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Original VIII Of an Original.

The will of the late Richard Vaux.
list discovered, is n characteristics doc
ument. IL begins rs follows: 'a5oixr
Of sufficient mind aud understanding
10 know what is my last will and tes.
lament without the all of my country
men, ! do make this my last will AZ
testament and publish the Same
these presents. After disposin@
his estate, he concludes: 90 dirstl
that such papers aud tho histocal
views Of old buildings and like cdec.
tons made by my father, Rhf'
Naux, who was the most actiVf careG
originators OF tho present - nrs
society OF PennsYlvania,
shat society. / do this.f<
to my -father,s speesisions o.
x,ssx fla6fa Constitution.
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GOLDENROD.

Here's goldenrodl
rilling tho corners OF the zigzag rails.
Gliding the borders of the dreamy way.
Spread in profusion over hills and dales,
Dear to the sight rs TO glad earth tho day;
Bright, yellow goldenrod!
Fair golLenrod!
The warning fenther-fronds OF stalks OF
green
Rise out Of sterile and forbidding soil;
As.w'th the sweetest hearts ani purcst mien.
Unsullied grows some child Of sin and toll.
Fair As the Soldenrod!
Bright goldenr Il!
The untold treasures earth holds hid AWAY
Arc far surpassed when, with . lavish
hand
She decks her Sencrou5 breast with garIands
gay
That early autumn sees spread DER the
IanL-
wealth of soldenrod!
Glad gollenrod!
When como poor maiden. copying Mother
Earth
Above her spct'cs7 bosom lets thee rest.
Culled through thy art-what pain is il not
worth
a brief hour there to lic2 Thou'rl truly
blcst
Contcnte Soiicnrod
Sad Soldemrod,
Leaning s,orm-hcatcn DER a lonsiy grave.
With heart As scar and dead n his who
walks
Beside it vanly striving to he brave.
Whilst cold blasts whistle 'mongst the
rafting slorka
Hcartbroken goldenrodi
-dcorge W. Flcming.
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Thc NcM Abrasirc Mnlcrlnl

Krushitc, the new abrasive material.
consists of chilled cast metal shot.
varying in sizo from that Of clover
seed TO mere powder. The indi.
vidual PARTICLES are said TO bo so hard.
mud at the same time so tough, that if
one Of them be struck ON an anvil, tho
latter will receive dent. Krushite is
claimed to DO three times rs effective
per unit of weight rs the sharpest
sand for saving blocks of granite.
polishing, etc, and rs substitute for
sand in tho blast and for diamond
drllla ia boring. The wear on the saw
blade, or rubber, is also said to be
considerably less. Scientific Ameri.
can.
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WHOLE NO. ga.
Sensitive Ch;ca.r.

A New York merchant recently.
while Joking with Chicago friend
about the great departure made by tho
Western metropolis from the cote ri
etiquette, such ms the fashion 81 eat
ing pic and beer for breakfast. bet
$40 that letter mailed in New Work,
addressed Windy CITY, would reach
It's destination and bo delivered. The
bet was taken 10y the Chicago man
with an expression of regret that the
amount was not $40, 900 instead of SlO.
The letter was mailed IN this city.
1t bore the following address:
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PITH AND POINT.

The worst of imaginary troubles IL
that they never leave us. Puck.
a mans luxurious tastes usually
keep short distance in advance of
his income. Puck.
'if within tho business world
You maEe yourselfa berth.
Let printers ink the fact unfurl s.
That Won are on the Garth"
"Pa. what is a ciplomat?" "a r.
p!omnt, my son. is II liar who doesn Y
get found out. Truth ~
Nnn-"rhat man Tubs just lives
for his stomach" Mac -"He has a
great deal to live for. Life. v
The man who robs Peter TO pa,
Paul usually intends to strike Paul fce,
larger loan later on. Puck. -
/ took q header OFF my wheel a.
And then wac forced 10 say,
"Brtter llfty years of Europe ~
Than a cycle OF To-Day "a
Life.
The millionaire would be greater
with his mouth and let his money edge
in word Puck.
Some one has sail that the medical
profession divide humanity into tws
classes the poor whom they cure, an}
the rich whom they doctor. = it-Bit&
lis the same old picnic sorrow -
That cones a, the seasons fly;
The man who with the whitest pantaloor'1
Sits down in the pinkcst pie.
Washington Star.
No Alternatives Clara $50 you,
are engaged Mt last" Maude-"W why,
how did you know / had accepte6f
him?" Clara "a heard he had pre-
posed. "-Brooklyn Life.
Willie-"An' what did Clawence
when Bob Slugarl kicked himr :
Algy--"He simply said: .Gweat =
are not sensitive tin Che &
walked swiftly a,g counties. s
There was Elections. M,
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n HAPPY SONG.

In spite % wild weather
We worry alongf
One day it's sigh
An anothcr--a SOM.
Eut glnl bells are ringin',
An sweet birds are s;ngln
An 50, to he happy amt wrong1
In spite q wild weather.
There's stars for the night;
ihc birds sing together
m" blooms seek the light.
An glad bells are rinyin',
I'm roses arc srrinyin',
An -. To be happy's jest right
FRANK l.. Stanton. !
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II is believed that herd of buffalo
ia roaming the Rcd Desert northwest
OF Rawlins, Wyoming~ For theprotec.
ton Of these animals bill has been
introduced IN the Static Lagisletnra
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ADVERTISING RATA.

Advertisements will Be inserted q sae Asl1o
per SQUARE tor the Arst inssrtion anA ~
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Local, Business and Special notices -
cents lins. and no notice inserted ~ -
than one dollar.
Legal Advertisements will b inserted
the rstes allowed By law and will, In all sssN
DO required upon delivery Of certified cop
CAABoEs YoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ooenty ofhceN, IS; State and Congress, $40
Terms for ctaniing advertisements -
known on application to the publisher.
Jon PRNrINo executed with neetnsss =
dispatch. e1-Orders By mail viii rscslv
vrooDt attention.
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DISAPPOINTED.
GY HELEN FORREST GRAVES.

Us such n lone
s o IN e pla C @
here - said Gym
thia Coy ley, dole
fully.
Good croa-
ton j. rctorted
u IL cl Q Phineas
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Highest Of all in Leavenng PowerLatest u Govt Report
RH!A!!!! Rsk!dGs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
r,o,,or BENEFICIAL and Social Society VI
the CITY of Richmond. c,r,,,

italian Beneficial and Social ooe'e'
the city OF Richmond. ,cr,D
SENATE BILLS PASS,rD 27o5 of
To amend and re-enact seceioasd and
tho Code OF Virginia, as AT, All an act TO
.lic otod bv an act entitled an a. tho
i.,ro.aa and ra-enact section 5wvos " honse
anaa af WICHITA. entering dweiilns T,ht
~. athor house vessel, or car IN Inr inc
~ orc Win intent to commit Huiu7''
To amend and re-enact See ,,,, 70 the
10 LII 81 Virginia, relating 10 vi,
INC 49, ~ new certificates ol 80
81 chartered company when ioi'"S'
Is lost ~ bristol Terminal
To amend and re-enact an e ert and
an act to incorporate Ins
Northern Railroad CoInpa"y
HOUSE BILLS PASSED. reve-
To amend and re-enact d spe0'a'
nue. bill. ,,,,,,en, Of the sum
of 500 10 George w. Moore III
On fulI as guard at the Lee .s.s Ico ~
To amend and re-enact ,sSa-,oo on
chapter 24i Of the Acts OF TO- ,',ass,,oent
,t,isd an act to provide Tor the ~,
~ ,axes on persons and property, etS,
vi ~ =" nrevent the determination OF gam
IN The counties of Fauquier ana Lou
dOun. o., not approyed
ranusrv a. 1894. entitled an act 10 II
CORPORATE the Potomac ana Hreat ,tuas
Pailroad COMPANY extending ,he I'M
IN yrhich to begin and complete the sam
The House adjourned at l;5O O'CLOCK
until January 9th.
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HORSES. MULES, cows. &c.

FOR SALE, MY PAIR OF HAND
SOME GRAY HORSES. with VICTORIA.
T-CART, SURREY, HARNESS, and APP
purtenances. Can be seen at stable, In
rear of my residence. il5 west FRANKLIN
street. Il. ID. CHRISTIAN.
de M-1ts
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any kind. | have come In frequent con
tact with Colonies Hubbard since then.
II desire now" Mr.. Flood concluded,
ito say that the charge II maliciousiy
false, and Colonel HUBBARD had knowiedge
OF its faleehood when he prepared hiS
circular and his memorial"
BILLS PRESENTED AND REFERRED
By Mr.. Jones: To emend and re-enact
sections 272s and 272s OF the Code OF VIZ
elnia. In re.ation to the action OF eject
ment.
BY Mr.. Flanagan: To amend and re-
enact the preamble and first section OF an
ACT entitled "an act authorizing the
counties OF Cumberland and fownatan ~
change the form OF the bonds suDscrloed
TO the Farmville and Powhatan Raiiroaa
By same: To repeal on act entitled, An
act to authorize the county or f0whata,
to change the form of bonds suDscfipe1
10 the Farmville and Powhatan haiiroau
Nv Mr. Barnes: For the relief of John
NJ rawson. late Treasurer OF James CITY
county and the city OF Williamsburg, ana
BY same: To provide for the payment
cut of the Treasury for losses sustained
nv destruction Of property and expense
irclrred 10 prevent the spread OF small
pox from an epidemic OF that dIseas
prevalent In the Indian reservation OF
the Pamunkey tribe of Indians. .
IN MIR. Stubs: To permit DR.. w. NJ.
Chatham TO practice dentistry in Vir-
CIR ia. ,..., -.
nv Mr.. Keezel: Making IL unlawful for
Insurance companies not incorpora ted ny
the laws OF the State of virginia. but
ieaa,Iy admitted 10 do business therein,
10 place or cause 10 be placed insurance
ON property in this State IN offices out
side of the State. in violation or me
tax-laws OF the State Of Virginia, and
prescribing penalties for violation of the
same, and prescribing. the duties arc
compensation of the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts in relation thereto: and providing
Tor renewal Of license privileges of COM
paiiies doing business an this State.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
TO establish the manua.-labor school
pl divided for In the will of Samuel Miller,
anc TO give effect to a compromise Of the
litigation in respect TO the construction
cf said will.
To allow the Piedmont Construction
and Improvement Company to chaage us
name TO the Piedmont Traction CO npsnE'
etc.
Allowing the improvement Of the main
tuuioughfares Of RappahannO X county.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To allow NJ. S. Cahoon, TT ''si're~ Oh
Botetourt county, further Inc u maize
settlements and return delin1uents ana
col. ect tax-tickets.
The Senate adjourned to Monday, Janu-
AIRY 9th.
House of Delegates.
Shortly after the House opened yes
terday morning an interesting little
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spat. which was rather more peisonai
than parliamentary, took place between
Messrs Coles and Hathaway, as Iesu'
OF the objection raised by MI. asdoh
way on Thursday TO a paragraph WIZ
appeared In the Times's report OF NJ
Coles's speech on the Hathaway resoiu-
ton endorsing Mr.. cleyeland's messase,
Mr.. hathaway, II VIII be r eesnea;i nr,vi-
lege aad denied that MIR: coles naa
used the following Language. In ms speeSS l
which was attributed 10 MIN o V de-
as the reference to flying the reu n hIs
was concerned, he would say ,hat n
remarks against the resolution mad peen
made with the sincere desire ana puIpVss
of saving the gentleman from Lancas.er
from placing himself In tne rlaioph un9
himself by being allowed too much ,ope,
Mr. Coles was shut off In MS ateeinp'
to reply TO Mr.. Hathaway on Inu,su n,,,
by a motion TO adjourn whicn ros we" 10 a
and carried He therefore. arose 70
question of personal privilege, ana sa.d a,s
Mr. Speaker: There are TWO rss ,'as'
why | aid not make this statement 80,
terday in reply TO the gentleman LIE ,ai
Lancaster. First, because shair and
10 secure the attention of the Chair, an
second. because the feelings suIIea a.
I'm me bv the inordinate VANITY, W
superable conceit. and the senv ,,,isyht
spirit displayed by that n ,,,,agsnce TO
words which would have been IN Nioia 10"
~ he oath taken before this House.
Mr. Coles said he was not Wlilins ~
accord 10 the member from bancas"l -
infalIihle memory, nor did he CAIN sun
infallibility for himself. But, ne uiu .i', H.
ana was able to maintain that IN uns
nublished statements there was no'n. ne
which i'm any way reflected npo sno,re-
member from Lancaster, nor h',ai ppny
scented him, nor deprived nm y. ,,arbs
credit due The report OF ms .rnished
was made up from skeleton aui and
Nv himself, after several requsss., 800, tha
,,.,th Tho previous information itoih VI
,enorter that the same had pesh uone
NV each member who had Joineu III w
5iecussion The complimentary aIuslons
20 himself Mr.. Coles said. were ih M
rolated nv the reporter or edltor. Ihe
sDeaker said ne had no apology 10 niahe
Co. The sentiments expressed. Inc s ta.e-
ment was intended. and before tne Siose
Of The session. ne believed. wouId pe
shown ia be correct. The question Ia,S.u
~ Mr. Hathaway as 10 the exact IAN
s,a@e used was an exhibition or narrow
neSs of thought which he deplore1.
AIR Coles said II was reliably asselteu
that the member from Lancaster VIII
here last session. had written ske'S 81,
M his life for one OF the CITY papeis, ~
which he called himself the risihg s suiI
~ Eastern Virginia. He also saln tii,s
effort on the part of Mr.. Hathaway "
howl because he had not received as
much snace as he desired reminden MN
~ sam Jones's story about throwing a
brick in the dark, and when you neaIu
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the animal boiler you might know you
had hit him. In conclusion. ar. cores
said he felt confident the action or tne
member from Lancaster wouin never az
him credit or himself any discredit IN
the estimation OF the people or MS us
trct. this city, or the state
MIGHT BE ADJUSTED OUTSIDE.
Mr.. Hathaway, as soon as Mr.. Coles
took his seat. sprang to MS feet, ana,
after again quoting and denying tue
authenticity of the language IN the Times
TO which he objected. and disclaiming any
idea OF lashng the gentleman from
Northumberland into such fury by
his speech he said he had only been ac-
tuated by a desire to correct a repor.
grossly unjust to himself He didn't want
to act In an ungentlemanly or unparlia-
mentary manner on the floor or the
House. and would. therefore, refrain from
answering the gentleman from Northunl,
berland In detail but ne sa1u' per Coles
might be adjusted elsewhere. During TINS
heated discussion the members OF the
House sat quietly in their seats, az
though they expected a serious culmlna-
ton OF the affair but after the ripple
the two gentlemen had caused matters
subsidized. and the House proceeded TO
business
BILLS PRESENTED AND REFERhED'
BY Mr.. Suatton. OF Appomattox: To
amend and fe-enact sections 3, 8, ana ~
OF an act TO protect and advance asrl-
culture by regulating the sale and purity
of commercial fertilizers. and the guar
antee and condition upon when tneS
are sold. and fixing the penalty incurred
for violations of the same.
BY Mr.. Maupin. OF Henrico: To amend
and re-enact sections 1885, 1866. and l25f,
as amended and re-enacted by an act ap-
proved January s. 1890: 1910 and III, as
amended and re-enacted by acts approved
the 14th day of January. 1890, February
% 1890. and Sd OF March. 1880; 1874. 1zI6;
and 1881. as amended and re-enacted
March A. 1850. March s. 1890. and Febru-
arv 90 1892. and 1882 OF the Code OF
Virginia, all pertaining to the laws gov
erning insurance companies.
The bill provides that all insurance
companies doing business IN this state
shall make a deposit with the State
Treasurer OF not less than $1,000 nor
more than $1,000.
Rv Mr. ReddY: To incorporate the
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WANTED. HORSE CLlPPlNG.-i
have clipped all of the crackerjacks. in
GLIDING Albert c.. trial in 2:2O; Zella b.,
record 2:29; Branchwood Toodles Leave
order at private stable, near Ninth ana
Broad streets, or at Leonard's news
store sos Main street. n. LEONARD:
de l7-6t'
WANTED. TO LOAN MONEY IN
SUMS FROM SO TO $500. on good Sc
CURLY. In confidence. Address Post-Ofiice
Box $50. de lo-t
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COURT ORDERS.
.04Nl~-0o|0fr
" l r g / N l A.

In the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond, the 18th day OF November,
-ss5. - ~
In the matter of the estate Of j. ID. X.
Sle!ght, deceased:
EX PARTE.
report OF the accounts OF w. g.. Pres
TON. administrator OF j. ID. X. Sleight, de-
ceased and OF the debts ana demands
against the estate OF j. u. X. Sleight, de-
ceased. having been filed In the office OF
thIs court on the 9th day OF November.
lss5 and one year from the qualification
OF said administrators having elapsed, on
motion OF Mary T.. Sleight.. one OF the
distributes OF j. ID. X. Sleight, deceased.
IN il ordered that the creditors OF j. ID. X.
Sleight, deceased. or OF his estate, II there
p.. any show cause, II any they can, be-
fore this court on the 7TH DAY OF JAN
ITARY, 1896, against the payment and de-
,iyery OF his estate to his distributes.
without refunding bonds.
And ii Is further ordered that copy
OF this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks In the Rich
mond Dispatch. newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, and that another
copy OF said order be posted at the ooor
of the Hastings Court OF the city OF Rich
mond on the first Monday in December.
1895. and January. 1886.
A copy-Teste:
CHARLES w. GODDIN. Clerk.
Preston e. Leake, Counsel no 30-Sa4t
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The Board OF Directors have declared a
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 4 PER
CENT. free OF tax, payable on and after
WM. II. MCCARTHY.
de l9-ts Secretary.
DIVIDEND NoT1CE.-THE BOARD
of DIRECTORS OF THE PETERS
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY have de-
ciared a DIVIDEND OF l-2 PER
CENT. on the capital stock OF the COM
pany. payable on AND AFTER THE
20 OF JANUARY, 1886, TO all holders u
record on the 10Th day Of December 1895,
after which date the books OF transfer
w. r. JONES.
de 1s-td Treasurer
DIVIDEND NOTIcE-THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS OF THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY have declared DIVIDEND OF
IL PER CENT. on the capital stock "
the company. payable ON AND AFTER
THE 2D DAY OF JANUARY. 1896. % aH
holders of record on the 10Th OF December,
1895. after which date the books Of trans
fer will be closed until January lS5
w. r. JONES.
de ls-td Treasurer
DIVIDEND NoTICE-THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS Of the RICHMOND.
RAILROAD COMPANY have declared q
DIVIDEND Of THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS a Share on the Com
mon Stock and Dividend Obligations %
the company, payable on the "a OF
JANUARY. 1896 70 holders OF the
1855, from which date 10 the SIN Of Janu-
ary 1885, the books OF transfer viii DO
closed j. Is. WINSTON
de l7-tJa1 Treasurer.
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personal.
NOTICE.


TO POLICY HOLDERS OF THE
AMERICAN FlRE-INSCRANCE COM
PANY. OF NEW YORK. The American
Fire-Insurance Company, OF New York,
has certified 10 me that II has ceased -
carry on business in this state. ard.
further, that all its FIXED LA
BILITIES FOR losses or taxes have Teen
satisfied, and that its CONTINGENT
LIABILITIES under rs policies have
been assumed by the Phenix Insurance
Company. OF Brooklyn. y. y, ant the
law. as provided In section 1916. Y. c.,
ISL having been complied with, Rave
reotested me 10 deliver the bonds now
held by me 10 secure its Virginia policy
holders 10 them. ....
Now. this Is TO notify all the VIRGINIA
POLICY HOLDERS that | will ~ the
2eth day OF December deliver the rald
bonds to the said American t1re-Insu-
rance Company unless there BE- protest
made Ivy the VIRGINIA POLICY
HOLDERS. A. W. HARTMAN, Jri
no 27tDe2si Treasurer OF virginia.
INTERSTATE CASUALTY COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK. This company proposes
10 make application 10 the Treasury Of
the State Of Virginia at the end Of thirty
days from this time for the return OF
their securities that are deposited with
the Treasurer for the protection OF their
policy holders in this State. We claim
that all claims agair-t this company IA
the State Of Virginia have been settled.
THE INTERSTATE CASUALTY CO.
Richmond. Va, November 25, 1855
no 2i-'ci
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The Board OF Directors have declared
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 4 PER
CENT. free Of tax. payable on and after
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PIANO-TUNiNG.

LOOKl LOOK. LOOKu PIANO AND
ORGAN-TUNING AND REPAIRING. L
will tune your piano for $50 until Christ
mas. First-class work, satisfaction guar
anteed Patronage kindly solicited Best
OF references furnished. Address j T.
EAGLE. Piano-Tuner. Box %, Ricnmonir
Va de l1-hl-
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
/.r<<<r-~~><->r-~<>< ~~~.~
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
PAWNBROKER' SALE

by direction OF Mr. Samuel Bachrach,
we will sell at auction, at No. 2O7 east
Broad street.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER a, 1886,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. a large and attractive
collection Of
FINE DIAMONDS:
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
CLOCKS. JEWELRY;
GUNS. PISTOLS;
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS;
CLOTHING:
SEWING MACHINES. &c.
Sale positive and without reserve.
+. X. ELLIS d CO., AuctloneerS
p. S.-Parties having forfeited pledges
with me will please call and renew sanne
before hour OF sale. or they VIII De soid
at auction. SAMUEL BACHRACH.
de 10 Proprietor
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WIN. ". MCCARTHY.
de l9-ts Secretary.
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ID. O'SULLIAAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
sn,ithheId Hams.

smfthheId Hams.
l have 5000 Choice Hams Of this
cure In stock. They are the finest
on the market, and are sure to
Mountain Roll Butter.
Finest Mountan-Roll Butter This
Kind Of Butter Is scarce. II Is
fresh and sweet, per pound ........ 20
Fine sherry Wine.
You can buy gallon of Fine Sherry
Wine Tor ........ .s...........-...... 20
Fine Old Rye Whisky, per gallon. l 90
Fine Old Medford Rum, years old. 20
Large Layer Raisins, new goods, per
pound ........ ...,.........'..'...'...
Clean Currants.
This Is the only kind fit for making
Fruit-Cake We have 500 pounds
In 1-pound boxes; boxes ........... -
New Mixed Nuts.
5000 pounds Nice, Clean. Mixed
Nuts just arrived. We guarantee
them fresh: per pound ..........-; ~
800 boxes Seedlsss Rsisins, per pound
Fine Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh, ..
roasted .....:.. 49,. .'..'.'''''''
10000 bushels White Corn .........;;. 10
O'Sullyan's Pride, Finest Family
Flour on the market This Flour
is sure to give satisfaction. Try
barrel and you viii. sure 10 like II. p
6 pounds Fine Raislns ............:.:. -
Try a pound of our Fine Tea. This
is a boon to dyspeptics. one pound
will convince you Of its efficacy In
relieving Indigestion ........,.....;.. ~
$1,000 pounds Choice French Candy
imported ........... .............''.;.
6 pounds Nice, Fresh Oyster-Crack-
ers ......... 49,. .....s-. $3.50. ~
1900 bales Fine Timothy Hay, per -
hundred ........................ -..''' ~
% tubs of Fine Creamery Butter,
lust the kind for Observation-Disclosures. 10
7 pounds Virginia Buckwheat 20
Gibson's Old Rye Whisky years
old ........... -.'..'.''''' ''''''t''''' "a
Fine Cream Cheese .................. 10
We have an immense stock OF Christ
mas Goods, which we are selling at cut
nrices. as we are determined not 10 carry
Them over the holidays. You can buy
choice goods at your own price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

once Va Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Richmond. Va, December IL, 1895.
DIVIDEND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-21

l have 5000 Choice Hams Of this
cure In stock. They are the finest
on the market, and are sure to
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