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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-29
TENTH REGIMENT N. Y. SIN.

Pursuant to the above Division Orders and the Act therein
mentioned the ununliormed of the several
OF thus Iegmea will assemble within their respective comp,
ny districts on Monday, the 9TH day OF October 10
o'clock A. NJ for company parade inspection and martial
ercise armed and Qaiped according the places de-
LIST District, company A. bounded by the Hudson River
Hsmmersy Bedford and Bsro Streets and commanded BY
jones' captain the north of Hudson and
Leroy streets.
I'D Disict, company B. bounded by Bedford Hammersly
Hancock, Blocker and CaImne Sixth aud
Barrow street and commanded bv Henry L. Hoelze, cptan
at the north corner of Beecker and Cornell lila
Sd District company g. bounded by the Hudson River Bar
row. Hudson aud Perry and by Henry
ner captain at the north Of Washington and Amos
streets.
4h District company D. bounded by Hudson street, Barrow
street. Sixth Avenue and Amos commanded bv Cornelius
Clark captain at the north Of Fourth and Chris
topher streets.
3h District, company 4, bounded by the Hudson River
Perry, Hudson and Troy Streets and commanded BY James
MGnth. captain at the north east Of Washington
Bank streets
9Th District, Company f. bounded by Hudson Amos Fac
Captain the North East OF Fourth and Perry streets
7th District, Company q, bounded by the Hudson river
Troy street. Eighth avenue and Fourteenth street, and
manded by Cornelius Va1derveei the North
Of Gree witch and HoraIio streets.
9Th District Company II bounded by Eighth avenue, Troy
Factory and Amos streets Sixh aud Fourteenth
and commanded by Jacob Raynor Captain the North
corner Of Seven avenue ant Eleventh street
Ihs Court Of APpess 10 hear appeals from
change No 23 Blocker street Friday the 2d day Of Oc
BY order Of CHARLES J. DODGE,
1t Col. COmmK 10th Rcgt. N. I.S.M
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NINTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. MILITIA.
l7rH WARD.


Pursuant to the above Division Orders and the therein
mentioned the ununformed Of the
OF this regiment will assemble within
districts Monday the 4h day of October at 10 clock
A. NJ Tor company paade inspection and martial exercise
armed and equipped according law, the place desguacd
for each district respectivey, a. follows =
The district Of Company A. commanded by Captain John
Frat avenue and Second the South East
Houston aud Christie streets. 81.
O. The district Of Company B, commanded by Lieutenant
Commit Stephen H. onell aud bounded by Elddge, Riv
ington Essex Avenue Second aud First avenue
the South West corner of Houston and Allen Streets
g. The district Of Company G, commanded by Lieut. Jacob
L. sebrng and bounded Essex, Rvington, Clinton,
of Houston and Norfolk streets. ~ IN N ~
The district Of Company ID, commanded by Capt Charles
T. Buwinkle and bounded by the Bowery Second street.
First avenue aud Sixth street. the .uh East of Be-
cond avenue aud Fourth street
The district of Company +. comma ded by Capt Marvin
Ptman aud bounded by First Second street, Ave
ne and Sixth the South East Of Avenue
g The district Of Company T. commanded by Capt John NJ
Hayward and bounded by the Bowey xth Avenue
T. Seventh street. Avenue and Eighth the South
East corner Of Second avenue aud seventh street.
The district OF Company u, commanded by Capt Richard
H. Thompson and bounded by the Bowery, Eighth
cond ay and Ninth street.
The district of Company H. commanded by Capt Henry
B. Melville and bounded by the Bowery Tenth street, Ave.
B. and Fourteenth at the South East Of
cond avenue and Twelfth street
The Regimenta Court Of Appeals to hear appeals from
hnes or penalties imposed will be held Military Hall 1893
Col Coming 9th Eegt, N. Y. 8, Militia
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YANKEE ENTERPRISE. the first Amcr-
cans who entered Vera Cruz, on the cessation Of
bostlitiss was the Of small schooner from down
east then anchored OF the harbor. lie might be
making his way with breathess haste one Of the best
hotels In the city upon entering which he Moderated
for the landlord ~ That important personsgs obeyed
the call the instant but In evident trepidzliop as
matter of COURSE when the Yankee, In sharp accent
which conveyed the idea to the uninitated Mexican
that his safety was In implicit acquscence thus aocos
cd him want this establishment house lot iurni-
ture and every thing as stands What ys take for
IL" The Mexican happy TO be permitted the privilege
TO BE- at the mercy Of the enemy named much he
judged he wanted to put respectable distance between
him and los Yankees" It's bargain ~ shouted the
down.esstsr as he commenced Smelling out the money
And now, my friend (he added what Is the least pos
sible time It wiz take you TO clear out" He WAS told
that half an hour would sufncc And In half an hour,
accordingly, our friend this Yankee mixing jvlsps
and otherwise minist~rng TO the comfort and
dalton of his countrymen In particular and the public In
genersl.-Novfok Herald,
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EIGHTH REGIMENT Ny. 9. MILITIA.

Pursuant the above division orders and the herei
mentioned the pryate Of the several
Of this will assemble WITHIN their
districts Monday the 4th day Of October o'clock
A. NJ for company parade inspection add martial
armed and equipped law the places
for each district respect vely, as follows -
Company A, Capt George Lyons comnandant, the
OF Clinton and GRIND District bounded by Norfolk
Kiyington. Ridge, and Division streets
Company b. Capnin James Prizes commandant at the
come! Of Grand and Sheriff This district bounded
Company {, Captain M Van yke, commandant at the
Of 0oeck aud Grand his district bounded
BY Grand Cannon AID Rivng and the East River
Company Captain James Little, dant, the
ner Of t and Houston streets This district bounded
kIvington. Clinton, Houston and Sheriff streets
Company F. Captain George B. Bovine, the
corner Of Cannon and Houston streets This district
East River. -~--.-' -. - -
Company +, Lieutenant Edmund II. Weyman commandaut
at the corner of Fifth and Avenue B. This district
bounded BY Houston street, Avenue B, Fifth and tbs
East River =
Company @. Lieu.ensnt Avah T. Canfed commandant at
the corner Of Seventh street and Avenue B. This district
River. = - =
Company II, Lieutensnt James Dyer commau liant, at
the Of Avenue and Ninth This district
bounded BY Ninth street, Avenue b. Fourteenth street, and
the East River.
Appeals will be heard the Military Hail. No 1893 Bowery
ON Friday the 18th October 947 follows Compauy A.
8oclock M; Company b. at O'Clock A. M Company
Z. at 10 O'CLOCK. A. COMPANY D. at II o'clock A: Nj
COMPANY Z, at O'clock al Company ~ Ut o'clock PMS
M By orderof COL. J. w. STYLES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
READ! BE GUARDED :!
- ft 'cO THE tpf;RyIfs .tFITlLr

FVNHE increasing popularity of pr G. REM
i SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLES
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has Undue ed n bhinbcr
OF pcrsous In make something they call pi IS and
coat them with sugar, order to sell them for sl,c
genuine, while they do not possess particle of the
goodness, even assimiiatc in appearance to The
original, DR.. Smiths Pills In short, they arc an
intended FRAUD upon the community. A minis.
yer whoa hrst had an interest in an imitation SUI
gar coated Pill, manufactured In Albany, n. Y,
- mas giVcn them up. as he says, account of the
slserao'e dishonest parties concerned i'm manu-
.ecVu',,hg them. The same party arc nov indus
riousy circulating reports calculated to iniuic Dr.
Sm'ni ana TO affect the reputation of his Valuable
PHls nu' rather tan notice them in pnbic DR.
Smitn Is about to institute legal gs asainst
Ucn iot INC slaud"rs, as he has in another case
against similar party in which he recovered n
large amount of dam gcs. These miserable inn;
tators have 10 resort 20 he most al oinoble means
to palm OF tbeir counterfeit pills as the puLlic
know that Dr. Smiths the original and 90 miro
Several instances have come to public no,;r. IN
which life has been cndong cred by the uns,r,un,,
use of the cnunteriei;s Ills DR.. Smiths pills that
are doing so much good in the country-as the fol-
loving plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dr
Smiths Pills thai all others.
Tins is to certify that have uscd the Sugar Coat
cd Pills manufactured by g. Benjamin Smith, of
New York, for some time. and believe them To
be good medicine; md also from inquiry in that
city, am persuaded that he is the original invent
o' aud therefore is entitled to the benefit OF the in.
'eh'loh s WILLIAMS,
Pastor Let Baptist Church, Pittsbureh
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PULMONARY ORGANS.

A very important disease over which this a. Bal.
SAM excrts very powc' full influence is that of n
DISEASED LIVER
In this complaint il has undoubtedly proved more
cfficacious than any remedy hitherto EMPLOYED
and in numerous Instances when patients l. adj Gu
dnred long and severe suffering from the disease
without receiving the least benefit from various
rene dies, and when Mercury has been rcsortcd to
in vain, the of this Basam has restored the
Liver to a healthy action, AID in many instances
effected permanent cures after every known rene.
dy had failed 20 produce this desired effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases
above mentioned we also find il q very effcctual
remedy in Asthma. complaint in which il has
been extensively used with decided success, even
in of years standing.
IL not only emanatcs from regular Physician
but has also been we'll tested in al the complaints
for which it is recommended. 1t is not my intcn.
ton therefore, either TO cloak it in mystcrv or in
any way deceive the public by ovcrrating its vir.
tues on the contrary. shall simply cndcavor to
give brief statement OF it's usefulness, and hatter
myself that its surprising efficacy will enable me
to furnish such proofs of virtues as will satisfy
the most Incl cdulous, that Consumption n ay and
"CAN BE CURED,' If this medicine be rcsorted
to in time.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by !. BUTTS. Address all orders tn
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston. Mass
For sale by c. II. HEINTISH, Portsmouth Va
Nj. \ SANTOS, Wholesale and retail, Norfolk md
by Druggists generally throughout the country.
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NIGHT UPON THE SEA.

The wave " very clear below,
The sky above is clear; ~
The dim horizon biendeth them
Both into Que sweet sphere. tfrtNtI =
Aud so when souls arc ca I'm below, Ca.
And heaven serene above,
Time blends their glorics iuto one, -a
And NIL is peace and love.
The kindly airs around mo play,
With fragrance from aiar, ~.
Shed, as from angels wings astray ..-.
From youder pearly star.
And in the hour of holy calm
When heaven to us doth bow
Comes there not forth from a star horn b,,,tb
From the future TO the NOW.
The bark that bears us swiftly on,
A gentle ripple makes, i1ct
As If the wave TO speed us So
quiet pleasure takes. ED
DO not the hours. az o'cr their b east
Our life boat glides along,
Happy to bear US to our home, sr
Sing sweet under .song? ftlsF.fst S.
The wave, the sky, the brcczc--
feel their deep control,
Aud bless them that they preach so we'll
Dear gospels 10 my soul
When cares disturb and heaven seems fair
And the air around me dead,
l'.l call to mind this calm cool wave
And the lii sky over head
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-e
SOMA

~
DURSUANT to Decd OF Trust, executed by
Nathaniel N Tatctn and Abigail F. his wife
bearing date on the Sd day of August, in tho wear
1913, and of record in the Clerks Office of Nor folk
County Court, for the purposes mentioned in said
Deed, we shall expose TO sale at public auction for
CASH before the Court House OF Norfolk County
on THURSDAY the 4rh day of February next, at
IL o'clock, the following Real and Personal Estate,
10 wit: the TRACT OF LAND at the mouth OF In
DIAN Creek, IN the County OF Norfolk, on which
the said Nathaniel w Tatcm resides, and which
was "cviscd 10 him by tie will of his father Ma
thanlfl =. Tatcm, deceased.
And all OF TNo Tracts of Land on Indian Creek
conveyed to said Nathaniel N. Tatc,n by VIM H.
Hunter and wife Ivy Deed of 18th July, 1897, save
that portion Of the since sold and convey cd
by said N. n. Tatcm To Jno. NJ. D. Haynes
The above Tracts of Land, all lying contig uous
to e!ch other. form Of the most desirable Farms
In Norfolk County They on,ain about two hun
drcd and fifty acres, and are situated at the mouth
OF Indian Creek, where it cmpties into the Eastern
Branch of Elizabeth River, about three miles from
the CITY OF Norfolk. On the premises is n good
Dwelling HDusc with all niece ssary out buildings
Also, Slaves Jenny, Catherine, Susan and S c.
phcn.
The Lands above mentioned will be sold together
subject to Hen for $4,000, with interest thcrco
from the 29Ih J,ly. 1913
JOHN A CHANDLER
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON { trustees
Portsmouth,, Jan l4-ids
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NOTICE: -The subscriber would most respect

MOTTO E.-Thc subscriber would most resoecf.
iuIiy inform those of his Customers who have
not received their bread as usual (owinr to The
carriers being principally hirclings and are of
taking their Chris tna< frolics) that on New Years
day, the routes viii all be- supple with punctuai
carriers, who SHALL ALWAYS be in time for their
customers "
Those who arc not supplied with bread, will
please scnd to the shop, until the carriers get rcgu-
thankful Tor the patronage heretofore bestowed
he would respectfully inform the public 1bat hr
sun continues to manufacture the most chnicc art,
Gle OF BREAD, BISCUIT, CRACKERS, CAKES
&c, &C. 10
Persons wishing to he furnished for tine cpsu;,,g
year, will pl asc tavc their names at the BAKER,
AMI they all be Punctual lily attended to-
Dec 81 JAMES TOMPKISS
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From wilson, starbird & smith.1

. Lnusvilc, Feb. 49, 1916.
DR.. Smith-Dcar Sir: About two weeks ago we
fought two gross of your Indian vcgctal lc Sugar
Coated Pis. Though business is dull here at this
tune, yet We have sold them all. You will please
send us ten gross through Mcssrs. Lawrence &
Reese OF your city, who will forward them TO us
via Pittsburgh. Youis respcctrully
WILSON, STARBIRD * SMITH
Once l79 Greenwich street, Oargc brick block )
%. Always ask for the Improved Indian Vcgcta,
bic Pills.
U- And sec that G. BENZ Saith is icriten with
a pm on the lotion of the box
Z H. HElNlTSH, Portsmouth,, Agent Tor this
county NJ. a. SANTOS, Norfolk General Agent
ior the STATE Dec 81 6m
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VOICE FROM KENT1rcKv

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in the mo. Il
aggrsra'ed form for three years past, and found
no uelicI unni usel Dr. G. Benz. Smiths Improved
said v'iushic pills, am entirely tuSed They arc
general remedy. J. X LEENAN :
Paducah KY, Nov. 10, Is45
VIC certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths pills
are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, GIVENS s. CO. Merchant
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=sTssssss-ssss Fare to F ercksburg
S4'oo, TO Washington and Alexandria, $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO AM
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
and Petersburg Rail Road. lea yes Wright;s wharf
Norfolk: every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY,
at 8 a. Nj. for the above cities nd towns Pass ~
gers cakast on board the Augusta and arrive Mt
Port Walthai at halt past II M where trains leave
Immediately for hoh Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. M and
at Richmond about p M, about two hours in adj
vance OF the old James River Line and i'm a Roat
unsurpassed in her accommodations md the atten
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
tc shurg every Monday, Wednesday and Frdav
at half past a. M, breakfast on board the Aupns
IA, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p M
1t will he pert civcd from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives 10 perso,s
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
OPT ortunlty OF transacing it and returning nv the
boat OF next morning, to be absent from Their
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual Iand;,os ~,
James River TO take in and put out way travel and
at any other points on the river where signal il
made -
The pubic may rest assured that il is the deter
minatlon OF the Propiietors to keep IN this Line
permanently; an ! to accommodate travellers be-
tweru Norfolk ar Portsmouth and Richmond ,pd
Petersburg and The Cities of the District of Colun
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further information tickets or lrcight annl,,
to ~ w. II GARNETr & Co
N. b. The central position of the r. &P r. r.
Depot in Richmond and its outguty to the prin
cipal Hotels, and place Of starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal pockets e.
Lvnchhurg, adds the economy as well as tLa
convcnicncCs of this Line Gct q
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY roR =
G. NSU M PHO
Ind he besf Madeleine km0,rn 10 man (

.And he BEST .Hedicine hnorn 10 nan for
Asthma Of every stage, Liver Complaint, Bron
chitis, lnhucnza, Coughs, Colds, Blecdinr Of
the Lungs, Sh"rtncss of Breath, pains
and Weakness in the side, breast
Sc, and all other diseases sr
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Pastor Let Baptist Church, Pittsi
From the Blue Hens Chicken. fDel)

We call the attcnii II of our readers to tic GER
uhcatc of Rcv. 5. Williams, Pastor OF the lst RAJ,
Isi church, Pittsburgh, in relation to Dr. Smiths
Pills We can ourselves bcrr l. siinonv In the p y
cc'lcnrc Of these Pills, of Us having used them
and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best paper in the State of Della.
ware.
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From Mc<srs. Bull & Alden.I

- . i|lUI.NIITr, ny, FEB. 70, 1916
Dr.. G. BENZ. Smith-Dear Sir You will nlcaso
send Us twelve gross Of yonr valuable Pills From
present indirntions we shall sell largo amount of
them We lind that they go very quick, &c.
Your friends, BULL & ALDEN
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NJ &BAJA 81 HERMAN CORTES Sc
IL CARS I'VE are an ious to cali the attention
OF gnod Scgars and genuine Tobacco VIC have
received some of those celebrated brands NABAJA
HERMAN CORTES. on account of their extra
ORDINARY superior quality, and extensive demand
IN inc UnEe6 States, arc universally ackno led .,cd
To- be lar superior to any Scgars ever in sorted. -
:" can establish this fact, by smokers and gooI
judges in Norfolk nd other portions of the UnitCd
states We have other brands which cannot H..
exceiled In India, Woodpaie, Bqranea, Regaiia,
5''Scdrofds' La Norma, SC, Sc. For sale At the
Dec 81 CHAS. III. HEINITSH Agent
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III ES. slbject 70 inspection.

Offers must be acCvIupa MED by a guaranty Of
some known and responsible person, that the offer.
or will execute, within ten days, after the bid is
nude known, contract with bond in good and
sufficient security to comply with his offer for
which the guaranty will hold himself responsible
in Of failure, according the act of Con oresz
in that case made and provided.
Jan 2-SFw GEO. LOYAL, Navy 1eut.
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u Persons who arc yet Indebted for TOWN TAX.
~, are respectfully informed that my duty is inn
PcrhtVc IN the matter, anG shall be compelled to
levy ON their goods aud chattcs if they arc re- i'm
ncdiaieiy settled. The arI of Trustees will
SHOW N" enity to me or my cites, and Look for
prompt settlement early in January, all wilf
therefore, sec tho necessity ! am under TO adon,
stringent measures to make my cole ctious, and |
trust !hat each Will promp ly their liabilities
thereby relieving me from a very unpleasant duty
WILLIAM PoRrLOCK, Iotcr Collector
Dec 8
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our SECoND Supply OLE CAsH PnR

nUR SECOND SUPPLY OF ASHPUR
~ CHASES.-Splendid double stitch Brogans at
2 per palr-240 pairs just received at the New
York Boot and Shoe Store.
Boys,s extra heavy Brogans al 62I and So cents a
Pair-loo pairs received and for sale at the Ne "
York Shoe Store.
Youths BIogans at is and 90 ceuis-ISO pairs re-.
cclvcd and of prime quality.
YOUTHS Winter Boots at Is cents pair; no such
bargains IN YOUTHS Boots can be found ONLY at tho
New York Boot and Shoe Store
, Mems thick Boots at Sl.75; all who want tbick
the Boot Store. ~ "
Mems Kip Boots, at 1925, a few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size.
do Womens Grain Boots
case Mems prime Elastic Over Shoes
doz Gents Sporting Hats.
do Boys Caps, very cheap.
do Mems Fur do, do
The above IS part of an invoice which arc omen.
ing this morning, and which VIC can sell less than
the manufacturers the nsclyes, and less than thew
arc TO be found at any other place south of Ney
York. All who wish to 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 -
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ALL NOT LosTTHAT ISM DANGER

MN, r. STEWART s. CO, would acQuant the
w public, that their stock of DRY GOODS j.
standing the ruin which threatened Anxious MS
ever ever to dispose OF their stock, prices will be kept
low' and no excrtion spar ed to accommodate ALL
every day Will add interest to their already larrc
stock, as every arrival Of the Northern Boats will
improve it. ,yM p STEW ART G, 70 "''
Jan i9-2w No. 7, Main street.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS

. 10 Ot HNN al me GUN ESI .HEINI' in
Portsmouth.
A ) the subscriber is determined 10 SELL persons
IA in want of anything in my linc may rest as
suret that the subscriber will not be under .sol,i
nor under worked. Every article in the $50, lin
Line always on hand and mind, | am not to be-.
under sold Thankful for past favours respect
i"liy request continuance of the same, as no OK.
ertions on my part shall bc spared to please those
VII" may favor me with their custom as I assure
the pnhic it is not all talk and no cider" but
lntend TO do just as say for bar gins stop
the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street. one
door East OF the Old Dominion Office
J. A. SPALDING.
N e. The highest cash price paid for old Cop
per and Brass. Ian q
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tFrom. Dir, Singleton |

SlNlthIand, Ky Feb. "a 1916.
DR. &. BENZ Smith, Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold so we'll and given
such general satisfaction, your Improved Indian
Vegetable II l.. Very respectfully yours
F.S SINGLETON
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FOR RENT

a The Granite front STORE and Dwell
s5aEl ING on the East side Of Crawford street
-El.-l near the foot of the Market House Port,
mouth at present occupied by Mr. Hoffman, is
be made accommodating Possession given en- the
LIST January, ls47. Apply TO
JOHN BUFFERS, in Gosport,
orto DAS'L. j TvnSER, opposite the pre,nis's
Dec 81 ~ .
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CLOTHs.-Tbc $

HLOTHS, CLOTHS.-Thc Subscribers will
~ close OCT th' IL present stock of WOODEN Goods
very low consisting of
mcrcs " ~
blankets. Cassinctts, Twccds and Ke~s,ys.
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, &C., together with n
most complete miscellaneous stock embracing
most OF the articles in the DCy Goods line
Jan 2-2w VVAI p SpEU ,pr
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NAVY AGENT,s oEpIcy

Norfolk, January 81, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, will be re-
- ceivcd until IL o'clock, on the 2d day OF Feb.
ruary, for the delivery at the Navy Yard innfd;
at'y. or on or before Tie an Of March, of the follow
ing bill of
IRON SPIKES, subiecL 10 insneclinn
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Is. MINTON, Dealer in Fine Gold Lever
e. Watches, Jcwclry, Silver and Plated Wares
Crawlord street, Portsmouth, Va.
9O- Fine Watches repaired and warranted
Jan 10