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The daily gazette., 1879-02-08

Mr.. Mckee Rankin is negotiating with
Miss Bateman for the production Of The
Danftes in London.
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HyRUCK FARM OF 8 ACKHS, TO
Rent. EVANS PENNINGTON.
sth q Market Sts., Almonds Building.
Ianz7-tf
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FOH 6ALN.

EOR RENT.-D yelling $40 washiDetOn
L street, in good ordfr, with all cOnv@n-
1ences. large yard. Rent moderate 10 good
tenant. ]. A, BOND 4 CO.,
Il b7-6t COL khipiey street.
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IRTllANs SAVINGS BAN
Nl MARK FIT sTREET

tOl MARK ET STREET,
)KpOkATED JANUARY 24d, 1861.
y receive deposits daily from 8 A
T. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sal
fenlhgs from I To = o'clock.
Nl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
made In April and October.
dyldeilds are not Withdrawn they
rnted ~ deposits. Thus permanent
compound their interest twice In
hr.
MANAGERS.
II 1niylh, George W. Bush,
own t., George Il. Capelle,
i. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichenstein,
Dure, Edward Darlington
pings job II. jackson,
fusey, VIM. ii. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
CAPELLE, Vice President.
[V +. 7. TAYLOR. Treasurer
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ESOR RENT The licensed hotel proper
y W in Christiana Village, now ocru-
pied by John Elliott. For terIns, apply
10 JOHN MFALEY,
s108 and ITO Market street,
jan25 II WilmiDgi' u. bel
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EOk SALE.
r. A Store Property, with is acres Of
land, good brick dwelling house and other
out buildings Price $500. A bargain.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
oci1o. Eighth and Market Its.
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NOR RENT Second story front room
II in .azette building, 4l6 Market street.
Apply at this office.
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:
NATlONAL bANk
OF WILMINGTON,
PoRf OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
AND
ClAL AGENTS OF THE TN i,
TED STATES.
AD BELTS, PREsIDENr,
to. D. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
"sp"A'' 100000.
phia and New York Exchange fur
regular Depo@itors without ch har0e.
y! days, Mondays and Thursdays
n DIRECTORS.
o, smyth, George W. Bush,
W. Eli Garrett,
my. mmeSonh, Sam y bancroft, Jr
Aes' William Tatnal1,
uSarn betLh MR.
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NOR Neutrality-suspicious. No. 8 West
Fourth street. Possession given at
once. NJ. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
jan24-1m Secretary.
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It is said that the gentlemen Of the Chi.
uese Legation carry small! pots OF tea around
in their pockets, as some Americans 90
TASKS of whiskey!. But, then, the Celestiais
are tea.totallers.-Neao York commercial nc
Advertiser.
II there could only be another war, last.
ing long enough for the rest OF US 10 Tall
over log or get rubbed by an arny.WaSon'
then every one in the country could 1--we on
his pension and take heaps OF comfort
Free Press.
The soothing effect Of civilization on the
Indian is manifested in the fact that Maine
Indian has applied for divorce from bis
sauuw. Civilization is the great corrector
of morals. -Derrick.
Tommy: "Oh, Gran'pa, dear, I've been
counting what my Christmas presents VIII
cost, and it just comes to ten shillings. I've
saved up one and seYenpence. Can you ad-
wise me where to get the rest ?"-Punch.
England is about to add several new peers
to the aristocratic bridge which separates
the throne from the common people.-New
!, York Commercial Advertiser.
The New York Mail is to be credited
with the discovery that the only pen with
which you can make some men right is the
pen-itentiary.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Ell FRIDAY. February IA. 1879.
Government Ssc,lrities.-United States AIS. 100
bid; United States As. 100 bid, lOOH asked.
asked Red Virginia consols, new, So bid, sig asked
Virginia funlable. % bid: Virginia deferred. 2
bids virginia interest cer r. S ~ pa virginia
city Observation-Disclosures city IS. D. ana d.
lIsS bid; Richmond city e's, J. md j., 1G3a BID,
asked Petersburg city SIS. r and 4, o. bid,
4o7 Sd Lyashtars sliy ss AND j.; i5 Nar sd
city fVs water s' s II. and n. ia bid.
Railroad Bonds.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
road first mortgage 6,s ). and j., 93 bid; Virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, J. and J- q
bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth MORTGAGE s's,
j. and j., 100 bid; Virginia Central Railroad nom
mortgage 8s, j. and D., 100 old; Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and j., 80
gage SIS. j. and j.. i0a bid virgina and Tennessee
Railroad funded S's, j. and j.. asked; Souhside
Railroad first mortgage preferred S's j. and j., 10y
IS. j. and j., rs Old, SO asked: Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad first MORTGAGE rs, D. and D., SSA
gage s's, j. and J., 95 bid; Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage SIS J. and j., los asked; Richmend
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s'S; 4: and
seconS mortgage rs. Ii. and n, 100 BID; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC Railroad mort
gage s's, J. and j.. lo2 bid; Richmond, Esede-
ard j., 100 bid; Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Railroad first mortgage S's. A. and O., 103 bid.
Railroad Iocks.-Chesapeake add Ohio Rail-
road 100 par. 81 rs bid; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond, Frede-
ricksbrg aud Potomac Railroad six per cent. guar
anteed, 100 par, "a bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 90 bid Connection Railroad stock, 20 par,
90 bid; Richmond and Danviile Railroad, 100
par. S. bid, $3.50 asked; seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 95 bid. So
Bank Stocks.-State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
IS bid: Citizens Bsnk 20 par, 2 TX asked.
rinc, 25 par, 37 asked; Virginia State, 25 par, 81
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 asked Merchants
and Mechanics, 100 par, IS asked.
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,;o,r.1ssIaNE Rs,sALEOFA LARaE

1inMsfIssIoN ERS, SALE OFALAKNGssns'
Il jeAMOIJNT OF IMpRgyEp AN :, 1 IN ~
a9yEp AZ ssEs aS sSe ahATssfFfkEEIs
tISWhRn DEeEAsED.AT PUBLIC Au H,,st Il
n e 81 catered On the Fsbs
arr IS7 i'm The sit or Howard gs. tsls
s Wsi oa g s sffissl ses Of
s JAZZ FoRaHeN r TIE ksA y IacTs a q
scrfbed and consisting of the folloWibE L0Ao os'
PARCELS OF La ND !. .. 80 Ioss.,n,ne
VACANT LOT at the sorne 20 o. feet ON the
s sgt, G side af earr rsass street and
q The n OF ,, penae ssas Of
ana rnnnSy ssSE e s1WshEgETInp
fronting A feet ON the north SIDE q lnu
running back on the east line OF s SSss there
on. adjoining the last named on the east ironmrs
Ak feet on The north side of VenabIe street, eegin
ming 44 feet from Scott street. ,,n,tr r,raet Mt
the Garner of Scott. fronting 5s FEET
Scott st.D With TWO SMALL WOODEN DWELLINGS l-sS
e. es.ITAcANTLoT on the north side of xenab ,le
street. ar the corner OF Jcssamine street, Win
". AIoT adjoining the last named or tne.west 4
~tlh BRICK DWELLING thereon; fse sfIaei
fee n sbs sS 1S IS fully
piai made by j. j. Peasants, which VIII ~ bnt
b,ie on lie day of sale. and may be seen before tna
time ut the office OF the auctioneer, ad
DIV ST. Will he Continued from day to day, commence
Inc az the same hour, until the whole property IS
sold. &, .hroo o,p,I
iostapcnts upon six, twelve and eighteen months
credit the purchaser giving his
and the lille 10 the property to be retained until me
whole purchase-money Is paid aud conveyance
ordered by the Court. ,n,,.e r.Ns
A. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
RnRERr q. LYME. Auciioneer. lie
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Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Ross AND GOVERNOR STREETS.--By virtue OF
decd Of trust executed TO the subscribers by Jo1n
A. Worsham, now deceased Dearlng daIe On thG
hancery Court and OF decree of the said Chancery
Court entered on the 9th of February 1SI9 In the
case of Gibson and others g. Mossham s aanl lder
the said deed, and also under ,he said decree VIII
offer for sale at public auction, on tue premises. on
MONDAY. the Oath of February, 1879 al ~
O'Clock 2. NJ (If fairI If not. on The first far DAY
thereafter), the foregoing VALUABLE REAL
The LOT has front on Ross street of 62'. feet,
more or less, and front on Governor street OF I23
feet and bounded on the north By an alley II tect
wide. The main building is occupied by the COM
nercial Club and The Chamber OF Commerce at an
annual rental of soon. This building Is four stories
high has about sixteen rooms besides CLOSETS 1s nm
ishcd in the most costly and Is now IN COM
plete renair. The wing, on Governor street. is 1nur
stories high divided into four tenemenis, witS large
porches and kitchen in the rear anu is occupied D!
several tenants al gross annual rental OF between
$500 and 5000. A survey OF the properly WI DC
exhibited at The time OF SALE ana IL Will ne sod as
whole or into two separate parcels accordlnS 10 sau
survey as NAV be deemed best. IT sold in two par
ceis The Ross-street building viii be offered first,
with The privilege to The purchaser OF taking the
Goyernor-street tenements at specified price, 10 De
named at the time.
business part of Richmond, II should attract The At
tcntion Of capitalists and Others.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at one, TWO:
and three years for negotiable notes, interest an
nualy. secured by deed of trust.
The t.xes and insurance for 1879 TO be paid by
the purchaser. T. ": LOGAN,
fe s-eodtds Trustees.
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sfsr ssmssy sx s;s
Cay
ag EiU BRANDS, %
family. sonhsy xi ssronTs sl
eirs,i,e aoafhcrp req
E6S&ioD white. 9 40. s s,a sns
REDS Mls.er, ssNi Nh
OK March, anu..rs
Houthefn ecru sra lrn ss,s
white ye,son, as I'VE steady
.s. ss Hay nsichaiiged Provisions yefS
after ayIset and steady
sssstern ngcke rolls
ssrgsss s,,seI and steSdy; Rio car2oes ~
M ssassy dsIl nj al o. Sugar qnscts eoft
|ssssSasc 81
| Sssss CINCINNATI. AZ
~, =, yse,r,,arv Flour frfner: family,
a. yssseas rcd aud whiso SEQ
nSa 49, ~ ~ afsauiet arc firm
Ssn W., ,.is - ia saies az buyer
poJS auiet' ss ., ANA io,ser so self nj $3.50.
EeSraas!. Lsa1 sh,s,dess M go bic short
Bnik; "a @ saa sas, SHE'S at sd o7Sa bayer
rio. y4'Sx ia eucr AiTrH 1915 seller May; short
hiarch sS;ao M souiaiers 4Xc.
ceaE Sos IsaSSt 80 yUh{shey Sgps,y
cecr ros Sss s y, oy,S Hogs
ana nrIn az a. $3.50 sus - -. -
steaas sha nt 49, Ts,s1fyyyrT, 81
$500. ,,ss,.,s.,r, IA. F,,our nr;n and M
ca...s sc,sye and ars red and amber.
ase. Corn auiei; aite. MIXED 3se 0a.s
steady. PORK strong ny U,0Os $3.50 shonderr
Elea5 fierce. 3Hc.: ~ s,r inose Huk.
&C.: clear RIB, &c. Gear o,oar rih aNc
meats steady: snsxdeIe, 'SLo.. ,n.sad hans SEa
clear sides 49,. s "a 1,rsr ~ s1 tlls .
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By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
l016 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
ARdE REA "a EsTATE II s TIE OF T1
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEENTB STREET AND
SHOCKOE CREEK. KNOWN AS THE "UNiON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.m-Ast trustees IN
certain deed of trust executed by me CR Rpl
ruary 1867, duly recorded IN Rtchmona ss s.
Court on the 3Oth OF March, 1867, we slall sen a.
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNEsDAl
the 9th day of March. 1879, at ~ O'CLOCK ~ SnaS-
ing been required 10 de by the bona tide holders
Of the coupon bonds therein referred to- bearing In
terest at the rate OF eight per cent. per annum
amounting to the sum of $40, 900 principall, The
REAL, ESTATE conveyed by the said deed and
now IN the occupancy o. =,
THE lot has front of 1872 feet on The south side OF
Cary .,I Get, running back partly 100 feet and partly
about 500 feet 10 Dock street, on which 1t has
ss egt dns S spg Sn e S consist cnss
Ing the whole 'front.' four stories high, besides other
brick buildings in the rear. and we'll adapted 10
an Notwithstanding establishment for which 1t
is now used, or. for other purposes.
TERMS: The deed under which we are acting re-
qures that the property shall be sold for cash rs 10
the costs and expenses of sale and 10 pay of the
coupon bonds aforesaid and to the surplus II any.
such terms as shall he announced at the tine OF
sale; but we are authorized by the holders of The
said coupon bonds to say that the purchaser may re-
est half yearly, u large portion of the purchase
money by giving deed of trust to secure the credit
payment.
The special attention of capitalists and others is
has front on Cary street as well rs on Dock street
gives 1t peculiar advantages fer receiving and for
wardtng goods &c.
The taxes andinsurancn for 1870 to be paid by
the purchaser. ": GODDLN,
ROBERT r. HoWisON,
01.Df
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fIs,,,o,l
- Ss@ss
salTr,rpAY FEBRUARY is, 1871.

8 ma hesr % awonderiuI digy down in
as,e lower part on she county that Is EXISTING
sbe ry,of uecnie Oh pchick 20 aii extent
ssggsrs before Known aA blind negro giras
fi,e slaischserog Saanuci Lee fwho is kimsess
assa 10 sSpssess some knowledge OF woodoo.
Sss,h h Del foymiag some feafs That are mar
ys.lssaes II, the extreme, and show aoss con
SsusjveIy that tue girl does possess some su-
nayy,aa,,ra, newer as NO ;iat,igsA agency
could aid her Ia the tricks whiuh she peVs.
4 gentleman Of yeracisy told 'as the otter
ssaF of some OF her feafs, wlIksn, II t! -.
show her 90 be q prodigy ndeed: ae lSaa
us of d gentleman wase Tsslfes tle gisi ~,
the purpese OF tessirg the snpesnatSf ai
powers SKID TO be possessed by nef, an 1p
came away so Thoroughly convinced OF ,ne
asnfil OF the wonderful tales OF herWooaoo
y,owars ahat he STRAIGHT way went tow ash
inofon CITY and reported dfie fact ito she
professor at the Smithsonian Iustitates " 20
yssised the girl, and now he also fesskies 20
fs,e fact that we have live 10000 sassS
in our county. Y, Z. :, !,
(which no one present had seen, ano OF
rshsci, M, o,,e present but himseif knew the
n,,rr,ort. and upoz, i,is asking che gsrf some
.anestiops in regard TO the p1rport OF tne
gsapef, the number OF signatures, lne k 20 :
"a paper upon which 1t yves written, Gs !,
she answered every one Of fhem asscofreetiy
as IL she had seen and read it. sVoe otner
wonder she performs is she can tell the age,
height, and color OF hair and eyes OF q per.
.sor, whom she has neverseen. She can also
tell person OF the good deeds .tisne IN ms
r,ast life, and describe them In tne mos.
minute particular. The gentleman informs
ms that it is 9 rule OF the girl neEento disclose
her knowledge Of evil acts done ,i,y her IN
reviewers under any circunstanc es ssJ
even by request OF tie person snseaes sSe;,e.
The curiosity is creating immense excite.
ment in the neighborhood, and hundreds
are daily thronging to see her Many per.
sons OF high standing and yeEacity have
visited her and corroborate the stories Oh
her wonderful powers.
The gentleman from whom we getour in
formation In regard to this girl is one who
Is reliable and holds a responsible ONCE Ia
the county.-FaistaS Messenger.
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GUANO.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
5Es VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND. VA Jsnuary 9th. 1877

RICHMOND, Va, January 9th, 1879.
We have this day resigned the agency for the sale
Of The Pacific Guano Conpany's brands.
Under the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Guano Company and ourselves, all the unsettled bu-
siness of 1878. including collections. &C., Is 10 be
managed by our successors, Messrs. JOHN s. REESE
& CO.. OF Baltimore, whom we commend TO you, be-
Iieying your relations with them wiz be both plea.
SAINT and satisfactory.
From the above card you win please note that the
Agency OF the Pacific Guano Company win be con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
as well as Richmond. The splendid reputation oil
Soluble Pacific 6nano, earned by its superior excel
lence and remarkable adaptabiilty TO the soil of Viz
gfnia, especially on cotton, corn, aud TOBACCO tet
continue to be sustained. guarantee being afford
ed In the wise management OF the Pacific Gnano
Company, which has practically animated resources
az It's commandment, ample capital t41 900 ,009},
extensive works, most approved machinery, largs
deposits Of phosphate. best scientific ability, 70 all
Of which add long experience tn The business 10
connection With ,he undersigned ~ general agents
dating back 20 1865. We will keep D supply OF
Gaaao on hand Portsmouth, Petersburg.
'.'' 80 JOHN i. REESE CO, General Agents.
u 3a-3m Baltimore and Richmond
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GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
y AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-At
the request of the dertsees of the late Alfred Penn:
shall offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY
the 18th February, 1879, at AZ O'Clock 7. M on
the premises, his LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
DENCE, located as above. now in the occupancy OF
the Hon. james Lyons. The LOT has front OF 81
feet. and n depth of 1852 feet to an alley. The
DWELLING is in good repair, and possesses every
for large family usually found in
such an establishment. AS il is so well known,
further description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed OF trust. at.- ...-. ..
Possession about the 1st Of April next.
W. GODDIN,
In ll-1aw3w&tds Real Estate AuctionePr.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February l4.--Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 2@3 per cent EXchange-i.ong,
4s5A; short, ass. State bonds duh. Governments
firm. f,y,
Eaening.-Money, s@sK per cent. Exchange,
4S5A@4S6. Governments finn; new o's, 4o4a'
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 14.-yirginia 6's, de-
ferred IN; consols, "a; second series. 81; past
due coupons, II. Bid to-day.
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WILLARD MERRILL.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY or MILwAU-
KEE, S.: -,
BE 1T REMEMBERED, That on the 30th day Of
January. 1879 at the city Aforesaid, before me. FIR
BLooDGooD, Il commissioner resident In the said
CITY. duly commissioned and qualified by The eXecu-
tive authority, and under The laws OF The State oil
Virginia. to take acknowledgment OF deeds, &C., to
be used recorded herein personally appeared II.
L, PALMER. President. and WILLARD MERRILL,
INSURANCE COMPANY. of milwaukee,, Wis. who,
being duly syorn depc>e and say and each Tor hiin-
self says. that they the abovcdcscrbcd officers
of tie said company. aud that the foregoing IS 4
true and correct statement of the actua. condition
of said organization on the last day OF lis fiscal
year-to wit, the 3lst day of December. 1873 ac-
co-dng the best Of their information, knowicdge,
and belief, respectively.
,~, In testimony whereof ] have hereuhto
}SEAL set my hand and affixed the seal OF my
NV Office. on tho 30th day of January. 1879.
FIR. BLOODGOOD, Commissioner.
FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS (1S74.19l TIE IN.
TEREST RECEIPTS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN
MUTUAL HAVE EXCEEDED IT'S D1SBURSE-
MEETs FOR DEATH LOSSES AND EXPENSES COM
BISED-A RESULT WITHOUT PARALLEL IN TIE
HISTORY OF LIFE INSURANCE.. IL Is fa0C paying
{nrqer Dividends than any Life Company IA the
11orZi and Slncc 1874 it has been furnlSRin9
insurance ut 33I3 per cent. beto1o the ordinary
life rates for the first ttco gears. aoih FURTHER
ter.
Those wanting insurance are invited TO compare
above results with those of any other company.
Apply TO JOHN II. GARY.
State Agent
&c 1o-6t 1915 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February IL, 1879.

RICHMOND. February Ii, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 25o bushels.
CORN- lite, 47& bushels. Yestoto. 80 bushels.
OATs.-I,e4s bushels; Of which 400 bushels
were re-exhihited II
MEAL.-l40 bushels.
CLoyER-SEED.-36 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO sECRETARY.
wHEAT.-Red, 1913 bushels common Fultz 1t
Csc: 10 bushels fair Fulfz at &l.02; 10 bushels
C01N.-WBite, "A bushels good at 47c,; 374
bushels very good ut 47c.: SO bushels prime at
ASc.s 81 bushels very good at A7c.; % bushels
45S bushels. Yeiloac. so bushels on private terms.
OxTs4-l00 bushels very go0d wtster on private
terms: 81 bushels winter pa private terms; 100
bushels prime spring private TERMS; lilo bushels
urine winter at 60c.-total, S44 bushels.
GLogER-SEED.-36bu bushels at o..
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rsl1asrss { reIr ss,r,a rEsaEHTs.
Alis appnoY I'D YrEsiSsauARY %. ls7s.l
1oETHWEsTERN MUTUAL 4.
r;1rE.IEsURANeE COMPANY.


ANIMAL STATEMENT FOR THE HIs E I.sssst.
YEAR ENDING THE dsT ua a,I,s VIZ on
THE EsTEN MT Ut \ ,iEEIsssTSins;
r tyss nm THE STATE OF WISCONSIN. D. Axe Az,
70 THE Auditor OF IgR IiI "a AWiSGISIh
PuRsuANT no THE act 0E TIE !, SE ;!s An
aSsEa BLY, REG UEATINGs THE K EPO.nf ; :, Ur
inNsTRANCE COMPANIES, APPROVED FEB
lRUARY ~, 1873.
Nome OF the company In fill, NORTHWESTERN
MrTITSI, LrVE- INsURlNCE COMPANY.
Home or principal Office Of said company, MIL
Character OF the life, aceidenaI
casnaity city cooperative association
LIVESTOCK. or any other association insuring LIE
LIFE. ~. .r.s-
Vice. President, MATTHEW KEENAN,.
Secretary, WILLARD MERRILL
orsanized and Incorporates MARCH. 1857:
Com menced business NOVEMBER %, 1905.
Mare of the General Agent In Virginia. JOHN d.
CARY. - q, ry;r,,n,.
RICHMOND, VA.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
NEAR THE GLOVER HILL PITS, AT AUG
TION,-Bv virtue of q deed Of trust executed BY T.
j. W., E. p, r. F., and Ann Eiliss, and Martha :.
smith. to The undersigned, rs trustee dated Decem-
Der f. 1868. and duly recorded In The clerks ONCE
default having been made In the payment of the
note therein secured, and being required by the
holder thereof Will sell by auction, the prem
ises. at ]. T.. Owens store. on WEDNESDAY, March
IL. 1870, between The hsurs of IL 81. and O'CLOCK
p NJ IF not fair, then the next fair day thereaf-
Ter between the same hoursl, the property mention
ed in the deed of trust Us containing 300 ACRES,
more or less, and adjoining the lands OF j. r Cox,
the Brighlhope Railway Company, and others.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray the expenses of
executing this trust and to pay off note of seven
hundred (S7OO dollars, with intere.t thereon from
December 4, 1868. until paid: and the balance. If
anv, upon such terms as may he announced NJ the
sale G. Ii. ROBERTSON, =
70 d a's1. Trustee.
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A UCTION SA L E
NEw-CRoP kIo COFFEE
RICHMOND. VIR INA,
BY
DAVENPORT & MORRIS.

On THURSDAY, Goth Of February, we will sell
at auction, at our warehouse. DOCK street, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock, the cargo OF bark e.: l..
Suler. direct from Rio de JaBeiro. consisting OF
-. $500 bags RIO COFFEE.
of choice quality. packed In strong doupc sacKlCe,
and selected with great care for the southern
and western trade.
TERMS: Sixty days. credit for approved paper.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE,
REFINED SUGARS,
LIVERPOOL SALT,
SYRUP.
BACON, &C, &C.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
70 10 AuciiOnecrS.
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NOTE-PAPER, dc.
sSEENETHREAD.,
CEINE-THREAD! .ssSes

GEINE-THREAD! e "a SsS1RsD
- .ss .sS SEINE-THREAD 1880
y UNPRECEDENTEDtY LOW PRICES.
SEfN THREAD EINE-TWISES, - I;
SEINE-LlNES, SEM E-CORK.5 ssi u ssss ~ &
yAWKING, GILLTNG-ROPEs &C.
We are offering the above st very low prices In
order 70 close ot our stock before making our alter
att0nfa store. ALI those In want should take the
advantage OF the low prices and supply themselves
ut once. we have expert hands IN our employ for
the manufactured NETS and SEINES, which we
are prepsred to furnish ut short natice. ~
i{ii Ia. ElCHTENSTEINaG Sons,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets. i
Sole importers OF The LION BRANDT SEINE
isIHREAD, end importers OF other brznds. Se q