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F'pUBLiC sALEoF VERY VALUABLE
IN nm mp ~ . REstRA;T ZEAL EsTATE sITU.
fMMEbIATEIv On JAMES f biSER .ri xH n.
au hority With which sre invested as & ,,s ss
ins dasetne- day OF April in the year ,ss, T ant
Of record In the Clerks office of James CITY Co"nl
~ Court we shall offer for sale, on the SECOND
MnOsDAI1N APRIL, ia: being court day Tor
iism nyH that rell-known estate called the
The "G,ove'' Is situate inn lately upon Jane.
a large and well.arranRed DWEi LING-HVU.F
which has lately undergone thorough rep.!r. a.
the commissioner areinformed. Upon the pi.re
there are oil necessary out-buildingz, such
as smoke house. Kitchen, Pcullrs -h.u uses Ram
Stable, and Shelters. The coil has always kern 70,
garded as exc llent and productive. There Ia also
q very extensive and productive orchard. Thege
Is an excellent wharf belonging to the premise.
The undersigned d. not undertake to give such A
description Of the place az It lily deserves re-
cause they are mot SUFFICIENTLY wel!;acqsiDe1
chaser viii prefer TO examine for himfeI. ''''
TERMS OF SALE The deed requires In cash the
expenses Of sale; 1t also reqaties in cash all Of
the day OF sale. On The day OF sale there win be
due and unpaid the following sums lst s., 100 due
September 9th 1859. with interest from .rh n
March 1850 and subject TO a cred. OF about 81 w:
I'd, % 6o0whcb fen due trch q 1870 with intert
from March alth 1859; I'd, $4,000 to fall due April
ls:, 1911, with interest from 2hh OF March, l:CS
Ine LfuStePb nave no authority u promise pgr-
chsSer that he will not be required u m3ke the
forexoing cash pay NETS, hut they are satlsnsdthM
on the day or sale arrangements can be made with
q feli sble purchaser to relieve him greatly In
part, from the full amount OF said CO sh payments
In addition to the foregoing sums there Is afurther
part OF the purchs sc money to wit, the sum OF
o. $780, payable April lst. 1872, with interes, from
oath Mirch, 1859. for which he deed requires lbr
purchaser to execute bond with proper security:
and II the purchase money shall exceed the whole
amount payable. thxt then the purchaser shall tx
ecute his bond payable at such time as the said
Thomas N. StrEtron. the gra ntor, shall prescribe.
The title Is undoubted but the trustees will convey
only as such.
en- WIN. A. PEACRY, Trustees
.E. y - JOHN MOTLEY,
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r. iArfyTTON 8ALES-Tn1s Day.
Ay<LrrS-.I-rsl~.-<
BylCook a bsugbton. Auctioneers.
I Corner M Governor and Franklin streets.

0ENERAL4 AssORT:MENT OF
STrCTI0N. THIS DAY at 10 a'clock we VIII sell
at our atcsion rooms an assortment OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting In part OF -
EXTENSION DINING TABLES, u
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and WARDR0BES,
JENNY LIND ana GOTTA GLE BEDsTEADS,
ChNE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
BRUSSELS and other CARPEIs,
HAHOGANY SOFAS md PAELoR CHAlks'
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRS.
STAINED WARDRoBgs and TABLES,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. ID.
NnIKING and HEATING STOVES, -tEai& {
lounges, LOOKING GLASSES. &c: -
n - lJFl1 COOK e. LAUGHTOf, AucIs.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee,; Auctioueer,
: L. /. No. 1917 Main street, ~ .

A tDMrN1sTRATo SALE OF
"A HnRsEs MTL Es, COWS, Ho esi,S srE -
CHINEs REAP En- MOWER FLOWS
Ho1sEa5LD FYRSiTUKE' PE 2RRaKs; PIP PIP
dpeea sed, willseiI at hfs late residence vafi-
na,s, or kin's landing, in Hearico county, about
twelve miles below eichmond, on James river.
on 4 uEsisAY. March 18th. comme9cing ct 70 70
O'Clock Of fair; II not, on the next fair day an
Of his person., pIoDertyec consisting In pars' OF:
So HORSES,
fine MU ES,
:, 8 cows Of Improved stock, j - @<s T.
so head Of HOGS, -......,.. ri, -. + .- .tr
-E%i STA M ENGINE, ... ..s
nj SAWEMfLI, ars'h - - 3..' .."
.e -.. - THRESHI NG-MACHISE, BIZ .
RtAPER, MOWER, FLOWS, n, ...a
49,, sd FARMING UTENSILS, =
loo mounds of POkK,fi l'!a>E1i"J" u"
=" H., OLD Iron, &C. fear@t @rgii7sJ ~"
NJ, uo71sr uo1 n ALSO asd x1rrurY v1rp
TURF. % = ',,EE7li|- y -, -.
TERMS IAN sums OF $50 and under, cash all
sums over $50, ninety days, credit will be given
!th'nt in.srest sg
THos. W. KERsEE. Auct. ~" I''" MID
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=, lib By erubbs 6 Williams q , -
Real Estate Agents and Auctfo2eers,
eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND FRANKLIN STREETS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, sth March, at O'Clock 2,
stu sted as above, embracing The EWo FRAMED
TEN EasHTs occupied by Major "A. A: Smith
and Mr.. s. W. Goodson at q rent Of about s7so per
back lis feet to wide alley, and IN every respscs
s ded as one OF thu attes 10 Inc
city for private reaidence enjoying, as It does,
most desirable streets In the city, with every adj
Yantag e In point hood ana cont entence
to The fashionable and business quarters Of me
TERMS viii be made known at the time Of
sale. 20
p fe % GRURBS o W1G5tAMS,. AuoLs.
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T1RIJsTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
TaE @viRaINIA STEAM SUGAR REFIN VI :,
February' 1865 execufed by Charles y. Morriss
and wife to P. ii. Aylett and L. 81. Carrln gton.
trustees James Scott having been siIT u TBS
ST. II sell p at puSc auction on TUESDAY h
ISL sae p ,n a.
saE s6es Eff
ming back 100 feet, together with all the VaiuaDle
wharf, machinery, and privileges belonging there-
The attention OF capitalists or companies desir.
ing to engage In very lucrative busines Is spe-
ctally directed to this sale, the works being In
hsVi1 n a fed for their sale from Richmond to
so enrs ds
ably known and is equal tothat Of any refinery
n , Inn after the above sale will sell,
the premises, the TWO BRICK TENEMEfTS
situate the north side Of Main sa
Locust alley and Wall street. Nos. 1895 ana t4ss,
fronting 473 feet and running back lss feet TO To-
bacco alley the upper part OF which is snGwh
occupied as the Monticello House, being lnciuaeo
Immediately after said sale I shall SELL In front
Of the house Of haGsass1 F Nj IN the
county of Buckingham, containing ONE IH, ~
SAND ACRES, which is known as the sPEARs
MOUNTAIN TRACT; which ,s conveyed b 6y
Richard G.. Morriss and wife to Charles Z. dor
riss. If the sale be not completed on the ITH
DAY OF MARCH, 1871, 1t will be continued from
day to day until it is completed. :.
Terms: The purchaser will have the option OF
paving cash for the whole or may pay one-fourth
cash and Give negotiab BILE notes, with ten per cent
interest added, in equal instruments, at four.
eight. and twelve months, to be secured by trust
deed on the property. .
- - -fT11IfI..1E JANIS .. SCOTT, 81
NH o-Tu -.-. .. Substituted Trustee.
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By Cook Il Laughton, Aucs1oneers,
Corner Franklin and Governor streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
DAY the 9th inst. at loS O'Clock. viii sell at my
residence, corner Byrd and Belvldere streets, an
assor ment, of CURVATURE, &C.. consisting in
One One MMAHoGANY PARLoR SUIT, covered with
One MAHOGANY PARLOR'sU1T. covered with
BRUsSELTs CARPETS and RUGS; .tr
EXJ'E NsT N DINING.TABLE4 -ti%i ...'
CHiNAI INNER and TEA SETS, 5'' tIi
GLASSWARE, .. a... ..,..t .....s..E. -
CHAMBER FURNITURE, .:,. 49,. .
CO0K1EG-STOVF, 's''5. : ''. ~
KITCHEN FURNITURE, together with many
useful housekeeping articles. :
..s..E WIN. b. PITCHER.
Cook Il LAUGHTON, Auctrs. NH 1-4tI,I8&9
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= NJ -. BY Wellington Godd1n. -
Real Estate Agent snd Auct1oneer.
Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF tVALUA.
~ BE REAL ESTATE At THE souT ":
SIRE FITS. by virtue, Of two DEGREES OF the
Chancery Court or the city OF Richmond, pro
noun ced on the % and $50 Feoruary 18Th, in the
caseof Isbal 3 70, against Ba7han &c., we shall
as commissioners thereby spppofptsd, prpeeea
to self at pubic lauct4eH on tine premises, on
IHoksDA9,thes 9th March, is71, st : o'eiosG g!
tVALUABLEPR 0P sRTY located as above,
having a 'front.' Or aS feet on the s,rfh side Of
Of Brord street, running back at rtgh1 ANGLES,
within parallel lines, 2hout feet wide alley,
on: : part of which los stands large FRA aRD
BUILDING, formerly used as bfafksmtth's
sho D. : grocery store, &c; The lot viii be sub
divided according to plat tobe exhibited at, che
The properly vllfbe sold, free nom allineum.
brances, whether OF neas, judgments, taxes, on
homestead exemption. &c. noon, tae. following
la TERMS, viz About $500 cash balance at one.
twoi aud three years for negotts0fe notes bearing
psi cent. per annuln Interest, and little retained
until all 81 The Rsrs6Ss re III. RRsS s z y pd ana
- - - IalSsNssaEa Ta aVSansoE con'ss
. RICHMOND, 9th Feb, l83ts IYQ{ if-s& -If ~
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CoNFECrIOaERIEs, q
KIRKPATRICK Il CO..
wooDES.wARE MAsUrAcToRY.

fIRsy SpRYsoN jBuIspINe, sos GARY 81,
Taie pleasure In iHfofmipa their friends ina!
nse new pfapared % ell orders Fof, AL cps
of CE0AR BnCKETs, CAM snd, nd! As "a veil
6otS6sd which sAay ell sell % los ard GU s =,
SasonShis k6Me 40 any one. Wetnyite ING pn! prs
paHaic 10 cal and exaintne our stock eSi2,s ga'
6hasirg elsewhere. ie 49, -
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"A PPLES, APPLES.-Just rec eiqed. Per
~ schx. u. Nolan, . bbls; prime Affttfc s
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BY Grubbs s. Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh; between Main and Bank streets.

.ii .L9I I'LL .---- r 4. - =
DRAINED DWELLING, WITH BRICK
o II BASEMENT AND SIX ROOMS, AID A
KITCHEN. ON THE WEST SIDE OF llTu
STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH NDJACkS0N
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The
property above eerred TO VIII be sold ut auction
uponthe premises, on TUESDAY, IN March. at
Al clock P. NJ. The lot is GO by 1ls feet. The
location Is convenient TO businessan the property
desirable for person of limited means.
TERMS One-third cash; balance ut six and
twelve months, with intei est.
mh3 y GRUBB5 & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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wANzS.

WY ANTED, DRUGGIST Of undo ,,bted
ENTHUSIASTICALLY In cornpoandip' medicine.
gentleman who can furnish 81 .,sfscsory evil
sT meet tn M ee terms b.
sppicslion either through the post ONCE or III
g bar m a. big Il ,ss e
or before A. NJ or after r NJ 1t lis sS,h street,
| near Grace street - -.,-.t.s. + $50.
Applications confidential, If desired: mn !: ct
| A LADY WHO WISHES TO GO TO
IA the country wonld like TO make an engage
| tue. Er glish. she will teach the rudiments Of
! French and music. For particulars, address Miss
| y. G. D., Richmond. NH !7-dlt&wit
WANTED, A HoUsE-sERyANT-'
w colored preferred. Mnst come we'll recon-
mS mem cal' at corner of Main and jefferson.
WANTED, : to BORROW ONE THoCf
w SASD DOLLARS on unencum oered real
astste Address d., Scottsvile, Alben arle county,
r e. IL ;. - U = = NV Z
w ANTED, by person of experience,
w employment as companion or nurse for
aSsas: Aasssss TiReHssss Rgoss sesaona Va
WANTED.-The undersigned, having
procuring employment, and, to write up and nd
ample. L-Ilmh 7-sL.l E: ?. GAINEs. :,
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES DESIRE
l. to secure the services OF Q CLASSICAL
| TEACHER for the washington Henry Academy.
sons must be sen: 10 on or before The 18Th, as on
That day an election will be held: The sehool has
removing n0' Aa0'Der eI Il. TIMBsRLAKs
Secretary of Board.
hSs sa Ses Asss Station ohssap mS snd
WANTED, A GENTLEMAN WITH
w one or two thousand dollars cash capital to
take an interest in an honorable business already
aolshed In the city Of Richmond, Va, that win
Iisk. address; With name, II. a, L. Richmond
| post-ofcc. .,~.''' NH a-9t*
WANTED, TMMEDIATELY, asALEs-
w MAN intimately acquainted with the retail
one Who has been accustomed to a eooa family
,rads and The thoroagh working Of the business a
care OF Disp itch, giving address. NH 4-st*
w ANTED.-Any one having a PIANO,
w In good condition. which they desire to hire
QUITO careful and reliable party TO be used BY
one person only,, would do well to address "D''
| A GOOD, RELIABLE AGENT
IN wAMTE ED SEd RGhmSTd spd
| CHINE in the market. Taken in connection with
other suitable business 1t will be sure to pay wen.
L
Is iltimore, Md. ..s NH l-2w* /.
| WANTED, a PURCHASER for COM
w plete CIRCULAR SaW-MILL and EN-
| CINE. Is In perfect order; was made By the
Hredsgar Company. K. A. DAYTON,
Dea er In New and Secondhand Machinery,
| 10th street, between Main and Cary.
fe 20-d&wlm Richm ond, Va.
WANTED, a PURCHASER or TEN
w ANT for DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
within one mile Of brakes Branch station. Rich
| mond and Danville railroad, with good GARDEN.
| ORCHARD, LAWN, and EIGHTY ACRES OF
LAND. Good location for professional man or
mechanic. Address :a.-. $751;"
RICHARD v. GAINES,
re 2l-2w* Mossengford, Va.
w NTED, ALL PERSONS TO KNOW
w where they can borrow money on diamonds,
gold and silver watches, good jewe1ry, silverware
&C., on the most accommodating terms. All busi-
ness transactions strictly confidential at
3. A..WINSTOCK'S Loan Office,
No. II 14th strt ct between Main and franklin.
Closed on SATURDAYS fe7-2m
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TIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
Il iG4l ri IL SURANGEs
:, MCURITY IEggKAINsSH CoPAHY.

OAEtTAL,-. -. ~, --~."--" $3.50
UkFLUS.... . t-v,y. ~
CASH Assets (jannaryL ls7o)..... 7.al7. 80"
IEIN BRANCH OFFICE, no. 1elS MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES In the above nrs!-c!as
PEES0EALj PROPERTY for protection aRatni!
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and lNLAhD
Risks taken TO any point in the United stAns.
Policies ON brick buildings Issued Tor rom one "
Rats - low IS those OF any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S OT1CE.--All
j. r. BENSON, deceased. are requested TO Or sent
them to me- in order that tho extent OF his EI6i,
tie1 may be aseertainea; and Ill persons indebted
to the said j. +. benson, deceased. are requested
to come forward and settle their Indebtedness
without delay. 5. 3. CARTIER.
tes-3tawlm Admir- OF j. r. benson, dec'ds
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ery 3. BY Richardson & Co.,

"|y ,Oy TtICIIaTUbUH AZ GU, -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, al.
i.,.., f. Fl No. liza Main street, 10 ...3ca 81
TWo R'kME BUILDINGS, ON
Il LEASED GROUND, FOR SALE A T AUc-
TIDN-At d. O'Clock P N. SATURDAY, the 9TH
of March, on the premises we Will sell az auction
TWO FRAME BUILDINGS, on leased ground
one corner Leigh and Adams streets, containing
eight rooms and the other on Leigh street, near
to and east Of Adams street, containing four
rooms. -S|'fi''' w.
! - "A RICHARDSON & CO., Aucts. !,
The aforementioned sale Is postponed TIL
THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at u o. clock T. M
NH 49,, RICHARDSON & CO., Aucts.
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DDS ByLee q Goddin,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
r.4F,-r No, Ills Main street. 5Js}t

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, the
|, w hdtyof March. at 9 O'Clock, at the late
yesidsnce of Captain VIM. A. Charters, on Clay
street. between ist and I'd streets, portion or the
EffRNITJRE, his wife declining housekeeping.
LEE 6 GODDIN, Auctioneers;
! a " DAVIS Salesm an -EEIIEhft" AS e ITS "a
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.MUcris,s sALEs.-sai

u
GkJOTfCE4vALUAB1S Fl
An 5ApS FOR kALE In MI ~ s. ss
~ Obedience TO decree Oh ~ ~ 2 ~ -
! 81 Mscslsnegss count rend III
Tapfh'5 executrix ct ais. n 80 q ~ -lSs
ctal commissioner, VIII exf z. =, le,s -
premises, on FRIDAY, III a. ~ rSe
1871, the following valuable Is ~ Z. = 4 - 't:ssL
y L. a tract OF land known ~ ~
ing by recent survey say u n
sEVENACKEs, adjoinir. ..,sS - 40
r. 8. Turpin, hoe}, and 81 ~ II lrs.
Upon this tract there Is q ns. rs. atty.
cottage dwelling o., 81 IL i, - -. me
good portion OF It con X 3. a
arsbfe land, In good he 40 csff Sa.d
yattOn. and well afis mt u -. rnit.-
Eple crops Of thl3 sectt f.e Il. ie sta-
Forest Of orfginsl grote, Ys. Ia Mt or
timber. tnttcfrof whit Il. 90, an,ta eti'ent
|panposes. 'u ''i 'liidDg
& r ;Ea sS f EoUs Ag'spsaD AND FIFTY
TRACE, Joining The Ian Dis above n,ned ae taiSE
Ars' r InrEia, and tthsrs A large por,tsse 81
ts9 TaSs fonsists or wood and timSer iaSd II Il
cofoniai period or virginia "a s,1xsd II the
Thsre remains stih the Iins OF two han. ihe
into ths ancient mine; and there Is cnr rpesn
e Of re eeRRa,fy .as; It Tas
bsen recently analyized by Col Giman n nre lave
o. hs conner Sersizing Company, who reports
copper and there can be doubt from ,S III poIs
other RnsIY sis recently m ade that the ore T. 1nd
c. edinQl rich In COPPER. VIC lex.
-. Thetract known as PEA RIDGE co,,.,,
TWO HU NDKED AND FORTY ACRIs shn,g
orpnalf Of which IL cleared land and The snsos
woods: It's east Of the Taylors Ferry ro,d sS.
Tucker 8, Coles and John Meachsm. '''''e OF
Allof the above bn is lie within three n,,s, -
the surveyed route Of the Norfolk and (;rrai No
ern railroad. i" es'-
: TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the costs or mi,
and e1p enses OF sale, and the resida. on c sa.
OF one, two, three. and four yelrs, The rnr.h,,n.
TO execute bonds for the deferred payment. viii
approved personal security, and carr inc I'M.
est from the day OF SALE andthe title 10 b. re,s,.
until the whole OF the purchase money Is paid
3535 - ALEX AEDEE SYDS0R
~ special Commissioner
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WANTED, ALL PERSONS TO KNOW
W where they can borrow money on diamonds
gold and silver watches, good jewe1ry, slverware,
ness transactions strictly confidential at
b. A..WINSTOCK'S Loan Office, Z.
No. II 14th street. between Main and franklin.
Closed on SATURDAYS. fe7-2m
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INSURANCE COMpANrEs

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
1N. ~A}sR q VIRGINIA. '- t-
;lE3 INCORPORATED 1874,
OFFICE CORNER OF, 10TH AND BANK GTREETS
IRsures Buildings by perpetual or ANIMAL policy
Losses eqnitably adjusted and promptly PAID.
The quots for 1s7l having been reduced, persons
having property to insure will find 1t to their inter-
- II. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
2.. 3!itJOHN b. DANFOkTH, Secretary.
HENRY ID. DANF0RTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL Il. PULLIAM, Collector.
I .snas-c9E DIRECTORS:
.rss JAQUELIS P. TAYLOR,
~ '- WIILIAMC. ALLEN,
$3.50 3" JOHN @. H0BS0E,
~. JAMES DUNLOP,
. WILLIAM GRAY,
! WILLIAM II. HAXALL,
-! SAMUEL g. TARDY,
/ y JAMES Fl. GRANT,
t.-E gt ALFRED T., HAkK1H,
IA, 'k'f JOHN
We" -. GARRETT F.WATSOH,
'@l< q GEORGE DAVIS, .
rlEt 49, WILLIAM ii. PALMER. oc
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WANTED, a PURCHASER or TEN
w ANT for DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
within one mile Of brakes Branch station, Rich
mond and Danville railroad, with good GARDEN.
I'hCHARD LAWN, and EIGHTY ACRES OF
mechanic. Address :.a
RICHARD v. GAINES,
re 2l-2wk Mossengford, Va.
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A GOOD, RELIABLE AGENT
N WANTED for Richmond and surrounding
country for the BEST FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE! In the market Taken in connection with
other suitable business, 1t will be sure to pay we'll
For Information, address % north Charles street,
Is iltimore, Md. NH l-2w<
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WANTED, a PURCHASER for a COM
w plete CIRCULAR SAW-MILL and EN-
CINE. Is In perfect order; was made by the
rredsgar Company. f. A. DAYTON,
Uea er In New and Secondhand Machinery,
10th street, between Main and Cary.
fe G0-d&wlm Richmo nd. Va.
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WANTED.-Any one having PIANO,
w in good condition, which they desire to hire
QUITO careful and reliable party to be used by
one person only, would do well to address sd. -
box 1917, 7. D. NH 2-et<
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This is the BEST FLOUR on the continent
We solicit only trial to insure what we claim.
For sale by the bag or barrel at ,... ...
%. SHIELDS & CARY's,
NH ., Sole Agents for Onondaga Flour.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-16
Omen Polar sea niscoYere d.

Full reports of the last German expedi-
ion to the North Pole are published. II
is claimed that the expedition was success
full. The Polar Sea was discovered free
Office and swarming with whales.
Commenting on the above announce
ment, the Cincinnati Enquirer falls Tito
the following lugubrious strain;
Our great Journalistic heart is grieved
for Hall, the renowned explorer of the
Arctic zone. The laurel wreath of fame
which we bad hoped was about to be
snatcbed from the icy tip of the North Pole
- leaving it bald headed, as it were-tc
decorate the manly brow of orr fellow
town.man, has been ruth lessly gobbled
by the lnsata.e Germans, aud oar great
Cincinnatian is emphatically out III the
cold, The black. red and yellow emblem
Of the German Confederation instead Of
our own beauty and glory, will flutter in
the Icy Polar breezes, and from ITS fields
the Northern Lights will reflect the truth
of our own Damon's memorable word,
The Dutch are HE'LL fla dispatch We
print this morning is 10 be credited, they
have discovered an open Polar Sea, full
of whales and other vermin, and those
small fishes now disport around the Pole
subject to the demands of The Emperor
Of re- uaited Germany. instead of wearing
Tie brand and monogram of our own
{ .ctator. L. S. q. Let US blubber.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-16
LOUISVILLE. November Cat hi

LOUISVILLE. November Cat half
past nine last night the column support
ing the main floor of the a frican Baptist
Church meeting house. at the corner o.
9th and York streets, gave way creating
panic in the congregation, and the
whole body of persons rushed, jammed
aud crushed, down two narrow stairways
on either side of the door, the men in
their flight trampliug upon the women
and children, eleven of whom were killed
outright. nine women and two children
The column which gave way was set up
Cd the lower floor between joists, and
with nothing under it but an iuch floor
ing
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-16

TIE DISTRESS IN PERsIA.-Says the
London Times of the 26th inst: There
is no longer any doubt respecting the hor-
rors Of the famine in Persia. A popula-
tion of m illions, scattered over an arid
country abou as large as Great Britain
and France together, is being swept away
by thousands and tens Of thousands. 1t
appears tina, large number of the in
habitants of Persia belong to wandering
tribes whose susttnsnoe is provided by
the If focks and herds, and who are there
fore entirely dependent on pasturages
Three years of drouth have almost de-
stroyed the grass on the mountain sides
and in the valleys, and the people AMI
their c: tile have been perishing togeth-
err. The suffering may have been less
severe in the cultivated districts, bu'
even there it has been terrible, and the
accoun is from the cities alone are sniff
Glen fly appalling. At Ispahan, the cap
ital II 600 people have died of want,
and more than double that number in the
province. Out Of popula ton of l0, OOC
at Kazeroon, as many as 1900 have
starved to death, 4 000 more have fec
the place, and children have been tram
pied to death under foot in the scramble
it is impossible to Took for any natura
recovery until next spring, and the coun-
try possesses none Of the ordinary means
of transport and supply"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-16

Buried Treasure Dis covered by Labor

COUNCIL BLuFFs, Nov Yesterday
as laborers were cutting new road
through hill, in hollow known as
Hang Hollow. they excavated a sack
containing S12. coo. gold and silver mon
ey. hidden there eighteen years ago oy
one Muir, who murdered "a comradc, a
Californian in this city Muir was han
ged by mob OF Californians and said be
lad hidden the money under stump in
hollow, but re fused TO tell where. MANY
persons have hunted for this treasure in
VAN. The aborers shared the booty
equally.