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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-20

TNGLISH CRATE COAL.-3OO tons
~ ENGLISH CRATE COAL for sale at reduced
price nns 20 'io7o 'onS C. TARDY CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-20

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

More Territorial Pctitions--Thc Tariff Bill
Interest In it's Progrcss- Colorado and Ne.
hrask a-Impcnchment flushed Up-The
Clerks Increased pay--The Notification OF
the District Charters vs. Negro suffrage, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-20

OPFIcg VIRGINIA FIRE AID MARISE)
Insurance COMPANY,
RICHMOND, December II, 1855.
dividend NOTICE.-The Board of
i Directors OF this Company have declared q
diyidsnd of THREE PER CENT. out of the profits
of the past six months payable to the stockholders
On and after LIST January next
de l7-tlJa WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary.
GENE THREAD OF OUR OWN I'M
- PORTATIoN.-Just received, our supply OF
SEINE THREAD, which We recommend Is the
best IT thread i5nts ever of0Ds " LEVY BROTHERS.
RfcBxosp AND DASvILLE RAILROAD CoAPASr,l
RICHMOND, December IL, 1860.
DY THE ACTION OF THE STOCK
ID HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND DAN;
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY, at their annusl
meeting held on the l2th instant, the capia htock
Of the company was increased to Tour miiIons oi
dollars consisting Of u, 900 900 OF old STOCK ana
81 0OO, OO0 OF additional stock Ceiuncates LOT tne
shares Of additional stock viii be issued on appi-
cation. j, ....r
All Powers Of Attorney for the transfer OF stock
executed on or after the 18th day OF Dscs mber
nu q specify distinctly the numbsr OF shares o. tne
EsTiRE capital stock, increased a. aioresaia 70
a Ooo, 900, Intended to be Transferred unasI Ine
power and after the date aforesaid no PoweI 20
transfer shares Of the old stock will, witnont an
express provision 10 that effect, auinorse uAns-
fer of the additional stock.
By order OF the Board a Directors:
do N-wSw =. ". pLAAn' ssS1S'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-20
COAL AND WOOD.


ITO THOSE IN NEED OF WOOD
i Having failed in Q more private way 70 re
eeye applications for WOOD to be sold at COST,
10 those who may feel the necessity Of purcha
:. this scs sesits t P1s NJ w M be- bsrs
on FRIDAY next nc p. NJ, and will be issued
on Broad near First street at ONE DoLLAh AND
EIGHTY CENTS PEE HALE CoRD1the buyer to
remove the wood at once. The earting will cost
Those who viii register their names with Mr..
Crutchaeld at the New Market, or at my ONCE, on
Ross street, near the Richlncnd House, by Thurs
day afternoon, will be hrst supplied.
II is proposed by myself and some Fri ends to issue
wood regularly after the LIST Of January next
de le-3t WIN. w. fAhhbn.
ITO DEALERS IN WOOD.-The Vir-
/ r,nia Central Railroad Company proposes to
dispose of from four thousand TO i've thousand
cords Of WOOD, delivered In Bic hmond during
the winter. The company owns IN enclosed lot
on Clay street. and the line Of the road which may
be used for q reasonable time by pure kasers free
of charge. For further information, apply 10 ne
und srsig nsd at the company,s office.
II. ID. WHITCOMB,
de17-lw General superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-20

MANUFACTURED AND SMOKING
wi TOBACCO.
S.eo0 papers SMOKING TOBACCO,
boxes Childrey b Jonss's CLOTH OF GOLD.
for pals low TO close X. J. WHITE,
Seventeenth near Main.
90 Eta nAxt to Power 4 MePhairs drug store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

patients could lie accommodated other than on crowded yes
sells Arguments for tie liDths were made by tie Hon
ilucs r. BRADY and Nj Wcstervl. Mr.. C. Tracy counsel
fog the Board Of HEATH appeared for tie defense Decision
reserved.
TuU Gro ERA AI QUARANTINE.
Tie condition ol Affairs Quarantine has not maieral
altered since our last report The disease has apparently
Yielded to the OF the Health Officer aud his depn
ties and there win probably be nothing Interesting in the
way of news from this source until another Infected ship
makes is appearance within hsng distance Of the Falcon
The -scnrrs by the stcaaship Union who were trans
frred ie Portsmouth having passed the time required by
the Sanitary atiorte in freedom from the disease ha'e
been permitted 80 ,be city atd were landed yeser
day afternoon at Castle Garden.
BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY REPORT.
Tic total Of deaths in this city last week was ~
the principal diseases Remittent Fever T. Convuson
70. Cholera rf4ntum D. Scarlet Fever 81 Diphtheria %
Pneumonia 3 Consumption -; Disease Of Brain. T. sc
Mcr ea women 10; BOYS, 25 es g. Under one year Of
ngNaiives Of United states y; Ireland i- Enslahu 81"
Germauy. s; other countries, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

PORTREss MONROE.
PROPOSALS PoR SUPPLIES COLORgD PERSONS FOR |
MISUNDERSTANDING OF AN IMPORTANT MOVE |
MEyT-THE ANNAPOLIS PRACTICE SQUADRON.


FOITREse MONROE, Saturday. June 30 1906
Col James Curry, Commissary Of Subsistence, opened
proposals at 10 o'clock this morning for furnishing fresh
beef for the months ending December 81 1866, to the
troops and Government employees drawing tions at For
trcss Monroe Camp Hamilton Norfolk and yorktown.
The proposals ranged from $40 65Q$lS per 100 pounds
The steamer Wm. Z. Kennedy touched here this after
noon, and took board thirty colored men and women
for Boston Mass where homes in various families IN that
city have been procured for them. On previous trip the
Kennedy took like number Other instalments will be
shipped North rapidly. This is being done by the Freed
mons Bureau. The movement is looked upon with inter
est by the farmers and residents of the peninsula the
whole Of which swars with freed people of all ages and
sexes, confident that IL will lead 20 similar movements
upon larger scale and DO productive of the most i'm
poant results 10 the farming interests of this section
the State.
The officers of the Frcedmens Bureau Of this district are
entering with great zeal into the enterprise and the fact
that 90 0OJ Government nations issued monthly 10 the
destitute and helpless freed people under their charge
within circle Of about 20 miles doubtless acts as an ad
dtonal stimulus 20 their excrtions.
The United States gunboats Winnepec Saco and Mar
behead, and the yacht America have arrived at Norfolk
from Annapolis, Maryland.
The Wlnnepec became disabled coming down the BAY
and is now repairing at the Navy-Yard at Portsmouth
These vessels, with the sailing rgates Macedonian aud
Savannah, form fleet for the purpose of giving the cadets
~ the Naval Academy 40 Annapolis an opportunity to
learn The various details of practical scamanship The
Macedonian and Savannah have been retained by head
Winds but will probably arrive here tonight
The whole fleet will rendezvous in Hampton Roads and
when everything is in readiness will sail from the
harbor To cruise for the Summer.
The ship North America, from New-YoTk for Baltimore,
and the brig Fannie from the West Indies for Baltimore
passed in the Capes to-day
The bark AYES went TO sea to-day
Weather clear and warm for the past two DAYS Wind
light. heavy gust is springing up this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
FIRES.

~ CANAL-ST.-YARRow Escape OF TIE INMATES
Abont y o'clock Yesterday morning fire was us
covered IL t, torinr establishment Of Wilmer shaieho-fg
located on the rst floor Of the premises No ID Canat
pfe the ren coad reach the place the whole OF The store
~ On Ere In the meantime the smoke had reached me
second and third floors the frightened occupants OF WHICH
onul their escape cat off tie stairway MOstoi Hem
however succeeded gaining the street from th "h
Mr. ShafnbprC slept one OF The rear auto rooms WIN ~
little son ed three wears and yopng man named fredfsA
Iow When awakened by tie alarm OF hrGihey iGnd We
rst foor on ge came back and catching mp some OF MS
ione Attempted 20 make HIS ercpe b. the stars la t3,s
he was prevented by the flames and smoke Wnlcn eiectua
barred his progress lie finally succeeded " getting ihrenS
rccoudsory window, o. 90 sea IN 'he rear ann OH
thence intO tie yard. III. a.. d,
Mr. Stafenbif Remained in tie nic room WIN rls e
SON nrt on he'd ly tie Increasing smoke ara heat ihtt
n. ul nsrlsh II be- remnined there mach lOnEer lneh
o,er NJ one Of lie l0rmcr windows he placed the ciI ~
,oofgI.ter and then cambcred on, himself WIN INC 'll
IN bis ar he made lis way along tie gutter Until ne e'ce
the roof Of the next Duliing -, &. o,nc,ir,
The bremen BY good management succeeded IN eohLln
the Gre 10 tue room In which it originated the contents
which wore badly damaged NJ. shlien0nrg estimates hi'
loss on stock at 0o Insured FOR That amount p we
nenul Company. Tie bulhng damaged 70 tue amount u
sGN Insured
- TIFTH AVE.
6 o'clock Yesterday morning IRE broke ID ne stpe
~ Nt Wall located In the 81 Ne. lJ tnhaYe " was
soou xtincnshea Loss feed and harness about 90 no
jnrtncc mo building owned by Henry Beaded ana u
a,c-d IN lilo onluBt Of s1U0 The adjoining stable Is oc.
cnrs nv John j. CISCO aud is damaged TO the amount OF
500 Insured IN the City Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Bnse Ball.
SHALL WE PAY OUR PLAYERS :

There is a great deal of talk just now in Base Ball
circles whether Base Bal first nine players should
paid Section says No player rko shall any
compensation or his rricss player shall be COMPETENT
pg Gay match" This would appear settle the question
but assured that two perhaps more Of the
prominent clubs OF the country are Ia the habit OF paying
directly indirectly Of their players OF course all
who break the law will cnrousy interrogao
clubs; but oil others before beginning match should put
President President the witness stand
swer honor whether there players the niue who
receive pay for their services This hear will be the ru
hereafter II viii be found to work adyantageoasy for the
best interests Of noble National Game Let the hired
men take notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
BROOKLYN Ws.


The Board met yesterday afternoon, the President.
Alderman Bliss in the Chair communication from Com.
mttec OF the Officers Of the Fourteenth Regiment sub
mtted In relation the proposed distribution Of medals TO
veterans who served during the late About six months
since the Of $4,000 appropriated by the Board for
the purchase of medals. The matter has since been under
consideration by the Common Council acting Commiltee
Il the Whole but they have yet arrived at definite
cusOn The Committee Of officers ask the Board 10 take
consideration the pyoprcy of giving the medals 20 the
relatives of the deceased soldiers well rs 10 those
who have been fortunate enough TO the shock of
battle The subject referred the War and Military
Committee.
PRE- DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATIONS.
The Fire Department Committee Of the Western District
submitted report in favor Of appropra'ing $50 TO be
divided among the different fire. companies anu TO be used
mostly for necessary repairs, and In the erection Of
buildings.
Tho following be used for the benefit OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED
BEk Aes of Seaspor Cocord sasua dys, with noa''' o
g. p Rnck Go. Sailed company with bsTk 4opeGs hl
fJr Philadelphia. -
Bsrs Cordelis New London flr Phila1epia
Big Eizs Bythl. wilkinson Macc0 tEiazl - dy. VIII
s.esr TO McCuy Sssh June p in lt IS a. long y -
br7r Annie fof Liverpool. bound = Leit vessels.
Bng Nicola, Albert DetcA De Jous, Rio Cnnde 50 day a
Ai.es Ac 10 order.
10 II. T. Hutchinson Co.
sim Sarah Fish Henderson, Ro1dout FOR Boston
Sioop Harvest Corw.n, Providence
BELOW.
One bark and two bfgs the Of which have not been
tailcd.
SAILED
Steamship Manhattan. for Havana and Vera CroL
A. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Arrival Of the Massachusetts.

The United States supply steamer Massachusetts,,
Capt Norton arrived Of this port Monday morning from
Pensacola June H. via Charleston the I'D. The following
her list Of officers;
Cha. Norton v Lieut. Comds Phi-mon Dcker-on Acting
Master rt; Jackson John owrr Robert
and j. Aiaid Acting tnsgns and d. Omcer W PAX, and
H. O. Davis. hates; L.nens Tnsse T. A. surgeon; Lnsy
A. A. Payasiers ACOUSTICS CLpp At fr Asif fn.neer j. g..
Stafford John huready Cha. u. tr snd H. u. fenne
do. Harry tchhcl Third dol Geo L. KeYno Captain
CirTs Thonas o. Olynn Paymasters tl-rA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
NEW-yERsEY NEWS.

Found DRowSED--SUPPoSED MURDFR.-The body
Of an unknown man apparently about 30 years OF age s
posed 20 have been the about three weeks was found
near Beloes Blind on Sunday afternoon By fishing patty
aad towel TO jersey City. Tie body neGy naked tit
ing on only pair Of pants while around the waist W 80
rone about ten long Coroner kestcD Notified and
will hold an iuquest this morning 10 which be W
make an examination of the body for the purpose OF asc
ing whether il probable deceased T. his death W 'o
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Ney.Jer.e, polio. Commi..ioner..

TRENTON. y. j.. MOndIy. jane -. leo.
ChieJustice Bresley has delivered opinion in the
Police Commissioners case, deciding the act appointing
them legal and binding that the Court cannot 60 behind
the usual attctaons of the Governors, both Speakers
aud the Secretary Of States signatures TO Act and
that the journals of the Legislature not record para
mount to these atcsiations. Mandamuss ordered
"a lac Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

The Hon. 4. W. Thayer, United States Consul at
Trieste Is about palh in Berlin the first volume Il his
Life q Beethoven NJ TLaye has been engaged the
p9Jk ~ ljIearG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
lAnu0uDcenienls.l
4 PRErRRNATURAL Stiffness.

III. Epscopaan This simple
called ahoay noiseess Tesng its busy motion the
cheats he other with PRkrERSAruRAL sTiLLSEa-Thut
in.trument course the WILCOX Gibbs Sewing Machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

BOsToN. saturday june o. -GG
IL enormously tclcgmphed yesterday that Francis
BGsh had been drowned II should have been Mr. Edward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

No 30l Morn ST NEW YORK, June 23 1860.
IHe Hon SAMUEL BOOTH Mayor II Br1okigH.
E-Many of the streets Of Brooklyn In neglected con
dn The attention OF the Board Of Health has been frequently
called this aud great omba men has been experienced
dsysng remedy. fou will perceive the couce opinion OF
Dcose We only provide o the removal Of
stng nui,ance. future
ma son. OF dit .abigc aud Ike Under thu eli nmsanes
would IoTs useful aose for yya e es We particular s'en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

The MUEDERERs or OTERo.-Ihe kng' C"1n'y
Coart Of Oyer and Terminer 70 meet Tuesday a. '
week when it Is intended by District Attorney Morris 70
move INDICTMENT in the case Of Gonzales ald ccicr tie
derers Of NJ Jose Garcia OieIo The murder occurred IA
The City Park IN November, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

FIRE.-About O'Clock last evening fire occurred
in carpenter shop Baltics between INN Gnd si1i '',
The flames were extinguished Oy Engine 20. No Dar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

SUPPOSED CASE or srSsrR0KE. Coroner Gambl
was yesterday notified TO hold inquest upon the body
Thomas 0Rely late teacher in Anhons Academy at No
2o Ffhave Eily IN the afternoon the deceased
fol- In Twenty ninths. Fifth ave. aud on being
Kicked IN was found 20 be quite dead The body
vcyed Bellevue Hospital where Inquest will be held To-
av supposed that sunfroko the cause OF death
Deceased was resident Of YOnkers Wescsestcr County
where the remains will be taken for iuteTment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

Resolutions appended directing proper officers 10 pre-
pare plans and specifications and advertise for proposals. to do
tbs work.
The report unanimously adopted.
THE COMMON COUNCIL AND THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The following communication from tho President of tie
Metropolitan Board Of Health submitted BY the Mayor;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

A PICKPOCKET ARRESTED. Nde Mrs. Mary
smith residing Van BrBBtst. Brooklyn, was passing
through south this ely yesterday she radely pushed
against by J I'M williams aged 10 wears and moment afto
missed valet containing S:i She accused iams Of
the tle and re bnt pursued By Ohcer N0r
phy OF tie First Precinct ard arrested The missing wallet
was not recovered Justice Hogan subsequently committed
the prisoner Tor ina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

During the Summer season the steamships Dirigo
and Francouia III form eeky line between this city
and Portland The Drgo viii leave Pier No 81 East River
on SATURDAYS and Portland Wednesdays The Franeona
will leave this Wednesdays and Portland on Saturdays
The s'o,ues new and 10 those contemplating tour TO
the White Mountains and Canada great inducements are
offered by the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

THE GLADIATOR. DO not refer to the Roman
arena nor yet 10 modern p r. but merely TO the
Gladiator Hat which at present oil the rage among that
portion Of our ladies' who would dress asbonaby and which
can DO obtained trimmed ard unrmmed In every variety OF
style at Hggnss No. rs Broadway No 693 Broadway and
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

GYMNASTICS AT JoNES's WooD.-The celebrated
DeLave Famy,commeuce series GtJones-
Wood this afternoon consisting Of performances the tight
rope frightened wire the living traple etc. by Mons De
Lave his children. MonsDe L. u the artist who
intends dance Niagara FAILS his season, In the
style Of American Eagle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-10
TERMS OF
Godey's Lady's Book for 1866.

(Fsom which there can be no desiation.)
One copy, one year. - w
Two erpies, one year, oo
Three copies, one year, ~
-Four copies, one year, ~ w
Five copies, one year. and an extra copy 70 tbs
yersea getting up the club. making sir co.
pics, ~ W
Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy TO
the person getting upth club, making MAE
copies, - w
Eleven copies, enc year, and sn extra copy 20
10 the person getting up the club, making
twelve copies, w
II An additions 70 clubs Of club rsses
~ Godey's Lsdy's Book and Arthurs Home Ma
rarine will be sent, one year. on receipt of 80 So
Eswe have no club with any other magazine o.
newspaper
re The money mus, ell be sent a, ono time for
any ofthe clubs. -
Address u. A.uVpbf,
NJ. Z. Conner sirih and Cees,nu, Streets,
Phhadeiphis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-10
othe Citizens Of N. Carolina.

TIME termination of q sangu:nary contest, which
for the past four years has presented en- imPass-
able bsrier to al social aud commercial intercourse
between the two great sections Of the country having
a, length hsppiy cleared away all obstacles to re-
newa Of those relations which formerly bound US 10
gethef in fratefnal union, take the earliest oppor
uniiy afforded by this suspicious event, {, greet
my southern friends, and 10 solicit from them re-
newal Of that extensive business connection which
for quarter Of century has besn uninterrupted save
by the great public calamity to which have adverted.
/, is scarcely necessary, on the threshold Of bust.
ness re-nnisa, should repeat the warning so often
ssen 10 my iends,--to beware sfthose spurious and
deleerous compounds which, under the sPecious and
false titles ofImporied Wines Brandies, Holland Gin,
Liquors. &c. have bean equally destructive to the
health Of our citizens preudca 10 the interests oil
the legitimate Importer.
Many years Of my past life have been expended in
an open and candid attempt to expose these wholesale
frauds lime srpsnse has been spaied 10 &C.
compsh this salutay purpose, and to place before my
friends and the public generally. at the lowest possi-
bic market price, and in such quantities might suit
Il
i Twenty-Five years business transactions with the
largest and mos, respectable exporting houses in
France and Great Britain hsvs afforded me unsur.
passed facilities for supplying our homs market with
Wines. Liquors, and Lqmures Of the bcs. and mos,
approved brands in Europe, in addition to my own
asillery in Holland for the manufacture Of Srhie
dom sehaaPPs."
The latter, so long tested and spprssed by tbs me-
deal faculties Of the United States. West Indies and
South America as an invaluable Therapeutic whole
some pleasant and perfectly safe beverage 10 all cl-
maies and during all quickly excited the Gu.
piaty Of The home manufacturers and vendors Of
SPURIOUS article under the same name.
lrus, that have. AFTER mach toll and expense,
surrounded oil nay imporis,ions with safeguards and
Injections which with ordinary eircnmspeetion will
insure their delivery, as receive them from Europe
10 all my customers.
would, however, recommend in an cases where
Il !. possible. that orders be sent direct to my Depot
% Beaver Street, New York, or that purchasers be
made 81 my accredited agents.
IN addition 10 large stock Of Wines, Brsndies,
&c. in wood. HAYES considerable supply Of old ri.
Cd foreign wines, embracing vin,sgcs Of many past
years, bottled 10 before the commencement Of the
war, which can recommend to all connosseur o.
hese rare Injuries.
!, 10 conclusion, would specially call the early al
enlon of my southern customers 10 the advantage 70
be derived b. transmitting their orders without loss Of
time. calling personally at the Depot, in order 10
insure The fulfllmen 81 their favors from the present
n srge ssd we'll selected assortment.
uDDLPH0 WOLFE,
! y beaver Street, New York.
/ December 20. -
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GODEY'S LADY'S. BOOK.
For 1866.
The Fashion Magazine Of The World.

The Fashion Magazine of The World.
= Literature, Fine Arts, aud Fashions. The most
magnificent Steel Engravings. DOUBLE FASH
ion PLATES. Wood Engravings on every sub.
jeei that ran interest ladies' Crochet Knitting Net.
ing mprnfdery, articles Tor rIo Tesiss f.- fh Par
Tor, the Boudor, and the Kitchen. Everything, in
fact, 10 make a complete bApr's Book.
THE LADIES FAyORITE FOR SO YEARS.
No magazine has been able to compete with il.
Meme ATTEMPT il.
G0DEY's RECEIPTS
lor every department Of a household. These alone
aie wsrih The price OF the Book.
MODEL COTTAGES (no other Magazine gives
ihem), With diagrams.
DRAwIyG LESSONS FOR THE YOUNG
Another speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth 50 year. Other Ma
gu;nes publish old WORKOUT music: bat the subscr
bers 10 Goiey get il before the music stores.
GARDENING FOR LADIES. Another pecu
liariiy With Cooley.
Fsshious from Msssrs. A. r. Stewart e Co. o
New York. the millionaire merchants. appear in Go
dsy, the only Magazine that has them.
Ladies Bsnneis. We give more Of them 10 yea
than aay other Magazine. In fact. the Ladr's Boot
enables eresy lady TO he her own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND.
Authotess Of Alon,," Hidden Faith" : Moss
Side" . Nemesis" aud Miriam"
writes Cor Cooley each month, and for no other Mag
srine. A new novel by her will he published in 1866
We have also retained all our old and favorse con
tribuiots.