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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18
Keep Sheep.

Every farmer should keep sheep, whether
wool is low or high. They are the most prof
liable stock he can raise. They will cat aud
live upon what other stock will not eat, un-
less forced to. They will exterminate weeds,
underground, etc., from the farm, while other
stock will not With proper care and man
agement they will double their numbers yearly.
They afford fine meat for the farmers table,
with little trouble. All farmers should raise
more sheep and less worthless ours. They
will find them more prohtable,-Raral World
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18
RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On an$, after May 18th, 1862 Passenger Train. viii.
run a. follows N
UPgARD TRAINS
AccoNoDAtioN TRAM leaves Concord At 40 10,
for White River junction, connecting with trsrs f,
Wells River St. J0hnsbury, Barton Nesuort VIII.
by and Magog Lakes, Stanstead, Bath. Lttleton Ia.
ter, &C. Also with trains for Montpelier, Burn.f
s. Adams, house's Point, Montreal, Ogdonsburgi m
the West.
DAY EKFREss TRAts leaves Concord Al los, , d.
Tor White River Junction, connecting with trniHs q.
Montpelier, Burlington, Rouseis Point Montreal y
and With OgdensbSrgh and Graud Trunk Railroad. q,
BRisToL TRArs leaves at s.27 p m, for Franklin 4.
Bristol.
EyESISo ENrREss TRAIN leaves Concord at sa-t.r
Tor White River Junction, connecting with train. g..
Montpelier, Burlington, St. Aihans R0useis Point u
real, Ogiensburgh and the West
or on arrival Of trains FROM Boston, Worcester Para.
mouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
thoRNisG ExPREss TRAN leaves White River Ju-
arrival Of trains irom Ogiensburgh and Montreal d
train will be 20 Boston On Sunday.
tBRst0L TRAM leaves Bristol Tor Ooncora AZ b
m, and Franklin at 800 a. IN.
tMAiL TRAN leaves White River Junction mr. O.
cord AZ l2.2O y. m arrival VI trains over ne 8.
mont Central, Passanpsc, ami White Mountain n
roads.
DAr EIPREss TRATs leaves White River Junciiar
j.D y M or en- arrival Of trains from Montreal sf
Ogdonsburgh, battleboro, kcene. BeilOWs Falls VIII.
sor Ac, connecting at Concord with talus for Mancls
ter Nashua, Lowell, and Boston.
These trains connect At ConcOii with trains ff
Manchester Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland. Nashul
Worcester, Nov York, lowell, and boston.
Concord. n. H.. May, 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale biz Farm and Tmbered
Lands u MddlcvN, within three miles Of Montpelier,
aud within one half milo ul the river road running from
Montpelier 20 Mddiesox village.
The Farm contains about nuacrcs Of land, ~ Of which
under Improvement consisting Of good meadows and
pasture the rest oeH tHbertd with good roas running
90 different parts
Tho buildings consist Of ono House. convenient for two
families, Barn, Sheds and other out-buding-, with
good cold s0ft Hsts fng Witer running 10 the house
and barn.
viii sob ten tons OF Hay, one pair Oxen three Work
hurats, thrce Harnesses. one Buggy Wagon, one job
Wagon two Cart., two sleehs and all the Farming
Tools together with Sheds Wagons Trucks, Chains and
every thing necdcd TO carry extensive Laundering
Business.
on this farm, convenient 10 the budings and within
0uehall mile ol The Railroad aud side track Is large
aud commodious STEAM N-MiLL. with Sheds Or
storing lumber and pond for floating logs.
There 's thirty-lye HORSEPOWER Engine, Flue-
Boiler feet long, feet diameter, two dues iG inches
EACH and chimney 900 feet high. The machinery Is all
nearly new h u good running order and consists Of one
with set Works and Carriage atty feet long one Bur.
NuEtun Plaucr, Juinting Saw, one Slab Slnw and
one buttng saw wrought iron thaftuss aud iron pull
leys complete for running said machinery.
/ have 5000 feet OF Dry Lumber In the yard, con.
sIsting Of Spruce, Ilenlock and Hard Wood, which
viii sell no bargain.
will sell the whole property together, or the mil
ssptuaffig or the tmbcrod lands with the mill. In
eithcr case terms Of payment will DO made easy.
ia consequence Of disability, csnlpsLsf ssgsnd
hhfHff and DO parties prefer Will lease the MILL or
the mill and fnln iogsfher for one or more years.
Possession given ut once if desired.
This s. rare chance for making money, and any one
wishing 20 engage in the above business will do well 70
iao4 hs-s before purchasing elsewhere.
VIII also sell one Undivided half Of 400 OF tim
hcrcd land situated In the central part Of DuIbury
foad AZ kidlcy-s station. l.. $. CAMP.
Montpelier, W. Feb 9th, i5Ti S.u
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New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
p4CCTVGEPS dPRYVED.

FROM GIAsGOW-In steamship Caledonia March 25Joan Gard
Hector IRAN
IRON HAvASA-Ir steamship Co1mha March 2SJ W. Guppy
D. COezo w. Bis G. r. GrLng end wife, T. CampOs. Ms. W.
ffue ill., Mrs te W8rng olren and F. ScuJp
D Jocefa Casso aud wife A. B0lpqueG T. j. Weeks l.
q. Miss Annie r. Gilman and maid; W.
Nuturu wife children Mrs Freeman aHd
T Moore Mr Barclay K z. Proui5t Mrs hore child and
servant Ber and CspL j. o. Baker Capt lie sac Nh
slater wife Nh G. L. Wood, L. Tucker
Nj Adeg AyCgg Miss Pen Mrs G. L. Wool and daughter Mr.
Elliott
IROM SAvANEAH-Ia steamship Virgo march 25-NIH A. II.
Fer Mss Jane Csrsoa Thomas Lale7 Miss MARY Lhe, A. Jo
son H. Potter NJ G. Bch.1or Dr. G. A. Dewey joseph Solomon
: Tolo Hopper Mr Hopper r. D. bronson John DsTy, John
Ro Go-h Wn Francis Mrs Haryey, Mr. Glare, John Williams,
p Gleason O1e Colsut Mrs " o. Chcser and 30 rAge.
F.Od SAVANNAH-In steamship Herman Livingston NJ arch 20
J. w. Cu-au CHAM wife, csen, and nHei J. W. Post, vile,
ehl and T. Cuts vie Ms NJ Fearoyt Miss g..
Faey CueTyain snl wife J. Little wife, sni child; L. W Chase
orl Henry Lehman and wife, Mrs j. Collins and three children,
Ar Mayle Mrs leurCa Mrs Jones ard two children, Mr ErRel
Es W. j. n ao Miss Harrington, v. H. Iearey, W. A. walker
Dr. D. ArN L. p Rogers II. Eogers j. M0nizamber Samuel
Down Wn. Hopper DuEcou and tao A. Rosenbsum, l..
Pourges, J. LIN crann b. ?. Ezekiel T. Eterson T. Dexter T.
Bsc. J. H. her }. Roer A. Kahn j. T. GiOn g. j. DOane,
Wu. Hay, VIM Perkins, L. Barnett ". A. Pete, Il in tie
PROM DBENES-I1 steamship Hermann March 2G Kronce
~ Coat A Clarke. Hr kra1s Nh Mr Lefeyre.
lrcl Slsl j. Fumc, p oU. William feuss and family
t s.or. irias Au-ie Mare Meycr Bchetc
llcwa.. Pall G.. q
ci Learg CO1E. H. p T. Muer, Frz Wagner, Ehse
Ete ni child Z. sefsr 81 Dck L. FrseAu! Nh Espersnden
l \ l.fa
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
P4SCFVGFPS S1TJFD
MONDAY, MAEcH 81
l.


Hototen NJ H. and family Hoboken Mr. and Mrs u
le Sachs NewYors; Mr. j. S. Ccoy Greene j., D. family
York Miss IRWIN, NcvYcrk; NJ. Hagen NewYok; H. Woelaf
NevYorA; seller Newiork G. Manie NevYork Miss Harris
eslok Samuel WsssrMann aud family New loi M and Mrs
= Peter NewYOr; Mi,s Peters NewYork Albert Hut
EevYok; August Walter NewYors; a WGlah, NeS-lork
Ireic sebue CrcHnst NJ Brlmaun family and teyaut New
Mr T. Raeern NeWYcrs; Mr Gciieb CrsmeT HsT.YoTt; M
hohsseter ar family BBo Mr Thomas Aches Newlorki Mr.
n W lel NewYorki Mr. Claus D. MoenAaueT New York
cu Be- h Aug1i kreser, Neg-lOrk Ms Caroline kc-
o. Iu eli NevYo.k; Mr j. Oheter Hegiek; Mr. j. Hell
Boil ita Iisi Mr. ie!ilani Sciun NeH-lCrki mss n4Ie
srcse EeWoA; Mr. ls.or Mohr, ReSlorki Nj Aori k0-
N.luncrlnn N,v-ioIar Mr NJ. Oppenhe mcr, Paris -
For SANANSAH-In eaE SAP Jacnto, March 2A Sehrei-
Llnsl Ete- Elvn Mckenzie, Jas Bel J. a. GRAY Jss Husn,
H. McCu.oHgh is Lrrusn, A. H. IroVhdge Mrs A. H. Inw-
tnise MTs Davis Bliss lr0ebu-c, H. C. Pratt Mrs Sutherland NJ
tuteni Fred faukeus,n John Jansen H. g. L. koseHberg Mrs.
FOR GLASGOW In seusip Iu1i. March 2sD Sarah Far
Nm HsTy Smith, Mss Llu Jane smith, Thos MotTam Geo
Ns Al3s Williams Miss Carrie G. Williams Miss Williams. Geo.
h. v-,r ~ p.1 - M Cgls n E-,wT I'm Craig Wool.
Ce J. r. Aaeo A Ssast wife two children and ser
A. Bauri ud vie Joachim Persri wife AMI child, Dr. J. b.
lOR LlNEEPOOlE steamship City Of LOnfOn, March %" n
ing Ms liing james Ltbun j. r. Best Fred Mson A g.
rtou Ogden ana wife v Mrs Fuller children and
Font EvrrI K'utal Ma Csra Sterling, Id T. Hughes and
rce NJ BgIc g. Martin rs Nm Fielding, Jclu L. "Hgley, H.
FIeiar C. N.v.eT. Bernard McGee J. Dickson and wife
FOR SAY AA"Al In Sc lnsnip huIsNe Mah 2'Alr aifon
u Vol fld dl, Mis- h. Alaane Miss A. D. A!haus W T. Cusb'
snl aly. A. g. Briggs George A. NhitIaFh Nm NJ Frien r.
Ctlo A. C. Hs Jno Crow Dan sni Jas Brown Mr. y Her J. H.
sce' lir j. T. Walort Mis- Tiler. George B. Kanph and
i- -r-ui J. H. Tnlroock ani lady Johu Doear and
James AeCa-y al LADY, IhoS = CAHaan i-d e-il'en and
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
CEw-YoRK, Saturday. March %. 1sn.

X,
No public sales took place to-day, and the
Exchange presents dull appearance The business Oh
the week has been unusually good. Nearly all the prop
ery offered was sold at prices very satisfactory to the
owners and genuine interest has been shown by Oper
atOrs. This of due to the ict tnat lhe oP
erty located In the best portion OF thc cIy, anu On
the direct line Of present projected Improvements.
The sales for the coming week are not numerous @ Us
improvement and viii no doubt attract large attend
auce Of buyers The most important sSle OF Ino Toc &
will he conducted by Muller wilkins o. WHO VIZ Soi
on Monday by order OF the executors or tue l0s jacob
I0rllard the followipgdescribed properly; fGI ots,
northeast OF Grand Boulevard anu
six lots corner of Grand Boulevard ana lgby
secOndst. the Boulevard Is graded curpeu nn ~
rsntave and Eightynrstst lot north corner
OF Tenthavo. aud igtysecendst; four
corner OF and ourt-
ST. three lots on north side OF Seventy JU St
west OF NiHthaye three lots on s0uth sde OF @ ~
ST. $50 feet west Of Nintlave one lot n0rth se' l!o
feet east OF the Boulevard; Eghtiotst Is graded, gut
tered and tagged; 81 lots the south side of Eighty
of Ehty-second-st, 225 feet west OF Nnthaye twelve
lots north side feet east of Tnaye; three gores
ores moth side 80 feet cast Of the B0ueyar four gore
lots Forth side OF drcdand twenty yhftlst 10
side of Onc-hundred-and-tweny $50 feet west
OF Tenhaye. lot and buildings, east side Of CentreSt,
between Worth and Leonari,sts and Eno@n AZ 30 30 o. &
V. X. Stevenson son viii SELL on Tuesday, Two lul
lots north side OF SXtcthst 800 feet west OF Tenth
ave, and overlooking the hudson River.
\. J. Blcocker son & Co will sell, on Wednesday, NJ
the Exchange two residenees at PqsSaic, pom l0c@eI @
are within six minutes walk ~ the railway station
Me5sys. Wycoff Little viii orr 20 valuable brooklyn
lots on DeKalb-avc aud OXfOrd-st. opposite washing
ton Park Tie lots very desirable for Ar5tcass res
idcpoes.
Jamcs Cole will sell, Monday at the Commercial
SaesrooDs, Brooklyn, four valuable lot', north|c,t
FultOnaye. This Is one or the most EaIdaDiO
business properties I'm Brooklyn.
VIM II. Rqynor has sold eisHt full lots on west side oi
SeVenti-aye between Onehuudrcd-andoighiccnt and
nineteeIth-s and two lots rear,0no
or each street, for $1,000 asO reports sale Of ono fu lot
southeast corner OF 70lraye. and soyentyeiglhst,
for (5OCOf also two fu lots on t1Ithaye., between
Ninety-third aud Ninety y-foutll5s., for Sj3,50(
kessrs Cocks a. Barlow OF CrOOn have sold TO Mt o.
r. Potter President or The Grover Baker Scwlng-Ma-
the mouth OF tho Croon River, for 5000 The property
was formerly known a3 the Oliver Farm, and Was pur-
chased two years since by Cocks dS Barlow for $4,000.
We understand that Mr. Potter is ABOUT to make exten-
sive Improvements on the properly.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK. .MAnCH o.
CLEARED.
ssa% ssa% i c lGr }y So1iSs Teors PeeSi Baker
s,ai ss-a' I,ii.58 M Moore FeTnsl1iaa Jas Hand.
Sesasl5 Huntsville Cpgei Savannah Ko'et LGgden e Co
Sc s5 Nauhatsa, woolhll. Charleston, L. R Morgan Co
STEAMSHIP Wya0oke Couch, Norfolk Sc oI D0nioA steamship
steamship Geo Urton Roberts RGmond asi Washington Co
s,esas'd9 ., a.,e'y y,,5,IisS. B5s',i Paaasi
SCENT gast diamond AeEedth Wi19gioa DeL' A. Abbott
s.g,i sssat ayo SisI Fb ri T,lgasoa Wood
@ l Avon o. t,r o15g a LSSloa va hs,y 4aa
steamship CLYDE Krareiy Gibraltar via Key Wesi C. H. Mallory
Seaus Victor Gates oIesn cs,s n MaloF{ e Co. ,or,.
Co. e,s-,ool Philadelphia Lohnari Steamship Co.
steails5 MAJ sanford Chadwick "singon ~ u h'4-S' D
so,.,p q ysg,t Johnson Aevanl6s George B. MsieE.
~ saslp T. n Fsid.d Tlsat, philadelphia J. : n SHS5~
ftersf5 4. G.. Sfiaers DAVIS. Phl'1e4hA
saqp Ftg2s BIoTe - Fs,s,e'9!ii q f. ysrlan&Co
Fsfs Bar Coo1 (Brl. FsIiaT, Elsiuore, A. Linds5y
- Ti lI3g1 Foa;ssre H. johns n. p, Beley Parker
a % 4, Ls' co. SS'S Aa'T,l D dc 51n os ~
M fss Am (rl HoAin, HLe Eueilnd Geo Buly 20 20
i ndlag SofJ nIesn. GOteabeIs WENT Te'enI lock
"I1; , s,,e. s,r.p.on Wilmington c. b. p Meicaf Co
TlfKa'as, lor caarsn = Tabor 4 Co. r-,.- Randall,
~. I,t ~, l,,-t agg.r16srg Harr. J. A. Ilor.ey.
b.. NeyJ william, JBiJ Aeser, Dr4seTs.I, n s. JP' Whit
EsgEre euy Aear1slla Eeg Loaion, s GoIsT v,.,.,,
u ~. 70. Port 1t9n.0. M IS J. MeApffB
pl.li Por AhconiO, JAN, H. NtnJcIB
r. Crsf'es Thompson Hanleli Para, l. y hasues 10
.fiG Nl'i.e 4ies tIbas. Dem 9s H. W. Load q 20
tlr 'Ia. Or Pss. Psus'oIc. Cranda! Bereau1 TO-
Ie .li, BeDuSf Jacksonville, Warren hay 4 Co.
Baker, iudialOa aa1 LaYara, luppT BeaiIe'
his.s D1Duy, Richmond, Van Bf4nt blaghL
EITT s. f.i.e. J0nr. Ias IOri John B0yItOls Sons.
t.lr Ai's-t NLslel Gambie Ciou.ester
D. e. Frf.i1. Patton Ky eat Beurc Brown Prckne7.
i- Oallg Star tBIl Merriam CoInwa4ls, CleHlsA- Ie'uI
10.
tt.r - Tier.1l so1t Savannah. Evans Bsl Co.
Do -f 70. Collins. EaIoJt, 3D. Hafys, &C., j. 3D. Lusri Co.
t. .tag, Iis ~. Gcogrtggn, q c. Oferf0n HaWAns.
n r. a.L be4lls, Icsuian, lhonis Houts Co.
i..ls WE O.. p Ilar Mills
terc a. jo--s- arr '}1 14l -g.oa n. g.. IS. K llu-n.
. I .
tc,L Asst, Io,t-f, t.,.l-tt3n.
AGHIFTD.
f'ir '' fHia Bf) OaHs.onc Gs~oW Narch g. via Mori,s
OF, .- t ga f iass 10 it4-ers8u fir.ll
.. enIie la'sgsi j. "a 1. at 2. ~ lJa IS 2g pas. E.
A }a ietee iYr csasosi let, l 45 Jl Io. a. D. iassl
i-te erit HaIg I..Ha ~. ~ eau ater-ile sl.
y 4.lIl. 4 go. ~ '"
L-'- 4-- "a, 'O. .s, C-f.4L Ialaue Dee Uli litais q
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
G;tno.ion5 lpanle0--A A!aIe5.

JA4U-IDIiJ LJ'EII-NJ @F-'FII|'
4 BOY, aged 1G, dcsirOu5 of making Sea
n yoylce VI h arnge vih e captain Of sma cr' erf -
rel WORK HIS PASSAGE l. wiling 70 De- r1o rel ol ine
slip many cara itieA 40 es aal, Box l9 iriule o"i
NOACHMAN's SITUATION WANTED by n
~ single thorough ,rcn experience dy nyer rapee
m willing Hgi bcs. OF cy rctienc Aoul,1s j. - Box -
Tribune oGc',
GCOTCHMAN wants a situation as GAil-
- DTNEK; married with two cnn; las l6 Yel efpe-
m cogntEy has hoou"h .a0F ye o. le gre4lf bus
ms under open willing and o1u-ri hs good test
Tcrs to snIs Adde'S J. NJ c. Ar. PaAs Scotsman AMI
Horst COuI.-,t State. Brooklyn.
CITUATIOE NANTED-By two respectable
- separately H. a cou1gi have good r. e.
euces as Farmers Garer sni rg - wake tes7s eeacty
Useful can far asifss A. H. j G-eeaF Oh So, baseneu-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

IMMATURE ALMANAC
5:Jc Sun 6y Moon 1900
UlGH wATsa
Cows
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
iu:eietcolcr Counin Real Coiatc for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
IA accommodating terms within an hour and sf Of Sewiork
hirist Il
yaon cutting average tnns Of hay 10 the lrre land
udd MANSION. 20 feet 'front.' 30 t Deep perfect oref; barn and
stable r0 for Lundrd Head a cle; four apple orchards and
per ort all grated and choice fruit iouta. ie fences all in
aud gr1u1ls omaen water n g parts Of e house, In
every respect geaeml4t ,siausn all for bah
Ts'se ahywh-ro he atao-Yle t and spd o wek ang. so
house il the cr Ui he asra n
ltlnrss WILLIAM DAVIS. Trtrrc OEce.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
Gilnal.oao Ulnito--Efua!c5

A WIDOW LADY Of culture and refinement,
fao ~ stranger ctg, would Ike tlr io1 "a HOUSE,
KEEPER ia rcn;lelln's E 2. Alrcs hs. A., T3lae 1
4 YOUNG LADY. with cultivated voice, per
"A 6c dcssa SITUATION l carIri SOPRANO, Nov
Yors lroozlsn. At SOPRANO, 30 % ihona-, hee-ios
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
~ Ge1l1n ls-.lc Ia Nrt. b.tue lsr oa a- stanton 50
JTANTED-A SITUATION by n competent
w German Girl flr general lo1serorI, washer ani
wiling onl obi us. les. Of cg leaees CAL a. SJS
LJaery entrance % Fr5tst
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

orrCE or AsiI&yt Q.sarrHrAsTgs-l ENERiL UNrrEDl
EIA4E5 A.Ng CO.sAR EJrs-Jy AND '..iiH Hi-sIs...
NEw-I0AK Cry, March p, ISL
HINDER Resolution Of Congress, and by
u tie War viii se a. rufIc alc1o1 on
WEDNESDAY, MFr III 80 II OcocS Jrop- oollg -
Hudson
Bergen Iighs AIseal together U c gt-s Of coz ye
70 tie rte Sas deed T.. oa iad wife o Icla
the Co OF Bergen 40 10 day Ol JG ii~
TIE ale will tlle place on toe g'ouuis
money tie tine of aus
ri.- on The Il tie ic. of ttc War
Tor fur 1er ps-.i-ai,rs. a9r. % tie ~. .ers -L
RUFUS INGALLS,, Gel afd t.-i. n. VI Cereal,
BgTe AajorGcre'l 4. 3 Amy.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
Real Gsiale 10 Gxfbanqe.

EIFTH-AVE. HOUSE Wantcd-ln exchange
- o bIcs h"De bosnfo1e f0lis, lsio hlh 0l0IiuO.
II -e sl.LAs hsai - "a enil.see ta'eptEi. .otr',
). D. DEAI4.l.4. Bsx Al. 1. U.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
Ocean CLEANERS.
4 NCUOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW
"A LIVERPOOL and LOND0NDEkhi
from Pier %, North River
cITuUUAT AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,

4 NCUOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIvERPOOL ard LoND0NDkRii
EVERY sArrnBG? g.? Ks hss AffSaSifk ff. WEDNESDAY
Fir. CABIN p.Pe and 50 9,emedi''' CO. s''ss',
S2a s'e''s' H'''' '' nESDEHSoS BRorHLRs Agents,
TNNAN LINE. : For QUEENSTOWN and
Ml S'e'Hs sTi 1g2osi Rs, = 81. =. follows
SIf9 Sff7 9 SP IsEiSS Via ai TgSS3AT APait Pm
Giri or .sATIRDAY, Anil 2P IN
AMI esch succeeding SA URDAY and alternate TUESDAY from Pier
No. - '''''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRs 1sS IN oc.o 7s srEER4GB ~ "oHnsSc
e e F:4 90 90 To To Fs1i
PssscBg Forwarded svre Hamburg Bremen, &C. reduced
tescn bought moderate rates. by wishing
;1 jSsF sFGy g. b.f r Go1E,'s sE e. qs e s1o,rxr
NORTH GERMAN No,,I,k9 lloyd STEAMSHIP
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMRy.
The steamship IEMANN, Capt g. Rechmann. viii ssl On SATUR
DAY April s2 om Bremen Pier, loot TiirIst HoLolen,
Sc, .Sg MAIN c.rt Z. oteSlorp on SATURDAY. Arla
RATES OF PASSAGE 40 LOEDOS, HAyEB AND BREGES:
. UAYABLa II GOLD, OR ITs EQUIVALENT - cUREEScrl
Fft cabin
seconl
Tor resl Or Pisso afpo oELaicS Co. iea
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ TIE GESEaAL TEANSATLAEiiC CoSiPASrs NAL
sIEAsSnIPS BETwELN hEW-iOaA AND HA'kL CALLING
a vs,els & nj, tyGts roats for TIE Continent will sell
ST. LAUREN LENA fNDA1, March p
lfh.lR .SA iDAG. Aprl -
VILE De PARIS. .SuTInont. ........A IlbJAI, May.
iA PaicE OF PASSaGE IL coin CrSaihs Slej
TO BREsT or UANEE:
Frt Clil...........s $40 Second Calil......s...S75
Excursion Tickets issued ct relucel nt,A
These steamers io no. carry &c passengers
American travellers rctu Hg u ae Couac1t Of Errde
by taxing the Of s line avoid both transit by n railways
and Of crossing tie Canr beside -ayug t trouble
and expense. GLo. MACKENZIE. Ag,ut No. 90 bfoaiNsy
WHITE STAR LINE.
W ERW-YORK. CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FVIIrPOWERED SIEAMSuiPS
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADHATIC
Geo turs iurien--tOgO b. each
Sailing from NeVYok on SATU9DAIS Liverpool THURS
DAYS, and Cork Iarhor the dav following
UCEt tElt Capt Dgby Murray, appointed TO sail IRON New
York SATURDAY Aprl n, a2pm.
Passenger accommodations tor a cl'sfsl u1rTs cotlons
StFLTY. SPEED AND COMFORT .,,.----
ton where motion sieiL baigors and stc"arde accompany
RATES-Ssioou $50 gold. Sersgc, currency. Those wiz
Ing send for fcas from tie Old Country n no" Obtain se
PasrlgsT oo5ei 10 or non part, Of Auonc, Paris Hamburg
Norway. Sweden lniia, Australia, Gc
Excursion tickets crduei 1t lowest raes
plai.s from ~ upward.
For insrrt ON Of lans and other ir0rtri'r, frtlv
OCELNIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.'S OFFCf'.
Nc. - Broadway, n l., H. StsRh-. Aftnt
GTFANER TO LONDON.-'The Al, first
y cte non steamship SAIDA Cap'. MASTERS viii have quick
dispatch for port; has superior sec sas tof b''
pa cage7s For f i or passage sppy 20 iO'LAHD . AS'l'
WALL. g. - SOIhS'.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

TlE9 PCBLIC sALE-VAL. ABLE IbOPERlI. u acrrs,
known as RslneF's F0g ey Machine, Boiler b'c.t4h.
and Csrprner Sl0Fs; store 'nI Eaeilto se Wal -
aid other n.; yana e HlclnerT iop
ilw4re st Ch-r D..taatc tealt PEN gaa
~ icpa lc line Of te Philadelphia Htlm1Toa
AMI Baltimore Railroad. VIA be aoA 90 i8L- ,ALh on Iut ~
DAY Aplt illl y O'Clock lpon The reneS This p'iefy
ulqlc3i1usiy o. .hs cs lest located. ts ppied
for too o Iron Fess Is ln TIE tl.el 81
IT he rlt Of DOrs l4Nf -
a-i v De I'd tie property. For further pa 1a a 20
.FEis Pal2D. tho InGes. 20 4 BOtD lrse, No. %s
WllaLss. Philadelphia. ii. THOMAS s. SONS, Ar.uoIe.s
Ii.l-ae-ra-a
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

DOOMS 10 LET-Nth OF without Steam
Ee p uer for l,ch,Hcal business. ApIi to t,O"Nh ",
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
NATIONAL FIN

Ma IiONAE HIN -.
STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL ASD QUEENSTOWN
Per No. a.. North k,er
TR CrEFy Tbsilas.......S ITI,DAN. Air /, AZ p
I.fN Lawson. .,.......5A iJhpl, iyu NJ p
Isge % LytrnoOl CUscI.ovI, r1u and S'i ster're
a8 Irnal Gctots o Liverpool, Grc-ar,oau, LONDON
acrry. O GIUroV. 132 currency. - -
Fof lfh particulars sgy the Comlanys oGce No O. Broad
j. w. .. AN N',l' ,t-'.--
GUNNER EXCURSION from Ncw-YOrk TO
- scotland 2Ueu EofS.v. and Durarh, JIe J. la Rl3
trp $50 AGrlv - raucu!i- teos Lag to AUGUST
PEfEESUHS NlfaFcr. 80. B0F.uE--rasn
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

'iF a. fria ibf) Oaus'oHc Gs~oW, Na1eh g. via Mnvio
.t- E e. pa pace 10 beg er3u L.os Efperelcei agolg
,n.le l1frgri J. "a lsf t 2. ~ l5n IS ~ pat n
~ }ia ietce 1r t'aaeoi i4t, M l5 jl, Joe f d. iassI
.. iier-il. sz.
f'.'le iio. n-y. Ea,ai sh sael 81 WA lee ai 80.
y 4.l ]. rf s0.. Wv ~ ''- %" ''
L- - is ' ,,l. C-s.4ak IaliaDe Dee O. vim ltrais Of
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
9un,mer Retreats.

Gan,mer Retreats.
A I Poultncy, W., Rev. j. Newman, u. D.,
n Prste Of loy College, oac tie eolgnncs and comforts
81 HOME ron June 90 ~ % Ow pred leuy adapted
of rhes can be Ieee'e hayi house o'oasJ renovated
Send f0f terms and references.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

DETERSBURG, Va.-3l2,00O for $50 ACRES
newly frrcel; ~ head o. CATH ioes - Eucs, ~ Hog
100 Ioai3 Wagons Cart. $50 cat weed Nrin &C. WI .
g5J atitt Wl buNls soti 4c AAre3 O"Atk It'sisburf