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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-04-18

THE CANDLE FIsn.-The California
Express says: This is one of the most
curious members of the tribe 1t is
caught OH the coast Of British Columbia,
where it is extremely common, and proves
very useful to the natives. Some idea
may be CLEANED from the fact that the na-
tives use it as lamp, the light given be-
ing very considerable. The fish, when
dried, has piece Of rush pit, or a strip
from the inner bark of the cypress tree,
drawn through it, a long needle made Of
hard wood being used for the purpose ; it
is ther lighted and burns steadily till
consumed Any one can read coniorta-
bile by its light"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-04-18

sayW hen was beef steak the highest? ?
When the COW jumped over the moon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
proposdls.
OrFfcs %
A...r,vt cr-si's,uT 9sS.HAL o. ssssstzScs.


: - kEs YORK =. 10
ArVY SUPPLIES SEALED PROPOSALS
Y I 4pI-- b v-d By ths Sads sssS Al ossst
" r. 'Ns a., s ;r5IE . ). ds'S.i =
III, %. ~ 4'f5s >, Extra MISS BEEr. t VA
..1op MI hoops t,S'' "iA ''ae -
70 80 .ii sl. 70 go rn q, 49, \. ,s,,.f
30. coo p,1,i. ir'r. NV WHITE 81 ,Ns w,..'c.sa:s
idI ... .o,i 5'isli ele,0i' = t''f Be- - !.
400. 900 80 -. O.. 20 L. IL BRowS ,tD,R II ba,,ss =
=, al q, b." GO Zoe ", P'rP 'Di be f'a ssss
B,b r,7 D.. ..,'. 81 bal Jsiy ri.i - ,,,,xo,, a.
80" fo(' ., s' o., g.Y o sI acSs A. iss-,s.
. a % uritn Jf.aS,s,Se WAY N'a-saf sAtss
- At ~ ,-lrs ,rnsih a.J te. 70 b D.s p
r istf u . o p ~ he sao 8 II ynes "a
80 nr tis At-i 'hd eiAhS q nes'i ~" -
H. 70. f, =. "a ,f,I 20 in zei..s delivery .
Ssa { 80 Br,-L s>s- VINEGAR t- delivered ssss
copy Of 'h ~ si.schsd 20 s.h
~, -. $50 - 49, a. t,rt c,r.,Srrr - a Z eoa,sia
sr,t,u ssr'y Of ~ r-sraa.s. nsns. 8, f,.1sv'.
,. Sd. 81 10 s pa. .S.a BE- a., fa .csS;
U-. % 81 a., .s a. ~ ~. ,,o,.
10 - f.rn.. "a. s.sii - eIssire4. Required
TIE ID - auus ps--o' bGHas.' sff " a. ~
cat-' WA shpFtag nara. - b hcfe-hs.
j. f.,d iaa. q . g g.cl evsy rtcLre AL ether IA
-,rs, M. .. oShi-r..,i
Isr'c,e .i-' ~ o-ot''!oaI F,e.s, ia.pes'ets
- esfa' ~. = ts ssiTI lLr 90 4 s-'y A'<
Ti- e Il o. -i A pad BY parties Gs.
Ia ,ase On =, r,lt q (, -. - sss. A., =, ,.,,., -
eorlsnd 20 'as 80 'aSpl., ~ a. "re''a 'P'A'saT
u,s a. - :. 90 ..'cs - requires - :
fsya'en. ~ , "a a. al u i ei-.''-'A- " '0'a
- ID hsir goods thos, tIpsHse 70 Ne
Nam. g. ~ ,T, vsiA rus, =.
MO. - t.'- - 4l'-'sc e. ne rrarf. - "a nt:oAa
iif,,-, B,it tea nd A. COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

-, ,v-,,,v,rfoss or Iuf ARMY of TuE ruro
Ws s3t ~ ~ is~,Tut, rril HsAs A. b. 80 h .rtei
.t..es Araly ed As,. - lIit-.f. -. '- -'
AZ -. ist T. ArIl-tsn g"
II, lSt,ernaa joined te Ar q the Potomac as Nodi-
80 p,rvs,ordung it, ha5ls mach fFou'ae CAiok-hominy
q s jane, IN tss s-lnsr O. 1852, al served With "
,,, ,,puay is6i whoa De vas relieved It lis own re-
-, !, this volume Of RceoleCtiOus' be has described
~. ,,os, iuprOysuoats which be effected nun tine 10
e., !, tho organization q tte IN deal san TIE am'1.
-, .,s,ea. AMI Tho hospital aTangemcoi' enaoeaicd
re 81 The hafsang diGcrdei which tae surgeons haa
A. .srounier during TIE rsgn' and detailed The plans
.,a in the care Of Tie voaBdel aeer each great ea''
IN, book ul be " great ylaa TO all future organizers '
,..stseai ssrvcs 10 thafelA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

1 Nilhp lES lNiEhNAh hLN ~ u L.
Z ~lAtN COLLECTION DISTRICT SfArf OF WV
lur. Pss he lNih NNtA. aad ~ A Nsd q % Guy
Of ~ f'h Motive eeby Glvs0 that he Li.' uaa'soas
ni rnuneeH.o Of porsuy sh-c - taE undg tAe ACT PIE
Vts -s hs,seas saPPof hs Goynn cot g. ny ners -
Tee fthh DEBT sat To- other purpose we'd Jaue ~ eA
sud tne arrniaioty approved March s made ui skea By
Ito Atsa Ass'oss q ,I Cole, bact MI
cpnn ol The chinhioa OF 81 a. sre.cd 10 toe spoe -
Mesn iay q udsys eseepsa uo Ne d.is tsss ny ~.
No i8l " isDf~s thr No. fofk tonrtf ksHll
hoan u and ',.nh on. Al be- I'D ~
expiration Of ls,s rom hs dat % -o a..
sna
dsirtune spp~s valsas.
sna tAsa b. he ai A. TIE
,isrei 70 'mrtss - K-s - hssas-s sad 30 sIss
on Csuass. BHlai 1shr Yacht. Sr-f Plat.
itis. co. h. saitha NAY s6f AaA tAs
taue. rnainG Drcsabef u l6A
Al .pP.A 10 he Ass.si a'rsa1 must - ses o. ~rfnt
md the Wsrt ihls Tcspsrus vhA
f~Hrs,i ana ,,Ais No g1sni rru r'~ rfssf'
% sfr Al. "a o. JOAN \ ALfAtl ANp
pstsi ssv "a Juy "a lGS Asses-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
DoupliCs sssS peu,iors


a ppITlONAL Bot MITES o. , and 3 YEARS ar.
n wu.sUED sOLuiFH- go 90 " tsv' "il.r G. ir-t ,,
4 -...... - ..-r, " b. disi in ORE .sVra fp.IJ
p iir ~ A.. l1 Bfettrsv Ssv.le.t.
a TNY OFFICES EXTRA PAY-EClEASLb
~ ~ s,sfONs ffsULr'fE- ON. WIDOWS nr 90 ril 70
- 80 10 ls'sr-t GEL. jess tri f. -. fl'v l..
D. shcfa tlf ~ p. t.s.4l- We t.Fa %
t,r a ee- f,at 90 dssb q dsrt srt Wlevt vhs .f.t
..f--. g. rsrft tta.I rfHrus reuirtrt AliE
} RfDtN % raiHi.1rt Of Come Ne f-Ii ys.'
.CI0elOt $ NEWS EOTNIY BILL PASSED
IL sl.r. s.res W. fa. i..' -t lifs y.u. psr~ss
= r. .r-' n D HIGGINS A. Go
90. t,srs-s 81. o. r.s'e.}' 90 at'rs '- -
z MPORTANI o. SOLDIERS. The Boanty oi.l ha'
-. o.r--.. $50 .l maize tyties'sans q once lrf
- RI 70 ri q .f tll sssl. bkO"S Co so4.
Z. ii g s.a.s so + rsrl ace
tBEN~IONS
rFw PHVsfOS law 80 - ben r.'s,a fv~f 70
r.t,r. - I'll tos ia ewes tatt tris rcfa
- fsut tlat 9.i 49, Of any u-1 H $40 ve'
frr-. .t.arr D. ..fff s1l fale oflf' -u
- .ti ..s ed t.st o. ust~ irIuir. fe err
4 49, N Is d. r. ra.t uhato fers
- "a ...r 81. All. ~ eli b. she
- rf .f1v aW 'N F-raf-- tv frrr.ss.. -...-
e. 80 r.ht.-r r 10 hts f.1t ..- As4.s's .oI.-s
= .Ht. Ff Nr..t IT. AS frtt.s .t .' 90
tfkELrs hlII.ElHN. '. I.I tf.sassy Nsa lafs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
furniiuN

DEpGOOM ENNNELED FURNITURE 81 wM-
ID ns'. iraa..ts A,s ,sii NA,sHsi CD ID s.a :.
suite. r...r ~ ef.t..fH'i - ~ tANktNtl'NH ~ -
ttuts ..s's.. ~ H..-. fss.Hshri lstl
Dl,kUAEl, iNtDvon pAklON $50 hNl"N"
' '.. ~. gov N..... ... sr -f.h
De Hf'N b ..'--.
.p,. t,IlI 90 Nt....fa ~ laf U..,,Ae. e. - '''
A. t.,v1Ds 4. ...l 49, ~s1, " Nt@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
ynlernil Reptuu c.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
District u New oTk Ky lllih, ANh s.<
NAI.t "A er-Sv ths' e Hs ~ ssius1iens ead
e tan der he Act g pets4s In
utcr~st tes
Pool u- ga s. approved Jane a. 80 sid tAs
4 All .ti)r D.I, viii remain eeea fsr
Al rrr,rns tarTsse1 for the 81 txys
tSuadty hereof sc-. No 80 BFosa
bsiw-sa Ire tours 5fsa and .Aa esi4fey So
date k-vsI Aa ia t.g
1874 snlf,t GV- days hsreaner, sh e~ivs sss d~s
min. spiea
t,s sA- .ai Aea hI Ne sail Asslsaa Asse4s
ITO ' herein e-rr~ pie ne tshss 80 esaS pc ne
b. al flh yschts sNcfple, aEd otAer
rssd ari cf q o" ing Nav lss' and The sE>s
iis Que. udrs be0snhsF 81, ls2
rrIur a. spri' 20 b. N wrrg sii 70 sr~ey he
which ees l. teqsests1
he % n~qus rsaia~t
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
oIr., o. g. cssT, .,.oy =: o, E Z, !.

DROPU~NtN Tor IENABOAT.-Sealcd PRO
rOs ~ 20 >. tr,v = sis utce Hrt O. Ia q.
N.tlr.is, iE6 for fhs tSE 81 sIEANbuNr tf Ae
Goa q kG-ssi . ~ SS,Sssn Cate CHtss ss4
Marl e.. -f.i
st- Usldn Corntse "a t7ior.ei rrarpvi g. se,Hbes
,. rirt paris n.af. u1sy ~ b.t sypicagioa
LfISAlD tAs-LILI. Oerrrs' hftIf. Cal, Gsfdss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
excursions.

hAIIY EXCLUSIONS DOWN THE BAY-Dc-
- ,i.I se-s y ~ ffyorte sesrnst Jess. ley.
i4r t&sv, rar.p-f No. "a fot 81 p1sussi hssth
P.-- o.. e.a. rs.' tl2nCh The Nr,.Ws 80 Ls~-
p.y ~ Boz. hario sc % RON hosn 'uis sss
.... 10 800. ate - m Faf- f The o-oi 90
MM. " CLAYTON SO
III,ITu AID pLEASyRE-North Shore Sta,sx
l L fs,al f~ry -. i.b from fier No u, ssius.
t,,u,..A 80 u-y.. ct = . M M ~ a. 3asirp
S,,.is. ..-..s,. i.ii n n "a u IN is ee.s
q. . o4. ..I.- uf 3UfNDc Also. 10 ic' 90 buaJsy
@.ls1i. .rd ~, ,tfs. f.iIsss Grove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
uEApar,rrEKs OrrARrsAKT % MAssDsros. \
OIyicA oY CHiU Qu,HrxRsNrsA,

v
DROPO> AIS ~ SALE o. WOOD.-->sal ed Pro.
iyi'ei =, has rfhe nniG 10 ocNck MONDAY
Auss' ia re Plfraase .! loD9 1lkfkiA rlOl SAND
CORDS afGON Fr"NrN = WDpD. iocs,-i - follow"
I tOt "A ~ iI SnREp CORDS a. a.. g. lal Osre.
lie line efhs Baltimore ard Onto kslfai sbos
u-'. rom 80 a-rot 0, saiI rosa "a N. e,y - .
rRn> 80 uAk sud pied aeA,s's aoss %. sek 81 Ne
utSol rIFVrN THOUSAND SIX HrNDRFp cORes u tAs
Mad tutrtet, u npsiA u AsAst1ua he ss
ID D. ~ aim.tor. AsIsf 1ns sol D-oFg-tHs kairAat
aseAg nv -fHlRue go tlAh and oSf
lIhp OAh piled a'f s sgs 80 ts'ast about eae
,e 'rpa aAsf "a r,sshas RHer ssdss - wAas
. tiresi sui eve lsit =.
o. 90, - ofr,I IL IA Of 1901 tk ras'sy sak
f.rfIafa seasenea. -. -
rssarut 90 D. u a. ts-. irrl i-led a-y itss is
,rsrlHs ~ ~ hiltaHf .a- rstt-t Hp i 90 The WcJt
tl. ustt rsrrvtd trE suy - Pogoa drsned -
az fasff q % Dol g. / 1T ptN6ItN
Ce,s- asi ,ts =, art ,,..sf nsp-f.Asass q Nd esc
,l'O BRIpGk a. ILDERS-The GndoE, igned.
,a4i'- @ t- To- 4 N1r~ VT t,,,,ye ans -
s..us .. o.. goo Nf.ssl. Rraf urti Ausu" Is -
ID. net urs tash ~ 80 bae
r.lf 3D. he ia Us baag d. Ao.s osf.
risfs 4. Is 81 AL b tf - pies
b. s4arei ssigHs suTveye sad srrsys
rss jf 49, % D-, 3 = Be. a. sorih N'rwah
r- r -'v- 80 nsht 50 al aIa sfspss<s
-, 4.s.fa laas sst % The to~r.
u a hlrCli. 81 Us
TDWIS LOCkwOOD. ! Nss~sa-
I'D. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
Dreau Steamers

$500
national STEAM NAVIGATION Coap pl.N.
tSun r.. p si Yip' Cl,s. lrOn ss,m,hR. q 1i' Line VII
S,rs,.ksl :, Pier No a. R1ts hyT nay ,,,
sIpUislArA IhnI u'nty
I'M LyEfIA" OSiiss.. As..st l.
ll sson "a shr FEE n ehAts, ., "a, .
pr.f,i .s.a Ter ~ psysI 81 any bank IN "'s'
% - Ears, 1,FI,.lsE PirLsLs Is erEssscr s,,,r,.
T, Ii,,lro.I rr q ss,.,suu....... ........s 10 -
Tbf5a.r Pi,atoio Pal. AutWerp hsnoafs bieh''' '''-
s,rr.s fa..,s Tslss 70 tns 'erPo.lo gem
town i,r 81 courtney tr ab,siHed {" 10 =! ,,-
~ = HA,, g., s,...s. 1iAsts a. P..sAss Oaee OF Tie
C'1'-1J' 80 - H''~i"'' o. - wv J HURST s'asT-t
GIL an NEEKLl 10
- LIVERPOOL oLAsGow and tn. IRISH PORT
L. .y,u. P..s.r ger Stssrae-, y he Anchor Lin-.
klN0bOM SETS SATURDAY, Aug
CALIuONIA sails SAICkDAl. AuE u
BRITANNIA slls fLEpA1 Aaf. -
n.'.. q Ps.-Is P,t. ia esTsny re s,.tyf
kov-l orb - % 'i''
b.r Howe A.Fc-p Ss Cabins cleo and ESQ s's-'se 49,
f9ffitf ta.Jrlaii,t irpy a. g. . p oe 80.
No Be~ias 0ren. Ne" wv
TlNTH NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" sTEAE'tlI
HANsA n Won oo,ssdap us,,s. ss-ryt. " ,h"a1 't@eS
Al san foot - ItriI. boo35rn ~
sAlukhA., Asg a.
BRElfFE VIA SOUTHAMPTON
fOVbOV HAyRE sOisuANPTOS AND BRTMEN
,h. f,-a r.-. payJs EoI 10 sa4iyseDt L. ciffsn
FartIr 80 o. sicb second cabin. sei9 sryA.s' -,
l. b. ed b, TO steamship SEW YORA. o. th- n''f
~ "''" - 1900 ~ oELRfCTIs 20. Ma ca gi,ai".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
and NLw.HAyEN RAILROAD.
~ -fVNFR ARRANBEMENE lSoa
NOAAfntt 80 d. IL p lssh
frsfr.t SHoa a Rsu Yefs corner rwsniv ,evsshs- sai
t0.a.hTs Ealanas o. IwsafV ssTsaths a.


t04s,ha's kaIsnas o. I~sniV ssrsaths a.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YOkAi - 80.
Tot Sew Hsssa. - suIfa.b ll.lo. l. Is trri AN
o. - Att . ani On - .ipm 80 -.
fsf Bpdfepur Tor. 40. ll.1 4 LlS AsH ~
n IS f.a' sod % I'D 60 p
- vi fsrd. sui sntotd p - % o o ~. g ~. "a
% aIl-i Ss.thp5g md WcHPHt 20, % - NJ 80 '"
Tot Nor~.r 2 - an On - ~ . N i!t, Ca 400
a. Is 80 s % 81. nv
D.. Darsn. - 30 10 - . ~. 40 80. 80 p
p p . o. - = - ~ b y n
stsu g ~. tEs.l I'D lto g. IA iLlA tEIl ..
100 o. g.. 80 e. ID. t 40 BOD tFrlp ~, 90. 90.
Foti,t bot. nrrui-I.fs .tan5us o. ~ ~ n
ia Jts, So. 90. o. ...
tONNtt TINU TRAINS
fot Bosisn vie 'pfu. ksJ 30 a., tEt 10 tht,li' a.
- h's,sr. .is sh1rr Line lllA a. aeP
ioflisnofj All spsusho.i so HtJ AH ~ 80 D
etVn .... -,
Tsf to1rs,.. River Rar,o,I 100, QEIl ibP u isMaa
Iof H,rsnL F,s,dsacs All EsALll RAILROAD 400 irLl
nl1r
a.. s. % on
- ana Railroad. ID O. = IA. 10 Narthsmpt9h
fof lousstouir Railroad az y m
Faf Nsnesfurs NuIfsaa. aefs M A@ y "a
psnumV snd Sog-aa Nsifosd q "a li.iA r. o. &c
tomuiSdi,us pas az, ut.cusdt T. - P a. re y
JAMES A. nom See,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
9nnmtr Retreats

EIRST- As COM fll BOARD NANlED-H
r-r lemon ,1F &, t o,-- alft ~ l4rrt Sc ' OBJ
ClrIru A4ie,. s's1s 90 t,i.s A.. 4. 70. = hoi ..
81. rlsf-O 'rr rev. frt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

r''fs b.! vas'i. ''ssusr' NO, Ca.,a s)o sesss' IS
r...ss t4 4 - ruifsr
1a.s s~s slso Odd o. HAVE ulubIr- Bfrusn g..
as.fssfa rsf~t
si,--- p.s,.- ,H Liverpool Qss-ars-r TsI oru-
FII.rHrtf
'srs Do h1rFlt bore srIdrr lr their q
fvf .Utihff niuL a'ln7 rpI f.e tampsny gHlss.
Jlht % % Az Aasn. ~. J. hfH1Ia4t. New r h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

i,.s7lw.tb '--- -..-lv-'s Rene Free g.
Er.srT- Hlt14lFI- O. tf.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
Oteau Stedmero.

Otau Stedmtro.
OPPOSITION LINE ...
" 1lCALFORKlA VIA NlCARAGt
OK nh IWFHrEIu 90 FAtH MONTH
TINS 'SIRTa AMERICAN SIR ANsHIF CONPANT
li,l ..l ... ..s' - : -l.;v' s'au'iP
frPrf SMl1if. Conn ,n1er
o. MoSpY Au.i.i so5-. r9 Fs' No - No''h NV 1917
''"H'''' REDUCED RATES OF PAssAoL
Fft Co.. - ,sit-" o.
~ G. RRBRCT
THao-uF 10 stE IRASCiSco.
RfBugEn RATE ~ FRpiguT
N-''.rar.rt' nsoi', "sIt n',a'
- ~. p.r Ro,aI
Psvsb'. a - Fr-n-se5
Al 80 fr,ielt taAeIi, tAsr ns.,Lt $1,000 - -i,a
LowFEEGr HAN STOW sGLIUHl Is TAKEN bt ThL
" r','' an , ''sSs s +; g W. No. d.
-I'MPIRE LINE ,or SAVANNAH
l.. INFgh sAT HDAT fsr.l FER ~ ID, = 4,
rev sr,1.r .rsrt s1uut. .ilr : --si 3, Ia.
t-,.,,.'.............s M,r,r'nsfy..........tr -
..............
............ e. Il 30 ...--....'....-' ~
rr,............ CO.,. 8 'e~-u,ietr, ......... - -
rts-r rf.r. ir, uiei et-sr, g.. 81 The rsiro,d'
scan AID %. b. ~4Vinnsl % Is-s4Ay"
IsrJ ..tfft.sit. i.ste Nh'i7fa. day
EiIs %. lii.H. .v-r 70 ~ 3. flsgtt IN
o., . r Psr ~ to- cedar riuefHs.y % ''es
m All fpAl. Asss.sI ff. "e,Nei i'A! "a O-- o.
liHf Ii.ri col CO. vIart
iFii.-oS - k--F. As.-'. y n.-'tf --..-
I'uR -. THOMAS al ERNIlI.-Th. United
ste. srd 49,, 60. S.-,a- Co.. g7y i's''. ''e &c
g. soyrH A,uRlC,
!. I. tafila4ahdrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. wEDN
ReaI gsta!e for Sole
- ". BENEDICT.
- RIAL TSrATF And LOAN RROKER,
kos I'D d f.rf-st Room ~ q

4 POSITIVE FACT bat YOU who advertise Tor
~ HOT Sis T. PURCHASE RNNT VII tine trerbs ID
capHs by sdafesng aheis o. o. els me. 80 - tS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

l'DH WEII.~iONr Great Neck Sand, Pom.
4 s.I., cow t..s 80 nj ROsifS Tn SssTHr ~
EtN~ H fs- fsf s' psssrag-fs rt-t Per IA % zee =
Irf 49, ~.rtfvt sfrertef o. otierx q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09
auction Safes IO-day.

REGNAULT x co. will sell at their rooms
on Main, between Eighth and Ninth, nj
10 o'clock, A NJ, an assortment of excel
lent furniture, bedsteads, mattresses, caps
hats. crockery, and Dixie" smoking to-
bacCo.
PAINE & co. will sell NJ their rooms at il
o'clock A. NJ, large assortment of sea
sonablc dry goods, boots, shoes, etc.
HARRISON, GODDIN Il APPERSON will
sell on the premises, at o'clock, +. NJ e,
two valuable brick tenements on Thir-
tcenth street, between Main and Cary; and
the same firm will sell on the premises, al
AZ o'clock, i. NJ, two half-acre lots on st
John, Federal, and Charity streets, for.
mcrly occupied by the Female Orphan
Asylum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09

KEEP TO THE RIGHT.-The streets OF
Richmond are gradually becoming more
, crowded, and this renders it more ne
ccssary than ever that any rule should be
adopted which will save trouble and con-
fusion and practically increase the con-
vcnience and comfort Of every pedestrian.
! 1t is not at all unusual to see two persons
walking in opposite directions meet face
to face and then the difficulty is for each
to pass the other. One steps to the right
and the other does the same; they meet,
bow, dodge to the left, and meet again
till, in despair, one stands still and allows
the other to pass him. The streets are
also encumbered, particularly on Sundays,
with scores of sauntering negroes, who
have no idea beyond that of spreading
their dignified rotundity over the whole
sidewalk and this is another Objectionable
feature which may be removed.
If every person passing along the streets
will ,cqH on the right-hdnd side of the side
walk, and altcdyS pass to the right of any
one that he may meet, there will be no
more collisions, no more loss of time and
temper, and no more unpleasant brushing
against the garments of the great emanci-
pated." This is a very simple thing to do
1t cannot well be enforced by an ordinance,
and must depend for its general adoption
upon the good sense of the people and
their desire to save themselves all un-
necessary discomfort and inconvenience.
This matter may appear at the first glance
to be of but trivial Importance; but II
every pedestrian in our city will determine
to keep to the right for only week or a
day, the convenience resulting from ii will
be so great that there will then be no
danger of the recommendation to keep 10
the right being again disregarded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09

STATE LICENSES IN HENRICO COUNTY
On Saturday next the sheriff and CON-
missioners of the revenue of the county
will meet at the courthouse TO issue
licenses to all who have not yet procured
them; and as this is the last opportunity
double tax, those who are required by law
to obtain licenses TO do business in the
county should avail themselves of il. The
court will also meet that day for the pur.
pose Of acting on all applications for per.
mission to cell liquor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09

LIBERAL CoNTRIBUTIoN.-We published
a few days since an appeal from the Lite.
rary Society of Washington College fol
contributions to aid in restoring their H.
brary and hall, which were destroyed by
the Federal troops, and we are glad to know
that public attention is being directed to
this subject. Our townsman, Mr.. Mason
Loeb, of the firm of Loeb Brothers, has
sent the committee fifty dollars. We hope
to record the names of many more gene
rols contributors to this fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09

SUNDAY SCHooI. EXCURSION AND Pic
NIc.-Yesterday morning the children OF
the Sunday schools of the United Presby-
terian (Rcv. DR.. Read) and of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN (Rev. DR.. Hoge), accompa-
MED by many beautiful young ladies,
made an excursion to Ashland. The cx-
cursionists. of whom there were six hun
dred and fourteen, were to have started
at 8, but by unaccountable delays they
did not get off until nearly 10 o'clock,
when the signal "All aboard was given
and the train, with it's precious load OF
happy beings, started of, under the con-
troll of Captain James Rind, courteous
and efficient conductor. At about II
O'Clock, Ashland, that quiet and delightful
little village, was reached, and the chill
dren, after disembarking, sang the hymn
d" Beautiful River" This was followed by
an appropriate prayer by the Rev. DR..
Branch, and another pretty hymn. DR..
Read then delivered a neat address to the
children. Afterwards, DR.. Hoge addressed
them in n very amusing and instructive
discourse, intcrsperSing it with pleasant
anecdotes, to the great entertainment OF
his young listeners.
everybody gave themselves up to all sorts
Of innocent amusement. The young folks
friskcd and gambolcd about on the green
grass, the stronger ones amused themselves
by rolling ten-pins, while the more SEN
timental ones divided themselves in pairs,
and might have been seen in the more dis
tant parts of the grounds in close and ap-
parently earnest conversation. At half
past 2 O'Clock dinner was announced. No
second warning was needed to get all
hands together for their ride, and the pure
country air, coupled with their exercise, had
given the excursioniSts good appetitcS.
All went to dinner in order, and after the
blessing was asked by the Rev. DR.. Read,
such another attack as was made on the
good things (Which were in abundance
Ashland has not seen for many long days.
At o'clock the children were again as
Scmblcd, and after repeating the hymn
" Beautiful River" got upon the cars to
return home. In a little while the iron
horse gave a snort and puff, and before
the hour was out the happy party was safe
and sound in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09

CLEANsE THE BLOOD.-With cor
" rupt, disordered, or vitiated BLOOD you Are
sick all over. II may burst out IN pinpIss. o
sores, or I'm some active disease, or nay meteiy
But you cannot have good health while your blood
il Impure. AYERS SsARsAPARILLA pnrges o.t
these impurities and stimulates. the organs q nIe
pslling disease. Hence II rapidly cures variety
SI SIoa complaints which are caused ey inP1r o. ne
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such as Retention, Irreaulsrity' s9nmssstos.
Diseases, Liver tomplsint., and hssn diseases.
self the surprising activity with % Which Ss 'si sI.sOsss
the blood and cures these disorders. -.
During late years the public have been misled
q ons q p h... 8.
have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only
contain little, u any, sarsaparills, bat often no
appointment has followed the use Of the VARIOUS
extracts of Sarsaparilla which food the market,
until the name itself has become ~ nonymous
pound un ssrsap.riIia' M and intend 70 supply such
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sstible by the ordinary run OF the diseases y y
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ieve It is by far the most eectual puridsr Of the
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of the disease that II Is useless here to recount the
evidence Of It's virtues. The world kn2ws them.
Prepared BY JC AfEk COu
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09

REcoLLEcTIoNs OF "SToNEwALL JACK
soN.-General r. E. Colston announces
that he will deliver his lecture entitled
I" Personal Recollections of Stonewall
Jackson, and Critical Discussion Of his
Military Character" on tomorrow eve
ming, i'm the lecture-room of DR.. Duncans
Church. This lecture has already been
delivered in this city with great success,
and il Is repeated in order that many per-
sons who were unable to attend upon the
first occasion may now have an opportu-
nity of hearing it. Tomorrow is the
third anniversary of the death of Stone
wall'' jackson, and 1t is appropriately
chosen for the delivery Of lecture. upon
his character and manners by one who was
50 long and so intimately associated with
him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-09

IERICO QUARTERLY COURT.-IueSddy,
.NQy S.-PreSent G.. d. Peasants, PrcSi-
dent, and Justices j. W. Lee, II. Ieat-
man, and J. +. Childrey.
Collaborating. Robert Chandler was
tried upon the charge of numerically
beating his daughter, aged eleven years.
1t appeared from the evidence that Chand-
Ter beat the poor child with a strap and
buckle in the most inhuman manner. He
was found guilty and sentenced to five
days Imprisonment and a fine Of twenty
five dollars. The Court stated that the
fine would have been heavier and the i'm
priSonment longer but that the prisoners
mothcrleSS children were entirely depend
ent upon him for their support.
Illegal SboOting.-John Blair was tried
upon the charge of shooting at a SOW and
pigs the property of Mrs. Shelton. He was
fined one dollar and costs.
Beating q J,Stice.-John Lumpkins and
Thomas Shepherd were tncd upon the
charge of assaulting and beating Justice
Waldrop. 1t seems that some dogs belong
ing to the accused hunted Mr.. Waldrop's
hogs, and were shot by him. The accused
felt aggrieved, and gave the Justice sound
thrashing. The Court fined the accused
thirty-six dollars and costs.