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Access to Vatican Art Treasures.
II a.AA., Tft.,ac1

Through the good Offices Of My. Err
rington, member Of Parliament, the
Science and Art Department was al
lowed in 1883 to make q mold of the
Venus Of Cnidus in the Vatican, with
out the metal drapery which was placed
on the statue in the time Of Gregory
XVI, and more recently obtained leave
to have copies made Of the three tapes
tries from Raphael's designs, of which
the cartoons have been lost, the cos. Of
these copies being betrayed by the mu-
nifcence of MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Law
renee and Miss burning Smith. The
friendly relations thus established be-
tween the Vatican authorities and the
department have Of late, by Mr.. Erring-
toms exertions, been extended, and
through the kindness Of Carninal ia
cobini, the Secretary Of State, the per-
mission Of his Holiness the Pope has
been obtained to a model to scale being
made of q portion Of the rooms deco
rated by Pinturicchio for Alexander vi.
These fora part Of the library, and
are known as the Appartamento Borgia.
The decorations Of these rooms, which
are but seldom seen by the general pub
lie, are Of the greatest beauty. Not
only do the frescoes give higher idea
of the genius Of Pinturricchio than can
be gathered from his other works, but
the modelled work in stucco, painted
and gilded, with which the vaulted roofs
are covered in the spaces between the
pictures. is perhaps the finest example
known of its kind. The Arundel So
eie,y have had copy made Of one Of
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Wall-Street Failures.

Some Of the failures on Wall street
are directly due to a want of judgment
caused by mental strain and over
work. All financiers can avoid such a
condition by the use Of DUFFY's PURE
MALT WHIsKEY, which will furnish
abundance of physical and mental
strength to fight the monetary battle
successfully. Insomnia, produced BY
worry and oyerwork, is wholly cured
by its use. 1t is guaranteed abso-
lutely pure and free from inflaming
poiSons, and is the great remedy for all
pulmonary diseases, malaria, pneumo-
MA, and diphtheria. Leading drug
eists and grocers sell it.
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the largest Of the paintings--that repre-
tentipr 81. Catherine Of Alexsndria be-
fore the Sultan---which Is now, we be-
lieve. in tho hands Of the color printers,
and Il will no doubt be most INTEREST
ing addition to their valuable collection.
No drawings have hitherto been pub
lished Of the Borgia room, nor have
photographs ever been taken there. In
the model which is now being made for
the South Kensington Museum the sub
ject pictures will be reproduced by
water-color copies on paper, and the
plaster work will be colored and gilded
after the original. The present Pontifi
has shown great liberality in allowing
the treasures, not only in the museums
but also and especially in the library
Of the Vatican, to be used for the adj
vantage Of the Science and Art Depart
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-21

BY John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Bank and Eleventh streets.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT FIRST
IA CLASS AND ATTRACTIVE RESI-.
DENCE, No. 227 GOVERNOR STREET, NJ
THE INTERSECTION OF TWELFTH AND
CAPITOL STREETS, WITH THE LARGE
GROUNDS ATTACHED. FORMERLY THE
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE GUSTAVuS
A. MYERS, EsQ.--At the request OF the
owner. viii sell ct public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1885,
ut o O'Clock p. NJ, the above-described PRO.
PERTY, The lot fronts seventy feet and
extends back 100 feet to paved alley.
The DWELLING. q double one, with nails
through the centre. contains fifteen rooms
and numerous closets. IL Is timely nnlshed
and substantially built; IL heated through
out by q superior furnace, has every conye-
nierce, and being detached nom al other
buildings, hes light and air on all sides.
Location and surrour dtngs unsurpassed.
Overlooking the Capitol Square, ana DelnB
removed from Ii g street, u Insnres privacy
and auiet. As residence for business
or professional man 10 has no superior. Az
a moderate cost the dwelling can be con-
verted into two tenements. Kitchen with
range laundry with stationary wash-trays,
and four servants rooms, are in detached
building which, like the dwelling, is built
OF Baltimore pressed bricks. All desiring
an elegant home or profitable investment
are invited to inspect the premises.
TERMS One third cash balance In one.
two and three years, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by q deed of trust,
or All cash at option OF the purchaser.
ie21 JOHN T. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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AVCTIOS sALEs-Future Days.
BY Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. o north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO NICE
IA FARMS. WITHIN A
CONVENIENT DISTANCE OF TIE CITY.
nv reauest OF the owner, whose health re-
afIlres a curtail OF business engagements.
we will sell by auction, upon the promises,
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1855,
nj O'Clock, p. NJ. a TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning 1 $40 ACRES. with C0MFORrA-
BILE FRAME DWELLING thereon, about
three miles north OF the city, fronting the
Also. a TRACT OF LAND Immediately
I'm rear OF the aboye, containing 2ACRES,
with n FRAME DWELLING thereon. ana
fronting the old Brook road.
The land in both these tracts is IN
high state OF cultivation and very
rich. The beautiful crop OF spring oats,
when will be sold with the property,
will convince buyers OF the supe.
rior fertility Of the soil. There is also seeded
with the oats clover and timothy. III ~ sell
dom that we undertake 10 sell country
property, owing TO the WORE condition OF
the land In fact, we do not attempt the
sale OF land we cannot recommend hence
parties desiring to attend this sale can do so
with the full assurance OF finding every
thing as represented:
TERMS One third In cash the balance AZ
six and twelve months, 6 per cent. added,
and secured by trust deed upon the pro-
perty, CHEWNlNe hooE,
Je FL Auctloheei7'
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AUCTION ENTHUSIASTICALLY

TIIGH-C ONSTABLE'S SALE OF
Ii FURNITURE, PoOLrrABLE, SHOW
CASES, GROCERIES. &c.-I VIII sell 81
public auction on
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1885,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ut my Office, NO. 1905
east Franklin street, the following property
TO satisfy sundry writs In my hands: Ward
robes, Bureaus. washstands, Bedsteads
Tables, Lounges. Cane and Wood-sea'
Chairs, Rockers, Trunks, Pictures, LOOK
ing Glasses. Clocks. 9 Showcases, Glass
Jars, Tea. Cannisters. Laundry Soap. part
barrel Vinegar, Oil.Can, &C., &c.
ALSO,
III. w. Collender Pool-Table, 1 Extension
Table. and about so pounds Black Tea.
TERMS: Cash. 4. O. GARRISON,
10 az III. g. q. X.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
lll3 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF EIGHT DE-
IA SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, Ap'
JOINING MARSHALL PARK (oLO RE
SERVOIR) ON CUMBERLAND STREET
AND CORNER ASHLAND AND RAN
DOLPH STREErS.-On the premises,
TUESDAY, JUNE 23D,
at II. NJ,
2LOTS, 3Ox120, southeast corner Ashland
and Randolph streets;
2LOTS, 22.xl20, Ashland street adjoining
Marshall Park (Reservoir);
4LOTS, 25xl5O, on Cumberland street In
rear OF above.
The probable extension OF the street-cars
10 this point and the substantial brick Inn
proyements recently erected in front OF the
same render these lots very desirable LOT
building OF speculative purposes
TERMS: Very liberal.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.,
10 ol Auctioneers.
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BY Frank ID. Hill n Co.,
Real Estate Auciioneers,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
1.-TWO NEW BRICK STORES On

TWO NEW BRICK STORES On
4 MAIN STREET NEAR THE NEW
kinney TOBACCO-NOkkS, AT AUG
TION.-On
FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1855,
AT g o'clock 7. NJ. on the premises; NoS;;
9soS and 96o5 east Main street. we will sell
the two NEW BRICK STORES located as
above. The property is on the south SIDE
OF Main between Twenty-iitth ana twenty
sixth streets and now occupied by hrst-ciass
tenants. Zach tenement contains, besides
the store. about five rooms ABOVE, Iaklns a
cnnrfOrtabIe dwelling. Gas and city water
ON the lot. Lots mont each Is by loO teet.
TFRMs: One fourth cash; balance IN SIX.
tvelN .. and eighteen months. with interest
added. FRANh D. n ~ a. 49,,
ie21 AuVb"hoo'''
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY.

DWELLING IL east Main.
BEAUTIFUL LOT adjoining on tue west.
Unwilling west Clay.
DWELLING 100 west Cary.
DWELLING east Clay.
DWELLINGS, and 10 north Fourth.
DWELLING 3l4 south Third, or for rent.
DWELLING 1927 east Broad Qargel.
DWELLING 1922 east n large and
cheap.
DWELLING 703 east Clay.
DWELLING 500 south Laurel (a6 feeO.
DWELLING 9O3, O and Twenty fourth.
SPLENDID GHACE-srREEr CORNEk
ROsENEATH," In six and twelve-acre
BEAUTIFUL GROvE-AVENUEL LOTS.
And other properties In city ana suburbs,
&C. AppIy TO APPERSON Il CO.,
Ia oI,It Real Estate Agents, &c.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctloneers and Brokers,
Office No. north Tenth street.

A UgTION SALE OF THAT LARGE
IA TWO-STORY- a ND-B A SCI Emf
FRAME DWELLING AT THE NOkli-
EAST CORNER or MtLLtAMSBUR R
AVENUE AND NIcHoLS9N srREEr;
AND SEVERAL ELEGANT BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING. FRONTING On WILL
LIANsBURG AVENUE AND NiCHoI.-
SON STREET; ALSO, SEVERAL HUN
DRIED VACANT LOTS lNTHAr PORTION
OF ROCKETS KNOWN AS NEW Town.
BY request OF the owner, who has decided
to self. we win expose to public auction,
upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1898,
at @ o'clock L. NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY. at which time a plat Of the .otS
will be shown. or IL can b. examined pr.Oc
to the sale at ofllce OF the auctlonceus.
The DWELLING isweli located surround
ed by fine shade-trees. and very desl mOle as
a place Of residence. The lots are well
ada pied for building purposes, and vary Ina
value TO suit the purse of all.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance I'm six,
twelve. and eighteen months, Interest add
ed and secured by trust-deed.
CHEWNING & ROSE.
ie21 AuciiOncers.
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AUCrION sALEs-rssuve Days.
By Sampson a Adanson,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
and Auctioneer,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 43f
~ ACRES or LAND ON THE MID
LOTHIAN TURNPIKE, IN THE COUNTY
or CHESTERFIELD, EIGHT MILES
FROM MANCHESTER, BELONGING To
THE ESTATE OF EMANUEL SCOTT,
DECEASED, AND ADJOINING THU
LANDS OF REV. Mr.. JACKSON AND
ANNANTAS HANC0CK.-Fy virtue Of de-
cree OF the Hastings Court OF Manchester
shall, on
TUESDAY, June 80. 1855,
at q O'Clock =. NJ, expose 70 sale, on tho
premises, the land above described, a. y
whole or in parcels. as viii be made known
al the sale.
TERss One fonrth cash an the residue
at six, twelve and eighteen nlQaths, nego-
table notes, With interest from date OF sale.
purchasers TO q EOsit the ceeh payment and
notes IN the Plalters and - yings Bank OF
Richmond ana file certificates Ia the causes
WILLIAM |. CbOPr0S,
Special Comm issloner.
SAMSON & ADAMsON, AuctlOneers.
hereby certify that no bond wsS re-
qulred OF the special Conn issioncr In tho
suit OF Tucker and wife against Burton and
ais. III. h. DUNAL, Clerk.
ie 2i,24.272s.9
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FOR RENT.
Tor RENT.
L STORES AND OFFICES.

STORE 80. 7l2 east Main street; $500.
STOKE 80. 1924 east Main street; $500.
STORE AND DIV ELLING No. 1909 east
Franklin street; 500.
STORE AND DWELLING No. 6l3 east
Marshall street; $500.
STORE AND DWELLING No. 1907 east
Franklin street: s27N.
BRICK WAREHOUSE Cary and Nine
teenth streets: 500. ,
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING NO. olf
north seventeenth street; s24O.
OFFICES over West " johnston, Main
street. ,,.,t
OFFICES IN Hannewlnckle building
Ninth and Main streets.
COAL-YARD near Chesapeake and ONO
depot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STABLE Main and seventh streets.
Apply to FRANK u. HILL CO.,
le li-1t No. q north Eleventh. street
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AT EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
2Os Franklin. near Third; Il rooms.
Corner sixth and Main streets; - rooms
I8Sixth. near Franklin street ; IA rooms.
Ar Eighth. near Clay street IL rooms.
8O4 Third, near Byrd street; 10 rooms.
2Ol Third, near Canal street; 10 rooms.
I4l3 Ross, near Governor street rooms
parf nycnue and HarVie street; rooms.
1901 Clay and Norton street; 9 rooms.
1908 Cary, near Linden street; rooms.
800 seventh. near Clay; rooms.
ll5 Cary. near Adams street; rooms.
8l9 Fourth. near Gamble I'M; rooms
;o7 First. near Clay street; rooms.
j. THOMPSON
taot1t lll3 Ma
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
REAL ESTATE Al p.IyArE SALE,
BY Quarles q McCurdy
Real Estate Brokers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'SSALE OF THE ENTIRE
i PLANT OF THE WELL-kN0WN
RTrIIbINCi FIRM OF MESSRS. GtOR ~
a WIiITkM GIBSON, AT THE NORrH-
WEST CORNER OF CARY AND SMITH
STKEETS-LOT, BUILDINGS, MACHlNh-
RY' PATTERNS. LIZ " len, Tools
WAGONS, OFFICE Kill ~ ~ ~; ~ ON
Az trustee in certain deed OF trust rom
George 4 William Gibson, dated June h,
Iss5. and duly recorded IN the once Oh inc
clerk OF Richmond Chancery court ior tile
hneft OF their creditors; VIII oneF lor
sale privately. as whole, the es,aD; isu-
ment a the said firm Of George * "llllam
Gibson. now in perfect running order. non,
The factory or shops consist OF LAhGh
TWO. STORY BRICK BUILDINGS, punt
especially for the building business an
proyided with all the modern ana latest
machinery, fixtures furniture, tools, drying
Kiln. sc. The Office Is complete, with
desks. non safe, &C, and the drawing'roOm
with all necessary hXtures' Ncp lor the
The or has a front Of about 1870 feet on
the north line Of Cary street, ana mont OF
1921 feet on the west line OF sixth street; Is
centrally and conveniently located as 10
shipping, &C. --.,.., ,,r,oo, an, oo,,-
,,iete I'm every respect that IL Is impossl ble
Ia enumfrate the machinery, Nc., IN the
said building and parties purchasing can
within few hours be ready 10 oeSih Dusl-
"a "ere has been no chance in the history
of this city that such business opportunity
like This has been offered, and certainly no
ttnNc i'm which business can be taken charge
~ with better chances OF success. The
buildIng now going on In the city IS very
groat. and with a bright outlook for the fu-
lure. .-,.. -, -,
otoice IJrNREK OF different kinds and
much first. class BUILDERS HARDWARE.
dc. 49,.
tioneers. to whom all communications
/ shouId I've addressed; and Mr.. George GLIB
SON who is in charge. will show the premi-
ses at any time.
OUARLEs & McCURDY, AuctiOneers,
a. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-21

DARN FOR SALE, NEAR %
II Chesapeake and Ohio railway, nifty -
miles west OF Richmond; 100 ACRES; new
seven room frame house; young bearing
orchard OF apple and peach: twenty acres
In oak forest. twenty-five acres In eulllya,
ton ice house filled with ice; barn and
oil necessary out-buildings. Price low and
terms easy. Immediate possession can be
had. NJ. H. FbSpLsot
Ie 14-Su4t CUCKOO va
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K L \ f
BUSINESS PLACES.

BUSINESS PLACES,
FOR IMMEDIATE TENANTS.
MAIN-STREEr STORE near Ninth
street.
BROAD.STREET STORE near Ninth
street.
CARY. STREET STORE near Twelfth
SALOON on Fourteenth near Main
street.
BOARDING.HOCSEo on Fourteenth 81.
ALSO.
SMALLER HOU 81 ESD to 5 rooms-s7 10
SIS per month.
BROWN & CO.,
iva street.
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co1rI-r-I,-c~-,IvD ,sJrssISs.1.e., s'Ior,eH
ByJ. Thompson Brown 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
1ll3 Main street.

Heal ESfnte Agents ana Auctiohccf1
11ls Main street.
A MOST SUBSTANTIAL, C0NvE-
N NIENT, AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED THREE-STORY-AND-BASE-
MENT sToCR.BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 40s LEIGH.
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS,
ADMIRABLY SUITED FOR A Ply
SICIAN.
We will sell Mt public auction on
THURSDAY. JUNE 25TH.
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the above DESIRABLE
DWELLING formerly occupied by the late
Rev. DIR. 4. V. Moore, and now owned ana
occupied by Mr.. u. ID. Chalkley, who Is now
about 10 move To his new residence.
The dwelling was built In the most sub
stantial manner, and with every comfort
and convenience every room PROVIDED
with linen CLOSETS, high pitched, weli-lght-
ed, and ventilated.
The basement, formerly used by Rev. DIR.
Moore for his study, Is admirably adapted
for office purpose.
There are eight chambers, besides haH-
rooms: also a wing kitchen with six rooms,
the upper portion Of which Is used In con-
nection with the dwelling; gas, water, and
elegant and most durable soapstone bath
tubs.
The lot fronts 29xl5O feet 10 an alley 20
feet wide, on which there Is stable.
TERMS: Very Hberal-one third cash
balance in one and two years. or SIX, twelve,
eighteen. and twenty-four months. as may
he desired interest added, secured by trust
deed. ]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
ie 81 AuctlOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-21

CECESSION CONVENTIONAL have
~ for sale several copies OF the Richmond
Issl. containing DEBATES IN OPEN
AND SECRET SESSIONS OF THE VIR-
GINA STATE CONVENTION Of that year
on the suhject OF A." Federal Relations and
Secession" Also. the Original Petition for
the Kesssem bling OF the Virginia Legisla-
ture i'm April, 1868. with autograph APP
rroval OF Major-General Weitzel, United
States army. u r. JOdNSioN,
ie II Ire 0lS east Main street.
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Tor RENT OR LEASE, A a
4 LARGE. NEW BRICK HOTEL "a
BUILDING containing forty-twO rooms,
besides office. diningrOom, kitchen. Sc.
situated in the heart OF the enterprlsing
and healthful town Of Martinsyiile. Henry
county, Va. with good markets, first class
society. as healthy location as any IN Viz
ginia, and rapidly increasing population.
Martlnsville presents tine opportunities FOR
a first-class hotel-man; and such man
can rent or Lessee this house for a term ot
10 DIR. j. VI. SMITH,
Martinsville, Henry county, Va.
ie 2i-lm
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WANTS.

WANTED. A YOUNG MAN
w desires a SITUATION OF any kind.
would prefer bookkeeping or assistant
References given. Address ~ care DS-
D0fch Ie Su-ln
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FOR RENT.
DwELLINGS FOR RENT.

ELLlN'' ~ ''N "A
New modeTn-style two-story BklCh
DWELLING OF Beech street between MAN
and Floyd. containing rooms; besides Dam
Also TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos.
10 and II Cherry street. between Main ana
Cary. containing rooms each. besides Oatn.
Also. BRICK YELLING, NO. l&Oo
Broad street, Just below Twelfth contain
ing rooms. ,r.,rtnu
Apply to n. SElDoN $500.
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WANTS.

JOVT/VFl--0Flv7<laTlT ?
DOARDERS WANTED AT JE-
- TERSvlLLE. VA, BY MISS IDA b.
MANN AND SISTERS. Forty-three miles
above Richmond, on the Richmond and
Danville railroad. Healthy location. Large
white-oak grove, croquet grounds, &c.
Variety OF fruit. and all other lnxuries that
q country home can command. Terms
moderate. Address
LAFAYETTE MANN,
je 2l-2ts Jetersville. Va.
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TOR RENT, A NICE ST. "A
i BIRBAN HOME OF FOU X ~
ACRES. with a GOOD DOUBLE BklCk
DWELLING IN nice grove. and usual ONT
houses. on Brook pike only about one muo
nom civ. K. H. CHAFFGE & co,
- aI0t Real Estate Agents.
EOR RENT, SEVERAL De On
Il SIRABLE ROOMS; two suitable ~
for Offices, No. sos east Grace street.
'' Ie2l-tt'
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