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very rapidly.
MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding. July 10.
After a short season of nothing to
do the Mayor had three or four cases
before him on Saturday, which broke
the spell. lra
Owen Collins, negro, stealing $1,000,
was committed for further examination.
Mollie Sledge, assault and battery on
Jenny Beatty, fined S..
Matte Payne, assault and battery on
a lady of easy vi:tue' known as Irish
Jenny, fined $40 and committed for
20 days. .-.,.., ......
VIM. Hall, assault and battery on
John Castas, fined $40, and bound over
in the sum of $3.50 for six months.
T. James Mayors, negro, e,nbezzling ten
barrels of potatoes from Geo Reed,
sent on. ..
saJno. Bsacham, a little white boy, was
committed to the station house for three
days for stealing door-mat from Mr..
VIM. Lamb.
BODY FoUND.--Ths body Of little
Andy Corners, who was drowned on
Friday last near the Drawbridge, was
found yesterday forenoon, near tho Bal
timore wharf He was buried yester-
day afternoon. -..-...
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Auction Sales.
BY W. 4. ROBERTS. Auet'r.
THIS DA y

ny W. h. k0BEkTS, Aucgf,
Cor. Roanoke Square and w. Water ST.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
"A LIQUORS, &C., AT AUCTION.
w i'll be sold, ON MONDAY, the 18th day
ofJuly. at IL O'Clock q. M,
THE STOCK OF LIQUORS, &c.
In store No. East Wide Water street.
late ly occupied by J. H. Dobson.
Jul9-2t w. II. ROB ERT5. Assignee.
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The CARPET-BAGaERs ODE


The CARPET-BAGaERs ODE
When remember all
The "nigs" I've seen together,
l feel like a rooster in the Fall
Exposed to every weather.
l feel like one who treads alone
Some barnyard all deserted,
Whose oats are hed-whose hens
are dead .......
And off TO market started.
When remember all
The hopes that I had treasured
Dreams of wealth ana princely hall
And gain and plumber measured
feel like one who treads alone
Some League Hall' all deserted,
Whese "nigs" are fled, whose votes
' are dead,
And all but me departed.
Yes, when l remember this,
And know that now, forever,
Is gone my political bliss,
I feel that must sever
Tear myself in haste away,
Carpet-bag and all,
HE me up Salt River;
Gracious what fall
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FEMAEB DissAsBs.-Large numbers of
Women, in fact nine-tenths of the entire
sex, suffer from some Disease peculiar to
Females. sl.E.
DIR. Lawrence's Woman's Friend meets
with great success in curing them,
This fact should be widely known.
p If every Lady in the United States
would take one or two bottles of the Wo-
mans Friend they would be repaid, by re-
newal of health and strength. 1t is a safe
and reliable Remedy, and is endorsed by
the best PLY sicians.
@-No one can suffer from debility sick
stomach, Chills or Bilious Fever, while
using Dr.. Goddin's 'Gentian Bitters.'
Read the advertisement. isl4 dw3m
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RYERSON & BATES,
Champagne Ale
3H. nLllN H.Gso1lJ veil
B r z w E RY
.5.. lA4t -3 53t bafe5|tu.
If HARLEM, NEW YORK.

THIS CELEBRATED ALE ia breweo
J. fresh all through the year, and is
guaranteed to keep sound through the
hottest weather; and on that account is
ern climate.
The proprietors are DESTROYS oestsb-
lish1ng ira de for their Ale in is sec
tlon, ana wish to make ornaments
with some en- ergettc, resp onsib party
70 take the Agency for the sale It'll in
Norfolk and Vicinity. - Il.
RYERSON 4 BATES,
tgu lH Harlem Station
10 Sm New YORK;
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REFEHkNCES.

For ths protection and satisfaction of
policy holders, this Company has ordered
liable men In each State 1t does bust.
ness-whose expenses are p i'd by the
Company to ca b annual neeting-to see
rights OF policy holdevs in their States
properly guarded. The following have
consented to serve (and the list will be
completed of like Rentlsmen) and can be
referred to by parties who wish to In
quirs into the operations OF this Com
pauY,
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BELL,aERENT.-Ons Saturday. the
navy yard hands threatened dire VEN
geance upon those employed at Nash's
ship-yard for working for smaller
wages. II was expected that they
would attack Nash's hands in the after
noon, and, as a precautionary measure,
the Mayor detached q police squad to
protect the. threatened party. This
precaution, doubtless, prevented big
fight, and "spiled" bully item. 1t APP
pears that the navy yard hands get So
per working day of eight hours, and
that those in the employ of Mr. Nash
work ten hours for $3.50, 1883. n4
The HEARTH AND HOME. This
splendid family weekly paper centin-
ues to improve in each number With
| the issue of the 18th of July they com.
mence the publication of"The Romance
of Rich Young Girl" translated from
the French. The critics speak well o.
lit. The Hearth and Home Ia pub.
lished in New York by Pettinsill, Bate'
y Co., an entirely reliable and respon'
sible firm as we know ourselves per
sonally, and PARTIES wishing to sub
scribe may be assured of the safety o
their advanced subscriptions. Prie'
| $4 year. .s,F ssjll +
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OELF-HELP For THE ERR1Na. Words
y of cheer for Young Men, who hava
fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS, desira n
better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed Iettor
envelopes, free of charge. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila., Pa.
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e. Onn A XEARs-Male and Femaje
.0lsOUU Agents wanted everywhere.
Add1 ess II ANDERSON G. CO., 3l4 Olive
street, at, Louis, Mo.
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STATE DIRECTORS :

VIRoINIA-uen. Joseph Il. Anderson,
hloa hond. Va; Hon. Tnos. 9: Flournoy,
Payne, Warrenton; Judge Jno. ". Brock
enbrouxh. Lexington: MAJOR H. G. Da-
shields. Richmond.
MIsSIssIPPI-Gen. II. Z. Waithall, COT
feevilie; Gen. VIM. L. Maltin, Natchez:
Major l.. A. RaKSdaie. Meridian.
LoUIsIANA-Gen. Dabney II. Maury,
Gen. q. T. Beaureyard, Judge Alexander
Walker. Col. g. g. Garner. New Orleans:
GKoRGIA-JudgeA A. H. HanseT /, Thorn
asville; Judge ID. A. Walker, Do ton; Rev.
4: K. Porter. Atlanta; Judge u. A. vsson,
Albany.
ALABAAA-C. ". Dorrsn,s, Mobile !:
Gen. John d. Rather, Tuscumbia; Gen. u. .
D. Clayton, Clayton; Gen. w. H. Forney,
Jacksonv1lle: Gen. Geo. u. Johns on, Ma
rion.
SOUTH CARoLlNA-Gov. N. L. Bonham,
Edgenelc. DR.. Isaac Branch, DR.. ]. j.
Wardlaw, Abbeville: H. l.. Toomer,
Charleston; Capt 8. l.. Leaphart, Comp
troller Generall Columbia.
NokTH CAhqLINA-Gen, D. H. Hill,
Charlotte; J. AHaughton. Newbern; Col:
Charlt tie Ratiroad) Charlotte.
TExAs-Gen. John Is. Hood, Hon. John
Il. Reagan, (late Postmaster General OF
the Confederate States) Palestine: Judge
Peter W. Gray. Houston.
KKNTUcKY-Gen.S s. B. Buck nsr, Louis
vile; Hon. ID. J. Sites, Louisville; Judge
Alvin DuvaI. Frankfort.
1t would seem that The endorsement
and support OF these distinguishedS South
eIn gentlemen ought to be sufficient, yetif
they should oe unknown to any one, we
can give references all over the south and
West, and any further local references or
other Information will be given. in their
respective sections, to such As seek in
gurance.
The late war taught many the nsavy
penalty Of being separated from the
dome Once by the Companies forfeiting
what had been paid and refusing to rein.
~tate the policies. 1.-THE Piedmont" pro-
.ides against this on her policies, and
gives ali who may, by any mishap or rev.
Olution, be separated from the Once, the
right ts reinstats policies III they are
sound, &c.,) within ONE year after inter-
vening cause 10 removed. or to be entitled
to the same rights a. to non. forfeiture as
though the hindering cause had never
existed, at the option of the insured, 80
that no contingency can take from her
policy b olders their just rights. This is
done by no other Company.
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1nO CONFIDENTIAL AGENTS
Gle. Sample sent for Fifty cents. Par
ticulars tree. An energetic man can
make $4,000 before November. Little
capital is required. Call on or address
DALEY d CO.,
tu3.lv DIV i4S Fulton street, N. Y. b
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LMPLOYMENT that pays. For par
~ t1culars address 8 M SPENCER & Co.,
Brattleboro. vt
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist
(bitter) Quinine. Is made oniv bY
STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
Sold In Norfolk by SEAL. & NEWTON
Druggists, head of Market Square.
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Owe, MARRIAGE,.MEN and
L. women. WORDS OF WISDOM
Ioi Young Men on the Ruling Passi on in
Youth and Early Manhood, with Self
Help for the erring and unfortunate.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box p. Phiiadelphia, Pa.
my22-d&wSm
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SPECIAL REQUEST.

1.-The Piedmont" feels confident no
Company is superior or more desirable,
and asks all who wish to insure, before
direct to the "Homs Onics,h naming the
Companies they have an idea OF patrontx-
ing, and 1t has no doubt IT can bedemon-
sti ated the benefits and privileges under
Its policies are equal to sny, surpassed by
none and superior to many,
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Special Notices.
DERRY DAv,sPAIN KILL II

Has become an af,icle OF
!:
,MSsNssskLM com merce, (which no med
XA ever became be fore.
Ia HENit Is az much u item In ev-
AGGH HcDely bill OF go0ts sent to
Wcountly merchants as Tea,
MS43,,tS.% coffee. or sugar. Tnts speaks
volumes In Its i. vor.-
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DtEDMONT LIFE IN ~ Il
Il ANOE co. Or

" I r q T N L a
Principal ONCE Cor. Main and 9Th ats,,
RICHMOND VA.
Authorized Capital. $1,000, 600
capital Invested and Well Be-
Out cus'''. lOUsUOU
Premiums earned nrst sixteen Months,
over si0O.0h0. Number OF Policies
sued. over T. 200.
~ fui-Gsntum OF FrO1ls Pad 10 Policy
Holders.
w. T.. t.nkthSGO. .........fresidest.
: IL. MAJ AT.................V Ice + 6Sis enT.
> J. HoPklks...............S
V. 'ihn PskxoW. b. Medical Adviser.
u II h e TO RS:
II. MAURl. OF II. II. ,Maury Il Co..
Bankers; A. F. nARvkY. President of Ma.
tional Bank of Va, and OF Harvey q Will
Jams, Commission Merchants: o. +.
WElsiaEa. OF Weisigsr 4 Co.. A. 3. LEE,
Com mission Merchant; RICHARD IRsY.
OF Snyder Irby; A. TIDEMAN. Tobac-
conist: W. A. AKAIsTEAD. OF Arm1stead
d Peck: W. P. SHEPHERD. j. X. PEBBLES
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r GOAL 6 TRAVELLING AGENTS
IL can make large commissions on the
sale of several compact articles, uniyer-
sally used. Address L N GBArTAN d. 90.
81 Chestnut st, Phila, Pa.
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d Q0O00 SALARY. Address u. 8,
pOUuUp PIANO CO., N. Y.

" AN TED.--Energetic canvassers
w to make from $40 to SIS day sell
ing one OF the most remarkable i1yen.
lions of the age Blakes 81 Patent Chair
Springs, that make an easy rocking chair
out of any chair. Beware of infringers
Send for circulars to the Patentee, Manu-
facturer and Proprietor,
ANDREW nj RLAKE,
Box 5i6, canton, Ohio.
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oranxss. u au /. none Lsmoas~. g Soa7 20
Oranges Pr BOZ q CTanDyif nT loo As IS
E,ua ner liz. DOa25 Ohestnuts. $3a4H
Tifhsrta. tic. Walnut. .' iec.
E01sesd'
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Theatre in Rip Van Winkle At Niblos, A,rah-
nd-Pogue supersedes Sinbad, and Mr.. and Mrs
Dominick Murray will be presented with
chance of pleasing the New York public. Mr.
Owens appears in SELF and Solon ,Shingle at
Wallack's, and the Worrell Sisters (two of EN-,
at any rate) at Woods Museum in Ldlla Rookh
Upon that evening would not like to be the
theatrical critic of a big daily paper
Inside the "Times" Onice
things are undergoing disintegraton, owing to
the accession of Bgelow. My private opinion
is that he won't remain there long. Although
well liked by those not his subordinates, he
knows how to be imperious and overbearing.
He and Jones (the largest stocllholdcr in the
Times won't agree long but hope there will
never be occasion to exclaim-
"The Times is out of joint o Cursed spite
That ever Bigelow rose TO set IL righti'
(Which is a slight variation from the Originally
ALI BABA
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Brynnt,, MINSTREL. nj the Arcb


Last evening Dan Bryants minstrel troupe
opened at the Arch to large audience by
whom the performance appeared to be heartily
enjoyed. Exactly wherein the long-contnued
popularity of negro minstrelsy consists il would
be hard to determine, but it is certain that it is
attractive to a larger number of persons than
almost any other style of entertainment 1t has
this merit at least, that its wtand humor are not
so fine drawn as to require any great amount of
intellectual effort to see the point. In Justice to
Mr.. Bryants troupe, we may say that a good
many of the lend mems jokes are compare
lively fresh, in this locality at least albeit there
was still recognizable among them number of
ancient 'joes" that have done good service ever
since negro minstrelsy had its beginning The
troupe is an excellent one; it contains number
OF fine voices and good instrumentalsts, as well
as comedians of no mean ability The programme
presented last night offered a sufficient variety
to keep the audience in state of amused agita-
ton from first to last and it was particularly
cOmmenGaOle as being free from any offensive
vulgarity. Mr.. Dan Bryant is well known here
as an actor of fine abilities in Irish as well as
negro characters. Among the most noticeable
OF his efforts last evening was laughably comic
imitation of the funny little Frenchman who
did the lesser of the two gensdarmes in the
famous duet in GeneUieUe de Brdbdnt A bur-
lcsque of the great Boston Peace Jubilee was
another laughable feature, in which Mr.. Bryant
appeared as Gilmore, and Eugene, the falsetto of
the troupe, as Madame Parepa-ROsa. Eugene is
good personator of female character, and an
excellent dancer. The performance concluded
with burlesquC of II IrOUdtOre, in which Uns-
worth distinguished himself as the Count d
Iunatlc.'
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DIED.


BROWN.-On Monday, July26, CHARLES +. BROWN,
aged SO years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend the funeral from the residence of his sonnaw, r.
D. Keen in Bordentown, Thursday IL O'Clock NJ To
proceed TO the Cemetery in Bordentown.
GALLAGHER.-On the 25th instant, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH GALLAGHER, wife OF James Gallagher, aged 81
years. ~
invited attend the funeral from the residence of her
husband No 725 S. Seventh street, Thursday morning
81 o'clock.
GREEN-On the Goth instant, ANNIE FITHIAN
daughter of William r. and Frederick r. Green aged II
years and mt nths =,
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of her
parents 1920 S. Fifth street, Friday afternoon, at
O'clock Interment at EDeneZer NJ t. Church Vault
IENKS-On the 95th instant, BESSIE ERWIN infant
Daughter of Courtland t. and Caroline H. jerks, aged
Funeral from the residence OF her parents. No 2l06
Wallace street. on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock To
proceed to Laurel Hill.
MCBRIDE-At Memphis Tenn, on Friday, July l6,
PHEBE ANN, wife Of Bartholomew Mcbride, I'm the 4ith
year OF her age.
WALTON-Suddenly, Sunday morning, the s5th in
stant SARAH wife OF Austin IT, walton, IN the 5oth year
OF her age. -, =,
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
husband No 1897 Pleasant street, Grape mHnayun
ON Wednesday morning, the 25h instant at O'CLOCK 10
proceed TO Montgomery Cemetery -
| MAFrON;-On the 25th Instant Mr.. ENOCH WAT
I'm, Ageu ls years and 2l days ~. =,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the residence OF ms
son5n law william A. Poets No ll48 - Sixth street, on
! Fellows Cemetery.
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CHAMPION SAFES.
GREAT FIRE AT CAMDEN.

CAMDEN, June Z, 1852
MEssRs FARREI. HERRING & Co,
No 629 Chesnnt Street. Philadelphia
Dear Sirs:-At the very destructive FIRE OF Messrs
McKeen Blngham's Saw Mil, which occurred on
the evening OF the 9th instant in this place. the Safe
manufactured by you, belonging to the late firm Of
+. M. Bingham Garrison, was in the building, aud
subjectedt to a very severe test, as the Gre ragged
neIcely for several hours and great was the heat
that the brass plates were melted Off, and to our
great surprise, when the Safe was opened, we found
all the books and papers uninjured.
Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL b. GARRISON,
Late OF Il. NJ Bingham & Garrison.
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MARRHED.

LOCKWOOD-SIMP the 26th instant by the
Rev Il NJ. Matack, Mr.. GEORGE W LOCKWOOD of
New York city, TO Mrs. NARY j, SIMPSON of Phadel.
phia.
SHORE-BLACK.-O the 2Sd instant, by Rev. E NJ
Bum MIR JAMES SHORE, of Norfolk, Va, to Miss
ANNA BLACK, OF kensngton, Philadelphia.
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CITY ITEMS.

GLENGARY CHEvIor SUGrs-Men's SlI
Do. do do. Youths g
Do. do do. Boys, 6
HALF BETWEEN } BENNETT & Co,
FDN nDR TOWER HALL,
Sirth HreetS.N 5l8 MARKET ST,
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, by
o. f. DAVIS No $40 Chestnut street.
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FARREL, HERRING g CO.

NO. 629 CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
HERRING, FARREL x SHERMAN,
No. 251 BROADWAY, New York
HERRING 4 CO., Chicago.
More than 10000 Herring's Safes have been and
are now in use, and over SIX HUNDRED have
passed through accidental res preserving their con-
tents in some instances where many others failed
Secondhand Safes OF our own and other makers
having been received in part pay for the IMPROTED
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION, for sale at low
prices. All 4pu
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 73O Chesnut street.
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O. F. DAVIS, No. $40 Chesnut street,
JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy No. IL South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewey and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely obtaining real article furnished at
price which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store to result in pleasure
and profit
ADIRONDACK SPRING WATER FROM WHITEHALL. N Y
Experience has proved that this celebrated Chaybeate
Water contains active medicinal properties for the
speedy relief and cure OF all diseases OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs Female Weakness and Nervous Prostra.
tion, than known remedy Natures great Tonic and
Diuretic for nvigoratng and building the i'm
paired by disease, dyspepsia, general debility. See
pamphlet. Depot, and for sale by
wYETH BROTHER, Druggists,
No. l42 Walnut street. Philadelphia
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ART.-Keeler Fennemore
the celebrated photographers, late of No. s South
Eighth street. have settled themselves at No. 800
Arch street, of which building they took possession
on July list. Their galleries are among the finest,
not only in this city, but in the United States, and
according to those who have been abroad, they COM
pare favorably with any in Europe. Mr. Keeler, who
takes the pictures is superior artist, and well
known in this and other countries. They now
nOunce that, in their new place they will enjoy
greatly increased facilities for the taking of al
descriptions OF pictures they feel confident of giving
nze the fact that there exist in this city so many
other similar establishments of real merit in order
to at all compete with them they must be adopts in
every department Of their art, and fully prepared to
furnish pictures of the superior quality they profess
OWING TO THE
LATENRSS OF THE SEASON,
THE ENORMO US SIZE OF OUR STOCK
and
ALTERA TONS ABOUT TO BE COMMENCED ON OUR
BUILDINGS,
iciU reduce
All OUR PRICES,
and sen out our
SUlfJLER STOCK,
SUITS COATS, PANTS, VESTS, EVERYTHING,
at
HEA W DISCOUNT
RF Those hO knoo hOD Uery cheap hare been selling
his ieiU be surprised being able make
STILL FURTHER RED UCTTON, but object Is to clear
sslces and tables Of he stock oh Whch they still
'odded Notwithstanding The fact that sales his spring haze
been
60 PER CENT GREATER
than erer JcfOre.
WANAMAKER 6 BROWN
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
The Corner Of SLYTH and MARKET Streets.
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And 500 BROADWAY, NEW Y

FINEST CLOTHING in the city at CHARLES Stokes
under Continental.
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FREE OF ALL ADULTERATIONS.

TUST RECEIVED PER STEAM
% Err ISAAC BELL FROM NEW YORK
kellers favorite packages Confectionery
the finest ever offered in this market-at
the exceedingly low prices of and 10
cents per package.
Dates, Citron, Currants, Messina Lemons.
Cocoanuts, etc. All the above, IN Large
quantities, offered at the lowest price
Imaginable for cash.
The public are respectfully invited to
examine our stock.
Orders solicited and will be filled at
New York wholesale prices.
BLUE STORE,
80, s, South Church street.
n, B.--Sole agent for Keiler's Fancy
Candy packages for the State OF Virginia
Jazz W. H. DUNN
NTOrlCE! NOTICE
The undersigned respectfully solicdts
all klnus Of
COPYING WORK
Which will be done neatly, promptly
81 d at reasona ole rates. He will also
WRITE BUSINESS, LOVE AND OTHER
LETTERS, -4-
Tor ali parties, irrespective of color. at the
Re igfngfR ana ggngr sp 81 he o
letter. All kinds of
PRINTING, JOB WORK AND BOOK
BINDING
attended with dispatch, and at reduced
prices.
ADVERTISEMENTS
WRITTEN IN RHYME OR PROSE.
He hopes his friends and the public
generally will give him a call. Apply to
WIN. Fl. HOLSTEAD,
DAY Book Office,
bait Roanoke Avenue.
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A young man who recently
fell in love with a beautiful
young lady, says that when he
learned the other evening that
she reciprocated his passion, he
felt as though he was sitting on
the top of a meeting house, and
every single was a jewsharp.
A Welsh Clergyman applied
to his diocesan for a living. -
The bishop promised him one,
but as the clergyman was tax,
ing his leave, he expressed
hopes that his lordship would
not send him into the interior
of the principality, as his wife
could not speak Welsh.
your wife, sirl' said the
bishop; swhat has your wife tt
do with it? She does mo-
preach, does she?'
.vsNo, my lord said the par
[sons sbut she lectures
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