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EXCURSIONS ON THE POTOMAC.

EXCURSIONS ON THE POTOMAC.
HSs1 THE PUBLIC are hereby ad-
&se.21R vsed that the quick and beautiful
steamer POwhatan now leaves Bradley's wharf
daily at 8, a. m, for Aqua creek, and returns by
Az p, M; thus giving ladies' and gentlemen disposed
to make pleasant excursion down the river an op-
portunity of doing SO any day they may prefer
The boat passes in full view Of Fort Washington
and Mount Vernon, and the other objects of neres,
on the river.
Passage for the round trip, 50.
April 25-3taw3w
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Mahogany, Rose wood, walnut, and Ma
pie Veneers at auction.
ON Wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst, at
" o'clock, will sell at my store very superior
lot Of mahogany veneers, viz:
1900 feet mahogany veneers, curled and shaded
500 walnut do
500 rosewood do
Also lot of maple root.
WIN. MARSHALL, Auct.
Nav Q-d2t
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FREsH Saratoga water for sale, by g
II J. F. CALLAN,
Hu Corner Of f and 7th streets
May lis ....- ,-.a. r-..r tr.
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CHARLES N. ROWLEY,
Adjutant and Inspector Gensl

LouIsrAEA VoLUETrERs.-Thn regiment held a
meeting last night at their armory, over the Carroll
Ton railroad depot, for the purpose OF raising reg-
ment Of infantry 10 proceed forthwith 10 the aid Of
Gen. Taylor, In compliance with the requisition Of
the governor. Lists were opened, and a committee
was appointed to resiye names at the armory.
The call will no doubt be promptly responded to.
New Orleans Delta
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HORSES AND BUGGY at auction

HORSES AND BUGGY at auction
IL On Thursday afternoon, 18th instant, at 81
brat.d trotting horse, Copperbottom heretofore
owned by Mr.. Smithy. Copperbouom is a very
beautiful sorrel Of great power, and can be driven
in harness in two minutes and forty seconds;
guaranteed sund; and Of all horses the very safest
family horse; eight years old Also the fast-pscing
mare, 1stey owned by Mr.. Henry Walker, Lady
Swift, who il pleasant under the saddle and gentle
in harness. and the fastest nag in the District seven
years old. .l.f g.a
Also handsome buggy and harness.
Two secondhand family carriages,
VIM. MARSHALL,
Nav ll-9td r.... Auctioneer.
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Cure follows Cure.
DR.. SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
THE GREAT REMEDY For CONSUMPTION

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
rOUGHS, colds, asthma, bronc hitis, Iiy.
~ er complaint, splitting blood, difficulty Of breath
ing, pain in the side and breast, papitation of the
heart, influenza, Group, broken constitution, sor,
throat, nervous debility, ard all diseases Of tn.
throat, breast and lungs.--The most efFectual and
speedy cure ever known for any of the above
diseases, is DR.: swayne's compound syrup of wild
chary.
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NEW FANCY GOODS AND PER

April 2s-eod&ds
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May sd
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MISCELLANEOUS

IINHE extraordinary improvements that have OF,
J. late years taken place in the construction Of
Piano Fortes, aided by the increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music.
among polite classes, have caused this favoritc
instrument to become indispensably necessary in
all respectable families. In the PIANO FORBES
which CHICKERING has the honor of submitting
TO the Public, we trust are combined the var ions
qualities of power. brilliancy, swectucss and uni.
iormity of tone so requisite to make a perfect i'm.
strument. We are enabled to warrant cv,rv In.
stru nent SOUND, well seasoned
and of the very best materials aud superior work.
manship, thus uniting superiority of quality with
durability and excellence.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY attended to
with the greatest punctuality, and &. II. & Co. beg
to assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at n dis.
lance, that whenever they are favored by orders
per letter, il is no less their practice than their in.
tcrcst to send such an instruL eat as shall bear the
S rictcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FORTES are extremely handsome
and convenient INSTRUMENTS, possessing a iull, rich
and brilliant tone.
0E-Rccollcct CHICKERING'S IMPROVED PI
ANO FGRTES, to be had of HALL & Co, Nor
Tx, Va, better Instruments and lower price than
any other in America
They will be sold at manufacturcr's prices and
warranted in every respect first rate.
we have recently received a full supply, and
hourly expect further additions.
Prices from $3.50 to $500. Oct 90
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EOUS.
TAKE NOTICE

TNHAT tho Subscriber has just received a lot of
DOUBLE and SINGLE G~UNS-Single Guns
as low as 50 90, and Double Guns as low as SIS OOy
Also, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Powder
Elasks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
caps oi all the different qualities, Canister Powder,
Drinking Cups. and every article called for bv a
Sportsman. tits the determination If the Subscri-
Der not to I've undcrsold, or undcrworked, and per-
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from him as can be purchased in this section of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will DO
Warranted to be done as well and as cheap, IL not
cheaper, than can be done here or elsewhere so
cai' Mt the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street,
Portsmouth, Va, one door east of the Old Dominion
Office, and get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received, and puactually
attended to.
Sept % IA. SPAIDINc
n. H. Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
Tor work, or the highest cash price paid for IL.
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SOM ETHING NEW (!
FREE LECTURE.
PROFESSOR PORTER, of the Civ O

DROFESSOR PORTER, OF The CITY of New
u YORK, would respectfully announce of the Ii
Dies and Gentlemen of Portsmouth that he will de.
liver II on a NeD Sgsicm of arithmetic
and Mathematics, on THURSDAY EVENITG, Nov.
9TH at the Town Hall, commencing punctually al
quarter past O'Clock. BY his System al, of our
business calculations are performed by one Rule
Only, and thereby making a saving of at least four
hiths OF the figures and time usually required il
business calculations.
Professor p. will solve Problems on the Black
board under the various Rules used in Mercantile
and Mechanical transactions, thereby enabling The
audience TO Judge of its merits.
For Particulars and Recommendations. see iarpc
Bills, posted in the streets, headed " Something
New"
U@Thc Public generally are invited TO attend.
Admission Free. Nov 2
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From the wish to place the negro on an equa
footing with the white man, indicated by this
vote' we are compelled to regard Mr.. Thompson
as an abolIiionist in feeling, and as entertaining
views lnimical To the interests Of the South. II
this opinion be correct, his ministry is no, proper
tor a slave holding couniry.-and he would do
well to transfer himself and his kindred spir
ITS" TO a more genial cline.
MIR. Garrison has declared his intention of re-
firing from this controversy. 1t is wisdom for
any man to abandon a discussion when a want OF
argument be!rays him into a want Of courtesy.
w
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THOMAS TATEM,

NrrvfT "A ht
WiLb pra' tcc III the Super Tor and Inferior
courts oi Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
scmond Counties, and of the City Of Norfolk. He
will attend to business when desired in any other
County P~ortsmouth, April TOD
VOCAL MUSIC.-J. II. HEWITT, Professor
of Music, respectfully informs the citizens of
Portsmouth aud its vicinity, that he will commence
a Series of Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Young,s
Portsmouth Female Scmit airy, ne soon as a suffi-
cient number of Pupil shall be obtained. Hi, svs.
ten oil Instruction is peculiar to himself alone, and
has met with extensive favor in New York, Balti-
moro and Warrington.
FOR further particulars. apply at the Seminary.
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MEDICAL NOTTCE

T1OCTOK T. N. MERCER, very respect
- iuHy oilers his Professional Services to the in
nao'tants OF Portsmouth and vicinity. He propos-
cs no reference, save that of the experience of an
average share of practice, attended with haitcriuy
success, Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
duced if required.
ONCE and residence of High street, in the build
ing formerly occupied by Doctor JoHN p. You've.
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

TNIE PUBLIC will please AXE notior that r bave
Il removed from the Old Stand to tho building
three doors below, formerly occupied by MIR. How.
ell as a Shoe Store.
Having just returned from the North. / am now
opening a FULL assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GJODS
whlch cannot be surpassed if equallcd, in quality of
lnatetiaIor workmanship, for tie prices, and which
l am determined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold for
IN portsmouth or Norfolk. My Stock consists, in
part, of the following:
Goats OF all prices, from SO so to GLE 90
vests of all qualities, from 25 to 90
rants do do do STto 500
Jackcts-Shitts, of every description-Dr wers-
Socks-S observation-disclosures Collars and
Bosoms Gum Suspenders, from - to SO cents-iu
tact every thing usually kept in a Clothing Store.
! have also a new and beautiful assortment Of
CUTLERY, warranted to be Of first rate material
ana make IL consists in part as follows :: Pen
KNIVES from o. cts. tn 81 50L-Razors, of Rogers's
make lets. to 81 25-Scissors from IL. to so cts.
L nave alsn, in addition to the above, a good as
sortmcnt of IEWELRY, such as Breast Pins. Fin
ger Rings, Fob and Guard Chains, Silver Thin
hIcs and Shields, Watch Keys, Studs, Sc, which
1 VIII sell lower than they can. be had at any other
place in these diggins.
To the LADIES l would say y, that I have an excel
lent assortment of Edgings, from ] to L. in. wide
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton, Of
Tape Ladies' Hose, from l25 to 81 cts, white
mlX'd and black Ladies' and Childrens Net Cane.
Also an assortment of Children's Socks and Stock
inGs.
The Gentlemen will please call aud look at some
CLoAkS have, the prices of which, for the quail
itY, will astonish them.
have also a beautiful lot of'CAPS. of all de-
scrlpions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can be bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept 20 j.. NJ. MILES
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For the New Era.
&c.

New YORK, Oc.. 81, 5 p. Nj.
There has been a decided improvement, in IN,
Market since my last. The great staple Cyt,o,
remains stationary. however.
Flour has advanced, and | note several sales
at 80. Quotations stand firmly To day at IS S7a
a SO. The sales have all been in Northern and
Western.
Grain-Wheat seem to have ad vanced , shade
a lot OF tennessee white, 1000 bushels. sold nj
81 Is; 1900 bushels inferior mixed chanoed hands
AT 81 U3, and a small lot of very inferier Southern.
at 10 cents. Large sales of Corn have been ef
iected, 3O,UOO bushels at "a a rs cents. A lot OF
Northern, new, went off at 60 cents. Rice com
mands a fair price some 700 ,ierces sold a,
50 OZt a $4.5O-the latter being given for prime
Pork is lively at $3.50 a 5000 for Mess
Prime is nominal at $685..
Crude Iorpentine readily demands $3.50 pr
mi. OF $50 los. Spirits 49 a SO cents per pallon.
Read the following voluntary tribute to WIS.
IAk'S BALSAM from the Kinderhook, ". Y. Sen.
unel, dated July 81, 1916:
"HoPE NEVER DIES"
!he extraordinary virtues of Wistar's Balsam o:
Wild Cherry, In the cure of Pulmonary complaints,
have been attcsted by so many persons, that nc whc
doubts its efficacy must be in truth a very skcp,ic
A remarkable cure of Consumption has recently
heen effected by this medicine in the town of Chat
nam, IN this county, and which was related 20 us
ny Dr. Hcrrick, an eminent physician of that town
TO whom we have permission to refer. A Young
lady, who had long laborcd under an affection OF
the lungs, and who had been under the care of
several physicians without expcr fencing any relief
was considered by her friends as beyond the reach
vi medicine, and she was Informed by her medical
attendant that she muat die. All her own premo,
nitions, also, pointed to the grave. Fortunately
she was induced TO send to the Kinderhook Book
store Tor a bottle of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher.
ry, as a last resort in her critical situation. Before
us contents were exhausted, the young lady expe
rlehced great relief. and two more bottIes were sue.
ccssivcly procured and administered She is nov
happy IN the restoration of her health, and biesses
the day VIXEN she first resortcd to the use Of thi.
healing Balsam.
BE careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR'S
bALSAM OF WILD cherry None genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE. Boston, Mass.
80 For particulars sec DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent.
Agcnts-Portsmouth, C.. III HEINIrSH, Agent
Norioik, NJ. A.: SANTOS, and also by Druggist,
generally in this State.
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DIED.

In Norfolk, on Monday morning. after a mos,
tcdious ana painful illness of Disease of the Heart,
Mr.. Otis f. q ucKNAM, only son of Mr.. loses Rnck,
nam, oil That CITY, in his 2lst year, a young man
greatly beloved Tor his many ainiable and esiima-
BILE traits of character.
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FOR RENT.

- And possession given tue LIST of Jan 1877
Hze that large and desirable DWELLING. on
4lth corner of Middle and South streets. for
mcrly occupied by the subscriber.
Also the HOUSE adio;n;ng ~ s,, ,
by MIR. Isaac Brownley. This is a new House, and
a very pleasant residence for n small family. For
scriber. KEZJaU poor r
Oct 0T J,,,o, 1911
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FALL AM WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

o't ~ II CIC II SUI a,
$500, 10 Washington and blcxa ndria, $3.50.
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. NJ.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in Conncxiou with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrighrs wharf.
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 3 A. NJ, FOR The above cities and towns. Passcn
gers b cdkfast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Walihail at halt past II M, where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond,
arriving at Petersburg by half past | p. NJ. and
at Richmond about , =. NJ, about two hours i'm adj
vance of the old James River Line, and in a Boat
unsurpassed in her accommodations and the attcn-
ZION OF her officers to the comfort OF her passengers.
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
tc'sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
at half past 8 A. NJ, breakfast on board the Aurue,
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past | u. M.
IL will be perceived from the above, that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity of transacting it and returning by the
boat of next morning, so "a to be absent from their
homes a single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual landings on
James River to take in and put out way travel, and
at any other points on the river where a signal is
made.
The public may rest assured that ii is the deter
minatiou of the Projectors to keep up this Line
permanently; an to accommodate travellers be-
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Colum-
bla, in the best manner and at the lowest ratcs.
For further Information. tickets or freight, apply
to w. II GARNETr & Co.
n. b. The central position of the X. s. p. r.. r..
Depot in Richmond, and its ,ontiguity to tie prin-
cipal Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
Iynchburs, adds TO the economy as well az the
convenicnccs of this Line. oct
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MiSCELLAN EOUS.
MEDICAL GARD.

hR; L.V. NEWTON tenders his Profession
x al Services to the Pablo, aud may be found
az MR. Hills Boarding House, in Gosport, near the
Navy Yard, at all times, except when he is absent
"" ousihesS. Sept 2d-lm
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THIRD FALL SUPPLY br lho

'THiRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann ID,
Il just received and for sale at The New York
Boot and Shoe Store. We are now openinD our
third Fall supply of BOOTS AND SHOES bv the
Ann ID, which we offer upon as advantageous terms
as can be found at any other store, and in many
The price and quality are without competition in
Norfolk. "
BY the schr Mary Jane, we are opening this day
an extensive assortment Of G~cntlcmen's. MEMS
Boys and Youths heavy fall Boots, purchased for
cash at the large sales in Boston and New York. to
winch we invite the attention of dealers.
10 cases Mems Thick Boots at ST. so the pair. or
S. 81 by the case, as good as are generally sold at
81 90. ' :"
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality,
from S. 90 to 3 50. '
10 cases Double Stitch Brogans, very heavy and
at much less than former prices
j. II. GREGORY,
Next to the Farmers Bank, Main ST, Norf,Ik.
Oct II
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BLUE LAVA M

and make their selection, as they Will ro off as
speedily as the others did. Also in Store a fine lot of
Silver, Shell, Buffalo and Brazilian Polka Combs.
see one of the best and most extensive stocks of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, live AND PLA
TED WARE, + ancy and Military floods, ever of
iercd in the City, all of " bich shall he sold as low
as al any CITY Store. j. NJ. FREEMAN.
0G-A large assortment Of Steel, Silver aud Gold
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Mountings,
&c, at very low prices. Oct 20
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NEW GREEK, FRENCH AND ITAL-
- I'm oohS'-Firs Greek Lessons, by Tho
mas hGrchcver Arnold, Nj. A., Rector Lyndon and
late fellow of Trinity College, Cambridgc-re-ar-
ranged and carefully corrected by Rcv'd. J. A.
Spencer, A. Nj.
o!lcndortfs New Method of learning to Read.
Write and Speak French. ~
oiicndorffs New Method OF learning to Read
Write and Speak Italian. ~
Arnold's Cornelius Nepos; with answered ques-
tons and initiative exercises.
Key to Olendorf's Method of learning French.
Key do do do It,li,n
Standard Pronouncing Dictionary Of the French
and English Languages; in two parts. Part LIST.
french and English. Part End, English and
French, by Gabriel Surennc, +. A.. S. f., French
ieaGher IN Edinhurg, Corresponding Member OF
the French Grammatical Society of Paris, ami au.
thor OF several works on Education. For sale by
oct III w. III. Fl. LODGES & co,
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EALL DRY G~OoDS.-JNo. COOKE & CO.,
Il most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi
zens of Portsmouth and its vicinity, that thew have
finished receiving their Fall supply of DRY
FOODS. Their Stock is now very complete. and
consists in part as follows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimercs; su.
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassimeres; yaIcn.
cia,, and Swansdown Ycstings; Black. Blue, La
ycndcr' steel Mixed, and other colors Sattinctts ;
Twceds Tor Sack Coats, Kerseys, Flannels, Blan.
kets, Cord; Domestic, Brown and Blcachcd do,
Cord. and White Canton FlanneIs, Ca1icocs of ev.
cry quality, Cashmercs. Mousalin D'Laines. Suner
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian do, Black
A!lpacas and Bombaziues, Blcached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers. Russia and Birds
Eye do, Huckcrback Towing, Table Napkins, Sus-
penders, Cold. and Black Silk Cravats and Scarfs
Collars, Stocks Bed Quilts, Dimity. Cotton and
Silk Hosiery, Cashmere, Blanket, Wooden Nett.
and other style Shawls. Also a large assortment
OF Brussels and Ingram Carpeting, Passage and
Stair do, 4 and 4 Floor Oil Cloths, Carpet Bind
ings, Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
which. cannot be named in an advertisement. All
we ask is that our friends and the public gencrally
will give Us a call before purchasing our object
being to sell cheap for each.
JOHN OCK & CO.,
Oc'l High street.
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ENOR RENT.-The well known Business Stand.
Il corner OF Middle and High streets, at present
occupied as a Cabinet Warehouse, Work. Shon
&c. Terms low, and possession given LIST of JAN
az: Apply to Mrs. FANNY GOODWIN.
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moderate terms as they can any where in this sec
ton by The wholesale or retail, and together with
inodatc farmers with all kinds of Farming Utcn.
sils, and Horse Shoeiug with shoes to fit the feet
without fitting the feet to the shoes.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by assiduity
in business to continue to merit a liberal share of
public patronage. e.. r. SNEAD.
OCT o-5m Portsmouth, Va.
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~ Just received a full supply of the blowing
valuable and genuine Preparations. We warrant
every article sold by us to be the genuine, and d-
rect from the hands OF the Proprictors:-
Sands Sarsaparilla, Bristo's Sarsapar;la
Hungarian Balsam Life BULBS SarsonariU,
Syrup Tar and Naphtha DR.. Jayne's Preparation,
ihrrantS APericnt Doctor Swayne's Syrup
sugar coated ?llls Wild Cherry
ali-heaiIng ointment Crimson letter Wash
Indian Vegetable Pills Lucina Cordial
Dandcion and Tomato Swaim's Panocea
- fanacca Fahnestock's Vermifuoo
ioucKs Panacea Briackerhoff's Medicine
sure Cure ASue and Fc- Barnes Pile Lotion
m yer rus Hays Eminent for Piles
"istars Baisam Wild g.. Gardeners Eminent,
Cherry go, sc.
With a general assortment of P,i,T and Ccnn;,o
DRUGS, MEDICINES, N OILS, GLASS
&c, &c, which will be sold at the vc, ylowest III
ccs. HAS III. HEINITSU ront
Mcmbcr of the Philadelphia College of
oPi Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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REDS WANTED.-Wanted to purchase. So.
ID ven or eight good FEATHER BEDS. for which
a fair price viii be given.
Oct 2I-2w 7 pATENIN
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.)
Norfolk, October 3lst, 1916.
OFFERS will be received until - o,cIoct ON IN.
~ 9th November, for the delivery at the Nav
Yard, immediately, of the following articles. subject
to inspection.
Five thousand best quality FIRE BRICKS.
AND
twenty four well burnt or glesscd Earthcrn Pots
such as arc used upon the tops of Chiinncys as
aid 70 the draught-of large size. Funnel from IA
to 10 inches at the largest mouth, and 9 inches at
'hc smallest. GEO. LOYALL,
81 NAVY Agent.
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NEW BOOKS. I've Lives; or, TO Seem and
IN TO Be, by Maria J. Mcintosh, author of " Con-
qucst AID Self Conquest 3"
Vols. lst and End Guizot's History Of Civilization.
Light IN the Dwelling; or, A Harmony Of the
four Gospels; with very short and simple remarks,
adapted TO reading at family prayers, and arranged
in 300 Sections, for every day in the yearly the
author OF e" Live upon Line &c.
Lane on Parsonage: a tale, by the author Of
" Gertrude, "Amy Herbert" &c.
Count Julian or, The Last Days Of the Goth n
Historical Romance. For sale by
Oct ID w. n. RI. HODGES s. co.
SHOT.-66 kegs-75s bags SHOT, momcntly
- expected from New Orleans, purchased before
the recent advance, and can be sold on liberal terms
to arrive. (Octl 5) J. WILLS.
HOFFEE.-2OO bags old Java, Laguvra and
Rio COFFEE, for sale ~ J WILLS.