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Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO 8.

AMENDMENT NO 3.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, three-titths of the members cleo
ted to each branch coucurrng therein that be and
hereby, is proposed to the electors of the State to
vote ON the second Tuesday of October next, to ap
prove or reject the following amendmen as sub
stitute for the second and third sections Of the
twelfth article of the constitution.
All property, personal or real, shall be subject
to taxation by a uniform rule. at the true value
thereof i'll money bat such deductions from credits
may be allowed as the General Assembly may deem
expedient; provided, that bnrying grounds public
school houses, and all other public property, and all
institutions of purely public charity, and az houses
used exclusively for public worship, shall be ex-
empt from taxation; and if the total value of the
personal property OF any person shall not exceed
fifty dollars, the same may be exempt from taxa.
ZION. All property employed in banking shall al
ways bear burden OF taxation equal to that impo.
sed on the properly OF individuals.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House OF Representa- tives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate
Dated Anril Sd 1857
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INA BAD HuMoa--0ur neighbor seems to be
in bad humor. Well, we pity him, but then
he never bites when he is mad, he only "spits"
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We would be glad if our friends would no.
tice our advertising terms, which are as follows:
One square (ten lnes) one or three insertions,
$3.50.
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Odd Fellows Celebration ina CadiZ.
The Odd Fellows of Cadiz we understand
will have celebration in this place ON Saturday,
the 10th day Of June, 1857. 1t is expected
that the lodges from the surrounding towns
will join in the celebration. Hon. VIM. H.
Gibson, Of Columbus, the present Treasurer of
State, will deliver the address.
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isaac Lewis

Advertisement about his new goods in George
town will appear next week. So will McFad-
<ens. Bargains can bo had at either place.
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0rrGen. Walker, the Nicaraguan filibuster
has arrived at New Orleans. He does not de-
spair of the Republic of Nicaragua.
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y / r d.

In Cadizon the 30th ult., Mrs. CArHARfNE
consort oil B. W. Price.
.0TMrs. PRICE was woman highly esteem
cd, as was evidenced by the large concourse
that attended her funeral She bore hcr severe
illness with Christian iortit,sdc.
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IT IS now said that Ohio hasa first class Mis-.
sion, and the Hon. Vim. Allen is supposed to be
the fortunate recipient.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-04

OITAn election came off in Virginia on last
Thursday. The Democracy have carried the
State. Further particulars in another column.
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c.
THE PEOPLE OF HARRISON & ADJOINING COUNTIES!
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Seua;e
Dated April ,, 1857. '''' '''0 ~ i"
AMENDMENT NO. D.

AMENDMENT NO. 5.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
OF Ohio, tlrf etthS of the HembelS elected oeach
House concuring therein, that il be and hereby is
proposed to the electors OF this State vote on the
second Tuesday OF October next upon the approyal
or rejection Of the following amendment as an nd.
ditiona section Is article eleven Of tie Constitution
Every county which now is, or may hereafter be
entitled TO more than one Senator, Representative
for the residue OF the present decennial perio@
or tor all, or any portion of any subaeduen.
decennial period shall be divided into as
many Senatorial and Representative districts
as there may be Senators or Representatives
elective in any year 0f the present. or any
subsequent decennial period, which districts shall
be OF contiguous territory, and each district shall
con'an as nearly ratio for Ser ator OF Representa-
tive as is attainabe,. without violating the rule
herein given as a contiguiy of territory, and with
cut dividing amy township, p,electon precinct or ward
1t any Representative or Senatorial district com
posed of two counties, ,shodby reason OF any
excess OF population ratio be entitled to ad.
du0nal Representatives or Senators for any portion
OF the present or any subsequent decennal period
The dishct shall be divied into two districts, for
each p0r hon OF such Cecennial period. which shall
be contiguous territory aud each shall contain a.
near aralo rs is attainable without dividing coun.
ties.
II by reason of the annexation of one Senatorial
district to another; there shall be any excess of pop
uiauon over senatorial ratio which shall be enti
tied to additional Senatorial representation for any
portion of any decennial period each district,
now constituted shall elect on9 Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners or such other board of off
GERS elective and resident in the proper county as
may be provided by law. At least tour months pri
| to the general election in 1853 the counties en-
titled to than member of ethsr house shall
be divided into districts for the residue Of the present
decennal period, and at least four months prior
to the general election in the first year of each
subsequent decennial period the COMMITTEES
entitled to more than one memherfo all, or any
pol tion of such decennia period in either or both
houses, shall be divided fmo districts for the whole
of the decennial period. A cescndion of the dis
trict ofeaeh county shall be published as may be d
| reced by the county commissioners or as may be
prescribed by law.
| N. II. VAN WORRIES,
| Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II, FORD.
President of the Senate.
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POIICHOMANIE.

The new ajd beautiml art NJ ornHrnehiins tse
simplest Gluss Vessrl resemble The Finest Pani.
ed China, al ttc oE tic ct'st. is crenling an i'm,
mense excitement, Ladies and Gsni,man are alika
frciGated yVila this delightful otcriaion rts-Ia
aud elegant amusement tor CflLlreh and schools
encouraging taste tor grace in design and haFnpu,
IN The arrangement pfeul"r-. 1 lie whole art cas
ho perfectly acguired in hal an Eaur BOOK ot in
slFncipn separately 81. Boxes rnntaining vo>cd
Bouk, and every Article required SIS, SEM by E1s
press.
CONTENT, NEARY & Co whole.aie s.c,..
June iS-lv Sp.; Pr,nf wav Y
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O-The election for Treasurer of Cadiz
township comes off on Saturday, June 13, 1857.
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National Police Gazette.

THIS Great Journal of Crime end Criminals ID in
Il its twelfth Year, and ID widely circulated
throughout the country. 1t contains all the great
Trials Criminal Cases. end apprt pirate Editorials
on the same together with information on Grimm,
al Matters, not TO be found in any other newspaper
9J"Subscriptions, So, per annum o., for six
months, to be fenited by Subscribers, (who should
write their nantes and the town, county and state
where they reside plainiy,l
10 R.A SEYMOUR,
Editor & Proprietor of the National Police Gazette
New York City
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or The Commissioners Of Harrison county
are in session this week.
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Spring and Summer Stock Of
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEWELRY, &c
At Wholesale.
T HAVE just received first ins ament of So case
L of Dry and Variety Goods. 1t consists in part
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives,
Sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warren's Backing
Handkerchie's Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot & Shoe Laces Gloves, Skein Cotton,
Gum Suspend'rs, Galoons Shaving Soap,
Hooks & Eyes, Needles & Pins, Hair Oils
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Envelopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses Note Paper,
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books M'Lanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells.
Also, Musns, Gnghams, Prints, and a general
assortment of Dry and Variety Goods, Vions, Ac.
oordeons, and Musical instruments.
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed to the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
4tb street, above Market, SteubcnVille.
april 80, 1857.
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AUTHORS OFFICE. HARRISON Co.,
CAnIz April IL, 1851.
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con,
stltutIon amendments true copy of the certified
copy furnished this office by the Secretary of State
X. w. KINSEY, Auditor,
April l3. l951-6m
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steubervill4 6 Indiana Railroad
@ f ~. sa ss A.. A.

s T9ssss IS assssSsfs : SSssssssS 6sAt
Fare as Low as by amy other Road!
IN and alter w esday April 22d, 1857, the
" CADIZ ACCOM- MMODATlON TRAIN will
leave Cadiz daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock
a. M.-connect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark at 6-l5 p M,
making close connections with the trains of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities in the West and
arrives SteubenWlle at TO- 45 A. NJ in time for the
morning train on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad
RETURNING:
Leaves SteubenviIle al 6-25 M connecting at
the motion with the Mail Train from the west
arrives at Cad.z al 6-50P. M.
e a RE
From Cadiz to Steubenville. le................$ 90
1" Newark k..................... 800
Chicago. o..................... 1900
4" '' Rock Island d................ 1900
Iowa City,. 1925
For through tickets aud further information APP
ply to D.HlLBEl Il, Ag't. Cadiz.
L..DEVENNY Gen. Ag't. G, ". FULTON Supt
apr. 80 l857-tt
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( ftAP, Post and Fancy Eot6 Paper, various kim 4
~ and qualities a large supplyat
may 4, 1888 JOHN BEALL'S.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
Upper Red River Packets,
DESPATCH LINE.

q iN - THE substantial ami we'll
Ss9l77.gI-g-st=5S<S known steamboats,,
REUB WHITE. ALLsHArGu, Master.
DICK NASH. WM. LAMrTuS. Mas.er.
EFFORT, Va. M'MILLEN. Master.
VIII. on the first rise Of water. commence
running A. regular packets between Shreveport
and all landing, on upper Rcd River. and viii
continue their trips during the entire season.
The boats were built expressly for the trade.
rank high ia thc insurance offices, and their OF
fccrs arc experienced and careful. During
high water they viii connect at Shreveport with
the splendid New Orleans packets DUKE. Cap
tain AUriegatc. anl p. +. kIMBALL. Captain
WittonberIy. aiiar'iing Passengers ard shippers
an opportunity TO 20 through without deten-
tion. During low water in the upper river.
one or the boats will ply above, aud another
below White Oak Shoals. at which point they
will connect. and thus keep mp direct commu-
nication with Shreveport. Planters aud ship
pers may rely upon every efior; being made t.
give satisfaction. For freight or passage, ap-
ply on board.
November {. 1857 I4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale,

THE undersigned offers forsnle his plantation,
IL situated between two and three miles South
East of Washington, Hampstead county. Arkan-
sas. and Immediately the line Of the Cairo
ami Fulton Railroad. This Is one of the most
desirable and valuable plantations TO the size
Of il in South Arkansas. 1t consists Of two
frlrfs NJ land lying within half a milc nf Zach
other. divided by 10 acres OF Railroad Land,
In tile Black Land tract there are seven
dred acres, with 130 acres in cultiyatio, ID
this tract there are between four and five Ton e
dred aces Of frst-elass BLACK LAND9ez
residue excellent article Of second-rate lani
capable. most Of il. Of producing in a favorah
ble year, from 900 70 100 pounds of seed
cotton to the acre. AMI better Wheat and Oat
land cannot be found in the country. There is
w-ground cotton now growing on this place,
which Will IL the season continues favorable
produce from 1900 to 1000 pounds Of seed
cotton 20 the acre There is an abundance Of
ncrtT-failing stock water On this place The
other tract consists w no acres or excellent
sandy llnd-lnO acres I'D cultivation "A new
frame dwelling, with Eve rooms. and iii the ne
eessary out-buiidines-a well OF good water
with several excellent springs, ard sprir,l
branches. A new Gin House. with Mil, Thraskl
er, Sc lie Vii sell both tracts together. or
th- B.a1k LAM place alone If desired.
". n. WILLIAMS
Washington, Ark, Aug ~, 1857. 3s:tf w
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
TO EyEaGGtyTs.
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

Mr.. z. j. Jackson. formerly Of Mobile
Vi Ala would announce e. the public. that
le has removed 70 Arkansas. with his family
ard viii locate permanently in Washington. or
Ca.gmlu-. Sir. J. will make annual visits t1
different parts or the State. when those who
may w % the portraits Of their families painted
mny avail themselves of hi experienced pencil.
Mr.. J. is nov in Washington. e; which place.
those at distaucc may addrcs- him hv letter.
Washington. Nov. lsti. IsiI.-iG-tf
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09

~ l. NUNS y BRO. line ui upper itcu RircT
VI. low water packets have commenced their
regular trips, leaving Shreveport on every week
for all landings above the rai,. Merchants. PLAN
tiers andthe public viii find it much tl their in
terest by ordering their goods shipped L. our
line Either Ofthe boats have the capacity TO pass
through the Lakes or HAHs DGk .S..oIis two
feet water with 200 bbls, average freight,
can therefore rely ON all freight entrusted
to cur care being delivered at the place o. des-
unation with prumptncss and despatch, 20 their
satisfaction.
For further information apply on board TO
either Captain, or to G. L. k0uus, agent, New
Orleans. at the Office of Nessrs. shaw * Zuuts,
No. II Front St Cor. Poyirz.s Stree. Howell
X Buckner. Shreveport. or +. 5. johnson and
q. c. Crews, Fulton, who Will give You through
bills ladiHg TO all points as above at reasonable
rates. Small f1vors thankfully received, aud
large ones in proportion. Insurance at the
usual rates Shippers can govern themselves
accordingly.
gs5" The Clarksyiile and Paris iTcxasl pa
Pcrs, withdraw old card and COPY this notice
3 months Dec 9-No.f9-;'ms
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
To planters and builders

= ~ = -
We have oa hand a splendid a-'gtpcnt of
Locks. Bolts. Hooks, Hinges. SrHaT-. Starlc-
Fastening. Latches. Knobs. Screws. Brad-.
Wardrobe. Hat. Coat AMI Cabin Hook. strap
Hinges. Patent Gate Hinges. Patent Wrought,
lra~~ AMI Iron. and cast aud Parliament Butts.
Lpo-c and Fast joints. Screws ef every size
window Weights. Cord. Springs aud Fastrniuss
ror sash. Door Llirl,s. Curtain Bands, Bed
Wrcurhcs aud Scrrv-. Waite Irons. Cast Tea
aud i.rss. kett,s. Polished hali Bells. wrought
Cow and Sheep Bells. Ma@ouers' Bells. Plated
nul Brass Caudic-tick-. Solar Lamps, Han aud
Gutrtlod Lanterns. SP.tJoons. Eri'tatin and
Bra Faucets. M1laS~gs Gates. silver Plated
Tea and Table spoons. Britiauia. ilb1ta and
Iron Tea and Table Spoons. Bastiug Spoons.
Skinner aud Lailcs. Long and Short Handle
FRY Pans. Coffee Mills Tobacco Cuttcrs, Gar
rp5e Rat and Beaver Traps, Thermometers
Knitting. Speyine. Saiil-r-. DaTninE. sharp
ard Between Needle. Steel and Brass Tlimhlcs.
Gfiddics. Gridrons Curry Combs Coffin Ham
dic-. Screws. iiince- and Strap, Blnck and PA
ted Iron and Brass Furniture Caster. Nut
Crackers. Iron Log and Handouts. Cotton,
Wool. Negro and Horse Cards. Grindstorez-
Crauks and Rollers. Mahogany Knobs. Cork
Screws. Brass and Steel snu;Icrs. Trunk Han
dies. E-cutche1ns, Cupboard Kctchcs, stccl
Key Bing-. Patent knife SharPcncrs. Bung and
Tap Barcr-. Tweezcr-. Steel Keys. Buckles Of
all kinds Martingalc Ring. Rein Snaps and
Bride Bits OF every kind at
u. l.. BRlTTIN < co.'s.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09

AND
IN - ~ vE - "S
In Blacl. Lace.
In White Lace,
In Black Silk.
In Colored silk,
In Black Cloth.
In Moirc and Lace.
In Silk anl Lace. NJ
d. L. BRITTIN n co.'s.
Plain anil Figured BareEcs,
Plain and Figured Lawns,
Plain and Figured Brilliants.
Plain and Figured silks,
white and Coiorcd Satins.
white and roiorci Snrrcnctts.
White and Coiorcl Challir=.
white and Colorc'i Tissue.
Plain and Plaid Camhrics.
Plain and Corded Swiss Muslin.
Printed Organizes. Muslin and Lawns.
EmI'd Cambric and Swiss Collars
Eub'd and Hcm~titchcl llaudkcrchiefs.
EmI'd Swiss and Iarunet Bands.
Ernb'd scollupcd Grass and Hoop skirts,
cnmhric and Swi-s Trimmings.
Pillow Case and Shooting Linen,
Table Damask and Napkins,
MarsciIles Quilts and CountcTpanes,
Lace aud Muslin Curtains.
silk and Merino Under Vests.
Hiack and Cnlurcd kid Gloves
Black Lace Mit- ani Gloves.
Infants Robes and Nni-ts.
Ribbons. Hosiery, Pans, Parasols.
Umbrellas and Mu-'FIit1 Nets at
b. l. BEfTTIN x COS.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09

Il EEPs constantly on hand a full supply Of
" the hest Bnis dare nni other timbcrs--
Particular attention pail ID the repairing nf
Wagons. Carriages. &c Carnage Trimming.
and ali other work IN BIZ line, done to order.
References:
II. 4. johnson, Z. N. Wilson. ". p Neil
roy. Columbus. Ark. ". II. Etter & Co. Trim
bic 4 johnson. and NIL the merchants and busi-
mess men N Washington
Aug. 20, 1851. 3i-ly
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
To Mechanics.

The hest brands of Screws. 3, ..s,hcts Adrc=-
braces. Augers. Hammers. Squares, Bcvels-
Gu1gcs, Files. Tri-Squares. Nitrcs, Drawing
Knives Spoke Shsvcs. Pincers Bits. Filletster~.
Spirit Levels. Boxwood Rules. Jack. Fore,
Jointcr and Smoothing Planes Boxwood, Match,
Sash. Hollow and Round Eabbct and Bcad
Planes, Augers, Framing. Mofiising AMI FirTncr
CAiscls. Augcr Chiscls. Saw and Plane Han
dies. Spring Divilcr-. Comprises. AMI every
other tool in general use, can always be found
at
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
Plantation GoCGs.

Linscys. Plain and Plaid. all wool. Kerscy,
and Kentucky Linscy-, Negro and Saill,
blankets Of nll jeScriPti"n- ~a'. Mackirtar ana
Bed Blankets, all wool. lufants = aud iientlc-
mems Sup. Fancy Travelling Blankets.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09

silks. Nelvets, Grapes. French and English
Merinos. TaraInattos. Plain aud Printed Nous
seline and Earece de La.lJ-. Plain. Plaid and
Fancy dc Laincs. all wool. Ginghams. Alpac-
cas- Canton Cloths. &c., Steel Spring skeleton.
Zephyr yEi!ted. Adjustable Bu-tle, and UHion
Nmr,laI lInnn Skirr.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
ESTiC GOODS.

Shpeting>. Shirtings. Drillines. Jeans BED
Ticks. Carolina Stripes and P.aids, Lowell Cot
tons. Cnttun Yum. Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
CLORKS, MaRTILLAS AND SHAwLS.

Silk. Chenille. Thihet. Broche Woollcu and
Printed SLawls. Velvet, Satin. Cloth, Beaver
and Aloirc-lEtigue Cl1aks anil CirCulas OF every
style. viz the Beatrice. CiaIissa. SNOW Dr1r.
Iris. Julia. Esteile. &c. Our assortment oi
Cln.lSs and shawls Is unsurpassed in variety
and beauty.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
GUNS, PISTOLS, sc.

4 fine assortment Of Double and Sing;e Tar.
relied Guns AID Rifles, Csll,.lfais hers and Der
ringer Pistols, boTsie, 6er effer.iou,ts' .rTdc'
f'ia-ks. Horns an. . a.'i'i e"N -ivN.t "iIof
Caps. Gun Triggers. Tuhel. band ms.hsy, .Uei-
Main Springs. Shot and Rife 'pcrs. Pcrcu-.
sion ami Fin; Locks. Right and Left Hand
Locks. Tube Wrrnches ard Bullet Mcuids. at
y. l.. BRITTIN & CO.'S
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
GROCERIES.

A FRESH and general assortment of GRO
IL CEREES. just received and for sale by
W. II. ETTER co
June 18th, 1857.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09

PiouEhs. Harrow Teeth. Corn Shelters. Corn
Mills. Straw Cutters. Grain Cradles. Scvthcs
aui Sncihs. Reap Hooks, Briar Hooks and
Scythes, Picks, Matiock-. Carolina Hoes. Car
den Hoes and EakcS. Frocs. Wedge. FUrk-.
Spades. Shovels. Grubbing Hoes. wbiiIletrsc-
Ok lokcs. Bow Pins. Curry Combs. Wagon
BoSe-. Cutting knives. Trace Chains. Ok Chains
Finh Chains. Backbaui Chains. Tongue Chains.
Stay Chains. Breast Chains. lock Chains. Hal
tcrs aud Curb Chains. Stage Traces. at
L. L. BRITTIN * co.'s.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
WHITE GOODS
CLOTHING.

4 general assortment Of Geutlcmens' and
Boys Clothing, made up in the best manner
and latest STYLES
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
y n ENTs
DRESS GOODS

Merrimac and other desirable STYLES. Also
British and Frauch Prints.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09

HOSIERY IND GLOTES
Ladies' White and UnbIcachei Cotton Hoe.
Slate, Black and Mixed Hose. Cashmere and
Lambs Wool Hose. Back silk acd FleeccL
Lined. Span aud Pure silk Hose. Ladies silk
and Mcrino Vests, Cnildrens' Fancy Merino
Hose. Boots ank Sock. White. Brown. Missed
and Fancy Half Hose. every variety Of Ladies.
Geutlcmens and Childrcns' silk. Cashmere.
W.,l ard T.utfrv fsF.-.-
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
HATS AND CAPS.

Moleskin. Nutria. Cashmere. Leghorn. Pan
ana, Hiawatha, Pioneer, Beaver and Brush
Hats, six, Plush. Cloth, Velvet, Glazed and
CHS. Turban Caps.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-09
Cloths and Cassinaercs.

All goods suitable for Mems aad Boys wea
Also, Ladies Cloths and Cloakines.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-12
Segars and Tobacco.

SEGAR WAREROOMS.-Th subscriber
~ has taken the Warerooms over his old
stand No. Ncwton's Wharf, in Commercial
Row, where he will continue the Manufacture
ing business exclusively, he will always keep
ON hand his most favorite and choice brands
Of Segars, so well known in this and other
markets, such as Magnolia, Fontica, planta-
ton Londres, &C., together with large as
sortmcnt of Common Scgars, among which
will be found that well known brand "De
Moya,' the cheapest Scgar ever COTTON up
in Virginia, he begs leave to call attention
of dealers generally,to patronizc and encour-
age home manufacture, and southern enter
prize. Office in the rear, No. 2 Newton's
wharf.
Oc 3 TlIOS. j. ID. REILLY.