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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

DIsTINsUIsHEp ARHIvALs.- following
distinguished names Were registered at the
Spotswood Hotel yesterday:
General Joseph e. Johnston, G. S. A:
General Fitzhugh Lee, c.. s. A.; General
Beverly Robinson, c. s. A.; General James
Conner, 8. c.; General Thomas A. Harris. c.
s. A.; General milford. U. 8. -[Reh-
mond Dispatch 10
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QuERY.--Has the Corporation Of Peters
ourg imposed any tax whatever on the sales
of cottonf We observe TIE statement that
no such tax as one and half per cent has
been levied on such sales. But has any tax
whatever been levied on such sales BY the
Corporation 2 We have been informed that
I per cent tax on such sales exists. 1t would
be very unlike Petersburg, if so. s@~ =
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DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.-We hitherto an
nounced that break bad taken place after
the opening Of the Canal. We are now au-
thorlzed to state that the Superintendent,
Capt. JAS. G. Choate, has repaired all DANA
ges and the Canal is now open for all the uses
of Transportation. acn ~ -. - /.
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by LEIGH BROS. l. PHELPS,
No. 3 ODlnleTclUE HOK
q u pHEI pc Anctinnaer

C. K. PHELPS, Auctoneer.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
NIUABLE WHARF PROPERTY IN Cos
PORT, near the Navy Yard at Auction.
By virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court OF
the city of Norfolk pronounced June 10th, 1866,
in suit of Taylor. &C. Taylor, &c, will
SELL as substitute Trustee, under the will of Rich
ard Taylor, deceased, and as Commissioner there
by appointed, at the Auction House OF Leigh
Bros l. Phelps, in the city Of Norfolk, on
1. WEDNESDAY, THE PATH OCTOBER, r.
.a9 at IL O'Clock, a. In,
+ THAT VALUABLE WHARF AND LOT
Situated in Gosport near the Navy Yard, aud
bounded as follows:
Fronting on Water street "a feet; thence along
Henry street to the channel OF the south branch
of the Elizabeth river, $50 feet more or less, and
bounded on the North by the property OF &essrs
Hatton and Watts. 83Gs
The especial attention of capitalists and ship
builders is invited to this property it possess
es advantages, in point of location. depth OF Wa
ter, &C., unsurpassed by any in this country.
TERMS. ..l .e.-... ..
One-third cash; s,ne and two years credit will
be given ioc the balance for bonds bearing inter-
est from day of lei title retained until last pay
ments are made ,gts
- RICHARD TAYLOR, Comm'r.
rt L IGH EROS. ~ PHELPS,
ect5 ids Auctioneers.
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SFoRK RoBBIaa IN PORTSMOUTH,. Mr..
Friedlin keeps small grocery on Crawford
street, Portsmouth, near the market, south of
Grics's new block. On Wednesday night it
was entered by burglars and plundered of
forty or fifty dollars. The entrance was effect
ed by forcing off plank on the rear of the
building. The police were on another por-
ton Of their beat upon the occasion.
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THE Rev. DIR. MINNEGERoDE.--This pop
ular divine and energetic pastor has returned
after brief sojourn in Europe, and arrived
in Richmond onlast Sunday, when he resum-
ed the duties Of his Office as pastor of St.
Pauls Church.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In the Constitution of the
Washington Lee Association, published yes
terday, it should be 81 per. annum and not
81 per. month. i; ~ f.s r3 fl. lo,
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The DRY Goops TRApE-Ths New York
Commercial reports concession In the dry
goods trade among jobbsrs, and adds:
Goods are really very low from the combina-
ton Of circumstances preventing trade during
the summer months, the fear Of cholera. and
the lateness with which trade set in. Stocks
were quite large, and prices were reduced to
the lowest possible figures, the advance is but
small, thus rendering the present prices very
low. The advance was chiefly confined tc
brown sheetings and shirtings and prints. In
brown goods the price is close down to the
cost Of production, and jobbers seems to be
willing to reduce it to correspond with The
changes in cotton, SO that there is better dis
position to take goods, as most buyers believe
that cotton cannot be much lower.
RsyrvAL.-A Great revival is going OF
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The DEPOT IN PoRTsMoUTH-There was
quite gathering Of colorsd men, women and
boys, this morning at the Railroad Depot in
Portsmouth, to witness the departure on the
train to Suffolk Of the Circus, which CON-
pleted Its exhibitions in this city last even
ing. .se = a.
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ROBBED. "A sojourner, named VIM. Dutch
or, from the country, "fell among thieves,
on Wednesday, night, who relieved him Of
the proceeds Of load of oysters whichhe had
brought from Naasemond. The police are in
search of his greenbacks, but the prospect O
their discovery is probably rather discourag'
ing
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=, The BADash This old hulk which was
o.cently brought to our city from the harbor
y Beaufort, N G., has been removed from
ampbell's wharf, and we learn, will be sold
at auction There was rumor that she was
to be reftted and sent to the Pacific on q
whaling voyage. A trip in the renovated
Badger, round Cape Horn, would certainly
have been enterprising AS we'll as deservedly
{" yentursome" 38s3srA ~ 49, So
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I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lHREAT ATTRACTION
M AT The OLD ESTABL SHED ~,
JENELRY STORE OF J. NJ FREEMAN,

20 Main Street, Corner of Talbot.
Persons visiting the city, and citizens general
iy, will find at j. NJ. FREEMAN'S one of the
largest and finest stocks of Goods in his line, and
at accommodating prices, consisting of t
WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES. ~
Fine Gold English and American Levers, of the
best makers; fine Hunting Gold Geneva Levers
and Lepines, with enamel and diamond cases,
beautiful and suitable Tor the Ladies; Silver Hunt
ing and single case Levers and Lepnes ~ 4ll
JEWELRY, JEWELRY. PIE
Full Sets Coral, Cal buncle, Onyx, and Pearl,
for Bridal occasions, Jet Ear Rings, Pins and
Bracelets. rich collection of fine Gold Chains,
Chatelains, Guar DIS and Leentnes--so generally
worn; Diamond rings, both Solitaire and Cluster.
PURE SILVER, PURE SILVER.
Tea, Sugar and Cream Pots, Goblets, Mugs,
Berry and Jelly Spoons, Cake and Pie Knives
Table, Tea and Desert Forks and Spoons with
many other desirable articles suitable for pres
ants and housekeepers.
~ PLATED WARE. 3..
Tea and Breakfast sets, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Pitchers, Sugar Dishes, aobets, Casters, Forks,
Spoons, Liquor Stands, and many osber articles
too numerous to iment. on, which will be sold low
for cash. ~
Come to Freeman,s, and you can rely on all
articleS offered for SALE sp1e
N. B. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
by experienced workmen, and warranted for
twelve months
t.-~+ j. NJ. FREEMAN,
ocl2 20 corner Main and Talbot sts
bridal PRESENTS.
ID BRIDAL PRESENTS.
| We would beg leave to invite the attention of
all In search of something rich, elegant, new and
beautiful, for Bridal or other presents, to call and
select from the extensive assortment to be found
No. 81, Man Street.
Among the many articles suitable for that pur-
pose, we euumerate:
t.. Sats G,x~a
Fish Knives and Forks,
Forks and Spoons of all kinds,
Crumb Scrapers,
Pickle Knives and Forks.
The above ars of the best quality, solid liver
and are offer, d at the lowest possible prices.
Oel2 @. F. GREENWOOD l. BRO.
nOG LOST.-$5 REWARD LOST,
i J from Steamer George Appold, on Saturday.
Oct. 9th, Black and Tan Dog, both ears cut,
smooth hair. and plump. He answers to the name
of Pomp or Eide. A reward of S. will be paid
tor his being delivered to the Agent of the Boston
Line of Steamers. oct4-4t
HHEESE-60 Prime Davery Cheese, just receiv-
~ ed and for sale by So
ii DAVIS & BRO, I-
octl2 a No. "a Rowlands wharf
DUTTfR-4O Tub and Firkins nice sweet
ID Butter, just to b md and for sale by
s.. - laA DAVIS Il BRO,
| oct IL i s4=...l- No. "a Rowlands wharf.
" ERRING-25 bbls new Eastern Herring re-
! III ceived this day and for sale by
$40 DAVIS d BRO.
| oct IL No. "a Rowlands wharf
TUS IN TIME FOR SATURDAY.
! Another lot of those
ELEGANT SUGAR CURED HAMS.
Another tierce OF that
| MAGNIFICENT CORNED BEEF.
Plenty of that delicious
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER.
| Just the style to go with our
! CHOICE NEW FAMILY BUCKWHEAT.
just received and for sale by
.t.r DEMING, The Grocer,
octl2 No. 7, Main street.
Vir copy
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The BkirIsn BaIa ELEANoRA.-We learn
that the materials of this wreck on Currituck
beach are to be sold to-day The Andrew
johnson has broken in two and will prove 4
total wreck. Efforts are being male to save
her machinery.
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octS-tds MAUPIN & HATTON, AUG
F. +. FERGUS0N, AuCiiOneer-
JRUSTEE'S SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.,

Pursuant to deed of trust, made by j. NJ.
Bonnet to me, for the benefit of Mrs Marie e.
Geay, dated the 9th day of April 1859. and of
record in the Clerks office Of the Court OF the
| Corporation of the city Of Norfolk, ! shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of October next,
sell at public auction, before the Auction House
OF +. f. Ferguson, on Wide Water street, in this
city, the property named in said deed, and des-
crlbed as follows All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land, situate and yin. on the West
side OF James street, the city of Norfolk, aud
bounded follows: beginning at the Northeastern
corner of John G Smiths property James
street, and running back along the line of Mes
srs. j. e.. Smith, J. 4. Allyn and G.. f. Ander-
sons property westwardly towards the G. eek
KIN wn as Newton's Creek, seven hundred and
twenty-t res feet ten inches, thence Northward-
ly one hundred and forty-three feet inches
to lane fourteen feet ten inches wide, reserved
for the individual use of Jno. L. Doyle; thence
Eastwardly five hundred and fifty four te to a
fence enclosing in part the pewalk grounds,
thence Southwardy along said fence seven feet
to the corner of the same, thence Eastwardly
long The line of said fence ne hundred ind sixty
nine feet seven inches to James street, thence
Southwardly along the line of James street one
hundred and ninet y-seven feet four inches to the
place OF beginning.
This property is the Fruit and Flower Garden
OF Mr.. Bonnet, and contains and valuable
collection of Fruits, Flowers and Shubberry, and
this business. At the time the larg. guam
tity of land embraced in this property holds out
great inducements to those wishing to make in
vestments of their money.
Terms cash. Sale at IL O'Clock NJ.
SIMON. 5. STUBBS, Trustee.
F. F. FERGUSON,
se2G-- ids Auctioneer.
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The DISMAL SWAMI CANAL-The Steamer
Arrow and a schooner besides several lighters
with freight passed through this canal yester-
day. The canal has four and half feet
water, and is open now for the uses Of the
Nublic t' '@' fH +-+
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q AUCTION SALEs-Maupin g. Hatton will
sell, on tomorrow, No 81 Crawford street,
Portsmouth, at II o'clock, a. m, an assort-
ment of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Coal, Wood, &c, and two large Signs and
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev. N. A.
a9keson, CHARLES Y. JORDAN. of Petersburg,
VA, to o. CELkSTk MURDEN, daughter OF
the late Jos Murdeu, Esq of th city.
Baltimore Sun and Petersburg papers please
copy. fst..9 esaa
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Deafness and al dissa ses of the Eye ssceess-
fully treated by Dr.. Ga rdner, Oculist aud Au-
rist, who will be at the Atlantic Hotel ON Friday,
Nov mber s0th. Read advertisement.
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The EVENING STAa.--The schooner Morn
ing Star has picked up seven additional sur
vivors who were on beard the lost steamer
Evening Star. - =
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AUCTION SALES.
By MAUPIN a. UATTOy. LuctIopoers

81 6Ngto11 Stree, Portsmouth, Ia,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.
NDER. tile Provisions of a Deed
~ from William Walker and Wife. bear;n@
date April Is, 1866, the Trustee, BY direction
will sell for Cash, on the promises at ~ o'clock,
on MONDAY next, October 18th, 1866
ONE LOT OF LAND WITH GoUAIE TEN.
EMENT THEREON,
situated ON the North eide OF Fayette street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, Newtown.
ALSO one unimproved Lot on East side Fourth
street, between Lincoln and Nelson streets.
ALSO, one unimproved Lot on Sixth street con
tinued, near its intersection with Randolph St.,
near The city limits
The title is doubtless good, but the Trustee will
convey only with a special warranty.
J. s. SrUBBS, Trustee.
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MANUFACTURERS ENrERPRIsE.-- vast
improvement in the temper of our people,
With respect to the importance Of inanufac-
lures to the wealth Of communities, has taken
place within the last eighteen months. The
change is radical, though the revolution has
been almost noseless, and we receive as a
good augury this quiet, transformations pro-
gress. 1t savors Of earnestness and indicates
q disposition to achieve solid success rather
than make great outcry where there is little
or no wool raleigh Progress, d. 81
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The NORFOLK Boat CLUB.-The elegant
boat Black Hawk has been put in thorough
ordey, and will be ready to enter the lists so
soon as a competitor presents the opportuni-
ty. This species of misc uiar christianity is a
manly and invigorating exercise, and free
from the objections of many others which are
regarded as more or less questionable
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HoILywoon MrMon1Ar. BAzAAR Assoc1A

y HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL, BAzAAR AssocIA-
TroN:-The Executive Committee Of Holly
wood Memorial Bazaar Association met in the
,lecture-roomp Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, on Monday, October 9Th, at II A. M
The attendance was good and gratifying re-
ports were received from the subcommittee.
A letter was read from James Barron Hope,
Esq, offering to the Association bis poem re-
cited at the tomb of Annie Carter Lee. Mrs.
General Lees permission for the publication
Of this poem was also read. The poem was
gratefully accepted by the president, Mrs.
Webb, and a committee appointed to.supern-
tend its publication. A proposition for pub
fishing, during the time Of the bazaar, daily
paper, to be called the Nemwia1 appeal, was
received; and a committee of -four ladies, Mrs.
Thomas H, Wynne, Mrs. Townes, Mrs
William Brown. and Miss Lizzie Nicholas,
was appointed to enquire into its expectancy.
Mrs. r. A. Mayo, Mrs. E. f. Sempes, Mrs.
J s. Wexford, Mrs. Thomas &. Wynne and
Miss A. E. Pellet have been added to the exc
utive committee Wing. y YAfF7gHs
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PRODUCE RECEIPTS.

Per Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, Oct, IL.
Z 1875 bales cotton, 8 bbls rosn, s bbs. 10 bags
fruit, rs bgs aaxseed, . boxes bacon, kegs lard,
sacks and 20 boxes fruit, 10 bales cotton 81 sacks
roots, rs bbls four, 30 sacks fax seed, IS sacks
feathers.
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psrsoss tss ztAis=eity Portsmouth,, desiring TIE
DAY BOOK tsft at the;r homes, can. have q pro
psrly attended to BY Adv'ng ns'r .ame. teft at
ASHTON Il ExxRRsoS. Auetioaesrs, No. 40 Craw-
ford street, Perfsmoaik.i q DAB fatElHJ
re TaI-WssxLY, DAY Book ceatt ming all ssat-
cor. Of iapsrtsaes - tie s,Oe days ISSUES. Price
gss, WISELY OAR Book eel be @ait,d to Country
Ssbscyibers at the smau SUM Of One DOLLAR, -
alvaass-l hviH eontain Editorials, fuH d.
oer of. Nsvs, Book Notices. and ttems Of Com
D,ersiaI sad Agriouttaral intelligence. No pains
Or expense 'sit6. spared "a w.ak'.g Il desire;
bic eonpsnisa, for tie eoa"tryfre side and
from sts sacreasiaJs patronage, it oenmesds st
,eT a. a good medium Of couatry advertising
to the esnssu~sfy.i -@
Al Communications for the DAY Book must Be
authenticated by tie aaass of the tortters. -
All Lettsrs contaiaing remisaaces of moncy for
,k;s Office, aust5s fegistered. b. iA1..'
eos;ssef sls Weekly AND Tri- Weekly paper ean be
lad at our coustsr, ready wrapped for mailing.
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Local DBAAA.-CSeene. Spot requiring
disinfec.ants, odor suggestive Of the city of
Celogne.1 III + sse
Sg DaAMATIs PERsoNR.
Major Simms actively at work sprnkling
composition of coal, tar and lime. Excited
Resident PUSHES out. I
What in the name Of heaven is this
smell ?" has
Major Simms, Lin his blandest manner, ]
" Decaying cabbage lie aves."
Excited Resident. Cabbage leaves No
Stree" ..a .s s4.
Major Simms. g Coal tar perhaps " = i
Excited PRESIDENT, with awful emphasis. ]
You'd better lcok out or you'll give us the
cholera. a1. s,4 5sl
Whsrsupon Majsr Simrns drew his Msdi-
cal books on the Excited Resident, who, at
the last accounts, was seen sprinkling the
disipfsctsnts with liberal hand.
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MAYORS Couar, NORFOLK, his Honor, j. r.
Ludlow, presiding. Asea -v@sa. asiy}a
s. R. Richards, drunk and disorderly dis
charged. i
Vim. Biglow, improper conduct fined SIS,
Fanny Shepard, improper conduct, fined $40.
Andrew Barber, suspicious, sent to Jail. f...,a
VIM. Brown, breach of peace, fined SO.
City reported quiet and thewatch in dilgent
discharge of their duty. e
d" New Advertisements.
The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Deming has just received elegant sugar cured
Hams, Beef, Butter, Buckwheat, &c.
Davis Il Bro, Cheese, Butter, and Herring
just to hand.
J. NJ. Freeman, has large ass rtment of
Watches, Jewelry, Gold, Silver and plated ware
All articles warranted genuine. .,.a
G. F. Greenwood Dc Bro, Bridal presents and
Ice Cream sets, Sugar Dishes Crumb Sorapers,
&C., DC. ~
Dog lost return him to the Agent of the Bos-
ton line Of steamers, and receive IS.
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TIE OLD CHURCH AT HAMPToN.-We
cheerfully make room for the following inter-
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BUReLARrous ATTEMPTS IN PORTSMOUTH,.
Two Intellectual attempts were made on the
night Of the 10th instant. To enter the resi-
dsnce Of Jonathan e. Bopsh. Esq, on Din.
widdes street, Portsmouth. The first attempt
was made at about 8 o'clock A. NJ, with an
iron bar. Owing, however, to the vigilance
aud devotion of atrusty colored domestic. who
sleeps 10 the basement. and has been in the
employment Of Mr.. Roush for several years,
the attempt was frustrated.
Several attempts have been recently made
to enter dwellings, in the neighborhood Of
Mr.. Boush, one OF which was successful. Mr.
Boush informs us that every case was within
. hai!ing distance" and expresses the opinion
that Portsmouth is sadly in want Of larg-
or police force. When the winter sets in,
we may expect an increase of such attempts
at robbery, when the means of subsistence
will be more limited than they now are.
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BY MAUPIN l. HATT0N, Auctioners
81 Crawford Street, Portsmouth.
SALEOF HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN

2 X n T = X r
NY VIRTUE OF A LEVY made by me, I'm
y der execution 10 favor of Hume Brincker
hoff, obtained in the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Portsmouth, at its last erm, shall proceed to
sell at public auction, Saturday, 18th day Of
October. 1866, for cash, at the Auction store Of
Maupin 4 Hatton, No 81 Crawford street, at II
O'clock A. NJ, a lot OF
HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Coal, Wood, &c, &C., to satisfy said execution.
Also, two Large Signs and Posts.
NJ. HUTCHINSON,
. nc9 Crier of Court
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RsvIvAL.-A Great revival is going on
among the solored population in and about
Wilmington, N. G. af-4 rs's
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At meeting Of the remaining vestryn,en
and members of St. Johns Church and the
citizens generally of the town Of Hampton,
held at the Court House, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der Sth, 1866. The Rev. Mark L. 'Chveeers
Hope appointed Secretary. III
Fhe following preamble and resolutions Of
fered by Edmund s., Mallory, Esq, were
unanimously adopted. @@'"
aai Whereas, The ancient Church of St. John s
in the town Of Hompton, Va. has been par
TALLY destroyed By the casualties Of the late
war, and in consequence Of the impoverished
condition os the citizens Of the town and coun-
try produced thereby, they are unable with
out foreign aid, to restore the edi6ce and re-
build the parsonage, (which was entirely de-
stroyed,) and relying on the Christian beney-
olence and desire to retain the relics Of Colo
NAL times amongst their fellow-citizens of
other counties and States, we with confidence
appeal to the liberality and brotherly kind
ness of other communities to assist lisin this
laudable work. fE
Resolved, ist That a committee be APP
pointed to corporate with the remaining
members # the Vestry for the purpose of Sc
Letting and receiving contributions to restore
the buildings, and appropriate the same for
that purpose. il54 D 4 ,lGoHe ~
Resolved, I'd. Tat the committee with the
Vestry shall meet and report, from time
to time, and have the authority to I'LL vacan-
cies, and add to the members Of tie commit
tee if they deem it advisable. $50 iai "0h
Resolved, Sd. That keenan, Whiting a
member of the Vestry be appointed Treasu-
frer, and VIM, ). Howard, Secretary, 4Eg
Resolved, 4th, That the Secretary and
Treasurer be ex-officio members of the cons
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CEEOS.-We are daily receiving such Seed
y as are now being planted
Sc 81 NJ. A. L. C. SANTOS.
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.Cal > i,IfA1
-z9 ir-r
The weekly Butte record., 1866-10-20

SPECIAL MEDICAL NorIcE.-Dr. Cbas. II. Tozer
would most respectfully inform the sick and affiic
ted that his MEDIC " INSTITUTE is at the same
place. Corner of Kcarny and jackson streets.
Francisco, where he has been established for
many years. for the of Special Com
plants. Having relinqushed my old mode of adver,
Using. which has become so common with all the
QUack Doctors Of San Francisco, filing the news
papers with false references for the purpose of i'm
posing upon rangers. think it is only necessary
to inform those in need of Physician of long ex-
perience and successful practice that can be con-
suited at all business hours at my Medical Institute.
corner of kearny and jackson Sts.. San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles, Weakness
of the Back Pains in the Sides. Headache, Palpita
ton of the Heart, Derangement of their Monthly
Sickness, and all other diseases that the Female
system is subject to. will find prompt relief by ap-
plying TO DR.. Chas. II. TOZER.
Ny FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known TO fail in giving relief to those cases for
which they are recommended. To be obtainsd only
at my office. Price, Five dollars-wth full direc-
tons each Box. Sent by mail express
Address CHAS II. T0ZER, NJ D., San Francisco,
Cal, or Lock Box 1854
Consultation Free. All communications strictly
confidential. CHAS. H. T0ZER, NJ. D..
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital,
London. (ni6
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PARTIALLY SucoEssFrL.-The people 0! Aarys-
vile continue to make raids into the neighboring
counties for China women, with which to keep up
the failing attractions Of their iowa. Their Justices
issue warrants for the arrest of the women upon
some pretenee and their Constables go ard arrest
them. If they can md them; if not they capture
any China woman they happen to find, when the
is dismissed by the Justice, al least we judge
such TO be the case from the remarks Of the Nevada
Transcript, in which county their raids appear to
have been somewhat successful. They do not sue
coed so well ZIP this way.