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NoIlCE.
MESSRS. NATHANIEL II. WILLIAMS, and
1'A GEORGE w. POWELL, take notice, that =,
as yon are not inhabitants of the Common wca l,h
Oh virginia, shall, on TUESDAY, the Goth of
May, 1916, between the hours of sunrise and
sunset, at the house of Collin w. Barnes, in the
County of Northampton, State of North Caro-.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,
Norfolk, April Bird, 1916.

INUIIVIhB pm 0IU, IDFUs
HOSPITAL WHARF, AT AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD in front of the Reading Room
" on SATURDAY, the l1th instant, at 10 o.
Gock, WHARF, now lying on the shore between
the Naval Hospital and Portsmouth, and near tho
naval Magazine, where IL Hoated during the late
gale, and where it may be scen at any time previ.
Ous TO the day Of sale.
icrms-Cash in specie or its equivalent.
April GEORGE LOYAL, Navy Agent.
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April 4
L IST OF LETTE
IL Office, Portsmouth
March, 1916.
A
Adams Eliza a
Alexander James
Anderson VIM
Armistead Mrs Julia
A A nj
Brainard & Richards
Banks Eliza
Billups Miss Mary f
Bracy Rosetta
BidgOod r w
Barrett Mrs Mary
Butt Charles
Buckley Charles
ngham VIM
Billups l. w
Baker Susan Jane
Belotc Hezekiah
Bush Elizabeth
Blow Col VIM
Burke John
Bailey George
Britton Joseph
Birmingham Nathl
Bell Mrs Mary
Blow Col
Bond Thomas G.
Blond Thomas j
Bouscr Jane
Batchclder Francis
Bcamon DR.
Bin gley Catharine A
Baton Thomas j
Bush Mary a
Dayton Thomas
Bushcll Joseph
Bass Robert
Booz James
Bailey Wilson
G.
Conclin Phillip N
Carter David
Copeland Ann G
CARING Miss Sophia
Cooper George
Casey Emma j
Clemmons Elizabeth
Carter Mary Ann
Cason Robert
Chaplin Capt w G.
Carney Phebe
Cox Richard
Cooke Mary +
Culpeper A L
Chattin Capt
Ceilings Lucy III
Crittenden VIM
Claridgc Henry r
Ching Mrs G
Dorsey Elizabeth
Davis Joseph M
Deans Elizabeth NJ
benson John b
Daughtrey ID p
f.
Eddens Capt r E
F..
Freeman Charlotte a
Fisher Jacob
Foreman Henry
Fulford n S
Ferguson Robert
G
Gausardcc Monsieur
Goodhues Barcnd
Graham Samuel
Gwynn Anderson 4
Groves Wesley
Goodwin Miss Irvanount
Guy Henry r
Glcnc Thomas w
Graves Robert A
Gary Thomas S
Gary Il
Grimes VIM
Gray Il Il
Hall Jonathan G.
Howell Margaret
Hcssler Mr.
Hewlett Robert
Hasson John
Harvey George
Huffman Martha
Hall Frederick
Hargroycs James
Happier Willis w
Harvey Jno S
Howell Jno p
Howard Henry
Haynes John j.
Herbert Francis G.
Happier Mary F. S
J
Johnson Elizabeth
Jordan Wm T.
JOaucs Amy
Jordan Powhattan
Jarvis John
Joyner James e
Ivcy James
judith John
Keeling Sr Jno
KacfIer Mrs Lois
Kay Miss Caroline II
Persons enquiring fol-
will please say they ar
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
- sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. d. GORDA MS,
Dec 5-N. Lottery and Exchange Office.
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DOCK gkEEpER.-A Gentleman who is a
ID superior Accountant wishes situation in
some good Mercantile IIogsc as Book Keeper
Any House that may want agood Accountant will
please addrc5 Book Keeper, Box IS, Fost Office,
Portsmouth, Va. Jan 10
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ELOUR.-2O0 bbls Richmond choice brands
II received and for sale by WILLS & co,
March "a High street.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !

|
| SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
| ~ this Department addressed to the Secretary of
the Treasury, developed and distinctly endorsed
thereon Proposals for Revenue Steamcrs'D until
| IL O'Clock noon of the Goth day Of April next for
! the following materials work, and equipments re-
CURED Tor the iron revenue steamers Polk and Wal
kcr, now under constr Jction at Richmond, Va,
and Pittsburg, Pa.
| 1t is to be distinctly understood that all tho work
shall be executed in the best manner, and subject to
| the inspection and approval 0f the experimenting
or other officer ordered by this Department. and
| that all the materials and equipments shall be of
the best quality and subject to like inspection and
approval at the places of delivery, Richmond and
| Pttsburg-all packages necessa in the transpor-
taton to be provided the expense of the contract
| Printed forms of Proposals. enumerating the ar.
tclcs required and character Of work for each class
and each vessel separately will he furnished per-
sons DESTROYS of bidding application TO the col
| lectors of the customs at Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York. and Boston, or TO Captain Henry d.
| Hunter, Mt Richmond, or Captain Richard f vans
at Pittsburg. The Collector of the Customs at Nor
folk is likewise furnished with schedules for distri.
| button to persons DESTROYS of making offers.
MIR. Capcs constructor at Richmond. will cxhib.
1t plans of the work, and give every information
required at that place. and Mr.. Carpenter,
structor at Pitsburg, may be consulted the same
subject on application to the collector of the
toms at New York from the 30th day of March Tin.
stanD to the 9TH day of April and to the collector
of the customs al Baltimore from the 10th day of
April to the 18th day of April, at which places Mr.
Carpenter will attend on those dates and from the
2ist day of April to the closing of the contract
| Pittsburg, Pa
| Shipwrights work, Sails s. salmaker's stores
| Joiner work, Ship -chaudlery,
| Rigging, Nautical INSTRUMENTS
Riggers work, books, and charts.
Painters work, Boats,
| Spars, Cabin and ward room fur
| Blocks, niturc
Sufficient surcties will be required for the faithful
performance of the contracts and any difference
arising relative to the quality of articles furnished
or character of work executed, shall be submitted
to the decision of two arbtrators- one to be chosen
| by the government and one by the contractor
who, failing to agree shall choose third, and their
decision shall be final II. J. WALKER,
! Secretary OF the Treasury.
Three times week until April 2Sth in the Wash
! ington Union and Intelligenccr, Philadelphia Key
stone, Richmond Enquirer Portsmouth, Va, New
Era New York Globe, Boston Post, Baltimore Ar
gus, and Pittsburg Morning Post.
| March 3l--3taw
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DURE OLIVE OIL.-Scvcral dozen bottle
i Of very superior OLIVE OIL, which VIC can re-
commend with the utmost confidence For sale
cheap by j. &. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
April 2-3t High street.
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THOMAS TATEM.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferio
w Courts of Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
scmond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
County. Portsmouth, April 7.
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CODA WATER.--Having a good deal Of ex-
- pcricu~c in the fitting up of Soda Water APP
paratus would most respectfully offer my scryi
in that line to the citizens of Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Also Ice Cream Frcczcrs on hand or made to
order. Charges very low ID. S. CHERRY,
March % Under the Old Dominion Office
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VALUABLE SWAMP LAND FOR
SALE

SALE.
WILL BE SOLD, on the third MONDAY in this
w month, before the Court House door in
Portsmouth, at ~ O'clock the Three TRACTS of
LAND, described below follows =
Tract S63 acres, in Camden County, N. c.,
bounded on the East by William Farangc, on the
South by Jas l.. Seguin, on the West by self md
on the North by Cox & Corprew's lands.
Tract $50 acres, in same County and State, bound
cd on the East by the above Tract and Seguim on
the South by the Cross Canal, on the West by Jno
Deford, and on the North by S. & II. Weston's
land.
Tract $50 acres, in same County and State, bound.
cd on the East by the Crooked Ditch, on the South
by Benton, on the West by Ferebee, and on the
North by the Cross Canal
The Terms of Sale will be, one third cash the
balance in three and six months, with mortgage
or the property till paid The Tracts will be sold
together, or separately, may be desired.
JAMES w. DONGAN.
April I'D M. benson, Auctionecr.
SNUFF Maylaud's Celebrated MACCOUBA
- SNUFF.
Also good article of Coarse Rappee.
IL. SCHOOLFIELD & CO..
April 2-3t HIGH street.
DOCKS WORTH POSSESSTNG.-Gniz.
ID OTIS History of the English Revolution of $40.
commonly called the Great Rebellion from the
accession of Charles LIST, to his dcath-translated
by VIM. Haztt.
General History Of Civilization i'm Europe from
the fall of the Roman Empire to the French ReVo-
lutiou-by NJ. Guizot, Professor of History in tho
Faculty of Literature at Paris, and Minister OF
Public instruction with Notes by G. S. Henry, ID
ID. For sale ct Publishers prices by
April 2 w. II. RI. HODGES & co.
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Murray James
Martin Ann G.
Morgan Micajah 2
Nelson Martha II
Murray ID j
N
Newly Samuel
Nash VIM IL
q
Ovcrman Mary Ann
Outtcn Martha a
Odcn Tilgath
Opic Mrs Elizabeth
Il
Peek Sa mucl
Peek Ann w
Primer Mrs Margaret
Powell Mrs Elizabeth S
Pierce Mrs Agnes
Portsmouth Times
Pridor Joseph
Panel Margaret Ann
Parker Jr Jesse
Pierce w w
Parsons Ann
u
Roberts Apzolcttc
Riddick w l.
Reynolds Capt
Rcnuolds Ann
Reed VIM
Reed Mary
Singleton Marcclla
Shipp VIM
Sciner Joshua
Stevenson J. l. 4
Scott Thomas 2
Sommcr George
Smith Mary Ann
Shepherd Nancy
Simas Mary Ann
Snead J Sclburn
Siblcy J G.
Southern Wing
Smallwood
Stokes III
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Tuttlc ] p
Temple James
Thomas VIM b 3
Tyler Henry
Tatcm Nash n
Taylor w csley b 2
fowler Martha b
Tatcm Joseph p
Turner Rcdlcy A
Topping George
Tatcm Mrs Mary
Upshur James
V
Vcrnclson Mary Frances
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Walters Mary
WhcatncY Marrict
Ward Elkanah
Wilson Eliza
Wise Joscpha Nj
Wilson Mrs Sally 2
| Walker Sarah
Weaver John
West Margaret A.
Wilson f. J
Walters Mrs Charles
Waddcll John
Williamson James 2
Webb Miss G. T.
Walker Chichester
Wilson DIR Ii w
Webb DIR + V
Webb James X
Webb Sarah II
Watts Miss v
Whitchurst Mary Ann
Watts Miss G.
Williamson Miss NJ f. l.
Y
Yoast Mrs Elizabeth
NAVY
Commander of Schr Fir
Ii II G Cogdcll
Charles Frost
Jacob Fullerton
Henry McFaddcn
Perry f Goodrich
George v Gunner
Isaac A Richardson
Edward f. y Ayers
Hiram J Bell
Thomas Browne
J a Jordan
David Francis
Michael Rcidy
George Sinclair
Charles J Brook6eld
Thomas Kelly
Randolph Wilkinson
Letters from tho above lis
advertised.
JOHN HODGES, p. NJ.
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G-DR. JOHN II. YOUNG, respectfully in
orms his friends and the Public, that those wishing
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leave their Orders
at his Office during the day, and at the Crawl ford
House during the night and they will be promptly
attended to. Dec. 90 lS45
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SIATING, PLASTERING, 81 c.-Thc un.
- designed takes this method OF informing his
friends aud the public generally that he Is now pre-
pared to execute all work in his line such as SLA-
TING, PLASTEBING, STUCCO and ORNA MEN.
TAI WORK, also tVhitetcayhing and Whitening
Ud'S, Stating and Plastcring repaired in the neat
est manner. The subscriber from his practical
knowledge of the Business, feels confident that he
can give satisfaction to all who will give him their
work.
o. Orders lcft at the stores Of Mr.. JOS A Bit.
soLY Or THos Books will meet with prompt at.
tcntiou. FRANCIS l.. BENSON
N. 3. Persons i'm the country having Plastcrino
to do will find it to their advantage to give him p
call or by letter, directed to him, Portsmouth, Va
Jan l5-3m +. l.. B.
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THE ATTRACTIONS OF HEAVEN
a neat Miniature Vol, edited by II A. Graves;
For sale by w. Ii. H. HODGES & co.
March 29
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6 EGA RS.-5O NJ. Principe aud Rega1ia ST.
- CARS, just received consignment, and for
sale by j. WILLS,
March 81 Commerce street.
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+ IFE OF PAUL JONES, at the New York
IL Book Store. Price rs cents.
April N. b. WEBSTER
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THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTION
SHIP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL 100000!
lnsurcs Buildings in general Merchandise, House.
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargoes, Gin port
only) Ships Vessels being built, or repaired
and every description of Pc, sonal Property.
The subscriber is prepared to issue Policies direct
at the lowest rates of premium in Portsmouth, Nor
folk and the surrounding Country.
Applications by letter, giving description of pro
pcrty, &c, &C., promptly attended to by
GEORGE Nj. Balm,
Portsmouth, Aug 27 Agent.
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WE offer an extensive stock Of the following
w articles
Pipes and half pipes Cognac Brandy -
Do do Madeira Wine
Do of superior Holland Gin
Do Imitation do do For sale by
March 81 j. WILLS
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[XILLA LARGE HISTORY, price
w 81 cents Small History 81 cents. For
sale at w. H. ii. HODGES g. cos.
April7 Cheap Book and Fancy Store
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CHRONOMETERS rated by Solar Transit
" Observations, with their errors of Greenwich
mean time infinitely ascertained by
Nov 2l-M6m EDWARD L. YOUNG.
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Reported fbr the (,sl,anbjass FoSntan.
TweAty-ninth Cepgress:
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, June IL, 1876.

MIR. Allen submitted resolution, which hes
over, to conduct, Executive business with open
doors.
A message was received from the President
Of the United States, communicating official
accounts OF the recent battles on the Rio Grande
(and similar one was sent to the House.)
After discussing joint resolution in relation
TO the printing OF the laws, the Senate went
into an Executive session on the Oregon treaty.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. King, Of Georgia, from the COMMITTEES
On Naval Affairs, reported bill to authorize
and require the Secretary Of the Navy, to enter
into certain contracts for the transportation OF
the United States mail in ocean steamers;
which. with the accompanying report was
read and referred to the committee OF the Whole
on the State of the Uuion. The bill proposes
10 appropriate $l5O,0OO to carry the objects
into effect.
The House insisted on its amendments to
the supplemental War bill--that after the war.
the number Of Major Generals shall be reduced
10 one, and the number Of Brigadisr Generals
10 two. ast s4 -
The Committee appointed to inquire how
Mr.. G. J. Ingersoll obtained from the State De-
partment certain information id relation 10 Mr.
Webster, made report, in which they say
two of the clerks are implicated they submit
the testimony and leave the House to make up
an opinion. The report and testimony were
ordered to be printed.
Several propositions were made, without ef-
feet, to give General Taylor and his officers,
silver and bronze medals, made OF the bombs
thrown by the Mexicans into Fort Brown.
Mr.. Brinkerhoff, was alike unsuccessful in
his desire to introduce bill, increasing the
pay Of the privates in the army, two dollars .
month, in addition to what they now receive.
A motion was made 10 suspend the rules SO
as TO introduce resolution to adjourn the two
Houses Of Congress, on the 24th Of July, but
il did not prevail,
AT twenty minutes past three O'Clock, the
House adjourned to ten tomorrow.
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AND WASHINGTON
ROAT

Z eNn The steamboat J. JOHNSON having
resumed her route, the hours of de
panure, until further notice, will be as follows,
Leave Alexandra at 4, Q, II, "a, and o'clock.
Leave Washington At 9, 10, ~, 8, S. and Z do.
H J. CORSON,
june i@-u U.A Captain.
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THE VoLuErEERs.-The several companies
Of Baltimore and District Of Colurhbia. Volun-
teers, under the command Of LII. COL Watson,
were carried down on Wednesday afternoon
last, to Fort Washington, where they are to
remain until their embarkaton'for the Southern
army. The preparations Tor their reception on
board the steamship Massachusetts,, now lying
at our wharves. are going on rapidly, and the
whole battalion will proceed in that vessel to
the Rio Grande.--.Aler. Gas..
VIGoRous- Those who desire better un-
derstanding Of the full import Of this word may
"get an idea" from the following, which we
clip from the Philadelphia Times
"E. A. Poe, esq, well known as the most
vigorous critic in the country" says one Of our
country cousins. The vigor Of the meat-axe
or hand saw
WEsrERN PApERs-There are l6 daily
newspapers published in Cincinnati, eleven
of which are in English and four in the Ger
man language. Seventeen weeklies, uncon-
nected with daily issues, two semi-monthlies,
and twelve monthlies.
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A WELL-DRAwING STovE.-Two persons,
each occupying room in the same building,
the one in the story above was complaining
that his stove did not dra,c well. The other
replied, II thought that it did dra,c ,ceA. for
find il drawing my wood up stairs"
AN OLD REvoLUTIorER GATHERED TO his
Fathers. Samuel Lounsbury aged 89, sol
der Of the Revolution. and distinguished for
many exploits, died at Bristol on Saturday
Happily he lived TO hear Of the victories Of
the Rio Grande.
The loss by the tornado at Grenada, Miss,
is estimated at $4,000 or $4,000. Twenty
one persons were killed and sixty wounded,
many Of them dangerously. The number Of
houses torn from their foundations was ll2.
The barque Pons sailed on Wednesday ior
the Mediterranean. The proprietors have sig
nifed their intention to alter her name to that
Of Caroline. M s st
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From the report made yesterday by the com
mttee appointed to ascertain the mode in
which Mr.. C. J. Ingersol obtained his infor-
nation from the State Department relative to
Mr. Webster, it appears that several OF the su.
bordnate officers of the Department are mpli-
Gated.
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bogs; but we detssnined never % look baek,
but press onward sh6 upward, against all op-
position and trials, calling upon the Alm'gn'y
10 como to our rescue, as the great body o. the
clergy and the christians will not come 20 oul
\ |relief. @4lfI M
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IT Interesting Services at Mr.. Tus-
tins Church on Sunday next. The services at the
Central Church on Sabbath next will be Of pecu-
liarly interesting character In the morning we
derstand, dscourse will be preached by Mr., Tus-
tin in relation to the lanented death of COL Cross.
In the afternoon at o'clock, the installation Of Mr.
Tustin as pastor Of the Church, will take place, in
which several clergymen appointed BY the Prssby-
terry Of Baltimore for that purpose will participate.
iuno l3 s44s,l eN9s
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A great conjurer has taken up his quarters
at Odd Fellows Hall. He can perform many
wonderful feats, but he cnnnot transform a
drunksrd into sober man without his signing
the pledge. M
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-13

Yesterday in the House one member charged
another with having stated a gross fasehood.
How easy it would have been TO have said
"the gentleman IS Mistaken
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rs The Rev. Thomas ID. Anderson, Of
Salem, Massachusetts, will, by Divine permission,
preach in the Capitol Tomorrow, at | o'clock A.
M. june Is
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-13

Should the House refuse to take up the tariff
bill on Monday, j, is understood that the mea-
sure will be abandoned for the present session