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BILLIARD ToURNAMENr.-At the solicitation of
numerous gentlemen of this city, well and favora-
duced to set apart FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at l o'cPk,
for the especial benefit of the Ladies of this city,
who are DESTROYS of witnessing the superior play
ing of Messrs. Phelan, Carme, Foster, Deery,
by gentleman. One Ticket admits Lady and
Gentleman. H. ALFRED BEARDsLEY.
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FIRST VIRGINIA STATE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
In the proposed Tournament, each player, will
play game of 300 points up, (Caroms) on the
Standard American Billiard Tables with every
player, and the winner of the greatest number of
games to be the winner of Tournament and Cham
pionship.
Should tie take place between any two or
more the players, they shall Immediately re-
play on the same table,
To bring the Tournament to a satisfactory issue
it will be necessary that at least six players shall
enter for the prize. "
The Championship of this State will belong to
the holder of the Champion Cue, who will hold
the Cue as its emblem for the term of three years.
subject to the challenge of all full and actual resi-
dents of the State
The Champion shall not be compelled to accept
any challenge for a less sum than 5000 side, $3.50
erteit nor for less than 500 points up at the Ameri
can, four ball Carom game. The balls to be 23S
inches in diameter; the winner to either deposit
the value ofthe Cue or furnish evidence satisfac-
tory, that it will be kept by him, and forthcom-
ing when challenged as above.
Conditions of Championship of the Cities of Nor
folk and Portsmouth,, Va.
The emblem of championship to be held in the
same manner and under the same rules as the State
Cue, except that the winner shall only be chal-
lenged by actual residents of the cities whose en-
bem the Cue represents; and shall not be compel
ed to play for less sum than 500, with suita-
BILE foreteit The game to be played in the hall
where the Cue was first won.
All the above conditions being digest of the
rules that govern the American Billiard Congress
The proprietor of the Mechanics Hall Billiard
Rooms hopes that they may be received with ia
vor by the patrons of the game in this State.
The Tournament was opened by Saml Brough
and Henry Baldwin. Brough beat Baldwin forty
points.
After this game, Phelan and Carme INDUCED in
afriendly contest, but the great American was
beaten by Carme, who is professor of the art
yaA fnof &c -.
and his knowledge of the angles His peculiar
forte is the Masse shot.
Friday is set apart for an exhibition for the la
dies.
The Tournament is quite popular, and is excl
ting more than ordinary interest. The enterpri-
sing proprietor deserves encouragementfort the in
terest he takes in sustaining the refined and harm
less game of Billiards.
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How Now IA RAT THE absence of political
contests have not made it necessary for us of late
70 record the proceedings of any ratification meet
lgs, yet it seems that some of the tribe still
about A child of Mr.. Devereaux, living on the
corner of Butte and Duke streets, was severely
rat The s9ittle one" has SO far suffered severely
from the bite, but we are pleased to learn that no
sstious consequences are apprehended from this
S''ack upon the eight infantry" of our city.
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AT CHRISTI CHUCH.

Will be sung, on
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21st,
BY THE CHOIR OF CHRIST CHURCH,
Assisted by several Ladies and Gentlemen, anne
teurs, the following Programme, selected from
the works of the great Masters, the whole under
the sole direction Of P. H. Mast, Esq, Organist
of said Church: .,f
P RT l..
CHoRUs-All Glorious is thy Name Mozart.
TRIo-Lord, in Vain-Mercadente
SOPRANO SoLo-Ave Maria-Cherubini
Chorus AND DUErTo-Cor Amoris Victimar-
Lambillotte
DUETTo-Quis est Homo-Rossini "
QUARTETTE TENOR SoLo-God in Mercy-Mp D.
zart
GRAND CHoRUs-Te Deum Laudumus-Larn
billotte.
P Y II.
CHoRUs.-O, Give Thanks unto the Lord
Weber. .., "a, - a
Soprano SoLo-With verdure Clad-Hadyn.
QUARTETTE-Rock of Ages w arren.
SOPRANO SoLo-Oh, Endow Me with the Feel
ing-Rossini. l ls
CHORUS SoLo-Thou that Takest Away Trans
gression-Weber. ...l ~ -s .,u
SOPRANO SoIo-Judith at the Seige of Betha-
lia-Concone.
FINALE nfamatus-Rossin
To commence at o'clock.
Tickets ST.. Lotto be had at the Book Store of
Messrss Stewart & Dey, on Main Street, and at
the Drug Store of J. R. Todd, Esq, on Bank
Street. tNt.5
No Tickets sold at the Church, and no reserved
seats decls-tf
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COUNTY CoUaT.-This tribunal was in session
in Portsmouth on yesterday, but its proceedings
were uninteresting and unimportant, only some
cases of administration and guardianship were
adjudcated. After which the Court adjourned
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGlNIA.-J. NJ. Goddin,
Esq, Cashier, advertises that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia will be held on Wednesday, January 10th,
1866, at the Office Main street, four doors above
the Spotswood Hotel, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
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mat the Grand Masonic Ball to be given by the
Az Aausntic Lodge of this city, would take place on
s W 54th inst. We learn that it will come off on
,M.sonesday the 9th at the Opera House on Church
ssseet It is to be the affair of the season, and
we ms would advise all to get their '.dx ups ready
ano attend it without fail.
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dec19-tdI
TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.

We offer, at Private Sale, a very desirable
Truck Farm, ~ miles from the City, called
Langley's Point, containing IS Acres, most of
which is cleared. This Farm is situated on the
Elizabeth River, and bounded on the North by
Greek, and has the finest Oyster Ground in this
section. For further particulars and terms,
which will be most liberal, apply to
LEIGH BROS. G. PHELPS,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
nov13-6t No. 5, Commercial Row.
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GENERAL YEARLY MEETING

A GENERAL YEARLY MEETING
~ of the Stockholders of the Norfolk Draw
Bridge Company will be held on the second MON
DAY in January, in conformity with the charter
of said Company, at the house of Jno. NJ South
gate, No. 81, Catharine Street.
MONDAY, December 18th, 1866,
rs decl9-w3t II
NHOTCE ORANGE COUNTY BUT
I TER.-Five kegs of choice Butter, the best
in town. Come to JONES, if you want choice
Table Butter, or something cheap for cooking.
Don't forget, JAMES b. JONES,
dec19 No. 2, Campbell's Wharf
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
H U WAREHOUSE.
No. IL, Market Square,
(SIGN OF THE AXE,)
N OR + OIL K, VlR G INA.
Having made large additions to my heretofore
extensive Stock, and buying always for cash, ena-
bles me to offer great induceme Atsto cash, buyers
W. R. HUDGINS.
declS Hardware Importer.
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LOCAL.

-NorroE.-Persons ON the Portsmouth side, hav-
~ advertisements, orders for job printing, COM
limitations, or local items of interest," will please
1--WE them at the auction store of Messrs. Hatton
4 Maupin, on Crawford street. and they will be
attended to-. " .. a.
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BY r. F. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer.

A p p L E 8 IN ID HI Az.
at II O'Clock, at Higgins Warehouse
100 barrels Apples, and
$50 bales Hay.
By ORDER F. F. FERGUSON,
dec20-2t Auctionser.
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FREEDMEN's CoURT.-Robert Langley Addie
Merchant, action for the amount of SIS; judgment
for plaintiff. G
Andy Harris vs. Tony Baker, action in detinue
for the recovery of watch soaked by said Harris
to pay for whisky. Baker, however, thinking
Harris sort of hummer, got tired of waiting for
the dosh, and sold the watch; hence the suit
Judgment for plaintiff, with costs of court
the hard labor prison before his eyes, invaded the
sanctity of the court and stole revolver from
der the very nose of Justice johnson. The court
was very much grieved at the circumstances and
delivered quite long Grafton on the depravity Of
human nature. As the weapon was confscated,
it is more than probable that some looker-on in
silence just took it to keep while, and when
Christmas times are over return it to the court
just "whar they found it,"
Moral: The court had better keep Its desk lock-
ed, for the natural depravity of the times justify
the enforcement of the proverb, fast find, fast
find"
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ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC HoTEL-NoRFoLK, Va, Dec. 10.
p W s Hopkins, H Koff, B F Billups, Balti-
more; S Hammond, F M Wheeler, New York ;
W Anderson, Philadelphia; W Webster, Rich
mond; Brady, B 7 Spiers, Miss Lucy Spiers,
7 E Darden, N Carolina; S Blanchard, Chelsea /;
Ellison, R Ludlow, Virginia.
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BY W. Il. ROBERTS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cor. Roanoke Square and Vide Water Street.
REST AT AUCTION.

DEDDLE'S REST AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, on THURSDAY NEXT, Dec. 2lst.
at o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises, at Public
1st, 1866, the well known Summer Resort
known as
PED DIES REST.
At Lambert's Point, 80 miles from Norfolk, with
all the improvements, consisting of
Boiling Alleys, in complete order,
Bar Fixtures, Bath House,
Stables, large Saloon, &c., &c. ...a,
ALSO, ...t..I.
A large quantity of Manure.
This land is in high state of cultivation, and
offers inducements seldom met with.
The property can be bought on any day pre-
vious to day Of sale, by calling on the under
signed.
W. R. ROBERTS,
decl9-tds Auctioneers
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4 tHRISTMAS PRESENTS I-U
" CHRISTMAS PRESENTS !

4 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS lI-U
" CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Il N B b L l. d @ o.,
% Main Street, opposite Market Square,
-=G-.- 315 NORFOLK, VA,
Open this morning splendid assortment of
Fancy Articles, suitable for Presents consisting
Of pure Silver triple Plated Ware, such as Cake
Baskets, Gard Receivers, Fruit Dishes, Breakfast
Casters, Butter Dishes, Cups, Goblets, Salvers,
Salts, and Spoons, Sugar Bowles, Butter Knives,
Napkin Rings. all warranted finest quality. Also,
splendid assortment of Ladies' Work Boxes, Ca
bas, Ladies' Companions, Bags and Wallets in
great variety, Segar Cases and Stands, Combs
and Brushes of all kinds, Soaps and Extracts,
Hair Oils, Belts and Buckles, Cuffs and Collars,
Gloves Hose, Dress Trimmings of all kinds. AL
SO, large assortment of Hoods. Capes, Scarfs,
Head Nets, Plain and Hemmed Stitched Hand
kerchiefs, &C., to which they respectfully invite
them as low as Northern retail prices. 49,.
dec20-lw .-- fi7f- ef -
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Ne-o =" AAoeo VI -'iai Aoo A'quhl e,
~ I'll r s T NJ A S G G Cd s.
Silver Plated Puff Boxes,
% Soap g
Genuine French Soaps, Colognes, andPomades,
Terra Gotta Tobacco Boxes,
Meerschaum Pipes and Segar Holders,
Combs and Brushes in great variety,
Liquor Flasks Of every style,
Brushes of all descriptions, NJ
Lubin's Extracts and Toilet Powders,
Cox's Gellatine and Coopers Isinglass,
Real Cabana and Principe Segars,
Lone Jack, Brown Dick, and Zephyr Puff To-
bacco.
Choice Brandy. Whiskey, &C., 5..
Real Oporto Wine,
English and French Mustard,
Fine French Chocolate,
Broma, Cocoa, Spices of all kinds.
An acceptable Christmas Box can be prepared
at our Store.
deco NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS.
Hams AND SHOULDERS $500
Ill lbs. just received, and for sale low, on ship
per's application, by B. T. B0CKOVER,
deco up l- s 81 Roanoke Dock
NOD ~ A IN i,IT n SsTTy (yTT
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH, sensi.

TENHE BOARD OF HEALTH, eenSt.
Bile of the necessity of placing the City on
the best possible footing, to its sanitary condi
ton, in view of the anticipated spread of the
Asiatc Cholera to this country, invite particular
attention to the following measures adopted for
that purpose. The orders of the Board are Pc
terested will promptly comply Herewith ::
l. Ordered, That the following named lots and
premises be forthwith filled up with earth, or
other sound materials, 80 as to prevent the lodg-
ment of water therein, viz: A'3e"
The cellars of the row of brick tsnements on
Bank Street. North of Hill Street 5it .li#
The yard, cellar, &C., of the premises No. 8,
Hill Street. q"
lot of Mrs. Dorney.
The lots and premises on the East side of Cum
berland Street, from Mrs. Baylors to tho line of
Wolfe Street. f" 1n s.f...
tween Hawk and Upper Union Streets, near
Nicholson Street.
2. Ordered, That Roanoke Dock, the docks on
both sides of Commerce Street, and the dock at
by the removal of all mud, filth, decayed wood,
&C., so as to allow depth of net less than two
feet of water at the lowest tides.
8. Ordered, That the oyster hulks, and conse.
ouent accumulation of shells, on the South side of
Wide Water Street, near Graves Ship Yard, be
discontinued; and that the dock be cleared by
removing said hulks, if practicable. Also, that
all oystering establishments be required to clear
same beyond the City limits.
4, That the Inspector have the culvert on Free
mason Street, East of CRANKY Street, properly
cleared and that a ditch, OF sufficient dimen-
sions for the proper drainage of that part of the
City, be opened through the marsh, to the South
side of Wolfe Street. ss-F wv
S. Ordered, That all householders, and owners
or occupiers of lots and grounds within the City,
moving Immediately all filth, dirt, and rubbish
therefrom, and all sinks and cutters kept in q
wholesome condition, by Inning at least twice in
every week. ~
way offensive, or likely to become q nuisance,
the Inspector is authorized to require the same to
be properly enclosed. 40 .--' 'fi Aii ~ it
+ g. Ordered, That it be recommended to the
Councils to appoint, temporarily, four Assistant
Inspectors--one for each ward of the City--to DO
employed in connection with the Inspector. under
the supervision of the Board Of Health, In carry
ing out the orders of the Board with regard to
HYGIENE measures.
spectfuly called to the imperfect manner in which
the duties of the Contractor for cleaning the
Streets are being performed. o,-o
decls-4t-wFM4w Secretary, B. b.
the above direct from manufacturers, and
~ N' ~ B. II. BOCKOvER,
dec19 os 81 Roanoke Dock.
EMPTY BAGS. q 500 Buckwheat
~ Dass lot '''s very 'f B. + I. BocKovER,
decl9 81 Roanoke Dock.
DYAM MATCHES.-5 cases Byam
ID Block Matches just received from factory,
B. t. BOCKOVER,
decle - 81 Roanoke Dock.
nUTTER. Receiving weekly on
Is CONSIGNMENT and for sale by -
- B. T. BOCK0YER,
| dac2o a Roanoke Dock.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY W. r. ROBERTS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cor. Roanoke Square and WIDE Water Street.,
II ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF 'E'
BOOTS, SHOES, AND DRY GOODS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Will be sold, on FRIDAY NEXT, December
22d, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at my Auction
House, list 6oor,) corner Roanoke Square and
Wide Water Street.
10 cases Mems Boots,
10 BalmoraIS, ...t4.l '1I
" Z" Caters,
10 Women's BAlmoraIs, .. @
Leather Shoes,
10 Boys Thick Boots,
" % Grain 81 --f
10 i" Balmorals, .F r-t
10 " Youths Boots, -
dozen Grey and White Drawers and Shirts,
10 packages Cloths and Cassimsres,
10 dozen Cravats, :n
Hats, .
A large lot of Bonnets,
Flowers, Ribbons, &C., &C., &c.
The attention of the TRADE Is solicited to this
sale. w R, ROBERTS,.
dee2O-St rs' Auctioneer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

al MS TIL ATE Re.
S. W. GLENN, Sole Lessee
JERRY TAYLOR, Stage Manager
THE MERRIEST CRICKET OF THEM ALL.
Last night, but three, of the talented young Ira
gedienne,
MISS FANNY B. PRICE
Who will appear, for positively the last time, as
f a N Q FL Q II!
Supported by the popular Tragedian,
VI AS 5 FATHER B 5 l. : 3 I
Wednesday Evening, Dec. goth, 1865,
Will be presented, the Domestic Story, from the
German, in five acts, entitled
FANCHON OR, THE CRICKET 4
In rehearsal, NAOMI, THE DESERTED
JEWESS," the $500 Prize Play, of "VESTA,"
BLACK-EYED SUSAN" &c.
rHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS
" ..a GI T s.
Are you in search of something nice and pretty,
for a Christmas, Bridal, or other present? If ESQ,
don't fail to call at
NO. 81, MAIN STREET,
And examine the large Stock to be found there,
consisting, partly, of
Watches, Chatelaine, Guard, and Vest Chains,
Is Karat,
Diamond and other Rings,
Thimbles, Armlets, Necklaces, &c,
Solid Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Forks,
Cake, and Butter Knives, .l az
Knives, Forks, and Spoons in boxes for children,
Salt Stands, Ladies, Cups, Goblets, &C.,
Plated Urns, Castors, Butter Dishes,
Pickle Stands, Card Baskets,
Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Forks, &C.,
Writing Desks and Work Boxes, handsomely
inlaid,
Jewel and Glove Boxes,
Segar Stands, Toilette Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Ladies' Companions,
Albums, Morocco Bags,
Porte Monaies, Brushes, &c.
All of the above articles are offered at the very
lowest figures.
c. F. GREENWOOD,
q Main Street,
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Common and Fine Chewing and SmO-
king Tobacco.
And many other articles in the Grocery line,
all OF which will be sold extremely low, to the
trade for cash DAVIS & BRO,
Rowlands Wharf,
dec20-tf Foot of Roanoke Square.
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II YOy WANT TO KNOW.

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1.-The human system, male and female the
causes and treatment of diseases; the mar
rage customs of the world how to marry well
and thousand things never published before,
read the revised and enlarged edition of
.MEDICAL COMMON SENsE,"a curious book for
curious people, and good book for every one.
400 pages, 100 hundred Illustrations. Price
81 80. Contents table sent free to any ad-
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or will be sent by mail. post paid on receipt of
the price Address
L. g. FOOTE. NJ D.,
Feb. o-Gm. 1880 Broadway,N.
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IMPORTANT
To THE
! N v A L b s p!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

1t is we'll known to the medical profession
that IRON is the vital Principle of Life Elemen-
of the blood. This is derived chiefly fromdhe
food we eat but if the food is not properly di-
gested, or if, from any cause whatever, the
necessary quantity of iron is not taken intcthe
circulation, OF becomes reduced. the whole sy>-
TEN suffers. The bad blood will irritate the
heart, will clog up the lungs, will Supply the
BRAIN will opstruct the liver, and will send
its disease producing elements to all parts Of
she system, and every one will suffer in what
ever organ may be predisposed to disease.
The great value of
IRON as a Medicine
Is well known and acknowledged By all med
ical men. The difficulty has been to opiain
such preparation of it as will enter the cir
cuation and assimilate at once with the blood.
This point, says DR.. Hayes, Massachusetts, State
Chemist, has been attained in the Peruvian
Syrup, by combination in a way before un-
known.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is PROT RACTED solution of the Pro
TOXIDE OF IRON NEW DISCOVERY
IN MEDICINE that strikes at the Root Of Dis
ease by supplying the blood with its Vial
Principle or Life Element-Iron.
c,ro. TIE I5t.g.nIEI PEfyxlAH f!rvI mSi SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
lnfuses strength, vigor, and new life int, '!'e
system, and builds up an ..Iron Constitution.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaint.
an1 all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in
a BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompa-
MED by Debility or Low State of the System
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures
and recommendations from some of the most
eminent Physicians, Clergynen and others,
will be sent FREE to any address.
We select few Of the names to show the
character of testimonials.
John E. Williams, Esq,
President ofthe Metropolitan Bank, n. T.
Rev. Abel tevens,
Late Editor Christian Advocate s. Journal
Rev. P. Church
Editor New York Chronicle
Rev. John Pierpont, Lewis johnson, NJ r.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney NJ u.
Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, s. X. Kendall, ~ d.
Rev. Gurdon Robbins, W. K. Chisholm, VI u.
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, Francis Dannn NJ D.
Rev. I. Starr King, Jeremiah Stone, NJ u
Rev. Eph. Mute, Jr. Jose Ant. Sanches, NJ u
Rev. Joseph II. Clinch, \. a. Hayes. NJ. u
Rev. Henry Upham, Abraham Wendell. NJ j
Rev. 7. G. Headley, j. r. Chiffon, NJ. D.
Rev. J. ". Olmstead, II. +. Kinney, W. D.
Prepared by ". L. Clark & Co., exclusively for
J. 2: Dinsmore, No. 46l Broadway, Few York.
Sold by all Druggists
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u.s. Hamilton, of Texas, is Union
man beyond reproach. He is a native Of
Alabama, and emigrated to Texas in 1916.
and practiced law. He held the o flee Of
Attorney General in that State, served
frequently in the Legislature, was Buch-
anan Presidential clector in 1856. and
elected to Congress in 1859 In 1862 he
was appointed by Mr.. Lincoln Military
Governor of Texas, and was to accom-
pany the expedition that was to take pos
session of large part of that State, but
it failed He will 20 there now under
different circumstances.
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sB- Secretary Seward, in an official
dispatch TO the Secretary of the Navy,
gives the information that the Govern
ment of France has removed all restrlc-
tions heretofore imposed by it on the
naval vessels Gf the United States in
French ports. Secretary Seward also
officially announces that the French Gov
ernment has formally rescinded its order
granting to our Southern Rebels bellig-
erent rights
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
709 Chestnut Street abov 18th, Philadelphia

THIS old and popular Hotel is located in
i the immediate centre of business, and to
person visiting the City on matters of trade or
pleasure, it is one of the most desirable Ho-
tells in Philadelphia 1t is convenient to all
the Rail Road Depots. anu easily accessible
by city cars from all parts of the City. Its
rooms arc airy and spacious, and the Larder
will be unexcepttionable in every respect
The Manager assures the public that no eh1rt
will be spared on his part to make the Adj
INGTON HOUSE, in all respects, pleasant
and agreeable to his guests, and he will be
pleased TO see his old friends and former pat
rons of the Estates Union Philadelphia ana
to welcome many new ones. Mr.. b b; Neg
ley the former Office clerk at the States Union,
will be glad To- see his cid friends at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE
CHARLES NJ ALhMOND,
Manager
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sss- The President has appointed A

sF- The President has appointed An
drew J. Hamilton of Texas. to be Provis-
ional Governor of that State. and also
James johnson of Georgia, to be Provis-
ional Governor Of Georgia. The form of
the proclamation is precisely similar to
those heretofore appointing Provisional
Governors for North Carolina and Mis-
sissippi, and the duties prescribed the
same
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Pensions =! Pensions !

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN DIS
II ABLE DURING THE PRE- SENT WAR
ARE ENTITLE TO A PENSION. All per-
sons who intend applying for Pension must
call on the Examining Surgeon to know weth-
er their Disability is sufficient to entitle them
to Pension. All disabled Soldiers will call
on the undersigned who has been appointed
Pension Examining Surgeon for Juniata and
adjoin .ng Counties.
P. c. RUNDIO, NJ, D.,
Patterson, Ia.