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cease and be determined until the State Of North
Carolina shall reinstaic the Petersburg Rail Road
Company in all the privileges Granted them in the
several acts passed ior their benefit by the said
State, or until the legislature oi Virginia shall
otherwise direct: ProciGsd ko,,rsr. That this acc.
ton shall not hc in froc unt the Petcrsbarr Rail
Road Company shall ngtrc to tho thirds 5, ction of
this act. which confcrs the Board of Public
works the power so tn regulate from time time
the fare for passengers on each Rail Road between
Weldon and Baltimoreand Weld,n a nd PETERSBURG,
as TO prevent an injurious competition.
s. This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
Relating to the sale of the Portsmouth and Ro.
anoke Rail Road.
July 3 rhtds J. H., j.. 2d Aud.
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liIiikgsa try, will be opened for visitors ON The
Il.ll&& LIST of June.
sd-zzA.<sS Since the last season a boaut;G,l
Building has been erected, fronting three hundred
and ten ieet and very many alterations and i'm
provements have been made in other respects The
grounds have been much improved, fine walks
made To the Bath Hou-ca, aud for those who prcEcr
Snrf-bathing, no place can present IA fiuer beach
NO expense has been spared render this for com.
tort and pleasure, in every respect the first place
IN the country The beauty of the scenery and the
salubrty o! tho climate, together with tho varous
sources "i interest and amusement make this the
host attractive place in the Union.
ne walks in and around me Fort, together with
me music Of the splendid Band, are alone well
worth visit here. Situated on the Chesa pea Ike
pay ON the great line of travel between the North
anu SOUTH IT offers agreeable visiting place 10
those going North ~
u Is within "a hours Of New York Is Of Ph:la.
dc'pha' IL OF Baltimore, Washingtion Alexandria
ana Annapolis, OF Ki,hmond and Petersburg and
within hour OF Norfolk aud Portsmouth thereby
cnahhnT persons engaged in active business la
place their families in of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country whcr, they
can bc united at any time within u few hours =
throughout the Summer from Z to 10 of the finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily moving in every
direction, Offering cvcrv facility for rcacninr here
or gctung away, and FROM the chcapness of the
rare hodln% out great Inducements 20 travel
Inc services OF active efficient agents hav,
oecn procured, and no excrtione will be spared to
render comfortable, all who NAV favor us with
thelr company. JAMES S FRENCH
Nav 81
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DIR. WISTAR'S GREAT DySCovERy

II was once said ''Thc, i. nothing new under
the sun" This has been emphaticaliy true, in re-
gard to medicines. Hundreds OF Pills, Panacca4,
ExRe9torants' and Specifics of all sorts have been
Puhed in,o notoriety-all made mainly of tho same
ingredients, adding no new materials to the heal.
ing art But DR.. Wstar Basam of Wild Cherry
furnishes new medical agcnt-a new principle
evolved nom natures own depository. 1t cures
Asthma, incipient Consumption, Liver Complaint
and all diseases of the Lungs, when nothing else
will An honorable member Of the Canadian Par
lament writes that it has cured him of Asthma of
ten years standing. A. Williams, ESQ.,, Attorney
at Law, 5S, William street, New York was cured
of the same disease of twenty four years. standing
Mr. Cozens. of Haddonfcld, N. j., makes affida VT
that il cured him of supposed Consumption after
phys icians had given him up to die and so of hun
dreds Of others.
0o- Remember, we positively, in no case, aim
Off unreal cures as produced by this Invaluable
remedy. BE sure to get &c DIR. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. VISTA RS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by J. BUTTS Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
Or For particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent
Agents-Portsmouth, C.. H. HEINZ TSH AGENT :.
Norfolk, NJ. A. SANTOS, and also by Drugyists
generally in this State.
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VALUABLE BooKs.-Bancroft's 'HisIor,

~ a.
~, ,olS--pricc So on
niison s history 90
ThicI 3 French Revolution If
Guizots English Revolution 10
fngersols Late War S.
SloorheS waterloo Campaigns 90
Napoleon and his Marshalls, 9 vols 20
Lyill's Travels, . vols , on
Harper's New Miscellany per vol 20
Mrs. Sigourncy's Poems on
Parted Family. Sc, by Mrs Dana 90
Dicks Works liz
Rogct's Physiology on
Gathered Leaves, by Mrs Gould m
Mans6eld's Life of Scott I os
Kings Argentine Republic | on
Lille in California mn
Tbompson's Mexico o.
Greece OF the Greeks, vols 50
Montezuma by Matuiin vols IN
Medici Series of Italian Prose- per vol 60
Prair edoui by Luthron %
Over the Ocean *
Tripplags in Author Land *
Normans Rambles by Land and Water TX
Charles VIII of France, 2 vols *
Vestiges of Creation 75
Young Ladies Guide (Newcombn, m
Mahans Field Fortifications a.
70 Eiers fnrehologlcal Works , %
Webster's Octave Dictionary, 2 vols II 40
Waverly Novels, bound, in Z vols D 90
Bowdtch's Navigator 90
Also great variety of School aud Classical Books
at Northern prices, for sale at the New Book Store
n. b. WEBSTER
One door North of the Crawford House
July 20 Portsmouth Va.
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A MOTHER LOT orr BOOKS from Harm

n & Brothers 0"' per
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities
abridged from the larger Dictionary by William
chen, L. l.. ID. %"
. Inc Bible, The Koran, and the Talmud or. Bib
neal Legends of the Mussumans, complied from
tons, by DR.. G. We'll ''''
No. II HarPcr's New Miscellany, on the conncc-
uon oil the Physical Sciences, by Mary Somervilc
No. 10 illustrated jew
No. Pictorial History of England
NOS 81, 30, 81 and % illustrated Shakespeare
French Domestic Cooking, combining elegance
Fae at w H. H. UODf;FS e. roc 'o'
July 81 Cheap Book and Fsnc,, ST.,
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TRUSTEES sALE.-I

RUSTEE'S SALE.-Pursuant to two Deeds
IL of Trust, executed by VIM Roberts, to the
subscriber, Trustee, Of which deeds is dated
inc 18th day of July, 1876, and recorded in the
of its date, to receive certain debts therein men
uoned--thc other Of the said deeds is dated 23rd
July, 1886, and recorded in the said Clerks Office
me Gay OF its date, will be sold, on SATURDAY
the 9Th day of August next at Picrce's Wharf in
me town OF Portsmouth, IL O'Clock, the S'rEAM
GRlSI MILL AND FIXTURES, situated ON the
by consent of the parties interested ana il il nrob
ABLY credit may be given for portion of the pur.
chase money If desired Any application 10 view
'he MIL may be made TO me Mr.. James Peed
JAMES MURDAUGH,
July 2S-6t Trustee
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DARTICULAR NOTICE. desire, very
u respectfully, to impress npon the minds of all
persons who are indebted to me, and more especial
those whose accounts have been long standing that
justice to me demands Of them immediate set
tiement. Those who do not heed this notice NAV
July 2S r.. BELL
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II AEON

WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on Ned.
w nesday Morning, at II o'clock, A. M. at the
Ware Room lately occupied by E. D. Haynes,
Lot OF MAHOGANY PLANK, VENEERS, and
other Cabinet Materials. Also the Body off Hcarsc
Terms cash. LCP COWPER
July IS Trustee
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Observation-Disclosures. SC:
-,
NEW Yopv July 9th Ep NJ

w" TURK jury Iotn, o = w.
The demand for flour closed to. day quite mode
rate, The receipts have been very light. and hol-
Gers have consequently advanced their preten-
sions 20 cents, but we do not think they will be
sustained.
Corn is in demand at 60 cents Cor good yellow
and 5Sa54 cents for guod Western.
The provision market continues dull Sales of
1000 hills Prime at s7.SSaS. and 600 bills Mess
a, SO 5os962a. and small lot Of superior Mess
at higher rates. tE1
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SChOOb BOOKS.-A good supply of an
- proved SCHOOL BOOKS at the 'Nco. Po,I,,
store at gicatly reduced pric"s. for instance
Webster Spelling Book. at cis
emerson s. 2ud part Arithmetic. % cts
Ma'ker Dictionary, (medium sizc) 81 cts
readers; Histories; Biographies Gra,nn,rs
A,thmc'ics, and other Books i'm proportion
Please call and ascertain the prices. and Ir,,
where 1; Is for your interest. whether AZ tbg Ne,.
Julv7 In
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SODA WAYER.-Thc S,rbscrihcr has onor,c,,
- bis SODA FOUNTAIN Tor ,ic Season. vitb =
choice selection of SUups to which he invites the
atcniou Of all who feel disposed to indulge in
that delicious beverage "
?. s. Terms same as last sons"r 3 cts per gIsss
HENRY BUFF
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EOR OLD POINT Steamer AUGUS.
= IA, WIZ leave virgins Wharf, at O'CLOCK
P. VI stopping at Old Point until o'clock. oiving
passengers an opportunity Of going ashore
Passage and Fare to Richmond and Petersbnrg
rs cents. ~ .
And Passengers only going To Old Point. % r.
juno u WIN ~. GARNETT & CO.. Ao'ts
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GHOLERA. CHOLERA. & rhi. de

CUOLERA. CHOLERA. 6c.-Tbis des
- uuctivc scourgc OF huturulty seems once mora
on Its way TO this country We should all rcnrem
Der The visitation Of this dreadful disease i'm 1892
when counties thousands were numi cred among
the dead, then it vas that Medical Skill almost
ceased 70 war against its ravaucs and not until
" BERNARD'S DGARRHGA MEDICINE" wss
discovered could the disease bc successfully man
aged.
The Sickly Season is rapidly approaching. VIC
advise and recommend every family TO purchnsc
and keep always at hand, bottle of Bernardg
Celebrated Medicine for the cure Of Cbolcra Col.
les. Cramps, Diarrhea, Bowel and Summer Com
plants, and all other Complaints Of the Stomach
The Genuine for sale at the Druq Store High At
Sign Of 'hs BIG Mortar
tulv4 CHAs " HEIN1Tsn, Agent
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semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
VIII attend To business when desired in anv other
County. Portsmouth AnriI II on
S0 CASES just opening this morning Fresh
~ ~ arrivals at the New York Boot and Shoe
Just received by the j. W. Kimpton, large and
scaSonabie assortment of GOODS purchased for
cash, and which offer at very low prices. con-
sisiing in part of
POD pairs Ladies fnc Kid Ties
100 do do Cold do do
100 do do Kid Buskins
100 do do II. K. flies
10 do do Buskins
IS do do Extra fine do
90 do Gents Cloth Caters
30 do do Lasting do
% do do Light Cloth do
SO do do Lasting side lace Caters
~ 90 Laiies CoPd Lasting do
70 do Childrcn'1 Black Morocco do
% do do Morocco Ankle Ties
loo do do Strap Caoks
100 do Roam Iac,; do
30 do Kid do do
20 do B'vs Goat Pump Bootces
90 Go ChiIdren's Grain strap Boots
100 do Mems Roam Slippers
10 30 do Buff bottom do
~ 90 DO Fine Seal Pump Boots
80 do do Fine Morocco do
6O DO Gents fine Kip Boptees
oD 90 do do Calf do
The Gents can now make - selection from largo
ana handsome assortment of Black and Cold Cal
ters at the New York Boot and Shoe Store next to
the Farmers Bank, Main street.
July 81 ]. II. GREGORY.
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ELlHu BURRIT.--Ths extraordinary man ar.
rived in Liverpool on the 2S,h nlt., by the Hher
MIA, from the United States. and reached Man.
chester the following evening. We understand
that he intends spending about a.for,uigh, at Man
chester. - ftk 60 90
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lGTJBOPI9A.TJ HOTEL,
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREAsIr
RY BUILDING

THE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
u. piehIshed ms well known Hotel, reucwedlv so.
licts the patronage of his friends and the n,bi;c
his table, will always be supplied with The best the
season affords and whilst no effort will he shared
10 give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
dents and strangers. There are several cleoantIv
furnished suites OF apartments and single rooms
ready Tor immediate occupation. Those who wish
permanent board will find il hi~b!,- a[lv,,,a ~
To call. For persons having business with the De
partinents the loca ton Of the Hotel is most conve
nlcnt Foreigners VIII find their language sDoken
at this house, and their comforts strictly cons;,ier
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments. of
all kinds at the shortest notice Dinner. sent IN ali
parts of the city IA usual L. EHAnprS ''
WAsHINGToN CRY, july 2.-2m
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NOTICE.

- - The steamers Curtis
Gyrz9jaklsts, Peck'' aud Alice" will 6,,@,Sss[l,
-sS'vr'ra-vsE on and after the th in esSTrs5Esssq
slant cal at Portsmouth every day Of their depar
turc Tor passengers, and their return (should
there be any passenger wishing to be landed II,
that place. they VIII call there. The travel fron,
mat side OF the river may rely upon certain bas
cd to be permanent
DICKSON & MALLORY.
June III Agents James River Steamers
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July 90

4 ,OM M lSSlONER'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ Decree of the Circuit Suocrior Court ~ NJ
iolk County, will be sold upon the promises in the
town OF Portsmouth, on THURSDAY, the Both dav
3 n, IVY INST. at IL o'clock, THREE VALUABI T.
DDOidDING LOTS, to Wit Lots No. 5, No. 8. and
N9r y, on or near Myers's Wharf in the said town.
Terms Of Sale For so much as may be sufficient
70 pay tnc expenses of sale, cashThe residue uoon
and good security Tor the defined psynonSs Oom 1,
ment i6uM III Ht,t ~ tnC pay
July 81 ' =, IllLLoON'
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AA[nrrE LEAD. pAINIs. nILs- 81.

WHITE LEAD, PAINTS, OILS. 81
White Lcad (cqrranted pe,fccav prge> t',, oIuo
With Pure Linsccd OF. rurpcntimc, Var,,isl,s III
Ycrdigris, Chrome Yellow aud Green. Litl,arac,
Red Lead, Lump Black, Terra Sienna VeJ -
yellow Ochro, Eng. Venetian Rcd. ycrn;iI;,,u,,'
window Glass Putty, &c Also Superior T,,nn
OLE. three different kinds For sale At the fgmpp
store, High street, Sign Of the Biz Mortar. -
July ~ ClAS. n. HE1NIrSH. Ncrcrt
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Bluffs
IONCENIR COMPOUND SYRUP OF
ShRSAPARJIIA

k'OR the cure OF all diseases arising from ar
Il impure statc Of the blood
Inc great popularity OF SarsaparilIa and lis es-
tablishcd efficacy render it superAuous to enter in
to any cncomiuld of its virtues or ndducc any evil
dtncc in IT'S favor it is true that it has been here
toi?re subject to frequent changes of reputation
ing its virtues TO the inferior quality of the root
used. Hence also tho iueIicacy of many prepara-
tions OF it offered to tho public The proprietor Of
pared from the host materials. ,yith thc gfcatcs,
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and in tho best
mode to obtain tho active principlc in the most
concentrated state, answering the dcsideratum OF
exhibiting largo quantity of S,rs,na,iiI, in -
small dose. supply Of this Medicine for sale a {
the MEDICAL, FN1pOpfTrN
JuIy9 Corner Of High and Middle SITS
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LYNcuBuRc

Persons Wishing to visit the Virginia SPRINGS
bVnchburg, &c, will find their most com fo~tabc
ana expeditions rout" 10 be by the Steamboat An
g'is'a, winch cavcs WriCht's Wharf, for Richmond
on every Monday "Wednesday aud Friday evening
ut b O'Clock arriving in Richmond to break
next morning. from which place passengers -pro
Geed at ,, a: NJ, by the Canal Packets 70 Lynch
nur% or daily at the same hour by the Richmond
,'a" 4" Char lo'tcsvie. Staunton and the Virgini,
Springs, arriving at the Warm Springs TO break
'ss' On rue 81 morning after leaving Norfolk and
the White Sulphur Springs in tbc cn,,rs ~ w." INV
same day. For further particulars enquire of
:, , m w. II. GARNETT s. co, AGENTS
~; 10 inc continuity of the Richmond and Pc
terssurg Rail Road Depot to the place of etar,;,,c
u, thc Cana! Packets for Lynchbur~, and to the
Depot oil the Richmond and Fredericksburg. am,
rs to the convenience of hs route for travellers oo
ing West " '''o'S go
W The steamer Augusta will stop at Portsmouth,
-'' -''I'- "IIN Itlutnlhg .Iuly
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TOR ~ AsIIINf,nnN

kIOIICE.-On and after the 18th instant the
i steamer OSCEOLA will Ike Passengers from,
Norfolk 20 Washington for 81 OO, Meals included
ana from Noriolk TO Baltimore via Washit rton
for S.. so. JAMES mitchell I . '0''
June 20 NJ,
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yXTHISKEY, GIN. RUN A. BHANDV
W $50 bbls Of the above n store and on So
sch's Atrah and Beacon. from PhiladeIphis re
sale lor Dune l6) TITTe 'l
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RUNS from the Press of Mcssrs Harper &
- 'ro'hcrs Tor sale AZ New York prices by
w IL IL unnnEs &. 10

SHORES OF the Mediterranean with kctcbos of
uayel by Francis Schroeder Secretary to tho Corn.
,louOte commanding the 4. S. Squadron in that
Sta. Isd3 40, With engraving.
.r AVpnian Tales; The Dsponont The Wolves:
The Jcwcss, by the author of Letters from tbc
Baltic price ~ cents. w.
Part 10th Dictionary OF Practical Medicine AL
80 Iust received the Catholic Magazine for Juiv
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NOTICE.

go -,e---~ From and after this dat,
4 ~SsSI and until further notice. IT,
GaS----&ZM Passage and Fare by the Bal
4 SsS:tt.se:s tlmore Steam Boats bctwecn
e-HHE--s.sass ss-1z-z1zz Norfolk and Baltimore
WILL BE 81.
. Passengers for Washington by this route viii
nave tickets issued to them board the boat en-.
utIing them to passage through to Washingto
Tor SO bO-Meais on board tho Boats included
Passengers taking this route to Washington wilt
iand III Baltimore in time for the o'clock nornin
tram to that city, aud arrive in time for breakfast
hours ahead OF the New Rail Road and Stea lnboa
me JAS. +. HUNTER,
june - Agent Il. :. p. co.
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SANDERSoN,s Fl.ANKL5N U0I7SD

~ Chestnut street, between Sd and 18th Pb;l,dcI
SGla'-lhe subscriber having purchased of tho
hcsS'sc oHnoersons the lease, furniture, and FIX
urcs oil tins popular and central Hotel dcsircs ~
'niorm ms Trends and the public that it will he re-
opened Tor their reception on the LIST dev of Inv
n'N', having been, during the rcce-s, "reatlv en-,
III geH. thoroughly renovated and lIrni ,I,,d
Ihrrc has been added very large and convcn;e,,,
oln'ng Saloon for gentlemen, private Ordinary
i ,or 'a9ieN several rev Parors and coiurnodjo,is
CneInoer1; with other important Improvement.
winch VIII greatly condQce to the comfort and con-!
veniencc of visitors '"" con
inc catering aud culinary departments will h,
exclusively under .bc control Of MIR LANES NJ
SANDE SON, whose ability to manage thai ,,n mr.
l,on OF lne eSt9biishment il l. well known is nm
SUI passed In thi5 country The celebrated Chef
uc CUISINE PeIlctlcr Is also retained tootbcr ,y;b
a numerous corps Of capable and obliTinrr assist
ants; and the Undersigned pledges himself Iha,
nonthing shall be wanting on his part TO make rhc
r!ahkih the Sc ne Plus Mtra'' of comfnrt co,
vcnencc and good eating ''''''o''' con
July9 DANIEL L N,,Non
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FRESH PURE SPICES.-As the picking
n season is approaching VIC have ACCORDINGLY
ordered iull supply Of PURE SPICES ground 6.
ungrOund 'Nutmogs, Mace, White Ginger. Lone
White, Cayenne and Black Pepper; Cinnamon,
Cloves, Mustard Seed and Ground Allspice Inner.
jc, &c, &c For sale at the Drug Store, High 81 d.
Sign Of the Big Morstr.
July is CHAS. RI. HEINITsH. Agent.
DRIME PORTO RICO SUCIAR.-I6 mud
u Of superior quality, in store and for sale by
July 10 j. WILLS
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
- Being DESTROYS Of changing my residence
h. offer for sale my HOUSE and LOT in the
Il-ltown OF Portsmouth,, situated at the Corner
OF County and Effingham streets. The House and
Lot Will he found in good order, in healthy part
OF me town. Terms accommodating. For terms
apply to ELIZABETH LOWRY.
Or w. B. SORRY. Auctioneer,
July If-2w Roanoke 3d. Norfolk.
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MEMO The PORTION of this road which Ii in
North Caroiina IL claimed adversely To the mort
who profess to hod it under the laws of North Caro-
lima: IL is to he understood that the title to such
portion is to be n'udicnted according to the laws
ana by inc Courts "' that State aud must be taken
at the purchasers own hazard
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ID Auditors Office, July Sd, 1916 ~ '''

the fore going noticc:-
CHAP. llS.-An ACT directing tho Boar,l of Pub
nc Wor lSs To sell the Portsmouth, and Roanoke
Railroad, and Incorporating the put chaScrz there
of by the name of the Sesboard and Portsmouth
Rail Road.
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIE STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD
LINE TO OLD POINT, RICHMOND. PETERS
BURG, FREDERICKSBURG, ALFxAN


u. -.
BURG, FREDERICKSBURG, ALFxAN-
DRlA AND w WASHINGTON cry
FARE REDUCED TO 10 CENTS ONLY.
49,, ;" ": rS en- DC 6 s' ss.;:y
49, MrTcaGlG. viii. h j. in the
nl"st complete order for both ,Ihv aud night line.
ana unsurpassed in h"r ac"nm,nodat;ons is now
running on Mondays, Iied,,cSoq.S and FrTIays be.
tween Norfolk and Port Waltlall. IN connection
with TIC Cars for Redmond aud Pct,r sburp nj IN.
low rates OF seventy five cents only. Including
meals Passengers leaving Wrieht's Wharf. Nor,
iolk, on those DAYS AT O'Clock r. NJ sup ON board
the Augusta touch at Old Point where hey will
remain IntiiSP NJ. lodrc ON board in fine berhs
ana spacious cabin, arrive ut Port walthall a liz.
tie after daylight, and at Richmond or Petersburg.
20 breakfast and in time to take the Cars North or
Sou'h' ami the Canal Boats to Lynchbu,gl
Fare to Old Point o. co,,,s
10 Rch'nond, or Petersburg "a 10
DO Fredericksburg ~ N 10
No A'eNah"rla or Washington ) 81 do
The Augusta viii stop in all c3scS 10 mt o,t WAY
rnveI and viii stop for tccnevrr ienqi rs mad,
me pnbic may rest assured that il is the deter.
m'h''lon OF the proprietots to Keep TAP this line
permanently and to accommodate travellers he
tween Riclinond and Norfolk in the be-, manner
and M tho lowest rates
r , lnr'her information, tickets freight, apply
w. III. GARNErT s co, Agents.
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NOTICE. have small FARM, four or five
= miles from Portsmouth, which will exchange
lot property in town. There is fine crop nov,
s,oIw'ng on the same Any person wishing to
mako an exchange will call on
- STEPHEN JAMES,
-y1iy 20 Portsmouth.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

EALLY BEA UTIFUL.-Justr ccciyed pcr
~ schr Belle, from New York. lot o. C;lt s,d
2pfipp@nSn SP't9ns. Light House Lanterns, lin
lower than ever sold in this place before.
DANIELS s. CHERRY
June - Under the Old Dominion Once
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
"a good Store, wiz n,,olr;... - :, -
H same, situated At fhc lower end Of Cn,,r ,pv
81 street, ono door from the ornerof Cr,.,tr1
street. Enquire of STEPHEN ISMES s9r"
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

9sxA VOW ono OF the most splendid and
TsEN extensive establishments in the ,oun-
iuiiR4z try, will be opened for visitors on tue
l.ll&I LIST ofJunc.
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FINO DEBTORS.--All persons indebted a. 49,
will please call and settle their sccn,,nt i,i o
in thirty days, by bond otherwise, or tho ,,;iI
be placed in the hands Of proper officer for coIec
ton. STEPHEN "a aJ geeC-
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