davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-25

secds IN Balt.m moFr-December5 81.
F7a1serd has further declined tbs paat Hcsf. tae
prin tpsi aAles to1l 1t kaA51N- Tlnoshf e2aIa.
acs h. elerted. and c4oseS non,na! It taao ciovef
cpent WITH sales OF prime A $50, bat La aln-e
ruled EhsaHc Der buSbCl lower.
, 1866-12-25

Nc.e the brokers WeEe buylns Al ld76I87--hs
inside figure lid II the elose. Over the counter
there was 4 more active demand, and hs1es were
made a1 1s3nu1N- Silver was nominal 1t lss
G1a3.
Goyerur,crIs were dulNsnd lower in FeE
Totk to-a2y On the hrtt call the Long si1es de-
cllned i. Firc-Twcns1es Of 81 ani 81 were 4
lower. The '65.s fell y. Tet-Forties deprec!-
ated u. Seven -Iairt,es were unchanged.
, 1866-12-25

made public paeon-Suxx1cured hans hAFo novel
more cc1y, raakine lSs1sc, oal{ fl3sJ os Il
commanding tte 11xtde n-ur.a- shoal1ets Aaa
sdcs bfcpcht la1sc "a. old a2t ceK. but Eaosscloos
, 1866-12-25

WHY WILL TOU SUFFER
w fro- KIDNEY DISEASE GOCI. GRAVEL
1iIEENAIISA. tiONOkItHEA- d.. EsCn
, 1866-12-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY EvEaMo, December It
The following shows the husintks Of the Sub
Treasury, in tits city, Tor the nce& ending De-
Gambler Is:
, 1866-12-25
FHtITINIUS-Receive 1rAo D. Eufed NAB
n mia pufk aud ~ isQ ns Lsrd: shipped IH.Ss1
Cu1rd Meats, II nrls Beef Is bris Pork Aud llsst7

Lard.
apsst, sales Vere: La5a 6rts It slssa, eAsh,
n O. Pork-saieS we're; IS orls q xseo:
eatn {11 bIls 3el.er II, At $tSoo-
e:rrr = Nirnfs-Xafket rrm, S.les wnfe: &.hoo -
Hams ii 6Nc: 90 ns Shoulders At 5Ac; ae pcs DO,
seller JanaArI, at skc; 500 PCS Hams On P. .t-au
Bp,k nlcats-Mastes dull SAcs wers: lnt1o ns
DsJ Sailed shoult ers a e pAeshd: a,,,..
Tnr<}-NAfkeS unlel but ttul. S2les were: 40 tFc8
PRIME steam At uHc; y tTcs coonfy ketued NJ lie
caAh. - ,-s.
POEf.TRY AND t:AME-1he market Is COT.
paIAt1rety EutEed, Alhonxh the demand u guile
brisk the surpteA greatly u excess Sa!es were
II 10; 1lo dog $50: 10 COZ poor At socs Ado1
Mye II es 50 dox Live Gscsc u stin dog drsa;s,
dressed Duck. Il q 50: dog 4 $50 19o drs'se
itc Is 81 At ,2e 100 Il 1.ke 10 FL hye ~ Y
s. toz ore.s Chickens ~ t7o: y Gcsss a &c eAen
SODA AND ~ALkrATHS-IIsde u stsat5
Azd prices renaln Unclaimed. We Continue = Qu9te
! .,lI D.
, 1866-12-25
aufnts 12adnteD.
a5trDIngp

nEoTTNY,-The weu-krnwn Prophet
IL of the Nme1ee,th Century, the great
EGYPTIAN ASERDLOEER,
ChlrOmauccr & ElcCtrlCian
Dr. q. BRIARD,
After aevrn Je1r' practice In ST. LouA Mo-. aud hxY-
Ing performed miraculous cures, x6T On his Way 10
Europe. hat c nted 10 reosln positively cnlJ w
weeks In ChicaEo-
he t.n h+ tntsd en- al msttess Important to h1-
rr1lity 1t h1 edstt. No, IS Mursost near tao pn6t
CEce-
, 1866-12-25

There was IN Increased degree Of actiTisy in
financial circles to-day, owing mostly to the fact
that ali notes maturing tomorrow had 10 be pro-
tested to-day, thus crowding two days' business
INTO one. The Money market presents no new
features The strsuEepcJ which Was 30 apparent
At the close Of Lat week etl1 continues, and
slows not tie least eicn Of 'sletttng up Papcz
IL narrowly tcrnunlEcd, and none save Whist IL
..double R.lt-edSed'. dnd any favor. There Ia no
chspcs In the bank rate In the oocn mRtket
good outside paper Is taken at t1h@a Per esntp per
month
There v.. guile a scarcity Of Exchange to-day,
and The marlc WIS dsun, with tales between banks
1t Is cent. premium. Some Of tho banks wee
compelled to ship currency 10 keep up balances,
which are reported 10 be light The eounseE rates
were steady At par bpy.nE, and LILO premium sell.
Ing. .. ...
F1our was quiet and unchanged Tbest ad.
>aueed aG93c. Com opened dull and lower, bat
,n.lIt d and closed rather strong. Oats were dull
.nd 1c lover. Rye advanced lc- Batae1 WIS ID
better request end asmer. PEovtssoos wore quict,
but firm. Dressed Hogs tccluod about 7sc II the
close Wool was du1l. Groceries were a7ies
Golt was shade caster in New York to-dsy.
1t opened 1t 1854, advanced 10 1879, md closed
at lsa.i. The following qnosz;,ons were reeeassd
=, p,rS Ern4 roId nnN stock brokers.
, 1866-12-25

sthr Dan E.n'tn by isesea CO. 2, salesxs9 xre
SnLic ly j. T. HnH ard, 10 !. H. HoTsfn s.fnsatnH D.
iTnp. j. Z. Eagle, b. u. p. Kca". % !. " sisn
irsIi, Tor S5Io6 isrk WAveIlr h{ L9I1d rSyef ny
IL cl 10 MAI EAtna tnr 81 a.2n sch AZ Irrn trr
H. H. MI,cu3 10 Ioues Jnhnaoa. tGr sit,a r, 4shts
" 1tc- b, Dz,.t scil EnftlH u .1 r1e 70 fa-urAu
bus. fortll, ,tn. Sow lio*a y N, Ms;ahaSn bI Ward
e. ga etass:r, Sy s.t-y A. 3 siasr 1s E fr e
*ss'Stn. *s'Sg n nuralo f,s }si,o0, TuE Pr haod1 By
ri, stsI1 a. ,art,e. 10 nas LeEa. for tA. sshr
= ~ nuih forss II OkHrEo paf1ifH 70 u. !. NJ Mo..
~ 10 ftt = 4, krpua.ir, bJ biseo va MlltaE
IT,. ii, j. Wins!oS, pr.vAte ts;Ms SekI tsm e. soe
c:s5 un: IS He4ricK c. TO q p csEks a. &s!s.xa
IL. /. clsfx: tlso rso2 Ants.ope. D b. p
Tntted States at,tsna 70 Se1son MI for sGn sehf
s H. Isilr n, ty Fowler l. Nt1tlck, 10 D. Hd!fnep.
IL INIIoI,. fnr $iHno. tcnr Wlroca- by A. =
Movfy. 10 j. T. Hutr hnAon, Cleveland. foT $lamo
naIf,et. t,r fl7olG. Tug General Burnside, By -
M1reh, S1tdn>EY. % J. i. RAfe9. for &l&ooo: scnr
Mary h. Hale u L. Inv soa. to Nixon snlt2; Eui.
iaIo, t13sco. sehs z. q. si.anun. {oexl y Hnsoa
rsTst to kencsh. parties tor t1as sehf ss:ta1 "a u
Hh1 X. j. Gibss hv ". Carroll !, W. A. Soele Hon
rec for $7,ul0, Schr Dsysprinx. by "oolntr IN
icI 10 Captain houpson. fos & too bchf Ntne isea
ly Nl.xartee parties, TO r1rtre unknown, to- EIAS
tehr andcres, BY }. FAsEsry. TO pAker tor 94so
Drie At1IH by 7. r. CLARK, 70 I: ;: GtumGoad 1os
fs0o. sthr CITY Tawas, BY u. "sllAmh 70 Aga
Le, Tor f19 Go.
, 1866-12-25

GHEAkE-Beles wEtt: 8 tca Yellow Gfcase q
EiGHWISES-Reee4vr - 1bs; shipped IS
lbt. Market tui snd. neglected. Free unsslAola
xul rnrutn8l 1t ft-t>92:3.
HUPs1-AEt quiet Il 5fasoc for Eastern, and sn3
sc for Western.
BREscE1 M0{;SMEsses'sd} IN! e Hen; :. anippea-
, 1866-12-25

Cocr Count5's art freely offered. hnt there Is no
dru,,ut. Va pcn:nn1ly quote As tolo"s:
Buying. St1ltng.
Cn1caco City sevens--....-.. - e,
Coo. County scyens. s..-...-...-- g2H a.
Charher cf CurotoeFcc. . ~
~ Aha Sr<tA ry Mlfb11du On UCSS,
, 1866-12-25
Sales Of Vessels on the HTeAtern LakeS
nurlnE the Yenr 1866.


1hc r.osperoas condition q ths lake sArrynS int.
maLd ior vessels and ~ unusual numheF h.vs casn;e
psy tic scvatce demanded The Ave1.co .uvsoce IN
yriuaen Is estimated at about 10 pc: cent Of about
tuE.i to The annual <:cel orA on of the pfp"eEty:
Eeh1 Carths sr.n.an, by ltt!eJotn E CO. 70 Lyons q
Finpey 1T $l7A2. Ecllr T.. $. Atot1, 70 Morgan
Mhcecr Oewego. for 5zs1o sehr r II Gs;eeFt; III ~ 9Y
sar Geast. siss e npknSsn , 81 aed 2 ssi
Ns1aS.i st Cle'sls9: 2 W. - b & MseS 70 Tor M3ts IS;
6 SSss II aiinsia 2; srtaae5 M5d.Su Z,
tor seh5 T. Lss t. r:;. III rsp.ost ash, n5t
Wm Fix: hy &: G: sherman SptlaiS. y Ge.,on ., 4
.s y. sss" SSsa sisan, ;ar tss scht sanbafy
+. ,.t Nkrort- 10 u. TGfncy. JE. Lc-
= = :. hr Elm City, hy ca.tloa 4 FIctt,
rafIAIo, for Il -. Scar q. y.
ID :. -. i.-a sears. buffalo, 70 T. DuntSa',
u jchn s. Reid bY and to D1f
= for t11po- Scht At1rnto. by
= At Toledo, prtee e:4:HN
J. n rs Taylor Il Jcuctt. hut
=, :. = = '':!es. on ,priyste terms
- 80 - Anas ruH4.o; ~ - =. su,sH -,
..'-.:.l ' =. SC!l r: .. hAtt, ~ r AN y,
--.t*..1 - vain, G9cfci%d. f3t SINhD
,rs.. =. 49,. b. Marshal R"chtster, II
! r. !, 49, H. Z crfy- by ueaact: L Avery
| r H.. - $i1I0. iHiG Cdnc,r b
, 1866-12-25
Nsnt r D,senscA-InportAnt Informs.
ton for the People.

Tnta1 nur,t<r Of zew yes4cls, as far - ksowu, IL
.-..,
Number Ia
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one OF JOIN PHGNiX's DoDGEs.-A
California paper tells the following OF
Lieutenant Derby, "John Phoenix" the
humoriSt:
Zone evening at the theatre Phoenix OBJ
served man sitting three seats in front,
whom ne thought he knew; he requested
the person sitting next 10 him to punch
the other individual with his cane. The
polite stranger did 50, and TING disturbed
person turning his head little, he disco
vcred his mistakc-that he was not the
person he took him for. Fixing his atten-
ton stcadlastly on the play, and affecting
Inconsistencies OF the whole affair, helc
the man with the cane to settle with the
other for the disturbance who, being
wholly without an excuse, there was of
course ludicrouS and embarrassing scene,
during all of which Phoenix was pro-
foundly Interested in the play.
At last the man with the cane asked,
rather Indignantly: Didn't you tell me
to punch that man with my stick ~
YES"
"And what did YOU want p
II wanted to see whether You would
punch him or not"
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r,l into the spacious buildings tf -RoaYokc
College, where the best concert our town
has ever had was given by tRe, Young Ia
dies. j send you the programme -
THE programme Is made mp In line
taste, but We have not room to copy it,
Editors Dispateh.l -.
The whole affair was under the control
of Professor liintz, y most thorough ana
accomplished musician. Where al &C,
quilted themselves 50 admirably, II would
seem iuyidious To mention any Qne paSiica-
larlv; but will venture 70. plcntions seVe-
raj: Misses Mcllie and Ella GraIss.Ah'''a as
we'll, n. c.: Miss Lip%cornh, -ef '4saaehlc,
and Miss Williams, of. LAmnhurg, seemed
10 attract pretty general attention 10y their
very skillful performance aud the modest
grace marking every action. All Of ,ihem
we're So well able TO perform their parts,
aud did their duty so easily and gracefully
that really can hardly mention one with
ont seeming to detract from the others.
The large College Chapel was crowded
10 its utmost capacity with the elite OF the
town. The pieces were received with rap
turous applause, and several attempts
were made TO encore some OF them, but
aS all were expected 10 start early To-
morrow on Il pleasure excursion, the
wishes of the audience were not complied
with. The concert was Il decided success,
and pupils, parents, teachers, and audience
left the room very highly gratiica.
Tomorrow all the Sunday schools con-
uccted with our various churches 20 on a
picnic excursion into North Carolina, and
tomorrow night Rev. I. q. Jones, ID. d.,
of Norfolk, addresses the young ladies OF
thc college. From DR.. Jouess very high
reputation as an orator aud scholar, we
will no doubt have an intellectual treat
worthy alike of the distinguished speaker
and the very aourishing college which he
i to address.
The college now closes very prosper.
Gus session. 1t is under the joint control
OF McssrS. Lake and Reinhart, whose ef-
forts 10 advance female education have
been thus TAR crowned with unusual suc-
cess. The institution is, | believe, the
largest in the State, aud has every pros
pcct of being vet more extensively r>ciu!
in the future.
But must quit nov, 50 a> 10 bc aplc 10
report 10 YOU tomorrow. y. Is. I.
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,tarc, the children uf the parish schools
strcYed the, path thickly, with, 9eautlluii
sprfnt flowers. There was no ringing OF
y-bells, ana for the. best of oil reasons
that ST: Ahne's stecple boasts ohly one
bell, md that verylittlc.one: by expres'
desire, Mendelssohns. Wedding MARCH,
which was to have been played AS INC p'..
ccssion left the church, was omlltca' -,
Cambridge Cottage dgener was la'a
IN twn- rooms. The tables were nain-
,omclv decorated, and as usual, on aHAV'
were exhibited the wedding presents,
rlith Nerd n,hner6ns. Fcautitu',. and
very 6nrlv In the principal 1urt1dcIlt tho
tabk.Hps. Laid for Her.MaiestS, e~sr4de
and bridegroom, and the Pnnee', anu
PRINCESS of Wales, tle paks OF Eam9Wg'
Tffhtcsess Helena, Princess Louise, Prince
Arthur. tine Duchess Of Cambridge, the
Duke of Cambridge. the Grand Duke ana
Duchess, and the Duchess Dowaaer 81
Mccklenburg- Strclitz the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, &c. In the adjoining room
were the Bishop of Winchester, the Mar
n,is Of Ahcrcorn, the Countess Of Hard
wickc. the Duchess Of Marlborough, the
Countess of Seton, Earl Russell, X. IT,,
the Right Hon. W. L. Gladstone, the Earl
Of Clarendon, X. c.; Earl Granville, *.
c., the Earl of Derby, X. G., sc. The
drjcuner lasted till nearly 4 O'Clock, wien
the bride and bridegroom took their de-
parturc for Ashridgc Park, the seat OF
Lord Brownlow, near Bcrkhampstcad. A
great crowd waited to witness their leaving;
aud as they drove from the Cottage IN II
clnsp corriage and four, the cheering was
beyond all description enthusiastic.
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GRESS-rREDICTfaNS OF THE SESSION RE
ING FURTHER rkoi6NGEp--NlGur sEs-
slaNs To. .CoMylENCE--TuE.. NEGKo slf.
FRANI silI.-A cnaRgCFioN. Fly
....~r.- WASHISGTaS, june g, 1866.
The two measures before Congress which
are now ct great Importance are the Tariff
aud the Army bill, which will require much
debate and consideration before their
adoption. When these are completed,
there is nothing which is really necessary
to prolong the session; yet the indications
now are that the adjournment will not be
had so early as was predicted and II the
recess which i contemplated should he IN
dulgcd in. there is a probability that the
whole 81 July may pass without !he se>-
sion being concluded. The committee on
Foreign Affairs will have reports TO make
which will in some degree prolong bust
mss. |, is the intention, however, TO COIN
mcocc night sessions at an early day, and
this will have the effect Of cXpcditing bn-
sncss considerably.
The Negro Suffrage bill, which was
called up in the Senate to-day by Mr..
Morrill,, is offered as 4 substitute for the
House bill which passed early in the Ses-
sion. There is no doubt OF its passage,
and the House, it is thought, will accept it.
Here is another bid for the Presidents
veto: but many OF its advocates insist that
il will he So consistent with formerly eX-
pressed views of the Executive relative to
the subject Of negro suffrage that he Will
not withhold his signature. As the clti-
zcns of the Di>,ric, have heretofore policd
an overwhelming majority against negro
suffrage in any shape, ii is generally
thought by them that the President will
not refuse 10 do all that is in his power to
prevent humiliation of their views 10y the
Radical majority.
Almost every question before Congress
during ;hc session has had its proportion
OF lobbying, but the Tariff billeNcecds all
others in that particular. The many III
terests involved have called an additional
number of outsiders In manipulate and
lrrislate ON the measure as far ~ is in their
power. TIMoN.
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LETTER FROM CANADA.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
SONS oP TEMPERANCE RECoNsTRUCTIoN.
MONTREAL. June &c, 1866.

MONTREAL, June &c, 1866.
Tie National Division adjourned on
Monday night. In addition to the resolu-
ton published on yesterday, which shows
the sensible and satisfactory action OF this
body on one yexed question, paper was
adopted which fully restores TO his former
Office and honors every member Of the
Order in places where divisions may have
become extinct, the only test required
being fidelity to the pledge in the interim.
An officer will be appointed for each State
to issue cards to every Son of Temperance
IN good and regular standing wherever he
may be found, which will give him all the
rights and privileges which he once en-
loyed IN the subordinate, State, or National
Division. Those who are thus restored
may at once proceed to reorganize their
Old divisions, or form new ones wherever II
may seem desirable To do SO.
II Will be at once perceived that the
Sons Of Temperance have hit upon the true
theory OF reconstruction. Their action
viii have . national effect beyond that re-
viyal Of the temperance cause to which it
will contribute.
The delegation who went from Virginia
are cheered and encouraged by this action
as well as 10y other circumstances which
came under their observation. i'a
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PRECoCIous IN CIIME.--At Hudson.
Mich, on the l4th, Il girl named Josephine
Smith, thirteen years of age, made an at
tempt upon the life finer father by putting
arsenic i'll his tea. She says she was per-
>uadcd Ia give the poison 10 her father by
her brother and sistcr-in-iaw; that her
si>tcr-in-law told her that her father had
money, and that She could put the old man
out OF the way and marry young man to
whom the old man was opposed; that her
brother gave her the money, and that She
bought the poison at n drug store.
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MrRpER Is lNDIANA.-A man named
Woodward alr his whole family were MUIR
dcred in Oraug county, Indiana, on Fri
day last. The Cincinnati Gazette gives the
following particulars \ man named Will
liam Saunders was accused Of burning the
house OF Il Mr.. McCrackcn during the late
war. and had been arrested al the instance
of McCrackcn, but the case was finally
compromised, and the suit withdrawn.
The county officials, however, took hold of
the matter, and the grand jury having in
dcted Saunders, bis trial was set for this
week. Saunders hearing that the Wood
ward family would be the principal wit
nc>scs against him, Swore that they should
never appear in the courtroom alive. In
the iuliilmcnt Of these threats, he on
Tuesday morning last, short time before
daylight, repaired to the residence OF Mr..
Woodward, and with Bowie knife coolly
and deliberately murdered Mr.. Woodward,
his wife, and cldcSi daughter, aud an old
lady, the mother Of Woodward. The
bloody deed becoming known throughout
the ncishborhood, the murderer was pur-
sued, and finally arrested. The most in
tense excitement prevails throughout the
whole Of Orange county, and strong threats
Of lynching the assassin have been made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

4 Brat,leboro' (Vt.l paper says :. " We
notice with much pleasure the arrival III
our midst of several New Orleans families.
1t is quite refreshing TO see their old ante
bellum homestcads once more occupied.
They are all members of one family III
their distant sunny home, and have ever
been welcome here"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

HEAVY DEFALCATIoH.-Thc amount oi
the deialcation of \. p. Stone, who, while
collector of internal revenue in Columbus,
Ohio, committed suicide in August last,
has Just been ascertaincd to he one hun
dreG and two thousand four hundred dol
lars. OF this the Government will lose but
two thousand four hundred dollars, the
Surcties Of the dciaulter being good, col
lcctivcly, for one hundred thousand dol
lars, the amount OF Mr.. Stones bond.
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sceRient Concert - RasanOfoe
Female College.
DASviLLE, June q, II

UANVILLE, June II, 1000.
To tie Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch;
After q most refreshing rain, which
greatly cooled the sultry. heated atmos-
phere, the people Of our little town crowd.
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~ ID AVIS O y,
BUSINESS CARDS.

COACH REPOSITORY. on 1.
| J>EyENTH. BETWEEN CARY AND l,ls=11at-
ANAL STREETS We have on naud, al "nr "'Th
manufacture, It large stock II Carriages C"ach'r
Rrotts, Barouches, Doctors PhGt"ns, hoca"",,,; =
ronwnd No-Top Rurgl.- Jersey ant Express Wa
CONS, single and hotIb- Harness, Cosch aiit bug
~ WHIPS, Coach Material, sc. and al" Prepared
IL execute In a wcrkmahlike manner reptlts on
t'arriap,.. Bugulrs. Nc, and 10 buiId them L. or
der Our Carriages being Of our own manufacture.
We ar ruhI. t. sell 1T the lowest price, ana civ.
tn. fullest guarantee Of quality and durability. 4
CT from oar friends ana the. pgpic respectfully
.niicit.J rrny II John J. OSBORN j CO
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NOS!
JOHN w. DAVIES s SONS.
RICHMoS MUSICAL ESCHAS e,
No. lss MAIN srgEET,
sole agents for
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These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
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We refer to the following persons, who ha'e
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. call from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
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WORKMANSHIP
ioev cannot be excelled. Their action is con
strgcted with care aud attention 10 every par
therein that chartcterizes the nnest mechanism
None bat the best seasoned material Is used in then
manufacture and they will accept the hard USAGE
Of the coucgrt-room with that OF the parlor nPO'
an saualiiy-uualTected IN their melody In fact.
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new Improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WARERoOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
sul7-sn BALTIMORE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

TEFFERSO DAVIS.-THE PRI-
u son LIFE OF JrFFERS"N DAVIS embracing
"Details and incidents in hi; Captivity, part eular-
many C.rtyrrsation. on Toptc- 81 Great Interest.
i,v Lieutenant-t'n Colonel John j. Craven, VI, u. -
BILL ARP'S LETTERS BILL ARP. =" CALLED.
Ima good Union man->o callsd-but IL bet on
bike a. long as I've got = dollar. Price, Si5a
FOUR YEARS IN The SADDLE. by Colonel
Harry Gilmer. 81 COMMUNICATIONS
l.. y NJ. slI Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

Although have not had occasion I" y" ~" ;
which were prepared by the Late lr t"ita.".... !
am satisfied from whati have heard nom -... o.
men who have used them tha-tbrs ar. s.. q
medicine aud therefore COZ Tally Hh.le 20 tie -.
iuust tor the publication al III" Iutil-.
ALEXANDER Il II s.rAar
January :. 1865. sta.aEon, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

They have German hermit named En-
mel in Chicago, who resides in back
ward on south Wells street. He does not
associate with men, but lives contentedly
with his dogs. In winter his dogs serve
him as q blanket. They are their own
providers, and live upon rats. He de-
clares that the contact of their warm b0-
dies is wonderfully refreshing. During
the winter days he stuiis his clothes with
bits of paper, and goes around rustlng.
OF newspapers he knows nothing. lie has
read nothing for nearly forty years. Mo-
dern history stops for him with the revolu-
ton of 1880. The war of the last few
wears is something to him unknown. His
furniture consists OF one solitary pot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
DENTISTRY.

VOUN MAHOE Y. DENTIST, for
- many wears ASSOCIATED with pr. IuHN c. WAIT.
respectfully informs his old patrons and all other
wun may uecd his services that he has removed hi
OFFICE from EDurth street, ami can now be lpnhl
Al HI. RESIDENCE. B25 Main street between sixth
and seventh. Will rractic. his profession IN all
its branches. -.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on YulcanIte,
Gold, and silver. ~
once open at ALL HOURS.
The hi hest price paid for OLD GoLO PLATE