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| consenti ct quill salt limite a ure periode re
iatvemtnt conrte; il exige de Plus qn'it fai
serleasslnant pc { ct debattu lar les protec-
eurs nitufNs dcs individus inexpermentes
= f,nlle ct 'Etat. II Won u METRE les
Jeunes gems a i'abri des entraincments aux
lue's roariaient les exposer le goist des pov-
ages et Iamour des aveninres u raison
Oh .manite tant aatant tlue lie desir de do,cr
ie Mexique dc travaleurs ptrsevefan.s a d G.
te c'tie sd 5e'p eeauton.
Comme Ientreprise MA pas encor, acau:s
dc territories, ellie compile placer chez les nro
prie,a!res les premiers Egyp,iens qa'eil. anne
nera. Aussi scst-eilc reserve le ,fmt. Par
riyee des navi-es, dc trapsferer a dies tires les
Engagements don't ti)c dispose.
lie ntrat de cenccssiou s,ipn'e un, pr;me
de 32 pastres par teic de coele introdnit sur
litoiie maxica''. Cr nest pas le gulv .rne
nenent qni pa e la pr me, r:,ais Ia .mnaenie /:
prime rembonrsabie.s 81 leo on lnoura dams
les trente joars qui sniYront son debarque
inant.
Nous avons pas hesoin d'ennmerer =
chargp imposes a l'entreprise pour assnrer
an c.,lon nu trans ort dans les meiIieures con-
tiitions d'.ygiene ct de salnbrite. Les y, E,
cautions sur ce point ne laissent ren dssi-
rrr. N#
La premiere introdlc n de- travaiFeurs
aura en- liru avant lie deiai d MI an, sous ppin,
de decheance. Noes felicitons lie gnnverne-
nent mex cab de rminer presqne 1outes les
CON essions gni ecfr .ie par uns clanse de
cette nature. Les aucie,ls presidents ii'avaienl
pas de srn,bla5'cs rreoecnrat.ons. On Sc
faisa,t accorsef par etx dts moiiIoles, d.
entire prlses de transport ct de navigation, ct
on les gar,lait psnr dies temps nleillears. Ia
route etalt barree poslr dautres, ct ie pubic
prive dayani ges sur iesqusls il ayait comp
te. lie percelnent n isl me de Tch.anie.
pee n'est.il ijas coneels depuis pres de svingt
remue nj cute de terre? Courier dcs E. u.
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s.. Psslie u Sanedl
{.st PAR,
sP. y LoRIo & co.
ADJOURNMENT.
pR;x DIES ANSoScEs.

i Pour chaqur carre de- dix lignes an noins
spuur In premiere inscrfien 81 SO. Ponr Ia Sc
.conde insertion, PAR carrt. Is cts. st po,'s
ehaque Insertion aslditipnnelle. PAR carre 20 ctr
Pour toute ai,noace Indignant Ia profession
~ le domicilc ct q,ti n'excadera pas hnit ilgne
:agec .rabonnemcnf au Journal. rar an. $1,000
To6te annonce pHblide par intervailcs sera
nay9e an tank de piastres rar carre.
fodte an,once don't le nombrc d'inscrtions
Ii 'est pas sptcif. sera iRseree jnsqu'a nonvel
Ecrdre, a, tank ordinaire.
I Tonse annmce de candidat scra payee $1,000,
let d'AVANCE,
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yoici un mot que le chronianenr de pIatea.

Voci un mot que le chronignenr de lIntea-
tnat,onal q r cueilli a IN bal ofhciel:
.Mme *s*, adorablrmett joie, mais tres
connue pour les audacs beaoaonnes de son
laagage, est an miIien du grand salon. Tor
Lite splendide queques centimeires de cor.
sage settlement ct les plus adlnirables epautcs.
En- revanche, un jupon avec ure traint qni
n'en fnt pas. Un monsieur marehe sur Ia
traiae...
-.Fichu animal . dit Ia dame en- Sc retour-
matt.
"-Ah madame, VOLTA mn fclu qni serait
mieux place sur vos epaules que dams votre
bonche. p
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I'd, Echo de In Dor.iogne parle d,nn m

-"L' Echo de Ia Dordogne parle dun ma
rage qniscra ccIehre Paris tres prochaine-
,nent, tt le pins inysteiieusp.nent possible. II
s'agit d 'un prince rnsse yetitable, dout le nom
de hn,ile ct biellc npu de iont rEuropp, ct
d Paris en- particulicr. avec Ia file dun corr
do,mier. On eyalue la fortune dn prince a 4
MILLIONS lie rcvenue aiuue,s.
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On Lit ilfns Ia Fra,,ee :

Recemment MI enorme boo d. marbre ser.
p ntin a averSe lt's frontieres de la Boheme.
II est dirige snr Washington. Ce blue fnrme
IN de colossal. sur equel IN lit ce seul nom :
Linroin. II sst drstne la statue dc Itl,asfre
pre- id Ut DIES Etats Un;s.
"Pieur moi mort, mallge-moi vi.
lie Journal de NJ. Cohen; en- parlant de &c
boo. para1t oublier que jad;s j a jrte pas
m | de paves dans lie jardin dc l'ilLustre de-
funt.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-17

TN telegrammp, rccl, hicr au soir, annor.
ce Ia signature d'nn tsate defnitif' 'reIatif ],
Y cons .ruclion &c DEux MILE naison,a ele.
yer s'llsles terraltis Iaoccupes de lancien laza.
rstb' d; IL Jolieite d Ia rue Imperiale.. #.
'Cstte g'gaattsqne ent eprise etc confee
a h maiso,i .Harius Hilbert et Ge. dc no
tire vile, representant uiie socetsaanglo- fran.
caise.
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I'm agaillrur de Il ligne,de Lyon g :
neve perd s. femme. A l'heure indiqnes pour
Fen errement. le chef de gare le trouve son
poste.
:. Comment, lui dit-il yous n'etes pas b
Punt4rremnt I?
..t = Monsieur, rSpond laignlenr avcc q 'gni-
te ie serr c dab IA, le pl1isir easaite. ].
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"Mon cher Mons eur,

sf ; f. q Z u t
"Mon cher Monsieur,
''C'est avec plaisir que je vais vons donner
'es rensel .nesnents que vous HE delnalHlez sur
Il pays, Nadily Thompson, s.lans 81 etndes
hist ques sur Il Aexi9ne est tres txset i
i t uvec jisiesse qae"c'eat nn pays pour | eurf
l)ir,. 4 f,,it pus It lhomme nains qn. pour
,nnreiautr1 contree." La condition d. Il soci-
te est derlorable. Non. arons II sst vrai all.
to.r de nous. gnlqnes Mexieains rchts ct IN
,ligents, mas mons ne prtnans ronr colnpa-
g,n,l,> ,lut' cellx qu s'eta blssel,t iarlii nous
tqai f,arlent m'tre langae.
lie goivernpmeni acIete uno gra.t1c anan
tite dc ,errts dams le vols nage. ct ii est dis
rse yendTe a thagiie chef ,le famill $40
.,eres. nn d liars I'acre pay,bles en- cinq an
ls1tes. lie poSin'ant doit declar r qu'il est
emgrant, ct qai aci.ete 5 terres pour les
'..rttre i:Hmedist iuent en- cntare Je su;s
ma ntenant efabi sur lie meilIe,lr LIT de terre
(640 acres) que jaie jamais w. 81 l'on tent
eomp1e d.i chnlat ct des productions dams ce
vak.Iage
J'ai ,nne trente acres &c terr, poar for
nation dun viiiag pres dun Sburs dean. La
plhpatt 'ientre nous s,nt occnpes defricher
ienrs lots. Nous avoiis uoa,lne lie vlLga Car
.l"tta, du nom de more excelIenie inperarice
l.. villas'. 81 tonposefa pfesqne cnticrcment
Il families confplerees.
If p ~ prodat abond ,nment dn cafi, da
sucrp, dn tal,ac ct dn maIs Larecoltr de cafe
.es, la lnpins embarassan,e, mais leg arbres ne
.rapp rtcnt pas ayant trois ans; slr le meme
terrain on p-at semersdi mais ct planter da
.lalac. qui donncnt de bons prodaits. C'es,
mainlenant Ia saison de planter e tabac. On
Sc procure des trasailleurs parni leg gems du
pays. On les>paie cinquants cents par joar
sans Ia nourture. Les artisans soat rares ct
Sc psient arts cher. lie chpmin de fer offre
,nintenant $50 des mile briques ct SI4 du
cent a chnux. lie ays est tres richie en- bois
ct en- pierres calear-s. lie champ d'opera-
tion est beaheoup plus viste ct Ia csncurren-
G.. moins graude que Mule part ailenrs. lie
bic. Forge ct les autres csreales vipnnent
dams c,rtaines parties de Temple, mails pas
dams &c voisimge.f
Sill n antant De nig-arts. venant des
Flats que je IL prevuis, toutFs les proprietes
croitronts en- yaleur. Cenx qni sont decide a
venir feront donc bien de ne pas rerdre de
temps. Votre tout deyone,
s. STERLING PRICE.
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STERLING PRICE.

On lit dams le Comereio do Parano( BresiI):
I "Anx environ de Iho Verde, d ms rinte-
rieur de notre province, une femme Went
d'accoucher de trois entants, deux gareons ct
une file. Linn DIS eHfants est noir, l'autre
b anc ct le troisieme mulatre. +"
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POUR AssEssEUR.

III M fIlieu.--y yeuillcz annnncer que je me
rresenie resptetuenscment aux rotanis dc cette
paroisse CONNIE candidat 4 lefkc" Assessenr.
L'Slect;on aura lieu le premier lundi de mai
proclaim. 81 f. G. ROBlCEIAUX.
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MeXique

On salt qn'nn certain nnmbre d'ofIiciers con
federes REFUGEES an Mexiqne ont fofde, pres
tie Cor1ova. entire Pncb'a ct Ia Nera-C Crnz nn
grand efablissene ent agricole. La lettre sui
saate du general Sterling Price donne des de
tails sur car condition actuelle: &
Cordova lMcxiane1, l6 jangier 1856.
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"Fine spirits are never finely touched
But to fine issues -
BEECHENBROOK.

We have to thank Mr. Chas. W. Wilson,
bookseller of this place, No. 43 Bank street,
for copy of this beautiful and feeling poem,
from the pen of Mrs. Preston, of Lynchburg.
1t is got up in most excellent style, by the
publishers, Kelly & Piet, of Baltimore, and it
ought to form one of the ornaments on the
centre table of every family Of refinement in
the South
Its subject matter will find response in
the heart of every Southern woman. and its
easy flowing rhyme of choice, but every day
spoken language, adds to its charm, and will
make it one of the most popular works Of the
day. This Rhyme Of the War will become
household word throughout the South. The
parting of the husband from the wife, as he
starts for the war path; her painful anxiety
and agonizing suspense, as she listens to the
booming of the guns, ON the field of Manas-
sas; the tender nursing Of the wounded hus-
band by the devoted wife, are eloquently de-
scribed His return to the war, her thought
full care to provide, as much as possible, for
his comfort and that of his comrades, when
at distance; her despair, not unmixed with
wrath, when she witnesses the destruction of
their beloved hcme, by the ruthless foe; her
mute and fearless agony when she sees the
cold and inanimate form of him she loved
best on earth, are all portrayed with mas
ter hand, and will touch sympathetic chord
and bring many tear to the eye of the read
ers
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The crowd then adjourned amid tmlultuous

The crowd then adjourned amid tmultuous
shouts of applause.
NeU York, May l0.-Tho steamer Agnes,
from st. Thomas, with dates tr the u inst,
has arrived.
The French steamer Styx left st. Thomas
on the LIST with twelve hundred French troops
for Vera Cruz.
A French steamer arrived at st. Thomas
on the 9th ult, from Vera Cruz, with seven
hundred troops, and sailed 'n the 29th for
France.
The United States steamer Dirnvllle was
in port All well on board. l.-r
The steamship Vicksburg had not arrived,
and was then three days behind time.
9NeiO Orleans, May 1O-Judge Abel, of
the First District Court has declared the Civil
Rights Bill to be unconstitutional and not
binding. The Court argues that the present
Congress is unconstitutionally constituted.
The great Morganza aud grand leyees above
here have given away and all Southern Louis
lana is flooded. Thirteen parishes have been
overlooked. The people are indignant at the
inefficiency of the Leyee Commissioners. The
destruction of property will be incalculable.
| The press of this city are very severe on
Gen. Sheridans report They deny that
| Northern capital or Union men are in danger;
| but, on the other hand, the whole State invites
them.
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nifty, and good name of the United States,
that the jury empanelled will be composed
of men of undoubted integrity and high posi-
ton, both morally and socially; and that we
may not have to write, on the pages of the
history of this country, the record Of acts and
scenes, similar to those, which stamp with
infamy and blood, the times of Robespierre,
Danton, and Marat, in France, and the rule
of the brutal Judge Jeffreys, in England
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SENATOR FROM Concentration Vir-
ginia papers, the DAY Book among them,
have made great mistake in the name of the
gentleman who will be the successor of the
Hon. Lafayette Foster, the acting Vice Presi-
dent of the United States 1t is not General
Terry, the Fort Fisher commander, and pre-
sent ruler of Richmond, who was nominated
by the republican members of the Connect
cut Legislature, but General O. s. Ferry, a
politician, and for aught we know, soldier of
carpet consideration" only, who is to succeed
the radical Foster in the United States Sc
nate ....s. ..5.e.fs f.s.... t.. ..
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l. L "a = = FEMALE SEMINARY.

ID FEMALE SEMINARY.
III INSTRUCTORS
Miss HANNAH JEFFREY, Principal.
Miss AMY JEFFREY, Drawing Il Painting.
THOMAS JEFFREY, Greek d Latin.
Prof Vim. GARRETTSON, French " Music.
This School is located in BEL AIR, Hartford
Co., Nd, and is now inyfuli operation.
The town is in the midst Of beautiful aud
highly improved country, remarkable alike for
its health, morality, intellectual culture, and the
beauty of its scenery; and has daily communica-
tion with Baltimore and Philadelphia, by Stages,
Railroad and Telegraph.
Its course of instruction embraces English,
French, Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Music, Oil
Painting and Drawing. The School Building is
large and well ventilated.
Board IL Tuition, per session, $l15.OO
Scholars received at any time and charged pro
rata.
Circulars containing details will be sent on APP
plicaton. Address " y
Miss HANNAH JEFFREY,
Bell Air, Md.
.r tNttN REFERENCES:
Rev. j. H. d. WiNaFfELD, Bel Air, Md.
Rev. j. g. HAMMER, Baltimore, Md. ssa nf y
Hon. Judge SHARKEY, Mississippi.
JAMES ARCHER, ESQ.,, "is 90 llinF laf
Or. CHAs. CHAMBERLAIN, &C. 1.f"t9tf "a ..t
NH 3l-Stlst sept
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REAT RUSH! HSs
" 1aa GREAT r USH
AT fr- -1l ....
@ CAPPS Sc PEET'S
NNuA Al, IC TLIE GA IISE OLE III

n
-af CAPPS Sc PEET'S
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF IT.
a. ANSWER
lst.-We buy our goods for CASH.
2nd.--We buy them in quantities that we can
sell quick, SO to be always ready for any reduc
ton in the New York market. ma
3d.--We have arrangements with parties in N.
York (who attend all the Dry Goods Auctions)
to buy goods for us.
4th.-We sell goods for CASH at small profits.
Our motto is, 'a nimble sxpence is better than
slow shilling"
5th.-We try to be as polite and accommoda-
ting as possible.
6th.-We warrant all goods as represented, or
refund the money.
7th.--Wc love to wait upon the ladies, and
think it no trouble to sho0 goods.
Sth We are determined not to be under sold
by any house in the city,. s3N.
9th.-We send goods to all parts ofthe city free
of charge.
Call and see us. il CAPPS & PEET,
apes v No As Main street.
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nESIRA BILE Offices and Rooms i'm
~ the building corner of Main and Commerce
streets.
One Office fronting ON Commerce street; on the
lower floor. 80GAk a M8 fH 'a3flS .
Four second floor offices, with convenient en-
frances on Main and Commerce streets. q ! :.
Sixor eight desirable lodging rooms for gentle
men. aat 5f7l AS.s 80
The above offices and rooms are in good order
and possession given on the LIST May.
Apply to j. c. DEMING,
On the premises, Z
apz1 OF AZ Bank street.
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r AIDES COME AND SEE
IL THE CELEBRA TED

vi WHICH ne Claim the following advantages
over any and all Sewing Machines.
1t makes four different stitches, viz the lock,
knot, double lock, and double knot stitch, each
stitch being alike on both sides. By simply turn
ing the thumb screw the work will run either to
the right or left and fasten the seams without
turning the work. The selfadjusting shuttle ten
sion changing the length of stitch while in mo-
tion. 1t is almost noiseless. 1t will hem fell,
bind, gather, braid, quilt, and ''gather and sew
on ruf1e at the same time"
Every machine is furnished with ssBarnum's
Self Sewer" We warrant every machine to be
all we claim for it, and is sold at the factory pri
ces N A. THERMOMETERS
Dry Goods Store,
ap 17-D&W-lm Norfolk Va,
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THE TENTH OF MAY.

This anniversary of the death of the great
and intrepid JACKSON, passed in Norfolk
without public recognition; but, we are as
sured not without, in the hearts of our peo-
pie, respectful memory and regard. We
mourned the loss of that type of Southern
character, so brave, so pure, so incorruptible;
so governed by the meekness and simplicity
of the trusting Christian who took Gods
word for the man of his counsel, and, fearless
of seorn and reproach, always walked worthy
of the high vocation allotted to him here by
his Redeemer. Even on the field of battle,
with hands uplifted, and head depressed, he
acknowledged his dependence upon the
Maker of all, and besought his blessing upon
all that he purposed and all that he per-
formed. And SO died, with vision of glory
before him-the tree of life and its pleasant
fruits ard shade.
The heart that does not feel, the eyes thathave
not wept, over his rntimely fate, cannot have
the attributes of humanity in that high de-
gree which we believed common to Southern
nature. M
"Fine spirits are never finely touched
But to fine issues
And thus the native greatness of character
with which humanity is adorned, goes grand
ly out in admiration of the great and noble
and heroic, like Washington and Lafayette
and Lee and Jackson, and the heroism Of
none of them can be increased by success, OF
diminished by failure. They are all types Of
the great Southern character, which, whether
in the Eastern or Western Hemisphere, as
serts itself in purity, nobility, and bravery
1t is great honor to belong to the race
which produced such men, and the country in
which they had their birth.
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maya NO. Main street.
LANES TITTTST11N wifi IA 4 e

maya --a-1 No.. 7 Main street.
LANES A. LfTLTSTON viii take
u notice, that shall proceed, on the 2sth day
Of May, A. D. 1866, and between the rising and
setting of the sun, at the Office No. 20S Broad
way, in the city of New York, Of White and
Marsh, Attorneys at Law, to take the deposition
of Robert R. Parker, and Others, and on the End
day of June, A. d. 1866, and between the rising
and setting of the sun, at the Office on Governor
street, in the city of Richmond, of R. R. Howl
son, ESQ.,, Attorney at Law to take the deposit
ton of Virginia Kirby, and others, which depo-
sitions are to be read as evidence in suit
pending in the Circuit Court of the city of Nor
folk, in which l am plaintiff, suing by my next
friend, and You are defendant. And if, from any
cause, the said dispositions should not be commenc-
ed at either of the places above named on the
days respectively named for taking the same, or
if commenced, be not concluded on these days,
the taking of the same will be adjourned and
continued from day to day, or from time to time,
at the same place OF places, and between the
same hours, until the same shall be completed.
MARY H. LILLISTON,
my 7-m4w by next friend.
NIRGINIA.-At Rules Held in the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the
City of Norfolk, on Monday the It'll day of May
Mary H. Lilliston, wife of James
A. Lilliston, by Amanda NJ.
Kirby, her next friend.
Plaintiffs. / In Chancery
against <t-I kA1 49,
James A Lilliston,.
sr Defendant. 1o
In this suit, the object of which is to obtain for
the plaintiff decree of divorce from the bond of
matrimony with the said defendant Affidavit
having been made and filed, that the said defen-
dant is not resident of this State, he the said
James A. Lilliston is hereby required to appear at
the said Clerks office within one month after due
publication hereof and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest
Teste ~ ~
J. A. LYMAN, ."si
may7-m-4t ID. Clerk.
ID X G + X "A TORS, WATER
III Coolers and Ice Cream Freezers in great va
riety and all prices; Copper Stills, APPS and
Worms, for making apple brandy, all sizes and
prices; Tin Roofing and Spouting, cheaper than
any house in the city; Tin Ware, wholesale and
retail, at less than BatimoI eprces, at the Depot
Roanoke Square. .-tf.-.
GiLLETT, CHERRY & MAPP,
ap 10 Roberts 4 Co.'s old stand
nELAWAR CO., B TTE R.-25
~ Packages choice Delaware Co., Butter, to
arrive by steamer Thursday evening, which we
will sell at New York prices to the trade.
mayo VIM. T. HARRISON Il co.
IL ~ 1a7- PLATED GOODS.
Just received from the above celebrated Manu-
faoturers, Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Plated |
Table and Desert Forks, Plated Castors, Butter
Knives &c. For sale at very dow prices at the |
New Hardware Store, No. Commercial Row.
ap loft J. G. W0MBLE l. co.
have just received beau |
II tifnl assortment of Oval Frames, which we
are selling at very low figure.
ALSO
Rustic, Plain and Gilt Frames
STEWART & DEY'S
may7 vs, A- anay City Book Store,
e. 81 sf. l. e.rIf s1-1E. =
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~ ENERAL INTELLIGENCE
VI Acf honCOLLEC9TON d AGENCY
BUSINESS II
The undersigned offers his services to the public
in the above capacity. He will devote himself to
the business ola -f. a.t 1.5rt ~
General Intelligencer, Collection of Ac-
counts, Rents, ..1e
and the procurement of LABOR, together with
such other matters as may come W thin the pur-
view of General Agent. & ~
In the discharge of the duties that may be in.
trusted to him, guarantees promptness and ideli-
deavors to give satisfaction, will be assduous and
untiring. 49a 34 y asa8H a tsa1 g
Patronage respectfully solicited. Until per-
manently located, he may be found at the store of
VIM. B. Rogers, ESQ.,, corner Of Wide Water
street and Roanoke Avenue.
JOSEPH NASH.
REFEREN0Es.-W. b. Rogers r. H. Baker, Jr.,
s. S. Stubbs, B. T. Bockover, Jos. G. Deming,
s. Fl. Hodges. Dr. r. W. Rose, VIM. W. Hall,
Taylor, Martin & Co., Chas Reid, DR.. E. d.
Granier, Dr. n. M. Nash. ap 19-1m
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g-.Hs A. II. LINDSAY'S- NOTES.
ID E r s ON 9 holding notes OF bonds
i with W. w. Sylvester principal, and my
self either security endorser. and notes Or
interest by sending memorandum of them i'm
mediate.y to me at Portsmouth,, Va. $4,000
ap 25-6w~ Fl A.. FL. LINDSAY.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ID - AND EXCHANGE
BURRUSS, HARRISON a. CO.,
BA NKERS
Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
BUY AND SELL if.. .i,.tl.,.
Bank Notes, Gold, Silver, Foreign and Domes-
tic Exchange, Stocks, Bonds, and all other Sc
curities.
Orders received and promptly executed for
notes of any particular Bank or Banking Institu-
ton.
Particular attention given to the purchase and
sale of Norfolk City Bonds, Virginia Coupon and
Restored, and N. @. Bonds. - .4.os 3
Receive money on deposit subject to check at
sight.
Collections made on any quarter of the globe.
Revenue Stamps of all denominations always
on hand. NH 9O-d&w
rs COPPER TIPS protect the toes of Chill
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips. Sold everywhere. 4A
THIRTY.TWO YEARS IN HARNESS,
AND YET .
A FAIR VELLERL
Under the style of
. BRIGGS & ROGERS, bsi7
ROGERS & LANGLEY,
BURRUSS, ROGERS & LANGLEY.
oo N. A, THOMPSON & co, re
sJA8 NOW e-
w. b. Frs & CO.. Ha
NO. 20 WIDE WATER AND ROANOKE STREET.
" " Norfolk, Va,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES,
BRANDIES, F
F. WHISK les, ~
RUM,
GIN,
on BITTERS,
PORTER,
~ ALE,
And all other goods usually found in a first class
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Which we offer to the Trade and to Consumers at
The Lowest Rates. agffYn-l
W. b. ROGERS & CO.,HI
No. 20 Wide Water and Roanoke Street.
feb 2-tf E+jt4.- aas i I--li Norfolk.