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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-24
Tile DIST In OUR STREETS

There can be no question at all as 10
| the beauty OF Richmond al a city. Il
enjoys unusual advantages in the point
Of local situation, and is very attractive
in its architectural aspects. a stranger
visiting it would undoubtedly carry
away with him impressions that were
on the whole highly to its credit.
In some particulars, however, these
impressions would be most u~nfavorable
to our regard for public convenience or
health. /, it possible to find in the
United States a city as much disfigured
by dust as Richmond is in every pro
tracted spell Of dry weather?
Tnis is especially noticeable in the
residential paris, where the houses soon
become OVERLAND with a dusty coating ,
aud the surrounding sward and shrub
berry mantled Nth a similar covering
This dust arises from the large amount
Of dirt that is allowed to increase ~
quantity from day to day in the streets.
until their aspect is as offensive 10 the
eve a. their odor TO the noslrils. Masses
Of leaves, waste paper scattered thickly
about, sticks aud pieces of loose timber
and are permitted to remain
until they form little heaps here and
there that, ~decaying, must diifuse
abroad the germs Of serious diseases
So thick is the veil of the floating
particles from this accumulated matter
that it is frequently impossible to see dis
tincily from II square to another the
dust bringing most forclbly to mind the
fogs of London which often require
lights to be used at midday TO dispel
the enyeloping mist for a little way
aheai. We have not quite gotten to
this point in Richmond, but there have
been times when the attendance Of link
boys on Franklin street in the after
noon would have appeared desirable,
so heavy and so thick hiss been the
yellow cloud which we have observed
there, wrapping in It's folds every sta
tionary or moving object.
The remedy for this most discredit-
ablo condition Of things Is closer atten'
ton to the cleaning of the principal
thoroughfares. Is property to be low
cred in value and public health TO be
injured by the continuation of a nui
sauce that can be abated by a small in
crease in the city's expenditures, or the
exertion of greater energy on the part
Of those epgaged in the work. To al
low it TO remain undated. as has been
the invariable disposition in the past.
will be a reflection on the character of
our local administration, which the
city cannot afford to bear in the light
OF The injury thus afflicted on its gen.
eral welfare.
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CnY
OFFICE COLLECTION CITY TAXES. }
CITY HAIL. Z
RICHMOND. VA. december ], lSsv. }
NOTICH 70 TAXPAYERS

The rcsl.ue OF city taxes for 1889 are Que
and payable at this Office during this month.
\ PENALTY or . PER CENT. WILL BE
ADDED IOAlL Bills REMAINING IN
PAID OECEMrER 3isr and the same re-
turaed delinquent and published according
70 aw. Every male i%weuty-one years ofage
aud every person keeping house or doing
business IN the city is assessed for a per.
s1nal tax, and chose WHO have not paid any
city taxes during the year VIII please call
and settle SO as 20 avoid being posted as de-
ilquent.
There have been put la my hands during
the year a very large amount q paving,
Pipe and sewer.connection bills. which,
are duo at once ana viii have to be declared
delinquent ifnot paid before december 3ist.
Ple~se ask II there ato any such bill,
against you when paying your taxes.
Office open until O'Clock p. NJ.
l.. ". CUNNINGHAM,
cei-lm Collector Of city Taxes.
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MATTHEWS COURTHOUSE, December
21.- Attic last term Of the
County Court, Mr. George W. Bohan-
nan. of Matthew'S Courthouse. vas az
pointed as asses or.
The weather continues 50 mild thai
the oyster dealers are complaining Of
dull markets. Oysters are the STAPLE
Of this county. and whea they do nos
sell well, all branches of business are
Elected.
Just low there is considerable IN
teIcst shown by oysler-toDgers IN a new
kind OF oyster tougs that may revOiu-
tiOnige their 5usioess. Instead of btipg
worked by wooden handles this imple
ment employs a windlass. 1t may he
used in water of any depth aud viii
hold much more than those now gen
orally used. Some question the legal
ity OF lis ice in CERTAIN water Of thls
county. as the statute prohibit, The
catching Of oysters. in those wateIs.
% with dredges, scfapes or any lnstru
meut other than Ordinary oyster-tOngs.
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The Giving at Gitt-.
rWaShinrtOu POST

The custom of Christmas gift making
is not only commendable as being III
a cord with the spiiit OF the chief ies'i-
val Of the Christian year. but 1t Is ale
an evidence of the advance, " hlch oui
civilization has made in the gentleT
graces Of life. and IN the observation OF
the charities Of home and of neIghbOr-
hood. 1T Chords an opportunity which
might not otherwise occur for the ma
terial manifestation and outward eX-
preston Of the affection of relatives.
aud the mutual appreciation 81 friends
Ia au appropriate, interesting, aud
deeply sign ficant way, 1t gives facili-
ties for adding to the pleasures OF child
hood, and giving it a moral training to-
ward kndliness Of heart and open
handed be%neyOleDce.
But in order TO preserve the true
shirt and moral worth Of the custom.
Ii is slways proper to remember that
its beauty and importance in 10 way
depend upon The value If the gift, bu'
rather on the disposition Of the glver.
The real intent ard meaning 0i the
practice are sometimes marred by con
sideratiOns Of q contrary nature.
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Eeeley Motor.


4 few hundred years ago men went
TO prison, were ~Ostracised, exiled, and
prosecuted for trying TO discover some
thing that would help people. We are
> long away ahead of that, but incred-
ulitg only takes another form. An en-
thu last. burning with some patiently
wrought out principle, betrays his in
iention Of applying it to human good.
His life is net threatened. nor Is ne
pirched with ed.hot nippers. We do
not even shut up his laboratory. GA
The contrary, we tell him to 90 on, and
then proceed TO ridicule, s~alirize. ana
bury his scheme under an avalanche OF
good humored rail cry.
Since the Engineering News and DR..
JOAN Leidy indofse Mr.. Kelley. and the
stockholders ia the moto company are
apparently 10 cheerful spi, its. the rest
Of the world can afford to check its i'm
pitieuce and give tine inventor another
POLL on the engine before u can consist
emily cry him down as a fraud or dub
him a dreamer.
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CuIIed, rIi,ped and Condensed.

THE good people of Coon Ridge. OF
some Of them at least. are living more
or lees In a state OF terror on account II
a large panther that Is said TO have
domiciled himself in that locality.
Several persons have been chased by
this monster. in consequence of which
there is very little night travelling done
ia that vicinity.
A MAGNIFICENT specimen Of the deer
with IA fine pair Of antlers made "a regu-
lar exhibition Of himself in the open
fields Elk or seven miles below New Gas.
tie last Tuesday evening. He had been
brought to the creek by a pack Of
hounds, and ran 10 full view Of three ct
four farm houses, finally making his
Mr.. c. G. WooLwINE JR.. l. 1. Pearls
burg last Sunday Tor Abingdon, where
be will try farming for q while.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Topics CUiled from the Leanins
Papers OF the country
PHILADELPHIA Record

l~BHlfNCclihld ifS'fAh't
In England as well an in this country
the eight.bo agitation has been re-
newed with q power of organization and
an energy which afford a large promise
of success to its promoters. Mr.. GlaG-
stone pleads old age and want OF time,
but promises dIspassionatc consIdera'
ton. Lord Randolph Churchill regards
eight hours for labor. eighi hours for
sleep and eight hours for creation as
an ideal at which democrat Legislation
NAV safely and %prodtabit ain. lie
saws that while this would diminish the
number Of unemployed it would IN
crease the comfort aud content OF the
laborers. even though 1t might tempo
rarily lessen the profits OF the capital
lists.
As a Iule. the hours OF labor are
shorter and there is less intensity OF ap-
plicatiou TO toil in England than IN The
United Sfates. English worklDgmeh
have moro holidays and more blue
Mondays" than their American breth'
rem. But the greatest complaints 10
England are made concerning the IOIp
hours Of labor tO which railroad. street
a and omnibus companies subject
their employees. In behalf Of this class
of labor a stIoDg movement has been
organized, and the good effects OF The
agitation have been already made mani.
faat
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER The OLD DOMINION.
Furnished by the "Times' Correspon-
dents and state acknowledgements
and Editorial Opinions Clipped. Com
piled and Condensed From Home Papers.

piled and Condensed Prom Home Papers.
LYScHBURG. December 2~2.-[Special.
The people here are making unusual
preparations for a happy aud bounteous
Christmas. and the peorlei in the country
aud surrounding tow us are evidently
doing Likewise. for our streets were
never before seen go crowded with
anxious shoppers in every department
of merchandise.
There was a decrease IN Il tobacco
sales in the warehouses last week OF 92-
600 pounds. but the qualities were very
20 d and prices well maintained. The
shipments Of manufactured tobacco,
cigars. &C.. were unusually small.
The fact that the Uuited States Sen
ate last week confirmed several Presi'
dental nominations Of internal revenue
collectors. aud some from sNIrgiuia
with Patrick NcCaull. Il Til city. left
out. has created no little uneasiness
among his followers and friends as 10
bis safety. IL is known that hls conhr-
nation is strongly opposed by som
republicans. who charge McCaull with
having grossly violated civil service re-
form rules il ueglectiug his official du.
Ties to canvass the State for his friend
Malone.
The first train over the Lyrchburg
and Durham Railroad to Halifax
Courthouse was run today, aud car
ried a large number OF passengers. The
people arc in great elee along the road.
and we shall be in full connection with
North Carolina in a few months more
The directors held a full meeting in
this city last evening.
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An IXtrsVsgant Administration.
Albany Aruus.1

Mr. Hsrrison's administration has.
50 fn. exhibited a policy Cf unrestrain-
ed extravaganza, and with the new
schemes that bid fair to pass both
Houses of Congress 1t may be safely
stated that the record for Federal tx
penditurcs will be beaten. la this re-
spect. as well as others, the contrai t
between Republican rule and the last
Democratic administration will be
most striking. The protection promised
Sd gliby to the people a year ago is
already assuming The shape Of fque, z
ing them more numerically ana rob
bi0g them for the benefit of Lobbyists
in addition to bleeding them 10 still
further enrich monopolies and favored
manufacturers.
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New York TrIbune.l

The most important subject consid-
cred by the Marine Conference has been
the rules OF the road which were
finally disposed OF on Friday. The SUB
stance of the changes made is set forth
at considerable length in to-day's
Washington dispatches. These changes
are not so radical as some doub' less
have expected. In the matter OF fog
signals, for example. no method of tele.
graphing. so to speak, the position and
course OF one vessel to another has beer
devised. and dependence must still be
placed on the skill and prudence OF
navjgaiors. la thick weather vessels
ale to go at moderate speed, y but I'M
that is au elastic term.
Would it not have been well to d,fle
It's meanings
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EAIhKDAnS.
FREDERICKSBURG


DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schs-
duIe commencing NOVEMBER. 18th, 1855
Eastern standard time
1882 a. m. leaves Byrd-street station daily;
stoYs only at Ashland, BOih well.
Milford, Frederick sburg. Brooke,
an. " idewater. sleeper Washing
ION and Sew York; does not stop
Al flba.
200 p. m. leaves Byrl-strect station daily,
except sunday. PariOr car Rich
mOn1 u Washington.
8:sop. M. leaves Byrd-st1eet sialion daily
.7;l3p caves Byfd-street station dslly ;
s.Ors only no Boutwell,, Milford.
and Fredericks hurg. sleeper Rich
mJnd TO New York.
s.. n. m. arrives at Ryrd-street station daily
sleeper from New York.
obs p. H.. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
stops 40 fredericksburg. Milford.
Boutwell,. and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington ard New York,
does not stop ut tBha.
sos D.. m. arrives iyrd-street statiOn daily +;
stops only al Iredericks bdrg. Mil
ford. Boutwell,. AID ashland.
a:45 u. m. arrives nc Byrl-s,rect station daily
except sunday. Parlor car Wash
ington TO Richmond.
AsHLA>D TRAINS.
DAILY ExCiPT SUNDAYS.
6:is q. m. leaves flba. Arrives at Ashland az
s:33 q. N.
100 D. m. accommodation leaves Byrd-strect
station: atriNesat Ashland at > pm.
6.Ofp. IN. leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland AT
6:i5 p. m.
GAO a. m arrives tlba. Leaves Ashland AZ
$50 "a. IN.
$40 a. IN. accommodation: arrives M Byrd
street station; leaves Ashland at
1917 a.. m.
5:J9p p. m. arrives nj Elb2; leaves Ashland at
5.l2 3. m.
C. \. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
T.. r. ID. MYEhs. General Superiu tendent.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail-.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail.
TWO DAILY ftAiNS TO NORFOLK
W DAILY TRAINS 10 IYNtImTpn
SCHEDULES ffFECr DC Is iss9
LEAVE RICIiMONr. HYRu-sIRFFYsfA
TlON. IA
9:4oA A. NJ. Daily. sfa Tciersburr. Rlotn,,.,
and Norfolk through oxpros4 AZ
i've N'fIolk 1890 h. NJ. sfnrs
Windsor and suffolk. '
$40 A. W.. Daily. rlI Petersburg. Ar.ft. no
Petersburg i0Is a. a. So
leaves Petersburg 1n.S5 A. N. ~
tarmyilic. LYucnburg and Id
p0iafs south ana West.
2.5S L. VI. Daily. ria Petersburg Afrit..-t
ictcfShurs 3.32 j.. M.daUt+ Ie ,m
ciersnufg 10 BOO D. A.. Hr ..
riying at Norfolk S.f5 T.. ST.
1880 n. Daily. rf0 Petersburg. auIvInraf
Petersburg af tl.25 A. d.. r...
Meeting with Train SO. I. ilatIr.
i~etcfsouwaf l1;3O Az. Tor Farm.
Vile. Lynchpufg and all p0nf.
South and West.
1915 a. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. .,
Bufkcyilie, l0r lHfmfIIn. frnr..
burr and roe Wet urd SCUM.
PULLMAN SiiElIND-tAN AllOMAiUUt.
TONS.
No. 1~-~iccpinE-car pftcrsNurg ID Bristol
without change avlng Petersburg dalyat
1880 A.. u, Pullman sleeper i~sfclDufsn
Memphis without change.
No. 3-fuhmau sleeper ifnclhlre f1 Nrw
orleans. AMI holnose 10 Memphis. without
change.
tickets. baQrago-clects. nnl nf irf.-r,
ton can he ontniuod 10 Icnnfrianl noi.r..
burg hailro1d ccpDi. a. W. Ofihei . iulo
Main street. an 49, the Company b oaIre. ooi
p ". C.vHTNEY
j. t>nurfr hlfnf.
49,. H. IlhILI.
'.Iffl'l I"rr"NI|r AGENT.
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RANDOLPH G ENGLISH.
HOLIDAY GOODS
FRESH AND

II you need ingredients for Pound Cake,
Cake. jelly Cake. Blanc Mango. Jeilies.
Nince Meat. or any article usually needed
just az this time. I have same in great W.
Iiety. and Country l1der especially adap'ei
for strength and ilayOr; also California LaIge
Eaisins In whole boxes. 81 5n: Naienca
Ial>ins Sc: ~ultanua AaisinS. PIC; cur
rants, Sc: Cltrun. 25c.: Nince Meat, Sc :
Geiatine. 81 10 per dozen; CocOlnuts. q aud
Sc Mixed NUS, I2Lc Country Ham. 15c
Now ~ YOU intend 10 make "a present 10 e
needy ffitnd. send the Do n barrel of my
GranI Cash fiourfOr -; or. q yOrr friend
smokes, send him a box Of my New Ira
Cigars tor $40, or my No. ll6 for 81; or. II
he elbows, send aim a pound OF GatvwOOd's
Best fr Zoe. II the above doesn't Il Ike you
~ what you want. ! have other articles Just
as useful aud cheap, II YOU are paying casu.
Now Il your chance.
i. IT. GATEWODp.
ll6 eaSf BfOat.
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THAT those who labor in the prepare
ton of the TINES may enjoy aChristmas
with their families, no edition OF TINS
paper will appear on Thursday. the
26lb. 1t is hoped that the many
readers Of the TINES will fiud enough
matter of interest in the special Christ
mas edition to occupy their leisure on
the following day.
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THE REPUBLICAN SPIRIT IN III
ROPE

kOiE
The revolutionary Influence Of tho
successful uprising in Brazil against the
authority Of Dom Pedro. seems TO have
extended to Portugal, aud created a
feeling Of alarm among the supporters
OF monarchy There. that has spread not
only into the contiguous territory of
Spain, but even as far as Berlin. Every
whore. in fact. throughout Continental
Europe. the Republican spirit has shown
unusual activity and boldness in conse-
quence OF the favorable auguries for
the general cause Of Democratic institu.
tions 10 bs drawn from the overthrow
Of royalty ina county lying on the
other side Of the globe, and below the
equator.
Could we demand mere graphic evil
debce Of the closeness Of the ties that
unite modern nations, and OF the rapid.
ity of pter.communication, than the
fac: that a change Of government in The
territory Of Biaxll, q territory stu
oled in another hemisphere. and reflect.
Jog in its waters consultations I'M
known 70 the inhabitants Of the North,
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ONE Of the most startling reports tba,
has recently reached us from abroad
morsd isqu'etiDg by far to the American
citizen than the threatened Republican
uprising in E~urope-is the announce
ment that all the cocosnuts imported
into this country in the last few weeks
have been more or less affected by the in
roads OF ali insect whose name alone
Is sufficient TO ~frighten ears unaccus
toned to scientific terms namely, coccus
vandalicus de galvis. An In.
sect that is considered important
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Mr. Mckinley.
New York SUM-

There seems to be an impression
among the Republicans in the House
that Mr.. Mckinley. however able in
speech or ia committee. is not equal 10
Mr.. Reed as a leader on the floor Of the
House. Do the Republicans want a
leader? Do they need a leader! IL
they do. the Hon. Elijah Adams More,
Of Canton, Mass.. will take the job
cheap. Morse has a self-possession ] 10
a mules. sn eloquence Ike a strtlln 9
fakis Is. aud lire in the eye ami ttove
ms pocle ct.
Elijah's chariot stops the way.
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enough to be designated 80 volumi-
nously must possess very remarkable
powers In his special line. Professor
Gundlach,o of Havana. recommends that
all c~oaconuts shall be dipped IN a pot OF
boiling water before their contents are
eaten.
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The brazilian Repnbiic.
fEaxv N.rl- lfnrI

Republican organs sustain Tie ad-
ministration in the position that The
formal recognition Of the new govern
ment Of Brazil should not take place
until it has been indor-ed by a vote Of
the citizens of Brazil While Presi-
dent Harrison is giving this ice-waieI
comfort to the new Republic. the agent
Of Imperialism are active III the clio {
to prevent such a popular voie, and t.
involve the Brazilians IN such dissen
lions as furnish opportunities fo'
relationships. TIE existence # the
Republic is undispIted. We &c
knowledge the fact in the Pan-Ameri
can AID the Maritime Conferences.
The claim of The Press that There has
been no formal notice 10 this county OF
the establishment Of a republic is al
unlruth Inspired by desire to excuse
unaccountable timidity. The danger
is-and it is real ard grave danger
that liberty may perish III Brazil for
lack Of the encouraging word and
kindly b"ani-grasp which the youngest
Of American republics lorengly and
confdenisily expects from the Oldest
OF the sisterhoOd.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
IS COMING!
ia COMING!-a a
NOWISTH TINE TO CALL AT
Main Street

and select goods worthy OF prcsentf-
ton To old and young. ricn and
poor, grave and gay.
$50 XMAS CAyIS, without price.
500 XMAS CARDS and B00kLHT~f5c. TO
50, some of them very beautiful.
900 A Il { and LILLE STORY BOOKS.
without price.
BOOKS ny STNNDAiD AUrHtRS-CiOth,
25c.: same. Gilt and gilt edge, SOC.
BIBLES. PRAYER n HlMN-BOOKS al
25c 70 Sl5.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD BOOKS (vaIu-
ablel offered nj half price.
20O BOOKS 10 SUIT The YOUNG at half
price.
WkIrING-DESKs-Cloth, wood. yely-t.
leather.
LAT-TABLFTS.
WOHk-BASKErS. BOXES-Neivet, wood.
SCkAP.BOOk~. 25c.
AUTO aud PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, MAN
ICIRE n TOILET SET, INkSIAND~,
OPERA GLASSL~, CARD and CIGAR
CASES. CALENDARS. MIRRORS, GOLD
PINS and CASES. GAMES. 300 pocket
looks. &.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT DEC. 3. 1889.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT DEC. 8, 1889.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 a. NJ. Local. daily except Sunday for
ClinOn Forge.
$50 A. NJ. Express. daily. for Old pOintand
norfolk. Pullman Car 10 Old
Point.
\. VI. Express. daily for Cincinnati
paIlor Car To Charlottesville.
$40 L. NJ. Express. daily. for Old Point
aud Norfolk. larior Car 20 Old
POINT.
400 p. N. Accommodation. except sunday.
for ~SordorSNiilo.
9:I5 f., NJ The /. T.. Y. Limited. daily. Pull
mau al cpiug ear 90 Hinton.
SOId Ncstinule train, with
dining ear and fuiimams. Char
IOifcsyllle o. Cincinnati amH
Pullman 10 Louisville.
ARRIVES ArhICuMOND.
500 A. NJ. and 2.fO +. 81. daily from Cm-
cinuati.
900 A. NJ. nom Do"rionsyille, daily. oX-
ccut SUNDAY.
lilo A.. N. and 200 H. VI. daily rom Norfolk.
$40 4. NJ. except sunday from CliftOu
Forge.
stations Broad street near seventeenth.
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JniseiSal suArase.


Universal suffrage was establii he'd
very gradually IN this country. The
aristocralic. the wealthy, and The self.
conceited resisted it from the first: but
the Democracy took the case in hand
and the equality of political rights was
fiuaiiy rsaiizsd.
But the defeated party have never
been willing To resign themselves t.
their defeat. They still long for the
privilege which nee gave them supe-
rioIity over the masses of the people:
and they are constantly bringing for
ward devices under one guise or anoth-
er to restore the epoch OF exclusive
voting aud OF class distinctions.
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dividend NOTICE.

Alta meeting OF the Board Il Directors OF
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Con piuy, hc.d November 18th,
lSs9-
"Resoired, That "a DIVIDEND CT IlIREE
ptH GEM. upon tue common capital stock
nj this company and upon the dividend biz
cations be declared Tor the hall year ending
OH September. 1850, payable on tue n Of
JANtAHl, 1870, 10 aIi holders OF record ol
Decemb Z 2Utn, 1850, from which date 10 the
81 dJy OF Jnumtrs 1880, the books 81 Transfer
shall De cl.sod. J. II. WINSTON,
dclO-td Treasurer