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FISHING TACKLE

at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FISH
Ohooks-assorted One hundred Gross
Fishing lines-assorted Bait Boxes, Sin
kers. Fishing Baskets, Cork Floats, Fur
nished Lines, Snoods, Bamboo Poles and a
General assortment for sale by
HENRY ST. JOHN.
CAN SUPPLY DEALERS IN FISH
: ing Tackle, at wholesale. on liberal
terms II. ST. JOHN.
April 90, 1870.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and 3 ank streets.

COMMISSIONER SALEoF A LARGE
| ~ QUANTITY OF VALUA BILE REAL Es-
| TATE IN AND NEAR To- THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.--In part execution OF 3 decree OF
tered on ihe list day Of March, s7l in the case OF
| ''Palmer's administrator VS.. rant and ais" the
| undersigned, special commissioners thereby APP
pointed, Will sell at auction, upon the premises
respectively. In the order named below. on TUES
Day, 2sth day Of sarch, tlf fair; II not, then on
the 5t is d REt fsr sF xSS tho IL
Charles Palmer died seized, TO WIT: -fLl1 ~
l. At II O'Clock NJ, the beautiful SUBURBAN
FARM known az summerfeld, formerly owned
street about one mile east Of the city, adjoining
the Catholic College property, and conisining
aS5f W. ies TS srs sn
choice variety OF ihe9 best fruits, embracing
This property, having fronts on several roads
and streets, ADMITS or convenient subdivision,
and it viii be sold in several .parceis, or as a
HOUSE and LOT, occupied by Richard dwath-
Green street near to Mr.. Msnsrtand to M Keep.
J: At i o'eio z. II, tSs BRICK DWELLING
Broad and Mayo streets, with seven rooms, be-
sides Kitchen, with water and gas, and very con-
yenient to business, The lot is q BY las feet;
the city lying on Libby's En-, fronting los leei
on the south side of Main street. between 18th and
9oth streets. This lot fronts the city grounds pur
chased for public park; has upon II some hand
some shade.trees. and .comDands 4 view Of rare
beauty and extent. 1t will be sub-divided to suit
purchasers. f.,>s t.,e-y .yF..sl sT;tg =, feline.
: TERMS: One-fourth cash balance on q credit OF
9, II and IS months for negotiable notes, With in
teIest added, and the titles retained by the court
until the notes are paid. Purchasers 70 pay taxes
Az -' JAS. D. HALYBURroS, j, n Gam :,
'ga, THOS. j. EVANS,GE ~ WI" 10y
GRUBBS T. WILLIAMS, Aucts. y ~ II .saai
NH 1S-21, rs, 25,27,&2s .-ss4.s,4E ~ ..e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
By Wellington aoddia, . 5
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Corner Bank ana lIth streets

iEXECUTOR'S SALE OF YALI1ARrp
iH REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY on vIn1,
MOED, AND CONTIGUOUS THERETGS. c 8:
virtue OF the powers conferred on me by IL 1,.y
Will and testsmcnt OF Vim. Barrett, decd fniy "a
mitted to probate In Richmond Chancery Tnyy ~
shall, In execution thereof proceed to sell nj nnh
Lie auction, on the premises, In the order aiye,-
ttsed, on THURSDAY. the scth. OF March IL, :,
o. O'Clock r. NJ, the following valuable RE1f
Thst excellent BRICK TENEMENT on n.
south side OF Franklin, between I'D and aaS
streets, now In the occupancy Of Mr.. George u
Crumg. and adjoining the residence Of NIL
A. j. Clopton. ,4-,-f ~ e...--.t :, 1'A
that valuable HALR-ACRE L0T No. 90 IN ~,
plan Of Richmond, fronting on the north Side NJ
| anal street Iao3 feet. running back on the east
line Of 18th stree. Iea feet On this lot there srs
four desirable BRICK 1ENEMENTS and fbrse
FRAMED ones, one of which is occupied by PAT
Haley as grocery store, and Is regarded an or.
ceIent stand. This lot will be divided Ia seyeysj
parcels, according TO plat and survey to be er.
hibited ut the hour Of sale. .aE ,IrIs1 =
And after which, say ut 81 O'Clock, on the p,e.
misses, HALF-ACRE IOT, No. a17, In Duyaps adj.
dition, near the northern CORPORATION liue on
which there stands . FRAMED TENEHfST
Winston. This property Is opposite 70 the " Ham
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 8, IL and
10 months, bearing 6 per cent. per arnRm inter.
est-or, at the option Of the purchasers, ore.
fourth cash balance at !, 2, and years, bearing
interest at per cent per annum, lthe same paya.
BILE half-yearly,) secured by DEED Of trust
mh17 Executor or VIM. Barrel, decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
.r an Old Traveller.

Wis"O ,,,eck YOUR baggage before star.-
Always ~ ro,, iose your cheek aiterW W. ~
Ing; n.t IS well have saved yourseA tue
you misn' str. &
trouble, have some solid hand.baegage with
u he careful and place, it IN the Ten NJ Sc
s"rcly. q passenger neglected. 20 4o .d.,i
end il fell with great aofce on sno a ao s"n,e
his motheriii-law with wno'a he h'''' 'o ''
trouble. t,,rot from an autho.
~ acenf before getting OIL the car put
a. ro,, have to pay the conductor ioI yoMi
il !om 40 not stop to tell him all the rea.
Is pa w,v YOU are travelling. he wouio not
care care about that, although he may De SYM
rsthizing man. -. COW mover look out
If the window when the cars are ~ ,,,' "f"
WV VIZ sv look out Of a window with your
M ~, IN fhe dark, because your neaa htlShI
r,,,, "a arsinst the parapet OF bridge, OK
water.crane, &c. J.. o,,,,.ro
,o,,r time with the conductors, and asking
him how much YOU arc slow; neither ASK
him frequently if he is on time OF II ne Is
not. when he expects to be. a conductor
is not An angel.
Always be considerate to your felloW-pas-
sencer. and il you are travelling Win tne
tailor whom you owe for your last new sun
OF clothes, do not let him sit in the dralt OF
the window.
Some people say that in the event Of an
accident it is best to sit in the rear car
and others would prefer the centre car
snd others would like to sit well forward.
Such is the difference Of opinion. But u
YOU were to ask me which would choose,
/ should say let me sit in my armchair ri
home. -,
Do not 90 from one car to another while
the train Is in motion, unless your life Is IN
sured; but even if it is, it is not right To
risk nipping yourself in the bud.
The rule of most lines is not to allow pas
sengers to stand on the platform. Some
evade it by sitting down; but of the two
as man and father, / would rather be In
side the car. ........,
1t costs railroad company rs much te
sweep out the leayings of some as they pay
for their tickets. II you must eat peanuts
and apples, put the shells and parings II
YOUR hat, or else throw them out OF tn
window, but mind you do not hit tn
statlon-master. :,
Never speak in loud voice on board
train. 1t would be awkward ii the trail
suddenly stopped for you to be heard say
ing: "No, sir, by the Eternal, III snoo
him first and get a divorce afterwards,
II you are suffering from an attack
aeue, and have the shakes badly, and ar
very chilly, put as much wood in the stow.
rs you like, and do not bother .yoursel
about the man next to you, who has, pei
haps, got the typhoid fever.
To newly-married couples I would say
do not be deferred from the sweet inter
change of tender glances and tokens of a
lection by the offensive notice Of other pas
sengers. ''Fral and fleeing are the JOY
of loves young dream Besides, you wi
awaken the agreeable memories OF crabb
COUPLES who were married some time age
If you are parent and have your chi
dren with you, and one that is too old t
travel free, you can lay her across You
knee and feed her with pap when the COZ
ductor comes along. He will then pas
her. 90 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
By Grubbs e Williams,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF A VAL
~ UABLE LITTLE FARM Or $3.50 ACRkS
LYING ABOUT ONE Mile, EAST OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.--In part execution Of s
decree of the Chancery Court OF Richmond. eu.
tered on the 9th Of March, lsT1, fn the case OF
Stuart and wife o. Dsbney's administrator, &C.,
viii sell at auction, upon the premises, on WED
NESDAY, the 29th day OF March, at II O'Clock P.
NJ. the farm Of which the late Edward II. Dabpey
died SEIZED situated rs above, adjoining the Bis
key property and the land Of EDWIN Peasants. 1t
lies on beautiful table between two ravnes, the
most of IL level, and affordtng fine view. The
slopiDg Land has southern exposure, suitable for
q whey ard or for fruit. ,....- 2 ~ .san-
The Improvements consist or framed house
with brick basement, containing seven rooms,
needing some repairs, and horse OF two rooms,
surrounded by some handsome shade trees.
This property being near and Of easy access TO
the city should attract the attention OF some per-
son doing business In the city. f1I XII 4.
TERMS One.fourIh cash; BALANCE on 3 credit
Of Elk, twelve. and eighteen months, for nege.
table notes. with interest added, and the title re.
tanned until the notes are paid. i,st& ta@f -
purchaser TO pay taxes for lsTi 34 So
2 THOMAS j. EVANS, Commissioned.
GHUBBs d WILLIAMS Auctloneers. IL .ra.
NH ls--iS, 81, ,tdtds ~, Z 90 !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27

CoMM1ssIoNERs-sArr on !.

COMMISSIONERS SALE m !. -.
|SRsssSsssa TAsse sssIs|E sksas
EMrnnAR3eEALI6H KfH fEa TWHsNXysyIA sf SIDE
d GU riTIHTFFHTY.1islATA sT sEETs & 4
IGE OF TIE uif g ,a IL TH MpEssTE gkk POE
s rsaEh Is. n saNBa AED /, GLE ny
9gfs e thscitY Of Rickmond, catered oo sssae:ry
I'LL u me case or ssevan and VIZ s
as1cttch, upon the premises, on TaTRsnS 1uh!is
handsome BEsiiDaEs SS, Co. ns
Inc 1Tetling 10 two stories and bases,ssss o0!1
@ ea.prlSk 'front.'. eortsins six Iasse rno1,. yita
TIC Kitchen ID q brick one, asa Ma ~ pofeheG
xne nnildi9Es are new isS,ssoo ena.'
pack i4s feet 30 a7o.foot alley. ina 81, saa 1ns
y2ins me residence at present occupies az
TEs,c Shsrnek'p pastor OF Lstghssiress Rsssss,,:
:, IyiH zen st pubic auction, mon ia
paM O'Clock r. d.. the yaltaba tsiiifI y ,nah.
LOTS located 90 above described. Hee,n.
sne corner on me esst line Of Cherry street ~ =
Inches on the NORTH line OF Dover 10 smo rect SIX
ing eack IN line parallel with Cherry stress me-
nunofeo Snd ntnety.niue feet 10 IN slIsv - one
ZEE I vide: On the LOT is small RICK DW FTP
AsTS RI nl Tsso ShsF Ell street Ss yet. -. ~
according 70 plan 70 be exhibited ~ tSs Eid:d
may then be determined. - NY soies 90
. TERMS One.fourth cash the fes,6nG u, !.
credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen fnontS.01t,t
negotiable notes, WITH interest added and liz ,i.;s
Re- un the notes are paid and yeysnes
". B. Posrss. Auct'r. - :. N ''H NH fnen'f:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
By Richardson d CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

T7RUs TEE's SALE OF A BRICK
4 DWELLING AND LOT, ON THE NORTH
GOVERNOR STREET AND THE METROPO-
LITAN HAIL, AT AUCTION Being required
to execute the provisions Of certain deed oftrust
to the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded in the
clerks office Of the Chancery Court or the city Of
t Richmond. l shall proceed % sell at public auc
April, at O'Clock p. NJ, BRICK DWELLING
and LOT, described in said deed asrfrantipg 20
Governor street and the Metropolitan Hall, and
running back to an alley extending from the said
Governor street to the rear Of this and other
property. =
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF executing this trust and to pay or note for
g. $780, with interest thereon from the 10th Februa.
ry, 1860, Till paid; the residue en- such terms as
may be announced at sale.
GEO. D. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co. Aurts. mh IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
By Grubbs q williams, ri ~
p Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, r
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

A MOST BEAUTIFU L LOT OF
"A GRnUND ON THE WEST SIDE OF LAU-
Rel STREET. BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
GROVE STR EETs, FRONTING ON MONROE
PARKeATlAUCTIuH.. On MONDAY. 90 April,
ct o'clockP NJ, We win sell upon the premises
the LOT snusted as above, and lying between the
handsome new residences Of Gen. Newberry and
Col Ordway. It fronts s1s feet on Laurel street,
shade trees. 49,. rr,f-ar,n III tlf.' HI :
Laurel street has been recently widened and i'm
proved by guttering and curbing. -
This lot fronts Monroe Park, overlooks the city,
and rapidlyimprovtng part OF the city, and there
fore should comm and the attention Of those SEEK
ing = select building site. il viii be sold as
whole. or suhdiytded, as may be deemed best: l'
!, NH n GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auct,rs,. = :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
By Paine & Co.. Auctioneers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE,
- On WEDNESDAY,. April 5th, commenc1Dp
AZ 10 O'Clock, we Will sell at our warehouse very
large and attractive assortment OF entirely !
81 FRESH DRY GOODS, ID ,gE.i
now receiving, compri sing great variety OF new
=. and desirable goods adapted TO spring sales.
zoe cnses BOOTS, SHOhS, and BALMORALS,
for Men, Women: Misses, Boys, and Children
MEMS ana BOYS HATS, in great variety. u
MERCHANT TADUK'S STOCK.
BY order of the administrator we win sell the
entire stock OF the late John Tietjen, deceased,
comprising large lot OF !
,.s' CL.,THS, CASs1MERES, ifs.@A '..-.'
IN VESTlNGS, TRIMMINGS, &C., &C.; all
r.. ., q OF very superior quality, -
'I. ALSO. 80,
Two LARGE MIRRORS. 49,
Sale positive and without reserve.
NH 27--M, wv ,&Etd5 9. PAINE d CO.. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
BY, Cook b Laughton, Auctiopeers,
Corner OF Governor and franklin streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION by virtue
\ OF decree pronounced by the ChsncerY Court
ruary, ISL. in tie suit OF Dtnss sxccusrix, Re-,
against Din and others, IshsA. as special sSia.
nnbhS on sb ssl@ n
Che 18th day Of March ISL As o. z. O.. that oe,
sirabie DWELLIEG-HDUSE, aud LOT atfachsd
thereto, ON the south side OF Ciav street, betweea
lss and Adams streets, In tho ctr Of Richmond
immediately adjoining On thssWcst the fesidehee
The lot fron.s 10 feet on ciay ssrset, ranyipY
back HH feet tnofe or iess) 10 an alssY 70 ie s'
The improvements conaist Of q brick dwelling.
house, having . basement, two stories ard an az
tic, with back building attached, containing az
together twelve rooms bestdes snaoke- nerss ana
TIRns: Ons-sourth cash /; rmsiadcr npon
credits or s, H. and u months fsom day OF sac;
Purchaser % xtve hta negotiable nots&s Jos ,ns
credht pAypae1ss with tptsTees added frog the ~
or sale The title 70 be retained ssntl va wness
parensse raonsy q paid and the egvsysnSss rs
lGered By tn court. i9fl3 .kifat 1Af. u DdbLs
r. NH 20-tdaF,gx yt{Sgtf Specaaf CosHu1te65 onel =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
BY Lyme i Brother.
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, SITUATED AT THE
N0RTHWEsT CORNER OF BROAD AND
5S E kcIAfI,SaEyRt TnR s sTs II THE CITY
We shall. at the request Of The owner sell at pub
nc nc auction AUG; on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
that truly valuable and conveilientiy. arranged
BRICK DWELLING, locsted as above described,
now In the occupancy Of George 8. Prince, ESQ.
containing about ten rooms, With gas through.
cut, kitchen attached containing four rooms. and
good brick BILE. There is city water on the
premises. 2srss.fa.1 bal 81 4 - -"
This is one Of the most desirable residences In
the eastern portion OF the city, and offers q ane
opportunity 10 parties wishing to invest. - ! -
The lot has front Of 90 feet running back n
depth OF about LIS feet 10 an alley. - -
TERMS : One-thtrd cash balance st 4, g. and IL
months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
mb23 LYME D RROTEER. Ancta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
BY Grubbs Il Williams. 3,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALu.
~ ABLE BRICK DWELLING AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTIETH
or the Chancery Cou Of Richmond, entered on
18th recem Der. 1870, in the case OF Gregory rs.
Hill, the subscriber, as special commissioner sp-
Zion upon the premises, on FRIDAY, alst March,
1871. nc O'Clock 2. b.. uf fair; IF not, then on
the first fair day thereafter at tue same hour) the
DWELLING. Of which the late gnr. u. b. Hi
died seized, Situated as above, and occupied BY
Daniel Lyon. ESQ. 1t has seven large and two
small rooms. besides BATHROOM, with water and
gas also, kitchen, with three rnorns {; and
stable and carrlage-house, all In good order. The
LOT is 30 by 12o feet to an alley y feet Wide.
TERMS One third cash; balance at one snd
two years. for negotiable notes with ntefes. add-
ed, an The title retained by the conrt until the
notes are paid. WM.y ". GURHGN,
y f'f Special Commissioner.
-GRupRs q WILLIAMS Enci,rs-tI - NH Ia
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BY A. G. Pulliam Aactioneer.
Southwest corner OF Main and 18th sryeefs

GALE oFaVALUABLE HOTEL Pro
- PERTY, IN MANCHESJ Nh, AUG
TlON.-Ry request OF the oHnsrs, w. J. Clopion
and Douglas Baird; shall, on WEDNESUAY.
az .nublic auction, on the premises, the NAN
CHESTEs HOTEL, situated ct tho corner OF
Hull ana 6th streets, In Manchester.
TERMS: One-thtrs each; balance, negotiable,
notes with interest added, at q. 9, g. IA and l6
months. Title retained until purchase money is
fully paid .--rs = "A. u. PuLLIAM,
NH u Auctionear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27

tKsRIIsTTEs aAEn sf,Sa TWn Hr11

a DRED AVID FafTT A6HBs or TsRMiNs
N a Eft OF s TME err
provision OF certain deed 90 trust, buaSiac asts
thB ID Or july 1856, from Susnn b. WlnfFce 10 a,e
rsigned, trustee duly recorded Sd ths ctsfks
seiL st pnbIie auction, in front ioffhe cusso,1.
Rouse. In the city OF Richmond. on THpRSDAT.
ths 9Th Of April, ut IL O'Clock NJ, The TRACT- or
LAND mentioned In said deed as Combining i5c
ACRES OF VALUABLE; FARMING LAND:
part tinbered, the balance improved, with issye.
raj good aud substantial Iox cablns thereon stua-
Ted on the road leading 10 Charles City County:
and about eight miles from the city OF Richmond
TERMS: Enough In cash to defrsy the expenses
OF executing this trust and to nay Of anosef for
5000, WITH interest thereon from ga January. BeS,
until psid: tbs residue on such. time as may be
p q -. :, GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee
RICHARDSON d Co. Aucts - =, fnf97
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Some young rascals were annoying an
old gentleman by snow-balling his house.
He rushed out and caught youngster who
was standing on one side and looking on,
and, thinking him to be one OF the offend
ers, began to administer a fogSlng. But,
to his surprise, the harder he whipped the
more the boy laughed, until he stopped and
sought an explanation. "Well," said the
boy, "Fm laughing because you are awful
ly sold; amt the boy !"
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CITY AUDITORS ory1cE,,
RICHMOND VA. MnrrhAs 1sYJ u =

THE CITY ASSESSMENT FOR FL
Il CENsE TAXES FOR The YEAR ISL ID
now aied In this office for inspections where Is Will
remain for seven days, 80 fsF..ef .sT5tg go
Liquor dealers. commission merchants, agents,
osokers, and professional man are called upon 20
\ The Finance Committee Of tho City Council wtIi
stssto hear appeals from said assessment in the
gounetl chameer On WEnNESUAY sndTH
p "a. r EsT "a VIM. r. kLDERDJelE,fgs5#l
3 mh21- dtMhSi 80 Auditor 1
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-4r5 :; By Grubbs u WillIsms. )

q -s u By Grubbs d williams,
Auctioneers and Reai Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank streets.
E..EHtya. ....t Isl ---IfgIf .s'Efa@ 4. ~ is..
A SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT ON
EA THE NORTH SIDE OF DOVER ORCARYl
STREET, SECOND DUOR EAST OF HARyIG
TUESDAY. 2sth March, at A O'Clock P. NJ, we
viii sell the property situatedas above, occupied
by Mrs. Slack. II has four rooms. The lot Is 70
by l7St feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: At the sale @.'i Il. # 5. 81. NE.
NH n 1t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
G. BANK OF VIRGINIA. &, g. ~ ..
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1rsURAnCE s0si MrAe!S.s>. > :;

.rauuAnEE COMEAE.saes .s.>>--~
csooTiYN LIFE INsURANo y
- COMPANY Of azwronks 'sass'
....ra NEARLY ss,eso,esas .asD rapidly
.1Ita'J 1HcREAsIN1.
ssaf - ss7sz- 2, R....s.Fs s,ps.s ssSsssE ssTs5
! s,oo,o DEPOSITED WITH sUPERiN1A".
ID DENT OF NEW YORK INSURANCE
" FaDEPARTME Mt, '
for me protection Of its policy-holdderh every
Frf3s 50 sac where. ., ,.. .si3fn -
s.o 900 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA,
eor .,o nro.sct,on of its Virginia poley-hoiders'
Total removal of all restrictions nr on fpn,e Il
No No p ssssnrsd NAY reside
any part Of The globe, N i
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IN "a definitely stat.u In dollars aud cents, ano
=. ,sa,..orsed on each policy when issued IL.
INNS s LOW AS CONSISTENT WITH
IN FINANCIAL st9UNDNEss.
pRoaPTiT UDE IN Pa Y1NG LOSSES
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP
| THE BROOKLYN LIFE >
was the first company to endorse ne nnor ever,
definite amount nn1sc OF Se Issued Is te onl
dong as
poIicy-hoider the advantage % 'niS 'A's''-' ''
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onis Who will be literally dealt :T1shEt saN., q.
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Office No. soq Main st.. Rtcl I aener v"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27

rOR NON-RETENTION Or INCON-
THENCE OF URINE, Irritation, Inflammation,
or liberation Of the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases
of the Prostate Glands, Stone in the Bladder, Cal
culus. Gravel, or Brick-duss Deposits, and all
diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, or Dropsical
dwellings, USE HELMBoLDs FLUID Ex-
TRACT BUcHu. o''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27

The Providence Herald thus parodies the
"Heathen Chinee" by way of illustrating
the reception of the news from the New
Hampshire election at the White House:
And Grant lonked up at Nye,
And nye gazed upon g.,
And they rose with :, Ugh,
Aud they said, "Can this be!''