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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE or eoyERNMlNT PORTABLE

GALE CT GOVERNMENT PORTABLE
- BUILDINGS.
AiSQsa'ssTTsas's oeesb Ds,o' ~ wssA;,:non}
under the direction Of Brsvss Lisutenant soionei
iss !. IL the 90 fsos,ns 3S
building, situated on East Capitol street. between
9Th and 7tn 81 tets east:
Three t3l Portable Buildings, each i2x20 feet.
wofD Portable Buildings, each l2xl6 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, and mu.t be
removed within ten days from date OF sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Bvt. Maj. Gen. sn6 Chief QHartsrmsstss.
SALE OF GOvsRNMENT PILE DRIyKB.
.s:s:. oss. Ps,e'1 CIV.
Wharf, Wasbineion. b o under the direc ton Of
on FRIDAY July s 1866. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
ONE ~ PILE DRIVER,
which 10 no longer required for Government
viii be added to the sale and sold to the hi CHEST
bidder. at II o'clock same day, at the cellar door
On CoyentSenth street, OF the Vuartermapter
si% 70 T fEsf THOUSAND POUNDS OF BE
FUSE PAPER,
Consisting of MANILA cuttings, yellow and white
envelopes and wrappers
Payment TO be made for the total weight at the
same day; for which the amonnt, at the price paid
per pound for the paper, will be returned to the
purchaser.
The sacks of refuse paper will be weighed in the
presence Of the purchaser on scales belonging TO
the Quarterm aster Generals Office; the weight of
sacks Returned will be determined by the same
Terms: Cash, in Governments finds;
Breve. MAJOR Gen. and oh & easrssr n;
e2s-td Depot of Washington
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Ire following are the ctakees. 10y their numbers.
reqnlre. ~ the respective navy yards:
kITTERD-Nos. I, =, IS, ~. Is. -
CHAkLESTOWN-l, 2, B, 4, S, 8, IL, IA, Is, Is, o.
-. 81
BROOKLYN-l. ., 6, 10. 10, es. "a
PHlLADELPHIA-l,e ., 3. 4, 8, 6, 10, IL, Is, 70,
%. %. -. ~
whsHINGToN-l,e, 40, II, l6. %, 81, 50, st.
le4-Iawiw
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DOTOMAa TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. K. A. RYTHIR,
sxssdris at a. m EvEkY Us SAT. Ses@N
uRDAY for Giymont, Budd Ferry
smiths Point, Chetterton Landing, Naniemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's GREEK Bluff Point,
Plowden's Wharf. Lancasters Wharf, stones
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at
J.B BRYAN h BRO Agents.
ap7-f No. S45 Penna avenue,
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HOSPITAL FOB WOMrN
- AND
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM.
14th street, Circle, ) corner of II street.

pertien Of the District. surrounded by its own
srcunds. Carr paa: the door every minutes.
In accordance with the rosm required, payable 10
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and SHrgicoI AnenddNee.
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CELBBRArBD HAAe.
0RAEgl ERAEn: Es.yls.1 c.ssa }
Nv. bUR0UDLL. -,
Corner 18th cod y streete.
Ale gader Eobio House.
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ri JAS. O. McGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionssrs.
BUILDING Ass0SIATIoN IsgsrEE's SALE

on r.: scy SssidHE;
,ssor s.S n hSss az. No. folio: 40
lses and TO us directed shall sell the east ialf
Of Let q, in Square iS. fronting = feet "a north
back that width ~ feet inches % % feet alley.
Terms One third cash; residue In and IL
property. Conyeyancing 1t purchaser . coet
the terms Of sale are not com Piled With in SIX
20 rseeii the property at tho risk and cost Of TIE
CHARLES BRADLRY,
W. 3. WOODWARD,
.. "a. trustees .tSxcsitior Building Association.
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u ICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND Po.
II TOMAO RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (Szndsy .. m excepted.)


The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, EANS
Washington. to Asuia Greek and
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
mond Va, connecting there with trains on the Rich.
moDd and Petersbarg and Richmond and Danviile
Railroads. for Petersbure, Weldon, Wilmington,
EHssisigh' Greensboro, Salisbury. Chariotss and
Steamers Keyport and O Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning excepted) at
% O. m. and p m, and arrive In Richmond ct
THROgGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any other houte.
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, ct the
Company . Once, corner Of Penna. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Onnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be In
tween depots in Richmond.
passense5H' by TIL: line p.ss 6y daylight Mount
several battle fields near fredericksburg By stop
Bseakfsst and SUP on board Of steamers.
GEO. MATTINGl:Y Supt., w Warrington, d. O.
AATTAEW OLARk, Agent. Wa,n,nst1n.
spsly General Passenger Z Agent.
= steansr 6HMh nipGE, Captain
route On a11 sHfbR "a, f' Msn:A aiI
snB BE-
Point, Double Miils. Oxford, cloras fsint, Wal:
CABIN ana
foG1 W Wharf every so0 fn6sspH9 and NON.
e q: .ss '
reaching Baltimore ats 0. m. Of FRIDAYS and
TeEsDAIs = VOC z9-u
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n T. COFFEE cor MOSES BATES.
TTON FACTORS

GENERAL COMMISSION HFRcBagrS
No. 1O2 GkAvIER STkEE1,
NEw ORLEANS
Strict attention given TO the purchase and sale
Of Merchandise. Liberal advances made on Con
Genments. ms l8d
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~ O. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer

RY O. w. BOTELER, Auctionesr.
On THURSDAY, July sth, 1866. will sell at nv
Anetiop Rooms, at 70 Q s.ock. . pair ef
ZINE HORSES, CARNAGE, AND DOUBLE
HARNEsS,
the property Of Hon. J. A, MsDougal.
Terms cash. O. w. ROTELER
70 Is AuctiOueer
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je 30 W 6SSds
.f X. y. PAGE, AuctIoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LET'S ON I'D SHEET WEST, BETWEEN II
AND STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
pistrict Of Columbia. psssed on the 10Th Ssy Of
June, 1866. In . cause W herein yoeeph walsh ct al
are complainant, and Mary A. Fletcher ct al Gre
scriLer es Trustee will offer for sale, the prem.
ees. on TUESDAY, the 81 day If July next, ct
SIS, and appurteuapces.
Terms OF sale One An OF the purchase money
in cash, the balance in six months. with ipterest
from day Of SALE for which the bond of the purcha.
ser with approved security will be taken.
IL the terms Of sale not complied with within
nvs days from the day OF sale. the will be
reseld 1T the risk and cost Of the defaultpg pur-
chaser.
Stamps and cenyeysncfrg at purchasers cost.
W. W. DEMAfNE, Trustee.
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PROPOSALS FOR GOAL Az . woOD.
osee Of az ss,s5ar a.. -.

OkSe Of lis ss,ssas a.. I'm.
Ws.hinsiSf Jues 81, isss 4
Sealed Proposals will bs re % e skis 81
unsiI ~ O'Clock moor, .on 50 fORDAY. the IL.
Day OF J My neat. for the defvery q ssven m
dred t7tol tons rs ,2<0 Deundsl Il large Ter
Steamboat Furnace WHITE ASH Goal. ~.
oughly screened :" 49,
Also. City cords best PINE WOOD, thsrous
seasoned. ~
The Coal fe be weighed and he VOID ws>.~iOi
by the Chief EBgine his o sineant sn1 SsSr .
away In the Senate vaults uneeg No dirocfid6 4
The ~ hole Of the Coal and " - Co be 6slivesf
on or before the slst OF August Glowing II
GEO. r skOWN.t
20 20-dtd Sergeant at. Ans Il Be nate
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PROPOSALS.
pkorOsALs ron wODD AND coal.

Posr OFFICE nsPARrxExr; Jane ., iss.
merit for the deliver ssd sa.rses N
200 tons Of best auslty wHiTSlsH ANTHpa
.CiTk COAL, fnrnsce siEs. 20 he. 70 the tSs
lbs. TO the ton - -
To BE ceIiyered between September 4, lss, an,
January ], 1871. Also for
l0o cOrds b. e quality ssa enes eAK WOOD.
30 oorcs best Baker, PINK VOID
The Wood 20 be delivered a. such tipe ana An
sueh quantities ~ may 10 required
Bids WIN be received ~ TINS ice until july 10
$50 Ihe Department reserves The right - rejsc,
al or any part Of the bids. -
No bios will be considered unscsou psnied h
satisfactory evidence Of ability fii the
3. oLM8TED, Il
eE-colo supt. Post 0fhee euildinR
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p1s.1Ss e. = ~ h 80 ssassiss. Q -
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WHAT TEE f fFass sss saK RI rHs sAnAs

..Posf HOSPITAL, foRT MARsnALL< pal<1msre,
Nd, Feb. 20, ls64.-"l have great eetslsssis1 in
for veperal diseases in its most euC1o1nfy 1orns
that have used them With jgae16et, el1creasn,
anticipstons promptly and s1ectnsiiy. knoVihS
their compssition, have the funsst g tdsSes o
Irs'onn'nd them 'fg.oHRfEiTFh rp O. poykrns.
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A New Jewish Synagogue in Berlin
SOIOmOn's Iemple OntdOne.

The Jewish Synagogue just completed at
Berlin, but not yet consecrated, is one of the
most gorgeous buildings in Europe. The
entire cost of the structure is estimated at a
million thalers ($750,000) in gold. To give
a description of the building is utterly beyond
my power. 1t is surmounted by a huge
dome of the Oriental type, which can be seen
from every house-top in Berlin. 1t is no less
conspicuous for its Eastern form, than Tor the
heavy gliding which covers 1t IN every part
Besides, there is also minor dome, also richiy
olded The interior is broken up into the
9reat central hall of worship, not far from a
hundred feet in length, and provided with
three thousand chairs for the worshipers.-
These are of oak, and richly carved. The
voted to the men, is precisely equal to the
number in the two galleries, devoted excusN E.
ly to the use of the women. The finish OF
the interior is of the most elaborate kind and
yet there is not a word or symbol in the
building, except the imitation of the COM
naldments behind the pulpit. as
The ground color Of the walls is brown,
but it is so profusely studded with stars, and
very delicate tracery, done in gold, that the
eye is dazzled with the splendor. The whole
is lighted with two thousand burners, and the
cost of the gas burned each hour is about $50.
The rooms for committees, and for small meet
ings, are as splendid in their way as the main
hall. The general arrangement of pulpit,
reading desks, pews and galleries, is not I'M
like that of Christian church, and yet there
is a certain indefnable something which SEEM
ed different. All is more or less Oriental in
its general effect.
The organ is in the lower gallery, not OPP
posite the pulpit, but at the same end with
it. 1t is first class instrument, but entirely
concealed from view by screen.
The price of single sitting in the church
is $500. At the present rate of the American
paper, it would require not inconsiderable
fortune to buy pew for an American family.
In size and splendor this new Jewish syna-
gogue unquestionably ecIipses the Temple Of
Solomon. In its erection the best materials
have been used, and the highest skill en-
ployed in every department, The mere ex-
perimental and preliminary attempts in paint
ing the interior cost more than $40 900. The
Jews of Berlin are proud of it, of course, for
there is no place of worship in the Prussan
capital which can compare with it. The
Cathedral connected with the national church
of the land is Insignificant compared with
this new Jewish temple. 1t is in the display
of wealth involved in building this structure
that the Jews can show what power they pos
sess; and the pride Of which it is the expires
sion, is even stronger than the internal hatred
of the two sects of Jews, whose united money
builds it,
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AGAIN ANOTHER FIGHT.-Another shin
dig took place between ten and eleven o'clock
last night, on William street, near the City
Hail. between two parties. On inquiring the
cause of the row, we were told that it was
owing to discussion on the merits of two re-
spective, opposite candidates, which discus
sion was brought to explosive pressure" by
the enormous quantity of inhammable mate
rial 'aboard," in the shape of "lightning
whiskey." The belligerents finally parted
COMPANY.
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ANOTHER FIGHT-Yesterday evening a
little after dark set-to took place on Wide
Water street, near "Graves's Ship Yard, be-
tween two young gents, caused mainly by
their respective attentions to one of the gen.
tier sex; the whole dashed with few "Tod-
dies"
Young gents, listen to our advice, and mind
you follow it. Never let jealousy so far
blind you as to lead you to fight in public
street about your young dove" aud more
especially when the brain is rather heated by
the-weather! F" When wine is in, wit is
out" .7
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GUNNER RESORT.
LAMBERT'S POINT HOUSE.

- LAMBERT'S POINT HOUSE.
The subscribers respectfully call tue attention of
the citizens to the fact that they have opened their
House at Lambert's Point, where they invite
call from all who desire to enjoy themselves at
this pleasant retreat, assuring them that they
will always find superior accommodations for
fishing, bathing, &C., with the very best liquors,
segars and edibles the market affords. Their
House will be visited by none but the mr. st re-
spectacle portion Of the community, and in no
case will improper persons be accommodated.
ap 24-6m THEO. S NELLIGAR, Agent.
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ELECTION DAY.-There were few fights
yesterday, of no consequence, however, and
caused mostly by "whiskey otherwise,
ELECTION Day" passed of, we are happy to
say, quite pleasantly. .rel
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NEGRO STABBED.-A negro named Rich
ardson was stabbed last night on Church st.
He got into difficulty with some young men,
which led to the stabbing. He received the
wound in the pit of the stomach. The Police
were on the ground in moment after the
occurrence, but failed to make all arrest
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AND STILL ANoTHER.-Another 'fsticuff'
took place after midnight, on James street.
We did not ascertain the particulars, but
heard the parties wer9 slightly "happy," and
Judge it was caused by election day, coupled
with jueps. smashes, &c. 1t don't come every
day, and the boys must see fun
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FIGHT.-A fight occurred last nignt at
about o'clock, on Bank street, but it was
soon over. Wbiskey no doubt at the bottom
of it. No arrests made. The young fellows
had most undoubtedly "election" on the
brain.
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INSURANCE.
jun20-D1w& Wit.


THE AMER AMER1cA A. ,o INSURANCE sy
1NG r ORA TED ls4s.
Authorized Capital, $1,000, 900
Board Of Directors:
j. G. Deming, President. .-..-.
John ,. Whitehead, President Franklin Say
Gilbert g. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank. .sTags -,
C. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
G. H. Rowland, of late Rowland & Brothers
John d. Gordan, of j. d. Gordan & Co.,
Bankers.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. & MEG. Saw
ings Bank. ..-..- f.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. & Nee. Elk
w. T. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
G. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison Co.,
Bankers. -e. . -
George sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
@~ City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted. .......
Office Deming's Insurance Building, corner of
Main and Commerce streets.
ElRE, LIFE, MARI Ne & INLAND
j. G. DENIM G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co.,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
Mg- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
80 j. C. DEMING, Agent, le y
Office, Deming's Insurance Building,
T7HE NORFOLK !: :, = 2H-.--s- : ::
i - INSURANCE AND TRUST
q Q MI 2 "A N x,
cAP GaPits stjBscR1BED, sl'ooo,e seeo 900
VIM B. ROGERS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
Simon Stone, W. W. Wing,
George sangster, Cicero Burrusss,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples,
W. H. Barry. TH'..... r.
S. S. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
VIM. III. G. ELLIS, ESQ.,, Counsel,
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPAN Y.
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-
will receive deposits the Savings Bank
principle, allowing per cent. interest on
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods.
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
lst, and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit, and to ten days prior
to withdrawal. mi, a.r.,
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 .sEgr
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building kno 3n as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va. -.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr. NJ. j.
FoGARTY, bookseller and periodical dealer
for copies Of Northern papers in advance of
the mail His establishment is No Main
street, opposite Bank street, and the latest
journals may be had at his counter. o..
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A dog lying on the hearth-rug with his
nose on his tail is the emblem OF economy.
He makes both ends meet. s.e',
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MAYORS CoURT Norfolk.-Hs Honor, JOHN
R. LUDLOW Presiding, June 26th, 1866.
John R. Ludlor-, Esq, Mayor elect, took the
oath of office this morning, and presided.
Sarah Foreman, negro, arrested for stealing,
sent to jail. ..E... II.
George Stavro, who was accused of shooting
Richard Dudley, some time ago, having left the
city, arrested on his return, and held to bail
in the sum of $1,000, to appear before his Honor
tomorrow. -.
MAYORS CoURT-Porstmouh.- His Honor JAS
G. White, presding-June 26th, 1866.
No case of Importance before His Honor to-
day.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Judge R. FL. Baker, Presi-
aing-June 26th 1866.
No criminal cases before the Court to-day.
Five ciril were taken up and properly
disposed OF. 1f0.t
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.-A
IN youth from IA to l6 years of age, who can
read and write, and possesses toerabe English
Education, can have fine chance to acquire a
knowledge of the printing business, by imme-
date application to -.-
jun26 THIS OFFICE.
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MARINE INTELLiUENCE,


PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, June 26.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton.
Str Eolus McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post Richmond.
Str Kate and Burgess, D ury, I'm Edepton, with
lumber, cotton tar, slaves and fish to P. Henne-
berry Co., K Biggs Co., Morris d Gwath-
mey. 3' 4,a
Sloop Linnett, Capt Bright, shingles to b. T.
Bockover.
schr Eagle, Capt. Haynau, fish to B. T. Bocko-
YER
Via Albcmarle and Chesapeake Canal
Str Clinton, Slacum, E. City, N. G.
Str Croatan Cain, North river, with the fox
lowing vessels in tow: fft4F p 57
Schr P. S. Williams, Mercer, Edenton, N. G !,
with 100, 900 shingles for Baltimore.
Schr Lady Washington, Miller, I'm North land
ing, Va, lumber to Kicks, Hill d Co..
Schr lronsides, Pierce, North landing, Va,
lumber to Kicks, Hill Il Co. daal iat ls Iat
Steamer Kate, Drewry, Chowan river, with
bargts Thomas Perrin and Smith in tow with
cotton, peas, tar and lumber to P. Henneberry
IL Co. -a-sE
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NORFOLK CoUNTY-We took pleasant
drive yesterday afternoon in Norfolk county,
and must say that we were most agreeably
surprised at the fine, rich crops of Corn which
met our gaze at every step. In fact the sight
was cheering, and far exceeded our most san
guine expectations. The Truck farms looked
likewise Furnishing; and the farmers general
ly express themselves as satisfied lH
We have often taken occasion to cali the
attention of capitalists to the fine Truck
farms in our immediate neighborhood, many
of which are for rent or sale. Our Gland
agents" daily advertise numbers of them,
and we really can see no safer, wiser or better
investment than that as the great quantity
of vegetables and fruit shipped daily to the
North and greedily sought after by Boston
ians, New Workers, Philadelphans and Bati-
moreans, is ample testimony OF the facts we
advanced.
We therefore again call on capitalists from
the North and from Europe TO come here
and examined for themselves and after CIV
ing the matter fair trial we feel convinced
that they would see the advantages to accrue
from this source and would be thereby in
duced to cmigrate amongt u.s.
Call and see for yourselves
HERB MEpIo1NE.-Our neighbor, Mr.. A.
E. Smith, determined if possible, to drive
cholera from the doors of our sanctum, sent
us over this morning decoction OF herbs,
which is said to be sovereign remedy for
that complaint There are other things in 1t
the mixture) besides herbs and any curious
person can, with the assistance OF we'll
ordered palate and a good nose, discover the
ingredients, We recommend the mixture
very highly.
IMPoRTATIoN.- We learn this morning
that our enterprisng citizen, DR.. Jas, E. Bell,
has imported from Beyroot fine Jack. Mule
raising has heretofore been mostly confinedto
Kentucky, and the Western States, We
think the farmers of Princess Anne and the
contiguous counties, are considerably indebt-
ed to our enterprising townsman, DR.. Bell,
for his efforts to promote our profits in stock
raising.
The Hon. L. H. CHANDLER-We were
glad to meet this gentleman on the street a
day or two ago, and to find him looking so
well He is whole souled man, and as we
think all right irttus ct IN cute. He stands
we don't know how many "cubits and a
span" above many who are South of Mason S
and Dixons.
RUNAWAY Portsmouth, this forenoon,
horse attached to atruck, upon being landed
from the ferry boat, dashed up High street at
rapid rate, being perfectly unmanageabe
| The truck was loaded with ten bags of corn.
which were spilled all along the street
|
| PFC NIcs.-We regret we could not be
present at the several very agreeable Pic
Mics, which came off to day--one at Ocean
View, one at Johnson's farm, and one at Ia
TENS farm, near the Rail Road bridge. Nc
doubt those present enjoyed themselves fully
! as on all such occasions,
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DEPARTURES. ''t
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. 'sa
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait. r.s ..
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond. fIag Ill
str Martin, Haines, Richmond. ..a...
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. 4-.
Str Eolus, McUArrick, Yorktown. .,..
Str Orient, Todd, Williamson, N. c.
Str Eclipse, Pearson, Cnowan river.
Sloop j. G. Crittenden, Rolin, Alligator river.
Str Croatan, Cain, North River.
Pilot Boat VIM. Starky, Wood, on cruise.
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PFC NIcs.-We regret we could not be
present at the several very agreeable PIC
Mics, which came off to day--one at Ocean
View, one at Johnson's farm, and one at Ia
TENS farm, near the Rail Road bridge. No
doubt those present enjoyed themselves fully,
as on all such occasions.
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