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AUCTION oALue-Yqsuve Days.
BY Rawlings D Rose,
Real Estate Ancsionesrss
No. II north Tenth street


TyEUSTEE'S SALE OF A CORNER
AND sf Foua FnaHa naiS OK
GRAHAM srHxkr IN THE T0WN OF Full Z
TON; A pEslHABLR VACANT LOT OF IS
FsEf ON LOUISIANA STREET NEAR FIFTH
sF fn Ga Fsi IL H Nd
DENNY s1kEETs. IN PORT MAYO; ALSO,
TWO SMALL TRACTS or LAND, CONTAINING
F0HTY-Tw0 AND THIRTY-THhEe ACRES
RrspEGTlvELY; LocATdD u ON TnE css sanhL
DISTANCE BELOW THE CIrY.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust frsm John 4. Bossisux. dated
March Il. lS7z, duly recorded In the Richmond
Chancery Court. Deed Book 102, page ~. and
Hesrico county Dsed-Bsok 90, page Sc. default
having bsen made Ia tho payment OF certain
note thereby secured. and being required so 10
co by the benencisriss. will, as substituted
trustee for j. q. BLACKWELL sell at aucfion-nrst
ON THURSDAY. FssnuAsr "A, 1889.
st4 O'Clock r. NJ, the above STORE. DWELL
IsG-HoUsEs. and LOTS. The brick store at tbs
corner Of Erin and Grahsm streets Is two stories
and has i've rooms. The brick dwellings have
four rooms each, and the four frame dwellings
have three rooms ssca. ell having good 'front.'
age on Graham street and running back ITO fest
to an alley 10 feet vide; and. next, on
SATURDAY. February 10. 1889.
at IL o'clock ", I will sell o. Henrico county
courthouse TWO VALUABLE FARMS situated
on the Central turnpike three miles below tho
city. In the county OF Hsnrice, one Of az Ii5l00O
scrs., on the north side OF tho said Con-
trail uirnpke, the cher Of 50 el5-i000 acres, with
the Improvements thereon, consisting OF neat
COTTAGE HOUSE, on tho south side OF the SAID
Central turnpike.
Tue very rapid advances In Fulton property
10 the past year and the desirable location OF
this property must com nend il to parties seek
ing frs,-clss. Investment
ms farms are beautifully situated, being level
and easy Of improvement. and convsRient TO the
city by one OF the pest roads leading thereto
must make them valuable.
TEENS: BY consent OF ali parties, ono fourth
In cash: balance In. four, eight. and twelve
months for negotiable notes bearing per een.
interest, and secured by . decd Of trust: or all
cash. AZ option OF purchaser.
LOUIS r. BosSIEUX,
Substituted Trustee.
RAWLINGS & RosE, Auctionssra fe3
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stdsd over By Mr.. Mayo snd Mrs: Abbott.
vho we'll atersed their position. Mrs Aaye
wers ! lsvsly cell blue India silk. With her
received Miss Dsans, pale piuk Mile; Miss
Rsrsrs. blsck Lace asd pearls; MISS strsther,
White ChiBa siik; Mrs Bessis Darlington,
b,sck fss vest vita dainss; Mss Lucy
Nsvo. pinh silk; Miss 1sltnferro. black lace
with buitercups, and Miss Bisfsrd, PICK al
bstros.
Two young sirls- Misses Lucy wornley
and Park Baslsy -sssisted IN serving.
"cHocoLArAIRs."
The ladies' cs the Valentine House gave 2
uuiaue aad agreeable sntsrtsinnept from y
70 f2 on Friday evening, which tesy calico
:. ChccoIatsirs,v The ladies 81 the house.
held Termed the rscsivtsg party, and each
invited her friends. The decorations we're
vsry tasteful and pretty, esing coubination
OF chocolate and pink In lamp shades and
banflnfs. A RECHERCHE supper was served
with comfort and plessurs 10 the guests, -
the ample rooms Afforded space for the nuns
Der prsseat. and the evssinK passed brightly
and all too quickly, - bright svtnisxs are
~ont TO do. Cards were introduces, ana
music made pleasant accord with cheeriui
voices.
The ladies who were hsstssses on the oc.
CeklpH NtTo MW- W HtV'Wbfkut
bsndsous black silk with ists; Mrs. II. ".
Flsursoy, turquoise blue silk, Enpire
sswn. with deep rsss fsills drspsriss, seu-
eust Of Americas beauties; Ns. William
EIierses, green piush with pslc-bus hnish {;
MIRA. Hickok, O Worth costume OF Lenesa
susks fsilis with Persian drspery: Mrs
Lou Knox, crimson silk tea robe; Mrs.
Josephine stansrd, black silk en- train; Mrs.
Haynes, black silk and lace; Mrs. Jacksea
guy. tea sswn Of blue cashmere and China
silk: Mrs. Ohio Kean, black silk and dull
Jets.
Among the gsssts were Captain and Mrs.
Frank Dsans, Mr.. and Nrs. Allen Maury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jshn Hunter, Madame ana
Mir Gsillauns, Masses Matte aud Maria
Harris. Misses Dimmeck, Miss Taliaierro,
and Mix Deass, Mr.. and Mira. Charles Wat
kiBs, Mr.. and Mrs. Rswiing'.
hrs. A. r. Dickiassn gave thcsfrs party
on the occasion OF the rendition OF - ne
Quick OF the Dead" by Miss Estslle Clayton
on Thursday evssiug. Tbs party cemprssd
about eighteen guests, who were afterwards
entertained at supper at the residence oil the
hostess on Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rutherford enter.
tanned = small number Of friends at diuner
on FRIDAY evening In honor OF her sister,
Mrs, Cslderon Carlyle, OF Washington, ID. &.
PERSONAL.
Miss Elise Strother will visit friends in
Norfolk IN few days, TO be absent for seve-
raj weeks.
The Kisses Ross viii remain In Charles
ton until after tue 18th OF February, upon
which DAY a grand ball is to be given In
their honor.
Mss Burge, Of Louisvills, KY, will visit
Mrs. Robert whitlock this week.
The Misses Cary, OF Mobile, Ala, will re-
turn TO their homo on Saturday.
Miss Hairston, who has been visiting Miss
Mcdowell, returned to her home on We'd
neSdAy. CHLOE
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Ct1tf uI 4eveniy e&osy sh"os 'ns 1890.
This Was By shapes, beweyer, aud II may be
hardly fair 70 refer 10 II.
Whist II 10 .Epsssib'e TO give spy list 81
the russts or csstancs there we're four voueg
people 90 dIstisgIusssd by their very be-
cousfar attire tAst tsey ne deserving OF
specal uess,oa. uiss Nelue Ryder wu like
80 sppsus picture 10 = gown that had been
worn b. her great grsndnotssr-ys yellow
brscssisa satin VI elsgsnt Nxtute, fathiousd
IN the 81 srt waisted ssy OF seventy. tive yssrs
ago. wtth plata OF white muslin stand
lag hirh on the shoulders and turned dow q
over The ssusEe.
Nhs Jean Cake. OF Atlanta, Ga, whose
Juuo-iiks coaieur vac shown 10 admirable
advantage ~ her Grecisu knot sud hasds,
wore = soft white gswn Of clinEiug fabric,
Empire st,ls, villa folded girdis asa ampie
Gnish on shoulders sse sleeves. and Nessrs.
George 0iesen sao william Parish in
HACK satin ksiek sr Dceksrs ana bsse lace ruf.
dice. powder end rouge. Thess we're the
~ urss which Daae uost impression upon
tie sseoaatsrs, thsugs The s<yls OF dress was
uuifsrnly bscosiny sna pretty.
The cal yoxdrt was Eetteu up by Mss
jennie Mcrhail, Mas Callis Ryiand. and
Mip Meth Pctss, aHd 70 their tasteful efforts,
secostea by tee indsfatisasls energy OF
many 81 The csspefsns, 70 dus the almost
pheHsUesA success OF the sccssions. The
chapsrsss we're: hn y. G. hcrssil. hrs.
Rylssd. Mrs. Cullen, Mrs csionsi rsicsti,
Mrs. Th>nss Rntserissrd, Ars. h,ies Cary.
Mira. Wiiiha Fsreussos. Mrs sinpkins. Nrs.
Alfred HArfs. hu. Edward marc, MRS.
Coasally, Mr.. N. \. wilson, Mrs. Philip
Hsxaii. hra James B. Pace. and Mn. Col.
obsl buferd.
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WASHINGTON, February 2, 1889.
Senate.
rrbe Sonata WAS not In segsion to-day.
House or seprese.tstivss.


Hesse OF seprese.tstivss.
The House issistsd oil ito amendment to
the senate bill for The admission OF South
Dako and A-,srs. Springer, Barnes, and
Baker OF New York were appointed az con-
fsrre<s.
Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, from the Commit
tee on Agriculture, reported tae agricultural
appropriation bill, and it was placed on the
calendar.
nr. Heuk, OF Tennessee, asked unanimous
consent for the passage OF the bill for the re-
lief OF George Turner, OF reHssssee, but
Mr.. KiIssre. Of Texas, objected; wbercupon
Mr.. Houk gave notice that unasimeus con.
sent would not be given 10 tn requests pre-
ferrcd by the gentlemen on tie other side.
Mir. Clardy, OF Missouri, called attention
10 the fact that the conference report on tue
Nicaragua cssal bill Is printed In The he
cord was Incorrect in sesegal particulars,
ans reprint was ordered.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole DIR. keCrsary, OF Kentucky, In
the chair on the naval appropriation bill.
Mr.. Herbert OF Alabama, made sn ex.
hausuvs explanation OF the provisions OF
the bill substantially a. given I'm the report
OF The Conmlttse on Naval Aflirs, which
has ALREADY been published. In speaking in
regard 10 the new navy he declared thai all
the vessels recently laid down would be
equal. II not superior, TO shy vessels In the
world Of sinilar [, pes. and be was sspeclslly
eulsaistic of the dynsmlie.cf uifer Nesuvlus,
and stated that enough has been SHOWN 10
demonstrate that the dynamite guns we're 10
be very siiicisst wespeas, especially on land.
Whsthsr thev would be equally efficient on
tho sea was net yet assured. This new dyna-
mits-cruiser, which the bill provided for,
was TO ss constructed emily after the sccre.
tsry 81 the Navy should become s,tsiisd
iroB sficiA tess made with the Vssuvius aud
her guns that TIE vessel and her guns Together
wsuls prove efficient.
Mr.. acAdoo, Of New Jersey, said that the
thanks OF the people Of the Uslted States
were dus not only to the present head OF the
Navy Department, but 10 The CoHrnlttcs on
Naval Affairs for the efforts they had made
To build UP the navy.
On metion OF Mr.. Herbert the following
amendment was adopted:
"For the purpose Of permanently estsb-
lisbing = statiea fer coal and other supplies
for the naval and commercial marine OF TIE
United states on the shores OF the Day OF Tue
| hareor OF Payo-Psse on ths Island futuils
Sanea for the erection OF necessary build
inrs SAD structures thsrson, and for such
| other purposes 90 may in the judgment OF
the President be necessary 10 cosufh Use
rights Of the United states under Article III Oh
the treaty OF 1878 betwses the United states
A. d the King of the Samoan Islands, aud The
deed of trsssfer made IN scco dance there
with. sIO0, 900 be Immediately available"
Without being asendsd the bill was re-
ported to the House ssd passed..
Mr.. Blssst, Of Georgia, from the Com
mlites en- Post. Officer and Psst-Ronds. re-
DO ted the post-ofics pyenristion bill and
1t was placed on the cssndar.
Adjourned.
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Iii Clty tienla.

Special telegram TO the pisps1chl
LYSCsBuEa. Va, February "A. b.
Guixon, a representative OF the eohfholders,
was IN TIE city yesterday snd rendered be'
tween el6,e0e ans 1000 In coupo1s TO sat-
isiy judsmssb against psrtiss, watch Ser
geant Day dscllnsd. This will cause re-
turn for lhe tsird time Of executions, which
will IN may cases make lhe costs more THAI
the prisclpsl Involved. The Sergeant holds
ABOUT $40 900 against the parties wko ten
dered coupons in payment oil taxes.
The funeral services OF John N. Holt took
place Mt the First Presbyterian church at IL
O'Clock this nlornins, and were largely at
teRded.
one OF the largest tobacco -msnufacturers
in the city says tue Iade in manufactured
tobacco for the Mesta Of January Just pat
wm tns lsrsest knsws since 1884, and a. tue
ouanlity 10 the hands OF ioUbers 10 very
sssail. the sutiook 10 very nps Ter good
rear. The receipts this week st the ware.
houses showed decided inersais aud prices
we're good.
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO DE-
l. sIRAbLE LOTS, WITH THE IMPROVE
MENTs III GREON. ONE ON TIE EAST SIDE
OF THIRTIErH STREET BETWEEN y AND p
STREETS, AND THE OTHER ON TIE WEST
SlDK OF THIRTIETH STREET BETWEEN .
AND sTREETS.--By virtue Of certain deed
OF trust dated September IL, 1886. and recorded
10 the clerks ONES OF Richmond Chsncsry
Court, IN Dss1-BoOk l3l G, psge H5, and be-
Jag requested by the beneficiary 30 to do. de-
fault having been made In the payment OF GER
tain notes therein secured. shall soil by public
auction. on the promises, On
FRIDAY, FIBxULEY s, 1889,
al ~ O'Clock p. NJ, the abovs-described REAL
ESTATE The LOT on the vest aide OF Ihirtistn
strset fronts ~ feet inches, and has depth OF
l4 feet. The LOT on tho east side Of 1hirtieth
street fronts IN feet aud has depth OF 1872 feet
On this lot IS very uoat hOU5E. This property
will enhance rapidly in value and will make a
good investment
TERHs: Cash, as TO the expense OF sale and
two notes OF $40 each. with in crest from March
18th and september IL. 1888. respectively, and
credits as 10 notes Of $40 ssch, due March ~,
1889. and September Il, 1889, respectively. aud a
note Of 1850 due september II, 1889; balance an
nOunced at sale.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER,
tubsiituted Trustee.
PoHpRxTES 4 DEN0ON. Auctoneors. 70
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IrIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 49,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ALL,
COMPANY. for Rorfoik Porss- !.
mouth. Nspport HswA CiArsnoAt ana Janice
river landings direct 81 elegant saloos -sseamsr
WE'D sksDAY. and FRIDAY 1t \ n street.
cars eonssct
Conssc.ioss Ct Newport ssws Tor old roias
and Smlthnsld. and o. Norfolk closely with ell
river by daylisnk Grsas tsurist line Chsapsss
route.
Througk ucksn on steamer end ~ Carriers
Agency, LOO halA street. Bassese shscksd
Yrsirh. resolved daily iov Nsrfoik, PSrts-
mous, ot1 Point Wsveeiy. ntoastskd, Va, and
~ psiau is nSs>sn Norta CasebaS eeseorA
vhgiuiss ssd AlirsgulAr lnndkaGe - - yemss
and kappahsnneck rivsrs. Is lescet reseo, an3
lUCIEN b fAvUM, vics-Prel1sak
Ne ul7 MAkA s<roos end neekg>tA
lawn WxIs1om. Nvt8As 40 ken1onGeg AGooh
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NHE YOUNG Ladies on sT.

THE YOUNG LADIES OF ST.
IL JOHNS GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH,
csrner Assn ssa Marshall streets, will spen .
BAZAAR fer as esnsst OF the church On hON,
DAY, February 4th atT4 r. N. This pastor OF
the oh srch Will deliver shor; sSdress. asd Cap
tsla Frsak Cunningham will kindly give Sc
lection Of his sssusful songs. Every evening
dnriEK the week the basement Of the chu-ch will
be spsssd 70 visitors sf ths bazaar nj 81 eclock
All kisds Of attractions will be previdei Tor,
promlnsat amosg them . pineapple drill. In
which thirty-tws youBg ladies' will participate
undsr the direction Of Professor Minor. All are
cordially invited. feSIt
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BY Geo Fs w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. L. Laugt ton, Jr.. salssmsD,)
"A Ninth street

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
VI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOW CASES,
DESKS. CHAIRS, EARTH-CLOSEr, &C. AT
AUCIION.--On
MONDAY TEE lrG INSTANT.
at i0X o'clect, will sell at my suction-rooms
very general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUN
NI1URE which will include
PARLOR and CHAMBER FURNITURE;
COOKING and HsATING-SGOFhS;
YXTENsION- and LEhF-TABLRS;
MAHo0ANr aad PAINTED WARDROBES.
Several very good DESKS;
CANE aud WOOD CHAIRS;
Round front aud square SHOWCASES;
COUSTER-sCALES,C OffEE-hlLLS
lEARTH-CLOsKT--c cost t5O-ss COED as new.
Many miscellaneous articles
Purchases must be removed at once, &C the
BOOK sALk occurs on TUESDAY.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
fe3 Auctioneer.
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BY George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
Jno. K Laughton. Jr., sslesnaDl
No. "a north Ninth street.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE MIS-
~ GILLIAN 2OUS LIBRARY OF TIE LATE
WILLIAM hENRY HAXALL AT AUCrION.-i,y
direction OF the sxsculors Of tue estate OF the late
William Henry Haxall, l shan sell at auction.
By catalogue, on
TUESDAY THE 5TH INSTANT.
commencing At { o'clock +. ~, al my auction
rooms, No "a Niuth street.
His MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY, embracing 9
large collection Of BOOKS, amongst which Will
be found the fullest assortment on various
subjects. by the Des. authors, Of American
aad English publications
Mr.. Haxell's taste aud judgment IN thu sciec-
tion OF looks was above the most of book collec-
tors. and his library embrsccs variety not
often offered for sale 81 auction.
Catalogues arc now ready aud can be had on
application The books win Do on exhibition on
Tuesday morning. GEORGE W. MAYO,
fec AuctlOnssr.
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M q u TII On.
II NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

u NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
RECEPTION OF TIE SUPREME CHANCEL-
L0R, GBsnELL WILLIAM WARD.
A general nsssusstins Of the Knights OF Py.
thiss Of Rich mend snd Manchester will be held
al Sanger Hall TUESDAY kYENlS0, February
blh. st s'clsct. All ~ thisns aud their frlsnds
are Invited 10 attsad-
Tisfss for tss banquet 90 10 given TUESDAY
NISHr February stu, In honor OF supreme
Chsscsllor william Ward, can be obtained from
tse fsliowisE committee:
Lodge No. AZ. p. Burie, 100 cast Broad street;
Ledge Ne. "a. L. Davis Constable Rtethsrs),
as east Broad
Lodge No. I'D. N. Do Sylvia S7 east Broad;
Lodge No IN. n. GroOnt, 1916 east Broad
Ledge No. 12--J. v. Sheppard. ses eat Broad;
Lssgs No. 15-Jshs A. Bsisr. lois Basin Bank,
Lodge Ne. 1T. l. Courtney, Jr., hle east Main /;
Lodge No Z3--W. 7. Atkinson. 2ll6 Vensble;
Lodge No. NJ. r. Cr0vdsr. 1909 vest Leigh.
All mems Of the order In the city ana 10
Manchester are cordially Invited 70 procure said
ticNsn. Tickets cannot be had after Monday
night, February [th
BY order Of no Committee
ROBERT n. EOk1HEN, Chairman.
r. A. HUshBs Secretary. 10 e-Ii
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BY y. W. BoWe
aud
". X. Bowie &c Co.,
Rnal Estate AuctlOnears.

TCE-MANUFACTURING MACHINE
4 RY. A VALUABLE LOT WITH HOUSES
SUITABLE FOR ICE MAKING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS tn kREON. HORSES,
WAGONS, &C, &C., At AUCIlOH-'OOhl
sALE-gy virtue Of decree OF the Chsnee cry
cause OF Schmidt rs. The TrsnsparenClce COM
pany ct ala. on January l6, 1883, wo will sell by
auction. on the premsss. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1883,
at ~ O'CLOCK NJ, the entire aud complete lCE-
FACTORY, with Is ougit and appdrtenances,
situated In the city Of Richmond. Va, az th9
northwest corner OF Canal aud Adams Streets
consisting Of
!. The Tor OF LAND at the norlhwss. corner
OF Canal and Adams street., fronting lyAxlUD
feet wi "a large brics factory, englns-hoGse,
stable and other subsidiary buildings thereon.
This Ia just The thing for cold-storsSs Waro-
D Ths complete outlt OF MACHINERY FOR
Tue MANUFACTURE OF ICE. with a capacity
OF twenty tons daily, and IA good order and
= Al Of tGs roofs. SCALES, HORSES.
WAGONS, aud various other srti lea OF personal
property connected with the manufacture aad
sale Of ice.
The real estate will probably be sold separate
IL. either rs whole or in parcels. IS may seem
boat ~ the time OF sale had As Is Is we'll suited
for many other usss as veil a. for 40 i,e-factory
or a. a cola--torsge warehouse, Tor when, win
very slight alterations Il Is well adapted. tho
attention OF manufa .turers generally - invited
10 this sails. and II so4d in parcels 40 opportunity
is hers presented 70 buy tho ynesat part Of the
lot for building purposes, for which IL 10 well
adapted by location. nc.
Tho probability IL that the mxchinsry pertain
lag 70 ths manufacture OF ice will be sold 10 ono
parcel aud The rest u the personal properly IN
email lots although tho commissioners reserve
the righI 10 sell ali the personal property IN a
lump.
TsKHs: Fer the real estate. one half cash
balance vt SIX, twsve. aud eighteen months for
notss, with interest adasd Aot title retained.
For ne persOAsl property. all sumo OF 500 ard
under cash; sums over 500 and up 10 foDO ON
sixty DAYS credit aud on sums over $500 on four
months credit all credit payments 70 be evil
deacsI by negotiable notes. with interest added
and .stiSfactOrily sndOrsed. For further inlor-
u alton apply 70 the suctiouecr.
BkV f. CRT'Mp,
Jackson GUY.
john HUNTER. JR.
SpsciRl COMM sslOuers.
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LECTU
CPECIAL NOTICE

CPECIAL NOTICE.
~
Hon. u. n. BORsf. Of New York, Supreme
Councillor, and WATSON J. nav ron, IL d.,
Of Washington, y. G., Supreme Treasurer Of the
Orasr of CsOssa Fris ods. uBdsr the auspi ,es Of
the ,ouAcis Of this oity will deliver add essss At
Ferd's opera aousO THURSDAY EVENING,
February z. 1880. at o'clock. The musical pro-
grsnms wiz bs uadtr the direction Of Captain
fkskk CUKNiNGHAA.
Members Of Iss Order and the public are cor
daily invited 10 bs prescott
JAMES q. BOWMAN,
WALLACE WASHINGTON.
fe 3-Su, Tu&ThSt Committee.
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Fsrmyslle, LyasAbsrg. ssa ssath venssSa psle.A
aaa eli saAneas On No ssrzsn ana wssssra TALL
rOad. X. n Sut.ts
Supcrip tonica>
RE D, NsssS General sapsrisirasssl
r. n nuuasoeA ooneraA rEAssoser Ageak
ses- l41A 1AEr haaassG ~
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URUsTEEs SALE OF STOCK OF
SADDLES. HARNESS. sADoLERS
FINDINGS, 30.

By virtue Of deed Of trust from d. .. Presssr
20 the subscriber and duly recorded, I viii pro-
csed TO sell. At the store Of said Prosssr. corner
Of Main and Fourtssnth streets, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1880.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, all Of the stock Of
LADIES' AND aKNTLEMKS's SADDLES IN
great variety;
sADDLERY;
HARNESS Of best quality, in single aud double
sets:
sApDLERy MATERIALS and FINDINGS;
COLLARS
WHIPS.
CART. WAGON, and PLow HARNESS;
BLANKETS Of best quality;
Elssant SHOWCASES:
COUNTERS AND FIXTURES generally;
IKoN-sArE. with combination lock, &c. &c.
Its impossibIs to particularizo. Ii Is enough
10 say that the stock embraces as varied an as
sorsnsnt IS can 30 found In any establishment
Of its kind In our city.
This sale should attract as Il deserves, gcne-
raj attention. as the goods will be sold in lots TO
suit the trade, as also parties wishing 70 pur-
chase for private use.
TrRss; All sums under so. cash; over that
amount ninety days for satisfactory nstes, 'nte-
rest added. AR COURTNEY.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by JOSEPH B. DAVIS. Auo-
tiopeer. ,sS0
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Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. - NJ, ana every SUNDAY a.
A. ~.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received ill ll:3J A. NJ: for sundayy steamer
till z. 81. saturday. Freight received daily till
=. NJ.
Fare. 81.
For further information apply 20
J. w. MCCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent, Once RockettA
". p. CLYDE 4 CO..
mol General Ageuts PhiisielphlA
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GALE OF A FINE FARM IN HEN
- RICO COUNTY CONTAINING siDI

AcRES.-On
MONDAY. FrBsuAHy II. 1889.
st II o'clock n. OF Ne front door Of the Hsnrico
county court house, will o1er for sale st knc-
ton that VALUABLE FARM In the county OF
Henrico, on the Osborne turnpike about Elk
miles below kictmsnd. known ~ "shiLLk-
cssssd. containing s<o4 ACRES more or less.
About i2S acres Of this land Is cleared and Ia .
high state Of euluvatios the bslsnee 10 Ia woodS
fhe farm has . Dwelling, with large barn. Sta
hlsx ssd suthsussA Tho land 10 well watsrsd,
sst AID nnsst springs 10 Easssrp uirSipa This
sale A2srds nas opportunity V secure 90 e.
coilset STOCK farm. |. J. HAWKRx.
Administrator with tho will annexed OF 4. d.
Miller aessssed-
Tsrns Of payment made known on dAy Of sala.
JANIS r. cAsrsnAa. Ancsioaser. fel
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FOR AKkr.

FOE AEhE.
u R r Z n I. q
We arc instructed 10 offer
e,yc,.r SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS In tho
CT NNiAl- way OF low reAts 70 secure tsn-
sats al once for the following:
Largo TWO-sTOkY DOUBLE DWELLING
with sido LOT, No. Sit. corner Eleventh and MAI
81 all sTssts; twelve rOoAs.
Fiisf-clAss east Frank street RESIDENCE,
No g. near adams; fourteen rooms
Centrally. located south Thtrisuest hESl-
DssCE, No sos south Third street; twelve
ToOnA .
New thrss-sisry Parks avenue corner DWELL
ING twslvs roemA
Sss-4l0 west Franklin street SIX rooms
s15--Ils east Rots street.; six rooms.
SMALLER HOUSE elsewhere.
STORES.
NAIN-STREEr STORE y . ar Pourtee nth street
BEOAD-s HtEr STORE sssr Ninth street
BkOOk-AYENUr STORE nssr Bread street
NEw-hAkKEr t1ORf. sixth street.
HkIN-srRkEr STORE nsar kigkth street
sNALLEk STORES elsewhere on business
streets.
OFrICIs. CoAL-YARDs, FACTORIES. &C.
Call for Printed Lat
J. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.,
70 Set Ills kaiR street.
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SCHMIDT, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST THE TRlNsPAEssr-
les COMPANY. DzFSNDANT--iS TAG CEAEOfRY
COURT or rHE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Chsrlss W. Oocdin. clerk OF said court, cor
tlfy thai tho bond required OF the special COM
miuiOnsrs nv the decree IN said cause Of Jsnd-
AIRY 10, 1892. has been duly given.
Giyon undec my hand this l7h day Of January,
1854
iaB CHARLES W. GoDDIN.