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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

THE PUBLIC will please take notice that I have
IL removed from the Old Stand to the building
tnrcc doors below, fIrncrly occupied by MIR. How.
ell as a Shoe Store.
Having Just r,turned from the North, ! am now
opening a full assortment of
CLOTH1NG N M GOODS.
whlch cannot be surpassed, If cquallcd, in quality of
mater la or workmanship, for tie prices, and which
i am determined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
same quality of Goods can be or ever we're sold Co,
In Portsmouth Or Norfolk. My Stock consists, in
part, OF the following:
Goats OF all prices. from SO so to SI5O IN
Pans : do q" do ~ do g $40 to 800 800
J~ackcts-Shirts, of every dcScription-Dra wcrs-
Socks Chicf-Shrt Collars and
BoSoms Gum Suspendcrs, from Is TO so ccnts-in
tart every thing usually kcptin a Clothing Store.
CUTLERY warranted TO be of first rate material
ana make IL consists in part as follows: Pen.
Knives from g. cts. to ST. 50-Razors, of Roncrs,s
make 81 cts. to S 25-Scissors from IL! TO 81 cts.
1 nave also, in addition to the above, n roDd IA.
sortment of sucI, as Breast Pins, Fin.
ger kings, Fob and Guar.i Chains, Silver Thin
hl's and Shields, Watch Keys, St;ds, SC, which
l VIII sell lower than they can be had at any other
place in these digcins.
To the LADIES 1 would say, that I have an EXCEL.
lent assortment of Edgin9s, from ! to L. in. wide
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton. of
Inc best nuke, 200 yds. for SITS n spool Thread
Tape Ladies Hose, from H. to 81! cts, white
mlx'd and black Ladies and Chiidreu's Net Cans
Also an assortment of Children's Socks and Stork-
ings.
The Gentlemen viii please call and look at some
CLoakS l have, the prices of which. tor the DUAL
ltY, Will aStoni5h them.
| have also a beautiful lot of GAPS of all do
scriptions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can DC bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept 20 j. NJ. MILES.
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For LEASE.

a. For a term Of years. that well known and
s5aE valuable FARM within ono mile Of the town
sz1lof Portsmouth, called &" Vcale's," having =
argc quantity Of cleared land ready for c%ultiYa-
ton, and an abundance Of timber for all the uses
% the farm. Its locati n and fertility make IL de-
sirablc for the cultivation Of Vegetables and Melons
for the Northern Markets, and those in tho imme-
diatc ncigh5orhood, as also for the growth Of Grain
md raising OF Stock for sale, &c. A further de-
those wishing TO lease will examine il
ALSO,
FOR Kent FOR the ensuing year, a FARM Of 1876
acres, lying on the Western Branch about five
miles from Portsmouth,; very we'll adapted to the
cultivation Of Sweet Potatoes, Melons, Grain, &c.
besides having a first rate Shore and Cove for the
planting OF Oysters. For terms apply to
Mrs. ELIZABETH b. LYNE,
SEP Its Or, SAM'L. 3. BROWNE.
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KILLING MADE EASY.

mf. Dixon. of Lynn. Mass, has made = cannon
which by the simple movement of a brake, will
prime. load and discharge itself. We learn tho, a
similar invention is shortly 10 be brought out in this
Guy. " Is worked by machinery like clock work
when loaded. it inoves of on a rail track 10 a
distance of 300 yards, fires ten shots and returns
Ia It's FIRST position, Ia be wound up again. An
other Improvement is being added to the rotary
gun which was recently exhibited at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. II consists of an engine, similar 10
a locomotive, mounted on four pair of wheels. 1t
is made To throw fire hundred balls in a minute.
without the use Of gunpowder. ItIegulates itself.
and also moves on a rail track. To the distance of
a quarter OF a mile, hrrs its load of $500 balls in
hve minutes. moving down all before it in a quar-.
ter Of q circle, then ieverses its wheels of i,sslr
and returns 10 he replenished with balls, coal and
water!-N. Y. SIN.
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TAKE NOTICE

THAT the Subscriber has just received a lot of
DooBLE and SINGLE GUNS-Single GUS
as low as So 90, and Double Guns as low as SS co,
also, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags. Powder
Flasks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Drinking Cups, and every article called for bv a
sportsman. tits the determination of the Subscri-
ner not to be undersold, or under worked, and DER.
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from nm as can he purchased in this section of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted TO be done az well and as cheap, if not
cheaper, than can be dnnc here or elsewhere: so.
Giii ut the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street,
rortsnouth' Va, one door cast of the Old Dominion
oinTe' ana get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received, and punctuollv
attended 10.
Sept 20 T. A SpAIDINc
N. Is. Old Copper and Brass taken i'm EXCHANGE
for work, or the hi shcst cash price paid for il.
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EW DRY GOODS.-Wc arc nov opening
- a part OF our tall supply of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS. and respectfully invite both whole.
snlc and retail purchasers to call and examine our
STOCK before making their purchases elsewhere, as
to do so. Our assortment consists in part as fol-
Black French, English and Domestic Cloths
rancY Coid Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimcrcs,
Black and Fancy Sattincts, Mcrino, Satin and Va.
lcncla Vesiinss' Reps D'C4sse, Cashmere and 9th
or styles Shawis, Calicoes of every stvle, Black aud
C?Pi Alpaca5, Table, Biris Eye an other styles
Diapers, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Cold and White
DoIrestlcs, Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Lincn Cam.
hrI Hdkfs, and many other articles. All we ask
is Il call. JOHN COCKE-& 70
Sept 10 Hiph sttcct
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A CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.

mEssRs. EDITORS AS new prints of dispute
Az DAILY brought forth, you will please give yonr
unions In relation TO The Two follow inq. the
'"nIhative and negative of which are strongly
con'ended fnr:--Had Gen. Kearney a right tn
make the Alcaldes and other Mexican o~firers of
g." swear allegiance and fidelity TO the United
SS,''Ps, while marching through the province of
view Mexico2 Had he a right, as an officer of
re united States army, on entering The "a pifal
~ oahta Fe, 10 proclaim himself Governor 0f New
meA'co' and claim the territory and citizens there
~ d territory and subjects of The United States 2
y is hoped you will view these questions as the
avs OF conquest, or whatever light the present
va, against Mexico may require. c.
FhiIadeIPhia, Oct. 9TH, 1876.
The right Of Gen. Kearney to do ne be bas do,o
u,'pends altogether upon the instructions which
We mas received from our government. IL is the
BUSINESS Of a soldier 10 do as his government
Y'uers' leaving ii to whatever responsibility NAV
pe incurred by the act. We presume thai Gen
N is acting in accordance with such Instructions.
Swu therefore has a right to do as he has DONE
%r'nether the government is acting according to
" constitution and laws, is a question which il
"uSt answer to The people. So far they have APP
p'0Veo and authorized It's acts. As Mexico has
."Posed upon us the necessity Of cnnnuerinp a
Ptace' we have no hesitation in approving Of The
'gornus measures that the administrative is now
L%OP''ng' even 10 the extent Of conquerinp the
%"oie OF Mexico. II would be something new in
:, ,"ie operations to con1ner a country and leave
' 70 be governed by those who are hosrile 10 The
uVaders. The provisional government establish
u Is necessarily temporary, limited, it is said. TO
I've military occupation of the country and the
G,irSlhy OF the cOuntry itself dependent on The vi.
u"d'e settlement. to be contaminated by a treaty
~ peace, to be duly ratified by the constitutional
minority Of this country Ledger.
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HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A.. n.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
augusta, running in connection with the richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrigbts wharf.
Norlolk: every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
att a. M, Tor the above cities and towns. Passan.
gers Breakfast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Wal hall at halt past 10 NJ, where trains leave
l nncdlately Tor both Petersburg and Richmond.
arriving at Petersburg by. half past p. NJ. and
at Richmond about 2 p. NJ, about two hours in adj
vance OF the old James River Line, and in a Boat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations and the atten-
ton oil her officers to the comfort of her passengers.
returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
tie sburg very Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
at half past 3 A. M, breakfast on board the Angus
Ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past I p M.
~ VIII be pert civcd from the above, that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity OF iransacting il and returning by the
BOAT oil next morning, 80 as 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 in
made.
The public may rest assured that tits the deter-
nlnntlon OF the Projectors to keep up this Line
permanently; and to accommodate travellers be.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg. and the Cities of the District of Colum-
bia, in tho best manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information, tickets or FREIGHT annlv
to- w. II GARNETT & 90.
N. b. The central position of the r. & p. n p
Depot IN Richmond, and its tontiguity to. the prin,
clpal Hotels, and place oil starting Of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
l|Ynchburg, adds TO the economy as well as the
convcnicnccs Of this Line. Oct
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MARXIED.

On Thursday evening, Oct. s, at 8 o'cloc X. p
M at the NJ. Z. Church in Portsmouth, by tho
Key; Mr.; Ltngho ne, MIR. ALEXANDER a. MARTIN,
former place.
O. tmme lately on The conclusion of the ccre-
mony the happy couple, accompanied by their
friends, took the Baltimore boat fo- a shoit haunt
to the North. May their future lives be as pleasant
as the promise is fair and lovely.
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NOTICE on pETITIoN

Notice is hereby given. that a Petition vii, IN
sent to the Next Legislature OF the State of Virgin
"a asking for an Act of Incorporation Of the Town
and privileges enjoyed by all other incornorats d
towns in the State of Virginia, municipal, judicial
ana executive; and asking for a Ferry to ruu
in the City of Norfolk, to be allo xed t. carry Geeioh,
and PASSENGERS, the proceeds of which to be appTo.
priated to the liquidation of the debt and taxes O
Io'tal'io"th. Sept. IL, 1916.
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& DoMINIcGEs-The last intelligence from
w Domingo brings a Tumor that the DJminicans.
~ spanish part of the island, have expressed a
Intsre to be re united To Hayii. and that the
ii'ayliens will rule the whole island. The blacks.
= seems are always TO be protected IN preference
|" me whites. Had Oor Government taken the
40 10 furnishing supplies To the Dom,nicans,
and encouraged their iodepende ncp. other powers
"1uid have followed, and we should have had a
,sIuaoie commerce. which, through The Jealousy
r"o hostility Of the black government, we have
might TO expect.-M Y. Sun.
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CLASS NO A-EuI

CLASS NO. 4 FUEL.
$50 cords Pine Wood, of the best auali-
ty, for the use of Steam Engines per cord
1000 bushels Charcoal, free of trash per bush
The offcis must be made in duplicate, for each
class separately, according 10 IFS number and h, so
en- iorsed, and must distinctly state the price of
each and every article embraced in the list and
the amounts carried out for the whole quantity,
and correctly added up at foot, and the total amount
OF the class bid for. expressed i'm words. All the
articles are to be of the best quality TO he delivered
at the Navy harI ON the spot designated by the
Commandant. at such times ,cifhin said uear and in
and IN such quantities tuiHin The amount stipulated in
The contract, as may be required and subject to the
usual inspection, and to the satisfaction Of the Com.
monthly.
The Bureau reserves to itself the right to increase
or diminish the quantities of the articles named in
The several c asses TO the amount of FIFTY PER CENT,
according TO the wants of the service.
Each offer must be accompanied by a acriffen
guarantee, according to the act of Congress, annex
No proposal will be considered unless accompa
pied by s1ch guarantee, and otherwise conforming
to this advertisement.
Bond and security to be given within 10 DAYS aE
ter notice, viii be required in one third Of the esti-
mated amount OF the class or classes. contained in
the contract, and 10 per cent deducted from each
bill until the contract is cancelled.
In case OF failure TO deliver according to con-
tract, the Government will supply the deficiencies
at the expense, Lif any. over and above the prices
GEORG LOYAL,
Sep 25-s4w Navy Agent.
SEC. 6. And be IL further enacted, That from and
after the passag of this act, every proposal for ma.
val supplies shall be accompanied by a written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible per.
sons, to the effect that he or they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be aC.
ceptod, enter into an obligation in such time az
may be- prescribed, with good and sp efficient snrc.
tics TO furnish the supplies proposed. Mo PROPOSAL
shall be considered unless accompanied hy such
guaranty. II, after tho acceptance Of a pfoposaI
and a notification t'ereof to the bidder ar biddcrs.
nc or they shall fail to enter into am obligation
within the time prescribed with good and suE
fcicui surctics, for furnishing the supplies, then
the Agent shall proceed to contract with some 9TH
c.. Pcr<on or person; for furnishing the said sup
plies; and shall forthwith cause the difference be-
tween the amount contained in the proposal so
guaranteed and the amount for which he may have
contracted Tor furpishing the said supplies, for the
whnic period OF the proposal TO be charged up
against said bidder or Bidders, and hrs or their
guarantor or guaraniors; and the sme may be
Immediately recovered by the United Stats, for
the use OF the Navy Department in an action of
debt against either or all said persons.
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DIPLOMATIC EMEN

Anong the arrivals at the Aston House yesIer.
day. were the Hun. Geo. Bancroft and Mrs. and
Miss Bancroft. Mr.. Bancroft proceeds to ENGLAND
ia. day. in the Great Western. Ia assume The do
ties of the United States Minister at the Cont of
ST. James. Gen. Armstrong. our Consul at Liver.
pnol. will also be a passenger in the Western
". Y. Herald Of Thursday.
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g., FOR RENT-A large and commodious
Me-. BRICK HOUSE, situltc at the north end
-E@I-lo' Court street, and at present occupied by
the subscribe. The situation of this House is in
one OF TIC most pleasant anl healthy parts of the
town. The privilege of the Bath House il pjven
with the above.
For terms apply to SARAH GRANT.
ALSO Two small Houses on Glasgow street.
opposite Mrs. Wcbb's. Amply 20
Sept Eft SARAH GRANT.
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20 Sides best quality Oak Tanned Sole
or Pump Leather weig Ching not lessS per In
than % lbs per hide
20 sides heavy oak tanned Belt LeathcrS
OF the very best quality and largest} do
8 Sides Of the heaviest and largest size
Leather used for Smiths Bcllows,S DER side
oak tanned and of the best quality
2 doz Patent Screw Wrenches of three )
sizes. with handles of wood, for each
inch. L. inch and . inch nuts
doz large Iron Screw Braces do
l grocc patent Nail Gimb,cis assorted sizes do
do DO Spike do do do
2 doz Hollow Punches, of cast steel, 6
inches long, of various sizes do
3 doz Hack Saw Blades, asst'd lengths
in equal proportions from 10 to 2OS do
inches
fVo los iron Borin9s per 10
ooz PAIR found Pliers each
/ do do Flat do do
I DO do Cutting do do
do Spring Caiipers of small sizes do
4 pair do Dividers do do
2 do small hand Bellows do
6 doz corn Brooms, bound with copper or
bress wire pcr doz
doz Grindstoncs, 90 to % inch. diameter do
! grocc Chalk Lines, go feet long, OF the
usual size and best quality do
! piece Black Cotton Velvet, 81 in. wide. pcr yd
10 reams No. Sand Paper per rcam
10 do No.. do n,
$50 lbs Packing Yarn for Steam Engines pcr lb
>llOO lbs.l5 inch COnnositioD Shc,tbin,- Nail. do
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OAK GROVE FARM FOR SALE.

This beautiful and VALUABLE
69,H FARM, located on the Main Road
NIisAs leading to Suffolk, one mile from
sM1 = ~ ~ he Town Of Portsmouth is now Of
-. fered at Private Sale. 1t contains
SEVENTY ACRES, and is II bounded on the East by
lands belonging to the estate OF Mordecai Cooke.
deceased, on the South 10y the Main Road, on the
=" est by lands belonging TO the estate of John Will.
son, deceased, and on the North, by SCOTS Greek,
navlgable for small boats and which is well adapt
ed for planting Oysters. As a Market Farm {" Tbe
Oak Grove" is admirably located, and delightful
~ situated for a Residence, combining the advan-
tages OF town and country. For terms and further
particulars enquire Of
MAURICE b. LANGHORNE,
Sep l0-ts Portsmouth. Va.
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NOTICE,
Oct 6

VALUABLE PREPARATION.-Dr. Nc
Muuu's ELIXIR OF OPIUM, a new Chemical
preparation. 1t is a we'll asccrtaincd fact, that
Opium, in its natural state, is not a simple sub
tain the Meconaic of Morphia, Codein aud Mar
CEN, which are valuable elements and Narcotiuc,
Jun, Resin, Tecu'ant Matter, &c, which are nox.
ious principles, and full proportions of the greatest
number of which arc contained in Laudanum,
Paregoric, Black Drop, Dcnarcotizcd Laudanum,
and such other opiatc preparations of this class
hitherto made.
This Elixir OF Opium, retains only the Morphine,
Codcin and Narccin, and these in combina ion with
its native Mccon'c Acid.
o. Physicians who are anxious to have a more
perfect knowledge OF this valuable preparation,
viii call at the Drug and Chemical Store, Sign of
the Big Mortar.
CHAS. Fl. HEINlTSH. Agent,
Member of the Philadeldhia College of
OctS Mcdicine. Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE.1

~C,,r NorToIk, sept. Zoth, 1910.
NAILED P~ro2osals, in duplicate, viii be received
- 9nul IL O'Clock on the 9th day of October, for
the delivery Of the following M ticics at the Navy
Yard. until the S0t6 "f June iSa7
CA,ASS NO. l.--SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARD.
- WARE
1000 lbs, o. lbs Sheet Lead a. H.
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lSCELLANEOUs.
BY THE ADRIAN.
ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS.
ATT THE NEW YORK
boOI AND SHOE STORE!
CHEAPER I'll 81 ENEn

~ r are Just opening this morning. our second
invoice oil FALL GOODS, which we're pur-
naeeu bSr'aELf FOR CASH, and at such reduced
price, from what we have formerly paid that our
bargains this fall will be better than we have vet
offered. we call The attention Of Merchants m III,
fact, and having opened a separate arartment ex.
c,usively tor jobbing- they can make their pur-
chas,s with greater facilities than heretofore. The
retail department has been improved and mt i,
thorough repair, for the accommodation Of retail
customers. We call the attention of ira nsieut p.r.
sons visiting Norfolk to our Store and loca ton. al
'hough little removed from Market Square, our
.en' ! $ OUT ONE HALF OF what is generally paid,
wnsh VIII OF C 'nrse enable us 10 sell at a smaller
pe.so"s VII observe that our Sure is situated next
10 .he New Farmers Bank on Main street, il Las
SIG ;I GLASS windows in front, and two Corinthian
rlllats extending t. the height OF I'd and Sd sto-
TICS, 70 Look for the large Chcckcred Boot on
Top OF the Store, anil then there will be no m;stakc
we shall from this date continue In omen nm
weekly supplies from the north.
h1wc ouy only Tor cash, we arc obi ged TO sell
Tor TIC same; city acceptenccs or is equivalent.
SeP 81 j H..
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FOR RENT.

- For the ensuing year, that desirable
keel BRICK DWELLING, on the East side of
.I11Crawiord street, and opposite the residence
of MIR. Juo. w. Col ms.
Also, a very convenient and comfortable WOOD
on Dinwiddie, at the intersection of
Bart street, at present occupied by Mr.. Charles
Tonpkins.
Also, a comfortable HOUSE on Bart street, at
present occupied by Mr.. VIM. Guv.
And for rent or sale, a WORK SHOP on Water
street, al the entrance Of Capt. Wm. Benthall's
Lumber Yard, and every dcscript' on of Carpcnter's
chine and "a Circular Saw, a lot of new Window
Sash and Frames suited for a wooden house; all of
which will hc cold low. For terms apply to Wm.
Brooks, or THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
Oct Cts
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NOTICE.-The Negro Girl Jlen, which hired
~ this year, Is now lurking about tom on her
own. responsibility. | forwdru all persons from
hircing or barhoriug said Negro under the penalty
o. the law. WIN. B. ALMOND.
Octl0
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COTTON YARN.-25 bales Cotton Yarns. as
~ sorted sizes, received from Merchants manu-
featuring company, Petersburg, aud for sale by
OCT tO j. WILLS.
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~ MARQUiSE TIES First introduced in Nor
folk. j. GREGORY has just returned from the
North, and is now opening a few pairs of the above
beautiful Slippers and Ties, Obtained by part;cular
favor and made only by Mcintosh, of Philadelphia.
we shall De glad To show these to the ladies'.
We are also opcuiug this morning.
2OO pairs MclntoSh'o Slippers and Ties
2OJ do Childrcn's Morocco Shoes
rs do French Slippers
50 do Half Gaiters, new pattern
Besides many o: her scasouablc Goods.
New York Boot and Shoe Store
j. n. GREGORY.
prices. Oct 6
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore i'm
IL sums to suit purchasers can be had Mt
JNO. ID.
Dec 5-tf Lottery and Exchanpc Office.
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NNOR RENT, for the ensuing year, the Dwell.
~ ing above the Store now occupied by Mr.. l.,
Thomas. For terms apply to
Oct lO-4t r.. H.. WEBB.
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EOUS.
%GORDAN,s LoTTERY 0EEI1

GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
East side The Market.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 40.
e,4'' ~, %, 10. 81, IS. 9, IL, Sc, 60. %, 40.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. so.
50, so, !, rs. 81. &c, ss. 90. IL, Z, 40, %.
NOS. q ", 81 a Prize of s $50 sold at this Office.
A SCHEME Fol TODAY.
$4,000 FOR ONLY ST..
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class al.
The Drawing received here this Evening.
Capitals 1000, 900, GOO. 400, 800, 2nOs, sc.
- Tickets only St--Shares in proportion.
Tickets To be had at JNO ID. GORDAN'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk,
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold,
Silver, and Specie Chccks. Oct 10
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FOR RENT.

A number of desirable Tcnclncnts ST
@1NM uatcd on Crawford, North. Glasgow, Mid
lses.AH die, Court, Dinwiddic and Bart streets
~ssesS&&fa Possession given the LIST of January, al.
Ca~Sl1 For terms apply to
Oct 3-3w THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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GARDN ER'S LINIMENT.-Just received
y \ 2 fresh and foil supply of GARDENERS i" Celcbra.
ted Fcgetable Lininent." The Genuine for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Oct 10 CHAS. VI. HEINITSH, Agent.
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SUPERIOR C~ATSUPS.-A fine article of
- Walnat and Tomato CATSUPS. Also PepDcr
Sauce of a superior quality. For sale at the
MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Oct 10 Corner of High and Middle SITS.