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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-24
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
& COMMISSIONERS SALeOF REAL ESrAI
ANenr Bonsaok's DenOt. Rnanokc county Y

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ONear Bonsaok's Depot, Roanoke County, Va
In pursuance OF the terms of decree OF the cir
cult court OF Rockbridge county. Va, entered OH
the 4th day of September, 1891, in the emit
therein pending between w. G. Clemens and ais
against the executor and executrix of VIM Sell.
dcn deceased, to enforce the payment OF a bal.
nBcc. due by the former purchasers, OF six
with interest thereon, from tho 10th day OF No
vembcr, 1887, subject to n credit OF seven hmm.
dred and forty dollars (S7I0), as OF the 2Sth day
OF November, 1883, ana costs OF suit and ex-
penses or this sale: Will offer for sale on TUES
DAY, MARCH 1ST, 1892, on the premises to the
highest bidder, at public auction, certain
tract OF land, described in the deed fled us lying
anu being In the county OF Roanoke. Virginia,
on both sides OF Glade creek, k. own as the home
tract and late residence or Fleming James de-
ceased, containing In the whole seven hundred
acres. more or less, except one hundred and
twelve acres 0ls), more or less between
the road to ,onsack and Kizcr's mill
and the line or the Norfolk aud West
lands OF Samuel G. Woods. aud on the vert eid,
Df the waters of Glnde creek. the same being n
part OF the home tract ind which part has hccI
odd to VIM. Marshall Cook). The said propcrt,
,as on IL Il valuable residence and ALT needed ont
houses and frnit csniery, and thought by The
owners to contain valuable mineral deposit-
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of tho purchase
nom In cash and The residue upon credit oi
one and iwo .car-. In two equal ipstslimthis
bearing interest from DAY of sale. ard the pm
CHASER to give bonds for deferred payincnta n,
So IS be retained until th- '"-.fer ,-''r- ;ht
court. HENRY Z. BLAIR.
Commissioner.
RooKBRID0B COUNTY, To-wIT:
|, Jonu Z. Douuc, cerk ot tae Iircuit Court OF
Hoekbridge county. Ia the state o Virginia. DO
hereby certify that Henry T. blair, :hc com mis-,
-ioner appointed b.; DEERE In the Ahove.named
canse OF September I. 1871, 20 make sai- Of the
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY vIKrUE OF A
Il deed OF trust, dated the 21th day OF August
ISo. and on record in the clerks Office OF the
iiustings Court. for the city OF Roanoke Va In
deed book No. 81, page l5T.. In which deed VIM.
r. Hmm conveyed to the undersigned certain real
estate in the city ~ Roanoke, va, therein de.
scribcd. IN trust to secure TO the belmont Land
company the payment OF the sum OF 300 with
interest, as evidenced by two negotiable nutes of
S2W each, hs therein set ont. and whereas by the
terms OF said deed the trustee was authorized In
case OF default In the payment of said notes, TO
cell the property therein conveyed; and, whereas
q, IL iaut has heen made in the payment OF one OF
said notes, and having hccn requested 20 to do h,
The said Belmont Land Company, viii on SAT-.
CRDAt, MARCH s, tNra. AT 12A p. a.. In
front of the courthouse door, in the city of Roam
oke, proceed to sell ut public auciion to the high
cst bidder the property conveyed in said deed.
to.wit:
That ceitain lot or parcel OF land in the city o,
koanoke, Va. and known a. lots und :, See 81
a. shown by the mapor the propcrtS OF I.elmont
Land Company on file At The Office or the clerk OF
nc l.instings Court, OF the city uf noauos,
'ERMS-Cash enough Ia pny ,hc past dine
note ana Interest. being about $2lp sud the cost
OF executing the trurt; Sa0l ,,ay.be August
lS2 with interest from hlgdst. is,0 B.Iantt
any.pnyaoe in one or two Years II om da, of sai
wlth interest. = w JANISoE
A''''"'- Trustee.
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ai6tds

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE
I'cutcd to me by Mrs. L. t. fonc-, bearin. date
on the I'D day OF July, lsm, and recorded In the
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court az the CITY of
Roai okc. Va decd book %, page to, In order tn
secure to George Z. MOomaw and " III
Mo0maw the unpaid purchase mo, cy upon the
property hereinafter described, evidenced liz The
Two Interest bearing negotiable notes OF tho said
change Bank OF Roanoke. Va IN ''r fonr s nM
eighteen smonths from thci 2:h day OF july. ,Sm
20 the aforesaid George &. Moomaw in sums
respectively or $%J65j aud $ir'I,, aun defami,
having been made in the payment OF the la.r
above mentioned note with i'm erc.t thereoI
accrued, Will, at the request OF the bcuciciar,cs
NJ aforesaid cell at public auction To- the hirhc.,
oiuner' IN 'front.' or tho courthouse door In Tho
ciiy OF Roanoke, ON TUESDAY, THE lOTIi DAY
OF MARCH, $50. a = u'C .,Ck T. st. tnc
following described properly, "a VIII:
Lots and D block ~ rs shown NV the man OF
the property OF the West End Land Company
on e in the clerks Office of The Hastings Cont
or Roauokc, Va. ''''
lERMS: Cash AZ to 30 much a. l. sufficient In
pay OF the above mentioned note with Interest
10 day OF sale, including = trustees commission
or per cent. and costs incident aud hoin,iuu
10 this case, together with fees aud cost OF exc
cu'ing the trust IL then unpaid; balancc, 1. any
payable with interest IN one and two ,esr.
payments hSing evidenced by two nrsoiIahll
no'es OF equal amount and zee .isd hy A irre
OF trust u. G. hooNAW
teu''a. Trustee
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Mrs. IL. Il. Mailman.

No. LINN street, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
under date of June 10, writes the fol-
lowing: Kenyon Il Thomas, Sirs: I
was confined to my bed four months
with inflammation OF the right ovary,
had good physician and tried almost
everything, but got very little help
until tried your DR., uale's Household
Ointment about four months ago. 1t
has done wonders for me. l can do
quite good days work. have every
reason to blieve that it will cure me. /
am also using your DR.. Hale's House
hold Tea with good results. Sincerely
yours, Mrs. Fl. Z Wellman. This
great medicine is for sale at Massie e
Martins drug store, corner Commerce
street and Salem avenue.
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MISS ETHEL INGALLS,.
Tho Talorseed Daughter OF tho F.
Senator from Kansas.
sho VIII unqucssionably win Fame and
fortune by Her Literary Productions
Vhnt she Looks Like and
How She Dresses

lion. John James Ingalls, is too we'll
known to the American public TO re-
qulrc an introduction; nor is the fame
Oh The learned statesman and orator
confined to his own country.
The daughter of so brilliant a man
must necessarily be of interest to all.
put, says the Ladies' Home Journal, not
alone for her fathers attainmcnts is
the name of Miss Ethel Ingalls, SO de-
scrvedly prominent. since She has won
Tor herself claim to fame
Miss Ingalls, is the third of eleven
children, seven of whom are living, and
is the eldest of four girls. She is a true
Kansas girl, having been born in
Atchison, Kan, on the very bluffs of
the muddy Missouri" and she is rs
proud of her native state as it is of her.
In the picturesque old homestead, which
was destroyed by fire in 1888, she be-
gan her life under the direction of the
wisest of mothers.
At the age Of six Miss ingalls, was
sent to the convent of st. Scholastica,
conducted by the Bcnedictinc nuns in
Atchison, where she received instruc-
ton in needle work. The plump, gold
en-haircd child, with sweet brown eyes
and lovely head earnestly bent over the
work directed by the calm-faccd nun,
must, indeed, have formed n beautiful
picture. Her faithful guardian in her
journeys to and from school was an old
colorcd man who had been in the en-
ploy OF the family for many years, and
who died some time ago at the home
stead. Entering afterward us q tiay
pupil-though at times she boarded
during the familys absence in Washing
ton = Miss ingalls, remained at st.
Scholastica's until her fourteenth yeay,
leading the happicst of lives, ana carry
ing away with her many fond memo
rics.
After leaving st. Scholastica's, Miss
Ingalls, went to the Visitation convent,
in st. Louis, which is her mothers
Alma Mater" and where she spent
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'ERUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
cstate.-Dy virtue OF deed OF trust dated
the 9TH day Of Octob r, 1871 from f. B Ludwig
and wife to myself to sccurc TO JAS. ). Simmons
the payment OF 81 ,00000 with interest from the
9th day Of juno, 1916, and default having oc
Cured in the payment of said sum as provided IL
sad deed of trust, and at The request of the said
Jas. 5. Simmons. WILL on SAL RDAY TIE
2TIli DAY OF FEBRUARY ,is02, AT12O'CLOUK.
In front OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roam
oke, Va, sell al public auction. to tho highes,
bidder. all that certain oarcr OF land in said deed
OF trust conveyed, described as follows:
Beginning at Joint north side OF Boulc
ward $50 feet west OF Z street, thence with Boule
yard N. 1i' l0' E. 10 feet to point, thence n
10 gu, +. $50 feet to An aliey, thence with said
alley ). TAP TO- e. 30 feet to point thence S. I5e
oO w: $50 feet TO place OF Observation-Disclosures
with the valuable dwelling house thereon
IEkMS: Cash ne To enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay said note and
interest y his sale is subject to two prior ceds
or trust, the first in favor OF thn Iron Belt Build.
ing and loaI Association, 10 secure payment of
monthly installments on 90 aharcs OF stock
amounting TO $500 per month, six Install
mcnts now being arrears; the second in favor of
>. W. Jamison, to secure payment of $1,000
with interest from the 9th DIV OF June. 1880
AS to any excess OF purchase price If, any. the
same TO be payable in two equal annual install
ments from day OF sale with interest
TIIOS. W. MILLER,
IanlS-tos Trustee
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THuSTEE'> SA.E-BY VIRTUE OF A
dccn or trust dated the 9TH day or August
1870, ana OF record 'n the clerks Office OF th,
nustins- Cont 10. the city OF Roanoke, In dcrG
nooS 30 ~. page lo', III which dccr Chatlc- II
Jones, Dr., conveyed To the nndc' signed certain
real estate i'll The cry or Roanoke Va therein
described IL trust To secure 10 Belmont Ian
Solhp'hy me payment al the sum OF Sl,iol. witt
intcrc I, IA {, lcnccd Ivy two ncyoticb bic notes az
ST" cach az therein sol out and whereas, nv tn,
terms oi said deed the trustee was authorized IL
sell The property therein conveyed, and wnereu-
d' fault has hen made ia tho payment OF fir %.
raid notes, and HAVING been requested so To do y,
thN aid Bclu ont Land Compare. | Will OF
NaItEDAl MtiCn 5rn. iSa. Ar u
o'ti o''k VI IN 'front.' OF thv courthouse IN the
cii} ~ forn"kc. Va. prrceef t. eel Al pnfl!f
auction. 20 tie highest hiGScr. the property c "a
'e.sl a. sai- trta. 20 VS.. Tut certain 70, ..
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two profitable and happy years, maxi
ing many warm friends. On account of
its proximity to Washington, where the
family remained during the winter, she
was next sent TO the Visitation convent
at Georgetown, and here her education
was completed, graduating in 1887, ut
the age of eighteen. with great honor.
She was the salutatorian of her class.
and delivered upon the occasion an or
iginal poem showing undoubtcd talent
Her life at Georgetown formed one of
the happiest periods of her life. Nuns
and pupils were alike her friends.
The following winter she made her
debut in Washington with well-de-
served cclat, for fairer rosebud than
the beautiful Miss Ingalls," none could
wish to see. Of her Washington career
so much has been written in the past
that but little is left for me. She avoid
ed, from principle, large public balls
but graced many select and private
dances and dinners, while afternoon
teas were not considered quite success
full unless Miss Ingalls, assisted"
1t was during this winter that her
public literary career really began,
with those clever, sparkling letters to
the newspapers, though she had been
writing since the age of twelve, at
which time dainty little poem on her
sister Muricl's birthday gave evidence
OF remarkable talent in a child Of twelve
years Not the least of her productions
is her Journal" which she has kept
since her tenth year, though the only
volumes remaining are those of the last
four years. the others being DESTROYED
in the fire Of the Ingalls, homestead.
No photograph can do Miss Ingalls,
justice. for it is to her exquisite color
ing that much of her beauty is due She
is tall, well proportional and erect,
with fine figure, and small, beautifully
shaped hands and feet But perhaps
her chief beauty is her glorious golden
brown hair, which curls naturally and
waves around her forehead in shining
ringlets. tits worn quantity parted and
drawn low into soft knot Her eyes
are of a warm dark brown and full of
kindness and intelligence, forming de-
lightful contrast to her hair and fair
complexion.
She dresses very simply, but always
bccomingly Pink is her favoritc color,
and its btcomingness is greatly en-
HANGED whm worn with moonstones-
her favoritt gem.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- phnt-by virtue OF n decree OF the corpora
tion court for Roanoke city. entered ON january
10, 1917 IN the chancery Cause therein pending
Fs. the koanokc lie CO., and Others, the under.
siSiicu special CONN ,ssi0ncrs will, ON WEDNES
DAY, FEBRUARY, 81, 1872, at the front door of
thc court ut /? O'Clock y. III. OF that day, proceed
tG Sc to the highest bidder, by public auction.
inc following described property, viz:
BEGINNING at a point on the northwest corner
OF Center street and tho Salem road; thence witt
center street north ~ degrees Is minutes wcs:
~ iect 10 IN alley thence with said alley north
n degrees 70 inmates east iS feet to Salem roa l.
ulcs cast llU feet; thence sOath - degrees east
uulcct To paint; thcncc south degrees west
~ lcct 70 the place or beginning, together with
the buildings thereon and the complete and
Vaiunoic set OF machinery therein, lately used by
the Roanoke Ice Co.. in manufacture OF ice; also
the said Ice company.
TERMS: The purchaser shall assume and
agree to pny on March I, iSii, five thousand dol
iars tSoCoO with per cent. interest, payable
seni-annually, which is the first lien on the said
reNl estate, and IL now secured by decd of trust
thereon, one-thi' d of tho amount OF the purchase
price VIII he required i'll cash and the residue In
TWO equal payments mt six anu twelve months
from day OF salc, with interest, evidenced by
negotiable notes OF the purchaser secured by a
uccu vi trust on the premises
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON,
LUCIEN II. COOKE
ROY Is. SMITH,
January %, 1892. Special Commissioners.
|, s. ) Brooke. clerk of the corporation court
Tor foanokc city, hereby certify that the bond
required by the decree above referred to has been
executed
1872. : = RKOOKE
Jahs3-tus Clerk
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Characteristics of Russian Women.

1t is said hat the peasant women in
Russia are IS ignorant to-day as they
were in the times of Peter the Great,
but girls of ne upper and middle class
receive farbetter education than the
women in AStria and Germany. The
natives of Lille Russia are very beauti-
full, but at tie same time simple and
unaffected. the northern women
there is more onsciousness of the pow
er to charm, I'd better knowledge of
the manner invhich they should cxcr-
else such inAmce. Russians are less
sentimental al moro constant in their
love than Germ and French women,
approaching nre closely to the prac-
teal English 81
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TRUSTEES SALES.

TRuSrEE'S SALE by vIRrUEUF DEED
4 or tr,st executed TO nc by Geo. W. Jet and
liohert >. Wise, dated tho IIh day of january
1870. and recorded III the clerks oilic- OF tic
iiustinss Court OF the City of Roanoke, Va. in
coco BOOK -. page i0S. IN trust to sccurc to n. r.
Niningcr ard " +. R,kcr the payment of the
sum OF Soa5O payable in monthly installmcnts
US evi' cnccd by the ty nine negotiable notes
OF so each Of the said Geo w jet aud Robert
>. Wise, hearing even date with said deed and
aiso to secure 10 the said y. 4. Nin;nper and w
r. Dakcr The p,lmcit ol the sum OF SLl250,
ncing the interest on the above IL entioncd pay
ments, payable soini-annualy, as evidenced by
the ten negotiable notes OF tho said Geo /. Jctt
ana robert ;. Vie, ai:d default having been
made in the payment Of four OF the bovc-mcn e.
toned notes, and hning required so To do by the
bcncnciarics in said cccd | shall sell nj public
auction, to tho highest bidder, al the front dnor
FRIDAY, The 18TH DAY OF MARCH 1872
AT IL NJ, all that certain lot or parcel OF land
situated In said city, bounded and described as
Beginning NJ a point on the north side OF Third
ave, = W. al o-inD feet east o. Park It thence ~
5a5>W W. 100 feet to AN nllcy themes with said alley
y. 81 30 L. 80 feet toa point, thence s. % rs
+. 100 feet to Third ave, W. thence with said
avenue :. ST 35> w. 30 feet to beginning, to-
Eether with the improvements thereon belong
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to pay
costs or sale, including trustees commi ssiuns
and to pay OF three past due notes OF $50 each
ana the ono note OF s50 due March 10th, 1892 also
the ono interest note past due, OF f5I7 the pur-
cnnscr to assume the paymc't OF ;1,G50, evil
denced ny the thirty.thrcc negotiable notes of
$50 each, payable monthly, the first note Guc
April TO- lSl2, and monthly thereafter: the pur.
CHASER CHASER also to assume ,hc payment of $l5750.
being interest on the above mentioned payments,
payable senli-annunlly, follows: 1915, payable
July III, lS.t;; S;aI5 payahl" January 10, 1893;
january 10, 1891; Sla.75, payable July III, 1874.
and s. 20. payable December 10 1871. The resi-.
Due que, II any, payable In one and two years from
trust. G. MARLEY
22i tbs Trustee
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Are Youth Ito

IF not. why not? Why don't you
always keep on hand bottle of DR..
liale's Household Cough Cure to allay
the first irritation caused by sudden
cold? This is tho finest remedy in the
world for every kind of cough. You
feel the good effect of the first dose,
and by thorough using your cough is soon
cured. 25 and soc. bottles. Massie &
Martins drug store, corner Commerce
street and Salem avenue.
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An Oyster Sumner

The Whatsoever Circle" of Kings
Daughters, connected with the bethany
Presbyterian Church, will give an oyster
supper in the frey building, opposite
the postotlice, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. February "a and %, from
to l l o'clock, for the benefit of the
new church. Every effort will be made
to make the evenings pleasant. and it ~
hoped the attendance will be large
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TRUSTEES SALES.

Parcei OF land In the city OF Roanoke Va and
Rnowu as lots II, ~, -, ~ ~ 40 and IL rcciion
%, Us SHOWN by the map OF the property OF Bel
mont Lana company on file at the office OF the
okc. Va. IVA ''' '''S vi hoah-
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the past due
cost OF executing this trust 500 PAYABLE
august iS 9TH, lSe, with interest from August 9TH
reW, oaiance, II any. payable in one aud two
.eaIs from uate OF sale with interest
ieb&tds s W ! ,NJSnN Tr,s,o
Rl VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST EZ
1)cntcd 10 me ny George w Ramsey and n Z;
MACK IN dated February & 1870 and OF record in
an inc cirtHs office OF the Hastings Court OF tho
CITY OF Roanoke, Va, deed book II. plrc Am to
sccurcto : G. Gaillard the paymcnt of the smp, nj
SsGo, Iii wo annual installments. as cvidencrn he
Two Two megotiable notes: one for Si2667 AVID ono
LOT SS'flS. bearing, interest at tho rate nj Il
per cent. per annum from date OF deed and
dctanit having been made In the pavmrnt ~
.ne iast named note OF $Ss}3}, with inter.
iicary, will sell at public anc,;ou '"t e, 'e nc
highest bidder in front OF tho courthonse IN he
Ivy ,s, S5 H ai, Val oN TT DAY, MARCH
OF land, situated in the CITY of RoanoEcp w
ana described AZ follows, to.wit: '"'
p"Slhhing al the southwest corner of Center
" a. anu 'ith street; thence south > degrees
10 minutes west l3O feet TO nm nicv. thenco
n T rs degrees Is inutcs west 100 feet win
",irS 10 iath street; thence north = degrees Il
minutes cast wi h 18th tire, l:ll fec, Ia f,on,a
avcruc; thence with Ccntt avcnuc sou,h .S ~,
frees ~ minutes east 100 feet TO the hcwinnin,,
o. IN Mnown as lots to III inclusive in section ID
TERMS;p PIN q, me naiae Park Land Company.
1873 with interest to date OF sale iprlndin ~
trustees commission and cost OF sale IA ~ ,hso
residue upon such terms as win be made known
on day of sale + IA J'nW- n,'o"h
am requested to state that Mcssrs. RAMSEY
d dnu Machnn nave sold This property aud the ven.
Eli ids ~ l.
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TRusTEE,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEEI

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
OF trust date d the 18th day of August 1870
ana OF record IN the clcrk'' office OF the Hastings
Couit for the city OF Roanoke Va in deed hook
NO. ia, page lSU, in which decd NJ n. and q
Mo9maw convc, ed to Il Q undersigned certain
real estate in the city uf Roanoke Va, therein
described, in trns To secure To Belmont Land
Company the pay ncnt OF the sum of $SOA, with
interest ns eyide, ced by two negotiable notes OF
SioO each as therein set ont, ana whereas by the
terms OF said dccu the trustee was anti oriZed in
case OF default in the payment OF one OF said
notes, to sell tho property therein convey Ell; and
whereas default HAS bcen made in the payment
OF one of snd notes; and having been rogue, ted
so to do by the said Belmont Land Company
VIII: ON SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1879 All 13:i5
v NJ. ir front OF the courthou c in the CITY Of
Roanoke W :, proceed 10 sell at public auction
said deed. to wit:
- That certain lot or parcel of land in the city of
Roanoke Va and known "A lots III, Is, :p6 al d IL
section II, NJ shown by the map OF the property
or De mont Land Company on file ut the onlccof
me clerk OF the Hastings Court of the tity,
Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash enough to pay tho past du. note
and interest, hcing about $ISs and the costs OF
executing this trnst; 500 payabl, Angus Is
1872, with interest from August Is 1870: balance
II any, payable in one and two years from day of
salt with interest. GEO e MOOMAW
ids Trustcn
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OR DO you tremble and feel that you are
breaking: that your nervous system is
giving way? If you have weak nervous
system the very best thing you can do
is to begin to-day using DR. Hales
Household Tea. 1t is the finest Nerve
Tonic known and will restore you to
health and vigor. Don't delay Get n
free sample to-day at Massie & Mar
tins drug store, corner Commerce street
and Salem avenue.
PAsTEI.s, crayon and drawing mate
rails. Fox &c Christian, 105 Commerce.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
change quiet and easier at 4S6LO4s9.
Commercial bills, 4sfsl@4S7H. Money
easy at 1%@2, closing offered at ,.
Sub-treasnry balances-gold, Sl13ss7.-
600; currency, SlS,545, 900. Govern
ment bonds dull and hoavy-4s, ZIG.
State bonds dull and steady.
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Rl NlniUE or a utEDot TRUST, EAE.
- cuted to me by j. NJ. Mnupi,l, dated June
18th. 1874 aud II record In the clsrk'- orir. -,
the,dnsting- Court OF the citN OF Roanoke. Va
In dee hook =, rage -. in irr-i cure To Is
;. Ncno and NJ" Wchn the psS meni Of IN,
sun %; 72.3i. a. ryiaenrcd nv INC iwo esrtnfr
ne-or 4oie rotes iAerciE meuii. ned. " sscas de-