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guTLA.D. VERMONT
nn DOLLARS WILL

cnh DOLLARS WILL BIZ
wv forfeit-d by DR. l.. Dir n failing %
eur. in Less time than any other physician, n0r-
effectu.lly and permanently. with iess restraint
from occupation or le-s exposure % all ssa,be'
with safe and pleasant nlssdlcaDss-
sELF-ABIbk AND 5DLIJAEY HAbIIr.
Thsir efs-cf< and consequence,
SPECIAL AILhksTr AND rlIbAIloH
Incidsnt % married aud single Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE Di-DkDEsrs
urrcnriAl an-ctlOns -ruptioDs and al diss'a~-s -
the skin, ulcers II he No., throat arc 19b
n1,n,,le~ an IN. face ,seIliry of "a. Joint, neT
,guss.sss constitutional and othsT ssaxIsf-s<s a.
youth and .tss NOR. advanced, 81 all sgrs. -
Both sKxEs. EIsOIk Oh AAhklED
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w / n Il.


OF sPEER'S WINE with Herbs and Roets,
BY FAR THE BEST
and most Reliable Tonic aud Bitter IN the mar
ket. The best is always the
CHEAPEST
The Herbs, Barks and Roots used INF
SPE T. RS
STANDARD
WINEiBITTERS
Are Peruvian Bark, Chamorniie Flowers. Snake
root, Wild GERRY Bark, calsmu-, Ginger. and
such other herbs and Roots as have always been
found the most
HEALIH-GIyING
and invigyrsting. They Inpart
BLOOM
20 the sall0w. care worn and lean person. and
BEAUTY
10 their pale and sickly untenanees.
LADIES
from Utah. S'.uth America aud Europe are send
ing by kxJress Tor these Bit'.rs.
Sold by Druggtsfs generally. zee that the sig
nature If ALFRED SPfrh, Parsaie, N. j., ~ oye1
the cork 0; each bottle a6dSweowly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
IHKIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS
" AXE A COMING
LOOK OUT FOR BAGTA CIADb ~ you
WOULD MAKE HOME UAPPE
A DIALOGUE.

Mrs. Brnith 10 dear q dear what shall DO.
Trouble, trouble, all the time. II ! could keep
this children stiu and contsutsi - would not
seem 10 hard 10 get along, but they are uneasy
all the time from early morn til late a. rigst
Mrs Brown-My children are great deal u
comfort and great source Of pleasure 70 me.
used 10 be troubled the same way till found the
key 10 happiness. 1 spend few dollars every
year In Toys and Games, and 1 think u is money
well laid out. IL amuses and makes them
happy, and pass a great many pleasant hours
| in seeing them enjoy themselves.
Mrs. Smith-Where can buy some toys, who
| keeps the best assortment
Mrs. Brown-Francis Penn & Co. have just re-
turned from the city with the incest assortment
ever saw. Their store is GRAINED full Of every
thing in the line Of Christmas Goods. II is "a
good as a show 70 go through their store and
look over their goods.
Mrs. Smith must go night of and try the
experiment. Iwonder If they would like 70 have
| me take my children with me
Mrs. Brownies, by all means take the chill
dren /; they will enjoy IL and Mr.. Penn likes
| 70 have them come.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

| WANTED. 20 To 100000 FEET
! w 81 Dig White Birch spoil Lumber, from
| | inch 10 iDebe. square and t-r' bong. % b.
feliyefeI within - days. Adde'S.
| -. q PRATT. Plymouth, dass.
| dssf4ifz y. ~ IT, III =
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
A YER'S SARSAPAKILLA, FOR
n PURIFYING JHE BLOOD

The reputation tbis
excellent Medicine IN
jOys, IL derived from ~
cures, many of which
ass truly marvellous,
IuvsfsTafe casas III
scrofu l,us disease,
where the sj stem seem
% saturated with cor
rup;ion. have been pu-
Tihsd and cured ~ ~.
Scrofoious affections
and disorders, which
were aggravated BY the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
EUYDT's WALL MAS FOR
NJ arBD1Ig

BY the admirable system 81 G l1fing ADJ, tied,
the platsaus. mountains, valleys, fy.rs attitudes.
in fact, all the physical char sfisiie. ~ tie
earths surface, are clearly m bsetutifptiy *
pressed, az also the political features, bounds
RES, names of cities, etc
PROF. 0UYOI'b
| COMMON SCHOOL SERIES or OUTLINE
POLITICAL AND PHYSICAL
WAII~MAPS.
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SALVE.

GARBOLlC SALNE.
The important discovery OF the CAkBoLIC
ACID a. Cleansing, Purify ing. and Healing
agen. Is one Of the most remarkable results Of
modern medical research. During the late civil
and was found to be not only thorough disin-
fectant, but also the most wonderful and speedy
HEALING REMEDY ever known.
II Is now presented in a scientific combination
with other soothing and healing agencies, in the
form of q sALvE; and, having been already
used in numberless cases with most satisfactory
and beneficial results, we have no hesitation In
Offering II 10 the public AZ the mos. certain, rap
ID, and enectuai remedy for all Sores and Uieer.,
no matter Of how long standing. fog Burns, cufA.
Wounds, and every abrasion Of skin or nesh, and
for Skin diseases generally.
Bold by all Druggists. Price II cents
JOHN y. HENRY, Sole Propristor.
Moe College Place. New YORK.
HENRY q CO.,
Busiinsta, W..
wHOLEsALB AGENTS.
sDv7slAvem
ITILDKN LADIES Summary,
- Wet Lsbas0s. y. n.
II. Ma HAM OnCU1T, rnasapalA.
W1nx0 snDo1Ou bsu1o Be-. "a, isys.
10 oeaAss ~ rspssssses1 = ths sshool,
nsvlo6sot1vov
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= ~ O. LssvsswsstA vss q 1usy dur.
- 11sAss = 10ol-6, = Ast4ss A.
sa6an.g A63s1snt 0SAseni d - Ssoosd
N 60 - ~ ~ ~ iusg -.
NJ - - = - Ja.ss = lsspss'
~ ogsl snjsgea - sxApa1s& -
qua1n1usa - - snssss - - NJ
% SsnneAAa, Il u probable tAss -
'ethek yAnqnt e1loss = - vel quausd
70 wuile ~ ~ account Of The opseationi
- - tFpops bssrs Richmond dsriag II
49, just preceding the oosspsssos q
49, sdty.
This BE- hssitAtss TO do. BY reason Of BIZ
on. participation therein. but the o@css'
sad nsnbsss a ths society have urged
upon him this service - . dsty hs owe
the State. end especially the brave msr
who wsrs with him, who represent nearly
every portion Of II, and II Il hoped that b
Win not dslay the performance of the dat,
much longer.
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NATIONAL BANK Of RUTLAND.

Rutland, Dec. s, 1859.
The stockholders Of this Bank are hereby motif
fed that the annual meeting for the election Of
Directors for the ensuing year, and Inspectors Of
the next election, will be held 1t their Banking
House, On Tuesday, the 18th day Of January
next, between the hours Of II a. m and IL IN.
decSdtd S. w. ROWEIL, Cashier.
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DopD'S
NERVINE
ONCE MORE.

Tho standard remedy for btliousness with the
medical pot. sston IN. Anti Bilious Pill of the
American PhhIuACop0la And its reputation
has been well "upugh deserved. But II IL "A Pill,
nevertheess. aud most people Of sensibiity feel
something ABOUT as big meeting house com
ing into their throat whenever pill Is spoken Of.
DODDS EERVINE AND INNI0OkATOE
acts efficiently on the bi larry organism II irri-
tates neither stomach intestine in its opera
ton and what Ii very important, as all good
nurses know, II IL most agreeable to take being
as pleasant 20 the palate any delicate wine.
We all know how it Is with Cod Liver Oil. In a
pure state Is excellent for certain conditions Of
debility, and particularly in tendencies 10 Con-
sumption; aud yet many Of the best physicians
decline to prescribe 1t, because 1t so dreadiully
siekens the patient. That. they say, makes IL
do more harm than good. With Dodd's Neryine
all this becomes obsolete.
For sale 10y all Druggists. Price, 81. octl9-sw
GHAPPED HANDS AND FACE,
Sore Lips, &c, cured at once by the use Of
Hegeman's Camphor Ice with 6lycsrine, keeps
the hands soft IN the coolest weather. See that
you get the Genuine. Sold by Druggists. Price
IS cents per box: sent by mail for B. cents.
Hegeman s Co., New York 7. o. Box 222s.
iec6diw
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"HA THREAD DO YOU USE
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE DAWN OF NEW ERA IN THE HISTORY OF
MACHINE THREADS.

1t is with the greatest tatisfaction that We are
enabled to call the attention OF the people OF New
England TO the G.. b. /. COTTON THREAD
now being manufactured by the WILLISTON
MILLS. This thread is made expressly for Fam
lily Use, and sold by weight, each spool contain
ing one half ounce, exclusive Of weight Of spool.
ISLAND COTTON, manufactured on the most
improved machinery, in mills built at cost Of
81 ,000. 900. We do not hesitate TO warrant IT
equal m strength, superior in srnoothness and
cheaper quality and quantity considered) than
any sc-called 200 yards Spool Cotton in the mar
ket, whether Imported or American.
We confidently believe that its introduction Is
destined to create revolution in the " COTTON
WORLD" stern and impartial test Of same
BY the most competent authority fully justified
the highest anticipations OF its most earnest sd-
vocates.
We invite for this thread thorough trial By
everybody interested in Spool Cotton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

RUTLAND COUNTY NATIONAL BAsK,
Rutland, VT, Dec. 9th 1889.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF this
Bank, for the election of nine Directors for the
year ensuing, and three Inspectors Of the next
election. will be held at their Banking Rooms, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January next, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m and 2 o'clockm.
HENRY +. FIELD,
dec9d kwtd Cashier.
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Provost Marshals within the department.
He retained the entire supervision Of all
permits and licenses for trade and for adj
mission into Richmond. Of the supplies
for the army and for destitute hnihes.
Subordinate offices were established and
placed under competent oAaceYA for de-
tails of which reference may be had to
the orders published in the Richmond
Daily Wing for April.
Capt Leavenworth was appointed Assist
ant Provost Marshal, by Gen. Weitzel, at
the request of the Provost Marshal Gem
sral, and was by the latter placed in
charge Of his principal Office in the Gus
tom House, which position he held under
his direction and under .hst Of his sue
oessor, Brig. GsnL Patrick, Chief Provost
Marshal Of the army Of the Potomsc,
until the last of the month.
Capt L. had the use Of the papers
found in the Treasury building, and Of
those documents Of the Adjutsnt 0%n-
erals Office, which were cspturfi, On =
canal boat, up the james, Wksa Col.
Curtis was sent down from Washington,
BY Secretary Stanton. To take possession
Of the papers, Capt. l.. was permitted by
the COURTESY Of the Colonel, 10 retain
sons duplicate documents and other ms
nsntoss Of the rebellion. In his position
h. also enjoyed pssnlisr faciiittsA -
gsthsring up copies Of reports snd other
pspsvs Of interest. Among ths Dnt ~.
uabls Of thsss sre quite full nlss 81 ths
Riohmond Ssmi-Wsskly Whig Assipg
the years fs8f-2-S-4 sud D. Tksss H.
passsd over 70 the kssping Si - w.
mont Historical Society. lour years sisss.
For thsir prsssrvsttoa, tie Legislature, u
~ last ssssios, tls60). appropriated d
nbsa1 sum.
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DRD JACKET AXE!
- 1wsas b. LAFDoN HUFTOON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond D,spatch.
WASHINGTON, MAY II, 1855

w ASHISGT0Ss May IL. icop.
Since the publication Of the Prcsident
proclamation there seems TO be !uil I'D ~
circles here concerning the virginia cnS,
ton. Some of the Radicals here eHpfes'
the belief that the constitution VIII DC re-
iecteti !: and as that will give them stpsetli-
IiaI grounds, acceptable to their party, ioi
further opposing the admission OF the Slate
to her place IN the Union, they are r'sthei
anyious that it shall be so rejected.
: TbcIIonc-talked-of mission to Spain was
definitely Settled to-day by the President
sicninr the commission OF Sickles, which
was prepared at the State Department on
SATURDAY.. The overthrow OF Hale occasions
n great deal of comment, and his friends here
declare they have been treated with dlsre-
spect. inasfnucil rs the assurance had been
given that hale should not be disturbed III
his position.
Mr.. I. Q. washington, for some years past
n contributor to the National Intettigencer.
chiefly on southern questions, and author OF
the Notes at the Capital" is no longer con-
nected with that Journal. Mr.. Washington
will continue his profession rs Journalist
rs correspondent OF the London Telegraph
and other papers.
The following internal revenue. appoint
mcnts have been made for Virginia Peter
q. Morgan, gauger seventh district. ufce W.
l.. Williams: James w. Bohannon, tobacco
inspector for the third district. L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-19
w.. By Wellington Goddiu,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Hastings Court of the city of Richmond pro-
nounced on the 7th day of May, 1s6o III the case of
Henry Kehrer plaintiff, against John W. Cole
1t ais. defendants. the undersigned. who Is hereby
appointed special commissioner for the purpose;
will, on SATURDAY the nd OF May, 1852 nj u
O'Clock p. NJ. proceed to sell upon the premises,
at public auction, the REAL ESTATE In the de.
cree mentioned consisting of Two LOTS OF
near Leigh, fronting SO feet on Twenty fourth
street and running ba OK To- feet to an alley In COM
mon, with the BUILDINGS and improvements
thereon being the same real estate conveyed by
John w. Cole and wife to William A. Brown,
trustee for Mrs. Mary Z. Elicit the wife Of james
NJ. Elicit. and 10 Jesse g. Crouch. .-.r.
TERMS :: For cash rs to the sum Of $3.50 with In
terest from elst July, 1885 and expenses OF sale
and to the residue, such terms win be pro-
claimed on the day Of sale
my21 -" Special Commissioner,
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams, AuctioncerS,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
j THE COUNTY or CHARLOTTE, Two y,
MILES FROM kEYSVILLE AND ONE-QUA r.
TER OF 4 MILE FROM THE RAILROAD.-In
execution Of The trust conferred upon n me by deed
dated 9th December 1867, and recorded In Char
lotto county court win sell at auction at the bee; Of
flee of Grubbs & Williams, In the city of Rich
mond. on MONDAY, 18th Nay, at II O'Clock NJ.
the property therein dcscrihed being farm Of
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES stu
ated as above, onc-half of which embracing thirty
acres of ash camp low-rround>, very line Is In
good heart and produces tobacco. corn, oats, etc.
tie other half Is heavily timbcrcd aud wooded.
The improvements are dwelling with five COM
Portable rooms with out-houScS all new, two large
tobacco barns, icc-houScS, &c
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses of
sale and 81. 500. with interest from 2ed December
ls6S the balance on terms to be made known at
time OF sale. -
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRrBRS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOnccrs.
L. S.-Thc terms named above are those pre-
scribcd 10y the decd but 1t Is probable that the
dilor will consent to allow reasonable credit on
part Of the purchase money. q. t W.
ID
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II AND SALE.-Bv virtue Of decree of

II AND SALE.-By virtue Of Il decree of
IL the circuit court FOR Mccklcnburg county rem
dcrcd IN the suit Of Register. &C. Lockcu's exc
cutnrs &c., at the April term 1859. we will sell on
the premises, 10 the highest bidder. on MONDAY
the 3lst day Of May, l-d?, that valuable TRACT OF
LAND lying on Bluestonc creek. In said county.
belonging to the estate OF Royal Lockett. Sr., de-
ceased. c0na lining SIX HUNDRED and EIGHTY
ONE ACRFS-one hundred acres of which Is cN-
cclcnt creek low-grounds. and the upland rs pro-
ductiyc any in the county. with 4 fair propor-
ton in origiaal forest
The improvements consist of commodious
dwclling-housc, with all necessary out-!ioscs, III
good repair.
This land lies about twelve miles distant from
Talcott's station on the Richmond and Danvillc
railroad. Dir. Royal Lockett, DR., who lives on
the premises, will take pleasure in showing 1t to
any one wishing To purchase.
TERMS Onc-third cash; the residue upon Il
credit Of nine and eighteen months, the purchaser
to give bonds for the deferred payments, carrying
interest from the day of sale and the title TO be re-
tanned until all the purchase money is paid.
Possession to be given on the lst day Of January,
1870. Elk. HARRIS, Clarksvilic. Va.
GEORGE b. FINCH, Boytiton. Va,
my s-20t Commissioners.
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11rT1ou- sALEs--sFusurc Days.
,rr BY Grubbs & Williams
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents, corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS. sALE:-TIIE

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-TIIE
II VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY IN
cIiESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED IN
TtiE GREAT COAL BASIN OF plRGINlh,
AND KNOWN AS THE "CUNLIFFE MINES, :
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--As commissioner
annoiuted By the circuit court OF Chcster1eIh
"anrrnty i'm the case OF Agnes Cunlife u.s. Cunllfc
IT MIS- win sell ut auction, upon the premises, on
THITRSDAY 2oth OF May, Immediately after the
sale Of the Midlothian Coal Mines, the property
above referred to. lying on both sides OF the Rich
mond and Dauville railroad. twelve miles from
Richmond. aud I'm the same basin of coal rs the
celebrated Black Heath colliery.
II embraces about 40 acres OF lanu nearly me
whole of which contains coal of superior quality.
4 shaft has been sunk 325 feet from which alone.
by the judiciou- expenditure OF little capitai. 100
ions of superior coal could be produced daily Tor
an indefinite period. The natural formation ana
deposit of the coal Il favorable to the most prohta-
BILE working and the situation of the properly,
immediately on the railroad, affords every iaclliiy
for TRANSPORTATION. II has upon II large DWELL
Ing. which has been recently repaired.
In the estimation Of experienced miners thls is
the most valuable coal property IN Virginia no"
In the market -, ,, ,,oo
and four wears. with interest payable scmi-anhu-
aly the purchaser to execute notes satisfactorily
endorsed. The title being retained by the court
until the notes arc paid. >,cu
Commissioner.
cprprs e WILLIAMS AuctionccrS. my 10
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] IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND
l. PERSONAL PROPERTY IN MECKlEN-
BURG COUNTY YA.-By virtue Of decree of
the circuit court Of Mccklcnhury county, Va,
rendered the 18th day OF April 1899, In the suit
OF Davis and wife against Oliver. &c. shall on
WEDNESDAY the 10Th day Of May, lSta, At the
residence Of John G.. Oliver, insIfd county, sell 10
the highest bidder, at public auction, three several
TRACTS or PARCELS OF LAND owned by the
said John &. Oliycr-to wit:
Tie TRACT which the said John g. Oliver
resides. containing about SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES -" ~.
\ TRACT Immediately adjoining. known as
''ROWf ETT'S,'' containing about FOUR hun
DRIED ACRES: and
Another TRACT. adjoining the lands of " lillian
L. Dodson and others, containing about FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES.
At the same time and place I shall sell tho entire
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE Of
the said Oliver !; his FARMING IMPLEMENTS OF
every description his stock OF HORSES, MULES,
CATTLE. HOGS, and SHEEP, and BUGGY and
HARNESS.
The lands referred To situated within few
miles OF ChristiinsVic. ali are Tor thc nosi part
fertile and productive, being well Adaptcd to tue
growth Of the usual products NJ the country.
The improvements upon the tract upon which
7, the said oliver resides consist OF nm excellent
dwclling-housc and all necessary out-buildings.
Possession to the real estate t. he delivered the
lst day of January. 1870 with the privilege TO the
purchaser OF seeding wheat crop.
TERMS OF SALE {: \ sufficient amount OF Tie pro-
cccds Of the real estate to pay the costs Of suit and
expenses OF sale VIII he required In cash and rs
To the residue, credit OF sx twelve, and eighteen
mouths-thc purchaser TO execute bonds with APP
proved security for the deferred payments, and the
title to he retained until the whole OF the purchase
upon credit of six months, except as 20 sums or
$50 and under, for which cash viii he required. ~
N... s. K. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
ap27 Boydton, Va.
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PROMPT TRANSPORTATION OF FREIGHT
The Massachusetts Legislature has before ii
a bill prepared by the Boston Board OF
Trade, the purpose of which is to secure
the prompt and regular transmission OF
freight by the railroad lines Of that State.
The first section provides that every rail-
road corporation accepting merchandise to
be carried over its road shall he required to
deliver the same ut the place Of destination,
and to notify the cOnsigncc Of its arrival
within tweniy-four hours from the time OF
accepting the same, where the distance l.
not more than one hundred miles, and when
the distance exceeds one hundred miles.
then within such additional time rs shall
not exceed one hour for every addl-
tional ten miles of road. If, however.
on the delivery of goods Mt station the
agent notifies the shipper that they have
come to hand too late for the train of that
day, the time within which the company is
bound to carry them shall be computed
from the following day but to prevent de-
lays of this kind, there shall bc posted up
conspicuously in every freight station the
fine of departure and arrival of all freight
trains on that line Of road, according to
which table the trains shall be run; and
companies are required to receive goods for
any particular train up to within one hour
of its departure.
The second section requires the delivery
Of the property to the conSignec within ont
hour Of demand having been made for the
same.
The third fixes the penalty for neglect to
transport and deliver merchandise rs thus
rcquircd-namely, the forfeiture Of the
freight money, and il the time Of delay be
double that stipulated, then double the
freight money and 50 Oh proportionatcy
but tits competent for the company to show.
i'll defence of an action, that it was prevent
cd from complying with the acquisitions OF
the statute by unforeseen circumstances
which it could not control or prevent.
The fourth section directs that upon all
receipts for goods given by railroad agents,
The time Of the day, rs we'll as the exact
date otherwise. shall be specified.
The 9th makes the previous sections ap-
plicablc to goods coming from places out
side of the Commonwealth by defining in
what manner the liability Of its own roads
shall be determined after the property has
come into their possession.
The sixth prohibits the loading down q
passenger trains with freight; and the seventh
provides that the act shall take effect thirt!
days altcrits passage Baltimore american
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-19
BY WELLINGTON Goddin,
Auctlonccr aud Real Estate Agent.

VERY COMFORTABLE BRICK TEN
' EMENT IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, on
THE EAST SIDE OF ST STEPHEN BE-
TWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION:-Mill be sold at
auction. on the premises. on WEDSES)Al trc
lath of Nav 1899 at half-past O'Clock l.. NJ. that
very neat and attractive BRICK TENEMENT
located rs above. now in the occupancy OF Sr. T..
y. McFcc. cont inning four rooms: Kitchen hand
some shade trees In the front yard and fine fruit
trees In the garden. The LOT has front Of 33xl2o
feet To- an alley. .....
TERMS: Onc-trd cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed
nv II W. GpDDIN. Auctionrcr.