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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

Boston and Ne" YORK s9a aerA Man closes a, s9a n
Northern and Western Mail closes At4 20 p. NJ
bradford via Barre Orange, Washington and Topshan
420 p. NJ.
Barton via North Montpelier, East Calais Woodbury.,
Hardsck and Greensboro, leaves on arrival Of
Mail TTAin from the North say sSOA. NJ, three
times week, Tuesdays. Thursdays, and satur-
days.
Danvie via East Montpelier, Plainheld, Msrshhela,
ami Cabot leaves 4 20 7. NJ.
Hydepark via Woreeset and ElnoTe. leaves tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at o 80 A N.
Chelsea via Barre aud iii 'msown lsaves Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at $50 A. NJ.
All letters remaining In the office one week ars sdvsr-
tlsed
Advertised letters remaining IN the ofoe amer four
weeks are sent 10 the Dead Letter Ottee
Odios hours from A. 10 5 10 Z. NJ. Sundays from
3 A. NJ. 10 3 la A. NJ and " to- r. "a.
JAMES G FRENCH. Pm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

Gr4fE % vermont, WARRINGTON nisrai0f, s.,
Ia Probate COURT hed Montpelier withn and for aid
- District, on che 9th DAY q June, A. u. 1865
An inatfulrsrt purpornf b. the will and testament
OF dW a. COLBY late 70 NatHrnury Ustrct deceased
being present TO Che uourt Colby me executor
o. rem AnIr i1f ffautrs BE ordered
a persons concerned therein Pc notified
~ gl % p DE- hldeu AZ Che Probate once in Montpelier,
90 he lh At otJty D lsi and show cause " auy they
my htN tftns hg Probate ofsad WIZ for which purpose
ner ordered that u the record nf fhs order be
published nree weeks sui'esfVsy Ga hs Waiobmau and
pointed i1r hfarin.. -
A true copy " Record. Attest,
1871 X MERRILL Tudye
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
Copy
Copy
w HEREAs, in compliance with Section

Copy
M HEREAS, in compliance with Section
w Five OF an Act entitled " An Act In relation 10
Banks surendering ihei' charter upon becoming bank
ing associations undcr the Laws Of the United States
approved Noyemb %, 1864 the Bank Commissioner
has nohsed that the Mortified Bank, banking cor
poraon duly incorporated by the Legislature Of he
State Of Vermont located aud doing business at North
field IN the County q Washington, has complied with
the prov sions Of sAid ACT. and has become banking
association under the Laws Of the United States
Now therefore, !, Paul Dillingham;, Governor Of the
State ofNermont, do declare that upon the publication
Of this notice in newspaper published in the County
Of Wa hinaon for ihree successive weeks the said
poraton Of the Mortified Bank shall thereupon be
deemed n be surrendered subject TO the provisions VI
the above named Act.
In witness whereof | have hereunto signed my name
and caused the seal Of the State 10 be here
unto affixed In Exeeu i've Chamber at Wat
ebury, this twenty second day OF June in
w. ~ the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred aud siKty-six. and ofthe indeptnd'
eRoe cf the United states the nnstieih
PAUL DILLINctiAM
BY the Governor,
l6i7 Secretary Of Civ1 and Military Afa'r'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
EOLDING AND POCKET LANTERNS.

safe and convenient, the size Of cigar case only.
Folded aud unoided in wnkliag To farmers, sports.
men, and person, living in the couniryi they invAu
able Eye body sha ud have For sale by CTookfry
and Hardware Dealers everywhere. ard al wholesale by
WILLIAM b. WILLIAMS,
wholesale Dealer IN Glassware Ill Milk St.. Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
STODDA AR ID s
CHOLERA SPECIFIC;

Q III . i Ii IL A,
Cholera Mlfbus, Diarher, Dgseatefy, summer
COnpiaiatS PAIN "a he stomach
and Boptis sc
Its action aEDIlrE and afFIoAooUs and has hesn use'
by thousands since the Cholera Of s0 Physicians
and All admit Il to be the BGsr uoMfou NJ
UsH for the Complaints for which Il Il designed.
srODDARp BURTON Proprietors, Troy NY
hy- For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
March iA,smoidkw.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

10 Probate Court held a. Montpelier 10 said District
on The % day Of July. A. y. led6.
hafnar executor q he last will shd testament OF
Llla late u Walt said District pre
Htus h aiunlstratluu and alior-
ancc Whupou u 10 ord red BY said Court that said account
Pc referred sion " said Court held AZ the Probate
20 asa MONTPELIER On the 2n day u July. A. D. 1893
et hAIht tnl ds1u thereun Aud IL Is further ordered
is hee b- gwen 20 all persons interested, BY pub
@ ut @ sane ilrse weeks successirely IN the Yer
mont Wa'h hnd state Journal, nsWspaper published
houlpeNer previous Co said time appointed Tor hearnQ
mat th-N nay appear 40 said tins and place, and shog
allowed. -' NV W
5y .he Court Attest .R.MEgRILL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
AegaI notirfs.

CrArE oF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DIsrefcr- AZ
- 10 PROBATE tour held q Mantpei.r, within and Tor said
dau,e 81 Htiter n the iaa viii and .
naN v sister lte of cahIt, IN saiidistrc deceased akes
hpnct On 70 said Court With the Appreciation in
guWns % M ts deveet tui isgstees of said resd
l 't ~ csnf' 70 sell the whole n the estate
.9 &c Including the homstead therein All situated
IN $50 t repreentnF The sale thereof would heneae-
those iaterested In his estate ~ '' "'
Whsrupon, ordered BY sail Court that said apploa,op
BE- RET rrei 90 session thereof held a III prats
honiNell.r on The 3.t day eiiuy, A. s Tor airing
and decision i6ereou and g further ordered That All per-
sons INTERESTED BE- nuuhad hereof publication on noce az
SAID arp cation ADD order thereon three weeks
y ne vermont Wachnan and Stale Journal, printed Al
Montpelier before said time u eafng that hv m AZ appsar
a said ne and place. and they cause obi1ot hsfeto
ny w Npurl-AttestI n. A. CHASE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

DOYAL HANNA LOTTERY.
III Conducted under the supervision Of the Captain
GENERAL Of Cuba. Plies padHn gold. Prizes cAshed
and information givep BY GEORGE UPHAM,
No 90 North Maia Street, Providence, X.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

~ OIIUE-I hereby give aud relnquish
y g. my s1n Lewis Amell Jf, his lime for the resi-
du Of bis minority aud shall not any Of his
ngs nor pay any OF his dsols from t1is dae.
LEWIS X AMELL.
mark.
JOHN MORISsEr 70. witness.
MQdIestx July IL 1866 lTl'9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

Nj ADAM JUMEL'S IAMMARGAL BALM,
VI for dsv oniug the female FINN Mech,nicii Ap.
piianoas used shen necessary orders addressed e
Ageat FOR Madam Junei 1888 Canal str.et New York
promptly attended 20 Send stamp for circular aadaHi
Jua'efS UrinFls o5hierator sold bysll Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22
The Report Of the Minority OF tine
ItcconstructiOn Committee.

Every one who has read this admlrable
report, published in full in the DiSpotch OF
yesterday, will endorse the following Opt
Mon or the able editor Of the Baltimore
Sun
"Thc report, as we have indicated, must
carry conviction IL the minds OF all read
ers. Measures, il is presumed, will be
taken in due time to give the entire d'cr-
mcut large circulation by the proper
agencies throughout the country. 1t
should be read by every thinking man, rs
it is complete vindication Of a vital point
of constitutional law, n rctutation of Sian
der against the people OF eleven States,
and an overwhelming blow to Radical
usurpation."
The Natiouo, IntelEgcncr, high autho-
rity, says:
at is an unanswcrablc view Of the con-
,titutional status Of the southern States.
and must produce an impression on all IN
telligcnt aud dispassonate minds. We
trust il may have an extensive circulation,
as we believe it is calculated to do much
good.
awe confess we have read the minority
report with great pleasure. We breathe
frccr under it. We feel that we arc still
living under form Of government limited
by constitution which no party has :;
right 10 violate, and which, in the lon-
run, they cannot violate without just rctri-
button from an indignant people"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

\ NEW VIEW ~ TuE QrE>TjrN.-Thc
Washington RJnjlr@ argues that if the
doctrine of THAp. STEyENS aud his recon
struction committee lc true, the Federal
Government i, bound to pay the debts al
The Confederate States. We suppose
Essays the organl no principle Of law 10 hc
"bcttcr settled taAn that any government
"cntitlcd to be respected Is that Of al
"indcpcndcnt State in Chriatcndom may
"lawlullv contract debts; and that tor
debts contracted in the name OF the
" State, by its authorised agents, for it,
"public use, the succeeding government is
"liablc. The doctrine is that the govern
.'mcnt which succeeds to the fiscal right,
"of another is bound 10 fulfil lis fiscal obi
cations. - ITheatoits International Lar,
"paJe Al"
We are afraid some Of our friends who
Mold large amounts of Confederate bond,
will begin seriously 10 consider whether
rHAD. isn't right, after all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

RESPECT TO GENERAL SCOTT AT WEST
PoIxT.-During the recent ceremonies at
West Point, at the close of the session OF
1866, Mr.. B. JOHNSON BARBOUR, of this
State, one of the Board of Visitors, moved
a resolution for the appointment of a COM
mittec to draft resolutions expressive OF
the feelings Of the Board relative TO the
death of General WINFIELD SCOTT. The
resolution was agreed to, and the chair
man appointed Messrs. MCMYSN, of Wis
consin; RALsroS, of Illinois; McCArLLEY,
of Delaware TISDALL, Of Mississippi, and
TURNER, of Rhode Island. The committee
afterwards introduced resolutions paying
a warm tribute to the memory of General
ScoTT, and requesting Congress to erect Il
monument at West Point in commcmora-
ton Of his character and services.
1t is quite singular that Mr.. BARBOUR
should have been altogether omitted in
forming the committee. 1t is possible that
nc requested the chairman not to appoint
him. Yet we could hardly perceive
reason which should exclude him from the
committee which would not equally apply
TO his movement of the resolution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

VIRGINIA POSTAL MATTERs.- follow
ing post offices have been rcopcncd:
Cedar Fork, Caroline county, Mrs. b. A.
Anderson postmiStrcsS.
Spring Mills, AppomattoX county, Mrs.
Ann l.. Rule poStmiStrcsS.
Waverly Station, Sussex county, j. 7.
Brockwell postmaster.
Well Water, Buckingham county, Miss
VI. A. Maxy postmistrcSs.
At Owl Run, Fauquier county, appoint
4. Benedict postmaster, vice q. b. Davis,
resigned.
The following offices have been discon-
tnued:
White Gate, Giles county; West Point,
King William county; Mansfield, Louisa
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22
A Tax Agreeable to the North.

There is no kind Of taxation so agreea-
bic to rs as that which is imposed on other
people, and not upon ourselves. Indeed,
it is unfortunately trait of human nature
to be much more composed and resigned
to the misfortuncs of our neighborS than
those which fall upon us. These indispu-
table maxims are illustrated in the evil
dent forttudc with which the proposed
tax on cotton is borne by our northern
friends. The philosopher of the Tribune
speaks of it in the following ediiying and
pious manner!
ave regret that there is any necessity
for taxing at all and especially for taxing
production. But since taxes must be
raised-many and heavy ones-we doubt
that any tax on production would yield so
much with so little hardship to our people
as the proposed five cents per pound on
cotton, whereof other nations would be
required to bear part"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

Secretary Seward, in his official an
nouncement OF the death of General Cass,
speaks of his "crolted patriotism At a re-
cent period Of political disorder" We next
expect TO hear the most terrible and
groundless rebellion on record spoken OF
as san unfortunate family quarrel" or, a.
Mrs. Darlington would express il, "a slight
constipation of our internal relations
Baltimore american.
Since our contemporary is under the con-
viction that to this complexion we must
come at last, let Ia recommend him to
take little soothing syrup occasionally,
or Hoffman's anodync, or Dalby's carmina-
tive, to put himself in the proper frame OF
mind for this remarkable relapse into gen
tlcncss and ciyility.
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The Radicals Defeated I'm their NJ.
tempt TO Buy the Fcrians.
New YORK, June 70,
To James Stephens, C. 0. l. r.:


To James Stephens, {. 0. l. r.:
We congratulate you for having tri-
umphcd over traders in the Irish vote. The
Centres Of Manhattan, Long Island, and
jersey City, in convention last night, re-
iteratcd their unboundcd confidence ana
support.
The Irish cannot be bought or sold.
This telegram refers to especial" in
the New York Herald Of the 18th instant,
stating that Mr.. Stephens was to have been
introduced to the House OF Representa-
tivcs on the 18th, but when he learned that
the same gentleman who was to introduce
him lMr. Coltax) would also introduce Mr..
W. X. Roberts at the Orphans Fair on the
same evening, Mr.. Stephens Immediately
declined the honor intended to be done
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

&C themselves; all beggars or others re.
oa;v;nc aims. Any person known to be .
nickpocket, thief, burglar, either by his
avn confession or otherwise, II not en-
Gagged ut some lawful employment, is de.
clared vagrant, and arrested accord
ingg."
This is Massachusetts. A much less
stringent vagrant act passed by the Nlr-
ginia Legislature at its recent session
was arrested by General Terry and its en-
torccmcnt forbidden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22
The Origin of the Impending War be.
tween Austria and Prussia.


II, as now seems inevitable, hostiGties
actually commence between Austria and
Prussia, the fact will only be another proof
OF how frequently the smallest pretext
serves as an excuse for entering upon q
gigantic war. The Duchics Of Schlcswig.
Holstein, with total population Of about
pine hundred thousand, are now made
the excuse for disturbing the so-called
balance OF power in Europe, and slip Of
territGy Of insignificant extent is likely IL
be the Immediate cause Of conflict IL
which the ITO principal parties can en-
gage NJ leas, ,one million eight hundred
thousand arme> men.
The early hi oory o. the Dncn'eS ~ re"''y
snd comparat fysiy unimportan'. ~ 'ar
back Is 1854, CHRISTIAN l., h'aso' psn.
mark, was cleo 90 Couns o. nossse'p' sno 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22
TIE DIFFERENCE.-The Legislature {

TaE DlFrEREsCE.-The Legislature of
Massachusetts has passed sweeping va
grant law. 1t empowers officers
"Toarrest all idle persons who, not hav-
ing visible means Of support, live without
lawful employment; all persons wander
ing abroad and visiting grog shops or houses
of iii repute, or lodging in groceries, out
houses, market.places, sheds, barns, or In
the open mir, and not giving good account
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

On The 10th juno, 1900, MARY wARRocK: infant
daughter OF n. g. and Dir, David Coulling, oil olou'
ecstcr county, Va, aged six months.
On tho morning OF The 2lst instant, at the resi-
ianc. ~ Dr q, w Harris, in Gooehland county
Mr.. FLIzA y. GlLMEs, widow OF the late
t,eotge K GIlmer. OF Georgia, In the seventeen
year Of her age. .,, tn
iler funeral will take place at II o'clock IT,,
t,hnrrh Inr Uope'sl Her friends and those nt h"i
brother, Psachy Il. Gra,tan, and his family ar"
requested to attend.
At Cnalsmouth Kanawha county, May - nmu,
after a few days illness, Colonel FkAs'lS
THOMPSON, in the tify- ninth year oi MS age
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re ESTABLISHED 1915.
LOUIS j. BOSsIEUX,
Manufacturer Of
rDrrprrn STEAM CANDIES

Manufacturer of
DOUBLED. REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer In
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, PICKLES, ClGAEs'
sc, &c,
bess to inform his old friends and customers tha'
he has resumed business at his old stand,
No. 50 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desiras to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them to renewal OF thelt
husines, connections, promising equitable dealing.
Al. motto is quick sales and small profits.
IL 2l-lm
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M LADIES' DiNING-nOOMs

n, LADIES' DINING ROOMS
A.
WEaDLiNuERH,
No. plb MAiS arREtrs
DINING. ROOMS have been elegantly lifted up IN
tho second story of my building for furnishing
MEALS AT ALL HOURS for ladies accompanied
~ gentlemen Tho attention of The ladies and
gentlemen of Richmond Is called TO this notice
md thay are assured that efforts will be spared
10 merit their patronage. The best the market al
ford. can always be had
IooIts C.. WEyDLINGER.
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~ ANDREW ANToNI, wHOLEsALl

~ ANDREW ANTONI. " LE>aL l.
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CuNFbCIloHbRl
NND FRUITS, respectfully informs the citizens o.
Mchmout that h. has resumed business III nj
,Ew IRON-FRONT BUILDING on Main street
ppositr 10 the site Of his old stand, adjoining ih'
.xchanse Bank.
Tho store aud saloons have been fitted MP ana
lrnished IN A style which h. is confident VII
,pet with the approval of the public.
His facilities Tor manufacturing FANCY AM
LAIN CANDIES Of the best quality enable hin
. offer inducements to the trade which cannot D.
lrrassed A call from his former customers /, re-
prcttuIly solicited.
A large and choice assortment Of FRENCH BON
IONS, IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, C0RplAL>
RESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES, &c, will be
.lways kept on hand
ICE CREAM ofthe most approved aavors served
n the Saloan.
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and ORSA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks 10 the ctl-
zen, Of Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
At to him for the Last fifteen years, and will en-.
lcavor to merit a continuance If the same.
fc8-lm ANDREW ANToNI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

gg A HOME REMEDY.-The great repn-
tation achieved by BENEFITS DlARRHEA
KILLER during the epidemic Of l'ia in this city
should commend il to all who suffer from plAk'
rHEA, CHOLERA MORBU>, ana all diseases
4 the Bowels 4 trial will convince the most
,krptctl. Price, FIFTY CENTS bottle.
i.lt SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


GALE AT CTION OF THE
> VALUABLE HOTEL AND FARM At MIL.
FORD, ON THE RICHMOND AND FREDERlChs.
BURG RAILROAD, FORTY MILES NORTH or
RICHMOND. Will be sod At auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the Sd q Jalyt nss, a. ~
o'clock, A. NJ, the foregoing VALUABLE Pko-
PERTY, containing by actual survey On HUI.
DRIED AND TWESTY-THREE ACRES, OF whicf
mo hundred acres lies on the west side oil inc
railroad and twenty three acres on the east side
thereof. The land Is Of fine quality, on which
therc Il an excellent ORCHARD Of apples and
peaches. The HOTEL isa large building, situated
on the abroad. Six passenger trains stop daily Al
Tho door. TINS afording great advantages to tn"
HOTEL AZ ii allows tmo for the passengers to tax
tlrir meals There is au excellent store attached
10 the HOTEL, now doing good bushes, besides
which there are two other excellent buildings !.
also school house, blacksmith shop, wheel
rights shop, telegraph office, etc.
IT, Il person disposed 10 embark IN prohtabie
business, this property offers peculiar dvantag"s
II dos red, it will be divided 50 az to SUI. biddsI,
TERMS One fourth cash, balance at Tour, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by a trust deed. .,.
HARRISON, GoDDlN APPERsON,
10 22-2awtds aucuohe'rH.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
eU.LooK on THIS PICTURE,
AND THEN ON THAT,

Here you behold the inrrm sep,
The pallid check. wasting form,
untaGtod food, and q social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches, pains
SIceyles. nights, and mental dependency.
There. laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares
.gcntal thought aud ambitious receives
show tho contrast and mark the picture.
Aud here tho secret los, that
Unknown Ia Quackonboas, tho Doctor,
smith had tnkru buttlpa three
az BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERs.
Ia - II
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AUCTION SALES-THrs nav
BY Grubbs q Williams, Aue,ions~r.
Northwest corner OF Eleventh and Nj
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL LOT, AT THE SOr.ru
- VEST CORNER Of CLAY AND PGr.a'rI
STREETS, FOR SALE.-We offer for ale ." - - y
truly valuable LOT located a. abu.. fyr,..''.ii
sixty five feet, Running back one hundred fas, -.
an alley. Terms reasonable. Apply H. $3.50 !"
HARRISON, GoDDIE APPEpS0y
10 2t-3t " '''''"'
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EOR SALE, new coinmodious BT'Sr.
l. NESS HOUSE IN the most desirable -,
part Of the city. Apply 10 EG
PALMER. HARTSOOK i Co, Eli
je2l-h Libby BuiIdfn..>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apper-on,
Rankcrs. Brokers. and Real Esta Agents.
By Grubbs x Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
| HOUSE AND LOT. on DUVAL STREET
YEAR BROOK AEENCE:-ln execution OF deco
md Henry Thompson, 10 the Subscribers as trli--
ees. dated 18th June, 1860, and recorded In Kich
mond Hastings Court office we VIII sell al auction
CLOCK F. NJ il fair. ii not, then on the next IAN
Law thereafter. the property, conveyed by salS
Iced being LOT No. u. in Marshall Mann, &c
nI.n situated on nuval street near Brook avenue
fronting twenty eight feet, and upon which stand'
4 brick dwelling. , nt..o.
~ fnnr and eight months for negotiable notes, witt
interest added /, credit payments to be- secured by
deed OF trust on the property. Taxes for l'e'to be
paid By the purchaser.
SAMUEL I. BAYLI,}
GprpR. i WILLIAMS, Auctioueers je9o
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Rankars Brokers and Real Estate Agents.

VERY NEAT AND HANDSOMELY
Y ARRANGED FRAME RESIDENCE, IN SID
NEY, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CUMBERLAND,
BETWEEN CULVERT AND CHERRY sTREETS.
ion. on the promises. on SATURDAY AFFEh-
VOON the sd June 1886. at o'clock, thar bean
fiful RESIDENCE located a above, now In IN
occupancy of Mr.. R. +. Johnson. Ii contains hve
-oorns with front and rear porticos, and th'
I.ual out building; all Of which have recently
Deen painted and otherwise repaired, ana are no"
TFRx.: One-third cash balance at four ana
Il Int months for negotiable notes, interest added
for i.rs IN be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDIN y APPERsoN.
4, Of a, Auctioneer1.