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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

AS1axR O1Uls ssgsoS ~ rHr AcADssI-Slgror Mcroui,
the popular baritone, bis programmes 10 day isr
three oTcraic nights a, bo Academy, commencing on
Monday next Great interest will be attached 10 The open
ing night from hc Circumstance that two american as3,
Madame de Vhorst and sgnor Jac1p, viii sing uc rriu
cpal rsr's In Tho "TrUyatorc" with the merit q Mad.
sme de wiIhorst public - already vel acquainted
she has never yc, sung In e "1ro,storc' Jacor b tho
young American tcnOr who has achieved gratifying &rb
pcan SUCCESSES The remaining artists Sgn@ MJrel
ssnora Aidni, Sgnor SasparOnl AMI ssnor Nicolao
ssOor Horeli Is an excellent srpsi Aed shout 1erefNe
be secd manager
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Tho Inhabitants VI Mis- region are In peaoosul AMI
prosperous condition. Tho MINIS yielding fair Wagon,
ana toe fJmere are putting IN a large cytont VI grain
Tho gras and vegetation Forward tho :atuo being fat
enooah for market Tho pc.pec Is that largo crop Of
gram VIII be- ralsei The season, adding t0 butter and cat
tbst Of Sour ako
There vas recent fail Of tho meupta ms To tho
depth NJ SIX feet
serious Ctseissou had ARSON among tho saints nj Sdh
Lake City - said tat Brigham Young has been
PEELED u f~e the cfy To rave himself from tho fury Of
his uoGh Tho difficulty had ia, origin matters roli1g
he administrator Of Tho church property, we believe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

THE REPORTED RETREAT OF WALKER.
The Fihbusters Said to be on Board a
British Man Of War.


Sews reeched W yesterday dlrees rom Havana and
also by tbe way Of New Orleans thai Walker had
ouAted Nicaragua and had gone On board British vesso
OF al Fan Juan del Sur We give the dispatches
they came 10 Us. We cannot vouch for eaer truth.
OUR HAVANA cORREspOHDKsCE.
HAVANA, May 9, 1857
EHp0rsda from Cisrl ipsesoo ~ Cxoa-Heporses ReyeI
u Gs,,yo! WaRe--Hs Shelter oa Boar3 Britila SA:p
IrcceNed last night by express from tho south
side, from most reliable SOURCE that General Wacr had
been compelled TO abandon his deeDoes and bad taken
refuge board OF British of-war st San Juan de,
Sur, Colonel Lockridge remaining at Greytown. 60 ends
the Nicaragua Walker dynasty, and the trouble VI Lord
PalmeTson TO ts recognition, for The present pre-
the government hero received dispatches last nigh.,
and possibly papers, # alIo we'd, may give
particulars this morning, in which you viii have
Cuban Official version and dct b Of lhirgs that you viii
not have in ssan-b papers.
TELBeRAPBiC FROM NEW ORLEANS.
INV 0SISAss, Nay -, 1851.
TM R10r.ai Hcaeuastoa Of Ripc: BY Walse-.
The steamship promsibeus, from New York I'd inst via
Havana, arrived at this port She connected at Havana
with tho steamship Granada, from Asnwal, and brings
The California mails of Apri, 70,
The news from Nicaragua, IS highly important, con-
veyng does intelligence Of the from the conn
Try Of General Walker.
private letter has been received in hat city, stating that
General Walker has evacuated Rivas, and was Oh board
British man Of.war d; San Juan del SIR.
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THE LECTURE sEAsOH.

Y pSyrVnN ON LIGHT.
/ pov he bene6s o. the Ohrvcb Tor Dcat Nu;es
Nv Prof r. OGDEN DOhEMc9 NJ D., II me 1ealeuy
Of Lusic Thursday evening, Nay D. al 8 GcioeE
NEw Noss, ADyl n l8c7
Pros H. Ospgs Doansrs. e. y. New Tk Med,eN Ootess-
Dear Siv-Sap that unaertah ing Yves crth
menced sos,e yesrs $50 ng It's object Ia. promo
dow temporal and spi ituxi welf he au, deaf
nutes ard their auiAes OF this city vcilsy frus This
beginning has grows thc Incorporated pa-sh OF I've Prye
sapt ZIP pal .hn'oh ksoWn ~ 81 Aaner church Deaf
Nutes' oi ~hich the Rev. Thomas ,aIlndet IA Reouv
Hrs,ng reoenly ehaun w treasury be last payn,sni
Va building se " D,ahpg an etspt 10 0nIain
neaps for the erection Of The church e6cs popular lsc
frou, you upon s'nre topic connected VIII, st ,oe
with which name has become identified he benstt
Of Ne haLdag fund - ss church would .bedy bs At
respectfully request you give such .e,,e al ,he AGA
1emS ~ Music on ih.fsdsy evening, 9Th OF May.
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REwARDe.


cS PEwARD-roGr. A LARGE black, STRAIGHT
ng him have shove reward By delivering hun az ~
VI PIKE srerf.
ClA REwlRD.-LOsT, IN THE VICINITY OF CAR
sDlU rnansvie fnaN Whia buli terrier dog; crit
Nhnrvrr Ead Gog house Too, lJSih street.
ward. CHARLES A. LAMONT.
CD0 REWARD -LoSf, SNAIL. PAPgR BOX. con.
p~O naiugs cluster Diamond pm, - sopes diamond
shape Ni Obi cross without stones, IA sans Dos, with bgl
Ter maun ina tom EAndp Bsrennre 10 Hoard a Avery.
Apply ke.srs Raade Barumorc, 70 Sssssu street, up
stairs.
COX REw ARD.-I LOST \ DiAMoND BREASrPIN,
pZC siz,ls s'oDe, blaos cnarnoed seang. fhc finder
ton street, gp siLrs. WOOD HUGiDA
q sn REWARD. r-g MARY DEvERSEY. MAIDEN
sp.)V ~r, phs er New YORK zsa OF Asi June for
OF srnc had dark fress, black ak MANILA, vnic
hat AIRED 20 hal baf gs check sab her, Any person Sho
tac.a0oTu b. ealing "a Mira CaInsels b Hea
or street. NsS lors. Csnnsocui papers please copy.
ann RgwARD.--sfssIsa FRos MISS ADRItNs
6JUU seminary. JsAca Long Island, supposed v have
eOnc IN ne > oocok A. N. a.in " New York Monday
nornng, ne I'm ins y0ong .dy about IN yers o. ara
iAiue wli small bAs@ hgurrs crab clan alma trimmed
with pnkec russ-nd topr % tic sas. dars fancy straw
ming. with bss .nd white ralche villa blue, nd whs
ho~.re, black f,iirr oors. cio,htne marked A y.
beare deaca issau- r,Dnp lor v5pyirb eycs brown
hsr shos ~ inches Iona, vsy iheS sni enry and worn
roremonna. so me .rr III ~, sbsfi satanng ban
dollar rod psce ana several dollars IN chNnco. Any iufor
nation sia be Than sfuIy reoeved - e r- o. Dr. n
Csrke's l3 Clinbpn Brooiyn Dr ~. IT, Kiaxam's
yasassr l. ADD % Der fshsr Rslip r kiyAm, srgsh.
h deif - u
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(sLD yENs-THE AKNlvERsARY OF THE GOLD
" Pen Manufacturing Company No. a Nassau street. 10
usvcdab'y postponed order recruit rapidly dis
posod stock In the meantime strangers In the city
RDo6 article sf gold above found Old
Doa taken In exchange repaired THOS BLAKENEY.
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lyERrErNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE INSTITUTION
~ Of The New Church. s,gpiled by the New Jerusalem
beos q Revelations The grafton this occasion win be
= O'Clock. Hope chapel Broadway. aahiec-"rhs
xssse Of he New Church, s Past History Future
prsAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

Jews HOSPITAL IN Nkw YORK, NAY 4 iss,--iy
eoefsrmsv with the amendment W he constitution ensrsd
= e late session of The Legislature VI ibis STATE election
9sec directors 40 cass No VIII be he'll The l7ih day
hsy ns, ut the meeting OF he greene stree. sYlar
eu&uc The poll viii BE- opened 81 II oclQca A. 4 and 0e
2pdoek n by order or ne disecogs
SAhVEL A. LEwls. Honorary Secretary.
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-TROTTrNG. ON SATURDAY,
match Cor fi,ebo. mus heats, best
names br. m. Lady Ctsdner 10 10
~. Whelriey names bio. NJ. Beue
SHAW WHlrk Prov rwsofa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

~ Ae0slG VI TIuE -rhE sEMBERs OF cosTIe EN
ID nj Lodge, No 80, p and A. M hereby summoned
Anii1ue rooms. ID rellows' Is this (rhursdsy
evening, ~ O'Clock The exe-cises The anniversay
y cunnmcnco ocloak Corn,haD by or Ter of
eWh. ROBERT CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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rtuh TyRe.

IrNioN CouRsH, T. I.-oN FRIDAY NAY IS AT =
" Ocoek n mil hesis besi hres Ia ars A.
harr q. ], b. Julia Dean. ~ M Ferris
name ?. Webster. SHAW a within Prop rissors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

Arr SPECIAL NETTING or ENGISE COMPANY NO.
"a 81 held sncr The fire the iJh May, unanimously
rcived hat The thanks Of the company DO endeed John
and John Neshf for refreshments furnished
emp~ny afer he Gre IN Fast Twenty fourth street
GEORGE EcSRATH, TorcIs-ns
- T. surru Secretary.
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POLrTuCAI..

YNE NATIONAL ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, A.
u deaasied BY he Bib and The constiiul.Sn- national
'1S rnE xssRiGAN ABOLITION SOCIETY
yfl Auld iS snnivrrsary m-stnr NJ the
Crrv Assp ROOFS,
"a Broadway, between Howard and Grand sreets
yH.r-aay, lay IL 81 10 O'Clock
fk~Nhers d--Prcst BerAh Green, Wi-am 0ocdel
81 rredorsk Douglass.
nsasy's roons, Al Beekman rre~t
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OCULIB IN AsD AURl sTs.

..e~-
LADY n. D., oCU1.fsT AND ArRlsT, go sINrH
Ia most hopeioss Of blindness AL
.w~hpes disrases without opsTAcn rsn suDsen eyrs
wnAs naturally conver yrvsrc OF spsc,see- dis
|eensed VIII Ample rcferrncea osssuiehns run " N a
A LADY n n, oCULIsT AND AURisr, ga nRooxt
"A street. cures daily most hopelss of bnns ds
and seatness o the eyes, also des ness whot opera
80 ~ pain Premature wearing q ~ octsces DISPENSED W III
Asscls referSnrcs.
ulR. WHEELER, OCUr.isr NO ss BaoAnwAy, pr.
~ vr.es hs attention 70 diseases eye chy,ic ia-~
lasnssou o. ne eyeitis erecusy cursi: aims specay
"a removed without operation OErp hours o A nj No Z
n. French ARTIFICIAL eyes Of superior qualify sale
CARPETINe AND UPHOLSTERY.
~ RpAr RUSH FOR CARPrrrrG-ENarrsu VELVET
III esrvsinr Rrvesea ~ ree ply ingram oiolha
80 N0 rieres common ingram trrn 3s 10 yard
T. HyATT. 40 Bowery. oppose Rivington street
oc PyR TON FOR TIIe BEsT PfACH ORCuApp,
DO rel ash ana fehigh white ssh range gats ard
arnsce coal Now your time " ay Ia yhs u = cnrp ~
Yea Washington place. ". u. hoN'1s
rURNrTURn, 40.
0HooL guRrrrURh
o. appncsncs 81 pos
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NJorI0E.-rHE COMMITTEES ON STREETS pr THE
~ Board Of Councilman win bold meeting IN room No.
Ssied IN he proposed extension Of siSh avenue, As pc
90 '''' ''"'' IN kESS"1ps, oOmui,es
a. r. BICK /ORD' ! on
Low sSF k,fksyIISEE, srss'A
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MATRIMONIAL P AUIINE BEsrRANGR WILL Urov
rce nj cf twenty Eve cens its equivalent IN stamps
|~vr N ~ persop picture Of their past and
|p,rr bic ron specimens Of Handwriting she VIII give al
Ir~ n law uiis ourneye l0vo affairs &c Addrfss, with
.srn rouiaee. Pauline EEstranse, ". Y. Post once.
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or Pf.wARD-I.OGr, A LARGE BLACK, srRaI9H
Dbl haired dy white iest and vhie tip tail Any
me him have above reward By delivering him
N Pike srsr'.
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LJAEEFIkI.D.-THR MEMBERS or 1NDUSrRI ~
w Home Associaton No. who have not rsi IN full iu
mr. os, hereby notified thai AL iois pad for
e<we The lsh Of May win be sod AZ auction, 2. No. "a
Bywery he evrninE &c thai DAY NJ oc7ck. Tbs pur
chains trustee vii be at l63 Bswcry zach THURSDAY
- hcm ~ o'clock, until hal time, 10 dkpose Of sirpiE
usrpcrry and receive money.
OonNs a COOPER. Purchsstns rrasS,s>
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W kRCAkIfLE LlHKAKY AhsOuIATlON -KEaUIlAR
U atoms for 1877. For President Rowland a. Imp
50 Win Philip ps,er Go for Vice President Alexander
r. Phkc wfh Mcbride Bros for Corresponding Secretary
Henry 4 Psrsou Jr., 9TH Person A o.; for RECORDING
assssy, Jo-rps ?. banford with Marin Lawson; Tor
Dkss.~s Chss Adee with Jsmee Wilde Jr., 90; Afpd
LofAweod, VIVID LIVINGSTON, Ballard Co.; Chas NJ. Osln
niussp Co Henry e. Russell with Russell 4 irwin
uangh anrng Oesepany, Scosrs Jvwcssyi, with GOrnni
BENJAMIN PRICE Chairman
Esss,cn on Tue day, May IL rom A. MogPN
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rLoRENTIsB DuPLArsIr-l

AHADFMIUFTLW FIUHENTTNW UVFENTNIF-IUFE
MI arrived rom France, positively ts you the secret
W " obtain ne anso.ons Of Tho opposite -ex rov u en-.
o~ad n letter. direced 70 Nile Fcrsntne Duplsisla Post
rss view Ioss, sho VA sssd 70 al reye u Ne ppue>
boo
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IINrOy COURSE, L. J.
" Nay VI, a. 3 0'sOck, a
mree w I've. IA Wooirlf
pound ssson and driver
W pestcp, v bSnena
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-22

YOU'VE MEN DO you know that
glorious opportunity is offered you to
spend your idle moments in an agreeable
way by resorting to the Rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association, where
every preparation has been made for your
comfort and convenience, all of which is
rendered to you at far less cost than loaf
ing around the places of bad resort which
are opened to lure you on from the up
ward position which you should seek to
attain. The Committee invite you to
come-free of all charge-and enjoy
yourselves in rational way. Do not
fail to avail yourselves of such an Offer
ing.
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The NOTWITHSTANDING the best
Policy" was brought out last night, at
this excellent place of amusement, with a
fine cast. The plot of this play is simple
but interesting, and the time is laid in
one of the most attractive periods of
French history, that of the CONSUMPTION
under the Republic. Gle personated the
ohhanded, reckless and money-loving re-
cruting officer to perfection; Griffith made
an admirable cold man." Thompson, was
an inimitablc rustic Lizzie Palmer and
Mrs. Griffith were the very ideals of pref
ty peasant girls. The "Spcctre Bride
groom" with which the evenings enter
tainment concluded, created roars of
laughter such as Democritus never dream
ed of, and their reaction upon the players
was so great that two the gravest char
acters in the farce could not keep their
countenances.
Honesty the best Policy is to be repeat
ed this evening, together with the amu-
sing comedy of Parents and Guardians.
The management spare no efforts nor ex-
pense to please, and they could not have
been more judicious in their selection of
pieces of high moral tone and profitable
instruction. The acting is mainly excel
lent-much superior to the average in this
country-there is hardly ever blunder
or misunderstanding on the stage, Il
voice of the prompter is rarely audible,
the music is well chosen and tastfully ex-
ecuted under the direction of Mr.. FRED
ERIcK, gentleman-of twenty-six years
orchestral experience. On the whole we
consider it a matter of good fortune to our
community to have so desirable an OPP
portunity for innocent enjoyment as the
Messrs. CLARK & Co., now offer nightly
at the Varieties.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT.-His Honor had but
little in his line this morning, and we arc
enabled to present but meagrc report
from that quarter
As HIGH AS A KITE.-John Egan made
his appearance before his Honor this
morning on the charge of being drunk,
and after hearing was fined s., and re-
quired to find security.
AS BLUE AS INDIGO .-Charles Kelly
was brought up this morning for being
caught in bad fix, having INDUCED too
much in bad Whiskey. His Honor
thought it a good thing for Charles to
cork over So for his enjoyment. He
was also required to find security.
WITHOUT PAss.-Littleton Dennis
and George Pocket, two free negroes were
brought into our Court this morning, for
being with pass. Upon a hearing be-
fore his Honor, they were discharged.
CASE OF "S-u-E."-Quite an amusing
case was brought up this morning. 1t
appears some youngsters in their stroll
last night made use of the expression
"S-u-e," as though driving along a pig
or COW, and one of the guardians of the
night deemed it an affront, offered him
self, took the party "to taw" in the mat
ter, when some words ensuing about the
offensive expression it was brought before
his Honor for a final hearing, who prompt
ly dismissed the case.
Now, we would n all night strollers
hereafter to be on their guard, and when
the spirit of mischief is working in them
let them listen that they may be sure they
are not within hearing of any of the
"Charlies before they sing out "s-u-e," or
they may find the offensive expression
may bring down the wrath of "Charley,"
and cause the luckless stroller to be nice
ly cooped for the balance of the night.
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HOPE ENGINE.-This Engine, which
was sent up to Baltimore to Mcssrs.
Ives, for repairs, arrived this morning
in the Baltimore boat. 1t has been
thoroughly overhauled, repaired and
painted, and the members of the company
turned out to give her trial this morn
ing. at which they found she worked adj
mirable, throwing stream over the top
of the Presbyterian Church steeple, with
apparent case.
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Quick Sales and Small Profits.

HAVING received another lot of Fall
IL and Winter wear for Ladies' and Gen
tlemen, | would respectfully solicita call from
them as my motto is quick sales and small
profits. | am determined to sell cheap for
cash. for that is quite an object now.
Ladies if you wan:some really nice goods
fer the money. you can very easily get them
by calling at No. 50, Main st.
| have received a very choice LIT of
Bleached and Brown Cottons, all widths,
White Red and Yellow fannels, all wool, as
cheap as can be bought in the city for thu
same quality and widths, homespun checks,
Shifting, Stripes, DENNIS. Blue Drills and
lpany other articles in that line 1 have re-
ceived, and will sell them low for the cash.
Now ladies if you want beautiful silk
dress. either in Fancy or Plain can please
YOU certainly, for have a very nice assert
ment of these Goods, and bought of one of
the first houses in Philad .lphia, and the styles
are really beautiful and the price is exceed
ngly CHEAP, SO therefore, you must come
down and look at them, for am determined
they shall go. Gentlemen give me call when
YOU want anything in your line, from stand
ing collar to a pair Of socks, and think |
can suit you
J.D. CANNON, 60 East Main st.
oc 20 Successor to j. H. Dawson.
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Dry Goods.

DRY GOODS.
BLOC GOOD 81 co.
ARE OPENING
THEIR FAIL STOCK,
EMBRACING
One of the largest Varieties ever
offered in Norfolk,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
" Splendid silk Robes.
Splendid Robes i'Quile,
Beautiful Bayadere Silks, rich colors,
Chene 90 4"
Rich Plaid Silks,
Bavadere Silks-heavv, st 81 %,
Plain Coiored Silks, pretty colors and
Rich Robes in Cashmers,
Merno.
Beautiful Robes A'Quille,
+" g Muselin,
Robes DeChambre,
French DeLainrs in most beautiful de-
signs and colors,
Ducals, in all qualities,
Figured and Plain French herinos,
Rich French Calicos.
and Mouselins for Children
very pretty,
Plaid Poplins--high colors and beautiful
quality,
Black Silks in every variety, and at any
MOURNING, ITALIAN, Sc.
Cloaks of the latest Fall styles,
Velvet and Moire Antique,
Cloth Cloaks in full assortment,
Drab Cloth Cloaks or Busters,
Rich Chenille Shawls, from 50, to $780,
90.
Beautiful Figured and Plaid Wool
ShawIs,
Stella Shawls and Scarfs,
Broche do do do
Chenille Scarfs for Neck,
White and Colored Grape Shawls,
Fine Thread Laces and lnsertings,
Lace Collars.
Lace Sets,
Beau fully Embroided French Sets,
A new article in Marseilles Sets,
French Worked Collars,
Cambria and Muslin Collars at all prices,
With every article embraced in the En-
broidery department.
Embroidered, Hemstiched and Plain
Hdkfs.
Colored and Black Bordered do
oct 3 BLOODGOOD d co.
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X X NOTICE.

T HAVE large and splendid stock of
Il Fall and Winter Clothing,and am constant
ly receiving new and fashionable goods from
the best houses north, which am selling low
want just give me call and rest assured you
will not regret it. | have also good va
riety of Boys clothing to fit Boys from to Is
years old, which are going off fast.
l have also large stock of Gent rnish-
ing goods, and fresh lot ofsuperfne Cloths
Cassimers and Vesting, which / will make to
order in a superior manner and guarantee
fit or no sale.
N. bah goods left to be made and
trimed, positively cash, after this date.
+. A. karin,
90 20 No. TO- Main street.
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90 20
Furniture
Furniture
Enunifura

WE would respectfully inform our a
w friends customers and the pub ~
lie generally, that we are now in re- w
ceipt of our fall supply of FURNITURE to
when daily additions are being made, and
will compare favorably with any establish
ment in the State in point of taste, workman
ship and variety, all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. All persons in
want of furniture would find it to their adj
vantage to examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
N. B.-We have had manufactured in the
City of Norfolk, one of the finest HEARSES
in the United States, and we are now pre-
pared to attend to the Undertaking in the
neatest style and on tce most reasonable
terms A. A. GWALTNEY d co.
oc 20 No. II, Main street, Norfolk Va.
a. H. & Williamsburg Gazette Copy
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS.

.GOOOS
STEW A RI u CO., respectfully an
~ nounce to their friends a d the pubic
that they have just opened new and beau
titul assortment of Rich Dress and Fancy
Goods, to which they invite the attention o!
purchasers. The Stock consists in part as
follows:
Dress Goods and Embroidcries,
Rich Silk Robes of new styles and patterns,
do Striped and Plaid Silks,
do Byadon and Brocade Robes,
Plain Poult de Sori and Glacia Silks,
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READ THIS
W7E are now prepared to sell you all kin

w of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
for winter wear, at very low price, for the
CASH.
1t is useless for us to name the many difTor.
ent kinds that we have, but only say to you.
we have taken the greatest pains to select the
very best and cheapest that we could find.
and are confident we can suit nearly every
one who may give us a call. We have
Ladies Shoes OF nearly every kind,
Gents Boots, Shoes, Caters and Ties, thick
and thin.
Boys Boots, I" IT
Youths - :" " &c
Misses Shoes of nearly every description,
Chldrens Shoes in abundance,
Thick Brogans, Dutch Boots, and leather
Bootces, with or without heels.
India Rubbcrs to fit every person, and very
cheap, some as low as IS cents pair for
gent men.
Give us a call, and if you buy and are not
suited after YOU get home and examine them
more closely, we will give you your money
back and take the shoes we do this because
we want to deal with all fairly and honestly.
Our ter.ls are Cash down.
BUTT Il DOUGLASS,
NJ" As Main st, Norfolk.
OCT And No. So High st, Portsmouth.
T'ISH-No and 2 Mackercl.
L. Goldfish and Haddock, Picked.
H4rrings, cut and Gross, in store and
for sale by JAS JONES,
oc9 No. 2, CampbelPs wharf
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JULIUS BAUMGARTEN.

Q III z . i "A Q VI U a II I n n
y ENGRA YER IN GENERAL.
Die Sinker, and Manufacturer of the self
sealing and advertising Envelopes. Seal
Presses, OF every description made to order.
Copper Pla cs for wedding parties, &c, flrn-
ished, and Cards printed. I also prepared to
execute. AL kinds Of Engravings, on any Me-
tail, on Brass, Steel, Gold, Silver, &c.
On Talbot Stree a few doors below Hill
Street, Norfolk, Va.
lzB-- Orders left at J. r. Hathaway's
Book Store will meet with prompt attention.
DC 3--6m
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Auction Sales.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction,

SITUATED ON THE CORNER OF BANK
AND HILL STREETS NOT FAR
FROM MAN.
WILL BE SOLD,
To the highest bidder at auction, on Thurs
day, 10Th inst, at IL o'clock, on the
premises,
49, That valuable property situated on
Hta4sht;;,,I the corner of Bank and Hill streets
MMIii opposite the Gas office. The house
-hssai-~A- is well built and commodious, has
paved yard and cistern Of good water. The
location is an excellent one for almost any
i ind of business, but particularly tor bank
ing house or family grocery, while for Il fami-
~ residence. being TO Main street, it would
be very convenient to business man.
Terms-H cash, a in 8 months and bal
lance in two years.
oc22 JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctioneer.