
snEEPIiecoips 800 head; shipments head market
fairly active aud firm Medium S3a$3 3d. Good
10 Choice, 81 35dx5.
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financial.

NoIaSCE:1The coupons of the first mortgage
a. ano interest on the guaranteed preferred a
s Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad CONAN and In
Nfest on the preferred stock
Cnlcago Railroad Company
Paa on and fiter that date at the Of N.sssrs
PATTON q CO., No Now fN''f9 49, VI
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Financial,

A GAS STOCKS.
All NewYork and Brooklyn Stocka and aso all kind
o1Brooklyn Investment securities dealt in by
GEORGE H. PRENTISS,
IL WALI-ST
A LL who are interested in railroad business
- and mileage statistics should get HE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for 1891 ready, price 25 bymaiL
RANkERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
get the Tribune Almanac for 1885, it gives the figures
25 cents bv mail
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
II DENVER, COLORADO.
UNITED DEPOSITORY.
organized May 10, 1869
Captni PAID In 900 Surplus. 900
D. r. MOFFArT, r., President; II. A. w. TABOR Vice.
Assistant Cashier " "
DirectorsJ. b. Chafee H. Monatt jr ]. L. Routt Ii.
A: w Tabor L. H. Echotz, O. w. Kassler, Il. L. solomon
ew-fork Correspondent Fourth National Bank
Chicago Correspondence Commercial National Bank.
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No. 20 NAssAU-sT, Z
NEW WORK, July %, lSSl5
'H'HE Second Instalment of TEN 40 PER
n CENT Of the Second subscription Purchasing
Office HENRY IIII,ARD'
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4, The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 29th day of July were
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Totabush 10000 36s502 $50 is4 O83 Ga 100 I0s 100
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
O-day were follows:
Receipts shipmants
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Mlierellnnrnna-

miscellaneous.
A YOUNG man with 10 years general bust
ness pcrience desires situation g0od references.
needed
Address II. l.. Box 40, Tribune once
BOOKS BALANCED; Accounts adjusted
- Pay moderate. Address A r. W. l.l0S Fulton
brooklyn, n. Y.
"HAMMOCKS," 81 each. Postage 10 cents
IA 1. y. TRAVEIkS a SON. &c hickman ST.
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OFFICE or TUE GREKS MOUNTAIN GoLD MI

No 20 NAsSAIsT.
NKw-NORk, JIay IA, 1881.
FTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have declared
quarterly dividend Of two 90 per payable August l.
at The Office of the Farmers Loan %
Exchange place New York 60 stockholders In
The transfer books Will close July reopen August
T. II. TNNbAI.E.
Assist Seer
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UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY,
TBKAsURERs OFFICE, So BROADWAY, ,
xx,, NEW YORK, July 22. 1891
HNHE transfer books of this company will be
Il closed August al p. and reopened August l6.
TlIEO r. WOOD Urea
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
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Of one and onehali per has been declared day
the board Of directors the preferred
pany payable August 10, stockholders
The transfer books Will be closed nom July August lG
o. d. ASHLEY.
Irnn.fnr Apeuf
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fnanriaI.
GAS STOCKS and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
- bought and sold. f. T. HEWITT 81 Exchange-p place.

,o, LIE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
-oD -, lV BROADWAY NEW YORK, July 90 1881.
O H., t ne purposes of subscription to the
STOCK and bonds of the OREGON SHORT LINE
MAn COMPANY, the transfer books of the Union Pacide
"sy company win be closed Tuesday the 2eth day Of
i9ol and reopen on the It'll day OF August 1881
Circulars pertaining subscription NAV he had at the
omce Vi tDe company on and after the Odd inst
HENRY MCFARLAND. Secretary.
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Dipioeno Notices.

BOSTON AND NEW YORK IGNR RAILROAD COMPANY
TRRAsURRR's OFFICE II WALSH
- NKw YORK July 2l, 1881. !
A DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT has this
IA this day been declared preferred stock of ths
company payable August 20 lssl 10 stoc kod
ers OF record August TO- 1891 Transfer closed
from August 10 10 August ~, inclusive
ID. B. HATCH.
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WABASH 81. LOUIS AxD PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
1875 BROADWAY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

Mr.. y. ". CABELL PKobAbLi fAiA""'
WOUNDED BY JACK PAINE.
snccial 10 the Lynchburg Ne,rS from
Danyille. dated the 9th Instant, says:
information received here this morning
~ that last evening, in difficulty near
Ricketts, shop, in the neighborhood OF
Wbit,nin, In this county. Mr.. y. W. Cabeii
was stabbed (probably fatality ny resiueh'
of that ncighborhood named JACK falhe'
IL seems that fight had occurred between
n man named McClemcnt ,or some naihc OF
similar soundl who was an oyeTscef lor
Ar Cabell. and Mr.. William Paine, the
father Of Jack Paine, ell the parties being
around n wagon-camp-fire on the Franklin
furnpike. near Ricketts, shop. After tins
60ht a controversy sprung up in relation Ia
n missing bottle OF whiskey, during which
Cabell struck Jack Paine In the face with
the butt OF u pistol, breaking his nose.
Paine then made swipe ut Cabell win 4
knife. cutting him through the LETT side
and penetrating the diaphragm, letting
ont = portion OF the yiscers. Cabeli,
after being thus horribly cut, made Paine
surrender the knife into his hands by hold
inc loaded pistol TO his head. DR.. W. ;.
Robertson. living about three miles of, was
sent for. and came and sewed up the wound
In CabelFs side, but this morning The
wounded man is reported dying from loss
of blood and exhaustion.
Mr.. Cabcll was the son Of DIR. John X.
Clbell, of the Coilands neighborhood, IN
This county, and the nephew OF Hon.
George G. Cabell, NJ &. from this district.
Paine Is the son OF William Paine, an in
dustrious and thrifty farmer living in the
eichborhood Of Whitmiil.
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by Apperson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. s north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
NOf TIE VALUABLE LARGE DETACHED
DWELLING, No. ], AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF GRACE AND USHEE
STREETS.-By virtue of the two DEGREES of Rich
mOnd Chancery Court in the suit Of HartsOOks adj
ministrator rs. lIartSOOk, &C., entered the 9th
of November and Sd Of December, 1881, we viii
sell, on the premises, ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1851,
at 4 O'Clock i. NJ, the abOve-dcscribcd REALLY
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY. occupied by
Mrs. ID. j.. HartsoOk. The dwelling, built with
great care, Of the best material, contains twelve
fne-szed rooms, besides bathrooms, closets, SC. ;
large kitchen, stable, aud carage-hOuse.
The lot fronts COZ feet the south side Of Grace
street, and runs back on the east side If FOusCe
street 80 feet 10 a wide alley.
TERMS: one third in cash, and a credit at twelve
months for bond, with interest from day of sale,
as 10 sum with the cash paymcnt) sufficient to
pay about $1,000; the residue Of the purchase
money at two and three years Cor bonds, with in
terest from day of sale, payable annually, and title
retained until the whole purchase-mOney is paid
ard a conveyance directed 10y the Court.
GEORGE j. IIUNDLEN,
NJ NJ. GILLIAN,
JOHN DUNLOP,
Commissioners.
APPERsoN & CO.. AuctiOneerS. DC
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THE PROPOSED SERESADE TO SENATOR
MAuoSE.-The committee TO arrange the
serenade 10 Senator Malone have addressed
n circular-letter TO members OF Congress
asking contributions OF money to pay the
expense Of the affair." Washington Star o.
lJeSterdoy.
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By John NJ. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
HOG Main street.

rT,UAT ELIGIBLY-LOCATED THREE
Il STORY BRICK BUILDING, KNOWN AS
No. 1910 EAST MAIN STREET, fORMERII
OCCUPIED BY THE WESTERN UNION TIL
LCKAPH COMPANY As THEIR OFFICE
AND OPERATING-ROOMS, FOR SALE BY
PITHIIC AUCTION.-At the request OF the owner,
win sci. by public auction, on
SATURDAY, DEcLMDEH 10, 1881,
nj o'clock l.. NJ, the above building. The build
ing stands on leased ground at $500 per annum,
payable In quarterly instalments, lease 10 expire
on death of Mr.. Elizlbeti Samanni, and lessor OF
ground 10 receive at termination Of lease the value
OF the buildings thereon rs determined by disin-
tercstcd parties.
TERMS or SALE: One fourth cash; balance nj
four and eight months for negotiable notes, with
Interest added, and secured by decd OF trust.
de4 JOHN NJ GODDlN, Auctioneer.
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CoMMIssIoNER's OrTIoE,

All parties interested ia the decree, Of which the
foregoing Is an extract, are hereby notified that
1881, at ii o'clock A. ". as the time. and my
Office, No. 27 Skaters building As the place, FOR
executing the said decree.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery If lIenrieo Circuit Court the day and
year above written.
y. c. MINOR, Commissioner.
VI. A. ATKINSON, Jr, pa. no l7-rhiw
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4 French sayant. NJ. Delaunay, has writ
ten long treatise to prove from scientific
data that woman is In a lower stage OF deyel-
opement than man, both Intellectually and
physically. One OF his proofs is that
"woman Is more lat-footed and less archcd
than mana sign Of inieriority; hence her
preference for high-heeled shoes"
Prevention excels cure every time.
Always keep DIR. Bulls Cough syrup con-
venient; take ii in time, and you will be
free from coughs, colds, etc. Sold every
where. Price % cents bottle.
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General Passenger and Ticket Agl.,.
i. VI. n. TALCOTT, General Manager. uH 100
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by Ouarlcs & McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and AucuOnccrs,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE AND DESIRABLE MILL PROPER
TY. KNOWN A. "DRlNkEk'S MILL WITH
ALL OF THE MACHINERY, SITUATED IN
THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO on TIE RlNEls
ROAD, ABOUT -FOUR AND a HALE MILES
FROM THE CITY. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
In pursuance OF decree in the Circuit Court Of
Ilenrico county entered on the Bis. OF Nay, leSl
in the suit STYLED Walker. Saundcr, & Co., therein
pending. We the undersigned, appointed special
commissioners thereby, will offer for sale at the
front door OF llcnrico county courthouse, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER L.. 1851,
at o'clock =. NJ chat being court-iay), that
VERY VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY. with
all of the MACHINERY, above mentioned. The
property fronts on the River Rad, aud contains
1917 ACRES, aud adjoins the Lands Of L. \. Hill,
the land formerly owned by George Turner ana
Others. A.,
Tlls property will sell low: ard being near the
line of the new extension Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad, will ia short time greatly enhance
I'm value and good business can Dc done II small
outlay be- made.
Terms: ono third cash residue ut six and
twelve months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes per cent. added, and the ttle to be fetain-
cd un.il the entire purchase money hc plid:
30. LANE STERNE,
L. II. MCGUIRE,
go SUccial COmui-.i OncrS.
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VALUABLE LOTS,
VALUABLE LOTS,
WITH
SPLENDID WATER-POWER, &C.,
IN THE
TOWN OF DANYlLLE, VA,
FOR SALE.

In obedience 10 4 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
the ciiy Of Richmond entered the 10th November,
1881 Ia the cause Of Bruce and others rS The lo-
anokr Navigation Company and others the under
signed vii offer tor sale ~ public auction, on the
2OTH DECEMBER, 1851,
in the town of Danyillc, Va, Tie REAL ESTATE
OF TIE said ROANOKE NAVIGATION CONPA-
ny. situated In TIE said town. together with all the
WATER-POWkR, privileges, aud appuricn1nces
thereto belonging.
This property consists of lot fronting ono hun
drCd and eighteen II - feet on bridge street. and
running back n considerable depth 10 tie Dan
river. along which IL extends, ana has upon it a
part of the CANAL AND LOCKS used by the said
company. Its frontage upon Bridge street fur
nishcs admirable sites for building. and the CA
MAJ. which runs through II furnishes u WATER
POWER which II Is believed !, unsurpassed In the
state for manufacturing purpose.
The character Of this property, and lis location
I'm the n0urishing town Of Danylilr, which Is sur
rounded By fine mineral and agricultural coun-
Try and Is becoming a railroad centre, make livery
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. OF the purchase-mOney
I'm cash: balance I'm two and three years, bear
ing Interest from the day Of sale, with personal Sc
curity and title retained until the payment of the
purchase-money in full Possession given upon
The confirmation Of the sale 10y the Court.
This property will be offered In lots and as Il
whole.
4 plat of The property and IN absirac; OF the IT,
Tie inay hc seen ut the Office of City Engineer G. \.
Dallow, Danville, Va. JAMES LYONS. JR-
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company.
no22
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no23-Th4w
IN HENRICO CIRCUIT COURT-YIR-


Il GINA:
Josephine Alcn.,.................. Plaintiff,
against
Virginia 4. Allen. widow. and personal represent
tatiye OF Ignatius III. Allen, deceased; ). W.
F0izgy and Virginia n. his wife; William VAST
ington Allen. Henrietta Alien, John VI. Allen,
and Martha Jane Allen. and :. +. Waddill, guar
dian al ftem Of the last four defendants, Who
are infant children Of lgnatius II. Allen. de-
ceased Defendants.
The following f. an extract from the decree
made IN this cause on the 10Th day Of November,
1881:
- The Court doth adjuige, order,
and decree that this DC referred 90 Of the
commissioners Of this court 10 ascertain and re-
port
LIST. What estate, real and personal the said Ig-
nalius Allen died seized and possessed Of.
I'd. state what hcns, " any arc upon said estate.
80. Take an account OF all debts due by the
estate, and their prioritiee.
4th. Settle the account OF the personal rcprcscn-
tafiye.
5th. Ascertain and report whether partition can
he conveniently made In kiad between those enii-
tied as heirs AZ law.
9th. state what should be allowed the widow In
lieu Of DOVER
7th. What should he allowed the attorney as his
fee for scryice- In this cause.
The said commissioner shall before executing
this decree give notice 10 uli parties Ia interest
and 10 the creditors of the estate by due notice
published in OF the papers in the city OF
Richmond. as the law directs.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE Ed
WARD.
FAnMy1ILK. -. Noremler 22.


FARMynLE, VA, November -, 1881.
Peter Plaintiff,
Gil. bliss. Jr., Shorthand administrator &c.:B.A.
Wilson, administrator, &C.; &. VI. Walker, exec
utOr, &c: q. ". Booker, curator, &C.; Hercules
Bland, Mary Bland, j. Crisp, ID. kclsO, Martha
Iiill, :. Il. Boiling. the heirs Of James Bruce,
deceased; the heirs OF Robert Bruce; William
shepherd Robert MonrO and Jane his wife {;
James King and Helen his wife; Elizabeth Shep-
herd; John Walker and Ann his wife; Jane las
Defendants
To an Whom r Nay Concern:
Youare notified that have appointed MONDAY.
December 10, 1881, and my office, at farnN lie,
a. the time and place. for executing the decree
made In the above cause at the September lSSl)
term Of tic court. Among other matters the (oUft
directs the following inquiries:
lst Whether Alexander aud Peter Bruce jointly
continued the business OF the tesfItor David Bruce.
dccc1sed, in the town OF Farmyille, under the au-
thOrity Of his Will.
2d. Whcther either the said Alexander or Peter
Bruce did continue said business separately, and,
IL so, how long.
Sd. Into whose hands the personal estate Of the
said David Bruce passed, and what has become Of
a..
4th. Whether the special legacy Of $4,000 10 the
plaintiff =. BruCc, belucathed % him ~ the will Of
the said David Bruce. has ever been paid.
9Th. Whether the special legacy Of $4,000 10
Alexander Bruce. bequeathed 20 him by the " IN Of
David Bruce, las ever been paid.
9th. Who are the brothers and sisters Of the said
David Bruce now living and the descendants Of
such /. are dead.
It'll. Whether the mother and father Of the said
David Truce are now living or dead.
Sth. What fee, II any, ought u be allowed 20
counsel rs prayed for IN the petition Of George ".
Booker, curator Of the estate I David Bruce.
+. y. WATKINS,
no 23-Thsw Commissioner.
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William T. Booker, ESD. weli.knoewn
citizen, and at one time prominent iooa :.
eonIst of Lynchburg, died on MONDAY ~
the residence Of Mr.. William IL. carpenter
his son-in-law.
The condition Of DR.. Frank spencer, OF
J.vnchburg. Il said 10 be critical in the eN,
freme. and owing TO the complication Oh
diseases there is but slight hopes OF his re-
coyery.
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APPERsox & Co.. Auctioneers.


4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF \
"A LARGE AMOUNT OF VALUABLE 81
PROVED REAL ESTATE AND EIGHT HAND
SOME VACANT LOTS ON BOTH SIDES OF
CLAY STREET BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY S1REETS.-As administrator with the
will annexed of the late Thornton &. dp>comb,
and acting under decree Of the Chanccry Court
Of the city of Richmond, entered ON the Goth No
yember, 1881, I'm the case Of TAYLOR &c., against
Lipscomb. &c. shall offer for sale, ut public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1881,
at O'Clock r. NJ, az fair; If not on the first fair
day thereafier,) the following VALUABLE real.
ESTATE, located rs above, being the same of
which the late Thornton &. Lipscomb died seized
northwest corner Of Clay and Monroe streets,
fronting l32Nl50 feet 10 a wide alley, with the
large brick dwelling thereon. now occupied by
Mrs: Tuck. II contains eight rooms, besides
kitchen, &c. After which. that excellent BRICK
DWELLING adjoining the foregoing half-acrc on
the west, now occupied by Mrs. 7. X. Bass. 'front.'
Ing 81 feet, running back 100 feet 10 said alley.
The house contains eight rooms, besides brick
Kitchen, and IS IN good order. Aud Immediately
thereafter, will be sold The PROPERTY at the
southeast corner OF Clay aud Henry Streets 'front.'
Ing 141 feet. running back $50 feet 10 IN alley,
with Il fIRST-RATE brick dwelling thereon, oc-
cupied by Mr.. &. =. Johnston. 10 contains twelve
rooms, besides urge brick kitchen containing
four rooms. This Is really MOST DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE. anG Is also In good repair
The foregoing real estate viii be subdiyided into
hiblted at the sale, but in tie mean time can be
seen AT the Office Of the auctiOneers.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance Of six, twelve,
ana eighteen months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and tile retained tIIl all the purchase
money IS fully paid and conveyance ordered by
The Court BENJAMIN II. LlPSCOMB,
Administrator with the VIII annexed Of Thornton
G. Lipscomh, deceased. de4
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Close connection made 40 Richmond to aii point.
north aud south ria Richmond, lrT.0ri, b -Lnfr
and Potomac, Richmond and DauNilc aud ..rh-
mond and Petersburg railroads, and 90 ~ n.uft
with Norfolk and Western and virginia Miitl'
railroads, and 40 Williamson with tu'affAA'
and Ohio railroad for ai points east and Ns.i.
For other information apply AZ Nos. Ilu' 'i
1907 Bank street b. =. BARBOi =.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
DECATTE ANrKif. Gcnaral ManAgrr. - II
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr'
If13 east Mnins'rect
SALE OF THREE VAL
LIABLE AND DESIRABLE
MODERN-sTYLE BRICK DWELLINGS,
TEN ROOMS EACH,
WITH IRON ERANDAs,
on WEST MAIN STREET.

nv yirtue Of two deeds Of trust eNecn'cd by W.
C. SIayo and wif,-the hrst dated June ~, - ~
10 WI. COwardin. trustee, and recorded IN ltlch-
mOnd Chanccry COur,, ID. u. lob H., plre - T. lhe
otter dated | 9th day of October, 1874, To Jonn =
Wise trustee and recorded -. II. l04 ". page 81
I'm slid cOurt-and whereas default has been maze
and being required 80 ~ do 10y the hcnehcllIcs III
said deeds We, n trustees, shall sell NJ pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEhBER 1lTII,
at 4 o'clock l.. NJ. those THREE MODEhN
STOCk-BRICk RESIDENCES with lsDN VIZ,
RNNDAS. on the northeast corner ~ Nam ana
Linden streets. Mo-. 9ls. 900, and ~, now occu-
pied by Dr. :. T.. Dove. =. W. Hates Esi-, ana y
A. Uutclcsnn. EsI., containing ten rooms cach
with hot and cold water baths. cooking-ranges
and all modern couycniCnces. These houses ere
such ~ are often sought after having only one
flight Of u airs, giving acccs to all parts 81 NC
house, and are described In the sad deeds as fol-
lows: - ,
"That certain lot Of ground fronting 90 feet !
tnche, on the northeast corner Of Main and Linden
streets: runs back between parallel Hines 100 feet
To an alley 10 feet wide &c.
TFHMS: While TIE deeds call fOr cash, yet hy
consent ~ all parties concerned the terms viii he
one third cash: balance IN SIX and twelve months
interest added, secured by trusl-dccd.
". /. COWARDlN,l Trr.fccs
JOHN :. WISE.
!. THOMPSON BROwN, AuciionecT. dr s