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brighton Beach Races.
IBy telegraph to The Dispatch. J


NEW YORK, June 23.-First race-purse
$3.50. for horses that had run and not won
this year at Brighton Beach, three quarters
OF q mile-Frank +. won by half length
Caramel second, Logan third. Time, 1:l73
Second race-purse $3.50, seven eighths
OF a mile-Alaska won by length; Mag
gle b. second, Weasel third. Time, 1904
The winner was bought in for 1856.
Third race-purse $3.50, for maldens OF
all ages, one mile-Royal won by two
lengths Americas second, Mule third
Time, l:44i.
Fourth race-purse 300, for all ages
II miles Hiar.ty won by neck, Little
Fred second, Baron Fayerot third. Time
1853.
Fifth race-purse $3.50. handicap hur
die race, - miles Bonairetta won by tive
lengths; Carnage second, and Bally third
Time, $50.
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hclmine successor. under The Council, to
the regency. with Queen Emma as regent,
and the President OF the Council as chan
ceIlor. The Cabinet has determined to re-
fuse TO share tutelage with any German
branch Of the royal family.
A Berlin telegram says: Prince Bis.
marck. during the illness OF the Prince OF
Orange, caused the German representatives
at the various European courts to declare
that any attempt to make the successor to
the regency in Holland European ques-
ton would find instant opposition from
Germany. This declaration Is taken to
mean that Germany alone has the right to
NEEDLE In the affairs OF Holland. The
King Of Holland is III. and his death Is
near. On his decease the Duke OF Nassau.
failing TO obtain the throne Of Holland. will
claim the Grand Ducby OF Luxembourg.
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A telegram from The Hegue, dated Sun
day, says: The Prince OF Orange passed .
cam night and peaceful morning befor,
the collapse. In the forenoon Of saturda,
he seemed so well that the doctors talked OF
sending bin 10 the south OF France. Al
III O'Clock, however, he exhibited symp.
toms OF extreme weakness and tainted.
HIS respiration became greatly enfeebIed.
subsequently slight recovery was notice
able, and then the lungs seemed paralyzed.
From this time until bis death the Prince
remslned unconscious.
The King has returned from Carlsbad,
and has held a conference with the Cabinet.
The President OF the Council has conyoked
q general state council. The Cabinet has
decided 10 resort TO the provisions OF the
law Of November 3, 1SlS, and will convene
the Chambers, forming the States-general
In plenary congress OF 70 senator's, In
stead OF 80. and 172 deputies, instead OF SO. |
This congress will proclaim Princess VII.
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GOunOd or Blindness.
[Pall-Aiall Gazette.l

NJ. GounOd conducted his "Redemp-
tion," at the Trocadero, on Friday last, for
the benefit OF the dtelierS ddUeuQleS, or
blind factories OF Paris and, in order to
show still more his deep sympathy with
the inmates OF those excellent institutions,
he publishes letter i'm the programme, of
which our readers will be glad to have an
early copy. The correspondent to whom
we owe the letter and the translation
mentions conversation on the same SUBJ
iect with RubensteiD, whose sight is well
known to he nearly gone, in which the
Russian composer, with true philosophy,
urged the same view as GOunOd, and
confirmed 1t by remarking how much, in
Becthoven's case. his deafness had driven
him into himself, and added to the force
and individuality OF his music. elf had
10 choose" says Nj. Gounod, lone Of these
two terrible calamities, deafness or blind
ness, do pot think that j should hesitate
an instant. The deaf are generally said TO
be less cheerful than the blind; but not
withstanding that, and Notwithstanding
the fact that loss OF hearing would affect
me i'm regard to that which has always been
the source OF my very keenest and deepest
feelings-I mean music-yet between bein?
deaf and never again seeing anything one
loves there is in my opinion so vast gulf
as 10 make that one consideration sufficient
decide the question. One must not
forget that a musician can enjoy music
to q great degree by merely reading
it and though the actual sensation of
the sounds is necessary to make the
impression absolutely complete, yet it is
sufficiently strong to convey melody, har-
mony, rhythm, quality, and all the other
oil NJ "a n a
real mental hearing OF the piece so as to
stamp 1t on the mind without the aid Of the
external sounds. II is well known that
Beethoven wrote many Of his masterpieces
after he was completely deaf; but he cam
not have written them without hearing
them in himself, and 1t therefore follows
that the converse can take place and that
music can be heard by merely reading it.
Deafness, therefore, does not entirely
destroy musical enjoyment. In fact, as
far as far the sense OF hearing goes, every
composer, when he writes down his
ideas, is virtually on the same footing
as a deaf person; for what he writes is the
product OF his mind alone. But blindness
the privations it implies ! the sacrifices IL
imposes the virtual Imprisonment OF not
being able to walk alone ! the dismal dark
ness of never beholding the face Of nature
the silence and solitude Of being unable TO
read and write AS long as he can read
book deaf man remains in close commu-
nication with the whole circle of human
thought. Historians, poets, philosophers,
critics,-all are still his companions. The
world OF painting and sculpture is sti |
open to him. The blind man, on the other
hand, Is dependent on others f0S all he
wants he has TO ask for everything. He
is the prisoner OF prisoners. A thousand
times rather, then, be deaf than blind"
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by Sutton & Coz
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
llOS Main street,
A fiction SALE OF FOUR FRAME

A UCTION SALE OF FOUR FRAME
N DWELLINGS, NOS. 104 AND l06 WEST
JACKSON AND 205 AND 2p7 WEST DUNAL
STREETS.-At the request of the owner, we shall
offer for sale at public auction the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 26, 1884,
at 81 o'clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY located rs
above. Tie TWO FRAME TENEMENTS, Nos
l04 and loo west Jackson street, contain, one
of them. four rooms and the other five rooms, Will
kitchens, good, broad lots, with side alleys, and
running back good depth.
The TWO FRAME TENEMENTS, Nos. 20j
and 207 west Duyal street, in rear of the above
prOp, rty, contain three rooms each.
This property is in good order, and is now rented
TO good and prOmDt-pa tenants. II Is situated
i'm a locality where property always rents well and
Yields good percentage on the investment.
Persons of limited means wishing to make 4
profitable investment should attend the sale.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON co,
ie22 AuciiOnccrs
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, THE PROPERTY &@
Il KNOWN As THE "MODEL FARM Il
TWO MILES FROM HIGH POINT, \. c.; TWO
hundred acres land $50 under high state Of cult
walton; 30 OF woodland; good house Of y rooms :
lar-e barn: spriBg-hOu courthouse, and other
out-buildings great variety of good fruit: APP
WHITE, High Point, Guiliord County, n. c.
&c Z4-ltr
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From a recent parliamentary report
showing the number OF iliterate voters re
corded at the British general election OF 1881
II appears that in constituencies where there
were contests. in England and Wales,'thert
were 29,626 illiterate votes recorded out OF
total number on the register OF 2,14S,622
and In Ireland 5,312 out of total OF 192,s69
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Said a London magistrate recently to a
widow who had been brought before him
accused OF being found drunk on the high
way : "You will shorten your days il you
90 on IN this way" The widows age was
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
- order of the Chancery Court, entered in the
case of Millhiser rs. Hernandez & Co.. will SELL
at the cigar-factory Of said hernandez & Coz
over l3l9 Cary street. on
FRIDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1884,
commencing at 10 O'Clock \. Me- all the FIX
TURESi said factory. such rs are usually found
I'm 4 clgar-fac;ory; also all the MACHINERY
and FURNITURE, about 10000 CIGARS of
sundry brands, about Ia eases GOOD TOBACCO,
and sundry OF her articles too numerous TO men
ton here.
Any person desiring to enter into the business of
the manufacture OF cigar, would do well to attend
this sale.
Ghe fixtures. machinery, and furniture will be
sOld as a whole II desired.
LEWIS i. WINSTON,
els sheriff and Receiver.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE. De.

SPEcIAL'
SETS (combnedl, 1872 pieces, for sl3 per set /;
BLUE WILLOW AND BROWN RHINE DIN
NER AND TEA WARE, that can be made up
in any number OF pieces, at very low prices;
Also. full line Of HAyILAND 4 CO.'S DIN
NER SElS, from $50 to $3.50 per set.
Call and look at them.
4. u. TAYLOR,
ie ii l0ll Main street
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, IS'
o A. NJ, SO; noon, OIL; 3 2. My ~; T.
NJ. 90; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, SO.
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BY virtue Os two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court OF
| HenricO cOuuty entered on the 10Th aud 2ist Of
June, 1854, in The cause Of CardOna rs. Cardona.
! the undersigned. special commissioners, thereby
appointed. viii offer for sale by public auction,
on the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 80. 1884,
at $50 o'clock L NJ the following property:
LOT OF LAND fronting 10 feet on BrOad-Sueet
road Just eyond the western limits of the city of
! Richmond and running back $50 feet to the line
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. This properly Is located In the growing
| = West End" Is finely situated for manufacturing
purposes, and offers good opportunity for Invest
| men'. IT will be offered as whole, or subdvided
TO suit purchasers as may seem best at the sale.
plat may be seen at the office of the auctionecrs,
and will be exhibited AZ the sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the residue at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, purchaser to give
notes carrying interest from day of sale, and title
retained until all purchase-money Is paid and
'''' u ~ JAMES c. LAMB,
JAMES Il. ELAN,
Special Con misslOners.
VIII. LYME & Co., Auctioneers.
HENRICO CIRCUIT CooRT-CARDoNA AND AIS.
vs.CARDONA.
decree of June 10, 1854.
Given under my hand this 23d day Of June,
1854. SAMUEL L. WADDlLL.
je24 Deputy Clerk.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
l. cree of tue Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia In the chance
~ cause of Cohen, Adler & Go. against Mary
Jacobs e ais. shall. as trustee therein named,
proceed to sell at public auction, IN the store No
3 seventeenth street corner of Walnut alley, and
opposite the arch Of the Old Market, In the city of
Richmond, Va, on
MONDAY. JUNE 80, 1884,
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. the LARGE AND WELL
ASSORTED STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, con-
sistng Of Ready-Made Clothing Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, jew
eIrv, &C.; also, z excellent Show-C Cases, L Desk,
and other Fixtures. JAMES II. TEASDALF,
JAS. MACDoUGALL, Auctioneer. je 24-6t
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY,
TWO NILES EAST OF THE CITY LIMITS,
FIFTH ACRES, ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
MRS. FARRAR, FRANKLIN STEARNS. AND
MARTIN LOUGIlNANE, ALL IN CULTIVA-
TlON AND WELL ADAPTED TO CULTINA-
TON OF FRUITS AND GARDtN-STUFF.-B
and recorded III the clerks Office of llenrlco C0un
~ Court In Deadlock OIL, page 2ls, default hav-
ing been made In the payment OF certain bond
therein secured, dated February 4. 1873, with in
terest I'll, reOn, for the sum OF $1,000, with inter
est and by request of the beneficiary In said deed
of trust. we VIII sell at public auction, ON the
premises located as above ON
SATURDAY, July 8, 1884,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described
above.
TERMS While the deed requires cash as 70 the
amount Of the debt secured. the terms will De one
fifth Of the purchase-mOney in cash. and the bal
ance In equal instam'nts Of one two, three. and
four years with interest at per cent, payable |
half yearly, or all cash. If desired.
FRANKLIN STEARNS, JR..
H. 4. ROPER.
RICHMOND, June "a, 1884. TEA
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TTALUABLE STOCK AT AUG E.N
TON. ia
OK WEDNESDAY. JUNE o5Tn,

on NOMENCLATURE 18TH,
commencing promptly at IL o'clock, without re-
g gard K oSN,nn,hsr We w t is following VERY
l. TAR iIsnIi;hREn FAST ,I ROAD e OR I.
FAMiLY,H0RsE sPh a. lad 1 70 drsa. He can
trot in $3.50 or better. and is one of the most de-
sg ole h9rIe; IN 'En e ARR ESTABLISHMENT
BLACK Pony "LiZZIE,r perfectly reliable and
beauty; VILLAGE CART and kUssET HAIR
3. TEAM &c or MATCHED ROAD OR LIGHT
C4RRiAGF-Ho RsEs-BAYS-weI matched ;
drive well single or double; four and five years
Old i mf s2qp 1 HTE Tff Bay MARE "ToPsEY"
four years old; very handsome ana desirable TOT
saddle or road purposes. ,,,,,,
s. TWO VERY HANDSOME ANn WELL
GROWN COLTS by "Romney,,, raised by Mr..
Davis out OF avoriie mares; will be sold TO ihe
I 6. THREE-YEAR.OLD FILLY, trottng-bred.
and promises speed Is broken to single and double
!. BAY HORSE "JOHN," six years old. six
teen hands high, by" Eclectic" out oil Butcher
g. BAY HORSE "HENRY," four wears old,
sixteen hands high. by "Romney" ont OF 81.
Lawrence mare. Nos. and would make very
~ o. SEVERAL FIRsT-CLAss. VEHICLES
ONE DOCTORS BuGGY, 0NE JAGGER VA "a
Con, and n !ss dwh,Sa DEBUT "ADoN'
The stock, &c. can now be seen at the Bazaar.
and gentlemen are requested to call and examine
before day OF sale.
sale conducted by f.. COOK. Auctioneer.
j. b. DAVIS. Proprietor je 2O,22.z4&25
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I
Y will offer for sale at public auction, OH the
premises, In Chesterfield county, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 26TH.
on the Midlothian turnpike, six miles from
Richmond and one mile from Bon Air. ON the
Richmond and Danville railroad, some NALUA-
ELEu LAND, consisting Of 81 acres OF cleared
low ana tiI1Ocret Ttud-, luUIunIHS di-O EvVs
TWO-STORY DWELLING, and fine orchard
on the place.
This Is fine opportunity for those wishing to
engage In the trucking and stock-raising business,
being convenient 10 market, and at the same time
secure property that will doubtless prove fine
investment.
TERMS: $1,000 cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months.
sale TO commence al O'Clock 7. ".
JOHN MANDERS,
MidOthi IN. Va.
j. c. BROWN. AMcliOneer. ie ls.2O.22.24.26
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BY Grubbs & AppersoL,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers
BY y. W. BOwe,
(succes sOr TO Williams & Bowel
Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
Il STORY BRICK STORE No. 1909 FAST
FRANKLIN STREET. BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, BY AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust To the late 4. ID. Will
liams dated 18th December, 1882, and duly re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Court clerks Of
flee, In ID. IL. l22 a, on page 1869, we, the execu-
tors OF the said A. ID. Williams, deceased being re-
CURED to do by the creditor secured, Will sell,
by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1854,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE STORE
above referred 10, at present occupied rs "A ware.
room by Mr. Preston Belvin. at fair rental, front.
ing about 8 feet on Franklin street ana running
back about 81 fee:. This property Is well located
for the furniture or any other retail business and
always commands good rental, aud should at
tract the attention Of investors as well as those
wanting good business stand In a central location
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 defray expenses Of
sale and 10 paw two notes. aggregating $50 with
interes from 14th June, sS4, and the residue on
such terms as the grantor may prescribe.
JAMES PLEASA MIS-,
A. H. BOULWARE,
n. w. BOWIE,
je 10 Executors of A. ID. Williams, deceased.
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All regular passenger trains stop at Bon All
PULLMAV-CAR SERVICE
On Train 50Scw YORK and Atlanta cfs wash
tngton and pGuy'llp.
ON train No. 52-WashlngtOn spd Augusta,
Washington and New orleans. Richmond ana
Danytut. Returning, DanyIile anc Richmond
on train No 50.
Tickets sold 10 all points sOdth. southeast, and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
kOlay-oyCr cheC X given on local tictets.
VI. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agfnt
Boil HAAS, Traihc Manager
Al. RIyFS. General Manager iel0
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COURT ORDER.
NIRGINIA-IN LOUISA CIRCUIT
Y COURT CLERKS OFFICE, JUNE 10


NIRGINIA-IN LOUISA CIRCUIT
Y COURT CLERKS OFFICE, JUNE 10,
1884, IN VACATION:
Isaac Davenport, Jr, Jmius A. Morris, Griffin H..
Davenport, John VI. Morris, and Isaac Dayen-
port, merchants and partners trading under the
firm style of Davenport Morris. plaintiffs,
against
William X. Duerson and Theodore p. Snow. mer-
chants and partners trading under the firm style
OF DuersOn snow, George q, BIubaugh, and
Thomas q. Harlow. Defendants,
UPON A FOREIGN ATTACHMENT IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is 10 from the de-
PENDANTS, Duerson 4 Snow. the sum Of $3.50,
with lelal interest thereon from the 9TH day Of
May. 1884, till paid, due the plaintiffs from the
defendants, DucrsOn Il snow. and to subject, by
attachment, the interest Of the said Theodore l..
Snow in bond due from the said Thomas G.. Har-
low TO George o. Blubaugh and the said L. l..
Snow, late partners under the styc of Blubaugh x
Snow, for S94, with legal interest from October
"a, 1888 and payable october "a, 1884; the in
terest of the SAID I. Il. Snow In two parcels of
land lying In the said county of Louisa, and owned
jointly by the said George q. Blubaugh and r. u.
snow, the one containing "a acres, adjoining the
lands of Willie LOngdOn and others. and the other
containing 50 acres, adjoining the lands of Alex
ander X. Holiday and others, now standing on
the land-boOks of the said county In the name of
BickertOn l.. johnson, and also parcel Of one
fourth acre. of land, lying in the said county OF
Louisa, and adjoining the lands of William Il.
Bib, and belonging To T. l.. snow and any other
estate and debts of the said Duerson & Snow, or
either Of them, to satisfy the plaintiffs claim.
Aud affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendants, william Il. Dnerson, Theodore Z.
Snow, and George o. Blubaugh. are nOn-residents
of Virginia. ii Is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order In the Richmond Dispatch. n newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond. and do what Is
Necessary T. protect their Interests In this suit.
SAMUEL II. PARSONS, Clerk.
r. II. CALDWELL, j. SAMUEL PARRISH, pa.
te l7-Tuiw
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Especial telegram 10 the D'Sp.' ~
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June al a. M
For the Middle Atlantic States. local snow
ers, partly cloudy, slightly warmer weaIn-
err, southeast to southwest winds, lower
barometer.
For tue South Atlantic States, local rains
partly cloudy weather, winds generaiiy
from east to south, stationary temperature.
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CHINA, GLAsswARE, &c.
LIGHTNING.RODs.

VNHE SEASON OF THUNDER-STORM
Il rs approaching, and for the protection OF life
and property You need good LlGHTNING-ROD.
We have the best aud cheapest that are made. and
can put them up on short notice.
q. 4 A. BARGAMIN,
O.. V07 east Main street.
Sole agents for the WING DISC VENTiLA-
1'No ZANE jell.1m
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BY Quarles & McCurdy, Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

IN EXECUTION OF A CERTAIN
l. DEED OF TRUST FROM r. A.. PARRISH.
dated LIST June, 1883, and daily recorded in the
clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court, ID. Is.
1928 b.. page 5l3. TO the undersigned as trustee.
being required TO do by the holder Of the notes
secured by said deed, default having heen made In
the payment of the same, | will offer for sale,
upon the premises.
FRIDAY, JULY IL. 1884,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by aforesaid deed-a LOT OF LAND, with large
brick dwelling and other improvements thereon,
fronting II feet and inches on the south line of
Ross street between Governor and Fourteenth
streets. and running back between parallel lines tO
an alley-the late residence or Samuel ;. COttrell.
TERMS: Cash as to cost aud expenses of sale
and suflicency TO pay of three notes Of $3.50
each, with per cent. interest thereon from LIST Of
June, 1888; balance upon such terms rs the said
Is. A. Parrish may direct at the time Of sale, or on
his failure 10 do as the trustee NAV direct.
ip7 JAMES G. COTTPEII. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i STORE AND DWELLING, 1905. AND
DWELLING. 1872 WEST DUNAL STREET,
NEAR BROOK AVENUE.-By virtue Of trust
deed from :. J. Turpin 10 me, dated 20th August,
1878. and duly recorded, viii sell on the prem
Ises. at d O'Clock Il. Nj on
TUESDAY, July l, 1884,
the PROPERTY above described fronting. ac-
cOrding to said deed, - feet on the north line of
Duva street, running b OK 81 feet, more or less,
and width In rear of about "a feet.
The STORE has four good rooms and kitchen.
and the DWELLING also four rooms.
TERMS: The deed requires cash as 10 the debt,
etc.; hui third cash. balance az six and twelve
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
trust deed, will be accepted. -
4. +. APPERSON,
je 20 Trustee.
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No. s north Eleventh street.
VRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
FRAMED DWELLING 204 SOUTH PINE
STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS.-By
virtue OF two deeds OF trust from J. VI. Gregory
ana wife to the undersigned, recorded In Rich.
mond Chancery Court, In Deadlock Il3 A, page
A, and Deed Book i16 q, page 46s, respective
y, ana being thereto required by the beneficiary,
oy feison OF default, we will sell on the premises
at O'Clock Il. NJ. on
MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1884,
the aboye-described DESIRABLE PROPERTY
occupied by Mr.. Eayes. The dwelling Is IN good
style, attractive, convenient, and pleasant The
iot fronts on the west side OF Piue between Cum
1erand ana Beverly streets 80 feet, and runs back
40 feet 10 twenty-foot alley.
TERMS Whilst the deeds REQUIRE cash as IN M.
debt secured about 81 ZOO, expenses OF sale &C.
y Is probable easier terms will be made known al
the sale as to these and surplus.
A. ID. APPERsON,
,.,o j. III. GODDIN,
Nio Trustees.
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THE ATTRACTIVE AND NALUA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS
AT THE
CORNER OF GROVE AVENUE AND PLUM
STREET,
AZ AUCTION.

At the request Of the owners, who are nOn-resi-
dents, will sell by auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1874,
at @ O'Clock 7. NJ. the BEAUTIFUL LOTS above
referred TO- fronting 90 feet on Grove avenue, and
running back 100 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide
These lots are in the hands of original owners
who are anxious to sell therefore bargains may
be expected by those who attend this sale.
TERMS: VIII be reasonable.
je 10 n. w. BOWIE, Auctionecr.