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IT KlNzEY"' rrouru.AvpyuE
CHEAP STORE,
"Ni oooD' by ORDER OF THE
'''' """'N '0''' ANA CAaGoEs OF STEAMSHIPS,
ClRcAssMN
AND
IWEYDOSSETT. s.,r r,,,,vp
'4s CASES MORE o. W.T. GOODS. co,,.ps
HOSIERY, NEtDLENDNk, WILLIAMS
LEGEs. HHSrIERchlEFs. MNES5s
MUsLINS, DtLAlSts, 10Y EtS'
lCALJCOS, FLkENfLs. shANLS'
BLANKETS IPlhMNGS' sn,trnrDvs,
SETS. ShEkIIAGS, sLEENEs'
GREAT SALE
this WEEK.
b SECS T WnIrf WITT H3SbEf 3NP bRowN REGULAR MAKE
LAMEs. w MITE ANP gRoWN vs. 81 tlThCn9: 7:! iidsv
LADIES MERlNO AND SILK HOSE.
MISSES HOSE, EVERY KIND.
GENry HAl HOSE, ALL QUALITIES.
GENTS MthiNo HAIs'hoSf' HAwpKERCInEFs.
CASE LADIES uANDKERCHIErs, &c. up.
CASE GENTS S'HANDkERCilifS Is. l.c. W..
CASE Wp.ikFD HANDKERc HE'S loc; VI, r;,,rrS
CASE LCi JEM-s4tJthED HASDhthehihfs'
O-'''' " ">'''''AO WET WIN SALT WATER.
Walls .HDvAL BAnEGEzsss; n,,,.,,os
ss.'oo6 iiiECFS IHi.EAD AND COTTON EDGINds.
LINEN sHEETlNOs AND snlRIlNGs.
| C1SKs or LINEN TowHLs.
WHlTE AND BKOWN MUsLINS.
LINEN SHiRT-BOSOMS.
WET WOOL BLANKETS, So
LARGE LOT or DRESS GOODS.
spFErING AND PnLOW.CAsE MUSLINS.
~ ALL WET BY SALT WATER.
''A"O' nv lsNoyARDs DREsS GOODS.
| CLOSING ALI-WOOL DELAlNES 2sc.
lCLOsiNG FIGURED WOOI. CliAMbRAys. %e.,,t,
CLOSING PO.LiNS. MEKlNOS. PLAlDs' sihifES'
ALPACsS. &c. &c .
CLOSING HOSIERY AND GLOVES
| 1900 PIECES VEbyETS. ..,.,,.,,o,,-
CHEAP LOTS OF SPOOL COrTONs.
'' 900 YARDS SILK TRIMMINGS.
CLOSING WOOL HOODS NUBlAs. SHAWLS Lho
CINls sCNTAGS, 80, &c ,,.,,
Wh. klNZEY,
Nos 22i aud 2,3 Eigh,have, between twenty ir'i and
| second
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o,,argRrAsrra.OExKn.xs oyyicE,

WA,aI,oToy, D. g, DocrtibeT - ~, ~ ut,
~SOyFRNMENr SALES.-SALES OF kE-
SERVED HOlSE5-The Quariernes.f.oeneIs' =, Gu ,ne
arnv directs that all the Government Horses no" ~ ~
hc,o ID C. b. sold TO the highest biider' c,pepopo n
SALES wIll' therefore, take pace 1t Fih0Dono' 10
C., beginning on .,,,,,, npcruprR "a 1865
49,. or,inai,'s on each UESDAY aud THURSDAY ihefe'
pna, an vii cave he si1thA wharf every hour on the
days OF sal-. ..,.o..a .ra ar. .oneror
These Horace have been carefully seieefo hha arc uP'
to olv heretofore offered for sale.
Animal, IL br sold -ngly.
Sa,,s 10 commence NJ 10 o'clock e. ~
is'ui'-Oa'' :" JAMES 4. EKlN,
BreyrtB Brig Gen In charge First Division U d. ". ".
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In Prr.snnd NenrlY EeadK.

A CARD.
~ Having ia July lai tcen induced to take preinnsy
steps TOW ard the ubCfon Il that shond be the
recogniaed expousu Of the CHRISTIAN UNION MOVE.
MINT and aPIsecsss itr magnitude eHd importance Of
the opteiI.e and unwilling 70 act aiV .dy or with IN
dne precipitation tho Trustees Of TIE NEW ERA have
patiently Withheld ils s isre until o principles aud tone
a. well s literary snd snesl bass had been thoroughly
canvassed BY the clergy aud friends Of the csuse
The Iruftees ak- ihi, Of aIprsing the public o
their cor .inued lhors H. the go before theu and VIII pro
sscd a. fakt az wisdom shll diciate.
b order OF the board Of III Ilstees,
c. Z. WETIORE,
Secretary.
No <3i Broadway.
.ND.lI I.u [
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GaIes bn q uttictt.
A. "a. ggawIs. Auctloneer.

A. "a. EgawIs. Anctioneer. :,
DY BANGS, MERWIN n Co., Nos, eyt ano
IN ,cs E,oa5vnv cor. of 4h-st-Sass Of Boots. sta
,.ar., pi,tns. Worksof Art Fancy Goods Furniture NJ
MONDAY md TUESDAY EVENINGS, jan 10 ana 49,
'i"'D4A' ~ comneucing AZ O'Clock,
PRIVATE LIBRARY. eomprsns many sainsoe wo,,. oS ~
ams,c,n ui.tory both general and local isise nuoei ~
Va,m. of Iahis LibrsTes elegantly oouha' ana s''u
.i.e,;cn q, ssudard work. in general literature.
ToOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
SD' -, o,ro,i,. -, Nicholas Ho.sl-GEO A. LEA
Sy A,.si,nsyr ~ J. T. Cooev Consinmen' solicited.
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6eaebers.


XNANTED--In High School N New-fof
w Ctty aTEACnER IF Latin aud Gnces for two o As
hour. dsy, who 10 skilled in preparing I'D snced -sirusf~
Yale Harvard and other Colleges, and who - nteT IN
p,rtirr thorough knov.edze o. sEe eWsoi e-'f " ~
csnnin, Virril Homer srd Horace. kepls aJ0edia.sy
Tyib.ur One with city rcssronCes HOMER
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A GENTLEMAN thoroughly familiar VIII
1 the rre estate business In ibis city and VII" yer! ''
.h,e nm. scasan.ance would ike to form PAElNA
su1p ch cractses I,eal Estate Agent Address, WIZ
&C.. : T. NJ, Boz No i3a Tribune Oftce.
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CORA BELMONT, o. 5nz siyorR, LovEa IIa"
story OF tie Hesrt Co.. r-e in Que laIee dnoeseli'
Price & 50 in psg-T O. co,h
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Real estate for Sole.
III WANTING EARNS.

n u u
~ Lar,s ana tiniylng settlement. Q, Nne'and rug
I,n.,s. 20 lie, soaih Of Pasi-lphs BY ra.foe : !.
pieh .o produces lafgo crops; twenty acre uAe1s az
pyh; sa .g. y.,si :GSsi ,si Ins %slns rr1ov
INIT. Apnlv 10 ChAS. X. Lands, Poilast'f 'l.. ~
lands ,o~u,hp M. Letter. answered Paper. S
Irl reformation win be sent ire ROW h.,. 90 =, m,
Rob;e ,on I,y,e.kual Edigro Tas 1rs1Hsc !""m "'
mn, ,9r,,,rt ,tfis bncis. "a oamosf tsr" JDsn
,,fgL siifi6a f,r rosaas farming iias Ds h"'" go"
-, Of fhr g,sfSy prdtrr,
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A n elegant double HOUSE. three stores ana
y basement In an c,celen, location IN Brooklyni ls "a
-, orS,t Jss iabl. mu ufse poe ession eau ne wen
Prie. 81 sJ0 terms easy. Apply to T. H. KELLooo NO
l3q Prar.-s,,
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A VERY comfortable, tirst.class, douDlr
~ uoI,sF for SALE, III ir.trste location in broohy
1onyent 60 tie ferries; price coo, terms easy APp'
Ia y r. KELLOGG. No. lJJ P,aTl.st.
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EOR SALE-On Thirty-iiith-st., tween
riSbsplsi.th.,ye, Az elegant brown stone HOUSE,
With furniture % Rous Apply TO HOMER Mos1AA'
no. rn--,;. N''1
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Yansr. tom tho ls,e suction sie,. retailing o. les,
than wholesale rrices Aso 1rse ,toct OF Comfrei ana
3eddius greatly reduced pces Al rood. ,artsn'a -
represented. w N oHNpN.n, =,
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DIED.,

On Saturday morning, March TO-, Mrs. HANNAH
GoRMLBY, wife of John Gormley, in the 63rd year
of her age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence. corner of
Mariner and End Cross streets, Tomorrow (Sun-
day. afternoon at O'clock. Il
This Saturday morning, Mise AIN T. J..
HALsoN.
Friends and acquaintance will please attend
her funeral at her late residence, No. 81 Bermu-
da Street, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock, without further notice.
At Williamsburg, Va, March 2, vtRersIA
BLAND, wife of VIM. S. Peachy, and daughter of
the late Bathurst Daingerfeld, of Alexandria :
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niue o'clock last night, a heavy sprinkle. of
snow Set in for about quarter of an hour
Our devil on hearing the fact this morning,
wanted to know why it didn't lay, and on
being assured that nothing but vessels and
hens lay, corrected the expression by saying
be supposed it could have lied if it had a
tongue. tp
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CoRREcTIoN.-It seems we were mistaken
in stating that Trinity Church of Portsmouth,
was at this time without regular PASTOR
The Rev. Mr. Wing6eld continues his official
services in this Church, in which he has min
istered for so many years.
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FRBEDMBN's BUREAU AT WILLIAMSBURG.
Colonel VIM. H. Seiss, formerly commander
Of the First u. S. CoIored Regiment Of Caval-
ry, lately mustered out at City Point, has
been appointed assistant Superintendent Of
the Freedmen's Bureau at williamsburg, Va,
where he viii have his headquarters.
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ROBBERY NEAR DEEP CREEk.-Night be-

ROBBERY NEAR DEEP CREEk.-Night be-
lore last, the premises of Capt. j. c. Choate,
living at the Gilmerton Lock near Deep Creek,
was visited by certain rogues who broke open
his smoke house and took therefrom 1900
pounds of Bacon, barrel Mackerel, 200
pounds Cod Fish and bushels of meal. On
The same night the horse of Augustus Cherry
was stolen from the same neighborhood. So
lar, no arrests. &fF
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FREEDMEN's CouRr, Norfolk Charles Z. john
son presding-March 10, 1866.
Clay Stokes, Policeman of Portsmouth, charg-
ed with assault upon John w Gusts, colored.-
Fron the evidence adduced, it appears that officer
Stokes is detailed as policeman at the Seaboard
and Roanoke Rail Road Depot, in Portsmouth.
and that the defendant resisted him, (Stokes,) in
the discharge of his duty ia.
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NORFOLK Board OF HEALTH.-At a meet
ing of the Board Of Health, March 9th, 1856,
present.: A. Saunders, Esq, DR.. T. b.
Ward, DR.. s. X. jackson, and DR.. A. r. Bell
health officers
On motion of DR.. Ward, Mr.. Saunders was
called to the chair in the absence Of the Presi-
dent.
A communication was received from Peter
F. Schliecker, accompanied by certificates of
certain citizens, begging an extension of time
for the removal of lot Of damaged corn, stored
in the tobacco warehouse on Broad Water st.
On motion of DIR. jackson, an extension was
granted, allo wing Mr.. Schliecker to ship the
said corn by the steamer that will leave this
port for New York on Wednesday, the l4th
instant ~
A communication was received from Rich
ard Wake, Esq, rendering his resignation as
member Of the Board: which, on motion, was
accepted 1.as. a
On motion of Mr. Saunders, it was
Resolred, That the same extension of timei
allowed P F. Schliecker be also allowed I. P.
Crowell for the removal Of a lot Of damaged
corn, stored in Higgins warehouse
On motion, the Board adjourned, to meet
on Wednesday, the 18th Instant
SAMUEL X. JACKSON, Secretary
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MARRIED,

In this City on Thursday evening the 9Th inst,
by the Rey'd John NJ. Brown, Mr.. Is,Ao WAL
LACE {colored) to Miss MARY CAssoN all OF this
city.
On the 9Th inst by Rev. A. j. Coffman, Mr..
ANDREW j. JoINERto Miss MARY ]. SLoKEs, all
of this city. a
On the 9Th of March, 1865, by the Rev. Joseph
j. Hall, Mr.. HARrwELL BANKS and Miss MOLLIE
WooDHoUsE, all Of Princess Anne county.
81 On the 9th inst, by the same, Lieut.. w. Cor
BILE, to Miss Frances LAND,b both of Princess Anne
county. asss..- .s-st fas = et-3
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CoNuNDRuM.- Why is the Local of the
1Virginian like an importing merchant? Be-
cause he gets large portion of his stock
from the West Indies.
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RoBBERY.-Last night tine house of Mrs. j..
L. Bilisoly, living on High street, Portsmouth.
was entered, and a large amount Of clothing
and other articles carried Off No arrests.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear In
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: IS l-s~e bGs.
Charles Jordan-Gives notice to the young
sters, that he has just received all kinds of balls,
tops, fishing hooks, &C., &c. fsia@. sa$
Salt-B 4 j Baker offer 400 large sacks of salt,
in superior order. I4 ~
Chamberlain Brothers, Bankers-No II Ros-
noke street, buying all kinds of uncurrent
bank notes, &c. ..s,.
Oraages and Lemons-By the ever fertile Dem
ing, No. Z Main street.
Bice-Has new advertisement in to-day's pa
per. Look at it. Give him call, and buy all
you need in the "goody'' line.
Hardeare-Read the advertisement of Hud-
gins, No. IL Market Square. Something new
and attractive in his line.
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ols The County Court of Albemarle, on Mon
day, adopted the Fence Law, passed by the
last Legislature, making the boundary lines
Of every farm a lawful fence. Every county
in the State should also adopt the law.
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OvERBoARD.-The hat of an unsuspecting
individual who had recklessy trusted his life
and property on board one Of the Ferry boats
this morning. sttI
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The OYSTER TRADE.--The county dock
presented busy scene this morning. We
counted thirty light sloops and boats, in this
one dock, landing oysters for shipment abroad
Prices range from S. to So per barrel. y
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TAX ON OYsTERs--We publish to-day the
Law fixing the tax on Oysters, passed by the
Legislature. o rs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DY II A Nj DIS,
CAKES, PIES, &c.
c. II. KIRTSON,
Well and favorably known to this community as
one OF the best
44 PASTRY. COOKS,
In this Country, is now at work for me. ~
The finest Pastry, of every description, kept
constantly on hand, and .4ade to order on short
notice.
All are invited to call and examine and satisfy
themselves. that am prepared to fill all orders,
(either large small, to the satisfaction of all.
= ~ NJ. d. BICE, Confectioner. io'
'.a Ladies' and Gentlemen's Di,.ing Saloon.
NH I0-2t - ssa ,}r 81 Main Street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoEr OF NORFOLK AND PonrsMourH, March II

ARRIVALS.
Str George Leary, Brakeman, Bait. sIlJ
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Charles Houghton, Waling, Walkerton.
Str Eolus, NcCarrack, Eastern Shore.
Str Louisa Moore, Wooster, Morehead City,
naval stores and cotton for New York, put in for
coal; all well. #eH
Schr James Jones, Rulon, New ork, light, to
Dessendorf Es&E g&
Schr Alvira,- Maui, New York, hay, to B 7
Bockover. ls 80
DEPARTURES.
Str George Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
st: NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond Is
Steamer Chas Houghton, Whitney, Hampton.
Str Eelus, AcCarrick, Eastern Shore.
Str Smithfsld, Adams, Smithfeld. zm
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e4Why is the Local Of the V1gi,aan like the
new Police Bill before the City Council Be-
cause he Is layed over for future considera-
ton. v6E,4) s. .aa-g5a
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EGGs FoUND IN THE MARES NhsT:
The night both drear and dark

Our poor devoted bark,
SO As she lay, on that day, 91 W.
In the Bay of Biscay o. Thomas Caa,pbs1
When times were hard on board our ship,
And rations were bad and few,
We managed then to make the trip
On eggs, whene'er our ship "lay-to. "-Jenkins
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MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth. Daniel Collins,
presiding March 10, 1866. .Lt HU
John Smith, vs Griffith & Clark action to re-
cover the sum of SCI 75due for liquor sold and
delivered. Judgment for plaintiff. Costs 81.
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THE MARKET TIL MoRNINa.--The recent
dry and windy weather has so improved the
roads, that our country friends, with their
produce, were in town this morning infull
rec. We counted one hundred and fifty
five carts, loaded with all kinds Of ''creature
comforts. Turkies ranged from 1926 to
So; chickens, per pair, from ST to $1.75;
pork from lo3 to 129 per pound; eggs rs cts:
sweet potatoes from. 81 to $i.75 per bushcl;
cabbage from to rs cents per head; choice
beef from 123 to 20 cents per pound; veal
scarce and in demand; mutton 20 cents. No
lard in market. Butter from 90 to 60 cents.
No. l shad 80 per pair. a @aI
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LAY OVER TO CATCH MBDDLERs.-Th The
classic local, and financial editor, of the Nirgi-
nidn, has gone into panegyrics, and received a
bloody nose over our defiance Of Lindey MUIR
ray aqsd aooa
We are original characters, and make 10
van-glorious pretehsiolIs to literary perfection.
Our paper is live local institution, and al
though, even for the sake of argument we can t
admit our Distinguished iliend has the under
Holt upon us, aud til. retore we insist that al
though hot thrown, we lag over him in local
Information. To fill up our columns we do not
muddle the imagination of our readers by cram
ming them with long and inspid quotations
from Josephus, as local news. Everybody
knows that a6si rl# 81 i
The bodily and mental exertion of getting
off the above original matter has 80 overcome
us, that we will have to call on friend Jones
for little tansy so we hope our learned, sa-
pieut, erudite and critical local friend will
loose his holt OH our affections, while we reco-
yer from the serious shocks to our aerye us sys-
tenn If the classical genius of the Tiryi,nan
d. sres satisfaction, we are prepared to meet
him aud all his friends at Biees-at his ex-
peuse 5E "a 1M
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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PnINTINa.--Come
to the DAY Book Job Office for Job Work Of
all kinds.a sl-a1 a9{
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A soLILoorY. = 4 few evenings since a
young gentleman, who had been indulging in
the ''rosey,'' started home, got to the corner,
brought up against a lamp-post which be held
up, and solloquized as follows: ;trs
Leaves have their time to fall, @
And so likewise have i.,,4
The reason, too, 3 the same
Both comes of getting dry;
But here's the difference 'twixt them and me,
fall more harder and more frequently.
Just at this point policeman came up and
took him home. f4 f3..,55.f
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AUCTION SALES.
By F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF IRON TANKS,
BRICKS, &C., dc.
7 WILL SELL ON MONDAY TIL Il
/ 10th March, 1866, on the premises at the
Eastern end of Wood Street, at II O. clock.
Iron Tanks from IL to 1900 Gallons each.
Lot of BRICKS, &c.
Sold to satisfy claim for Taxes. lsEss
Terms Cash. .-..
NH Std Auct'r.
Post, Old Dominion d Virgiaian copy till day
of Sale
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BYE. F. FERGUSON, AuCtiOneer.

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
REN Y AT AUCTION, EiIF
WILL OFFER FOR RENT AT
1 AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
March, 1866, in front of my Auction House, at IL
O'clock NJ, the Desirable Residence, known as
OAK HALL,
The property of Mr.. James G. Pollard, situated
at Underwood, on Tanners Creek, and near the
Fair Grounds. rT -,+ .I
About acres ofground will go with the house,
including the Lawn and Oyster Landing.
Also, the Cottage adjoining with about acres
of land, including the Orchard, containing some
choice Fruit Trees. za 80
The location is pleasant and healthy. . Cd.
Possession given the LIST April next. ISL
Bond with security will be required for the
rent. sid a.a l.4I4 ,-E-L ,.
A plat of the property can be seen at my office.
mch6tds +. F. FERGUSON, Auctr.
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Neatly, Cheaply, and ExpeditiOusly.
TT o M Il A G A IN

Il 4 " NA IA u N l. IN
E. j. GR1FFIrH & Co. desire to inform the pub
lie that they have returned to their old stand,
No. II east side Market Square, sign of the Pad
lock, where they propose conducting the Hard
rare business in all its various branches, and on
a more extensive scale than ever
An experience of tweaty-seven years in the
tIade in this city has given them some idea of the
wants of the people, and they intend giving their
customers the benefit of it. The stock (Which is
being added to daily iswell assorted and worthy
the attention of all, and the Proprietors hope, by
liberal dealing and low prices, to secure fair
share of patronage, making No. II emphatically
the People's Hardware Store.
Just received of direct Importation from Eng
land Rogers's & Woetenholm's Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Trace, Back, and Tug Chains, Curry
Combs, 'Padlocks, Double Guns, &C., American
Goods, such as Cut and Wrought Nails, Axes,
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Sleeves, Rope, Cotton and
Wool Cards, and Shelf Goods generally ON hand.
Merchants, Mechanics, Contractors, Farmers,
Housekeepers, and everybody should examine the
I stock at No. IT, sign of the Paddock, before buy
ing elsewhere.
P. S. Store formerly occupied by US, I'd and Sd
floors, 25 Market Square, for rent.
In-. E. j. GRIFFITH 4 CO.,
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NtHIdFKb.
Sales reported on Change this morning so, 900
Pinch sap and heart shingles at Sc per NJ. Gold
declining, quoted at 1870. Six thousand bushels
Corn afoat, and no demand. Quotations fat, and
market generally dull.
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IOS. RODGERS q SONS 4 A Il l. Il
81 CUTLERY-Our second supply of Jos. Rod
gers Sons fine balanced handle Ivory Table
and Dessert Knives, just received from the I'm
porters, at the New Hardware Store, No. Com
mercial Row, near the Ferry.
MAJ j. u. WOMbLE q CO.
Ugh WORTHINGTON.- de-
I'll ightfnl new novel by Mrs. Mary j.
Holmes. Whose previous works have been so popu-
lar. and read with so much interest. For sale by
STEWART & DEFY,
NH 10 Main st.
NOTICE.-On and after the 2Yth in
IN slant, the Steamers of the BALTIMORE
STEAM PACKET COMPANY, OLD BAY
LINE, will leave the Company Wharf, on East
Wide Water Street, opposite the Atlantic Iron
Works, daily, for Baltimore, Old Point Cherry
stone, Mathews, Gloucester, and Yorktown.
nov29-tf 1 7' TH0S. Il. WEBB, Agent
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Tn. CupNrY PAPER A newspaper in
invaluable to any man of family. Ard it
will ha found that the members of family
who carefully and habitually read wcllcCn-
dncted paper, are always better informed,
more useful constituents Of society, more
agreeable companions, and succeed better
in the business affairs of life, than those
who do not. Show us a man who does not
not take his county paper, and We will point
you to both an ignorant AMI misery man
man Of contracted idcas-if he has any
sabout anything. "a newspaper sthe dny-
book of life" One issue Of paper is fire.
quently worth ten times the yearly subscrlp
ton, and any one who will read the weekly
paper twelve months and then say that he
has not received far more than the value OF
she money invested, is fit subject for a lu-
natlc asylum.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-17
Sabsraf Ia School Union,

"1he Harrison County Sabbath School
Union will meet in Convention in Cadiz
Oh Friday October 18th at ten 0 clock 4. NJ.
in the NJ, Il, Church, Rev. VIM. A. Pit
tenger will deliver an address on >'Ihc val
ue of Sabbath Schools in forming and deve-
oping the future character of the Nation,
There will also be other speakers present.
The following topics will be recommend
cd to the convention for discussion. lst
The value Of County and Township Sab
bath School Union and the best means OF
rendering them efficient. End The impor-
tance of higher standard of qualifications
| for Sabbath School teachers in christian life
aud character. 3rd The best means of
keeping UP good Sabbath School library
and the most efficient way of distributing
the books to the classes. All friendsattend
ing the convention are requested ard ex-
pected to take part in the discussion OF these
topics. Come and let US interchange opin.
ions, thereby keeping one aauther i'll this
good work.
When the Convention considers the large
number of youth in our county, non-atten
dants at our Sabbath Schools and the wide,
ly spreading influence of infdelity in oul
midst, it becomes the more urgent necessi
ty Of training the minds of the young in the
pure principles of the religion of Christ.
We would therefore insist upon all lovers
If their country and interested IN the wei
fare of the rising generations to attend thu
Convention on Friday, 10th, Of October