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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11

Al ~ 000ono9D 40ooo46
l.or,Asilts. Dscembe1 Sat o'cloek 1ast
ev,aiue. notwithstanding tlle adverss wsatAes,
the severnl nrssbyterian sonGregations q this
city aesemblOdf IN tho Second PreaDy te1mn
Church TO take action In behalf OF the Aen-
lucky Board Of Aid for Southern Passop.
The Chair antroduced the services by singing
"GIory 70 God IN the Highest on Earth,
Peace and Good WIN 70 Men," Rev John
Young then offered prayer, and stated The OBJ
iect Of the ,peeting, and upon calling for IN
organizations appropriate 70 the occasion. the
following officers were elected, viz Hamilton
Pope, President; General J. T. Boyle, Hon.
p. b. Muir and Hon. w. r. Barrett, Vice.
Presidents, and Rev. r. Morrow, Secretary.
After the congregation had united In singing,
stirring addresses were delivered by Rev. ].
u. Mckee. Rev. John G. Young, city pastors
Hamilton Pope, General Boyle, Hon. w. 7.
Barrett and others.
Letters were read from Rev. e. p. Hum
phrey, d. D., and Rev. r. q. Drank, heartily
endorsing the Board and expressing an earnest
desire to promote its success by active co-ope-
ration. An appeal was now made to the audi
ence tn demonstrate their earnestness In this
cause. which was responded to In spirited
manner. resulting In a few minutes contri6n-
tons to the amount of a, 900. This was highly
gratifying, as the work has but fairly COM
1nenced, and testifles that the hearts OF this
people are truly IN the work OF relieving the
destitution Of their brethren from all quarters
of the State. Reports come to the Board that
the Presby terians are fully awakened to the
Importance OF immediate action. and liberal
support Is confidently hoped for. The Board
have perfected all the arrangements necessary
to effect prompt distribution Of the funds to
It's hands.
After singing the doxology,
"Praise God from whom all blessings 6ow,'
the congregation dispersed. while the choir
sang "Haydn's Hallelujahs to the God of
Israeli
Thus closed one of the most harmonious and
interesting occasions in the history ofthe Pres
byterians in this city.
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NAroR's CorRr.--MayOr Saunders held his
Court on Saturday morning at IL O'Clock,
when the following cases were brought 70 mis-
notice:
Isabella Ould. charged with shooting r. H.
Meade with intent to kill This affair &C.
curred some three months ago, at n drinking
saloon kept by the parties on Franklin street,
and was caused by jealousy. Meade was Sc
tfrelyTecovered. Mrs. Ould appeared In Court
quite fashionably attired, wearing Jannty
hat, with any quantity Of beads, bngl.s and
lace. Severnl witnesses were called for the
Commonwealth, but the only ones who re.
sponded were n. H. Meade, Edwin Tyler and
Dr. white. None Of the witnesses for the de-
fence were present. Mp. Marmaduke johnson,
counsel for Mrs. Guild, stated that they had
not had SUFFICIENT time to summon their wit
nesses, whose presence was necessary In order
therefore asked continuance OF the case. To
this proposition the Mayor assenteti. and post
poned the hearing until Thursday next. Mrs.
Ould was admitted 70 bail In the sum Of u 600,
with William J. Brown and ID. d. Farquhar
as snreties. and the witnesses ior the Coinmen-
John +. West was charged with buying
thirty-two law books, knowing the same TO
have barn stolen. J. l.. G. banner, the only
witness In tho case, was called, but iai!ed 10
end the tnc
hail In the sam Of three hundred dollars, with
csephen Mason % surety.
u. ID. Mott was charged with stealing
wAtcn, valued at twenty dollhrs, from MAI
enau Ans. The accused was formerly an
IN this city. Mr. Ames testiAsd thnt, shout
me nrst Of last month, he bat Mott have the
Watch Tor the purpose Of selling It. thDt two
Cr tnfeo DAYS afterwards, noticing thar Mott
old NOT heye the watch, he questioned him,
ana 49, - thet - had sold II. 4 gentle-
r. ~
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sSy an -. = a1 Az; Ae'a 1890 gew,s,n y,
wottls pooeed booWeoa them. 6 Mott Ind rr-
rsascly rtomined 70 get. ihe money or Wit
49,, ~ lAA never done 70. CThe witee.e
wa cross exaWintt ~ Nett, who conducted
nls own defeht bst nothing Of impof taner
xss sltslss4l nr: R.chArtipcr testifieti TO the
sect tAat the watch wNs pcwnea 10 HIM By
eotEns security for clniln he held again Il
Rim aleo, that none Of the parties concerned
attffbuted ANY dishcnorable motive to the nc
eased at the time Of the transaction. The
Mayor. after hearing this statement, concluded
to dismiss the cdae. -eetse
q. +. Delarue was charged with creating a
tltstNrbNstce on one Of the streets OF the city
Policeman John Hornn testified to the facts h,
the case. M he understood them, and stated
that while he was endeav oring to keep Della
rue quiet, about o. clock In the morning the
latter called him 4 ti-1d Yankee something not
mentionable to ears polite. J. A. Owens, n
witness Tor the defence, testified that Dclaruc
did not make q dfstur bance, nor use the phras So
attributed TO him by the policeman. Never
ytheless the Mayor required security In the
sum Of three hundred dollars for his good be-
havior for twelve months.
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~
Sun rises .......... 10 Moon rises (morn). ~ s.
sun sets. II High water. III o:
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcBAsBRs and 10. 1895
ARRIVED.
steamer State Of MARYLAND Trsvsys Baltimore
~s'sh'o
scho"ners IN tow.
Steamer triumph, Skinner. City Point. schooners
Steamer City OF Richmond, Stranahan Norfolk.
United States mail merchandise and passengers,
Schooner +. K. skinner, Everett, Baltimore, lum-
her, James Gum Son and Richmond and Peters
' sehnansr Sarah P"rys. Jones, New York. hay
Schooner, 7Etna, Owens, White Point. sand, @. 4
steamer General S. Van vliet. Jones, Chicka-
heMny rvsr ran % ,HM civ F pont senoouerx
in tow, w. II. Finn.
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, United
States mail merchandise and passengers, Haskins
ste.@er Petersburg. Trsvsr;, Bslt 11, mer-
ch Ssaer and S't
steamer Brandt, Phillips: City Point schooners
steamer !. ludlow, Nelson. City Point 'ehoon'
e ss In sSw M M sf Ta Hail. Mobile engines.
coal and tobacco, West, Beardsley Il Co.
Schooner Mary l.rh,n City Point to load with
Steamer Rilie Knight. Graham. Baltimore. mef-
cha ndise and passengers, Christian, Lea 60.
Steamer Ironsides, Vandevere, Fortress Monroe
Government orders. -
Schooner Kate Wentwo rtl, Adams Fortress Mon.
roc, Government orders.
MBxoRAHDA.
Schooner Specia, coal loaded, of White Shoals
one sohoonay, hay loaded, and one schooner. grain
loaded, of Point OF Shoals; two hay-loadet
schOpnsrs at Hog Island ashore, all bound up the
by Pilot Decker. of the steamer
City of Richmond. -
XoKrOLK, December 7.-Arrived, steamer n
Martin Livingston, Richmond steamer City O
Richmond, Stranahan, Richmond.
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YrrrrpAL WAREHOUSE

A GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
IA No. II MAIN STREET. purchase and
manufacture. We haye nov. and shsll keep Con
We caii attention - tho following goods partieu.
larry! ave hundred OR lND6TONGA from eighty
CUT NAILS fen; PENNY e :ixty. penny: z%efy II.
fsss: vttcAHixsp hybssR .i ssf!isc sss .
twelve Inch vfRKfCH1D LRATHkR nkII!MGa
sxs sxslvs nih fsreR ST4 .,s.s ~.
inch Flows and PLOW CAeTIMO0, q greae
ssc.tslZ glasksSts4. enASSHMrSi 1Tc lasin!Snssn
s: q: WOOD 4vssIse la9Ti 6 SGif|2lHG ) co,
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TEI,EGnAPf11C NEWS.
~ Csnssisseasna, Ansnauosns.

~ Co00Heo8o00S ADe0o0oS
WAsniraros, December Io.-OAc1al infornna-
NON has been received 1t the STATE Department
Of the rasiacataon a the slnssey amendment
Of the Consultation BY Illinois. Rhode Island,
Michigan, Massachusetts,. Ohio, Missouri,
Maine, Pennsy9vania, wisconsin, Nevada,
Minnesota, Kansas. New York, Connecticut.
West Virginia, New Hampshire, Maryhnd,
Vermont, 1.ouisiana, Arkunsas. Tennessee,
South Carolina and Virginia. making twenty
three States.
Telegraphic information has been received
of the adoption of the amendment BY North
Carolina. Georgia and Alabama.
No information Of any kind has been received
Of the adoption or RI ntion Of the amend
ment BY Indiana, LOW, California, Oregon.
Florida, Mississippi or Texas.
Onlcial information of Its rejection by Ken
tucky, Delaware and New Jersey has been re-
ceived.
Immediately after the passage OF the resolu-
ton BY Congress, an attested copy OF the
amendment was forwarded BY the Secretary of
State to the Governors Of each State, and some
time since the Secretary also sent a circular to
the Governors, reminding them Of the duty
imposed upon him BY the act Of Congress OF
April 18th, to give public notice when the
amendment shall be ratified BY the requisite
number Of States.
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Army Omcers.

SAVANNAH, December l0.-Mator- General
Howard arrived yesterday and left to-day for
Brunswick, Ga.
Brigadier General Salm Salm has been re-
lieved from command at Fort Pulaski. Com
modore Tatnall, of the late Confederate Navy
left for Baltimore yesterday.
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.. $ sPo 70 HorsI, RicHHcsD. Va,
is now receiving BY Steamers and s1p1ess; ; the
HAfs, and Ladies' TURS. The latest styles Of Cen
clemens HATs-the DASHRR. sARAT00A, RH-
MERE and MOLBSKlN SILK. Black Velvet
Ladies' and Misses HATS; Ladies', Misses and
Childrens Furs, Of the latest patterns direct from
the manufacturers. de It'll
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The Fenians.

NBw YoRx, December lO.-John 0. SULLIVAN.
signing himself {" late Centre from Ireland
has sent q card to TIE newspapers stating that
William II. Roberts, now President Of the
Fenian Senate, declared to him that he would
destroy the present organization and snbsti-
tute new one in Its place and others OF the
Senators, whose names are published, asserted
they would tear down the present brother
hood and erect ono suited to themselves. He
saws the Irish recognize o. Mahoney as the
chief head.
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Prom New Orleans,

NRw ORLEANS, December s.-COtton dull
sales to-day $500 bales !; sales for the week,
200 bales. Middlings, JoB5l cents. Sugar de-
TO fully, IL l-20lS cents. MOlasses.
prime to choice, go 2l-2@lo5. Gold, - Ia.
ON New York, l-s0l-4. Discount
freights easy. Cotton TO New York, 7-s6l.
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RALBiaH, N. c., December 9.-The Legisla-
ture Of this State to- day counted the vote re-
Gently cast for Governor: Worth, $3.50 ;
Holden, 25,so9-majority for Worth, $780,
Vance, 1873 Stamper, 81 r. +. Hoke, p.
The Legislature had passed n joint resolh-
ton to inaugurnte Mr.. Worth to-day, but re-
scinded 1t this morning, and passed a resolu-
tion to adjourn ON the 18th instant TO meet ON
tho LIST Of February.
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i Lsgrga1 Poe1fO1BD.--The 1oc11fo which
was nnpounccd BY tho Yoang 1Gsn'1 Chststtan
AssociatiCna 70 have beea dellvsrOd o. 1atnY-
day night BY the Rov. DIR. Dahaey, o. Gene
tustpoAe1l.on account o. the tkclemeAt Wea-
theS until Tonight, NJ DR.. 19OUre's Church.
Tho lecuniary ohject Of tho coureo Of lectures
Of which this n the Introductory, n 70 enable
departments Of benayolence and usefnlness
and to replace Its library and we hope the
enterprise will be literally encouraged BY our
citizens.
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WAsHIxarox, December ,9.-General Banks
and Speaker Colfax have promised to lee
ture before the Negro Suffrage Association.
It Is understood they take strong grounds In
favor Of negro suffrage. Mrs. Swisshelm's new
paper to be started here will advocate negro
suffrage.
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Seizure Of Goods.

PHILADELPHIA, December l0.-The Collector
of Internal Revenue has seized 100000 cigars
and fifty five barrels of whisky. liable to for
fixture for being offered for sale without the
internal revenue tax being paid
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lnaportant Arrests.

WASHINGTON, December l0.-1nformationh has
been received from Savannah that Messrs
G b, Lamar Son were arrested in attempt
ing to bride the Treasury agents who had
charge of the captured cotton.
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OrH OxpHAs AsyLrHs.-The orphan asy-
lnms of Richmond both Protestant and Gath
Ollie, are stated TO be in state Of almost per.
feet restitution, with n very limited supply OF
either fuel, food or clothes. This is doubtless
tha 81 1ss
arc painful to contemplate. II there Is any
wealth in Richmond, 1t cannot take better
direction thaA by bestowing n portion upon
these really benevolent institutions.
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PRovosr CorRr.-LiErrExAxr-Co Coy oxHI Nc
ESrRs PREsIDIxa.--Andrew Fisher, a negro
was arraigued ON Saturday, charged with at
tempting to assault q policeman while in the
dtschargr ofhis duty. Found guilty and sent to
Castle Thunder for thirty days.
Samuel Dickerson, negro, who escaped from
Castle Thunder last Thursday night, having
been re-arrestetl, had one months confinement
added to his former entence.
Michael Farley and Daniel Malonev, Ele-
venth United States Infantry, found in the city
without passes, were sent back to their regi-
ment. @ .--
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On Wednesday, November goth, At Broad Street
Methodist Church, by the Rev. r. i. Price, BEN
JAMIN BATES to Miss NJ. LOU WILkS, both OF
this city,
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NEGno MARRIAaEs.-Under the regulations
of the Freedmen's Bureau, the Office Of the
sFrcedmen's Court Is made the place for negroes
to~apply for marriage licenses. The neces-
sary documents will there be issued by the
clerk Temple Elicit, Esq.
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HoRsEs SroLEx.-On Wednesday evening
last. the stables of Mr.. James Lyons, adjacent
10 his residence, Mt the corner Of Foushee and
Franklin streets, were broken into ana 9. PAR
II valuable horses stolen therefnm. They
were valued by the owner at Ave hundred dol
lars each.
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ArroIxTxRxTs.-The Governor on Saturday
appointed the following notariee public ::
Charles S. Stringfellow for the city of Peters
burg, Thomas IL. Tutwiler for the county of
EluVanna.
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MsrHop1sr SUNDAY ScHodf Uxrox.-Thc
third regular monthly meeting Of the Metho-
dist Sunday School Union was held yesterday
afternoon Mt o'clock, at the Clay Street
Church. For nm hour previous TO the COM
lnencmcnt OF the exercises the members Of
Sunday Schools were constantly arriving. ana
by the tine the meeting opened the body OF
ny looking children. The meeting was other
wise largely attended. Mr.. Asa Snyder pre-
sided, and the proceedings We're opened with
prayer, after which :" The Beautiful Land of
Rest - was sung. The following schools We're
reported present: Broad Street, Centenary,
Trinity. Union Station, Clay Street, Manchcs-
ter, Sidney and Rockets The statistics show
that In eight schools the average attendance
for the past month was eight h,indretl and
fifty. and the number of conversiops during
the same period. forty-two.
The meeting was addressed by the Rev. ia
cob Manning, well known and very pOus
minister of the Virginia Conference, who has
lately been appointed missionary to labor ex-
clusively for the Sabbath school cause in the
city Of Richmond and its suburbs and in Man
chester. This denomination has recently
awakened to q lively sense Of the importance
Of this cause. and is putting forth extraordi-
nary efforts TO push II forward. MIR. Manning,
in his remarks, adterted TO the remarkable
scene before him-thc bright faces and beam
ing eyes of the little boys and girls-as 4 beau
tiful sight. He also spoke OF the Importance
Of the missionary enterprise for which ne had
ont into the highways and byways of the city
to bring in all the children to the Sunday
school bnt he urged the friends Of the schools,
the officers and teachers, not to relax their cf-
forts, but to cooperate with him and labor rs
perseveringly assthey had ever done before for
the good Of the cause.
After the close of MIR. Manning's remarks,
a collection was taken up TO aid the cause,
and twenty life members were made by the
payment of ten dollars each-making a total
of two hundred dollars.
The meeting was also addressed by the Rev.
John T.. Edwards, who urged the mcln',crr OF
the Union to perseverinG efforts to push for
ward the cause. He congratulated the associ
alton that they had good President, Il good
missionary and such liberal friends. Abiding
to the statistics presented, he said the forty
two conversions reported for the month
among the scholars was an interesting fact
and he earnestly hoped that during the com
ing year God would more abundantly than
ever bleAs the schools.
The exercises were interspersed with the
singing Of beautiful hymns, conduotedb by the
Sabbath School of Clay Street Church, and
performed in a very creditable manner.
The interest of the meeting was kept up untI
4 late hour in the afternoon, when the children
and their friends dispersed with 4 feeling OF
renewed attachment to the cause. Much good,
we are assured, will result from the workings
of the Methodist Sunday School Union
The next meeting will be held on the second
Sunday IN January, at half past two o'clock
In the afternoon, with the Manchester Sabbath
School.
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HoRsg SrEALIxa.--George Trip, a negro
was nrraigned before the Provost Judge on
Saturday, charged with stealing two horses,
each valued Mt forty dollars. He plead guilty,
and was sentenced to confinement In the peni
tertiary ut hard labor for term Of three
years.
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GRAND LARcHyY.-Robert Peasants, VIII
liam Taylor and Charles Thomas, negroes,
were tried in the Provost Court on Saturday
on the charge Of stealing cow and calf from
IT, A. Fields. Judge McEntee found them all
guilty Of grand larceny, and sentenced each to
two years imprisonment ut hard labor In the
Virginia penitentiary.
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GEORGE I. HERRING q CO.,
" DRALERS IN GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, &c.,
have In store and for sale
100 barrels RECTIFI1D WHISKY,
- barrels RYR WHISKY,
IS barrels Old Kentucky BOURBON WHISKY,
80 cases and baskets Ane CnA1PA0lA
HOLLAND GIN,
OLD JAMAICA RUN,
50 kegs and tabs prime BUT1RR
100 boxes cutting and B. D. CHHEeE,
50 barrels Gut Loaf and Crushed SUGAR,
80 barrels Son, Crushed and C0lIk1 SUGAR.
50 bags LAGUAYRA and JAVA COFvkE,
Is boxes ADAMANTIND and TALlOW CAN
DLRS.
70 boxes Colgate's and Babbett's SOAP.
.GKORGR !. HERRING, >.
C. D. CHALK,
del l-e PRANK W. CHAMBBRLAYNE.
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DROwSBn.-On "Wednesday night last, a SOL
der named John Clemment, who had just been
released from military prison in Richmond,
where he had been confined on q charge of de-
sertion. fell overheard from the steamer Die
tator, on her trip from Norfolk to Baltimore,
and was drowned. He belonged to the First
New York Mounted Rifles, and hailed from
Poughkeepsie, in that State.
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A CoxrRAsr.-While on Saturday the wea-
ther was rs disagreeable and Indictment As the
most confirmed misanthrope could have de-
sired, yesterday 1t was pleasant enough to
satisfy any ardent lover Of sunny skies and
balmy atmosphere. It was, in fact, much
more like April than December. while on the
previous day the rain and sleet rendered the
outside world dismal and cherries.
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To-Day the Hastings Court of the city Of
Richmond holds a session at the City Hall.
Among the first cases to occupy Its attention
win doubtless be that Of Mrs. Kirby, who
was recently sent on for examination on the
charge of killing her husband, Robert F. Kirby,
on the 2lst OF November. The accused, 1t is
known, has given decided indications OF men,
tai arrangement.
The CITY Council will hold its regular
monthly meeting this afternoon Mt the Coun-
Gil Chamber.
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Snow Storm

PHILADsLrHIA, December ., r. MA
heavy snow storm prevailing.
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MARRIEn

VIZ RETURN thanks to Adams 4 Co.'S Express
for Northern papers Of Saturday afternoon.
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SPofLIxa SKATING PoSD.-On Saturday
last the water was drawn from the pond lying
north of Broad street. Just beyond Trinity
Church. 1t appears that the boys had stopped
up the culvert with the view Of making q good
skating pond, and the water rose to such a
height that it threatened to overflow it's banks.
Accordingly, the county authorities ordered an
abatement Of the nuisance" which was
done, as above stated. boat had to be pro-
cured to approach and break open the culvert.
The bows lament the loss Of their pond, though
they think the suspension - will be only tenn
OOr0rY.
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II EEP YOUR MONEY

KEEP YOUR MONEY
DUNN 4 DIEDL1S ALE,
Manufactured at rRBD!RICKsBuR9, VIRGINIA.
RIBS and HxtE BHRGIIs: elsc: ~ x1oe: Tor
f. q. ;$ wAo VILLAS Has's Sis sdeseseS
R1e G1iS9sp AER DAMXIt LIZ
sicsi1oiss,. q he Siehs::d Ara 6ssv!Il: s:ii:
NsspXY. Dsssn$s. i. $50. :. Il oslcss. !. T..
at the Exchange Hotel.
The books of transfer Win = 10 aiossd On Ssssn.
Der LIST, until after the meeting.
FORM OF PROXY.
undsr'Ens6 DC hereby s sns !" and :esc'ss
e. ?; = e: ss
. sns o. RsSsd b Sd
Richmond. on the 18th day. 81 6essnb.r. 90. o.
n ax .c:s q
misses - fully ~ Il - were present Ind sos'ng
In testimony whereof - have AsssanAo az
fixed - hand this - day Of
CMALL FARM OF TWENTY ACRES
cEks3S.sH!kp 81 TH1 ST ~
"a sne YAH 81 ~ t e ~:
IA ): 4: i
asmall family. For tern, sKsPy t3Srx,Ans.
NJ B. ROBINS, REAL E9TAIE
1sSi: Ss rvs ec,icss;s sp III
a ',aa. q s. i s':. :. ~ :
proved, and sonvenisns either 70 vassr nSvisas''k
o. to r:.'f I"1 ana terms rsasoaabls. can soa
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BANKS AND BANKERS

T1ARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Il OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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ARRRsrs.-The following arrests, among
Others were made by the military police on
Saturday: John Evans, Hanover negro, Tor
stealing meat in the First Market Policeman
Gillbry for assaulting Il negro; Policemen
Burns and Agan for assaulting Policeman Da-
by in quarters Frank Smith, aged thirteen
rock: Edward Jones, negro, for stealing
shirt from Mrs. Coady Louis DessendOrc, Of
the Eleventh United States Infantry. dressed
In citizens clothing, for striking negro
named Alfred Rocks. Twelve prisoners Occu-
pied the cells at the police station house yestcr-
day morning.
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This Bank will RECEIVE DEPOSITS. BUY AND
SILL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THK UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE.
IT'S services are respectfully rendered 10 all
BANKS, BANKERS and OTHERS Tor the transac-
ton Of business.
Especial attention will be given b COLLEC-
TIONS on all available points In the South. and
prompt returns made.
Higlest price paid for Government securities.
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NATHANIEL AUGUST, President.
L. P r. HULBURD, Cashier.