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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-03-03

ga very disastrous fire occurred on Sum-
day last at Franklin, Southampton county,
Va, caused by the explosion Of lamp in
a kitchen. All the business portion of the
town was burned with the exception of a
store or two. The post office and telegraph
office were also destroyed, and by the great
est exertion the warehouses of the railroad
company were saved. The office of the
Blackwater Navigation Company went with
other property. The loss will reach $685.
600, and the insurance foots up about $780,
600. The fire is very serons to the Frank
lin people, and it will be many months be-
fore they recover from the blow.
Mount St. Mary's College, at Emmetts-
burg, Md L, is in financial trouble, and an
application has been made in the court at
Frederick, Md, for the appointment of a
receiver. the indebtedness of the college
is stated to be between $4,000 and $780,
900. The new president of the college,
Rev. Father Hall, late of Brooklyn, N. Y,
upon entering on his duties learned its finanz
cial condition, and made the application for
receiver. The financial embarrassments
began during the late war, and the college
has never recovered from it,
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Re. M. Cushing & Son, Aucttoneers.l

E. M. Gushing Son, Aucttoneers.l
r AND FOR RENT BY
IL COMMISSIONER OF COURT.
By virtue of decree entered November 19tKA 1880,
in the chancery cause OF Abby s. Co Willard,
pending in the Circuit Court Of Augusta, shall
proceed, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 26th, 1881,
in front of the Court House In Stauton to rent the
424 ACRES OF LAND
mentioned in the bill and proceedings OF said
cause lying about11 miles from Staunton, adjoining
the lands Of D. A. Kayser and others. There is up
the property GOOD DWELLING AND STABLE
and spring of waters the land is productive and in,
good state of cultivation. The liens binding the
land as per report to 1852 as Of November
Is $780, with interest from that date on 1921 81 The
land will be offered first for year and If no bid
is offered sufficient to cover the liens with accrued
interest, taxes and costs of suit and renting, WIFI
be offered for two years and to five years. The
cash will be required for costs of suit, renting
and taxes due or to become due before the xp1ra-
ton of term and the residue bonds with good
personal security bearing interest from date and
payable at one, two, three four, and five years,
running many years the term may last, the
residue being equally divided among the bonds,
which shall be equal in number to the years Of the
term. ROBERT CRAIG,
mar 3-tds Commissioner
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CoMMIs sIoNER's OFFICE,

(NOMMI SSIONEKS OFFICE,
" Staunton, March, 1st, 1881
In the chancery cause of MENIFEE'S IT. K. ADM'R
VS. VIM. L. MowRY AND OTHERS pending in the Cir
cult Court of Augusta, all parties thereto and all
persons holding claims against the estate of the de-
cedent, t. K. Menefee by of his suretysh1p,
on the official bond of VIM L. Mowry, late sheriff of
Augusta county, are hereby notified that on
FRIDAY, APRIL LIST, 1881,
SHALL at my Office in Staunton, proceed to execute
the order entered in said the Goth day of
November, 1880, at which time and place you are re-
CURED to attend and especially all persons,
should there be any such, holding unproven claims
against seAd decedent by reason of his suretysh1p
for Mowry, required to attend
J.W GREEN SMITH,
mar 3-4w Commissioner in Chancery..
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E. NJ. Cushing & Son, Aucttoneers ]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ TWO HOUSES AND LOTS.

4 .
" TWO HOUSES AND LOTS,
in Mt. Sidney, Va.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of Angus
ia county, rendered on the 18th day of November,
1880, in the ehancery of Revier VS.. Cauthorn
&C.. and in accordance herewith, will proceed to
sell in front of the Court House in Staunton Va
SATURDAY, MARCH Goth, 1881,
the TWO HOUSES aud LOTS In the bill and proceed
ing mentioned, being the same of which J. j. eau
thorn, died, seized
TERMS Costs of suit and sale in hand the resi-
due credit of two and three years, for which
the purchaser will be required to execute bonds
with good personal security, bearing interest from
ity. ROBT. CRAIG,
mar 3-tds Special Commissioner.
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cannot expect to reap the reward Of a
faithful Observance. This, We have no
doubt is the extent towhich Republican
Debt-Payer'' would ask Congressional ac-
ton. s'Albemarle" takes an extreme view
in supposing that there was any thought
of remanding the State to military rule
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOR SALE:

0'' 'A07'
son, Shenandoah county, Va, growing town in the
wealthies portion of the Valley. The property Is In
the most desirable portion of the town. Store room
and dwelling attached commodious and all modern
improvements. A large lot and all necessary OUT
buildings. Terms easy. For further particulars,
address A. M. HENKEL, NJ. D.,
mar3-3m Staunton Va.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th med
~ ical partnership heretofore existing between
us is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
We will each continue the practice of our profess
sion from respective residences as before.
Persons indebted to the firm will please come for
ward and settle their accounts.
All to whom indebted will send in their
bills for settlement.
January l, 1881 J. ALEX. WADDELL,
mar 3-tf J. ST. P. GIBSON.
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CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs AND sUITIN

Is now receiving his FALL and WINTER stock Of
foreign and domestic
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs AND sUITINGS,
which will be made up In the best manner and alter
the most fashionable patterns. Call and the
new styles for the spring and summer. Fits guar
anteed and satisfaction given Also a full line OF,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such cuffs, collars, handkerch1efs, cravats, &C..
~ Remember the place,
IA. HUTCHINSON.
mar 3-tf Main St., opposite City Hall..
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j. A. HUTCHINSON

SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES AND FASHIONS,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-03-03

S4uoA VI oIJ Ro"oSs
2. We do not believe it either.just or right
that the payment of head tax should be
made a prerequisite to the exercise of suff-
rage in any State, North or South. It is
wrong in principle. If it is right to require
one or two dollars, then the principle is
applicable should the tax be raised to
400 or 81 900. 1t is an error to suppose
that because man has neither land nor
cattle, that therefore he possesses no levi
| dence of common interest with and attach
ment to community" The single argu-
ment that in times of war his life may be
required to defend the property of others,
is sufficient, for higher law than the law
of State has declared that ''greater love
hath no man than this, that he lay down his
life for friend" 1t may be claimed that
he owes allegiance to the government that
grants him protection. Be it so. And if
he acknowledges the obligation. If privi-
leges are extended to him in defence of
which he may reasonably be expected to
shed his blood, has he not interest, asdeep,
and abiding interest, in perpetuating the
blessings he enjoys, and the right, by con-
sequence, to guard those blessings not only
from foreign aggression but from domestic
encroachment. We repeat: 1t is wrong for
any State to impose such a restriction. 1t
is doubly wrong for State that has pledged
itself not to.
g. If in the fall election the;verdict of the
people should be against repeating the head
tax, then we believe it would be the duty of
Congress to deprive Virginia of so much of
her representation as is based upon the
proportion of voters DISTINGUISHED by the
restriction. Her increased representation
was predicated upon the acknowledgements
of the negro, and if that class of suffragans
is to be deprived OF the right guaranteed
them, then the State should surrender the
power that accrued to it by virtue of that
guarantee. Unless she intends to carry out
in good faith the obligations assumed, she
, 1881-01-05

would 10 cxnerlcccl right after Tho hnttdnys.
II sentns TINT tu0 ninny poOplc locked fnr e'ch
II turn md proparcd to soll tho'c'ipo,; tor
which reason tho number Of aclsoss hos
l,ecn ,,nttnly prcnt this wcnk thus fnr.
Atcss purk closed 1:,io lower, Mt *i2.h0Ol2b.1i
seller February and $12.N fnr March, 1Mr!
closed cusy. Mt $sb seller Fcbr,inry md $aeb
tor Narch. Short Ribs closed at *6GCG8d:'z
nellcr February. Spring whcnf closed 10 lower,
Mt EXlnSo seller Fohruary md pa1tGBooc for
March. llod winter whoat closed ro,ninatiy Mt
p5c Corr, closed shd.lc frmcr. nt f1ao Tor
Jnpuary nntl 4so bid for 4tny. Oats closed
cnsicr, nt ;c,s:o for Mny and 'Osio for January'
ltyo closed nt zoo for Fe6rnary md a'c fur tho
month. l,nrcy cIOscd 10 higher. Mt sl.1adtl.1a!s
tar February pr cnsh. md No. closed Mt 5sd1,oo
1lu4s nver,gp1 hc lnWcr, closing firm Mt f4.4eaD
4.1b for light and nt *1.40Gb50o for heavy.
Cattle wcrc stronger with sales Mt =, ,9asdlh.4o.
.1nbuers of dry goods Ind uothlnv now to i,oto'
There wns n restricted movement and n steady
Bot 0f prices. Stocks, though considerably ~
durnii, nrG well aEsurtc.t. mud nro sufficiently
1nTyo to meet tho present requirements or tic
trnlc. tloots nnl alocs. hats nntl caps elothtiE'
autl millinery guo,ls were reported dull. Tho
Rroccry tnnrket wAa without important chaNEe
Only n limited demand exists btit prices ronain
firm nil nru,lntl. ftl tho 'lrIct fri,t htld hah
markets thoro wcro no changes. 1!uttcr nnd
cheese were rinll, us lnst quoted. No ehnnRes
wcro reported III emil. pig-.rou, leather, md
oils.
Lumber was Qttict and steady, md dealers do
not expect il very lrIsk demand till nbuut tho
1Ith. Thu markets. for wool nnt broom corn re-
main quiet. with prices r..ltn9 tho sainc rs for
several dnys aat In Rrcen fruits tl,cra Is 1ttIo
ctnngo to note. Thn market Ia GENERALLY chnr-
ncsor'xcd by lllncss outside Of tho 1ocal trade,
Tho hLuo mnrkot still rules dull In sympathy
wlth tho Eastcru tradc. aletats OF nil aeserlp-
tions muvG suxy!sily, carntn0n bnr-lrun being
strong without material chnuRc. Nntss are
, 1881-01-05

These f1Kurcs show iii incrcase during last
week OF los, 600 bu whcat. 0GO bu CT I, 1,ts6 bu
oAte, $3.50 hu rye, and ID, III bn hurley. Total
incrcnso. I'll, OH bu.
Also atlont II, narl,or R0l,GH bu No. corn untl
4i,iE7 bil high-mIxcd do Totnl, I'G, ,9SB bu corn.
It wns reported yesterday TINT room hnd been
tnken for about 10000 BIZ corn additional. TO
lond when tho vessels cnn ho moved In tue river,
mud lio hero til tho opening OF navigation In tho
epriug,
, 1881-01-05

Tho real ca,iso Of tho present atnrctty OF coal
tho lINtlclphtn Lt.ftttr reports Acn!crs M SMy-
t,,s :. thnt i,ccnt,sc It wos rcnp lust ycaruvcr
@ "r" hail tr ,his year to ret II cheap onco moro.
There never was 20 mncn co0l proaueeu a'iu
consumed IN tho United Sthtcs 20 dcNlcrs anys
M ,1urInn tho yeor 1850. The Wcster,1 dealers
.h,n,. no,v lint Tim prrscut figures for anthracite
,rtil mt In thnuue,l, Conf Of th!a description
,yhict, has bccn coming forward for tho pnst
,no,,th nr no Ia tlsposctl Of ec,,c.ally OH ol,l'
onlcrs. The railroads nro atIl tlllntpry III fur.
nt.hlnu TRANSFORMATION. It he!nF inorp profitable
10 t,nrrv nther rrotlucts, Tie mnskct presents
,,o noro fayoranlu condition suco Inst week. IL
1t thn ouiu,on Of lending dealers TINT fuel will
In, t,rer. II, anticipation of 4 severe winter. Tho
Cn,l Tftt,e Jpur,,ut suys tint anthracite produce
,lou t1,,rnr tho year 1881 ought to bn largely In
rxrcas Of tho consumption of tl,!s year. inns-
much ns there is now something like enntltlcncc
rcstorct between tho buyer md seller Of tiiia
commodity. In addition TO this fact, there Ia tho
mnro nntcnt o,,c. TINT stocks will Ao practically
cxhaustc,] from tho more severe wcntlier that
, 1881-01-05
HREADSTUFTS,

FtOu1l-Wns very qulat. though thcE1 wah lts'o
nluEu dulnK than the previous onT. Tho market WA
weak, In sympathy With WHEAT, ana tho
Il" /" probably represented |owar rr!oas salss wcto
reartad Ut l4a brls winters ou rr1vAta tcfh14 Apra
and an baas A0ubl0 spring extEAs NJ A1aR7'n mt
pnlonts and t;I sucks Erado at FLU. Total equal
10 us trla Export H0nrB Nero quot0d a. AuGaM
for guoA to cholro. and Fyo do Al *4.ttt14-7a
OTArM MMIi1Aruyfh-,faTc III tasr surpy, and trnek
lots were dull while lots IN through wero In
pderAtu request hRloa wsFo tcportcd Ut ours iran
vt fA73G+ii.n, cur. mltduxs and shorts ut slQ2s0
Hin, cars fsad " slApsi1.at and n bEs corn'mes'
d: tl.M .
lartv weak. TIN market decllned ik2iNc. Tcacted
III S"y. H. !s;s u
t ssssa:q y @ " stsss: o., n
wSs a II. s ~" ri. a sxE'sa
9oak H9 tho resulting dec4 toFS9a t1 saaG s1ae ar
sn VI: *aS TSs IT. Il
eIsSnns ot .nnw !r msny e sns'paS M H. ih.r III.
ssd III Tusl,nS's s,.e4: .e,,a. n II: %E:
HIRE a,S iSs 'ysTY@ &c no Saoau s
Wheat III xsEpool Z hate!y ons.qaasts; ~ - 9c -
s:v sts Il ssf
s YsSs s,assa g 4 T. assPsa ssI,gt q
Nv sts;e; ". .sfss aiss y q ~ y
f;Ss!'k !, +: & Ss
.'ssi =. Ill ~ a u ~ sinns.os* 4 IKE. sEoa
''W!! Wsx4tM IT, .Wns4T.ya. In fslr deusna: but d.,
81 e SJ g. .ns 4
4 ss ssss ss;
,pvsrs tho maFkyt 4sc!slsd ~ epd rsss7Sd Gtgst
Ssvs sns saaa nas sos,e IL asssssss t sad ssst
but our Receipts *"1s s1nsaes' WALL p'&s''8
, 1881-01-05
MINING NEWS.
SAN rtlASCtaCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CMl., Jan. 4.-bttnfnG stocks


Sptetal Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
HosTpX, Mnss., Jan. 4.-Tho mining shares
wcrv moderately active. MD, rs compared With
tlb rest of tho iiEt, fatrly atr0nH Allot,ez wns
irrl ut ~. snlGs ntsL bid. Hue 1i!!l eod at :.
Duncan wl.s oil, tn 3si bid. nnd Frntlhlfn wns
tending up ut 'lst6. Tho othor changes wcro
small aud tlnlnlNrthtlt.
~ Tho HtateFf. Associated rrr,s.
nosrOS, airss., Jnn 4.--MtntnH stocks closed:
,s.; A,1"MY. its!S' sHhI;S tx
tnHA. III quincy -
Ees's !lts HI sirss AiTs'i
, 1881-01-05

Chicago bunk cltaruRs wuro I'll, 4D.010, OH ne"
CONT OF tho lary0 IuarI Of Tr4lB settlements.
Louns wors In potter demand. a1d rates wero
Nrmly held Ut 0 per cent on call ana GG7 por
cent IN tlmo, Currency receipts werv acaSior
than tho suipmcnta. Nuw York exchange sold
between banks at 60o per 81 900 discount, ind
clospA uoar pus. ..-..
Local saIes ut securities Gro not Act!sc, Hur-
l,ngton l. Quincy ~ sold. ut 0It. West Town Is ut
NG, Cook County ijSs at 1Q7, hnd Chicago 43is at
lGGA. ....
on tho Chicago Stock Board there werc sales
of $500 North Chicago City Iiatlroad hoRcs, o.,
at lllE, aud sl0s00O Wabash. IT. Louis 4 Pacific
railroads bonds, Gs, ut Q1H. Tho following
n,tt,tuttnug yseE1a Uutas
, 1881-01-05

Tho stock OF lart In this city Dec Ii 6was ofcfal-
Is reported rs G7,07B tcs, md tho stock Jan. us
N7,0I2 tcs. Tho oxccss of reported shipments
over receipts between tho two tlates wis nbput
lu,Ts0 tcs net. According 10 this there m,'sthavo
been inrd yIrld of 30 lbs from each orthu $4,000
hogs slaughtered III that time. Which there was
not.
Tic following were tho direct exports from
thiB city during tho last week on through bills of
lnlluE: Q1d trls Hour, 46@J Ill whcnt, ,Q5s b,l
corn, eia pigs pork ,s 4p1 boxcs meat. 60 cases
corncd meats, T,l87 pkss lard, 100 brls beef, 3Go
Iris tongues LODI pkgs butter, l.SA pkKs cheese
esS Iris ont ,ncn 1ll,gT1 lbs oil cako. b}@l7 tbs
sccls. no br,s acohol. 125 trls corn-u,cal. and 20
urls lard oil.
Tho following are tho footinQs OF the olliclal
report Of jgrnn III store In this city Oh tin oven.
Ing Of Saturday lust and corresponding date a
yeAr ago:
, 1881-01-05
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following weso tho receipts md shipments
Of thu lcndlnY artIclas Of produce Ia this city
during tho twcnty.sollr hours ending ut O'clock
Tucslay morTInx, with tho corresponding fls'
llees for q year nEu:
, 1881-01-05

lSns ceass ais!. t louso md slY 1assi! 81!
hA1 gu0t0h ut 1}&t7yc fur l6lG AVER
MO; green hams. tninr nTeIaRe, !7tgiHG ,.<,-
short Ribs s4'Ae for sAoFt clean, a@d<'N for hn's
"IbEEEWWas W Gntet 1t {7ahaslU for mesa klb010,m
for uxtFn lusRs. anl tlaUsA lhlD fur han!s:
G4kARk-Exlo Wa8 HAdo OF Nv tea WAlQ ~ tskc.
, 1881-01-05
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcro fllcd for rec
ord Tuesday, Jan. +:

ord Tues,}ny, Jan. +:
cry PROPERTY.
sss sssss 1sss S*s' 'is II Is a. nss n Il;
rs p;sa!::s hi ~
cossfsS S s5t ,sa a" "t sk H. aSas
rf'ss ss;s ss 81 II %s!sfs Si!:
o;s S;SSs !. s;sa & '' Z, tpG' 43a G9sns9 fl 1
I'll Ii Ss:
'S{Rs %Ss ;so'ss s +
Si.sSa = ds'ss 4 e t%' ESsE'sft tss, ts &
S'ix's's H. T. s set sSsfa 5tfs
ra5n aiS5aes y. e. u tss asis
,i'sa 1a@ ss:''Ss sy. SsiMssa s' i; sn
'i'thi vc II isss;1 Ut Il. bsaoy II 10 Eivisa Fusr':. 4
s'is dssd bSs & Ss''sssi! r
s;: st. {%ss IL ;:
;;s!s i'll: ia Es;sE j i i Sys!
sh,a; s'f', H. ,;eai ssiliy
f. f. i,see"sk fl s'esgoes;il to slus, WV = 49, - 1eoa
A;s!Sa std rE ss sf ssts sss': gSa Il i'aS % u
'isSsS il ; II 81 T. is Is u Il ts @
o IT, i.Isa eaFSv'sy3i w. s; 81 i::a3i; Il. s ~
oss ys'. as,s ssfY sos: e e. aas: r'S :S
w$st ss s;;: W;;.,.;ss Il J; is;;
1iuriGt Il ii. !; II opi;a ( Isl itts
jnn, tJohn Hcln,6 10 j. ], Nehaubi. :..;..,.: 21
sfsss's* ! i S His"f t& f'Ss sa
s%s l. ss 81 III Il Il sisi
s;$%H + $;sS sS ;S ,ss i 4 S5aas:
rsn1eo;;;ii t. :or - iid ~ 4;iii
.satoii iiac. H. lsa0 tal, l.. ronrco to A"4rew
iosi II. ,insea Doc. Il Issj "a and N. Moltsan 4,
rSsst:, san,e ~, :i1its3i rssittl il II. asiS H.
lated Nov. II. lsN t1i. 1!rown q tho Ghicaao
z,H t S9JfS; J Ja e e e ssn sa!stksj
v9sSn,Ss' a. a. psnvs. ss I. ase1 ee III,
l2nlIiuul X. Npwn9r to lsEnnkin q. Au1sly5.:. ~
5E H 4 7! =. 4 wst,ss ssrs ~ VI IL 1sas 1aa,
will Ill biai!lMas d4tea lnii. I fAdo,pl e,
seo9n!rxor y = a1nsnEy 5;s u: 4 D.
.3ixiI IL. dniol Jnn.A tfsnMr1s snierto =,
I'ot0r sehinttl, J.
M;Ts ~ T',s M'fH SnEs Or
'lasass asss I; ss t. sS s sy}R0S%Eo %otsss iii
K0r)
'o's'A ~ Nil.rs u TtlE C1i'MT-tiOl'sx.
a.sn otiSM aetss, ~ ists I'LL: fiosuph Il. iiareio
ri. dsTSI ,alyed rful1onss z Y Sst i ind ni;il
vlAvY }anh Vt n'nsk tn l.HhHYIsr1ss Y!I1. sott1t a
= 5,so", j" ii, iii II ti:msry u. Cnapia u lUhn .,
EudnAy3 "
, 1881-01-05

Thu following grain was inspected Into storh In
th!s city yesterday mnrninRs II cars winter
wlloat lai cars No. spring, Gs cars No. 'Io, u
c4ss rejected, car no grnia t.a5 whcaE; II ours
M. . corn, ours hiyh-mlxcd, 80 ours rejected,
chr uu grade Gl0 corn|; Fl cnrs whito oats, 1a
c,.ss M. mixed, l6casr rejected, cars no grado
az oats)t y cars No. arye, ca&a rejected, enFs
cars Nu do 10 basloy,. Total, 400 cars, Or ssl-
0oo bu Inspected out: ls,tos ba wheat, 7o,ssa
bu corn, 6,70l bu outs, u,H7 bu ryo, l,eso hl
barley. ......-..
Tho leading produce markets were moro active
yesterday, and worry irregular. They were most
" weak curly in the day, In sympathy with
stocks In New lork, which werc reported TO
have takon another tuDbtO; this betng reason
ennugh tor weakuesa here. hut provisions
turned up afterwards, ruling quito strong, ano
this Induced hrtner feeling In gratu. though
tho latter was toycr!sh throughout. There was
moro doing Oi, outside account, hut not OF TINT
buying conIdonvo which ~ many expected
, 1881-01-05

Government bonds opened weMRcr, but rocoy-
cred and clpsol study. In Cacago, District OF
Columbia a,uSs wcre 1G'!t bid and lD@h nskcd;
the ~ wcro ll.ii cx-intercat, bldand 11:,a asked
tho AVS wero lllA hid md 1ls,s askcd; tho ~.
l0lH and l0i4;; and tho Ia, 10l, ox-tnterest, mud
lOlal,
Foreign exchange WINS weak. Sterling posted
rntes closed 4si and 4Gk bankers uctual ratcs
closed ut 4s0.s for sixty-day bills amt 4saA assh
for demand. For slxty-day commercial bills for
prompt 1cltvery, 477ii0issM. For three wooks'
delivery, 47S&l4I8!t. Hixtyslny commercial bills,
prompt dc,!ycry on Havsc, 53lH HSsapss, and stnr-
se,!l.s 63l E6t!IDs;. sixty-day commercial bills OIL
Autworp, deliverable prompt4 woro Gs:tsO&oh.
I3al,kcrs' bills OH Germany wcTa G,4 for sixty
.I,lys anu at.; for tlyand; sxty.day colnrncrelal
bIls, prumpt, E'4Qg3,s, and for thrro weeks
uulivUry, Gl4dlsEls. Eankcrs' Rulldess on 1!o'
land wero al.& Tor sixty days and 20 for demand;
sixty days commercial was B0{s.D n-16.
TIC lturustAtions OF apec!o and bullion Mt Now
York during tho wooas guiding Dco 10, inclusive
wero e. 1ss, s..5, consisting Ut $l.Ssa,l3t III Ko
md $.a7, ,Dl In silver, rs agnlnst total IT $40s,'
7Ss for tho week ending Jun. 0 last year, The
iInportntions since the lat Of january anil slnft
! tho lst 1T August compare as foatows with the
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llONDED DEBT LIMITED 70 fnQn
ucr n,,c ut road ,,nshch and nccopcd by The Pfefl
dqps Of tho United atntos.

FORM Of nUNDs.
rcunous of &l,up rnch, with privilege of rcaIstra-
dim f nrluctpnl Registered certificates OF st enrn.
, 1881-01-05
FINANCIAL.
$20,000,o0o
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
1ENI:R,jL FIRST M0NTGfGE
R4ILKOAD .lNJ1 LAND NRiNT S1SA4No
fUSD Ga0LD HOyI,S.

Principal md interest payable IN tho CITY ot NeH
York In United states gold coin Of present ssanoa'"
of wctuht und nnuriess.
, 1881-01-05

PRINCIPAL. D1!E JASuAKY !, fVot
tyrEu1csrU rEtt GENT. PAYABLE JANUARY l
AND IUlr !.
"Freo from all United Hsa.cs. ainsc nnd nunlc,pa.
taxrr that .ay 10 required by Inv to be acdac1eap y,
saId Company from sufd Interest"
, 1881-01-05

UOSINN,
Special ntspateA TO Tha cAtfH4o 9s4eun3.
day III vyinrAthy with thu New York llat. Tbs
decline which started there yesterday AFTERNOON
, 1881-01-05
GENERAL MARKETS.

EtOOM. .COttS-t,UAtfnn IN Emnli rcqueat and
tcAdy. Manufacturers report on active demand l0r
hruolns unl aro rapidly using up thur stock Ut rnw
material Following Is tho rcc.iist for lots FROM
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-11
To Keep Out Moths.
[From the Philadelphia Ledger

Buy the tar paper I'D sheets from the
drug store. It costs fifty cents for a
dozen large sheets. Have the wooden
articles well brushed, and wipe off with
a little diluted ammonia any grease spots
as these are the places where it is most
likely the moth will have laid it's eggs.
frequently found on the front of the
waistcoats or front breaths of the dress.
IT you see any suspicious looking white
films upon the cloth, secure against these
by pressing them with hot iron over a
damp cloth. It is claimed by some that
the tar paper not only will keep out
moths, but that it will even destroy the
grub. But this is not sure, SO take care
that there are no moth films or white
specks upon the garments you put away,
and you may safely trust the tar paper
to keep them out. The most delicate
white woolens and furs can be laid away
in this paper without any protection, as
the tar does not rub off. The leading
tailors put away their winter goods in
tar paper. For the large fur lined gar
ments, is you send these to trusty fur
rier, he will ensure them. If you do not
care to do this, envelope the cloak at its
full length with tar paper and then sew
it up in a coarse linen bag, hanging it
up, as if it was canvas-covered ham.
The coarse glossy grey linen that somes
so cheap for listers and summer coats is
the right thing, as it is slippery enough
to repel the moths; moths Like soft nests
and do not like linen fibre. The tar
paper alone is sufficient if you put the
cloaks away in chest. IF you hang it
I'M II is best TO have q hao for IL