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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-28
INSURANCE.
j FOR iIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
PIEDMONT
Real Estate Insurance Co.,
sjls.a OF Virginia.

.hl...a4 OF Virginia.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. = 900, ,OO0.
SIT per cent. Profits paid to Policy Holders
VNHIS LIBERAL AND SOLVENT COMPA
Il NY now offers the benefits OF
LIFE INSURANCE,
At rates so low and terms so accommodating rs
to place its policies within the reach Of the
poorest, and Willing TO share its profits with
patrons, will pay seven-eighths Of net earnings
to .hem annually. ,f
~it.f This Is the best
Life Insurance Company
IN EXISTENCE,
For further information apply at the Office Of
the company, corner Fourth and Monroe streets.
A. G. GOOD, Agent.
GEORGE BAIRD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
This Company wants agents at every point in
this State. Apply, with references, 10 Homo
Office, Montreal, Virginia
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Cause Of our Financial Troubles.

II must be apparent to any one-and
we have constantly SO. told our readers
that the chief cause of all our hard
times, next after the madness of. keeping
the South out of the Union and forcing
niger suffrage upon the white people,
was our unparalleled public burdens.
= The trade of the country now begins
to feel the full effect of this onerous
taxation. Last year the Government
collected Sis, ,000, 600 in gold, in the
| form of imports on foreign goods, equal
at present premium on gold to s234 ,OOO,-
600 in currency; and S3ll, 100000 from
internal and direct taxes, equal to q
total Federal taxation of S565, ,0OO, 900 In
curreucy-a larger amount pro rata than
is levied upon the people Of any other
country. Nor is the collection of this
large revenue the end of this oppression
upon commerce. A large proportion
of the taxes arc levied in such
manner as to seriously aggravate the
burdens. The duties being imposed
upon products in the hands of the i'm
porter or manufacturer, and profit
being charged upon tho impost by these
parties and by each dealer through
whose hands the goods subsequently
pass, there is ultimately an immense
addition to their cest to the consumer.
This process is well illustrated by Mr..
Walker in the May number of the Mer-
chants Magazine, to which we referred
in previous number of this paper. To
ascertain the actual taxation imposed
by the Custom House duties, he first
takes the amount so paid, and to this
lin our present monetary condition adds
40 per cent. for the gold premium, and
upon this aggregate the importers
profit, which he assumes to be ten per
cent; upon this amount is charged the
jobbers profit, estimated at ~ per cent,
and the retailers at l2i per cent, as
follows:
Duties collected in lsG7...........S SLIT, ,4l7slO
Gold premium paid at 40 per cent. 1856, lS
Cost ofduties in currency. s2i6, s3i
Importers profits 10 per CENT. A,69e 493
- s27i, ,Gs3 AT
Jobbers profits, u per cent. ao316,a57
S2g2 059 GsI
Retailers profit, l2i per cent. 3G,5O7, 400
Total paid by consumers. .s32s, 81 l4i
Duties cOllccted ed.--..---.......-...- I'61lI,slo
Total of additional cost TO the con.
sumer.- .....-.-... SiJ-,if'o'f
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Largest Cash Capital

paid in and surplus Of any company in the State
and composed Of some ninety four stOokholders
most OF whom are among our best business men
recommends itself to the favorable considera
patronage. Applications for insurance viii b.
promptly attended 20 at their Office. No. .
Monroe street or az their several ageaeie.
throughout the State.
N. C. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDRL, Vice President
c. N. C0ES, Asst Secretary.
feb9ldAw
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, Sl5O,0OO.

THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized five years and in that time
done n successful business, IL still prepared to
take risks at fair rates Buildings Of all kiHds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steamboats, and cargoes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior Inducements 70 Farmers whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents, for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

RAILROAD MEETING G.-The thirty-sixt1
annual meeting of the Richmond, Frede'
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
was held in the Office of the company in
this city on yesterday. James II. Cox
Esq., was called to the chair, and James B
Winston, ESQ, appointed secretary. The
annual report of the Board of Directors
was read, giving satisfactory view of the
condition of the company. The receipts
for the year were as follows: Through
travel, $l69, ,37S.79; ; local travel, SAC, ,2S5.s3
United States mail, Sl3,0l9.25; United
States transportation, S6,294.6O express,
3l5,745.4O; through freights, S3,l96.97,;
local freights, $40, O,623.61; rents of real
estate, 81, .71-total, 1926, ,726.l6. Ex-
penses of transportation, sl93, 3,9S4.O7.
Leaving the net earnings Sl02,74 o!
this sum $70,172.17 was absorbed npay-
ing off interest On funded debt, Connection
Company's stock, and dividend on guaran-
teed stock. The balance of $32, ,569.92 car
ried to profit and loss.
On motion, P. V. Daniel, Jr., Esq, was
unanimously reelected President. .
Messrs. G. A. Myers, R. W. Haxall, C.S,
Mills, and Elihu Chauncey, were unani-
mously reelected directors on the part OF
the stockholders, and Mr.. Andrew Johnson
announced as director on the part of the
State. @.e
The following gentlemen we're unani-
mously elected to constitute the Committee
of Examination under the resolution adopt
ed at the meeting of stockholders in 1887
DR.. T. B. Anderson, J. r. Baylor, james
Hunter. C. F. NJ. Garnett, and John A,
Robinson.
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AitItutomd Dispattk.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH"
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN oF ALL, THE OTHER DAILY NEws-
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. rs,
THURsDAY........ NOVEMBER 10, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

LEE 4 GODDtN viii sell on the premises at P.
III. framed dwelling en- Concord near Seven
iteenth street. GI y "a q II :
P. BOWMAN will sell al his warehouse, 1911 Main
street, at 10 A. h, large lot of dolls and
;. toys, q splendid assortment of fancy goods,
wines and liquors, etc. s,,ia
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS Will sell on the premises
at4s P. NJ. that splendid residence at the south
east corner Of Main and Third streets. ~ I
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at his storehouse on
Main street, at 10 A. NJ, a lot of household and
kitchen furniture, cloths, cassimeres, dry goods,
boots, shoes, etc. '-----
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell on the premises
atl2M. the new brick store, No. 1s1e, on the
south sideof Gary between Thirteenth and Wiz.
ginis streets. .r ' -gaT
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at the corner
Of Canal and Eighth streets, at II N., first
rate new open canal-boat, with cabin attached.
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RELIGIoUs.-The Rev. c. G. Pearson, Of
the Manchester Methodist Episcopal church,
preached his valedictory sermon on Sunday
night last to large congregation, prepara-
tory to mis- leaving for Conference, which
met in Charlottesville on yesterday. The
acknowledged ability of Mr.. Pearson as a
pulpit orator, combined with his pleasant
manners, renders him peculiarly popular
as q minister, Christian, and gentleman.
The large congregations which have greeted
him during his pastoral charge of the Me-
thodist church is 6 sufficient evidence of his
popularity, and his return would be hailed
with delight by his numerous friends and
admirers in Manchester.
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UNLAWFUL GAM1NG-BERRY AMOS IN
TroUpLE.-Berry Amos, q Well-knoWn
member of the sporting fraternity, was ar,
rested Yesterday afternoon by Knox and
paddock, and lodged in cell at the lower
Ool;ce station upon charge of defraudlng
Henry Goldman, a "young man ,a from the the
country" of one hundred dollars in gold
aud gold watch worth two hundred dol
1ars. va Berry is charged with going
.Sr -, o. ouphn Goldman for these articles by
100 ,e ns Of the little game known as three
nard | monte" The case will be investigated
b1 T Mayor Chahoon this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

The WHISKEY FRAUDS AND THE GRAND
JURY.-In the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday, Judge Underwood called upon
the foreman of the grand jury for report
of the proceedings Of that body during the
last few days. In reply, the foreman stated
his inability to report until the testimony
of certain important witnesses was heard
whose attendance had not yet been secured
Deputy Marshal Lynham stated that
special efforts had been made to secure
their attendance, but as yet he had not
been able to bring them before the grand
Jury, one of them not being in his juris-
diction, and the other concealing himself
from service of the writ. He had, how
ever, ascertained his whereabouts, and
telegraphed for his arrest. He hoped tc
produce him at once.
1t is understood that j. Harmer Gilmer
ST., and Henry Smith are the parties tt
whom reference was made. Smith has al
ready been indicted il this court for per
mitting the illegal use of his brands whilst
United States General Inspector of this
district.
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Corn and Flour Exchanges
RICHMOND, November lS, 1858.

RICHMOND, November iS, 1885,
OFFERINGS.
Wbsdt.-White, 70I bushels. Red, $40 bushels.
C0rn.-White, SO bushels old 400 bushels new.
Yellow, lse bushels old Mixed, so bushels new; 80
bushels old.
OdtS.-sA bushels.
Rye.-2s8 bushels. 5;afyse y. t.gyst -.-7-- esrs
+F2drseed--5s bushels.
Black eyed Peas.--A bushels.
Aedl.-3J bushels,
SALES. Il.
Wheat.-Wbite, 50 bushels prime on private
teims; u bushels very good az S2.3s; 81 bushels
good at 80 30 90 bushels fair at 81. .21 as bushels
fonl at $3lo; SO bushels inferior at 81 9s s5 bush
els inferior at $2-rota 4GS bushels Red 22o bush
els common at 81. rs: S6 bushels inferior at $40
46 bushels inferior at % bushels very infe ior
at $l.27i-total. $50 bushels
Corn White, IL bushels prime old at 81: 81
bushels wfeyileaten old at 8fsc. 12 bushels good
old on private terms; 200 bushels prime new at
&c. SO bushels damp new on private terms.
OdtS.-N0 bushels fair at 55c. 10 bushels infe-
ri"r nc 6oc.-total, 2l0 bushels.
Rye.--.72 bushels yrime at II. so 7! bushels good
at ~. .25-total $40 bush Is.
FhLrseed.-46 buahels prime at 50. as.
Bldck-eyed PeaS.-1! bushels at 81 so.
.-.- - RE-EXHIBlTED.
Wheot.-Whfte, 2ls bushels. Red, 255 bushels.
Corn yellow, II! bushels.
Odts.-ll2 bushels.
Rye.-270 bushels.
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LARCENY OF REGAL1A.-On Tuesday
night a room used as place of meeting by
Lone Star Lodge, society of negroes, was
nonu antsred bv thieves, who carried Oft lot OF
Sn s,ona1;a valued at twenty-seven dollars
! !, enoleon Haines (white) and Arthur
M, M 5mas (negro) were brought before the
I'm I'm: '1e's 1e court yesterday to answer for the
pony Nv. Upon the evidence Of the persons
lascI, h ;ught the stolen property from Halne'
.S wnJ y, rites were sent on to be indicted fo'
GoIonv. ~. rs..
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A CURIosITY.-We have received from
N. L. Wade, Esq., pretty tall walking
cane, made Of stalk Of tobacco six and o
halt. feet long, ON which twenty eight leaves
of tobacco grew. 1t was raised by RtBsrt
Moore, Esq, Of Halifax Courthouse.
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IN Observation-Disclosures in bank
ruptcy were filed yesterday by Charles
Howard and Frederick A. Keeper, of Rich
mond; T. H. Duggins, of Goochland; 8
I. Tardy, of Campbell; and George g
Wright, of Henrico.
The following were discharged: Henry
Massie, of Albemarle; William Washington
Jones, of Hanover Thomas Lumpkin, o
Caroline and William E. Burton, Of Rich
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

DIVORCE GRANTED.-Judge Meredith, IN
the Circuit Court of the city, has grantee,
divorce to Mrs. Fannie A. Cooper from the
bond of matrimony with her husband, John
W. Cooper, and has further decreed that
her children by the marriage remain with
her. and that their care, custody, and main
fenauce. be committed to her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE NovEM-
BER l9, 1S6S.-Dr. Sydham Wake, Man
chester, Va; G.. Habermehl, Richmond,
Va; G. Governator, Richmond, Va; Major
Strange, Baltimore, Nd; Philip A. Tracy,
Washington, D. c.; Miss Annie G. Kitz-
miller, Harper's Ferry.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS Court
Commissioner Chahoon is engaged in hear.
ing the argument in the cese Of the United
States Us. William Denmead. The decision
which will determine Denmead's liability
in the Clarkson s. Denmead distilleries, il
looked for with interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

MAYORS CoURT--WEDNEsDAY-MAYoR
CHAHooN.-John G. Riley, charged with
sssaulting and beating Paul Murphy. Dis
missed.
Solomon Johnson (negro), stealing five
hundred pounds of iron from DR.. J. L..
Archer. Continued until Friday.
8. W. Hay, charged with receiving the
iron alleged to have been stolen by Johnson,
did not appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

TIE LADIES Of the Dorcas Society Of
Broad-street Methodist Episcopal church
most gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of
500, the proceeds Of Professor Wyman's
entertainment for their benefit on Monday
nipht So
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ExEcUT1vE.-The Governor on yesterday
hardened John Franklin (negro), SEN
fenced to two months Imprisonment for lar
ceny, Pardon has been refused John Kay,
of ivnchburg, DOW undergoing punishment
for forgery, and Richard A. Branton, OF
Cumberland, sentenced to fine and lmprl-
sonment for unlawful shooting.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST AR-@
- RIVED aud Tor sale n, the EX-SA
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA YyS
BLES, Franklin street. OER HUNDRED GEsxzzzs
YOUNG MULES, FIFTY WELL-BROKE
MULES. and TWENTY YOUNG MARES suita-
bic for farming purposes al OF which will be sold
al reduced prices and on the mcst accommodating
terms 90 Vt Holm & DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

CRIMINAL TRIALs.-The following cases
are set for trial In Judge Burnham's court
to-day: William Nelson, Charles M. Good
win, John Henry Bell, Dolly Lumsden.
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EOR SALE.-TO ANALYTICAL CHE.
HORSES AND MULES.


ON HAND AND FOR SALE, anMs
A No. LOT OF MULkS and EESA
hORSES broke and unbroke, suitable Yny@
for sll purposes on my usual accommo- GShzl42O
tatfu. ic-Ics A lsO. for my old cusI omers several
s.,l.uitd TWO AID FGUS-H0hSE WAGONS
Of ms own manufacture, ready for delivery.
Is. w. GREEN
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities at pub
hshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this stfice.
ty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

REES Co., photographers have reduced their
prices to suit the times. The patent mezzotint
and genuine porcelain pictures mace by these
artists are not surpassed Ia this country Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

BURGLARY.-The Office of William Hall
Grew, coal dealer, was broken into early
yesterday morning, and a number Of arti-
cles, valued at thirty dollars, abstracted.
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SENTENCES OF DEATH CoMMUTED.-The
sentences of Abel Williams and Robert
Kemp, the Warwick murderers, who were
condemned to be hung, have been commu-
ted by Governor Wells to Imprisonment Tor
life. Thus only one of the four negro ruff
fans concerned in this outrageous murder
has been made to pay the penalty of the
crime. Trims sentence was commuted
some weeks ago. Young was the only one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jewelry, and fancy goods, opening this
week. Call and see them at NowLAN IL CO.'S.
no II-aol
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1,n,v BURNHAM's CoURT.-Mary Free
JopoL Ut ed for malicious shooting, was
!, uaa aad Yesterday and acquitted: !, ,.t;t
va,, .anu and sente aced to Jail for one month
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RESTAURANTS, dc.

VETELLE, REsTAuRA- 81
A rEUR, NO. 1904 MAIN HsA
STREET, kaepB on hand the DELI.
SsrIES and SUBSTANplALS Of ~snnEe
ina season--wila aud ddomestic-whether OF the land
or the waters served In best style 10 order Ut his
own tables or elsewhere.
He respectfully invites the ladies OF Richmond to
patrocize his LADIES' ORDINARY, where they
can enjoy his best dishes In comfort and entirely
secure from the slightest indecoruin. he pledges
his word 10 this. -
The BEST LIQUORS wINES and 3hEWEEpI EEpI
DRINKS 10 order st his bar and she nnsss ~.
CARS with PIPES, &e., Aluays 70 % n11 ~ nc :nS
saloon.
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POET OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 49, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Robert Healy, Jones' Havre de Grace,
coal, ID. >. efer, agent.
Schooner G. II Squires, New York, merchan-
disc, Tredegar V orks.
Schooner Mary Francis, Philadelphia, coal, W.
Roberts.
Schooner Clara Bell (bcfore reported ashore on
While shoals), Hayre de Grace, coal, Hawes y
Merriman.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chsndise and passengers. l.. &. Tatum.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. G.. Tunham & Co.
Scheoners knXaDna, Ann Rambo, " illiam and
james, lsle of Pine, and j. II. Marvel, down tine
river, light
schooner ". e. McShain, Baltimore merchan-
disc, Currie Il Croweli
MEMORANDUM.
2 HILAD ELPHIA, November T.-Cleared,
schooncgs &. Davidson and Rising Sun for Rich
m md. Arrived, schooners Florence, frCm Rap
pahannock river, and Crinolne, from James river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

FRANK LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAZINE for
December is to hand from Turner, lila
Main street.
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c-oon,II,,c Some miscreant sho'
WA HTos .:nr cao m William Fl. Crew or
Sdass, = nns W night. No motive can 70 AAa
siaed ass +. Z such an a'''
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SEssPPaNG.

TOR NEW Y0RK.-OLD <Gss
l. DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON- = asS
PANI The new and elegant side-wheel steamer
SARATOGA. Captain ALEXANrER will leave her
wharf on SATURDAY, November 2lst. at o. lock
A. NJ. Freight received up 10 frluay night. Fare,
kl2. Round tickets, 800. -Stecrage, $6 For freight
Or passage, apply 10
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO.,
Ia-at corner ElHNcuLn aud Main streets.
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DHV GOODS.
1--WE BEST BARGAINS THIS SEASON

y We have Just opened instalments OF
srksi,hABLE ANO DESIRABLE DRY
GOODS
,.or,Iv bought at low prices during the heavy
Lime af goods IN New York, and viii offer very
at Inducements to buyers, as we cell at small
s.,srs during the season In order not to carry
I,,Ss over from one season to the other. We inst
f,-,erstc few prices Of leading articles. as It ia
,,~snnsstble for rs to state IN FULL the numerous
...,laS 81 goods we are selling cheap:
TT!3s,,v and sma1l-hGured Calieoes at l2Ac.;
tc,r st,le Del dine. Al 2sc., old style at 2ac.
r,f. ySrd-wlGe Bleached and Brown Cotton, 12Sc- !;
nsb,fe Flsnnrl NJ PC, and all-wool at SOC.
e1'rk and White Flannel, ali-wooi, st soc.
xraf and best Manchester Ginghams at L.
81 Alpac.E all colors, ri scc., and AZ Alpacas at
!ac Ncs;;
1,firs' y morals at 81, and Misses at T5c.
isaiss' Sh1wiS IL $40, and MtsSes' at 81 10 81:
tr"SSs from 81 10 s2o--Cloth, Chinchilla. and
p-,"n~ >hswls from 81 to scs single and double;
Erxu, !ful Il-cSs Goods Table and Piano Covers,
fae Corsets, and lots of other goods, to be sold
very reasonable.
WILLIAM THALHTMER q SONS
tiS Broad street, between Third and Fourth,
MOI and 1879 Main street EZekiel's old stand.
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DILL HEADS, ACCOUNT SALES,
IL CaRns &c. executed In the bess style ind
as short notice Il she DISPATCH P1lHTIses-.
H0UaEs
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mEETTNGs.

RTAsONIC NOTICE.-The MEM snsesg
lya bers OF LAFAYETTE R0YALAsyNTA
AkUH CHAPTER, No. ~, are requested EzzAG EGS
dayl EVENING, at the Masonic Hail. Broad
reet st so,clock.
BIZ order of the 81. e. High Priest.
-, 10 1t 80 AJJG. kRSEIC. JR.. Secrefary.
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TOR PHI LA DE p A. SSfSAs
L The steamer CLAYMONT, Captain. 49, $3.50. sSS
PLATT uUw lying at her berth in the dock, Will
recev. freight for the above port till FRIDAY
the ?orh instant, at IL O'Clock. Freight taken for
Nor!, * al moderate rates. Passage u Philadel-
pnla, including meals and stateroom, $40.
". p. PORTER, Agent
nols-3i OifiCe No. 2525 Dock street.
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RICHMOND AND DAEyILLE RAILROAD Co., s
- FTcHaoRD. November Q, 1858.
FTsHE ETWENTT-FIR ANNUAL MEET
ING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RTCHWSND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held in this city on the SECOND
WEDNESDAY in December next (ethl at ~ d:
The transfer book viii be closed from tnc 7pln
instant until after the annual meeting.
j. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
FORM OF proxy OF THE RICHMOND AND DAM
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Know ali men by these presents that - the un-
dersigned. do hereby constitute aud appoint -
attorney - for - and In - name, 10 vo'e on
all questions that may be brought before the meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company, to be held at - on -
the - day OF -, or 1t any adjourned meeting
thereof. hereby ratifying all the acts Of ~, said
attorney in the premises, fully as If were pre-
sent and voting in person. In testimony whereof.
have hereunto affixed - hand this - day OF
- noa-eodtd
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MO QUAC K Err Y! ITO THE AF-
IN FLICTED.-T. II. BAsS'S COUGH SYRUP,
a certain cure Consumption, Bronchitis.
Hoarseness, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Chronic lrrt-
tattons OF the Throat and Lungs, and al Diseases
of the Bronchial Tubes arising from exposure and
cold. The original prescription was given me ~
Professor Carter z. johnson, and is efficiency as
q valuable expectorant ts confidently recommended
by DR.. j. A. Mayo.
This COUGH SYRUP has eyectually cured me
Of consumption, which assumed very serious
character at one time. Ny cure I can attribute
solely to the Cough Syrup. Many other testimo-
malls OF It's cures have In my possession, which
leave no doubt my mind that 1t is adapted to all
cases OF lung affections.
The certificate Of DIR. Mayo is appended:
T. r. Bass: Dear Sir:-The prescription made
for you by DIR. q. 7. Johnson certainly combines
the best material as an expectorant have ever
used in my practice In all cases ofcolds, coughs,
bronchial cases decidedly phthsi-
cal-have been cured or greatly benefited. know
OF nothing l could more confidently recommend
| from actual experience. Jos. =. MAYO, Il. d.
None genuine without my signature.
Price al per bottle. T. Il. BASS
Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Il Co., L. B.
| Thomas & Co., .. A. Strecker, Wood & Son, j. IL
| Childrey & Co., and Robert Lecky, Church Hill.
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