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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-19
A~LLENsvILLE DOTS.

House and Land solG-Serious Accident Avertsd-
Row at 1ittls Georgetown.
Nh. Edward Tabler, Of Welltown,
made us a flying visit last Sunday.
Mr.. Frank and Miss Josie Payne
paid a visit to their uncle, Dan Elem
ing, who liveslnear Falling Waters,
last Sunday.
Though the snow is Of little depth
and the roads bare in spots yet the
sleigh bells have been making merry
music all week.
County Superintendent Keesecker is
making his professional visit to the
schools now. He visited Good Hope
and Columbus schools Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie McCrum and children,
Of ILLINOIS, who were visiting in this
neighborhood, have gone to visit her
father, Mr., Tice Ambrose, Of Morgan
county.
Someof the citizens Of Little George
town were on the war path last week.
Results: Several knock downs and
some bad blood split. All rs again
quiet on the Potomac.
What might have been a bad acci-
dent was prevented by the thick sole
of a boot. While cutting wood Mr..
John Eversole's AK glanced and struck
his foot. The boot wasSbadly cut but
his foot was saved from serious dam
age by the thick sole of the boot.
The house and part Of the land
bought Of Thomas OLeary's heirs by
VIM. Wright a few weeks ago, has
been sold by Mr.. Wright to Mr.. John
Everhart for Sl75. Mr.. Everhart
formerly lived near Jones Springs.
We welcome such a good citizen to
our community.
BEN-JAMN.
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How4HQAME ABOUT.
Incidents IT tho Contest That Led Up 10 tic Pima
Happy Termination.

H4 HHHHA &4HWaHu
Incidents IT tho Contest That Led up 10 the Pima
Happy Termination.
Assuming that the Senatorial prob
lem is happily solved by the nomina-
ton Tuesday night Of the two strongest
the candidates, d discussion Of means
BY which that end was reached may
not be embarrassing.
On Monday afternoon the activity Of
partisans Of Mr.. Camden and Senator
Faulkner gave rise to rumors that an
important deal was about to DO COM
summated. Both sides held conferen-
ces in the evening, and the compiled.
tons would have been fully and salts
factorily adjusted that night, but for
the candidacy Of Mr.. Chiffon, which
was the disturbing factor. Mr.. Chiffon
declined to withdraw from the race,
but Tuesday another conference was
held By that gentleman, Mr.. Camden
and Mr.. Faulkner. The situation was
fully discussed and Mr.. Chiffon CON
scented to withdraw his name Thon
the Camden people withdrew I'LL OBJ
lection to holding the caucus Tuesday
night. Col. McGraw stated to o cor
respondent that the reasons for the
compromise on the part Of Mr.. Camden
were the prevailing sentiment among
the people Of h estate that Mr.. Faulks
ner was as much q candidate in the
late election as Grover Cleveland, and
that Mr.. Camden could with better
grace accept the unexpired term than
Mr.. Faulkner. The Camden people
claimed to have a majority ofmembers
with them, and showed a list Of thirty
two men who were pledged TO vote for
Mr.. Camden. Mr.. Camden called up
on Senator Faulkner, and told that
gentleman that he should be reelected
as a matter Of right and announced his
withdrawal from tho race for the full
term. There was no proposition made
BY which the Faulkner support was to
60 to Mr.. Camden for the unexpired
term in return for votes for Faulkner,
but it was implicitly understood. Mr..
Camden asked no promises from Sena-
tor Faulkner.
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

Happenings Of Interest Briefly Paragraphed fo
Busy "WOrldn Readers.
Those who marry in haste now re-
pent in Dakota.
Ignorance Of the law excuses no mar
mot even an attorney;
Coasting IS splendid, and all the
available hills around town are alive
with happy boys and girls who brave
the severest Of weather in the enjoy
ment of their favorite sport.
The thing to do IN the spring il you
are a millionaire and can afford a yacht
is 70 visit the island where Columbus
is supposed to have landed. We have
not as yet, finally determined whether
to do 50 or not.
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n BIa SALE !.

Intending to 60 ont Of business / viii
from this date commence to sell out my
entire stock Of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,
Hats and Caps, regardless Of cost.
The merits Of these shoes have been
well tested. For the past 10 years they
have given entire satisfaction. / re.
turn thanks for past favors and invite
ali to come to this sale and receive the
benefit Of special bargains. | have a
nice line Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
fine hand sewed shoes, and invite ear
y and repeated visits. These goods
must be sold out As soon a. possible.
Respectfully yours, John Lyons 4 ca.
Martinsburg.
1-I7.2wk.
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KRs IrnCHs THEATRE scnEnE.
shs ssys ~ PrsIsss Il - Y,a wAsny ALaaas

She ceys ~ fv'cct 4 ~ Att NaeAy A1and1a
81.
Among those who arrived in this
city last Saturday night was Mrs. New
ton Lynch, Of the Woman's Board Of
Commissioner Of the Worlds Fair.
She viii remain in the city for several.
days looking after matters pertaining
to the work i ithe department.
The readers win recall that it was
Mrs. Lynch, in company with Mrs.
Mary Littleton, Of Tennessee, who was
about to erect q theatre in jackson
Park, wherein they were 70 produce,
on a grand scale, the play Of Colum
bus. According to the recent ruling
of the Board Of Directors no threatres
are to be allowed inside the park.
This almost completely frustrated the
plans Of Mrs. Lynch and the others, as
50 many arrangements and contracts
were pending.
Eyes, said Mrs Lynch, lit was
easy to see how that ruling came
about. Nearly all the directors and
many-of the high officials are stock
holders or interested in Steele Mack
eyes new theatre which is being built
just outside the grounds, and they
thought BY allowing another theatre
inside, it would be disastrous to their
venture. 1t was our intention to erect
a model and perfectly equipped play
house, and to have nothing presented
but that would be pure and elevatihg.
Our contracts were out for printing,
costumesand electricalapparatus when
this rebuff was received. 1t was our
purpose to run a high standard thea
tire, and to represent the dramatic
phase Of the great Worlds Fair, but
the directors by their recent ruling
show that they are not in favor Of the
drama. They have Chinese theatres,
Japanese theatres, Hungarian thea
tres, and almost every kind Of q play
house but American
"Will this ruling aus You to aban-
don the project r. asked the reporter.
"No, we have not wholly given il
up said Mrs. Linch. If we ian secure
a suitable site at reasonable figure,
we may yet erect the theatre. One man
offered us a piece Of ground for three
months for $4,000, but we politely re-
fused this extrayagant fgure.n
Upon what special mission are you
now on n asked the reporter.
III am here more particularly to in
terest the ladies Of the State in the
work now going i. Among other
things / am going to advise that the
women Of the State furnish the parlor
Of the West Virginia building, and let
the various merchants contribute to
the furnishing Of the gentlemen's par
Tor !; also, | would like to see the pro
ducts Of the various literary people,
those who have written books, contri.
butte copies Of the same for the library
either in the Women's Building or in
the State building. - Wheeling Registeh
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Nnteed. 90Am-dAW.
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ONLY FOOD ENOUGH FOR A YEAR.

Ifsupffss were cut Of Surplus Food Would last that
Length Of Time.
The sulphus food supply Of the world
would last, looking at the question
from the purely human point in view,
a little over a year, s~upposing yegeta-
BILE supplies were cut off and domestic
and food animals had to be fed on
stored produced. Men and beast would
exhaust this in about twelve months,
man, Of course, sl~aughtering live stock
for food all the time, and SO decreasing
the consumption Of vegetable produce
by animals. The estimate does not in
clude fishing or hunting, and only APP
plies to civilized communities.
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BIG SALE.

Last November a Medicine known
as Whites Wonder Worker was intro
dueed in Martinsburg, A. N. Gil
bert Il Bro Druggists, u N. Queen
ST. were made sole agent for the sale
Of il and since that time they have sold
$50 bottles. Yon can only get il from
the above firm. No other stores in
the city have it.
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OYSTERS ARE VERY HIaH.

One skrcsd Boat ownsr Gets $4,000 for . oargc
IT the BivaIvss.
Oysters were selling in Baltimore
yesterday from sl.35 10 $3.50 per
bushel along the wharves and the
dealers had buyers in plenty at that
figure. a boat owner whose vessel
came up on Saturday with a good load
on board and who was shrewd enough
TO hold his cargo and to sell at the
highest figure, has realized on the car
go over $500, which is regarded as q
phenomenally big price.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-19

Gentlemen would not use !" Blush Of
Roses if it was q paint Or powder, Of
course not. Il is clear as water, no
sediment to fill the pores Of the skin.
Its mission is to heal, cleanse and puri-
fl the complexion Of every imperfec-
ton, and ~insures every lady and gen
tlemen a clear smooth complexion.
Sold BY a. M. Gilbert & Bro. Price
rs cents per bottle
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SNOW PROVERBS.
And Some Weather Fsik-Iors Suitable p tho Sea

And Some Weather Feik-Iors Suitable 70 thos ea
son.
Under water dearth, under snow
bread. ~ Tuscan prorert. n
For seven days snow is a mother
then it becomes a stepmother, and ther
a scab tnuisance).-Italian
\ Corn wheat is as comfortable under
the snow as IN old man in fur coat.
-Rassiaa.
If the sun falls on the snow, there
will be snow and snow, and yet snow
again. -Rassian.
With good wine, good bread. and
peace at home, if snow does come, let
it ome.-Itdlian.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-19
JUSTICE TRAMMBLL,s COURT.

Jas. Willis and Rose Hill, both col
ored, were arraigned before Squire
Trammcl, yesterday, for lewd and las.
ciyious conduct and given a hearing.
Justice Trammell held them each in
the sum Of $3.50 for their appearance
at court, in default Of which both were
remanded to Jail.
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SOME OF TIL WORKERS.
1e1 Who Wors Advisors and Leaders IN the Paulk-
ner Fight,

1ea Who WoTs Advisors and Leaders in the Paulk-
ner Fight,
0neJof the Charleston dispatches
reads:
A retrospect Of the recent Senatorial
contest in Charleston brings several
names prominently to the front as adj
visors and leaders in Senator Faulkner
fight for domination. Chief among
those IS Hon. Stuart w. Walker, Of
Berkeley county. Nj. Walker was on
the ground when the first shot was
fred and was there to applaud the
doxology, .sThe West Virginia Hills
Of Senator Peck. His superior know
ledge Of men, large acquaintance and
ability in the manipulation Of politics,
had much to do with the result OF Tues
day night. In this connection much is
-also..due to Vim. F Cunningham, Of
Martinsburg, who. though arriving late
on the field, swas closely identified with
the fight for Senator Faulkner. Con-
rad H. Syme, Of Greenbrier, Faulk.
ner's private secretary, was among the
many workers for Faulkner who de-
serve thanks for their consistency and
efficient efforts. An energetic young
Democrat who Mas worked hard for
Senator Faulkner is Jos. ". Gallaher,
Jr., Of Moundsville. John VanBuren,
Of Kanawha. comes in for a great share
o. general congratulations among the
workers.
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OrEHCERs AND pIRECToRs ELEcTED.

rsr he Valley Exchange Eaiidins kssaslasisn q
shis City.
The annual meeting Of the stock,
holders Q ftho Valley Exchange Bull
ing Association was held at the Office
Of NJ. M. M 81. Co. and the following
Officers and beard Of directors were
elected Hon. +. Boyd Faulkner,
President; L. c. Gerling, Vice Prosi-
dent; John s. Mathews, Secretary
Geo. w. Feidt, Treasurer; NJ. I. In.
giles, Attorney.
Directors E. Boyd Faulkner. i.
EC. Gerling, Geo. M. Bowers, p. r. Har-
rison, w. +. Tebo. g. w. Buxton, g.
w. Trimble, w. II. WHEN, G. II.
Wclfes.
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And settled satisfactory 70 tho peo-
pie 81 Martinsburg and surrounding
counties. The vote stands unanimous
in fayorof the Worlds Argand and
the Regulator cook stoves Cappello
Ranges that they are the best in use.
For sale by ]. w. r. Fisher. KingSt.
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A BIa FALL

And only one party hurt and it, was
all his own fault and no one to blame
but himself. j. W. R. Fisher cut the
prices in his secondhand stoves de-
partment, they are so cheap that no
n goes away dissatisfied. J. w. r..
Fisher, King st.
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THE UEPRECEDESTED WEATHER.
-Four Weeks To-day since the Present Cola WAY.
Struck Us,

-Four Weeks To-day Since the Present Cola Wave
Struck Us,
Four weeks ago this morning this
miserable cold wave struck the whole
country and fastened itself with a
leech ike grip that never let 60, and
may continue for days vet. We are
entirely unaccustomed to these old
fashioned, heavy, soul depressing win
tiers that CONCEAL almost the life blood
Of man and animal. What makes il
so bad is its continuance, a few days
of zero weatheris all right, but twenty
eight days Of it is getting monotonoas
and painful. but we presume we need
not fear the cholera while it lasts, and
there is some comfort in that reflection.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-19

This Office is fully equipped and
prepared to turn out sale bills. and
publish sale notices at the very lowest
possible figures. Our materials are
new, and we are prepared TO gnaran-
tee first class work at short notice.
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CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetairs Glove Cleaner, for sale
only by Emmert & Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town,
and warrant all their kid gloves from
81. 90 mn.
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ooLUMBIAN COINS.

Thompson & Tabler, the clothiers,
now have on hand a lot Of Columbian
half dollars which they will furnish to
their friends and patrons at the mark
ct value. They only have a limited
quantity.
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PouRrH ouARTERLY MEETING.

The fourth quarterly meeting Of the
United B hren church will be held
next Sunday, January %, Bishop ].
Dixon, of Pennsylvania, will preach at
IL a. m. and 7 p. M.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-19

Ieebergs sometimes last Tor 200
years.
q Ice that is from one to two inches
thick win sustain the weight Of men.
Il must be eight inches thick % bear
teams with heavy loads.
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PELT 4 BARGAINS.

All this seasons shapes at % and 50e.
The grandest value in new and pretty
Hats ever offered, all u Hat and
Bonnet Frames at reduced prices.
Mrs. r. Al. LYONS.
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Oysters every style; ham and chick.
en- sandwiches, and meals a. all hours
Central Eating House, East Martin
street.
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Try tho Fast Mail Oyster Loaf. Fin
est thing out. a Central Eating House,
East Martin street.
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Kelley Gold Cure.

FOR
DRUNKENNESS. OPIUM. cHLoRAL, co
GAME. NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN, TOBAc-
co AND CIGARETTE HABITS.
The Kelley Institute at Charleston, West viz
ginia, gives the GENUINE. KELLEY RENE.
DIEs-and they are adWfnistered BY Physicians
but who have had 4 thorough course of instrnc
tlon at the parent Institute ~ Dwight.
For full Information. regarding Sanitarium
Treatment and .sIome Treatment send ~
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Charleston, w. va.
a large and finely appointed Sanitarium sup
piled with all modern improvements. Special
accommodation for ladies.
LIZ GAGE PRATT. Sec and Gen. Mgr
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For Eastern n. n, snow, colder Thursday
night brisk high Easterly wind.
For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Pa. \,
J. Delaware and Nd. snow. warbler during the
day colder Thursday evening and high winds
on the coast.
For virginia snow n. L. wind high. on the
coast.
For West Virginia, W. Pa, w. NJ and Ohio
fair except snow in Western New York, colder
winds shriftine to N. w.
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Central Eating House, East Martin
street, open day and night. Frank
Rhodes, proprietor.
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TEMPERATURE At Z O'Clock 4. =, 100.
Maximum-ao.
Minimum-0.
WEEDS Force Calm.
Direction from n. W.
STATE or SKI: Cloudy o
Rain fall
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Observations taken Al
t, Mnrtinsbure every morning
att O'Clock By GEonaE W
- 'As vaxrETEE. the represents
/, :. ! ! ! Z ! ] ! : J J ]. ]. j J J ]: ] !. !. J. ! ! ] J /.
tive Of the United states
weather Bureau. Tn
wonrp viii use the same
Gags as displayed at the
- Court House and the people
aeln o. can come verv near know
sne1s ing what weather to expect
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Notice the improvement in The
WORLD.
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TnE WoRLD Al 10 eents Pc week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
A TLANTlC COAST Linz.

AND PElh.~.. ... PM.
TINE ih.
Commencing II NDkl. I.t Dr..
1880 p. 81, trlins ON ft.ra. a..-
lows:
TRAINS SOlI.IHt..
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z. johnson was
A BOUND Sun.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 4 Tyler, 1.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspntch.I
fAP0RIA August AT q mass-meetlng OF
Democrats held to-day T. L. Turner was elected
delegate TO tho State Convention, aud w. NJ.
Powell alternate.
Mr.. George p. Barham (Judgo l. ID. Yarrell In
tho chain offered the following resolution:
RssOfufd. While do not desire or intend 10 bin1
the delegation from this county. we desire TO ex-
press our hearty eDdOrsation OF the course of
hon. Charles f. OFerrail and TO attempt TO ex-
press our great gratitude for his manly support
OF Democracy and especially OF his nelp to our
own district.
Alter a long discussion. In which Messrs. Bar
han, Reese and othors advocate and Messrs.
ID. X. Taylor, William N. Powell, and others OPP
posed the resolutions, they were Overwhelmingly
carried, hardly a half dozen negative votes
being heard.
Senator l.. d. Yarreli was elected n dele
gate fiom belheid District along with Judge
Barbam, leaving the delegation as follows: ar
rell, Barhan. Fary, aud Turner. who favor
OFerrsll, ami d. X. TAYLOR (delegate) ana VIII
liam Powell (alternate), Tyler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
VIRGlNlA-OAY AT CHICAGO.
Colonel Buford Leaves for the White City
Mr. Tucker Follows.

Colonel A. S. Buford. president of the
Board of World's-Fair Managers of Vir-
giuia. left the city Sunday afternoon for
chicago, where he will preside at the Vir-
ginia-Day ceremonies at the Columbian
Exposition. He will be joined at his des-
tination by Senator Daniel and Governor
Lee.
Rev. Il. ID. Tucker. of Norfolk. who will
iecite an ode of his own composition on
Sirginia-Day. passed through Rich
mond yesterday ca route to Chicago.
Mr Tucker. when first solicited to
compose the ode, declined the honor for the
reason, as be wrote to an intimate friend
here, that he aid not feel that he could do
justice to the occasion. However. that
friend, Colonel Bufori, and Mr.. Glennan
Thursday he agreed TO do NO. The last
hoo on II was written in Richmond yester-
day morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Flax Epidemic IN the Southwest.

BRISTOL, Tenn, August 1T is reliably re-
ported here that the lux has nade ITS appear
ance in Wise, Dickinson, ana Buchanan c0un-
ties. Va, ana the border counties OF Kentucky
In many instance proving fatal In 1850 this
disease ragged IN that section, including Scott
and Lee counties, Va Whole families wero
swept away, and so dreadful did II become that
a member Of the Red-Cross Society was sent 10
Scott county to Investigate the cOniagion. He
returned completely nOnplusscd and 10 THIS day
has gwen no satisfactory explanation as to the
cause of the epidemic. Beginning earlier this
year than It did last, 1t Is feared its rayages VIII
ba moro drpa1ful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

delightful moonlight, 70 Dutch Gap tonight on
tho elegant steamer Pocshontas. The can
them, ana tho Old Dominion SYMPHONY Club,
with flfteen mandoltns and guitars. VIII also
furnish music. The boat viii leave Der wharf NJ
O'Clock sharp, and oaiy 500 hckets WIN 90
cold.
Tue family excursion down the river to-mor-
70 py Richmond Lodge Of odd-Follows VIII be
one of tae most pleasant even's on tho .woek
The Ariel will leave her wharf at - A. NJ, 80
Gown as far a. Ciaromont, and return about
p. VI. Hot dinner and refreshments VIII DO
served az moderate prices. aud prizes VIII DO
awarded 20 tue prc'ttest ana ugliess passengerr.
A limited number OF tickets will be cold at tho
wharf 10 people known 70 tho committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Caucht Under Failing Earth.

RoAEOKE. VA, August 7.-William Parker. a
coloreG laborer, was caught under falling earth
to-day IN the excavation TOR the NorfOlk-ayenuc
sewer, ana when oXtrlcatcd from his perll0uS
position II was found that Va addition 10 other
injuries his LETT thigh had bsen broken.
According to the Assessor returns, Just made
pubic to-day, the value Of personal property IA
this city is s3,O93.07J; real estate, sS,3lS,-
l56-tOtal, Sl1, .23I. The tota! city tax is
Sl4.oO9.GO total State tax, including capita
ton tax OF 3J,49S, S45,0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Distribssios of the Century Bonds TO Be
GIN To-Day.

The Planters National Bank OF Richmond :
Blown, Shipiey 4 Co, Of London, hing the
Central Trust Company. OF New York, and the
Mercantile Trust and DEPOSIT Company, OF Bal
uboro-the repositories under the Virginia debt
fostlemcDt- VIII coinmeace to-day the distrtba-
iton 81 Virginia centuries against the certit cat s
81 deposits they have issued. The Planters
iationsl Bank received the order for distribu-
ton yesterday. Acyioes OF the receipt e. the
re. bonds by Brown, shipiey a TO. wero await
81 Ia order that the delivery might begin stimuli
t1co0uoly IN this country and Ia London.