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COACHMAN. Gentleman wants position
for hts coachman. whom I can highly
recommend a. nrst-rlass man; careful dri-
yer: temperate. oblising; y II. 10 IN. For
particulars call or address Il. W. Pol We,t
6Sth-st.
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CONFERENCE.-THE for hotel. land
lord or factory: city or country. NJ. D..
Eao
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MPANION.-Citured gentleman tEuro-
pean). perfect knowledge OF French. Ger
man. Italian. English and Dutch. as travel
ling companion and secretary or inter,
prefer. with party ID Europe: experienced
traveller; references. f. O.. Box % l.242
RrpalWty
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%s.nIns at home or 20 SSI 2
u re'.sence NJ. 4S7 West JAIN ,v,ash-
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$500 CASH will buy out good paying
manufacturing business. big profits ard
light work: easily learned. % Cllff St.
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toA'HMAN.-f Young man: understands
horses. cows and garden. 3 years refer
ence as coachman. q. y. u. go East
32d-st.. care Martin
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WAITRESS. Just el.,s,s%tworthy. %" =
s9mpe comp, ss- EAST Foss iSd-st. "a hoor, ,,.Ss
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CHEMIST. chemist: years
experience. wishes position in manufact-
uring company or laboratory. CHEMIST.
243 West 125th-st.
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81 .OOD TO 81 .2OO-PARTNER wanted In
staple manufacturing business good
trade: established: profits large Address
-. r.. l.. o. box II. Camden. y. J.
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GARDENER. BY young married man
on gentlemans place as gardener; good
reference: well experienced. Address L. ..
Box 800 Rosellc, y. j.
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WORK WANTED.


ton as companion. reader and CORE
spondent; good needlewoman: experienced
nurse: Or fully competent 10 train young
child. Address BRANDON. Tribune Office.
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$500 MAN with that amount OF cash for
a business that IL sinecure. hours from
o to r. no experience required. UNI
VERSAL EXCHANGE. l0l Market-st..
Nevnrk y L
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CONCRETER wishes work TO cement CO.
lars. AREAS sidewalks. tagging and ce-
ment plastcring: by the day or contract
NJ MATER 3Oi East 95th-st.
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A LADY PARTNER wanted with Soo ior
ladies tailoring. dressmaking ana train
ing-school: old established splendid opel
Ing for some one. NJ DONALD Wlr'l"''
$40 Nassau-st.
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~0.00~1N00ON00N0-- -l00NO0@o.000o0O0.00
\ YOUNG MAN q. wishes employment
~ any kind. JOHN SWEENEY. 357
Madison ~
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DRUG CLERK Gunlor). Six years ex-
pcrience' took Junior course; registered
in Pennsylvania: best reference. II. COL
LINS lOi West 47th-st
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CARPENTER BY American. good work
man on hard or soft wood. would Ike
fob on bench or factory: terms moderate.
W r. $50 2i-aVe
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WANTED.-IAdy or gentleman. who IL
fond OF travelling. to Invest $500 In
pleasau; and profitable business. HEWES.
40 Dth-aye
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MISCELLANEOUS.

->~N~~~'NN<~NN~N'>~NN< (~~<~N>>~~~N-~~.~o.~~
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.-Fine
trunks. travelling bags. dress-suit cases
vallses. pocketbooks: high-class establish
ment. We defy any concern 10 meet our
prices; free delivery 100 miles
SCHWARTZ s, ~ 4th-aye.
LIBEPT'S Veloutine des Sultsnes an Ideal
face powder: invisible and harmless; LII
bert's Violet Exquisla: Liberts Algerian
Violets Most delicious and lasting. For
sale everywhere. JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
SOLICITED. correspondence and quota
lions from those engaged in the i'm
portaton and buying Of live frogs for ed-
bic purposes. Address WM. NJ MILAN.
Borestown. y. e.. Canada.
THE TALK OF the town. our great mid
summer sale OF tewelry. perfumery. cor
sets. shirtwaists. handkerchiefs, at prices
split-in-two. JAMMES. oC0 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. l.242 Broadway. % door north
of 3ist-st., until o O'Clock p. m. adver-
,isements received at the following branch
Offices at regular cfflce rates until : q clock
D. m. VIZ. 254 sth-ave.. =. g. cor. 2id-st.; l35
Gth-aye.; cor. l2th-st.. l42 ColulnDus-av-..
near Vest GGth-st. 100 West i2d-st.. neai
0th-ase., " East l4th-st; 25l West I'd
RI. between 7ih and sth ayes. lJJ East
Attest. 1898 3d-ave.. between 18th and
nth stu .O26 3d-aye.. near Glst-si.. los
is,-ave., near ,0th-st.: $50 2d-ave., near
4ist-st; 55i 2d-aye.. 325 Blcecker-st:
2.gos 3i-ave.: go East 7otAst., 1921 3D.
We. 2.GG2 Sd ave. 81 Amsterdam ave.
4O2 West 42d-st.: I4S East lGih-st: 2OJ
East 4sih-st SO 9,h-ave. s5i Dth-aYs.
il62 80 ave near s7th-st.: 20i East s8th-
n ! $50 Broadway: 1888 3d-ave; i2o
eth-ave 1918 2d-ave., l53 6th-aVe. At
the Harlem Oficss: 2.05l sd-avs.; near
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?2n West i45th-st. At the brooklyn Offices.
a07 Fulton st; 100 Fulton st
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UNFURNIsMED ROOMS WANTED.

TWO LARGE ROOMS. or one parlor and
two bedrooms. with bath unfurnshei,
between 4th and 3th ayes. and 20.h and
31st SITS Address T. 5. H.. Grand Hotel.
New-York City.
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GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

IMPERIAL.
W. II. Bovine. Albany.
K a. Greene. Boston.
y. Saksgudi. Toxic.
II. J. Sklnner. Buffalo.
MARLBOROUGH.
c. A. Hartwell. New-Or-
leans.
J. d. Sprague. Elmira.
+. w. Ayers. Washington.
J. W. Phillips & wife. New
Orleans.
Mrs. A. Brttin e. daughter.
New-Orleans.
METROPOLE.
c. J. Wall. Denver.
X. u. Mullett, Kansas City.
W. J. Coogan. Pttsfield.
A. Marin * wife. Newark.
MURRAY HILL.
F. J. Bartlett. Philadelphia
J. Redings. Boston.
{. j.. Norton. Chicago.
c. NJ. Smith. Providence.
PARK AVENUE.
c. Z. Cummings. Boston.
X. G.. Lunt. Los Ange.es.
A. Brough. Providence.
c. II. Lincoln g. wife. Taun-
ton. Mass.
ST. CLOUD.
J. p. johnson. Troy.
A. Garcia & wife. Newark.
w. ". Barnett & wife,
Philadelphia.
II. Lockwood. New Haven.
ST. JAMES.
". T. Childs. Amsterdam.
T. c. Dempsey. Macon.
d. A. Clark, Baltimore.
/ +. w. Schmidt. Chicago.
6TCRTEVANT.
J. J. Hitschler. Philadelphia
j. X. Newton. Philadelphia.
NJ. F. Connolly. Pittsburg.
+. Smith. Pittsburg.
VENDOME.
J. J. Rosenthal & wife.
Pittsburg.
J. Cunningham b wife.
Montreal.
G. h; Bond & wife. New
York.
b. Franklyn. New-Yorii.
WESTMINSTER. q
W. ". White. Cairo. Ill.
o. J. Loyengreen. Copen-
hagen.
r. l.. Womser. Boston.
@. Mitchell. Boston.
WINDSOR.
G. w. Grandy. Norfolk.
T. !. Galior e. family. Ten
nessee.
II. Sanford. Bridgeport.
w. II. Matthews. Ansonia-
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Proposals.
6orSes auc Carrl1ues.


CARRIAGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE.-A gentle
~ going abroad. whof~ nanc and address will b.
given has carriages and harness nearly for sale at
his private stable West aJih Street.
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GARDENER.--By Scotchman; married;
thoroughly understands his work; COM
petent 10 take charge Of pace In country;
good references. J. A.. 81 Mercer-st.. Jei-
scy City. ". J,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

NURSES AND (AHkIAOES.
AT LOW PRICES
FINE CARRIAGES.
Great assortment 10 choose from.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS in
Surveys. Traps. etc. slightly soiled.
ATTENTION PART1cCLARLY CALLED
20 our fine variety Of
new designs In
TRAPS AND LIGHT BREAKS.
: Phaeions. Surreys and Novelties
ROAD AND BREAKING CARTS.
Rockaways and Wagonettes.
etc. etc. In great variety.
APPROPRIATE HARNESS.
Sheets, Nets Cooling Blankets.
Lap busters and Horse goods.
FINE SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
offered very low.
VIII rent outfits for the season.
JOHN MOORE & co,
~ Il 80 WARRES-ST.
Dash Lamps-candle. Electricity. etc.
AN ELEGANT TEAM black cobs, 1871
hands: thoroughly seasoned safe for a
lady. isl IVES; l2sth-st.
FINE seal-brown team horses 10 hands.
years old. sound. kind and fearless.
lorg mains and tails. best family team In
Brooklyn price $3.50: elegant spider phae-
ton. brough nm and ter cart. all IN superb
order at ha.i value; sold simply Tor want
OF use 237 Schermerhorn-st. near Bond
St. Brooklyn.
FOR sAI.E-aony: with or without cart
and harness: well broken for child. Ad-
dress Or o. c. JACKSON, Jamaica. l.. /.
! MAKE A SPECIALITY or CENTS
road horses and can supply almost
any dcrnard: state wants fully and send
ntan,p FOR reply. W. \. CHOATE Brook
view. Rensselaer, County. n. y.
'SHrTIAND PONIES. Over 100 head to
select from: chiidren's ponies: breeding
stock; send for catalogue W. J. sAMf-
son. Youngstown. Ohio.
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JANITRESS.- respectable lady; uptown
east side tenement-house preferred; lay
no rent. 2.10l 3d-sve., ring Devaney's bell.
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NURsE.-A graduate u Babes ntan,s
England. wants position ,nssn,s from
nurse. understands care o. ~ posials
birth. New York reiereA.s',, brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT and VALET By n young
man 10 an invalid gentleman. thoroughly
EXPERIENCED. educated c1mps enable ana
well recommended. f. g.. Box 81. l242
Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

N~oONNNNNJ~~NNNNN0~o
GENTLEMEN will find neat. newly fur
n-hed rooms. reasonable. 30 East 2sth-
St. near Madison-aye.
5TH-AVE.. 535.-Elegant. large room
smal! rooms connecting, with private
bath; suitable for two or three gentlemen:
elevator.
53D-ST.. 81 WEST.-Hancsomel furnished
large rooms. ono half room: superior
table and attendance; city visitors accom-
modated. references.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
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Of aist--t.. until - o'clock =. m. advsr-
'Isements received at the following branch
Offices nj regular Office rates until O'Clock
o. m. viz. 234 shave. . e. cor ed Ia
Gth-ayc. cor. l2th-st.: ii2 Columbus Fave
near West GGth-si. i0G West 4od-st, near
dth-ave; o2 East I4th-st.. c57 West ied-
e. between Ith and 9Th ayes; 1879 Eas.
ttth-st. 1,3Ss 30 ave. between 18th and
''u. SIS; LOGS 3d-ave.. Near 0lst-st:I
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=, OR RENT. DELIGHTFUL SECOND
apl2-lt
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Auction Satisfactorily.

ny VIRTUE or TIE PROVISIONS OF
Is a certain decd OF trust, dated lie
ren,bcr IL. 1891. and recorded In the
clerks office OF the Chancery Court or the
CIV of Richmond. IN Deadlock ia n,
Das,e 32S. default having been made IN the
payment OF a part OF the note therein
sccui ed. and being required by the beh,,
nciary under said deed 50 80 do, ] sh9ii
sell. at public auction. on the premises oh
MONDAY. APRIL Il, 1896
n, : o'clock T. NJ, the balance OF the
,,roperty described in said deed, as lol-
lows. @KH that LOT or LAND ~ inc
rftv of Richmond Va, with all improve
mrnts thereon. fronting twenty l-Vl leet
ON the south line OF Main street between
Fourth and Iifih streets. ana iunilHs
back between parallel snes one nIiiu l y, ~,
400 feet, together with thc p.lN"eec 70
her and her heirs ana assigns lel'f ~ Va Va
mo use of the alley about I'VE rect Wlde
ia roar Of the LOT az the southeast corner
of Main and Fourth streets ihc u"ehiH5
on lot hereby intended 20 be coiNeyea
bring designated as No i0lia EAST MAIN
c.rPlcf.,r . This sale is made, however
subject TO a prior lien Of S5,Vvj, WAN III
tcrest from January !, 1896.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or eAecut-
ing this trust. any taxes tnat may De
d,ic and so pay the balance due on
note for $1,000. with interest from De
cembcr II. 1Sscs Oh which note dyncnt
has been made Of SI74. - said payment
being entitled 10 a credit for interest from
Julv B. 1S9f. and the residue az WelNe
months. with interest secured by trust
deed. GUY H. Lo 49,,
Denoon, Upper & Co., Auctioneers; p.
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w ANTED. AGENTS TO SELL THE
" COLLEGE on LIFE; or. seit.E
Gator for the C0i0red Race Money
made quick Greatest success ever struck
ir hook business. CHICAGO PUBLISH
ING Co. SO Fifth avenue, Chicago, Ill.,
mh22-su4t
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+ IRON GATE. VA. April n.-Lithia
Lodge No. lA Independent Order or
Odd-Fcllows. was duly Instituted at TINS
place on Thursday night. Aprl sth.
Past Grand Master j. Y. Grimstead, or
Lexington. Va, assisted by several mem
sers 81 the lodge al Clifton Forge. con-
Quoted the work OF initiating candidates
and organizing the new lodge.
! The Following officers were elected and
Installed;
Noble Grand. j. +. Dillon; Vice-Grand.
s. ID. simmons. Secretary w. T. Nelson:
Treasurer c. Y. Mcpherson; Chaplain,
Rev. W. y. Loving.
An elegant supper was served at the
IAthla House 10 members and visiting
brethren.
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CIJNTWOOD, VA. April ll.-There
closed here this week at the Methodlst
church the greatest revival thaI was ever
known in this section OF thT cvun'i e
g,he meeting was conducted by Rev. h. j..
Abingdon. OF Pennington Gap, Va, ana
Yev ". G. Hicks. OF this place. and Mf'
:. Il. Tyler. OF Jonesville, Va lead IN
the singing.
There were eighty-eight persons con-
vcrted among which number were seVe-
raj Of the most prominent citizens Of this
place. such as the leading lawyers NOR
chants. and other business men or the
town. There were forty six that joined
the south Methodist church ana hNe were
baptized by immersion yesterday even
ing.
This meeting has been going on here
since March I'D, 1875.
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w ANTED. COMMON PIGEONS; HIG IL
W EST cash price paid for any nuh'uei
az lO2 south Thirteenth street, kichhoHu'
Va. and lOl6 Hun street. Manchester. Va.
ayJ-suit
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By Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No. II north Tenth street.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
Three Handsome Centrally
Located Residences
NO.1l4 East Franklin,
No. 2OS Basf Main,
No. 2fO Easf Main.
BY request of the Executors OF
the late Samuel p. lathrop,i
will offer tor sale the above
described valuable pro-
perty on the prem
ices on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1896,
Commencing ar
ia East Franklin at q P. NJ.

These dwellings are all modern, and
well adapted Tor priva'e or poafding-
house purposes lying in The heart OF the
city. and such an opportunity being rarely
offered the public.
will offer first the spacious residence
Of the late Mr.. Lathr0p No. ia east
Franklin. consisting of a THREE-STORl
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
containing Ii rooms, with all modern con
veniences. complete and thorough bath
ARRANGEMENTS, with the finest plumbing
and sanitary connection. Also, large
kitchen and laundry, with four servants
rooms over them. brick stable and car
riage-house. The lot fronts - feet on
the northern line Of Franklin street eX-
tending back between parallel lines loS
feet. more or less, to paved alley in
common.
At5P. M will offer at public auc-
ton the large and eplendidiy-b
THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLING, No. POS east Main
street. Here we have basement above
ground. and wen suited in every respect
for a DOCTORS Office zine location). be-
sides s large rooms and detached htch-
en- with four good rooms. which can be
rented separately II desired. thus curtai-
ing expenses. The lot fronts 81 feet
inch on the northern line Of Main street
JOS il feet, more or less to paved wide
alley In the rear.
Last. but by no means least l will
oner The handsome and most substantial
ly-built detached THREE-SrORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 30 east Main street.
This residence ~ thoroughly modern I'm
every way and newly built; it has two
fine latrobes, with complete range. "a
large rooms and dressing closets. with
III "a 1us
well-lighted dining-room. The lot fronts
q feet on tho northern line Of Main
street. and extends back between parallel
lines ll91- feet, opening on the public
alley on the western end Of the lot. and
running through 10 Second street This
Is truly rare opportunity. and all per
sons seeking such should undoubtedly
avail themselves OF II.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
aplo.u. l2,l4&l5-5t Auctoneer.
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nR1cx OR GRANITE HOUSE HOME PLACE NEARtY ~ ~ 40

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The Mozart Musical.

A rare treat IS In store for members OF
the Richmond Mozart Association in the
next musicale. which VIII take place to-
morrow evening. Or. b. Merrill Hop
klnson, Of Baltimore. well-lN1own as a
grand oratorio singer. viii appear with
the charming and attractive soprano sing
or. Mrs. Noyes. OF Washington. ID. c.
The programme will be an unusually at
traetiyc one.
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once OF Collector OF


Delinquent Taxes.
City Hail. Richmond. Va, April /, 1856,
by Al ORDINANCE OF THE CITY,
- il is required that notice shall De
given in all the daily newspapers, under
the direction OF the Committee on Fl-
nance. that the LIST or DELINQUENT
TAXES on REAL ESTATE Tor the pre-
coding year viii be published IN one or
more Of the daily papers, and also the
time and place OF sale OF sald delinquent
real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice IS
hereby given that said list Will be pub
nshed So The State, ou W WEDNESDAY. the
80 day of April, and on SATURDAY, the
81 dav OF May. 1896 The sale Will take
place in front Of the city Hall, on Broad
street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets between the hours OF Il O'Clock
81. and 4 o'clock l.. A., on MONDAY,
tno 4tn day OF May. lsb.
All who do not wish to have their pro-
periy advertised must pay Oh or before
tho 18th instant.
JOHN \. MEANLEY.
Collector of Delinquent Taxes.
ap1tmyi
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Miss Kate Kennon. OF Norwood Pow
hatan county. IVES IN the city yesterday
bn route 10 Washington. -. c.. where
ehe will visit her appt, Mrs. Commodore
1seyefly Kenuon. OF TUDOR Plaza.
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GRAND CONCERT.

THURSDAY. APRIL 10, SIS 2. ".
Mr.. LEO WHEAT, pianist; Mr. SAN.
CROWDER. guitarst; Mr. THURsTON
CARDOZA. sololist; Mr.. HENRY FRAN
CISCO. humorist; 1ir. J. CHRIST BUR
TON. Mr. r. A. WOODBRIDGE, and tho
famous IMPERIAL QUARTETTE ia
southern melodies, under auspices Of the
Young Ladies' Aid Society Of Leigh-street
Baptist church, for the benefit Of the poor
Of the church. Admisslll, &Jc. apl2lt
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By virtue Of n deed Of trust, dated Az
gust 14. 1s9I. from Sidney Noten TO NY
undersigned trustees and duly IecoIGe ~
ian the clerks Office, Chancery Coul cry
OF Richmond. D. Il. ~ =, page 1Ue "a
secure the payment Of certain 800 49,.
therein described and default having oeSn
made. and being required 50 10 90 ~
the beneficiary, we VIII sell, AT pup"0
auction. ON the premises, on o.
TUESDAY. APRIL II, 1o'ni, T.,
at $50 =. NJ. the property desGilg .,, 81 ~
said deed. as follows: "All that LOi "
LAND. with improvements thereon lFils
and being in The city Of Richmond on we
north line OF Chahln street belWc,n
Reservoir and Randolph streets ana 'front.'
ing on Chafin street - feet. and running
back between parallel lines 10 teet 10 an
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense OF SAFE ana
ss21 ~. amount due on SAID bonu' an
balance in twelve months, with interest
secured by trust bond. $50 -. cola
while the above are the terms OF Sale
q, said deed. vet by consent OF all phrues
concerned. other and very liberal terms
may be announced at sale
JULIUS STRAtS,
w j. WESTWOOp,
7. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & Co, Aucuoneers'
ana
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Office of Collector Of City Taxes.
City Hall. Richmond. Va, April 1, 1886.
Z ICENsE TAX NOTICE.
Al parties liable 10 city License Tax FOR
1856 are hereby notified that they are
now due and ina this Office for collection.
AGENTS city ScaN enger.
BAGGAGE d Express, Commission
Fertilizers, Merchants.
Insurance, Dentists.
Labor Detectives.
Land, Electricians
Manufacturing Express Companies.
Articles, Fish ami oysters.
Renting Houses, Fruit Stands. &c.
Railroad Tickets. Hotels.
Steamship Lines, lmp0unding Lot.
TypcWriters, Intelligence Office.
Architects junk Dealers.
Attorneys az Law. LIQUOR DEALERS
AUCTlQNEERS- Wholesale
GauorIl Retail
Real Estate, Wholesale Malt,
TohartD. EOttuug.
Common Crier, Livery stables.
Tar-RoOm Loan Offices.
nsef Dealers. Lumber Measures.
Billiard Tables. Mercantile Agencies.
boarding. Houses. Photos faphers.
BkOk bHS- Ihyslclaha.
cattle. Private Bankers.
Commercial. Private Entertain
Insurance. ment.
Merchandise, Public Rooms,
railroad Ticket, snacks.
shin Storage.
Stock. Telegraph & Teie-
Tobacco. phone Companies.
Chemists. Veterinary Sur
civil & Mechanical Ee0ns.
Engineers. &c, &c.
Parties failing 10 pay this taN on or be-
fore the 3Oth day of APRIL Will Dee sub
icrf 10 the penalty pre- ribbed hy the city
ordinance which provides that amy per-
son VINO Shall prosecute his business after
fr1t da-e wltn0ut having paid such tax
mali be- liable 10 a fne OF not less than one
or more than twenty dollars FOR every
dav Of default.
Omce open from $50 a. ". 10 . =. ".
r.. w CUNNINGHAM.
onr-1rn Collector Of city Taxes.
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f. X. Enls & Co. Aucuoneers.

II. X. Ellis & Co., Auctioneers.
ID AR STOCK AND FIXTCk RES TO .,., 81
ID SOLD, CORNER SEVEN 1 hh-NAh
AND CARY STREETS.
nv request of the owner. we viii sell, on
Tuesday MORNING. APRIL u, lS".
al 1890 A. NJ, corner seventeenth ana
Cary streets:
with two coils: one Large Bar Aiirror' one
Lunch Counter; Decantcrs, LIQUORS
Wines. Cigars, and Tobacco; one OHal-
Front Snow-Caso. Stove flpe, D-asses,
and all Bar Fixtures, together WIN y
very fine assortment Of Fancy Botilea
LIQUORS and Wines. The location - an
right for a good. I've man "a START nusi-
ness. and the stock and fixtures VIZ DC
offered IN a whole and If not sofa lh
whole IL will be sold in retail
h. *. ELLIS & co,
anf2-ft AuctiOneers.
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LOST or FOUND.

\ osr. FRIDAY MORNING, A BLACK
IL GORDON SETTER. A suitable re-
ward II returned To FRED. w. EcOTp
SO Harrison street. Aol22t
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, CADENY or MUSIC.
CHARLEY's AUNT,

by Brandon Thomas; management OF
Charles FrOhman. Phenomenal comedy
record. api2-su,tu
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a0M S2A MalE S iOO n 20 uAYS.


= EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED BY the Board Of super
yisors oc the county Of henfieS az re
10TH DAY OF APRIL. 1896 for tie RI
NOVAL OF NIGHT SOIL within tRat
part OF the county lying within three
fourths OF a mile Of the corporate h'alis
OF the city OF hichm0nd for the term
OF one year. Separate bids are REQUIRED
Tor tie territory living east and west OF
the line Of the Chesapeake and ono raii-
way from the city limits nortn"aflly 70
the ChlclAahoMlny r4yCr The Tlsh1 " r.
ject any or al bids IS reserved
SAMUEL i. %ADDti+L,
an12-2t Clerks
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ArcTIoN sALEs-Future Days.

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Ky !. Thompson Brown q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
lib Main street.
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