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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-03

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was milder du-
ring the early part Of the day, with brisk
high westerly winds. In the evening. how
ever, it grew colder, and at midnight the
mercury stood at 200, having fallen 2so since
IL noon.
While the thermometer at the Dispatch
office indicated 200 at midnight, the mer-
curv in more exposed localities in the
neighborhood at that time was a fraction
below 1So. .s}!@ @,,>s-.. - - -
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 ;
9 A. NJ, 80; noon. IS; 2. NJ, =; 8 T.
M., 80; midnight, 20.
,rs Mcan teHHp
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COURT ORDERS.

NOTICE.-IN TIE MATTER OF S. c.
~ TARDY. BANKRCPT-lN BANKRUPTCY.
This matter was This Gay heard upon the report Of
The Register, upon petition or assignee, FOR sale,
free of liens. objections tn rco o! various creditors,
and the answer OF William +. Sims thereto. and
thc Court doIh at this time decline 10 make any de-
cree OF sale whatsoever but. preliminary thrrcto,
dotb appoint A. III. Aiken rs special coHulssl"
u take, upOn special notices mailed 10 all kcowu
creditors and ltenors or their counsel. or DO h anu
upon due publication In newspapers published In
the cities of Richmond, Lynchburg, ana ian'i!e,
10 All The parties concerned, account OF all the
real estate OF the bankruptcies value anu the liens
subssting thereon, whether anterior 10 bInRrnpt'S
ownership or created by him-and shall ascertain
speeia statement OF the amount due general OK IN.
secured creditors: and shall further ascertain ana
report 10 the Court The character and STATE OF any
suits involving the asccr. a1nment and lqudation OF
any OF such liens, that the Court may be enabled
TO Judge Of expedtency OF rentiUg to The courts
in which such suits the ascertatnment ana qui-
da tion OF the claims asserted therein; and do FUR
tber summon before him the trustees In the deeds
scheduled by said bankrupt. with view or report
Ing the txpediency or inexpedleney Of allowing
port his ophion upon all the facts OF the case as 70
The advisab.iity OF the sale by this court. free OK
liens. And further, 1t appearing from exhibits nied
In hfs matter that there TWO suits pendlDg ID tue
Chaucery Court OF Richmond. In which the Dark
rlpt wss party, aud the amount due The crediters
In dispute, such suits may, by leave OF tls Iourl,
proct ed 10 Judgment for the purpose OF txlnc the
amount due and the character OF. or Obligation
liens; aud TO this end William X. Sims, the assignee,
Is hereby directed 10 himself TO be n,deh party
10 said suj, so as 10 protect the Interests or ma
estate and the general creditors nf The oansfupt.
s''''~ ALEXANDER RlyES,
District Judge.
y
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At recent
meeting of the Acme Lyceum the following
officers were elected: j. H. Johnson, presi
dent; W. II. II. James, Jr., and c. Il. Jack
son, vice presidents: George Stephens, Jr.
secretary; Fl. B. Hucless, treasurer; y. '
Norrell, librarian; James Hayes, critic; f
z, Carter, chaplain.
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The s.. G.'s.

]. Editors Dispatch: For number OF years
there has been in existence on Brook ave
nue. secret lodge. We see by your yearly
report that we were omitted. We hope you
may see lit to publish the same for US: We
meet every Monday night at JOG Brook ave-
nue., corner Duyal street. Lodge No. !,
knights Of the S. G.'s JOHN BoWLEs, -
= . 90 - 's1 President
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THE GENERAL AssEMBLY.-Twclve O'Clock
o.day is the time fixed for the reassemblina
of the two houses OF the General Assembly.
Quite q number OF members had arrived
last night, but tile probabilities are that bll-
siness will not be resumed-or commenced
rather-untiI Monday or Tuesday next.
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 3, 1870.
WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, failing, followed by rising
barometer, colder northwest winds, and
snow, followed by clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, cooler
north and west winds, rising barometer,
and clear or clearing weather.
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UNcLAIMED.-Package addressed as fol-
lows remain unclaimed in the Richmond
post-office: j. ". Watson, John Fl. Nc
Donald, Mrs. E. B. Challener, II. w. Bur-
relI or William Booker, Mrs. John Warren,
P. A. Radford, E. b. Z. Woelk, NJ. E. Bar
zig, r. N. Harrison, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Anderson,
Samuel E. Dunham, General r. Ransom,
Whittle 81 Sims
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The ,MOzART.-There was the usual bril-
liant assemblage at the Mozart musicale last
night, and the programme for the evening
was, quite. pleasing in its selections. The
overture ".lRanditten Streiche," by Suppe,
was well, rendered. +, Miss Wyatt sang two
pretty solos-a fondo waltz, "LoYe's JOY"
by Gumpert, and q ballad, Somebody's
Coming" BY, Andrews, She has sweet
soprano: voice, and, was deserYedly ap-
plauded. The duo con certante by DR.. Bart
kowski and Mr.. Reinhardt no doubt was
| good, but there seemed to be something
wrong with the violins; the sudden polar
wave probably chilled them. They lacked
| that usual melodious symphony. 1t could
not possibly be the fault OF Messrs. Bart
kowski and Reinhardt, whose established
reputation in this city defy criticism. This
same polar wave had contrary effect on
the fair sex present. Their reddened checks
and bright eyes had most captivating in.
| fuence over the sterner SEX.
The balance OF the programme comprised
GungPs .Ton Marchen." by the orchestra
Handeps "Largo," arranged for string in
struments, piano, and organ; and tb" fnult
| by the orchestra, q selection by Strauss
which seemed not to have been appreciated
| by large number OF the audience, who
had heard it already too often.
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HUsTINGs COURT GRAND JURY.-The fol-
lowing IS list Of the grand jury forthe Hust,
incs Court for the january term which
commences on Monday: P. Fl. BaskerviIl,
Charles Phillips, Moses Ellyson, P. W.
Grubbs, David Baker, Jr., William S. Don.
nan, G. 3. Lipscomb, NJ. E. Gary, c. R.
Morrison.
The grand jury meets on the 9th at II
O'Clock
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Or THE STREET AGAIN.-Professor Wal
ters, musician, who was found on Christ
mss-eYe, on Franklin street, with his head
badly fractured, and who was conveyed to
the city almshouse or hospital for treat
mcnt, has sufficiently recovered as to be
able to be on the streets again.
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A PLEASANT VIsT.-Nght before last a
number OF the members Of DR.. McDonald's $
congregation of the Second Baptist church
went out to his residence, No. 712 Leigh
street, and left him several barrels OF flour,
two loads OF coal and two loads OF wood, 4
supply of groceries, splendid suit Of
clothes &C. &c
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THE RIvER.-The river was compare
lively clear OF ice yesterday, and several
saii-vessels that had been waiting at CITY
Point came up, experiencing not little
difficulty, however. II the weather con.
tInues as cold as it is at this writing they
will probably be in port some time.
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F1REHAN,s TEsT:MoEY.-George F. Thomp-
son. ESQ.,, assistant chief engineer OF the Fire De-
partmeat, Baltimore, who was for long lime az
alcted with very severe rheumatism says that a.er
his eYnertence with DR.. HEBNpoN's GYPsY's GIFT
he is willing to recommend 1t 10 anybody. 1t con-
tains no potash or minerals whatever, 10 eufirciy
vegetable, acts on the blood, and cures Whenever
taken, Sold by all live druggists
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I CLoAKs can now bc had at LEVY BRoTHERs' at
lower prices than ever BEFORE. You will have to
price them and see The big reductions that have been
made before you can fully Appreciated. You can
get fffteen-dollar CLOAK for ten dollars, and like
priced CLoAKs.
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MAIS-STREET OMSIBUsEs.-Maior A. W.
CARRIER has reduced the price OF tickets on
his Main Street line. The omnibuses run
from Morton's garden to Nineteenth street
every day but Sunday, commencing at 1880
A. NJ, and continuing until 1880 p. NJ.
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GOLD NOT TWANTED.-Notwithsta ding the
fact that specie. payment has been resumed,
no applications were made at the city banh;
yesterday for gold.
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THE WYANoKE.-The fine steamship Wy
anoke, commanded by that veteran officer
CAPTAIN George w. Crouch, made her way
through the ice yesterday and arrived safely
at this port. Such enterprise is commenda'
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Mr.. BANGS AT THE THEATRE.-Mr. +. &.
Bangs, the tragedian, will commence an en-
gagement at the Theatre on Wednesday
next. Julius Caesar will be presented, Mr..
Banks representing Marc Antony. The
other characters will be rendered by Mr.. T.
w. Keene as Cassius; Mr.. R. L. Downing
as Brutus; and Mr.. George Hoey as Julius
Cesar.
There will be new scenery and costumes.
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MERCHANDISE IN THE MAns.-During the
quarter ending December 3lst nnety-hve
packages Of merchandise were registered in
the Richmond post-oftice for transmission
In the mails.
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A NIeE MAN TO HAVE AROUND FroIa
the Baltimore Gazette. .]-Nr. Teller's COM
mittee has valuable contingent in its secre-
tary, Mr.. James Redpath. He is the most
successful manufacturer OF gouthern out
RACES in existence. His skill and ingenuity
In inyentipg and dishing up huaan wicked.
ness in the South caDses the reputation OF
Titus Oates 10 shriyeI up like q pstat
on a hot stove.
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SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURy.-Police-
Justice White yesterday sent on to the
grand Jury Edward ShipIey, OF Belle Isle,
for assaulting George Courtney. In defa' i
OF bail he was sent to jail,
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THE PERFUME OF FRESHLY. cULLED FLOWERS
Is agreeable TO every one and 1t is with the de-
lightful fragrance OF MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLO
RIDA WATER. None reject It, none dislike 1t.
From the tropics TO the freid zone 1t is the univer
sal fayorte on the handkerchief at the toilet, and
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FLOUR FOR RIo.-The German bark Anna
Won Klein, with cargo of 4,150 barrels Of
flour, valued at S24,07O, cleared yesterday
for Rio de Janeiro.
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NJ. ELLfScN & CO.. advertising agents, insert nd.
yertsements IN all of the newspapers Of the Unltse
Sl;r~es 1t publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countinS-rooln will receive prompt attep
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MILLINERY.
No HUMBi'iUIilG;i.. MBi'iIil;i.'-'

M HUHBUG. an
'1 qFs Hs,,AsT AZ AND BELOW COST, .yESES
MAKE gEaaart 4 N. aJ.A.N.S!HlARY ..S!HlAR lbrM,
seI ,I STOCK or miLLiNERY s3aS I'M IN The
sfE Asaii Is soiIcssd. - : = s''' ~
Gs7 ERe. II. HUTZEER,
Sze RFosd ssxest
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) 'op' c. r. LATHAM. Clerk b.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I
q r>-,.x,p W. 1nsh nnae1,har 1873.

* DANvILLE. VA. 10Th December. 1878.
All lies interested ia the execution Of the above
decree of The United states District Court TO- me
Western District OF Virginia, rendered at Danyle
aforesaid on the 2ist DAY of November, 1875
judge Alexander Rlyes presiding-are hereby noti,
Hed that 4 have nxed upon the 2oTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1879, TO take and set.ie. ~ my ou,ss,
in satd town. the several accounts required by saiu
decrec; at which time and place all parties In in-
terest are required 70 attend.
Anno iyom mo -'FtT1-..7E A. NJ. AIKEN,
de 12-df20Ja Speciat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth,
DISPATCH PR!NTING-IloUsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HOUSEHOLD ECoNoMY.-The housekeeper or
cook who studies economyin the kitchen can do so
in one direction by always using nooLEY'S YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found q truly economical and
valuable assistant in baking biscuits. rolls, bread,
cake Of all kinds, wales, mullins and most all ari-
cles prepared from -four. And why? Because IN
using the DooLEY POWDER you save In. eggs. IN
shortening, III patience, III everything; aud whom
the baking is done it is turned out light. paa,able
and wholesome, that every morsel is eaten up and
no waste,
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9itIln,ulld 9ispatttl,

sss~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoS of ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS oFiTHE CITY.
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Rarper's Bazaar and Detroit Free Press
for this week received from Ellyson q Yam
cey, 11d2 Main street.
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RICHMOND, January l, 1879.
AER. ROBERT Ii. GILLIAN is THIS
lN1 da> u tted TO an interest in my business,
and in IL ,r., The style OF the firm will be FRANK
ID. HILL 4 co. FRANK ID. HILL.
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WANTED, THE OWNER OF \ GOAT
~ 10 come forward, prove property, and pay
cs:s al W. 1916 Ross streeT. All goats trcsDasS-
ins on my property will he dealt with according TO
Law. u. u. IdORNiOS.
IA sits
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WANTED, A GOOD GARDNER TO
w take charge of a market garden near The city
limits. Stale qualifications, price. &c. Address
-" s." 81. Claire Hotel Richmond. ja 2-2t*
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PIANO RECITAL.-Miss Zitela Cookies
piano recital takes place at Woodhouse d
Parham's on Saturday at P. NJ.
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WANTED. BOARD AND AN UNFUR-
w NISHED ROOM, in a private family, for a
lady Terms must be moderate. Address B.. Dis
yutrh Office, stating location and prlce. II 2-3t
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IVAN TED, 4 GOOD-SIZE BROKE
" MULE. not over six nor under four wears
"ld Apply al ciicc, Eighth street between Main and
Cary.
ia 2-ol+ c. a. WEST.
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OUR COOKING WINE Is really good enough for
table use. W. .. BLAIR & co.
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RICHMOND, VA, January !. 1870.
MIR. PHILLIP STERN has this day been
lSl admitted rs partner IN my business: Hereafter
the firm name will be l.. STERN & BROIHEK.
Ca % ~ LAZARUS STERN.
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FINEST RUM, Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy
w. D. rELAIR L Co. a. ....,,
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Among yonng ladies who are learning 20
skate this winter the interest in fa!l Rssyl les
will Ee revived. ,ssSs .is iss.
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TRY OUR S0c TEA aud our 1Sc. Laguayra coffee
W. D. BLAIR 6 Co.
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; A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Those wishing to make New-Year's presents will
flnd q large variety of goods at
LEVY BROTHERS
suited to tho occasion. They enumerste many arti-
clcs in their advertisements, besides which they have
many others which would be just the thing 10 give
to your friend on the Happy New Year. 81
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WANTED, A COOK, WASHER AND
W IRUNER. either white or coIoied. without
'incumbrancc. Must come well recommended. APP
y and O'Clock. ia = st
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WANTED. 4 GOOD COOK; ALSO A
w GOOD HOUSE GIRL. who can assist in
nur;in- None need apply unless capable, and with
Gu, family. Must come well recommended. Apply
at2l00 Eenabic street. in 2-2t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Z. PERSONAL = Governor Holiday will be
back from. Winchester to-day. It is ex-
pected that he will forthwith issue 4 wri!
for an election for congressman from the
First district, though d number OF gentle.
men have expressed the opinion. that an
election, in view OF the attendant cost. is
not desirable.
Colonel Bigger was better yesterday, and
bis friends are hopeful TINT he has passed
the crisis Of his illness.
Z. During Understanding match Wednes-
day at Davis's store, on New turnpike, Mr..
CabeIi Davis was painfully wounded by the
bursting Of his gun. He lost the end Of his
left little finger and received numerous
splinters in the arm. !.
MIR. Edward King, author of &c The Great
Soutb," now 4 resident Of Paris, after
spending few days with old friends here,
has left for Florida. ~ ~.
, Captain Sam. Maccubbin, who has been
quite sick since Christmas-eve, is getting
better, his numerous friends in this com
munity viii be glad to hear.
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RICHMOND, january /, 1879.
TEuE CO-PARTN ERSHIP heretofore eX-
l. 1stng under the name of CULIINGWORTH
GREGORY & ELLISON having been dissolved
the undersigned Reg leave TO inform the patrons ant
friends OF the former concern and the pubic Gel'
erally that they have made arrangements TO con
tinue the BUSINESS OF FMASUFACTURlNG TO
Ieth street, the former stand Of essrs. L. ii. Fray
ia 2I3t O.P. GREGORY & co.
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RICHMOND, January /. 1879.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w ourselves together under the firms style of }.
W. STOUT & SON, Tor the purpose of continuing
fhe GROCERY BUSINESS AZ the corner OF Second
and Canal streets We solicit 4 continuance OF The
natl onage so literally extended to the late Grm we
with ms j. W. STOUT.
/, 1-lwx JOHN III. STOUT.
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FOR NEw-YEAR RECEPTION. s.s -.
% SUPERIOR french CANDY, -
YELLOW BANANAS,
MALAGA GRAPES,
JUICY YELLOW PEARS,
FRENCH FRUITS; ~ -
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kwsrSENEST's
WANTS..

WANTED. TO SELL GOUD SEASON
" FD PINE. WO0D-wii deliver only by the
cord; shall be cord-at 1915, to all parties liv-
ing above Fifteenth street. Apply ut l24 south
Fich,h street CHARLES y. MORRIS.
ga, -
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WANTED, FOR a FAMILY OF
w ,hree persons. : good COOK, WASHER and
lRpNER- either white or hlacS. Must come well
RECOMMENDED. Apply ut 23l1 Grace street.
In lat
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RICHMOND. VA, January J., 1879.
nISSOLUTION.-T firm OF GRIN
DGAN MORRIS & co. Is this day dissolved BY.
mutual consent. Either par;ner will sign IN liquida-
tInn JOHN w. CRlNGAN,
Ia Ieod6t JOHN 81. MORRIS.
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.TypTIE LODGE. No. %, X. OF ga
III F.,A!TsfmgGs a. TfGsi risaylEvENING at 7,t|s 81 u
S%9S S1scs io'TS Those Mo asa e pay .. ae
so al ths OF siis installation Of te officers 0; n IN.
T e Also supper Tickets 70 ths s sasper srs cor
Hc,al,.rS in good standing of sister ioaSes
daily ss iaSteG9 eG tSe 70 O. c. JOHN ". GLENS.s
-.
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OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
RICHMOND. December %. .ls7!

SAVINGS BANK. Z
RICHMOND. December 23. 1S7S.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or The
S1ncKHuI,DERS of this bank will be held al
,nrir Office on MONDAY the 18th OF January,
1879. 81 j o'clock 7. NJ: ,,
dc24 WILLIAM y. JEShlSS, 'asiler.
OFFICE CITY FIRE-ISsuEASCE CoMPANY.l
RICHMOND. VA. December IL. lS7S.
4 CAL l. ED MEETING OF The
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY VIII
hr held ai the Office of the company on the 18TH
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT. at 8 O'clock p. II.
dc 1o.tJ1o T. B. MEADE, Secretary.
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OFFICE sigRcHASTs Az. -. 9 SeaASics ;at
go lNsNEaNSS-S Iola MAIN STREET. 1
WILLIAM L. RoYALL. Secretary.
Union BANK OF RlCuMoND.l
q -. lA.,nn,,,h h.r g -

UNION BANK OF KIClIM MUNU'f
RICHMOND, oath December. 1878.
yt,ur REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
~ the STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
I'll, Ia held in the rooms over the First National
Hsnt on THURSDAY the 9th day OF january
nsH': =, i JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
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DESIGNATIONS 4 PARTNERSHIPS.

RICHMOND, VA, January l, 1879.
uAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED
I the entire interest Of o. p Gregory IN The con-
Germ or CULLINGWORTH. GREGORY < ELI.
son. tobacco manufacturers, tie undersigned viii
continue the said business at the place under
the STYLE aud firm name of CULLINGWORTH Z
ELLISON. j. n. CULLlNGWO ORl II,
ia2-3t S. A. ELLISON.
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UO-PARTNERSHIP E.-Tbe
" concern OF SALMON, HANCOCK s. co, TO-
bacco manufacturers, composed OF W. l.; salmon
" r Hancock and S, A. Nelson, having been dis
solved on the III Of october last by the death OF
W. l.. Salmon, the undersigned have entered INTO
business. nader the same style and frm-pane.
w. HANCOCK
r., CHARLES T.. WH1TLOCk.
ySnn.., 1870 IA
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Motto for atopsr-Mlnd your rye,
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all at low prices at ? " =. h = !.
AN1oN1's, the Confectoner.,