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No. AAis Srstrr.
Rich House-Iurnishipg Good. >h.ffieIs p,.,.s
Nnre, Tea.trays, Elegant G;it ard zIrouzc
.frundofes- 6c.---At Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING, March store AZ q o,e,orI -
sh ell aianeon without the ,bv. ,
DAD tos o. TIE latest styles ahi superior qaaiy VIZ
GikANDOLES AND SOLAR LAMPS
Elegant ornoiu aud Brolz- ahionab,.
ami 10 hsht with aai pr. osmo,u am bro,,-d
SOAR LAMPS with rsehy GROUND also IIs
IAntsns ~ ''
SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE. SC
SILVER plated AID houni-d Waters, al SIZE.
Cote Urn Cut bottle Revolving Castor.
Cake Baskets. Cardlssticks
Snunefs AMI Toys,
Ivory baane, ~. Tabie Cutlery ae
SANDWICH TEA TRAYS
superior Gothic and Convex m s
and finish. e'"' '''-'''
OIL PAINTINGS.
on -aInr morning Will sell yauab,. OIL P,;,,
ns' IN handsome Gh Frames eopie, from MI n,
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE.
At u! O'Clock precisely h,n,.. Rao
wood Piano Of worthy ,. ,,,-,o
OF persons essiioes To purchase 4 instrument
The above soos will be eataozues for .ramna
ton The day previous To sale.
NH IyLoEs a pporurp 49,.
by Dunlop. noncurc a Co.
BRIG HARRAsUKErs CARGO LOUISIANA sI,C AIRS ASD
MoLAsSES Ar ArC1IGs.
va SAT- Elif the etli ~ on III. Wharf nj
kockris viii BE- .5tI '' -
s0I Lb.s pTln- raaI,iy I.ou,s,n, sux,,.
III bbE 90 20
To which will lie added
900 bsg- prime Green IaRuyra nd G.oC Coffee
na-f 100 ea'ir over the amount, 4 months credit
for approved negotiable paper.
nah Q DUNLOP, MoNCURE L CO. Aue,.
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J. +. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Riohn,onc. virginia.
SEQ OrO.
Alexandria Lottery. Class dawn IN At,p.
dra ID = Saturday. March s IstS. Capitals $50 900
10000 COCO 1l4O 1900 $500 sOOO prizes OF Tickets
10. halves ): quarters $50.
CERTIFICATES Of packages OF IS Who'll. Tie k,, sim
~ do - Half do
do. do IS Quarter do u SO
$4,000 Capital.
hlesanda Lottery Chs H. for is45-to drawn in A@rnn
dna ID g., Saturday. March I5,h, Prz-. $50 600
10000 5000 5000 $500 l0i7 100 Of
10; halves s. quarters $50.
Cernheates Of package-o Of 25 Whole Tickets sI3o
DO do p Half do
DO do IS Qnsrtersdo u SO
Alexandria Lottery Class No 1870 be drawn in Ale,
10000 10000 5000 $780,. prne. 1900 Of 1000 Of
JoO &c Tickets TO- halves s. quarters asa.
Certificates Of packages OF 90 Whole Tickets SIl0
Do &c Half
Do do 26 Ours Is
Alexandria Lottery Class H. Is45-o drawn in Aran
dTa d. C. Saturday. March goth. 1915. bafs.-
Splendid Phkss s300OO. 10 OOO 1000 1900
1900 10 rrzs Of lO00 10 Of SUI. only hlve.
5; quarters $50.
Certificates OF Packages O 25 Whole Tickets sIso
10 10 - Han do
DO do Oars do 30
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries for sale
by }. +. WoRp.
p Oisrs for Tickets aud Paek,r..
the above spiendd Loees prompt a,.n
on and ar Official account OF each drawing
IL over TO all who ordnr from J. 4. WORD,
fe 20 Richmond
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lotteries.
J. q. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS.


J. q. GREGORY Il 60. MANAGERS.
kichnsonA, Va.
Office No. iOi west Main street.
GRAND SCHEME.
e3O,OOOl
hrrasda 'fey Chs. TO- far Isss,o BE- drawn Alrss
10000 Coco. 1io 5000 2soo ssoe prizes VI 1900 SC
Tickets 10. halves !. quarters 2.3o
Csstineaiss Of Paeksse-o Of Is Whole Tickets $50
- Half
- Quarter
100000 Capital
heiandra Lottery tl.ss a. for st5, he A.ssn
df,a ID a. on saarday March 18Th ist5 Pn1---s3.Goo
halves 5. qi4r.f-2sO.
Certificates Of Package, Of IS Whole Tickets $50
% Half as
rs out u so
$4,000!
Aexaba Lottery. Class No H. Zoe Ist5-to dawn in Ae.
anda d. e.. Saturday March 2sd srl-ud,a eh.m.
100000 10000 $780, 2167 prime. OF 1000 of
Certificates of Packages OF 2G Who'll. Tickets siiO
do do 90 Hall do
do 90 Quarter Il
S3O.0OOI
Asraba Lottery Class IL. drawn in A~Iap
dns D. u saturday. March 2sih Isi5. drawn
spieDd'd r--S3o0to. 10000 5000
1900 10 prs.of looo 10 of 500 only TO- aiy..
quarters s,SU.
Certificates Of packages Of es whol- Tickets sIao
Do do 25 Half do
do. do rs ouiusr do 30
W Oders for Tek-s
n The above splendid LOTTERIES
attention. and Official
aofn over when requested, MI
j. q. GREGORY q CO. Managers
W :" Va
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q P AND CAN L. Es.
SMITH e. CURLETT,

"AVE for sale at their Steam and Candle
IL Il Works, Holiday and Pleasant Streets Bai
MOULD ciTDLES from q. 10 los ineIusive-prepared to
stand climates
DIPPED CANDLES, all Sizes aud summer use
BROU.S. YELLOW WHITE aHi Y.IRTEGITED SOipS
of bc-tu at low, IN 6-5t
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FOR BREMEN.

TUX BNEMEN.
ny The A. l. COpper'd and copperfastened Bril-
TX "Oceanus" Capt. SMITH, TO load At City Point fo
BH without delay Tobacco or Stem. ON an
pcaunnto HENRY LuDIAM an
fash Advances eonsirn-rts In the .ad.-,, on AZ,
frieEts in Bremen f- g5-.iyw m m
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Aurtion Sales.
rnss oAr.

rass oAH.
ny D~ve~psrs = Aiss..
GROCERIES,
ane,on tn soao~i.s srtsss-.
$50 bags Rio cadb.
100 tAxuynso
80 Java do
- hsd- whi.Asy
- hbi-
81 arspsy
- hi p,oe-d
100 hoIrs ranow Casil-.
100
Wrapping and L<ri-t Papsr
essks rur- sperm Lamp
10 pipes Port VIM
$50 dr.H. fix-
Snrar- Ch->.-
100 bones q Teas
70 casks ionslsn Porter ne
" ihaiS-unirr 500 cash; and owe, .s-ss. -
Hy inioes 81 RrosAer.
No Main
FRESH STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
ACTION.
on MONDAY MORNING. March ID. a s.-. Roc. 10, n
'oof commencing 10 O'clock we viii 81 ,-uno.s -.
large and general a--orn-n, spring DIV CO.. s.s
~ o. Iva e''-no~ receiving from Nosth.s. sirs
~ p Terms as usual ,x,or. Co
ADorrioSsL--An Invoice u Cutlery Paxcy so,r,
&C Just received and D,sh K,v,. -
kafors; sci-~ors Hooks
Rosewood Hair Brlsh. lie BrShe- Thr,,rr. &c ~.
nh ISIOt.s = anOrurp -.
POSTPONEMENT .r
T above good. having arrived the al. IN h. eo..o.
postponed till THURS AY. 9Th inst
BY n. ". Hiii. &.
NEGRO WOMAN
wlhs .oh This Morning ioi oeoel N.,,o Wa, N
years od, who good COOK
HhS NArTI. u. HILL Austr
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HOYT'S OFFICE.


OTIS of new Books have just been received
IL byJ w. RANDOLPH co; among which the following
may be found;
No. Wandering Jew;
nlrson; The Memoirs Of Statesman be complete in
parts-par Ist IS
Woman In tile 10Th Century. by Mrs Fuller; SO
Sues Wandering Jew. translated by Herbert: rs
The Nun; or Life In Convent by Of siserbood OF
Church Of Hammerby, by Mrs CarIeh %
Bio'herI Temptation, nc, by A,uu.
story Of Feather from Punch by JeIroJ with
IS
Rhme for Wife, by Nicholas; ~
Marie; or. The Fugitive, by Ingraham; I2 cts
Ffeem,nie; or. Pryatcerman, by do; ~ cts
Sacred Poems, by Willis mh6
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DIED.,

On Saturday morning last, Mr.. FERDiSASD K
LucEETT Printer, aged about 80 years, formerly
OF Michigan, and more recently % Culpepper
County, in this State.
On the 18th instant. at the residence of Mr. Ma.
thaniel Beaman. in the county of Nanscmond H.
Is infant sou Of j. II. Kelly, Esq.
in this town, on Friday, July 18th, Mr.. wa.
RUrrEn, aged 35 years.
On "Wednesday evening, the 18th instant. at the
United States Barracks, below New Orleans, now
cccupird by the Fourth Regiment of Infantry, Col.
JOSIAH Ill. VosE, the commanding officer of that
regiment. Disease. affection of the breast.
Colonel Yose was parade en- gagged in { rillinp
his regiment when he became suddenly indisposed
and after turning the command to the next se.
NOR othrer, retired 10 his quarters, which he had
just reached when he fell dead upon the floor lite
rally dying under arms, for his uniform was on
ms sword only unbuckicd from his side, and but an
Instant before he fell he gave order in his usual
tone and manner to 81 soldier who stood near him.
Inc Colonel was sixty-oue years of age and has
been more than years in the service of
MS country, having been commissioned az a Cap
tain of Infantry in 1912. and passed with honor
through every grade from that to his present rank
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
MoNpAY July d.

MoSDAl July 49,
ARRIVED,
Schr A. a, Pendergast, Walker, FIN Baltimore
Sound to Richmond, INDIE TO c. s G. Reid, Reid
Anderson, b. Emme son, and J. Barry.
Schr Isaac Ruc, Horsey hn Baracoa days
fiuit and segars to II. Fitzgerald
Schr Eagle, Sa vyer, from Mu-frcesboro, with
wheat to Dickson & Mallory.
Schr Edcnton, Skinner FIN HEREFORD Conn with
cotton and bacon, to Hardy s Delk
S!oop Carpenters Son, Rogers, i'm Little River,
with wheat, to Hardy s Bros
Steamer Curtis Peck Davis, FIN Richmond
MEMORANDA.
The Ship Rob Roy. Drummond, fin Havrc, has
proceeded up James. River
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TRUSTEE SALE. Pursuant TO a Deed of
Trust executed to me as Trustee by Isaac r
Bag!ey and Eleanor A. w, his wife, bearing date
INC 4th day of February S45, and of record in the
Clerks Office of Norfolk County Court, to secure,
David Griffith and James Murdaugh, endor-ers
will be sold, on the premises for CASH on THURS.
pay, the 3lst instant, at o'clock. p. M, at pnb-
lie auction, all that LOT OF LAND situated in
onat part OF PORTSMOUTH called Gosport. beginning
90 feet from the in ersecton of Second and Lincoln
streets, thence running along Lincoln street 90
ieet thence Northwardly pa ralei with Martha Jor-
aan line parallel with Lincoln street, ninety feet
to the North Eastern Correr of Martha Jordan's
line, thence along her line one hundred aud twenty
feet to the beginning.
ARTHUR EMMERSON,
July &c Trustee.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO

PERTY. BY virtue of Deed of Trust, OK.
ecuted to the undersigned by VIM. B. Deany and
wife, for purposes therein mentioned, which said
Deed bears date on the 18th day Of January, 1910,
and is duly recorded in the County Court OF Nor
folk County, will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
9th day of August next, at II O'Clock. before the
Reading Room, in the City Of Norfolk. the TRACT
OF LAND situated on the Southern Branch Of the
Elizabeth River, called and known st. Helena
The said tract contains 10 acres, more or less ly.
ing along the shore, Immediately opposite the Navy
Yard, and is divided from the adjacent lands on
shore, into which the tide regularly GIBBS and flows
Few locations, in this vicinity. susceptible of
greater improvement and establishment to be oc.
cupied as family scat, and none that may be rem
dcrcd so profitable. ii improved by email tene-
ments, for the accommodation of persons engaged
in the Navy Yard.
The title is believed to be unquestionablc but
such title only will be conveyed is vested in the
trustee, by the before mentioned deed.
THOMAS G. TABB, Trustee
NASH & CO, Auct'rs.
July 26--2awtds
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- $50 s gf i ~
GENERAI. T0lNN MEEn,I

A J. "a Called Meeting of portion nf the Stock
IA hoiicrs of the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail
hoan company, held at the Town Hall in the Town
Of Pc, tsmouth, on Friday, the 25th instant. The
borrowing Resolution was unanimously adopted
hsSoirsd, That a general meeting OF the citizens
OF norfolk and Portsmouth be called to meet in
conneXon with the Stockholders of the p s. p p
r. GO at the Depot in the Town of Por ternoutb,
on TUESDAY next, the Goth instant, at O'Clock,
NJ, TO take into consideration subjects vital to
the interest of the two Communities
July % JAMES c.. WHITE Sec,y
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NAVY AGENT,s OFFIcE. )

Norfolk, July goth. IS45
nUPLlCATE Proposals will he received until 10
~ o'clock, on the 18th day Of August next, for
the delivery at the Navy Yard of Four Double
Power, (Ballards,) Jack Screws.
Two Magazine Lights Of clear Glass IL inches di.
ameter, and Il inches thick.
Fifty air port Glasses of clear glass, inches d.
ameter, and l. 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 26 Navy Agent.
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but the heir presumptve TO the estates honors ind
titles If the noble housa OF Tnwnley assumed the
.ligniied appella,i"n of Warden" which me
may ye, wear an addenda 10 his expected Earl,
doin, and WELD the power thereof over the Tow
of London; who knows hut it may he soup
and down are but relative terms--luck is all
irus, To it Major, .yon haze claim To its favors.
intend To give yon things in general and city
news in particular, in my next.
X,,tr tnnst ,bpdiept cary,nt
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By the schooner Atlanta. arrived at New Or
leans the 18th inst. from Galveston, the Bull
leiin has received the Galveston News of the 9th
inst. II contains the proceedings of Congress on
the last day of the session We find that M.
Mcleod proposed in the House uf Representative
the following resolution. cpnsnring President Jones
for his conduct during the tendency of the nego-
tiations relative To annexation, and recommending
the convention g to establish a government ad
Interim, until the constitution should go into
effect"
+" Resoloed by the House Of Representatives., That
the course cfthe Executive in relation to the ques
ton II Annexation, has been unpatriotic and
wise, attempting to thwart the people in their we'll
known wish. 10 unite themselves to the great
political family of the u. States, and throw them
adoat again upon the troubled sea off separate
stcnce, TO he the sport ola policy hostile to Liberty
in both hcmispheros, and that he may not be ena-
bed to throw further obstacles in the way Of this
great measure, and ultimately effect its defeat.
recommend 10 the Convention of the people of Tex.
10 establish government ad interim. until the
Constitution of tho State of Texas shall GO into
effect, AS being the most certain, cffcctual and
economical mode of securing our annexation to the
U. States"
After reading of the resolutions n motion was
made 10 adjourn sine die The Speaker decided
that the House could not adjourn until the resolution
disposed of. The decision of the Chair
appealed from. and the appeal was sustained by
vote of 90 to Is.
The funeral solcnntics in honor Of the memory
Of General jackson. We're celebrated at Galveston,
the 4ti, and were such showed high degree
of respect for his character and services.
AS yet we have no Intelligence of thu, proceedings
OF the Convention at Austin, that body comnlenc-
ing its session on the 9TH, and it taking six
days for news to reach Galveston.
The Galveston Civilian contains President Jones
veto Of the hill rcinstatng Commodore Moore
his rank in tho navy. II is wordy document
long that we have no room for 1t.
steamboat called the Kate Ward, was
launched at Mata gorda few days since. She is
no feet keel and "a feet beam, and is calculated to
carry 600 bales of cotton in feet water She is to
run on the Colorado. and during the coming scason
will probably reach g hish a point "a La Grange
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pLEASURE ExCuRsION

TO OLD POINT AND THE CAPES.
q c<p.7 The swift aud splendid Steamer
Gs-s*bcC URTIs PECK. Capt. DAVIS, will
'''s--~sS1- make PLEASURE EXCURSION 10
Old Point and Cape Henry, on WEDNESDAY af
tcrnoon next, the 3Otb instant leaving Southgatc's
Wharf, at o'clock, touching at Portsmouth for
passengers.
Band of Music will be in attendance.
Tickets 80 Cents-to he had a. tie Agents Office,
G. White, Portsmouth,.
July 30 DICKSON & MALLORY.
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nON'T COMPLAIN ANY MORE-Choicc
- SHAVING CREAM. If you wish to OBJ ain a
fine and rich emoient lather, without which no
one can shave with comfort, try &c HENRY'S CHI
NESE SHAVING CREAM prepared by A. Il. &
D. Sands & Co., New York.
shaving that makes the skin smooth, and the
beard soft, is extremely valuable to those with ten
der faces Henrys Chinese Shaving Cream pos
sesses double quality. IL not only softcns the
beard bot heals all cuts and eradicatcs those little
pimples which render shaving so unpleasant to
some. Its cnollient powers cannot be too highly
praised. IL gives pleasant feeling to the skin ar
ter the has done its duty and leaves smooth
and free from blen1ish. A better compound was
never invented or offered for sale. For sale at the
Drug Store, High ST., 4 doors below Middle.
July ~ CHAS II. HEINITSH Agent.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. -oHOrus.

Passed Midsbipman d. r. Lambert ordered to
the steamer Michigan.
Passed Midshpman Charles Deas, ordered 10 the
receiving ship at Baltimore
July o.
. Captain Geo. w. Latham, ordered to the Navy
Yard Norfolk.
Passed Midshipman Edward +. Bcac, detached
from the Onka-hy-cs with leave of absence for two
months
=, Midsbipman William Nelson detached from the
sloOp Of war Falmouth, with leave Of absence for
'wo months.
;, Boatswein John Mills, and Sailmaker Willi7m
H. Braytou, ordered to the Navy Yard, New York.
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CAMPHINE.--Ca at SPALDING'S and buy
~ your CAMPHINE, If you wish to ret a rood
article, ismanufacturcd here and always fresh,
which is moch better than the Camphino that comes
from New York as that is stall before IL gets here
ana by buying Camphine from him you are sure TO
get rood article and at tho same time encourage
Homo Manufacture. March II
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MORE BOOKS.--Wc have received by the
1Vl last packet, Barnes Explanatory notes on
tho Epistlcs Of st Paul
New Facts in Mcsmcrisrn, The Sscrcss Of ore.
vos, being revelations concerning the inncr life Of
man, communicated BY Justirnus Kerncr. chief
Physician AZ Wcinsbcry, translated from the Ger
man by Mrs Grove,
John Ronge. The Holy Coat of Trcvcs and the
German Catholic Church
Westward Ho novel, by James r.. Padding,
HsrPer's Pictorial Bible, No 81,
Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy No. 6,
Dictionary Of Practical Medicine part o.
Nevilles Of Garretstown, a tale Of 1860 No s,
Wandering Jew, No. 13.
July Q W. RI. n. HODGES & co
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NEW & FASHION

NEW & FASHION
E@ES ABLE GOODS have inst
EGA ~ returned with new and spicn-
EzM Il S%SAS3 y did assortment of Gold, Silver
NHa< ,ANNGS Lcpine, Lever. and Verge
Vie GGEfAS Watches, Gold Guards a In rer
&A% -IME9 lot of Breast Pins n u unilsnaV
IH%{I<S g. 49, large stock. Gold Fob al Vest
~>%AssIa.s<-e Chains, Gold Lockcts, Mccall.
lion and Miniature Cases, Gold, Silver, and Steel
Spcctacles, Cola and Silver Thimblcs and Shields
Gold Guard Keys, Cod Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Coral and Clasps, Finger Rings of every VARSITY
Table, Dessert and Tea threaded Silver Forks, Ia
bic, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons plain Silver
Spoons, Sugar Tones, Salt and Mustard spoons
Ladies', Butter Knives, Cream Ladies'. Sugar La
dies Silver Tea sets of superior style. Combs Tooth
and Hair Brushes, silk and other variety Of Reti
cules, large lot OF Fancy Goods.
91- large supply of Fancy Fans from RI cts.
to So each. Ladies. call and them.
GS5-Clocks and Watches repaired and warranted
as usual Old Gold and Silver bought and taken
in exchange.
JuIy7 ]. NJ. FREEMAN, Norfolk
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MARRIED.,

In Portsmouth,. on Thursday morning last, by
the Rev. John II Wingfcld. Mr.. WILLIAM j. How.
LAND. Esq, to Miss May J. r., only daughter of
Samuel Watts, ESQ.
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RoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MOI


lS folk, Va, under the Superintendent Of Mrs.
s. CROKER.
Mrs. C. takes this 'method to Inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity. that she has taken Inc
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu.
pied by Mrs Berry. on CuinheI land street. for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La.
dies and Misses 80
This Institution will be opened for the reception
OF Pupils on the l0fh of September Its design ia
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 va rious
styles of Embroidery Mrs CIVIL be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent
Particular attention will he paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs C's
care, and 1t will be her aim to bring the social aE
cctions into exercise. to train the pupil to correct
habits OF thought and action and to make the &C.
QUESTION OF knowledge pleasant occupat ton
Mrs C. will continue givin @ Lessons in Penman-
ship at the School Room from half four to half
past 1--WE O'Clock. Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Penman-
snip or enter az Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room
Mrs G. takes pleasure in stating that she is kind.
iy permitted to make the following references
w W. Seaton, ESQ.,, Mayor of Washinp ton, d.
O.. Rev. o. b. Brown Rev. George w Samson :;
Rev s. Sprolc; Rev S. b. Willis. Catskill, N " !;
Rev. Septinus fusion, Chaplain o. the Senate
Rev. "A. a. Muller b. F Halleu, ESQ., Boston j
A. Underwood, Esq, N. Y. july %
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ULY %, IS45.--Bargains in SUMMER DRY
- GOODS. JOHN COOKE s. CO, will sell this
DAY, Tor Cash, great bargains in Summer Dry
Goods to mako room for their Fall Stock which
they will be receiving in few weeks, viz Calico
Lawns Shirtlng, Barrage, BalzarInes Muslins
collars, Capes. Sbawls, Scarfs, Straw Mating, sc
CT. july 30
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PLEASURE EXCURSION

TO OLD POINT AND CAPE CHARLES.
The Steamer OSCEOLA
IL will leave Norfolk, Couch
TE;1S:::::rE ing at Portsmouth, WE'D
So NESDAY morning. July
3Oth, Mt o'clock, on excursion to the above pla
ces.
Cape Charles affords good harbour and is ap-
Iroached without going to there is 4 fine Sand
Beach fo- Bathing, and Hog Fisb. Sleeps Head.
Crabs, &c, can be procured in abundance.
Returning she will leave the Cape at o'clock
for Old Point, affording opportunity of Bathing
and hearing the excellent Band of Music stationed
at that place, and leave for forfos at 10 O'Clock.
Passage and Fare to and return s. | 5n-For a
Gentleman and Lady So so.
The Marine Band from Washington will accom-
pany the party.
July 90 JAS. MITCHELL, CAPTAIN