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Halls Book Of the Arctic Regions

HalPS BOOK OF tle Arcuo heglonS'
G. w. Curtis, editor Of Harpers
Weckly, says Of the book Of G. F. Hall,
'Cincinnatian, 90 the Arctic Regions:
This is Il peculiarly fresh and delight.
ful book. The childike simplicity and
earnestness Of Mr.. Hall give charm to
his words which recalls the Swiss family
Robinson and Robinson Crusoe. Living
in Ohio, far from the Sea, his mind and
heart are interested by the story Of the
search for Sir John Franklin. His i'm.
asina,ion is oppressed by the horror Of
the absolute uncertainty that rests upon
the explorers fate, and he feels himself
called TO penetrate the mystery as clear
ly as any knight Of old was called to
6sht for the holy sepulchre. lie is per.
suaded that, as traditions OF remote
events had long survived among the
Esquimaux, there must be true stories
Of the fate Of Franklin, which can be
oscer,ained only by living among them,
and obtaining such familiarity with their
language, and such friendly relations
with them, that they would frankly tell
all they knew. No relics could tell the
talc. lie is sure that the truth lives
ouly in the legends Of the region. So
the resolu,e, simplc-hearted man makes
his way 10 the sea board; interests the
friends of Arctic research tiuully pro.
cures two vessels and convenient boat,
and sails for Greenland. He pushes
further on into the icy kingdom Of the
Esquimaux, with whom he domesticates
himself after one Of his vessels and his
convenient boat arc destroyed by storm.
Regarding his residence merely as pre-
paratory, he devoted himself to learning
the language, and the life Of tic inhabl.
,ants, and returned home after two
Years absence, to start sncw With the
advantages Of the two years wisely
spent in preparation upon the spot; and
with thu, purpose sailed again last June,
and is now fulfilling his pluns near the
Pole. This volume is the record Of the
TWO years training. 1t contains not
only the most striking incidents of ad'
venture, told with incxpresible navctc.
but also the most interesting md COM
prchensive account Of the Esquimaux.
Mr.. Hall is evidently of Rurey's opinion.
Kindness is the surest key to confidence.
He believes that the Arctic race is
friendly, and he finds it 80. His de-
scription of the Esquimnux is very
touching. Tie warmth Of their atfec-
tions and q mid docility Of chnructer
make them very attractive. If Mr..
Hall does not find tho fate Of Sir John
Franklip, no will have discovered and
revealed to Us the Inhabitants Of the
region and We close this book, heartily
wishing that all the ambassadors Of civ.
ilization: TO the twilight races might be
as sugaeious, truthful, and devoted as
this delightful traveller.
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A citizen Of Birmingham has in hi

A citizen Of Birmingham has in his
possession the largest copper idol ever
brought. to England, and one Of tho
modern wonders Of the world. Under
shed iu his coach. yard is no less a per-
sonose than the god Buddhn, measuring
over seven feet in length, and one Of the
most marvellous pieces Of copper casting
ever found. Direct from one of the
lower rooms Of his temple, where he had
been hidden away some two thousand
years ago, his godship has been brought
to Birmingham, and will be presented tc
tho town by his present owner. ..
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S&1eetsd 2nEtry.
My Autumn Walk.
sr VIZ. CULLEN BRYANT.

pr w. CULLEN BRYANT.
On woodland ruddy with autumn,
The amber sunshine lies;
I look on the beauty round me,
And tears come into my eyes.
For the wind that sweep, the meadows
Blows out Of the far Southwest
Where our gallant men arc Sighting,
Aad tho gallant dead arc At rest.
The golden-rod is leaning,
And the purple astcr waves
In breeze from the land Of battles,
A breath from tho land Of graves.
Full fast the leaves arc dropping
Before that wandering breath;
A fast, on tho field Of battle,
Our brethren full in death.
Beautiful over my pathway,
The forest spoils aro shed;
They arc spotting the grassy hilloeks
With purple and gold aud red.
Beautiful is tho desth-sleep
or these who bravely fight
In their country's holy quarrel,
And perish for tho right
But who shall comfort the living,
Pc The light Of whose home is gone;
The bride that, early widowed,
Lives broken-hearted on;
The matron whose sons are lying
In graves on distant Shore
The maiden, whose promised husband
Comes back from the war no more?
look on the peaceful dwellings,
Whose windows glimmcr in sight,
With croft and garden, and orchard,
That bask in the mellow light;
And know that when our couriers,
With news Of victory come
They will bring o bitter message
Or hopeless grief TO some.
Again turn 10 the woodlands,
And shudder as zee
The mock grapes blood.red banner
Iluug on the cedar tree:
And think Of days Of slaughter,
And the night sky red with fumes,
On the Chattahooche's meadows,
And tho washed banks Of the James.
o, for the fresh spring season,
When the groves are in their prime,
And far away in the future
In the frosty autumn time.
o, for that better season,
When tho pride Of the foo shall yield,
And the hosts Of God and Freedom
March back from the well-won field;
And the matron shall clasp her 6rst-born
With tears Of joy and pride;
And the SCARED and War-worn lover
Shall claim his promised bride
The leaves are swept from the branchesi
But tho living buds are there,
With folded flower and foliage,
To sprout in kinder air.
0c1oprn, 1864.
rA.ldntie Monthly.
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A cotton speculator, who has just re

A cotton speculntor, who has just re
turned from Mobile, says that there are
over 125, 900 bales stored 10 that city
principally on French and English ao,
count, The total number Of bales OF
cotton in the Coufederacy at the present
time is estimated by the. rebel cotton
dealers at seven million bales. Not
more than ono million balos have been
gotten out since the war began.
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The Licutenant-Geueral of the u

The Licutenant-G General Of the u.
s.. Army was walking on tho dock at
City Point, day or two ago, apparently
absorbed iu thought, and with the in
evitable cigur in his mouth, when q negro
guard touched his arm, saying, No
smoking on the dock, sir" care these
your orders2" asked tho General, looking
up. eyes. sir" replied the negro,
cautiously. but decidedly. Every good
ORDERS" said Grant, throwing his cigar
into the water.
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Tho Emperor Of Russia hos issued a
ukase extending the abolition of serfdom
to Traus. Csucasia, the only province Of
the Russian Empire where that inst'tu'
ton still exists.
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I OREERs have been received at Camp
Chase, o., to prepare for 5000 moro
rebel briso uers.
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1t is stated that all babies born aftss
the 4th Of March next, must BE- "stanP.
ed' To be legitimate.
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Speaking Of coloriug animals, au
exchange thinks dying improves all dogs
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THE JOURNAL,
/. Published Erery Wednesday by
MOORE E &c 3 RO
Oyy1cr: BANK OF THE WEST" BUILDING
Tor1ns OF Subscription:

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In e,Asr counties urged to get UP list, at
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max. Il The best medium for Advertising In this section;
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-07
THE COURTS

MAYORS COCRT.-0. T.. Edwards, a
regular branch pilot, asked for and re-
ceived a warrant against Captain Weeks,
of the brig Julia l.. Avery, for pilotage.
Nancy Ann Dozier, u poor, emaciated
specimen Of iniquity, was arrested for
robbing a sailor named John Curran.
From the evidence adduced il was de-
yeloped that SHE was more sinned
against than SHINING; SO she was dis
charged, and John Curran committed to
Jail for threatening her life.
Alexander Williams (colored), arrest
ed for carrying concealed weapons, was
turned over To the military authorities.
John Bulyer, charged with interfer-
ing with the Street Inspector in the dis
charge Of his duty, was fined $40.
MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth. john
Malone, Michael 5. Murray, and John
keeler, L. 5. N, arrest on complaint of
Thomas Gallagher, for stealing n deni-
john containing two gallons whiskey
one decanter and two classes, value $40.
Turned over to military.
Charles Brown, marine, arrested for
drunkenness and dsorderly conduct.
Turned over to military.
l.. =. Wyman, drunk and disorderly
conduct-Iincd $50.
MILITARY CouRT.-Alexandc Will
liams, charged with carrying concealed
weapons in the streets of Norfolk.
Charge not sustained and accused re-
leased.
Michael A. hurry, John Mahon, and
John Taylor, marine corps, charged with
stealing. Charge not sustained. Case
dismissed and prisoners forwarded to
their respective commands.
Allen Smith (coloredl, as. Jno. Nelms,
action not sustained-case dismissed.
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A REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
577 b UILDING LOTS For SALE
WHO WILL BUILD THE FIRST HOUSE IN
SPRING FIELD

Tho undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
near the north eud of Church street, and laid the same
on into Streets and squares and lots offers tho same f,l
sale in squares as follows
squares I Acres, making III building lots.
squares Acres making l36 building lois.
q sqrrares o Acres, making 100 building lots.
10 squares 12Acrrs, making l79 building lots
No less portion than of tho above divisions of L.
or 10 squares will he sold time, and it is prefer
red 10 sell the whole % squares to one party
This land is only 7Ol feet from the pavement OF
Church street. aud is well suited for buildings, and offer
an opportunity 0r pvosime hat viii neye' oeeei
again Ia this vicinity, it being tiie mcst suitfo site
-ud, in fact, Tie 5niv r,auabc aH.. 1t auca to0a
city extension n ,ho ,,cnityo ii Norfolk aud d ,-
lot had house on it, they could all be rented immedi
ately,
Pats Of the land wrbe sent to applicants and exhb-
tied ut No. - Wide Water street.
IL not sold will be Withdrawn from market, in this
form, after thirty days. David DEf
M Chicago "Tme-" copy twice week two weeks
and send hill 10 Norfolk Post" sepls--tf
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II NJ Il T. II LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE


We offer iof sale the following valuable farms:
ist. Farm OF l25 acres miles from Norfolk.
I'd. Farm Of 430 acres, ld miles from Norfolk.
3i. Farm oi s3 acres IN Nansemnnd county.
4ti 4 Farm Of so acres, . miles from Norfolk,
9TH A Farm Of 1000 aCres - miles from Norfolk.
9th Tract Of Wood Land $500 eerer, 20 miles from
Noriolk. "'
9TH. Two Farms of 10 and so acres, 10 miles from
Norfolk.
Sh. One Farm OF Oh acres, IA miles from Norfolk.
9Th. One Farm Of % acres y miles from Norfolk.
10th. One Farm If $50 acres, 81 miles from Norfolk
llth One Tract Of Land thaf eleared Of 20 acre,
miles from Norfolk
l2th. One Farm of 100 acres, miles from Norfolk.
l3th Farm Of 30 Acres, u miles from city
iith. Farm OF LOGO Acres miles from city
10th. Tract OF Wood Land, 800 Acres, 30 mes from
city.
nth Tract of Wood 400 Acres. 40 miles f,om city.
18th, Farm Of M Acres, "A mites from city
10Th. A Farm OF 800 Acres, Is miles from city.
GOTH A Farm OF AZ Acres u miles from city.
2st. Tract OF Wood land, LOO Acres, miles from
| city,
| M. A Farm of 312A es miles from city.
| BID. A Farm OF $50 acres, ~ miles from city.
! 2ih. A Farm of 1900 Acres, 10 miles from city,
9th. A Farm OF 500 Acres, II miles from Norfolk.
| .Gti. 4 Farm of 50 Acres 10 miles from 8
eth. Farm Of 100 Acres miles from
18th valuable Tavern Stand, 20 "
10Th A Farm Of 50 Acres, IL miles from
Goth 4 Farm of IA Acres, 20 miles from g
3st. A Farm of All Acres, 10 mites from
sd. A Farm OF 900 Acres, 60 miles from 50
I'D. A Farm Of | 10 Acres 80 miles from
;lth. a Farm of 100 Acres 81 miles from
3jth A Farm of $50 Acres 81 miles from
Goth, A tour-stOry Brick House. on Main street.
3lth. Two Frame Houses, on Church street
| 3Sth. Two vacant Lots, on Church street
seth. Four Lots, on Newton street.
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street
Nearly all of the above land is or near water an
the large tracts are heavily Timbered. description
each will be furnished application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and salee
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT Co..
Auction and Commission Merchants.
: aug7--tf % Wide Wafer street. Norfolk, Va.
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MEDICAL.
TELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT

II RuoHu.
For Weakness arising from lndscretion The exhaust
ed powers of Nature which accompanied by
alarming symptoms among which will he found Indis-
position Exertion Loss of Memory, Wakeuiness lior
or of Disease forebodngs of Evil in fact Universal
assitute Prostitution, and inability to into the
joyments of society.
The Constitution affected with Organic Weakness
requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and iReig0rat,
Ue SySteia which HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU in
yarably does If no treatment is submitted TO, Con-
sumption or insanity ensues
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-07

So - CoNsUMPrIvEs.-T adver-
tiser having been restored health in few weeks by
very staple remedy, after having suffered several
years with lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumptonis anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure.
70 all who desire it, he will send copy of thGprescrp-
ton used free of charge, with the directions for pre-
pairing and using th. same, which they will mud
CuRE FOR CoaSuhpTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, sc. The
only object OF the advertiser is sending the Prescription
is to benefit The afflicted and spread information which
he concaves benSauable and he hopes every sufferer
will Try his remedy, IL Will cost them nothing and MA
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSu,J
octl4w Williamsburgh, Kings County, Tay, York
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DtURETIC.
HELMBOLDS HlGIyLr CONCFNfRd TED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARsApARlIl.A.


For purifying the blood removing all chronic eoustiu
tions diseases arising from impure state at the blood
and the only reliable aud eectna known remedy for the
OF Scroiula, Sfad Head, Salt Rheum, Pains and
Swellings OF the Zones, Liberation OF the Throat and
Leg4 gotces, Pmpes the Face, Tetter, Efvsipelas
aud all soaly eruptiaBs OF the skim
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION
Not lew Of the worst disorders that affect mankind
arise " the corruption that aCcumulaes in the blood
OF all the discoveries that have jeon made 10 purge II
ont, none equal in effect lELMBOi,DS COMPOUND
EXTRACT or SARSAPARiLLA. It oeanses aud reno
Yates the blood ss the vgor of health into the ys
ten, and purGes out the humors which make disease--
II stimulates the healthy functions of the body and
pels the disorders that grow and mnke in the blood.
Such remedy tia; could be relied on, has long been
sought for and now for the first time, the public have
which they can depend. Oar space hJrc does not
admit Of certificates to show its effects but the trial Of
single hottie viii show the sick that it has virtues
passing anything they have ever teken
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract of Sarsapala, added
to pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
bottle fully equal to gallon Of tho syfnp OF Sar
Hsr, or the @ssPf1@ r e. T'ay m naN ,nv,rrpr
To Use IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, aud NJ,
also in very general use In all the state HOSPITALS ah'
| PUBLC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout th
land we'll ~ in private practices, and are eonsdore
! as invaluable remedies.
Sc Medical Properties Of BachH,
FROM DIspENsAToRY OF THE UNITED STATE
See Professor DENIES valuable works on the Piaeic
af Physir
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PnYsIC
Philadelphia
See remarks made by Dr, EPHRAIM MDowELL, ce-
brated Physician and Member Of the Royal College o
Surgeons Ireland aud Published in the Transactions %
the King and Queens Journal.
See hdico ChirUrgiedi RcisU, published BY BEsJAMi'
TT AYERS Fellow Of ROYAL College Of Surgeons.
See most of The late STANDARD Works oil Medicine
EXTRACT BUCtiU,
sAPARILLA."
| Sid by al Druggists.
| PRINCIPAL DEPOT
! MB0LD'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
| sepSlm 59i BROADWAY.
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VIRGINIA. FEMALEIN INSTITUTE,

Y y ~ II :
The Forty-First Term viii cQnlnlence OCTOBER 4th
All the Departments VIII ,e Ia regular op''N" ~ ''
the c.rs ri experienced Teaches. - -
The Buildings contain SIXTY Rooms and arc neWIyht-
is,el and the Grounds iots acres,
Se full amount received iof board VIII heretofore,
v,seulei for The benefit Of the pupils Access essl
NV ,niJro al yia Alexandria or l,iehmend. =
Rfarsns the numerous patrons III 1r9tni. snd the
ntharn sta, es--among ttonl, Hon. X. g. j. Mcncufs
Gr.r.t n,I,art Z. Lee Hon, A. H. ". Stuart, Hon b. r.
rhnHpson Hon. A T Caperton, &c
FERNS a before th,' war t9r siran'ar1 ADDRESS
s7p25-2ws Nv N H. fh''''fo, fihnirSi'
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. At a joint
session of the City Council yesterday at
ternoon, at the council chambers, Chas
Sharp was elected as City Attorney, to
fill the vacancy created by the resigna-
ton of S. S. Stubhs.
Charles G. Langley and William f.
Allen We're elected assistant Engineers
OF the Fire Department..
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.nmINANcEc CONCERNING PgB-

y l,It. iAtkee. -,..-,fl.s' = -
BE ordained That all Public Hacks shh stsud be
the west oil the AresiaI Well the spdle OF the Main
street and all ds Of such Hacks shall stsno time TO
distant msIe tiias i've feet from their vehicles -.
Every Public Cant. Drsy ,r Wagon, Tor re shah be- y
marked wil1ha inals OF the owner name the num. =
Der Of the license and the letter III for hrs; and every
Private bray er Wagon, shall lie marked "a allows
having the letter p f private, which shall be painted
white On black ground 9asol9e c1BspiGIsFs parton tho
| side Of the Hack, DTay, OF Wagon, 49, :. -.
That thp drives OF eEuey OF auE such Hack, OF vehicle
violating any Of the sscpi.r OF this Ordinance shpi M
ur anil he lialie ne Of three doas'iaf every Or
fence nneIsf which shail % 20 the iDfornler
The shove Ordinance viii he ri.dJs eh'e'Ss' il"" WIS
late. ,pYpp
| -e .-=- z-''.. Street Inspector.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar to FEMALES is nnequaied by any
other preparation as in ChlorOss Retention, Palh
ness Suppression of Customary E'acaiions liberated
or Schrrs State of the Uterus and all complaints mel
dent to the sex whether arising from habits OF dissipa
ton, imprulence ill., or the decline or change in e
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NOR SALE OR CHARTER.

A LIGHT DRAFT SIDE-WiiEL STEAMER, of eight
tons burten suitable foe Freight OF Passengers--wel
htiod and in perfect order. Also, FOUR LIGHTERS
d,cke1 over, drawing thirty Gohe. water, with fitEi
CORDS OF W00D-hult in the most substantial manner
expressly or Tightening wood.
Apply 10, or address,
Messrs DUDLEY BEAN * co,
aag1q-tf No. IL Roanoke Square
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CoAIS.-This essential article of fuel
is going up at the North. The Mines
Journal quotes Baltimore at 50 50a $40;
Philadelphia $40 80, best; New York,
ST. so; i1lizahethport, Sill Scranton,
II so, the gross ton Of 2,2i0 lbs. For
local quotations, sec our commercial col
Ilmu
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract FuChu
AND
IMpRDNEn RDSE wash

VIII radically externlinae fron the system Diseases
arising from Habits OF Dissipation at HHe erpshse Wtte
change IN diet io Inconvenience or tgFosHFe; com
petely -upefseng those Hpieds0Bt anil dangerous rene
dies Copaird and Mercury in all these diseases.
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Why is the old Police system like a
Balloon shc:55 70 be cut loose? Because
lis ,."i.e ~.
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AUCTION SALEs.-Hipkins & MILL
gan will sell to-day, at No. Is, Wide
Water street, horses, buggies and ear
riages also lot of furniture and some
excellent tobacco. Look out for bar
gains. Sale at 10 o'clock.
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PRIVATE SALES.

n r. S | II A b l. r. + A NJ / l. !
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residence, situated
tyranny street three doors above the Methodist Church.
"nu now occupied by Mrs. Foster, Is offered for sale
IN wide entry with two psrlors and a dining
ru'h Ga ute st floor four chambers te second n0r,
TWO comfortable rooms in the garrett and dry cellar,
paved yafa WIN Kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located, and largo garden.
For further particulars amply 10
sep2S-tf i nj SAftrII e ppnTUER
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NsI3H THERE WILL BE A Meeting
Of the DIRECTORS Of the Elizabeth River Railroad
Company at the Office of Leopold c. p Cowpcr in Port
month, Virginia, 2h street, No. ~, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of OCTOBER, 1868. Business of impor
tance will lie submitted.
OCt3-TuIhSati2th0 LEOPOLD c. p. C0WPER.
Rs35@ THE COMPLEXION AND HAIR
Bald Heads and Rare Faces covered Gray Hair restored
Lieht Hair dakeued Weak Hair strcng thcucd aud shy
Hair beauted
Also, pmrled Faces cured, purified, and made soft
smooth clear, aud beautiful by the use Of CHApMAN's
CELEBRATED RECIPES Mailed free to those wishing
to give them al honest trial.
These recipes can be obtained without charge by re-
turn mail by addressing
TI0S. f CHAPMAN
CafNsT AyD FrRFuNEFs
49, ~ sal Broadway, New York.
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shT'.- - opponents OF water like
mad dogs? Because they are afraid of
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I'OR SALE.

no II S "A l. +.
4 FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN A PLEASANT
PART OF THE CITY
The HOUSE is Spacious well arranged built in modern
style q! brick. and covered with slate. II has two large
pailors, wide Passage and Dining Four Chambers
on the second floor and four on the third IL Is isolated
from any other building and in good neighborhood.
There Brick kitchen large CisterD Garden and Stable
on the premises.
To one wanting comfortable and desirable Dwelling,
fine opportunity Is presented of being supplied Terms
reasonable.
Also Tor sale tract Of LAND In Nansemond county,
near the river aud tho Railroad adapted TO trucking
farming. address u, Box No. 49, at the Post Office.
aug 4-3twtf
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OFF FOR BosToN,-Tbe splendid steam
emp George, Appold, Howe, Master,
leaves her wharf, at the foot of Main
street, tomorrow Sunday morning, al
10 10 oick. Let those going North beaI
in this mind, aud make note OF il.