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DIED.

Suddenly Of Pneumonia in Petersburg, on the morn
ing Of the 18th of August MINNIE eldest daughter Of
Augustus and Ellen Tabb aged years. three months and
Is days.
At his residence Petersburg, on the morning Of
the Goth inst after long and protracted illness, Mr..
JAMES PAE, in the 72d year of bis age.
On the Goth inst, at Richmond, HARRIET sINTHAEs,
infant daughter Of William and Lena Baldwin, aged
months and II days
On the 18th Of August, in Richmond, Mr.. J0SEPHUS
H. WYATT, formerly lof Matthews county, va but for
many years resident Of Richmond, aged Ssysars and
months.
On the morning Of the Goth inst In Richmond, at ten
minutes to eight o'clock, ANNIE ELIZABETH, the
youngest chdof R. 7. and Marcsa Sales, aSed year.
months and Is days.
On Thursday, August 18th, IN Richmond at twenty
minutes past O'clock, P. H. MARY SUSAN. second
daughter of Robert L. and Sarah Q. Psttway.
On Friday night, August 18TH, in Richmond, HENRY
sPILLER PLACE, In the 66th year Of his age.
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The Courts.

MAJORS -fortsmoath-Cbarl Graham, ar
signed for shooting firearms in the street 1t appearing
that the accused shooting at dog supposed to be
mad, the case dismissed.
Win. Fl. Mcdonald, arrested for stealing horse, the
property Of Francis Parker valued at $50 1t appearing
that there no intention Of stealing the horse the &c
cused having hired it, he required to pay for the uss
II horse while in his possession.
Simon X. 0verhot, arrested for being drunk and break
ing window. Having paid damages was dismissed.
Merritt South arrested for being drunk the streets
Charge not sustained and accused was dismissed
VIM Daniel jcOlored arrested for using abusing and
threatening language to Mrs Elizabeth Hickman Turn
"a OTsr 10 the Military for trial.
Richard Qusekendorf lcolored arrested for beating
Allen smith (eolored) Turned over to the Military.
benjamin Goodman Albert Cherry, Mary Riddill Jacob
Osney all cy5red arrested for dsordcrly and riotous
eoEfHet Released on promise Of good behaviour.
julia Ryan, charged with selling goods, wares and
neTehsndse without license. Fined $40.
A4TOE's C1TET.-The case of Moran for assault and
battery On Geo Hill examination waved bail given
and the aecus sent appear before the Corporation
Court the 4ih Monday In August. several warrants ac
ton Tor debt we're Issued, and one attachment.
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PROPHETS IN THOSE DAYS,

The gift of prophecy may be divine
endowment, or it may be merely reason,
judging the future by the past, or philo-
sophy teaching effects from causes and
there may even be those who were born
with veil over their faces, and have
what is called second sight, who are
seventh sons of seventh sons, can read
the stars, and by the twinkling of those
distant orbs foretell coming events; OF
others than poets, may have felt the sofs
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

The supplies of vegetables poultry, &c. brought oour
market are undminshed The following we're the ruling
prices yesterday:
FRESH MEATS-At the stalls Beef, according to cut,
1905 cts; Veal s@1o cts Mutton l29l5 cts shoat
1901 90 per quarter. A
F0WLS-Chickens 25a5O cts according to size; Ducks
81 00@1 rs per pair Geese 62@75 cts.
FRuITs-Peache 81 coal so per bushei; Damsons
81 6o@2 90 per bushel Pears 81 5o@2 90 per bushel;
Apples 5000 cts. per peck ~ e ~
vEGETABLEs-Cabbage 5@lO cts4 Tomatoes 5000
ce per peck Onions 10 cts per bunch Beets 10 eta Per
bunch; Soup Vegetables 1910 cts per bunsh Potatoes
7S@S1 90 per bushel; Sweet Potatoes 5000 cts per
peck
FIsH-Hog Fish s. 90 to 81 rs per DOZEN Spots lo@le
cts per dozen; Trout 25@50 cts piece; Mullet 10@lS
cts. per bunch Sheep Head 5otGs1 90
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE-Bnttor 20@35 ctsi
per pound; Lard 22925 ats per pound; Cheese leGzs
cts. per pound.
The markets yesterday rather lively IL cornpar
son with business tran sactions of last week. Cotton IL
firm at quotations. with small lots coming in Wheat Ia
lively and In anxious demand by city iliers The
city mills ofW H. Turner Co. have several agents out
purchasing Naval stores in demand and firm at quota.
tons Building material looking up and firm at quota
TONS Freghts still in demand for Northern ports Scd
firm with ordinary demand
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The Union State Convention of Penn
sylvania has nominated Major General
John F. Hartranft for Auditor-G General,
and Colonel John M. Campbell for Sur
veyor- General. The platform embraces
support of the administration, vigorous
enforcement of the policy of con fisea-
ton, the holding of the disloyal States
under the strong hand of the federal
government till they are ready to resume
their fealty to the Constitution, protec-
ton, and the Monroe doctrine.
The assessors valuation of taxable
property in the city of Worcester, Mass,
shows thatof real estate to be 81 1874 ,000;'
personal estate $3.50, 900; making a to-
tai valuation of S1S, 7S2, 900. This is an
increase over last years valuation of
about $2,400, 600, nearly S2,0OO,0eO of 1t
personal, large portion of which is
caused by taking stocks, which last year
were taxed by the State. The number
of polls is 1910, 225 more than in '64.
Samuel Cony is the Union candidate
for Governor Of Maine, against Joseph
Howard, democrat. The platforms of
the two organizations are very similar,
except that the Union resolutions are i'll
favor of loyal suffrage and the other op-
posed to that OF negroes.
The Democrats of Minnesota, follow
ing the example of their brethren in
Maine, have adopted platform to sus-
tain the reorganization policy of Presi-
dent Johnson and the Monroe doctrine,
and opposing protective tariff and the
suspension Of the writ of ha6eas corpus.
The Kentucky Senate has been re-
ported twenty-one Conservatives and
seventeen Union. But notices have
already been served upon two pro-slavery
candidates, said to have been returned
by fraudulent voting. Il
The Providence journal speaks Of a
squash vine In that city which grows
eighteen inches daily, and at last ac-
counts was sixty feet long. 1t will soon
get beyond the limits of the State.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

NETTING or THE orsgrRMEN "A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the oyster planters and dealers was held
terday at the spacious dining saloon attached to Doland
Youngs Restaurant, No Is Canpbelfs wharf, Captain
Henry Fitzgerald in the Chair c. Walker Secretary The
Chairman stated the object of the meeting was to naugu-
definite line Of action protect theinterests Of
the oystermen and the oyster trade On notion com
ittes was appointed to draw UP petition to the Cover
ask his aid and influence in carrying out the OBJ
ects of this meeting and more particularly to have the
oyster laws Of this State rgidy enforced, &C. The
following committee vas appointed viz W P. Hyard,
Joseph Cuipsppsr, J, " Coleman and Captain Backers
On notion meeting adourned to be called at an early
dnyas as the committee notify the President OF the
result Of their petition and interview with tls Governor
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No MORE NATIONAL BANKs.-lt Is

No MORE NATIONAL BANKs.-lt Is
understood that the authorized amount
of national currency has been exhausted,
and that no more national banks will at
present be chartered except only those
whose papers We're filed in due form
prior to August lst, 1855. 1t follows for
like reason that the capital stock of those
in operation cannot at present be in
creased. The clear understanding of
these facts by the business public of the
country will obviate useless correspon-
dence, and relieve the Currency Bureau
of much labor in answering letters.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ENTERPRISE, NORFOLK LOOKING uP.--Yesterday after
noon our merchants and citizens had u called meeting
at The Council Rooms in the City Hall.
The meeting was organized by calling to the chair
upon motion of E. c. Robinson,) j. b. Whitehead Esq.
and Henry Gleslin, Esq, Secretary. The Chairman
informed the meeting that the object of this call for
tho purpose Of giving citizens generally and
chants in particular. opportunity to participate in
enterprise looking direct trade II not proposed
to call on the city or ito merchants for one cental that
was asked the mutual cooperation Of all who had
the interest of Norfolk in view &c The Chairman then
introduced Fitzhugh Carter, ESQ.,, who stated briefly
that he capital aud moteri0t mere ready All that was
asked by them iu the enterprise the support and
operation of our citizens and merchants generally
On motion Of e. c. Robinson Esq. committee of five
was appointed by the Chair to draft series OF resolu
tons for the consideration Of the meeting &c. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed by the Chair Messrs
&. @. Robinson William Mahone y. p Tebb, W II. Tur
ner, Ezekal Vance -.r -.
The committee after brief absence, returned and
ported series Of resolutions which read separately
and adopted unan mousy, well resolution to
courage emigration to this port direct from Europe
On motion, the meeting adjourned. 81
The meeting was harmonious and united in the pur-
pose to carry out the object and intent of the resolutions
offered, and unanimously passed. which for obvious
are published We only hope that our sister
cities in the Commonwealth will endorse the line faction
inougurated by Norfolk They will have ample oppor
tuny to do SO, Ftzhugh Carter, Esq. so well and
fsvorably known throughout the State will lay the pro-
posed enterprise before the merchants and citizens of
other cities in virginia without delay.
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MARRIED..

On the 10th inst, at Petersburg by the Rev. Alexsn
der Raven, Capt ALBERT MAGUIRE, Of Philadel-
phia Penn, to Miss suSEN L, GILBERT, Of Raleigh
North Carolina.
In Salem, Va, on the 9Th of August, by the Rev. NJ,
Register, Mr.. GILES BENEFIT, to Miss ANNIE L. L
DAVIS, formerly Of Norfolk, Va
On IL July, by Drs Broadnus and Seely, Rev. HENRY
", DODGE, OF Lynchburg, Va, to Mrs IDA LATHAM,
eldest daughter of ]. s. Bacon, Of Warrenton, Va.
On the 10th inst, at the Wesleyan Female Institute,
Staunon, Va, by the RevJ c. Dice Mr.. HENRY CRIST,
and Mrs. BARBARY A. WHITESELL. Of Mint Spring,
Augusta county
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

The notorious guerilla, Champ Fergu-
son, has made full statement to one Of
the editors of the Nashville Dispatch
which is to be published. He gives a
complete history of his career, and ex-
presses himself freely on everything re-
lating to the charges against him. He
denies ever having committed many Of
the acts charged against him, and states
that those whom he killed We're seeking
his life, were in arms hunting him down
and waylaying him. He says he has
never harmed a federal soldier in regu-
lar service. He has taken many pris-
oners. He states that he could not have
been taken in ten years if he had re-
manned in Clinton County, Kentucky,
his home, and not surrendered; that he
surrendered in good faith as a regular
Confederate officer, not anticipating
prosecution.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

Would it be asking too much OF our
contemporaries to omit all mention OF
Werz in those copies of their papers
which they send here in exchange Win
the Post. Werz is stale, and we are very
tired of his name, the postponements OF
his trial, the recital ofhis alleged crimes;
and we trust that he may be removed
from nlblic gaze.
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ID H A L L e n & co.
1856 & 1911 Water Street,

NEW YORK
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, .ss-s.
Snail Tools for the Farm and garden, sach as Spadss
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tayal Haydscare IN general.
we offer also, large assortment Of Our owa manuhre.
tire Of Hay Cutters Coffee and Grain Mills Sugar Mills
Tor Grocers Store Trucs Of various patterns Road
Scrapers, Wheelbarrows, &c. ~ 1..c
Fertilizers of all kinds such Goes Superphosphateo Of
Lime pure Ground Bone, Peruvian GuauO and Pvudrssts
8 E'E D s.
Every valuable American and FOREIGN variety Of yego.
table Flower and Grass Seed and Field Grain that has
proved worthy of cultivation, grown and selected ex.
prsssy for our trade. ~
Sales made In bulk, per pound or bushel or In snsu
packets, for retailing BY the hundred or thousand
aug22-Sm2aw
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instants
Produces Immediately splendid Black or natu.
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genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair
augl0ly CHARLES BATCHEL0R, New YORK.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

The Richmond editors have held
meeting to make arrangements for a
visit by the President to Richmond
This excitement, itseems, was all created
by caaard from one of the Herold's
correspondents; but the press seems to
be determined that they will not lose the
sensation, hence the appointment of a
committee to invite the President down
to Richmond. The following is from
the Times: H,-"
An enthusiastic meeting of many of
the leading members of the Richmond
press took place on Saturday afternoon,
at the residence of Charles HI. Wynne,
Esq, of the Richmond Times, for the
purpose of concocting measures for CIV
ing fitting reception to his Excellency,
Andrew Johnson, President of the Uni
ted States, and those who may accom-
pany him in his anticipated visit to this
city. '4ll
Mr.. Bailey, of the Bulletsa, was called
to the chair flfa
After brief statement by the Chair
man of the object of the meeting, va
riety Of excellent suggestions were made
by many of the gentlemen present as to
the best method of practically carrying
out the excellent object which ali had
in view, but as the visit of the President,
although highly probable, was still pro-
blematical, no definite and fixed ar
rangements could then be entered into
as to his reception.
A resolution was therefore adopted to
the effect that the Chair appoint
committee of seven, representing the
press of this city, who shall be constitu-
ted committee Of arrangements, whose
duty it will be to request ameeting of
the citizens of Richmond to cooperate
with them by a committee of such num-
Der as they may select, to formally in
wife and appropriately reeeiye-if ac-
ceptance is made-the President of the
United states and those who may &C.
company him in his probable visit to.
the Capital of Virginia"
The Chairman thereupon appointed,
as committee, Messrs. Hughes and
Lewellen, of the Republic; Messrs.
Ridgway and Elliott, of the Wig ). Mr..
G. Fl. Wynne, of the Times, and Mr..
Bailey, of the Bulletin; to which num-
Der, oil motion of Mr. Whittier, the
name of Mr.. Wedderburn, also of the
Bulletin, was added,
The best and most cordial feeling
seemed to animate all present towards
the President of the United States and
there can be no doubt that when he
comes among us, he will find most
warm andunfeignedly hospitable greet
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, Auorss 20.


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Thomas colyer, Mccarrick, Richmond.
Steamer City Point Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer James I. Brady, lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
Steamer Agnes, Bowen, Philadelphia
Steamer Yazco, Crouch, New York.
Steamer Hatteras. Parrish, New York.
ARRIVALS, Avovsg q.
Steamer claymont, Robinson, Philadsiphis
Steamer VIM. Kennedy, Hallett Bceton. .
Steamer 3. & ]. Baker, Coll, Baltimors.
Steamer gsorgeanna, Plerson, Baltinors.
Steamer Clarion, Morse, Williamson, N. G.
Steamer Geo. Lcary Brakeman Baltimore.
Steamer John 3 Mul5ord sturdevant, Plymouth. n. G.
Schooner Mabel. G. D. Smith, Philadelphia.
Schooner Eliza Francis Boyart, Boston
Steamer Dictator, Dcering, Richmond.
Steamer II. Martin Livingston Richmond
DEPARTURES, Avevs7 20
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
Steamer Abemarle Bourne, Boston
Steamer Creole, King, New York.
Steamer Dictator, Qeeripg, Richmond
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston Richmond
Steamer James 7. Brady, Lands, Baltimore
DEPARTURES, AUGUST "a
Steamer City Point Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer Georgeanna Pierson, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Collyer McCarrick, Richmond,
steamer " B. Mcshave, Thompson, Baltimore
Steamer George Leary Brakeman, Baltimore.
Schooner Jas Holmes; Asa, Now York
LIST or ARRTHALS AND DEPARTURES AT
F0RTRESS MONROE, Aagast 20.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer c. II. Thomas, Richmond,
Steamer Convoy, Washington.
Steamer Shetucket, Baltimore.
Steamer Pstuxent, Baltimore
DEPARTURE.
Steamer vineland, City Poiat
Steamer VIM P. Clyde, City Point
Steamer Norfolk
Steamer Triton Hilton Head.
Steamer Eagle, No. 8, City Point
Steamer Shetucket, City Point.
Steamer Patuxent, City Point.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

Our DAY PoIicx.-The dag police or rather eonstables
have pettoncd the City Council sobs placed the same
footing by being allowed fxed saisries as the other
cities in the Commonwealth 0ur City Council would
do we'll to consider this matter and increase the day pc.
lice to thirty picked and resolute men, and select COM
pesent man their Captain What ore SIX policemen
for the city of Noroikf The smallest New England town
has.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

The EIenrH WONDER Of the fashionable world sozo
DON'T Ladies' they their unsued teeth and rosy
gums reflected in their toletmhrors and gentlemen as
their white incsors flash through their dark mustaebe.
wonder how the benghted folk of twenty years ago got
along without the tssthbesutiyins bresth-perfuming
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

CAPITALISTS never had better opportunity to invest
their surplus funds Any quantity Ofreal estates thrown
upon the market and it going comparatively at low
rate Those in search of bargains would do we'll to visit
our auction and commission merchants and Judge for
tba
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

Punch's cartoon represents flock OIL
mermaids sporting with the Atlantic
cable line. Old Neptune shouts from
the bank: ''Aho-o.o-o oy there get on
o that ere cable, can't yer--thats the
way tother one was wrecked III"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Aug. 81.
Foster, n; Thompson Tyler, Rchmold, Va;
George Wallace Norfolk co, Va; Henry Tics, Nsw
York City Mrs DIME Tee, de- West Sorfolk Jne
bank, Boston; sculi Hsrrellsville C; H Hays G.
Col VIM Whitehead Suffolk, Va; Ludwig Hernrnsu
Petersburg, Va; Jas Berr, Capt Lollst Lieut. eco
A Ksnerd and lady, VISA, - -.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

PERsoNAL-E B. Branch, Esq, of the Petersburg IN
@ has been soourning in city for several days He
leaves for home to-day
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

All communications relating to business matters con
nected with this paper should be addressed to l. NJ
Brown, Norfolk Post Ali communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence INTENDED for the
paper should be addressed to John clarli, Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

REruRSEDayor Tabb returned to the city yesterday,
by the Richmond boat and viii resume the duties of his
office tllis morning
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

IHE STREET CoSTRAcT-Edward Face asi his gang we're
out full force yesterday afternoon cleaning up generally
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

convince the people of Virginia that the
people of the North are the most de-
graded in the world.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers will please
have their orders at the countingoom the evening pre-
yjops before six O'Clock.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

Advertisers are requested to hand In their edVertse
ments before o'clock in the evening previous 70 pup
cation.
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[TTANTED IMMEDIATELY.

couple Of FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for Gens
tleman and his Wife, Apply at once at this Office, either
by letter personallystng terms and location SUIT
able for housekeeping preferred. augle-tf
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w A N T E D
To Purchase or Rent Immediately FARM near Nor
folk, and convenient to tue Water.
Apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auct's, I'd.
Corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater Street.
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Letter from Horace tareslex,

The following letter, written by Mr..
Greeley to correspondent in answer to
certain inquiries as to the statements
made in regard to Mr.. CTS connection
with the Tribune, will be read with in,
terest: &
NEv ToRE, August4
FRIEND RED: Thank you for yours
of the Sd. Your inquiries are laugha-
BILE. The facts are these;
We elect an editor to the Tribune an
nually, by stock VOTE lone hundred
shares, one vote EACH Once, many
years ago, two votes were east against
me for editor-none before nor since,
I have never heard that any stock
holder desired my withdrawal from the
Tribune. Wa
mean to reduce my work on it, at
the earliest moment, and have so stated
to all who have right to know. 1 am
overwhelmed with labor. I grow old,
and want rest and comfort My idea is
to get somebody else to take the laboring
oar, to receive the kicks and cuffs, and
let me farm little, travel little, fish
some, and write when in the spirit
Such is my dream. l hope to realize a
part of it during the year 1866, and may
not till some time later. You know how
circumstances control everything.
At present l am writing about an av-
erage of two columns per day for the
T'i6une-too much; mean to write less
whenever can.
That's all know about the NATTER
Perhaps they know more at the Herald
office.
Vol. H., l grieve to say, does not get
on as fast as it should. I have too much
other work, a very sick wife, and am
not very well myself, and the weather is
good for corn and turnips, but bad for
history. l hope for Improvement in
many, if not most respects. Yours,
HORACE GREET Ey
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TOR PHILA HIA.

THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER
A G n E 8,
seTen Hundred Tons, Captain s P, DuvrS,
VII sail from Dixon'e Wharf, on WEDNESDAY, Az. :
GUST the ESD, at s Pm -
this route, and has frstcas. accommodations for one
hundred passengers,
Fare IN First Cabin, including Mesls.,.......,. SO
Al SeSOHu
Freight taken at reasonable rates and IL any amount
having large capacity
For freight or passage apply to ai rs 'sa.- aGi
s. c. ELLIOTT
aus22-2t Diron's wharf
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WANTS.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

INV AN IED I y 7 z IlNIIKtk5IS.
From One Thousand TO Five Thousand Cords Of Good
Mercbantable PINE CORD WOOD, at some convenient
place to lighter to vessels There be fully four feet
Of water at the shore. Apply to, or address,
Messrs, DUDLEY BEAN CO, e
augl9-tf No. IA Roanoke Square
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Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and statoneTs, sreau-
thorized agents to sell the Norfolk Posi- and all orders
/. with them will be attended to the as If left
the Office of publication.
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8 NJ Pettergill Co. are authorized Adyertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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A G A r d 40 -
woui respectfully inform the Public that the CARD
morning, is entirely n:aatory in regard to me- feel
and hereby pledge myself competent, without any re-
gard to J. 3 Weeks, to pay all my honest debts whom,
ever and wherever presented The "BATIM0RE HOUSE,
will be kept open by me as long the Lord lets me vs
aug21-lws W. H. TRAVERsE