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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-08
Procession.

Procession.
The Marshal
The Band.
Standard bearer with American flag.
Reader Of the Declaration Of Independence
The Speakers.
The Ladies.
The Soldiers.
The Fort Mifiin veterans, 80 in. number,
with Hickory branches, mostly old
Jackson men.
Editors and other invited guests.
The Citizens.
Three Sullivan County Carriages contain.
ing the Committee of Arrangements
Two hundred vehicles moved in train.
The meeting was organized, at Ten
O'Clock, a, NJ, by tho appointment Of the
following named officers -
President, JOIN MoHENRY, Esq
Nce PresidenS-Iram Derr, William
Appleman, Daniel McHenry. Enoch Fox
John Robson, Jacob Kimble, John Black
A J. Albertson, John Leggott, Abram
Manning, Joseph R. Patton Isaiah Kline,
and Judge Evans.
SecsetarseS.-L. A. Gorman and John
r. Derr.
Rev. J. j. HARVEY, addressed the
Throne of Grace.
Hon. LEVI l.. TATE, read the Decla-
ration Of Independence.
After which, the meeting adjourned for
one hour, to partake Of a most sumptuous
FREE banquet, in the Grove, prepared by
the kind Ladies and citizens of that place
and vicinity.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-08

SO, Col TATE. Of the Columbia Dem.
ocrat, lis decidedly the bandsomsst editor
in Pennsylvania without joking"
Luze,ne Union.
We usually give the Editors of the Uni.
on full credit for candor and decision,
and have no desire to doubt the correct, 4.
ness of their judgement in this instance
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Morning, July 8, 1865.

DEMOCRACY a sentiment not to be appalled,, corrupt.
ed or compromised 1t knows no baseness it covers
to no danger, it oppresses no weakness Destructive
only ofdesposn tits the solssconservator of liberty
labor and property. II is the sentiment Of freedom of
equal rights, ofequai oblgations-,he law of nature
pervading the law of the land ALLEN.
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DoYLEsrowN, July 2.--Hon, Thomas
Ross, formerly member Of Congress from
this district, died al bis RESIDENCE here last
night,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-08

a0S> Rev. j. P. TUsTIN, Preach es ev.
cry Sabbath evening, commencing at 7
o'clock, 10 the Baptist Church of Blooms.
burg,
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ADDR ESS
COL. WELLINGTON H. ENT;
DELIVERED BY

IN hangers Grove, jackson toton,h,p, Co
hmb,a county, Pa, ppon the Fourth o
July, 1865.
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SAMUEL KLINE.

of Benton, and late Of Fort MiGin.
July A, 1865.
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Death of an Ex-Congressman.

Benton, July 4, 1865.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

UNRubY HoRsEs.--The majority OF our reader
will remember the fable related Of Ph@ton, VINO
threatened heaven and earth with conhagrati"n
by his bad management of the horses attached 70
the chariot of the sun. They will also reneupel
that Jupiter, when he perceived the disorder OIL
the team, struck the driver with one OF his mum
der-bolts and hurled him hesdlong to the earth
1t was at this time Vid Phatontdades-that tne
skin of the Ethiopian became black; and the
whole fable may be cited to prove why the color
ed Jehus are such poor drivers, At all event"
they do not seem, as general tning 10 unoer
stand the management of horses, Or there would
not be go many runaway matches on the streets
Yesterday several occurred; one on Church street,
another on Wide Water street, and third attempss
was m ade on Main sti eet, in front OF johnson.
Hall. As sequence to this last, some new iurni
tered on the street. Shades of Tony Weller and
memory of the immortal Ph@ton, to what are we
coming? When horses are allowed to scatter
personal effects in this lavish manner.
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Health Officers Report.

The following is a statement of deaths in the
City of Norfolk, during the Month of Septenl-
Der, 1866 t9
White Males-Dysentery, 8; Phthisis, | Cho-
lera Infantum, d Meningitis, Il Diphtheria. l;
Paralysis, Typhoid Fever, cG nyaoa g
Disease Heart, Il Marasm nus. i Drowned Z;
White Females -Dysentery, 2; Typhoid Fever,
/; Meningitis} /: Haemorrhage, Il; Cholera In
fantum, / Marasmus, 2; Tetanus, l pelerium
Tremens, il Old Age, 2 Unknown; 2; Total Is.
Colored Males-Dys entery,2; Phthisis, 3; Che
iera Infantum, 81 Commissions, /; Py@mia, !;
Drowned, |; Old Age; Unknown, : Total 10;
Colored Females-Dysentery, p, Cholera In
fantum, 6; Pneumonia, 8; Diphtheria, Il; Ty-
Colica, Q; Pleurisy, 2; Dropsy, 2; Debility /;
Stillborn, l Unknown, /; Total %.
Ages-l Of ss years; of So, of 80; Of Is !;
of7O; from so to 10; from 50 to 60; I from
40 to 50; 5 from 80 to 40, from 20 to 80; from
10 to 20; from s to 10; 5years and under 20;
Unknown 2-Total 81.
A. T. BELL, NJ. D., Health Officer.
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New Advertisements.

Me following new advertisements appear IN
thirmorning's paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
Hipkins ef Ifiltgan Auctioners, Wide Water
street, have sale tomorrow morning at III
O'Clock, and will offer miscellaneous lot of mer
chandise and furniture, besides buggy and haI-
ness. and a fine saddle horse.
Many Voters, give notice that the citizens Of
Norfolk county, will convene on the 7th inst, to
nominate candidate for the Legislature,
Boardiug.-If you want to learn where you
can procure pleasant home. Read the adver
tisement with the above caption.
A Machine and Boiler Shop for Rent.-A fine
chance for engaging in business is offered. Read
the advertisement.
d. A. &c c. A. Santos, advertise large stock
of drugs, paints, &C., which they can sell at rea-
sonable rates.
For Rent No. 10 Nebraska street, is advertised
for rent, and possession can be had Immediately,
apply at the counting room of the Day Book
| CLIENTS TAeatre-Two splendid pieces, The
Market Girl of Paris and the great burlesque,
| called Pocahontas, are on the programme.
E. c. Folger, Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partment calls on the Engineers and Presi dents,
to meet him at his Office on "Wednesday this
evening at o'clock.
The Board of Health. The President calls on
this body to meet him at Dr. A. I. Bells office,
this afternoon at o'clock.
James e. Jones, the prince of caterers, has an'
other rich bill of fare in to-days paper.
o. Windsor, gives notice that he will rent, for
the ensuing year, two stores and dwellings on
Main street.
W. B. Dsggs, adver tises some valuable real
| estate on Catharine street, which he will sell
| f. f. Ferguson Auctoneer, will sell a valuable
blooded Mare and the schooner VIM. Crittenden,
on Saturday.
| James w, Hinton, advertises to sell at private
sale some very valuable real estate situated within
| two and half miles of this city.
| Valuable Hotel Property. Shaw Roberts Of
fers that valuable property the old Union Hotel,
on Union street. This will afford fine chance to
those who desire to procure good stand for bust
ness 10
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MAYORS CouRT, Portsmouth,. -Loulsa Butler,
{colored,) complained that Francis Sweat en-
croached on her domain and used threatening
and abusive language towards her, To fully sat
isfy the parties concerned, the case was contin-
ued, and will probably come up again this morn
ing
Allen White, (colored,) arrested for disorderly
conduct. was released, the charge not being sus-
tanned.
Henry Jordan, negro bootblack, who was
arrested on Monday for fighting on the ferry
wharf with another juvenile of the same profess
SION was released with the understanding that
he was to appear every day at ten o'clock and re-
port himself to the Captain of the Watch
Moses Blum, agent for John Mendoza d Co.,
cigar manufacturers, was arrested, charged with
peddling cigars on the streets without license,
but the charge not being sustained, the case was
dismissed and the men discharged.
Portsmouth on Monday night was noisy to
degree unprecedented, especially on Crawford
street. and the police were several times called
into requisition to quiet the parties.
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NOR RENT Possession given LIST
~ Iannap 1896

kitchen attached, Nos. "a and Sc Main street, adj
joining Salisbury and near the National Hotel.
They will be either rented separately together.
These stores are suitable for the hardware cloth
ing, shoe or drug business. The two stores to-
gether are well adapted for the wholesale dry
goods business. Apply at the Office of the Corn
Exchange Insurance Company, No. 50 Bank ST.
oct3-lw o. WINDSOR, Agent.
NOTICE.-A meeting of the citizens
N OF the country portion of Norfolk County
will convene at Washington Point, on Saturday,
the 18th inst, at l o'clock, P. NJ, to nominate a
Candidate for the next Legislature. A full meet
ing is desirable. to give fair expression to pOpu-
lar preference. MANY VOTERS.
oc4-1t#
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S s Q Q Q Q O
To be Sold for One Dollar Each.

Without regard to ootae, and not to be pad for
"nta go" hno,o achat you soiU receige
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
ceipt of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this
Association recently the following kindly nermir
}her names to be used:
Robert H. Hotchkiss New Haven, Conn. Me-
lodcon, value $50. w. F. T. Willis, VI 22d
St. New York, Diamond Cluster Pin. value $500.
value SIPS Miss Ellen F. Dickerson, Binghamp,
ton, n. Y. Meodeon, value 500. Mr.. f. #
Stone, 50 Tenth St., N. Y, Piano, value $3.50
Mrs Teresa A; Miller, Scranton, f., Diamond
field, Ills, Meodeons value sl25. Dr.. 1. van
Ripper, Washington, D. c., Gold Hunting Cased
Watch, value $50. Edward H. Lindsav. Wor-
eester, Mass, Piano, value $3.50 Miss D. H.
Farwe a.s- Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops,
value $3.50. Francis I. Moran, l2e Pearl street
Albany, N: Y, Music Box, value $40. Mrs, r.
9. lngersoll, Urbana, Ohio, Silver set. value s61
Lieut.. b. f. Hendricks, Wizards Hotel. Wash
lngton, D. G., Silver Patent Lever Watch, value
800. Captain l. Warner, 18th N. Y. Vols, Silver
watch, value $50 Many persons who have drawn
valuable prizes, do not wish their names pub
lished or we might extend the list.
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
Value, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES.
which are well mixed. One of these Enyelopes
containing the Certificate or Order for some arti-
Gle, (tcorh at least dollar at retail, will be
delivered at our office, sent by mail to anv ad
dress, without regard to choice on receipt of rs
Cents. The purchaser will see what Article it
drows, and its value, which may be from One 10
Fiue Hundred Dollars, and can then send ONE
DOLLAR and receive the Article named
~ No BLASKs,-Every purchaser gets an
article of value.
Parties dealing seith as mag depend on having
prompt returns, and the article dratcn seiU be sa-
mediatety sent to any address by retar mail or ca
press.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
rs Six Certificates for One Dollar Thirteen
for Two Dollars
Agents Wanted. Send Stamp for Circular
All Letters should be addressed,
T. BENTON 4 CO.
Box 5,567 Post Office, New York.
sep30-eod3t*
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DANGERoUs.-Th driver Of Government Wa
gon loaded with gun-powder, (some of it in open
headed barrels) was seen, cigar in mouth, sitting
on one of the barrels Monday, as it was being
carried from this city to Portsmouth, in the ferry
boat "Union" The want of care on the part of
this man might have sent all board at the time,
to eternity without a moments warning, and We
advise for the future, little more discrimination
in placing such combustible material in the hands
of careless men.
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MAyoR's CoURr-No2olk, Oct 3rd--Wm m. AL
len, colored, who was legitimate possessor Of a
musical taste, was the illgitimate possessor OF
banjo at least so it was charged, and on that
charge he was arrested. The Mayor sent him on
to the military to be tried fDr stealing.
Richard McDougal, colored, was Gagged because
he amused himself and frightened the ga'hls by
drawing pistol in ball room, where the sable
yotaries of the Jig are won't to amuse themselves.
He was sent to the military to be persuaded of the
improperly of his conduct.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLEN ms THE TIRE.

~ LEN MS THE TIRE
Third night of the charming and accomplished
WEBB SISTERS.
On which occasion they will appear in TWO
SPLENDID PIECES. Another New and
Mysterious Scene.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 4th, 1865,
Will be performed the beautiful Comedy of the
MARKET GIRL OF PARIS.
DucheS de Frensac. Miss Emma Webb
Eugenia, the market girl...,...... Miss Ada Webb
In which character she will sing the new and
beautiful song, "BEATIFUL DREAMER"
To conclude with, for positively the last time
John Broughams great Burlesque,
0 G 4 II o " IA 81
Capt John Smith ..................Mi Miss Emma Webb
Pocahontas Miss Ada Webb
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LOCAL.

OseAN1zAr1oN OF THE MERCHANTS AND Me-
cHASrcs' EXCHANGE OF NoRFoLK.--In response to
call from the Co mmittee appointed at former
meeting of the merchants of this city, large
number of the leading merchants and master-me-
cbanics of Norfolk convened in the City Hall yer
terday afternoon and organized Merchants and
Mechanics Exchange, having for its object the
promotion of the mercantile and mechanical inter
est of this city. Major J. J. Biggs, Of the firm
Of Biggs & Co., presided, and ]. Hardy Hendren,
formerly Register of this city, was appointed
Secretary.
The Constitution and Bylaws were read and
adopted, and on recommendation of the Commit
tee, the following gentlemen were elected to fill
the various offices for the ensuing twelve months
Pyssident--Chas. Reid,
Wee Presidents,
W H. Turner Geo. Sangster,
Sam'l r. Borum.
Secretary-Walter II. Taylor,
Treasurer---W. NJ. Clark.
Board of Directors.
G. W. Walker, VIM. Lockh art
Murdock Howell, H. Wertheimer,
Henry Kimberly, ". 7. Wake,
J. j. Biggs, 7. 7. Warren,
G. E. Staples, h. u. Robinson,
Jno. D. Cowper, Porter Sherman,
Marshall Parks
1t was resolved that any Board of Trade, or
organization of like import be in existence it
be cordially invited to unite with this Exchange
in furnishing the object set forth in preamble and
resolutions just adopted, and on motion the meet
ing adjourned.
Thus it will appear we once more have an Ex-
change and board of Trade in city, and we
congratulate the whole community the fact
that nearly every merchant and master mechanic
in this city are members of the one, and that the
other is composed of sterling, stirring, thorough
go-ahead gentlemen, who know how to do, and
will not be backward in doing everything neces-
sary for the promotion of the trade interests of
Norfolk. In few days they will have selected q
suitable location and will fit up an Exchange Hall
that will be a credit to the merchants and the
pride of the community. They will then set all
the machinery of the Exchange in motion and
once the bull and bears will meet on the
bourSe the Satellites of Ceres will gather around
its board and the merchants of Norfolk will take
daily counsel together.
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MEFING.-By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that the ship carpenters
of Portsmouth are to have meeting at the City
Hall in that place on Thursday night, relative to
the procuration of work for that particular branch
of mechanism. We will report their proceedings
in our Fridays issuesif they are important.
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THE VISITING ODD-FELLows.-The members OF
the order, who arrived here on Tuesday, para
ded Yesterday afternoon, and accompanied by
many of their brethren of this city, visited Ports
mouth. They left here this morning on the New
Line Boat for their homes in Richmond and Man
chester.
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H1aH REErs.-We learn that there is to be
meeting of the citizens in the Court Room Of the
City Hall on Thursday tomorrow afternoon, at
four o'clock, for the purpose of discussing high
rents. As everybody, save the property owners,
oppose the exorbitant rates now being charged
for stores and dwellings, there is no doubt but the
court room will be crowded.
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SA1lED.-The United States Revenue Steamer
Kan kan-kee, Commander Baker, sailed from our
harbor this morning, on a cruise outside. On
her return, we hope to lay before our readers any
items of marine intelligence that this steamer
collects.
The unsettled state of the weather for some days
past, and the prevalence of NJ E., winds will, it
is feared, cause some distress to mariners on our
coast, to relieve whom the Kan-kan-kee goes
out.
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HGpEL ARRIVALS.
ArLANTlC u0rHI.-NOngolk, w.. ocl. }.

H. o. Bawls, Franklin Depot, Va. John $.
Wise, Richard A. Wise, 4. P. Gentry, D. True
har, Jr., Richmond, Va. Wingfeld Peters, Bal
timore; Miers w. Fisher, Northampton; w. B.
Wise, Murfreesboro', N. c.. /; J. L. Norfaet, Eden
ton, n. c.; NJ. H. Griffin, Virginia; VIM. Brad
ham, Miss Sarah Bradham y. D. Norman, North
Carolina; F. b. knight, Fort Monroe, Va. p.
Howard, U. S. N; VIM. H. Rogers, Portsmouth,
Va. L. y. Loueks, VIM, \. McGooch Charles
H. Merritt, Fort Monroe, Va. VIM. A. Dunn,
Eastern Shore, Va. B. w. Bates, Fort Monroe,
Va. L. Mckinney, James Pearsly, James, Der
ney, E. S. Num-, Richmond, Va. u. Cainwell,
Petersburg, Va; Geo. F. Davis, Princess Anne,
Va; j. J. Deal, Surry J. Barron Hope, n. G.
Young, G. A. Curly. II. A. Jordan, E. L. John
ston, j. L. Alston, G. W. Munford, Virginia.
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Opp FB11ows.-The Odd-fellows, whose excur-
sion we noticed in Yesterdays paper, arrived IN
Portsmouth yesterday evening, and were recelV-
ed the wharf by their brethren of that city and
escorted in parade through the city, a fine
band of music preceded the column and discoure
sed music that collected quite an odd collection OF
fellows of every size and shade.
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RANAwAY.-The driver of DR.. Robt. Tunstalfs
gig on Monday afternoon removed the bride from
the horse to allow him to drink from the water
pump at the intersection of Butte and Charlotte
streets as soon as the bit was removed from his
mouth the horse dashed off, and after race of
about two hundred yards, ran against post, by
which the gig was very seriously damaged.
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THEArRIcA1-The Webb Sisters are in the tull
tide of successful engagement at Glenns Theatre
they are winning all hearts and carrying every
thing before them. This evening the beautiful
comedy ofthe Market Girl Of Paris will be pre-
sented after which that rich burlesque called Po-
ca-hon tas with all its local hits, will be presen-
ted. The Webb Sisters appear in both pieces.
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WATCH! W ATcH!--Last night about nine O'Clock,
loud and voeiferous cries for the "watch" were
heard emanating from restaurant on Crawford
street Portsmouth The watch rushed up franti-
cally expecting perhaps, murder case, when it
appeared that the cry originated from gentle
man taking Tuner observation, VINO . meant
watch the time, and not watch either thieves,
robbers, or-any other desperadoes, for none were
about at that time
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NICE CoRSED BEEF.-The lovers of good corn
ed beef will find very superior article in that
line at No. 2, CampbelPs wharf Mr. Jas. E.
Jones has excellent judgment in catering for the
lovers of good things in his line, and we think
they would be pleased with cut OF the beef we
speak of.
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NAyAL.--1t is reported that seven new Frigates
are to be built at the Gosport Navy Yard-their
keels to be laid in very short time. We would
hail with delight the resumption Of ship building
on this station, but are forced to be skeptica in
regard to the above mentioned rumer.
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MILITARY Couar.-This tribunal has not been
in session for one or two days. owing perhaps to the
fact, that the seat of justice was in state oftra
sta. The books, papers, desks, seats, &C., have
been moved to No. &c Catharine street, where the
Court will hold its sessions for the future. Mad
am Justice will hold her first levee in her new
quarters to-day.
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NHw PUMA new pump has been erected in
the Portsmouth Market House, and is a source OF
convenience to every one doing business therein.
In short time, we hope to see not only that one,
but every pump in the two cities, superseded by
neat hydrants, from which to draw our aqueous
supplies
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ia TERN SHORE FARE.

A L G II O n
shall sell at auction, on MONDAY, THE 9Th
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, at Eastville. North
ampton county, Virginia, Tract of LAND in
that county, of which the late Col, John "
Leatherbury died seized
1t is beautifully situated on the Seaside, about
seven miles from the Court House, and contains
seven hundred and twenty-nine and half Acres
more or less. There are two settlements upon Il.
and it may be conveniently divided into at least
four Farms each abundantly supplied with wood
and each having convenient access to navieable
water There is valuable Mill upon it, and Yes
sells OF large size can come within mile of the
Landing, which is one of the best on the seaside
1t 1t is approached from the ocean through Sand
shoal and log Island Inlets, and is only few
miles from Cobb's. 1t is altogether one of the
most valuable and most desirable Farms in that
county.
Terms of sale will be liberal, and made known
on the day of sale, and liberty will be given the
purchaser to pay down in cash, or avail himself
Of the deferred payments.
MIERS W. FISHER,
sepz9-loS Trustee, DC.
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GREAT PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.
NJ BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
71a Broadway, New York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops. La
dies Sets, Gold and Coral, Jet and Gold, Floren-
tine, Mosaic, Jet, Lava and Cameo sets of Studs,
Rings, Gold Thimbles, Lockets, new style Belt
Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work
Boxes, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension
Holders, and large assortment of Fine Jewelrv
of every description. of the best make and Latest
STYLES valued at
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CoREEorIoN.-In an article, OF Monday morn
ing noticingth the committee sent to Washington,
by the Navy Yard men, our printers substituted
the word merchants for Mechanics, thereby alter
ing totally the sense of the article.
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TRUSTEES SALE.--By virtue of a
1 Deed of Trust, from William Smith and
wife, dated Goth November 1861, will be sold, for
cash. to the highest bidder, before the Court
House, at IL clock, noon, on SATURDAY, the
9TH DAY of OCTOBER, a certain lot of LAND,
situate on the west side OF Fourth Street, in the
City of Portsmouth, beginning one hundred and
eighty-one feet south from the intersection of
Fourth and Lincoln Streets, and running south
on Fourth thirty five feet thence west one hun
dred and twenty five feet; thence north thirty
five feet; thence east one hundred and twenty
five feet to the beginning; and is the same con
veyed to the said VIM. Smith by Philip G.
Thomas and wife, by deed of even date with this
deed, and duly recorded -
GEORGE NJ. Balm,
sep27-tds Trustee.