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STATES OF AMERICA
u DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. s.:
Iil,ellants,

IN ADMIRALTY.
Joseph Iimeburner, Master Of the
steamer Alabama. on behalf Of
himself and Others interested, Iibeants,
against
| The steamship Victor her tackle,
apparel, furniture and cargo.
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the District Of Virginia ON the 9th
day of November 1865 by Joseph Lnlerner Master II
the steamer Alabama bchalf OF himself and others III,
erested against the steamship Victor her tackle apparel
furniture and cargo, alleging IN substance
That the steamer Alabama Is vessel Of about one
thousand and fifty tons, sde-whcel steamer Of great
power aud strength and tho several times hereinafter
mentioned staunch, strong, well and sufficiently
Manned tackled, appareed and furnished and was eii.
ployed in the business of transporting Passengers and
freight between New York and New Orleans That tho
steamer Victor propeller and ut the several times
hereinafter stated engaged In the business OF trans
porting passengers and freight between New YORK sn
New Orleans aud had board at tho times hereinafter
mentioned a large and valuable cargo Of merchandise,
amounting in value to the Of aboutwo hundredand
fifty thousand dollars and said steamer ictor was OF tho
value of about hundred and twenty thousand dollars
and had also large number Of passengers to wit NUM-
bering from thrtysx to forty.
That on Friday the twenty-seventh day OF October,
1885, while the said steamer Alabama with her cargo and
passengers, avoyage from New Orleans to New
York and about 2P NJ. in the day, ana When the ald
was about latitude 80 "a NORTH and about two
udred mil IS from Cape lateras, the said steamer VIC
Tor vas sighted from the Alabama distant apou; Ten
niles mn, the saroard and to the eastward with signal
~ distress dying, being Union down; that the Alabama
nj oce bore way for her. and having reached the Victor
found her not nnef s.ea ss' ,roush ths water
and in her then condition quite unable to get into any
port. g., ,o ,h.,
had nreyajed hut otherwise the weather was moderate
That on King tho Victor her Master, Yates INFORM
81 the Master Of the Alabama the ipeian, 70 'ss p
Ut Monday the bid or sd her boiler had broke adri
sha one had stove the other aud burst It, That this aee
occurred OH Sunday or Monday some i've or slk
ayaEeceding; that ho had but two casks OF water e
ssd Isl lost bad water stove, and requested 10
lie taken in tow at once. ,.,.o,,sr II. Ind a
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"a PORTSMOUTH MAN" writes 81
like your remarks in favor of balloon
wedding. Our community is sadly lack
ing in the luXuries of the season and the
refinements of other cities. / have been
counting pretty girl for five months /;
but l can't afford to get married yet.
She wants to marry now, any how; but
that would not suit widower, with
three children, and no fixed employ
ment. I'd gladly get married in bal
loon, if could have the proceeds Of the
exhibition to start in life again upon. 1t
is reported that the balloon wedding in
New York, Melted Mr.. John Boynton
ST. 800, which, if tiue-added to what
he will make in the rural towns of the
West and in New England, occurring
and showing himself and his wife, will
support him handsomely. All that is
needed for the realization of a dash of
New York manners and customs is the
balloon: the couple is ready, and no
doubt preacher can be had" This is
what "A Portsmouth Man" writes. If
our readers want q balloon-wedding,
here is their opportunity.
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1 GLENN's THEATRE. The house was
crowded last night with an audience of
real Norfolkians, and Miss Maggie Mitch
ell must have felt proudly concious
of the fact that she is in truth the "favO-
rite" Of our people. Such an assemblage
of beauty and fashion as greeted her re-
turn to our boards is rarely met with
in metropolitan theatres. She was
loudly applauded throughout her per-
formance of Fanchon in the "Little
Cricket" and the applause was never
more deserved. IL was indeed u superb
piece of acting-the most truly, natural
and unaffected, as well as the effective
and affective that we have witnessed re-
Gently. The capers of the queer little
girl kept the audience in roar, while
in her light and joyous moods but when
she changed to the tender and pathetic
scenes, tears We're not restrained, and
the hoodgates " sympathy were opened
wide. How true it is that Zone touch
of nature makes all the world akin.n
The piece was handsomely gotten up,
and well played in all respects. 1t twill
be repeated tonight, when there will be
another full house.
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NY OBJECT
tErenfnn Run,tin. Phdladslphia.l

'swhen on "a visit TO the city of New York Few days
since was induced to call old friend and towns
man. Mr. II. T. Helmbold Druggist, 5oi broadway, N,
Ills store il Modeia perfect Gem-the handsomest oi
any kind wo have nd the pleasure OF viewing ana
so extensive being 80 f,et front five stories IN height
and over zoo feet deep II indeed affords us much plea
sure TO know that he has been so successful ana IL is
ample evidence of The merits OF his artcle-as In our
whole business experience we have not known OF the
success of any article without Me,advcrtising merely
bringing tho name before the people,"
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FOUND DROWNED Yesterday even
ing, the body off white man was found
floating in the river near Town Point.
1t was recovered and an inquest will be
held to-day, when it may possibly be
identified. No person has been missed
In the neighborhood lately, except the
negro fireman on board the CoinjOck,
whose body alone ofthe victims of that
disaster has not been recovered, and
the speculation as to whom the I'M
known may be is at fault.
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED 2
One bottle equivalent In strength TO one gallon OF the
Syrup of Detection. u,.1
II reaches the seat of disease Immediately, expellng
all IIuMORS OF THE BLOOD, and
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
These articles being of such strength the dose Is OK
ceedngy small From this fact ii Is used In the United
States Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Institutions
throughout the land.
&S- Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
az Ask for IIelmbold's Take other.
BE- Cut out the advertisement and send for It, and by
this means avoid Counterfeit. octl9-lm
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TAKEN WITH A FRI. A little girl
named Ella Scott, about nine years of
age, yesterday morning at the 4th Ward
Public school, fell down in severe fit.
A doctor was called in, and the sufferer
taken to her home. The incident caused
such a gloom in the school that 1t was
dismissed for the day. ,r-s.
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FORM OF GUARANTY.

The undersigned, ---, of---, in the State Oh,
and -, of -, in the State of -, hereby
guarantee that in the ioregongl hid Of for sup
plies as above described he accepted he they will,
within days after the receipt of the contract at the
most Office nane execute the contract for the same with
good aud sufficient suretics; and in case tho said -
shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid guarantee
TO make good the difference between the offer Of the said
- and that which may be accepted.
Witness. A. B, Guarantor
EFF. I. ID, Guaiantor
i hereby certify that the above-nalned - are
known to me of property and are able to make
good their guaranty.
tsI q II.
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, OF Collector.
proposals will be nsidercd unless accompanied by
the above guaranty.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will send
the paper tanning the first insertion to this Office for
examination.
The bidders place of business manufacturing estab
lishment must he especially stated In tho proposal
Proposals be endorsed the envelope "proposals for
supplies for the Maine Corps for 1885, md addressed to
Major WILLIAM b. SLACK,
0c 2}wIw Quartermaster U. 8. NJ. G.
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MILITARY COURT. Edward Riddick
(colored), charged with fraud, was fined
twenty dollars, in default of payment
to be sent to hard labor prison for TWEEN
ty days.
John Thomas (colored), charged with
assault and battery upon the person OF
Georgeana johnson (colored), was fined
ten dollars and costs.
The drunk and disorderly cases were
fined, and in default of payment sent
to Jail.
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the Mayor against William Ward, one
upon complaint of Goodwin and Crock
err, attorneys, to prevent injury to the
property of Mrs. j. w. Young; the
other upon complaintof Caroline Freed
man, for threatening her life with an
axe.
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COACH Upset. The Elizabeth City
stage coach. loaded with passengers, in
attempting to cross the distractions
made by the railroad track, at the corner
of Wide Water and Roanoke streets,
yesterday afternoon, broke down, by
dishing one of the fore wheels. The
passengers and their baggage were re-
shipped, and the stage taken to the
wheel-wrights.
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THE COURTS.

MAYORS COURT. The watch house
cases were disposed of before the opening
of Court. At the lock up, five delin-
ouents were fined and dismissed.
William Holmes made complaint
against a crowd of rowdy boys, who at
tackled him on Sunday, while attempt-
ing to stop a Juvenile fight. Warrants
were issued for their arrest.
w. A. James, residing on the limits
of the city. across Armstead's bridge,
made complaint agajnsta gang of boys,
who amused themselves OH Sunday by
setting the woods on fire, burning fences,
DC. Warrants were issued by the Mayor
for their arrest, and as twas out OF his
jurisdiction, to be taken by the officers
before county magistrate.
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THERE IS A Good DEAL OF TRUTH
IN In. An English writer says: ut Is
O notable fact in criminal statistics that
no fat man was ever convictedof crime"
There is something in this. The fellow
who stole the coat, the coal, the wood
and the sponge-bucket from this of
flee is not fat man. He is lean, wiry,
skeleton-key kind of chap, having the
appearance of one who could force HIM
self "through closet windows which,
seemingly, would scarce suffice for the
entrance Of a cat" He is avelvet foot
chap, "who can steal, with noiseless
step, along the lobby and up stairs, and
glide into the chamber" and while you
are lying " horizontal" steal your coat,
your coal, your wood andyour sponge
bucket
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POPULAR INVESTMENT.

In order to render universally popular ani AFFORD all an
opportunity OF becoming interested in the onI, Home
iCAN INSURANCE. COMPANY" have authorised the
ISSUE Of Certificates Of Stock IA OF Twenty Dollars
os such addton to the capital may bo subscribed by
the frat Of January, 1866. 1900 Z 10
The Board have iktwse determined 10 collect the said
subscriptions at such times and pei esntase cay the
necessities OF the Company may require ~ = .5-'ss
IL - hoped that the business me of the crywI take
hold OF and sustain this enterprise which promises 10 be
safe and profitable investment Books open at the
Once OF the Company. No. ~ Bank street.
J. @ DINING,
nor3-1w ~ iFt.l.G a. ~ = Prsident- !,
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BURGLARS CAUGHT. On Sunday af-
ternoon officer Merchant arrested two
colored men, named Plura Brooks and
Henry Taylor, implicated in robbing
the premises of w. H.. Whitehurst, on
Friday night, of a trunk containing
clothing and $l400 in money. Brooks
says he had nothing to do with the rob-
bery-all he did was to watch at the
door with double barrelled gun while
four others went in to rob the house.
This was doing very little, to be sure
He further states that the trunk was
brought out of the house by Taylor, and
when the house was thoroughly search
ed, the party of burglars, consisting of
five colored men, went off and divided
the stolen property. Brooks and Taylor
are securely locked up in Jail awaiting
the action of the Freedmans' Court.
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TINE POTATOES. We were yesterday
cue recipients of small sack of the
unest potatoes we have seen lately, from
'he store of Messrs. ii. p. Worcester &
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Puchu

cures Gravel and Dropsical swellings existing in Men,
Women, or Children; in fact, ALL DISEASES requiring
retic knownperfeey safe pleasant in taste and odor
aud immediate In its action
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fRosfo,, yEr.IId.I

ave do not like To advertise worthless wares or arti
cles calculated to deceive readers and when We see
an advertiser like Mr. Helmbold, whom we have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year To
We until ho the largest advertiser IN the United
States satisfied that the statements In regard To
his articles must be correct"
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MAYORS CoURT, Pourtsmouth A
number of colored persons, arrested for
breach of the peace &C., were up. before
the Mayor. All were turned over to
the military court.
Two peace warrants were issued by
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
QUARTERMA STEERS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS,
WASHINGTON. October II, 1865.


= QUARTERMA STEERS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS,
WASHINGTON, October II, 1861
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office, until
furnishing Raton the United States Marines at the
following stations for the Year 1865, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
b. Washington City, District OF Columbia.
Gosport, near Norfolk, Va,
Mound City, Illinois
Each ration to consist Of threefourhs Of pound Of
pork bacon and fourth pound Of fresh salt
beef eighteen ounces of bread flour, twelve ounces
of hard bread, and fourth pound of corn meal
and at the rate to hundred ratons OF eight quarts Of
bcans in lien thereof ten pounds of rce or in lieu
desicatej potatoes and hundred of mixed
getables ten pounds of coffee or, la lieu thereof,
and half pound of tea fifteen pounds Of sugar; four
quarts of vinegar one pound Of sperm candles, one
and ono fourth pound OF asmabtine candles, and
onehalf pound Of sllow four pounds Of soap and two
quarts OF salt
The raons tobe delivered upon the order ofthe
mandng officer OF each station the fresh beef either in
bulk or by the single ration, Of good quality, with an
equal portion Of hind and fore quarters necks and kid
ney-tailow excluded: the pork No prime mess Pork
the flour extra superine the coffee good Ra the sugar
good New Orleans its equivalent and the beans, vine
gar, candles, soap, salt &c, to he of good quality.
All subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following guar
antee:
The undersigned ---, of -, in the State
-, and - Of - in the state OF,
hereby guarantee that in the foregoing bid Of -
for rauns above described be accepted he or they
WILL within ten days OF the receipt of the contract at the
posotce namel execute the contract for the with
good and sufficient securities; and ia case the sad-
shall fail to enter into contract Aforesaid guarantee
to make good the difference elwcen the offer Of the said
- and that which may be accepted
A. b. Gusranior
c. D, Guarantor
Witness:
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OFFICIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Qu,RrEnMssrER's orrIcE, U. S. NJ. G..

Qu,RrERM ,srER's OFFICE U.s.M.C. I
Washington. 10th October. 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately will be
received at this Office until O'Clock p. Of the 10Th
hay Of November noxt for furnishing to the United States
Marine Corps during the year 1885, the following sup
plies to be delivered the Office OF the Assistant Quar-
termaster Marine Corps Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, free
OF expense to the United States in such quantities
from time to time be required
CLASS No. l.
1850 yards Of sky blue kersey all WOOL free from hair4
inches wide, 10 weigh 22 ounces to the yard (ndigo
w0ol-dyed)
$500 yards Of dark blue kersey all wool free from hair
81 inches wide weigh % to the yard indigo
wool-dyed)
$500 dark blue twilled CLOTH all WOOL free for uniform
coats, Indigo wooldyed) 81 inches wide, to weigh 70
1850 yards of scarlet CLOTH all WOOL cochineal dyed 81
inches wide, to weigh 10 ounces per yard
CLASS No.2.
5000 yards of 81 dark blue flannel for oversacKs all
wool Gndigo wooldyed) "a inches wide, to weigh ID
$4,000 yards Of "a dark blue flannel for shirts all WOOL
indigo wooidyed) p inches wide. to weigh 90 ounces
per yard
10 be feet long and feet wide and free from grease.
1900 pairs Of woolei socks three sizes properly made
of good fleece WOOL with double and twisted yarn, to
weigh pounds per dozen pairs free from grease.
CHS No.3
1000 yards white linen. for pants, so inches wie to
weigh 13 ounces per yard
10000 yards white nen for Shirts so inches wide, to
weigh II ounces per yard
1000 yards Canton flannel or drawers ~ inches wide,
10 weigh ounces per yard.
5000 yards cotton ticking, for be,isacks
CLASS No 4.
100 uniform caps complete except pomlons:
100 pompos, red worsed ball shape and inches IN
circumference. ,
1000 fatigue caps with covers to he made of blue CLOTH
indigo wool dyed.
400 stocks.
CLASS No. s.
$500 gross coat buttons, 4 aglc)
80 gross jacket buttons, (esgie)
? IS gross vest buttons teagle)
1000 pairs yellow metal crescents and scale straps
IS sets epaulet bullion for sergeans and corpofsis
1000 sets epaulet bullion, for prvates
80 red worstei sashes
5000 yards yellow binding
1000 yards red cord
90 swords, for sergeants
40 swords, for musicians
% drums, tenor, complete
20 drum slngs
900 batter drum heads
so snare drumheads
100 drum cords
so sets of drum snares
% lockwood iB' flies
90 pairs drum sticks
CLASS No. 9.
5000 army boots Gnfanry pattern)
CLASS No l.
500 cartridge boxes, with magazines
500 bayonet scabbards, with frogs attached
900 percussion cap pouches
GOO cartridge box belts Es.
700 waist belts
$50 waist plates
25 sword frogs
1000 knapsacks
200 haversacks
200 canteens
800 muslet sings
CLASS No. o.
Fer making and trimming the following articles, viz
I.isrm coats for seroaants ,ooo,sls musicians apf
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Ia pure fluid extract weak tea infusion. Is the
one Thing needful for all complaints incident to femaies
For particulars send for Circular.
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The writer reluctantly inserts the above, and would
not do he not stranger to many and concludes
by stating the Of his articles and the diseases fol
which they have been used by many thousands WITH com
plete success
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[ADvERrIsExRNr.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

will all diseases of the Kidneys and Badsr cures
Pains or Weakness In the Back Structures Ac Cures
Weak Nerves. Loss Of Memory, Trembling Dimness OF
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FOR RENT.
LNOR RENT OR LEASE,

From the lat Of January next, the Wharf proparty
tho foot of Market Square.
Also several pieces of property in and about Market
Square.
Apply at tl -f-t-4 y .f---- = r u =
oft9--tT ~ OIIICR THY uaar =
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MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.

MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS d SALvE.
These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over quarter of century OF
private practice, the ingredients i'm these
LIFE-GIVING PILLS!
Have been used with the greatest sue
cess. Their mission is, not only to pre-
vent disease, but to cure. They search
out the various maladies 10y which the
patient is suffering, and reinvigOrate the
failing system. To the aged and infirm
few doses of these valuable PILLS
will prove to be 80
A Very Fountain of Youth;
For in every case they add new life and
vitality and restore the waning energies
to their pristine state. To the young
and midde-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as a ready specific and ster-
ling medicine. Hereis dream realized,
that Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found.
He looked for fountain that would re-
store the old to vigorand make youth ever |
AN ETERNAL SPRING! |
1t was left for this day and hour to real
ize the dream, and show, in one glorious
fact, the magic that made 1t fair.
These Famous Remedies
Cannot stay the flight of yen rs, but they
can force back, and hold alOof, disease
that might triumph over the aged and
the young. Let none hesitate. then, but
seize at once the favorable opportunity
that offers. When taken as prescribed
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS,
Nothing can be more productive of cure
than these Pills. Their almost magic
influence is felt at once and the usual
concomitants of this most distressing
disease are removed. These remedies
are made from the purest
/ Vegetable Compounds.
They will not harm the most delicate
female, and can be given with good effect,
in prescribed doses, to the youngest babe.
FOR CUTANE0US DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skin, the
SALVE is most invaluable. 1t does
not heal externally alone, but penetrates
with the most searching effects to the
very root of the evil!
!: DR.. N AGGIEL'S PILLS
Invariably Cure the Following Diseases:
Asthma,
Bowel Complaints,
Coughs,
Colds,
Chest Diseases,
|, COstiveness,
Iaa3 Dyspepsia,
% Diarrh9a
Dropsy,
Debility,
Il Fever and Ague,
Female Complaints,
Headache,
Indigestion,
Influenza,
| InAamn ration
Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaint,
LOwness of Spirits,
Ringworm,
rheumatism,
Salt Rheum,
| Scalds,
Skin Diseases.
Bag N0tice-None genuine without
the engraved trade-work around each
pot or box, signed by DIR. J. MAG
GIEL, to counterfeit which is felony.
43 FULTON ST.,
NEW YORK.
Bes" Sold by all respectable Dealers in
Medicines throughout the United States
and the Canadas-at 25 cents per box or
poland
NJ. A. & c. A. SANTOS,
aug10-1y Norfolk, Va.
lnR. JAMES ID. GAIT respectfully
tenders his services to the public in every branch
| OF his profession Office and residence No IVES. Main
street, Mr. Joseph Kehoes store and opposite First
National Bank, Norfolk, Va. sepI-h
METROPOLITAN LIVERY, SALE
Nl AND EXCHANGE STABLES,
Underwater STREET, NEAR CHURCH.
HUYCK & VEAZEY, Proprietors,
where Carriages Buggies and Saddle Horses e hired
Il
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By F.. F. Eel suson, Auctionser.
StTEAM PROPELLER AND BARGE
- AT AUCTION will sell, on TUESDAY, ths 2sth
INSTANT. at u o'clock, ~, at Higgins Wharf, tho
STEAMER /. ID. COLEMAN.

The Coleman was built In 1853 is 9s feet long, 1902
feet bean feet inches hold, well found Ia every
spect and will carry hundred and fifty tons 6iJ
inches rate Engines Is inches square speed eight miles
per hour.
The Boiler and Engine have Inst been completely
overbaued and are as good as new. She will carry ak
thousand bushels grain, and consumes one and half
tons coal per "a hours.
She has large sized sewelI's Donkey Pump, two an
cbors and chains cnker built small boat built OF cedar
fully found In lines, furniture. tools, &c, &C.
ALSO
Barge c. l. RYAN six years old. She Is q second sizs
Erie Boat capacity 5000 bushels She was thoroughly
oyerlanled in October and warranted sound s,
For further particulars, inquire Of ..
y. y. FERGUSON,
noys-l7t Auctioneef.
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WHARF FOR RENT

One Hundred aud Fifty Feet Of INDIA WHARF. at
moderate price, for six to twelve months
ocis-tf N. HOWELL,