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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

DY order OF the Hon. Jacob &, Lansing, supreme Court
~ Commissioner notice is hereby given Pursuant To the
provisions authorizing attachments against
abscoiS, concealed and nonresident debtors that an at
tlchrrnt has issued against the estate OF William H.
Wright; late of Lasngburgh. Rensselaer, County, as nom
ent of his debts unless he appear and discharge 'c at
tachment according law, within nine months from the
first publication Of this notice. and that the payment Of
any debts de him By residents OK this State. and the
delivery 10 him. his OF property within this
State belonging him, and the transfer OF any such pro-
pery by him. forbidden By law, and void Dated
Iaisingdurgh September Gth. lsAt c. {. PAIiMELEE,
% Iav-ltn Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

sA STORE TO LET-A Store and Dwelling to let
f'"9 in Chelsea the 9th the store hitytwo
s feet deep and dwelling apartments, splete with mod
arm finish and This of the best locations
for Dry Goods business up town. Rent moderate good
tenant Apply TO WASHINGTON SMITH,
mhi tf 26i West Eighteenthst st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24

DI ORDER OF Wm Frederick W. Hubbard Connns-
I'D sioEer of the supreme Court in and for the County Of
Jefferson Notice hereby given pursuant TO the provisions
OF the authorizing attachments against noi-csdent
debtors that attachment has issued against the estate OF
JOSEPH HALL Jr resident oil the Territory of Wiscon-
SIM and that the will be sold for the payment OF his
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
cordng law within nine months from the 81 prblica-
ton OF this notice and that she payment OF any debts due
him by residents OF this state AMI the delivery to him
for Ills use OF any property within this State belonging
him. ard the transfer OF any such property by him for
biIden By law and void.-Da,ed January 2ath. ls4J.
Is. 5. HUNT,
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INDIAN ANECDoTE.-A correspondent of the
Illinois Journal, writing from the Prairie Wilder
ness says:
owe met last night, six wagons from Fort
Larner-500 miles distant. Their Captain has
been with the Indians fifteen years. He gave me
the following anecdole. illustrative of the little
knowledge the Indians have of the power and
number Of the whites. He said that one of the
princ pal chiefs of ih5 tribe where he was To-
Gated. on seeing the emigration of the last year
pass West, said 10 him
Son-you have been with us long time, and
have not sought 10 90 back. You will surely
stay and die with us. You cannot 90 back now
All the white men have gone to the West
Yon cannot n0,U go hack"
On being told that they were not hundredth
part of number that could be missed from among
the white men, he exclaimed -
The white men are thicker than the grass of
the praires."
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE }

NAVY AGENI'S OFFlCE,)
Norfolk, July Goth. 1915.
nUPLtCATE Proposals will he received until II
IL o'clock, on the 18Th day of August next for
the delivery at the Navy Yard of Four Double
Power, (l5allards,) Jack Screws.
Two Magazine Lights Of clear Glass, II inches di-
ameter and inches thick
Fifty air port Glasses of clear glass, inches di
ameter, and ! inches thick
The whole subject to inspection and not to be
paid for until every article is delivered. Bond and
security will be required
GEORGE LOYAL,
July 90 Nav Agcnt
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NATIONAL BLuNuERs.-An English writer
speaking Of the building and equipment of the
frigate Pysche on the lakes, during the last war
says:-
:" So particular were our Government at home
that nothing might be wanting to equip the ship
fully, that they even took the precaution to send
ont slaves for water casks to the fresh lake of
Ontario And merchant in Kingston was able
10 recognize his own private mark upon some of
the lumber. which he had sent to England from
Canada sumo time previous"
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WILLIAM NOELL
THRUST SALE OF Valuable PRO
DEEEA. kY YirLnc of Dad l.r ,rL,aL ~,

TNRUSE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
Il PERRY. BY virtue of a Deed of Trust, OK.
ecutcd to the undersigned by VIM. Is. Delany and
vile, for purposes therein mentioned, which said
Deed bears date on the 10Th day of January, 1910,
and is duly recorded in the County Court of Nor
folk County, will lie sold, on WEDNESDAY, the
9th day of August next, at IL o'clock before the
Reading Room, in the City of Norfolk, the TRACE
OF LAND situated on the Southern Rranch Of the
Elizabeth River, called and known St. Helena
The said tract contains - acres, or less, ly-
ing along the shore Immediately opposite the Navy
Yard, and is divided from the adjacent lands on
the North and South by covcs, which indcnt the
shore. into which the tide regularly GIBBS and flows.
Few locations in this vicinity arc susceptible of
greater Improvement and establishment to be &C
cuPicd as a family seat, and none that may be rem
dcrcd so profitable. if improved by small tcnc-
mcnts. for the accommodation of persons engaged
in the Navy Yard.
The title Is believed to be unquestionahlc, hu;
such title only will bc conveyed as is vested in the
trustee by the before mentioned deed
THOMAS C. TABB, Trustee
NASH * CO., Auctrs.
July 26-2awtds
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COMMISSIONERS, sALE.-pnrannnt to n

4 COMMISSIONERS SAIE.-Pursuant to n
~ decree OF the County Court of Norfolk Coun-
ty, pronounced on the 25h day of July, 1915, in a
suit herein pending, in which
Joanna O'Bricu and others are Plaintiffs
and
Charles F. O'Bricn is Defendant
We shall sell at public auction for cash, before
the Court House of said County, on MONDAY, the
18th day OF August next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the
LAND and its Improvements in the said decree
mentioned and described as 90 a lot, piece or par
Gel OF Land with the improvements thereon in the
town OF Portsmouth, beginning Queen street,
twenty-five and half feet of the west line
of Lot No 81, and running west Queen street
twenty-five and half feet, thence south one nun
dred and thirteen feet thence east TWENTY-FIVE and
half feet, thence north to tho beginning one hun
drcd and thirteen fect.''
THE COMMISSIONERS.
July 30 3tawta
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ME have just received by the schooner Leroy,
w from New York. lot of new and very inte-
resting BOOKS, among the number have
The Breach Of Promise, novel, by the author of
" The Marrying Man, &c"
The Parsonage of Mora, by Fre1erika Bremen,
No. Is Wandering Jew-price cts,
No. 10 Copelands Dictionary of Practical Mcdi-
cine,
Nos. andS Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy,
Nos. 90 and go illustrated Shakespeare,
Nos: 80 and 81 Harper's Pictorial Bible,
Praise anC Principle; or For what shall live ;
by the author of " Conquest and Self Conquest, >
&" Woman an Enigma. &c"
August w. IL. II. HODGES & co.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCuooL. Nor

I'D folk, Va, under the superintendent of Mrs
:. CROKER.
Mrs. c. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has AIKEN the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu.
pied by Mrs Berry. on CHAMBERLAIN street, for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils on the 10Th of September Its design Is
to impart thorough practical and finished Educa-
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin, French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery Mrs. G.. will be assisted hy
Teachers of the first talent
Particular attention will be paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs C's
care, and ii will be her ain to bring the social af
fcctons into exercise, to train the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the ac-
QUESTION OF knowledge pleasant occupa ton.
Mrs. G. will continue giving Lessons in Penman-
ship at the School Room from halfpast four to half
past five O'Clock Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room.
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Penman-
ship enter as Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room.
Mrs. c. takes pleasure in stating that she is kind
ly permitted to make the following references.
w. w. Seaton, Esq, Mayor of Washing ton, ID.
C.. Rev. o. b. Brown Rev George w Samson ;
Rev. s. Sprole; Rev. S. b. Willis, Catskill N Y /;
Rev. Septinus fusion, Chaplain of the Senate /;
Rev. A. a. Muller +; b. F Hallett, Esq, Boston ; j.
a. Underwood, Esq, N. Y. July %
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SHIP N EW S
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

SATURDAY, Augusta.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Herald, RUSSELL FIN Baltimore.
Steamer Jcwess, Sutton, FIN Richmond.
Danish brig Christiana, Pitcairn, FIN Berbcin, via
Nassau, N. p. ballast to r. Soutter Jr & Co.
Schr Kentucky, Holloway, from North Carolina,
wheat to Hardy & Bros.
Schr Abner * Bethcna, benson, fin do. wheat to
Hardy & Bros
Schr Eliza Jane, Hubbard, FIN do wheat to Har-
dy & Bros
Schr Scotland Neck, Miller, from do slaves, tar
and turpentne to J. ID. Thurston.
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NOTICE The Subscriber having determined
IN to retire from the Grocery Business aud hav
ing sold out his Stock of Goods to Mr.. George w.
Crice, takes this opportunity Of returning to his
friends and the public generally his sincere thanks
for the very liberal support they have given him
for the number of years he has been engaged in
business. He also takes this occasion to recon-
mend 10 his friends and the public generally, MIR.
George w. Grice, as young man who il worthy
OF their support, and who will he has no doubt use
all his endeavors TO please.
JAMES NJ. BINFORD.
N B. can be found, hereafter at NV Old stand
occupied by Mr.. Grce, where persons having bust.
ness with inc will please call J. NJ Il.
August
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YANKEES COMPLAINT BEFORE New
ORLEANS MAGIsTRATE.-'' May ii please your
honor. as I was agoin' along on the Levee, a
maxim calculations and talkin' To mysslf sees
Teller that looked jest as honest as Parson Potter
and as respectable selectman, stop down
right afore me, and pick mp fifty dollar bill -
here's the darn consarn. blast his pic'ur" said the
Yankee Indignantly. al the same time taking from
his pocket a clean but badly forged bill of the
Union Bank. '' Hush!" said the Teller to me-
almighty silly; 4" Hush =" said to him; ..what
am altered of2' "Ill give you half,' says he
81 haint objection" says I. 4" SEEM as how you
cum by it honestly; | jest wanted as much as
would buy me present TO take hum to Patience
hut haint no change" &c Haint you ?' said he
Nothin' comeaable hut twenty dollar BILL"
says |. Give it 10 me- says he :. here's The
fifty, and I'll call on you this evening for the
five" Its trade" says /, givin' him my
good twenty dollar bill but cussed bad trade it
turned out 10 me, for his fifty dollar bill isn't
worth The first continental red cent. and want to
have the internal rascal taken right up."-Pica
ytLiG.
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OFFICIAL.

NAVY DEPARTAIENT-ORpE sc.
July 30
Passed Midshpman II. X. Stevens, leave of alb.
sence two months.
Midshipman Richard p. Mason, ordered to the
sloop Cyane.
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MORE BOOKS.-we have received bv the
VI last packet, Barnes Explanatory notes on
the Epistlcs Of St Paul.
New Facts in Mcsmcrsm, The Scores Of Pre-.
vos, being revelations concerning the inner life Of
man, communicated by Jus,imus Kcrner. chief
Physician at Wcinsbcry, translated from the Ger
man by Mrs. Grove,
John Eougc, The Holy Coat of Trsvcs and tho
new German Catholic Church.
Westward io n novel, by james r Pauldinr,
Harper's Pictorial Bible, No. 81,
Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy No. 6,
Dictionary Of Practical Medicine. part O.
Ncvil'es of Garrct''own, tale Of 1860, No. 5,
Wandering jew, No. 13
July9 w. IT, H. HODGES & co.
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July IS, IS45.--Bargains in SUMMER DRY
- GOODS. JOHN COOKE & CO., will sell this
day, for Cash, great bargains in Summer Dry
Goods to make room for their Fall Stock, which
they will be receiving in few weeks, viz Calico
Lawns, Shirting, Berrage, BalzarInes, Muslins
Collars, Capes, Sbawls, Scarfs, Straw Mating &c .
&c. July 20
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nON'T COMPLAIN ANY AORE.-Chojce
- SHAVING CREAM. If you wish TO OBJ ain a
fine and rich emollicnt lathcr without which no
one can shave with comfort, try " HENRY,S CHI
NESE SHAVING CREAM" prepared by A. n. &
D. Sands & Co., New York.
a shaving that makes the skin smooth, and the
beard soft Is extremely valuable to those With ton
der accs. Henry's Chinese Shaving Cream nos
sesse5 a double quality. 1t not only softcns the
beard, but heals ell cuts and cradcatcs those t,lc
pimPics which render shaving so uuplca.ant In
some. Its emollicnt powers cannot be too hiohjv
praised II gives pleasant feeling to the skin AZ
ter the razor has done its duty aud leaves il smooth
and free from blennsh. A better compound was
never Invented or offered for sale For sale at the
Drug Store, High st, doors below Middle.
July II CHAS. RI. HEINTTSH AGENT
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TRUST SALE. Pursuant to the Deeds of
4 Trust from James Alexander of the dates of
3lst of January and Goth of September, 1874, and
of record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk County,
to secure certain debts therein mentioned the
Bank of Virginia, at Portsmouth, will be sold be
fore the Court House Door in the town of Ports
mouth, mt public auction for cash, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th of August at II O'Clock, the follow
ing NEGROES. or so many may be sufficient 10
satisfy said debts and the of sale, to wit
Charlotte, aged 25 years; Henry 10 years James.
II years; James (2d.) IL years; Betsey, % years
Polly, % years, and her child.
JNO. A. CHANDLER, -r.,
WM. ii. WILSON, trustees
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DATING TUBS with Barnum's Heating
- Apparatus, the most complete article Of tho
kind cxtant, Cream Frcczcrs, Wine Coolers and n
large and general assortment Of al kinds of Tin
and Copper Wares, MAJ be had at the lowest prices
at the Copper and Tin Factory, Corner oi High
and Crawford streets.
June WM. D. ROBERTS. Jr.
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that we find, on enquiry that n law throwing still
further impedimenls in the way of justice and
which actually operates as bar To many, has
been passed We are satisfied that the next
Democratic Congress will refuse to endorse and
perpetua,e so monstrous an act of tyranny.
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nON'T YOU READ THIS!-For if YOU do
~ you mayhnd something to please you. that is
that am determined to sell my Guns, Pistols.
Powder Flask7, shot Bags and every article in the
sporting Line, cheaper than ever, and If you want
70 be fitted out with new Gun and Apparatus lust
call ut the Sign of the MammoM Gun, where you can
also have your Flint Gun turned into pcrc ussou or
any other work rcquircd:o be done in the Guns.
NTH line. So don't forget ono Door East Of the
Ola Dominion Office, if you want bar9aius.
Dec j. A. SPALDTNG.
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ERUIT!-FRUIT!- FITZGERAID haa ina

l. RUIT!-FRUIT!- FTTZGERALD has Just
H received per schooner Isaac Rcvc direct from
Baracoa, and for sale on pleasing terms,
500 dozen Pine Apples, very large and sweet
100 punches Banannas-lO0 do Plantous
500 ShadCocks
barrels Lines, small for preserving
barrels Ginger, for preserving
500 Maugocs-20O Mamma Apples
barrels Yams-10O Sugar Cane
30 Turks Heads
5000 Cocoa Nuts
5000 Scrars.
The above cargo Of Fruit has been selected with
great care, and is the finest fruit ever offered in
tins market. Gully 29) II. FITZGERALD.
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SHOT,-l3OO Bags SHOT, well assorted. for sale
- at factory prices, by
august J. WILLS.
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Immediately after the above sale I shall at the
same place proceed to sell the slaves above named
that may remain unsold to satisfy two Deeds of
Trust from said Alexander, one dated the 81 and
the other the Sth of May, 1915 for the purposes of
said Deeds
July % JOHN r. KILDY Trustee
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FARD.-P. 6 A. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron and
" Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk Are
now prepared to contract for executing any kind of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MENTS and Machinery in general
Orders left at G. s. G.. Rcid's No > N,wton's
wharf, or Mr. John Nash, Corner of High and
Crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly at
tehdcd 10. May l2-6m.
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INDIGO of superior quality. $50 lbs just re-
N celvcd and for sale very low, by
August j. WILLS
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CHEAP FAMILY GRoCERIES--.Th

CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES, The
~ Subscriber having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods formerly owned by MIR. J. NJ Binford. and
having added thcreunto a General Assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
takes this occasion to assure his friends and The
pubic generally that no efforts will be found want
ing ON his par; to accommodate and rive rene, al
satistacuon' being determined to keep constantly
on hand n choice assortment of Groceries which
will be sold as low as they be purchased in the
two places. ~ '''
He takes this occasion ofinviting the former ems
&" Old Stand" and besow upon him some ' s,naIi
share of the patronage so literally besto,yrd 49,
his predecessor. GEORGE W. GRICE
Az Binford's =" OLp STANn,
Augusta East side the Ma rkot
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bacon. 10 Hhds Shoulders, % hhds Sides, in
- prime order, for sale by
August J. Wills
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pECTIEIED WOOD NAPHTUA.-Th
IA having recently come into in London
a remedy for hydrocarbons Cousumpt ion, and very
favorable and happy effects having resulted from
1t, has induced the subscribers to have some of it
prepared with great care perfectly pure and high
of its merits.
This is warranted to be the article so highly re-
commented by DR.. Hastings physician to the
Free Disp"nsary London.) in his statement pub
ishcd IN the London Lancet, when he cautions per-
sons using it to be and procure this kind as
an impure article Cor Coal Tar Naphtha) has pro-
duccd the most unpleasant and dan gerous effects
Il has been used by many of our most eminent PLY.
5icans, with decided success.
Neic York, Jan. lst. 1915. RUSnTTN & co.
The above article of Naphtha Just received and
for sale by HENRY BUFF
July IL High street.
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EOR SA LIE viii be sold before the Conr
Il House door in Norfolk County, on MONDAY.t
the 2lst day of July, (hat being Court DavD Ne
'GRO WOMAN PatSey, belonging to VIM. r. Clay.
The said Negro is sold by order of the Court of
Norfolk County. STEPHEN JAMES,
July IL Guardian
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nj ENYIH K. THOMAS. w. 80 49,

L EVILS X. THOMAS, West side Markct
~ Square, Portsmouth,, has in Sore and ofFcrs
for sale on accommodating terms, either whoies,Io
or retail, the following articles
% bags Lagura, Rio aud st. Domingo Coffee,
10 bbls New Orleans Sugar,
10 bbls Old Rye Whiskey,
10 bbls Common do,
bbl5 Apple Brandy,
pipe French Brandy,
or casks Malaga Wine,
! 5 boxes No. Soap,
10 do Candles, Tallow Sperm aud Wax,
do Tabacco,
30 bbls Choice Herrings. Gross and Nett,
Bacon, (Hams, Shoulders and Midhngs)
20 bbls Flour, Family and Supcrfiue,
- Loaf Sugar, Nails Cotton Yarn Fancy Soap.
1lnger, Pepper, Nutncgs, Starch, Chocolate and
q. good many other articles too numerous to men.
uoh IN an advertisement. August
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NOTICF.--Thc Notes and Accounts due to
~ Doct. VIM. Collins have been placed in nv
hands Tor settlement. All persons indebted to him
VIII please make payment to me by the frs. Of Au.
gust heN: $. WHEELER
Attorney at Law
NJ b. Physicians Office we'll supplied with
Medicines. Also two Stores for rent. Andy TO
JNIY " s. WHEELER.
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SfAMPHIN E.-Call at SPALDING'S and buv
" your CAMPHlNE, if you wish to get good
article, il is manufactured here and always fresh
which is much better than the Camnhinc that comes
from New York, that is stall before it gets here
and by buying Camphine from him you are sure to
get { cd article and at the same time encourage
Home Manufacture. March IL
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\ AM In possession of several cxcIiscly fine
toned PIANOS, particularly sclcctcdj and
made by the highly celebrated Chickcrin~. These
Pianos are more highly approve of than thnsc of
any Other maker In the United States For sale by
July 81 & HAIL {, On
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METROPOLITANV VENETIAN BLIND
lfA FACTORY. Washington, ID. c. The cti-
zens of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the surrounding
country can be supplied at the shortest notice with
the most beautiful and aS honabc Inside VENE-
TlAN BLINDS, of all coiors aud sizes, suitable for
featured
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CHEAP GROCERIES. Having taken the
- store recently occupied by Mr.. Thos. w John
SION would respectfully invite the inhabitants Of
portsmouth and the surrounding country to call
ana examine my Stock Of GROCERIES before pur.
ChaSlng elsewhere as am determined TO sell on
tne lowest terms for the Cash. T. r. WEBB
We FRESH BUTTER received three times a
week by the Baltimore Boat n n w
July 10 H. "
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DRIVATE DTNG-HOUSE.-I. w.
4 LANE, on Middle, between North aud Glas-
GLOW Streets, Portsmouth, Va. n. b. Transient
Boardcrs taken by the week month
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLEt
IN The Subscriber informs the public tbat he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS on
the Corner OF High and Middle streets, where he
viii be happy to receive orders and execute tbcp,
in a style not to be surpassed, as may be demon.
slratcd to The satisfaction of those who will do him
the ''yor to call and examine his work. He has
some OF the most fashionable specimens If
CABIN EFT WORK
Al.oa large lotoi Curlcd Maple Rush and Wind
sor CHAIRS. " l"'
Being experienced mechanic he rcsncctfnIlv
appeals TO the feelings Of generous public to cx.
tend to him portion Of its patronage Old Fur
turc taken in exchange FOR New.
f.. D. HAYNES
{J- al persons indebted to me are respectfully
invited u call and settle their bills
June is Du
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PAINTED WINDOW SHADES Of different

PAINTED WINDOW ST ADES, OF different pat
terms and al prices; and choice selection of
FANCY BLINDS, Linen and Common C CURTAINS,
and every thing pertaining TO screening Windows
The regular trips of the Osccoa. Capt. Mitchell
between Washington and Norfolk viii facilitate
him In filling orders for that section of Virginia
Ii will cost hut five cents postage to scnd up yu
directions and measurement, and the return boat
will carry you the most useful and ornamental ar
ticlc of Fenitian Blinds that you have ever seen.
Al nrllrr
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c. SECRET DISEASES

TAKKNNT'S COMPOUND.
Il pleasant, safe and certain cure for all Of
tiHF%f<"N* and G&&%k%