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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-31

Pursuant 10 Deed of Trust oxe.
n d. - cutcd by Maurice b. Iangborno
&&syNa,is - and others, TO the undersigned a.
I5i1 ~ IL zE trustee, for purposes therein men
$3.50 toned, will he sold at Public Aoc
ton, on FRIDAY the LIST of January next. befor.
the Court House door, in Portsmouth, at IL o,coct
NJ, this beautiful and valuable FARM loc.ted
on the Main Road leading to SnfFolL ;I
from the Town Portsmouth. II contains SEVEN
TY ACRES, and is bounded on the Fast bo Ii 81
belonging 70 the estate Of Mordecai Cooke decessed
on the South by the Main Road, on tbe West h.;
lands belonging to the estate of John wilson az
ceased, aud on the North, by Scott's Creek navi
gable for sna n boats and which is we'll a9an,ed e.
planting Oysters. As Market Farm The OF
Grove is admirably located and elightfoIiv sit
uated for a Residence, combining tho adVanis &C.
Of town and country. Terms made known or 81
dag OF sale. JAS g. HoLLADAY, Trustee. ''
Dec Is 'SS'
HERALD and Beacon copy 81,
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MARRIED.

n IN Norfolk, Tbursdsy evening LAST, by the Rev.
~ ~. webb, Mr.. RoBBRT FRosT, Of Princess Anne
NV%Untyy TO Miss LAURANA MATTHIAS, OF that city
,,oD the 23d instant bv the Rev. Rueben Jones,
J. JACOB DARpEN, TO Miss JANgTrg NoRFLEET,
County, Va.
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STILL FOR RENT

O. The Dwelling over the Drug Store Sign
szazl OF the Big Mortar. 1t will answer renar ka.
-G1lbly well for small family. We are dc.
sirous of renting it only to small family few, or
no children. CHAS. H. HEINITSH, Agent.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.-BARNE5s
~ PILE LOTION This Lotion has been used for
several years past, and has universally given sal
faction. Many pzE7;ns who have been afflicted
with this paiuiui C.sease, and suffered for rnapv
years under its influence, have been cured in faJS,
and get pamphlet respecting ii. The C;en,1ire
for sale at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
Sep 10 CHAS. II. HEINITSH, A cent
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YOUNG,S
ENGLISH AND MATHFMATICAL SEMINARY
PORTSMOUTH,.
NH exercises in the above Institute will he rc
sumed on MONDAY, Jan. All. As several
vacancies exist IN each department., male and fe !.
DESTROYS of obtaining them. ~ ''o''
o, EDWARD l.. YOUNG.
Dec 3l--4t
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LONG SHoT.--A bullet which was fred al
a q, marx by young man at Lee, passed through
a s; target and entered house quarter of mile
Instant and lodged in a watch in the breas, puck
e' OF one of the inmates Boston Post.
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ANDING THIS DAY, rs boxes Goshen
~ Cheese--37 casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole and half boxes Raisins
so or and eighth kegs Buckwheat
10 bags Ginger. Pepper and Alspice
Dbl Nutmegs
80 bags Rio aud Java Coffee
is kegs goshen Butter
25 boxes Starch
% bbls N. E. Rum
rs do Baltimore Whiskey
so boxes Smith and Dalletts Candles
rs bbs Mountain Flour
so packages Guupowder ond Black Tea
100 butts Hill and Mann's Tobacco
l3D do Jones Som lbs aud 5's do.
For sale by JOSIAH WILLS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THOMAS TATEM ,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NIILL practice in the Snpcr Tor and Inferior
w Courts Of Princess Anne, Norfolk an Nan
semond Counties. and of the City of Norfolk He
Will attend to business when desired i'm any Other
County. Portsmouth. April IZOD
VOCAL MUSIC. II. HEWITT, Prof ssor
OF Music, respectfully Informs the citizens OF
Portsmouth and its vicinity, that he will commence
Portsmouth Female Seminary as soon as a suffi.
cicnt number OF Pupils shall be obtained. His sys.
tenn OF Instruction is peculiar to himself alone and
has met with extensive favor in New York Balti.
moro and Washington.
For further particulars, apply at the Seminary.
Aug 90
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A RARE CHANCE.

&EA Having more my hands than I can
Hsa5l well attend TO, now offer that well known
-I=,A1BUSiNESS STAND that lately purchased
OF i. w. Johnson, with the new Piece attached
good tenant-together with Cart Honsc ard sIt
The Cart House and Stalls sufficient for the
commodation for fifteen Horses and Carts Car.
flages, Giggs or Buggies. The House is we'll sitn
ated Tor Public House and Grocery or Ref,ecto.
Ty Being thirty five feet in length by twenty.two
doeP; with seven large and convenient Rooms -
me baseme mt being large Room would maze a
good Room for Grocery or Bar Room The loca
non OF this House is admirable for business of all
~ yards OF the foot of the Market anv ncrsor
wishing TO enter in business would do well to call
Dec I7-3w pAnr.1,
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EOK IL IRE. for the year. 6 or 8 valuable
u NEGRO MEN. Amongst them are four cx-
Geiieht mechanics Is, ick- Layers, and Plasterers,
Brick. Makers and Rurners one a Young ma n
brought up in the house, an excellent house or
oody-servant; the others, good laborers Apply
10 80 j. THOMPSON.
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COMMISSION ER,S SAI-Epnrsr.,,, -

COMMISSION ER'S SALE.-Pursuaut to a
~ decree oil the County Court of Norfolk bearing
Gate on the 10th day of November, 1916 in a suit
therein pending in Chancery, in which John F.
Young IS Plaintiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
VIM H. Young Infants, are Defendants, ] shall
proceed to sell at Public Auction for cash before
the Court House of Norfolk County, on the Ist day
OF January mex, at IL O'Clock, the following Real
and Personal Estate, to wit:
piece, parcel or tract of Land in the Parish of
Portsmouth, in the County OF Norfolk, situated at
the head OF the Western Branch containing ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE ACRES moro or
less aSd which was devised TO the parties in the
SUIT ny the will of Charlotte ColleY, deceased.
Nuu saves nancy ana Isaac, the last about TWEEN
ty one years Of age. JOHN COOKE
Dec 5-tds Comnissiopar
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.

NoriolR, lItn DeCmeber, 1916
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be re
~ ceivcd until IL o'clock, the 10Th day Of Jan.
uary next for the delivery at the Navy Yard i'm
medlately, and within one month, thereafter of the
following articles to be the best quality and sub
Jec to inspection at the Yard before they arc re.
ceived and paid foI.
Paper. n
Twenty three thousand Sd Clout Nails.
One gross single twist 4-S Augurs, of LIE HOME.
DEUS patent.
Offers must he accompanied with guaranty OF
some known responsible person, that the person of.
erIng IS able to comply with The contract and will
in ten days execute bonds with good and sufficient
security TO that effect for which the guaranty will
be held liable in of failure according In the
act of Congress in that made and provided.
GEO. LOYAL,
DEC lf--Ih4w Navy Agent
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TEACHEpa WANTCD

TEACHERS WANTED,
'TNHE TRUSTEES of Portsmouth want To en-
"A ploy two male and two female Teachers for
Puoiic Schools to be established in the town. for
the ensuing year. Applicants will be required 10
produce certificates of moral character, and also
TO undergo thorough examina ton, as TO their
qualifications. Persons DESTROYS of being en-
ployed, must apply without delay to
JAMES MURDAUCH
THOMAS HUME,
Dec "a SAM'L. NJ. WILSON
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FOR SMITHFIELC

60 The new steamer Fdtpn
IL --Nh will, until further notice
|(,iS:.5s7 r-St::a1 make Three Trips week
. between Norfolk & Smith
field leaving Myers wharf, Norfolk, every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock, A. M :;
returning, leave Smithtield every Monday, We'd
nesiay and Friday, at O'Clock, A. M.
Passage $l-Freight at the packet rates.
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DURE OIL OF LEMON.-Pure Rose Wa.
Il ter, Pure Cinnamon Water, Orange Flow.
err Water, and several kinds of ESSENCES pre
pared with great care expressly for the Christmas
Festivals. Also on hand the Geasins Cologne ITa-
Yer ana Ray Rum IN fancy bottles of all Sizes for
Dec ~ High street
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M III. III. HODGES 81 CO., have Just re-
w ceved at their Book and Variety Store a
GUITAR which has been pronounced by an excel
ent judge of Musical instruments, to be very SUI
Perior toned instrument. Call soon if you want
bargain. Dec < :
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Il
~ CHASES.-Splendid double stitch Brogans at
8 per pair-240 pairs lust received al the New
York Boot and She C Store.
Boys's extra heavy Brogans at 62I and 65 cents
pair-ISO pairs received and for sale at the New
York Shoe Store.
Youths B,ogans at 40 and 60 c. nts-lSO pairs re-
ceived and of prime quality.
Youths Winter Boots at 10 cents pair no such
bargains in Youths Boots can be found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
Mems thick Boots at Sl.75; all who want thick
the Boot Store. '' "
Mems Kip Boots, at S2.25, a few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Boots extra size.
do Women's Grain Boots.
case Mems prime Elastic Over Shoes
doc Gents sporting Hats.
do Boys Caps, very cheap.
5 do Mems Fur do do
The above is part of an invoice which are omen.
ing this morning, and which can sell less Than
the manufact urers themselves, and less than they
are to be found at any other place south of New
York All who wish 10 purchase by the case or
pair would do well to call at the New York Boot
and Shoe Store, next to the Farmers Bank
Main street, Norfolk. j. H. GREGORY
Dec ~
SUNDRIES.-3O hhds Molasses- 40 bills Moss
~ Pork
20 bbls Mackcrel-25O kcgs Cut Nails
~ casks Cheese-40 bbls Vinegar
20 packages Tea-l00 boxes Soap
SO boxes Starch
20 packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
Ioo dozen Buckets aud Brooms
- 20 reams Wrapping Paper
Receiving in Store and for sale by
WHITING & JONES,
Nec iZ-ot No. 10, Roanoke Square.
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JOSIAH WILLS, Agent for the sale of i r.
Tripiett 4 Sons Nails. keeps constantly on la nd
full assortment. and will supply the trade al 3
low prices article of equal quality can he p,r
chased in any CT the northern markets. Just re.
ccivcd 500 kegs vel assorted Nov 81
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Thc subscriber takes
tbs method OF infoi ming his friends and the
ton OF the county for the South during the CON
ing year, he will therefore, and .tter the 1t of
January, lS47, close his Books ana &c an, entire Cash
Business He intends (notwithsta nding) keeping
Up his assortment until his departure, and pledges
himself to all those who may favor him with their
custom to sell PURE, WELL SELECTED AND
CHEAP GROCERIES. He is determined to sell
City. los a RiG icfri VS.
Dec l2-ts = - -
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THE LAST CALL FOR TAXES-Au

THE LAST CALL FOR TAXES.-AII
Persons who are yet indebted for TOWN TAX.
ES, are respectfully informed that my duty is i'm
PeratiVe IN the matter, and shall he compelled to
levy on their goods and chates if they are not inn
Inediateiy settled The Board of Trustees will
show no lenity to me my suIetics, and look for
a prompt settlement early in January, all will,
therefore, see the necessity | am under to ADOPT
trust that each will promptly meet their liabilities
thereby relieving me from a very unpleasant dutv
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, To,on Collector.
Dec
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GARPETINGS SELLING OFF AT, &
~ BELOW COST.-The subscribers intend to
close their instore Stock of CARP ETINGS this sea-
article Those who want will do well to cali car
ly, as they are determined to close without regard
TO COST Their stock consist Of Brussels, Superior
dhree Ply, Fine and Superfn Ingram, and Cotton
Carpelings. JOHN COOKE g. 20
Nov III
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FOR RENT.

The HOUSE on Queen street. above
Ia Washington /; it is now occupied by ]. M.
lsss.M& Miles. IL has beautiful Garden with
Isssl&A the best of Fruits; it has Spring in the
t~2-s3 garden, known by great many of the
cluzens of this place to be the best water in the
town 1t has a Stable, a Woodhouse, and Kitoh-
EN-. Terms low to good tenant. Enquire at the
F0rtsmcuth Arcade. J. M. MILES.
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1NH + Subscriber takes this opportunity To in
Il inform his friends and the public generally,
that he has Just received from the North new lot
of CLOTHING. among which is lot of FANCY
GOODS. suitable for the approaching Christmas ;
very cheap for cash. j. M. MILES.
Dec l9
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M RS. 8. CROKER proposes, (if sufficient
1Vl encouragement be given her) to give Les
sons in tho art of PENMANSHI to young Ladies
and Misses, at her residence Middle street com
mencing on the 10th. Hours Of dftendance-fi ON
to half past O'Clock at evening Terms W in bc
moderate.
Mrs. c. will also rake Class of Lads if desired
Nov 10
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TOR THE WINTER.-.Just received =
u Factory prices The following articles Cinder
Sboveg, Coal Scuttles, Tea Spoons, largo and srosi,
Bake Ovens, British cheap Lustre and ali kind 80
Stoves. Also gooi article OF Coffee Mill for az
low price Of 81 cents DAN'L. s. CHERRY ~
Sep % Under the old Dominion Once
WANTED, few hundred bushels Black Fsv
w Poas Enquiro of ]. WILLS,
Dec Commerce street
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EW BOOKS just received and for sale by
w. II. III. HODGES g. CO
Graham's English Synonymcs
Amy Herbert. tale by the author of Gertrude,
Salkcld's Classical Antiquities
Nos. l23 and l24 illustrated Shakespeare
No. l3 Illustrated History of England
Guizots History of Civilization, vol
Ffosts Book of Anecdotes; or the Moral of His.
tory, taught by real examples
Introduction TO the French Languaoe. contain,
ing Fables, Select Tales, Rema rkable Facts Anu.
sing Anecdotes, Sc, with Dictionary OF all the
words translated into English by nj. De Fivas
Evenings with the Chronicles; or Uncle Ru
pert's Tales of Cbivalry "
The Story of Joan of Arc
Boyd's Eclectic Moral Philosophy Dec II
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GROCERIES, &c -iOOo bbls fine Floor pill.
~ mond, Falmouth, Baltimore and Frederick.
burg inspection 'oN'
ig6! packages Manufactured Tobacco lbs n nd
half lbs, SIS, SIS, 1875, and l6s
$40 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee
IL packages Green and Black Tea
100 bbls superior Old Rye whiskey
100 do New Orleans Mes Pork
70 bags Ginger, Allspice and Pepper
20 half bbls Salt Petre and Saleratus
100 boxes Smith Curlett's 6s Candles
70 bbs n. E. Rum, for sale by
JOSIAH WILLS
Zee ~ Commerce street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.C.HALL&CO.
CHICKERING'S
PIANO FORTES.

'I'hE extraordinary Improvements that have OF
late years taken place in the construc ton of
Piano Fortcs, aided by the increased taste for tho
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music
among pohe classes. have caused this iavarite
instrument to become indispensably necessary in
al respectable families. In the PIANO FORBES
which CHICKERING has the honor of submit ing
I'D inc Public, we trust combined the va ious
quahucs oil power bril'iancv, sweetness and uni
for'niiy OF tone requisite to make perfect i'm.
strunent We enabled to warrant every H.
srument PERFECTLY SOEND, veil seasoned
and OF the vc'y best materials nj superior work.
mansnip, thus uniting superiority of quality with
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY attended to
with the grcatcst punctualty, aud G.. III. & Co CO
To assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at dis,
lance, that whenever they favored by orders
per letter. IL is NJ less their practice than their i'm.
tcrcst to send such ins.ruu Cit as shall bear the
rictcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FORTES arc extremely handsome
"nu convenient instruments, possessing full rich
and brilliant tone "
g1.Reco'lect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED pI
AM FGkTES, to he had of HALL & Co.. Nor.
TX, va, better instruments and lower price than
any other IN America
lhey VIII be sold at manufacturers prices and
WARRANTED IN evrry 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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ID U SPICES, Sc.--We have received
another fresh supply OF Pure and Genuine SPI
CES, particularly for the accommodation OF those
VINO wish to make some Niceties for the Christina
Hoydays (such as Mince Pics Cakes c)
Cloves, Cinnamon Mace, Nutmegs
AllsDice, Powd Ginger, White Ginger Penncr
Double Distilled Rose. Pure Oil Lemon 'F'
Orange Water, Essence Lemon SC, &c
Also, Fresh Supcrfne Olive or Table Oil For
sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec IL CHAS III: HEINlTSH, Agent.
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nALLETI9S CANDLES.-50 boxes Dali.
- let's Mould Candies, ccvin and for sale by
Dec "a JOSIAH WILLS.
E'oK HlR E.-Thc NEGROES belong ing to
Il to the estate of Thos. Hughlett, deceased will
DC hired out at Deep Greek on SATURDAY, the Cd
oil January next A. r SMITH, Admir-.
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A NUALS ANDOTHER BOOKS, suita.
IN bic Tor Christmas and New Years Presents
The ANA ranth-Friendship' Offering
The May Flower
Poetry of Flowers and Flowers of Poetry
Poets of America-The Rose
Halleck's Pocms-Poems of Amelia
Millions Poctical Works
Childe Harold
Myrtis, with other Etchings
Poetical Works OF Collins GRAY and Beattie
Sears New Pictorial Library
Bunyan's Illustrated Pilgrims Progress
Poetical Works of Miss Landon
Poctical Works of Rogers Campbell Montgome
ry, Lamb, and Kirk White
Juvenile Scrap Books-Goldsmith's ESSAYS
Hyacinth or Affections Gift
Southey's Poetical Works
Beautiful bound Prayer Books
Bibles and Hymn Books together with n great
variety OF Juvenile Books, for sale low by
Dec % Crawfnrd s,r..
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Dec 12--6

NJ OR T. CHEAP GOODS. Just received
" Shovcls and longs at rs cents per pair; do at
S .25; do at S. so
Walters of beautiful Patterns
Spoons at all priccs-Coffec Mills do
Frying Pans-Dog Irons
Brass Candlcsticks at so cents pair
Carpet Tacks-Patcnt Spring Balances
Knivrs and Forks at rs cents per sctt
Tea Kettles at 625 cents-SpIttoons at 374 and 62I
per pair y
And for Christmas, Mince Pie Plates, and other
Goods too numerous to mention
Also, Stoves of all kinds and prices Call and
look at them. DANIEL : CHERRY
Dec IL Under The Old Dom;n;on oHo
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POOTS AND SHOES.-Weareo penin, this
~ morning another large lot of BOOTS and
SHOES, Purchased at the late cash sales in New
ehasers wholesale and retail on accom- moCIatino
terms
2OO pairs Mems Thick Boots, I.50 to $500
300 do do Heavy Brogans, rs to 6 90
$50 do do Kip do as to $i25
40 do do Napoleon Boots
l6D do Gents Fine Winter Boots
70 do Water Proof Boots, 2. 80 "a 90
100 do Boys Boots, LOO to $l5O
$50 do Youths do, rs to SIPS
ALSO,
$50 pairs Womcn's fine Goat Bootces vcr y cbcan
10 do Ladies' fine Morocco Buskins
ALSO,
doz Mems Buckskin Gl YES, at rs cts the pair
8 90 90 boys Boy. do do at37A do do
30 MEMS do Mittens, at So do do
New York Boot and Shoe Store, next TO the Far
mer's Bank, Main streets J. H. GREGORY
Dec 10
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

LINE TO
Richmond Petersburg, Fredericksbug Washington
and Alexandria,
A-Sn Fare to Richmond and
E-lTz1s Petersburg, rs cents only,
PE;:aSS:: :::fd. -S3:ss:I including meals.
So-EaSsSS@aS0 Fare to fredericksburg,
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- CoHiNG.- We respectfully call the attention
oil tne public generally, to our fine and excellent
AID Other Combs, Soaps &c. Also, another suonIS
OF that most celebrated Cologne the Real Genuine
ETnd' imported by Dr.. NJ a. Santos, of Norfolk
rms Is todrrdned TO be the real article and supcror
to any in the known world
CoLoeNEs, French, Germany and American
ELEGANT EXTRACTS, for Hhdk'fs
Superior Bay Rum, with almost eyerv other ar
tcle In our ::.v For sale at the Drug Store. sign
of the Big Mortar.
Dec II CHAS. II. HEINITSH Aoent
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EXCH ANGE on Now York and Baltimore in
- sums to suit purchasers be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
I. zee H-u Lottery mn Exc han Office.
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The Great stenmhnnr Project.

70 tle Edst0y q TAS 7rt6ts.:
SlR: In The Tribune CT Tuesday, tn inst. you
SPEAK Of great scaoos, protect; uader the management
ve.passn Kills, Esq. navigate the orouoeo and Of
the great advantages likely to result Or ;hA, enterprise
Darby. YOU observe. says the oronoee is about 1890
miles length There Is cypher many, suppose
10 not cav q: that Il IS that should DO sorry tia.
any should DO msed by any Darbys glowing aesc7-
aous lie is like Robins, the dsshins London ancuorcer
Both BY their enthusiasm well calculated TO produce bitter
disappointment and loss OF time aud money About twenty
pine years back bought Emsrants Guide, OF Oar.
oy'S. at Boston. lie speaks in that work, which
published IN 1874. OF Norfolk. IN Yry;a!s Norfolk Will
probably become the Emporium for the chief part Of the
trade OF the Chesapeake Bay and waters was IN Nor
felix about three years back, when IL struck being
OF the dulles; ports ever was In, either IN this
Country in Europe Or Hudson, In this State he
&. has had The most rasd growth OF any place In Amer
lea. cxcept Baltimore" thirk few towns. especially
Ciss. have siandstill appearance than Daroys
rapidly growing City OF Hudson Let one put sn Implicit
reliance Darby. least they should repent when might
be TOO late W. s.
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Taipxs In phi,ade,nhia.
Of ne TriS4pe.

PxrLAorLrHIA, JAY :, isi6
We are excessively dull and excessively hot u
or city The Thermometer has r1ssed about IS In The
shade ali the morning. but since dinner hsvc eoole,
atmosphere with Indications Of shower.
Business is paralyzed, and will so continue wnis
Congress /, ;nkerns the Tariff s>d putting British GOT,
ton IN The system OF American legislation. Will.
reign policy res on; Cabinet hardly expect oresa
commercial sav.ees 20 hsvo any eject business
England will Wi; rrtil tie pear I: ripe ard then Punaab
ou- couzeree and manufactures. Under the combined
ELECTS u panic and uncertainty ali business Is suspended
Anc srF citizens look aaxsoGsly toward Washington
hoping assns; scpe that something ky De dore IN the
sensie 10 ARES; the e1a Of rrn Pennsylvania Gas much
a. stake and win etsr her folly Il Free Trace
Poney OF M. PeiSs cabinet sssl ~ adopted Eat will
she have wisdom
A number OF the officers OF the 7,h Infantry a.
rived in city LAST evening from, the Rio Grande
snons them Csps Hawkins, who succeeded Maj Brown
In command OF Fort Taylor during liz bombardmens -
These oiee-s si look If hsy had hard service
and Mr.. Polk would have shown morn true ius,ice had
ee promoted scrns OF them instesd Of drawing officers
rem ev' lie. who are inexperienced AID unqualified
cave come North TO recruit the rarks OF their Reg
"sns. IEey ode. small pay and great coSy.
we are entirely destitute OF LEGAL news. The
Mayor hs had bis hands FAIL since the I;h ard Sth ma
Sng examples . drunken rodes and pupshln bows 10.
trnS crackers While they lmprisou tho pocr dunes WIZ
set drunk ;hey PASS by Ge wrecaes who deal ou. the
poison.
Some sensation has been created in the protestan,
Episcopal Church here sy the secession u one OF s u,iu
is;crs Rev. Mr.. Msior TO the Catholic Caurch.