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THE WORST PILES CURED.

~,-h to spre u abroad the great benefit have
derived from the Us o. DIR, HARRI6ON'6 PER-
IsTALTIC iA,ZENdES. have suffered ysaEs
from the WORT Piles. 1 used everything to no
purpose. until found the iozenges; in less than
month WAS cured, spd have only to resort to
them WHEN co .tiven-ss return, aud always find
instant relief. s. . NEAL Fur sale 1t No. I
Treni NJ Temple. Boston. by +. A. HARRISON
Z co. Proprieto's, and BY all Druggists Mailed
Tor 6 cents decl4 s2m
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PARIS, Dee. -.
The Journal OARcisl THE morning IN.
sounoss he rssignstioa Of The misistsy
and H. Empssos's dstsEninstioa 70 ~
cspt the saas. Il coataiss also 8 lsttss
from " Emperor 10 II. Olivier. rsqusst-
Ing him 10 name psrsons Who win associ-
ate with him and form . hoocgsosoua
cabinet, faithfully representing the Legs
lative majority and resolve to apply in
letter and spirit the Senatus Consultum Of
September 9th. The Emperor counts on
the devotion Of the corps legislstif to the
great interests of the country, no less than
on that Of n. Olivier, to aid him in the
task he has undertaken Of putting into
successful operation constitutional
regime.
PARIS, Dec. %.
The new session Of. the corps legislatif
commenced to-day NJ. Schneider was
reelected president by vote of 100 to 40.
The liberal Paris journals, commenting
on the Emperor's letter to n. Olivier. say
that personal government is now 1T an
end in France and the letter il the first
chapter of the liberal empire.
Suppression Of the DaImatian In.
SWrrece1Om.
LONDON, Dec. %.
Dispatches from Vienna confirm the
previous report of the entire suppression
of the insurrection in Dalmatia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

PERsoNAL.-Rev 8. H. Mar-h. fresi-
dent Of tho Pacific University in Oregon,
IL on visit to his relatives in Burlington
He is q son Of tho late President James
Marsh Of the University Of Vermont.
Senator Edmunds was one Of the
pail bearers, and Judge Poland was a
member of the Congressional committee
Of arrangements at the funeral of Score
tary Stanton on Monday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

DANBY.-Christma eve was, to the
members Of the Congregational Sabbath
School Of Dandy, time Of special in
terest and enjoyment.
We went to sse the promised Christmas
tree, and lbeheld . trio Of trees, like thres
beautiful sisters, "All dressed in living
green" "comely TO look UPON even with
out extra adornments. But that comeli-
ness was greatly increased, or rather.
TRANSFORMED to perfect splendor, By the
many valuablss Of every variety, esti-
mated at between $500 and $7O0, sus-
pended upon their branches. and % skill
fully distributed among the foliage, as
clearly to indicate the good taste of the
ladies under whose supervision the whole
was arranged. At IN early hour the
house was we'll fllsd and the exercises
were introduced with singing BY the
choir, prayer, reading tho Scriptures and
appropriate rsmarhs By Rev. J. 2. Stone.
Then followed the lively and gladsone
time Of rift distribu9ion, intsfspsrssd with
sxcellsut singing - TIE childsan. I'd 81 8
L. 0rflth, after whiah Rev. L p. Stone
Of Pawlst eavs ! Gkeet bat iatsresting
addrsss ma 1fsnoenead ~ bsasdietian-
An wuus awsyg1eaesSd Asppg. = =
word, - ~11o1g sAAir Was : conpsses
hU00aen AsNg Il sxsIs4 I ssgsss ssb u EFES
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

EOR SALE. TWELVE OR FIF-
- TEEN TINS VI upland hay. Should pr.frr
N have u fed on the place. Enquire of
Hviws 1KO. -. BATES. IittsfotJ, W.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

Reported expressly for the HKRALD by CHAMBrs-
LIN, SruRoEs Z Co., Commission Nerckants,
70 and 81 Faneuil Han Market, Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

nc Ecumem1caI COUNCIL.
ROME, Dec. %.
1t is certain that in the questions thus
far submitted for the consideration of the
committees appointed by the council
nothing is -sid ON the -utjsct Of infali-
bility
The Pope expresses the opinion that
members Of the council have no voice in
the regulation Of that body's proceedings
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

Rulland Retail Prices Current.
Reported expressly for the HERALp by cHEsTHn
knosLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

FULL OF PRACTICAL AND USEFUL
MATTER"
The Maine Farmer gives this unsolicited en-
10 sement to the New ENGLAND FARMER and We
make II good By the numher.sss comnun ca.ions
from practical farmers in all parts Of the country.
Terms Weekly $50, North y q 80 pr year.
r. r. EATON CO., Boston. Ma~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30
NARBoLlC sALvE.

The important discovery Ut the CAHBOIIt
ACID ~ = Cleansing. Purify ing. and Hcaiin,
agent IL ons Of the mot remarkable results o
modern medical research. During ths late civi
war " was extensively used in the Hospitals
aud wss found TO be not only thorough disin
| fsctAnt, but also the most wonderful and speedy
| HEALING REMEDY evei known.
| It lie now presented in a scientific oombinatier
With other soothing and healing agencies, in the
form Of . sALvE; and, having been already
used in numberless cases with most satisfactory
and beneficial results, We have no hesitation in
oGsrins 1t ~ the public a. the most certain, rap.
"a, and eaectual remedy Tor all Sores aud Ulcers.
% nattw Il how long standing, for Burns. Cuss.
wounds, and svay abrasion Of skin or dssh. and
for ada disunsss ssnerally.
so,d ~ N DtasgisAa. Pdos Is eeats.i
JOHN ,. HENRY. s.ls Proprietor.
No. 8 College Place. NevYnrh.
HENRY 4 CO.,
Uus1fnsxo~ We
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The SpnDtsl GuWboats In Charles
ten.
CHARLESTON, Dec. %.
The officer. Of the fleet Of IL Spanish
gunboats, now anchored of the Battery,
wcre entertained at q collation. to-day
given BY the municipal authorities. The
Heet will remain here for three or four
days and it IL expected will make this
port their regular rendezvous
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

ST.. PAUL. Dec. 20.
Tho family Of Governor McDougAll ar
rived hcre to-day from the north. They
loft Pombina last Saturday and will await
tho arrival Of Gov. MoDougall. who IL ex-
pected to arrive Ia st. Paul next Friday,
on route TO Canada. They deny tho re-
port that Gov. McDougall had anything
u do with arminy tho Indians or melting
them u rise. They believe that the mass
of the inhabitants support McDougall,
and that they were directed and con-
trolled BY . few designing leaders who
misrepr. ssntsd Med ,uyall's mission, and
won them over.
A st. Paul despatch commenting ON the
Red River news received from New York
to-day, says that the report that squads
OF 6ibusters are to b. passed over the
railroads within ~ miiss of the Beitish
borders II = fsbrtossioa, - tie nearest
railroad point i 40 ailss iron The
border. aud forced march, With The
ground covered with snow and the
mercury from 10 70 30 degrees below
zero, Il not probable. The Winnsbarpo|
are advised NOT to rely upon any naAssiel|
aid from snch expeditions, ~ they my
exist only on paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

New York, Dec. -.
The Eeis Terry bostA Jay Goah -
James FIJI, j., oolidsd With tni4l =
iueoe this morning, midway In ths Eivsss
bstwesa asa street. and Jersey City slipa.
h COSTA rss ints ~ FL sni11Aipa
aashing ~ 1888 - hs3 IL 0sd11
w. baAly stsss. IT, III w. tDWol
n ~ aloost inkisg ooaditiea, 70 Ar
aas ahie aasd, vhsss - ~ No. -
~ 0seN baesssd n ~ 1sHy vAeql
= ~ 1is depek Mos - - $780,
- ~ iajarsd- Dana0s e1ina>De q
Th@s va> - doas = setisily q -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

A SwINDLER.-TheG Greenfield Gazette
says young fellow Of prepossessing APP
pearance. some twenty-five years Of age
and accompanied with young fenale, il
on swindling tour through the country
and tried to play his little game in tina,
town on Tuesday last. The pair spen,
Monday night at the Mansion House, and
Tuesday morning the innocent looking
chap presented himself to well known
gentleman there in the Episcopal church
and represented himself as nephew of u
certain Bishop giving the name. and
stated that he was in search of an English
engineer by the name of Clark, who was
residing there. The gentleman endeav
ored to find his friend for him, but ascer-
tanned that there was probably no such
person in town. The young stranger was
sadly disappointed, and finally confessed
that be had depended upon getting from
Clark sum of money, and failing to find
him, he was left almost without dollar
TO pay his hotel bill and their fare to Bos-
ton, whittier they were going. The kind
hearted gentleman gave him $40. and u
letter to friend in Boston, asking his aid
for the young people. After the fellow
had gone, and thinking the matter over
tho gentleman thought perhaps all was
not right. and making inquiries ut the
Mansion House, his suspicious were con-
lirmcd. He went TO the depot and found
that instead OF taking the train East, the
pair had got aboard Carols train. for the
North. III. called tho fellow out, aud
foand that no had occurred tickets for
II. was made 10 hand back
.ho ten dollars, also the letter given him,
md was thon suffered To take his depart
ire for now field Of operations.
Tho same parties were In Rutland last
we.k and succeeded In imposing on Row
Mr.. Peck, rector Of Trinity church. who
,ery literally and kindly contributed. AZ
10 supposed. 70 thcir relief, ss the son
md daughter Of the Bishop Of Nowfound-
and. Happily the career VI these swim
llers wAs brought to = close ON Monday
ast BY their srrest at Cooperstowa, N. Y,
md wsrs brought before Judge Stnrgis,
hsrgsd With attempting to obtain money
lnder islse pretsnces, and held for trial.
-
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A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL.

HOR DYsIABEs OF TEE THROAT AMI
LUNGS. DUCa A. COU0HB. COLDS.
WHOOPM0 COUGH, DeOH-
CHITIA ASTHMA, AID
NOMaIyMpTIOM
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NOON, g . e'dlosk.
when ehildro Vim - aAni41sd Sbs 10 ssstS.
sdul0 IS eon1n. OoanD o. - o'oBk.
Tisksas 1og nj e uroohs' Mnsls 0toso. Vhsr<
sests msy be secured vithsut sxtna ehasUs.
d1u1ldHveW
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17
LATEST FROM CUBA.

Advices containing Jordan's report
of the engagement near Holquin have
been received. Valmaseda, being iein,
forced, determined to surprise the Gu.
bans. Jordan, fully advised, prepared
to meet Valmaseda, and advanced a
small force to lead the latter into an
ambuscade. Valmaseda's forces were
thrown into confusion. Jordan charged,
forcing Nalmaseda to retreat disorderly
His impression is that the negroes
broke on the first attack. This fight
destroyed Valmaseda's army, giving
the Cubans control of the entire Ho,-
quin district. The Spanish loss was
ITO killed and wounded and TOO cap
tured and deserted.
tits reported that the slaves through
out the island are exhibiting symptoms
of INSTRUMENTATION and sympathy with
Cespedas. They are joining Cespedaf
in large numbers. thereby securing the
emancipation proclaimed by the Pro-
visional Governor They make, it is
said, good soldiers.
Quesada is nearly ready to attack
Neuvitas, with a certainty of success
unless the Spaniards are reinforced. II
is believed they will avoid the contest
Vessels sufficient to remove the garri-
rison are concentrating before Neuvitas
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these committees. He expressed the
opinion that the remaining portion of
the Conference would be worth more
to the denomination than the whole
Conference had heretofore been, if the
members of the body, clerical and lay,
would "off with their coats and up with
their sleeves, and go to work in earn
est" Rev. D. A. Long followed in an
earnest appeal to the membership to go
to work and introduce order aud system
in all their operations.
Rev. d. A. Long will take the pas
toral charge of the churches at Antioch
and Bethlehem, ia this vicinity. He is
IN educated young man, very pleasant
speaker, and is destined to exert an az-
cellent influence in this section.
Rev. G. w. Woods was chosen mis-
sionary of the Conference.
Rev. d. A. Long and DR.. N. M.
Burkholder were appointed delegates
to the General Convention of the
Christian Church, to meet in May, 1870.
Rev. G. W. Woods and John Burk-
holder were appointed fraternal mes
sengers to the Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina Conferences.
The session was very harmonious,
and closed, with the best feeling, to
meet again in October, 1870.
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oANNoTssBE ExCELLED.
q IT a r. IA III II I NJ +
m o TT G. il !fss :

N6G ~ -<zA- In - -A-@ -$-s
N o T Il G il !ssss
1. GA and after THE 10th instant, all
vessels arriving at Tins port fom ports to
the Southwark of Cape Feas river, N. o.,
viii be required t0,heave TO at the Quar-
antine Station near Buoy No.7 opposite
~Iraney Island, and there. await the in
pection AMI orders OF the Health offil er.
q AL vessels from ports known 10 De
infected with Yellow Fever, Cholera or
other Epidemic Diseases, but having had
no case during the voyage, will be quar-
antined ten days and thoroughly fumisat-
ed under direction of the Health otncers
3. Vessels arriving having had lnIec-
tious or contagious diseases on board
during the voyage, will be quaran t1nec
until ten days after the disap pearance o.
the last case, and thoroughly fnmlgalee
under the direction of the Health Ga1cer
. 4. Vessels arriving from infected ports
through the Albemarle and chesapeake
Canal, will be subject TO the sanae rules
and will await inspection and orders o.
the Health ofncer at or near Burton b
Point.
rs. Communication with tina shore 0.
passing vessels viii not be allowed ex
cent by permission of the Health Officer
6. Masters OF vessels and Pilots II
charge, and Harbor Masters. Will be b cid
responsible for any violation OF the above
BY order of the Board of Heaith.oa a.
E, 0. GsaAlEa, M. D.
III. as.rs.1 ss.o Health Officer.
EoREoLK, Va, June lat, 1869, Jel2
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

A Carlist conspiracy has been dis
covered in Valladolid Five hundred
Carlists have entered Spain from
France, under the leadership of Estartus.
Twelve priests have been arrested in
Burgos. The new Portuguese Cabinet
has been formed. ~
Commodore Jarvis, Of the United
States Navy, died at Geneva, Missouri.
aged "a years. He entered the navy in
1912, and has been on the retired list
for many years. A
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aTr The Philadelphia Press says ::
"The last aspirant for United States
Senatorial honor in Virginia, according
to the newspapers, is Gen. Robert Will
liam, of Washington, but the recent
purchaser Of an eleven-hundred-a
farm in Culpeppor county. Gen. Will
liams is better known as the husband of
the accomplished widow of Hon. Ste
phen A Douglass Well, fame is in
deed funny thing when man wins it
from the widow be rnarries.
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Correspondence of the Rich, Dispatch. ]
HARRlsoNBURe, Aug. 10, 1865

The Valley Virginia Christian Con-
ference, or so much of it as was left
after the secession mentioned in my
last, convened yesterday ct Antioch
church, three or four miles from this
place. d John Burkholder, the President,
took the chair and the Conference,
after season OF religious exerc Uses,
proceeded to business. Standing Com
mittees on Education, Home Missions,
Sabbath Schools and lem perancs, were
announced, auditle Conference was adj
dressed by the Rev.W. B.Wellons on the
work and responsibility resting upon
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sH Several days ago some suspicious

g@ Several days ago some suspicious
characters offered to sell Wall street.
operator $125,Ooo of the bonds stolen
some time ago from Mr.. Bennehoff, Of
Pitthole, Pa, for 100000 in green
backs. The police were informed Of the
fact, and on Friday detectives were sent
to Hudson City, New Jersey, to con-
clude the negotiations. The parties INST
at Rosh's Hotel, and John Laidlow, GA
briel Gorshyne and Arnold Brown pass
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Norfolk Post Office
aug. 16, 1869. Persons calling for
letters will please say that they are
advertised !" A5
LADIES' LIST.
A--E Armstrong.
D-A brown, Il Brown, j A Bland,
M V Brannon, E Billups, r d Back
well, M @ Bail, M M Barry, A Butts, L
j Durham.
CT Corey. G8 at
DIS B Dodd, B Dunbar, N Dun
nington, h DeCoster, M Dahlstrom, L
Fl Davis.
FL Forrest.
&c Gary, M Gordan,
H--N Holmes, M M Hall, NJ G Hath
way. -
I'M Ingram.
J--E Johnson, N Jones. M jackson.
KS 1Aeeliug, A Knight.
LA Lloyd, 2; L Lewis.
MI A Murry. 2; E Melsahen, r
Mclaughlin, R w Mclaughlin, M Ma
gee, R Moreland, Mrs Moore, E Morris,
L Marys, F McCaw.
Nm Nottingham, V N Nimmo.
Pc P Pitts, M Parramore.
OIL Quinn.
Re Rustic, E Reese
SIS Sykes, Mrs Sparks, s V Smith
TN L Tompkins, 2.
VIC Whittel, j I Weston, V WAL
ker, G Wood, M Walters, L Wilkerson
R Wilkins, A Wyatt, J CWise, V Win
ter, col; M f Williamson, G Williams, B
V White. 1 fp
Y-B S Younger. s M
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
AID Air, l. Archer, j Abdell, Hon
Mr. Aver.
Tt Ballard, j M Bartlett & Co, y
Banks, G III Baker & Go, K R Bell, j
Bell, Capt B Bell, L Bell, col; Mr. Bish
ops, E Branch, Mr. Boyel, H G Bradley,
R E Bradley, col; R Binnen, NJ V Burk,
CIV j Collier, L Chaplin, G eros
ker, col; w Cox, G Coon, A J Cofman,
j B Cross, G Crumple, j Cox, G E
Cook. 7l4afstt s4
Dc Dawley, l. w w Davis. A
Davis, P Davis, s Davis, 2; j H DsVi
j A Davis, E Davis, j Denney, N DIX
on, S w Dean, S d Dunn, w Dozier,
Rev T W Dudley, B Dolls, l. Dudley,
Capt A Dunton. es5 Els a
E-W Edwards, j Elder.
F-C Fitchett, Mr. freeman, j Frank
lin, l. d Fuller. @eHe
CD Gatewood, G II Geeslin, j
Gibbs, c Godfrey, Maj w M Gordan, A
Goldsborough, 4 German, R Gray, G
Gordan, E Gordan, r H Gwathney,
Capt B Guy, r Guy. vs. s.3A 9
H-W Hall, j Hall, II Harris, K Har-
rison, w Hahurst, D Harris, Il Fl Hem
dren, R Henly, Capt j F Higgins, d S
Hooker, B F Halstead, j II Holland,
Capt j E Hooker, G Hodges, J D How
ard, w Horner, 7 Habard. &jte
J--C e Jenkins, w r r Joyner, E
Jorden, H Jordan, col; Il johnson, w
S johnson, F johnson, j j johnson, G
johnson, A Fl Jones'.
K--Mr Keller, j l. Keeling, j Kilby,
G S Keefe, III Kirston, d King.
L-W III Leeterett, j I Lester, 2; 2
E Lewis, Hon l. Lee, F Lewis, A w
Lewis, J Lee, D M Lee, R B Leon, MI
Liggins. ;7Hsi0 5tN7 ef
MI Mackey, j Matthias, DR. H M
McKann, j A MeAlpino, H McMair, !
Mason, ] Miller, D Minzssheimer, L +
Morrisett.
N-R E Nash, W Novel;, P METRE.
GA s ouiton, A Oglevey, ] Out
ten, sa aa t1OG aN9 I1T
Ri H Rand, N Reed, col; A B Roy.
den. t. -s
Sc G Scott, 7 Snow, L D Smith
w H Stein, E T Summers. l2 YEA
W--Rev 4 Washington, @ M Wright
Il, B. NICHOLS P. NJ.
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N sW Advertisements.
FOR RICHMOND AND ALL REGULAR
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
YNHE Fast and Elegant U. s. Mail
i Steamer
JOHN SYL ESTER
Capt. 2. q. CLIFFORD,

Capt q. Z. CLIFFORD,
Leaves Campbelrs Wharf,
for the above named places 6G1al1s ~
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
s.AEuRDAY.s, at 6 O'CLOCK A. M, re-
snd FRIDAYS, touching at Portsmouth
each way.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg
on arrival OF steamer.
Passengers arrive in Richmond in time
TO connect with evening trains on FSed.
erieHs burg and Potomac Railroad, for
\. .tshs rgton, Baltimore and all points
NORTH std next morning with trains on
Chesa. cake and OHIO and Richmond and
Danv lie Rail roads, for all points South
and West.
Fare to Richmond. .........,..,.S2
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from l to p. M, for City Point.
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
Landings on James river.
Freights for Way Landings must be
prepaid.
For further particulars apply to
A. |. HUME, Agent,
aui7 Office Canpbell's Wharf.
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER
IN SHIP.

q. Hofheimer and NJ. Hofheimer have
entered into Co-Partnership for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Wholesale and
Retail q ~ ..,sil ]
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHlAs.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
To Old Point and the Capes.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aug. 18th.
The steamer N. p. Banks -
will make an excursion to lHs =
the above points leaving her wharf at
Portsmouth going and returning.
1t is the intention of the Managers to
make this the excursion of the season.
A Brass and Cotillion Band has been
engaged. sa4l-se
Tickets can be procured from the Man.
ayers. the Fraternity generally, and at
the stores OF Me ssrs. Henry Jordan, +. A.
Karn, J. M. Freeman. Ceas A. smith
Fiske, Portsmouth.
N. B.-Persons purchasing tx ticfsts Will
see that they are endorsed with the name
or the person selling them, otherwisethe
tickets will not be recognized at the boat.
au16.3t
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER.
IN SHIP.
z. Hofheimer and M. Hofhsimer have
entered into Co-Partnership for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Wholesale and
CLOTHING BUSINESS
At the Old Stand of 2. Hofheimsr, who
has successfully carried on the Business
y
The name of the firm will hereafter be z.
Hofheimer q Brother, who will keep on
hand large and general assortment Of
GENTS CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS,
At Wholesale and Retail. Promising
our friends and patrons renewed efforts
to please, We respectfully solicit call
from all in want Of Goods in our line.
z. HOFHElMER Il BRO,
aul1-1m 81 Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
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Bss- We regret to announce the
death Of Hon. James w. Osborne Of
Gaallottej NC. he died al lis hons
ss II 8. M Wednesday in the fifty
41t5 ye9E Of his age. He had been
dangerously i'll for several weeks and
his death was not wholly unexpected.
We knew Judge Osborne well. He
was fine specimen Of q gentleman of
the Old school and was distinguished
for his urbanity. As man he was
true, talented and coed, and he dies
regretted by ali. He was in Norfolk
on Tuesday with an excursion party.
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COMMERCIAL AND
~ MATHEMATICALI INSTITUTE.

Assisted by Mr.. L. B. Allen, will open
the next session of this School on MON
DAY, September 6th.g The usual sEngltsh
branches, Latin, Greek and Double En-
try BOOK Keeping will be Taught. Those
wishing to make Business Men of their
sons Will find advantages in this School.
Parents desiring to enter their Sons Will
please give me their names at their ear
i1est convenience. istAf-f
For English Bra inches, $12 SO par quarter
:" Latin, Greek or Book Keeping IS 90
per quarter.
For Board, $40 90 per month.
For further information apply at my
residence, No. 20 Freema son street, oppO.
site Christ Church
WIN. B. RoDMAN,
aul6-1t VA, Principal.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

ed over toEhe detectives package said
to contain the stolen bonds, receiving in
return a package containing $1Oe, 900 in
counterfeit greenb..eks. Soon after the
transaction was completed Laidlow and
his partners were arrested on charge of
robbing Mr. Bennehoff, but upon exam
ination their packa ge was found to con-
tain one genuine $1,000 bond and
about three pounds of old paper.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17
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