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quest.) introduced a bill to organize the
National Labor League Railway Company Of
America, for the purpose OF constructing,
operating, and maintaining a railway from
the Atlantic scaboard TO Chicago. st. Louis.
and Council Bluffs. II provides, for the
purpose Of establishing equal rights in
commerce among the States, and for the
purpose OF securing q railway highway
under such civil control as TO prevent
combinations against public good, a
commission under the name OF "The Ma
tional Board OF Interstate transportation"
In the list Of names appear the following {:
Francis b. Thurber, Thomas Kipsella, A..
r. Mallett, j. b. Ecclesine, j. Pope Hold
mutt, Nicholas Muller, and William III.
Grace. who, with their colleagues, are au-
thorized to carry out the purposes Of this
act by determining upon the terminal
points OF the railroad To be constructed,
and to issue capital stock to the extent Of
$40, 900, 900. 1t further provides that when
the road shall have been constructed to
Council Bluffs il may be continued to San
Francisco. The bill was referred.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Hiscock,
Robson, and Cox az the House confercrs
on the immediate deficiency bill.
Adjourned.
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DANVILLE.

Rig S~GI.E-REPORT FROM TIE TOBACCO NAR-
K~ET-APPROyED BY l. PARTIES-iN1ER-
nal RE~yENUE-THE DEALERS IN fERTiLl-
ZyRs-THE CUsTON-HOUsE- NEW RESI-
prSCr- WEATHER YoR GARDENING.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
February ~. 1882.
CAPTAIN J.. p. Hawkins has sold the Ar
lington Hotel 10 Mr.. Thomas j. Lee, OF
North Danville. subject to the conditions
Of the lease 10 Mes>rS. j. \. August d Co..
Mr.. Lee gives his splendid residence in
North Danvillc. ninety acres OF land lying
near by. and S12,S0O caah-all valued at
$4,000. This big trade was the talk OF
the town on Saturday.
CAPTAIN Ferrell, OF the tobacco Asso-
citation, reports the receipts Of tobacco for
last week as full, and the leaf rs generally
II a better type. Most Of the brightS thus
far received here have been from the west
crn parts Of the tobacco region Of North
Carolina. and have gone off at good figures.
The supply Of Virginia brightS is very
small. yellow wrappers, fine 10 fancy,
sjj6SSO; mahogany, fine 10 fancy, $3.50
SCj.
All parties approve the statement made
10 the Committee OF Ways and Means by
Mcssr. Holland, Talbot, and Brown, the
committee Of the Danyille Tobacco ASso-
citation. "Sound doctrine" says Captain
Ferrell, the presidon, Of the Association.
Intcrnal-reyenue collections for last
week, S13.j3s.SG.
The fertilizer men are selling (or prcpar-
ing to selD their goods under the crop-lien
law. "If the law be repealed" say they,
1.-the repeal surely will not be made to OPP
crate er post fdcto.' They have been or
dlnarily having blank bonds printed in
large packages. The packages for this sea-
son are not quite so large. II is not eX-
pected that the planters who "got hurt :"
hv the drought and the early frost will want
To deal 50 largely in fertilizers this season.
The brick-wOTk Of the body OF the Gus
tom-housc i, about finished, and the roof
j. being put on. The building rises grand
~, and is full Of promise. | am told,
however. that the money appropriated
$1,000 | helicye) will not be sufficient for
the completion Of the building according
10 the plan and specifications, and 1t l. not
put down A. possible 20 obtain another ap-
preparation before next wiuter-in fact,
before all OF the amount appropriated has
been expended.
Mr.. l.. L. Bransiord Is having II beauti-
ful residence erected on Patton street, on Q
lot bought by him Of Messrs. +. Il. Wad.
dill h Brother.
Weather for gardening at last, and pota
toes are being planted from choice on In,
OZARK OF the mOOn.' ALrlIA.
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Sergeant Mason's Trial.

HE wEEPS DURING LIEUTENANT wEAyER'S
TESTInOSY-GUITEAU WANTED As A W.T.
NEse.
The court-martial fort trial OF Sergeant
mason met Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Lieutenant T.. NJ. Weaver. Battery Is, Sec
Ond artillery, was the first witness. He
stated that he had heard the prisoner make
a statement on September 18th regarding
the shooting. After considerable discus
sion the witness went on to say he had
heard the prisoner say he loaded his gun
with the intention Of shooting Guiteau.
He had selected his bullet, and hoped he
had Killed his man. His mind, he said,
was sound and clear, and he wanted all the
credit for the shooting.
Mason wept during the taking Of Lieu
tent Weaver testimony.
The prosecution here rested its case.
Before opening for the defence, Mr..
Bigelow stated that the evidence intro
duced by the prosecution TO prove Gut
teau's habits had fallen short OF its mark,
aud did not tend in any way to show the
position Of Guiteau when the shot was
fred. He would therefore again formally
object 10 the evidence ~ to Guiteau's
habits. Captain John McGilyray, Battery
h, second artillery, was the frst witness
for the defence. lie testified to Mason's
general good character a. a soldier. Wit
ness thought Gulteau would have been safe
had he been lying on his bunk by the NORTH
wall or standing in the northwest corner
A number of certificates as 10 the honora.
Bile service OF the prisoner were offered a,
evidence by Mr.. Bigelow.
Lieutenant T.. Il. G. Richmond, Battery
Second artillery, was next called. Wit
ness did not think Guiteau could see oh
iects outside the Jail at the time the sho
wa fired. Guiteau had made two diileren
statements rs to his position when the sho
was fred. Mr.. Blgelow here made a stroni
speech In favor Of bringing Guiteau befor'
the court rs Il witness. The court ha'
been purposely postponed until Guiteau'
conviction /; and this being so, IL was cmi
nently proper he should now be summon
ed. Could this be done. there would b
no trouble, he was confident, in proving 4
the satisfaction Of the court that the assas
sin was lying in his bunk nj the time tn
shot was fred Washington Post.
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THE SECRET.
RAILROAD MEN, BANK OFFICES AND
CAPITALISTS AFFECTED SERIOUSLY.
4 LITTLE INSIDE CHAPTER THAT Will.
BE READ WITH INTEREST BY THE
PUBLIC.

Railroads, banks, and capitalist are the great
moving and controlling power Of the world now,
and there T. a road, Il rough road, through which all
that attain 10 cmincncem must pass, and many fall in
the fight. Thought, study, mental ana brain work,
is the highway 10 eminencc; and work. thought,
worrying, planning, calculating, all feed upon the
brain and nervous system, and the results are Ner-
vous Prostration, Heart Disease. ApOplexy, Pa
r~alysis, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sloepless Nights,
Sick and Nervous Headache, and r sudden drop
ping out of the business ranks from oycrwork and
nervousness in some Of Its forms. This Is the natu-
raj consequences; but If the nervous system IS fed
and supported In proportion to the waste and de-
mands made upon It, these fearful results would
not be heard Of or known.
The remedy IL a simple, sensible one. Simply u
feed the %oycrworked, irritable nervous system.
And that can De done, and that is being done sue
c~essfully every day, by the use of DIR. BENSON's
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS, "A special
preparation for Nervous Disease, Sick and Ner-
vous Headache, Nervousness leeplessness, Neural
gia and Dyspepsia. These pills are not a patent
medicine. hut made by a regular physician and
used by the profession at large.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 80 cents n box.
Depot, IO6 NORTH EUTAW STREET, BAITI-
MORE. MD. by mail. two boxes for -, or six
boxes for $3.50, 10 any address.
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9ithmoud Dispatth,
WEDNESDAY .""....MARCH l. 1882
LYNCHBURG.


uo~n,v,ox OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At
uc1loN-ANNrAL sE~RN0N--oTuER ITEMS.
,co-rspondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FEBRUARY -, 1882.
The condition OF superintendent Agee,
of the Richmond and Allegheny road, who
vas 20 severely injured In the accident OF
rriday night near Saltpctre Cave, Is regard
"a hy his physicians ~ much better thus
afternoon. Although his arm is quite baby
fractured and painfully laccrated, ampu'a-
ton /. not thought necessary; neither Is
Mr.. Agco internally injured, rs was sup,
nosed saturday night. His wife, sister, ana
brother came up from Richmond yesterday
10 attend him.
Mr.. J. W. HIurt. the fireman who had MS
leg broken, Is at the Arlington und skill
fii surgical care.
Liberty tobacco warehouse was pun up
At public auction saturday afternoon, b u
thc highest bid made being only $4,000,
the property was taken in by the nm
sioner Of sale. nut,
Rev. II. Il. Acree. chaplain OF the Third
virginia regiment, preached on yesterday
tho first OF a series Of annual sermons
which he proposes 10 deliver before the
I~ynrhburg Home Guard at the First BaI-
H., church. The company attended IN a
bodv. beside which there was present q
large congregation.
hight Rev. +. VI. White confirmed q
,,ass OF fifteen persons al 4. Pauls church
yc.,orday. a class Of several at Grace church,
and a class 81 i've AT Epiphany chapel. The
cyercises at The chapel were the first OF the
cb,ractrr ever conducted there. The
Ri.boD left TO-DAY for Richmond.
Mrs. Agnes ". Gordon. the venerable
mothcr of Mr.. |. Newton Gordon, celebra-
,ed the nincty-iitth anniversary OF her
hirth ON saturday evening last.
when General Hancock was in this city
saturday he was asked by a representative
~ the press his opinion OF the Malone
moyement. but refused to express himself
ON the subject, saving that while he was OPP
no.ed 70 reputation in every shape or
form he was not sufficiently acquainted
with the aims and purposes Of the so-called
liberal parry 10 have any opinion about IT..
The acknowledgements collections for this
district lust week amounted To S25,9I1.S6.
For the week ending Saturday '26,22O
mounds tobacco were sold at the several
warehouses here-an increase OF 10000
pounds over the preceding week.
BEAUMONT.
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hoe d. o,or. If the Senate Military Com
m,t,ec ,rder Governor Randolph and
General Logan. has been restored to his
position az captain q~uartermaster OF the
army. He resigned some years ago.
n.o.,.,oa press Reports TO the Dlspatch.l
.n ror THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
w,su,scros. February 2s.-The secre-
tary Of war telegraphed 10 Governor
NcEnery. OF Louisiana, to-day as follows:
"Tnder a resolution OF Congress 1t Is
nv duty 10 distribute subsistence stores to
persons rendered destitute by the Missis-
sinpi floods. I have no advices from Lou
isiana that aid Is needed. II such aid Is
needed please telegraph me information a.
to localities and number OF persons In
Louisiana made destitute. l suggest that
Won designate and appoint one or more
Commissioner TO confer with army officers
who will be designated, such commission
ers 10 be fully authorized to receipt Tor and
make detailed distribution OF subsistence
stores"
THE sTAR-ROuTE FRAUDS.
WASHINGTON. February 2S.--Thc grand
Jury to-day indicted Samue, w.. Cabell,
John n. Minnix, and Charles H.. Dickson
for conspiracy to defraud the Government
OF the United States by means OF fraudu-
lent bills for 3,109 post-routes located in
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Flo
rida. Alabama. and Mississippi, and cor
ruptly combining to obtain contracts for
the same by means Of bogus sureties,
CabeIl being the principal and Minnix and
Dickson bondsmen. They further indict
Minnix and Dickson on perjury in falsely
swearing that each owned 27j acres OF I'M
improved coal land in Morgan county,
KY, valued at 100000.
THE NoMINATIONsO OF CoNKLING AMI SARGENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., February 2S.-In
the Senate executive session to-day the
nominations Of Messrs. Conkling and Sar-
gent were reported fayorably from the
committees, and were placed on the calen-
dar under the rule which requires all re-
ported nominations to lie over until the
next executive session. No request was
made for a suspension OF the rules, and
nothing was said about the nominations
beyond the formal report from the commit
tee.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
WASHINGTON, February 2s.-The de-
crease OF the public debt for the month Of
February will be about S9,00O,0o0, being
about -, 200, 900 less than the average de-
crease since June last. The falling off is
due to heavy payments made during Feb
ruary. one item of which was about s0,000,-
900 on account OF pensions.
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sREKCEH.

The geography Of wsles is said to be very In
teres,ing TO the student. because In such small COM
pass II gives islet and inlet and isthmus, lock, lake
and mountain cape, pronontory, and bay; but the
spelling Of their names is anything but agreeable
to the mlnitiated. Llclfrghy or Ggyfrcuyd, or a
dozen other combinations Of consonants, are fair
types Of their puzxling forms. Indeed, n rule
has been laid down for spelling Welsh names, and
IL Is Rot such a bad one after ell. Just think how
IL should be spelled reasonably, aud spell II The
other way. The Interesting title to our article
should he treated In that way, and when exactly
reviewed It win tell a story which will yet gladden.
every household lere Of Ia Vale, 81 lQ-:cdln
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About the time the memorial services
were held for the late President Garfield
at Washington his family and friends en-
trusted 10 Mr.. ii. Gaudens, OF New York,
the sculptor Of Farragut's statue, the work
Of casting In bronze the face and lett hand
Of the deceased. The plaster cast used for
the work Is the only one In existence.
A remedy resting on the basis Of In
trinsic worth demands the confidence OF
all. DIR. Bulls Cough syrup IL known and
used most satisfactorily throughout the
land, o. II attested by lis great sales. Your
druggist keeps il.
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NEWS
To THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congressional Proceedings s~terday-oth
Interesting Washington M~auers-fndict-
ments In tho Star-Route Cause.-The ConA-
ling and Sargent Nominations-General
Convention Of the irish National Land
L,earue-Dcath or n North Carolina Rail-
road Preside nt-Stowaway Trnmps Killed
ON n RaiIroad-End OF the Great Nihilist
Trial; Ten OF the Prisoners Sentenced 20
O.a,h Nc. Xc.
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From Norfolk.

ISptcIHI ttItRriW 70 TIC DIspHICH'I
NORFOLK, February 2S.-The first state
Council for Virginia Of Catholic Knights
Of America was organized here to-day.
There are delegates from Richmond and
various parts Of the State.
The cotton shipments to Europe from
this port for the month closed to-day foot
up 30,G56. The season is nearly over.
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Death Of Railroad President.

WILMINGTON, n. c., February 2s.-In-
formation has been received here that
David h. Murchison, president Of the
Carolina Central railroad and a leading
merchant Of this city, died in New York
at | o'clock This morning.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

JOLIET, ILL.,, February ga freight
ear loaded with brick was thrown into a
ditch eight miles from here yesterday.
Eight tramps were secreted i'm the ear at
the time. two Of whom were killed. and the
others so badly injured that their lives are
despaired Of. The names Of the unfortl-
mates are not known.
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NihiIists Sentenced.

LONDON, February ga dispatch from
st. Petersburgh by way OF Berlin says ten
OF the Nihilist prisoners, including one
woman, who have been on trial for some
days past on various charges. have been
sentenced TO death. The remainder OF the
twenty-onc prisoners were sentenced to
various terms Of penal seryitude.
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, a..

X L + CI a J..
just received direct from tie Mes-r. ht'fiano
4 Co.. II Limogcn. France, a full line Of orn oei-
cbrated
DINNER, GAME, FISH. OYSTER. Ten AND
COFFEE SETS.
,lso. a ftnl stock of Wcdgcwnod & CopeLsnd's
DINNET SETS, the largest assortment evx ex-
hibited In this city.
can and see GATE-CITY WATT R-fTLrEB-
Everybody should have one.
T.. n. TAYLOR.
fe - loil MAIN ~<t~t
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General Convention Of the Land
League.

BosToy, February 2s.-The Irish Ma
tional Land League OF the United States
has called 4 general convention OF that
body to meet at Lincoln Hall, Washington,
ID. c., April ~, 1892.
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Ky Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.. February s.-Noop.-Stocks weak
and tending downward. Money, q per cent. ~
change-Long, 4s5: short, 1897. state bonds
dull, except for Alabama's, which are strong ana
higher. Governments generally unclaimed.
ErentRQ.- Exchange, iS5a. .ioyernments
fairly firm new Us, 102; new AS. ll4b bid;
new As. lls. Money. q and 1872 per cent.
states duh aud irregular: Treasury bai'nce-
Coin. ss4.766; currency, 1880.
stocks opened strong and closed weak at inc
I,..,., u r,.. &c tho haV.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH &m
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY Al IL D., and every SUNDAY at o
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays sUeamer,r
coived till 1880 4. ~: for Sundays' steamer 81!
) p. n. saturday. Freight received Iuiy TIL s
4. VI.
Fare, IS.
and the East.
For further information. apply 10
J. ". MCCikRLCK,
General southern Agent. Office Rockets
W. L. Gu DE- & %.
mn an General AGENT.
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We kill our rules when We remove from
the human system whatever dlsorganizes
the nerves. DR.. Benson's Celery and
Chamomile Pills relieves from subiectiont TO
the power Of headache, sleeplessness, and
dyspepsia. They contain no opium or
hurtful drug.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine. s4as4.50; extra. 1915
Ms7: snperine, @6ds6.25: common ,uierhnc,
So: common family, s7@s7.50; choice FAMILY,
SSM:9.
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PATTERNS.

lust RECEIVED,
% NINE. DEMOREsT PATTERNs-ne" spring
styles, u,ox,o A.. -,
sINGER sEWING-MACHiSE vtfIoE,
c,t,lo~ues free. The oR'y DEM0RFsT sgsnry
IL The city. "
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OMMERCIA
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRALN IND vi IO-S C~ACI'FATUL'
RICHMOND, February %, 1882.
SALES.
WURAT.-Red, l54 bushels prime Lancaster a.
sl.42: 236 bushels good FnltZ at SIG. III
bushels good fultZ ~ fl.30.
RYE.-l24 bushels at ISL.
BLACK PEAs.-6 bushels at Sl.30.
CoTIoS.-QUotatiOns: hiddling, liHc.: low
middhpg, lOAc.
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VIRGINIA POSTAL NEws.-New post
offices have been established at Buffalo
Ridge, Patrick county, with William {.
Hooper as postmaster, and at Shortsyille,
Washington county, with joel S. Yost as
postmaster. The following postmasters
have been recently commissioned Ma
thaniel w. Newman at Barboursyille, Or
ange county Mrs. Mary j. Wickliile at
B~rookneal, Campbell county; Richard L.
Brumback at Cedar Point, Page county
Philip +. Nansiekler at Arcola, Loudoun
county; Owen Il. Holmes at Leesburg,
Loudoun county; George W. Smith ut
Rushyille, Rockingham county; Thomas
ii. Hines at Suffolk, Nansemond county.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND 3T
" STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, sa4h27Heh
600 MAIN sTRfEs.
Do Won concentrate a Visit to Tie OLD COCN-
TRY or perhaps you desire o. s,nd tor -ome oil
your friends. II So, you viii 1nG ~ % your Az
vantage to call on the undersigned, who f. agent
Tor all OF the Grst-class OCEAN STEAMSHIP
Inns 20 and from EuROPE. itssTI tAsS.
INTFR MEDIATE, aud STEER '5t TIC KID
TOoP IRON he principal points In FURoPF-
fXCiRSiON TTCkETs AT REDUCED EATIs-
sTATF-ROOMS SECURED IN ADV NO
Railroad and steamship tickets 20 NJ poipt~in ue
United II ties and CanliaH. Pissng'Is ana Dag
aage called for AZ hotels and prlVat reih.ncsS'
and baggage checked 10 destination. tln.rt car
riages IN the city for hire. \. " .N.bfh,
IL 3-eod6m luU" h"hiS'rN
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TtfrsnAx- Eahruary Ga 1882.

~sNLEs-FIRsr BoARr.-1O0 shares Norfolk and
Western common at 20; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred (B. c. at BY, 10 do. atois;
10 shares Richmond and Allegheny Railroad at
rs; 90 shares Petersburg Railroad at 2ea; 10
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad At 10.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Chesapeake aud
OHIO Railway at % 20 shares Norfolk and West
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HORSES. MULES, &c.


MULES AND HORSES g
I nave opened WHOLESALE AM REIAi
STABLES at No. 1888 Franklin street, kich.,
mond, Va, where l win keep a good supply OF
III n, Iouy N. PACE, will do all In his power
~ y,ye each and all fair and square dealing. Any
person not fading what they want want IN my c s.anies
a. Ohio which ia my headquarters fer buying,
and II I do not All the order TO suit them, both IN
quality and price, they need not take tne s1ecs.
~, ~ rSa,ar I,ul's extensive business In the mule
and horse line Is Just opposite mine. rvvrrr
de l0-3ms DEoh"E
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o,s: october. s11.eo@.11.eI; yeyembrr,

sl2.Is: October, s11.eo@sii.eI; SSvcmb-r,
sl1.44dS1I.A5;
deliveries Yesterday ON higher Liverpool quota
lions for spot cotton declined to-day on lover
quotations. They have advanced, but " m1t u
allowed that the falling on In receipts o. ox.SOO
bales IN four days Is calculated to convince zoe
most obstinate that The crop estimlseso Oh o,!oo,-
600 10 100000 bales must be given up kuturss
nj the first call showed hut little change. AMER
the call they steadily advanced. and ruled az 100
T.. n. 14-100 to l6-lOO above yesterday c'os'nS
nuntafiOus.N
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POWDER.

POWDER.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO sPoRTSEES.
4 Am now receiving DuPONTN CiLiRfkTkp
.CHOkEBpRE rONDIR." This Iowncr t.
without a rival for giass-bali, pigeon. and III eo~"
aSlolng. Try w. a.. Il. ~ ~--i..s
' Il s3-eodzw A<Vns
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COMPANIES.

IL -
Results on a nineteen-year Policy
issued by the NORTHWESTERN MCTUAL TO
w. {. C,udee, asher Of the Manufacturers Bank
of Milwaukee, WIS.,, at age Of thirty-one:
Amount premium. s237; No. Of policy, 1910;
date of policy, March. 1861; amount of policy,
$4,000.
ro,,l nrcmIums. nineteen years........ S4,503 90
Total dividends TO 1ss1.."."".... l'492 VI
Net cost of policy....""."..'". 5000 vi
Endowment paid March, 1sSl........ $1,000 %
rt,n,oor,h dIvidend. Maid March, 1851, l5S as
Nineteenth dividend, due March, 1852, l5S 40
Total r.ceipts. s5,3I6 90
NJ, coz, a. above 300 OF
Net pro1t..."..."r.,... '''.'''' -Z-oOo ~
which is about sl77 for each 800 paid In by Mr..
Candce. besidcs getting $4,000 insurance nineteen
years. ,uoss
John u. CARY, state Agent.
1913 Main street. Richmond, Va.
DIR. J. :. D.. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
L. b. MEADE, AGENT.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NAIloSAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ED~INBURGll.
ESTABLISHED, 1924.
-Fooigta Fo,o
Net surplus United Staies....."... oio''io
lfe l-lmJ