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william Wtrt's Letter.

TUESDAY, January Is, 1881.
Editors Dispatch Permit me to thank
you for the letter OF William Writ publish
ed IN your paper of this morning copied from
the Chicago Times. This letter must be
preserved, and take the liberty to suggest
TO Rev. Mr. Staples, or 10 Mr.. Thomas Wal
ford, that il be forwarded to the Tract So
cieiy Of New York to be sent far and wide
upon the wings of the wind. AS an appeal
it is beautiful and most touching; as an ar
gument simple and strong. After sleeping
fifty years it comes, some would say ac-
cdenially, | would say proyidentially, to
light. If the death OF this charming girl
was a blessing to her father, may she not
through this letter speak TO thousands OF
other men 10 bless and save them? L.
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, or shall be continued on deposit a. security
for circulation or for the safe.keepiug Of the
public money; and In case bonds 50 de.
posted shalt not be withdrawn a. provided
by law within thirty days after interest
has ceased thereon, the banking associa-
ton depositiDg the same shall be sub.
iect to the liabilities and proceedings on
the part OF the Comptroller provided for
In section 1924 Of the Revised Statutes OF
the United States: And provided. further,
That section Of the act OF June 20, 1874,
entitled "An act fixing The amount OF
United States notes, providing for reds.
tribution OF the national.Dank currency,
and for other purposes" be. and the same
is hereby. repealed, and sections 5l59 and
$3.50 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States be, ana the same arc hereby. rten-
acted.
Section o. That this act shall be known
as -. The funding act OF 1884," ard all acts
and parts of acts inconsistent with this act
are hereby repealed.
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The Turf.
SAVANNAH JOCKEY.CLUB MEETING

SAVANNAH JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.
SAVANNAH. Ga. January 19-The spring
meeting Of the Savannah Jockey Club open
ed yesterday at 10 O'Clock on their course.
The weather was cold and drzzling.
First-Ten Brock stakes, mile heats;
won by Athos; King Nero second, Georgia
Boy third, May Wilson fourth, Bob Soursy
distanced. Time, 1:49. In the second heat
Athos suIked and was disanced, King Nero
winning the heat. Time, l:49t Under the
rules the race was awarded to King Nero.
In the second race-Savannab cup, two
miIes-Faircount won; Ella Warteld Sc.
cond, King Dutchman third, Memento
fourth, Vlnitia fifth. Time, 3:43.
The third race, mile and bali. was won
by Longtow Bourne Castle second, Lot
terry third, and Fox fourth. Time, 2:25.
In consequence OF to-day being a great
day with the military, 10 honor OF the ami.
versary OF General Lees birth, the races
were postponed until Thursday.
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The TeIegraphic Consolidation.

NEW YORK, january l9.-Tbe directors
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
met to-day to ratify the agreement by which
this company will become consolidated with
the Atlantic and Pacific and the American
Union Telegraph Companies.
President Green, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. says the agreement
has been unanimously ratified by the Ameri-
can Union and Western Union Boards, and
will be by the Atlantic and Pacific Board
this afternoon. The Board considers it
still unfinished business, and onIy the gene
raj outlines, already known. will be given
to the public. The stockholders meet on
the 9Th OF February. The contract Is not
to go into effect until the stockholders rat
ifv
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I, s.rns ANA nsr.es sasssd.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispafch.J
LYscHBURG, Va. January 10.-Tnforma
ton has been received here Of the bornInl
last night, by incendiary IRE, Of the stable:
and barns on the Gleason place, near Big
Lick, owned by Ferdinand Roder. Ten
horses and mules and 5000 bushels OF corn
were burned. Loss about $4,000; insu.
sance, $500.
A Morocco Mandatory Burned.
LYNN. Mass. January ia. Is. Mar
tins morocco manufactory was burned this
morning. Three hundred hands are thrown
out OF employment. Loss, $4,000. The
Lancaster factory was partially burned.
The bdilding belongs to A. 4. Martin, and
Is worth $4,000. Both buildings were
partly insured. The old Reyere.Sireet
der o. was also burned.
Besides the two factories and the old
deTo burned. seven buildings, owned by
the Narrow.Gauge Company and A. b.
Martin. were damaged to the extent OF sew
eral hundred dollars each. The total loss
is estimated at 100000.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January l9.-NasN.-Stosks irrega-
lar. Money on call. 5616 DEP cent. Exchange-
Long 9Sk; short, 99h STATE bonds dull Gov
ernmsn,s quiet.
Brsntng.-Money, s@a per cent. Exchsnse. ssS.
AN, IGN; new As, llss. States IL light request
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, January l9.-Tke Post, In Ms snAn-
cial article TO day says The Stock-Exehanse mar.
kets all strong To dav. United ststes boads are
higher for me As. Railroad bonds are irreeslsr,
per cent. the latter Waterfowl aud Ogd. flsls and
OhiQ Central incomes. The Wabash equipment
bonds are weak, ana have declined 70 ~ from 80.
hans more attention than any other elass. Western
lsnion has advanced 20 ll0, American Union 10
6k, and Atlantic aud Pacific 20 80. The coal stocks
Lacks wanna. and Western advanced TO l20k, Dela,
ware and Hvdsop 70 lol, sad Jsfney Ceptrxl y 90
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New Orleans Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, January BIN The cot
ton-tle case OF ID. l.. Koulett IL Co. rs. o.
s. Badger, collector OF customs, before the
United States District Court, the jury rem
dered verdict for the defendant so far as
relates TO the ties proper, and for the plain.
tiffs as to the buckles. The question in
volved was whether ungraded-cottOn ties
were liable to duty at Il cents per pound,
as claimed by the Government, or at 30 per
cent. ad UQiorem only, as claimed bv the
importer, and where the parties failed to
show that the ties had been contracted for
prior TO March II, 1880.
The total rainfall here for twelve hours,
from 3 p. NJ. yesterday to 3 A. NJ. to-day,
was LILO inches.
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STAUNTON.

correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
JANUARY 10. 1881.
Edward NEWMAN. the unfortunate youth
who lcll from the roof OF the Opera-House
la>i week. breaking both legs and an arm,
died Yesterday afternoon from gsngrene IN
The amputsted limb and probably some in
'tcrual injury. The Prose Dramatic Com
many bad just presented him with 800. be-
I5nc one bali The proceeds OF benefit given
Him Monday night.
The streets are covered with sleet this
morning. and some slight accidents occurred
10 man and beast.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


NEws-rAiLURFs IN ST.
LOUIS AND CINcINNATr--rIREA AT LYNN.
MAss.-BEAvY RAINS IN LOUISIANA AND
MssIssIppI--THEs SENATORIAL CONTESTS;
NO ELECTION YET IN TENNEssEE-sUD.
DEN DEATH OF A DANvILLE LADY-HOR-
RiBLE OUTRAGE AND MURDER IN SOUTH
CAROLINA by Two NEG Roas; THE FlENDs
sUMMARILY PUNISHED - TWO MILLION
POUNDS DAMAGE ON THE THAMES BY
fLooDs-sLiGo YABoNIEs DECLARED IN
STATE OF DIsTURBANCE-AiD FOR THE
BoERs-THE ATTACK ON LIMA-ENGLlsH
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
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Paraiyzed While Speaking.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, January 1S.-A de-
cided seusstion was produced in the Senate
chamber of the General Assembly at the
session Yesterday morning. An exciting
debate was in progress. Senator Williams,
OF Washington county, vas speaking upon
the merits Of the question under considera-
ton with considerable heat, when suddenly
he threw up his hands, and, with wild
cry, dropped upon the floor, having been
stricken with paralysis. He was carried TO
his rooms, where he now lies unconscious.
IL is said that be cannot recover
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The Great snow slides.

SAIL LAKE CITY, UTAH, January lS.-All
have come down from Alta but sixteen per-
sons. Last night a company was organized
here 10 90 TO Alta aud recover the dead bo-
dies, and committee was appointed to take
up subscriptions for the relief OF the refu-
gees. The storm has cleared away, but it
WIZ be impossible to repair The damages to
The mlning-works and railroad sheds before
spring. slide 10 the America Fork buried
Tue Ptlsourg mine clearinghouse, with
two men 10 1t, one Of whom was dug out by
Chinaman.
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Death of Wei. Kuoxu Rec,or

LOUISVILLE. KY, January lS-Rev. John
W. Norton, assistant rector Of Christ Epis-
copal church. died at his residence, in this
city, at 6:l5 p. VI. to-day. He was author
Of a number OF religious books and biogra-
phies, and The founder Of several Episcopal
parishes in Kentucky. For the last ten
years he has been associated with Rev.
James Crack in the rectorship OF Christ
church. The Rev. G.. NJ. Norton, OF Alex
andIia, Va, was brother OF the deceased.
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M. The Funders VIM Is the heading the
,nnaaelphia Times bad over its special dis.
, pasu from Washington published in yes
ierday's paper.
Really 1t. Jacobs Oil Is q wonderful
remedy. writes Mr.. William Reinbart. e.
more, Wis.,, for could mention dozens OF
Eases where 1t has proved Its magical infiu.
snce. One case In particular will state:
now man who suffered with rheumatism
y .,, ms tast frenfy,f four years, aud OF late be
sss uu hardly move around. After using .
c en- bottles Of 81. Jacobs Ollbe was entirely
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Reception TO General Grant at Al
bany.

ALBANY, n. T., January ia reception
was given to General Grant IN the Assem-.
bly, chamber here to-day by the members OF
the Legislature and officers OF the State
government. Lieutenant-Goyernor Hos
kins made an address Of welcome, to which
General Grant appropriately responded.
Nearly all the members of both houses and
large number OF citizens were present.
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FAILURES IN ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI.
ST.. LOUIS, January 19.-Tbe Missouri
Cotton-Seed Oil Company has made an as
signment. Assets, $4,000; liabilities said
to be about $4,000.
CINCINNATI, ONO, January l9.-Q. & II.
Henry, importers and jobbers In straw
goods and millinery. have made an assign
ment. Liabilities, $4,000.
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Sudden Death of n BanyilIe Lady.

DANvrLE, Va, January 19.-This morn
ing when Mr.. John Scott, residing ia North
Danville, but doing business in this place,
awoke, he found bis wife lying beside him
quite dead. Yesterday she was on the
streets. apparently in her usual health. She
retired last night entirely well. Her death
Is ascribed TO heart-disea>e.
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PORT OF RICHsiOND, JANUARY 10, 1881.

PORT OF kICHAOND, JANtARY ~, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Henry y. Ravens. Pierce. New York,
iron, Chesapeake aud ONO railroad.
Bark Gogla. Kohip, Liverpool, salt, Davenport 4
Morris; vessel, Cu,tis Buck.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatsm,
agent.
schooner George III. Mills, Jefferson, New York,
coal Curtis 4 PaFser.
schooner Major William II. Tsnium, Shoe, Nor-
folk. coal, Curtis 4 rarker.
schooner john Brace well, Chat 3eld, New York
coal, Curtis Parker.
SAILED PROM osBo2NE's.
Schooner Marcus A. DAVIS, " hsrfon, New Haven
coal. Bright Hope Railroad Com pany.
schooner Lena VI. Co,tingham, 0utten, New
York, wood, r.. A. Sannder5.
schooner Eienora Van Dusen, Haven, New York
wood, T. 3. W ooldridge.
sclloOner T.. 4. Knight. -. New York. wood.
Schooner khoda Holmes, Van Cleaf, New York,
wood
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Suicide I'm N ParIor.

>, NEW YORK, January lS.-Peter McLaugb.
I'D, . brother Of the Mclaughlin Brothers,
me', hnown as publishers OF cbildren's
pooks' committed suicide yesterday In bis
Puior, al bis residence, In BROOKLYN. He
wa wa IN receipt Of $1,000 salary, was worth
s4V,CO0. and bad no trouble that Is known
Oh. why he killed himself Is q mystery.
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New ORLEANS, January 19.-It has been
raining continually since 4 p. NJ, and at
times very hard. Reports from the country
show the roads throughout the State and
Mississippi to be almost impossible for We
hicles In the moving OF produce and mer-
chandise. The business Of interior towns
is at standstill.
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PRINCE EDWARD. =
SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN JAMES BRIGHT.
WELL.

SUDDEN DfAIH OF VII. JUHN JANIS BKIGHI'
WELL.
Correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.l
PROSPECT, Va, January Is, 1881.
John james Brightwell, an old and re-
spected citizen OF this community, was
found dead short distance from the house
of his Son-in.law, X. \. Wlkerson. Esq,
this morning. lie Is supposed 10 have died
from heari-disease. He was found lying on
his face. With his cane 10 his hand, and there
was no evidence that he had struggled any.
He had many relatlves and friends in this
community, who deeply sympatbize with
bis wife and children in this sad affliction.
=. Ii, ID.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

OPPOSITION TACTICS IN THE H0USE OF CON-
MONS-REsPONsE TO THE QUEENS SPEECH,
&C.
LONDON, January 19.-The Standard
SAYS: " We understand that the Government
and opposition are communicating In re-
gard 10 the means for the suppression CT
obstruction in the House OF Commons"
In consequence Of the apprehension that
the cOast-guard ships in Ireland may be re.
quired for service at any moment their crews
have been reinforced.
In the House OF Commons last night the
debate on the address in respose TO the
Queens speech was resumed.
After some discussion Mr.. Justine Nc
earthly asked leave TO withdraw the amend
ment agreed upon by the Home-Ruers in
It's present form.
Mr.. Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
objected because the amendment was weak
ly supported.
Mr.. Mccarthy denied this, and the de-
bate was proceeded WITH
The amendment was ultimately reiecte d
by vote OF POI TO 81.
The debate was then adjourned.
In the vote in the House OF Commons last
night b. which the amendment to The adj
dress agreed upon by the Home-R Rulers was
rejected, the members who voted in the mi
nority are all Home Rulers. Several Eng
llsh and Ulster Liberals abstainea from
voting.
Overlooking OF the Thames.
LONDON. January 10 The river Thames
has overlooked its banks, causing much
damage in the low.ying parts OF Lambeth
and Southwark. over one hundred barges
have been sunk in the Thames, and the
WOOlwich pier has been washed away.
The HOIdendale cOttOn.mills at Haslng-
don. have been burned. Damage estimated
at El5.000.
Ldter.-The damage by food on the
Thames river is estimated at G2,000,000.
In % State Of Disturbance.
LONDON, January 19-The county Clare
and several barOnes OF Sligo have been de-
clared to be in state OF disturbance.
The Attack on Lima.
LONDON, January 19.-Advlces from Val.
paraisO dated December oath are as follows:
"Tbe Chilians operating against Lima COM
prise 22,5O0 infantry, 800 cavalry, and 2.400
artillery, with eighty cannon and ten CAT
ling guns-in all about 10000 men. The
defenders OF the city number 10000. In
consequence OF an order OF the Gillian
Government, Punta Arenas Is being strong
ly fortified in view Of Argentine arma.
ments."
Aid for the Beers.
THE HAGUE, January 19.-The formation
OF Dutch rifle corps has been resolved
upon 10 assist the Beers in the Transvaa.
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625 Reward.

m. - TNaltIKH NtWb.I
Al, Inc AenS and Observer leaving here on
s Tue mornings Of the 18th, 18th, and 14th all
,p,acned their destination at Whiitaker's and
n,socSy Mount on the same day, coming from
nv, Wv nortn. We will give s25 reward for a
,rsha'ohaole and lawful explanation Of this
P"enomenon IN our postal arrangements.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. January 10, 1891.
SALEs.-1, 900 Richmond city 6's at ll2h; 1900
Richmond and Danyle IS tlss5) at 1885,: 1000
X. and Allegheny Is at l01; 1000 shares N. G. X.
stock at 9S; shares r. and ID. X. r. stock at SIS I;
100 shares A. and G. K. r. stock at AS; 1000 A..
and {. r. X. income IS at 7e; 10 shares c., c. and
A. r. r. stock at 40,s, 20 co. at 40's: 1900 Vir-
gInfa 1O.1Ois a lQh
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Naval.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., January l9.-United
States Survey steamer Boehe, from Norfolk,
for Key West, and revenue.cutter Colfax,
on cruise, arrived here yesterday.
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Obituary..

DEATH OF Mr.. A. J. HUME.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, January Intelligence
was received here to-day OF the death Of A.
j. Hume, formerly agent Of the Richmond
steamers, at RusselyIlIe. w. Va.
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Flour.

Flour dull. We quote Fine, t36s3.5O; extra,
$3.50. superflDe, f4.50d:4.75; common family,
tJ.75GS6; choice or patent family. f7.50Mt8;
Staunion Inspection, extra. $55C01i5.60.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 10. 1854.
SALES.
WHEAT.-l.1n4 bushels at sl.1S for very gcott
Fpl and sl.lSand 1928 for fair and very good
mfxej.
CORN.-15s4 bushels a. 53c for very good white.
SIC. for good ~0i,e aud 53c for very good mixed.
BLACKEyE PEAs.-66 bushels at Use.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A GRLCULTURAL INSURANCE. CON-
IA PANY.
IAI sssssssss.ssss oU10VV W
ASSEI l,ltV.tIl w

THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST RESI-.
DENCE-INsURANCE COMPANY IL
THE WORLD.
Risks taken In city or country on Residence, rux.
nture, &C., and on Farm Buildings and their con-
teAes.
We take no business jsks. aud thus avoid busi.
ness eoniag raiions-the rock on which many
companies have been wrecked.
We invite inquiry anu Investigation OF the coed.
tkoa II the company. Yerm.nsks speciality, and
rates reasonable.
GEORGE u PLEAsANTS q BON,
General Agents for Virginia, Norm Caeolt1a.
and West Virginia, Eleventh asd Bank streess,
ne 20 I'm RichnOnA- Va.
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Refribuiive Justice I'm south Carolina

YOUNG LADY OUTRAGED AND MURDERED
THE PERPETRATORS DISPOSED OF BY SHOOT.
ING AND HANGING.
CHARLESTON, ). c., January 10 Miss
Bessie Werts, a daughter OF Mr.. William
Werts, living near Prosperity, in Newberry
county, in this State, was brutally outraged
and murdered on Monday evening while
going from her brothers house TO her
home. Two negroes named Spearman and
Fair were arrested on suspicion and
lodged in the euard-house. Afterwards
they confessed their guilt, and last
night large body OF men took them out TO
lynch them. Spearman was shot to death
on the spot where the crime was committed.
Fair made his escape, but was recaptured
to-day and hanged near Prosperity by a
crowd OF whites and blacks. Their unfor-
tunate victim was twenty-five yeais old, and
was beautiful and excellent young woman.
The verdict OF the coroner's inquest to-day
was that she came TO her death by being
choked and by other outrage committed by
Spearman and Fair.
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SENATORIAL.
TENNESSEE CONTEST.

NASHVILLE, January 19.-An attempt
was made in the House on the part OF the
Republicans yesterday TO present the ma
iority and minority reports on the stewart
case, but consideration
was postponed until tomorrow. The Re-
publican majority report insists chat The
vote between Stewart (DemOcrat) and Foute
(Republlcan) was tie, and there ought 10
be another election. The Democratic mi
nority report asserts that Stewart was elect
ed by means OF fraudulent ballots being
east for Foute.
ANOTHER BALLOT At NASHVILLE YESTERDAY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. January Booth
houses met in joint convention at noon and
took one ballot for senator. Mr.. Savage
(IOw-t1y DEMOCRACY withdrew from the con-
test, urging Democratic harmony. The
ballot stood: Maynard, 81; Bailey. 90; Har-
rison, 80; Muse, 4; Bright, 9; y. A. Tay-
Tor, Il Dale. Ii; Martin, s.; X. l.. Taylor,
/; james, |; Marks, 4; Savage. I; Neal.
Thompson, |; Smith. 2; Edwards, /.
The Convention then took recess until
$50 p. NJ.
THE NEW YORK sENATORSHIP.
ALBANY, January 10. The Senate and
Assembly met IN joint session this after
noon, and declared Thomas &. Plat duly
elected United States senator for six years
from the 4th OF next March.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, January 19.-The Senate and
House in separate session yesterday cast 4
vote for j. X. Mcmillan for United States
senator. The action OF the two houses will
be ratified in JOINT session to-day.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, January 19.-The Democrats
in the Legislature were again unsuccessful
last night in their effort to nominate a
United States senator. But one ballot was
taken. Camden's vote fell to 81
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NJ o T c h.

NOT II.
TO - HUDsOy AND EMHY HIS W1HE. FOR.
MERL EMILY WExTBx0Ok: lswhlT.
W ~ sArMpshSSt His WiEt' EREMHpHIn Lynn
THOMAS j. WEsTBROQK, HEIRS AT LAW
OF Z. q. MYSTERIOUS. DECEASED:
Take notica that there was Deposited In the rs-
9Th Of MssSh, 1851, snaer IN order 81 the Cur
cunt Court Of hrunswict county, u lhe s1s q
sou the ssm OF tS2.14. These same. yNA lhetr
accuu VI stesi interest," are aui 10 said peleeqoy!g
savings and Insurance. CompAnw sublto1 - ~
unless you anpear before said ourt IN peyseA - "
attorney or before The April tern, l9ol, 70 e011
said sum- OF money sppatcation VII taen y EAo4
JOHN q HAHRI8 W
Executor of e. y. WeAthrook.
v, ". ~ BERNARD Attorney " LAW lss .WSy
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MARiNt sNTELLIGENUh.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JANuARY 20. 1881.
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CORRESPONDENTS ABOUT BUILDING STREET
EAnwaY-gossNcE IN REAL IJFE.
,,,,,,csoondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
w. r..... 90 tcof