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A MOTHER LOT or BOOKS lam fi555.,

Dictionary of Greek and Roma, A,,n,,;,io.
ahridged from the larger Dictionary by william,
smith; u; j.. D., with corrections by Charles An.
. ihe Bible. The Koran. md the TaImud or Rib
neal legends Of tho Mussulmans, complied from
araoic sources, and compared with jewish tradi.
tons, Ivy Or. c. We'll " "'''
NO. ~ harPcrs New Miscellany. on the conncc.
ton Of the Physical Sciences, by MARY son,cryiIlc
No. is illustrated Jew. ''''
No. Pictorial History Of England
Eos. 81, 3d. 81 and 81 Illustrated Shakespeare
French Domestic Cooking, con,bining elcc,,,,.,
WIN economy Oh many cngravings All Tor
July 81 Cheap Book and Fsnc,, ST., 80,
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~ chestnut street, between 81 and 4th Phil.deI
Phia.-lhc subscriber having purchased of the
hess's; Sanders"ns the lease, furniture, and fix
lures of this popular and central Hotel dcs;r,s :" a.
INFORM his friends and the public that it will be re-
opened for their reception The LIST day of july
next, having been, during the recess, greatly en-
ian ged. thoroughly renovated and tnrui '6yoi I'
There has been added very large and convenient
Dining Saloon for gentlemen, a privat. Ordinary
ior aHies' several new Parlors and commodious
Chambers with other important immrovnnnrt.
which VIII greatly condnce to the comfort and con-
Inc catering and culinary departments will be-
exclusively under ;hc control Of Mr. JAMES AZ
SANDE SON. whose ability to manage that nor.
ton OF the establishment, it ia we'll known is nm
de Cuisine Pelletier is also retained togehe- VEL,
numerous corps of capable and obliainr assist.
ants; and the undersigned pledges himself hat
Franklin'' the " ne plus ,,ltra'' of comtnt sno
veniencc and good eating - 1o"'
July DANIEL. X MINop
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cease and be determined until theSiaie Of Nortl.
CNrohna shall reinsta'e the Petersburg Rail Road
Company in oil the privileges granted them in the
several acts passed for their benefit by the said
State, or until the Legislature OF Virginia shall
mn'rwisn dirert: Provided hotcrer, That this sec.
ton shall not he in force until the Peter.bnrr Raj
Road Company shall agree to tho thirds section g
TN tins act, which confers on the Board Of Pubht
works the power so TO regulate from time to time
inc iarc Tor passengers on each Rail Road. between
w eidon and Baltimore aud Weldon and Peter sbury
as to prevent an injurious competition.
0. This act shall be III force from the passing
thereof
Relating to the sale of the Portsmouth and Ro-
anokc Rail Road
July Q Thtds j B.Jr ID And
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THOMAS TATEM-

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL pra' ticc III the Superior and inferior
W Courts OF Princess Anne. Norfolk and Nan
scmond counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
VIII attend To business when desired in any other
county. Portsmouth, April TOD
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NOTICE.

S-v---~- From and after this date
SS@SS9 and until further notice, til.
G--A Passage and Fare by the BsI
g i:::Y to- timorc Steam Boats bctwe, d,
s>sa1- zsslsS<aS n orioll and Baltimore
WILL BE 81.
Passengers for Washington by this route will
have tickets issued to them on board the boat G,
titling them to passage through Washingto,
Tor > bO-Mcais on board the Boats included
Passengers taking this route to Washington wiu
and in Baltimore i'll time for the O'Clock mornip
train to that city. and arrive in time for breakfast
hours ahead OF the New Rail Road and Stcarnboa
hne JAS. F HUNTER,
June 10 Agent b. 5. p. CO
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TRUSTEES sALE.-pur.uan, to ,wo n..

TRUSTEES SALE.-Pur.uant IN ,uo n..a,
L OF ftust, executed by VIM. Roberts, to the
SUBSCRIBER, Trustee. one of which deeds is dated
inc ,o'h Gay VI Jolly, 1876, and recorded in the
OF Us date, to receive certain debts therein men
uIoncdothe other Of the said deeds is dated 23rd
yuIy, 1916 and recorded in the said Clerks Office
the 9Th day Of August next at Pierce,s wharf in
t "a Town OF Portsmouth, at IL O'clock the STEAM
GkisI MILL AND FIXTURES, situated on the
saln wharf,. Terms OF sale Cash. The sale is made
by consent of the partic interested and il i nrob
aoy credit may be given for portion of the pur-
chasc money II desired. Any application to view
tue MIL may be made TO me or Mr.. James Peed.
JAMES MURDAUGH,
'"y <o-os - Trustee.
beacon COZ v 6tI
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THE BRIG GANGEs CASE.

The New Orleans rnpic states that Edward
story late master of the brig Ganpes, who stands
accused ut poisoning Charles Fiizsimmons, mate
al me brig Gauges. and of attempting 10 destiny
the whole crew, by mixing arsenic with the wa
yer and provisiuns, was arrested in a hn,ise in
beInvile street. by the Frs, Municipality Polio.
lie had just arrived from The Havana, whittier.
II Will be recoec,ed. he was slated To have zone :,
when Capt. Bertrand, now in cumrnand OF the
Eaogas. which son her way to Liverpool, made
MS affidavit. An investigation will immediately
'ake place into thus serious, this hnrrbls accuss
ton. - Is, +.
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LYNcHBURG

Persons wishing to visit the Virginia Springs
Lvnchburg, &C., will find their most com,rtabl..
ann expeditions route to be by the Sca m boat Au
gusta, which l"avcs WriCht's Wharf, for Richmond
ON every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening
at 3 O'Clock, arriving in Richmond to breakfas,
next morning. from which place passengers pro
ceed at >. a.. NJ, BY the Canal Packets to Lynch
nurg' or daily ~ the same hour by the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac and Louisa Rail
Road t" Char ioftcsville, Staunon and the Virgins
springs, arriving at the Warm Springs to break
aS'' on thc ~ morning after leaving Norfolk, and
the White Sulphur Springs in the course of In,
same day. For further particulars enquire of
~ w H. GARNETT & CO., Agents.
N. H. The contiguity of the Richmond and Pc
crshurg Rail Road Depot to the place of startinr
ct the Cana! Packets for Lynchburr, and to tb,
Depot oil the Richmond and Fredercksbur and
Potomac Rail Road, adds to the economy Az well
ing West. 81
W he Steamer Augusta will stop Portsmouth,
~" e"Ih" hhu returning. July 4
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FOR OLD POINT ANDCApp HENRy

FOR OLD POINT AND CAPE HENRY
Am The swift and splendid
A--lLA Steamer ALICE, Captain
Pe;iM:::::sE 2S.s.aS~ Taos. SxINNEa. will make
- y 49, PLEASURE EXCUR-.
SION to Old Point aud Cape Henry, on SATUR-
DAf AFTERNOON, the LIST inst, leaving South
gates Wharf at half past q oclock-touching at
portsmouth for Passengers; and returning viii
leave Old Point at O'Clock, giving persons an op.
portunity to Battle.
81 No servants allowed on board cxcept accomn, .
MED by their owners.
Tickets 25 cents--to be had at the Agent'e Office.
Mr.. J. Bucknam's Fruit Store and Of MIR. James
G. White, Portsmouth.
July 30 A~crts
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SODA WATER.-Thc Subscriber has opencd
- his SODA FOUNTAIN Tor the Season. With a
choice selection of SyupS, TO which he invites the
attention Of oil who feel disposed to indulge in
that delicious leverage ="
P. s. Terms same as last season. 3 cts per glass.
HENRY BUFF,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

CUSTOM HOUSE,
NorfuIk, LIST July, 1916.
'EHE floating light stationed at Wind SIill
Il Point at the mouth of the Rappahanock, hav
ing been found to require extensive repairs and the
relief light vessels being necessarily stationed ON
Craney Island Flats, no light will be displayed At
the former point after the 18th instant until tho
necessary repairs can BE- effected, after which lbis
advertisement will be Withdrawn
July ITS CONWAY WHITTLF Snn,t
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EOR OLD POINT.-The Steamer Angus
4 ia, will, leave Wrighps Wharf, at O'Clock
p. M stopping at Old Point untilS o'clock, giving
Passengers an opportunity of going ashore
Passage and Fare to Richmond and Petersburg
rs cents.
And Passengers only going to Old Point % Is
JOne 81 WIN. H. GARNETT s, co. An,tn
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CHOLERA, CHOLERA. &c.-Tbis dc,.

A 'OOLERAs CbOLBRA, &C.-This dcs-
~ tructivc scoUrge Of humanity seems once moro
on its way 20 this country VIC should all rcncm.
Der the visitation Of this dreadful disease in 1892
when countless thousands were numbered amono
the dead, then it was, that Medical Skill almost
ceased to war against its ravaacs-and not until
" BERNARD'S DIARRHEA MEDICINE" was
aged
The Sickly Season is rapidly approaching VIC
advise and recommend every family 10 purchase
and keep always at hand, a bottle Of Bernard
Celebrated Medicine" for the cure Of Cholera Col.
ics, Cramps, Diarrhea. Bowel and Summer Com
plants, and all other Complaints Of the Stomach
The Genuine for sale at the Drug Store, High SITS
Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Juiv CHAs. II HEINITsH, Agent
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MORE EVIDENCE OF IT'S SURPASS.
ING HEALTH RESTORATlYE YIRTIlES


w no can doubt the efficacy Of DR.. Swayne's Com.
pound syrup OF Wild Cherry, after reading the
following?
Albert A. Ross Of Providence, r. T., cured o
Confirmed Consumption, after being given I'D by
Lloyd Allen, Of Buffalo, N. Y cured of a severe
cough with pain in the side and breast. by the ,,sc
OF the medicine.
John b. Jenkins, Of Columbus Ohio cured by
the use OF three bottles Of Wild Cherry his synp.
'oIns were dry cough, weakness of his breast aud
splitting Of blood ''
Robert Glenn, steward of the Almshorse near
rrankiord, testifcs to he efficacy of Swaync's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, in curing Val.
cutoc chapman OF one Of the INST AGGRAVATED
cases OF diseased lungs which has ever been naced
upon the record after every Other rc,ncd, ga
failed and his physician had given him up as incr.
rable. W 90 i"0''
Miss S Lewis, Of West PhilsdeIobia cured .,
bleeding Of the lungs. Of five years standing uc,
symptoms splitting blood attended 9vith =
hacking cough, pain IN the side, breast and bsrL
which finally brought on confirmed eonsnmntion'
entirely cured by the Of Dr. Swayne's CIR
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
X Jackson, d. D., formerly Pastor Of the First
Presbyteran Church, New York, testifes to The ef
ncacy Of Or. Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild
Ebcrry, and recommends it to the heads Of fami.
nes' having witnessed it's effect in more than one
nunored cases in relieving children Of every obsu-
p!Ie complaint, such coughing, Wheeling, cho.
S' 5rI WIN phlcgm, asthmatc attacks, &c.
.. nc Oenulne sold Of the Drug and Chemical
''O'o 9t CHAS. n. HEINITSH,
mgr street, fourth door below Middle ST.,
'O'T % Portsmouh, Va.
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NOTICE

&C., The steamers " Curtis
ESa;&llzzc Peck" and "Alicc," will. q FL
ON and after the 18th in sssssesaEtsaR
slant call at Portsmouth every day of their depar
tutc for passengers, and on their return fshould
there be any Passengers wishing to be landed in
that piacc) they will call there The travel from
that side OF the river may rely upon a certain pas
sage oy thesc boats as this arrangement is intend
cd TO be permanent.
DICKSON & MALLORY.
juno II Agents James River Sienmera
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TO GENTLEMEN.
FOR RENT

"a ConmodlouS and very convenient
Hso@I DWELLING suitable for a large family
A=a~Lsltuated on the Fast side Of era ford street
between London and Glasgow streets From irs
nealtny ana pleasant situation, it is rendered a
very desirable dwelling. Possession rivcn i,nrnc
"ely' 10 "a cool tenant the rent will be very
acGoInmodatlng. For terms apply to
July II. TATEM
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FOR yASIIINCTON

NOTJCE.-On and after the 18th instant, the
Steamer OSCEOLA will take Passen gers from,
Norfolk TO Washington for s. On. Meals Included
And from Norfolk to Baltimore via washington
Tor S .. so. JAMES MITCHELL,
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SAN JUAN DE ULLOA AGAIN

Pan JU AN DE ULLOA AGAIN
WIS renowned Castle not having been attac ked
i on the evening of the 23d, according to the
plan of " VIC
GEN. SIMON CHIC.
1T is his intention TO dernoiish the same and ,ih
late the power of the Mexicans on the eyenin,, If
the Sist, (Friday) The Battle will commence at
BALLOON ASCENSION at 8 and another At
O'Clock as the signal for attack
heireshments may be had at the Garden
Bridge. - ''''
90 The public are invited to visit the Garden
ana witness the total destruction of the CO ste
July 80
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49, BY request the Steamer
YAs--!I OSCEOLA will leave Nor
folk and Old Point every
Sunday follows Leave
Norfolk at half past7 A. NJ, and Up. NJ Leave
Old Point at A. M, and p NJ
July Ia JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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VALUABLE BooKs.-Rancroft,s History

VALUA BILE BOOKS Bancroft's History ,
", yols-pricc So 81
Theirs French Revolution d
Gulzot's English Revolution 10
engerso,l Late :" ar %
Napoleon and his Marshalls . vols 90
LyiIls Travels, 2 vols o M
Harpcr's New Miscellany per vol 5o
Mrs. Sigourncy's Poems o m
Parted Family, &C., by Mrs. Dana 90
Dicks Works TX
E"sct nySloIosy Oh
Sa'herca Leaves by Mrs. Gould 90
Nansfcd's Life Of scott Ok
Kings Argentine Republic ON
Lie in California M
Tbompson's Mexico W
Greece of the Crooks. 9 vols en-
Montezuma by Matmiu 9 vols S0
Medici Series Of Italian Prose per vol 90
Prai'edom by Il LuthrOn 80
Over The Ocean .Gs
Trippl1gs in Author. Land TX
Norinan's Rambles by Land and Water liz
Charles VIII of France, 2 vols 1 %
Festigcs Of Creation *
Young Ladies Guide (Newcombel M
Mahau's Field Fort fcations o.,
Fo" ler's PhrenoIogical Works o o.
Wcbster's Octave Dictionary 9 vols 10 90
Wavetly Novels, bound, in vols S 90
Bowdtcb's Navigator z No
Also great variety ufSchool nd Ola ssicoI R,oks
at Northern prices, for sale the New Book Store
N. b. WEBSTER,
One door North Of the Crawford House,
ou,y 90 Portsmouth Va.
(t N<e - 20 Just opening this morning. Fresh
" arrivals at the New York Boot and Shoe
Store. ~ "O0
Just received by the J. w Kimpton, large and
seasonablc assortment Of GOODS purchased for
cash, and which we offer at verv lou orices co,
sisting in part Of f'' 0'"
200 pairs Ladies fnc Kid Ties
100 do do COl'd do do
100 do do Kid Buslios
$50 do do r. r. Ties
70 do do Buskins
70 do do Extra fine do
80 do Gents Cloth Caters
30 do do Lasting do
70 do do Light Cloth do
80 20 90 Lasting side lace Caters
40 do Ladies Cord IosG,o do
20 DO Children's Black Morocco do
50 90 DO Morocco Ankle Ties
100 do do strap Caoks
100 do Roau Lace do
as do Kid do do
rs do Bows Go1t Pump Bootocs
80 do Children's Grain Strap Boots
100 do Mems Roam Slippers
rs DO do Buff bottom do
4s do DO Fine Seal Pump Boots
36 do do Fine Morocco do
so do Gents fine Kip Bootees
90 do do do Calf do
The Gents can now ma Ike selection from large
and handsome assortment of Black p nd Col'd Cat
ters At tho New York Boot and Shoe Store, next to
'hG farmers Bank, Main street.
Jnlyh JH GREGORY.
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FOR OLD POINT.

W. IRIPS EVERY SUNDAY!
The steamer OSCEOLA
G,s--1lA9 will leave Wright's Wha,I
Norfolk, touchin at PORT
g mouth, every SUNDAY
at half past O'Clock, a. M and at o,clocI
=. NJ. s' - ~
Returning, she will leave Old Point at 9 o'clocl
"a. NJ and at O'Clock, p. NJ
70 Passage, to 60 and return. so cents Color, =
persons will be charged the same Slaves not :.
lowed on board without written permission from,
their owners
Passage will bc taken at the gangway and M.
scnscrs are particularly requested to provide the,
selves with change. MITCHELL CAPTAIN
~ b. Weather permitting, the Osceola w
June 10 Np
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M A RRIED,

On Thursday evening" the 23rd instant bv Rev.
Reuben Jones Mr.. CORNELIUS Z. BIpooop t., Miss
EliZABErH 8 BIDGooD. daughter 81 the late w Hills
ID. Bidg"od, all OF Norfolk County, Va
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NATIONAL HOTEL.


Two THE LA DIES AGAIN.-We call the
n attention Of the ladies' again TO this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP for he complication lie con
slant use will change the most bilious complexion
INTO one oil radiant whiteuoss; while Oh the neck
hands and arms it bestows delicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect, with
every appearance of youthful charm to the most
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. II. HEINITSH Agent
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. James T-eadwpn.
clerk u. D NJ. died very suddenly ON Saturday, !,
at his residence in Wiuughby street. Br,mkly
ne mad been Ia Ill health fur several days but
was not considered dangerous at ALL On Satur-
day morning as he was passing down stairs 10 he
breakfast room, he suddenly fell and expired in
stantly.
The news ut Taylor's victories excited pro-
found and favorable impression in France. -
Twenty thousand Frenchinen would volunteer
their services, says Mr.. Walsh il we had any
difficulty with England. Guzot, however, wears
long face. Est7sa
A new printing press has been invented in
England. with which one stout boy can work off
800 sheets per hour
Governor Wright, of New York has commu,ed
the sentence ct death passed upun Wilcox. who
was recently convicted of murder in Saratooa
county. To that Of imprisonment for life in the
State Penenliary
AZ bachelors door bundle was lately left.
on It's being carried To the old lady house keeper
ana inspected by her, she declared its contents 10
be =" crying shame"
LARGE EsrABLIsHMENr-The New York
Morning News says: 1.-The Naumkear Cotton
company have erected, at Salem, Mass. an edi.
nee which contains twelve thousand names nt
glass. two mill ions two hundred thousand bricks
and has four halls capable of holding twelve thou
sand persons each
Ok WlSTAR'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
IL was once said There is nothing new under
the sum- This has been alphabetically true in re.
gard to medicines. Hundreds of Pills Pauaccas
Expectorants and Specifics of all sorts have been
PuHed lnto notoriety-al made mainly of the same
:aS:eoien!s, adding no new ma tcrials to the heal
ing M, art But Dr. wistar Balsam of Wild Cherry
furnishes new medical agcnt-a new principle
eVoNod from natures own depository 1t cures
asthma, incipicnt Consumption, Liver Complaint
ana all diseases of the Lungs, when nothing q sc
VIII. An honorab BILE member of the Canadian par
lament writes that it has cured him of Asthma of
ZEN years' standing. A. Williams, ESQ., Attorney
at Law, %, William street, New York was cured
Oh the same disease of twenty four years sandinr
Mr.. Cozens. OF Haddonfed, n. j., makes afida VII
mat IL cured him of supposed CONSUMPTION after
dreds Of others. - $500
60 Remember, positively, in no case palm
on unreal cures as produced by this invaluable
remedy: BE sure to get "Dr. Wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherry.
BE careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
HALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by !. BUTTS. Address all OF dcrs to
sE ~, w w. Fo"LE, Boston, Mass
VS-for particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatIse ON
consumption, TO be had Of the agent.
Agents-Portsmouth, G. III HEINZ TSH Agent
norfolk, vi. A. SANTOS, and also by DRUGGISTS
generally in this State.
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WHITE LEA Dive have lately received a
. No. =, and pure. Gro nd, Green and Black
Paint, Linsccd Oil, Fish Oil, &C.
i. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
July 2S-5t DRUGGISTS
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rANTON TEA Always ON banC. Gun Pow.
~ der, Imp rial and Young Hyson TEAS fresh
aud good Lovers of good Tea would do we'll in
BLACK TEA which has been pronounced excellents
i. G. SCHOULFIELD x CO,
Jury 2o--ot Druggists.
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SOUTHAMPTON BACoN.-IOoOOlbs Hoe
y Round BACON, in fac order, for sale on con
signment by JOSIAH WILLS.
Jolly 30
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MONEY LOST.-A gentleman ins, arrived
=, here, has lost from his pocket small purple
wallet, containing FoRTY:FlyE DOLLARS in
money, and several papers. The money is all the
scntethan mad with him. If left at this Office the
nnder VIII be literally rewarded. July 80
FDUCATION.-Th subscriber having ..yc,
- al vacancies in his Seminary is desirous of
tneir peing occupied as early racticabe
CLASS composed of young ladies not exceeding
Yen In number can be received pupils in a por.
t uon OF ms School Room, entirely detached from
July 30--3t EDWARD VOTING
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DRIME PORTO RICO sUGAR.-i656d
July rs tVTI re
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OLD POINT HOTEL.
July Q Thtds

SOW one oi the most splendid and
extensive establishments in tho ,oun
try, viii hc opened for visitors on the
LIST of June.
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GEN UINE HARLEM OIL.-Just received
- lirom direct importation) supply Of Gen
ine HARLEM OIL, warranted to be the real ar
tjcle; For sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big
mortar: CHAS. RI. HEINITSH
jury on Agent.
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TOGNAC BRANDY.-IO ar Casks and L.1f
~ pipes COGNAC BRANDY, Just received nnd
for sale by JOSIAH wills ~"
July 30
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PIo AND LAGUIRA CoFFEE.-4OO bag
~ OF prime Green quality, for sale by
July 30 JOSIAH WILLS.
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STEAMBOAT ADvERTIsEMENTs.

OKLA AND w WASHINGTON CITY
FARE REDUCED TO rs CENTS ONLY.
AezN Tie public arc hereby
E-.IAA roi'frd that the Stcame-
VG:;.ss:.:-:a-Has:y AUGUSTA. Captain IL
s~essSsssS- MrrcHELL, which l. in the
cl"st complete order for both dav and ight line
and unsurpassed in her ocromnioda atoms, is now
running on Mondays, 'ednesiays and Frsdaps, be.
tween Norfolk and Port Waltiall, IN connection
WITH tie Cars for Richmond aud Petersburg at the
low rates OF Seventy five cents onrv. ir GLIDING
meals Passengers leaving Wright's Wharf Nor
FOLK, on those days at O'clock, p. NJ sup on hoard
the Augusta touch at Old Point, where they will
remain until p. NJ. lodge on board in fine bcrths
aud spacious cabin, arrive at Port walthall a lit.
tie after daylight, and at Richmond or Petersburg,
TO breakfast ana in time to take the Cars North or
South. ana the Canal Boats to Lynchburg.
rare To Oid Point 25 cents.
Do Richmond, or Petersburg rs do
Do Fredericksburg sd 25 do
20 Alexandria. or Washington 5 80 do
The Augusta will stop in all cases 10 nut out WAY
travel and will stop for IL whenever sgnai is made
me pubic may rect assured, that il is the deter.
Mutation OF the proprietofs to keep tip this line
permanently and to accommodate travellers he
tween Richmond and Norfolk in the best manner
and at the lowest rates.
For further information tickets q, FREIGHT ,,,Iy
to the captain on board or to
w. II. GARNET'T & CO, Agents
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DARTICULAR NoTICE.-1 deslre,

DAhCICULAR NOTICE. desire, very
= respectfully, to impress upon the minds Of all
persons who indebted TO me and more espeeiafp
tnose whose accounts have been long standing that
Jusuce 70 me demands Of them an immediate set
coon expect more pressing invitation.
July Is r. BELL
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WINDOW GLASS.-We keep constantly O,
" hand large assortment of Windop Glass
various brands and numbers, which we are selling
on accommodating terms
]. c. SCHoOLFIELD s. CO.,
July 2S-5t Drugg;.ts
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SUPERIOR SWEET OIL.--Just received
anothGI supply of that very fine article Of pure
Sign of the Big Mortar - N''
Jolly 30 CHAs. II. HEINITsH. Agent.