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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-25
Ysr1tter, for &inter Use.

To the Ed'tors: IN your issue ofCctober
Il, page 292, read an interesting commu-
nication giving description ofa Re" Jer-
soy farm, and seeing it stated that - choice
keepablc butter can only result when the
milk has been kept sweet" | think 1t IN
cumben. to correct this old idea also, know
that when butter is made from sweet cream
ii will not keep well. Having some eype-
rience in butter-makins, VIII simply give
my new theory.
Tlirty-siS hours is the average period fer
a par Of milk to stand before being skinned.
Tin the milk sours, all the cream cannot be
obtained, and ifleft longer, ranciditv ensues.
Hence small quantity of sour milk is put
into each pan to hasten this process, and 10
bring il within thisperiod. II, however, the
weather is such that the souring Of the milk
takes place within the thirty-siX hours, this
addition i, not necessary. The Swimming IS
required to be done exactly NJ the right time I
In winter we keep the milk pans on shelves,
in small room usually kept dark, in our
NUN dwelling, bnilt for the purpose, and
adjoining 4 stUyc-room, The temperature,
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Domestic I!arkcts-TRY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. December r. Eo1n.-Fl ourdnll I'D
lro"n'n". Wheat !ull nnd Clover. torn d'lll
md declining. Pork heavy: mess. S29ht 80 Lard
dull ri IA Cotton aitct anu efrady NJ CSC InT-
nHGmict =" aa'r kosin STEADY strained: S2.o'
NEW YORK Doccmbor e4.--Cotton steady solea
do6 b,'ee n oo,c Flour urchanrcd. What
.i,gI.I,- In r,--o- cf ,,u-.ers. Corn Icevr: now
son,hnru yellow. ai6fas, Pork I-oorinn now.
,39l7 sao. -. Lard yafTls,c. whiskov unchar rnd'
c-,ccrins nr,,ot oud driI .Turnrntirn Ef7!Sr
rrein 70 ~ FreIahts a sh,Gn nrmc- Cott N
i}.r stram -.
"'' '"''' -
CIxcrNx.Tr TnccInhcr 81 Corn drll NJ $50
&c W.h' KEY dali at oiT35r. Lard. lie. Pork
held nj -. : offered, So Is.
,,.,,o- .. ,-r ,,, NJ.
j.. o,a - Soc .an so Sho-,Ido-s I.1,1,i
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Zine nanrSrG.

Horses Of great reputation have always
commanded a great price: Al NGW1narkct'
in 1865. Il bay colt by Pipato sold for 80
Co.,. In the same year iwo-year-old c"if
bv Beningborou:,h, Il t"o-ycar-oId by No-
lllntcer. and thrce-ycar-old FLY By Su
Peter. were sold for 1900 each. For the
celebrated horse Shark, $50, 900 was refused !;
and O'Kelly declined TO accept an offer o.!
sioC. 600 for his stallion Eclipse. Tradition
saws that the Duke of Devon>hire refused
for FLYING Childcro the weight Of the horse
in gold. \ few years ago the great sire
Stockwel could not be bought for SlDO,O0o,
and VIC presume that when Gladiator was
carving everything before him on the
English turf Count de Lagrange would not
have parted with him for Sl50,O0O. Coming
TO America. we find that nearly $1,000
were paid for Lexington, and that his son,
kentucky, was sold for $40, 600. Mr.. Alex
anlcr refused $4,000 for Asteroid, Ken
tuckv's halt-brother, and Norfolk. another
halt-brothcr, was valued at $4,000. Mr.
Bonner paid So, goo for Dexter, and offers
500, 900 for one that can equal Dexter 5
gon-time.-Turf, FIel2, and Farm.
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CHARLESTON. 5. C.. December 2l.-Ar.
rived, steamer Charleston, from New York
steamer Falcon. from Baltimore; BRIG
William Creery, from New York schooner
James Young, from Portland : schooner /.
Q. c. WiShart, from New York; schooner
4. Rokes, from Rockland. Schooner SIM
mons, for Savannah, puy in for harhor
Sailed. steamer Magnolia, for New York.
SAVANNAH, Ga, December 24.-ArriFed,
bark ThetiS, Mariport, from England
Cleared, brigs Ii. l.. GiIliatt, for harbor
iIada. Frank. for Montcvideo: George
Gilchris,, for st. Johns, n. g.. bark Berda,
for Augusta, Me.
WILMINGToN December 24.-Sailed.
steamer ". z. Clyde. for New York.
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II Underlined AlLMENTS.-There
are many ailments trying IN their nature, but the
symptoms of which not sufficiently specific TO
enable physicians TO classify them under any par
t,cnur head. AS general rule, they arise from n
general debility of the whole organization, but
their primary canse In 81 least three cases out OF
five is 2 lack OF brisk vital action In the stomach
and liver Stimulate and tone the relaxed diees-
tive and secrctiye organs, and bodily ease, health,
and vtgor, will follow the treatment. Among ali
the medicines which have been recommended
as conducive 10 this end, none has been sdmiuis-
tered with such uniform aud entire success Us
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
lis ingredients were selected from the vegetable
kingdom originally with view to the invtgora-
ton OF the physique and TIE constitution, and
also for their anti-blliouS and slightly laxative
properties. Twenty-odd years OF experience has
proved that these herbal restoratveS were wisely
chosen. ana have been judiciously apportionedin
this celebrated preparation. Not only asa specific
for Indigestion and all kindred complaints. butas
4 household remedy for all tho minor ailments In
cdent to humanity IL has obtained 4 reputation
based IN unimpeachablc testimony, which fairly
cclipses that OF any other proprietary or oiiicns
medicine In use. lie 22-codSN /"
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.CuyCUETEIRAL IMPLEMENTS.

CtMITu'S PATENT LEVER STRAW
- CITTrR now rs ever, AT the very head OF
y eId twenty lbousand sold ana me t Sf n
sill Increasing. Buy Of the orein 1s,aS wn wv
!""t - he tIt: best Slra Culter ever made Re
mc- a This Straw Cutter wa VA P 5.,it indy
~ $50. 49,, H,tr suDcry!siou ever since. some OF
or wofkmcn have been at work upon ms , HIVE %e
i"r li'een - nnrfection in their constructions.
rite I,r ~" Virginia shelter, has been exten
ycy Initiated by other ha Sen she by W
tncu Withholding credit ron ',!c yirinia cut
ascr6 wish to eet the Gutter aaJ pat ~ Ie:er
be- they should buy only shIlh ''N'
d.e n. n SMITH d. CO., Manufacturers.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
View York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, December "a Eoor.-Therc' IL
n"thin0 doing IN stock7. owing 10 the approach Of
The holidays. The Board adjourned suddenly on
inc Presidents announcement OF the death Of
Hon. F. VI. Stanton. Money. per cent. Gold
opened Mt 1909. United States bonds, III. Ten
nessce 8's-Fx-coupons, 80 new. "a. Virginia
rs-Ex-coupons, AZ: new, 81. Louisiana s's-
Old. 20: new. GO. Alabama SIS, ~: SIS, %.
Georgia a's go: "a. 90. asked North Carolina
:'s-Ex-coupons--0ld, 10: new, 90. South Caro-
in
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declaresthat DR.. Oliver used nothing but
| tonic tinctnre. with which he treated Miss
Ayre for disease of the heart. She did not
have consumption, NJ was reported. Mr.
Ayre remains in the house Of the iailor, and
had not been committed at last accounts
| The sympathy of the people of Charlottes-
vile is said TO be decidedly with him.-Na-
| tee Iir0i1.l0n
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Mary ". Clark, Kansas City, Mo, says !;
"Selcrt Grange carrots, scrap2 and bon
them and press through seivc to- pint Of
the pulp add one quart otmilk, SIX eggs, '"G
tablcspooufIls Of melted butter, one 9iatcu
nltnpr. ana SUGAR TO taste. OLher spices may
he added # desired. Bake in one crust.
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INIELD SEED.

VIRGINIA In circuit court o! the Guy
of Richmond December etli, ists -.. r,
81. S Brown, John Ml!idg,, DR., anu amy -
M!i!dsc, his wife, who was Fanny = -, ,o 10" ~
son.. ...'.....'''''''' ~
/. Wilcox Brown and James pleasant s. executors
of The will of j. Thompson Brown, a1rctteI t.o
others. ~ ~ .
This dav came Oh this cause 10 pc cdSi "pou ''e
nnncrs originally read therelu ana IL appearing ~
the court that more Than two se'tls hdNI ci|rSIu
since the qualification OF the executors oi -.
Thomnsou ljru~' II, deceased, ana ltaL icpCrt mar
been filed in this sult Ia The clerks pracc OF thi
court OF the accounts CT tn. said execute IN! "a
the debts aud demands against tile estate OIL lheit
said decedcnt ... 49,, ,,.,o, &c
Now, therefore. this court, upon the motion OF
John NiIl.dec. Jr., and Fanny {. MS lie, VINO
was Fanny {. Robinson. and one OF the iegaices
and dcyisces under the viii Of the SAD .. IhonP-
SON Brown, deceased doth order, adjudge. and de-
cree that the creditors OF the SAID deceoent 10
pear IN This court the first day OF the next term
OF this court and shoS cause n any Trey nav,
should not be psid over and delivered assiengu.
and transferred to the lcgatses and deVisees uasr
the said VIII Of The said j. Thompson brown aG-
leased And this court doth further order, au-
;udge and decree, that this decree ana oTaer ne
duly published once "a week for four Successive
weeks in the Richmond Dispatch, aud post d on
;b, rs loy of two successive terms 81 ti!'t cou
| - the door OF the Hastings Cours house, III The
! CITY Hall OF this city. A copy-lrSte =
| ,fc 20 Miw LfhFD Srl.EI-L., -. -.
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HURRY u, OR YoU WON'T GET A>v.-Thc
sales Of land in this section are wonderfully
extensive nd rapidly increasing. Farms
from leo II 'es or less to 900 acres and up
wards have been sold at fair prices TO set
tlcrS.-Frf ,erlcksLnrl Nc,rs.
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NrnRoE. GOING SoUrU.-Jamcs Dorhrrtv
left here Monday with 4 large unm''cr Of
iahorcrS I / Louisiana. Ouryolng friend
Chiffon ! tchctt LEFT, Tuesday wiiha.large
lot for Ia. 10, Mi"s.-BurhcUWe Times.
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The en- lovcs OF the SoUthsidc Railroad
ComparN re raising Il fund anon" them
selves IL V for portrait 0! General Ma
hone. VIII h they intend 10 present 70 him
on Christ - day. Burkcr1U. Times.
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THE CHARLOTTESVILLE HoMcIpE-Mrs.
Oliver has been interviewed, and says that
Mis- H. A !'rc "as 50 marked in her attention;
JEALOUSY, ana The was glad when she ana ma
her husband left the house; Mr: Ayte
Las 2lso been interviewed, a1d says that !d
hts 50 much confidence IN the Vir1G 10 ana ma
lrmucss Of his daughter tltt he 1h!hH S3;s shc
.au.t E4ye been dIG..od, bat Af"' OI''0F
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asxg EsrArE AT PRIVATE sAhE
By Richardson & Co.,
cca, Estate Agents and Au"tioneere,
It's Main street.

rE7yC0 NEW FRAME DWELLINGS,
NTH 4 STORE ATTACHED TO EA Gil,
AEf Tors. ALSO 4 EHi"N DWELLING,
WT'TH ABOUT THREE ACRES OF GROUND,
FOR SALE PRlNATELI.-N are Instructed
,,y Inc owner who contcmrlttcs 4 change Ia his
hnsucss ON account OF declining health, 10 sci! the
aforementioned valuable property.
The :irst + located on the corner Of twenty
9TH and Leigh streets and has been lUf!t du-
ring the present wear; c1ch tcHcmcut has five
rooms. IN" usual Closets store S'tlt.b.c i!r heI,
rh.udi-in- and iut, with water. each fronting ~
feet Oh Twcnty-tilth street, and l2S feet on Leigh
street aud Is no>. occupied hy good tenants II Il
rem lucrative rent The brick dwelling las SIN
aoOm, Kitchen, md other "ut-houScs, In EH"c re-
pair aud about three acres o! ground. win water
and some very Euc fruit trees. ard IL located on
THIRTY -iourA north o. ! street near Inc eastern
boundary OF ihc city limits.
TEnMs-. Liberal ,o,z- o
ic d4j klthAfDADN w..
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EsSe-Esagl.

NV ORLEANS, December 2l-The MI
tua nasc-Ball Club, Of New York, arrived
this morning.
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sEwESG.MACEEYNEs.

WING-MACHINES OF ALL klSU -
- rCrATRED. The 81 OAT ELLLrIlC sew WI ;
10 MACHINES BOUGHT and oi:n. " ~ E ~,
the only PROPER NEEDLES Tor lhe ''-eA
ELLIPTIC MACHiNES. ,,urcn.
tY2A 14l5 GArs ~Ir6ft' h"'si -
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Eiirssf o: E9Rcg.

LoNDoN, December 24.-Paraguayan al
vices fully confirm the flight of Lopez, but
his whereabouts are unknown.
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nCT FINE LIQUORS, WINES, &c
SCOTCH WHISEEY, III glass, very fine ano
old;
sT. CkOIx FIN. In glass,
casks fine CABLE SHERRY,
cnsks COOKING VINE,
FRENCH BRANDY, old and very enc :
APPLE BRAEDY-only few barrels
s barrels COMMON RUN.
de Il GEORGE l. fEhhiNV we
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snow six inches deep covers the ground
a. we priut.-Le1tngton Gazette, ga.
THE ground has not been covered WIFI
nov in Richmond this Winter.]
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Particulars of rac F.yRcil5urss killing
tili--

r-.ra tt- Lyncab.rg News. 2sth.
-.r.l sAuorIxG-A pgvrLISu OUTRAGE.
>-...r. mar, 3,..,,.-sl William Bnlrv. from
.... ,..unI.jt rnu,rhou-c. was shot and
f.. ....s1. v.u.jnaad IN mis- rity Yesterday al
........i ~. ono Of rwo Yankee soldiers.
-....5 .I,fn,. Madison ana Frank Thomp-
... + i moi rrft3iuIy krnlyn which. These
ar},rsto the rqy,I,,, squad on dn;v
...... tgnd.r tn, command Of u Captain
Burns and it appear, from the circum-
--..uye, attending tie shooting that short
..nc rrryiuu-. The two soldiers named and
.-.u others. being considerably in liquor.
y. .-.. ,rra1iuya Disturbance near the ORANGE
..,.a;. when a uolirclnan appeared. and
It,. erd.d in srir..fU. two Of the party.
.gFf,-.. and THOMPSON made their escape.
..5 nI~rviur to their camp, on Daniei:s
U.l,urucd Themselves with >iXtcen-shnoter
,a, and returned 10 the city. az they pro-
a....a.i. 80 Kill any policeman 81 any
a." I'D r~'el " who Should dare interfere
v.4 ch"m. Vt the corner Of Lynch and
I'n. Tx, streets thew encountered 4 crowd Of
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%y BACUELOR'S HAIR-DIE.-Thl
splendid HAIR-DYE Is the best III the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tlns remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, in'igo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold BY all druggists and pertumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bono
street New York nh 2)-eodts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nv YOU ARE HEREBY INFORMED

ny YOU ARE HEREBY INFORMED
THAT
LEVY BROTHERS.
STORE
WILL BE CLOSED
FRIDAY AT ~ O'CLOCK P. NJ.
RE3LATN CLOSED
UNTIL
NDAY NOR n G
THE 27Tu INSTANT;
PURCHASE YOUR GOODS
TODAY
OR
TOM ORROw
BEFORE THE HOUR OF CLOSING.
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Il GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS,
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS,
GOODS Fer CHRISTMAS
GOODS FOR NEW YEAR,
GOODS FOR NEW YEAR,
GOODS FOR NEW YEAR,
GOODS FOR EVERY DAY,
GOODS FOR EVERY DAY,
GOODS FOR EVERY DAY,
GOODS FOR EVERY WEEK,
GOODS FOR EVERY WEEK,
GOODS FOR EVERY WEEK,
GOODS FOR EVERY MONTH,
GOODS FOR EVERY MONTH.
GOODS FOR EVERY MONTH.
GOODS FOE ALL TIE YEAR ROUND
GOODS FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND
GOODS FOE ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 2l5 Main street.
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Foreign AlarkctS-iBY TELEGRAPH1.

LOSp0S. December o. N00u.-Consols. 921,
nltcd tales bonds, 81. Ta!low quiet Al +5Il i3s5d
.ugar. 39s. q 2ya.sd.
LIvEprooI.. december 2A-S0Dn.-Thc mar
:;cts are closed. Lt;er.-TalloPT. 4:s. q "a. 81.
Yarns and fabrics Ut Manchester quiet.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY ~ LrSESErRG.-Oh
Friday the 18Th instant Mr.. [. j. Ihomp.
son. IN elderly man i'll feeble health, ana
James !. Thompson, Young man, were
walking down the public road near the
l.~m Of the former. talking about the set
t.vlncnt o! an account which involved some
four Or five hundred dollars. When ncSf !
LILLE wood negro man. who had evidently
teen following them and listening TO the
conversation, shouted ont from thel" rear,
" stop, God d-n you; give ne your money
~ Iwiu XII you; and accompanied has
words with Il terrific blow from heavy
oak club. which tcllcd the Younger Ihomp-
ION 10 the earth, and nearly crushed his
sl.ul. He Uhc negro) then put at old
Air. Thompson with the same SUCK,
and gave him Il pretty severe blow,
but the club WAS WreStcd from MN
In the struggle. The negro then ran
10 the fence, pulled Of Il rail, came back to
the contest, and struck Mr.. Thompson
another fierce blow, then another and
another. The last one laid him sensclcss
upon the curth. lie was deprived OF nis
poCkct-book, and the thicI and "ould-be
murderer started of. but coming 10 Young
Thompson, who was returning 10 con
seriousness, gave him another blow, ana LETT
both fol dead.
Both gentlemen We're badly used up, bat
managed to get 10 the house, where lncy
told the family what had occurred, and sat
some of the ncignbors upon the track OF
his daring rascal. He was arrested, and
1,roved 10 be a notorious desperate named
5..ln. Lewis, formerly Of Charlottc.-Burhe-
U.kie Times.
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.n.l BUSHELS PRIME POTAToES'
stE for sale by barrel or 3us4eL s;nn1sO,y.
&c rs ALLAo1N "
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SIDE IT ORDAINED, That no person
~ or persons shall bring into the city keep
for sale, offer for sale or barter, tprpcd"es or rc-
crackers oi extra size. under an! name "i:u-
crcr nor any iirework, in which itro-glyccriac
forms It constituent part under 4 penalty OF not
less than twenty nor more than fifty dollars me
Chief of Police shall have the power 10 Cetcrin!Le
what Size 81 torpcd0cs or firc-Crackers may TIC Oh
irred for sale under this ordinance,
Under The above ordnance the safe 81 III: HFe-
cracker known as the cannon Cracker and
the torpedo known as Young America" Is for
GEORGE T. FGBERT.
= n. % n Chief Of Police.
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HoNIc1pE ~ TAzEwEL toUHTT.-h
difficulty occurred in Tazeweli county on
MONDAY last between a Mr., Hartman and a
man named Glenn. Witt. Witt was shot IN
the forehead and expired instantly. har-
man. it is said, has made good his escape
We did not learn the palt!culars.- "VHe-
rLl,e Nlsrn.ch.
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RICHMOND. VA, December Il 1859. {
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-whitn. ess bushels. Ped. gao bushels.
cor?.-White. 200 bushels. Yellow, 10 bushels
Mixed. 2ss bushels. n..at
0Ds.-'1s tuaheIs.
Rye.-ls bushels. sa
Wheaf.-whi'o. 10 bushels worry good on private
terms: l7f bushels good tbs total. 40 bushels
Ken 22 bushels very rrnd IN private Terms y
buahcls vcrv rood NJ fl. c7t-.otnl gao bushels.
,rorn.-Whi'" lcS bushels dampat soc.; "a hI'h,
Gle very good 1T s5c.-total 900 bush"la. Mixed 81
h@sNels row IN prIr'te torms 90 bushels yer!
damn at T-'.-'og"!. Il2 hre h"la.
Onts.-.2 hurlrl - nG - 90.
H4s.-ls bushels very good ut FLO.
rE-rvHTBITEr.
Corp.-Y"llow 10 hnebnls Mixed. q! bushels.
RFNArKs.-The OFFERINGS on Change of nj
kinds OF Grain were very Hight to-day. The mar.
kct for Wheat has h"co'nc better within tho last
few dav-. Corn has fallen 2ic. during the week
Almost MI The Corn coming IN Is damp-a condf-
ton resulting from the unravorahle weather when
'ho grain was COMING II maturity. Indeed. re df
not recnlec. 70 have seen so large proportion al
damp corn st nc corresponding portion Of any
past wear.
Oats are very dull. II will be noticed that 6oc
were paid to-day for lot of good" oats. while
''rrime" Was sold on the preceding day for thf
same eItre but It is proper To state that the saIe
Of good Mt soc. to-day was made to n party
who wanted T. for Immediate use, and had to buy
hnrrietlly. We state this lest an erroneous i'm.
weston should exist that Oats have advanced TO.
day.
Rvc unchanged. and hut l'tt,c doing.
The quantity or Grain offered on 'Chanrc on ih'
9th Of December. 1852. was Whnat-White. 1ai
bushels rod 3i5 bushels |orn-Whitc. 1,oa
bushels straw-colorcd. AL bushels: mixed l.75t
bushels. Oats, 80! bushels. Rye, 132 bushels
Prices on that day were Wheat-White. very
Good 1896 red, very good. 52.l0. Corr--Wh'c
urine nov, CSC. Oats-Pr,nc, 9oc. Rye-Ycry
GOOD a!31a
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VASES, VASES, VASES, OF EVERY
variety and ut tho lowest prices Persons in
want will consult their interest by examining my
stock before making their purchases.
GEORGE {. GARY,
Ge3 opposite post-olage.
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GEORGE T. FGBERT.
: Chief Of Police.

GENE THREAD, SEINE THREAD
- 5000 pounds OF my own importation SLIME
TUREA + has arrIrcd-warrantcd t. he the !iacsr,
strongest. aud chca pest, IL the city. The public
VIII please take Notice that tie great seal On eA I'LL
bitten here last summer ws caught It'll the seine
thread bought o. me. II will therefore, be to cir
Interest 10 bay my seine thread. where they are
sure 10 &C. the beat In the market, ana for less
price than they will have TO pay elsewhere Tor IN
inferior article. Also Tor sale, STURGEON
THINE, SEINE LINES, &c. -
l.. LICHTESSTEIS,
I7u7 Franklin street,
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DICHMOND GENTS EMPORIUM
LII The under- igned, having ccmhinsd their w.
handsome establishments, are now prepared to
EMPORIUM, on MAIN STREET. UNDER sliA-
FER'S BLOCK. Gentlemen can be aeeommc-
dated by polite aud accomplished barbeTa and ne.
thinp IN our line Ii beyopd our capacity. y aaS
BATH G ESTABLIsHMEST attached.
dc ?l-2m UQBSQS 4 sgoTp,
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Markets.

CoRy AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, !
RICHMOND. VA, December 81 1859.
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T ICORlCE,
IL GUMS
no !. = ->''-A PALMER, EAETsooE z CO.
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hEEnSEEs. EaNzsEsT:s. &c.

GLOVER, TIMOTHY, AND ORCHARD
IGRtSS SiEEb.--51 bushels prime Glover Seed!
20 bushels prime Timothy Seed, 90 bushels priinc
10, Ide ."I 4. s. LEE.
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DICH PLATED TEA SETS-OF NEW
II and rich dies! gus-just received and for sale 1T
the lowest prices. GEORGE {. GAE1
aeJ opposite post-untcc.
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SECURITY. CHEAPtESS LIBERALITY.
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and dtstin-
guish the management OF this company.
ISAAC dUTILEk
General As-ont for ytra.u. and = ortt gsrclias-
CI.ce. No. aoa Ma IL street.
Or. J. e.. CABEiL. sie,,c,l Examiner n 10
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s"oc'Htcd Press kilograms.
Death of Hon. f.. II. Stanton.

WASHINGTON. December 24.-The Hon.
Edwin VI. Stanton died this morning about
. O'Clock at his residence, on K street, OF
heart disease: aged fifty-tour years. The
Cabinet, after its session. will proceed in a
body to the house Of the deceased.
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General Terry Assigned 10 the Com.
r;sas,H of GEORGIA..

WAsHINGToS. December 24.-The Presi-
dent to-day issued an order, through Gene
raj Sherman, assigning Genera! Terry TO the
command of Georgia rs district, under the
reconstruction acts, in addition to his du-
ties as commander Of the Department OF
the South.
Revenue Receipts.
WAsHINGTos. December 24.-The revenue
rccciDts to-day were SSH 900.
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F'rof.. sEavaNa-Ehn Insurgents iEI the
ISEa.;t! eff SANTANA Resist Leasc 40
the United notwithstanding Oh Cap
tVrcti sEuytieti Gesterags-Fire IN Ea;s-