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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-31

NEWPORT, r. l., December S0.-The
steamer Bristol, Of the Old Colony Line,
which arrived from New York about
2:30 o'clock this morning, was found TO
be on ire at $50 4. NJ, and in a short
time she was destroyed No one was in
jured, though q few Newport passengers
who had remained In their stale-rooms
10 await convenient hour for rising,
had narrow escape, and some Of them
lost all their clothing. All the baggage,
however, was saved The steamer s
freight had also been landed before the
fre broke out The Fall River and Bos-
ton passengers had all departed, the last
train leaving just as the alarm was
given. The IRE started near the kitchen
and spread very rapidly The fire de.
partment Of Newport, together with the
police force, exerted themselves In every
possible. way TO check the flames, but the
homework of the state-rooms, saloon
and stairway was as dry as tinder and
draughts through the steamer caused a
fearfully rapid spread Of the flames, 70
that before the city fire department aE-
rived there was mass OF nre sweeping
her almost from stem 10 stern.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
Two Thousand Dollars Stolen From "a
Safe In Broad Daylight.

Two Thousand Dollars Stolen From "a
Safe In Broad Daylight.
MNNEAPoLis, Mr,N, December 81
A bold and successful robbery was per-
pctratcd al Mrs " c. Penfeld's music
store yesterday morning, when two
81 l000gOld certificates were taken from
the safe. Mrs Penheld and her clerks
were engaged with customers when the
safe which was left open, was visited.
Mrs. Penfeld missed the certificates
about noon She suspected a man named
James Smith, who had been assisting
Hughes, the piano-mOycr The detec-
lives found that Smith had one Of the
cerifcats cashed at the Northwestern
Bank and then deposited S94O in the
Security Bank This money was re-
covered. The officers expect TO recover
the second certificate
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MORE ABOUT JAcR rue Ripper
GABLE FLASHES.

ST PETERsBrR0, December 30.-Ihe
Noooe Iremicd says that all Russian GUS
tom-houses have been ordered by the
Government to refuse the issuance OF
licenses to foreign vessels in the coasting
trade in Russian waters.
ROME, December 3O-A r. Dcam was
sung i'm ST. Peters Church to-day, 10000
persons being present Twenty thou
sand special tickets of invitation were
issued The weather was superb ard
there was much enthusiasm among the
people
PARIS, December 30.-A manifesto has
been issued by new revolutionary group
declaring that tho commune is the sole
remedy for the evils OF Bouhngerism
and Radicalism
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BRIEF TELEGRAsIs

WATERBURY, CoNN, December 30
Carrie Kunkel, of Thomaston, aged 49,
on being scolded for going skating left
home yesterday saying TO younger sis
ter, Mamma viii never see me again,
and has not been seen since The coun-
try and surrounding villages are being
searched
CHARLESTON, S. c., December 30-A
fire at Sumter Yesterday destroyed sew
oral small buildings with their contents,
and several persons were severely in
lured by the explosion of kcg OF pow
der IN one of the burning stores. The
damage 20 property is about $1,000
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Alarm o. Fire.

An alarm of fire was sounded last
night from Box l2, corner of Rockets
and Ash streets, az 1:lj o'clock.
The cause was the catching IRE Of lace
curtains ia a window in the dwelling
house owned and occupied by Mr a.
Siaude, No 800 Lester street. from a
small Christmas tree The curtains and
the tIee were burned The damage was
$40 Insured in the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company The ser
vices of the Department, which quickly
responded were not needed
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Another Exploit of he white Caps.

PITTsBuRo, Pa, December 30-A
Lima, Chic, special TO the Tines says
John Morisoner, proprietor of the only
saloon at Rawson, has been repeatedly
warned By White Caps 10 close, but paid
no attention 10 the threats Last night
a party Of men, masked as White Caps
visited him, AND after demollshing the
saloon, whipped him until he begged for
mercy, and swore he would never so
into tho saloon business sgain.
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neath of am Er rnIled state. senalor.

BALTIMORE, MD, December Colon
Moses Mordecai died this evening at his
residence, No. 026 ST. Paul street, in the
Seth year of his age.
Ills disease was Ossiticati0n of the
heart from which DE has long been q suf-
ferer Mr. Mordecai had been blind for
eighteen-years. lie was born in Charles
ton, s. g., where he resided until 1868,
when hc made his home i'm Baltimore.
lie was United States Senator from South
Carolina for the two terms immedi-
ately preceding the war. Du-
ring his residence in South
Carolina Mr Mordecai was a steamboat
owner and carried United states mails
anterior 20 the frat secession. and there
is now an unsettled claim In his name
pending against the United States Gov
crnment for that work Before The war
he was accounted q millionaire, and
although the ravages of war depleted his
fortune considerably, he was, however,
possessed Of o great deal of property al
40 the time of his death. His wife whom
he married sixty years ago, survives him
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The Pronnsed Denartment Id 1

The Proposed Department OF a grieuiture.
WAsHINaroN, December S0.-The bill
90 create a new department Of agriculture
Is likely to fall between two stools The
Democrats seem to have lost their in
tcrcst in il since the November elections,
and the Republicans do not appear to be
very anxious to give President Cleveland
the opportunity Of appointing the new
official There are also conflicting
opinions between the Senate and House
upon somo Of the details OF the bin
which may not be reconciled before the
adjournment OF Congress
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Resignation Of the Chief-Justioe OF Mon.


HELENA, MONT., December 3O-N. j.
Mcdonnell, ChieiJustice OF this Terri
tory, has forwarded his resignation TO
President Cleveland finding the duties
Of the office too burdens0me Judge Nc.
Connell was appointed from Tennessee
about two years ago. He will probably
form law partnership here and con-
tinue TO reside IN Helena. His resigna-
tion is 10 take effect az soon as his sue
cessor can been appointed and qualified.
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ACROSS THE SEA.
Latest Events of Inter
eSt From the Old
World.
BOULANGER PLANNING FOR TIE
FRENCH PRESIDENCY.
Cable Flashes aud Foreign Notes.

LOSDoS. December 30-The French
7 Cabinet is experiencing the utmost diih-
Guilty in The selection Sf e candidate to
succeed the late VI. Hude in the Chamber
Of Deputies for the Department OF the
Seine VI. Yauqueri, who was first
named as a candidate, has abandoned the
idea Of contesting the seat, upon the sug-
gesliOn of NJ Flouquet, who deemed
his candidacy unwise, not TO say
risky, and as yet no one
has been found willing 10 Try
conclusions With the man of destiny.
Meanwhile, General Boulanger and his
friends are making great preparations
for ihe contest The General has writ
ten a letter resigning his seat for the De-
pariment of the NOTd, though hc has
not yet presented a. lie makes
a strong bid for the support
of the Conservatives by announcing
that il he should ever be elected Presi-
dent OF The Republic he will al once re-
sc.nd the decree eNling the Orleans
Princes II the Comte de Paris should
support Boulangcrs candidacy, his elec-
tion will be made almost certain.
HI iaaN aaFR iAA4fAA = an -A-F t4-4Ar
The semi-ofIlcial press Of Berlin deny
the story of the reconciliation Of
the Car and Prince Alexander. of
Bsttenberg The report originated in
the meeting of Prince Alexander
and the Grand Duke Sergius, the Cars
brother, at the funeral of Aicxander's
father. when il is asserted they merely
exchanged ciyilitios lt il further said
that the Car has quite recently eX-
pressed himself as unaltefable ia bis re-
solve 10 have nothing TO do with Alex
ander in any circumstances whatever
The resumption OF the Gwccdore eyic-
tions is fixed for January ).
Troops and police have been ordered
10 proceed 10 GweedOro on January ]
and hold themselves in readiness to as
sisi in enforcing expulsion on the fol.
lowing day.
MORE ABOUT JACK THE RIPPER.
The police have received and traced TO
their origin letters which lead them
10 believe that Jack the Ripper" is
living in the vicinity Of Drury Lane
They do not accept the theory that the
Whielechapel hend had anything Co do
with the murder of little John Gin, of
Bradford, and seem confident that the
clue upon which they are now working
will result In the murderer capture in /
London
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ApyIcr fn NornEns.

Mas. WINsLOws = sOOTEls0 SYRUP should
always boz used when children are cutfinJ
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufercr st once
u produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
tie 1blid frOm pain. and the little cherub
nWakes a. bright as button" II is very
pleasang 60 taste. 10 sOothes be child sOitcus
the guns. allays all pain. relieves wind. regu-
lafes the bowels. end Is the be<t known rem
coy FOR disfrnOa. whether arising from teeth
1lag or other causes. Twenty-Five cents d
t,Oftla
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Is worth a column of rhetoric said an
American statesman IL is fact, estab-
lished by the testimony of thousands of
people. that Hoods Sarsaparila does
cure scrofula, salt-rheum, and other dis
eases or affections arising from impure
state OF low condition Of the blood il
also overcomes that tired feeling, creates
a good appetite, and gives strength 10
every part of the system Try IT,
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4 ROMANTIC LOVE STORY.
How RomaR Catholic became a lie
brew.


SAN FRANCIsCO. December 3O.-A re-
mantle story OF love that induced R0-
man Catholic 10 become a Hebrew has
come TO light here in the marriage OF
Herman Aman to Sarah Soefeid. Aman
comes Of good family ia South Germany.
Seven years ago he came TO this country
and settled i'm Chicago, where be obtained
position os chat in a restaurant tie
fell in love with Sarah Seefed
a beautiful Jewess. and wanted to marry
her, but she refused because be was not
of her faith. For seven years he was
her suitor, but her hrmness never wa
vered Finally her health began to
fail, and physicians ordered her last
month TO come to San Francisco. Her
mann followed her here. and he decided
to renounce bis faith 10 secure her hand
The necessary rites were performed early
this month. and the wedding took place
Wednesday night The couple propose
TO live here, because of the brides health
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Manual training is no longer in favor In
the Netherlands, except in smaller places,
where great champion OF this new branch
yet succeeds IN keeping Up an artificial en-
thusiasm for it, but it VIII never become
stable In the kingdom. After a trial OF
three years IL has failed The Only ones
profte9 by it were the teachers, TO whom
the government increased the salary largely.
Il A. Stager in Education.
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WAsHiSGToS, d. C., December S0.--A
distinguished Democratic Senator is
quoted as saying; &" If Southern man
goes into Harrison Cabinet, ii will be
either Longstreet or Malone General
Malone Is now very strongly urged by
the dominant power in the Republican
political machine, while Longsireet has
no following at all with Northern Re
publicans who have won the hght for
General Harrison, but Longstreet has
back Of him q strong Southern senti.
ment."
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DEATH FROM HYDROPnOBIA.
Horrible Fate OF a Police omeer.

Horrible Fate OF Police Omcer.
ST. LOUIS, No, December 8O.-Pollce
Officer Henry Fehle, OF this city, died a
horrible death from hydrophobia Friday
night Last September while walking
his beat he was bitten on the right leg by
dog but thought nothing Of the
wound. Wednesday the leg began 10
swell and Thursday, Fehle was taken
down with violent symptoms Of hydro
phobia. He passed from one c0nvulsion
into another, and finally died in great
agony Friday night DR.. Bernays, who
attended him, says the case was genuine
hydrophobia.
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am going 10 commence moving out
stock of tobacco from the Planters and
Merchants warehouse and storing same
in Shoct0c yvqrebOuso 0wners Of to.
baccO stored in the former warehouse
will please take notice. and attend 90 the
matter OF insurance of their holdings
iSignedl JOaN A. HUTcHEsoN,
Proprietor
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Stranger (perforce obliged to take din
ner at Aunt Dinab s)-Aunty, these pies
are not the kind my mother used to
make.
Aunt Dinah very much pleased)-No,
indeed, sab, | spec'e not. VIII yo hao
anudder picce?-New York Sun.
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BERLIN, December 30.-During a per
formance Of a Midsummer Nights
Dream" at the Berlin Opera House last
evening, Princess Adelbert, of Bavaria,
was seized with violent fiji of Mysteries,
necessitating her rel oval from the thea
Ire She has since become much worse,
and IL is feared she is insane The play
was continued after the Princes re-
uoval
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n,vtpESD NOTICES.

( frTuE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
she Cf ffZgN~ DANK has declared SENT
ann,,sl diyidend OF per cent. l'ax ifeel sa vu'
~ the net earnings OF the past slx mon,h9 , y
uayahlc 20 the stockholders on shn AZ ~
UAKY 2. 1889. o. " - - bi1r.
9dt.gg codf iaJ ~ 49,
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ASK your druggist for Browns Bron-
chial Baisam. Unexceled as a remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis aud sli aiffc-
tious of the throat and lungs Trade
supplied by G.. W Lalimer, druggist, 500
West Marshall street, Richmond, Va
Telephone 81.
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The o-year-old sou Of John w. Purcea.
OF Rochester, threw stones at some sna,s'
ping turtles IN a pond, when they a.
lacked him, fastening themselves np0:
his legs and injuring him severely.
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nInn.

HUTCHINSON. Died. suddenly, At the resi-
denco ~ q. Walton saunders. No. 610 West
Cary street, Saturday December 2s.h, Miss
LOtISA HU1ChEsON.
Funeral viii take place to-day fsom the
Moore Memorial Church. at u o'olook. friepds
Invited - ettond.
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nI6nn up hy NiLro GlyeerIne.

TOLEDO, ONO. December 30-Jacob
Kohlcr a German ia the employ OF Tie
Wheeling and Lake Eric railway, found
can of nitro Vlycerine on stump near
this city to-day, and attempted 10 open it
with "a pick lie was blown high into
the air and instantly killed Ills clothing
was blown oil and every limb mangled
he leaves a wife and four children
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Hit am de fsck dat Dochur Dabids Coff
Syrup Is de bess ] cher tuck. Why
shure, chile, tuck a dost yudder night
when / thought was ded and on my way
10 de grabe yard, and bit stopt my coffin.
lse gwine 10 recommended bit to all de
cnnn cluhs
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Castorla has met with pronounced favor on
the part Of phy.ic,aus, pharmaceutical socie.
ties, and medical authorities. 10 IS used by
physicians with RESULTS most gratifying The
present extended use of Castoua is uuQues-
tionabiy the result OF three facts lst, Tie fn-
dlsputable evidence that 10 is harmless; %.
That it not only allays stomach pains and Qui-
cts tho nervcs, hat assimilatos tine food. and
%, II 8n agreeable aud perfect substitute
fer castor Oil. It 10 absolutely safe. 10 does
not contain any opium. morphine, or other
nafc0tic-unhke Soothing syrup, Batcmau's
Drops, 0odfrey's Cordial, &c. It does not stu
pefy. This is good de q for medical Journal
% say. Our duty, however, IL 20 expose dan
ger and record the means of advancing health.
The day Tor poisoning innocent children
through greed on ignoraucs ought TO end
TO our knowledge, CastOria IS remedy which
produces cOmp0surs and health Dy regulating
the system not by stupeiyng it-and our
readers are entitled 20 the einformation.-Ha
Joifr6dl ~ Hfal1.
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The Kodak only S2j, and for sale by
Sol J. Biuswanger, 2lj East Broad street
Materials for artists and photographers
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Fine Stains, Gold Paint, and Artists
Materials. Sol ] Binswanger's. 2lj East
Broad street Fine assortment and
largest stock of Paints, Glass, &c.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
-o--~~~~-~-~~~-~-~~~-~ -~~---~-~~~~~~
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA
BILE FARM NEAR ETNA MLLs
KING WILLIAM Co. VA.
TRUSTEES SALE

Unecr and by virtue OF cd OF trust exc.
SutSd 10 me, the undersigi ed. as trustee, by
Z. I. Snead and wife, dated April 10 ls>8 dc
iaut having been made 10 the payment of the
note, and being thereto requested by the
Aelder or sasd note therein seC Cured, / wit.
ouer Tor sale at pablic auction on
WEDNESDAY. JAsuARY 3, 1859.
al Il m, at Etna Mills. King William county
the TRACT OF LAND described ln said dead
ccntainins ltsA acres more or less.
lerms-Casn "a 10 so much ~ the proceeds
as are necessary "a defray the expenses OF e..
ecufDR this trust. and 10 discharge ns,fa 4 ,
kNo, with interest thereon from April 10. lssS
ana the nalance upon such terms a. may bs
.a.a - GEORGE p FAw.
'aeFoANi" Dusfce.
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- regard Casi0fia as one q 0s bes' 5e0'siie'
Jor etiidfsq .eiM ,eiiet aDi acqaaihtd Idats
prssegibsd 10 ia niy pyasiics 70 sersyai eliidr@,
yseeafig. end N Qatf ercelsaf saHsfacfloa. Ihop.
ne dap u mol far dilianf telsn m0i.efs siA con
sidsr a. real inifrssf o. their Children. ana ess
Ca'loria inasad q Ne Egrl9s quaet nosi0Bas
Uh.A are dssi,oyiag hs.r lorsd ones, By forcing
oT.ss morp1ias. soothing sgr'p, aal otter hpft
~ agsss dom Usi, D5oa,s. Me,e5g ssa4iag neD
~ prsmafals gfafa."
DIt J. r. KfSCngIOK
(.rarnD Ar
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The Bromide EXpectorant or Rock and
RYE Expectorant, a real eficacious and
prompt medicine, for Coughs Colds.
lIoarse or Tickling Cough, and any other
complaints Of like character Il viii give
quick relief, and contains no opium o.
ChlorOiom Sold by
J.. WAOSER. Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Broad streets
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VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPASY,
RICHMoSD, December -, loss
nIYIDEND NOTICE.-THE DI-
- RECrORS OF THIS COMPANY have
declared "a SEAn-ANNUAL dividend OF
3 PER CENT Cfree OF all tax, payable 10 the
stockholders On aud after the 2d day OF Janu-
ary, 1883. RO. Z. RICHARDSON,
De 2y-lW Seer tafy.
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Tor RENT.
LOR RENT.
DESIRABLE DwELLI.

i.00s East Clay street % rooi
residence.
slI East Marshall street L rooms
brick.
10 East Grace street 7 rooms (.
Kitchen, 3 rooms
2ls Mayo street rooms deteche,
= rooms. =
5l9 Norib Seventh street 10
Portable dRelii0g tetaohei
ols South Fifth street 3 fc0m
5i5 West Main street rooms
smaller dwellings and stOres
ti,s. JOHN r.
Real Esi
de 2e&3l Bank and Eles
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THE PLANTERS NATToEAL BANK or
RICHMOND,

WTTWMIlNI- ' 10 I77-7--7-7 = =
rTHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
1 have this day declared dividend OF tMef yer
cent ffree Of tax out OF tne pfouts ~ sac ,a.
- r,on,hs rayable on ard after January z,
80 MANN 5. QUARLES.
IHpnl.td eoeHct.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
L STOCKHOLDERS or THE AER-
CHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF Riohmoad
wlil be- held at their banking office on TUES-
DAY, the sth dsyof January, ieee. ~ y o'clocs
NJ. ]. L. GLENN,
2dc2' codtd Cashier.
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Large lot Weather Strips just received
at {. w. FAUGHAN's,
opposite Julius Meyer * Sons.
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Weather Strips,

prices from . 10 10 cents per foot. al
c. W. NAUOUAS's.
G02 f.. Broad street
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 7
POrOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREAsURr RS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, December l3, 1888. ]

Alta meeting OF the Board OF Directors he,e
November IL. 1855 Il was resolved that DIV
IDEND OF 81 PER ChNT upon the common
capital stock OF this company and upon ~
dividend obligations be declared FOR the hal
year ending September %, 1883. PAYABLE
on THE 20 DAY OF JANUARY, 1853, t1
stockholders 4 record AZ the date Of Decem.
bcr %. 1888. from which date 10 the 81 day Oi
January, lese, the books Of transfer VIII ot
CLOSED j. y. WINSTON,
1del6ia Treasurer.
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1l,r srArE RAsk OF vIRoLsIA.
USIQS BASk OF RICHMOND. COS

DOMINION
II STEAMSHIP COMPANY. THREE PER
CENT DIVIDEND viii be paid 20 the Virgins
st1ckholders out Of the earnings fOr the past
six months, at the Company Office, lSll Main
street. on and after January 2, 1882.
GEO ". ALLEN & CO,
R4e90-t Agents.
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A Xsnia %. man stole Grape from the
door Of a friend.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE 9F THE CRY AUDITOR,

OFFICE or THE CITY AUDITOR,
RICHMOND, Va, December ~, 1873.
HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
II CITY OF RIlHMnND
maturing ist January, 1859. are hereby notified
to present them for payment when due.
MILES rURPlN. Auditor.
BY action Of the Committee on Finance OF
the City or Richmond at a meeting held De
cember "A. lSss, h0liers OF the above borde
VIII have the privilege OF exchanging their
matmed bonds for
-FOUR PER CENT. REGISTERED RONDs
Of the city (haying thirty four years TO run
from January !, $780, at their par value.
EDWARD J. WARREN,
de l6-td Clerk Com. on Finance.
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CRY BANK or RICHMOND, /

CRY BANK or RICHMOND,
RICHMOND, VA, December p, 1883.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i have declared a dividend OF PER CENT.
free Of tax, on tho capital stock, payable 10
tho stockholders an aud after the 2d day OF
January. 1859.
6de2l-at j. W. sINTON. Cashier.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK oFl
RICHMONu. Va.
RICHMOND, Va, December %, 1883.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
4 ING OF The STOCKHOLDERS OF this
bank viii be- held az their banking house, ll0i
Nain street, TUESDAY. January 8, 1879, b.
ginning At Il O'Clock NJ. Directors wll be-
CHOSEN for the ensuing year.
2de25td Il. {. BURNETT, Cashier.
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NATIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA,
UNITED STATES AND STATE AND CITY

hlCBM0ND. Va, December 5, lo8s.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
will be held at he Banking House on TUE.-
DAY. JANUARY 8Ih. 1889. at - O'Clock NJ
5destias J. W. LOCKWOOD, cashier.
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the
Remedy for you
OwENs g MINOR DRU0 90.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-31

DICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILD
MAIN STREET, UNDER PLANTRpS NATIONAL
BANKl-Ihe directors OF this Company have
declared SENt-ANNLAL DIVIDEND OF
PER CENT Gree OF taxi. out OF the net
earnings OF the past six months. payable 10
the stockholders on and after January .. 1855.
WILLIAM LOYENSTEIN Cashier.
RICHMOND, VA, December u, 1885
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