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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
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BRENNAN-BURKE-0n Monday, SEPT q, at ths resdsoos
of the brides mother BY the Rev Mr hcCsrren PsstT
st. Msry's Church, p. T B, nnsn, to Maria 6urtA
eldest sister ofD John and r j. Burke Of tis city
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jSTEIN- Saturday. Sept ..
the residencs Of Alexander LesnCH No HctuIt sttae
Lewis TO virginia katzsnsoin both OF ths city
COMPLIMENTARY wAlis alsbarsh, on Friday seps
s. By the Rev br Isskins Ar William Cerns'l of Bsy
ste Long Stand TO Mia Bennett of flushing aisy
Lon. Island.
COOPER-SHERWOOD-On Friday. sept. d: by t1s ~
John X Bigeow, Charles ". Cooper H. D.. 10 M~ Mary a.
Sherwood all cf this ~.
DUNHAG-BRADEN-AtIt Itinir.. n. 7, on Wctresday SsSe
- BY the hcv W. ". Noge, Hr. Thomas r Dunsss. OF
Chcsgo. H. 10 Mise Emily Daughter o Lewis brsden esq
OF the former place.
BEATG-CHILD-On s.iusa.,. Sept: @, BY th. Rev nr.
Dewitt John II Heath Eewbufgh, n. T. - kD'ua b.
only daughter ii L'wis ,hiid Of this city
HIGBIE-HADDLN-In Brooklyn, on sundsp. Sept. n. bJ
th. Rev VIM. La~Isncs ar hsnrS, Hisbs 70 h' AInsta
Hsddcn, al of brOokiyn.
hOEK-JARNISOn sunday sept n Of tas p>Ad<lcs al the
.es: tSh.t q NJ No. = Iiss n.... Z t.s @ r. s s%s
tr 81 Ge.sse Jsrys osq, 81 d this city.
Uf.tI County nd Wsstofn psP'fs phsss copy.
PAaxOTT-BUD0Ia0T0N--In Strstford Conn, on Yusdsy
s,It q, by the Rev Wan. I ibl, Auere~ Psrrost %
Bridgeport, to bliss Mary 4 Bud5nston o. StrStiotd
SrgWART- BU REE-In Brook yn on Tnesdsy sept - by
che Rev. Rebei, Akmaa 81 Elizabeth N j., Lha1 SsvGt
20 NsIy Agnes daughter ofF W. Burke, es2 ell broosys
SpEIR-COLEY-on Monday, Sept: ~ By tbs es, J.. q
Holne A Speir to Miss hay CoieJ, 6soshss' Of tAs t
Daniel Coley, all Of Brooklyn.
gTRYKER-BaITTAN-iI 8rootyn on Monday. sSSs. q,
by tbs Rev Brnfy Ward Beecher slsss D Sfykse. . "
Miss virginia brittsR sfah Il this ci,J
sTRYKER-8LYDENBERG-A Hsspssnss. Lcn, iSssd'
Tu-sdsy, Sop. y, oy the asy Df. jones. he&rj NJ
Strys,E to Aiss NisneiniIs L. Blyseas<ss
rOyEY-FoWLER-On Monday, Sept y BY the ksy. d.
fhomp.on oftho BIoAd~sy Tabernacle. M RbeFs fossy
Misc SaIsh ns,ds FOule Jouass,t daughter e. ths sas
Richard tovhi, ssq, 81 Of this ciJ
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s,t drns tss .ss :',' 70 .om. % neos...s
ss.aesy re.gTea sona. He bed been at home bat
.ss' %ssn sS Ss MIL ..e ., SS S
ss me;en q se ,shcf house without The mist
n: :ss s'S S ~: q ls1 s ssds. ss
osd cries ct distress ~ md tDstnrty stopped tie mill aud
9Th <. sss; .Ss q. ;s. lie o. s.S s
ere NJ wiuest1 "A by some unfortunate accidsa fallen
~ y. g. m asa = an instant S '[eSia c
Ssot. te tnd otherwise injured TO hiel
rs s' sth Ccat dioulty e1trcstee from ss m
j e's SS b. anea S to to oGs as s% nS:
bro sne n1edis;ely summoned, and two pby. .swtIo
:. but the desperate nature Of Jcfcs ~
on ~ -, skf unavainr He CO., ID 70 SUI.
49, a. oeiock about hour sfte toe epi eha 1.
-, 40 his brother. whom he nso recf"ly Ht ~
,.,.a bad bresthed hia last. B. .oe - sIont ~
-, age lie was most worthy = rish So """ WV
Z ssy respected wherever now -, Son, A.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

sURROGATEsC sCoURT-srpT % Before A w; Bs,proEe
This morning kr Geo L. Ps,chiu through his counsel,
B. Labsu ESQ., applied for letters o administration the
esta. bis brother Henry Pstchin who died in July last
in The application resisted Ly Mr. A Tappsu
ON the part Of the Public Administrator aud by M b. G.
Leyeride- behalf OF Mary g. Mesin, claiming 70 be the
widow Of s.id Henry Ps;chin
The case seems TO be q peculiar
Mrs Pschn says and she supported by the witnesses
anned behalf this 'uing tnst brother nsw met
Mr. Pstchn Philadelphia under the Of David Spet and
IL reduced him her That in 1856 she usred hun under that
name and has lived " h him up tr Of his DEATH aud
had child by bin few months before hs death she dis
covered name claims ,oers Of administration
TIL. side say that Sparks and Patcn not the
that SPARKS living and problby produced
In mr. The widow pr reduced in Court d,gu.Ireotype OF
her hub,ud which tn. opposing parties sdut besr
great rsemtleuce Pscbn the uettse They admit that
Pschn lived i'm this womsn but that the marriage Il
il ever took place. with another person There Is consd
ersbe in this The viii be continued
I at III
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BROOKLYN COURp or SkSSlONS-Bsfore Judys ko.n.
aud JE.tices EGNoNs ard SCsoosaAxxe.
At the yaticp of the Cour. YESTERDAY morning

aud JE.ticrs EsNoxs ard ScsoosaAxss
At the organization of the Cour: yesterday morning
bs s'ted the charge e the cOar. the gle. sss..s
aSe on day. OF scIeIsl and .peci,l election
His Honor charged ster adrs the section reSed o. .bst
election days within certain distance from the place whe,s
the poswtrc he'd The only person, prohibited from ss
licensed not embraced in the pro ssson may no.
have been the Intention es.stgre exclude unieenseS
persons from the eusl:y ct the law but In this well 10
oil other laws, The ,,rt et'er Of the act must be followed
4. TsS SGs e. % .ss -
yet such va. The sse Tie act va. fall ?, ,mIisva.. saa
Juror. bound law tue Court sna Dts,oi
A.tsrSy. and rot follow tier cwn r. i1eSssiot'
On motion ii the Acting DhtIi t,Atorney, the Hoe.
Moore TIE indictments sasn't tn" Long leland Rsfesl
Key sid Jsues Gslssr tor the nnrcer Of Hesn Kelly
the oii,g Of toe S oi August "eie nno'edt' 'ss oyS
The following pligoptrs thou arssgned! 1hos.
Brown for stttmp at rsp plead not guilty Edwin a. WI
..pepe .G "a W 'f Bsns WD MOE .nS Ios.ps Wn.s
(coioed indicted 'or highway robbery Pesd not salty
sy the second Dc in hyiPs stolen assn. OF slo.h
ne from s,ore hon'e on the limo the BIco1yn Wee.
recomue ended 70 the mercy Of the Court
Chsrlcs Notrs was then tried for receiving .soios
from the sst ccS sas JSnC last. lie va. ceS'ic.sd
Boyce Jackson was brought up for discharge. hsy.
sw attn Summation saving beca comned BY oi
police sg.tstes Of his city He va. oeIsted % es.rs:
Of stt8ing thcktb. aOustssnE ssescS
that had heard OF frequent slsBsos whse Sscns
i'll for lthcr esainaon, and then held PR
time than they could have bee sentenced Tor IL thsy
he'd been proven gully II sinpsf -
his sbowedge he wond pr.cn ihe,n to the Grsnd Jusy
" liam Whiting, oil IIRn, who had Doen "a jail
charge " disordefy conduct. Brought
up and a. ttc request & "a, 0rsrd Jury, dschsyed
Aifree j Wal was tieu Iisced on tnul for passsrg
counterfeit note the Uuion Bsnh of New L5r don
keeper OF grocery. in wluamsb,reh n. ws s,aaad A.
Dur shack assigned for defense. Joseph Simpson
also scqgcd si,r elsIse the s b'ins SIS ofsh. L
Bsnk '.eehu,ott. and 6ers shown thai he aid cot e,s
il th fraudulent intent,
The court then Adjourned till ths uiornps
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COURr ON APPEALS-y,pr. IN,

Nee. 80, 81, II9 49, ~, struck oil; No. %, re-
served for Oct g No. H. reserved for Oct 81 No So fe.tIt
tor Oct o. No. 1S reserved for Oct. 10, Nos 49, S So ~ ia
reserved for Oct 49, No s reserved tor fcah week feoPs
aud tris. grated Iss
bot sgt Talbot snd Loons sg Ocean Insurrce Company.
Appeal desied With Cout occupied n bessa notisoa
No afternoon Calendar for sept 30. is5hss
T. S, 6, T. O. Q. ~. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

COURT CALENDAA-Tus Dsv.
UsirkD STATES DISTRICT CoVRr.-NOs. -, ~,
q, 49, 8, s9, 90. "a, &c. 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

.,.. . sss f.z..aasy 70. t.s meath.
MarI Gin sria stabbed her sasts 0,sn,s Cis,s,
\. s,ser s.--. IN h.r Ia ssm ~-;s s',t ss. 81.
osess.ds: hst ,egasst "a
fi,sS-t Rsdsey No ~ Cs-r-y stree. BY "treetsas tvs
a.ses evs head" ~ ~~ .s'-s'>a % tbsPess
Js,. Hurpby wss chs yed viss sssaa,. sad ss,.ssy
u7S1 es9 Ry,a No so wsssIn:ion s.r"-s sas sosussA
Ret ANA ReJuoas Ne - ws,, Ferty esss s... sss -
samue h,r,As =. sssnsa for "a .ss..v,.s
Pcise and s's .cHt to the rsren,ry fOs taTcs sosAs
VIM. Armstrong w,s vas oSs5eed ri.s piekas tss
e:at b :, .he .s1': - tine 's,,. s.pS,sa ~ q, oSr
Thcr ~ Cssey was charged with brutal sr,,surs
o hs percs % he .t q ses. on tes so~psa, u r,s.
sirl. On tier ~,y school Found say. va .sn.sst O.
The csse Of Avn Don charged With a~ssl, s.a ss.-
.s:y .s.ItG q S''''' h''''' No ~ A "'' ~.
Tbomss srd Richard Ssndersos, bress.n wes
aSi con.d sre 'so Gei,s nS 70 Es., ss1sa:s.as i
.w,re Gnsd > - ..ct ~hich promptly psa
1hon& terrcly, arraicned Tor ssssult and bssfsY
Js, Fok e TIE LIP ousrO yins Al BVriias alp ~ De
ca.lsea q; tte request of the eonP..Esa'
L.Sr.Drr Rc,, 80 is6; Hcberry .tress ws Sr d 81,
Thomas MoCsrt,, f1r the same ofenss on Heery
Le,de., No 81 iie.'eI % stree, % ~.' aS.d sA s.
.ery on Mary scher Nc 81 rSsea str.t e.sS ~.
Lewis G. Newell julius HyInsu rhos. hctsoks.
John rsrtcl, Pefrck Dcnovaa wv -
stealing SID sewsrd 1isre Jus yohn'on. fhes ncOtsiA
May Jspe Csrr J., Tote John Msksy. HsSu.0s Hiss.
David Coheu Js. Farley. hicbscl Nc fsty Msssc Husss
aud Daniel McN,mas srssned fOr ssaus sad 6stsy ware
q! iischsriod. 70 uitnesse4 eppeertns. - -
Tie cases of Bernard . Conner, John SuGS, VIM.
NL.s,s. Joseph Fsn.l and Ssruc, Ies.e charges ~stS
theft pu, over Thursday ne1 that Of hsa Vssnas
toT resrs bosra posts worth 80 tre- sussn HcCecws
hose of Wr Noisu yss CfsUe<
snd Nm Carroll for s.sut and battery sd q PeStssues"
joe ios soliciting nigSut pasergcEs without acsAAs
p 4 over e. the ssnc day
Eueere A. Wtisen, Vim. Co nvey Ana Wss, Mary
Cur-v, Dscl Grsy Mary A. Quiuosp convicted cf
Johr Reed coaVictcd or s.eArS
p.sches worth $50 WesWsainstoa MArte e. hst tA,
sentences suspended.
Adjourned % Oclscl Til s.d,y morning.
KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TgRNlNER--
Before Judge BSDsFyr, and A,scoslss kssos. ~
ScnooNM,sER.
The Court WA o'gsDized Yesterday, for the purpose
,tsrragI ing Jares Qsasher aud Psck Rey ird'ctsA ~
the uuiaercf High Rely. They plead no. guilty sai
remanded for trisi.
Tie Court thsn - jourued.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

United STATES DISTRICT COURT-SEpr. 2-Bshse
Judge BELTS.
The case OF the SLAYER Merchant came this morn
Ing according adjournment Santos Of the dsndaDts
in Court aud warrant issued for his srrsst and
the until tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

An application to change case rOm the Stat
Courts those OF the United States be made eT pa
Ike motion for attachment An attorney be snret
for his client though he cannot BE- bail service Of no.
OF the opposite sornsys and the entry Of
of subttuton such Appearance prevents psI
from srwsd applying change the to the United Stat
Cosrts.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The nonina-
ton of Colonel Richardson as Governor
of Nebraska was to-day confirmed by
the Senate This appointment implies
that his position on the subject OF Kan
sas is satisfactory to the administration
Gen. Denver's appointment as Secre-
tary of State for the Territory of. Kansas
was confirmed by % democratic votes.
Mr.. Douglas was absent Nineteen re
publicans voted against it. General
Denver has been telegraphed at Boone
vile.
The removal of Governor Walker is
daily expected. 1t is stated on high
authority that should he now move in
the direction Of Kansas this result would
Immediately follow.
Thomas j. Semmes has been appointed
United States attorney for the district of
New Orleans. His predecessor has been
removed on the ground Of not using
sufficient vigilance to prevent the escape
Of Walker and his party from that port.
Nathan Clifford's appointment to sup
ply the vacancy on the Supreme Court
bench has not yet been definitely acted on
by the Senate.
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Cotton Movements at Mobile
Freights and Exchange.

MOBILE, Dec. 8.-The cotton market
wears a heavy and unsettled appear
ance, and but little disposition is shown to
operate.
The sales during the past week were
chiefly for France and the continent. and
reached 10000 bales.-English orders
are very scarce, the most of them having
been countermanded. We quote mid
ding as nominal at lO4 for an average
list, and l03 for strict Liverpool classifca-
ton.
The receipts Of cotton at this port du-
ring the past week We're %, 900 the same
week in 1866, and 10000 the same week
in 1855 Although the receipts are below
the corresponding Of the two previous
years, they are still ahead OF any previous
week during the present season.
The stock on hand is estimated at 49,
600 bales. The exports to Great Britain
during the week part on OWNERS ac-
count were $500 bales.
Owing to an increase i'll the arrivals of
vessels, rights are dull and drooping.
We quote cotton to Liverpool as nominal
ly 15-32a3d,
Exchange on London quiet, but steady
at per cent. premium.
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L A T EST N EW S.
Collision between the Ocean
Wave and Long Branch.

SANDY HOOK, Dec. 9-The steamers
Ocean Wave and Long Branch came in
collision this afternoon, at Sandy Hook.
The Wave was bound to New York and
the Long Branch to Ocean Port and
Shrewsbury, The Wave put her freight
on one side and saved the boat from 60
ing down.
The Long Branch was the most dam
aged,an it was with great difficulty that
she proceeded on her way
The conclusion was so great that the
passengers on both boats We're thrown
offand badly bruised. Among the injur-
ed is Col. Vim. Jones, of the Highlands
feared to be dangerously SO. A dense
fog prevailed at the time of the disaster.
The operator of the Sandy Hook station
heard the fog bells ringing and being very
being near the shore almost Immediately
afterwards heard the crash of the boats
as they came together The passen-
gers throw no blame on the officers of the
boats.
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BaA The communication OF "Alner-
lean which we have been requested to
copy from the Argus. gives some start
ling developments in relation to our City
Fathers We have been creditablv in
formed that the intimatious thrown out
by American" are substantially true
We presume the matter will receive
prompt attention from the Councils.
CITY CONTRACTS.
MEssRs EDITORS:
1t would seem from recent occurrences
that there is determined effort being
made to bleed our poor aud almost ex-
hausted city treasury to the last ex-
tremity. The general Cry is high oner-
Gus grinding taxes, caused by inexpedient
expenditures on works Of improvement
entirely uncalled for, which in fact were
merely made to observe party interests.
Since the tax payers are looking for
some measures of relief at the hands of
their public servant, who will be the man
bold enough to offer q resolution ''Mere-
by making has mark upon the times. =
That no member of the council be direct
ly or indirectly concerned in any con-
tract, or be in any manner whatsoever
interested or connected in any bill OF bills
against the city.
Thousands Of the peoples money have
been voted away by the councils, while
many who voted thus, little dreamed it
would go into the pockets of their fellow
members.
10 be member of the council is in
deed a profitable business, as will appear
from the manner in which affairs are at
present conducted, and there is no redress
for these grievances save that of the pro-
hibition suggested above. Witness the
Almhouse contract, the street contract,
&C., &C., together with various bills
brought in against the city, where many
members are behind the curtain, where Off
GERS OF the city land sworn too not to be
interested) and members Of the councils
are with homogenial interest alike con-
cerned, and feeding and fattening upon
the dainty morsels Of 'golden comfort, SO
lavishly bestowed upon them.
Messrs. Editors, | am sure you will
agree with me that from recent develop
ments, corruption can exist in high as well
as low places: and it behooves the hon.
est legislators to be on the alert ere the
hateful monster raise its head in their
midst. Let US have councilmen who are
interested alone in the city's welfare and
not serving for their own personal ag-
grandizement, and then and not till then
may we look for that retrenchment and
reform so much needed and 50 much de-
sired.
AMERICAN.
We shall refer to the subject again on
Monday.
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The News.

SALES OF VIRGINIA STocK.--On
Thursday, sales in New York of $4,000,
Va. SIS at $3.50.
The steamers Ocean Wave and Long
Branch came in collision at Sandy Hook
on Wednesday afternoon last. The con-
cussion was so great that the passengers
on both boats were thrown off their feet
and mauy badly bruised
Hon. Erastus Corning has been re-elec-
ted President of the New York Central
Railroad.
Accounts from Alabama reports ire
mendous rains and freshets ror several
days. The country is flooded, and seri-
GUS damage has been done in all direc-
tons. The loss is said to be immense.
Samuel F. Jones, jr., late cashier of the
Colchester Bank, Connecticut, is charged
with having embezzled $4,000 of the
bank funds. Jones was arrested in New
York, but pending the procuring Of re-
QUESTIONS from the Governor of the States
he effected his escape, and is believed to
have gone South.
Intelligence has been received at the
War Departments of the death of Brevet
Cononel William Thumbull, of the Typ
ographical Engineers, at Wilmington,
North Carolina He was found dead in
his bed Wednesday morning last. Col.
Thumbull entered the service on the LIST
July, 1919, as a second lietepant colonel
in the artillery
The Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, who, it seems, has about twenty
five offices to bestow, has already had
eight hundred applicants.
The steam-boiler connected with the
foundry Of j. H. Mysick, in Lowell, Mass,
exploded on Wednesday last, killing the
Engineer, and badly injured several
others.
The New York flour market is UNI
changed. Whiskey is firm.
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"Let's be Gay,o

All the newspapers seem agreed on
one point, and that is-that we shall
have merry Christmas; and as the
press is but the voice of the peo-
pie, we believe the approaching Christ
mas will be the merriest time this
nation has been called to witness for
many years. So, let us "go in lemons, -
if we do "get squeezed" Let's have a
real old fashioned jolly time of it, that the
people may forget their sorrows. Let's
emerge into the new year of 1853, with
our troubles OF 1857 buried in oblivion:
and let the people no longer remember
them, but as bye-gones. Let's give old
Santa Claus,a rousing surprise; and make
him feel for once in his life, that he neg
lected to make sufficient preparations for
the occasion. The nation is just emerg-
l ng from its troubles, caused by thesla
revulsion, and it feels like youth Just ar
rived at manhood--let it take Joy and for
get its sorrow; and when the approach
ing year dawns upon us, it will feel 1.-THE,
strong and ready to 60 to work as fresh
as ever.
John Bull says we have got his mon
ey. If we have, let's make good use oft
for him, and show him we are "chip of
the old block" He knows that we are
his best friend, and as Weller says:-
"Wot's the use OF ones aving friends, I'M
less one can use en- If we have his
money, we shall be better able to paw
him by keeping light heart than hea-
Wy one. We have an abundance in the
land, and will send his starving millions
wherewithall to eat, drink and be mer-
ry. That is, provided John behaves him
self like decent gentleman, as he is
"Cotton is King" and if Mr. Bull cult
Yates our friendship and keeps OH our
right side we'll send our "King' to him to
set his thousands of mills to work, that
his millions may be made happy and con-
tented. But don't forget to have Jolly
Christmas and make our own house.
hold happy. $50 it while you are
young"
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

BENwooD, Dec. 10.-A sad accident
occurred on the Central Ohio railroad last
night. The engine of the express mail
train, coming from the west, ran into
some rock on the track at a point near
Glencoe, the engine and a portion of the
train were thrown off and precitated down
an eight feet embankment, by which the
express messenger, Mr. Brown, was Kill
led, and brakeman was seriously iniur-
ed, having some of his limbs broken No
other were injured. This accident dis
arranged the trains until about noon to-
day.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December 11.--tlour-
The market to-day closed heavy sales
of 5000 barrels. Common to good State
at 81, 50a4,55, Ohio $5.20a5 so; South
ern So 1Oa5.35.
Wheat--Is heavy. Sales of 5000
bushels at 126a145 cents for Southern
white.
Corn--Has declining tendency.
Pork-The market is dull prices de-
clined 25 cents. for Mess and Prime sales
at SIG. 25a16 for Mess Prime $14.75 a
1850.
Whisky-Is irm-sales of Ohio at
20 cts.
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New York Central Railroad.

ALBANY, Dee. 10.-Hon. Erastus
Corning has been reelected president of
the New York Central Railroad.
AT the election about $12, $50 900 in
stock was represented. All the directors
were elected unanimously except three.
These three We're opposed by other
candidates, on the ticket prepared by
the New York stockholders, which ticket
received votes representing about So
100000,
A resolution was passed expressing
full confidence IN the management of the
road, and its ability to pay a bona tide
dividend Of eight per cent, The meeting
then adjourned.
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Evening Drawing School.

NJ MI. .. WEST, Practical ARoHI-
w TEoT, will open a Drawing School at
no. o., Nam street Norfolk, where will be
taught all the branches OF the art, he request
all those who have an opportunity, to call
and see him at his office between 8, A. M.
and 7, T. M. when they can learn the terms
time &c. W. s. WEST, AR0HIrEoT.
de 5-3m Office At, Broad Water st.
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SDecjal Notice.

L,OR Pertminy he BREATH Cleaning
Il Teeth, and Beamyying the Complexion,
use "BALM OF 1000 FLowERs," For Dressing
Ladies' Hair, use "WoopLANp CREAM"
new Pon,ade 1t culls gentemen's Hair beau
ttiMly-Price 90 cents each.
Beware of Countertits.
W. P. FETRIDGE d co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
VlCKERY u COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de 5
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-12

New ORLEANS, Dec. s.-The stage of
water in the Mississippi is 9 feet 4 in
ches below high water mark, against 10
feet inches below at the same time last
year.
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A resolution is now pending before
the Legislature of Tennessee, pledging
the cooperation OF the State with the
Executive of the United States in sup
pressing the civil war existing in the
Territory of Utah.
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OswEeo, N, Y, Dec. 9.-The schr.
Radiant which left Toledo for this port
previous to the recent gale on the lakes,
has not yet been heard from.
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CLEVELAND, Dec. S-The receipts of
the Cleveland and Taledo Railroad for
the first week Of December were 1926, 900,
against $4,000 for the corresponding
week last year.
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Mr.. ID. H. Winter,
AT 1T AGAIN. -
CHINA GLASS and EARI,HEN
w r IT

TAS. E. BARRY, would most res
- pectfully inform his friends and the(sSR
public generally that his China, Glass 9a IA
and Earthen Ware establishment has *
arisen Phoenix like from the ashes; and that
having laid in an entire new stock of eyerv-
thing in his line he is now prepared to enter
tain his friends and customers on the most ac-
commodating terms. He feels assured that
long experience in the Crockery business will
enable him to give satisfaction to the public,
TO whom ne gives the assurance also that his
stock will always be found to contain nearly
every article which may be called for.
Give him call-at his old stand co,ner
Union street and Market square.
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