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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

LOUISVILLE, KY, February s.-Largcr
sales Of new and old burleys, with low
grades Of new easier, fewer darks and
easier. and freezing weather were the lead
ing features this week
New Burley-ln the heavier offerings the
percentage Of low grades was considerably
larger, with a greater proportion of light
weights, mixed hOgsheads and softer con-
diti0n i'm all grades, which affected prices,
although more apparently than real. and
gave rise IN many cases 90 prices being UNI
satisfactory 90 Sellers and leading 10 heavy
reflections while desirable condition, good
weights and uniform packing re-
suited differently. The demand for
all useful grades and desirable packages
was quite strong for all above trash filters.
these being weak and nearer inside figures
towards the close Of the week, while for
common and medium tough chewing red,
the demand was very active, and prices
sitter at nearer outside figures zap
to the close For the higher grades
Of red and c0l0ry filters and wrappers
the demand was also active, but
prices towards the close Of the week not
quite as extreme as i'm some cases last
week. For all cOlOry and strictly bright
cutters and filters the demand was active
and prices fully maintained throughout.
except for trash, which, toward, the close
was weaker and nearer inside figures.
Hogsheads Of decided merit i'm color and
quality fully sustained, with the higher
grades Of color scarce. and strictly bright
hardly TO be met with. The highest this
week was 81 &C.. but quite as high as 24l5c
last week, quality and color considered.
To-day go hOgsheads offered, nearly an low
grades, and unchanged One hOgshead
fine bright filters sold at 2li5c.
Old Burnley Offerings much heavier. with
unusually large proportion of low grades
badly funked. coarse and undesirable
ging sales bat at all they were worth. For
all from trash 20 medium grades Of iunkea.
prices were j 20 PC. less than quotations
given for old filters. For sweet Of all grades
demand was active and strong at quota
Ory cutting of all grades rather nominal
from scarcity, with no bright offered this
week. TO-day-Only eighteen hOgshead-
offered all low grades and nOndescript
character, quite dull.
Darks-Ihe lighter offerings Of new af-
f0rded 20 new features Of interest with
nothing better than medium leaf sold at
Sj.gj. I'm Old, no change worth mention.
To-day five hOgsheads new long rehandling
sorts sold, without change, and seventeen
hOgsheads old common to medium Tugs and
leaf without change.
Green River Filters Nothing new.
Private sales this week embraced seven
teen hOgsheads old hurley Tugs. eleven hogs
heads Green River iillers, and one hundred
tWenty-nine hOgsheads common old dark
Tugs. ALEX. HARIHlLI.
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THE TN1Es-RICHMoND. VA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1890
Soar-Washing, 81 to &C.; per pound
Cement. Lime. PIaster. Etc.

Sodp-Washing, 81 to &C.; per pound
Cement. Lime. Plaster, Etc.
Cemcnf-Union. per barrel. Sl.3j; Rosen
dale, sl.35 TO si.4O; James River, sl.25 L
Lime Rockland, per barrel, S1.1O r.
{l15; Anchor, Sl.0j; RiyertOn, Si.05; ST.
Virginia lines. 9jc. TO 81.
Piqstcr-Lump, 81; ground, $3.50 10 81,
Calcined plaster, Sl.6j 10 Sl.7J.
Flour and Meal.
Fl0ur-Richmond patent roller family
y5.O 20 So; fancy family, s.: family
$3.50 TO $40; choice extra, $3.50 to Ss.75,
extra, 1925 10 $3.50; fine. $3.50 to e..
Aedt-City, per bushel, Doc: country soc.
Hay. Oats and Straw.
HGV-NO.'1 Timothy. per ton. Sf3.5O M
Sl4.00; No. ., $l2 20 Sl2.5O; mixed. 50 10 Slf.
Virginia clover. 81 20 $ii.
Odts-Baled. 81 10 Sl2.
ShuckS-Baled, 50 % 60c.
Strdw-C Compressed, 100 pounds. IS 10
4Oc.; loose, pressed, large bales, A. 10 45c.
Mil Feed.
shipstuh, per ton, Sl4.
Br0wnstuh, per ton. $3.50.
Bran, per ton, $500 20 $3.50.
Iron. Steel Nails, Etc.
IrOn-America refined. Old Dominion
bar. per pound for standard sizes. . l-iOc. .
English and American sheet 30 30 5ilc..
swedes hammered, 20 Be-: hoop. 3 10 li5e.
Ndiis-Old Dominion, standard size.
gas; steel, $2.3j.
Walker horse-shoes, 81; mules. s..
Lumber, Slaves. Etc.
Lumbcr-White oak, per I .0O0 $40 20 SIS.
yellow pine, framing timber. 50 20 $40 per
1000; boards. s. % SO; poplar. West Nir.
ginia, No. /, $50: No. >, SIS; No. 3, SIS.
Country Produce.
REPORTED by spratley & Overbey. Commits
Sion Merchants. l2Oo Cary street,
AppleS-Ch0ice, $3.50 % $500. prime.
$500 70 S32j; poor 10 good, Sl.5O 10 $500.
bdcOn-N Virginia hams. choice old, lJc.
per pound; new hams. small. 10 To- i4c.; new
hams, large, II 10 DC; sides, 50 b. &C.:
shoulders, 10 Sc.
Bedns-Choice navy. Sl.7j to 500.
Black Eye Peds.-Sl.7j 10 500.
BeesWa1-2O TO pic. per pound.
Broom Cons 10 Sc.
Buckwheat-3c. TO 3ikc
Butfer-Nirginia creamery. % 20 Gle:
family packed (Nirginia), ~ 10 l9c.; choice
yellow. store packed (Nirginia). rs % l1c..
store packed, mixed color and sweet. l3 to
l5c.; store packed, common 10 fair. 20 Zoe.
Cdbbdqe-Per 100. So To $.
Eggs-ln crates (freshl, n % &c.. In
boxes and barrels. II 10 PIE.
Live POuifIV-Hens. - % 2sc.: mixed
coops. p 70 DC. Chickens. spring. large.
ID 70 DC; small, l0tO he. Ducks. 20 10 SOC.
Turkeys, 10 Zoe. per pound.
Dressed POuitrV- II % BE.
Ducks, 10 10 BE. Chickens o 90 lie.
%Dried Fruit Peaches, peeled. 90 &c.:
unpeeled, halves, , TO Be. Apples, sliced. 3
% 3Hc.; quarters. % 90 Be. Cherries. pit
ted, 7 TO Sc. Blackberries, 3 TO 4c Whor
tleberries, 7 10 Sc.
Feqthers-Prime live goose, 40 20 l2c. per
pound; mixed, - 10 2sc.
GQme-Partridges, 10 10 be-: rabbits.
10 to ljc.; pheasants, y 10 85c.: yenisOn.
14c.
HHarseed-Per bushel. 81 70 Si.1O.
HOGS-Dressed. . 90 jl5c.
Hides-Dry fints. light weights. 6 To- 1c.
per pound; heavy weights, jilc. per pound ;
dry sailed, 51zc.; (weD saltei, 31c.; green,
&c.
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nANKrns AID naoKERs.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
DgcgasEn 2osh, 1850

IaitAbhA ZViui 1851.
We offer forsale FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS ejOO,OOOl Equipment
sinking Fund Five Per Cent Mortgage
Bonds of the richmond ana lanfille lili-
road COmuauy principal and interest paya-
he in gold coin, Central Trust Company OF
New York trustee, az ol4hty-seyen and ac-
crucd interest. subject 10 advance ia price
without notice.
Ronds are dated 81 september. 1889. In
terest pasabie March and september Prin-
cipal PAYABLE sept mDer 1909. They are
secured hv mortgage on the whole proper
tv OF the Richmond and Danyilie Railroad,
and specifically Dy 20 mortgage on the equip
mont iengues and ears bought with the pro-
caads of The sale of the bonds. Zach loco
motive ard err bought unOcr the trust shall
b. distinctly marked as the property OF the
Central Trust Company for the purposes or
mis- tIust. and "a condition OF The mortgage
pr0yidos for the annual payment 20 the trus-
lee of "a sum sufficient 90 pay on az par Oh
tnq bonds issued hereunder wltnlS, 5eYcn-
feen Years the numbers Qf bonds 90 be 50
paid 10 bee annually determined by Tot Dy The
CeutraFsIrust Company. these payments
Will pay riI the whole loan 40 par Ia an aver
a11 III eight and One-half years.
-AlI the conditions OF the MORTGAGE have
been carefully considered by the counsel OF
the Central Trust Company. so as 10 secure
tO the holder Of the bonds the most ample
protection. The annual report OF the hloh'
mond and Danviue Railroad for last year
shows net surplus over operating expenses
aud nxad charges OF sTl2,3 SlOi-3qual 70
r.feen ner cent. OF the stock. Two hundred
dollars per share is bid ON the open market
for the stock. The Increased equipment now
going on The road bought With sie proceeds
Ot these bonds is expected 90 very largely III
crease the gross and net receipts,
de2Otf THOMAS BRANCH & co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
by Ielegraph.l

BALTIMORE, Md, FEBRUARY 10.-Cottsi
firm: mlddling. l04c. Flour fairly actiV,
and steady. Wheat-sOuthern firm an,
quiet; Fultz, 74@ $40; Longberry, 75@Sc.
40. 2 red, nominal, slL@s2c.; steame
80. .. red, ll07fi.c.; Western dull; No.
red, spot and February, sl@slZc. Corn
Southern scarce and higher; white. 3Gd4lc
yellow, 33N3sc.; Western strong; nike,
spot and February, 31@3I.c. Oats stead
and unchanged; Southern and Pennsyl
nia.2S03lc.; Western, white, 29L9 Bic.
mixed. 2l02oc.; graded, No. ,, white, 200
3lc. Rye nominal; prime to choice, 5lQj5c
leum firm; refined. $3.50 Coffee firm
Rio cargOes. fair, 1910. sugar steady; A
soft. 6Lc.; copper refined firm, $50 l3l+c
Mhiskv firm. 81 .ulM 10.
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At a recent meeting of the Photo
graphic Society of Geneva. Switzerland,
Professor II. Fol presented q paper on
Resemblance in married couples. Ac-
cording TO the British journal Of Pho
toeraphv, he stated that out of seventy
eight young couples autographed for the
purpose Of his investigations, he found
that IN twenty-four cases the rescm-
blance in the personal appearance Of the
husband and wife was greater than that
Of brother and sister, in thirty cases ii
was equally great, and in only twenty
four was there total OF absence OF re-
semblanCe
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NEW YORK, February lO.-Money closeC
at per cent. the lowest rate; highest rat,
iper cent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. 4si@45 actual rates, 4S3zI iS35.
for sixty days, and $40 io'3t Tor demand
Government bonds closed steady cur
rency IS, ll6 bid AZ coupons, l2J1+ bid
as, do, 1917 bid.
stocks were an a fraction lower this fore
noon. owing 20 the apprehension created by
the bank statement Of Saturday that some
body was manipulating the market, and IN
the first hour there was considerable selling
for both and long account, which depressed
prices 10 IA per cent, the latter in Rock
Island. At noon prices were general.
iractionally lower than those OF Saturday
The market WAS very dull during the after.
noon. The sales to-day amounted to ~,
D4g shares.
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STATE Oh YmeINIA. oIrY OF RLcunnNn-

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RICHMOND a Il.
BE 10 remembered, that on the sth dav Of
February 1870, ~ the city aforesaid, before
me, James n. DOnnan, a notary public resi-
dent In The said city. duly commissioned
and qualified by the executive authority.
and under the laws Of the State OF Virginia.
20 teke acknowledgements Of deeds &C. 10
be- used or recorded therein, persona ly an
pearcd q. A. walker, president, and James
W. tfgram, secretary OF the Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia, who being dnly sworn
depose and say, and each for himself So, s.
that They are tie above described officers of
che said company, and that the foregoing ls
true and correct statement Of the actual c0n-
dillon Ofsald organization Oh the lasf DAY OF
ifs fiscal year, tO-wit, the 3lst ia, OF Dec me-
Der, 1859, according 10 tho best OF their
knowledge, Information and belief, rCspec-
lively,
ln testimony whereof have heremto set
my hand on the otn day OF February. 1880.
JANIS N. DOMAIN.
ie0-Ot Notary Public.
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Lynchbnrg. Va.

LYNCHBURG, February s.-The receipts
in our market reached 1885, 200 pounds. in
creasing the total since October j. 1850. q
6,OO4,9O pounds, against 1856. 100 pound.
during same period last season. The usual
activity prevailed in our market for All
grades Offering, and especially the better
grades Of bright and dark were in strong
demand at high prices. The quality of the
crop is still disappointing, a. far as body
and substance is concerned, but bright Co.
baccos continue 10 show good and partly
fine color. HOLT sCHAEEER 81 Co.
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RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1900.
Receipts-257 head OF cattle; SO sheep
$50 hogs.
sales-237 head Of cattle; 50 sheep; 7SJ
hogs.
Prices Cattle, best, 10 NC. gross
medium 20 good, 81 30 $50. gross; com.
mon 90 fair, ~. 10 &c. gross; sheep, 4 "a
64c. gross; hogs, ~ 20 jlzc. net; bulls, "a
90 &c. gross
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New York Produce Market.
Nv VeIeoraun

NEW YORK. February l0.-Flour closed
dun and unchanged. Wheat closed dull
spot sales 40. red winter, sj9 -. Corr
active, but weak; spot sales No. mixed
357.W365.c; No. > white 3Ilzc. oats closed
quiet: spot sales No. I white, 32c. Pork
dun: new mess. SlO.7j@$ll.25. Lard closed
dull aud fiat; February. S6.lO. >usar-raw
dull and unchanged; refined steady cut
loaf and crushed. lHc.; powdered, $500
granulated. 6.Gl6@6.c.; mould a, s65kc
Coaee-spot lots closed steady; fair Rio car
ZOO. mo
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Paving Them OI,

Managing EJitor-Did you pay the
artist who illustrated that great poem,
christmas Chimes" on your first page:
Secretary-Yes, sir. Sent him check
for $3.50
GOOD. How much did you pay the
engraverY
Il sent him $50.
Eyes. Is any money left!
"About seventeen cents"
every well. Send it TO the man VINO
wrote the poem. Philadelphia Record.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
COTTON REPORT


hessrs. Baldwin & Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch a Co. as follows:
CHICAGO, February 1O.-Through the day
the volume Of trade has been heavy. receipts
i'm the Northwest fair Liverpool strong.
I'd. higher but the clesrances were only
$1,000 wheat, and 500 packages -four. The
decrease in visible was rather larger than
expected. The weather and liberal selling
by one Of our big operators was too much
for the market until 10 struck ~. At this
price shorts were willing 10 take some. and
absorbed enough % prevent further decline.
Corn has been weak all day. liquidation
and pOundingby bear reduction Of freigh:s
from the West and liberal receipts being
the cause. Liverpool steady, I'd higher.
Oats quite active. The price has been held
by TWO parties here supposed 20 already
own very large line for May. Their buy
ing frightened good many shorts, and pre-
vented selling against stock in country.
Provisions have been duh all day. There il
nothing new In the situation; certainly II
cents for corn in country, and cents for
hogs i'm Chicago is not much Of bull argu-
ment, ana the qualityand quantity Of hogs
next summer will surprise the greatest
bears. 1900 hogs tomorrow. Lard dull.
and the highest thing Is the hog, and We ad-
wise sales Of that and pork on all strong
spots.
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New York stock Market.
Reported by c. W. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK. February TO- Dizziness and
reaction throughout the list. relieved by am
effort to pat up Delaware. Lackawanua and
Western. were the features. News from
coal and iron trades was uniay0rabe but
the railroad earnings reported were good.
and particularly for AtchisOn. Atchis0n
had quite little rally, but the weakness in
Chesapeake and OHIO did good deal 10 un-
settle the bullish sentiment. The situation
i'm the West is not good, rates being cut in
different directions. We continue TO thin
the market a very narrow one. in which
small profits can be made quickly either
way.
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Clerk want an increase Of salary.
Employer (wearily)-All right. Any
thing elsel
Clerk-And want 10 get of an nour
earlier every day, 80 l can spend II
Puck. -
"Your duties must be somewhat mo
notonous," said a lady toa mailing c''iN'
"Tbey are, indeed" .na
"The same round day after DAY anu
week after week. No excitement
"No excitement excepting "iien We
have TO rush things.
"And when is that? a.. ON
"When we ind In haste "r'''e" o''
the corner Of an envelope" y
"Obl yes, that creates exci'emen''
Observation-Disclosures Courier
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS

I7|-T|1 7
ITO CONTRACTORS.
Bids TO- the erection OF a frame building
TO be used as Offices. &c. for the Rockbridg,
Company at Glasgow, Va. viii Doe received
at this Office up 90 - ST. FEBRUARY Inn
Plans and specifications can be seen al This
office, and also al the Office of the genera
manager Of above company az Lexington
Va, where any further Information can b.,
obtained The right 10 reject any or an bids
is reserved. ELGEKrON S. ROGERS,
fe1-sa tu&thtd Architect.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.

A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
a FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3lar
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859. OF IhE Ac-
ItAL CONDITION or THE LIFE INSll-
ANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA. OKGA y
IIED UNDER THE LAWS or THE STATE
or VIRGINIA, MADE no THE AUDITOR
MONWEALrH Or VIRGINIA. PURSUANT
no THE CODE OF VIRGINIA. CHAPTER
53, SECTIONS 1880 AND 1888. RtGUIAr-
ING THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COM
pANIEs
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SEEDS.

WOODS LIGHTNING EXCELSIOR PEAS
are undoubtedly the earliest and best market
gardeners peas offered T-ey surIass all
others IN
EARLINEss. UNIFORMITY OF RIPENING
AND YIELD.
All who wish TO have their crop first on the
market should plant this variety.
Special low prices 10 large buyers.
7. W. WOOD & SONS, seedsmen,
5 and 10 south Fourteenth street,
ia4-sa .tu.Sth Richmond. Va
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Name Of the company in fun.
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.

Home ofprincilal office OF said company.
EIcHMOND, Va.
character OF the company, Life
President O.. a. WALLER.
Nlce-Pfesdents. JoHN q. WALKED and T..
" LILLIAN PEMBEKrON.
Secretary, JANIS ". rEGRAN.
ursauized and Incorporated MARCH 2Isr.
1871
commenced business APRIL, 1871.
Name of the General Agent in Virginia,
GEORGE JOHNSTON.
Residence Of The General Agent I'm Vlfgi-
MIA. ALIEN kNDIIA, Va.
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DISSOLUTION.
DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

This is TO certify that DTS. l.. Z. & ]. 7.
WRIGHT have, be- mutual consent, this day
dissolved partnership in ihe practice OF dent
isfry. Dr +. =. wright has established MS
office at his residence, No. us east Marshall
street, where he Will be pleased 10 serve his
friends and patrons Being centrally lo-
Gated with reference To the several lines ~
street railroads, he will endeaNor 20 serve
the convenience OF an who may favor him
with their patronage.
Dr. j. 4. Wright VIII -aFno'n me old
aton1 r--
ia25-1m E.P. WRIGHT, ID. ID. S.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1890.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat-1,2ls bushels.
Corn, 800 bushels.
Oats-2.O0O bushels.
Mill Ofal-iS tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, 1000 bushels very
good on private terms. Mixed, a. bushels
prime at Sjc.
Corn-White. I ZOO Ibushels prime At 4Sc.
Mil Ofal-2O tons, ON private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quototions.-Middlins l03.c. low nie-
ding, 95.c.; good ordinary, SIC.
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ELIXIR BABEK..

Preventive against Miasmatic Diseases. A
safe and positive cure for MALARIA, FEVER
ana AGUE IN ali us for@6 Contains no
quinine or arsenic. Absolutely vegetable
comp5und. For sale az druggists. Flfly cents
a bottle. Trade supplied by PuRcELI, LADD
s co .BoDEKERbRos. n20-3m
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
1907 MAIN STREET. OPPO. POsTOFFiCE.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
uy THE r--F or
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.


'AfNInf N. To- -fIituuet
W.. IT. r. Harry. chase Cify, Va,
n with great pleasure that certify tnat
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Of February. the present year, the patient
ste mo- food except small quantities 81 skim
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whenever taken. hismuth and lac o-pepsin
were "suif uu very soon after being sWnl-
lowed. From the first part az February 10 the
first OF July her food consisted only Of milk
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This Improvement has continued aud her
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experience with your water In quite "a
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Very respectfully and gratefully yours
=. ID. BOOTH, 81. ID.
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Nory respectfully and gmteiully y0uIs
- ID. BOOTH, 81. ID.

Fs0m john Ott. tsq.. Secretary of the
southern lcfiillug Company;
RICHMOND. Va, April -, 1856.
30. IT. 10 U0fdU. chase en-, Va.
Ny Dear -Ir.-i have used with special
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~ uric acid. and other equity indications, and
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RICHMOND. Va. February e., 1880.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

] have, rs trustee. taken charge of the
stock and chooses I'm action. &C. of tine hfm oi
trump & Cox, and viii proceed o. WIND up
the affairs OF the concern. All creditors age
requested 10 present their accounts % mt.
and all persons indebted are requested t0
make payment 10 me OF nay agent, II. y. Is.
Moore, who can be found at no east Main
street. who Is alone authorized 10 receive
and receipt for same. -
WILLIAM Il. BENERlDGE,
fe--3t Trustee.
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Richmond STOCK Market.


Reported by John J.. Williams 4 sen
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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perfect cure OF dyspepsia.
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Nr. 10 p H1rdU
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uns made perfect cure.
Very respectfully,
~. b. LYONS. Barber,
ST.. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
HENRICO COUNIY. Vail
February /, 1890.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

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G.. ". PEMBfklON my agent tO conduct tni
grocery aud liquor business in the store cOIC
ner OF Cary and Temple streets. to bug an-
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