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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-05-05
IRASBURGH.

IhAOb OhGH.
All the prisoners in Jail except one,
have been discharged or bailed out, and
there is fair prospect that it may be
empty again.
Ansel Sears and Charles Webster have
each lost valuable COW, and Ira Smith
horse. Charles Webster has also lost
valuable Cotswold buck, in consequence
of taking off his fleece too early.
Whisky is thawing out. The result
is that several we're beastly drunk the
lst inst. If the rumseller don't than in
the world to come, we shall lose all faith
in fire and the equitable distribution of
rewards and punishments.
The saw mills are now IN busy opera
ton. S. Clough is running his night
and day. Allen s. Cotton, having plen-
ty of water are content to work in the
day time only. Cotton has about 5000
logs to saw out this spring.
Hogs, real live hogs with bristles on
their backs, dirty, nasty, squealing hogs,
and mud render our streets lively and
attractive now days. If you were to de-
eide which was the more decent of the
two, the man who lets his hogs run at
large in the streets, or the hogs, would
MT you vote in favor of the hogs
The Bank has been almost the same
as closed for few days past, Cashier
Dewey and family being away to Lyn-
don to attend the "golden wedding" of
his father and mother. OF seven couple
who attended their wedding fifty years
ago, there is one person out of each coup.
lie now living.
Owing to many causes,it was not known
who were and who were not members Of
the Congregational Church in this place.
May I'd, new organization was made
New articles of faith and church disci
pline were adopted, those who wished tx
become members of the church, signing
their names thereto. 1t is to be hoped
that this will be the beginning Of new
: and better things for this church.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety has the following pleasing fnancia
record Received from April l, 1877.
to April l, 1873, $l83. GA; paid ont du
ring that time, $153.32 amount now i
the treasury $3O.32. No matter hoy
justly the men may be censured for wan
of public spirit, and earnest zeal for tn
!, public welfare, it cannot be said tina
the ladies of Irasburgh are wanting i
. either of the above desirable qualities
The Society is now intending to have
strawberry festival when the berry Sc;
son arrives and hope thereby to add
their funds, and thus increase their poy
er to work by the ''sinews of war;
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-05-05
WESTMORE.
HARD WICK.

Our streets are becoming nicely set
tied, and begin to assume the appear
ance of summer, but the snow drifts on
the hills and back roads are still deep
and large,
The sugar season is just over, and
there has been an average yield, in this
section Farmers are now beginning
preparations for Springs Work"
A few days since, a little girl of Mr..
Whiting, of this village, while out play
ing, fell from high rock and broke her
limb just above the ankle.
The village school commenced its
summer term on Monday last, with Miss
Ella Perley, teacher.
The NJ. E. Sabbath School is working
very tremendously and prosperously, un-
der the management of Miss Lucy Sin
clair, as Superintendent.
Butter buyers are gathering up the
spring butter, while the tradesmen, mer-
chants and milliners are just going to
market for their spring goods, and bust
ness generally. seems active and lively
ST. JOHNSBURY.
DIR. Folsom's barn took fire from the
spontaneous combustion of manure
heap, one day last week, but the fire
was extinguished before much damage
was done.
More time than is positively pleasant
has to be spent hunting for the stree
lamps on dark night, before they cal
be found.
We understand that the agent of tn
freight office at st. Johnsbury, ha
turned out Defaulter, to the sum O
about $3.50. Send him to Congress.
SUTTON.
The snow was two feet deep in tn
woods, in many places in this vicinit
on the first day of May. The drift
which the Caledomiaaa has reported S
frequently, was at last accounts, eigh
feet deep in the road. Many roads al
impossible.
: The Orleans and Caledonia Steal
| Mill Co. have sent to market, fort
loads of lumber, boxes, chair stock, &c
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-05-05
RECEIPTS FOR THE MoNIToF

A good name will shine forever.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-05-05
BARTON LANDING.

Active operations are beginning at the
hnding, upon the new school house.
be building committee are A. D. Mat
ews, G. E. Joslyn and Daniel Skinner.
no says they won't have a good school
use ? 1t is expected to be ready for
E fall schools to have spacious
III, and to be in every essential partic-
.hr. modern.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-05-05

HE railroad items last week, viii
BID villages should have read val
u valleys, respectively.
understand property sold well at
avis auction: cows going at $40
a few sheep and their lambs as
is $1,000.
great many cows are dying in this
this spring. Martin Jerome has
lost one, and Orville Comstock,
he East village, two fine ones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12

80. 60 1rsnIaoa were ulficfentiy BOT 70 sc.
soti w w ext morning my wife asked
p ns 20 , wels to the kitchen to see how mar
n nwir we had escaped being burned up
nv NV y;nn boy vas entirely CONSUMED, the OAK
mar "n was was burned through for the space OF
abo,l, one yard square, the sleeper was burned
pnarly half III two, tie ashes had all fallen
through the Aoor to tue ground beneath the
Roor, some two aud half feet, but there was
not a spark Of fire to be found, though aeao
Goals were all around on the edges OF I've
burned plank in the floor and on tho oarp peg
sleeper. Blackjack wood alone ID wy ~
lire will 60 out, and you cannot KEEP l h n,e
from bedtime till morning witt, pothin 3Th we
Blackjack wood in the fireplace. c !, nI IN.
sertion in your paper for the constellation %
thosc who would build houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12
BY James L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,i1ne.,.
corner Main and Eleventh street,

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF THE vrpv
i VALUABLE ESTATES Is P0vur,ETHi
VENTURE" AND "MAPLE C6rTtCsf ; NJ
virtue OF deed Of trust IRON John \. Woodd, ,rs
wife to The undersigned, dated 9Th Of Jay isio re-
Deadlock 81, page aos being thereto raogrcd' T..
the beneficiary, we VII sell al auction On The prem
ises In grosss or dyiied as iray be deemed s, On
fair II not the frs. fair day therearter, tie rc,r
valuable property above referred to- ''
I .sMAIDEN's ADVENTURE" considered nm
amongst the finest estates upper Ja,ncs river /.
t"enty-eielt miles above Richmond. contains IA
acres Q! which about so acres tlA acres Gnc Jams
river low-zroul1s, besides creek flats adjoiuinz
well adapted TO tic growth CT wheat, corn tobacco
hay. oata and other crops lls,lll IN tits climate
Ihe balancc well wooded. There are t9ro msljious,
evciScers house, and two sets Gf oul-buid.as such
rs servants quarters, barns stables, &c.
One mansion called "PLEASaNT OAK" no.
long siucc added 70 and thoroughly repaired con.
taps Twelve roOGos; the other Called "IilE ElSEH
ELLiNG." also aided 10 aud repaired with !
short lime. contains ten or Twelve rooms, and 4
handsomely situated Oh hEl just above he river.
from chills and fever aud ot:cr nslarl"ra ilca,~.
Tho scenery Is very five and the view + ON THE
RIVER .DWELLiEG." especially. CrGtif "ha lyr
miles tie most beautiful lands on James riyrr
"alAPLE COTTAGE" formerly "Ycplar
Lawn" contains $50 acres OIL the s0t Side of inc
creek. uear James rivers miles from Ma!en's
Adventure" OF which go acres IA uai Hickory,
Maple, Ash, and otler timber of org!Ga! growth,
the baancc cleared and m fine state % cultivation.
The soil Is rich ami produces well! The Cottage
and rear.
TERMS: Al sale.
j. l.. APPEESoN.
CHARLtS {. WiLLIAMs.
&c 2S-CCdtdS Trustee.
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BY Grubbs ( Williams.
AucuoneerS and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between SlaiI ard Bank.

GALE OF THE r / & II II o y d AND
decree Of the tlancery. Court OF TIE city Of Ric!'
mond In tic causes Of the Richmond aud I"rk
River Railroad Company rs. j. Irosscr talh "ri
Robert Ii. Gaury. trustee. and H. proSser iahh aud
Robert IL. Maury. trustees. rs. he Richmond aug
York River Railroad Company, entered CG ti.c I'm
day of December, 1872. We The ra>g:=!ECcH. pc Tie
survivor OF US. shall sell by public ai:ioE. q; NE
auction-rDomS OF Mcssrs. nrubuS y Wilkins, 40.
kleveii,h street, Richmond, Va, on FRIDAY he
81 day OF May 1919. 1t the hour Of :? -. all thr
property Of every kind. real. prrso..l aud iiAc'i
OF the RICHMOND AND IoRh ElNhE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Including It's ROADWAY, :: is.
cross-ties, dcpots, sdingS. cars, cii.ll"s. tender"
and all other property whaisoGv"r. AGlUhE al
the franchises Of said company. and excepting i''m
such sale nothing whatsoever hrl9ngaE 10 n: '9It
panv except is choses IN action and cJs due or TO
become due TO it.
LIE TERMS Of sAlL&,wI!I. .rE As FOLLOWS:
The sum of :lSn,0oo shalt I've paid ~ CAsI: @rd a
residue Of the purchase money SIAN ~ l2y4'tca'
follows $4,000 on tbs 81 OF JanuIrv 1877, Val! "a
tercst NJ the rate Of per cent per aunpm from Hn
day Of salc. payable seiDi-annuE: ?19r cio on tir
LET day Of JANUARY, 1855. with Interest al TIE iic
per cent Gcr an;!liIa from the day 81 sale 's&ir
scmi-annua'ly; and tie remanGcr Of such prc!1.e
money on tho 5t day OF January, 1877. with ,n,rres
at the rate OF pc cent. per ;,nn!lM from Tie .F Q.
sale, payable scmi-anHu;,!iytLc sale 10 &c sb!et'
10 The ratification rejection or tic c0'iF al os-
session COZ to BIZ delivered anti. ti!a sale h., C.ch
ratified by the court; Tie deferred pay htA,S 10 =
secured hy deed If trust on tn properly sCEsIcH
deed 10 I've subject 10 the approval OF the court.
Capitalists viii take notice that tic eiieC! e
and conveyance will he to eNtiESliisii lie slih CON"
pany and make the purchaser OF purchasers iOH'
corporate. ,rr,
Forfurlher particulars apply to Me5srs. + sd
MACRY, Richmond, Va. attorneys ior te tFH'
tees. j. PRt;s.:t. = H.
ROBERT II. M.AtEi,
to2-.d Snrv!yin. >. rILs'"t'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12

TIE LoIos CLUB, OF MN YORK. cayen FIRE.
well banquet to Edmond Mates Oh saturday.
He thus closed his speech: of you will lend
your aid TO tie substitution of warmer
Ierins-if you viii, in your position of
authors, journalists, and members Of society,
endeaYor to convince the masses Of this
great continent that there are EngliShmeD
who can open their mouths without saying
"blarsted," and without unnecessarily asp;.
rating the H's, pledge myself to state
everywhere in my own country that during
my residence in this hayeuever been called
old hoss,' have never heard the word
"tarnation," pud that have never seen a
Nun Hwhittliuy Stick
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TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED By ELI
] NEW YORK "TOBACCO LEAF," MARCH 5.

TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED BY TIE
! NEW YORK "TOBACCO LEAF" MARCH ).
{ Vtrgi,1ia Leec-An improved feeling was per-
cnptiSlc III hrVIrg1nla tobacco market last week
an apparently increased business for export having
lIrct done and moro animation appeiringto charac-
ferize the mo rcmcnts OF tho trade generally.
Moro attractive aasortmcnta, the result OF ful er
receipts, and the ordinary preparations for the
spring trade will naturally impart new life to lhe
market, SO that from this time forward 1t may rea'
sonably lie cxpecteua better weekly record may ne
announced than has Icen possible for some time
past.
classes, though the principal demand was ior low
Tho stock now here will justify revision of our
quotations, and we accordingly adapt them to pre-
Sent requirements, promising in this. place tnat'
both In this connection and In .ho regular quotation
table they refer exclusively to new tobacco.
The current rates for Tugs aud leaf in this market
are as follows: Common to good Tugs, 717!o ; hhe
luss S1 Ssc.: low to medium leaf 9t4Qllc good 70
ilno le:f ING &C.. dark wrappers, :.09l1sc bright
wrappers, all tGo way from 2p0oDc.; bright s:no-
kcys, IL TO quality. Ilt12ac ~, =.
H;c.mun,! adviceS. as write. arc to me ell.c.
that breaks uro E:E.. common " medium edl-
ne,r-a li'le lover, but Tugs both bright anil darA.
keep up at full prices. and al wrarrcfs, bright ana
Gark, higher still ald scarce.
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sAasIsyrrOa aArl d Il iii pay 3 9

EeUETI0N SAL E.-ssA LIE & TO + AXE
Ii PLACEAT 81. ADAMS HALL. CORNER
THIRD AND MAIN ST EE rs: ttraeaivaa, eau n
FINE MODERN ON pAINTINGS, Ity celebrated
artists OIL CHRQhfoS, Of Enalsil. Frensp; 1sT;
COL ORS and CRAYONs richly mounted In heavy
gold.leaf frames. consigned TO us from Cue Metro
polltan Art Gallery Of New YorS e taS sngg a'
streets. on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS, March IL, 10, and 18th. COM
mencing each evening at 7:so o'clock g reSpeSts-
fully invite critical examination Of these WORKS
OF ART, rs the paintings are by wett-SnoWn
artists and the chrouios from the best publishers IN
Europe and America, while the crayon3 ana w;iler
coiors are all or London importation and represent
works OF the finest artists In the Metropolis: ~
Catalogue ready and pictures on free exhiDluenat
st. Albai's Hall from Tuesday March l2tn. I'D
'Ds'f'7''" ! THOMAS w. kEESEE, Auctioneer,
~ mh Hat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12

EVERLASTING FENCE PosTs. -" ! discovered
many years ago that wood could be made TO
last longer than Iron i'll the ground, but
thought the process was SO simple and mex
pensive that it WAS not worth while making
any Stir about it. would as soon have pop
lar, Eastwood, or QuakiEg ash as any other
kinds of timber for fence posts. have
taken out Eastwood posts after having been
set seven years that were Is sound when
taken up as when they were first put In the
ground. Time and weather seemed 10 have
no effect OH them. The posts can he prepared
for less than two cents apiece.
"Fcr the benefit Of others will give the
recipe Take boiled linseed oil and stir 1t in
puverized charcoal TO the consistency o!
paint. Put coat Of this over the timber
and there is not man that viii live to see il
rotten."- Correspondence Western Rural.
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COTTON MARK FTS,

GALVESTON, March H. Cotton weak: good ordl-
Great Brit ,in 1910: coastwsc 80 bales. Sales $50
bales. Stock. 1887 bales.
SAVANNAH March ll.-Cotton quiet ut 1915; nes
bales: stock. 53.G2l bales. 1855,
BALTIMuRE, Starch lI.-Cotton dull; mlddngs,
2rtc.: gross receipts, lib lacs; exports coastwSr
3, bales; sales. 81 bales; stock. 1909 bales:
NORFOLK, March ll.-Cotton dull; miidlinss lac :
net receipts, $50 bales; exports coaswi5c, 15S.
bales; sales, loo bales stock, s,?la bales
NEW ORLEANS. March lii 'ott"n in moderate
demand; goo ordinary IT,: low ,niddlinSs, 1857
iudt.lings 1890. receipts, 1854 bales; exports, '45
haies sales l,olo bales; last evening, $500 tacs
stock. .2aj haeS. w
E'ILNI%GTo%, March ll.-Cofton dull: lntddlings,
sic. lie. receipts 10. bales sales, y bales STOCK,
5,.,! bales.
ClIANLESToN, March l-Cotton easier: mid
dngs, Iac.: low iEiddlings, RE; good ordinary
lTSMl:sc: ordinary, l5lGtlic.: receipts l,lsG bes
sales. 100 bales stock. 3a,2.3 bales.
MOBILE, March li-Couon weak and Irregular
miidngs, I3ic. low mddiiuGS .lSc. good ordinary,
iTlc; receipts. lo5 bales: exports-coastwlsc. 2!O
bales; sales, $40 bales stock. 1895 bales.
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by Richardson L Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oEG%''r
II. Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALI !.
" Els REAL ESTATE Is MhElilE& ~ ~
BY AUCTlOS.-!n execution OF decree -! "
Circuit: Court az Chesterfield county entered = t'
November term. ls72. In the suit OF stEi- =.
gGardan rs. stringfcll0w's heirs we. thG 'i !, y,
signed commissioners therein appontca, MI s'i'i
auction on WEDNESDAY the lvlh il'.IEt ~ ~,
o'clock r. NJ, the REAL estate mentione: 10 ~ ~
consisting OF and commencing Win u Nv V-S ,r
ERAME DWELLING and L0r !9Xsr? ic,,1 81 "a gt
south side OF Eleventh street, bct"cr!l w.. rS
ltccatur streets; II FRAME Dm SLIM Ns;n'.s:.
ROOMS the usua. ou,-houscs. AMI lot .:Ni ~ -,
Everett street bctwee.i Jefferson ard Clay sirc.i
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase n"te ~
the residue In two equal ins,altnenis 81 - -
30 be given for the deferred payments ara Ut u
retained until the whole purchase money Is V''1 ."
conveyance ordered by Tie court ,,,,rpg
j. a RICHARDSON
he tomIGi jones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12

BY virtue OF o decree Of the United States Dis
trlct Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia, and
TO me directed. In the matter OF Pator & Co. rs'
william Thalhe!mer & Sons. bankruPts, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction, for cash. the contents
OF the two stores Of said bankrupts omoracnS large
and desirable stocks OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NO
TONS &C.
The sale at store No. 1913 Mtin street, opposite
post-ofI.cc. will take place TUESDAY, March 18th,
commencing promptly ut II \. NJ.
The sale ut COL Broad street will take place ri
DAY. March DIST, commencing At 10 y. NJ.
\ rare opportunity Is offered pyrciliscrs;
DAVID - PARKER.
. p,b 1nstplstA!arcI United States Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12

FREE Plws.-W-e notice lbat the Rev. Or
Andrews, rector Of the Episcopal church al
shepherdStown, ". Va, has declared vigor
ollsly iii iavor of the ''frec-pcw" system
The Doctor Is an able, earnest man, and viii
deal heavy blows in favor o! the system b,
advocates. We have the information, also
from the Rey.'Dr. Meredith, rector Of Chris!
church, Winchester, Va, that after years Of
earnest advocacy he has practically arrived al
the frce-pew system in lis church. Lgaclt'
BURG Rendition.
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MARX TWAIN Of THE CAR-HooK MURDERER
AND TIE PANDoNiEG PowER.-[ From the New
York Tribune IL have read the Foster PC
fittons. The lawyers opinions 10 rot dis
turb ne, because ! know thAt those salue
gentlemen could make rs able an argument
lii favor Of Judas Iscariot, which is great
deal for ME to say, for never can think OF
Jndas Iscaiiot without losing my temper.
40 mr. mind Judas Isclriot was nothing but
a low, mean, premature CONGRESSMAN. TIE
attitude Of the jury does not unsettle Il body,
I must admit; and it seems plain that
they would have modified their YER
dict to murder in the second degree
Ii the Judges charge had permitted
it. But when I como to the petitions OF
Fosters friends, and find out Fosters true
character, tho generous tears will loH-I
cannot help 1t. How easy it is to get wrong
impression of man. l perceive that from
childhood up this he his been sweet. do
Gle thing, lull Of pretty ways and gentle
impulses; the charm OF the GresiGe; the
admiration OF society; the idol Of the sun.
day school. recognize In him the diyinest
nature that has ever gloriied any mere
human being. perceive that the sentiment
With which he regarded temperance was a
thing that amounted to frantic alteration.
freely coutesS that II WAS the most natu.
raj thing In The world for such al organism
AZ this TO get drunk and insult stranger,
and then beat his brains out with car.hook
because he did not Seem to admire it, Such
Is Foster. And 10 think we calne so near
losing him How do we know bat that he
is the second adrcGt! And yet, after all, II
the jury bad not hccu haMpcrcd in tEclr
choice OF 4 verdict think could consent
TO lose him.
The humorist who invented trial By jury
played II colossal practical joke upon the
world /; but since we have the system we
ought TO try TO respect it-a thing which is
not thoroughly easy to do when we reflect
that by command Of the law 4 criminal juror
must be an intellectual vacuum attached to q
melting heart and perfectly macaronian
bowels Of compassion.
7 have had no experience IN making laws
or amending them, but still cannot under.
stand why, wien 1t takes twelve men to in.
.fict the death-penalty upon a person, it
should take any less than twelve more TO
undo their work. III were Legislature
and had just been elected, and bad not had
time TO sell out, would put The pardoning
and committing power Into the hands OF
Twelve able meD, instead of dumping so
huge a burden upon the shoulders Of one
poor petition.perseeuted individual.
MARK TWAIN.
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BY Gruul.s & Whhams,
ArcuoUccrs and Real Estate agents.
IIieTen.h street betYeeu Naiii aJd paitHs

r5IHE L.ARGE SUCCEED EEll i
4 DWELLING At TIE SOUTHWEST 1nR,
NER 0E FRANKLIN AND TWENTY. ul tlt
STREETS AT AUCEIoS.-on F.iUAi. AtIc'
nth, at a O'Clock J. NJ vii sell, un2n ne 9
mises, the DWELLIS'' formerly G~ncd ah' nt y
pipd by Samuel \ Suhlctt situated Us above. ]! ~
about len foe roons. besides k!L"h"Ii Ni,,' s""t"
rclairs hi; could be uiaGc very GsS.r1;I' lS>..
dcT"c; and those desiring residence Il te l"'
part OF the city. where property j. cHIcc'ci 20 ~
crease greatly III value, viii 60 "r!i t. aUc'a '"'
sale. .,
TERMS Liberal GRUBDS s NllLlAA>,
mi, Ia Auc.i"Ie'Te
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An IDEA FOR BUlLDERs.--A correspondent
OF the Louisville Courier conveys some vaiu-
able information, il correct, In regard to the
use OF material for house-bulld!Dg. Hesays:
.,s Early ia life the house lived in was saved
from being burned up by blackjack floor
and sleepers. Ny wife had the ashes from
our: wood fires stored away ina pine box
which, sat ia the kitchen. One night this
bog was burned up from coal of fire taken
up With the ashes, OF tie ashes recently taken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12
EEALING TIE SICK
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
Or. W. PERSONS.
ANALYTICAL AND PRACTICAL
PHYSICIAN,

FOUNDER OF TIE DYNAMIC INSTITUTE.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, ~ lag,
has prar;iccd for the PAST seven years In nearly ai
the chief cities In the southern Siatcs-IIE GREAT
EST HEALER Or TIE AGE--who has performed
some Of the most wonderful cures In ancient or
modern times, and has treated over 100000 patients
In the last eleven years, will heal the sick ut Rich
:nond Va, at Ford's Hotel p1rlor II, commencing
February II, 1879. for ninety days,
DR.. PERSONS heals by animal magnetism andmo-
tor cnre THIS treatment is not confined tn any
particular crss OF disease. but Is applicabicto all the
Ills Of humanity and If persisted In will cure all
durable diseases.
Mrs. c. 4. GOULD. NJ. D.. graduate of regular
school of medicine possessing rare powers Of dag
nosing disease will act rs consulting physician anu
secretary.
Consultation free.
Send or call for circulars or pamphlets containing
testimonials of persons cured by him and indorsc.
incn;s by The press throughout The southern States
Or. PERSONS il agent for Or. S. y. Coili1s's SURF
and painless cure OF the opium habit.
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roT-IsyIlLE MARK ETS,

IorrsvIrIr. March u.-Flour in fair demand f"
slirt,ns grades Corn active; s0c. for mixed; l2c
for hc r% :o fms i2so2 o lr n ana lac ~ goo
ss,.,r cured. lard firm s.6ls,c for choice leaf II
l,rccs e}1a.c. in hcEs; steam held at Sc; crde
lots afitc. higher. Whiskey firm III s'Gs5c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12
. By Redwood & Crenshaw, .Auctioneers.

4 UCTIUN SALE OF NEW. AND ST.
"A CoSD-HAGD FURNITURE, &C:-We VIII
sell at auction, ut our warcrOopis. No I420 alaih
street, on WEDNESDAY MORNING NEAT. CONT
and secondhand FURNTTURt, comprising Dec
steads. Spring Beds, Mattresses. chairs, tages
Lounges, Sideboards, Clocks, Sofas, Chlids S"ihs'
Parties desiring to contribute 10 this sale VIII send
In their goods by Tuesday evening",
- REDWOOD 6 CRESSHAM,
vii ., AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12
Ey telegraph.
NEW YORK MhkKLTS.

~ 7
Erw YORK, March ll.-Co,t0n tiull and irregular
sales ia bales: urlanIs 21fc.; Orleans. 2oac. Flour
il moderate request and unchanged. WEl,key, DC.
Nlcat heavy: 10 sIlrs. Corn e!sier FORK urn vi
sis. Lard weak ut a.0as5c. 1urpcn;tne dun "na
icaYy. Eosn quiet aud sieidy. Ta;low quiet at i
lCtc. Frci9hts quiet Room scarce. E