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or vlrgiula, ~ = starter.
The St. Louis races opened on the TN,
and there were 10000 persons present.
The GLOBE. Democrat says: General Peter
Il. starke. Of Virginia, served ns starter. IL
will be long time before MIR. Starke ~ Tor.
gotten BIZ the multitude who backed Gabriel
10 win the Grst event OF the meetsng-a
dash OF mile and q furionR. There were
six starters, and be was bot favorite over
Inc field nj el0O to $50. He had been backed
20 win a vast amount OF money Ia every
CITY in the Union, rs he was known to be
m 10 "concert PITCH" and the distance
was his favorite one. Incommode ana
Callao were next In favor. When
the horses were summoned TO the
furlong.poIe for the start Callao proved
yery troublesome. and Douglass had
n hard time OF Il. No sooner ala
he get his mount under control than the
brute would repeat his capers. Finally he
was led back to the staiting.poinf, and at
the very first break the horses were sent on.
This Is how starter Starke came TO be I'M
mottalixed. Astonishing as 1t may seem,
the only ones to break away at the tap OF
the drum were the outsiders -Nomad, Sal
lie Mac, and Manic Saville. Incommode
got under way after the aforementioned
trio were several lengths on their journey,
and Ca!lao and Gabriel were left stand
ing at The post-the latter with his
head the wrong way. Mr.. John DAVIS,
| who held the flag, shouted to the riders
OF Callao and Gabriel to go on, at
the same time throwing the bunting down
second time TO impress on them that q
start had been made. Douglass sent Callao
OF on what appeared to oe hopeless jour
ney. but Wolfe, the rider OF the favorite.
could not get his horse beaded the rlgot
way for some seconds, and when ne did
slowly walked him up TO the judges STAND
and explained the situation. The starter
in sending the horses away a. described
committed a grlevous error, and one That
certainly proved unfortunate to the As:o'
citation, as IL aroused storm OF indignation
on all sides that was quelled with difficulty.
Even those who had backed lncommode
acknowledged that grave injustice
had been done. All turfmcn agree that the
drum should not be tapped or any other
signal for start be given until every horse
| in the race is 10 motion, and, in the light OF
such opinions. the treatment OF the three
fayorites was manifest and grieyous
error. A great deal OF money was lost 10
the hackers of Gabriel, who were deprived
OF even the satisfaction OF getting start
for their investments. The time OF the
race-2:Ol4-was 80 slow over fast track
as 10 demonstrate that the race would have
been at Gabrel's mercy. One OF his ad-
mjrers offered to wager 81 900 that he could
cover the distance in 1853 II permitted a
trial. To this banter there was no response.
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Ess,soxs DispatcA. In your issue OF June
a.s 80 notice . communication signeo
= rrsderlcksburg," In which ne docs tne
..strcsd company an Injustice, ana reuects
..rv seriously on the committee IN charge
- me excursion on the 9th Instant. ISL
We chartered from the Richmond, Freoe.
rscks burr and Potomac Railroad company
~ engine. baggage.car. and eight coacnes;
,vith the promise Of two more coaches "
shev could be procured. which we were yea =,
a. believe we would have on our tram unu'
we cot to the depot, and were tnicrmeu
shev had failed TO get the cars from snosseI
scmr.ny Fredericksburg" states tbat
,ss,eyrsm wss sent to Richmond tue day be
s.sa .a.rssssng accommodations for the ex'
.s,rs,nn;s,s. The Telegram reads: "fro.
vsde Tor one hundred and fifty people;
We ,e,r Richmond al Q O'Clock, with ample
recommendation for one hundred ana MY
cersons from Fredericksburg. On arriving
there We foupd instead OF one hundred ana
ffsy at least four hundred people. We were
ohi;ced 10 stop, having on board De-
tween 6fty and seyenty-fve passengers
Tor Fredericksburg and a number oil
trunks. We endeavored to keep the
neopIe from crowding us, but TO no
avail. We were told by many they
only wanted standing-room. He iur'hei
claims that the labelled gentlemen goi
nm 4 manic. Some nervous lady, or ladies,
in the rear car became frightened, and q
Messenger pulled the bell-cord, the train
was stopped, and number OF persons go'
OF at Br0oks's station. Our committee loi
the "labelIed gentlemen" as "Ffeder'cks'
burg" sarcasticsiiy calls them,) Immediately
presented themselves and redeemed tbeil
tickets as far as possible, and II there is any
one along the route holding our tickets VINO
failed 10 20 through 10 Washington. by
sending us the ticket the money will be re-
mitted by return mail. We tender oui
thanks TO Mr.. Morton and MIR. Maxwin, o.
Brooks's station, for the hospitality shown
our patrons. Fredericksburg" fails tc
state that large number OF the excursions
lists who got of at Brooks's came TO WASH
ington, and we brought them safely back &c
Fredericksburg free OF charge. flndine
our party bad increased, we bred three
more coaches, at q cost OF $50, and attached
them 10 our train In Washington, for the
comfort Of the excursionists. As for the
colored people, the crowd OF whites and
colored was so immense that the committee
was powerless. We did all in our power 10
try and accommodate and please all who
patronized us. We regret very much that
any one has seen cause TO complain, when
we used our best efforts TO make all COM
Portable, and hope ct time not very distant
10 show to those dissatisfied that we mean to
accommodate. X. j. MCDOWELL,
J. A. COSBY,
Il. MORRIss,
Committee.
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The Administration and the Read.
fngferS.


The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandra G0xette says: From inquiries
at the White House, other places, and from
persons on terms OF intimate personal
friendship with the President, and who
have conversed with him on the subject
since the Malone Convention in Richmond,
l speak by the book when 1 say
that the President intends 10 do all
he can toward securing the success Of
the Malone ticket. In furtherance Of
this intention, be will advise and use
all the means at bis disposal to induce the
Republican State Convention TO adopt a
straightout Republican platform, but to en-
dorse, approve, and accept as their own the
ticket nominated by the Mahoneites, and
this, too, though he has been informed by
Virginia Republicans that Cameron was, I'M
I'll recently, the most ultra pT0scriptive and
fighting Democrat in the State; that Lewis
"went back" on the Republicans in go,
and voted against the civilrights bill; and
that Blair not only processes to be a
Democrat, but wants to repudiate the ma
tional as well as the State debt, and that such
leading Mahoneites as Mr.. John Paul want
ed 10 pay Of the national debt by the issue
Of two thousand millions OF greenbacks,
and that the true, consistent, conscientious,
and reputable Republicans OF the State such
as General Wickham and men like him-the
men who give 10 the Republican party in
Virginia all the character II has-will not
support the ticket under any circumstances.
As Mr.. Conkling agrees with the Presi-
dent in his policy towards Malone, 1t is
needless 10 say that Mr.. Blaine is utterly
opposed to it; but, the Conklingites to the
contrary, the President runs the Admins
tration and not Mr.. Blaine, who, 1t Is now
reported, will soon exchange places with
Mr.. Lowell, Minister TO England. Virginia
Democrats know what they will! have to
fight now, and must make their arrange
ments accordingly.
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| The New York Times, in an article OF
| the meeting OF the American Institute OF
Mining Engineers at Staunto0, says: Tit
| list OF the gentlemen who gathered at
| Stanton is remarkable not only for its
| length. but because it contains many names
which are foremost among the cbemiss
biologists, metallurgiss, mining engineers
and manufacturers in the country. That
| such gathering should assemble there al
all is significant Of an achieved and awak.
ening industrial development IN that local.
ity which many people out Of those lines OF
industry Will be surprised to learn OF, but
the papers read conlained mach similar
pleasing information.
A duel was fought last Saturday near the
meuth OF Hewitt's creek, Boone county, w.
Va, between John z. Jeffrey and James
Elkins. The woman In the case was one OF
bad character, named Rebeeea Chambers.
Both men fred at the same instant axd both
fell. Jeffrey died instantly, pierced to the
heart, and Elkius lived until the next day.
The Lexington (Ky.j Transcript says /:
DIR. Burrows, the father Of DIR. Lansing
Burrows, preached commencement ser.
mon at Georgetown last night, whick Is
said by competent critics to have been the
most able palpit effort that has been deIis-
cred In this section for many years.
The PHILADELPHIA North american says:
I" The commencement Of the Grocer Theo-
logical Seminary, lt Chester, was held yes.
terday. The John II. Grocer Hall, which
cost 10000. was dedicated, the Grafton be-
ing delivered by Hon. j. l.. III. Curry, LII.
d., OF Virginia"
Next sunday. the one hundred'and.
eIenVIhird anniversary OF the dedication
~ the O.d bwedes' Church, Wilmington,
DS '; VIII be celebrated with appropriate
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by Frank ID. Hin X Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctlOneers,
HOS Main street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
~ HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING AND 4
NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS ADJOINING ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD AMI
TWENTIETH STREETS.-By virtue of deere
pronounced nv the Chanccry Court OF the city OF
Richmond on the Goth of November. 1873, in the
suit OF johnson et as. rs. GreanOr's executor,
Will sell az pub ic auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock u. NJ, the VERY DESIRABLE AND
COMMODlOUS BRICK DWELLING located as
described above, the residence of the rate William
GreanOr.
Immediately after the sale of the house, TIRE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fronting % by
1876 1912 feet on Broad street, and adjoining the
residence on the west. and SEVERAL LOTS trout
ing on Twentieth street. will toe offered
The dwelling contains ten or twelve rooms. and
is In very good condition. The usual out -OUid.
irgs on the place. and never-faing spring Of good
waller.
A plat OF the property. In the hands Of the auc'
toneers, will be exhibited TO parties desiring "a
purchase.
TERMS: one fourth cash the balance I'm one two
and three years with per cent. interest added, and
lite retained until the rurchaSe.noney Is paid IN
full. JOHN ENDERS,
Executor of William Grcanoi's estate.
FRANK ID. BILL & Co. Auctcneers. jc4
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BY ". Goddln, Auctioneer.

DEViSEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ LOT AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
VIRGINIA AND MILL COR RAILROAD
STREETS AT the request Of the devise of q e late
German Breant. shall offer for ale al puOlic auc-
ton, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE IA. 1881,
at 81 O'Clock y. NJ, That VALUABLE LOT located
as above. IL fronts SO feet on The east line OF Vir.
81 IN street. and rams back "a shallow depth In
Irregular shane 10 the warehouse or the Old D0min.
Ion Nai-WOrks Company. BOUNDED on tile moth
by the store Of Messrs. H. %. Davis Go. Its lOca-
VI IN. so near the wholesale trade OF our city and
separated from the Danyile railroad depot only by
Railroad street should attract the attention OF can't
taltslS aud others. For warehouse or office II has
many advantages.
TERNs: At sale. W. GOnDIN,
je Aus iOneer
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By j. Thompson BROWN.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
TRUSTEES sALEOF A HOUSE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN JACK
son AND DUVAL.-By virtue o. a deed OF trust
from u. T.. Wilson and wife 10 the undersigned
trustee dated 5th January, 1850, aud recorded In
Richmond Chancery Court, ID. h. ll6 A. page 8,
aud whereas default has been made In the payment
OF the note therein secured and being required
do, Will sell on the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1881,
ut o'clock Z. NJ, the land conveyed IN said deed.
being LOT OF LAND AND HOUSE on Third
street between Jackson and Duya, fronting thereon
81 feet inches, and running back between parallel
lines 1870 feet
TERMS: Cash. JOHN TAIMAN, Trustee.
!. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. jes
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,TBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Aucilone,
BY Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneei,
1912 Main street.
CALEOFFOUR FRAMETENEMENr

GALE FOUR FRAMETENEMENr>'
- Nos. sos. 507, 500, AND 5ll: FRoN tiNHH.
ON MoRGAN's AZ LEY hErWtES tug
CANAL STREETS. AND IMMEDIATELY u
REAR OF THE RESIDENCE OF x. r. BLANh'
FNsHIP, ESQ, J. r.. ROBINSON. 40. AN,
OTHERS. ON THIRD strict. AND 4 IOi ~
CANAL STREET BEIWEEN THIRD ANp
FOURTH STREETS. AT AUCTION A The r.
qaes Of The heirs OF Mrs. A, q. Morgsu. dcceA'r b
WI Offer for sale, upon The premise. on
MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1881,
at O'clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY above mel.
TONED. The hon e. have at all time. owins ~
their desirable location, commanded g"oi u't /,
and yielded fair rentsss. Zach house has fr'nt '
about 81 feet aud fu0s back In an slry Tue ."
on the north side al Canal street fronts 7 feet ah'
runs back 10 the houses.
This properly will pay very large re,nl ~
the amount invested. and no better opportunity ~.
good, solid Investment can he had. 4 p a 81 '.'
property can be Al the Office OF the auc.lohs''
TERMS. VIII be liberal and announced 4. s.e
les Auetionevh
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Albany-Thc Situation from an Adj.
mintstratiOn Standpoint.

The following extracts are from yester.
days New York Tribune:
Mr.. CODkling's supporters and managers
were divided In opinion last night as TO the
expedency OF adjourning the Legislature
without an election. Should they attempt
to do so by Democratic aid the Administra.
tion members will use obstructive measures.
Speaker Sharpe has arrayed the Conkling
party side by side with the Democrats 10
favor OF an adjournment without an cleo
ton. This is in accordance with Piatps
announcement that awe will be elected or
two Democrats will" That is the COnk
ling scheme for buldozlne the Republican
patty, and 1t may justly be called the great.
est effort Of bis life. That it will fail is
already dtcreed. Plat discovered it oh
Tuesday when he began 10 beg for votes
with tears in bis eyes, and COnkling dis
covered it when be saw Depew's vote, and
started fer Albany. No two men are big
enough to bulldoze the Republican party,
and " ConkIing's vanity did not make him
always look 10 himself as large as a Colos.
sus he would have known as much. AS
for Plat, he lost the faculty OF private judg-
ment when he became al ad0rer of the
Primate.
Speaker Sharpe says the Democrats are
the brothers of the ConkliDgites. So they
are. Both parties are using every effort TO
ruin The Republican party.
That was good point which Senator
Woodin made when he said the Legislature
should be exceedingly careful to avoid all
irreguisrity In electing senators. because
the resignation OF Conkling and Patt had
left the Senate 10 control OF the Democrats,
who would take advantage Of any such slips
as an excuse for denying them admission.
1t should be kept before the public con-
stantiy that these men surrendered the con-
trol OF the Senate to the Democrats when
they left their seats. What The people Of
this State wish the Legislature to do Is to
nll those seats with Two men who can be
depended upon 10 hold them tig The end Of
their terms.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. dc.
CARD-TO MY FRIENDS AND

A CARD.-TO MY FRIENDS AND
RICHARDSON & CO.: Having made a business
arrangement with the we'll known real estate firm
OF X. H. CHAPLIN & Co. respectfully solicit your
patronage promising my best efforts las In the pasil
10 prom ole your interest. was The active outdoor
man not only 10 collect rents, but 10 attend TO all
repairs. ana thus 10 protect the landlords Interest
All business entrusted to me Will be both personal
aud pecuniary favor, aud appeal 10 my frends and
The patrons whom | hsye served faithfully, anu /
trust satisfactorily, 10 give me aid and Influence.
j. l.. MORlNG.
Referring 10 The above card Of Mr.. j. l.. Moring,
we solicit for hpf the patronage Of bis trlenos ana
assure them that shall be- pleased 10 serve them
in very branch Of the RIAL ESTATE BUSINESS
al our Office, MOL north Tenth street: 10
X. Il. CuAFFIN \ CO..
te Sat Real Estate Agents.
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BY W. GOddln,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
A HANDSOME WEST.END PROPERLY. BE
ING THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND VALUA-
ELE FRAMED DWELLING ANE LOT At
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND SHAFtR STREETS by virtue Of the
trust deed from A. Il. Dickinson and wife 10 me.
dated September 10, 1872. recorded I'm Richmond
ChNnceTy Court In Deed Book 9S II, page 425. de
fault having been made. and being thereto required
by The beneficiary named, will sell, on the prem
ises, on
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1851,
at O'Clock +. NJ, tie above deserted PROPER
IY The large, wel-cousirucfed. pleasant. and
c. nveniently. FRANZ ID DWELLING no.
9OOl contains about fifteen rooms. The eautiful
To- has front Of 80 feet on the north side of Frank.
lin street. and depth OF 100 feet TO an alley Is
feet wide, aud Is bounded on the east by shafcr
street, Ornamented with trees, &c.
III. {. Burnett, Esq. who occupies the premises at
present. proposes 10 vacdte them the lst Of july
next, aud viii doubtless take pleasure In showing
them until the day Of sale.
TERMS: Whist IA" deed requires cash as 10 the
d0Ot ADD expenses Of sale, the creditor VIII accept
one third I'm cash and The balance AT SIX ana twelve
months with Interest. secured by trust deed IS 10
the residue as made known at sale.
je2 j. l.. APPERSON. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALEs--Thts Day.
BY George Z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1908 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW AND
l. WtLL-BUILT FRAME HOUSE OF SIX
ROOMS, SITUATED ON CARR G I \
STREET. TWO HUNDRED AND Lightly.
NINE FEET WEST OF FEDERAL sTkEET,
FRONTING on SAID CARRiNGTON STREET
THIRTY FEET AID RUNNING BACK BE-
TWEEN PARALLEL III rs ONE HUNDRED
AND Fifty FEET. MORE OR LESS, TO AN
ALLEY FIFTtEN FEET WIDE.-In execution
Of a certain deed Of trust. bearing date April rs,
1880, and duly recorded in the clerks Office of Hen
rico County Court, Deadlock 104, page 421. and
being requested by the holder Of the notes therein
secured, the Undersigned trustee, viii offer for sale
at public auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH,
al 81 p. NJ, upon The premises, the above de- cr6ed
PROPERTY.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and paw "a note OF $50 now due. and $50
every three months until The whole of the purchase
money Is paid. &. A. CRAWFORD,
Trustee
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD, Auclioneer. my 81
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by George 8. vashon 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. z north Tenth street.

II DEsIRABLY-LOCATED
SUBURBAN RESIDENC E,
SITUATED ON GROVE AVENUE ABOUT a
QUARTER OF A MILE WEST
OF RICHMOND,
AND
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE
OF CHARLES r. WORKMAN, ESQ,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, UPON THE
PREMISES,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1881,
AT6 O'CLOCK P.M.
The property consists OF TWO ACRES OF VERY
RICH LAND: DWELLING with seven rooms;
kitchen with four rooms; stable, carrage-honse,
&c ali well built aud IN perfect order. The yard,
which Is we'll shaded. Is beautiful.
This is beyond question one OF the handsoirest
most complete, aud attractive suburban residences
around Richmond. An Inspection Is all that VIII he
required TO satisfy oneof lis worth and convenience.
Special attention Is invited 10 this sale.
TERMS: Easy. and made known at sale.
GEORGE ). VASHON q SON.
je 10 Auctioneers.
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BY Frnnk ID. Hill Il Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers, HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
~ ING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF FULTON, ON
TIE NORTH SIDE OF CENTRE STREET BE.
TWEEN NICHOLSON AND LEWIS STREETS,
AT AUC1lON.-By virtue Of decree Of Henrlco
Circuit Court entered March 9, 1881. In the ca e
of Thomas rs. Bankenship et ats. shall. In fxe-
euilon of said Decree sell at auction, on the prem
ises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1881,
at @ o'clock r. NJ. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. Nos.
10, 20, 81 22. and "a, fronting 80 feet each
north side OF Centre street, ru0niDg eack l40 feet
TO Lewis street.
These LOIS will be sold very low and upon long
time. THOMAS y. CARTER,
les Commissioner,
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AuCrIOS sALEs-Fatare Days.
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
~ STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE ON
FRANKLIN WEST OF FItTEENTH sTREET.-
MURPHY VS.. BRADLEY AND ALs.-By virtue
Of q decree OF the Chapcery Court OF the city OF
Richmond entered June z, 1881. In the suit styled
Marphy vs. Bradley and ais. we. the undersigned
special commissioners therein appointed VIII sell
at pubic suction, on the premises, on o.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
ut o'clock T.. NJ, the n owe properly, being a
THHEE-STURY BRICK STORE AND DWELL.
ING, having nine rooms besides store tin roof:
This property fronts 22h feet on the south line OF
said street with depth or OF fee on Its western
line and l00 the eastern line, aud It's rear line
being 22 feet.
TERMS One third cash residue I'm negotiable
notes bearing interest and title retained until all
the purchase money Is paid and deed ordered Nv tue
Court JAMES II. DOOLET,
A. l.. HOLIDAY.
Commissioners,
L TunMpsnN BRONX. Ancfioneer. ie 10
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auclioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK STORE
L No 3 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET-By
virtue Of "A deed dated lst July, 1879, executed To
the undersigne trustee and recorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court. De, d-BOOk | 3 y. page 80 and
whereas cefault has been made In the pay ment Of
the note therein cured. aud Icing required so TO
do, | Will SELL on the pre- nises on
TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1881,
at o'clock r. NJ. the property conveyed by said
deed. being Lot OF LAND, WITH THREE
STORY BRICK STORE thereon, fronting 20 feet
on Fifteenth street between Main aud Cary streets
In the civ Of Richmond, and running back be- ween
parallel lines 3S feet 10 an alley feet inches
wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO eXpeDses Of sale and 81 900,
with interest from June 4, 1881. and tie residue as
announced AZ sale. l.. 4. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctlOneer. je 8