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New Advertisements

The following advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
The American Telegraph Company have open
ed an Office on Bird floor of the Custom house,
and are now ready to send dispatches to all
points.
H. Ashton Ramsay, consulting Engineer and
Draughtsman, &C., has opened an office at No.
East Main street. sH- r.
M. A. Dc G. A. Santos, Druggists, offer for sale,
fine lot of steel pens snufs, quinine &c.
J. If. freeman, Jeweller, Main street, denies
the rumor in circulation with regard to his inten
ton of leaving the city.
Glenn's Theatre. last night but one of the
charming Webb Sisters On which occasion,
they will appear in two splendid pieces, dances
and several songs.
| For Netobern cia Canal.-The steamer Pi
oneer, will leave Norfolk for Newbern to-day a
| IL A. NJ.
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SaEMIHI AzERAs AND SIMcHos ToRAH.-Iht
Former the Eighth Day Of the Solemn Assembly
the Latter the Feast of the Lazy esterday these
last series of the Jewish holidays were commenced
and will be brought to a close on Friday evening.
The eighth day is separate festival, called "She-
mini Azeras," according to Divine command in
Numbers xiv, So. "0n the eighth day We shall
have a Solemn Assembly. Ye shall do no ssrvile
work thereon" Part of the liturgy of the day
is prayer for rain and propitious season, called
''revilas Hagaushem." According to the regU-
lar service of the Synagogue, each Sabbath a
Sedrah or section" of the Torah or Pentateuch
is read SO that the whole five books are read eeoI
year; and with the new year the first book,
"Bereshis" or "Genesis," is commenced. The
reading of the last Sedrah in Deuteronomy, called
"Saus Habruchuh," or the blessing of Moses,
(Dcut xxxiii is reserved for the ninth day viz /:
the Feast of the Law" This festival commences
with the close of the "Shemini Azeras," in the
evening corresponding with Thursday, the 18th
of October, this year, when it is customary to
take out all the trolls of the law" from the lark,
and to carry them in procession around the syna-
gogue, which is illuminated. In Jerusalem, at
the temple, it customary to celebrate the
close of the feast with festival called "Simchos
Bets Hashabah," on which occ aston brilliant iilu-
limitations formed part of the festivities, in order
to pay due honor to the ''Torah," or the Law of
Moses, g. e.. the Torah is written on parchment,
and, like the ancient volumn, is rolled together.
For the sake of convenience, congregation gen
orally possesses no less than three Torahs. The
reader adjusts beforehand the rolls in such man
ner as to make the proper portion appear as soon
as the roll is opened.) Both at the termination
of its reading and the re-commencement, two
persons are appointed to fill the offices "Hosan
Bereshis." The first bridegroom of the Law"
closes the reading of the past year with 'Sans
Habruchah," in Deuteronomy the second
bridegroom OF Genesis" commences the reading
of the new year with "Bereshis," or first chapter
of Genesis. The liturgy of the day celebrates
the excellenoy of the Law and the Mission of
Moses. The day is passed in joyous festivity.-
With the Simchos Torah the autumnal festivals
close. No other month contains so many various
holidays as the seventh. First, the "Rosh Ha-
shonrh'' or New Year; then follows the ''Azer-
GUS Yemy Teshebah," the ten penitential days;
then the .'Yom Kppur," day of atonement then
again "Succous and ''Simchos Torah." The
Sabbath Immediately following is known by the
portion read on that day commencing "Bereshis"
1.-THE beginning Genesis i. "Hannuca," or the
Feast OF Dedication, takes place December 18th,
or on the 25rh day of Kisley of the Hebrew month.
1t will give us pleasure to notice this festival at
the appointed time.
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CONSIGNEES.

RECEIPTS OF FREIGHr.-Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties:
Per Steamship Albemarle from Ne,O York.-H
G. Percy, Fl. Hamburger, Z. P. Tabb c., J. NJ.
Smith, Taylor, Martin Co., j. Gordon & Co.,
Jones & Co., Wilson & Norfeet, Lublin & Stiner,
S. March, s. E. Elliott, G. A. Smith, j. D. Cow
per, Thos. Bohlkin, Balm Co., U. S. Sub. De-
partment, Edward Wood, D. Forshay, E. Vance,
Seldner & Co., A. Largoro, B. N. Adams Il Co.,
F. S. Dashield, Col. ]. G.. Baylor, r. T. Book
over
Per steamer Creole, from Ne,o York.-James
Gordan Co., Smith Bro, Capt. Cole, Rail-
road Agent, Gordon C Co., B. T. Bockover P.
Henebury, Kicks & Co., Forbs 6 Butt, NJ. Bou-
roski, Wake Co.. L. c. Brooks, j. Cohen, Nor
ris, G. & Co., S. Ham burger, w. R. Higgins, W.
r. Hodges, W. T. Howison, s. Katski, Lepage
Bros. H. B. Nichols, G. w. Newton, S. March,
T. r. Rearden, Sherman & Co., E. P Tabb &
Co.. E. Vance D. Corson, W. Spratley, NJ. Malt
by, Taylor, Martin CO., R. Hill 4 Co., R. H.
Smith, W. NJ. Bishop, Turner 4 Co., NJ. Cart
right, D. w Hill, C. Billups, Warren & Wood
house, Rice & Bro, Adams Express.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL-NospoGk, Va, Oct. 70.

ATLANTIC HOTEL-NORpoGK, Va, Oct. H.
Wiley Ridwick and Son, Gatesyiile, n. c. c.
o. Sanford, Petersburg, Va; Jamos Neeson,
Va Joseph G. Jennings, New York; John IL.
Darlington, Va; J. W. Freeman, Richmond
Mrs. Buel and son, Va. F. NJ. Martin, n Y. ;
J. l.. Lockwood, Baltimore; Geo. s. Mush, j.
Cook, s. E. Hopkins, f. NJ. Butt, W. n. Griffith,
Baltimore; Z. Robson, II. White, n. W. White,
Isle of Wight county, Va. Thomas j. Barlow,
Petersburg, Va. ". p. Jordan, Isle of Wight
county l.. K. Lamb, New York @. q. Moore,
J. w. Woolford, Baltimore y. H. Birdewell,
Petersburg, Va John D. Stephenson, N. York;
Col Loomax, wife, children and servant, Rich
mond, VA Col Robson, Washington; j. D.
Leathheart, p. o. Conner, Washington City j.
5. Wilson, Baltimore j. J. Moore, Alexandria,
Va. Dir. H. Tynes, Parker Mitchell, Nansemond
county; Capt. W. S. Kidan, Washington.
Per Steamship Albemarte, 4. II. Bourne, Mas
ter, from NeO York to Norfolk. NJ. s. Bring
ham, Mrs NJ. Chapman, B. n. Adams, Mrs. Jor-
dan children and servant, NJ. c. Babcock, Thos.
Argue, L. Wolf, VIM. Ehreuhaus, J. c. Neu-
rick, John Chris tian Miss Jordan.
Per Steamship Creole, from New York.--M.
Holt, II. Hunton and Lady, John Mellen, Col.
John D. MyriGk, John Perry. Miss Loyal, Mrs
Ramstead, Miss Kate James, Miss Alice James,
j. G. Barrett, W. II. Barrett, G. H. Martin, o.
H. Brown, H. Heinrich j. C. Cannon, F. j.
Drake, VIM. Mills, L. Hennessy, K. Spinnow,
VIM. Williams, H. Baschen, n Carney, Mrs
Jackson and child, Mrs. LOOMS, Geo. E. Hooper,
NJ. Grahan--and % Storage.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

Wholesale Quotations.
! COMMERCIAL.
| WHEAT-White S292.60; Red 81. 6092.
| CORN-75@85 cts.
OATS-456D52 cts. per bushel-wanted
FLAXSEED--S2.3 0@2.75 per busheE-frm---
limited supply.
CALIFORNIA WINEs.-per case $l2,to SIS.
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS-per case SI3.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY-per case 500.
COTTON-42 cents per bin good demand.
WOOL-30@50 cts. per fb--as to quantity and
condition, for washed and unwashed.
TAR-S4H@4A per bbl.-somc little coming
PITCH-Nominal
ROSIN-Nominal.
TURPENTINE-S4@5%
SHINGLES-PerM NJ, II inch bundle 5000; "a
inch, $40; 8 feet, S1215.
R. 0, H; STAVfs-S3O@35 per N.
W.. H. g -S4O@45 per NJ,
PIPE SIS per NJ
BACON-hog round, 1925 cts. per bin fair
demand.
LARD-29 cts. per fb-scarce.
BUTTER-35@40 cts. per ID.
CHEESE-l6@020 cts. per ID.
TALLOW-12@15 cts. per 1b.
RAGS--4%@5 cts. per tb
BEESWAX-40@42 cts per fb.
FURS-nomina.
HIDES-nomnaI.
HERRINGS-S5@6 per bbl., eastern
MACKEREL, NO. 1-$2l per bbl.-small sup
ply ana falr demand.
MACKEREL, NO. 2-Sl8 per Dbl.
@ NO. 3-$l2@l3 per Dbl.
CODFISH-nominal.
HAKE-nomnal.
PoRK-Mess, Sa4@35 per bbl.; prime Mess,
$50
sUGARS-Brown, 1905 cts. per fb; Clari-
fed, A, q cts; B, 20 cts. c, 10 cts. per ID.
COFFEE-3l@ 36 cts. per Id.
MOLASSES-45@70 cts. per gallon.
FLOUR-Family sl3.50@1575; Extra $11
@12.75; Superfne $4,000; Fine $4,000.
SALT-Fine, S4 G. A., So Turks Island,
70@75 cts. per bushel.
GROUND PLASTER-S3L pepper Dbl.
LIME-Thomiston, nominal ....
HAY-S20@25 per ton.
PACIFIC GUANO-S75 ton of 2, 900 lbs.
PERUVIAN GUANO-$165 per ton of 1000
TBS
FORD'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE-S6 per ton
of 1000 TBS.
RHODES, SUPER-PHOSPHATE-S $50 per ton
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE-$6 per ton.
of 1000 TBS.
REESE'S BONE FLOUR-$75 per ton of 1000
TBS.
KIMBERLY'S CERIAL FERTILIZER-s4
per ton of 1000 TBS.
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RRxovED.-It is gratifying to observe that the
bricks, that for some weeks had obstructed the
pavement at the corner of Market space and
Main street. have been removed, and the pave
ment is once more to be opened to the public
We advise that the job be completed by the cree
ton of o fence around the lot, or some night an
accident may occur that may cost some one
limb, and some one else small sum in the shape
of damages.
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BoNFIRE--Mal set Square was illuminated
again last evening by the friends of the Water
Works. An immense crowd was soon gathered
and Col. George Sangster called out. He adj
dressed the people in congratulations of the vote
on the Water question, and soon after the crowd
DISPERSED
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Fo. New BxwsRRN.--The new and elegant
steamer Pioneer, Captain Foster, arrived here
sterday from New York, and will leave Wills
Waarf, at noon to-day, for Newbern, direct
This beautiful boat has superior accommodations,
and will be able to make the trip as comfortable
and expeditiously as any steamer on the route
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Norm CAROLINA TRADE.-The steamer Or
lando arrived yesterday, towing the barge Mar
tina Gregory, both being heavily laden with
shingles and naval stores. This is perhaps the
smallest arrival in the past two months, as the
steamers through the Albemare and Chesapeake
Canal generally bring eight or ten vessels at one
tow.
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NAyAL.--The U. S. frigate st. Lawrence, that
has for some time past been used as an ordnance
ship, and stationed here, will leave in few days
for New York, to be fitted out as storeship for
the Brazil Squadron.
The following is list of the St. Lawrence 5
officers, viz commander, d. Lynch; Executive
officer, A. Dare; Paymaster, Judson 5. Post
Acting Ensigns, VIM. B. Eaton and Jas. Welsh ;
Acting Assistant Surgeon, r. F. Brooks; Cap
tain's Clerk, D. Lynch Jr.; Paymaster's Clerk.
j. H. Fancher; Ordnance Clerk, Jno. A. Wolff;
Ordnance Waiter, E. Wolff; Gunner, 7. B.
Watkins.
The ST. Lawrence, Of course, can not be refHed
here: she must be carried to Brooklyn; and
why? Because we have no one at Court to rep
resent our claims The cost of altering this yes
sci into storeship will probably amount to it
teen or twenty thousand dollars, all of which
money would have been left here, had she beer
reftted at our Navy Yard.
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DIED.,

Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock, in Elizabeth
City, N. c., of Typhoid fever, Mr.. HERMAN JoF.
DAN, in the seth year of his age.
Baltimore and Petersburg papers copy.
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NorE A-pus THE WATEn QuEsrIoN.-One OF
our prominent citizens, who is old enough to know
better, asked friend yesterday if our lsrealite
itizens would vote for the Water WorksG
% NO." was the answer.
'Why not" said he.
because it win introduce Ja"-nippers, was
the reply
Our friend give in. and requested Meeks to mix
five beverages containing liquid the Color
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Mayors CouRr, Norfolk, Oct. l2.-Nothing
If nubrc interest was transacted in this court
yesterday.
We observe that workmen are busily engaged
in repairing and renovatng the office OF our CITY
Executive, and in few days more it will look as
neat as the Mayor himself.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
Will be sold, on Monday, 10th inst, at IL o.
clock, M, the following REAL ESTATE, in
Portsmouth, belonging to the Heirs of the late
Mrs. Mary knn Schoolield:
LIST. That eligible STORE and DWELLING
on High Street, now occupied by A. 7. With
kind.
I'd. That double TENEMENT on Middle Street.
opposite Dr. Maupin's.
Sd. DWELLING on the corner of Queen and
Middle Street, now occupied by L. G. z. Cow
per. -
4th Double TENEMENT on Queen Street.
nearly opposite Mr.. John Cookies Residence.
9th. A small TENEMENT on London Street.
near bingham
9Th A LOT on the corner of Etiingham and
Crabb Street, 113 feet on the former and 100 feet
on the latter, having on it six or eight small
TENEMENTS.
Sale will take place in front of the property on
High Street.
Terms made known at sale.
J. N. SCH0OLFIELD,
oc9-tds Executor.
Gold ID ominion copy.)
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ocll-tds

TSoR sALE.-The interest of the
Bank of Virginia in the Lot on Dunmore
Street, owned jointly by the said Bank and the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, will be offered for
sale at the same time and place, and on the same
terms, as set forth in the advertisement of the
President of the Farmers Bank of the llth inst,
VIM. D. BAGNALL, Cashier,
ocl2-t25th BIZ. Bank of Va, Norfolk.
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EyE-GLAssEs Losr.-A pair of eyeglasses were
lost, by gentleman connected with this office,
yesterday afternoon. The finder will be rewarded
BY leaving them at the counting room OF the Day
Book
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MARRIED,

In Portsmouth, Va, on the evening of October
10th, 1865, by Rev. c. L. W. Dobbs, Mr.. GEORGE
HAYNES and Mrs. EMMA HoIsrEAD, all of Ports
mouth.
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THE F Ar M E r s. B A n X
BUILDING,
IN THE CITY OF NORFOLK,
WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE,
AT AUCTION !!

On TUESDAY. the 3lst day of the present
month October in front Of the premise, At u
o'clock, if not previously disposed OF at PR1-
VATE SALE.
Offers for the property will be received and
considered until the 25th inst. st noon. Should
none be accepted, the sale will take place as
above.
The Banking House is located in the centre Of
the Business part of the City, at the corner Of
Main and Bank Streets, on Lot 30E feet front
on Main Street, running back "a feet on Bank
Street. portion OF the Lot On Bank is 4sG
The Building is 30A feet front by 5O1s feet,
with granite front on both streets; was built
expressly for Banking House, and in the most
substantial manner.
The Building and Vacant Lot will be sold to-
gether, or separately, as may be determined on
the day Of sale.
ANY private offers that may be made will desig-
nate whether they are for the whole property, or
Tor the Banking House alone.
AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE,
VIII be offered for sale, the interest Of the
Farmers Bank, (being one moiety.) in Lot on
Dunmore Street, owned jointly by the Farmers
Bank and the Bank of Virginia.
TERMS.-Cash in United States currency, for
one-third of the purchase money, and the balance
payable in equal instalments, in three and six
months, in the same currency, with interest from
the day Of sale-the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
By order of the Board Of Directors
of the Farmers Bank,
WIN. W. LAMB,
ocJl-fjs President,
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s. s Q O , O Q O

He
Without regard to palue, and not to be paid for
until you kno,o schat you aoiU receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
ceipt of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this
Association recently, the following kindly permit
lheir names to be used:
Robert Il. Hotchkiss New Haven, Conn, Me-
lodeon, value $50. w. F. 7. Willis, W. 22d
ST. New York, Diamond Cluster Pin. value $500.
Mrs. r. G. Tappan, l6 York St., Gold Watch,
value SIPS. Miss Ellen F. Dickerson, Binghamp-
ton, N. r, Melodeon, value 500. Mr.. E. Ii.
Stone, 50 Tenth ST., n. Y, Piano, value $3.50.
Mrs. Teresa A. Miller, Scranton, T., Diamond
Ring, value S175. Miss Ellen j. Peck, Spring
field, Ills, Melodeon, value Sl25. Dir. l. Van
Ripper, Washington; D. c., Gold Hunting Cased
Watch, value $50. Edward f. Lindsay, Wor-
Farwe, Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops,
value $3.50. Francis l. Moran, 126 Pearl street.
Albany, n. y, Music Box, value $40. Mrs. r.
G. Ingersoll, urbana, Ohio, Silver set, value $50.
Lieut.. B: +. Hendricks, Wizards Hotel, Wash
ington, D. c., Silver Patent Lever Watch, value
$55. Captain |. Warner, 18th MY. Vols, Silver
Watch, value S35. 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 Envelopes,
containing the Certificate or Order for some arti-
Gle, (,oorth at least dollar at retail will be
delivered at our office, sent by mail to any ad-
dress, without regard to choice on receipt of %
Cents. The purchaser will see what Article it
drows, and its value, which may be from One to
Five Hundred DoVars, and can then send ONE
DOLLAR and receive the Article named.
Gas~ No BLANKs.-Every purchaser gets an
article of value.
Parties dealing oih as may depend on havin q
prompt returns and the article draon ,oU be I'M
edately sent to any address By return mail or eu-
press.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Msr Six Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen
for Two Dollars.
Agents Wanted. Send a Stamp for aCircular.
All Letters should be addressed,
Box 1851 Post Office, New York.
sep30-eod3t*
CIX REASONS FOR BUYING the
- Mount Vernon Cook Stove.
!. 1t is the heaviest Stove in market.
2. You can burn either Wood or Coal.
g. You can get duplicate Plates if it should
break.
A. 1t is delivered and put up at your house free
g. 1t is warranted, and can be returned if it
does not work.
c. You can always find it at the Depot, Roanoke
Square.
j. R. GILLETT,
sep22-lm Depot Roanoke Square.
LNOR EDENTON, Hawksville, Casnle
4 River and Franklin Depot, N. c.
The Schooner ''E. Conelius,'' Captain SLocuM,"
will receive Freight for the above Places to the
capacity of 800 barrels. and sail with dispatch.
Apply to ROBERTSON BANKS,
ocl2-lt No. So, Wide Water street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, oct. IL.
ARRIVALS.
Str. Orlando, -, fin Roanoke river.
Str. Louisiana, Porter, fin Baltimore.
Str. Geo. Leary, Brakeman, I'm Baltimore.
Str Magenta Baulsir, I'm Richmond.
Str City of Richmond, Power, fin Richmond.
Str. Eoius, McCarrck, i'm Cherrystone:
Schr Wave, Crittenden. FIN Nansemond.
Schr. ]. w. Hinton, Baker, fin Wilminston.
Sloop New Packet, Adams, fin Smithfeld.
Sloop Mary Ellen, MAIDEN, fin Mills Landing.
Barge Martha Gregory, Roberts, fin Williams
{ IN.
DEPARTURES.
Str. City Point, Talbot, for Richmond.
Str. Thos. Collyer, Nit ,hell for Richmond
Str. Eolus, McCarrick, for Cherrystone.
Str. Louisiana, Porter, for Baltimore.
Str. Geo. Leapg, Brakeman, for Baltimore
Str. Clinton, Slocum, for Coinjock.
Schr. Swift, Banks, for Baltimore.
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE.-AH
IA persons having claims against the estate of
present them properly proved, for payment, and
all persons indebted to the said estate to make
payment to me.
JOSEPH NJ. HARRISON,
oc11-2w Administrator
DROWN DICK Smoking Tobacco
I'D for sal by
MORRIS, GWATaMEY & CO..
oc9 No. "a, Wide Water Street.
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PoarsMoUrR.--Th following the returns
from the two precincts in Portsmouth. We have
been unable to obtain the vote poled at the other
urecincts in Norfolk County, but there seems to
bo little doubt but that Messrs. Hurst and Lang
horne are elected
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LOCAL.

THr ELECTION YrsrsRDAx.-There seemed to be
little or no excitement on the questions at issue
Yesterday; and an unusual quietness was observed
at the precincts. Below we give the state OF the
,,olls at shutdown
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Portsmouth. Portsmouth

THE ALBERMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL
This important feeder to the commerce of this
ety is in the full tide of successful operation and
has rapidly increasing business The follow
ing steamers, which, from time to time, have
left this port, are now running on the Canal or
some of its many tributaries, and all of them are
in connection with this city.
Side wheel Steamer rdia, ror Charleston, 5. q.
Orient, for Savannah, Geo.
Clarion, for Savannah, Geo
Propeller Relief, British for Nassau, y. T.
Side wheel Steamer Robert Lehr, for Savannah,
Geo.
9 Jenny Lind, for Wilmington,
NC.
Taminend for Newbern, N. G.
1s % Argo for Newbern, N. c.
g s. Washington Irving, for New
Stern wheel Cotton Plant, for Halifax,
n. C.
Clinton, for Coinjock.
% Wanenock, for Murfresboro,
N. c..
!" I" :" Reindeer, for Savannah.
+" Volunteer, for Savannah.
Side wheel Steamer Maria, for Murfresboro.
Propeller Steamer Olanda, for Roanoke.
Side wheel Steamer Scorssio, for West Indies
Propeller Eclipse, for Alligator River.
g Currituck, for Roanoke
Emma Dunn
8. j. D. Coleman
Emma Tries
Gazeue for Coiniock River,
So BERTHE g
So S. G. Brooks
g Chowan 81
In addition to the above list of steamers, there
are over one hundred sail vessels plying between
this port and the various accessible points in East
ern North Carolina.
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Rules holden in the

VIIRGINIA.--AtR Rules holden in the
v Clerks Office, of the Court of Hastings for
the City of Portsmouth for the month of Sep
TENDER, l 65:
Jackson Kellum, Plaintiffs
AGAINST In case,
Josiah Harrison, Defendant,
The Plaintiff having filed his Declaration in
this suit the object of which is to against
the Defendant the sum of S226.40, due by ac-
count; and an attachment having been issued and
levied on the estate and effects of the defendant in
the hands of the Merchants and Mechanics Sa-
wings Bank of Portsmouth it appearing. by atfida-
Wit filed, that the Defendant is not resident of
this Commonwealth, it is ordered that the said
D ,fendant doappear here within one month after
duo publication hereof and do what is necessary
to protect his interest.
Copy Ieste: ,,,,,, N.ou
GOODWIN d CRocKER, P. q. sepz5-w4w
THE PORTSMOUTH SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY.
The Business of this Institution has been re-
sumed, and all persons who have Bills and Not IS
lying over, are requested to renew the same.
Deposits receivable as formerly, tat per
cent, subject to the U. s. Revenue Tax.
GEORGE NJ. Balm,
ocll-lm Cashier.