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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-08
By Harrison. Goddin & Apper.on, Auctionssn,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

THE VALUABLE SUBURBAN RE-
i SIDESCE AND MsRkRT GARDEN CALEB
"OAK GROVE" ON THE new BRIDGE EpAH,
ONE AND HALF MILES EAST az kCy.
MOHD, CONTAINING THlRTY TWO lCRa
For SALE OR RENT AT ACCrlUH.-W. w
sell At auction, on the premises On TUESDAY ID
18th December, 1858. stls O'clock u the EALrAN
BILE FARM located as above, recently "es0p1sa ~
DR. - Patton, and formerly owned ~ Mr. ".
AGREE, confirming about THIRri TWO ACRES.
OF which seven and bali acres lie cn n. nor
side OF the road, ana twenty ave auds hail Aft..
Of the road there 10 a large BRICK DWELL.
and several other buildings. The land viii =
divided into four parcels ACCORDING tos I.G a.!
TEExs: Very accommodating, and made EnoTn
at the hour Of sale.
II Tho place be otsold, It will be rented oain
auction FOR one wear As maGke. garden lLs
place Possesses many siys ntsgr. .,,
HARRISON, GODDlH APPERS"h,
ia AuctiUusers
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BY T. w. keesee,
Auc,ioneer for S. c. Tsrdy Co.,
Oacs no. 1911 Main street.
4 UCTION SALE OF TOBACCO
n FIXTURES aC.-HeviRg leased OUT my to:
bacco warehouse corner Of Seventh and Canal
streets 1 will sell at suction on WEDNESDAY,
December 18th, at II O'clock, ell the TOBACCO
FIXTURES remaining in the building, consisting
OF POT SCREWS,
BOX SCREWS,
POUND LUMP SHAPES,
IS SHAPES,
los SHAPES,
HALF POUND FINISHING MILLS,
FINISHING MILLS for pounds, SIS or lo's
Jumps, suitable for r. hydraulic press, all
Large 10. OF TOBACCO STICKS.
DRYERS,
STOVES,
TRUCKS,
SCALES,
BENCREs,
BILLETS,
BLOCKS,
SiNKERS.
wAkEHOUSE NAILS, "
MANUFACTURED and SMOKING TO-
BACCO,
and many other useful articles TO rnanufactur
The attention OF manufacturers ana ihoss VINO
wish TO commence the business Is reque-tsh 70 ms
closing up sale. -. l. NM
Persons having goods stored with me will please
remove them before lst Of January next; , M
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsRE, aac-
tioneer for 5. c. Tardy Co. d70
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By Lee & GoddiD,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
No lals Fra nkli n street

BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
ID We will sell on MONDAY the 10th day Of Ds-
csmber, 1855, commencing at half-psst3 o'clock +.
NJ, ten BUILDING L0TS-,hree fronting or the
south side Of Bloody Run street, adjoining The
residence Of Mr.. D. II. Alley, one on the south side
Of Poplar street, adjoining the residence OF Mr..
James, and six fronting on Lewis and Centre
streets, south OF Gillie's creek.
TERMS: Atsale LEE 4 GODDIN,
dp8-tds Auctoneers.
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A r T Z A l. A c 4 4.

The particular attention OF the public ''"Pse'
fully solicited TO The
MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
of the ehoesH
TRIUMPHs OF PHOTOGRAPHIC AIT
ever vet erhib!tsd In the city of Richmond, vie
be seen at.that well appointed Aal r,ess''
furnished estSb!isnLHen' sbo"ns
AypgRsoS's PHOTOGRAPHIC Art PALACE
In presence o! that competition which ~ ~
life OF trade, tho prop ie!or. o. "a 81 IIfTs
beg leave 10 announce that THSlR ~ IL. 10
AXE YET UNEoUALLED; that they have 49,
trodueed every possible improvement 81 @.I'',
art. such as have reVoiutsonsrsd inc Pa"'"''F
'0' " FIRST GALLERIES
Of The
OLD AND THE NEW WORLD,
and are ready 10 make q. good Work t'n ~
made by any srtists Ia Eqr9Ps or sms'' n,
softsning influence Of The blue Wits. ana s.PA',,
Of the most minute ana delicate grstI""I -
light. is used here, harmonitins me h.it."
fssu, - thai oar perfected pictures, lf0l '-'
CARTE De ylsirE
TO the
LIFE.sIZE PORTRAIT.
are remarkable for eissrns.. and .ofInn' OF sohe'
with sharp and strisins ou'hhs'
OUR OPERATING BOON
OK THE FIRST FLoOR,
r5,r,,s, NJ .lsyart Drawing Rooms snofd ''f''
every comfort aud conyenl1hs- 70 =" at s's ~
wa ara determined 10 m..ntau the l"aaihs " 80
for onr r.II,Ty which hss been already aNA'4,',
10 II BY the public voice. by that deTo!'n
business which deserves, mrrit,' sha 81
success; In order TO insure wHeu r ~" ,sysa .
our fellow. eiiIens, that We hsea 0-p
that ,,,.,s
tor IN pytu al 81
Co 'sji here 10 wait upon his iiish.r., 81 that
his sxsir,anes business Win be 80 a., ssgsnd
customers will not be delayed. De-
upon attention At an and 'me' uA.fn
In ali the work we sxsa!s' ''I'
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, .,,ovyo
IN wArsH % .!+yi PrrrrREs
the latest achievement q A''''''
onnv,.o ~. r,Inn.s s5sls Q, Plcrs lsS s,..
We are content to rect oar ITp ,l,ow .h, GU ~
auctions. and much prefer y 20 ,et iarIb ~.
turs. speak for thsmssNe' 1snt ill rsPrrs''"
merits "hish ~sh' AIT P.L.a..fS,,st
| 10 the No lJii Nish'ss
D. H. A'0'I'0' ia. --".l@l-
EOK SALE, Two new W. SSosi,'a.sPg
Il STILLS, complies C,ps"s,h by ..s',,S5,p'
any, and one hundred j1"IsskPa s!aas S@issa
Apply 10 Cary between SlsA'A 40 So
a s..7,s FRENCH and AAEFt'
CAN. for :i' 'S ~ 4 l. ca.tE!5,ss.Ia :S:
6 - BITrERs, For S 5hsss s..
d = ,,,s,.n,. slo.s, Ho'r'''H'' h
d. SWEET elDHE !; !
: y gallon. ,lIsssssss 5S lssssls.oa
A t .Ea.ss's @'' ). I i &.se tgsz's
SolH LEATHER FL If Il a.
/ dos ,nap SIAN
COLE LEATHER 1 CD tts.IssSSS
- GOOD and fooH G0RDch sSS,ass no
sale ~ posr,.s,sA street. D'.' 81, ...----,
:; -. :; sAssEIs gl99 :, y.ss, y s.'sss'
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BYE A. J. Clopton,
Auetionesr and Real Es<ste Agent,
No. IL Twelfth street, pea n rankin.

No. Twelfth street, psa ixrankiin.
TWO VERY NEAT CATTA G. l.
i DWELLINGS, on UNION Hn., OPPOSITE
THE RESIDENCE OF Dr.. .. A. SrkECKER, Fog
sALg At AUCTION IL am request by tbs
owner to Offer for sale At auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY next, the ,lth day OF Dec. mbsr, I"g
At o'clock Z. NJ, two desirabi. COTTAGE
DWELLINGS, as above described. each containing
three rooms KITCHEN with two rooms. AID Tia
necessary OUT. BUILDINGS suitable for the pre-.
misses, all in good condition. The lot fronm hhy
feet on the south Of Psasants street running back
one undred and twenty i've feet.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known At
the time Of sale. b. A. J. CLoPToS,
oaS AncIlonaaI.
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slG- THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ING OF the CHURCH AND UNION HILL BUILD
ING FUND COMPANY will be held on sATuR-
DAY AFTERNOON NEXT, December sth, at
o'clock, at the Office OF Constable Cole, on Main
street, n nineteenth.
By ord "A The PRECEDENT.
ROBERT z. RICHARDSON,
1T Secretary.
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ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
FRIDAY, December Z, 1866.
SENATE.

SENa l..
The Senate met at Il O'Clock. Mr.
Trout, of Augusta, in the chair. Prayer
by the Rev. DR.. Hoge.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Boiling, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, reported bill to repeal
an act in regard to the printing of acts OF
private corporations. After some debate
the bill was passed.
Mr.. Strother, by leave, introduced bill
to amend section one Of chapter ninety
nine Of the Code of 1860 so as to make
Halle run lawful fence from its junction
with Thompson's river TO its mouth. The
bill was passed.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered
and referred to the appropriate commit
tees:
BY Mr.. Keen.-Inquiring into the expe-
diency of establishing in the town of Dan
vile manufacturing company, based upon
real estate, with a capital of 81 800, 900,
and authorizing the issue Of Virginia Trea-
sury notes, based on real estate.
By Mr.. Davis.-Of so modifying or
amending section of chapter ll9 Of the
Code of 1860 as to make the law more
general on the subject OF mechanics liens
on buildings, &c.
By Mr.. Adams.-Of so amending section
II of chapter II of the Code OF 1860 as to
allow by law specific sum as reward for
the arrest of each horSe-thief who, after
legal investigation, is found to be guilty OF
the crime.
By Mr.. Peck.-Of requiring steamboat
TO obtain a license, upon the
payment of full tax, for the privilege OF
running their boats upon the waters OF the
Commonwealth.
Bv Mr.. Crockett.-Of reducing the ex-
penditures of the Registers Office.
By Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Com
mittee on Roads and Internal Navigation
from the further consideration OF so much
of the Governors message of yesterday as
relates to the subject Of repositories OF
the public money, and referring the same
to the Committee on Finance.
CONSTITUTIONAL. AMENDMENT.
Mr.. Keen offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That so much of the Governors
message as refers to the constitutional
amendment proposed by the United States
Congress be referred to a joint committee
composed of the Senate Committee on
Federal Relations and the Committee on
Resolutions of the House, with instruc-
tions to report.
Mr.. Keen moved that the rules which
require that the joint resolutions be
laid over for one day be suspended, with
view of having his resolution acted upon
at ones.
Mr.. McRae moved to lay the motion to
suspend on The table,
After considerable discussion the motion
was decided in de negatiye-ayes, 10;
noes, IA.
Mr.. Robinson then otfu~ed the following
as a substitute for the resolution of Mr..
Keen:
Resolved, That so much of the Gtrernor's
message as refers to the constitutional
amendment passed by Congress be ~
ferred to the Committee on Federal Rela-
tions.
Mr.. Keen moved to lay the resolution on
the table which resolution was lost, and
Mr.. Robinson's resolution passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Peck, the Senate then
adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at the usual hour
Speaker Baldwin in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Woodbridge
Mr.. Waddell gave notice that MS cor
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctionoers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
4 BEAUTIFUL LOT, ON THE COR
n NER OF DUvsL AND POUsHEE STREETS.
ton, on the premises, on SATURDAY the sth OF
December. 1865. at o'clock p. NJ. beautiful
LOT located as above lpsrt OF the lot attached 10
the former residence Of the late Fred. JudeI,
fronting hfty feet and running bsc about 100 feet
to be divided into two lots Uf equal size.
TERMS !: one-third cash balance at three and
six months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed.
ds5 AuctIoneers.
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VG6EETyu w. D,E GSTI .,BI RESIDENCE
IRsT AND SECOND SHEETS. P6pb ssinssy,
AUCTiON:-Will bs sold at auction saLs AT
misss, on wEDsEsDAY The i7,h D..s nI zoe pr
vsnisntiy arranged kEsfDgsCs, Iass,,a 40 con
no. In ne occupancy Of hr. w. g. Phlllis.
iot has 'front.' Of Abou. - feet, and dsps -
,s s,t In aey Ihs dive ling contain. ION.
sion given In few days F"r'e'-
TsKns: One third cash bsI,n,. ., ,,
years for negotiable notes, iGtsrs,t .dssa Two
By r1st deed. 'ssafs1
a.. HARRISON, ooDDIs 4 APPggsoy
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A nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS, all
grades and styles, constantly on hand
The public are invited to call and examine.
dc Sim
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ByH. Portsrneld Taylor, Auctioneer.

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
l. NINETY days time,l at A. J. Waldrop's. three
miles on Meadow Bridge road, at ii o'clock, Ds-
cember nth, tTUESDAY,l his stock Of CORN,
FODDER, sHUCKS, &c, some FARM NO UTkS-
SlLS, a LOOM, very superior MICH COW, 4
large MULE and some BLOOD SOWS and FAT
HOGS. H. PURTERFIELD taylor,
dos l.l5 Main street.
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sv- sHlPLEY, ROANE & CO.,
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER FoURrEEyTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
Opposite Exchange and Ballard Ho.sls),
RICHMOND, VA,
have just received another supply Of FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER ovERCOATs and BUsI-
NESS SUITS, which they are Offering at Bslti-
more prices.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER At THEIR BALTI.
MORE HOUSE AT SHORT NOTICE.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the :9th Of Septenne! last, At the residence al
his brother, In Chelsea, Tenn, Of cholera,
CHARLES G. Cal TER, Of Richmond, Va, aged
twenty-five years.
The declared was q member 81 the Purcell bat
tory, and served faithfully until the close Of the
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MARRIED.

NIA tINILD,
December sth, st the residence Of the oflcis.
clergylnan, Rev. +. J. Bog, Mr. PHILIP BRO
Der to Miss SARAH Oh kEEu La: ali Of Mauch
ter.
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POM OF PROXY.
Krow all mon by these presents, That -, the
undersigned do hereby constitute snd appoint
- attorney - for - and In - name, to
vote on all questions thar may he brought before
the meeting OF the stockholders ~ the Richmond
and Danvills Railroad Company, 10 be hold ut
on the - day Of, or At Tny adjourned
III Getting thereof, hereby ratifyi1g al ihc sc.s OF
-, Said attorney In The premises, fully as II
were present and voting In person.
In testimony whereof, - have hereunto aMx.d
= hand this- day Of -.
The transfer book will he elosed on the lst De-
cember until after the annual meeting.
no l2-eodtd }. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at the usual hour.
Speaker Baldwin in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Woodbridge
Mr.. Waddell gave notice that his col
league, Mr.. Baylor, was detained from Ills
seat by severe indisposition. ..
CHARTER OF CITY OF LYScHBUnd'
The House engrossed bill amending Ine
charter of the city of Lynchburg was put
upon its third reading, and passed.
HusrISGs COURT OF LYNcHBURe.
The bill creating the Office OF Judge OF
the CITY Court of Lynchburg was put upon
its third reading, and passed.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
By Mr.. Newbery.-Instructing the Com
m;ttee ON Roads and Internal Navigation
tn inquire into the expediency Of granting
a charter for the construction OF railroad
from the vicinity of Saltville, through the
counties of Smyth, Bland, and Giles, tc
some point at or near Dublin or Centra
Depot.
the Committee on Courts Of Justice to In
anire into the expediency of establishing
warehouses in each county and city OF Till
state. where offences against the law mo
Of sufacisnt magnitude to be punishable
With death or confinement In the penlten
tiary) may bs punished BY confinement an1
hard labor. a
| -s VIRGINIA. ExpREss COMPANY.
The bill incorporating the Virginia Elk
press Company was taken up, and opened
for discussion. @ oH
Mr.. Turner objected to the clause In thu
second section: "No stock shall be trans
ferabIe to any person who Is not stock
holder, without an express order OF thu
board Of directors and moved that it bs
/ stricken ont. This gave rise TO considera
! BILE discussion, in which Messrs. Herndon
Esans, Les, Word, Waddell, White, ans
6iDbsfisy partictpstedtiu opposition 70 tn
! Dropoee4 pAment. The rnsmbess %
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WANTED, A WHITE MAN AND
w WOMAN 10 90 four miles in The country on
milk. farm. irish preferred. For location, apply
at thi. Office. dc 80
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WANTS.

WANTED, BOARDERS. TO OCCU-
w Ply two PLEASANT CHANNELS at ic' LIN
dan Row Franklin street. The attention OF mem
hers OF the Legislature particularly those haVihS
la Ties with thsm) Is called 10 these rooms.
da s-1fS&Mt
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WANTED, A HOUSE WITH SIX
w OK SEVEN ROOMS or would take large
house with another family, or rent two or three
ICONS on floor, with u dining. room IN basement
Location west Of Ninth street. Apply at
RIsuS'S DRUG TORE.
Dc corner OF Main and Third streets.
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"ANTED.-Ag graduate Of several
w years experience desires SITUATION ~
teacher. Address tstatiog full particularly
A. T. D.,
no is-ts Sussex Courthouse, Va.
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The Independent was not made of wood but
its editors were Immense cheering) much
pleased to see the progress made towards cheap
ening literature, and he believed the time was
coming when that paper would be furnished to
all of its subscribers for $3.50 year in advance.
This pulp closed his remarks amid rapturous
applause,
The Series Editor of the supper Table having
been discovered drawing cork by the Mayor,
was called upon by that worthy to exhibit to
the pulps specimen of his drawing, which he
did by taking two more bottles and repeating
the operation, after which he made the follow
ing sketches in chalk on the back of one of the
sleeping pulps:-
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DRY GOODS.
1l3 PRICE &c WOOD, I13
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.

N. NINTH STREET ABOVE ARCH,
Have just opened:-
Another lot of COCO yards of Bleached Muslin beul
in the city, for 25 cents.
Bleached Muslins yard wide best makes
Unbleached Muslins 1s, 20, %, 25, and 2S cts
Heaviest yard-wide Unbleached Muslins, "a cents
per yard.
Pihowcase and Sheeting Musllns
Bleached Muslins, full II yard wide, 81 cents per
yard.
Fast color Callcoes, 10 cents per yard
Best quality Calcoes, fast colors 49, cts per yard
American and French Gnghams.
Plaid Poll dc Chevre, 25 cents per yard
just opened, zoo dozen Linen Napkins, warranted
all linen, SO Ss, 50 40, $780, 50 80, 80 75, up TO
$500 per dozen.
Table Cloths and Table Linens
Shlrting LINENS 49, co. e. 75, up TO 81 40 per yard
Scotch Diaper by the piece or yard.
Linen Blrdeye for Aprons.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
SOCt.fnish Cambria, Jaconet and Nainsook Mus
Inns, SWISS Muslins, and Victoria Lawns Plaid and
Striped Muslins, shirred Xuslins
Bargains in Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' and Gents Hemstitch Hdkfs
Gents Neck-lIes Shirt Fronts and suspenders.
Ladies' and Misses Hoop skirts
Cambria Edgings, Insertngs and Flouncings
DimitY Bands, etc etc
Good quality Bonnet Ribbons.
Nos. and5 Corded edge Ribbons.
PRICE & WOOD.
No. 1l3 N NINTH Street, above Arcn.
N. b VIII remove to the N. w. corner Eighth and
fhDert streets about the last Of April 33I
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April.
Monday. D. Great excltomen in Frank ford, Gold
sad to exist in one mans cellar The deccp.
ton was too transparent when it was DISCO
vered 20 be isingass.
Tuesday. 10 Arrival Of the Georgia slave
Troupe. They give a Vocal Brass anu Contra
Band Entertainment at Ma ional dan. The
Manhattan Club, with Stockton Brooke and
Voorhees,, meet IN New York and dine and
toiHe over their misfOruucs.
wednesday, II -spirted debate in the United
States Senate. MIR. Wilson moves TO prohibit
the introduction of "familiar spirits" into the
Capitol. Mr. McDougalt objects and declares
his I'M oat and voice are siil Tor whisky and war
Thursday, I2.-W oodPaper banquet at the Con.
unental. Mr.. IL. q. Jones sad the use OF Pop.
lar wood for paper would have a tendency to
make all literatui poplar.
Friday, I3.-Tne identity Of Antoine Probst, the
murderer, decided by COhill, the photographer,
in the negdthe, he having taken a halt-a-dozen
OF them.
Saturday, IA.-Series Column Day. The Editor
IN view OF the sclrcity OF jokes this season, is
having The old ones reduced 10 pulp at the
Manyunk PUP Works, and worked over again.
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PRENTICE insists that there ought to be an Ex-
tradition Law, by which MARTIN FARQUHAE
TUPPER if he continues to write verses about
this country, may be brought over here for a
trial. Our only objection to such q law is, that
it might lead to an Extra 'diton OF TUPPER's
works.
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April.

SHORT METREmLoorcAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
WEAK.
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AGREAT CURIOSITY NOW ON EXHIBITION AT OUR
oFFIoE.-In box Of cigars imported from Bre-
men, as the label outside indicated, We found
the inside lining 10 be an old copy OF the German
Democrat, published up Third street. Can any
Heller explain this!
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MILLIKEN's LINEN STORE,
No. s2S' ARCH STREET,

No. S2S' ARCH STREET,
RETAIL, AT IMPORTERS PRICES.
LINEN LAWN DRESSES, New Styles, very
Handsome.
LINEN TRAVELLING DRESSES, Entirely
New Design.
NEW PRINTED LINENS, landing from
steamer "Propontis..'
GOLDEN FLAX IRISH SHIFTING LINENS,
all the numbers. These Linens are of extra
weight and quality.
PowER-LooM TABLE LINENS, from s73
cents per yard.
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, New Patterns,
very cheap.
CHEAP NAPKINS, landing from steamer
"Helvetla."
TABLE CLOTHS, Rare Styles, with NAP.
KINS to match.
TOWELS of every kind from 25 cents to
81 rs each.
NURSERY DIAPERS, All the Widths Re.
quired.
TOWELINGS by the yard.
CRASH DIAPER, HUCK ETC.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCKS, in White,
Colored, and Fancy.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Every Kind, for
Ladies', Gents, and Children.
SHIRT BosoMs, of very Superior Quality.
BIRDEYE AND OTHER DIAPERS.
LINEN CAMBRICS AND LAWNS.
Linen Buyers will save time and money by coming
direct TO
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
8 81 stuthl No. S2S ARCH Street.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW LINEN GOODS,

Just Received Direct from Europe,
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THE EVENING TELEGRAPH in its popular state.
After the exhibition of these works of art we
left, but the meeting continued until they we're
all finally asleep.
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ALMANAO ANN DIARY.

BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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sss,-z
n oVP x=e.a -
. sArUTON NIG41. ro4r 1TS$ts
NUMBER LXIII.

DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs, AND CURE
Dor HY-PoOHoNDRIA, HY-PoCRIsY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF NY ORDER.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-11-17
LITTLE JOHNNY.

Everybody in Yarmouth knew little
Johnny, with bis crooked back and tiny
crutch, with which he could get over
the ground a good deal faster than most
other people who had free use of their
legs. A great favorite was he with the
bluff, weather beaten beachmen, who
often used to take him out with them
in their shore boats to the luggers when
they were bringing their nights catch
ing ashore. Then they used to make
him sing, for he had capital voice, and
had learned to give out the "Death Of
Nelson" and tom Bowling with nau-
teal emphasis and spirit not to be ex-
pected in child of ten. Standing on
the shore you could hear his notes
sounding over the water, az d presently
the shouts and hurrahs of his audience
when he came to conclusion Johnny
had no mother she had long been dead
having only lived to bring her child
into the world, and then pass quietly
away, as if in a peaceful sleep. The
only svestige that remained to him of
her was a green mound under the great
yew-tree in the corner of Yarmouth
church yard, and there every Sunday
after the morning service he and his
father would be found hand in hand,
silent and sad. For. though he had
lost his wife close on half score of
years, Joe Barton, rough and IRON
hearted as he was, had not forgotten
her who for one brief twelve months
made life sunshine to him. "Poor lit
tie woman" he would say, turning
away and as he passed through the
gate that led out of the resting place of
the dead a great salt tear as big as a
pebble would force its way out and
slowly creep down his brown cheek
He aud johnny lived in a comfortable
cottage outside the town, for Joe had
been asuccessful man from fisherman
he had gradually become part owner of
a lugger, then sole proprietor, and then
at last had no less than three boats of
his own. So in course of time he Sc
cured very nice little nest-egg which
he invested in the shares of the county
bank, and then having labored long and
we'll, retired to rest him for the remain
der of his days The bank had local
branch at Yarmouth, and most of the
fishermen and inhabitants deposited
their money there Joe always had an
intense love of the sea. He was wont