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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-17
Direct Communication with
France,

ENHE commercial intercourse to be estab-
Il ished between the Port of Norfolk and
the coast of France, renders an acquaintance
with the language of that country, not only
necessity for those whose business may be
thus directed, but enhances its value as 60
cial accomplishment both to Ladies and Gen
tlemen. The undersigned having possessed
peculiar facilities in qualifying himself for
that capacity, respectfully offers his services
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and
Portsmouth as French Precepter; to the
Ladies at their residences-to Gentlemen at
his office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding house
No. 50, Z. Main street.
Schools attended both for classes of French
and Book Keeping on moderate terms.
Merchants and others requiring temporary
assistance in arranging their books, making
up accounts &c, will do well to apply to him
before his time is fully occupied. A thorough
knowledge of the French and sufficient ac-
quaintance with the German and Spanish
languages to keep mercantile accounts in
them if required, may render his services
useful to those engaged in the foreign CONT
mental trade.
fe Is CHARLES SAMUEL.
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Miscellaneous.
DYSPEPTICS.

DY SPEPTICS.
n A. ABBOTT. has just received
IL. another lot of Graham or Dyspectic
Flour in small sacks for sale at the Flour
Store, No. Z, Union Street. de u
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NhOiCe Extra Hams.-l5S Choice
" Extra Hams, cured by James p. Jordan,
and VIE. CHANNEL of Iimithfeld. For sale by
G. X. GOODRIDGE,
jazz Campbell's Wharf
JUST RECEIVED-50 bbls. heavy Mess
~ Pork,
Is bbls Prime Pork,
so do Mess, Family aad Extra Family
Beef,
600 Sug ar Cured Hams,
500 Breast Pieces, a nice article,
hhds New Sides,
s. do Shoulders,
3 do Joles small size,
GO pieces Smoked Beef
Smoked and Salt Tongues,
Bologna Sausages,
90 good Cheese,
t75 bags Buckwheat,
100 boxes Pearl Starch, cheap,
20 kegs Butter, good article,
Is bbls. Lard,
10 kegs do for family use,
Please call at No. II Roanoke Square.
ia Is PENTZ Il CARTER.
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January LIST 1865.
NOTICE, NOTICE, NOTICE.

NOTICE, NOTICE, NOTICE.
Tt is true that L. Salisbury is the only
L. agent in this city for Fisk's Metallic COT
fins, but heis not the agent for the whole
world. This being the case, we would say
to our friends, customers and the public gen
orally, that we are prepared to furnish Me-
talic, Mahogany, Walnut and Pop
lar Collins, on as moderate terms as any
6zaazzss, establishment in the city or state.
esG-.-- Wa have had built in the city of
Norfolk, as fine'a Hearse as can be built
North, and we thoughtit good policy to pat
ronise our own mechanics in preference to
sending North.
We trust by strict attention to business to
merit and receive share of public patron
age, assuring all who favor us with their Or
ders, that they will be attended to with neat
ness and dispatch and on reasonable terms
and although it is not our good fortune to
own any fine Carriages, we would say that
Mr.. Hardy and Mr.. Weber have some as
fine as other people, which are always at our
command to attend funerals.
A A GWALTNEY d co, -, Main st.
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Metallic Burial Cases.
GAI IISRIID " L. thn a.,l.x

I DAHO . ID y N Is tlIe UIIY AEVHU
IL. for Norfolk, and the surrounding coun-
try, for Fisks METALLIC CASES, u---r>s,
which are now so universally used, -
and which so preeminently recommend them
selves, as superior to any other Coffin now
used. | have also the best Hearse; and Car
riages always ready to attend funerals at the
shortest notice. L. SALISBURY,
fe 25 Nos. So, & 60, Main street.
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WICK RY a. COMPA
v Booksellers Stationers, Book Binders,
and Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 10 Main
street, Norfolk, Va. Keep constantly on hand
a large and well selected Stock of BOOKS,
In every Department of Literature.
Country Merchants and Strangers visiting
the CITY would find It much to their advans
tago to examine our stock before making
their purchases, being confident, that we can
offer them great inducements.
FICKERY & COMPANY,
fe rs No. 10 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
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FRANCE.

Generals Changarnier and Bcdean are
authorized to return to France.
1t is reported that Ruder's sentence
has been committed to hard labor for life.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE CHEAP.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
l. citizens of Portsmouth and vicinity, thai
he has taken room under the Eg-Z ~
Ocean House, where he intends M#-&H
keeping on hand a stock of S&VH.
B u G G e s, both with top and with
out, which he will sell Us reasonable as any
other house in the vicinity, and would res
pectfully invite all those that are in want Of
good Carriage, to give him call and ex-
anime for themselves. Call soon, and you
will have tie FIRST ci.uice.
GEO. A. LEETE,
No. SO High street
Portsmouth,, March Sim,
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SPORTMAN,S DEPOT.

p. D. GWALTNEY T. co.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
.ssasS /, oaS>. Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Fow-
W g " ling and Fishing Tackle OF
every description, Fine Pocket Cutlery,
Bowie Knives, Dirks, &c.
.gs- Repairing of all kinds in our line
satisfaction.
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Bells Hung, Keys fitted, Locks Repaired,
Umbrellas and Parasols mended, &c, &c,
by experienced workmen. ia 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-23

uNRtSERyED 5 ALE Of DIAMUNDS-DIAMONDR RING
and Earrings, Gold Watches, etc, etc. suitable for New
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I ANDING Elk SHIP a. MORRISON from Bordeaux
IL DRY PRUNES-a0 cases jars and cartons, choice.
SARDtNES-l0 cases half and quarter boxes, Of E.
ROndenet, Nantes.
BLANKETs-9 bnles q. Granier L Co.'s GRAY Blankets.
Fnr sale by GRATIAA, CUMMAGERE co,
% Cu7tpmhuuse street
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AMUSEMENT5.

pLACIDE's VARIETIES -GRAyIER sTnaEr.
Sta Manager. .hr, J9fIE SEFT4s
THIRD WEEK op THE SEASON.
THURSDAY EVEN SC, December q, Izss
Gommence WIN me interesting hh5hGo Ok = w " 'h
IA B[nat9 Gs2rEs J2raTn t2ENS sy a. gy
NJ ohG. sq}ce A@ miH NJ, Seymour ftef wtte
SON. no conclude viii lie comedy d MARRIED. il,E-
Gol4le Mr. MARK Smith; Lynn, NJ Briggs YqoTEbg:baaa
IIosnd; Mrs Dismal M warren; Mr.. Goddls Mrs Royce
M y ; M H. 9ra4 l W. Yonnghnsband Mrs Marx
y.i rehetr.ai-Ihe play THE Marble Heart
"lhe PDoI Gentleman and "kold 10 Ruin
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Third Tier, for coored persons only
P Pfvats Ro1es. o.
o-The b. o5eg open from toto o'clock daily where
Doors at heIfpas Performance to
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES 81.
Lessee and Manager. .....B DFBAR.
PRICES o., ADMlssIoN-Dgess Circle and Perqugtte, 10
S. EACH Private Qmdron B&es, IS each
Mr. BURTON the World Comedian will appear
two grea characters.
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. %, 1888,
The Imaginable petite c. medy Of THE BLUE DEvIIS-Me-
aa re- s,F 1 f@I Bag ~ 9GS
NJ me Ssnafpants NJ hgaR TYP liplon alias W.. i1tt
V ii the ag.za b aGTY AND ME BEAsr-john
Doors open 81; Overture at O'clock precisely Box
d25 - " q. 9 GHEsLEY, Treasurer
SPALpING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATER. AND
~ MUSEUM corner st Charles street and Commercial Place
Manager. R. sPALDING.
sPALpING i ROGERS
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WANTED.

M Asst Ed TSEUsTRIOUS AND GOOD AdBNfs
w every and county in the Southern states q sen
the patent right invention "A Thief DetPct OF
Burg lar Persons Wishing act g Agents hs ay
mali specimen sample the Thief Deteeor giving full par
IculaT IN agency Of the article tits 90
rabIe and simple affair and should be in every hduse A
wanted sglI valuable book " Of recent pHbica
worth any times the price of The BOOB,
Jackson,s Commercial Cycopedia Of Useful and Pfohte
KnowedRe. One n is book will b sent TO any part
the country mon receipt If 50, by return Of mail
ming Rods AZ, mtg wanted Address, with stamp CO.
Postcf5ce box j l6 View Orleans, La
P. STo every Postmaster N the country will send oas
of above named book the receipt Of 5 and ave
three stampe The book furnished TO Aqens and
Posmssters q q L per cory h the quantity az
yETANTED-TwO GENTLEMEN, or ONE AND HIS
w wife, bard in private family, in the Fourth Bet
Address T., At this Office. pc
E$x SHIPS WANTED-A SHIP 600 Oh 800
ffsSEs85 b tuns, to 10 d timber for Liverpool.
Also, two Of tnnnage, t5ad deals for Bue1Sa
-'''1 8. JONES a CO.,
sci 81 Grayicr street.
E6R- yyANTED-A coon SHIP or BARKT9
- load Dispatch for Boston Cargo ready and
$50 i. JONES / co, 81 4ravisr street.
ITO TRADERS. MECHANICS AND OTHERS
Book Keeper offers bis services 10 those WhG
10 need SAINT book keeper He will EesE
their books order strictly confidential and moderate b
Best references given Address w P. s. at this office OLE
COTTON SEED WANTED-wE ARE DRsI-
~ of making fer monthly supply Of 800 ula
g. JONES CO.,
10 81 GrsxieE street.
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AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION or DANIEL r. sLADE.
By TOURWE & THOMAS.


EuGESE ToURSE, Aucsienssr.
OHice-79 Exchange Alley.
THURSDAY, December 30, 1858, at I2
o'clock, RsnEs' Arcade by virtue and pursuance Of
order from the Honorable S. H. Morgan, Judge Of The
Second District Court Of Neg Orleans dated November 9TH
1853 will he soId--
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in he Firs. Dis
rct Of s city, n the bounded by Bertrand Bolivar,
raver and Perd do stres measuring 20 feet inches and
Ra front On Bolivar street ~ 2 ice aud inches IN depth
oe~eeh parallel lines together with s the and
building here raid lot is designated No 20 per plan
drawn ~ y A. Fe4D, Civil Engineer deposited Ia the office Of
7. q S-ark-
BJ-TERNS-Cash.
At ofsas before RoDf j. Kerr n P at the expense Of the
purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE DANIEL, p sLADE.
Par TOUREE &. THOMAS,
EUGEFE TouEsE, Encante1r.
Rureau-79 Passage de la Rourae
fEJDE, 30 decembre, 1853. midi. a rarcade
- Ge Hahss3 en- yertu uydre de honorable F. Fl Nor
gan, JUICE De IA peuEene COu fe District SsYeiie-lyr
le.nSr en- fAle 81 Y nhvenbra 1888, Il gendu--
w LERT AIN LOT DE TERBE, slime dams le Premier
District dams rt horne par Bertrand Bolivar era
yje ct Peid desgne e No q da-fe7 IN plan dresse
par A. H din ingeHeur civil, Eenoge bureau de
o. e dt lot Desrrant ~ psds pauce ct sFs de face
Bolivar nr 22 peds ct pouces De pr1foadelr entre
g7r- PARALLELS ensemble les raeora ns ia
tssey qd ~ tsouy,nt
~. CONpTTIOSS-Com
parlevsnt Ront j. Kerr n. p frais de
pacqglregr. n9 dll g 20
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IT, OFFICES TO RENT-THE FIRST AND
& hd floors No Caondelet trte and several fine Officer
lii the and third floors CarundeleL street
Possession given Immediately, ARMY
oil If BYRNF VANCE 4 On
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80 FOR RENT-THE FOUE-sToRY BRICK Store
Mi1 New Leyse Possession given November
lii Apply S. WOLFF
ii corner 81 Giravier ant New Tsvea
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FOE RENT.

Tor RENT--oFFICEs OVER TIE BANK OF EEW
Orleans. Apply At the Bank. ole
EOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE
the second floor If iron front building Camp street
Apply to GEO, W. HYSSON & CO,
al (tauu strae
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SOUTHERN BANR.
New Orleans, Dec. ", 1853. :
ED-ThIs Bank VIII nc closed on the emsu-
Ing legal Holidays, viz Christmas, New Years bay and the
Slh Of january.
d23 eodrja8 THOs. LAYTON Cashier
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Par ]. B. WALTON,

SUCCESSION DE FEUE NINE ELIZABETH R. HUGHES.
Terrns de Vuleur. ayec aneoratons, dams le Quaene
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pLACIDE's VARIETIES DRAWER sTHEET.
stare Manager ..-.......,...., Nj J0tI& NEFI4s.
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BY ]. 3, WALTON,

SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELIZABETH R. HUGHES DE-
cAseq.-yaluabe Improved Property in the Fourth DIS
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PUTTER-I6 frkns choice Goshen, landing ez ship 81.
ID Charles, for sale by 3. WOLFF,
Gravier and New Levee
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TNLbI6 EREiNE-IHu LARGE LIGHT AND COOL OF
FChS the second f0or OF The bgiding 50 ST. Charles
street. Possession given lst tetQbzr. Apply 10
EDMOND II. CHADWICK,
NO. aFT Tpda Z
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vga. DESIRABLE STORE FOR II EMIT on
f ANAL SPREEr.Store No 1872 Canal street, betweeH
Est Chares and CaondeIet streets between St Charles
Ca0ndele occupied by Mesrs dOde
Apply to VINCENT Il CO.,
Is street
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHISGTON, June &.
HousE.-Mr Savage said that acting as the
friend Of Mr.. Hughes in the recent difficulty
between him and Mr.. Harris. Of Ill, growing out
of language used in the debate ON the Minneso-
Ia election case, lie had met Mr. Vim. H. Polk,
the friend of Harris. and they had come to the
opinion that no hostile meeting was necessary,
aud that the matter had been settled on terms
honorable to both gentlemen.
The House passed the bill providing for keep
ing ana distributing all public documents
through the Sec'y of Interior.
On motion Of j. Clancy Jones the House
went into Committee Of the Whole, and took
up the sixry-four amendments made By the SEN
ale to the Miscellaneous Appropriation Dill.
SRNA4E.-Bills were passed granting pensions
TO the widows of Gen Jones, and Gen. Gaines.
Considerable discussion followed proposal Of I
Slidell, 10 lfilit the pension % their perioa OF
widowho0d which was not agreed To-
Mr. Toainbs bitterly opposed the granting OF
these pensions
MessIs Houston, Davis, aud others paid warm
tributes to the memory Of Cen Gaines ana
charged the Senate with a,Yant Of gaiantry.-
Mrs. Gaines occupied seat the ladies cutlery
and was doubtless edited by the debate
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CINCINNATI MARKET
.JliSg 7.ZNothihg has transpifed in Flour or
Provisions, SO faT. Whisky scarce and firm at
1Sc
THE FI0ODS

81. Eouls. j rIe 7.-Riyer risen 2 feet since
SnfufSla1 nidi.i Z. md lsiill swelling. All cellars
along the isvee nearly fun % water. Some
parts Of ievee are almost snbmsrged- blooay
island IL uartiallQ overfi0Wed The track OF the
T'erte Haute 4 alton aud 81. Louis q GhifFigO
Roads. are under wafer The track Of the o. &
n. Rofd is sill. dry bnta small additional rise
viii sutiuerge that also. at Madison, 10 miles
above here. on the Illinois side. The river has
broken through the bank, and the water IS now
running over Aineiieap Bottom. The low lapds
ON this side above the city, are also under water
iIIielI Jn5er Nississippi is rising rapidly From
IleelS Island and an low lands from KeCkuk
down, are flooded.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, june IA Leavenworth dispatch
of the 9th inst, details an aifray ut Lawrence
.Jenkins lived ON one claim The former en-
closed an acre of land on which was u well used
by both parties in common. Lane recently
fenced up the entrance 70 his wei, and forbade
Jenkins access TO it. jenkins declared that he
wouid have water ut all hazards Lane threat
ened to shoot him il hc made forcibe entry into
his premises On Thursday afternoon, Jenkins,
accompanied by four friends, well armed, cut
down Lanes fence, aud proceeded towards the
we'll. WHEN Lane warned them not 20 advance,
or he would shoot. Disregarding the threat,
Jenkins party advanced, WHEN Lane fired, kill
ing Jenkins instantly. One Of Jenkins party
shot Lane in the leg, INJECTING wound which
confines him to his bed. Lane was arrested
and much excitement existed Jenkins was
held in high estimation, and his death IS deeply
4 man named William Wells is in custody at
Lawrence, charged with participating In the out-
isge in Linn county.
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FRoM.W4sHINGToN.

.JuNE Tin the House of Representatives Oh
the Cd inst, Mr. Harris Of I'LL, denounced per
sonal statement made by Nj. hughes, Of ma,
MS false. when Hughes called him liar. Harris
replied 1t is false aud you can wear It &C your
pleasure hughes subsequently sent challenge
10 Har1is, who promptly accepted II, through
the influence Of the friends OF both parties the
challenge was afterwards suspended or Temporal
rily Withdrawn for explanations and late to-
n,ttt nm arrangement was made by which tue
offensive language was Withdrawn by each, IA
The order that it was uttered and thus the ditii-
cullies have been amicabIy adjusted
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RRAGGs ARCTIC LINIDGENT


mass Of tie Afflicted Of all rely for relief from
Cancer ScrofIa, sprains b uises burns ana all
eutaneous diseases rs raplay Per t Of
nIrers the following Of few OF the Won
Ton he pa2tss aIned a.e possession Of
the proprietors, but rIr length preelsdss publication Of
allea' a ley" one nottIe Trfumphnnt.
Mrs Mont, No. s4S Morgan STREET, St Louie, having
without elect, euredby one htf centbot
tie Of Arctic Lniment. .,..
Henry Days, Mound street 81 LSSSI EhS 9s IS4
months, cured by three or four applications o. the
Arctic i''h'i1 Ely the l.IsiIe children.
little daughter Of Mrs Lee residing on Lake street
chicago, senided az oyer Sy the cSd
To- the directions, and the re was Instantly extracted
and in few days che ,isIs iI a scailiy
Mrs George K. Tyler, uanal street O., had long sur
nn by the use Of one bottle and
restored to her a Glif HRsr IsISis ramor.
Mallory s r:.sa ri T Tsas5e
until he tried the arctic Linlment Three Po'ss eaIsu
him IN u rev essH Wvondcr1nI CureI
Mr.. BEDFORD Mobile was confined her couch for three
years with numb palsy, and after being IN dssPsir rs
rnsnl' IN = i''''f An ExPIosfon.
MliPHIs rEsE., Nov. 2Sth, 1891.
thereby certify that havng been badly bruised an9
senlded by the explosion 81
" extra ted from Scads, and In short time all
The pain gone from the 6russs in Two weeks was
HENRY HAvERsKfl.L residence Jackson street.
The Blind BeeI
WKhsTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851
had BEEN afflicted with nlaed eyes in an aggravated
tried and ssy
Iinment, IN months was neerly We'll !. ny little
tVn and during portion OF the time entirely blihd
in one eye. II applied your valuable l ~
cured my daughterseyes and my own besides
curing .as " IN my ny house StTstTuiy,
,yrHsTRr CRY, Iowa, Nov. ON, 1901
thereby certify that well acquainted Win
RUSSELL aud with tge 9stonis51g safss ne anu
know niA ~ y P ~, Webster city
decd for a ntnlthfs.
This Invaluable Imminent IS aso equally In
curing the diseases oiapi.aels ~ H Srnol az
Keen the Two largest e are gen
orally thFcush United ais nee ssd 1857
We, D. nrags setis Lint
Pe'Stt ssiS 81 tue ais Being ts 0t LnisRt
W W. Would use no other. We keep and nys
number Of years, extensive livery
g e Ee and We that 1he Arctic lnl-
6 Z, stable and
others having the care Of hgYaes'. sRNoT-
LYNCiI, AIsNoT 4 CO..
Chestnut Street.
OLD hSi min az 2
e ss ~ ns for ARCTIC I'm
fa1ES b. '' ana take other.
AeAs' = Liberal fsHopoeltlon.
~ ,.ree 70 furnish each pure ser OF . dol
i via Sfrse subseriPt zion 90 CHE y. =
the holder heneat OF ms
osition N the apleI N
~ % So cent and 81 bottles contain 90 and lOg
rts esns; HiSs ~ Far aafsby BRAGSk BURROWBs,
are tie sole Louis SO.
a. .reut wanted 81 every town and yilla APPlIea-
lions alyays be ~ IIsIITIF
Ian ~ General hgenisfo stheellre-
I (Yfs . esesiit ~ 3 D. HARPER SONS
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The Daily Intelligeneer.

Persons wishing the Daily Iateiligeacer, can
have ii left according to directions, for Ten ceats
per week, payable weekly 10 Luther Rice.
Orders for the paper can be left at the Office
or handed TO the-2arriers.
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay TO
the carrier boys, unless. they can show author.
ity from Mr. Rice to make collections.
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The Rieer was falling yesterday with Is feet
water in the channel The weather was bright
and pleasant and for Monday. business was
right brisk. The Ford Capt List, arrived from
Louisville with good trip, which her crew
were dischargng yesterday with great rapidity.
She will leave again on Wednesday.
The fayoritc Courier, Capt. Roberts, also ar
rived from Cincinnati. The Courier gains favor
with the people along the Ohio every trip aud
is one of the most popular boats that plough
the Ohio. She leaves tonight
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Frenoh Goods.

oS u 1,scas IA vide warranted fast eoors, at
1 y ias< esnts, always sold for e GEMS SHie
second % Wool DE LAME at SIX cents
per yard @ quality, which used to sell at9s
La VIII seil now At 121 cents so-ae good quAiFy =
l9E n DE IN 81 and asaFeS Sl rae
plain a. ~ ME pieces beau'iiui SYKES
and P56 Pieces cents for only
20 cents t pieces Aene Dress Goods very nice ana
ehssP esv excellent aa,y A d:S cs
slI ysTy E,S sea lsssfs per per
PSI ',fsiie Ssreqiest BnrGatn ets
~ srior SILK ROBRs, of 90 yards eaen ss Pr!
soI last season from - 70 ~,
81 sont silks 70 deny that these soge sS, III ~
sold als 9 III ys Rs sS7I very de-
P0BLI ~ S ns aud WIN he sold - 2 @ W.,
s1raDs II very recent ipe OF cost
retail est about 90 dress patterns o. new
Also. {s1is VERY and eheaP ,ae sripes
lo0 BAh Hsreee Robes go I'd sIsn D,s
& Ssssofl for $40 VIII now sei sS s Al only
Dollar and Fifty GEMS ~ n i81 Hain st.
= IDiSSOBUfI0N. a. ),
,,r, h,retofore txiSting under the hil a o.
t az K Durham 4 90. = teis gay X ijijNHIu
eo TSgsssiine, MAY Ist,is6s. JAMES :; rA'Ni7
4, onesnSWare business Will 5ess con
Nith gll Iir tle naidu and Aty le gl sn ~ i IL
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81. LoU.s June THE Democratic eonyen-
ton to-day nominated >. X. Jarrett 70 represent
this district in Congress Jldge Gamble de-
cIiDcd the illumination Of The Amefiean convs1'-
ton. also. the gentleman nominated for the
State Senate. Another convention * called for
the I4th inst