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@itGeer parer prI6rttt GtftroIlcu II. untlcitaltst; Die
San6e trarpibait sriiarrt Ipeab Ct pt6tr bic 5inssr
~teWsBrn, ned Die SGGhc uuf- peer SunlN6,m tOnnit;
ten g1rjtt Rbrper bWdjcg'n tbelmatti6e SGmsr,
ten; bas peben aus lem S,ite pcrt ieG),e bic gt6bttn
S6mcrAen. Wau bra6te iNn tn6il6 bIIu, taS 0(ilf.
irat frlD un6 NveueS le cine StUnee nit U a b 10 a G5
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genbe Grirtitln1eH ertboUen ibu oi Sbmer5,r. unb
rad tinmoratlibem GsbrauGe BIS Relte unb
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1856 0eibes Stebcr. 1856
1858 btIte 0"GbpaO'G Reabp RtItef
laliCnee ven am Nelttr tieber DdrnietetltgsuOtu.
I'm b!efer fathltIrta SeuGe pcr.uueu3ct, lcSie o..
Jr1c. y. PGat tn WRtiii'ippt ben W(ebi,tnaI- gtbttocH
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on'S Ssr3 un6 uupiaBt tS BfentIi@ ais pas iiterae
SGuBmiteI aui benz Gtobaae.
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3u per faufen.


Gin tpertbDpaer 8erfauiSpIae
duf Dem SeliS.0 pintsD farftc,
bis itst ecu BIN 8drtuer etS ~Orptau 9rme" benugt,
sum HutttpuSetrtauft!
ubr. al Srt u. ettue BIN Set u.SOno III. VI,
.su's pCtnt- V(alt, gum gsrtauit autb' et,n. Der
ptab puree fruber Ton Dem Gdrtntr hes Orphan
b0me" ttnuet
tzssrtaaf: ~untsbiHst stGen gaarSspIuHs.
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(60-5) SIR. 81, BaltlnpTehr.
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DT. SD = { II c r.
tSer sa HuSlnnft III babtn plni6t u6tr tHuftllt
gutt oetr ttIttte gsitdtte, lbtr gtl6a @crim cher
WstIalt. ptlraib. Net'ell irtlEet Cbtt 6ttubc Rrars.
tstt v. bausIihs lStrrfn, biebRabl, iut, lbtr autS,
Der iontms nab RI. lSl, Sub.Gdrplnt., Vie pon
oaHihF. (Janl6 3IPlG
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- GIN suIes b]equtmss. 6,,tnBd zee Wrbnbaus
Viii: rttit brein0ttatl SiuierSebauie N Ntit-5as
ILL %BetttItr.. nit 8os buth's eanie SauS, Base.
0lnrisluuB Maiicr II. +. Pres 5000. Vim 10.
Nlat3 bs5ttbtar.
Stnrb II. dooit,
(52) sr. o, Fam buildings. 81. Vdllir.
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8iIio oeaen Uaar,abluuo.

ErapS, Wasu, NmbuIaujeu u. Sbliittn; Relien
II. anIsE Getratee- SGts, gBaeei-p larerl, cute !Seit;
Rletbun9etlde getttuder, Stspp- Bethlehem, ipoitnt
OGDEN, Ssttrn fir Rcpttfen; quite SdtteI II. ne,
ttirre. reue Suietitt fir pittte; 5itnttn II. piioItn.
Nu6 cine arose gartte etnsepbfeiitn inoIitiit)e u.
Sptdts In B6iiern II. geraudtrten Rinbftitts; Wa-
traeen, S9aufeIn u. Spaten bet
GeIsman L. GltUeIan
(2G4-) Cir. az Jblnlesfr.
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0iuc TatniltcrsM cSi.iu.

gIS 5am.ijer. D!c9titu tit q sus nl6ldis Sell
mittel, wcIdt be g3lt fsnut. gDuo man BON
S6r,srBen cher llupGBltbtett beingefubt C6tr BON
,tntm ~t6SarttBcn ecloeu btbtOht, 10 ildlt lttu st.
bjaut) tlit ben paiteutet II ibugt cas- Ssttm Dor
Gnfngeu. Gint8c W iruten nab Der auhsrsn
oeec innertr NnptuburI hes " a 3 ~ y Reltef
iDtrc Der ucu rem reint8etoltcn q d. merbtn,
&ram en-. Gb III itsmu Reroen'
IL eb, @t@t,. Gsnbenf mer8, taltsm
5tebcr, bBiem 0alS, 8rippt. Dtp b.
ttertt GonSentpn rber e niblneun
bsiGuent Fltient it leidler II. pCbl,r iubIer.
Q5tdttRe Nemerfuu q. - BHr ean6,
~ trtb { uHb A.nbcre, Wdte IN bum beiteecl-
ten Wf8snosn pcJntr, 100 IS f0ptr bait, bic tisnite
ttncS Ilrlies 81 %triduBeu, N Y Il B 10 aD'5 Wcaop
9~teIie I'm d aSbar. rs tam init Ger t%oitttptn
Serfittrane 9, tlauwt %tperoei, BAT es m alth Bausn
quite Gienlte letitc, no man WiB b a q { u pesr
( d ersen irtrt, necr III
@uYyc. Eipbtberie bbtgit pale,
f@tiunIerl tulltIl, pcitrtctt,
Gausn-aciit, lnterietb5-,
Yuugen., Scbtrs It Wttrsi,-@ ntiinbuns,
pter nit SaIsbraune, SalsGnt5lnoung,
NCbltltictgr poer NIT yteln1llie,
Acpfrcb. .Spbu-, Ebrsuibmr.en,
peer nit Y,nbenhbel.
Wpdtridnlttj Rbeilnati8rnuS,
Iurttal. etolela Wio!bue,
WuGt, " drbpNneen,
3subiGicen, Srauf4sn II.
a~rimpfen
eerG1lt it. Gle guwcncuuS spn Rabnap's
81 eabp Rtltcf pit6 Gi6 ben bieitn 0eihlper-
ben III ptr ,blmrmi.sn 6olm blnnert etrtBcn Stuncen
furtrtr.
Rbeumatism 8. - DiefCs fdmtrjbafts
Heidi bat ben %Geititislteu NtrSisn u. beitstieitsa
Wilteln 8Ctlogt. Us n ant SGpierigfien 81 btban.
eeln; aber U a b 10 . Rcaop Reltet bat
nod, Slets ben, g~siben6en iofOrtiae Gtlei6ternna Der
fbaht uno IN uutt Sdder coi %a,lten1, ,tntsinoiihtrt
tber ~nerppItui Npe'inaitsnus cine tauttnoe ptllnn5
bepjr't (9a drcriidem Jbsumatlsrnis u. 9lbt
icute Raowa2's Hsint8unsS;Se Urn =,
tas lOnerannte RenouattH 8cioiptnt
nsbrn btm " c b d Hetcj ~6ebraudjt reretu,)
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Farm IN %pcrfdmfcu

Ut.K1E G!ne HIRE tdtri. 10 Edtr pmtafItno mil
8ultn ttrfaden @cbduIub'eittu II. Oblsarten, 8tlt.
Btn an ttr QbaptI RsaS, 0 WtsiieI ecn Ger Siaet uns
/ WI. bon Der paIiorp PIE uNb uabe ttntl etutittn
HniitbeIung. IL iptort btntg Ju e~etfaufcn. Wilr msle;
ft bet ". ~. &emyltman & q o.. sane' astn-
ten, Tr. 81, Ytrin6tpnftr. (60-7il
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ssMAY a nLttN ll8blGlcrNrrbllnar

S9c3 Observation-Disclosures
'po1r. ni4t nctr in SIR. 1871. Sriab'
asS tpef,
ioubert bat ietN @tihSft ben 9ir. 1877 ra6 ylr. 16l
Broadway Juti Ten Blesiitr. unb Gafern- Apenue,
Can beridbsa Getts,) pcrlsit.
Sect bat CT iAon rrleoer nsie 9terIllier, bic bel
ben Bcbtt @icrPieiie1 ben g!iI!ben rafItni
Niepinus WspDttnace,
SmpGrtelr u, GcrtSuie9 aper SeGtsr 5pn
@gr,s Han 50
GiiHs rnb
,fsenea G5narSE,
SRI. 81, 8GpaSrap,
lsnIt bic gI, merthmtst beS Publiiums ouf islnsr
9t0Rsu 8orratb pcn lsor;euai-. @las- unb irbeuen
Radren aler 2rt. pelC1r er i'm Stanee III, au ben
blliglten Breiicl ablu.aisn. Seite ibBne 9~iuspat,
bon sie6e,n II. Gate!r, pIattirt uus 0neere Gotten
sTTTF9 BietstGfer b~.icnbt1s.
kass@%EAEg IN alien GluR.rn
,ksst#3A ulb 6ilita,
gIbenDtinsIEftr, BuniG5laier, Emmett, 5rlEEHf. IL.
Sbee-Auliate un6 cine AVen9s anoersr, In fem fed,
i6iagcnbtr dpuaren %peloienen bic geafiuug hes W
blituGS. Se,oubtr5 Wirtje II. RteeefssssGufei
GelSea pebltbuu bei'n allan
0ftplauS ErStIinser
pcT3uIpreden. sic weiben bort !~e6erseIt cine teele,
biiiae uHh anie Debicnun9 Hn6tn. tLua2a-)
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Turb q. 81. @opcr.
In 8iinldeEs mrrtbrs @rmnoci9tntGliri
E,iL in 9pno., Dlpd. unb 4arpltnrir.
aEf Nutticn,
1b psrbe Dtsn a, hen rs. Wdri 1866, 9ahHi.
mn 4 llbt. an OFT uuo Sie1e has gang, unltn maze.
teitidntle. isbr Slnlhtuswttibt @uinectscntbgm .um
8ttia iis ausbisitn. uan!i6i
gr. /. Das ganIt 8runb hud ntttt
Gtbdutidteiteu, aui eer @eG's'ie ucu tpus.
Git. s~slteea. DaHdst befst an Srntitr. ~ hub
jrOnt II. cine 1isie ppu 100 bu6. gle 9aplibitiieu
t,tebsn aus BEN 2 itseig.H saditlnt,nsH 70 Q B NJ
Stutueebdutt u. I. +. Sruneyias auf lem Gsaitn
hur $40.
SIN 9lpd. unb Garcltnear.
Tim 80 rbr.
Rr. 2. eofcrt nab Gem Geiiaut hes gonbIir.-
Btunehides pe6e i'd ~iCIstretS naber beidrttbent
@runctt9entbam un,cr ttn 9anner ~tttu8sn, nant.
lid
Gaegsa mtt 8runbN1d rtba O e.
trtttu IN gled-. nabt tbanesir. 10
1T an sirdiir. IS gus 10 SOU beet aue ba, tnt 9dns,
bon tina lao Sue. Die SauIis teltea beittben ais
cent 2sn5dt8tn badtnntrnsn " cbubau vi.
80 II. |. 10. Srlns3tns AM hem 0an5en nut $l.o6.
Netutr:
Da5 y ruue Il II q biniet BEN pttltu In qarc.
~lineftt., 10 SUB 10 sou hieti uue t~teniaas 9tssu l40
8uB titt. % 1T unbetaut; Der 9uanbj,ns uar
/ Gent.
gesinaunssn - Die Salf fpsltiS. Der R.h ine
cher IL yiCuaieu. gstet BrSir luna unb g,nten,S-
Hapftr be lttt.
Nabtts U~uttunit trbait man in uitineui GpmetSiuf,
Rt. AZ, Ct paulttr.
Sppare Runnitbupieu Iripaft.
cam, 8. cover, autt..
' (69-e2 Nr, ~, Bal,imculr,
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(64-6a'
Hnh @ntfrrham.
Ndh &rcmeft.

4El3 Nab Srcmeu.
AR4SSM Ole i9bne ihnelieoelnee d 1 gren,et
&sa.sG& yalts ~ utten berg. Gapitan 3.
~4S Raiben pirb prprnpt na6 obisem
Saten errebiri uno bietet paiiasitten etne prrsiss
Hide GeIe9snbeit sur lleberfabrt. 28esen 1radt ptet
NaHas penoe man lid on ben GapitSn an Bcrs
Stnbsrion'S gSeril, ober an
8ouRapff arens,
17-) Wr. % Geru,ouftr,
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Heue Son. WpusSSartuge.
ger steamer sHpIins ictter cine ilene Sai l,pcut
bter,itrtesH 6anae, et Id Sur sensaten ubuabm
! lupisblt. O. u. Rte a.,
{22A-l RI, CIV, Heit'Sdtimstefr,
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Girc SO S~cnt8sTldfhe

IN Gem GuRentltde, bd man ga6wnbB Ree.
BY M~titet auRtrll0 ootr, ls na4 Goribrit, lnner-
lid Al wttoet, Dot GlT St'mcrS aui, rppbt or AZ u
I.LrEli NM
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Nrfmhf

0efHht.
Su elmer 0leltdur1tpu |. RIaNt eit gattter nit
500 0urt. RaGjutpstu bel pttsr e Souls,
D,arfb Wiartet Spac:. A.
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JUST RECEIVED
Al No. II Market Square,

Ea DOZEN Cotton Cards,
w rs DOZEN wooA CARDS;
llt pair Fire Dogs,
i.9 pair longs and Shoyela, a.sl
40 dozen Axes,
u dozen Hatchets,
$50 thousand Gun Caps liz Curry Combs,
40 dozen Knob Locks, SO Bird Cages,
40 dozen Pad locks. 220 dozen Taper Files.
90 dozen Plate Locks, 400 Trace Chains
thousand Fire Brick, -45
40 DOZEN Wire Selves, t
Also full stock of wagon material snch as
Shafts, Hubs, Spokes, Rims, axles, &c.
Ny. stock of House Furnishing Hardware is
complete. Call and examine. az- 4
Agent for the sale Of Cross Pit and Mill Saws.
W. R. HUD0INS,
AUS Hardware Importer.
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STEAMERS.

ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
i W. Low TkS
TO AND FROM NEW YORK.
FREIGHT.
To or from New York, Measurement Goods 6
cents per Foot.
To or from New York, Flour Is cents per Dbl.
and all other articles in like proportion.
. ,.-r~ ir PASSAGE
To OF from New York, So, including Aeala aud
State Rooms.
The new and elegant Side Wheel Steamship
o "A L b E M "A r. l. F.,
t- CAPT. H. A. BONNER,
will leave every Saturday at G p 10
FL "A Il T 4 r "A 8
CAPT. 8. ALEXANDER.
Will leave Norfolk every Wednesday at 6p. m,
from Dickson's wharf, East Broadwater street.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed &C.
commodations, apply at the Office of the Com
pany, on Dickson y hart.
+ Agent
LIVINGSTON. FOX CO, Agents New
York, Office No. ss Liberty street. au27
NOTICE.
i AND ESTABLISHED
. Baltimore steam Packet Company.
Carrying the u 8 Nail
Are now running their safe aud oomnodioua
Steamers
THOMAS KELSO,
Captain GEoRas W. RssskLL,
- avs ADELAIDE,
Captain JAxEs CAssoa.
The THOMAS KELSo, will leave Norfolk
syery Monday Wednesday and Friday. The
ADELAIDE every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday,. from the Compauy's wharf, East Wide
. Water street, at 40, and Portsmouth at 5.s0p.
m, touching at Old Point.
Passengers by these Steamers arrive in Balti-
more in time to connect with the early Trains
for the North and West ,e,- i~1
Ereights taken at low rates, and promptly de.
livered. w -9s- 'e--4 s $50 - ----
For further inform alton, apply to D. c. Ball,
agent at Portsno nth, Mr.. Robert Svann, agent
at Old Point, or to the Pursers of the steamers
COLI H. N. FALLS, President,
Baltimore.
~-ys TH0S. H. WEBB,
au22 ---- sss Ic-z Agent,
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BANKS.

-...
Balm & ROTHER
.. .s bankers,
EXCHANGE AND COMMISSION
BROKERS, ,..l4 t
Corner OF High and Crawford streets,
Portsmouth, va
ME Is g L AND 8 T. l.. L ON THE
w most favorabl, terms .er.. .r
SOUTHERN STATE BONDS,
GOVERNMENT S SECURITIES. a., s,.t
.f SOUTHERN BANK NOTES,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
20 D AND SILV f r COIN,
GOLD, STOCKS, BONDS. et'., bought and
sold upon commission, at best rates 10 this and
other markets. I'LL a.I
Money received on Deposit, to be drawn with
Interest allowed on Deposits when specially
agreed. fHes sai III sfI.1359lG IN q.
Draw Drafts and make collections, ,eith prompt
feurns, on New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Richmond and other accessible points ..4.-.
Particular attention given to the funding of
interest due by the States of North Carolina and
Virginia. a3frdi aull. I'm
M ERCHANTS AND MECHANTCS
slNA SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE No. SO, BANK STREET A
President. s.-t b. -.,-H7=- .tI
WIN. 4. HARRISON.
Jos. Ii. Sra elHr, D.. d. sIauoss.
RYLAHD Cars, C. W. GRANNY,
+. DsfANY JAa Y lEIaH
Cashier. .rr..-
WA. I'll. WALES
This Bank lie open for the resumption of bust
ness. aDepOsits received upon the usual terns in
terest being allowed at the raterof tive per cent
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 90 days
or upwards; per cent. for less period in
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to Withdrawal
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those of the Old
New Depositors
All Indebted TO our Institution will please call,
pay, curtail, or renew their paper. 80 20
The Board of Directors will meet eyary ed
nesday and Saturday morning at o'clock
au Sly
FRANKLIN SAVINGS RAN K
Bank Street. near Main, Norjota, Va. 90
JOHN ID! WHITEHEAD D, President.
j. b. WHlTEuEAD,z JOHN JAMES, 80
S. HARTSHORN,1 bI5s j. G POLLARD,
J. f. BLOODGO0D,. q WIN. WARD, - 10
- '-t"- W.. j. MOORE.
ts J. G. DEJfING, Cashier
c, II. LANGLEY, Assi,taat Cashier.
This Institution Is prepared to receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the tate of FIVE
per cent On sums remaining on deposit ninety
days and upw ards, and FOUR per cent for short
or periods. - 80 - 1912
s 1Eg- Parties indebted to the Institution are
requested to renew, ourtail OF pay their notes as
soon as possible. $50 iy24-lm
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SPAaTA CARoLIsE Co.. Va,
4-t March /, 1866.

sln. A. II. NarwoN.:: Dear Sir--I wish to in
form you that purchased bottle ofyour CAicka-
dead with the Chills and Fever, and after her ia
king half bottle she was entirely cured, and
has not had one since. l write this in order thai
it may be published, that every one who may. be
suffering from Chills and Fever. can be cured =
taking Chickahominy 'Btters.
Respectfully, YOURS 4. J. DUNN
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CHICKAHOMINY BITTERS.
CHICKAHOMINY DIITERs,

.I RICHMoNp, Va, November, q 1868.
Mn. NEwToN:-Dear Sir--Your Chickah omsay
Bftters cured me of the most violent attack OF
Fever and Ague. was laid PROSTATE and had to
abandon business. Half bottle did the work for
me 1t lie pleasant to take, and acts like charm,
Yours truly, j. A. PEAKE
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SPRING AND SUMMER
- IL si5il4S ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK Il VIRGINIA STEAM.
"a 4 -fj SHIP COMPANY.
Il III "a o L d T. I N K
THE IAGARA,
Gao. w. COUCH, CoMMANpEk. and
SARAT OGA,
"A. l.. KING, CoMMAspER,
VIII leave their berth at Smiths wharf, Town
Point, hereafter at o'clock, p. m.
The NIAGARA will take her departure every
TUESDAY evening, and the SARATOGA every
SATURDAY evening at the hours above indca-
ted, ard most pleasant and delightful route is
afforded to travellers going North.
Elegant State Room accommodations are affor-
ded and the luxuries of our markets in the way
of fare.
The rates OF freight are reasonable and accom-
modsting
For further particulars, apply To
]. 81. SMITH 4 BROTHER,
Agents, Town Point,
Hay3tf Norfolk. Va.
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RAIL ROADS.
RICHMOND Il PETERSBURG !
IL ------- RA1IR0AD COME NV

Z
richmond, Va, jane !, 1866.
~ UMMER SCHEDULE. .-I..
- TRAINS
h9ave Richmond at AIS A. N. and 4J5 P. Nj,
and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. NJ; and
els P. NJ. f Ell .F .I.
Leave Petersburg at $40 A. Nj. and 6.25 r. N,
p. NJ.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday. freish
and Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
att rs A. N. and arrive at Petersburg at LILO
P. ~ Returning will leave Petersburg at ll.4b
A. NJ.
On Sundays the morning train only will leave
Richmond, aad the evening train only will leave
Petersburg. ttsta-eH E. F. GILL,
junl3-u I.. Engineer Sup't.
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INSURANCE.
VIE AMERICAN INSURANCE

rT1HE AMERICAN INSURANCE
IN e DRIP ORA TED ls49.
Authorized Capital, 81 IeSS. .i,SS
/. .iaIIF. a.a Board Of Directors: liqC"f
}. G, Deming, President. ~
John >; Whitehead, President Frankiin Ss"
6.l5sEt E Walker, President. rroh.ng. Ma
. G. L. Cole, President Frat National Bank
Q. II. Rowland, oil late Rowland Brothers.
John D. aGerdsa. of j. D.. Gerdsn 1 Co.
Bankers .- :-tr ..5s,gt orIl..I
Joseph R. spratley, Director Msr s Nee Saw
ings Bank. a ----.
rxe,ts' Adoisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. h Nee. Es
change. III. a-
ings Bank -a7ss ......t. .m
o. Burruss. of Barruss. Harrison 4 Co.,
Bankers.
George Saagster, Esq.. j. f. Barry. Esq. A.
l.. Hill, Esa. .5s- .. ..=-f II. r. 49,.
Nr City and Country iasuranees OF every
char acter taken at lowest current rates. snd losses
promptly adusted.
Office Dening's Insurance Building, corner OF
Main ard Commerce streets
IRE' HFh Is;s M4hINh . INLAND
j c. EMING, AaEvr
Now York Life Insurance. COMPANY,
NEW YORK. rEf'
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, n. Y. ui2
and Marine insurance CO.,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marin Insurance
"a u 'e5 Company, N. Y. 5 I
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
%r Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise; &C., and Policies ON Cargoes and
HuIls of Vessels Issued st this AGENCY at the
.,7'5,f ]. C. DEMlNa, Agent
Office. Deming's Insurance Building,
au &C. I'm Cor OF Main and Commerce STA
HE NoRFoLK 80.
Q . M r A N x,
oAr ffgPitasn tBscalsEp, 81 'ooo'9 slss 600
WIN. B.. ROGERS, Presiient.4 H.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President
! Simon Stone, -' W. W. Wing.
George sangstes, Cicero Burr1ss.
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples
". H. Barry.
8. 9. DAWES, Secretary
! RICHARD TAYLOR, TreasureI
+ VIM Ii. G. ELLIS, Esq, Counsel
FIRE. MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
COM P-ANY.
Risks taken on ali kinda Of property and AT rea
| sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
principle, allowing 4 per cent. Interest on
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods.
| Ihterest will be calculated Oh balances JULY
lst., and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit and to cease ten day prior
to withdrawal. -- e. r5 -
Will discount paper, purchase aud sell, ex-
change and transact ali aud any other business
| appertaining to Banking. Regular hasinsss de-
| posts received and solicited.
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
| Office in the building known as the Old Saving.
Bank, No. 90 Bank street. Norfolk, vs. =
mayal-iy r.i1 is- 4
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-03

AGENTS OFFICE, !
...-.se -. .ls. n. 4 P. Il, r., June 90
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, me
" 25th inst, Freights per Suffolk and Peters
burg viii be received and forwarded by Express,
train. Prepayment for the above not required.
jun p V. d. GRONER, Agent.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-03

.-ss NOTICE. sz
nN AND AFTER THE Ist day of
" JUNE, the New and swift
5TEA MEE EOLUS,"
.- CAPT, p. MeCARRICK
VIII leave the Wharf OF the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, on East Wide W alter street,
Norfolk, at o'clock A. NJ, every els.
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
FOR CHERRYSTONE. -..... 5;,s.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATuR-
DAY for Matthews, Gloucester and Yorktown,
touching at Portsmouth, Old Point and Hampton
going and returning each trip. ..s
The Eolus connects with the steamers Thomas
b elso End Adelaide, of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, GOLD LINE" .t~.a9
For freight or passage, apply to ID. G. f1all,
Agent. Portsmouth, Thomas Bailey Agent, Old
Point. Moor >, Falls, Purser of the steamer or
at the Office of the Company in Norfolk. rf
All freight must be prepaid.
- 4. Fl. WEBB,
Jy2o-tt Agent.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-03
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
sAy VTRTIJE ORA nEEn OH ,rrret

- = ALIABLE IAKM FUIf SALE. :
10y VIRTUE Of DEED OF Trust,
ID executed the 18th day Of September,
1857. for the benefit of G. W. Bonney, by ]. D.
Eiwell; will be sold on the 4th day of September,
1866, at Princess Anne Court House, Tract OF
Land called the "Home Farm formerly owned
by Henry Ronney, situated in Princess Anne
County, about 4 OF mile from Pungo Bridge,
public landing, on the Albema1le and Chesa-
peake Canal. The Land is light and quick, suita-
BILE for trucking: The tract contains 1870 acres,
about one half cleared, and the other we'll set in
Pine and other timber. There ia good Dwell
ing on the Farm.
staliments OF and II months, purchaser giving
negotiable note with security iof the deferred
payments, and the title 10 the Land retained I'm.
til the whole OF the purchase money is paid.
Persons wishing to inspect the premises, can
do so by calling on Mr. James F. Muir len, at
Pungo Bridge. RYLAND CAPPS,
aulb-t& sep Trustee
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-03

CHfCKAH0MTNY BITIERS are the hes,
known remedy for sDyspepsia5 General DEBILITY
Loss of Appetite, and the best ionic used vs.
recommend 1t to all, ts 1-r Ja
We could add hundreds of certificates, il ne
cessary; but IT Is not. We have never know
these Bitters to fail in making permanent cure
in any case of Chills and Fever. They have cured
hundreds OF cases of Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fee
yer, DC, &c. For diseases of the Stomach and
Bowels, Sick and Nervous Headache, they srs
unequaled. I'll we ask for them is a fair trial
They will stand on their own merit
Manufactured exclusively in Richm5a Yay
by A. Il. NEWTON. --------
= Our BITTERSs are put zuein BOTTLES m ade er-
pressly for u.s., with the name stamped on the bot.
tie % % y 10 ..
+ &a~ Beware of counteffeiters, as none ars
genuine without the signature of the manutac
turer.5, WEST, BEARDSLEYl 4 Co.. 81
General Agents for the United States te
Richmond, Va, P. D. Box IL.
All orders addressed to them will be promptly At
For sale by VIM. b. SEAL 4 co. Head "a
Market Square, Norfolk, Va. and all the princi-i
pal druggists IN the United States -jy26-3m
NHEEsE. 10 Prime Yellow ehseses Just "a
~ hand and.for sale TO close consignment by =.
q az 98 ts - BIT. BoCKOVER,
aall -1a3~l u Roanoke Dock.
DEFINED SUGARS.-+sOe bills CRUSHED,
IL and Yellow Sugars for sale lowabyfaa I e.
DAVIS 4 BRO, L. .
u &uzu "a Rowland's " hart.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14

Now there appears in all this moth
ing unfair, nor is there unfanness
whore overseers really do the fair
thing.
But il is highly probable that, in a
large proportion of cases where men
pay their taxes in money, the amount
SO paid is an almost total loss to road
districts and q clear gain to over
seers.
Ia other words, the overseers do
not work out the taxes Of cash pay
ING citizens, but pocket the money
and subsequently report under oath
that they (tho oycrseers,l have ren~
dcred 50 much service themselves.
II IS not meant TO say that ali OF err
secrs would do the like, but that
there are men, plenty Of them, who
would thus perform and no way IN
der our laws to protect the public.
There being such the presumption
is that our bad roads are often Justly
chargeablo to them.
The laws should be SO amended rs
to provide checks upon overseers in
these respects