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NORFOLK MARKETS.

Wholesale Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT-White S2@2.60; Red 81. 60@2.25. :
C0RN-70 cts. .,-
OATS-45@52 cts. per bushel-wanted. ~ ~
FLAXSEED-$2. 30@2.75 per bushel-firm-
limited supply.
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS-per case $13.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY-.-per case $40
COTTON-54 cents per bin good demand
W0OL-30@50 cts. per fb-as to quantity and
condition, for washed and unwashed.
TAR-$4.50@5.00 per bbl.-some little coming
forward-wanted.
PITCH-Nominal.
ROSIN-Nominal.
TURPENTINE-Crud 2.50@4.00
SHINGLES-Per NJ, IL inch bundle $l2@14 /;
"a inch, $lO feet, $12%.
R: 0: H: STAVEs-$35@40 per N.
BARREL i" -$3O@32 perm.
PIPE /" -S6@57O per NJ
BACON-hog round, 1925 cts per bin fair
demand.
LARD-Carolina 2S@3O
BUTTER-35@48 cts. per 10.
CHEESE-16@20 cts. per fb.
TALLOW-12@15 cts. per I'd.
RAGS-Cotton 5A@6 cts. per ID.
BEESWAX-42@45 cts per tb.
FURS-nomina.
HIDES-nomnal.
HERRING S-$71S@9 per bbl., eastern.
MACKEREL, NO. 1-$l9 per bbl.-small sup
ply and fair demand.
MACKEREL, NO. 2-$l5@18 per Dbl.
NO. 3-$12@l3 per Dbl.
C0DFISH-nominal.
HAKE-nomina.
PORK-Mess, $34@35 per bbl.; prime Mess,
$50.
SUGARS Brown, 14@16 cts. per fb Clari-
fed, A, 81 u cts; B, 81 cts; C, 20 cts. per Id.
COFFEE-30@36 cts. per 1b.
MOLASSES-45@70 cts. per gallon.
FL0UR-Family $l4.Oo@l6.25; Extra $ll
@13.25; Superfine $9.9O@1O.8O; Fine $9@9.5O.
SALT-Fine, 81; G. A, SO; Turks Island,
7O@75 cts. per bushel. =
GROUND PLASTER-$319 pepper Dbl.
LIME-Thomiston, nominal.
HAY-$20@25 per ton.
PACIFIC GUANO-$75 ton of 1000 TBS.
PERUVIAN GUANO-$165 per ton of 1000
TBS.
RHODES ER-PHOSPHATE- per ton
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE-$66 per ton.
of 1000 TBS.
REESE'S BONE FLOUR-S75 per ton of 9, 1000
TBS.
KIMBERLY's CERIAL FERTIIIzER-S45
per ton of 1000 Tbs.
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MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth. In the alb
! sence of Mayor Collins, the Court was pre-
sided over on yesterday morning by Justice
Tucker, who disposed of the cases that APP
peared before it as follows, viz:
Jason Jones, for allowing an unruly horse
to run at large in the streets, in violation of a
city ordinance forbidding the same, was fined
in the sum of one dollar, and discharged.
VIM. Sweat, negro, charged with striking
Captain James Guy, of the Portsmouth police,
in the dance house, near che northeast corner
of High and Crawford streets, was sent over
to the Military Court in this city, for trial
1t seems, from Captain Guys evidence, that
he was called on by some citizens to abate the
nuisance, and cessate the disturbance that was
going on in the dance house referred to, and
on his going in, the man Sweat approached
him, and after making threatening menaces,
asked him "why he did not break up the
white peoples balls, &c" finally striking the
Captain in the face, and succeeding, with the
aid of four Or five of his associates, in eiecting
him from the house. The police on that beat
came to the rescue, and, after some difficulty,
succeeded in arresting Sweat who, it is hoped,
will be made to Slcedt for his bad conduct
This dance house has been, for long time a
COuStdut source vi GrOuDl6 10 inc nlSDC WaCnC,
and source of complaint to the decent and
respectable residents of the neighborhood, and
we call on the civil authorities to break it up,
root and branch, and to send the lazy, worth
less darkies who frequent it to Capt. Bottsford,
who, we are certain, will send them on to tho
hard labor institution. Blear-eyed, drunken
negresses, dressed in male apparel, can be seen
on any night, gyrating around the corner near
this house, in which scenes are nightly enacted
that would put Ann street, Boston, to the
blush, and cause the lowest den of the Five
Points to hide its diminished head and front of
shame and iniquity.
- Hare, a disorderly character, for en-
gaging in an alteration with negro woman
on the corner of High and Crawford streets,
was arrested, and after receiving severe re-
primand, was discharged, as also was the wo-
man in question.
The city of Portsmouth was terribly noisy
and disorderly on Monday night In the vi
cinity of Washington and Clifford street cor
ner, repeated pistol discharges were heard du-
ring the late hours of the night, which, added
to shrieks, cries of murder, and other noisy
and indecorous proceedings made the night
hideous. The parties engaged are known, and
will be shown up if the thing is repeated.
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PUT IN LEAKING-The steamship Victor,
Captain Gates, arrived here yesterday morn
ing in leaky and damaged condition. She
was from New York, bound to Now Orleans,
and encountered the severe gale of the Oath
off Cape Fear. Her machinery is shifted, her
hull is leaking, and her cargo somewhat dam
aged, but to what extent is not yet known.
We understand that she will discharge her
cargo at this port, and will be towed up to
Baltimore for repairs In her present condi-
ton, it is considered unsafe to take her out
side.
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ENTERrRIsE.-A gentleman of this city is
now busily engaged in making artificial nests
for the birds that are supposed to mate on the
l4th of next February, and will of course
need nests. The ravens, according to Aoly
Writ, fed the Prophet Hlijah, but we prophecy
that the sparrows and robins will not feed this
inventor for the pains he has taken in building
them habitations. This architect can be found
at the store of Mr.. J, E. Jones, = Campbell $
wharf,
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The STEAMSHIP COSTA RIoA-This splen-
did ship came in ON Monday night for the
purpose of taking the passengers Of the steam
ship North Star on to New Orleans Yester-
day was occupied in transferring the bedding,
furniture and baggage from the North Star to
the Costa Rica, and it is supposed that she
will sail to-day or tomorrow The North
Star will discharge her cargo, and proceed tc
New York for repairs
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QOMN IssION ER,s ale.

Pursuant to Decree of the County Court o
Norfolk County, made the Goth day Of October,
1865, shall proceed to sell, at Public Auction,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day of November
next, at II o'clock, NJ,
A SMALL FARM,
Situated at Mt Pleasant, Norfolk County, con-
tanning 40 acres, more or less, bounded by the
Lands of Cornelius Skies, the heirs of Josiah
Skies, deceased, and the Main Road; being the
Farm formerly owned by Bartlett Undertake,
deceased, and on which he died.
The Improvements consist of a comfortable
Dwelling, suitable outhouses, and good fencing.
1t is within few hundred yards of good Land
ing on the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal, and
well adapted to Trucking purposes. Sufficient
Wood to sustain the Farm.
JAMES G. MARTIN, JR.,
oc21-tds Commissioner.
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THE RIGHTs OF TENANTS lady called
on his Honor, the Mayor of this city, yester-
day, and asked if she could be put out of a
room she occupied. His Honor informed her
that no landlord could put out monthly
tenant without giving thirty days notice, but
that there was an unquestionable right on the
part of the landlord to insist upon the reno
val of the tenant at the expiration of the legal
Jtice
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POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE
DWELLING,

AND VALUABLE BUILDLNG LOTS,
ON CATHARINE STREET.
On THURSDAY, the I'd of November, we will
SELL without reserve, ON the premises, at II
o'clock, M., that desirable and conveniently To-
Gated
DWELLING AND LOT,
No. 80. Catharine Street, at present occupied by
Mr.. W. G. Diggs.
The Buildings, including Kitchen, &C., are in
good condition.
The Lot fronts 26 feet on Catharine Street. run
ming back to Avon Street 2S3 feet
As the owner is determined to sell, an oppor-
tunity is offered for profitable investment
The Lot may be divided, making two desirable
Lots one on each Street; or will be sold in one
Lot, as purchasers may desire.
The terms will be most accommodating.
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
oe30-4t AuctioneerS.
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THE OPPOSITION LINEs.-The Thos. Col
lyer came in yesterday with the "whip" flying.
She reached her wharf at 2.18 P. NJ, after
making four landings on the river. The Ma
genta was beat for once, but she came in
shortly afterwards, and as she has been ha-
bitually coming in ahead, she can well afford
to come in last once in while, Take it easy
gentlemen, take it easy Safety, not speed, is
the idea,
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THEFT-Mary Simpson, (negress,) charged
with stealing a watch, the property OF Lucy
Billiard, (negress,) living on Catharins street,
IN this city, was arrested yesterday evening
by officer Harrison, on the Portsmouth Ferry
dock wharf, and locked up to answer the
Charge before Mayor Bollins this morning.
The watch, after being stolen, was disposed of
TO a Mr.. Brown (livery stable keeper in Ports
mouth) for the sum 50 go
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THE" MILL IN NoRFoI K.-The fast young
men in this neighborhood had lots of fun yes
terday, at the expense of a young man who
was in training" for prize fight ~ 1t APP
pears that two young men had an alteration,
and the friends of one of them persuaded him
that the other was regular bruiser," and
that be could not fight him to advantage
without regular training, They accord
ingly put him through regular course of
sprouts First they made him walk seven
miles; he was then made to perform that
military step known as doube-quick," for
seven miles more he was then rubbed down
with some villainous compound, and muffled
up in coats and comforts, until he was nearly
smothered, and armed with herculean club,
made to exercise his muscle. This was fol-
lowed by another rubbing-down and armed
with his immense club, he was ordered by his
" trainer to perambuata the whole city,
brandshing his club the while; this he did
until shutdown, to the infinite danger of every
body in the street. who thought him mad, or
under the influence of liquor. At shutdown,
the g training" process was perfected by the
boys, who rubbed him down with hain-oil
and lampblack for the purpose, as they said
'of &C hardening" him. He now presented the
appearance of barrel of coal tar, and was,
as may be conceived, in no fit plight for the
"ring." He went through the mill if any
poor fellow ever did, and must be a man OF
strong constitution if he reoovers from the
" training" he received. He had caused his
head to be shaved, eat two raw beefsteaks
any quantity of raw eggs, and, at dark, was
the most eggs-traordinary achite man we ever
saw. We need hardly add that the mill did
not come off.
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oysrERs.--Large quantities are now being
caught and brought in for home consumption
and shipment. They can only be classed as
'@fair," however, A good rain, and frost or
two, will have to'visit them before they will
be fat, or in the condition to be classed 'sups-
rior."
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MAa1NE.-The side-wheel steamship Qua
Fer City" from Charleston, bound to New
1ofk, put into this place in quest OF coal
Which she seceived at the coal yard on the
Portsmouth side, yesterday evening. This
y, vessel will probably sail for her destination
this morning.
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MILITARY.-T United States troops quar-
Vfed in the Macon House, Portsmouth, under
eonmand of Lieut. Colonel Seligsen We're out
Yesterday morning for review, and presented
ialte fine appearance. The discipline main
sained among these men is remarkably good,
ana ruptures between them and the citizens
rarely occur.
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STAPLES FROM THE CHowAN.-The steamer
Warwenock arrived here yesterday from the
Chowan river, with full freight of the staple
products of that fertile section. This is the
first full freighted steamer from that river
this season, and we hope she will prove the
harbinger of large trade from that prolific
region
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LOCAL.

NoTIoE.-Persons on the Portsmouth side,
ling advertisements, orders for job printing,
communications, or local items of interest, will
O,iaaee leave them at the auction store OF
M ps Hatton & Maupin, on Crawford street,
~ thew will be attended to.
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BALL.-The military of Portsmouth design,
we understand, giving another grand sociaIe
daasante, at the Macon House IF this one
is attended with the same success as the for
mer one, it will be highly appreciated and
well attended
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL-NonroIk, Va, Oct. 80.

Capt H Ballard and lady, Ship St Louis
Mrs Corprew and servant, Va; Mrs D G Halesly,
G H Clarke, lady, child, and servant, L L Gle
ments, J Cotton, N Morrisett, A P Hymand, s
B Hymand, Rev E W Gillian, G johnson, DR. T
G Pugh, N G.; W Fl Warden, Kentucky, W II
Harvey, New Orleans; H Herring, Richmond f;
W Dulane, Alexandria, H H Brown, Boston
f Wells, JONES' q s N.
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TAE STEAMER CLINToN.-This steamer,
employed on the A. & G. Canal, ran on a snag
in North Landing, or Tuesday, oath instant,
and sank. She has been raised and brought
into this port for repairs, and will resume her
run on the canal in day or two.
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The CORPORATION CoURT.-This tribunal
continues in session, and is engaged on the
civil docket. On Friday, the criminal docket
will be taken up, and as it is heavy one,
much Of the valuable time of the court will
be EMPLOYED.
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DIED,

In Washington City, D. c., on the evening OF
the 2lst ult., of Diptheria, MORAN ELIZABETH,
eldest child of Samuel and Louisa P. Thomas,
aged three years and two months.
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FIsH-Four or five carts contained the sup
ply of fish in our market yesterday, and they
were of the most Indifferent kind and size.
They went off slowly, at high prices. Spots,
trout and perch constituted the varieties.
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Rev. II. I. DREws, who is now in this city,
is the accredited agent for the Religious Her.
aid, now being re-published in Richmond.
He will visit Portsmouth, and some of the
churches in the counties adjacent
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~ APpoINTED.-W We understand that Mr. jos
walton, of Portsmouth, has been appointed
assistant "A Engineer of the Albemarle and
chesapeake Canal, under his father, Colone
alton, who is chief.
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oc21-td,
WRECK SALE OF STEAMER.

will sell, on Saturday, the 4th day of No
vember, at u O'clock NJ, in front of my Auction
House, the remains of the Steamer FAIRHA-
VEN, as she now lies, on the, beach near Cape
Henry Light House. 1t consists of the Engine,
Boilers, and Metal Sheathing on her bottom, with
all that may remain of the Steaher.
Persons desiring to purchase, can in the mean
selves.
Sold by order of
T. p. CROWELL, Agent,
For acct. of whom it may concern.
T. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
ocl2-2awtds
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Oct 81.

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 81.
ARRIVALS.
Str. Thos. Collyer, Mitchell, FIN Richmond.
Str. Adelaide, Cannon, FIN Baltimore.
Str. J. T. Brady, Lands, I'm Baltimore.
Str. Magenta, Baulsir, FIN Richmond.
Str. Warwinock, Nickerson, fm Franklin.
Str. Costa Rico, Harris, FIN New York.
Str. Quaker City, -, FIN Charleston.
Str. Victor, Gates, FIN New York.
Schr. James t. Amos, Turner, FIN Portland,
Maine.
Schr. Native, McGennis, FIN Mount Pleasant.
Schr. Spray, Nelson, fm Hyde county.
DEPARTURES.
Str. Adelaide, Cannon, for Baltimore.
Str. Thos. A. Morgan, Edgar for Richmond.
Str. J: T. Brady, Lands, for Baltimore.
Str City Point, Talbot, for Richmond.
Str. Eolus, AcCarrick, for Mathews County.
Str Gazelle, Byers, for Coinjock, N. G.
Steamship Washington, Chichester, for Phi liza
delphia.
Schr. Carolina, Hayman, for Baltimore.
Schr. james l.. Baily, Loveland, for Savannah.
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NOTICE. VIII be sold on the prem

NOTICE.--vyiIlb be sold on the prem
IN ises, respectively, on the LIST day of No
vember, 1865, beginning at II o'clock, M, the
following property, belonging to the estate Of the
late Geo Marshall, located in that part of Ports
mouth called Gosport and Newtown, to wit:
The BUILDING ON the west side of Crawford,
formerly called Water street, in Gosport, adapted
for Residence, Store, ETC., with the Lot, Also,
the two BRICK BUILDINGS and LOTS at the
southwest intersection of Henry and Crawford
streets; the two adjoining Frame Building and
Lots on south side of Henry street; the late
Mansion House and Lot of said George Marshall,
deceased, adjoining the last lots mentioned; the
Building with STOREY ON the west side of said
Water street, formerly occupied by JOS. Ar
qumbo; and the two Frame Buildings and Lots
on the south side of Fayette street, in Newtown,
sixty feet from the southeast intersection of Fifth
and Fayette streets.
TERMS.-One-third cash, other two-thirds on
six and twelve months credit, secured by bond
and approved security, with interest from date on
deferred instruments; deeds withheld until pay
ment of same.
Any information may be obtained of V. o.
Cassel, ESQ.,, at his office, in Portsmouth, three
doors west of Court House.
V. o. CASSEL,
VIM. W. DAVIS,
Attorney in fact for heirs of
oc 10-tds Geo. Marshall, decd.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY +. +. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer.
VERY DESIRAB BILE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

STREET PROPEhI1
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premi-
SEES, on Wednesday, the Sth day of November
next, at II o'clock, the following property, of the
Estate of Robert Robertson, deceased.
- The Dwelling House and Lot No. SO, East Main
Street, (near the corner of Fenchurch Street. }
The Lot fronts on Main Street As feet, inches,
running back l42 feet, with front on Fenchurch
Street of AZ feet, besides the use of foot Lane,
opening on Fenchurch Street, between this Lot
and Sausbury's corner property.
This Lot may be divided into two, and the front
on Fenchurch Street improved.
ALSO,
The Brick Building and Lot No. SO, East Main
Street, at present occupied as Tailor Shop and
Shoe Shop
This Lot has front of As feet on Main Street.
Terms of sale-Cash for whole purchase money,
or, at the option of the purchaser, one-third
cash, and the balance deferred on conditions
which will be made known at the sale.
IF. F. FERGUSON,
VALUABLE LAND, near Ports
mouth, Va, for Sale.-Pursuant to
the last Will and Testament of James Wood de-
ceased, duly recorded shall proceed to sell, for
cash, on the premises, on Tuesday, the 7th day
of November next, at IL o'clock, M, all that
Tract of Land situate near the head of Paradise
Creek, in the County of Norfolk, about miles
from the City OF Portsmouth, containing about
Is acres, be the same more or less. This place
has on it Dwelling House, the usual outhouses,
good Spring of Water, and Orchard, (Apple and
Peach, and is approachable by water communi-
cation. Also, small Tract of Swamp Land, of
about seven acres, near to the above.
For further particulars, apply to the under
signed. H. MATTHEW'S,
Executor of the last Will and Testament
of James Wood deceased.
Some Chatte Estate, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming utensils, &C., &C., to be sold
at the same time and place, and on same terms.
nc0i-
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N r U T L e S 5 A L Il.
Pursuant to a Deed of Trust, executed on the
2lst day of December 1885, shall sell, at Pub
sent of the parties on TUESDAY, the 18th of
November, at half past IL o'clock, for cash,
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
On Bart, near Chestnut Street. in the City Of
Portsmouth.
The Lot fronts so feet on Bart Street, and runs
back 113 feet.
The House has Slate Roof, and is desirable
Home
r. N. MERCER,
oc31-lw# Trustee.
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BY ASHTON & EMMERSON.
LLOF THE PROPERTY OF THE

A LLOF THE PROPERTY OF THE
IN PORTSMOUTH BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TION, located in Gosport and Newtown, will be
offered for sale privately until Wednesday, 22d
November next, at which time all that portion OF
said property remaining unsold will be offered
for sale at Public Auction.
This property consists of five small Brick
DWELLING HOUSES, and one large Brick
DWELLING and STOR and vacant Lots adj
joining these Residences, Convenient to the Navy
Yard, and six or seven cvacant Lots, in New
town.
For further particulars, apply to
ASHTON & EMMERSON,
No. 40, Crawford Street,
oc02-tN00
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CUSTOM HOUSE, NORFOLK, VA, |

CoLLEoToR's OFFICE, Oct. 2Sth, 1865. {
YNHE ATTENTION of owners and
masters of Steamers sailing out of this port,
is particularly called to the following acts of Con-
gress in relation to Steamers, which provides as
follows:
That it shall not be lawful for the owner, mas
ter or captain of any steamboat or vessel pro-
PEELED in whole or in part by steam, to transport
any goods, wares, and merchandise, or passan-
gers, in upon TIM bays, lakes, rivers, or other
navigable waters of the United States, without
having first obtained from the proper officer
license under the existing laws, and without hay
ing compile! with the conditions imposed by this
ret; and for each and every violation of this sec
ton, the owners of said vessel shall for
u and pay to the United States the sum of five
nndred dollars, one-half for the use of the in
former
That no license, register or enrolment shall be
granted, or other papers issued by the Collector,
to any vessel propelled in whole or in part by
steam, and carrying passengers, until he shall
have satisfactory evidence that all the provisions
of this act have been fully complied with and if
any such vessel shall be navigated with passen-
gers ON board without complying with the terms
of this act the owners thereof and the vessel
itself shall be subjected to the above penalties.
Hulls, boilers and machinery of steamers must
be inspected before the same are used, and at
least once year thereafter; and two copies of
such inspection certificates must at all times be
kept in conspicuous place on the vessel, under a
penalty of 500 and damages.
LEWIS W. WEBB,
Collector of Customs
THOS. w. GOODWIN,
Inspector of Boilers and Machinery.
JOHN H. BURROUGHS,
Enov1-3t Inspector of Hulls.
IHOCOLATE.-A supply of above OF
| u finest quality received and for sale by
novl NJ. A. e. c. A. SANTOS,
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/ UNI ESTEAD LOlAN ASSUCTA-
I'LL TION.
The regular Monthly Meeting of this Institution
will be held on Thursday evening, I'd prox., at
~ O'Clock, in the Hall of the Sons of Temper
ance, (Odd Fellows Building Church Street.
The monthly dues must be paid at or before the
meeting, to the Treasurer, Mr.. Henry B. Com
stable.
Fines will be rigidly enforced on all dein-
quents. j. HARDY HENDREN,
oc31-3t Secretary.