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JERSEY CITY.


AysIvERsAGY or THE JERSEY CITY SAB
BATu sonooLs-forE Tuou,ASu CHu.pRgN - PRo-
cEs-toS Il he Tenth Anniversary OF tl- Jersey City
sabbath School A,rociAtion, va celebrated yc.tet-
day afternoon ny appropriate services ln several Of
the churehrs, after which grsnd procession was
formed, In which over 500 children aud about 30
teachers tool part. Amer pq,sius through number
VI streets tb- procession marched around Van WORT
SQUARE, and dismissed front OF the squate on
Jersey avenue, where HemsInueI'- band VI ~ sta
toned and discoursed fine music. The children then
repaired 70 their respective chuhes, where each ono
Was supplied with paper bag containing cake,
oranges, candy ETC., and then sent their way re-
ioiclng.
The anniversary exercises Of tho Sunday School
Association will be held the Fir-t Presbyterian
Church, Washington street. on Wednesday even.
ms, 10Th instant
ARREST OF KELLY.-This man, against
whom there Ii an Indictment for assault and battery
In shooting man last winter Ia Market street, aud
smother Tor tssisinf recruit 10 escep vas arr,s ed
yestc r,iAv by OnicCr kcleiu and f.t,u to Ncrutk
Ou the WS 10 the station house the i -onrr rt AYrl
and tOlk fe'u4o 30 a hvtN rllN e, Whitl"f o., - a,
ch S"i N tho officer md ntci 49,. lho ial hu All
o,hcI uHl named BayZclA buU ID, ..n s'aIlIul
ia he hue doc. Oi The stable "htcrlIr t, .,s u u
arm. Kelly " tipped up .N some Que W. she lHCb
Ntrd OF u- stllc, hut Ae rrcainci bic Ir aud Iau
TOW ard Mulberry sttouI, iol!U~ ,si b. ,-'coud r'o
nom TIC onocr vs,o. lie Wa nnally c"r.died an-
lT,t
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b.ooo gsBun.ssssx o. ness,. B-sys rdrnrnds,cn,
~ Nj and $40 wA@hins on s,rret and stealing tvo
bore q .etsrs .i,h Shieh they e"tapeq % ine
committed the prisoners W the 1Omt- for trial
.SIabbfn0 dTrov.-On Sunday night officer Hor-
belt, Of ,he 4th Precinct arrested Francis Kinney,
charged With having ,,abbed Daniel OCennell in the
side, while engaged In quarrel In Nsndevser
street near Frankfort. Ju-tSce Dovlins committed
Kinney 70 await Lhe result Of O'Connelfs inJunee
The latter Wa conveyed ~ HeNeVue Hospital.
Suicide -On Sunday nisht, officer Trhor VI.
called to - Mot street, where he found Mr. Charles
Reed In state Of ns nsbii,y csused by HE having
taken do-e Of laudAnuin; whle lntorins under q.
New YUrt fL-ptsl. sbefc bo eoOn expired Decs ased
va native Of sweden, about 80 year, u sae, and
scefartns man.
L,rie Gri Dro,rrNof.-Coronsr widey held an
ipauesi yesterday, al ~ West +3d street, on tho
body Of CsthaDe Hanna little girl ten years Of age,
Who accidentally fell irto the doct, foot Of 48d street,
Moth m, er, and w dro~Ded A lad namei John
Rogers Who ~ standing near when the gir fell
OVERHEARD coursscousiy I.unscd into the water ami
secured the tady but fortunately lfe was eIunct.
A verdici Of accidental death was rendered
Apsn.Ited Ldreerv.-Officer Irving, Of the 10Th
ptecinct yesterday zrfested william houtAue,
charged With attempting y zeal sy fiom tn MOI o.
drawer n Henry Quinn, No. 10 West 5Oth suso,
Justice lcdrIth committed the prisoner iof tfiai III
default Of f5U bail.
La-c,nv.-Onicer hcGrnde, Of the I Nh preon T.
arrested Mary Murphy, charged with stealing y IN
treasury bo,.s from David Deyoursney, Of Muib'r-
~ street The pocket book, containing the money,
seen In the pO-sessiOn Of the prtonef, = ho ~
committed 10 answer by Justice Doslins' In default
Of sSDD ball.
dcc,dsnt.-On SUNDAY Afternoon, Mr. Christie,
While riding up sth avenue, near IIyth stfeet, ~
throsn from his wagon, fta-uring hb collar bote
dro-sei ly ply sicnn, and he conveyed to hi,
residence, Ia Sd street, near sth avenue.
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The following letter from boy p neseen Years
Oh, nunlun 4. +. 4 assaults ho'iip,; the ios.uon
Of yoomsn on suuboat on the Tennessee River,
- l-noressln>. compsuy from tho gunboat had
been seuI ashore to e.p1ure the guerrilla, Blrl
Hays;
L, 4 =. PToeTA, orr CEooPs IsLA>p, TBsSsssrH
RIVE. a>rch IT, Dear Fdrsnfs: was
while our men, some hity IN number, went bnck
N the country after tho rebel Hurt HAYS aud his
ganp. MI finding them, however, sc mou re-
turned, and about die timo thoy reached the boat
which was about half Amo from Nhoru we were,
the rctcs came down upon u.s. having se,u our
men nni followed thoIn b.ek | bad my mn
sl"Nhed l"h'ud U,es, WHEN tic retos d.sLei upJn
No on horseback. l uror~l the mon b. snoNt and
make their way ~ hrst thry could 80 the Loaf We
au wei. an lruu la down tire. a., I q ruti.u, to
the sroaui, tue VtheTn were tho. .ltur Va Ike a
ukkA, ARA kNQ VI 8AI LArty Ngre shot throuOh th.
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body, bu, nd no, fall. but ran on and finally
rosched the boat had some Lead put through
my cap, three halls through my oycrcost, and
my bolt cut half OIL. ! went for the boat -
asst ss couli, when I was interrupted b =
big ruf'ihn, who hsllowed for me TO "sive up"
! went up W him ADD handed him my quo. which
he took. ordering me ~ follow him, which did,
and a. ho turned bis head " 80 drew my psn
from my "handy posse,'' and sho, him dead. j
snatchet up my gun and again ran In the direction
Of the boat and togsn 70 oonsder ms self clear
wfhn ! csrno 10 IN oI-n space which hsd Just
entered, When wss sAlutei with bang, Hooked
round, saw the man, and returned The CONF litnent
We both missed. vas taken prisoner and eas
ordered 10 mount my captor'- horse behind him
aud We started off through the woods. Ths men
having soen nv capture from The boat snd given
the aarm The fifty Of our mcu who bad returned
near W tho boat, came on run In order II possi-
Die, 70 effect my rescue, and as we we're cross ng
road which ,hey we're coming up, W. were IN PLAN
view ot them, and the Nierrills who hsd me .
prisoner stepped Lie horse and nntallzet our men
by exhibiting me 10 thsfn, knowing they dar" not
shoot at him for fear Of hitting me. A. soon,
however, - be turned bis horse n go on, slpfo
my revolver vuI o. my pocket, plsecf she muzke
TO the back of tho felo~'s head and fired. " lie
vent overheard" I alpTel into bis seat in toe
saddle, aud ran the horse down and met our men.
When dismOuuted | VS. ~ prostrstei by excite
mont that ! was unable 10 stand.
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MARINE NEWS.
May s-s. Ki... as. so,. os-M'n ri.e..o2 /.


CLEARED.
sTFAMHHIPS- Savannsh, Fortress Monroe; 10
seihiEe Thompson, baltimore City Of Bath. Boston;
BBIP-whiie Easic, wilton, for st John. B
BAkkB-Bremen, Rio Jsneiro; j Carver, hstanLas.
BRIG-Isahella Of Engl.nd, for Harbor Grace.
bCHDOkEks-P srihc. Po-naL PEE A Seaman,
Nova scotia, lo<stAr NOifvilie, \. julia Hall,
key Wet, Z KNIGHT Savannah; susan Brown,
Wllininston; - W CLARK, :: John, \ B W Chap.
man, do Mills, 81 hitv, Scrant Ju, Georgetown.
ARRIVED.
srEAMsuIPs Mary Denton, svb.rn. John Glib.
-Dn, Ale knndIih
sHlPs-Albert Galls,in. For,fe,r Monroe: Noun,
ht,n, Liverpool and Qucens,orn; George hurlbLt;
Port Roy a, G.
BhRkS-Tveed, ~ Iaso, Zinesrells, Minitiilan
MARY Sieison, New Orleans; ishp Aspinwal, G A
IA CtqoerA Philadelphia for EnzabethporL ii
anne OF and iIotu H+nrsport.
u q tastIer, Alexandra T. Miller, o. aud from
NAesau " - berry, Mnititlsn. A Durkee, GuAutn'
nsmo, W Kelly, Norfolk, Mar hsrsaret. Matamo
rae VIM tdrards, " ,,ti,; Ia Creole, Curacao: Cri
tnsA tArdenA Watch Nate MAtauzas
CHOONERS-Glcnooe sumiaerside: Itsee Jcues
- Kits; Idaho, GEORGETOWN tor New Loudon Mar
lanffou, ~ Jolns X, Philanthropis'. ioufgctuvt
To- Bridgeport Amirt- Philadelphia. Scscn sister
Addiron! Julia BakeT, Eiaal ethpoit for Portland
g; Henry Cro-key, Baltimore Maria Whitney
l'r.inard, Portland, G.. Oscar Ackcr, stamford
y l. stuve-, RuatSn island Bcni Bros II, Richmond
- siAk. hscu -. Ssn LJits kontuut for DgLtou
Iourhao'. baltimore for Ner Haven; Saml Gillian
Phis-c ghi-.. S..huncalc, Baltimo4 G. Aida do SA
rsh BdcG. Port E~en for Boston.
| hLOuP-k sprasue, Flizahethpor, Tor Providence.
BLLOw--H steamship United Kingdom, Gaseov
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURES ARE
i)GI. .un.o D., she u-c Of that excellent lomcIyi
SssIf'E'ING.

EOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE,
l. shin ulBERNlA sail -. lay.
LINE FOR luNl'pN,
Snip AMERICAN EAGlr- rA,s io-m0rro~.
Shlp sol IliAAPruN ~ follow.
For pa4SAlr ~ and nom the On 'Hlhtry hY either
steamship az sailing vc-ssl dr. It's AT iednce rstrN
apph ~ | Al SCOTT BROS a q p ~ south ~. l26
DASSAGE FROM AND 10 LIVERPOOL
L and London by the old Bla, star Line Tor
FOR iCnion, The CON. GRIMM LIZ Apn! l,th
i'ur pL,a14u appl 20 Wll.LlAM &S'tlo NJ ~ Fulton
II. 80
L,TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- InnI-EkIS sails Ssturdn, MY @th. \lE-
GINlA ,lll- Srlurdar, Ma y''n. co a. htr'.-' l"s
r,y,ye 80, o. 4, Hiu u. Cut. cay a .APyy W v w.
LIANSa In.luh, ~ bEaaaag. ~ 84p
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
GsENOV Walls.

A CARD. G. Il. GYLES HAS
a Iemo'cd T. Il Bank r., cor. OF WGyercy
~ &c. near ,'tcrns iuh Advice uor Mondays
ant rIGh, = tom A. II. uli y. ". 40
Ek. SCNENrk HAS REMOVED TO SO
~ Meet l1th Fl, ueAr OH ave. OttiCc hours tom
10 ever day until Ia the uoyice Z93
Mrs. y. G. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
W Physician, Hro.cs o. thc Eyes, llAie, 1hIOat
SOAP hss removed her othco from ii ioud NJ W
81 hOHu H. rou h side, nIrt ,ArLp house tIoin
nher" her crlohrmod medicines can slwAJs lee had.
Scud iOT circular. $40
NUICE-ADAMS ENPRESS COMPANY
have reno, ed their branch office from AZ BIOad
way "a The laIsr building cor. OF GRAND and Croshy
-ts $40
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HORSE COLLARS ARE MANUFACTURED
and cold Wholesale and retail at No. 81 Pearl st.
where may he found great variety of first clag col
III PATENT PlPF COLLAR, the beet article ever
offered 10 The Iuhllc for heavy work. Horses
measured and hted the shortest notice. and the
most reasonable terms 1913
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Too Late for Classification.
&ATb Ms.

RAKFR WANTED-A YOUNG MAN "
- ~ork al tue bakiag busincs>. Apply NIT2 Third
Az. 3gi
RLACK OR BROWN-THE lest IN USE.
- BRIEsIs
r HAIR IlE, HAIR DYE;
s>', enesdiy Pnoe FIFTY cent. per bo1 Dept
30 S0uth second S., " ulizIA .uurgh.
COLLAR MAKERS WANTED, AT 25X
- Catbar!ne st. JANIS ARD. go
FRESH GRAINS EVERY DAY, AT MAC
L PETERSON DONALD SMITHS BreNery. Ssh
II, betso"o 1th and 9Th avenues. oST
OPERATOR WANTED - on HOwE'S
~ machine on nen'- cur'om gAitsu. Sohs hut a
good hand ned apply-At Il5 B,ueD. 80!
OPERATORS AND FINISHERS WANTED,
~ OF military Overcoats. iirh.-' ~Hses paid. lu-
qulre for thr'' iays- At 10 RIDGE st. h-s@ment 80
ok OPERATORS wASTED-ALSO Balst-
- err and fni,heis Ola military O'efcDrs. Lost
vAg,s and steady -ork Apply at IL and 10 Bosrty,
toy fopr. 40
TIN ASD SHEET IRON WORKER WANT.
L cd-luquire 10 and i22 Fourth avsuue corner Of
auth rIteL. ~
ITO WANTED EIGHT
| l. men Apply % .. j. DICKINSON, rupt second
Avenue Il. Il. 20, corner Of 4jd A. and "a avenue,
between and J . this morning. 500
NIIASTED-TWO EXPERIENCED WO-
w men To 20 tom the city one 20 oversee a ma
chine office, uuft understand the shuttle inuch ne
and fine s-vinp one 10 take charge OF small skf
iArtnr. must understand the husiuo-s Apt, NJ the
! kmpI" Sc-iur M-ch ne phtc, 80 itoadNHy. q
1
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NBs.IIA EsY.

SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT AND DIS
- CHARGED eau have hor claim Tor pay. hon,htt,
cothinp and ration money speedily r,ttl,s by cnlnnR
addIrerns the T.. :. Army Claim AsencN o. l..
BROWN q CO., 2 Park place, \. Y, 30
II :. MARINE CORPS-WANTEl, A
" few choice men ior mi. h,vontc branch Of the
r.rvI,e. Iinunty, nav raton., clothins and prize
money eHpnIued nj the ISonuazvOIt - lt0Ntry' New
No.k. 4. y. BRkNOOkr, Captain u b. " w.
!. sy..aAEails klg4y ~
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RAKFR WANTED-A YOUNG MAN IT,
- ~orE at the baking 5usiucs>. Apply =, AZ Third
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAVE
~ c'tnt ished Branch ONE cot th avenue and
23d It adjoining the second National Banf.
forw afded to al points where We have ofhoes
ORDER, 70 call for packages sill he resolved and
~ ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
pIRDS-B1RDS-JtlS ARRIVED FROM
DGerm .Dy, With full s,-ortm en-, n all Kind, Of
birds; The Underlined ofer iof sale At hn oli
aud bufnehes thnilhes stylark,, n,shtinsalo, &c {.
&c. CHAs ROSE, North William At. 364
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. FURNITURE
~ &c; t2'Qg0 worth Of the beet selected stick o
viii guarantee 70 sell cheaper than other hours
y tn. trade ~ oFARRELI- 2o7, 2es and 81
West ,bh IT. corner sth ave so
CARDs, CIRCULARS, BTIL.HEADs, AND
p, ~ b 9' T6 ma TRsSs p Tsa dI ss fao
at, bets cen Broadway and Nasaaus. 324
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals.
~ white rage ceuis per H.. ooofed and Noolen,
per b. coTTor and poster, ~ cents lead eta,
at IS New Bovery, between Rockwell and Cham
berG b3s
CROCERlES-A GREAT REDUCTION IN
~ the price Of teas At WAToONs, Soi Bovery, cor.
oh a Excellent family teas only ono dolls! EsF
HARNDEN EXPRESS. e5 BROADWAY.
II .... EApkEss, % Broadway.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
EXPRESS, 60 Broadway.
IIARSDEN EXPRESS,
FNPREsS, 65 BrosdwAy.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
EXPRESS, 65 Broadway
HARNDEN EXPRESS.
EMPRESS, 65 broadway.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
- EXPRESS. 6 broadway,
UARNDEN EArKFS[
EXPRESS, G5 Broadway.
| HARNDEN EXPRESS, Gb Brosdvaz.
BRANCH OFFICE,
l3l Grnd ~, near BfcNdwav.
Goods sent TO all places NORTH. EAST AM
| sut1H I2o
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STOVES
1T'HE EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE.

d ,sre to call your attention especially to this
STOVE. / believe, in this Stove, we have all
that is really valuable in a COOKING STOVE
The fues are large, the fre-box large and well
formed, (it has sitter, CRATE and ash drawer. in
the hearth, similar to the celebrated Black Dia-
mond, y and the Oven is much larger and better
proportional than that of any other Stove in the
market 5f's< @.2t4s3a
We have also attached to this Stove Mangle's
celebrated Gas-Burning Division Piece, by means
of which the gas thrown off from the coal is en-
tirely consumed. The Stove isperfect in its ope-
ration, the design is entirely new and beautiful,
and the plates are heavy and durable. There are
five sizes of these Stoves, for burning both coal
and wood. For sale at D., w. HILLS, ii
aul8-tf No. Campbelps wharf.
OK REASONS FOR BUYING THE
y MOUNT VERNON COOK STOVE.
l. 1t is the heaviest Stove in market.
g. You can burn either Wood or Coal.
3. You can get duplicate Plates if it should
break.
Z a. 1t is delivered and put up at your house free
of expense. iul M -{Ie 8*4a HL aF
s. 1t is warranted, and can be returned if it
does not work.
6. You can always find it at the Depot, Roanoke
Square.
J. r. GILLETT,
sep22-tf Depot Roanoke Square.
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PRIVATE SALES.
VALUABLE FARM IN NORFOIT

VALUABLE FARM IN NORFOLK
COUNTY FOR SALE.
| offer FIR sale my FARM. situated in NorfnlL
County, eleven miles from Norfolk City, and ~
miles from Great Bridge, on the Elbow Road
The Farm contains 100 Acres of Land, so Acres
of which aio cleared for cultivation, the balance
well set with Pine, Oak, &c. 1t has . fine and
commodions Dwelling House, with Kitchen
Barn, and the necessary oRt houses; all of which
are new and in good order. The Land is well
adapted to Trucks, &c. The location is fine and
healthy, with good Water on the place. The
terms will be made accommodating. For further
particulars, apply to 5.l,-.'.
l.. w. GODFREY,
4 On the Farm, or to
novl0-lm DR. II. T. HUNTER, Kempsvile.
DEW FOR SALE, IN ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH. $500,
We have for sale PEW NO. 81, Saint Paups
SHAW & ROBERTS,
novlG-3t Auctioneers.
DINNERS POINT FARM FOR
Il SALE.
T e Farm known as
Primers POINT, e .4i...
Containing about 100 Acres, situated on the South
bank of the Elizabeth River about u miles
from Norfolk or Portsmouth, The location is
one of the - r5.a .U1 lssf it
MOST DESIRABLE IN THIS sECTIGN,
Giving you full view of Hampton Roads, the
mouth Of James River, and Craney Island in
deed, the panorama is unsurpassed. Il. 4t b
The Land is peculiarly adapted for j.r.,l -
I r u TX In q ~ $685..
having been cultivated in Truck for many years
For further particulars, apply at the corner of
CRAWFORD AND COUNTY SITS,
oc27-lm4 Portsmouth, Va
GALE OF vALUBLE REAL ES-
- tate offer for sale that valuable REAL
ESTATE, of which my husband, YYESGUYOT
died seized, situated on Washington Point, and
Immediately in front Of the Elizabeth River on
the southern branch of said river 1t embraces
ID acres of high land and extends to low water
mark. 1t is eligibiy situated for ship building
and for factories. 1t may also be adv antageously
parceed out for building lots, which is greatly
needed in the present peculiar state of our society
property holds out unusual inducements. For
terms apply to SIMON s. STUDIES, Attorney at
Law, corner of Talbot and Main streets, Norfolk
diff MARY GUYOT
NOR SALE-A small Farm situated
Il in Matthews County, Va, containing fifty
COY Acres of good Land, twenty OF which are
cleared and in good cultvating order. There is
good two-story Frame Residence, with Stables
and other necessary out Buildings. This place is
situated Immediately on the River, within q Of a
mile from the Conrt House, and x miles OF the
Steamboat landing, (plying between Norfolk and
Matthews. 1t is also convenient to Chur ches of
every denomination. 4 3s'-' I.
For further particulars, apply to =. 'H
a.a ROBERT l.. SHELLEY,
nov92taw1m Matthews C, H., Va,
TWO FARM MULES FOR SALE
Two MULES, suitable for Farm purposes
together with lot OF Carts, Wagons and other
Agricultural Implements, are offered for sale at
great bargain
For further information, apply at
nov8-H DAY BOOK OFFICE.
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fFrom the Republic
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS,

D s3,
After four years retirement, are again intro
duced by their proprietor to the Southern peo-
pie. They have long been regarded as unequaled
for the cure of nervous diseases, general debility,
disordered bowels, torpid liver, night sw eats and
neuralgia, and have made more permanent cures
of what was pronounced chronic dyspepsia than
any other remedy ever offered the public. Ply
scians, ministers of the Gospel, and all classes Of
persons have tested them, and voluntarily give
their certificates of its curative qualities.
For sale by all Druggists in the cities of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and State of Virginia AL
SO by Candy Gilpin, Baltimore.
YoRKvILLE, ALA, March |, 1862.
Mr.. e. Baker:
This is to certify that ! have been suffering
with Chronic Diarrhoea for six months; have
been treated by the ablest medical talent to be
found; among others, by Drs. Withers, Hill, and
Page, of the Richmond Hospitals, but all to no
effect; and, as last resort, tried your Premium
Bitters, Of which used only two bottles, which
made perfect cure In week.
3 Hoping that others may find the same speedy
relief, .yilif-etf "a "a iae tYt
- LEWIS A. wILLERT
Testimony of Ate1 Dudley, Prsideent Richmond
and York Rivcr Railroad. g
I; OFFICE RIcHaoND 4 Y. r. R.. r. COIL
Mr.. e. Baker: t.oI
DBAR SIR-Please send me two bottles of your
Bitters. ana in pressing need of them, as they
have heretofore proved the most efficacious medf-
cine have ever used for debility and dranged
stomach, &c. Eek
Yours, very respectfully, a
'@ ALEX. DUDLEY.
Another from the Req. O. W. Petherbyidge. of
Richmond.
RIoHMoNn, Aug. A.. 1865.
have used Bakers Premium B,tters in several
instances when sick with bowel affection, and in
every instance believe they have been of decided
advantage to my health. fata 9af
as '0ie " O.. w. PEFHERBRIDGE.
oc23-lm* Astiani ss54 ~ fias
For sale by M. "A. d @. A. Santos, Norfolk by
Candy, Gilpin Co., Baltimore; and by other
prominent druggists.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.

G. w. WEBB. ALBERT REMIok. VIM H. SAxFoN,
Established 1885.
~ GORGE w. WEBB e. COMPANY,
W GOLDSlITHS AND JEWELLERS,
Is s. =. Corner Baltimore and Light Streets,
Importers and Dealers in
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY AND
SILVER-WARE.
Every attention paid to ncatness and durability
in the manufacture and repair of Jewelry. Fine
Watches repaired by experienced workmen. ~
Hair-Braiding in all its varieties. anz
Orders attended to ithslespatch. au7-ly
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EXPRESS NOTICES.
EXPRESS,
H OFFICE NO. 6 ROANOKE SQUARE
Safe. RnliahlA GnnrfH0nS and Prnmnf

Owing to the facilities afforded us by the New
LineOf Steamers, and our connections with all the
reliable Express Companies in the United States
North, South, East and West-we are prepared
to forward Freight, Money, Valuable Packages,
&C., flower rates than ever offered the public
before. Notes, Drafts and Bills, for Collection,
made on all accessible points, and returns prompt
ly delivered j Stt la6 e}f :
Shippers in Norfolk and Portsmouth will find it
to their advantage to give us a call before enga-
ging their freight by any other Express.
Freight delivered in Portsmouth without extra
charge. IL ta i ~
For further particulars apply at the office No.
6, Roanoke Square. tae 90.
Express closes for the North, 2.45 p M
:" " South, $50 p. M.
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-18
REARRsDEN's PICTORIAL pALM,

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH,
ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT, 7t
Group, Influenza, Asthma, Consumption,
All Diseases Of the Lungs.
MARSDEN'S PICTORIAL BALM
Is prepared from the recipe of the most distin-
guished and successful Physician of the age, In
the treatment of Bronchial diseases. 1t combines
the active principles of the most valuable expec-
torants of the Moferid Medica, together with
Balsamic Extracts, which are prepared on scien-
tific principles, producing preparation which Is
pleasant to the TASTE prompt in giving relief, and
certain to cure.
FOR COUGHS AND COUGHS.
Use the Pectora Balm whenever the Cough
is troublesome. Three doses in any ordinary case,
or five in severe cases, taken at intervals during
the day, will effect cure. ase
FOR WHOOPING COUGH. 5t
Take full dose Immediately after an attack of
coughing, which will be found to relieve the suf-
ferer. In short time all symptoms win disap-
pear. ga
FOR GROUP.
This alarming and often fatal disease must be
promptly attended to. Give a child a full dose
(see directions every three minutes until vomit-
ing is produced then lessen the dose at intervals
of every hour until all symptoms of this distress
ing complaint cease.
s4SQ FOR INFLUENZA. s,fl0R
Take dose every three hours during the day,
and one on retiring to rest. F'4f ~
N" FOR ASTHMA. p.
To be taken repeatedly during the paroxism,
until expectoration becomes easy.
CONSUMPTION.
This most fatal and insiduous disease can be
cured in its early stages by the of this truly
valuable medicine. The patient will at all times
feel relief by judicious use of the Pectoral
Balm.
Prepared by T. w. MARSDEN ~
III. New Orleans and New York,
gsss~ For sale by all Druggists and Merchants.
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