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WASHINGTON, oct S-tf

u EMOVAL,-Thc subscriber calls the attcn-
II ton of his numerous patrons and the pub
lie generally, to his removal from his former
stand, at the corner Of King and st. Asaph SIS,
(Harpcr & Bros old stand), where he will be
pleased to receive continuation of their fayorS;
and where he will continue to, keep one of the
largest and best selected stock Of BOOTS and
SHOES ever offered in this market, which he is
prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices. Gail
and see before purchasing elsewhere.
JOS. KAUFMAN,
oct 3-tf corner King and Royal SITS.
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~, lNcRCH SERVICES To MORROW. 10 NOR
~" VIII be the twenty first Sunday after Trim
IAn,t Church-Sorvicc at l. L. NJ, and =
T. tyI'' by the Rector, Rev A. NJ Randolph.
cr ~: GauI S-Servicc in the morning and
evening, by the Rev Mr. Norton
,HIiac2-Servicc in the morning and at nj ght
" Z !Ae Rev: Mr.. Sprige.
-" Mary s-Scrvicc at I and / 4. M, ana
/; H., by the pastor, Rev. Father krocs.
1t. l ~ i PrcSbytcrian-Sermon in the morning
Oy the Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
;n' second Prcsbytcrian-Scrmon in the morn
! anu at night by the Rev Mr.. Lettwich
in "plS(copal McthodiSt-Scrmon in the morn
" KING ana at night by the Rev. Mr.. Langhorne.
inn ,He'3odlSt Eplscopal-Scrmon in the morn
< Snq at night by the Rev Mr.. Wheeler
inn .Ilelh9dlSt Protestant-Sermon in the morn
l'ey, Mr., Sweet
BY '''SpIi!SSt-Sermon in themoning and at night
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ARNOLD Il FIELD,

81 ARNOLD Il FIELD, IS
MERCIIA Mt TAILOKS,
Have removed from No. 60 to No. 81, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any ono in want of Il suit Of
rood clothes. We have on hand and are re-
cciving good line Of
CLOT1S, CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS
LINENS, &c,
which we will make to order, very low fdr the
next two months especially.
We propose TO continue our -
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.,
where you will always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
WILITE S IL l II rs,
us cheap as they can be had at retail in Phila-
deiphia Warranted to fit and wear we'll Call
and see us, at No. 50, King ST., 4" doors west OF
Royal aug 1-tf
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ID A r G \ N S
ID = 4 Il G. A n S
Whalcbonc Corsctts, Of all sizes, both white
and colorcd, warranted genuine whalebone; also
Ladies' and Misses Hoped and Balmoral
Skirts, just received, and will positively be sold
at greatly reduced prices. Call and examine,
as you arc sure to procure Il bargain, at
G.. G.. BERRY'S,
oc 10 No. r. King street.
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Y1HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN
4 the large and commodOus dwelling No. IS,
Prince street. between Fairfax and Water SITS,
will, on or before the lst of November, open
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE. The
house has just been thoroughly repaired and
renovated, and the furniture all new, and every
arrangement regardless Of expense, has been
made for the comfort Of guests. Day boardcrs
will also be accommodated. For terms, apply
at the premises.
oc lift J. n CARTER
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EWoNs.-Mr. Samuel Stout, Of Adams
,,@pFe>S, will please accept our thanks for
7'Mi!t'S papers in advance of the mail.
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. ESUMPTION OF BUSIN ESS.
EN- O Oh G L | nj D. S

STOVES. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c
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TLO AXIS! III y A >
" a n ID
CLIO \ X n Or & l. . II IL )
We arc now receiving from the New York
manufactures all the now PARIS STYLES of
LADIES CLOTH CLOAkS,
made in the best mannernnd at low prices also,
50 pieces Astrican, Beaver, ChinchiIla, Mos
COW Beaver, Plaid White and Figured Opera,
and other new style Choking Cloths, with TrIm-
ID RESS GOODS.
Superior Black and Colorod Silks, Irish Pop
Inns, and Silk Warp Ottomans, Hoped Skirts,
Blankets and housekeeping Goods in every
variety Of quality, all Of which we arc selling at
really low prices. NJ. ia LOR ~ w.,
No. ~, Centre Market Space.
Wuc hi trto S-tf
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ORANGE ANo ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
IL IL 81 iA ls

HEca hG Scs-S.c -1ts-r8-.E-Ga--
On and after FRIDAY, the 18th instant, Il
daily passenger train will run between Washing
ton and Lynchburg, connccting"t Gnrdonsyillc
with Va Central kn!road trains for Richmond,
SLaunton and the Virgins, Springs; mt Lynch
burg, without detention, for all the Southwest,
und ut Washington for North and West.
Leave Washington daily 1T $50 n. M, and
Alexandria at 1.l5 ii. H.; arriving at Lynchburg
nj 30 p IN, connecting with the Virginia and
Tennessee train leaving Lynchburg ut 500 pm.
Leave Lynchburg ut Ida m; arrive ut Alex
andra at i,A5 p IN and at Washington ut 5.15
p. IN.
This roal is attractive, not only for it, com.
Portable Accommodations, but Cor the fact that it
passcsthe now historic localities Of Fairfax, Bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoc, Catlctts Rappahtn-
mock, Cupcper, Orange and GordonsviIIe
places Of impcrishable interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila
dclphia and Baltimore, nad at the Offices Of the
road in Washington and Alexandria.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
ic l3-tf General Ticket Agent.
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FRESH FISu.-Fine fresh ish-rock and
Py'cA--wcre selling on the wharf this morning
Il thirty cents per bunch.
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STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.

G CUVI J. L + r.
~. (KELLs OLD STAND,( ~
NO. =, king ST, ALEXAN OKLA, VA
Dealer in all kinds Of
STOVES AND TINWARE.
PLUMBING, COPPERSAITHING, ROOF-
ING: GUTTEKING and SCOUTING done in
town and country, at Lowest cash prices. All
work warranted us contracted for.
scDl1-tianl
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STEAMERS, RAILROADS, &c.

ALEXANDRIA, LoUDOU& & HAMPSHIRE L. r.
lss - i5T .;aJ "a
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TRAINS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY i@UH-
DAYS EXCEPrED) At 81 4. NJ.
For rails Church, Vienna Thornton, Hern1on,
Guilford, FArmwel and Belmont connecting
ut Guiiord with llutchinson's Coaches, daily,
for Gum Spring, Arcola. Aldie Middleburg,
and Uppervile; and at Farmwcll or Belmont
with Pcacock's Coaches for Lccsburg Ham
illon, Purcelvilic, SnirkcrSville, Castlcman's
Ferry, Bcrryriilr and Winchester.
IA RE: To Addicburg, So 2j; Uppcrvillc
81; Leesburg, 81; Winchester, IS 30. In
tcr'ncdiatc points in proportion.
W. BLYTHE,
oc l0-coGunl General Superintendent.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL!

I'm view of tho present unsettled condition,
of the country, and money being Il great con-
sideration, l. have determined to offer to the
public, goods, ut such prices rs cannot fail to
please Just received,
Black and Fancy Cassimcrcs,
All Wool Twceds, for boys wear.
Kentucky Jeans, in great variety.
French and English McriEocs.
Alpacas, Mouslinc DcL;tincs.
White and Colorcd Flanncls; also, beautiful
Saquc Flannes, Ginghams and Plaid Bones
tics, Bleachcd and Brown Cottons, Notions, &c.,
together with many other goods too tedious to
cnurncratc, all Of which will be sold very, low.
oc 7-eoGt L. A. LARKIN.
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lHCEcU SERVICES To MORROW. 10 NOR
~; ~" VIII be the twenty first Sunday after Trim
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J1IRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF AL
L ANDRIA-A general meeting OF thc stock
holders will be held on MONDAY, the 5th day
of November next, At II q. m, ut the office of
the company, to elect directors to serve for the
ensuing year, and for any other business which
may be brought before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board.
oc lG-cotd g, w. WATTLES, Scct'y.
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QTOVE POLISH-of the,vcry best quality
y giving beautiful siIvory lustre with half
the labor Of the ordinary kinds in use, for sale
by HENRY COOK,
oc IL 80 and 22l, King street.
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DIANOSu!- Just received , fine PIANOS;
i also 2PARLOR ORGANS, for sale at '.
BECkEK'S Piano Room. No. 81, Washington
street corner of Queen. Call and sec them.
Oc l1-4t
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

In few days the visitors of the Universe
ty of Virginia will reassemble. according to
the terms of their adjournment, for the pur-
pose of eecting Professor to fill the chair Of
Latin. All of us in this region feel deep III
terest in the result of their deliberations, and
while we disclaim any shadow of hostility to
Mr. GALT's learned competitor; while we feel
satisfied that he will, if elected, adorn his
position still, we but represent the feeling of
this entire region of country when we express
the sincere hope. that the friends who sus
tanned Mr. GAIT in August, will not fail him
on the renewal of the contest in September.
Glsipanfifefirsr with Colonel PETERs; having
this opinion fortified by an equal division of
the vote between the two candidates. we trust
that our friend Colonel WATTS will 60 to the
University determined to adhere to the line of
policy, hepursued before, and which he knows
is in accordance with the wishes of tide water.
The Petersburg Index, the Yirginian, the Old
Dominion and the Times of this city, have all
united in expressions of the strongest and
most decided anxiety to see Mr. GALT elevat-
ed to the chair for VIII ich lie is applying: and
while We would at once dismiss, as vulgar
and impertinent, the effort to crafty a sec
tional pride, as SUCH still where the exponent
Of tide water is known to be fully competent
to adorn the position to which he aspires then
Colonel WATTS can find, in the expressions of
opinion to which we have alluded, strong
argument which can legitimately be urged
Another Institution has just selected two
Of our townsmen to fill chairs within its gift;
and we confess that the elevation of these
modest and meritorious gentlemen smboldens
us to hope, that our friend Mr. GAIT upon
whose worth we do not trust ourselves to
speak, may complete the trio. But what
ever be the result, We can assure him that the
public voice of this region enforces his appli-
cation, and unites in an honest wish for his
whose prosperity be is SO ardent an advocate,
and for which he worked with such zeal and
intelligence during the last session of the Lee
gislature- and with such great effect.
LIZ 0l0Sehees VI the fote lueie ou questlOuS
OF vital interest to our great school show
that his assistance was not unnecessary. The
allusion here made has the suggestive force of
al argument, and is legitimate in view Of the
known competency of the gentleman in whose
behalf it is urged For his competency
being established the subordinate quest ons of
local strength &c &c are matters tn he
considered We commit his claims to the
hands of bis friends, with the renewed ex-
preston of trust that they will maintain his
interests in the approaching election.
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Logan on the war Path.

General LOGAN has opened his political
campaign in the West with characteristic
vigor. We all know what to expect in his
speeches. His declarations at Washington
and elsewhere, leave no doubt as to the vo-
lence of his antagonsm to Mr.. JOHNSON, and
the completeness of his identity with the rev.
outionists of the North. Tie has significantly
threatened, very much in the amiable man
ner of the pious and exemplary BRowNLow,
to chop off the PRESIDENTS head for Execu-
tive treason to the Radical party.
To those who know him this is not mat
ter of surprise He united before the war,
with BUTLER, in asserting the rights of the
South, and, when hostilities were impending,
boosted his intention to arm organize, and
lead regiment, to fight under the Southern
flag. And after playing the game of BUTLER,
with the important exception of proving him
self a vigorous soldier which the great spoon
stealer never could be, not even with bullet
proof suit on, he openly proclaimed himself,
in the city Of Raleigh, to be friend of the
PRESIDENTS policy, and an uncom promising
enemy of the Radical.
Indeed, upon one occasion, subordinate
officer having giving utterance in his presence
to some fanatical sentiment, in the City of
Oaks, LOGAN rebuked him with such charac-
teristic severity of invective and turbulence
of manner, that the man withered up like
the prophets gourd He was not alone in
his then conservative sentiments; Generals
GEARY end BLAIR proclaimed the same
views; but the honor Il a consistent adhesion
to principle belongs, of the three, only to the
latter
1t is of such material that the most frantic
enemies OF restored nationality and public
peace are composed, and we cannot doubt
that the people OF the North have honesty.
and patriotism and sense enough, to pene-
trate the designs of all such dangerous and
prohigate politicians. For our own part, we
are glad that he has selected this particular
time to put on his war paint. We can con-
trast the effects produced by the sensible
speeches of Mr. JOHNSON, all made straight
to the point with those Of this bold partisan,
and thus Judge better what the feeling of the
Northwest really is on the momentous ques-
ton now presented for their consideration.
The question is, shall Radical power be
perpetuated or tie Union restored OF the
answer there can be but little doubt.
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Population and Water

1t seems almo;t incredible to us to read
that on the Emperor's tste day. the 9Th, nine
persons were killed and fifty injured, in
crush at the Porte de Ia Concorde.
+ The total foots up in manner which
speaks Of the mortality of a sharp skirmish,
rather than the accidents of a snmptuous
pageant
There is one comfort, however, for the
Partisan editors, which must have consoed
them as they dashed off their teuilistons. 1t is
in the fact that such disastrous crush could
only have occurred in densely populated
city, and as population means trade and
labor, and wealth, we should be Mortified to
chronicle nine deaths and fifty cases of injury
at gala show here; but we confess that we
pant even as the hart for the water brooks to
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INSURANCE. ~ zs ~.
BUILDERS, OWNERS, MERCHANTS,
.aa a-ae SHIPPERS

N property to insure, are respectfully remind
ed that we issue policies every description OF
risk ON liberal terms. E
las- Our companies and our mode of transact
ing business, together with our prompt settle
nent of all claims for losses since our office has
been established, should be well known in this
community. ~ tlg'a tay,I ~F sa5
Ng- Merchants are informed that we pay par
ticular attention to Inland, 1,oastwise and For
eign Cargo Risks, ~
lag~ We take Builders Risks on houses in pro-
gress of erections and Insure Dwellings, and Fur
niture on pleasing terms. qa1Taa9 sls.s
j. G.. DEMING, ss )
Office, Deming's Insurance Building,
an29. 81 Cor Main and Commerce streets.
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see crush and rush up Main street like
the tumultous crowds which hurry to and fro
in the streets Of great cities. But, it is GER
tain that population does not increase with
out water. This necessary Of life must be
accessible in purity and abundance; and I'M
til we take steps to supply this indispensable
prerequisite, the increase of population in
Norfolk must be limited in the future, as it
has been in the past
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,.;<- <i---.- .A,.ks-
every department of scholastic education
Now in process of publication, the following,
) ,sies of Readers, by Prof. Geo. F. Holmes,
LII. d. 50 sss1is il'
Series Of English Grammers, by Prof Geo
+. Holmes, LII. b, t, 5.5-4..s q Fsss 8 s
A work on History, by Prof. Geo. F. Holmes,
LIZ ID.
A Series Of Biographies, by Prof. Math'l L
Marry, LII. D. ass1 1885 p isf
A Series of Arithmetics, by Prof Charles S.
Venable. -.
A Series OF Mathematics, by Prof. Charles S.
Venabie.
Series of Latin Books, by Prof Basil L. Gill
dersleeve. 5E toisla
"A Series of French Books, by Prof Schele de
We're. ...-.s.st
Series of Physics, by Prof F. H. Smith
To be followed by others. '
The undersigned beg to inform Dealers, Prin-
cipals OF Colleges, and Schools, Teachers, and
others--that he has made arrangement with the
Publishers Of the above Series Of Books-rto act
as their Agents, and supply the trade in the
Eastern section of Virginia and North Carolina,
on the same terms that purchasers @, uld procure
the Books of the Publishers themselves, thereby
saving freight and other incidental expenses to
Norfolk
Believing that this Series of Books, from its
many advantages over all Others and intrinsic
merits, will ere long supersede all other School
tehtion in the South
Circulars furnishing detailed account of the
whole series-will be sent by mail on applica-
ton. .i us. $3.50 1852 81 -
c. W. WILSON,
Booksellers and Stationsrs,
Sole Ag't for Eastern N. Carolina Il Virginia,
anal No. 43 Bank ST., Norfolk Va.
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EDUCATIOyKL.
NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE
Rev G. WILSON McPHAIL, Principal.

Rev. u. WILSON McPHAlL, PflnclpaI.
TNHE NEXT REGULAR SESSION
/ of the Institute, will commence on MONDAY
the 18th day of September next. An early en-
trance on the part of pupils is desirable, as the
course of Lectures on Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy will commence soon after the opening
of the School.
The Principal will be assisted, as heretofore,
by corps Of able and experienced teachers in
all the various departments.
au9-tf +4af ssFg
NORFOLK CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
rNHIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN on the
10 September in the room ON Freemason
street, opposite Christ Church, in which Miss
Robinson has for many years conducted her
School. 81 7pYa .c.s.H H
The course of study will embrace the English,
Ancient and Modern Languages, and Mathe-
matics
Tuition, per session of ten months, $50, one
halfto be paid in advance, and the remainder on
the 18th of February. All whoenter within the
first two and half months viii be charged the
the whole price ESQ., Those who enter after
that time, will be charged $50, $40, or $50, ac-
cordng to the time of their entrance. ..ss ''s
...,.5 IN :, fs..y casa j. aTH4e5i c. NORRIS, 1-
au7-lm fF.- +Hs.i ~ Prlnclpal.f
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NORFOLK CLASSICAL SCHOOL
SCHOOL FUR GIRLS.
Mrs Or WRIGHT s.h

MRS. DR.. WRIGHT, ~ e.H
lN .4sn n NO. 20 BREWER STREET,
Will open an Elementary School for Girls in
Norfolk, on the Second Monday in September.
REV. A. s. BAarEN, Visitor.
Terms per quarter payable in advance
Tuition from SIS to $780, according to studies
pursued. Fuel Extra, ST.. Hl..l. a.-
She will also receive as Boarders, a few young
ladies DESTROYS of attending Seminares in this
city. '
For further information, apply to Rev. o. s.
Barten, or Taylor, Todd 4 Tucker.
iy3i-tlOth sens Ike --4
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"HELP Me, CAssI S, OR SINK is the
cry OF nature, when the healthy action of the
system IS impaired. Nature asks to be helped
hot thwarted, aad this help, when the
organs OF secretion fail to perform their natu-
raj functions, IS best given by MARSDENS
VEGETABLE SANATIVE PILLS, which
perform their work il q gentle manner, and
involve none OF those subsequent i'll effects
which are sure to follow the use of many Of
the nostrups of the day. ~ 1s
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sPFCIAL NOTICES.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
OF THE HEBREW FAITH,
173 and It's West 39th Street between
18th and Sth Avenues, New York,
TO THE ISRAELITES OF VIRGINIA.
IRIS. HENRY SIMONS, HAVING
x1NI been requested by many Southern and
Western friends (whose children have been edu-
Gated at the lnstitute) to make known her school,
announces to them that she receives pupils from
the ages of to l6. The pupils can acquire he
English, French, German and Hebrew La.-
guages thoroughly; Music and Singing taught by
able Professors; Sewing and Embroidery made
an especial instruc tion-Dancng and Gymnastic
exercises taught during the winter season
The pupils attending the Institute will find it
a home in every respect, and every care will be
taken with their moral and religious training.
Pupils can enter the Institute at any time.
For Circulars apply as above. lLA3
au28- Tu Thu Sat-2mos AT lrr5f &0.E
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rf.- st SOUTHERN Ayi-45'f f.~ ~ ~
UNIVERSIT SERIES.
'sNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES Great
L pleasure in announcing the annexed list of
important and valuable Textbooks for Schools
and UniyersitiJs, prepared by distinguished
Scholars and Friends of Education in the South.
The want of good books adapted to ire use of
southern Schools has long been felt Leading
Teachers in the South admit that new era in
Educational Interests has opened, making inn
peratiye call for the works now in course of pre-
paration. The gentlemen who have undertaken
to meet this demand, have tor several years made
the subjects treated special study, and are re-
cognlzed as among the inst scholars of the coun-
try. These works will be issued in the best man.
ner possible. Other important works are projee-
ted, and will shortly be announced. The Pub
fishers confident that this series W IL be cor
daily greeted, an important step in the ad-
vancement OF the Educational interests OF the
South. ..f 4essaasj ~ 4tsfW ts9s
RICH ,RDSON CO., Publishers, A.,
$40 Broadway, New York.
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His Exceliency, Governor Worth, is in at
tendance upon the Commencement exercises
Of the Pittsboro' Scientific academy
gress sa D- -W t.z'
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t... COPARTNERSHIPy NOTICE. oH va
II AyTNG ADMITTED MY Brother
my business at my New Store, it will hereafter
be conducted under the style Of tA' 7'''
i2 CT, GREENWOOD & BRO.
All the Watches and Jewelrv have baan
moved from Fl Main street, to our new Store,
where we intend to continue the business on
more extensive scale than ever, and hope by re-
newed efforts and strict attention to business to
extended. -
The old Store p Main street will be carried on
on my account By Mr.. j. A. FILLS as Fancy
Goods, Trimming and Notion House s5 4l11a
au2l G. F. GREENW OODyaJ
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DISTOLS.--Colt'so old and new mod Il Pocket
Il Pistols, Colts Pistol Gaps, Colts Cartridges,
Smith NELSON'S Cartridges and c. d. Caps
for sale at New Hardware Store, Commercial
Row, near ferry. 9-1-.issi I ~
3 sepl af FL j. G.. WoMBLE & co.