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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
Novel Crlnoline Adventure.

A very pleasing episode was that in a
travellers life which took place on the
New York Express train--George Wan
dies, Condtctof-or, the Central Road, on
Friday night last AZ Battle Creek, two
gentlemen and lady-one Of the real
skirt expanders-got aboard the cars fOr
Chicago. One gentleman and his wife
had through tickets, while the other paid
his fare only to the frst station. From
certain manifestations, Wandles, who is
keen on the scent, concluded that it was
the intention of the trio to dead head one
of the party through. On arriving at
Augusta, the gentleman did not get of,
aud search being made he was found Sc
GREETED in the Ladies Saloon He was
brought forth and directed to leave the
train at the next station, but on arriving
there he was not to be found. After a
long and dilligent search, in which every
body had Become interested, IL was con-
cludoa he had leaped of the train while
in moticn. Speculation was rife as TO his
fate, when q gentlemen sitting near the
lady of bi. Dimensions limited that those
hoops might thoro ga tale unfold" On
producing light, four feet we're seen pro-
truding from her petticoats, which it was
unreasonable to suppose, belonged to one
person, and the lady was requested to
rise, which she did after some hesitation,
revealing the lest passenger. Vire Ia
Crtnoiine. -KdIdmdzoo Gazette.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

KANsAs.-Tuesday, the 9th inst, was
the day fixed for the election of delegates
to another Constitutional Convention
The convention will commence its sessions
by the goth inst, the constitution be SUBJ
United to the people by the 18th of April,
and be in Washington by the LIST of May.
With one exception every person who
acted as delegate to the Lecompton con.
stitutional convention has left Kansas.
The Committee appointed by the Terri
torial Legislature Of Kansas to investigate
frauds perpetrated in the election under
Regent Calhoun nave obtained unmis-
taxable evidence that the Gov of Nilsson.
ri was directly implicated in those frauds,
he hating aided by his advice in the ar.
rsngements for sending Missourians into
the Territory to vote
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

JEssIE's" GoLD RING. - In Mr.
Bcccher's Church, Brooklyn, at the close
of the morning service yesterday, collec-
ton was taken for the benefit of the poor
u the congregation. Among the audi
encc was Mrs. Fremont, "(Our Jessie, y }
who, happening to have no money in her
pocket, as tho plate was passed, took from
her finger a heavy gold ring, and threw it
in, az the only contribution which she
was able at that moment to make. The
rine contains ON the outside an engraved
Doe" (in allusion to "a beautiful incident
in Col. Fremont's passage of tho Rocky
Mountains,) and on the inside, the in
scription, 4" March 4, 81" 1t will be
sold for charitable purpose, and will, no
doubt, bring a high pricc.-N \ Tsb
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"Thc Board of Auditors allowed, and

"Thc Board of Auditors allowed, and
THO Treasurer paid s25,97 for ice.--Dcm-
ocratic papers.
That's right. This State, as others
have and do, and as every business man
in the country does, furnished its Offices
and clerks with ice for summer use
The democrats always did so, and j, was
right They paid sil So in 1854 for the
same necessary article. That was all
right. This democratic bowling about
such picayuno matters is simply coutcmp-
tible
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TIE ST.. LOUIS CALAMITY to

TIE ST.. LOUIS CALAMITY-Up to
Monday evening eighteen bodies had been
taken from the Pacific Hotel at st. Louis,
and it was believed that more would be
found. The injured at tho hospitsI still
survived, and everything possible was be-
ing..doue for their comfort and restoration.
The Committee Of Relief had obtained 81
400. It was estimated that about 1000
would be needed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
Dated March 18th, 1853.
WcpubI can Caucus.-An,wcrp.

The Republicans Of Antwerp Town
ship, arc hereby notified to meet in eau
Gus NJ the School House in District No
in said township GA Friday, the 10Th
inst, at o'clock, y. NJ. to make nemina-
tons for township officers for the ensuing
year. by order of Town Committee.
Antwerp, March 10th, 1853.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
New Orleans, Feb. 26

AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.--An editor.
ial article in the Delta asserts that tho
South has already opened African slave
trade, and that the regular depot is in
Mississippi, on Pearl river. Cargoes have
already been received; sold and at work
Tic Belta says, vessels generally use
the French flag because British cruisers do
not trouble them.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

STATE WASHER WOMAN" -" Our
ncighbor of the Telegraph assures us that
there is no such Office under the Bingham
administration. "-kdiomaz6o Gazette.
There is an Office "undef the Bingham
administration" called ScaVenger, and it is
filed by the editor Of the Gazctte.-Kala-
nazO0 T.legroph
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

Se5- The Attorney General has com
menced a SUIT against Hon. Gee. W. Peck
the author Of the "Kan.er Report" to
recover back the sum of four hundred
dollars twice paid to him by the late dem
ccratic administration for the binding
of the Session laws of 1858 when Peck
was State printer
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

a WoRKISG LEcIsLATURE.--Tho Leg
islature of Texas j. remarkable body.
and its aborg without n parallel They
have a large amount Of business on hand,
and for some time have been engaged
holding three sessions a day-forenoou,
afternoon aud evening To these they
have added a fourth, a ssion before
breakfast
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x -

Subscribers receiving tircfr papers with
the above mark placcd opposite their
names, will know that Tire tmo for which
they subscribed he's expired.
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Once MORE INTO TIE FIELD, REPUB-
LICANs! --.As tire time is near at hand for
our town elections, Il teliooves the Re-
publcans to be looking about fcr their
candidates. And let every friend of free
dom remember that in view of the infu-
encc upon next falls election, and the fu-
turc triumph of Republican democracy, it
is of the almost Importance that every
man il at the polls, aad supports the Re
publican ticket. Do rot dabble in COM
PROMISE Union tickets'-they are emily
schemes Of a minority slave party to foi,t
into Office few of their own stamp /;
when right and justice demands that
every Office in the North be filled By Re-
publicans, until slavery extension shall
be subdsed. Nominate good tickets, and
be sure and elect them. Shall old Lena
wee with her 6ftcon Hundred Republican
majority suffer half of her town Offices to
be filled by men who support the Lccomp-
ten slave party? Answer next April
.idriun E.cDositor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

Mr. G. L, SWEET is authorized to re-
ceive subscriptions, and contract for all
vcrtising, for this paper.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

WNThy HVdIJ --1lIIuX
Fitch, Dodge & Co.'S Office. Springfield Republic
can--Fiteh, Dodge + Cos motto is q good one
Never kfH to cure, never make sick to mako we'll,
but ala nature to cure tho disease by removing tho
cause. Pttsburg Journal-In tho treatment Of 70
maio diseases, none perhaps, excel Fitch Dodge b
Co, N Y. Herad-DOctors Fitch, Dodge < Co.'S
treatment Of spinal diseases also Of female disesseJ
and diseases of tho kidneys is mild but effeotual,
by removing the cause Of disease, the disease II
permanently cured. Evening Pest-The names Of
Fitch, Dodge Co., seems 70 be terror 70 dis
ease Buffalo Tmes-Fitch, Dodge & Co., have
become tho most renowned ply sicians CT the pres
ent time. Cincinnati Times--Geart Gnd lung dis
eases, also liver complaints, dyspepsids, and rhsu
matism, become more play IN tsc hands Of
Doctors Fitch, Dodge & Co., Of New York.
DR.. S. S. Fitch's great work. the result 81 forty
years experience in the old and new world, design
cd for physicians aud families, containing oil ME
great improvements in lung and female diseases.
aud all his great discoveries, is now in typo
price $1,000. Orders for tho West may be address
cj to Fitch, Dodge & Co, Detroit, Mich. An
abridged lecture by Dr. Dodge will DO sent by
mail to any one sending three cent stamp. DIR,
5. S. Ftchs Mothers Relief Powders for making
labor and confinement pleasant, and should be
used by oil persons in the family way; and also
her Barren Powders, perfect euro for Barren
ness; also, her Regulating Powders, for oil de-
rangoment of the mensos, may DO ordered from
Fitch, Dodge & Co, Detroit Price per package,
twenty five cents or ten packages for two dollars,
one dozen powders in a package; directions ac-
cempanying packages. Ono Of Fitch, Dodeo b
Cos agents will visit the following towns for the
suppose of examining cases, for oil such examine
tons fee Of one dollar will DO charged by tho
agent the result Of such examinations may be for
-arded to Fitch, Dodge Co., for prescriptions
and medicine.
Agent at Wayne, Monday, April 9Th, Ypsiauti.
9th, Ann Arbor, 7th, Albion, 9th, Marshal, 10th,
Battle Croek, l2th. kalamazoo. 1ith, Paw Pow,
10th, Dowagac, 18th, Niles, 10Th. l53-1y.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

A CLEAN SwEBP--Tho Republicans Of
Auburn, ~ Y, made clean sweep,
electing every officer on the city ticket at
the charter election on Tuesday. The
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
S2GO,O3O, %
S585,707 81
326,G77 %

$780, iOi III
more than was paid under the last three
years Of " democratic" rule, to say nothing
Of many other expenses rendered necessary
by the rapidly accommodating interest Of
cur growing State
notwithstanding the fact, shove shown
and while the amount in tho Treasury had
decreased in the three Yeas of Rcpubli
can management but S3I0,3tl, the State
tax imposed upon the people has been about
s29,OU0 per year less than the average
yearly tax for the seven previous years Of
" Democratjc' management.
These facts cannot he gaiusaid and every
intelligent reader cnn know them without
further. comment. They vindicate the wis
dom economyofthc RcPub administration
and render the sensation humbugs-the
" stop theft cy-of the organs of treas
ury plunderers-whom the people dis
charged from service more than three
years ago, and who are madly and vainly
struggling to get another chance Mt the
Pahlic cribs poworless aud contempt
bic as they are false and mcndaoious
Grand Rapids Eogke.
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The Trust Funds und the state Debt.

The late report Of the investigating
committee made up from the official doc.
urucntS, SHOWS mat, during theyears 1855
SO, 81, the Republican administration
has paid for interest on the Trust Funds
which were used by the former admins
tration, the som of si27,0 OF
The amount paid during the
three preceding years, fer
the same, was 255, 3i3 so
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

Aid to this the total amount
paid during the last three
years for Asylums, House
Of Correction, Agricultural
College and other State in
situations,
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S17l,G52 AZ

Being an excess of s17l,652 AZ
paid by the Republicans over the amo't
paid by their predecessors for the same
length of time.
The amount of interest paid on the
State DEBT, dtring ,he last three years
is s27l,6i4 CT
The amount paid for The sanrc
during the three preceding
years, was slS3,2e7 OF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

Being an excess of s68,377 6S
paid by the Republican administration
over the amount paid by the " Democrats
in the three preceding years.
Excess paid on Trust Fund
Debt, Sill ,652 A.
-" state Debt, S8,377 81
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
Oak Grove Nurseries.

Paw Pap, Van BsyeD County, McAiga
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03
N orfolk Market.
WHOLESALE Prices.
NORFOLK, March, 8 lshSl

NORFOLK, March, 3 1859
Corn--The market for corn continues ae
tive at the following quotations. The arri
walls light. Yellow 81 cts. White Goaet Z
cts. Mixed Sass C.
Cotton-Some sales of prime to-day d |
1904; may be quoted Mt 1lA.
Wheat Per bushel--may be quoted at ST.
a $120 for White and 90ca ST.. 20 for Rcd
Flour-Family per Bbl S6.25. Extra 81.
IS. Superfinc $5.26.
Meal-Pcr bush. 75aS0c. m -
Oats-Pcr bushel, SOC.
$1.00.
Peruvian Guano-per ton, $53aS55,
Mexican Guano-none in market.
Sombrero do-s32 per ton. IL,
Staves-Market firm; but without any adj
vance in prices.
Shingles may be quoted, for Heart per NJ,
$5a6. Sap, 81 to $780,
Naval Stores-Black Tar, 81 40, Bright.
81, 40-no sales by wholesale.
No sales by Wholesale Market, unchanged
for Slaves, Cotton, Naval Stores De.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
TUESDAY, March 2.

TUESDAY, March 2.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Joseph Whitney, from Boston,
with draft of seamen for the Steam Frigate
Colorado. &
DISASTERS. II
Schr James Hinton, Brothers with lumber
from from Wilmington, bound to this port
to Melien d Santos; went ashore on the night
.. the 22d ult., near 0cracke inlet.
Hinton, had previously experienced I'D
weather, and had to throw overboar6!}
ef her deck load. The Captain has goN
Elizabeth City for assistance.
Brig Mianus, Purkes, sailed from this rl,,tV
on the 9th ult., for the West Indies, when
off Cape Henry, found she had sprung aieas
and had to put back to this port to repair
damages, to Jno Hopkins & Co.
Brig & s Lamson (of Boston,, Upton,
from Norfolk, went ashore on a reef at the
Mole, Guadaloupe, Jan, and became total
loss; crew arr at st. Thomas prev to Feb 0 inI
schr Wakeag. 1t is supposed she had dis
charged her cargo before going ashore. The
) Lamson was built at JOnesboro,' Me.
about ten years since, was l55 tons, and was
probably not insured. ID
Schr. Herbert Manton, - from Rich
mond, in ballast to John Hardy 4 Bro. 81
Schr. Thomas Owens, Kellum, e6rn I'd
Melien & Santos.
Boat Phillip White, corn to Grandy Il
Stout.
Sloop Ann, Simmons corn to Grandy 4
Stout.
sshr. Smoot, peas and slaves to Odoss
Il Clements IA
Schr. Georgiana, Everett, slaves to 81
Cherry d Co. NJ
Schr Anna, Hoeges, corn and cotton T.
3. Cherry d Go.
CLEARED. M
Hrio Ann Tvl.p TrIa~ ton Xsyort Lit. X
by Chas Raid. M
WEDNESDAY, March 2.
ARRIVED. II
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon FIN Bait
Schr. Emma, Thorter, I'm Richmond, ind
ballast, to master.
Schr. George Pranklin,--- Richmond 1
In ballast, to master.
CLEARED.
Schr. Rubieon, Stinson, for Camden Me,
by Jno. B. Hardy 4 Co.
sehr Mary Price, for New York, -
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BURROWS
II e ia bic nj d icinc.
CURES SCROFULA. SYPHILIS

~ Rhenoaotssps, Pites, A6ections Of The Aid
aeys, Conferences, Ieterial Dtseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Diseases of the .Seeual
Organs, and all affections arising from impu-
rity in the blood or occasioncd by imprudence
In life. The splendid reputation which this
wonderful remedy has acquired in quickly
and permanently curing the above diseases is
unprecedented in the ANNALS of Medicine
Our readers can form some idea Of the popu-
larity Of this unrivalled preparation when
we assure them that upwards OF 5000 bottles
are annually sold in the vicinity. Far sale in
Norfolk, by J. w BURKUW l. CO., the
Druggists ON Church street ia 26-9m
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03
TERMS.
13s~ Circulation equal to all the
Otiler city daiiies combined.


D@r Oircu9a n-Change of
Hour, We find it absolutely necessary to
put our paper to press at an earlier hour Of
the day than heretofore. in order to accom-
mediate QUE iarse and RAPIDLY increasing cir
ealsiion. Evcn with our Mammoth Fust
PGess, striking OIL two papcts at time. we
and &c impossible to accommodate our large
l;,t before night we shall taersaorc from
sste ~ easa,t date g~to press couple of hours
ea,aicr in the dag to accomplish that object.
w would in this connection remind our aa-
yegsising patrons Of the necessity of handing
in sheir' sagurs at an CARRIER hour IN the
norning in ordcr to i1,sure thcie insertion
On She same dsy. Oar circulation has run
as IS over 2000 daily, aud is kept down from
eur gong TO press, which prevents the car
siess and newsboys from supplying the large
apspanh thT the Dag Boot untd tho night
s'HbaE;s, no man can work"
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Special Notice.

Tor Pertaining the Ereath, q
Il Teeth, and Beautifying the Con
use ''BAIM OF 1000 FLowERs," Fcr -Ir10
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLANp CREAM."
new Pon,ade. 1t curls gentle mems Hnir
tyuuy-Price so cents eacn.
Beware of Counterfts.
w. p. FETRIDGE u co.
Proprietors n. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
FlCkERY Il COMPANY.
Booksellers and Stati0sxrs.
Also sold by King d Toy, and Sant(
Wake Il Co, and by all Druggists. de 81
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We learn by letter from Elizabeth G.
ty, that about $50, 900 of tie moucy be-
longing to the i'auAeis Bank Of that
place, his recently been found concealed
in safe owned by Nh W W Griffin, for
mer Cashier ., said Bank, Rasca!ity,
like murder, vii! Away. out, and should
be punished but public sentiment is too
apt to brand man who steals 4 dollar
sss thief, while he WHO steals thousand
is a seutleman Away with such =
pfin0psi.-Pet. Eapreso.
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Ona lNfsAvJoN Or THE NEW MAGGNr
JOCKEY GuB--I'hc Subscribers to the
New Market Jockey Club met at the
s9lioa1r22k, d9l?l Petersburg. en- Sat
at1ay Io;edoon, f5r the purpose oforgali-
An9 The election Of officers resulted in
the choice Of lewis e. Hicks, lr presi-
dent; ". ". Fliead, Vice President; VIM.
II Gibbons, Secretary, AMI O, p. Hare,
iressurcr ana Proprietor.
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Clothing WarerOoms.
NJ. AUNT.

Nos. G, AID "a, MAIN STEER.
ENHE weather having turned cold,
Il within the last few days, | would IA
again remind my friends and the pub h@
lie in general, that am offering my Me
stock of FERCOA1iS at cost price, to en-
able the suffering humanity to keep their
bodies warm at less than the usual expense
of doing so. Though l am NOT SELLING OUT
AT COST, any certain amount or the whole of
my stock at cost am selling as cheap bar
gains in Ready Made Clothing as any house
in the city, but say olive and let Live"
Call at either of my stores No 6, or No. "a,
Main street, an assure you my Clerks
Messrs. J. T. johnson, II. Y. Daily and
Edward Blogg, will do the right thing for
you in my absence.
fe5 n. BAUM.
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Bes. Hon. w. s.. McKcnHey has o,ir
acknowledgements for tho REPORT OF the
gpn,n,sttce Of FfnaGc', relative to the
Revenues, Expenses, etc, OF the Common-
wealth."
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Hotel Arrivals.
M TfONAL HOTEL. NORFOLK,
VIM. L WALTERS nRoPGIEroK.

j S Lyons, Is c Saignt Boston G A
Torento Canada: Henry Miller, Raleigh
Nc; II Baker, Massachusetts =; { Bee
kcr, Charles SCHROEDER. Il T. Stove, Pill
adclph;a Mr. Miller. N e. A Carter Jr
\ Y, H. Hott r Wilson. Sirrv co W
c Wilson. Montgomery &c: J Tilan,l, $
u Holly MN I3ndju" Y i rnnrnjng
c Ilinnils. Baltimore; NJ $ Eilaick,
suffolk III i.y''eh 10 y , LAM
W. ', '> ,,.,,. ., .n,,, :.
=" f'Acffa ~ g H"'hA' y o"F VI" a.
j. l.. WKArHExwAx. pRor&IrEoR.
WIG Cbavr Y Wilson T J Falls &
lady n 7. I, Cortio Jersey city. J
Bullock ] Whitaker & lady, baltimore :
Il .Jess,p. Richmond II w Nottiagham,
Nosthamnton: ID II Bird. Suffolk Nj A
Mason. J NJ Clark Florida T. BADGER
Ivesburg.
OOEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
w.u-, 9, E.,rs,s,~ p.osa,yz.n,
- ~. v,
sanust MaS'ho AM niece MiS' =,
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A HgapE. BY Two Boqa.--The
Waee'ias istssIigcrcer states that man
Named Malloy. employed rs laborcr oa
the Bai,i,nase and Ohio Railroad, was
natiscd on the 2ist ult ~, at I.yttlcton
stssioa Ivy two boys, aged Is and 10
wears. They suspected him Of being
to, ultimate, il ii alleged, With their
mother, who is a widpw, sad hal fire.
aaeutly threatened hial aot to visit her
h,usc, The threats wcte disycgarie>l, ana
they then attacked i,ini. and the fatal ~
ss1i i'i'oWoi. lhey have escaped,
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Spring Goods.
j. /. BLOODGOOD.

Successor TO BLOC pGooD & Co.
rs receiving Small Figured English Prints,
i do do Merrinack do
White Brilliants,
Plain French Calicoes,
ALSO,
Splendid Black Silks,
Black Silk Robes, Aquile,
Ckored do do do
Byadere and Flounced Robes, all prices,
Very Rich Embroidered l.. c. Hdkfs.
do do Muslin Sets,
Extra Hoop Skirts,
Patent Extension do
With every article usually kept in whole
sale and retail house.
JAS. I, BLOODG0OD,
fe 10 Head OF the Market
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

AZSCELA NEOUs ARTICLES.
Aromatic Crystals, Preston Salts, Toilet
Powder, Puff Boxes, Pink Saucers, Meen
Fun, Chalk Balls, Tinaixre de Rouge, Char
coal Tooth Paste, Shaving Creams, Hand
Mirrors, Frangipanni Sachets, &c. All Of
which will be sole low by
ma GEO. w. DEFY & co
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HAIR BRUSHES.

HAM BR USHES,
Of every style, Rosewood, Buffalo and Pearl
inlaid backs, English and American.
Tooth Brushes of every variety, Nall do,
Cloth do, Comb do, Shaving do, Badger and
Bristle.
Buffalo, Shell, aad llosa Combs, dressing
e., 49, a. =
aQu pOt -. 40,
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ExTnAcfs FOR The HAaDKERcHtsr
Frangipanni, JOCKEY Club, New Mcwn
Hay, Upper Ten, Tuberose, Mile Flours, &c.
Cologne Water Of very superior quality,
FLORIDA do, verbena do, Citronella do, Ger
auium do.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

Toilet and Fancy Articles, Per-
fumery, &c.
TN addition to our usual stock of the above
i articles, We have just received from i'm
porters and manufacturers, large supply
consisting of the following:
FOR THE HAIR.
Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorer, Prof. Woods
DO, Woodland Cream, Pure OK Marrow,
highly perfumed, Gen. Bears Oil, Phalon's
Hair Toaie. Lyons Katharion, Barry's Tri-
copheroas, French Bandolins, Frangipanni
Pomade.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

Henry w Herbert, generally known
AZ frank FORESTER, was married last
Tuesday to /, young lady ot Newark N.
Jersey.
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NORFOLK

LITERARY AND SCIENTIP1CINSTI-
TUTE LECTURES.
TSHE Eleventh Lecture Of the coarse.
i will be delivered
BY Professor 4. T. I;1EDso Lid.
University of Virginia, at
Instit ute Hall.
On N D n d A Y evening next the 9Th inst.
Subjeot:-'.Missit us Of Great Men,"
gsS- Tickets rs cts. Lecture to commence
at o'clock.
sN- Seats can be secured at vICKERY
& cos or w. l.. GRlFElrH'S Book Store
without extra charge. ma
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9sS- Miss i;ettic Howe. a daughter Of
Capt. Z [. White, of Ridgeway. N c.,
was burned very severely on the 9th
ai.-. oy hcr clothes taking fire, whilst
stan,teg neaT servant wio was IRON
Jag. She was at Hast accounts in very
mis ,ai conditioa.
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GID CASE IRON
AMBROTYPES

BuRWEIL & HOLIDAY.
M + say to all who wish ILLNESSES, with
w out lear Of CONTRADICTORY that our
LARGE AAEEoTYPgs are the clearest, boldest,
best defined, aud most Artistic az any ever
taken in this City, or State, aad invite in
spection at Whitcslugst's Oid Gallery.
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Lows Old Brown Windsor do. Low is Honey
do. Transparent Balls, Pure White CASTLE
do.