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spsosa ene e II y rss sssa r,,
pisf. Fox Peel. Es'son. byron, Niehoiss. ssSs.
"a Th ps,lyp..s,p e 81, ~ Tor .. Q '''
wsshia buchanan. irvins. cIaga nsf sasnas
KIs "a e as5 oussss q spx,..a.y,..s.' ~
A.. Asa = isse,a dy lane Gray. Eiissge kis
100 o.. pHgToakAEllA q, Dsams.lo sAsshor,-esr.
ios pH Id of st.,ns.. xm,e,u
Miss Mitford. mda sontag, Cleopatra. Mr.. VIZ.
worth, &c. all for 90 sS
H1-Send for copy of RASDoLPHs New r.,.
iozue of presentation books. d. Oft
over NINE HUNDRED COPIEa ~
~ valuable BOOK illussrasei and bornd in l,a,a
some Soy les, for presentation, are 10 he lcnnJ !,
RaNDeLpH's Bookstore and Rindsry. I2I NAN
street. The following are the no-s important.
LYRA aefmanic, or Lays from the Land Oh Lutbsr
IS 90.
woman of Beauty. from Semiramis 10 III aeu;..
Portrait Gallery Of Female loneliness. 10 fac
GEMS Il british Art, With choice specimens Of Pa.
etry, History and Romance, illustrated with n
superb iine enzfayings. 10 90. ~
GALLERY OF Famous Poets, beautifully iIustya,oa
with 100 steel engraviaga, 10 30 A's1
THE STatford Gallery, q THO SHAKESPEARE Sister.
hood, comprising IS Ideal Portraits ~ On
POLITICAL Works Ut Edgar Allan Pc, illustrates
WORLD. NOTED Women. or Types Of wonsn,,
Attributes Of all Lands ard Ages. by Mar ,:e,1
don ClarK, IL steel eegraTangs, II 90
THE Republican Court. or American eociety In ths
distinguished women, 10 co. y"
TUE Court OF Napoleon, or Society under the ara.
Erspirs. with portraits of its Beauties, Wits and
HeToines, ~ 90
ORNAMENTS Of Memory. Is plates, 90
oct q copy Of RANDOi Pa's Christmas ca,aloor.
lust published for tree circulation. de 25-it
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Th.K HJ,IsHrAIG u |
-~.....s.s.~-s Fysxyx-s>s. -
a @lfSNaY NnN%sfwra ...rNrN~essR -. w

T. @,,ysts9 = ChriAtMMs. -
/, ne seiessAsl&n, Ia IN UeiteA states, Of =.
1sns AssessS ssseival. ipsreass. u srisa. aaa lS
s.rsss With sssry ysAr. Theseswass s' ,.rsr
IN soue pArss she eSnatty, u Vas ass.ls s,.
ID; bat u he's alsAys held the msn~ rsor
Asoag The hosidays n che Old sDem'S 49,. 49,
the sArlisstasss. of ChrissiAniay' tas ,s.nI
to fpsnder hAs been commsmofs'eo. w 1ss~,,.g
! strasioss az joy and gratitude ~ tne ensp.
,veesd. TIA csarch " Eagaaad, and the ~ gl's I
pespss st Iaree csasbrkts t6is least = ~ ~
ssarit Ana Il Il also ubsssysd By the great pody 81
I.ransan prossssaSts. In the Gaurch cf Aenei
syvr,e,s Sssssss srs peffefnsd, one At dsJ bre&x
scas 10 the aafsiag. Aad, in nsny places. sns on
the psecsatng atinisht. 10 the Greek Chnrons o.
we'll - 10 that Of Rome, 10 some Roman Catnoi'c
ceaassIss, the msngcr. the holy family, &c, are
ssersssated NJ large. ia sIany shurehss the
rsligiaaa ssxyiaess begin aa, Christmas Ess-the
Holy BE- oonsscratsd Night, rs the Germans call
q. ID sSme asriaan Churehes, It il said, sermons
ere dslftseed On ohrissmas Eve Tor the bensSt OF
rhiidren, who attend cAfryias osea little taper.
IN ths xsrth OF Germany, the custom OF saaking
prsssnts on Christmas Eve psrvades oil classes OF
society. It's derived frona old heather usag e,
pfactissd on the birth of Sol, but II has bseom e
eonsscrated BY ages, and Is among tho hsppi est
features Of the Christmas Festival.
Among men Of every creed, 10 every Christia n
Iaad, Christmas ID, socially, the brightest an hap
pisst day 10 all the year. 1t brings separated fam
lilies together around the hosptable board; it res
wives old frieadships, rensws pleasant memories,
and hallows the sorrows of the Past with that
reflected light which the Future gives back to the
rays Of the Christmas suu-the Sun that frs,
opened up iu the dark and tangled wilds of human
suffering radiant vista of Life aud Immortality
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LsLEGANT AND SPLENDID ILLUS.
IL TRATED BOOKS.
For Christmas and New Years
PRESENTS,

At, GEORGE NJ VESTS
bookstore No AS Main street
{Ist door below Messrs Adio draws Drug Store.)
WOMEN Of Beauty, from SemiraTnis 10 EHgoDie; a
Portrait Gallery OF Female LONELINESS. Hero
ism and Influence, with ~ fiue steel eugray,ags.
by. Frank ID Goodrich, author Of Court Of Ma
poieoa." 1890,
GEMS OF British Art, with choice specimens of Pc
etry, History and Romance. illustrated with 90
superb line engrevings. 2il 90
GALLERY of Famous Poets, beautifully illustrated
with 100 steel fngraviDgs 1854
THE stTetford Gallery. or the Shakespeare Sister.
hood comprising As Ideal Portraits. described
by Henrietta Lee Palmer. 1900.
POLITICAL Works 1T Edgar Allan Poe, beautifully
illustrated; with full gilt 600. Antique 9 CO..
I'll n Con- piete Works OF hos Jefferson, including
his life By Henry J Randall. Il vols, $40, half
Wort D.NOTEn Women. or Types of Womanly
Attributes Of all Lands and A ges, BY Mary Cow.
den Clarke, beautifully illustrated with II steel
THE Republican Court, or American society in the
days Of Washington. by Rufus Wiimot aris,
THE Court-of Napoleon, or Society under the first
Empire, with portraits Of its Beauties, Wits and
Heroines. from authentic originals, by Frank B
Goodrich. 1900.
POETS of the 18th Century. 5 30.
BRYANT'a Poems, new and beautiful edition
cloth 90, Antique full gilt 90.
THE Knickerbocker Gallery. beautifully ilIustra-
ted 800.
NEW and beau 'iful editions of Shakespeare, Byron,
Moore. Burns. Scott. Hemans, Ben Jonson.
Campbell, Rogers. Langden, and southey, SVo,
LONGFELLOW's Poems. beautifully illustrated.
TENNYSON'S Poems several beautiful editions
WAV ERLY Novels, some very beautiful EDITIONS.
ALSO-JCST PCBLLSHED.
LYRA Germanca-Hymns for the sundays anu
Chief Festivals Of the Christian Year: translated
from the German, by Catharine WinkwJrth.-
This is one of the most splendid Books OF
THE Grave, Poem. by Robert Blair, with illus
trations from designs. by VIM Biske-35o.
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s- THE BLIND Mans VrsrT.-J.MEs

srERREr. The American Unionist wh, has suf red
from rh total less of his light since the 10th of
August iS4s has for days past been calling Oh
the good citizens of Richmond for the purpose of
making n livelihood by means of selling books. to-
cethr with poetical ESSAYS of his own composition.
&c .
IT is hoped that the religious. the phlsnthrophic
AMI the generous people Of that famou city. may
Of their literaIitv. they may befrend him durip g
the short period of his sjour1ipg among rhea, and
by so doing add another Instance to their raly by
CONG octs of huma nitv and Of their npathes for
the msftrtunes and afictions of their brethren snd
neighbor5 of the human family. de 2i-3t~
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4 correspondent reminds US that among the
Gsnsrxls of Washington, who is omitted in the
"PsrtrAits of Washington and his Generals" and
who fol- In battle In the Revelation is Gen. Fran,
eis Mash, Of North Carolina, who was killed ut The
battle Of Germantown, as was also his aid, MajoI
Wttherspoon. Gen. Nash exhibited on that occa-
sion and elsewhere as exalted courage, capac ity
an patriotism, crowned also by great sacrifices
70 his country, as the other ius.rious Generals of
Washington
Ths explanation given by the agent of the "Por
traits Of the omission Of the Generals who fell in
the Revolution, is, that the work is designed sim
ply 70 represent congratu,atory assembly Of
Warrington aud his surviving Generals at the
close of the great contest.
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ELEGANT BOOKS
lA FOR
Christmas and New Years Presents.
MES WOoDHoUsg & co.

JAMES W0ODHOUSE Il CO.
WOMEN Of Beauty and Heroism. from semirami,
ness. Achievement and influence, illn.trntsd
with nineteen eDgravings on steel. from orj9inai
designs, by Frank Goodrich. Richly bouod'@
GALLERY Of Famous Poets. English aad Ama,;.
can, with an introductory Essay. by Henry Cbn.
pee. a NJ. richly illustrated srai with hun9rsd
artists; beautiful imperial octave volume So
perbiy bound. $50 L"
principal Female Characters in The shskTnssr.al,s
Plays: entirely new and perfectly lovely. Ele-
BARONIAL Halls ana picturesaue Edfeees NJ y,
land; edited by HAL, with beautiful draw
ings 10 lithotint, by Harding; proof imorsssIons
POEMS Of William W ordsSorlh sslertsd 5'S 10, AN
ed By - Wiiimott. illustrated with 100 design.
by BIZ ket Foster and othere. HardqomeIy bound
LOCK- HEARTS spanish Ballads, Historical ard
Romantic. with numerous ILLUSTRATIONS a nd iIin '
minations-tbe borders and viznettes by Owen
r r, :; Jones mes besgtiigl quartz volume l2s0
The Proverbs OF Solomon ILLUSTRATED BY istcrcal
Parallels, from drawings by Gilbert with jntro
ductory remarks by James Hamilton, D. MI" No.
rocco antique GO; cloth giIt3D ~
THE Poems OF oliver Goldsmith: edited nv u
Wilmott. With cOlored illustrations by Birks,
Poster and others Elegantly bound I 50
LAYS from the Holy Landr; from Ancient And Mo-
dern Poets; beautifully illustrated aud bound
100 "|
THE waverly: Novels, 25, vo!s. svo; substantially
and beautifully bound In full calf extra mr.
tusely embeliished With the finest steel ensrsy.
ings-forming one OF the most elegant ssts Of
books over seen; Edinhurz edition Price I'm ~
OTHER editions OF Wayerly Novels Handsomely
Leund suitable for presentation. at low prices
THE Poetical Works Of Charles Lamb; elegantly
illustrated and tastefully bound 400
THE Josephine Gallery; edited by Alice ard phsbs
Gary; with coored portraits 500
LAYS from the Land OF Luther. LIZ IA Garmanica.
Hymns for The Sundays and chief Festivals Of
the Christian years beautifully illustrated aud
elegantly bound. $40
THE Dresden GalerT-a magnificent volume, full
ct thA finest steel enarayinGs, from the choicest
Pietares In the Famous Gallery at Dresden
20 60.
With an immense collection Of other elegantly
illustrated Books richly bound suitable for CHRIST.
Boo store of
de I'll IAMES W0OnH0naE
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- GENTS DOUBLE-SOLEU uAI.
TERA--Just receissd, suprly ol asan
Doahie- aoiei Caters. which wa heiisxs " re tns
hest II tina ETY.. ALEX. HIi.t n o..
des III Naia stsess
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ONIONS. &o-l00 bbls Onions; 90 bags
- Beans and Peas; for sale by
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DIED.

On Friday morning, the 2ssh Inst. JOHN NE
GAM Esa q natiye OF Scotland. bat for 4s sears .
raaidept oh Richmord In the .M rear II hisa9
The ff1nessl Will take piaee on Sunday aftsrnqon.
the 2Gsh mat FROM tho FIRST Presbyterian tDf.
Moore 81 Church. at 3o'nlock, and the friends ann
ling are RESPECTFULLY Invited. to attend witAeus
further notice. ..sr .@Hess. : :
m sa,is city, on Friday, seth instant mt the resi-
dance af her son.in.la Law. Mr. j N King. Mrs JUDITH
HOOPER, In the Goth year OF her age =
Her funeral will take place fron ciav street
church, tomorrow, tsuc iayl at II c'clfek%. fha
fends and aequa'ntaneeS Of the family arc tcapsct
folly invited to atteId. -
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MARRIED..

q caahe zlskjnstant6Sk hss kshes's Ians
E4var county III thssllev usp0 Exall. HgNH|
!; m Lam n. sua
|K "a RI kious Herald pi4ue csry. -
Al Bo1liny Green. Dec. asd, By Elder John g.
ANN MARIA CHAIR TON.
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s6~ A CARD Having seen in tn

Papers that the present Superintendent of the City
Gas Works, Thomas II Wynne. Esq. has been sp
poibted to the offics of sunerntendent of tina Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad. We. as friends 'c
merit. won Id suggest to the ctisens the name o.
JOHT III KNOWLES. (the obliging Inspector o.
the City Gas Works, as his snrcessnr.
de 24-2t*. MANY ClTiAESS.
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what the Ailiss Did In the East.

The Paris press has OF lAts sisen reminded the
GATED States Of the exploits of the Anglo-French
alliance In Russia, and insists that having huled
Russia 10 such short ORDER Il would not be difficult
to bring Jonathan upon his marrow bones even
more promptly. There is no dispute OF the vast
naval and military resources which the allies
enabled TO develop In that war, but, after all, the
sum aad substance of their achievements was the
portal reduction OF single Russian frontier for.
srsss after siegeo Of eleven months. Capt. Geor &c
b. Mcclellan. of the United States Army, mem
Der Of the military commission sent by this gov.
srnmsnt 70 Europe to examine the military sys-
TENS OF the Continent, and especially to visit the
scene Of the tremendous struggle 10 the Crlmea,
has published an elaborate report, contained in a
qusrto Of four hundred pages, and which conta in
the best military map Of the operations OF the
siege Of Sebastopol now extant. 1t 10 impossible
to read this intelligent and argunentatige report
and resist the conclusion that the honors of the
great contest are with the Russians and not with
their adversaries. When the city of sebss.opol,
after . siege Of eleven months, finally fell, the
Russian nag still Hoated defantly from the solid
Sortresses on the North side, and the allied eug
nsers contemp ated despondingly the frowning
batteries which dared their best efforts. Captain
Mcclellan shows that after having been kept at
Day py mere eAEtH-WoTRs toF nearly year OF 1ns
cesssnt toll and carnage, when the brave Bosquet
and his eager Zouavss dashed into the redoub. Of
the "Malakon," they found themselves only ready
70 commence the serious work of the siege, which
lay before them In the masses of solid graute-the
permanent defence of the position-which, am DIV
Garrisoned and supplied, must be swept away be-
fore they could humble the Russian lag The en-
ginsers Of the allies knew, if the world did not,
that their work was just begun. The fall of Ksrs,
IN spite Of the best efforts OF the allies to
Il, was moro than an Offset to the capture OF the
town Of Sebastopol. The grand parade of the
British feet in the Baltic was as unsuccessful as
the Spanish Armada, and more humiating, for it
was not storm or shipwreck which paraiyzed their
power, but the superior strength of au enemy
whom they threatened but dare not attack. The
magnificent squadron sent to the Baltic did not
venture within cannon shot of the grim batteries
Of Cronstadt, and returned wi.hou, trying the is.
s6e Of battle which they themselves had offered
These allies concluded the H.t-out securing
singls substantial advantage, and with the privi-
legs Of paying their own expenses, costly exper-
insnt, which their finances hardly be in con-
dltiou to repeat in this hemisphere.
We see nothing, therefore, in the Crimean wsr
"a intimidate the United States from the vindica-
ton of Its rights, should they be assaulted even by
an Anglo-French Alliance. OF this however,
there 10 not much prospect. Peace is the interest
Of the allies a. well of America.
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s~VtseIa1a Central AGsIcuLruRAL

socIEry Persons proposing grounds suitable for
Fairs az invited by this Society, requested TO
state tie price and 10 endorse the outsi ie of tue
communication, which must be addressed to @.
Dimrn0ck SECRETARY of the Virginia Central AGri-
G. DTMHOCK,
de 2a-t lstJ Sec'y Va. CentI Agci Soc'y.
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who euffar from Headache Gidduess, Nervousness.
Low Spirits Dimness Of Vision, Bad Taste in the
Month Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidi'y.
Heartburn Costiveness &c. &c can be PROMPTLY
re stored to health by the use OF BAKERS CELE-
BpATED PREMIUM BITFFRS.
For saIa bv Messrs Fisher l. Winston. DrTe giats
Richmond, Va. ceM-ts
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7ELEdIiAPHlC NEWH
, r,.nv rRn Y u GO ar Tvs
THE sPANlsH.l MOI EaBnutsa's

wAsnIseros, BIC. ~ Thaoy anish Minis'er THE
morning assured Secretary Cas- OF the truta OF
no IL aettled but letter. of the latest dates from
Tampico, 10 citizens Of Washington, largely inter
esteS tb MsxfMn hfIairs hssdkt dAt4Ae Exported
settlement Il false and thai Spain seoncantrntng
her aeet from Iaanna to Tamrioo. thus tending to
confirm psessuussGyfces of1he fnfeht of Spain 10
anAn hoaf9ffffes-
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TT1E
Eff CttAiren ~ good, - their Parents obey.
- Ht. NfcholaEU comes audfU them he brings
nice Picture Book. and many good tnipgs.
Geo. NJ. WEST
NJ BOOKaELLEH, f45 Main street.
ALADDIN. or The Wonderfut LAg0p gtsss
THks St0ty Of Johnny Look In The AIR
FUNNY Leaves, by Baron HTakensi6es
THE Wondered History OF The Crest Sausage
sLnyENIX Peter; q ChesHul Stories Z 81 i
SFMPEE lfAns End gdnef Paul
sUaARY Tom and Doctor Waneo-T ongo
STORY of-JcsnIay SiiderieEs
YOUNG Troublesome, or Master aaeky's Holidays
K5Ats Npteracker f-4sa
TON Thumb; Cock Robin
CHILDREN in The Woods and Jack the Giant
Killer -. ,....
WONDERFUL History Of Three Little Kittens
TUE Frog who would o Wooing 60
HISTORY Of Five Little Pigs
THE Story of Mister Fog
LITTLE Pigs Pretty Picture Alphabet
Ana hundreds more of different kinas OF new and
beautiful stories and Pictures for Children.
fe 25-u GE0 M WEST
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1t JAMES wOoDHousE 4 co.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

eNHKlSIMAS PkEEENTS.-
~ Rich Velvet Cloaks
Cloth Cloaks and Raglans. a large assortms6.
Rich Lace Sets, Collars aud Sleeves
Rich Muslin DO DO do do
Rich Cambria and Dimity Collars and Sleeve-
Rich Mourning and half Mourning Collars and
sleeves
Rich Black and Colored Velvet Flouncsd Robes
Rich do do SILK do do
Rich Poplin and Mousselain do
Rich Embroid'd. Eemmed and Tape Borderel
Hdkfs
Gents Colored Boriered Hdkfs
Gents Travelling Shawis and Blankets
Children's Worsted Jackets and Talmas
For seasonable goo Is of all sty les pease coll NJ
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHKOP'S
de Fl Main straat
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Dy PEARL
AMDROTYPES.
LARGE, SIZE

TBNIT FIFTY V3ENIS.I
Taken only at POWERS GALLERY, Isl Main
street II ia q known fact that PO WERS' PEARL
AMBROTYPEs are the best in the city; aso. that
his FIFTY CENT Pictures are the same size that
others charge ST 10 fer. de 25-2s|
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) I EFT
60 MAIN STREET,

60 MAIN STREET,
CLOAK ard MANTLE DEPOT,
MILLINERY GOODS.
of all kinds. Dress Trimmings. kagans and Capes
for Misses and Children; Dress Goods Fancy NO
tons FuIs for children, at prices 20 DEFY canpsti
ron Il EZEKIEL,
d. Civ 50 Main street.
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~
PRICES REpUCFpi PRICES EEDUCEDi-By the combi.
ration Light Pictures are now taken Tor % GENTS
each Th4 IL all new and novel. The picture is
BOLD, BOUND and sharp; svary body should come
and see them. We intend 70 defy all competition in
price or style of work.
WANTED IMhEDIATELY--Th- zee experienced
Operators OSRORNE'a Gallery,
de25-lw* Sign of Mammoth Red Flag.
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s@.J.s r. SrTToE. .JR .

kN9. Jss. T. SUTTON. JR
PEN9TON AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
C3ryey Nam and 18th streets orer the store If Mr..
VIM Iialters, Rirhm0nd Va
prosecutes claims due soldiers. widows aud or
rhana growing out of the varions of the Unit
ed states and RAYS the highest cash price for Land
warrants and Scrip
AS NOTARY PUBLIC will take dispositions ac-
knowirdgment of deeds, &c, in any part of the
city promptly. de 23-6tE
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NEW ROOko--At

NEW BOOko-At
~ GEO VESTS
Book and Stationery Store.
I.5 Main street.
PALESTINE. Past and Present with biblical. Ii
terary and Scientific Notices, by Rev Henry o.
born. A NJ. Professor of Natural Science in
Roanoke College: Salem. Va, Member OF tie
American Scientific Association. and Honorary
Member of the Malta (hediterranean) Scientific
Institute; with OH final illustrations, and new
Map of Palestine, by he autbor-s5 90.
LIVES Of American Merchants, by Hant, NJ,
late Editor of the Merchants Magazine" two
vois-5.u0.
HISTORY of the Reign of Philip the Second, King
of spain; by VIM II Prescott, author of Con.
+. quest of Mexico" Conquest of Peru" &c: vol
1929
BANKS OF New York, and Panic of 1857; by j &
tIibh0ns, with 80 iilustratiops-l 81
FUTURE Lie, or Scenes in Another World; by Geo
WOOD. author of Peter Schlemihl," Modern
Pilgrims" &c-l00.
WiILE it Was Morning.; by Virginia Townsend
LOO.
The sutocTat of the breakfast Table; by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Sd new suppiy-I00.
de 95-lf
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sEF PURE GROUND EpICEs, at the
Drug and Prescription Store Of
JNn W GARLrCK,
de % Market Place Franklin st.
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E@~ToYs F!

TOYS, TOYS!
By steamer jamestown received splendid assert
ment of TOYS and other suitable ticies for Christ
mas presents. BOEfTCHER,
de 22-4t IT'S Broad st.
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: sNorthern narhets-fpy TerksnApn.1

N0rthGrm mArkets- BY TELEGRAPH.
BlLTfsoax Dec rs Flour unchanged. Whea,
steady at 81 s.i 30. Germ in brisk demand-yeilow
T0Gg1l; white 6sia6T,
NEW YoRg. Dee a Cotton Dropping and quoted
at II s-l6 fiegrsheayy. Wheat dull-white 81 $50
i5o. Coru stsadyold yellow 500 s.; new do SO, q
Naval Storee unchanged.
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49, Cox's REFINED GELATINE, and
CoopeI's Sheet IsingIass. for sale by
JkO GARLTCK
Apotheesry and Druggist
de % Market Place. franklin street.
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4 TTENTION 4 A B G-Meet at the
II Fair Grounds, TODAY, a: 10 clock. By CT
der. -
de 25-1t* JE, CAPTAIN.
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~ RICHsOND THEATRE
GRAND AFTERNOON
CHRISTMAS

~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND AFTERNOON
CHRISTMAS
JUBILEE.
To which ekiidren wiIi be admitted for
TWENTY CENTS!
A CHRISTMAS PANT0MIME.
CLOWN. PANTAL9pN.
HARLEQUIN, COLUMBINF,
TIE MONSTER OF ST. MICHAEL.
ADDLEDEBoUD Observation-Disclosures
FULL OF Pun AND FRoLIC.
LAUGH LAUGH! LAUGH!H
So RICHMOND THEATRE
GRAND CHRISTMAS JUBILEE.
Another new piece in which
NJ lie LOUISE WELLS
And her talented Troupe and highly trained ste.d.
appear.
SWAMP FOX.
MARION AND HIS MERRY MEN.
Mile LOUISE WELLs as MRS. MOTT.
Mr.. GEO J ARNOLD as GEN. MARION.
Mr w R. DERR as SERGEANT JAsPEP
Mr. VT. AYMAR in his
TERRIFIC LEAPS!
Mile LOUISE WELLS
IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS
AND THREE SPLENDID DANCES.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
M suPERIoR AMBRorYPEs can be obtained at III,
Steam Gallery for Is cents from that up to S25 See
the new style Of Pearl AmbIotypes They art
gems of the first water. REEFS Co, Artists ant
Chemists, 1879 Main ct. Beware of bunglers il
the art.
81 THE CIR Book STORE, No. 81 Main street, Il
now in full blast. This Is where you get Book anc
sa elegant Present for enc dollar. Call here FOL
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Come one. come all. whove cash to spare.
Gull from this stock the rich AID rare;
Your money will be wisely spent
You'll save full thirty hve psr cent.
We've Books of all kinds, in binding good
And let it be well understood,
That all you purchase here, you may
Depend, will prove just as We say.
Call ct the Gift Store" and you'll find
Our Literature of the best kind;
With such stock, you'll rarely meet.
As this, at Ninety -Four, Maia street.
For every dollar here that's.spent,
You get full equivalent;
And with each Book Present neat
A. No Ninety Four Main street.
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s@s~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURE

SOCIETY A meeting of the Executive Committee
of this socet~ is requested on the c9'h ct Dec. et
the office Of President Lyons st N O'clock. A I'll.
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-. FfoM HAVANA.

: NEW Yoag, Dee a4.--lhe Cahawha has arrived
With Jates fraaa Havaea'to ehe25th.inss.
Tho pres.iant's views expressed IN his message
about Cuba, had sheeaej Strawberries at Uaya-
IA and PRODUCED general conformation.