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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
FOR SALE.

good farm situated in Manchester, VT, about
half way between the villages Of Manchester and
Factory Point. Said farm contains AZ acres Of
cultivated land. Cuts 80 tons OF hay at present
There are, on the premises, large two story
dwelling house, and barn IS < IS, with suitable
outbuildiDgs. Within the house are q well and
two cisterns.
a Fine Running Brook tsoo rods from the
Barn.
Ons hundred and Fifty apple and pear trees, all
Grafted huit in 6ne condition. Er
One a the best locations in tbs STATE.
PEI further particulars enquire Of
PRMD1L, BURNHAN 8 TElPLE,
ag DutlAnA 0pem HOUSE,
observation-disclosures 3Nt1aA6, w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

THE FUNERAL OF MISS CHAFFEE.-
The funeral of Miss Katie Chaffec was
largely attended, fr,Io Trinity Church,
Monday. afternoon. The service Of the
Episcopal Church was read by Rev. j.
Milton Peck, Rector. At Evergreen Gem
etery the burial service was concluded.
After tbs conclusion Of tho church service
at the gravel her associates sang tho follow
ing beautiful hymn to music composed,
expressly for tho occasion, by Prof. George
A Miatzkc
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

- CABTLETOE, VT.
Ths institution will b. opened for the rccep-
under the charge 81 Rev. X. q. WILIIAIb, Of
Connecticut. The two courses Of study required
by the Board ~ Education Of the state of YER
mont Will Dc pursusd by the pupils according 70
their option. Lectures viii Dc given by profea-
sional gentlemen on subjects important to acbol-
ars and teaehers.
Tuition ~ per quarter.
Board can BE- obtained az reason able Trices in
families In the village, with the Principal, aud
opportunities furnished for those who may de-
aye 90 board thsfnsrlver.
.EOT further information address che Principal,
or - &. 81. WILLARD, Secretary.
aup2Ol kwff
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Ia oNB PRIOE SIORE. z
UOl.IANS VIII. BI

hh DOLLARS WILL BIZ
NV fJ.ici',i IS ~ L. DIX II fall ~ T.
III less time - luy w. her phyAciii4, more
efectna'ly ana permanen-iy, safh less restr. tini
from occupation ar if-y exposure 70 all wealth r.
with safe aud pleasant medicines.
sELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects aud consequences,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AsD SITUATION
incident 70 married and single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
merourial affections, eruptinns and all diseases 81
the skim, ulcers Of the nose, throat and bod
pimples on the face, swelling Of the joints nei'-
yousuess, constitutional and other weaknesse- ia
youth aud the more advanced, at all ages. of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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nLrEr, ogRTLE ararEn.

R0bei in the garments Of the tomb,
Sweet, gentle sister, be thy rest
Earth, in thy bosom find her room,
Room for The beautiful and blest
Sleep, gentle sister,
Sleep where no mortal sorrow
Breaks thy calm repo5o.
Death for our sister had no sting,
Christ was her refuge and her stay.
Under the shadow Of his wing,
Calmly she breathed her life away.
Sleep, gentle sister,
Sleep where no mortal sorrow
Breaks thy calm repose
The general arrangements were quietly
and admirably conducted by Col. Geo. A.
Merrill.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

OLD AGE.-We are assured that man
recently died in Brazilian town 1t The
age Of 1876 yeazs, whose nourishment, the
greater portion 81 his leng li1s, was
scrspsd ohsess, wine, md sngar. The ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
w / Y T..
b | T T E r S.

ID L L L Il Ia ..
OF sPEER'5 WINE with Herbs and Bo9's.
by FAR THE BEST
and most Reliable Tonic ami Ritter VA the may
ket. The best is always the
CHEAPEST
The Herlr, Bark and RoOts used in
EER'S
STANDARD
WINE Differs.
Are Peruvian Bark, Cham0mile Fllw ers. Snake
root, Wild GERRY Bark, Calanus, Ginger, and
such other herbs and Roots as have always been
found the most
HEALTH GIVING
and invigOra.ing. They inr1rt
BLOOM
TO the sallow, care worn and lean person, ard
BEAUTY
u their pale and sickly clun'enances.
LADIES
from U.ah, S'uth America aud Europe are end
ins hy f&prf-~ Tor thee E'-ftr-.
sold by Drrrl1-ts crerally. Fee that the sis-
ma ure az ALfETD -IEEE, p4tsaie. y j., IL ever
The cork Of each lo';le. 3C.ISwaawly
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speak Kindly to the Erring.

Speak kindly to the erring one,
And strive his heart to win,
A word Of kindness, ftly spoken,
May tend to draw from sin. -
Then do not hsr.hly turn away,
But for the erring work and pray.
See thou that parents wandering son,
Whose feet away have strayed
From Wisdom's path Of pleasantness
To sins deceitful glade!
Mark thou, that mother kneel and pray
That God may meet him in the way.
And though for months, and even years,
That prayer seems yet unheard,
She stin puts all her trust in God,
Aud in BIS holy word,
Bat now that prayer Of days long past,
That mothers prayer il heard st last.
Then let rs to the erring one
Win kindness speak alway-
Hosxstting mot that We, likewise.
Have faults = wen = they,
But ever slxivs, witA Ill cur might,
10 suids1A1aiA II ysth q ElghS.
H1>~.l>c~ Ankaa - = lin AZ yaol.
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II SALARY PAID
a " ATCu pRFE-GIVFN GRA-
HENRY WARD BEECUER'S
SERMONS IN
pLYMNCTH PILPIT.

i u ! VI v z 7 II 7 = Il II
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nomination all over THE country aud EuroFe.
hey ful OF vital, bean iful Religion Thought
and feeling. Plymouth Pulpit l. published
weekly and contains Mr. Brschers Sermons and
pra5 .4s, in fofIn suitable for preservation AMI
binding. safe by an new~d, alters. Price,
loo. Yearly M 5scIipuoIs received by he pub
ii .her, 1871 giving txo lanes me volumes Of over
400 pages each. Halt yearly, sl.7j. new and
superb steel Portrait OF Mr.. beeoher presented
PLYNOU1 q PULPIT {4}l, aud CHURCH
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Christian Journals pages, cut an / stitched,
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
SALEM LEAD COMPANY.
This Company Corrode ard Grind the most

This Company Corrode ard Grind the most
beautiful
PURE WHITE LEAD,
ever offered. IL y selected and ground from the
best material, warranted Strictly Pure, and for
bfillIancy and body n has 10 equal
The demand tor It the past season proves con-
clusiyely that a strictly pure white lead Is ap-
preciated. With largely increased facilities tins
Company will promptly supply the increasing de-
mand.
Lower grades Of White Lead also nanufae-
tnred at the Companys Works On the line Of
Eastern Railroad salem Mass.
sept7dW&s3m FRANCIS BROWN,
Treasurer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

BURLINGToN.-Mr. Edmunds has re-
Gently disposed Of his extensive law
library, valued at sc, 800, to Messrs Law
renee 81 Burnap of Burlington. The
library consists principally of reports,
which, added to the valuable selection al
ready owned by L. 81 B. gives them a rare
selection Of books, if not the most valu-
able collection the State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

SQUAsHEs.-Mr. Shubel Tyler, living
on Cain street, has raised the past season
three California squashes,' whose united
weight is 100 lbs, the largest weighing
so lbs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

This Loan amount 80 sG-50Gn0J. FlH=t Nor
gage Laud-gr4ni ard sinking Fund IsDHas 49,
cured upon tn cEtsDEiYfi - the EasIHay flssIa
near Sheridan. m Kan-a- 20 B'4uver oa.sfads. 3
distance % zs5 Gnel 81 NiIfA ~ TniIts are rgel-
pirt~d aud th- gst D. III -nr e5fr.g 4rf5fu. Il j.
slsy ADrgsYr upon rkr Igti fhsrgl4ug -elfsek
aud FTnncilirr - tfl4s 4.faf-t ss Eitlpaw. N4daH
nov running through DE- s' 's ~ kaHFAE ard
IN npcc. saiul OT.rafi.n tyr ss1 miles geet ~ fae
III ahOur River, Ht.4 E.t.G 4.fa.a# tnH8*A -
meet all u ~ ralI am f..la al rs .Hsfs,
teHl1es
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

DIR. HAWAIIAN takes great pleasure in
awaiting himself Of this opportunity 10 return
his thanks TO his patrons and numerous friends
for the cordial and generous support given him
since his advent To Rutland. and trusts by prompt
attention 10 the calls Of those whom Providence
may afiiict with disease that his hum ble efforts
will be, az he hatters himself they have hitherto
been effectuAl in alternating theif suiierings,
which will be hi. highest ambition.
IIenceforth, DIR. HaDrahan, when not in his
office over Rogers store on Center street, may
be seen at the ApOthecaTies' Han and not al
Fem Il Co.'S, having discontinued doing busi-
ners with that firm.
A. every community has its poor, and as DIR.
Hanrahtn Is unable 10 know thOfe who are -,
certificate from "A clergyman 81 any denornina-
ton stating inability 20 pay the usual fees will
obtain for any one DIR. Hanrahan's professional
servica. yratuitously.
DR. Hnnrahin may be found as stated below:
RuTLIsD--At his OH ee, from until $50 a. m,
from IL. 80 until 40 pm, aud from until 300
pm.
WKsr HCTLbNp-- On Mondays Weinesdayp
md Frdays, Al O'Clock pm, ~ John Nurpby's.
CAnTfEToE Every wednesday and Frday at
. O'Clock pm, NJ Northrup's Drug store.
HYpEyiLLE Every Friday a. O'Clock, at II.
McDDnonRhs.
wssr CArLEroE Every Friday, from 8 70 .
Pm.
BnASp0y The eccpnd SUNDAY Of every month,
~ D'cloek pm, 80 james CDsgrDye'a.
FAfEnAvE Every wednesday. a. O'Clock
pm. augiDd2g3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
A sHKIHo rC%proa H'1EGr1I9N

cent bOui-. a"ins .r.H %. o. Joe ~ Do &. r.
BJucs as
A sIEKIEo TUSD rgH .u HrE-IJTg&
OF TTE garus
I'll, t4n.. .-lir.a...t.-... Har1as
u tna Tna iasnt l'rHt.. Tg t"E 4#, na b
ine csaI reig a1i pHE faa t HE sl.p
bold ~ On ss-.t 44 l4.I -l -
THREE AIiLIo:is OF as.H ~ 1HE
sTATI.O OF KAN AS,
and, although n1. r-eIe-9 a- s..-1-tg isr ftls
Loan, their pDss' To "a adds .lr-H 20 rf@ Com
pauy's Eeti'h ellI credit Nrtf fss 81 iEe
Of the Company rrlI. RS. f.HV.sai fr mort
gaze. NJ s2s,V,1C9I me- Eu.ls -L- L#su merely
Tie Boa. lage
unEW YEARS TO arE
from May ], 1859, ara via Jay
SEVEN PER CENT. U.TGal a - GOLD,
seu.i-annually, on - % } a-l ,.ss.l. 4sa als
FREE PROM GoyEE>sIEEr TAXATION.
ne PRINCIPAL ~ tl.g Loan y Tu~f ragatla Ii
Will be
PAYABLE - TRa"KFaEr, LONDON. nB
NEw.Yo.E.
:. ,eF..oa oi,la h5,,.-, v4a,-. NOSES, g RE
following T4'es:
On 500 Boaaia s-v yarl- 90 c-7,. eeesLarf
year.
On 81 ooo p Ind iaI1ala7, 81. raa. och L-lf
year.
Ga g. 900 Bond in grzasiart. s5gs ~ Ar.a... e.ah
halt year.
The Agen'sof the Loan. f-es. ~ --.H., ,l.e
trust, had tie nan''t5n % fA" a4-. sd te
country through e. .ah q ruE- .sl. - ez.sfl-
ines. Thsy aTs harry go So ne Is.a ~ en-
phase .ndorssIrenr AZ a
FIEsT-CLa-s INEF -a--
ia every re-P-c. perfectly sure aar s~- esa-
f'al even
BETTER TIA, CoyEEH1ir- uHI-
tbs.
The Bonds VIII D. SD f.rtss 81
&c, AND ACCRUED INTEEZsT Ig5H Is
CURRENCY,
- Agen's re-ergias the .l-fs 70 advance tie
Tn af'eftia- - investors 8. Iu-ltsl ~ dee
gel-srcuIel Pm = IS D irH ~ ra.-r ra.s.a : one
81 tho Ilosi pra-i-a BE -ii f;s ~ b. Il.ket
Gold and Gpvernrr rrlt ~ -uritfss taken IN raw
mint a. their Ii-Isst value, without oarulaie-
sIHn-.
Pamrh'e;.. with rss.. giving iali information.
sent ~ application.
DAESLY, AlgEGhN, q 90,
10 % EvaA4nsa Pace. Ny.
~ X. JEsUr s 60.
~ D. me Stret ny.
.aue.2-dN rsm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FREsHET.-
In our paper yesterday we expressed fears
that if the storm which was raging at the
time ofour writing Were to continue, that
more damage would be done. Our fears
were we'll founded, for Notwithstanding
the rain ceased before two o'clock yester-
day morning, yet the water rose so as to
make wash-out on the Rutland read
near Cuttingsville that detained the train
TIL repa...- oould be made. At Chester the
s,nth branch of Williams river rose SO as
to wa-h away three dwelling houses and
two barns, the property Of MIR, Mason,
Abel Putnam and Otis Marshall. At the
nreyious fleshet the river had encroached
upon the banks of the stream 80 as to
nearly undermine these buildings, J.
therefore required but a moderate rise o
the stream to gull out their foundation
and thus ensure their destruction.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

In addition - 'l.y. 'he Hl-Es ~. al retHral lr
a GTst mOrfg8ge % the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
Clark hide HI| 29!!siEs

FOR MARKING CLOTHING, ETC.
s:Morei convenient than iEk.-"[Am. Agricui-
turist.
"Invaluable to houselkeepers. "-[Godey' Lady's
Book.
ga very useful article. fam. Inst. Report, S67.
Sole Agent, u. FABER, 1913 William St, N. Y.
Sold by Stationers and Dealers everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
1T HAS NO EQUAL.

1T HAS NO EQUAL.
1t is imposed OF the active principles of roots
and plants which are chemically extracted, So rs
to retain all their medical qualities.
MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Who are 50 often afflicted with throat diseases,
will find n sure remedy IN this Bllsam. Ioz-
enges and waters sometimes give relief, but this
Balsam. taken few times, Will ensure perma-
nent cure.
Will all those attic ed with Coughs or Con-
SUMPTION give this Balsam fair trial They
will be pleased with the result and confess that
the Sure Remedy il found at last.
1T is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ectl2d&wiw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

THE RUTLAND RAILRoAD.-Notwith
standing the unexampled calamities that
have recently befallen the Rutland road,
through train from Boston arrived here
last evening at II o'clock. By the well
directed efforts of the managers of the
road, the wash-outs, culverts and bridges
have been SO far repaired as to enable
trains to run from this place to Gassett's,
and Bellows Falls to Nourse's Mills.
Stages and baggage wagons run between
these places for the conveyance of passen-
gers and baggage. It will not be many
days before the road will be passable
both ways,nearly or quite to the wash-out
at Bartonsville, so that the carrying
round" will be confined to that place
only. a survey, we understand, has been
nude for a road at Bartonsville, and the
time will not be very long before freight
and passengers viii be carried past that
place without changing cars.
We ground this prediction of what will
be done upor our knowledge of what has
already been done by those making the
repp RS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14
A PACIFIC RAILWAY
GOLD J. . 4 v
s65ooo0o

We beg leave TO armour % . q. lars accepted
the agency u The
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-14

NEW SEVEN PER CESr TUEyY YEAR
GOLD LOAN. FREE TEUI TAX.
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KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY co2pAar
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Aamrahan & ca.
NEW DRUG STORE.

direct from New York, and which they will sell
at the lowest rates FOR CASH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15

"A Washington paper describes heauti-
full Young lady as having face a painter
might dwell upon. That would be delight
ful residence.
= The other day man applied at rail-
way station to know when the latest train left
'.I don't mean" sid he, 'the very latest, but
the one AFTER"
Which requires the mos. courage, to
fend off or offend man.
What sort of ladies resemble POcahon-
tas? PoIka-hunters.
What time do debtors dislike The
time of falling due.
The most difficult aseent.-Gettipg Up
subscription.
Advice to toper.-DOn't let your spin
rits go down.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15
yelvot Cream-To a mint Of cream pu

Velvet Cream-To pint of cream put
very little sugar, keep stirring it over tho
FIRE till the sugar is dissolved, and then take
it off, but keep on stirring it till it is about
the warmth Of new milk, after which pour it
through fine colander into dish containing
three spoonfuIIs Of lemon or orange juice,
little grated peel and little fruit marmaladc,
chopped small, with two spoonfuls Of whito
wine This should be prepared the evening
before it is wanted
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15
: Minute pudding-STix five tablespoon

= Minute Pudding-NIix five tablespoon
fuls of -four with half pin: of cold sweet
milk, very Iistle salt, one-fourth of nut
meg stir It into pint and half of boiling
sweet milk boiling one minute, stirring con-
stantIy; set it off from the fire until it gets
lukewarm add three beaten eggs stir until il
boils and eat with cream and sugar.-N H.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-15
=Protect rour melon. squash and cucumber

Protect your melon, squash and cucumber
vines thus: Take sticks four inches long
and one half inch in diameter-pine is best.
Wrap one inch of one end in piece of cotton
or linen Dip this in turpentinc, and stick
one or two in each hill, leaving only the
wrapped part above ground. The odor ofthe
turpentine does the business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07
UNHE GREAT LIGHT.
TUED DAYLIGHT BURNER.

The mos. powerful and truly brilliant light
ever produced from Kerosene Oil burning
pure white and brilliant flame. giving IS much
light as three or four cJmnoa burners. with
great economy ut oil.
1t burns the "Argand," or Tubular Flame.
giving an equal light I'll around and never
breaks chimney from heat.
There is no aickerlng or wavering; /. per
fectly safe and free from danger with any qus-
ity OF oil. and burns freely till the last drop o.
oil is consumed constant current of Nil
through the centre Of the flame keeps the burn
or always cool it cannot explode; the wick
requires no trimming and Will last Tor years -
low it produces the same fame rs the German
Students Lamp; costs bnt a tribe, and wall
last for years.
The Porcelain Shades are pure milk White
imported; give out n sofl de- iciou' light the
can be attached IL any lamp. For sale st
WM. COGAN'S,
AZ ~ colt NJ. Ii North Royal t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07
OALEOFVALUABLEFAI FAIRFAX LAND.

By virtue of a decree of the County Court of
Fairfax county, rendered in the cause of Mary
G.. Saunders vs.. K. o. Adams and others, l
shall. as Commissioner therein named, offer
for sale on MONDAY, the It'll day OF June,
1869, Circuit Court day, in front Of the Court
TRACT OF LAND of which Samuel Adams
died seized, containing 81 acre., lying on Dill
cult Kun, opposite Hunters M adjoining the
A., l.. & Il. r. H. and the lands OF II. p. Lam
There is good wv YELLING. with rooms q
on the place. About % acres is excellent bot
tom land.
TERMS-One.tenth cash the residue ia
three equal instalments at g. IL and IL months.
with interest; the deferred payments to be &C.
tcnton of the title and tho land liable to be re-
sold at purchaser cost. on his failure to COM
plete ms title THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co... ap 3O-lawts Com. of Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
y OF LAND IN FAIRFAX CO., NEAR
BURkE'S STATION.-By virtue Of decree
of the Circuit Court of Alexandria, rendered at
the August term thereof, 1868, in the suit OF BE,
Lehman and wife, vs.. Masten's executor OF ais, l
will sell by public auction, on MONDAY, TIC
18th Of May, 1859, that being Court day. IN
front of tho Court House Of Fairfax county,
a TRACT OF LAND in the county Of Fair
fax. near Burkes Station, containing ONE
HUNDRED ACRES, situated on tho North
branch of Pohick run, and adjoining the lands
of Presley Barker, Thomas klgin, and Henry
Stevens, being the same TRACT or LAND
which was conveyed to John Masten by deed
from Mary Rose, dated oath of June. 1859.
TERMS-On fourth of the purchase money
equal instalments, at =ix twelve and eighteen
months, respectively, with interest from day OF
sale the deferred payments u be secured by
the note. of purchase, satisfactorily endorsed
and the tito to ba retained until all tho pur
chase money is fully paid. Stamps and Goa
veyancing ~ the COS. OF purchaser:
IT. y. CLAUGHTON
ali lb-eo.s Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07
DIED.

In Al.x.nlris. Va. on thursday m0Tning'
Nav -; 1853. in her Goth year, Mrs. CATH r.
me STEELE. wife OF Col. DunnIng NC,
Nair, of Washington. ID. G. ES- me iune ei.u
viii take place from the Second Presbyter
Church. Alexandria, Saturday, at ii o CLOCK a.
~ and from thence to the Congressional Gem
etery The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
At the U. s Consulate, Geneva. on the l7th
Of April, FRANCES ESTELLE UPTON,
Youngest daughter Of the U. 5: Consul at that
city She died in the communion OF the HOLY
Csiholic Church, and death released her from
long and severe suffering which she bo:e with
sin gular RESIGNATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

The Radical papers are representing the re-
cent ARRAY in Charlotte county, in this State,
ia which colored man named Holmes, for
lnerly member of the Underwood Conven-
tion, was killed, as an evidence Of the "un'
le,tled condition of affairs in the interior, Z"
and as requiring further "repressive' measures
On the part Of the military, They are making
tn most of what they think will contribute to
.'Hadical canital"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSAS RAIL ROAD.

-
On and after SUNDAY, May 2. 1869, one
daily passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and the Viz
GINA Springs at Lynchburg for the West and
Southwest. and at Washington, 10 the North
and Northwest. -,
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at go a m, and
Alexandria rs ~ n striving At Lynchblrg
at 4;40 D. m.
Leave Lynchbufg at coo a. IA. arrive at
Alexandria at t - y, Ia and at Washington
at 30 p. m. -,
Passengers for MAJ AS3A5 BRANCH will
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday. at
IL p. m, and arrive at Harrisonburg ut Il .?
a. H. Leave Harrisonburg at 2O0 a. IN, and
arrive at Alezsndris at lC 81 q. N. This train
makes close connections ut Manassas Junction,
with movement. or the main line, greatly Ia
cilitating ntercour . between he lower Valley
and Richmond LynchbuGg, &C.
Passengers from Washington and AleXaEdrls
to Winchester. Middleburg Capon Sprilgs,
&c, will ind good connections by this route.
An ACCOM- TRAIN will leave
Alexandria daily, Sunday excepted, at 10 p.
IN, and arrive at Wsrrenton at T:l5 =. m.
Leave Warren.on at 1:l6 II. lii and arrive at
AlexAnJria at III 30 q. m
j. NJ. BROADU5,
su % General Ticket a gent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07
ALEXANDRIA.

A dispatch from Washington says; Gen.
Candy, commanding the First Military Dis
tiict, has been instructed by the President to
submit the Constitution recently framed by the
Convention which met in Richmond, to the
people of Virginia on the last Tuesday IN
June or first Tuesday in July. The articles 10
he submitted for ratification or rejection have
nc, yet been determined upon, but will pro
b.bly be fixed at the session Of the Cabinet
&c day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07
A7TVANDPIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
MARRIED.

On the 10Th ulino. at St. PauPs CHURCH
Petersburg. by Rev J H. WinSfeld' IhoS'
. GILLIAN esq or Violet Bank, Chester
eolj cnnntv Va TO AGNES B., daughter OF
Rev Horace SStriGefellow, of Hanover county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-07

The Fredericksburg Herald says 1t is
be ieved that Judge will be appontedby Gen.
Ctnby in time to hold the regular spring term
tM Spotsylvania Mr. Chapman, of Orange
county, and MIR. Kingston, from Northern
State, are understood as the eompetitors-the
Probabilities being in favor OF Mr.. Chapman.