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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IINFRPOoL COITON MARkEr.-lne news oy tne
Persia A. previously reported stimulated the market oi N9I
ton The .aes Saturday the ?h anoununs 10 41V DS'
At Az advance I'd 10 On Monday the SctiVe COZ
nutd the basnss foong 600 bales a. SIN 9t'nel
vance "a On Tuesday the extreme pTices VIE MAJ -
the market closing firm though less animated -.
day ere bales Aher ednesdsy hte OF no business
would be done during the remainder Of the wee on
tooi N 20 bales and exporters 5000 Bale Mddns oI.Tah'
|, quoted a, I6d and MiddDs Mobile and Upands to1
MINCHysrYR hARKETs.-A better feeling prev ahed
In the Ma chester markets and prices were hrny mAntneel
LIVKRPooL BREADSTUTFs MARKEr.- Messrs hra-
BreadstaGs middirs qualities Of WhEAI aoIe nAs De-
an Hpsevei demAId al an sdvAnce o. "a Y oass 80
CosS 10 better request ana quo
~ higher There had ben ~ der S. n ss
Hefsy alps could not eockd anil the following "e"a
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SWITZERLAND.

Adyices from BeIne on Monday say that hopes OF
peace increase III official circles
-Four fiesh divisions are called out.
The students of Zurich have volunteered for the ac-
dive srnv. The popular enthusiasm is increasing.
The Paris correspondent OF TIE T'mes states to 81
letter had been received by the Emperor IRON uenea,
DucuI mentioning the effect that bad been pT3duoed
in So iizrrland by tie note in the AJHeIr. Inc IN
ference drawn k that the Swiss will be obliged under
the double pressure TO grant the required concessions.
The Paris correspondent OF Ihe G5o6e teesfsPne"
this evening the following; .O.,
"CoNsTGETIsoTLE, Dec. l5.-The Persian General
Mursd Mirzah, has marched into Cabul and occupied
TuIrsh. The Viceroy Of Egypt is expected at Con-
Po1p5 OF TRApE NoTIcE.-TAe Gazette announces
that the prohibition to export rye, barley, oats, oat
neal end potatoes from Poland, has been removed
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bRITAIN.

The war with Persia is no. ~ present popular me
London Times, usually the Government organ, end
The London Press, the Derby organ, both denounce
n. Many English, and several French papers think II
will cause another war between Britain and Russia
alone CT.
Hunter and Davidson, and Drs Mscoun and Ofs Of
be Re olute were entertained at the Admiralty House
by Admiral Seymour, Commander in Chief Mr.. NC
Cioskey, United States Consul, and Cnevaler fsp-
palardo. Vice Consular at Portsmouth, were also
quests, with circle Of Naval officers The oihcers
were afterwards presented to Lady Seymour ana
family In the afternoon the agents of Lioyds at
Portsmouth delivered telegrsphc message TO Capt
Hartsene from the Shp-Owners Society OF Liverpool
requesting permission to send depuatlon IRON III >,
Society to present address y reply was returned
that the deputaon would be received on the following
Tueeday or board the Resoute. On Christmas day the
American officers will all dine with Lady Franklin
On Sunday the Resolute was visited by some OF tne
officers who set out in The Arctic search IN nor ana
other ships, among them were Capt fahen, NhP''
Richards and Lieut.. Prym.
On Tuesday, the 23d, banquet was given to the
American officers by the City OF Plymouth, being the
only public dinner they could attend
The run on the NationA Bank OF Ireland hau SUD-
Baron Rochesu had been arrested at Liverpool for
having come as passenger IN the steamer ftisis
without paying his passage.
There was a decided difference Of opinion on the
Liverpool Change, respecting the amount OF the cotton
crop Buyers said the crop was large, WINE holIers
maintained a contrary opinion Mr.. stuart cIcu.ar,
estimarr the crop at 800 900 bsee posted in the
Exchapge on the arrival of the Persis, but speedily
disappeared ard supposed to have been abstract
ed by a holder With regard 10 the rate OF discount,
no alteration seems TO be looked for even under ia
yorabe circumstances, till January. Money Is very
scarce, especially on the Bourse but the pressure is
partly attributable to operations for the purpose on
the part of rival tnancieTs. In Holland and Belgium
the restrictions recently adopted by various banks are
maintained in full force. AT Hamburg, owing to an
eux Of silver the rate of discount is again per cent
In Paris, Monday the fluids closed at 6o"9 Tor money
and so IS for account
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To,A........................... l,H4sv0
BROOKLYN COLLEGIATE AND PoLfrEC Hslc lSsTlIuIE'
MIR G. 7. SMITH brought in bill to Increase the
capital stock OF the Brooklyn Collegiate and
mic Institute 10 not exceeding slVoooV 10 De d.
yided into shares OF slOO each.
CANAL REPAIRS AND sUPERIsrENDEScE.
Mr. UPHAM introduced bill prescribing reeulc-
tops for The repairs and superinleIdence OF the
III is the same bill introduced by him last session.!
sRooKLrp wATER-woRKs.
MI &. L. SMITH introduced bill to provide a sup
DIV Of water to the City Of Brooklyn which allows the
holders of the stock issued by the Nassau Wster
Company" other than the City OF BrooElyn, 70 ME IL
tie cfce of the Clerk Of the City OF Brooklyn written
consent that the City Of Brooklyn may purchase ther
said stock AZ the par value thereof with seven per cent
interest fron the date of sech issue and the Cy OF
Brooklyn shsl therefore pay TO the SAID sIockhodefs
or their assigns such par value with tie interest az
aforesaid whereupOn all the contracts, properly ana
rights Of the said Com; any Of every nature and de
.criptiOn whatsoever shall vest absolutely IN the lny
Of Brooklyn, and the City Of Brooklyn shan assume
ard be charged with all the outstanding conufct deos
and Liabilities Of the said Company. lhe Dill then
makes provision fei the manner oil managing ~e
work.. .. .-.
Mr. PATERSON introduced bin TO amend the <lsi
section of Title l. Part :, Chapter OF the Revised
Statutes BY striking out the rorts on specis wher-
ever they occur. .. .
Nj SICKLES brought in bill ior the resuiauon
and government OF the Central Park 10 the cry OF New
York. ia is the same bill Introduced directly oy him
last wear putting the Park under the control OF Com.
missioneIs appointed by the Mayor, &cI
POOR HOUSES, JAILs &C.
NJ SPENCER. from the Committee appointed 8,
the list session 70 visit the Pyor Houses Jai., etc
submitted hi. report 1t is quite lengthy and interest
ing. The Committee conelade with saying:
The general result Of the examination made oy the
C,mmittee i conviction of the necessity OF providing
~ For more efficient and constant supervision OF
al charitable and refoInacry institutions oy person'
10 be appointed by the Governor. 49,
80 e. Ire better regulation Of the Poor. ii uses
With respect to warmth, ventilation, bathing, &c.
-. For the better maintenance ana eaae 'tion OF
pauper children either ID the OrPhan As!lus % o'nei
local institutions. 1900 ..,,,,,.
"a. For the establishment two OF more asy!um'
far n @ inssIe, similar TO The state Asylum.
). The establishment Of al ssylun Tor in'i'e COZ
yicts in The prison grounds at Aubun.
e For he more efficient regulation Of county jss
in reg ard 10 their structure, DC. At.
~ FOR revision OF tie Poor lsrs Adlourne1'
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PERSIA.

The new5 " t6r IRON dennlB ~, =.
Advices from Constantinople of the 18th ult. ssy
that Ferouk Khan the Persian Minister continues his
negotiations with Lord Strstfod dc kedclne 10 Suas'
The dificulty Ferouk is about TO proceed to Paris
Persia continues her wsrlike preparations.
The Times Paris correspondent states that the nus
Alan army amounts TO fIry thousand men complete on
the shores Of the Caspian Sea- and sl ~ canon mon
rsnts The Russian General had, however, seat three
superior officers into the nearest provinces OF Persia 70
examine the situation of the towns aud forts ana 10
take plans of the routes by which passage nsnl Do
made for al army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

Tpy Moro IssURREcTIos IN ST.. FRAscn Co..
We learn that considerable excitement was created 10
St. Francis County, Ark, on Wednesdy nst oy "a
NOR Of risDg Of the negroes in 81 Francis County,
on Christmas day slave belonging to Mr.. Allen,
planter residing near Madison, ihfo med hs master on
ue,day lat that II the intention Of the slaves 70
rise on Christmas light march to Madison, murder toe
whites and burn The town. After that Wa accom-
plished they were % march on the town OF Wnsburg
and il was 10 share the same late Three negroes I'M
dictated as rbglea were arrested and sner oeinx
xbiuped told the same tale "a the slave OF mr. Alien
rive ,Iayee were in chains on Friday last Consdera-
bic excitement was created throughout the county and
HsD pulls Appeal, Sh.
Tvnp,prx syov.S1oRx The terrible snow-sto IN
saw, The Iosca CIR Republican, shich visited thii
ro,ton OF the State little uoIe than week snoe,
visited with redsubled fury Fort De: Moinss: con-
m.nosd on Monday and lasted until WEDNESDAY. suon
,htd 10 the snow drifts in passing from one porton o.
The city 10 another. Men dared not venture OIL sacn
Was the terror inspired BY the storm
SUDDEN DEATH "A stranger died suddenly a. me 9
JbOro!d station on the Great es.sf n,v.n h. nssi3
in an almost unintsigibe manner, was Robert s .s
- Wsttar There WAS found on bis person : Alge
sum az money chiefly in bank bills me amount =
1915 81 and proThsGIy nots p pv nns IIs,spdsr An.
de..an on The gsh March, and ndorsed BY ono 'o'0
Arfar,or. The note was FOL rs months
N.pp,Iso At FULL RAILROAD SPED Our n!ea -
Mr. VIZ. C. Piman, the worthy condac.o, ., I'D
Penobscot and KerDebec kslioSd uah ,bsy rers on,
IN ne cars on Saturday morning VINE w.. wsddog
n. wsy from Bangor to WateryIls; tDs 80 hrds'
TO- Place be Camel and Nec , 19si The o Kew
Bic. Frank Fuller, Longing S to .sry ie, Ions
MI Allen o. bsng Pi,Psn and bis worthy bride may
end hsPPy NE 70 ~ "a, smooth AID the switches IN
they slweys tn1 us N'- Portland Advertiser.
good order. D. n, Dodse -,
rte.asd Sl be 6 SsL. 1 plunged a.is!
eleLs 81 bsnI and serward taken oat o. 'os" =.
int. 'p gs Wa othersI, msheased though no. :.
uI'd tedIy. TIE se.se e u. III NJ NDoise 3 ei,p4
ma where's tie Incl pent people ts.s Ts,"I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

PEsALTY or HOSPITALITY TO Mr.. SUsSrR.-Ths
following from The Blair County pa Wig is moro
interesting than at frst sight appears
d" Post Otfes App0ih tment- John TroIel has been
appointed Postmaster at Cresson, Pa an place Of Dr.
X. NJ $. Jackson"
DR. JACK son, who is thus d'paced, is the physician
with whom Mr.. Sumner stayed during the month Of
August on the Allegheny Mountains Thus early he 10
called to pay the penalty Of his hospitality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
BURsISG MIsEs.-7he PottsriLe pa Miners

BURsING hIsEs-Ihe P0ttsriAk pa Miners
Journal says:
"A fortnight since, Peach Mountain vein up tho
Norwegian the property of the Delaware Coal Con-
psny was fred at the air shaft, below water Level.
The veD from the start burned eroely thai all At
temps to check the flames proved fruitess, and tho
ksstes occupied Themselves In removing the mschn-
cry &C. Of the operation IL Is thought that the ire
s ihe work of miner dissatisfied with the reduc-
ton of wages which Is the rule 10 establish Of this
ses,on By this act the ncendiay has stopped one OF
the most valuable red ash coleree in the region; has
entaed possibly considerable loss TO the lessee, and
thrown out Of employment many miners upon whom,
at this season, are dependent scores OF women
and children.
ct lie contemplated 10 turn portion OF the Nor
veeisn Creek into the mine and thus, II possible, ex
tinguish the FIRE.
FIRE lsst May and has been burning since below woter
level The fire originated In The old working The
operation closed and water let In Last week, We
ufd4rstsnd tho mine was led up and ere this the fire
has been undoubtedly extiDghished"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN.
DETRoII Mich. Thurs day Jan. s. 1851.

.1cI,'' -, MolasIo .n ~ W;cb;
gsn Legislature to-day He says the State debt lie two
and quarter millions recommends memoriaizng Con.
eress for an additional donation to defray the expenses of
peifectiDg the Sault St. Marie Canal also recommends
The adoption of measures for the relief Of Michigan emf
giants in Kansas and the passage of resolutions Of in
strucon to Senators restve to Slavery in the Terrific
ries and the Fugitive Slave law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
LOSS or THE SCHOONER MILWAUKEE,.

The steamer William Jeakns Haistt, from 2ti-
mere arrived here Last night, reports having expert
tpoe6 heavy northwest gales during the whole pas
ssge. Yesterday afternoon, fell in with the schooner
Milwaukee Coombs, from Bucksport, Me-, for Bucks
vile, S. C., loaded with brick, and took OF Captain
COMBS ard tie crew sir in number. The schooner
covered with ice AID leaking badly. when aban.
doned.
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WEATHER REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. &, 1so7.-The hermone'i a.
noon vas deg. above zere. ii aud
WAsHIsoToS. Jan. S.-Tbe weather ls cCld anu ~
windy. The thermometer at so'clock l. e1o'A -
above. and at poon II above zero. h...
INV HAYES, Jan. 8, lSS7.-ihe thetmon,e's' hove
at O'Clock this morning marked two degrees o0V'0
ze,c. with piercing wind.
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ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKER announced the following Appoint
ueuis: =, So. ot,
County. ,,..
FonnaIte--Geor1e r wAidron. N.tsor CoGniy'
1,,.tant Po.nsae--TiuGh Mage Steabea CedsIf
Jaai;O--GordoI b Taylor OrleAas County. 80. IT,.
krsper Of ne 4,.tsb'y Cssabcr-esiaape' O"f'' "S1@
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

HAMILTON, Z. " > IuUIsUulI JUL
The night express going east on the Great Western
Railway came in collision with freight train this
morning ne ar this place. and NJ l. keeler, oversee
of the Wster Department, and MI. Eyerson, Express
Messenger were killed. One of the engineers was
dangerously scalded. None OF the passengers were.
hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
SNOW STORMS AND TRAVEL IN TIE WEST.

The weather here is clear and cold. The thermOne-
ter stood at six degrees below zero.
h.cts6 With snow in every direction, and that the
trains are very irregular. On somo roads they have
NOT been able 10 run through.
The mails are behndhand from slmost every quar-
far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
PORTLAND, Thursday, Jan. 8, 1857

TONILAND, IHuIsday Jan' o, IoO'.
T,bs steamer Sorh American arrived here at 5
o,e,ocL this evening. She left Liverpool ct o'clock
an The morning of the 24;h Of December-her dates are
consequently four days later than those received by
the Niagara.
The Collins steamer Ericsson was advertised to leave
IJverpoo at o'clock in the afternoon the 9th ult-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. = Ioo'.
Case 10 continued Argument for APpelees con-
cuded. -
No. Al. Horatio n. Slater VS.. Charles Emerson.
The argument for plaintiff commenced, and was con
tinued for defendant.
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LIBEL SUIT.

CLEyTLAsD, Thurrdsy, Jan. g. 1857.
Horace Greeley has brought a libel suit against j.
W. Gray, editor Of The Clepelasd Pldindealer. for
articles published in that paper during and since the
late campaign. The damages claimed are $40, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
MEETING OF THE CANADIAN PARLIA-

ToRoS1o, c. W., Thursday Jan. s, 1917.
Tie Canadian Parliament will meet ID TINS cl'y on
the 18th OF February.
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r1pp AT DANBCRY, CONN.

NKw.HAvES, Thurdsy, jan. = ie1c.
The lsge factory of Mess. HuIoaT ;b taH No,b him.
m,s saved The loss is s0 900, aud the Insurance
IS co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
ITALY AND NAPLES.

The principal powder magazine at Naples had ex
plOded and many soldiers were killed. .
A Government announcement says that bands OF IN
surpent are still flying about in various parts OF Sicily
but there is no fear of q general revolutionary move
mont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
SOUTHERN NAVIGATION.

BALTIMORE, Thursdsy, Jan 3, 1857.
Our river Is DISTRACTED by ice. There is ice IN the
Chesspeske a. far down Psturent River.
A large Eastern schooner IL ashore on the Man Of
War Shoals
The Norfolk steamer came up this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
THE NATIONAL KANSAS COMMITTEE.

The Executive of the National Kansas Committee
have called general meeting of the Committee at the
Astor House, NewYork, on the 22d inst, in order TO
report IL dongs of the Committee since its organ
iZation.
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SPAIN

MaGrid Dispatch of the 18th ult. reports that
revolutionary club had been discovered IN that ci'y
Auess were made and papers seized. =, ,,.- -.
40 9-l6.
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TIE OHIO FROZEN.

CIScIssAII, Thursday, Jan. 8, 1857.
The Ohio River is frozen over and the people are
crcesng II on the ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

F,sy-A,oul o clo1k thu GOrSieg Gce bfoke
out 10 voOc :! srd situated "a ETs2ty''' S'e' ne'
Secoud ayeuve.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

NAVAL PUGILIsM.-Th other day,
just as the "pale watchers of the night"
were vanishing silently, one by one," be-
fore the radiance of Auora's blush, two
gentle painters, attached to the Gosport
Navy Yard, began ''wager of battel'
with drawn fists. They continued their
agreeable gymnastics until the seven O.
clock bell summoned them to the calling
OF the roll. We are not appraised when
the ''upshot Of the matter" is to tran
spire.
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MT A. SANTOS. Wholesale and rotoi

MT A. SANTOS, Wholesale and retail
~ a d., Druggist, Norfolk, Va, has constant
y on hand general assortment of DRUGS.
Medicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils. Var,
nishes, Brushes, Dye stufs, Glue, Sand Pa
per, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Surgeons In
struments, Trusses, Window, Coach, and
Hollow Glass, Looking Glass Plates, Family
Medicines, Plerfumery and fancy articles, to-
Stock ola Druggist or Physician,
SEGARS,
G, Principe, Havana, Plantation and Half
Spanish, from to $40 per thousand
MANUFACTURED OF
Genuine Blistering Plaster, Myrtle Tooth
Wash,
improved Indelible Ink, Permanent Blue Ink,
Superior Cologne Water,
Whooping Cough Syrup,
Persian Hair Oil, Fluid Extract of Buchu.
&c, &c,
:, And Dealer in Garden and Grass Seeds,
Exotic, Plants, Evergreens, Trees, &c.
NsN Country. ,Storekeepers and Physi-
clans supplied with any erticle in our bust
ness at low rates. oc 20
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

AooIDENT.-We regret to announce
that gentleman of our city was, on Sum-
day last, very severely injured. 1t ap-
pears that he was on q visit to some
friends in Portsmouth, and that just after
leaving the Ferry house on that side, he
was thrown to the ground, dislocating his
elbow. This accident was occasioned by
a nuisance which we have already de-
nounced, viz that of throwing grape
hulls, peach, orange and apple peels on
the sidewalks. We withhold the gen
tleman's name, for pers onal reasons, at
the request of many Of his friends.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

ANOTHER DARING INCENDIARIsM.-
An attempt was made last night about 9
o'clock to fire the premises of VIM, P.
Stewart & Co., Dry Goods dealers, next
door to the Day Book Office. The infa-
nous scamp who attempted this deed sell
ected a very suitable place for the pur-
pose He effected an entrance to the gar
ret through the passage-which is dis
connected with the store, and which leads
to rooms above occupied on the LIST floor
by DR.. E. G. Robinson, as a Dentists Of
flee, and on the I'd floor as sleeping rooms
for Messrs. S. & Cos. young men-and
there piled such materials he could find,
consisting of Dry Goods boxes, figures of
females dressed for display, &C., to which
the torch was applied. The flames COM
munioated to the roof of the building and
were making rapid Roadway when luckily
discovered in time to save further dam
age than the burning of a portion of the
roof of the building
It is believed if this attempt had
been made later in the night that no eff
fort could have saved the property and
probably the entire block would have
been swept away.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

Mr.. GEORGE w. GLEN .-The re-
markedly good order preserved at the
Varieties is subject of universal COM
ment, and the fact reflects much credit
upon the faithfulness and efficiency of Mr..
GEORGE W. GLENN, the gentlemanly
constable in nightly attendance there.
Accidents will happen in the best regu-
lated families, and occasionally some in
toxicated tar or excited STRIPPING appears
inclined to make disturbance. 1t is real
ly refreshing at such a time to see Mr..
GLENN promptly at hand and proferring
the most polite attentions.
Police Gazette, Please Copy.)
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

The COURT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
PORTSMOUTH,, was last evening attended,
by some two thousand persons, to listen
to the discourse of that distinguished Di-
vine, DR.. TIC. Teasdall, of Washington
city, D. c., upon Universalism. He en-
chained the vast concourse of people for
the space Of an hour and half by SER
mon both eloquent and able, Astounding
in deep research and logical deductions.
Among fhe seekers of religion we noticed
several from our city. God speed the
good work.
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Dry Goods.
NEW FALL AND WINTNR DRY
GOODS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS.
STEWART & CO., respectfully an
~ nounce to their friends ard the \ puohc
that they have Just opened new and beau
tiful assortment of Rich Dress and E,ancy
Goods, to which they invite the attention. OF
purchasers. The Stock consists in part Us
follows: y
Dress Goods and Embroideries,
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,
Silk Robes de Aquilla,an entirely new article,
Rich Black Brocade and Armure Silks,
Plain black silks of every quality,
Rich Mouslins and Cashmere Robes,
Plain Mouslins and French Merrinos,
Rich French Worked Collars and Bands,
Rich French Worked Sets and Sleeves,
Cambria and Muslin Sets at all prices,
Cambria and Swiss Embroideries,
Infants Worked Capes and Bodies,
Rich Embroidered Hdkfs
Lupins black Bombazines and Mouslins,
Black Tamese and Alpacas,
Black Mourning Silks,
Black Merrinos and Worsted Satin Dechene,
Black and White Grape Collars and Sets,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Black and Colored Cloths and Cassimers,
Black and Colored Silks and Vestings,
Heavy Sattinetts and Tweeds,
Fine Whitney and Common Blankets,
Heavy Druggett and Baize,
White and Colored Flannels at all prices,
White and Colored Canton Flannels,
Tickings, Kerseys and Osnaburgs,
Bleached brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
Servants Clothing of every kind,
Black Fancy Prints in great variety,
Cotton Silk and Worked Uosarv
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

The MARsHALs.-The following is a
correct list of the Marshals and Aids APP
pointed by the Executive Committee of
the Seaboard Agricultural Society:
Augustus B. Cooke, Chief Marshal: G..
w, Steed and w. Carter Williams, Spe-
cial Aids; Geo. G. Garrison, Chas. L.
DENLY, Wilson Capps, Thos. P. Brown,
VIM. S. Wright, George X. Goodridge,
Aids.