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a GRAND OCCASION.
An Easter Hop in smithneld. Va.

tCorrcspOndcDce ~ mo Ncnfnonl ibfDftch.l
SwrTgrfrIp. Va. April 3, $780,
The crandest occasion OF the season IN
society circles was the Easter hop last eve
ming at the Opera-Eouse.
alright the lamps shouo over fair women and
brave men;
Soft ewes loos 81 love 20 Dyes that snake again.
Aud all went merry as mnrriSge-oelL'
The ladies attendant were Mrs. r. T..
Bovkin. in lilac gauZe; Mrs. ). &. wilson,
in light blue China silk: Mrs. Nelson
Groom, in lilac China six; Miss Jullct
Clarke, in yellow surah; Miss McGure, OF
Suffolk. in white pOinte. despraY; iiss
Matte Thomas. in lavender Gauze; MISS
Liza Southall. in white null; Mi.s Mary
Southall. in pink China silk Miss Annie
Chalmers. in pink China SIX, with tulle;
Miss Mamie Parker. IN green CHINA sllk:
Miss Jessie Parker, in white null; Miss
Annie Upshur, III white China SILK; MISS
Jennie Whiting. of Hampton; Miss BoTum
of Norfolk; Miss Lida Wilson. N yellow
crfoe: Miss Georgie Wilson. IN lavender
cr(pe Miss Leila Nelnes, cream tulle Miss
eta: Miss Young, Of Warwick, yellow Hen
rietta. Miss Harvey carried Mareschal
Neil roses: Mrs. Groom. la France; MISS
Clarke, daisies: Mrs. Boykin, Mareschal
Neils; Miss Thomas, lilies, and bliss Mary
Southal. Mareschal Nells.
A great number of gentlemen were pres
ent from the neighborins towns. Among
the visitors were c. II. Causey, Jr,, sydney
Britt. Professor 2. St. Julian Wilson, and w.
j. Wright. of Suffolk; +. Y. Eastwood and
j. II. Stewart, of Portsmouth; H. &. Bay
lor and Burrus Corprow. of Norfolk; G. +.
Narrow and h. ". Saunders of HAMPTON;
Charles Nunbcrlv, Of Newport News
Charles and Eddie Golfer and W. /. Chal-
Iners, Of Richmond.
Still they won't through the mirthful
maze" holding out to tire each other
down" until O'clock. when supper was
ennounced. under the management of Mrs.
Mollie Chalmers. Then tine grooming tables
were relieved of some OF their delicious
yisnds
4. was not until the "wee SINAI hours y
that they tore themselves away and betoOk
themselves to the arms Of Morpheus.
TRAMP,
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"a FL ~ 81 ssss sEEy.EsEg
DICHMOND. FREDEaICKsBUR1
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD s1a.s'l.
commencing FEBhtA Ar -. isJo-saalsr,
stspdari Tine
ia A NJ leaves Byrd-s;rsN EAil0a DAN,
Stops onlr a, Ashland. HOtawsil. Nh.
lofi, and fred ericksDarg, Nras.ka A.,
"iie@sior. s.seppc " Waa1iar,,
as1 New YORK
iicI A. N. leaves Byrisgres; station fsuv -
capt sunday
ESQ P. ". leaves Byrd-s,rse; station daily
,;i3 p. N. leaves eyrI-sirset tat 90 Ian,
stops only at b9tnatil. Miifr-f a..
iroioricssourg sleeper Hlhmo.i
g. New YORK
e;oA N. arrives a. Byrd street station dan,
Sleeper from New YORK
n 7s5s ?. N. srgives a. By-i.Suosi station IA h.
snps ~ frssoricbsbarg 80 "a
blinVei. ant Ashlanf. slr.. f..,
Washington and N9s TorA Do-s1ls
s.cp at k.bs.
eos P. N. a-o,os fyrd.stre,, star.a s,r,
s'ops only ag tretericksb igg. I.
HsR ". srr.1,, a. eyra-sgso, sts lea i.u,
except slnlav
ASHLAND rHtTNs
DAILY ExcsPf srsDAYH
tsA. ". lenrss SibA Au.gss a. t,ti.1i,,
1883 A.. 70.
cor. ~ accommodation Iray,s Hyr' ,.,.,,
SEASON arrives n. Asa tCI a.. p r
COR. n leaves $50 arrive, 4, Ass.asi i.
g1". D.
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~.
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s--si stAtiou Leaves tlaislla q
As
n5sr NJ arrives .: sipA lo.rn Asa.aai :.
3I2E m.
The Now lo-E al Florida spe.isl. -onpos.f
% Pullman tss'.p iioi l l.t lr.t0t r.f .fr.ai
station on Mondays Wednesday,, frf ...taf,
~ ,.l3 y. b., ami .ea..s .ysi -u..t ..at a
on luesdavs. lhHr-tf... aul -a. .rl..t ID. I'D
A. NJ. Extra fare iteilr... con- .a..traa.
Ca it.ut I.. Ft .a .-r.
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By James y. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lii3 Main street

by james Il. klam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll3 Main street
THAT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE,
4 NEW. DETACHED.
NLY-CONsTRUCTED RESIDENCE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
SEVENTH AND NJ STREETS,
WITH FINE LOr 81 9-lgxls5 FEET;
ASDTHs
ATTRACTIVE VACANT LOT
ADJACENT THERETO
or THE SOUTH SIDE OF NJ STREET BE-
TWEEN TWENTY SEVENTH AND
TWENTY. EIGnTH STREETS,
FOX SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
nv request Of the owner. who will shortly re-
| move from this cts. shall cell b. public auc-
| ton, on tie premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, April o 1890,
/ et , O'CLOCK =. W., tho aboyc-uamc1 EXCEED
! INGLY-ATrKACrlNh AND WkLL-LuCArED
! r,RNER RESIDENCE AND LOT. and The LOT
! Tlls residence, erected by tho present owner
/ less fhan two years ago, contains about cight
! room. il admirably arranged, furniehei VITA
| all tho modern appliances Tor comfort ami con-
! venieaco, La.r0be Stove, hot and cold water,
! bath, ga-, excellent stationary range, pantry,
/ closets, sliding doors on both Doors. hlgh cell
| .u- ample space. light ana ventilation, tho ma
! terial and workmanship tho best, elegantly M
! i-hed, complete ~ al IT, appOntman ~ per-
| tpci order, aud "a attractive IN all respects a.
| coed taste aud skil and LIBERAL expenditure Of
! money could make ID.
| The Residence aud the VACANT LOT will be
sold together or separately, rs may seem best ~
/ time Of sale. 4 rate chance 10 SECURE hrstTate
| home.
Terms: Liberal, and announced at sale.
POSTPONEHENT
Tho above sale IS postponed on account OF the
FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1880,
| a. o'clock p. ~ sharp.
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WANT A WALKWAY.
Interest Growing Out of the Construction
of a EailwaN- nrldge.

Of a RAILWAY Bridge.
Correspondence q the Richmond Dlspstch.l
PETERSBURG, April ., 1890.
For the past week or two unusual activi-
" has been manifested IN Enp0ria and
Belfeld. The Edsemore Bridge Company
have had large force az work under the
direction OF Mr.. Jonn L. Toohey, erecting
the new railroad bridge across the river at
that point for the Atlantic Coast Line. The
old iron bridge has been taken down and
one span OF the new erected. and yet there
Ia been no delay Of either the passenger
or freight trains. An interesting question
VITA the people of the two villages. which
are separated by the river, is, whether the
railroad company Will give them Il walk
WY over the new bridge. The Board OF
Supervisors some months ago proposed O.
the railroad company 10 contribute the
sum of $3.50 90 secure this privilege. but as
yet nothing definite is known.
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NORFOLK. April "A gallant Confederate
veteran, Rufus X, Mccoy. died IN Ports
mouth tins morning after a lingering i'll
ness. He was "a member Of Company ID.
Ninth Virginia regiment. and participated
In all the battles in which his regiment
was engaged. In the famous charge OF
ficketps division al Gettysburg he was
shot through the body twice and Law ON
the battlefield for three days before being
removed TO the hospital. lie always sur.
fered FROM his wounds.
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RESTORED.
The Old Williamsburg Powdcr-Horn.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
Wu1,,vsrrpc. Apr,l o 1890

WILLIAMSBURG, April ., 1890.
The writer is informed by Mr.. w. IL.
Sweeney, the contractor who Is repairing
the colonial powdcr-macazinc, that the
brick work is all finished and that 10y the
middle OF next week he hopes TO beable TO
turn the historic structure over 10 the Co
loniel CAPITAL Branch Of the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia Antqui-
ties. As soon as the building and premises
are cleaned up formal notice VIII be given
by the society and all persons having relics
OF any description will be invited 20 depo-
sit them in the building and convert 1t
into museum and repository of such ar
ticles
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GreencsviiIe Court.

FCorrcepondence Of ne klchmphu DIspH'0u'I
PTrEasBURo, April Q. 1899.
Yesterday was the regular monthly term
of the County Court o. 6recnesVliie' n
iarge crowd was present. but no business Of
ifoportnnco was done in court. The only
case in which a jury IVES called was that Of
Weiss IS. Myers, an action Of unlawful de-
taiuor. There was ap elaborate argument
lyv counsel on each side. and the verdict
was rendered for the plaintiff.
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Petersburg PickInrs.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlsps'chl
PrTfRsBuEG. April 8. 1890.
In thereport OF the yice-President OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce read at the annual
meeting OF that body, held last evening,
the statement is made that the deed OF sale
OF the Virginia and Carolina railroad has
not yet been delivered 10 the purchasers.
IL il understood to-day. however, that the
ceiiyery viii be made promptly.
Ng. IL L. Lacy. who Tor the past tfteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

Years or more has been the keeper OF the
National cemetery at Poplar Grove. in
Dinwiddie county, has been notified from
Washington Of his transfer to the charge
Of The National cemetery near Wilmington,
NC. MIR. Lacy has always kept the Gene
terv here IN admirable condition. and has
made o courteous aud efficient officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

CO Trains N0A "a and % s'oep'ng- - ~ ~
New YORK 1uf Tampa, f.A .it JOS 49,,
On trains Sos. "a alt - rts1Yils-'t
WashlagtOu sui Clar,esto1 ll-
Jae.s ,usilln. GA Trad ~. e, al 't it
h.+,garu Aasnf.rt.r nlt n. hA- '...
Ja-Ks9nyilis. oa Trains SOS. U.s. ', -.
siee.iur.cGrs between eL A-g-nNle 'l u 10
sonyflel and Now YORK un tfriNa -
an. n s.oepin.-cars uela3gn "a'H'-1.e- 90
bonneville, Ha.
fnaigiti0l 600 me ab1f'
TBE new YORK $50 FLORIDA sFt,l'~
oo,.,.t,o,.f y..tinlls Pullman rars ociy, lea =
80 ms -ftifl to.li a. 1,E Q. n. 90 A
a.. aeJu..itt-, AMI tr.lags. SUI .f.f'' 70
te,.burp nnrin-tJUrI o. A. i oa 4-p''''
Tbgrsisys, sld saturdays tA'.H iAi'
9qln,fEs05SSLY ALL-R1n LINE no n1SS0LA-
p,,o nopli'.,,.,...soAM sor,ais,..... :. =.
E,bnonl. s1t q. Norl.t 30. al
SortSix rs ga u. Hlchm 9al..i-l, y
49, .t.OR q. h.chm0ad.. " =. =.
1hs Grains ieauag Richmond Z iY 81. =. p
NorsSlr Al t.o e., Is. ere solid trans l'."'. p
tnese tNo points, aud pnsi'-k'i' ~ - ',,
wit6ont change oi ctfA t.nss l7sp So =
A. m ado q. los5lsoifz ~ lAe ..', g.. ~. -,
srsr, E,camond aud TO $40 A. d. 19ih IVA
Ng Trsias l.arias Ricasiaat as 90 A. y: 40
,,.s1 - a so arriving IS Riehmond az ~,
A. ana E,i4 T. y uaks Goo eoAheN...--
ps.ersat,rr 70 and from karn7ii9, AlA ava .
aud sontngastcru pg.nA ,...
"uD '01''' r H. sCLLY. superir,sbi'nA
FT. u. MYzKA Geoeral sagorin.eatelI
n n Ensgs0N. General PA,soaGSs A-7h-
scL- Haas Trans Manager
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VIII Attend the Unwilling.

lIOTresponlcnCs OF INC hIVHIHO1I U'7P"VVu'I
BLACKSTONE, April 9, 1880.
The Nottoway Grays have decided 10 at
tend the ceremonies incident 20 the unveil-
ing OF the Lee monument, and Captain
Harris is exorting every effort 10 have has
company in hrst-rato shape for tins memo
rnhle Oncasinn.
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Richmond Trade with Petersburg.

IDNIIVEFVII-I0lI' - u FsI' 'F77'1 ''77''-' II
PErTEsBURG. April ., 1890.
AZ an instance Of the trade Richmond
rets from Petersburg it is stated one dry
Goods firm m that city recently sold in one
dag S4G1 worth OF silks alone to Petersburg
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VIII Give Them Cordial reception
fcorreqnondance Of tho Richmond Dispatch

BLACKSTONE, April 9, 1890.
The interest felt here in the location OF
the Baptist Orphanage - still at FEVER
heat. Tho committee are expected 10 ar
rive here on the 2ist instant, and prepare
tions are being made to give them cor
dial mention.
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By Louis Rawling9.
Real Estate luctiOneor.

AAtAAA AOMi ~ a a. AC-'
TODAY
al l1:70 O'CLOCK will cell IN my Tosr sales-room
n lot Of unclaimed freight OF the Oh Dominion
Steamship Company, consisting In pRrl Of
ROLL NEW TAPEsIkl CARPET
Several ROLL or WAITING;
= barrels SUGAR, boxos CANNED GOODS:
- dozen CLAIR - SPOOL COTTON;
Kegs OF SODA, POTASH, ana other goods:
Case OF DRY GOOD, TMINE, WRAPPING
PAPER:
S bags kkilLiZEtS, and miscellaneous goods !;
Also, general assortment Of USEFUL HOT 81
KEEPING ANIICLt~.
Sale OF fine SILVERW ARE, CLOCKS,
BROSZES. TABLE-CUILERf, &C. a. same
hOur IN the front sale --rOOm.
apiO GEORGE ". MAYO. Auctioneer.
HIGH CONSrABLES SALE.-I
l. viii ssll a, public auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL 40, 1870,
al II o'clock a. M., at store No 10 east Main
street on the premI.os the following property
% satisfy distress Tarran, Ia my hands:
BLEACHING, BkOOMs, BASKETS, BUCKETS,
GLASS JARS, CANNED PEACHES. TOMATOES,
CORN, BEEF. LAMP-CAiMNGYs, MUSTARD,
BAKING-POWDEk. STARCH, JELLY,
SAUCE, SAKDINEs, SWEET PICKLE,
TIN CANS and CON TEN :. MEASURES,
SCOOPS, part barrel % MEAL, lot o: SOAP,
STOVE POLISH. MATCHES,
Box OF CHEWING GUN. CONDENSED MILK,
COFFEE, part box a. CANDLES,
SCALES ard WEIGHTS, part box Of RAlSiNS,
Part key PICKLES, ! STOVE ana PIPE. &, sc.
Terms: Cash. Z. G. GARRISON,
apl0 .. High Constable City OF Richmond.
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TIME BRADsTRFET COMPANi'
ctARIRs r. CLAGKR pRGsinsAr
BRADsrRgEr's RICHMOND otstC-'
No llc3 EASl MAIN sthrsi'
1oiepAoae No 49,
Ln. WnIrrY, snpsrIaloalsat

rhs richmond once has more han Kept ya, ,''
with tbo rapid grow ID Of tao city Aai es's.' 4,
meat u the territory rip4iaty ~ ~ ~ ~ a. /,
a5ssntsges OF a system tire supefioftt{ ~ -
q rssognlzsd IA every TRADE centre oi tns Wv.
we'd World That Is h IA special ssese
- g,.,.rt me interest OF lis loca. paifohss =
"a nv tho FAC. snat /. has now larger Re's>s'
= sxbssr.Ssrs tssa any stAsr msfeani'ss sssA-s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

TCTION SALE OLA DESIRABLE
a FRAME DWELLING o. CHJkrn liLt--
A. the quest oi the owner vii soil 90 auction,
On the premises, ou
SATURDAY, ArH;i -, it0,
~ o'clock p. Vs.. tho FRAME Dr LING No
g..n o-.h rye. .v-,i -hth street, h-tHr ID aut
J. streets. ne lot .rOuD =. foes NJ. .a q pth -
Ial feet 90 m alloy Ih" dWeliitg contains throe
IOoms aud ia n good order.
TERMS: kas., and announced 10. sole.
LOUIS IA liNG~,
RpS Ancuoncer'
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AUCTION sALEs.-Fature Days.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctionesr,
SALE
A TRACT OF LAND IN HEsRICo COUNTY,
LYING
ABOUT SIX MILES WEST OF TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND,
AUCTION.

In execution az DEGREES OF the Chsucery
Court Of Richmond entered in the case OF Id
nond Davenport & Co. %. John II. WickhAm,
the undersigned, special commssioners, Will
sell by auction. at the oflice OF n. W. BoTe, NO.
4 Eleventh street. Richmond, Va. on
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1880,
at IL O'Clock W.. the following LAND owned by
j.. II. Wi,kham
A TRACT Of Gil 3il.i000 ACRES, lying on tho
Throe-Choppod road. ABOUT six miles west OF
the city, adjoining the farm formerly owned oy
G.. T.. hxall, recently by Z. VI. Bridges. trustee.
and being part ot the tract known as WOOD
land - or HOWles.n This may b. made good
farm and II "a not FAR from tho Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad.
There nre some improvements on this land,
nnd Intending bidders are requested 70 examine
the property before the day ~ sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance a. one. two,
and three year,, with per cent interest, the
credits to bs for notes, with interest payable
semi-Annually, and title to be- retained by the
Court until oil the purchsse-money Is paid.
". LAKE,
A. J.. BOULWARE,
A. Il. COURTNEY.
Commissioners.
n W BOwE AuctiOneer epl
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EAsLROAD LINEA.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKH AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT MARCH H. 1894
LEAYs RicnsOsD.
sso A NJ "LimitedH daily Tor O,d Point and
Norfolk. Pullman Car 90 Ola Point
Hoo A. N. Express daily Tor Cincinnati Parton
Car Old Point 10 Charlottesville. and
Pullman sleeper Charlottesville 70
Cincinnati
s:e5 p. NJ. Express daily Tor Old ooia, a ID Nor
600 p. NJ. Accommodation, except sunday for
Boutwell,.
lO:i5 P. NJ. lhs +; \. Y. umI!sd daily Pullman
solid yesthule train, with Dining Car
and Fullmans Charlottesville 70 On
c.nnan aud Pullman 70 Louisville.
TRAINS lERiyE A. RICHMOND.
$40 A ". aud 3 2. n. daily from IincinnAu.
s.95 4. ". daily, except sunday, iron hothNen
IcesD A. NJ. and 6.55 p. N. daily tom Norfolk.
JAMEs-RIyER DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny kailroatl
LEAVE ElCsNoND.
600 A. NJ. daily for Lynehours, Lexington. and
Clifton Forge.
aso p. NJ. Tor Lynchbugg except sunday. Sleep
ING car tor Lynchburg, which VIII
leave LynenbgEg al els A. N. for
Lexington.
TRAINS AKKIvE Ar RICHMOND
s.sO p. N. da,iy from clifton Forga
AIS A. NJ. excep1 sunday IRON Lexington and
Lynchourg.
''s''A' II. W. FULLER,
Geeeral Passenger AEent
q W. eTsvIns. 0snsrA Sapsrsa'endenI fsH
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By x. 3. Cnailn & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
no. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM
ON JAMES RIVER, ONLY O.. Mills BELOW
RICH OND,
ON ONE OF THE BEST DRIv = LEADING OUT
OFTHE CITY,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES, WITH LARGE
DWELLING,
LOCATED IN HANDSOME GROVE OF TREES
AND USUAL OUT-BUILDINGs.
THIS LAND ADJO1NS TIE LANDS OF r. B.
CHAPLIN on THE SOUTH, THE LANDS
OF FRANKLIN sTEARNs on TIE
NORTH, OSBORNE irIKE ON THE EAST, AND
JAMES RIVER on THE WEST.
By virtue Of decd of trust, dated April 90.
iss2, and recorded in uenric) County Court,
Deed Book 40, page i,6. and AZ The request OF
tho beneficiary. default having boon made IN
payment OF no,os secured therein. Will sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 80, 1890,
M ? O'Clock p. NJ. the ONvENIENTLY-LO-
GATED AND VALUABLE FARM described
above. The dwelling ia quite large, with yari
well shaded by uatiye Oaks. no lhnl lays
beautifully, il wolf watereI. and has good river
front aud ROAD front. splendd spring OF water
near tho use.
TERMS: CASH. - pay expenses Of sale and TO
nay two notes amounting 20 SO. ~ win interest
from October !, 1883, and the residue on terms 10
be announced 1T sale. Il. T. ChAttlN,
RIB. CHAFrIN s. CO., Auctoneers. APPS
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Excitement Over SottoNsay Iron Find
iCou espondencs OF the Richmond Disps,chJ

Considerable excitement was oceasoned
on our streets to-day by rumor that iron
IN large quantities had been discovered ON
O farm about half a mile east OF town.
Upon investigation the iron was found,
but il has not as yet been ascertained 10
what extent il abounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

By request ot the owner. Mr.. Bernard Briel,
who will shortly remove e. his now residence IN
tho city, shall sell by public auction, On the
premises, on
MONDAY, AFRL II, 1890,
at ~ o'clock F. w., his WELL-LOCATED AND
VALUABLE LAND WITH THE NEAT COT
TAGE RESIDENCE gnd al other improvements
thereon on The south side o.! OskW3O1 avenue,
Just east OF md very near The city limits, hsYne
a front of 80 fec. on the avenue two trontsl, 800
feet on dickinson street. aud n feet OF Ga r.
son street. the whole ruD-d yilfd In lots u fGl2i
feet each. Tho improvements consist II tho
negt. we'll arranged tTo-sfory frame dwelling OF
eight rooms, sta 10, is, sc.
From tho rapid gro Fth ol improvements ~ tho
direction OF this property 3. 10 'eriain tLat THIS
beautiful GROUND VIII IN the near future b, in
good demand tor homes, when { VIII really
command double what is row expected Tor H.
meanwhile TITS Dleasan- suburban home and
VIII pay nan s,mciy for dairy aud truck pur-
poses. pat WITH RuctiOneer.
Don't mIss this chauc..
TEENS kasy, ana ~ sale. j. 3. ELAN,
arg AucuOneer
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Auction sALEs-ru,.r. psy.
BY n. Seldom Taylor q SON.
Rasi Estate Agent, and Auctionosrs


COMMISSIONERS UCTION
" SALE OF ONE UNDIVIDED ONg-
THIRD INTEREST ~ A VALUABLE LOT
OF LAND on THE SOUTH SIDE on MAIN
STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE THE FIRST
MARKET.--In pursuance Of dccrse Of tho
ChanceEy Court Of tho city a. kichmond. en-
tered on the i2th day Of December, 1889. IN
the cause OF Benilt rs schweiizer, &c, tho
undersigned, special commissioners therein
appointed for tho purpose. viii sell at puolc
auction, on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY Tus 15rH DAY or APRIL 1890,
at | O'Clock T.. NJ. the interest Of Henry
schweitzer In the REAL ESTATE mentioned ~
said decree. as follows: 0SE UNDIVIDED ONh-
THIRD INTEREST. being an estate Ia fee-sim-
pie in aud 10 that certain lot or parcel Of land on
tho south side Of Main street aud on tho cas-.
aide II Shockos crock, IN the city OF Richmond.
fronting on Main street q feet more Cr less, on
ruuuing back NJ right angles 10 feet 10 an
alloy.
TGRAs: For cnsh ~ 20 30 much u no proceeds
ma NAV be necessary 10 de!ray Tho expenses Il
salo and 20 pay OF enf dscnfrre the following
sums OF money; $50. wish interest thereon from
De-ember ~. 1889; f99 ~. with interest rom
samN date: $500. with interest ilrm >cpteno r
.S. isS6. subject 20 a credits Of $3.50 ~ Of No
vernher 20, 1879, and all costs a. saii sl.i.
amounting 10 about g. the residue upon
such terms as may 10 aanoIDcol ~ the $40.
j.. C.. RICHARDSON,
". W. HENRY,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
by James e. Elan,
Real E=ta'e agent and Aucuoneer,
lll3 east Main street.

TWO ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN
4 DWELLINGS ~ UOWAKD'S GROVE, NEAR
THE Goa ~APEAhk AND ONO RAILWAY
SHDps I'd The TANNER * DELANLl Govt
PANY'- SHOPS. \ SHORT D.oTANCt NORTH
EAST FECM IHE CITY, TO lie SOLD ~ III b.
Lie AUCIIuN.-By request OF the owners
snail sell by pubic auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY NEXT, AraiL 10. $780,
at4E O'Clock p. NJ
Tirst. The VERY DESIRABLE FRAME COT
TAGE, with it, LOT shout CIV KID foot or mo g,
~ tho southeast corner Of Bryan a1i Reid
streets containing i've rooms and ne usual cou-
venlorces: well Of good winter on the lo', ani
the situation convenient, healthiul, and Plea
Second. Tho NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
FRAME COTTAGE near the above, with LOT Fl
about 3ixil7 fee', ON west side Bry an street,
near Iit'lrpags street, r3utsiaing fonr rooms.
ard kitrher, well ~ good water, and some good
fruif-trecs O1 the lot
These Cottages aro on the beautiful elevation
ju-t eg.t Of tle extensive shops above named,
are delightfully."- -.t"g'cj IN . good renting lo-
caity. iut Il sh0r Q iaucs from tho city, and
where early increase lu value B. vol assured.
TERMS: Easy, and announced 10 sale.
ap5 D. B.. ELAN, AlcaoAe -I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, AuctoEeers, and Brokers',
No north Tenth stree,.
WEST BROAD STREET CORNER
w PROPERTY.

At the request OF the owner, who desires 10
engage IN business ont Of tho city, We will sell
by auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1890,
AZ o'clock 7. NJ. that COMMODlOUS THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE situated on the north
west corner OF Broad and Muniord streets. Tho
lot has a front OF @,xl3i feet TO "A waved alloy.
his building Is thoroughly equipped IN every
parti, iar for The successful conduct 81 a saloon,
restaurant, boarding. AMI 10 islng-house COM
bined. The owner recognizing The great ueod
OF a nall in this growing section, has fitted up
ard furnished the same, which enjoys the pat
ronaCe Of several organizations at good rentals.
There has recently been erected a new ana well
arranged tNO-stUTy bTiCk dwelling In rear OF
the above, fronting on Munfort street, which
owing 10 It's convenience was taken possession
Of before its completion. The whole house Il
heated 10y steam from cellar 10 garrett A
thorough inspection Of the premises will con-
vince all OF its completeness. The demand for
Broal-streot property Is daily increasing owing
20 its present 8nd future value, which. together
with the good rent this property Will yield.
should call out a good attendance OF bidders.
TERMS: At sale. CHEWING & kOSf,
aD5 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

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