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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
EIDssHzENT ..ssEs.NasINT,
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
NO. 1851.
EMMA L. ANDRj'= WIFE. vs.. BENJAMIN +,
MICLEiIANH
II Z EGta EMF.

IN fiis ease considering Cha, tho Law and the
evidence are III .':Nor OF the plaintiff.
And considering" mat il has been established
nJ suftlclcnf ana competent testimony that the
defendant - S!l'ic 10 an hahiual state of i'm
beciity. and is totally disqualified from taking
care OF himself, az administering TO his own af-
fairs,
1t ia Ivy reason thereof ordered aGiudgcd and
decrtcd that til" S&iu dcirliaant i,tnianin r
Nee ei!anH he. and he j. hereby jiicltilrtrd
and his person. his estate and his nroprrtr
placed under the "Eiar.re OF a curator.
Iha; Ills mother, plaintiff Emma l.. Andrus,
wife Of Jesse Il. Clark, s.i,it. aud authorized bv
him. be, and IL hereby arpuiu ed curator of said
intelt;ict that Colbert W. Foreman he appoint.
ed under curator and that Clarence l.. HAYES te
appointed superintendent
IT is further ordered that al eslinlatfya illyeu.
tory OF the property and estate OF said inter
diet ife made according to law. by Gilbert L.
pnprc. or some other t'l1y qualified notary.
Dong, read and signed in open Court this $50
day Of October, 1880.
Is guedl q. ". IiIrDSPETE
iUd@" l3th judicial rict Of La,
4 true coy: Il. T. MEGiSLEY,
Deputy Clerk.
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Another Coast Line.
fBallimore Americana


Negotiations, 1t is said. have been pend
Philadelphia looking TO the formation Of a
new line Of fast freight steamers 10 run be-
tween tbOse ports aud Baltimore. 1t j. ru-
mOred that SI25.00C, about one fourth OF
the capital stock, has been subscribed in
Philadelphia, anu that one fourth has been
taken In New York. and that Mr.. jacob Lo-
rlllard has taken The $3.50, 900 balance. The
boats, which are TO be- built of iron and
Fieel, are expected TO ne finished by next
summer. Tue contract j. said to have been
awarded TO a ship-building fra on ube Del
aware river. The boats are expecied to be
las enough TO run between New York
aud Philadelphia ia sixteen hours. These
steamers will he feeders OF the nam
and Baltimore railroad, connecting at
Delaware City with the branch line.
The Delaware ana Chesapeake Canal Com
psnE- which has been for long time con-
ssderiog The praciieabiiIty OF starting line
10 Sew York, II understood to be connect
ed With the new project, and arrangements
VIA oe made by the Baltimore and Ohio
hShroso Company, the steamship coW paDy,
ana iae Delaware aud Chesapeake Canal
company 10 iraDsbip freight by the canal
boats hom Delaware City, The terminus OF
The esnsi company, TO Baltimore by the
canai- steamers. The canal Is open duVing
sumaer and winter, and there will be no
Interruption from Ice. The steamers will
also make connection In Southern New Jer.
sey al Bridgefon and Salem.
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sale of The virginia Midland Railroad.

iAtAdhuila bdIctltsl
Promptly AT II O'Clock Monday Hon. John
: Barbour, commissioner Of sale OF the Nlr-
ginia Midland railroad, read the advertise
ment and offered for sale. at the front en-
trance Of the market building. on Royal
street. the Washington City, Virginia Mid
land and Great Southern railroad, 10 quite
a large crowd attracted there bv the an
nouncement of q sale Involving such vaua-
bic property. He stated that by authority
of a decree OF the Circuit Court he offered
the road. with all its privileges and fran
cbses, for sale to the highest bidder. w.
W. Gordon. Esq, OF Richmond, then read
the following paper:
"Albert l.. Wilson. OF the State of Penn
sylyania. through his counsel. has brought
sui for himself and Others in the United
States Circuit Court for the sale OF the fran
chse and property OF the Orange and Alex
andIia railroad. and for the appointment Of
4 receiver for the same until IA sale shall be
ordered by that court; and that he and those
who have United, or may unite with him in
the prosecution OF that suit, are not bound
by the sale now about to be made by Com
missioner Barbour. nor by The proceedings
OF The Circuit Court OF Alexandria, under
which The sale Is ordered"
The sale was then orened by bid OF
S4000,000 from John w. Burke, Esq, Of
this city.
Major |. ii. Darlington, OF Richmond,
said he bad paper 10 present, which he
read, setting forth that he protested in the
name Of Frederick f. Gilbert, on behalf OF
counsel. against the property being sold un-
less il brought an amount sufficient TO pay
the entire mortgage debt according TO the
terms OF The decree and advertisement.
After the reading OF the paper the commits
sioner proceeded with the sale. the next bid
beng $4,000, 600 by Il. T. Baldwin, Esq.
Mr.. Burke then bid 100000 better, and
Mr. Baldwin 100000 more, and 80
the bids continued till MIR. Baldwin
bid $1,000 600, when the bidding ceased
and the road and appurtenances
were knocked down to MesSrs. X. T. Bald
win, j. Wilcox Brown, and Robert Gar
Tel', trustees for the syndicate of creditors
Of the road The Circuit Court Of the city
will meet on the 26th OF this month, and it
is expected the sale will be confirmed and
the company Tt0rganzed. Among the
prominent gentlemen present at the sale,
besides those already mentioned, were
James Alfred Jones, Esq, OF Richmond;
Judge ". j. Robertson, of Charlottesville;
MeiOr G.. NJ. Backford. OF Lynchburg;
General w. ii. Payne, OF Warrenton Hon.
X. II. CoghiIl, OF Amherst; Maior james
W. Green, Of Culpeper; Colonel w. Il.
Slmms, OF PtlsylvaOia county, and Captain
II. Shepherd, of FauQuer. The bar OF this
cily was also well represented.
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8itl,mond 1ispatth.
spAY....pEcEMBER %, 1850.
LYNCHBuRG.

ssss,ov OF THE CouNcH.--THE CITY AUDITOR.
sur-rHE RIGHT OF WAY TO THE AMERICAN
,xrox TELEGRAPH C0NPANY-A BRAKEMAN
xuIsp--THE sxow-prsTiNGuIsHeD VISIT
ops-TpE HOLIDAY SEASON - CHRISTMAS
reyss AND sCNDAY-sCHo0L CELEBRATIONS.
,correspondence OF the Richmond DIspstch.l
DEceNBsR 81, 1880.
The City Council at It's special session
Yesterday afternoon fixed the salary oil tue
INV Auditor at $1,000. and passed reso.
mtjon 10 elect az incumbent OF the ONCE NJ
tho next regular session OF TIE Counci',
ubicn will be held on the 1t OF January.
The Council also gave the righ; OF way along
,he streets OF The city TO the American Union
1o,egrapb COMPANY. subject 10 the usual
ro,nIe,ions and res rictiops. The Office OF
,hi. compsny l. expected TO be opened at
sn eayly day IN this city, the legal right OF
en,ry being now secured.
,,so bond Of The new City Auditor was
ex,6 bv The Council at $4,000. The only
name which | have heard in connection
with the office is that of Mr.. II. F. Bacock,
VINO would he an excellent man in the po-
siiion.
A colored brakeman on the Atlantic.
Mississippi and ohio raii Dad named Paul
galloway fell from the top OF car yesier-
dav, near Buford'S del o., and was crushed
n death. His foot slippeds on the snow
tbqt had fallen thick during the morning
on the track and train. His remains were
brought TO this city for interm6nt.
The snow fell heavily nearly all OF yester-
day. and reached height greater than any
We have had in the city for several years.
II also dritted heavily IN some places,
making lOc0moiion rather difficult matter.
Passengers on the trains from the West re-
mort thst the snowfall is even heavier along
the lire Of the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road, especially on the crest OF the Allegha-
nv. The snow is gradually melting this
morning, the temperature being now (12:30)
about 400 above zero.
Among Distinguished visitors in the city
i Majnr Holman. brotberinlaw OF Colonel
JP. W. Reid, who resides about five miles
from town. Msior Holman returns from a
tour Of several years IN Europe. Captain
W. A. futile, from Japan, OF tbirty-odd
,ear,' experience on the sea, is also visiting
friends in the city. Professor j. L. Hum
phreys, Of North Carolina. the distinguish
cd geolOgiSl, Is here; and General j. a.
Early has returned from his recent visit 10
New Orleans.
Ii l. believed that the Christmas celebra-
ton will be one OF The most animated The
city hiss ever known, judging by the ac.
iiyty Of The Christmas trade and the num-
her Of strangers on the streets.
The congregation of Epiphany church
will hold JOINT service aud paltake Of the
communion al ST. Paul'> church next Christ
maS-day.
The SUNDAY school at the Fort" and
that nj The Brockvllle ScbOol-IIouse. No. >.
at JIcksOntown, Campbell, are each pre-
pairing TO have n Chrlslmas.tree and other
suitable celebrations. TELEPHONE.
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For,y-sixth Congress-Third Session.
WASHINGTON, December II, 1851.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Bills were introduced and referred as
follows:
By Mr.. Beck: To authorize the issue OF
legal-tender notes OF the United States upon
deposits of gold.
Also, bill TO repeal all laws which i'm.
nose taxes on capital OF or deposits with
banks and bankers, and on bank checks.
Also, bill by Mr.. ingalls, for the admis-
sion OF New Mexico as State, and by Mr..
Brown for the Improvement OF the Savan-
nab. Oeconee, Ocomulgee, Allamaha, and
other rivers, and Brunswick harbOr, Geor-
gia.
BY Mr.. Whyte Joint resolution propOs-
ing to amend the Constitution so as to per-
manently fix the number OF justices OF the
United States Supreme Court.
The Vice-PreSident submitted commu-
nicatiOn from the Committee OH Pensions
setting forth the necessity for further ap.
preparation of S1S,090,000 for the payment
OF pensions during the current fiscal year.
On motion OF Mr.. Hereford, Senate bill
paying the verdict Of $500, found in 1917,
to the heirs OF Richard Call, receiver OF
public moneys in Florida, was taken up.
Mr.. Hereford and Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Call
advocated the bill. Mr. Cockrell opposed
Of the morning hour.
At 2:10P. NJ. the Senate went into execu-
tive session. and, when the doors were re-
opened, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A motion TO dispense with the morning
hour proved unsuccessful, not receiving
the necessary two-thirds vote, and the
Speaker proceeded to call committees for
reports.
The House Committee on Elections at
their meeting this morning instructed the
clerk TO notify contestants in the case OF
O'Hara uS. Leicber, from the Second North
Carolina district, and Herbert and Mer-
chants as. Aeklen, from the Third Louisi-
ana districs, TO show cause prior to Janu-
ary lIth why their appeals shall not be dis
missed.
No reports OF Importance were pre-
scented.
AT the expiration OF the morning hour
Mr.. Robson rose to q question OF privi-
lege, and offered a resolution WITH regard
to the.electOral count, which he said was
the identical resolution under which every
President bad been counted In up to the
election Of Abraham Lincoln.
The House, by strict party vote OF DO to
81. refused TO consider Mr.. Robeson's reso-
luton.
Mr.. Wood then moved that the House 90
into Committee of the Whole on the fund.-
ing bill. with the debate limited to one
hour. The latter motion met with strong
opposition.
Mr., Weaver declared that II twenty-five
men would stand by him be would see that
his blu was MOI forced through IN this way.
Mr.. Wood said II gentlemen prevented
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the weather.
sNoW AT NoHfVLk'

fSpe cial telegram TO the Dispatcb.I
NORFOLK, Va, December 2l.-It has been
showing here all day, and the harbor and
Hampton Roads are full OF vessels driven
In by the storm outside. All the material
for the new wharyes Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad at Newport News Is adrift
and driving about In Hampton Roads.
THE sNOw.sr0RM At PETERSBURG, IN NORTH
CAROLINA, AND ELSEWHERE.
PETERSBURG. Va, December 2t.-The
snow-storm that began yesterday continues.
the fixes falling rapidly. The g,ound is
covered 10 a considerable depth, and the
sleigbiug Is good. The storm extends far
beyond the North Carolina line, and there
are no indications OF It's clearing up.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rELEaRArH TO THE orspArcH.

PRoCEEDINGs--T HE
sNow-sToRM-THE TExAs PACIFIC RAIL.
RoAD--A HORRIBLE CRIME IN MONROE
COUNTY. MIss.-END OF THE FAMOUS
"KiD-SLovE" CASE AFTER SIX WEEKS
TRIAL: VERDICT FOR THE DEFENDANT
PROBABLE RETIREMENT OF THE MAR
QuIs OF RIpoN FROM THE GOVERNOR
GENERALsHIp OF INDIA.
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Railroad Matters.
AND WORK UPON THE NEW OR.
LEANS PACIFIC ROAD.

ST. LOUIS, December Ala special from
Dallas. Texas, says: "General Dodge. pre'i-
dent OF the Texas Pacific railroad, and Chief
Engineer Washburn, passed through here
To Shreveport tonight. Operations will be
Immediately commenced on the New Or
leans Pacific railroad. All The grading Is
done except about seventy-ive miles, and
the track laying from both ends will begin
by January 1sl."
General Dodge also says that the southeast
extension OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
road from Greenyille 10 Minola is now in
course OF location. Track-laying will begin
within thirty days, and trains will run 10
Minola by May 1, 1881, at the latest. The
track on The Texas Pacific extension is
going down at the rate of a mile per day,
and has almost reached Taylor-county line.
The grade is now completed 800 miles west
OF Fort Worth.
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The Talmage Case Again.

BROOKLYN, December 2l.-Tbe people are
again to be disturbed BY a revival OF the
contest OF the Presbyterian clergy over the
question Is 10 whether or not Rev. L. DE
Witt ralmlge is a liar. Rev. DR.. Van
DYKE has stirred the matter up again, and
written to DR.. Talmage informing him that
it was proposed 10 hold a conference OF the
Presbyterian ministers Of this city to toke
into consideration new evidence in connec-
ton with his testimony during his trial by
the Brooklyn Presbytery.
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The steam yacht Yosemite, built by John
Roach for William Belden, OF New York,
has created surprise By making speed OF
twenty miles an hour in New York bay.
Mr.. BeIden will spend the winter season IN
cruise among the WindwaId Islands.
In the Grand Seminary at Montreal, on
Sunday, Bishop Fabre ordained 20 priests,
2 deacons. % sub-deacons, and 80 orders OF
less importance. The ceremonies iasted
four hours, including the time oc upied by
twelve applicants being tOnsured.
James Flynn is in custody IN New York
for garroting james Burns in the public
street on Saturday evening, and, with the
assistance OF a confederate, robbing BIN OF
all his money. Burns is lodged in the
House OF Detention to appear as witness.
A new post.office is established at Minnet'
Ia, Warwick county, Va. new office Is
established at Rigna, Bedford county, with
b. l.. Carter a. postmaster.
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Obituary.
DEATH OF JOSIAH DELOAcH.

MEMPHIS, December 2l.-Josiab Deloach
died here yesterday; aged seventy three.
He was prominent Union man during the
late war. He 1t was who gave General Grant
timely warning Of the apr zach OF Ran.
Dayis's cavalry, which saved tie General
from capture. This incident occurred In
this county, near CoIlicryilIe. IN 1862. Grant
AZ that time was on reconnoiteriug expe-
ditiOn, aud had Intended resting for the
night nj DeIoacl's house. The service rem.
dered was not forgotten, FOR on his ascen.
dancy 10 the presidency Deloscb was ap-
pointed postmaster ut Memphis, which
position be beld during Tue eight years Of
Grants administration.
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Mr.. William II. Darby, who Is TO deliver
lie next lecture IN the free popular course
ct Hoicoiube HsII. Lynchburg, has chosen
for bis subject The Growth and Effect OF
slavery In Virginia" Major Daniel 10 soon
10 follow with lecture on the special
small Industries by which the southern
people may recuperate their fortunes.
Rev. Il. 5. Gregory, who has been invited
10 follow, has announced for bis subject
Lord BeacoDs6eid ~ q Novelist"
The clergy OF al the Catholic aud several
Protestant churches at Montreal, ON Sunday,
DENOUNCED Sara Bernbsrdt 10 stsoug terms,
warplag their people against palroniz;ng
Der performances this week. ~
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.


NEW YORK, December 2 THE Post. in its f0an-
the speculative markets at the Stock Exchange ~
dicaied fear of further large sales of long stocks
10 realize the recent advance in prices but as The
day advanced this disappeared, aud fresh confidence
bIyirg became the feature. Explicitly Speaking,
prices opened at a decline of A@l per cent. from
vesteid days closing, aud further declined A@lh
From this range, which was feaChod before
IL O'Clock, there has since been an advance
OF Am3 per cent. led by Manhattan, which
Is up 10 3SA. TIE next largest rise vas
2& in Western Union Telegraph, which Is
up 10 SCE OK dividends Of Der cent. the next ~.
in Met. Elevated which IS up to ~: the next IL
I'm Lake Shore 10 1898 tbR next = in ~. Paul and
Omaha, which is up 10 ON; AMI the next in Mil
stocks are Texas and Pacidc, Kansas and Texas,
Iron Mountain, Canada Southern. Pacific Mail
Waba preferred each having advanced per cent.
Railroad bonds are dull, and those much subject 10
speculation are generally somewhat lower. United
states bonds are strong but quiet he money mar
kei day was only fairly active at per Cent. Tor
dem md loans.
The following quotations were current To-day:
United States per cents, ll3s bic, ll3a asked !;
Uniied States "a per cents, lll4 lid, llZ asked;
New Jersey Central 81 Ohio ana Mississippi. 373s !;
Erie. Az; Michigan Central 12l; Hannibal and
81. Joseph. AN; Lake Shore, 1924: Northwest,
1872; Iron Mountain. 64E ~. Pau, ii24 Waiash,
81. Louis ana Pacific. 43S Wabash, II. Louis aud
Pacific preferred, S4,s: Kansas and Texas. 56a !:
Western Union Telegraph, so &. &. ana I. e., 2Of
Pacific Mail ON.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 2l.-Virginia 6'5 OLD. % F:
cOusos. 703s: second series, 20; pastdue coupons,
80 new l0-4O'. 80. Bid TO day.
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Failure or IA commission House.

ST. LOUIS, December 2l.-It Is reported
on Change this noon that the commission
house OF Nauson, Barthalow Il Co. has
failed. Very few facts in the case are OBJ
tainable at present, but it is said the failure
is for from six TO eight cents per bushel on
some 800, 900 bushels OF wheat.
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uARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 81, 1850.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 81, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. IL. Tatsm'
agent. VI
Schooner George =. Halock, sharrett, New YORK,
iron, Tredegar Company; vessel, curtis Park'r.
schooner William Cobb, -, Norfo h, merchah-
disc.
schooner Emma n End colt, Bowen. New York,
scrap iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works !;
vessel, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Marcus A. Davis, Wharton, New York
iron. Tredegar Comuany.
Brig Dangolan southerner, -, Baltimore,
light.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Allen 4 Co.,
agents.
steamer j. W. Eyefman, Carr Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, J. w. McCarrick,
agent.
Schooner James s. shIndler. Coombs. Providence
coal, Curtis a Parker.
Schooner Jonn McDonaii, McAndrews, New
Y ork, ore and slaves, Curtis Parker.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Brig Lulu T.. De Zeter. -, Baltimore, light,
Curtis a Parker.
ARRIVED AT osBoRSE's LANDING DEC. 90.
Schooner klsner vandnseh, Hogan, light, 7. J.
Woodbridge.
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TO POLICY.HOLDERs.

THE LIFE-INsUgANCE COMPANY OF vIR.
GINA Is prepared 10 prepay any OF It's Endow.
meBt Policies which mature In the ensuing twelve
month, less current bank rates.
Apply at the 0fice OF the company, No. Q Tenth
street. JAMES W. PEGRAM, Secretary.
3. u. PAUL, President. de 5-1m
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GAIT, SALT.

DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
DOCK STREET,
offer for sale LIVERPOOL FACTORY-FILLED
SALT, now landing and to arrive direct from Liy-
orpool-caTgoes of barks
LUDwIG,
BEAC0NSFIFLD.
BRODRENE,
CAPELLA,
GoGLAg
consisting Of the best brands:
DEAKINs,
WORTHINGTON,
MARSHALL,
BUCKLEY's,
HERBERT'I,
DEANS.
o27-lm FAt-k-.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

GREAT. REDUCTION IN PRICES oF
GROCERIES,
I hereby i0fOrm my customers aud the public
generally that have r. uced The prices OF my IL
TIRE sock OF GROCERIES, when consists Of
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN GOODS.
have on hand the best aud all kinds of COFFFFS
sUG AIRS, and MhCCAHONL Ako, a general a.
sortment OF all kinds of
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
oported and domestic Y. BERNICClIi.
de 2l5t 1915 translin street
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. December Noen.-St0cks strong
Money on call, o Der seEt. Exchange-Lone. 40;
short, 4Sla. State bonds inactive. Governments
quiet.
rsBtRg.-Money. per cent. Exchange, 47s4
Governments firm; new SIS. l0lA; new 4x's
liza; new As. ll3k. states In Ugh. request.
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ROOTS, SHOES. &c.
TAXES.
pFIcE OF CITY COLLECTOR, ,
-,...nNn n.c.n.lar 1890

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,g
RICHMOND. December l, 1880. !
rIuIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
4 DAILY between the hOnrs Of 8 o'clock A. NJ.
aud O'Clock 4. NJ. from The 10TH To the 3lhr
DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive. for HE purpose
OF receiving from any person WIN has already paid
one BALI On,y OF the city axes charged to him The
remaining half.
Ten per centum will be added 10 the amount of
said remaining half OF the tax Cher I'd In every
case where the party assessed hall fail 10 pay said
remaining half within the time SO United.
Ent IN ease any person, having fail d 20 paw ia
the month OF JuDe one baf of The city inses Inc
from such psrsOn, shan Tan 10 pay tDe nh We
amount thereof on or before The 81 day 81 he
esynber, there sbali be- ADDED 20 per cenium p.oo
The amount OF the lax 50 REMAINING due.
A. X. WOODEN. Collector.
y. B-parIies paying several bills VIII please
send lists that they nav be gotten together.
de Z.im
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. Deeember "a IdbUs
sALEs.-300 Virginia coasols at TAN; so share
Atlsnia and Charlotte Railroad stoca at SO /; lt
shares X. and ID. X. X. stock at 81.