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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
called Meeting of This Body Last Night

Called Meeting of This Body Last Night.
The Board Of Aldermen met in called
session at the Council Chamber yester-
day evening at : o'clock, for the purpose
Of considering the ordinance fixing the
rates of water-tax, the gist Of which was
contained in the TIMES of Sunday last.
The body was called 10 order by Presi-
dent Bass, who stated that the meeting
was called 10 consider an ordina zee
passed by the Common Council at It's last
called meeting, amending and re-enactng
sections 10, y, 10, 90, and %, of chapter
p Of the city ordinances concerning the
water-works. approved on the 10th day Of
October last. He stated that the matter
was OF interest 10 the city, and would be
duly considered by this body.
On motion of Mr.. Crenshaw, the clerk
was instructed TO read the original ordi-
nance which was done.
Mr.. Belyin moved the adoption Of the
ordinance as il stands amended by the
Common Council
Mr.. Dickerson spoke Of the slack sup
ply of water for several days last sum
mcr. and stated that the want of pressure
was wholly owing TO the large quantities
Of water wasted by the use OF non-seli-
acting closets and carelessness of many oc-
cupants in allowing hydrants TO run when
not in use. He stated that G63 new water
takers had been added to the li-t during
the last year that ninety-six new water
takers were added during the month Of
November; that the present water supply
was al the rate Of 135 gallons psr c1pda
He said he believed that unless the
Council stands up to the Water Depart
ment in their efforts 20 prevent the
waste of water, in a shorter time than
two years, the people Of our city will de-
mand another reservoir
Mr. Capers rose, as he said, to second
the motion of Mr. Belvin. He said that
he sanctioned all that had been spoken
by Mr. DickersOn He spoke in favor OF
the amendment. giving as his reason that
ne did not think this additional rate of
taxation should be enforced on the
poorer classes Of our citizens, and that
this class Of people would alone be in
injured by such an ordinance, while the
landlords would be benefited.
Vote was taken on Mr. Belvin's mo-
ton, and the ordinance adopted
On motion of Mr.. DickersOn the rules
governing the body were suspended and
he offered an amendment to that part OF
the 2Sd section in which it is provided
that if any water-pipe, hydrant, cock, OF
other fixtures be found leaking, out OF
order, or unprotected from freezing, if
shall be the duty of the occupant TO re-
place the same. The purpose OF this
I b.. . L.. Of
pairs on the owner or his agent rather
than on the occupant of the property
He said that the tenants in the cheapest
kind of houses were required to replace
all broken parts, and that he thought
this unjust
Mr.. Crenshaw moved that the amend
ment be referred to the Committee Oh
/ W ater which was done.
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IMPORTANT ASSIGNMENT.
II. VI. smith a Co.

At 10 o'clock on Saturday night
deed from Messrs. Hiram NJ Smith, /. ;.
Tower. c. VI. Smith, and II n. Smith,
Jr.. partners, trading under the firm maine
Of ii VI. Smith & Co., manufacture rs
and dealers in agricultural implements,
10 Thomas c. Brain, was admitted 20
record in the clerks office OF the Chance cry
Court
The deed conveys 90 the said Brain Tor
the benefit of the creditors OF the emoi r
RAJ cd firm all their right, title, and inter
est Of every kind in the following prop
erty:
street. fronting on Main street % 8. -
feet. and running back between parallel
line l9l feet 10 Walnut alley, tOgeth er
with the Office furniture, safes. desl's,
&c: also, an agricultural implements,
WAGONS. bucgies, carts, tobacco and pea
nut machinery, and all other property in
the building.
House and lot 40. 1892 East Main
street fronting on Main street 20 6-l2
feet. and running back between parallel
lines $50 feet to Walnut alley.
Lot fronting % feet on Franklin
street. running back 10 Walnut alley,
with implements -here0n and machinery
therein
Lot on west side OF MON street fronting
rs feet, with Improvements thereon,
with all the lumber grind-stones, and
other personal property
Lot fronting p feet on Franklin street,
running back 80 feet
Lot with improvements fronting 40 tdet
on the north side of Main between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth streets, running
back lJj feet
An their accounts, bills, and claims
against all persons indebted TO thetn,
also their bills receivable, and all chooses
in action of every kind and description
due or 10 become due, together with Q il
their accounts, books, lcdgcr7, journal
&c. an patent and patent rights, trade
marks, and the good Will Of said concern.
The deed is made subject to any prior
liens that may exist on the property CON
yeved.
On the following trusts That the
trustee shall take Immediate possession
of the property, and take an inventory
Of the same, and proceed 10 collect all
the debts Of every kind due and becoH-
ing due, and to get possession Of all the
property of the firm He is authorized
10 continue the business not later TIA
October31, 1888. lie is empowered toseu,
either by public or private sale, at whole
sale or retail, on such terms ana by
such means as he may deem heat
and on credit not to exceed
six months. He is authorized 10 work
40 all raw materials and complete any
unfinished articles which may be on
hand, provided that they cannot be more
adyantageously disposed OF The real
estate is directed 70 be sold on or before
the first day of December, 1889 and IN
case OF a sale on that date at public
auction. the same shall be made
afterdue advertisement, and on the terms
of one-fourth cash, the balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months, or all cash.
And to properly execute the trust, the
trustee is authorized TO employ such
agents as may be necessary, and TO pay
them out Of the trust fund. number
of creditors are preferred, and number
of second-class creditors are also named.
The total liabilities Of tho firm are placed
AT 1000
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New York stock Market.
Reported by q. W. Branch & Co., banker
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.
REVIEW.

REVIEW.
s-NEw YORK, December BIN response
10 London's advances our market opened
HIGHER but rather tame, and after a few
minutes declined 4@s for the active
list. Cotton seeds were strong with no
stocks pressing. London bought some,
but the room-traders we're inclined to
hammer any soft spots. Towards noon
prices improved, but there was no snap
to the trading, merely cleaning up ac-
counts for the year but in the afternoon
the whole market moved up, New Eng
land and coalers leading the advances,
and although the transactions were not
large. the undertone was strong and the
closing showed highest figures for
the dav. Five o'clock London prices
were also the highest made for American
stocks in that market. Money in Lon
don opened 50G offered, but eased 10 D
in the afternoon. The continental
bourses were reported steady and no
slgns OF financial embarrassment abroad
our money market was frmer. Rates
5taG az delivery hour; closing ~ bid and
10 paid for last loan. The bond special
lists report increased inquiry for all
classes of bonds, especially the Reading
issues and some of the cheaper South
erners. Very few bonds Offering and
sellers and buyers far apart.
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TIE BOSTON IDEALS.
A Brilliant Audience and an Excellent
Performance.

performance.
This excellent opera company always
receives a warm welcome in Richmond,
and the size Of last nights brilliant
audience fully bore out this fact
The old Theatre seemed 10 have taken
in new life with the fashionable auditors
that assembled to hear Rossini's Barber
of Seville" Ii has been at leost ten
wears since the Barber was SUM- in
Richmond, and these who expected a lot
OF horse-play and topical songs were dis
appointed, as this melodious opera be-
longs 10 a class long since aban-
doned-a class that comprises tho
Daughter Of the Regiment and the
Elixir Of Love- both of which the
Ideals have 50 admirably rendered on
former occasions.
In the early DAYS of comic opera land
the aforementioned were among the
first ever written) all the fun was COM
prised in long recitations, sung with pc
culiar intonation and a vOlley OF facial
changes by the gentleman known as the
/ bu6O. This gentleman had 10 do all the
entertaining IN the ludicrous line, whilst
exquisite melodies were put into the
voices of the loye-makers, etc.
Mr. Foster, with Characteristic good
sense, has had all of these recitatves
eliminated, and gives an opera ieplete with
beautiful music, reserving the third act
alone for the funny business
Last nights cast comprised several old
favorites-BaXter Clark, cambridge, and
MirOn--whlst a new PriDsa donna made
her bow TO a Richmond audience This
newcomer is Miss Pauline LAllemOnd,
whose reputation as an accomplished
singer is well established, she having
sung with the National Opera Company
and other strong organizations seN eral
seasons IN America
To say that she fully sustained her
reputation were useless, judging from
the enthusiasm her rendition of the
Una voce Poca Fl" looked Her voice,
TO begin with, is perfectly pure and free
from any disagreeable tones, nasal or
other. It's schooling is perfect, and its
precision and HeXibility wonderful.
In every phrase, recitative, or melody,
/ she proves herself a cOnsummate drtisio.
/ She is by far, the finest primG donna that
the Ideals have ever had with them, and
/ VIC llbol lNHlai hhhA' hi-AA 7'NAaAR ANAN+4
mond has heard for many seasons.
Mr. Baxter, the tenor, sang the tricky
music written TO the rOlo of Count Alma
viva, very smoothly and sweetly, and a
marked Improvement in the strength and
quality of his voice and also in his acting
was noticeable Mr.. cambridge as
Figaro" was thoroughly up in his part,
rendering the difficult Largo al Facto-
tum in good style.
Mr.. Clark, popular during several sea-
sons, did up Don Basilio' in great
fashion, his make up especially the
extenuation Of his fingers, catching
everybody.
Every member Of the cast sang and
acted their respective characters with en-
tire satisfaction, and We regret that lack
Of space prevents individual mention.
"rhe Queens Topaz" will be produced
tonight, and the Theatre will be crowded.
cL.Id.o, r,v fnr pifcharjc cacfnria
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Lecture on Great statesman.

On next Friday night there vii, be a
monthly meeting at the Y. VI. G. A. to
which members will be admitted with
ladies Aftera short bushes programme
Mr.. Wyndham Meredith Will give lee
ture on Thomas Jefferson
Those who have been fortunate enough
10 hear Mr.. Meredith onl this subject
speak in high terms Of his scholarly et-
forts as he portrays the life and character
of one OF the greatest statesmen the
world has ever had.
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Christmas Celebration,

The Mite Society Of Moore Memorial
Church, at its chapel on Friday night,
acquitted itself handsomely The Night
before Christmas was we'll and admira.
bly, rendered by Mr.. !, y Jones, and
Misses. Gordon and Warrington, who
had trained the children with great care
and trouble. Quite a Gro wd assembled,
and the proceeds amounted 10 $50.
Miss wv Gordon was highly compli-
mented for her skill, and Miss Warrington
and Mr.. |. n Jones for thPlr energy and
tact.
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BSS---1999.
bme of Richmond =
hsiness for the
Past Year.
}RAL RETROSPECT OF TIE
[.iST TWELVE MONTHS.
>rsstlns statistics and Figures.

cathcr lunc mas completed an
Gle called years, and 1883 has
into the blue azure Of the past
1889 has come into existence with
he bloom Of youth. While Wishing
mr. friends-which means the public
[ppy and Joyous new year, the TIMES
graduates The people Of Richmond
BON the advance which has been made
"a material prosperity and wealth during
he past year. and on the ilatterIng pros
3pecis OF the future.
An epitomized history Of the business
: done during 1888 Is herewith presented
. which will be interesting not only for
present reading. but for future reference
1t Is as follows:
ASSESSED VALUE OF REAL ESTATE AND
TAXES FOR THE YEAR.
The following statement contains the
ssessed value of all the real and per
tsonal property in the city and the taxes
thereon: the number Of polls, etc, TOT
the wear 1888. Rate Of tax, Sl.4O on the
800 polls. at 80 cents each, included
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Treasurer, Jackson X. Childrey. As
sistant Treasures, James ID. Craig, 5. G..
Greenhow, +. b. Grymea, Robert 1.
Reynolds.
Auditor, Miles Turbin. Assistants, L
J. Warren and j. A. Williams.
Commissioner Of the Revenue. Robert
b. Munford. Assistants. Edward Gray,
j. w. Wlks. II. II. wilkins, John G..
Mosby, and Leigh Crutchfield
Collector, Frank W. Cunningham. AS
sistant Collector, +. \. Barbour
nESRrco COUNTY sTArIsTIcs.
The number Of marriage licenses Is
sued by the clerk Of lIenrico county dur
ing the past year was 15J. A majority
of the same were issued to cOl0red
couples.
The number Of deeds offered for record
was ! 400.
COURT STATISTICS.
In the Chancery Court last year there
were entered f16 new suits, 466 inal de-
crecs. / ,13j interlOcutory DEGREES, BOO
deeds. 90 wills, and 23j probate orders.
There are now on the pending docket OF
this court 1919 causes.
The Hon. Edward II Fit2hugh is
Judge, Charles W. Goddin, clerk, and +.
=. Turner James = Poindexter, and ,.
Bovce Brady are deputies.
Ia the Hastings Court 6sG marriage
licenses were issued, 4l2 Of which were
TO white couples, and pa were TO col
ored.
From the criminal docket 5l3 cases
were disposed of, 1876 Of which number
were felonies, and 81 misdemeanors.
From the civil docket ,03l cases were
disposed of 15S Of these were cases re-
moved from the Police Court; AZ were
garnishee summons, - appeal cases, slg
miscellaneous cases, which are made up
of motions to condemn land, motions on
forthcoming bonds, unlawful retainer,
and the like
The Hon. Samuel b. Witt is judge OF
this court. Colonel Muscoe l.. Spots
wood, Commonwealth Attorney; VIII
liam r. Lawton, clerk; Walter Christian
dpUutV
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Tr,a Perfection

or the are In the medical line Is the
LIQUID fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
ufacturcd only by the california rIS
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
II Il agreeable to the taste, acceptable 70
the stomach, harmless in its natrre, pam
less vet prompt, and thorough IN It's az
ton. Owens & Minor Drug Company
Kichmnnd Va
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T-HE DIRECTORS OF THE MER-
/ CHANTS NATIONAL BANK HAx,h
DECLARED A DlNiDLND Vf ~ IDi,
ihc past Six months. pasah q o. a. Stock
holder, on and after tio 20 DAY OF JAN
d.,s5-,5 J.F. GLFNN. Cashier.
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DIvIDEND NOrroEs.

TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
| thcCITIZEN> BANK has declared ascmi-
.uuuai dividend of 3 per cent. yaN ifeel 9ul
Of tne net earnings of The past SIX mont.-
TAEYa $50 3. q. WALLACE.
800 r..tfi., Ca Dol. r.
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TMPROvING App o N \ T T o

APPROVING APP ON \ + 7 O Y
| RIVER. virginia. T.. s. Engineers Office.
Norfolk. va, December 4. looS.-oea eel pro-
posals. in trplcato. will DO received at TINS
6ricc unit noon OF January 3. lsee, ana then
opened, for cons ructing jetties Tor the l,n-
glnia. Ihe attention Of bidders is invited %
me Acts of Congress, approved February ~
lsss. and February rs. 1855. VOL y, prgu -,
aud vol. %. page ilt. statutes at LARGE. or
aIl information apply to g.. j. fltBEhp Eh.
First Lieutenant Of Engineers l.. $. a.
dte ll2l3 iliZ
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STOCK oS HAND.

September 30, lssS-lnspected, 2j,592
horsheads. 937 tierces; uninspected, 3,si4
horsheads lOl tierces. Total stock, 29,-
43C hogsheads, ,O3S tierces.
September 30, lss1-lnspected, 236ii
h0 ,shcads. ,63j tierces; uninspected, g.
iD hogsheads, lSs tierces. Total stock,
30.D4g hogsheads, 1923 tierces
September 80. 1SS6-lnspected, 1874
ho-sheads. .329 tierces; uninspected, g.
Sos hogsheads. 391 tierces Total stock,
2j.3j2 hogsheads, I. 126 tierces
september 90. lSSj-Inspected, 1917
hogsheads, .OS0 ticrces; uninspccted, A.
900 hogsheads, 80 tierces. Total stock,
1859 hogsheads, % tierces.
September 80, lSs4-lnspected, 1875
hogsheads, Az tierces; unexpected, l.
$50 hogsheads, % tierces-total, 1857
ogsheads, APO tierces.
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rns srarr nAxK OF vmonIA.

4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT.
= ontho " Pooled stool" Of the Petersburg
knflruqd Company VIII ho paid az TINS uanh en-
tti-gt WILLIAM M HILL, Cashier.
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TIM Planters N4Tl'N1t D1NE on

NlIHMDahs ~
RICHMOND. vA- December ~. ls''.
rCHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
l have thls Gay declared dividend ot ger
O-ur. tfrso of taxi uut OF toe rf0its of the lh5t
az months. payable on nud after January II
$50 MANN 5. QUARLEs,
ldc2l-td 1dnl tL.
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TyI0y BlNE N NIC0N0ND-

RfcHMOD, Va. D'cemUer 8, IS
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
/ house this day declared DIV lDEND OF
PER CENT. and q bonus OF 4 PER GEM. out
on the profits of the past slN months, naAlns
~ an and after the I'll uav OF January. 1871.
JAMES MILLER,
ala a0-nL lllllrr.
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RICHMOND. Va. Ueoompof ~ ~
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
I nave declared dividend of THREE PER-
CENT. PAYABLE ON and after january 2. lrr9'
-docOtt WILLIAM 81. HILL. Cashier.
FIRST NArroxAL BANK or richmond. Va
RICHMOSn, Va, December ID l4''.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
/ have declared DIVIDEND OF 4 PER
CENT. on the capital stock .lrce oi TAX ptJa
40 a. eIaranoI dpr. On aud after January 2.
is-a Il. G.. BURNETT
dc Gllw ta7nIeI,
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other factories doing well in cheroots in
Richmond.

other factories doing well in cheroots In
Richmond.
SMOKING.
business was moderate, and has not
been altogether satisfactory, except on
few standard brands.
PLUo.
Leading manufacturers of standard
brands have made money, but, as a rule,
the wear 1888 was not good year for
plug. Additions to factory facilities
and buildings and an extended trade are
evidences OF pluck and enterprise that
commends this business, while the out
look for 1880 appears more hatterIng.
FAILURES
We have only one 10 recall in the
trade for 1888, although We have passed
through an unusually hard year in all de-
partments Of the tobacco business.
STATISTICAL.
Below win be found full statistics OF
the leaf-iobaccO trade OF the city Tor the
last tobacco year." and also OF the
manufactured tobacco for the calendar
year:
Leaf Tobacco Statistics.
RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES.
Total receipts for twelve months to
September 30, 1888, 81 ,9l2 hogsheads,
4.3l5 tierces deliveries, ego hogsheads,
5,210 tierces
Total receipts for twelve months to
September 30, 1887 40,9S6 hogsheads,
Gg29 tierces deliveries, 1871 hogsheads,
4, APO ti9rces
Total receipts for twelve months TO
September 80. 1856 49,s72 hogsheads,
i.0i3 tierces; deliveries, S5,4ll hogsheads,
5,Gl9 tierces.
INSPECTIONS.
The total inspections fortwelye months
ending September 30 1887, were 39'4OS
hoysheads. 4,225 tierces, $3.50 boxes
Total reviews, 1894 hogshoads, 514
tierces. 101 boxes. Total sampling, 52,662
hogshcads, 400 tierces, 9, 4Sl boxes.
Total inspections 1868, 1872 hogs
heads. 4 ,G96 tierces, 2,240 boxes. Total
reviews lSs6-0,193 hogsheads, 3So
tiefces. Total sampling s6-4s,8s5
hoasheads. 5,034 tierces, $3.50 boxes.
REHABILITATION OF INSPECTIONS.
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LOOsE TOBACCO

Loose receipts for twelve months TO
Sentember 80. 1883, 2,7lO, 456 pounds.
Receipts for twelve months to Septem-
her 30. 1887. 1859, 5G3 pounds; receipts
fot twelve months to September 30, 1856,
;1l0.0ls pounds; receipts for twelve
months TO September 30, 1880, 1901 ,olo
pounds: receipts for twelve months to
Ssptember 30 1884, $500, $50 pounds.
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Reported by John l.. Williams q Son'
bankers and brokers. I'LL Meni :.
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There were few fancy sales to-day, but
we have every encouragement 10 expect
a very active market in the next few
weeks for all tobaccOs with color Mr.
w. G. Neal has just returned from New
York. and reports the market there for
AN colorv and desirable tobaccos as active
and strong. There was large sale OF
cutters made while he was there, and the
general opinion Of the brokers in that
city is that after January lst trade will
be very good.
Blanchard's warehouse Nos. ! and 2,
heretofore run jointly by Mesers. l.. NJ.
Griffin d Co.. Messrs. Arringtons q
Scott. and Mr. 7. d. Neal, Jr., has been
acquired by purchase by the latter gen
tleman. who will run the said warehouses
from this date.
Inspectors Office reported ten hogs
heads reported to-day.
With best wishes 10 the Association OF
the Richmond Tobacco Trade for a
happy and prosperous new year we
remain, very respectfully, c. Mel.
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BURLEYs

Burleys have been more and more re-
sorted 10 in wears passed, till there are
to-day more than seyen-eights OF our
factories using the same. Some OF tie
earlier factories 10 adopt this Kentucky
growth have already an established
reputation and valued brands, that alone
enables them TO compete with the I'M
mense Western tobacco concerns IN this
line. Our market viii probably use
10000 hhds Of hurley in 1859, and there
are many brokers and dealers already in
the business, besides those who have
gone West as agents, brokers, and buyers
for home houses.
WESTERN DAnKs.
Owing 10 the inferiOrity of the home
crop this year, some of our largest buyers
have made arrangements to put up more
leaf and ship West this year.
VIRGINIA STRIP.
The tobacco sold 10 date offers little
announcement 10 strip-makers either in
dark or brights The value OF old in Eng
land should, therefore, increase proper
tionately.
EXPORT PLUG.
The business has been good but does
not show propOrtionate increase with
our sister city, Petersburg, Va
CIGARETTES
Cigarettes have been on continued
boom all the year, and the business Is re-
corded as the best since these were intro
duced to smokers in place Of the pipe or
cigar. Factory facilities have been in,
creased; number of hands employed, and
buildings have been largely added TO-
CuERooIs.
This branch has grown maryelously,
making with cheroots a most profitable
employment for young females by the
thousands. In al cases II has been pro
litable. Mr.. p Whitlock is pioneer in
this line, with an output Of l2OOO,0OO in
1887, and 100000 cherools, all OF Old
Virginia" brand, in 1888. There are fye
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RIcHSoSD, Va, December 81.
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Internal revenue collections. city Of Rich
mond December estimated.
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to september3o, 1887
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Internal revenue collections for the Second
district OF Virginia for the year 1883 Imouth
OF December csiilnatcdl.
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sUNcURED TOBACCO.

The old stock has been well used up
and at good paying prices. This grade
has a good future, with a moderately
large new crop. There Is rarely sur
plus, even of the medium grades Of this
fine chewing plug grade, more In use at
home than elsewhere
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INSPECTIONS.

Total inspectlons 10 september 30, IS
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Inspectors Office reported ten hogs
heads reported to-day.