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IRON. STEEL. Ae.
METALS, GRINDsTONEs, &c.

METALS, GRrNDSTONES, &c.
BEST REFINED BAR lRON--assortcd sizes:
HORSESHOE, HOOP, BAND, and OVALS,
sWEDE IRON and NORWAY .sUAPES-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
sIiEET-IR0N
MAYORS CAST, SPRING, and TIRE-srEEL I:
sPELTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AxLEs,
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO GRINDsTONEs-a
fuli supply.
For sale by HENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
del0-Sm corner Fifteenth aud Cary streets.
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RUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING.

49, ~ - y y aAO - q. VIZ DiNn.
RuBY's poy,,
READY FOR INSTANT USE,
WONDROUsLl CHEAP
This magnificent LIQUID GLIDING may be
used wherever gold adds beatty.
II instantly gives surface resembling SOLID
GOLD, no matter where applied.
IL Is extensively used by manufacturers, paint
ers, gilders, &C.. In place Of gold leaf.
FOR LADIES.
RUBl'S ROYAL GLIDING Is invaluablefor
GLIDING HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS.
FRAMES. CORRICEs,
BASKETS, FANS,
ETAGERE OBJECTS,
DECORATIVE PAINTING. Sc.
Mos, fashionable articles are more than doubled
In value by the merest touch OF gold
ANY ONE CAN USE 1T.
CAMEL's-liAiR BLUSH IN EVERY BOX.
THE COST Is THRILLING.
SOLD BY
WEST. JOHNSTON K CO., OIL east Main street !.
I. L. ID. WALFORD, All east Broad street;
l.. Il. FRANCK, % north Ninth street;
l.. LEWIS. 912 east Main street;
II. GuNST SON, COS east Broad street;
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1902 Main street;
And by all paint dealers and druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MFG. Co.
New York.
CIRCULAR FREE. no l5-eodlm
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DRCGS. MEDlGiSES. &c.

A NTIZY TIC.
RICHMOND, March 3. 1882.
Having used BLAIR'S CHLORhL THYMOL
PROPHYLACTlC AND DIsNFECTANT du-
ring a hong and tedious illness. willingly state
that Il is mos, effective and agreeable pre-
paraiion for elegant publication Of sick rooms,
and especially serviceable in cases Of fever and
cont}gion.
lSignedl G. ". HARRIS, VI. ID.
For sale by druggists de &
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Rev. Adam &. Bledsoe, the nevly-ap-
nointed pastor Of Broad-Strcet Methodist
Epiycopai church, will arrive In tho city
on Friday afternoon, and Viii deliver hts
Hrst sermon on sunday morning next.
Mr.. B,edsoe has always drawn large con-
rrcgatlons wherever he has been, and Is
considered one OF the most eloquent
prcachers In the Virginia Conference. The
Broad-street congregation feel themselves
highly complimentcd In obtaining this
most excellent appointment.
The Virginia Press Association viii mee'
NJ half-past f2 O'Clock to-day at the head.
uuarters Of the Association, In Rutgers
new building, on Bank street.
Judge Il. II. Fitzhugh, who has pre-.
sided over the Chsncery Court OF Rich
mond since its organization, will probably
hold his last court to-day.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals VIII de-
eide the Peters burg cases tomorrow.
Judge Aiken II at the Exchange Hotel
Tie will preside in the Hastings Court again
In fixing the time for the trial OF Mr.. sneI
hing.
Rev. J. l.. NJ. Curry. ID. D., was on yes.
terday elected president Of the Board OF
Trustees Of Richmond College to I'LL thu
vacancy caused by the death OF Jane
Thomas, Jr.
In the notice Of the organization OF Tho
new French beneficial society, published
Yesterday, the name OF .Mr. X. Ferrandih
VS. treasurer was ofsitted.
Mr. James r. Vaughan, No. 124, corner
Twentieth and Grace streets. is very sick
Judge A. NJ. Aiken made fine impress
sion upon the bench here yesterday: No
purer or more impartial and fearless Judge
ever sat on the bench.
Lots OF country produce Is coming INTO
the city, and there IL not the smallest prob
ability Of any lack Of Christmas cheer.
The Messrs. Smith three brothers), ol
Boston, are erecting large brick building
on Adams street, corner OF Canal, when
they will use as an ice mandatory.
Mr.. Clyde and several other gentlemen
largely interested in the Richmond and
Danyile railroad are at the Exchange
They came TO attend the annual meeting OF
the stockholders TO be held to-day.
About s o'clock last night, while Rev. j.
Il. Tyler was up in his chamber preparing
TO 90 ont to perform marriage ceremony
a thief entered his house and took from
the rack In the hall two Overcoats, inclu
ding the best ministerial one, putting The
reverend gentleman under the necessity Of
b orrowing one before going out.
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HAVE ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
i large quantities Of HAY aud GRAIN, which
offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, and
at lowest market prices. ,
Orders by mail or telephone promptly attended
to. Telephone No.. Z6s. Join hELLl,
Seventeenth and Cary streets, Rchmoud. Va.
Cash paid for CORN in large or small quanti-
ties. tie 10 W. XII
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E- Diamond Dyes will color anything
any color, and never fail. The easiest and
best way to economize. Ten cents at MI
druggists.
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Personal.

DERSONAL.-All interested in the rattle
of the 800 NEW COLUMBIA BiCICLE
will meet at the Regimental Armory TONIGHT
at 8 O'Clock. A few chances only left.
CABELL DAVIS,
de 2-It It. Clair Hotel.
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by FUrman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Aucioneer.
1OlG Main street.
4 UCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE BR0AD-sTREET PROPERTY,
No. OF.
BETWEEN JEFFERSON md MADISON
STREETS.

by request of the owners. shali soll by auc-
ton
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1852,
on the premises. at O'Clock p. NJ, the above re-
r.rred 10 PROPERTY. being q TWO-STORT
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. containing
four rooms. and detached kitchen with five rooms.
The LOT fronts 8 feet on the south side OF Broad
street. and extends back good depth, with both
side and rear alleys.
This property at present offers snug invest
ment. and is truly valuable. but l. destined 10
greatly enhance in value. living rs n does on this
great business street. where values so rapidly run
up. \ profitable investment is guaranteed by This
sale, so all seeking gOOdpayng real estate are in
vifed tO-je present
TERMS: At sale. FERMAN TUPPER,
de 3,6,S.o.lO 1918 Auctioncer
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TIE BERNARD BENEFIT LAST NIGHT
The benefit rendered by the Mozart Asso-
citation last night to Mr.. Pierre Bernard
was eminently successful as performance,
but not 20 much as il should have been rs
a substantial recognitition Of that gentle
mans services to that Association. The
hall should have been crowded, but there
were many vacant seats, which fact is
greatly to be regretted. "Patience" was
excellently-well rendered. and it suffered no
deterioration by the change Of several OF the
principal characters. The Bunthorne of Mr..
Mountjoy Walker was very fine. His act
ing and singing surprised many in the
audience, who, while knowing his versatile
qualities, were not prepared for such an
exhibition Of his powers. Mr. Thomas o.
English as the Duke also acquitted himself
remarkably well and was generously APP
plauded. Last, though by far not the least
of the new ones in the cast, was the fair
d<butantf, Miss Adah Levy, who personated
Lady Jane, most difficult character even
for professionals; but she acquitted herself
so well that nothing but words OF COM
mendation can be said or written.
She has rich voice. which she
handles wonderfully well, both in song
and dialogue. and her acting is easy and
graceful. Several beautiful floral tributes
10 these three attested the pleasure OF their
many friends at their success. or the rest
of the cast and chorus, enough has been
said on former occasions. They were well
up in their parts and aided in making the
performance satisfactory to all.
Between the acts Messrs. W. Ii. Grant
and Frank w. Cunningham RECALLED the
audience with some fine singing. The
former sang "The Two Grenadiers," ant
the latter the new version Of "Fragran
Summer Time" as arranged and composed
by Mr.. Furst, OF Baltimore.
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TEMPERANCE Neutrality-suspicious.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
held meeting last night at the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association
furnish to the public a first-class eating
house where patrons will be free from
temptations to strong drink. The plan is
to get such a number Of good citizens to
take stock In the enterprise as To- furnish a
good financial basis. The ladies will begin
ut once to get subscribers to the stock.
Several prominent businessmen were
present ut the meeting, heartily approved
the enterprise. made many valuable sug-
gestions, and gave financial aid.
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BATTLE or CHANCEILORsvILLE--
Fitx. Lee, by special request, will repeat
his famous lecture in this city next month.
lie received perfect ovation last month
In the principal southern cities, where this
lecture was given for the benefit OF the
Southern Historical Society, and should
have here most enthusiastic reception.
The proceeds will be applied to uniform
Ing company In the First regiment.
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I'm execution Of decree Of the Chanccry ,o,rt
or The city of Richmond. rendered on the Goth day
M Noycniber. 1882, In the SUIT of James Alfred
Homes, trustee. cs. Joseph Aliens administrator,
&C. and Hewitt. &C., rs. Allen &C., we. the under
signed. special commissioners thereby appointed,
Will proceed to sell nj public auction, upon the
premises. the REAL ESTATE above referred To-
commencing on
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CALE OF A VALUABLE FARM AT


GALE OF \ VALUABLE FARM AT
- AUCTION.-As commissioners. acting under
a decree OF the Circuit Court of the county OF
Amelia, rendered at the March term thereof, in
tbs year lSS i, In The suits Of AndersOns executor
rs jackson, &C.. Ellison, &C., rs. Jack son, &c,
and Jackson, &C., rs. jackson, &C., We viii offer
for sale NJ public auction, at Amelia Courthouse,
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1852.
that being cougt-day. that VALUABLE FARM
formerly owned by Nat. Harrison. deceased, lying
In Amelia county. on Nibbs creek, three miles
from the Danyille railroad and i've mile from
Amelia Courthouse the nearest depot. containing
about ONE THOUSAND AND NINETY ACRES,
including about $50 acres Of lowgrounds. II 4
well tin>jercd with oak. pine &c. aud has upon Il
a'gOOd dwelling house and other buildings. II adj
Joins the lands of John I. Pride, Bradley r. john
son, G. Il. irwin, joseph Il. Anderson. and others.
TERMS: one third cash: bonds for residue al
one and two years. I'm equal instruments, caring
six per cent interest from date. title retained I'll
the whole purchase-m0ney Is paid.
WILLIS !. DANCE,
EDGAR ALLAN.
no 30-tDec26 W. W. COSBY.
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ny Quarles & NcCuriy,
tsurceSSOr- 10 Robert q. LyneJ
Real Estate A. enis, AucuOneer.. aad Broker.
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NICE
L TWO-SIORY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, WITH GOOD LOT. No. QO-
WEST MAIN STREET BETWEEN CHERRY
AND LINDEN STktE1S. LATELY OCCUPIED
~ ID. LAKEWOOD, kSQ. At PUBLIC AlC-
IlON.-ln execution Of a certain deed 0f trust
from j. ID. Lakewood and wife to lie undersigned
A. trustees. dated 9th November, ISIS. duls re-
corded IN the clerks Office Of Richmond CHANGER,
Court. ID. b. ll3 y, PAGE 4i2, We will cffer for
sale, upon The premises boing required 90 % IN
the holder Of the note secured hy -tld decd default
having been made In The payment. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1882.
az 4 o'clock L. NJ. sharp. The PROPERTY above
mentioned. The DWELLING ccnlline about .iN
rooms gas, water. and culgert come. t.0us. Ac.t
kiteheA and stlble-all IN hrst-cl.Sa order. Ile
lot has 'front.' Of 30 feet ON the north line OF Main
street and runs buck 100 feet to oD-foat sll,N.
The recent .mprVN omengs made IN this vicinity.
tic STEADY and rapid increase In value OF fttl
estate IN this section of our city, its convenient
and desirable location, All commend Il b. de ii-
tention n those seeking property which viii NOT
only pay well In rental, hut greatly enhance J"
value, or those seeking snug home.
TERMS Cash IS ~ cost and eNpen,ls DO ~,
and 10 pay OF note 0f 81 900, wi.h ~ tV't anu
Interest which may DC due thereon. residue Nl""
such terms a. will be given at fine Of s,'c
MANN :. OlAkl 70.
FRANK W. CnHl> llNN,
QVARLES & NCCCRpv, Auctioueers dee
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AUCTION DALES-Thfs Day.
Nv II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
once corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
~ Auction OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF
VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE N THE CITY OF RICHMOND
CONSISTING OF DESIRABLE STORES,
A LARGE FACTORY,
A NUMBER OF BUILDING-LoTs,
AND
PERPETUAL LEASE UPON THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL PROPERTY
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CITY TAXES.

II II Il hAT.s~.
OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECroR,l
RICHMOND, VA, December /, 1889. I
This cfiic, Will BE- open daily between the
hours Of O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock T. NJ. from the
Ism TO THE 3lsr DAY or DECEMBER IN
elusive for the purpose Of receiving from all
persons TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOSD.
Any person who shall fail 20 pay said taxes
within the hme so limited will DC considered de-
hnquoni, and VIII be- charged n penalty Of FIVE
PER CENT. and interest IL rate of six per cent.
per annum. \. X. WOODsoN,
dol-lm Collector.
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By Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
lib Nam street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF FOUR BEAU
Il TlFUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE WEST
End, ON PARK AVENUE, ADJACENT TO
JOHN 4. SHAFER'S PRoPERTY.-By request
of owner. Il non resident. will sell, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l4Tn,
at 4:30 l.. M., those FOUR LOTS OF GROUND
fronting 80 feet each, on north line of Park ave
nue., running back between parallel lines an ave-
rage depth Of 100 feet 20 wide alley. The recent
improvements OF Richmond College, In this neigh
borhood, has greatly enhanced the value and dcsi-
rability OF this property. Medium houses erected
here would paw handsome return.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, Interest added, secured by
trust deed. j.. THOMPSON BROWN,
de = Auctionccr.
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HUNpTY-DUMPTY LAST NIGHT.-Tony
Denier's Humpty-Dumpty Troupe appear
ed at the Richmond Theatre last night to Il
crowded house. 1t was not very fashion
able audience, and there was noticeable a
large amount Of bald spots on the tops OF
the heads OF a majority Of the audience.
These glistened In the gaslight like the
glass-plate fronts OF q store.
The pantomime was produced in style
different from that usually seen in Denier's
performances, and some Of the innovations
could with great propriety have been left
out. Merriment should never be married
by indecent fun, and genuine enjoyment
never goes hand in hand with actions that
have broad significance.
The performances of Wade and La Credc
In their songs and dance were enjoyed
greatly, and deserved 10 be. The songs
OF the young ladies were not up to
the average OF the ordinary variety
actress, and little OF them went q
long ways. The closing scene was beau
tisul, representing the abode Of the
satellite OF the sun dissolving in brilliant
climax, surrounded by mcteors OF bright
beauty saluting America, 1.-the land Of the
free aud the home of the brave"
This evening matinee will be given,
and tonight the regular performance will
be repeated.
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TMMEDIATELY AFTER the ABOVE


j SALE | will sell the PERSONAL ESTATE
conveyed In said deed IN the factory ~ ile NORTH
west corner Of Twenty fourth and Main streets.
consisting Of
! 33-HORSE-POWER BOILER,
/ 25-HORSF-POWER BOILER,
| 3j-iIORSE-pOWER ENGINE.
81 BON->CREMs.
81 sets BANDS and BII.LETS.
IL HYDRAULIC POr-PRESSfS.
~ POTS. TINS, and IRONS.
| extra POT.
, HYDRAULIc PRESSES and ntrAlN-
Frs.
. HYDRAULIC PRESSES fstatonary'.
20 set SHAPES.
l STEAM IN DRAILlC PUMP.
2 CGTTfNG-k \iNFS.
LARGE IEAhI POTS,
| WRiNGER,
= LICORICE-HpiI ERS,
STfM-~CRGW W..
and all MACHINERY Of every hind ~ plug. 1r
smoking-tobacco purpose; al PlIl ~, ~,
Tf'REs. and OFFICE FURNITURE within aid
building
TERMS or TIE Personal PROPERTY "iD be-
announced AT sale.
The sale Of personally will be conducted Us r.
Il. COOK. Esl. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
deg Aucl0ue'r.
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By william II. Lvne.& Co..
Real Estate Agen ana Auctioneers.
lI13 Main street.
NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING,
WITH LOT 6OXl32 FEET, IN HOWAkDs
GROVE,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

by request Of the owner, we shall sell by pubic
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 10TH,
IA o'clock p. NJ. The DEsIRA BILE AND WELL
LOCATED TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLiN1
on tie east side Of stewart street between L,is
mage and Redd streets, occupied by X. G smither:
Esn lust east OF and overlooking the workshops OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company ana
Messrs. ". y. Tanner Co, containinE iour
rooms detached kitchen, well Of excellent wafer,
some choice fruit-trces. &c. VIII be SOLO rs y
whole or In two lots, may seem best III uine Oh
sale. , o,,o
Railway Company or the new and extensive WORKS
OF Nessrs Tanner & Co.. or u any one Wishing
pleasant suburban home or good-paylhg invest
ncnt this sale offers good opportunity.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced az sale.
''' w, II. LYME & CO.,
de IL Auctiohetin.
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Auction pALEs...HutuRe Doyp.
Nv Jno. y. Laurbton. Jr.. Auctioneer'
1900 Main street.
- WATCHES,
sILvER-PLATED WARE, &C.

sIIyER-PLATED WARE, &C.
I shall commence the sale at my auction-rooms
SATURDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
and continue during the following week, ola large
and desirable assortment OF the finest lines OF
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
SILVER-PLATED WAKE.
ROGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY,
POCKET CUTLERY.
A large Invoice Of FINE JEWELRl.
These goods are fully guaranteed, and are suita-
Bile for holiday presents. ,
The stock with be ready for exhibition on FRI
DAY. JNO. +. LAUGHTON. Jk.,
dc Ia Auctionecr.
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VALUABLE HOTEL ~ THE TOWN
AUCTION.-Ihe VIRGINIA HOTEL, large
brick building with TWEEN 'y-fyr ruOu.. and ne
livery stable attached, in the town OF 'u.ief.f'
the
10fu OF JANUARY, 1858.
For terms OF further information apply fo
=. VI, IAINAN
dc 7-St CnlDersr. ~.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
1ll3 Main street.

TWO THREE.STORY BRICK STORES.
Il BELONGING To THE STATE OF RICH
ARD Schultz. DECEASED. ON THE SOUTH
ELEVENTH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUC-
TONI viii sell on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18TH.
ut O'Clock =. NJ. the above PROPERTY. con-
sistlng Of TWO TIlHEE-slORY BRICK
STORES, Nos. 1909 and 1907. fronting 20 feet
each, with q depth of 40 feet 10 alley Is feet
wide The late improvements of private indiyi-
duals, well the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, are attracting the attention OF
capitalists and others TO this locality which IS
admirably adapted for manufacturing purposes
requiring watcr-pOwer.
Terms: one fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve. and eighteen months
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
dc AuctiOnccr.
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AUCTION eALES-Futurs Days.
BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouo"r.
1lI3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THAT
LARGE AND COMMODIoUs DRICK
TOBACCO FACTORY
on THE SOUTHWEST CORSEB or MAIN
AND TWENTY sIxTH STREETS;
ALSO,
ALL THE TOBACCO FIXTURES,
SUCH AS ARE FOUND IN a RIRsT-CIksS
FACTORY,
CONTAINED IN A FACTORY on JIfF
NORTHWEST CORNER or MAIN kND
TwENTY-FOURTH STREET..
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SEVERAL
or THE
MOST VALUABLE PIECES OF REAL tSIA1t
~ THE CITY or e edmond,
CONSISTING or
THAT DFSIR BILE LOT At TliK SOU1iilA~l
CORNER OF BROAD AND EIGHTH
STREETS.
WITH THREE FRAME STORES THEREON,
now OCCUPIED BY
JOHN MURPHY. &. G. ~ALAHONF, And
f. STEFtAA;
SMALL COMFORTABLE BRlok DWELLING,
No. 1905 BROAD STREIT,JU~r
BELOW TWELFTH;
LOT AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
NINTH STREETS, WITH FRAME
OFFICE THEREON:
LOT on SEVENTH BEIWEtN CANAL ND
BYRD STREETS. WITH FRAME BUILD
INGs THEREON. Now USED AS
81 ACkSMIIU SHOPS: VACANT
LOT FRONTING on TUT EAST
SIDE OF SIKH SlREETAND
ON Tilt NORTH SIDE OF
CANAL BANK:
LARGE VACANT lot oN III sOt ~ -lDE
OF CANAL STREfr EErWEES SIXTH
AND SEVENTH srEEiTS AND ALSO
35 BEAUTIFUL Bt lLbING LOTS
IN THE WEST END. FRONTING
on TAYLOR. DANCE. And
ASHLAND STREETS.
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AND ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT COR
NER LOTS In the city. locat,d at Tho -outhla-f,rn
intersection Of Broad and fighth sfnst-, viii
THREE FRAME STORES ana other improve
feet. and running hack Ia feet 10 an alley D.
feet Wide. The lOc ttion Of this property render
10 equal 10 any IN this city for q retail hr-inr--.
Therefore IN NAV he regarded rs lmou- The n.0-f
valuable Of all rcal-e tate investments. command
ing, as 81 always WILL first lass tenant 20 l..I
rents. IL now Yields an annual rent equal o. D
per cent. on IT, assessed yIluc
NJ 4 o'clock 4. VI. on Tie -1me day, 'h1f MOI
SMALL. AND CONVENIENTLY. loo lir
BRlCk DWELLING No. 1906 eAst Er.lI -fltff.
containing xix rooms hpsidcs bathroom. The
LOT fronts 20 7-l2 by - lO-l2 f.tt fo an ailDr.
and IL has all necessary culyCrt connection.
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or WEDNESDAY, JANuAnr i7.Iss3.

commencing promptly n o'clock T.. Nl.TilfN-
TN FIVE Bi lLDlNG Lots IN Autns plan.
each fronting shout 80 feet and rum lg back f
good depth 20 an alley. Thirteen of 'hDm ar. il
square 30. I Of said plan. fronting en- fhe north
side Of TAYLOR street. Thirteen arc iu square ~.
OF said plan, frouting 40 Tic south side 0f Iaf-
Tor stree, and are in square no. nf -Iid plan.
-four Of which front on Do .ouh SIZE ~ Dane,
street and i've ON the north SIDE ~ hFlfnd street
All ~ these lots are Immediately east "a Randolph
street.
Plsts Of the aforementioned property ear Dee
saen al the Office Of fle aurtlDncr, WHO NIf tlif
pleasure In showing thC SAME ana giving tny iu-
formation that may be desired.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance Oh three
equal payments ~ siN, twelve. auI eighteen
months, bearing per cent. int o.-f- ant secured
by deed, OF trGst. JAMES ALFRED JONES.
surviving Trustee.
sale conducted By II, SELDOM TAfioE. Nuc-
tiOnocr. dsH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-13
or TUESDAY, JANUARY ID, ls-3,

at 49, o'clock T.. W., that VALUABLE lnl.
with frame Office thereon. locafti Iur.. Ii' Us
in front Of Tie ilogbt depot of Tie Richmond i.1
Allegheny Railroad Company. % tlt -.u'.f. %
corner If Cary and Ninth street fronting % i'.f
on Cary street and running back .beiwf.nlir
lines 1 q feet.
Immediately after The above sale thlt Dl.~li. &C.
BILE LOT with FRAME BUILDING tel....
used a black ,mith shops. fronting uT rho wr.'
side Of seventh street t,iw.en canal and Byrd
street % feet. running back on o., .outltrn llU..
which Is IN ~ gullr one about rs ic,t .nl ou Ii
northern line 40 III Sl feet.
And mmtdi ltely ait ibis, That LARGE NA-
CANT LOT fronting ODD .hc u'u -ito OF t.ultI
street between sixth aud seventh street 50 2-l q
feet, running back o. tlr Lof roo lucfl canal IIUs
y nh front thereon 90 70 f.cf. more ori.-. lIl.
lot s. now occupied by Hiililm J.. Tanner s. c..
Immediately aftnr tie ahoyt s.lic, q ACtN I
LOT. triangular shape. nos rented hy uc RIr.-
m0nd and Ale-h1ny Railroad Company. GONE
mencing On sixth street iGB t-l2 fec' south of
Intersection with tan1i stree t. fronting On f..
ea,t line of Sixth street 700 feet aul Ol t.I. n0I
line of the canal bauk about 40 fe,l.