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England, Mr.. DIsRAELI said on Wednes-
day in public speech, has reached that
political condition and power which ena-
bles her to "look unmoved upon vanish
ing empires and rising republics" Very
happy; and "whats the h'ods SO you're
'appy?"
This will do very we'll to tell the marines.
England is rs much concerned as ever about
the course of events. If she isn't she
ought to be. She has as little love for re-
pub,ics rs ever, and does not like them
near to her borders. She is as little inclined
to encourage them as would be Il farmer to
encourage the cultivation of snakes on the
adjoining plantation to his Mr.. DIsRAELl
| was clearly in the g shoo-tiy" humor. But
the flies won't go for the shooting. They will
| continue to poster the old Lion, who ha'
| too large family, with too many discon
tented subjects, to be indifferent as to how
the world wags. Lothian" is only trying
game of bluff Us the Snowman of the ole
| Lion.
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Tprr VIRGINIA oSsERyATIsM.-The Co

TRUE VIRGINIA CoNsERvAT1sM.-TheC Con
servative party Of Virginia is a regularly
organized Institution, and its benefits are
felt in every Virginia homestead to-day
1t has thrown off bayonet rule, and its
power makes us freemen. Under 1t we
have benign laws, and what is more, eX-
ecutors of those laws who administer them
without fear or favor. No man can be
ruthlessly arrested to-day and thrown into
a felon's cell, or tried by drum-head court
martial We have the writ of ha6eaS cor
pus intact.
Let the Conservative remember that for
these things and all else of right and lib.
ertv we enjoy to-day he is indebted to the
success of the Conservative party at the
elections held over year ago. Is any man
ready to imperil the future efficiency of the
party now and distract its organization
with bomb-shcll independently by men who,
having been denied nominations at the
hands Of their party, forsWear its action,
and either on their own responsibility or
that of others permit themselves to be pa
raded us OH the anxious bench for the votes
OF the party that they themselves aided in
overthrowing and driving from place one
short year ago:
What soldier can expect the victory If he
mockS the orders OF his general and con-
travcneS his advice by setting up and fol-
lowing his wn:-Fredercksburq Herald.
Exactly!
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AGREEABLE NEws.-The st. Louis Demo-
crM announces as follows under the head of
Obituary.:
"The Radical party in Missouri is dead.
The Republican party lives"
The Democrat, i'll the course of its dis
course on the dead, indulscs the following
ejaculatory expressions
dyes, freedom! Men may now say aloud
the time has Gomez The brave and steady
three hundred, who waited three tedious,
weary days, in light marching ORDER to II
man, yet faithful to the end to save the
party If they could without sacrificing its
principles, are noWson the war-path. Their
ringing cheers echo over Missouri from
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DEATH OF DR.. LoRD.-The venerable DR..
LORD, formerly president Of Dartmouth
College, died last week at Hanover, n. II.
This aged man was some years since turned
out of his position for expressing firmly
and calmly his opinions about our Govern
ment. as thew did not suit the men in
power he was turned out of his place. But
at the funeral the most marked honorS
were paid his memory. There were tolinS
of bells. suspension of studies, resolutions
bv the Faculty, and even his old ASSISTANTS
were among the chief mourncrs.
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Our .DIPLoM ATIsTs.-The country never
vas so miserably represented abroad as it Is
low. At the chief court in Europe we
ave man who is pronounced unfit by the
President who appointed him. At Berlin
we have an old book-worm-a fusSy old
ireamer-unacquainted with the duties OF
/ diplomatist, having neither judgment nor
practical energy. AT Madrid we have
well, S1cKLEs And at Paris blockhead.
There was never time when we more
needed able men. and never time when we
were so poorly represented.
lie late kilograms represent Mr.. WASH
GURSE rs having recorded his "protc>t p
tgainst the war as "impious!" Indeed
&c hope it is not true. What right has
Mr. WASnBURSE to protest" in the case
It all unless he is instructed to do so, and
that would only make the thing more to our
disadvantage. We have just gotten out OIL
'ivll strife ourselves. Nobody presumed to
protest against that, and it was certainly
lot Il lovely war. While we hope the re-
port is not true, Mr.. WASHBURNE has mol
90 much sense to be guilty of such folly.
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| THE NEwLY-CoME MUSICAL CELEBRITY
Mile CHRISTINE NILSSON has Just arrived II
New York, and great noise is made III tut
napcrs about her. She is one of the mos
celebrated voca!istS of the day, and comes
with select party of musicians, TO @lf'
concerts in this country. Her compah!
consists of Mile Carl, contralto NJ. Err
GER, baratonc NJ. NIEUXTEMPs, the Sfca'
violiniSt: and NJ. WEHLL. pianist.
The World SAYS she is :" a true daughter
of OpIS-a yeritable bonde'-and that
while she has the bearing of lady, her
face has practical cut that looks more
like business than ballads. She was born
in 't3 in HasSaby, in Southern Sweden, and
was one of eight children OF very poor
parents. The blographers, since her great
success, have been writing interesting ac-
counts of her career. beginning as music
maker at the fairs. Her parents are SAID 10
have been so poor that their children had to
wear the drapery Of one another IN turn
the oldest getting new suits and the younger
ones falling heirs TO the cast-otf garments,
her elder brothers jacket and pants, and
thus dressed, played the fiddle for pennies
al the fairs of Ljunby, if you can make out
this jumbled word.
This scene is the grand point in N1LssoNs
life. The cocked-hat was Il part OF Bona
pApTE-he couldn't be BoSAPARTE without
it. We need not multiply the Instances OF
famous popularity in dress of distinguished
persons but coming home, we may call up
the recollection of the shirt-tailed and bare
footed mill.boy of the slashes who became
HENRY CLAY, and whose early dress and
free and gay drapery were better remem-
bered than any garb the great American
orator ever wore: NILSSON will never ,., get
out of the boys dress at Ljunby. She was
Il "iunby" of boy.
Tie biographers tell a world of things
about her. but the incident we allude to Is
tue epoch i'll her life that led to all that Is
great in her. We shall no doubt see her
and hear her too.
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| TROUBLES OF THE RADICALs.-W Washington,
| September 1.-THE principal duties and
| the most arduous task of the Republican
committee here seem to be the vain effort
| to heal the breaches which have distracted
| the party organization in many different
| localities outside of New England. Sena-
| tor Wilson, the chairman, and Representa-
| tive Platt, the secretary of The Executive
Committee, have both been in conference
| on that topic, but the eccentricities Of aspi-
ring states men of the Radical school South
have evoked a "world of trouble" and in
stead of the difficulties subsding they are
on the increase.
Such fellows as Porter in the Richmond
district, and other representatives of the
party in the South, ale thorls in the side
| of the vioilant committeeman here, who,
| though they have no fears of the bad effects
OF their prominence in the party councils III
| New England, yet feel very tremulous con-
corning the middle and western States. The
Radicals are making no show Of performing
anything in the future which will be salts
factory to the masses, but waste all their
energies, with the assistance of the Trea-
sury authorities, in distributing ponderous
tables, showing comparative financial
statements, and clarifying the present
administration of the Treasury Depart
ment in fulsome manner. They say
nothing regarding the probabilities OF
the passage Of such laws by the next Con
gress as will satisfy the majority Of the
people not one word in favor of the eman'
cipation of the white people South from
the unconstitutional statutes that now over.
power them: and in fine, do very little else
excepting the distribution of these one
sided financial exhibits, with letters re-
questing their friends to cease their bicker
ings and stand up to the rack, whether they
are to be pecuniarily benefited by it or not
F There will be a row in the party If these
third-rate politicians who have control II
the South refuse to bend to the demands o
the more polite leaders here and, as thu
advocates of black mans party in thu
southern States persistently refuse to obey
respondent.
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Clark TO Mcdonald. Hear the steady, eias-
tic tramp, tramp of sixty thousand n iree,
men. who come to sweep prescription l Wn
the state and give Missouri peace lea,
4 et us have peace Mr.. President. Though
the Administration may not support Itself,
sixty thousand freemen arc coming to sup
port 1t by making good your promise"
In this State the Conservatives last year
made good the promise of the President by
beating these very Radicals and bloody pro.
scriptiOnistS.
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~ WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Excellent CAMBRIA MUSLIN at csc. per yard
worth &c.;
HAIR-CORD NAINSoOK MUSLIN at s5c. per
yard would be cheap at 5oc.;
HAJR-cORD CAMBRIA MUSLIN at 4oc. worth
75c. per yard;
CHECKED and STIPED SAISsOOKS at very
great bargains:
TUCKED SKIRTING 1t SOC. per yard worth 75c. d;
TUCKED MUSLIN for waists nj SIC, per yard
worth 81;
SHIRRTD or PTFFED MUSLIN for waists at
Coo. worth Sl25 per yard;
SWISS EUSLINS at Is. 90. 95, 80, IS, 10, and SOC.
per yard-also great bargains:
GARMENT DIMITY. INDIA TWILLED LONG
CLOTH, VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN,
NAINSOOK and ORGAEDY MUsLISS, at
LEVY RR pTHERS',
1913 and 1915 Main street.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON, every No. from
to $50 at soc. per dozen ; BALE COTTON at Sl.75c.
per bale or bundle 81 five pounds. au 80
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MI AUGUST 20, 1870.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

II
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
T. r. PRICE & co.
are daily opening for september safes, eilher TO-
tail or wholesale,
New lines of choice PRINTS at 10, l2sc'' &c
BLACK Mob AIR and ALPACAS, every graue,
IRISH LINEN tall lInen), LINEN ShEF1IH1o'
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS ana ~" ELI
lSGS,
MOURNING GOODS IA speciality;
RACK BOMBAZINES, B sACk DEhAINEo'
RACK T4MISE, BLACK BARAf1iEa,
ENG .ISH GRAPE Wells, WIDOWS Wills,
OvE Wells, ENGLISH GRAPE, AID hAl
GRAPE, BLACK KID GLOVES none oa'
best kept by this house;
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN and other SlLhH,
on hand and more expected these goods VIII
be sold at old rates. although TIE European
war has advanced them greatly
FRENCH CpRSET5, UMBRELLAS
LACE COLLARS. BUCK GACNTLEIS,
THRFAD GAUNTLETS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, SPOOL Coi loS'
CLOTHS. CASsIMEEES, &c, &C,
STAPLE GOODS, COTTON SHEETING,
RTFACHED COTTONS, BROWN CHfIoNo'
PILLOW COTTON. LIHE BOSOM SHlk1S'
FLANNEL and MERIHO SHIRTS, &C. &c.
ALL sold Mt very lowest market rates. either "Hoie-
sale or retail. l. H. t','>F'
nm corner Main and 81 venth streets,
au20 hefT'S oPP'o''o p-.---~----
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apEsaaA. NOTICES.

BATCHELoR's HAZE d 7 a..
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the worio
the onls true and perfect dye; harmless .e'ao,.,
,ns,sntaneous: no disappointment; no ridiculous
t,nts remedies the Ill effects ofbad dyes in7lgo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful ofac"
or broom. Sold by all druggists and periumers,
and properly applied at BATCHtLoh's WIZ
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New YORK.
10 aod1vr
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LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-This poor man in HI:
msfortunes has become the object OF mucf
1buse. Even Mr.. GREELEY has been heap
ing curses loud and deep upon him. a:
NV uncle TOBY said, one has not the heart
to curse a dog so. Finally, the haters Of
NAPOLEON Ill, desiring that he shall II
form and feature be as horrible as they
make him out in heart and purpose, the
latest personal account Of him says that he
is "bloated, bilious, and yellow his eyes
'are faint, tired, and expressionless his
movements are slow, awkward, and me-
"chanical; and his face absolutely devoid
4" of expression ~ This is bitter enough.
If Louis NAPOLEON had none but such enc
MES a> these he would stand before the
world peerless man. The heapin@ OF vltu-
peration, curses. and contempt, upon fallen
greatness, is the best evidence of vulgar
minds, unjust critics, and craven hearts.
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SPECeAL NOTICES.
NET SPECIAL 4 7 T e n L ION

AT COST FOR CASH,
our entire stock Of
WHITE GOODS, REAL LACEs, HOSIERY
GLOVES. PARASOLS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS TOILET ARTICLES,
NOTIONS, &C.,
together with a complete stock OF
GENTS FURNISHIN GOODS,
are offered at and below cost TO make change
In business.
Ladies arc particularly Invited to call anu eA-
anime our
STOCK OF REAL LACES.
The greatest bargains ever offered In this city,
ARMISTEAD & BiBB,
CORNER BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
fse l7-TuTh& StOct7l
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MARRIED.

On the 18th Instant, nv the Rev. nr. hinnige-
rode. CAZNEAU wCLEDp, OF savannah, Co.,
OF this CITY.
Galveston and savanp alb papers please copy.
On the I3th instant, bv the PeT. J: A: Proctor,
Dir. WILLIAM nARDIF to Miss LIZZIE HOW.
ELL; all of this city.
New York, Baltimore, and Washington, d. G.,
papers please copy.
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sr,n,athv with Both Sides.

4 snec;,l 70 the Tribune from somcooo!
,yhn is with the PruSSian army. and AWAY
| o,n.,r with General SHERIDAN anu
| who. furthermore, appears 10 'c "P".p''.
| Gf we NAV he pardoncd the eNl'eS''o,.' VI
that mighty general, gives an "ceo""' VI
-, ;,torvicw with BISMARCK, in when inc
rstinruishcd diplomat begun what he mao
| to say rs follows:
!. I1c fRismarckl began by expressing his
-, roSard for General Sheridan, and his
.rat;tude to the United States for their
.ympathy with Germany"
On the other hand, we have the poor, de-
,uded Parisans running crazy over recog-
milton and Mr.. WAsHBuRNE. They seem to
keep up their own pluck and hope by Jubl"
cations oyer the United States and their
generous sympathy. The little drama of
he two friends, PIERRE and JAfFlER. could
not excel the devoted attachment of the two
nations. Their flags kiss daily. lionors
ire paid by France to the grand ke-
public hourly, and Mr.. WAsHBuRNE IS
serenaded and lioniZed, and made TO speak
until we imagine he is exhausted, though
immensely endowed WITH iHt SHI vi 'h"
cab, such Cab asst is. [Does he talk French !
At last we have it that he is greeted wherever
ne goes with cheers, and that "no Ameri-
rau has been so popular in Paris since
FRASKLIS.' This we doubt; but one thlnS
wc do know. and that is that no American
It the Court of st. Cloud since FRANK
LIN deserved less popularity than WASH
BuRSE does. 4 very ordinary man-he
is narrow-mindcd, higotted, and vulgar,
utterly incapable Of approaching French
refinement and the bright features of French
civilization.
But this is not to the point. We only
meant to call attention TO the extraordinary
attitude of this country before the world,
Of being in sympathy with two great ma
tons that are at war. and receiving the
grateful acknowledgements of both III the
same time 4. The most adroit and insidlous
wanton could not more successfully play
upon two contemporary lovers.
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m77- NEW FAIL AND WINTER DRY

MT NEW FALL AND N1NTER DIX
ctTIDS A. GbiDBAEK has JUS returned from
tho northern markets with very large anu we'll
gcIcci cd stock of staple anG fancy DRY HrooS,
n II .!S &C., embracing all;he ltte no'eltleS
res, hIca he'd and browa slretn2s, sh',tings,
plaid dnrpcstics. linsevs. hng"l. and Hsdcalci
red Gan,el for rlrt.matIsm, and othcr lanncis,
white goods hosiery, gloves. d"eskins cl"tlls cas-
smeres. g. In FAC, AL other articles usually TO
r. e. ,,annd IN 90, wards OF he celebrated A:ldro-
scocrin blrarhci cotton, n only le5r. yard 500
dCz n ladies' linen handkerchief ut ana l"c
unJ.rw,:,r and a great mans other goods bought III
Nrty York auciions n, y great sacrifice, which
Will sell lowe. Than the lowest. LOOK to you, ib-
,' nd - Ill I,DLbBACk'S before purcha5-
ing elsewhere. ~ o. ~ ~ l-nad -,
o,,- hrtwcen sixth and Seventh.
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negro, nearly eighty years old, to receive
tom iashcs on the bareback for stealing
,h;rtv cents worth of rope, although he
had been confined in Jail since May last
Of course nobody believes this story ou'
nevertheless, It is good thing for foRThf'
Humphreys, MADDOX & Co. Let tie'n 60
on to Washington at once and get virgins"
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RICHMoND PUBLIC CREDIT.-Thc an
nounccment of the sale of Richmond city
bonds at Sy2. 30 is attracting attention in va
rious quarters. There are no better bonds
than those of this city. The redemption OF
none is more certain.
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mr. HAMB u RG H EDGINGS AND
IASERTISGS.-W have full supply now on
hand having made large additions TO our stock.
All kinds of CLUNY EiIiIHGS and INSERT
I<GS, VALENCIaNSES EDGINGS and r.
SERTIEG% GUIPURE EDGISGS, BLACK
THREAD LACE, INFANTS BROCK WAISTS,
INFANTS EMBROlD& PED DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and l2l5 Main str, et.
Evecy No. or COATES SPOOL COTTON from
to $50 at soc. per dozen-the trade supplied at
New York prices. au 30
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me- CARPETS! CARPETS !-BREE-
DEN & FOX $50 aOl Broad street, are now OPEN
ing A very handsome assortment Of CARPETS in
all grades and ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, to
which they invite the attention Of buyers.
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NJ BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK AL
PACAS. black AI.PACAS.-We have now In
store a full assortment II BLACK ALfACAS
from csc. to SIS, per ya"d.
Also, BpMBAZINEi. nELAINES. GRESA-
DIMES, T=MlSE, TAMARrI%E, BAREGES
and other goods suitable for dresses.
CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS Of COLLARS and CUFFS,
LOVE md CREPE Wells.
MOURNING HASDKERCHIEFS,
BLACK KID, SILh. and THREAD GLOVES,
ct LEVY SRoTHERS'.
1918 and l2l5 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to IL, ri sl.T5
a bale of five pounds. THREE ASD FOUR
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, Coo. per pound.
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A NEW HoRkoR.-We find in Yesterdays
stcte Journal and in the Washington
Chronicle 8 letter from Ea>tvlle, North
anpton, stating that the Judge of the
county court in that county had sentenced
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NEW CALICOES, NEW DE
LANES NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PANTA-
LOON sTUFFS;
A large stock of FLANNELS;
BLFACHED and USBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL;
TABLF-CLoTHS, n APK US, D0YL!ES,
and TOWELS;
Don't fail TO look III the PURE LINEN HUCkA-
BACK for towels At l63c. per yard worth Csc;
Grea, bargains in everything In the DRY GOODS
line at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street, Richmond Va.
COTTON YARN, every No. from to IL at
Sl.75 pes bundle or bale of five pounds: KNIT
TING COTTON, eOc. per pound. au3o
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HpB ED,

In Russell county Alabama, July q, Mira. Z.
p. ALIEN. wife Of Josiah Allen, ESQ. and elder
ISL. OF Wight county, Va, In the thrtieth year OF
her age.
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MT PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
STOCK TED, one HUNDRE ED
SHARES OF the above SToCk.
EDWARD COHEN,
southeast corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
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me- DISCIPLES CHURCH lSYCi1
MOxEb gLFVrNT" STREET h@A " : :,
:, Nd Observation-Disclosures o.
FyEyY LORDS Day a. II A. NJ. and s t. h'
glider + A, DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
,nr On WEDNESDAY EYEhiN'1s at - NJ
Seats fres.
parenu9ye 4o5 Twelfth street. NJ
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HESANG VEREIN VIRGINIA.-Alle
VI aitglicder, welche sich an dss am Sonntsg
III herrn Il. Briefs ,arm 8 attfndende Picnic
bcthe'lig.n wolen, wrrden ersucht schriftlich die
FAIL r Person. d. wclcLe die Wagon benui zen
wolen soeyle de Felt wann sie abfahren wolleH /,
his suLe;, stens uhr heut. i'm Verens Locale od r
H. rrl william Euker und f. Thom:s IN las-
sen. Die Abfshrt fndet um 10 uhr uno! um u r
6tatI sc l-.lL"I OAS CVM1I'C =.
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MT BREEDEN & FOX (No. 4Ol Broad
street. are nov operlng their early supplies Of
ELI, AND WITTEE DRY GOODS
sc 15-l0t
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DREss CLOTHING.

ITO THE MERCHANTS AND OTHER
j BUSINESS MEN OF RICHMOND: Tue edi-
tor and proprietor or the MECkLESBURG
HERALD, published at Boydton, the county-seat
Of that populous coulty in southside ylrgioia,
Meck'enbarg, begs leave to present Inc claims or
ness mrn of Richmond. The Mccklenburg Herald
has circulation In the equity OF Mecklenburg
that no other periodical ever enjoy ed.
Iryou W mt the trade of Mecklanburg advertisr
In the Herald. We have made u specially of our
county circulation. Besides this circulation we
imagiae we make rs many weekly visits IN other
paris uf Virginia and orth Carolina NJ any other
country paper.
hir. W. L. WHITE. at p. Weisiger 4 Co.'s, IL
our agent In Richmond. l.. +. EIECr,
! au25-eodlm Editor and Proprietor.
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UTOODENWARE

BROONS, BASKETS, BRUSHES, TUBS,
w A snBOARDS, TRAYS, CHuRNS,
SELVES. ROPES,
CLOTHES and PLow-LINFs.
BLUISG, BLACkING, DEMIJOIlSS,
LAUNDRY and TOILkT SOAPS,
and crything belonging to the Woodenware line,
for sale ut Baltimore prices by
GEORGE BAUGHMAN s. Son.
NO. 10 Fourteenth t"earl) street,
Richmond, Va
Agents for the New York Match Company'a
PhRIuR MATCHES aud D0QLEY's BAkISG
POWDER. DC lJ-eod:W