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PERSON AIS.
PROF. HALEE,
Clairvoyant.

Tells your name, age, occupation and your
very thoughts, and just what you want to
know, tells about business deals, law
suits, love affairs, courtship, marriage,
lost or stolen property, family troubles,
friends and enemies, rcunites separated hus-
bands and wives, swcetnearts, etc, brings
troubles and quarrels all rlgtlt, causes speedy
marriage with the one you love, removes
spells, causes good luck, cures drunkenness
and other faults Prof. Haiee is acknowl-
edged by press and people as the greatest
in the profession He has hundreds OF let
ters testifying TO his great and marvellous
power. So call at once and be convinced,
and don't waste time and money in visit
Ing 6o-cailed mediums that are in the town
at present. office hours, a:m to 9p. M.
daily. Fees: Card reading, % cents; palm
lstry, 90 cents; clairvoyant, 81. Salts
faction guaranteed. Parlors. 925 Fl st.
NV. de22-1m
NARCIsSUS, Baltimores ravorite med
iuIu, who predicted The lire at me RINK,
ca n be consulted daily at 63s East Capt.
tol ST. 1t
NINE. FRANCIS will not tax you with a
long lingo OF impossibilities that cannot be
done. but all in trouble cali and be helped
at once by one that can guarantee satis
faction, life from cradle To grave; cards, %
cents; trance, 80 cents, hours, 10 TO 3. 302
+. Cap. oe2S-7t
YOU got lett for Christmas; well, that
comes from not reading oUTt'adds'' about
the fine custom made suits and overcoats
very little worn, at the lowest figures;
we have ii few left Tor New Year &, will
pay you 20 investigate. JUsTH's OLD
STAND, 619 ID st. NV. r- de29-Tt
MMr.. InrO, Al ElDIt M.
Scientific palmist and card reader; know
your fate and fortune; open daily. German
spoken. 25c. and 5uc. 92S III st nv.
de2S-7t ,-
DON delay the game: II you wish To
attend TO this matter you had better
come at once for a good suit OF clothes or
overcoat that has been worn some. at the
skinnies6 kind of prices. JUSTHS OLD
STAND, 6l9 ID st. nv. de227t
PROF. CLAY, Medium, tells business,
love affairs, losses, etc, cradle to grave,
for 5Uc.. reunltes separated husbands,
wives, SwecthearIS or friends; causes
speedy marriages. removes spells: bad luck:
all trouble: u to 10 daily. 4s9 IL st. sw.
del = mo
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His x-Ray Machine
Is lhe Largest and Most Perfect blade.

Is the Largest aud Most Perfect Made.
The highest fee charged 10y Or. Walker,
whether you have one or more diseases,
Is s. a month This incl udes all medicines
DAILY OFFICE HOURS-10 TO D, Sun
lays, 10 To II: NJ onday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, g to 3.
rCONSVLTATIONF FREE Na
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wANTED-MISCELLAN EOuS.

w Az i Ed MtStE.i-I-AN EotS.
WANTED-A good, strong one horse
wagon: suitable for wood and coal business;
must be cheap. +. a. BROWN II CO, 519
AZ st. sw de29-3t
WANTED-Party with capital of at
least $500 to take an interest in a first
class spectacular dramatic attraction now
on she road. Address CAPITAL, this Of
flee. de293t
a BICYCLE dealer wishes 10 exchange a
hlgn- grade machine tladles or gentSi TO
a responsible tailor for equivalent in cloth
Ing: will make discount. Address BICYCLE
EXCHANGE, this office. de29-3t
WANTED-A secondhand typewriter of
standard make; In good condition; state
MAKE ana lowest cash price. Box 20, this
office. Item
WANTED--To rent or purchase cheap,
bedroom suits, chairs, ables, and bed cloth
ing Apply at once to STEN EMS & co,
1929 PA. ave, over Acker's drug store.
WANTED-'ro buy . secondhand coffee
urn for cash at once. PROPRIETOR,
1927 ia. ave. NV. de2S- Stem
WANTED-Horse, for hIs Keeping; light
work; responsible party. Address 442
y st. NV. de27-5t
WANTED-Bicycle, in exchange for a
wu-horse Victoria: In first-clasS condi-
tIon. Box 50, this office. de26em,3t
ROOFING. Glttering and spouting. w.
II. Il. SIMMONS, 61S X st. NV. no3-tf
IF YOU want flrst-ciass furnace, latrobe,
stove and range work done go 10 w. H. IL
SIMMONS, els X st. NV. no3-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cheap and per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed in fitting and
prices. At 227 u st. ne. seE3-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS,

WANTED-Lady wants one floor, fur
niShed or unfurDiShed, in house with single
lady where there are no gentlemen room
erS or boarders PRIVATE, this office.
de2S- Stem
LADY wants Iur. or. unTur. flat Of > or
3 rooms, situated NV; rent must be very
reasonable Box 3l6, this office.
de2S -3t-em
WANTED lady wants a furnished
room, with heat nd gas, net ween 9TH and
Address H. W, 1906 St NV TEN
WANTED-By young couple, rooms:
furnished complete Tor light housekeeping:
state price advantages, and location. Adj
dress POLICEMAN, this office. de27-3t
WANTEL communicating fur
nished rooms, with privilege Of light house
Keeping: no children; in vicinity of 9Th
and ii StS. NV. terms must be reasonable:
references exchanged. Address Y. NJ,
this office. dc21-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

$4,000 to loan on real estate at 8
per cent; no commission. Address Lock
Box 333 city. de2i-ttem
$50 ,UOO-At 8 per cent, to lean on inn
proved property; prompt a ttcntion given to
applications TIMES REAL ESTATE BII-
REAU, 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
WE want 900 borrowers who desire
from 500 to $40, 600 each on stocks, bonds,
trusts. loan association certificates ware
house receipts and life or tontine policies
ln old line companies; no delay; no chattel
mortgages taken. YERkES BAKER. 40
TO As MetZerott Bldg, lilo F st. NV.
MONEY TO LO AN-Large sums at 5 and
= per cent on d. Z. real estate: $3.50,
SoUU, $3.50. etc. at per cent; all trans
actions conducted with economical con
Sideration for borrowers. WM. II. SAUN-
DERS Il CO., 1 4O7 + st. NV. mrs
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-401 4th st. NV, with board,
! large corner room on I'd floor, for ,, $50;
for / S35. also, = front rooms ON Sd
floor, for =. $40; for ], S2S; also, good
table board, all rooms facing Judiciary
square. Item
4 CHANCE FOR A GOOD HOME
Apply at 812 Fifteenth ST., Nc
Pnerson square: most desirable part
of the city; second and third floors,
single or en- suite; table and all ap-
pointments first class. no26-tf
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Or. CzARRA'S,

w Il
No. 619 Pa. Ave. y. W.. Washington, d C..
Specialist In chronic and private diseases,
Piles, Structure, Hydroeele, Gout Catarrh,
Dyspepsia, Blood PoiSlOn cured, Vitality re-
stored Consultation free and cOnfidentlalto to
both sexes. Daily, 8 TO IL, 3 To g.
OUR greatest medium and spiritual moth
er, DIR. MARY GORDON, tells you all
things and preScribeS proper remedy for
your troubles, consult this gifted lady be-
nor TT
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FOR HOUSES.

FOR ,SALE-A bargains haveya ten.room,
bay window brick; a. I'M, t.; lot 20x79;
rents for $22; price, So 500. CGH early,
J. D. SULLIVAN, ! 9Th and Gnw. de25 st
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FOR RENr-HousEs.
A. g CAYWOOD. s33 9Th ST. N W.
FOR DENT

2i4l f st NV, mi r9i5 Nd avo sw
6r.............. soo5o mi. sr. -. saico
a5l6 sth St NV. m SEQ Iih st NV. sr. sO5O
!, 6f..-......... 1s.00 4o2 lith Sc, Or. 1880
Gal st me- mi. 6r 1880 4Os Warner st
l5ls Sd NV. 5r... 1850 NV. srs.. 1900
6O3 Lincoln ST 43 It ne, ST.. II 60
NV. 6r 1000. l4c6 Scott ave NV,
Ill Sheridan ST. Or .-... ...... IL50
NV, 6r..... ILco ss3 9th St ne. ir.. II.so
25.0 9th st NV or uGO 635 l. Sc se br 1850
90l Fla. ave, me- 25fi NJ st NV. Or. 10 90
5r............. 1920 2li3 9Th NV. Ar. 100
Hartford St 3 I122 Hayes ct.
Brookiand6r, 1000 NV 5rs 9ef
lai9 Fristoe Co. Cap.st, Ivy City.
NV, 6f.........- sd T..-..-........ 90
2,lS 9Th NV, sr. $50 II o st NV, 5r.. SO
4i3 Bland alley Ito Corcoran st,
NV. rrs. ....... $50 Ivy City. 4rs.. S.C0
III Reeves st N lI.0BIewers' CT
W., w,4rs....... 500 e, 4r......... T.3c
727 Wailach ST, los Rovers alley
NV. 4r.. $50 NV. rs. ....... f.Ni
l2a4 CarIin's Rear 2I4s 9th st
2osa ''s coiumbi. sI 81 $50 Resr eM III = Morri, '
Terrace NV Ar 730 st NV Ar. ..... GEO
s2S0i. rear 1909 2O01 Seat'n stne
ass 81. St sw. s, sr.. . a.eS l2is, bei. II GN.
922 Liberty sc " and ist sw. 400
sw. 3 rs...-.. zoo III + st sw. Dr.. 600
Rear 1873 18th st
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
Cor. Stb & Grant 2I5 ~ stnw, 2r... 5000
av NV, IT,. Slo.03l
i53 sth st NV. III Riley Bulid1ng.
STORES.
3l1-3l3 st NV. store and dwelling, Or. -s2s 20
STABLES.
Rear 3l9 st NV $1,000 Rear 2i5 ~ NV, $500
Large stable. bet. 4th anu 5th. X and L.
SIS NV. ..---............--...-.- .-.--........ sie.Vo
des7-3t
FOR RE ENT-From Jan. /, 43 ID st. se.;
neat 8 room and bath b. W. brick In good
order Apply 416 n. j. ave Sc. ,ie2S-3t
FOR RENT-1711 n. Y ave-, opposite
new Corcuran Art Gallery, all mod. lmps;
go per month III advance Key next door.
FOX KEN N1-Deslrabie room DrIcK
house, opposite Pension Office: 6UI l z 4th
ST.; IN. L., key at bI4 3rd ST. NV dezI st
FOR kENT-by owner s squares NV
of q. + o., house 20 feet wide, rooms,
wide hail, bath and cellar: hot and cold
water, etc. Apply to OWNER, 11l5
st. NV. der st
FOR RENT-191a 9Th ST, LIE DroIt Park.
SIX rooms; attic, cellar, pantry, bath
Cos 7th st. 3ae25-1t
| tage in Brookland: two blocks from
cars, modern improvements; terms low In
quire /. s. HOLLIDGE, care Saks & Co. Il
FOR ENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-TweIve acres; eight rooms;
/ fruit; SO so; near boundary. Can
- - - -
WANIED-HOUS SIS.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-MiSCELLAN EOUS-
FOR SALE-Light delivery wagon and
harness, good as new, also jump-seat sur
rey and phaeton. 1105 11th st. NV.
de23-3t
FOR SALE-Dayton and harness. 1914
10Th ST., Mt. Pleasant de29-3t
FOR SA Lea thoroughbred French tan
terrier; two months old; male. Call or ad-
dress, INEZ De MOYA, -1O2 3rd st. NV.
1t
FOR SALE-A new first-class buggy,
cheap. S15 9th St NV. de2S-6t-cm
FOR SALE-Cheap, horse, wagon and
harness. Apply II l 9th st. ne. Item
FON SALk-Cheap, counters, wall cases,
mirrors, stoves and fixtures at 4aT 11th
St NV de2I -3t
FOR SALE-Bicycle; ''Zinmy' MAKE;
been used three months: $50 cash. Adj
dress J. A. MARCERON, care Metropolitan
Railroad Company. de26-3t,em
FOX SALE. OK HIkE-Horses. wagons.
buggieS, carriages, harness and Sleighs at
panic prices; also 3 coupe rockaways,
coupeS, , broughams, tandem, lot scigns,
belonging to other parties, that we are or
dered to sell at once. no reasonable offer
refused 927 st. NV. Phone 26I.
de22- item
FOR SALE-A lot of fine shotguns, gui-
tars banios. mandonS, violins, aud ac-
cordeons: will be closed out at hair of the
original price: nothing better for holiday
present JULIUS COHEN, 1fo4 1tli st. NV.
de12-tr
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PosTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time
FOrei gn malls for the week ending il nuary
Will close promptly at TINS once as
follows.
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DIR. WALKER

whose Reputation i. Established
by Five Years of Successful Prac-
lice at I4Ii Pennsylvania Ave.
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WANTED BICYCLES.
WANTED-To buy higff-grade bicycle;
'9S; must be cheap W.AC9 this office. 1t
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communicating on second floor, with
heat, for $40. At 1880 14th st. NV.
de27-3t
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FOR sALE-noRsEs.

tsOk LE-Light bay mare good mover;
buggy and harness. 715 10th ne.
de297t
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FOR RENT-4o1 NJ st. NV; one nice
seCond-story room; house heated by fur
mace: So. dc2T-3t
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FOX RENT-Three unfurnished rooms;
entire floor; heat, bath. gas; adults only;
rent reasonable. T12 North Capitol st.
de27-3t
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FOR RENT-In private family, / large
and small furnished room: Southern cX-
posure; all Conveniences; central location;
gentlemen only 724 9Th st. NV. de27 st
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FIKST-CLASS work done at Your resi-
dence n desired in upholSUering, mattress
making: drop postal. Ii. k. REFS EBERG,
llUT 21th ST. de2o-. tenn
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tUK RENT-Nlceiy fur. rt oms, ID and
Sd floors, with board, for one or two
gentlemen or man and wife; reasonable
prices $40 Q st. NV. oe21-3t
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FOR RENT-Large II ON, "a floor, with
firSt-claSS board. suitable Tor two gentle
men: also han room; refined family. 1112
! 9th st. NV, Qe2I -3t
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MISCELLANE EOUS.

" "a iIIE.tl SihIfS Tor doors ana Win
dows drop us postal. DEARDS X CO.,
900 ID st. ne. QeZ I-liC
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FOR RENT-l222 d st. sw., furnished
rooms; SO and SS. deA9-oo
FOR RENT-A pleasant, comfortable
home; with or without board. 1909 io5n III.
T. N ueZJ-0U
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FOR RENT T-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-Twelye acres, eight rooms;
fruit; $1,000; near boundary. Can
20 | st. ne. de27-3t
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FOX hENl-Aewly FURNISHED front room,
3rd floor; open rIre; $40: hali room, "a
floor, so, Dotn sunny; caterer IN house;
meals served out. I23 Ilun st. NV.
CeHI-1r
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FOR RENT-lI02 N. Y. ave. -. Nicelyfur.
rooms; light house Keeping: mourrf,. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
ABSOLUTELY PURE

know not when He Will come. Inc exact
time of His coming Is a secret wnlch Dou
has locked up In the solitude OF HIS own
breast.
1--WE know that ho will come suddenly.
The day OF the Lord so cometh as tnieI
I'm the night When they snaii say
peace and safety, then sudden DESTRUCTION
cometh upon them. Behold. come as
thief; blessed Is he that watcheth. AS
the lightning cometh out OF the east ana
shineth even unto the west, so also Shall
the coming Of the Son Of Man be-
MANY UNPREPARED.
1--WE know that He shall find many un-
prepared for His coming. the same Gay
that Lot went out OF Sodom IL raineu nre
and birthstone from Heaven and de-
stroyed them ALL Even thus shall II be
when the Son OF Man is revealed AS
It was in the day OF Noah. they were eat
ing and drinking and marrying and giving
In marriage unto the very day that Noss
entered the ark and the flood came ana
destroyed them all, so snail the coming
of the Son of Mar be. Watch. therefore,
lest that day overtake you as a thief.
Live to-day as you would live II you
knew that Christ will come tomorrow.
Expect Him every moment. BE ready
so that when you catch the hrst glimpse
OF the 0tdNtiis anu tht tNoe'hN-''o
horsemen and chariots you will shout Tor
10y. and say, Come. Lord Jesus, come
quickly
whether the second personal, visible
advent Of Christ be near or distant, we
know that In death He will soon come
to every one of us. My brother, are you
ready? Could you lie down tonight and
die with a peaceful conscience? Is your
house in order? Do you feel that you
are doing all that you ought TO DO for Him
who gave His life ransom for your soulY
Have you given to His cause all that you
ought to give? Can you lay your hand
upon your breast look God I'm the face,
and calmly say. For me TO live is Christ,
and for me TO die is gain?
go to be ready when death shall come;
o. to be ready to hasten home;
No earthward clinging. no lingering gaze;
No strife at parting, no sore amaze,
But gently and sweetly to pass away
From the worlds dim twilight into day. !"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
TWO FINE SERMONS.
nnv. DIR. HAWTHORNE breaches
TO LARGE CONGREGATIONS.
sOxE LESSONS FOR THE HONE.
Int one Head Intended for n
ramiiy-A strikinsiy-Ffne Dis
course sunday Night on Pro-
phcsytpss.

Rev DR.. J. u. Hawthorne preached
two sermons IN Richmond Sunday. and
both Of them were heard by large and
interested congregations The morning
discourse began his usual August supply
OF the pulpit of the First Baptist church,
OF which he was so long a pastor. while
in the evening, he preached at the Union
service at Calvary.
DR. Hawthorne is one Of the greatest
preachers in the South. and nowhere Is
ne more popular than in Richmond. HIS
annual visits TO this city are looked for
ward to with pleasure by his admirers.
and the hottest weather does not prevent
him from having large audiences TO hear
him. The distinguished divine is looking
a little thin this summer. but he is as
vigorously and bold In his sermons as
ever.
LESSONS FOR THE HOME.
DR.. Hawthorne preached Sunday morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
THE JUSTICE MADE HAPPY.
An Old Acquaintance Gives Him N
Pretty Present.

Monday morning in the Police Court
passed off quietly. The offenders were
not numerous, nor were the offences of
particularly grave nature Justice
Crutchfield made his appearance with his
face full of smiles. he having just been
the recipient of a beautiful piece Of handi-
work carved by Charlie Rosser. a we'll
known offender. who is now In jail,
serving his twenty-seventh term. The
only objection to Charles clever piece
Of workmanship. is that it In many re-
spects resembles a funeral design. The
present Is made OF shavings from
cows horn, tin foil, and ribbon of many
colors. The centrepiece is crown, over
which hangs suspended from four sup
porting rods bell with a tin foil clap
per- All in all The work showed con-
siderable talent, and Justice John smiled
and chuckled way down in his highly
polished boots when he gazed at the
trophy and spied the crown ut is fine"
ventured the Justice, "and don't you
know | have sent that man TO Jail twenty
seven times" The Justice placed his
present from the inmate of the Jail on his
desk, smiled again the smile of the ap-
preciatve and took his seat in the court
room, as happy as a boy with his first
pair of trousers.
Nick Brown, (coloredD was proven
guilty of petit larency and given ninety
days In Jail for stealing six brass boxes.
valued at &c. from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
Henry Fields. (colored was given
thirty days for stealing lot OF sus-
penders from Goldstein.
j. S. Baughan was fined so and required
to give security OF 500 for sixty days on
the charge Of being disorderly and re-
sistng Capitol-Policeman III. p Eustis.
1t seems that on Saturday afternoon
Baughan wandered into the Capitol
Square, carrying with him quite jag. He
was asked to go home by the policeman,
who received only a shower of threats,
and plenty OF resistance when he went to
take the man into custody
Gilmore Coles Gilmore Lee Coles, and
Haley Coles were all charged with
threatening to kill j. II. Wood. The
Justice reconciled Wood by assuring him
that pec-,e with those kind of ideas did
not go about expressing them. The case
was dismissed.
The other cases were unimportant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
Vessels In Port.

The following vessels are now in port:
Schooner George X. Vreeland, loading
iron.
Schooner John r. Holiday loading iron.
Schooner Albert Mason, loading iron.
Schooner Matilda Brooks, loading tbs
Schooner Howard A. Hunt, loading ties
Schooner NJ. A. Achem. discharging ice.
Schooner James A. Dudley, discharging
ice.
Schooner Millville, dscharging ice.
Schooner Francis Shubert, discharging
coal.
Schooner Bessie Brown. discharging
coal.
Schooner L. s. Lenesing, discharglng
coal.
Schooner Mamie Saunders, discharging
general cargo.
Schooner John S. Beacham, discharging
lime.
Schooner Alice /. Venable, discharging
grain.
Schooner Mary A. Martin, discharg ng
guano.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
BY J. Thompson Brown g. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 11i3 east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
i OF
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
No. SIS JESSE STREET.

BY virtue OF deed of trust from Edeth
Gatewood. dated May ~, $780, to the UNI
dersigned trustees, duly recorded In the
Clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court, Deadlock 40 b, page 81, 10 Sc
cure the payment OF a certain bond ana
notes therein described. and default hav-
ing been made, and being required by the
benefcaries so to do, we will proceed 10
sell at public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1896.
at o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed In said deed, as follows:
"All that lot OF land. with improvements
thereon. lying and being In the city OF
Richmond, Va, on the east side OF a GER
tain short street lying between Munford,
Glmour. Leigh. and Williams streets,
said street being Is feet wide, fronting
thereon IA feet, and running back east
wardly between parallel lines about 70 feet
on it's north line and rs feet on its south
ern line, being the same property convey
ed to Edeth Gatewood by +. T. Sutton,
trustee, April 7, 1890"
TERMS: Cash as TO expense of sale and
s545.1s. balance due on said bond and
notes, and all unpaid taxes; and the bal
ance In six months. While the above are
the terms OF sale, vet, by consent of all
parties interested other and very liberal
terms may be announced at the sale.
JULIUS STRAUS.
w. J. WESTWOOD,
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
]. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
fy 20
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RESOLD ON ACCOUNT OF IMAM m
OF THE PURCHASER AT LASH
SALE TO PAY THE PvR-
CHASE MONEY

By virtue OF three deeds OF trus,-s,..
dated 18th day OF November. $50. ~
cond, 2ith day Of July. 1881, and tbi-i
18th day Of July. ls95-aIl executed s5
r. r. Carter and wife 10 the undersgnei
trustees, respectively duly RECORDED In
the Clerks Office OF the Chancery Cosri
of the city OF Richmond, Deed Book i9
{, PAGE f39. Deed-B Book i42 A. page 4.
and Deadlock i55 B. page G.: me two
former TO secure the payment OF certain
bonds and the latter a certain noie
therein described.
And default having been made. an,
being required by the beneficiary 20 IA
do, we will proceed 10 sell al puhts
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 6th. AT 5aoP.M.
the PROPERTY described IN the first two
mentioned deeds, as follows.
All that LOT OF LAND. with IA.
PRoVEMENTS thereon. lying and beinx
In the city OF Richmond Va. on ina
northeast corner Of HOLLY AND
LAUREL STREETS. and fronting on
between parallel lines rs feet. being The
same property conveyed 10 the SAID III
F. Carter by deed from Patrick SYiH.
van and wife. dated May q, 1875.
And In the aforementioned deed. as fol-
lows
All that LOT OF LAND. with IN.
PROVEMENTS thereon. lying and being
I'm the city OF Richmond Va fronfing
on the east line of LAUREL sTRrai'
and beginning PSI l-2 feet south OF China
street, thence southwardly and fronting
on Laurel street IL feet and back
between parallel lines liS feet, 20 10
foot alley.
Also. that LOT OF LAND. with M.
PROYEMENTS thereon. lying and being
I'm the city OF Richmond Va, on tho
northeast corner OF HOLLY AM
LAUREL STREETS. and fronting on
Holly street 81 feet. and back between
parallel lines lis feet. being the same
deed from p. Sullivan and wife dated
May u. 1885. Deadlock 1870 G. page go
TERMS: Cash as TO expense Of sale
and N.254.N. balance due on SAD bonds
described In the first two deeds. and
1925 due on the note described IN the
last mentioned OF said deeds: and an
unpaid taxes on said property. and the
the first two mentioned deeds IN six
months: and the balance as 10 the pro-
perty described I'm the last-mentione1
deed as the grantor In the said deed may
direct at sale. or I'm case OF his -failure
TO give such directions. at such time ana
in such manner as the said trustees in
the said deed may direct.
While the above are the terms OF the
sale described In the 1aid deeds, yet by
consent of ali parties Interested. other
and very liberal terms may be announced
" wv JULIUS sTRAUs.
w. y. WESTWOOD,
]. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees IN the first two deeds.
EDWIN ID. STARKE,
D. MITTELDORFER,
Trustees in the aforementioned deed.
]. Thompson Brown < Co, Auctioneers.
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