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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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vet been made BY anybody. Their effects have album
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from any risk of harm. Cures have peeh n'a''
surpass belief were they not substsntia'eo ny men VI
sch exalted position and character as to iorpd inc
ncion of unruth Many eminent clergymen ana phy'f
.,a,s have lent their to certify to the puphc 'e
r.ahty OF our remedies while others have sent us 'e
of their conviction that our Preparations con
Immensely to the relief Of our afflicted, suffering
fellow men a
cont below named is pleased to furnish gratis ouI
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oo.,ivensss Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism pfopsy
Heartburn, Headache arising from FOUL stomach Nause"
Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of the bo.eiS, anu run
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| tons. .-..;.,.a a.a,ers With othol
preparation. which they make more profit on ps%,%t
sa.,s and take no others The sick want the A'
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| sold by - : III :. f. Norfolk va
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DRAWN OFF. In consequence OF the
steamer City of Richmond being WIZ
drawn from the James River line, the
steamer Milton Martin will hereaiter
run tri.weekly, leaving her wharf at tlle
usual hour in the morning, on tues,
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, ana
Richmond on the alternate days.
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SHAD. Three schooners arrived here
from Baltimore yesterday morning, and
left during the day, via the Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal, for the Roanoke
marshes, to load with shad for the north
ern markets. The steamer Saratoga,
which left here on Sunday morning for
New York, had on board several thou
sand of these delicious fish, done up In
ice, for the New York markets.
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HAMS IN TROUBLE. John Brunan, a
warlike Teuton, invaded the fenian DO
main called the Shamrock House, on tbe
corner of Commerce and Wide Water
streets, on Sunday night, and asked for
lager beer. Being disappointed in get,
ting his national beverage, he was about
walking off with cheese, when he was
arrested by the police and taken to the
watch house,
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THE ATLANTIC IRON WORKS. There
is a good deal of property in the Attain
tic Iron Works; but they should be
managed with energy. The Govern
ment of the United States, they say,
owes the works large amount OF
money; but Col. Blunt will hardly pay
it over to somebody" who may have
been exercising his mechanical powers
in the torpedo business for four or f1ve
wears back, Who are the directors?
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PARKS, FLATS. A sloop lay ashore
all day Sunday, on the mud deposrtue'u !,
in the south sido of the harbor: ms
filling up the harbor should De stopped'
Where are the harbOr masters
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MARINE News. The pilot beat Jenny
Lind, Captain Skinner, from baiIlM,o .ad
bound to Wilmington, N. u, arIivtu
here yesterday morning, and lett VIA
Canal for her destination.
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II o r s A L e.

II o II s A L e. .es@
/ 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 from the city Of Norfolk, situate on the eas
bank Of the Elizabeth River. gt
The situation Is healthy society good, adjacent 70
schools and churches. The land thoroughly adapted to
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick There Ia wood
enough on the land TO pay for II.
Should IT not be desirable for any in want Of land
to have large tract will be divided into lots to suit
For terms, &c. apply TO SHAW ROBERTS Auction
and Commission merchants Roanoke Square and
Wide Water ST. Norfolk, Va in whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for SALE
aisH J. M. BRICKH0UsE >
is7-d sf Kempsville, Princess Anne Co, Va.
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juror, was excused upon paymene Of costs The grand
iuy returned into Court and reporteda true bill against
LUMBAR and Butts charged with assault upon oficer
wyatt at the New Idea Saloon in December last Charles
Probes tmarne) charged with larceny was discharged
no Indictment being found against him. The grand mr.
Journed. WV Soui' ao-
MAYORS couRr-John Brunan, arrested for be;nc
drunk and rotous fined So William Corkornn I,o,d;a
drunk and rioous, turned over to the Freedmen,
burk dangerous male, drunk and riotors. ordered 10
leave the city IN twenty-iour hours William Smi,b
negro arrested for stealing turned over 10 tha
man Court Edward Brown and William Rob. rte. sa
mn or ana received lodgings tho watch house Thos
""n' ana frince arrested for fghting-dscharged
h,stpMES's CouRT.-Norfok, Charles r. Johr.,or
WITH uats MONDAY Feb. 26 William Smith, charged
Iahor sentenced to twenty days in the Hard
us,hs drunk semitic his command ii RedeId CHARGED
bnns assault upon Mary Moore, fined S. Lawrence Gi
nonsd charged with assault Henry White-case post
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l
CoLGATEs HONEY SoAP.-This cele-
ora'ed TOILET Soar, in such universal demand Is mad.
rome the choicest materials, Ia mild and emolient
in Its nature. fragrantly scented and extremely
beneficial in its action upon the skin For sals by all
D'"ss''' anu fancy GOODS Dealers. g5-ly
16 HALLS VEGETABLE SIcLIAN
HAIR REsrwER has proved itself to be tho most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to tho public.
hha vegetable compound, and contains no injuriou.
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S oRIaI.
NAL COLOR. 80
IL Will keep the hair from falling out f
1t cleanses tho scalp and makes the hair SOFT lustrous
and silken.
1t lisa splendid hair dressing. fls
No person, old Or young, should fail to use
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. tts
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
ana taks no other. r. P. HALL 4 CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Propristors.
~ Fer sale BY all druggists. nov2o-8n
NoRYoLK. November r. 1865.
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nay A,aSuPERIoR kEMEDf.-

,s4- AaSupERIoR REMEDY.-W
can eou,centiousy recommend to those suffering O~
distressing cough, DR., strickands MshuOus o''sn ~"
7, givssrelief almost instantaneous, and aw''1pA'
not dsasrsoabe to the TASTE There is no d0n0' 0a'
.a06n, Cough Balsam is one ofthe best preparations
and ia all that its proprietor claims for IT, we
tried it during the past week. and found rs''' rom
- !, distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. striek
NJ 100 sycamore street. Cincinnati, o. and for sale
by Druggists. r .a /. if.'.r
WAKE 4 co. and NJ 4 g, A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va.
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SAILED. The French dispatch steam
er D'Estaing, sailed yesterday morn'ps
at daylight for New YORK.
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ERIE CANAL BARGE "COLUM-
~ bad" FOR sALE.-Capacity 1000 bushels Ora In
10 in complete order, and but two and half years old
Also two open Canal parges very suitable Cor carry
ing wood-capacty fifty cords each. Also, q Lighter.
Apply to A L. REYNOLDS,
nOv8-0 No. 10 Roanoke SQunre,
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@- FAMILY DYE CoIoRs.-Amon,

M FAMILY DYE COLoRs.-Among
the most popular and useful articles of the day are the
FAMILY DYs CoLoRs manufactured by the we'll known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens 30 very superior
are these dyes 30 easily used, and witha Afforded al 50
low price, that they are literally getting into every.
bodys hands, just the praises Of their merits are
everybodys lips Once tried, they become indispensable
In many parts of the country they have displaced all
other substances and methods Of dyeng. We, without
any hesitation whatever pronounce them the best dyes
ever manufactured while at the time they are the
cheapest in price, The ladies particularly delighted
with them.
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ESIRA BILE FA MIL Y
IL ii N % RESIDENCE FOR SALE. IL
That very desirable Family Residence, situated on
CRANKY street hree doors above the Methodist Church,
and now occupied by Mrs Foster, s offered for sale
the first noor four chambers the second Aoor
two comfortable rooms In the garrett and dry cellar.
located, and large garden. p " q
For further particulars apply to
sep28-tf J. n. SMITH BROTHER.
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MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS,&a SALvE

These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over a quarterof q century Of
private practice, the Ingredients in these
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CROOUET.

CROQUET. As rIAYgD BIT NEWPORT CRooUEr CLUB. By
Of the Members l2mo. PIP. o. Sheldon To-
"Why should not croquet, as well as chess have us
literature asks in his preface, the author Of this little
pamphlet. Truly why it should not. 1t
is pleasant and respectable game not without its ntri-
problems and disputed theories and quite as capable
of being governed by scientific laws as many popular
anusements Of far greater prcensions 1t Affords per-
haps Tower opportunities than billiards for delicate manp
ulaon and manual dextey; less exercise than whist for
the memory and the calculus of probabilities; aud sghtor
play than chess for abstract reasoning power and bril-
hancy Of magnation but it combines in degree tho
merits Of all these games and excels them all In dema nd
ing for its practice two things which, author wisely
remarks Of all Others most effective in promoting hap
piness-fresh air and friendship. No amusement in which
poteness and fobearance made to attend the exercise
OF skill OF hand and astuteness Of BRAIN and in which
young women learn TO enjoy the society of the oppo
site sex without the bad atmosphere and deblitating
else Of the ball room and young be taught that
shouting and hot blood, with an occasional quarrel
something worse not part and parcel Of all outofdoo
sports-no such amusement we say, can be altogether
destitute Of claims upon the attention Of the most serious
Of critics.
The code Of rules drawn up in the little book now before
ia has the advantage greater completeness over most Of
the others that have seen, and the reputation OF the
Newport Club whose regulations 1t embodes, viii give 1t
no moan authority in disputed The author protests
most earnestly against tho damnsbe heroSy enuncated
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Nrm Civilizations.

THE GA AZ TAtop ,rnYr.r. OUT TODAY
CosrgSTL
THE CLAvERINGs Qnu.'rstedl Ply Anthony rroTore.
o AN aMrplCsN COLONY ~ FRANCE. BY @. A. Townsend
q PuAIAOH's HORSES. By Maria Louisa Pool
dFLEMENTs OF THE ART OF POETRY BY Z. sedman
hFNGLIsH PARTIES. By George NJ. Tovle.
a FREDERICK EDWIN CHURCH. by II. T. Tuckerman
, TIE HARVEST or THE SEA BY f. b. Perkins
g EVENING BOAT SONG. BY Edwin Lossier Johnson.
o. .ToRMEyTIyG THE ALPHABET Qlusrsiedl. By George
Nakemsn.
10 ARCHIE LOWELL BY Mrs. Edwards
II.TOA POET. by Richard II. stoddard.
10 THE ART OF DlHING, No. w. By Pierre Blot
IL. .NEBULE. By the Editor.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERs
TIE price ofTHE GALAXY Is cents number 50 year. Of
uumbelsi 80 half year. Of u numbers Address
w.C.kF P. CHURCH.
No. % Partrow, New-York
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Hlarble Alanteis.

NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANrELS-Superior IL
WI appearance; durable half the Of marble a. o.
STEWART COS SItay and 81 Broadway 59h So,a @
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the Guy
vi 10 purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the es, designs vy
low prices is at A. kLABERS Marble WORKS NO lV5 ~ ~.
a.. near 3isve ~ Y Mantes put up IN the country "a. @ @
"DUTLAND MARBLE Co."-West Rutland w.
Ia Producers snd Wholesale Dealers in bLoth MnhbiS1
BANTER MANUFACTURING Co.." salem y. 4. MH H,saa
Dealers 10 sawed Marble OF every DESCRIPTION rom NE ND
Marble CompanYs Ou.rteA Nerfotk Ohhsas tths Co.,
''AA''' No u Broad IT, Ro9ai Ne u
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cEoros AerEDUcT DEPARraFsr.

CRcrON AQrEDUcr DEPARrAfHf'(
NEw.loKK June Is. 1885,
Tl,O IRON-FOCNDERS.-SEA PROPOSALS
will be received Office Rounda City Hall Park until
O'clock a. THURSDAY. the ?8h day OF June, 100 TOT me
snppy OF { ast iron WATER PIPES viz;
IA beet OF Cat Iron Water Pipe ~ inches internal diamet
5000 fee; Wa,oT Pipe II inches internal diameter
ID 900 fee, OF last Iron Pipe inches intea diameter
on Water Pipe, inches internal diameter
Of Branch Pipes and other specia castings 49,,
Separate be offered and will be received Tor nc n
pipe H. g. and nch pipe for he special easne o.
@ bids must whole Of the eOnch pipe OF iof '
whole Of all pipe the whole Of the seeial eA,ns'
Each proposal must De indorsed fIopoas ior 's ar "a
Gate Of t. Offering. an, ~ an, NIL.
Specifications blank form. OF bids can be had on pca0s
'"" '"'' THOMAS STEPHENS, , Crotoa
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH. Alnednes
W. CRAVEN, Board
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Gas filling.

LNRMINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FlF-
Y Tls6 SECURES better light q half The cost and reliable
Naidensnr sont east cor Ntiam-st
4EsrInOsiAL PROV oGDEE DonErus .
CIR % Nsw-l oRK.
Corner Lexington. We nud Iwclty thlfa-1t Z
NFxYoaK Juu~ 8 1876
This certify that have knoen Mf John Fhmn for several
hu familiar with the ifefie frq
~ m r-.u.sfu. md sijln- the humu5 Of ns 90 he
have rheilre stfi.isctouy ~ nec rl ISL ~ tHe
salss. Respectfully ssbmiied, H. oOD-.H DOhEhoS'
CERrYCATTs
O4FicE THE Tn BusB. }
NEw-i oRK. April1 1885
employed Mf. Fn four yrau since 20 take clHss % onf
bills %
with lights The esnlt s4tis
factory have employed lin resuary ever since
ina lRiBusA ASSOCIATION,
SAUL SINCLAIR fubishrr
rnfv0oEr HoUsE March 81 lp6
VI Frmin since 1888 md hnvc emppYed hun 70
nv gas burner Away 10 ny benefit aud
safisarion.
r~gafd him. by biz erpsrnc and conn' 'ndy mahnTha
.rrctv havnr sie Of burner end their opera
don employed lie oeffe' hsl
by srcn.us The brue ani would recon
$3.50 ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor
BY recent combination Of improvements guifanee and warrant
nv s rrf1r and Al hall the cost OF the sam. ngh
burned a. the usuaI ~
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alas in many hand books of the game, OF allowing the
"roquetcroquet to every player instead Of Restricting 1t
to roycrs "a liberty, according to bis idea totally at
variance with tho fundamental principles Of the game
whatever those may be- rover for example, having TO-
Quoted ball THAT is, struck it with BIS own BALI, may
place his ball alongside OF the one be has struck ana CIV
ing blow 10 tho former with his mact, may dn'e them
both IN any required direction. player who Is not a
rover is obliged place bis foot bis own ball. so that 1t
nav remain at rest when he strikes and only the roqeea
ball nav be driven off, There is an exception, however,
TO this rule in the following WISE player not rover
may roquct-croquct ball condition that ne Goes not
continue his tour the theory being that tho roqueeo4uet
in this case is merely blow, the roqueted Daii
being moved by conclusion. This distinction, VIC Dee'e
is very often dsregarled Attentive students OF the New
port members SO regulations will find many other poihs
in which, we doubt not, they have frequently departed
from the orthodox path but regret to say that they
are likely TO find some canons which will severely tax Their
powers of comprehension, and one or two IN "hoh lhe
writer seems inconsistent with his own principles Inc
naexbe strctnes Of his rules 10 not often initiated ID inc
playing of ladies and gentlemen nor is it perhaps 70 DO
wished that it should be- but it is well to have an author
ty at hand when differences DO arise and the Newport
Club probably good standard as one need DESIRE
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These books 81 beautifully bound in cohsre sold evep'
whereand v NJ nail posag. free, receipt Of
bv CAKLETOs, Publisher. New-l OH.
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rAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER riTCHBURG NASHUA LOWELL
CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Thenew snd stsnch steamers OF the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK
New. York; excepted. mon
Pier No. 30 North River. foot Of VesTys-,
FOR NEW.LONDON.
there connecting with the Stea0o Express Train nom IN. sbc
points Norwich and Worcester Boston and orcester Woros
ter and Nashua New London snd Northern haroads
Freight rates For Information nlue on
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NEw-JERsEY RAILR0AD.-Trains leave foot Of
~ Courtsndst PHILADELPHIA, at and 10 u 8
and IL ~ Tor BALTIMORE and and Ill.,.
%. Il, - ndni2hl
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On the dsy Of the Publication tie dy q New
York city ioened with editorial. and continents to As
extent Of
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f The Of t work end the extraordinary
tiv. dyse has created demand Thousands 81
absorbed ady desouing 4 pagei and the paD'He
presses barely able to supply the orders POURING H.
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CORPORATION Notifies.
CUPREME COURT.

CUPREME COURT.
- I'm the matter OF application Of the Cmmsioners Of the
Central behalf the Mayor Aldermen nd Common
City Nelork. relative 10 laying out O W Oh rgB
Lie DRIVE between the Northery line MIMI shrhg
and the souhery and h street. IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK.
The Board the Central Perk In the nse sn
n behalf Mayor. Aldermen ana Commonay 81 TIE wy
the provisions oftlr Act Of the Leste
tue People ofNewf ork entitled An ACT 10 provide Tor
aud certain portions Of the city sni ouny
passed April a. 1865 hree tbs being present heroy
notice that they intend 10 apply to the sape Court N INC
Of NewYork q special term OF
SATURDAY the OF July 1885, tie opening Of the Cogn
thereafter Counsel can BE- heard thereon iof
the appointment Commissioner Estimate and Appeementn
that the nd eNut o toe Improve
the LAYING cot Of Road Public Drive IN
said Road Pablo DIVE commence a. tie OF
Boomingdae Br0ldway Eighth ana Fihnnth
street thence Ncrherly and and o" ns me
BlOomUgdae Road Broadway
line OF Eishtyseventh where said Road Puo' Drive
ard Eleventh running thence
Nrh.eastey equlan, between sHd ieuh and Eleventh
avenues southey line Of ODehundrd tnd l street, ron
the Sogthery n~ OF Onrhunifed ana
Eighth OF Bomn sdae Road ard TIE vh.h
running North eeIy and udins Tue "nos
Eleventh sud feet In width Of the and I'd
side hereofto the Southey line OF
sadRosd Public Drive includes the whole Of said
Road Tor Broadway between ttynnh and One
Seventh streets portion thereon between
aud another portion thereof
between OuehUndTed aud Fourth streets the
said Road Public drive OF genera width o.
one hundred shown deinated eern Map
OF the sane made by Gardner ss City surveyor and 90
YORK June y 1850 RICHARD OGORMAN
nrlt 10 he COrporatiOn-