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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-26

The. WEATHER.-On Thursday night
about twelve o'clock, the clouds gathered
and there was every indication that we
were going to have a storm; about two
o'clock it commenced raining with q high
wind from the north east, which contin-
ued until five o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The weather knocked many things in
to pi. The "Growler Guards" of Ports
mouth were not prevented from turning
out, however.
The "Growler Guards Jr.," Of this city
were disappointed in their parade; the
big balloon did not go up, but there was
lots of small ones that did go. We learn
that much uneasiness is felt for one young
man. who went up in balloon on Thurs
day night, and has not been seen since,
but his friends indulge in the hope that
he will make his appearance to-day, to
enjoy the sunshine; but if he should not
make Ills appearance to-day, we learn
that Mr.. King and committee from the
"Aqua," will go up in the big balloon in
search of him. We hope that no acct
dent will happen to the party in their
ascensi on. We will advise our readers Of
the result.
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THANKs.-We return our thanks to
the Managers of the " Grand Civic and
Military Ball, to take place at the N. l..
A. Blues Gun Room, for the invitation
extended to us to be present on the &C.
caslon. We will be about if possible.
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SHASTA regular smash took place
near the head Of Bermuda street on
Thursday morning last among the mar
ket carts,some fifteen or twenty got mix
ed up together, and such another swear
ing, bawling and smashing up, we never
beheld. Some of the carts were upset;
Others got their shafts broke, some got
their wheels broke, and when we left
some of the drivers were swearing venge-
ance on others. As yet we have heard of
no serious result.
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FIT.-A man named Phillips from the
country was taken with fit at the foot
of the market house on Thursday morn
ing which lasted for some time. We
learn that Phillips is subject to them.
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DIDN'T MAKE MUCH.-On Christmas
Eve night gentleman Of our city was
walking down Main Street and in passing
by one of our Confectioners stores a small
boy threw pepper on the ground and it
exploded just under the gentleman's feet.
In moment he THE gentleman) was in
a rage, and swore that he would take ev-
cry boy to the Watch House that dared
to fire another fire craker. His remarks
set the boys off; they threw fire crackers,
spit-devils, and torpedoes at him in the
greatest profusion. He stood the fire pretty
well for time, but seeing that the longer
he stood would make i" bad worse" he
sought shelter in Jordan's Confectionery
and our friend Henry gave him place
of protection until the boys went home
The last we saw Of the gentleman he was
vending his way home wearing a very
melancholy countenance, wiser ifnot a
better man.
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1t ought to be known to the whole world
(if it is not, that M. HAMBURGER g. co
No. "a, Market Square, are selling the great
est bargains in Ready Made Clothing ever
offered in this community. de lS-lw#
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TIN WARE.
W II o L E S A L e

" II Z e s A Z e.
TEEFE 81 STORY, Manufacturers
N and Dealers in plain Tin and Japanned
Ware Merchants and Dealers in Tin Ware
will find it to their advantage, to purchase at
the Union Street Depot, where they will find
as large an assortment, and as good manu-
featured Ware, as can be found in any house
in the state. We have on hand large stock,
variety, suitable for the trade 1t is not neces-
sary to enumerate our articles, as we have
the greatest variety to be found in the city,
merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Ng~ Orders promptly attended to
KEEFE a. STORY,
Tin, Copper and Stove Depot,
de Is No. 6, Union street, Norfolk, Va.
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Norfolk Male Institute.

TNHE second quarter viii commence ON
H. TUESDAY, Dec. LIST.
TIE MS:
Senior Glass $40 90
.Junior do 80
PAYMENTS Quarterly in advance.
JAMES SOUTHGATE, Jr., Principal.
no 80
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THE UNION FIRE COMPANY will test
the power Of their new Engine this after
noon at four o'clock, at their Engine
House, on Fenchurch street.
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YEsTERDAY.-We had hoped to wit
ness this festive occasion pass off in such
manner as would reflect credit upon our
city, but on the contrary we have never
seen as much rodyism at any time and
place, as that of yesterday 1t is true
much of it might have been prevented, if
our police had have performed their duty.
Every little STRIPPING who was able to
burthen himself with fire arms, might
have been seen firing all through our
principal streets, and yet none of our
Police interreved in their ''innocent"
sport as some of them termed it, avering
that Christmas came but once year, and
exhibiting their willingness to allow the
young 'uns to enjoy their Christmas in
their own way. Parents should, if those
in authority do not, take steps to prevent
their children from carrying and using
firearms, from which no good was ever
derived-more especially in the hands Of
the inexperienced and careless.
Church street was more especially one
continual scene of rowdyism in it's worst
form. In this portion of our city, fight
ing was kept up during the entire day
Fire arms were freely used and bowie
knives brandished with an unusual cele-
rity. One man was shot through the
hand, another in the thigh, and several
others knocked down with cudgels, brick
bats, and every other available weapon
that would serve the purposes of the mis-
creants.
About four o'clock in the afternoon, an
encounter took place between some of the
sons of emerald Isle" and a party of
Norfolk and Portsmouth b'hoys, which
resulted in the downfall of window shut
tiers, breakage of window glasses, &c.
We regret this fact very much, and we
learn that large party of some two hun
bred were assembled around rookery
an the lower end of Church Street for
the purpose of attacking the premises
of the proprietor.
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"BALM OF 1000 FLowERs'-C Contrary to our
habit we take pleasure in recommending the
above excellent cosmetic for the Teeth, Com
plexion and Shaving. Try it!
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Removal.
q GGHW ARK ODE

Removal.
n CHWARZKOPF respectfully in
W. forms his friends and the public in gen.
eral that he has removed to his new store un-
der Johnson's Hall, on Main street, three
doors below his old stand. Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed on him at his old
place, hopes by keeping always on hand
very large and well selected stock of goods
in his line, to merit continuation Of the
same. C. SCHWARZKOPF,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy
Goods. de
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Local Items.

NOTICE IT, ADVERTISERS Advertise
ments for the Day Book should be- handed
in by ten O'Clock IN the morning, in order
to appear that day. The heavy pressure
of advertisements upon the columns of our
paper will not admit of their reception
after the hour named. Circulation equal
to the other city dailies combined.
Mayors COURT, Dec. 25.-Hum-
phrey, slave Of w. Walters, got little
too joyful, which gave him disposition
to create mass and behave in very
improper manner; he was taken before
his Honor the Mayor, who paid him off
in the sum of twelve cobs.
Edward, slave Of Captain Saunders,
hired by R. Searls, INDUCED too much in
"lightning," and as he intended to whip
every body who said word to him, he
was escorted to "Barroms," and after re-
ceiving twelve cobs, he was safely stored
away to cool off.
Daughill Demsay, white man, applied
for lodging-discharged.
Mary Coleman, applied for lodging
discharged.
SWEET AND FUNNY.-Charles Midcalf,
John MCGEE, Edward Melony, John Me-
lony and Thomas Collary, white men, I'M
der the effects of the s'critter," got in such
condition that they could not take care
Of themselves. They were escorted to
the hotel, and this morning appeared be
fore his Honor, who after hearing, dis
charged the whole party.
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applied

ARRIVAL. We notice the arrival
Thursday of the Steamer Virginia in
charge of Capt. Kelly, of the Inflated
Steamer Norfolk. The Virginia has been
rebuilt and put in thorough good order
and will vie in point of beauty and speed
with any of the side-wheel Steamers,
and in charge of one who stuck to his
ship till she went down, we are al
most tempted to take the salt air our
selves, feeling that in case of an accident,
we would be with man who would ne
yer desert his post
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ssTHE OLD DOMINION"

90 f F E E 2 % T.
MANY modes have been adopted, and
4Vl ingenious contrivances brought forth,
particularly French ideas, for the prepare
ton of Coffee for the Table-to make it pala-
table, healthy and economical. But the de-
sideratum-a Coffee Pot for the million-that
would never fail to yield good coffee, remain
ed to be produced by the never-failing Yam
kee Nation, and comes forth from Virginia
the Old Dominion-and hence the name it
bears.
PECULIAR ADVANTAGES.
The coffee made in this boiler is always
palatable because there is no loss of the flavor
of the coffee by evaporation, as in the ordi-
nary boiler, always healthy, because the bit
ter principle of the coffee is held in subjec-
ton to the aromatic, by means of the con-
denser always economical, because being
boiled, the full strength of the grain is ex
tracted-which is not the case with the ordi-
nary French strainer-the saving being from
rs to 80 per cent.
GEO. l.. CROW,
DEF No. A, Commercial Row.
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IN THE MARKET HOUSE.
l. - cases Pine Apple Cheese,
bbls choice Naval Cuts Corned Beef,
1000 lbs New Smithfield Bacon,
doz Large Sized Smoked Tongues,
5kegs Butter,
10 boxes choice Cutting Cheese,
1000 lbs very Superior Corned Pork,
Also Tender Rounds Smoked Beef,
80 or boxes Raisins left which must be
sold, and many other things which are offer
ed low for cash, by R. F. JAMES,
de 70 In the Market house.
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Miscellaneous.
RER WJCKsS

w. HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NoRFoLK, va.
Hair Cut, Curled and Dressed in every Styie'
by ACCOMPLISHED ARTISTS.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
satisfaction at this establishment.
Toilet Articles, de-, for sale.
de l5-ly.
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NEW ROOT AND SHOE STORE

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOKE
WE have just received a lot of Min
w elegant goods to suit the sea-
son for Ladies wear especially, we willy -
mention a few of them so as you may know
what to ask for when you come down. La
dies fine french leather Cater, fine black
Cater, double sole, fine french morocco
equal to any in this market, and which we
will compare with the best, and a splendid
article of Goat Boots stitched. We believewe
have only to show these goods, and they go
right off Bear in mind we have all kinds of
Misses and Chidren's Shoes on hand, which
we are selling cheap for the cash. Don't for
get No. 88, Church Street, A doors from
Main. Call quick or you'll loose a bargain.
de4 WILKINS q co.
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FRUIT! FRUI TE;1 eror1vrD
1000 boxes New Raisins,
so Bbls Apples,
so bales Almonds, assorted,
200 boxes Fire Crackers,
100000 Torpedoes,
10 Gross Roman Candles,
rs gross Serpents,
20 boxes Lemons,
5000 sweet Oranges,
so boxes Rock Candy,
20 boxes Shell Almonds,
10 cases pre-. Ginger,
cases Prunes,
boxes pre-. Lines,
10 boxes of other kind of pre- Lines,
case of dryed Gingers,
boxes Sugar Almonds,
100 boxes assorted Candy French,
so boxes gum drop assorted Candy Of
my own mandatory, always on hand at the
J.H. BORUM,
de l6 No. IL, Market So.
lust RECEIVED
q 5 Hhds. New Sides prime article,
5 do do Shoulders,
200 Breast Pieces,
500 Sugar Cured Hams, SUPERIOR,
so Bills. heavy Western Pork,
Is do Prime do do
100 pieces Smoked Beef,
100 Smoked and Spiced Tongues,
Barrel Beef of all qualities,
10 Bbls. Leaf Lard,
10 kegs do do
SO boxes Cheese,
10 kegs Goshen Butter, cheap,
go bags Buckwheat,
Bologna Sausages.
PENTZ & CARTER,
de IL No. II, Roanoke Square.
Now is the time to Subscribe for
l 8 5 8.
CODEY'S LADY BOOK, for jan
u uary, 1858. Price So per year. Call in
and subscribe. Subscriptions received to all
the Magazines and Weekly papers, by
JNO. R. HATHAWAY,
de IA No. u, East Main street.
HARPER
IL f r J A N u Y.
Subscribers will please hand in their names
for the year 1858, to
j. R, HATHAWAY,
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We had slight sprinkle of Snow here
on Christmas day, with cold rain all day.
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weldon Mills Family Flour.

A SUPPLY of the above brand, which
N will warrant to give satisfaction; Call
and buy some, and you will find what nave
said is so, for sale by
de % JAS. Il. JUNE
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IRISH AGAINST IRIsH.-Ye sterday NOR
ming about one o'cleck a crowd Of Irish
men got into dispute among themselves,
(caused by 'King Alcohol,'') and had q
regular "knock down and drag out" The
claret flowed freely, painted eyes We're
plenty, torn clothes and smashed in hats
were strewed on the pave and there is
no telling how the malss would have end
ed, had not some gentlemen interfered
and separated them. Faith, and it was a
bad fight.
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VARGETIEs.-Q large audience at
tended the "Varieties" last night, to wit
ness the beautiful playsof William Tell,
and Perfection To night, the grand
play of The Drunkard, or the fallen saw
ed will be performed Miss Cappell,
(Norfolk's favorite) will take the charac-
ter of Mary Wilson, and Mr.. Weir will
appear as edward Middleton" Mr..
Hamilton as 'Mr. Cribs Mr.. Thompson
as "Bill Dowton.'
The performance will conclude with
that laughable farce of the pheasant
Neighbor" The charming Miss Lizzie
Palmer will appear as ''Nancy Strapp,"
in which character she cannot be sur
passed. Thompson" that prince of
good fellows, will appear as christopher
Strapp," but we hope he will not get mad
like he did the other night, and try to
commit suicide with red he1Ying. We
hope to see a full house.
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The BARoUE VIM G.. LEwGs.-The
Captain, first and second mates, We're ex-
amined before United States Commissioner
John 7. Francis Esqr., yesterday, and
gave bail for their appearance before the
United States Court in this city on the
thirteth of next May.
The Captain gave bail in the sum of
two thousand dollars, the first mate
twelve hundred and fifty, and the second
mate one thousand dollars.
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ARRIVAL We had the pleasure of
meeting on yesterday our friend Frcder-
lex J. Watts, Esq, the very able princi-
pal of South River Academy, in Anne
Arundel County, Maryland, who arrived
here on Thursday last He is in his
usual good health, and looks we'll We
bid him welcome.
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CHRISTMAS AMONG THE HORSES.


CHRISTMAS AMONG THE HORSES
On Christmas eve morning the country
horses took it into their heads to keep up
Christmas. If we are to judge from their
actions, one horse attached to a cart on
the east side of the market fell down.
but no damage sustained. Just after
this, Il country horse ON the same side of
the market, upset a cart, throwing pota-
toes, turnips, &C., in every direction. On
Church street near the ''Varieties" little
bay horse showed a disposition to go
home sooner than his owner wished him
tie go, and in undertaking to stop him,
he started up Church street knocking
down awning posts and feed boxes, and
every thing else that in his way
He was however captured and brought
back to his owner. There were two or
three more horses that showed their
ofe"coo, plto vi llo ILL Poi GtduCe.
FIRING PISTOLS Christmas day
we noticed that the boys around town
were seeing their sport by firing pistols
land by the way we must here remark
that pistols must be very cheap, for we
saw at the lowest calculation one hun
bred boys have pistols) and at the time,
we predicted that some accident would
happen, and we are sorry to learn that
our prediction has come to pass. A lit
tie boy whose name we could not learn,
had loaded his pistol, and was in the act
of lowering the hammer, when by some
chance the pistol went off, discharging its
contents in the face of another boy who
was standing near, burning his face
in horrid manner. Assistance was
soon at hand-and the proper remedies
applied.
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Fancy Articles.
SegaPs Segars!!

SegaFS! SeEaFS!!
SOME of that celebrated brand Tuless are
~ on hand. Also, several other choice
brands La. Cachucha, Magnolia, La. Rosa,
Consolation, Light Guard.
de l6 NJ. A. SANTOS.
MEMS SHANGHAI Scotch Bottom
lvl walking Shoes, No. article, for du-
rability, comfortable Shoe for keeping ones
ankles warm at this season of the year, they
have no equals, please call at No. 8, Market
Square Norfolk Va.
de IS L. L. BRICKHOUSE.
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INSTITUTE HALL.-Don't fail to at
tend Professor Marines lecture Tonight
1t will be the ablest one, no doubt, of the
cause. He has arrived and will positive
-ly lecture tonight, regardless of the wea-
ther.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-19

Oar ansafssing soRnszaam J. d. Pal
EEa reaurnsd o. the Admiral On Thars.
day svaning from his trip East, - look'
just ne aaOh Ike go-ahsa6 Touns
America - ever. lie says that he lag
ing 10 pash forward the bleok ofbuila-
iAgs, Which he is sHecsing ca lever Broad
way, with renewed speed. lie reports
monsy A. bang much easier In the Esss,
aad says that the ssringsBcy in the mon-
ey market which has bean felt here TO
considerable extent, wiil relax in ls&a
than two months, We hope 50. Sue
cess 10 Palmer, and all other ge-shsad
men Of oar city.
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Avnerx .gsaa.-..The Alobia AavsFtiia.

AwRwEx a. ssTIshe Mchia Advsgtis-
"a. "a che ia inst, sara
Cant. Turpis. eg brig 3. II. RiilssF aErSv-
ed yesterday IRON phiIphias e ports hsy"
lon. III TO NJ. ID 1Tthb Vi june The
wreck was apparently Ehas oa ful poop
n nsw brig. The weather being calm
Cast. Il. ssss his hoat to tbs wveaks bal
sos.I1i gina noshisg from which to tsll haE
s,ar.sss. vghaea ahs sxaa fFoxas Or har dassi-
satIon. alIaxsspk the psaop beng nnkae9
sgaear I'D sha essel bsily beks - aE go
aiwss u4 liz could be discovered hass from
~ asaeseh whisas pHesasled The plscses d
raw meat go fissa ElsJ1s wssa seen lAansf
Is he uoCp. Capt TusTia was lesi so ~
belief kkas Ill hands mast bare pewfshed
and has ssie dead hoaisa were soEnewiaers
cnsangled Il sha wxeek. TIE cargo o
shs vessel aesssissea Il pass q eoTaaAEs
hamp, seasoa, ssps -.
gssusssoAa pLazzEosa. The oAil
ssmsssssss assys
ID alassas i they allow HA i
vsae - ne poor whEaa aAan VIC 80
read and write muss ssmEid back 80 i
shax yoke
ahis Il dans By shs Rspahlisasas I
plsss sllzls Alllsa ~ Eaew eslia
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A steam ferry boat passed aP sas NV
sr On FRIDAY. She is destined 10 pig
betwesn SOAK City and Dekotah. We
vwoukiar what our eastern friends WAC
have Thought that Council Blafs was she
jumping OF place" win think when ws
tell thsra there 10 already three steam
ferry boats on the Missouri above tins
eitv; one Of whiehis to ply between Cit
ies two hundred miles above as By the
river. Why, friends Of the East, ws %
Council Bluffs, are exactly in the centre
a. the world. Come out this way, u
VOC don't want the Gamsa to switch you
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4 & 49,
= - @N@ Having kakem eoakTaee
- : B irusn Meaaga. j. b. = ".
=. 4 Bsunss. 10 soayey tass q
q Mol rom szae plsEls Kkves aesf Ia Platte
"a Dahl otas IN asw ps y carry
gMaaaasR igs on thzs route.
perso u krasealng through khas regiOn
wiz lsna. kals line cheap and plsasans FSas.
Run1Ip9 as do, Ia Connection with TIE
Mgaarx. Esnnesk, whose hire extends from
the plat . liver, va Nebsasks CITY, EsgulaT
- dirts.t communication 10 thus oEssns4
froua Minnesota to Kansas through thezaaz~
esd port on Of Nebraska.
| This In the nearest cheapest Rnd esas
ponts frura Omaha snd Council BinAa 20
| DahkoI., and Sioux City.
re rninfs anhraeed In Ghis route are -
foIIows. to@wit go Gmaha Cay VIA Bale
we 10 Piakts river, aad via sATatogas kA0s-
| snee, r. Calhoun, De Sofa CaEalng cary
Texans, Decatur, BiaekbEra1 onsaaa y
TTME ABLE From 0lAsha, via
/ BsIkayuc. 10 Plata riveTs ItAenea By Ben
nsftss line to Nahraklxa CITY, every Inars'
day aad sanday aaoEaing, returning Sans
days.
Ps. Calhoun, DE Sofa, Monday and EriaaJ
mornings, rntaznang " sdnesdags asa saf
uxdAys.
II. Call Qua, De sofa, Gushing city, Team
ali. Dec asn, Elaekblrd, 0uaadl % nahkOsa
Moaaay zasrninga, fetaFsng insgsa lssssy,
Fl. D. Johnson.
Omah i, APRIL 81 e
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nsasaseraaac saaae Convemtion

The Democracy Of the State Of lowe
.will mses In Convention at IOWA
GtTTT, ON WEDNESDAY, THE z6fH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1857, for general
consultation, ard TO perfect thorough
organization Of the Democratic party.
II the amended Conati .ation il adopt
I'D ID tbs Aagpsk election, candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor win
Be nominated ID the Convention.
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for every one hundred Demo
cratic voters ia each eoanty, and one ad-
aitionaI delegate for fraetiens aveE fifty
Democratic yaEeEs.
Counties noe having the requisite nuu-
Der Of Democratic voters to euritle them
to enc delegate by the above ratio, are
authorized 30 send one delegate.
70 a EDWARD JOHNSON,
At. WALLNG,
VIII. THOMPSON,
W. 4. THUHSTON,
e-~ s JOHN BELL,
szats Central Committee,
July Is, 1867.
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Ihavs on haaA Large stock Of the above
brands, caasissing Of tire. band, oval, I-a
oval, roand aaaaxs, stake, hoop, harse shoe
and slah afpa an &I sixass alao aa asaort-
gaeat nR rattmbaFgh Iron.
~ stock Of asea1 La faIl and complete,
consisting Of round, square, oeta gon and
Sat east stesl, EngIEsh Sister steel, Ger.
man steel, tce~sork steel and pillow steel 81
various sizes; also stock Of nail rcd and
forged horsa shoes, which offer AZ lov
figures, C. J. FOX.
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nasw.a maEmIt

On Saturday evening last sue nova
gates Of ageayen wsrs tizr0wn open, ana
our eisx psrfeezly dsluytes s
wsre had in sAs basemeuks Of SOFAS 9
our houses, and the Fsporasd aaYsh o
water was g thresfsss lasgs.R geoe
rain is vsry appropriate, especially 2
dry wsaaasF, bus We prssar y N : oE0As4
aoses.n