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A RI P A l. A G +

RI PALA ACE
The particular attention OF the public IS respect
fully solicited 10 the
MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
Of the choicest
TRIUMPHS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
ever yet exh bited in the city Of Richmond, now TO
be seen at that we'll. appointed and elegantly.
furnished estah llshmeut known as
ANDERSON'S PHOTOGRAPHIC AIT PALACE.
In presence Of that competition which "is the
If. OF trade" the prp ietoTs OF ths ARf Ia, d
beg Iasve 10 announcs that THEIR FAClIlTl Els
AXE AS YET UStQrALLhD; that they have To-
art such 40 have revolutiontzvd the photographic
'u''A''' FIRST GALLERIES
OLD AND THE NEW WORLD,
and are ready 10 make az good work as can he
made BY any % y EpGYS or rsaa6s the
Of the most minute and delicate graduation Of
light is used here, harmOnlzing the happlsst ell
fects SO that our perfected pictures, from the
CAkTE DE- VlSlTE
10 the
LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT,
are remarkable for cleArnsss and softness OF tone
with sharp and striking outline.
OOR OPERATING ROOM
ON THE FIHST FLOOR.
and suites OF elegant Drawing Rooms aford sltters
every comfort aud convenience 10 be desired and
we are de termined 10 IN tin.sin the leading po ion
for our gallery, which has been already awarded
to It by ths public voice, by that devotion TO our
business which deserves, merits, and commands
success In order 10 insure which we have added
10 our corps OF artist, ore 80 favorably known TO
our fellow citizens, that we need only mention
that ,un.
flor the past year principal operator at Sannerson
4 Co 'sJis here 10 wait upon hisfriend-, and with
his assistance business will be 50 facilitated that
customers will not be delayed but may depend
upon attention At an and ailtimes.
In I'll the work Wa execute, either IN
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS,
PHOTOGRAPHS COLoREp
IN WATER or oil,
PORCELAIN PICTURES
1.-THE latest achievement Of artistic excellencel OF
in the
COPYING and ENLARGING OF PICTURES,
we are content to rest reputation upon our pro-
ductions, and much prefer to allow that our pic
lures speak for than 10 set firth their
merits, which We feel confident will repay visit
to the "ART PALACE"
No. 1911 Main street.
D. n. ANDERSON. o. 0. WILLIAMS.
ide T-:awiml
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A RICHMOND LECTURER FL BALTIMORE
The third series Of the course of lectures
at the Peabody Institute was commenced
last night by DR.. L. L. Gaillard, of Rich
mond, his subject being "The Natural
Beauties and Curiosities of Florida" The
lecture was a most interesting one, and was
listened to throughout with marked atten-
ton 10y very large and appreciative au-
dience. The next lecture by this gentle
man will be given tomorrow Thursday
night. He has chosen for his subject " The
Relation of Science to the Truth of the
Mosaic Record. - Gazette, 1911.
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ye,vs from Washington.

WAsHISGTos, December 1s.-The House
Committee on Territories will, after the holi-
days. report a bill providing for the reorgani-
cation Of the southern States.
Representative Stevens called mp to-day a
bill reported from the Committee on Recon-
struction last session, which provides the con-
ditions on which the southern States may be
readmitted. He offered some amendments.
This bill now stands as the first special order.
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GALVESTON, December IA large in
cendiary fire occurred this morning, which
destroyed the building occupied by the
Masons as lodge room, who lost their fur
niture and library; also, the Texas Ex-
press Company, who saved their freight
but lost their furniture. A new brick
building not occupied, owned by Chapman
s. Duffield, was also entirely destroyed.
Total loss, 10000.
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affairs connected with that service. The com.
-x~~s>~~~~ ,~rIli~ <airaw sh~Sru aadnartaPn "A m

affairs connected with that service. The com.
ntsstsasss Will tale ihstrg Aspartars - N
early day. .f
HAxBuRa, December ls.-Thirty or forty
Hanoverians were arrested In this city this
morning while about to embark on the Amert-
can steamer to avoid serving In the Prussian
army
Paris, December l9.--The French army
scheme Is looked upon with increasing disfavor
smong Ill classes Of the people.
BgEsEx, December 1.-the new weekly line
of steamers between New York and this city,
or Hamburg, is now forming under the most
favorable auspices.
LIVERPOOL, December ls.-Cotton opens
buoyant sales promise TO reach $4,000 bales;
middling uplands advanced 10 l4ad.
LONDON, December ls.-Consols, ssa Uni
ted States 5.20's, IN. A telegram from Frank.
fort quotes 6.20's day 75h.
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WHAT GENERAL TERRY HAS BEEN DOING

WHAT GENERAL TERRY HAS BEEN DoING.
Major General Terry, on coming to assume
command of his department, came up the
Missouri river and uia Forts Rice and Wads-
worth. While in Dakotah he had buffalo
hunt, and was also lucky enough to shoot an
antelope. In a charge upon herd of buf-
falos the General was thrown from his
horse and somewhat injured. Unfortu-
nately, one of the escort, soldier, went
too far in the charge, and was lost let
ter in Herald.
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CONFEDERATE PROPERTY IN EURoPE.-
The telegram by the cable from Paris re-
lating to holders of Confederate property
evidently refers to suit by the United
States Government against Lieutenant Ar
mana, builder of Confederate men-oi-wa
at Bordeaux, TO recover to the use OF the
United States the purchase money Tor
those vessels which bad been paid him by
the Confederate Government. The vessels
were never delivered, owing TO the inter-
ference of the French Emperor. Armana
is now held responsible to the United States
for the money paid over to him by Con-
tedeIate agents.
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La SONNAM The Louisville
Journal tells of young lady somnambu-
list in that city who acted the part of
Amina to the life, only she had no lover,
and walked into the garden instead of into
bedroom. Her health failing, her pa
rents watched her, and discovered that she
did as above stated. She is now in the
hands of the doctors.
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Special dispatch 10 the Worlc

Special dispatch 10 The world.
ROME, December F.-The invitation
from leading dignitaries of the Catholic
Church in the United States, recently in
session at Baltimore, extending to the Pope
an urgent request for his Holiness to visit
that country, has been received, aud is
under consideration. There is some pro-
liability Of its being accepted.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.--One day de
cember lS) there were accidents on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, the
Nashville and Decatur railroad, the Knox
vile and Chattanooga railroad, and the
lebanon branch of the first-named rail-
road. No. injured many persons but
killed none. No.. bruised good many
hut hurt none seriously. No. injured
one man. No. killed some hogs-no
bipeds.
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THE CoNovER CAsE.-Yesterday morn
ing, in the Criminal Court of the District,
Judge Fisher delivered lengthy and very
elaborate decision in this case, overrulipg
the demurrer 10 the indictment. The coun-
sci for the prisoner has filed bill Of ex-
ceptions TO the ruling OF the court, and the
case will now go before the court in gene
raj term.-C Chronicle.
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Struck OH.-We are informed that the
parties now engaged in boring for oil in the
neighborhood of Munson's Hill were re-
warded this morning by the discovery Of a
fluid which readily ignited and burned
upon the application of lighted match
Llle5audrta Gazelte.
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The railroad excursionists who propose
10 visit New Orleans win leave Washing
ton On Friday morning. Among the sena-
tors who 90 are Messrs. Foster, Lane,
Ramsey, Norton, Hendricks, and Wilson.
OF the representatives are Messrs. Delano,
Hayes, Ketchum, Lawrence of Pennsyiva-
MA, Blaine, Blow, Benjamin, J. Thomas,
and Newell, General Howard accompany
ing the party
LEGISLATIVE PRAYgR-MEETING. - We
rejoice to learn that q weekly prayer-meet-
ing has been commenced by the members
OF the Legislature. AT the first meeting,
between twenty and thirty were present.
Richmond Christian Observer, 10th,
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The District Court at New Orleans has
decided in favor of the right OF MIR. John
Grant to collect tolls from steamers ana
other vessels plying between New Orleans
and Mobile by way Of Grants Pass.
Holden thinks Stevens's bill for the ter
ritorializing Of North Carolina IN "excel.
lent measure for the end In view"
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HOMICIDE IN FRANKLIN.-We learn that
a man named Brown was shot and killed,
a few days since, in Franklin county, in an
ARRAY with a neighbor, whose name our
informant had, unfortunately, forgotten.-
LynChGTq NelrS, 18Th.
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FOR EVERY ONE!

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If you want line Black Dre,s Suit for parties,
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lfyou want the best and cheapest suit In the city,
call at BALDWIN CO.'S.
If you want boys cashmere latest.style suits,
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S.
II you want splendid Beaver ovsrcoats,
call at BALDWIN 4 co.'s.
II you want nice Cloth Cape, cut like q cloak,
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S.
II you want An 0vercoat the cheapest In the city,
call at BALDWIN b co.'s.
Ifyou want Boys Clothing OF every quality,
call at BALDWIN q CO.'S.
II you want Under Clothing OF every kind,
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Ifyou want Gloves, kid or any other kind,
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II you want any Furnishing Goods,
call at BALDWIN 4 co.'s.
Ifyou want splendid Trunks or Travelling Bags,
call at BALDWIN l. CO.'S.
fyou want nice fresh goods. recently made.
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S.
II you want goods at very small advance upon
the cost Of manufacture, remember TO
call at BALDWIN h CO.'S,
corner of Main and Tenth streets.
de III
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More Gold Discoveries.

MONTREAL, December LIT is reported
that gold has been discovered on the banks of
the Windsor river five miles from the viii
lage of St. Francis.
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THE LEG1sLArrRE AND THE MILITARY

THE LEGISLATURE AND Tue MILITARI.-
Malvern" writes to the Mdec:
General Schofcld sent yesterday to
the capitol and obtained list Of all the
members of the General Assembly with
their places Of reSidence-a proceeding
preliminary, perhaps, to court-martialing
the assembled 1CiSd0m.
al believe the Legislature expects a ter
ritorializing and dispersion before its ninety
DAYS are Out.n
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MarketS.
NEW YORK, December l9.-The Posts money
article says the stock market shows n tendency
for concession in price. Governments firm,
with an investment demand. Railroads un-
settled, with more sellers than buyers.
New YoRK, December l9.-United States
5.2o's, 30, registered, lO6A; coupon, l07E
coupon, "a, 1868; coupon, IS, 1865; new
issue, 1851. l0-40's, registered, 1914 coupons,
99zi. Gold, 1864. 1905, all series 1864
Money, c. Stocks heavy.
New YORK, December l9.-Cotton Nc. bet.
ter sales, 1900 bales; uplands, SIC. Flour
less active and closing heavy southern, Sll. Is
IflG.JO. Wheat duh; sales, 3,40O bushels
No. Milwaukee, *2.4j; amber State, S3.lj
Corn dull, and lc. lower; sales 2l,0Oo bushels
at l.l3@sll3h for mixed western. Oats dull
and heavy. Whisky quiet. Groceries quiet
and dull. Naval stores firm; turpentine,
and dropping.
BALTIMORE MARKETs.
BALTIMORE, December 19.-Flour very firm /;
Chicago extra, sI2. 25GSl2 80 for good brands /;
superflne, Sll Wheat scarce; southern red,
$500 Corn firm; new white, fl.O3; yellow,
sl.05 Groceries quiet Refined sugar, loc.
Provisions inactive. Whisky dull.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, December ls.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Mess pork steady and unchanged.
Lard duh At l2c. Cotton firmer at lHG32c.
Whisky dull and heavy.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, December ls.-Salcs OF 80 hogs
heads tobacco; low grades at an advance.
Cotton active; low middling, 29a3lc. Hogs,
6h@64c.; receipts to-day, 1880; total re-
ceipts, %, s76. New mess pork, s2o.25; hams,
loo. ; shoulders &c. Flour firmer superiine,
50. so. New corn bulk, shelled 65i70c. ear,
60lp67c. Raw whisky, free, 2S@25c. unsettled.
MOBILE MARKETS.
MOBILE, December lS.-Cotton-Salss TO day,
!, 400 bales-good demand; stock on sale light ;
closed firm at Gle. for middllng uplands.
Gold l37h4l39.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, December lS.-Sales OF cotton
10 day. $500 bales; low middlng, 3O83lc. /;
middling, SIC. Molasses, fair, 6oc.
NEW ORLEANS, December l9.--Seven thou
sand bales of cotton have been taken for ex-
portation TO France since Saturday. The mar.
ket 10 day, under the influence OF the favor
able news from Liverpool, is very strong,
with good general demand.
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NEW YORK, December lS.-The New
Bowery Theatre, on the Bowery between
Canal and Elizabeth streets, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., December 1.-THE
Legislature has passed resolutions express
sive of their sympathy for Jefferson Davis
in his confinement.
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OF ADMINISTRATION.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
IN Mrs. Eliza sodini having qualified ~ I'd.
ministrztrix of the estate Of D. sodini dseea~ed,
and che hsving appointed me her attorney 70 set
ceased, or 10 the late firm Of D. sodini q Co., are
hereby notified to make payment TO me, and all
persons having claims against ID. sodini or ID so-
ment with ROBERT L. WILLY, At the virginia
Central Railroad depot. -,
de- ll-iUt LEWIS ANIEi'IfI.
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8iflsn,oaa-
Observation-Disclosures 20, 1856.

Special dispatch TO the Baltimore SIM.
A Riit 90 Tcrriterialtxe Maryimnd--A
Constitutional Convcntion-submi
sion 90 Congress.
WAsHINGToN, December lS.--Hon.
Francis Thomas, Of Maryland, has prepared
a bill for introduction in the House to
guarantee republican form Of govern
ment to Maryland. The bill premises
that thirteen counties of the State, CON-
prising not more than onc-fifth of the white
population Of the State, control the lecis.
iation. Ii provides for the assembling &c a
constitutional convention, the delegates to
which shall be voted for by all citizens,
without regard to color, and when cons,i-
tuition is adopted, it shall be submitted to
Congress, when, If it is approved, il shall
he declared the fundamental law of the
State, and the officers chosen in accordance
with 1t shall be installed. h.
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Specie for Europr
Markets.

NEW YORK, December l9.-The Hecla takes
sllj, 437 in treasure for Europe.
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rI,O MY FRIENDS AND THE La
i DIES IN GENE = do not pretend to seli
at cost, but will sell my goods very low, IN order
TO make room for a large stock OF TOYS and
chase some q those snsag I U.s. , ShaS e.
BUTTONS, and other articles, nj
w r. wAHMANNS,
noIs-ts No. Goa Broad street.
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Persons who intend purchasing Piano, will
find it to their interest to purchase one direct
from the manufacturer. We can guarantee our
instruments to be first-class, they are made OF
the best rosewood, are full iron frame and over
strung, we guarantee them for five years, with
the privilege of exchanging. within twelve
months if not satisfactory to the purchasers.
Second hand Pianos always en- hand, from
$50 to $500 tsT5
Melodians and Parlor Organs from the best
makers fJ N
lowing persons who have our Pianos in use:
Dennis Daniels, d. S. Rentch, VIM Rush W.
G. Butler, and Richard G. Williams, in Jctfer-
son County, and Benz F. Harrison, james l..
Campbell, S. G. Cunningham, Jacob Seibert,
Benz. Speck, Andrew Bowman, G. w. Hoke,
Berkeley County
Is 5n.s- A call is solicited.
December q, l865.-y
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Ter NJ

X r. Il NJ >
The New Daily News, to mail subscribers,
$40 per annum; six months, So For sale by
all Newsdealers.
The Semi Weekly News, published every
Tuesday and Friday snggl ,o copies, one year,
year, Sl5; ten copies one year, $50, and an ex-
ira copy to any club of ten; twenty copies, one
year, 500; to Clergymen, s.
The New York Weekly News published ev-
cry Wednesday, single copies, cts; one cory,
one year, So; three copies, one year. $5.5
five copies, one year, 1915; ten copies, one
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Any person sending club of fifty for The
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name of the Post Office and State should in all
cases be plainly written. To insure safety in
remittance, money orders are preferable:
! Address, BENZ. WOOD
Daily News Building, No. 10 City Hall So,
Jan. 4, 1866 New York City
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TWO TRAINS DAILY, (Sundavs erceoted.)

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Passengers from Martinsbnrg who take the
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rive a. the washington Junction at RIO 4.
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The following Splendid Prizes are sent to
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rINO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
2. V. DANIEL, Jr., President.
SAMUEL RUTH, Gent Superintendent.

NOTICE. TO TRAVELLERS GOING To
RlCHMOND, VA. AND FARTHER
SOUTH
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DIR L G G. | ST,
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~ W f / l. IS
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