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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Loans and discounts. .$a3. s2a 4,
|U = s s............. 6,O77 1!
us. Bonds to secure circulation ~ mn m
US Bonds to secure deposits. 90 COO or
Other stocks, bonds and mort.
cages. ....;............ 5.145 Il
Due rom approved reserve ag'ts 998 81
Real estate, furniture, s. fixtures & on m
IDurrent expenses and taxes paid 413 8,
rlem,ums PAD. 1900 on
Checks and other cash irems 180 O!
Sills OF other Banks. 1885 OK
nickelsl ................. 10 2,
Specie Gncluding gold Treasury =
ceftlncates. ............. 16 M
|Legal-tenler notes. 10 O00 N
Redemption fund with y. 8.
Treasurer Is per cent. OF
circrlatiOnl ....,....... 22s0 M
TOTAL .............. $20l, 949 q
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. = n ooo m
ITnd;v,da5 u..s...''''.....'........ 6.OOO 90
Natl Bank notes OUTSTANDING Ak 90 ~
individ"ai depa.;.. .,,s: 100 90
cheek 7: :.....$91 ,663 O0o
Demand certificates
Of deposit. 2,ao9 co
Time certificates of "
United Nate. ' d.n..; -. l72 "a 1854 4S
Deposits Of T. as.n.:.. sl,12S 40
'e''''''''"'''........... a1,14s 90
TOTAL --l
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

ion al! of which prices have been greatly
reduced. s6.le1f
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

SMELLING
COMPANY.
TRUSTEES;

Announce to the public that the CON-
paby is now organized upon fair and
permanent basis. All laws and regu atoms
joint stock companies nave
been cOmp,.ed with; c rtificates of stock.
stock books, DC, have been procured; q
(water power) with appropriate
and good machinery, is now upon the
ground. nearly ready for operations.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
WIND RIVER

w. W. ANDERSON
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Registers in Bankruptcy.
CLARENCE EWING. 81 Dist. Helena
MUFFLY.......VaC CITY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

"By JuprrrR these are lovely nights.
Nothing Mars the serenity VI the SCENE. .
exclaimed young Jones the other night
"a he Saturn the porch meath the all
very rays OF the crescent moon. with
his arm around the waist OF his Venus.
but when the old woman opsned the
window above them. anil turned pitch
or Of water ON their devoted heads. they
though, they had encountered Neptune,
She simply remarked to them A. they
started for the gate "iou can't
comet over my daughter in that milky
way. Come back r. Jones rstorted /:
"Uranus of. and I'll DO hanged IL ]
come back till get ready" and his girl
took his arm aud no started OF with u
speed like the messenger Mercury, VINO
is said TO have wings on his heels. and
silence reicnsd once more. The old
woman says she will plane, differently
next time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

PREACHER in Allegheny. Penn. was
awakened the other night by u pull at
his door.bsll. He answered from win
dow, and was told by the stranger that
he was needed Fright away TO marry
couple. He made a hasty toilet and
went to the house. and was introduced
TO tho landlady's daughter. who was in
the parlor at one end Of the room. and
a young man well known to the clergy
man at the other. lie was bent over.
with his heal resting in his hands. On
going to the youth the clergyman found
linn In q siupor. His name. age. etc.
was given In an absent. minded way. but
when the minister asked him whether ho
wanted to marry the girl. he raised up.
and said Married married No.
don't want to be married. Who said
20 p" The minister Immediately with
drew. The superstition il that the youth
WAS druggej. and that the girl hoped to
fasten tbs matrimonial tic b-fsre he re-
gained his senses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

Two homeopathic physicians Of Phil
adslphia recently certified that an in-
mate Of colored peoples home was in-
sane and should bs removed to the
ms.houso. bat their certificate re-
auired the signature Of the district
physician. aud he. being an allopath
doctor, declined To certify that the
hcm~opsihs were physicians in good
standing. aud. while the doctors were
auarrelin.. the patients insanity as
sumed violent form. he jumped from
window aud was killed. An official
investigation is in progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

"Iy you are stung by a wasp while
picnieking. says a floating paragraph.
i" apply the end Of cigar which has
been ehswed for few moments to the
wound" Young ladies should remsm-
Der this. and always chow the end Of a
cigar u few moments and place the
weed in their pockets before starting
ON picnic. The chewing process will
make them 30 sick that they will not
want to 90 to the picnic. aud thus they
will escape being stung 10y "a wasp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

PrScu: Mrs. Juggins lost one OF
her lojgers lately. lie went OF sud-
denly ON urgent private Affairs. and for.
got to settle his li.ile account. All, :"
said the oil lady. "vhen . come ere
70 called 'isself a Capting but I've dis
covered To my cost 'e's only left ten
ant,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

ArrKx careful inquiry among num-
bsr Of church-going friends in different
parts Of the metropolis. Mayfair iinds
that no less than seventeen clsreymsn
laid the emphasis ON the last word in
the eth verso OF the thirteenth chapter
Of the first book Of Kings; "And he
spake unto his sons. saying. Saddle me
the ass and they sallled hia."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18
THE sINs or yorru.
ny ELLA wnxrlEn.

In the days Of unthinhins May time.
The heart laughs st wisdom. and saJs.
Youth grsats me q season Of piAy.tims
Ere I xalk In the soberer Ways.
vii, bask IN the sunshine . sesson,
1 will drink OF the nectar of life.
Ana then will clap hands with reason
And throw myseif intothe strife.
pu, the sunshine eneenier. exotic
And sensuoas growths In the heart.
And the nectar of f,oath IL narcotic
To the soul. the divinity part.
That sis~ps while an uncontrolled torrent.
Ths nery river &C youth.
Rushss oa. ani sweeps Into its eufreut
Tue bridges of vir.as and truth.
Then eomesh the morrow, grlef-eumbeiel.
With t.Ars for the folly that's past.
And the heart tells the soul. th1 has sium
barred.
II seeks after Jog. that are surer
Thsn tho.s ihst its poor pleasures win.
And. waking In Ways tht are parsr,
Might dvam u had never known ain.
But xho<ts that wait 10 he bddcn
In midpight. aud dp knees. and shade.
ssslk G,rsh ali unmAsked and unbiddsn-
Grim ghosts thst never can be iaii.
rhint not that sln once forgiven
h. barls,i and covered from . rhi:
II. the wl,l And the Justice ef Heaven
rhat its ghost walks seroAi day aai nish''
Tie love most saprsme and eternal
Dan wash thu heart fres of all sin;
lat tho.- mis-hapen phAntoms tnfetnh
F',ii pollt W The stsln. thai have bssn.
fsu ca, r~<urrcct virins anal trutn
nsk you eannot-you cannot tofsrt 'heh'
fhe aims ysu commit IN your youth.
q wan I'm your fair dsys b.ginning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

81 THY to preach the milk ot the
work." replied a city clergyman to a
psrishionsr who. demonstrated that his
sermons were too long. "iss." re-
marked the other. "but villa. We want
around here IL condensed milk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-18

APAssAic man who belongs To n new
literary and dramatic society. at which
only the plays Of Shakespeare will bs
given, said proudly that they will begin
with the Merchant Of Venus"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-06

Gambettais receiving sympathetic demon
STATIONS from all nationalitics. The fines
imposed upon him by the press prosecution
In France have been paid by subscription
Of the English Liberals. The French colony
OF Monteyideo has presented him with SIX
magnificent horses Of the De Ia Plata. Best
of all, an admiring friend has left him, it Is
said, alegacyof Sl,o00,000. "
A verdict for the city of New York Of
oyer eight millions and half has been rem
dered in the case of Richard b. Connolly in
connection with the Tweed-ring frauds.
The amount coming to the city from the
estate Of Connolly will be but small per-
centage.
The average weight OF hogs packed in
Missouri thus far during the present season
is 253 pounds, against 26S pounds last sea-
son. ~.... ..."...,.
r. J. Morris is appointed postmaster ut
Palmer's Springs, Mecklenburg county, Va,
viCe Charles +. Read, resigned.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, December 4.-The
schooner Two Sisters, from Mermenton to
Galveston, loaded with cotton, lumber, and
oranges, was wrecked off this port yester-
dav. Three lives were lost. A portion OF
the cargo was washed ashore and saved.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, December AT Lost
Creek station, on the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad, this afternoon, coal-train ran
off the track and badly wrecked twenty
cars. Several persons were injured, but
none seriously.
CLEVELAND, O., December 4.-Charles
Pagel was killed tonight in saloon quar-
rel by Charles Notter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-06

TIE PANIC IN CHURCH IN NoRFoIK.-The
injuries to the church were considerable.
, ,,"" three inner doors, through which the
d dns is entered, were literally smashed
cnd Gnu ,,u,,rr ,rm the hinges. A large num-
Der OF the gas-chan~ ei'eis VIZ 1917, uiohen'
and many of the windows we.e broken out;
A number OF pews were very much Jo!uleo
and defaced. The loss will reach some tnrte
or four hundred dollars. Immediate steps
will be taken to have the damages repaired.
Misses Ella. Stott, Alice Battley, Ruth
Murdeu, Barnes, Bailey, Cora White, ana
Nottingbam; and Mrs. Cordeiia Bew,
Mrs. Bushnell, Mrs. Ella Robinson, and
Mrs. Frank Damn, were the ladies injured
some OF them dangerously, we fear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-06

CAsEs7SwHIcH TIE SUPREME COURT ARE
EQUALLY DIylDED.-The Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States has.
been notified by General Harlan, lately con-
firmed as Associate Justice, that he will be
in Washington on Saturday next. On his
arrival here he will take the oath Of office
before Mir. D. W. Middleton, the clerk OF
the Supreme Court, and will take his seat
on the bench with his associates on Monday
next There are several interesting cases
which have heretofore been argued before
the Supreme Court, and upon which, 1t ID
understood, the Justices, as the court
now stands, are equally divided. When
Associate Justice Harlan takes his
seat the Court will AGAIN be filled
up to its complement OF niue members, ana
it viii be necessary then that these cases be
reargued before the full bench. Oae OF the
cases is on a writ of error from the Court
of Appeals of Virginia. Suit was brought
by business firm in Pennsylvania for the
value OF goods sold to citizen of Rocking
ham county, Virginia, March II, 1861. The
defence set up is that the party receiving
the goods had paid over the proceeds Of the
same to the receiver Of the Confederate
States, appointed under an act OF the Con-
gress of the Confederate States, passed ALL
gust so, 1861, sequestratnS all the credits
and other property within the Confederate
States OF or belonging to any alien enc
my since May 81, 1861. This plea was held
to be good in the Circuit Court for Rocking
ham county and the Judgment affirmed
by the Court Of Appeals of Virginia, from
whence the writ of error was taken to the
United States Supreme Court Another
case is on the right of the City Council OF
Charleston to tax its own stock. The suit
is brought by William c. Murray, a citizen
OF Bonn, Germany, who disputed the power
Of the municipality to deduct this tax De-
fore having the interest on the stock Of the
city held BY him. One OF the counsel fol-
the plaintiffs Is Mr.. Conner, the Attorney.
General OF South Carolina, who has Just
resigned. These two cases are regarded as
OF peculiar interest, as they are both in the
nature Of test cases. Washington special
Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-06

PATTERSON FREE Washington, Deem
Der 5.-Judge Humphreys this morning
delivered his opinion in the matter OF John
j. Patterson. The Judges opinion was
State Of South Carolina to vacate Senator
Patterson's commission, which must con-
tinue until constitutionally revoked in pur-
suanee OF organic authority. 1t could not
be said that Senator Patterson was q fugi-
tive from justice, as he was here in the dis
charge Of official duty, like all other men,
bers Of Congress.
Patterson is scamp, no doubt, but the
decision is right.
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PETERSBURG.

n,>,o ~ r,su1oNABr,E socIETY--A BRIL-
LIANT EvRNT--THE MoFFETT REsisIeks---
REGISTRATIONS AND TAX IN PETERSBURG
u,;,, .,rr,zsSs .BASH-DgATH OF AN AGED
LADY.
,corr,,s,ondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER 8, 1871.
The marriage of MIR. Andrew M. Adger'
~ charleston, S. c., and Miss Nannle W.,
Slaughter of Colonel Samuel Il. Pauf, this
evening, is an event which for some time mas
excited great interest in the iashionaoie GU
Giles OF the community. 1t VIII DC one OLLIE u,,e
nost brilliant weddings OF the season. Line
.n.rr;sce will take Mace at ST. PauPs church
If baIi.nast 3 O'Clock, and a reception " Ill
follow Colonel Paurs residence is on the
Lot adjoining the church. \ panel Of the
,snca t,ividinr the lot has been taken down.
and n Garnet will be spread from the porch
% tho residence to the entrance OF the
church, over which the bridal party will
mass. Nine couples will wait upon the bril-
dal psir, and the church has been beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. Rich
mond will be we'll represented at the we'd
ding.
The Moffett registers were put up 10 this
CITY between the 10th and Goth OF Septem-
Der. The number in use IS 70 alcoholic
registers and 26 malt. The total registra-
tlOnS Tor the TWO IlONtuS auQ u ndiiS up "
December 1st are reported by the Commits.
sioner OF the Revenue rs follows: Aico-
holic-s7,sos tax, s., 1852. Malt-29. 02o )
tax, $3.50. Total tax on alcoholic and
malt liquors. S2,S40.32.
At the meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Citizens Bank to be held tomorrow night
the Board OF Directors will doubtless be au-
thorized or directed to take the necessary
action to place the bank in liquidation.
This bank was started under the most Hat
tering auspices, and at one time it was one
OF the most prosperous institutions Of the
kind in the city, 1t suffered like the other
banks in the panic Of 1873, and seriously
again by the occurrences OF January last.
with which the readers Of the Dispatch are
familiar.
Mrs. Eliza D., wife OF Mr.. William II.
Badger, died last evening, in the seventy
fourth year OF her age. She was a lady
universally respected for her pure Christian
life and many noble traits Of character. Her
fifty-fye years OF married life were spent
in the house in which she died. r
ROBIN ADAIR.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, December s, 1877.
rc-J GOn virp1 MIA copsols sold at 57E

WEDNESDAY, December s, 1877.
SALEs-l,e0O Virginia consols sold at 57h.
american Gotd.-lU2H bid.
state Observation-Disclosures nsols. 57S bid, SIN
Ss: s Srsns
ginia tsx-receiyabe coupons: 5ea bid sos asked; a.,
81 7t asked Norfolk city saies IS, 100 bd; Man
chester ss tax-rece;vable, 80 bid, 90 asked; Man
'pssy eEgs s log lsisd Central Railroad first
mostsspe as. J. anu J.; 81 bid; Virginia Gra:ral
RAILROAD third mortgage S. y and =. 10 bla;
Virgins 8e1fra Eso and Rroad
second mortgage 6's, j. and J., s6 bid Virginia
and Tenues sec Railroad third mortgage S's, J. and
ferred IS, J. and j., 90 bid, SO asked SoutLside
oS 6s and j., 81 bid, 65 asked; Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgags S,s, J: and
j., 90 bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Sc
cord maIgase Rs, o. ans rs s. m sS
D., iO4 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
second mortgage s's A. and O., 81 oid; Rich Rich
cage s,s. j. and j., 100 bid Richmond Fredereks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, J. and o.,
dated s., III. and n, 20 bid, 70 asked; Piedmont
Railroad FIRST mortgage S's A. and o., SO bid:
ana FhsssssseaFrg
burg und Potomac Railroad common. 100 par, 90
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC Rail
aa ss and
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid; Rich
mond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, asked.
Bank StockS.-First National, 100 par, liz bid :
of Richmond, par, AIN bid, 43 asked: Merchants
and Planters Savings, rs par, 1s4 bid; City, 25
Insurdnce Observation-Disclosures Home, 100
par % bid, los asked; Merchants and Mechanics,
100 par 90 bid 964 asked; City, 100 par, 76
asked; Commercial Fire-lnsurance Company, 25
par, LIZ bid
| MiScellaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, II bid.
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THE CONTINENTAL LIFE-IEsURANcE Com
~. r, December Am.
order issued by Justice Westbrock was filed
here to-day authorizing the receiver Of the
Continental Lile-Insurance Company to sue
the officers OF the company and their as.
signees TO recover any property OF the COM
pany which may have been fraudulently re-
ceiyed or disposed OF by them, and to va
stockholders to recover dividends paid
them, which impaired the capital stock Of
the company.
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nrrIcIAL ANN0uNCEMENT.
GLOOMY ,foREBoDINGs.

ENGRAVING TO YIRGINIA.-The steamer
Massachusetts, last night took family from
Dorchester county, Md, who,go in advance
OF other families from that county as set
tiers in the region OF Dymer's creek, Ian
caster county, Va. They take horses, pigs,
farming utensils, and general farming out
fit,-Bdttimore Sun, 9Th. e, 5--a ..r
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STAUNrTON.
DEATHS.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
-.a~ DECEMBER 5, 1877.
Mr.. John Wayt, one Of our oldest and
most esteemed citizens, died this morning
ut G O'Clock. He had been sick for some
weeks, and a few days ago received a fall,
which, it Is thought, made him worse.
Mrs. Huliheu, of Wheeling, West Va,
mother of Rev. W. Q. Hullihen, rector Of
Trinity church, died at the residence Of her
son here this morning. PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-06

: EIGHT STORES BURNED AT ATHENS, OHIO.
Cincinnati, Ohio, December 4.-Eight OF
the principal business-houses and two
dwellings, ut. Athens, Ohio, were burned
lust night. The loss is estimated at from
S6O. 900 to $50, 900.
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VI AKsNE INTELLIGENCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEcEMpER 8, 1877

Noon acts ......... GIL Evcninr........... 0:03
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMpER s, 1877.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John N, Parker, Ou;ten, Plisadelphia,
coal, Writ Roberts.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail merchandise, aud passengers L. h
schooner jesse w Knight, Lawrence, New York,
schosner Tennessee, Pilsbury, New York, coal.
Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Philadelphia December Sd, schooner l.. a.
From phIiadeIphia December Sd, schooner Laura
[. VOL, Ewing ,,r,,o..rn.
Schooner n. IT, Ingrahaln, KcnnistoH, frcn Rich
mont, st Boston Decenber 3d. . >.o,r
Schooner Wake, Budd, from Richmond, az new
poe Schooner r +. II. Atwood, Gardner, from Rich
nond. at Providence December "a.
SCHOONER FRANK JAMESON.
signal-service observer at the Wreck Station re-
ports that schooner Frank jameson, Of Rockland,
for Richmond Va. which drove ashore noVemoeT
Yesterday morning, going south very fast: She was
boarded by the Station crew, who reported no one
on hs ns pps par Of
the foremost hanging and floating.
..as. by Telegraph. f..
SCHOONER SUNK. .
NORFOLK, December 5.-The schooner JACOB Z.
Alburger. loaded with pig-iron, IS SUNK Ut Watch-
aprique Inlet. Assistance has been Sent
..r5.i-f.ti- DISASTER. -
Rosro,. December 5-The ship Quintero, from
Iautuue for Boston, SINK, after 4 collision WITH
another vessel, of Cape st. Rogue Decemoer 90
The crew, except one, was saved. The vessel car
20 and freight-money were insured for $So,ooo ID
Boston, Philadelphia. and other companies.
OTHER DISASTERS. ..
LONDON, December 5.-The bark Emilio. from
Crampe for Baltimore, returned damaged by COLI
sion. y ~.
I. The ship Cairnegorm, from Greenock for Pensa-
cola reported stranded. has doated.
THE shin Prince Patrick, from London for South
west Pass, put into Dover having lost her jiDboom
and had hull damaged by collision.
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shells OH private terms.
by Teiegrapn.
/. NEW YORK..

NEW YORK, December 5.-Cotton firm !: uplands,
II 7-ifc.: Orleans, IL 9-16c.; sales, GAG bales,
Consolidated net receipts, 110.0S5 bales; exports
to Great Britain, 43.4S3 bales; France, 1850
bales; Continent, 1882 bales; channel. 1926
bales. Flour So 1Oc better, mainly on low grades.
md moro doing In exportS3 superhne western and
state, 94.90@S525; closing strong, chiefly for ex-
mort brands, Wheat M91hc. higher, with fair in
Guiry. Corn A0zc. better, and active export and
home-trade demand. Oats less active and without
decided charge In price, Cofec-Kio quiet and hrm.
Sugar duh and unchanged; refined unchanged and
in moderate demand. Molasses-Foreign grades
inand; crop. 81 @4Sc. for common to choice. Rice
quiet and unchanged. Petroleum dull and heavy
refined. 13c. Tallow steady. Rosin easier ut
at 81. sosSaTs fof anthraeiie ner cargo. Leather
quiet Wool quiet; Texas, l4@2Sc. Pork a shade
frrner and QUIET Mt Sl3.50@$I4 for mess. Lard a
shade better; closing scarcely SO firm: prime
steam, 1886 for old; SS.42k@$s.45 for new.
,WhiskeY steady; choice, $l.f0M Freights quiet.
Il. BALTIMORE.
BALTIM0RE, December 5.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Southern WHEAT quiet and firm: west
ern quiet and steady; southern red, go0d 10 prime
$1.35Q$1.44;. amber, $l.4SlGSl.60; No. west
81 January anu ~ s144; No. s. siss souihs
ern corn steady and fairly active; western quiet
and steady; southern white, 5b@e2c..: yellow,
B4@62c. Oats and rye steady. Provisions I'M
changed. Coffee steady. WhisEey dull at $l.09)s.
VS. CINCINNATI. $500. ~ 81 So.
C1gcINE ATT, December 5.--Fiour quiet and steady.
WhesS lrmer but not higher. Corn strong and
higher at 40@4lc. Oats In good demand at 29@
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Bv Robert b. Lyme,
successor to LYME & Brother.
Real Estate Agent and Auc;l,,nanr
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT Dr>L
L RABLE PROPERTY ON JAY AND RI,
CHANAN STREETS. IL THE CITY Or pI,Ir
MOND, SITUATE PARTLY IN THE col XIV
OF HENRICO AND PARTLY WITHIN Tnr
CORPORATE LIMITS. HAVING ONE ~ ,urhf
AND ONE BRICK DWELLING TiIERTnS
THE LATTER NOW OCCUlIkD BY MR, Mi :
LIAM WHfTLOCK.-As trustee In two r.r.sI,
deeds of trust executed by William UhtilncL .m
Mary 4. Whitock, his wifc-'h- lr-t lated Ann,
l, 1876, and recorded IN The clerk olire a. m.
Cliancery Court OF the city Of RlClimoul IN n p
los 4. page 430; the second dated October az
and recorded in the clerks ot!ic" Vi. tie rhsnr.ry
Court Of the city of Richmond IN ID. r. 100 &, n,vs
l04, shall. At the Request of the rol,,rr. nf H.
notes secured in the said deeds. procrc, 10 ,n anon
the premises. on FRIDAY III. 7th c.y ut IIcc.rG,-
1877, ut 4 o'clock Z. ~, all the PROPERTY cor.
yeyed under said deeds. '
TERMS: Cash Is TO the costs AMI cNirn>.., or All.
and sufficient TO pay OF and dS:hirpr \ ,.fr ~
1868, with Interest from August |. 1877. 9ln
note Of *Z57.50. with Interest from Oriot.r .,
1877; balance upon such terms H. may h. An.
nounccd at sale. X. \. MEATIIFR.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-06

ANOTHER STEAMSHIP AND CREW LosT.-
London, December LA dispatch from
Coquimbo, Chill, says that the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company's steamship Antacama
has been lost. The crew numbered forty
and the passengers probably about fifty.
Only eighteen persons were saved.