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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02

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uno ftnf3is 6etier sinse1 bon bier mad Dem gfor'
ben as.
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E1tasmus lmb beS 9rD6te @ertraueu perrl1t BIER.
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beDrbert morbe1.
@lmira. 1. sunni. DaS 3. Oea. 6enier
Gar. Ne1tnent. ein Tbeil Der Senter Srcaftcns>
Mrmee inter @pmmanoc bes Col. 0ennis Opnd>
bue fam belte alf bent Wege mad O9oensburg
bier burd. @s mar 60 Wfaun fart uno pdbreub
bic 0eute anf einsn Ditltdeu. 3uS t%cartetel, fiu9en
fe Yritgelet inter etnaroer all lllo rlebrere err
Ser 9febeleiarmee. Gle batter 6 Siften nit
MsuSteten uub 9 &ilten nit Ntunition al $. 3.
6adlep, 0fctterban1, 0awrenee County, abbreiiirt.
gus CORNING miro beridtet, oaB 600 5eliee
belte BON bort nab Suffalc narf6rlten.
OaS 2ette.
Snffalc, l. Sum-. Das ytelleite BON Ga.
nara tit, bub bic Senter bel Srerldman8 Greet
Serldar5url9el lIperf fen.
@S sei9t fi9 nod, feline brittli6e Sruppenrtadt
uno bic 6enter marten anf Serltdrtungen.
Sduermetn5 Briide bier Dieiler bon Sort @rte
an Der @rarb Erultd Stall 9foab mrroe beute
9tadmittdg rertraunt NIB Die Sdie1ert Der 8abu
tbeilwetie anfserifen.
slOte Seipppner rp1l sort gre folroeu tt9t PEI
lditigt, MIR benz 3pabearnter, Dfr. @aton, ioue1
bic Seui.r $50 i'll @Olb weaseucnImen babe1.
Or. 3emptou puroe 9efaugsn 9enen1rleit uno
miro ais @eiBel 9ebalten weroen.
Die 6tnier beiabl.n ibre Sebiirfuiife nit Bombs
Der iriiden &epublit.
gine Au5abl bon 6au1ilien 1T beriiber sefcm'
men, INT BEN in Gallaba beoOrfttbenoen unrnben
III ert9eben.
Sin @erii9t melbet, baB cine I6t6eiluns britt
tiiher Snfauterie uno &apallerie BON Der Sdn9e'
bride ,Og, Inn Die Tenier ST pertreiben.
Ser y. ct. 0pfr. Nti&isan 1T nab Scnatpait'
DO aefabreN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
9lus @insQlmerifa.

+. NewOort, l. Snni.-D,r 0umpfer MiOr'
ming Star 1T NIT Nadri6ten BON 4. Dtai aus
8io be SaneirU bier eingetrcHen,
Die Natridten pom Ga Ylatd itno ptdtig.
Vim 10. Npril sriffeu 1900 Yara9napaner bic bra
Ii!iauii9en 8atterien auf Der Sniel, Stapicura 9e'
selei, nobel ale 4arasuapauer nnltamea. In1 16.
~ir.uSteu 10, 900 8rufiliuuer ben Yurna .obne @i.
~berftanb, tritben bic YarasuapauiiGeu 3irail'
l.urs suriid unb bsIestsn am f%ols.aben Otorsen
Stbara. Die gauge Armee Der Auiirten ieste am
10. auf Die paraslapanil6e Seite bes Yarana iiber
lnb bic Yarusuapaler rdumten ibr 2aser nuo 500
gen it9 nab Sort Sunlaita 5uriid. Wtan ertpa.>
tete III Sol9e bieier uctipen OptratiOael cine ball
bi9c 8senbtgung beS Srieses.
Die braiilianii6e @eies9ebuus mar BON aaiier
erSfnet rpproen.
0as 3pllamt 1T Santa Gatariua wurbe in bic
9uft seiprenst nnb 20 Yegipnm setSotet. llria&e
unbetdnnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Scfauutlmadtund.

Die bFentliGe Iufmere famtett wtrb auf tds reue
SpmntGgss @etes s%eeatt, baSstS fer Ieste @tesjf.
buns pafFrts unb ~sI4ss am SOn'1td8 ten ). 5nHt II 8raft
trttt.
GAY. 90, Set 70. lEbeilwetft) .Seine Yerfon tn bic
fem Staate lon psrtanlen, abesten, Sertaui9en. SesF
penn frlhe NIT tr9enb eincnt peer mebreren bieI,r Hrs
ltfel SanbsI trebt bari ne am @abbatbtcse, Sewotn'
lid senannt SOnntde, nt9t %pes9sben, trgenb mel9en
Tdbae &tGarren, SANDY 9 Obd- peer Wt"
ueraIWafle r, aetftee Cber ~8f8cbrene 8 auprS,
2a9erbttr, W E II, @tb er UDer anbsre lDnaren
sbar 9anbelsarttteI hberba upt."
O. wtr6 barauf aufmertinn aemabt. taB Der g5erfauf Bon
3eit unsen unter benz Eitsl uSante1sartttei" (@ler6anotie)
perbptsn 1T.
Sect. 100. tE6eilwttle) vSs fcu ni&t eefssIt3 fetn. ne
ter pfen su balten mod benusen su Iafen treenb etnen
9ansiaai, SpsrntauS, ReseIbabn peer &u9fllFt.,le tn
nert0ib hteftS Stadtes am Sdbbatpta9' 6snppnIt@
Spnntd9 fenGnnt."
Gs rrtrb AMI tie Straftn unb @eItbu6'n aufmetfiam 9s'
moht, melee bamst petbunbtn fnb, ba etffsS @eits 8egen
al. Iebertrettr fren8 9%etanbtabt Wer6en wirb.
IFrfd) Ete Yplttetbe bprbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
TeuU An1ei0en.
0dnf.

Den Nttslietern Der Baltimore S6aben. @eiel fdaft fage
th hermit metnen berbinbIidNfen Odnf fir Rte 9ehfreun6-
tide @%ufnabne, mVntt fe mid b~eehrter. Dte .irStitAet
Stunben, WsI6e td unter tbnen btrlebtf, merten NOD LANCE
IN en9enetn1et @rinnerur9 bleiben.
Mnbrea8 SprDb& S6Ikr
fd) G,prmnnfh 6ctpI gDnThInotN,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
0uaenOIitDe Oerirrmuaen.

Gin 5err. peI4sr iobrelan9 an gterSenf9~d$e, tras~
seittaer Gutird,tuna unb altn 5Ceen iustnbtGer 8erirr IN
gen TIT wta fur tt Sadt Der ~Irtbeubeu Wlenl9tett Alen,
eines ReatpttS beeitt fen, etn lOl6eS nebf Nnwetiun8
eds ttnfa&e 8etImttei, turH rel&es er tariff uuent-
etlbItb f6tdtn. 9rdnfe, weIGe fG bts . f~aerunsen bes
3u NuBen ma@tn ppufn, mGeen f6 pertrau-
unesSpn menben an Spbn Y. Sgben..
(mas2s-SmD 90. Is &baAbersRry Stem @prE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
@ute @iQe 8auperein SO. 1

Nue, Bite f6 etnsnt prrtbeiltofe N Ierein a~n1tltsben nrt.
len itnb erlr6t, It'd am Samiae, 2. Sunt, @tenbS 8 ubr
BET Serrn Sran1 untertra5ner, @te pCn &lbfnarle uub 81
pratttrr Np. "A etn3utaoen. Sm Nuftroge
Eofri1) SpGepb @ d m 4, Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Sf Baltimore 8ouperein $40. I

Dsrt- @ltebern beS gereins bt:rntt sur RaGrtdt, Bag tts
Sabre .0er iantmlung fppte geamtenwabl dI Wtontda, ben
4. Stunt, %ben6S 8 16r BET 6ra. Sofspb S@rster; so 1913
Sltce &nn Ctr a~t8ebaTten Wtrb.. Nt6t+@r ibeinenbe Ser-
taaen in bic eefeslt@e Strnfe.
fanpJ @~rnt 9etBner, Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Nufruf
an Die beutl6e Uep6lferund 8a[tlmpre's.

BUR 8sIpredune unb Berattuns ether euaentstneu @clts-
la1e tn Werbinenng CUR S6rberuu8 zines eblen 3mfdS ftntet
stne 9rp6e @erfan1mlnn9 am DGnnsrfas, Z. Sunt, In her
St9el 5alf, 1872 8rnb Str. BET 5rn. 9es fatt, wptu ale
Oeutiden 10 ~ertn9snp ais freunsEt6 etuseldpen 1nb.
ia-ep) - O1Sprpb. @pmtte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
SmruerF w0Terp0r4htc.

NGe Dteienisen, wet&e i6 unterSet6net bnben, an tcr
lDaGsrpartbie Sbetl su retmen, merten aufaeIprbert, IM5
5enntag ftib 2 u9r tn br &urnfaae sinJufnben.
Ia GpnrG6 WteSner, Sudrttermir
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Neuer OQuperein!

Mm Wfpufde, A.. Stunt, fintet te erhe g}e rSan,tnluns in
9ofale, StO $50 @fe bon Barre u. 9ittte @rten Str
fatt. Die 9errsn, Medic I'D btreitS rnterStthnet. fOple
Die NOD be;utretet tpinl6sn, limb frfuGt al eriast
men. (dmp) Sdcpb dbarbt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
2erineton Marfet 8auperetn.

Ottssr @eretn TT nun ~ppnfanOis rrsantfrt unb aue, bic
winf&en, i6 einem suter Bauperetn GnSuihIteBen, ipereen
erfu6t, f6 Dtenha8, 5. Stunt, Atenes 8 llbr BET s. @rrb,
23S Gertn8tpnltrr etn;ufnten, tnbem bic SsaaAten ertpabIt
iperben unb he crfe @insdblun9 9ef6teEt
frlamp) S. WettbG@er, prob. Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Weft Columbia 8auuerein SO.

MGen Yer1Snen, bic fb pbt9em 8auSeretn arf9ItceGn
ppaen, btene bierntt aur Ndtrtdt, bag nG6nen Wttttppd
cas erfe @elb ~relfduft ptr6 uno bic Wiitg.tebItaft nrd
Gin f6retbe9eib brtrprbfn trsrten fdrn.
fatno) " IS. Sdul6 m an II, Ger.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Sc. 1lnterff. g}ereim go. 9.

Den Mtt9lietern tieies @ereinS, fppie ~itertaupt alsn
Ereunoen, melbe f6 pbieem @eretr %anjui6IteBen wlnihen,
hermit CUR Ma@rt6t, taB f6 Der @frein bDlfcmmsn
bat un6 auf etne quite @crftttuticn eesranbst 1T.
90 Der Seretm elet9 Benefit mtg S~terbe8tlb be3abt 70 lonta
ben. Die m69entlt6e @eramntIuns fnbet itter Dienfag
Abenbs 8 u9r tn Metauprd 5ale, Simmer So a, fatt.
ianp) 81. GnGfer. Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Oie Ienierb
seotnn Der attibsn operattOneu
Grobermne BON Sort @rie.

@erI&t Ibtr @era9t. = Gil
hrtngen ms Snnere Dor.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
@Gnnerbnnh=9In,cine

9tfdn9tbung NIB nod hem General. 8erIammluna MDn.
tag 4 Stunt, NtenbS 8 ll9r tn Der Ds6anic8 Safe; neeen
tri6tteen @siddften urb Nufbt sdblen Der Sdaeerbunbs-
Mbsa6en fnb ste Wtitelieber esbetsn, pitrftli6 ~ srf6etnet.
lanpl Sim MMftraae 80. &prenaeI @efr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02

Sin I6eiI Der sIrmee wirft an Der RIRe SHaDse1
auf. sOerhGrtnnsen aus ben StGaten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Wnnfitr. Souperein SO. 9.

NaGSeuh BITE gDnhi tutruns bieltS @eretns eefGesen te
8eamten errodbIt. ftnbct be reselnta6tee 8erIant nluug je-
cen D~p1nerfa8 &ttnbs 8 nbr tn Der 9DObnun8 bs 6srrn
9tnnt BEN II. @at. Oa cine srDst @n;abI pp1 Antbsjlen
bcrettS entncn1men tnS, rerten Mue, rel@e md selonnen
fnp, N6 bic fem 8eretne nn3ufhltessn, erfu@t, TIRE Muniel.
bun9eu &c. tn ben na4ftn Berfammlun9en 81 MAIDEN.
s. Nen8e, @.N9erf, $. Obrmann.
fnhdf14-l DPdf. @ha5nf. GPrr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Sic SelbGfwireenSe NatentsN un,pe,

meIGr b~eipnters ~eeeisntt umt RelIer, @tsSrnben u.
Snbsre ~ n tsrtrbf{h 5fGume Az eutpGferM,
InSsna Fl, Gb felbf in 8epeguns febt fpbdlb etn Il d@ belize
ben bs @iscutBhmer& b%eatmmteg 9untt tn Zen, SetaItsr,
ain aebt, renu 60 Suseepurtpt it, erfOrbert nt6t bte &C.
rtnose Bebanbluug Dber AnftHt.
8saelunaen fur tiefe bD9it n~usbnren pumpsn nub tas
Srpfenno6en Dsn feu1ten gD6nben ntrb Bet BEN Inter.
~.sibrefsn pInftli& betpret. Senrp G.. @rt6,
Cnat26-lmt) 81 u. 242 9. GarpltneRrs BaItpy Wb
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Office Der @asli6t @pmpa0nie.

Baltimore, %. Wfdt 1865.
Der gr6Hbent unb bic Sirettpren bieIer 6 pmpasnie bdben
eine b~aIbiabrise Diritente BON III { Yresent ertlGrt,
SeIhe an pber mad Nipntas, 4. Stunt, In Der L. gIattrnal
bGnt be3atlt mtrb.
frfnmD) Splepb Srpp n, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
SiOIedur
OeeueS @Oblems mno 6pls=@efAdft.

Die unterjetGueten baten fCeben etn neueS &ptIer.
II NIB pIS-@ei6a It erSHuet usb baIten f) 3ur @uS-
fibsuns trSenb weI&er Ssfeluns befens e%ntpfrblen. Ste
u tIg'a 1I i 8 esraaS = SCrrStsts anS iieftrr eGs sons
@ewiGt BON 2240 pfc. prp Gpnne. SSbre Ysetie perben
TETS Bite ~nteoas8feu unb BITE 8ebtenuhs bic pinttltGfe frtn.
~ 8efeuungen fur uns rebmen an 0err 6 u | u s
GEnrab, RH. 8 g. Trebert6ar, ippte 9crr pIpb
YeIt, gC 267 SO. grGtttry .eeeenGbsr Der nEurnbals". >
9ee glitter,
1lnai3nt) Yarb; yD 500 Q. GarGlinehr., Bad Satn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
81. 0Seft SaGttmOreitraee. 81.
@rpBsr Gertauf BON atSIGnpii@en unb bic
IIden S1ntttipaareit.

Su ptIIIYEN PEtETENE
Der StOre itberfiiut bon Sdufern !
@lesante @pmmcr=@alIco's gu 1871, Is, 20 unb 25
@eutS.. .
@GSne 0elaineS gu 1871 unb % Gents.
@uter SebIei&ter UtusIin (parbbreit) gu Is, 20 unb
25 Gents.
@ommertleiberFpfe gu %, 31% unb 3716 @euts.
@uter un9eFlei&ter DfusIin Narbbreit) 20 unb Better
25 Gents.
ausss8ei6netc @aIiiuIirs gu DO, so, 6216 unb rs Cts.
6rau5Sfii&e @aifiutirs gu $1.25, tOftete tarSIi& nod So.
@lesdnte i&war5e Stella Sbapls BON Der Guttiou gum
6a(6en 4reue. ----
@benic cine rette NuStpabf bon alien Scrten metset
Baareu, Bel Der srcSeu guttipn in gaep'yorf ~DerfIOitene
gSc&e 9~etauft.
ales, mas i'd ipiini&e, it Elm 9efn6, ba i'd ~aber5euSt
bin, bas i'd Ale t~efrieSisen fam, bic mo beSinfisea
mpIeu. Spfepb SeItger,
@rpser popuI6rer Drpz@pcb Stcre,
$40. ga 3Seff SaItimpreftrnAe,
8pH6eu 8reberidfrase Enb 1farfet Spac
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Sffcc Der 6a8IiHt SOmpd9nte.

WTTTW7 VIZ -VVF TVVVF
Die idbrItte gpatt fir DtrettDren Der Gas 80.
snn 81 al ri m 0 r { rpirb tn bteler Office am n6@feu Diens-
tag, 5. Stunt, sntfaen IL unp 1 nbr WttttGes %fattfnten;
irfnrtn) Spfepb ON Il, Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02

SARA Sdbdf!
SO E1aHeR / un6 2 Gut, fH6n ron QuaIttdt unb @Iatt, en-
pts 5teauatrlHnb ~empfebIt tn btuteen YretltH
SpfeSb S&r1bEFt--
taEFA Os@F4snAf Rksae sRete @SHt0ee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Mnzeioe.

lint bic 1lnsefebltttett beS neuen Srnnt1es. @eIetes Su
bsrsiieu, tptrfe tD ndffen SGnnas mein @ef66it pfen
taItfn unb auSer @i9drren unb &abaf nod MineraInafer
unb &OnfttttUnarg ln6 @is'@ream b~ertnufen.
". 9 preebe,
fr5d) Ode Baltimore Il. Ycart Str.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Gar. Rck.

AEMA ~
20 Nd6faser BON Sacpb Seeaer,
$40. % 1ermGn StrdBe.
empieblt feline iceben nit Steamer - 9 . N let" ettal-
tene gDadren ais:
Rupferne GDrten. 5Ormen, gHdrmflai6et, Sprinaerles MS.
bel, Grubidpe, batertfde 8ierfeibeI &c.
3u btGt1en preifen. GdIg0
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25

A SHELLROAD WANTED: New York
has its Central Park, and New Orleans
its splendid drives to the lake, and why
should not Norfolk have a shell road?
And so she can, shells are abundant
there is no scarcity of material and Ia
boz, and If u good, easy millionaires
will only she'll out the necessary funds.
we can have q fine road made to the
ocean beach, which will become of the
most delightful drives i'm the Union
Messrs. Huyck & Veasy, our e%nterpris-
ing livery stable managers, are agitating
this "shell road" project, and from their
well-kn0wn energy of character, the
enterprise could not have better or more
determined advocates. They have re.
Gently ordered an entirely new outfit for
their fine Metropolitan stable--and will
soon be supplied with all the newest
styles of road vehicles-buggies. car
riages, &c.-hence the necessity for
having a good drive. We trust that
they will stir the people up to move in
this great and much needed improve
ment. 'Two-forty on the she'll road"
in one of Huyck & Veasey's new style
buggles, behind a fast team-will then
be a Norfolk institution.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR CoNUN-
DRUM. why is the Norfolk theatre
like a bone? Because it is given over to
the dogs" This able production cost
five hundred dollars, and if copied, the
usual credit should be given to the en-
terprising journal which expends money
so literally in the cause of wit.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25
Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Jan. 90.

} r Whitman, Mass; J L.athrop, Buffalo; Nj Hopkins
Bait; Samuel Way, Jr. Mass; NJ Covert, NJ oh W sew,
all, Va; J \ Wering, Savannah; Jno DuIy, Petersburg .
M Lawrence. Va; WIS Griffin, Southampton: } " BOWL
@ r Bruce, Richmond; Miss Brander, Thomas A Brander
Prince George, Va; Maj. Stone, UsA; Jno Mari, Miss
Mari, Cleveland, Ohio; Edward Hubbard, Powhatan, va
Rich'dsCapehart, Geo Bishop. N c; To Vaughan, D Ed
monds, Halifax, N c; w Tell, Richmond.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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COMPOUND, for the speedy and permanent cure of Liver
Complaint, scrofula, or Kings Evil, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Erysipelas, st. Anthony's Fire, PIN
les, Pustules, Blotchcs, Rolls, Tuners, Salt Rheum,
Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Pain in the Stomach,
Side and Bowels, General Debility, Uterine liberation,
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
from, or resulting in, Impure Blood.
1t is double the strength of any other sarssparilla
Compound in the market, and is endorsed by the medical
faculty as the best and cheapest Blood-Purifer extant.
PRICE 81 90 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by
Dr.. f. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
.MELRosr, Mass.
DIR. LAROOKAH's
Indian Vegetable
PULMONIC SYRUP
Cures Coughs, Colds, whooping Cough, Group, Asthma
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Night Sweat,
Hoarseuess, to which public speakers and singers are
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Of the Throat and Lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority, clergymen
Of every denomination, authors. editors, professors in our
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public men.
Containing NO OPIUM, il is adapted to every age, and
nav be used without fear of the dangerous results which
follow the use of many of the Cough preparations of
which opium and ipecac are the base.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Price 90 cents and 81 per bottle.
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
Melrose, Massachusetts,.
DIR. NIGHTS
Oriental
III AIR r EST o r E r
Proves itself the only reliable Resterer of Gray and
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1t contains neither oil, alcohol, nor any other injurious
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II cleanses the scalp, gives the hair a rich and glossy
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II ia scientifically prepared, and Is endorsed by the
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II is exauisitely perfumed, will not stain or soil the
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A3- BUY NO OTHER. ga
Price rs cents per Bottle.
Prepared by DIR. L. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Melrose, Massachusetts,.
DIR. KNIGHTS
HAIR DRESSING,
A VEGETABLE PREPARATION
For beoutify ing and promoting the luxurisnt growth of
the hair.
II preyents the hair from falling OIL or turning gray.
II removes dandrun, eleanses the scalp, cures nervous
headache, and all those distressing affections induced by
the Ise of oily or alcoholic Hair Dressings.
If, ipyigorating properties insure luxuiiant locks, in
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stored 10 bald heads when such a result is possible.
1t is ~splenlidly p%erfumed, will not stain or soil the
skin or any article of apparel, and Is universally ap-
proyed-especially by ladies aud children
30 BUT NO OTHER. "a
Price rs cents per Bottle.
Prepared by
DIR. T.. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Melrose, Massachusetts
Sold by W. A. a c. A. SANTOS,
Wholesale Agents for Norfolk.
DEMAs, BARNES 4 co,
New York.
BARNES, WARD 4 co,
;ant--aodiv New Orleans.
u o r s A l. T.
Six Hand FIRE ENGINES, in perfect order, with ap
---....mtl ao..Ia,a sxcant. Hose. Apply to
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Buildings at Newports News, Virginia, ON Y.
JANUARY 20, 1866.
Will be sold,at Public Sale. at Newports News, Virginia,
on FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1866, at 10 o'clock, 4. \, the
following described Buildings:
One Once, 80 feet X 10 feet, 3 feet post,
One Office, 20 feet x 10 feet. 8 feet post,
One Office, 20 feet r 30 feet, 3 feet post,
One Office, 20 feet K 80 feet. 10 feet past,
One Slaughter House, as feet X IS feet. s feet post,
One Bakery, 30 feet x 10 feet, 8 feet post,
One Commissary storehouse, % feet x 90 feet, 10 fact
post,
One Blacksmith Shop, 20 feet X is feet, 8 feet post,
One Carpenters Shop, 20 feet X 10 feet, s feet post,
One Hay Shed, 40 feet X 20 feet, s feet post,
One Hay Shed, SO feet x Is feet, 8 feet post,
One Hay Shed, Is feet x 10 feet, s feet post,
Terms cash in Government funds. ~
Ten days time will be given in which to remove the
buildings.
transportation will be furnished from Norfolk aud
Fort Monroe.
By order Quartermaster General,
A. =. U
Breyet Colonel and A. q. NJ.
W. n. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. jan20-it
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say- pur The QUESTION generally to

Your friends. as to what preparation they use for their
teeth, and the response, nine times out Of ten, will be
sozoDoNT. tbs no longer necessary to impress its merits
upon tho public mind, experience has Taught the world
that, as a means Of Identifying and preserving the teeth,
invigorating the gums, and giving a pleasant aroma to
the breath, it has no rival in either hemisphere.
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MAYORS COURT Portsmouth. Phillip Riddick, (coldl
was arrested for carrying concealed weapons, turned over
to the Freedmen's court. Several other cases were decid-
ed. and a number Of cash warrants were issued, made re-
turnable upon some subsequent day.
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CIRCUIT COURT. G. Ii. Porter Commonwealth Attor,
ney rs city of Norfolk. In this case the Judge. awarded &
manddDas mas, retainable first day of next term. Mrs.
r. B. Tunis as c. Ii Buttz, Attorney at law. case of unlaw.
ful detainer, The jury was sworn, evidence heard, and
the argument of counsel postponed until to-day, when
Mr.. Goode will address the Jury fer Mrs. Tunis. The case
excites very general interest in the community. Mr..
scarburg speaks for Mr.. Buttz..
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DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT

DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Buildings at Norfolk, Virginia, on MONDAY,
JANUARY 20, 1865.
viii be sold, at Public Sale, at Norfolk, Virginia, ON
MONDAY, JANUARY ~, 1865, at 10 o'clock, 4. n. tho
following described buildings
One Wagon Shed. 40 feet X IL feet. 10 feet post,
one Office, Is feet X IL feet, l0% feet post,
one Contraband Quarters, 81 feet x 10 feet, feet post.
stables, lao feet X "a feet, o feet post,
one Harness Room, 20 X IL feet, II feet post.
One Shed stable, 145 feet x 10 feet, feet post,
One Shed stable, lao feet x 10 feet. 7 feet post.
Two Shed Stables, l04 feet K IL feet. feet post.
One Shed Stable. 1877 feet X 10 feet, , feet post.
One Shed stable, 70 feet X 10 feet, ! feet post,
: One Stable, 80 feet x "a feet, 10 feet post.
One Quarters, "a feet X l6l5 feet. & feet most
One Mess House, Is feet X II feet, Q feet post.
One Stable, 60 feet 4 IL feet, 10 feet post.
Terms cash In Government funds.
Ten days time will be given In which 10 remova H..
buildings.
by order Quartermastos General,
A. p. BLUNT.
Brevet Colonel and A. o. N,
W.. H. hoptRrs, Auctioneer. jan2O-6t
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DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
FEBRUARY /, 1866.
Will be sold, at Public Sale, at Camp Hamilton. yir.
gima, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1906, at 10 O'clock
A.. NJ,
100 HORSES, more or less,
~ 100 MULES, more or less.
are in fair condition. ~"
Terms cash in Government funds.
Transportation will be furnished from Norfolk and re-
turn on day Of sale.
BY order Of Chief Quartermaster,
A. p. BLUNT.
W. r. RsBgRrs, Auctioneer. isn2a-I0t
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Hse~ PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY.
This is the expression Of every one after using Mrs. S. A.
ALIENS Worlds Hair Restoier and Zylobalsamum, or
Hair Dressing. They are unequalled for restoring, inyig.
Grating and identifying the hair, rendering it soft, silky
and glossy, and ~disposing it to remain in any desired po-
sition, quickly cleansing the scalp, ~arresting the fall and
im~parting to the hair a healthy aud natural color. No
lady's toilet is complete without them. Every Druggist
sells them.
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FRRrpMrN's CouRT. Mary Diggs from North Carolina,
charged with stealing, sentenced 10 80 days in thehard
labor prison. Philip Ridliek charged with carrying a
concealed weapon through the streets, pistol eonfiscated.
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IL o r s A l. f.

t Il y II u
l offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, aportion Of my farm, adjoining the
village OF kempsville, in Princess Anne county, Va,
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation IL healthy, society good, ADJACENT TO
schools and churches. Tho land is thoroughly adaDted 10
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick. There 4 wood
enough on the land TO pay for it.
Should 1t not be desirable for any one in want of land
to have so large a tract, 1t will be divided into lots to sujt
For terms, &c, apply to SHAW Il ROBERTS. Auction
and Commission merchants, corner Roanoke Sauare and
Wide Water st., Norfolk, Va, In whose hands the proper.
ty has been placed for sale.
J. NJ. B~RICKHOUSE.
ie7-tf Kempsyjlle. Princess A uns 90 ".
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In ESIRABLE FAMILY
L. RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residence, situated on
CRANKY street, three doors above the Methodist Church
and now occupied by Mrs. Foster, is offered for sale.
room on the first floor, four chambers on tho second floor.
two comfortable rooms in the garnet, and a dry cellar
located, and a large garden.
For further particulars apply to
sep2S-tf j. nj. SMITH A BROTIJER.