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from the Second Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
BID ACCEPTED

For the Contraction of the Bridge at
SCOTS Over tho Rsppahannock.
fsreclsl telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
FnypERIcKsBuRo, Va, July SIT is ru-
mored here tonight that the Bridge
Construction Committee have concluded
10 accept the bud of the Groton Bridge
Company of New York for an eigh-
teen-foot ROADWAY iron bridge over the
Rappahannock at Scott's site. The DID
is @23.3O0 There wero eleven other bid
ders.
103 ~ THE SHADE.
Not for years has Old Soils rays been so
keenly felt as to-day. The Thermometer
At ~ O'clock registered l0l IN the shade;
and in some portions of the city 1t IS SAID
TO have reached 1903.
TWO DEATHS.
Mrs. Josephine Babcock, wife OF Mr..
Samuel Babcock. of this city, died at her
residence here this morning after I'm
rering illness, in the sixty-first year OF
her age. Her remains were taken TO New
York State. her former home. for inter
ment. She was most estimable woman
and a devoted member OF the Baptist
church. -,
Marion, the twelve-year- old daughter OF
Mr.. 4. ". PAYNE. clerk of the court of King
George county, died at her parents resi-
dence, in that county. Sunday evening.
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AUCTION RALRs-Futuve nays.
>~~~>NN>N--~~,-~~~~1~
by N. w. Bove
nnd
II. seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
LARGE QUANTITY
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIx-
PROVED REAL ESTATE
BROAD sTlYET NEAR BROOK AVENUE
AT AUCTION.
AUCTION sALEs-vusuve Days.

BY virtue Of tho hereinafter nsntioned decree
the Undersigned special commissioner VIII
sell by auction, on the premises. respectively
In tho-order named below, on
TUESDAY, July IS, 1870,
beginning promptly at O'Clock p. ", the fol-
lowing MOST DESIRABLE UPPER GENITAL
BKOAD-sTRBEr KEAL11-to wit:
I. That BRICK STORE with DWELLING
above. No. east Broad street, now and for
long time occupied by =. busch "a oottling e.
tablishmenL Fronts about - feet by good
depth 20 paved alley
2. That BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No.
s eas: Broad street. second door cas-. Of tho last
above mentioned, occupied by {. l.. saunders,
fronting 23s feet to said alley
8 A VACANT LOT adjoining and west or the
first above mentioned house, with a front or -
feet, more or less, snd running tack 10 tho alley:
(. That BRICK STORE on tho north side OF
Broad street between Adams ami Jefferson
streets. known a. No. liz west Broad street,
being opposite the Masonic Temple square AMI
occupied By Onesty and others. On the alley la
the rear. which is paved. ara two framed tene-
ments rented separately. This property fronts
80 ieet
This sale offers an unusual opportunity 70 in
vestors. The property opposite the Masonic
Temple square rents well, and the residue OF
tho property being Just east q tho mouth OF
Brook avenue. which brings into Broad street al
this point a large ana valuable trade. and being
opposite the square which Cohen * Brothers aud
Levy & Davis are or soon will bo On. has an I'M
usual value for nOrth-3ido brOad-siree. pro
perty.
TERMS: Ono third cash: balance At six.
twelve, and eighteen months for notes with In
teres. ADDED. aud title retained.
W. H.. SANDS.
PRESTON COOKE,
r. Y. CANNON,
ELL CARTIER.
Special Commissioners.
BOscHgN. &C, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST BUSCH AND
AIS, DEFgSDAsrS-lS THg CHASCEHY COURT
or THg CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cauae OF
June ., lse0. has been duly given
Given under my hand this 21ih day OF Juno,
1890. CHARLES ". GODDlN,
iyS Clerk
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By sutton e Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
1914 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
GOOD WILL, STOCK or LUMBER,
FIXTURES. MACHINERY, SHEDS.
TEAMS, WAGONS. HARNESS, OFFICE
FURNITURE,
AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
or THIS
LATE FIRM OF JAMES GUM, SON & co.

BY virtue OF a decree Of tho Chaucery Court OF
Richmond city, entered On the 4ih day Of June,
1890, the Undersigned will soil by auciOn, COM
mencing promptly Rt4 o'clock J.. ~. on
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1890,
az tho IOx-factOry Of the lato firm OF James
Gum, Son q Co., located on the essl side Of
Twenty-thrd street between Main and Cary
streets, in tho city or Richmond, the GOOD WILL
OF the firm Of James Gum, Son < o.. stock OF
LUMBER ronsis ing OF about2 900 feet0t s1CA-
MORE, 10000 feet GEORGIA HEART, 10000 feet
81 PINE HEART, i0,oC0 feet Oi ROCK MAPLE ;
LOT OF MACHINERY, used ~ planing-mil
and in the manufacture " DXos, lot Of FIN
TCRES and SHEDS, also MULE and HAIR
NESS, ! BOX WAGON, LUMBER WAGON, OF
FICE FURNITURE, IhON SAFE, DESK, |
CLOCK, &c, and other Personal PROPERTY.
TERMS: Cash for al purchases q 500 or less,
and for all sums IN excess credits OF SIX aud
twelve months IN equal payment, for which
negotiable notes with interest added are 10 DO
executed by purchasers, With satisfactory IN
dOrsrrs
The stock OF lumber may DO purchased pri-
yatoly any time before tho day OF sale by appli-
cation tothe undersigned.
ALLEN G.. COLLINS,
HENRY X. POLLARD,
special Commissioners.
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Al BEMARlE ALLIANCE.
Warmers Want Free Coinage Of Silver.
,,o--..-.raa,ce ofthe Rhhmood D,spatca.

tCorTespOnutHV"0 Ut VIZ 7''''VuH DT.phVV1sI
CnArLorTrsvrbLr, VA, July 8, 1890,
A mass-meeting OF the farmers OF this
county was held hero yesterday and the
attendance was good. Among other i'm
portant business resolutions offered 10y
Mr.. j. W. Porter were adopted favoring
the free coinage of silver.
The farmers Of this county are well or
panized and take great interest in any
measure which will prove beneficial to
them. The colored people are organizing
farmers alliances in tins section.
The weather is oppresslyely warm here
to-day.
Nss Eddie jackson left to-day to visit
her friend. Miss Nellie Lumsden, Of Orange
county, Va.
Miss Bette Pendleton, of the county. were
married last night at the home Of the
bride
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BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1914 Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF A LARGE
H VACANT LOT AT The NORTHEAST
CORNER OF 1WENTY-THIkD AND CARY
sThEETS.-Acting under the provisions Of tho
will o. James Guon. deceased, and a decree Of
the Richmond Chancery Court entered on no
IGN day Of March. 1880, in the suit OF Gums
executor -. Gum aud others, shall, as execg-
tor, proceed TO sell, at public auction, upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 10, l-9e,
a. o'clock r. NJ. tho abOYe-doscrIbcd PROPER
Ty. The lot fronts l32 feet on the north side OF
Cary street and runs back northWardly li5 feet
10 an alley IS feet wile
This "a one Of the few II not he only largo va
cGut lot ia that locality now on the market, and
Is well suited for a large manufacturing estaO-
lisbmenL
TERNs: One fourth cash balance IN Elk.
twelve. sni eighteen months for ncgo liable
notes, with interest aided from day Of sale. and
tile retained until all the purcnase-moaey Is
paid, or the purchaser will receive deed aud
give u deed Of trust 10 secure the deferred pay
meDts. or Oil cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser. A. T. GUM, Executor.
SUTTON & Co, Auctionser4 iy5
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DEATH OF C. w. JONES.
One of Petersburg's City Fathers Passes
Quietly Away--Fonerai To-Day.

Especial telegram TO the Dispsschl
PETERSBURG. Va. July s.--Cary w. Jones,
Q prominent young guano merchant OF
this city, died this evening. MIR. Jones re-
turned from business trip on Sunday eve.
ming, and was taken sick that night and
city in 1888, and married daughter Of the
late w. II. Tappey. who survives him with
three children. He was elected to tho
Council by the Democrats in 1888 for o pc
Rod Of four years, and for the past two
wears has served a. chairman OF the fire de-
1artment. He was O noble and generous
Character, and beloved by oil who knew
Min. His aged mother survives. and lives
n Richmond. His funeral will take place
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR

WANTED, TO SELL HALLS
w STANDARD FIRE-PKOOF, also BANK
KRS' SAFBs, VAULTS. aud TlAE-LOCks. Ad-
dress Is. Il. SMITH, p north Ninth street. Rich
mond Va ap z6-cm
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WTOODLAND HEIGHTS LOTS
FOR SALE.

We are now offering these beautiful LOTS,
fronting 3i1i4s FEET TO an alley on Broad street,
on exceedingly liberal terms. Electric street
car service from the lots 10 Seventh and Main
streets twelve minutos To the homs-seeker
no property could DO more desirable. Overlook
Hill PARK, II leaves nothing 10 DO desired as a
residence. a. j. BRADLEY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.
Phone 1919 A. ie 22-lm
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GUMS EXECUTOR, PLAINTIFF. AGAiSsr CRrhP
Br Al, DyFESDASTs-lN The CHANCEgY COUNT
or THE CITY or RICHMOND
/, Charles W. GOddin, clerk Of the said Court
certify that the bond required OF the Special
Commissioners. Henry X. Pollard and Allen q.
Collins, by tho decree in said cause OF June T.
1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand his 1th day OF June,
1879. CHARLES ". GODDlN, CLERK.
sale conducted By INBBRLAXE & FRAHsZR
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY George W. Mayo. Aucuonser.
Ono. Z. Laughton, Jr., salesman,)
No. e Ninth street

THE RICHMOND CRITIC"
4 MAGAZINE AT AUCTlON.-By direction OF
the owner whc has 10 give his attention % other
business IN which be IS interested, | Will ofer
for sale az public auction, nj - o'clock noon
TUESDAY, July 10, 1870,
az the Office No 1917 east Man street, the entire
plant and good VIII OF 9" THE CRlIlC,n long and
iny1ratly established "a tho RICHMOND
JOURNAL OF FASHION. SOCIAL LIFE, and
GENEALOGY. II has 63S b0Hq-nde subscribers
aud a good advertising patronage, and the list
could be very largely increased 10y an energetic
business man who could give time and atten-
ton o. ia success, which the pre.ent owner can
not % because OF other i'm lOrtant business.
Tho OUTFIT consists in part OF - fun fonts OF
JOB TYPE I'm good condition, ample NONPA-
RIEL and BREWER TYPE for a siI-column
four-page paper, several largo fonts Long
Primer, Italics (NOnpViel anl Brewer Type,
staplinc- Machine, lmposings.One, Gsleys and
Leafs, q Cases 3 double and ! single Rack, lot
Of Stock cuts and Engraving. files OF back num-
bers complete AMI in abundance, and every
thing necessary except press for the neat
aud satisfactory publication OF popular and
attractive Iapar.
TERMS: Easy, and made Ruown al sale.
lyg GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctloneer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL

III VIM M - tfAat,O 'h'
~ LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES CITY
COUNTY, vA.-By virtue Of a decree OF tho CIR
cult Court OF the county Of james CITY and tho
city OF Williamsburg. entered on ihs 18th day o'
May, 1880, In the suit Of Hubbard ana hntcliIe
rs. hdOlphus Gcddln's personal representative
and others. l will sell on the
SIN DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1890.
Chat being Couniy-Court day NJ the front door
Of the courthouse In tho city OK Williamsburg.
oil the unsOd LAND belonging 70 the " Ash
land tract OF land, which Is FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES. moro or lees. Tho Chesapeake and
Ohio railway runs through this tract u land, tho
III nsconG depot IL on "a portion - the land for
uerly rs,onging 70 said tract, AMI IS about On5
hundred yards from the dwelling house. About
one hundred aud twenty-five acres are arabic;
the balance "a thckiy sec 10 Young OAK and pine,
contiguous 10 water. good opportunity Is Oh
e.. ell for Investment
TERMS: One hundred dollars cash; the balance
on n credit Of ak aai twelve months, note, with
approved security waving Tho homestead will he
required, title retained until the Hnoie Of tho
purchRse-money is paid.
For further particulars ~ 20 location, &c, sp-
ply to subscribcr 70 tito IN Judge h. /. Hem
lev, attorney conducting me suit Lisnnoo'
Poet Office, Va n. Is. WARREN,
Special Commissioner.
ToAso, Va. July :, 1870.
CLERKS OFFICE or TIE CIRCUIT COUEr FOR Tus)
CITY or WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY. May 3D. 1870 J
HUBBARD AID RArCLiFFE vs. G0DDH AND
oTHSRs -CHANCgRY.
I, Richard A. Wise. clerk Of the court Aforesaid.
do certify that the bond required Of special
Commissioner II. b. Warren IN the above namci
cause has been nle; In my oflice.
Teste: RICHARD A. WISH,
jy saw Clerk.
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TO CLOSE TIE CONTRACTS.
A Commission to London to Treat with
tho Big Syndicate.

tho Big Syndicate.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'ch.I
GLASGOW CITY. Va, July Sin response
70 a request from the English syndicate
that will place two million dollars IN large
and small iron industries here. the Board
of Directors of the Rockbridge Company
have appointed Hon. William 4. Anderson,
the company's counsel, and Professor D..
II. Proctor, State geologist OF Kentucky.
who made the geological report on the
mineral properties at Glasgow, TO go to
London at once and explain the titles 10
the mineral properties. with full power 10
SIGN the contracts that will identify this
syndicate with Glasgow and Virginia. This
will close the negotiations that will bring
in close connection with Nirginia's mate
rial advancement one of the richest for
eign syndicates that has On interest In the
South
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suI
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT +.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT r,;s:,I
' COMPANY for the stA-HOht. ssE-4~oI8-<.
Cheapest AMI most pleasant route T. ~
POINI. VIRGIL "a BEACH, tCEAN Nl.n,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEW PORT NEWS,
CLARgMONT, aud JAhEs-kiSEk LAND
hos Uy elegant saloon steamot ARIEL
LEAVING lichmouf EVRKI MONDAY. WhbNho-
DAY, ana FRIDAY a. A. NJ ctreei-cars ~
directly 10 steamers wharf Faro 70 Ola POM
OF Norfolk. also second class. 81.
Connections AZ Old Point AMI Norfolk closely
with oil lines for northern cities, srgin'a boach.
AID ocean View same afternoon. Jaues river
by dsyligh,. Great tours. lima Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and az CARRIERS
Agency, lODJ Main streoL baggage checked
through. stste-rc0ms engaged fOr day or night
FIRE ght received daily f0r NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANYlLLE. ant fANAFlLIt AID
POWHbTAN r. X STATIONS, ani WASH
IS9rOS. ID. C., all points IA Eastern A0rlh
Carolina, Eastern virginia, anf AL regular land-
ings on he James river, az lowest rates Gnd
through DIls issued.
LUClgN b. TATUA, Yics-Prosi1snL
No. jll7 Main street and Rockets
IRWIN WEIs.Gss Freigh. and Passenger Agent
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write 10 endorse the wonderful qualities OF
your CUriCCRA REMEDIES in curing all SKIN dis
eases. The CUTICURA kEhEplsS are used here
by every one and give entire satisfaction.
Miss A. a. STUART. Wiupsb0ro', ;. {.
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BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main greet

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
y LARGE BRICK TENEMENT OF IhE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN
TWENTY-rHlRD AND TWENri-FO kiH
STREET. No. 2309 EAST FRANKLIN lEEET.--
BY yirtue Of decree OF the Chsncery Court ~
Richmond city. entefed on the i4th Gay OF June,
1890. in the suit OF Best~ice C. Gum rs, X. y.
Gums administrator aud others, We, the under
signed special commissioners appointed there
by, viii offer for sslo a, public aActiou upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY. july II. 1890.
a. O'Clock p. NJ that LARGE THREE
STORY BklCK 1ENFGkSl No. 300 east Frank
lin street The dwelling contains nine or ten
rooms. with detached kitchen. recently painted
aud papered. There - also brick stable on
the lot
The LOT fronts twsaty.nine feet and mine
inches and runs back good depth % wide
alley.
T9eNs: One fourth OF tho purchase money 20
be paid IN cash: residue I'm three equal pay
nents AZ six, twelve, ani eighteen moIfns, ne
gonable notes 10 be given for the defrrrel pay
ments, with interest added from day %, sale and
tte retained until ,he whole pur haee-money
IS pad ALLEN q. COLLINS,
ID. K. POLLARD,
j. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioners.
BEATRICE c. GUSS. PLAiSriFF, AGAINST r. r..
GUSs's ADMINISTRATORS 1T Al. DEFEND
ASTs-lN THs CHAscEEY COURT or THE CIV
or RICHMOND.
J. Charles ". Godiin. clers OK said court, GER
tiy th4t Tie bond required n tho special COM
mi0ners. Allen o.. Collins, %. h. Pollard, AMI y.
Lane stetn. hY tho decree IN san cause OF june
u. i.g0. has been duly given.
Given under my uaud ths - day ~ June,
1880. CHARLES ". GODDiN,
jy6 CLERK.
DECEGYER'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
i / Of Al order Of the Cnancery Court " the
city Of Richmond, entered in the cases of West
q Co aud ais. oni Moore, a., viii sell ~ the
store Cf ". j, Moore. 40. 3i3 LOUISIANA street,
on
FRIDAY, July II, 1900.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ALL THE GOODS IN said
''''' - LiQC0Es. FLOUR. SUGAR,
COFFEE, TEA, BACON,
CANNED GOODS.
SHOWCASES.
SCALES. VINEGAR
TOBACCO, &c, DC, &c.
ALSO.
Two HORSES. HARNESS, and wAGoN.
r. p. WINSTON.
Iy4 Receiver
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM.-
: As trustee no q decd 81 trust given by Daniel
Kinnsman, anu AZ ,ne request Of me beneficiary
will sell, on tn promises. at4 o'clock L. NJ, 0l
MONDAY. July Il. 1890
the FARM known az CEDAR POINT, situated
10 Spoisylyau county, forty miles from ki-h-
mond city by the Chesapeake and ONO railway
amt not far distant from Dawson and Beaver
Dam stations. on said rail- Hay. IL contains ABOUT
3,7a ACRES or LAND. with large brick dwell
ing and other houses. and was formerly owned
by Colonel John Mercer Waller, and Is known as
a good farm.
IRRas: In accordance with tho provisions OF
the deed Of trust, which gll Doc stated on day u
sale. IL. +. THORNTON. Trustee,
jy3 Richmond city, Va.
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sDw ARD :, yRosE,( Trustees.
ty5 A. j. CHkWNl\G, ( ANoe'

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
I'D trust OF $. sshesr 70 tho undersigned, dated
July 3, ls9o. shall, on
FRIDAY Mkt, JULY. II. 1890,
at 1870 A. H., proceed 10 sell &c public auction
ali tbs JEWELkl AND OTHER PkOPEaTY
conveyed AND assigned by said deed.
STERN. Trustee.
neRssr. yd
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AUCTION SALES-ThIs Day.
by George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
Jno. L. Laughton, Jr.. Sslosman,)
No. q Ninth street.

N'RADE SALE OF NEW TOILET
a SETS AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
CRpCKEhY AT AUCTiON.-On
WEDNESDA THs 9TH INSTANT.
st 1920 A. NJ. will sell Mt my anctiou-rooms,
In lots 10 suit the retail trade, large line OF
NEW CROCkERY, consisting Of
WHITE and DECORATED TOILET-SETS OF ten
ani twelve pieces zach.
BASINS, EWERs, CHAMBERS.
sLOP-JARS, PITCHERS. BOWLS.
I'll REENS COVERED DISHES,
FLAT snd DEEP DISHES OF all sizes ana pat
terms,
PLATES, SUGARS, SYRUPS,
CUPS and SAUCERs,
MUGS, BUTTEks, SOAPS, &C.. in great variety.
Sale positive. Lots to suit purchasers.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
1y6 Auctloneor.
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LOSE. sTRaYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, MON s@fee
either on electric car between Twenty-fourth and
Broaa and Twenty ninth and U streets, or on
the street between Twenty fourth and Broad
and Thirty-thlrd and o streets, one pair OF GOLD
EYEGLASSES with cbaiu attached. The nnder
will b. rewarded by returning the same 10 2sii
east Broad street. or 1901 o street. or with Cap
tam J. 4 FiTz. Chesapeake and Ohio depot
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JANEs-RIvgR DIVISION
Richmond aud Allegheny ks!irosdl

JAhe'-isiN 1h DIVISION
Richmond aud Allegheny ksiirosdl
LEAVE RICHMOND
200 A. N. daily for LynchOars. Lexington. and
Chiffon Forge.
A3o Z. IL. Tor LyachDars except sunday. Sleep
Ing Car for Lyneaburg. tral
leaves Lynenbarg a. DIS A y. tor
Lexington and Cluton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sicHxcsn
$50 p. ". daily from Clifton Forga
so A. n. exceps sunday from clifton Forge.
lexington. aai Lynchburg.
station Eighth and Canal streets
II. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
q. W. STsvBks, 0amSal hupeg utsadsaI to2S
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BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
No. 1900 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"A BUILDING LOTS, WITH SMALL FRAME
HOUSE THEREON CONTAINING THREE
ROONS-At the request q the owner Will sell
by auction. on the promises, on
THURSDAY, JCLY 10, 1890.
nj o'clock ?. W., the VALUABLE PROPERTY
mentioned above. Tho lot fronts 100 feet on
Graham street between Union and Iompkins
streets and runs back 40 feet 10 alley 10 feet
wide.
This property Il rapidly increasing in value,
and being situated on tho main street leading
from Williamson avenue 20 the new National
Cemetery road must in the near future prove
Inuch moro valuable.
gEaMs: Easy, and announced at sale.
iy3 LOUIS RAWLINGS, Auctoneer.
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old DOMINION STEAM Iln
" sHlP COMPANY MN
ON EVW ypRX

fOk NkH sOHA
steamers Leave kcAnOud EVBRr I'll hoDAf
and FRIDAY a. T. H. Manifest cl0soI oae
nOur before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EYBhY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. 5 r.
NJ arriving IN kichmond hOAOAI and FhL'
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- II odsdOns unsurp ASST
Cabin faro 10 New York ~ Jsmosrigor
rorge 1nclGdiBg meas aEi berAD........S 30
Round "Trip tcAeAA limited u NlrJ days
ftaerage, with subsistence. ...............- ~
Storage without siOslsyence ............ ~
Catin fsre ~ Chesapeake and ONO rail-
Wsss...ss. ..s...s.ssr-sss .s.s s.ssts WI
CABIN fare s.I kieamond z1d Petersburg
IAiiICsi.... .sss 80. stst-'. 80.
Tlotets can 10 obtained 81 A. ". GsrDera. iVlJ
Raia street. Chesapeake ani ohio and h4ca-
mond and Petersburg depOts, anu az com 2aaTs
Offices. 1901 Main street, aaf Wnarf, hockein
Yrs.gh. forEardel and 81 on % biil1 ~ lAl!n8
x4urd Tor points beyond New fOrE
Frcizal received daily unI >. Z. n
Passenger I.a.Ius Mcnusnd 20 MONbhl -
TUESDAYS, WEDN kDAl5, tHt ksDAfs, aud
SATURDAYS, by ghc Chesapeake and ONO rhii-
wqy tria Newport News as % T. ~ ana Dy
Kl-hmoud sni petersoCrk railroad Same daysi
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
By Chewing 6 Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Audiences. sud Brokers,
No. north 1onlh strosL
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 IMPROVED TWENTY NINTH STREET
PROPERTY.-By virtue Of a certain decd OF trust
duly recorded IN the Clerks Office Il the h,ch-
mond Chaacery Cour. In Deed Book l3l y. page
AIS, default having been Elsds Ia the payment
OF tho mole thereby secured, and bolng reluire
30 10 do by tho holder thereof, will sell by
auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY TaB ilTH DAY OF July, 1890,
at o'clock T. NJ, all that LOT Of LAND with
Improvements thereon, lying and being tn the
city Of Richmond, Va. on ths vest line Of
Twenty-niuth street between and Il streets
beginning as the distance OF 30 feet from tho
northwest Intersection OF o aud Twenty-nluth
streets, having mont thereon Of IS feet by a
depth OF 10 feet
Property VA this locality is In a healthy condi-
ton aud houses rent resdIiy. This property
must be sold. honcs you will have show 70 se-
cure something which Will yield you good 70.
turn upOn the output
Terms At sale.
EDWARD S. ROsE,l q-
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