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The Branchvilie Mu:derers Hung.

BRkNcHvILLE, S. G.. Novenb.r Ia
Th~ negroes who killed Mrs. Garvin and
daughter about ten miles from Or,nps
burg. were hung on Saturday bv ,he
cirzeus where the murder was committed.
The freedmen Of that vicinity were so in.
csnsed against the perpetrators OF thii
outrage. tha, they wanted to ,ir the mur,
derers to stake and burn them. They
were only prevented by .he active inter.
ference Of the citizens.
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Distressing Casualty.

We lean that Mr.. r H. Crocke,ts
kitchen was DESTROYED Nv fire on tie night
of the l4Ih inst, aud TIA, little negro
girl, about six wears old WAS burned tn
death in it. The fire WAS the result of
accident, and WAS discovered too late to
save the Child.
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The election Of two colored m.n "a
seats in the Legislature Of Msssschuss,,s
(.sys The New York Tiaaes.) ia certainly
a novelty in American poIitics. The
event. however. is one that will audsub.
,edly soon be followed by Others Of like
character In other States, aud there win
be logical AdSsnce from the s,raggle -
10 giving negroes voiss TO contest ss %
giving them public offices. Tie q.estioA
'sa simple enough one IN tho Ns~ Esg.
land States. bat when ths principle comSA
TO be applied Va the Souihern States, u
soms Of which tia nserces must po~ssis
a controlling IA,liticsi poser. aud he'abn
10 sscs mnjsrity o. blacks 10 the Leigh.
Istures. It wiii bs quite aooihsr matter,
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G. o N NJ u N &c A Il L D.

Rev. DR.. Adg.r, of South Carolna,
writes to d. Dackus, Of Baltimore, thus {:
"When Gen. Sherman's army passed
through W;unshoro'. S G, a Capt. Fu-
Ter, and six others Of that army, robbed
one Of the ruling elders Of the Scion Pres
hyterian Church there Of An -legan, sill
yer communion sel, the gif, Of n dying
female member Of the same. costing two
hundred and eighty dollars in New York,
aud having the Chur,h's name and the
donors name on each article. a certain
congregation of your body now has tha,
silver communion set, which Cap; Fuller
presented to them, and are now uSirC i,
for thoir communion purposes, "i'h those
names CF Scion Church AMI its diving SIS
Ter staring them continually in the face.
"a they eat the bread and drink the wine
which set forth the body and blood of our
common Master"
The New York Observer, Prasby,eri
an paper, at frs, Affects no, TO teieve it.
Bat les the evidence o. the fact NAV not
easily be set aside, Offers The apology th.,
probably it is he'd I'LL the true owners can
be discovered. Held til The true owners
can he diScoyered ? Is not the name OF
the true owners, together with their hon
orahle title, indelhbly fixed upon the pro-
perty! II was much easier tor those per.
sous 10 hnd the owners than for Or.
Adger to finl rhe prrsen, locality of the
stolen property. Itwould have heen verv
easy to have advertised the property in
the Presbyterian q, New York Observer ::
and in week or two the question Of tir!-
would have been settled. With ths en-
craving mentioned hv Dr.. Adger. it was
very natural for he receivers of the pro
pertv I" lave asked C.pt. Fn,'er, wkfre,
and how drd you come into the possession
Of this property. AMI to omit this N.
qnrv. rendered. themselves particcps cyimi
HtS ln INC 'hhller. lheS very We knew
such property was not likely 10 he lost.
nor thrown upon tie market. Everv fac,
connected with the trsnsacti-n. favors the
presumption they were s:o'en. And
surely they knew enough abou the eighth
commandment To- leach tn.ir The receiver
# stolen property is as guilty as lie thief.
Bnt f held frr the purpose Of heing .'rs
stored 10 the proper ocners,' Ms the ivns
uious apol"gst would have US to bslieve,
why use than The honest King Of
Israel refused 20 serve the Lord with tia,
which cost him no'hing Not so with
these Yankee christians. Most unpr-;n.
diced persons will believe the Church is
sancuioning and encouraging the Military
in acts both dishones, and disyracefuI.-
Perhaps IA .tew like Mr.. Bill Arp. can take
the hopeful view, that, like Mrs. As.
wardrobe, they viii be 'treturaed ate, a
,0hile."
II this is the lones,v and morality OF
the Church North Whit are We to ex
pect of the soldiers, ths politicians and
the massesi But we are reminded of
the ominous language Of DR.. r. Breck
enridge, the msddest Of these fanaticaI
despo,s, "lf the General Assembly re
solves to do any hing, I would Iksto
know who could prevent i'll" Every
days experience teaches the wisdom and
propriety Of the South desiring TO dissolve
all conUexion with such an unprincipIed
people. p.
GENERAL SHERMAN s SYMPATHY WIN
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Hsynr CLAys PeEplorIoN.-Io his l.,

HEERg CLAS's PegDicrIoN.--In his let
ter to Calvin Cotton, on September 2d,
lsi3, Mr.. Clay says:
The present question (tls slavery
ques,ion) in the Free States will destroy
all harmony aud finally lead to dsunion.
The consequences Of disunion are-uIti.
maze military despo,sm."
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MerHoDIsr CHURCH SOUTH The votes
which have been thus far taken in the
several annual conferences OF the South.
ern MelhodIsts, Indicate the ratification.
10y large majority, Of the proposed
change of the name of the Church 10
Episcopal M-thodist Church. and lhs pro.
posed Introduction Of lay representation
into tne General Conferences.
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corresp spondence with grain merchants, and
producers. has demonstrated ,ha, corn
cannot be bongh, and deliverSd within
the terms specified hy the Legislature (;
aud The Commissioners have wisely lett
the matter to bs further considered by
the BODY OF which he is n member.
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Message Of Gov. Patton. of Alabama:
he OPPOSES rHe CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEST.

MOBILE. Nove,nbsr l3.-The Gov.
ern"rS. Message takes arorg groundi
against tn Constitutional Amendment.
After reviewing The whols subject. hi
saws: Ian decidedly Of the opinion that
this Amendment ought not to be ratified. /.
The first section emhodi-s principles dsa;
yerous To the people ofthe Who'll. cauntry,
and ia applcable 10 Nav York, Ma..a,
chnsaus. and Alabama The third section
woul! bring possible gond 20 represented
states. IL would reduce those unrsprs,
sen'e1 to utter anarchy aud ruin. Wa
are sincerely dssirous fnr compls,s re,,orA;
'i"n to the Union, and want concilistinn,
harmdnv and national uanqriIuy.. Wa
feel that We have given every evldsncs Of
honest purpose to conform in gooliElxjlh
to the condition OF things surrounif " ia:
Alabama is ~ true To dav TO tht nStil
tuition and Laws of the Gsnera
ment ns any State IN the Unin8 * II:
the Internal Revtnus Lsw-t,X IA
the people of This State now ~ <e.
nue 10 the Government to the ssDf rs al
NEARLY two millions dollars per sv3Sf LA
'he enactment Of which laws ,het! n nd
voice. The Amendment Was p>S3{ossd
when nearly onethird ofth Sl2 wevj
unrepresented. and all its har ~ )f3tuyeA
are aiinah Al its festnres thus oxoinded,
The ratification of ssch an Amendment:
under such Circumstances cAnnot accops
p'ish any good to the country, anil might
bring iirevocsh'e disaster
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The Vermont Legislature has ratified
he Constitutional amendment s---shs Sen
az =. sc,e of 20 to q; the House by
l9e yeas to- II nsss. Al honor 10 the
two Senators ssd eleven Representatives
who. even in the Radical State of We,
rnont. bad nerve enough 70 staod out
against the iniqaitous smsnd,nsrI
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or all humbugs and abo,tions. We tsok
upon the District Court As the greatest,
and ~e feel satisfied that experiences will
demonstrate i 90 he such. ". have a.
iiIt'a use for i as a coach hes for fihb
wheel Cheraw Advertiser.
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F. The. Wurfulk gast.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1865.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL. Mr. M,
son, the jailor, was aroused vestar .do,
morning about o'clock. bv n n m,,,0,,:
noise In the Jail. He niejiataiv qua
pared himself. and unlocked ti,e oi Pre-.
door; upon entering the vestibule, he
was informed by one of the lobby IRIS.
oners, that the occupants of the south
east cell, on the second floor, had been
working assiduously all night long try-
ing 10 cut out. This cell contained John
Champion, James Marcus, alias Farrell
q. I. Ship and Morris Rose, four des,
perate characters. The jailor, finding
that their object was to escape. immae'
diately retired, locked the doors after
him, and took position to watch that
portion of the wall the prisoners were
trying to cut through. Daylight broke
without showing any further deyelon.
ments. Mr.. Nelson then entered the ;ail
with the proper assistance. and scented
the occupants of the cell, by nlacinc
them apart in close confinement
Returning to the cell after the nrisnnars
We're all secured, it was apparent at -
glance, that they had worked to some
purpose. A face stone had been ra.
moved from the inner wall. which
measured three feet by four sonara
The stone removed, left nothing but
the soft brick to cut through, when thev
would have been at liberty. This is the
fourth attempt made to break iail
within the last two months. Each time
Mr.. Nelson has been fortunate enough
to prevent the success of those attemnt-
ing to leave his roof without the proper
authority.
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BURGLARY IN THE COUNTY. On
Saturday night, about nine o'clock, Mrs.
Elizabeth N. Deans, residing in Nor
folk County, about ten miles from this
city, was aroused by loud knocking AT
her door. She asked, "who is there u
and the reply was, friends get up and
open the door" This she declined to
do, whereupon the party outside forced
an entrance. The robbers lighted can
dies and proceeded to search the house,
Two of them stepped up to Mrs. Deans,
and drawing pistol, threatened her
life if she did not Immediately state
whore she had her money hidden.
The thieves searched every trunk and
drawer i'm the house, and succeeded in
finding $19S in gold, $25 in silver, gold
chain and otherarticles. Mrs. Deans re-
cognise seven negro men, who had
been working in the neighborhood, as
wood choppers. as the party who had
robbed her house. After the robbery,
the thieves went to the stable and stole
the mule. On Sunday morning, Mrs
Deans went before Squire Kinsbury of
the County, who issued warrant for
the arrest of the thieves. They were all
taken into custody by the citizens Of
the county, and turned over to the
Freedmen's Court yesterday morning.
Their names are John Williams, Charles
Newton, John Stateman, Dempsey
Howell, lack Riddick and William
White. The party were committed by
Mr.. Bond, the acting justice of the
Freedmen's Court, to await trial before
u Military Commission.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.


ALE-Philadelphia and Hudson, 1926.
BkANDlES-Apple S3.006e400; Hennesey Otard pi
net Uastlliion, &C. TOO0D1600; Fancy Brandies Cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger &c. $5OOa650; Domestic (con
nom s2.35; California per case, 5000
BlTTERS-Bokees brakes Wahoo, Russ's scheidam
&c. 0o@lS; California Wine Bitters per case 1890
BAAusoN,I,ialtimore, Sides l9@20c; Hams, 25D3Oc
smithhed Hams, cuts to order, 236125c.
BEEFmExtra Mess $lsOo@2o 00 Mess, sl6.0O31sOO
CoTToN--Good Midlling Al; Middling l6; Low = Id.
ding ~ Good Ordinary 49, Low Ordinary &c.
COAL-First quality, 40a45ca ID quality, 35@4Oc.
BhlCkS-First quality pressed, $780, % do, 5000
BAUGlrs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, $50 per ton.
| CORN-White S5dlS7c.: Yellow T5GsOc
| C0FFEE-Prime Rio Coffee, 3OI5@32c.
CUBA M0LASSES-55a65.
CANDI.ES-Adamantne 2stn3Oc; Tallsw 23a25.
establishments and Imported, 2O@l50
Observation-Disclosures Prints, 30 36 Spraeue d,
~ ;American do 3G Amoskcag do q n; Dulches do
80 London Mourning do IN; Amoskeag do q Lam
caster dingbams SO; Delanes, 80; Standard Sheet
Ing 80; A aae Brown sheeting seH "a do 80; ~ do
Beached do 5)a 55; Ticks 81 15a625 Striped Shifting
23a25 Colored and Beached Drills, 81 a39 Colored
| Cambria 26a% q.
FLOUR-Fsmily. $l3lS Oo@15OOA; Extra, slOA
Super, $4,000; Fine $25@975.
| F0RAGE-Hay, 150a2OO per cwt.: Corn 960lOO Der
busheI Oats @55 per bushel; Bran, 4O@a5O v bus.
LMEFirst quality, per bbl., s25o@s3OO; ID quality
LEATnER-Calf skins, slO@$lOO per dezen Sole
leather, 40(14Sc. per pound.
LUMBER-Clear per thousand, 5000; I'd do, 5000;
Sd do, $4,000.
BLACK EYED PEAS sloo@1lO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leaf 2o0176c.; Viz. 60@$l25
In market; Manufactured 50c (a$l25; smoking, 6Oc.@
S1.O0: Stuff, Soc IdS1.0O.
| TAR-S2.2562 81
| R0SIN.-iS7@450.
MAPES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, SEQ per ton
NAVAL STORES : Crude Turpentne, S4OO@46O;
Turpentine, s5.50dp60O.
| GIN-$2.500500.
| HOOPS-None,
| SOAP--l8alec.
oiI..Whale, per gallsn, s2oo@2.2s; Linseed, s17S
poGK-Mess sa2.oo@s5Oo; Prime s25@s2oo.
| ROPE-Manilla 23012Sc. HEMP 25@30c.
a.. PORrEk-London, best brands $3.50; Philadelphia
| SUGAR Brown 5@lec.; Refined, Crushed, ro-a.rad
and Granulated, Il ka2aor White, lsIc; White, 10
FIX, 1916.
W0OB-per cord, s7.5O@9Oo.
| SHINGLES l2OOGl300
| STAVES-s37 !O094500.
RUM-S24O@6.OO.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
| MEATs-Beef 5000; Mutton, 1920; Pork 90 Sau-
sages %, Souce Is; Dried Beef, 25430; Choice Hams
| 35@37l& Bacon, 25@3O Butter, 50960
| FRUITS-Apples 75@SO cts. per peck.
POULTRY-Turkeys | 25@l2 so; Geese, GOAL 25;
Ducks per pair, 25l So Chickens, 7591 0O Rabbits,
l5@2O Squirrels l5C120 Partridges 2025; Wild Ducks
pair, 5O@15; G. B. Ducks pair, ! 5o@2 90.
VEGErA BLES-Cabbage 5(0l0 cts; Onions 10 cts per
bunch Becs 10 cts. per bunch; Soup Vegetables l@l0
cts per bunsh; Potatoes 1881 90 per bushel Sweet
Potatoes 15aS0 cts per peck.
FIsH--Cbubs, piece, 5091 90. Perch, bunch, 5000
| Oysters, 25Gl35 per quart.
| COD FISII-9al0c.; hake, 61IaIc.
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE-Butter 4o@4S cts.
per pound: Lard 29S0 cts. per pound; Cheese 2O92l
| ts per pound
| OYSTERS-25 cents per quart.
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nenFsIARD TOURNAMENT. A tourna.
ar ~ commenced yesterday afternoon
~. feardsley's Billiard Saloon, for the
Tahpionship of Norfolk and Ports
Sth. The prize is splendid silver,
1nted cue. -Four gentlemen entered
<the contest, namely: w. Il. Lynch,
lillian Trough, Samuel BrOugh, and
Candles. Three games were played,
10 points carom, with the following re-
eult: w. 7. Lynch, 270 points; William
through, 300. Brough winner by 80
points. William Brough, 20S; Samuel
.Brongh,. 800 Samuel Brough winner
lby points. r. Candles, 800 points;
Samuel Brouph 2i9 points. Canoios
winner by 81 le'nts Three games will
lbe played this afternoon, by gentlemen
who have entered The contest for the
Championship.
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INrANT1cIDE. Onssdurday afternoon
Justice John II. Tucker, OF Por,t1rn'9utn,
held an inquest upon the ueau 9ooy OF
a female infant, found ID me heid OF r.
IT Cock, ESQ, near the depot on the
Seahoard and Roanoke Railroad, just
bevond the corporate limits of Ports
mouth. The only evidence before the
iurv was that of ahegro man, named
Alien Long, who sstified that as he was
returning from ale woods, about half
mast two O'clock with two dogs, one of
them ran into tie bushes near the edge
of the field, am was soon followed by
the other. and tiey commenced fighting;
%a went In TO se what was the occasion
IF the fight. when he discovered the
dead body ofin infant, and saw one of
tha docs eat1g its face; drove the dogs
eff nlsced ,box over the body to keep
onything fm troubling 1t, and went
in search Jan officer. The appearances
;nd;oated lat the child was about one day
nIS amd yhad been thrown upon the
bon,, Of ditch, where it must have
f"n nn Heath, had it not already been
Lain Lain" Ter as full an investigation as
could hf nd, the jury returned verdict
tbat The Aid in their opinion was alive
when bJ, and had met "a violent death
r,Se Lnds of some person unknown.
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THE COURTS.

MAYORS CouRr. Godfrey Waterman applied ler anu
received lodgings at the watch house Charles oWeu!'
arrested for being drunk fined So Two hesioes,
arrested for stealing were turned over TO the
Court The chimney upon the premises OF Miss sr
LYNCH on Nebraska street. was discovered 20 oe on ny
about four o'clock yesterday morning ny the watcha
of that beat No damage done Eight ""ps iepoi'e'
out in different portions Of the city
CIRnurr CouRr. Hon. r. II. Baker presiding. a Hill III
danus was awarded Charles H. Porter fequ,is 81 he
Select and Common Councils to direct the negse I'm 90
city to pay Mr.. Porter the compensation dus MN ,ars
Commemorative Attorney, in accordance WIN 'no -;
Of allowances heretofore made him by the Coz ,ba
Court unless the Councils show good eaus, " ~
contrary the first day Of the next term 70 WIFE, u
the said writ of mandamus ismade returnaoie' Ine
cison made on Saturday adverse to Mr.. Porter slnPg
established the point that mandamus diu NOT iee
lie against the Kegister and accordingly r W
his Attorneys, now proceeds against the Couneiis;
The Court adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'''oA'
AN.
FREEDMENs COURT. Henry Preston charged win pe,he
drunk and disorderly. Charge not sustained, anu az
csed dismissed Martha Henderson, charged with s'ea
ing chickens was fined 81. James Vaugn, charged wiz.
stealing Case not sustained, and accused dismissed
John Williams, Charles Newton John stateman, pemp
sey Howell Zach Riddick aud William White, charged
with burglary and larceny in Norfolk county, upon TN
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ACCIDENT IN A SAw-MILL. II. ii.
Lee, the engineer of the Armstrong
hssaw-mill, on the Gosport bridge, Ports
Emouth, was severely injured on satnr-
day morning, while attending to his
duties. A piece of board caught III the
gearing, and the end flew over and ma
struck Mr.. Lee on the head, cutting IL
severely, also tracturing his collar bone.
The wounded man was taken to his
home, and DR.. Maupin was sent for TO
dress his wounds.
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II o r s A L e.

DOR s A L K.
offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsvile in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine miles the city OF Norfolk situate tho east
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation Is healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools and churches. The land izoroughly adapted 10
TRUCKING, being high, rich and Kick There Is wood
enough on the land to pay for 1t.
Should 1t not be desirable for any one In want Of land
have ae tract it will be divided into lots to suit
For terms &c, apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants Roanoke Square and
Wide waterst Norfolk, Va In whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for SALE
J. M. BRICKHOUsE
is7-H Kempsville, Princess Anne CO., Va.
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ANOTHER ROBBERY IN PORTSMOUTH.
The residence of j. M. Butt, situated on
the corner of Glasgow and Dinwidsle
streets, Portsmouth,. was entered on
Friday night last, and robbed of con,
siderable amount of table silverware ana
other articles. No clue to the robbers,
or the disposition of their plumber.
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ANOTHER RoBBERY.-The house OF
Bennett, on Holt street, was 81. en- T.
ed and robbed of silverware ana 0ther
.ticle. last evening about 10 O'Clock.
rhe thieves got away with their ooo'y
before the alarm was given.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nas~ A ERROR REMEDY.-W
can copscentiousy recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough Dr. Strckands Melliuous Cough Bal
SAM 1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is witha
mot to the TASTE Thare is doubt but the
Meliuous Cough Bslsam is ofthe best preparations
in use and all that its proprietor claims for it, We
have tried it during the past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. strck
land No. ls Sycamore street. Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists
Wake & co. and NJ & G. A. SANTOS, Agents Tor
uc-u-v, nov6-6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLGATEs HONEY SoAP.-This cele-
brated TOILET SOAP, in such universal demand Il madc
frome the choicest materials, is mild and smolient
in its nature. fragrantly scented and extremely
beneficial in Its action upon the skin. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. fy5-ly
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nsP DYsPEpsIA.-What everybody
saws must be true. We have heard DIT srckiano io'0
spoken of so frequently by those who have been oenent
tod nv II that at last we arc compelled to make 1t known
TO the public that really believe 1t enee's cure III
ovev case therefore, we say to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility to go to their Drug
psts and get bottle of Dr. stricklands Ioh'c'
WELLS & CO., Agents, lis franklin street, NJ
Wake & co. and M. CA SANTOS, Agents 'or No''
n0y6-6m
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nsgn FAMILY DYE COLORs.-Amohg
the most popular and useful articles OF the day are 'e
FAMILY DYE CouoRs manufactured by the well KNOWN
practical chemists, Howe Stevens So very superior
are these dyes so easily used and whal anoraea At 50
low price, that they literally getting i'o every
bodys hands, just as the praises of their merits are vi
evorybodys lips Once tried they become indspehsao'e
Tn many parts of the country they have displaced all
o,hor substances and methods of dyeng. We WITHOUT
hes;tation whatever, pronounce them the best ayes
. ,,,onusct,lrel while ut the same time they are the
-, &, u,ice The ladies are particularly delighted
,uiil, Ihnm. u
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B6r BACHELOR HAIR Dye
The Original and Best in the World! The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instanta
neous. Produces Immediately splendid Black nstu
raj Brown without ipjuring the hair skin Remedies
the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
aug1O-1y CHARLES BATCHELOR. NEW YoRx.
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Pard OF Mrs Elizabeth NJ Deans wegs committed to
mission "i 'e'"o mh'afy Cum
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS
Steamer James T. Brady, Lands. Baltimore.
Steamer Thos. Keso, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer Niagara, Couch New York
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish New York
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Saratoga, King New York.
ARRIVALS
FEBRUARY 5th
Steamer City Of Richmond, Stranahan, Richmond.
schooner Phoebe Williams, McCready, Baltimore,
sloop Three Sisters, Lewis. Accomac.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer N. Martin. Coffin, Richmond.
Steamer Jas. T. Brady, lands, Baltimore
steamer Thos. Kelso. RUSSELL Baltimore
schooner Ella franklin, Edgery, Charleston
MEMORANDA Schooner Volta, Sears, from New York
10 New Berne with an assorted cargo arrived in
istress-leaking. Consigned to Bell Son
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-06
EOR SALE OR CHARTER.

EOR SALE OR CHARTER.
LIGHT DRAFT sIDEWHEL STEAMER, Of eighty
tons burthen suitable for Freight Passengers-we
fitted and In perfect order. Also FOUR LIGHTERS
decked over, drawing thirty inches water with FIFTY
CORDS OF WOODbailt In the most substantial manner
-sxpressly for Tightening wood.
Apply to, or address,
Mesurs. DUDLEY BEAN CO.,
augl9-u No. IA Roanoke Square,
FRIE CANAL BARGE "COLUM-
Ia bad" FOR SALE.-CApacity 1000 bushels Grain
Is In complete order and but two and half years old
Also two open Canal 5arges very suitable for carry.
ing wood-capacty fifty cords EACH. Also, Lighter.
Apply 70 l. REYNOLDS
novo-u No. 10 Roanoke Square