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| four post-offce appointments in tho
county under the present Administration
and al except one are Mahoneite.

four post-ofice appointments in tho
county under the present Administration,
and oil except one are Mahoneite.
HISTORICAL cESyESARIASs.
Frequently noticing the doubts express
ed in youi paper with reference 10 cente-
narians and partakiRg somewhat of your
belief WAS surprised TO read as historical
fact in Howe's History of Virginia. pub
lished in 1S45. and q valuable book, the
following Of Prince Edward county:
There dicd in this county, in 1919, u
slave named Wonder Booker, belonging TO
George Booker. Esq, who had reached hls
one hundred and twenty-sixth year. lie
received his name from the circumstances
that his mother was in her tfty-eighth
year at the time Of his birth. He was OF
great strength of body, and his natural
powers. which were far superior 20 those
OF people of color in general, retained m u
surprising degree. He was constant Ia
borer in his masters garden until within
eight or ten wears Of his death"
On page 147 the same author has list OF
nineteen others-bOth white and colored-
who had lived 10 years and over, and gives
their place Of residence and date OF death
Two OF them lived ia Richmond-N iliiam
McKine. who died in 1918, aged one nun
dred and thirty. and a negro in 1878, aged
one hundred and thlrty-six. ] have heard
of several in this county who were report
ed 10 have died who lived 10 be over one
hundred years old, but in my investigation
! could never get one over nlnety-sex en-
years from record evidence. D.
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THE UNIVERSITY.
where the Professors and Their Families
are Summarizing.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July 6, 1882
Everything Is very quiet at the UnlVer-
sity of Virginia this week. Most OF the
students and the greater portion of the
visitors have left for their homes, and
number of the professors and their families
left this week for the different summer re-
sorts or 20 visit friends and relatives. The
following are some of the University faculty
who have left for their summer vacation
Or. James J.. Cabell is at the White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, where he will pass
Good portion Of the summer: Professor NJ.
Schele de We're is visiting in ElhcOtt City,
Nd. Professor John Il. Minor has gone 10
the White Sulphur Springs for short
while and will return next week 10 open the
summer law course; Professor Charles :.
Nenable, wife. and son are at the Sweet
Chaly beate Springs, Allegheny county,
Va. for the summer; Professor William +.
Peters and family are visiting IN Marion,
Va. Professor William Nj. Fontalne is at
Noers, Hanover county. Va. Professor
Jamea NJ. Garnett aud family are at Mid
dleburg, Loudoun county; Professor +. I.
Huntington is stopping at Virginia Beach;
DIR. William b. Fowles IS IN Burlington,
Vt; DIR. William &. Dabney "a resident
MUSICIAN at the White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va: Professor NJ. W. Humphreys is at
Nicholas Courthouse, ". Va. +; PROFESSOR n.
III. Tuttles family are visiting in Austin
burg, Ohio: Professor r. II. Dabney is
in New York city; Professor William H.
Perkinson is at Salt Springs. Ga. Profes-
sor Parkinson is dean OF the faculty of the
Southern Chautauqua, which is being held
at Salt Springs. Professor James s. Miller
is in Dublin, Pulaski county, Va. Profes-
sor r. IL. Whitehead is in Salisbury, \. G.
Professor n. Nj. Parrish is visiting in Balti-
more, Md : Professor X. S. Radford is at
Forest Depot, Va. Several of the profess
BOTS will remain at the University and con-
duet classes in the different schools during
the summer.
Miss jamie Jones, of Culpeper county,
who has been visiting Miss Eddie Jackson,
returned home yesterday.
DIR. NJ. Mckenzie Of the University of
Virginia, was in Lexington this week at
tending the semi-centennial OF the Vlr
GINA Military Institute. DR.. Mckenzie
was student at the Virginia Military In
stitute in 1874. and is one of the only three
surviving members of that class.
Yesterday was the first clear day we have
had in this section for about three weeks.
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Chicago Races.


CHICAGO, July 6.-Washington. Park
races. The weather was clear and hot and
the track fast.
First race-one mile--Bannerette won
Teuton second, Annie Blackburn third.
Time, 1:43}1.
Second race-six MISUNDERSTANDING
won: Little Minch second, Joe Courtney
third. Time, liza.
Third race-Boulevard stakes, one mile
and a quarter-Huntress won; Montrose
second, Robin Hood third. Time, 2;0SA
Fourth raee--six furl6ngs-Dilemma
third. Time, 1:l5k.
Fifth race--one mile and ono sixteenth
Flood-1ide won; Wahsatch second, Un-
lucky third. Time, l;50.
Sixth race--one mile and one sixteenth
Hindoo Craft won; Ed Mack second, Once
Again third. Time, 1:47}S.
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NOSES CHERRY NOT TO BE FOUND.
Damage TO tho TTuckcrs-Navsl Hospital
PropeTtS -PcrsOnal Notes and
Briefs.
toOrespondonce Of The Richmond DI'patch'l

NORFOLK, Va, July 6. 1889.
The negro Moses Cherry, who assisted IN
killing Wills Jackson at Churcblmd last
SATURDAY. night, has oluded all EFFORTS 20
capture him cnd escaped from the county
into North Carolina.
MANY Of the truckers of Norfolk comfy
will not even Dig the IRISH potatoes Ia then
fields now, the crop having rotted so badly.
The cabbage crop Is literally worth nothing
now and the truckers arc allowing the
largest and finest they ever raised to rot IL
tho fields. The corn crop Is materially IN
jured ,'the heavy rams having washed the
stalks down Nat to the ground. The pea
nuts not ruined by the river fresnets are
badly washed up in the fields.
NAVAL HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
Congressman Bowden is interesting him
self IN the Improvement of the magnificent
Naval Hospital property, and will endeavor
10 got ali appropriation of $4,000 to sea
wall tho whole property on the waterfront
and otherwise improve the grounds.
Thomas NJ. Davis, young farmer OF
Pasquotank county, n. G., was caught IN
a wheat thrcshing -machine on Thursday,
and his right leg was crushed and ground
up so terribly that the shock killed him
before doctor could get TO his assist
ance.
Large numbers Of Norfolk people are
now getting away to the mountains OF
Virginia.
THE COAL TRADE.
There was n falling of of 1000 tons Of
coal 10 the shipments from this port this
week, the total being but 1900 tons.
Mr. Baker Cooper, a bricklayer at work
on the Simpson dry-dock at the navy-yard,
was badly hurt 10y falling scafOld to-day.
A rattlesnake was killed ON the Norfolk
Southern railroad q few days since that
had 10 rattles.
PERSONAL.
Chief-Engineer William b. Brooks, who
has been ordered 10 Richmond 10 supern-
tend the building of the engines Of the
hattle-ship Texas, has been several times
in charge Of the steam engineering depart
ment at the navy-yard. and belongs 70 the
Brooks family in Portsmouth. He Is one
of the ablest engineers in the service.
An engineer corps has been busy for sew
eral weeks surveying railroad route from
Movock, on the Norfolk Southern road, TO
South Mills, on the Dismal-Swamp canal.
This line strikes right through the famous
Dismal swamp.
Pullmnn-Car Conductor John Scott, who
was in the recent wreck on the Norfolk and
Western road, is at home, in Portsmouth,
resting. He is badly bruised. He lost his
clothing and valuables. Mr.. Walter Mast,
who was wounded in the disaster, has also
arrived home.
The large New York tug Hercules, which
has been missing for some time and sup
posed TO have met disaster, arrived IN port
this morning.
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~ - oclock r. NJ. ths above namei ncil-4uoWn
r. EEDfN6LY-ArlKAt I'VE tNp VAL A.
BIZ BUSlN E>> PROPERTY. adjoining iho i,lrl-
mond Thsatre. On tie soIth s.io 90 Broad stree.
between seventh ald kgnth streets, ifouuts
= = feet on Broad street ard CKion ing "a tn-
tween parallel lines lIl feet J Theatre alley
being a NOS admirably -ar-..ugsi. sEAr4iAs.
81 5sLaatiAl. and modorniy- .-lct~l bnntc -
four stories sUoYo aud excellent rcANf, Coz tail-
irg besides the extra largo aai handsome 81
loon. ADOut tweBty good rooms. no. ilcil4ns
tho large aud excellent pantry. kiiehen, Closes
&c. WITH bot asd cold water, aud 81 ne modern
c0nveuiences throughout, high celliugs, H'A
lighted, well ventilated. and IN periecf order,
81 b supple space for such addition and oularg -
mon' IS may b. desired.
The wollkno1n popularity Of his house. DID, .
very lArgo patronage which 70 nos enjoys. ali
which 10 Will Always command because cf q
peculiarly advantageous location. adjoining u.r
most popular pleasure resorts AMI most rruir a.
located. on the mOst prominent business stree,
render Il one u the most attractive Properties
whether for business Or investment, anywhere i0
DO found.
No commendation Is Necessary 90 those Ht'
know this property. No8-resldens anl moss
MT f2miliar with Il arc respectfully urged -
come aud examine Il and attend ne sale
lsRhs: Exceedingly liberal ono iogT,h eesh, .
the residue ~ negotiable notes al enc, t~A
tarce, four, and i've Year,, Win inlefgs. aided
and secured b. deed OF trust
az Possession A. an sariY DAY n desired,
jo3 J. Is. ELAN. AurtiOnecr
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Mexican News.
Try telegraph % the DISPATCH

CIrY OF MEIIoo uid GALVESTON, July c.
The Mexican press Is making fierce attacks
upon the scheme TO settle colored emigrants
from the United States In Mexico and asks
the Government to be patriotic and not
countenance it.
The entire orange crop Of the State OF
Sonora has been bought by California par
ties.
The Government of the State Of Chiapa
ia following the example III that Of Goa
hula ia arresting journalists. Among
those who have been taken into custody Is
the representative Of the Leo-Cook Press
Agency.
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XATANTED. AGENTS 10 SELL ME

WANTED, AGENTS IObELI HE
w Pinless Clothes-Line: the only Inc
ever invented that holds tho clothes without
pins: perfect success; patent recently issued;
sold only by agents, 10 whom the exclusive right
is given. On receipt Of sc. We will send sam
pie line by mail also circulars. price-list, and
Terms 20 agents. Secure your territory al once.
Address WORCESTER PlNLESS CLOl HES
LINZ COMPANY, II Hermon street. Worcester,
Mass ~ 6-SsESu3W
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FREDERICKSBURG.
Fatal Effects of the Kick of a Horse--John.
sons SlayeIs.
special telegram to The DIspatch.l

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July 6.--Last Mon
dav Jeter Carr. prominent young man Of
this county, was kicked by a horse at Spot
sylyania Courthouse and died yesterday
morning. He was twenty-five years old.
Jordan and Robert Washington and
Grant Lewis implicated in the killing of
HAYWOOD johnson and the stabbing Of
Lewis Scott in fracas at the depot here on
the night Of the 4th, had hearing before
Mayor Rose to-day, who sent them on 20
the Hastings Court for trial, Their trial
will take place next week. Much interest
is manifested here by the colored people in
the result. William Little. Jr., has been
engaged as counsel for the Washingtons,
and A, II. Dickinson for Grant Lewis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

A LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS
"a experience desires = SITUATION as
TEACHER IN a school or private family. Caa
teach Latin. French, English, Muf'c. Ar. Calls
themes. and flJcutlon. Reference excl aged
Address MISS b. G., care 81 no Pos master At
Milford Caroline cOnn.y Va. " i-Su,M Altr
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that D. P. WALEE and A. d. BAL
LAUFF have this day formed a partnership
10 conduct the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS in
Gil its branches wiz keep a fun line on hand
OF all kinds OF ANTHRACITE; also Of the best
sPLIST, LUMP, AND POCAHoNTAs COAL for
domestic use. CUMBERLAND COAL fer smiths
and steam purposes sold in lots TO suit pur-
chasers. All kinds Of WEST VIRGINIA and Po-
CAHONTAs AVERAGE GOALS sold by the ton
or in carload lots. The best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD. Long sawed and kindling always
on hand. d. P. Wake, with the late Writ Rob
erts seventeen years. will be pleased TO soc his
friends former patrons OF Writ Roberts do
cessed). and tho public generally at the old
stand. corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
Telephone 1853 WALKE & BALLAuFF.
RICHMOND, Va June s. lssa 10 9-im
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By l. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctonoor and Insurance Agent,
sl3 HUI street, Manchester Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIR-
" TEEN VALUABLE VACANT LOTS FRONT
ING on THE EASf SIDEOF SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN PORTER AND MCDONOUGH
STREETS. II THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
NA-By virtue Of q decree Of tho Hastings
Court OF tho city Of Manchester 10 The suit Of
Males administratrix ~. br1nder. &C, entered
at tho April tsrm. 1889, the undersigned, special
commissioner, will sell al pubic auction. on tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Death OF Virginia Editor.

STANTON, VA, July 6.-JohnJ. Straughan
editor of the Highland Recorder, died in
Monterey last night at 10 o'clock. His re-
mains were brought TO this city this after.
noon for burial. His mother aud family
are residents of stanton.
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TUESDAY. July Q. lSss.

at O'Clock =. ~. EIGHT LOTS. fronting ga
feet on the east sid0 " seventh street COM
mencing at The corner OF Perry street and 81
tending towards McDonoGgh street, aud running
back 100 feet 70 a new street As feet vide. Also,
FIVE lots fronting i65 feet oa the east limo u
Seventh street. commencing at tho corner Of
Perry street aud extending towards Porter
street also runalng back 80 feet 70 the said new
street
These los AIRS IN a neigh bOrhOod that IL rapid
~ being Quilt up There are very few desirable
vacant lots loft this street for sale. They front
on the best-paged street IN the city, nave the AL
vantage Of the sfrestcsrs In their 'front.' aud have
also 8 vide street In tho rear. Their proximity
20 Richmond and the Richmond aad Danyills
railroad shops makes lhls desirable land upon
which 70 buiki Dwellings ms and Ia also
adapted for manufacturing purposes, having
pleaty Of frontage Ia both trout aud rear, aud X
necessary a siding could be lad into the works.
TgREs. ono fourth cash, aud lhs balance In
elk, twelve. eighteen. aud twentv-four months
deferred payments bearing Interest from DAY ~
sale, title retained until all The pgrehase-mOnsy
IA paid aud a conveyance ordered ~ tue Court
JOHN PICKRELi.
Special Commissioner.
I. AnlnsON. AucflOneer.
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WANTED, TO SELL, FRAME
w HOUSE 80. Cs7 north Fii,h street; brick
/ basement. seven rooms, gas, water. large
kitchen IA addition. 10; ~ feet A good 10
/ yestmcnt IN tho near future. This apcriy IL
near the business centre. and VIII maaa Do
sirsbe home with small outlay " paint AMI
/ fencing. Price. f22Ol Terms: One fOIrih
cash balance SIX, twelve. Bad eighteen mouin.
Apply 10 No. :, Levy & DAVIS jy ~
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WANTED, SHORTHAND STU
w DENTSi over 100 nov In attendance.
GOOD POSITIONS are secured for ALL GkADU-
ATRS. Remington typewriter used Only col
lego Of stsuogrsphy In tho city and largest In the
South. Established 1886. Very easy icrms
made. Send for prospectus
McGILpRA COLLEGE ofsTENOGRAPHY.
llis east Main street.
my 90 u, Tu6ThAwtAul3
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A. L. ADAnsoS. Auc,IOneer.

MALES ApMISIsrRArkIx, PlAfsrifF. AGAINST
BaASpER And AIs.--ls run Husris0s CoUkI
OF rHr CRY OF MANCHESTER.
!. II. 2. Du Val clerk Of SAID court certify
that the bond required o. the special commits
s0uor by decree OF the %3d day OF April. lsS9. Ia
said cause has been duly given-
Given undt my hand tnls l7sh day % Juae
1854. n. L. pu VAL.
10 2s.29gSJy aG.z-9 Clerk.
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WET WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
The Forest Resourccs--Teachers Elected
The Berry Crop-Liquor~Licenses
Historical CeBtenarians.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disps.ch.i
CHAsr CIrY, Va, July 6, 1899
The unprecedented wet spell seems at
last 10 have broken mp, Farmers report
their tobacco crop greatly injured by the
continued rains. They say IL Is a crop that
will stand and recuperute from an excess
sively dry season more certainly ndrapidly
than from a wet one. The corn crop on the
high lands is in good condition, while that
on the streams has been overlooked and
drowned.
There have been thirteen farmers al
liances organized in this county. These
organizations flourish most in the portion
Of the county adjacent 90 North Carolina,
whore the alliances are numerous.
FOREST RESOURCES.
The resources Of the forests around here
have been truly surprising. Ii IA estimated
that the value of the railroad ties, hickory,
tanbark, and sassafras converted into
money here this year will exceed the value
Of all the staple crops Of the farmers mar
keted this year AS this place Is the COM
mercih centre of the county this shows
that il Is not altogether dependent upon
agricultural products. Over a million
pounds of sunsc are annually sold here.
TxAoarERs INJECTED.
The committee for the selection OF pro-
fessors for the South-Side Male Academy
met here this week and elected George G.
Bundick, OF Aocomaek county, and Harry
n. Phillips, OF Petersburg, teachers for tho
first year. Both are graduates Of Rich
mond College. Professor II. II. Hsrri. and
Rev. DIR. G. II. Ryland, Of Richmond Col
lege, attended the meeting.
Lquorliconses have been granted for
some time al the coupty-seat and other
places Ia the county, and the county jail
IL now empty-a very unusual thing.
There has never been seen such an album
dance of dew, black. and huckleberries as
IL gathered this SEASON. An establishment
for the manufacture Of wine here has com
useneed operations, and blackberries are
bought at thiJty-fye cents per bushel.
Peaches and early apples have also been
plentiful.
p0sTNAsryks.
The Mahoneite postmaster appointed
here has succeeded in giving his bond.
Loydt0n, the largest post-onice In the
county, has negro appointed by the Lang
sfon FACTION a. postmaster. Practically
ali the white Republicans Of this county are
Malone supporters. There have been only
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AND
SOUTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.
eslssI sel ~ Pt'Bl c fIoS or fHE PREMISES,
THURSDAY. Jpk II. 1889. at p. ".

hlN I
her,)no
noft eestu
eUeniing cAsra riIy a.
parallel luespsr 81
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nor SALE.-WE ARE AUTHO-
Il RiZRD TO SELL. in quantities Of ono, two,
three or nye-scre lots, BEAUTIFUL TRACT
OF LAND on the Williamsburg road. opposite
Mr. Franklin Stearns's place, and only ono mile
east Of Richmond by the Government road.
The best aud most pleasant drive cut OF kich-
nond. Parties living In this locality will soon
have the advantage u electric cArs in hocketts,
only short distance from the property. WIZ
build houses and sell 70 parties on long credit
N. Z. STAPLES 4 CO.,
10 I6-Su4t il04s Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WESLEYAN + + VI ALE INSTI-
w TUTE. STANTON, VA, opens sEPTEM-
Der ~. lSS9. One Of tho most thorough and
attractive SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES in
the Union. Di,tng Ilshsd advantages In nj SIC,
ART, ELOCUTlON. &c. Climate unsurpassed.
Pupils from nineteen states. Terms low. SPE-
CIAL INDUCEMENTS 10 persons at distance.
For the great inducements Of this CELEBRATED
NIkGINlA SCHOOL write for a catalogue %
WILLIAM A. HARRIS .. D., President
~ 1-Su, " & F2StJy i2-WeOWit Stauntou. Va.
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BY X. 3. Chsnin K CO.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

NICE BUILDIN G. LOTS ON
y BROOKLAND STREET NEAR NOR IL
WEST LIMITS Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale
TUESDAY. July 9, 1879.
az g O'Clock =. NJ. on tho promises. THIRTY
FEET on the southeast corner OF BrOokland and
Dlnneen streets: FIFTY Pact on north line Of
BrO0kland street. commencing 81 feot east Of
said Dinnecn street. These lots are IN an ina
proving locality aud win soon be IA demand for
building purposes Owner wants % sell aud
parties can secure bargains az This sale.
TERHs: one fourth cash balance IN six,
twelve, aud eighteen months, per cent. inter
est K b. CHAFFlN & CO.,
Tvs Auctoneers.
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HORSES, MULES, cows, &c.

NOTICE. "A f a M l. YEN
~ DRIVING MARE. bay, medium size, H-1A
medium age, well used, fast, kindly and gentle,
can be bought from the present owner, who
raised her, for tl25. Sound. and sold only be-
cause OF lack OF use A LIGHT VEHICLE ana
HARNESS. rusty from disuse, can be bought
with the horse for s3& Apply at P. NJ. at 25O7
east Franklin street ~ CIT
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DIVIDENDS.

so>0~~O>-~~o~O~~sO.~,~~ 0eo<-eN0~o~~~-N>N0soNr
OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAKREl
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
RICHMOND. Va. June ~ lte9.
DIVIDEND THE BOARD OF d.
~ RECTORs OF this Company have this day
PEk CkNT tree OF tax. payable 10 stockholders
WIN. II. MCCARTHY.
10 25-2w Secretary.
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wEpNEspAY. JuLY l0. ~.

az 10 O'Clock NJ, what IL known as CLAY NIL,
containing TWENTY-FIVE AckkS Of LAM,
toysIher with FLOUR AID GRlst-Aill,
MiLLER'S HOUSE,. aud other Improvements
about !. miles from Ia Prades store. in thes-
tsrheld county.
This mill does a frst-class country trade Zoe
particulars apply 10 the auctionesr.
cutting tnis trust, taxes and 70 pay q noto ~
ssD and interest theFooa fr0m March - ~
the balance upon such terms a. Will 30 maas
known al the sale.
THOMAS p PgTliGRRw. Trustee.
A. L. ADAnsos, Auctioneer. ls1
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.
NOR SALE OR RENT. FIVE On

nor SALE OR RENT, FIVE@
IL THREE-ST0RY DWELLING HOUSES, IA
on the corner Of Floyd and Cherry streets. within
kali square OF Monroe PARK. These houses arc
nell-built aud handsomely finished. large and
airy. stock brick fronts each containing cellar.
iurnaco-cellAr and furnace, thirteen rooms be-
sides stOre-room, bathroom, pantry, hot snd cold
water, rage, gss-hxtnres, speaking tubes. cleo
tric bells. &C. Zach room has a fireplace and
bokair 6ue from furnace. This is a rare oppor-
unity % secure most desirable dwelling In the
most attractive and beautiful part OF the city.
WIN Do ready for occupancy about the 10Th Of
August next Apply 70 -
JOHN c. SHAFER.
No. 1904 Main street or 800 Park avenue.
ia aO-0LdyN
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AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

disposed or hearge and very
ri able % -
yarvu line a.
III =.
; Ia AS /
fines sod "J
tIegt a'eN ar
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tn in a ciy,anl
sale CONNIE
osedo ling m : a 2
ume 10 the premises Will be sold
hHN'SNnHN''
ernduce ed BY
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ADJOINING TIE RICHMOND THEATRE,
THURSDAY. July II. 1859.

Byrequest Of the executor ana heirs Of .ne i'fs
Conrad sauer, ] shall sell ~ public aatloa' "a
the urenlisss On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il MIL PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, YA.-By virtue o. deed Of truss
dated March Is iss9. from ". =. Chadplck AMI
john J. Waters. wtli sell a. public snctioa. a.
the ocics OF the Agcuoncer, SIS Hull sirVet. Nan
chester. Va. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Real Estate AuclIoncsr and Insurance Agen
Sl3 HUI street. Manchester, Va