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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
INDIANAPOLIS.
Verdict of the Corouer's Jury IN the
Boiler Explosion Case.


INDIANAPOLIS, October 6.-The coro-
ner's jury rendered the following verdict
late last night: That P. L. Davis and
twenty others came to their death from
injnries received by the exploding of q
boiler attached 20 one of +. P. Sinker
g. Co.'s portable engines, at the Indiana
Fair Grounds, on the 1st day OF October,
1869, which explosion was caused by
carelessness and culpable mismanage-
ment on the part of the engineer IN
charge, Jno. Gall, deceased.
A meeting of citizens was held at the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, yesterday, for the purpose OF
raising subscriptions for the sufferers
Over $3.50 was subscribed. Another
mass meeting will be held tonight al
Masonic Hall for the same purpose
The County Commissioners have appIo
priated $1,000 and the State Board o
Agriculture have donated $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
fo'edo Market

w. -, Toledo, October &.
fiour dull and heavy. Wheat DO
white Michigan at 70; regular d. TO- 40 49,; l
amber at l II; No. l led at ~ NJ - . !
do at / 12!; No. 3 do at %. Corn No. III :
Ne. l at re; No. 2 at 75c. Oats cI Sult;
lie better; No. l at 46c; No. 2 at dc '''eu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
Cleveland Marker.
CLEVELAND, October

FLOUR-Dull ana unchanged.
WHEATON, and lower; No. red
winter at Is; No. , do nominal at Is;
nOthinr done in other qualities.
cos Market dull and heavy; one
sa.., go. l at Sc, the extreme figure.
UaIo-Dull; held at 49a5Oc for
No. | = ate; 4Sc was the outside offer.
BARLEY-Nomiual.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and
steady; refined held at 25c for prime
light straw to white; 2Sia29c for stand
ard white in large lots; for the johbing
trade at 30a3lc. Crude held at y so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
New Work Dry Goods Market.

NEW IUhh, VVUUUtI o.
The dry goods trade has almost come
to a stand still in consequences of the
floods which stopped travel for a time
and Of the tight pinch in money. Prices
of dry goods are without further i'm
pOrtant change but the tendency never
theleSs is toward easier rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Roya. College OF Surgeon, an
don graduate from one OF the most eHirrr,
mart ui " hose lite has been spent IN N, ~
tails OF London, Paris, Philadelphia AID ~.
where has effected some Of the most as,,n,,t
ing cures that were ever Known NJ,
tr5. BLEED with ringing In the head ana e.,,-ea!
asle,p, great nervousness, being ASimed Al 49,
den sounds, bashfulness, with frequent 49,
ING. attended, sometimes with dSrans,r,,t !,
mind were cured Immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men oontemp,a,
ness, organic debility, deformiiies s,r.Sl'',
cured.
He who places himself under the care ., IA,
j., nj ~ religiously conhde IN his honor as A. -.
tleman, and confidently rely upon his ski - -
phN stefan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain pnc
toe INDUCED In whom alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school Il,
effects of which are nightly felt, even Nf1
possible, and destroys both mind and bOdy
should apply Immediately.
What n pity that young Kan, the hop, Of
his country, the darling Of his parents should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoyment,
of life by the consequences Of doviatng NON
the path Of nature and INDUCING In certain
tan,nlatiny
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-07
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that = sound mind and body are the
most necessary regulates To promote conEubial
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes n weary pilgrimAgt the
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair aud hlled With
the melancholy rcieCtion that the happiness Of
another becomes blighted with our own.
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-----,,. -s.o,,o hy (which. without Intending

It. She climbed to fame. ,,,ou nc .
=; smith ever appears to me in al his life to
have been model OF true manlness. LOOT
in purse, plain inleaturc, possessing; ncllh (
rank nor patronage, learning or culture, nc
seems, by force of character, by mere man IN. n,
illness of soul. TO have been ever rcspcctea
Inv all with whom he was thrown IN contact
He was born leader Of men, ana ON! ua,,
popular in place where tmpopu,a,l,n 1 No
CONT OF King James.
or Pocahontas / might speak in highest
terms Of praise, but it is not necessary a
noble typc OF nurest. wiscst womanhooG,
merely to mention her name is to speak her
praises. accept her rs the best and tIuest
representative of the womanhood Of hci
,,fn.o Stota RICHMOND.
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BY 4. c. Pulliam, Al.ctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Vt1J-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
y ABLE LANDS NEAR THE CLOVER
HILL COAL MINES, CHI f s TIE RI IELD
COUNTY. AS special commissioners of the cir
cult court OF Chesterfield county. appointed by Il
decree Of the November term. 1866 In the snii Of
Gates rs. Lacy's heirs, we will, on TUESDAY the
23h day Of December l-G9. ut y O'Clock VI. sell
ut pu'iic auction, In front OF The Glover lii Rail
road CompnnH's store. 1t the Clover Hin coal
mines. THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF THE
FARM OR TRACT OF LAND Of which John
X. i.acy died seized AM upon which he resided at
.ic time Of his death situate III Chesterfield coun-
~ on the Bcylls Bridge road. .wo or three miles
from the aforesaid coal mines, and about four
miles from the AppomattoX river.
This land lies ncar the coal-tield Of this county,
and is supposed TO lie valuable on that account.
4 plat or the land Will DC shown al tho sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash the residue upon Il
credit oil six, twelve. and eighteen months. with
interest; the title To lac retained until tue whole
purchase money is paid and u deed ordered hy the
court.
tSlgncd) IT. NJ. LOGAN,
$. BROOKS,
Special Commissioner
Sale conducted by y. c. PULLIhM, Auctioneer.
dc II
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ruRTsTMAs GOeDs.
NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND
JANUARY.

THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
are opening daily
vIRGINIA-MADE CAssIMEREs, for men
and boys;
BEAVER CLOTHS and CIIISCHuLA
CLOTHS, all shades:
NEW DRESS POPLINS udBLhCK SILKS
MOURNING and other BLACK GOODS. 4
great variety;
BROCHE sHAWLs,
LONG and SQUAEE SHAWLS,
ARABS and CLOTH CLOAKS.
Many styles Of pretty DRESS GOODS, closing
out ut very low rates;
LACE COLLARS, IIAEDKERCu CHIEFS, COR
SETS, &C., for presents, &c.
T. II. PRICE CO.,
dc 81 ll0i Main street. corner of Eleventh.
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NEW GOODS. LATEST STYLES.

NEW GOODS. LATEST STYLES
lust received some IMMENSE ARGAlNS
In III in. hemstitcled, cmbroide req. l,ce' ',.i''
other varieties Of HANOhE1 'otiHr' = ''i
Ladies'. Gents, and Chldl'en's use
In tucked. RULED. mourning, IN" pam
COLLARS and CUFFS;
+. ORES; GOODS, an cEtrc1 nell " -
a!v Of most fashionable dc signs a"' '"'">@'
,'rrsco,d SILKS. a fine variety;
In KNIT GOODS, such as ioODI.
r,C,rIrpr and GLOVES. a bonntitu) supply Of
all desirable shades and size anu I",,,,'e'
Tn BROCHE and other late sly l" oh-' "'' '''
attractive and moderate in races
IN BOULEVARD SisIRTS ut ; ..|'' Nc.'
T, ClnAKS very neat stock to 'e sofa very 10"
=, ,:>,nrKWEAR for both SENS aud all ages, =
fall lire ., prices to suit
:, r,~SINTRFS and other maff'rta i LOT Hich
and Bows wear the assortment Is coiipletcah"
appropriate;
The HACK VELVET RIBBON al &c. who!e
niece has been rcplcnShcd With :, good supply
of other widths:
Thousand. of other useful articles Suitable LOT
Christmas and New Year presents, al
JULIUS Ne iERS,
dc - to3 broa'l SIIC.'' LIE " ~
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-.-,o- -ru,ure Days.
BY Wellington Goddin'
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

rr,R1TsTEE's SALE OF NALUABLE
LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE OF rkAN N
LIN WEEN TWENTY TILL -, mN IN
TIVE STY-FDTRTH STREETS.--As trustee VI
rnr.aln deed of trust hearing date lath July,
Isca duv recorded In Richmond liusnlngs I"m,
I'm decd book No. 90 B. page o. shn, ~, i rM NJ,
Tn" prcmiecs. on MONDAY The "a OF 'n I'M ~,
x7o at O'Clock r. NJ # fir II n nIs , ted NJ
'hnvc 10Y ,diofnins The residence Of Captain JONI
81 sheppard Jr fronting rs feet runn,me Jazz
55 feet to an alley 10 feet wide, having
brick Kitchen ~ cnupIE
EkMS Na'n. Urn, tee.
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EvWclllngton Goddin.
kuct,onccr and Real Estate Agent

u,IIE WOOD On TWO HuNDREDa AN -
| THIKTY-NINE ACES OF 1,ANp NJ r ~
He >RICo, on THE N3RIlr Sl lr ~ 1f pIr ~.
MIND. AID WITHIN ONE AND a HALf
Mills or \ LANnING OK III, TIE + S NAHh K
Tho oah Of December 1862. Mt IL o'clock, VIII ne
sold at auction. by the cord on the premises, IN
lots to suit purchasers, the WOOD C"ak ana fthe.,
on the FOREGOING tract Of land. adjoining mn
Owned hy the heirs Of the late Mr. Fisher, lhe
same to nc cut and removed within Two yc ca,
The fact that this wood Is OF c%celleht qu"ll,
landing on the canal from whence II can DC .rills
ported 10 Richmond mt Il cheap rate offers nccu-
liar advantages % persons disposed TO elhoi III q
profitable enterprise. ,,, -.
+,,a IN nr s1In W. ,iOljDlN.
CIV - %, ~ ~ kuctionecr.
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EDESA EE9EAE.
FEMALE COLLEGE

EARMTILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This Institution VIII be -e-opcncd I'll kSDAi,
October u. l-G9. The Principal who has had ~
e&tensive-eS per,cDce IN he conduct nf Il Fll.ST-
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. will spare no efforts
10 promote The intellectual, nOrsl, and physica!
development Of her pupils.
The expenses ot this school are regulated to suit
the cXigcncics OF the times
Terms per session Of nine scholastic months o.
four weeks each, ending June 70, 1870:
Board including lights, washing. and fuel $lso
Tuition In academic d department. ............,.. ID
Tuition IN primary department. Sc
Latin, French, and Spanish, each. is
Music Oh the plano, iuciudIlg vocal. ......... Is
Use II instrument. ............................
Oh painting on canvass. SO
Drawing 10
Payments onc-half In advance.
Pupils furnish lnclr own towels aud table nap
kins.
For further information, circulars Will be sent
on application.
S. +. NOTTINGHAM, FarInvilc. Va.
REFERENCE: The Trustees Of Tie College.
&c iS-3m
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7 OCk . READ.

PENN & CO.,
s07 BROAD STREET,
will In 4 few days display their grand stock oi
nOUBLE-REFINFD CANDIES.
plain and fancy oF their own and Of foreign manu-
racturc and persons in cvc-y condition can satisfy
themselves and please thcir .amilico ny laying In
thcir stock soon and kuo" beforehand what they
may expect Gurln@thc holidays.
our stock al FANCY RDE-BOE BONES Is I'M
cuualled in style and quality, and III respect to
price everybody can be suited
Cali, therefore. III the headquarters OF sweet
things See ana Judge for yourselves.
ANDREW PIZZIEI X CO..
do If sr7 Broad street.
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A VALUABLE MERCANTILE STAND
- FOR RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN
TIE TOWN OF WARKEH, ALBEMiRLE
COUNTY, on IT,: lst day OF Jan.arr. $50, con
tanning StOrchouSc. lUmhcr-housc, stables. dwell
ing-hnuSc with ten rooms lot Of incy-improye ed
LAND OF TWELVE ACRES.
The premises are now occupied hut possession
~ill ~ Z! zen on the Isl day Of February next.
d. l>lM =. ". nIILARD. SrnttsXiilr.
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RAEESGA lbs.
80 ~,xr r~--Tr1r--,=... = --tgz-f-. -: -.
Aa, ~ -, -. = =.

-. - rs--r--,-.s. .:5,
rEESApEAkE AND ONO EA.h-
I ! RpAD.-ir nd liter TUESDAY. ith De
cc,nhcr 1880, MAIL TRAIN will leave lticai;oii,!
daily except Sunday fer St'untnn III 800 \. hi'
and arrive AZ S.arnt'n ut :2o L. NJ: leave S,aun-
ton at 9:e1 4. Nj and arrive nj Richmond at ~" L.
M-making close connections ~ Gord"nsyil!c ma
charlottesville with the orange, Alcxapdria ana
Manassas railroad mail trims iur A!cNandriiL
Washington Baltimore, ihtlafellhin. New ork,
etc: also Ir Iynchhurg. Knoxville. th:ft'-
nooga. Memphis New Orleans Aoni%"mery' no.
MAI. TRAIN Will run tr-wcckly between
DAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Leave
Stanton nj 1907 NJ. and arrive At White NniD'r
at ir:o5 =. NJ: leave White Sulphur 81 a:2J =. III.
and arrive IT >taunton NJ o \. ". Ana going west
will connect with stages rs icilowS--VlH AT TO-
shan with stages for Lexington. Natural bridgc'
and Ruchbrdrc Baths n 0ilh ro' with sta@e>
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and nj " lilte
sulphur with stages for LcwisburG, Cbafics'"n'
etc. ,,o>.,,,v
WEDNESDAY. ana FRIDAY. after thc arrival Of
The NAIL train from Richmond iorLcXih&tGn ana
Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN win run between
Richmond anu Washington mighty except sunday
without change of cars. Leave Richm"nG %l $50
l.. VI and arrive ut Washington III 3:&' .. VI.
Fc-.r Washington at 80 i. y. in't arrive ri
Richmond at 3:3p \, u, Making I'll through cone
ncc;f US =; Richmond and Washington.
SLEEPING CARS viii h" attached - this Train.
md viii br run through between trl.mo"d vmd
JAMES +. %EEatRiAND
:,Fr1,rs,i Ticket ! ..ut;,
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Ev Cook Il Laughton. AnctionccrS'
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
By L. 4. Gati":gh, Auciioncer,
,..,,.r.r If Naiu and Fifteenth streets

NN FRIDAY. December 9th, instead oi
Saturday tChri>tmas day.. vii SCI! >crcfal
rood HDKSES--onc Il small PACING Hnt;Ii,,;
suifnhIr for u la;iv, and also good DEAL trli l
HnRSF. Another. also PACING HOUSE, nun
with.l a large. excellent, yourE Hnu s .i,r
DRATGIIT HORSE. I. \. GAIilhi"iia u:
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TOY BOOKS.

The hest collection in the city, consisting "i al
ttc leading books from London and American
houses az all prices and in Ill styles CAL ana *
anime for yourselves
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BY lee Il Goddin, AuctiOuccl
No. lll3 Main street.

tfNR USTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
L BUILDINGS, On BROAD STREET NEAR
AL ALLEY, On LEASEHGLD. ANDALSO
LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN LAND UPON
TloN.-Hy virtue Of certain deed oil trust exc
Cutcd 10 me bearing date 9Th September, l5e>, Of
Conr In In deed hoNE ~ Is pare ssh Viii
u sell. On the premises, on WEDNESDAY, .5th
oil ID ccmhcr. 1859 1T O'Clock i. NJ. being so d-
rcctCd 10 do by the beneficiary therein secured,
the UNFXrlRED TERN OF LEASE Of that GER
tain LOT OF LAND fronting u feet OH Broad
street aud extending hack ahCut $50 feet to Jail
alley, together with the BUILDINGS therein.
Also, The LEASEHOLD and BUILDINGS On
The l0t adjoining, fronting Is feet on said Broad
street and extending back leo feet.
IEhMs - sale. z. W. GRIBBS,
lr - TRUSTEE.
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DlCuMOND AND PETERSBURG
Ia EAILRUAD.--Ou and after MONDAY. Mag
3i the trains of this road will he ran as follows:
Leave Richmond AT i A. IL. aud 2%J i. VI.
Leave Petersburg at Q. 80 4. II. and {: 80 Z, VI.
ACCOEhtODATiON TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily ut 2:!j I.
NJ, and Petersburg daily al :. NJ. t>un'!ays eX.
cepted;.
Tie A. il. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 T. NJ train viii not leave re.
tersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take tie 1885 2. Vi,
train on and after August the nth instant.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
win leave Glover Hill at A. NJ, and returning
leave Richmond ut $40 7. NJ. Oh Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays. -
THOMAS II. WTNSP,
az 10 Superintendent.
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CHRIsTMAs GOODS.
tuURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH!

ITURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH
HURRY, HURRY, HURRY,
TO
GILL'S BAKERY, $40 BROAD STREET,
To get the best POUND CAKE.
To get the best FRUIT CAKE.
To get the best JELLY CAKE.
To get the best ICED CAKE.
To get the prcttiest ORN AMENTED CAKE.
To &c: the best NISCE PIES.
To get tho largest vr.riety OF FANCY CAKES
And to get the CHEAPEST CAKE In the city.
tGc 2o1
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pICHMOND AID YORK RIVER
III RAILROAD LINE-FoR BALTlM ~.
TUE NORTH AND NuRTHW ESE-Ci! tA'.f
~ SCHEDULE-DAIIY FACEET SUNoAS 81.
On and ;Iter TUESDAY, StE Of Jpns, p&s,.aE-.s
FOR Baltimore and all points h"rta snI Meth.
west Will t.ke the passenger tram from r" 'ot
Of the Richmond and York River Eallro,G u
Richmond cor West Point, wh.r@ tLE tax Ire
steamer ADMiRhL. Captain l.. {. FREEMAN
or KENNEBEC, Captain j. Il. FREEMAN. h'.f
boats having been pa. in rst-rae "rdcr-r2a2''!n3
Baltimore the following morGin'- in tina" 10 conf
meet with the trains Tor Philad,iphia. New ORR,
and the West. Returning. the boats lcirc rl,r p.
T. Iight-Struct warvc3, loot OF Barry street, daily
(cxccyt Sundays III O'Clock i. ", pas~an. -
arriving In Richmond AZ 1915 7. IL th" iouow'p:
lay III tins. to connect with the express rrnin
Oh the Richmond and Uauvillc railroad FOR D4r-
v:r and al poin-s On taat road Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, 81, y. G.; toi.GolD, :. g.,
aud all points south.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves RiclmonG Jaly lcNccpt >uniays) ~
o'clock l.. ". leaves West !uii:t daily (uXctrt
Mondays q. 1919 =. ~.
THOMAS DUDAMEAI.
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C'ARDOZO, ALSOP & FOURQUREAN,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
SILKS, SHAWLS,
NEW-STYLE ARABS,
LINENS. DoYLIES. NAPKINS.
HANDk ERCHIEFS, &C.,
recently bought at auction at prices really lower
than same quality sold in gold
before the war.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITED FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
SCARFS. HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, BOWS,
&C, for gents and ladies.
ELEGANTLACES. LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE SETS. LACE COLLARS.
In endless variety
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS in fancy boxes. for Christmas pre-
scnts to which they desire to call attention.
dcls CARDOZO ALsOP Il FOURQUREAN.
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Auction SALES---Tnis Day.
Ry Lee & Goddin. Aucti0nccrs,
Va lIl3 Main street.

nv Lee & Goddn. Aucti0nccrs,
No. ll3 Main street.
ry,EN ACRES OF FINE GANDEN - Inv ;. !,
| LAND. On NEW CENTRAL T. IN ! l II y : :
ON MILE FROM RICiILoSn. TN n ,n,,
ar Auction GU FRlDAi !, 2sln OF I,csoI.d -; y,
Instant n; - o'clock NJ. We VIII sen III oH. "aN
hnJAND situated ~ described hhnTe II" - H.
,nc nds Of James smith {. II. y. Cray aha""H'
H. Mackenzie. E>qs 49,. . ,.u ,.-a m,
twelve months credit for residue. ,..,,o,oo..
dc Il LIZ ~ 'oi1n'->' ~-.----
By Cook Il Laughton. Anc'i"nccrS'
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
DKY GOODS, CLOTHING, hOoIS,
SHOES. FURS. NOTIONS. &C. Al Att
,TInNNnn FRIDAY thc 2uh instant. ~ L
o.cInck we will sell for account 81 "n"ih II III |
concern nj the store No u c"St ScN'htect''''
Strrct. between Main and Franklin s'"cN u
GOODS, CONSISTING ~
Cr.pTlII\ Nc.
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS, CAPS.
FIRS toTi0NS,
EALISES
UMBRELLAS. &c, .,
damaged more or lessI by The ire o. -hoh""
morning the 10th Instant. ,ur,>
TO, Auctiouccrs.
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FOR CHRISTMAS.


HURRAH FOR CHRISTMAS.
CASHMERE SUITS FOR CHRISTMAS
At BALDWlS'S.
DRESS SUITS FOt CHRISTMAS
At BALDWlN'S.
UNEnCOaTS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWIN,S.
BEAVER CApEs FOR CHRISTMAS
Al BALDWIN'S.
ROBES DE CliAMBRE FOR CHRISTMAS
At BALDWlN'S.
CIiILDRES'S SUITS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT EsLDWiN'S.
CHlLDREN's OyERCOATS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWiN'S.
SUPERIOR TIr ! n E3E CHRISTMAS
BEST KID GLOVES For CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWIN'S.
HANDkERCIEIEFS and TIES FOR CHRISTMAS
Al BALDWI>'>-
In fact. everything IN the Clothing or Furnish
ing-Goods line can be found Al nw,>,s
de ?o-6t corner Main and Tenth streets.
40 TO c. ZIMMER who took the nrst
" premium Tor cand!cs ~ Inc late state a'Fj
BUY youE ehhRlHIsTMAs TOYS
FIREWORKS.
Aave on hand fRER e5fS sG' attractive lot Of
AND
tH Rlsl MAS 1o1S,
which am determined to sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
MY OWN MANUFACTURED
CANDY TOYS
embrace u
ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT FIGURES.
all suitable t. Oil the stockings OF your little OAR
linrs and ornament Your Christmas trees.
Remember, and go to {. ~ MMEh.
1913 Maui street
I OFFER the above goods to dealers ut Baltimore
prices.
lie IL 6. IihMhh.
TOR CHRISTMAS-CHR ISrAlAS.
ico boxes GOLD EAGLE and STAR FlkE-
CRACKERS,
500 900 TORPEDoES,
3,to0 cans {. and D. TOAiAItlS
600 cans u and ~ PEACHES,
100 dozen quart BRANDY PEACHES, $500,
500 quarter and half boxes LAYER RAlslNS'
100 boxes NEW CITkOS,
10 barrels NEW CURRASTS.
Trade supplied at Baltimore prices.
LOUISE. BOSSlEUA,
de lsl2 Main street
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PRESENTS For
III CHRISTMAS AND NEW EAR

HANDSOME FRESENIN TUI.
FL CHRISTMAS AND NEW lEA''
JOHN W. RISON. APDTHECARf,
ASDIEAi.ER -
TOILET And FANCY AETlcLES'
corner Main and Third streets, ,,
,n ;,o+ rocnivcd of selections made hy hinsci!,
additional to an alreadv large stock some q
THE MANDSOMEST GOODS FOX IhEoENi :"
iii over offered in Richmond. embracing
TRUE IVORY HAIR-BkusiiES ana "h'+H
DRESSI NG-COMGS, ,,,,>-, ar,rnur-
Beautiful TOILET SETS or CHINA anu '''i'''
Milan,
PUFF BOXES in great ynriety, rI1Urc r,onr
EXTRNCTS FOR ANnkEi tI l.. hsr. '""'''
" f,rtur.1 b. I.ubin. Violet, ana n,nera mud
, ,,Ir.T",,I. < p;sI.rI-M!. FOUNTAINS anu
y E0SE-WA TER or tCKERS.
r,-,,. r,@C, SOAPS. sACHETS, &C.
Ticasc cali and examine our goods, prcov
rc"S' a ,'' JOHN ". RleoN.
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A LII THE PERIODICAL LITERA-
IA TtkE OF THE DAY may De had Of
ELLSSUA 4 TAYLOR,
MOB adjoining DtSpdtci Building.
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A ppROPRIATE PRESENTS ,!

r,,rnD7>I>rTi, JprcENTSl
.-,,....,.rr,.,- ,,,,,ou
.,.<,,>s a., ,,,,t,,,. ;r,tt,,e vco ,,,o -.
s,o,,,or
10 induce our customers thus carly To make their
49,. ,,, ~
r"'
antcc ihclr lnh'4hh'e SAT-
Our stock Of
FINE DRESS GOODS
Is still complete comprising popular an! rare
-sahElcs' S'cn rs
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FINDER ST. ALBAN'S HALL, CORNER
- MAIN AND THIRD SIhEET>.-l would
respectfully cal! The sttcatlUu Of persons buying
good things for Christmas to my large ana varied
assortment of best quality Double Refined French
Currants. Ciuon, Nuts, Fruits. Jcilies, Cox 5
Gelatiuc. broma, Bon-Ion Surprises. Malaga
Grapes, Figs. &c., &c. Walking. iaiklns Do!ls
and all kinds OF Toys and Fire " orks.
THOMAS JACKSON,
de lo-tJal successor 70 a. PiZZni < co.
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by tirubbs & Williams, Auctioncers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

It0M MISSIONER SALE or \
4 FRtMED DWELLING. on TILE EhSi
SIDE OF TWENTY SEVENTH hLI ~: ~
CI.y md IFIGU STEEETS.-ln execution
If = decree of the circuit court OF Richmond Gu
fcrrd 10Th Of December, 1862 In the case 81 Stn'r
mcrhori, &c. shine and aiS;; wv SCI ~
.urtioD. anon the premises, on FRIDAY. IN o!
Janurry. nj 1 o'clock =. NJ, If mir If n"'. thca
~ the trst fair day thereafter. mt the sam" hont,
The FRAMED DWELLING sItHsicd ,; ~ "o'nc
stated. adjoining the property OF lili'ih h'
Jones and james i. Riddick. -.
The lot is about 175 by 100 fee. inc mouse mas
tbrc., rooms. besides kitchen with tive rooms. ,
TErvS. onn-fhird cash: balance IT SIX and
twrIv, months for negotiabi" notes with Interest
added. Title retained by the court nnt!l me notes
are Maid. JOHN I. SClIER MERi!okN,
"'' f1 Commissioner.
|'i''''''" - " dc DIS 30 j |, ids
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GAMES, PUZZLES. &C

GAMES, PUZZLES. &C.
Our stock Of JAMES for the Children Is choice
one. and consists Of Old Maid, The Golden EsE.
Chinese Puzzle, City Traveller, Yankee fedleF,
Game OF Visit 10 Camp, New Merry Goose Game
Happy Family, Spirit Rappcr, Mother Hubbard
House that Jack Built, Game or SIX Nations. Rec
Riding Hood FlresIde Game. Nursery Favorites
Game of Redde. and others too numerous to men
ton.