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~ NEW THEArRE-
A hiErRY CHRISTMAS
TO OUR PATRONS,

AMEnRY CHRISTMAS
TO OUR PATRONS,
10 whom we wilt present tnis
CHRIS rMAS AFTERNOON,
CommencIHE at O'Clock mtgnIhCsnt
CHRISTMAS FAhTOAIME,
- - 4 houCdIug
FAIRY SCENES.
QUEER TRICKS,
ENTITLED .-,,..-
MARY, MARY, QUITE CONTRARY,
HARLEQUIN AND BBhDDY LONG LEGS.
eAChidIeG admitted for 10 cents. 81
Adults to the A ttrnUou Performance % lis.
Ia the evening, commencing at haif-past7,
Mr.. EMMA WALLER
Will repeat her great cha actor ni
n A CY SI X + ),
IN Dickens Christina is PLAY nf
OLIVER TWIST.
b. Buy your tickets IN the day time for the
nj -ht's performance
TOMORROW, twEDNESDAl.> DEC. 26rH,
Mrs. EMMA WALLER
Will appear IN hsr great character OF
ME- NJ ~ RI rs,
IN Sir Walter ScJtt's elesans worh Of
q L VI = Y X + h \ q,
Embracing he
FULL STRENGTH OF cur
EXJFLLEN / COMPANY.
To conclude with FsvorIte + arce. For par
tcuiars, SEE hills OF TIE DAY.
10 Ii you want to surprise your dear ones with
an artistic and intellectual gift Tor The holidays,
o1 had better visit the establishment of Messrs.
FRANK IN II % i43 Main st. here you can
ind Inc finest collection of SIERkSCUPIC IN
) K VI IN rs ana VIEWS from all countries IN
the world, at yer, moderate prices. de 22-Sl'
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RESIDENT BUOaAkAR.-The appearance Of
fFesiusat buchanan On the Avenue on FRIDAY
i'tst-tIe ntsL time since his message VIA nro
"ulSatSd-ctea quite q sensation trhe
scat ihoFoukDfare was filied with ladies and
ssA1i'L aen' tae al 'eTnooa being pleasant aLd
ne weather inspiring. Fac President. OF
- - "as tie observed Of all observers
b. efnua bai4stoa up AID a. Tha - oA
''1'.t y ~ ~ J"SuaC spirits. Hts uertarhad
spititis Sisibic Ia every iiaeaueur
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MONUMENT to- V IaGiNIAE.-A monument
has been erected al Nevada, Cal, TO the mem
CRY oi Henry Aeredith, u ). Army, of Han
over county, Va, who fell in battle with The
Indians ia Utah last May. On one side OF the
shs;I are the words mo- leave me here /
1n'Shi pas yon In peril" These were his last
words "hsn, wounded, he was offered assist
Huce from me field
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Northern NEarkets-lBl TELEGRA

Northern Tarkets-tBY TELEGRAPH
B'LIlAoRE, Les. 24.-.Flour firm and 20 cents
hlsher HOWARD S552; ONO Sti4 Wheat aG-
vaHced6 cents--led SlI51l 25; wnlte 81 3lf 80
oTn cts. hig her-old " h and yellow Qua IS cts
queE at iz}a Il 80. Whiskey du at 49,.
NEW Iotk, Dec. u. Stocks dali anC depressed,
and So IoweI-N \. CeLtras 755s; Missouri 6's
6814 p. NJ St cks declined and pressed
n. !. Centrals 741a; Va. 6'a Is; NO. SIS 66.
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Yne sorth and coercion.

Ipe ro;oira IN see that such gallant spirit;
as Commodore STOCKTON, OF New Jersey
Gen. Lane OF Oregon the editors OF the New
York ErprssS, Journa! of- Commerce, DGt!y
k.cs. Day Book, and many other chIva!ric and
high uded Northern gentlemen, raise their
yotaas as one man against Coercion. ltWould
no difTiuIt TO mention two finer specimens CT
Northern chivairy and patriotism than Com
roadore STOCKTON aud Commodore kEAkNEY
ma latter OF whom has applies 70 bo placed on
the reserved list, rather Than eeSW h is sword
against his Southern coun19uRn-an eveGt
which, 1t is evident, he believes D more than
probable. Here is another illus tration of the
fact which we have so long and often placed
before our readers, that there are two great
divisions OF Northern eociety-one cons erya-
tive, ia tioAai, chiyalric, which draws to itself
all the ia generous ard noble spirits OF the
land, and which would be as dis tiEct aud an
.agonistical to the puritan and tanatcal ele-
snent OF n orthern society, as il no such thing
us slavery had been ever heard Of. Just "a
naturally as The smoke ascends upwards, and
the rivers floW 10 tie sea, this party is opposed
10 despo,sm aud brute force ia all its shapes,
and hence is opposed 10 Coercion of the South,
more especially as half the Northern States in
yhe Uuion have been permitted 10 nnliify he
Constitution without the iuterpositioa OF Fed
esal fJrcs TO bring them TO their senseS. Even
the British GoverHm8nt, which once ac-
knowledged 10 principle tut rec towards
rebvlltJns ccloLies, has II VI alb .udoned that
principle, il we may judge from the emphatic
declarations OF the leading organs OF public
sen timent. An admirable article in L late
number OF the North Bruish Reuieto declares
that feat Britain Will never again attempt TO
resist the desires Of any colony which may de-
sire 10 separate from the mother country. We
NEED not say how much more likely such q
policy Is 10 prevent her colonies from ever re-
belhog. 1t is because the bonds of mutual
affection and good will are a hundred told
mere powerful Than those OF force aud COM
pnislon that every enlightened friend OF the
American Union breads, as the greatest of ca.
ia'aities, the use Of coercion towards q single
ftaie u This Con:ederacy.
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TRUSTEE under two deeds IF tTy 3 exc
n cutei to me- by James r. Fisher and +. T.
Winston. and recorded n the Clerks Oihcs 81 the
Hastings Court Of tho citY of Richmond On tue
nth and 18th days of December. 1850 cOnve slrE 20
me- for certain tragts therein mentioned a.. eebts
due the late epueern of Fisher winston,
hereby appoint the SAID r.. I. WINSTON ny ,oie
Agent TO collect and recs iyt for tbs said dcbts
also to sell what merchandise ~ conveyed IN said
deeds. Witness nv hand this l2i B day OF hecam
Ter 1880 ide I4-istl ISAAC W. WALKER.
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=. = o8so )" IN MT ED D. HOLLADAY.

I he hired AZ .Wake6sn " 3tsh - WI
joining Mr. George w. boswell s, IN HanoSs,
county, on MONDAY. the 3lst day Of the prsseGt
consisting Of MEN and WOMEN. B BOYS sSS
GIRLS. They will be hired az farm hands and
mousse serVSnts-In no instance to labor on works
oil Infsrna a Improvements. or n occupations con-
sidered haz erdous; and with the further express
understanding that they not tn he hired by
those who hlfe them publicly without the written
consent of the understand
BondE with approved security will he required
IN every instance b. w RlCHARDSON
Executor of Mrs. Judith Smith, decd.
de 20--dtd
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tOn1 -NECRO niRING FOR 1sel.-

lCOL. The unfe sIgnel offers has services to
The public as HlRhR OF NEGROES for .he
g SUNG ,ear. HIs -eased experience enables
aim conEdeatlv tg pTomisa tICsa who engage his
,ervices that ths'r bGsnfes wl'l - attended To
n the most satisfactory lnalEe-, ard prompt re-
turns MADE GrafNefy.
RkFARENcks.-H. +. h T. G. Howard. Lee a.
Peasants, l.. K. Selimsr, John II Guy, At'or-
neys at Lay; Alvey L Llpsrcm'. Porter, Harris
PbiI'p b. Price. Iirfnid3i. t,oI. i sniersan, N.
W. Miller. Or Jchn No-ris ur 6. " HAIRS, c.
F Pope, Jho. : swirl, Fos'mastel John Wood
son, Thns. Prrsirs, Il c3ch ,tri Co., Va, l..
Crttendop, ". :. I'm. -, J. ,seph bowman,
Fanqm,sr, Co., a.; Gao hlmllton, n!pstU 20
Va; w Iuusfoid,S +, ". Skinker, James o. es,
stafford Co., " porgles Il Gortor. Fra ~ Is
5urg ~; Col Il. II. Payne. L 8. n sang
ton, D. C. LUCIBN LtWlt,
Office under Metropolitan Ra.,
de l5-1m hIchmons Va.
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uAIkhOAD IRON.--
~ Three hundred tons, ~" rsti 1p, vsis sknE
afs,-swe posaas " the ysri, a. 81 ,2,Sgfhp f@
IS s-a.. Fssevshsfs
400 Eg4sx. Aa !. {. o. vftDsss
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HAEaths, Baths, Baths.

4
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD WRITING DESKS.
CHRIS SENTS.
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS, of Paper
P0RTABLE WHITING DESKS, of Rosewood
PORTABLE WRITING DISKS, NJ ahoE anr.
PORFA Bile WRIIlNG HEt KS, of Leather.
LaDIiS W0RKB XkS, of Rosewood, raper
20 TFOi JS. of Pap er Machie and Leather
Elegant INK STANDS, PORTE-MONNAIES
and P0Ck TT BOOK s. N great variety.
GOLD PENS; GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL
P0%KET KNIVES. of Rodgers make
PAPER ElGA rs.
Superb GUITARS. of Martins make
Carhsrt's VI EL0HE0NS
Uuuhdm's elegant PIANOS.
BIB. ES HYMN BOOKS and PRAYER 30 ks.
4 splendid collection OF BOOKS, Ia Be- .uulul
Bindings. finely Illus rated.
Children BOOKS IN The greatest variety, suited
no SIC e x AaE tfPfa
PAPER FOLDERS, II Pearl a nd Ivory, toreth-
ton. lde 4 ~ JAS. WOODH0Usii & CO.
QOOA BESDsHY AND Hank BUOK
- MANDATORY.
JAMES WooDHoUsE 4 CO., have, attached
e ff re- EP9Ri and FlANo
BOOK BlNDERY AND b. INK BOOK MANU-
FACTORY.
And employing the best wurkmen, they ara pre-
Inds of BLANK BOOKS. required ny Merchants.
B INKS. Insurance Cftces, Factories, Railroad
Companies CleT S2r Of r.! G "a i &c.
They keep for sale the best English. French and
Banks located in Ricbmond; Negotiable Notes;
Drafts; Bills Of Exchange, and Bill PapeIs.
de ~ ct 2 ~
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PAssEnG Frs FER STE .NsHlP ,'RoANCKE," GEO.
". Couch Master, rem NV York, Dee 2d:
H. AItchel and lady, RI. Buc2llu, W. H Doris,
Th0s. fEar ey. L. o. Iarsons. D. Foshay, a d.
= ills, + D. Gays Capt; r. B. Fesram, u. s. y &,
rev and adv, II re. Fisher and chlld J Wood
bridge, H Steinhart Mr.. Guggenhimer. ! H des,
j. ne, Mrs ? RICK Or. Kelum. Il. lie 10. A.
J. ~ AIMING, lady and children a Muller, Miss NJ.
7. Camps, Miss Mary CSmps,T. Wright q Ho.t,
mey, lFs Bltnce. Gait. Lewis Parrish and lady,
AID 26 in steerage.
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hsaalfaa rGLLl,&ANGA.
roar Of RICHMOND, DEGtMBER "a.
R.9A we,r skts dag tTHestay ~ s's!ees.
AR RIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamskip Roanoke Couch. New YORK, mdZe.
and pasEeugers Iuulam watts IN. ,,.
Steamer Georee P'aD4dg: PIltchard, Baltimore
"I Sir. &. r.. Hamon, Hamon, Portland, syrup, l..
i u. Is. Davenport pt;,s,L;
schr +. K. Johnson, Pateson, Philadelphia,
coal, c. Z. LipscUmb
SAILED,
Schr Daniel Townsend, Townsend, Mobile,
m ss., w. ID. Coquitt ~ Co. 80.
Scnr +. & NJ. }. Simpson, Sprulil, petersburg,
salt. ~. D. Co quit Il Co. w :,
Schr. sag, townsend, New York, flour, w. ID.
Coqultt Il Co
CLEARED,
December % British thIp Juanita, williamson,
master. for London, tobacco and flour, by Charles
Palmer.
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,,.,. TUESDAY hVENl = &, Dec 25th,


VIII be ps!formed the s1eat DfamS o Of '''-''
Nancy Sykes .....,.... Mrs. Emma WhLLER.
Eiu = kes. ..-......-.-. $500. Air. W ALLER.
F"gln ..-...... 49,. Mr.. Bnrdett Howe.
nun ne NJ h. Lam D.
Mr.. BIownloW MIR. w II Bailey.
" oilA6.- ...... .hlr. =. WARWICK
Dodger--- -----..--...-- .....,....Mr. G. Merton.
Grlmwlg observation-disclosures .. Mr.. R Meer
Charley Bates. -.......... Mr.. J VI Barron
IobJ CTachIt........----. ....-. Mr.. |, 3. Phillips
Mrs. Co .klrs De Bar.
CilVeT Twist. Miss Sae PaFtington.
Rose Matlle.---.............M Miss Emma Morton.
To conclude with the Farce of
NJ o r l. II u S BAN d.
Mrs. S!non Sh1nkey. Miss IDA VERNON.
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1891 NEGRO HIRING. 1851

r. A. j. G. l. o TON,
REAL ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT.
Omce corner "a and Fraukln streets, opposite
Dickinson. Hill K Co,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
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~ Henry 5 Place begS leave to inf rm
the citizens of Richmond, tnat he mas commenced
SIGN and ORNA .dENTAL TANNING and
6RAINING, at his house on s SECOND STREE L,
between Clay and Marshall, where he will exc
cute al orders he may bo favored with in the best
manner and with dispatch. de I2-l2t* tif)
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H. Pink GeIatine CFreneh) for JeIlies-
For lie By JNO. W. GARLICk,
Apothscary, Market Place, FRANKLIN st.
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~ RICHMoy EAT E
KENNEL Z MoxLRY. Sole Lessee and Managers
Mrs. EMMA WALL Err IN the wonderful char
acter of NANCY SYKES
Mr.. WALLER as BILL SYKES
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sATANTED-Io sohelt call from al parsons IL
" want of T UNKS, at the RICHMOND
manufacturing every lyle, from the common NJ
20 the most superior RON FRAN +. ALI
l. L A T II + X TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No. 81 Main 81, in Saddle and Harness Store,
with WIN. SALMON
No TRUNKS REPAIRED. ,,,,--.
Sc 20 3In JAM ES kNOFTS.
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THE PLAt r tn Guy cheap Goods rs eeTtslriI
l Al No as Mum street. where can he tound
Bns0Ms 3, So. HOOP SKIRTS at ?5c; Elan
MEL A. l6ss aud 2Oo; best tsaies, BYo e. ; A.
sland = "a; PLAIN aud FIX afed AOUSLAlNESN
i2xc Mems aud Ladies' COLLARS ats; ME-
RIN0S AZ ae., and bsrg aims IN almost al slhds OF
DRY GOUpS Don Z forget the place. at
WERTHElMER LoWEsbhRGS,
%.
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nj ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Also for the cure Of NEURALGIA. FIR sale
nv Iii Druggists ard Faner Stores GENERALLY Gail
and ct A Catalogue of Certificates at the spot--
SOUTHERN TOILET, FANCY and ksMILY
SOAPs and PEkfuMERY MANOFAcrORY,
lYth street, hstween Franklin and trace sIee's.
Richmond, Va. dc - IN
VIRGINIA Ann TENxFNSEE RAIL
ROAD CouP0NS.-The holders of the Inter
est Coupons of she hIst aud second MORTGAGES Of
this Company, due in New York lat JanasTy. ts5l.
are hereby notified that they will 10 eashed "a
prese ntatioa 81 onhee. GA aud amer this date,
wlthoa. discount for pre- payment.
i. u. MORRISON,
no 8--tlstI Trezs'r Va. and Tenn. X. Co.
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Nrw YORK, Dec 22.-Arr'd, sohr Montezana,
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UFFICE Il. 4 T. n. X. CU.,t
Richmond. Dec is, 1850. (
DTylDEND N0TtCE.-The Rosrd o Dlrec.s
~ tors have declared semi annusl diYidend OF
az per cent. upon the capital stock ol fhls Com
psnv. payable 20 tho stockholders Gu ana aIief
The books of transfer will DO closed until the
,Ist INST Nj. W. HARRINGTON.
do m,lIa Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOrICHB.
~ Suitable md Elegant Presents for q
HOLD AVS

"a Crystalline Jellies, without Eggs or
Rollins can be made ny using the SpARktlNG
ELAFlN l., with little trouble. Price rs
cents per package. For sale bv
JNO. W. GARLICK, Apothecary.
Market Place, Franklin st.
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.

N EGRO H1HING. The subscr,bar ,r.I~
e. ttfro n,s rylnes 3 his nds and the nnt ~
~, M uarH Uof NEGROES for the sbHi, D,so
uons " rrcmote he interest o. those vi, esr-
atten. MN WIN Their business and to pay .peaisI
satIs action, 10 DO ao'e 10 siYs
de- n, dlm sE1rnsf OF Wsin I'D 18th strss,s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

VILLAGE.
TOlling solemnly, and slow.
Swings the little village bell
While doth pause Che passer by,
sadden'd BY the kneil
sqdden'd a. he passeth BY,
Ffnylng for the spirit fed-
hlie ne murm 'reth, with a sigh,
t "KhO Is dead y'
freadins eolemnly, and slow,
Comes the little village throng,
Who, with Pastor at their head,
Bear the corpse along
Whilst the children cease their play
Drawing nearer, half In dread
Wondering as 1t passeth onward,
"Wh0 Is dead 70
Aud the busy WOrkmen cease
Gathering, the windows round
Whilst their appraised hammers all
Fall without q sound
" lis the coffin Of q child
God rest light its little head
God, preserve our little onesV'
"Who is dead ."
Broken is the number now,
All had learned 10 think complete
One familiar face Is gone,
Now, from church and street
And the busy query runs,
Till, before the day Is sped,
Zen the smallest could tell you,
"Who Is dead 70
CITY.
Tolling sOlemnly and slow,
Swings the city, solemn bell
But the passer hurrieth by,
Needing, hearing not the knell-
To some busy purpose we'd
Never finding time to ask,
"Who Is dead %
Now with hearse and nOdding plume,
And long escort to the grave,
Death comes rattling down the street
Life goes up the busy pave
Careless faces-careless eyes
No one In the thrOng hath said,
As the long procession passed them,
"WhO is deads'
Labor hath no time 70 lose
Noisy wheels still whirl away
Deaths common thing which goes
BY the windows every day
From the thronged and busy pavements,
No familiar face Is fed
Not one, even in a thousand,
Knows who's dead
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A list Of names will accompany each pack
age, to enable Post Masters to deliver the
papers to subscribers By n recent law o
Congress, Post Masters are required to dsliv-
er papers to subscribers, when a list of names
is furnished him.
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
by the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends will exert themselves to ex-
tend the circulation of the LEADER. The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
next six months, is lower than we have usuf
ally charged. We put it at these extraordi-
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the times, and scarcity OF money through
out the country.
By analyzing the above low scale, it will
be seen that we offer the LEADER in
A Club Of 100 Mt 35 cents per Copy.
so 371-2
90 421-2
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We propose to offer the LEADER for the
Campaign ending Jan. !, 1861, at the fol-
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LITrLE MouNrAIN EAaLr.

THE PUBLIC is RESPECTFUL
u LA Informed that the Little Mountain Eagle
Hotel 3 nov open for tho reception Of guests. It q
rolnant1cailY located upon Little Mountain, which
q conessedly the most delightful and healthy sum
elE0Whora
ThE HOUSE Is large, and contains about forty
d pure and plentiful, and
THE WALKS AND DRIVES
in the vicinity Of the Mountain ars singulsrly ro-
mantle and beautiful.
LITTLE MOUNTAIN is IN Lake county, about 4
miles NON Milioughby Station, the Cleveland 3
Erie Railroad, and about % miles from the city Of
Cleveland.
Ladies and Gentlemen seeking transient or perma-
nent board during the Summer season, as wglluas
PICNIC AND PLEASURE PARTIES,
are assured that the proprietor Of Little Mountain
hagle viii spare no pains expense to render their
aQlourn IN the highest degree pleasant
- mr.. Jackson, Hotel keeper At WillOnrhby,
VIII convey persons from that place The nearest sta
lion % Little Mountain on the Cleveland & Erie
Railroad % the Little Mountain Eagle for 50 oents
per person. WM. 3. GARDNER
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~ Are now prepared, " wiling and able to exc
hanieal DsntistITs in the very best style, and
~ ss S9l' MI Sfmap Block, oPeesite the
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MANNING & REITC, MACHIN-
lV lists and ENGINEERS, and

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY
or - 7os--frfior Bolts for bridges ana othef
NJ Iron Grating and Blaeksmithing geneTell2.
HFwTrT's BLOCK, MEsT srREEI CAht - E.Ah85 - - a. M,
new work or sold commission. 5opolhs 455tF 4n1
peiripg promptly attended 70 Aus4a3~HH
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40tFls.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos
AVA. 5 $ and Murray street, % door from Broad
Sa9, opposite tbs Park, New York. Hugrins & Fiinq
htolIielois. ~. huggins, late Of Pearl street
s5oese Boston. II. e. Fling, late " Lorejoys Hotel
Wv -g4A a. deCl
RAGGS HOTEL, DETROIT. TINS
~ house e located directly opposite the Michigan
So Seitsl - sno 0tand Trunk hailread Depots, aud near
nc ne i199ing or the Cleveland Steamers aud Bufalo
@ lls ~ EtOpoera Passengers stopping az this well
Geen mousse W. ill save kig Ccnfs Omnibus rc Be en-
~ less Price aud equally a. we'll es ot any
Itner INST class Hotel in the city. IL vii be found
m every respect desirable place for the travelling
Hauiet e no pains expense viii be spared ~ make
r. MCDONALD q CO.,
1r|IN.nI prsffrr rfnsi1
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q RAYMOND & CO. INTENDING
Os soon to close their Retail Dry Goods Depart-
ment, will offer for FEW DAYS ONLY, the re-
naming portion Of their Retail Stock AT COST.
Wa would call the attention Of our customers par
ticularly to the following Goods, which in many
cases will be sold at discount from their hrst cost
up to the day Of Removal.
BLACK SILKS Gloves,
White silk Hdkf,
Pl, Plaih Black Silks, Cambria Edgings,
Bayadere Muslin
Brocade - &" Thread
Small figured - Guimpure
Moire Antique - Yalenciennes Edgings,
FANCY SILKS. Bishop Lawn,
Book Muslin,
Large and small Plaids, Swiss .
Bayaderes. Dotted ~
- Victoria Lawn,
Linen Cambrics
Marceleine, sarcenet -
Florence. Piano Covers,
Table "
sHAWLs. Curtain Damask,
Moreen,
Broche Shawls, Muslin Curtains,
Stella All Wool De LANES,
Grape " " A" De Bege,
All Wool " Barege Robes,
Mourning )"
SKIRTS. French Worked Collars,
Honiton
The best Woven a Grown. Maltese
Cambria Sets,
ParasOls, MaTsellles "
Hosiery, Linen
IS. RAYMOND 8 co.
mayl9 lS5 Superior street.