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~ from the most eminent design
"a ers will appear in this paper
81 R3 weekly LARGE illustrated floor
S0V plans. elevations, and details OF
each, capable OF being changed,
enlarged or contracted, to suit require
ments SENT POSTPAID to any address
upon receipt OF s.. and ANY
FIVE ordered at one time, $50
TO EVERY ONE who contemplates
building. remodelling. or contracting for
attractive. convenient houses that SELL
READILY for the most money, whether
Quilt In city, town. or country, THESE
plans are likely to give information worth
hundreds Of dollars. Indeed, THEY HAVE
been the means OF making most profitable
Investments In building rentable and sala-
bic hous,s against unrentable. unstable
houses on the dry-goods-box plan. 1T
WILL NOT DO for one to say: This
box. called house, will do for me, for
| do not expect 10 sell" Look around
you, dear reader and see how many such
-alr hopes OF security have been blasted
m single day. BUILD ATTRACT
tfELY. then, 10 keep, much pleasure K
isiived. and TO sell much satisfaction in
knowing that no forced sale will cause a
loss 10 you or yours.
OUR PLANS viii give you for a COM
parat!ve pittance that which years OF
study and experience OF the brightest
minds have acquired. and TO INVEST
IN them Is TO give you specific information
upon which all mechanics can compete
and Their by you receive the
lowest possible bid. and THE PLANS
and specifications protect you fully from
impositlo~
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JAILED FOR STEALING CLOTHING.
Mr. Hufman's Desperate Attempts
10 (nmnif Snicidc.

10 Commit suicide.
DURHAM. \. c.. April 1S-(Special)-
Yesterday morning Walter Fearrington
was arrested for larceny Of rcady-made
clothing from the store Of r. j. Lambc
whom he had been serving several years
The goods stolen amounted TO about sl0O
After making a full confession he was
put ia Jail.
News was received here this morning
Of the desperate attempt of Ir Il. w.
III. Huffman, who lives near Big Falls,
Alamance county, 10 commit suicide lie
shot himself three times. and when his
wife went 10 his room he was found
trying TO cut his throat with a pocket
knife. lie has since died from his iniu-
ries. He was man Of means. and had
loaned many thousand dollars. which he
was unable 10 collect II was thought
this affected his mind.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
viii give an informal reception TO the
pastor. W. G. Tyre. and bride at the
parsonage this evening.
MATRIMONIAL.
Three marriages Of Durham citizens
occurred to-day. At AS O'clock at the
residence Of the brides father. Captain
". A. Lea, by the Rev. L. Il. Turnbull.
married TO Miss Hattie y. Lea.
Leon c. Richardson. Of the Seaboard
Airline, OF this city, to Miss Julia c.
Cuibert, at the Baptist church. Winston,
a. c.
Joseph Wilkerson, Of the Southern road,
was married at the residence Of the
brides parents. about six miles from
Hillsboro. TO Miss Agnes Smith.
Henry Jones, who played first base
Oh the Trinity-Durham team, while scuf-
fling with a friend. slipped and fen
heavily 10 the ground and broke tho
bone Of his left arm in two places above
the wrist
personal.
Colonel and Mrs. Al. Fairbrother ar
rived here on Tuesday from Johnstown
IA. 1t Is said they sold out their news
paper before leaving. II ~ not known
what their plans are for the future.
MIR. Charles X. Faucet VIII leave IN
few davs for New York. having accepted
the posltlou of stenOgrapher and cont
,entlal clerk TO w. w Fuller
Ex-Judge X. W. Winston and family
have moved TO Durham, and have taken
rooms al the residence Of Captain +. j.
Parrish. on Dillard street.
The meetings at Trinity church haVs
closed. owing TO the indisposition Of
Rev. Mr.. Kilgo. president OF Trinity Col
lege. who was expected 10 take charg>
of the services.
Misses Ida NJ. Carr and Madge More
head will leave with party for trip
10 Europe about the LIST OF June.
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cARoLuSA's TOBACCO COUNTIES.
Nash Claims 60 BE the Largest
"GoIden-BcIt" Producer.


ROCKY MOUNT. n. c.. April 1s.-(Spe-
cial)-lnstead OF Edgecomhe being th'
largest tobacco-growing county In Easter,
North Carolina. as suggested by your cor
respond NJ from Scotland Neck in Tues
days Dispatch. Nash is by long odds
the banner golden belt" and probably
markets annually more than double the
sales % the former county.
Many tohacco-growers from Granville
Vance. and Orange c6unties-the once
''golden tobacco belt'-have recently
moved hther that they may enjoy the
reward OF their knowledge OF the culture
Of the weed. IL Is claimed and no doubt
Justly. that Nash coun,y's soil produces
weed with a body and velvet finish
known nowhere else on earth. and thus
enjoys a great monopoly prices often
ranging for leaf from the drying or curing
bonds from s. cents 10 g. Is per pound.
large party OF young people had an
Easter picnic a the falls Of the Tar riy 7
on a romantic hln Of bouldcrs.
Intelligence of the serious illness at her
home. IN Portsmouth, OF Niss Mary Full
ford Murray. granddaughter OF Mr.. Mat
thew Fuifort. u TINS place. was received
herr to-day.
No appointment has yet been made 70
OH the vacancy caussd By the death here
on March Slsr Of Postmaster Eenncf
Bum There are two candidates for "a
posi,ion--Mr LAclus " nassett, and Pro
fessor Edward W wilcox
BATTi.E-PIITMAN.
Yesterday IN Calvary church. Tarboro'
hr John ". -. Battle. a prominent
and very popular businessman. formerly
OF Gold Rock. In Nash county was
married TO Miss Cornella Pittman. an ac-
eomplished heiTess Of the former place
They left on the A,lantie-coast Line traiu
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at IL o'clock noon for an extended north
ern tour.
IL is said that a stock company viii
purchase the valuable Griffin real estate
on west Railroad street. and erect
large, ploderny-arranged brick hotel at
once.
There are more fine shad caught nightly
IN bow-nets from the waters OF the Tar
than ever before known. one man caught
tweniy-soven last night in six hours. and
sold them for M375 cash.
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CITY TAXES.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF DELIN-
CUENT TAXES, CITY HALL.
RICHMOND, VA. April /, 1895
BY an ordinance OF the city, IL is
required that notice shall be given In ali
the daily newspapers. under the drec-
ton OF the Committee on Finance that
the LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES ON
REAL ESTATE for the preceding year
Will be published In one or more Of the
daily papers, and also the time and place
OF sale Of said delinquent real estate
In accordance with the above, notice
Is hereby given that said list will be pub
lished in the State on SATURDAY., the
nth day OF April, and on SATURDAY,
the 4th day Of May, 1895. The sale Will
take place In front OF the City Hall, on
Broad street. between Tenth ard Ele-
venth streets. between the hours OF u
o'clock NJ. and O'Clock l.. NJ, on Men
day, the 9th day OF May. 1855.
Ali who do not wish TO have their pro-
perty advertised must pay on or before
the 18th instant. JOHN A. MEANLEY
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes.
an 2-tMy5
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.

PECIFICATIONS upon which all
our house building r. based.
THAT WILL add twenty years
to the durability over one CON
, structed in an ordinary way, ana
the pleasure derived from hving
I'm one built in the following SUB
stantill manner is no small Item
~ cf spI 81 ARS ar the
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SEVERE NORTHEAST STORM.
InceSsant Rains May Have Dam
ugcd the CrOps-SchOOls Invited.

WILSON, n. c.. April 1S.-(Special)-
For thirty-six hours a severe northeast
storm has been prevailing here. The down
pour OF rain has been incessant. and as a
consequence all the creeks and streams
Of water are swollen. 1t Is feared that
much damage has been done to early
vegetables hat had begun TO grow so
beautifully before the bad weather.
All the schools of the county have
beer invited to participate in the eXer-
clses here in honor of the Confederate
dead on the 10th of May. Efforts are being
put forth 10 make the memorial services
this year especially interesting and
worthy OF the heroes who are 10 be
honored on that day. A special committee
has been appointed 10 make out an ap-
propriate programme.
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EASTERN STATE HOSPITAL.
Old Officers Reelected ut the An
nuaI Meeting Of The Hoard.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April IS
,Special)-A full meeting Of the Board
Of Directors OF the Eastern State Hos
pital was held at this institution yester-
day. The three members recently APP
pointed By the Governor qualified, and
the board reorganized as follows: Presi-
dent. Colonel Walter II. Taylor of Nor
folk; President pro tenn, Captain Ter
renee McCracken, of Fredericksburg. The
Executive Committee is composed
Of the above-named officers and DR..
Paulus Irving.
The superintendent read his report,
making many recommendations as TO
improvements. which were approved
and referred 10 the Executive Commit
zee. under whose direction the work Will
be done.
All Of the Old officers were reelected,
as follows CHE board refusing 10 in
crease the medical staff): James ID. Mon
cure, superintendent and physician; Or.
John W. Nash. assistant physician; G.
r. Armistead, steward; John i. Mercer
assistant steward and clerk; c. b. Ire
william. supervisor; Miss NJ. A. Woot-
ton. matron, and J. II. TOphan, engineer.
The question of having a trained, edu-
Gated female nurse or male graduate
of some medical college in the institu-
ton was deliberately discussed. and final
ly IL was decided TO leave it TO the Exc
cutive Committee. with d request that
they get all necessary information in re-
lation 10 the matter and endcavor to
make such a report TO the next meeting
of the board as will enable it to dispose
of the subject in an Intelligent man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-19
Geological Work in virginia
baltimore SUM-

Representatives OF the Johns Hopkins
University and the WOmans College Of
Baltimore left on Wednesday for geo
logical investigations on the Rappahan-
mock. Pamunkey, and James rivers. Mr..
II. S. Cane, Of Johns Hopkins. viii de-
vote Wednesday TO the EOcene Of Moons
Mount. near Port Royal. Mr. r.. NJ.
Bagg, Of Johns Hopkins. win spend
Tuesday and Wednesday on the Eocene
Of the Pamunkey river and Richmond
Mr. Arthur Ribbons and Mr.. Bagg will
devote Thursday. Friday and Saturday
to the miocene. Eocene. and Potomac
formations of Tarbay, Evergreen. Nal
vern Hin. and Dutch Cap. They will
be joined at city Point by Professor l.
d. Cope. OF Philadelphia.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

s25.00 REWARD FOR POCKET BOOK
LOST between Grove avenue and Il and
Monday evening about : o.ciocR Contents
OF book: Three $50 notes, 10 so notes, 50
in gold. several s. notes. and Red-Men
receipt from Annawan Tribe. IN the
name OF II. Il. Murdoch. The above re-
ward will be paid for return OF same az
the Dispatch office. ap lS-2t'
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WALLACE j. BROWN
Ir.efa-s
an 1S ~
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~ George w. Mayo. Auc.loneer.

George W. Mayo. Auctloneer. ap
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Steamer Neyborougi Ashore.

CAPE HENRY. VA. April R-The
British steamer Marlborough. from Tam
pa, Fla, for Newport News, Va, with a
cargo Of phosphate rock. went ashore at
New Wash Woods Life-Savlng Station,
North Carolina. ut midnight. The crew
were saved. The vessel and cargo will
probably be a total loss.
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Roy. j. VI. SourSe Installed

MANASSAS. VA, April lS.-(Special)-
The Presbyterian church Of this place
was last night the scene OF very inter
estins service being a called meeting by
the Washington Presbytery for the pur-
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COURT ORDERS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA. April 6. 1855.
To Whom IL May Concern.
Take notice that by virtue OF a writ
OF attachment tssued out OF the United
states Dlstrict Court Clerks office, at
Richmond, Va, In the suit OF James
johnson rnd Thomas Jones against the
tug Olive Branch. and l.. NJ. Smith and
George G. GuvernatOr, In cause OF
wages, civil and maritime. l have at
tsched the said tug Olive Branch. and on
the 18th day OF April. 1885, said cause Will
be tried at the United States Court room
at Richmond. Va, when and where all
persons interested are cited 10 appear
and interpose their claims.
j. NJ HUDGlN,
United States Marshal
BY A. J. Peasants. Deputy Marshal.
an 7tan lai
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THE THIEVES STILL At LARGE.
supposcd TO Re Hiding in the
SwampS-iIome Again.

SwampS-iiOmc AEhi"'
WELDON, y. c.. April lS.-CSpecial)-
The two white men who so neatly robbed
Mr.. NJ. Fredlander Of $35 worth Of goods
here Tuesday night are still at large.
officers followed them as far as Halifax
but were unable 70 overhaul them. Tney
are now supposed 10 be hiding in the
swamps between Halifax ana Enield.
Mr.. J. H. Brown, Of Richmond, who
has been here for the past ten days put
ting up a monument in the square OF the
late Mr. Wilson. left for his home To-
day. Mr.. Brown is a genial, whole-souled
gentleman. and made many friends du-
ring his stay here. The square he has
lust completed here Is decidedly the most
beautiful in the cemetery. Mr.. Brown
has shown fine taste in the designs which
are 50 artistically chiseled upon the
shaft.
The baseball cranks here who were 50
loud In their cheers fer the Petersburg
Farmers last year are now putting up
their last dime on the Richmond Blue
birds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-19
Accidentally Shot Himself.

CHRIsTIANSBURG, VA. April IS
Special -Information has just reached
here that a son Of Major VI. -. Bennett
well-knOwn citizen OF this county, ac-
cidentally shot himself on Saturday, and
died early this morning. The particulars
Of the accident have not been learned.
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SuroII<'s Democratic Delegates.

SUFFOLK, VA. April 1S.-(Special)--
4 large and enthusiastic meeting Of re-
preventative Democrats held at Armory
Hall tonight selected forty-four delegates
to the county convention to be held next
Wednesday.
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GRADUATED SUGAR,
Best American Refined &c. Per Pound

Clipped Beef l5c. per pound.
Salt PORK. SC. pound.
White Corn. SOC. per busheL
Small California Hams, Sc. per pound.
Mocha and Java Gomez, zoe. pound
Best new crop New Orleans Molasses,
New North Carolina Cut Herrings. 7c
per dozen, or 500 per half-barre
> dozen New North Carolina Roe Her.
rings Tor 25c., or $3.50 per half-barrel
Vanilla and Golden-Drip Syrup, 3Oc. per
gallon.
California Dried Cherries, DC. per pound
Best New York Creamery Butter, zoe
Timothy Hay. e0c hundred weight.
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, &c. n pound
Small Early June Peas. SC. per pound
Try our Flour at S2l5 per barrel lbs a
good famly-isc.. per sack.
California Apricots, lie. can.
Peerless and Early Rose Irish Potatoes,
Soc. bushel DC. peck.
Thirteen pounds Best Virginia Buck
wheat. 25c.
JaP. Brand Roasted. In 1-pound papers,
zoe; per pound: Java and Iaguyra.
Pure Lard. &C. per pound.
Large Cans Tomatoes, for 25c.
New MackeTel l5c. per dozen.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings, 500
per barrel
Pure sugar-syrup, l5c. gallon
Good Tea, Csc. per pound.
Pure Rye Whisky, years Oh. s. per
silver King Patent Family Flour hes,
sold. $50 per barrel. or &c. per sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour. 3 per
barrel or 20c. per sack
Dest CITY NILS Meal. 55c. per busheL
Fresh Table Butter, l0c pound
Frtce-List mailed on application.
s. ULLMAN'S SON,
1870 and lS2 cas-. Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF The
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
NO. l05 EAST CLAY STREET b..
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS AT AUCTION

NO. 705 EAST CLAY STREET. H..
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
In execution OF a deed of trust r Ht
undersigned, dated February Do. lti.
recorded In the Chanccry Court NJ .f
city OF Richmond. iu Deadlock l- Is
page 3j3. and being required su -l I. Y
the beneficiary / will sen by public lle
ton, on the premises on
TUESDAY. APRIL % l,f.
at . O'Clock T.. 81 the DESIRABLE
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT Esl.s
DWELLING, No fu5 east Clay -.r.
with the lot on which % stands.
ing - feet ) inches. and running i
70 an alley, and having in the rtlr f..r
OF a good. twO-stOry brick Kitchen
Is excellent property, centrally .p.li.i,
and Will rent Well.
TERMS. Cash sufficient a. r.r t4
costs OF executing The trust, AMI r H"
charge note for 81 30. with lut..
February 10. ls3i. ard the residue .. ,..l
terms as the grdutOr may prg..r...
IN the event of his failure Boz uau. 10
terms for suCn residue, then upon
OF six and twelve months for notes
interest added, and secured hy Al.
trust II. b. Gil At. ID.
apl2 Ir
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CONTRACTS.

The following Richmond firms were
given contracts to furnish the insu-
tuition with supplies for the current quar-
ter: l.. c. Younger. Slater. Myers d
Co. J. S. Moore d Son, c. w Simpson,
& Sons, Brown. Davis & Co.. simpson
Bass q CO., kingan & Co, Augustine
& Glover, Harvey, Blair & Co, ;. I'll
mans Sons. Drewry, Hughes Co..
NJ Millhiser. Isaac Sycie Co., the
Fourqurcan-Price Company, the Cohen
Company, W. H. Thomas q Co., Harry
Hirshberg, and j. W. Hunter.
The salary Of Mr.. II. +. Wynkoop. as
sistant engineer. was increased, and the
business of the hospital was transacted
with promptitude and dispatch. The
members left for their homes on the
afternoon train, and were accompanied
to Richmond by DR.. T.. G. Booth, OF
THE Grove" who dined with them.
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BY Ellis & Seabright. Auctioneers,
q east Broad street
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aD I3-It
WANTED. TO RENT To 4 GOOD
TENANT HOTEL AND SUMMER RE
SORT Also. a STOREHOl Sc For par
ticulars Apply 10 J. L. SNEAD. Chester,
Va. aQ l9-l'
WANTED. TO BUY \ GOOD FARM
HORSE OR MULE on six months time.
Address or call at Stall %. Third Market,
Richmond, Va. ap l9-lt'
WANTED. OLD SIDEBOARDS. WITH
LONG LEGS. ROUND-FRONT BU-
REACS. BRASS-FRONT TENDERS
ANDIRONS. BRASS AND WOOD
CLAW-FEET SOFAS. NJ j. CRONE. this
cGfro 1N-0fs
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70 WILLIAM DAFFRON. 1888 east Main
street ap ly-zt.
WANTED. a HOUSE-GIRL AND A
COOK. Reference required. Apply AT
3l5 west Franklin street. ap l9-lt'
WANTED, \ WHITE GIRL To DO
general hOusework. 10 washing only
three In family. CAN at 1908 west Frank
lin. ap 1917
WANTED. a FIRST-CLASS COOK AT
922 west Grace street References re-
quired. dp lJ-lt
WANTED. by \ WHOLESALE NO
TON and gentiemen's furnishing goods
house, EXPERIENCED SALESMAN 20
travel Southwest Virginia and Tldewater.
NJ. II. HELLER Il CO. 203 west Balu-
more street, Baltimore. Nd. ap S-t5t
AGENTS WANTED. OR Statesmen
desiring side line, 20 take orders By sam
pie: staple seller, easily carried We pay
expenses and salary, or commission, and
furnish samples on application. Address
Lock-Box rs. New York city.
is i-eOdt Jyi
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NAs~ stantill manner Is no shd4I item
we LAY SLATE SLABS at th'
bottom ana upon me top OF iO erfect cor.
ners r1ade. and we lay Them IN pure
cement mortar. solid l-i-inch joints, there
10y preventing ground moisture ifotn
aseendinE wood 70 % SbricE or solid brick
ere guaranteed rat and mice-proof: ALL
STILLS AND EXPOSED Woodwork
strictly heart. Floor-joist, INV IN, stua-
ding, 3x4 in: ceiling Joist, 2XS IN; all SET
l6-in. centres; rafters, 2X6 in. II Nat roof
2XS in.
A NEW galvanized-steel roofing. crest
inr. valleys. cutters. and down-spouts.
PATENT SLIDING or folding-bllads, iuT-
uished IA any wood desired. PATENT
froEt attachments, on frst noors, 10
warm rooms above through register at
side Of open flreplaces, NO system gives
more satisfaction, combining great econo-
my, convenience and beauty.
GRANOLITHiC HEARTS, TO ALL IN
various col0rs Hard Wood Mdnteis with
beyslled mirrors. Cabinet Top, natural
finish PORCEi:AIN..Lined Bath-Tubs.
formerly cost $50. A iirst-class hard
finish plaster job throughout Three coats
Of Iewiss lead and best inseed-oil paint.
inside and OUT, or hard finish for interior.
OPENINGS are covered during coastruc-
ton. and not a sash or door Is to be fitted
hung. or 10 enter the house until thorough
IN dry. Compare the lit OF sash and
doors where the reverse il practiced. and
see II the former plan doesn't make the
Rouse worth 500 more. WE CAN DIS
COUNT 500 on 5000 house II you are
Indifferent as 10 the above specifications
being followed. We Will build, al price
named, on any OF our Wcst-End lots
although we are prepared 10 erect II any
where. on a guarantee, In from 60 TO 30
days. at IA slight advance IN price.
Consult q. III. a. BALL dali
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Ibis sps c.ous ely ,.sb-, I'LL oi
Donald x Sons incompatible Dark
Blue James River Granite. $3.50. Se-
lect your lot among the hundreds owned
by the West End Land Company,
located all over the ever-erowing West
End, at prices that defy competition,
and this house is yours on monthly
rental payment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-19

Consult q. ii. A. BALL dali,
formation. pOSt-Ohice address
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AUCTION sALEs-gufur. n...

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ SOLD rtts
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAL
EAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID ppn
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ms
VENDEE. 80"
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CITY And COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE, RENT, AND EXCHANGE.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, and REPAIR
ED on monthly instruments.
MONEY TO LEND on city and su5ur-
ban real estate. No delay.
RENTS collected and liberal advances
made Apply for Land Guide"
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD & co,
fe IF, SUE We IS No. 1915 Bank street
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by Chewing * Rose.
Real-Estate Auctou.rs
No. 6 north Tenth str.
COMMISSIONER AND TRUSTEES
" AUCTION SALE
Id ACREs o. I'D

100 ACRES OF LAND.
CONTAINING \ LARGE DEPOSIT az
FINE FIRE-BRICK CLAY.
TOGETHER WITH fHE PLANT AND
BUILDINGS THEREON.
FOR THE MAN FACTCRE DH Ffnr.
BRICK ~ ALL FORMS
SITUATED AT kOBIOJ STATION
on THE RICHMOND AND IANKIIfg
RAILROAD
TWELVE MILES FROM RICHMOND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. "a.
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j H. WEBD-pFpIE
Special C0mm.ule-
By y. W il0we.
Real Estate Agei.Cnlgr.
SALE

OF
THREE GOOD FRAME DWELLINGS
HOSPITAL STREET NEAR SEVENTH
AND CLOSE no THE LOCOMOTIVES
WORKS
BY AUCTION
Thomas Rutherford o. tho Wrier-Ita.i.
trustees OF the Capitol Building ana lDan
Association. dated May ~. iHf. ans duly
recorded. and being required t0 dO -u D.
the beneficiary therein ~ will SEQ lY
auction. on the premises. ON
MONDAY. APRIL -. 1895.
at O'Clock T.. ~. the PROPERTY
above referred ID. and boz said deed dee
scribed as follows. "All that lOt ~ land.
with the improvements thereon. leo thc cts
Of Richmond. Va. fronting 5O feet on
Hospital street. adjoining the property
OF N. r. Whaleu. described as follow
That LOT beginning az point where tho
southern line OF Hospital street auf
running eastwardly On feet along ths
southern line Of Hospital street and pun.
ming back between parallel lines lJ
feet"
The lot has on IL three new and com.
Portable frame dwellings. which VIII REM
well, or would make desirable homes.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 90 pay ths
costs Of executing the trust and PAST
due debt OF slhiai. "a credit as 90 s ,.s
until October p, 1885, and the residue no
twelve months, all credit payments D
bear interest. ana ID b. secured Iy
deed Of trust, or all cash 40 option 90
the purchaser
\. ". ROsENr.
JOSEPH b. WELSH.
JAMES NETHEKW
az II Trustee.