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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The annual meet
ting of the California and Texas Railroad
Construction Company was held to-day
After the reception and adoption of reports,
resolutions were adopted providing that the
suggested changes in the character of
the Texas and Pacific Railroad Com.
pany's securities, as set forth in the
resolutions of May 9th, covering the re-
organization Of the affairs of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad Company and of the Con
struction Company, Be referred to the Board
of Directors, with full authority, at their dis
cretion, to carry them, in whole or in part,
into practical effect.
The election for directors resulted as fol
lows: W. L. Walters, Of Baltimore J. H.
Mccullough, of Pittsburg; G. H. Stebbins,
OF New York; j. E. Brown, of Atlanta: H.
H. Houston and Frank s. Bond, of Philadel-
phia John McManus, of Reading; Alfred
Gather, of Cincinnati S. F. Miller and w.
c. Hall, of Louisville; w. T. Andemied of
Philadelphia w. c. Hite, of Louisville; ID.
S. Small, of York, Pa, and Geo. E. Qnintard,
of New York.
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AFTER BERTIN.

The police, under command of Capt. Nc
Cam, are on the trail of Berth. Up to lis
this morning no report had been received
from the squad after him, but from the ac-
tivity of the men, it is hoped that before
daylight he will be captured.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The act OF Jas.
Lick, deciding the Whole of his property to
the public, excites much comment. He do
Mates 100000 to the construction of the
largest and best telescope in tie world, for
the observatory at Lake Tahoe; $42O, 900
for public monuments; $l5O,OOO for
public baths in this city; 100000
for an Old Ladies' Home; $4,000 to
the Society for the Protection of Animals !;
$25, 900 to the Ladies' Protection aud Relief
Society; $4,000 to the Mechanics Library;
5000 to the Protestant Orphan Asylum;
$25, 900 to the city of San Jose for an orphan
asylum; $l5O.OOO for the erection Of a
br me monument to the author of the "Star
Spangled Banner" in Golden Gate Park;
$780, 600 for the endowment of schools of
mechanical arts in California; and the
residue, in excess Of $l,7SO,OOO, to the
Pioneers Society. He makes ample pro-
visions for his relatives, and reserves a
homestead and $25,OOO per annum for him.
self
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-05

A Judge from New Orleans (Theard),
heretofore unknown, made speech in Paris.
yesterday, at a banquet given the American
pilgrims. We are told he ''revived memories
of Rochambeau and Lafayette" That is
always done at American dinners in Paris.
The way to revive the memory of Rocham-
beau most effectnally, however, is to visit
the war gallery at Versailles and study the
imposing picture representing the great
" Rochambeau Directing Operations at York
town." Washington il an inferior person
age in this historic scene, waiting in an at
titude of humility for the directions of the
magnificent Frenchman.
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Raid on the Rio GIande,

GALVESTON, June 4.-The NeWs special
from San Antonio says: 1T is stated on good
authority that an armed band of forty men,
under control of Jesus Garcia, crossed on
the Both ut. about 300 stOlOn cattle, at
Ranches Los Russas.
General Mckenzie returned from his ex-
petition without accomplishing anything
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Opening of a Railroad i.

JACKSON, MISS, June A branch of the
Mississippi Central Railroad, from Durant,
kOscinsko, was opened for traffic yesterday.
The event was celebrated in grand style at
Durant and kOsciusko.
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MARKET REVENUES AT AUCTION To- Nor
ROw.-Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, auction
Saturday, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, the revenues for five years Of the
new Second Street Market. See the adver-
tisement.
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Weston Elected Governor IF New Hamp-
shire.

CONCORD, N. H., May 4.-In the Legsla-
tnre the want Of votes foI Governor was
reported and, there being no choice by the
people, the Legislature elected, by vote of
1872 yeas to l51 nays, Weston. Democrat
over McCutchins, (Republican.)
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The sheridan-Pinehb.ek Contest.

WASHINGTON, June 4-The case Of Pinch
back vs. Sheridan went over by consent I'M
til Monday, the House unanimously fixing
it as the special order for that day.
Lamar ana Sheridan will sustain the
minority report; Smith will sustain the
majority and Pinchbaek win argue against
bo.h reports in favor Of his right to the
nAAf
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Rchard Norris,
proprietor of Norriss locomotive works. is
dead. He was sixty eight years of age.
Asa Whitney, the wel-known car manu-
factnrer. is dead.
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The Brewers, Convention,

New YORK, June Among the Vice
Presidents of the Brewers Convention are
Losis Lange, of Fernandina, Florida, Geo.
Auer and Jacob Sawyer, of Columbia, S. c.,
and David S. Yungelug, of Richmond, Va
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The New Secretary of the Treasury.

The correspondent of the st. Louis Repub-
lcan gives the following brief sketch OF
Benjamin F. Bristow, successor to Mr.. Rich
ardsOn:
B. F. Bristow is the son of F. NJ. Bristow
a prominent lawyer and politician of this
State, who filled many positions of trust
He is forty-One years old, was born in Elk
ton, Todd county, and practiced with much
success at Hopkinsville before the war.
He was a strong Union man; entered the
army i'll 1861 was at Donelson and Shiloh
major of the 25th Kentucky, and was
wounded at Shiloh. Afterwards he was
colonel of the sth Kentucky cavalry He
was appointed United States District At
tOrney about the close of the war, filling
the position with satisfaction, being fire.
Iuently sent by the Treasury Department
to other districts to look after the interests
of the Government. He resigned the Dis
trict Attorneyship and resumed private
practice. When the office of Solicitor
General was created he was appointed
its first Incumbent; he organized the
Office and, during the absence of
the Attorney General, performed his duties
and filed his Lace in Cabinet meetings.
The ability he displayed in this office gave
him high reputation in Washington. After
two years service he resigned to attend to
his private affairs. In October last he was
nominated Attorney General at the same
time Williams was nominated Chief JUS
tice. He is a man of the purest private
character, of strong will and mind great
lawyer conservative in his financial views
thoroughly Western in his feelings and in
terest. His nomination is received here
with great satisfaction, through confidence
that he will fill the Office honorably and ac-
ceptably.
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Western Union TeleSra nh.

New YORK, June AT a meeting of the
Directors of the Western Union Telegraph
Co., President Orton's report and resolu-
tons appended declaring a dividend, were
adOpted
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Ship Ashore.

LONDON, June 1.-The ship Ryerson, from
New Orleans for Liverpool, went ashore at
st. Patrick's Causeway, but was hauled off
and towed to her destination.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-05

NEW YORK, May Am Erie freight train
on the Erie Road collided with Il wagon,
killing four persons.
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BosToN, June 4.-The brewers conven-
ton committee of agitation includes F..
Remest, of Texas, Jacob Zeiger South Caro-
lima, George Aner Louisiana.
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In response to a telegram from the Mayor
Of New Orleans, Mayor Trapbagen. Of jersey
City, has issued an appeal 70 tho people Of
the city for immediate relief for the victims
Of the flood in Louisiana.
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fDy Teleeraph,l

VICKsBURG, june 4.--!To John Janney, III
Common street: Receive freight for Tallu-
lah, Lnms, Barnes, California and Mounds
stations on North Louisiana and Texas Rail-
road. JOS. T. MCGUIRE, Treasurer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-05

REAL EsTATE.-The condition Of depres
sion in all real estate transactions, which
has been so all-pervading for months past.
has been disturbed and materially advanced
by the great sale begun yesterday by Col.
Walton at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, at which sales We're made of
property in the First, Second and Third
Districts of the city, aggregating in amount
over seventy thousand dollars, realizing in
prices for some of the property, amounts
of appraised value.
1t is to be remarked that this sale, only
halt concluded, has been made positively
without limit or reserve, the bidding and
sales exhibiting a confidence among our fell
low citizens who have means, that notwith-
standing bad government and all the other
drawbacks on property they have conf
dence in the future of this great metropolis.
OF this great sale we have to say that it
will be continued and possibly may be fin
ished to-day.
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES AT
STEVENS Il CO.'s.-It will be seen that
Messrs. Stevens Il Co., corner st. Charles
and Common streets, still go Oh reducing
their prices. All who visited their store
during the past week must have been con
WINGED that they were selling cheaper than
slch goods had ever been sold in this city
before but now, when a still further reduc-
ton is announced, it must excite astonish-
ment and produce a rush, or we are mn b
mistaken. for all know that this house new
er condescends to publish clap-trap an
nOuncements.
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J allowed to "slide. "


said he never broke into Rutland's house ;
knew nothing about ieaet being held on
the proceeds of the robbery. Ward never
went aboard the B. L. Hodge in roustabou.
clothes Witness carried Ward on 70 the bo9t,
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Ne" HAMPsHIFts WV UOveFhOf.
CONCORD, n. H., May 4.-Gov. Weston,
in his message, favors license Oiquor) law
of some kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-31
Asy Green a. Wise,
wig 10 cots

Real Estate Agents nnd Auctlonccrs.J
=. 1DI MISSION ERo oALh-By vI!L.c Of q
~ decree OF the Corporation Court Tor the city
oil A,cAanIri;,, Va, rendered ut It's Jun; term,
1874, in the suit of i. q. Thomas ". 4. +.
Ihvma. " Co., the undersigned, Commissioners
:hcr:l' named, will offer for sale, by pubic
au ton, il front of the Mansion House HoGel, in
id city, on SA1U RDAf, tn, i2th day OF Sep
tcmber Io1i, ~ II o'clock m, the following
property, IL vat:
4 LOT or GROUND on The west side of
Payne street, between King and cameron, be-
ginning IL poluL 10 feet south OF the line of the
dwelling n"u,r no" occupied by Mrs. Thomas /;
thence soutn on Payne street - feet; thence
West - fec; thence north - Tee! thencc east 10
the beg innlng
Also :. LII Of THAT HALF SQUARE OF
GROUND bounded by Cumcrol., Vest and
Queer streets. * plat will be exhibited at the
s.c and the property sod in lots.
Terms: Cash enough to pay the costs OF SUIT
anu oXpcn.c> .. sale, and the residue in u, IL
and Is months, with the bond. Of the purchaser,
with good personal security for The deferred
payments, retaining the title till all the purchase
money is pail. Cost of convcyaDclng a. the tx
pe!lsc OF ,nc purchaser.
GEORGE WALKER,
ALBEkr DPU AET,
aug lO-ris Special Commissioners.
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ESv II A II QresV.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
SNRU TEE 5 SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PROPEkTY-Under dsed of trust from
COL b. f. Sceva and wife to the undersigned,
dated 18th oil May 1863, recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the Corporation Court of the city OF
alexandria, and by direction of the beneficiary,
| viii sell ut public auction, on SATU RID ",
the 9th day OF Sept,nber, 1874, at II o clock m,
in front Of the Market House, on Royal street,
III the city of Alexandria, that VALU A Esss
BILE PROPERTY on which said Sceva BEE
now resides, embraced w tuin the following
Boundaries to wit: Beginning ut the intersec
ton OF Wi>hia gt0n and Woile streets, and run
ming thence southwarIy with Washington ST.
and binding thereon to the north line Of the
Ltnc,.<teran school h usci thence eastwardly
and parable! to Wolfe street lightweight (So) IT.
and six ~ inches; thence south ward with the
eastern boundary of said school house and lot
IF ground conveyed by Samuel h. Mars!eler to
the Common Council Of Alexandria; thence
eaStward!y thirty four (34) feet and eleven QD
inches to the linz of the property owned by the
Quaker meeting; thence northwardly. with Il
inc parallel to Washington street to Wolfe ST.;
thence w,;stwardly with Wolfe street, and bind
ing thereon one hundred and twenty. three (l23)
feet and five - inches to the place OF begnnlns.
There Is the premises good III II EE-
STORY BRICK HOUSE, with good summer
and winter kitchen convenient thereto.
Terms Of Sale: One half the purchase money
TO be paid in cash tle residue attweve months,
TO be secured by decd OF trust on tue PREMISES
Selling rs Trustee, shall convey such title rs is
vested lii me by the dee /, whl*h Is believed u
unqle<tonaolc. G.. SUBTLE,
aug 7-eots Trustee.
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GsT Green az Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers.
( MMioSlO SALh-By virtue Of a
~ decree OF the Corporation Court fer the city
of t,lexanGria, Va, rendered ut its Ju y term,
1874, in the suit cf j. T. Beckham end
wife vs.. w. n. McFclgh, the undersi gned,
Commissioners, therein nalno1, will offer for
sale by ,ub c auction, on TURDAY, the
l2,h day Of >eat.noer, 1874, ut II o'clock M, in
iromt ui the Ma sion House Hotel, in the said
city, tn t desirable BUSINESS: STAND itsss
the wc>r sid" O" Royal street, between .aaEA
King aEd Cameron, now occupied by Henry l.
Simpson ~ b 'nL ail shoe sLore-b ing three
story brick Building.
Terms OF sale Ten per cont of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue in II,
Is and a month";, with interest from day OF sale,
10 ne secured by the Dnds or notes of the pur-
chaser, with approved pcrs nal security good
endorsers the title to be retained rs ultimate
security, or nj the option OF the purchaser one
third III cash and p:.sOnat security dispensed
with but snouid TIE purchaser elect to pay one
third cash, h" sh Ill keep the property Insured,
and in case OF his deiamlt to do so Tor more than
twenty Il .yS after the date oi the purchase, the
commissioners -hall Insure the ut the pur-
c!as"rs' expense. Convcyunclrg ut expense OF
purcha cr. GEO WALKER,
Z. w. WATTLE6,
nrg l0-a0ts Comtn'rs o. u'o
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Tsy Green d. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
NOMMIooIOAERo oALh-Dy virtue Of
" decree OF the Circuit Court for the county
OF Alrxuudri:,, Virginia, rendered at It's hhy
term 1873 IN the suit Of James 1. Mon:oe
agains; William }. Minor ct ais, the unfcrs!gn-
ed commissioners therein nained VII! olcr sale,
W public auctiun, on SATU kDAI, the l2th
t.y of September 1874, in front OF tue Mansion
House lio..l, IN the ely of Aiexandria, at II
o'clock IL, ESTATE and INTEREST of Will
liam J. Minor and John W. Miner in and 10
certain TRACT OF LAND, in the said county
of Alexandria containing 1881 acres-tnat is to
saw. two undivided thirus of said land, in fee
simple. an4 til. estate Tor Ike OF the said VIM. }.
Minor IN the other third OF said and. The land
will be divided into three tracts II desired.
Terms Of Sale: Une-icnth OF the purcnase mon
.y 10 be paid IN cash. and the residue In thrcs
.quit iEsta ments Il: SIX, twelve and eighteen
months, respectively from The day OF sale; the
deferred payments to be secured by the notes OF
the pu chaser, satisfactorily endorsed, and pay-
able az aforesaid, with interest from the day OF
sale, ard the title to DE retained unlll the whole
OF the purchase money is paid
G. w. WATTLES,
GEORGE WALKER,
aug lO-cots comm rs. oi oals'
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YEcTTE.t *5LES.
Nv Green a. Wise

IReal Estate Agents and Auctloneers; rs IRON
DI VIRTUE UF A DEED or lkUol
ID from Richard Eiggles and wife, ds sded 'i ie
the land records of Fairfax county, ana by az al-
recton Of the party secured tGereoy t T.' I,n
SION House, in The city of Alexandria, on SAT +
ITKDAY thn 18th day of September, 1874, at II
q, cIw.k m, the TRACT OF Lts ND on which
said Riggies resides, containing about / acte IS
with al; the improvements 'hereoii' anu 'orsIeo
Two miles south OF Fairfax station =,
FERNS: One.:hird cash, and the residue IN SIX
ard twelve months, with six per cent In'cr' ST.
C',uyeynnci. q u. the expense Of purchsser
CORNELIUS JACOBS,
~ :, ,,,,. Trustee.
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9 Dy [lW PaIUIIacCI.
E E: Y Y. s WATELES' cymmrs.
H.O. CLAUGHTON,
aug ats
pUBL1C SALE OF LoUAoUN. LAND.

l will sell to tho highest bidder, on WE'D,
NE>DAY, September 10Th, 1874, Nf not s"id
privately my f ,RM on which now reside
s,u.tcd about half n mile north of Bloomfield,
and three miles south of Snickersvilin, adjoining
Inc lands of r. G. Lttleton. VIM. u. Furr u, q
others, continuing 2s4 ores, in q good state OF
cultivation and about 80 acres in lumber Inc
farm is divided into ten fields and meadow
adapted to the use of guano, which acts nncly'
Inc farm is well watered and the fencing Is
nj 'ncipaIly Of stone. a comfortable HOUSE,
wiib on. buildings, bump near barn yard, Es s31As
water cry ti;e, good spring convenient. RssssAl
To tAs house, orchard OF apples and peaches;
This farm is situated in a good nelghborhood
wa three churches COW :nicnl also convenient
% me railroad only three mil from Smokers
willie ard seven from Round Hill depot, on the
W. & q. Il. r.
!erlu. / wo tn u,and five hundred dollars
down; the tcmaindcr to DO Nided into three
p.v.ncnls ut one, Two and three y"urs WIN In,
tc!cs from date, to be paid annually. A deed
OF trust will b. required To secure the deferred
Payments
Sale on the premises about = oclnck J.. m.
JOSEPH y. HUTCHloON.
LouGuun CO., aug 2O-Wts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW >.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To TILE GAZETTE
The New Jersey Scandal.

New YORK, Aug 3l.-In Jersey City, TO-
day, Rev. John S. Glendenniug appeared bc-
fore Judge Adridee for examination on Il
charge of basardy, preferred 10y the poor mas,
ter The court room was crowded. y Suntd
oil policemen were present TO prevent viciei'cc
to Gcndennug. Tx Mayor Sawyer, c'u:.,ei
for the oplc, asked TO have the ,;yiug state
meut of Mary +. Pomeroy admitted as cvl,
deuce ami offered to produce other evidence.
Counsel for defendant would adult nothing,
aud the case was then Withdrawn to lie brought
before higher courts 90 charges Of seduction
and breach OF promise.
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TIIp Markets.

New York, Aug 3l.--Sto:k< dull. Money ,.
Gold 81 Fluur steady. Whca, finn. Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3l.-Va G's, peelrrs, 81;
do. consolidated 81 W. Va. S. 9. Cotton quiet
aud easier; low mid1lings Isl. Four qujet aud
steady; Howard Street aud Western >upcrfiDc
,$43; do extra 5 s54; do family 81 $7i; City
Mills surer6ne 4a$444; d.. extra 5a$5!!: do. Rio
brands 6Sa$7; do. family 7aSSI. " heal active;
advanced 2.3 cents; NJ. red Westcrn l2Ol
1913; No. 2 do. ll94l20; rejected do. lO5llO;
amber Western l224l24; white western l23a
l25; red Maryland l2Oal30: do. amber 33a IS:
do. white l20aI3O. Corn Grm; white Sonthern
94a97; yellow do. S3aS4; mixed Western 79oS0.
Oats firm; Southern SLABS; Western mixed
5oa53; do white 54a55 Rye dull at $500.
Hay unchanged Provisions quiet but firm;
prices unchanged. Coffee nOmluaIly unchang-
ed. Sugar firm at l0s llU4.
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Hsy T.. A. Kcrby.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.]
gale OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
y IN ALEXANDRIA, VlRGlNIA.-Wlll
be sold, at pubic auction, on SATU RDA4, the
9Th day of September 1874, Gf not sold private
~ IT l. o'clock NJ, in front of the Market
House, on Royal street, FOUR BUILDING
LOTS, fronting each Is feet II inches on the
west side OF Payne street, between Prince and
Duke and extending back lOJ feet to 10 feet
alley.
Also FIVE LOTS on Duke street. fronting
each il! Feet, and extending back 100 feet to 3 IT.
feet alley.
Also FOUR LOTS on West street. between
Prince and Duke, fronting 10 feet II inches, and
extcniing tack 100 feet to y 10 fest alley.
Terms of Sale: the third cash; the residue in
|, = and years, with interest. A plat of the
above property will be exhibited on the day OF
sale For further particulars apply to FRAN
dria, Virgins.
aug - cots THOMAS w. SWAMI.
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rOM NJ lssIONERS SALE-pursusntt to the

COMMISSIONERS SALE-Pursusntt to the
" decree of the Circuit Court OF Fairfax CO.,
entered at June term, 1874 in the suit OF Css:ius
Carter adm r. vs.. James Il. Birch and others
the undersigned, Commissioners named in said
decree, will on MON DAY, the 2lst dsy of Sep
lember 1874 that being Court day, at II o'clock
H., in front OF the door of the Court House OF
said county, sell to the highest bidder, at public
auction, the following tracts of land
One tract containing l22 acres. lying on Bull!
Run, in the county of Prince William, adjoining
he lands of Lewis and others.
Another .racr, lying on Bull Rum in the coun-
ty of Fairfax. containing rs acres adjoining the
lands of Harris ard others.
Another tract lying on the waters of Sandy
Run, in the county of Fairfax, adjoins the lands
Of Davis and others, and contains 200 acres.
These lands are without Improvement, but are
we'll wooded and afford II fine opportunity for
profitable investment for tn 1se engaged in the
wood hu mess
Terms of Sale: SO much cash in hand as will
Gay costs and expenses OF sale, and the residue
in three equal annual payments: with interest
from the dsy of sale, to be secured by the bonds
ot the purchaser, with approved security, and
retention of title till last payment is made.
EPPA HUNTON,
THOS. MOORE,
Fairfax CO., %ug i3-w4w CONS. OF sale
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Real Estate Agents and Anctl@neers.
10y VIRTUE Of decree OF tue Corporation
- Court for the city OF AIexanIris, Va, rem
d rcd at its A.gu.t Term, 1874, in the SUIT OF
Cazenove s CO. vs. Johnson's administrator q q
ri. the undersigned, commissioners appointed
by SAID decree, will offer ior safe, by pubnc auc'
ton in Of the MsS S d hSus$ Sc g 1sa i
1874 Vt y O'clock m, the LOT OF GkOUND
the ouswss 's5sf lion IN Of W Wkel bS v'd n fo
on Hrnrv with ONE TWO STORY ffizTi
BRICK ard FOUR THREE-STORl BILL.
FRAME DWELLINGS thereon.
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money TO- be
paid in sh on the day of Sale and the residue
threc rqu. instruments at SIX t ,ha duS Sn 90
snl", with interest; the deferred payments to De
Secured e by the notes OF the purchaser or pur-
chu.ers, satisfactorily endorsed and the title TO
be retained until the whole of he purchase mon
,y is fully paid. All costs Tor convcyancng TO
be borne by the purchaser:
e E ". W WA FIT cvmmrs.
H.O. CLAUGHTON,