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THE PARDON TO DESERrERs

MAYOR General Augur, in general order
issuea yesterday repub!ishes the order of the
President offering pardon to all deserters from
the regular army who surrender themselves
before the 18th day of August, on condition
that they forfeit all pay and allowance for the
time OF absence and make good the lost time
TO the Government. This order also provides
that such deserters as under this order may
surrender themselves at any other place than
the stations of their regiments will be subject
to assignment 10 other regiments as if they
were unattached recruits.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
The Philadelphia National

ht FhfIHutIPhIH NatIonnI VohNenfIOn.
BOSTON, July I9.-The Massachusetts Demo
cratic State Committee held a meeting az the
Parker House to-day, at which resolution
wa, adopted recommending the assembling Of
a vention OF all persons favorable TO the
policy OF the President upon the subject OF the
lecting delegates at large and delegates from
the several Compression al districts 10 the PhiIa-
delphia Convention.
Ii was also noted by the committee, that the
call be worded s. TO embrace all who desire
the Union and the restoration OF the States and
the supremacy of the Constitution.
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Express Robbery.

BOSTON. July 20.-lesterday afternoon a
bold thief entered Kinsley's Express Office and
stole a box from the desk ia MIR. kInsIey's pri-
vate room containing four hundred and ffty
SHARES of the Adams Express Company stock,
with other stocks and about S25.OO0 in bank
notes. The stock certificates cannot be nego-
tia ed, and the available funds the thief OBJ
tanned does not exceed three thousand dollars.
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PKRsoNAL.-Col. VIM. L. Wall, of the firm
OF Wall, Stephens Il Co, has JUS, returned to
Washington from protracted tour in Europe,
In excellent health and spirits
Florence Percy, the poetess, Mrs. Allen
Ricbmond, Va has just brought out a new
work, full of life and spirit. 1t has been about
nine months IN preparation. The edition,
however. consists Of but one copy, The fair
authoress Is said 70 be 50 doing WELL
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PARDONED.

The President to-day directed warrants of
pardon to be prepared for his signature in the
cases OF three persons, two from Alabama and
one from Georgia, for their participation in
the rebellion These are the first pardons au
thorized by the President since the resignation
of the Attorney General
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TIE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT BUIInING -
Il he agent o: the State Department, has leased
tfe orphans Asylum on Fourteenth stree a
the corner OF street. for three wears, a an
annual rent OF $500. The building. winch
ha> been for long time standing In an un-
finished condition, rs 20 be completed for tn
occupation Of the Department by the first o:
October, and the State Department Will D..
moved thither about the beginning Of thai
month
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- From Littlefield & Clagett. the publish
ers, we have copy of The Death Bed of Lin .
colin" Photographic copy of painting by
j d. Littleheld, OF the Treasury Department,
and who was formerly student in the law
Offlce of Mr.. Lincoln. We are not partial 10
pictures Of this description, but i, is but JUS
tice to say that in this Scene the Likeness iem
bracing twenty or more prominent pers . mage
are excellent, ana The grouping natural
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THE ATLANTIC earle

In anticipation of the success of the Atlantic
Gable, press arrangements have already been
commenced for receiving two daily reports
rom London of twenty words each. We n.
derstand that even this small number OF
words will cost $4,000 in currency.
This will be a heavy tax upon the leading
daily papers OF the country, but we shall
promptly pay our share to enable the readers
OF the Star to know what is going on in Europe
every afternoon.
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FINAHcIAL,-The New York stock rnarkat
yesterday showed more activity and L partial
recovery OF strength. Governments Were less
actiye and rather weaker but without an ?
Guotabi" change. Money unchanged The M
ply OF hand abundant az 5per cent Discounts
CuII al 5a1 per cent for prime names The
Scinme.cial Advertiser of yesterday saws
Gold Is dull, the rate on call loans being prin
cipally flat" A short interest has been m ,de
dGnng the last few days, which may be ex-
pected 10 eliminate i'm a more active mova
ment within few DAYS
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S INTERNAL REVENUE.

ASSESSORS OFFICE. No. 46s 9TH street,l
WASHINGTON CITY.
TO ALL CONCERNED
The annual list tor Incomes for the We ar 1876 and
applications for Licenses is now in this Office omen
TO inspection and examination to all Concerned
and will remain 80 OPEN for the space of ten daya
from this date. July ii, 1866, during which time
any person feeling aggrieved by erroneous assess
ment appeal TO the unde rsigned
All appeals must be made in writing and specify
the particular Cause matter, or thing respecting
which q decision Ia requested. and shall moreover
state the ground or principle of error complained
OF Pm. PEARSON
" ll-eo5 Assessor for D. u.
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THE STATUEs.-The following gentlemen
have been selected as the members OF the com .
mission 10 revise and cOdify the statutes Of the
United States, in accordance with the act of
Congress recently passed. Caleb Gushing, of
Massachusetts; Judge VIM. johnson, of Ohio,
and Return J. Meigs, of Washington. 1t is
conceded to be a good selection.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N.-Arrange.
ments for sending delegates TO the PhiladeI-
phia Convention OF August are in progress in
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania,
Vermont, Maryland, Virginia. South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee. Mis-.
sissippi, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana Ohio.
Wisconsin and Iowa and the other States will
no doubt be represented. From Louisiana
there VIII be TWO lcOntestlngl delegaiinns
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Mutiny of CoIored TroopS

CHARLESTON, July CA mutiny occurred
last night among portion of the negro ops
on Folly Island, which was suppressed after
one Of the mutineers had been killed and two
wounded The rest of the mutineers will he
brought to this city tonight under a strong
I'd
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4S6 nARkR17ERs. AZ
BE ENTH Rect
lNTERIOR DECORATIONS.

CHOICE STOCK,
ssfS fna 9E
IN ashingfOn, embracing
PAPE RHANG INGs
Rahrrs ehd RCmsstiS Mannfscture best
sa' HAiLs
BEkS and LIBRAKIES, embracing New, Rich,
AM nEnans DESIGNS of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
si.o, large and select Stock of medium and low
WINDOW SHADES.
ne dwelling Geiors TAN. LAVRN DEF anna and
Si i,Nh GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, win and
=. Window Shades OF any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
me largest Assortment in the District, war
W1,h,LNTT; 5imitatI?n;! ROSEWOOD. ans sli
GEArKETs. CONVEX GLASS s nc ss' WALNUT
Persons haying Photographs taken are request
chasing Frames. S'
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
IN crimson. Scarlet, Green, and Blue Oolors from
sLk SSsb and Tas sEfss.
Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bins.
PAINTINGS AND ENGBAvINGs
fsos :nd sSShs% " iss4 f'" Choice PAINT
Thankful for the liberal patrons ge received, the
attention OF the Public is called to the sboya ,
As the most complete in the District, large no.,
ton OF which has been Manufactured specialize to
q o1as kept for in Wei
hargng or window Shades punctually and fsf9ts,
CITY vii III Cc g Az
rested and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
they can be purchased in the District -
TERMS CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR
j. MARKRITER,
No. le6 9TH strca,
je 70 3W' Sdoors above Odd Fellow Tsi,
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~Shillington, Odeon Building sends US the
following new reading matter: - Peterson :
ladies 1cocsine for August: J.nn!r ambrose, or
Ilie IN The Eastern States: novel by the au =
Thor OF Lights and Shadows of Factory I its--,
and "EtsteTS Folly, Mrs. Woods last novel.
both just issued by L. Ii. Peterson 4 Bros !.
PhildCelDhIs - 80 w.
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RY ". L. WALL 4 CO., ASstioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE


Under the authority Of Q decree Of the oirc,xt
court OF Baltimore city, in MARYLAND. made 20 ex
ecufe And carry ont the provisions Of the will OF
Goafrey AeSsr. deceased, the undersisned trustee
VII oner AZ public sale at the premises IN Wash-
ct o clock, p. n. b.
Lot Nc. 2. In square No. q, on North h street,
betw e 2lsh and zbsh streets west.
Lot No. II, in square Ne. q, on 9th street, be-
tween n street and Rock eresh Title good. terms
cush on the dsy Of ,aie. See deed from Jane Glo-
Yer 20 GoGfrey Meyer. July 3. 1859, iber w. b.
0 GEORGE MEYER. Trustee.
jy l6eokds W. L. WALL. a Co. Aucts.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sab
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, in the District Of Ceium-
bia. letters testsmcpsary on the personal es-
tate OF jonas Click. late OF wsshing.oa.
ID. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceeFed. are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. With the vouchers thereof. Go the
subscriber. on or before the 18th dsv of July
next; they othe ise by law lie exclude cd from
ell Lepe6t 81 the said estate.
Ciyer andet my haad this lph day OF July 1856.
-.-.--. HESRIETTA CLICK.
{ l6-aWsws s+ kNecuIriK.
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THE CABINET SESSION TODAY

The Cabinet meeting day was not of very
long duration. one of the members having de.
parted as early as one o'clock. All the Cabinet
officers were in attendance, including Acting
Pos master General Randall.
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CLOSING OUT SALES
M GIrNklE III

CLOSING OUT SALES
y OF SUMMER CLOTHING
MEMS YOUTH S and BOY Sizes
single MILD BLACK and FANCY COLORS
cloth and CASHMERE SACKS, light aud me.
DARK CASHMERE SUITS for bushes, or trav.
BLAtK alpaca SACKS,
WHITE DUCK DKILLiNG SACK COATS
VEST AND PANTS.
BROWN DUCK DRILLING SACK COATS.
PANTS AND VESTS.
BROWN LINEN BUSTERS Oh TRAVELLING
SACKS.
With full line of Summer UNDER WEAR de-
Also,
WHITE SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, &C., &c .
&C.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
36e Pennsylvania avenue,
beiween 9Th and 7th streets, Metropolitan
y l7.eo2wif Intel 1 Hotel BuiIdino
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GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET SOUTH, betwo en- l2th aud 18th
streets west. on the IsiaHa. at Public Auction.
Pm. shall sell, on the premises, BY virtue of .
deed Of trust TO dated the 10th day Of October
Der r. u. H., No. 8. foies Ia rs. In and rs. of
the land records Of Washington county, d o., the
Western half Of Lot No 2, in square No e9s hav-
ing 25 feet front run ming back the depth OF said
Lot, with the improvements, consisting of q coed
two story Frame House.
Terms: One hsaf e.sh; balance in 8 and iamonths.
tYnst ON ~. rrsr,.ss AZ - uSeu "
enne stamps at the ccd OF the purchaser. 800
not complied with within FIVE days after the day
OF SALE the trustee reserves the right Co resel At
the risk and cost II the defaultiAg purchaser. b.
advertising three times in some newspaper puk
lished in Washington, ID &.
JANIS L BARBOUR Trustee
GBEkN b WILLIAMS.
jy l1-eo&6s Anctionesrs
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BALTIMORE PAsSENGER RAILROAD-The
stockholders of The Baltimore City Passenger
Railway Company on "wednesday Reelected
The same board OF directors. viz: Thomas M
Smih. william Kennedy, Gabriel ID Clark
Thomas Whitridgp F. II Edwards and CaI
y'n = Grove The hoard reelected Mr. Henry
Tyson, Presi lent and Mr. Thomas T. PhIlIps
treasurer.
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New York Markets.

NV YORK, July 20.-Cotton firm. Flour
duh, and 5a1O cents lower. Southern droop-
ing at S9.65aSl5.s5. Wheat very dull and de-
ClinIng Corn firm. Pork dull. Lard firm.
Whisky dull and unchanged
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L. II. BIDENOUR will open this day branch
store on l4th street between l and X, oppo. te
Franklin Square, ZOE CREAM, WATER ICES
ND FANCY CAKES in various styles Ali are
invited to call and see nay new store, where you
can get good article at reduced prices yl66tr
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NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
coupons, lO9s; Five Twenties, 1862. log u;
Five TwentIes, 1854, los: Five Twenties'
1865, l0i1; Ten Forties, *; Seven Tnirues,
1885,; Gold, 1904.
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- Hammill. the american Champion. ~
was besten by Kelly, the English Cham pion, :"
al the International boat race on the Ture The
long steady stroke of Kelly won over Ham
mills short quick stroke
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but otherwise he did not appear 20 have sas-
tanned sny injury. After they hsd beer soma
time on the siesmer Bolster came out OF the
saloon and took seat, when English ap-
preached him, and they shook hands. after
wards holding a conversation for some time
Subsequently each Of them LETT the steamer IN
sailboSts for Alexandria. The party rea1 he'd
here shortly after 10 O'Clock.
Among others present AZ the fight were rep
resentatiVes OF the New York Herald sad ma
city papers here. The colored people IN front
OF whose Csbin the contest came of. took quite
an interest in the matter, especially a;teT e.
had been seriously explained 10 them by a WAC
IN the patty, that one Of the Comhatan's va,
the black mans champion. and the other OPP
posed TO the s.colored race"
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ATTENTION Is called 10 The Advertisement, o.
Kennedy and webb, trustees, =. e McCiuire
81 Co. auctioneers. Of building lots an square
OIL, located on South Carolina avenue. bet ween
lIth east and south ID streets, TO take place to-
morrow Saturday afternoon, AZ : O'Clock.
These lots are situated IN an improved part OF
the city. not far from the Wallach School
House, and on the street leading TO the Phila-
delphia row OF houses. and have recently been
graded, and present an opportunity 10 buy a
few building lots at rot a high cost. sale posi-
tive.
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81 w ben a mans spirits rise with the Their
uOmeter, they must be mercurial-
~The French farmers are importing toads
o. Si-5V per dozen.
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REAL EsTATE.-The fne country seat OF MIR.
Charles VI. Jackson. about three miles ONT from
Baltimore. on the Liberty road. has been sold
81, SO.
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APPOINTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERA,

Henry G. Stansberry, Esq, has, beyond
all doubt, received the appointment of Attor-
ney General, and his name has been sent nv
the President to- day TO the Senate for confir.
nation. Mr.. Stansberry. it is expected will
enter upon the duties of his position to-rnor-
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XXXIXTH CONGREsS-FIRSr sESSiO,

INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from th i.
source to-day were 1851. sos
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CHEAP DRY GOODS AT MILLER,S NKW
- STORE, lO1 Bridge ST., G cor getewn D. c.
We continue to receive large supplies of Summer
Goods, and as the season is ad yanced are enahjed
to purchase and sell them much lower than early
IN the season. We have full stock of Dress
Boys wear; Psrasols, Fsns, Palm Fans at cts
Gloves and Hosiery, Skirts. Bleached Mnslins
l5 20 Is, 2o. 81 cents. Brown Muslin to sell l5
Is 70, 26 cents Calicoes 10, l2. Is, 49, 90 22 cts
Airacas from 3 cents to 81, Mosquito Nets Not
withdrawing domestic goods have advanced late
ly' we are selling them as low as ever Cali and
exami ne our stock, and We will save your monav
je 2l-lm' BENJAMIN MIIIrp'
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

hISSOLUTION-The Co partners i o heretofora
- - existing under the sty lie of COLLISION &
sent. p G COJITSoN"
July Il, 1866. II TAIR0T
Charles Memmert Is authorized to settle ali &C.
counts of the late firm. " "
l. hereby authorize r f.. Talbot 10 collect ALI
debts OF the late finn. Persons having claims an
tn late firm will present them to him for settle
ment. Chan MEMMERT
he business will hereafter be conducted Iy
X; TALBOT. at the old stand, 50 Bridge street
lS-3tr
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Rf w. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP

BY virtue OF decree passed in cbancery cause,
No; 81: Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
/ shall offer for sale. at public auction, to tho
highest bidder. on WEDN ESDAY, 22d June, 1854
At o clock p. m, all of Lots NUMBERED eleven.
ln,) twelve l2) and thirteen l3, in Square num-
beTed nine hundred and sixty, 1850. lying and
htipg In the city OF in the District OF
Columbia fronting On north street, between 10Th
and nth streets.
Terms OF sale cash. All convey anciug at the cost
II the purchaser or purchasers.
Upon default Of any purchaser OF purchasers to
comply with the terms OF ale. the property will
be resold At the pense ef the default ng purcha
>er, upon giving THREE days further notice.
SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
VI. WALL 60, Aucu.
A deposit of S25 will he required on the purchase
OF each lot, default thereof the same will be i'm
mediAtely resold.
The purchaser of the above property having
failed to comply vi the terms Of sale the same is
TO he sold At his risk and expense on the 18th OF
July. ls66, at o clock p m
~ 20-d W. l.. WALL & CO.. Aucu
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q e, '". . ss;s 4
hose who may be in want eff COOKING
ofO' that 10 lar Superior to the ordinary stoves
IN use, would do wei to call and the MORN
INC ard EVENING STAR
Inc AhbITEB "a large number Of which have
been SOLO IN this city is still as great favorite As
ever anu with the imp ovemenfs made n il during
the last season is, without doubt, good. if not
market " " " ~
We keep also the MONITOR, MANHATTAN,
And PEAkL RANGES, the CHALLENGE STEP
STOVE. aud q variety of Other psttsrna OF the
best manufacture Wv
REPAIRS tor stoves made by Charles Eddy
Co. Troy, and Frost 4 Southland New York al.
ways on hand.
Call and examine our stock
Z. II. II. |. GREGORY,
81 Pennsylvania avenue
" list near 7th street
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BOARDING.

A LADY WISHES TO FIND A BOARDING
"A PLACE In the country for her little boy aged
Twelve years. Apply to Mrs. RUMSEY, Matron
woman Q Hospital. corner l4th and N SITS jy ~ as
ROARD WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND
y bis wife In private family, where but few
Board. Address, with terms and location, sd j
M" Post Office. Nv aO.at.
EUBNIsHED ROOMS with or without BOARD
cheap, at 49S 18th street Apply at once on
the premises
y list W. S. SILLIMAN
TABLE BOARD at No 464 10th street q few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms S2b per
mohtn de l6-tf
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK p. m.
3 O'CLOCK p. m.


"A5HINUTOk' July %, 1865.
Jayl Cooke Go. furnish the following
quotations Of Government securities:
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PERSONAL.

pERSONAL-Dr. W0RSTER will return from
New York on "wednesday morning, the lStn
INST, and will be at his Office, 447 10Th st for a
lev days. All delinouents are invited to cali
Othefs can do as they please. Jy l7-6tT
DATENT RIGHTS FOB SALE FOB ONE or
the best and cheapest ARTIFICIAL LEG6 vet
patented. Will sell the Right for enc or ali the
Southern states. Call or address w
Ola Kk a6a street north, Washington, d. @.
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t'OR sALE-A good GREY HORSE, 7 wars
Old, In excellent condition. and very -
hELEs Aonumsnt Yard, Washington. N
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NEW CONFECTIONERY srORE.

" list
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ORANGE HAMS.-A fresh supply Of these de-
~ lcious and Iuicy Hams. lust recei we'd By
Il. M. p. KING & son. King PlAca
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-28
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

Farther Point, c. E., August 2s.-The
steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool on
Thursday, August Is, via Londonderry 18th,
passed this point at 1890 P NJ. to-day, en-
route to Quebec. %.
her news has been almost entirely antiei-
pa1ed by the Atlantic cable dispatches. Is-- 81
The steamship BOrussia, from New York,
arrived Fly at Soathampton on the 10th -..
Inc steamships Louisiana and Scotia, from
M 1ssS York, arrived at Queenstown On the
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BUSINESS CARDS.

saJije4J E. DEANS, ..r ..
'hl NAN U FACTUR EROF nh
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDINGsS, .
"a BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK
Of All Kinds fl I..
PLANNING AND SAVING 1al
10 - 'i-a T0NGUEING AND GROWING
il 0tfi ~ Done to Order f.ij.iltl..5l e.
Cor. Washington and King Sts;,} IA
feb l0-6m s5ib il.a Portsmouth, Va
sDu LUMBER LUMBERll ...-,.
ME HAVE THE LARGEST, AS
wv sortment of Yellow Pine Lumber, on hand
that can be found on either city. All sizes and
quantity of heart and merchantable Yellow and
Pitch Pine cat to order in the shortest notice.
Also on hand, Shingles, Fencing, White Pine,
&C., &c. Tomato Boxes will be kept on hand
during the season. Persons would do well to. ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
~ ~ $50 3- r. j. G W. NELLY, iis.
jun1s North street wharf, Portsmouth Va.
OPTICS ~ I5'7 OPTICS / &
p j. M. FREEMAN ie
la 4ia4 No, 20, .iI
Corner Main and Talbot Street., Ia.
HAS JUST OPENED ANOTHER
-H invoice of those. fine genuine Brazilian
tlemen. Also, fine she'll run Glass, with a fine
assortment of Spectacles with fine English and
French Plate Glass, clear perforations, blisters
and specks. From the increased sale OF lenses,
have made it specially in my business, and feel
satisfied can give as much, if not more satisfac-
ton and less humbugging to my customers than
sounding recommendations. -a sIi=..
have also received fine lot of Ladies and
Gents. Hunting Gold Watches and Jewelry.
Call at No. 80 Corner Main and Talbot st. ~
au1O J. NJ FREEMAN:
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STORE, AND ron

WE Elm STORE, AND FOR
Bellows, Spades Shoves and Manure Forks,
Pots, Ovens, Skilletts, Spiders, Tea-Kettles,
Sauce and Fry Pans, Copper and Galvanized
Tacks, Copper and Galvanized Nails, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Cut and Wrought Spikes, Horse
Shoe Nails, English and American Stock Locks,
Knob Locks. Padlocks, Drawer and Chest Locks
Ale Cocks, Brass Bibbs, &c.
j. G. WOMBLE 4 CO.,
: No. Commercial Row,
-. au2l Near the Ferry.