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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-15
BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.

GeidHitz poWders.-1 gross just re-
- ceiyed, full weight, for sale by
40 L. W. WEBB.
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and the hsrsts s and nsngn
all
yOncT
In
fishing Thu Machine
changed from Reaper
raised
THIS % % n Al. snaH"s t Con We
pri
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ALE.

ALE
Sn BBLS. Dayton Ale. so bbls. Cincinnati Ale
w Good ssmmar stock, resolved ON coasign
msnt sai for sale BY
STAFFORD McCUNE,
apr7silm Lsyee,
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The undersigned, having formed Co. Psrtnsr-
chip under the and 1t Vie Of Hainex Brother.
sna purchased the .ntite interest Of II. Is. FsrYAr
will cor time the business VI manufacturing Esnh
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, De-, III
the old stand, corner Of &Biu6 Strcets, near the
Keosuk Fl. pcs Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAIEE6,
Ksoknk sept. -, "a. r. q. AAINES.
ootH-d
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HAVING Kqn0aASED ABOVE MMICM HAS
|
sforsa
Elvoh&
|e and he he Is aL, u feet weed And eY
AEA11Ka s1oyfs
~ AapafeSu d We dsrdeo q waM
anywhe reitheW est
zHnueu'S ocfa
IrsAysasa AsAsy our shot w 81 Mainst
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M l. . = HIN q ST 20 Z II.
AElTH thanks to my many friends for past
sMYX fAsors, beg leave TO Inform them that
1EMpw receiving my Spi ING AND SUMMER
1&CoK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
ho1ses Of b. Daslin Co., nnd James Wilde, ir
Co., the twohcst Clothing Houses in the Uni
ted States. Ny ClothiEg 10 good and we'll made !;
those gnhA4AD ntchssea of me will testify TO
that fASSyA19G&hO who have "a II sou Id say,
come andtry 1fpslaes. Good Hos1es 1t fair
price ~ ~ shespest.
|a 0wllm IN money MATTERS am
ssn ~ Y r. "a fI2siy III CASH
Aprtkg44 A.W GRIFFITH.
tCassi,nere Suits, good and latest fash
49,, for sale at 70 Main-st.
npr2d AVG.
A VERY superior assortment OF Linen Goods
IA on hand 1t No. ~ Mnln.st.
apr2d Awe.
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LaMds in Northern and Southern Iowa 10,
sAle on favorable terms, by
mchl0l STEWART GRIFFITH, Agents.
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DissslmIl0n.
VINHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrar 4 Hainss, 10 this day dissolved 81
mutual consent. Robert ! r. Q. Hsipss will con-
tinue In the business, and sign the name Of the
frn in liquidation. They will also settle ali &C.
be paid them. Ii. Is. FARKAR,
ROBERT HAINRS.
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GEO. FOSTER,
MRonsER AxD DBALHa n
ChlnA. 0toss anA Q0ae0sWare.
SOLAR LAMPS, CAETORS 3 SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY LOOKING GLASSES &C,
Asin-st.,S doors below It'll,
AEOkUk, ......JOWl.
f1NHk attention Of purchasers IL respectfully III
vited 70 the above stock, which will be found to
comprise the nevsst, largest and best assortment
Of the kind offered for sale In this city ali Of
which are offered ut prices to suit the times.-~
Parties about to commence houssk sepips, house.
keepers, and all In want VI the above articles win
nud u to their advantage to give me ; call pre-.
sious 70 purchasing elsewhere.
iuns8d q. FOSTER
NHlTE lronstons Dining, Iea and Toilet
w Ware, Of new and beAntiful shapes, for sale
in ss!s o. pieesa to suii purchasers. by
jsSd GEO. FOSTER.
lime decorated China Vases, Colleagues, Match
\ Boxes, CsBdlssticks, Card Baxkets. tAka, Motto
c.ps and sAaesrs, etc. in great variety, End for
ale Iow,by GEO. FOSTER.
jsneSd
GLASSWARE - great variety, Ooblets, Wines
NJ E9G 0lasses Champagne CoYdisis, Dteaptsrs
Wine Bottlee, Bar, Table and Soda Tunhlsrs, Bit
Ter Bottles, selvers ,Susars 8pe1n Stands, Bowie,
PrsssRvs Dishss. Celery Glasscs, Byrup Bottlss,
salts, Cruets ass Lamps, Candlesticks Nolasses
Cans, Lamp Chimneys, Globes, Ae., Ac., BY far the
best assort town for sals II close hgsres at
sNew Cresksry Stersof GEO. FOSTER.
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evAessw IVY
~
- q Y, eagara,
eacner srehn-
- ciafanso 90
bhSs -. v. sugar
house Molaases,
~ dV0o
y Kegs 40 do
y b. Belcher saoias
~ zap.
do 90 Y
10 9sl kegs 90
bbls Sweet Cider,
bRs Cotton Yarn,
y bales Batting,
~ bgs @. A. Salt,
~ hgs dairy do
- dos cans Cove oys-
tsrs, =,
- dos caus asst rae
Fruit,
esdofcnsfr Peach
ss,
1bdosoansfres hStraw-
berries.
% bxsqaart and ! GAL
Ion Pickles,
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rRA0RDa4AN1Y INDUCE mENTA
10 TRADE

4heAV1 IN DVOE m ENIh
A. the stNI0ble Nixpence.v 4
Al sew resolving ~ Spring and summerstosh
ct p foods, Aats and Bonne.s, Boots and
-, Cfeossry Ware, -, direetfrom the Eastern
=: :::;. q: I: y !: ::
81 Drs s.' Goods, A.v. snf ri...... Barge.
1sawns, Barge Dslsines, Chaill66, Poplins, yaien
- Plaids, Dsh4lnea Arsanti1ea, Lawn Robe,
Coed nsy11Aus settle ,bieAehed
args, Ring prints, Ac.
hansn 0o0dS Of al kiRds-white and
penk white and brown table dispeT
iapcr towsling, irish linen, brown do.
nmmer Shawls, biacksilk vesettss, err
-, laccs, pocket handk erchisfs, hosiery,
nnlAgs, Gents shirts ,cravats ,csllase ~ ssps-
sUendsrs. sxsexa 1872
ALSO, .n...sr.a summer c,..A,.
Asosssary articles too l. Ilhsrous to meS1ie 1
ANDia connection With the shove, ~ -
sortment Of Queensware and Groceries M ~
OF Which still continue to sell ~ 0ECltoats
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from The
Canton TsaCo., New York, which are warranted TO
give entire satisfaction ar the money will be re-
funded.
Think can nov ofsr nducem en-, n OF TO beer.
sslied BY any house in this city.
AZ there IL anyarticle yoaoannot find any y here
else, just call at the Nimhls Sixpanee- where
along Main-street.
hard fines fhs yfdr one. |$ssss s.
"o'. 81 -. y
Keokuk Iowa "A MT ". 3A7S - ~ -
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rhtiaas1phia CITY Properly.
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa,
Missouri or 1Ilnois.
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THE FAR MEns, GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
by HExxr STEPHENS. y. X. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the late J. +. NoRTos, Professor Of ecisn tiac
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols.
Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous wood
and steel engraving.
This IL, confssscdly, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever ubished and in order to give Il
wider circulation, the Publishers have resolve 70
reducs the price to
Five Dollars for tho Two volanss.
When sent BY mail lpost psidl To California and
Oregon the price will be ~. 10 every other part
Of the United States, aud to Canada (post PAID,
-. This WORK 10 NOT rax OLD Book or rms
FAM
~ kemittsnces for any VI the above publies-
tiona should always DO addressed, Post paid, y
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT CO..
apr2ldAw No. 81 Goid st., New York.
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navAn0seonss TFaveI0
TN AFRICA--for sale ct the City Book Htors
= apsls1 osppx, BRowkxLL > 60.
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The progress of this corneGnkion has been stable
and uninterrupted tkrona nnsof financial run
shine andstorn, or " Jul In or exempt
from sweeping comic I'd maritime disas-
troubles Of the credit syStsd u. in NO mate
rial particular.
During "hard times" tho seeurity Of reliable In
suranse is m imperative duty--the ability Of
property owners tosustain loss being then much
lcsscned.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issusd without
delay, By any Of the duly authorised Agents Of the
Company.
re Business attended to with Despatch and FL
deity. -nA
0ffH b Of the keokuk Agency, corner Of Ind
and Main-sts. IL. y. TEN-EYCK,
mehsdIw6m State gent
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NOTICE.
"A Ii persona indebted 70 the late arm Of Bernard,
IA Naudain Co., are requested 70 call ii ths
oiaoe Of 3. s. Merriam where the hooks nav b
found) and settle their accounts with J. o. her-
nard who Aloasis authorized 70 ooilsse The sems.
10. BERNARD,
!. 3, NAUDAIN,
BERNARDO LOCKWOOD.
Late the Arm of "Dsrnard ,Nacdain Co..
Feb. l, ly66-dtf
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500 Acres Choice Farming LANDS,
Ia Lucas and Ripggold Counties, Iowa,
For Sale Cheap or Lrchsnse fer Good.
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FIRE ana InIaNd Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with soiyency
and fair profit.
Especial attention 9trsn 10 Tho Insurance ef D4senos
and Contents for terms II enc 10 yapr years.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19
#. w. Thomas, ESQ,

This gentleman, whose arrival hers
WAS noticed yesterday, is ono of the most
earnest and able laborHs in behalf Of a
Southern literature to which he has al
ready made contributions Of mach value.
and which he desisns still further and sig
naIIy to illustrate, in a contemplated
work upon the Institutions, resources
and opportunities Of tho South. The
materials OF ttis work Mr. Thomas is
now engaged in collecting, having to that
ead entered Upon general tour of OBJ
servatiou and preparation. His high in
tellectual and nlorsI character, no less
than Che dignity Of tie cause which
snists his zeal ,shoald recommend him to
the courtesy of the citizens of Norfolk.
During his tour thus far, Mr.. Thomas
aas given various Lectures which have
teen uniformly well received. Tue
Ckot5estes Is. c. Qurtcr, one Of tho
most reliable Of cur cotemporaries, gives
him the highest praise as lecturer and
comedies TO him the possession of rarely
equaAed rhetorical and dramatic power.
BE has received tho most complimentary
testimonials from Hon. Edward Everett,
the .ate eminent Bishop Bascom. and
other distinguished sources. Capt. Mat
ryatt said Of his Clinton Bradshaw that
it waa the best description Of the man.
aers of his countryraou he had ever road.
A New Orleans contemporary speaking
Of Mr.. Thomss abilities as an crater
%iys:
"The attendance at tho Poydrss-stseet
Church Last evening". to heer the lecture
Of Mr.. Thomas, before the Peoples Ly-
ceuln, was largs, Seldom, indeed, have
the citizens Of New Orleans enjoyed 80
rich and Intellectual treat,
f'As au exhibition Of the powers Of
sioqHpcc aud rhetoric, 10 our opinion
1t has rarely been surpassed. At times the
attention of his hearers seemed to be 90
enchanted by the speaker, as to convey
the idea that that great assetablage was
but one soul beating in universal unison.
The oaly regret we heard expressed WAS,
that chs lecture was too short---but as
the talented speaker said. memory could
nos last forever.
We would suggest that the Literary
Institute or the Young Mems Christian
Associ alton secure the services of Mar.
Thomas for several lectures. Let US have
at least, his "Eioq ueace," and bis "Lilo
in Washington"
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Virginia Glass Works.

TIME Proprietor of these Works having
4 made extensive improvements to enable
him to compete with the best establishments
in the Union. is enabled 70 offer every des
cription of Glass Ware, manufactured BY
him, OF the best and upon tho most reason.
able terms. He therefore confidently so!icits
the patronage of Virgins and Of the South
ern States generally, in the support of THE
new branch Of Southern industry.
A credit of months will be given for sp-
proved paper or satisfactory reference. A
liberal deduction will DO made TO large con-
sumers and Wholesale dealers and in all Cases
aturther deduction Of per cent, from the
foot oil their bills for cash. He ia propared
TO gil any orders at short notice, and will
warrant his work, 70 compare with that OF
any other establishment in tho Union. Sam
plea of which, can be seen any time. by call
ing on SHERWOOD & YOUNG,
Sole Agents, IL Roanoke Sausro,
n.s 10 Norfolk, Va.
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ssg" We acknowledge tho receipt Of q
new, handsomely printed and hvs paper,
edited by j. 3. Hall, Esq :, and called the
1roostook Pioneer. This is the most nor
them and eastern newspaper published
in the dominions Of Uncle Sam, and ia
appearance proves that tho great Aroos-
took valley can produce something more
than ''spruco and pine logs, and few
potatoes" The uu nbor before US con-
sains some stories Of big crops chat
might remind some agriculsurists of Nun
chausen.
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RSy' The Hastings Court in Peters
burg commenced its session yesterday,

sss~ 1t may be interesting to somebody
in this city to learn that the Southern
Statesman is relicicuS, and is about to
"break out in new place" The follow
ing is cut from tho Raleigh Standard. -
''Tho italics are ours"
SOUTHERN STATgsMAS.--Froni the
prospectus in our advertising columns ii
will be seen that Messrs. Hicks s. Evans
propose to public s Democratic paper of
tho above title in the town Of Shelby, n
G. With Mr. Evans we have no &C.
qusintanco, but we know Mr.. Hicks to
be a Gue writer. man Of intelligence
and energy, well posted in political mat
ters, and Democrat Of the original pan
Ell.
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SUCKING Ur WATER FROM sand
Livingstone, thc African traveller, des-
cribes an ingenious method by which
Africans obtain their water in tho de-
eert.
'''rhe women tic :. bunch Of grass to
one end Of a reed about two feet iong,and
insert it into a hole dug as deep as the
arm will reach, then ram down the wet
sand firmly around it. Applying Che
mouth to the free end Of the reed, they
form a vacuum in the grass beneath. in
which the water collects, and in short
time rises to the mouth. It will 10 per-
ceivcd that this simple, bat truly phil
osophical and offectual method, might
have been applied in many cases, in DIFF
fcrcnt countries where water was greatly
needed, to the saving Of life. It seems
wonderful that ii should hace been now
first made known to the world, and that
it should have been habituaIly prsctioed
in Africa, probably for centuries, 1t
seems worthy of being particularly no
ticed, that it may no longer be neglected
from ignorance. 1t may be highly i'm
portant to travellers on our western dcs-
erts and prsisies, in some parts Of which
water is known to exist below the sur
f.ce."
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

John Bress, a hand or deck passenger
on tie steamer Soventy-Six, fell over
boasd last Friday night, at Tradewator on
the Ohio, and was drowned. He was
en- his way to Bel Air, Ohio, from Nash
vile.
Mr.. Alex. T. Gorton, Of Mem phis, re-
Gently sustained the loss of a relative.--
The Memphis Avalanche thinks his grief
"mollited'' by the assurance that the
painful occurrence swelled bis bank ac-
count to $4,000.
A New Orleans paper says that a
movement is on foot for ladies' TO arm
themselves with light little pistols, for
protection against insult.
Tho Crescent Iron Works, at Wheeling
arc shout to resume operations.
The imports sud exports of Evansville,
Indiana, amount to about 81 900 900
per annum. The population is $1,000
and the manufactures are already con-
siderable.
The extensive cotton mills at Camel
ton, Indiana, did not suspend work at all
during the panic, and are now in full and
successful operation.
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/ Correspondence fthe Baltimore Clipper. ]
WASHINGTON, March IT, 1865.
Aft1irs in Washington.

Affairs in Washington.
TIE Turkish Vice Admiral arrived
here last night. He and bis suite are
quartered at Wizards hotel, from the
flag staff of which floats tie Crescent
However much no may have been ioni-
zed in New York, he produces 10 ex.
traordinary excitement in Washington.
And there is no reason why Ito should be-
He has come to this country TO get a
ship built fox the Sultan, who would
not have dispatched him hither if he had
not known that he could have that work
as we'll, if 10 better, performed here
than in any other country.
The resolution Of tho Senate, to give
this live Turk public reception is atill
on the table of the House.
Soon after the arrival Of the Vice
Admiral, q thief entered his room, and
broke open large double trunk, and
strewed one halt its contents around the
floor. In the other undsturbcd half of
the trunk were the jewelled decorations
Of honor Of the Pacha and two Thousand
dollars in gold. The tibet did not how
ever, profit by his adventure, having
been frightened from his design. Il is
supposed tho rogue followed the party
from Now York.
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GS- Circulation equal to all the
other CITY daiIies combined.
Prof. Sayler's Lecture.-The In
stitut0.

SbktWt0.
The Audience at Mechanics Hall last
evening was somewhat larger than upon
Tuesday night--one Of the best eviden-
Gee which Mr.. Sayler could desire Of the
success Of bis first effort before our peo-
pie. The subject, 'Mirth and the Mirth-
full" was treated in very fac;le aud a.
sreeable manner. with what we expected,
all abundance of funny anecdotes and
witty apophshegms.
We are glad TO learn that tae Institute,
whose regular lecture courso is now clos-
ed, are to give Us several supplementary
lectures aud we heartily commend their
endeevers TO the reward they SO we'll
deserve-tte popular approval
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FEATHER BEDS 1T has been discov-
sred that feathers unskillfully cured and
put into beds are deadly to persons of
weak Lungs sleeping upon them.-Es-
ssan9e.
The fact Ia, feathers are badly cured If
cured at all for any such purpose as maxi
ing bed. Better sleep on 8 hickory
plank N Y. News.
CWU't you make it the soft side of =
pt.,s plank '--A0yoN Day Books p. y.
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New Advertisements.
JEWELRY NOTICEl

TARD.--Having sold Mr.. Dixon Brown
" my entire stock of W ATCHES, CLOCKS
JEWhLRY, &C., and being thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to me; would
hereby recommend him to my friends and
customers, and respectfully solicit a continu-
ance of their favors to him. l may be found
at No. Union Street, after Monday 22d inst.
at which place shall be prepared to execute
iobbing and manufacturing with neatnoss and
dispatch. q. MAYER.
NH 10
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

COMMENCED LIFE pRINrER.--The
Rev DR. Crcswell, of the Episcopal
Church died at New Haven on tho morn
lug Of the 18th instant aged nearly eighty
years. lie had held the reotorship Of
Trinity Church, New Haven. over forty
three years. He was brought up print
er, aud in his early manhood was the
editor of talented and influential news
paper-frst in Hudson, and then in AL
bany, New York.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

READING Democrats OUT or THE
PARTY.---Hon s s Cox, Representative
from Ohio, writing home to his consti-
tuents, says that those who undertake to
read out the Western Democrats oppos-
ing Lecompton, might as ,cel byto read
the hieAories ont Of the Western woods."
There were SO deaths in Washington
city during the mon.h Of FEB.
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PROFITS OF CRY RAILRoaDs.--It ap-
pears the city railroads in New York arc
very profitable. The Eighth Avenue
Railroad is said to have made 40 per
cent. Per annum, aid stock has been is-
sued to the old stockholders for the pro-
fits: l. e, three shares of 800 each to
these who hold oue-thus making $500
in stock for 800 paid.
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TAN FOLLOWING ARTICLES TO he
FOUND AT
q IIAI L. & GyiA,S IltIrlDLr
Reduced Prieea FOR cash

al hGUuCeU kSEsGeS Ter CaSh.
pOGEK6 " SONS finest Razors- Rogers
IA Sons Needles, assorted numbers in
MOI Deco cases Rodgers l. Sons Scissors.
Rodgers slons Penknives--Violins Violin,
BoWs-l:alian and English Violin Strings
GHisar Strlnss-Martin's celebrated Gaitars
-Banjos-Tamborinee --A ccordeons--Fl utos
--Fites--Fisld Drums--Spy Glasses-QHad-
rants--Goyerpmenta and other Charts-Naut-
zeal Alnnanacs, years 1853 and lS69-Coast
Pilots Bowditch Hayigators- Parallel Rules
-Dividers-Ladiee' Steel Busks, Loring's
Globes; Hand Lanterns; Tissue end Tracing
Paper OF Rll si2es; India Rubber Court Plas.
ter; Hair Brushes-Rowlsnd's MaceRssar
Oii-English Brown Windsor Soap--s5having
-RypophagonS Shaving Soap--Royce
Esterly's Dentrifice-Genuine Has lem Oil
IF. Marie Farina Cologne Melodeons-.
chickering's celebrated Piano Forses-Steel
Pens Prepared Canvass on tretehers, vari.
Oas sizes- Pallete-Palist Knives-Easels--
Fencing Foils and Masks Boxing GloyEs-
Oh Coiors in tubee- British Ink Powder
lndelIahie lnk-Arnod's Copying Ink--Em.
eFson's Razor Strops-AtwilPs Suops-Day
Martins Real Japan Hlacking-Boxes
Water Cosers-Huds.n Bay Quilts Tuning
Forks Gold and Silver saectaces--D Draw.
ing Penciis-English Drawing Paper-Rris-
tol Board Port FoliaR--W riting Desks.
| Myrtle Pomatum-LA Honey s'oap-Rarker's
Hair Tonic-Thera9 1nvters and huadreds of
other artielef too lspaorQus to mention. Fog
sale by G. HAt.L 4 co.
Ma Ia n
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NOI'ICE.

HAVING purchased of Mr.. G. Mayer.
il l. his stock Of WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVER WARE, &C., I will res
pcctfully inform my friends and the citizens
OF Norfolk and vicinity, that intend to keep
constantly on hand, well selected stock Of
the most fashionable goods and of the best
quality, which intend selling at small pro-
fits, and hope by atrict attention and pune
tuality to merit share of public patronage.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewe!ry carefully
repaired.
Engraving neatly executed at the shortest
notice. DIXON BROWN,
NH 19--lw No, 49, Main st
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

CELEBRATED.---The anniversary Of the
birth Of Washington was duly celebrated
in Panama. At noon a national salute
ofseyenteen guns was fired BY tho United
States sloop of wax Decatur and by the
French frigate Perseverance, and Fl. b.
NJ 8 ship Havana.
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Hotel Arrivals,
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WIN. L. WALTERS. PHoparEroE


J 3 Beth, North Carolina; Il Carey
Clarke, York county; Beverley Kinuon,
U s Oavy; Doctor William Rose, Vir-
ginia; Lieut. John II Stribling, Henry
Myers, United States Navy; John d
Winslow, New York; G H Locker Bal
cony Falls; A w Lewis, Sussex, S Gal
lagher, Va.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK
j. WEATnERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
+ Chamberlain, Charles dc Valine,
Baltimore; l. w Southall, T j Cornick
Prkcess Anne county; j Sinclair, Hamp-
ton; W Bastletto, Thomas Hogg, York
county; A Schontz, Henry Whiting,
Iialspton; A Cross, Gates county, Va;
G W Wickney, Norfolk county;J Riggs,
New York; James Dougrey, lansing
burg; W II Lellister, Samuel Stevens,
New York; j NJ Sharnetes, N yoncard,
California.
MACON HOUSE, PORYSMO UTH,
j. d. HoLIADAy, PROPRIETOR.
20 Richardson, Suffolk; r Harrell
S Whodbec, Gates county; w d Blau-
chard, Hartford; L D Holladay, II j
Corben, Suffolk; Ii N Hardley, JAS At
dinson, North Carolina; Miles Riddick
NV Wise, @ Y Savage, Muricesbo'
rough.
OCEAN HOUSE. PORTSNO UTR,
WATTS G. JEFFERSON, PRoPRIEroH S.
A Vogolcr, Baltimore; " L Fruirt
Mobile; B I Whitehead, Northampton
county; Solomon F!yth, Greensvile; W
B Wellons, Suffolk, Va; " Griffin
Southampton county; Mr.. NJ Iovirt, N
TosIs.
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pg~ Hon EdW. Everett pronouuces
his Washington Grafton in Fredcricks-
burg tonight,
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OH! THE CHEAP SHOES 1!
HERE THEY ARE

OH! THE CHEAP SHOES 4!
HERE THEY ARE
At No. IS, Market Square,
THO close out the following lots and re
l. nants of lots OF Goods we offer them
the very low figures, named below, and
vite the EARLY attention Of persons who W
to secure bargains.
Ladies black CATERS rs cents,
do colored do do do
do morocco Buskins do do
Servant Womens Bootees do do
Yonths Bootees 62 do
do Boots liz do
Navy Ties and fancy shoes 81 do
Childs Shoes Is do
Boys Bootees, strong quality IS do
do Patent leather Caters leo
Misses Peged Bootees so do
do Foxed Caters rs do
Mems Boots 2.25a2.50 do
do Caters l.75 do
Call early on
+. W. SEABURY 4 son,
ma II American Flag at the door