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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-22
Taxes, LOOK Out for Costs.

Mr.. W. II. Lesh deputy marshal of this
city requests us to inform the public that
the delinquent tax roll of the city must be
returned before the first day of January
according to law, andi:all persons who desire
to save such expense will please call and
pay before that time at the Starr bakery
where the roll can be found.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-22
Khristkingle unloaded at Buford's.

Nick Baesem, proprietor Of the
Palace and ST. Mic las mar
kets, takes this opportunity to
inform the public that he has
not sold out any of his interest
in the business, but he wants
all those indebted to him 10
call just the sanEe as III he had
sold, and pay up Immediately
what they owe him. AWord to
the wise is sufficient to warn
them, SO that they will. save
trouble and cost.
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1883.
HaTper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED,

Harper's Magazine Begins its sixty-sixth voluma
with the December number Ii is not only the most
popular illustrated periodical in America and Eng
land, but also the largest in its scheme, the most
beautiful in its appearance and the best magazine
for the home. A new novel. entitled ~tFor the Ma .
ior,p by CONSTANCE FESIMoRE WooksoN; the author
Of Anne, was begun in the November number. r.
literary and artistic excellence the Magazine improves
with each successfysA Anuinber Special efforts havs
been made for the lighter entertatment Of its reads
ers through humorous stories, eketches &c.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-22
Fine selection of tea sets at Buford's
Christmas Service.

The service in the Episcopal church on
Christmas day will begin at 10 o'clock.
The Holy Communion will be administered
after the sermon. As Mr.. Stevens has an
appointment in Albany Christmas evening
this will be the only service.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-22
Cheaper Than Ever.

For cash or produce the undersigned will
undersen any establishment in the city
of the following articles: Clothing. dry
goods. fancy goods, shoes, boots, carpets,
hats and caps, crockery &c.
MIX FRIENDLY.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-22
Prohibition.

1t is said that the proceedings had at the
last legislature in regard to the prohibition
amendment is of no effect whatever because
the ayes and nays were not entered on the
journals of the house.
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Business Education.

We can furnish at this Office, to any per-
son desiring thorough business education,
certificate for scholarship in the Colum
bia business college of Portland, Oregon
which will entitle the purchaser to thor.
eugh course of instruction at this school.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-12-22
A Desirable Purchase.

acres in the north portion of the city of
Corvallis to be sold immediately. House
and improvements. What offers! Apply
t once to q. H.-NAsH. Corvallis.
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Real Estate for Trade or Sale.

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New Arrival.

Large assortment of Christmas cards a
Sawtell's just received -
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Direct from New Y York, a fine lot of vel
vets, dress goods, etc., all to be sold at a
sacrifice at Max Freindley's Go and see
for yourself if you want to save money. =.
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A Good Loan Wanted.

- A Good Loan Wanted.
We have an opportunity to loan for a
term of two or three years on the best of
personal security the sum of one thousand
dollars. Parties wishing to supply the
money please apply at this cffice.
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New Material.

We received not long ago new Job press
and large lot of new job type of the latest
styles and designs directly from the East
If you want printed in the latest style
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Envelopes,
Visiting cards,
Business cards,
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Note books, e
Order books,
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Gunmed or
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Legal blanks,
Or fine book or job printing of any kind,
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Photograph albums at Buford's.
Dramatic Entertainment.

The following is the programme of the
Evolutionary and Dramatic Entertainment
to be given at Hamilton's Hall on Wednes
day evening for the benefit Of the teachers
institute:
Quartette.
Declan1atlOn -. 'Sol e'oSA
Death Bed Scene, Miss Bertha Neugass
Duette, y Mrs. Arnold, Miss White
Defamation, :. 49,. ..... William Emery
"Bernado Del Carpio," -. Miss Hamilton
Quartette.
Dramatic Personac.
DR.. Harlem, ,.............N. L. Raber
Harry Harlem-Doctor's Son, ID. Osburn
Fred Hastings ':;;i:..';';"' ,a;;. H. heSh
Bob Winders, .............:L Leo Stock
Jonathan Wild Butts-Constable. Fl. Irvine
Lucy Harlem, ::...:. Eoa Jacobs
Mrs. Lorinp. Ida Burnett
Dllley .0essi0 A"yiei
Admission 25 cents.
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DIED.

TAYLOR-At the residence of B. T. Taylor,
in this place, on last Wednesday evening,
his daughter, Miss Lacorda Taylor, died
from the effects Of consumption.
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PRODUCE PRICE CURRENT,

Wheat in Portland firm at 1872 per GENITAL, ftmay
ow be fairly quoted here clear.
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SHERIEE'S SALE,

= -, SOL KING,
: Sheriff Of Benton County Oregon.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

Observation-Disclosures is offered lower pgan in most
limited ana speculsors ding on sales bbs Choice
New Mess Sis 100 b0s Old Ness 10 l5i Od Mess LOT ex
Fam Family 5 Mess. efFE Il 2p'SS f P2%a1g PP%a $ zSG %
Mess sic! Packet. s1l 5oSs15. Family Mess. sl5 5oS
sl0 so city Extra Intla Mess SO J04@27 50... BEEF
HANS dun totea s2l 1S2l 30 .--. CUT NJ EATS
gpgga in price and trade vg5 slack e., p re5ied r. ee
shoulders lie. Picked Hams l0alQ%c smoked shoul-
ders' &c. smoked Hams IL sl-c MiDDLeS -, . ,,.. ..e
lS0Sac Bio. 80. W. an" ARi"Narkef one1r3 We k and
close there was nrner e ura with reaction OF C il5c
@ iIon NE lowest rates f2'ns o." very strong tAI4 tsas
zoe tcs Prime Steam. sqot oguellc closing e"oc 80
5os March lo-oalic. closing .1 g 900 tc> AHril &
lL2oc. closing llloci 1000 tcs. june Il95 q ~ &C..
.'oo ies- Jil, 4i'I "a ii',1se clsins - &C. 49,
steam ap an4 lower sales l@S lcs lG75ei Refined
Important change ane rales - scarce nd r wa ic ,,
a. c.. state HaliFrkin Tubs far to Chmce,
- g stare Flrkln Danes, rnr 10 Choice '''4 g
Diaries, Good TO choice a. state DAIRY Tubs Poor o
LMr 15@aac. Western kigln ,rramery, Choice &C.
Creamery q c. Western Dairy Poor to Choice 25G. e.
Prime, 28G,Uc. ...CH Els E-J uch8ng Ui pu'c
sG i$S Western @ FIAT FAIR To Prime hns' c chedGa Fan
TO Choice. 90l2@c; Skins Common 10 Choice y &c
nearby, sc; state and Pennsylvania western
Canada Fine h,ld a. e. do Poor to Good 54l7c Luea
Canada Western and state .4d-Ic
i.I,r.-S s., DIV. .rly active unchanged -, O.. .
sEED--tlax.erd quIrt % - 7aTl 10; llno'Iy An az
- TRACK y 20 IN store toFcr ic5 az
tive a. unchanged prices .-,,r..
NHEA E-IulI ChOlce Diy 4uolfI II b''f
Ol, omar rgarlne ~teInine. l0isC.
SUGAR-Raw dul and easy; $40 hh1s. cuba Muscovado
at -c inferior - Common. % a. c
FAIR 7c do. Good -c.. do Prime iic; DO 'entniuga
14a-c. DO MolIsses sugar 0203 -c. 90 Meito 90 "2'
Go Clay Boxes D = Nos 10 20 l2,l lc Porto hcu l'
min Inferior 70 Good FAR a7c do 90 Good 10 PRIME
1i-uT u. =. NOs. to lZ. ~ C. java - =
Nos to H.. st.. Man 10 an. Ioo upcrur ana ex-
Refined and only moderately ic
tive One uec.ine; Gus Loaf 90 41"7sc ti4she 5ci
Cubes, 9L2c; Powdered. 3'sc.; Granuated, 0'sH'4,:
Mould a &c. Confcctioncrs % A. 7'-c stan ard
A. sac; llte NtFl
sasi-c Yolow do, do 7Sa7 &C.; yellow c." 7h47tc;
yellow. 90 U7c.
T1LLOW-4bou steady and quiet; Prime City Slice;
sales 6O,ODO bb.s., - e0~i-c.
TLA-By mcuon there marked change IN
prices. though d few lots OF Choice Japan 7oIq
at decline the particulars are: Moyunt - II
pSgs. Twankiy 10Lc 81 Pigs Hysen, !. Ia
ZO2c Dos pkg- Young It's s0n. l2U3!ci " pRgs lmnera
I52035c: pkg Gunpovdcr. - q5|c Ping -ury-t
pkgs oune Hvs0n 100 pkgs Impenal 23aZ lc;
53S pkCs GunpOwder. l3dl9Lc JHpan-l,>43 pkgs ran
Fired lsc 80 pkgs sitngs, ed5c ll6 Gongou l7@
sc OOlong-536 pkEs FOOchow, i -2@22cj ia FCrnosa
22GtOc; Annoy, Il 5lzc.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

sdertcn IN comparing the aaes would ~ lei 10 sup
pose the greater than reported Western avces are
very strong, and the advance established since ~ a a'i IL
lkey 70 be maintained the lrrc OF thc w'ek HN car
oas Oi colorado sheep fOd in hun or Erhrhsea 'H AZ
0G' c. otherwise the for sheep was rum % ~ c Tor
common O. Choice with loads a. Very lur ONO atll'
Holdto Major Hollis private term4he reporter 'rp ~
9fs about SI06 per 100 h. Poor % PRIME ihs ~" 30
64d7aic. ..
sales Newton q Ciuc soli 2a3 Miehgen sheep io' d.
y 20 20 per 100 ID 80 dn lol 1, hi 20 ' 81 Co., ~ '
&c.
2 s. Kase sold 1sl Eentucky sleep r. al 3'sc; 80 d'
lOj ih at Gi-c - Kentucky Lambs. u lu 40 c. o.,
Judd Bur iu cham -Hia ] stale -lecp loO 40 a. 49,
a >tate Lauba 60 Do at &c. . ,..-. .
J. N Pdcock sold -0- colorado shc p red In Kansas or
Eebrasks Ih af ll Ilg Missouri uo ~ ~ at u
Kentucky do - l of fc: l72 Michigan o. JOS ID aI 12i
500 Michigan sheep and Lambs, - To- tC'zc tre q. ~
!. r. -a1ler Sold. iHu Michigan ~Lcp, -" "' 10
SO .a G3 do, 100 %. &C. less s6 % dn l i pr I'm
80 %, at &c r2 Michigan a1. 7. No. 90 80 - --
Lambs. So %. At 300 90 few Lambs. 70 ar e
do lu2 b. az 6I2c do. qJ %, NJ &C less So Jt0 Acn
gln Lambs. % b az 1iec. iU 90, 81 p. % 1C ,...-
UalruircF a. Davis sold: ltS Wlshngto1 eIILl.'ll
Sheep roo 5 al fc "a Go, lu2 N, 9t &C. 20 ono GO H & 3
Gao; 2IO Michigan t W at -c. 2Z& do lpaF l'li1,l q,
f AZ Ga-c: n lhW.., n n ~ 3c - d ~ ID "'
Csc; ia state Lambs. 81 Do al 1ic' lb DO o- M az
Kirby sold: lGJ Michi ran sheep u2 u ~ 4D I. 10
FED ga ts state los ~. al -i 4J ~ ONO do p 10 p" ~,
private terms. The selling price u thoutht TO '' '
s. N6it per 100 %. --,,, .,o .,-, ~
Jersey and l3 At fOthst Total since -AtiAs
- l3l head AGAINST 9G7 head FOR the corepohdhs e
Live HOgs IN demand ana the haihoe -
quoted very firm % Ga az '4c
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
11rr s.rncR MAnKEr.-RY rELEaRArH.

prrrAfO Feb l5- CATrLF-Epcoip today. 900 heaf;
tofa for GcOD head. for same time last week
100 heau: cousIgned through 0l5 cars liff a.
shade higher of Fair 20 Good steers - 'o47' 'U'
Chuicc. Sj-o. .-G 30; aI sod. .-, a.,
snFEP AND LAMBs-Receips TODAY. 800 head totAl for
fir. 90 head. time a@t "'eA- l-Vu
head, consigned through ~ cars GOO! 70 h lA pilc'
% shade higher sales ol common 20 Fair . 3F Huuu'
- %, Choice 10 Fancy, - f5asO % 10 LAMBS Oh
sale. - ,
HoG--IeceIpt today 37cO head total for week thus ia
l5.G4u head. for time last week 3,tO near
through, - market du sales OF Ooo1 10
Chmce Yor.ers - aS 20; Light do 81 tOG@0 w. Coou
CHICAGO Frb Ij-IlOGs Receipts. ls,OuO head; ship
mcuts hcld very dul aud cunsdera dehor
al- u pathy W -Ons prices Eeneialy OG &c
lower: Common Mixed. S60%bb: Heavy Packlhg
and Shlpuing f6 as, Phnaiclphas and arderA = H
- 5u Light Hogs, S6GS6 90; shps ana CuIls ~ oO4
CArLE-Beceipts 1000 shipments, 2 ZOO market
Good 10 thore shipping 80 4Od d@5 9o Common to Mrun
~ jOas5 Mixed Buchers plentiful and weaker Inferior 10
Fair -2GS3 ju; Good To- Choice - dt4 o SOckris anu
Feeders. at - vast 10. Grass Texans, 81
81 head; shipments bDO head market
higher; Common - lOdTl Me
dium O Good 70 1Sj 81; Choice To Extra, 70 bOGtb
r LOUIS. ROB. i5.-CATTLE-kecepts 1000 head snip
meut- head demand Butchers and far request
shipping grades; Light shipping steers - l3GSJ Zo
Native Butchers steers as do Cows and Hei1er
2jdS4 -ockers dull al IS % ass 10; Feeding steers
wanted % - ,.
Receipts 400 head shipments 100 head Inarhet
stca,y; Fair 10 Fancy. S4GS6.
Receipts 400 head. shipments 200 head; marker
steady; Light Good Workers 70 lOGSt 5O Packing so+O@
So So Butchers to Fancy 7qs7 40; Pigs 30 9OGSo Io
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
corr0y MAnxers-BY rFLrGRApn

U5s6Gs t iuadua rlclas 6Ii,Sd, "a co. 10000 Bales
2 G oai,, incudinz ao he' American. Futures-U p
6fd do Fobm1ry and Iarch delivery, il also 6d. DO.
Say deliver H @ S .o & d5 av ana june NHt dsvSrV i
l' "Io 1'si no' u-' ahn NV 1ellyefy o'ie,t as9 %
ael,,aner o. LIVERY; q 7at also iAled Futures nat m
ciuaed -.l'o 1ai's American.
Low Ntfilt .,.se rarg i nItverv sisS also Gsd
CO. Fenray and March delivery t'ga also d do priI
90 June and uly delivery 6i'agd Futures duict.
AgGusrA Fil. l5 Cotton -dIl Mlddimg. 1876; Low
Mia4HG lo'c.. Good Ordinary lOc. receipts "a bales
BALIuoGs- F.b. l5.-Coeon quiet; sfddlunr. II &C.;
3lddlug lie, Good Ordinary iOi-c gross recel pts
OI y ' F atop 100 a Sa9s '9Ss T9Sans P5e Low
Mddiine i. 'sc GOOD ordinary lOtc net receipts 55l
bales. rrfss. loo Da,r- -tOca. lO,O53 bales
Low NidGnl C. uood Ordinary. lobe net receipts
- 1ae; exports coastwIc 80 bales saiaS 1000 bales
liytESAr. Fco l5-cotton quiet AullIns,, lllsc. Low
AildunL. lo,l.i ,99od Ordinary lysc receipts 90
AttLsIOt Fen lj-,otton nominal Mddlng III sci Low
bales EXPORT. 10 Great Britain. isso bales sa,s 7o
louisville. Feb I5-C otton quiet; Middlng 1lSc
MEMPHIS Feb lo.-Cotton Irregular; Aliddnng II &C.
80 oaes shipments 329 bales sales 700 bales stock o. -
Mddlin- llci Good ordinary l0iic' net receipts llb
aes exports cOastwise 76s bales sales 800 6aes' stock
Ngw.ORLEASs. Feb. I5-Cotton quiet; Middnne Nc.
Low Adduns lie. GoOd ordinary. I0Sc aet receipts
Sll bales; gross" 3 10 bacsi exports eoaswlse' & StV
bdles sae-, ZJuO Daes last evening" <OuO DaleS so'A
81 1850 uales.
NORFOLK. Feb 1j.-Cotton steady Mddng II 4c. net
receipts, 6I4 bales; exports cOastwise 800 bales sales
154 bales; stock. J-i27 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is Cotton dull MIA ling. la4c
Low MIddAng IL H. Good Ordinary. lOsc. net receipts
la bales exports to Great Britain 900 bales stock lJO3
bales
SAVANNAH Feb. l5.-Cotton firm Middhng lie; Low
Mddng 10 ordinary 9Jlc; receipts l,243
bales expors coastwlse 765 bales sales 50O bales last
evening. jUu bales: stock. S5,iOJ bales.
LOUIS. Feb. l5COttOn ire sular Mddng IL 4c Low
Mddng 10 c Good ordinary, lOAc; receipts, $50 bales
gross 64 bales shipments l. 3 bales 1873 bales
stock 1922 bales
WILMINGTON 15-COttOn steady Middling, c.; Low
Mddng lOllec Good Ordinary, 93ac. net receipts, 2i5
bales exports Great Britain, l2b9 bales; stock, 7l20
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Feb l5-2:OO m.-Pork-Prime Mess Eastern.
Gull Western dull at 1S6d BacOn-C cumberland
Cut dun Cd: short RID dun az AS Long Clear.
Clear steady at AZ 6d Hams-LOng cut
DOR Shoulders. du at 336d for new Beet-Inda
dull Mess dull at ll9 Prime Mess. dull
al Lard-Prlme Western, dun at %. IalOw-Pr1ne
4l3d Turpentne-Sprts steady at ~ bd.
kOsin-Fine dull lBd Common steady az SD Cheese
Choice dull 636l Lari OIL none here Flour
dull At Ia. WheaL-NO White. dull at lOSd
Spung. dun at 1864; Winter New Western dun
IL 2d. Corn-MlIed. dull a. 5lld. CottOnseed OIL
American. ROsin-CommOu London
dul z. Turpenune-sDrts at London. hrmer aG
4l6d
LIyFRPoOI- Feb. l5-3:3O D. m-Beet III Sd per terce
India Mess: Cheese 81 per cwt tor the best
grades Bacon - Cd per cwt tOr short Clear
Mddes. TallOw AZ. cwt. Lard 80 Sd per cwL tOr
American. PORK II sd Dbl. for Prime Mess
LONDON. Feb. lj-43O o. m-Calcutta LAnseed 470f79d
per quarter Sperm OIL $40 per ton: PAe ROslu. 1D
iOGd spirits rurpentlne Al3dd42. per cwt Refined
Petroleum. 81 d6asd spirits PetrDeum S2dG9d. per
q Common tsOsln. 6Jd Lnseed on &2j.5 uer tor
FeD. lj-PetrOleum. - francs 81 = centines
pale MilcOxs Lard closed l35 francs
LOO kiOs.
BRRMEN. Feb. l5-Wucoxs Lard closed at So marks
per no pounds Petroleum marks 80 pennlgs
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
fegaI Notices.

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY of RICHMOND,
ment OF LOreIzO DemOnO deceased pantn against Jonas
Phillips, James Thompson, George J. Greenfield Heu"y
Clement william u, Bruins and Mary Bruins mis- wlfe the
name Mary being ACttlOus name, her real name
being unknown TO plaintiff, Thomas l.. Naters and II
H. IahOT def udaDts. To the above lmcd deeuants 1O1
hereby summoned TO the complaint IN this action,
copy of your plaintiffs attorney,
after the service OF this SUMMONS cXcu-
or answer Judgment wu De- taken against you by ae
fault the relief demanded n the complaint Dated New
sHIPMAN, BARLOW. LAROCQCE & CHOATE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys No. IS Nau-st. New. York City
To Henry elem i: The foregoing mons is served upon
bv ci. csuaDr order Of the Hon Jasper
W. Gilbert. the Justices the supreme Court O the
state Of dated tAe tth day o January, lc~2 aud
County Richmond In the of ~outc in said county
SuIPMAN, BARLOW, LAEOtQl b. CHoAIE,
Jan. 10 law VIII PlAntns Attorneys
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK To all persons Interested In tine estate Of Henry
NOuugs, sidney r. smith and ApoOs smith, composing
Tie firm Of iOun -. smith a GO send greeting
hereby cfed iured person
ally To b. appear especial Term Of the Court Of Com
city and County Ot New OrktO be held az
the Chambers thereof the County Court House. in tIe
CITY New FORK. the 10Th day Ot Apr l-7- AT "a
O'Clock a. there and then On show cause Why SET
assigned lns0ivcnt debtor shoald not De
had and no cause De shown then 10 aend settlement o
the suCl account
~~ the seal of the said Court of common Pleas to De
J.. =. hereto affixed.
49, " iturss Hon Charles IT. Van Brunt. Judge Of
ths slIu Court Of Common Pleas thls 10th day
NfLLEt PECEHt M & DIXON. Attys for Assignee
Office address, y No. - W4lsl, New-N ORR, y. !.
Feb. ld, u W, d ". j Ia
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
The following were the receipts aud shipments 1"
nnu ii'"' poceipts shipments
Total bush 32s.S1l 5So2O
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAeNErS

. a.. "a ,o.qo "a m-Ccnsos. lOO'io luI in0 .on'2 ~
49, i ~ ior The account bonds ilal pJ ,,,es ccri6.
Ntim tc and yft" VIC, Erie lOA NcW Ork OthtI a
is,. I.llu1,a Crutra.. 1851; he'''liN' DE-
faro ana western 2tl- p,rs aty1ce- quote three
r,tf,ov Feh l5--s3u o. m 80 i,r tb, icro1n-
p' . zen SIS M 'n-ols ,' io, io -, ,'ti ,',,r
iNNiN acc,s,rt. bonds tour per cents, ~. .l
-" % ~ sepfs 70; do hVeS tNtehe" W. ~ AT
ana i. ts,.rn nrst mortgage trustees tern,atc .
nnc Great W s i0l A. N0rk Central 1854, lihnols
do stceh ttt peunssivauA Central, 62; Reading j@
tens 1ntao ana Western, 20. Milwaukee and ~ faul
COMMON IL ..e.,- ID, r,,e ,rnoupt Of million gone
LpNpon, 49, ,f Enrllud on balance TO-DAY s3i3OOO
f0Srov Feb l5-5 D. ufar1s adylces quote three per
,o,,r.otas AZ francs ~ centimes for the account
PAss Feb Ij-J.lu D. m.ExcaanSe on London - uancs
e6 ce;rmes iOl checks
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
90 tJbom it man Concern.

EDWIN RICHARDSON, who left Chatham
Kent about twelve 5uc' FOR America aud was last
heard Chatham, Chester county, America II requested
I'D communicate with the uudes sued the solicitors 80 the
executor. his late unclrs viii t Edwin richardson j.
now dead any furnishing evidence Of the death VIII Do
rewarded PHILPOIr WOOD. Cmnbrook Kent
England.
ERANCIS REEVES (the son Cf Thomas
beeyos Of IIaw khuret Kent England v no died IN lsl
communicate wish th undersigned who are
ready pay hi, late fathers estate The
last heard az Chicago 10 1858. II
hr now a reward wi Dee given furnishing
proofs death PHILPOTTS WOOD solicitors, Canbr00k,
LuLauu.