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MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1865.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ASHORE, AND WRECKED.
Captain Mott local agent for the New
York Underwriters, gives us the follow
ing information in regard to vessels
ashore and Lynnhaven bay, and near
Cape Henry. The English brig Victo-7
ria, from Liverpool for Richmond, with
n cargo of salt and liquors, went ashore
on the night of the Goth of November,
two and half miles east Of Lyhnhaven
Inlet. The vessel lays broadside toothe
beach and bilged--cargo landing. The
schooner Estelle of South. Port, Conn.
from Albany, Yew York, bound to
Richmond with n cargo of lumber, Wen
ashore one and half miles east of
Lynnhaven Inlet. Vessel in good con-
dition for hauling off'1cargo landing.
The steamer Nellie Pentz; heretofore
reported, is bilged, back broken, and
will prove a total wreck Tugs from
Old Point are taking her cargo out. The
English schooner Thorn, heretofore re-
ported, lays easy and will be hauled off
by the Baker Brothers, who have con-
tracted TO. lift her clear of, the beach.
/, Captain Jackaway of, the, English
schooner Thorn, reports that he saw a
large ship ashore on Body island, North
i Carolina, on the 2Sth of Novembergl
The wrecking schooner w. H John
. son, Captain Harrison, arrived here yes
terday afternoon, from Oregon Inlet,
and reports that the shiprepofted ashore
at Body Island, az the English ship
Simons, lof st. Johns, New Brunswick,
! supposed to he from Liverpool, and laad-
ed with salt, bound to Baltimore, She
lays upon the beach with both masts
gone, and upon her beam ends, with
wreckers on board getting out what
could be saved. The captain and crew
have been taken To New Berne. 1t is
also reported that the ship Glasgow,
from the East indies bound to Baltimore
is ashore % miles to the southwark OF
Cape Henry, having on board yalua-
BILE cargo. A rumor was prevalent upon
the streets yesterday that a large steam
er had foundered Off Cape Haiteras, in
the gale of "Wednesday, aud all on board
lost. We can trace the report TO no an
thentic source, and therefore hope It is
but one of those painful rumors which
are SO likely to arise from persons. who
are very DESTROYS of being too commune
cative.
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HEALTH OFFICERS REpeeT.-The
following Isl statement of deaths i'm the
city of Norfolk, during the month Of
November, 1865 ~ fJa
White Males--Diptheria, /; Dysen-
terry, ] /; Acute Nephritls, = Cholera
Morbus, I pleurisy, l. Total 5, -3 LII
White Females -Dysentery, 2; Phtli-
isis, 2; Dropsy, Pernicious Intermit-
tent Fever, /; Stillborn, ! Infanticide,
/. Total 8. df
Colored Males -Congestive Chill, |;
Pernicious Intermittent Fever, !; Ty-
phoid Fever, 2; Chronic Diarrhea, i;
Dysentery,N1; Cholera lnfantum, 3
Phthisis, 2; Diptheria, l; Pneumonia,
2. Total l8. -
Colored Females-Phthisis, 8; Ty-
phoid Fever, 8; Dysentery, |; lnani'
ton, /; Old Age, 1. Total o. +
Ages-1 of 80 years from 20 to SO
from go to 20; 2 from so to 60; A from
40 to so; 5 from 80 to 40 2 from 20 to so;
10 to 20; from 5 to II; 5 years ant
under, 10. Total 3G.
Whites IA. Blacks %. Decrease sine
last monthly report, 81. -
VTI0Fa y A. T.BELE, MID. =
Health Officer.
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~ JUSTICE SICK. On Saturday the IRE
siding Justice of the Corporation Court,
who had been very sick, informed the
gentlemen of the has that he could not
listen much longertO their pretraeteflar-
gument, that he could not jeopardize'hi
life by so much exposure, and that the
court was fully able to judge from the
evidence before them, without, any. ar
gument. One of the counsel thought so,
4 too. The court, however, after consid-
Grafton, was induced to grin and bear
it, as Mr.. Ellis said, until the close of
the case under discussion, when the
court adjourned.
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FOUND DROWNED. On Saturday af-
ternnon a negro oystefman picked up
the body of n drowned man in the river
off Lambert's Point. He towed the
body to the city and made it fast to the
steps. under the wharf at the foot of
Main street, where the body remained
until o'clock yesterday afternoon be-
fore an inquest was called upon it. The
body had evidently been in the water
for some time, MS the face was much
disfgured %ByiEtisha The deceased was
dressed in sailors garb. The verdict of
the jury was that 1.-THE deceased came to
his death byi .drowning."' Up to dark
last night the body had not been re-
moved Shame. q eis1z 1s5.s t1a ig - 5aii.
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THEsCOURTS.

MILITARY COMMISSION On Saturday, before this court,
the prosecution introduced the testimony L. j Ever
EFT, Co. J. 18th Ill., who detailed as an assistant TO
Haynes The substance of Everets testimony was that
he had generaif thing Dltde all the fined
by Haynes In the case of Fornan, of Portsmouth, the
testimony Of Ey rett concusvcy proved that it was
Glse Of cousve ~ extort money from ,Forman 1t APP
hihrs flat HAYNES directed Everett to collect some old
iron which lie did Ii then given to negro to he
-ol1 TO Formau Al this was done according to pro
gsmma and forman arrested on the charge OF buy
inc iron aud made to pay one hundred and
eighty dollars over 10 Haynes TO say no more about it.
AOrr the examination of Everett the Recorder OF the
court INTRODUCED additional charges preferred against the
nrisoner y orders from Headquarters for attempting %
nso unlawful means to effect his escape from arrest on the
2Sth of November which the prisoner plead not guilty
ybpteunon W H. Lee adsteetse was introduesd, who
,esej that on the 10Th Of November, he met Haynes
in the massage of the Custom House, IN charge OF two
tt4rls Harnes asked him to get bottie o. dfuggeu
vh,key that he might be enabled to put the guards 10
sleep and thus effect his escape Lseslatea lai NC
prtol the conversation to the Provost Marshall eithe
that evening or the next morning. and that ne neither
advised or e,uiioned uaRceussd TO using she
means. In answer to the question pS tue reeoiuei,
Lee remarked that swear he (aynes used tue "0Iu,
"drugged whiskey" The counsel for the accused asked
the court ii they had introduced all the testimony lor th
prosecution. General Mann replied he could NOT tel
but would make inquiry The defence gave notice tha
they desired number Of witnesses summoned, and tn
couItadiomned until this morning alto AMT
| Corporation CouRr. The account of Dr. Alexander
Bell, for medical services at the jail, certified to
the court Ausclins Nrenn Benness A, Ernsley, q
| tachment, judgement for plaintiff Taxes erroneous
assessed and paid by G. W Aevton, were ordered to
refunded. E.tate 81 Mary krewn deceased, entru
ed to the hands of the Sergeant W W Talbot, qualin
executor upon the estate of Mrs. Dianna Talbot
reasctt Meeks, baldwin Cohn, attachment CO
| iirrncd, and judgement for plaintiff
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Consgnees, per steamship Hatterss, Capt. Parrish,
N Adams. Co., Il W whipple. Hennsberry, Biggs,
Co, Kicks, Hill 4 Co. I n Cobb, I Sons III Percy,
G Grsndy, eons, Tabb, Co., = Werthemer, b
Bockoyers Wise, March, II III Huyns, W White,
B Baker. Honhemer, N Dunn, Co., Am. Tel.
Co, VIVA Michigan, wsstmore, Vance. A G New
ton, BnrwelI, VS. spatley, Mrs N Foster, Stew
ard, 4 Dey, Miss Gould. @ Fry. Co, 8 wheelock @
W Cuninghsn, Fitzgerald, Co, W Iicndrsn NJ Cart
wiight,& GO. Jas Gordon,& Co, LYMAN, g Tut
tie Rickerng, Cannon, D whitehurst, Geo Cow
drey, Nj @ Santos, @ W Dey, A Layons.
Passengers per steamship Hattsras CAPT Parrish from
New York, Dec. Sd, II 8 Iancroft, Campbell, A
sampson, Jno Pickering, Miss v Davis W schanhsm,
Thos Smith, and 8 Storage VI
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/. DOMESTIC. MARKETS.. On Saturday,
the. display of poultry in our market was
numerous and varied. The day being
exceedingly pleasant, IT brought out .
very large number of housewives and
matrons, which crowded the market
space to excessup to II o'clock in the
morning.
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WILLIAM A. LOWELL, formerly the
agent of the Baltimore Steam-Packet
Company, died in this city on Saturday.
at 9o'clock, after II long and painful i'll
ness, in the 49th year of his age. His
funeral took place yesterday, and his
remains were followed to the grave by a
large number of his friends and ac-
Quaintances. --t4= f.s.
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DeD~ PEARLS AND RUBIEs. White teeth
cropping from out of ridges of rubya breath spicy as
the airs from Aaby the BEST Who resist such ac
nations To realize them, to perpetuate hem to make
the mouth casket Of pearls and rubies and every sigh
gush of fragrance all You have do, fair ladies' h
to use that matchess vegetable preparation Fragrant
SozoDoyf. sf{s .ilI H-.4
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THE CITY FERRY PROPERTY. This
eligible and valuable property, situated
ON Bread Water street, at the foot OF
Nebraska, will be leased today at L
o'clock, for term of years. Those de-
string to secure one of the best shipping
points in our harbor, will study theil
interests by being present
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CONGRESS AND THE LEGISLATURE
Congress and the Virginia Legislature
meet to-day. LII. Chandler, Esq, the
member. of Congress from this district,
left for Washington yesterday after
noon. The members of the Legislature
leave this morning for Richmond-all
that are gOing.
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BURGLARY AND LARCENY. On Fri
day night, the storeof De Pass & Adams,
No. II, Broad Water street, was broken
into and robbed of eleven boxes of cigars,
and five boxes of chewing tobacco. The
upstairs portion Of the store occupied
by Todd & CO., Was also robbed Of thir-
ty-nine dollars, taken from desk, and
lot of clothing. The thieves effected
ap; entrance by the side door upon Reds
laney Tits evident from the marks on
the doors, that 'jimmy" was used to
force back the bolt of the locked, which
being accomplished, the store lay at the
mercy ofthe robbers. ma sT s'-.sf - q
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co4sgness, per stesmpship Niagara Capt COUCH from
New York; Dec. Sd, 1866 viz: Kicks Hall. Co, @
Staples, Smith Bro, X. Biggs, L Co, J J Stephens
OG Beatty, Com Hudgins, JOS COIN, Graham, a
Moore Taylor Mason, 4 Co., G W Dey, NJ Metz 4 Co.,
Lublin Stiner, Schwarzkoff, w Pepper, Burgess,
Core, T Bockover, Sherman. Bro Co., Geo. ssngsr
ter, W Harrison Canyan, 4 Co., 1 Maltby, p
McDurrough, Russell aid McCourt Dunn Co., A
l. Hill, March, Armstrong 4 Co.. White, @ W Dey,
VII Prince, J { B Rosanburgh, b II Adams, 4 Co., J
Reed N Adams. Co, Capt Adams q
List of passengers per steamship Niagara Capt Couch
from New York. CE Rhodes and Lady, c Montague
Capt Joyne, Lazier J WILSON, Johnson and family
NJ Curt and Lady, NJ Moer s Skuddy, Richard Miller,
P ii Ware, NJ Connolly, NJ Evans, Miss Lawrence.
Miss Woodruff, Woodruff and wife, and chsdren, NJ
Johnson Lady and family Mrs Walker and 2children,
and ID in the storage.
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nsa PRIzEs TrEM HIaurv- Mrs 8

hA- PRIZES THEN HIGHLY. Mrs. s.
A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Resorer and zylobasamum, or
Hair Dressing are praed highly by allawho use them
Careful study and experience has made them what they
are acknowledged in foreign countries well at home
the only valuable preparation for restoring nvgoatng
Identifying and dressing the hair Those who use them
have no grey hair or bald spots Every Druggist sells
them
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REvEN,iE( CUTrER SERvicE. The U.
s. Revenue Schooner "Atietam" from
New Bern, bound to New York, arrived
here Saturday night, and anchored of
Town Point.
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THE FUNERAL OF MAJOR FRANCIS
w. SMITH. The funeral of this getle-
man, and his intantson, took place from
Christ Church on Saturday morning at
II O'clock. II 4 / q N 4 4 D
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MILITARYl--On Saturday night eight
companies of the Goth New York irifan-
try arrived in Portsmouth from Rich
mond. On Sunday morning, about ten
o'clock. one company Of. this regiment,
headed blythe bard, came over from
Portsmouth and marched to the old Ex-
change hotel, where they We're temper
larily. quarteled,a The remaining two
computes ofsthis regiment viii arrive
from Richmond to-day. The follow
ing are the field officers of the regi.
ment, viz: Col. J. b. Hardenburgh
LIT. Col. j. M. McEntee, Major J. r.
Leslie. Col. MclIntee is upon detached
service in Richmond, upo a staff duty at
Headquarters. The 30th Illinois, re-
relieved by the Goth New York, will
leave for their homes in afew days. The
9Th Vermont Regiment left yesterday
afternoon in the Thomas Kelso, for
BALTIMORE St@i route for home, where
they will be finally discharged from
service. A detachment of one hundred
and sixty men of the 18th Infantry, U.
-, under command of Major Putnam,
arrived here last night in the steamer
Hatteras, ELI route for Richmond.
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DEPARTURE.
MIN

AT the residence OF his mother on Sunday afternoon
JAMES EusTISaged As years OF hemorage Of the lungs
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tho Freemason street
baptist Church at "a o'clock today without further in
utation. Richmond and Williamsburg papers please
copy.
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ns,artnres Of lst and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamer. for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those Of LIST
touch at MANzANIILo,
rHsoreH passage RATFs IN CURRENCY -
First Cabin, $3.50; Second do, $3.50; Storage Sl25
discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates al
., ,oseeond cabin and Storage passengers win Am
iI,s. Also an allowance Of ONE QUARTER on through
rates TO olergymen and their families and school leach
orr. soldiers having honorable discharges HALF FARE
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
Baggage accompany baggage through and attend
80 ,sd,.s and children without male protectors Baggage
e.iysd on III. do the day before sailing from steam
boats railroads. aud passengers who prefer to send down
early.
Anexperiencsd Surgeon board. Medicines andsat-
tendance free.
Steamer will be placed on the Line January LIST,
,ses 10 RIM from NEW ORLEANS to AsPINwALL, via
HAVANA.
For Passage Tickets further information, apply 81
tho companys Ticketv one, - the Wharf, FOOT OF
CANAL STREET, NORTH kiVsR, NEW YORK.
10 ON F.w. G. BELLOWS, Agent
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WE GALL snecial attention to tlhe adj.

WE CALL special attention to the adj
vertsement of the General Southern
Land Agency" No. 81, Broadway, N.
Y, in this mornings paper. This is a
most respectable. and Responsible house,
and their references are the very best
Folger, Cartwright & Co., ore their
agents in Norfolk. Their authorization
letter, signing to these gentlemen "the
enterprise of your company commends
il to our favorable consideration
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MIDNIGHT THIEVES IN THE PHI
LoRy. Amidnight theft is a william who
breaks into your house when you arc
asleep, or takes. you unaWaies. in the
highway. and, with hludgeon at your
ear, insists upon carrying off your
money or its equivalent. The piliOry
which was made for this class of thieves,
as also for bogus bankers, and men
who defame women, is "a frame of wood
erected OH posts, with movable boards
head and hands OF the criminal for pun
ishment7' The press Of the country is
just now exhibiting athief of the class
we have described and the rogue is so
well defined, that there can he no hind
rance to a full recognition of the
swarthy rohber. Pious pettifogging
shields thief only for day pretended
piety may mis)ead some for awhile ;athe
solemn Sunday face may cloak wicked
ness for a seas0n,-as in the case of
Strong, whose alledged incest bows d
city--but crime will come out through
the pores of the skin, however rhinoce
ros-like the hide of the guilty offender
may be. We have said nothing in this
column hitherto in regard to the mid
night plunderer, who in Novem Der last
stole and appropriated our goods, and
who, when verbally accused, intensifed
his guilt, by sanctimonious lyingA If
this depraved thief is satisfied with the
position in the pillory which we have
given him, he may stay theresT His
elevation costs us so little that we are
determined to exhibit him in every
part of the country, as a warning to
burglars, horse thieves and all the other
singing school saints, who, devoid Of
souls, deserve, like him. TO be dashed
naked through The world.
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IL o r 8 A l. E.

l offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion OF my farm, adjoining the
village of Rempsyille, in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine miles from tho city OF Norfolk, situate tho east
bank OF tho Elizabeth River.
The situation Is healthy, society pIod adjacent to
schools and churches. The land is thoroughly adapted
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick. There il wood
enough the land to pay for 1t. ,ii ea ri
Should II not be desirable for any ia Of land
have large tract IL will be divided into lots suit
For terms, &c, apply 10 SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission MERCHANTS Roanoke Square and
Wide Water ST. Norfolk, Va in whose hands the proper
~ has been placed for sale. biHtHH'tf
J. NJ. BRICKH0USE
je7-n Kcmpsyille, Princess Anne CO., Va.
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- THE NEW STEAMSHIP NIAGARA,
Captain Couch, which sailed from New
York on her first trip on Saturday after
noon, arrived here last evening at ten
O'clock. She experienced strong head
winds. and rough seas during most Of
the passage The Niagara was built at
New York by ID. ID. Westervelt Esq,
and Is about 100 tons burthen. The
followingare her Dimensions: Length,
235 feet the beam 81 feet, aud depth Of
hold Is feet. The engine was built al
the Alaire Works, and has an So inch
cylinder and II feet stroke. She has an
independent donkery boilerand engines,
with which she takes in her cargo, She
has one of Barnum's Safety1'umps capa-
BILE of throwing 1910 tons of waterptr
hour, and with that in use, this
vessel could scarcely sink in the
event ola collision. Her saloons and
state-roOms are large and Icommodi0us
and fitted up in good style. The ship Is
admirably suited to the trade in which
she Is placed in fact, there is no finer
vessel in the steam coasting trade. On
Saturday night she encountered strong
gale, with aheayy sea- and her sea quail
ties, which were. well tested, gave the
highest satisfaction. She is very easy
sea boat. No pains or expense have
been spared to make the Niagara, and
her consort, the Saratoga, the best
steamers on the coast. The Saratoga
will he ready in the course of few days
The Niagara comes down full of freight
and large passenger list, besides party
of invited guests who will return in her,
leaving here on "Wednesday morning at
8 O'Clock
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THE OYsTERNEN4 ,tAt, am adjourned
meeting of the Oystermen, held at
Doand's Exchange, Campbell's wharf
j. w, Coleman in the chair, and w. S,
Hillyer, fSecretary.d'Fhe committee on
organization reported the following
gentlemen as officers of the Oystermen's
Association, viz: Captain HenryC p
Fitzgerald. President; Captain J. w.
Coleman, Vice Presidents; w. p. Hillyer
Secretary; Thomas E,TSale, Treasurer.
Committee on Constitution and By
Laws, George Messick, William TENTS
and W. P.Iiillyer. On motion the Off
GERS Of the Association was to hold their
Offices for six months. On motion the
following committee. were. appointed to
select members TO the association, viz /:
w. p. Hillyer, George Messick, William
Tennis, w. II. White, Edward Wilson,
Joseph Tennisa L.IPowell. On mo-
ton the meeting adjourned.
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- ! :
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hss A UPERIOR REMEDY.-We
'"" c0hscientiousy recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, Dr. Strickands Mehuous Cough Bal
sam 1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is witha
not sagreeabe to the taste There is no doubt but the
meiliiuo Cough Balsam is ofhe best preparations
10 use and is all that It's proprietor claims for it, we
have tried it during the past week and found relief from
anoSt distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. strick
land No. lSs Sycamore street. Cincinnati O. and for sale
byDruggists. t
Wake 4 co. and NJ. C. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. nov6--sn
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geys HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN
HAIR RESEwER has proved itself to be the most perfect
prepara alton for the hair offered to the public
tits vegetable compound, and contains injurious
properties whateter -
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGI-
NAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t clesBses the scalp aud makes the hair soft lustrous
and silken. -
1t is sspendd hair dressing .-S
No person. old or young, should fail to use ii. -
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY, m
IS Ask for Halls Vegetable scilian Hair Remover
and take no other. - r. P HALL CO.,
h. Nashua, N. H., Proprietofs.
AS- For sale by all druggists noy20--6m
~ ~ NORFOLK, November q, 1865.
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Icy DYsPEPSIA.-Wha everybody
says must be true We have heard Dr. srickands Tonic
spoken Of frequently by those who have been benefit
teddy u. that at last compelled to make il known
every case therefore, we say those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia pr Nervous Debility, to 20 to their Drug
gtts and get bottle of DR.. strcklands Tonic. ~
WkLlS CO., Agents. lis Franklin street N. y.
wALKE co. and M. CA SANTOS, Agents for Nor
folk, Va novG-6m'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
G II T, CA r TIE RI ~ co,
wv - GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND agency,
No. 60 BROADWAY
NEW YORK,

Negotiate LOANS for FARMERsssnd PLANTERS
also for ASSOCIATIONS, CoRP0RATI ONsF and CON-
PANIES, and partnerships Tor the cultivation of COT
TON, SUGAR, kICB and all SOUTHERN PRODUCTS;
also for the LUMBER and TUkPENTINE business.
Procure WHITE LABOR, native tr foreigu, to supply
special demand. 0rdess are Solicited AZ
0rganize Associations for thsdeveopmert 81 MINING
and MANUFACTURING interests and the SETTLE
MENT Of SOUTHERN LANDS.
Purchase and forward MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS,
SUPPLIES, &c, for FARMERS PLA4NTERs and
MINLRS. "a =
Give careful attention the collection AMI securing
debts md the adjustment aud settlement Of claims Of
every description. =
Their correspondents and associates are men of the
highest professional ability, busin IS capacyland social
position in their respective localities Their plan Of
business Is thoroughly systematic and all sdetais arc
carefully arranged to ensure the utmost responsibility
and reliability All busnei entrusted to them their
Correspondents will receive prompt attention. Their
compensation will consist ENTIRELY Of COMMITS
aSI0NS, and charges will be moderate
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Hs Two BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED Rr DR.. SfRIcKLAsDs PrLr RENDr-Mr Glass, Of
GAINESVILLE Wisconsin, writes for the benefit of all who
suffer with the Piles that he has been troubled for eight
years with an aggravated Of Piles and his brother
was discharged from the army incurabs, Che being
quite parayzed with the Ps Both these distressing
cases we're cured with bottle of Dr. strckands Pile
Remedy. The recommendation Of these gentlemen, be-
side the daily testimonials received by Dr. strickland
ought to convince those suffering that the most asgra
waited chronic cases of Piles cured BY Dr. sokands
Pile Remedy 1t is sOld by Druggists everywhere
Wake 90. and NJ and C. A, SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va,