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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-30
LOCAL NOTES.

The entertainment at the WestmOre.
land Club the night before Christmas
was something to be remembered in the
way of pleasant social carnival. Among
the delicacies on the table the piece de re-
sistance was a splendid saddle of mutton
flanked with snow-white frosty celery
and some old family pickle. Professor
John Dabney was the artist of the oc-
casion, and added to his wreath of lau-
rels as a chef dc cuisine.
Some time last night the hall Of No 3
South Third street, was entered and an
overcOat belonging 10 Mr. Charles W
Segrave was stolen. 1t was bran-new
coat, and cost $50
The Sarah Michaels whose house was
smashed in Thursday night by Charles
Henry (cOlOred) was not the daughter Of
Isaac Michaels, who lives al 1905 East
Franklin street
4 representative OF the TINES had
pleasant interview with Miss Laura Jean
Libbey, of Brooklyn, the accomplished
authoress OF two remarkably successful
books, Miss Middleton's Lover and
d" A Forbidden Marriage" Miss Libbey
Is on a visit to the city with her mother,
who seeks the South for the benefit OF
her health She is talented young lady
who richly deserves all the success she
has gained.
Mr.. John Alluisi is one Of Richmond's
rising artists. Although still but boy,
he has executed several excellent
medalions which stamp him as a sculptor
of unusual genius, and destined 10 make
his mark.
At All Saints Church to-day the choir
and music will be the same as on Christ
mas day.
The only item In the City Circuit Court
yesterday was suit instituted about
o'clock by Simon A. Shea against A. w
CARRIER through his counsel, Edgar Allan.
The damages are laid al $1,000. No
declaration was fled
Mr. E. II. Easley, late assistant super
intcndent Of the Lille Insurance Com
pany OF Virginia, has accepted the
superintendency OF the District Life n
surance Company, at Wheeling, W. Va. /
lie left the city yesterday evening by |
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc |
.omac for his new home, with ths con
yratulaiions and best wishes of his many |
friends
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Capitol Notes.

Governor Fitzhugh Lee yesterday is
sued a requisition on the Governor of
Pennsylvania for the delivery Of William
Kibley, who stands convicted of bigamy
in Shenandoah county, but who has es-
capped arrest and is now held by the
Pennsylvania authorities.
Robert l.. Taylor has been appointed
notary public for this city, and George
W Billey has been appointed a notary
public for the city Of Norfolk.
Governor Lee has accepted the resig.
nation Of DR.. w. j. Sir0ther as coroner
for Culpeper county. His successor has
not yet been appointed.
Parker Lucas, from Giles county, was
received at the penitentiary yesterday to
serve a term of three years for voluntary
manslaughier This prisoner remained
In Jail three years and had three trials
In the first he was condemned 10 be
hung; in the second he was sentenced to
eighteen years In the penitentiar and
in the third he was sentenced 10 three
wears
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Amusements This Week.

Our amusement lovers viii have no
cause to complain of the list Of attrac-
tions offered them this week.
At the Theatre, beginning tomorrow
night the celebrated Boston Ideal Opera
Company will begin an engagement of
four nights and matinee, including in
their repertoire THE Barber OF Seville,
" Queen of Topaz" "Martha" Wednes-
dav matinee. Carmen Wednesday
night and Faust" Thursday night.
Lovers Of music will have a fine assert
ment from which to make selection, and
this viii, no doubt, prove TIE musical
event of the season.
The Ideals will be followed by Thomas
W. Keene in round Of Shakesperian
characters, in which he will be supported
by Louise POmeroy and a well-selected
company
AT the Academy tomorrow night,
THE Two Old Cronies will be given,
for the benefit ofthe Elks, and, of course,
the house will be crowded. Tuesday
night, Thatcher, Primrose q West give a
Shakesperian minstrel entertainment, a
decided noveltyin minstrelsy. The Little
Tycoon will follow, and its popularity
is so well established that il needs no
further mention. Mr. Spenser, the writer
of the opera, will be here with the com
pany.
Al the Broad Street Opera House Mr.
Joseph J Sullivan will begin an engage
ment of a week, with daily matinees in
the Irish drama Black Thorn
The Musee Theatre and Putnam's will
give their usual variety and vaudeville
performances during the week.
THE ELKs' BENEFIT
Don't forget TO see the 1.-Two Old
Cronies tomorrow night at the Acad-
envy on the occasion of the Elks benefit.
The entertainment is for noble cause,
and should be literally patronized. The
performance is justly termed the funniest
musical farce comedy on the stage, and
will keep the audience laughing from the
rise 20 the fall Of the curtain. Handsome
souvenir programmes will be distributed
TO the audience
The performance Of Carmen" at the
matinee yesterday was the best rendered
OF the kellogg repertoire produced here
Miss Meisslinger, in the title role, dis
played an artistic conception Of the part,
while her superb physique, figure and
carriage made her an ideal Carmen. Her
voice is pleasing and cultivated mezzo-
soprano, and the highly-dramatic pas
sages with which the opera abounds were
given with fine effect.
Misses Avery and Meyers fully sus-
tanned the good impression made preyi-
Ously.
The superior requirements that are
called for in the character Of Escamillo,
the Toreador, were hardly realized in Mr..
Langlors, and Sig Taglieri apart from
his good acting, was far from efficient.
The chorus and orchestra cannot De TOO
highly spoken Of.
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With the exception Of last Friday the
cases before the Police Court required
fh,a trihonai 20 be hard 81 work up 20
2 oiciork. On Friday Justice Crntch-
6cid adjourned from 1880 to ~ O'Clock
when he took on 20 the civil docket
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There was considerable inquiry for to-
bacco to-day Tobacco inspectors office
reports 10 inspections and 90 reviews
There is very small stock of ALSO
lutely sound dark tohaccos under medium
grades a tobacco broker who had coca
sion to 60 through the stocks on this
market lately with customer, says: He
had thought the stocks of desirable dark
tobaccos small, but the facts surprised
him"
shockoe warehouse shipped fifty hogs
heads in the last few days, and this for
holiday times is remarkable, and shows
an active demand. {. Mel.
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Tie funeral Of the late William IT,
Haxall took place yesterday afternoon
~ O'Clock, from ST Pauls Church
The church was filed with sympathiz-
Ing friends. The funeral services OF the
Church were beautifully sung and read
after which the remains were taken 10
that beautiful city OF the dead, Holly
wood
The honorary pall-bearers were John
II. Allen. a. BarRamin, h A. Claiborne,
DR. William p Palmer John H. Mon
fagpe, X. I Brooke, Charles Ellis, II. /.
g. Baskerville, Governor Fiizhugh Lee
and Mark Downey
The active pail-bearers were. John l.
Nlllsms, Samuel II Puliam, John Dun
Top, Robert S. Archer, Joseph Bryan,
Carter IS. Branch, James Peasants,
William NJ Hill, and r. i. Richardson
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AMERICAY HIsTORICAL AssOCIATIOy.
Interesting Meeting Held Recently in
Washington.


A reporter Of the TIMES saw Hon Lyon
G. Tyler, president Of William and Mary
College on the street yesterday, and re-
ceived from him an interesting account
Of the late meeting Of the American His
toricaI Association. Virginia was repre-
sented in The meeting by Hon W. W.
Henry, OF Richmond Professor Garnett,
Of the University of Virginia President
Tyler, Of William and Mary College,
and Professor Smythey, of Randolph
Macon. Mr. Henry read an article on
Religious Liberty in Virgins" success
fully maintaining for the State the honor
Of being the FIRST in the world to proclaim
the absolute divorce Of Church and State
One Of the most enjoyable articles was
one BY Clarence Winthrop Bowers, Of
the New York Independent, who gave an
elegant and graceful account Of the in
sugnatlon of the first President-Wash-
ingt A. Of glorious memory
Among the distinguished men whom
Mr. Tyler met in Washington were Hon
Horatio King. Hon George Bancroft
General James Grant Wilson, Clarence W
Bowen. Duncan ;. Walker, Dr. Stilli
Of Philadelphia. and DR. Herbert
b. Adams, whose articles on the
Institutions OF learning in the Union
have been Of such general advantage
Al expressed lively interest in the Col
leEt OF William and Mary, restored 10
aslife influences by the generous and
patriotic action Of the last Legislature.
4 Il whispered that the association
fenlemplaies holding one Of its annual
ines,lags In Richmond al a. early a date
- precicable The idea IS good one
Il Is IN Tie coming together Of the men
1T thought and education that views are
broadening, prejudices wiped out, and
sfue historical spirit is generated
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Lucy Jane Taylor. negroes, put some
poison, popsiarly known as trough on
rats into cup Of tea. which she served
10 the family. The fact that she did 80
was well established. The Court sent
her 70 sail 10 awaii the action q the
..r..1 ,nru
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Market firm
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Ill, December 29.-Wheal
opened qaiet. Corn steady. Oats quiet
Provisions strong Close Wheat-De.
cember, Sl0lT January, $10li May
sl.0G4- Corn-December 34tc.; Janu-
AIRY, safe; May, S7sc Oats-DecembeT
and January, 25sc.; May, 28fQ2sIc.
Pork-December aud January, $l2.92t;
May, $l337f. Lard-December, $50;
January, $772i May, $7S2f@7s5.
Ribs-January, S6.77i; February, $o.s2ii
Nay, $0.97S.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Y IRGINIA-IN THE UT
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ECEMBEKs. 1881
a. Allan. pla milf against C. s. Stops and
Il T. StOOps. her husband who IS made
party for con .Ormity, defendants.
In debt and upon an attachment returned
executed.
Tie object OF fhis suit Is 10 recover against
the defendants go, With legal interest there
90 from May IA, 1887. .unti paid, subject To
redit S25; aud 20 attach the house and lot
belonging to defendants I'm the city OF Rich
mold. being No. 100 East Main street, and +
situated on the south side of Main street b
tween First and Second streets, and subject
the same 10 the payment OF the plain iu'-
claim. And affidavit having be, made and
Med that the defendants are uOn-residCnts
" this state. IL is ordered that they appeai
here within fifteen days after due pubhca-
ton hereof and do what is necessary 10 pro
@ CT their intercs S In this suit.
a copy-Ieste.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk
J. SAMUEL PARRISH, pa. 4dell,ls.25SJal
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NEW YORK, December 29.-Flour mod
erately active AID at stand; superfine,
$2.750S45; city mill extras, 5@35c for
West Indies; Minnesota extra, $9.l5@
0, Wheat quiet; No. red State,
Sl.09; No. 2 red winter, December
sl.0lg. Corn duh; Mo. 2 mixed, 474c.,
cash; December, 48sc Oats steady; No.
! white State, S9}c.; No 2 do, Sic. Pork
dull; mess, $l425Qi4.75. Lard quiet;
December, $3.50. Sugar-refned quiet;
cur loaf and crushed, sfc granulated.
tie; moald A, Zee Coffee s.sady fair
cargoes RE, le<c.
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Cnsfnm-IIons,Dnfs

Mr. Edgarton S Rogers, Of this city,
has been appointed Consul Of Italy cice
John A. Pizzini The new appointee is
An architect, the son Of Randolph Rogers,
the sculptor, and is a thorough Italian
scholar He was born in Rome. Mr..
Rogers is the architect TO whom was
awarded the contract for the Exposition
building.
The American schooner Comet en-
tered at the custom-house yesterday to
load -four for Brazil
The German brigantine Frederick en-
tered yesterday al the custOme-house 10
load flour for Brazil. The vessel hailed
from Pelotas and came In ballast.
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New Year RecentInn.

The TINES will publish in the New
Year edition the names Of all ladies who
viii receive that day-proyided the lists
are sent in by Monday, December 9lst
The location and number Of each resi-
dence should, of course, be mentioned.
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Quite a stir was created at Miss Coates
boarding house, sos East Clay street, At
about 3 o'clock Saturday morning by an
alarm of fire The guests found their
ROOMS full Of smoke, and there was a
general rush for the stairways in all
sorts of fancy costumes, which were
more suitable for July than December
The panic soon subsidized, however, and
i was found that the fire was located In
tho basement The fremen responded
promptly and soon extinguished the
itiees before any great damage Vas
.'epe The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Children Cry for Pitchers Casiorla.
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Tho city last night was unusually
quiet The only arrests Of any conse-
quence were Walter Claiborne, colored
boy aged Is years, who was charged on
warrant with unlawful trespass on the
premises of and assaulting with rock
John II. Howell Howell swore out the
warrant. The boy was bailed.
John Winn was arrested on the charge
of trespasslng on the premises OF and
assaulting, cursing, and threatening Ann
Larxin. Ann Larkin swore out the war
rant, and her sister Lula il down az =
witness. VIM IL railroad conductor.
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The worst feature that this country
has had 10 contend with OF late years in
dark tobacco is the increased production
in Germany, which has amounted TO
about ninety million pounds per annum.
II is well enough TO bear this point in mind,
as II is not probable that but few know the
true cause Of the great dulness in this
grade. We surely cannot IN this country
90 on producing low grades against such
odds and Germany's protective tariff be-
sides.
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II il the general belief expressed by
tobacco men that although brights OF
fine color have advanced TO high prices,
there will be n continued rise. Stocks
being largely composed Of very common
tobacco does not depress the value Of
brighis, but it is quite certain that even
The common stocks will show a material
stock reduction in the January 1880
statement.
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NIRGINIA:-IN THE CIRCUIT
' Court OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
DECEMBER 5TH 1888:
John Bowers.......-.. ....... Plaintiff,
against
c. s. Stops and r. T. StOOps. her husband. who
Is made party for conformity. Defendants.
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover against
the defendants Sl45.l7. with legal interest
thereon f'om December %, 1888 until paid,
and 70 attach the house and lot belonging 10
defendants In the city Of Richmond, being No.
100 East Nam street, and Is situated on the
south side Of Main street between First and
Second streets. and subject the same to the
payment Of the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and fled that
the defendants are nOn-rosidents Of this State,
Il is ordered that they appear here within hf
teen days after due publication hereof, and do
what Is necessary 10 protect their interests IN
this suit
cOpy-Teste
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk
J. SAMUEL PARRISH, p.q.
bde ll,ls.25&1al
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
DrcFxBrR 20. 1888

The Richmond and Danville railroad,
through its general passenger agent, Mr.
James l.. Tnyler, at Washington, ex-
plains fully in the Danville Register that
his road had no hand In emitting several
IMPORTANT tobacco markets from GER
tain exiensiyely-used map advertising
the bright tobacco belt.
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THE LATE Mr.. HAxALL.
Resolutions OF the Directors OF the state
Bank OF Virginia.


Al meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF tho State Bank OF Virgins al their
clearinghouse on Saturday, December
20 1883, the death Of Mr.. William II.
Haxall having been announced by the
president, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
/. Aesolced, That while giving EXPIRES.
sion 10 the profound sorrow with which
the death of our friend has hlled our
hearts, we desire to bear our testimony
70 the many virtues which adorned his
character
2. Resolesd, That the death OF Mr.
Haxall has deprived us Of & warm. per.
sonai friend and valued associate whose
place It will De hard 10 Gil. Kind, gen.
tlemanly, and courteous 70 all, he won
oar hearts, while his strict integrity and
fair dealing commanded our respect.
3. Rtso'oed, That we sincerely sympa.
ihlze with his begeaye2 family, and ten
der them cur coincidence under this
their a1liction.
JoHx 8 ELfKE9. Chairman.
FlGlam N Hik, secretary
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Grain and Cotton Market.
RIcHMoNp. Va. December 20.

RICHMOND, VA, December 20.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO sEcRErARY
Wheat-l23 bushels.
Corn. 100 bushels.
Oat.-2.O0O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry. 100 bushels very good
az Los. ShOuberry, . bushels prime II
los. Total sales OF wheat Us bushels.
Corn-White, 10 bushels very good new
At 42c.; 40 bushels fair new at 4Oc. Total
sales Of corn, zoo bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middling. Ole; low mid
fling, Gee. good ordinary. Sic.
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VIRGNIA-IN THE CHANCERY

NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THG l1rH DAY or DECEMBER, 1855:
@. r. swift and Z. c. Swift...-.... Plaintiffs
aRai -
William H. Betts, l.. p. Winston. Sheriff OF the
city OF Richmond and administrator of Har-
ri, EdmOndsOu. deceased, and Robert n
S,eger, executor OF John .. Steger. de
In Chancery.
The object OF ths SUIT Is 70 obtain release
as 10 a lot on Broad street, I'm the city of RlcL-
rOnG. twenty by seyenty-iye feet. OF
deed u trust from a. G.. OmOhundrO. X. L.
OmohundrO and wife, and Alexander Garrett
snd vile 10 John D. Stager, trustee. dated
June IT, 1851 and recorded in the clerks
Office or this court, In Deadlock a. page
ia. conveying lot OF land ninety eight by
eighty -ei sht feet. on the southeast corner OF
RrOad and Union streets. 10 secure 20 said
William n. Belts and Harris EdmOndsOn the
payment Of FIVE negotiable notes. bearing
even date with tue said deed OF trust,
amounting la the aggregate 10 the sum Of
S3,s9i.
And affidavit having been fled that diligence
has been used b. on ul behalf OF the plaintiffs
10 ascertain which county or corporation the
defendant William A. Belts Is without effect.
Il Is ordered that he appear here within fit
teen days after due publication Of this or ct,
and DO wha' T. necessary 10 protect his inter
e,ts I'm this suit.
A cOpy-Jcste
CHARLES W. GODDfN. Clerk
HAhYEY WILSON, D.. q. 2dels Iuiw
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Mr. Thomas NJ. Rutherford will oc-
cupy next month Rooms 10 and 12 Cren-
shaw's building.
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Hotel Arrivals.

The following hotel arrivals were re,
ported 81 the TINEs Office last night
MURPHYs EUROPEAN H0TEL-G b
NeCombef, Boston Mass John T.
Blackwell Norfolk, Va; r. $. TAYLOR
and wile and Miss N 4 Taylor, New
York; q. L. Clarke, Hampton, Va i.
NsKenna, Blue6eid, W Va John Nc
Kenna. Lynchb0rg, Va; Jarles McKenna.
WeshirxioD ID. G.. Lyon O. Tyler, vii.
liam and Mary COLLEGE, williamsburg,
vs.: MILAN Al WoIreii. NNmipRicn,
Ia, T. Moose. Na1nesbogo Pa.
e ||E14 + I.t1h. tAneelf OHIO n !,
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Mr. f. X Victor, of this city, was mar
ried in Essen, Germany, December 9th,
and may soon be expected here with his
bride
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Messrs. r. H. Dibrell & Co have
moved their Office to Shockoe slip, under
the Tobacco Exchange
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Captain John S. Lockhard, Of Durham,
is in the city.
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The Perfection

OF the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Il is agreeable TO the taste, acceptable TO
the stomach, harmless in IFS nature, pain
less yet prompt, and8 thorough In It's ac-
lion. Owens & Minor Drug Company,
Va.
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OAp-srNEEr OPERA HOUSE,
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

TIN DIRECTORS OF THE MER-
tAN1s NATIONAL BANK HAVE
DkClNEU A DIVIDEND OF ~ PER
CEN 4 Tree Of tax out OF this net earnings ~
the pa six months. psyab 20 IN. stock
hOllertu aud after tie 20 DAY OF JAN
UAhf&S9.
do = J.F. GLRNN. Cashier.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

President L. L. Bass has called meet
ing Of the Board of Aldermen for to-mor-
row evening at o'clock, TO concur in
this action of the Common Council. If
the ordinance is adopted as it now stands
it will undoubtedly 60 before the Mayor
for approval, and when signed by. him
viii become law, and the rates therein
provided be established. On the other
hand, if the Board fails to concur in the
ordinance as il now stands and amends
the same in any way, then the ordinance
will again have 10 90 before the
Common Council for the amendments by
the Board to be concurred in, and in this
event the ordinance of October the 18th,
1888, will become a law before this
amendment can be adopted and ap.
proved.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF

ANlN hMUFis , AZ Il
RICHMOND, Va, Decemher 22 lsso.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEE1
Il ING or the STOC kHOLDnRS Of tht
bink viii be heli M theic banking house, IN
Vain street, Tt ESDAY, January 3, 1859, be-
ginning az - O'Clock VI. Directors Will h'
CHOSEN for the ensuing year.
2de25td H. &. BURNETT, Cashier.
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rnbLArrEns NAr1osAL BASE oFl

RICHMOND
RfddOND, Va, December % 1879.
THE lRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i have a. day declared a dividend Of { yer
cent. Oretjf taxi out II tue prO6ts OF the last
AK mOnthk payable on and after Janusry2.
1875. MANN ). QUARLEs,
lde2i-td 4 cashier.
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Now York stock Market.
RAILRolD STocKs.

Reported by q. w. Branch q Co., banker
sn6 brokers, No. I'LL Main street.
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10 srArE BANK OF yIRorSTA, !
- nArK or RncnMoNp.

BIcHNosD,N s.. December II, lSss. (
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L house b. cayi declared DIVIDEND OF
PER CENT. and l'b0nus ~ PER CENT. out
Of the prOnts "a he Iast six months maxim
eys on and after tbe' 5f dsv ~ 1s.marv lsso
JAMES MILLER,
Sic 8lOt Lasa.or.
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orTIcs rHorsIA FIRE AID MARrsrl

RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILD.
- NO, Loan AND TaUS co. No. 100
MAIN eTnETT, (CNDER PIANrEas NsrfoSsr
bANkl.- ho Dir ctors OF this Companv have
declared skNf ANNUAL DIVTfiRND ON
fEh CENT gree OF tax. cut OF the net
earnings on tho past six months. ptyabis 10
Tue stocA holdefs on and after January 2. lsso
WILLIAM LUNENsTEfN. Cashier.
hicHMoSD, Va, december y, 1855.