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Us. PERLEY, the reliable Optieian, stiTT con-
tinues to give universal satisfaction In the practice
fhis profession, No. lsS Superior street, johnson
House Building.
81 It is to-ths advantage Of all, WbsnSo deli
cate q sense e that Of sight Is concerned, TO deal
with one Of acknOWledged skHl, who makes no falls
professions; also . full assortment OF Optical and
MsthemsdcEF I~nstrunenta- JhiyI.
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.. 4. Honey Markel-August ?.

lBY FELKaRAPH.l
MOney-Scarcely so nrm. Cali loans quoted
at Cal a cent.
Sterling EXehRnge-DuH and loWerat sIfZ
GOId|hade frmer, opening at l44Is, and clos
,ng At lAL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-03

NEW BR1DGE OVER THE ALLEGHANY.-The
old wooden bridge yer the Allegheny
river, over which the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company nave
their road, will be replaced during the
coming fall with an iron bridge. The
bridge will be of the box pattern, but built
ofOpen lattice work. The sides will be Sc
curely connected at the top and bottom.
The span of bach bay will be about 100
feet, and the weight of each span will not
be far from eighty tons.
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sExroE's CRY REPORT.-Wep publish below
the City Sections report for the month
Of July, 1865:
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Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DR.. STRIOK LANDS 5ONIO.-We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss Of Appetite, Indi-
gestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use DR.. strickland's Tonic. It is a
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
1t strengthens the whole nervous system; it Gre
ates 4 good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dys-
pepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, 8 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENTON a DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland. m6R5
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BRIDGE AT On CITY.-The new bridge
across the Allegheny, at Oil City will,
when completed, be one of the finest in the
West. 1t is to be q suspension bridge OF
two spans of three hundred and twenty
five feet each, and one hundred and sixty
two and a half feet, the latter on the Oil
City side. The platform will be thirty-ive
feet above the level of the river, and will
consist of a double track oftrsms seventeen
feet wide, and sidewalks between track
and suspenders FIVE feet higher than the
track. The cables will be two in number,
and the platform will be attached to them
by nine suspending rods.
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AUCTION SALES.
"WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
w % AND Sd, 1865.

w AUG. % AND 3D, 1865.
Large Sale of FRY Goods, Fancy Goods,
Cutlery. &c,
A. ". OUIIEh 6OG
o. Gutter 4 Son will sell at Auction on Wednes-
day and Thursday, Aug. I'd and Sd, at their Auc-
tiOn Foom, No lS4 Bank street, commencing at 10
O'clock a. n. each day, = stock Of Dry Gods, &c +,
consisting IN part Of Broadeloths, CAssimeres, Eat
iuetts, nress Goods, ShAWis, Balmorsls, Hoop
skirts, White and Brown Linen Table Cloths, one
Irish Linen, linen Orasa, Bd'kf, Cents Neck
Ties. Ribbons, susP nders, Stoves, Goth and H'ir
Brushes, q few beautiful Llbums, Fancy Soar. &C;
fine Pocket Knives, shears, Knives aud Forks,
OaIvers' Folks and Steels, &c
TIE abOve fOnds are sll Freah eoodL. and We
have orders to e.Oss out the stock without sny re-
serve Whatever. They will be sold in Quantities to
suit Dol de lers and Consumers. The Ladies are
particular y inViti d to attend. Goods now ready
Tor inspection. Terms-Ossh. bsnkable funds, at
time Of sale. sugl:232
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TOLEDO MAkKET--August 2.
IBy Telegraph
FIOur-Quiet
wheat 20 better. Bales Michigan 81 73';
Amber 81 s..
COrn-lHc better. Sales at 73Hc for No l.
O~RIs-Stra9y at SOC
Lake RreiGhts-Dnll and nominal.
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DYE FLOURl RYE FLOURi2F5'
n salsI . lots 20 suit, at Warehouse Of
sple GARDHHR, BURTkoO
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Z. D. HALE, Banker.
AND
UE.S GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT
HI Superior st.

az 3-l0 PER CENT. AND l0-40' NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOommission allowed to SubsoriberB.l
A1rU. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O's, lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most faSorabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold At beat rates, Deposits received and Col
leotiOns made At all accessible points. Uncurrent
funds converted At lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
Tor HAls- oo4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-03

W. G. STEDNAN5 City Sexton.
Cleveland, July 81, 1865.
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Copper StOeks-August 2.
[BY TELEaRAPH.l
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to day:
Copper Falls 1871 franklin SSN; Hancock TX;
Huron 81; Isle Royal ~; Mianssota Quincy B4%;
Rockland Superior =; Central no bid.
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OSWEaO HARKEF-August ?.
lBT TELRaRAPH.i
FlOur-DuI. Ss'Os at 81 Goat O5 for No. l
spring; So " for red winter; 50 20 for white,
and 50 2oAlO 90 for double extra.
WneRt-Inactive. No spring held at 81 S7H,
1875 offered sails
~COFD-Soares- Sic offered for No. ] to arrive.
Canal FreighIs-Quiet. Flour 4ls42 Whest
Ice; corn SIC, 20 New York.
lake Imports = 100 bbls -four; Il. 200 bush
wheat.
Canal Exports Flour 1,4O bbls; corn
1900 bush.
shIpInenfa-By Rail, COS bbls aour.
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~

PRroEs OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Par
quette. 30 osnts; Deserved Seats 20 Dress Olrcle, 70
cents; Family 'ircls. 80 cents; Gallery % cents
Private Boxes, s. and IS. single Seats In Private
Boxes, Sl,O0.
HB- Doors open ct Z. Curtain sisss at 8.
Fourth Night Of tie World Renowned
RaveI. now Martlnetti Troupe!
THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. Sd, the perform.
ance i'll mmencs with the fAvorite PantOmimS Of
THE SECRET Marriages
o., Who OWNS TIE BABY.
Ohsraotersby the Martinetti Troupe.
To be followed by the crest act 81 the
LYING TRAPEZEl
By Paul MAKTINETTI.
Tbs performance will conclude with the beAuti-
ful PantOmime, called
JOCkO, THE BRAZILIAN ? -.
Mons Paul martinett
lin which charactar he Is without q rlLhll
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-03

TIE FIRsT.-Yesterdsy, the eontrabands'
4th of Jnly, was generally celebrated by
that class of our population, winding up
with a "grand, fancy dress ball." in Dick
sons Hall.
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PLAIN.
fhNGY AND ORNAMENTAL,

thatwas collected In Virginia. and facilities for do
Ing work Of all kinds and la all coors aud FORMS from
the Asgsst and most varied Poster the smallest
tasteful and beautiful visiting Card are unequaled
Our w0rkmsa sters In their art and for beauty
design and elegance Of execution stand without rivals
all that types and ink, and skill and taste can accom-
plisb, they perform In manner to give complete
satistsetion to the most fastdous. We say this in
spirit Of vain bosstulness but assert it merely sim
pie fact that will be amply established by examination
Of the specimens they have produced of their hadiwork
aud which can BE- everywhero-as there are 10 be
6Snd scattered far and near throughout the States o.
Virginia and North Carolina abundant snapes of their
nssnparabls workmanship bearing the inpress of me
shsnical excellence and artistic beauty.
The Once IL perfect and complete in eli its appoint
nsnts-with the latest improved Pressts for printing
Hsndbills aud Cards. ami with efficient and experienced
printers, thsrs Is wo ii any line of the business that
we cannot perform In u satisfactory style
The facilities afforded by the BEST AND LATEST
IMPROVED MACHINERY. will also enable us to fur
pish work at q great reduction from former prices
n Norfolk, rendering 1t unnecessary, either on ac-
cunt Of mechanical execution price, for any to send
heir orders away to have them filled.
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NEARLY A WHOLE FAMILY MUIR
DERED. The Mobile Advertiser Of De-
cembsr 9 says: From gentleman
who came down on the train yesterday
from Mississippi, we learn that = terri
BILE tragedy occurred near Broeksvill6,
In that state, on Sunday morning lest,
which involved the death Of nearly
whole family. 1t seems that young
man named James Thompson had Q
misunderstanding with his father, Z.
X. Thompson, about the title to some
property held by the latter, and that he
went To the house SUNDAY morning
about daylight, and Tiled his mother, his
two sisters, Jennie and Margaret, and his
brother Clay, and attempted to take the
life of his remaining sister--wounding
her severely. He then went to the river,
where his father WAS at the time, ana
attempted 10 kill him also, Swapping
both barrels Of shotgun at him, and
then wounding him with pistol.
1.-The murderer WIS arrested and taken
t. Brooksville on Monday, when he
was taken up and hanged by the cia-
Zeils.
"Hhis story ia confirmed by letter
from IA friend In that section, who Gays
the murder was the most fiendish and
dabOlica act ever perpetrated, and that
the murderer richly deserved the pun
ishment le received"
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Che Aurtulk 2ost.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1865.
THE YANKEE.

The Yankee Is q name whose origin,
The conscientious Muse does not deny,
IL mixed up somehow with original sin;
And much that's not original must lie
Close to the Yankee door, ifnot within,
And haunt some folk like ghosts, before they die
Ifall that's said about them be half true
OF what they've done and what they mean TO do.
Especially they whovs had the face to claim
This original Pilgrim Fathers their own
I speak Of Yankees now per So, whose name
Suggests sharpness bred Ia skin and bone
sharpness Ia u bargain known to fame
And keen, sharp idions ia twang and tome
OF all that tribe and people known az folks
Who radiate from the e Hub" like living spokes.
These mix In everywhere In lands aud oceans.
Restless blood IL In its natural courses,
Buying up townships. selling Yankee notions,s
Now laying railroad tracks, now selling horses,
Riding TO power on partisan coinnotions,
Aud prying into Natures secret forces
To force them to their purpose, use and plan
As If her treasures all belonged to man.
Thus Yankees have become the nations ieaven,
The blood, might say. In all its veins;
And three new notions to tho world they've given,
That mans chief end consists In getting gains,
That trade IL happiness aud Boston's heaven.
'Tis thus King Yankee DER the nation reigns,
Aud by most andaeious usurpaiion,
Has stamped his very name upon the nation.
90 where you may IN almost any state
Throughout the Gnion as II was 0ris
From numbering Maine tn the Golden Gate
You'll find the Yankee claiming 1t as his
Ant all there II therein Of good great.
Has got his superscription, aud his phz
He's governor, teacher, preacher, keeps the store
And does all sorts Of things and can do more
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GOLD MovEMENT.--W copy the fol
lowing from the New York Journal Of
Commerce ofTuesday
We have now compiled our usual
summary of the gold movement at this
port for the last month. We wish here
to express an apprehension that the bank
account is becoming complicated in
this new deposit system, precisely as il
did few months ago with the gold GER
tilicates of the Bank of New York. We
trust that some arrangement may be
made by which the gold certificates is
sued at the Sub Treasury i'm this city,
and held as the property of the banks,
may he rcckOned separately from the
coin actually in their vaults. If this is
not done, that portion of the gold will be-
counted twice, and the reports will only
mislead the public. In compiling our
usual monthly tables we find the appar-
ent gain in the banks and Sub-Treasury
nearly six millions more than can be
accounted for by the difference between
the receipts and the exports. A part of
this is undoubtedly gathered i'm from
boards; but il may be q question whether
some of the banks do not count the Sub
Treasury certificates as gold, and thus
show "a greater gain than would appear
if only the coin were actually counted.
The following is the movement for the
month
Specie in Banks and sub!Treasury Nov 1 50 500 400
Received from California in Noy.......... 19526I5
Imported from foreign ports in Nov......... 500
Gathered In from boards. 59S5. 523
ss274I ,2i7
Exported in 2046, Use
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
NOTES OF rus VIRGINIA BANKS STAND:
COMMERCIAL.

ALE-Philadelphia and Hudson, 1915.
nnANDlEs-Appe. ssoc s co. iiennesey, Otsra, IL
ry Black berry. Ginger, &C, t5OOee650 Domsste (ss--
monl R3S; California, per ease, 5000
BITrERs--Bokees, brakes wshoo RUSS, scs eidsy-.
&C. 81 GOALS; California inc Bitterr, per esss t12
BACON-Baltiniore Sides l0en20c.: Hams, 2s0s-,.
smithheId Hams. cuts to order, 2',Aa2ae.
BEEF-Extra Mess, SlS006l20 90; Mess, $1oQQfatssc
COAIr-Pirst quality 40di5ci ID quality, SssetCs
BRicksufrst quality pressed, $500; ID do, tos"9
BAUdIis PHOSPHATE FERTILIzER, $ss per ten.
CORN-white, T2@75c. Yellow, ssOt9S3c.
c0rT0N-0rdinary, si@3ac; Good, 3aes7c; Ma
C6PFEE-Prime Rio Coffee, solz@s2c
CUBA MOLASsES-55a65
CANDLES-Adaniantne 2SGn30c; Tailew 2Sa25.
establishments aud Imported 2o@l50
DOMEsTICs--Merrimack Prints 1896; sprasre e.
IA american do so; Amoskess do IA; DuehcJ 10
30 London Mourning ss DO T A%esfess d. lon
ing, SO; 44fae Brown sheeting 36lS "a dc 80; ~ .,
Bleaehed do 81 S.; Ticks 81 1sa62 Striped shtrtpy
FLouR~F.mily. sis,z o0a soea; Extra slsKel--,
Super, $Dl<6e1O; Fine ts256D975.
fORAGE-Hay, l5O@2Oo per cwt; Corn, 9seloe per
bushel; Oats $1,000 per bushe; Bran 4os5s per buzz
P0RTER--London best brands, $3.50; fhiladaphiA
1925.
NAVAL STORES = Crude Turpentins, slOoe4ss;
| Turpentinc, $s5Oa6oe; Tar, s. 5Oess0O.
| 6lN-$2.5O@5O0.
HOOPS-None.
LEATnER-caif skins. s4o@sloO per dozen; Sole
| LUMDER-Clear per thousand, 5000; I'd do, $ss.oo;
LIME~First quality, per bbl sa-SsessSs; q qus,is
| OAKUu--I661sc.
Lard e. log 40.
| G Ex 1slSc.
suaAK HOUSE sYRUPs-5oaeoc.
! sHINGLEs-tl2 OOGl130o.
| sTAvES-4371 06fi5Q0.
| RUM-S24o@6.go.
ROsIN--Not quoted
| ROpE-Maniia 23eI 26c; Hemp, 25GSos
| S0AP-l3alde.
sUGAR-Brown I5a ID; Refined, Crushed, Powdered
and formulated "a ka22ca White lslsc; Nkts, 10;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leaf. 2oeIIoc; Vr 6oQDfI o.;
| in market; Mannfss tnred teegsla; smoking, 700
81 ~; snun soc lGesl0v
| WOoD-per cord, t,50Gt5G0.
| WHITE LEAD-sMf.
WIEAT-white si.oO@a10i Red, siioSi 90
| WIIIsKEYS-oli MOnongaheia tlDw prov 49, lo12.cs
! Rye aud bourbon, & S5,d 90; proof - ooes50O.
| WINE-Champagne "star," .lieijsek "t3rsn Seal~
De St. Marresu, "Ked Lac, se, SIS oOt200; sherry e.
800; Port si0sdsoo; Claret in cases Is 90 a. 90 Ia
sl000 and s2tOO ssuterne per case s9o0yl5 Califr-
mia, per case sl2ooGl+o0.
| DOMESTIC MARKETS.
MEATs.Beef le9se Mutton, lesse Pork 20 sau-
| 35'G3Il2 Bacon 256l.3e Butter, 5oa60
| fRulTtAppies 15tps0 cts. per peck.
| POULfRf-Iurkeys, 25M2 50 Geese, e0ci %
l5@20 Squirrels l5a20; partridges aog2s WIND Dues
| pair 50@Ij G. b. Ducks pair, 5oG2 90
| yEGErABLEs-Cabbage 5tal0 cts; Onions 10 e. rsr
cts. per bunsh Potatoes T5sI W per hushel; axost
Potatoes 1sas0 cts per peck.
! FIsH-Chub- piece 50eDl co. Perch, bar.h, 1896
COD PISH-9al0c; hake, 6l4a1c.
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEEsE.-Brttsr so@r cts.i
per pound; Lard $3.50 cts per pound; Cheese seesl
oYsfSRs-as cent. ..r q,srs
Yesterday no trsnsactions wers rerort1' On charge
Gold stands rrn 1t qsotssiop-, which kesrc TIA gar
at = stand.
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T I G K E T S

Candidates can have their tickets promptly and
reetly printed and their election warranted il necessary
In fact the POSTJOB OFFICE is capable of executing
anything aud everything that can be called for in the
business and will guarantee universal satisfaction the
most liberal terms and respectfully request con-
tnuance Of the patronage heretofore generously be-
slowed upon our efforts by the people of this city and
State
All orders should be plainly written especially proper
names prevent Mistakes and handed in at the Count
ing room the FIRST noor sent BY letter addressed to
=. n BROWN, Norfolk Post.
TERMS:
Cash on delivery Of the work. except cases where
dsrs from regusr advertisers In the latter cases bills
can be rendered notify
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Among the propositions offered i'm the
United States House of Representatives
were the following:
A resolution, however was offered,
but laid over under the rules, objection
being made, requesting the President to
give imagination as To whether the In
surrectiOt is fully suppressed and
national government are restored In
those States. Bills were introduced to
punish as felony the buying, selling Or
holding of any OF the notes. bonds, or
evidences of debt Of the rebel cOnied-
eracy; to confirm the titles of the
freedmen to certain lands set apart u
them on the South Carolina aud GEORGIA
COASTS by General Sherman.
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS,

Under this heading 10 included Cards Tickets of cv
cry description that can be executed Cardboard from
q fine, large colorsd handful down to bread ticket
The small trades need these and in every other place but
Norfolk, NO aker, icedcaler or mlkmen or grocer
or huGksser would pretend to do business without them
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OUR BUSINESS CARDS

No Merchant, business man Mechanic should be
without thsss-and we can furnish them in any quantity
shape Size style color the shortest notice and at as
cheap rates as they 10 procured in the United States
very man that pretends to do business should be well
applied with Cards
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ATRocrous ASSAULT. At Edwards

ATRoCIoUs ASSAULT. At Edwards
vile, Floyd county, Indiana, last week,
Mr.. Denton Shirley, a respectable farm
err. was found insensible in his barn,
having forty-three cuts and stabs about
his head. His shoes and stockings were
off, his legs across block, andaDhe foot
cut of. His recovery is anticipated, so
that clue may be obtained as to the
miscreant who perpetrated the crime.
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Cur @teddinQ Cards.

No couple can live happy or die in peace blessed by
hs love Of children, unless they bequeah to them
gifts Of remembrance few Of our beautifully exc
sutsd WEDDING CARDS, gotten up y latest style.
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Our Uisitina Cards.

Our specimens In this line vie with the finest Copper
late eugravings, and executed with great neaIeas
on fns enameled and Bristol Cardboard.
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Posters and Dodgers.

We print these Of all sizes and in all coors of ink and
paper and noxt to advertising In the Post the best way
" make known your business is through the POSTER
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P RO G R A M M ES

For Balls, Concerts and Parties, are very neatly and
astsfaly executed in colors.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANIES THROUGH LINE
TOCALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
ARRIVING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL,
Leave por No IS North River foot OF Canal street. at
o'clock noon, the ls 18th and 2lst of every month
except when those dates fall Sunday and thon the
preceding sAquRD,r) for AsPfNwALI, connecting via
Panama Railway, with one of the Companys Steamships
from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO, touching at AGA.
PULCO.
DECEMBER lsr,
HENRY CHAUNCEY,
CAPTAIN GRAY;
connecting with
CONS It'll TION,
CAPTAIN FARNswORTH
llTH,
ATLANTIC,
CAPTAIN MAURY:
CONNECTING with
COL. DEN CITY,
CAPTAIN BRADBURY.
2lsT,
NE w YORK,
CAPTAIN HoRNER;
connecting with
COLORADO,
CAPTAIN WATKINS
Departures Of LIST and 2lst connect at Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those of lat
touch at MANZANiILO
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
Frat Cabin, $3.50 Second do $3.50; steerage $l25
A discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates al
lowed TO second cabin and seeage passengers with fam
lies. Also, an allowance Of ONE QUARTER on through
rates to clergyman and their families, and school teach
ers; soldiers having honorable discharges, HALF FARE
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
baggage mastesaccompahy baggage through, and attend
to ladies and children without male protectors Baggage
received on the do the day before sailing, from steam
boats railroads. aud passengers who prefer to send down
early.
An experienced Surgeon on board Medicines and at
tendance free.
A Steamer will be placed on the Line January lst,
1866, to run from NEW ORLEANS to ASPlNwALL, via
HAVANA.
For Passage Tickets Or further information, apply at
the Company's Ticket Office on the Wharf, FOOT OF
CANAL STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK.
dcc2-3m D. ". q. BELLOWS, Agent.
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BILLS OF FARE

Done In manner SO skillul and that cen epcures
will not complain Of the fare No Hotel or Restaurant
should be without them. These furnish daily at re-
duced prices.
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TM PRopRIsToRs of this Establishment respectfully
announce TO the Public of Norfolk, Portsmouth and vi
entity that they fully prepared to execute every de-
scrpiou Of JOB PRINTING known to the business
not snly with N EATNESS and DE ,pATCH, but in a
style unsurpassed in the South 70: BEAUTY and ELE
oANCR. We have the most complete and varied assor
nspt of TYPE Of ALL SIZES and DEsCRIp TIONs-
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Nanifests and Bills of Lading.
In this branch of the business Printers exce-an
We can furnish shippers OF steamers promptly.
L A B E L S A.,

Apothecaries Druggists and Others, who mako use of
.hess necessary articles, be promptly supplied.
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CAPT. les CANNON;
The THOMAS KEIS0 was built for and is expressly
adapted to- the Bay Route and exces in the sendor Of
her outfit any steamer plying these waters She is
provided with Hot and Cold Baths, and all modern
convenience.
! The ADELAIDE has been recently rebuilt and refur-
nished throughout. Her accommodations of a
superior order She Is well known that further com.
ment is unnecessary. U.a t
These Steamers leave the Companys Wharf, on Wide
Water street. opposite the Atlantic Iron Works. Norfolk
DAILY at 39 o'clock, and High Street Wharf, Ports
mouth at O'Clock, p. NJ, touching at Old Point.
Passengers by this Line arrive in Baltimore in
time to connect with the early trains to Washington and
all points North and West.
Baggage checked to all points, and passengers and
baggage conveyed to the dcpots free Of charge.
The Wharf of the Company has been put In excellent
order and fitted expressly for the protection OF freight
and other accommodation Of Shippers.
Freight taken at low rates and p omptly delivered.
For further information inquire of d. C. BALL Agent
Portsmouth,, or to the Parser Of the Steamers
THOS. II. WEBB, Agent
Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk, December IL, 1865. dec12-tf