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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12
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Academy 0I Music.

Mr.. Thomas w. Keene acted the part OF
Hamlet at the Academy last night TO large
ana remarkably intelligent audience. Ii
was performance worth going long way
TO see. Hamlet has been more sinned
against by ambitious actors than any other
character in the drama. he two tragedihns
most prominent in the representation OF The
mart are Edwin Booth and Lawrence Bar
retf. No actor of the present day can well
eyDeci TO excel the first. whose face ana l0fm
seem 10 have been made for the Prince. Ana
10 Mr. Barrett ali credit must be given for
the perfection OF his acting; yet bis IS cast
iron Hamlet. He acts it too well. His act
ing is too apparent, and too much wihout
feeling: nor does be make his audience feel,
or impress them otherwise than with
admiration for his art. Mr.. Keene is a
natural Hamlet, ard he makes the
character a man, creature warm
with flesh and blood. speaking as men
speak, acting and seeming to feel as men act
and feel. 1t is this trait in keene's acting
Of Prince Hamlet that catches the sympa"
thy of an audience, that makes 1t a reasona-
ble. great performance. His dialogues are
eolloquial, and his sOliloquies, far from be-
ing stilted declamations, are delivered as
one having great burdens on his mlod
might comm2ne with himseh while the
ACTOR takes easy positions, changing AND
bumoring The speeches IN Thought ana eX-
preston. The feigncd madness is apparent
but above all is the soul.burdened man,
hiding bis secret, suspicious OF all, appoint
ING nimselfto revenge while carrying q
breaking heart. In scenes with CpIhelia
and with the Queen mother there is force
and tenderness, semblance Of the lover and
son. fulI-hearted man, thinking he "must
be cruel to be kind" keenes expressive
liace and bis flexible, soDorOus voice arms
him with power to give "a fine performance
of Hamlet, and he does not fail IN It's con-
eeptlon and execntion.-Ner Orleans
fHcayune, Nooent'er 10th.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday at the Police Court
by Police-Justiee ID. Z. Richardson:
John Branch (colored) was charged with
beating and threatening to cut bis mother
with a knife. Discharged.
Mrs. l., Rosendorf, charged with assault
ing and beating Rebeeea Coster; ana ne
becca Coster was charged with abusing
Mrs. L. Rosendorf. The case was con-
tiaued Till Monday.
Herman Morris, Isaac MOTIFS ana n. D..
Jacobs, charged with being disorderly witn'
in the Jurisdiction OF The first Marker.
John Leaman was fined $40 Tor De'pg
drunk and creating disturbance 10 tue an
boyance OF his neighbors.
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A HORSE DAsBEs INTO LEyY's WINDOW
4 little after O'Clock last night, as ihe tug
horse was being uuhltched from car No. 10
lust in front OF the Dispatch office, lbe
swingIeiree or something got between his
legs and frightened him 50 as to make MN
run off up Nam street. He took the lett
hand sidewalk, and just in front OF the Mer'
chants and Planters Bank came near run
ming over a Mrs. Phillips and her daughter,
who were passing at the time. They barely
saved themselves by running down the cell
lar steps at that point. The horse then, II
seems, in his fright, becoming dazz'cd by
the lights around, dashed at Levy's store,
and. breaking into the iron gateway, sblV-
cred one OF the handsome plate-glass show
windows by thrusting the iron rod OF me
gate through it. The glass was very hand
some, and was ordered from France espe'
cially for this store at cost OF about $500.
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A correspondent writes us from Dorer
Mills, GooenlaHa county. that Hiss Lois
Brown, daughter OF Dir. James ID. Browr,
was badly burned on the night OF ihe 9th.
Her dress caught from the ire on the
hearua. Her injuries are chiefly about the
,-eck asd shoulders. and though very severe,
il e hoped that she viii recover
Ca etaiu IL w. Howgate, who has tender
cd his resign stIon, has been ordered 10 set.
lie his ,ccoBrts as disbursing officer, after
which his res,anatioa will be pro,cptly &c.
cepted.
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tbs WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold, the thermometer on Church Hill reg
is,ering 100 st sunrise. Later during the
day IL had moderated considerably.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 10 /;
. A. NJ, %; noon. "a; p. NJ, 80; 9 +.
NJ, 36; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 30 l G.
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-The grand jury
OF the United States Court was in session
yesterday aud found indictments against
John w. Jones, Joseph Scammell, and VIII
SON West. OF Chester; and f. VI. Gregory.
William st. Paul PuIliam, and Joseph Car
ter. OF Manchester. The grand jury was
adjourned over until January 18th. The
Judges will be tried In April.
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IvrgRNAL.REyENUE CoLLEcrIoSs.-Th'
internal revenue collections for the week
endlno Yesterday were as follows:' Mon
day. 3. 1914; Tuesday. s5,45l.l1 Wed
nesdav, S4,I0338; Thursday, ss,533.S2
Friday S3,l2909; Saturday, 90, o.
total s3S.G94 81. The collections for thu
nrev,ous week amounted to S32, ,006.64.
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Observation-Disclosures.

REV. X. X. BURTs, or Mansia, Fla, says
"Turr's PILLS are held In h!gb repuie as liver
regulator Ia this hot climate In facf, hardly know
how we could get along without them. Chils and
fever have lost their dread CUR people take one or
two doses Of the pills aud follow It with iieen grains
Of Qninlne, divided in ihree d,ses, daring the day.
The ague never fetnrns"
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For CHRISTMAS PRESENTS aud Holiday Goods
or al Ind. such as DoIi shell-BJxesi Psrfumery'
so,ns sils H,udkerehefs Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons
I.cs.. scarfs. sacks Hoods, shasls, Ciosks, Dol
mans. Blankets. Dress Goods, Carpets, Rugs fan-
al. cor.ets underwear. Jeweby. Rufninss, Se'
ne"' ~, p.&E. MIrTELDoRFkR's,
a'"k"" SGT Broad street.
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AUCTION sALt MONDAY.

Bs-O all salesof Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last OF June the taxes FOR lbe
present year have 10 be paid 10y The purchaser. ON
all sales made between the 1st OF July and last OF
the year the tIxcs have 10 be naid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years aeo
by an the real estate agents IN Richmond, aud APP
pies t0 Richmond and vicinity
r. HOLZiNGER, Hgh-Constable. lO% A. NJ. iilr-
nlture, stoves, extebsiOn.tabc. sewing. ma
chine. child's crib. &c.
RICHARDsOE & Co. * L. NJ, commissi0ntrJ
safe OF bui ding lots I'm the town OF Fulton.
cox SMITH. 1928 Main street, 10 a. NJ, grSce-
rics. Ac.
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CLOSING OF THE MISSION AT ST. PETERS
CATHsDRAL.-The successful mission which
has been given at 81. Peters Cathedral by
the Paulst fathers during the past two
weeks will close to-day at high mass. IL
has been largely attended both morning and
evening, and at times every seat was occu'
pied, there being only standing room in the
aisles. Tonight at 1880 O'Clock mission
will be begun for the colored people.
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OFFICERS ELsCTED.-At the last regular
meeting OF the Society OF Junior Workers
of st. Marks Protestant Episcopal church
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing six months: George A. Hill, presi-
dent; Mrs. Richards Riches. yice'pre'i'
dent; Miss Maggie f. Mitchell, secretary I:
Miss Rosa Karr. treasurer; Ernest Harris,
chaplain; Miss Dora NJ. Denzler, organst (;
and Alexander Jennings, sergeant'at-arms.
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Thus, dear reader, ends another chapter
of our sightseeing, and we have scarcely
begun. There remains yet much OF Christ
mas belongings undiscovered, and of which
we will have something to say betimes.
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DICAMoND THEATRE.
GRAND FASHIONABLE EVENT.


THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MAT tNEE.
CONMFNCfNG THURSDAY. DECEMBER l61H,
THOMAS ". kt ENE.
suppOfied bV the charming tragic actress
Miss HENRIETTA NADEkS.
FRAZIER. CtULltR, W-TANiA ALLEN,
FRANK ROCHE,
and a spfcialV- selected cOmia under The man.
agemeni OF W. n. HAYDEN.
TUTRSIbAl EVENING DrcsmDer lOth. Bull
uer's beautiful play, in Eve acts. OF RlCHtLlEu.
,,,rdinai Ricbeneu......... see. Thomas w Koene.
FRIDAY EVENING. december l7Ih,
Sbakspesrt's trag, dv. 10 i've acts. OF hAMLtI.
Hamlet. ..-...........s--- uOoae W. hteAt'
SATURDAY MATINEE.
ShakSneare's comedy. in tour acts, or
Tue MERCHANT OF VENICE:
ShylOck ihomas W heehe'
SATURDAY FNENiSG. - cembor Slh,
last appearance of Mr.. 4. W. keene. on which oc-
casion will De pre- enied Shakspeare's MS
tOriCal ,raRedN. In SIX aclS, OF
RICHARD ILL.,;
OR. THE RAT1LE OF BDSWOETH FIELD.
Glosler afterwards King Richard NIB
Thomas W. ktene.
sale OF seats commences at the Ibenre ana al
de 11-5t
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FAE fsS.

TBURCU FAIR.-Tbe LADIES of ST.
" JOHx'S GERMAN CHURCH will bold a
FAIR Al 10. 52s Broad street for The benefit or
their new chm en- Dui ding. To which they cOidlaly
MONDAY NEXT, aud TO continue through ihe
week. uc ii'h
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| A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE 4 BAKERS de-
licious CARBoLIc MoUrH-wAsH. II destroy the
| offensive odor caused bv diseased gums aud de-
caycd teeth and speedily stores them to healthy
col dition. Price, nfsy cents bottle.
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WE HAVE JUST OPENED AN ELEGANT STOCK
OF CHILDREN's AND Boys ULSTERs, bought very
low on account of The afness OF the season, aud We
will sell them cheaper than any house in town.
OvERCoATs and ULsTERs at al prices from $3.50
upwards MCADAMS K BERRY,
Tenth aud Main streefe.
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ROCK AND RYE, with GLYCERINE, &C., is tie
only real medicinal preparation for luDg- or threats
diseases, coughs, &c. and is sold only In drugstorts
II must no: he confounded with alcoholic beverages
of uke-sOundiDg names.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower temperature and
barometer, warmer south 10 west winds,
partly cloudy weather.
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BEAUTIFULLY wBi-R TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE & BaKxR's sAPoSrSr DsSrf-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove inctnicnt tartar
and scurf. Price, dfsy cents box.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF YOUNG MAN FROM
DROWNING The beautiful ice on the lake
at the reservoir attracted a large number or
skaters, and among them Mr.. Arthur H..
Pleasants, son OF our townsman, Mr. George
ID. Pleasants. There is place on the lake
where the water rarely or never freezes, as
the water from the reservoirs comes out
there. Yesterday while Mr.. Pleasants was
skating he came 10 this place, and, as The
water looked so clear and smooth, he thought
| il was frozen over. Unfortunately, however.
he was mistaken, and into the hole he went,
and sank. He rose and swan to the edge, but
the zee broke with him. ana he went down
again. Some OF his friends then gave him
plank, but this turned, aud he sank Sc
cond time. lie was finally taken out. how
ever. cold and exhausted, aud unconscious,
his body limp and apparently lifeless. Drs.
|C. w. L. Brock and Oppenheimer were
called in, and after vigorous efforts and
careful treatment young PleaSaDts was fully
restored. He was taken first TO the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Trahern, in the neighOor-
hood, where he was cared for until the Of
tcrnoon, when he was taken home, corner
First and Canal streets.
Messrs. Field and Jones also went into
The hole earlier in the day, but they gol out
without much difficulty.
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.Pru EsrAyE JoURyAL."-Received
,.a., Me.srs. X. Il. Cbsffiu a. Co. copy Of
,hsss yery credltabIe Real Estate journal.
!. ia = rell gotten up, ana reflects great credit
,'non ~ ,Sem as enterprising businessmen.
They claim for their hrst edition ~'oVo
copies.
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Have your Photographs taken at LEE GALLERY.
LEEGALLERY Photographs lovely for Christmas.
LEE GALLERY Photographs deiightall.
We recommend the LEE GALLERY, Main street,
Tor beautiful Photographs and low prices.
COLUMBUS Candy, Fraits, and Confec ions
or the choicest and rarest selections,
Liove-tokens, Fruit, Bon Bons, eniiclng,
UInequalled Ia fIyor possessing.
NJ ~ Jeles-the purest. the best
q ) your judgment contened III rest.
L uder no conditions pass his door.
stop Purchase at COLUMBUss store,
32l Broad street.
d & Z. MITTELDORFER have received fresh
supply of Carpets and Rugs fcOm auction al very
low prices.
80 AS TO ACCoNMODATE
those who
CANNOT VISIT OUR STORE DURING
Tue DAY
We have cOnclud,d 10
OPEN OUR STORE on
SATURDAY EVENINGS, December lih and 18Th
AT O'CLOCK.
| We viii close cur store on Christmas-Eve at 4Aa
o'clock M so supply your wants before that time
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NJ kLLYsoS CO.. advertising agents. inert adj
ve,isements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch coun,iug-roo Will receive prompt auen-
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SAVE MONEY by having your prin'lss . ~as ~''s ,ns
DISPATCH PRiSTISG-houst' .o1 "'-'
priccs. and satisfaction guAanIeeu
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GRAND SUCCESS.

A GRAND SUCCESS
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
or THE
BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF FGLASS.BLOWERS
AND THEIR
WONDEsS IN GLASS.
AT 303 EAST BROAD, MEAN THIRD SIREhI;
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER l3 III.
An elegani case of GLASS WORK, valued al S75,
win be presented 10 the DandsOmest baby IN Rich
mOnd This week, To be decided by biiot; votes Tree.
Facn visitor dufiug the week viii be entitled 10 one
vole TIE presentto be awarded ON SATURDAY
ara 4. NJ.
open afternoons from 2:So to o; evenings from
7:39 10 10.
AIvisi'ors receive specimens Of glass work free.
Admission Is CENTS NJ. II. WALSH.
a. la Manascr.
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DEAD. READi! READl!!
CHEAP NEWSPAPER.

In consequence of certain newsd<s'sss esesss
down newspapers 10 newstoys | hays also CON.
eluded 10 reduce INV prices rot oa'y to ihs ne~s-
boys, bui TO my psr ms and The papiic xsnsrs,'y.
nov sell The New York Herald a. ThaEh ttSto
rsY sanv n. IsssNAnta
T.eIf' S23 ,at Mxiu slfssts
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FESTIyITY
RIGHTLY RESTRAINED, A HAPPY HOLIDAY,
BOREAs- BLAST BLOOMS BLUSHING BEAUTY
AND THE BUSY BUYERS GAiLY TRIP
THE STREET, CHRISTMAS TRADE
GROWING LlvELY-WHERE
you WILL FIND THE
PRESENTS.
Joy go with the festive day."

Two weeks more, aud Christmas will be
upon us. Those who will have prepared
for its proper observance will felicitate
themselves upon their forethought, and the
fruit Of their prudence will be the Joy 1t
occasions; while those who neglect to make
suitable provision will be annoyed with
sef-reproach mid the general festivities
around them. The clear, bracing weather
| is inspiring, and the Christmas trade is al
ready becoming lively. Our principal
streets are looking unusually gay with the
crowds OF busy buyers, their cheeks all
aglow and animated by an "eager and nip
ping air." Yes, the season is prOpilious.
aud il behooves each and every one accord
ing to his means to make all happy about
bin. Let the rich especially assist the poor,
the Door assist themselves, and all do what
they can for merry and happiness.
But while inspiring the Joyous fe'tlyiiies
OF Christmas let no one indulge the thought
that we would counteDaDce for an instant
the unholy and riotous biality which often
characterizes its observance. The true bap-
pincss Of this festival, siuce it has its origin
from the fountain head OF Cbristianity-the
| birth OF Christ-consists in innocent recrea'
tions and sports and joyous demonstrations
that are tempered with proper ideas oi
Christian moderation. Above all, let the
dear little ones he merry; let them see In
this festival faint resemblance OF that hap.
piness which He came on earth TO prepare
for them. And just here, a word to you
people who would in your sober old age
curtai the Joys OF youth, the pleasure in
which you once INDUCED, and are now nc
longer suited for. Learn to know that 1t /:
not the young people and their customs
which change-it is you who are growina
cd. HoIace, who wrote two thousan(
wears AGO, speaks OF those old people who
are wont TO say "things are not Eow as the,
were when we were boys" And when 20,
feel inclined 10 ciy out against the practice
of the young people, and would even fee
tempted to write an article against tn
firing of pop-crackers, take to your>elve
the words of Holy Scripture vi whicl
, Job censures his friends knowledge whe'
he saws: "No doubt bn; ye are the peoIl
and wisdom shall die with you"
But the proper theme of this article
where YOU will lind Christmas presents
cries out against this DEPRESSION, and th
u. q. being called, we must proceed to th
discussion OF the previous question.
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CLEOPATRA
-

Her power was retained by force Of tcssensr
chpms. She led the old "boys- captive whenever
she TAXED" pretty TO them and showed her teeth.
History should tell us that she used sozoDoSr, but
It don't. The preparation she used might have had
another name then. -
hare anaiy zed The whiskey known under he
brand Of b sELscT," controlled bv Mcssrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co, Richmond. Va, aud fud 10
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL aud other impuri les
and recommend as use for medieinsl and faaily
purposes. j. u. }iCCAw, VI. p,
late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College or
Virginia.
January 13. 1872.
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EMINENT DIR. W. =. srxrAnT'

DabiinohEs "httETs
- 1con6denty recommend Colden's LTFBio's
LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF for consumption, De.
bllity. weakness, &C. have tested IL with uniyer-
sal succese.
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HOTELS.
s. u. ,ROBBiSS,
Memphis. lem

W. H EELDEN. s. II. ROBBiSS,
Lyacbbnrs. Va. Memphis, Tenn.
METRoP0LlrAN HOTEL,
WI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BITWEgs SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
WASHINGTON, ID. Z.
The undtc ened hef leave 10 aDponnc to the pub
lie aBd ther Old patrons of the Arlington aud Nor
veil Lyneagnrg Va Arlington. Dabyille. va;
kiIubsIl house. Atlanta Planters Hotel, Augusta
Ca aud Overson Boiel, Memphis. Tenn, that they
lhave leased aOr term OF Years the MEfkOPOli-
TAN (foruerly Bsowr'sl HOTEL, siluat.d on
iPcnnsylvanlr avenue midway between the Capitol
a nd The Executive Mansion, and within block OF
The railroad dapOt.
The house hss been painted. re efurDifhed, and re.
G,ted ia every de nsrtment, Is thoroughly heated
with sleam. aE,dlsiin'eyery res Dect FIBST-cLAsS
J0x CSE. Our dhaIRes VIII be moderate. and no
mans spared 10 gave entire satisfaction TO our
esls. One q Otls lirolhSrs' elevators csrSies the
GV Is 10 eytry fodr, aDdTxns dsy and niglt. StPf et
Eass'ays 10 alt psrssof the cdy pass tbe door:
SEEDkN & ROBBINS.
.de4.lw ,Piopriete-s.
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UbCKINGHA@ HOHEL,
- s$lyIH AykS,k AND IN FTiBTtlssTREBT
l0QSnsiie laitedrsll,
vanw YQRK.
&SoSLIN & fsdLER, A'RokBIEToRs.

D~4l4tuliy situateffn The very centp OF the most
fsshsIa5se eresidebess.,ssbnrahes schools, &c. nes
the GFauc eniIa f<tssgd hgp0i. wibia three i1is-
uits xatsH the EievsiSs road asd siadison- ayenae
cars.
PslrsaitzsS by the Sea families Of 'E9rope and
America.
.obdselaL,n the EUSarFAN PLAN.
REsIAtksNT UAsAr&$AS ASSED. CHARGES
EEAsOxAbffs~ oeS S-<Sd3m
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COHEN BROTHERS, corner OF Broad and
Fourth sireets.-We shall open with this
energetic and entcrprising hrm, WHO oc.
cupy stand that. from the association OF
our younger days, we bold in great esteem.
Great improvements have taken place In The
old building, and MeSsrs. Cohen Brothers,
who are 1--we businessmen, are now Offering
lot OF holiday goods, in the selection OF
which they have spared no expense in order
TO make a mostaitractire display. Tbere you
will find not only ornamental articles, but
goods that are useful and serviceablc. Look
al their handsome catal, que temptingly dis
played in another column; and as The sun
creeps over the eastern horizon on Monday
morning its rays will most assul edly be shed
upon you, dear reader, entering the doors
of this wellreeuIated establishment. The
Cohen Brothers are wont to have at regular
intervals stated opening days, but during
the busy period between now aud Christmas
every day will he an opening day at this
buey store.
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LEC1 CRES.

A LECTU RI
IA on TIE
LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON
Will b. delivered at
MOZART II A III
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 22d, al
O'Clock. for the benefit OF the Yorktown Fund
Of The Governor Guard, CnmDany +, First
Regimeht Virginia Volunteers,
by the ctb bbrtttd statesman,
IIoN. ID. W. TO0RHEES, OF INDIANA.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
FREE LUNCH.

CREE LUNCH Having iaker ~ ~
II th,, house corner OF Twelfth sUd&Ak~
Cary streets. viii have grand open wv
Ing on MONDAY, 18Th. .ners viii he D. ss1J 30
see my FRIENDS and all Others VINO Wish 10 get Tue
| b.H LIQUORS, CIGARs,Se. :, t.nr,,s
de ~ ~ Vs. Nt>ircc.
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DIcnMOND THEATRE.

DICnMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, DkCEsEKR 18Th.
CONCERT.
MENDRLssoBN QulNTETTg CLUB
Df BOSTON,
ORGANIZED 1S4o.
This renowned t9ub. whose record oI more ihan
,birfv wears of successive iriumphs Is known TO
i"yerS of music throughout ihe land. Is The most
n,rtect combination OF It's character on this CONT
nent aud Is fn The front rIng OF sin liar orsanEt-
lions 10 the world. ,,,,.
tStDtlR >CH<iTZLER R......................Nlol VIOLIN
FE.sT THIELF.................... E.onh'
THOMAS RYAN,. ..... Clarinet and Viola
uuttqfiAM M~rUADE......... 80. Flute and Viola.
IRTDERtCK 6ItSt....................Ni Nioionceio.
Assisted by ihr Distinguished Il vocalist,
MISS MARIE NFLLI<i
Hox.,heet opsns MONDAY at RAMOS MosEs's
ana Theatre - 9 A. VI.
AyU Ayssmis.on. 25. SO and 75c. No extra charge for
r.N,erd seslS 6e 1l.4t
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,ICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMoND THEATRE.
DAVENPORT.
LATEST NEW YORK SUCCESS.
Dramatic nit Of the sedsou.-Neio York Herd'd.
ONE MIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 14TH,
FANNY DAVENPORT
KATt VIVIAN.
AN AMERICAN GIRL.
ELABORATE SCESEkl by Mr.. Duhocq.
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY!
MOST SUPERB COSTUMES
Admission. so, 75c.. aud 81. No extra charge
for secured seats. .
Box. sheet opens SATURDAY A. NJ. at Ramos
& MOses's aud Office OF Theatre. de lo III
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VI NEtTINSsS.

NROE LODGE, KNIGHTS OF
ltI IIUNOR.-A meeIlng OF the Lodge viii be
held on TUESDAY NIGHT, 1itb Of December, ut
~ O'CLOCK.
A Lecture viii I've given by R,y. rr. PIrT-->nO.
jacf. " Knights uf Honor
Mernb RS OF sister lodges cordially Invited toimet
with us. Members families also invited 10 lac lee
lure. j. II. TAYLOR.
J.S VAN HORN. Committee.
Wv. GLAZtBR00k.)