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DioHNfDND THEATRE. GRAsMs1p
49, " snr jbanscsss fS.s.sl ~; \; q;
wiz. f,s,s Of ,Ss kishnanl kssica Ixshaass,l
r;6ra;S s't n;o Sasor q
musis in this city assisted b hoss q hsSy an ana 20
Gentlemen 1paisun ana The RicazoSD Ne ~
TETrE CLUB. The AieitngahhSa e r.ax,v ~
.surssessi ~ ssvvssss ue1 snA bse1tsfus 49,
fiona of music will ne rendered on this
whiah will make this ths MOST ATTkACIiSh
TNTIRTAiNMENTO F fHBsBAs0n.
Tickets and reserved seats arc TO DC nso sstne
Rich uond Musical Exchange.
Ths nisnos ussd or this occasion are from the
celebrated factory OF Charles sted. and L'pde;,
mann's eyclold pianos fromths Richmond Aosies'
1TIcKfrs or Admission Priysts boxes, d
ana % all other parts Of the house, - cents:
No extra chsrge Tor reserved seats. 05e-N
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By orubbs 3 williams, Auctionesrs,
North vsxt corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
By Pilkinton, Pulliam b Co.,
Auctionesu and Commission Meschsntss
No. Is Pearl street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
u LIABLE REAL EsrATR IN TIE CITY "
RICHMOND.-As commissioners under decree OF
the Hastings Court Of the city OF Richmond pro.
eSanssey sa. of rnon.s ana others
ps. Roberto e. Pollard and wife and cthsrs the IN.
der ". OFF i sf R Hsei h
n lss1 , ssm nsa, far a.y
* a.. a arm " 4 r: ssnasr hsidsoSs
;a $:.p; s:g a. ss.s on Non 81:
siisy II feet vide, :Sjoining Yossnsn's warehouse
ana s fWc YA tsiS LOTS fronting ~ foe. ..s.
and running back 80 feet, located On Main street
between Twsnty-sevsnth and T~snsy-sishth
ID. On. LOT fronting NJ feet. rsnning back iss
feet With wooden tsns s CSs Zooa tsns
msnt, located on Main between Twenty seventh
and twenty eighth streets. :, a.. u,,.s
tod on Main street between twenty. sixlh street
and oTs .sssssP & r.. each ran
tsnsmsnt on sssh, located on Main :,rsss ss..ssn
ps1S One One LIZ ' fron,ss ) isss on Twenty
,ss.i's s:s. Sscx Ss 81
'n III. On. LOT fronting fee. on fvsn.y am.
Cary ssr;' streets. With two WOODEN fIsSIISTs
thereon.
street. Running bask - feet with Twsnu,sixfn
ss TSr.. rJIS Honiss 3 is.. each ON s FIX
streets running back Isl feet each to an slisy =
feet vide, 10 eonnoa. The buildings thereon SUD-
jsct 10 be removed.
icsh Three vacant LOTS fronting y feet each On
Cary street.. ranDing bsck With I.snx.sUc''a
stsest 10 feet, and adjoining Csmsion - ~: AZ
Pilsinson. Yvllisn . Co. 10. ~ Pearl ssssss
TInns: One: foslth sssh ssl s,ss,ssa SonsSs.
r.sos,ehi. 800 inssrsS sddsl. Title retained
I until deferred psynsn,s are 49, ss;n.p.
/ ra6Exl ]. hAkDdaovs.
| Conmissionsu.
] 81 ..nA.eisd IN PrIxrxroI, lrLLIAn 2 Co.
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-THE body will
commence IL snnasl session In Baltimore
on Wednesday the 9Th Of March, stsA.
u. Bishop Pierce, Rev. DR.. LovIcx
PIrRcE, Dr.. MEANS Of Georgia, Bishop
DooeETr and other distinguished divines
from this State, Wilde In attendance. The
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist says /" the
number Of msmbsrs expected to DO In q.
tendance viii, II b supposed, reach about
one hundred and forty" Ifso, both Of the
changes proposed by the General Confer
encs may be made, end one Of them (the
change Of name) almost certainly win be
made.
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TIE VEro.--A telegram in the San says
that the President will send in his veto
message upon the reconstruction bill to Con-
gress on Wednesday next. No one now
expects the President to "pocket the BILL"
nor to "spprove it under protest." as has
been advised by some.
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GENERAL GRANr.-A Washington tele-
gram announces that General GRANT is re-
ported. son good authority" Is having
said that he regards tho reconstruction bill
Is very unwise legislation. s
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Nv Paine 4 CO., Auctionssrs.

Nv Paine 4 Co., Aucttonssrs.
ARGE AND SPECIAL OPENING
IIcATALOGUB SALB.-on WBDNtSpAI,
March 9Th, commissioning ats o,s'of NJ ioss Nam
street. opsSsits the post once, LAKdA ana
CHOICE Ss as Asss sRFIHa BY q GOODS.
Ri1TS SHOES, and HAYS.
Rs3DY.MADE CLnTHIH0, &c.
s,rabis Goods. now receiving, and sesp,sd to the
This l. our opening sale It our new loeation ana
chants TO IT, "A the stock L. lare and the goofs VIII
he soId without reserve and In lots TO suit pur'
Tssns: Under 800, cash /; over sioo. sixty days,
ior app'o'eu PAINE d CO,
.os "a Auctionsen.
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TIE CAsINEr.-All the members Of the
Cabinet save one are said to have express
ed their decided opposition to the recon-
struction bill.
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q speaker whose genuine Wit a. humes
coupled with the beauty and s.s1encs q
hs language, always render bio Ssctusss
entertaining and improving '
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sB-w. ID. BLAIR & CO., AT THE CORNER
OF NINTH AND MAIN STREETS, have just re.
ceived large supplyof
LEE PERRIN'S CELEBRATED WORCESTER
SAUCE,
Gross BLACKwRLLs ENGLISH PICKLES,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
GENUINE ITALIAN MACARONI,
and general assortment OF FINE FAMILY GRO
CERIEs.
We also call special attention to our supply Of
superior FRENCH WEYMOUTH CORDIAL.
la 3l-eodts
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M. bALDwIs's LEcTuRs.--We trnst that
Ar.SALDwIx viii have full house this
evening. His last lecture was for the benefit
OF the orphans; this one for his own be-
nett. II Is unnecessary to add that he il
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the slst instant, at the brides
uncis's, B. w. Figg. by the Rev. John 3. Edwards,
Mr. ALBERT L. BaGBY, of Danvfile, Va, to Mas
NOLLlB, daughter Of A. w. Childress, OF Ma
rengo, Iowa.
Dsnvills papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday the eth instant Cap.
tain sTRPHEN D. YAHCRY, OF this city, to Miss
MARY, eldest daughter Of Colonel Howard Cone,
late OF Texas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4 SON will, on
the It'll day OF March, move to the house 1T present
occupied BY GEORGE McALPIN & CO., No. SIS
BROAD STREET, (old No. 49, when they pur-
pose, in addition to their HOSIERY and NOTION
BUSIN ESS, 10 add q general stock OF DRY GOODS
which will compare with any house In the city.
They specially invite their friends and the public
In general 10 give them call. Their new stock
will be in store and ready for exhibition about the
,oth a, March fe16-2w
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
5 Is AsR sos sTSHP PRSTYatTTksir
WEEKLY LINE. Leaves Richmond
eyery TUESDAY, THURsDAI. and .0kDAt.
viii leave here TUESDAY At O'Clock p. u
Freight received up 10 3o'elock p. u. sATUR.
Day 1Es4
and pa seng- accommodations,
Passage tfnciudiny msslsI, ~.
ktste-Tooms, 81 - Il
b. 3 W. CURRIR,
once at Charles r. worshsn Co.'S, fitssnth
street. FIN 70 36-A
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U,HE VIRGINIA YEA6T PUWDtS
a.. .'.fI s:y VII, AZ s:ss : =
old sAaisssas ssas'i.l sAsus,. ppss,.., !, 4 /,
hsa-Ms ssssss MA saA vsesS szsse
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no! FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL UNITED STATS VIII sail from vii. Ia
Venezuela, positively HAkCH oh. Dr. W.
Prise. president OF the venesusla Company. wi!!
e on. 70 this vessel 9yssli ssa family also Al
and pa6csss bY ,slplypg - Rev. y, =. DOLL.
ssostsvills, until Asrt ~, o. g =, 49,.
I. ,s-.a.A. .s.s an, ws s..l ~ 1920 s::sss;
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,CoMNraro1stgD b Al or
= iicEsa4ItlS k5.!eSsxY. ~: ::
q v:sss - "a "a Is - y Is IN
ell = Iss!is sssttos o. 10 DAT ns g Ssy g
49, ss ss .:: = Z; (. TIC
Dc .biil nssliensd. sltsss.l % ne D9syteys
monA. sIiotnisr De lands Of he ists jchs -.
Rassel and Others. OF which Archer Tsxlos SisA
:sI,sd snA ecss.sssd. eonts' si5s asSss stn5 Z
sxkibiisI On the day d ssie fhs nswpcss lsyg
ssilros4 viii run siihss through g veg 49, ~ ~
inferior buiidipEs.
1snxs One. fourth essh eela9es W xqsss ~.
IA, snseovs6 neSo<isbie notss with intessss 81.
dsl. ss6 ,tls REFINED until f:ily ps'd asA soA'
v"saes 2''s' - jOHu n. n(Ds,
opeefsl C0DniGoSoasf.
Sale sondusted BY IsslLi 1 Davis. Auetionssrs.
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r ECTURE.-MR. O. P. BALDWIN
II will deliver lecture in the lecture-room Of
Broad.strset Meth odist church TUESDAY NIGHT,
gath Infant at 9 o'clock. Subject: PAST AND
SLOW PEOPLE"
Tickets, 50 cents. For sale at Davies Music
store Bookstores and Exchange Hotel fe 2s-3t
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CCARCE LAW BOO X S.-RAN-
~ DOLPH 8 BNGIJs 1850 Main street, have for
vols fcsirscr's iysesses and Forms Lc.sx on
kxscltoFs, - VOLS, end Digest. vols. nsihsws's
Sstninsl and CIVIL Digsst, : vols Tueksrs
Conmsntsgiss, vols. Lawyers Guide, vols /;
and many ether scarce works. NW
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By Pilkinton, Puiliam Co.,
Auetionssrs, c0nmissioa nsrehssts. ana Real
: Iststs Agents, 10. 10 Pearl street.

raoR SALE AT AUCTToN.-we will
E oYsr ct pablo auction, In tIscts 70 suit Par.
s6sssrs. on TUESDAY the sth Of March, 1884, On
q: ps;Id .. e s. II Siss
called Laurel Hill" located Ia Hsnrieo county,
on the New Market road. about fCgI nilss f, g
BUILDINGS thereon. Buildings consist IT seom.
Portable dwelling with I've rooms above besemsns,
rood and sufficient out buildings, tnelndinG 90 sx.
OF fruit and In full bearing, and adlo!Ding tne
lands OF Franklin Stesrns, Bedford, hicks, ana
iarrsY Esqs. convebtsnt 70 ehurshss, senooiss
milla and blacksm shops
TERng One. third cash balance IN four, eight.
and Twelve months, negotiable notes, insssess
sddse' 'seassfP f n ir PULLIAn 4 Co.,
fsas AricsionssYs. No Is PeaYi street.
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r. = sF RIczsosD, Ysssaasy I. 1851
VIE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
Nv OF our interest In the Caypst, Glcloth, and
Paper hanging dspar msnt TO Mr.. RobsrtP. Rich.
aSdson and the Furuifurs 20 MUM. Hgbliston
gro.hsh who VIII eoatiuas he husta.s sodss
VIA tksnss Tor iSs i,ssrsi p.sroasge s3tsndsA
our fYn, ne fssoumsnd our eace9ero0 with every
'0'-''''' % W 1isScE { SiSHsHAw.
dissclycd by mutual consent. All parties indabtsd
sre RESPECTFULLY requested TO coma forward snd
ssttl@ tisIs accounts. ~ longer indulgence cannot
me No. Of the Arm viii eely se esd in liqui.
Iation.I ~ y. RAnTOH " 9NC6a
.'fs SITS LEWIS D, CkESsHAW. Ja.
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@P PRIME OLD WHIsKY.-we have just
received lot Of
VERY OLD and SUPERIOR WHISKY,
which we offer to our trade with perfect confidence
in its giving unqualified satisfaction.
W. d. BLAIR 4 CO.,
la al-eodts corner Ninth and Main streets.
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9 DIED.
On Sunday nsht. ,I,h instant st 10 o'elsck, aflsr
short illness. Mrs FANNIE W., wife Of Thomas
Leftwich, aged sky seven years
The friends and acquaintanoSs OF the family are
requested TO attend her from the First Bap.
ti.t church THIS truesday) MORNING h II
On Monday, February IS. ss o'clock, FILMING
0RiRr1H, In the tixty -ssvsn'h year OF hts age
Friends aud acqusiatapcss OF The family are In
yid TO attend his funeral from his LATE residence
on Grace street. TAIs AFTERNOON q half past !
O'clock. -o,r -.
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S9OO REwARD.-stolen from my

CClU farm near Dover Mills, In the
county Of Goochland, on the night Of the A4k>
10th instant BAY MAZE about ten years44Z@
old, sftssn hands high, and heavy with ioAi: she
Also, GRAY HORSE about eight years old and
fifteen hands high. He has scar on the right
hind leg just below the sDkie joint.
will give the above reward for the apprehen.
sion Of the thief and recovery OF the horses, or
500 the recovery Of horses or $50 for
delivered to me, orto Judge William q. Lyons q
Richmond.
Any information that will lead TO the spprehsn.
sion Of the thief recovery OF the h0rses VIII %
literally rewarded. w. b. SFANAkD.
fe a0-dlwa eod3t&law4w Ets y
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onss opposite spotswood Hossl.
TTOUsE AND LOT, CORNER FIFTH
Ill AND BYRD sTR1Hfs, v0R SALE At AuC.
TION.-wiil be sold on THURSDAY, 18th FsoIu.
BRiCK bTOKE AND DWELLING ss above. sta.
stsd, on ground lease Of eve year,. The houae
has Ave rooms besides the store. The property viii
be sold for ave years, Ut which time the lease win
expire. This IL considersd TO b good stand TOT
Tsnxs. Ons.third cash balance st 4 and .
month";. negotiable notes, interest addsd. Taxes
for 1857 to Do paid BY TIE YurehssSr; a, . eov
.os Auctfopeers.
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81 By Cd 8 w}j}6ns. ASe1eassrs.
Ietthvsss eoehsr, q - snA 1IbvsasA sssss's.

..eS...ss 49, s~s->->--.-.~>~
~ By 0d18sh wf3>8ms, An(1oassr,
netsAwsss ssihsr, Of - snA 1lSvsssA ssss's.
roMM1ssrotERg sAIk-BRIGE
uCfI0n sy yissss q Ss' gss, g -
othsrs, the undsrsignsd conni:s,Sesn vi 81
At auslion on the Irsmi.ss. o. HOsDAx ~ 9
Il. "a dss e, 30
s:S, .A saHc cfpi;o ns Y
a 3 3D. o D., asA re ;s:' and
sifsfsd one Of the best In that nsighboshood fos
's sss::: cn...A,rs ...s; balance. s.s. =.
ana due retained By the court until ths notss sss
paid. The pqrs aTfa6 sSSpsy taxes 'or l.u.
Jisss K. D06LEY. conni''ionsis.
Sale conduetsd By 0auBBs B WILLIAMS, Ace.
tionsefs.
posrPoTEMINr.-Tne above sale e post:
ponsd, on account Of this rain, TO TO.DAI
Ts;sss.S '''h' at the san. as6 HSis WILLIAMS
By Grubbs Williams. Auesionssrs.
Northwest corner Main and Rlsvsnsh streets.
VERY VALUABLE LOTS, ON
Y PRAEKLIM AND UNION ,1 Ii. STkE .s,o. l9 y,
SALE AT =" II.
ne o,ppIocI M the valuable LOTS situated a.
above described. The drst, on the north side Of
RpsnEiin street. below Fifteenth, Is feet front,
running back laa feet TO an alley, adIoinins ne
coach ,hop of Francis & Lambeth. The second.
the. lot fronting 80 feet on Union street. between
Frsnklin and Grace streets, west side ana running
rsar OF the lots, between this lot and rrankIin
street. Also, q Lot 50 feet front on Sixtssnto
street by feet deep These srs io a,,,.n, ".
proving portion Of the city, and ought 70
iention. a..
fssssst sdded. secured by trust deed. Taxes for
1887 TO be paid by the pnrchas4sSs. w,r,r.w.
.. On Auctioneers.
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T7RUsTEE'S SALE OF BRICK. , IL;
g ! !: .: "A:
s 9, 4 ff:ss ss "a Sss ::
ssstiop iAsIeof Iros2s& e ~, - ~ jsSssSy,
81, i. az :sss.s s,;sIs:. s.
Il g: II: z: S:s 20 g: 3 sssss :, .si
Lei GesoSsr next aa1 - % ssspIss sts1ah az -
ss.A isyns e asZ I: $1,000 = ~ is,ssssS
s sr ~ a. z ssis. sksS.xs. I'd iassrsN 90
'i| IA S''' '''' 'Aa y v .ssiSstSissis r....
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ZINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE IN
JIG the county OF Henreo, ten miles from Rich
Ifsss oT TH6usAsD Fruit Trees he m
select kind now In full bearing OF apples and
peaches In full variety, together with . large
variety of cherries and dwarf pesrs.
Dwelling houss In good ordsr-nve rooms,
kitchen, and quarters. a large barn, Win STA.
tionary wheat machina attached. An excellent
cider mill and presses, and well OF good water
in thu yard. Soil In hno state OF Improvement {;
naigbb rho0d good location high and healthy !;
Immediately on the road leading from Richmond
to Goochland Courthouse.
The farm can be added to II desired. will sell
on mot reasonable terms. Apply TO william II.
Non sur-, Deputy Sheriff or TO me, on the premises
lfe 23-T Il. w. hOhNBk.
TUR SALE.-We are authorized, to
pleasant RESIDENCE and SEVEN ACRES 1.:4
OP LAND, nov occupied by James b.
Vaughn, Esq located on the River road u Ches
terssld county, Va, about half mile OF hsyo's
. Tbs house contains seven rooms and passages.
besidss basement. with ell nscsssary out hoasss.
The garden IN considered one OF The nces pro-
anelive in the vicinity OF Richnonk. The yard u
VslI shaded; water Sxesiient. IA 80
- 49, PiLKINTOH, PULLtAM D Co., =.
Y 70 i3-ts - Aucticnesrs, 10 70 Hsesia !.
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MEETINGS..

MOTTO E-JAMES RIVER AND
IN KANAwHA CoMPAMY..By order Of the
Board OF Public Works OF Virginia, Of the 9sd In.
slant, . meeting OF the Stockholdcr, OF the lanes
WNHnHsSpaY The nth day Of March next, 1t the
once Of The Company II sies b dM;usvoRn
Secretary James X. and 4. Company.
APPOINTMENT OF Ploxy.
Knov all men By these prsssnts, That We. the
subscribers. being stockholders 10 the James
River and Ksnsvhs Company. do hereby eonstt;
tats and .pPoirs - ,.rres.nt each Of 10 ia MI
p s. Of or s:,S Com
dsts hsr"cf. vhea We are MT personally present
or represented By some othsf x"xy. VIII WI, r, II
1--WE such yoss OF vosss and 10 DO an oshsr ass o.
scis g esch Of us e.uld give OF DO % member q
ths ssid nsetinss u Ne were personally pssssnt
and We 90 hsIesy rItify and eonarm wnsnvsr
lawfully givs or % Tor u I'd pursuxass OF the ~.
thossty hSteby conferred upon bin = -
7witnsos our hanAs and seels this Ay Or,
one thousApd eight 1ubdrcd ana -. ,e.,
- Tsste, 04s' F1-r lReei.3
fsss-3svlv -E So a Lsssl
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Davenport 3 Co.. Stock Auetionssrs.
once over National Rxchsngs Bank.

HIGH CONSTABLES SALE:I ~, !,
n o,ciock A. NJ, at the drug store on Hain su.st
IN Rockets, formerly occupied By Dr.. Lloyd. the
following property. 10 Wit:
pr RESUMPTION CASE,
iPVIR SCALES and WEIGHTS.
/ LOT MEDICiEE S Of al kinds;
LOT BOTTLEs Of sll descriptions;
Ha f ss1sHEs.
LAMP WICK6,
:. s sAKE Aoor' s''iks K. .' c:iauxr a. 6. CT
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Sale conducted By PsIxrsToS, Prtl'As ~
Auetioueees.
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so1 On tusseikss, W. read . thisa tine,
and, on motlen Of Mr.. GsAHAn, dlsmissed.
lThe motion was sustained BY nesars. z.
TusxES, WHITE, GARxErr, and WALL,
and opposed BY Mr.. 'EvAYs. @ =s-
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A bill to amend the eth section Of chap
tor 81 Of the Code, In regard to rates Of
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DOR RENT, THE DWELLING ON
Il the east side Of Eighth street fourth door -
man, containing nine rooms, besides bath C11
and store room-back building, four rooms. 1t lie
we'll snited for two families, having two kitchens
Possession given lat Of March. Apply to G. T.
DAVIS, Of Kersey Davis
P S., The above houee. which was supposed to
have been rented early this week, Ii still for rent
fs 9-eodts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-09-04
HOPS.

The admirable directions of Emmett Wells.
commission dealer in hops, of this city, who
knows whereof he speaks, well deserve the
widest circulation, SO we introduce them en-
tire: ''As the time for hop picking ap-
proaches, beg leave to offer, through the
medium of your valuable paper, few sug-
and preparing their hops for market No
particular branch of hop culture throughout
this country is 80 seriously neglected as that
of clean picking, while in England and Ger
many, growers take great pride in doing this
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9ottry.
Drifting.


My soul to-day
Is far away,
Sailing the yesuvian Bay;
My winged boat,
\ bird afloat,
Swims round the purple peaks remote
Round purple peaks
Ii sails, and seeks
Blue inIets and their crystal creeks
Where high rocks throw
Through deeps below,
\ duplicated golden glow.
Far, vague and dim
The mountains swim:
While on Ne>uvius' misty brim,
With outstretched hands,
The gray smoke stands
overlooking the volcanic lands
Here Ischia smiles
DER liquid miles
And yonder, bluest Of the isles,
Calm Capri waits,
Her sapphire gate-
Beguiling to her bright estates.
heed not, if
My ripping skiT
Float swift or slow from cliff 10 cliff
With dreamful eyes
Ny spirit lies
Under the walls of Paradise.
Under the walls
Where swells and falls
The Bays deep breast at intervals,
At peace lie,
Blown softly by,
4 cloud upon the liquid sky.
The day so mild
l. Heavens own child,
With Earth and Ocean recOnciIed;-
The airs feel
Around me steal
Are mumuring to the murmuring keel.
Overthe rail
NV hand trail
Within the shadow Of the sail,
\ joy intense,
y cooling sense
GHdes down my drowsy Incidence.
With dreamful eyes
Nv spirit lies
Where summer sings and never die.
O'ervailed with vines,
She CLOVIS and shines,
Among her future oils and wines.
Her children, hid
The cliffs amid
Are gambOlinS with the gamboling Kill,
OR down the walls
With tipsy calls,
Laugh on the rocks like waterfalls.
The fishers child,
With treSses wild,
into the smooth bright sand bcguilcd,
With glowing slips,
Sings as she skips,
or gazes at the far-or ships.
You deep bark goes
Where traffic blows.
From lands Of sun to lands of SHOWS =
This happier one
IT. course + run,
From lands of snow TO lands OF sun.
oh, happy ship
To rise and dip.
With the blue crystal at your lips,
oh, happy crew,
Ny heart with you
sails, and sails, and sings anew,
No more, no more,
The worldly shore
Upbraids me with its wild uproar'
With dreamful eyes
Ny spirit lies
Under the walls of Paradise
7. BUCHANAN REAL
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the bottom of clean barrel some salt, pro-
coed and fill the barrel as with pork, layer
of corn, then layer of salt; when full. put
on a large stone for pressure, add little pickle
of salt and water. Set the barrel in cool
place in the cellar, do not let it freeze. and 1t
will keep perfect year or more. When you
wish to use it, take out what you want. take
off the husks, soak it twenty hours IN cold
water, boil it and eat. Some cold day IN Feb
ruary YOU can eat succotash and laugh at the
storm, For this purpose, Stowell's Evergreen
lis best, but any good sweet corn will do
Used in this way, it can be enjoyed, as 1t Is
never hurtful.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-09-04

How TO HAVE GREEN Corn TIE YEAR
RoUND.-Gather it with the husks on, put in
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The MINNESOTA CROPS The St. Paul Press
is moved by the abundant crops to indite the
following queer mixture of poetry, religion
. and fact
- The jocund Ceres, with her shining sickle
and her golden train. trips merrly, but with
majesty withal, across the happy fields The
fragrant harvest has begun Billows OF odor-
Gus hay mark the mowers Rhythmic swathes
through the green meadows. The music of the
reaper is already heard upon the uplands
The harvesting of barley and rye and oats has
commenced Wheat Will be ripe next week.
The fields are heavy with the good gifts of
God The good God be praised for all His
mercies toward us.
The Ohio Farmer says that corns in horses
feet are the cause. in most cases. Of sprung
knees. In order to relieve the heels sore with
corns the animal throws his weight mainly
on the toe, thus relaxing the tendons and sus-
pensory ligament of the leg, contraction OF
which naturally follows Corns are mainly
produced by improper shooting. which con
tracts the heel Instead of beyelling from
without inward, making the foot to rest in a
concavity. which ressts the natural expansion
of the hoof, and forces the heel inward, the
shoe should be made level.