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1t has been proposed in Houston to get up
a concert or something of the kind for the
benefit of the family Of the late General
Albert Sydney Johnson.
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Tt anks to the Southern Express for latest
Cinci nnad, Atlanta, yicksburg, Memphis,
Charl sston and Boston papers
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EXTRAORDINARY PHICE FOR VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
A hogshead Of Virginia leaf tobacco, exhibited
by Mr.. John W. Stone of this city at the Ma
tional Tobacco Fair, in Cincinnati, on We'd
nesday last says the Lynchburg yirginian of
the 18Th inst, was awarded the first premium
in first class, and declared best at the fair, at
seventeen rates to one, and afterwards sod by
Messrs Casey, Noonan & Co., commission
merchants, Cincinnati, for s905 per hundred
pounds. The hogshead weighed $40 pounds
net, making the receipts upon one hogshead
Of Virginia tobacco $5158 50, and in addition
to this a premium Of $50, awarded by the
fair This is the highest price we have ever
seen recorded.
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ut .PriUate sale.

BY j. B. WALTON Il DEsLoNDE,
AZ CarondeIet street.
We have for sale, at private sale, STORES DWELLING
HOUSES, VACANT SQUARES and LOTS OF GRoUED
in the four Districts of the city,
In BouIIgny, RIckervile, Greenvfue aud
Carrollton,
Which offering at low prices and accommodating
terms among which
STORES ON ToHoUPIToULAs, FRONT AND FULTON
CANAL AND COMMON STREETS
Dwelling Houses
In the First Second, Third and Fourth Districts from 5000
to $4,000 each.
lots AND SQUARES OF GROUND desIrably located
for building dwellings in the Districts and Bougny
Rckerville, Greenyille, Carrolton etc.
J. B. WALTON & DESLONDE,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
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DoemATro. The Norfolk Yirginian in it's
issue Of the 18th inst, thus discoursos on the
subject of dogs in these the dog days
We are not affected with the hydrophobia
mania, nor have we any prejudice against dogs
On the ether hand we are very fond OF good dogs,
we'll behaved dogs, who have homes, who are fed
by their owners, who are ridden by the youngest
children, who lie on the rug at night and snap flies
laZly on the porch all day intelligent, gentle
manly CANNES who borrow their habits and their
style of thought from those with whom they live
But vagraut dog. hungry dog thieving dog
Good Gracious One of those lean gaunt mon
grel fellows, who stroils around loose eternally
stealing shin-bGnes, purlOiuing mutton chops
biting in0heHsye people, bayng the moon, and
upsettng the well being Of the community gen
orally.
From this class of dogs the mad ones come, and
we think the execution of the dog law upon this
class imperauvely demanded Not only does the
SAFETY OF the city press this matter upon the atten
uon OF the city officers, but the revenue to be de-
rlVed from rigid enforcement of the ordinance
would pay for half the work of the Sanitary
board-would certainly fill up Myers dock. Let
US nave dog cart dog-catcher, and strict en-
lorcement OF the dog-aw at once-before the dog
days set in.
Our contemporary certainly makes one mis-
take here and in our Judgment he makes one
or two others. Writing on the 18th, he en-
roneously demanded that certain things shall
be done before the dog days set in" Now
the dog days set in on the Sd of July and end
on the 18th of August, according to astrono-
mers and " the authorities and on the l4th
they were therefore well advanced. As for
mad dogs, we have never seen one, and only
one case Of hydrophobia, in an experience
reaching to our grand climaeterc and extend
ing between So North and IS South, and 5
East, and 95 West We have met with people,
however. who have seen both by the dozen,
and mad-stones by the mine, and other won
derfal things to cure them. CreIat JDdnus,
4pe9e, aon eye. Get rid of hungry, starved,
thieving, showling useless, mongreI ours, If You
please, But there is nothing but unneces-
sary excitement and folly in crying mad
dec" after them, On in concluding that hydro
phobia must follow a scratch 81 puncture
from their fangs.
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ymade tss .ss,U Og5sons.

s. N. MOODY
Corner Of Canal and Royal streets,
Informs his friends and customers expected invoices of
IRISH ana FRENCH LINENS and
NEW YORK MILLS MUsLlNs
have been received aud he prepared make to order
with dispatch,
MooDY's CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
And
All Kinds of Under Clothing,
Of all sizes and styles according measure and in
to defy mpetttiou to material make aud anlsh at
S. N. MOODY,s
GREAT SHIRT EMPORIUM
Corner Canal and Royal streets.
Prepared OtE
p a M AND M A @ II ,
-FoR-
RESTORING, PRESERVING,
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MARRIED :

MARRIED
On Tuesday the 18th inst by the Rev j. N Binsfsld At
the residence Of John Hughes ESQ in Algers La Mr. A. C
to Miss JOSEPHINE p THOMAS
daughter of the late Mark Thomas ESQ.
DEED
- Of narasmas, at a quarter to o'clock last evening
Railroad Company native Of St Pierre STAND Of Martin
ique aged Cd years. and for the last 10 years native Of h
city. W
His friends and those of his family as we'll as of his sons
John w. Francis A and George W Nader are invited to at
tend his funeral without further notice. from his late residence
No. I4O Clio street. Pryana and St. Charles THIS
DAY, at o'clock P. ~
No. Columbus Miss Index please cory
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The material of the BOOK AND JOB EsrABLIsHmEE9
ENTIRELY NEW having received from the most
Celebrated FOunde and comprises ali the Modern Improve
monts
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Grand Mass Contention

FRIENDS OF ANDREW JOHNSON,
And his reconstruction policy will be held LAFAYETTE
SQUARE the evening of the 2lth inst at o'clock for
the purpose of rayng the nomination of Delegates to the
NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION, to be held at PhiIa.
delphia on the l4th of August next
Distipguished Speakers will address the meetng
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Business public arc respectfully Informed that
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The latest Galveston papers say the health
81 thgt city vas psYer better
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Grey Jacket Bttters.

VT y y tVNIHeEIV NNEHVGF "a
The undersigned, manufacturers of GREY JACKET BIT
TERs and general dealers in
Wines and liquors,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
although their store No. 81 Gaer destroyed by fire
the night inst thanks to the oxeons of the Fire
Department their store No. 50 raver street. is still ct for
occupation, and they will there continue to manufacture
GREY JACKET BITTERs,
and sell WINES AN0LQUoRS of as good quality and at AZ
low prices as before.
BARNETT & LION,
Manufacturers of Grey Jacket BitteB
SO Grayier strsat
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Under this heading is included Cards or Tickets Of cy.
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The small trades need these, and in every other place but
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Our specimens in this line vie with the finest Conns,.
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NATIONAL BANK.

ii" NATIONAL BANK.
T'HE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK
OF NORFOLK.
saaa PRESIDENT:
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sa4ifre5 - i
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DIRECTIONS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
error or CoxPrReLLER OF CURRENCY, ;
WARRINGTON, May 18th; 1886. )
WHEREAS. by rst.sfactory evidence presented to the un.
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CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the
City of Norfolk, IN tho County Of Norfolk, aud State o.
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Now, THEREFORE, !, FRsEMAs CLARKE Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the City Of Nor
folk, In the County Of Norfolk, and State of Virginia, ID
authorized to commence the business of Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
(eo) In testimony whereof witness my hand and
Is. seal of office this thirteenth day of Nay
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED sTATEs,o
DIVISION or THE NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington, June Q, 1866. j.
1t Is hereby certified that II EXCHANGE NATION
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ton organized under the Act 40 provide a National Cur.
rescy, secured by a pledge of United States Bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof" ap.
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ments Of section 4S of said Act, and with tho regulatio
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