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70 amend the third Section Of an Act entitled
nsnaa ac. making Appropriation for sundry Civil Ex
Hath Sa e for the Year ending the thir-
@ n, nay o. june eighteen hundred and sixtyve and
or othsr PURPOSES" so far the same relates to Wit
nesses In the Courts of the United States.
M a. saetsd Sy The Senate and Hoase Of Representatives
That the third section Of an act en- titled An sct
APPROPRIATIONS for sundry civil expenses Of the Govern
hnnsr oT .ns year ending the heth of june eighteen
me same hereby is amended by adding thereto the fol
LOWING proysoi Provided further, That In actions by or
ia ssse executors guardians which
party shall be allowed to testify against the other as 10
an transaction WITH statement by the testator mites
a OF ward unless called to testify thereto by the oppo
b. Approved March 3, 1865 - ''
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JzN1 RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks of the peone
and Of Congress to Major General William T. Sherman
and the Officers and Soldiers of his Command for their
Georgia. &C.
~ resolved BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
& ne United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the thanks of the people and of the Congress of the
General William I, Sherman, and through him to the
ocers and men under his command for their galantr
ahc gooa conduct in their late campaign from Chaa
nooga to Atlanta, and the trumphal march thence
through Georgia to Savannah terminating in the capture
ana occupation of that city, and that the President
copy OF this joint resolution be engrossed and for
wardod to Major General Sherman
Approved, January TO- 1865.
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Az ACT to extend the Provisions of the first Section Of
nct ior me government Of Persons in certain Fish
cries, approved june nineteenth, eighteen hundred
and thirteen.
BE u enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
ntes 81 ne United States Of America in C1,oyess as
se'p6te That the provisions Of the first sectiG of An
act for the government Of persons In certain fisheries
approved on the nineteenth of june in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and thirteen shall extend and
apply to the master or skipper aud seaen Of vessels Of
the burthen of twenty tons or upwards Qualified nc
cording to law for carrying the mackere fisheries
bound from port in the United Statos to be employed m
been embraced in said act Provided That tho agree
mgnt named in said section shall be duly made, Endorsed
and countersigned.
Approved, March 3, 1866
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a RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks Of Congress to Cap
sein John A. Winslow, U. Navy and To the ofisers
ana Men under his Command on Dosid the U. S.
steamer ksarsags, In her Conflict with the piiatoal
Graft the Alabama, In Compliance with tina p eel
dents Recommendation TO Congress Of the fifth Of d.,
esrubsr, eighteen hundred and sixty-fou.
ffs,olpsd ey e Senate ard House Of Rspreseaiatir,s
Qtte United ssafes NJ America ~ Congress assembled
That tho thanks Of Congress due andtare hereby
dered, to Captain John A Wnsow OF the United state
Navy and to the oaicers petty ocers seaen ana ma
nos OF the United Statos steamer "Kearsaee for m
skill and gaantry exhibited by him apd the oiicers
men under his command, III the brilliant action on The
nineteenth Oh june eighteen hundred and be-
tween that ship aud the piraca craft Alabama h-a
superior to his own in tonnage in guns and in the
Approved, December 20 1864
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T No. ~. /
RESOLUTION declaring certain States not entitled to
Ronrn.nntufiu. EIoct,ral

Representation in the Electoral College.
WHEREAS the inhabitants and local authorities Of the
States of Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina,
seorga, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana, Texas
Arkansas and Tennessee rebeled against the govern
ment OF the United States and in such condition
on Ine eighth day of November, eighteen hundred and
Nxy Jour that no valid for electors of President
and OF tho United States according to the
day; Therefore, ~ ~ v" So"
Re arssolysd oy ts Senate and House If Representatives
q ne unitea Stosss cf america In Congress assembsd
resolution not entitled to representation IN th a
toral college for the choice Of President ana V DE
dent of the United States, for the term of of les
msncng on the fourth day Of March, eighteen bun Su
and sxtyhve aud electoral votes shall be rece;a
counted from said states concerning the choice az 30
dent and vicePresidsnt for said term Of ofice 'es
Approved February Q, 1855.
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AN AcT further to provide for the verication of

- '"A'"eA W PVfiue lur tne feritcatiOn of In
.--s - voices. ~
tss enacted By Me Senate and House of Representa-
IeG R ae g,ttea States Of Amrica in Congress assem-
ana h an consular officers of the United States be
eertfv hey are hereby authorized to require before
the s any invoice or invoices under the provisions Of
and nnns OF the act entitled "An act TO prevent
more Certain @ upon the revenue to provide for the
tho nn,s ad speedy collection Of claims in favor Of
March tbrs saes and for other pupOses approved
tory eyidance ei, hundred and sxythree satisfc-
pr pr sem such invoices otherwise that such pvoces
thee 9cra ana true Prordd That in the exercise Of
shall be governedby such general or spsoia
or az may from time to time be estsbsSsd
or given BY the Secretary of State. w e''"pisheu
Approved, March 3, 1866
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OFFICIAL.
RESOLUTIONS.
1s>lESI r THE SECOND SESSION OF TIE RIM
TEFoURTH CONGRESS-

AVE-
'of RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy
70 eNpend Portion of the Contingent Fund for cnlarG
Ing the Navy Department Building.
BE u resolved By the Senate ord House Of Repre-
tvss u the United STATES Of america CbH9TeS 0sSeai
t'sds That the Secretary OF the Navy be- and he hdy
e authorized to expend much Of the contingent fund
heretofore appropriated may DO necessary for tho
isement OF the Navy Department building to meet the
wants Of the Department
Approved December To- 1861
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tNo a.,

JONI RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of the Trea
sury to give the necessary Notice stipulated pending
the Intention Of the United States to purchase til,
Building known Merchants Exchange New Yorl
City, now used for Custom-House Purposes.
Be it resolved by The Senate and House of Rsprssentare
Of the United States Of america Congress assembled That
the Secretary OF the Treasury be- and he Is hereby
thorized to give notice to the owners of the building In
New York city known as the Merchants Exchange and
occupied cutomhouse of the intention of the United
states to purchase the same for the sum Of one million
dollars in accordance with the terms stipulated in the
existing lease of the property to the government
Approved, January rs, 1896
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s at amendatcry of"An Act to amend an Act emit,
art, IN ACT TO promote the Progress of the usefn
r,s approved March three eighteen hundred ant

elhtytnfee" HIf 49, W "ht
s. I eaGted oy The Senate and House Of
Tbat a u'm s Ssaes g America in Congress assembled
sde as inventor or assignee for which patent we,
ded in upon he of tho final fee as pro
eighteen Lnr 'ree o. an act approved March three
she payment OF the final fee provided in said act
for his fpS ns rh nc to make application for patent
annlic,top .he same as In the of an original
tp oars provided such application be made within
o alter the date Of the allowance of the oeinai
cppstraS Gsasd That nothing herein shall Be-
who b as 10 nod responsible in damages any persons
s II patent aforesaid was ordered to issue This net
to apps 70 al cases now in the patentce and also
of act" o. ss hereafter be fled And all acts or parts
Approved, March 8, 1865. A''''' repeated
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Be IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of Ameica n Qngrsss assembled
That Lewis Delmonico Of New York City, B. B. French
Henry D. Cooke, John W. Forney, of Washington CITY
Stephen Flanagan, William 0verheld, IT., = Warren
Brown, of Maine, Thornton Smith, George D. Kellogg,
aes and all persons who hereafter may be holders
of the stock hereinafter mentioned shall be- and thew
corporate by the style Of the Continental Hotel tompsny
to have perpetual succession to be capable In Law ~
suing and being sued TO have common SEAL and 20 bsv,
bold receive enjoy, and take either BY absolute ron
veyance In fee simple upon ground rent and ia c.ss Of
conveyance upon ground rent with power TO sSacnta
the covenant for securing the payment thereof
Of hotel 10 the city Of wasbinto ifh
such supplementary buildnD a. may be adsptsd q Spd
form part o. u gsnsuA pla aad design tSseseS NTH
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BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CON-
PANY.-This old established line, deter
mined to keep up with the spirit of
competition, has lowered the fare
between here and Baltimore to s.. The
Jos. kelso," Capt. Russell, especially
built under his superintendent for the
company, has arrived in Baltimore from
Chester, Pa. She will be furnished
in Baltimore with the most sumptuous
and expensive outfit, and will arrive
here at an early day. The "Adelaide. -
Capt. Cannon, will also he on the line in
a few days. The Louisiana and George
anna draw off, giving place to the above
steamers OH the Bay route. A new boat
is also expected here by the Agent in a
few days, to take the place of the Thomas
Morgan, on James River, to run alter
nately with the Thomas Collyer.
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

In the year 1916, tho wrior embarked in the Drug
buSnfs IN me eliy OF Philadelphia, and while thus
gagged made several experiments Ia regard to the most
desirable mode OF preparing Fluid Extracts NV efforts
being succesnho articles being approx and used by
the Medical Faculty. DESTROYS of placing them be
fore the public but hesaed for some time before con
GLIDING 10 resort to newspaper Advertising knowing Of
the preudces that existed in the minds many against
advice of friends and those who had used them this object
ton overcome.
After is years exertions, commencing in small way
the popularity of articles Mas extended to all parts of
the United States, and widely throughout Foreign coun
tries-and this in the face Of much opposition Every
has been resorted TO by unprncped dealers
their merit and success have been knownsuch adyer
Using larger bottles at less price. censuring all other
preparations and even copying my adyertisementsbu
am happy to state that out of the many who have
sorted to this, none have been snece.sinl.
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ACTIVITY OF DIR DAY PoTIcE-yes
terday morning officer Noselv arrested
man named Asa Uerlv 0IjGs Howard
who is charged with burglary and lar
ceny upon the premises If Mr. T.. Roy
nolds, Catherine street from which 3
watch was stolen but since recovered. !,
appears by the evidence adduced befor,
the MayoT. that Herlv entered fine hons
of Mr.. REYNOLDS. and pave the watch tC
J. Marcus Farrell TO disnose of. Upon
the morning after the publication of the
robbery. HerJv was in n coffee house on
the corner of Rroadwater and Nebraslxo
streets. and read fbe account in the ma
pers. which he denied os false. stating
boldly that he stole the watch. and thai
he did not ESCAPE by the front porch.
Farrell was then up Stairs irving 10 dis
pose of the watch to Mr.. May, one of the
proprietors of the house. The following
suspicious characters are now confined
in Jail, the majority of them being con-
firmed thieves: Asa HenIy atlas How
ard, Tully MOsely, !. M. Farrell, John
Champion, Harry Quinn, Thomas G..
White, and Theodore Mason, the latter
youth about IL years of age, from New
York, where he SAYS his father keens n
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[Eceniag Bulefia. PHILADELPHIA.

"When on visit to the city of New York few dayt
since was induced to call on our old friend and towns
man, MIR H. T. IIelmbold, Druggist SOL Broadway N Y
His store is Ho6eta perfect Gem-tho handsomest OF
any KIND we have ever had the pleasure of viewing and
20 extensive being 81 feet front five stories in height
and over 200 feet deep Ii indeed affords VS. much plea
sure 10 know that he has been successful and il il
ample evidence Oh the merits Oh his arcle-as in our
whole business experience we have not known of the
success of any article without Notwithstanding merely
bringing the name before the people,
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LIGHT ON A DARK SUBJECT.
respectfully call the attention of the
committee on gas and lamps to the be-
nighted condition of lower Wide Water
street. The lamps are there, but never
luminous. If they are put there for
light, the people.in that neighborhood do
not know it, Without being lighted,
they are neither ornamental or useful.
Can the committee enlighten the deni-
zens of that neighborhood upon the sub
icct
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MY OBJECT

in this notice to make the facts known TO the publ,
and respectable dealers believing, after many years
ekertions that the Druggists will dscountenance such
proceedings and that the reputation of my articles may
not de damaged by the use of inferior spurious ones
knowing that many may read this article who I'M
acquainted with me, append few remarks from those
OF my native city, and whose are known in all
parts OF the world
Being personally acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helm
bold II affords me pleasure in stating have been most
favoably impressed with his energy and integrity and
gutfed at his success" wv
VIM. WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of POWERS WEIGHTMAN
a.. Ninth and Brown Streets Philadelphia
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(T ALUABLE II l M b T. r. LANDS
AND
FARMS FOR SALE

,... FARMS FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
list. A Farm OF l25 acres, miles from Norfolk
"a. Farm of 430 acres, TO miles from Norfolk.
81. Farm of 80 acres, in Nansemund county.
ath. Farm of 80 acres miles from Norfolk.
9TH. Farm of 1000 acres, % miles from Norfolk.
9th. Tract of Wood Land, $500 acres 20 miles from
Norfolk.
9TH. Two Farms of 10 and so aoras 16 miles from,
Norfolk.
Sth. One Farm of 90 acres, u miles from Norfolk.
9th. Ono Farm of 81 acres, So miles from Norfolk
10th. One Farm of $40 acres o. miles from Norfolk
iltl One Tract of Land (half cleared of 20 acres
miles from Norfolk
18th One Farm of 100 acres, miles from Norfolk
18th Farm of 200 Acres, IA miles from city
18th Farm of ,G66 Acres, s miles from city.
10Th. Farm of $50 Acres 80 miles from city
10th Tract of Wood Land, 800 Acres 35 miles from
18th. Tract of Wood, 400 Acres 40 miles from CITY
lsth. Farm of III Acres, IA miles from city.
18th Farm of 800 Acres, Is miles from city.
10Th Farm of 4r2 Acres, II miles from city.
list Tract Of Wood Land, 100 Acres, 0 miles from
city.
22d. Farm of 1,8l2Ac miles from city
I'd Farm OF 1850 Acres, "a miles from city.
24th. Farm of 1900 Acres, 10 miles from city
18th. Farm of 600 Acres, Ia miles from Norfolk
26th Farm Of SO Acres, 10 miles from
9Th. Farm of 100 Acres, 8 miles from
18th. valuable Tavern Stand 20
10Th. Farm of so Acres, IL miles from
3Oth. Farm of 474 Acres 80 miles from
3lst. Farm of All Acres 10 miles from
sd. Farm of 800 Acres 60 miles from
53d Farm Of ,l20 Acres 80 miles from :"
3ith. Farm of 700 Acres, IS miles from
Both. Farm of $50 Acres Go miles from
a6th. four-story Brick House, on Main street
3lth. Two Frame Houses, on Church street.
3Sth. Two vacant Lots on Church street.
3sth. Four Lots on Newton street.
10th. Three valuable Lots on Main street.
Nearly all of the above Land il near water and
the large tracts heavily Timbered. description of
each will be furnished application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and sale of
Real Estate on Commission. .'0-.'
F0LGER CARTWRIGHT & Co.
Auction and Commission Merchapts
aug7-tf % Wide Water street Norfolk Va
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CHEAP TRAvELLING.-The rival lines
to Richmond carried passengers on Sun
day morning to that city gratis.
If this competition is kept up long we
expect to see men hired to travel and
everything found. No competition in
the world can kill gratitude.
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PRIVATE SALES
" ALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

y FOR SALE.
We offer for sale
THE WATER LOTS
o oout sue Wide Water street with front on the said
h'ree' oil 600 three hundred and seven feet
a.. -. THE TWO WHARVES
Dr. hHma as Taylors and Wrghs extending TO tho
ACCOMMODATES SIX TO EIGHT VEssFIs allow
iNu EAoh TO DISCHARGE A CARGO AT THE
sAME MOMENT
perty in the city. ""' ''"'' ""'e' pro
ALSO
~. o o. corner OF Madison and Wide Water street,
43 feet. ''' anu On me Iattel
me adjoining lot having front of IS feet on Will
Water street, and depth Of l6O feet '' y" "iho
ot oil survey can be seen at our Office No. II Roanoke
Wake & CHAMBERLAINE.
oo'iA-n Real Estate Agents
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CAT MEAT MAN.-David King, (col-
oredD, arrested for selling sausages some
time since in our market, made of cat
meat, or some other vile compound, was
tried before military commission and
fined $25. Cheap enough.
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boston Herald.t

1--WE do not like to advertise worthless wore. or srti
c"s calculated to deceive readers and when we SEQ
an advertiser like Mr., lelmboi whom we have known
Ior years gradually extend his advertising from year to
year until he becomes the largest advertiser in the United
sates we are satisfied that the statements in regard TO
his articles maa be correct :
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The writer reluctantly inserts tho above and would
not DO 20 were no not stranger to many aud concludes
ny stating the names of his articles and the diseases for
which they have been used by many thousands with com
pleto success.
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THE COURTS.

| NohPOkATIDN COURT. = I11e 6F9Du
Jury, composed of the following gentle
men, viz: John b. Whitehead Fore
man, Thomas Corprew, John James,
Samuel Butt, j. A. Saunders, Il. De-
lany, Thomas Bottimore, II. Read, Jas.
w: Lee, 7. Hennebery, Chas. Ramsey,
John G.. Smith, o. Windsor, J. l.. Be-
Tote, w. n. Jones, Bernard Kayton, J..
III. Whitehead, J. Y. Leigh and Francis
Greenwood, brought in an Indictment
against Jules Moran for assault and
battery. Also an indictment against
j. M. Renshaw, for assault and battery.
Administration Of the estate of Joseph
b. w. Penrose, was granted to Jane V.
PenrOse. Elizabeth Hendron qualified
as guardian of Alice Hendron, orphan
of Jeremiah Hendron. John II. Hail.
qualified as a Notary Public. John
Goode and James w. Hinton were adj
mitted as practicing attorneys in this
court. The will of Sarah Z. Sanford
was admitted to probate, and Miss
Georgianna Sanford qualified as execll-
trlX. John Il. Upshur qualified as o
Notary Public for the city and county
OF Norfolk. }. ~ II. Lewellyn, quail
fled as guardians of josephine G. and
Calvert I'll. Lewellyn; the court also
appointed them as guardians of Ella $.
and James b. Lewellyn, all minors and
children of w. FL. LeWellyn, deceased.
The cases of Moran and Renshaw. in
dicted for assault and battery, were con-
tinued until next term. Twenty eight
jurors were ordered to he summoned to
attend court this morning, for the trial
of civil suits.
MILITARY COuRP.-Precilla Lock-
wood, VS., Philip Lockwood, tcolored).
Action for debt in the amount of S35.
Judgment for plaintiff,
Julia Ann Smith VS.. Axiom Rails,
(colored), action for debt in the amount
of Sl7. Judgment for plaintiff.
Wesley Rockies VS.. John Nockllm,
(colored), action for debt i'm the amount
of $40 50. Judgment for the amount of
$50 30 and costs.
Hannah Martin vs.. Caroline King.
(colored(, action for debt in the amount
of s. so. Judgment for plaintiff in the
amount of So.
Several executions were issued against
delinquent defendants.
MAYORS COURT.-Asa Herly, charged
with burglary and larceny, committed
for further examination.
kcNCIdi IJdI Ties were lllieu IOE Keeping
open their stores on Sunday.
Mrs. Maury, arrested by the night
police for being drunk and disorderly,
was fined IS and costs.
MAYORS COURT Portsmouth. -Dan1 |
Mcdonald (seaman), arrested for being
drunk, was turned over to the naval au-
thorities.
John Barnard, arrested for beating his
wife, was bound over to keep the peace
in the sum of $500, for one year.
Elizabeth Brown made complaint of
having her shawl stolen. 1t being found
in the possession of Martha Whitfield,
the shawl was delivered up upon appli-
cation and proper proof of ownership.
Thomas Gallagher, Jas. McDonough,
Dennis Callahan and William Peal ar
rested for throwing stones in the street,
were fined SIS each, and locked up in de-
fault of payment of the fine imposed.
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A REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
SIT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
WHO WILL BUILD THB FIRST HOUSE IN
SPRING FrELD?


Tho undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
near the north end of Church street. and laid the sam
of into streets and squares and lots offer. the same fol
sale, in squares, as follows: .r-.r.,rE.
squares, Acres, making liz building lots
squares, s Acres, making 1856 building lots
squares, Acres, making 100 building lots
10 squares, II Acres, making 179 building lots.
No less portion than of the above divisions Of l.
dor 10 squares will be sold one time and it is prefer
red to sell the whole % squares to one party.
This land is only FOL feet from the pavement on
Church street and Is well suited for buildings and offers
an opportunity for Investment that will never occur
again In this vicinity it being the most suitable sito,
and, in fact, the only available one for new town, or
city extension in the vicinity Of Norfolk and If every
lot had house on it, they could all be rented mmed
ately.
Plats Of the land will be sont to applicants and exhib-
tied at No. % Wide. Water street
If not sold, will be Withdrawn from market, in this
form, after thirty days. DAVID DEY
FD- Chicago "Tmes" copy twice a week two weeks
and send bill to Norfolk Post" sepls--tf
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TIE WEATHER.-The thermometer
at DIR. w. e. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Monday
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Leigh. Bros and Phelps, Auct's.
NO. 3 COMMERCIAL ROW.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF ENG
LIsH TOILET and EXTRA FAMILY SOAP CT
CARS &c. On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2Tth INSTANT,
commencing at 10 o'clock will SELL at Warehouse
No. 6 Commercial Row an inv oico of
SOAPS,
CIGARS,
&c.,
receiving direct from the importers and msnuactu
reTs, viz:
800 boxes English Toilet SOAP,
150 boxes Extra Family SOAP,
40 gross Low Il Sons OLD BROWN WINDSOR
SOAP, in original packages,
cases Genuine Lnbin's EXTRACTS,
CIGARS-A large invoice Of Havana CIGARS, EN- =
bracing the most choice brands.
Also
Will be added, TO close copsignments,
30 cases East India COFFEE,
80 cases EXTRACT COFFEE,
10 cases ESSENTIAL COFFEE.
Also
Smoking and Manufactured
CHEWING TOBACCO,
GINGER,
ALLsPTCE
&C., &c.
LEIGH BROS { PHELPS,
'''-f--t Auctionoers.
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lApyERrIsENENr,K
HelmbOld's Extract Buchu

WI cure an disc asses of the Kidneys and Bladder Cures
P'ns or Weakness in the Back Structures &C.; Cnro.
weak Nerves, iess of Memory. Trembling, Dimness Of
Vision e'