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The New York herald., 1869-03-04
NEWSPAPERS.

MADAME LA BLANcII, THE GREAT BUSINESS AND
lu Medical cairvoya ant; all should consult her. n5 West
Twenty sixth street, near Sixth avenue
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The Lessee Fires a Gun.

The three Generals who went TO st. DO
lningo on the Albany have returned, and re-
port that they have concluded treaty with
BAEz by which the United States Govern
ment becomes the lessee Of the bay ana
peninsula of SANTANA for the sum OF SloO,-
900 in gold per annum, for the term of fifty
wears. The land included occupies an area
OF $500 square miles. The flag was duly
hoisted on taking possession of the rented
property, and grand salute was fired from
the Albany. "The time Of planting the
emblem of the country's greatness" says
letter, "seemcd peculiarly appropriate, as
" it was the anniversary of CoLUABUs's run
"ning to the breeze three hundred and
- seyeuty-seven years before the token OF
"Spanish authority in the Caribbean sea.
The pomp and circumstance of the occasion
was not we'll supported on lease al so
much gold per annum. It's said that Gene
raj GRANT thinks this the best way to annex
the island. The parrots' and " Lizards
will like our people so well after making
their acquaintance as tenants that they VIII
want to bask in the sunshine Of our good
government. That is Il good Quaker view
of policy and trade. If 81 little more fol-
lowed at home it wouldn't hurt.
Asa bonus to 90 along with the agree
ment for rent, the Albany turned over to
R.yzan number of big guns and few thou
,.,d of small arms. What effect these may
hove on the civil war now raging in st. Do
mingo remains to be seen. We apprehend
that they will do almost as much harm to
n.v7,s troops as that Of his enemy. If one
II the biz guns explodes it will kill half his
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The Great Middle Line.

The prospects Of the central line OF COM
muaicatiOn between the Ohio valley and
tn" Virginia tidc-watcr are now very bright.
Unless some unforeseen events adverse to
the present plans occur, we believe that
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will be
completed III somewhere about two years
from Iii, time. An effect will be wrought by
il upon the condition Of Virginia, and cspe-
cialy Of this city, which will bc so bcncli-
cial that the anticipation of the event should
stir up enterprise and set on foot plans for
manufacturing and for taking advantage OF
The new and extended commerce that will
follow.
We learn that the new company propose
10 proceed with their measures at an early
day. Their plans are not settled upon, but
we Oclieye it will be determined to begin AT
once the construction OF the road
irom the Ohio eastward to the Big
Bend tunnel, some twenty or thirty miles
hcTond the White Sulphur Springs. That
viii be the longest tunnel on the whole
road. and cannot he completed in less than
two years. BY finishing he road west of il
aud the short line this side of it also in that
time, the whole line may be opened the mo-
ncnt The tunnel is finished. This is SO
clearly the proper and practical mode Of
@ciny on with the work that we
have no doubt it will lie adopted
by the company. There is no feasible way of
getting around the big tunnel with tenn
"oraly track, and the time will be so briet
NC road is finished that an attempt
p'io-" - rack would be unwisc and
at |,inp ""uld be made at
uh'""'u ~ u'i''" " ~ Il is built
very trif1ing cost. The road, as. '''',
frc,n the Ohio eastward, will do goou
business. Every mile will pay in that fer
tile country.
When the road is completed to the ONO,
The company may turn its attention to the
eastern division this side of Covington and
consider the several propositions that have
been mooted. Until then we are sure they
will bend all their energies and their means
- connecting the tidc-water with the Ohio.
This line. this central route with Its
easy grades and low depressions in the
mountain passes of Virginia once esta-
5lishcd, the country that it traverses, in
Guiding wide belt on either side Of it, will
1T once become held of enterprise and IN
dustry not surpassed by any i'll the Union.
Il has been long almost an unknown terri
Tory, yet Astounding in wealth. This road
built, and it viii at once become famous.
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Georgia Virginia.

Georgia comes out as we expected ~.
has pains and penalties enough now ~
her own sake il would have been be''ei i'''o
She acted otherwise. It would nave o, -,
better for us-nay, for the Union. IL W.
nave been cause for general l''' =,
mad bill admitting Virginia pass" -
stead Of this Georgia bill. Had "eo' s.,
coAlormcd to the reconstruction laws
would have escaped this bitter cup $50.
The lesson is one that should not oe vs.
oE the impulsive Bourbons OF 81
hcT would have resisted and voleo ',''N
do"n. Would TINT have helped 'h.In
LOOK at Alabama look at Georgia. w"
Sf"sS has plainly informed the so''" MI,
>'atcS that if they don't conform INC! -,
oc made to conform. The gooa sen" i
Virginia triumphed, and the prosi', -,
'ha' her representatives will be ao"''''"
an overwhelming majority.
There has been some anxiety here CON.
corning WMrrEMoREs bill-a fear .''',
not only will an iron-clad oath he require"
OF Us, Is with Georgia, but tha' lao>,
persons will be rescated who receN. I"
INC next highest votes at the poiis ~
those who are unscatcd by not beng ap''
Ia take that oath. This last would be, d
Inc "owmni says. precisely what Cohelcse
cen>urcs Georgia for doing, and that ooos
will hardly visit Virginia with provision
which it has thus denounced.
We have not the slightest idea that Con-
crcs> will impose any such terms upon ~
@inia. Had Georgia not turned ont the
negroes elected to the Legislature there
would not now be any complaint against
her. Virginia has been guilty OF no such
folly, and unless il be deemed just to impose
penalties upon her for the non-conlormty
Of Georgia, she cannot now be afflicted with
humilatirg restrictions. Georgia has de-
layod her but Virginia will not be placed
upon the platform with Georgia.
\ little more patience and the State will
hc admitted. Congress adiourns to-day. |
probably TO the 10th January. A. there is
hardly, possibility Of her admission to-day, |
sc must be content to 90 over as we are to |
The middle Of January.
Tie move made by Mr. FARSswoRTH on
Monday was unfortunate. The large vote |
against it was not against Virginia, but |
-ainst acting on her case while there WAS
matter before the Reconstruction Commit
cc which the House had not seen, and
when that committee had made no report.
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-.nrogor.o,,,es consent to leave some Of

representatives consent to leave some OF
these great things alone? !" Progress
might be allowed to rest little Whlle.
Must she be ever "pokcd" and punched
I'M with a sharp American stick to do every
thing at once and spin out NIL the se'cral
threads she has in hand at one and the same
time? -
snnpose we are "closcr." is that sure 10
,1.a nc ha,tory and if we run the ships
from cast to west, and rice rcrSG, quicker 10
that going to improve religion anu p'o-
mote enlightened government mere
Is the improvement to come from VI
course they would say from this country
Very well There is a great deal IN govern,
ment and morality we can well spare ana
if any other nation wants it. we trust II may
be gratifed. --
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NEW GOODS. LATEST STYLES.
just received some IMMENSE BhRuAlS'
In nj ain hcmstitchcd, embroidered, lace, anu
other varieties Of HANDkERCHlEfs' lor
Ladies', Gents, and Children's use;
In tucked, RULED. mourning and plain LlAEN
COLLARS and CUFFS;
In DRESS GOODS, an extremely handsome sup
ply Of most fashionable designs anu shaucs'
In SATINS and SILKS, Il fine variety:
In KNIT GOODS, such as HOODS, NOnlA''
sCARFs, MITs, PULsEWARMERs' &c, 5.
In HOSIERY and GLOVES, bountfuls upp! "a
all desirable shades and sizes and qualities
In BROCHE and other late style sHA" LIS: very
attractive and moderate in prices;
In BOULEVARD SKIRTS Mt $3.50, &C.:
In CJ.0AKS, very neat stock to be sold very 10" ;
In UNDERWEAR for both sexes and all ages
full line at prices to suit;
In CASSIMERES and other materials LOT ''eh
and Boys wear the assortment Is complete aNo
appropriate:
The BLACK VELVET RIBBON at CSC. n whole
piece has been replcnishcd with good suPpi!
of other widths;
Thousands Of other useful articles suitable lor
Christmas and New Year presents, ut
JULIUS MEYERS,
de- .. COZ Broad street. near SiNtn.
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Ethiopian.

T. ;s stated that besides the = Ethiopian
there have been operas in New loiN
in five different langua@cS-Ilz.. EnsHSn'
French, Italian. German, ana huSs''"'
This is notable fact. The wonder Is ho"
the "Ethiopian," rs it is called ee'S "ions
in the crowd. Our opinion has always "e'n
that of all the exhibitions in TINS COUNT
those of the men who black their faces All"
ATTEMPT to initiate negroes are the r'os'
vulo,r and pointlcSs. They do not repre-
sent the ncgrocs-ju,ticc requires 'l'''' u
should be so stated. 1t is 4 scandal TO inc
African race to suppose that they 90. ar
inr uttcrlv ne initiative, these hlack-Iaihlco
| performers these q KukluX 81 Inc StaS'J
have uothingto redeem them from universal
ridculc. and may well hide their stupid
vulcarity under the ebony disguise.
The companies which undertake Hn't"-
tiors of the negro come generally from
amongst those who have made the most O
him in all his phases. They imported HIM
and sold him southwark they have a@lta'eo
tho ,,tion about Kim. and, by using the
svmnathv fomcntcd by their a4itatlons, they
have carved OFT Sinecurcs ana JOBS iol
themselves without number FROM lhe
Anti-Slavcrv Society down [" inc negro
minstrel and the man who 1:noe 9-oo'o'on!
his TOW Of the dancing negro 'nele i''>
heen an incessant gain to those VINO usco
him in various ways.
Now. RICE. the founder OF tho ncelo
drama, if ii may be dignitied with the name,
WAS tolerable imitator. 10. SWEENEY was
even better. for he had lived amongst ne
eroes. had taken pot-luck and drank SIM
mon beer" with them. But rs for all the
rast wc have seen we have been unable to
detect anything but gross and vulgar ira
yesting that so little rcsemhcd the rea' he-
GRO that it was libel upon him. The first
of them we ever heard introduced aconVeT-
sation about dough-nuts," as ifany negro
had ever seen n dough-nut.' or would
feel ANYTHING but contempt for dough
nuts" if they were offered to him ms
was specimen of the whole representation.
These exhibitions have grown no better
with time. but every new invention to cH-
cite a sensation in these abortlyc attempts
at negro character has carried the black
painted players further away from the
truth.
People do laugh at them, a anybody
knows who passes along the street where
the "Banio" and that wretch called
" Bones" are playing: but it is their mon
strous absurdticS that occasion mcrrlment.
Nothing they do cNcitcs any other feeling
for their plays are without interest ana
without merit. But it is AL in accordance
with the order of the day: "Makc money
out Of the negro in every possible way
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The Pursutt Of Holiness. 4 ScQnmet 10
Thoughts on Personal Religion" m
tended TO Carry the Reader someWilI a'
Further Onward in the Spiritual Lie
BY EDWARD MEYR1CK GouLBURS; -. ~,
Dean Of Norwich, and formerly one ol
bs," Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary
New Yorn, D. APPLETON Il co.
For sale by BATES & WADpY BRoTHrFs'
The O,1o,n and Development Of Refugees
Beljef. BY s. BARING-Goc+D, M; ~.
Part 7. Hcathenism and Mosaisn. Ne"
York D. APPLETON & co.
For sale by BATES & WAppy BROTHERS
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rareral BANKS and several Americans al
csiro take occasion to felicitate NJ. LEssEr rs
D ,,,'ou the completion Of the Suez canal OF
o cdrss they had in thei, ep rsh' to deal
In sa, q mites by closer ties the Eastern and
csnai "H Wemispheres," and "religion,
s'y.l,'l~ ought to be promoted there,
ss "'| Ought 10 be" is in'enera ,o ra,
..u.lI be-" Now, co'''"'
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Mr.. GREELEY LETTERING publish thus
morning the excellent letter of Mr.. GREE
LEY in reply to General BUTLER. The New
York Commcrc (by no means very Ia
vorable to Mr. GREELEY says OF this letter,
that sit is the best instance on record OF
/" good argument rendered impregnahtc ny
g historical illustrations
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rrrRrsTMAs GOODS.
NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND
~ JANUARY.

THOMAS p. PRICE & CO.
are opening daily Gov ua,
yIRGINIA-MADE CAsoi
and boys; ,,>r1111rA
BEAVER CLOTHS and ohi'of''DA'>
CLOTHS, all shades;
NEW DRESS PoPL1Ns and bhNch StnA''
MOURNING and other BLAL " '"'
great variety;
BROCHE sHAWLS,
LONG and SQUARE SHAWLs'
ARABS and CLOTH CLoAKs,
Many styles of pretty DRESS GOODS cl0sins
out at very low rates.
LACE COLLARS, HANDKERCHlEFs' Cur
SETS, &C., for presents, &c.
T. R. PRICES CO.,
dc. llol Main street. corner oil f-IeN e"'iI
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Mexico is boiling again. II seldom falls
below the boiling point. Pronunciamcntos
are abundant, the crop being larger than II
has been for some time. By-and-hyc tn"
United States will he compelled 10 take pos
session of Mexico for the sake Of peace.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
WEST & JOHNSTON:
BOOKSELLERS AND sTAT I(J,s EhS'
ADJOdN ~ t6e Ierres sta and best-seected
stocks of ,,,
Fine Imported WRIT1NG-DEShS'
WORK-BONES.
PORTFOLIOS. - err -
Gentlcmen's DRESSISG-CASEs,Sc ''
ever offered IN this city. -nooc or ali
Also u choice stock Of SCOTCH GOOD" u al
kinds. .,qrc T., o,dIoss
~ '-'4S1 de cl-2t
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MA HINE SHOP.
ELOAT Z ADDINGTOE,
MACHISISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: l4l5 CARY STREET, MEAN
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired with all kinds of steam fittings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-EhGISE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for II year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In USE Theyare LESS IN price
than any OTHER make. A fun line of the above ar
ticles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OlL-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. of OIL This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see 1t and us.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
mvio 4. JACKSON ADDIEGTON.
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REED.

At the residence Of his father t I'll ' &C. cq BEh
". W. Weisigerh on Iu1s' and three months.
AK agso and acqIntsncs Of the Family are
in yited to attend the funeral ,I"ir Is IT
dist church, Manchester, THIS +
In tbis city, clst OF December, 1852 ai,sF ,1IS
aud naluful illness, of conSulnpA"h. ~ ~
HENRY GOODE, In the ninc'ech'h Sc"' " MS
age. ,... ,t,,, Ian, IN love him.
None named him but to pTIis".
His funeral VIII take place from his sons,n ). ;.
M NJ; TH1eS EVENING ut clock. His irlenos
and acduaintances are respectfully invited 10 at
tend ;,. ,>anors n,.ase conr
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY
GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
JULIUS SYCLE'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE,
4l5 BROAD STREET,

JULIUS SYCLE'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE,
4I5 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
Offer. real yALENCIESNES COLLARS and
IiANDkERCHItFS;
MALTESE and GIMPURE COLLARS;
EMBR OIDERED LlNEE SETS:
LADIES' ROMAN SA-liES, TIES. Hnd BOW ; !;
Fifty dozen LINEN HEM-STlTCiiED HAND
kERCIIEFS:
LADIES' KID GLOVES, all shades and colors,
nj unusually lo'r prices:
GENTS NFCk-TlES. SCtRFS, and LINEN
HANDKERCIilEFS
GENTS CDURF OlSlER GLOVES:
CENTS BUCK, BEAVER, and d . u , Il y
GLOVES; ,,.
LADIES' and GENTS UNDERWEAR.
in addition to Il full line OF FANCY GOODS. he
has a complete stock Of
IRISH P6PLIN, all cnlors and shades
DRESS SILKS. Solidaud figured
DOUBLE and SINGLE BkOCllE SHAWLS;
STRIPED and PLAID ~HAWLS;
PLAIN and STRIPED SERGES.
PLAID PuPLISS:
JET JEW ELKI, IN large variety;
CORSETS:
HOODS for infants:
WOOLLEN SCARE:
And large stock OF DOMESTIC GOODS.
BE sure and call before purchasing elsewhere,
1T JULIUS SICLE'S.
A1J Broad street, between
deal Fourth and Fifth.
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MT FIRST ARRIVAL OF ARABS
VIA SUFZ CANAL.-Just received large lot Of
ARABS. which, having come by way OF the Suez
canal, saving onc-half the regular freight, we Of
fer ut reduced prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
No more of the Whskcy Cotton, but some OF the
same sort, not damaged, at reduced prices. dc p
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PRICES OF ADMISSION

MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS.
WI METRoPoLITAS , HALL, R1CEHnMI39SSRR'
and SATURDAY, December %, %. and %, AZ
TERNOON AND EVENING.
Miss ANNA SWAN. the Nova Scotia t'iantcss,
t,,rbt feet | inch lightweight, !l3 pounds MISS
IORE-DIE LuTI, the Beautiful Circasan Lazy
MOSS. JOSEPH. The Great French Giant over
eight feet hlgh-wclght il3 pounds also the won
dcrruI WILD AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN
making IN all the largest most attractive. ana
pleasing. exhibition now travelling. kecentionn,s
held from to s. and from 10 81 O'Clock l. VI
a dInissinu. SOC. children. .5c. Gallery, CSC.
de 2u-5t~ n. u. BhlES. busihcss iSch'.
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OUR CHRISTMAS BILL OF FARE

JAMAICA RUN IS to IS per gallon;
COMMON RUM, 10 per gallon:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY approved by mn
CALIFoENh siiERhY approved by n,
CALIFoH Slh MUsCATEL lapproYed By ssr
eiansl, A,pcr gallon;
SPANISH WTSfs. \ to % per gallon;
The famous IOCkHE!MER, az per dozen;
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE thalf-piut,
pintsl. COO. to 81
GAINED ToMATOEs two and three poua
50 and 80 per dozen;
CANNED PEACHES two pounds, :3.j.
BRANDY PEACHES, 81 per gallon;
PICKLED ONIONS, 81 per gallon;
PICKLED CuCuMBERs. 75c. per gallon;
FLAVoRISG EXTRACTS assorted, :2,:j
PREsERtED GINGER, $3.50 per JAZZ,
MINCE-MEAT, CITROS,
RAISES. ORANGES,
dc 20 j. Il. KIDD, III Broad Sire.
A TTENTION
"A CITIZENS OF TIE WEST EHn.
CORNER FIRST AND MAIN STREET,
AND GET YOUR
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
FINE WINES, AND LIQCgs
ALSO,
RAISINS,
CURRANTS,
MTSCE-MEATS,
CITROE,
APPLES Err.
COME ONE. COME ALL.
ri" l7--trl
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w ARREEEs-

At Mount Airy. Shenandoah county, na:' "a, Mhc
residence of Mr.. John e. Meei,j G.u H.
PSr hr;.IY. of Alexandria, Va, 70 LILA H.
danahtcr of The late Dr. a. Russell Meelh.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NAT SPECIAL ATTENTION is called
+, INV sale of FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND III Amelia Courthouse
on THURSDAY (to-morrow) ut L. NJ.
A. c. PULLIAM. Auctionccr.
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth
5o 30 :, streets.
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I COX . READ :!

PIZZIEI & Co.
S0,7 BROAD STREET,
will In a few days display their grand .toc.
DOUBLE-REFISED CANDIES,
plain and fancy. Of their own andof foreign TIA
facturc, and persons In every condition can ~
themselves and pleas" their families hy lay.t
their stock soon and know beforehand Whist
may expect during the holidays.
our stock Of FAECi- BON-BON BOXES f.
eluallcd in style ana quality, and IN rc-rec
price everybody can be suited.
Call, therefore, al the hcadQuart"r, ~ =.
things. see and judge for yoursclEo-.
ANDREW PtZZIEI x CO.
de /! .07 Broad ,,-r
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EXCE o r.

EXCELSIOR.
PATEST RIGHT Sc CURED.)
4 tray'ler down the brilliant street
was hast'ning on with weary feet
In search of TOYS for Christmas treat;
He paused before the window neat
OF ELLISON & TAYLOR.
In happy homes he saw the light
OF Christmas fires CLEAN warm and bright,
When DER his vision dawned sight
More radiant than L Star-lit night,
Twas ELLYSOS K TAiLOR'S.
The lamps Of Main street shone DER
This gay and captivating store.
Which held Of wealth and beauty more
Than he had ever dreamed before
Twas ELLYSON TAILORS-
4 moment thus. "'mid snow and Ice"
He deemed himself in Paradise,
Then raised his eyes, and. In atrlcc,
Bcheld this sign Of strange device -
Twas ELLTSOS Il TAYLOR.
"This fairy scene" $50 unused the sage
Philosopher might well engage
The notice of both youth and age,
When christmas Books are AL Inc rage
ELLYSON & TAYLOR'S.
In short. whatever can delight
The heart of youth, and charm the sight
With visions dazzling. gay and bright,
see before me here Tonight.
ELLYSON & TAILOR'S.
And those who wish to learn the rest,
BY calling there, ut our request,
At ELLYSON e TAfLOH'S. de q
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TURRAH FOR CHRISTMAS.
CASHMERE SUITS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWlS'S.
DRESS SUITS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWIS'f.
ovERCoATs FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDW1S's.
BEAVER CAPES FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWlS's.
RoREs DE CHAMBRE FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWIS'S.
CuuDREN's SUITS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDNlS's.
CHI DRFS's OvFRCOATS FOR CHRISTMAS
Al BALDWlN'S.
SUPERIOR SHIRTS FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWIS'S.
BEsT KID GLOVES FOR CHRISTMAS
At BALDWlS'S.
and TIES FOR CHRISTMAS
AT BALDWlS'S.
In fact. everything IN the Clothing or furniet-
'ns-uo''S INC ca" - ''"''' BALDwIN's,
dc oo-st corner Main and Tenth streets.
30 TO c. ZIliNIER (who took the first
VI premium for candies at the late State Fair
BUY YOUR cMnkIsTMAs TOYS
FIREWORKS.
have on hand q very large ana attractive Iol cI
F1REW ORhS
AND
CHRISTMAS TOYS,
which am determined IN sell nj the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
MY OWN MANUFACTURED
CANDY TOYS
embrace over
ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT FIGURES,
all suitable to FIJI the stockings of your little OAR
ling5 and ornament your Christmas trees.
Remember, aud got Z. u hhEh,
| offer the above goods to dealers at Baltimore
prices. ,,,,.r,
de II =. LlhhEh.
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MT SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED
IN our sale of GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c, at
Ncssrs. Womble & Jones's THIS MORNING at
II O'Clock. ,,-o,,,,aco
40 o2--r Auctioneprs.
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AMUsEMENTs.
THEATRE.

ID ICHMOND THEATRE.
GAH.rn,ScSR,rrxy .Lessees and Managers.
Third night OF the engngcment OIL
MIR. and MRS. FLORENCE,
THIS t1ycdnesdav1 NIGHT. December %, In the
glorious drama Of
IRELAND AS 1T Is.
Ragged Pat. aLr. " T. IioRrSCE
'"'s With songs and dances,
as originally performed by them IN Ebglana Ire
cY-pnnPTFD i;Y THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
"o' To conclude with
THE YANKEE HoUSEkEEPEh.
ro- Ann Mchlrahlc OrIgcn fatter with sonGsl
! - '''' Mrs. W. j. FLORENCE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
,'cAN 80, ... soc.
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DOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EOR CHRISTMAS-CHRlSTMAS.
100 boxes GOLD EAGLE and STAR FIRE
CRACKERS,
800, 900 TORPEDOES,
5000 cans e and H. TOMATOs,
600 cans {? and b. PEACHES,
100 dozen quart BRANDY PEACHES,
500 quarter and half boxes LAYER RAlS1NS,
100 boxes NEW CITRON,
10 barrels NEW CURRANTS.
Trade supplied mt Baltimore prices.
LOUIS j. BOSS1EUA,
de llI2 Main street.
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CHRIsT1As GOODS.
DRY GOODS FOR THE SEASON
- POWERFUL ATTRACTION AT
JULIUS MEYERS.
NEW GOODS. LATEST STYLES.

No. coz Broad street, two doors from Sixth.
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THRISTMAs CHEER.
IMPORTED JAMAICA RUM
NEW ENGLAND RUN, fifteen months on
yIRGTSIA APPLE BRANDY. --,,~--
"STUART'S" and ."HANGtk'9 Wills
.WhILACE,s MOUNTAIN DEW
LONDON DOCK BRANDY.
FRENCH BRANDY, for cooking :, ,o,-,.1,o
Genuine IRISH and SCOTCH "H1ShEiS'
SHERRY, MADEIRA. and PORT WINES,
for table and fayoring;
RECTIFIED WHlSkE1S, ut 10" prices
DOMESTIC GIN,
We 4A''> CHARLES L. TODD.
do o1,t sixth and Clay streets.