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EA Ague and Fever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST
STILL ANOTHER CURFi

STILL ANOIHER CUREt
EVERY DAY WE HEAR OF THE WONDER
FUL MERITS OF
II 4 M TO S TINCT TURE.
SALUDA, Middlesex Co., Va,(
August IL, 1859. {
Msssrs. Mortimer 8 Mo1rBray:
testimony TO the great merit of your HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE. / was taken last spring with the
ague and fever and debility of chest and limbs. /
tired various medicines, but found relief: but
ON being advised by friend 10 try your Tincture,
| DID so, and am now enjoying excellent health,
having taken only one bottle. ''MtyabiIs Uictu.''
You can use this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
F.. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Call and get pamphlets and cures of Cough
Rheumatism. Scrofula, etc. AS restorative and
invigorator 1t has been highly recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cnres on themselves and
friends. after all other cures have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TURE Will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond
by DR.. COOKE +, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gists in PeteTsburg: BY MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
s5, de 5-d6cwts
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Tally-hot-An amusing fox-chase came off
on Shockoe Hill last Tuesday, in which a score
or more of ours and several hundred bipeds
participated. Reynard had evidently slipped
his collar the night before, and giving his
lanes and alleys, probably in search of poul-
try breakfast, when some meddlesome terrier
discovered his tail, gave tongue, attracted the
attention of passers-by and soon had an army
of pursuers in motion, barking and shouting
at the top of their lungs. Finding that a fair
race was out of the question, Reynard made
for lumber-yard, and gaining admission
secreted himself under pile of boards, where
he was soon after captured and put in chains
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HINTON r. HELPER.-It will be recoiiected
that this individual was exposed during the
last session of Congress by Judge Biggs. Not
liking the truthful picture which had been
drawn Of him, and supposing that Judge Biggs
had obtained his information from Hon. Bur-
ton Craige, Helper made q dastardly attack
upon the latter gentleman, but came out Sec
ond best from the contest. 1t was incontest-
ably shown by Judge Biggs. that Helpers con-
dnct while in Salisbury was such as to cause
him to take his departure uncereIaoni0usly--
having ngpurioined money from his employer and
given other evidence Of his want OF principle.
After having covered himself with infamy--s
fugitive from justice and . disgrace to the soil
that gave him birth, 1t IL no wonder that he
should turn traitor TO the South and join the
fanatical horde 0f abolitionists who are max.
ing infiammatOry appeals againstkour rights
and institutions. NotwithstandipK u isshowu
that this man Helper II q hankrulkan charac-
ter aad utterly destitute Ut every eentiemnnly
principle, yet ihe snti-alAyery men at 1hs
North welcome him in their midst andlrecei
him at their family AI0sides upon terms d
equality. xferd Lsissse Hear
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EA DIR. Hostetter's Bitters have received
the warmest eucomtums frsm the press and people
throug hout the Union. As valuable tonic for the
cure of Dyspepsia. Flatnence, Constipation and
general nerV "a lsde5liity. it cannot be approached
Evefy iRy e of its great effect are chronf-
cled throng public journals. There rs nothing
equal TO the ENJOYMENT to that which the aiiiefsd
experience when using this valuable specihc. It's
mid tone. it's sure and vigorous action upon dis
ordered Nomaeb, and the cleansing OF the entire
I,,an is,dy should recommend it to all classes OF
our community. Ali that will be necessary TO CON
vince the skeptcal of its healthy effects, is to pur-
chase bottle and be convinced.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. ne o--ih
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Hiring Time commences next Monday, and
will continue until the middle of January
What will be the ruling rates no one can now
tell, as terms have not been decided upon, In
most ins tances agents and owners are dispos-
ed to allow the servants to select their own
homes, and for that reason many of them get
worse places than if their masters were to
make the selection. The ist of January is the
worst season in The year for hiring out mas
much as ii exposes the servants TO bad wealth
er; but the rule is an established one, and could
only be changed by convention of owners
and agents.
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BALTIMORE ITsMs.-Wesley Woodward, a
magistrate. is under arrest in Baltimore,
charged with shooting and badly wounding
Petty Neff, on Monday night. Robert Miller
and Joshua Mulley, implicated in the affair,
were arrested and bailed in $1,000 each.
There were several fights in Baltimore on
Christmas day.
The dedication of st. Michael's church, on
Monday morning, was attended by over ten
thousand persons.
A young woman named Brannan committed
suicide on Monday night, in Baltimore, by
taking laudanum.
William H. Maxwell, who killed Hugh
Doyle, by kicking him in rhe abdomen, on Sa-
turday night was acquitted by the coroner's
jury on the ground of lastitiable homicide.
Otto Sahriand, matrsculated student OF
medicine, was accidentiy shot and killed in
the drug store of Charles w. Caspari & CO.,
Baltimore, on Tuesday afternoon, while firing
at target-the wound having been inflicted
with his own pistol.
Wiiloughby Lewis, one of the cid defenders
Of Baltimore, died on Tuesday, aged SO.
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Court Matteys.-We give the cases before the
'Tohn Rrockman. sleen on the market bencb
committed.-F. Griffin, threatening to assault
J. M. Hill held to bail.-John Phillips and
Pat O,Brian, assaulting Catharine O'Brian,
held to bail. Mrs. So, assaulting Miss
Blunt held to bail.-Lhwis Rink and John
Pauldin, firing pop-crackers, fined.-Martin
Russell, assaulting Mrs. Downs, continued
Peter Campbell, free negro, drunk and inso-
lent, fiogged.--Seaton Anderson, free negro,
drunk in the street, discharged.
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Homs Factory Our people seem to be
awakening to the importance Of establishing
manufactures in their midst. We see that
Mr.. j. ID. Browne, on 9th street. has COM
menced the erection Of building 70 be used
for the manufacture of sewing machines, and
will soon be able TO supply the South with q
machine, OF Southern invention, said to be
equal in every respect to the hest patent now
In use. If this new invention IS all that It's
friends claim for II, the manufacturer will
find an abundant sale lethroughoutt the South, "a
the exclusion OF others made In New Eng.
land
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Ss,cing Circlss.-The ladies in various parts
of the city are reorganizing their sewing cir
cles for the winter We heard yesterday that
one was to be formed on Shockoe Hill tonight,
and that the meetings would be held weekly,
at the residences of the members. In this
ciety certain number Of gentlemen are to be
admitted on the payment of initiation fees,
and that one Llember Wonid be selected at
every meeting IA reader iof the succeeding one,
thus furnishing intellectual amusement for
the ladies, whilst they devote themse ses 70
their needles,
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs


kA November 2S, 1s59.-
lasxe lot of elegant
SIiKS,
N0usEyAiNES.
VAL. ROBES,
P0piIN Do.
And other style Dress Goods To be sold of at once.
THOS. II. PRICE & co.
Have laid ont a great variety Of the above Goods,
TO which they invite special attention. They arc
10 he sold within the next few weeks at some
prlee, and their customers and the public are in
vted Ia give them an early cali as they may expect
10 get them at their own prices.
Just opened, an elegant lot of Cloth cL0AKS. to
which attention is called.
LADIES, FuRSin Sreat variety Mink, Stone
Martin, Sslee, Hudson Bass Sable, &c, NC
seantlfus ot IRISH P0PLINS recefvedto aay.
no s4--lm THOS r. pR1CE 4 CO
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ma Kidney and Bladder CompIaints. The
newest and most important discovery for kidney,
rhfra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Frostra,inn and Debility of either sex, is HAkTS-
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable TO walk, have aoon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t Is
prepared by u Chemist, and is pronounced BY medi-
cal and those who have uged 1t, to be the be st
BUCBU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
EI small bottles 81 cents fresh supply just ra
ceived BY FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
lie K-i2m Main street, Richmond.
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Ffre.-Yesterday morning about o'clock,
the roof Of a small building at the northwest
covered to be on fire, and for few moments
the property in the neghborhood was believed
to be endangered, but the prompt arrival of
shtIf she rre apner IN % When thry went 20 WorE
soon dispelled all dread of danger. The flames
were speedily extinguished, the bnilding sus-
tanning no serious damage. The fire origi-
mated from the stoye-pipe. which passed
through the roof Loss small.
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A. Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT

A Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS & co.'s,
No. l41. EAGLE SQUARE.
4. RTewn gI sIHlRTlNG' Heavy, at6d.
Super. .. - at 10 cents
The best "A everlsoldhe at l2ls,cts
Ito p's FastCol'd PRINTS, at 60 cents
Best English and American PRINTS, al IL cents
30 Ifs VAIENTIAS ard DELAISES, at l21& cts.
Rich Paris DELAINES, at 621s cts, worth 671a cts
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
Is Very Rlch SILK ROBES, at S35, worth S45
KID GLOW ES, as good as Alexander'S, at IS cts
Best lo-4 cached SHEETlNGS. at 2S cts
PERKINS & CO..
&c l9-ts No. lH Eagle Square.
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SoIifnds at the corner ef 9TH and Gary streets,
seems to be the grea battle-ground for the seE-
tlement of all difhcS.ltiss between fighting par
ties. Not less than twenty couple have given
exhibitions of dheir SIX D and muscles on this
field of honor within tas past four days, each
set-to winding up with t.lick eye or two and
q hasiy embrace of mother earth. Like sensf-
BILE men, no artificial = sapsns hare been
brought into use, and as the police never hap
pened on the ground III the nick of time, no
arrests have been made. What led TO these
outbreaks we have been unable TO learn.
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"a Christmas Presents .--Ali kinds of
FANCY GOODS suitable for presents can be found
at the CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT: FURS
at great bargains; RICHMOND MADE CL0AkS
equal = any Northern made. and at much less
I.lNERI GOODS. Call at the CLOAK AND
MANTLE DEPOT for bargains.
de l3-1w EZEKIEL, ca Main street
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IL Notice. .. Having purchased the interest of
my late partner. Mr. Powell l. shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
IN all its branches, heretofore.
With thanks for the patronage so literally ex
tended TO the late hrm, solicit & continuance of
the same .'e old stand, corner of Bank and 18th
streets ROBERT CARTWRIGHT
de
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IA. Hartshorne's Cnre.AIl.

nL Hartshorne's Cure:
IT CURES ALL PAIN.
This valuable preparation is used internally and
externally. II cures
TOOTHACHE. HEADACHE,
EPRAINS and BR USES CHfLBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBCS, EARACHE.
RHEUMATISM, SCALDS aud BURNS,
NEURALGIA. CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN in the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT, FROSTED FEET.
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOW ELS.
Being fine TONIC, it is very beneficial for a
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles OF I2 rs and so cents Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk, and
throughout the State. je H-t2m
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@ There is nothing gratifying to the
ABSENT As TO HAVE THEM KNOW THAT
THEY ARE NOT FORGorTEN.-We woud re
commend the members of the Legislature. and
others who may purpose going home to pass the
hol days, To call at the Photographic and Fine Art
gallery Of q. w. Nj INNS and secure one of his
placed in a Gold Loeket, Breastpin. Medallion,
Fancy Case or Frame. all of W hich he has a beau
Itnl assnrtment st his GALLERY, 2l7 MAIN
kle. de 2c-fs
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gASreciaI Notice.-navins d determined be
lore ext fall to thoroughly repair store, pull
down and hnlid new we therefore offer all our
NO0LLEN and other goods adapted to FALL and
WINTER wear at cost, We solicit call from all
persons IN want OF such goods. as they must and
will be sold at some price. Call at
no3e-lm COURTNEY'S, coS Broad st.
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pseTrry,r ar yorrcr,

eA Coed Advice Worth FeIlowiug.-ro
such of our fellow beings thst are suffering from a
arrangement of the digestive system. we advise
the use nj tha. wonderful medicine. BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTEkS. Many have failed TO fInd
relief from ether medlcnes,-hut all these that
have taken good advice snd made use of the
"Biiiers" have found great and permanent relief
Go thou and do likewise is SAGE advice. and
followed in this instance will show the msn of
sense All that are afflicted with Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Nervous Headache. Liver Complaint
and all diseases arIsng from Indigestion should
make use of BAKERS BiTrERS, If they desire
10 he certainly cured.
To be had of all the principal Druggists in this
CITY and elsewhere in Virginia. Orders promptly
filled by addressing 4. BAKER. Proprietor,
de CTS Richmond, Va.
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The Virginia Rifles, Capt. Miller, gave ball
at Mechanics Institute Hall last Monday
night, and had most delightful entertain
ment. Smiths famous band discoursed sweet
music for the occasion, the number of visitors
were large and orderly, the ladies were hand
some and agreeable, the refreshments suited to
the occasion, and all who participated in the
waltz and dance were more than gratified with
ficers and privates, were particularly atten-
tive to their guests, and seemed most happy
when ministering to the happiness of others.
All in all more social or agreeable gather
ing has not been often witnessed, and as very
few left the hall until the "wee small hours ),
of the morning, we have no doubt that they
would like to celebrate the approaching new
year in similar manner.
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DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE MANA CORES.
pondent of the Petersburg Express, writing
from Jerusalem, Southampton county, Dec
26th, says:
On Friday las Elijah Joyner, Esq, had
occasion to visit his Eaill, not far distant, aud
went in sulky, to which was hitched q
somewhat refractory horse. Upon returning
home the axletree of his vehicle broke, pitch
ing him out The horse, it is supposed, started
rapidly of, and Mr.. Joyner accidentally be-
came eEtangled in the reins. When discov-
cred he was wholly unconscious, and had evil
IDENTIFY been dragged some distance before he
could extricate himself.
diately home, and Drs. Worrell aud Daugh-
trey sell for, who rendered all necessary aid,
but to no purpose. The patient lin gered uu-
til Saturday night, when he breath, 4 his last.
He leaves q wife and several children to mourn
their irremediable loss.
A AHARD-HRARTED SoHoOLMAsTRR.-AG Ger
man magazine recently announced the death
of q schoolmaster in Suabia, who, for fifty lone
years, had superin ntended q large institution
with old-tashioned severity. From an average,
inferred by means of recorded observations,
one of the ushers had calculated that, in the
course OF his exertions, he had given OIL 500
canings, 12i,O00 fogsings, 208000 custodes,
l3d.000. tips with the ruler II, 900 boxes on the
ear and - ,700 tasks by heart. 1t was further
calculated that he had made 700 boys stand on
peas, 6,00U kneel ON tho sharp edge Of wood,
$500 wear the FOOLS cap, and l,7U0 hold the
rod. How vast (exciaims the journalist the
quantity Of human misery inflicted by sim
gle psryerse instructor
ia
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i A1'S MARINE INSURANCE..
Incorporated 1854 $1,000
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNbVAa
ANCE COMPANY.

Capital and Surplus, Sz300O!
THIS CoMpANy has the advantage of tsreRf seSe9
years experience in the Insurance business sn4
having enjoyed the favor of the public during Al
of that period needs NO special fecommeneeuoo 70
the citizens of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts OF the world.
Its cash capital and surplus a. above, and lts
affairs are managed prudentfy, but literally ana 10
rates as low those Of any other good inssisa
ton. DIRECTORS:
W. l.. Cowardin, ]. E. w WadSworth, Patrick Cuhens
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers, Geo. ": Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, 1no. N .Gofdons
Alex. r: Parker, Jos. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, Il. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or .Secreta{y in peEsoa ~
by letter: w. 1. C0WARDIN, President.
WIZ. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. jeo-0
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The Mississippi river was crossed on the lea
by foot passengers, from Dunleith, Illinois. to
Bnbaqne, Iowa, on Thursday, tile 9Th inst,
and ~ La Crosse, Wisconsin,, by h0rsez Gnd
wagons, in safety.
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Rather Late Yesterday morning, soon after
the alarm Of fire was given ON franklin street,
q gentleman living in the neighborhood and
fearing his house would be consumed, mount
ed his horse and rode with all haste TO an In-
surance Office, to secure a policy a&ninst burn
Ing. Ofeourse his application was refpsed, -
the company was not prepared TO take sach
risks, and the house escaped the flames; but
such luck may not alwaysattend persons who
have no insurance.
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Rirtmunn Qispatrt1.
THURSDAY MORNING. ..DEo. 70. s',s.,,, $50
REPORTS OF sECRETARIEs.

Annual Reports of the Postmaster General,
Secretary of War, Secretary OF the Trea.
sury, Secretary of the Interior, and Sec.
retary Of the Navy.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERlHs.-I

~ in store. and for sale at the lowest mAskst
prices. the following GOODS for family ~, yis:
100 Todd's extra sngaT,cgred Hams; no. Maeks-
sorted qualities, from 75c, to &lIO per lb, A1es
fine Black Teas; ,Adamantine, Sperm and TastOY
Rio Cofises; Liquors OF sn xiDds- xaovtsd; Wood
Ware; Baskets; Brooms; Mstches; Powder ard
Spices: Pickles; Family and Extra Flcur, il ~.
and bags, superior quality; Raisins. in y skd =
Also, constantly hand choaSs Article Of buttsy
as,d Buckwhaat.
All Goods slivered in any past q The ysyy ~ q
charge. II I.CHAN NptExs
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-
na The st. Lawrence House.
CORNER 9rH AND MAIN STS.,
Have vacant, quits OF RDOMS Tor iansiies. Also,
single ROOMS for genLlemen.
Al numtser Of DAY BOAR OERS can be accom-
modated. (no 2s--.sl Mrs. X. .MAcD0N0UGH.i
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to- Ezekiers
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
fAFALLI4BLE.
Price 81 per bottle: To be had of any of the drug
Main st.
| am prepared TO furnish the trade at the usual
discount. Orders promptly attended TO
de l2-1m r. EZEKIEL 60 Main st
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isfSea SID Splendid Stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
usual time e ~ ~ '"'
$4,000 DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS To BE
SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST
In consequence OF the death of Mr. C,renshav i,
feoines necessary TO close the business of the rr
NJ oEce' we therefore offer our entire stock oI
Teods comprising the best assortment ever seen in
THIS cty ~ cost Oar stock is new. having been in
business hn; short time. and il Affords an excsi
lent opportunity Tor those who have not supniIed
themselves ior the present and also the approach
our tine rs limited. stock large and in order 10
sccomptsh eur purpose with as little delay as pos
sble. we will sell our goods at prime cost one price
and re CaYSa&foa.
CRENSHAw, QUARLES A CO.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
All debts dae on the lst of July last and re
naming unsettled must he paid at once, as longer
indulgence cannot he granted.
de lin CRENSHAW, QUARLES L co.
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charitable that there is work, hard work, be-
fore them for the next two months. There are
many poor women and children who need
clothing and fuel to protect them from the
rigors of winter. The most deserving OF this
class can only be relieved by being hunted up,
and this work, TO be effectual, must be per-
formed by neighbors and friends. Here, as
elsewhere, there are poor persons who do not
hesitate to make their situations known. For
their relief We have no fears; but for that por-
tlon who would rat her bear their sufferings TO
the grave than make them known, the sympa-
thies of the charitable should be aroused. Need
we do more than say that every family in the
community may readily find such as we have
alluded to, and relieve them without offending
that laudable sensi:iveness which makes them
bear their sufferings IN silence, rather than be
considered public paupers
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A DIR. Jane A. Williams offers her
services 10 those of her own sex. and to children
who may heed medical advics or attendance.
Especial attention IS given I'd the management Of
and displacements.
Electricity applied for the cure Of chronic dis
eases.
IA. Office and residence Clay, between 41
and 9th streets, North side no 29-lms
ma. Home Made Mince Meat.-Those lin
want OF pure GROUND SPICES for this delightful
compound can obtain such, FRESH, at the Drug
and Apothscary Store of
JNo. w. GARLICK, Market Place,
de 23-ts Franklin street.
"a Crystalline Jelly can 0e made without
eggs OF boiling, by using the Refined geistne. For
sale by JNO. w. GARLiCK,
Ap0fheeary and Druggist,
Market Finee, FfaHkiiH street.
10 TtEhGEs prime Rice, for sale by
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The Christmas festivities passed offin Phila.
dc:phia aud New York very pleasantly,
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO tUsToN-
VI ERS.-1bs whole entire stpckof Goods ~ p
closed out il expectation Of having the aopss Rsn-
have the goods removed OF sold 81 agetac. yll
from this time otter my stock as extts ~
N co inside ration. Ycn can 6nds hil assDftnslt oe
Bleax Aet and uRSleached Cottois; Ftonneias Cor
sets. 10 hook and lace; Cofs:ts 70 isss . 1enss
Embroideries; Millinery Goods; W hite 6CoaB tar
lstaa.. some q low az lsN stsi Shirt soins.s;
Skirts; Black Silks; Hal! Net.; Dree Ard s:lpak
Trimminsg Emesoids,ed Hssfs 49, ets DE-
the ladies' will fad il 10 their interest 70 csh ana
= T 3. G0LDsMIT, aos Bsesd ssrset.
uEADQUARTERS KICHNl0ND.MAN9
II CLOTHING. Members Of the LsgisIaeeros
and stranxsrs yisising the eisy Vii ind p snlag
menf Of CLOTHING, OF his own manutsctnte, -
low a. the same quality and workmsnship eAn =
had of Northern manufacturers. He haa feon
manufacturing the larger portion Of hie work here
Tor the past ten yesrs, and can astoEe eia e4HeG-
ers that they shall have Riehmond- nade cl2en!pe
that shall compare IN every respect WITH 0or8h'
efn work they Aro now purchasinE. - - - 9eer
vinced that Clothing cen % mAnuteetureo - 3e1-
mond = low - in any city 10 the uniS2 2acs
"a He-s. .kesI 4snifs