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Foreign News.


GAMHETTAS CONDITION ALARMING.
PARIS, December 30.-To-day's issue OF
the RepnJligVe FiQnc0iSe on. Gambctta's
paper says: "rhc doctor who visited
Gambctta yesterday afternoon a.certained
that Inflammation Wa. extending outwards
towards the skin. and the condition Of the
lower intestines unchanged. There was Il
slight return OF fever during the day.
President Grcyy made inquiries regarding
the patient last evening"
L0NDoN. December 30.-A dispatch to
the Daily Mars from Paris says that the
condition oi Gambctta j. alarming. Ills
friends no longer deny that his tate i. crit
zeal.
PARIS. December 3G.-Laier.- Gambctta
passed Il restless night. The abscess is be-
coming more localized.
Latest. condition l. slightly
improved this evening. but i, sin critical.
SUICIDE or An AMBASSADOR.
PARIS, December 3o.-Count Won Wimi-
fen, the Austro-Iiungarian ambas-adt +
here, committed suicide to-day. lie left
his home in a carriage at 10 o'clock this
morning after tondery embracing his chill
drcn. An hour and = hall later ne aliglted
from the carriage in the Avenue Marccau,
and. leaning against building. drew a re-
yOlyer and shot himself in the right temple.
the ball passing out through the opposite
side OF the forehead. During the last few
days he exhibited considerable mental eX-
citcmcnt, caused by annoyqnceS connected
with his official duties and the furnishing
Of new house which he was TO occupy as
headquarters oi the Au,tro-lIungarian en-.
Lassy.
STEAMER sunk.
London. December 80. 4 dispatch from
Rochcs Point, at the entrance OF Cork har-
Dor, Ireland. says that large steamer has
sunk OIL there. No particulars OF the dis
aster received.
Later.-A dispatch from Bochcs Point
says the steamer that sunk OIL there was u
coaster. The crew we've saved.
TrE FLOODS IN EUROPE.
BERLIN. December 3O.-it is estimated
that fully fifty persons have persisted in the
Hoods.
VIENNA. December 3o.-The rivers ere
gradually falling.
MAYENCE. December - MjdpiGht.- The
Rhine has fallen three centimctres.
PARIS. December 30.-Thcre isarenewal
OF the Hood, in various parts OF France.
The Seine is rising. and several streets in
LYONS are submerged. The Ain has over
flowed its banks. The city OF Bcsancon
ha. suffered much damage and LissicuN j.
inundated.
WURus. December 20.-Dykos on both
sides oil the Rhine have hurst, and all low
living districts are Hooded.
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Oppositi ion TO the Pennsy Ivsnin Cen
trail and wabash system.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, December 30.-The
Post Express this afternoon publishes in
positive terms statement that on the 9TH
or 18th OF January next the New York
Central and lludsOn-Riyer Nickel-Platc,
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis and the Naadalia aud Tcrrc
Haute railroads will be one system III the
Vanderbilt interests, thus forming great
through route from the East TO Cincinnati
and 81. Louis in opposition 10 the Penn
sykania Central and Wabash system. On
the date named the present management
and officers OF the Eickel-Plate road will
rqiir,
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Death OF Judge Riddiek
Cotton ExpOrfcd.
fspecjaI trIcgrom 10 the DI.r

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK. Va, December 30.-More
cases Of smallpox have broken out in
Matthews county.
Judge Nathaniel Riddick, OF suffolk.
died this afternoon.
Ninety-cight thousand bales OF cotton
were exported from Norfolk TO Europe
during December. Twenty-onc ships were
necessary to carry It. and the total value
ported was 1899, 900.
y furious noItheasterly storm here to-
DIV.
The negro military aud civil secret So
cietics OF Norfolk and Portsmouth are pre-
pairing for an imposing celebration OF
on Mcnlay.
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x,o waists siurdcroas advice.

,o,oorom in yesterdays paper Drieus
,ocntioned Herr Mosts socn'llst,. ~, -
i ~ rhiro,o Thursday night. Here - &"
verbatim extract rom Il: o,. all Won
..T,kc everything you can se'; W. !T"
o,,, l,v your bands on, ana even ii''";; :,
,, WOW suffer. let that not de''r ~ ~
per'or' ~ di'Ierence.v Money must re
ilaS'I ~" Id. and they should take T"
wherever they found u: ,rv - their
when they were killing ana any VI ,, -
,,,,,bcr showed the white 'catN.l "a 'n.t
';1',. - weakening or regfe' INC! ~, ~
sisn, ", snch. There must De 10 LOT
aiso ~ nothing hut cold in,placn ,.,,,
sNeAn'u.a1ie and certain death. ou VIZ
iheAoi .D,s' ;, he said. cannon ana III tno
want go" 81 war. You must nanuiaclai,s -
iiull'' ~. scize them where you can, anu II
mem -, mai sufficient. turn your att'n.'o
o" ,o,;cays. Use bombs ana eNi',"s.' ,,,,
Use petroleum IN" u
Srs,-class agents. .,,,,,oote failure Of
Pl'hn N,,,,ions was the scarcity Oh 'oou' "
past IoNvi ;"f mist not he felt lhis til'o'
want W., should be made ior w.,
Prep1' a '.,,;Ic manufacturing cannon saJ
thing ,"',o,,erts OF war apd cnein.a
other hn ~ destruction. While g'"r'si IN
ageh'iee ,ro,n the banks, artlcies VI ~
in mones s he garnercd. The people ~ l rlio
must aiso w got hungry and had 10 resin
Gus outoi'n,'" I'D tonight for. There nus "
what they ino 'f "Establish nahci, .,
no hunsel ~ and grow grain. Nahe enS
and Sa spp @sa p s'n aa When
p"@ S" arc sighting they will have '0''''
10 cat. everything, so that no o,o
will suffer II S GSSns' sseo ' 'i bridges and
TO work IN p'" streels-things that you
- ~
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aHeuanxu OF Prehistoric Zones.
1l.orn ihe vIrcinla Citr Enlernrise.l

A man who Is exploring the wilds OF
Montana and Idaho writes that not FAR IRON
Cn,ler's battle ground, on the Little Horn
river. is place where are to be found re.
onlar drifts OF pctritied wood and bones OF
Extinct arimals. There are to be seen great
numbers OF pc,rlfed logs, with one end
hurled in the side OF the bluff and the other
nrotruding out and breaking OH m blocks.
lie says: "Some OF these are three feet IN
diameter, with each years growth plainly
visible In the grain. In the same blum are
tusks OF TIC mcagatherium as large around
as mans body, which are likewise I'M
bedded at one end and breaking on into
blocks ut the other"
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r.uixcs and Pistol, In Gcorsia.

MACON, Ca, December 30.-A row be-
tween the family OF drunken negroes and
the marshal OF O'Konee on Chris,mas-day
led to q report OF riot there. The WASH
iueton brothers (colored), live in Number,
resisted arrest. attacking the marshal. Gill;
zen- went to the assistance Of the marshal,
aud negro desperate named Ira Lawson
assisted the Washingtons. knives and
pistols were drawn by both parties. Three
whites and four negroes were wounded,
Ira Lawson only being seriously hurt.
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Eicel.WOrl<a CloscA.

CLEVELAND, ONO, December 3O.-Notice
has been posted In the large shops OF the
Cleveland 3olling-MiIl Company announc-
ing the close Of the Bessemcr StecL-Works
until further notice. At least 1000 men
will be thrown ont Of employment. Presi-
dent Chisholm says that the shutdown Is
only temporary, and that when the stock
has been taken and some repairs made they
viii probably resume business.
III Is announced that the Newburg mills
VIII on January 1st reduce the wages Of
the employees from II to % per cent.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW lOEh.
NEW YORK. December 80 Moon, STOCKS iuIl
Eacnarge-long. 479l.; short. tsf. state bonds
neglected. Governments gcnsaliy Bchalgcd.
B,eBiR1.- Exchange, 479i,. Governments
strong and higher; new IS. 1885. new 4kis. il3 /;
new a., 1905. Money. 4et7 pcr cent. closed ut
per cent. states without feature. Treasury bal
ances-Coin. si15.ltO: currency, IS, 1876.
Speculation on The stock Exchange to-day has
ben dull and Irregular, but IN .hc msin weak !;
prices In consequence are generally lower than
those OF yesterday. The market opened irregular.
with only fractional changes from yesterdays
quotations. except for Nashville ana Chattanooga.
which was higher, and Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy I lower. In the early trade the market
was duh and weak: prices fell Of ssGI Illinois
west preferred being the most conslscoUs In the
decline. The market after this became strong, and
under the lead of Northern Pacific recorded IA adj
vance ranging from 4 10 I. but about midday
Rock Island fc'l or l., and The remainder Of TIE
iisi 90 3. the latter chicago. Burlington aud Qui-
~. In the early afternoon there was partll Re-
coycry. after which the market still contIna,-l dull
became irregular but generally weak, aud in the
late trade tie result Of the fluctuations de-
cline Of t@la. Northwest: >cw York Central.
Chicago. Burlington an' Quincy. ani Lake shore
leading therein. In the final dealings cre was n
fractional rally. and the mTrkct closed generally
firm. bni with the closing prices .n2 ~ lower than
those 90 Yesterday. Northwest preferred and COM
mon and Chicago. burlington and Quincy being
me most prominent In The days doing. Tr,nsac-
lions aggregated ls5.OG0 shares.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW NoUa. December 3u.--1he weekly state
mont of tie associated BANKS Shows the fol- wing
changes: Loans increase SI.SSj.SOO: ,pe, r. d.
crease. 500; logil-,niers decrease II L.
500: deposits increase. .sit.7OO: circulation
icsrcasc, sj37,6C0; reserve decrease, si,seG,
77j.
The hanks now hold s5-}75,4OO IN excc.s OF h.
gal requirements.
BALTi,IOKE.
BALTIMORE. December 3o.-yirg,nla ~. ccn-
lO-i0,. 49,. Sid.
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An In,portanf Decision.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 31.-!n
1868 the State Legislature passed an act
loanine State bonds TO railroad companies
20 the extent OF Sl0.0o0,000, and bonds 10
various railroad. were issued for nearly
$4,000, O00. subsequently the state ST.
premc Court decided that the net had not
been legally passed. several months since
W. Il. T0mpkins. q holder OF bonds issued
by the Little Rock and Fort smith rail-
road, licd bin in the United States Cir
cult Court at Little Rock to compel that
company 10 pay state bond. and to fore
close the State lien on the railroad. The
railroad company filed q demurrer. The
Circuit Court, in an opinion written 10y
Judge Caldwell. OF the United States Dis
tTiCt Court, and cOncurrcd in 10y judge Ne
Crary, oi tire United States District Court.
has Oycrruled the demurrer. holding that
the lien IN tayOr d the State 10 secure
the payment 81 State bonds loaned 10 the
original company is paramount 10 the lien
created by the subsequent mortgage under
which defendant claims, and that the hold
crs Of state bonds are entitled 10 be sub
rogated TO the lien OF The State TO secure
their payment. Tic Court further holds
that the decision OF the Supreme Court o!
the state that State bonds are not binding
obligations OF the state in nowse affect the
right OF bondholdcr, against the company
on the validity OF the statutory lien 10 Sc
cure their payment. The bonds affected
10y this decision represent nearly one hall
OF the disputed debt OF the state.
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Fire i'm I,OSsou.

Bo.ToN, Mass. December 3O.-A fire in
The lyo-story brick building corner of
Pearl street and Atlantic avenue. burned
ont the Mystic Rubber Company, &. W.
Clement, boot and shoe-manUiacturer and
tho storage-rooms Of Jones, McDmfiie Il
,trafion. crockcry and glassware. Ccment
loses $4,000; fully insured. The other
tosse, are heavy but not stated.
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The Cotton SupDIy.

NEW York, December 3O.--Thc total VS.
ible supply Of cotton for the world /.
3,CGG,Bl balcs-of which 2.f5G.0Gl bales
are American--aga'nst 3.Gj3.Sij bales and
2,G02.SGj bales respectively last year. Re-
ceipts Of cotton n all interior towns, H.
9Ol bales: receipts from plantations. 2gi.-
$50 bahr; crop IN sight, +.1jS,gi4 bales.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News ard Gossip-The House Of
Representatives Adjourrs Till Tuesday =
Death or Miss Mecker-A Star.Ronte Wit
ness and His Bondsmen Forfeit Their
Bonds-vandcrbiit Railroad System In Op.
position 70 the Pennsylvania Central and
Wabash-Fire I'm AIabama-Thc Bessemcr
SteeI-Works Mt Cleveland. Ohio. Closed
Big Fire in Boston-serious ARRAY In G cor
sia-suicidc or the Austrian Ambassador
10 Paris, Ac.
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Fire.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 30.-A
fire broke out to-day Mt Fort Deposit, thirty
miles south Of Montgomery, and destroyed
six stores with their contents. Loss,
$1,000; insured. The buildings were LIGHT
frame structures. and were not very valua-
BILE. The office OF the Lowndcs Citizen was
completely destroyed. Loss, sl,jCO: no
insurance.
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Tn. DouviI,c and New River Road.

DANvrLIE. Va. December wv. i;
sutberlin. president OF the Danyille and
New River Railroad Company, contracted
yesterday with \. Is. Fortune, OF Asne-
Vile, ". c., for the extension OF inc raii-
road from Martinsyilic TO fatrich 'o"r'-
bouse. a distance OF thlriy-two miles.
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rorty-scycn.h Congress Second Ses-
sion.
WASHINGTON. December 30, 1882.
-. -. IL -, L., 1. -. .r.r...-.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ON motion OF Mr.. kasson, OF Iowa. the
bills OF thc Senate 10 reform civil service
and TO prevent official assessments were
taken from the Speaker table and referred
10 the Committee on Ciril-SeTyice Reform,
and leave was granted TO Chat committee 10
report them back at any lime.
Mr.. Naming. Of Mississippi, offered the
following preamble and resolution:
Whereas il i alleged that one James X.
Chalmers has been appointed by the Attor-
ney-Gcneral H. Assistant District Attorney
for the District Court Of the United States
for the Northern district Of Mississippi,
without any public reason or necessity for
such appointment.
ResOired. That the Attorney-General be,
and he is hereby. requested 10 inform the
House what necessity exists for said ap-
pointmcni; whether The same was made on
TIE recommendation Of the Judge and At
tOrncy OF said court or either OF them: and
il not, whether il was made on the applica-
ton OF said Chalmers and Others, and also
the compensation and period Of the appoint
mcnt: and said Acknowledgement il fur
thcr directed TO submit with his report co.
pics OF all correspondence received by him
in regard to said appointment.
Mr.. Iliscock objected to it, present con-
,idcraiiou. and it was referred to the Com
mittec on judiciary.
MIR. Manning also offered resolution
calling OH the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue for information as TO what ncces-
Siiy existed for the employment Of y. T..
Wimherly and T.. \. West as special agents
~ that bureau in The State OF Mississippi
prior 10 November :, lSS2. Referred to
thc Committee on Expenditures In the De-
partVont OF Justice.
The Speaker announced the appointment
OF Mr.. CalkinS, OF Indiana, "a 9 member
Of the Committee on Ciyil-~cryicc Reform.
Adjourned until TUESDAY.
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Example is better than prccept."
II is well known that dyspepsia, bilious al
tacks. headache, and many other ills can
only be cured by removing their cause.
Kidnox Wort has been proved to be the
most eiIcctual remedy for these. and for hl-
btual co,tivenc.s which 80 alllici, millions
OF the American people.
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Death OF Virgiuia, i'm Iou,siuuo.

NEW ORLEANS, December 30.-John G.
Cammack. aged thirty, Il native Of Nir-
ginia, ana one Of the civil engineers In
charge Of the improvements being made
by the Mi-Sis,ippi-Rivcr Commission In
the vicinity Of Bayou sara. died here last
night from an overdose OF choral.
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SnaM in Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, Va, December 3O.--A
snow-storm has prevailed here since Q
O'Clock last night. The snow Is laiilne
very rapidly. The ground Is covered 70
the depth Of several inches.
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PROPOSALS..

QTft,EoF InE SUPPLEMENTARY or TuH/
cry Gsh-N ORks,
EgC8OND. VA. December 30, 1882.
SEAIED PROPOSALS
- win bc received az this oaice until
THURSDAY, JANrARY I, 1888,
l2 O'Clock W.,
for ihc year. supply Of OlsrLR-sIIELLs, 10 BE-
delivered ~ IA. lower works-3j,0oO bushels,
NOR, or lr-s-a, the necessity II The superintend-
cut mas require.
The Committee on Lill' reserve TIC right 10 re-
fec. any or ~ proposal.
JOHN ~. KNOWLES.
r3O-5t Superintendent.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. Deccmber 80. 1882.
sALss-FfBsr BoArD.-f0 shares Virginia
Home Insurance Company stock at 22:s.
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,,opsrs. nuLEs. COWS. &c.
AgULEs AND HORSES. z

ANY uerson not finding stock 10 suit th.p' AT ny
rro','t,f,.s In Hichlnand, c,n write ine, care 20
- n FtEsru STREET, CINCINNATI, D., aud
srsrrihc as near as posi- Die what they want STAT
Inc Tor what purpose they wish 10 Tee the aninai-
and viii hli the bill satisfactorily VI no sa'e.
FILLING orders f.sJn wholesale customers aspe-
c.aity.
Nv salesman, Mn. JOHN ". PACE. keeps aixays
n good supply on hand Of both MULES AND
UoksEs Tor The Wholesale and r5sii trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money reinnlssl
Se T.;m GEORGE l.. CSSSETE.
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OFFICE OF THr FIRSr NATIONAL EAsk.(
RICHMOND "a. December 20, 1882.
'j'HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
1 have this day declared, ont of The earnings Of
DE current six months. the usuIl SEAll-ANNuAL
Dividend oF FIVE FER CENT free % all
,axt4 payable TO the tockhuldcI- on or after the
"a day of Janr,iy, 1883.
De 23-dtJa6 nc. BURNETT. Cashier.
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80 ". WalliDg,. ESD, sape e aa,,on
George ,y York ", police, indcrscs the ac''0n
of 81. jacobs op'
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
del3-fJa
-,oons FOp TIE uOLIDAYs:

GOODS FOR TIE IIULIDAl6'
~ - ',.Iti,ir rl1Au. YOUNG AMERICA, und
PRIME CUTTING CHEESE;
NIECE-NFAT. PRESERVED OlNiith
eTI.AINED HONEY, sAkAIOtA' hlI'
MAPLE SYRUP, PRIME BIIILk:
NEW YORK and VIRGINIA. BtehVilnAi;.
pIiSINS. CiTRON. CURRANls, hELAfiNE'
CRANBERRlfS aud SESlsoN.
MITE. ORANGES. and LIMO ". ~ .,.,,.,,
NN'' MCCARTHY K HAysEs'r,
INA 627 east Broad street.
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TIE sTAn-ROrTE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, December 30.-fn the trial
Of Dickson. foreman OF the late star-rouie
jury, to-day Henry 4. Bowen was recalled
as Il witness and failed to appear. His
bond for $1,000 was declared forfeited.
His bondsman was called and he also failed
to appear.
After a short consultation the defence
stated that they had decided 10 close their
case without further proceedings. The
court then adjourned until Tues lay, when
the closing arguments will be made.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL HASK,l
RICHMOND VA. December 81, 1859. 4
I'VE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
1 THIS BANK have dis day declared a d!vi-
drnd Of Futk PER CENT free II tl>l ont Of
the prodis Of the last ak months, payable on aud
after January =, 1883.
de 2s-lw NAM :. QVNRLFs. CsshIer.
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WnS,iiuofcrI.
pRATu or MISC JOsEPill- - MEEKr

DEATH or MISS JOSEPH = MEEETp.
WASHINGTON. December 30.-Miss jose
phine &. Mceker, daughter of the late NJ.
G. Mccker. who was tortured and killed
by the Ute Indians in the massacre OF 1879,
died here this morning Of pneumonia. She
was clerk in the Office OF the secretary OF
the Interior, and was held in high esteem
for her personal qualities. Miss Meeker
and her mother were prisoners IN the hands
Of the Ute Indians for some time. and were
finally rescued by General Adams.
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WHAT EVERYBODY WAITS
w PLENTY TO EAT AND .iiRIslhAs
EigEs Best ANTHRACITE Goal Tor Tatos
ana stove: CROW MILL SpLlNI; the perle--
coal Tor opcu grate.; FOREST PINE Woop,'ohS
anu :. z. LiTiIROr.
Je22 Seventeenth street a. DrI"-hsld2"'
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BAI.Tl,iOKE..

nkLTINoRE. December 3Q.-virgin,a -. con-
,'idated. h2 past-duo coupons 90; new
lO-i0,. 49,. Sid.
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THE PUBLIC DEB

II Is estimated tina; the reduction Of the
will be about S13,000.000.
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NATIONAL BANK Oh NiEGINiA,l
RICHMOND, Va, December %. 1882
'IIIE DIRECTORS OF I'll ~ BANK
I HAVE his DAY DECLARED \ DIvI-
pENp OF TREE PER CENT. lffvc OF ait
ttNe,l. abb, to the stockholders on aad sfter
The "a tiHy Of January. 1888.
dc 20 J. ". LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
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rkAiH OF AN ACCOMPLISHED IApY-suIr
AoAiNsr rhE RICHMOND AND rgryRsn,po
sNIlkoAp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YoR
TUE YEAR.
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TUE STATE HkSK or NIICf>IA,l
RICHMOND. ID ccmber %, 1857.
rNilE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
L have declared DIVIDEND or THREE
FIR GENT free Of taxi. pay bile ON aud after
JANUARY 2,lsS3.
d. 2a-7t WILLIAM n. hill. Cashier.
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OFFICE or RICHMOND PERPETUAL BpILDfNG,I
LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY.
No 1900 MAIN STREET.
fCSpTE PLANNERS NATIONAL BANkJ
RICHMOND, VA. December zs. 1882. J
HHE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
i PkNN have declared a sENI-ANNuAIs
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PR CENT. payabie NJ
the of,ico OF The company on and after JANUARY
}, 1889. wa. IONENSTElN,
=. 29-Tt Cashier.
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BAI.TfNlORE.
CINCINNATI,

CINCiNN,Ti, December 30.-Flour dun md
nomixal. Wheat dull and unchanged. com duil
weak. AMI lower. iS.3c. spot. OATS easier at 3-c.
spot. Lard, hulk-mcat~. aud bacon quiet AMI un-
changed. Whisky steady at sI.l3. Sugar firm
and unchanged. Hogs active and irn; common
and lighi. s5.2J0 $500; packing aud butchers,
- IL. II
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ST. LOUIS.

1T LOUIs. December 3C.-Ihcrc vac 40 Sc. ion
ri the Merchants Exchange tO-.iay. and therefore
no market. Olis DOH. Provisions unchanged.
New me-, pork, Sle. Bulk-mc1ts- Snouldt r..
G'ic. Iilm~-augar-, lfc. Lara dull au
nominal. whisky quiet and unchanged.
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UNION RNNk OF RtCHwoSD.}
Decemh'r26, lSss. (
I'VE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
1 HAVE DECLARED \ DIVIDEND OF 3
PR CENT ior : loo per shared ogt OF : prodts
of the mast sN months. payable to The sc, holders
tree of tINc-l on and after J.muiry 2. 1883.
dc 21-lw JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-31
DfvIDENDN.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BAsK.(
December 20. 1852. :
,YHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i haze declared . sFNI-t<NrkL DIVIDEND
or THEE PER CENT, free OF all t,xcs pay
able 10 the stockholders on and aftor WEDNkS-
DAi January 3. 1858.
WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
dc 3O-1w Cashier.