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A Dude and a Tiger.
TIRED or BEING TEASED. THE ROYAL BRUT
TRIES TO ESCAPE.

TRIES TO ESCAPE.
philadelphia Times.l
A tall "dude," with canary-colorcd side
whiskers and dOlar-a-yard silk smile,
amused himself and crowd in the menage-
RE OF j. Ii Dors's Inter-Ocean Show last
night by teasing the Bengal tiger with a
cane. The royal beast submitted to the in
dignities for some time and playfully pat
ted the stick of his tormentor. Fainng to
arouse the beast with gentle pokeS, the
"dude," in the absence OF the keeper,
switched the animal across the nose. That
was too much, and, with roar that
startled the immense crowd in the me-
nagerie-tent, the huge beast threw himself
against the bars of the cage. Failing to
break them, the animal roared so with rage
and bounded about the den so viciouSly
that the crowd became panic-stricken and
fed to the exits. The tiger finally raised
himself on lis hind feet, and, grabbing the
top of the sheet-iron which lined his
cage, stripped yard OF it off at the
first attempt. BY this time half do
zen keepers surrounded the cage, and rs
many more employees OF the management
endeavored to prevent the crowd from de-
sorting the place. The enragedtiger, in spite
OF the humping he was getting from the
iron rods OF the Keepers, continued ripping
the cage up and was making such headway
that he was in fair way OF escaping when
Nat. Davis, whoIhas charge OF the animal
department, arrived. Mr.. Davis caught
up bar Of iron, and opening the door en-
tered the den. The tiger turned on him
and was met by stunning blow on the
head. The brute hesitated and the man
took advantage of the to administer
hall xx-i,a l. lrrl
subdued the tiger and he was at once trans
ferred TO a new cage, which, by the way,
he began tearing mp before the night was
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

~ u. BEDFORD NATE WITH THOS.
W BRANCH & co.., COMMISSION MER-
CiiANr-sPECIALTY, GIAIN-No. O SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET. offers his services for the
SALE AND PURCHASE OF GRAIN AND
OTHER PRODUCE, and soliciles the patronage
OF shippers TO and purchasers in this market.
With nm experience OF fifteen years Ia this bnsi-
ness In thc employ Of Msssrs. Thomas Branch
Co.. and being perfectly familiar with the export
trade, feel confident that can give satisfaction
ia all orders entrusted 10 me. up l-eod2ws
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BY J. Thomson Brown 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
1il3 Main street.
4 NEAT AND ATTRACTIYE FRAME

A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAME
n DWELLING, No. 1909. EAST LINE OF
TWENTY-FIFTIl STREET, NEAR VENABl. -,
WITH kITCHEH AND LARGE FRAME
STABLE.-Wc will sell Ut public auction, ON The
premises rs above, on
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1883.
at ) o'clock Z. W., the above VERY NEAT MD
DESIRABLE PREMISES. consisting Of NEAT
FRAME DWELLING, four rooms; large Gou-
ble-kitchen, one story highs hue wei Of water.
and large frame stable; all OF which are In good
repair, neat, and clean. The LoI fronts ~ feet,
With depth of 1879 feet TO wide alley and has
upon IL "A grapc-arbor OF six varieties OF choicest
gTape-yines. Those desiring neat home should
be present at the sale.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ut 81 x, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, and secured
by trust-deed.
ap12 Auctioneers.
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II "a reported from Berlin that q new
church bin will be submitted 10 the Dici
removing the restrictions against the cele-
braiion OF mass and the administration OF
the sacraments.
The sum Of s5, 900 has been offered by
NJ. Paul to the French Academy Of Medi-
cine 20 found prize for the discovery OF
a cure for diphtheria, the competition TO be
open to the world, and not confined to the
medical circle.
Miss Mary A. III. Gay. who was, proml-
nently Instrumental in establishing the
Confederate Soldiers cemetery at Frank
lin, Tenn, has now undertaken the task OF
raising money for q monument to the late
Senator Hin, Of Georgia.
The conference committees OF both
houses OF the New York Legislature will
repoit in favor Of amending the Sunday
laws so as to allow the sale OF fruits, man
ufactured tobacco. newspapers, drugs, and
surgical appliances on Sunday.
The Commercial Gazefte's Circleviile.
Ohio. special saws: "Miss Little c. Darst,
engrossing clerk OF the Ohio State Senate
and editress OF the Circleville Herald. and
a wel-known newspaper writer. died sud-
denly Wednesday evening in Chicago.
where she had gone to receive medical
treatment"
Three children of John Gill, merchant,
whose estate il valued at about 100000,
wednesday brought to trial in New York
an action 10 test their fathers sanity.
They allcge that he is feeble-minded. and
under the control OF Alice and Harriet
Woodhali, two servants, who are endcay0r-
ing TO gain control OF his property.
n is announced semi-oflicialy that on ac-
count Of the hostile attitude OF the Manda-
rin forces the French troops were CON-
PEELED on the 9th OF March TO take pos
session Of the citadel AZ NamOudious in An
nam. The French representative had, on
account OF insults offered him by the peo-
pie and permitted by the officials, quilted
the citadel of AMMAN.
An Odessa telegram says: The authori-
ties here are taking the most complete pre-
cautions to prevent any interference with
the trial of the twenty-siX Nihilists who
have just been aTaigned. These ere taken
in consequence Of the uneasy and suspicious
feeling that prevails in official circles and
the fears OF an attempted rescue. The
Government is determined that justice shall
not miscarry in these cases.
A st. Petersburg telegram OF Wednes-
day says: The city was enlivened to-day
by the crowds which tbrOngod the streets
TO witness the gorgeous ceremony OF trans
ferring the regalia of the imperial family
from its repository in the Winter Palace to
the Kremhn at Moscow. 4 separate car
rage was allotted to each emblem Of the
State. The procession accompanying the
emblems was superb sight. consisting OF
a tbrong OF officials in full uniform and oc-
cupying stage-cOaches blazOned with the
coat-of-arms of the empire. The military
were in attendance. No disturbance oc-
Cured.
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PERSONA.

I NJ VIl Nv
Is there such man living az Richmond Va. or
in any part Of Virginia, by the name Of
ROBERT GAY,
elderly gentleman about seventy years Of age (,
To those who can give such information VIII cou-
fer favor anlbe rewarded by
JOHN ". GAY.
Summers.dc, =. b.. l.. Canada.
Pcst-Ofice Box 2O7. ap S-3w
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ERANK ID. HILL & co..
l. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
BROKERS, AND AUCTIONEfRS.
HOS MAIN STREET.

REAL ESTATE SOLD AT Auction AMI
PRIVATELY. PROPERTY LEASED or RFVr-
I'd OUT, and RENTS COLLECTED Am
PROMPTLY REMIT ED.
We have made the NEGOTIATION OFJo.NS
ON REAL ESTATE A SPECIALITY, and narties
having MONEY TO LEND ON GOOD CRY
PROPERTY can always We accommodated with
nIss,ciass security Parties who desire 10 BOR-
ROW MONEY will do well 10 confer with us as
our charges are always moderate and uniform
we win advance money 10 parties who desire TO
pulii' IN sums 10 suit. and also make liberal ad-
Nahccs on rents business entrusted 70 u win re-
ceiYc prompt attention. and negotiations he strict
ly confidential. FRANK d. HILL = co
NH 3O-F,Su&Tulm Auciioneers
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BUGGIEs. pIIAErOSs. DRAYs, &c.

WE HAVE ON HAND FORc.ExL
ny SALE, al the lowest prices, EX- esR=5.t-
assortment Of TOP and sIDE-BAk BUGGiEs,
kuCkAWAiS, GROCERY WAGONS. and one
kEW DRAYs oil our own make. Repairing Of
Ill kind. speciality. MINOR 4 jacob
xpil.lm corner Fourth and Marshall streets.
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LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE CITY CoLLEcToR.l
RICHMOND, april Il, 1883.
T ICENSE TAX.

THIS Office will be opened DAILY from 0 O'Clock
A. VI. 10 6 O'Clock 7. ", FROM TIE 18TH TO
THE BOTH DAY OF APRIL, for tie purpose of
receiving the
LICENSE TAX
from sll AuCtOneers. Architects, Brokers. Board
ing-Touscs. Commission Merchants, Coal Compa-
MES Doctors, Den lists, Eating and SnackIiouses,
Employment Agencies, Lawyers, Lumber Mea-
surers, Mercantile Agents, Merchandise Brokers,
Stock and Exchange BROKERS, Steamboat COmpa-
mics, sewng-Machine Agents Junk and Oyster
Dealers, Photographers, Hotels, Saloons. Res;au-
rants, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers, Tee-
graph and Express Companies, Ticket Agents,
Theatres and Public Halls, Real Estate Agents,
Bitter Manufacturers, Boiling Ales, &c.
For all bills remaining UNPAID on TIE ST
DAY OF MAY fine of not less than 5 nor more
than 50 for each day thereafter Will be impo'ed.
a. Il. WOODSoN,
ap 13-15t City Collector.
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HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.
=
MULES AND HORSES.

M oLh' AND HORSES &
any person not finding stock 10 suit them at my
sale-sthbles In Richmond, can write me, care 26
LAST FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, o., and
uscrlbe as near as posi- Die what they want, stat
ing Tor what purpose they wish to use the animal.
ana WIZ I'LL the bin satisfactorily or no sale.
Filling orders from Wholesale customers a spe-
cialty.
My salesman, Mir. JOHN W. PACE. keeps ALWAYS
= good supply on hand of both MULES AND
HORSES for the wholesale and retail trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
dc 7-bm GEORGE II. RFNNITr.
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ByE.B Cook. Aucii0necF,
"a Ninth street.
by l.. Il. Cook. Auctioncer.
81 Ninth street.


VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT or.
I GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD tthS III III
AT kTCTION.-TIl1S DAY. ri 10 o'clock WIZ
soil. as above. a large assortment Of very htN,
TEL FURNITURE, contributed by several
families, embracing -
PARLOR SUiTS--compc,e and as eoodas new :
4 MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITS, in walnut
and poplar: ,,r,o,,...
EEDSTEkDS. BUREAUS, WARDROBES,
WASHSTANDS, HAIR and shCCh MAI
WOOD and ChNE-SEAT CHAIRS.
LOUNGES. SOFAS. MARBLt-IOP and MA
HOGANT DINING aud Other hbLES,
SAFES. FEATIIER-BEDS, PILLOWS ana
HOLSTERS. o,-,>-,,
Several RFFRIGERATOBS, COOklN Nc
STOVES. COTS. &C:
, SEVING-MACU lNES-dilcrcnt makes.
The above viii be sold rcgardlcss Of price as my
Goods 10 he removed Immediately after the sale
Attention Is asked u the sale of ttRNlItisE
THIS DAY. AZ II o'clock, 10 Tic residence no.
AN is T.. b. COOK. Auctioncer.
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BY Jas. Maclousall, huciioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.
real ESTATE AZ PRIVATE sALE

THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES OF e
l LAND ON THE NEW NORTH ROAD,-l-
ONE MILE NORTH or THE CITY. ADJOiN-
ING THE LAND. OF g. HAiNES. I. Il. OAR
EINGTON, AND W. l.. COWARDtN. FOl.
ALE PBINATELI.-ii lies well. commands g
be1utifal view. and as lite for suburban resi-
dcnccs, market farm, or n1wer-gardcns. aud rs
proximity 30 the city. possesses every advantage.
Price low, terms easy.
WILLIAMS & BOWF,
ap l3-eod4t Real Estate Agents.
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BY Jno. T.. Laughton, IT.. Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
L DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. HOSIERY, MIL
LINFRY. AND GENrLEMEN'> FURNISHING
GOODS Al PUBLIC AUC1ION.-ln the eXecu-
ton of a deed of trust from Green < Waugh dated
February "a. 1888. and recorded in the clerks
Office Of The Chancery Court of Richmond, in d..
Il. l22 H., page $40. win on
THURSDAY, APRIL -. 1883.
commencing n 10 o'clock \. NJ. and continuing
from day 10 day until the entire stock is disposed
Of offer for sale ut public auction. a. the store No.
3l3 east Broad street between Third and Fourth
streets. the stock Of GOODS conveyed 10 me by
tire aforesaid deed. consisting of DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. HOSIERY. MILLINERY, and GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; also. oil Of
the COUNTEhS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES.
&c, i'm the said store.
In the mean time will continue TO dispose Of
said stock ut private sale AT cost.
TERMS Cash. HARVEY WILSON.
ape Trustee.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
REAL ESTATE
TAXES FOR 1852.

In pursuance Of al ordinance Of The city Of Rich
mond have prepared aud posted in the City Hall
LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXEs ON REAL
ESTATE FOR 1889,
subject TO the inspection Of all concerned.
Furthermore, in pursuance Of ordnance, notice
is given in all the daily papers Of this city that all
such delinquent real estate will be sold at auction
on The lsT DAY Of the May term of the Hastings
Court (beng the 7Tu DAY or MAY, 1881, un-
less the taxes and penalty thereon have been pre-
yiously paid.
! am further required by ordinance TO publish In
one or more Of The daily papers Of this city. not
less than ten days previous TO such sale. list of
real estate delinquent for The taxes Of the pre-
vious year. In conformity Herewith, notice is
hereby given that such list will be published in the
State on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2lsT,
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ESTABLISHMENTS
SEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.

The largest assortment In the state. ALL
TRusSEs that sell are adjusted to the person
by experienced hands, and satisfaction In every
case guaranteed. ROBERTS BAKER,
9l9 east Main street, Richmond, Va,
Agent for I. d. sceley 6 Co., manufacturers.
mp 6-eodtAp2o
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By W. GOddin & son, Auctionccrs.
corner Elcyenih and Bank streets.

corner Eleventh. and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION or FIFTEEN
- CHEAP LOTS ADJOINING BELLEVUE
ulGlI SCHOOL, FRONTING on BROAD
4 WENT I-SEC -, AND MARSHALL,
sTnEETs.--At the request II the personal repre-
sentative. we shall offer for sale ri public auction.
Oh the premises, on
THURSDAY TIE 10TH APRIL, 1889.
No , o'clock y. W., those fifteen LOTS located as
ubOye-yiZ.. Nos. 2. 3. 4, ,. and @. fronting to-
gclhcr $50 feet on The north side Of Broad street.
running back 100 10 an alley % feet wide, adioin-
ing the Bellevue High school. Also, Nos. :, :. o,
and II. fronting together l29 feet on the west
line If Twcnty-second street. running back 1875
feet TO an alley Is feet Wide. Also lots Nos. 2.
IL. Il. 10. 10, ana II. fronting together I72
feet on the south side OF Marshall street, running
back 152 feet 20 said 2C-fOOt alley, and bounded
on the west by The east line Of Twenty-secOnd
street. In view of the carly grading Il Tie Church
Hill avenue. IL is believed that an advancement I'm
this properly viii soon take place.
TERMS: liberal. and made known at tkc hour o.
sale. Call at our Office and see The map.
W. GODDlN son.
ap 1S.15,1s,1s Auctlonecrs.
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BY George 9. vashon e son,
Real Estate Agents and Auc''onee's'
No. 7Tpnth street.

10y RICHEST OF THE OWNbM'
Il ,vta - !. rSn-rcs,deut and determined TO SELL
we will sell by auction, on the premises, On
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1898,
nj o'clock T.. NJ. the following propertyio~ WI
l. LOT, with fHAMED Nv a ~ hc,roen Coutts
and I sfrecis fronting 52 feet on sccono ~
and running back within parallel lines i3' 'Ie' ~
an alley. ,,,o ,hoye on
the north. f7isx131 feet IN an illcy. ..,,,o ON
3. LOT on second street adJolniuK wv apv, iiii
the north. being az TIE corner oi Secon' M"
streets, 54xi3s feet 10 an alley .. .o,,,or NJ
4. LOT on The north line Of I'M street eor COR, md
gccopd street fronting IL feet on iilii s'rce' an"
TFpMs: one third cash; balance at SIX an1
twelve months for notes. with interest auaeu All"
secured by deed on tie proreily,o q oox
GEORGE =. vASHON x SON,
aha Auciioueers.
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AuCrIox sALEa-This Day.
n, ouarlcs 4 Mccurdy'
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers' an" "'
1912 Main street.

=
WHOSE TWO THREE STORY ,,I Bhic IN
Il sTORFa SITUATED At THE son t,iIrnnIINx
CoRNFi OF EIGHTEENTH AND tktHsnn !, n
STREETs. Nos. ~ AND 20. FOX sn .,er we
PTBIIC AUCJlOE.-lBy request OF VIC o""''
viii offer for sale. upon tue prerniscs,on
FRIDAY, ArRn. 10. 1883, ,rs
nj o'clock z. NJ, the TWO Di.Io ,dar,, 'front.'.
above described. The stores have mo1er, TIA 80
and are occupied by good tenants anu I'LL ,iry
rents. There is also under zach s'o, ORE contain
cellar. The upper part Of cIch store cn,nac-
about .lx rooms Gas, water, and cuNeit co','e, a.,
tons % both houses. The entire prciniseS arc J."
perfect order. ~ of the
This property being Situated In one i,o ,eta,i
First Market aud IN the centre 81 hbtnvd,,s,J
trade will at all lines command tehan,7 az" !hcIe
good rents. The property VIII he sou -
or subdyided az time OF sale u sun pu,c t i,nc
The LOT has trent Of SO feet on nc ct r NJ
of Eighteenth street. and rms blck lipnf '"
lin street 20 the property of tic Masonic i' o,o
TERMS: VIII be liberal. and announcer a. ~ ,sot
and parties may attend with tho ass rance "a LII
Ting bargain, as the owner Is deicfniinrpin y, ~
40 Auctioneors.
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FINANCIAL.
TO INVESTORS.

The GEORGIA Pacific railroad eNtcnds from Atlanta
westwardly through Birmingham, Ala. % Column
bus Miss, 200 miles. with the Grccnyilc road. -
mies-total length. 3ic mile. Oi This Length
2 IS miles have been laid with the rails lof which
l5I miles Is operated now, 81 miles are graded.
and 80 miles are being graded under contract,
leaving only 90 miles not yet commenced
AZ Atlaut.. a direct connection j. made with the
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE railroad, ana n
makes southwestern extension Of the Piedmont
AIRLINE.
Ihe road is carefully located and Is being we'll
built The rails are of steel with the exception
of twenty miles, which viii Dee changed, ball1sted
with rock and proper dcpois side-'racks. &C., are
provided. The princlpai bridges are Of iron, and
the MINOR ones OF wood and iron.
At Birmingham (the Pittsburgh Of the south Il
passes through the great cOa-icds Of Alabama,
and IS the only direct east dad West line u that
foiaI expenditure Of s4.370OOO 10 March 7,
1883. has been tRdde on this road. Of which over
$1,000. 900 has been paid I'm tn cdSh by the stock
holders of the company bulldog the road. The
total amount required for ~, completion with an
equipment of =, 900 per mile Is s2,0O5.oOO.
We offer for subscription the
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS,
due 1922. and Issued at the rate OF $4,000 per
mite on The completed r0ad, with steel rails and
provided with an equipment Of 5000 per mile,
and ,CNtOut f0d,iRg deN 40 the time OF compile
tion, al e2k 0Rd accrued interest. Subscriptions
payable IN instruments OF not over 5 per cent In
any one month TO october, 1888.
The mortgage covers the mineral rights on large
tracts of valuable coal aud rOn-ands I'm the Hack
Warrior coal field of Alabama. and n trs,fi, con-
tract has been executed netwcen the t,eorsi, Pa
eide Railway Company and the Richmond and
DanYille Railroad Company whereby 20 per cent
Of tue gross receipts Of the Richmond and Dam
VILE Railroad Company from traffic received from
the Georgia Pacific Railway Company is appco-
priated TO secure The payment Of The hteress on
the bonds hereby offered.
An amount exceeding sl.5OO.o00 WAS sub
seriDcd or promised IN New York Richmond and
.he South before april LIST, and the success OF the
subscription T. thereby assured.
Deductine the cost OF the ,ouIpment tho huvers
Of these bonds viii invest $3.50 per mile Tor
completed road with weil-assured business, and
which VIII nave cost about 0ree times as Blueh
THOMAS BRANCH 6 co.
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By Williams & Bowe.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncors.
Eleventh serCet between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
DRIED MD TllRTY SIX ACRES. FE0NrlNG
ON THE MNCUANlCSVlLLE TURNPIKE.
ABOUT -FOUR AND \ HALE MILES NORTH
or THE CITY or RICHMOND, At AUCTION.
IN execution Of deed OF trust from Robert +.
Norris 10 the undersigned and the a'c John a.
Meredith, trustees datcd 18Th November 1860,
and duly recorded in lienric0 County Cour-, being
thereto required 80 T. do by the credit or secured.
as the surviving trustee, viii sell by ,ou - the
dwcll.ng-house' upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1853,
at o'clock 7. NJ the TRACT or LAND con-
yeyed by said deed situated above. containing
EIGHTIIUNDRED AND TllRTN-slN ACRES.
more or less, adjoining the lands of Or. Minor
estate. Ash Harris formerly j. l.. Gruhbs). and
the land formerly belonging to III. i. Watt. There
Is a large body Of Chickahom.ny low-grOunds. aud
the upland Is good. There is a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING, viii a number Of out-buldings Of
the usual character: Also large peach and apple
orchard The property IS very valuable on ac-
count Of Its proximity 10 the city and the quality
OF the land.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray expenses Of
executing the trust and 10 discharge The balance of
the debt secured which IS ss,773.i2 as Of Narch
|. 1883. with interest on S6,3lS.46. part thereof,
from that date until payment. the balance upon
such terms as the grantOr IN said decd OF trust
NAV direct and In event of his failure 10 give any
direction, then upon such terms as the trustee may
think ht: but If the debtor ana creditor agree,
'''' JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAMS & BowE, Auctioneers.
PoSTPONEMENT.
Postponed by request to
WEDNESDAY, MAY .. 1888,
AZ o'clock Il. NJ. j. 4. JONES, Trustee.
ap Ii-2tawtAp19td
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ArRIL 2Is1
AND on
SATURDAY, MAY 5TH.

That on MONDAY, II being the first day Of the
May term Of the Hastings Court, shall, between
the hours Of y ~. and T.. NJ, proceed TO SELL in
front Of the City Han, on Broad street between
Ninth and Tenth, the real estate delnqncnt as
aforesaid, with the penalty Of per cent added.
A. r.. WoODsON,
up iz-o' Collector.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS & BROKERS'
EURMAN UPPER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER,
BROKER, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. IOI6 MAIS STREET, CORNER or ELEVENTH

No. 10 6 MAIN SINLET. COHNEE OF ELEVENTH.
PROPERTY sold at auction and privately
RENTS collected. promptly RENTED. and liberal
advances made on same when desired LOANS
negotiated on real estate. personal and collateral
security. ] have for sale great variety of both
city and country improved aud unimpTOved pro-
perry and Will be pleased 10 see an in quest Of
homes and investments or DESTROYS OF trlnsacing
any business pertaining u real estate. Although
well supplied with clerical assistance. | give my
personal attention 10 the Interests OF my patrons:
and the generous patronage OF the past warrants
the belief that | am able to give sat. sfacflon To
those who kindly cntrust their business To me- All
business strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
ap I0-Iu.F&Sulm FJ'RMAN Upper
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WARREN 4 QUARLEs,

,,,, illi MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
CEILANEQus sECURiTIEs. Investment
bonds speciality. Meissue SIGHT DRAFTS ON
ALL roiNds ~ EUROPE, In sums TO spit par.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP ~ s'ss.s
~ COMPANY. Saxk-ssss "a
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one Of their splendid
aIncrs-GUYANDOITE. ROANOKE. NAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, ana RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
(For hours of sailing, see advertisement bel0wl
steamers leave New lOikTbtSDAl :, THURS
DAY sand SATURDAYS at L. VI. from Pier 20
new numbCr), North river, foot % Beach street
They have splendid saloons state-rOoms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare 10 New YORK Including meals
and BERTH. SO: round-Irip tickets SIS steelage,
with subsistence 81: without subsistence. 20.
Frcights for points beyond New orb forwarded
with 81 spatch. and no charge made except actual
expense incurred.
Freight received until o'clock p. VI. daily.
FOR further lnformati6n- apply 60
GEORGE W.ALLEN = CO, Agents,
liz % nilcN Com nHnN'. MLnrrn.. EnrknIfs.