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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
BY Lyme g. Brother, = s
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street. go.

VERY DESIRABLE, HANDSOME,
" AND COMMENSURATE NGED
FAMILY RESIDENCE, ON THE SOUTHEAST
GRAoE 81 CHGRCH H Fur Af
AT AUCTION.-We will sell at public auction on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day of June
1869, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, that truly valuable and
admirably located three-story FRAME Dwell
LING located Us described, the former residence
OF William b. Jones, Esq, containing ten rooms,
closets Kitchen nice stable, carriage house, &C..
complete with gas and water on the premises, all
In perfect repair, having been painted, &C.
The yard Is handsomely shaded with beautiful
trees, shrubbery, &c. -. ,..s...- .asr'.
1t is seldom such fine opportunity is offered to
one to secure such desirable residence and spe-
this sale. - ... ....- -..--. s.. ~ -~--,' ~r -.s
The lot fronts on Grace street Il feet, running
back depth of les feet. s.'.-.. -. .,.. :.
TERMS: At sale. ... -. ....-. - ~ ..fr-.
+ je IL LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il MACHINERY IN MANCHESTER.-As trus
tee In a certain deed of trust executed by Messrs
J. r. Cole and Henry W. Hey, bearing date 10th of
October, 1862 duly recorded In Chesterfield county
at public auction, at the mill in Manchester, mt the
end of Mayo's bridge. formerly known rs Bragg's
MILL on FRIDAY, 25th June, 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, all of the MACHINERY conveyed by the said
decd of trust and described therein, rs follows
PAPER MACHINE and IRONS FOR
SMALL ENGINE,
t.n PAPER PRESS, ..a. ....# va
i LARGE ENGINE, complete; Sd"
LIME BOX,
WATER-TANK,
/ LIME TANK,
. 1FORCE-PUMP, . .....
WooDEN TUB BOILER,
STUFF-TANkS, - .l.r- ..s.-
1FAN-PUMP, y.
.MILL-GEARING and WATER-PIPES,
BELTING FOR MACHINERY, large and
The special attention of persons engaged in the
manufacture of paper is respectfully called to this
sale .s--..... .s-- =.E-...
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to pay off two negotiable notes, past due
amounting to 81, 1885,, bearing interest," on
credit rs to 81 80 until the 10th of October $780,
and as to any residue of the proceeds of sale on
such terms rs the grantors shall prescribe and d.
rect. .. w. GODDlN,
je Is Trustee.
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BY Thomas W. Kecsec, Auctionccr, BIZ,
No. 1917 Main street. ..
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
L ABLE LITTLE FARM AND MARk =
ABOUT FOUR MILES EAST OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE MECHANICS
VILE TURNPfkE.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to the subscribers by George l..
Boshcr and wife, dated June 10, 1865, andrccorded
IN Hcnrco county court, and ut the request of the
tion, upon the premises, on MONDAY the 2lst OF
June, ut clock p NJ If fair If not, then on the
next fair day thereafter at the same hour, that
valuable little FARM and MARKET GARDEN
located above, containing SENENI1.r1FE
ACRES THREE AND 4 HALF ROODS, more
less of which about fifty acres arc cleared ana
in very high state Of cultivation the balance Is
in woods There Is an apple orchard Of choice
fruit, and also some fine young peach trees. s-Ea
The improvements consist of a nice COTTAGE
HOUSE, in modern style, with seven rooms, pan
try, closets, &C., inst painted and papcrcd and in
most thorough order; a kitchen with four rooms,
large barn, stable, courthouse, &c.
The location Is beautiful, and the neighborhood
one of the most desirable and improving near the
city.
We invite the attention of persons wishing such
place, as It Is sufficiently near to enable its
owner to reside upon 1t and yet do business in the
city. '... '..-.......-.-. =. ..@
TERMS: The deed requires nearly all the pur-
chase money In cash, but are authorized by the
creditor to sell for onefOurth cash balance ut SIX
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest," for ne
gotiable notes secured by deed Of trust.
SAMUEL S. COTTRELL, rr,,stoos
CHARLES NJ. BOSHER,
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers. ..
ieQ-12&5tdS .. ..-E m
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TVIRsH & GUGGENHEI01ER y. p
~ WILL OPEN ON
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1862
,,e,r third regular and complete supply Of

WILL OPEN ON
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1862
,,e,r third regular and complete supply Of
.Ff -. SUMMER DRY GOODS, IT, III
and would Do rticularly call the attention OF the
ladies' to the han dsome display Of DRESS GOODS,
,,,,o, barc bceu selected with the greatest care
and unusual good taste displayed in style and
pattern. .".
r,o,,n. WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
. every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, all colors, only
$50 pattern; .-
RACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colored silk figures;
STRIPED and EMBRoIDE RED GRENADINES
at IS, s7s, 40, 45. and Soc;
PLAIN. STRIPED, and PLAID MOZAM-
BIQUES, cheap and pretty; 9H. E"
Beautiful CHENE POPLINs, for walking suits,
only a7ic.
MOURNING GOODS:
s-a BLACK GRENADINES at 81, $3.50, and So
very cheap; ...-.. ........
G.. BLACK GRENADINES at 81 per yard-a
bargain; ---|
81 BLACK GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap; ........, ...--
Pretty GRAY MOHAIR GRENADINES, suita-
BILE for second mourning;
BLACK CHALLIES, #ar
BLACK TAMARTANEs,
BLACK GRAPE and ENGLISH BAREGES.
!. 900 wards CHENE BAEEGES with silk en-
broidercd figures, only 3oc., selling every
..- where at 3TSc.; .... g. s,.. ....r.. .-
., 900 yards ORGANIZES only CSC. yard-yery
cheap. '.'. '.-.'
LAWNS, ............. .a. III
JACCONETS
.,.s.a u.,. ORGANIZES, ,.ira# .,i..
BLACK FRENCH CAMBR1Cs at 4oc., remark
..- -.is.aaE a.. ably cheap. E;...r
PIQUES, n. -... }.t
- .ry IT, PIQUEs,
.-""T2 PIQUES. "&f- x e. Fl
Another lot OF CAMBRIC and SWISS EDGINGs
and INSERTINGS, bought ut large auction
sale in New York, and which will be
'@@ offered at prices that no one VIII
- fail to buy. 4- -r e..
.s.. ..#.~us....t i#I. h..ast.s u H1
-a- 'l WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and .oRGANDIE MUSLINS,
JACCONETS,f CAMBRICS
DT A
y. IRISH LINENS, s>lf -"E'r ...- ...'' .-" g
pin PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER, ~, r.tr tI'..t .TE
100 p,eees WHITE LINEN DIAPER at 81, $780,
{ and sa-great bargains.
! ri LLAMA LACE sHAWLs. .."...
i..-. LLAMA LACE sHAwLs. .as
MEMS WEAR. ..-
A large stock Of - ,s..,t1 ~. r,. ..r
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKING,
cAssIAiEREs, MELTON CLOTHS, &C.
pARAsOLs, sUN-UMBRELLAs, PARAsOLS.
r.rf. Ell. ..~tsus. - : ... ~e.,- a.. ...f...
large and fine stock of rIBBoNS-narrow and
wide, plain and fancy-can be found ut ..
1Hg+ 81 a..THE" DRY GOODS STORE aae
..". ..'~ -s" zfr' ~ OF Hf s .ras4#.
.r. .f..s lMr~.t... at .... .t..
BROAD STREET, No. e27, 'r,
.'.. n,., RICHMOND, VA. ..
-, " ,esfLjar,- 1T. 49,. .&yNEy
statesmen -
W. C. KEAN, j. II. CHENKRY W. II. GORDON
formerly of S. M. Price & Coz. - Ej r#f my Is
TaARDOzo. ALLsOP & FOuRouREAN
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BY Lee & Goddin Auctloncers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEE'S, SALE OF TWO TRACTS
| OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue Of a trust
deed made on the 25t day Of June, 1857 to the UNI
dersigncd by Christian eber, Jr., recorded in the
clerks Office of Heurco county court, to secure to
the holder or holders of two negotiable notes there
I'm mentioned and described the payment of the
sum Of two thousand nine hundred and fifteen dol
lars and default having been made thereon, at the
request of the holder, and in accordance with the
terms thereof will offer for sale at public auction
I'm front of the Office OF Lee Il Goddin, No. lll3
Main street, on WEDNESDAY the 23d day of
June, 1862 at O'Clock L. NJ, the following de
scrlbed TRACTS OF LAND, each lying and being
In the county of Henrico One tract situated near
the min formerly known Blakey's mill, adjoin-
Ing the lands Of John Poe and others, and contain
ing FIFTY-F1VE AND THREE-QU AFTER
ACRES; the other tract lying In the forks of the
Chickahomlny and Bear Swamps, adjoining the
lands OF Edward Cartwright and Others and known
as LONG MEADOWS containing TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES, more or
less. # -.. .-- .....s
TERMS OF SALE Cash for so much as may he
necessary to efray the expenses of executing this
trust and to discharge the amount of money paya-
BILE upon two negotiable notes dated ed day OF
June, 1897. each for 81 $3.50, payable each twelve
months after the day thereof with legal interest on
the same from 25th day OF June, 1858, Till paid and
as to the residue, on such terms as WIN be made
known ut the time and place OF sale.
GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GopDIS, Auctioneers.
~ - - 40 lie
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MATING, OIL-CLOTEE, &c.
r ATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHs.

TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and
-. HEMP. tCARPETINGS; - = = = -
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
and RUGS; ~ = 5s.3
CANTON and cocoa, afATTINGs. all widths;
LACE CURTAINS and WINDoW,SHADES,
FLOOR and TABLE or CLOTHS,
P!ANO and TtBLE-COVERS, a--'A@ sd.
LINEN and FRENCH PRINTS for furniture
= slips. II ~ y'}Er 80, I.--se'o- -
,v,, am I'M now rece,ng a stock Of the above, and
VIII sell at sinsil profits. $50 e -
r. p. RICHARDSON
up A-Sm corner Ninth and Main streets
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: oUs ss, ~; 1Ssa JOE
HseScTREET.--JrssE ..mer Saratoga, another |
I,s, S rseeeiyca, gss PSF s9erSsins
e It al e 81 s.aas gisss
saa sssss
Eld Gloves for ladis ress Goods OF all kinds 70
II s sh aSs Of sad fI Sa, ss at 70
best "A Mating , ~ St c. Brassels Carpe' at
az ssS "a !. Is-et Riggs, &C. :. ~
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"a. ny Wellington Goddin, ~.
Anctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

THREE, VALUABLE B U IL D I n G
i LOTS, AT ASHLAND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of the Richmond,
fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Company
twho. wish to sell portion of their lots in order
that they may be built upon) / shall sell at anc-
tion. upon the premises, on WEDNhSDAI the
valuable LOTS, in the plan of Ashland-;viz., LOT
No. IL, containing about one and 4 third acres, on
the south side of England street LOT No. "A, con-
tanning five acres the west side of James street
and part OF LOT No. 2, containing between
seven and eight acres, on the east side of the rail-
road, opposite to the proposed site Of the new coli
lego building.
Randolph Macon Colleges having been located at
Ashland has added greatly TO the growth aud pros.
perity Of the place, and the lots now to be sold at
auction present many advantages to the citizens of
Richmond or elsewhere who wish to reside mt this
handsome village and educate their sons at this in
stituton. or to transact business in Richmond and
avail themselves of the favorable terms of travel
offered by the railroad company. The College
Commencement will occur on the day of sale, ana
as the cars on that day will leave Richmond ut
and 1l.15 a. NJ. and d.30 Z. NJ, persons may at
tend the sale ut either of these hours the fare for
the round trip being only 81.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added,
and secured by trust deed. W. GODDlN,
ie ID a..- n.G.s. f.. AuctiOncer.
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pLACK PEAS.-S50 bushels Blaze
~ PEAS ON consignment for sale by
my3 ROBERT i. WILLIAMS ! Co
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By Cook e LauEhton, Auctioncers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets,

corner Governor and Franklin streets. ,.,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUS-
II SELLS CARPET, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, VIC
will sell at the residence Of Major Paul Quirk No.
223 Mayo street, near. Bread, his HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, consisting of
. 1BRUSSELS CARPET, very little used:
+ MAHOGANY PARLOR SUIT, covered with
: H. Il 'hair-cl0th. = q. -|iE ! @...3 f.Es = I'd :
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT. 4. .ta.s....
( ny. SMALL of DINiNG-ROOM FURNITURE,
. REFRIGERATOR, &C. ..1r-- ,s..- 81,
: ~ L..- ...ss.t-.l 81 r. COOK g. LAUGHTON,
je 10 ...r {. sg...t .r.E ..tt ~ Auctioneers.
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ss.a-=~
CROCKERY. De.

CNVVhEkH. DC.
ERESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A K GIBSON are now receiving and opening
OF their own importation, large additions to their
STOCK and are prepared to offer special induce
ments to buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets, in rich. decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware in
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters Goblets,T Forks, Spoons, SC.
Refrigerators,, Water-Coolers, Casters, Lamps
great variety ,r.-sa'.
Country merchants hotel-keepers, and houee-
keepers will consult their interests BY calling on
us. s.a KELLOGG & GIBSON
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
ag- 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va
EDWARD b. TAYLOR and R.. G. SUTTON, JR..,
oalesinen. 2 .H#A'E Ir-Ttsss Is s-siur. my 10
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AUTTIl,,N .sAxFs....Tl,fs Day.

T,HE iMARsHAL's SALE OF 4 3 ~
Il IL. H. GREGORY & CO.'S
STOCK OF STOVES, TINWARE, AND
HARDWARE,
Is continued THIS MORNING at II O'Clock.
large and desirable assortment stlH rem aims
unsold. 81 So = q je I7--1t 4
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DRUGS. srEnzCTNEs. &c.

D1ETEr1Cs FOR INFANTS nj -, . -,
N5,fs 81. A.a nf u.5 faz"re AND 1NVALIDS.
COMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD, II.
RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
IigBBELL,S FARINACEOUS FOOD, ,'
HOFF's EXTRACT OF MALT, ....,
( ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY,
, PREPARED DAT MEAL,
LlEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
pREPAKED CORN STARCH.
rT0uRTEL OTIS EXTRACT OF BEEF,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, -
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT, i
HIARD,S EARINACEOUS FOOD, .
TAMARINDS, SAGO, pug - -
TAP1OCA, ETC., etc.; -. ,. \
tor sale mt " sa1'' sT.".. FL 80
MEADE & BAKERS Apothecary Store,
jeI6 el9 Main street.
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NOMSTOCINS RATIONAL FOOD-A
substitute for mothers milk for infants, and
wholesome and readily-digested food fprinvallds-
Is recommended by many physicians For sale by
the agents, wholesale and retail. ..t. I'! +..
r.,.. H.. ....r.. PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
lie 0 ..... ........... .s .s.I. Druprists
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BY Thomas w. Keesec, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

NOW AND CALF FOR SALE AT AUG
~ TONI will sell ON THURSDAY. 18th in
slant, ut 10 O'Clock, in front of my store
l very fine COW and CALF raised Il few miles
below the city. THOMAS w. KEESEE, y
lie 10 ..f #s-a.M go Fl Auctiouccr
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SINGULAR REFoBMAToRY EXPERIMENT
neyoent ladies in Paris are experimenting as
follows There are 900 prostitutes in the St.
Lazaire prison. The ladies who take an interest
IN these fallen wcmen endeavor to make match
es between such Of them as are discharged and
such unmarried males as are simultaneously IN
Grated from city prisons, offering premium of
ooO francs to such people as a dover Thirty
i've couples have thus been Joined with the best
results, and as reformatory movement the n a.,
Is considered successful. The experiment ro,,is
seem to commend itself to those who arc en- -
IN the midnight-mission movement il, - oage
try. Marriage Of any sort would = lis eoun-
ducement to return to prostit1s' emoVe the IN
of a small premium wonld .ion, and the offer
and criminal couples. .Jin many unfortunate
ed to emigrate W Sho might thus be lnduc-
their small CO. -ere land IS cheap, and witt
The expert ,,ltal be able to begin better life
the boz -lnent has been tried in Australia witt
, results
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doom BEEF.-Josiah Wood of Barre, recently
sold the butchers a fine yoke Of oxen, whose
weight on the % Of April, 1868, was 2,7SO lbs.
September 18th, it was $500; December LIST.
$3.50, and March 18th, 400 pounds. One of
them when dressed weighed ,44S pounds, with
ils pounds of hide, and AS pounds of tallow
the o,her dressed l,56S pounds, with 125 pounds
Of hide, and 20s pounds Of tallow. This IS called
the largest OK story Of the season both as 10
quick fitting and light shrinkage.
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Private letters received in from Rome. CON-
tain accounts of an order given to Miss Hosme,.
by the late Queen of Naples. The sx-Oueen eits
for the sculptures in the Identical uniform she wore
upon the ramparts of the fortress, with her boot
and spurs. and her celebrated cloak. The
statue is to be of heroic size. iAe queen standing
in a commanding position, having at her feet a
pile of cannon balls and other martial imple-
ments.
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PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.

PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
HAVING boI' sht out another printing Office. we
rial zap -0' ''' INV
PRESSES.
A; Hoes COUNTRY PRESS frst-rate machine,
In thorous working order, bed 81 by 46, fitted with
cutter, and TO work fir0 rollers over the form.
rIlee 100; cost $3.50. Fitted to run by steam
D egener's LIBERTY PRESS" half medium,
NEW, only used a few weeks, with steam httinss as
wei treadle and in perfect order. Ihese Pessee
ar probably the best now manufactured frice'
An Adams Card Press No. l, an excellent machine
just put in perfect repair, and rs GOOD ss new ce
A Potter Card Press, in good order. Price So.
! A Tufts Hand Press, bed e6 by IS Price so:
A Hoes Washington Hand Press, bed % by 49, A
good Press and in perfect working order Price $50
Also a three horse PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
and boiler in good running order; has steam gauge
water gauge &c. and is an excellent machine.
TYPE,
Anenfre newspaper dress about 700 lbs BREWER and
400 Nonparei with eight fonts Of display type for
advertisements, Conners' make, and almost new,
ton. Part oft has never seen ink, and 1t Il all Just
as good as new We will sell it LOT Is per cent. less
than founders rates, for cash.
Font Plea about. lo0l lbs
Small Plea fonts, about. 500 lbs
l Long Primer font, about. 800 lbs
BREWER fonts, about 800 lbs
Thirty fonts OF wood type and 80 fonts Of
metal type and borders. much of it almost new, and
Cases, Stands, Stones, Leads, Composing Sticks,
So good chance for a printer to purchase an out
fit was seldom offered.
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
t+&wH Burlington, VT.
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THOMAS III. GORDON's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Hor. The P,
DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE, IS. Of aB 1Sr I. s'
To the heirs and all persons interested in the e
ofThomas H. Gordon, late Of South Her
ceased, GREE
WHEREAS, Seth Gordon and Orange p
w administrators Of the estate Of Thomas E
don, hath represented to this Court that the 1s
al estate Of said deceased is insufficient 10 D..
Just debts, by the sum Of s5OO0O0, and hath a-
for license 10 sell all the real estate Of said dse
including the reversion Of the widows dover .
in, TO pay said sum and the cost and charges
ting said estate.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified % ap-s..
fore the Probate Court at session thers'f
holden at the Probate Office in North Herr
18th day Of April AID. le69, and show s05. +.
to the contrary, or give bonds, for the pawn.
the debts a. the Court shall direct, OF Jtha-r
said administrators will then be lcenssf a.
thOrzed 70 sell ali the real estate Of said ~.
And it is ordered that notice be given % all -.
Interested therein by publishing said order -
with time and place Of hearing. three weeE. -
sively in the Burlington Free Press 1sr.--
which circulates In the neighbOrho0u Of a..
sons interested in said estate, all which pus.r
shall be previous 10 the time set for hea-irs
Given under my hand at North Hero. ID a tn
triet, this 20th day Of March AID. 1853
3sw3w II. ". ALLEN Is.-
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Central pafift Railroad.
EXCELLENT SECURITY.
HE FIRST MORTGAGE, THIRTY-YEAR
Six per cent Gold Bonds
or THE
Central Pacific r. r. Co.

'HhSE Bonds are duly authorized and accredited
Obligations Of one Of the most responsible cor
porauons ofthe American continent and are secured
by an absolute first lien upon the valuable grants.
franchises railroad equipment, business, etc Of tie
best portion Of the great
NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LINE.
extending eastwardly from the navisable waters Of
the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from tie Eastern States
They bear six per cent interest per annum in gold
and both principal and interest are expressly made
Payable in United States Gold Coin.
The semi-annual coupons are payable July lst and
January LIST, in New York City
The purchaser is charged the accrued interest from
the date Of the last paid coupon at the currency rate
only.
This issue Of bonds constitutes one Of the targets
and most popular corporate loans Of the country ard
therefore viii be constantly dealt in.
The greater portion of the Loan is now in III a
hands Of steady investors; and 1t is probabl that
belize many months, when the road is cor inflated
the 'oan closed, the bonds will be eagerl SOUGHT
70 1.-THE highesi rntes
Ihey are ssued 'nly as the work pro- crosses. and
to the same extent only the United States subs sv
Bonds granted by the government to the Pacj so
Railroad Companies.
Nearly FIVE HUNDRED MILES Il NE road are m "
built, and the grading is well ADVANCED on two hmm
bred and fifty miles additional. The
THROUGH LINE ACROSS TIE CONTINENT
will be completed b. he middle Of next year Wber,
the overland travsl viii DO very large.
The local business alone. upon the comp oted nor
ton, is so heavy and advantageous tbs the ross
earnings average more than quarter of A million
in gold per month, Of which 30 per cent only is re
quired for operating expenses.
me net profit upon tie Company's business on the
completed portion is about double the amount of
ual interest abilities to be assumed thereupon,
anu WILL ie' surplus Of nearly million in gold
li'el eApe hses and interest are paid, if TIE
through connection uero not made
tre best lands, the richest mines, togetb er with
the largest settlement and nearest markets. lie along
this portion Of the Pacific Railroad, and the future
development of business thereon will be proportion
ally great From these considerations it is submit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-02

An indignant Alderman in St Paul, MINI.
writes as follows to an Editor 81 To the editor
Of the Pioneer in the issue Of the st Paul p
Wednesday the q | am accused of be- res,
cause OF breaking Down Hose Cart ing the
further accused for giveing too 40. l And
which deny and the man thu false alarm,
is liar and the truth is n utters such woyds
prietor of the St Paul Il in him To the Pro-
Ask favor that i Press should like 70
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-02

half-wltted boy has confessed to having
murdered Murray Mcconnell of Indiana a fe1 s
weeks ago. The boy says he had a dispute with
Mr.. Mcconnell about Sll, and becoming enraged
struck MIN on the head with hammer. The
boy is left-handed, and it is asserted that the
blows which proved fatal must have been struck
BY left handed person. Mr. Robinson, who is
under arrest charged with the murder, main
taiDs calm and confident demeanor, and feels
assured that he will be able to establish his limo
cence.