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8ilti8e lrt0eit gu frei6en.
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Bebeutuug.
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Die Gennicc IN Canada.

%ipltrpft dber 3i'rltdaeidttDf, "a Ic, unOroutDoa'
tpnren.
Die Tennicr ia GaHara.
Mem gprf, 2. 6etr. Der 9eralt
6at fptQenoe OepsfNe. &prortc, 2. 8etr,or
Die Tfnion8 1T Ganoen taben cine Nooreli
an bic Mnericdn BROTHERHOOD 0e1nnbt, in mel.
6er Ie Die Tactipt beS S'Nfabpne9 otterfet-
nen; le erflGrer, Dap nur Die 8efretuug ST.
lambs pa5 ein,i9e uno trete Sbiect i6rer Ser
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naoa errctht merpen tonn.
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Correspondent be8 @eralo u1elDet aus So
rpntc, Def Die 6enter=Q ufre9rtt9 Der gren3e
entlon9 I'M 3uns6uen tit. Der Moppr BON
6amilton per6aftete Die betben 6it6rer, Stpeee
neY un6 JtobcrtS, MIR pe56ol6 ntht, neil ct
fHr6tete, Die Senior piirben Die 6tabt Ser=
ltGren.
gsotb Gin Datnpfcr perin9IUtff.
New<Sr1enns, 3, 6ebr.-G Cine De-
pelde som 2. meloet, bob Der 9dmpfer IS.
81. Garter beute Mloraen 9e9en 3 tlbt Bet Der
Sniel So. 50 erploDtrte. Cine grpbe Qn3abl
WenlAealeten cling b%erlOren.
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Elm &erbGr in Der Nr>9ele9en6eit pe6 Dam=
piers Miamt ltatt, wpGet lth berau5ltelIte,
paB Der Sn8enieur ppr Der Nffabrt re9t pp9l
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Greita9 no5c Gtdabnr9. Gr wuroe BON
Capt. Oarp, e%iftert Sritber be8 Gnpitan8 be8
Oerun9liidten Dampfer8 gltnourt, common
Dirt. CT geb5rte Der M(iii,~ Oampfer=GO. uup
mar fit $4,000 in ct 2oai5 HeriiAert.
3jelt GUmpagnie 9erlOr tt frr3er 3eit fiinf
8Opte.
Sin giigner G3rtff.
Gtncjnnott, 1. 8e6r.-Gtn 9err aus
Genta, s., ipuroe 9eitern UNI $4,000 in
1880 8pno5 bejtp9len.
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OroFer Mto8fenbo0 IS
&c q 1873 A
- Bee Gnc. 9eut. 9urmberctn8,
in Dec SurnhaILe, 300 Meit 8ratttrabe.

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in Der Surnhole, 800 g0eft 8rattltrobe.
Dten fla 8, BEN 10. 8ebru@t 1866.
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on3e Steaterper fCudt SerruGt 6ertddt, baB auf jeneu Apenb
Fo tie Ddmen In Serren unb ste Serten In Danen pers
rauteIn unb 70 bds IS c 4 : + $ q n ~ TT c t" 1uab
rem perter. Mua Bic u9etertafel" unb ptele anbere 8rBs
bere unp fieinere GeitliGdfter, 9erren uuS Damen, Star.
rem, Sraben unb 9arlsttnS, cute unb bGfe Setter unb mte
al tie 6erriddften tetBen nb6ert, aIe trerret it9 6erbets
%Sriugen, benz alien @rtnjen lire 9utbt9un8en barjubrtn8en.
Mle E6eilnebmer nu1en Bis CUR ol8en1einen De8ma6-
firing ra5iirt fetn uub partet bulge DtaSfen ~tprrdt6tg
feiu iGr icl6e, Bic fb nI6t anfermettt9 ~rn0sftren ppGen,
gtaA her Dentn8ttrune perten
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an smet Serren unS 3tet Danen, BE ~refpefttee bic te7en
tpmii1en un6 Observation-Disclosures ~5prgeaeut nnb Gur08efItrt
tdben.
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Scerelt, Snterme83p5 &c. a|u5fubren ppuen, ftno gebfteH
bpr Rem Bale 1fb bel Yerpalter @f61rbt UNI n6here MuS-
3ttter., G6ubers, Wtrrbs uno SpectatelBei6tAten etnen re-
then SaSen sie6en un6 len felten in Srbnun8 abmtGeln fam.
Dte tfrengfe 81 betmGaltung rer Naueu pit6 B~aranttrt.
Nufan8 s ltr.
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fernere Dame so Gents erttG.
&tdetS berben an Der SGGe ntAt tert1utt icnoarn Inb b!p8
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bern 5n betet.
gu re@t sa0Iret4ent 8efua latet etgeteaf stn
(mc-b8) Oa$ 6 nj tR.
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Sc fannfggt GGeusae.
@aoateNiii6. 0aLter heraus !

~ GroBer Masgeu6a0
43s5ss3 G3ermrnni0 S1& Gaosperc0De8
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glenn &Gntg s artebGC |te9tert?
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@a8el i'm 9trnei iran laden fpQen.
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TIDE 8 d 10 BE mar d, @atents, Mcttfns unb aubeFe
graue +, t]0rHe9Ttss 4no 8eInItnes y NIT 9aS RGne
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8. Der Saifftb,
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wslttjfprtf4e, p9ne G6lDrrforu unb br8 f4mer3ipfe Rft.
tungSDperaktpn res i'm QEdfer e%ytrIgften Sarttpntfet uH6
9rrpbeten
So5ns 1885, esquire.
4erfomen;
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9rpBen Sfer 5u NutSeredn.
9 nj = ula, befen @hpef ter, S|enpra 8oaItu pter Mi6
8elce9 bpn Der brPpelten ttal. Over tn gep Dpyf.
GtntD1 &r Sbe0b9r Bprnt-@G lBnt8l. 99ffdnger
Gus Berlin, erite8 I1n6ft erpartete8
tGtf@er : Nuftretsn In Baltimore
Z nm ST Carl Qrrrn.GB, ppn SER grpBen Sper
5u Ggnepn.
Elm @dr8er @r. 8fn3tnp Turtpfc.
Gin VI etnretfehper @t8' I S G7aIailh, fatfert.
6 ! 3 r Der 5ti9er etrb tpa Tplber GtdrFe 5etu, tug man Bite
Sranbung bS WteereS gar nt0t t5ren fam.
DIT rr 6Gn5lu19: Npcuit pptnt bet Niutbe.
s3ett: $40 (n;6t 1866 b. Str.
~ Sbt9e BE Iebun6 bteie 6usBe3et6netet 3ufunft8nuft
-btetetbt IS : / ! =, rte ieefr GtQt9tenten6e sugetcn
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eur9 S6id1at6tIde berbirbert rerten, 70 III burG @tufu-
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icret, ia &prit6t betanntli6 bic SHUTTER Ser Qpfisbeit III nnb
Elm Ho4terebrteS ndrrilAe6 YHGlitur unter ns et~rrttaitan.
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lid auf8tfunoenem photographic 1euer Sage.
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Sd. Boit.; Rdrl & q t e +, 1873 2~ertr9trn; S.8 . 8, 204
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Ctr; 6. sc. . E Z m $50 2t8btiir.; 5. 9 y NJ m + feIb.
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8fpattplp; s. 50 a9L SacaNra9 unb 4 Tie IT a%tttOeR
Wtt3[teperR
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gteutt6 famen 10000 G'etpe9re aus 9letp
9orf fir Die Roiiertt6en' in Gcra Grus an,
iplrben d6er 3nriifaeinnbt, pa lc u'Orai6bar
iphren.
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t@rin5 GarnepaI. Ser GnItige Cara
Tier mirb Deute Mbelib all Der Sptte be8 Baibtnq<
toner Gingerbnlp8 III Der @letroprlitOn SAT- an
"a. Ap. 5pii4eu Der II. NIB 70. StraBe i"eire1
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den @elegcp0ejt gaHS Q8al6in9to1 ntf BEN 8einen
lem ufp teiH f0ter 9telibeu5ler ST SalIe bleiz
ben. @ir rpiiHiden ptel &er9riigeu.
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Seusr lit gse,o @aoeu,

New $ apen, @onn., 2. 6etr. Dir
9roBe 8Ot3enfabrif Der Steuer=Gompa9nie gu
@lant5pile brauOte btele 9laGt nb. 9a6
8euer 0erbreitete itb ie6r idneQ unD %5erItGrte
Die @ebauOe, wpburd cine grpBe 2u3abl Ar>
better brpolo8 aerOr0en lnp.
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Nerre 0n1ei0on.
8Ir0er 8duz nlD 6parnerein "a q.

Den Ilttgtie6ert p6t1en @9fetn8 6teue htermtt CUR Wads
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osrialen III 81 @trafe.
Camp SDDn q d NJ n9er, Gefr.
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@olfstbcater in DER qnrnhnue.

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9ette abenb iDerben S4iQer's ,0tGu6er", Tran3
Serr Su8o &enaert a(S @ait iiber be SHbne seGen,
wprauf tir Bic aunHGee6a6er aufuletf1om MAIDEN.
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SabreS<8e riantmlung bes @eit Yrattitr. 8au
pereitS SO. i.

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sIl1 sI3JNEE @SgIT.
Gtncjnnott, I, 8e6r.-Gttt 6err aus
Genia, s., ipur0e geitern um $4,000 in
1880 8ono5 beitp9len.
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VARIETIES.

No mouse has narrower or meaner hole
than many person who vauntingIy "retires
into his own mind
"There's cur jeremiah" said Mr.. Shelton,
he went off to make ps living by his wits "
Well, did he succeed" inquired bis
friend
NO." said the old man with sigh, and sig
nifcsutly tapping his head, che failed for
want Of capital"
The tendency OF people TO carry quotations
too far, was illustrated in New Haven pray
sr meeting the other day by a brother, who
exclaimed in an agony Of piety-"O Lord
have mercy upon US poor miserable sinners
OF which am the chief among ten thousand,
and altogether lovely" -.t
Love is like Scotch plaid--all stuff, and
often crossed.
'sThe room for improvement" 10 the lar
gsst chamber in the world.
Manners are Of more importance than
laws.
A crowbar often opens but never shuts.
A foreign journal ventures on the assertion
that Mr.. Costa, the well-known conductor at
Coyeat Garden Theatre, is bout to be knight
ed.
It ia stated that the first part Of Mr.. Dickens
new serial story is to appear in January.
A gentleman hiring female servant, in
New York, after patiently enduring the usual
catechism propounded by "hslp," when asked.
"And have you many children ?" replied
"Yes, have five, but can drown two or
three of them if you insist upon it"
Mr.. Haddieston, an NJ P, and counsel for
The Queen, arrived at laden Baden, and duly
registered MS name. Some mischief maker,
in good counterfeit hand, added to the sig
nature cuff hunter and toady," and the Of
fensive iuslnuatlon appeared in full in the
innocent German morning papers.
A blue tulip has been named after Count
Won Bismarck by Berlin grower, and be hae
received the order Of St. Hubert, of Bavaria,
and chiguon iu Paris has been called The
Bismarck-three honors worthy of the SOL
-statesmap's ambition.
An expert printer will set about $4,000
letters daily, his hand travelling more than 9
miles and in the working days Of the year
about 8 900.
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Persevere.
81 JcAS sRousHAM.

Robert, tbs Bruce, in his dungeon steod,
Wal ing The hour Of DOOM,
Behind him the palace ofBolyrood,
Before him-a nameless tomb
And the foam on his lips aecked with red,
AS away to the past his memory sped,
Recalling the day Of ais past renown,
VIII IN be won, and he wore, the Scottish crown;
Yet come tore shadow or come there shine,
The spider Is spinning his thread so tine.
81 have sat on the royal seat of Scone,"
He nuttaged below b as breath,
CTS luckless change from kiugly throne
To fslon's shameful death :"
And he clenched his hands in his mad despair,
AM he struck at the shapee that were gathering
there,
Pacing his III in impatient rage,
As new caught lion PAGES his cage.
tut CO me there sha CIV come there shine
The spider IL spinning his thread so tine.
"Oh, were it my fate to yield up life
At the head Of my hegemen all,
In the FOREMOST saock of thu battle-strifs
Breaking my country's thrall,
I'D welcome death from tue foeman's eel,
Breathing prayer for old cotland's veal;
Bat here where Ne plying heart ia nigh,
BY lothl, hand it is nard to die u
Yet come there shadow or come there shine.
The spider is spinning his thread so fine
"Iime and again lave fronted the tide
OF the tyrant's vast array.
But only to see on the crimson tide,
My hopes swept far away;
Now a landsss chief and crownless king,
On the Broad broad earth, not living thing
To keep M court, save this insect small,
Striving to reach from wall to wall
For come thoIe shadow or come there shine,
The spider is spinning his tn cad so fine.
''Work work like fool, to certain loss
Like myself, Of your time and pain,
The space is too wide to be bridged across,
You but waste your strength in vainl
And Bruce for th e moment forgot his grief
His soul now filled with the sure belief
That, howsoever the issue went,
For evil good was the omen sent -
Ano come there shadow or come there shine,
The spider is spinning his thread so fine.
AS gambler watches the turning card
On which his all is staAed
As mother waits for the hopeful work
For which her soul has ached
1t was thus Bruce watched, with every sense
Centred alone in that 10 h. intense;
All rigid he stood, with scattered breath
Now white, now red, bat as still as death
Yet come there shadow OF come there shine,
The spider js spinning his thread SO hne.
Six several times the creature tried,
v hen at the seventh, "See, see!
Is Aas spanned it over p the captive cried
dol !. idge of hope to me
Thee, God, thank, for t is lesson here
has tutorvd my soul to PEasEvEas u
And it served him well, for ere long he wore
In freedom the Scottish crown once more
And come there shadow or come there shine,
The spider is spinning his thread SO fine.
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NOTICE t-. -rI5
an AND AFTER THE LIST day of
" JUNE, the New and swift
STEAMER "EOLUS,"
CAPT. P. McCARRICK.
VIII leave the Wharf of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, on East Wide Water street,
Norfolk, at o'clock A. NJ, every 7sdsrsss $50
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
FOR CHERRYSTONE.s' a95'fs
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
touching at Portsmouth, Old Point and HAMPTON
going and returning each trip. =! =
The Eolus connects with the steamers Thomas
kelso end Adelaide, of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, GOLD LINE" 's'e. e90s'7
For freight or passage, apply. to D. C. Ball.
Agent, Portsmouth, Thomas Bailey, Agent, Old
Point, Moor 5. Falls, Purser of the steamer, or
at the Office of the Company in Norfolk. =
All freight must be prepaid. =
~ T. 81. WEBB,
lyz5-tf Agent.
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BANKS.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
lM SAVINGS BANK.

NTERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
N SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE No. So, BANK STREET
President.
VIM. I. HARRISON
Directors:
Jos. R. sps rLxr, D. D. sIanoxs,
RYLAED CAPPs, Q. W. GRANNY, H'
3. DELANY, JAS. Y. LEIGH. aH
Cashier.
WIN. II. WALES
This Bank Is open for the resumption of busi-
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 days
or upwards; per cent. for a less period; in
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
oeasing 10 days prior to withdrawal
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Deposltars, so as to answer the demand OF the
New Depositors. ira. = u IN
pay, curtail, or renew their paper.
The Board of Directors viii meet every We'd
nesday and Saturday morning at 'clook.
au Sly y"
{ LHRANKLIN SAVINGS BA N X
j, Bank Street, near Mai4, Norfolk. Va
JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, President.
J. B. WHITEHEAD, JOHN JAMES,
s. HAAR1TCsdHIoRNs J; G POLLARD,
J. C. DEMING,i Cashier.
c. H. LANGLEY, Assistant Cashier.
This Institution is prepared to receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate of FIVE
per cent; on SUMS remaining on deposit ninety
days and upwards, and FOUR per cent. for short
or periods.
~ Parties indebted to the Institution are
requested to renew, curtail or pay their notes as
soon as possible. jy24-lm
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LSRANKLIN sAYTN q S "a n z
INSURANCE.

ME c AnMEK R Al INSURANCE
" G o r P 0 r TED ls49.
Authorized Capital, 81, OOO, 0Oe
, Board of Directors:
J. G. Deming, President.
John 3: Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert g. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
G. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
c. q. Rowland, of late Rowland Brothers.
John D. Gordan, of J. D. Gordan 4 Co.
Joseph R, Spratley, Director Mer. & Nee. Say.
ings Bank.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. 4 Nee. Ex
change.
W.T.. Harrison President Mer. and Nee. Say.
ings Bank. ~ g.
p G. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison d Co.,
Bankers.
George Sangster, Esq, j. E. Barry, Esq, A.
@ City and Country assurances Q. every
character taken at lowest current rates. and Losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance building, corner Of
Main and Commerce streets. oF
EIRE, LIFE, g MAR |. Ne, s INLAND
s1 j c.. DENIM AGENT.
New York Life Insurance COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance ca. !.
Home Fire New Haven. -.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance COMPANY,
n Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
lszs- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Huls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
= ]. G. pEMrNG, Agent,
Office, DemiDgs Insurance Building,
au 2e-am Cor OF Main and Commerce sts.
FINHE NORFOLK
INSURANCE AND TRUsg
9 Q M p "A N Y,
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, s1s4, 600
VIM. B. ROGERS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President
George ssngstsr, Cicero Bur rus
Lewis Webb, CYRUS e. Staples.
8. 8. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
WM. H. O. ELLIS, Esq, Counsel.
FIRE, nARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
COM ANY.
Risks taken on i kinds of property and at rea.
SOnADle rates, ana W u bdnhInX privileges
will receive .eposits the Savings Bank
principle, allowing i 10. cent. interest o,
sums remaining in the Bank ess than ninety laws
and per cent. on all sumsfor lou eer periods =
Interest will be- calculated on balances JULY
1st., and JANUARY lst. Interest " commeno.
ten days after deposit and to cease ten Gays prior
to withdrawal. ~ $3.50 III
Will discount paper, purchase and sell, ex-
change and transact all and any other business
appertaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posts received and solicited. 49,
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building known as the Old Savings
Bank No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may3l7ly oa es s5s.e ~ l.qi 5
3 INSURANCE TG9 TT 81
TIA OR BROTHERS.
DcESPECTFULLY GALL THE at
IL tention of their friends to the facilities for
giving them reliable SGD
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE ON 4
THEIR PROPERTY, sil 4
They represent FIRST class Companies Of New
ef York and Baltimore.
Their Offices are now No. 10 East side
or Market Square, and Nos. % and 80
Bank Street, Norfolk, Va.
W. q. TAYLOR.
iy1S-3m r. C. TAYLOR
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CHICKERING e. SONS Grand, Square
and Upright PLANO F0RTES are now, as
they ever have been, considered the best in Anne
RIGA, having been a. arded
SIXTY-FIVE PRIZE MEDALS,
Of which fourteen were received in the months of
September and October, 1865, and First Premi-
ums over all competit rs at the different princi-
pal Fairs in this country, and the prize medal at
THE WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
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CHICKERING & SONS.
Established 1879.

Manufactures Of Grand, Square, and Upright
PLANO FORTES.