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The Portland daily press., 1866-10-08
THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURT. ~ b
JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. 7+
SATURDAY.-Joln Bradley on search and seizure
process tseizure Of ale), was fined $50 and costs.
Charles NJ. Sawyer, for larceny of carriage shawl,
the property of III. N. Jose ESQ.,, was sentenced to
thirty days in the County Jail. at si
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-08

TRoTTING MATcH.-At the Forest City Park
Saturday, there was a trotting match between
the horses Gen. Sherman and Daniel Webster,
for $500 side, mile heats best three in five, to
wagons. There was large attendance, and
considerable money bet on the result. Bailey
drove Sherman, and Palmer drove Webster
The latter was the favorite horse before the
race, and had the call at 800 to $75.
On the first heat Webster had the pole. and
took the lead. On the back stretch Webster
broke badly, and Sherman went ahead, win
ming the heat easily by half dozen lengths,
in 2.48 z
On the second heat Webster broke on the
turn and Sherman passed him On the back
stretch Webster Tapped Sherman, and they
trotted together for quarter, when, at the up
per turn Webster went up again. He was
soon brought too by Palmer, and pushed se-
verely; but Sherman won the heat by half
length in 2.47. aar aas Z.
On the third heat Sherman took the lead
from the start. Webster broke on the upper
turn, which increased the distance. Palmer
quickly brought him down, and made q bold
push, but it was of no avail. Sherman won
the heat and the race by couple of lengths
in Q AZ ~ st'fe t-A"
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-08

GEfER, at l3 Free street, has a nice assort-
ent OF artists material. Splendid stationery.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-08

SERENADE.-After the decision of the CITY
Council, Saturday evening, sustaining the Chief
Engineer, Mr.. Rogers, of the Fire Department,
bis numerous friends in the department engag-
ed the Portland Band and paid him a visit at
his residence on Munjoy After serenade by
the Band, the fremen gave three rousing
cheers, which brought out Mr. Rogers !, He
made brief address to them, thanking them
for the interest they took in his case, and for
their visit on this occasion. Three more cheers
were given for the Chief, and more music from
the Band, and the fremen took their way to
the Preble House, where the Band serenaded
Ex- Chief Engineer Barnicoat of the Boston
Fire Department, and Mr.. George f. Allen,
Secretary to the Board of Engineers of that
city, who were stopping at the Preble House.
After this the firemen and the Band went to
the residence of Ex-Assistant Engineer Henry
Fox, Esq, on State Street, and gave him a SER
enade.
1t was the intention of the firemen to have
given I'll. G. Barnes and some others q seren-
ade, but the lateness of the hour obliged them
to abandon this part of the programme, as they
did not wish to encroach upon the hours o.
the Sabbath.
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Horses for Sale,

N Horses. " - ocgea ioro ~ v f-ts-f
Ito Let scith Board.
Il ARGE pleasant, newly furnished rooms at
IL House II Free street. .EyN ! .0ocSd1w*
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Z AMERICAN HOUSE, BosToN.-During q re-
cent brief stay in the "City@ of Notions we
found pleasant home with mine host Rice, of
the American House. This capacous Hotel,
located on Hanover Street, is in close proximi-
ty to the business centre of the city. Its rooms
are large and airy, its beds just such as a tired
man loves to find, its tables boanteously fur
nished with every luxury of the season, its
walters not obsequious but attentive, its gen.
tlemanly and obliging chief clerk Bacon,-all
these explained why we met so many business
men of Portland during our stay, and why a
glance at the register reveals the fact that if
you wish to find Portland man in Boston,
you may almost surely meet him at the Amer
lean. s.... -
HoRTIcULTURAL SHow.-The Fall exhibition
of the Portland horticultural Society, will be
held tomorrow in Temperance Han, Congress
Street, near the head of Green Street. This
hall has been selected because all the other
large halls were previously engaged for other
purposes. We have no doubt the exhibition of
fruits, flowers, and vegetables will be hand
some one, as it is not usual for the members of
this society to get up small exhibitions. The
hall will be open for visitors at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. Samples intended for premiums
should be handed in by II o'clock tomorrow.
A list of the premiums may be had at Rolfe' IS
apothecary shop, opposite the Methodist
Church Chestnut Street s... /. r. es75-
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DISPOSAL. aFkTHE PUBLEe.LAa !
az TAT7-71-l;lI HIT :IoI
The Health off Secretary Seward.

tI39tTTS 5TT,OSN I I .Ok
The Constitutional AD,eudit MT tEytm,laoea
rUq .,,.,, BY Cr,gon. ''y 80 nd ,ci,ia' !,
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-08
Premium List, $4,000.

$500 of which has been reserved for discretionary
Premiums, to be awarded during the Fair.
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Murphy, Norman, Num-, Patton, Porter
of Wayne, Ruckett, Raulston, Richards,
Rogers, Sheppard, Sinclair, Smith Of Har.
deman, Smith Of Obion, Snodderly, Thorn.
burgh, Underwood, Waters, Walker,
Welsh, Wines, Woodcock, Woods-4s.
NoEs.-Clingman, Coward, Grove, jar
Wis, Milton, Moss, Overstreet, Shultz, Sti-
eald, Warren, and Speaker Heiskell-ll.
The names of Martin and Williams were
called, but they refused to answer, when
the Speaker announced the vote and de-
clared no quorum present. The names Of
the "refractories ~ were again called, but
no answer followed, and the Chair again
decided that there was not quorum pre-
sent. An appeal was taken from the Chair,
when the House reversed its decision by
vote of III to AZ.
1t was then resolved that the names Of
Messrs. Martin and Williams be recorded
as being present, and that the gentlemen
refuse to vote.
The amendment to the Constitution was
thereupon declared adopted amid the
loudcst applause.
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SPRINGS WATER,
FaOH THE
HEALING SPRINGS,
UlTu cOUyTY. tIkGf


Th. propristors Of these highly celebrated
Springs have, In view OF meeting the demand ol
the public had he water carefully bottled NJ the
Spring, as heretofore, In such manner as to pre-,
serve It's virtues and characteristics a. when uAed
It the fountain.
II, properties are well known, and experience
has proved It's great value in the following dis
eases, which have been cured Dy Its use scroiuia,
Erysipelas, Torpidity of the Liver, DyspePsa Aph.
tha or Thrush, OIena ian offensive discharge
from the nostri intractable Diseases OF the skim
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, ENLARGED Pros-
trat. Gland. Enlargement OF the Spleen, Urinary
Deposits Irraabiity Of the Bladder Diseases OF the
kidneys, Spinal Irritation, Neurslgis. kheuma-
t!sm, Diseases Of PemsleS, Chronic Ophthaimic
Affections, whether dependent upon strumous OF
9TH yscrasia Of the body, and In all Degenerate
and morbid conditions Of the Eye from neglected.
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case OF one doien
half gallon bottles. Orders enclosing this amount
will receive prompt attention.
DESCRlPTIvk PAMPHLETS. containing esnu.
hcatss Of cures and highly Interesting letsrs irom
most respectable sources, and other lnfoImanon,
can be had on application to s. A. PORTER, heAt'
iuS Springs, Bath eoapty, Va. orto ,
General Agents for the sale Of the Water.
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INK, Exactly" ,-Solon shitSle said
.., we're there every tmc." T. he lei tei
sry" ia the morning, p: t"ox XXX tiIh'i's, Pi@n,a.
ktt,y, II he lacked appetite. "IS w""S' ,I, ,aI
: mentally oppressed, h" 'o.h i'Iis.Ant, e. -
-. ard they never failed 10 set him on MS p'h'
y, ms . wan, any better authority but rs
.a,y. JUS; read The foi.owin.
owe much 20 yon for J
..vI-vrve the Plantation B'.tero have saved
@y".rrv W II. WAGNER. Madrid. n. Y"
have been Groat sufferer
D.. . .v.p,,Sls, and had to abandon preaching
.'.. The Plantation BU'ers have cured mo-
.v,y {. 4 WILDWOOD, New York City.
Ihud lost all appe,ite-was so
r..s.rlsncrya.ed could hardly walk. AID @ had
Ire; !".4 Q; soc!.sy, '.; "a. MI rrs, 1"'
a., JAML> HEIMlSWAl, -. Louis. Mo-
The Plantation Bitt,rs have
.t.. daraugcmrut of the Kidneys and
ans that distressed !ac for years. They
81. 10" S.t','CC ,.5. { MOORE. 2a Broadway, Y. Y"
yr. NJ. pE1oE manager ot The Union t, Hon"
,. ,a.s and Invalid children under her
y. .., with the most harry and gTAii'NinS TO.
.,. ". hnyr received "'"f hnhdfth r""hi>
r.s. certificates, but no advertisement 10 So
.....,I 4, ~hst people themselves say Of a good
-. oar r.r'a'" and oar reputation i a. stake.
w..i BE- s..latncd under every and al cir-
r..-..sf.~ They have already Obtained n Saie
49,. p, ..ar. village, parish. and hamlet. among
,...fsi nations. Base linitat"rs Try 10 come as
49,. .tr I..rUr AAi s'yl" As they can sud because
.'.l .r;.cl, cannot - sold as low Al poor one,
',y ,uI sal" ,Epport from parties who do not care
yasr:Ae soil. b" on your guard. See our pri-
''s' '.'''p p ii. UKAKE ( CO.. New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by G!. druggists.
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ALUM SPRINGS
SALTS OR MASS
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
There In an article on the market spproximating
very closely to this medicine ~ NAME, but Offering
very widely IN SUBSTANCE. Persons Wishing 20
procure the SALTS OF THE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS in Rockbridge county, Va, are notinsd
,hs, they can bs had nj THE SPRINGS and Of
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Richmond;
A. b. RuCKER, Lynchburg;
COLEMAN i ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN 4 Co, New York.
Other druggists In Virginia and In the other
States who keep these MIN NERAL WATERS on sale
in our bottles will be supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with the proper credentials
and with our phamphlet.
The sales OF both the WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly regaining the position they held both norm
and south before the war.
Price OF genuine Alum Mass, $40 per pound,
~ SO per ounce, RfAZIER & RANDOLPH,
10 I'm Proprisiors.
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4ucti0n Sales This Day.

HARRISON, GODDIN y APPERSON will
sell on the premises, at ) p. NJ, a most
beautiful and desirable lot At the north
west corner of Clay and Eleventh streets.
" Il. ROBINS will sell on the premises, be-
ginning at ) O'Clock, p. NJ. valuable lot
ON Fourth street between Cary and Canal,
a brick tenement and lot on Canal street
between First and Foushee, and a lot on
the northwest corner Of Second and Arch
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EE TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND

kE TO THE ClIlZENS Of naShhoND'-
In response TO the Inquiries which have been
made Of me, I beg leave respectfully TO say 'ha'
II 1t be the pleasure Of the citizens OF Richmond 10
elect me to the Legislature to I'll the exi'tihs
cancy I will serve them chseriuly and 70 toe os''
of my ability.
am sens BILE Of nv inadequacy 10 supply the
place Of Mr. Grattan. whose resignation, In com
mon with all who respect virtue and talent "ih.
cerely regret And II is due TO candor that shouio
say fear the partial IA svor Of my friends who have
called upon me has led them to over.es'ima@ ~!
CAPACITY 10 serve them. Public life is altogether
new TO me a; neither my tastes nor my aspirations
have ever taken that direction. And honestly
think tha, when the material interests OF Inc ehy
and State are deeply involved In leSisiatoh the
people should select their most tried and expert
enccd citizens for the public service. and shall
gladly give place 10 any one they may choose.
But il those among whom have lived from my
birth, and to whom am nnder so many obliss'
ITEMS, shall honor me with their choice. Will de-
vote 10 their service with earnest zeal all the ener
gies possess. WILLIAM ". Ino"f'
is 22-dtde
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ITEMS FROM THE CAPIToL.--hOnddy.-
Evidence of the qualification of Samuel b.
Haey, Commissioner for Virginia in the
State of Pennsylvania, was received and
filed.
Edward F. Corey, Jr., Of New York
city, was appointed Commissioner for Vir-
ginia in the State of New York.
A warrant was issued upon the requisi-
ton Of Governor Swan for the delivery to
the sheriff of Prince George county, Md,
of Thomas Davis, W. II. Jones, William
Platter, Henry Luckett, and Henry Rich
ards, fugitives from justice, charged with
murder.
Philip F. Howard was appointed No
tary Public for the city of Richmond.
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Mayors CorRT-RECoRDER REGSArLT
PREsIDING-MoSDAY MoRSING.-William
Shaw, charged with being drunk and dis
| orderly on the street and abusing and
threatening the officers, was committed in
default of one hundred dollars surety for
his future good behavior.
Henry Elan, negro, charged with tres
passing on the premises of Mrs. James
| Walsh, was committed in default Of fifty
! dollars surety.
John Lyons was arrasncd for being cn-
gagged in "scrimmage with his wife.
John, whose heart was still soft from the
effects of whisky, seemed very grateful
when committed to jail in default of surety
for his future good behavior.
John Cousins, charged with threatening
and abusing John j. King, was fined
| twenty dollars and required to give three
hundred dollars surety for his future good
! behavior.
Robert Payne, negro boy, charged with
noisy conduct on the street at night, was
committed in default Of surety for his
future good behavior.
Elizabeth Norris, negrcss, charged with
stealing clothes from Mrs. Furbush, was
discharged, the evidence proving no guilt
against her.
! Henry Norris, black negro, charged with
resisting the police in the arrest of his
wife, was sent to Jail in default of surety
and fine.
Gus Staples, Jr., and George Taylor,
were arraigned on charge of being con-
cerned in shooting George Johnston, on
Navy Hill, several days since. The evil
dence went to show that Gus Staples was
with the crowd when the alfray occurred
which resulted in the shooting of John.
ston, but was not party TO 1t. George
Taylor was not only present, but was a
party to it. They were both required to
give security in the sum Of three hundred
dollars for their future good behavior.
Henry Taylor, negro, charged with steal
ing forty yards OF cloth from NJ. Cohen,
was sent on for further examination.
Robert Washington, buck mulatto, en-.
ployed by B. Wardwcll, man Of ice, was
arraigned on charge of abusing and re-
sisting a policeman in discharge of his
duty. 1t appeared that this negro, in
company with party Of negroes, had,
upon seeing another negro arrested, made
the remark that he would like to see any
Of those Cd d-n policemen arrest him.
He staid with Mr.. Wardwell, and Mr..
Wardwell would back him in anything he
did. He was required to give two hun
dred dollars surety for his future good be-
havior. "Brother Wsrdwen "went
back" on his beloved fellow.citizen, and
didn't come to his rescue, as bad been ex.
pected. Washington was therefore COM
mitted in default Of surety.
Lucy Robinson, negress, arraigned
for abusing and threatening Maria Coutz,
was committed In default Of surety for her
future good behavior.
Mary Murphy was arraigned for fighting
her husband.
Captain Bibb testified that he lived in
the neighborhood of Mrs. Murphy, and
that on Sunday afternoon he heard great
noise in her house, and upon going there
found Mrs. Murphy engaged In fight with
her husband. He arrested her and car.
ried her to the station-house. She abused
him, and called him oil sorts Of names,
both before and after getting to the station.
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~PAPER.HANGINGS.

ne PAPER.HANGINGS.
ESTA Ii II L d ltl!.
REGNAULT CO.
continue to keep on hand Il full assortment Of
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET. SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER -HANGINGS:
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
AZ well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superintendenee Of Mr.. JOHN F. REG
SACLT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
cnted at short notice. jyls-3m
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mg pRESBYTERIAN COMMITTEE OF
PUBLICATION, RICHMOND, VA.-The DE-
poSIToRY is on the second floor OF No. 1874 Main
street. where the PUBLICATIONS OF TIE COM
MITTEE and all the BOOKS in the published
catalogue are offered for sale.
All orders should be addressed to
Rev. Z. T. BAIRD,
Secretary OF Publication,
iy20--daswa Box 42S, Richmond, Va.
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning, as Mr..
George Taylor was driving his market wa
gon ndown Valley street, on his way into the
city, his horse became very much fright
cned and started Oft at full speed. Mr..
Taylor was violently thrown out, and the
cart passing over him, broke two Of his
ribs and produced internal hemorrhage.
He was taken into house near by and
kindly cared for.
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5r,,..,uru-''I had negro man worth, 9l,?oo,
: ..ak cui from - bad hurt IN IT." leg, and Wa
... =. 'sr ry.r Il year. hal used everything j
hear u without benefit, until ] lrIed the
.,rr.t cur. J l.. DOWNING.
No suur,y, Ala. June =. l'ss.
"g..s. r!"asure In recommending the Mexican
l.,.s,. llulmrEt Is valuable ana ind.sptns't-
.-.er.,.. !ur >prafaS, >Uf-s, Scratches, or calls
. u.l.y- oar men hav. used II for Burns,
s,a..r, Sores, Rheumatism, sc :. aud All s.ay u
.s', "a" ius. c. J. W. nE" IL,
,r.aA lot American. Wells, Farsus, and
Haru4cn's Express.
"T4~.;r.i1 u nv daughters ankle, oechs'Cned
49,. ssI'lug last winter, was entirely cured In
... v.wk ~ - III" commenced using Your cnl"-
u.a'st M4-taug L!uiIn"lt.' BID. sEELEl q
uu4gA-lrr, Mass August !, l"S.
rssau admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
l..tastt performs more cures in Il shorter time,
. s.aa aul beast, than any article ever dis
covered Families, livery. men, aud planters
s...#i aw.y- Eav" il on hand. Quick and sure,
Hrrr4.u!yl- All genuine Is wrapped IN steel
.,rr..rIvlugs. bearing the signature Of q. 7;
N...hruuE. Chemist, and the prir@ts United
>a,as ~'aup II nEAAs BAKSEs Go. over the top.
Aa,rn., has been made 10 counterfeit il with q
,auarsttu-- rlate label. Lo"k ci"SeIy.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
sold by all druggists.
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T. amust delightful Hair Dressing.
, .'.rAitCat,S scurf ana dandruf.
i Keeps H." head cool and clean.
tiahrs tn" hair rich, soft, and glossyS
j :rrvrHi, hair turning gray aud lhliillg on
Ur..torrs hAlr upon pr"Iuaturely bald heads
..., !. y4st what Lyons kathGiron will do. IL IS
t.,y-; i -cheap-durable. II Is literally sold by
. rtr. load. and yet its almost incredible demand
.a-y increasing, uutil there 10 hardly Il country
. p, lt.s' does not keep II, or family that does
4. - Il.
l. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
SOLD hv all drngststs.
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A YER'S SARSAPARILLA il a con-

YERS SARSAPARILLA is q con-
N eentrated extract Of the choice root, 80 com.
bined wih other substAnces of sll rsater altsra'
tive power asto afford an snsctu.l snidoe for dis.
remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer from
sTRUMOUS complaints and that one which VIII
accomplish their curs must prove, s thh nns. .,
immense service TO this large class 9i our auie,sd
Of the worst cases 10 be found In the following
sefofaia, serofulous swell.ngs and Sores. skin
Diseases, Pimpiss, Pustuies, Blotehss. Brnptions,
81. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysiPelss, Tettsr or
Salt Rheun,, scald Head, Rinsworm, As.
syph. ., ssas ne. . of ssaksnPa
RlLLA. and the patient 10 ieft In comparative
Penal. diseases are caused BY serofuls IN ths
bleed S and are sPt 9sn soon cured BY this EArKAer
Do no, dscsrd tbs invaluable medicine because
you have been imposed upon by somethins pre-.
sRdnx % be s..;p.Ykts ~h,is s sI. no nSi III
then. viii you know the virtues Of ssnAp.siiIs.
For minute particulars Of the dissases II cures We
refer you 20 Az BR'S American Almanac, which the
age below named viii furnish gratis 70 all Who
CA. AYsR's fII s cArHARrlc PILLS. for III. eur. Of
Ds..nssss. fosi s,omssh. Rs.s.ss:, Pis.
mach. Pain OF Morbid issstion Of The Bowels.
! dull; sales l,ns, Neuralgia, and for 8 Din
sur dul, and 10000. lower included
sales, $50 barrels southern at 5000
us. Wheat very dull; No. l Nil.
skie, el.S7Ge2. Corn advanced lc.;
aS AAsab lhhssbrls at s3IsGs4it. Pork
| 1et-2m ard heaYY. NaYA
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ALLEGED RoBBERr.-Charles Feldsn-
heimer was accused of taking away and
stealing horse and wagon belonging to
Mrs. V. ". Lee. He was examined on
Yesterday before Justices Wade and
Thomas, and the case was continued OF
FRIDAY next.
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ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL ROAD.--Ycs-
terday, as the down train on the Central
road neared the University of Virginia, it
ran over COW, killing her instantly. A
little boy named Johnny kretty was riding
near by on horseback at the time, and his
horse becoming frightened, ran Oft and
threw him. His leg was supposed to have
been fractured.
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DISPATCH YoR THE SrRISas.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them AT sixty
cents per month. Orders left At our counting.
room will receive attention.
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N~n would not b." beautiful Who would not
a.l - ihur beauty What gives that marble
f.f ami GstItyns appsardnc" We observe upon
Sd. s.ts" and Ia the cry belle' IL is no longer II
"Eir' They u" iiagau's Magnolia Balm. lis
-....trd &C. Removes tan, tr"Ckles, pinll"h, ana
.Htr's rom the face ana hands, and leaves
..r t."ri"&l"u smooth, transparent, blooming, and
A"'aaaS Unlike many cosmetics, II Contains no
.-a-ri ~ injurious /" the skin. Any druggist Will
-rt !"r You, II not hand, AT SO cts. per bottle.
W. {. HAGAN. Troy, n. Y, Chemist.
DEMhS BARNES 4 co,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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The ROBBERY AT THE ST. CHARLES
HoTEL.-No clue has as yet been found to
the person or persons who committed the
robbery at the St. Charles Hotel on Satur-
day last.
Mr.. ]. G. Conners, who was mentioned
In the Dispatch Of yesterday as having been
released from the penitentiary, where he
had been confined upon charge of steal
ing, states that the charge against him was
that of unlawfully representing himself to
be an United States detective. He states
also that he volunteered at the time of his
trial to bring on evidence from Baltimore
of his good character and good standing,
but was informed that it was unnecessary {;
and that he can still prove that he has al
vays borne an unblcmished reputation.
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-, M NAGSOLIA.-A toilet lie

,.rA DE MAGNOLlA.-A toilet de
49,. Superior to any cologne used 10 bs,he
\ ,~ aoi rrEon to render the skin sc,i and
~ n'Amn%t"n to rysi%s ,rSm o'S,sns 9TH y
t' .3'. N.suoits, and is obtaining patronage
.r,,.lru,ed 1t .s = fayorite with actresses
~, s.asrr.. Il .s sold by All dealers, al one
.. - - t.rse bottles, aud by DkMAS BARS ES d
- "a. Nurs. who!"sal" Agents.
-.' SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold hy all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-24
SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON. ON.-POwHATANATT q
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. SEMI. sA<-A1
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.-Leaves BaltI-
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA, Captain
CHAKLEs TRAYERs, will leave here 1t O'Clock,
A. NJ WEDNESDAY, the 18th insant.
Freight received MONDAY and mp to so'closk,
p. NJ, TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, -.
For freight or passage, apply 10
DAVID & WILLIAM CCRRIE,
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'S,
~ "a n Fifteenth street.