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WEST VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on the 9Th
day of February, 1866:
Garrct Wynkoop, plaintiff, rs. Robert Penc-
ry. ohm ID. Penery, and 4 chard Gotten berger,
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject the estate
of the said Robert Penery to the payment of
Judgment obtained by c. Louderbough, assignee
of I. Myers at the November Term of said
Court for the sum of $1,000, with interest
thereon from the 18th day of October, 1857,
and costs, in which claim the said plaintiff is
security. and to attach any. estate of the de-
PENDANT in this county, and it appearing on
affidavit, filed in this suit that the said defend
ant, Robert Penery is not Il resident Of this
State, he is hereby required to appear within
one month after due publication Of this Order,
and do what Unnecessary to protect his interests
in this matter.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof be
published, once week for four successive
weeks, in any newspaper in the said County,
and posted at the front door of the Court-Hous
thereof on the first Monday after the date OF
this order. Teste
JOHN CANDY, Clerk.
Pendleton p q.
February s, lS66-4t.
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SIR MORTON observation-disclosures has
been received ron. Russia, that the En-
peTef has confirmed a concession to Sir
Morton Pete, in behalf OF Messrs. Peto,
Bctts ana Wafing Brothers. OF a rail-
way, in proiongat;0n of the one FROM
Riga to Dunabourg and Witebsk, from
the latter 10 Orel, a distance of five
hundred mites. The enterprise, it i,
said, will not be put on the London
money market, as the capital which is
about six and s half millions of pounds
sterling guaranteed by the Russian
government at five per cent? has al
ready been subscribed by combination
Of bankers in Germany, formed by
Messrs. Fruhling 4 Goschen, and MessFs
Bischotfheim & Goldschmidt. Apart
from the capital being guaranteed by
the Russian government, the line itself
is represented to be probably the best
commercial railway in that empire,
forming, as it will, the middle link of a
continuous and direct chain of commu-
nication from the Baltic to the Nolga,
and traversing, throughout the greater
portion Of its route, the immense area Of
what is known as the "Terre Noir" Of
Russia, which is considered among the
most productive land in Northern Eu-
rope.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:
FendIcton p. q.
February s, lS66-4t.

1t rules held in the Clerks Office of The Cir
cult Court Of Berkeley County, on tAe 5th day
Of February, ls',i-
Daniel Wright assignee of y. Cushwa
plaintiff. rs. L. ID Seaman, defendant.
IN CHA NCEi.I.
The object OF this suit is to obtain a judy
ment against the defend .nt for o.,.'>. -, with
interest thereon from December II; $50, and
for $500 with interest thereon from sep
TENDER ., 1884, and TO attach any estate due
said defendant in this county, and It appearing
ON affidavit, filed in this suit. th,t the said de-
fendant, i. ~ Seamen, not Il resident at this
State. he is hereby required to appcsr within
one month after due publication o. TIL, Order
and do what is necessary to protect his inter
ests in this matter.
IT is further ordered, that a copy hereof be
published, once Il week for four successive
weeks, in any newspaper in the said county
and posted at the front door OF the Court-Ilouse
thereof. on the first Monday after the date OF
this order Teste
JOHN CANDY,
Pendleton. p.q Clerk.
February S. lo66
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TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG,
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
L. V. DANIEL, Jr., President.
SAMUEL RUTH, Gent Superintendent.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING TO
RICHMOND, VA, AND FARTHER
SOUTH
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SEX ATE. Eei,. %.

In the Senate, Mr.. Henderson presen-
ted a petition from citizens OF Missouri,
asking Congress to annul the acts OF the
President in establishng civil govern
ments at the South, aiitl secure equal
rights without distinction OF coor. Mr..
Morgan presented memorial from iIp
Loyal League Club OF New York on the
subject Of reconstruction. NJ. Summer
presented his usual batch OF negro pesi-
tiol asking for equal rights ana the OBJ
Iteration oi all distinctions in regard to
color. Mr. Wade offered Il resolution 10
amend the Constitution. so aus TO render
the President ineligible to a second e!eC-
ton. Mrs Wilson offered 4 resolution.
instructing the Committee on Recon-
struction 10 inquire how far the late re-
bellious States had conformed to the re-
quirements of the President, in his re-
construction policy. Mr. Lane, Of indi-
ana, presented petition from certain
assistant assessors of Internal Revenue,
asking for increased compensation,
which was referred to the Finance Com
mittee. AT the expiration of the morn
ing hour, the unfinished business OF
Monday, which was the bill returned by
the President with his objections, WAS
taken up and proceeded with. Mr.. Da-
Wis, of Kentucky, then took the fioor in
opposition to the bill. He was followed
by Mr.. Trumbull, who spoke at great
length in vindication OF the bill and
against the objections in the Presidents
message. At the conclusion of his re-
marks, a vote was taken, thirty Senator's
voting for the repassage of the bill and
eighteen against, it. 1t was then an
nol.nced by the Chair that the bill, hav-
ing failed to receive tWo-thirds vote.
had failed. This result was greeted
with applause from the Uhiteand Kisses
from the black galleries, which was the
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGREGATIONAL.

wAsHIsGToS, February l-SEyArE.-Mr Fes'
sender said he would ask the Senate on Mon
day to take up the constitutional amendment
passed yesterday BY the House, and would
keep 1t before the body till passed, as 1t was
desirable TO get the amendment before the
Sta te Legislatures now in session, ut an early
date.
Mr.. Howard made n speech on his resolu-
ton recommending the trial of Davis and
Clay. He offered an amendment to the origl-
nal resolution so as to include others acting in
concert with them.
Mr.. Davis made r lengthy speech GU the bill
for the protection Of civil rights.
Horsg.-The House was engaged in the Ion-
sideration of the bill enlarging the powers o.
the Ereedmen's Bureau.
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MAKING OTHERS HAPPY.-A mother who was
in the habit Of asking her children, before
they retired for the night, what they had don"
TO make others happy, found her two twin
daughters silent The question was repeated
i" can remember nothing good all this day,
dear mother only one OF my schoolInates was
happy because she had gained the head Of the
class, and smiled on her and ran 10 kiss her :;
50 she said / was good. That is all, dear mo-
Their" The other spoke still more tmidly
"a little girl, who sat with me on the bench
n school, has lost little brother. | saw that,
while she studied her lesson, She hid her face
in her book and wcpt. felt sorry, aud laid
my face on the same book and wept with her.
Then she looked up and was comiortcd, and
put her arms around my neck; but | do not
know why She said | had done her good -
Come 10 my arms, my darllng,' said the
mother: "tO rejoice with those that rejoice,
and weep with those that weep. is 10 obey our
blessed Redeempr''
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III lnIi,inln Cemetery.

s'>u.tr-. January 3I.-The Legislature Of
Ehol to-day appropriated eight thou
III .a.GI-, I.1hiug in Ill fifteen thou
..t ao.@r, appropriated 10 complete the
.sEot erecting. grading and ornancntinS
.~ A1t....ta Cemetery, which viii be ready
.#.. In E;.s. spring 10 receive the bodies of the
s"n- who i'll IN that memorable battle
'.I remains, 10 he number Of eight thou
..0. .gr 10" barred III the mountains, road
. s..#.cias IL that region. Maryland has
5" GJae her part, aud The COMMISSIONERS
... .8r lie prompt action Of the Legislatures
+ .hr .aval States 10 enable them to properly
.~E 'n, totIys of the soldiers of those States
F. ... III at AltitI"ln.
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From Panama.

NEW YORK, February l.-Panama dates to
22d ultimo have been received. There is no
local news.
Storms have destroyed almost the entire cot
ton crop throughout Salvador.
The Costa Rica coffee crop is being gathered
and brings higher prices than usual.
The Peruvian Dictator is pushing reforms III
all departments. He stated TO the CHILEAN
ambassador that Peru considered the Chilian
conflict with spain essentially L Peruvian
lurStiOn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR, SALE.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE RESI-
!, L 1 ~, OF CHURCH HILL 1T THg SOUTH.
SEVENTH sTREETs, WITH THREE HALF AcPH
LOTS ATTACHED, FOR sALE.-At the req nes, ri
10 bis country seat, we offer for sale ms PEsI'
Deuce located as above, With the THREE HALF.
T TaufnRT ROOMS On the prsmises a,s sP aaa
rfnI's STABLES, CARRIAGE-HOrsE, Cow and
coal. HOUSES The grounds front one hundred
a nd thirty two feet on Broad street and two him.
Jrsa mi siytyfour feet on Grace street. The pre-
mi.es are supplied with CITY WATER and Gas.
besides having FORCE WELL OF WATER; The
soil ofthe garden NATURALLY good has been highly
imnroyed. and il admirably adapted for riening.
A more healthy location cannot be found In the
city and IL is rare that so desirable place -
offered on the market. II not sold ~ the lst oil
March. the dwelling and grounds will be rented 10
a good tenant at which time possession viii be
given: Terms reasonable. Apply to ppppYor
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Rv W. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
rron. Front r, 'iling, Governor street, Richmond
1,~r, TION. IN NOTTOWAY

A ALTON, IN : NOTION ! y !, g r4o !
BrRKE V Jrycl f6N c9yTAIXIfNG THR BEE
HTTpREP AND FIFTY Aia and twenty i've acres
are cleared and under one el. !, T.; grmrtb
der Is liz woods-hfty acres of nnona a,J n tha
There seven springs on the ~ annd nro,n
fields are well watered. The sol, tsohancpp S
cling well of corn, wheat, vegetables 'oga''n, 90
&c. The tobacco fields are considered ed bv ,bn
the county, not having been lately redrt ;n ,o
cultivation of corn on them-and the owna. 'nInn ~
that, with good managementiani a moderate l. &c o.
guano three fourths OF the whole purchase MOI ~
might be realized from the first crop of tobacco
There old apple orchard, and small
sized peach orchard of young trees. and
great many excellent cherry trees. The i'm
provem"nts consist of framed dwcling-hou
Of six rooms, besides store rooms and closets
II il painted and covered with tin. The
yard is well shaded and handsomely turfed-the
kitchen has two rooms on the ground floor and one
above. New smoke house, corn house, stable, ice
house, tobacco barn; and overscers house near the
main dwelling. The location is very desirable in
good neighborhood, healthy, and near churches
Of the varions denominations accessible TO four
markets Will sell, also, horses, cattle, hogs, fod
der, shucks, &c: and farming implements at valua.
ton. Price Of farm, -, 500.
jas w. 3. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent.
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THE TRUE LIFE.-The mere lapse OF years is
not life. To eat and drink and sleep; 10 be
exposed to darkness and the light, to pace
around the mill of habit and turn the wheel o!
wealth 10 make reason our book-kcepcr, and
turn thought into implements OF lrade-this is
not life In all this, but 4 poor fraction of the
consciousness Of humanity Is awakened, and
the sanCtitirs still Slumber which make Utmost
worth while 10 h". knowledge, truth, love,
beauty, goodness, faith. alone can give vitality
10 the mechanism of existence. The laugh OF
mirth, which Yihrates through the heart: the
tears which freshen the dry waste within
the music that brings childhood back: the
PRAYER that calls the future near the doubt,
which makes MS mediate; the death which
startles us with mystery the hardship thai
forces us 10 struggle, the anxiety that ends in
trust-thesc are the true nourishment Of our
natural being.
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CATTLE, &c.

CArTLE.-The supply of beef cattle Is still piena-
full, and prices not 50 firm. Sales on the ho"i al
ease gross, for ordinary TO good animals.
Hods.-Suppy plentiful; sales at l5gloc. netI.
Last quotations of slaughtered hogs by railroad al
l?Gl4c., nett.
saRgP-Market we'll supplied at Gas, gross
for good to No l very superior sheep would bring
higher prices.
At MARKET by retail we have the following quo
tations: Beef, l2I@2Se. ~ H., the latter Tor bess
cuts. Pork, 2oGg5c Mutton, lS02oc v d.
Fowls. Dressed Turkeys 2oG2Sc. Y h. Dress
ed Chickens and other dressed fowls, n9'Oe' Y %
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The Search for Stevens Continued-Reyenae-
The Interest on the Mexican Debt.

NEw YORK, February IAN active search IS
still being made in ireland for Stevens.
The London Observer says that Mr.. Glad
stone will dispose OF the surplus revenue by
removing n number of small articles from the
tariff, and by modification of the sugar
duties
The GioJe says it is doubtful whether the
interest on the Mexican debt will be paid, the
funds in Europe being exhausted, and il is i'm.
possible 10 raise q new loan.
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TIE LORDS PRAYER-Superior is this prayer
in comprehensiyeness excellence, and brevity,
holy in substance, solemn in manner, and
simple in expression so plain that the most
ignorant may understand it; and yet so full
that it comprchends all orr wants and lnu-
mates all our duty, showing not only what is
fit to he asked, but what manner of persons
we that ask ought TO be, And well, therefore,
might Tertullian speak of il rs the cpitome of
the gospel, since it contains our persuaslons OF
Gods love our desire of His honor, our sub
lection 10 His authority, our submission TO His
viii, our dependence on His providence; to-
rether with our earnest supplicatlon for mercy
and to deliver us from the guilt, and for grace
TO deliver us from the power OF sin concluding
with acts of faith, and praise, and alteration.
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From New Orleans-Stay Neutrality-suspicious.
raj Of TeXaS-A National Bank.

New ORLEANS, February 1.-The House Ju-
dietary Committee has reported adversely on
all plans or bills looking to Il stay law. Go
vernon Hamilton has appointed Mr.. Alexan-
der Attorney General of Texas. a national
bank, with capital of one million of dollars,
will start here shortly.
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BY w. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iro u Front Building Governor street, Richmond

An EXCELLENT FARM, OF FOUR
n HvA URED AND FIFTEEN ACRES, IN
AMEA 9TTkkTTHH5 THREE sE HTES EAST "a r9 ~
RRiCHMoND AID DANvlLLE RAILROAD, FOR
S,IE-The land u al good, well fenced and well
vatered one huna red and twenty FIVE acres are
cleared and produce well Of usual crops Of corn.
wheat h ,,obacco, clover &c Twohundred and ninety
a. arc two nice new log houses OF four rooms
forxble until larger and more stylish balid1ings
young y frst tsees of choice selections set out The
fencig is ala good repair The Location is yery
Conyeiieut 10 chuTci "a. schools, saw mills and an
excellent Touring end In fine sne c nana1 b os
made in a wear or two to be WORT twice or three
times what is asked for ii and tie srodnee c9nle
he made To refund the entire purcnase honey. Inc
own eris a merchant, and sells because lie has no
tima 20 attend to tho farm and wants the n"ney In
his br. mess. Price, 5000 on liberal t%rEis-Sesy
low. n D. 49, ron.
In Gin INtaI I,s.1So 49,.
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Nero Riot in Texas.

u" IoHE, January 81 The Galveston
..s.g Of January l2th gives an account Of
>.rft 'c attempt Of some negro prisoners IN
IL" N0narv jill - escape. The sheriff attempted
f@a some Of them in irons, when they
La ari hlm with brickbats. a guard OF the
.'E.' Ath Ohio was called III, when Inc
@fpo. also attacked them violently with
.so.,. The ringlcadcr seized the srrgeants
aaa attempted to brain him wit stone,
..ga tta sergeant shot The negro dead. Two
.nr negroes were wounded, and after Il
EHgr." the prisoners were secured
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Cnn,lciiou of SinrkMeutllcr.

Hartford, CoHS., January 81 The trlai OF
albert l.. Starkyycathcr who killed his mother
I'd sister al Manchester, in This county, III
i #.Gst last, was concluded today the jury
-1llg him guilty OF murder III the his'
As".cc. The defence set up was INSANITY
! Ii, case has created great interest. Inc
.HaIt room hss been crowded with spec
s..ors each day, aud hundreds Of ladies have
attended. Tho prisoner j. bui twensy-ioaF
rars Old lie VIII be sentenced next month.
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/ .ual Dissolution Of the prcyo>t.Nar.hals
nrnnrIrnrnf in RnItiiunrc.

ugrg % special order from MaiorG encral
Il : U9ucoct commanding middle mill.
Wy department.. he provost marsh1lS office
~.-.G JryI~t Yesterday, and Brcyet Briga-
General " oolry h3s been ordered to report
.ur AdfUn1-Grucral OF the army At Wash
.#an Tor Instructions. This Office, for the
!. ..~s fuIrNt1rS. has welded an immense power
/. . aur ggtd~I-tUr long time almost suppressed
II .LNLl LnlLtN.--NIn. Isl.
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Fire In an Oil Region.

BUFFALO, January 81 A dispatch was re-
ceived here this afternoon from Petroleum
Centre, stating that a fire lately destroyed
seven wells on Bennhof Run, and 1t was
reported that about two thousand barrels of
oil were destroyed, together with all the ma
chinery.
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A little fellow, going TO church for the first
time, where the pews were very high, was
asked, on coming out, what he did In church,
when he replied, u went into Il cupboard ana
took seat on 4 shelf
A poor darkey, who was sent to Jail for mar
rying two wives excuses himself by saying
that when he had one she fought him, but
when he had two they fought each other.
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= Seizure of the Charleston GINS Works.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Philadel phia Ledger.I
CHARLESTON, :. c., January 3o.-The works
Of the gas company, in this city, have been
seized, by order OF the military authorities, as
captured property"
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[,o York .nc:ion sale Of Coal.

NtH Iuhe. January 3l.-Twcnty thousand
o..> q scranton coal were sold I'll auction to-
i y tt me following rates, compared with the
80 ,a.r,s Stove, - cents higher; egg, 81
.at, h.surr; lump, cents higher; chestnut
5. e.as~ lower, crate, ~ cents lower steam
."'. scents lower. stove coal brought $50
+, 49,. ~. = .4r.IaS>. -.
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NrGur THE PooR MAN. FRIENn.--Night
levels all artificial distinctions. The bcggar
on his pallet Of straw, SHORES rs soundly as 4
king on . bed of down. Night-tind, gentle,
soothing refreshing uight-the earthly para
disc of the slave, the sweet oblivion OF the worn
soul the nurse Of romance, Of devotion, how
the great painting heart Of society ycarn- for
the return OF night and rest Sleep is God $
special gift 10 the poor for the great, there Il no
time fixed for repose; quiet, they have none,
and instead Of quietly waiting theapproach OF
events, they fret aud repine, and starve sleep.
and chidc the tardy hours, as if tomorrow
We're big with the fate Of some great hereafter.
The torrent of events goes roaring past, keep
ing eager expectation tiptoe, and drives tlmd
slunber away.
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North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, February 1.-The House of Com
nous continued to-day the consideration OF
the bin relating to freedmen. Speeches were
made for and against allowing them TO testify.
No vote was taken. The outside feeling was
adverse to allowing them TO testify.
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The path TO HAPPINESS. William Wirts
letter 10 his daughter on the small sweet
courtcsics of life contains Il passage from
which a deal Of happiucss might be learned /:
The way 20 make yousclf pleasing 10 others
is TO show them attention The whole world
is like the Miller OF Mansfield, who cared for
nobody-no, not he, because nobody cared for
him And the whole world would serve you
So If YOU gave them the same cause. Let every
one therefore, see that you care for them, By
showing what Sterne so happily calls the
small courtesies, in which there is no parade
whose voice is too still TO tease, and which
mauifests themselves by tender and affection
tie looks and little acts of attention, giving
Others the preference III every little enjoy
ment of the table, in the field, walking, sitting,
or standing
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, February l.-Flour duh. Wheat
steady Pennsylvania red, S2.35. Corn dun :
white 90; yellow, tie. Oats steady. Provi-
sions dull. Sugar heavy. Coffee firm. Whisky
dali
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No DISTINCTION MADg.-The Sing Sing ~
W RspuIlicdn learns that Edward Is
Eetchliln, lately convicted of forgery,
treated the same as the other prisoners
marches in TO his dinner with them ana INK.
Them. he is locked in his solitary cell every
L.
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by w. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond.


DE l. l. + ROI FOR SALE PRI-
ID VATEIY.-I offer for sale that desirable place
called BELLE ROi, containing EIGHTY ACRES OF
LAND, and BU LDlNGS built for, and suitable for,
boarding school for young ladies, located i'm
Gloucester county, Va, on the York River road,
four miles from Gloucester Courthouse and two
and a half from Cappahoosic wharf, on York river.
4 large New Building, Quilt in l.iI,l for board
ing school, with ten large roomS--say all-sixtcen
by sixteen feet. with green blinds 10 all the win
dows; out house with four rooms, meat house,
barn. urn-hOu>e, carriage house and stable
thes" la.t not all in good condition, some Of the
Notwithstanding having been pulled OF during the
war. A fine pump of water within few feet Of tho
house = good young orchard Of peach and apple
trees. The GARDEN was pulled down during the
war. There are about eighty acres in the tract,
twenty of which are cleared and In good condition
to cuiivate-the balance Is well timbcrcd in oak,
chestnut and pine, excepting about ten acres that
was cleared in 1850, but since grown up In small
bushes Of chestnut. The above i Il short descrip
ton OF the place persons wishing 10 purchase
will, of course, examine for themselves. IL IL no.
toriously healthy. II IS in one Of the most thickly
settled nrighborhoods in Eastern Virginia, conve-
nient to three churches, viz: Methodist, Baptist
and Episcopal. For school, il is one Of the best
locations In Virginia Price, 900
ia Sim w b. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent.
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Detective Baker Found entity of False Impri-
sOnment.

WAsHISGToS, February Baker, late de-
tectiye of the War Department, was to-day
found guilty by jury of the charge of false
imprisonment, but not on that of extortion.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, February /. 1899.

The price of gold in this city to- day Is l3e buy
ing, al selling In New York, 14oA. There is no
change In money matters. We give below the
quotations of the notes OF the old Virginia
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IL Trn,n Southwestern Virginia are daily
being shipped over the Tennessee and Virginia.
:" Stamn,on, and then over the Orange and
Aleynndria railroads, to the Baltimore ana
northern markets.