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LOCAL NEWS.
NEw YORK AND rHs VICINITY.


Consurrios-H will he remember. ,h., .or,,
I've weeks since, formal eh.rsos we're made 70 Gov.
erner fenton, BY Jsmcs Gregory, Of No. asa First
svonue against the individuals composing th. s,r,.t
Cleaning Commission Of this City, viz Mayor
Gunther, Comptroller Brennan, City Inspector Boo,s
Recorder Hoffman and Corporation Counsel Dsvlln-
The charges arc 10 the effect that tho sbovensmed
officers had vilfuliy and corrup,iy disobeyed and d.
regarded the requirements Of the statute, By con-
traotins with certain persons for cleaning the streets
whose proposals vere not, the Commissioner veil
knev' the most advantageous to public intsrest o,
ihey 70 secure the most effective service that ,.it
Commissioners had viifuiy and corupty oou.um-
msteds . vntsfui Job, for the purpose cf peronL
| ~srsndissmsnt; thst ,hey had improperly sn-
riehsd persons Who uers their dependents
or associates, aud otherwise abused the
powsri entrusted to them. and slso usurped
power not conferred upon them by said statute.
ho- &c. and all 10 the pccuniary os, and damage Of
the city. In the fourteen specifc ations which
accompanied these charges, Mr.. Grssory stated tho
fscts on which he founded the accusations Actins
ON this document Governor Fenien Yesterday morn.
Ing notified the ociss Indicated Of his intsnton to
investigate the natter 70 ssoh Of whom he caused W
be dsiivercd the following no,ics
srArn OF NEW Yoak, Exrourrv, DxrArr,uxrp
ALBASY, August 10 1888
Sir Hsre.i,h Ter 70. viii Be served Win oopie. of
assnst ysu n c.aa~s... 49, ns'p poen p.sierIeo
fence thereof will be siyss At ten O'Clock in the forr
usIys Chsmbey In ,Se ~ ~ xha hhsoo I ne Eno.
and ycu are requested to appear At such time and
myess allan e ef ~ you Wsy desire 70 oneI On N
R Il FHs,Io,
Governor New forh.
NO nuie interest 10 manifested With regard 10 ,hs
result OF ths novel trial, nasmuch as the oontinu-
sno" IN omeo OF the Mayor, inspector &c. depsnds
upon "s nnai Issue
CESrhAL fARK-Nsitors TO this beautiful
place Of public resort 90 seldom think Of snythnE
else than their own enjoyment that IL 10 sometimes
l worm vnhs 70 nmemoer the Commissioners, whose
hhsnth report nas just been ssued' and usder vhoss
CO" 20 peaoui country place has been created tor
'no o'uhcn' o' NOV forh' Ihe report mentions
'o"''Pa'a 'i'p'o'omens' snd dethn the sums or
%e." ~, n.. a., mus nr osen eIponoeo upos ms
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enough l,f, over 10 .orol,,e N. .r,., NV, !, ,h
| work remaining N b. done During issx sys and
,hre. quarter million, Of p.opi. entered the P.ri.
million and . half more than during .ny prsyionsl
ycsr and only 100 ps,ou. we're arrested for .n-ud-.
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Attempt to ma 20 1t Monopoly.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
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THE PACIFIC GAIbROAIs.
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They Are Charged With Treason
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ARREST or Ex-RE0EL OFFICERS.
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SEyERAI.LIvES LOST.
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At the same time, we do not abridge any Of
our feeling of qualification that these gentle
men are to inspect the great leading lines di-
vergng from this city and connecting JUS with
the vast Western portion of our country. For
eign capital has been largely interested in these
main commercial arteries of our country and
they will be supported still by the same yaid
that has made them 80 far efficient for the
public good with the added advantage, per-
haps, of some Improvements and consolida-
tons of sporadic interests, which have often
been regretted as injurious to the proper
working of our railroad system. No haste is
needed to force convictions upon gentlemen SO
well able to judge for themselves They have
deep and interesting study of facts to en-
gage their attention. and, I'VE doubt not, as
they move over the country in the investiga-
tons which they are here to pursue that they
will discover, without prompting, where the
most profitable part of our railroad wealth is
situated. Meanwhile, let every facility be
given to them to form the most exact and ac-
curate judgments.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The SPIRIT OF SOUTHERN BUYERs.--Mer-
chants report that the feelings of animosity
engendered during the war have all passed
away, and that good feeling and confidence
has taken the place of distrust and factional
hate. On there side the New York merchants
are able and willing to do everything to in
crease and consolidate their business with
southern men, who they say are not only will
ing but able to pay for every dollars worth
negotiated or contracted for. A member of
one of the heaviest dry goods firm in this city
assures our reporter of his belief in the fact
that there is a million and a half bales of cot7
ton scattered through the South, legally be-
longing to the people, which has not been dis
turbed or claimed by the Government This
cotton, worth forty-fve cents pound at the
present valuation, was formerly worth but
eight cents, SO that in this crop alone there
exists2the basis and foundation of very re-
spectacle trade-in i.self u.s.
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BGs~ The latest information which we get
from the letter writers" in regard to Mr..
Davis trial, is that court room is being fitted
up in the Custom House in Richmond, in
which the trial will take place. The District
Court of the United States is held in Rich
mond, and is not of competent jurisdiction to
try person indicted for capital offence, such
as treason. The Circuit Court was, by act
of Congress some years since, located in Nor
folk, Virginia. If, therefore, Mr. Davis is to
be tried in Eastern Virginia, the trial must
take place in Norfolk. -.4
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ABOR VINCIT-OMNIA!
LABOR SUP,PIl1Y OFFICE,

y Z a a
IL. Fl 4R. NORFOLK, Aug Sth, 1865.
The pressing demand for Laborers, in Virginia
and North Carolina has induced me to undertake
to supply the want. With this viewS1 have re-
Gently visited New York, and after full consul
tation with the Commissioners of Emigration, I
have concluded to enter upon thisimporfant duty
at once
The emigration from Great Britain and the Con.
tnent to America is very great at this time
That large proportion of this vast tide can be
turned towards the South II am convinced from
enquiry upon the spot.
have opened an office in this city, and am now
ready to receive orders for such Farm Hands,
finale and female House Seryeants. Sc. as NAV
be needed The Nationalities of Great Britain
and the Continent are all represented in this grand
influx of population. But it is from the German
States, snd Ireland, and Scotland, and Wales
that we have to look for such labor as we need
persons making application will state fully their
wants and their preference as to nationality.
shall take pleasure in communicating fully all
the information possess on the subject, and
have no doubt ofbeing able, with reasonable no.
nce, to supply all the labor that may be required.
J take pleasure in referring to the following
gentlemen eq. ..-.,Sy s.y
Cyrus Curtis, Esq, Vice President of the Board
OF Commissioners OF Emigration, So Broadway,
Henry G. Hardy, 70 Beaver street, n Y. for
merry of North Carolina - Z no
John Potts Brown, SO Beaver street, N. Y.
HGalph King, 90 Beaver street, N. Y, formerly
DR.. A; N Bell, III Clinton street Brooklyn
Ni? Hoa s. M f6Eiaas &s 5. Congress.
Hon. Francis G.. Pierpont, Gov. Va.
Hon L. Il. Chandler, Elk. us. Congress -.
Hon. I. G. Tabb, Mayor of city Of Norfolk.
James Corniek, Pres. Dis. C. Company. l57
Marshall Parks Pres. A. Il C. C. Ceppany.
Alexander Bell, Charles Reid, W. j. Hardy,
city of Norfolk ia III9QSD 4la9 4
=. DR.. w. W.lWing, late Treasurer State of Va.
Lewis Webb, Collector Port Norfolk.
aug sAT .ztcEre JAS. L. BELL, Md
ctr --n-rl s. r. >
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.-A one-leged soldier
hobbled into a crowded street car in Chicago
on Friday, and a pale-faced but pretty little
woman arose and gave him her seat. AS he
was passing up to the vacated seat their gaze
met, and they threw themselves into each
others arms. The soldier had been terribly
wounded in Tennessee, and was supposed to
be dead by his loving little wife. Before he
was able to write to Aher she removed to Chi
cage and his letter never reached her. AS
soon as hecould travel he1set out for home
and met his sofrowing wife in the romantic
way we have described But for her generous
impulse so rare in these days--in giving her
seat to "a MANNED soldier, their reunion might
have been long delayed e nas Ell Is So
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ELECTION NOTICES.
correspondence.

JOIN R. KILBY, ESQ.,, >
Sir: At Convention held at Isle of WIGHT
Court House, on Thursday, Slst Of August ut.
TOR the purpose of nominating a candidate to rem,
resent the Cd Congressional District in the next
Congress Of the United States, you were selected
unanimously as fit and proper person to fll that
nigh and responsible position.
by resolution, | was made the organ to- an
nonnce to you, officially, the result Of our delib
elratlons; and in compliance, hasten to make
this communication.
with great respect, / am yours, &C.,
JOHN R. PURDUE, President.
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CHOLERA IN ENGLAND. The latest file of
English papers are filled with the reports of
the ravages Of the cholera in the East, and of
its rapid progress West. To us, however, the
statement Of most immediate interest is the
apparent confirmation that the pestilence is
already in London. The Times of that city
of August 23d, says that during the week,
besides the deaths enumerated as caused by
diarrh@a, twelve cases. Of which four occurred
to adults, were referred to cholera or choleraic
darrhea. In st. Georges-in-the-East, the
wife of a working. lighterman, aged 81 years;
died Of "Asiatic cholera, after "a hours i'll
ness. 'l~aA -. -Q sly ~ -l.- FL .i.5-'}.5f7
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/ MURDER, ROBBERY AND ARREST. An aw-
full murder has just been brought to light at
Chicago. About two weeks since a sailor,
supposed from the United States service, hax-
ingion his person about $500, wentinto low
den, where his circumstances were soon dis
covered by two noted thieves, named John
Ryan and Martin Berry, who with couple
of prostitutes, named Jennie White and Mag
gle Franklin, enticed him into hack, drove
him to the outskirts of the city, and there MUIR
dered and robbed him, throwing his body in
the lake, where it was discovered on Friday
The parties have all been arresteduaa ar,
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Troy this afternoon below Canal street; taking
both sides of Broadway, including Tihord &
Lapham's steam planning MILL to. Exchange
street The loss will probably reach $780,
000, including Wisewals mansion house block
and other stories. & Ns
The fire was finally stopped at Exchange
street by great exertions The Democrat Of
fee is destroyed. s. l. # SCI
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN IN DRESDEN. "A
letter in London Journal dated Dresden,
August Is, says: '' l'14. =. '.+'' sa' g
The well known northern General McClel-
Ian has been sojourning in Dresden for the past
few days. He is constantly visiting all the
museums and examining the numerous collec-
tons of arms and trophies in this city. 1t is
understood that he intends to devote himself
to German military studies, and is now maxi
ing himself thoroughly acquainted with the
Prusslan army, which, more than anything
else, attracted his attention. -
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LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT vEssELs.-
The !, following vessels were sold by auction at
the Brooklyn navy yard, September 4th, at
the prices named: Steamer Augusta Dins-
more, $49, 900; do. Fort Morgan, $40, 1000
90. Home, $4,000; do. Honduras, $27 900 ;
do. Oleander, Sic, 400; do, Delta, $500 do.
Coma, $4,000; ferry-boot Commodore Hull,
$12,50O; do, Sherkan, So, 500 brig Bahia,
$1,000. Another sale will take place in a
few days.
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The FENIAN BROTHERHOOD There was
very large meeting of the Fenian Brotherhood
Of Troy, New York, at Griswold Hall, on the
night of Sept 4th. Mayor Gilbert and other
prominent citizens were present. Speeches
were made by Patrick Corbett, of Syracuse
Mr.. Brennan, of New York, and Thomas B.
Carroll, of Troy, John Morrissey came upon
the stage. made a speech, and contributed
$1,000. ~ '9''' So
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DAY BOOK TICKETS.

We have printed, for the convenience of
our customers, tickets emitting the holder to
one copy of the Dag Book each They can
be purchased at our counting room in any
quantities, at two cents apiece
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: The transfer Of the Wilmington and Weldon
railroad to the Company, was made by COL
Boyd, Chief Quartermaster Of the Department
Of North Carolina, on behalf of the Govern
ment, at Goldsboro, August 90. ans
This restoration re-opens the great thorough
route between the North and South, and af
tords unbroken railroad communication be-
tween New York and Charleston. 10
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes, can have it
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room.
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STEAMER AReo.-This fine steamer of o.

STEAMER ARGo-This fine steamer of o.
neys Norfolk line, is really worthy of notice
Mr.. ,Healey, the accommodating purser, ex-
erts himself to the utmost to accommodate
N ms patrons The "Argo,' also" can boast of
AZ very important parsonage in their
steward who understands his business, and
knows how to provide a No I table We
were much pleased with our trip on the
!" Argo. - Neaobern Times. 81 al io p..s g
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Ne,cbe'm ~. @, -September 2.-The steam
ers Louisa Moore, Eleid and Araga, and fleet
ofschooners left here to-day for the North
heavily laden with cotton, tobacco, naval stores
and other produce. In the extensive cotton
fields in sight of Newburn, their cotton pickers
commenced gathering their cotton last week.
The worm has not made it's appearance in
this part of the State, and the yieldsof cotton
in Eastern North Carolina this year will be
good. ! 81 = 81 : = =
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The very Best Article for Family
~ - Baking ever Invented .

II LIQUID YEAST entirely superseded, and
4 4 much trouble saved by having an article al
ways ready-never sour, and good, sweet Bread
sure result.
This Compound is composed entirely of vege-
table extracts-one of which, Hops, is the most
healthy of articles. No chemical preparation of
Powders can compare with this Compound for
making Light, Street, Nutritious and Wholesome
Bread, or anything that requires Yeast. 1T has
been in use several years, and has been thorough
ly tested in many cities and towns in the United
States. The constant and rapidly increasing de-
mand, is the best possible evidence that it is Just
what the public require, and that it possesses all
the advantages claimed for it. ~
THIS COMPOUND
Is made in small, square cakes, one of which is
sufficient for five quarts of -four, ort he cakes may
be divided and used in proportion to any les
quantity of -four. l-8.,-sI at5ir7
The General Agency for this celebrated
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SOUTHERN EMIGRATION To BRAzrr

Neao York, September 5.-1'he Express
states that the steamer Montana, which sails
Tomorrow for Rio Janeiro, takes out Minister
Washburne TO Paraguay, and also number
Of Southerners to Brazil The latter go for
information preparatory to the effecting of
permanent settlement of others from the
South
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{ johnson is a man Of ability, but he can't
stop the progress Of radicalism with all the
more; than regal power in bis hauds.---Demo-
Graf. cstsss9sgTs n aat sglc 3qsox rs
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FATAL EXPLOSIo,

Trenton, ". H. Sept. 4.-The propeller
Mollison exploded her boiler to-day when
near this city, on her return from New York,
loaded with merchandise for Trenton, valued
at $50, 500. A " lady from Round Brook,
named Van Dyne, was killed The engineer
was very seriously injured, and, the captain
was hurt, but not seriously 43 -.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

@ L r. A II L o NJ
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X O. NJ p O@US@N D .a-
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GReply.1
S6FFo1k, VA. Seat. a 1ae6

S1FFoIk, Va, Sept 6. 1866.
JNo. R. PURDIE, ESQ.,, President, &C.:
: SIr \ our favor of the LIST instant. iufornino
me OF the fact that the Convention held at Ise Of
Wight Court House on the slst of Ananst nnen;
mously selected me as fit and proper person To-
represent the lSecond) District, has been re-.
celved. accept the nomination thus tendarsd
10 me- should 1 become the representative of
this District in Congress, will exert INV utmost
energies to promote the peace and welfare of onr
common country, and to obtain, for those NAV
represent, ADJUST consideration of their local in
terests at the hands of the Government: and
generally, will endeayor to be the representative
OF the people, having just regard to the ;nter-
rty OF the Union and of the rights of all pert;ss
1 am, very respectfully,
-4 our obedient servant
1t sv JOHN R. KILBY.
Richmond and Petersburg papers please CODY
the above sep
rFO THE VOTERS OF THE ond
a congressional District of virginia.
composed Of the Cities of NOrfoIk'
Portsmouth and Petersburg. ana fhS
Counties OF Princess Anne, NOrfoIk,
Nansem0nd, Isle of Wight, Surrv
George, Dinwiddie, Bruins.
WIck, sussex, Greenville and South
amptOn:
Having been rendered the unanimous nom;na-
ton for Congress by the Convention which twas
duly held on the 3lst of August, 1865, at Tsle of
wight Court House, and having accepted the
SAINT, eahe tuls InetnoQ OF announcing the fact
specially to the District -No'
Under existing circumstances it is not my pre-
SEM purpose 70 canvass the District by any public
discussion, preferring to leave the voters Of the
District to exercise their free and unbiased win in
the premises. nf4 = 'f'1" - y" 49, 49,
If should become your Representative. sbaIl
devote my earnest endeavors to promote the wei
rare rare OF the country; and whilst supporting the
integrity OF the Union, shall not forget the rights
Of the States and of the people. r.
Suffolk, Va, Sept 6, 1865.
next. - Se'
The e. Norfolk Old Dominion, Petersburg Ex-
press, PETERSBURG. Index, Richmond Times, Whig
and Republic publish till day of election and for
ward bill to Norfolk Day Book
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
Il CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
VIRGINIA:
L respectfully offer myself as candidate to
represent yc'l in the next Congress Of the United
states, and hope to be able, before the election,
to address you in your respective counties.
~ L. H. CHANDLER.
'oAfolh' Sept 0. 1900. s%sH -sep6
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I. A. YOUNG d CO.,
No. % Commerce st. ,sNorfolk.

Having taken the Store No. %, Commerce ST.,
selection of Groceries, and respectfully invite a
call. Our stock of Butter and Cheese will always
be of the most choice diaries
Having with us Mr., 7. o. Young, an old stand
ard Butter and Commission Merchant of this
place, dealers will have the benefit of his good
judgment ~ 7s-a
sep6-lys h,s5,-s4 ia. YOUNG Il co..
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! THE TExAse INpEafMIFY sBol

The Secretary of Che Treasury is now paw b y
ing the Texas bonds So called,
Which were issued by the United States to the
State of Texas, llnder, ithes act 1of September
9, 1885, when sucho bonds ared presented by
loyal holders with evidence that they have
passed through the hands of loyal citizens. !.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
-UsT RECEIVED PER LATEST

I USI -hECEI ED PER LATEST
OF steamer: ~
so packages Choice New York State Butter.
% boxes Prime Eastern Cheese.
SO bbls. Extra and Superfine /" Chestnut Grove "
Flour
rs boxes Chemical Olive Soap.
&c g German Erasive Soap.
Is 4" No. l Starch.
rs 4" Premium Yeast Powders
rs @ Hummel's Essence of Coffee.
Brooms, Buckets, Washboards and Clothes Pins.
All of which we are offering to the trade very
low.
I. A. YOUNG d CO.,
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ARRIVAL OF COTTON

:. : B0aton, Sept, 1.-The steamer Kennsineton
arrived to-day from New Orleans, with eight
hundred and ninety-two bales of cotton and
other valuable Southern produce. ~
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NJ OkFOLK STEAM sMITHlRY,

N = = 'l : II
1rn1 mo; 16. WIDE WATER STREET
~ 1t is with pleasure that inform my old friends
old, well known and extensive ESTABLISH
MENI is reopened for business, and would most
respectfully solicit orders for IL 4
Ship, House and Mill Work, "a.
and all kinds Of Light and, Heavy Forging for
neatness and dispatch, 1T. 1'7's
Having all the facilities for large business and
the experience of twenty five years, I can conf
IDENTIFY hope that my old customers, whose patro-
mage have long enjoyed, as well ss9 others,
wilEsend in their orders as heretofore. S4ag
would especially call the attention of Mer-
chants and Ship and Steamboat Masters, who re-
quife immediate 3dispatch,tto this Establishment
sep4-2w ~ sSAM'T, II HOnGEC
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/, Jy2S--tf No. IL, Campbells Wharf
ID ICORD'S SPECIFIC REMEDY
RIQORD'S tSPEOIFIO REMEDY.
,...-2 RI0ORD'S SPECIFIC. .RRMEDY
- - RECORDS SPECIFIC iRE1NEDY
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The latest medical discovery and unfailing
Remedy, from the original recipe, as used by him
in the Hospitals of Paris for twenty years. A
Safe, Reliable and Warranted Cure for
Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, DISTINCTIONS
OF Urine; Gravel, Chronic and Acute Gonorrhoea,
elects, Structures, Weaknesses, and all Diseases
OF the Sexual Organs, whether in MALE or FEE.
MALE, from whatever cause they mayh oFiei-
mated, and no matter Of how long standing.
Z Price ONE DOLLAR. Every bottle warranted.
Sold byall Druggists everywhere, and by
e an M. A. & C. A.. SANTOS,
- 5hTJ dalc Norfolk, Va.
B.gW. CONANT. & CO., Portsmouth, Va,
tss Sole agents for the U. States and Canadas
am w
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THE EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE

J. e.la# -
desire-to call your attention especially to this
STOVE 4 believe, in this Stove, we have ali
mat - really valuable in a COOKING STOVE.
The fues are large, the fire-box large and well
formed, it has sitter, CRATE and ash drawer in
the hearth, similar to the celebrated Black Dia-
mond) .and' the Oven is much larger and better
proportioned than thatof any other Stove in the
market. a% ge,a - : - 49,
We have also attached te-this Stove Manaole,s
celebrated Gas burning Division Piece, bymeans of
which the Gas thrown off from the coal Is entirely
consumed. The Stove is perfect in its operation,
the design is entirely new and beautiful, and the
plates are heavy and durable. There are FIVE
sizes Of these Stoves for burning both coal and
WOOD For sale at d. W. HILLS,
n anlS-n No. z Campbell's wharf
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NARMERS AND TR UCK Frs.
IL Your attention scaled to most desirable
FARM on the Western Branch of the Elizabeth
river, about four miles from Portsmouth by land,
and FIVE to six miles by water to Norfolk It
contains about SO acres of heavily manured land
with large stock of manure yet on hand and a
River and Creek front estimated to be- sufficient
for planting $4,000 bushels of oysters. For sale
bargain, by