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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08

~ Land buyers are referred to the advertise
mcnt of y, NJ. Burlord in to.day's paper.
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f8 t. 1900 ontu 0ssoi rho f%iatioo Who
goul, Iu DltIod mtbo 4 n sumio IN aa'o Uon
fliualor .uuIl mr0f IN tho lut place we
lnlot an. 0uila holo nn lo entertained NJ mcl
m Ncu., o l'on Houston haa lyub liuoo s,,ou
convincing proof that li0 cars have become In.
pcrv ioua Ia the voice, and his heart stcolod
against thu wishes, Of hs constituents, A mum
Dor Of gentlemen hive been spoken Of in private
circles W. his successor, Among others, We have
heard the names Of Judge lIcmplill, Arson Jones,
aud Gov, Pcasc mentioned In connection with the
succession, As Gen. Ruak resides in tho Fast
Gen. Ilouston's successor would very probably
be selected from tho West. Without saying
uught against the claims of the gentlemen lnen-
toned, or against II host of distinguished gentle
men in the West whose talent and patriotism
would reflect honor ON the position, we think
that no mun could BE- found in that section of the
state who would bring to the position more solid
talent and sterling ability, than the Hon. NJ. NJ.
Potter, Of Galveston, Mr.. Potter has taken his
stand in the front rank of Texas statesmen. and
in national polltics is sound to the core. 1t IL
altogether guess work with us, but we predict
TINT whoever goes to the \. $. Senate from, The
West will have him to beat.
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No Legal Advertisements will be inserted
III this paper, unless they are accompanied by
the money, or the payment assumed BY some
RESPONSIBLE persons, Such advertisements are
in all eases due at the time of their insertion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08

Goacy. for November, is ON our table, The
ladies shy it is surprisingly excellent. They
Know.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08

"a Col Nat. Terry, of Tarrant county, ad-
dressed thO people of this place at the Masonic
Hall on Saturday night last, at the request OF
the Democratic Association. The Colonel made
some happy hits at knOw-nOthingism, and kept
his audience in a roar of laughter by his sallies
Of wit and anccdote. At the conclusion of his
speech Gen. Good was called for and responded
in his usual fclicitous style. Sam " is on his
last legs in Dallas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08

~ The Times gives II lengthy account of the
great know-nothing s. feed which came off in
Austin on the 9Sd and 9th ult. The Times is
tolerably minute in its details, but omits to men
ton some circumstances which we have heard
from outsiders. 1t lauds Gen. McLeod's speech
very highly, but says not a word about his open.
ing remarks, in which he alluded to tho threat
ming sky and inauspicious elements, suggesting
that it might DO ominous Of defeat, and that the
f~rowuing clouds and descending rains probably
demanded that a Jonah (pointing to Gen. lIous-
tony should be throw. overheard to appease the
incensed iates of know-nothingism. Nor does it
tell why Judge Ochiltree was vocifcrously and
constantly ohcercd in his speech until he announ-
ced tn at he was not a know nothing, and then
met with n cold, silent and impatient hearing un.
til he closed. Such, however. w are informed,
are facts.
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Convention meets at Aus
tin, on the 10Th JNNuAWr NENr.
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We don't voucli for the character of his drcams;
however, " there's the rub must give him pause"
Let him heed for once tho voice Of an outraged,
misrcrrcsentcd and betrayed constituency, so
t5at Texas may for once have n united voice and
sresel,t an undivided front in the Senate of tho
United States.
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lIxRp co BEAT,-Ne have been shown II 6at,
grown on the farm ofAlr. Samuel Bccman, in this
vicinity, mcasuring 22A inches in circumference,
about as " long as the moral law and weighing
. pounds. Whoever treats that bot will be hard
t bset.
nESrErcTnE FRE,-On Sunday evening last the
new house of Alexander ilarwood, Esq, situated
about four miles northeast oftown, was wholly
consumed by fire. Mr., Ilarwood and lady attended
church in town in the morning and remained ut
Capt. Peaks, on the road homo, till late in the
evening, They had left Il negro woman in charge
of the house. When they arrive in sight of whG.t
they left in the morning as their home the cutirc
building was Il mass of curling flames. livery
ching was destroyci-houses, kitchen fun niture,
clothins-nothing was saved from the dGvouring
element.
The house had been recently orecsed, and ha,
only been ~tcnantcd by the family a few days. TIT
fire is supposed to have been accidental The los
is estimated at about 81 5000.
Mr., and Mrs, llarwood have the universe
sympathy of the community in their misfortune
But we are gratiied to sec that our old friend
.Aleck, is not cast down by his loss, hut with hi'
usual energy and i~ndus'ry has commenced
brick building on the ruins of the one destroyed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08

II 1t is in the memory of everybody, or ut
least Of all who read the rapers, that some twelve
months age Gen. Houston, in n public speech ut
Nucogdoches, declared HIS determination to re-
SIAN his seat in the United States Senate. Every
body secretly rcioiccd at the announcement and
have waited patiently for the fulfllment of has
promise. Why don't he resign! Does he re-
quirc any further evidence that the people OF
Texas no longer desire his rahuob6 services in
Congress! viii he longer outrage what he must
see is the sentiment of at least ninc-tenths of his
fellow citizens, by rctaininSa position which he
has forfe' ted By habitually aud grossly missrep-
resent ne them There can be no further qucs-
ton of the overwhelming disapprobation of his
constituents. Every democratic member Of tho
Legislature, and all of his know-nothing brcth-
rem with three solitary exceptions, have solcmnly
voted that they disapIrovo of his course. Why
will he kick against the pricks" longer, or
.yoigly attcmpt to evadc his impending foto! Let
INA retire from a position which he has dishonor.
SNfsknd give place to a better man, His day has
passed, his course is run, therefore let the old
man
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08

81 Our townsmar,, y NJ Burford, Esq, doliv-
cred u political address before the Young Mems
Democratic Association ut Austin, during his re-
cent visit to the seat OF Government. The Ga
:ciic says ;-''TLc remarks of Mr.. Buriord crca-
ted great applause, aud abounded in happy illus
t%ratiOns Nf the principles of the know-nothins
party. lie is a man of much wit and lnmor,
and the knOw-,othing who may break a lance
with him will surely get the worst Of the battle
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aTEsT MAIL NE WIS.
YELLOW FEVER In NORFOLK AMI
PORTSMOUTH.
RARRY,s ROW BURNT.

Tho report of the Norfolk Sanitary Com
,o;t.se for the twenty.four hours endlnl
THURSDAY. at P. NJ, shows that there nav,
heen seven new cases in the city. ana wv.
deaths--sll except one from the nere'o.o rs
;nfected district In the hospital theie
four cases and one death ....;,ad from,
No official report could be oplaiheI
49, po-,smouth Sanitary Committee. III.
~ SohonIfeld. chairman Of the commi'.ee.
~. oonv e,, rsnorted dead day or two since
W;s WING dangerously i'll. Ihere are nui'
/ re- * cases among the servants. a.
IN Thursday night "bsfrys NV AZ
infeetive district, was hreo anu puanou A'o
",.an,n, was made 10 stop the flames.
A' te Paramount Wednesday religious ser
"a we're held In the Baptist and Methodist
ahurcbss. Rev. Thos. Hume officiated inthe
Slrn.r and Rev. w. H. Wheelwright, as
I'D nv Rev. James Chisholm, Episcopalian
n;ster cficiated in the latter. The last
nsn,ed gentlema an, our informant says. deliv-
arsd an eloquent and impressive prayer, be-
sascbinp the Great Ruler to stay the ravages
of the terrible scourge-
Considering the depopulation of the town,
the attendance was large.
There were forty cases of fever in the
Naval Hospital, and some of the patients
diving. The fever in Portsmouth was rapidly
Increasing. Messrs. &. FL. Parker and VIM.
r Collins, reported dead, were still alive
Among the sick was the Correspondent of
the Petersburg Express, who has heretofore
fnroished that paper with list of the dead.
Among the sick in Norfolk, was son OF
w. 81. Rid, Esq, late Candidate for Mayor
of that city.
From q passenger who came up yesterday,
we learn that when the Coffee touched
at Portsmouth, there was not soul on the
wharf, save a little negro boy. The town
looked deserted.
When the Curtis Peck arrived at City
Point. gentleman came out on the wharf,
and hosting red flag warned them oil,
with the alternative-if they would land-of
having to leave Petersburg by l-2 o'clock
this morning, which would be enforced by
the authorities of that place.
Three cases of fever are reported to have
occurred at Hampton.
The barn and granary of Jno. Jones, Esq,
near Hampton, were destroyed by fire
Thursday night. Loss heavy no insurance.
The Curtis Peck was crowded with passen.
gers, who were permitted to land after the
Health Officer had done his duty. Many of
them, in consequence of the crowded state
Of the hotels, went on through By the cars
going North.
Passengers say that all who could leave
Norfolk were leaving.
In addition to the list of dead published,
we add the names of Master VIM. Edmund
Camp, aged ls, and Miss Amelia Lewis, aged
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CCrraapondence of the niEpatch.

TIagel TO Europe-Sale Of Hesse1s-Louis-
valle Ra0t-Paupers- Wheat.
NRw YORK, Aug g.
Travel TO Europe begins to sgia little. The sea
son indeed is considered nearly over this side
and the steamers coming over are likely to have
m. passengers now then those going. The Attain.
tic for Liverpool yesterday, had 1873 some 80 less
ihsn she has accommodations for Among then,
4 are Paul X. George, Sir VIM Don, aud Hon Mike
Walsh OF his city, and Thomas Silver of Pnila
dephia who goas out TO auperintepd in Europe the
Introduction Of bis newly invented narins engine
Governor. The Atlantic also took out $500 900 In
specie.
Several vessels have changed hands at this por,
within the day or .wo past rhe bark l. Watts
Jr, built at Pembroke Ia l64e 272 tons, was sold al
o. 400, four months. Brig Ida Raynes, 300 tons
buit at Portsmouth, N. H., in 1876, SIS 600, enc
third cash, remainder three and ak months
The city railroads continue TO pay well. The
recaiets of the Sixth Avenue company for July,
were Slo.270; Eighth Avenue $25 $50 so Total
S44 100 60.
The Lsuisville election riots continue to make
aproound impression here. The journals all
comment according to their predictions, The
Tribune pitches into the "city Ru.horiss' for not
doing their duty the Times calls the riots the ira
gc sid Of Know Nottingham; the Express defend
Sam, and the Journal OF Commerce 10 disposed to
i stand on the same side.
The ship Wabama has bean attached for non.
p.ymsnt of commission money, and fines the
q sengers brought from Antwerp and not lsnded al
i Csst's Garden, as required. The vessel has also
been attached in consequences of the refusal of the
Captain to give special bonds demanded for eigh-
4 teen boudable discovered and reported from
& Albany. The Wabama is owned In Wiscasset
Mile, aud was consigned TO the captain. The
penalties incur cd almost amount to confsca-
lion OF the ship, and 10 any event will reach seve-
j raj thousand dollars.
Capt Crsbtree, at the meeting Of the Commits.
sioners of Emigrs alton, yesterday, reported ist
Il Of nearly hundred disabled persons who are now
depending upon the board for support, and 1t was
directed that they be sent back to the ports whence
they came
TINS foreign advices have give, frmness and
soma activity to breads,uffs but cotton Ia dull
Saes OF flour have been made for October and
NOV nber delivery at seven dollars Wheat was
10 iair demand yesterday at rather better prices,
and corn, with sales of 100 bushels, advanced two
cents
Chss Wallack, son Of James w. Wallack, the
actor died suddenly yesterday. He was formerly
acsptsin In the British army
Swiss mailing from Wheeling Va, was dread
io'iy Injured on the Harlem Railroad Yesterday,
having MS foot nearly torn off, arm broken, and
lace horribly msngled. BE was brought 10 the
Hospital. N-0
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1 r .,,,r..- AID Loss OF LIFE AT CrScrN-
| lhh ~ ria.i,rati papers contain the particu-
NATt.-tne s, IN ,hat city By the falling of the
Iss ol VIZ ~ he new building for the Ohio LIE
ssone coo sns Tr,rst Company, already reported
| Insurance | Tha Titled were ii B. Curtia the
ys5.c,or. Robert Cameron, master builder; B.
con. ,s 81 ,hs Arm of Walden e. Vance; John +,
ctsmbers' boss carpenter; VIM. Grawson. stone
| S.sss A. nonhaau and James Gillian iaborers. -
Among the wounded were v. Burton, carpenter,
~ Schn,id, and severat others slightly The
| Commercial says:
| Az the bodies of the mastered men were drag
red from the debris they presented most fearful
| aud sickeuina spectacle, several Of them resem-
hing shanelesu heaps of dusty rags through
which blood. brains, entrails, and broken bones
:, zad and nrotruded a- cara
Durns The afte rnoon large stone was to be seen
in front Of tho building smeared with brsins. which
was partially yelled BY quantity of hair. Cameron
and Weldon were but slightly muuisted IN the face.
oul sne nSsos Of u 80. w. o'u"eu ou' "
mL ?. y. .a.p. -. IN III. a,t NJ ho,.tr. .tor.
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN FANCY

A GREAT REDUCTION IN FANCY
"A DRESS GOODS-NOW IS THE CHANCE
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has determined to
reduce his stock low as possible. and to do that
has made considerable reduction in the price of
his Goods. Among his stock may be found Needle
Swiss Bands; Swiss Edgings and insertings Infant
Waists; Cambria, Swiss and Nansook Mullins; Emb
and Dotted Musns; Linen Cemb. Lawn and Emb
Hdkfs; long and short Silk Mitts; Hosiery Of every
description; Belts; Fans; Bracelets and many other
desirable Goods, which will be closed out ct ex.
tremely low prices 20 be convinced Of the fact
You have only to call at
@ GOLDSMIT's Cheap Store,
aus fE No. 205 Broad 1T
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
MRS. WOOLHOUSE offers her SER
AX1 vices to the Medical Faculty and the Ladies' of
Richmond, as Leecher and Cupper, and trusts by a.
sdaous attention to merit their kind patronage.
~ Mrs w. may be found at all times at her resi-.
dence on 10th street, In the of 4. r. DuvaI's
Drug Store.
N B.-The best imported Lesehes constantly re.
eeiviug and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandages on
hand and made to order. fe %
A light over the door, from o'clock till morning.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
MONDAY next. 18th Aug, at 10 O'Clock at the Re.
.idence Of Mr.. Nat Sunderland on l7sh strsst near
venable. ne1t door to Mr. Haynes grocery, his en-.
tire stock of Household and Kitchen Furniture en-.
brasing general assortment Of we'll kept Furniture
&c. Sale without reserve. 4. ! '
.us ALEX MOTT, Auet
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TOBACCO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
l. HEATH ALLEN, San Francisco, California.
and lS4 Front st., New York, sell Tobacco com.
mission direct from and per account of the virginia
manufacturers and to whom we refer. )
Mesus Edmond, Davenport Co., Richmond, will
reply to any questfoss and transact any business
Our house t~-''s
Having established a branch OF our house in New
York. our rsaident partner In that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving trsnshippnR and
securing the lowest rate Of freight free of oomzns-
sion) on all goods consigned to our San Francisco
house. no 18-d&w1v
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BOARDING,

BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
- ed to furnish Board By the day or week. on the
most liberal terms. at the Marlboro Hotel on wall
treet. my l9asts ]. HARDY.
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Taylor l. WILLIAMS, Auots. ''0

Il OR SALE AT AUCTION-THE
, MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN DAN.
VILLE-The subscriber will sell at public austion,
known and f.voritely situated STORE HOUSE and
LOT which he recently purchased of Mr. NJ.
Walker and the same in which Mr.. Walker haa con.
Quoted an extensive Grocery, Commission and For.
varding business for some time past.
The house is large-some 24x80 feet, two stories
high. substantially built of brick, covered with tin,
and il nsdered the most desirable in Danville,
account of its location stand for business and its
conveoieDses as a Commissi and Forwarding
House ~11EG
The sale will be positive, and thu terms unusually
liberal, and made known ON day of SALE Possession
given on the lst day of September. -
au 8-4t sfjE SHELTON DAVIS
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS
IN Received and for sale at ls,
MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
Pictures from the Battle Field; by the Rowing En-
glishmap Sd supply. $l25
Akenside and Dyer's Poems illustrated 81
The Caxtons. New edition. $40.
My Brothers Wife; by Amelia B. Edwards. $50
Human Longevity; by Florius. S8c
The Pride ofthe Mess 25c
Frank Hilton. the Queens Own. sos
The Natural History Of Man; splepdidIy illustra-
ted with colored engravngs 2 vols Svo $40.
Buwer'a Novels, complete. 20 vols. s29.
aug -St
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Inc Case Of Passmore Wliiansson-Poultr Soei,ty-
Heated Term etc

Heated Term etc
m,, PHILADELPHIA, AuEuat9
=, Ifne bits have besn found against PassmoIe WI.
hanson and the ak colered men for an assault and
petsfy on Col. Wheeler OF North Carolina in car
lyas on his slaves The called to-day in the
tlii the 9Th, " f'Pe
The Wings Of the city met on fuesday evening
nc elected delegates to the convention which cts
va ussday nsxt 1t the COZ ttS courthouse In some
Vi the wards the excitement ran high, In conss.
qiehee ss Is alleged OF an attempt on the part of
meueen OF another political party to control the
TTsuhss, though nothing serious reiuted
t second annual exhibition OF Poultry socisty''
Ishnssivsnis will be held ON the 18th Of Novem
~ As1I IN concert Hall. 1t will be a rare colec
ot iowis aud do mes,ic birds, eaualIiur any that
@ cen held since the hen feyer'' has ssiz Id non
olI asrlcoltural friends " AP'N
roe hea Lion Camp Meeting commenced xs.tsr
ahe itfse nun Der Of the members OF the Msth
.s churches Ia this city repaired thItbsy a. an
ny Ieu, IN the cars of the PHILADELPHIA. ana RaIj
h. thShtoao Company, taking with then sn,h
nSSH utensiis and articles Of furniture az "a -.
r. !. 70 h me modern s,yle.of camp life.
H. Heatoe term 10 over, for ths pra..,. 81.
fol io' me ast few days we have had asiht
." with pleasant breszs "s'nnoneteI stood at
ne he~ grove yard Of the sssoris,s5 h., .,
a. ~ i~eniy- fourth ward wse crsnS5 - aug
4 ~ sho aiew q large crowd both az a yeiter,
900 Taere were $50 be I'D Of he ~ tets ana
ws nseP ana few cows and caIy.. epont
lily. 'e" oeei cattle OF inferior que.
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pE@ FOR GUENOT
4&S%Sa4 sPR NG Sat the REQUEST
OF many citzens, will run . FOUR 81 aE
Springs on Saturday evening next Leave United
states Hotel at o'clock; return to the city BY
&C ock Monday morning, losing no time from busi-
ne",piovided there IL a sufficient number to Co.,
eend 10 yoar orders for seats to me- or fesve th-m
at the United States HOTEL and the coach win call
for you. 80 rt1 sstN 90
Coaches for charter at all times on reasonable
terms. au tO-2tS VIM. A. WRIGHT
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NOTICE.-In pursuance of an order of
IN Henrco County Court will recsivs proposals
until the LIST Monday in September next for opening
a road from the point James river near the res.
denes of Ro Johnston, to the Kin gs and Road near
AR Yarbrough's, as surveyed by Joseph j. Pleas
ants which survey IL in the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Henrico. Persons wishing to
dertake opening the read, can call and examine the
,urvey at the CLERKS office. will attend At tbs
Point az JohBEtons Tuesday, the cath inst at II
O'Clock in the morning. if fair If not the next fair
day to receive proposals at which time the work 70
be done will be fully explained Persons wishing
iaGormation oou tbe gu ii set will call upon Mr. John
Gsrh light, who will take pleasure In giving all the
necessary information ACfsEE.
us.ri.o Ausust lest ssfs ss1s
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. - =
TRUsTEE's sALFooF AaasMALIL

tRUSIEE'S SALE OF a 8 M ALL
L FARM NEAR THE CITY AT AUCflON.-
By virtue Of the provisions Of Deed OF Trust to A
b. Davis dated 18th July, 1854. and recorded in the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of Henrico County Court the
the 9Th August 1885, in the room and stead of sai
Davis who has removed from this State,) will sell
on THURSDAY, 2Sd of August, 1885, upon the pre-
nl.es, at 81 o'clock P. the property conveys in
said deed being parcel of land containing 12 acres
lying miles from the city, near the Brooke Plank
Road, Immediately to the East of ckmann's Tav-
ern and adjoining the lands of Jesse Williams Johr
A. Parker and others. 30 Iifar CsTf : =
This land II wall enclosed; has upon 1t q new
framed house with rooms and may be made de-.
sirsble plsce.
TERMS viii be In accordance with the deed and
will be made known at the time of sale.
ti1 81 Ga.4Fs JAMES M. TAYLOR,
Substituted Trustee.
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r. Fl. SKINKER & CO., No. SO Cary
lie street, offer for sale
155 hbds. Sugar, part prime
AGO b5ls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars
800 bags Rio. LaguaYra and Java Coffee
so hhds good reboiied tiolasses
1000 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
200 bbls new No. Msckerel
$50 bbla. North Carolina No. Lieut. and Gross Her
rings
500 kegs Old Dominion Nails s..
10 tierces prime Rice -
leo boxes and half chests Green and Black Teas
40 hhds prime Western Bacon Sides
800 boxes Adamantine Candles -.t
800 Nova Scotia Grindstoues
5000 bags No Peruvian Guano
400 bbls. A A Mexican Guano
$50 tons lron-coDprisng full assortment OF
Bars, Hoops, Band and Sheet Iron.
ALsO-A variety OF other Goods, suited to the
country and city trade. aus
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va
~ B. B WALTERS, PsoPRIEroR Having pur.
chased the above well known establishment L re.
spectfuliy inform my friends and the travelling pub
lie that the house has been thercus renovated and
newly furnished throughout and is now open for the
reception of permanent and transient Boarders.
return my sincere thanks TO my friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage extended
to me for the last twenty three years and respect
fully solicit continuance of the same, assuring
them that nothing will be Left undone to make them
at HOME while sojourning at the National
N "A four horse STAGE COACH leaves thu
National Hotel every Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day, for Il City, N. c. au9-1m B. B. w.
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w,th.s.,l. "vooaefidss, Of Richmond, preached IN
NJ. S,lals, W. on Wednesday last. '' az
alss ,.a.n,, n. Gsrlsud. nice, of p.,,,..
'sss4iiS ct Auhsrst o. h W. 's'hsk Henry
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halifax Advocate: una 'he following In the
moad 1sas.n BY the Cars, yesterday. f,o,, ut,
aspor that the yellow fever hs.' rom hch
bets.S 10 That city We hope the report mss s Up.
and ), not ths least foundation for thi,
apo, ttsenEes By the carp doab,Isss ,oa =. tspeft
~f'u 'hsit way 70 Haiifrx '" so' tue story