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LOST AND FOUND.

I osI. als REW4RD:,on Ilth :.rtet. bsfrs
i. :: si1s :.., heavy S ). & 81: Ssf:s.
ssrS IN AZ. s;.s s;' ne ::
owser can hays 1t oy calling ct st. AanS fnfset
proving property and paying for ;hi: a.
S. s 2. CIV On
Il ssns JOHN 81.
bes, AZ and 9Th ,ts., Island. a 80 : Its
EOuk Don ThurssaY morning, October rs, Ga
LEI a1s ossg Nh
sr can haveitby paying dpr THE a ys,,issment
ocSn. = n n CIV fSst Once.
SC sepiembeI. . l.,ge white cow, with two
Ss whit. o q na I.Ss
ssr The :s1vs reward paid q returned {. u
0eoreetown y ~ !, &C 26.y'
$40 en- IL. night Of the sd sf ocsoos :rDs'r'O
s.,.-- DARK BAY HORSE,
about years old had white star In forehead aui
sse h' neck out sm h hsd had the
: &C S-ai North Capitol e., near BSandary.
T4nKiF s AZ sToLfN BI TIE MErRoPoLI.
The sersS, to s4oGass
fUes q DE-
trtct, st his office, No ass 10th street west pri or
te 10 O'Clock n Tuesday, November m, Iss s. or
satd mule Will then be seld ut W. L. Wall 90 Is
Bazaar. No. 80 Ls. avenue, to the highest cssh
bidder, pursuant to law. Bv order,
GEO, b HERRICK, Property Clerk
oc E-3t lkepI W WALL CO., Aucts.
CAMB TO THE PREMISHS OF THE SUB.
- scriber one dark brown COW with white ia e.
TheOvner viii please come forward, prove prop ap
erty, boy charges and take he, away =
Mrs EMILY BEALL,
&C aS-3ts North Capitol ct. , near Boundary.
Gin REwARD -Strayed or stolen from he
% " subsc riber, on the l2th OF October, q rel
BUFFALO O0 ". heavy with calf; NO marks ex-
cspt end Of tail white; in COED order. p
JOHN STODDARD,
oc 25-4t@ 3sth st, bet 1 and X. First ward.
TAKEN UP-By the subscri Der, two HOGS; one
white, the other black and white. Owner will
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
60. A. O. rIELD,
&C "a ST Mertdian Hill
GS kEWARD-Lost on the morni ng of the 2si
pc inst. on Pennsylvania avenue. between A.,
street and the foot of the Capi toll bundle of RY
GOODS. The finder will receive the above re-
ward by returning II to No. 81 Center Market
- &C "a ST JOHN MURPHY.
COO REwABD-stolen on the night of the
gov asd OF September from the premises OF
GEORGE J ones near BlAdensburg, Q dark brown
HORSE, msrke U. 8 and /. o.; medium size
name and tail somewhat sunburnt; has q roam
muse The above reward viii be paid if returned
ooa HyattsviIIe, Prince 0sorses 90. Md
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~Jsmes Stephens is expected to speak, fol
the last time In this country, at q Feaian meet
ing In New York next sunday.
@Tne Mexican muddle 10 more turbid.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
W o0h1ngtOD ID q Octo her estb ase

Posi- OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.
Wsshineton, D. q Octo Der 18th, 1856.
until nhi0e Zee iii be ses;sd q. hi;
fEs BstnS SsISst 5o1 aosn Tor fa,n'hins LIT
IN the Shted states, for year. from and after
dee BIB, DAY OF December next, Of NE foioWns
Let. balances G. Fable Of weighing eisb, ouncs,
S 5. these is supposed 800 to 90 viii
I'd BaI.nees capable Of weighing too ,ouna,
ounces. OF the.ss nii 20 os Srsasd down 70 half
ii, PC sosrect1es: and strength and durability
ssnHies OF each dissertation OF Balances mSst
ssn fs s,ss bd and The bidder Who
shs aquAity il oil respects equal to
Zach balance must Be we'll and securely pao. I'D
IN In boz; for tssn:portssion and Delivered free Of
Hs.ne,, N x. to sas q
ington. .: g., whore the same viii be acceoted
II toGoe s :: DC Hsrei and ss,s 70 The samples
dence Of his ability to comply With bis bid. 0'i
Two sufficient mreties viii be required to con.
4 failure to furnish the Balances A. eortrsc,sa
Ter SromHiiy, or the furnishing Of those Of an in
for the forieiiure Of the eontrscs 'une'ens cause
=. Propcsals must 10 endorsed on the snvelope,
the ir Assistant Po.ss:ser .ner a Ws.hfp 70
'. o. p . f e. ALE1 $3.50 Ssi:,
MAaks!Ass!A!, G q MALAGA GsAPEs-
a.. q; s:SSSn.si q ~ SAg 9lss%S
sf: sss Fl. ave. bet. ia. aSw .sd lsss st..
DIANO FOR sAL8-One superior PIANO.
Z made BY eteinvsy, IN perfect order
Price Se sash. Also for sale or rent - ~
terms: Apply 70 W. T. NIAHO, No asa
street, between 18th and 18th SITS. oc 2s-a-
EOR SALE-A fine BAY MALE; SIX Years old:
- sound and gentle. and neavlv nes :
SfBING WAGON, covered built to order; IL
70 De SOLD low for each To be seen at6H
and TIN. p -'.~N' nc * sts
INV BOOKS The making of the American
Nstion. By Partridge. On Dsmocrac1, by j.
Arghur Partridge Volume 9. Bancroft's History
sery- by Lawrence and Noon. AnstfeS Notes on
Epic smtcs. An Americas Family in Germ sny. bV
Aditlsn. All In the Dark, 2 novel. 81 Ls Gens
ocEo FRANCK TAYLOB
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- The grand neteoric display promised by
the astronomers, during next month, IL pre-.
coded by preliminary exhibitors, and we NAV
presume that the grand hual ILLUSTRATION will
take place without TAIL. For the past few nights
brilliant meteors nave been noticed In the
heavens, indicating that the tsrrss trial sphere
IL perambulafing region Of the universe oc.
cupied by these atoms OF creation, and, accord.
ing to appointment will reach heavy con .
centration Of the chaotic matter about the lath
proximo. Several beautiful meteors were
seen about ~ O'Clock q few nights since
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TIN WHITE HOUSE.

l. There was the usual Cabinet Meeting to-day.
which was attended by al the members. Moth.
ing Of interest transpired apart rom the meet.
ing, and % usual on Cabinet days. there was
an absence Of the ordinary throng OF visitors
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PARDONBD.

The President has ordered pardon to IL,
sue to George A. Trennolm, sx-rebel Secretary
uoa OF Msjor Gen. o. O. Howard, MAJOR Gen.
FSickies. Major Gen. Dix, ahd others, st2L
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BILL PosrISG.-Lsst night. Joseph Marru
der, colored, was arrested by Off Ger Clements.
or the 9Th Ward, for posting bills contrary u
law. He was fined IS and committed 10 the
workhouse for Is days in default OF paymea-
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made. e. &he erection OF a mopuu.,t On A..
memory q Abraham LIncoln, an tie cIty a
IL WIS voted 20 carry on, TIA, = arposs >, N,
full extent tbst the funds con ;r,butad g.,
e7.oco-wosid permit. This amount though
/ not what the association had hoped 10 ralss
Will suffice for the procurement OF a sa.iSf,,
tory statue OF Mr.. Lin colin. either- On rn.roIs =,
hronze. snd u Is proposed GO place q IN iron, =,
the Citv II sif. at The head OF ~ street an1 :,
the intersection of Louisiana avenue va
Indiana avenue. This will be recognized -
All sc an admirable position, situaiec on com
manotpr eminence at the intersection OF thr-.
important streets Vo
lt VIII I've remem bered that sim ultaueou,Iv
WIN me formation of this ASSOCIATION othars
vere orfanized At various points else wh.r.
Tor we erection Of monuments 10 Mr. Linc,In
N tnelr respective localities. The result "
thar Ire different associations stood an e1.h
Others way, and The wsshin-son associsf,,n
tbet mao counted upon large coptra bur,onS
from abroad was compelled 70 fan bsck nm
what u could raise In it own yictna-e T.,
believed, however, that with the except,on ~
the fund raised tor the erection of the Snnng
field monument at the hose and burial ni.ca
OF Mr.. Lincoln, the sum collected by the w.sh
ington association IL the largest raised nv g.
association in the country, those in the larrs
ana wealthy commercial cities not excepted
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PERSONAL.

WANTEp-Informatio of the vberabout. of
", Mh sAlIH. Hotter. formerly from PhiIs-
delpbia He will hear Of somethin s to his int erest
~ SsiiIne ct CUNNlNGHAAS Hat Sore, Ne
800 W SIeot. -. ... q -.r t-r.. Oc % az
Nl DUN AND CLAiRVOYANT. Tonid mo-,
Respectfully inform all who wish to give her cali
that she Is now prepared to read the past present
ana future; 10 also able to advise and consult in
al Duelpess matters, lost OF stolen property, re-
covery 81 the same, love. marriage &C. at 323 9th
street' one door from street, from a. m untils
p. ~. oc z2Iws
MES. CURTIS IRVING, Test and Business
W Aedium, will give Life Readings at her
former place, q 20. north side of Penn Q av., be.
tween ~ and 9th streets. Office hours from TO
:. m 30 .os p. m. oc IS I'm
DR Draper, tAcE OF THE Q. s. NAVY,
- has removed his Office from % to % Penn
svtnue. the late residence OF Dr. Smoot once
nours befere ~ a. m and after p m. oc IsOIm
RRIDAL AND FUNEBtL WREATHs. 20.
~ DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, ST Rs, &c.
frssYfRvta IL p ns form WAX FLQwERs,
FRIES, late of Boston. Has reno we'd TO No 400
18th street, between g and II - ~ oc s.sms
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HUCKsTERIyG without LICENsE-P
Rosenberry. huckstcr, was arres ed by offir-r
Hughes for hucks;ering without license Jus
uce Thompson fined Rosenberg Is
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MALAGA GRAPHS,
y A n A N A s.

Choice CATAwBA and ISABuLLA oRapEs
cah De ootalhed IN large and small quantities at
PEARSON'S FRUIT STORE
oc 20 " 9Th street, near Pa avenue
pROPOsALs FOB LErTTR BALANCES
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Washington, May GA negotiation Of
considerable magnitude has just been conclu-
ded with the Mexican Minister here, which
involves the ceSsion to certain leading Amer
lean capitalists, Of nearly the entire peninsu-
la of Lower California. The cession is made
for colonization purposes and to secure the
development of the extraordinary mineral
wealth of that locality.
The Mexican Government retains an inter-
est in the proceeds of the enterprise, but it is
understood that the sum advanced by the
parties who have secured the grant, is up
wards of million of dollars, which at this
time will be of importance to the Liberal
cause.
The proceedings of Congress yesterday
were devoted to the usual routine of speech
making in the House "a nEa G.E8s.
The Senate not being in session Mr. Phelps,
of Maryland, delivered mastery vindica-
ton of the Presidents policy. NJ"
Mr. Ingersoll, Of H., was severe in his de-
nunciation, and said that the President, in
stead Of making treason otlious, was earnest
ly engaged in an effort to elevate traitors to
place and power. In the course of his re-
marks the speaker declared that be had no
confidence whatever either in Andrew john
son or VIM. II. Seward:
Other gentlemen obtained leave to print
their remarks GA reconstruction and other
subjects. 49,.
Ne,0 Orleans, May 3.--President johnson
has ordered General Candy not to interfere
with the United States Court. The President
first ordered General Candy to make a full re-
port by telegraph Of the conflict upon which
he acted. The court was reopened immedi-
ately. By instruction of the President, Cen
eral Candy has released the cotton held by the
military, and turned it over to the United
States marshal. 5St75ss C-sl s.g IS
Philadelphia May 4th George G. Bow
ers Jr well known war correspondent,
attached to several journals in this city
and Washington during the rebellion, died
this morning of heart disease. ~
Nashville, May s.-Ths Senate has passed
the franchise bill by vote of Is against 6
It is now law, and DISTINGUISHES over ninh
tenths Of the people Of Tennessee Iaa
. Richmond, May 6.e-Governor Pierpoint
has appointed Hoe Alexander Reeves, Judge
of the Supreme Court of Appeals, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge Tbomp
son. ~ &
~ Ms,o Fork, May 6.-The shipment of gold
to Europe to-day amounted to over million
Of dollars. Cotton frm; 1000 bales sold al
34@35c Flour advanced 10000. Wheat
advanced 1@2c. Corn advanced lc. Porh
and Lard firm, Whiskcy dull Naval Stores
quiet. .Freights dull. Gold 1864 .9.o
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

We learn that Mrs. Davis rema,us at Ola
Point. in attendance upon her husband No
act of President johnson has been. more
gratefully received at the South than the
permission he has at length given for this
estimable lady to visit and remain near Mr..
Daviss place of imprisonment; and we
should not be surprised if this first yielding
of the Executive should be an earnest of his
speedy release upon parole. This would in-
sure his appearance whenever uteuor meas
ures- should require it She remained at the
Hygeia Hotel for several hours after her ar
rival, and after breakfast was called upon by
Lieut. Fessenden, an aid of General Miles's
staff, who escorted her into the fortress. She
brought a large quantity of baggage with
her, as if designing to remain some time, in
which event she will probably make her
home at the residence Of Dr. Cooper, the
post surgeon of the fortress.
In the meantime, the public are informed
Of projects in contemplation respecting Mr..
Davis, which may or may not lie true. 1t
seems that Judge Underwood was on visit
to New York last week, and stated that, at
the term of his District Court. which COM
menced to-day, the Grand bury will bring in
a true bill against Mr. Davis for treason -
This is the first step. AS soon, therefore, as
the House judiciary COMMITTEES have acted
upon the subject, which will probably be
within the next ten days, the Government
will be ready to proceed with his rial, pro-
vided Congress throws no obstacles in the
way The committee, however are trying
very hard to make out case which viii
warrant them III recommending his trial be-
fore a military com,nissie1 In this they
will fail, for the President does not intend to
have him, or any other person connected
, with the rebellion, tried III any other way
than before civil tribunal
Wehave no doubt that NJ, Davis desires an
immediate decision in his case While the ann
nesty, which must some time coue, is delayed,
be suffers the .rigors Of close Imprisonment,
continued now fora year. and we learn it has
tod perceptibIy aud painfully upon his.health,
His face is very much thinner, his hair is gray
er, and his step feeble; al1 his Plysioa ener-
gies are so weakened and Impaired, that no
one who sees hul believes it is possible for
him to live the summer ont in prson.
We shall be very sorry if any fear Of the
wrath of the Radicals, who cIamor persistently
for the blood OF this arctl.trai,or," as they.
call him influences the President in his con-
tinued confinement of NJ: Davis for, to our
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General, News.

A gigantic cotton factory, called the "Man-
assas" mandatory, has been built at Carroll
ton, Mississippi. 1t contains 10000 spin
dies, 1900 looms, and goes into operation July
LIST: The stock now stands Is per cent.
above par. The company owns LOO acres
of land contiguous to the factory, which would
do hopor to Lowell or any other town.
Caleb Gushing being called upon for an
"opinion," has advised the Secretary of. the
Treasury to suspend the distribution of prize
condemnations, until the full meaning Of the
act therefor is settled by the U s Supreme
Court
y white man in ST Louis bee anne enraged
ar a negro, the hther day, and WAS about to
strike him with trick bat, when the colnred
man fell back on reserved rights: Look here
white man, don't you strike me wild dat ar
rock7-don't you do it. sar; I'd have you to
know dat when yon strikes me you strikes a
Bureau
Notwithstanding the hue ana cry raised
against cholera it makes a meagre death re-
cord compared with consumption. Take Bos-
ton, for instance. Since the cholera first APP
peared in this country in 1882, only eleven
hundred persons have died in that city of the
disorder. During the same period OF thirty
four years probably from eight to ten thou
sand persons have died there from consump-
ton alone. and like proportion may be given
for New York and other large cities.
The Senate in executive session, w ednesclay,
refused to confirm the appointment Of Gene
raj Frank p Blair, to be collector Of internal
revenue at st. Louis.
T, Parker, Esq, was confirmed as surveyor
of the port of NewOrleans. The nomination
of v l.. Findlay ESQ, of Baltimore was
also rejected
The recent order mastering out, among 9TH
er general officers, Brevet Majol-General John
W. Tur: er, has been revoked; and he will ,un-
til further orders, remain in command of the
military district of Heprico, Va
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the NOM
nation Of the Hon. Moses F. Odell as Naval
Officer for the port Of New York. He was
war Democrat, and established good rep
utation in Congress of which he was a men,
Der during the civil war
Senator Wright of New Jersey, who rose
from his sick bed to resume his seat in the
Senate to vote to sustain the veto of the
Civil Rights bill, has been obliged to return
to New Jersey, and will probably never again
be able to resume his seat ne
Braxton Bragg is living on farm in Aia-
bama, acting as agent for another person.
He has lost all he owned before the war.
1t is said the Fenians want to arrest and
try Stephens, on his arrival here, on charges
of completely in the acts for which OMaho-
ney was tried and deposed.
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INSURANCE.
MEXICAN INSURANCE.

VNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOK
TECo ORA TED 1912.
Authorized SpuSi Capital. $1,000, 600
Board of Diree or,:
J. C. Deming, President.
John 3. Whitehead, President franklin Saw
Gilbert c. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
C. L. Cole, President First National bank.
G. IL. Rowland, of late Rowland Il Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan Co.,
Bankers. .r 40
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mcr & Nee. Saw
Adoisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. q Nee. Ex-
change. ..-'-----.
W. T. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Say
ings Bank
c. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison & Co. ),
Bankers.
George sangster, ESQ.,, ). E. Barry Esq, A.
l.. Hill, Esq. 400 sE ~
Ns~ City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street Norfolk.
EIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
II INSURANCE. s1 ~ s-aufr
j G. d EN- N G AGENT. %
New York Life Insurance Company,
.s.1ll NEW YORK. .If -1foF q
NtdnnAttdn Fire anu MURINE EHSuEduCe
Company, N. Y. sltAayi
81. and Marine Insurance Co.
Home Fire New Haven. 3+4 -1 1rl -ic
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y. saH4 i9
n atiOnal Fire Insurance Company,
1905 - Baltimore. 1Hj4 .i- p 81
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, We.
ne Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
MERCHANDISE, &C., and Policies ON 'Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates. e. l7a tta 4.
J. C. DEMING, Agent, ,g
- g Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
L. Notice of Removal.
Our PATRONS and the INSURING PUBLIC
are respectfully notified that the Office of the
+" AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY"
Deming's, Life, Fire, and Marine Agency
WA Ofiice, 0OiI III <l4tf III
| Has been removed to the rG4L IiI
|. INSURANCE BUILDING a9ia 2
Corner Of Main and Commerce Sts,, Norfolk, IA.
u.s. Orders for Insurance of every description
respectfully solicited. .s1..
may l-lw ,., ]. G., DEMING.
t=ss
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I'M y Q
~ ~, r.zs TO FARMERS.
TRUCKERS AND SHIPPERS,
We are now prepared to farnis. apv number Of
Vegetable and Fruit Boxes, from one TO ona
Thousand. Parties inswant If boxes vii ffnd It to
elrinterest to give US call before purchasing
Those in want of new Strawberry Chests or
Boxes for their old chests viii do. wen to eaf,at
me Sasa, Door, Blind and Box. Factory, onHili
\ B.3Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Nantes
and Brackets, DC, made, to order
Orders solicited.
ap 24-D2t& Wit 7''77 = ,sSdrs -
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= NoRK.-Much as people may talk about
luxury aud ease, there'is no healthy life with
out WORK IF some kind Oar enjoyments are
all the result Of comparison, Every passion
or emotion has itsacontrast, without which it
would neither be felt nor appreciated Work
Is as necessary to. man as is the rest which be
fakes be. gratefully after it, 1t is that which
softens the peasants couch of straw till it
seems like a bed Of DOWN and it is the weari-
ness of illeness that transforms the gilded bed
of1ux!lry INTO q Tan,alean moekery Yet in
work, as in everything else, we must keep iu-.
violate tliatiuvariabIe law Of nature. modera-
tion, and let :cheerfulness and good temper
tighten the hours and the scene of our labors
+ 1t is not work that kills men, it is worry
Work is healthy You cain hardly put more
on man than he can bear, Worry Is rust
upon the blade. It is not revolution that de-
stroys the mschineryS but the friction. Fear
secrets, acid, but love and trust are sweet
things, aa' ssaEa.i i'-'949 -
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gist's, but have this simple remedy at hand ::
1inct Of opium, tinct. camphor, tinct. rhu-
barb, tinct. of red pepper, equal parts; take
20 or 80 drops in a little brandy, or if this be
unpleasant on loaf sugar; increase the
amount in fifteen minutes if the sickening,
weakening discharges are not checked; if not
checked, send for the doctor
o. NJ. WozENcRAFr. NJ. ".
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- A. ii. LINDSAY'S NOTES.
il with w. W. Sylvester. as princinaI' and nv.
self either security or endorser, and notes lor
oonos given by me as principal, will secure their
interest py sending memorandum of them i'm.
meoiately to me at Portsmouth, Va -, ~
ap Zo-6w~ a. II. LINDSAY.
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g Nashville, May s-Ths Senate has passed
the franchise bill by vote of Is against 6.
It is now law, and DISTINGUISHES over nine
tenths Of the people Of Tennessee. a.
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: AUSTRIAN TROOPS FOR MEXICO. The
Sta.e Department has received positive in-
formation that the first detachments of Aus
TRAN troops have sailed for Vera Cruz, and
that Others wiz follow. The Austrian Minis
ter bus made all his arrangements to leave the
capital and will.depart in about three weeks,
without waiting Tor Mr. Stewards action. It
is understood that he acts under instructions
from his own Government. People are now
beginning I'd see Che point of what Reverdy
johnson said in the Senate the other day, that
Mr. Stewards Instructions to Mr. Motley will
result in war with Austria. 49, -
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VI T51 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

No. IL Main Street, Norfolk, Va
All who want work can obtain it, and tho
who want help in any capacity or quantity can
be supplied BY calling and registering for same.
Arrangements have been made with an Emil
grant Agency in New York, to furnish any guam
tity of White Labor, including Mechanics of
every kind, Agriculturalists, Gardeners, &C., on
reasonable terms. ----..- b.. r. GALE,