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The Troops Ter Canada ,

Gable dispatches have Announces the Ce-
psr'urr oi cavalry ana infSDtTy regiment " IN
Ent lane ior service IN Canada The Pal Mtli
Gazette says.
"A number OF Snider con verted Eafels. ss
a snItsole supply Of Boxer am n1unilOh for TIE
same Vi Ill BE sent TO Canada wita TIL r-tRfOrre-
menis which are TO leave Eagiand some ume
oeiI re the middle OF next month. The a.
fActure OF Snider arms ana ammunition j uOt
Sufficiently advanced TO permit OF the dtspascn
OF as large an equipment as might be d-ssr-d, ,
and the deficiency gs ~ oe made mp win s-s-
eral thousand Wesiiey Richards carhlnes and
mUskeis, Of the pattern which has for several
years been in ute experimentally ior cavalry.
and OF which, before The adoption Ot Ene
Snider eysiem OF conversion was decided upon,
some twenty thon sand had been ordered. rue
next fenian in YaderS OF Canada will TINS not
only have an opportunity OF forming n so1pd a
practical oriniB IN respecting the merits %
the new English oreech losner, but they
VIII be m position 10 acquire much USefnl
information bearing upon the uestion or small
-oores reTsEs large oores. o; capping ana nom
Gaping orsech. leaders. and 10 speak with
touae authority a. 10 the relative merits Of The
two systems OF which the westley Richards
and Snlder arms are respecti vely representa-
tNes. seriously, the authorities may be con-
Snider- Enneld and round of ammunition that
can be scIaTed together by October 10 the oaly
colony IN which, happily, there Is the slightest
Likelihood OF heir being required this wfntsr-
after vi hlch We hope no Engush eolony And no
Engfth soldier VIII be without them. As re-
CARDS the JcrsOnnel ~ - stated tha, three in =
fantry regiments. one cavalry regiment and a
mconslderable army Of regular troops, militia
and volunteers which has been collected for
the defence Of the most loyal Of England's
colonial possessions
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BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN VIRGINIA. south-
ern paper, speaking OF the bright bushes.
prospects in Loudon county, Virginia. saws.
"The spirit of Improvement seems 70 permeste
society generally. The VAST places are being
rebuilt and by local legislation relative TO the
poorer classes, this portion OF the State Will
soon forget the effects Of the destruction that
recently swept over ner,"
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- ga tailor named Hessler, in Chicago, shot
his wife because she would not give him some
money earned by their little boy In selling pa.
pers. The woman will probably die. ;
boasts Of having received from her youug cav
alier a letter thirty 1.-TWO feet long. Think OF
it ladies-ten yards and two thirds of poetry,
adjecnves, etc., etc. ,iGSzK
N-A young German, named Demuth, blew
his brains ont, In ST. Louis, last week. TO gei
rid Of persistent headache. Radical treat.
ment, that 2 =
@An negro named ] snes Smith died of chol.
eight hours after his deserted BODY was found
by the city authorities partially devoured by
rats. r go 49,
0what ailments are policemen most af.
ficted withi With fetons on their hands. a'
ga selfish c,ass--Fishmongers (seli- nsh).
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Raeo H. I'LL

1cHoWB uHIH.
Halls VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RKyEwER
Restores gray hair 70 the offgisal coler
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS VEGETABLE SicILIAN HAIR RRNKwRR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
BALLS VEGETABLE SIcuIAN HAIR RENRwRR
Does not stain tho skin,
HALLS SIcILIAN VEGETABLE dAIR RRSRwER
Has proved itself the best pre- rstion for the hal
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale By all druggists. ja 50 Tuly
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~The Right Rev. Augustine verot, Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Savannah and the Apos-
tolic Administrator of Florida has addressed
letter 70 the clergy and laity OF his jurIsdic-
tion, partly in relation 20 the matters % De dis
cussed before the Plenary Council Of Arcn-
bishops and bishops soon 10 be held IN Baltl-
more, but more particularly 70 inform them
thai one OF the objects 10 be cons idered, and no
doubt adopted, Will be the means OF educating
and converting the emanoipated slaves OF the
Southern States
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FUEL EXPKRIMENTs.-Ac company has been
formed IN London for the manufacture OF a
new fuel from coal waste. The refuse coal is
mixed with common farms, alkali aud hot
water, IN the proportion OF eight pounds OF
farlna. three pounds of British alkali, and
twenty five gallons of water TO the ton, and
the composition is kneaded by two broad roll
lers In arevolvinE mill. The mixture is then
turned ont by a hinged shovel into a shoot,
whence IL drops into series of small buckets
attached to strap, the buckets dropping their
contents down the shoots into moulding ma
chimes. where the mixture Is compressed into
bricks. As these fuel bricks are shaped, they
are laid on open iron strap trays In small
trucks, which. when full, are run on rails into
tunnels closed at both ends by iron sn utters,
and there they are dried rapidly by hot air
driven in by revolving fans. q. - -
The quality Of this fael IL said 10 be equel to
that of the coal Ia ordinary use and it IL excel
lent for gas purposes. The company get good
profit by selling itfor IL shillings IA 5O) TON
about 81 SO cheaper than coal. >----- ~. =
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DR.
oTRIOKLANDN PILE RRMRnY

CihiOhLAN y Pill REMEDf.
Mr. Glass. Of JaHesville Wisconsin writes for
the beneht of all Who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an eegra.
waited case OF Piles, and his brother as disc
from the amy as iRcurabie, The being Qnite para
we're cnred With one bottle ofDr.sTRICKLANDS Of Dr.
PILE kEMkDf. The recommend alton of these
gentlemen beside the daily tssti imonals receI we'd
~ nr Strickland, ought TO convince these su fer-
Ing that the most cases Of Piies
sold by Druggists every where Sold by J. W
SAIRN g. 90 OHAs. OH HRISTIANI All pa
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- Before Recorder Eneu. yesterday. one OF
our prominent clergymen charged another one
OF equal pro0fnence-wfth defraudng him
The prosecution grew out OF transactions in
the stock OF one or more oil companies. There
was an allegation of bad faith on one side an d
failure 10 fulfil an agreement on the other. The
accused was held 10 answer.-PhiladeIpAla
LEDGER, lSfk
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NJ. DRoUYN DE L'HUYs 1T has but recently
been announced that M. Drouyn de L'Huys,
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs and
one OF the most prominent statesmen OF Europe,
has resigned his office. This is the third time
that he has resigned from the same Office, and
for nearly twenty years past he has filled
considerable place In European politics In
1Ste. when Louis Napoleon was elected Pres
ident of the French Republic, Drouyn de
L'Huys, one OF the moderate party of that day.
was first appointed Foreign Minister, holding
his office, however, but six months. HIS
second appointment was made IN 1851, and he
served for three years and during the Crimean
war. resigning aft peace was declared. He
was again called to power 1862 and since that
time has been one of Napoleon's ablest assist.
ants in carrying out his Europeon policy, and
his resignation few days ago, is said TO have
been prompted by some differences OF opinion
as to the wisdom OF Napoleon's course upon
the German question. This is no reason why
the VI mister so often before recalled to power
should not be recalled again. - =
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~lf we are TO believe the Paris letter
writers, says correspondent, Napoleon III
has the iEfiammatory rheumatism. diabetes
eyspepsIa, Bright's disease, smiths disease
sciauS gout aurora borealis, integral calculus,
asS several other things; he was also almost
POISONED al Nichy, but he manages 70 survive
all, even Bismarsk's dose OF Prussic acid
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SECRET nISzAava

sANARlfAN's GIFTis the most certain safe and
enectual iemtdJ J-indeed. the only vegetable reme-
oy ever discovered Cures in two to tour days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No minerai NO
pA.sam no mercury Only ten pills to be tsl en-. III
Is me soIdiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, So. - S'''o
SAsARlIANs RoOT AND HERE JuIcKs-A positive
ans pefmanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofala Ulcers
sores, spots letters, &c. Price 81 Is per bettle '
Sold by B. o. Ford. See advertisement mys
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AN ExPLosIoN.-while the family OF Mr.
Ballatine, in Bridgeville, Pa. was At break
fast, Tuesday, suddenly a sound like a pistol
shot alarmed them. On examina alton they
found that an egg which was rotten had been
placed on the window ell, and the heat Of the
sun playing upon IL had caused its explosion
scattering its fetid contents some distance
around
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS CLIMATE HAS NO BLOSsOMs
emt ned .ttb seen. n exquisite as that sxhsled
by PHALOAsS NIGHT -Bb00MtN6CEREU6."
In the tropical vslsa of the Andes grow the few
e's from which IT derives II. name. and the ire.
air dwells upimpsired In every drop of this rare
extract sold overy where.
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REFLECTIVE CHILD.-A few saobaths since
Eda was a her own request, allowed 10 90 TO
sabbath.schoo the first time, and there she
learned the startling Intelligence that she was
made OF dust! Little Eda's mind was fully
impressed with the importance Of the great
truth, as was evinced by her freqent reference
TO the subject IN the shape Of questions ans.
werable and unanswerabie. 0his morning
brought down the house Intently watching q
her mother sweeping, as II to learn the art she
mnst finally practice, saying not a WORD, her
eyes rested upon the little pile of dirt accuin
lated by the mothers broom.s Just as the dirt
was TO be swept into the street the little phiio-
spher burst forthwith; ma! ma! why dou't
you save the dust TO make some more little
girls!' -.-. - si-,..f,. =
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OOLGATES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
Asuperior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS In combination with GI YcsRrNB
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES' and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druQnfsts fe 9-eolv
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SURELY. Ia 6TEADIL
SUCCESSFULLY,

BMOLANDIRp EXTRACT BUOKU
... Ii CURING ..'
svery case Of KIDNEY DslAsI, BHYvxAyIsN.
CRAWL, URINARY DIsoRDEIs, WIAKNBss and
PAINS IN the BAcK, FxMALI COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from DxcxssKs OF AMI KIND.
ooAI, II APILIoT1DI
Thy LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Bold By al Apotheoaries. Price q. D. BARNEe
CO., New York, and BARNEs, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
HoeERs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Msss..
General Agents. fab lolv
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NJABINIs
INl FAsHIoNABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AT MARINIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
=, between 9Th and 10th streets.
PROF. MARINI returns thanks To hi. a
for ner pupils aud friends. and respectfully 62
sCllcits continuance Of their patro mage.
September 18th.
Days and Hours Of fTuition-Tuesday, Thur lay
and saturday, from to y. N +, for young ladies
misses and masters; for gentlemen ,sfrom to 10
The above Hall can be engaged for seirees, Balls,
&c. For further particulars apply on the prem
ICES. se ~ 6ts
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d' DEATHS FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.-Hon.F Fran
els woodbury.! !ex- Senator, died at Savannah,
Ga on the 18th inst, Of hydrsphobia. ma wing
been bitten some two months ago by ylady's
lap dog Not supposing the afiima1 mad, he
hsd paid no attention TO the bites The wife of
Dir Henry Whitley. a resident of the town of
Worth, HI was bitten by a mad dog about
two weeks since. She was taken with the
bydrophobia short time afterwards, and died
from tue effects of the disease The death of
the wife distracted the husband. He became
possessed with the idea that he was also ct.
tacked with the dreadful disease, and on the
the 7th instant, strangely enough drowned
himself in a stream near the town. ~ f.a.'
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MARRIAGE AND erIIp.cv

MARRIAGE AND cELIBAgY.
an Essay OF warning and instruction for Youne
men Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
me VITAL powers, with sure means of relief Sent
ITee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
tion. Philsdelphia, Pa aue is sm
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~ A recent telegram annonnces that an ar
tween Napoleon and Count Bismark The
place OF meeting is not mentioned, but il is un-
dersiood that IN tsad OF sspistols and 'coffsen
the programme is to be an needle guns aud alar-
ney." tis4 . -a s.es
D-The Hippocollosicrlum and The Octo-
plexzara have combined and are tr1 seiing in
Name. 4s $50 ts. Sos uL
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REATH. DEATH. pEATH-To ROache., Bed
ossYgsw HGs rHp 5is Shua sns, nss,ioS as !.
~ lysnia avenue, south SIDE, he has large stock
Of Medicine, Ac,, % yeasopable prices. jy 2tu
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DENTISTRY.

H. REMOVAL
a1a k- 10 a.WbEs a.d !D DENTIST. has REMOVED from
aeoye 4sgS z.,ne.a S,:as pisecss,y !. D.r;ist,ye5
g sonc cs Giyng ~ Teeth e sdyiss them
ssl ssnsn ont Teeth inserted On Rubber. Gold and
nvs rietes IN erder that ali persons should
nave leesh, We have reduced the price very low
T9 be conyincel Of the fact, cali and see for your
se.es.. Also, call and see the new and i'm proved
method OF inserting Teeth
.,ro,s no; soo Penna avenue, between 18th and 18th
e2-r @. 3. LEwIE. M D., Dentist.
M. LOOMS, M D.,
pT TIE Inyentor and Patentee Of sse MINERAL
LLAIE TEETH, attends per, onaliy at
MS omee ,t In this city. Many person. csnQ
wear these teeth who cannot wear Others, I0
these. ~>,s "No 'e "sei
Persons calling st my ONCE can be accom- moda.
teo WIN any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
put 20 tnsse who are particular, and wish the
SnIe,t, eesnest, strossest and most perfect den:
tuIe tnaI art can procure, the MIN BAL TEETH
VII be more full! warranted. -,
Pfiladelphia. oc IN Iv
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I ROTECTEp By ROiAL irrrrps M =

PROTECTED BBETiiEs1EYntR, BBT E1Y.tNR ,irrrrv.n,.
.nt OF kDsl.Rd, and secured BY the seals OF thu
fSst ke%te de PhsImaeie de Paris, and the Imperial
Triesemar No 4, is the efieetual remedy for Re
iaAHlon. spernathorrhoea. and Exhaustion Of
ledrd The pau,eoss use of Copavis. Cnbebs sc
TRES mar No i the infsilibe remedy for ali
iBsTtdieBts
se!- Lozenge Secured frem the effects OF cli-
Ss,s S and elsDses Of atmosphere IN tin cases, at
CA'es thus saving 50 Divided in separate doses
GC..Ac ~'
wholesale snd ret.iIey.Dr BABROw, No. 1e4
Bleeeker street. New York
To be had also 20 g. O. FORD No 29O Penn n
aYeLue. corner llth st
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CLOTHING, DO.

CLOTHING, DC.
REw ABD.
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000.
sff$tt sf$t n n n 4sIsk: fsIsk EsIss:
ogE}MMENsE sT0ot sTo OF or GGL9TTaaIIEs
SSs smEssE sTSek sTSek 81 SF
MAkkkP makkED BowS BowS
MARKED BOwN
TventJ-hve Per CeLt Less than Cost.
twenty-five Per Cent. Less than COST.
twenty-five Per Gent. Less than Cost
NEvER sssin viii you have ths oHaNoE.
The good. must be sold within the next sixty
Come and see for yourselves before prrck kasing
J.H SMITH,
40 7th street, opposite Post . nee,
Sc l4-n Washington, D. c.
i HE GREAT RECONsTRUCTIoNIsr.
whose KoP.PELs know him we'll
In charges q rs! uctionist;
Bat Eft y" like ANDY. hovs
He's famous observation-disclosures"
Has rebel wear broke down your gear,
And threatened its dertructions
Tviil all be well If II. KOPP Ell
Just tries his /" Reconstruction ~
Beneath his skill, e 'ch portion will
Be brought in close communion;
Just as we'll see God grant twill bel
The States within this Bioni
Now all men know. for . well dressed beau
The ladies' have q passion;
Then stop . .-spelli' with b KOPPEL-
His "nt's" the highest fashion.
His work yeu1l find of the finest kind
And nothing botchedn or slatteFn;
Bis goods consist 10 lengthy listJ
OF every stylish pattern.
Il. KOPPEL, 18th street, opposite Treasury
department. g. selllm
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a s!ssas &S1sShSsiD &SIHSoEps tlsT tLGi6 8 II ssss
1H,1ASn SVSHU I'll b . eenpsrtaQp VIII tboG.
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AMUSEM ENilS,

NATIONAL THEATRE SOD
Late GroVersl -. -
PtnnsyIvanfa avenue, near WfflArds' Hotel.
SPALDING RAPLEY ........... Prs sRlETO IS,
J. Il. SPACk kMAN.......-.-.sr rAGE MANA2Ak.
... G. TREMENDOra sUcOEsS
.#..sF OF the Brilliant
Production OF the Famous urama,ic Spectacle,
reaIsg,ed aua arranged, In four scts, by Mr. Thos
THE ZOE WITCH;
On. THE KNIGHT OF THE FROZEN HAND.
No extra charge for seats secured in advance
Doors open at1; Curtain will rise st s. i.E.
INAUGURATION OF
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Corner Of Ninth street and Pennsylv vania avenne
MADAME GHIoNI's AND sIGNOR sUsINis
GRAM ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX sTRAKOsoH.............. DIRECTOR
On FRIDAY, September q. and SATURDAY
September p.
Positively ONLY TWO NIGHTS.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c,
SALT WATER BATHING. - :
PlNEY POINT PAVILION.
Ih's wen known Resort will be peued . a
tSI IF j6st ias ises'''0n Of 'i.i'0r7 20 the SsI
Board So 50 Per day. rsg- -
WM. MIrCHELL, Proprfetor
steamers Rsye Washington every Wedneeday
hoo saturday at o'clock o. M, and Bsltimore
every TUESDAY and Saturday at clock o. no .
touching gong and coming at the Point. au fsVs
w ALLACH HOUSE
RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON.
Southwest corner Of Peans. ave. and llth street.
-Sn 1. Ii. hk1AN, Proprietor.
sITED sTATKs HOTEL,
CAPE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY.
~ navs pleasure TO announce to our friends
ern snd one that this spacious. mod n =
onsp - - ,haVorite estAblishnent 10 now IN <
SUBJ BATHING SEASON.
rls.s uohs experience in the mana cement of Arst.
nIss. noNts IN Baltimore, Philsdelph and this
rHfahts rs ie the belief that we car offer
n.ss shenu eI comfort and luxury not to be sur.
fsssto py any other frst. class Hotel
,.,..o WEST MILLER.
~ Proprietors,
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= HAhLINe Cabinet Organs have Just been
rs, efred. Which we offer sale 81 factory prices
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b LHsisS fS ALL ITS BRANCHES.

TT The nndsrsisnsak. pIspafsd p e e@1ssuts;n @ the
MASONRY, including house building and repair.
ing. construction OF Sc Wers. Drains, Cisterns &C.
prfces.s - - - : : -. -.
Orders len q lSs street: WashinstOn. Or II 3
te9dsdto. ~ -, ,o,,,u.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-09

MISTER JOHN FRosT's JUBILEE
James River, above City Point, is cover.
ed with thin ice;a IL would. have been
frozen solid, bur fbr the high winds.
Should the north-northwest gale now
prevailing, die away, and the weather
day night P6tts,no1th and Norfolk
would be appexsd" BY the ice. This
cold snap fodnd all Dur people unprepar.
ed, and there was a good deal of SILVER
ing yesterday ahtltlast night. The gas
refused to burn, and the gas Office peo-
pie, who are generally good at "charges''
found it too stubborn for them. MANY
merchants were obliged to resort to can
dies and other sources Of artificial light.
Mr. J. Frost was the tyrant, but the sun
will soon fix him. In the meantime.
keep yourselves well-muffled up, look
out for garroters, and keep your powder
dry. !" 9v sts'issi2 FA''a = f7isI
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Mr.. JERRY TAYLOR. the stage mana
ger of the theatre, took benefit last
evening. The weather had much to do
with preventing Il crowded house but
as 1t was, fair audience WIS in atten-
dance. Mr.. Glenn will present new at
fractions next week, and no doubt u
series of crowded houses will reward his
exertions to anuse the public.
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REponrED HIaHwAYMAN ARRESTED.

REPORTED HIGHwAYMAN ARRESTED.
Robert Godfrey, (coloredl, was arrested
by officer Merchant yesterday morning,
at bar room kept by a oolored man on
Commerce street. Godfrey was recog-
pized by Mr.. James Robertson. as one OF
tho seven men who assailed him on Sat
urday night about 8 o'clock, on Catha'
rine street, and attempted to rob him,
but who were frightened out Of their
design by the approach OF the watch.
The prisoner will be tried before . mill
tary commission. II found guilty, let
him be hanged.
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WINES, LIQUORS. &C.

---..-.tNQsFoLK.. yAs Iap..l..ls6e....
I have this day associated with me In
business NrsJsHE HlfUssos ~. partner. M
business hereafter will be conducted under the hrmnAps
Of GEO. sANasrRR : CO.. Al my old stand, No Is
Market Square.
III NV ,'',t.rs fss6las sANGS1En.
H1.s&at ,rktHit aga e.sA&a. SEQ. "
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ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED STEALING.
On Sunday morning officers Frost and
Cooper arrested colored woman named
Fanny Wellings, on a charge of stealing
gold watch from woman, resident on
Wide Water street
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, JANUARY 7.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Niagara, Couch New York.
Steamer Hatteras. Parish, New YORK.
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Pearson, Baltimore.
Steamer Dictator Landis Baltimore.
JANUARY s.
Steamer City of Richmond, Stranahsn, Richmond.
Steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Cherrystone.
Schooner Sarah A. Green Graves Boston.
Schooner Pearl Gookin New York
Barge Rhinebeck, Records, Alexandria
DEPARTURES.
JAsrARyS,
Steamer Albemarle Bourne, New York.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingstone, Richmond.
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Pearson, Baltimore.
Steamer Dictator, Lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Eolus Mct'arrick, Cherrystone.
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FOR cUTANE0US DISORDERS

And all eruptions of the skin, the
SALVE is most invaluable. 1t does
not heal externally alone, but penetrates
with the most searching effects 10 the
very root of the evil! ="