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q MAYoR's4 CopRI, Portsmouth, Friday Octo-
Der l8!--Mayor Collins being confined to his bed
BY severe Sickness, Justice Tucker presided in his
stead yesterday morning, and the following eases
were up for a hearing, viz; 1giI
Daniel Henry marine, arrested foradruhken4
ness, dsordery conduct, and resistnggthe officer
who arrested hifa was mulcted in the SUBJ Of five
dollars and costs. " ~ 4Ahs.49N'A"
The amount mentioned above was not al 6ne5
but was an equivalent for damages done tp the
watch OF the charlie who made the arrest.
Edward Foley, us. marine, for chargd SINH
lar to- the aboge e, minus the watch smashing was
fined ten dollars and Ac6ss, amounting to one doh
lar and sixty cents. yt-sfus,
Archibofd Mctier, arrested ON complaint OF r..
W. Riddiek;j Who charged him with having Ills
possession stolen iron grey horse, valued ~ ione
hundred dollars, was turned over to the Military
Court in this city fer trial. The said case de-
ferred trial of the man unit more evidence could
be procured, and remanded the man to jail again.
Moses Turner, colored, for firing off a niusket
in the public streets, contrary toa city ordinance,
was sent over to Captain Bottsford to have the
charge investigated QOAd 5"i
George Mcintyre, colored, charged with rob
bing William Elliott (colored) of five dollars and
Court in this city, to answer the charge.
The CITY, in consequence of the election excite
ment, was Quite noisy, and the police were busll5
employed in, sustaining order; however nothing
of much jimportances or of serious nature, oc
Cured.
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.THg2 CouRrs.-At the Mayors Court yesterday.
q morning therewas beggarly account Of empty
!, benches No arrests were made the night before,
and NOTHING hut Iittle civil business was trans
! acted. aLLaE '-ss
At the Military Court there was a few dark,
subjects, but nothing of importance was devel-
oped. There is more or less of litigation in this
court every day, for the colored population seem
fond of litigation, and bring great deal before
this court that could as well be settled outside.
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S. & R. r. R.-The repairs on this road are
fast approaching completion, and the work Of re-
laying the track, which was in so many places
torn up, is rapidly progressing. Yesterday and
the day before, large quantities of railroad iron
We're sent up the road, and in a short time we
hope to be able to make known to the travelling
public, the opening of the entire route over this
important line of travel. Robinson, Pendleten1&S
: Cos, assisted by HiHy and the rest O. the able
q esmploy ees of the Road, will surely be HEAvY ~
!. as1raMpg afal share Of patronage to THIS road.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, nyNH a EgUnn
FINANCIAL.

! IVA BondE esdTe- IaOMITIASOE a &
NC. .IEAqMOO f2a fy15,
Tenn. ,G0AOa AAMAAIG s5 oisi
PMissouti Bohds,,psirO@ Srn-alONroG '@O8S srH
NY @. Bank NoteA ,oTo5a -Ereiera 10 a. q
Va; .sa,'.syeF' hfn .1s'saep0'0 10 q 81
\ Bah k1of Wal, rsms9l2 tsBdbnB w5a 9d2b "a 81
i Farmers Sank of NAg!noo liw ,a1iTIs.22M a 2.
Exchange Bank of. Rfgi4n9S 20 -a1e 2Oh a. 2.
Y 1a9wnlJ7os 9ht evsorAiw 1lflexs1 LILO al Al
toms'qoq bna''doeIo'o >Sa is Westoa,oissZ O.
GSoSS 3a GfgglHlH@2haW .YAdzor YaISd a.
Norfolk SavingstBa issues, 80 d u
| PortsmQutho ieLTIsd0 1ot As a. OF
Gstd (iafg9}},AJHL ,fAdadJT -YH46d q ia;
Silver, ,YAQAU 1876 10 'l3f
bna ssItnuy1 noTesaIeD 1Quotat7dhssoT .
las 8niog tnioq hG0MMEIsg4ALGwo 600
| WHEAT -d1F'hite SE@Bg60; Red 81. 6O6D2.
fIBpORN -AF5(D SO setsgo9 I9fuB9)1 SthT
lsia0A4 S1aq5@52 cts per laGwaaseds' .js
laISlIiAgkSFE Bnl$2: per bashelA firm
lIlihited Neutrality-suspicious. 10 ytiJ bnG 19yllo9 O31
CALIFORNIA WINES.-perlosss $l2yto SIS.
oiCAH BIpfE op9f case Sl3.
p CALIFORNIA; do BR AEDY2jPer cease $40.
G0TTON1,42 cents per hin gooddodenapd.
oAd4So@ e per 141as 9t9 tldantity and
EshT ARI S49f 94ss4' petsbb1 SONS little coming
Ffofswara Wanted 5of 5dt no remso33 TgJ1o q ~
E9aP4TGHlxN SIniiiat9ton a bug ,snoitrbom bns
sw RetSpNaaIN6nanaIgi 19d s4gm Hin bna wi
Iio TggRP E NHIN EaS$4@t1a? tdstsr4 to1 %.
ipea se S s4h m 10 'o bundle 500 To- n
oo R. .. il. STNFRs 6$$Soegss beF M. ora4 1gui
WgU4H.t ,k'ts9ounlS4 GBa5tbef nj, 9rGq ntaG
BARREL q Sgsopetrbpdo bns
BatCU N1AR5s1 fodAa, pep Bin ef;iii'l
demand. ,J1omiJ
4a9RIsH9Bek. pasfobs41sear31e ,ioh ers9 Ia!
BUpTR1a1fB6 q FWstsspep fB95sa2ooIQ y,
HEE$S5lES-16@20 cts. per tb?domhoiA o,.l
$ T4EAUW- A2&l5 cts per tb. i-sIqss 1 ....
"A ais III,
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E..Is IA j
FIaE.AYesterday morning. about half past
eleven o. clock. the alarm oFfe6 was sounded in
IilPortgnouth CAUSED BY the acdidehtar burning of
"a double frame tenement on Randolph street in
Gosport, owned BY Alexander Grice, Esq. The
fire originated in a shed room attached TO. the
house, which quickly communicated itself to- the
main building, and in remarkably short space
of time; completed IT'S destruction, From the
proximity7of the houses 70 the Navy Yard, the
engineand hose belonging to- the yard was first on
the stene of aetioh, but The Portsmouth cofpafil
les with. their respective machines were not Fl
behind the Navy Yardboys, but, their combined
efforts could not savethe doomed buildings. 81
y The Did United Of this city,, with eommendar
BILE zeal went over with the intention 6of lending
a helping hand, but the ,hames had done their
work and the b'hoys had nothing to repay them
for their trip but the consciousness of having
done tHeir dhtyT ip going over The Hook and
Ladder Company Of this city also turned out, and
went as far az the Ferry wharf but did not go
over. SOL ssp0H molsnJ DiO sgN
When the fire first broke out, an, aged lady by
The nameleI Badger, who resided in the upper
part oiehe of'the houses, becoming panic stricken
at the rapid approaches Of the flames from below,
precipitated hqfself rpm one of the windows of
her ree1hi and fell to the pavement underneath
with shocking Violence injuring herselfiti is feared
fatally young; child that was in the house at
the time, narrowly escaped death by burning, but
was rescued with 1nu eh danger, after having suf-
fered considerably. Mr. Grice looses heavily by
this fire, as There was no insurance on the build
nag 3. tgniB NJ a9al4 bnF IGiqQt .dh1 ,5A4t g..
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REAL ESTATE All
v M 9iEAt fu,t ;'i AIrCTT0Nf la!if hsiilfe,t

No 80, H5g1 Street, Opposite. 0eeaaaI ..zlouse,
q .lggsl PORTSMOUTH, VA.
4 FENTRESS & DILLON, Auctioneers, will
sell, on the premises, on Thursday, the 18th inst.
a Vacant LOT adjoining. The House is@1ocated
on 9Th, Street, Newtown, Between Nelson and
Fayette Streets, and contains five Rooms
Size Of the Lot, 30x1S0 feet Vacant Jsot same
size S III 20 =" s+'f g '*AA
Terms made known oh day of sale. H-'4@f
IA oc7-tds e. - ''' t'' N''',7
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In WashipgtmyG ty son the 9th inst, of 1
and "pi Lon s R III STaoY H
Aud op, the 10th, LOUISA DELLA, aged8 ye
/ and I'm dntsfsy eldest dadg htef of Ann J$nl
and the late VIM. q. Smith, formerly of PP
mouth V1piJUjiTenl sIdt 10 sesnisUo idI IC
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CALIEoRNI WITNESS
TFNHE tERY GENERAL INTRO

SCkA-lAlEfSC1SENI M LIN +EiS-
VNHE " ERY GENERAL INTRO
iducti0n of our brands of these fine Wines
into the Eastern and Middle States, is aattering
tribute to their fine qualities, and decided indi
cation of the desire tof, the people to encourage
Our sfHOCK" isbEery similar to the Rhine
Wines of Germany, butts a more generous and
rich wine; and will commend itself to all lovers
of that class of wines. taafF,l<l sr,5ta ,,gr
The "ANGELICA" and .fAIUSCATEL' are
/ both naturally sweet wines, particularly adapted
to party or dessert use, the sick chamber. They
are the finest wines of their class in America. The
s'PORT' is very similar to the Lisbon Wines, and
is much admired for its richness and dehcacy and
fine flavor.
~ - ~ PERKINS, STERN a. co., "a
/ 49," Pioneer House, Dealers exclusively in
these Wines, los fremont street. Boston,
3 LIZ ar .,.,s 1870 broadway, New York.
ny The above WINES, together With the
CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY and WINE
= HENRY p: WORCESTER, Agent,
VI au26 '5.a'ai""> h'eNo.i IL Campbelps Wharf
XTIRGINIA.--At Rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of the Court Of Hastings for
TIE City q portsmouth,, for the month of Sep
Jackson Kellum, Plaintiff,
a 81 agdtnst f''' '~ 4 In chancery
Josiah Harrison and the Merchants go
q and Mechanics Savings Bank, esat q
of Portsmouth, 1B3 l'GHGFul Defendants
The Plaintiff having filed his Bill in this suit,
the objeet,of which is to obtain decree for an
account of the partnership transactions between
lBlaintiF and Defendant, Josiah Harrison, to be
taken, and for the payment of .whatever,may be
found due the Plaintiff. Also, to subject the
debts, monies, or estate of the Defendant Harri-
son, in the hand of the Defendant the Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank, of Portsmouth, or
owing to said Defendant Harrison, to- the pay
ment of the Plaintiffs demand; and it appearing
by affidavit fled that the Defendant, Josiah HaT-
rison is not resident of this COMMONWEALTH. it
is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
one month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect his interest ~
Copy Teste: "z =. II. e''' eNq5s
DEMPSEY NASH;RC. C.
I GOODWIN CRocKER, p.f 9Tsi7 sep23-w4w
A n ANNUAL MEETING or the
II IN Stockholders of the Dismal Swamp Canal
will take place at the City Hall, on the first Mon
| day in November next.
BY order of the Proxies of the Emitted States
and State of Virginia. "ssoE
sepl2-1S-25-1-s-l5 =. y h 'gtErE7
FDENS! PENS :!-AlI DESTROYS Of get
| Il ting perfect pen, and not,subject to corro-
sions should buy the ALUMINIUM Pens. Samples
| Price per gross, $I.75. ii35'egqJ.
102ooc,,a. fiNG,y NJ A. \ 9. A. Santos,
oclS-a q ,ali. aul 5ap bnad Sole agents.
NIEAG IA - d 81. IA It-EI 20
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MI GLES&'s THEA The theatre going public
are reminded fthe fact that this is the last eve
ming of the accomplished webb Sisters These
talented artists have, won golden, opinions while
among us andhaYe richly deserved all the praise
which has tbeen Law ished lapbf dthei6e GThd pro;
graMine for this evehHgjis o. splendid One, and
we bespeak crowded house as a parting tt bute
to their unquestionable merit, 60 II SpE
ara Gt44-ff 4. : Il y = j u = y AZ 81;
WORKING lMlATER.-We are informed thai
our neighbprs Htek ~ rYfaze4, y placetf all Ethcii
carriages and hacks at the disp0sal Of the water
committees oI5elseti9n aaybIa and abithl@A gil large
Carried ahtWtheipolls Iwhonwantdddtbsdote OF
the water o,,estion .IssDnid
L.alllalis6 hMa IIIullinaad 81 mIsI sidT
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HTaHwIY RoBBERY.=Y eSteTday morning one Of
the most Aisg M0L-ISaW 1o6befies that has ever

the most dAfIsg highway fObbefies that mas ever
tfhcq Pqca in t4esS va az n t9s
.c2gptJl nfaF PHqvidepee,o Ehlehns aist4ht ABOUT
itlifee miles 6moWaslTng tom PDintoI From what
WI could Ssath eadGo the'afl
laa .sl9 81 FR3ia l5S ii 3d@ q4ss ydahg
man of eighteen or ninGtoeny gears fiaee, was
proceeding homewards in his cart, .hewas hailed
by a man named John--W atseny requested
WtightLt9 Alo8 Hin f9 et1lSS Will hip, which
desire was elpPliedI9witia hyb 8eang Wright.
After they had slidd6nid lUOnhany sDnae distsheeJ
WATSON dre@ s Una agP ;Ss it at the
head of Wright Insade ille1 demand lHmone$ on
your life," the fohnbn NvsaoS ceuEs4 fendered the
nfoungn man HE being of fS5te S8u9sdten than
bis poke WHICH cont fho iuunof
five dollars andtem oGntsd rsAfters Ghiss daring
knight of the road dep9rted, Wrighe disengaged5
his horse fr9mo the cart and succeeded in over7t
hauling the, robber Washington Point and,
With che assistance of some friends, Of securing
his arrest. The nan, Watson, tefdsed% ffstt0
surrender himself, but when informed chat if he
did p0tldo so, hewbuld be l5llad,1 he saccomhed,
delivering as be did s0fbisp pistol andthsiBl gotten
pelf,n Hawas carried iR6rtado utlea hdi lpdged
in the County Jail teoayhits secemmittahfot TRIAL
or a dsehargeIit 9lGs 9tsvirq ts bs1sho cd =
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~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

~ EAlLUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
J Any bnE .sqORo .HhtH1EOI ,1qOgg
II Will be SOLD, on Monday 10th inst, at II o.
clock, mo. tbs following bREsA L. ESTATE, in
Portsmouth, belonginglto the Heirs of the late
Mrs Mary Am Sehoo lEaB ys11 iabi v4,2
on High Street, now occupied by A. 4. With
kind Il .SAk, r III.
d Yad!IThat double TENEMENT on Middle Street
Op 3D. D@EEffsG 5n tHd Corner II Qbep and
Middle Street, now occupied by I. &c F. Cow
per. - - q, - y ~ " ~ ia W ~ ~
4th. Double TENEMENT on Queen Street,
nearly Opposite Mrs gehh Gtoeke's ResidenceI
9th. A small TE9FEAfENTi on London Street,
near dillingham;. ID 4 .,,...,. .i''. l9
9Th, a LOT on the corner Of Efhgham and
Grabb Street l1S feet ON the former and $50 feet
On the iatteFd harrington it Six Or eight small
TENEAIENTS. ft1iAdNH htt' if4iF
Sale VIII taePia@effip front ron of the property on
Terms made iknUwn at saIe.tW me a%on
). NJ. SGHooLFTELD,
o "Vgs%5L IcoldtD orAihaidn COPY executor ID
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o'clock, if not previously disposed Of sat PRI-
EATE, SALE. -, r4y, ,,,i.,,,,ta. ,,,,, n
Offers for the property viii be received and
loqnsdened until the 18th inst, at 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 3015 feet front
on Main Street, running back 81 feet fon Bank
Street. A portion of the Lot on Bank is 49,
feet deep, and joins the Atlantic Hotel Lot.
The building is 301a feet front by 50]9 feet,
with granite front both streets; was built
expressly for Banking House, and in the most
substantial manner. -llg{itg 8ltsaj8f.
b The Building and Vacant Lot will be gold to-
geth@r, or separately, may be determined
the day. of sale. 4yitp - ,.rG4gua 5tal ts
aAuNprivate offers that may be made willdesig-
nate whether they are for the whole property,
for the Banking House alone.i Ha ~. .tFeG
alanSi AT THE SAME TIME 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.
cTERMS.--Cash, in United States currency, for
one-third of the purchase money, and thetbaIa1ce
pay able in equal instruments, in three and six
months, in the same currency, with interest from
THE day of sale-the deferred payments to be Sc
cured bya deed of trust on the property.dT
BY order of the Board of Directors di
5do33G So 9.b Hpaa of the Farmers Banks
W .aa1g gnevat1t1 2,4 ..aadWM. w. LAMB,
naI l.tH 81 ant
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
~ ~

" ALU able RFIAL ESIAIE n
v .-.. .. AUCTION. .,
On Monday, the 10th inst, we will sell, ON the
premises, that valuable LOT and brick
BUILDING, situated on the corner ofiW. Butte
and N. Catharine Streets, at present occupied by
Mr. Sullivan. -'itl 'Gt ri i9n0lslaN d
s4, On the Lot is aTwo7Stery Brick Building with
out-houses, in very good condition.
T% This property isvalusble for family residence,
or it is a good stand for, the Retail business.
There is sufficient ground for the erection of two
other dwellings, one on each street.ts f.
Sale IL; O'clock M. ,}ls,. IY rtaft b1Iuls
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
sGs;& YiAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
ocll-tf r, ,,7a.I.-5 No. 5 Commercial Row.
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me iamlly are IhVlted 10 aCtsndA lB I Ao ,
In Cincinnati, Ohio, on tie f5tf isFE, Mr. WIN.
Nuy4o GuIsEIdNJ+ef, NewI Orlesris,a fofmefly of
| tbfs citV, aggd AZ Years lS1 AnA hsshl -
The friends and, acaria iinltances az tkSI AmiIy
arg INVITED tol attend MS fupeaT3al,
hlA II o'clock from the osd TesCldSee
istestsiqJ aT85 s5sgsh - Illus i -iiIna
z..a.rszz4NeB Orleans papers please copy.l -osnu
In Washpgteng $gn the 9th TIL inst OF g9 8Tl
moGths a5d days vonaSssi
ana aud p op the e 1oth LOUIS DrErlA ageds
eldest5daa ghtef of Ann Jfn ssay
m n% the 5afs M@ sa8 e Ss5Sspd idF
.---r.s.
ss.o4=6tls= eais; ssiesTga lis bas
G.shaEA yNns5s, bE;sEbsEsA .gvR f',!is
% fessEiishsd s s,issS sgiti54S
their last apeara9ee on Which 9SsaSi"p
shS aS1sfj 4 si; y 5sf n TO-
i.a2 A1ARAN W AT .glde4i1{z12o -- .sa:
1O4 dEt al nlimks, " "A II Y K a, 5IF5EA1,l p 81
MdhA0,3Aoh 10 aNAg ''''"
1bW IT, sau pr Mss A SLY Meeh
CAT6AAEG 1N HEIRESS "a oil
Caroline Gay t0n,asa9 .u;ss Emma WahH
i ZIP Ga T;, b S3aot ~ AZ
sally "lggie, + Miss Ada Webb.
'eSS1 m e,osa sidRy Fl TlsR1cE MARRIED.
In which Miss-Ada Webb will persona}e
y foge1o4 Ia r !. c "
faIhR5Ia asad4g ,0YSfft III P4HHeKf8d ,liof1
wa S No 5S f i, a nvsT ; sasa
Fresh, Spiced. Picked. and in the Shell. As the
R3fa s SrsS Ssa d s8dh65 6Ss}efs e!n
e. prsp' oo,lEsIeo along 'iiee Of
no1 promptly silPPTea efns eS 9o mi
4 "a L Ia 49, :, o.. II ! e f Z
n sE.sia liz Ia bhS M Az IsHES pTSG l 2a,5
: -. sfiTfdiSc 70 ~ Nt''
r. ofers ms frofessfohaf Services TO the public
he He may ne 52una f9r TIE present. ~ Off ef
TIE Rbenaf . and p elhesapeake Canal Company
a or at the fesidence of N a1sf1a1i PARKS ESD n
a34a LIZ 4 la1 l,..l
t e I'D : a. nssstssf =
undersigned1a Those oidiheGclaiIbs TaSfipsf thsl
same will present them properly aiithefti1ated.
F.. G! -BRUCB. ~
II loel4s3tfG (1Th S1rgA Eg.I.J... Executor. r
- 1T Fly Iy y =
sa oSsRRls III .Ss 9 ing d6nfA4
oaSyh55aa III Mad lta ohAsa BUSINESS,
In all It's b9ransehes8ssecits share Of the pubFien
.pumn5ag Hhe business YAH senductAa under
Gsla s'y'e OF WI HhIAf1 Ta Mpa$1
FHNEAS, EAS,,TEAS--A fun supply
Il of very rfhbicY1 TEAS, at extremely dole
prices, lust TectiYed..aa ~ ~. ~ ,,..e, ...,r
y ss} } qSS, y eS stpt ana
aaft Patsht f ediones s Tolaf spg Ids
and ltIce IN e DINO iT nnelE IIr3chaalysa
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Jakeman -
For RED. III II sssaEags 6ffsfato rent a very
desirable family residence Portsmouth
Leigh Byothers d. Phelps give notice that they
will sell On Monday next, afot of Rigging, Sails
Blocks and Spars - *
On. Pat,.oas ewill please send their tadvsrt
ments id, by 5 O'clock, when &tA is convenient
This course will always insure their, inseptdn.l1
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=HHEFFaN=SHEES:=
XRfEKNsAYEe6E sTEAMER=

WERE5R5g17Ra EsTEAMER.-
HTsNUd ,HaTTUT- 1H9T 7 u q / 10 o.
sYIawiH selLJ on6 SatuFdayy iihe 4th day Of No
VeIhberZ at La ofeloc chi M in frontCG ayAuction
House, thndpAhiains gof theldS Steamer BAIRHA-
EN- aslshe nosrlies, on ythtS beach near Cape
Henry Light House. 1t consisep of the Engine,
Boilers, and Metal Sheathng on her bottom, with
all that may remain of tho. StesM ner. - --l
u, Persons desiring topdrckase; Can in tile mean
time visit the Steamer aud examine for them
,seIVtAeoaT yitGsJsnoO DTS bGsd no sGH -'
q S6RF DIV order 6fu70 yimHF 10 a9lqgus
pc 1oi ylsaaIqTs Pap. GROW ZEE, gent,
"S vol bF6re scctEof Sh6filR IL NAV concern.
, F. F., FERGUsoN, Xucti6heer. 3al9 st9d" 1916
3t,4 o sgsf y Jus tf e.1 80 .l5
ITEJd BY. ASHTON d EMERSON, .ll.s
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LSXECUTOR'S NOTICE raqA4p fisgiy
Iii de bted to- tile EBtatei6f the Hate = ar Htfs
bard, e5cafled ap0fisto make pHyfifehBatb the
andefsignea1s Those holding dclaiihs against the
same, willpresent them properly authenticated
f. G. -BRgCE, 81
4 4.osl453ttG QAA srEAll ~ i IsSeeut tor.
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0 "g@5L1 coldIp ouaiSason sop1v. Exec
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sFEsaH IL j. A r. M. Il r. 3 aas IA N X
RTTTLDTNG
! D IN THE CRY Or ,N0RFOLK,
~ g. -'0+ WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, ~
ATT ATTCTJON ~ t#

III On TUESDAY, the 3lst, day of the present
month October, in front of the premises, at IL
O'clock, if not previously. disposed Of sat PR
TATE3 SALE. - J... ',,....,,t.. f,.,. n
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-14

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-03-08
IIERRE,LI, ,&BIGLER
Have just opened large and splendid assol
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They have The best assortment of Hardware th at
has been brought TO this county, which they
will sell at .he most reasonable prices among
which will be found splendid lot Of cutlery. to
which they invite the special attention of the
public
On hand assortment of heavy silver-plated
Forks spoons. and Butter knives. of the best
Manufacture.
A lot of pistols Of the best patterns, and other
Firearms. Also general assortment of pistol
cartridges; all of which will be sold at reasona-
bic prices
They continue TO manufacture all kinds of tin
ware; brass kettles stove pipe. etc. which cannot
be surpassed in this section ofthe state.
They so have hand Pitisburg Plows. a.
mong which steel centre lever plows. Also
Piow castings, and other agricultural i'm pements
Cook stoves, and Parior and Coal stoves gem
e-ai assortment and of the best patterns for sale
at reasonable prices
Coal oil, Coal oil lamps, paints. oils and var
nishes general assortment. Glass putty, nails
iron. and castings. great variety: in fact almost
anything that may be wanted by the public can
be found IN their establishment and at prices that
cannot be beat.
Now is the time to purchase, if you desire any
thing In their line of business. Give them a call
and examine their stock and they feel assured
that you can be accommodated
Remember. their establishment is on I'd Street.
Clearf eld, Pa where you can buy goods to the
very best advantage.
Old silver, copper, brass, pewter and old cast
in-,s will be taken in exchange for goods
May IL, 1858 MERRELL d B1GLER.