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POLITICAL MEETINGS.
THE DEMOCRACY.


There was quite a large meeting Of
Democrats last night in the Pearl-street
Space, where handsomely illuminated
stand was surrounded for several hours
by Il crowd OF listeners.
At the Democratic meeting which was
held last night ut the Findlay Market
Space, Mr. Emil Ro he was the orator.
The Democrats had a grand rally in
the Eighth Ward last night.
THE woRKINGMEN.
Tne Twentieth and Twenty first
Wards, WOrkingmen's party, will hold
a meeting at the corner Of Sixth and
Carr streets, this Saturday evening,
and the Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wards, at the corner of Gutter and
Court,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER6.
Delhi-Speakers. r. II. Clare, Al. Spohn.
Tweuty-lirst Ward, Storrs Township, Zeisen
Garuen-ACGulre and GoounOugh,
Newtown-SaWyer.
acknowledgements, LII Bond, Harms
pcrger.
MONDAY, OCTOBER s.
neutrality-suspicious., W. Y. haynes, +. Hruza.
THE REPUBLICANS.
A large Republican meeting collected
at an early hour last night, at the cor
ner OF Walnut and Liberty streets, but
was afterwards disturbed by the fire
that broke out IN that netghborhood.
| A. fine meeting of Republicans was
lheld ON the w 1de street Market space
last evening. band of music and bon
| fires contributed to the enthusiasm.
| There will be Republican barbecue
and mass meeting at East End GardeI
to-day from to 10 p. M. A grand feast
| will be SET for yeryOody-Republica
| Workipgmen and Democrats. There
| will be sack aud wheelUatrow racing
dancing aud fireworks, and other amuse
ments. Tne speakers viii be Hon. 5 all
ley Mat, hews, Judge Alphonso TaT
General q. A. Sheridan, Ferdinand
Vogeler, Oliver w. Root, Benz. Butter
worth, anu Others.
Republican meetings. will be held to
nIght as follows: A mass meeting Il
Courts Market-space. addressed
by Hon. Allen Miller, Hon. BENZ, Butter
worth and others; i'll the IweuCy-thlrt
Ward, corner of Liberty and Western
avenue.
Tne Republicans throughout the city
| will meet this evening at 1880 UclocI
at their respective headqulr. .efs, for tht
purpose OF selecting Challenging ant
kallying Committees tor election DAY.
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LoDER is a member of the Council
Committee on Street Railroads, and his
course there has not been such as to
justify his elevation to the Legislative
body that regulates the charters OF these
corporations. the street railroad man
ayers want Loder sent to Columbus, but
people in the East End who are paying
two fares to ride to and from their bust-
ness will see that be is kept home.
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ritory and its numerous salaried serv-
ants rendered almost useless by the
commercial stagnation of the world.
Furs are articles OF luxury, and as such
tney are largely dispensed with in these
hard times. The shareholders get moth.
ing on their capital, and as the regular
servants employed in overseeing the
company's territory receive share OF
the profits as part of their payment,
they are being severely cramped by the
ahsennp of all diVid lnds
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A HARMLESS Medicine

Yet one Of the most potent curative agents
ever known. Allopathic. Homeopathic, Botanic
and E ectric physicians alike recommend 1t
for weak lungs, exhibited by short breath, pale
lips, hacking cough, pain in the side. STOPPING
gait, and general want OF vigor, forming the
we'll known stages Of consumption.
BY inhaling the Extract the Lungs will be
invIgorated and the capacity OF the chest will
he much enlarged, the air cells developed, and
the entire syst IN will be invigorated.
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on a summer night, and its everlasting
Jingle over the Rhine would be cheer
full accompaniment to the music OF
bands.
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HAPPY tldlngs for nervous sufferers, {

HAPPY tldIngs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed. drugged, and
yuacked Pulvermacher's Electric Belts ef-
fecLually cure premature debility, weakness
and decay, Book and Journal, with informa-
ton worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULVERM GALVANIC co., Gin
cinnatl, ONO.
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EX-SENATOR, SAWYER, recently con-
victed at W shington for defrauding the
Government, was school teacher in
his younger days, and there are many
men scattered through the country who
might have been his scholars.
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THE Russian Government has con-
tracted to pay nearly two million rubles
for the construction of pontoons across
the Danube. The Turks should stand
half the expense, as they are just as
likely to use them.
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THE appointment OF Mr.. Hayt as In
dian Commissioner is in direct opposi-
tion to that maxim which says, at is
better to rule by love than hayt." But
the case is different when it comes to
Indians,
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-FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY recruits
for the ranks Of Mormonism we're quar-
tered at Castle Garden, New York, last
week. This augurs not we'll for the ut
ter destruction of the tribe of Brigham.
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Babies ought to be well taken care OF,
their system does not allow the slightest
neglect. Ii your baby suffers from collie
or bowel disorders, procure a bottle oil
DR.. BulPs Baby Syrup, simple but al
WAYS reliah @ remehY. Only 26c.
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AMUSE vi ENES.
WOODS THEATER.

There are but TWO chances left to see
the young and charming comedienne,
Miss Hughes, as the Flower-girl from
New Orleans, in ''Love Among the
Roses" Matinee this afternoon, and
last performance tonight. Next week,
Mr.. Den. Thompson as "Joshua WHIT
cumb.N
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A MAN near Worcester. Mass, while
hunting ducks last week shot himself in
the stomach. He had no doubt been
eating ducks, and wanted to make one
sure shot.
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SPOTTED TAIL and his comrades at
tended church in Washington, and
slept sweetly during the entire service.
First lesson in civilization.
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No dividend has been paid for TWO
years by the Hudson's Bay Company In
consequence Of depression In tne mar
ket Ior flrs and sealskins. This great
commercial company finds Its vast ter'
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The Wisconsin Republican Associa.
tion has ceased to exisI under the Pfes-
idenvs Civil Service rules.
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Do not buy one article of clothing until
you have seen the elegant stock at MaDley's
Mammoth Clothing House, 66 and 6s West
Filth street.
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Everlasting Perfume.

Murray Il Lanman's Florida Water has Oft
en- been styled the Everlasting Perfume
1t is nieed true that its delightful and re-
freshlng fragrance fingers for many days
around whatever it touches-unllke the orul-
nary perfume, that leave no trace Of their mo-
mentary existence save the sckly, heavy odor
of rancid oils. Buyers should always ask for
the Florida Water prepared by Lanman u
Kemp, New York.
ss-ls4zE@@u-aEs.zasznz@s-.uzs4
New styles i'm NecKwear at Mabley's.
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CROW on the half-muscle shell don't
seem to agree with the Nez Perces.
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Go to vi Mabicy's. opposite Fountain, for
nobby Overcoat. Prices lowest, styles the
hest.
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New styles in Neckwear at Ma
VEGETINE.
Y { G { T | N {
WILL CURE
s G e O z II Z A ,
ScrOfulOus HumOr.

ScrOfulous HumOr.
Vegetne will eradicate from the system |
every talnt Of scrofula and sGrOfuous humor. |
II has permanently cured Thousands In Bos- |
ton and vicinity who had been long anu paiu- |
ful sufferers.
Cancer, Cancerous HumOr.
The marvelo us effect OF Vegsune In case of
cancer and cancerous humor challenges the |
most profound attention OF the medical facul- |
ty, many Of whom ure prescribing Vegetlne to
their patients. |
Canker, |
Vegetine has never failed to cure the most
infleXible case of canker:
Mercurial Diseases.
The Vegetinc meets with wonderful success
in the cure Of this class Of diseases.
Salt Rheum.
letter, salt rheum, scald head. &c, will cer-
tainly yield tJ the great Alternative effects Of
Negetine
Erysipelas.
vegetine has never failed to cure the most
inveterate case OF eryslpelas
Pimples and Humors on the
Face.
Reason should teach us that blotchy rough
or pimped skin depends entirely upon an in
ternal cause, and no outward application can
ever cure the defect. Vegetine is the great
blood purifier.
Tumors, Ulcers Or Old Sores
Are caused by an impure state of the blood.
Cleanse The blood thoroughly with VegetIne,
and these complaints will disappear.
Catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial ben
eft can be OBJ aimed through the blood. Vege-
tine is the great bood purifier
Constipation.
Vegetine does not act rs cathartc to de-
bllitate he bowels but cleanses all the organs,
nabling each to perform the functions deyOlv-
ing upon them.
Piles.
uegetine has restored thousands to health
who have been long and painful sufferers
Dyspepsia.
II Vegetine is taken regularly, according to
directions, certain and speedy cure Will tol-
| low its use.
FaintneSS at the Stomach.
| Yegetine is not a stimulating bitters which
Great u fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic,
which assists nature to restore the stomach to
| a healthy action.
| Female Weakness.
| Vegetine acts directly upon the causes OF
| these complaints 1t inyigorates and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon lle secretlve
organs and allays inflammation.
| General Debility.
In this complaint the go0u effects Of Vege-
| tine are realized Immediately arter commence
ing to take it; as debility denotes deficiency OF
the blood, and Yegetine acts directly upon The
blood.
" E G { I | N {
| PREPARED BY
lH. II. STEVENS = ;
| Nm
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Stylish Fall OvercOats for 81, $S, and
$40, at Mable, IS Mammoth Clothing House,
nnDOsite EounC ain.
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RoBINsoN's OPERA-HoUSE.

Mr.. Raymond appeared last night as
Jim Fenton," in DR.. Hollands story
of "Seyen Oaks" "Jim" is trapper
and a Yankee, and uses con-
siderable numuer of slang phrases.
MIR. Raymond shows himself an
artist in his many characters, es-
Uecially 80 in that of "Jlm." Mr..
Macauiey appeared for the first time
this season as Robert Belcher," the
villain IN the play. The characters by
the rest of the company were we'll sup
ported, especially by Miss Stockton,
Miss Emma Pierce and little Minnie
Maddern, who performed as"Harry Ben
edict." Mr.. Raymond appears at the
matinee as "Col. Sellers" this afternoon
and Jim Feuton" tU-night.
Next week 81 Slocum' by the Frank
Frayne Combination.
GRAND oPERA'HoUsE'
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett play ed before a
fine audience last night. His ''Rjche
lieu" was very powerful and was fully
appreciated. The cast also was strong
one. Mr. Barrett will appear as Young
| Mirabel," at the matinee today, in 1.-The
Inconstant; Or, Wine Works WondeIs,'
made famous here by James Il. Muir
dOch. Tonight, "Richard HIP
NexJw week, BulWer's beautiful comedy
of Money"
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ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN.

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARkERsBURd.
Depot Pearl and Plum Time. min. last.
Washington Tx. daiiy..... 9:l5 AM 7:00PM
baltimore Ex uaiiy....,. 9:l5PM $50 u
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Pixies OPERA-HoUSE.

A new programme was offered by Bar
low & Wilson's Mlnstrels last night to
a fair audience. The singing was ex-
celent, surprising that of the earlier
part of the week. Primrose and West,
IN their clog dance, were superb. The
company is deserving OF the best patron-
age that can be gwen them. Two per-
f0rmances to-day.
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THE STAR,

23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
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Vegetine will eradlCALe from the system
every talnt OF scrofula and scrofulous humor.
II has permanently cured thousands in Bos-
ton and vicinity who had been long anu paia-
fuI sufferers.
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Canital y33U,UUU UU
assets January l. 1S77.............. 560,194 OF
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The opponents Of capital punishment can
certainly make strong argument out OF the
reprieve in the Phair case. The condemned
criminals life not only depended upon the
telegraph-wires being in working order;
a more important condition was newspaper
enterprise. On the morning appointed for
the execution Phair's statement appeared
in the Boston Globe, and among those who
read it was Marshall D. Downing, who was
startled by single sentence. Phair said
that he visited Providence on June $, 1874,
the day the murder was committed. to OBJ
tain work OF the American Screw Compa-
ny, but failing, returned to Boston the next
day. Mr.. Downing recalled q visit to Provi-
dence on June 10th, which was confirmed by
reference to bis Observation-Disclosures. He
left Boston by the early train, and returned
in the forenoon. The man whom he now
supposes to be Phair sat in a seat alone. 81
am from Rutland" said the man. ~ came
down yesterday, and tried to get work OF
the screw company in Providence, but it Is
so dull could not, and am going back to
Rutland" They talked on general topics
and separated. The condemned mans state
ment brought back the conversation to Mr.
Downing's mind, and he Immediately took
steps to communicate with the Governor OF
Vermont, and to secure reprieve. Phair's
photograph he recognizes as wonderfully
like the face of his fellow-traveler. The
alibi may be rope Of sand, but the logic OF
this reprieye has an iron grip. Human life
depending upon mans buying certain
paper, reading three lines, and remember
ing chance acquaintance on the cars-lt is
terrible thought 49, a,
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!" n thou ART a!lTthlllg. Keep SUIT,
In patience all will work out well. -,
For you may place him where you VIII
The real man will always tell

4 droll but true anccdote is told OF the
late Rev. John Todd. which we do not re-
member to have seen in print. In the
stormy times before the war pastor was to
be settled over the South church at Pitts
field, which was very anti-Slavery. On the
evening OF the services some Of the council
were at the doctors tea-table, who had been
invited TO give the charge to the new min
lister. Mentioning this fact to his guests he
offered to put into his charge any two words
which any person present might name.
One of the visitors, who was about
as eccentric as the Doctor, instantly called
out: "White Bears This was received
with q laugh, and the thing passed of with
ont more comment. The installation came
and moved on according to the different as
signments, when DR.. Todd took the stand
to charge the candidate. Getting through
with the usual topics OF ministerial duty, all
at once the speaker stretched up his gaunt
frame to its full height, and, with grim
twist OF his face, let Off this most uneNpect-
ed sentence: my brother, when you
want to shoot white bears YOU go where
they are to shoot them. You don't
waste your powder and ball to shoot
white bears where there are no white bears
anywhere about. So, il you want to preach
against slavery, you had better 60 where
slavery is to preach against than up here
where there is no slavery" The conSreSa-
ton generally took this sally as only the un-
corking OF a small bottle OF the Doctors
peculiar "todGy'; but the few who were
in the secret came home chuckling over
what, in the circumstances. might have
looked like rather a serious !oke.-SPrm3-
field Union.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1888 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting ut
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. W. n. G. II. r. al
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta, Macon. jacksonville, Montgome-
Southwestern si MP points hts With G. 't &. and
A. II. X. for Colombia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNClIDURtf ACCOMMODATION.
$40 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for BurkevlIle,
Far1nTillc, Lynchburg, mud 1nterme-
date points. making close connection
at, Lynchburg for al southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL,
1923 2. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division n. W. n.
c.. X. r., G.. C.. and A.. Il. r., and
Atlanta aud Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from NIL southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, Frede
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 T.. A.. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg, Farmvie, Burkeyllle. and all In
termediate points, and from all south
western points,
Tickets sold to all southern and south western
points, and baggage checked through
Palace secpng-cars through bet heen Rich
mond and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named ricketts, No lay-Over
checks will be given. r. N. r. TALCOTT.
General Superintendent.
JOHN n. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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ByLancastcr & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate brokers.
State Bank building, Richmond, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHEST EREIELD COuN-
TY.-In pursuance of q decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond rendered on the
nth day OF June, 1875, in the suit OF Lancaster Ian
and others trustees, against the Clover Hin Rail
shall as spegfa CO. ba n6e
ton, ut the office of Lancaster & Lucke, 20; ILL
lf sly s 1Re 1e %pr
~? IL fsGT,?f
S ssd ed mkh M n Ss II III U fsTS
T TfNI S1? SIX HiGNDkEP AMI sIxTY-FlXE
undivided interests and leaseholds, and all the MA.
CHINERX and lMPIEMENTs nsed .here wh'ei
is twenty-one miles In length, running from Clover
Hill Mines 10 Osnorne's, on James river, Win al
Its ROAD-BED, SIDINGS, BALLS, SIhL SUI STA "a
and COAL RESERVOIR. An the above property
viii be sold as a whole and lists OF the same in de,
tail have been printed. and Will be furnished 10 all
TnE TERMS OF SALE will he Sl,640 payable
on the 1st dry Of july 1877; sl;640 ON on the the
eay e 5'sE Ss 9 h. On l;s ~ y
such ' parchase-monsy, one third thereof email Dc
paid in cash. one third thereof in six months, and
one third thereof in twelve nonthsIsuch delerfEo
payments to be secured by negotiable notes Oh INC
purchasers, with approved end0rsers to be secured
| by deed OF trust on the property. ,
2. And at the time and place shal also sen
by public auction, and under the authority OF the
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE. THIRTY IRON
| COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS. TWO Bon
| CARS, ONE SECOND-CLASS PASSESG ER-CAR:
This roIling-stock is now in the Glover Hill
railroad, aud may be examined at any time by those
desiring to purchase.
| THE TERMS OF SALE will be one third cash. ono
third credit of six months, and one third on Il
credit of twelve months, said deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable noes OF the purchasers.
with approved cndorsers, and secured by deed of
8. A TRICf OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| LAND, known as 'Tizzard's,r and lying near the
| mines containing FIVE HUNDRED AND rHlR-
TY-TIYREE AND A HALF ACRES, the mineral
| rights being reserved, They not belonging TO the
| Clover Hill Company.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufficient 10
pay debt OF about 1900; and to the balance,
| In two equal paymentS-one at SIX months ana Que
at twelve months-evidenced by the note or bond OF
the purchased and secured by deed of trust Oh the
property.
Will be cried out to the highest bidder, and the bid
reported 10 the court.
Persons desiring 10 inspect the property WIN be
shown through the works by the managers at Glover
Hill. 80 >, =,
Trains leave Dyrd-Strect depot at LEO 1. N.
daily Train leaves Glover Hin Mt GIL A. Ill. daily
JAMES X. WERTH,
Special Commissioner.
9Th and Byrd Streets, Richmond, va.
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.r. - cave vobaceo plant-Beds.

rE,,on, the CIarksvile (Tcnn.l Tosacco-LcaI.1
Tho receipe for destroying the little bugs
which played havoc with tobacco plants last
spring is simply one-saNtcenth OF an ounce
~ strychnine dissolved in two buckets or
water and sprinkled over the young plants
Mr.. Wilford. in relating his experiment,
said the bug had totally destroyed all OF MS
beds but one, late bed Of thirty square
Yards, and discovering that they were
attacking this one III very Strohs
force. he determined on trying this cN.
nerimept, as lie had no other nope OF
saving nlant, and consequently Went 10
CadiZ and bought half-do'!ar oottie "a
strychnine tonc-eighth OF an ounce). YIN
retI,rninr he found the bed literally COW
cred with the fly, aud proceeded 10 use
the remedy as above described; using onE
half the vial, saving the other hait loI
second arplica.iou, which he never maze,
for the one destroying the last lily. th's
he'd was troubled no more, and from l. nc
p,anted seventeen and hall acres ol 10
bscco, making good CROP.
Mr.. MILFORD further stated that the appn-
cation did not in the least iniure the young
ulants. but rather seemed to advance Tue
growth: also that he marked spot IN the
he'd and thoroughly drenched it to ascertain
il a larger quantity OF the solution was more
l;keIy TO Kill the plants. and it made no dif-
terence. Mr.. Milford certainly deserves
the thanks Of every planter for this Valuaoic
discovery. ,,
we think the experiment worth trial by
every planter should the bug appear again;
PERHAPS the same remedy would be Sood
for potato-bugs and other insects that prey
upon garden vegetables.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
j. BRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CARY BETWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY
STREETS.-As trustee in Il certain deed OF trust
executed 10 the subscriber by Mr. Martin 81. Lips
18th september, 1875, duly recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, Ishall, In execution thereof pro-
coed 10 sell ut public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY the 18th of April, 1877, ut o'clock P.
M. the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed,
consisting OF LOT located rs above. fronting 26h
Portable BRICK TENEMENT, containing five OR
six rooms brick kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and 10 pay OFT note OF SeuQ, Win all accTusu
Interest thereon balance at such time as shall be
announced ct the hour OF sale. ,,,, r
apo w. dODDiN, trustee.