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--LATEST NEWS.

New York, Oct. S.-This is a very
blue day here. The money market Isl
extremely tight, and a run is being made
on the banks by the note holders and de-
positors Confidence in them is evident
ly weakening. Some seriously entertain
the opinion that they cannot hold out
The merchants are in u terrible way
Many them are quietly suspendins.-
The extensive publishing house of Har-
per & Brothers, which employed in all
probably three thousand operatives, has
suspended. 1t has almost become ques-
ton whether the merchants and business
men will suspend in body, or demand
of the banks to suspend and come to their
relief. ..6
Persons can be seen congregated in all
the public thoroughfares, discussing the
condition of things. If suspension Of
tho banks does not take place very soon,
there is no calculating the number Of mer-
camille suspensions and failures that must
take place. Business is paralyzed. Ac-
counts from Boston are also very gloomy.
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A DETERMINED LovER.-A wealthy

A DETERMINED LovER.-A wealthy
gentleman, named Hartman, recently ar
rived III Philadelphia, from Prussia, in.
company with his son, some 20 years Of
age. with the view Of purchasing a farm
in Pennsylvania. The son, wild and
frolicksome youth, soon became acquain-
ted with young lady-a lnillincr-in
Camden, fell in love with her, and would
have been married but for the opposi--
ton of the father. The latter, however,
subsequently started for Pittsburg; but on
his return, a few days ago, found that his
son had decamped, taking all his fathers
money, about $150,OOO, with him. The
youngman left behind him letter sta
ting that the young lady knew where he
had gone, and that if his father desired
his return he had only to signify to the
lady his consent to the marriage, and he
would return and give up all the money
except $4,000. which he would retain to
set himself up in business. The girl de-
clares that she is ignorant of his wherea-
bouts. The old gentleman, who is in
deep distress, has placed the matter in the
hands of the police.
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From New OrIeans-Anothcr Hea
Wy Breakdown in Cotton and
STERLING

New ORLEANS, Oct. S.-The excess
sive stringeney Of the money market has
caused a further heavy decline Of cotton,
and the reduction from the highest point
attaiisned now three and quarter cents
per md. The sales during the past three
days are put down at 5000 bates, inclu-
ding lots Of middling at 10 cents per
pound. The range, however, for this
grade is 10 a l3I cts.
The receipts continue to pour in rapid
ly, and the indications are that lower fig
ures will yet have to be submitted to.
All branches of business are more or
less affected by the pressure, but the mer-
chants are using their utmost endeavors
to break the Storm u
Sterling bills have still further declin-
ed, and calls are reported of Bankers bills
at a7-or three per cent discount. p,f
Money is more in demand, and rates
are daily hardening.
Freights are dull, but nominally-3d
to Liverpool
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effect, puts a. premium upon crime The
f,lse philanthropy of N. York--tlat per-
verse sympathy with rogues that looks
upon a SLY scoundrel with much Of the veil--'
Grafton with which the aboris ines of this
country regarded q mailman or afool-
has, we imagine, a large share of response
bility in this matter. In old times-what
these sentimental boobies call the ages of
cruelty and judicial barbarism-tlie pris-
on'was not a particularly pleasant domi-
Gle, and small comfort was to be found in
its squalid and gloomy cells. Now. how
ever, under the powerful agency OF the
"reforners," prisoners friends" and the
rest of these benevolent schemers, the jail
has lost it's miseries and tcrrors, and is
transformed into a comfortable "asylum,"
fitted up with all the modern improve
ments" of a first class house, well warm
cd we'll ventilated, with an ample and
luxurious larder, with gentlemany atten-
dants intcad of the brutal "keepers" of the
old regime, and is. altogether, an agreeable
retreat, where Williams and loafers are doc
tored as patients, after the most approx
ed style of the new treatment for "moral
insanity"
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The SEABoARD AGRICULTURAL SoCIE-
TY-ITs COMING ANNUAL FAIR.-We
publish to day the appeal of the Com
mittees for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Sc
lected on the 18th instant, for the purpose
of soliciting the material aid" of our COM
munity to the commendable objects of
our Agricultural Society. We trust it
will receive immediate attention, and
meet with hearty and substantial res
ponse from our fellow citizens of both
cities. a3
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III, BkS They seem to have in the city Of
New York, certain select and marked
class of persons-men and women-who
might, perhaps, be fifty denominated as
professional prisoners. Many of them are
chronic offenders against the laws, the
memory of whose original delinquencies is
as old as the infancy of the generation to
which they belong, and who are constant
martyrs to their loose and eccentric prin-
ciples Of conduct. They seem to flourish
best within the charmed atmosphere of
jails; and find, doubtless, as great mental
profit inside of solid granite walls, as did
the meditative Count CHARLES VERAMoNT
DE CHARNET in his philosophic confne-
ment. Many of these strange people have
tenanted prisons all their lives, with the
exception of some dozen years of the Gin
nocence" Of childhood, and of the brief in
J. tervals when, the terms Of their sentences
having expired, they are enlarged" and
cast adrift into the cold and comfortless
\ outer world. Their natures appear to
have become morbid, the very thought of
obtaining subsistence by honest indus
try appals them, and the instinct of liber-
ty is supplanted by the anxious hope of
being cared for by public justice and fed
with comfortable dinners at the hands of
some good natured jailor. They prefer
a snug and cozy Judgment in "the
Tombs" or at Sing Sing, to the oppor-
tunity of going about, at their own
"sweet will" over this big planet, much
as one of ordinary men had rather stand
on the globes solid gound or be toss
cd upon its seas, in the companionship of
his fellow mortals, than wander lonesome
" through the infinite waste of the uni
verse, as disembodied spirit. They like
fixed boundaries, they are loyal Worship
pers of the old god TERMINUs,thcy abom-
mate every CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS who
would remove the pillars of HERCULES
from the mouth of the Mediterranean to
the American shores of the Atlantic
The love the "pent up Utica" better than
the "boundless continent" .rt
There mnst be some great error in the
criminal police Of a Commonwealth which
exhibits saeh abuses az these-Whlch, in
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Suicide in TROY,

Troy, N. Y Oct. Richard J. Knoll
son, resident of Sandlake, in this county,
and formerly an extensive and wealthy
business man in city, committed suicide
in fit of temporary insanity, at o'clock
this morning. He first cut his throat and
then threw himself before train of pas
senger cars on the Hudson River railroad.
His body was dreadfully mangled. The
event has caused a profound sensation
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-Flour-The mar
ket to-day closed firm, with sales of 1000
barrels Common to good State $;4,50a$4,-
70; Ohio $5.10a$5, so (; Southern SIS, 4Oa
$5,75-an advance on all grades.
Wheat-The market is dull and prices
easier, but unchanged.
Corn--The market is firm; sales of
10000 bushels at 6S3 cents for mixed.
Provisions-Are quiet at yesterday S
rates. .f ,
Whisky-IIas advanced 3c-sales of
Ohio at 22a23 cts.
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The News.

The returns of the. election in Kansas
received SO fer are too imperfect and con-
Trajectory to indicate the result. The vo-
ting was progressing slowly last Mon
day. and it was thought the polls would
be kept open over Tuesday. There was
no disturbance.
On Thursday, Harper & Brothers, pub
fishers, and Borum & McNames silk mer-
chants, suspended. In Wall st. stocks of
all kinds have declined in price. The
financial pressure has, probably reached
the crisis of its severity
Hon. Andrew johnson. present Gov.
Of Tennessee, was, on Thursday, elected
as successor to Hon. j Jones, in the
U s Senate. The friends of Gen. G. j
Pillow had been pressing him strongly for
the position. ay t,, .....
Changes in Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet
are rumored, but probably without any
positive foundation. The newspaper cor
respondents are great wiseacres, and the
slightest possibilities give them occasion
for confident predictions.
A meeting of New York ladies was
held yesterday at Niblo's Saloon in aid of
the proposed testimonial to the widow and
daughter of the lamented Commander
Herndon.
The election of Governor and Re-
representatives. to the State Legislature
takes place in Pennsylvania, on Tuesday
next. The Ohio State election occurs on
the same day.
Asingle house in this city sold $e1.sOo
worth of dry goods infve days this week.
We mention this fact as an evil
dence that, notwithstanding the generally
depressed state of business throughout
the country, the trade OF Norfolk is not
yet completely paralyzed. So.
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TERRIBLE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN

TERRIBLE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN
LADY AT MoNT BLANCA correspon-
dent of the Manchester Eng. Guardian
gives an account of the ascent of Mont
Blanc bya large party, among whom
there were several Americans, one of whom
a young lady named Traleway, slipped
over an ice precipice and fell hundreds of
feet into fissure, where she must have
been dashed to pieces. Living or dead,
however, no assistance could be rendered
her, and there her remains must lie until
the last trump shall sound.
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why haven't you brought back the
umbrella you borrowed of me, Sam?'-
Because father always told me to lay up
something for rainy day. s9&
DON'T BELIEVE IT.-The !, London
Times says that although the frigate Mia
CARA may outrun the Agamemnon by her
steaming qualities. still the latter vessel
would be more than a match for ship of
her class in war at close quarters
Luke Blackmer, of Wilmington, n. c.,
who was on his way to fight duel with
Liet. Jos. Jones, ofthe U. S. A., has been
arrested in Charlotte, N. G.
The Register of the land office in one of
our Territories has been obliged to close
his office in consequence of having so
much land on his hands he could not
clean them with soap and water. -
It is said that secret understanding
has been generally come to by the Euro
pean Powers, that in future the Popedom
shall not be held by an Italian so exclu-
sively as it has been for several hundred
years.
Gambling in grain, "selling Short" &C.,
is extensively carried on in Chicago. One
day last week the buyers pressed so hard
on the sellers to deliver. that the price of
wheat was forced up 6 or cents per
buShel. '''t
Two-and a-half million feet of pine
lumber We're used in making clocks in
Connecticut last year. 'ttJ #
"Keep your dog away from me-" said
dandy to a butcher boy.
Darn the dog-hc's always after the
puppies" said the boy.
The man who re-traced the past,is sup
posed to have been harness maker.
Mac and Andrew. two slaves, charged
with the murder of Benjamin Edwards
in Greenville CO., Va, have been acquit-
ted. ... 1.ss
Signor Trissani had an informal inter
view with Secretary Cass, on Tuesday, on
the subject of his reception as Minister
lIoIH Nicaragua.
D w King, heretofore respectable
citizen of Suffield, Conn.,, has been sent
to the penitcntiary for six years, for for
gerry. 500
Hog cholera prevails extensively in the
country near Parkersburg, Va.
For the week ending the Goth ult.,
there were seven yellow fever deaths in
New Orleans.
A Tilted chemist finds love to be COM
posed Of fifteen parts of gold, three of
fame and twoof affection.
There are said to be thirty thousand
piano forte teachers in Paris.
A dentist advertises that 'he spares no
pains to render his operation satisfactory"
The Evangelical Alliance at Berlin adj
iourned on the 18th ult. ,.t. .n.
The city of Louisville has been sued for
$4,000 damages, the value of three slaves
recently hung there by mob.
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BerkS County Fair.

READING, Oct. THE County Agri-
cultural Fair, which opened this morning,
it one of the most successful ever held in
this county, and probably in any part of
the States. 1t is the anniversary opinion
that it far excels the State fair in the i'm
portant departments of fne stock, fruit
and agricultural products generally. A
number Of the best horses in the State are
on the ground.
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Religious Notice.

BF Services may be expected in the
Presbyterian Church, as usual on Sab
bath next, Oct. II. Rev. S. X. Kolock.
formerly Pastor of the Church, will, by
Divine permission, occupy the pulpit on
the occasion.
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A PRESENT FOR PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.
Mr.. d Ii Barrows left San Francisco
by the lost steamer, with barrel of Los
Angeles wine for President Buchanan, to-
gether with samples OF oranges, citrons,
almonds, lemons, grapes, &c. There is
something besides gold in California.
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MARROW EscAPE--The Albany down
train Tuesday afternoon on the Harlem
road came very near sustaining terrible
catastrophe. The whole train passed
over heifer, SCATTERING the cars and en-
CINE to wreck, and passed over a bridge
before it could be stopped. The track
was torn up for some two hundred yards.
No one was hurt. .-......,..
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DEATH AT AWEDD1NG.-A young man
named White, who attended a wedding
party in Lancaster county, Pa. last Thurs
day, drank too much, and was found
dead on the premises the next morning.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,i
WIN. WALTERS. PRopRIEToRgi

Friday, Oct, Or G Rowlett, Peters
burg W Lewis, j.. N G; Ell j Brown,
Brunswick; N M Smith, Philadelphia ;
w B Stands, w G Briggs, Southampton
H M Miller, Raleigh; G w Paine, Suffolk;
John M Jones. Portsmouth j H Conk-
lip, Jersey City j Jenkins, Balt.;J H
Evan, N G.
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Mr.. Henry String, of North Carolina,
advertised last month that gay young
fellow had run off with his two daughters
This is most apprehensible instance of
two strings to one beau!
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Money Matters in N ew YOrk-Run
on the Park Bank.

New York, Oct. 9.-Thcre is a ire
mendous on the Park Bank" now going
on. 1t is said to have only $f5000O in
circulation, and nearly 100000 in spe-
cie 4H.ftIti ~
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Earthquake in st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Oct S.-Violent shocks of
an earthquake were felt here at o'clock
this morning; also at Springfield and at
Centralia, Illinois,. AT the latter place
chimneys were thrown down.
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Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Oct. S.--A I'll Stevens ma
jority is about 1857. Mr.. jackson is Ger
tainly elected in the 9th district by at least
1000 majority.
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Vermont Legislature.

MONTPELIER, Oct. S.-The Legislature
of this State met here to-day George +
Edmunds, of Burlington, was chosen
speaker of the House. The Governors
message will be received tomorrow.
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FOR RENT
The Large Boarding House

The Large Boarding House
.jfaT,sssssk On, the South side of NJ A N
E&;T STREET, near the National Hotel,
MNiiiI in the City of Norfolk is for Rent
Hla--A possession given Immediately. 1t
has large spacious entrance of IL feet wide,
fitted up with Gas fixtures. The premises,
have been much improved and reatt9d, the
yard is large and paved, having two Cisterns
and large Kitchen. Rent Very moderate
to good tenant. Applications received by
,oc 9--3t Ve,rs, ,,i' G.. HALL.
TLOUR, CHEAP-42s hbrs all grades,
IL for sale cheap by ~ Liloa
.oc o. hqd II r7'aa JAS JONES.
DROOMS- rs dozeagood Brcoms, cheap,
D for sale by
oc9 JAS Il JONES.
CUGAR, cheap, for sale by
y &c 8 61sga JAS E JONES.
DUTTER-P Goshen Butter, in
I'D store and for sale by
oc q 'F' JAS e JONES,
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UNION HOTEL, NORFOLK,
u. BEATON, PRoPRIEToR.

Friday, Oct. GA, Cross, Gates Co.;
Geo Roske, Yorktown Geo Tompkins,
Hampton, Philip Northern, John L Cox,
Cprrituck; w G Rowland, Cabin Point;
B A Williams, Princess Anne.
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THOS. o. WISE, Publisher.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1857.
TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, 50 for six months, and
81 for three months. PAYABLE in advance.
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Large Receipts of Breadstuffs.

IdFSt KtCtIpLS OF BTeaUSCuHS.
OswEGo, N Y, Oct. 7.-Twenty-two
grain laden vessels arrived this morning,
mostly from Chicago, with 227,0oO BUSH
els of wheat, $4,000 hushel of corn, and
1000 bushels of barley. "a, 81 IN
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OCEAN HOUSE.. PORTSMO nth.
WATTS 4 EMMERsoN, PRorRIEToRs.

Friday, Oct. 81 L. Ritchey, Bait;
VIM NJ Beaten, Boykins Depot; A H
Goodall, H G Moore, w A Holland, Va;
Jos B Ferrebee. N G; I'll 3 Jones, Fla.
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The Niagara.

. BosToN, Oct. S.-Ihe steamer Maya
ra, from Halifax, arrived here tonight,
about ten o'clock. He, mails from Eu-
rope will reach Baltimore on Saturday
morning. 7i' w
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W. c.. $3.50
GuANo-- peru'n$60 pr ton
Mexican 26a2S do
BAcoN-ya. II II .17a17E
Hams.........1Sal
Sides. ..,...-...15M
Shoulders. ...---....
Western Sides .151
DO Shoulders. Z. IA
AppLEs-Dried. 81 z5a3
PEACHES do....-......-
LARp---Va. 10
Western. III
CeaL-IIard. 10
Soft. ...........&.
0. HID. .$34
W o. HID. ..4$G
w o. Pipe, .$7J,
w. D. Heading. $50.
W. o. Bbls. $780,,
SHIyGLEs-Heart. $500
Sap. ..S4.7SF
SHOCKS --.-..........
APPLE BRANDY. .Sla1. 25'
selling at 75c per gallon. ,
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SUSPENSION in Toronto:

ToRoNTo, CAN, Oct. 7.-Messrs. E. +.
Whittemore & Co., brokers in this city,
suspended to-day. Much sympathy is
felt for them in consequence of their high
character.
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HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
FRANK, HOLIDAY, PROPRIETOR.

Friday, Oct 81 j Schulz, A II Pen
dleton, w II Wesson, N c.; JAS N Bell,
Leroy G.. Edwards, VIM Il Jordan & Son,
VIM Woodson, Geo A Glove, Jno w
Amcs, Va. @A@ -a'
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,r@ OIL CLOTHS, b
y.g PAPER HANGINGs,


1a OIL CLOTHS, 38 fl m
= ~ & Z PAPER HANGINGs,
CUR AIMS,
ME respectfully invite the Public to call
Wv and examine our assortment of goods.
We are confident that we can suit everybody,
both as regards quality and price. Our stock
consists of a complete assortment of Velvet
Tapestry Three Ply Tapestry,
Ingram, enetian and Common Carpets,
Druggets, Rugs, Door Mats, Table Covers,
&c, -'Ht
Furniture and Floor Oil Cloths in great va
riety and widths.
d, u $50 nfas ALSO 4 n 1s-f 1E
Satin Delaines, X I, Z, 'hN Nt-
.Worsted and Cotton Damasks,.r
Turkey Red, Moreens,
aI.ace and Muslin Curtains,
Gold Velyet,s Landscape, Flowered and plain
window Shades, ,.5,sf -.
Gilt Cornices, Curtain Bands,
Centre Tassels, Curtain Loops,
Gimp Fringes, Picture Tassels and Cord,
Gilt Velvet, Satin, Oak and comnton Papers,
Borders, Fire Screens and paper Curtains.
g, We always keep on hand and make to order
Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Curled Hair
and Shuck Mattresses all Of which we are,
opening at the lowest prices.
An work in our line executed at the short
est notice, and in the best manner.
WIN A WALTERS Il CO.,
Upholsters and Paper Hangers,
oc 10-lm No. 26, Main st.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,.
EKIpAgr OFT. 9th.

FKIpAgy Oct. 9TH.
.is cs si'EH ARRIVED 4s,4;i s
sehr Ringgold- De Croft. with lumber to e.
Barnes
Schr NJ Ivy Robinson, from Petersburg, with
slaves to N Smith S Bro
4t9 4 SATURDAY Oct 10th.
ARRIVED. @tt&
Steamer North Carolina Cannon. I'm Baltimore
Schr Industry. Meagles, from N Carolina, slaves,
to Cherry & Co
Schr, Ocean Wave, Frank, from Philadelphia
mdze to sundry persons .g&E
Schr Engena, Wescott, from N. Carolina, shin
fSchr Ben Franklin, Burgess, shingles to Odon
Y Clements RI 'tN 'F ''F'
t,schr Friendship, Nelson, N. Carolina, shingles
bound to Alexandria @F sgF VA .q
schr Marthy Ann Reed, Simmons, wheat to
Grandy & Stout. ife ~ 1...F i..
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Daily Price Current.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1881.

- fT-fgTr1T- fFyg7T -f rs
CoRN-Ie elbow. none
White. III
Mixed. 10
MEAL--... .............
WHEAT-White, Stalls
Red. 95aS105I
FLouR--Family .T25a750I
Extra. .675a700I
81 Superb 600a625I
OATS-............. 80
PEAs-Black Eye.
A., Stock. !. ;. -.
- II \ " -. .............
FLA XsERD. .sic62L
PEANUIs....... .60aSl
COTTON. .14k
RosIN...s...$l.45a1. So
TURPENTINE. .45a&;'
TAR Bright.$ 1.55a1 ~
Black. Il. 55at. 90
SALT. b. Il. 50aT. so
IAgG. A...,1.15....|
HAY..... ..75 per cargo
LIME4Thom IS ]"
New Apple Basmdy is
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FRETGHT PER s. ar ROAD.

70 ba5s peas to Balm g. Co,
box to Sol Cherry. @ N
car lumber to J L Deans.
bales cotton and So bags dried apples to Otlom
& Clements. " 20 NlsFl
40 bags dried apples and cars slaves to Hv
Niemeyer. q sl}7o {rl'.Sl ~ 2 aj
car slaves and ~ bbls -four to Otom 81 Clements
% bbls flour to Balm & Co. t .l,
40 co do Rowland & Bro4.
do do McPheeters & Co.
key tow II Buck
Sc bbls. rosin to II Memeyer
2 bales cotton to X Biggs & Coz }< F
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pine Plains Bank Thrown Out.

NEW York, Oct 8.-The notes of the
f'Pine Plains Bank" New York, were re-
fused redemption by the brokers here this
afternoon. i.r,i.ln,ij. fE.l
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United States Senator Elected.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 8.-Andrew John
son was to-day elected the successor of
Senator Jones, in the United States Sen
ate
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STABBING AFFAIR IN RICHMoND.-On
Tuesday last difficulty occurred between
Francis A Rahm and Chas. H Tompson,
during which the latter received a severe
flesh wound on one of his shoulders from
knife in the hands of the former. 1t is
understood that young Tompson admits
he was in fault in the affair, and young
Rahm only used his knife after he had
been severely punished
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New Advertisements.
NORFOLK VARIETIES.

NORFOLK VARIETIES.
c. W. CLARK Il Co., Lessees and Managers.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, 1851.
VIII be acted, first time this season, the
glorious Comedy of the
S T. r o U s F A NIL Y.
OvBRTUR BY THE ORCHBSrR
To Conclude with the amusing Farce of
iI. SWISS SWANS.
Walter with Song) Mr.. G. P. CLARK.
SWig, 'F Mr.. FL. q'HOM PSOtN..
Rosette, MISS LIZZIE PALMER.
For particulars see small bills.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-10
N. L. A. BLUES.
"a sTRAYED, MONDAY

LII isss, Mich cOw--She is tole-
rably large, of lively appearance and in color,
principally red. Her legs, belly, one Of her
hips and tail, are white, and in her forehead
white spot. A piece has been niched out of
one or both ears, and niay also be identified
by nth small teet., She wss seen the day
mentioned on theroad near Mp. Chas. Drum-
mond's farm A suitable reward will be
given for the recovery of her, or information
leading thereto. j IN COPPER,
oc l0-2t Cor Main and CRANKY st.