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Mot Rahind the Rast.

LOWELL. Mass.-The Citizen says the most dis
tingtIlshed people oflthe country have given tes
timOnas to benefits derived from the great pain
cure, st. Jacobs on. The citizens OF Lowell
know it's great virtues
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before the latter would be obliged to give up
their business At Indianapolis a blind.
the scalper occasionally buys ticket at the
y MON Depot,
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ATLANTA. GA, August, 1881.

AILANTA1 On, AUgUstl 1851
We know the gentlemen composing the firm of
Lamar. Rankin 4 Lamar They are prominent
citizens OF our State, men OF means, and of high
character and standing.
j. W. ENGLISH, Mayor of Atlanta.
]. II. PORTER. Cashr Merchants Blk.
T. ROMARE, Cash'r Atlanta Natl Blk
A. o, BACON, Speaker Ho. Reps, Ga.
ALE, II. COLQUIrT, Governor OF Ga.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Important Official Changes Which Are to
Take Effect To MORROW.

Take Effect To Morrow.
J. M. Osburn commercial agent of the Wa
bash. is in the city, and Will remain over to-day.
E. b. Thomas, general manager of the Bee
Line system, was in the city yesterday. en- route
to st. Louis. He expected to return to Indian
apolis this evening.
The directors of the Long Island road have
elected the following officers: Austin Corbin,
president; j. Rogers Maxwell. vice-president;
Henry Graves, treasurer; E. B. Hnsdale, secre-
tary.
Theodore Laughlin, conductor on the Louis
| vile, New Albany & Chicago. has resigned. and
| leaves for Leadvile Col, next week, to take a
position on a narrow-guage road running out of
that city,
| W. F. Merrill, late general superintendent of
| the Chicago Il Alton road, Tomorrow, assumes
the duties of superintendent of all lines in Iowa
| owned and controlled by the Chicago, Burling-
| ton Quincy road.
Robert Diggs, bill clerk in the Vandalia office
at this point, on June takes position in the
general offices at Terre Haute, and on the 9TH OF
| next month Mr.. DIggs will be married to Miss
| Jennie Bowling, of that city.
| Harry b. Smith, late freight agent of the Peru
division OF the Wabash, st. LOUIS & Pacific rail
! road, was yesterday appointed general freight
| agent of the Louisville, New Albany &, Chicago
| road-a position he Is well qualified to fill.
| II. W. Gays, assistant general freight agent of
| the Indianapolis and st. Louis road, was in the
! city yesterday official business. He thinks
the prospects for business for six weeks TO come
| rather thin. By the by, Mr.. Gays denies that
| he was the party who got the l., b. & W. into
| trouble with the pool, and states that it was
shipper made the trouble, charging that Dlehl,
OF the l., B, & W., Disseminated against him in
| favor OF Grier IL Co.
A. A. Robinson, the new general manager OF
| the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road, issues a
! circular giving notice of important changes on
that system to take effect Tomorrow. The Atchi-
| son line VIII be divided Tor operating purposes
INTO me eastern, middle, western aud southern
divisions. On the eastern division the organlza-
ton Will remain as at present, except here.
matter stated. On the other divisions all the em-
plOyes will be under the control of and follow
Instructions from their superintendent. Mr.. d.
j. Chase as superintendent will have charge of
the eastern division. Mr.. II. r. NickersOn. as
snperintendent will have charge of the middle
division. Mr. W. W. BOrst, superintendent
Will have charge of the western division. Mr..
George l.. Sands, as superintendent, will have
charge of the southern division.
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Write for a copy of the little book-free.
a. nm REWARD Will be paid to any Chemist
DlJUUU who viii ind, on Analysis of 100 bottles
s. s. B., ono particle of mercury, iudide potas-
stun, or any mineral substance.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS;
l. airy. central, bath, verandah; large yard:
board If desired. 1873 Massachusetts, avenue
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A UCTION SAIE-WE WILL. SELL ON
N Thursday afternoon, May 81, at o'clock at
residence, No, 665 n. Pennsylvania street, a
general variety OF furniture carpets, piano, etc.
consisting Of one Knabe piano, sofas rockers
and easy chairs, marble-tOp oiled walnut bed
room suites, Rarble-tOp hat rack Brussels car
pets, book case. oil paintings, ice chests, cane
seat dining chairs, spring mattresses, extension
tables, cook and heating stoves. engraviBgs
marhle-top stand. mating feather he'd and pill
lows, clock, glass and queenswaFe, etc. Terms,
cash. Sale positive, HUNT " MCCURDY, Auo-
tIOneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
HUNT 4 MCCURDY. REAL ESTATE AND
i General AuctiOneers. 80 E. Washington 81.

A UCT4ON sAIE-GRAND AUCTION SALE
N The beautiful collection of Italian Marble
and Alabaster 5tatuary, Grecian and Forentine
Ornaments and Works OF Art, now on exhibition
at No. % N. pennsylvania street. viii be sold at
auction without reserve, commencing this even
ing, at O'Clock, and continuing daily until tho
entire stock Is sold. These goods direct i'm
portation from Florence, Italy, are the finest
ever imported To this city. Chairs reserved for
ladies attending the sale. HUNT S MCCURDY,
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Election of Officers.

At Il regular meeting of Henrico Coun
ell, No. 733, Royal Arcanum, held at Pow
hatan Hall on Wednesday the 10Th instant
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: +. j. Parater, regent: r.
e. w. DiIlard, vice-regent; NJ. +. Burch
orator; Myer Angle. secretary; John r.
Enright. collector; 7. A. Gilmer. trea.
surer; Berkeley Robertson, guide; Daniel
Moore, sentry; G. III. Kaufelt, G.. w.
Smoot, and David Allen. trustees; DIR. j
II. liinchman. medical examiner.
AT regular meeting of Richmond
Lodge, knights OF Honor, held last nipbt,
the following officers were elected: n. p
Campbell, past dictator; G. C. Cornick
dictator; John T.. Hanklns, yice.dictotor,
W. c. Smith, assistant dictator: AI
owens, guide; Vi. {. Robinson. cbaplain
;. > Carter. reporter; j. A. Cosby. fnan.
ciai reporter; j. w. Quay. treasurer: ].
4. Thomas, guardian; +. III. Folks. senti.
mel; ). ). Wright. w. j. Mcdowell. r. p
Campbell, trustees; S. S. Carter. repre.
sentative TO Grand Lodge; W. j. Mellow.
ell, alternate to Grand Lodge; DR.. ,Jenifer
Garnet, medical examiner; U. Il. Pbillns
Organist.
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(apisOI Notes.

No Legislature yesterday. The states
men, with the exception OF a very few, had
left the city.
The State Board Of Canvassers met yes
terday and awarded certificates OF election
TO Colonel William Townes, Of the Twenty
fifth senatorial district, and NJ. p. Rue, OF
the Thirty.thrd district. Both OF these
gentlemen are both likely to travel the road
taken by Mr.. George T.. Barham, OF the
Twenty-seventh senatorial district. as they
were all elected under writs issued by the
Governor-which writs have not been re-
cognized by the Virginia Senate. \ new
election, under writs issued by the Presi-
dent of the Senate-Lieutenant-G Governor
j. +. Lewis-will be held in these districts
on January I, 1884.
After the adjournment of the House
Speaker Stuart appointed the following
committees
To Examine the Deaf, Dumb. and Blind
Institute ut StauntOn-Messrs. OpIe. VIII
kins. lawson, Dunn, and Parker.
Constitutional Amendments - Messrs.
Christian, Ward, Kelly, Peters, Nohlin,
White. and Dodson.
Special Committee on Congressional APP
portionment-M cssrs. Gibson, Porter,
Bailey, Keen, Dunlop, Marshall, Grand
staff, VIM, and Bland.
1t is expected that this latter committee
will report at an early day.
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The Theatre Last Might.

Mr.. Thomas W. keene. the tragedian.
appeared at the Theatre last night before IA
tolerably fair audience in Richard III. Mr..
keene has many friends here who clam for
him high STANDARD Of excellence in his
profession, while others equally competent
to Judge object TO his style OF acting,
which, In their opinion, tends to ranting.
After giving due weight TO both opinions
an impartial verdict would certainly accord
to him merit considerably above the ave-
rage. His portrayal last night OF the crafty
and blood-thirsty character Of the Duke OF
Gloster was creditable performance
throughout, and some portions of the play
very effective, as was evidenced by the
liberal applause bestowed by the audience.
lie was well supported. among those de.
serving special mention being Mr.. Ahrendt
as King Henry VI. Mr.. Gotthold as Rich.
mond, Mr.. Corbett AS Lord Stanley, and
Mr.. Moore as Catesby.
Al the matinee this afternoon Mr.. Keene
viii appear as Claude Melnotte In the Lady
al Lyons. and tonight will conclude his
engagement with Macbeth, appearing in
the title-role. ~
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The Special Elections.

The senatorial districts in which cleo
tions are to take place January eth are as
follows:
Twenty-fifth. Charlotte and Mecklen-
burg, to supply the vacancy caused by
James x. Jones (colored) qualifying to fill
the Office of postmaster Of Boydton.
Twenty-seyenth, Dinwiddie, Greensville.
and Sussex. to supply the vacancy caused
by " lillian n. Stevens (colored) qualifying
to I'll the Office Of United States railway
postal clerk.
Tbirty-frst, city of Norfolk and Prin-
cess Anne, to supply the vacancy caused
by George 4. Martin qualifying TO ill the
Office Of Railroad Commissioner.
Thirty-tbird, city CT Portsmouth and
county OF Norfolk. to supply the vacancy
caused 10y Mr.. Rue qualifying as postmas-
ter Of Norfolk.
The Democrats feel certain OF carrying
one II not two out of these four districts.
The returns from these special elections
will be canvassed by the Board of Canvass
ers, which will after the I'd Of January
consist OF Messrs. W. Z. Cameron, Gov
ern0r: ii. w. Flournoy, Secretary of the
Commonwealth Morton Marye. Auditor
of Public Accounts Isaac X. Barksdale,
Treasurer, and +. 5. Blair, Attorney
General
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Installation of Office,.x

me following officers OF Jefferson Lodge
no. ~, U. q. c., have been installed by ID
,. Z. George j. Hooper. Jr. Commander
George l.. Curie; ce-Commander. G.
w. Mospy Assistant Commander. j. III.
LaWder; Prelate, J. w. Curle; Secretary.
~ ~. NJ. Bosher; Collector, Ike Wertheim :
treasurer, Phil. Whitlock; Guide, w. H.
DAVIS; Guardian. A. ID. Seay; Sentinel.
W; Il. Bowler; Past Commander, j. r.
Ashworth; Trustees Robert N. Nortben'
Dr. j. Z. Harrison, and w. NJ. Craw,
Iord Medical Examiner, DIR. J. =. Har.
The Lodge is in fourishing condition.
ana It's membership is constantly on the
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.CHARP COMPETITION.

We know Of no business where competition Is
sharper than the clothing trade. The reason Of
this Is that Richmond is supplied with an album
dance of arst-class clo,hing-houses that city Of
double the population might feel proud Of. Most
of our clothing merchants are men of brain and
push They are liberal advertisers, and court COM
petition. The public are the gamers for while we
are all anxious 10 do business. and like to accom-
modate our customers it is Of daily occurrence that
some ladies select a SUIT or OvERCOAT and
have them sent home, subject TO the approval Of
their husbands or sons. Some gentlemen select
and get fitted I'm the store, and then have their gar
ments sent home for the approval Of their wives.
Now, you must bear in mind that when we send
these goods home for approval most Of these Gus
TONERS have gone the round of all the good clothing
houses, and from each clearinghouse there are
Representatives in the way Of OvERCOATs or
SUITS. Our lady friends are good judges Of
goods, and when they have all the different styles
of goods displayed before their eyes they better
able to judge of the merits Of the MATERIAL trim
mings, make, sewing cut. and fit, and. the most
essential of all the price. If our garments are in
every respect as good as others, make the sale
for our prices are underneath, and we make the
sale nine times out OF ter.
MlsFIT STORE, 912 Main street.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL O'CLOCK; SAT-
URDAY AND MONDAY TILL IL p. VI.
de2l.3t
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Of the BOARD OF Aldermen.

MCGttnk OBJ tne bOoEst %
A called meeting OF the Board OF Alder.
men to consider the plans for the new City
Hall was held af : O'Clock yesterday eve
ming. There we're present l.. l.. Bass,
president, and Messrs. Cabell, Chafiin, Co.
hen, Cole. Dickerson, Duflield, Glasgow,
Peasants. Powers. Rankin, Taylor, Todd,
Wexford. and Williams.
The clerk read all the papers which
were presented 10 the lower branch and
heretofore printed In It's proceedings, and
their action thereon.
The President stated that there was nc
oint resolution from the Common Council.
Mr.. Wexford moved that the blanks in the
Joint resolution from the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings be filed with the
names OF Messrs. Myers & Yost and MUIR
dock for the first and second prizes re-
spectiyely.
Mr.. Todd opposed il. mainly on account
Of the cost, contending that the Council
hrd no right TO exceed the appropriation
Of $500. 900, as voted by the people.
He offered a resolution in accordance
with these views; another stating that an
additional appropriation be made sufficient
to erect the best building that could be
erected: another looking TO procuring
either the church on the old lot or the
Swan-Tsvern lot for site for the new
hall; also, fourth resolution submitting
the matter Of a site TO the people at the
election In May next; also, fifth raising a
commission. TO be known as the Building
Committee, after the Reorganization in July
next. OF which the chairman OF the Com
mittee on Grounds and Buildings shall be
ex Offici0 q member.
The resolutions were considered Seri0-
tim. The first was defeated; the second
agreed to: the third was amended by
striking out all relating TO any other site,
and then adopted unanimously.
In regard 10 the fourth resolution, seye-
raj amendments were offered. and good
deal OF discussion in respect Of the matter.
Eventually, on motion Of Mr.. Glasgow, the
whole subject was laid on the table. On
his further motion the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings were instructed to
report upon what terms the church build
ing adjoining the old lot can be purchased,
and also ascertain definitely what will he
the architects fees OF one OF the buildings
in case that one should he selected.
Adjourned.
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RAILROAD LIsEs.


"a T.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC Schedule
commencing NOVEMBER 10, 1Ss3-eastern
standard time:
800 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily stops
only at Ashland. Junction, Milford,
and Fredericksburg. sleeper from
Jacksonville 10 Washington.
l03J A. NJ. leaves Byri-Street gtai ION daily lex
cepi Sundaysl. Sleeper Charleston 10
Washington.
$50 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper from Savannah 10 New York.
l1:15A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Strect station daily
Sleeper from New York to savannah
2:43 l.. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
stops nj Fredericksburg, Milford and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
20 Charleston.
9:34 T. NJ. arrives at Byrd-sireet station daily
except Sundaysl. Sleeper Washing
ton 10 jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
1855 A. NJ, leaves Elba; ARRIVES ut Ashland al
1889 A. NJ. Stops at Hungary and
kilby.
400 L. NJ, accommodation. leaves Broad-s,reei
station; arrives al Ashland at )
6:l2P.M., leaves Elba: arrives ut Ashland a,
Up. N Stops at Hungary aud kIlby
1892 A. NJ, arrives 1T Elba: leaves Ashland ~
5:34 a. NJ. Stops at Hungary and
hilby.
1855 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives at Broad.
Street station; leaves Ashland at 3
a. VI.
COZ p. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland a.
5:i2 l.. NJ. stops at Hungary and
C.A.TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
+. I. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
no Is
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TIieffs.

A colored woman named sylvie Lucas
was arrested last night on the charge OF
stealing $40 from Mr.. Patrick Rafter.
Mrs. w. ii. Kelly, whose husband keeps
grocery ut No. GA east Marshall street.
was robbed Of 90 last evening. A number
OF coiored boys met her at the corner of
Marshall and Seventh streets, and one of
mem snatched the money from her and
made Of.
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Our BOYS - To-NfShf.

Ihe presentation Of "Our Boysv at
Mozart Hall tonight promises 10 he =
mos' enjoyable affair. The performance
WIN DC given by the Wednesday Climb ~
Baltimore Tor the benefit OF the Retreat Tor
the Sick. This Club embraces some OF the
best amateur talent OF the Monuments,
City. and the acting merits OF the niece
VIII be supplemented by new and attrac.
Tive scenery.
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so the poisoning "was evidently the
work of design, and has been perpetrated
10y parties outside of the institution whom
it is unnecessary and would also be inju-
dicious to undertake 10 name at this time. +"
All of this makes it more indispensable
than ever for the legislative committee to
90 into thorough examination of all the
facts connected with the poisoning. II
Will probably be long and tedious in
veStigation; but it must he done. No
doubt there are facts now accessible that
were not so when the coroner's Jury
acted. 1t may be that people who were
'mum then will talk now. At any rate,
Virginia owes il to the dead and to the liv.
ing to prosecute the search after THE TRUTH
until il il found.
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BY Jno. r. LaughtOn. Jr.. AuctiOneer.
1924 Main street.

BY JnO. f.. Laughton. Jr., AuctlOneer.
1924 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN ATTRAC-
L TIVE UNAVAILABLE STOCK OF FIRST
CLASS GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF a deed
Of trust executed 10 tic undersigned rs trustee by
NJ. Evans, and duly recorded i'm The Chaucery
Court OF the city Of Richmond. shall proceed "a
sell az auction. ut the store OF NJ. Evans corner OF
Fourth and Broad streets on
SATURDAY AND MONDAY,
DECEMBER ODD AND 24TH,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. large and desirable collec-
ton of goods suitable for holiday presents, en-
hracing in part
TOILET SITS, VASES, FIGURES.
CHAMBER SETS. TIN SETS,
slLNER-PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY.
FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS.
FAN Y LAMPS,
general assortment Of CHINA and GLASS
GOODS.
FANCY GOODS in great variety.
The general stock Of
SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODS. TEAS.
WOOD and WILLOW-WAR
CHINA. CROCkERY. GLASSWARE
STORE FIXTURES.
FINE SHOWCASES,
and such other goods as will command the atten-
ton Of the trade. will be sold -tvera DAYS later
A. W. PATTERSON, Trustee
JNO. =. LAUGnToN, Jr., AuctlOneer.
no lG-Gt
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

VALUABLE DWELLING, No. IA -
' EAST FRANKLIN STREET ZINE LO- Ell
CATION. FOX NALE.-We are authorized to sell
the above NALU ABLE RES tDENCF. nearly new.
containing about twelve rooms. including Office IN
the basement front cntraucel and handsome par
lOrs. Price and terms very reasonable. Apply to
de 22-2t W. GODDIN * soma
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BUY y. ii. Douglass Il Sons Capsicum
s Lvush drops Tor your children; they are
l,aI ni'ess, pleasing to the taste, and will
cure tneir colds. Public speakers and
singers nnd theIa sure remedy for hoarse-
ness. ID. 5. and Trade-Mark on every
drop. ~ WY
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear. cloudy, and cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, ~ !;
o A. NJ, AZ; noon, 45; 7. NJ, 40; L.
H., As; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. 43 Is.
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IRAN No. "a connects AT bVrge SIC daily lex
cept sunday Win Norfolk and Western n lroa A
points.
Train No. 80 Through naseeneer' stops ta,leta.
lions, CONNECTING az sutheI Inns with Milton and
sutheriin Narrow-Gaug, railroad for Milton: 7f
Greensboro for all pOints on Salem Branch: "a
Atlanta FOR all pOintt South and southwest: al
salisbury for all points on Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. 50 Through passenger and main st0p,
AT Salisbury, Greensboro, and BenaJa: Reid
Vile. High Point, Thomasyillc. Lexington. and
Concord, between Danyille and Charlotte. and AID
stations between Richmond and Danyille, connect
ing at kevsyille Jor all points on Richmond ana
Meckleuburg railroad: at Sutheriin's MN Milton
and Sutherhn Narrow Gauge railroad fot Nil
ton At Greensboro for all point on salon Br1nrl
and North Carolina division: AZ Charlotte viii,
Charlotte, CeiumLls az d Augusta railroad ~,
Columbia hugn.t', Savannah, aud Florida points.
with Atlanta and Charlotte division for ttI,nt,
and all points south and Southwest
Trains from The south arrive at Richmond Al
f:0S Z. NJ. 7:4l A. NJ, and IIfU 4. "
RON AIR fBASSEAEED
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BY +. Il. Cook. Auctioneer.
"a Ninth street.

BY +. L. Cook. Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.
ARGE SALE OF ENGLISH PORCE-
II LAIN MD CHINAWARE. VASES, CO.
LOGNES' BisQUEiPLATED-WAR Aeon
SATURDAY, ODD INSTANT.
az 10 O'Clock. will sell ! large assortment of
ENGLISH PORCELAIN and CHINA DINNER.
and TEA-SETS. CUPS and SATCERS,
DISHES, TOILtT-SETs Complete, SC.
line Of superior VASES. COLONIES DOLLS,
l)EshS, WORk-BOXES. BISQUE FIGURES,
90 LETS. MINES, CHAMPAGNES.
GLASS BOWLS, PLATED CASTORS.
Knives, FORKS. SPOONS. and variety Of
FANCY GOODS suitable for Christmas present :
Ladles particularly invited. a this is the fresh
est and most varied assortment offered this season.
ne ~ T.. Il. coon. AucfiOucer
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WEST VIRGINIA DEFERRED GER
TIFICATES.

THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY, of New York, win receive on deposit and
issue It's negotiable receipts therefor, without
cost. until FEBRUARY lsr, the certificates of
those who wish TO participate In the movement
TO adjust the deb; represented by said seeuri-
ties. X. G. ROLsTON,
dc l2-dlm&wIm President.