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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
4y .PANY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
EP ~ srE E41A ! r. cSSeAESS AZ
FIGs:' FIRST NATIONAL BANK s BEiIbrS Nc
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business, OF
the Company Is tsansaeteas and to which all gene
r - = OFFICERS: tt7 1S ~
CLARENCE r.. CIJAkK,e President -.. me
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY .: COOK yice-President.9 rl1 v757
This Company. national In It's character, offers,
MUM and new tables, the most desirable means Of
insuring life yet presented 70 the public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced, are
best mutual companies, and avoid all the compli-
cations anu uncertainties oCnotes, dividends, and
the misunderstanding which the latter are SO apt
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood TO prove
acceptable g the pablIse, such as the income
MUM POLICY In the former the poliey-holder
not only secures life insurance, payable at DEATH
but will receive If living after a period or few
years az a,,at tr,eoms squat 20 tsr. pc, cent tlo
the Company agrees to rethr, to the assured the
total amount Of money hehGs paid In in addition
to tie amount Of big policy.
their lives, or increasing the amount of Insurance
they already have, Is called to the special adyan
tages offered by the National Life Insurance Com
pany. .-.E 's Mt z ~ .a. 'Af Is. q
Circulars, pamphlets and full particulars, given
on application to the branch Office OF the Com
JAY COOKE & CO., washington, d. c., d
General Agents for District of Columbia, Virginia,
j. B. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank
Richmond, the Agent for Henrico, Campbell, and
Dnwiddie counties. de a-3m
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AGRICULTURAL,
GTARKE'S DIXIE PLOW. @*.'

GTARKE'S DIXIE PLOW. @.t1'-l
~ 80.
This PLOW took the nrst premium In the plow-
ing match at the Dauvile Fair over al its coulpe
ttors from committee of Intelligent and expe-
rienced farmers, af er ,tient ana .reful trta
measuring and examining each furrow In the
presence Of the makers OF the piows. t2~'.tl
believe no pillow has acquired such areputation
in so short time. have sold about one hundred
aud fifty in three months and no case OF failure to
do good work has come to my knowledge, except
that in Henrico at Wilton In the hands OF the two
young Messrs. Morton, who have had only few
months experience In farming. =.
am receiving so many letters recommending
this pillow (some Of them very long, that cannot
afford to publish them. / never publish those that
reflect on other plowmakers, because wish to
live on my own merits, and not by the dement's
Of others.
de l4-d&w1t L. Il. STARkE.
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Foreign Market

LONDON, December 2.-Noon.-Consols,
923s. United States bonds, 74I.
LIVERPOOL, December l2.-Afternoon.-
Cotton quiet uplands, 10Ad.; Orleans, lid.
Lard, Cos. cd. Bacon, SIS. cd.
HAvRE, December 12.-Cotton firm both
ahoat and on the spot.
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LAND SALES Mr.. John W. Finks, as
guardian of the daughters of the late
Colonel Jesse II. Withers, effected the sale
this week, through the Fauquier Land
Agency, of 500 acres of land in Great Run
valley, in Fauquier, about FIVE miles from
Warrenton, to Mr.. H. NJ. Lotion, of South
Carolina, for Sc, 273.-Warrenton Lder.
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Weather at the South.

. SAVANNAH, Ga, December l2.-There
was heavy frost last night, and water has
been freezing oil day in the shade. Wind
moderate-north northeast. --
& AUGUST Ca, December l2.--The wee
Their ia extremely cold. ..'.
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More Express Robbers Hung I'm

Indiana. .
INp1ANAroLrs, December l2IThe Vigi-
lance Committee Of Seymour, Ind, visited
New Albany Jail this morning at 5 o'clock,
hung the Reno brothers, and Charles An
5derson, the Express robbers, and escaped
before the alsrm could be given. II.
The names Of the men hung are John,
Frank, and Simon Reno and Charles An
derson. Frank Reno fought desperately
for his life, but was hung with the other
fhraa
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange.
r. RICHMOND, December II,

'I RICHMOND, DeCeu1Der IL, Ivy
.- i-- - OFFERINGS.
g. Wheot-White I2s bushels. Red. as2 bushels.
Corn-White 1e2 bushels new 200 bushels OF q.
Straw-colorei, 81 bushels new, Mixed, wv ousm is
new.
OGts.-5s8 bushels.
Rue.--390 bushels. ~, .- & Z r.... /.
MenI-A bushels.
Fidrseed.-3 bushels.
tYhent.-White, so bushels prime on private
terms : - bushels good at Sass; bushels lnfe-
rior at 81 90 total l2s bushels. Red 1875 bushels
very good on private terms; 90 bushels PRIME on
private terms; 81 bushels common at SLoo "
bushels inferior at 9L75.-total 352 bushels.
CorR.-White, bushels prime new at soc. "a
bushels new on private terms geo bushels prime
I'D at sl-total 2s2 bushels. Straw-colored. o.
bushels very good new at s7c Mixed; Az pusn n
new on private terms 81 bushels Rood new at SoG;
~ bushels very good new ut s7c.-totai nilAeu' gov
bushels. -s..@ l..
bushels prime at &C. Sc bushels damaged ut soc.
IS bushes common at ssc.; lis bushels INFERIOR al
5sc IL bushels good at 6lc.-total, 1888 bushels.
Rve.-Is bushels fair at $135: BIZ bushels prime
on rivate terms-total. 800 bushels.
Medt-White country, unbolted, "a bushels a'
Fyarseed-12 bushels good at $3.50; bushel
prime at 81. 35.-total, IL bushels.
."-.~ RE-ExInBITED.
Corn.-Mi1ed. 11s bushels.
Odts.-2l2 bushels.
. RYe.-328 bushels.
Wheat active and firm good grades especially
I'm request. Corn in good demand without change
in price mixed more readily taken than on pre-
cediBg day. Oats &c. lower; demand 1alr' h1e
quite active ut 81. 40 for prime.
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The Florida Case.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, December l2.-The
Supreme Court to-day, on petition of Lieu
tenant Governor Gleason, granted him one
more day in his case.
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OFFICE EIoMaokp AND YORK RIyAhS
..& RAILROAD COMPANY !
--- - ~ RICHMOND, hueuft L iE&k \


s4sH h.t R.caAoFo kugustL iStt
p[CaMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
~ Road LINE.-NEW CONGRATULATIONS
Rss2hs s ans k2sFH Asp ! n9RT5
every ann SDiY
on arrival OF the cars from Richmond, reaching
or the aRss az Boss
every Monday and THURsDAY 1t O'Clock
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRwAN com-
msnding, le&res White House every TUESDAY
ssEHSaE JED; "a
re-, Rx:ssEk.aE4s FOB BALTIMORE leave the
5aS G5SRpspy 3 scSs "A. and n BS9SED *
turning, they leave baltimore ON MONDAY,
" EDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
st O'Clock z. H., rsachinsaRichn,on the follow
Pare S1s to baltimore only e. j AZ i t
Freight received ct al times and forwarded
p: PGe PAsssNaER TRAIN leaves the depot
=" ' 80 = :" WILLIAM B. ENos,
oc 81 g.; III Freight and Ticket Agent.
rHESAPEARE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WINTER sCBEDULE.-- and after the
F!RST OF OCTOBER, lsss, the passenger trains
NAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staun-
ton daily except sunday and between stsunton
and Goy!ngton tIi-weealy-yiz:, Leave Ei g
Leave Staunton at s.ss A. ID. and arrive at Rich
mond s.2s z. NJ. 80, -.
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covington AZ 51o 4. d., and arrive At Stsun-
ton at o.loA. ID. Leave Staunton at 2.Ss p. n. and
ArsiTe Fl Gayngs9n & between e,es
mond and charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and s2ATURUATS. Leave Char
!ottesgllls at q A. H. and arrive ut Richmond at
$40 A. 81. Leave kichmoad at s.so T. 3D.. and ar
rive at Charlottesville 1T Il
The Mail Train connects st Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with Trains on Orange Alexandria,
snd Manassas railroads. for ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, II. YORK,
LYNCHBuRa, KNOXVILLE, CHATTAEOO-
GA, hEAPH1S, NEW ORLEAN2, MONT.
eOMERY, MOBILE. &c: AZ staIntnn With
stages for LEXINGTON, NATURAL BRIDGE,
HARRIsONBuha, .WINCAEsTER. DC. Ar
Goshen, with stsges for LEXINGTON, NATG-
BATH ALUM, WARM, HOT, and HEALING
SPRINGS. At Covington, with stages for
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWIHBUR9,
JAMES r.. NETHEELAND,
seas ,.Eg General Ticket Agent. =
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STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS The JAMES
IN RIVER TOWING AND TRANSPORTA.
TION COMPANY are now prepared 70 lighter TO.
bacco, salt, and all other merchandise lumber and Il
wood, to and from City Point Norfolk, and Pc.
tersburg and all landings on James river. ON our
new and elegant BAkGES just built. For freight,
apply to - : ~ go fCROWELL 81 CURR1ES i
go u. corner Eighteenth and Cary streets,
or TO JOHN d. HARVEY, President, W.,
de 2-9m Commercial Block.
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STOVES, TINWARE, Sc.

A T HOME AGAlG.-vThankfr to cur
II friends and the public for the very Ehersi
patronage heretofore bestowed on as, We wcp IRE
mind them thai at our present stand, No. s9eBnVAU
STREET, may be found The fines. assortment, OK
STOVES GkATES, TlNWAEE, HOUSE, uA-
NISHING GOODS RANGES FuRNAChsS
FIREPLACE HEATERS &C.. &C.. 10 be found
at any house 10 the city, A0UNTCAsTLE,
de5 SO BIc2a bIfet,
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METEoRITEs-NEwT THEORY PRoPoUNDED.
Messrs. Editors,-Perhaps it may interest
your scientific readers to know that this
morning November l4th), especially after
3 O'Clock, meteorites fell here and around
this vicinity in great numbers--supersed-
ing anything of the kind ever before seen,
as many of the early risers say One fell
after 4 o'clock on the Gloucester ferry
slip, and exploded with loud report re-
-eesnbling that Of pistol. Several were
seen falling, leaving long and luminous
trains behind them and one was observed
moving with great velocity in northwest
erly direction, and leaving behind it very
long, luminous tail. Another blazed forth
in the southern heavens, and threw so clear
| and vivid o light around it that the whole
scenery was lighted up for the time being
as it would have been by q fash Of vivid
| lightning.
Two years ago wrote to certain scien-
| tifc editor that the true cause Of our annual
| or November meteoric shower was the fact
| that at that period Of the scar the earth
actually crosses the suns pH!h; that is, the
earth is direct behind the sun, and passes
over his orbit on the l4th day of November
of every year.
For some cause or other the editor refer
red to did not give my article publicity.
therefore, for the sake Of astronomic science,
appeal to the Scientific american. think
it capable Of demonstration that not only
does the earth actually cross the suns path
on the morning of the 14th November every
year without exception, but that the sun is
actually moving around the heavens in
westward orbitsl motion, and that he is
positively leaving q meteoric train behind
him which stretches out many degrees be-
| yond the earth's orbit.
! These are facts Of astronomical science
which ought to be carried to the ears or eyes
of every scientific man, and which hope
| the worthy editors of the Scientific Anaeri-
| can will aid me in bringing publicly before
| the world. JOHN HEPBURN, Sr.
EG1oncps{e7 " IT, ~ .- ... Nj.
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pIOHMOND AND. DANVILLE RAIL-
10 Z D AD-wINTER SCEEDULE.-On and
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains en- this

after TUESDAY November 10, the trains On this
como WEsT.-Through han Trsin.-Lesyes
B!chznond daily as $3.50 "a. NJ: issves DahvfTle
daily at 4:alR.M. onnscttnS ut Burkcytlle with
all stations ON the Virginia and Tennessee rail-.
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn;
catur, &c., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, Yicky-
burg, &c., Miss; New Orleans, &C., and IS Greens.
ooro' With North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbus, sAtlanss, &c, Ga. Montgomery Mo.
bile New Orleans, &C. ..-s X. e-r. . %
Greensboro daily st $500 n. |; leaves Danvi1le
daily at a:4s A. d. connects Of Burkeyile with tns
5suthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c. .g.061a LIZ Gss.si -. - ttfsti :,
Through tickets can be procured st the tfaknt
oclcss In Richmond and D&ny1lle TO all important
and DanVtle to all points North, East, aud Weca,
THOAASD ODAMEADt ts,g..
nos z. superintendent.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND -

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .>s*Hp&
i AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPs1&8&2
LINE. - Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis, vta Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk aud Boston; and close connection
made ut Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and state
room, $40. W. p. PORTER, Agent,
nc IL ....-.. office 2k2S Dock street.
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sTEAMBOATas% !,

DOWHATAN STEAMB0ATASST,j
4 COMPANY.-STEA ER ssxs5 -
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND. SAFE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE, sAyANNAE, gQgTON, AND
The WEST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE TO BAL.
TIMORE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH sIEAMERs TO PHILADELPHIA.-NO
CHARGE FOE WHAREAG DRAYAGE,
GEN HSt ~ GOODS BETWEES RTcHHoED
AND BALTIMORE.-Leaves Baltimore every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and, SATURDAY,.
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunday, up 20
Io'cloek z. Il These steamers have excsllent a.
loon, stateroom, and PASSENGER Accommodations
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; meals and stzteroorn
extra. For fretzht or passage spplyto. -. 49,
HAEVEYS u WILLIAMS, AgentH
an 10 Commercial Block.
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0uTRAGEs ,BrTHs MrL1TIA 1NARkANsAs.
Memphis, December l0.-A special dispatch
from Augusta, Arkansas, this afternoon, to
the Avalanche, says the militia, under Gen
eral Upham, continued to seize property and
arrest citizens. A, large. number Of the
citizens Of the surrounding counties are
banded together for the purpose of attack
ing the militia, and are reported to be
marching on Augusta. General Upham de-
clares that If he is attacked he will shoot
all prisoners now in his hands and burn the
town. A committee Of citizens and the DO
lice have gone to meet the advancing party,
and beseech them not to attack the militia,
for the sake Of the women and children.
The greatest excitement and CONSERVATION
prevails, and business is entirely sus-
pended.
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TESTIMONIAL.

l...t TESTIMONIAL. I'D --..,
certisnste or Dr.. John Dove, who is well known
throughout the United states:1 4t o' ~
r2 RTcHMoED. VA, November 20, 1858.
Dear sir,-The Tobacco Antidote prepared by
you according to the receipt you have submitted to
me- and the ingredients of which have examined,
Is purely vegetable entirely harmless and contains
nothing In the least Injurious. 1t is not disa greea-
HE to the taste, and as home article hope you
VIII meet with ready sale for It. aud believe that,
If the directions are followed, It VIII do all you
claim for It. [de A-2t1 JOHN Dove, NJ. D.
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,.,,, AN ANTIDoTE TO TOBACCO ro..e +
7tsg Ii TO BE FOUND IN E9s.r GoE
RIs !oN's SOVEREIGN TOBACCO ANTIDoTE.
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The attention OF all persons suffering from the
injurious effects of tobacco Is called to
sISON's SOVEREIGN TOBACCO ANTrDOTE,
Which is warranted to remove the desire for to-
/ acco In any form. It is purely vegetable, and
obtains nothing injurious, as will be seen by the
erufcate of distinguished physician. A TRAILS
IL that is asked for 1t by the proprietor and the
rice Will be refunded If the result is not satisfac-
tsry. Prepared only by
JOHN W. RI5ON, Apothecary, -,
No ga, corner Of Main and Third sts., Richmond.
Sold By druggists generally. s:4 r.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, December l2.-Bismarck, adj
dressing the Diet, said the fears of war
which prevailed during the summer have
passed away.
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DRUGS, rJEDIeBNEs. &C.

r >>--~~~~>~>>~~-~--~~----~.- ~~~|~-~yS~~~~~-
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. .-r .-,5
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RAILROADS.,
.ALL, AND NIMTER AnRANaEMFH,

@
HALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TIE T9 TH no E3hTH' Est az Asg WEgT VA
UNIIED STATES MxT TwIGE pAILY-kLE
iNa s fn "t os H ALI. Tn1ia s a.1Tss
f raEoaaH GRAINS on ta,s rosd are now run
a.nn ne Depot corner BTRD AfD EIGHTH
Ihe DAY TasoaUjaa aAn TRAIN leaves
hicnnona oanS 8, HAS A, NJ, arriving In Wash.
ios sas s EoI ~ LAC sa and
Tie Tss N1eHr THRoUsH mA lr1 THarn WIN
assscheds leaves Richfnond Daily isusdsysSs
e ss e ssa ss ssr1 osaa ,s. e:
for the North, East and West % ~ = -
sSs sTkaSE s2R s A 4a az :.s a Ss
and Eighth streets a i:'oP. n sssurnins, arrives
THRouaH TICKETS ana rHgousH BAa.
FOR isIshsT ia,srn sston and thIoaga s,eks.s sps;
&xhs sas saoe s s SDsn n s sSs
0noe eng Ssd sPa Fisssa sss asrs.
sAduHL RuTRs sapcrtntendens. .s2e 80 deS a.
NTINTER sCHEDULE.lRICHMoND
and after, WEDNESDAY, the I'd Dece1nbes the .
trains over this raad win be run as follows: t..
Leave Richmond ut a. N. and 71s r. n. 3tsss
Leave Petersburg at 9:45 A. ID. and S:sa r. NJ II
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. with passenger
ear attached win leave Richmond daily at lIoP.
u. and Petersburg daily at $40 a. H. tSnndays
The AZ A9trsan win not leave richmond on Boz
SsyS, ~ I ~ fsM WAN WILL not ieare fetSfe-
PIE Fss Sc ssasi ~ sorson ~ii take the ,s
Fare TO Norfolk, ~ Baggage checked, through
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Glover ELL ATTAIN, and returning.
leave Richmond At $40 2. ID. on 2nesdays. Thur.
days, and Saturdays. e II. GILL,
de ...ELr Il o. EnRinaAr and SUPERINTENDENT
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LOB NEW YORK-OLD Do Sn9A
IL MINIOEg STEAMSHIP CoMPA- q
NY.-The splendid new stde-wEeel steafnships
ISAhCk BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALbE-
Richmond every WEDNESDAY, sud SATua.
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY Sad
SATURDAY.
These chips are entirely new |: they have elegant
saloons and stassrcoms; the fase, arcoamodS.
tons, nrd attention, are unsurpassed
: Fre,ststs Tor points beyond New York Forwarded
With dispatch and no charge mSds save Cor as-
gual expenses incurred.
Close connections madc with BRekuiers Tor al
southern and European ports. "a sss
Insrrance enecsed st lowest rates when ordered.
n. Z. McC2xApy, PreaidenS LII 6feeaNsch
WILLIAM @. DUNBAR q CO., Agents
mYa corner Main and Eleventh styeezs. &
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

WTANTED, ONE THOUSAND MORE
w 10 INsURE THEIR LIVES In the : Z.
@a 10y MUTUAL 80 .sR
! BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION og 2
1--we faa RICHMOND @ .4.i 70 go
now on firm basis. No longer doubt 40 70 sue
cess, and daily Increasing In numbers unpre-
,cedented in the history Of life Insurance. fe5a.
ALL DOUBTS REMOVED AS TO COST.
CHEAPEST LIFE INSURANCE KNOWN,
AND THAT IN A HOME OFFICE.
where the entire profits are returned to its mem
bers.
CAN at once and secure . policy, for Il; IS
TEN DOLLARS, liz ~ IN,
securing competency Tor your family 81; :,
WE INSURE MALE. Oh FEMALE. aal I.
Ladies especially are called on to see that their
husband nt glect not this duty. -sr -0i GTf. o.
Pamphlets, with full particulars furnished by
calling at their Office c 'BNER OF MAIN AND
TWELFTH STREETS, Richmond, Va. toE liE1
T. B.. sTARKE, General Agent. y.
j. A. BELyIN. President. a. .,= s..,,F.,i -,
AGENTS WANTED. ;. de Il
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTS &s4.s
Il MOUTH, AHDALL LANDIN6sssz
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain 2. O. en-.
YoRD leaves her wharf at Rocketts for Eooye.
named places ON MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, aud
FRIDAY At 81 O'Clock A. NJ and returns On Tues-s
daY THURSDAY, and sasurGay; opvorp ,,,.,,,. -
connoc. With steamers for BALTIMORE jsnd
POINTS NORTH. !.
BURa on arrival OF STEAMER a s6tEa
Tare to Norfolk, sS.W. 800
" ~ = FREIGHT ~ -
received up 10 81 T.. ID TUEsDAYS, THURS:
DAYS and SATURDAYS, for NORFOLK.
PORTSMOUTH, BOSTON, BALTrMURE, and
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON CHESAPEhEE
at reasonable rates.
Ereigbta Tor way-lxndings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted 70 epurser OF steamer NUT be
enclosed in Government stamped envelope.
Applyto ~ L. 3. YATUM, Agent,
NH 81 Once, s.eSmer'a whAyf.
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

THE ALKALINE LACTATEs; =, s.
ELIXIR OF BIsMUTH. PEP SINE, and
STRYCHNIA;
PURE oARB0LIC ACID. in crystals;
PURE SULPHLTE OF SODA. IN crystals;
ELINrg OF GENTTAN and IRON:
SYkUP SkRSAPk RILLA with Iodide Calcium
SYRUP CITRATE OF IRON AND QUINlNE
SQU1BBS'S PURIFIED CHLOROFORM:
hLi&IR IRON, CINCHONA, and sTRYCH-
BoGbAiLTs PEPs1NE: 80 ~
BOUDAULT'A ELIXIR OF PEPsINE;l
BOUDAULT'S WINE OF PEPSINE: .". t@
AROMATIC ELIXIR OF ERGOT;
AUBERGIER'S SYRUP LACTUCARTUM = -.t
FONGERA'S SYRUP HORSE RADISH:
CLERTAN'S PERLES OF ETHER, &C., at
MEADE & BAKERS
de IL Apothecary store, sls Main street.
E'OR DYSPEPSIA OR LOSS OF Ape
u TITE.-Niagara Star Bitters fine appe-
tizer, stimuant and tonic, pleasant and agreeable
ter's, Hoofand's, and Sherry Wine Bi'ters. Sold
by s- L. WAGNER. Druggist,
de 12-2tE Sixth and Broad Streets.
THE JUNIATA HAIR TONIC AND
J. Hair Color Restorer. Also, Xanthine Hair
Restorer, Halls Sicilian Hair enewer, Mrs.
Aliens Hair Restorer. Eureka Hair Rcstorer,
sheva.ierss, Heimstreets, and Te9gets Hats Re
'' Or Sold by Sixth and BEosG stEsss.
DURE GLYCERINE.-5O pounds mo
l. DOROUs WHITE GLYCEkINE, just re-
- '0~'~ A. BoDEKER & BROTHER
DEF Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-14

Wheat-White, 125 bushels. Red Ss2 bushels.
+ CornL-White, Io2 bushels new: 200 bushels ol d.
81 bushels new. Mixed, TOO bushf lis