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WASHINGTON ID. &. MarT.

SALE oB A Handsome Bu1Lpars Lor.-Ku-
bourn a. Latta, real estate brokers, have sold
for Or. >. L. Kidwell lot IS, square On, on X
Street, corner Of Vermont avenue, at about
&z-zo per % mare foot, amounting 20 a12.eOO to
Colonel Samuel D. Smoot, who contsmplstes the
erection thereon Of an elegant residence.
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CONGRESSIONAL ExCURsIoN.-This morning.
at nine O'Clock, party Of about one hundred
and fifty Senators and Representatives started
on pleasure trip over the Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad, to Hamilton, LoudOun county,
Virginia. The invitation was extended to the
party by Hen. Lewis Mckenzie, President of
Messrs. Phelps & Stephens and Receiver Gle
phane on the part Of the Alexandria, Washing
ton and Georgetown road. The party were con-
yeyed in three commodious cars furnished BY
the latter road, to the crossing Of the Loudoun
road. when train was prepared by that road
for the reception Of the distinguished company.
At Hamilton, extensive preparations have been
made by Mr.. Mckenzie for REFRESHMENTS The
company will have fine view Of the Charming
scenery on the road, and will return at o 'cIocS
this evening. Many ladies were among the
party.
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tfCBLIC kkSOLUTI0N-NO. %
A RESOLUTION relating to officers of the Sol
diers' Home.
Reso,red by Me Senate and House of Repre-
sentdtres o. the Cnited States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the law passed January
twenty first, eighteen hundred and seventy, pro-
hibitng the assignment Of retired army officers
to duty shall not apply to officers selected by the
board Of commissioners of the Soldiers Home
Dist let Of Columbia, for duty at that insttu
ton, such selection being approved BY the Sec
r r-tary. Of War: Prorided, That they receive
rom the government only the pay and emolu-
ments allowed by law to retired Officers,
Approved, April 6, 1870.
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LOOK AT THESE PRICES:
M;d ksdies fine Col and Bronze Button shoes.s3 SO
Iadie. II TaSs as:: nss es.fs button ss;,.
!: 3; S SPs hemsmsde Button a:iisr': go 60
:. !: . Laced ssfss
Nj. good G.i.ers.-.-.s1, I.a5, $50, LIS zoo
sho.. '..'..''.'.'.-...'.....i 2? TO 90
Gtbs best school Shoes in thu the CT eityJ y1'
Children Toxed Button GaterA 90
Ladies Lasting cloth and Kid sippsrssoe. 10 Soc
b.siiS sssi Md Slipper, from do 90 e 9e
GENTLkMENs LIST.
:. :. French Cali Home made STITCHED Boots 90
sssssq sssss Boot; So and ::SSS ::SSSS
alter Shoe Combined. somsfSiss sSs
zine se:l Skin SO
Lasting Shoes and Carter yS 70 soSsS go
sS sSSosrsss Saters a. low rs
Boy. Shoes and Gaer.. for dress Jr school up
,n,sS sGenilsmens =, sn BOOTS and GAirERs measured
SIhs1. % SrefE fnd o G the s6oys All
equally low prices, too numerous to mention.
Remember, everything sold at regular wholesale
AIIin want of BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS
should give them call and examine their stock and
prices, and they will see saving of Is per cent.
Don't forget name and No.
6TRASBrRGER BROS,
ap2s-ln sos sHvENTH ST, BET. ANDK.
VOg WILL FIND SHOES,
OF ALL MAKES,
AT TIE SAME PRICE, AND BETTER
GOODS,
THAN YOU SEE In ANY ADVERTISEMENT,
AT WILSON q CO,
my s"' Under Odd Fellows Han.
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COOKS
BALM OF LIRE,
OTHER PREP TIONs,
FOR SALE
BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS,
AT TIE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT,
Corner 9Th and X streets
Gestletsen from 70 z D m. Arb If
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u @. REICHENRACH,s Plano Store.
Z. Ne. 4Z5 liza Street, c5oce Penna. Avenue
(EsTABLI IsHED OVER 90 YEARsJ
sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
o. Mm hnaoe 3 Co., Baltimore, and wm-
Planes, Organs and Mslodeons for sale orvIHvv
Organ Tuning and Repairing. sp4-Ns
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The Bowling Green (Kentucky) Democrat
has the following anecdOte q: Some years
ago there lived in this city knight OF the
last and awl whose name was COoksey, and
who had long borne the distinguished cog
nomen Of "Judge Cooksey." On one oc-
casion stranger visiting the town, and hear
ing our humble mechanic called "Judge,"
at once concluded that at some former
period he had been clothed with the judi
cial ermine, and hence he accosted him with
elbow long, Judge, since you left the
bench?" Imagine how blankly the visitor
appeared when the unpretending old man
responded, saying, "Why, have not drove
q peg for twenty years.
A traveller in Georgia down among the
rice swamps, observing the sallow, sunken-
eyed, emaciated appearance of the inhabi-
tants. asked one of them if the climate was
unhealthy. "Wa'al, no." replied the sick
Iy.lookinc fellow '''taint unhealthy. We
have the fever and ague here all the time in
these parts but then We enjoy powerful
undertow of health which beats the ague
all to nothing"
A Detroiter who took flask of whiskey
with him on shooting trip, struck race
track in the suburbs on his return, aud
walked round it all night, wondering why
he didn't get to town.
A. Warning-The man who tried to mr.
range his hair with an ice-pick got it into
nice pickle.
Nothing conquers obstinacy like cold
weather--lt brings every man to his sneeze.
Wanted-A fresh covering for the bell
that was peaied.
How was the ark propelled! BY a Noah,
Of course.
connecting link between the animal and
vegetable Kingdoms Hash.
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A Mr.. FERRIS married in early manhood
Il slim old lady twice his age. AS years
went by, says the New Orleans Picayune,
his ancient charmer grew wrinkled and
savage, and Mr.. Ferris mourned the hour
he first went to wooing. At last he met a
pretty, jolly little widow down town.
Whispers of the way things We're going on
began to reach the aged matron's ears. She
employed spies and detectives, and watched
herself. Finally, she burst in on them, and
free fight ensued. Arraigned before the
magistrate, the aged wife attempted to ex
plain the difficulty. "But," said the Re-
corder, "you intruded on them" i s, ,
interposed Mr.. Ferris, "burst with lout
screams and Indan-like yellS into our pres
ence. She's crazy" "What," screamed
the virago. "do you call me, your wife
crazy?" 'There, now" exclaimed Mr.
Ferris, with an air of triumph, :" tolC
you she was crazy. She thinks am he
husband" Mrs. Ferris was too confoundet
to speak. "She's your mother, amt she:'
Certainly" replied the bard hearted Fer
ris; and before anything further could be
said the court dismissed the case.
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PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
IA OF TWELVE YEARS sTANDINa-
STONE PASSED AND. TO
BE SEEN.
BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. Is, 1892

BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. To- lo0s'
Or. Helm6old: -,,o
Dear sir.-It is with much pleasure that wiz
Won mon facts respecting myself. 40 hot NV"
hardly how TO express myself. nave oeeh 'oi 'Ae
last ten or twelve years the greatest su1erer lah
could he and live but more sometimes than oteis.
The com plain t was the "kidneys' and "olaoaer'
Have consulted doctors both in Massachusetts anu
this State and taken pills. may say, by inc quar-,
also liGuored medicines; but found no fei'ei
from any. and got worse the last SIX MONTHS
was 40 that / could scarcely get ABOUT.
could not rest night or day. IL "ouiu
soon have been tall up" with me IL L
had not seen your advertisement In the berkshire
Courier headed 'KIdneys." I read 1t through
and thought would try 1t. purchased bottle
but, mind you, had not much faith In 1t. why
should T. when had been trying so many things
and cost me so much We'll, began taking It, ana
before had taken the first bottle felt bad put
finished It and got another. BY the time tooh
half of the second still got worse lapparentl'I'
When walked It seemed as If my rlRht Riuhey
was falling from Its place. and felt reaily pao.
felt so before had finished the second tna' hau
IN ade up nv mind 1t was no use trying any more
and all this time the "Buchu' was doing It's WORK.
but did not know 1t, go gave 1t UP ana "eht 10
Hartford to one OF the best doctoFs III Tue eiIy.
He said IL was the neck Of the bladder ana shouio
have TO undergo IN OpeTaLloH NC So'e I'M '
cine, and went home quite down-hearted. IN
Sunday was uuaale to 90 to church. 1had no'
taken any Of his medicines, but on my return con-
timed using "Buchu,n and late In the afternoon
of that day passed the ugliest stone or graVe
ever saw, covered over with little pieces when COL
lected together II looGs the color OF mud tur-
lie, and hard as q flint So you see the "Bucnu .
was doing its work, although was leeiihe 81
badly. | procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as wen
as ever WAS In my life. have the stone securely
wrapped and those who have seen 1t In this place
| are su, prised. This is a true story of my case,
and Won ere welcome to make such use Of my name
As YOU think proper. 1 am pretty well known In
| BERKSHIRE; also in Connecticut. The ADVERTISE
mont saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is widespread paper.
! r. any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do so. ] could write all day, but think nave
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
| well-wtsher, Iii Ahb w. NJ" h"D,
| Psper-maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct
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DR.. KEYSER

Is a physician OF over thirty years expert
ence, and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and of the University of Medicine and
Surgery of Philadelphia.
MR.. n. T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir, I'm regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. l do rot
think there Is any form or preparation OF 1t l have
not used or known to be used, In the v@rious DIS
eases where such medical patent would he indi-
cated You are aware. as we'll as myself, that 1t
has been extensively employed In the various dis
eases OF the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
ton Il has acquired, in my Judgment Is warranted
by the facts.
! have seen and used. as before stated every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tlncture,
fluid extracts and am not cogniz mt Of any pre-
paration Of that plant at all equal to yours Twelve
years. experience ought think, to give me the
right TO Judge OF It's merits, and, without prejudice
or partiality give you precedence all nthero
value yvur rurnu TOT It's effects on patients L
have cursd with IT, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than I have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu Or any other
proprietary compound OF whatever name
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. KEYsER, N. D.,
No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
August II, 1865.
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1y.URANCE COMPANIES.
CHARTERED 1888.
INVITES FIRE AND1MARlNE RISKS.

TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE & CO..
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. HOS MAIN STREET.
IMPERIAL, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1898.
canitai stock and surplus SO 900 GOO 90
Investments In United States ..:.:.. o4''S'' "a
DenosIted with Treasurer OF VIZ ooo m
siula registered bonds. ........" oV,Voo ''
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CAL
IFORNIA. ..
CAPITAL stock paid up tgold). GOO oC9 " ~
Accommodations tgold). iso'o9' IL
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD OR CURREN-
TTWo HUNDRED THOUSAND. DOLLARS
denositod with the State of New York for the ex-
fra security Of policy-holders. -
THIaTy-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS with
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LA BILE
for the d; BITS Of the Company, adding $2o'olo'opo
security.
I'm city or country, throughout the Std@, and lner-
chandise in transit over land or sea- protecting
against loss or damage. n. 1904.
Policies on BUILDINGS for one TO I'VE years.
Attention Is specially called to the reduced RACES.
corresponding with rates prevailing In other
states with irst-class companies.
LOSSES euui' ably adjusted and promptly pala
at this BRANCH OFFICE. de9s-eodlm
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>o,o,s REASON FOR VoTING THE DEN,
nn n'TJJcrrr.-YesterdavI heard an ola
ooS .,.a nxnlaining to a few Of hls color ms
neS so,s for having voted the Democratic
.,n,set Said he, as he made fierce gestures
;th his weather-beaten hand. IT,
,,s,o r;cht 7 did vote the Democracy
;; nee IFS the first time ever a'a, anu
sinso +hav rim this here gov menu w..
iron the Radicals have it VIII pe .T Va, "' is
Time. I propose for to try en- WY H,ex r
times hard, and why amt .naL ~ No. " ,iav.
in the country? The haoiSa's n nm
TIC smash with everything. l cnm com. nrer
t for 70 vote the Radical ticSes o 9het
. ~. Years ago, and ever since .n ,,a
time time money has been getting seace' t anu
.inus liz and now I don't see tei-
s ssma, b,,i nnce a month. ! hain't got Genus
a .on. rbare used to have dollars when l
n o,,r,ancna for to vote the Radical t'cket'
W. ,,,nst have a change in this here ous,-
macs ar we'll all 60 up. wmtc ana plash
ai;Is Talk about the Radlcals pei.s
friends TO the colored men Any man VIII VIZ.
half Of one eye can see tnaI tht IN, a." ,.,.s
Glands to ANYBODY but themselves. They re
arter the office which draws them big pay
and takes all the money ont OF the couh-
trv and makes cotton go down so that
dsrkey can't earn enough in year TO
huv = hoe-cake for Christmas. Ihai,S
what they do. Who lent me mule
last summer 10 finish my crop. when
mine had broke his leg trying to get over
the fenees Was it . Radical! No, they
have seed my crop go to weeds atorc.
they'd have did it. Fact is, mighty few oil
them have cot any mules to lend. 1t was
Democrat who came to me and says. Joe,
you've had bad luck; you will lose all your
work unless you can get nag to hniSn
your crop. Go to my stable and get that old
mule that's blind in one eye, and pay me
what's right for her when the cropis made
/ paid him up like man. When ! was
sick last summer, and didn' It have bite in
the house to eat, who brought me the
hunk of bacon: 1t was this ere same
Democrat, and now when he wants my
vote ne can get it. y man who sticks up
10 me, I'll stick up to him all the time,"
and, so saying, the ancient negro walked
otI, leaving his little circle Of listeners to
comment upon his speech and digest his
wisdom. One said that he had been bought
up; that man who would sell out for
hunk OF bacon wasn't any account. Anoth-
er thought his head was level, and another
said something in vague way about fools.
It seemed to be his opinion that they were
not all dead yet.-Ddlton (Ga.) Letter IN
Cincinnati Comm ercidt.
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CoRwIN AND THE CLEKGYMAS.-l neard
a good thing of the late Governor Corwin
last night. 1t seems that while this gentle
man was in the Senate ne sat at dinner one
afternoon entertaining the mess with
amusing stories and wtticisms, such as Cor
win only could throw out, when the SER
want, new hand at the business, an
s1ounced q visitor in the parlor deSlrous OF
arrsinteryiew with the Senator. Corw'n
paid ae.attention to the man at tirst. 6ut,
after EtiasA, .irritated by the continued in
terruptiom, said, impatiently, 30, tell him
to 60 10 hell"
Corwin continued his dinner, and at the
end, suddenly recollecting the visitor, bur-
ried to the parlor and found no ore there.
He rang for the servant, and when the man
appeared, said:
"John, did not you tell me there was
some one here:S
"Yes, sah," responded John.
"Why didn't he waltz
"Well, sab. / took him your MESSAGE"
"What mcsssge:" asked the aStonished
Senator.
"Why, sab, I told him dat you said he
should 60 to hell. and he Went"
Corwin's indignation At the stupidity OF
the servant was only eqnallcd by his anx-
iety lest the person insulted should prove
Senator. He heard nothing, however, for
two weeks. when he was called upon By an
old friend who belonged to the ministry.
and was created by Il wise Providence to
look after the charities and welfare of
other people. The Rev. Mr.. Spook
wore white choker and White
hat, with the usually seedy clothes pertain
ing to these good men, who look tor re-
ward in another and better world for their
work done in this. When he saw Senator
Corwin he bust into tears. The political
humorist, thinking that Mrs. $. or some OF
their numerous relatives had departed this
life, fastened to ask the meaning OF the
sudden grief.
"Ah, Governor Corwin," responded the
Door man, 81 thought never TO call upon
you again. The last time l was here you
sent word out to me to 60 toto go to-"
''Bless my soul,' cried Corwin. "was
that you? / am so glad. | feared ii was
one of my constituents, audmy constituents
are such ID fools, while you are too sen.
sible to mind such an absurd message
Here, let me give you ten dollars for the
Ready Relief of aged clergymcn. '-Donn
Piatt, in Comm erciQt.
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New MUSICAL DICTIONARY for the benefit
of church choirs: What is slur: Almost
any remark one singer makes about an
other. What Is Staccat0 movement!
Leaving the choir in huff when one is
dissatisfied with the organist. What is Il
turn? When one singer is discharged to
make room for another. How to secure a
Qlartette Get two good-looking unmar-
RED gentlemen for basso and tenor, aud
there will be no trouble in securing soprano
oil o
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
I EST ATE.-1n execution of decree ~ the
Cbanrerv Court Of tichmnnd. entered 10th De-
cember, 1870 in thu. cause Of Ayres, &C.: vs.
mi sinTers thereby appointed, will s:l at auction,
upon the premises ont UkSDhT; stn January
nj - o'ctrck NJ, tn ELVE ACRES OF LASD,
owned by Fust@ce Robinson: lying In Sidney.
abou. half q mile wet Of The city limits, on
Tnryle street aud running back to A shand street:
he g are soms pain improvements upon it ana
a rrauttful grove. aftording fine building site.
No more de lrabe property OF the KID can De
At the same tiuie and plece. an UNDIVIDED
INTEREST o. IN. IXTEENTH n TIE
d., GIaSS-w.r RnS PROPERTY at Rockets,
contsnng about Az ACRE.
TEHMs l,ne ihrd Cash: balance at one and Two
wears for negotiable notes, with interest ADDED,
ana title retained cntll the notes are PAID.
} r I, I Il; Tpf' com,rs.
J. Fl Il CARRINGTov,},
GRUBBs " ILLIAMs. Aucti"nee's. de
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One Hundred Dollars would be Given for u
Bottle, if Necessary.

One Hundred Dollars would be Given for II
Bottle, if Necessary.
RAILWAY, 4. j., Dec. . 1889.
H. Z. Hembold, Esq:
Dear Slr-I take great pleasure IN sending sou
certificate In addition to the many You have re-
ccived from suffering humanity. 1 can scarcely
find language sufficiently strong to express my
heart celt qualification at the wonderful cure your
"Ruchu'' has effected For four years have suf-
fer d beyond description. All my friends with my
self came to the conclusion that my case was incur
able. Accident placed your advertisement IN Tly
hands. l commenced taking your "Buchu."
followed the directions. and to my utter astonsn-
ment before had taken seven bottles Of your VAL
liable medicine-I would give One Hundred Dol
lars bottle If could not get 1t at any other
price)-I am entirely cured. / most earnestly re-
commend 1t to all those suffering from disease. I
have told many persons to take your valuable med
icine and they are doing so with great success.
ANY Information my fcllow-citizens may require
will he freely given by the subscriber, at his resi-
dence, No. rs Milton avenue, Railway, lew Jer-
Sey. II. III fhhEhaN.
Councilman, Third Ward, city of Railway.
RAILWAY, \. j.. Dec. ., ls6o.-We, the under
signed, are Well acquainted with II. NJ. Freeman.
Of Railway and know that he has been a long
time suffering In the worst possible FORM for the
past four years, and that he has been entirely
cured by the use of "Helmbold's Buchu.'
j. W. SAVAGE, ex-Mayor;
FRANK LABAU, President OF Council;
VIM. RICHARDS, Clerk Of Council;
PETER A. BANTA, Councilman;
WI. BROWN, Coun Gilman;
Us. S. MELICK, Councilman;
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman;
j. B. STRIKER, Merchant
CITY HALL MAYORS OFFICE
RAILWAY, \. j., Dec. S, 1890.
This will certify that I am person ally acquatnt-
ed with III. N. Freeman. and am cognizant of tho
facts rs set forth the above statement, and the
-everal persons whose signatures are hereunto
attached are all known to me.
JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor Of Railway, Y. j.
HELmBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu.
EStSDllSle0 upWdToOl elRuletl ScSIo, PIcPolSu ny
H. T. HELMBOLD, DRUGGIST,
No. SOL BROADWAY, New York, and lc4 S.
TENTH STREET, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price, SLIPS per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50
delivered to any address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up in sleel-en.
graved wrapper, with fac stmtls OF my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed
H.Ir. HELMR.OLD.
do s-sRl
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IL he. TER, first premium MONITOR cor
FEC PIT, first premium; MUNSOk's TURU-
LAR LIGHTNlNG-ROU, first premium; AMER
iCAN CHiaS ~ GA "a , frst premn !E;r, Agent
be found at MUUSTCASTLE'S, $40 Broad street.
All in want Of above articles should call before
purchasing elsewhere. mole
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=. -, :, ;. sAIrsr utpre nays.

AgfCEsseH. "A nTs~,,~-S.e~.-.~~~~~-.
.----.TTrnTORg ,sALE.-WllI be sold at
pniiio auction on WEDE5E na5 on l NE as
Day Of January 1877: rdssrood, the Of
Garland H soRN Ss' = y : : -. -
ppATa, rs
SHUCKs, e
Two good MULES,
y.-a-~ One HORSE, >l
One COW, &c.
TERMS: At SALE G GAAa. 8. H hHHse'
=, a, eodtd Acting V1eeutors.
CpEAT SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
~ c TAy HARNEsS. 60. At AUCTION.-Cn
MOSi1AY, January ao.f 1871 at hALEieh' NJ
T 1ss S Class nS HORSES we'll broke to harness.
7 fast-trayelling HORSES,
Th ane are certainly the finest lot Of HORSES
ever offered at public sale so
a5 platform SPRING WAGONS, nearly new
% e. eo ps sasS sa sad Bg1DLEs,
on1 n lot Of other things too numerous 20 I,eI.
ton, ali (which will be sold to the hieRe1t sieoer'
for cash. y,o-,Y wate coun.y 81 g.
HORSES, MULES, and Z oIkKIAGE$ si pTl-
waite ssIeb T. T. Leg: u zS--.2.-E
IS TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST
p from Paul 7. Wells and John Carpehho
feI dateh June d9y rec o. s,nes Ed sae
,snrd County. virginia. given 20 secrre inc pay
date late ~l bnt
r payable the order of John en- te
csch for 81 ass, defan!t having ben ma9e IN t,ia
arnent Of the de Ut thereby secured, and having
been dire by the holder Of the Ss he
"n TTD IN Day Of JanSary, 1 1s1 a tn
,sraty described ~ follows certain trac. or
nnrcei of land lying and being In the county ct
IKE; 1HiuTERED A~D sIXrY-FIvE ACRsSs,
lain The same land this d-y conveyed 70 the stlu
pnmi r. wells and John Carpenter by a. Ell Iroin
Hay g. Tall4ferro and wife and l.. II. Iailalerro
and wife. $3.50, ,,o r,,Io-uinp FERNS
n wJt For cash n TO 50 r1u: u OF the purrnase
T." "a NAV he necessary deray the expenses
oss le and pay Off and discharge one,i9dr.n q
he dent nv said deed secured; and rs TO the resi-
due Of the purchase moneg IN Zee egnafl pa
nt to he given for the deferred payment Dear
Ing interest from the day Of sale and secured oy
trrst deed upou the property, or the purchaser
NAV, If he desires, pay the whole purchase money
In cash. , r1opou,x r-rstaa
do II. d..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-31
TO TAXPAYERS.

TAXPAYERS OF THE -CITY,-I am
l. authorized 20 state that no extension Of time
will be given on the half-paid bills. The unpaid
hills will he arr ,nge, Immediately after the LIST OF
January, 1871, for publication unless ATTENDED 70.
JUN +. REGNAULT.
de 2a--3t City Cole ctor.