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debt, but will not repudiate her obliga-
tions. The question of admitting negro
testimony is another that will meet
with much opposition ; but from present
appearances it will be adopted, as Sena-
tor Sharkey and the newly elected State
printer are known to favor the PROPOSE
ton, and they were both elected to the
offices they hold by large majorities.
Some practical but cruel iokers have
hoaxed the Mississippi negroes with u
story that on next Christmas day the
Government intends to give each of
them q tract of land, and hence many
of them refuse to enter into contracts
with the planters for period extending
beyond that time. .....s......
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ing, to the giving of that satisfaction
which one gentleman owes to another,
then to what does it point? His Excel
lency advertises Mr.. Freeman Clark as
having procured the publication of "two
gross falsehoods." If Mr.. Clark can af-
ford this record, our friend.th Govern
or can afford to swagger. But it is
due to the public thatth exact facts in
the case should be stated, and we call
upon Mr.. Clark, the subordinate in his
Office, the reporters of the Herald and
the Tribune to furnish them forthwith.
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General Beauregard, on receiving the
proof-sheets of the article on jefferson
Davis, which General Jordan, his
(Beauregard's) Chief of Staff during the
war, contributed TO the October Harper,
Immediately wrote to the editor request
ing that it should not be published.
This letter, dated New Orleans, closed
as follows: ~ am far from being one
of his admirers or proselytes indeed, I
might have many things to say against
his management of our national affairs
while he was our Chief Magistrate. but
we should never strike at fallen foe
when incapable of opposing any resist
ance." Mr.. Curtis, on receiving it, re-
piled that the article was already in,
print, adding it would not, however,
have been withheld had his communi.
cation reached him earlier.
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The weather turned quite cool yester-

The weather turned quite cool yester-
day and we saw flake or two of snow
floating through the air, seeking the
center of gravity. The north wind is
quite cutting and one is glad to seek
protection from its blasts in thick over
coats or by blazing fires. The time is
fast approaching when we can enjoy
pleasant evening, in chatting by the
cosy Preside, or solemnly perusing the
family Bible while we puff a cigar, with
our feet elevated above the fender. Win
ter-glorious, gladstone winter-is upon
us, and we rejoice! The family
circle becomes magic circle when the
north wind howls, and the frozen earth
is covered with its white mantle ofsnow
land all within its holy influence be-
come better, and wiser, and happier.
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William H. B. GUSTS, ESQ.,, of Acco-
mac county, is certainly elected to Con-
gress from the First Congressional Dis
trict of Virginia, by a large majority.
His majority on the Eastern Shore is
1900, and in the small counties extend
ing from Hampton to Charles City,
upwards of 800, while in the rest of the
district he keeps well up with his COM
petitors. He is gentleman of ability
and accomplishment, and will be an
ornament to Congress and an honor to his
State. ~ s=.=... .
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The new loan of 100000 for the
Republican government of Mexico was
placed in the market yesterday. The
whole matter is said to have been kept
a profound secret for prudential reasons
and until the Government at Washing
ton could be questioned on the subject.
The tone of Mr.. Stewards speech at
Auburni on Mexican affairs, and the
simultaneous placing of this loan in the
market, are somewhat significant facts.
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We have one days later news from
Charleston. There are no returns of
the election from the country districts.
In Charleston Orr received $50 votes for
Governor and Wade Hampton COL. But
as Hampton had published his with
drawal, Mr.. Orr will be elected no doubt.
Several persons who had been rescued
from the ruins of the fire, subsequently
died, and number of bodies We're still
buried among the smoking debris.
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Asa Hartz's apology is accepted; but
If he can't "play it Alone" he should
call upon hispartner to assist. The two
bowers and ace is an invincble hand,
however. Is New Berne a good place
for small tea party? Do the people
fully understand the leading questions
of the times ? What is their opinion in
regard to the annexation of Norfolk
county to North Carolina ? Will the
proposition take? How are you,
usually?
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Dsg" RENEWED HIS AGE.-The most
wonderful results produced by the of Mrs s.
ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorcr and Zyobalsamum, or
Hair Dressing They never fail to restore, nvigorate
and beautfy the hair Youth renewed. No more grey
hairs The hair is restored on bald spots 1t mparts
most delightful fragrance You can procure them at any
Druggists.
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THE MEXICAN LOAN.

/, New YORK, October M.-It is stated
that Macmillan has expressed his in
tention of taking all the Mexican bonds
as they are in market. 1t is understood
that agents of the loan will not inter-
fere in any way with the negotiation.
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Ge4egtapgie Wehs,
NORFOLK POST DESPA TcHEs.
OWNERSHIP OF SEA ISLANDS
t..COLORED MILITIA. We N

New York, October M.-The Charles
ton Courter' says there is much excite
ment iiRthe Beaufort district concern
ing the ownership of Sea Islands,
the freedmen having been under the
impression that the land was given
Them. Parties have addressed the Gov
eminent on the subject, claiming that
the lands have not been cultivated pro-
perly. 70 " ~ NJ
Gen. Bennett has sissded an order for
bidding the organization of colored
militia in Charleston, as having ten
dency Of bringing on a wat of the races.
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Mr.. Archy H. Campbell, an actor long
connected with the stage in New Or
leans, died recentlyin that city. Hewas
nn artist ofincreasing promise, and had
grown to be quite popular in the ex-
treme Southwest. Mr.. Campbell was a
native of England, and served for short
time in the Confederate army. @
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rsECoNn nEspATCu.l

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton firm
sales of sixty thousand bales. Flour de-
clined five cents. Wheat advanced from
one to three cents. Corn declined one
cent. Pork heavy, Bacon unchanged.
Whiskey higher. Sugar steady. Coffee
quiet, Naval stores quiet-turpentine
$1.15@$l.2O; Rosin $7.25. Petroleum
dull. ld46g. = i+. .. .s'.
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The California steamer, New York,
which put in here yesterday, short Of
coal, has on board five hundred and
eight passengers, and 81, 112, 3l2in specie.
She will sail for New York this MORN
In
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See the first page for four columns of
reading matter, including the state
ment of President Johnson's views of
reconstruction, and the position of the
cOlOred man.
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THE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
VESSELS

.IfFI,lNEoolELS,}I
New YORK, October 24.--At the Gov
eminent sale of vessels to-day six hun
bred and eighty-twO thousand seven
hundred dollars We're realized. The
steamer Ben Deford brought one hun
dred and forty-eight thousand dollars.
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COUNTERFEITS DISCOVERED.
New YORK, Oct. A.-New counter
felt fifty dollar bills illegal tender notes.
have been discovered. fia s....i
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The Legislature of Mississippi, now
in session, has some very difficult ques-
lions before it, principal among which
is the settlement of the State finances
upon some good basis. The financial
affairs are represented to be in deplora-
BILE condition-the State is heavily in
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T.. TT. EXAMINER. Procto
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
L ] DISTRICT OP VIRGINIA:

~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
Benjamin G. Tubman and
r. Eugene Tubman, CO
partners, &C., In Admiralty
against
The ST. amer Pocosin, her
tackle, apparel, machine
.ry and furniture, In q cause of Contract. &c
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the District of Virginia. the 23d
day of October 1865 by Benjamin G. Tubman and f. Eu
gene Tubman merchants and eopartners doing business
in the city of Baltimore under the name and style OF
G.. Tubman Co., against the steamer Pocosin twhereo
james A. Sayts, is lately was, mastery her tao
kle apparel machinery and furniture, alledging, in sub
stance, "That in the month Of January, lsoa, SAID
being then in the port Of baltimore ana being
in need of isons and stores the beants at the re-
quest of the of said steamer, fnrnshed 10, and
for the use Of said steamer the provisions and stores con-
tanned in the schedule hereto annexed amounting 10 e
sum $3.50 3 and that the same was inrnshed at the
prices in said schedule stated That SAID provisions ana
her intended trip or trips, and were furnished on the
credit of said steamer. That the master and owners
have been requested pay the said bill but have hther
to wholly neglected and refused so do ana mat the
amount speced in the first article of this libel together
with interest thereon now justly due and owing to the
beants and that the said steamer is now in the port
Norfk in said District Now therefore, in pursuance of
to nonition under the seal Of the said Court me d.
rected and delivered do hereby gvepubc notice to all
norsops claiming the said steamer Pocosin her tackle
anparel machinery and furniture or in any in
therein that they be and appear before the said
District Court be held at the Court room, in the City
Hall in the city of Norfolk in and for the District Of
virginia on the 7th day Of November next, at eleven
O'clock in the forenoon Of that day. provided the
shall be day of Observation-Disclosures, the next
ay of jurisdiction thereafter then and there interpcss
their claims and to make their allegations in that behalf
''''' ''' '''' ~ " JOHN UNpERwooD,
United States Marshal
Jonx 7. HALL Proctor for Libsllants. Oct24-2w
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ID Bsfs- ATTENTION, Hook AND LADDER
COMPANY-There will be meeting of this Company
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 25th, 1865 at ~
o'clock. BY order of the ..t ..r,t
% oct25-It PRESIDENT.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
#-l PORT OF NORFOLK, OCTOBER "a.

ia H,ir P. ARRIVALS. ..=
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, Baltimore.
Steamer Geo Leary. Brakeman, Baltimore. h d"
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New York. 900
Steamer Magenta, Baulsir, Richmond.
Steamer Thomas A.. Morgan, Edgar, Richmond
Schooner Wm Crittenden, Meade, Elizabeth City,
Schooner Emma, y. Pritchett, Elizabeth City,
Slcop A. I. Jones, Jerruld Elizabeth City. 81
DEPARTURES
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond. .r.I
Steamer Thomas Collyer Mitchell, Richmond.
Steamer George Leary Brakeman, Baltimore. II,t
Steamer Louisiana Porter, Baltimore. .,r.H ir
Steamer Alice, Nanaman, Williamston. Ii be. a..
Steamer Clinton, Slocum, ConyacK., ...t OBJ .. 10
Schooner c. NJ. Steward, Edmonson, Baltimore
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FAIR IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-The Fair
for the Sailors and Soldiers Home was
regularly opened here to-day, and visited
by thousands.
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DH" To CONsUMPTIvEs.--T adver-
tser having been restored to hoalth In few weeks by
worry simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumpton--s anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of crre.
To all who desire it, will send copy of the prescrip
ton used ee of char ye with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the 80 no, which they will find SURE
CURE FOR CoMsuMpTIo I, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object of the adve ser is sending the Prescription
to benefit the atct L. and spread information which
he conceves to benva able aud he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the description will please address
''.at. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oct1-4w Wiamsburgh, Kings County New York
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THE REBEL pEBT.l

Last week, President johnson tele-
graphed to Governor Holden, of North
Carolina, as follows: 'il '.il"
"wAsnINdroN CrS, October u.s. 1866.
"JE " Holden, Provisional Goreynm: "1"
"Every dollar OF the State debt Gre
ated TO aid the rebellion against the
United st ties should be repudiated,
finally and forever. The great mass of
the people should not be taxed to, pay a
debt to aid in carrying on q rebellion
which they, in fact, ifleft to themselves,
were opposed to. Let those Who have
given theirmears for the obligations of
the State look to that power they tried
to establish in violation Of law, ,Consti-
tuition and will of the people. They
must meet their fate. 1T is their nlisfor-
tune, and cannot be recognized by the
people of any State protesting them
selves loyal to the government OF, the
United States and in the Union. ,s,.
Il repeat that the loyal people of
North Carolina should be exoherated
from the payment of every dollar of in
debtedness created to aid in carrying on
the rebellion. 1 trust and hope that the
people of North Carolina VIII wash their
hands of everything that partakesy In the
slightest degree OF the rebelllon, which
has been 50 recently crushed by the
strong arm of the government, in carry
ing out the obligations. imposed by the
Constitution of the Union, ~ s>.... 20
tttANDREw JOHNSON,
president United States"
A despatch dated at Raleigh, on. Fri
day, shows that the State Convention
acted upon the suggestion of the Presi-
dent having passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting any future legislature from
assuming or paying any debt created,
directly or indirectly, for the prosecu-
ton of the rebellion. .'.z...
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Advertisers are requested to hand in their advertise
ments before six o'clock in the evening" pi wous to
publication.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW York, Oct. "a W Cotton firm at
IS cents -four unchanged; wheat adj
vanced to 2cents; corn declined. Beef
and pork steady; lard heavy and whis-
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Nswsmen and newsbeys desiring papers ' VI please
have their orders at the ccuntngroom the eW ning pre-
vious before six o'clock.
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ILLNESS OF GOV. MORTON.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 24.-Gov.
Morton, Of this State, has had a relapse,
and is now lying very ill.
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5. NJ Pettergill Co., are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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"ARN DEN r. X p II f. S s.
OFFICE, NO, 6 ROANOKE SQUARE.
SAFE, RELIABLE, .'
COURTEOUS, PROMPT,

w O'Vfi1N7VFJ, 7 ''N14'EF n
Owing TO tho facilities offered us by the
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS,
and our connection with all the '. 'N-".-.
RELIABLE EXPRESS COMPANIES
IN TIE UNITED STATES,
EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH,
We arc prepared to forward
FREIGHT, MONEY, and VALUABLE PACKAGES, &C.,
at lower rates than ever offered the public before
NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS for COLLECTION made
on all acceptable PoINS and RETURNS PROMPTLY
DELIVERED .4
SHIPPERS in NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH will
find 1t TO their advantage to give us call before en-.
gaging their freight by any other Express
Freight delivered in Portsmouth without extra charge.
For further particulars apply at the Office, No. Roanoke
square, -.... .r
Express closes for the North 2.45 PM
South ESQ "
oct1I-tf +. Il. MIL. Agent
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Each and every article in the above list is represented
by Certificate These placed in similar envelopes
and sealed. Any person obtaining Certificate to he
had at Office. sent by mail to any address, will
know what they may have for one dollar.
We charge for sending Certificates paying postage and
doing the business 25 each. Five will be sent for
81; eleven for 81 thirty for So sxyfve for $40, and
one hundred for SIS.
ANY person receiving Certificate for article they
may DESIRE exchange for any other article in
list of the value. by this method we enabled
10 furnish the public with selections from rich and va
ried stock of goods at nominal price, while all have
chance of securing articles of the very highest value
We warrant every article represented money
funded 4tf-r
AGENTs-Liberal commission and valuable premiums,
consisting of Watches, &c. given to Agents.
Address all orders to GEO. DEAIERIT co,
sep2l-1m 303 Broadway, New York.
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Witness {:
Il. II.
1nh

Witness:
E. Y.
-, 1856.
1 hereby certify that the above-named - are
known of property, and able to make good
their guarantee.
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will send
the paper containing the first insertion to this Office for
examination.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Raons for
1866" and addressed to the undersigned ..
W. b. SLACK,
oct20--1aw4w Major and Quarterma5er.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1865.

All communications relating to business matters con-
nected with this paper should. be addressed to f. NJ.
brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and ali correspondence intended for
A. l. IN Iohn Clark Editor
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A DAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY.
IN OFFICE NO. 81 CHURCH STREET,


FREIGHT, MONEY, and VALUABLEs forwarded with
care and despatch TO all parts Of the United States
BILLS, DRAFTS, &C., collected, and prompt returns
made.
Our wagons call in any part of Norfolk and Portsmouth
for goods be forwarded and will deliver without extra
charge all goods that arrive by Express.
Express going North closes at $50 P. M-gong South,
at 6PM -
sept6-tf j. Ill. kiGNEf, Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hT BAT CHELOR'S HAIR Dye
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instants-
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nag KEROSENE COOKING APPARATUS.
Ss- All the Cooking for a Family may be done with
90 KEROSENE OIL with les, trouble and at less ex-
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Ca Send for Circular and Price List
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BSJ" THE COMPLEXION AND HAIR
Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered Gray Hair restored
Light Hair darkened, Weak Hair strengthened and Bushy
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Also, Pimpled PAGES cured, purified, and made soft
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These recipes can be obtained without charge by re-
turn mail by addressing
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..,. CHEMIST AND PERFuMERs
octl4w S31 Broadway, New York.
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GORGE DEMERIT d CO.,
" (EsTABLsHED 1881
800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Offer the following splendid list of
WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS,
SILVERVARE AND JElpELRf,
WORTH OVER $3.50, 900,
ATOM DOLLA X EACH;
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OFFICIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS,

>.
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, !
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, =
iqa WASHINGTON, October II, 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, until
o'clock P. M, of the 22d day of November next for
furnishing Ratons to the United States Marines at tho
following stations for the year 1866, viz:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlcstown, Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington City, District of Columbia.
% Gosport, near Norfolk, Va.
Mound City, Illinois.
pork bacon or one and fourth pound of fresh salt
beef; eighteen OF bread -four twelve
of hard bread, or one and fourth pound of meal
and at tho rate to hundred ratons of eight quarts of
beans in lieu thereof ten pounds Of RICE or in lieu
thereof twice per week. hundred and fifty of
descated potatoes and one hundred ounces of mixed
gcables ten pounds of coffee or, in lieu thereof
and half pound Of tea; fifteen pounds of sugar i0nr
quarts of vinegar; pound of sperm candles,
and onefourh pound OF adanantine candles, and
oneha pound Of llow; four pounds of soap, and two
quarts of salt.
The raons are be delivered upon the order Of the
manding officer of each station the fresh beef either in
bulk or by the single ration of good quality with an
equal portion of hind and fore quarters, necks and kid
the flour extra superne; the coffee good Rio the sugar
good New Orleans its equivalent and the BEANS vine
gar, candles soap salt, &c. to be Of good quality.
Ali bids must bo accompanied by tho following guar
antee: .
The undersigned -, of -, in the State 0.
--------, and -, of -, In the State o.,
hereby guarantee that in the foregoing bid of
for ratons above described be accepted he they
will within days OF the receipt of the contract at the
postoce named execute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient securities and in case the said -
shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid guarantee
make good the difference between the offer Of the said
--- and that which may be accepted.
Or. A. B., Guarantor
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& E G. A RS! Sc G A r. S

Just TO hand, large Invoice of fine Havana and Do,
nestle SEGARS, which we offer at small advance
wholesale or retail. j. C. DAWSON a. co,
sep2-tf No Is Main street, Norfolk Va.
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IL 0 r r e N Il {.
SIXTEEN UNPUBLISHED ROOMS on Main street.
oct25-3t* 30 KING TOY.
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OFFICE sEABoARD & ROANOKE r. R. CO., n
PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, Sep, s, 1865. i g
IT o II / G e

On MONDAY, the 18th INSTANT, and until further
notice. Train will leave Portsmouth for Suffolk, DAILY,
will leave suffolk at 2; 30 o'clock, Pm u. @. CHIC,
s5p9-tf Agent.
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GREAT PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.
" / (BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
"a. 713 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
7l3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Diamond Pins Brooches and Ear Drops, LADIES' Sets,
Gold and Coral; jet and Gold Florentne, Mosaic jet
Lava and Cameo; Sets of Studs Vest and Neck Chains
Plain and Chased Gold 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 Jewery of every
description of the best make and latest Styles valued at