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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-22
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SERGEANT'S SALE.
y y virtue Of an order Of Judge L. Ii.
ID Baker, given in vacation, | shall sell at
Public Auction en- TRURSDA Y the LIST day
of April at IL o'clock, in Hardy & Bros,
slip, to satisfy an Attachment in my hands in
favor of White Il Sale vs.. VIM. W. Walker,
FIT The Schr. Mary I. Saunderson.
go ss4:zss Terms-3 months credit with ap-
proved security.
THOS. j. CORPREW,
ma 22-l0t Serg'nt.
m Cn,,,y
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SPRING TRADE 1853.
Select styles,
DURABLE QUALITIES AND Low paICas.
w. p. STEWART e. CO.,
No. rs Main Street,
Invite special attention to their magnificent
stock of
) Z h q N d I'D .SIL KS
From Low priced to the Richest imported.
SILK ROBES A vOLANT
and Double Skirts,
Rich Rayadere SILK ROBES.
d r Il S S G O O D SIT
RICH FANCY PRINTED
Bareges and Grenadines.
JAcoNEr AND onqAsD1E
Il 4 " " S AND OBBS
IN SPLENDID DESIGNS.
BARGE, GRENADINE AND TIssUK
FLoUNCED DRESSES.
c II A L L I Els, UCALS.
POLL DE CHEvREs.
IN NEW DESIGNS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Is L. A q X SILL Il s.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; IN
EmbrOideries and I,acas.
WHITE GOODS,
Shawls and Manifesto
HOUSEKEEPING AND LINEN GO0ns
MOU GNING GOODS.
OF THE MOST APPROVED MANUFACTURER.
Our stock was never more complete than
at present and will be sold as low as similar
Goods can be bought any where in the State.
WEI. p. STEWART Il Co.
INA ~ No. 25 Main street.
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Y. s. GUYOT'S
"DYEINa EsTABLIsHMRNT."

''UFEINU ESTABLISAMKNT,
WAS NOT IN THE LEAST I'M
w jured by the Fire, but is in active opera
ton as usual, and he is happy to inform his
patrons and the public in general, that he is
always ready to receive SILK TO BE DYED and
WATERED, also GRAPE SHAwLs, CoArs, PANTS,
CARPETS and WooLLEN CLOTHS, of every des-
cription, to Dye and Clean. Warranted to
he done in the best manner.
gsg~ Office at the old stand, corner of
Main and Fen Church streets.
ia 27-zru,
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Direct Communication with
France.

FENffE commercial intercourse to be estab-
IL lished between the Pert of Norfolk and
the coast of France, renders an acquaintance
with the language of that country, not only
q necessity for those whose business may be
thus directed, but enhances its value as a So
cial accomplishment both to Ladies and Cen
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. So, Il. Main street.
Schools attended both fo- 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 we'll 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 &c CHARLES SAMUEL.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
EOR Performing the Brcqta, Cleaning
Z Teeth, and BadntJying ne Complexion
use "BALM OF 1000 FLowERs," Fer .Dressing
Ladies Hair, use ''WoopLAND CREAM" 4
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlellep's HGirjeau-
t!fml|y-Price 80 cents each.
Beware Of Counterfits.
W. p. FETRIDGE Il co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King d Toy, and Santos
Wake Co, and by all Druggists. de 5
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ESlOWer Seeds-A large assortment OF
u rare flower Seeds, for sail by
ma IL GEO. w. DEY Il co.
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REMARKS.


Prices remain unchanged since our
last. We notice the arrival of 1890
bushels Of Corn on Saturday, but owing
to the unsettled state of tho Northern
markets, there were no transactions.
New York Markets.
New YORK, March 0.-Flour-Tho mar
ket to-day is heavy-with sales Of 1000 Bbis.
at 81. 20a4. so for Common to Good State;
Ohio $4.75a5.00; Southern SA,5Oa4.90.
Wheat-is heavy; sales of 5000 bushels
holders offering freely. Kentucky white
l45c. Chic white IFS cents. Delaware red
I20c.
Corn-Is dull-salos Of $1,000 bushels at
66a66% cents fer white; 67]9a68]5 cents for
yellow.
Pork-The market Las advanced, with
sales of Mess at $l6.65, and Prime $685..
Beef--The market is steady; sales of Re.
packed Chicago at $12.00al2.50.
Lard-Is heavy; GALES at 95sal0 cents
Quotations are barely maintained.
Whiskey--ls dull--sales at % cents.
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BRUSHES !.

GRIFFITH, WILSON d CO.
" offer TO the trade and consumers one of
the largest and best assorted stocks ofBrushes
to be found in this section, such as White
Wash, Horse, Scrub Clamp, Floor, Wall,
Paint, Shoe, busting, Stencil, Shaving, Hair,
Tooth, Comb, Nail, Crumb, Stove, Marking
and every other Kind generally called for.
Purchasers who wish to find the largest.
cheapest and most varied stock of Brushes
IN the city are invited to No. II, East Side
Market Square, Sign of the Pad Lock.
fe Is
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Norfolk market.

Carefully Corrected Wecday, by
3. I. BoCKovER, CoMMIssToN MERCHANT.
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Miscellaneous.
DYSPEPTlCS.

NJ = 4 Il T kO5.
" A. ABBOTT. has just received
r.. another lot of Graham or Dyspectic
Flour in small sacks for sale at the Flour
Store, No. 7, Union Street. de IL
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A few dog pairs Ladies Thin Sole Black
and Colorod Caters. The above goods have
had made expressly for my retail trade, and
can recommend them to every one. Call at
No. 9, Market So.
ma IL l.. l.. BRICKHOUSE.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE CHEAP.
TIN Il subscriber begs leave to inform the
l. citizens OF Portsmouth and vicinity, that
he has taken room under the s7Ns o
Ocean House, where he intends lS ID
keeping on hand a stock of 0f2J1
Ii U e q 1 4 9, both with top and with
out, which he will sell as reasonable as any
other house in the vicinity, and would res
pectfully invite all those thar are in want of
a good Carriage, to give him . call and ex
anime for themselves. Call eoan, and you
will have the first choice.
GEO. A. LEETE.
No. SO High street
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WAN TED-A vessel to load at
40, Williamsburg for Norfolk, with oak
taa asa!s. or pine wood. Apply to
ma 10 i. ZANTZINGER.
Next to Old Custom House, dealer in Coal,
Lumber, Naval Stores, Lime Plaster, and
Cement
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A BBEY'S GOLD FOlL-lO dog, in
IA Is doz. Books, for sale by
ma 10 KING & TOY.
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DOTATOES.-400 bushels of superior
Il Jersey white Mercer potatoes, equal to
any in the market, in store and for sale low
by TH0S. r. CROWELI.
te TT Higgins WIFI
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Dhila deIphia Corned Beef-A few
l. bbls. for retail by j. Il. JONES.
1t is really choice, and you will say so
when you SEQ it. ma 10
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I. l.. Fahenstocils Tefmiiage. i,--

A III ar expeffence Of oisE. ls3xs.ra yxasan
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.etisi'E, a - f;-,. n Etii cfihrsn% % Or
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n1iei.es v y, l.. t;l socs = O., hole
PITS Cr2, Pa, - ''
"a also by Jshn laval eiss. aescsf ana !. - 70
e4n Y. s'sis, evansville Jan l2-dtwam
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Co.mopoiiian irt Association,

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We f2Te pa "a AsiS RosiTaSKs for sta. ming
!, !. ~. s.sl ~ tWti " hes, or steam then f1r
y. -tts .lsfEs OF rI- rEs rs.es llGr5T7s II
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On -ocust, Rcar Second So .EsyansyIIie, Ind.
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~ r. ef fs # ..ff'i r1l WI ksseE epnssF
"a Ter yirle&ts q AieusRnd Poultry. AZ 49,
80 good La' sFusss q, ~ when il can be Jeioofei
sgss can absi ~ fei ,s'i's b6sFe hs vie if ea s9a
is'lfr. n f4EadfiRg tSf iiiRgg co. il
20 FARMERS AND PORK PAoK-r
\. slia isa L1 ERS. uJd si.,sli1oI o :.
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hs sa ai 9 [ek ssi.ss II .f2sais5 e sar fsh & 9s s
fiol- ii, haFs S.tw .4eiities for killing IEG ~ !
SEQ HOGS PER DAY. :smr.
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Evs'as'ile, Ind, sOys s, Isss. tdSS u,
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x. s;LesL. ..y'raI .ii2raln1 Gbidabess;;- 2
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Il9eil $3.50, ,n5baoa1Ea dsEttf>it sEttsff> bushes
40 b:siI ibaInia, snIod e. Ilorssl lBruskss, g.- :
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10 n. nave ni3n I'gfs an Blls sullry alEays
e,s ,rr. - V l -, L. asJA eil tsie-e g9ilg
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s'1T "a > ssH'n i.sS ssy $iil y sila s a ie TO.
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= lal1aal aI-,sks1s GilLsl,lsT. H. < LoBLEs.
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-gA. Silver SsH-e. &c. -Hsvs ns l. ? ahs = 'i's~l
sSZsse!.cir,l sllg -li5 10. lllKsr II me
Sewelry os az iwls 9ll " ne a,es. 81 * III -
Ciasrs;n IN f.,.sseo Fn NJ X Weed esc sirsi'lh 70
an, sad IsliE "a; Z =. = - 7; - - ..f J.
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J.1J. PENN TNGTON.T :
Lo0A Ep;s' 'uAy

. ia ~ ~ snst % vei a splendid assort1ent OF
p, % &c; ~ ss.ssat S,.e shores 3;ise ta NV
Tsisist g tAfyE ,giri, ws.i sr BfhonI printed
H .s lani S'Ne u. Il, JOHNSON ell jgicre going
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T. ~ 5sisaisrsS rfvl. t,.ise. tsrise wiR BoUBBQS
ts:ssis ruu=e ss,Iisrit : , ~ -.
fx--a stfss1g farf rfeT sd&LLISt1 HOW rs r4-
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rDge; cgYsys Arc MOI abundant, and he snh.'oe1 or
pensss 81 San Fran csco deter mary nom gong, besides
the prospect for homo freight y MOI hAxtermg
FISH Sales OF 600 quiz sls dry cod Bank q ~ -,
Georges Bank would bring % IS. kackersl we're qS'e
and nominal
EAy-SAes Of 500 900 bales were made .. 45c. 5o,
HoPs.-SAes Of 80 0aies were made at &c. . &c.
MoIAssEs quiet but arm.
NAVAL SroEss = The saes embraced about I, 900 bos
Of u 80 per $40 lbs delivered, and acolt
400 bbls SPLITS tpentne at 4Ac Crude turpeutns was
quiet and p0minal
-Jcbbipg lots of linseed selling at re 100
c. sperm and whale were in moaerass demand, and
unchanged
PnoyIsIoys -Pork-The sales footed up about 900
1900 bos., including mess ~ SIT As . SIT 80, apt
prime At ga 10 $i4 Is hin ness at Sl1. Beef
continued d. m, with fses abou 800 400 bbs., In
Guiding country At Sll 81, 70; repacned Western
sl3 SO $l4, ana extra NJ $l4 30 S4 10 primo
unees firmly held at $40 SO while beef hams
IN request a. SIT SIS Bacfn hsm ga o. 20 900
sss. OF Western smoked reported al &C. 914c Cut
ais were in moderate demand; sales OF ABOUT l40
bids we're made, moulding shoulders at &c asAc, aud
hams aI SAc. . Sxc. Lard was dr. uer, with sales or
about $50 bo!s ct lissc alixc., and prime in snail
lois ~ % good 70 prime, IA sega wAs o. l2zc
i2Ac Butter and cheese IN sOo1 request, without
cbzgge Of moment IL prreG.
sroCK PACKING YARDS, NEW YORK AND
BRooEIYN, AUGUST ], 1888.
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Dramatic aud Mnsscal.i

Nmo's G1EpES.-Ar Bake rs u ensst bis rsvorse
chuscter In The drama Of "The las Man" aud W-airs
Brouetam and Mark smith are " play "Counbus to-
night
vsricxsNr. sud yrr Flcre5ce are aga'u ., pcr'0r-a
this eveuDgthe esDtlsnsa IA tie Thlbs a0rsa Of tae
Peppers aad bah Ia "Loa MOateE' and the ~ sak W
Hcusekeeper"
Asl1lcaS krsErM --Wymsn. the wizard and ver'rio.
quot, snl c59tnce ns stobisbpg performances ths ar
troDoD sna cye1LEg Ino cunOsltss may scea az
hours
VooD' Nysu.ss - The famous jon Cros rics vii
repsst be i4ugbable Daft JUMBO Jun tpnen gsssrs
rob Horn, B,sers, tOH &C are 10 sssst 10 toe opening
eNercrss
B,YASe' NissrRrIg sso i-rue very s.t~acve pro.
gamme ior t9rigDs J. GRO ness variety Of tseif
pcpnv sorss ar1 ds1css, besces couple 81 capita pu'-
ief7ues
PNACE gsRuEy Nr. Th1s Baker IS "a give NJ 1,her q
rs delightful pro- nade co'carts tbs pleasant place
Of resort INA evening. some excellent msy
pccied.
ErsICu frsrivst IN . being The crst day % the
gr&bo rural musical jubilee, grea rusn will doubtless
be made for Jonee WOOD By AL wno eau make arrange
meDts 10 leave theI homes ousness for es hours
rccreatlon.
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As svn cosaucs, ! shsn pss undertake bis defence.
naa M Ropkns should refuse 10 give up the tile deeds
81 Tie ccmpapys property 10 mot surprising, connoeme
hat they constituted his best proof In support Of recA
naaion before governmenk Il IVES psePossercos -
suppose thai he would surrender them ~ the orosf :"
Lopex.
ms 10 Q plain statement Of facts and 10 true nave
no space 70 PARTICULARS al the outrageous pefoT
suits by which Lopezs sots were accompanied M n0p
kps conduct from the first trouble Was nark ~ H~
ness but entirely decisive and peeS1y respect
ful towards the PAxaguayan government WIG. ncpeh
had shut up all his establishments, dsmssec ~ ns ssSvo
employee and seized upon all tie property Q! INC COM
papy, there nothing ef for Nj Hopkins 70 40 ou!
V protest and the country me government nave
moutely examined every side Of this question All the
stale men<s put forward By the compsnsats have been
by oath Lopez rests on hm word alone,
which Is worth nothing "R NJ" states that 'the xaole
matter c,u,d be hoDoraby aud satisfactorily adjusted
der The the Secretary Of State by Consul
here Hsfdly. Feelings Of personal Animosty exist be-
tween Mr. Consul Bamoerger and the part es both naval
an civil who compainanis against Paraguay this
matter. Common report in South America says tina. Nj.
Banberger Lopezs business partner In the reroales
Furthermore, Mr. Bsnbers may se regarded in de-
pyceps cTisss; for when Lopez forecosed the
mortgage and sold all the property Of the COMPANY sosn
aoDed In Paraguay, Mr. Bambeger attended the SALE e
gGzed as consul, and according to the SmanGro, re
ceved several hundred dollars hs Of the s
Whale your correspondent "R NJ" has moi shown much
kpowledge BY proposing such course, has display cd
uch prudence by possponiDg his communication until
sr Hopkins was we'll out Of the country his rstusn TO
South america. HARD.
NV Yosx, August 2, 1858.
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ARRIVALS IN THE LOWER BAY yEsrERpAY.
Brig Fasn, Capt Boyle, arrived August from Cenfue
Cos, with sugar to ruver, KAhI Co-a well on board
Detained.
schooner A. f Glover, Capt. Robinson arrived August
from sssua II Grsnde with sugar sickness
on board Anchored below.
Brig sska, Capt Downing, arrived August from rrini
pidsd Cuba with sugar. moseses and molada TO Yznsga
del Nalle-sn well on board. Detained.
The Cinderella reports very rough and wet voyage
She visited nearly all the vessels but unable 70 lay
alongside any Of them. However, there were
OF Sickness 70 transport to the Marine Hospital IL
WA not necessary for her 70 do
Or. Gillette at the request OF United States deputy
Marsbsl served pagers board the schooner Aure
liz hove, hoeLiog her tor DEBT rhe captain and mate
were not on board The captain, his arrival few
days ence reported that be bound for Falmouth,
England nut put in here 70 ship two additional he
Was short banded The crew we're much surprised when
they beard this fact yesterday and said that the vesse
cleared for New York, Falneuth having been
mentioned 10 them In connection with the VOYAGE
ARRIVALS AT QUARANTINE.
The schooner Lspe Capt Hslsey arrived at the upper
Quarantine yesterday from Falmouth, jamaica with rum,
piero, coffee ana ginger 10 A. b Saloman Two Of the
sick the voyage with the captain thinks,
bilious fever-s hands well arrival This
will be detained some tins for observation.
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verai of the largest banks find it utterly impos
sible TO increase their loans by any ordinary
process At enc Of the largest and Oldest
Wall street banks there was not . single
piece of paper offered for discount last dis
count day; and the discount day before, the
offerings were less than 81 900. The current rate for
money-three per sent-itself explains how difficult
1t must be for bank to increase its loans. If indeed
any banks Rad been transferring items from the
specie TO the loan column during the week. the result
might he what we see.
We shall have the Persia's news tomorrow.
Meanwhile the following are the latest quotations
for American stocks in London per Vanderbilt
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There return received rom one yard, (Mr.
rbonpeon's1 and the above stocks exclusive the
ar,ount held in his yard.
Ricr ~ss quiet and prices unchanged.
SpiCss-Sa,es OF about 900 bags Of pepper made
st Orc 200 do pimento ct &C. and 10 cAses Of nutuegs
a. 6cc. per 70
suGiRa-rhe market continued active aud firm; the
eales embraced about hhos iscu1ing lots Of
Porto Rico ct 10 The remainder consisted OF Cuba
muscovsdo chiefly within the range OF &c $780, and
80 bids mo ado were eold ct 6bc
TsIIow.-Ssles of 600 lbs were made a. eLc.
%HIsKKY.-ssles OF about 500 bills mlds q. 25c.
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eV's'sss *of0ooi
1te increase OF sTecie Is less than was expected,
considenns ihe small export and the arrival from
California. Many PERSONS had figured the aggregate
a. higb a. thiny-sx millions aud a quarter. The
bcrease u oars ronld seem 10 indicate revival
q 1lsilsss, bpi We are c-abled 20 s.a.c hat &c.
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Uritsd stat.s Conmfssioners' Court
Before r T. s.llwell, Eco.

ARTIST OF ALLEGED couSrsRF Errsss.
Areusr 2.-on sunday morning lAss, between and
O'Clock, ceers De Angeles Aad Theodore Rynders Unted
STATES ssrsnals Depv,ies, arrested t~o men, nsmci
Charles Howard and Jas Ryan, for whom they hal
been II fearh for several months charged sh counter.
ielrg On Howard they found silT couuterfe, c1tu
ard on ~ all about 500 Of money ne
officers searched the deiondants Nnib sveuue
Were meg ioupa eusrtty Of counterfeit har dol
quarter dpiiar pieces, uOuas &c rhe seenfs1ts we're
comniitoa ~ ComGlss. SGwell for examination.
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masd Of his ExceTepcy. They differ from the Governor
his construction OF the law and jdet here " ne real
issue between thsm The banks have intention 70
oste or dsresasd the Nv and shall b. determined,
BY competent authority, thas the Governor right ana
that they 0e vvung We have doubt they viii most
cheerf.y submit 70 the decon and &ke their returns
accordingly.
The amounts in the several repositories Of the
United States, subject to draft Of the Treasurer on
the 18th Of July, we're as follORs:-