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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-02

The public wants to know, and with Justice
how much Of the Post Office business is to b.
conducted with the view of afording the accom-
mediation for which it was established and hov
much for the convenience of its large salariet
post OF duty is proverbial. Under the forme
regime mails closed one hour prior to vessel
advertised time of departure: Now it is tw'
hours, with an hour earlier on papers and reg
istered parcels, the result of which is that tn
consgnee's bags are getting to be more i'm
portant convenience
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A Political Secret.

A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa, says
alt has just been ascertained that some
parties are circulating printed letter
among certain Democrats calculated to in
fluencc the coming Democratic State Con-
yentior. The letter incloses copy Of the
platform adopted ut the recent Greenback
State Convention, and gives warning that
the Democrats have Eeen too often defeated
in this State by leaning toward Just such
sentiments. The circular is sent to all
bank officers and officers of corporations
in the State who are Democrats, and asks
them to assist in setting up the con-
vention so that il shall not denOuncc corpO-
rations and national banks. low long this
has been going Oil is not known, AS the
matter has been very cautiously and quietly
worked. 1t has, however, created cOnsid-
cradle excitement among those who have a
knowledge OF it, as it is regarded As blow
at the movement to nominate Judge Trun-
key, to accomplish his defeat directly or to
make platform upon which he could not
possibly stand. Its claimed that Hopkins
is in the movement. and that the circular
can be traced back to William l.. Scott, OF
Erie"
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CITY TAXES.
PROPOSALS..
CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,}
RICHMOND, VA. June 3. 1852. !
NOTICE TO BRICKMASONS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received 1T this Office until

SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received 1T this Office until
TUESDAY, 20rH INSTANT.
at @ O'Clock L. NJ. for the CONSTRUCTION OF
THE FOLLOWING SEWERS:
Grace street from Twenty-Gfih 10 Twenty seventh
strect.l6 inches by "a inches, egg shape:
Twcnty-ifth street from 10 o street, 10 inches
by "a inches, egg shape;
Eighteenth street from Broad 10 Marshall street,
20 inches by 80 inches. egg shape;
Eighteenth street from Marshall 10 Ncnable street,
16 inches by "a inches, egg shsre;
Fourth street between Duyal and Baker streets 10
Preston street, 20 inches by 30 inches, egg
shape;
Third street from jackson to Baker street, 90
inches by 80 inches, egg shape;
Munford street from Broad to Marshall street, 1G
inches by "a inches, egg shape;
Grace street from Harrison TO Ryland street, 10
inches by "a inches, egg shape;
Broad and Seventeenth streets To Chesapeake and
Ohio depot, 20 inches by 80 inches, egg shape
Inlet Ninth beyond VI street.
Specifications can be seen by applying at this
office.
Any bidder who shall fail after one weeks notice
being given of the acceptance OF his bic 10 furnish
the required security shall forfeit his claim 10 the
work.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right io
reject any or all proposals and 10 give the contract
separately for each portion sf the work.
W. +. CUTsHAW,
We 3-dtd City Engineer
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LIEBIG COMPANY's Coca BEEF TONIC
t'Gives more tone than anything l have
ever used or prescribed" says Professor
ii. Gopllon, NJ. D., physician to the Grand
Duke of SaXony, knight OF the Iron Cross,
etc. "The effect OF the Coca borders upon
the marvellous, and if not clearly authenti-
Gated by scientists of undoubted veracity
would be altogether beyond belief" says
DR.. William s. Searle.
Invaluable in head affections, weakened
memory, dizziness, determination of blood
TO the head, sick and nervous-headache
Also, highly beneficial in palpitation Of the
heart and other forms of heart-discase,
dyspepsia, monthly suffering, and bilious.
ness. Beware OF worthless limitations.
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The Cincinnati Italian Society on Mon
siay night resolved 10 erect bronze statue
of Garibaldi In that city.
Eckhardt spohr, an upholsterer. No. 20
Hanover street, in Baltimore, committed
suicide Monday night by hanging himself
70 a hook with his wifc's cheinise.
Seven thousand boxes Of cheese were
sold al Utica on Monday at 10lG114 cents,
the ruling price being III cents. Sixteen
hundred boxes were consigned.
Justice w. c. Tallmadge's COURTROOM at
Mechanicsville, n. u, was burned on Mon
dav. A model OF the Strasburg clock, on
exhibition In the building, was destroyed.
It's value was $4,000.
Emanuel Marx, a wealthy banker resid-
ing in Texas, died on Monday in car Of
the New York Central railroad while on his
way TO New York from Syracuse. He was
subject to chronic dysentery.
At the session Of the New England Soci-
city Of Friends at Newport, X. l., on Mon
day, statistics were presented from the dil-
ierent quarterly meetings showing during
the year 80 births, 81 deaths. 80 new mem
bers, and a total membership OF 4,4Oo.
The National Mercantile Travellers As
ISOLATION began It's session at Cincinnati
Yesterday. The object Of the meeting Is to
create an influence in favor OF legal mea-
sures TO protect the rights OF travelling
statesmen in the South and West.
Forest fires are raging southwest OF
Millsyillc, Wis, and have destroyed the
entire logging camp OF +. ID. Lindsay.
The fire is sweeping towards Hewittviile,
aud that village and IIewitts Mill VIII III
doubleday be destroyed. Cattle have been
burned. The entire population turned
out yesterday to fight the fire.
The inquest at Wilmington, Del, into
the death OF Dennis j. Gallagher, whose
body was found floating in the Delaware,
with indications OF foul play, was con-
Guided on Monday morning. The Penns-
willie fishermen. who claimed to have found
the body floating in the river with num-
Der Of bricks tied to it, did not appear TO
substantiate their story, and the jury rem
dercd a verdict Of accidentally drowned.
The Pennsylvania University, in West
Philadelphia. has established a crematory,
and the bodies dissccted by the students
are reduced to ashes very quickly and at
little expense. The Philadelphia Board OF
Health has under consideration q PROPOSE
ton TO cremate the bodies Of smallpox pa
tients who die at the hospital, thus averting
the danger OF infection TO the living while
burying the dead.
Fire broke out on Monday morningin Bos-
ton in large four-story brick building ia
cling Wareham street, and extended through
to Plimpton street. and occupied by several
firms. The building and contents were
consumed. The adjoining building, he.
longing to Battery A, VI. V. NJ, was badly
damaged. Several small structures con-
tiguous TO the main building were more or
less damaged. The loss will aggregate
about $4,000, upon which there is an in
surance of S44,G2j.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE NUM-
L Der OF BUILDING LOTS ON HARNIE
OR BEVERLY STREET. RANDOLPH STREET.
GILBERT STREET. IN liOPEDALE AND
ARLINGTON. IN HE WEST END, WHERE
PROPERTY Is STEADILY INCREASING IN
VALULE-SOME OF THESE LOTS ARE Dl-
RECTLY IN TIE LINE OF IMPROVEMENT
AND THREE OF THEM HAVE SMh l. l.
FRAME HOUSES TllEREON.-By virtue Of "a
decd Of trust dated 22d February. 1879. and duly
recorded. and AZ the request of al parties inter
ested, will sell. on the premises, On
THURSDAY. JUNE 18TH,
at ) O'Clock Il. NJ. in the following order-yz.:
1st-at 5 l.. M-SENEN LOTS. 3Oyl22 feet NJ
southwest corner Of iIarvie or Beverly street. one
square from Cary street, and just on the corpora
tioa line.
2d-at 81 p. M.-TIREE LOTS. 3Ox109 feet.
on the south side of iIaric between Randolph and
Washington stress.
3d-al 6 O'Clock L. N.-TilGEE LOTS 30Xl33
feet. IN The plan Of Arlington near /ctclc's place
with THREE SMALL FRAME HOUSES thereon.
ith-at IS O'Clock l.. M-TNO LOTS, 3UXlJ0
feet. on Gilbert street, i'm the plan of ll0pedale.
adjoining Arlington.
i the above lots have To re Sold and the owner
Is willing TO make a great sacrifice, bargains can
be had.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance mt SIX. twelve.
snd eighteen months-with interest added.
HENRY G.. CANNON. Trustee.
Sale by FRANK u. HILL & CO., AuctiOnCcrs.
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BY w. H. Lvnc 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers'
11I3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
ABoT 9oS AcEE;s;o , WrTH S lNrf1 asii-
IANn' M sI,t,TIoN.-By virtue of deed Of
s, rom Charles Hog%s ny ind 1850 IS I" a"d re
cnr,,,,d ~ ,hn c,crtis office or Hanover County
H. e t aS ssi ,nsr esy .
cnred and bcng reo;,ired 10 do by the benencia.
~ therein shall sell by public auction IN front o,
the store Of MessrscCox & Lcakc, In the town OF
Ashland. on
WEDNESDAY JUNE IL, 1882,
nj 8 O'Clock =. NJ, the REAL EST M de,crioed
I'm said dced-to wit: A TRACT OF LAND con-
taIning 2O6i ACRES. more or less, Known as the
.sally-Cross Farm." about tlrcc Ines WI i,",n
Ashland, on the road leading from Ashland to
Vaughan schoo-house having Cositon vo,,
DWELLING; and the usual oulhouscs ihereon' ana
now In the OCCUPANCY Of stewart sickler, Esq:
TERMS: Cash AS 10 cxpcnses 81 sale and the
sum OF {23s.27. with Interest from April "a,
1881 and the sum Of a2J y. win interest IRON
April "a. 1889: and the residue upon such Terms
as shall be announced ut time OF sale.
II. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W. LYME & Co., Auctlonters.
ie2&1&tdtds
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AUCTION HALEs-ruture Days.
by n. Chanin 4 Co.
Real Estate Auctoneers.
UCTION SALE OF THAT VERY
DESIRABLE AND
CoNvENTENTLY-LOCAT
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 313 EAST MAIN STREET;
ALSO,
THOSE TWO NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos. 312 AND 31i EAST CARY STREET.
by II. r.. Chaffin q Co.
Real Estate Auctlonecrs.

At the request of the owner we will sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1852,
ut 81 O'Clock i. NJ, the above described DWELL
INGS.
No. 313 EAST nAIN, between Third and Fourth
streets, f. n FIRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING,
containing about ten roOins II j. furnished WIN
gas, range hot and cod water, bath. laundry, &C.,
and all in thorough repair. The lot fronts 20 feet
Inches on Main street, and has large brick
kitchen. stable, and carragc-house In rear. This
Is first-cass house in all respects, and located
Just where II is pleasant and convenient To live:
NOS 3I2 AND 3l4 EAST CARY, between Inrd
and Fourth streets. arc NEAT AND COMtOT1-
ABLE FRAME DIV ELLlNGS, with about seven
or eight rooms each. besides kitchens. servants
rooms. coal-lOuses, &C.. furnished with gas and
water. The lots front 2 feet each on Cary street
and extend back TO an alley. The houses are both
occupied by good tenants AZ paving rentals.
This sale VIII commence on Main street, ana
should attract the attention of parties seeking de-
sirahle homes or wishing To make paying invest
mcnts.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash: balance IN one, two.
an.Lthrce years for notes, with per cent Interest,
secured by deeds Oftrust and policies of insurance.
Il. Il. CIAftIN & CO.,
tc IL Auctiuneers.
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CITY ESGINEER's OFFICE)
RICHMOND, VA, June Q, 1852.
NOTICE TO ST0NE-PAVERS.
SEALED. PROPOSALS
will be received az this Office until

SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received az this Office until
TUESDAY. 20TH INSTANT,
at o'clock j.. NJ for furnishing ali materials and
laying
PREPARED GRANITE BLOCK PAVING
on Main street from Fourteenth 10 Eighteenth
street, and also on shockoc slip.
The bidders must furnish samples Of rhe stones
to be used showing lrst, second. and third quality
blocks.
Specifications can lie seen by applying 1T this
Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right 10
ejeet any or all proposals offered.
W. T.. CUTsIIAW,
jc Q-dtd City Engineer.
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AUCTION sALES...Futurs Days.
by william II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1I13 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
SUBURBAN PLACE OF TEN ACRES,
WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
LYING BETWEEN
BROAD AND FRANKLIN STREETS
CONTINUED, FRONTING on BOTH, WITHIN
AQUARTER OF A MILE OF THE CITY,
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
FAIRGROUNDS
OF TUE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
by AUCTION.

by virtue of q deed OF trust from ". T.. Guerrant.
trustee. and others to james A. Richardson. trus-
lee, bearing date the 10th Of June. 1850, and Of
record In The clerks Office OF Uenrico County
Court, IN ID. u. lO5. page Is, default having been
made IN the payment of the debt thereby sec urcd.
and being required so 10 do by the beneficiary
therein. the undersigned. executor Of James a.
Richardson. deceased, will sell by public auction.
on the prcmiscs, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 20. 1852,
ut 6 o'clock T.. W.. the REAL ESTATE described
IN said deed, and located as above, consisting Of
Ten ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL. ELEVATED,
AND IIGHLY-IMPRONED LAND. extending
within parallel liucsl through from the continue
ton of Broad street Ia the continuation of Frank
lin street, and having front on each of COS ice.
plat of which can be seen at the Office of the
auctionoors. The buildings consist If NEAT
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE, containing
about nine rooms, needing only a small outlay for
REPAIRS several smlillr dwellings. yielding good
rental: good stable; hen-housc. &c: two wells Of
zine grove of oaks and ornamented with box aud
other shrubbery; orchard with a variety Of fruit.
&c.
This property viii be sold as a whole or sub-di-
yided, rs may seem best at dime of sale: and is
beautiful and hcalttl location. aud the certainty
of it, early and constant increase I'm value with the
continued growth OF the city In thar direction
render IL very desirable either for occupancy rs q
home or rs an investment.
TERMS. Ly consent of all parties: Oac fourth
cash the re idue by negotiable notes at six, twelve
aud eighteen months. with interest added, and Sc
cured by adeed Of trust. JAMES II. ELAN.
Executor of james 4. Richardson, deceased
". II. LYME & CO., Auctionccrs. Jc9
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by virtue Of a decree q the Ciignc,-, f.,... d.
ne cry ~ Richmond entered tie 1911 az a..
1881 IN the suit Of tie " Planter. N,fi.r.f -
vs.. L.nes 9uiAiorc' &C. and Subsequent d,,.-,.f
pronounced ~ said .ur, Do said cai,-.. tl, ,,,.
sifncc. sIccldl commissioner fhcu,'g ,,.t..,..,
VIII sell 10y public auction. ON the pronl.,.. .l
SATURDAY. JUNR Il. I>l2.
az J. O'Clock 7. W.. the VERY VATr-tETF DID,
fthll l"cstcd anu described a. rao,c. fo,'t.
Oh VIC souui linc ~ Main street - 7.I2 a. ,.i
s,Nloloihs Duck Between parallel line. sna m
more or les. to an alley "-'- '''''
. ". 'atiun ~ tli- property ls. without sNe.n.
lioh, me best in tie city. whl'c tlr y,f, ,tn,irt
@ ". Tor iurhc-s purpose. aul tlr sYcrl.
III ~ 'l 'uthI- orruiN.ug n. should attract
pa,, "l,hhg Tic most SOLID ana pfoftallr
market. ''' 'i' 'H
TERMS; One fourth cash: residue 90 .iN.tw,lt.
ana eighteen months for ucgltiaiir nodes. p. .f.r
cent. added. ana tlr TILE retained until fhf o.. '
Iurcha>c-moncy I. paid ami t CONVEYANCE ,r.,r,.l
10y the Court. CHARLES 3. MnlILOCk.
HENRY g.. Cannon.
-, special Comui ..0nO-..
and Aurf llua.r,
QUAELES " NJ ClRDY.N M-
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'ERUSTEE'S AUCTION >ALEOT THE
L NICE NEW BRiCh DNIIl.\ $50. Nn.i .1.
SOUTH SIDE OF MAE~NAil EllNt hN
MONROE AND HENRY >lflf ~.-lY f.Ii..
Of a tru-t-dcpd from "a. ". ln.IIi. H.I allrftU.
daicd 18th DCcemh,r. 1879. recorded iu i..I.-
mond Chanccry Court. 90 10. i. lD g.. page D..
default having been maGr. Iui IO.u- Nrrf1
qlhcd 10y the bCncdc.arr, { VIII 500 .y auo'f .H..l
The PREMISE. on
TUESDAY. JUNr 2o. l~--.
~ s. O'Clock i. w.. rho alnNl-.i, described Affi
DESIRABLE AND WtII.-It liI DlIAftfD
BN ELLlNG. continuing -rfru rooms. lIU .t
fronts 30 feet. and runs hIrk $50 &c.. fnH lt-i f
allcy. s party a. ready 10 rent lf $500 lrIui
TERMS: Easy amt made known 10 -l...
j. T.. ApPII-ON.
les IN.t.
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DIR. THOMAS 7. ATKINSON,

formerly of Danvile, Va.
DIR. Atkinson was at one time president Of the
State Medical Association. and well-known COM
tributor To some Of the leading medical journasof
the country.
"The Buffalo I.itlia Water has wel-established
reputation as valuable remedial agent In many
of the AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN. ana
espccIalIy In all disorders of mcnstruation, uncon-
uccted with organic lesion. whether In cases III
which the function has never been established,
or. after having been Is suppressed, constitu~
ting amenorrhoea, those IN which TIE function is
those IN which IL takes place in other parts than
the uterus: yicariOus mcnstruation, or those III
which the flow Is excessive, menorrhgia.'
my 25-Ih&su3w
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DIR. MARTIN l.. JAMES,

DIR. MARTIN l.. JAMES,
of Richmond, Va.
Professor of Matcria Ncdica and Therapeutics
Medical College OF Vireinia.
Proceedings fthc Richmond virginia. Academy
of Medicine. December 16, 1891
"Dr. danes further reported Il case Of CoNGEs-
TIoN OF TIL KIDNEYS IN u lady eight months adj
yanced In pregnancy, attended by marked 9deina,
both over the cxtrcmities and surface. ana ny
ur-pmic pojsoninp to such an extent as very seri-
ously impaired tie vision of the patient. The
symptoms lad l.ed him with the gravcst apprc-
bcnsiou rs 10 the issue OF the labor. Under the In
Juence, however. Of the Ii:llia Water. freely ad-
minstercd for three weeks. the alarming features
OF the case disappeared. aud she was delivered
without any untoward symptoms. Other rene
dies said Df. james were used In these cases but
the favorable results seemed clearly attributable To
the action of the water
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N ENTERpRIsING HOUSE OF

IA good standing, doing business with wine-mer-
chants, grOcers, and druggists, will br appointed
agents for the sale In this city and vicinity of
"ZOEDONE,m the national non-aicoholic bcvc-
rage Of Great Britain. and rapidly becoming popu-
iarzed In this country. Application for the agency
may be addressed 10 ZoedOne Bureau. 81 Park
Place, New York city. The beverage Is peculiarly
adapted To southern climates. my 24-W&SaSt
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Nv Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

V,RUSTEE,S SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
i BUIIDING LOT on TIE EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH sTREETS.-As trustee under a deed OF
trust dated 18th December, 1878, ana suly re-
corded. and also rs directed by a decree of tie
Chanccry Court Of Richmond, In the case of Wat
klns rs Lancaster, will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14TH.
at 81 O'Clock =. NJ, the LOT OF GROUND situa-
ted above, and lying next south Of the residence
OF Miss Maria Blair.
Ii fronts 22J4 feet and runs back 100 feet TO an
alley. -
IL Is situated In n pleasant nelghborhood, near
to business. and Is desirable site for II dwelling
TERMS: At sale.
ISAAC II. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS. AuctiOnecrs. jc9
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SPECIALITY, DISEASES OF WOMEN.

DE-. JAMES n. MCCAW,
Professor OF the Practice Of sfcdicine In INC VIZ
ginia Medical College.
Extract from The Proceedings Of the Riehmoho
Academy of Medicine, October 10, 1879, taken
from the Virginia Medical Monthly OF Dcccm-
her, 1881
"BrrrAIo LITHIA WATERS OF MEckLfN-
BURG COUNTY, VA. ~ FkMAht Mp UIhtt DisS :
The Practice OF Medicine in the Virginia Medical
college al R!chmond), reported two cases OF gre =
;rr,tsItIify of the rTERUs and BLADDER WHEN
an OTHER TREATMENT HAD FAILED-Bo1ii To-
CAL AND GENERALIZATION were very m'cn re-
IIeved BY the use Of the Buffalo Litiia Water.
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surrov 4 CO.. Aucllonccrs. i,-
sAIE OF rIIIY

y vi u y
" THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND u f'-
TRICK COINrN.-M obedience Co. a decree
the Chanccry Court 81 The city 81 Rae 'ui' 49,
nounccd on tie Sth Day II December l~~ VI, '
suit therein pcnding. styled Kent, executor
Puryis's administrator. &C., We shall ell 80
auction, nj the coart-hOu,c n iatficn county
THUR>DAI.JV 20. ls>2.
AZ II o'clock NJ. certain TRA' I or J. W.
g. utainiBg $4,000 ACRES. more or ICES. ], .it
the s.td county of Patrick, in thc state 81 N''-
mia. on The waters of liig aud Little Dan iiN
and south MAYO river 81 which The la'f J'N' .
Puryis died seized.
This land I, supposed o. De very valuable l'
crll land. aud also as lying near the route 'i .
DanYilic and NcW-liiscr railroad.
TERMS: Cash a. to sd much or thr rfn,t''.
will be sufficient 10 pay expenses 81 ,1lc. e.
the residue In equal instruments. payable ~
two. and thrve year.. Win Interest tr'm ihr 10y
sale. the purchaser o. give bonds or nts
notes for he deferred Msttlmcnt,. aut tr
10 De- retained until tic whole purcii..,t-ni.l'.
paid and 4 conveyance ordered bN O.. t..f.,
ROBERT HON Altl.
WILLIAM =. LtAht'
ap2g special Comm ,ei'Hr"
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioucer..
SALEOF 4 BRICK

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ABRiCk
TIE BALLARD HOUSE. i LOT on IMENTl-
FIFTH STREET NEAR LElGH-STREET BAP-
list CHURCH. AND ANOTHER Lot ON
NENABLE STREET NEAR MOSBN STREET,
AT AUCTlON.-in further execution Of q decree
OF the Chancery Court Of Richmond. entered on
2lst June. 1881. In the four causes Of Winslon's
executors Is. Briel, &C." Turner and wife -.
Bricl, &C." "Rohin,On who sues. &C.. rs. Bricl.
&c." and "iiarwOOd who sues. &C.. :. Brlel"
we WILL as special mmis,iOners offer for sale ~
public auction, on the premises, respectively, ON
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1881,
az 81 O'Clock l.. VI. the BRICK HOUSE. Nc. 1i26.
on the north side of franklin street Just below the
Ballard House, with lot "a fret front by % 1912
feet o. an alley, now occupied by tenants al good
rental. Aud
.ATGO'CLOCK L. ". OF SAME DAY
we will sell the VALUABLE LOT on the west
side Of Twcnty-tfth street, nearly IN front Of
Leigh street Baptist church. fronting 81 feet bN
l22 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. This lot l.
graded down T. the street level. aud T. Just ready
FOR a building, which weuld doubtless pay well Ia
this rapidly-imprOy!ng part of the c!.y. And
AT6e O'Clock 4. VI. or SAME DAY
We will sell the VACANT LOT on the north side
of Nonublc street between Eighteenth aud Moshy
streets. fronting So feet by depth OF Ga feet.
Til, lot will Dc sold a. a whole or subd!ylled, Is
may seem best al the time Of sale.
TRIMS: one fourth cash: balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months for notes. with interest added
aud title retained. j. II. YOUNG,
4. X. COURTNEY,
GEORGE 4. IIAW.
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. ico
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-14
AUCTION sALES...Yuturc D.x.
by W. H. Lyme 4 Co. and Quaries 4 Mccnrdv
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneors.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF THOSE TWO
HANDSOME, ATTRACTIVE, VERY yALr,.
BILE AND CoMMoDIOUs
FIvE-sToRY IRON AND sToCX.BRict.
FRONT STORES,
KNOWN IS THE
"PIiCE BLOCK
ON TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER or vtr,
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
IN THE VERY HEART AND
BUSINESS PORTION OF TIE CITY
OCCUPIED BY TIE MERCHANTS NATION,
BANK, TIE MERCHANT, AND
PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK.
AND TIE UPPER PART BY MF,,Ps
HoEN & CO., LiTHOGRAPHFrs.