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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-06
AUCTION SALES,
d NCOA d WARN NOC X,
I AUCTIOSEERS,
5lsS No. A0 MARKET Street.

5lsS No. 5ao MARKET Street.
VERY LARGE AND IN PORTANT TRADE SALE
70 PoE soHT PRLsES ESt I sHIEs AM AND Tue ASPaoHDoiH
ne hRD n Hs f0W F EsR9
B. DlAMENT CO, No. Al MURRAY STREET,
We will sell on
at 10 Clock the entire Saisuce Of the soOye r@ @s
pGEtStiOn & q reh Paris fancy goods eeS%pis5g W.;
mache from medium 70 very richest % styles cabas,
csses, handkerchief boxes, gents toilet boxes and
dressing pencil ,xes, writing cases and desks
stands the finest Imported; comb boxes, money safes
cigar tobacco stands ash stands IN Itch holders
card presses fancy be Is, reading desks jewel boxes
ancy butter Shessc and egg dishes with anqae ses ca
Also s'' new perfume fruits on plates baskets, and
trees.
and boards fancy bronze goods calenders Paris fancy
brushes meerschaum pipes German and French me-
'1'l'' anu D'''H 4sTiQGE IA BIEs
with marble, porcelain, papier mache and GTecian
tOpsi sewing tables spd Iperells nnTaa St9nds'
Also = cases, full assortment OF China, wax kid
WALLETS TRAVELLING GAGS, AND ALBUMS
sO t1l ne Paris ianey & M r2SsS pocket wallets for
sRd bass SSGs IN sseat STst cigar
French H travel ing bags etc etc. in'ieS
SO a full assoft@eni Of Paris morocco, velvet and
e''' 0"' GERMAN WOOL SHOES.
Also, a invoice OF German Wool shoes.
The above sale will be ound TO compriss the
of rich goods offered at auction in this city
and orthy tine special attention OF buyers. ll24t
gINE FREkCH CL jCKS.i
Also invoice OF tine Frenea clocks compu ing the
finest assortmen rom medium to very rich goois ever
offered IN this city, with fine real bronze dgules and
'i0pi SiA ~ N's WEAVER DU TIERS
Also full line OF tine feather brushes and busters for
Also an invoice Of tiue DOC Eet cutlery
PtRFU dERH
so cases OF fine French perIumery.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF GERMANTOWN
FANCY KNIT GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTlONS
AND MILLINERY GOoDs, by Catalogue, on a
Credit,
November 8, mencing at 10 o'c' ock ineuIed vii
be found full end desirab assortment the newest
and most seasonable goods In the market. il69t
ID SCOTT JR., AUCTIONEEp
DINO. 1910 Chestnut STREET. AIS
OARD-We are now prepared TO make arrangsu,or.s
for special sales Of OIL Paintings, Stauary or anv ne
0rks Of Art our location being In the centra ~ ths
most feshiOnabe thorOughfare OF city makes A. a
desirable resort or connolsseurs and lovers Of art 10
IN B-sales Of merchandise in general solc,,od p.,
sonal attention given 10 ou doors ales b. sooTT ia
ABSOLUTE SALE OF FRAMED ENGRAVIUns
II On Tuesday and Wednesday eVenmos ASN"
November 8 and a. at ~ O'clock at Scott,o Art
Gallery No 1920 Chestnut street, splendid COLLECTION
OF 1ne Framed EngrRvinRs
Now openfOr examination. IlBH
68A WRITTEN AND VERBAL. DEscRIP-
RkfS ti0ns OF character. with advice on hnSiness!
w Jhsalth. education etc, given daily, by
&S AZ No as Il TENTH styestS 49, y oAPBs ,
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STATE OF MAINE.

Sorlt ~.
TO ths Hsaorabis Justices of tAs Supreme Judicial
Court, holden at dUrsd, IN and for ths County Of
fork, on hs fourth Tuesday Of May, 4. u. one
tAoassnd sigAf hundred and sirty-sirs
The undersigned Sarah Jane Cooley. Of Lining
too, in the County Of York, vile OF Charles T..
Cooley, formally Of said Liminytou, now in parts
respectfully represents and gives this Honorable
Court n understand that she was lawfully married
to said Charles X. Cooley, at said Liinington on
the fourteenth day OF August, A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and my nino. by tho Revd. John
r. Cooley. minister of the gospel, and duly au.
thorised by Law 70 solemnise marriagesi that she
the said Sarah J. Cooley. hath ever since the said
said Charles 4, Cooleyi Yet the said Charles T.
Cooley regardless OF his marriage vow and coyen-
ant, did AT Saco, In the said County. at various
times In the months OF June, July and August of
one Jane Chase, and at various other times during
said months, at said Saco. cohaht with divers lewd
women, whose names are to the Libelant unknown;
and afterwards, and In the month OF January, lS65
the said Charles X. Cooley did cruelly desert her,
the said Sarah Jane Cooley and hath nsver sinoe
returned to her or contributed TO her support but
continues to remain away and IN some place un-
known, Wherefore tho libelant being fully con.
WINGED that she can never again live with her sail
husband. and believing u 70 be reasonable. proper
aud conducive TO domestic harmony, and consist.
ent with the peace and morality Of soo'ety, prays
that she may be lawfully divorced from the bonds
of matrimony with hSr said husband, and as In
SARAH J. COOLEY.
Sworn TO and subscribed on this twenty -arst day
~, OF May. A ID. ono thousand eight hun
SI.R.s.} dred and sixty-sx.
30cts. Before me, VIZ. NJ. Macarthur.
wv Justice Of the Peace.
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To hs Honorasie yastiess Of tle Supreme Judicial
Court merit TO be holden at ALfred, wIfhia and for
ns County Of York, on hs JouriA Tuesday OF
Nay, A. d. issq' = i Ta, '.Itf
Frncies r. Smith, Of saco, In the County Of
York and state OF Maine. vito OF William =.
Smith Of Laconia, In the County OF Befsnap In
the State OF New lllmpshire, libels and gives this
married TO the said William ?. smith on the third
day or May, A. ID 1861, and hiss always behaved
towards him a. faithfui and loving wifei yet the
A. ID. Is6i.. uilrully and without any .iustiaa6le
cause deserted her and wholly neglected 10 make
any provision for her support. and has continued
81 IN de~vtion and neglect ~ the present time.
ducive 10 domestic harmony and consistent with
the peace and morality Of society. she pIays that
the bonds OF Watrimony betw her and her said
husband may be dissolved, and ~ duty hound
Will ever pray FRANCES T. SMITH,
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, IS. III
Al the supreme Judicial Court, begun and held
at Alfred within and for said County Of York. on
the thru Tuesday OF September, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Libelsnt give notice 10 the said william Z. Smith
to appear before the Justices OF our said supreme
judicial Court, To be held at Saco, within an for
said county OF York, on the arst Tuesday OF jan
ed copy III said libel nd this order thereon -FOUR
teen days Tor by publishing the same three weeks
snccessively In the Union and Journal, newspa-
per printed In Blddcford In said County, the last
publication thereof TO DO thirty days., at least.
before the sitting er said Court, that he may then
and there In our said Court shew cause, " any he
have, why the prayer Of said Libel should not be
80. Attest, C.B. LORD, Clerk. j
SIN ST. A true copy OF the Libel and order Of
5ets. Court thereon.
WV Attest, z, D. LORD. Clerk,
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THE UNION &c. J0URNAL,
LEGAL.
State of Maine.
YORK.,s.

YORK. IS. ..-r...
/ 80 crs. Ssprsms JsSiesal Court. .eft
lLR.S % Be koldss at Sdeo, for and
49, within said aCovpty- Of yerk.
airy. a. D. 1867; ~ ca
NJARGARET A. MELLEN. Of Berwick, In said
vi County Of York. respectfully iihels and gives
is SG y ss,sss E:.S Sos 4
ford, and state d New llampsAirs, en- Che twenty:
third day Of March. A. d. ls6! that your iioeiiant
and said Kastsse, since eaid inssrmsrritys Pave
.S ais.ed = husband and siss o. ,.,s bs,s
always. bshaved ksrseif a. ehsste, faithful and
frectionats wife towards said EsstaosI bat thss
the said EustAee, wholly regardless OF his mar.
=. s,.., F a.
make any proper or BILE provision Cor the sup
port Of your llbellant since the LET day Of June,
A. r. and tia. he on ..ia ;is d.y OF 9, ' .n
client cause, deserted your libeliantJ and that
both before ana since the list day OF January, A.
ID. 1855, said Eustsce had contracted, and contin.
ued to indulge In gross and confirmed habits OF
Wherefors, and because 10 l. reasonable and
proper, conducive 30 domestic harmony, and con.
sistsnt with the 'pescs And morality OF society.
your lbellant pays shst shs bond; 9, mstrmohSy
that suitable alI@ony may be decreed
70 her and that she may be permitted TO fe-as-
sumo the name of Margaret A. Shorey, and, A. In
duty bound will ever nsS ARG A. MELLxs.
IIPON the foregoing libel, Ordered, That the ~
libel by publishing the same, aud this order thsre-
IN, In the Union and Journal. uswspapsf pub.
llshed ut B,ddeford, In the County Of York, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last publication to be at
least thirty days before the Rfst Tuesday OF Jan.
uary, A, d. 1867, that the respondent may then
appear before said Court TO be held ~ saco, with
In and Tor said County, and shew cause why the
prayer In said libel should not he granted.
RUFUS r. TAPLEY,
Justice Sup. Jud. Court.
saco, Nov. q 1866. 81 E i 3wi6
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STATE OF MAINE

YoRK, IS. s,, -.
Al the supreme judicial Court, begun and hold
at Alfred. within and for said county OF York. on
Lord one thousand eight hundred und sixty.six,
upon the foregoing Libel, ordered, that the Libel.
ant give notice to tho said Charles Z. Cooley W
appear before the Justices Of our said supreme Ju.
dicial Court TO he held at Saco within and for said
county Of York, on the hrsi Tuesday or January
next, by publishing an atcsted copy of said libel
the Union and Journal, n newspaper printed At
Biddeford In said County OF York, the last publ.
cation thereof to be thirty days, at least before
the sitting OF said Court, that he may then aud
there In oui said Court show cause, II Ray he have
why the prayer Of said Libel should not be granted
Attest. Z. u. LORD, Clerk.
~ A true copy Of the Libel and order Of
)6c cts. Attest CD LORD, Clerk.
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q GARD or DIRECTORS.

JOHN wADSwoRTn GEORGE T. HopE Psdnt Continent"
LAW.
HE AEXH RdpS Alexander
ocx n,,. p, Co. SAMUEL " roRREY % Exchange pl.
D''$ 1s''
HURLBUT President Second
LIE Aqr s%s sy B r. Co. CORNELIUS AaNEw
JAMES NJ Asuhp re' " WILLIAM WALKER
Coz President American E uEGaSs rhih"o' " W. VIZ" ""
HENRY Lord Counsel FREDERICK W. Do"NE W. W. Dss
IG,s Lay E MyoroN York WILLIAM
KENNEDY, 90 Phh Avenue NePhsT
Mutual
. Company nh""' 'io"""'oSS'aN 'N''N'N'
,ouu .nswoRrH Psraprxr BEwLEY. SecRrrAlI
HcnnhRDGE ALEXER w. BRADFORD
HENRI - sDw AID LAMBERT, NJ D. MEDICAL EXAMINE,
General Agents for State of Maine.
r n = HOOPER Office Block (R,,,,,o,,
Ti,0M as OIINBY,. g. W. p. Counting Room, ''
Who permitted the following gsnlomsn' ..
rrqo IT, f.; III SsfssS $sSs nAA''4
HOOK Hss 5 5asEEs f. EA 5EESiSo, }}sse'.
# H: H: VI $S|S { G ,iSs$ss:S r''n's
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.eal Estate for Sale!

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LOST (!

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LIFE INSURANCE.

ro y OFFICE NO 90 LIBERTY STREET.. N
the 7oR1oma. ,os~r STOCK LrrE INSURANCE. coxrax1 OF
EassEs = s@4 THE UNITED STATES g'erlE
atsxs INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF LIFE
Insurance, such as Accident, Fire and Marine, |
lalH ARE NOT assunasd by this Company.
OF TINS
70 First Glass FL ealthy. Lives.
THE DIsTLxcTIpE FEATURE ra,
whih DISTANT enrsssf and usos
portion Of the excessive and unnecessary
meh.gsdn ast Instance - - $50. .'.
-..ea1a1 ~ 1LLUsrRAroM
s. .s., IL Of 'Sstas
Immediately him 10 the "univa the san
This paid company soEn3 "s ''H "a
him tho ssT% $3.50 "a t.rs.
nnsds b0na or addition
~ The early sn Of
n. m,.a, bu, must s the thing he sp
n. eonqu'nty the greater A' sam nn'a'
zen, on mi. event tn. greater the polsyaos, 10
nlurs Importance p'niau'in s'.i terms may
b stated cont the rate premium the ." amount
money greater And " thai 'aasa'a
G"Ss
,v,s,., and dividend ofy~ cent" payable
q, Of arsysAs -.u7.r ..
nv N, a, p.u til. nu s. . premium u.
Company the full value urs OF tho premium PSa
position of The risk himself
.h,, by the ",e lie this country vi"
Justify and forfeiture policies nearly '.''II lower THAI
those charged by thsmsio Mutual Companies
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9l!E15I|Ez)
Patented NInr 30, 1900.

This 10 an article Tor washing without rubbing
except In very dirty places, which will require q
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations
cLotHEs, but will leave them much whittier than
ordinary methods. without the wear and tear.
IL removes grease spots As " by magic, and
sotens the dirt hy soaking 50 that rinsns viii In
ordinary cases entirely remove IL.
This powder Is prepared IN accordance win
chemical science and upon process peculiar to
ITSELF which 10 seeuTe'l by Letters Patent. 10 has
been In use for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal tAyoIite wherever 10 has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the
IL saves ali the expense Of soap usually used
on cotton and linen goods
u saves most Of the labor Ofrubblng. aud wear
Also, for cleaning windows II Is unsurpassed
with one quarter the tune and labor usually
required 10 fmparts beautiful gloss and lus,re,
much superior 10 any other mode. No water re
Quired except To motsten the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can he readily appreciated nv ~ single trial.
The cost of washing iar family of i've or six per-
sons will not exceed InREs cSSTs.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been intrcdac
ed to the public which have rotted the cloth, OF
failed In removing the dirt. bat knowing the In
trnsic excellence Of this article they confidently
proclaim 10 rs being adapted to rnoet - demand
which has long existed, AMI which has heretofore
remained uusuPpiied
...... & MANUFACTURED NJ
HOWE & STEVENS.
400 BROADWAY, BOSTON.
For sale BY Groser' and Dealers everywhere.
9miO
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"Ic., so,,-"Exactly",-S ,-Solon shingle said ;
Lev were there every time" II he zen
"wley' in the morning ne TOOK ,r IiApss" PisnIs.
'm. Rttars II he lacked appetite, was WEAK, ian,
IN rr mentally oppressed, he took Plantation
S,,,r, and they never failed toset him ON his pins
>Ig.S w S%r>%ns want any better authority but as
me may. Just read the following
owe much to yon for
-.-..v believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
ny ."@@Exv. W. II. wAGoyEI. Madrid. "
have been great sufferer
,r.~ dyspepsia. and had 10 abandon preaching
! The Plantation Bitsr> have cured me-
"EEv. {. 4. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appette-was SO
r..s .u4 eucrra,ed could hardly walk, aud had
. prr'rr, dread Of society: -, Inc
JAMES HElMlSWAl, 81. Louis, Mo.
The Plantation Bitters have
,.-.! me Of q arrangement Of the kidneys and
,-.ary organs, that distressed me for years. Ihey
&c. c. MOORE. 2S! Broadway, n. "
NJ. n. VI. pEvOE, manager Of the Union Home
~Eu-sttoF soldiers Children; says she " has gwen
A, ID. the weak and invalid children under her
~, 20. with the most happy aud gratifying re-
...g. We have received over a hundred rcains
~ >ach certificates, bnt no advertisement Is :"
,H.,tEye A. what people themselves say ol Sood
...f.e our fortune and our reputation Is at stake.
Tl. original quality and high character oi these
goods viii be sustained under every ana an cif-
r.u>tauCee. They have already obtained sale
IL. -yrIv town. village parish. aud hamlet, among
civilized nations Base imitators tiy to come as
near our name and style ~ they can and because
good article cannot he sold a. low ~ poor one,
tn-v lind som. support from parties who do not care
whS, they scil ke on yonr guard. See our pri-
y.tg stamp over the CORK -, r.,
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold hv all druggists.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPoR-
T.TJoN COMPANY has introduced into It's
business novel and very important fea-
ture, by which large additional security IS
guaranteed to all shippers of money and
valuable packages. 1t has effected ar
rangcmentS with a number OF leading In
surance companies, principally III New
York, such as the Sun, Security, Manhat-
tan. Metropolitan, and Phoenix, by which
the entire contents of the money chests OF
the express company are insured against
common carriers risk. In addition to the
liability of the company for all losses, the
shipper has, therefore, the further security
of these well-known insurance companies
whose capital and surplus assets represent
a total value of about Sl5,O00,OOO, and
who, by the transportation policies nov
issued, place themselves, in fact, in the
stead of the express company, and Dlnd
themselves to make good all losses fol
which it, as common carrier, can be held
responsible.
The policies of the several companic:
underwriting the risk generally cover al
amount of fifty thousand dollars each
The aggregate amount covered by any one
risk is five hundred thousand dollars. But
as the risks are generally of short duration
and are constantly repeated, this gives Du'
faint idea of the magnitude OF the pro-
posed insurance. 1t is no unusual thing
for money alone, to the amount OF fve
hundred thousand dollars, to be trans
ported at one time to New York, and
similar amount may very easily be coming
at the same time in an opposite direction
while large amounts may also be In trd'tS.ta
between Baltimore and Richmond, or Gin
cinnati, or between Cincinnati and Chi
cago. or st. Louis. 1t will readily be un'
derstood therefore that a risk OF five hun
dred thousand dollars, which is constantly
repeating itself in some instances severa
times day on the same route, may very
easily swell up to large amount. anu ~ =
not at all an extrayagant assertion 10 mar
that first-class express can very eaS ;S;c. -
business under such policy OF PohsS,I, s"I,orS -
the amount of five hundred miiiioh uoi'"'
per annum. ,.;on II certainly
,rorn;sas 70 be one of magnitude hitherto
p.l p.lnnwn The idea was conceived by the
Masinnal Eypress and Transportation Com
nony na fnr the purpose of inspiring confidence
from from the start in the friends of the CON-
many by offering to all shippers OF money
or yaluables large and undoubted secu.
rity. such as could be offered by no other
single company. The scheme was carried
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l.-rErmrn-''I had negro man worth, = ,2po
vrf..raok cold from bad hurt IN tn" leg, ana was
"'r... fnr over a wear ] had used everything
,..,.t hear of without benefit, until tried me
W~<.csu Mustang Linimsnt. II soon nwNfTH SnsfTIea
permanent cure. - L. wv" -'1-''
Montgomery, Ala, June Il, 1853.
.,r,gk, pleasure in recommending the Mexican
v-.,..ug Iirlm.ut a. Il valuable ana indlsprilsa-
h.. ,gr,re for Sprains. Sores, Scratches, or phils
49,. Horses our men have used II Tor burns,
F-gI.r>. sores, Rheumatism, &e, and Al say II
sr,> .Hk" magic. -! w ne 80,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo :, anu
Harnden's Express.
The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
yra ,s ,katlng last winter, was ennreiE cureu III
.... week after she commenced using your csie-
f..'yl Mustang LInimcut.' Ed. SEELLi -
gloucester, Mass, August !, 1860
ri. an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
F.rs.a, nj p-rfurIns more cures III shorter uuhei
~, man aud beast, than any article ever DIS
,.v.rrd Families, livery men, ana planters
.s.t. 4 AWAY. hay- ii on hand. Quick and sure,
rr,rtainiy j. All genuine l. wrapped IN steel
.,r..p.rav!uss, bearing the signature OF o. w !;
Wr,'lropk Chemist, and the prirWs hltea
SIT. stamp Of pENAs BARNES Co. over the top
A., .tgnr, ia- been made to counterfeit II with a
,.,sp >ton.- plat. label. Lpok closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
Sold by all druggists.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Dand 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer NJ Martin, Hanes, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgtord
Schooner Annie Boland, Hall, New YORK, ner-
chaudise, w. T. King. vi.
Schooner w. II. Home, Anderson, New YORK,
merchandise, A. Millspangh Co. H.,
Schooner ,Hardscrabble, Jones, RocKiaha, lllhe'
A. :. Lee. ,,.
Sloop Cornelia Sparks, Stewart, Cherrystone,
merchandise, A. MillspauSh Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Rapidan, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, S. Ayres Go.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. 4 w. Currle.
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers, Haskns Bridgford. :.
Schooner Gertrude Horton, jameson, New ork,
coal, Midlothian Company -,
Schooner Enterprise, Wilbern, WILLIAMSBURG,
light. c-,, p.,u.
light. A., ,,,o~u,..,o,,
Schooner Rough and Ready. Moore, Cherrystone
Schooner Mary, Turner, Eastern shore.
Schooner Altoona, Spaulding, Baltimore, fW
Norfolk, merchandise, Mckowan curtis.
MEMORANDA.
Steam-tng Triumph, before reported sunk a.
Drury's bluff, was raised Saturday, 18th instant,
without material damage.
CLEARED FOR RichmCnd.-Schooner Pocahontas,
Berry, Boston, May 18th. ~ =.
NEW YORK, May B.-Arrived, schooner Anna
w Collins Tooker, Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, May ls.--Arrived, schooner u. ..
Ripplier, Miller, Richmond
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STEAMERS,


EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- tim
L TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA. S =
HIATT ERAs, LEWIS PAHRIsH commander, ALBk;
MARLE, A. BoUKyR commander, leave Rfchm0nd
every TUESDAY and sATURDAYi iesys New
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were ouils
EXPIRE sly for the route.
they have splendid SALOONS and STATE;
ROOMS, and the PARE, ACCOMMODATIONS ana
ApILSIoN are anna included PIP
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Company's covered PIER
shippers are Invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure RON
roqnsnt shipping, ~ on other lines. u svoidsd
Frsights for points beyond New York will be for:
warisd with dispatch, and no charge made exceps
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York at Pier
for wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, So.
vsnnah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier Goods for these points can be trans.
Insura nee Is very low by these ships, and the
economy In time, insurance, and condition In
which goods are delivered. makes this the chesp:
est route from Virginia. Insurance elected st
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON al ESa spo.dvsy.' ES.'s New York.
SAMUEL AYRES 4 Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
oALD" ELI City yPi POINT and Petersburg.
. Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight @ sRsusr RsiusiAs xYRREs tRRaE e CO.. Agents.
Office corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
site the Tobacco Exchange. ds1i-u
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MASCHEsTER.-The ladies' festival will
continue tonight, and all articles remain
ing on hand at 10 o'clock will be disposed
of at auction. As this is positively the
last night, we advise all who have not
availed themselves of the opportunity, to
do so, as they will be richly repaid. The
fair will be open at the usual hour.
The following was the attendance at the
Baptist Sunday school yesterday Officers,
5; male teachers, 16; female teachers, Is
male scholars, 159; female scholars, 139
Total scholars, 29s. Aggregate, 33i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21
Auctio,, Sales To-Day.

Mr.. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell the 'aiu
b,e suburban residence formerly occupied
by Captain l.. II. Dance, near Camp WIN
der. .pppp
SON will sell two brick tenements ano
,hrs, vacant lots at the southwest corner
ofGroyc and Culvert streets. Also, a iot'
with frame tenement, on the southwest
CORNER of q Groye and Clarke streets.