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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09
V Err MONT FARM E R.

leaf it rests upon than sugar does the surface
of the cake
But near the last of October or the first of
November, in this latitude there comes II
night when the sentinel thermometer gives
warning. 1t falls in the afternoon to the
fortics, and at dark is still going downward
In the morning the work is doncl There is
ice in the bucket. The leaves are stiff. A
thin crust of frozen ground cracklcs under
your feet! When the sun comes to look after
It's children in the garden, dear little beauties
which it has been all the season cherishing
they are past all help. The dahlia hangs
limp, the heliotrope has blackened, the con-
volvulus is asickening mass ofblack pulp, the
nasturtiums lie shriveed and shrunk, white
as bones Is there any walk more mournful
than, after hard frost, Il course about the
garden and grounds to see what has gone
and what is left? We have been used all
summer to the changes of flowers. the COM
ing and going one after another, each fulfill
ing its natural period, and winding up its lit
tie blossom and seed account in the most
systematic way but the frost disaster over
takes autumnal flowers in their full career
and rs with II flame of fire consumes their
beauty in night
But only the tender flowers go first. The
petunia lifts up his head and shows all its
gay blossoms unhurt. The scarlet geranium
with us, bears quite freeze with impunity
Fall roses, honeysuckles, sweet alyssums are
fresh and happy. They need no mittens !!
The chrysanthemum, latest child of autumn
seems almost to frolic with the frost, as if it
loved morning after morning to wear its sill
yer signet upon its opening blossoms. But
even it at last must succumb, and sometimes
when winter comes early, all its summer
work is vain, and it is cut of before bios
som fairly opens! There seems in this lati-
tude to be a monthly wave of cold; dip in
September, another in October, and after
each, two or three weeks of mild weather
1t is n little saddening to have month in
which the whole garden might have gone on
growing, with all its tassels and fringes, its
cups and clusters, but for that single solitary
night.-H. W. Beccher.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09
AUTUMN FROSTS.

1t has come mt last-real frost, with teeth
to it! There is apt to be II depression of tenn
perature about the middle and last of Sep
TENDER, which shows that nature is thinking
about frost, and making little experiments to
see if it has forgotten its winters skill.
These early frosts are merely dew chilled till
it is uncertain whether to crystalline or to
stay liquid. You shall see it in low places
and along boards which bridge cutters, Il
mere silvery rhine, THAI no more hurts tho
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09
miscellaneous.
THE OLD BARN.

No hay upon the widespread mows,
No horses in the stalls,
No broad-horned oxen, sheep and cows
The wind howls through It's shattered doors.
Now swinging to and fro,
And DER its once frequented floors
= N''' 1 So
But once, alas each vacant bay,
And every space around,
Was teeming with sweet-scented hay.
And well-fed cattle in n row,
At managers ranged along,
Each fastened by an oaksn bow,
''''"s'
But where so long old Dobbin stood,
His masters pride and care,
And from his hand received his food,
' ''''
Then these broad fields, from hill to plain.
Waved In the summer air.
With choicest crops of grass or grain.
~" ~ "''"~ anu ""'e'
How sweet the music of the fail
Resembling far and clear.
As borne upon the passing gale
S"'' '''e u''N''' ear
The blackbrd hailed the dewy morn
From out his rushy perch
The sparrow sang upon the thorn.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09
agricultural gtems.

ling heifer, which weighs 1860 lbs.
A turnip raised by Austin Presley, of Chel-
sea, has attached to it 2s6 small ones.
The small matter of 20 tons of turkey was
shipped south from Brattleboro, last week.
Texas had increased her sugar crop twen-
ty-five per cent. this season over that of last
year.
II. X. George, of Vershire, raised from
two bushels of seed sown, forty-six bushels
of wheat
Mr.. Newell Stocker, of Danville, has sent
to the Boston market during the summer and
fall, $500 sheep and lambs.
Mr.. E. w. Martin, of Peacham. has a colt
that weighed the 9Th of last October. (being
then years and months old,) 92O lbs.
Dat straw is selling in Addison County for
so per ton, the reason being that the farm
ers sell their hay and have to feed straw.
ARENAS Pierce, who pebbles for L. X.
Qumby & Co., of Lyndon, has bought $500
pounds of dried raspberries this season.
Minot Wheeler, Esq, Of South Royalton,
raised the past season, $50 bushels of yellow
ground
The editor of the Claremont, N. H., Eaqle,
has been presented with n parsnip five feet
nine inches long. He will dry it and use it
for n flagstaff on public occasions
N. ii. Barrows, of South Royalton, from
one peck of potatoes Peerless) raised. this
year, 10 bushels of potatoes, 10 bushels of
which were good size for the table,
There was raised on the Grafton County,
N. H., Farm at Haverhill, this year, 1000
bushels of potatoes, 900 bushels of oats, 900
bushels ears of corn, 43 bushels of beans and
three tons of pork.
Francis Curtis, of Orange, raised 80 BUSH
els of wheat to the acre this season on his
farm. He has raised wheat for his own use
and to sell for 81 years, and never but once
f.iled of good crop.
VIM. Hayden, of Albany, has sold his sum-
mer dairy of butter for 80 cents per pound.
the product of IS cows. lie thinks he is well
paid for his extra outlay for new pans, hav-
ing purchased Jewett's Patent Milk Pans
Mr.. III. Marshall, of Columbia, n. H., has
Il fifty-acre farm that this year produced
twenty tons of hay, thirteen loads of oats,
nine hundred and eight bushels of potatoes,
thirty-eight loads of wheat to say nothing of
small stuff and pasturing.
Daniel Snow, of Lunenburgh, has IL mare
81 years old which he has raised from colt.
She has raised ten colts, and is now us sound
us II nut. Snow has IL cow 10 years old,
which he has raised from IL calf She has
brought him 10 calves in all
Each of the towns in the Missisquoi Val
ley has one or more starch factories, where
the farmers dispose of their potatoes, receiv-
ing from 90 to 25 cents bushel. The yield
of starch is about nine pounds to bushel of
potatoes, and, us it costs only one cent to
make, there is n large margin for profit.
1t has been found by experiment, that
bushel of oats weighing AZ lbs. yields 25 lbs.
of meal, and II bushel weighing only 20 lbs,
yielded only IS lbs. of meal. In other words,
100 lbs. of oats weighing AZ lbs. per bushel
will give 60 lbs. of oat meal while 100 lbs
of cats weigh ng only 30 lbs. per bushel, af-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31
y BY Grubbs Il Williams.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSION SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE BRICK UNWILLING AT THE
soHTHW3 ~ s GHR NE OF TWEhTI araa
OF the Chancery Cou Z Of Richmond entered on
18th December. 1870, In the case OF Gregory vs..
Hill, the subscriber, as special commissioner aP-
tion upon the premises on TUESDAY. l1th April,
1871, at s O'Clock r. NJ, or fair; II not then Q. on
DWELLING Of which the late DIR. o. B. Hill
died seized, situated as above, and occupied by
Daniel Lyon, Esq. II has seven large and two
small rooms besides bathroom, with water and
gas Also. a kitchen, with three rooms and
stable and carrtage-house, all In good order. The
Lofts 30 by 100 feet TO an alley IL feet wide.
two years, for negotiable notes with interest add
ed, and the title retained by the court until the
notes are paid. VIM. W. GURDON,
*. lg--.. .r.s..t.., ss. Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs 3 WILLIAMS. huc,'rs. ~. - NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31
BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and huctionee,.
lll2 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 pn,,,
4 DWELLING AEDLOT. ON Ti m PphiCR
SIDE OF franklin STRREf DE ,M0GTH
a o. / i y STREET AsD THE aET TnHsS
to execute the provisions OF cert,in ae required
BEARING date the 10th June 1885, from In. % Ernst
to the undersigned, trustee. duly recnydsd Ge'
clerks office OF the Cbancery G0nrt Of 10 N the
ton on the premises, on MONDAY tbpa a .s aue.
April at o'clorkP NJ, 4 BRICK Nv ~ aty q
and LOT described IN said deed as fron.ing s
Governor street and the Me,ronoiifsn M%snnSteD
running back TO an alley extending from nh, and
Governor street to the rear OF this nd os s,a
property. "a other
TERMS Enough in cash to defrav ,bo 49,.
Of executing this trust and to paw or NJ
o. 500, with interest thereon from The inh Io'
~, 1882 TIL paid; the residue on such ts., n a.
may be announced at sale. runs a.
RICHARDSON & co,.sAu.ts. f' 'ru ms
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AUCTIUN 6HEzTs EtmtaxeH a1H.
BY Eos& G6ddin, 11nctioneers, IS:
.is * e I'D. 11fYE air III 90 d

TT.AaL o. Alb i E-ANDT ATTRACTIVE
fTHES 1lGSREs HIGHLY i IMfROYEDD LArD.
on TIE OOK TURNPIKE,T RREE.
TfuIRTHS OF Al MILE WORTH Or BICH.
Mind, FOB SAILS AT AUCUION,-0n NO. :
DAY 10Th April, On the premises, ut s O'Clock z.
M Twe will sell thas valuable and attractiVe
CUUNTHY.SEsT,fsita situated as described Shove,
now In the occupancy 0f, Mr. 8. Schwartz. IN
THE improvements consist OF q LARGE TWO
STORY FRAMED DWELLING containing ttirs
teen rooms and closets four rooms ON either
aoor--andw wing containing five rooms; large bali;
front portic0 extending the entire front Of house
hftehen, stable, end the usual out buildings; all
in good repair. and erected within the last few
wears Of the best materials and workmanshtp ~ 4
Some distance from the house have been erected
buildings suitable for SLAUGHTER1Hq PUK-
| POSES, convcnient 10 q neversfailinG stream Of
water, and detached from the mansion tract,
which may be used as such for farm operations.
The land 1s very fertile, location healthy, and
neighboYhoed good, end being within Is minutes
DIVE OF the city over q popular thoronRhfare.
should attract the attention OF those in search OF
desirable residence or OF an investment In prop
erty the pros pectfue value Of which must be very
great, and that within q few years, sosf -
TERMS One7fourth cash ; the residue on credit
Of one, Two, and three yea for negotiable paper
interest added, secured By trust deed. Taxes for
1871 to be paid by the purchaser.
nah al-tds NE LEE GODDTN; Aucts.
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BY Lee 6 Goddin,
,Auct,onse.s and Resi- Estate Agents,
- --.'-. No. 11la s.s.tn street.

THREEvALUABLE RUILD1NGLIoTs
Il OF 80 FEET FRONT EACH ON THE EAST
SIDE OF GOTH STREET, BETWEEN GRACE
AND BROAD SIRE Its, FOR SALE AT AUG.
II Non TUE-DAY, the 9TH Of April, on the
premises, at ~ o'clock P. NJ, we WIN sell those
very desirable BUILDING LOTS fronting Oh the
east line OF Goth street. at its Intersection with
Grace street and Immediately opposite the q ~ell-
each having front of IS feet, snd extending back
12o ieet to an alley II feet wide, with the privilege
TO the purchas ers entering culvert On alley. For
private residences these lots pleasantly stua-
ted and offer many inducements TO the business
m an by re ison of their central location.
. TERMS: One-third cash residue at four and
eight months, for negotiable paper, with interest
added. and trust deed 10 secure deferred payments.
NH 30 a.. .rfr LEE d GODDLN, Aucts.
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- ~ q i
The Angelus.
~. the psst. whose iong-forgotten music
Stinai mtlit the sober twilight or the present
Wussh color of romance. ge
beor YOU call, and see the sun descending
On rock, and wave, and sand,
As down the coast the Mission voices, blending,
Girdie the heather land.
Within the circle Of your Incarnation ".
No blight or inildew fallss
Nor fierce unrest, nor lust, nor YET amoita'"'
Passes those airy walls.
Borne TO the swell of yon long waves reced'hg'
touch the further past
see tAe dying glow Of Spanish glory
The sunset dream and last!
Before me rise the dome-shsped Mission to"e1s'
The swars eornMander in his leathern jerhin.
The priest I'm stole Of snow.
Once more I see old Portals cross upilitins'
& And ABOVE the getting SUM-, s,r.
And past the hesdland, northwsrd slo"i! ori''
Ing,
The freishted galieop.
n solemn bells whose concentrated masses
Recall the faith Of old
O. tinsiinY bells that lulled With twilight music
The spiritual fold,
ynnr voices break and falter In the darkness
Break. faltering, and are still;
And veiied and mystic, like the hosts descend
- ing,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31
BY Grubbs Il williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Eleventh, be ween Main and Bank streets,

4 MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
"A GROUND ON THE WEST SIDE OF Lar
REL STREET. BETWEEN FRANKLIN AMI
GROVE STREETS, FRuETIEG On MONROE
PARK, AT A UCTIUN.- On MONDAY Sd Aplil,
at O'Clock P. Nj, we will sell upon the prem,se,
the Lot situated rs above, and lying between he
handsome new residences of Gen. Newberry and
Col. Ordway. 1t fronts 81. feet on Laurel stree,
runs back 100 feet, and has upon 1t row OF pre,ty
shade trees. s.-.s#s
Laurel street has been recently widened and In
proved by guttering and curling.
This lot fronts Monroe Park overlo0ks the city,
Is amongst the most desirable In that beautiful
and "a proving part Of the city, and Their.
ing select building site. il will be sold 4. a
whole. or subdivlded, as may be deemed best
TERMS: 81 the sale.
NH q GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,Iou.e,s
No. 1lla Main street,

% BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAY
20 Of FULTON, IN k0CKkTTS, FOR SAT-
AT AUCLloF;rOn MONDAY, the % OF G AR !
auction TWENTY-THREE BUIi, DING T II ! a.
located as follows: Three fronting soxlio fet
on the south side OF Graham street, oppos,e ,Sa
chapel; two fronting aoxlle feet each on ibe W., s
30xllo feet each on the south side OF O,lssss
street and eight fronting 20 sl2xllO feet each as
the north side OF Virginia, between MarshsIi an
Gillian streets, near the above, in The plan Of
Fulton in Rockets. A VI
TERMS: At sale. RICHARDSON L CO.
mn ~ Auce.
The aforementioned sale Is POSTPONED mn
til TUESDAY, the 4th of April, AZ 4o'clock p. n
NH al RICHARDSON 4 CO, Aurt,
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Rv Cook 8 Laughton, Auctioneers,
carnor Governor and Franklin streets'
Zeal ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VTALUABLE FARM IN POWHATAN
v COUNTY AT PRIVATE SALE, about 20
miles Richmond and about Two miles from Pow
hatan Station, on Richmond and DanVile rail-
about 500 acres cleared nearly all Of which under
regular succession of crops with special view to
impr ovenGnt. Soil good and well adapted TO tue
oTasses grain, and tobacco. Well watered, and
nav be divided into several farms. Two dwell
ipgs and other buildings requisite for two settle
ments Two orchards of the best fruits, mostly
Young trees VIII be sold with or without crops,
Terms liberal. City property taken in exchange
In whole or In part payment. Apply TO
49, J. L. APPERSON,
NH Of 2aw3y Peal Estate Agent, &c. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31
By Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. lib Main street.

U,RUsTEES SALE OF TWO HUN
: DRIED AND, FIFTY ACRES OF FARMING
LAND IN HEN hIC0 CO y MI, EiGHT
AT AUCTION required to execute the
PROVISION of certain deed OF trust bearing date
The sd OF July, 1867, from Susan b. Winfrea TO the
undersigned, trustee, duly recorded in the clerks
Office Of the county of Henrico, shall proceedto
sell, at public auction, in front Of ths system
house. In the city OF R1chmond: on III nkSD 81 Y
LAND mentioned in said deed as containing $50
ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND;
part tlnbered, the balance improved, with seve.
ral good and substantial log cabins thereon, situa
ted on the road leading to Charles City county,
and about eight miles from the city OF Richmond.
of executing this trust and to pay of note for
1000 with Interest thereon from I'd January, 1858,
nnEii paid he residue on such time as may be
announced 1t sale,
Richardson e Co., AucIs mh27
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE e..
- COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Asserts NEARLY s2, ooo, 900, AND RAPIDLY
INCREASING. g..
300 900 DEPOSITED WITH sUPEkINTEE-
DENT OF NEW YORK INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT
for the protection of Its pollcy-holders every
where.
s.o 900 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA,
for the protection of its Virginia policy-holders
Total removal of all restrictions on travel and
anired, and the assured may reside or travel on
any part Of the globe.
Tho puaranty of A CASH SURRENDER
Value TO EVERY POLICY, the amount o.
which is definitely stated In dollars and cents, ano
is endorsed on each policy when lssued.
RATES AS LOW Az CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL sOUNDNEss.
PRoMPTITUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP.
aTHE BROOKLYN LIFE"
was the first company to endorse guarante 1sr ~
a definite amount of surrender value upon ever
PGSlsy wneh IN Vrsna that gives
policy-6older5 the advantage OF this hDeral lea
ture. r. VIZ >,rDr o,,r,,,vhorn An V;r
Applyto THos. NJ. ALFRlE End; = SOM ssS,s
Office No. so2 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
I'm. n. z. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
NH 1S.4w
N1TTOAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
nn NcoRPoRATED 1884,.
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK sTE sGisoS
81 pr aSa
The quota for Ism having been reduced, person:
having property to insure Will hnd IL 70 thear in'ef
eS' % 'AI Il. A. CLAIBORNE, PRINCIPAL Agent.
JOHN 3. DANFoRTH, Secretary;
HENRY .. DANFoRTH, Assistant secretary
SIEn,RL q. PULLIAM, Collector. ,.
= J WAfSsIIAM e. ]. xE EN-
,4., JOHN g: HQBSs94N'
s's.s JAMES D1NLOf,
e.. .-T WILLIAM GRAY,
WiLLIAM 81. hAxALL, .....
SAMUEL Q. T.AEDY,
JAMES q. GRANT
ALFRED #. HARMS, @.
JOHN FREELAND, aHr.#
-.... GARRETT F. WATSON, -.t 5.
GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM n. PALMER. = 90 u
1IIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND In
Il .rc,rpry rNssuRANoE ooMPANY,
f. OF EEW YORK. 5@i - :.
,naprrAI, .s.-.. ....--..--.. el,oGAeo
6HaSH AssETS tJanusry /, IS7o)...... 9ol7,sss 81
oEIGE 10 = io ~ aA aboSa
.omnsnv IN every description OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY for RE9 a qsI agsl mS
loss or damage by FIRE. MAkiNE and IL MIAMI isd
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings Issued for from ONE TO
ave- yearS. 49, otna, i.or,ns,r
e1naiiy reliable. Applications solicited. -
fe 81 ID. N. WALkEH q co.. Agents,
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r ARGE FRAME BUILDING ON OR
IL LEANS ST kEET, IN PORT MAYO,
KNOWN AS KEtLEY'S SUM,C HOUSE,
WITH LOT TWENTY-SEYEN By ONE HUN
DKED FEET DEEP, FOR SALE AT AUG
TfON.-On THURSDAY, eth Of april on the
premi les, at d O'Clock p. NJ, we viii sell that
LARGE FRAME BUILDING situated as de-
house. of the following dimensions. viz 81 1eet
front by rs feet deep two stories high, with shee,
&c. The iot is well enclosed, and adapted for q
large sumac mill. ~
TERMS: One third cash ; residue at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
A fter which, several LOTS close by.
MN 81 LEE IL GtDDIN, Auct're.
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STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND I,sEss
Y PACKET COMPA THE
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves New York
every SATURDA leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steamship VIM. z. CLYDE leaves New
York every TU aSDAf; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
d. J. BURR, President.
fe20 leli Main street
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,'a,.. ByGrubbs Il Williams,
- = AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank streets.
OREGON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
" FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-The Oregon
Hill b iptist Church having purchased another
house offer for sale at public anctton the prem
ises, on SATURDAY. the lst OF April. at s O'Clock
T.. nj. the BECK BUILDING recently occupied
by them as church. The lot fronts 80 feet on the
east line Church street and runs back loo feet.
This property Is we'll situated, and may be con-
vtrted into 3 dwelling or stores.
NH 20 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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CITY AUDIToR's OFFICE d
pIruMnNn VA. March 81, lS1.

THE CITY ASSESSMENT FOR LII
I DENSE TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1871 ID
now filed in this Office for inspection, where 1t Viii
remain for seven days. ~ S+5 4
brokers, and professional men are called upon TO
examine II.
ait TO hear appeals from said assessment IN the
Council Chant er on WEDNESDAY, and TH fIRS-
DAY, March 2sth and 3ath, 1871, from to O'Clock
p. "a. WEN. Il. AIDEkUlGE
| mh2a- ttMhsi zsss Auditor.
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\ 81 Cook d Lsugnton. Auctioneer i
L nornar ne goyeEnor ana Franklin streets.

By COCK b LSugntons = sl1s - u
Corner Of aovesnor ana franklin stress Z 3
r7roIIiisEHoLD FTJRNTTuRE. BAR
H BERsTCHAIEg, &c...A,T. AUG NY s,;;.-
THIS DAY ht clock we VIII seii " our Aao~
t g 4 uH ts39nsNIrY and STAINED WARDRo BEs,
MAHoGANY I1I NING \ Al3q Es,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES.
mIsTIssFIS and OTHER CARPETS,
BInREIITS and WAsHSTANp3t nIop
mahogany and W A N Ut "a h y = =
NEW fAirHasPopbAR SAFES. ~
"a ME and WOOD-sEAT CHA1Rs, ,,1psrRy
COTTAGE, JENNY LIND, and hos'If'A
HAfH, - Hs sSaz ma FEoTs
FE d9QRR S1Galis s1THoEyE and FIXTURES,
REFK1eERt.AToRs' 1850 Sesso &C. /
Three BARRIERS CHAIRS ana ,S sTENyI1e ucts.
nc Cook q Laughton, Aucttoneers,
corner Governor and Frsnki'n Streets
rANDsoME WALNUT OFFICE Ely TuR E
| I'LL NITURE AT AUCTi0,m, .a seii st Vir9inis
Ih eu st on 9th street, between Main ana Franklr
st renasone WALNUT WRITING TABLES TABLES,
WALNUT COUNT ISG osHS ohoho'
WALNUT sTAMD1TDEESShaRR's
| WWaaILEHT BaHKING-CoUNTER,
| WALNUT SHELVING,
| The above are we'll worthy the attention of those
wanting want ~ o"'e COOK & LAUGHToN, Aucts.
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Hill ADELPHlA, RICH. ,SRg
MOND AND NORFOLK SrEAM -.sAsga
SHIP I.INE-FOR PfILADGLrHLAI ~ ICE |
WEEK. Steamers NORFOLK, SiLVOR, and j.
s. GREEN, composing this ine, VIII leave Pills.
delphia every WEDN ESDAY ana sATUi!Dai,
and Richmond every MONDAY andTHuRSDai
alternately. Freight received daily except Saa.
days), cheaper than by any oLher route, faT III
parts of PenusyivaLia and New Jersey also i0y
New Orleans Cin Southern Mall Steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk al
moderate rates,
Passage 70 Philadelphla, including meals ara
stateroom, %.
No. 2425 Dock street, Rlchmcat.
VIM. =. CLYDE Il Co, Agents,
No. ID North Wharyes, and
fe1s No. u South Wharves. Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31

|IROVER L. BAKER SEW IN GINA
VI CHINES.-Just received an entire new stock
Of these very popular machines, which will be
sold on as reasonable terms as any hrst-class ma
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds OF fami
lies in this city, and stand unrivalled. Call and
examine the machines and the many testimonials.
u. 81 n. W. DARBY, Agents,
ia 81 DOL Broad St., corner 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31

TOR SALE OR Elk HAN GE FOR
city property, TWO FARMS In New Kent
county, one In Orange county. and two IN King
'AN e. B. NEWBURN,
IsI8 No. 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31
BY Thomas w. Reese, Aucttoneer.
No. 1917 Main street.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FURN.
IA ITURE. COUNTERS, GAS FIXTURES,
&C., AT AUCTIOH.-By order of the admi istra.
Tor OF John TeItjen. deceased, will sell at my
auction-house on THURSDAY, April 8, ISL
Large FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR,
MARBLE-TUP CENTRE TABLE,
OAK SIDFBoAHD.
MARBLW-TNP and PLAIN WASHsTANDs
HAlR-OLOTH and CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
WALNUT ETEGERE,
TABLES.
BRUSSELS CARPET,
. OILCLOTH,
AWNING, large sizei
COUNTERS,
CUTTING TABLE,
CROCBERY, ~. s-..'
GAS FIXTURES, A. s+.
PARLOR STOVE, &C.
" NH 81 'THOS. w. kEESEE, Auct'r.