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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Yesterday morning at about 10 O'Clock
as the officers Of the Second police sta.
iion were taking four prisoners 10 ihe
Police Court, when the corner Of Mar
shall and Tenth streets was reached one
OF the gang, "A white mau, watching his
opportunity, freed himself from the oh
GERS aud ran OF down zenith street ~ full
speed. One of the officers Immediately
gave pursuit, crying, stop that man.
A gentleman who was on Tenth street
NEAR Broad. hearing the noise, turned
and grssped the man a. he attempted o.
pass him, but being unpr, pared for the
struggle the man soon freed himself by
throwing the gentleman from him against
the brick wall The prisoner then con
llnued his flight down Tenth sireet some
distance further until he encountered {
colored man who caught him and deiaine,
him until the policemen, who was fl
close pursuit, arrived aud took him To thl
Police Court without further trouble
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Iiastings court


This court was engaged most all of The
Jay yesterday in The disposition Of minor
cases.
The first case on the docket was that
of Henry Iwymau. which came up on an
appeal from the judgment of The Police
C0ur sentencing him TO sixty days' im'
prisonmeut Ia the Ciiy Jail ioI peut
larceny.
TIE Judgment of The lower court was
continued, after which The court proceed
ca with The tIial al several small negro
boys VINO have been indicted for break
ng Into bOx-car of the Richmond *
Allegheny Railroad Company, and steal.
ing ineretrOm one lot Of uJur and one
lot of boots and shoes.
The evidence showed that these boys
belonged 10 a gang that had been perpe
ualiug depreciation of the properly of lhc
company for some time past by breaking
into their cars, and stealing candy and
cakes. and anything chat they could get
tlclI hands on, and when they could not
get into ihe cars they would steal Iron,
BRASS, or anything valuable that they
could fad on lhe premises Despite The
efforts Oi The poi .e and detectives, 30 Was
not until recently that the thieves were
detected and arrested.
On one occasion lucF took two large
Bibles which they carried 90 town 10
junk smith, aud 8s be did not oiier them
what they thought fair price, they sold
them 20 q druggist al The corner o,
Seventeenth and Broad streets.
The frst of these offenders was George
Minor against whom were tive indlet
meuts After hearing the evidence Or
three witnesses, the case was, on motion
of the Commonwealth Attorney dismis'
sll and p no..e pr0segxs entered In the
four remsiuiug cases.
Joseph Eiies, against whom there were
four indictments. pleaded not guilty, and
th- result was the same as the case oi
George Minor
Phillip Ellis was the next called There
were five indictments against him, ana
he pleaded NOT guilty. Here Giles JACK
son. ia IS mpathy fox the poor boys wLo
we're being trieI without counsel, yolun'
teered 10 defend Phillip, and got him
sentenced 10 thity days in Jail with "a
fine OF one cent tie not being desrous
to 90 into irIal on the other iud.ct.
ments offered 20 accept the same pun.
ishment as the other four, which course
the court allowed.
Henry Twymau, charged with stealing
q silver watch, The property OF Miss
LYONS. lost by her In village cant hired
of j. W. Biley, was tried and found
guilty ot petit larceny lie was sem
fenced 20 sixty days imprisonment in the
CRY Jail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
lemon Hot Drops

Tor coughs and colds take Lemon Hot
DR. ps.
For sore tlrost end bronchitis take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laIeDgetistake Lemon
Hot Drops.
For consumption and catsrrh take Lem q
Hot Drops.
For al throat and lung diseases take
Lemon Hot DropF. -
An elegant aud reliable preparation, 62
septs per bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
MANCHESTER MATTERS
--latest Gossip from noyond lhe James.

Latest Gossip from Boyond the James.
Adam Glenn, Earnest Allen md Ell
ward Friend, three cOlOred youths. wcr,
before the Mayors Court Of Manchester
yesterday morning charged with stealing
applca il0m y. {. Cole. grocer mo keep.
on lie corner of HUll and Sixth streets
Friday night, about dark the apples wtr,
on tray ia front Of the store, and The
boys came along and lilerally helped
themselves. On account of thc tender
years OF The offenders, they were DID
Grated, after having received good
whipping IN the presence of the Count
MERET nor.
The p. B & o G Club. gave delipht.
ful hop st Tie Green House last night
Quite number ot Invitations had been
sent out, and ihe tendance wvs very
large The floor WAS 100 an excellent
condition for dancing, the music we- very
good, and every one Present seemed &C.
have q good time
Mr Perry Burfoot was chairman oi
the committee of arrangement and sd
mirsbly carried out bis patt cl The pro
gramme.
THE LEADER OFFICE
The Lerder people were busily engaged
all day yesterday removing intothtlr ne ~
headquarters at the corner Of Hull and
Tenth streets. The new building is iht
most central location ,hai could be- ob.
tanned, and lhc large room which they
will occupy will be- much better adapted
for The publishing OF such i've news
paper as the Ltod,r
FERsoSAI MENTION
Mr. p. II Wcisiger end Mr. and Nrs
ID j Wcisiger add Their children, have
reiurneidrom Augusta, Ca, where they
have been In attendance on the EXp0si-
lion
Miss lIiie Brown Of North Point, King
William county, is the guest OF Mrs d.
/ Pulliam Of This city
Nr Richie Willis of Chesterfield was
10 The ci,y yesterday He viii leave in "a
iew days for North Carolina 10 join an
engineer corps under Major NJ. D law
sins.
Dr j. Powell Garland wiI preach at
Central N j. Church this morn
ing at ii O',l0Ck
Work is progressing favorably on the
Farmyiile and Powhaiau Railroad.
Fox hunting and partridge shooting
were extensively carried on IN POWhaian
county last week
TIE report of Chief Of Police Lips
comb shows that during the month Of
November, there were seyeniy-six ar-
rests made in the city. OF these, four
were for felony. forty for misd,meanor
aud thiity.two for ordinance violations
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PINE-siRAW BAGGINC

destined TO Drive Jute Out of the Narket.
CHAEL sToy, ,. C.. December 3. At the
annual meeting az the Cotton Exchange yes
terisy a report was made On experiments con
ilciet through the slmDor with Zine rore
c0tt - la4giI. a. "a substitute Tor iut
blEuuR. IA report nrilss out come points
which arc considered important. u has
demonstrated thar zoe pine 1hrc cotton
hlglinE C. q be- manufactured q almost an,
we stt ptT yard. j. Wll iOt rot
nor stain cotton. II Cln BE- manu- 'ac-
fufc md sold 40 less price than
iufe blg9iuT even il iute should BE placed ON
the free n-t ile commute u.der Who re-
direction the cNueriUe On wero made tuius
that Win improved mlchinefy IA manuiic
fIr1 az Do e. f.aw lilgilz u become nne n
The q 0-t profitable 100 ustIies iu The South
lne law mstera c0i.e absolutely nothin.
beyond tne e' rens9 O' gathering u IRON tue
sICuId anl transferring ito fhe mills
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tou4 aud-a-nalf shingie- Dsstrosei by

An alarm OF fire was sounded last night
al i3j O'Clock from box ~, First Police
station Tie cause Nss the burning of
fouranl . half shingles bY actual meas
urcment. on the Iof of ihe tWo-story
brick house IN the alley il rear OF Tie
restaurant, No. Is North Seventeenth
street. owned by Reynolds Brothers and
occupied by colOred woman Dsmed
Oracle Harris The total damage by fire
aud water was g. %. IL could not be
learned wLeihe. there was any insurance.
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THE HAYIIENs AIAh5IrD.


NEW YORK. December ij.-Ihe Herald this
morning prints the following special:
"KISGsIOs. Jamaica, ID cember A.-lAe Hay
tens are ln "a state OF terror az Tie rumor that
the Uilted States war ships ae on them way
here 90 demand The release Ol tle -eiz. steam
er Tia ueu Nepuhlc. Tho g.fofum ut dare
not n4ht aud they ielr tnat t0 surrender ine
vessel Ia Oten port at The dem0ud of iorei-n
mau-ol wax would ma U them unpopular hnd
weakeu tnclr authority 40 nome.
ID nee thoy decided upon very snroWi m1 -.
The atlas Line steamer CANAAN oelaefs.
which aru cd from New llfa Tonight
orought Hltl ntT crew uudfr contract nlih
Ninlsfer Preston. Iney wi4 sail Ior Fofl
au Pllce ar midnight Oh o.. steamer Alrtn,
a s0of tue Atlas inc which has been char
tor. luI TIC occasi u,au4 VIII llse lCsse~sl d
of tue tetmCr Haytlen Republic 90 sun
day They viii then leave lnmei aicy
for New YORK before tho America D.
men- f-wal auiyt. Caiet Oihcer Williams Of
the Aleue viii conn aud the DC uf u' vessel
The Atlas lIupauy his contracted witA Ai4-
i-tsr Preston 10 4 iycr tuo II iyuel teI IuD!le
at New YORK, and they hope O. accomplish %
iu th. way. llayt. thus expects 90 te ll4iei
the disgrace OF being compelled % deliver me
vessel lu the demand 0i % lOr. I'm Man oi-"di.
The government also nCpes 90 escape Tie Iay
m, IL " indemnity. II j. agr,at lelti-s.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

TCHErp RIVER N. j.. December li-Ile
zion tNN.l -I.u B., tl- FIRST .ce -ol member
10 tl9 sew Jersey Lesi3 agllo, U,l lgl- to-
day.
wAsHIyOlov. D. C.. plcsm1er B-souat1r
g as letl ned fll- afternoon FROM Haru,-
Dl Z. Ls expect. O. 30 .0 I.l.auap.As O.
rsit F4e..l-At Lars sols t!ms next
week
IyD1ANArOrIs. Ind. December lj- Vice
President ll-,t l0itlu ans ar- Morton
Clu-el be r yi-.tt1te eIHl alI Ms harrison,
ami leff iCl icA3 THIS morning at ll.yj uy
spec ul ilal.
JuCy-owy. ga. Iccemb = l5.-A Telegram
ecciFei fCm SeHtrlr. W. n. this oyeuius
announces the dangerous iilne-s OFT Honorable
Charles J.. BcFl f-,eLtY appointed Litf
j sucs ot asA.lstQu lllrt-ry gy Pr, -.lelt
Cleveland.
EEW YORK. December -Iior0rlb.0 Perry
Belmont, De newly gcr5Iltel LuI-i States
Mlui-f : 90 SPAN. sailed iJ lay gu f4r rfIln
Steamer T. INlsu4lil, llr h4yIe en Icut0 ~
MadIid, wL9.c be Wil assume Us d4t.os
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
New England Tobacco Growers AssociG-
ton.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. ID cenoer u The Ne"
Knglsud Tobacco Growers Association, AZ its
anuual meeting ~ day, passed Teso.uiions
iavoi.ug The repoI or The lnterna! revenue
taxes on tobacco. cigars ai claafe' tef, snd
approving * the senate revision u tuc House
tarn bill with he u lowing exec Tons Inc
DUTY 0n stel med tobacco 90 uc ,y cents lu
stead II - the culy 0l b cents p,l pound "
stcus T. DC o bolt heI Uy O. uues..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

fre HHis weather bulletin SAYS,
p Sunday il itis city ind section
Sew England warmer, partly
weather and irt.h southwest go
t... .al'hWesicr.y winds will probably
.f-. followed Dy snow or rain. AVID on
N l.r partly cloudy fo fair weather.
Sigh. iherma. ChsuEc-. preceded hy
.l SNOW Eullpcar steamers now
...0r Sew York w'l have fresh west
t.- lr.tle tAo ncxt Two days
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The Richmond Musical Union, on Fri
day night, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year President Ii. H.
Laubc Vice President. John Base!er
socretaiyJ Thomas Pulling Treasurer
john II Rinizi Sergeant'ai-Afms
August j. Lclss. Executive Committee
Richaid Wsgeuei George NoelEer, Jri
William Wagener Felix lardella, lssdOra
uirshberg Board or Trustees: c. b
Baseler u. A. Tailow, John G. Rein
l4fdt
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KIlraln Ready 10 {

Rnrsln Ready TO Cover suiiiyan's Money
NEW YORK. December H-JaGo Kiraiu :
representatives called st the Clipper Office
to day with t5oOO 10 cover Sullivan forfeit
money. but refused 10 leave the money unless
Nj. COOurn, the Spurtin edltOr VI the Clipper,
gave them receipt Tor IL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The LqJor H.rah OF yesterday has lhi'
60 say about iAo DAuY TIMES
"IAe Richmond FINES has been greatly
improved and H. nOw the best paper pub.
lls0ed in ihc city While 20 IS strictly a
Democratic paper We WOO ID not boz sul-
prlsed II it is not more Independent Of
parry than any olher daily ia the city i
Shove q deposition 10 depend On its
merits for suDDOu"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

IIit am de fack dat Dochur Dabil's Con
sarup Is de bess eber tuck. Why
shure, chile, ! tuck a dost yudder night
when thought was ded and on my way
10 de grade yard, and Bit stopt my coffin
lse gwine 10 recommended bit TO all dc
coon clubs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Notwithstanding ihc Immense quantity
Of goods we have sold since we mace
our great reduction in prices, We si.ll
have d great many 0sr.aius left. We
would be- glad tD have ail our customers
aud friends call This week before iLe
great rush which always proceeds ihc
holidays. Remember 30 Is no trouble 20
show goods. aud your fiue wi.i DO wcil
sDeut G0DuAuD & MOsEs.
$50 Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Sergeant Epps and Mr. j. II. Harris
Yesterday arrested Sandy Harris and
Luly Ann Harris, man and wife, who
live at No. 906 Brook avenue, and wer,
charged with lighting and creating a dis
!urbance In the neighborhood.
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plamond RIng enl Jsnslry n Auellon.

Attention b. called o lhe sale at auc.
tion ON Monday December 18th, az II
am, 10 my uUctlon-house, OF q very
pretty thrcc-stone Diamond Ring, on
Gold-Band Bracelet, one Cameo.set of
Pin aud Earl,iogs, one Chased Gold.
set Pin and Earnings, one pair Gold
EarRings, one Gold Buckle aud one
Chased aud one Pain Gold Ring.
GEO W MAYO, Auclionecr.
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DISASTROUS srlRrSEARr PETERSBURG
Belia7sd 70 be tho Wori Of Tramrl.

blIieFtU Il DC INC NVIh oI iIHIlI4
l-pec!l 90 tie Tine
PEIEasBCpG. Va. December b.-Ere &c
stroyed the tasa and sab es oi Reuben & s..
land. situate go Chester 'e.d unity, abo g 90
mile from tle city. -Four o-seut bushels ot
peanuts, six hundred barrels OK corn, seven
mulcs. one horse. four COWS, several thousand
pounds OF fodder ana a.l the tarm.rs imrls-
meuts wcis communist. The efe originated ir
the barn and was tho work o.. tramgs. LOS,
about sl5Oc0 Insurance, $1,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

wAsHrsorOs. D c., December IA di7
patch -eut ty authority bus toeu received
here by member of the 'aine delegation in
C0ngf0s. Informing them in ne p'y q ia.
qulucs that Mf blflie bad Mt hea q "oft
fIOm D., h,adqulIt q at Indianapolis atUNt Lls
euierlpg the Cabinet
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The Atlantic 4 Danviile Railroad Begun.
DASyILLE, Va, December 1.-THE nrst
spade full OF dirt was brown tod y on The Al
lantic aud DanyiIle kailro d from Dsnville 10
Norfolk. The Dsnvilie syndicate have agreed
upon a contract 10 build q section Of The lle
between Danvilse and CIaTksyllla
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Ask your druggist for Browns Bron
chial Balsam. Cnexceiled as a remedy
Tor coughs. colds, bronchitis aud all silec.
tions OF the throat and lungs. Trade
supplied by q. W Lalimer, druggist, 500
West Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
TeleDbOnc g.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

The Exposition Is over, but the gauze-
door stove and range that took the first
premiums are for sale al my store on
Governor street, also, slate mAntels
fronts snd CRATES, Tenders AMI gas chaa
deller JOmN BowERs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Elegant home made nince meat, Eng
llsh plum puddings, queen olives by
measure, 4-year old Kentucky WHISKY
81 ~ PEI gallon, 7year old rye whisky
at WILL " L. WHITES.
Formerly Christian, Ahiie x Co,
3'j East Broad
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

LEMON ELIXIR,

Its Wonderful Eject on tho Liver, StOm-
gch, BOW0is, ki dneY and u iOOd.
As pcpared by DIT. II. Mozey Atlanta. Ga
a rloasau lemon drink that positively cures
au BlllOu.ness CONSTIPATION, Indigestion of
Dyspepsia Headache Malaria. Kidney Dis
ease ID z.iness Colds, Loss OF Appetite, Fe-
veis. ChIis. Bl tche-. f.mples. all impuri
ties Of the bl ,od. Pain ia the Back. Palpata-
ton Of the Heart. and all other diseases
ca .sed by disoriered liver stomach and
Kidneys, the hist great cause Of al fatal
diseases. 90 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold
by druggists Prepared only BY II. Moziey
" u Ada Iia, GeJIg u.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Evaporaied peaches and aprIcois,
cooking and table sherrles In great yari
ETY., cooking brandies, apple Jack, eIc.
WILLIAM l.. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, White & Co,
800 East Broad.
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offer for private sale al sacrifice II
very hne.tonel Knabe (ihree pedals
piano. Can be seen at my auction house
SO q North Ninth street
GEO W MAYO. AuCliOneer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Han Blenders, W. + Holloway, and
John Rowe (sll whIle) were arrested yes.
terday by Sergeant w. L. Thomas and
Mr. J. NJ. Sale on warrant charg Ing
them With lighting In the street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Don't buy Christians Pfeieois until
sou have seen end priced the hnesi and
handsOmost in the ciiy a.
OWENS &, MsIDE DRUG Co.'S,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

DEpORr OF THE CONDITION OF
Ia THE FIR 7 NATIONAL BANK. AT
M il OND. ~ 1IE SrAiE OF yIH-
DlN 4, AT lie CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
DECEMBER l2 1883.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Packages of cher0ois are on the market 70
nearly zoe sa ne color 0f paper as the O.i
Fgiuite. Dut take no other except 10 has
my trade marx aud name VI = Wnl4LoeE
VI every package
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Send your lvdress 10 the TIMES Office,
and The carrier will deliver the paper 10
YOU. Twelve cents a week-eyery day,
including Monday
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Al Educational DUAL alton Ia south
Carolina.

COLUMBIA, s, G.. December E-Tha House
Commit co. ou Elections have recommended
a Con.tuuuonal amendment O. provide sn
educational qualification fOr voters It's ail
such 900 Hmeuam-uf would gislIaulul.e over
$4,000 Nlllt- Hld I. UI nelI es. Most lf the
.,Hlin- e...y ueN aparers 90 t4s -t4-l ale -u DO
pllL.-. ll- al-s. Illclf
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STRUCK WITH
AMAZEMENT!
and Mer-
chants Alike!

We continue to dispose OF the Stock Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods purchased
OF the New York House. The assignee ao-
oepted our offer Of less than 40 cents on
the dollar, and you are TO have these
Goods at, so to say, your own prices.
Every article is Marked in Plain Fig
ures and the Stock sums up upwards Of
Twenty Thousand Dollars worth of all
kinds and grades of Clothing.
These Goods are to be sold for Cash
Down.
IF the Goods do not fit they will be
oheerfully exchanged.
4. GREENTREE.
Palace Clothing Hall, s29 East Broad st.
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To the Public.

Jy0u want % start the coming new year
with a telephone hand II yOuI names early
that hey may appear ia our -'ew, Year Z
Cstai0xue. X l.. WEst,
Assistant Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

DEPORr OFTaEC6NDIrlOS or
Ia THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Il l RICHMOND, IN TIE sI TIE OF FlR
tIAlA A TIE d. 10 L Or BL -INESS De
JLIBLL H.. l,e.s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Over 100000 Of "Whitlock's Oh Vr-
eiuia CneVOts" sold and no complaints
Take 10 other package unless u Las ny
name on 10. otherwise you will bs !Il'
Dyaed Oh.
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DEpORr OF THE CONDITION or
IL THE ST tTE BA X OF V RGINIA. A.
hlCHNuND. ~ IHESiAIE OF VIRGINIA.
Al TIE CLD5L o. u SlN .as DECEMBER
D. f..-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Thursday last the authorities Of The
Almshou-e found that they could get no
water. The services of Mr.. II Grimmeli
The plumber, were called into rcqulsition,
and aficg TWO days work be discovered the
cause Il was THAT in the pipe were % ,wo
inch I'm diameter eel TWO i&t nine inches
long. four craWhsh and perch, which
were drawn into the suction pipe al The
Pump House.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Current Events Of In
tercst at Home
And Abroad.
TN HOUSE OF COMMONS EXCITED
OVER sUAKtM.
Foreign and nonestlc Sew'.

Losnos. DECEMBER YIN the House Of
Common t,Iy. Lord Randolph Churchill
ssktQ whether fhe rnl Cuuccment %. the cap
tule OF Emu Pa.lt and H.ry ~ Stanley
hy Osmnn Dilua was wei FOUNDED. and {. the
Ccutumenf would negotiate for tho release
% Lig peans Imprisoned az khartoun t.lcro
beginning Aosu .u-s.
Nr Gosoh8n reply .8g ioE the Government
sa'i. % was impossible g. slsp, ,nd the proposed
measure tor ttofcl-f o. 5uakm. durlns thr
Nll..f H- -rL1 lNf -..afF 90 a Certain tue IA q "
Lu4 It-rH HuI stanley.
Mr. Mo.iry % rlI tnl suspension OK Opgm-
uQrs lu suaklm until Monday.
Mr tl-4n-n dociucl tnat the Government
lnuIi uft comply HIll Ar. Mosiey D Ie4l 81,
but promised chat the DDtrrnment wound ne
iain itum Rli us instruction o. hurry opera
tors iu Lg5l.
-HL nFlrIH sOUDASIsE POLICY
! 4hI0v. December lt.-Ilc news sofiho cap-
tlfc 10 Hem, A -ian'rl lNd Lmn Iey hy
iht Hhh.i ii- create intense lntctt- e ft,leci i-
luB int motion WlIUA comes ll nCtt week.
asking thc CDteiIn fur ruler Information 100
regarding 'Aeh 5Nldtu D. ii s.. Lofi htul ~
ihuirlNl b. iuly IfeHuie1 llr flsoiuHs Ht
iacE ou tl4 Government, AID Wi. .u-ist 10 pom
irl.r L.l ID. ouaAlm lc.pIe the II9tc oi
Iud 8 Oi tue best -utl0uUl- Du tus subject
NIl usteo flit 10 isl grave
-ui-tikc iCr g.. eat Britain 10 cone
unu Government tlrre which ls ac
testHb .e ~ the natives. lLI- suspected JOB so
cl expert iu -luN.uc .c matter that tuc tflt
secret 40 huf t'e r9u4-i uuu1e Nc. iH %
rlIIeA Oihci minds thit ihc f.Ni.u
D.nlg5 g.Ouuphl-ly 2. Egypt t-sl iic
the iact that nature tu done aH
sne possibly can to Keep tnc TWO
DouutrlDa apart. .ve hundred miles 90 t. 10
have been spread olt tet~e0n Egypt an4 o.
.uUnan. luc Nl.t. DO true, nuns through il
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sCAEIM December if.-A force ot m0unte'
l1iauty auu 10y tlau cave fy nal. rec il-
Nuisance the 4.l.c cilgl -i hI-I.lo o. "a tY.
The enemy femall-l4 fAc.l tiUl---s --l t--
lllug % both sll,s was Aaim.---
ClBLE ELislis.
PAnrs. December lj-Ile committee APP
pointed iy fle Chamber Cf Deputies fO clu-
.ider the 1l pCslI-nlIg lAe payment ihe
Pluama anal C0mpauy's lAu4.lu.s las Ie-
lelted 20 measure.
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srArE or vLaolxA CRY OF RICHMOND 5.

STATE or VIRGINIA. CRY or RICHMOND IS
I, Wll'ism u. Hill, cashier u the above
named bunk, % sOleMrly swear "a tt lie above
statement .s true W th- best NV knnWleige
aud belief. WILLIAM " HILL.
Cashier.
Subscribed an sworn 20 before me : IS 18th
day W Deceuoor, 1855. y. LOCK WOOD,
Notary Public.
COueot-Attest
WILLIAM u. GIBSON,
JOHN TYLER,
JOAN ). kLLEIT.
edelj Il Directors.
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Egg-Noy, Apple Toddy, snd hot Tom.
and-Jerry al stumpfs, corner EigLlh
and Main.
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Subscribed aud swo. TO before me this 18th
Gay D. December, lss3,
- LOCKWOOD.
Notary Pubic
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- 81 YIaaIsIA. 60 or NlcnMonp-ss

7. John I Glenn. ssh.er Of the above
named bink, dl so EMMY swear hat ho 40 We
siat0 reul Ll1e 10 the ols Otmy knO ledge
A-l belief. j. / GLENN
Cashier.