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Rev EDWARD A. WILSON
Ja"'"y Willam>burgh. Kings Co, New Yo,k

ENhOtS OF fOUTH-A Gentleman who suA.,
ed i"r years irn" Nervous DebIy Preu,a,,,. neaa
au an tht effects of youthful indIscrenon wI for if
rake "i suffering humanity send free To alL WIN nesd
e recipe ana directions for making The sTTp,,e re-
medy by which he was cured SuHa,e,. ,atl l re-
pIon. oy The advertisers experience can do 70 bv ad
janlOy No l3 Cbamhars 81 ~ "
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STATE AND LOCALS.

The FOURTH: The Fourth of July was eel
ebrated under the auspices of the Lady Visit
orS Of Smyrna Division No. 5, S. of T.. at
schoOhouse No. g. The meeting was organ.
lzed at log o'clock, A. NJ, by caIIinr DR. Wm.
Cummins to the chair, and appointing rs Vice
Presidents Jonathan Stephenson. n r Ter
man, ThOs CarrOw and Jos. w. Mariner and
l. .. Ayres as Secretary. The exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev Mr.. Ewen after
which the President stated the object of the
meeting to be the celebration of our Nation,I
independence, blending Herewith the c9I,se Of
temperance He then introduced the audi
eHce Master Jos. NJ. huntington, as the reader
III III tme declaration OF Independence. Young
Huntington then read in clear and notr;ot;eo
1ole that Oid instrument ever new and bpauti
tul to the American ear. An aJdresS wos+ +bo,
delivered by Rev. DIR. Morsell. after which tbn
meeting adjourned for dinner. In the after
91ooh' at :, the meeting reassembled. and adj
dresses 1T G were delivered by Rev. J. J. Harrison
Mr. Thomas Roberts of Wilmington ,nJ NJ
DaVld Y. Hottecker, all Of whom made ovnnl.
lenC speeches.. The Smyrna Cornet Band vol
uh'eered ITS services for the occasion. and in
ld3GrSpGrSed the exercises with excellent mns;c
ne day was well observed with the excrntion
Oh Few business houses, whose omen doors
suggested an Affirmative answer to the ones
tlon- ~ ''i' q"o'-
Dgea'hes M5e there man with soul so dead,
wv VINO never TO himself hath sand
lhis Is my own, my native landP'
I. O. AYREs, Secy.
IN the evening the usual display of fireworks
'nu 'iIq h4lSG 9, was made. crowd in front of
F5anpoell 5ll hotel calling for j. Frank HAZEL,
1Sl., the gentleman responded in johnson
peech which was frequently applauded
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b ne Democratic State Central Committoo
tha daS Designated Saturday, the 28th of .Jmv for
70 ,e party TO meet in their respective Hnndrads
'0ioc' delegates for the State Convention
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II you want superior Black Silk for coats
or dresses, 60 to B. b. Allen; also, fine stock
OF English ,Chintz, Lawns and other dress goods
always ON hand
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The crop of new wheat, if not so LARGE 10
pronounced of superior quality. weighing 63 Tbs
Several crops have been sold at 81. IS ner Ln.5 J
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&, SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Tbomo.
omlrl was arrested in Wilmington for obstruct7
ing the entrance to a store. On his way to the
HAIL. ne fell down, and it was found necessary
10 procure wheeIbaTrOw to convey him the
remainder OF the distance. In short time af-
terwards he died, from dropsy. Smirl was a
man OF Incorporate habits, and leaves wife
and four or five children.
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W. The E New York Tribune of yesterday saws ;
,nol me nave me sample Observing silk and Twist
made tla.1 at Bridgeville, Sussex c., Delaware
Ior Iro c4c2onS & spun this season at that place hy
hor, %"nnniS lieu on fh% common Black and White Muj
as xG,n Tntreol tr thousands are growing wild and
a>aH aS Sllaue tree' throughout that region. Tho
cGcoonN, after being soaked in weak soIut;nn lo
of soap and water We're rcccd on an oIJ I;,o t,
little wheel used by our granjmntbnr.. .'i:i. e.
spinning fiax.-We do not. of course nrra loa
general resort to such rude Ineffective nrd,.1s.
eS but We trust the day is not distant 1yhnr
ak y W VIII be made throughout at least the NIJ
ole states OF our Union This would rive ro-
mmuneratlye n employment to millions Of faolIo
uecreplt or young persons who are now ijlo anj
useless. We commend the planting Of y few few
s on every farm by way of prepara.
ton for the Silk OF the Future. P''P'i"-
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For sale by Druggists.

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The adverrsa, bo.,,..,
'eeh restored to he alth in few weeks by yery,,m
PIE remedy aiier having suffered for several oa"
~. so' ere lung affection, and that dread d.sra.e
'ursuHPIlon-ls ANXIOUS 10 make known 10 hrs ,.Ii,,
>ulerers The means OF cure '
an VINO desire It, he will send copy of the mrs
o''P'"h Used ree OF charge, with the ,iIre,rInns i
IRE CrRE FOR CoNSUMprioN AsTHM. RRnsc,,",'a
r po"'iS' CoLDS. and all rhrnt tn,i ,ruo tn4c.,..
.ne only object ofthc advertiser in sending the Pc
IS 10 benefit The afflicted, and spread n(orna
every sufferer will try his remedy as IL will coz, theu
ho.hlhg' and may prove blessing
Vdr"es wishing The prescription, FREE by re1urn
mall will please address y '''ui"
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
JdHIuy WIam>burgh, Kings Co Nev vi
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r, Theft OF HORSE AND WAGoN.-Scrgoart
Cadwalader yesterday arrested a coIored mam
named James Hicks, on the charge of steajin%
horse and wagon, valued at $500. the nro7 iT7
Perty OF lsaacJ. Master, near Dover. Del Tbo
horse had been driven to this citv, and aftnr
SaepoSltlng the wagon in one of the livery STA
pes the horse was disposed of for $3.50, to
isaac Anderson, of Baltimore county Ycster.
uay nf' Master arrived here and recovered his
requisition of the Delaware authorizes 80 BT aTe
Sun Of Frdlay '''''' O''t'
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Dl {: ..

Co.. on ms snedaE reddidenfe tss near near Gheserl Kent
Fever Major S. W. MEDDERs , aped ID q typhoid Id
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M;ifnrd d1YHenlnng train between HARRINGTON and
N"'0iu mas been discontinued for the present m lt
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The Rev. q. D. Carrow has had the degree
OF Doctor of Divinity conferred on him by
Dickinson College
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"A wo4ld.bc prophet down South latol, so;,
IN one OF his sermons, that "he was sem sa't, a.
redeem the world and all things" W. WI 10
upon one of his audience pulled 0nt Conee eeIe-
rate shlnpaStcr, and asked him to forH I"'eue- cue
the specie for it. AolA over
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,rLII LfIIRE'7On the evening of the 25th utimo,
m N. the store Of L. d. Cleaver of DeIaworo, o,,,
Oity; tre was communicated to the oil can from
II GIFTED lamp in the hands of said CLERK wbnm ,U.
instantly the flames shot up to the ceiling fir fir
ing the combustible wood work of the room
ana spreading furiously, when the alarm n,, wa,
sounded, promptly calling together the citizens
OF o. the place, and before much damage Wa
uonc the flames We're extnguished bv water
carried from the canal, which runs lust besid'.
the store. Mr.. Ceavcr in his efforts to ',r"t rat
some some powder from the second story Of the
feITE;Se, f'T;, nurt his right hand very seriously Lv
laillhg on some broken glass jars. --Rep~JIca1'
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SI5OO PER YEAR! We W

. ,OUU LN TEAK! We want
IT ~ 80 Agents everywhere to sell our Ixppov
20 9%U sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Unda,
and M upper feed Sent trial. Warranted & 80.
t 1poEe Saiary or large commissions The oSIy M.
cnlnes soId IN United States for less than $40 ubnh
',a u'l ~ ~ ireised ny Howe Wheeler & Wilson Grn
cneap ma shines are lnirngements aud Ihe ,sHcr -.
user are Ita6e to arrest fine and Imprisonment Iins
e %o sent free Address or call nnon Sbs
MYl6 66 lY O"''Sso' lllhoS.
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS -Dr 7 n Al,
the greatest stImuator in the world wiIr
roace hSkers or Nustaches grow on lbe smn,ba.
semi Crse never kn"wn TO fal; sample Tor rrisF
,It 'ee ~ - any one desIrOns of testing lts mey,ts
'u"''SS HEENEs d Co.. - Nassau ST. N Y ie2I 3r.
oen,ro,oo, ~ IKUE.-Every young lady anos
sen''emai III the unlteu States can hear somo,L; ~
very much TO their ad vantage by return mail nrsa
CCarsel 6y addressing the undersigned Those bsv;ns
,6 VI oelng hnmbngged will oblge by not noricinS
ant 80. n" o'hers VIII please address their Obedi
a.; r I'M 'l"'' IllOS. +. CHAPMAN
Jd"iVys 83l Broadway New Vo,L
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S9D A MONTH!-AGENrs wanted for
~ TT entirely near articles Just out. Addre..O O
= 'DiuueioIu' Malhe MYi6 66 lY
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First National RAM oc1 %,

The Board Of Di,oo,o.. Dover, Del, July S. 1853
vdeud per cen o 91Ss i've Ih: day declared d.
- taxes payable and after the iocS ioOSn'hs clear
T.. KINNEY ,sa.
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pl-to :, liCi!! ITCH!!!-ScRATcH NO MoKr.-
'. e., ~" Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment Will
mercury or other ingredicn,s in anv wav da"r"1 40
10 heai'h' Those suffering from luis terrible d.,
ease should procure box 1t once. ASK for RDn
iand's Golden Itch Ointment, and take M o,be,
FFice oo cts box. BY mail, ~ cts. Prepsrcd h,
l.. NJ ENGLAND
NI!mJnggnn FGnF
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% GEMS Raxxrn.I

of March last Nss,s e subscriber about the lsb
man, ~, OHiri named Mary LOuise -,
June V6, 1866. JOS. REYNOLDS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CATARRH, treotst
WIN the utmost success. by J. ISAACS, NJ d Ocul,,
iH ar a Aurst, (tormery of Leyden Holland No SO
noN w street, Philadelphia TestImOnials from the
soo Ietahie sources in the City and COuniry can bs
ac az MS Office The medical faculty nre invited 10
Their patients, he has no secrets in n,
r,I ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted wnbon,
rAlN, N No charge for examination. mv2i'6S Is
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The SwALLows.--"I takes more than one
Swallow to make summer, is all old ada2e,
and The Swalloa Homeward Fly" is an old
and beautiful song, and its truth has just been
illustrated by the return OF these "winged
messengers" after an absence Of some months.
1t is believed by some that these strange
Birds go under the water during the cold sea-
son, and there remain till the voice Of Spring
calls them forth.
BE This true or not, we are unable to affirm,
bat sure it is, the sight of their assembling, III
the Autumn, preparatory to their departur
fer tie winner, reminds one of a gathering OF
Fenians, where much talk and little business
is transacted. We hope the boys in Ports
mouth will let these merry, noisy birds alone.
They injure no one, and should be protected
instead of injured, as we saw attempted yes
terday.
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DANeERous JUVENILE SPoRT.--We cal

DANGEROUS JUVENILE SPoRT.--We call
the attention of parents to very dangerous
amusement among their youths, of running
along with and swinging on the railroad cars
while passing up and down Wide Water street.
This practice prevails to an annoying extent,
and the enginemen and conductors are unable
to prevent it and attend to their duties at the
same time. Must we have another frightful
manning, as in the case of young Whitehead,
several years ago, before this dangerous sport
can be stopped We would remind parents
that it is out Of the power of man to prevent
their darling being manned or crushed if they
fall under the wheels when the train is in mo-
ton
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IScESp1Aa1sM AND SUPPOSED ROBBERY

INcENp1Aa1sM AND SUPPOSED ROBBERY
The boot and shoe store If ,Leidhart & Marx
corner Of Main and Church streets, was dis
covered to be on fire this morning about s
O'clock. Almost simultaneously with the
alarm the Hook and Ladder together with
the engines of the city were on the spot, and
by their timely and prompt exertions, sue
ceeded in continuing the fire to the store. AS
the wind was blowing quite briskly, there
were apprehensions of a large and disastrous
conflagration-bu the noble firenlen rushed
in and soon had the qualification of witness
ing their efforts crowned with success.
The back door bears evidence Of having
been forced open, and, perhaps, quantity eff
goods stolen. The stock was valued at
Sc, OOO-of which large portion was either
injured by fire or water, or else stolen. Stock
insured in an Office of the city, amounting to
about ST, 600 The house is also insured.
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The STAPLES LINE OF STEAMERS To n.
CARoLiNA.-We are pleased to see that the
steamer Orient, Captain Dodd, bas been put
on to open up new line between this city
and seyela places of prominence in the Old
North State, by way of the Albemare and
Chesapeake Canal. She will make her first
trp on Saturday next, to Hamilton, touching
at Edenton, Plymouth, and Wiliamston.--
The Orient is admirably adapted for this pur-
pose, having abundant carrying capacity, and
superior accommodations for about forty pas
sepgers. She will leave Staples wharf regu-
larry each week, on Saturdays, .or Edentou,
plvaoath, WilIianstou and Hamilton.
We bail every enterprise of the kind that
viii open up to our merchants back country
for trade Norfolk is the natural outlet for
tie rich lands bordering on the Sounds of n.
Carolina, and every facility afforded the peo-
ple of that section is benefit to both parties.
We shall endeavor to give q pretty liberal
spriuklng of the Daily and Weekly DAY
Book along this new route, as we did before
The war,
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LOCAL.

Bold ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-On We'd
nesday morning, about o'clock, the residence
of Mr.. William Ward, No. 49, York street,
was entered by some thieves, through win
dow, the glass of which had been taken out
by them to afford admittance.
They commenced work in the basement,
and went to packing up with all diligence the
articles they found in that portion Of the
house.
But feeling secure in their operations, they
failed to keep as quiet as most thieves do, and
their noise aroused a faithful colored servant
Of the family, who Immediately proceeded
from his room to the basement, accompanied
by his dog. Their approach alarmed the bur-
glars, who made their escape, leaving behind
them all their plumber, which they had care
fully packed in the basket, consisting Of table
silver, unique and valuable glass ware, and
other articles ofvalue. The noise the burglars
made escaping from the premises alarmed the
family of the house. The masculine portion
thereof was exceedingly disappointed in not
being able to overhaul the retreating rascals.
We hope the next time these rascals make
their appearance on the premises of Mr.. Ward,
the servant and the big dog may be re-'card-
ell by catching the thieves.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, April IL
a

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, April L.
csr>-e---~~>~>~>~~-~~--~
ARRIVALS.
Sr. Alexander, Hattrick, Philad.
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman. BALTIC
Str Adelaide, Cannon, BALTIC
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str. Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. Washington Irving, Pugh Newberne.
Str Charles Houghtou, Whitney, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarlick. Mathews.
DEPARTURES.
Str. NJ. Martin, Harris, Richmond.
str. Favorite kogers, Hampton
Str. Chas. Houghton, hitney, Hampton,
Str Eolus, McCarIick, Mathews.
james Guy, Oney, Newberne.
Str. Hatteras, PARRISH New York.
Str. Niagara Couch, New York.
Str Geo Learv, Brakeman, BALTIC .,
Str Adelaide, Cannon, BALTIC
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
United States Of Anne -ica-Coaat of Farida.-Re-
lighting Of the Cape Florida Lighthouse
Notice is hereu' given, that on and after the
evening of April l5 1865, there will be light
exhibited from Cape Florida lighthouse, on the
South Point OF Key Biscayne, S. L. Point OF
Florida.
The tower is of brick, 95 feet high from base to
focal plane, concal shape, whitew ash d, and Ian
tern painted white.
The Ii ht is fix ID white light, at an elevation
of LOO feet above sea level, and visible in clear
weather Is miles.
The illuminating apparatus is lens of the Sec
ond Gay order
Lat. 25o s9> 5s'' N, long. 500 os' 24.' West of
Greenwich.
By order:
W. B. sCHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, D. c., April 2, 1866
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Don't TRY IT AGAIN.-A few nightsago,
young miss of this city, wishing to "look
around town, encased herself in brothers
pants and jacket, and sure enough down town
she went. We are told she was delighted
with the Juleps and Sherry Cobblers made
by -. We warn her to cease from her
dangerous trips at night. She got home safe;
but suppose she had been recognised!
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INTERPRETATION CT A KIss.--A kiss on
the forehead signifies 'adniratit for intellect.
On the check, for beauty, On the nose, that
the kisser is an awkward fool On the chin,
that he appreciates Paradise Lost" On the
hand, that he has sighted the lady On the
lips, love. A short kiss, that heis scared, or
don't ike the article. A long one, paradise
Regained."
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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:
See Auction Sale of Leigh Bros. & Phelps, of
Schooner and cargo of Cumberland Coal.
Staples Line for Roanoke River. Read the
Steamer Orient advertisement.
Iimbered Land for sale at Auction. A large
Tract. Read the advertisement of Leigh Bros
& Phelps.
Dening, No. Main ST., is determined to have
a hearing from all.
day.
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That MONKEY SHow.-We hold to this
position that show of any Kind coming to a
town or city, should advertise, freely to let
the people know its merits or, refusing to do
so, should be treated with silent contempt by
the people. This principle has guided us in
our course towards the great show Of Dick
Turpin and the monkeys on the west side Of
Market Square, under canvass tent. Our
window-overlooks the back part Of the afore-
said show, and on warm morning, some
days ago we got a ee-gratis-for-nothing
look at one of the monkeys, who had seated
himself on the outside of the tent for an air
ing.
Not wishing to take advantage of the pro-
prietors by seeing their animals for nothing,
we give them this brief notice We have
never been honored with ticket to the
show" and therefore cannot speak of what
we have never seen.
We may say, howeN or, that we have heard
the hand-organ used in this show, and like
Tony Lumpkin's friends, hear it play no.
thing but the genteelest of tunes. We
had supposed, at one time in our life, that it
would have been impossible to weary US with
the song Of the Last Rose Of Summer" But
this hand-organ has accomplished the task.
We have heard this tune 273 times within
the last thirty days. The organ is capable
Of turning out some half-dozen good airs, but
the " Last Rose Summer " seemed to be ia
yorte with the organist and he sticks to it
with tie proverbial perseverance of an enthu-
siastic musician
From the above discussion OF this show, we
have no doubt that hereafter it will be crowded.
The stock Of the company will go up we
would therefore advise persons who think of
investing in 9 live stock to buy early.
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MAYORS CoUhr-NOrfolt, April 18th, 1867
c. Tabb, Presiding.
&c, rye Waldrick, George F. Post, Cornelius
Fined $40 each, and taken by the police to the
Maynard, and turned over to the commanding
officer. -
George Grey, charged with a violation of the
hack ordinances Fined SO.
George Washington, colored, as bondsman for
Richard Langley, ask d the Court permission to
relinquish his bail Granted
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OYSTER LTcESsE.-The Clerk of Norfolk
County is now prepared to issue license to all
citizens of said county desiring to catch or
take Oysters in the Waters Of Virginia.
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GONE TO EUROPE Our worthy young
townsman, Joseph 7. Allyn, Esq, left for n
York last evening, and from thence will sail
for England in few days. Mr.. Allyn expects
to be absent some months. We wish him a
pleasant journey.
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REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTlMoRE.-We
are requested to announce reduction OF fare
between this city and Baltimore, to $500, on
the Old Bay Line steamers.
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ATTEMPT TO RoB.-A co,urcd boy was de-
tected last evening in an attempt to rob Il e
money drawer of Charles Jordan, Cuniection-
er, of Main Street. while the proprietor was
engaged in closing up.
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BcRRuss, HARRISON & Co.'S VAULT
Upon second sober thought we have conclud-
ed not to demolish the vault of these liberal
and enterprising bankers. We find now that
the line of the lot on Bank street, which has
just changed hands, does not run into the
afresaid vault.
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MAYORS CoURr, Portsmouth. aniel Collins,
Mayor, presiding.-April 18th, 1866
VIM. Harrison, colored, ARE sted for carrying
concealed weapons, in violation of law. Fined
$40; paid.
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The Bay BoATs.-The Steamers from
Baltimore this morning broughtheavy freiguts,
principally for North Carolina.
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A RUMoR.-A rumor prevailed in this city
last night, that President johnson had ordered
number Of troops to Washington.
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STORE FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
NJ OF G e
NJ Office.
If CHANGE OF TIME
DAILY LINE 10 AND From HAMPTON.

On and after the 4th day of April, the new and
commodious Steamer
CHARLES H0UGHTON,
Capt. A. C. WHITNEY,
Will leave Hampton daily, Sundays excepted
at 8, and Old Point at $50 a. M, for Norfolk
touching at Portsmouth.
Will leave Norfolk for Hampton at $50 p. M,
touching at Portsmouth and Old Point.
For Freight or Passage apply to Mr.. Thos,
Bailey, Agent at Old Point. Mr. D. G. Ball. Ag't
at Portsmouth, Mr.. Jas. W. Brown, Purscr OF tie
Steamer, or at the office OF the Steamer in Nor
folk. T. Ii. WEBB,
ap 3-tf Agent.
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"OUR Browns" ExPERIENCE.-Our read
ers will remember that we mentioned the fact
few days ago that our Brown had at last
succeeded in securing wife after many fail
ures.
He sends lis the following as Lis latest Eek
perience ~
Dear Laura, when you were flirting young
miss, -
And | was your dutful swain,
Your smiles could exalt to the summit of bli S,
Your frown would o'erwhelm me with pain
You were dear to me then, love; but now you're
my wife.
1t is strange that the fond tie should be dearer,
For when l am paying your bills, on my life,
You seem to get dsarer and dearer
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PREPARING FOR CHoLERA--An editor out
West declares that fear kills as many people
during cholera epidemic as filth, and closes
a stirring appeal to the people of his village
to clean up, with the following quotation from
Shakspeares Macbeth
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"Scour the country round:
Hang all who talk about fear.

This is wholesome advice, and should be
taken by the citizens of Norfolk and Ports
mouth