davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
A CARD.
70 tie Eai.Or Of IN. " y. Tyibuas.

70 ths EdiOr Of Ths " Y TTsbss@ - L1--
SIR: As the report Of the arrsgnment Of the Hon. Gar
ret Van wsgonera Representative Of the nd Assembly Dis
trct Of this County in the late Legislative Of NsvJersey
upon charge Of bribery aud corruption has been noseea
TUE TRIBUNE and TINS widely circulated VII you 90 MI
Wagner the Justice that At tho trs xhea esms On ~.
one witness offered hs Hon r. pautelo who testified mss
eli h.t M Van Waeoner ever said 10 him that ne woss
rather give @ out OF his own pocket than that the iaa bess
bShich he considered wrong 70 the sateshoss ~
,asi6ed sycg Suspicion Of wrong and tie iy rendered
diet o. not guilty without icasms thsis sea's -,
rc,ussA n a. Qct y, ifss. Cit c. ~ ~ '~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
ar toward eeoting speedy restoration Of the Union
which shall DO at once complete and perpetual.

The report of concentration Of Fcnisns on The
borderds, We hope, untrue From their own point Of
view such threat would DO unSise for they have
not tbe force to stempt another invasion, and know
By experience how promptly tho President would aid
tho Canadian authorities The request The Govern
ment has made for mercy to the prisoners, sustained
by the emphatic appeal Of the Vermont Legislature
would be embarrassed by any mprudent action Of the
Fenisos. and we dSoredt all umors Of intended vio-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

TIE Weskly Tribune published tbs morning, contains
Mr.. Smaitty's afternoon ,oih Count B'smark, LET.
ters from Bayard Taylor and "Tom Broom Of Rrgty,
Ness Publications. The Magazines, Lecture Of Hsndea
Phillips Fine Arts, Science, Literature, Foreign MIS-
celtang General Ketcs and Personal Items TIE Mary
land 1roHbie TAe F.nian Trials, Editorial Notes, O
Summary of the Latest Nsps Editorials, Election intel
Egenec, Political, Agricaitar-The Cotton Crop Inc
American Institute Farmers Cub, Commercial Matters
Fun Reports of the Drp Goods, Horse, Cattle, Grain,
and Precision Markets, &c. w. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

The Hon. George Fl. Andrews, the Hon. Mahlon
Chapce Of Ohio and other eminent speakers will adj
dress the Republicans Of the XXh Ward this evening,
at Lincoln Hail. corner of Eighth-ave aud Thirty
second-st Let the Unionists of the XVIII Assembly
District turn out en- masse, this is the last rally
before the election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

The Hon. WILLIAM A. DARLING Is now the only
candidate for Congress In the Ixth (upown) District
opposed to Fernando Wood. Mr.. Darlings friends
ars humorous, earnest. and confident of success.
Thcy hold meeting ai' evening ct Kooh's Terrace
CARBON. corner Of Third-sge. aud Fiity-ninih-st. o.
WHICH aaDs!aE Qslisl q gaYyQrssgs Coy VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
approaches.

The trial of the Baltimore Police Commissioners
was resumed yesterday, and not one of the charges
against them was sustained by the evidence. Thus
far the attempt to prove them unfit for sher position
has been an utter failure. Gov. Swami will scarcely
order their removal unless facts are disclosed
Our special kilograms give some interesting points in
the proceedings Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

We are glad to see that il is proposed to make the
Office of Superintendent Of Public Printing an elective
Office on the part Of Congress. We hope that Congress
viii elect person who is good printer who will stay
in Washington and attend to hsbusness, and not hang
around New York taverns and Tammany Hall, doing
the dirty work Of Andrew johnson and the Demo
cratic marty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

~ On the inside pages Of to-days ,ssus wN BE- found
opinion Of Brig. Gen. Stesoar L. Hoodford By d
SOstherH Loyaiist; Military Intelligence; CvI Courts
Money and other Markets; A Proposed Garden Of Art.
and other imperfect items.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

Gen. Ortega has left New-orleans for Brszos with
the intention it is thought Of trying to get across the
Rio Grande into Mexico. A dispatch ftom New
Orleans informs u.s. however that should be make the
attempt be will be arrested by the United States Off
Ger commanding that District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31


The Republican. Union County and Judiciary Con-
vention reassembed at No. 600 Broadway last even
ing, to consider communications from WILLIAM ID.
MCKINNEY, Esq, and Gen. JOHN A. FOSTER, declin-
ing their nominations for Register and Surrogate
respectively. This step had been prompted by no
unwilliugness TO stand, even in view Of certain and
decisive defeat but purely because they had been led
10 belieye that they signally served the Good Cause
by 80 dong-that candidates could be nominated in
their stead who would insure its local and gender
more emphatic its general triumph. Those resigna-
tons were, after free and spirited discussion, sever
ally accepted and the two Conventions proceeded to
nominate, with great unanimity, the candidates oil
the anti "Ring" Democracy, Gen. CHARLES G. HAL
PINE for Register and JAMES M. SMITH, esq for Sur
rogatc The entire County Ticket, as thus per-
feoted. now stands:
For Isccor,isr. JOHN SEDGWiCk
Ior Sprrogctc. JAMES NJ SMITH
Do, .S,,ge,risor .... zen ALEXANDER SHALER
10, Jegs.,s,. Gen. CHARLES G. HALPINE.
For Coroaei........... LOUIS j. NAUMANN
This ticket can be elected and its success will
pave the way for complete overthrow and rout OF
the Ring of Municipal plundcrers at the Charter
Election four weeks hence. BY supporting it heartily
and thoroughly, our friends will powerfully strengthen
their State Ticket and contribute to the election Of
their candidates for Congress aud the Assembly.
Granted that most of us would have preferred to elect
FIVE of our own men, it ia certainly better to succeed
with three than TO fail with all five
Friends of Gov. TKsroS let y poll every vote Tor
every man on the anti-Ring County Ticket III we
support it cordially and unanimously. enough In
dependent Democrats will do likewise to insure us
triumph Let US al resolve that it shall be done'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

Late adyices from Mexico bring intelligence OF tho
detection Of Gen. LozadO from the imperialist cause
From the abilities and influence Of the General this
is properly regarded as a heavy blow to Macmillan
The faes are against the Empire. Evidently tho cad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

You eoups your unfortunate dysPePc but ought
not your complain you Possibly the p'ns you en-
simply the Omschs uethsd Of taking revenge ooon you o
necas ssasing Perhaps have made an effort TO
Improve condition but the other hand counuoy cram
ming snwbOesOme and incOnuoa food Have you ever
tried
HosrKrTKRs BITTEns,
sropr diet end regular The Bier 10 week wOnd put
yo digestive apparatus orrct order regulate the how OF bile IN
accordance Of hsh aud produce Just 80 much sPe
emit action a. would necessary your good and when were
oo Al. yht ious and regular dieting little Of the Tonic
now then would yOa II have NEGLECTED these
means Of cure blame your stomach or i's rebellion
ssy that shs help you neglect It, the next
shlns may Schu Cancer other violent
and disease There thing being tate these
ma.lcrA
HosrRrfERs BrrrERs
wi cus Dypeps DysPep. snssader diseases which
dss Ell EeGOratiVoG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

tho Hoffman Mass Meeting last night. His ofsnss va
distributing pamphlet copies Of The United stes IN
account with the Rsbeonsissued By tbs Union Lcsxus
The Copperhssds could the panoks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

Tux Ngw.YoRK TRIBUNE IN NEW ORLEANS. Our
friends visiting New Orleans bay TaE TaBosr eithsr
Daily Semi Weekly Weekly, Of MIR A. samon No 81
BaroanOs st., for Eve oents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
EDUCATION.


VVHFHNEIC1 GULbbBE5s
fabeeaAF1
CHICAGO, Dot. 30--There was @ conference OF the
fresdens o. Illinois colleges n this city yesterday at which
che piocPe cooeinfe insaions In the State repre-
seBied TIE OBJECT Of the injecting shown In the appointment
Of COMMITTEES OF inquiry upon the following subjects
union 81 all the colleges society and permanent or
Gsnisa0a the pFopTey Of asng aid Of tho Legislature
e Geysp colleges 70 coafe ee Of charge returned sol
e bs eKDo6leBoy 81 short scionEo courses Of study and
ths sfosassoy effsssls e5resteg IN our eoleaoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

bridge, and Mr. Darling. viii be among the speakers.
Lot the Republicans Of that District turn out in their
strength There are many moro Of them than ever
yet voted thore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

The Vermont House of Representatives yesterday
ratified the Constitutional Amendment by vote oil
1873 to II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
Here !. o tAe man taa. drew The triese.

shOt
PEksoSAI.-If the author OF the above toast, gwen
at a dinner-table in New-orleans is in want OF an
Office, and will apply OF the White House in Washing
ton. he will hear Of something to his advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
Nem'1(prk Daily Gribm,te.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
4mnsements.

sARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
Ann EVhr7EO-Ti1B SEA W iJE. hir = "; SlLks
"a fnl company. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CUhlOss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE.
THIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MINsTRELS-ST.
Avn Va ORAaON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

a7rr-ft Ell. WINTER GARDEN .l- 81
rtus EyyEINo-LkDY AUDLErs SECRET Mrs o. 2.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12
gs sEiibriat rod eiaiae GQtbl9Idse
fa ay AZ s'l|! s:ss 3a.,.,a, l,in1u

Ort DerlQlisn. Der bon Der Gh0Ier0 be-
faifen 1T n fjf,en M IA ffIIT tiE,sr MIR
In Ser. srr,h;ae,,s ,snfid,I;skisiias Sals, q
cine Ortberdrloernnq 'fisr ratbiamer ball
ten a[s, ihr NserlpeiIer1. r,idbt;aber bann,
menn he bon i,snerey, GseeIeno,,oit oe :
he;r;ot trprSer oSer. f,or' eIt,o.e;n FSr<
nerI;Ses iI{SdSdRliS;S s,iths;hnss Sss init
Ser GSolsra IN lrlSc5Iid,s,m s3,Iiantn,e e,..
g6nnoe ffebt. Min IS ID Al Siarrh5e LEI
6en ga tniirSe inner ~. seis,t }ofeSe TiEmG5f
bonn tpen;o niihsn ia Is l1,nIiirSen Surd,
A;e 1Inr,,hs ,nS SJnfrec NJ si,,Sss On nv
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mic ~ SAM Il III
hsdSa%tSt sinS Ssriss ssorfS,sr,ttsa NJ
Srnnf5sit bsfd,I,uu;ne,s'' s ,nakrs a, i;e IN
eir1sn, nerniinftiosn SSSfstifben gserbai<
ter un6 hoIhiorS Sr,tIid6er g9rhon6iuno
zinc foH Ed,srs a;I5s osf,,nNen bober'
,ni;rhsn l
: sPon o1bt. fer.Ae anfs>ia sGa,sIeer,,n j.
o !, ssr f,I}i s as HI sre inrrSSe
,SeisenSe,f nm Sssiufi .irs M sipbes,itrff
mn ioGTSidi hlFTM ef,,S grifdnno i,ofI
einrm She'll Ss;Isn6 fi r. ns,f SRSeiIen
/ go cr - -: 81. s1S.E o:1 ..x
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12
puroen odsABar .eIs Drummer" be-

lpurOen ofeAbar 46s, Drummer" be-
nust, UNI Mplesmen8en anau3ieben uno
bier pub 6u bSt benz eoanfenIOfen Sbets
6 1e6 eublllAh1s @iatbufEpsalllB suS e.
Raeh SaFtagut l06 CHeh9dn In Netv
&drt Don Bel Btafen, benz ID laste,
no fK bot BUM 9feben daliDsfor6ert
DllT6E ~ seb5ts sa ber ralfEh Sdpfe,
seie Ven l8i1sfd ethes 8orssEegtsn LaIS
8efebI aniebe, barum fei ct bier. -
Grant bat es ettpaS Idnger 9enomrnen,
UNI be Sa@e gu capiren. Snbefen
naeloet Der SeIearapb ,AaB beioe i'm @tee
belanb benz praiioentliden Sanspurf
Den 9tiden .ge@ebt un6 fi@ per 0ame
pier mad Detroit 6abon 9ema9t baben
TO uube uT 3ief ihrer Jteife Gin -efz
mas itarfes Stiif, bod miiroe .es, ipepq
es fi9 befatiet, ibrem @erifaASe aDit
ibrem 8atriotismus @bre hidden. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12

Gns i@Sps BObnRaus NIT l761z 6ub gsan0 on ibes
I1@de pom Summer AnS gulberrp Strahe, bewObnt pom
2r. Cherries 6. 8inftpu. s. esaessg se-s.agas s4s
gGbetfoIss Bier eDts, iebes mit 40 Sas 5fSnt an
Sammertrabe, bas pbise Got besrensshsg Dtefes fnb
Die cots SO. 2, 8, 4O in Der tlaterabt beiInsuo
Os. @initOns eummeriirabsn sots.s Mus Siefe sots
baben 2tO 6as 2dnse 5nnb ftOBen an cine is 5tb
breite aaep FOSSILS sF.ss5ss f91s3s4g 1sgsal HsGcg6
ebenfans SDei cots an sisb sfrdse, 5ihttf BEN
Obsen, zines nit AZ 5is Son 5rSnt, Sas anSere IS
TuB Sront utS $50 GuB lang an eine alep is Sns
brett. Ahf BEN IS SUB Got teBt lin srObss Gebaube
peI@es dTs gsObhunS FUR bic Df6cisre bes f6, n. g
Snfl aesimenss benu. pirS " sboi9a3
ebenfaus Cots RO 4, 5, 90 22, %, 2ainh rs in benz
Strabe
eBenfaus Got 30. Il. aBaEDns Btan in eSaefieIb
nit so 5nb 5rOnt an qOrterirabstun ITO 5us lang
~ epier Aaea. III. esai ass3Rafs4sssialE 2sss fsB
Gbenfaus Gin GtId aafb non 50 Mderg aneefd6s
81 RsiIen bon bet staSt an Der Rofbuite nnD Chat
tanO0ea Giienbabn, mats GLenrIifi Station, Gisfts
1T cine Der fSnen aaaen fur cine Mobnung nnt BEN
ednbe. Der yoeea 1T pe, bic aIfte bes 2aHbes be-
bolat gut gewdfi,rt uub in aussesei6neter Na9bars
Y3aR. ~ ~ 2 n3s1l9aa7tJ
arB sSinsunsem: aas6hissIi ssrsaufe werben
fEei Don Siidtauf sema@ fer Gin sierseI 8aar. Gas
ibgise an CREDIT fir 6. IL, IS anbs2 "a Ronate, mi
8inien pom Eass be- asrtaufsr @Otsn NIT sgten
SiGsr1at@ tretbsii 9aafnsts DWed5tb Hfk 4stt
sitaase Baitsn sar etdysrihs Ser 9aBhiAsy Wv y
:, 2 ertauf in Or. 6. 6. ginsfOas 8Obnure, an Asr
saf pom sarttr .HS@s!bsttO EHubs u u II
80 90 orion 81 @5ooip Ell ~ .oi
~ a2s bb ~ .GIsEtwnb Rafer.
rrsn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12

iGeinen fiG ber idmmerIi6en @oIe bee
uubt Az iuerDen, bic he ais BeaLeiter
bes YrEfbeMtea AMI btHsM peIitif9tt
SpribtOar nod GbieqaO fPieIen: Gle
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12

6unpfen &eIIern iinA. Gouterrains lire
Mobnung auf5efdldali baben; fe ipirD
&c MD aQeias Sur@ De6masiae Gpei :.
len, Sleiprfi0 hib Aks1nrp fla lAhtet
fiken pEA1el fDn1e1ft all Dntauf Ss
kbeu bdl % Sab oliraj iol lttae Gil
,talng ia6 lNeinigpu@ bio etnh 6gfnrj
befbcr9 elleH Quft aerabe IA IN |Qc
caIen besHle6e ipetOe; tuts pc leifb Ode.
fur forgen miilIen, bab biefen 8la6en
bic Nf09li1feit 9eboten iueroe, 9efunbS
beitsgenldB leben 81 fonnen.
- babeR clio alad Dem Gefaatet
cine Wfenge Wfittel iIn0 9Sege, nm 0ie<
fer SeuGe entseSea5utGE1a III aAn0 mot
Oieler grfenntnie miro aud bic @5oIes
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12
Sab Raf bbttte.
.9i19lInD 1niuR

2aut Befimmuna elmer Gntfdeibnug gegeben pom
BET gbancerp Court in 9eibpis in Sole poai Soruce
o. Sarriion Srlitee te., 9eSen ebafies g. @infton
uno Anoere. rperte ieh uertaaIfeH unlI
s.ss 8 355li5I af5sn 0Is ssE5s9E TX
,Dienltag, Den 49, september, 1865:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12
in y ne g. s.. aIOae,aa e, ,iai :
sasweRIi5s eae Ser 9ritssn unS gtaiafrase, ttns
~ 7s5 SrePpebo9i Cincinnati, Dbio. ,''aesg Fla
'G' SRed,ieIs geid,aff fnif Gnroi,1. ~


/ gsTsis Glls5a HsHsta4.s mss 'astIAs 40 i
j goHeetiouen Hnb Ais3nbEungen jeber @rt in aneui
EbetIen 9eutiGafos lneroen pom mir. inte 9eIpDbns
lid auf bic pr6ntptefe Ntrt beiotgt! y aA'@
[ Sir sedieI GIf Eerp BORT alaH anhere 6GnbeIs<
dSte Der gereinietsn Staten siaisn man bel
\ sIaf Sic aadits5emSe gIase f,b Sci mir se5feI IN
srSberea, ouDis in benIrifteu 5amnEe. sl&ben bills
4i9en 9otrien gu h1bep. sr fsss IA ~ s,ts
lSelber, meIcbe an iraenb enes Der nadifeberbeu
6alsitt in DertiGldnb i SSbte Nedbniife ehsefan6t
ober besabt merben1 init BEN Bemertet, bn mir haz
pom sG9rit ~ ssbea isi tSagsn bel mir in ginsF
ndh io9Ieib IN tin9enber Minse erhpben ueroeil,
iobaIS ID bic gtucbrtct pom Ging6se Der Snntme ere
balten babe. 9a id pom meinen uerf6ie6enen 8anz
qiers INNER nit iebem SteoMer 8riefe erbnLte Ipsnu
&sIber einseganaen jtiS, 10 III bfes Der i6neIIite,
9ere nne biaigte ases, mn Seller MAD Ainerita st
Sir Cob NIB sjIbst .5ssabts ID Pets sbas 5S 5ile
8renIfrm. lis-'44ssii54@ 9ss II 91.sess@r sf'f
I,qiae ineinsr 8anduitts IN SsatfatahS
II, + m. ON Die SIR gelO besablt ailtb
banu bel mir erpoheu iperOen fanil. az. -
] MUD rrS bel lSiejea ealisra in eaFSYa ieSsrsett
Be9 fst daf mid 81 habeI :sza q ti. .slslt 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-12

Mud itnS bel SieIea 9dlIern in GnroYa ieSerseit
Be9fs oaf mid 81 haDeI pal q tsit 8 asasli 81
6gahtfntt a. 3D. eru. 81 @esIer iseLeSeba pHa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
rOYNER'S SULPHUR WATER,
COYNER'S SPRING,

BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
COYNER'S SULPHUR WATER Is held IN the
highest repute by those who have had The opp"f-
tunity OF testing it's efficacy.
TIL. great powers "f thss" waters have been
clearly established in large number II eases. For
many diseases they are almost a specific, suth A.
DYSPEPSIA all kinds of fCUTsSEOUn DISEASES
and ERrPTlONS, FEMALE COMPLs, MS, PH
SfCAL DEBILITY. OBSTINATE ki5EaSLs nr
THE Liver, and BROKEN. DOWN CONSTlTU-
TiONS. .,
4 bottle nf this water drank before reaki,Ist VIII
be found a. great advantage To the general health.
for, beside giving healthy action 10 the Iiv"f, II
will be found Il mill, SAFE, and g"nti, apei!yn,
strength aning the tome Of the stomach anu iih-
proving the appetite. ,-.
The proprict6rs have had this water securely bot
tied al the Spring and offer II with confidence I"
the public. -,
Price, per caS. of two dozen quart bottles, $50
Orders enclosing the amount will he promptly at
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druggists,
In I'm GnnnrAl Arnnts, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

THE TRINITY CHURCH FAIR.-This fair,
which we have already noticed, is pro-
crossing very favorably, and it is the inten-
tion of the ladies TO keep it open until the
end Of next week. The residents of Union
and Church Hills will naturally patronize
the Trinity fair, but it has been made so
attractive and pleasing that it deserves a
visit from those who live at the west end
of the city. We return our thanks to the
ladies of the fair for waiter of ice-cream,
cake, and fruits, with which they favored
Ms on Yesterday, and wish them in all their
enterprises an entire and unqualified sue
cess. .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
UEALING SPRINGS WATER,
FROM TINE
HEALING SPRINGS.

BATH N'li " l I NlAOisiN'
The proprctors oi these highly c"ltbfatrl
Springs have, in view OF meeting IN" demand oI
the public, had the water carefully bottled at thc
spring a. heretofore, in such MANNER a. to pre-,
serve it, virtues and characteristics as when dSeh
Al the fountain.
Its properties are well known, ana experience
has proved its great value in the toilowlnS ais
eases which have been cured ny It's use Scro!uia.
Erysipelas, Torpidiy Of the Liver, Dyspepsls aph-
thi or Thrush. Oitcna ian offensive discharge
from the nostrilj htractabe Diseases OF the Skih'
PARALYSIS, Bronchial Affect iois, Enlarged fr"--
trat~ Gland Enlarge ment Of the Spleen, Urinary
Deposits lrritabi!y Of the Bladder Diseases OF ne
tfsm, Diseases of Females, Chronic ophthalmt
Affections, whether dependent upon, strninoas "f
other ,iyscrasia ci the body, aud Ia all degenera
aud morbid conditions Of the Eye from neglected
or improper treatment, ,,
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case OF one dofeii
ina II. gallon bottles. Orders enclosing this amount
will receive prompt sntou
Descriptive PAMPHL Ers, containing certi.
fcates Of cures and highly interesting letters from
most respecta Bile sources, and other information,
can be had on application 10 ). A. PORTER, Heal
ing Springs Bath county, Va, orto
" PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists,
General Agents for the sale OF the Water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

The CASE OF THE EXPRESS CoMPANIEs.-
This case, in which Mr.. B. F. Ficklin, OF
the National Express Company, is plain
tiff, and the Virginia Central, Orange and
Alexandria, and other railroads, the de-
PENDANTS, was opened on yesterday.
Mr.. Maury, for the plaintiff, occupied
the whole time of the session, and he will
be followed at 10 o'clock this morning by
Colonel August, for the defendants, who
will be followed by General D. J. Imboden,
for the plaintiff.
Judges Chambliss and Lyons are on the
bench.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

CITY CouNclL.-A called meeting OF the
City Council was held at the City Hall at
o'clock on yesterday cvening-present,
Mr.. W. II. Mcfarland, president, and
McssrS. Crump, Harvey, Griffin, Eppes,
Clopton, Mason, Taylor, and Styll-for the
purpose of considering the report Of S*ac
Committee on Improvements in the James
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-On yesterday
McSsrs. Harrison, Goddin Apperson
made the following sales of real estate:
Lot on the south side of Main, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, fronting 20 feet
and running back about 45 feet to an alley,
adjoining the jewclry store of MesSrS.
Nowlan & Co., sold 10 Thomas Nowlan for
S4S5 per front foot.
Lot on the west side Of Tenth, between
Main and Cary streets, fronting u feet,
running back 81, sold 10 Charles Phillips
for S9l per front foot.
Large brick dwelling at the southwest
corner of Cary and Foushce streets, with
lot fronting l03 feet, running back l55 TO
an alley, sold to Charles Phillips for
s7,12O.
Vacant lot No. l, adjoining the above,
fronting on Canal street 70 feet by 100
deep, $32 per foot, to Charles Phillips.
Vacant lot No. t; Canal street; - feet
front by l55 $50 per foot to Charles Phil
lips.
Vacant lot No. 5, in rear Of No. 3, 20 by
80 feet, sold for $120 to Charles Phillips.
Vacant lots Nos. S and ., fronting to-
gethcr on Canal street 6S feet by l55,
Sl9.25 per front foot, sold to V. Bargamln.
Lots and :, adjoining the above, same
size, at SIC per front foot, sold to '. Bar
gamin.
Dwelling on the corner of Grace and
First streets, occupied by Mr.. Pickrcll,
was offered, but withdrawn ut s7,lO0.
Small farm of twelve acres, on the Brook
turnpike, six miles north of Richmond, was
sold for $50 to NJ. Bowen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
STEAMERS.

NEW YORK AND RlCH..affTH
MoyD sTEAM MSHl lP LlSErl1ns11h
THRDl'GH TO BOSTON -St'lmars WasnIaS-
TnN. CAPTAIN CHIcHB,rgs, and VALLEY SiIl
,,ntsin SSYpFR comprising this Line, WI y lcas'
yaw York every SATURDAY. and Richmond every
FRIDAY. alternately ,.,,,, ,,.;,h ,,s
Thav have formed 4 through connection WIN me
N,troroltan Steamship Line for Boston, ana are
prepared to sign Bills Of LadinS through ~ inode'
rate rates.
Freight received daily. ,.,,,
p,..sg. In New York. including meals and state
,.n,n Ii, w L. PORTER, Agent,
iv Ia Am Office No. ., ,42s, on the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

Police EARREsTs.-Adolphus D. Gordon
was arrested for slapping James b. Beaz-
ley in the face at the Solitude" on Cary
street, between Seventh and Eighthstreets.
William Young, a negro, was arrested
for fighting, cursing, and creating disturb
auce on the street.