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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-21
EXPRESS COMPANIES


$3.50 >~~>-~-~<~ ~~>-~~~-l.
@ y -. e. -: Rnu
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS A..
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
forvios on MArs sTssRr. H.rrzyy INV,
ELEvIsrE sTEEsrs. opposITx crsrox .Hor,,
RfcHyosD, VA..l
are now prepared 70 forward
CURRENCY,
COIG. vALUADLEs.
.,-.- ASD FR2fGE-
TO POINTS NORTH, SOUTH, EAST. AyDwysr
The tariff OF charge. Is based upon fair s,,,-,,.
principles, without being oppressive 10 rsp,,r.
GOODS SHIPPED PROM TIE 2op7a
by steamships, and married. to he care o, ,k.v
t.onal Express and Transportation Cam1,-v
be promptly forwarded 70 destination
FREE OF CHARGE FOR COyalss,Cy ~
DRAYAG2.
Goods called FOR wftiom ehqrgs, ard Dr., .
forwarded.
All desired Information IN regard to n. .r,. .
Of the lines operated by this Company .c.g'.s.,
any OF the agencies on application.
J. z. JOHNSTON. Pre.lt.,,
D. T. FIcxLry, General Superintendent.
nh ?s-ts
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STEAMERS.
cEMI-W BETWEEN TfSfS
- NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. sss..,2rkA.
TIE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STE..NsHIP
COMPANY.
TIE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED IN ls5)
have resumed their former position again win the.r
two new and magnificent side wheel steamships
NIAGARA CAPTAIN COUCH,

NIAGARA ................ CAPTAIN COUCH,
AND
sARATOGA ............CAPTAIyk KING,
twelve hundred tons burthen built expressly Tor
Ihs route and no expense spared TO render them
strou. and comfortable.
In ruint Of speed they are unegualled and In
nd Of axperIeuCed and gentlamany officers.
They leave New York alternately every WE'D.
NLSDAY and SATURDAY for Richmond at J
New York every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
at high Understanding at Norfolk going and re-
The Patrons OF this line and the public gene.
rally will please to bear in mind that the rates oil
freight viii always be found as cheap AZ by other
lines. =,
Tn" price ii passage H. greatly red uced so much
co n, 10 render i, decidedly To the interest OF tho
public ~ patr"ni2e This route overall "lhers.
Pny further information inquire ol the UNDER
sirntd GARNET +. WATSON,
81, Oh - Rockets.
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wi public are informed thAt have y,y "a
RECENTLY received II new G,surtlI nj ~ hEh. 10
TLEMEE's and BOYS STEAN Ani tLhlS
HATS. Also, a very nne lat II WOOL HAT,
which | respectfully call puGllc attention 3
low priced Wool SOFT RATS are i@rsu..'.
desirable for laburing men. r
DRESS HAT for gentlemen, y h!tH w.a ss,. .
the same price they are selI!Un - ia Tie o. t.-
cities Wholesale and retail
INV JDVN bodily
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~
CHANDELIERS. CHANDELIERS
CHAypELIsgs,
ONE. TWO, THREE, FOUR, SIX, AID rg
LIGHTS,
OF the latest and mos beagt'u. s'!.s.
STORE CHANDELIERS,
HALL FIXTURES,
BRACKETS,
PILLOW L.oGg,
PORCELAIN SHADES,
GROUND. GLASS sHSDEs.
CUT.GLASS SHADES,
MICA SHADES.
TIN SHADES,
PAPER SHADE,
ARGANp BURNERS.
PATENT BURNERS,
COMMON r"EygE,
THETRApESCPPL!ED AT LIBERAL D>C0-S-
GAsASp STEAM FITTING AND PLUMBING
GAs-FIFTERs' AND PLUMBERS MATEs,A,
AND FITTINGS
YALE, BOWERS 4 YALE
Iron Block, Governor stree.
aus-ts Richmond T.
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NOTICE, NOTICE, NOTICE.-OL'
~ GAS FlXTCRB> MADE NEW A. per,
having old or soiied gas hNtpT's can has rs
regildad or rcbronIed aud made equal 20 hes
short notice and upon reasonable '"rus A..
PLUMBING, GAS and AM-FlTTIAn rr gg.
done. GAS FIXTURES - every irsruF..a a
ways on hand. thRULh ILIAhLi,
au I'm Ninth, between Rruad aud rna
r. II. KELLOGG, !. v, ulG =.
late OF 6. J. Sumner X Go. Of hCal#
"EIIOGG & GIRSON
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~ Its SpCtswOod Hotel, h.rhm"Ii, 10
WAITER :. WEST. ARCHITl

WALTER -. LSl, AK ~
SIGNS, PLANS, and SPtClF!IATioA>1 aT ta
ing4 OF every description, aud Ia sel"l .9raa
contract to build The same, IN any par. "s tAe s'
Ii desired.
mOnd. Va. Wh SO.
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r zimmerman, DYER AND SCOuG

I zimmerman, D1 Tx \ ND o0VI J"
i 4. ER, Seventh street, between Broad AnA VI
opposite the Theatre, - p!ypa'"d {" o." at. a.
DfEING, CLEANING, aud sGoUnlahr ia q. %
anime Tor yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orlers tn ihe 'HH.
and ia every city OF this State. Address d. ~
port Office, Richmond, Va. y 80
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DEMBERTON & CREW, dealers in
l. COAL AND WOOD, Once Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. for CRATES, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE.
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WIN. REYNOLDS & &C

To be had of all druggists and dealers in medi-
'''t'' PURCELL, LADD & Co, Drugsi'ts,
General Agents for the Propr!etors,
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets,
,,v1a Richmond, Va
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FACTS For THE PEOPLE.

This pill is a certain, safe, and eficien. remedy,
adapted TO all ages, constitutions, and climates, not
reunrinR any spec al avoidance of exposure or ab-
stinence more than common sense would dictate !,
except in arrangements Of the liver not to use
Greasy food for the obvions reason that its sccre-
lion ibile) is necessary TO great degree for the
proper digestion OF fatty substances. II contains
no Ingredient that Is in any way injurious under
any circumstances, and its efficacy Is not impaired
k,-l bnn
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A NTHRACITE AND CLOVER
n HILL COAL of superior quality, and a. lowest
prices, constantly on hand 4; J. WHITE;
Yard south side Of the Dock.
Office Seventeenth street, near Main, adjoining
Power i McPhails drug store. 80
I shall be pleased to supply my friends and the
public from this yard with Coal upon which they
can rely. au P-tsI Z. II. HOI.
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IoBy W. CALDWELL. sAxuEL gLEE5ii'
rARDWELII Il FREEDLEI,

~ Manufacturers 81
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AaP
MACHINERY,
| are prepared to manufacture all articles 70 ~
! line IN tho bast manner.
/ REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED ]" -
| THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS a''-'
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT "'hA'.
| NH lsm corner Ninth and Cay siFse'
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

The Speech OF the PARLIAMENTARY Presence
on the Occasion Considered Signihcnnt-ih nc
TeSns Pence Proclamation Napoleon ano
Observation-Disclosures Clerical Changes j" '"e
NJ
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COACH REPOSITORY, OF cEyL

COACH REPOSITORY, On sc II
~ SEVENTH BETW EN- CARY haDgS=>i
CANAL STREETS. We have on h'nd, Oh ,''
Brrtts EaroprheS Doctor PnEtUu., Ea'e@'
Top ami No-Top Buggirs, Jersey ant t>F',H o.
CONS, Single and Double Harness ,"ach a.' u o..
KY Whips, Coach M erlal, &c, ana @Ia ~
Carriages, Buggies, &c., and 10 bu!id thr.
der. Our Carriages being Of our own iHa"sias
we are enable 10 sell al the lowest pr,c'' a1'-E
the fullest guarantee Of quality and dura'.r.
ca A from our friends and the put Tic .l.e. t.i
solicited. Imy JOHN j. osBohs ''
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COAL AND WOOD.

4 NTURACITE COAL, ANTHRA-
N CITE COAL.-LARUS 4 CHERRY. dealers in
ANTHRACITE AND BlTUMlNOUs COAL-supe
ror quality-Dock street, between seventeenth nj
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, suitable for CRATES,
stoves, and foundry pse m Best b c BITuMlNoUs
LUMP, AVERAGE, and SMITHS coal.
Coal sold by weight always at lowest market
rates Orders promptly filled. au lV-3m
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GLOVER HILL LUMP, AVERAGE,
" and FINE COAL.-Having purchased all the
COAL in the Glover Hill Compsny's coal-yard In
Manchester, We are prepared to furnish CRATE, en-.
Teasonsb BILE rates. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK
COTTRELL PITCHER,
Basin Bank between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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SNUFF, SNUFF.-Another supply of
y that. aupsrior SNU1R--most delig htfully per-
fumed. My Church Hill customers can now be
supplied. WOODS PHARMACY,
an Its Fifth and Marsh all streets.
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DERANGEMEYTs OF THE LIVER.

Its earnestly recommended for the relief OF de
rangements of the liver, such as Jaundice, den
Client secretion of bile, torpor OF the iIVer
especially In persons of bilious temperament
aud all conditions ordinarily called Bilious.
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MEDICINES. ETC.

VALUABLE MEDIC1N ES.-POl-
Y locks Remedy. Davis's Pain Killer, Leonard.s
Agus Cure, DR.. BrieknslPs syrup, Plantation Blu
An II Main aud Third streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-05

COPPER lngot continued dull OF safe AMI pricS we're
more less nominal for oil brands Sales wore made "a
TO quality In manufactured copper the business has
also been light We quote New shesthing, per pound,
16c, old sheathng 2tc. s2tkc yellow metal SAC, vel.
low metal bolts Bic, bolts 45c, brazers <sc
CANDLES dull OF sale and almost nominal with
only small business In city and Western sdsmannc a.
21c. o &c, sperm at t0c., aud patent at soc
CoRpAaS was quiet, but steady We quote Manila par
h. at zoe a Gle, tarred American at iac. and Rlsst
bolt rope 1t 2Sc.
Covrsx Tho market was quiet, bu, prices vere With.
out material change We quote good TO prime RIO ~
1skc a2oxc The sales to-day were 400 bags RIO &c
Aud Rcekie at l4tc gold, in bond and 10 Baltimore
400 bags Ro Clifton, on private terms and 100 DO
ex Iapwlng al $780, gold ia bond, both for western sc
count The stock OF Rio In New YORK today . 81'l
bags
Drsvooos wood vas 10 full supply. but All
other descriptions quite scarce. The demand how
ever comparatv ey small and prices rather favored
the buyer We quo per ton, IN currency, Honduras
logwood al tlo q t21, e. Domingo do. AZ 30 I'll
Jsmaica do NJ 80 a f22 Lima wood al $40 and Ma
Mia sapan wood $50 tsb and pcr ton, IN gold can
wood o. $40 Cuba fustc At $50 q t35, Ssvanllls do
nj ZIP Maracaibo 90. &la Lssuna 90 st f23 rsbAsc1
loswood At "a 81 and csmpe.chy do $40
Fsy1oars continued duh aud nominal Tho engage
msnts To liverpool IS hhds tobacco n 25s 900
bales cotton at I'd, $4,000 bushels corn AZ aga To
London 100 boxes bacon 15a psr steamer 600 boxes
a. The charters "A brig 70 Bremen petroleum II
r. Cd. brig 10 Cork for orders petroleum al 5s %
II 10 United Kingdom, o. " 20 Continent between ia
vrc and Hamburg, bark Pbiladcphia TO Marscilles
petroleum at s. od ono do, Philadelphia 70 Antvcrp
pctroieum at 81
F.sa-M grades OF mAcscrcl were IN iemaud, and
prices wore generally higher The stock Is very mode.
rate and slcs have been made on large scsc hut
"a trade has been done josbing Io At tho fo
low'es v-.ces No MASSACHUSETTS, isrs, So No J
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 90 2.
Asuss.-Receipts. 10 pkga Tho supply Of both 20.
and pearl continues very low; transactions on thus &C.
count somewhat restricted, though tho demand Is
vey light and buyers or pot obtained small ot at pre-
vious prices Pearl wore entirely nominal in tho ab
sencc Of sales We quote pot at 50 rs q 50 s7x
BRxAnsrupes --RccApts, AS bbls Hour, 80 do and
$50 bags meal $50 bushels cora and e2S do oats
Prices for State and Western -four advanced 100 2oc
per Dbl The transactions wore TO fair essent. com,
prsns 500 bbls mainly at the revised questions an
nexcd Southern -FOUR also nrmer, with continued
good demand; the sales were 700 bbls. Canada 1our
was l5c higher on some grades ordinary qualities
rmer as an advance OF lOc per Dbl the salos reached
500 bills Rye -four was in fair demand a. full prices
with further saos Of $50 bbls At our quotations Corn
meal was quiet but very Arm note sacs Of 900 bbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-05

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FO0 GENTLEwHy
csiy, At the New YORK Museum Of Anatomy, SIS Brosd
Oav Parties unable - attend these lectures have
orwarst r-cspl % ten cents br ADDRESSING sscrsAsv "
lac TEX \ Nsszsa Am.ons
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Before Judge Shipmsa.

Mar "A suit va commenced in tbs United states
Crcun Court bsf,rs Judss shipmsn, on Thursday last
and in which verdict returned for the government
under th, following circumstances;-The Messrs Nora
Navarro 1863 leased from the government block
stores At tbs Atlantic Dock Brooklyn, at the annual
rent OF si.soo the Lease terminating Nay I, 1883 For
the ss, quarter the cees refused to pay and TO
r,covsr which WA the object Of the suit
The dssniant, blended tina, by storm 10 1850 ons
OF the stores 10 question damaged TO he un.
tena,table and a. odset withheld quarters rent
Mr. s. q Courtney, United states District Attorney,
contcn1ed thai under the laws OF this State the lessor ~
not bound ~ keep building IN repair unless condition
% tina, eject contained In the lease This view Of the
case WA sustained by the Court, and q verdict
turned for the government for the full amount claimed
s G Courtney Unitei states District Attorney, az
Bstcd by Mr ethan Allen, Zoe the government ?. n
Dyksrs for the dsfcntsats
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FINANCIAL.
NWNNN|77-- =
NIeouLAe
srArs or ksw YoEx.


OosrreoLlHa's Owfcr, ALsAsr. April "a 1856 I
The following regulations hereby adopted for the issue
OF the Indebtedness OF hs state authorized ~ chapter 5
laws of 1865 and chapter 30 laws Of 1866 and published for
public information
First-The new issue will be in the form Of registered
stock with coupons attached payaote Ia twelve
from the 7th day OF April 1865 with interest al the
rate OF cent payable sem annually on tine nrst
days OF and July each and the Comptro
lers under chapter 3d. laws or 1855
he drsired
Second-Holders OF bonds maturing on the 6rst
day of July 1866 required before the nrs DAY OF
June next 70 the same 70 the Traner Asen; o.
the state ut che BANK of the Manhattan Company IN the
city Of New York (who will Issue receipts thereor and az
the time sgniy the form Of Indebtedness whether
Registered Coupon bonds they desire In exchange
The lnsfer books wal close the arst day Of June next
viii be ready for delivery the Bank Of tho Manhattan
Company the FIRST Of July following soon thereafter
practicable
IhrdRevenue bonds maturing on tho first OF January,
1857 will DO convertible thai time, hey may DC con-
verted option holders the frat Of July next
In conformity with the foregoing regulations.
THOS HILLHOU5k. Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-05
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

Mar -Por,erhouss steak, SIC 35c per h. sir,oin.
3Oc $50 per ID chuck ribs zoe. 22c per H. corued
bocf lac roc per ID mutton. 12c. lie per H. veal
I2c to Iec per ID tongues, 81 % zach.
PouJrRy AND GAIN Turkeys 35c psr ID chickens
35c 3sc p,r ID geese Csc. per ID, ducks, <0c
pcr 10
s.,s -Shsi Soc a7Sc each; cells tsc. q zoe per To- ;
sripsd bas, 2sc per 10 hsddock loo. per ID oysters
Toe. q ~ per hundred
Burrut Orange county butter, 57s per ID State do
ssc sc per 10 cooking do. 35c at0c per ID cheese
21c. q CSC. per N
mou SOC per peck asparagus Soc. T5c per bunch !,
lettuce To- a l3c psr head
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET ooMPAuvs
J. iron mall steamship
XLIEMANNIA,
NJ Trautmann commander carrying the Uaed Slater NAL
win sau on Saturday May 8, at u M.
HAMBURG
taxing gers for Hamburg Hayre Souba snd
London First cabin. $685. second cabin t6s 90 seersge
S6 b0-payable in gold or its equivalent
Tho B0RUSSIA will leave May IL.
KUNHARDr a CO., Z. Is. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passage Agents
~ Exchange place, Y. No. Barclay street, n Y.
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Ihe FnNa1eIphIs LtEIJN OF tV'uHy Bays,-
The banks forming this Philadelphia Clearing Houss
Association have deposited with the United States As
sisant Treasurer tho full amount Of ten millions of dol
lars four per cent tho limit beyond which the assist
the special agreement of payment on demand. II u
singular fact that since the reduction Of the rate Of inter
est allowed deposits the treasurer has reoetved
greater amount Of money in the sarne tune than evT
before At hfaher rAtoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-05

TvHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD
Il The first class iron steamer MISSISSIPPI
Furber commander carrying the United States mail
wiz leave pier Is North for Bremen calling C0wes
THURSDAY, MAY 10,
taking to London Havre Southampton
men, at the following rates.
First cabin Slso second cabln ecs 50; stseage s7 90
For freight passage apply
RUGKR BROS. General Agents, Is Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-05

Tho wheat marke, was 1c &c in sellers favor with
an improved demand The sscs cover 50, 900 bushels.
at 81 OF 81 % for No Milwaukee, 81 so 81 81 for
Michigan, 81 so for inferior old Chicago spring.
and 81 rs Tor Milwaukee club The demand for coru
was moderately active, but prices shade lower
The sales 80 900 bushels at 100 slc for unsognd
and SIC. s3kc for sound mixed Western In store and
delivered. Oats were about 1c higher The demand
at the advance fair The sales mainly al t8c
Soc for Western, Csc 5oc. for old do 6fc sc
for State Soc for Jersey, and CSC soc for Canada
Rye firm We note sales OF $500 bushels ut 96c foe
State and 7so for Western Malt dull and heavy
with no sales OF importance Barley wrs QUOT We
note sale Of 200 5000 bushels Canada West q.
81 o.
COTTON Prices ruled Hrmer but the market otherwise
was without noteworthy change Buyers continued 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-05

LvOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
EVERY SATURDAY AT NJ
Pier Is North river, foot OF Cedar street
EMPIRE SIDEWHEEL LINZ
The fast and favorite steamships
SAN SALVADOR, Atkins, Commander ssis Mavt
MISSOURI, Loveland Commando, sails May "
Cabin passage twenty dollars.
Through tickets issued to the interior.
For freight or passage having elegant accommcAussf
apply " GARRISON ALLEN. hgontA
s.....ls No. Bowling 1SvenA
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MINNESOTA Stair RAILROAD BONDS.
Il AN ACT FOR THE EQUITABLE ADJUSTMENT or
HTATE RAILROAD H0NDS

Be enacted by the Legislature Of tho state Of Minnesota
BBcrrON The Governor shall n0usinate and BY and with
the advice the appoint three commits
sioners cxens Of this state who having qualified oy hnR
inquire report 10 the Legislature Of this state
the OF it's session. who the OF
the State railroad Issued under and pursu
ant TO tho TO section 10 article OF the Consu
thereof and the which each bona Gde holder paid
therefor.
$50 & The said board shall have power and authority 70
receive the and holders OF
the State inquire into and examine all claims arising
under the amendment Aforesaid and report thereon 81 re
Quired In section OF ths .
SEC s. The said Board Of Commissioners shall cause
notice TO he published in two newspapers published az 81
and one in the city OF York stating the and place
their and the object OF their appointment ana
requiring the holdets of said bonds 70 present before the
said Of their claims against the state
together with proof OF the amounts paid for said bonds
The said Board shall have 10 send
for persons and papers, and TO administer osths and 70
examine any party presenting claims under oath or by de-
position. -
prior the first day OF January 1907,
shall be forever barred and the Legislature will not feel
bound To recognize.
$40 This &C, effect and be In force from and
after Ito passage.
Approved February q. 1865
The undersigned commissioners appointed BY the lover
OF Minnesota by virtue Of the above named act will
meet 10 of the provisions thereof at the Asor
1865 and At the Capitol In the city OF St. Paul. on the 18th
The holders OF Minnesota State Railroad Bonds
uueste1 70 with the commissioners
JOHN NiC0LS,
l.. " HUBBARD commissioners
J T. F(tURrEIOTTE. }
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-05

SISoOo LOAN 'NANTED-AT PER CENT, FOR
N from years. upon frat class property Ia this
city Address p, Post ONCE boz 1885. New York.
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CAvANNAH GEORGIA.
- MURRAY'S LING
The favorse fast sAing steamship
VIRGO
viii sail from pier 10 I6 East river Zoo. Of wsi yssst
Thursday May 10, at SIP NJ -{ :"
FOR freight or passage having elegant Accommodations
apply 70 MURRAY. FERRIS 4 CO,
81 aud 81 South strcak.
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AsTls.,EOeY.

A sTONIsHTNg MADAME MORROW sEvnuP1
N daughter. bssis The vord -iog rs ysat lhsuxk3
- sceo e ~. ee..r ses eSA ssre esyrsss GJ,hs2
street acH ayNSya
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rs. LIaUoRs

WINES. Liquors. &C.
ssas
a CHANCE
n Ihsyc anal lot " Bourbon Of, &c, a. o. ~
Cal al "a Fret sgenur. secD,d f>or
DRIIABLR FOR rlR CHOLERA
" Fine Cognsc BrsDdcs. bottled IN France
Five leading brsnds, own importation
Also fuII stock. pf Ola Vines Nhisssft o.
II rfnH q GO ~ Fulton o. tEsspfsss L}SAl
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-13

JoHN Bowers was smitten at Old Lath-
am's-a jolly old fellow. blessed with two
very pretty daughters. John was as regular
in his visits as Sunday itself, but one menor
able Sunday, when the house was filled with
beaux and bellies, old Latham issued forth to
his work John followed him from the house
and began:
" Nice lot of hogs, Mr.. Latham" said
John by may of introduction.
Ies-pretty good pork, John, if l only
have luck" said old Latham. who really
liked him, and often scoded his daughters
Tor the tun they made of him.
John was silent for few minutes. but at
length, with terrible unconcerned look at
some wheat stacks a mile distant, he said.
gaspingly:
: Mr.. Latham, I-I-come courtin' Sir"
I" Well, John" said the old man. amused.
: young men will Go that nowadays. hope
you are getting on all right?"
p" 1es, Sir" said John, taking courage :
: and | come to AK you for one o. your
daughters
" Oh y said old Latham biting his Iips.
you've come to that already, have YOU.
John? Well. which one is it. John 2,
. Oh, Sir, rs to that said poor John
with ludicrous air Of serene sheepisbness-
= as to that, Sir, it don't make any differ
ence; either one'll do, Sirl'
Old Latham used to tell the story after.
ward, much to his pretty daughters discom-
future.