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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor
" rupt, disordered, or vitisted Blood you are
sick all over. II may burst out In pimples, or
or IL some as.lys e or gona sy
Is a i gI% Fanny AYERS sSRsSPARiLLX purge. out
into vigorous action restoring the health and or.
Polling disease. Hence IL rapidly cures variety
OF complaints which are caused by impurity ofths
Ulcers, Sores, Eruptons, Pimpiss, Blotches, Bolls
Salt Rheum. scald Head, Ring Worn, Cancer or
sass as Rsen s e0i isresusr,s, sspprsssen
Whites, Sterility, also syphilis, or venerial
LIE, and Heart SSs:
self the surprising activity with which il eissnsss
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled
sfaes y FOR ONE sdeliar Most q the::
have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only
contain littls u any, ssrsspariIls, but often no
appointment has followed the use OF the various
extracts Of Sanaparills which food the market.
until the name itself has become synonymous
remedy as shall rescue the from he load Of
ground for believing Il has virtues Which are ire.
sis,ible by the ordinary run Of the diseases y =
intended to cure. We can only assure the sick
know , how to produce, and We have reason to be-:
lieve 1t is by far the most eeeetusl purifier Of the
bl.%a sys s, dl,sSysRsd b sTpHbIsody
known to suIpass every other remedy for the cure
Of Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Hosr5eness, Group,
Bronchitis, Inciplent CONSUMPTION, and for the
OF the dseas that It Is useless here to recount ths
Evidence 60 q Its virtues The vSria ER1v: tssn
and sold by PURCELL. LADD ! CO.. Druggish,
Richmond, Va. NH 3s-5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

In accordance with the above Proclamation, the
polls will be opened Mt all of the precincts In the
county on Thursday, the 2ith day OF May 1850, Tor
the election Of Delegate TO the House OF Delegates
of Virginia, to MI the vacancy oceasionsd by the
missioners appointed TO supcrintend, and the OIL,
GERS appointed to conduct the preceding genera
elections, shall also snperintend and conduct 81
ELECTIONS TO mi yacances. Code isGo chapter 4
section II.
BY order of the Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

The water is bottled. securely packed, and on
sale at ST.. so per case Of one dozen half gallon
bottles by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co., Richmond A. b.
RrCKER, Lynchburg COLEMAN 4 RODGERS, Balti-
more HEGEMAY & Co., New York, and other lead
ing druggists. single box has often saved the
necessity of visit to the Springs.
A liberal discount made to the Trade by
PURCELL, LADD h CO.,
myl s-ts General Agents.
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ynaMIA apRng0a.
oYN,.E a! .,, WHITE BLACK q, AID AID

nOYNERs WHITE, BLACK AND
~ gLuEsUtRHgB sPsIn9e. III veil kscx 80
WATRRlN0 PLACE, sit3st?l u Do(eocss{ Se.L
Vs., on the line and in fall visw o. the viSpess
and TeRnessss fsilroed. wv, d SfS4 fcE ~.
ception Of visitors on the yIkST " SgSs ~.
sons leaving Baltimore, WashingtoD, 15eEnt
and Petersburg, by morning tfsin, sDsssing ~
night In JynebbuTG, will arrive ne Ieslowsng
morning the trains stopping immediassy opp0s'ss
The undersigned formerly Of RiehncndJ tetes
pleasure In informing his friends and tne Yene
that ne has removed to this place VIII tne inten..
tion Of making II his permanent residences, ana VIII
spare neither trouble nor expense 70 render u
sgreeable and Plessss a., to e , h,s Enss.: -.
cinal qualities 81 which are 20 Generally end favor.
ably known that 1t - deemed unnecessary 70 speak
Those DESTROYS Of using the Allegheny o. Alan
EFINK BAND viii be in attendance during the
season. - 49,. !,
Colonel WARD, so fayofably known ~ Manager
of the PaHauies White Sulphur Springs, has been
engaged, aud will be pleased 10 see BIZ friends:
Those desiring comfortable quarters would DO
well to make carly application.
The price Of board will be three dollsrs per day;
children and servants in proportion: A deduction
Of ten per cent will be made on all bills Tor ono
week, twenty per cent for one month. ana twenty
Ave Der cent for two months or longer.
PURCELL, LADD b CO., Richmond, Va, Will
keep constant supply Of the vstsr, put up In
quart bottles, twenty -fonr In q csse, rSsaGE ior
shipping. HILLiAA IL. anL,
NV IS eod5w PROPRIETOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

TOMATOES, TOMATOES. - Fresh
Il Tomatoes In three.pound cans Green Corn,
Green Peas, Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackber.
ries. Damsons, Plums, just received for sale by
LOUIS J, B0SsIRUX,
mylc No, 90 Main street.
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RATES or BOARD I:

By the ...".........'..S9''o
By the month. .................. 3.oo per DAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

NOTICE.-A called meeting OF the
IN Firemen and Stockholders Of the RiCHMoNy
FIRE ASSOCIATION will be held ~ inc once %
Charles It. WORKMAN & Co., in the city OF hicn-
mond, on THURSDAY, the sith day OF May, 1865,
at IL O'clock, NJ.
By order OF the Board of Directors;
nv SO DAVID CURRIE, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

UAY.-Four hundred and forty-one
Ill bales prime TIMOTHY HAY, on consign.
mont per schooner Annie Borland, expected daily,
IN nv Wis Is - WILLIAM T. KING & co.
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EMOVAL. p. TOWNSEND,
LII Bookseller, stationer, &C., has removed from
Fourteenth and next door to William B. Isaacs
Co. E. p. TOWNSEND, 90 Main street:
nv l5-lm New No. 1,to2.)
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J. sTEENBoCK 4 CO.'S,
1879 AND Ill MAIN STREET.
[my ls-Ws&Wl
ERENCH & CRENsHAw, at their :,

FRENCH & CRENSHAW, at their
Il EXTENSIVE FURNITURE WARERooMs,
CORNER MAIN AND NINTH STREETS,
are now receiving large and choice selection
of rich and fine GOODS, TO which they invite the
attention Of purchasers. Included in the stock may
be found
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, and MAHOGANY, In
PLUSH, BR0CATELLE, REPS, and HAIR
CHAMBER SUITS ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY,
and WALNUT; some very elaborate in design,
superior in workmanship, and elegant In finish.
COTTAGE SUITS in every variety and style.
LIBRARY and OFFICE FURNITURE in great va
Tiety.
STANDS, TABLES, HALL SETS, ETEGRES,
&c.
A large and varied assortment Of CHAIRS, MAT
TRESSES, SPRING BEDS, &c, &c.
In addition to the above, can always be found
large and we'll selected assortment OF CARPETlNG,
OF CLOTHS, MATING, WINDOW HADES,
and FURNISHING GOODS generally. ap lA-3m
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1t is stated that the Treasury Depart
ment has received an important mass OF
testimony bearing on the claim of the
Richmond banks to the specie captured
from jeff. Davis, which goes to show that
the coin was manufactured from the gold
and silver sweepings Of United States
minis in the southern States prior to the
war, and consequently properly belongs to
the Government.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-with &C

my s-eod2w adjoining spotswood Hotel.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-10

FRINGE BRooKs.-This notorious villain,
whose name must be familiar to the readers
OF the DAY Book, from its frequent mention
IN our police reports, was turned over to the
civil court yesterday, under sentence of
twelve months imprisonment at hard labor.
When taken to the Jail by Officer Merchant,
he exclaimed that che didn't want to lock-
go up, as he was in the habit of going home
every night" We learn that Brooks has
oeen so often seen on Church street, day and
night, that the question has been asked
whether ne was imprisoned or not, This
laxity on the part of the jailor at the Hard
LABOR Prison, would seem to demand an in
'es''sst'on as to his power to let out crimi-
naiS ior their pleasure, or at his discretion,
Brooks Is, probably, the greatest thief in
Norfolk, aud public justice would seem r.
demand his prompt trial and npnisbuen+
He is now in the custody of the Sheriff and
we hope he will hold him fast enough.
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NuIsANoEs.-Some care must be taken for
the abatement of the many nuisances which
everywhere abound. Alongside of our Office
is an ice-house, where fish are deposited for
safe-keeping, and being left there until they
grow old, the stencil is abominable. In our
rear is an open lot, filled with the debris OF
an old building, in which every sort Of nuis-
ance and filth accumulate, until the air is i'm
pregnated with the foul and noisome odors.
The nostrils of the Board of Health, we sup
pose, are so highly elevated that they never
smell these airs not of "Araby the bl est" but
OF lowly mundane, daily and nightly deposits
which faint the breeze, and render human
life precarlous.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Yesterday afternoon
at about dark, a farmer, whist quietly pro-
ceeding homeward in bis cart on the Princess
Anne read, was stopped by two negro high
waymen with the injunction, Give US your
money or your lifep 1t is unnecessary to add
that they succeeded in robbiug the gentlemen
of all his money, and the provisions Of diff
fercnt kinds which he had in his cart. They
then kindly allowed him to proceed ON his way.
1t is now the duty of the police to endeavor
to arrest and bring the scoundrels to justice.
Let us be determined ON one thing, aud that is
to deal tearlessly, promptly, and euergetically
with these black villains, who think that they
can, with impunity, rob and murder our fell
Notwithstanding obtained this privilege
by their emancipation.
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We CALL the attention of our Health Of
fcers to the condition of the various docks
in our city, The effluvia from these places,
at low tide, is most offensive, and must be
NEST unhealthy, and, with the threatened in-
vasion of the cholera amongst us this year,
these hot beds of disease ought to be attended
to. The neighborbood of the wharves and
docks in Portsmouth, is in no better state
Ifw;thin the province Of the Boards of Health
Of the twin cities, let them attend to these
matters at once.
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A NUIsANcE.-We call the attention Of
Mayor Lamb, to the serious Inconvenience
caused to pedestrians, and merchants and ira
ders in the market, in the transaction Of Their
business, by the dense gang Of idle negroes
that congregate, at all hours of the day, at
the foot Of the Market House.
The newly emancipated, have but little
idea of civiity, or of moving out of the way,
to enable passer-by to get through their
serried ranks, and if white man pushes I'M
tremendously through, be is sure to be insult
ed by some impudent remark or other, Iuis
nuisance ought to be put stop to,
We are quite sure, that if the same nun
Der of white men, were to assemble in the
same manner, they would be at once disper-
sed. Cannot bis Honor, the Mayor, or the
police, take ths matter in hand. We lave
several times called attention to this unsavory
gathering of the colored population; and we
trust, under the dispensation of Mayor Lamb.
this essence of negro may be dispersed.
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JUVENILE DEPRAvITY.-A small specimen
of colored humanity, named John Teamer'
was brought into Court this morning, by his
mother, accused Of stealing her money. IL
appears that this young scamp, who Is only
between six and seven years old, invested the
proceeds of his theft in the purchase OF PTS
toll, which he had in his pocket, and load
ed with powder and ball. He bought it at
some hardware store, but we are, as yet, un-
able to give the name of the vender. Mayor
Lamb gave him in charge ofon of his officers,
with instructions to find out where he made
the purchase, with orders to make the seller
of the weapon refund the money at once, or
be brought into Court, This selling of wea-
pons to children ought to be put stop to-
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Passive CoUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-A man
came into the dry goods store Of Messrs
Brandt & Biisolly, Crawford street, Ports
mouth, yesterday afternoon, and made pur.
chase amounting to nine dollars, which be
paid for in. fifty cent notes. Circumstance:
caused suspicion. The notes were examined
closely and found to be tolerable well exc.
cuted counterfeits. He was arrested, and on
his person was found about $50 more of the
same kind of money. He had been sutIer
in the United States army.
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The CRops.-We are most happy to be
able to announce to our readers, that the
country through which we passed yesterday,
on the line of the Railroad, between Norfolk
and Petersburg, seems to bein the most pros
porous state imaginable; and we think that
we can safely predict good crops generally,
in this section Of the State. Business, how
ever, is, we were told, pretty slack in Peters
burg. We met with the same old hospitality
there which has ever characterized the citizens
Of the Cockade city.
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ASSISTANT ISsPEoToR.-We are pleased
to learn that our townsman, Capt. Sims, has
been appointed to aid in seeing that our city
is put in thorough condition as regards clean
illness.
No better appointment could have been
made, and we give notice to the household
ers to get their premises in order, for Sims
will be along in few days, and he will never
stop short of general cleaning up.
So soon as the Captains "horsse marines
are mustered into service and armed with
spades and brooms] the summer campaign
will open. That victory will perch upon hi
banners, we do not doubt,
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LOCAL.

TIE WASHINGTON IRvING.-This removed
steaner arrived at Now York on Friday night
last There was nothing very eventful in her
Trim. but when she reached New York, the
Sergeant of the guard, that she carried away,
reported the circumstances Of the case to Ma
;or General Hooker, who sent a note to the
Collector of the port, who took decided &C.
tion in the matter, and Immediately dis
matched three policemen, who relieved the
guard and took charge of the steamer. The
guard were furnished with transportation to
Fortress Monroe by General Hooker, which
noint they have reached in safety.
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MAYORS Couar, Norfolk.-W. W. Lamb, pre-
siding.
j, I'm Eazel arrested for being drunk and fight.
ing, fined $2-sent to Jail in default of payment.
Sarah Jarvis, drunk and disorderly, fined 81
sent to Jail in default of payment of fine.
George Baker and JAS Pierce, applied for lod-
gipg at the Watch House.
John Baker and Exora Howard (colored,) ar.
rested by the night Police for committing nui-
sance, fined S. each
Waterman Bland was reported for being drunk
while on duty, by Constable Wyatt
Jim Turner (colored, charged with larceny,
remanded.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Poer OF NoHFoLK AND PoarsNouru, May

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PoRrsNouru, May 10.
ARRIVALS. IS,
Str. Georgeana, Pierson, Bait. ~
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str. NJ. Martin, Hanes, Richmond
Str Eolus, McCarrick. Yorktown.
Str Faverite, Rogers, Hampton.
Schr: Julia. Delany, i'm Richmond, to John
son & Bro.
Steamer Virginia, Brown, fm Seaboard & r.
r. with Rosin to Jas. Gordan.
Schr G. Washington, Bait, juniper logs to J
8. Upshur.
DEPARTURES.
Str Georgeana, Pierson, Baltic
Str geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton
Str Eolus, Nc Jarrick, Yorktown.
Scht. Phoebe S. William McCray, I'm Bait.
to johnson & Bro.
schr. 6 -orgia. southgAte. fin Petersburg, with
Iron to Wla. Petit
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GENERAL MAHoNE.--The friends Of this
distinguished gentleman and gallant officer
will be pleased to learn that he is to arrive
here this evening, from Petersburg, on bust
ness concerning the railroad. We had the
pleasure of calling on him yesterday morn
ing, at his fine mansion on Sycamore street,
Petersburg, and shook with pride the hand of
this gallant officer. We really enjoyed the
few moments conversation which he favored
us with. Gen. Malone is as much beloved
by the citizens Of the cold Cockade City," as
be is by those Of Norfolk. Everywhere he
ought to be greeted with the honor due to an
enterprising civil officer, and the distinction
earned in his splendid military career.
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RUNAwAY.-The horses attached to the
Elizabeth City stage, became unmanageable,
on Church street, yesterday, and ran away,
throwing out of the stage q boy by the name
of Simpson, and smaller boy, named Ward,
who, however, hung on to the axle-tree for a
considerable distance before he was thrown
off, when the conclusion hurt him badly. He
was taken into Young's drug store, and DR.,
Gaskips being called in, he was kindly treated
and sent to his home.
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FERRY POINT B RIDGE.--At the earnest So
licitation of many of the citizens of Norfolk
county, we again take occasion to refer to the
propriety of placing the above bridge in
good order, now that the ferry boats have
been finally turned over to their proper own
ers by the military authorities. Besides the
great inconvenience that it would occasion to
the travelling public to neglect this matter,
the dilapidation of the bridge will very ma
terially diminish the amount of business be-
tween the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth
and the county. We hope this matter will
be attended to.
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MAYORS CouRr-POrtsmouth, May 10, 1866

MAYORS CouRr-Portsmouth, May 10, 1866
Mayor ]. G.. White, Presiding
Herman Ericks, arrested Yesterday afternoon
counterfeit money to the amount of So. After
his arrest there was 50 more found on his person;
committed for trial before the Hastings Court
1t is probable this gentleman will visit the hote
in Richmond known as the Penitentiary.
Eliza Dix, colored, arrested on complaint o.
W. A. Moore, charged with obtaining goods IN
der false pretenses; committed for five days.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tentiun of our readers:
C. A. Davis, Is Bank street, Boots and Shoes.
Give him call.
B, r. Bockovsr wishes to charter vessel, to
load on the Chowan river.
Dr.. e. Cathr;eH is prepared to extract teeth
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-10

DISTINGUISHED ARR1vAL.-We are happy
to announce that the celebrated clipper Sleep
Clam Hunter, Ceapt. Fed. Kenney, arrived
this morning with full cargo of CLAIMS from
Back River, four dogs out; heavy weather;
and arrived short Of provisioning empty.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-10

A Coon INvEsTMENT.-A very eligible
piece Of property is now offered to the pub
lie, including a fine view Of the Elizabeth
and James rivers. The attention of capital
lists is invited to this fine location, the par
ticulars of which are to be found in an ad-
vertisement in to-day's paper.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th by and at the residence OF the Rev'd
Geo. d. Armstrong, Capt. SILAS C. SEAMEN
Sr., of Long Island, n r, to Mrs. ROXANA
RANDALL of Norfolk.
IN. Z. papers please copy
In Washington, d. c., ON the Sd instant, by
ths Rev W. F. Tudor, at the First Congraga-
tional Methodist Chapel, Mr.. WIN. w. GRAHAM
Of Williamsburg, n. r., to Miss IMOGENE D.
JORDAN, ofSmithfe d, Va
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-10

''Let US cross over the river, and rest under the
shade of the trees. "-SToSEwALL JACKSON.
This is the 10th Of May, the anniversary
Of the death of this truly great and good
man. His last words are here presented.
and to the mournful recollections which the
day calls up, we have no feeling to add one
word,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-10

.. S. CIRcu1r CouRT.--J. G. Underwood, pre-
siding.
This Court had no business before it this morn
ing. 1t adjourned at II o'clock uLtil 2. M
me Grand Jury are still in session, and the
Judge announced tina, after to-day the Court
would be adjourned over to meet in Richmond.
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without pain. Also to insert from one to an en-
tire set of teeth, on an improved plan.
". r. Roberts will sell half of steamer Jenny
Lind. on Friday. See advertisement
YIN. b. Seal d Co., have a tarrel OF Florida
Sponge for sale; also, Oil Of Vitril, Concentrated
Lye, &c.
For Sa'e--A esiFable Dwelling, on Washing
ton Point. See advertisement.
TO THE VOTERS OF NORFOLK CITY
HEREBY announce myself q Can.
l. didate for Inspector of Streets. II elected
promise to discharge the duties OF the office to the
best of my alb ility,
nay3tdc* R.H. STEVENS.
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DIED,

This morning at o'clock. Miss COURTNEY
P. PANNELL, of chronic diarrhea.
Her funeral will take place from her residence
No. 81 Charlotte Street at s o'clock to morrow
friday afternoon.
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EOM SALE

FOM SALE
WILL be sold at private sale, a
w House and Lot on Washington Point,
&C, dining Mr.. Gibsons tavern, commanding
fine view of the Elizabeth and jams rivers.
Amy person wishing to buy, will find this to be
a desirable and healthy location
Terms accommodating.
For further particulars apply to Reuben Her.
bert, on the premises or to
JOHN NJ. DREWRY,
may10'3taw-lm At the Norfolk Ferry.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-10

4 NEW NOVEL
IN SURRY OF EAGLES NEST
OR, TIE MEMOIRS OF
STAFF OFFICER SERVING IN VIRGINIA.
Edited from the MS. Of Col. Surry, by
JOlINESTEN COOKE,
Author of
THE VIRGINIA COMEDIANS"
With four Illustrations, by
w 8 Low HON T. R.
This is a Confederate war novel, including LEE,
JACKSON, STUART, AsHBY, and other Confederate
celebrities, among its dromatis persone. 1t is
very spirited, graphic, of absorbing interest and
the delineations of its historical characters may
be relied upon as closely faithful. The author
served on Stuart's staff, met the Confederate
Generals daily, and has portrayed them exactly
as they were. The incidents Of the story are all
In Virginia, and are as romantic, stirring, and
interesting as any one could WISH. 1t is, of
course, South-side novel, but confines itself to
the delineation of adventures and incidents, most
of which were of actual occurrence. A better
insight into life in the Confederate army during
the eventful early periods of the war cannot be
obtained; while the work, apart from its warlike
incidents, is excellent in style, and full of inter.
est. For sale by
CHAS. W. WILSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
No. 43 Bank street,
mh 10 Norfolk, Va
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE
~ ENTLEMEN who desire a neat
VI and pleasant wearing BOOT or SHOE will
fud it to their advantage to call at Is BANK
Street, and leave their orders.
| am prepared to suit the most fastidious
warrant satisfaction no sale. Call early
G. A. DAVIS,
mays 45 Bank ST., doors from Main,
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CONCENTRATED LYE.-Soap, Spon-
~ ges, Starch, Sal Soda and Bi Carb Soda, in
large stock, for sale wholesale and retail by
mavl0 W. B. SEAL & co.
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niL of ViTRIOL.-We have just received
~ fifteen Carhoys, which we offer at manufac-
turers prices.
mayl0 w. B. SEAL 4 co.