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Personal Movements, Sse.

Thos e. Daries of this city, has been appointed by the
Governor OF the state Of Alabama, Commissioner 10
take testimony &c OF those residing in this neghborhood
for that State.
Lieut. j. E. Blake of the Typographical Engineer Corps
and party have completed survey of route for rail
road across the peninsula Of Florida They were at 81.
Augustine on the 25th ult.
Lieutenant T. Darrsh Shaw. United states Navy,
superintends the recruiting in Philadelphia The
rendezvous is open for the enlistment Of men and boys
Professor siman Of Yale College, has gone to Mobile
lectures Geology Ill health is the OF his going
South this winter.
Mr. Glisdon proposes to give course OF lectures on
Egypt in Baltimore
Mr. Dana's long announced Memoirs of Washington
Allston, will be ready early in the summer.
Wilde's Dante" is to be issued forthwith. II compare
BILE with his "Tasso, its publication will be an event in
our literature.
Alexander r. Macy, Esq, editor of the Bowling Green
Ky Gazette, died on Tuesday of last week
The democratic paper called the Marion Herald,
Quoted by s. A. Townes Esq and the Marion Telegraph,
by N. L. Farris Esq have been discontinued. A new
paper called the River State Review has risen from the
wreck under the editorial charge Lauren Upson Etq
uelodeon Theatre Boston, place for worship for
year. and it will be opened for that purpose on Sunday
next
Rev. Robt j. Breckenridge OF Baltimore has received
he has accepted.
Rev. DR. McGi of the Western Theological Seminary,
has been elected President of the Ohio University
Capt Day ofthe u. g. Revenue Cutter Crawford who
has been time past the Savannah station has
been ordered to Key West to take command Of the O.
steamer Legare.
The Rev. Mr.. Scott of New Orleans and the Rev. M.
Lyon of Columbus Miss have publicly retraced the
charge, that Mr. Clay played cards on the Sabbath.
warrant has been issued against Capt Hi of Phila.
dephia He Is charged with committing wiful murder
antilles of some of the who were killed on that
occasion, have commenced suit for damages.
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Court Calendar-Th1s Day.
srpKRIoR CoURr7s, 76 ., 20, T. l6 %, IS, 10, 81, o.
go 49, o. S2 &c. 97 80, A. 67 los 62 80, e e5, ILL., %
TO l02
CoMsr Pleas First Part-l0, lol, Iio, lal, 49, ias
lSt, l3s, ~, 06, 106, l2S.
second Part 70, o. Ioa 80, ia, 49, I9o, la4, 49,
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SUPREME Cor

SUPREME CoURT OF THR UNITED STATES, Feb. TO-
No So The State Of Mary land for the OF Washing
ton county plaintiff In error the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad Company. The argument OF this cause was
continued by Mr. Johnson the defendant In and
by Mr.. Sergeant ibr The plaintiff N error.
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CIGARSl CIGARS, CIGARSi

NJ EZEKIEL % Nassau street. opposite he Herald Build
the public generally, the following choice Cigars Just
csived by late arrivals from Havana
brands Paneteas OF various brands
Nornas, PrincipSs,
Ypg.nuidad, Rio1da
EsTeranzs, Napoleoncs,
La India, Noriegss, Lord Byrens.
The above Segar and imported and
the trade are invited to call and examine them.
N. BOrders from abroad will be strictly attended to.
Ims rrc
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NAvAL.-We understand that Lieut.. T. Darrah
shaw u Navy has been ordered to the recruit.
ing service in this city The rendezvous at this place 10
now open for the enlistment Of sesnen aud boys The
Columbus, a. now at New York. Attipg out II sup
posed that she is to ear the confirmed treaty China Il
will be recollected that Mr. Cushing recommended hat
there should he sent to the Chinese ship OF the line
calculated to make better impression upon the minds
OF the people-PMicdelphis Gazette, Feb IL.
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nice calculation has been made by a late accurate
phologist that there 10 600 words in in
England which do not appear in any dictionary OF the
language.
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The aggregates OF the last two years stand thus RE
ceived at Cleveland. Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Marietta
and Toledo, in is4s, %s3, 900 lbs; 1884, ,244, aso
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Wool TRADE OF OHIo.--We extract from the
Report OF the Board Of Public Works. the owing Ia
BILE Of the amount ef wool received at the outlets Of the
canals OF Ohio This docs embrace the whole export
OF wool; is enough to form idea of the whole
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u s CITY DESPATCH POST.

8 CITY DESPAIOH FOSI.
TOMORROW being ST, VALENTINES DAY." an
force will be added for the asion to insure the
eedy delivery great number Of letters usually
deposited Free Stamps obtained a this and the Branch
s. Dspsch Boxe, arc placed To prevent msukes, letters
shoed be fully and nsipy addressed and The number and
JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, PM,
February 18Th lef3. fl3 1t<c
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
I'M Bills. salmon. No l. and l.

SALT AND FISH STORE.
A00 BBLe. Salmon, No. ], 3 and
1OO 100 bbls. Blue Fish.
$50 do No. I Mo- chad.
so half bbls Ne, osybr0ok Shsd
30 bills Cod and scale Fish.
4e DO No. 1ibd Herriags
900 kegs Dutch do
sea- irs Smoked Salmon
$50 kss Soused do
800 do Sounds and Tongues
aoN otis Cod Fish, sutabls for shipDiAS
1903 sscks Asneors Salt
20 half and 50 quarters neag Mackarel
tCe0 bons Dighy Hrring
100 susros barrels SemoR
hof ssir ~ los y-it rrrchAscrs By
fig ,msm NELSON. WELL4 & CO., 81 Dew n.
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TOR sALE-THEATRE HOTEL REFECTORY-This
we'll known estab shment No. Bowery hrst door above
number Of years By Levi Dome and now kspt by Henry
Iy occupies his time. The Fixtures will be sold valua-
ton. Apply ON the premises. fliiwsre
LfoR SALE-A saw and 0rst Mill with large workshop
the miltogeher with dwelling house barn. blacksmith
Ess!che.,e mae from New York and one from the Harlem
Railroad For particulars and terms, apply 70 JAMES W.
ja13 lm~ec PETER j. SHEANWOOD.
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REcgyED
Cleveland Poytsm'h. Ciucini. Marietta. Toledo
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MEMBER OF CoNaRKss FROM MASSACHUSETTS
The returns from the 9th district are complete, and
show that Williams would be elected by the plurality sys
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Wiliamss plurality Hale is s2 So that there was
in the wag who altered the title OF the bill
before the Legislature concerning the election Of r.
representatives. in Congress" and made II read "a bill IL
The election Of Henry williams in the 9th district" The
bill Is assigned for debate TO day in the senate.
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK
THO NAE & ROE, PROPRIETORS

THIS wsll known establishment, the corner OF
py8 Broadway and Maiden Laae the city of New York
. nov opened u.d1s The .iwe.n aid propreorship Of
tn. s, class will It hsped Se fully sustained II has been
put in tbs most thorough asd comye repair painted
fitted Those which rendered equally
and eonysue.t 2 men Of business to men of
ohng two d'dsrest hours for meals that all may
suited Th,, srasgement il is believed is peculiar feature
al its y.isn In aSd.i.u e The sasrons Of bs uninterrupted
Ab.ay and late Of tie United Stats Hotel Saratoga SPRINGS
will be assd 20 insure - far possible the satisfaction
look with e.nhdenee 70 the of that with
wsieh the Howard Hotel" has ever been honoIed.
NJ. J. THOMAS,
. sTEPHEN H. ROE,
Late commander Of the Hudson River Steamboat mpre
New York, January 81. i84l f9aws &c
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Il
-. . NEW YORK, February 10, 1sl5.
THE SUBSCRIBER would most respectfully announce to
his friends and the travelling general that
Ia, recently leased the UNlrED STATES HOTEL and j.
fully prepared entertain all whs may favor him with their
patronage Having been for the years engaged
above capacity he has hesitation saying that al
tronizs him. r
Sin order 70 keep with the times he warranted to
change th- price for board per day from 81 hoping
nj the u will the fall and
tion Of the travelling public. II. JOHNSON,
United States Hotel, corner Of Fulton,
fl2 3wrs Pearl and Water streets, New York..
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There are In Rome so Cardinals II Archbishops and
Bishops I25 Preares 654 Secular Clergy 27lp Monks
$50 Nuns 5000 persons devoted to Literature and
Fine Arts.
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BY THE CAMBRIA-V TINES
Ho no for the day, when true lovers may
Their vows to each other impsyt,

The spnnfancous flow of the heart.
THE PROPRIETOR has the pleasure To the
public thai he has received probably The argea most
perb nd assortment Of English Valentines that has
been imported by any other house in the city perhaps the
country comprises agcat lumber Of and design.
and Silver WIesths relief and
- IN Work, Mirrors &c, &c He furnish alentiaes Of
such sui eoI m hcsnee on Veun Illuminated md
metd gu the four sldes be worth S30-which be
prsss erred for generations ~ beautiful carissttea.
W. A. q has also prepared Handsome variety Of elegantly
written venoes filed with beautiful poetical ADD
Illuminated with Names Devices vrrsrs 10 order al short
notice Please cal! before purchasing elsewhere, at
fl3 2c VIVA COLMAN'H, No 26a Braadwav
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shall have pleasure in furnishing further infor-
nation on this interesting subject to those who
may seek II; therefore, send you herewith my ad-
dress, which please hand to those who may enquire
la GRANnr
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THE SAILORS GRAVE.

Not in the church-yard shall he sleep,
Amid the silent gloom,
His home was on the mighty deep,
And there shall be his tomb.
For him break not the grassy turf,
Nor turn the dewv sod.
His dust shall rest beneath the surf
His spirit with his God,
He loved his own bright deep blue sea,
O'er it he loved to roam,
And now his winding sheet shall be
That same bright oceans foam.
Though sea and sky fierce war would wage,
And believing thunders roll,
He needed not the tempest's rage
Twas music TO his soul.
He acted well the sailor part,
80 generous and brave,
And boundless as his noble heart,
So wide will be his grave.
No village bell shall toll for him
Its mournful, solemn dirge,
The winds will chant a requiem
To him beneath the surge.
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sUsQUEHANNAH STONE.

A'OtiOIk, august 7th, 1915. {
SEALED Proposals, in Duplicate will he receiyyed
- until II o'clock, on The 5th day of September
o wing description of Susquehannah Flag and
Building Stone, for building Slip No. Is
Thirty FIVE hundred superficial feet of EYag S,soue
hannah Stone in any convenient length. not less
than feet, and to square not less than o feet wide
from 10 to II inches thick and free from yeinsan
Nineteen hundred and forty foe perches of best Ss.
quehannah Building Stone of large size, for tho
erection of thick walls--to have fiat surfaccs-and
on wide irregular chunks will be received
Offers will be received for these two parcels to.
gether, and must state the price per foot, and perch
for each, and be calculated for the total amount of
each parcel. and expressed at foot in words at
length for the total amount OF both bills.
Deliveries must be commenced Immediately qfter
The offers are decided, so that tie ,cork may be begun
and carried on tcd oW stoppage or delay, and The
1ohote deltUG must be made complete on or before The
first day Of October merit
Bond and security will be required, and 10 per
cent retained upon all payments until the whole
contract is fulfilled. GEORGE LOYAL,
Aug S-F4w Navy Agent.
Washington Union and Baltimore Argus copy
once q week weeks.
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TEMPERANCE IN observation-disclosures Stuart.
Esq, one OF the factory inspectors, in his report
Tor the quarter ending September, 1874, says
S The temperance pledge seems to be as scrupu-
lously as ever observed in the south of Ireland
Examples of inebrety TO be found at Belfast,
and in the north, but never in the south of Ireland
met with no instance of it to the south of Dub
I'm, and was everywhere told that there was total
abstinence from the use of fermented liquors on
the part of the working classes There is an OBJ
Vlous Improvement in the appearance of the pee
pie. They are better clothed, and, | have no
doubt, better fed''
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VILLAINY The front Of the new church now
building in Broadway, New York, for the Rev.
Mr.. Bellows, has twice been most seriously and
wantonly defaced Those who have seen the
building probably recollect the deliberately carved
heads at each side Of the main entrance When
they were placed in their position, some rascal
painted them black. After much labor this paint
was removed by the aid of chiSels, and the heads
restored to their former beauty. But they did
not long remain So for on Thursday or Friday
night last the noses of the heads were knocked
off. and the ornaments irreparably injured. They
will have to be removed, and others inserted in
their place Bait SIM
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LEHMAN'S PATENT WORM TEA.

This e-hclc is prepared by Mr.. Lehman, Phila-
delphia, one of the oldest Chemists and Druggists
that city His celebrated preparation stands gh-
err and is superior TO any Worm Tea known. Mr.
LIE Imam has prepared it for the last 30 years 1t
is prescribed by some of the most eminent physi-
clans of Philadelphia, and the fact can spea k
myself, as had ample evidence, while engaged
there in the Drug business
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BLACK VARNISH,

For Coal Crates, Ash Pans Tenders, Backs and
Jambs and all other iron utensils used about fire
places, which require 10 be kept neat and clean.
This Varnish IL laid on with paint brush. and
dries very soon; two coats will be sufficient
to give a handsome black gloss, it is very durable
and will stand considerable heat. Full directions
accompany every article. For sale at the Drug
Store, High Street, doors below Middle.
CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent,
(Member of the Philadelphia College of
AugS Pharmacy and Chemistry
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE

NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE, ,
Norfolk, July GOTH 1915 {
DUPLICATE Proposals will be received until -
~ o'clock, on the 18th day of August next, for
the delivery at the Navy Yard of Four Double
Power, (Baards,) Jack Screws.
Two Magazine Lights Of clear Glass. IL inches di.
amcier, and inches thick
Fifty air port Glasses of clear glass inches di-
ametcr and T. inches thick.
The whole subject to inspection and not to be
security will be required
GEORGE LOYAL.
July 20 Navy Agent.
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SUSQUEHANNAH STONE. BALTI.
MORE BRICKS, AND WASHINGTON LIME.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, ,
NOrGOlk Auornet -yk TO-, :


Norfolk, August 7th, 1915. {
- EALED Proposals in Duplicate will be received
- until II O'Clock, on the 4th day of September
next, for the delivery, at the Naval Hospital on The
spot ,chere required by he master mason the follow
ing Stone, Bricks, and Lime, for HosPITAL WALL.
One Hundred Perches best Susquehannah Building
Stone, good regular stuff for three feet walls
Ninety fire thousand plain, common hard Baltimore
Bricks.
Eighty Casks Of fresh burnt TVashipgfon Lime
offers will be received for the Stone Bricks and
Lime together, but the price per perch, per thou
sand, and per cask must he stated for each distinct
ly carried out for the whole cost of each and en-
crossed in words at length, for the total amount of
all
Deliveries must be made as soon the offers are
decided, so that the work may be commenced and
carried out without delay, and the whole must be
completed by the LIST Of October.
Bond and security will be required and 10 per
cent retained from all accounts until the contract
is complied with GEORGE LOYALI,
Aug S-F4w NAVY Agent
a week weeks ! -
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, n

GUARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Nor
I'D folk Va, under the Superinteudancc of Mrs.
S. CROKER
Mrs. c. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry. on Cumberl land street. for the
purpose of establishing Seminary 'or 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 "A thorough practical and finished Educa-
ton. Advantages will be ogSrcd for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English language, Latin, French and SPANISH
Also Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Emo 'oidery Mrs. c. will be assisted by
Teachers of The first to'cnt.
aIticusar attention will be paid to the morals
and manners of c PuPi' placed under Mrs. C's.
care, and it will be her aim to bring the social af
icctons into exercise, to trim the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the ac-
QUESTION of knowledge pleasant occupaticn.
Mrs. e. will continue giving Lessons in Pcnman-
ship at the School Room from haf-pas four to half
past i've O'Clock. Terms of Tu;.or made known
al her School Room.
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Penman-
ship or 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 Washington ID.
C.; Rev. o. b. Brown Rev. George w Samson :;
Rev. s. Sproe Rev. S. b. Willis, Catskill n. y
Rev. Septnus Tuston, Chaplain of the Senate !;
Rev. A. A. Muller b. + Hallett, ESQ, Boston J .
a. Underwood, ESQ, n. Y. Julv 30
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I'D ECTIFGED WOOD NAPHTmA.- This
nON,T YOU READ THIs!-For ifvou do

DON'T YOU READ Thistle if you do
- Won mayfiud something to please you, that is
that I am determined to sell my Guns, Pistols,
Sporting Line cheaper than ever, and if you want
20 be fitted out with a now Gun and Apparatus Just
call ut the Sign of the Mammoth Gun, where youcau
also have your Flint Gun turned into Percussion,
any other work requircd.o be done in the Guns
NTH line. So don't forget one Door Fast Of the
Old Dominion Office, il you want bargains.
Dec J. A. SPALDING.
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TXECUTOR'S SALE Of Valuable REAL
II ESTATE in Portsmouth The undersigned
offers for sale that beautiful LOT situated in the
town of Portsmouth, adjoining the property Of Jno
Accinelly, ESQ, on the North, Immediately oppo-
site the market place It's so adyantagco1sly To-
Gated and is so we'll known that it is not necessary
to go into particular description Of IL; IL is 56l
Propositions will be entertained for private sale
until MONDAY the 18th instant, when If not pre-
vlousy sold, it will be offered at ] p. NJ, on the
premises to the highest bidder. The Property will
Terms at sale mo y LEVY ~
Aug 5-3tawtds
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mo THE PUBLIC.-My Nephew. EpwAp

w III ~ PU Is IlC.-My Nephew, EDwAR
Il JORDAN, has this day come forward and express
ed wish toqnit me, and throw himselfon the world
and depend on his efforts for his future de-
peendence, and as have no legal control over him
have given my consent.
And to prevent any msconcepton by the world
In relation to the matter, design this for publica-
tlnn My Nephew unfortunately lost his parents
in early infancy, at about three years old took
him pennilcss to live with me, from that period |
have endeavored strictly to attend to his morals
and taught him the alphabet soon as he could
lisp it, have kept him constantly going to school
from that time up 10 the present and have not
stopped him, on any account, to attend any bust
ness for me six months in all the time Edward is
now in his 18th year of age, have fed and clothed
him as my own son, without expecting or de-
string any thing more than his respectful acknowl-
Judgements and good behaviour.
In consequence of his diminutive size, being bad
iy grown, declined putting him to trade after /
had engaged for him situation, and intended
sending him to College he was prepared
as designed him for profession, but he has
proved himself unGrateful for the kindness he has
received from me, and refuses all further favors.
July 5th 1915. VIM E. JORDAN
90 lar as II emory serves me, acknowledge the
above statement to be correct
EDWARD JORDAN, Nansemond County.
In presence of
w. J. WRIGHT. Auo S-1t*
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This Snuff, which is made ofindegcnous herbs is
watcry eyes, arising from recent colds, and NAV be
used alone, or mixed with common snuff. A pinch
or two, taken occasionally, will generally cause
sncezing, and u flow from the nose
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FURNITURE PASTE.

This Paste is used in giving Mahogany, and all
kinds of Furniture, beautiful gloss, and not la
bic to soil.
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Tickets to be had at JNO ID. GORDAN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office Norfolk
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold
Silver and Specie Checks. AurS
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M AGNETISM.-Free treatment of nervous
w diseases by Magnetism. Prof. DE BONNIE
mouth that he will open a Free Treatment for Neu.
rdlgic Diseases by Magnetism.
Persons wishing to be treated will be received in
inc easement of the Baptist Church. To begin on
TUESDAY, August 5th.
!, Ladies will only be admitted on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Gentlemen will only be admitted ON Monday,
Aug 5
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SPITTA'S LOZENGES,
For Colds in the Head Watering of the Ewes.
Sneezing, sc.
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DIED.

In Newtown, on Thursday the 24th ultimo. Mr.
THOMAS BARRETT. formerly a Seaman in the u S
Service, after severe and lingering illness of Sc
veral years
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ERUIT!-FRUIT !-FITZGERALD has jus t
Il received per schooner Isaac Rcvel, direct from
Baracoa, and for sale on pleasing terms,
500 dozen Pine Apples, very large and sweet
100 punches Banannas-l00 do Plantons
500 Shadcocks
barrels Lines, small for preserving
barrels Ginger, for preserving
500 Mangocs-200 Mamma Apples
barrels Yams-100 Sugar Cane
30 Turks Heads
5000 Cocoa Nuts
10000 Scgars.
The above cargo of Fruit has been selected with
great care and is the finest fruit ever offered in
this market. Gully 29) III. FITZGERALD.
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INDIGO of superior quality. $50 lbs just re-
L. ceived and for sale very low, by
August | J. WILLS
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Ihcy are cffcc.ual in relieving Catarrh Bronchial
aiiec tons Hoarscness, oppression of the Chest and
will alleviate Coughs, of more obstinate pumona ry
diseases.
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DRESERY ING SUGAR.-A superior quail.
4 ty of Loaf and w. l. SUGAR for presc rvinr.
very cheap Also, good article of N. O. Sugar,
at Z cents per pound Call at
Aug 5-6t II. III. WEBB'S Cheap Store