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NO. 6.-LIME
One hundred casks good fresh burnt Lime.
No. 6.-SAND-

No 6.-SAND.
Two thousand bushels clear angular fresh water
Sand, for Cement.
Offers must be made for each class by its number
separately, and 1oM guaranty according TO the Aet
Of Congress dnneTedfhe price of each article must be
stated distinctly ana carried out for the entire amount
Of The class in ,oords at length
Every article must be delivered by the contractor
at ms own expense on the spot designated 6y the Com
,nandant and be subject to inspection at the Yard
before it is received and paid for
The contract must be executed toitin ten days
after notice, or be dnnuHed and deliveries must be
commenced as soon afterwards possible, that the
work may progress. Every class must be complct-
ed on or before the 20h dag Of Nopeber except for
the Bricks, (Class No. 81 which will be extended
to the last Of December, and for the Pine (Class No
ID the first half of the frame be delivered by
the 10th of December, and the other half with
inch plank by the 10th January after
Bond with two approved suretes will be requir-
ed under forfeiture not exceeding twice the CON
tract price in case OF failure and per cent will
be deducted from each payment to be retained un-
till the contract is completed. No payment will be
class.
All information will be given at the Navy Yard
GEORGE LOYAL, Navy Agent.
Sec. And be it further enacted, That from and
after the passage of this act, every proposal for
naval supplies shall be accompanied by written,
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible per-
sons to the effect that he they undertake that the
bidder bidders will, if his or their bid be accent
Ell, enter into obligation in such time as may be
drescrbed with good and sufficient suretes to fur
nlsh the supplies proposed. No proposal shall be
considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
If, after the acceptance of proposal and Motif
cation thereof to the bidder bidders he or they
shall fail to enter into obligation within the
time prescribed with good and sufficient suretics
for furnishing the supplies, then the Agent shall
proceed to contract with some other person per-
sons for furnishing the said supplies and shall
forthwith cause the difference between the amount
contained in the proposal so guaranteed, and the
amount for which he may have contracted for fur.
nishing the said supplies. for the whole period of
the proposal to be charged up against said bidder
or olddes and his or their guarantor or ranors;
and the same may be Immediately recovered by the
United States, f'r the use the Navy Department
In an action of debt against either all of said per-
sons August 29-s4w
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DIED.,

Pulmonary Consumption, MIS-. RAonR,. Donns' in
the Sind year OF her age
sne was o subject of many severe and heavy sri
als but the everlasting arms were underneath her.
and the eternal God was her refuge.
lKichmond papers plcsse copyl
on the end instant, at the Fauquier White Sui.
prS. springs, Mrs. SUSAN II. ZANTzIseEn, consort
~ r. Cap', d. r. ZANTzsseER, u. S. N of Cedar
Grove, Norfolk County, Va.
cal very suddenly in Richmond, on Sunday evening
o:n instant, Mrs. MARY Eliza, consort Of MIR. Da,
via II. Jordan, in the 25th year of her age
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NO. 4..-STDNE.

(500) Five hundred perches best Port Dcpositc
Building Stone, large, regular fiat ma tcrial
for permanent foundation.
tai Fourteen Door Sills S. feet long, 80 by IL in
tl2l Twelve Door Heads, 8 do IS by do
1901 Sixty Window Stills, 5 do lOby 6 do
1907 Sixty Window Heads 6 do 9by S do
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Ninety-tve thousand best regular sized, hard burnt
dark red Baltimore Latch Bricks.
-Four hundred and fifty (450 ,000) thousand, good
hard burnt plain Bricks, to work with the
Latch
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Sep SGT

NEW BOOKS.-Text Book on Chemistry, for
~ the use OF Schools and Colleges, by john VIM.
Draper, M. d.. Professor of Chemistry in the Uni
v,ersity of New York, with nearly three hundred
illustrations.
Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book designed
as supplement to her treatise on Algebra by Eli.
as Lomis, Professor of Mathematics and Natural
philosophy in the University of the City of New
Temper and Temperament; or varieties of cha
racter, by Mrs. Ellis, author of the Women of
England,' &C.
History OF Civiliza ton, from the fall of the Ro-
man Empire TO the French Revolution, by i. Gut
zot, the Prime Minister of France.
The Expedition to Borneo of H. NJ Ship Dido, for
the suppression of piracy, by Captain Henry Keep
The Jerusalem Delivered of Torquato Tasso,
translated into English Spenserian Verse, with a
life OF the author, by J. III. Wiffen illustrated with
six fine steel engravings.
Questions OF the First Epistle to the Corinthians
designed for Bible Classes and Sunday schools !:
adapted to the authors on that cpisie, by Al
bert Barnes.
Martin the Founding; or the Memoirs of Val
ct DE Chambre, by Eugene Sue. For sale by
SepS w. III. HODGES SEQ.
lold North State copyl
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TRooPs FOR THE RIO GRANDE-The brig
Saldana, left Baltimore Saturday for the BRACES
Santiago. She carries out the following troops
from Fort McHenry under the comma nd of Capt.
,. L. Mason, viz: Company F.. rs non commits
stoned officers and privates. Officers, Capt. S.
i. Mason; st Lieut.. Andrew Porter; I'd Lieut..
/. u Rhett; Brevet I'd Lieut.. James Stuart.
Detachment of Company c., Mounted Rangers
45 non-commissioned officers and privates Off
GERS Lieut.. George McLane Brevet I'd Lieu
Dabney S. Maury
The present population Of the town of Will
mlngton N. G.. and the envrons, is said 10 reach
5000. When the Rail Road to Weldon was
lrsl built, six years ago, it was but 8 900; and
that small but enierpslng body ofcitzens to their
honor be il said, subscribed to its erection an a
mount larger than the then value of all the Real
Estate within its limits.
New HAMPSHIRE MILITIA-The annual re.
turn OF The Adjuant General to his Excellency
the Governor, made on the LIST of June, 1916,
shows the whole number of commissioned. nom
commissioned officers and privates inspected at
the annual fall trainings for the previous year, to
have been 24.497 of which Number there were
division and brigade officers So field and staff
4e6; whole number Of cavalry. SSS; artillery,
1855; ri6emen, 1866; infantry. "a ,497. The
Quartermasier's Generals return shows that
there are 81 brass pieces Of ordnance in the pos
session of the AZ regiments which comprise the
militia of the State.
MURDER.-A firemen's fight took place in
Pittsburg last week A great number of persons
were engaged in the combat, during which all
kinds Of destructive weapons were used The
riot was stopped by the murder of very young
man named George Lawson, who was murdered
by youth named Braddock, who escaped. Law
son was stabbed in the head in three places.
The annual session of The Grand Lodge of the
United States, will be held in the city of Balti
more, on the third, instead OF The second Wed
nesday this month.
DIsCoNcERNED EDIToR.-CbandIer. Of the
U. 8 Gazette. lately visited mad house. fe.
male beckoned him to approach her; 90 shall
go to hell, said she, =" and you will 90 with me- %
"PIl be id" said he, " if | do''
The steamship Palmetto arrived at PhiladeI
phia on Saturday from New York, she is now in
the service of the Government
The Courier des Etals Unis, at N. York is
charged distinctly by the New York Albion, with
endeavorng to incite +" the French Canadians Ia
fresh rebellion, that it may have the brutal
qualification of seeing that fine country deuped in
sloud ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCiOR II N. MERCER, very respect
- fuliy offers his Professional Services to the in
naoitants of Portsmouth and vicinity He propos-
es no reference save that OF the experience of an
average share Of practice attended with fiattcring
success, Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
rom inc highest authority in the land be pro-
once and residence of High street, in the build
Aug l5-3m
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VALUABLE GARDENING LANDS

a. gentleman the Western Branch
H5aEI having more Land than he wishes TO Guilt
-E-E-Lvate himself, will either sell ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES of the same, let it to skilfuI
Gardener and Hortculturist, on such terms as will
be agreeable to both parties.
The great advantage these lands possess for early
crops, as well variety of production. and the ia
cilty OF transportation to market, having a nayi-
gable stream for boats running through, by which
the Baltimore and other Steamers may be reached
in two hours from the Farm, renders them a great
object to the Gardener.
There is no need of dwelling the advantages
of Gardening for the northern cities in this vicini
y Experience has proved it to be highly pro6ta-
bic, and the market is never full.
Letters addressed to r. F., Portsmouth, Va on
the subject will be promptly attended to
Aug IL
100 The Baltimore Sun will please copv the
above advertisement times, weekly, and send bill
to this Office
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SCHOOL BOOKS in endless variety, for sale
~ Wholesale and retail on the most accommodate
ting terms. Country Merchants, Teachers, and
others, can have their orders promptly supplied
w. III. III. HODGES & CO.
Dealers in Books, Lamps and Fancy Goods,
Seps Crwford street.
Told North State copyl
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA

TTNO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA.
Il MILITARY LAND ARRANTS.-Congtess
having, by an Act, approved Goth July last ex-
Warrants, in the Virginia Military District Ohio,
and for returning Surveys therein to this Office
until the first day of January lS4S NOTICE is
hereby given, that, the holders of such Warrants
can now locate the same in the said District
From Report made to this Office by the Sur.
veyor of the Military District in Ohio it appears
that the quantity of land yet remaining to be To-
Gated is about 100000 acres, lying principally in
Scioto, Pike and Adams Counties
AS the time for locating, and the quantity to be
provision TO satisfy Warrants of this character in
Scrip holders will perceive that if the present CD
portunity of locating tneir Warrants be lost an
other may not Offer
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting Commissioner
General Land Office,1
August 18th, 1876 Aug I5-Iaw3m
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patronise the augusta.
THE STEAMBOAT AUG STA,
nEss Capt n. MITCHELL, run
&2---lA ming in connection with
O. .::f-.z7s1;r Cars of the Richmond and
- = Petersburg Rail Road Co,
leaves Wright's wharf in Norfolk every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday Evening, at 6 o'clock for
Richmond and Petersburg, via. Port walthall
touching at Portsmouth and Old Point Passen-
gers by this line arrive in Petersburg and Rich
nond TO Breakfast. Passage and fare rs cents -
Being about one half of the charge of the boats bv
Rockets, taking into consideration the saving both
OF hack hire and passage, Notwithstanding the
pledge OF the old line TO run low as any other
boat on James Rivcr) and in boat of unsurpassed
accommodation, fare and attention of the officers
to the comfort of the passengers. For tickets APP
ply on board, OF to Capt H. MITCHELL
~ B-The public will cmarls that in addition
% the saving in fare (25 cents) by this line there
Is also saving in porterage and hack hire, in con.
sequence OF the central position of the Richmond
and Petersburg Depot and its contiguitv to the
place of starting of the Canal Packets for Lynch.
burg, and to the depot of the Richmond and Fred
ericksburg Rail Road, from whence passengers 90
North and West and to which passengers and their
baggage are conveyed free of any charge not
more than half that of the old line by Rockets
VIM. III. GARRETT S co,
Aug 25 Agrnts
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LNXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
II sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec 5-u Lottery and Exc hange Office.
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NTOSQUETO ETTING.-AT inpcrsons
lfl want of the article of MOSQUETO NET
TING can be accommodated with it, at every price
and quality, by calling
Anr Il IND COOKE &
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ZEN UINE PREPARATIONS have
~ just received the following pure and eaL,able
temperatures manufactured by the best, and most
celebrated Chemists in the lnown world
on ounces Sulphate Qui- Pure Taunin
- nnc Pure Argent Nitras
Best Turkey Opium Fcrri Citrate
(new CROP Pure Cinchonine
citrate Ferrl Quinine Chloride Iodine
iodlde Ferrl Pure Strychuine
Potass Uydriod Chloride Zinc
Iodine fIuInoi Oil Piper Mig (pure)
rure fIpcrlhe Phosphate Ammonia Ia
''V "a Pui ne .u!!Puas new prcpafation.)
the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
CIlAS. II. HEIN1TSH, Agent
meinbet OF the philadelphia College of
aug ~ medicine. Pharmacy and Chemistry.
ROOkS just received and for sale at New York
I'D prices, by w. n. RI, HODGES g. co =
me Expedition to Borneo of H. NJ S. Dido, for
voc suppression of Piracy with extracts from the
gourmet oil James Brooke, Esq, (now Agent for
Vpc oFlush Government in Borneo,) by Capt. Hen
~ hcppel X. N.-price 80 cts.
The Modern British Plutarch; or, Lives Of Men
distinguished in the recent History of England
Tor their talents, virtues achievements, by MIR.
u. Taylor, l.. l.. D.--pricc 30 cents.
Treatise on Algebra, by Elias Loonis, a. NJ,
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philusophv
in the University of the City Of New York Mem.
Der Of the Philosophical Society, of the American
Academy OF Arts and Sciences, &C.
No. Statesmen Of England.
Nos. 81. IS, % aud 100 Pictorial Shakespeare.
No. Mor5o's Geographic Maps AUG IS
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
"A In the town of Gatesvile, North Carolina
IT, that we'll known Stand called MERCHANTS
-E@I@l HOTEL. This large Tavern has attached
Stables for Forty Horses, and all necessary Out.
Houses. in addition to that is a Store and War.
House. This desirable Stand needs no comment
az it is well known throughout the mic die and
it, The Hotel was built in ls45. al an expense of
over two thousand dollars, and the owner will sell
u now at the low price of Fifteen Hundred Dollars
To an industrious man it would be frat rate in
vestment there can be first rate business done
in the Hotel and Store. Possession given the first
day of November, 1896 or sooner if preferred
For further information apply to
A. S. LEWIS, Camden County
Or THOS. G.. VAUGHAN
CtafssyiItc
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Gainesville, N. c., Aug. 1l-oD "'''''''''
GOLD pATENT LEVER WATCHES.

GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
" have just received fine lot of vel Y superior
English Levers, plain and full Jewelcd. in Hunt-
ing and single Gold Cases, many of these move
ments we're selected by me, and cascd in fine Gold
according to my own instructions and therefore
can be highly recommended.
| have also received Il lot Of fine Anchor and
Cylinder escapcment Watches, Of Gold and Silver
cases.
Persons in want Of time keepers arc requested
TO call and examine my extensive stock before tIcv
make purchase, all Of which shall be sold low
j. NJ. FREEMAN, Jeweler
. 0G~ Clocks and Watches continued to be repaired
in superior style. AUG 20
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rs, The Wings Of New York are in dreadful con-
u.' with dozen candidates In prospective for
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NORFOLK FEMALE SEMINARY.--The
L exercises of this Institution will be resumed
ON MONDAY, the i4th instant.
SepS ii. ROBINSON
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