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THOS. e. PEARSALL, I r-.u.
dl-d&ds CLIFFORD U. SMITH, trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.


FOURTEEN VALUABLE UNIMPROVED BUILD
ING LOTS IN TODD BROWNS SUBDIVI-
SION OF PLEASANT PLAINS, LYING WEST
OF SHERMAN AVENUE AND BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. we shall SELL in front Of the
LOT 4 Is Bftock II, LOTS AND IA IN BLOCK
Il, LOTS AND BIN BLOCK ~. LOTS AND
IN BLOCK IA, LOTS AND II IN BLOCK
Ii, lots ;, II AND is IN BLOCK 10.
LOTS u AND ~ IN BLOCK II
OF TODD L BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF PLEAS
SEE PLAT AT THE OFFICE OF THE AUG
TONERS AND WILL BE EXHIBITED AT THE
TIME OF SALE.
Lots in blocks l5, 16 and II are included in that
part OF Pleasant Plains proposed to be taken in Grant
circle in extending the streets and avenue
Terms OF sale: One.hird cash: balance in one and
two years the day of SALE with interest at the
rate of per cent per annul ure by deed OF
trust ON the property sod. slU0 down on each piece
OF property when struck of. All conveyanring &c .
at purchasers cost II the purchaser or
purchasers shall fail to comply with the OF sale
within days after the day of sale the property sold
to him. her them will be resod at his her or their
risk ard cost. WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO..
o4tits AuctiOneers.
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Woops 4 Co.
BANKERS,
11U6 L ST. NV.
- Deposits Exchange, LOANS and Collections
Parties having money lylng idle for 30 ~ or 90
days Will receive interest tor b. lcayiS With
us. o2S:hn
7 EVILS @. TEwKsBrRY W. B. HIBBs.
IL Banker. so Broadway. NY. ManArsr
Member Washington Stock EXCHANGE.
LEWIS q. TEwKsBrRY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1895 + ST.. WASHINGTON, DC
Buy and sell fo- cash or on Isrgin Stocks. Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and OIL.
Direct private wires New York and Chicaso.
interes; allow ed on deposits.
Out-of-town business a sps,. aity.
All Local Se,'urities dealt
Constant Quotations all markets Telephone sAa
o2l-tr
mo. w. CoRsoN. JNo. W. MCCARTNEY.
Member n. \. stock III.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, 1919 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government; Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bons and all securities listed on
the EXCHANGES OF New York, Philadelphia, Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold
Speciality made OF Investment securities District
bonds and All local Railroad. Gas, INSURANCE and Iele
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE gYIMPRovEp
sUBDivIsioN OF LOTS IS sQUAhE No. D..
ON TwENTY.F1RsT STREET BETWEEN n
AND STHEETs NORTHWEST "
BY virtue Of decree passed In the Supreme Cont nj
the District Of Columbia In equity cause No. l2765,
sale IT public auction IN front Of the premises on FRI
Dry, DECEMBER FIFTH. A. d. 1880, at HALF.
real estate lying and Icing in the city Of Wsshinson.
In ths District Of Colpmbin, TO wit: AL Of lot mum.
Green's the lots in square numbered ninety seven
tytD.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-haf Of the purchase money cash
and the balance in and two years the day OF
trust upon the properly sold to bear interest at x 90
per cent per annum until paid. all cash, op-
ton OF the purchaser deposit of 500 will be re-
aured q fhs purchaser or purchasers the day Of
ten days from the day Of sale property win be
resold ut the risk and cost OF the deautnx
All conveyancins and recording ut the purchxssr's
cost. -
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee, 344 st. NV
CHAS 4: W ALIEk. Solicitor. 1905 st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts ny,-dSds
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A REMARKABLE Cure Or
DISCHARGE FROM THE EAR OF OvEy
THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
Statement from
Mr.. EDWIN r. JONES,
lQAn 1QsA

Statement from
Mr.. EDWIN =. JONES'
1&eo 18th strsst northwest
FOR over thirty years was ssriously troubled and
annoyed from profuss discharge from my left ear At
tended with almost total los of hearing on that SIDE
and although greatly inconvensnced by the Deafness
yet cared nothing for that comparison with the ex
ceedinsiy odenaivs nature Of this continuous dis
charge.
fhysicians who examined my ear pronounced Il In
cufaoie some feared that the stoppse OF this long
existing now might prove detrimental to my health
even endAnser my life ITSELF, but seeing statement
nun M T. L. boesae, proprtetor Of the Arlington OF
similar case cured by DR.. IAghthfu Of this city.
eatned new hope and applied 70 that physician for
hsf. and am happy TO state that in about three
month"; time DR.. IAghthfi succeeded In curing my
case completely. There has been no dischares foe
over i've months; my hearing hes improved and my
general health 10 al right
In recommending Or. I1ghthfn . skillful spsciai-
tst but perform duty I owe 70 thoss nkexiss #
fected.
EDWIN =. JoNEa
Warrington. Novsnbsr IL. 1sD0
DIR LIoHTHrLL,
Specialist for the cure of Caxas5h Desfneu Thruss
Affections. Asthms and Consmpsaou. cen b daily
consulted from until r. and from 70 q his rsa-
dencs,
l4l1 STREET NORTHWEST.
} TUHE "a bTstcros AND rrsA1nxa
r.a.,ar, Ia , hn.sn,nsYivansa ave. a-v
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW 3-STORY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 215 STREET

TkCSTEEs' SALE OF NEW history AND BASE.
MEM BRICK DWELLING. NO. 215 C STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iaer
No. l2sj folio 1 Ut seq. of the land records OF
the Distinct of Columbian will sell ia front Of the
premises on FRIDAY =, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1890. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR Pm.
the real estate situated in the city of WASH
incton and District of Col lnDia, and known and des
ignate as part OF original lot numbered Cd, in
square south OF square numbered five hundred and
seventy-two, commencing tor the part conveyed on
the south line OF said square at point two hundred
and tan t2Ol feet west OF the southeast said
square theme north htyfoar and So 100 feet thence
southeasteriy nineteen and 2lOO feet. thence south
hfty-one anu SUlUO feet to &c" street. thence west
on the north line of said C' street nineteen U feet
TO the place OF beginning. together with all the i'm
Provelnents. ways, easements, rights privileges and
arpurtensnces TO the same belonging in any wise
appertalmng.
Terms: Onethird cash balance In two equal INSTALL
ients at one ana two years. notes TO be given bearing
six cent interest payable and to lie
secured by deed OF trust ON property sold or all cash.
al opnon Of purchaser. Conyeyancing, &c, at pur-
clasers cost deposit of 800 required at time Of
sale Ierns to be coinplied with in ten days. other
wise the trustees the right to resell the prop
ery az the risk and cost OF the defGuny purchaser
after nNe days advertisement of resale in
newspaper published i'll WASHINGTON, DC.
TEOS. e. PEARSALL, I r..1.
II
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c,ows roosu Brushes, absolutely Trustworthy.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Anctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY, SITUATE
Al The SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWEEN
I1EJH STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On FIsIDal, DECEMBER FIFTH 1890, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. In front Of the premises
Will sell ~ OF LOT ~ in square east Of square 81,
fronting H. feet inches Virginia avenue and u
feet inches on 2Oh street. containing OH square
feet OF ground.
Terms: 0ne-thir1 cash: balance IN one and two
years with Interest and secured by deed Of
the property or all cash. Ali recording and convey
ancn at cost Of purchaser deposit Of HlOD will e
required ut time OF sale.
u2rdGds THOMAS DOWNING Aurtionser
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect May Is.

Trains leave Union Depot. 6th and streets. 1887
am. for Newport News, Old Point CoInfort and
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point st $40 pm.
and Norfolk at $40 pm.
Virginia. West Iri,inia. Kentucky and Cincinnati.
NessiDule sleepers through without change 90 Cns
cinnAti, arriving at Z b q
IL 10 pm, 4. r. Y yestibue Limited. daily. Solid
trains. with dining cars. through w1fhous
chanye TO Cincinnati. lestibule sleeIer for Lex
in,ton and Louisville. Pullman Carr open -
receive passengers pm
Office, 5l3 Pennsylvania svenue.
II. ". FULLER.
jylatf General Pass-neer Agsnt.
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ToxAro FIG.
A mild LAXATIVE for constipation sovereign
rsn~ty for Dyspepsia Tomato fig 10 a Fruit and
Vegetable Laxative. superior any remedy now on
the market Can BE relied fer its positive results in
any etnersency. IL COrrects sluggish habit q, the
bowels without producing depressing effect or loss OF
time from busn-ss Improves the health u both
srxes. youn. and old.
Tomato Elg gives tone and strength 20 the liver
Kidneys and Doweis and u Of the lnost delightful
end effective purgfatiyes before the public For
sale by ali druggists. ~ Per bottle.
L. A. BUTTS co.
01I-R~ BaltiinogO "A.
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DENTISTRY.
MANICURE.

NfADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROPO-
IA dist. The only tmporter and Manufacture Of
Fine Manicure and Chtrop0dist Goods south Of New
York. 703 18th 1t. NV. over Thompson's Drug
6tofe. n17-dm
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Sl5.UD els. slG.40
Observe the lot numbers and prices please.
CHOOSE YE AT $40. - A SUIT.
Lots 5ZI8 sI.i I2ts are hsI.lsolas Blue and Black
Beaver Oy.rCOats with sill velvet collars silk sleeve
in2 IS excellent, lie Mt -riet An the rics $3.50
THEY Go AT si0 APIECE
STORM COAIS. Lon 3I2s, -. MARKED DOWN
STORM COATS. LOT 3Ues. slo REDUCED TO
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOZEN FOUR-PLY
LINEN COLLARS. COON DUETS BEST MAKE,
STAMPED - CENTS APIECE,
Go Al T., CENTS A DOZEN.
lnlaunslered SHIFTS. BosOuls and Cuds, of 900
linn Frut-ofthe Loon, Muslin. reinforced front and
anil tut nj inches u l,nsth. -
THREE SHIRTS FOX AI.
SALE BEGINS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. I,
Al 10 O'CLOCK.
1s-WE POSITIVELY decline TO SELL ANY
GOODS TO The TRADE Du RIN6 The CoNTINU-
ASCE OF THIS SALE.
VICTOR T. ApLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
HATS. CAPS
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.
81 and 20 7th ST, NV. cor Mass ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open eseninss until O'Clock. saturday evening
until IL o'clOck-till after the holidayr- al
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| alteration AS q measure Of economy, and
n the interest of wise financial policy.
| IA might DO trus that Il increased tho sala..
ries 81 all the treasurers to the amount OF
n;neteen thousand dollars yet that increase
wor,ld enable these badly paid officers TO
nut into the Treasury very much. larger
amount of revenue than is now collected
| by them.
Maid: they give very large bonds: they in
cnr very onerous responsibilities, and the
enount OF taxes collected by them after
December Ist each year cost them more
! than they receive for that work. The con-
| seouence is that poor collectors who give
worthless bonds are per force employed 10y
| the tTeasurers. Large amounts are re-
turned delinouent. which II the treasurers
are properly paid will be collected.
MUCH DISCUSSED.
Th;s hill caused considerable discussion.
Mr. Downing opposed II in ono OF the
ahIest speeches delivered IN the House this
session. He declared that ho could not vote
| for measure like this which would take
money from the poor taxpayers. lie re-
cocnized the fact that our treasurers arc
not adequately compensated, ana would
| ike to vote TO them better salaries, but
under the circumstances no could not sup
port Mr.. Hays bill.
Il
guments. supported the bill.
Messrs. Mason uf King George, Saun-
ders, Byrd. Chambers, and Kent spoke IN
opposition 70 the bill, and Mr. 5. 4. Cole
man advocated it.
Mr.. TYTER's REASONS.
Mr.. Tyler said he opposed the bill be-
canse the Legislature has refused to give
the pitiful increase OF 80 cents per day to
Jurors who have been summoned to court
and who attend but do not actually serve;
because compensation has been refused
school trustees. and because pensions have
been refused certain needy and disabled
Confederate soldiers. Now an increase -
asked for an Office which is unquestioDa-
bly, the latest aud moro eagerly sought
after than any other county Office. These
Offices. he SAID, are already lucrative. or
the present incumbents would not hold on
to them. They must be adequately COM
pensated or there would not be so many
good, true. and efficient men in oil the
counties aud cities who would gladly ac-
cept them ut the present percentage OF
compensation. Ii does seem to me, said
Mr.. TYLER. that in view of the action of the
Legislature in regard to jurors, school trus-
tees, poor soldiers, DC, that the advocates
OF this bill are inoculated with the per-
nicious tendency of the times" to make
the rich richer and ignore the services of
the humble poor"
THE BILL DEFEATED.
The vote was first taken on the minority
report, which was voted down In order to
bring the original bill before the House.
The body refused to engross the bill.
Mr.. Flood asked reconsideration in or
der TO offer an amendment, but the House
refused TO reconsider.
The House adjourned at 2:30 o'clock.
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The only medicines Sold by druggists under
apoeit.ve guarantee from their nanutact-
urcrs, that they win Go Just what - claimed
for them-that is. benefit or cure IN all cases
of diseases TOR which they are recommended,
or the money paid for them viii be promptly
rcfunded-are DR.. Pierces worl1-famed spe-
CITES, manufactured by Worlds. p:spensary
Medical Association, of Buffalo, n. Y.
Dr.. PierceH Golden Medical Discovery cures
all diseases arising frCT torpid or derangcd
liver. or from impure blood, NJ Dyspepsia. or
Indigestion, Pmples, BlOtchcs, Eruptions,
Salt-rheum, letter, Eryspeos. and Scrofu-
Ions Sores and owcllings. CONSUMPTION, or
Lung-scrofula, is also cured by this Won
derful remedy, if taken in time.
Dr. Picrces FavOrite Prescription ia the
wOrd-famed remedy for all those chronic
weaknesses ard distressing arrangements so
common 10 American women. 1t 10 "a most
potent. inVigOrating. restorative tome, or
strength giver, iinparttng tone and vigor 10
the whole system. AS soothing ncrvine 1t
Is unequaled See guarantee printed on the
bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out
for many years.
Copyright, 1855, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
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by direction OF the parties interesteiI shall
sell at auction, at my Buction-rooms, No. "a
= nth qtfaas On
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Copyright, is68, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN
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1KTANTED. BY A YIRGINIA LADY.

w A POSITION 10 teach in school or pri-
vote family. Teaches Latin. French. German,
English, and Music Best references gwen and
required. Address, stating terms, No lgi Pros
poet street. NGgerslONn, sd. fe ll.2l'
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by direction OF the parties interested'I shall
sell at auction, at my 8uc,ion-rooms, No. "a
Ninth street, On
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH,
commencing at 1890 a. NJ, q very large essort-
mcnt II excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
which will consist in part Of
Weber 71I-OctaFe Upright Ebony-Case Piano,
Parior suit in Blue silk CotelIno in Cherry
Frames;
/ rarior Suit Of Figured SILK Brocatellc:
Parlor Chairs and Rockers In Plush and other
COVERINGS:
Library and Dining Room Chairs in heavy Wal
nut Frames, with lea her coverings:
Brass, Ebony, and Walnui-IaDles, with white,
coiOred, and onyx slabs:
very handsome Walnu; Extension Pedestal
Dining able, II feet long, extra width;
/ Walnut cabinet Buffet:
Walnut Carved Hsll-Stani, with Plate-G Glass
Mirror 57x39 inches, and Hall Chairs TO match
I'm Embossed Lo6lher:
Several excellent Body Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets. with Hall and stair Carpeting;
Cherry Chamber suit, with Hate Glass Mirror,
and Wardrobe with Bevelled- Glass Door;
Walnut Chamber Suit and Wardrobe:
Library Glass Door Case and Library Tables;
Handsome Ebony Cabinets and Screens and
fancy Cherry Lady's Desk;
elegant French Plate Mantel Mirrors In Bronze
and Gilt Frames;
Q Cherry-Frame Parlor Suits IN Crimson Plush !;
Walnut Reirigerators sn1 Chiff0niers;
Cherry and Wcaer Rockers:
Decorated Dinner-Set and q large lot OF Crockery
and Glassware:
Several handsome TO!let-Set5, Vases, Bric-s-
Brac, and Fancy China;
Silver-Pl9tei Tea-set, Covered Dishes, and
other PlatedW8re
A large number CT expensiyoly-framedP Paint
iDgs, kngravings. and othor tlne Pictures
Hair ana Shuck Mattresses. Bedding, Table
Linen, Lace Curtains, and many misceilane-
Gus articles
The above articles, from q nicely-furnished
residence Ia this city. the owners Of which hGvo
removed to q distant State, will be sold without
limit or reserve, and deserve the attention Of
the public.
The special attention Of the ladies Is called TO
the examination to-day, and thoir attendance
requested on WEDNESDAY at 1880 q. the auc-
ton sale.
Tho FURNITURE will be on exhibition on
TUESDAY MORNfNG-nOt before.
fe9 GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
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The Roads.
LOUISA, VA, February 10, 1890.

LOUISA, VA, February 10, 1890.
To he Editor of he Dispatch:
Can't you publish something that will
induce our people TO take some step in be-
half of our public roads? The cry is we
are too poor to work the roads. There is
no team that can draw half load over the
present roads now. You know there is q
screw loose somewhere. Yours truly,
A REGULAR SUBSCRIBER FOE TWENTY YEARS
AND FARMER.
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y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctoneer
A GRAND MANU- FAOTU RING
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE on TIE
SOUTH sIDB OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD,
Or
JAMFs-RIyER AND KANAWHA CANAL,
AND
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
AT AUCTION.

In execution OF a decd u trust from T. f. and
j. B. nsrvie and their wives dated October II.
1873, snd duly recorded, tho undersigned, sur
yiyiDg trustee Of himself and the late A. ID. VIII
li8ms, Will eel by auction, az tho ofco Of y. W..
Boge. guctlOueer, No. Eleventh strest, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY is. 1890,
at o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed the samo fronting 80 feet on the south
side OF tho Richmond and Allegheny railroad (0r
james River and hanawha canalJ, and r-nning
back to James river.
This property begins about 5S7 feet west OF tho
Trsdegar Works and runs up to tho new paper
mills
u Is probable that arrangements for water
power can be made with the Richmond aud Al
legheny Railroad Company. eud a. one cubic
foot Of water ot this point Will develop about
fOur-horss power about three times the usual
anlounp it Is evident that this lot Las great value
fOr manufacturing Sites Plat NJ auctionoor's
office.
TEAMS: BY consent ono third cash; balance az
six and twelve months Tor notes. win interest
added ana secured b. tri't deed.
ROBERT ~. srESER.
fe4 Surviving Trustee.
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FOUR CHILDREN DROWNED.
The Parents Escape But Arc Len Psnni-
~, ,.,.sraph 10 the Dispsscn.,

nsy telegraph TO tho Dispatch,
Cosrxru. MRS., February ia distress.
ing accident was reported Yesterday from
Yellow Creek. in 1ishomingo county, near
rain lanes Seals and his family. emigrants
from Alabama. attempted to cross Yellow
crack in n wagon. The stream was swollen
ont Of its banks. and the wagon went down
The current and capsized. drowning four
children. aged from two TO ten years. The
team was also drowned and everything
lost. the parents alone surviving. The
children were buried Sunday.at a neighbor-
inc graveyard. The parents are left PEN
niiess and are almost Frustrated with grief.
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PRESENTED AND REFERRED.

BY Mr.. Mason: A bill relating to the ex-
animation of jurors on uoir dire in criminal
cases.
By Mr.. Baker To incorporate the Sons
and Daughters of the Golden Christ in
Louisa.
Nv same: For the relief of Guy Hart.
Bv Mr.. Berry: Petition OF Thomas Hol-
den and others asking that the present
fence-law in Centreville district, Fairfax
county. remain unchanged.
By MIR. Roberts: In relation TO the char
ter of Goodson.
BY Mr.. Hundley: TO pay clerks for
copying. certifying. and recording lists of
insolvents, delinquents, and improper as
sessments.
Norfolk and Richmond Railroad Com
pQnV.
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BY direction Of the Executive Committee ~
the Virginia STATE Agricultural and Mechanical
Society will sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1890,
beginning promptly at IL O'Clock NJ, the follow.
ing LOTS In the order named:
lat THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FOUR FEET on TuE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET. beginning at the eastern end OF the
Fsir-Grounds, and selling westward until tho
entire front Is disposed OF. Those Lots are $50
feet deep 20 al alley 20 feet wide.
I'd. FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY
hight FEET on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL STREET. beginning at the cast end and
going vestWardly. These Lots are $50 feet %
the aforementioned alley.
81. SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND FORTT-FOUR
FEET on THE NORTH SIDE or MARSHALL
STREET, with depth Of 1873 feet 70 an alley %
feet wide.
an. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE FEET on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET. with depth OF i53 feet 10 the last
sth. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FEET On THE NORTH SIDE or CLAY fkEEr
by depth OF 100 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
9Th. A LARGE AREA LYING BETWEEN THE
LASr-MENTIONED ALLEY AND THE RICH
MOSD. FREDERICKsBCh AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, and which by reason q its railroad
facilities has great value tor manufacturing pur-
poses.
10 should be remembered thu. those facilities
will be- Incidentally augmented by the pr9pose1
Belt Line connecting the Richmcnd and Aile-
ehany railroad with the Chesapeake ami ohio
railway, as this Belt Line In crossing, as it must
tho RichmOud Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will put the latter In easy commuuica-
ton with the sources Of iron and coke supplies.
The lots hereby offered are level are IN that
line Of tho cty's growth which has shown tie
greatest increase ia prices, and being 20 close
10 the city are sure 90 return 10 investors largo
profits ia q short period Of time.
Every lot offered Will DO sold, and - We ey-
5afl lOt with tho rriKftewa Of IA. ALL
the man Of few hundred and no owner OF
tons Of thousands. will have an equal show.
Maps will De ready IN a TOW days.
TERMS ono third cash balance At six and
twelve months, for notes with interest added,
and secured by trust deed. " all cash NJ option
OF purchaser. y. ". BONE,
10 7.eOl AuCtIOueer.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .ss..I:sl.

COMPANY Tor NOkfOA - -
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NE"s, ll.AN %
MONT, aud JAMEs-EIYEE LANDINGS i.r y
BY elegant saloon ste-mof AtiE-. itsfih "'
Inond EVERY MONDAY. WLDN-' iAl' p
steamers wAsFr ..
Connections &c Norfolk closely vim ai jas
Tor northern cifios sane Afternoon, James f'..
by isyligh. GfcsS tourist ilno. Nfnsl'',
through tickets On steamer al4 %. o..
Agency, 1919 Anin street BsSgses rle'a .
through. si4fa-fo5nis eagBstI iJr lay Of p
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-12

The young cousin of the Empress of
Austria, who renowned his title to be-
come plain citizen, seems to have gotten
tired of his freak. He has named Erzher-
zog (Archdukc) the steamer lie will CON-
mand for trading in the Mediterranean.