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Rates OF Advertieina:

oaeiach oispace in length of column, constitutes
seQBAEE." fA rRf III 7 w.
sL50per square daily hrst week, 75 cents per week
amer tAree lnsertons or less 81 continuing eve
~ osher day after first week, so cents.
is sqoSIe three insertions or less, rs cents; one
week, Sl:O0; DC cents rer week after.
Under head of AKusHMgNTs, 81. 90 per squsre per
wesk; one insertion, 91,50.
sPH0IAI NOTICES, S2O0 per square first week,
sleeper square aitor three insertions less, $l60i
o.. sqEafe, three insertions, $l.00; one week,
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE 6TArs
fRzas (which MSS large circulation In every part of
ne Ssass fcf 800 per square for first insertion ana
so cents per square for each subsequent tpBeTAoc.
17G Al NcvfcaS ct Gsualratee.
isanssent taGvsrtteeEEontE uRgs De paid form ads
Tsrce
EgGIEEss NOTICES, IL reading columns, 20 cents
feE line for one insertion. Eo charge less than fifty
cente for esch insertion. -.
EsF~ III communications intended for tho paper
Ahc7l3 he directed TO The Gjter otbe Press and
those q business character to the Pii6lishcrs.
~ JOB PnIETIEe OF every description executes
WITH dispatch.
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ONE tenement No 20 Green street; one tenement
~ corner Of salem and Bracket stree 8; and one
tenement 10 Jordan's Court Enquire OF the snb
scriber real Estate broker, 81 Exchsnge a. -
lH 10 4tf gt9ag JABs z G. WOODMAN, Jr.
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EOTTCE.

A Ii Freight from the United States for Capada,
N win be dst lined ct Isla Pond, unless il is ae
companied with Invoices OF value fer the United
Etates Customs 81 JOHN PORTEOUS, nj,
jan27dIm s4sa5f Agent,
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Box Manufactorv.

WE sre making. and are pr par ed to make,
ing Mi Is, loot Of Cross, between Fore and Com
,- WINsL0W. DOTEN & Co.
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u. \. MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STATES OF AMRRIoA, IL 5atf 9l8z
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss. ft5t ~
DuRSUANT to Monitions from the Hon, Ashpr
Il Ware, Judge of the United States District Coart
within and for the District of Maine l hereby give
public notice that the following Libes have been
flied in said Court, viz So S4a "a. -
A Libel against the Brig CHARLES WESLEY,
seized by the Collector Of the District of portland
and Falmouth on the TWEEN seventh day of Janu-
ary instant, at Portland in said District 81 : -j n
~ A Libel against ONE BARREL aud TEN DEMI-
SoHFs of SANTA. .CEUz Rum, seized BIZ the Go ieG'or
OF the District of Portland and Falmouth on the
twenty saveoth day OF January instant, at Portland
in said District. r,,<a.,s. ,.4l.a
A Libel against ONE BAaRBL OF SUGAR AND
THREE BARRELS OF MoLAssBs seizeo by the Col
iector Of the Dlstr ct of Portland and Falmouth on
the twsn'y first day Of January, iasteat, Of Fort
land. IN said Dist let, J M asa
+ u Which Sc zuie, were for breaches of the Jaws o.
tne United States, as Is particularly set fottn
IN said Lii els; that hearing ard trial will be pad
tnereon at Portland in aad ~ict, the SECOND
1Gesdog Of February Mert where any PERSONS inte-
lesteo therein may appear, and show CAUSE 4 sny ~
can o shown, wherefo the same should not De oe-
creed forfeit, and disposed OF according to law
ary, 1866. stas9--- -----I - ssi.,-l4ss
jnn8ldl4d.sH 0ii Tfade fa!qr District Of Maine.
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FIRE WE MUST HAVE

and the Lucfer Match, dangerous as IL is has been
regarded as verv greas conyience. when contrast.
bing Of dry sticks together, even the still more
useful advance upon hat mode, the old fashioned
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L AANban DOA, r1-lN AMI OIEEL. -
While tolerating the Lncifers (ciearly as choice
OF evils efisnfifc chemists have for more than
qaaTtsr , Of century been experiuenting upon the
difhcuit problem ofthe production of instantaneous
light ana hre, In combination with two important
First, Freedom from fsnsivt and Injurious odors.
Second, The insufing Of perfect safety in its daily
use as match composstson. The honor of the dis
ceyery belong to ss4
SCANDINAVIAN CHEMIST
who has produced, to bless mankind the long-look-
ed for Alchemy, and If 1t is true that he who makes
TIVE blades Of grass grow who're but one grew be-
worlds gratitude b. awarded to him whose perse-
verng efforts have resulted in producing chemical
% q ths acca, application Of which in
lives and millions Of treasure.
A MATCH NOTORIOUS AND SAFE,
all will admit is valuable discovery, and those are
the qualities Of the new match.
No Sulphur or Phosphorus =
enter into It's composition Satisfied Of its great val
ue and superiority all Others the dis inguished
inv ntor vas awarded the Prize Me 1a by the Com
mittee of the International Exhibition at the Crys-
tai palace in London while ali other matches were
exoinded from fhe building. aQ 9iA1 l9f4
lnorder that tho stl i. eii shi e aaal :
PEOPLE OF AMERICA a
may share with those Eur pc the blessings OF this
inyentoa, arrangements have been made for the
WORK ing Of the patent here, and an association
formed under the name of sia a ss
The Universal Safety Match Co.,
who now offer to citizens Of the United States
A Domestic Match, Inodorous and Safe,
AND FOR OUTDOOR USE, 4.
8 a Safety Flaming Fuse or Wind DETER,
which nei her wind nor rain can extipguish.
A fair trial viii verify our statements n1i 3
w. F. PHILLIPs,
9 t Agent for the State of Maine
"a Agents wanted In every town in the State.
4 jan26 eod2w
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The Ficlure 8 lncompIete,

dark as tis, without reference to the annual loss of
valuable property, which may safely be stated at
millions OF dollars. dal 7al ,it8H T.
Read the dailyj urnals, or enquire Of any Insur.
ance Company, for Yerifcation of this statement.
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Assets, as above. Ia3TI sa,e5S,755 So
Disposed Of as Follotcs:
Reserved for losses, due 1870 tt~ 7At i.'
4 sub equent to Jan, Il NJ saf5 .sdi
1865, 7,24l 45 x.
Reserved for reported tlSH -5 r.
lcssss, awaiting proofs, -ssg Is 10 a
&c, 40 500 90
Reserved for special de.
n Srn, e79 2s5 70
Amount reserved for re- 9sst 80 Assa
insurance on all exist - = naivAsl 40
i1g po icies, (yaluationk
at per centihterestl q 432, ,955 80 PILE ah4 u
Dividends declared prior sdt is4f bss
I to 1859. uncalled for, 13,43l 81
Reserved for: -stasss9el
Dividends, 1850 10 1860, ff II
sginclusiye, now to bepaid 1921 II ' Ntn%-@
Do 1851 and 1852, now =tttff 80 p0
"a to be paid,s r s. & las, 1887 "a
Do. 1868 (present value ~ rec l.siia.'
at4 per cent init 1854 81 "a g.,4 S. a
Do. 1894 90. do. do. 1927 70
Do 1866 do. do. do. Sl26 CO asf9H 21 bs
Special reserved tsurplus
- ~ '-'''' 1'''Ns ~ ss.e5s, ,755 IS
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rf4--.-. ia EOHx SA AEs 1r4381 "
A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot form
- - cry occupied by 4. Merrill CO Enquire of
the subscriber. REUBEN MERRILL.,-
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the Year Oss Thousand Eight Hssdred ana
iaI 8 hg sa Si1ty-Fgve fli4 .,..-.-,'
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By LUcIFER MATCHES.

Scarcely week passes without record of one o
more children lesing their lives by these dangerou
articles. gEWs ~ ID
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-19
HOLIDAY DIRECTORY.

About these times the subject of Christ
mas Presents and New Years Gifts is
uppermost in the family mind. In or
der that no time need he wasted, we
indicate below the places where pur-
chases may be made in Norfolk:
COMMISSION MERCHAN TS--WHOLEs AND RE-
TAIL.
Sherman BROTHERS Co. Nos. 16 and is Roanoke square
agents for Herrings champion safes aud fairbanks
nud,ev pean & Co. No. II Roanoke square.
William Nichols Co. Nos. 90 and % Roanoke square.
Kimberly Brothers, Chambersine's wharf, foot Of Main
street. -, 20 o,,,, -
acent for California wines.
p J,nneberry Co.. cotton factors, foot OF Commerce
street. west side. -,
Montgomery Wilson, MOI Roanoke square, ue''c's
in foreign and domestic fruits.
" r. Harrison Nos s. o. 10 and II Campbells wharf,
General produce dealer and cotton factor
X. Biggs Co Roanoke Dock east side land agents ana
Goarre X Goodrilge -four aud produce dealer No ~
Roanoke square agent for the Norfolk city mills
Wake &Chanlbrraine, Roanoke wharf, also auction
eers. t.s o.s, side snacal
ne Pass Adams No AZ Wide Water street dealer IN
foreign and domestic fruit. -, q;
Russell 4 McCourt, No. commercial row, "'''e's IN
produce generally -, -,
william Lamb, Commerce street, west SIDE genera
| shipping merchant.
j. II. johnson, No. Is Commerce street
Turner Co. No. Cainpbeh wharf, eio'eiS ' ~
mission merchants. ,.s -
oral erocers agents for philadelphia steamers, not,
| ml,lics and average adjusters
wv Allen %. No Commercial row, general deal
| ers in butter lard cheese, &c. ,
/ Baird Roper, No Al Market square, Whoiesae si'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
and Hudson, % %.

Philadelphia aud Hudson, 1926
B9 c.i,s sso9 40 iennsssy otard P
ry, Blackberry Ginger, &C., $5Oog6; Domestic (con-
mon s, sgSs California .a per case syoD,
&C. 0ogls; California Wine Bitters, per case $500
BACoN.Batmore, Sides, 1oa2oc; Hams, $50 sOc
BEEF-Estra Mess tlsoO@2O 90; Ness slsoo@lsoo
COrTON-Good Middling 40; Middng a. Low Mid
| ding AZ Good Ordinary 50; Low Ordinary 81
C0AL--First quality, 4odD45c: % quality s5e94oc
BkICKs-Firut quality pressed, $500; ID do, $500
BAGGiPs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER. SOS uer ton.
C0RN-white, 72Ca75c.; Yellow, Ss0tas3c
corToN-Ordinary, si@s4c; Good, s4@s7c; Mid
C0fFEE-Prme Rio Coffee aolz@a2c
CUBA M0LAssES- 55a65.
CANDLES-Adamantine, 2S(130c; Tallew 23a25.
CIGARS-Domestc and Imported 2Oc4l5O.
DOMEsTIcs-Merrimack Prints. 1885, spragus d,
~ American do 80; Amoskeag do IN; Duches do
80 London Mourning do M; Amoskeag do. q; Ian
ing, 80; ~ foe Brown sheeting 36 "a do 3d. a do
Bleached do 50 IS; Ticks 81 a621z Striped shrting
Ssass CSosed and Bieaehed Drills s7l2ass; colored
rL01Rz-Fsnily. sag ooal5oos4; Extra, slo4@i2s4;
Super, $4,000; Fine $s.256l075
foRAGE-Hay, l6O92oo per cwt; Corn 9saloo per
bnshei Oats 45@5o per hushe; Bran 4o@a5o per bush
p0RTER-London, best brands, $3.50; Philadelphia
NAVAL STORES : Crude Turpentne, s4@@Aso;
Turpentinc, $550a6O0; Tar, $550d600.
GIN-$25O@5O0
HOOPS-None
LEATuEh-Cat SKINS, tf"gsiu Per dozen; Sole
LUMBER-Ciear per thousand, 5000; ID do, 5000;
LIME-Tirst quality per Dbl, s2.6o@ssoo; % qualit
OAkUM.-le@lsc.
OII.-whae, per gallsn, s2.Oa@22s; LinsesI, Hls
/ Lard $2l0@240.
s 20 HOUSE sYRups-soasoc.
sHINGLEs-si2O0@l3oo.
sTAVES-$}7 GOA 400.
| RUM-$24o@60o.
L
| SOAP-13al6c.
SUGAR Brown 561sc; Refined Crushed Pow dered
and GRADUATED, lXa22e- White lslkci VIII 10;
T0BACCO-ConnectcutL Leaf 20a76c; vir. COZ 81 25
in market; Manufactured, soe@sl25; Smoking 5Oc(9
| slO0; snufl, soc @sIoo
| Rosin-Not quoted.
WOOD-Per cord f4.50td500.
WHITE LEAD-SaI1.
wHEAT-white, 81. Go@21o; Red, sl4Oa1 Co
wiIsREYs-oid Monong.hela dow PROOF 81 lo@225.
Rye aSa BsSrson gsso = o@sSo
$500 Por, stoees co. caret in cases $500 1905
mia, per case sl20ad1 400.
DOMESTIC MARKErs.
MEATs.-Beef, l6es2G Mutton, lGa2o Pork Or sau
sages. rs, sonce Is Dried Beef 2sa3O Choice Hams
3se1311 E Bacon, 25630; Butter 50a6O
POULTRy-fmkeys, i a5@a 90, Geese, oo,al a5.
Ducks per pair 25l SO, Chickens 7S@i 90 Rabbits,
l5@20 slnrrels l562G Partridgcs 20d25; wild Ducks
pair, to,915; c. B. Ducks pair, / 5oS2 90.
NEdErABLES-Cabbage 56110 cts; Onions 10 cts pes
csne Bess 10 cts per bunch Soup Vegetables o
Potatoes 15gSO cts per peck.
FISH chahs, piece, 5o@l co. Perch, bunch, lsazo
COP PIsI-Saioc; hake s,sa7e
BUrTER, LARD AND CHEEsE.-Butter 4o.p4s cts.
Per pound Lard 5000 sts. per pound; Cheese eos2
ofsrERs-es cents per quart.
saiesrrporcd on change yesterday 203 barrels
Of Tar At ta2s and seven bales of midIing Cotton at
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-19

BUFFERS TOWER SOLD FOR FIVE Doll
LARS. Buffers celebrated Tower, near
Bermuda Hundreds, from which. for so
many months, lynx-eyed sentinals pried
into the movements of the Confederate
troops, was. on yesteady, sold at public
auction by Mesrs. Panhill & McIlwaine
auctioneers, for the sum of S.. There
were at least 80 cords ofgood timber in
the structure. Surely there is something
i'm name. All ofthe other government
property brought, at the same sale,
remarkable high prices. -Petersb,trg
Express.
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PLAIN.
EhKGX AND ORNAMENTAL.

thatwas collected In Virginia. and facilities for do
ing work Of all kinds and In all coors and FORMS from
the largest and most varied Poster to the smallest most
tasteful and beautiful Visiting Card unequalled.-
Our wokmen masters In their art and for beauty
design and elegance Of execution, stand without rivals
an that types, and ink, and skill and taste
phsh, they perform In manner to give complete
satisfaction to the most astidous. We say this In
spirit of vain boasfunes but assert it merely sim
Pile fact that will be amply established by examination
Of the specimens they producedof their handwork
and which be seen eserywhere-as there are to be
found scattered far and near throughout the States Of
Virginia and North Carolina abundant samples of their
ncsmparsbls workmanship bearing the lApress Of me-
ehancal excellence and artistic beauty.
The Once IL perfect and complete In oil Its appoint
msnts-with the latest improved Presses for printing
Handbills and Cards. aui with efficient and experienced
printers there Ia wo in any ihso the business that
we cannot perform in a satisfactory style.
Tho facilities afforded by the BEST AND LATEST
IMPROVED MACHINERY, will also enable us to fur
nish work at great reduction from former prices
Norfolk, rendering 1t unnecessary, either on &C
eunt of mechanical execution price, for any to send
heir orders away to have them filled.
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Deuarmres of LIST and 2lst connect at Panama WIN
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those OF LIST
touch at MANZANILLo
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin, $3.50; Second do, $3.50; Storage Sl"5
discount OF ONE QUARTER from steamers rates al
lowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with lam
lilies Also an allowance of ONE QUARTER on through
rates to cergynen and their families and school teach
crs; soldiers having honorable discharges, HALE FARE
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
Baggage masters baggage through and attend
to ladies' and children without male protectors Baggage
received on the dock the day before sailing, from steam
boats railroads. and passengers who prefer to send down
early.
An experienced Surgeon on board Medicines and at
tendance free
A Steamer will be placed on the Line January LIST
1865 to run from NEW ORLEANS to AsPINwALL via
HAVANA.
For Passage Tickets further information apply al
tbe Company's Ticket Office, the Wharf, FOOT Oh
CANAL STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK.
dsco-am Pw. @. BELLOWS, Agent.
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SAIL MAKERS.

| SAIL MAKERS,
mksss no"se' 'o' '''' u ."'"p''''' ""'' 80
Taylor Edwards No. campbcifs wharf up stafs.
SHIP YARDS AND MARINE RAlLWAfS
w n.... u.,, 49,, 40 ,,,us an, r.,,..v wtas
| w a. JAWS SNIP yaiu, W." NIUE anu 's'"ey' "''S
| wafer stree': above NebraskG
Nahanle NASH snip fard saw mills, ana Two rmi"sys
=" "'u' ""'e'' NJ "s''o' u Ne"'a'ha street
SHIP BROKERS.
U n Staples, Rowand's wharf, ship stores, chandlery
ann s,eamnoat agents
sey"i' ~e'feaef Co.. OLD tobacco ware house, Town
| rvm,.
nooe ,,n Banks No. 10 Wide Water street
opSh"f, corner oil Wide Water street and Wood
| sue 'sge.
TO- ioans 70, NO ID VIDE water street, also ship
ping agents.
| FEED STUFPs.
| M xy mn ~
wv mai, NO: ID Roanoke square
u W. Chiids 70 NO. VIDE water street
surpT = cToprrs rANcy ApTrcr rs AVN .n,ra
rrww, ,,..n,s .,,n :, 1s,,,,,,, sr nnn
"hNrLEmhNo fuhNisHiNo sIohE
". II stner, No. Main street store, general
to order - = =. : :
Maaeo's No 70 Church street Shirts made to order
and cents IA yniships goods In great variety. -''
MMUsEMENTs 4
gu,
Senn IhraTe, cnhfeh street odd Fellows, HAL
New Idea, saloon, nee concerts, Odd Fellows Hall
Turher maize Hee concerts, opposite Johnsons Hail
Canterbury Hall, free concerts Wide Water street,
corner Of Reeds lane
snake snow, NO ", Church street
Fat Baby southwest corner Of Church and Main Streets
sff r c.up r,ousps
Marathon Nleek No 10 Rank street lunches daily nj
II o'clock, one Of The most fshonasie resorts In tho
city The hest of lamar. and ciqar ON hand nlite
ten,on and excellent x is IT,. reading ding. rooms
lauors and ne lunches All the late Northern papers and
city journals, for the accommodation Of guests.
BILLIARD SALOONS
The Atlantic Hotel. These rooms contain four Of the
finest tables Ia the city, The room Ia comfortably heated
and elegantly furnished The bar attached ~ furnished
WIN m .e ns .. pi nius a n on' a, so ,,
,r@s. ioi,hn'ant a, NO sinS sa,, ns ,Ia,ar
,a;. a,.h. 'a,Ias En-. H. a,ans.sI pbat..s
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-19

GEN. BRACES PROPERTY CoNFIs-
GATED. In the case ofthe United States
ps. the Greenwood plantation, property
of Braxton Bragg, the granted delay
having expired and no defence being.
filed, the court ordered, on motion OF
the district attorney, that all persons
interested in said property be considered
in default, and the property be con
demned and sold for The benefit OF the
United States. Petersburg Express.
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a DAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
N npCrcr M IA CJURCU STREET.

tTHEATRE BuILDiNal ~
FREIGHT, MONEY, and vALUABLEs fofwsrdedw WIN
..ra and despatch to all parts of the United States
BILLS, DRAFTS &c., collected, and prompt re'urh1
msde ~ Norfo,l and Portsmouth,
car Goods 10 he forwarded and will deliver wiihontek''a
charge ali goods that arrive by Express s,,,
Espress going North closes at 23o r. h-eo"s oo"''
at 6P.M TT RJaNEy Agent.
septe-tf " ~
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS.

Under this heading is included Cards Tickets Of
cry description that be executed Cardboard from
hne large colored handful, down to bread ticket
The small trades need these and in every other place but
Norfolk, no sker or icedealer, mkmen, grocer,
or huckste would pretend to do business without them
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-19
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
ID COMPA
STEAMER "EOLUS,n

HHHIi.IH FROM
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE,
EASTERN SHORE, MATTHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STA TIES MAIL
The New and Fast Steamer
EOLUS," Captain p. McCarrick,
commenced her regular trips to the abovenaed places
on the 9th SEPTEMBER
This Steamer will leave the Compaty's Wharf, on
Whitewater street. opposite tho Atlantic Iron Works.
Norfolk at 81 and High Street Wharf Portsmouth, at
O'Clock, A. NJ, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
for Cherrystone-every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
for Mathews and Gloucester counties and Yorktown
touching at Old Point going and returning each trip
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore Steam
Packet Companys Steamers "TIIOS. KELSO" and "ADE-
LAIDE," for Baltimore, and all points North and West
Through tickets sold on this Steamer for Baltimore
and her connections
This Steamer Is especially adapted to the service In
which she Is engaged, being very Fast having Fine
Accommodations, and Is noted excellent Sea Boat,
and will make her trips regardless Of the weather.
For freight or PASSAGE apply to d. G. BALL, Agent,
Portsmouth, or to the Purser of the Steamer.
-t ff THOS. II. WEBB,
Agent
Norfolk, December IL, 1865. ft decl2-tf
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OUR BUSINESS CARDS.

No Merchant, business man Mechanic should be
without hese-and furnish them in any quantity
shape size style color the shortest notice and at as
cheap rates they be procured il the United States
very man that pretends to do business should be well
applied with Cards.
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Our &eddinq Cards.

No couple can live happy die In peace blessed by
Nc love Of children, unless they bequeath to them
gifts Of remembrance, few of our beautifully exc
'ated WEDDING CARDS, gotten up in the latest Style
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Cur Uisitins Cards.

Our specimens in this line vie with the finest Copper
late ehgrsvngs and are executed with great neatness
On Hns enAmelsd and Bristol Cardboard.
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T I G K E T s

Candidates have their tickets promptly and cor
recy printed and their election warranted II necessary
In fact the POST JOB OFFICE Is capable Of executing
anything and everything that be called for in the
busnes and will guarantee universal satisfaction ON the
most liberal terms and We respectfully request con-
tinuanee of the patronage heretofore generously be-
slowed upon our efforts by the people of this city and
State.
All orders should be plainly written, especially proper
Names to prevent mistakes and handed in at the Count
ing the first floor IL sent BY letter addessd TO
L. n. BROWN, Norfolk Post.
TERxS:
Cash delivery Of the work, except In cases whore or
dss from regular advertisers In the pter bills
N b rspdrsd mothly.
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Posters and Dodgers.

We print these Of all sizes and In oil colors Of ink and
paper and nexto advertising In tho Post tho best way
to make known your business Is through the POSTER
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NoRFOLK POST

THE NOHFOHh TOcI-
Offers the best terms to ADvERrIsnA and its prices vii
always correspond with the general advertising rates
other cities. 81 fls tFsi fIitl
TWELVE LINES or less win constitute asqnsfo
For a single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR viii
charged, and for each subsequent insertion TwhNTx
FIVE CENTS. e.-l..5fsse gs..s,
Merchants Auctioneers and all others who advertise
regularly and occupy oncourhofs column or more can
make special terms and will receive liberal deduction
Business Cards, Five DOLLARS per month or svsr DOL
LAS per year. sf' ~
All transient advertisements payable In sdvAncs-Ai
others monthly.
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TIE PRoPRIErORs Of this Establishment respectfully
to the Public Of Norfolk, Portsmouth and vi
entity that they fully prepared to execute every de-
scripton of JOB PRINTING known to the business,
not only with NEATNEsS and DESPATCH, but in q
style unsurpassed in the south for BEAUTY and III T.
CANOE. We have the most complete and varied assort-
ment Of TYPE Of ALL sIZHS and DRsCRIPrIONs-
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The Superior Accommodations
offered by tho

are well known by the travelling public. The Steamers
are all NEW, constructed with great regard to speed
courteous and attentive officers Their superior speed
enables them to make sure connections with all trains
thereby causing delay either end of the route to
Travellers
The Fare has been reduced by the general solicitation
Of the travelling public, whom we feel grateful Tor
their very liberal patronage, which, we trust by just
course, tn continue to merit.
N. B-Passengers aud baggage transferred TO and
from Portsmor tn free of charge.
Leave Norfo from wharf foot of Roanoke and Market
Squares II. V. TOMPKINS,
Oct27-tf AGENT
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AGRICULTURAL IMpLEMENTs

Smith q. futile. No. 81 Main street confectionery
fruits, nuts, wines, liquors. cigars soaps extracts and
fancy goods. The largest esablshment Of ths Kind In
the city 49,
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BILLS OF FARE

Done In a manner skul and rare that cen epicures
will not complain Of the fare No Hotel or Restaurant
should be without theni These furnish daily at re-
duced prices.
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Manifests and Bills Of Lading.
In this branch Of the business Printers exceand
we can furnish shippers steamers promptly.
L A B E L S /.

Apothecaries Druggists and others who make use OF
these necessary articles, be promptly suppl ed