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FROM PETERSBURG.
News and Notes from the Coekade City.
Special to the Times.


Special to the Times.
PETERSBURG. Sanuary lj.-Mr. o. j
Taylor, n well-known livery stable
keeper OF this city was arrested thi.
evening on charge of embezzlement
The facts are as follows Mr. j. ID.
Grammar, on the 3lst day of December
1883. placed q note for the sum of So i'm
the hands Of Nj o. j. Taylor to be dis
counted, who was 20 have all over $50
that he discounted the notes for. Mr
Grammar waited for several DAYS and
not getting any news from Taylor iu re-
gard 10 the discOunting of the note, in-
serted last week an advertisement, j.,
which he warned the public again,
trading for the same The note had
been discounted by Mr.. Morris Levy.
and this led TO the arrest of Taylor, who
was admitted to bail tonight
81. Pauls Church was crowded this
morning, the occasion being the mar
riage of Mr. D. Hugh Jackson OF the
well-known drug house Of Minetree Il
jackson, and Miss Eliza Pannell, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Clemcr Panneil, and one Of
the leading members Of the Petersburg
musical association The bride was at
tired in dark tailor-made suit of green
cloth, and entered the church on the arm
Of her brother She was met at the chancel
by her future husband, accompanied by
his best man, Mr. +. T. Burton, they en-
tering the church through the chancel,
which was beautifully decorated with
ferns and hot-house plants As the happy
couple left the church the chimes mefrily
rang forth Mr. and Mrs. Jackson left
on the North-bound train for an ex-
tended tour, carrying with them the best
wishes OF our community.
In the county court OF Greenyille this
morning Walter Harris, the negro muir
Gerer was sentenced to be hanged on
LIZ Ri
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Special Announcement.
OR Monday. January ~,
1l,c carriers OF the D2HAN

OR Monday. January ~,
1hc carriers OF thC DAILY
TIMES WiIl commence the
delivery Of thC paper under
a ncw system shat wc hope
and believe Willinsurc per-
feet satisfaction 90 our sub
scribers. 0ug force has
been enlarged and the
routes Iaid Off with rcgU-
Iarity. which. while at first
there maN bc sOlnc COniu-
siOn consequent upon every
change. viii soon result in
4 greatly improved service.
we respectfully ASA i's-
dulgcmCc for Irregular
Iiics lhas may arise at first.
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A diamond. beside being the queen OF
gems. is positively the most beautiful
thing that nature has ever conceived.
When art reveals fts hidden pcrfectiOna
It is the only thing Of beauty that lis
a JOY forever as 1t IS practically IN
dostructiblc Time will dim the luster
and wear away the fiber OF gold, but the
diamond Will go on sparkling for all
time For aught we know the diamond
that snarElcs ON the white fingers of the
belle Of today may have scintillsted as
the eye of some IlindOo god thousands
of wears ago. Most people imagine
that diamonds have classification
ike other commodities. worth SO
much per carat, acctding 10 per
fecti0n. brilhancv and purity, run
ming through say a dozen grades, but
there Is no greater mistake. Strange as
it may seem 20 the uninitiatcd, mo- two
diamonds are exactly alike but each has
a virtue and value peculiarly ITS own
10 Is lust ae rare To see Two individuals
exactly alike in face, form and feature
as IL is 10 SEQ two diamonds. The idea,
also. that a dealer IN diamonds can tell
by looking at a gem its exact value Is all
nonsense. A diamond has % be studied.
While tine aid Of glass will help to dis
cover the slightest flaw on impcrfection.
it does not bring ont ifs true value by "a
long way. Men who handle money con-
stanuy can detect a light coin hy simply
handling and examining casually, hut a
tine diamond has got To be studied from
an points before % safe estimate can be-
put upon It's value. Shape, size, perfec-
tion of cutting and such matters cut an
important figure in q diamonds value
ST. Louis GlObc-DemOcrat.
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RNrreu y G.. January 1j-The De
mocmtic caucus to choose a United
State. senator to succeed Matt. W Ran
som met iu thc House Of Commons to-
night. R A. Dourhton presiding The
attendance was very large and the in
tere-t remarkable Many Of the most
prominent men filled the galleries The
names of VI W Ransom Alfred VI.
Wadden ~vdenham Alexander, Thomas
i Jarvis. and Thomas /. Clingman were
placed before the caucus.
SENATOR RANSOM RENOMINATLp.
RMrlGn. y. C.. January 1J.-Senaior
Matt ". Ran som was nominated to-
night hv The Democratic caucus 90 sue
ccel himself in the United States Senate
ou the second ballot The nomination
was afterwards made unanimous
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FROM DANylLLE.
A Negro Poisoned IN Jail-RailrOad Suit.
Especial 10 the TINES.

A Negro Poisoned In Jail-Kailroad suit.
Especial 10 the Tines
DANvuLE, Va, January l5.-Squi e
Fowlkes. negro, died in jail at o'clock
this morning, evidently from the effects
of poison. A fellow prisoner named
Jack Coats received mOlasses pudding
from his wife for his Sunday dinner.
Coats ato but little and was made sick.
lie put the pudding aside, and yesterday
Fowlkes ate the remainder and soon be-
came violently ill lie suffered great
agony until ? o'clock A NJ, when he
died Three colored women have been
arrested charged with putting the poison
in the pudding. The coroners inquest
has begun, but was not completed to-
night
The State Executive Committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association have
Just decided to hold an annual State con-
vention in this city, beginning February
l4th. Four Hundred delegates are ex-
pected
Judge Aiken to-day refused the mo-
ton for new trial in the case Of Yea
man against the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad The verdict for Yeamar is
for $1,000. The railroad has appealed.
The suit of W p. Bradshaw, OF Rich
mond. against the Atlantic and Danyille
Railroad for s POO was decided by jury
to-day in favor of the railroad,
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lie spoke in advocacy Of The Omnibus bill
which he proposed 10 offer a. a substi
tute
Mr. Cox, of New York, said that he
thought Congress should take the initia.
tive in the matter Of admitting States.
Nh. Clifford, Of Dakota, deferred the
WORK oi The Constitutional Convention.
The people, he said, Wanted no furthc-
vote upon division.
Mr.. Toole. of M0ntlna. advocated the
admission Of his territory. He said the
Garfield and Cleveland administrations
had failed to redeem their promises to
relieve the territories Of carpet-bag rule
Montana, he said, was entitled To state.
hood four years ago. The violation Of
the platform concerning Federal appoint
ments in the territories had done much
to bring about the political revulsion
last fall. Pending further debate the
House, AZ 4j0. adjourned
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Pctaluma, Cal; one TO George W. Spaw-
forth, Denver Col: one TO Z. G. :.
Hatch. McGregor, Tex: one 10 Louis {.
kochler X Bro, 17li +. Lombard ST., Bal
timofc, Md. one 10 a deposiiOr Union
National Bank, New Orleans. La. one 10
c. Stab. Phila., Pa: one TO John f. Hin,
Manor, Tex; the rest went elsewhere 90
winners whose names are withheld.
Ticket No 6S.144 drew the Second Capt.
tai Prize of 100000. also sold in forti-
cths az 81 each, one TO j. b. Melody & +.
BarcOmb. Chicago, H. one 20 George
ilinck. 81 Columbia St., New York CITY
one 10 a dopositor Germania ~ayincs
Bank. New Orleans, La. one 10 WarrC-
ncr & Larsh. Purcell, Ind. Ter: one 10
r. A Johnson, . Garden 81. Arch Bo. o.
ton, Mass; one TO First National Bank
Sulphur Springs, Tex one 10 BOuillot
& Snyder, l2O Bank Ave, Phila.. PA. :
one 10 Charles Edwards, Norh
Platte Nebraska; and the remainder
elsewhere TO other winners TiHet NO.
l3. .0sj drew the Third Capital Prize of
100000 also sold i'm foriicihs az 81 each
one 90 !. G. IOlson. Gadsden, Ala; one
10 A. Robinson, Baltimore. Nd: one 10
Nicksburg Bank. Nicksburg. Miss two
to d. j. Collins. Augusta. Ga, TWO tO
Allen Bros. thrO German Trust and
Savings Bank, Dubuque. Iowa, etc, etc.
The next occasion of a grand dirtrbution
will take place on Tuesday. February
18th, OF which all information will be
given ON application TO NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La.
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ARMOUR & co.,
CORNER GRACE AND UNION STS.,
RICHMOND, VA.
DRESSED BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
WHOLESALE ONLY

Sausage, quality. moderate prices
their cooling Chicago.
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BRMScuAM, ALA, January 10
Meadows. the negro accused OF assault
ing Mrs. kelum and killing her child
near Prau Mines, was lynched by his cap
tors This morning Ms hellum after
ward said that she was positive be was
the guilty man, but she had reirained
from fully identifying him because
She did not want TO be responsible
for bis death az the hands Of a mob. Mr..
Kenum wrote AN open letter 10 his fcl-
low-citizeus at the mines last night ask
ing them 10 respect his Wife's wish and
his own, and lei the law take its course.
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TOW1qW160l1,
c92iice8Co.
Silk FabriCS

The announcement comes
from sources usUaIIy aU-
thCutiC Of an advance OF
- l-s per cent. On Raw
sill.
The intelligent and judi-
cious buyers can readily
comprehend what thiS
means iR the not distant
future.
s shipHIcntOf oar faDlOns
Faiglc Franchise we haze
placed upon Our Counters
al thC old figures. "A word
tc the wise - sufficient"
Choice and nOVci designs
ia COIOTcd aHd BLACK silk
1grOCadCs have been added
10 titc richness Of oar stock.
lfi(isc standard. as Wcis ~
tliC more passing tInts ia
China SILKS. as tilc low fig
uve OF 80 cents. 4 GHcT
fabric at 40 ccnis. JIst
thc tiiings for "a dainty and
iRcNpcnsiVc evening gown.
Ehc SasinN at 9J cents
need nO spCCiaE trumpet
ing. a. tiiey speak for them
selves.
We CanHCt overlook the
novel effects lB Persian
Pattern fsrOcades shaG
fairly dazzle by the bold
Ecss and beauty OF COlCrs.
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at Richmond the best possible
Il
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rnllea slats. Ssnalor. Eleeled.

AUGUSTA. Nj. January lj--At noon
to-day both branches of the Legislature
voted for United States Senators. In
the House the vote stood l2l for w j.
FRYE. Republican. TO 2j for Harris NJ
phrstcd. Democrat In the Senate all
of The 30 votes were for W. p Frye.
Two Senators were absent
LANSING. MICH, February 15.-Jamcs
Mcmillan. of Detroit, was elected United
States Senator. 10 succeed Thomas W.
Palmer. this afternoon, by both branches
of the legislature The official am
nouncemcnt Will he made tomorrow.
Congressman w. IT, Ford, of Grand
Rapids. received the complimentary vote
of tlc Democrats
Boston. January 15.-Senator lIoar
wa. this afternoon reelected 20 The
United States Senate by the following
vote Senate 32 House, ILL., Hon. T..
4 Collins. The Democratic candidate, re-
ceiyed a complimentary vote OF q in the
senate and j6 in che House
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YELLOW FEVER on THE YANTIC

Death of an Omcer from the Disease
NEW YORK. January i5.-Lieutenant
Charles Ricard Miles, L S. n, the young
naval officer who has been lying very Ill
with yellow fever ON board the Gantic
since that vessels return from Hayti.
died at 10 o'clock last night Lieutenant
Miles was born in Cincinnati in 1851.
lie leaves q wife and two children in
Norfolk. Va His is the second death
on the Nantic from yellow fever. The
other two patients are recovering
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As usual the occasional extraordinary
Grand Semi-Annual Drawing Of the
Louisiana State Lottery came OF on
Tuesday. December 18th Ticket No.
SO .104 drew the First Capital Prize of
100000 10 was sold in forlieths at al
each. sent to NJ. A. Dauphln, New Or
leans Ia; one to Eugene Bracket, San
FRANCISCO, Cal; one 10 Sam. Schneider,
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DOM ESTIC MATTERS.
NEWS OVER THE WIRES FROM THIS
SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC.
THE WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLA
TURE MIDDLE
Election Of United states Senators.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. January ID
The senate has not yet effected an organ
izaiion Two hours were spent in nh
clustering This morning, when an adj
iounment was had until o'clock i NJ
The afternoon was occupied chiefly M
motions TO adjourn and 10 take recess
This action on the part of the Republi.
can. viii delay the election of a United
states Senator until January 29th, and
may he much longer The Democrats
talk of adopting revolutionary measures
unless the Republicans effect an organl-
zatiOn soon The House held snort
session This morning, and adorned until
O.mOrroW.
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south Bo.t on odge Knights Of Pythias
Especial TO the TIMRs.l

SOUTH BosToN, Va, January l5.-Dis-
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor b. t.
Coe, installed the following officers Of
South Boston Lodge No. 81, Knights OF
Pvthias, on the evening of January l4th .
Il. II. Powell, past chancellor +. \.
Hardy. chancellor commander; p. +.
Babcock. yice-chancellor; ;. l.. Adams,
prelate; ]. W. Lee, keeper Of records
and seal; L. b. Yancey, master OF ex.
chequer; j. ID. Tucker, master OF
finance; L. p. Wilkinson, master OF
arms; Ii. c. Howard, inner guard; },
w. Casssada, outer guard L. IL, Powell
was unanimously elected representative
10 the Grand Lodge
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NEW YORK, January ia special to
the Sun from Harrisburg, Pa, says
General Cameron, in conversation with
two of bis warm political and personal
friends who called upon him sunday ex-
pressed the hope that General Harrison
would not make James G.. Blaine the
Premier This expression was made
with emphasis.
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VIOLA LOTION.

For the prevention aud cure OF CHAPPRD
HANDS. ROUGH SKIN, SKIN ERUPTiONs,
ECZEMA, and ANNOYING ITCHING. and,
indeed, all kinds of cutaneous diseases.
This prescription was prescred by a cele-
bratod specialist Of Philadelphia for ono Of
our well known citizens. Il accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him for IL we're so numerous that he placed
the prescription in our hands 70 be com
pounded and sold az ich a reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves Of its
benefits. Il can be had at a low price, and we
advise all sufferers 20 try IT.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained TO
It's merits IL desired.
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
8mnll-tf liil Main street.
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"Mam 'sclle Chic" saws women should
be more particular in choosing the colors
which set of 20 best advantage what
charms they possess, especially when
they have passed the point which they
rarely own Of thirty years. They all
seem impressed with a fallacious idea
that q good complexion once a good
complexion forever. More particularly
is this true ofsuch women who possessed
an unusually good complexion in their
youth. Nam'selle remembers case
which illustrates tins perfectly. A wO-
man of some thirty odd summers and
winters had a habit of recommending TO
every other woman, young or old, a GER
tain cream for the skin, accompanying
her recommendation with the following
words Il tell you this because it has
served so well for me. i may not have
anything else, but certainly | have q
good complexion And she believed it,
while her skin was yellow and blotchy
and not smooth. Her contemporaries
did affirm that in her girlhood her skin
was a marvel of waxen purity. And so
we deceive ourselves, and 90 on wearing
unbecoming things. New York Tele'
gram.
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All Quiet AT Elk Horn.
LspeolaI ID tne IIMEs

LYNcnBURG, Va, January l5.-The
whole difficulty among the miners at
Elk.Horn, West Virginia, near Poca-
hontas, reported last night, has been
reconciled, and orders of Governor Lee
TO the military companies here and else
where to hold themselves in readiness
for the emergency of an anticipated riot
have been revoked.
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SEEKING STANLEY On A BICYCLE.
The r.plorer,s safety Assured

LONDON, January lj.-Commenting on
the dispatch stating that Stevens, the BIZ
cyclist, has started to find Stanley, the
DRN Chronicle says We may say that
Mr. Stevens is now in London, having
arrived by the Umbiia on Saturday, and
that the Government has information of
Stanley's safety. Long before Mr..
stevens can reach the east coast Of AT
rica recent letters from Stanley will be
published in London. There are, mean
while. certain reasons why the exact
whereabouts of the famous traveller
should not be made public"
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APPEAL FOR AID


Nrw YORK.. January lj.-The Mum
cipal Conncil of the Irish Naiiora
League met tonight and issued an adj.
dress to the Irish people i'm America
ureing them 90 come 90 the support OF
Tine Irish cause by contributing literally
tothe fund for defraying the expenses
of Nr Pamell in the Times litigation.
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4 distressing accident happened in the
yard az P0catcllo Orma Tolmie, boy
about II years DID, was crushed in q
shocking manner by the cars resulting
i'm bis death few hours after. Orma
and q younger brother, in company with
several other small boys, went down the
track 10 play, and they were jumping on
and of the cars as the yardmcn were
switching The men ordered the boys
off the cars and tried 10 keep them
away, bat they kept jumping on until
finally Orma in some way got caught
between the wheels and was ground
down, cutting Off the left arm near the
shoulder, and frightfully mangling the
left leg between the knee and thigh.
Everything possible was done for the
boy, but there was 70 hope Of saving his
life. and nc TO o'clock, about six hours
after the accident, he died, apparently
suffering but little, although SO dread
fully mancled The father Of the boy
works in the car shops here. and he was
notified of the accident Immediately,
As the wounded boy lay on the bed, his
mother came into the room and burst
ont crying, as only G. mother can. Orma
looked over at her and said: "Mamms
don't cry; 60 out of the room so yCl
cant sec me" All through the terrible
ordeal the little hero bore up wonder
fully, and showed a grit worthy the
boldest knight of arcient chivalric days.
Salt Lake Tribune.
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have been practical druggist Ia Tyler Tor
number Of years. and In that tine have had
occasion tO examine. try. and notice the elect
of nearly all the highly recommended prcpari-
tiOns or pa cnt medicines ON The market, ana
a. have suffered untold misery myself the
rast number OF years from severe form OF
iniiammatOry rheumatism. and could MAJ
nothing tO cure or relieve me. had almost
drawn "A conclusion that all patent medicines
were more or less frauds until about one year
AGO was induced by a friend. now living In
Tyler 20 try preparation known as B. or
Botanic Blood Balm, anf after a long persua-
sion on his part finally made up my mind 10
make one more effort 10 rid myself Of the terri
ble afiiicfiOn. and it now affords me the great
est pleasure OF my lie 10 state TO the citizens
Of Smith county that | am entirely cured,
with no traces OF the disease left. and all
effected By the magic healing -operties OF Is.
b. b., which / consider the grandcst. purest,
aad most powerful blood remedy known %
man. have been subject t0iniiammatory at
tack- since ten years of age. and up TO the
present time have had four The last spell
came on me IN November, 1855, over year
: nh for our Book ofwsnders, free. It treat
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Personal.

4 RRIVED-MADAME LAM. No.
a l23 EAST BROAD CORNER SECOND
up stairsJ Wonderfully Gifted Clairyoyant.
Astrologer, and Spiritual Medium. Consult her
in love, marriage, divorce. and business. You
will be more than satisfied. Causes the single
to marry with best results restores lost love ;
brings separated together; removes evil IN
hueuces and jealousy; tells what you are best
lifted for. and how 10 succeed In business. Life
reading by mail on receipt Of 81. Name lock
Of hair, date of birth.
Hours From Q A. NJ tos p. ". Sundays
from 90 p. N. lJal5 n
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS

SAVINGS bANks
RICHMOND Va. January D. 1850.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of This hank will he held az
their Office UESDAN, Jauutry Is. l,,9. at 4
O'Clock =. NJ. BERNARD pEYTON JR,
5iati iOt Cashier.
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ago. at which tine was confined 10 my bed
for eight weeks, passing the nights In misery.
with no sleep except when produced by mar
cOtics and various Opiatos. The week previous
% using B. B B. up 10 that tim | had only
eaton six meals and could scarcely sit up
without support; but after using three bottles
was anie 90 relish my meals and 70 walk up
town. and after six bottles hai been used,
thank Heaven. ~as entirely cured. aud 0t
the slightest pain iet since that time. Whom
/ returned 10 business in February my weight
was lb pounds. but gradually Increased
until my regular weight was AGAIN at
tained-2l0 pounds. The noticeable fact In
what have 50 chcerfully stated is that this
unparalleled and remarkable discovery. u. n.
b., cured me In mid-winter. az the very time
my sufcrings and misery were the greatest
take 10 on myself a. practical druggist 10
heartily. cheerfully. as well ~ cOnsci- ntiOus-
ly, recommend this glorious blood remedy TO
all sufferers Of rheumatism 0r blood troubles.
and not only myself, but the firm of Mckay 4
Adams, who handle IL, will checrfully endorse
is superior merits JOHS NJ DAVIS,
and MCKAY s ADAMS. Tyler, Texas.
OF all blood disorders Address,
nTDnn RAIN 90 Atlanta Ga
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van Burcn died worth $4,000. IL Is said
that during hisentire administration he never
drew any portion Of his salary but on leay'
lng took thc whole 100000 in lump
Crant Notwithstanding the losses to which
as was subjected, had handsome support In
tho fund provided for hun by bis friends,
aud de saIcs of Ais book enrich the family.
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NORFOLK. Va. January lj-The city
of Portsmouth to-day voted a sub.crip-
zion of Sl50O00 to the Atlantic and Dan
Vile road The conditions on which
the subscription is made are that the
terminus of The rotd shall be there, and
Also iAe general offices.
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"Irs only question of time" and a
short time. too, as TO when " a. rheuma-
tism will yield to Hoods sarsaparilla.
Try II.
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE.

/
The undersigned hereby gives notice 20 all
concerned that by deed da,ed December ~,
isos the firm OF IA. ". sMllh co nvsyea
10 him. ~ trustee. all OF their partnership as
sets ~ every descrip' ION for the ocneht OF
their creditors. a. provided In said deed.
All parties indebted % tsc siid nrn VII.
please make payment 60 f"e ~ once, sn' al, ~,
iTreditors are reouested o. present their claims
duly certified THOMAS Z. BIN,
2ih, ,Sa. Move irustso.
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; IsSOLUTION.


RICHMOND, Va. January y lSS9.
nISSOLUTION.-THE PARTNER
IL SHIP heretofore existing under the frm
name and style OF
LIGHTFOOT. BONNER 4 CO.,
mas this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
j. B. LIGHTfOOT, JR.,
CHAS. WM. BONNER,
j. d. MONCURE.
Having purchased all tObacOs. fixtures. etc. Of
the hrm OF LlGHTFOOr. BONNER x CO.,
/ will from this date, continue the leaf tobacco
business In all It's bganches under th' lrm
name of
CHAs. W. BONNER s Co,
in the same factory as heretofore.
la lost tHAS. W. bOhMhh-
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ud OR our reat
aes rs BALM AllntaGa.