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DrcrnIhcrN lA
PHILIP RAIN.
f.DW'D -. f.NCHO.
,EkER AGENT AND COLLECTOR,

F.DW-'D -. f:NCHO.
GENERAL AGENT AND COGDEC OR,
ono, lih STREET Err'dEgs Hr' amt i's.r'iy
opposite H. " hv,ri,n 81 >.n'- '"n!jHi,sior H,t.5
MOULD respectfully inform h- rrni- aud the public
w generally that l- will continue in Ia" line u
hu-in- thu rn-uing year. vi. Ernn: "g; liOu-', lining
Srgror- Iocctir: Bonds. Mott, aud Open Accounts.
Negotiating Loans Selling N-,ro,, and Real k,ta,r aud
tending all other h>r-, pertaining: 10 General Agent;
promptly. be- l,-i:@iIan.
WILLIAM y. PHILLIPS.
General Agent and COLLECTOR.
WILL. continue lire og; N-Sror.. iIoG---
w ami settle ajlf clln- VI every description III.
rn,u!ug year. lie hi, sincere thank Lis
patrons. i"r the very liberal patronage they have
Heretofore. h,;"Sv Ola iu aid he hope, hs strict ait-i
tion 20 bu-n->, {" i,-ri; a continuance of III. -aiHr.
81 oficr on l:ih l,,'s". Main amt I'anl street..
n"c lI-dAcim 'TNl1in-r copy.
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b.. y sCGAR-,oo barrels, ,or sal. sy
G D DAVENPORT
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LATEST NEWS BIT TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1855

THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS - SECOND SESSION.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1865.
SRNArR.-No business of importance was
transacted. The Senate resolved to go into
their new hall on the 4th of January. The
pension bill wds discussed. The Senate de-
clned to take up the agricultural bill.
HorsE.-A very large number of bills and
resolutions on various subjects, including the
tariff, were presented and referred. bill was
introduced to authorize the President to con-
clude with Spain treaty Of amity and for the
settlement Of all differences, including the ce>-
sion of Cuba. and appropriating money TO be
used by him, if he Sc fit, in advance of the
ratification of the treaty by the Senate. The
bill was referred to the co nmittee on foreign
affairs. Both Houses adjourned till the 18th of
January
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SHAWLS AM tau,uS,

MIA " L< NND ~.
WE have lately added 10 ,tocs Of Sha"I' ana BNri
w Cloth Cloak making Il Yer, imporau, those who
wish new s;y~ ar;il. 81 good qualify at ne O..t rG,.
price, give = call M.o good assortment Of those
pretty la, adore silks, a: ~, worth -
Rch Lace and French worked S-:,
Nor. 81 those cheap Ill i;.oy,s
Ladies aud Misses Hoop sAIrt-
Dee q PEEKISS 4 60. Va. III Eaci. square.
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, VERY VALUABLE FARM EOK SALE

4 VERY VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE.
Di authority -; the lat will and testament o! Peter r..
ID Spra-y ce"d. viii sell. ~ Publ; Auction. AT sarry
t'ur'hou-.. IN MONDAY. the TWENTY .>ENENTH DAY ~
DECEMBER HrNi, ,bcing cour; iHi TIE tract 81 Land On
which the ,! J.. T. srrI,!.y re-.i, Al u: time 20: LIS
death containing l.li' about siN miles from tie
Courthouse tihG on both s!I, 81 t.Prr> swamp. an al
joining Nh" lands ~ ". VI >ra;icy and other There
about F' acre, cleared. III" balance Ia wood. a! original
growth and old trid ,ni about l-l very heavily u.
hrrHl. The building. are In good rider, the dwelling
house con; ,E, ~ ropIu- auI passage good framed
iar;rr good Stables. hari- ciirri"u.r AMI ri!
houses suitable Tot farming PURPOSES, Vel 81 excellent
water In the yard: AMI tw" apple orchards.
rr-"I' ~.ng 10 y"s the premises will apply 90 Nr T.
W VI spriiler. on N" farm adjoining: VITO nil ;lnc pr
~ IN showing them the Land. &c
HEW>i cred: o! tsclye, eighteen and twenty iour
month, will be- given the purchaser. Tor h"n,i, Siih sp
proved .--u-i'y. carving interest from date.
jas ". Sii;hTIEY.
RS'"r q: Peter r >pr,il-,. i-c',i
80 Tie an above named will positively be sold the
,int.,i A ,,..
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lliRTSllORNES cURE-AII.
TIE GREAT PAIN tNNIIIILATOH,
REMEDY foR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK STOMACH AND
WEAK BOWELS

REMEDY fOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK STOMACH AND
WEAK BOWELS
I)REPAEED ty Chemist, Bottles ~. q and -
j and ~
TIE GI:EiTFST DISCOVERY ~ MEDICAL SCIENCE
HAET>lloENES CtEl.-tlL should bc kept Ia all .aH.
lies In OF accidents sudden .'.a-s ~ Il f9equcuiy
cures in !,,, time ilan i rrgu.r', o go physician
!: cure, pain IN any par; of tie 'y>eu. ad !, u,r! II
tcfuay aud Internally.
\, she frequent change. ~ III" weather produce bad
Cold rheumatism. Neuralgia Ihroai. Pain ia the
Bowel, and stomach, Tooth ant Ear Ache Ague OF Lump.
IN the Erels;. Pain IN TIE l. ai Body also sin Neck.
Every pcro. should get bo" |; act upon u" Nerves,
muscle" sInrs>. Bloc, an. Ennc ani. hs s warning r'c
Ecm.sue:!c power, cAle, a.. l..a from ine ss,i'l nr:
bolIl' aIi Try a.
y H-Ii You have Cough u.- IIAETsliuGNE> Pc
TUA SiEUr Or WILD CHEEKY. !; i ~. bcs' Cough
syrup in the world
II you are Bilious Use lIAGTSlInRNES hNTl-Bii!uts
rll.> They act upon tie Liver stomach AMI G'sc,
ryin. oc Al! Bile AMI Foul s"cr'' "u..
The above rr-i.cin> - h" had \; al Drug Si"t"> Ia E
moni Nurfo.. Petersburg, ana all towns "a virginia.
La
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LIFE INSURANCE:-CAPITAL OYER

yINHE Mutual Beue6t Company. This Is the only com,
pany in Richmond that pays dividends 20 the insured
while living
Il makes xn Annual Dividend Of * per eeu,. Only half
the prem!un II $oo |, required In cash note can
he given for the other half and the DIVIDENDS credit
Of the note KNOWLES wALPORD. Agents,
D.a - q Pearl street
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\ OTICE!

NOTiCE!
THE
BOOK AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS
or r. J.. NASH will. Ia future, he con.6115..ss1
" Quoted by Jaw, E. Rutru iof ;ha,E@E
Gra) and Jr- s. N,-H t,on Of D.. r. Sa.h.'!I e ! ]!
under the firm AID style o;
T.. u. y ~ - II " 6 o..
With all thu advantages enjoyed By '- house heretofore
The attention Will Ice given - the selection and sale
Piano ror"s which offered upon safe and liberal
terms" iiri'
Nr EIcIiAED RICHES. who h,- had charge =: the
Primo department COR the lat will continue .t;h
80 Persons indebted the bushes Of T.. r. NisH ~
make pa sIn.nt T.. +. NASH CO.,
Corner ri Rank aud sycamore streets
Dec Petersburg. Virginia.
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TINTE partnership heretofore existing between ;hs under
signed /. this day dissolved by mutual consent All
person, LA wing claim against ic are r.gur.d -
present iinin"ii'iri.. TIN IL:
y. 49, SrARkE
Richmond w.. December :!!.nd l.i--'i
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EXTRA CARD.
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on CHRIST
" MAS DAY, commencing at 4 o'clock. to which chill
dren under twelve years OF age will b- admitted for the
nominal sum OF Twenty Cents.
The afternoon performance will compri-e the new AMI
novel Christmas Pantomin9 Of the
MONSTER OF ST. MICHAEL,
OR THE FAIRY GESTIIiA,
And ADDLEBOU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. prepared for
this occasion only Dec y
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NUNS SUPERIOR PIANOS.
ID II. TAYLOR ha- now IN store al nE|-
4 sortia-n, q! Num-. and other c.cbra. Hf8-5rl4E
ted Pianos. with Large Stock OF ether Nu.Y n y
-ca Instruments OF best quality. Gui;arI
ard violin r-ra'- String The laTgr,; s.oei =. Mu-c
in IN. Stat"
several second Hand Pianos -, Main street.
NOR RENT.-i Tobacco Factory. al present -
occupied by j. j. Don min. 18th and Cary fi,,:
Streets possession given fr>' January. l;'?. Ao.
family dwelling N0rhidc OF Main street. between l?h and
Goth streets. For terms apIs 10
Nnvgp WI PALMER, son a CO.
FOR SALE Or RENT.
TUNE tao story Brick Tenement. hank street for -
mcrly occupied the Enquirer Printing Office Li;,,,
The hcu-e i, new. large and in good Condition -..l-
Apply 20
Dee !, RICHIE DtSNAvhST.
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900 NECRO BLANKETS.

600 NEGRO BLANkEIS.
TITO FARMERS, Traders. Rail Road CONTRACTOR tooae-
eonsx aod o.hen.-You are Informed that niy usoss
ard the prices Of The same Will be in accordance WIN ne
,.mes Is usual money be saved By pafehshnt I"
ns. ALFRED NOSES, q HsiS s1ssA
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST I.
IEGEMAN Cl AK g. cos
NOTICE.

TORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE.-A.
ri Cr..n Jons.ton, stable. Cary street, spir!.ed
:ro,,!ag booded MARE. trained al the North, and ~
xr,y respect No. harness Hor>s. She = also gooc
adj. hor-. hugSy and Har.-.. Of os.t Northern aake
Apply ~ IL
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ATTORNEYS AND COrN>tLLuRS ar Law.
R.I'iy">p, W,
nFPlCEin Goblin. building. l!:h ,r,ct, hriw-"a
" Main and Bank streets. Oct tt.
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Two accommodate SERVANTS going -. AZ
J. home for the holidays. extra -. I .4.4
Packet will leave landing with the H-S-aoze----s'p'
regular mail boat Friday. the 9Th. att o'clock, r. W.
Dee I.-iw HOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
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IL YEARS Presents
Rich velvet aud Cloth Cloak.
Double Shir; and Plounccd rIb Rob-
ysien,ia. Popln ami D-l.ain- Dr----,
Real Lace and Muslin Set.
Lace and Embroidered Collar. and iiia-~"'e".'i'
Real Thread Lace Vel.
And many other .IIenii iooI', A. very 10" pfi,.-
NJ. PRICE WATkiS-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-15
Local Items.

MAYORS CouRT.-We visited the Court
House this morning under the impress
sion that we would have some fine cases
as is the usual case on Mondays. We
entered the Mayors Office, and our eyes
bcheld sight that made us feel all os>e''-
ish. We saw the Mayor, the Sheriff, the
Commissioner of Revenue, one lawyer,
and four police officers, holding CONVEX
sation together. On our entrance into the
office, his Honor very politely informed
us that there was nothing for us to re-
port. We left in double quick time un-
der the impression that we had como
across on unlamfM assensblage, which VIC
intended to present to the next Court
over the loft) as soon as it is convenient.
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DARKNKss.-Ssturday night about 8
o'clock, the Gss-lights in our city very
suddenly went out, leaving our store
keepers and many of our private houses
in total darkness.
As it was our duty to enquire into the
matter we did so, and found that an &C.
cident had occurred to the gas holder,
caused by the storm on Saturday morn
ing.
As soon as the accident occurred work
men were Immediately engaged to make
the necessary repairs, and succeeded in
doing SO in short time, but as all the
fire had to be put out, enough gas could
not be made after the repairs to furnish
the demand for it, iii time. However,
about 10i o'clock, the pipes were filled
again, with full supply Of gas.
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THE NORFOLK COUNTY FERRY.-We
would ask. why, it is that one Of the best
boats belonging to this Ferry is taken off
the line, and leaving but one to convey
passengers to and from the Cities in stor-
my weather. The very time that two
boats are most needed. There is but one
running, thereby forcing the travelling
public, perhaps half drenched with rain
to wait, often twenty or thirty minutes
upon the wharf before they can cro8 the
river. We believe we heardthis intsrro-
gative propounned one hundred times
last Friday and Saturday: "Why is it
that there is but one boat upon the line"
We were once ourself. with all the haste
that we could make, fifty two minutes in
getting from the foot of Market Square
IN Norfolk to Portsmouth. Quick trip
that.
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Sxow-BELL1Ne.-Boys. little and big,
We think, if you will throw snow-halla
any how, that it would be well for you to
look before you send your hard-pressed
mass of snow upon its mission of-you
don't know what.
We saw ball thrown Saturday that
missed its aim, and with no litsie smash
and jingle, whized its way through the
window to the back part of one Of the
stores on High Street, breaking out .
glass that We should think did not cost
less than Eve dollars. Another thrown
by little fellow csrelessly, came in con-
tact with the Gas Lamp on the corner Of
North and Court streets, breaking nearly
eveey glass in it.
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ACCIDENT AT THE "D.Y Book" Or
pIcE.-This morning about II o'clock
there was an Avalanche of snow from the
roof Of our Office, falling through the sky
light, on our press, breaking a large num-
Der Of the glasses; but we are glad to re-
port that our Mammoth Press sustained
no material injury. We fear however,
from the immense quantity Of snow
which fell upon it, that our to-day's i'm
preston will not be very clearly prin-
ted one.
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DARING po1NGs. Yesterday afternoon
some daring person or persons succeeded
in priying open the lock of Mr.. c. F.
Greenwood's Jewelry store on Main ST.,
and by that means gained an entrance in
to the store. Mr.. Greenwood had occasion
to visit the store in the afternoon about
A o'clock, and it is supposed that the
person had just succeeded in getting in,
as nothing is missed from the store. The
noise made by the unlocking of the front
door gave them warning to fly away.
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AN AccIpyNT.-On Saturday night
last, as Mr.. John Psets, clerk at Messrs
Geo. w. Dey & Co.'S Drug store, on
Main street, was experimenting the clos
ing of the store, he managed by some
means to run his arm through pane Of
glass and received very severe cut on
it. he received prompt treatment and
is now doing very well.
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PREMIUM HATS.

4 FTER looking round just drop in Eg
"A at No. 50, Broadway near Main, EA
aud buy one OF my new style Premium Gas
Hats.
The beauty and superiority Of my Hats over
any made i'll this city, is conceded by comps
tent judges to be fact beyond controversy
and Poetry. Flexible Hats, and saving Of
money, stand poor show, when once you
notice the gloss of elbow greate which is
admiration Of the man of taste and Judge
raant; and more still, my prices must attract
the attention OF all; in short for cheapness,
durability and excellence, challenge the
world to produce Hats superior if equal
te5 w. S. HAWKINS.
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STOPPED HER.-One of the Engines in
coming from the upper to the lower de-
pot on Saturday morning last, WAS stop
ped by the unexpected depth of snow
upon the track. Notwithstanding the
intsrmingling of rain with the snew,
which had fallen the day and night pre-
vious, some portions of our streets were
covered to the depth of twelve inches.
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NEW SPORT IN PoITsMoUTH.-Mr.
Mickey Free, the Irish Pedestrian, is to
perform the feat of walking plank,
feet high, 40 feet long and 80 inches
wide, for 100 hours, without stopping to
rest, eat or sleep. He will commence
tomorrow tuesday at II o'clock, A NJ.
The feat is to be performed at Ironmon-
gers Exchange.
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SALE OF CLOTHING AT Auction. We
would call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. G. A. Benton, in our adver-
Using column; who is now offering to the
people Of Portsmouth rare chance to pre-.
pare themselves to keep out winters chill
ling winds.
He is selling at auction every evening
a large lot of ready-made clothing, Jewell
ry, fancy goods, &c., at No. 81 Crawford
street. You will find Mr.. Benton to be a
polite and accommodating young man.
Call aud see him.
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A CALL.-The Rev. Theodore ].
Knapp, for several years resident Of
Pc rtsmouth,s but of late graduate of
Rochester University n. Y, and who
for few months past has been supply
ing the Cumberland Street Baptist
Church, Norfolk, has been called to tbs
Baptist Church at Edenton, N. c. Mr.
Knapp will leave Portsmouth Friday
next 10Th inst, to take charge f his
Church. May abundant harvests crown
his efforts in his newly chosen field of la
Dor.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER offers -
i himself to the citizens of Nor f!GSFT
folk and Portsmouth, as Tuner and Re
pairer Of Piano Fortes. From among large
number of those capable OF judging of his
ability, he sabjoins the following
NATIONAL HoTEL,
Norfolk, Jan. 10th, 1858.
DEAR SHIT is with great pleasure l
recommend you to the citizens of Norfolk
and vicinity, as gentlemen, who is entirely
capable, either as Piano Forte maker or
Tuner, and it quite certain, that your resi-
dence here, will be a great advantage 70 the
musical community generally.
Yours Respectfully,
s. THALBERG.
His rooms are in Johnson's building on
Main street. where he intends keeping an as
sortment of the best Planes manufactured in
the North. Respectfully solicits the citizens
Of Norfolk, and Portsmouth and surrounding
eouutry, to call and examine his stock. Being
a practical Piano maker and Tuner, feels CON
tdent, that he can give satisfaction in all
cases.
n. B.-Just received one of those patent
double sounding board Piano-F or,es, from
the mandatory of Newman Bro. l. Sons.
jal9 d. w. WINTER, Agent.
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MR.. L. III. Southland.

ClVES LESSONS in SINGING, on the
~ Piano Forte, Organ, and in the Theory
Of Musical Composition.
TERNs-S20 per quarter.
Applications left at the stores of L. Salus-
bury, IS, and GO Main street, or W. p.
Griffith, Bookseller, will receive prompt at
tention.
Mr.. Southland begs to refer to the follow
ing testimonial:
NATIONAL HOTEL, Jan. 10th, 1853.
l take pleasure in stating that am ac-
quainted with Mr. L. H. Southland, and learn
ing that he intendsto reside permanently in
Norfolk, l warmly recommend him to all
true lovers of Music as first-class teacher
of the most eminent ability. l sincerely
hope that Mr.. Southland will meet with the
success which his great talents and expe
rience merit.
ia 20-W&S4W s. THALBERG
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STEAMER GEoRG1A.-This strong and
well built Steamer did not arrive here
until 81 o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
owing to the violent gale she encounter
ed coming down the bay. The Steamer
came to anchor at the mouth of the Po-
tomae and remained some time, as it
was dangerous to proceed on her way.
The Steamer North Carolina due here
on Yesterday morning, did not arrive
here until this morning. She did not
leave Baltimore I'm I'LL four o'clock yester-
day.
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NOTICE.

MEAL AND MEAL BAGS.-Evsry week,
M we are receiving limited supplies Of
"CruInp's superior bolted Meal" which we
sell at market price.
On and after this date, we inte1d 70 lay
violent hands upon all bags marked "Crunp's
Meal, VIM. Sherwood, Agent" We wish it
understood, That they are our property and
no one has any right to lend Or sell them but
ourselves. We do not wish to be meal
mouthed, and will state to our nuInerou
customers, that it will save them troubled
they take the above hint.
SHERWOOD & YOUNG,
q 14Roanoke square.
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E@- The Italian Opera, in Baltimore,
under the conduct of Mr.. Ullman, of the
New York Academy Of Music, hiss prov
ed eminently successful. The company
are to give eight more operas in that city.
Cannot Mr.. Ullman be induced to come
to Norfolk for few nights.
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STEAMER ROANOKE from her
wharf at the foot of High ST., Saturday
evening, for N. Y, with an unusually
heavy freight, mostly of cotton, paper and
ground peas.
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The Yesterday it was in
deed very quiet in our city. There were
no arrests and the whole day passed off
without an accident.
The congregations Of our different
Churches were not rs large as usual ow-
ing to the iaelemcncy of the weather 4
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R@ Remember the Lecture tonight
at Institute Hall, to be delivered by Pro-
fcssor A T Bledsoe, L L D., of the Uni
versity Of Virginia.-Subjsct-The mis-
sion of Great men. Go early in order to
gat.a- good seat
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STEAMER GRoRGIA.-Did net arrive
at her wharf in Portsmouth, until 81 P.
NJ. Saturday. BY the high winds and
heavy sea upon the Bay, she was forced
to cast anchor at the mouth of the Poto-
mac Friday night, where she laid until
morning.
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RKPoRTED.-There have been reported
to Maj. Vim. Humford, 1920 soldiers and
cadets, to be in Richmond on tho 22nd
inst. Col. D. S. Walton reports Sd regi-
ment, 800 strong. Portsmouth cadets so
strong.
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IMPRovEMEKT.-Wit much pleasure
we notice that Mr.. P. c.. Hull is erecting
large brick building on Cove street in,-
medistely in the rear of Johnson'S Hall,
which he intends using as a carpenters
shop.
The house fronts twenty-four feet,
runs back forty feet and will be two sto-
ries high.
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Business Cards.

I'd I'll. EDMONDS.
III. PLASTERER AND STA TER
Respectfully solicts shere of public patro..
mare. Architectural Plaster Ornaments of
the latest style, and at the lowest prices.
Particular attention paid to Slate roof re-
pairing.
ay~ Residence, No. 80, North Cumbor-
land Street.
oct CIV
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. A. ABBOTT,

~. SOLE AGENT FOR
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, OF
cIsTY LOG * M L L 8 >
CELEBRATED
Exscelsier Flour and BrcadstLffs.
NOT. Urion street, doors E. OF Market
SQUARE, Norfolk, Va. o. =,
Ssaa See advertisement. e1s-ly
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BRIa PKRRY.-Dropped down to Cra-
ney Island, last Saturday evening, and
will doubtless sail to-day. The U. 8.
Sloop-of- War Marion will not sail till
about two weeks. as she has not yet a
Pureer.
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NEORELAND L. JAKEMAN,
Nl HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN
PAINTERS.
NO, I, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK Va

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PAINTERS.
NO. l, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK, "a. :.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Hail honored ages Of grand progression,
While each one clings to his profession,
And science moves with onward motion,
10 suit each Maynard thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strange than modern wit can mention,
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
Though making graphic strides forever,
While reason urges proud ambition,
TO strive for wondrous competition;
Yet in this age of glorious Art,
We can the need Of praise impart,
when neritorious efforts claim
A modeet puff to gid the name,
And thus we call with honest pride,
attention to the Painters Side,
Two men who bravely know their calling,
Whose works are worthy of extolling,
Two model artists Of the day,
And most obliging in their way,
Torelsnd 4 Jakeman-mark the name,
In Roanoke street you'll find the same,
Call at their shop number one,
You'll get the best of Painting done,
And whether Foe, Friend, or neighbor,
THEY'LL charge bat moderate for their labor,
So now invite each one and all,
50 walk around, and give them call
DC 15-2m
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-15
Evening Drawing school.

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BALL.-A number Of onr German cit
liens intend having a grand dress Ball
tomorrow night at Concert Hall on Tai
bot street. The Independent Blues Brass
Band will be in attendance under the lea
dership Of Mr.. Kraus and will discourse
music through the evening. Dancing
will commence at 8 o'clock.