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Thirty-Fifth Congress
First Session.

WAsHINGToN, January 6.-SENATE.-
Mr.. Houston and Mr.. Toombs asked, but
the Senate refused to excuse them from
serving on the French Spoliation Bill
Committee.
The Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton of Mr. Crittenden's resolution in ia
vor of increasing the duties on imports,
and substituting home for foreign valua-
ton.
HoUsE.-Mr Clancy Jones, from the
Committee of Ways and Means, reported
bill making appropriation for the sup
port of the Military Academy.
Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, from the
Committee of Commerce, reported bill
further to amend the act pending for the
better security of the lives of passengers
on board steam veseels The considera-
ton of the subject was postponed to the
first Tuesday of February.
Mr.. Clingman from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported resolutions which
were adopted, calling on the President to
communicate, if in his opinion it was not
incompatible with the public interests,
the correspondence between the Secreta-
ry of State and the governments of Para
quay and New Granada and any way
affecting our differences with those gov
ernments; also between the Secretary of
State and Brazil relative to opening the
River Amazon, and the negotiation of re-
ciprocity or other treaty, and all the cor
respondenoe ON the subject of our rela-
tons with Spain, not heretofore made
public.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the State of the Union on
the Presidents message.
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Message Of the Governor OfPenn.
sylyania.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6th.--The Gov
ernor's message was sent to the Legsla-
ture to-day. 1t treats chiefly of the
State finances, the banks and the tariff
The finances of the State have not pre-
sented so satisfactory an aspect for a
long time.
During the year past every demand on
the Treasury has been paid from the
revenue derived from ordinary resources.
Within the last three years the public
debt has decreased nearly $2,OOO,O0O.
The amount realized from the banks
for the payment of the 4 per cent on
their capital stock betrayed the expen-
SEES of the extra session of the Legislature,
leaving a balance Of $4,000.
He suggests reform in the banking
system and management, and a modifca-
ton of the tariff for q more liberal pro-
lection Of manufactures, especially the
iron interests.
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L A T e. T NE VS.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, Jan, 6.-The steamer At
lantic arrived off Sandy Hook, about III
o'clock.
The following is an abstract of the ad-
vices, which are to the 29d ult.
The steamer Africa arrived out on the
goth, and the Kangaroo on the 22d.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Cotton-Sales
of the three days past 10000 bales-all
qualities slightly advanced The ad-
vance is variously reported at to J. The
market closed firm with a large specula-
tive inquiry.
The advices from Manchester report
slight improvement.
Breadstuffs-The market is quiet.
Flour is very dull, but prices steady.
Wheat quiet, and prices shade higher,
the advance being chiefly on the finer
qualities. Red IS 2da7s Sd; white 6s
19da8s Corn is dull and slow of sale,
but prices unaltered-mixed 33sa33s
Cd.
Produce-Rice is quiet. Rosin is dull
at IS lid.
Provisions are dull,
Money Market-The market is slight
ly easier. Consols 935a934 fo' account
Messrs. Klingender & Brother, of Liv-
erpool, have failed. Liabilities $780,
900.
The Presidents message had been ia
vorable critisized by the English press.
An earthquake at Naples had done
great damage and caused some loss of
life.
There was great improvement in af-
fairs at Hamburg.
The reduction of the rates of the
Bank of France to s per cent was antici-
pated.
The political news is unimportant.
There was better feeling in the Lon
don money market. and discounts were
being ready made at 8 per cent, and the
reduction of the bank rates to that figure
was anticipated.
Charles Nicholson & Co., of London,
had suspended, with large liabilities.
There is nothing later from India
The East India Company has been for
mally notified of the Ministry's inten-
ton to terminate the double government
of India.
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LIFE-PREsERvING JACKET This is an
article which has just been manufactured
in Philadelphia. 1t is said to fit man
like sailors monkey jacket, and there
fore not liable to be washed from the
body. The jacket is lined with cork
shavings, enclosdd in water-tight cloth,
quilted in cylinders around the Jacket
three or four inches apart. The Jacket,
therefore, is series of watertight COM
partments, and injury to any one will not
affect the buoyant character OF the others.
The arms and hands are left free in
their motion to seize rope, grasp
plank, or use in any other way which is
necessary to save life.
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AN INDUSTRIOUS FoRGER CoNvIoED.-
The trial, in the Boston Municipal Court,
of Edward E. Price, for forgery, in con-
nection with the late issue of bills of the
denomination of $500 and 800 upon
the Blackstone and other New England
Banks, which had been stolen from the
office of the engrayers, terminated in a
verdict of guilty. The chef witnesses
against him was Cowee, himself convict
for forgery. He testified that he had
been engaged in ninety forgeres.
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MACON HOUSE, POR7SMOU TH,
j. D. HOLIDAY. PROPRIETOR.
T owls Old Brown Windsor Soap
LIS groee just received, and for sale by
JAG L. W. WEBB.
FOR RENT.

THAT beautiful Farm, situated on Sgss
IL the Elizabeth River, near Fort T. L
Norfolk, containing about As acres of fine
highly cultivated Land, and well adopted to
the raising of early vegetables. On the
premises is fine two story Frame House,
containing 10 large airy Rooms, together
with a two story Brick Kitchen, with
Rooms, fine well of water within or 6
feet ofthe house, and large two story Barn.
To one wishing retired place this farm has
not its equal, having view of the Elizabeth
River, as far as the eye canreach For terms
Apply to
ia Civ l.. W. WEBB.
COOK WANTED.-A good Cook,
" Washer and Ironer Wanted, for which
good price will be paid. None but COM
petent Cook, need apply at
ia THIS OFFICE
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New York Markets.

New YORK, January 6th.--Flour--
The market to-day was buoyant; with
salesof 1000 barrels at s4.25a4 80 fol-
Common to good State; Ohio $4.65a4. rs;
Southern $4.5Oa4.S0.
Wheat-The market is dull-Sales
Of Chicago Spring at 80 cts.
Corn-The market is firm /; with sales
of 10000 bushels at 52a6l cents for
white Southern.
Pork-Is heavy; sales of Mess at $l5,-
5Oa15, rs; Prime 1913, 25a13 so.
Beef--ls dull; sale of Re-packed Chi
cago at $95Oal2,00.
Lard-Is firm; sales at 9a94 cents.
Whiskey-Is dull-sales of Ohio at
p cents,
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OUR MOTTO is,
"By Industry we Thrive.''
- VIM: s. HAWKINS.
PPact lea III a r. 49,
NORFOLK, VA.
THE subscriber having commenced bust
l. ness in Norfolk, would respectfully call
the attention of his friends and the public
generally to his New Hat Store situated on
Church Street doors from Main Street.
He hopes, with his extensive acquaintance
among the young men of Norfolk, and his
numerous friends of Portsmouth who have SO
liberaly patronized him since he commenced
business, to secure portion of their trade,
and will give them the most positive assur-
ance of his intention to please all who may
wish neat, fashionable and durable HA T.
With an experience Of years in Norfolk,
in the Manufacture of Hats, and having ac-
CURED his knowledge from one of the most
finished Hatters, he feels confident that Hats
manufactured by him cannot be excelled if
equalled, by any other maker. Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
Call gentlemen, and give us the size of your
cTaaiums for good Hat.
jas WIN. S. HAWKINS.
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WHAT THEY DRINK The city of New
York alone sell three time as many "pure,
imported brandies,' and four times as
many ''pure, imported vines annually,
as all the Wine and brandy producing
countries export. Somebody, it is clear,
drinks spurious articles.
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Store and Billiard Room
FOR RENT.
THE store under the National Hotel
l. corner of Main and Church SITS, well
suited for tailoring, drug or fancy store is
for rent.
ALSO,
The Billiard room attached to the Hotel.
Any person wishing the above will please ap-
ply Immediately to
WIN. l.. WALTERS,
National Hotel.
n. B.-The Billiard Tables are for sale. A
bargain can be obtained. ia Civ
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N1cARAeuax Arr.rrs a letter from

NIcARAGCAS ArrAIEs. "A letter from
Washington says.
General Lamar, Minister to Nicaragua,
left Washington on Saturday for New
York, and will sail Monday Besides
carrying out his own Instructions, which
are of a peculiar nature, owing to the
present complicated state of affairs in
Central America,Ehe will take instructions
to Commodore Paulding, It is believed
here that the next arrival will bring in
telligence Of the capture Of the remnant
of Walkers army by Paulding.
Dispatches received from England re-
present that the British Cabinet have had
the new Nicaragua treaty under eonsi-
Iteration and do not approve of it's provi-
sions. The French government heartily
approves of every article
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FATAL AcoIDENT-On Friday last, as
Mr.. John Floyd was returning from
hunting, he got upon loaded wagon
near Michigan city, Indiana, and in
drawing his gun up after him, it explo-
ded and the charge tore off the top of his
head, causing instant death.
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CORRECTION. Mr.. f w Guy, the Viz
ginia Pilot, who brought the Saratoga in
to the Roads, has called upon us and con-
WINGED lis of the error into which we have
been led in regard to the statement Of that
Ship having been detained off the Capes
of Virginia, by want of a pilot.
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r. VIM, Brown, Esq, brother of the
Postmaster General, was shot on Sa,ur-
day week, at his residence in Giles county
Miss, but by whom is unknown. Mr.
Brown, though wounded in the face and
head, is not fatally injured, notwithstan-
ding the assassin took two fires at him.
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Dixson's Maritime With

niXsOn's Maritime Il W.--This
IL work comprises in succinct and prac-
teal form, nearly the whole subject MARINE
INSURANCE, defining also the RIGHrs and DU-
TIES Of MASTER and OWNER, in all cases of
SHIPwRECK or DISASTER.
1t has already met with such extensive
patronage in New York, and other cities,
that second edition is loudly called for.
Published and sold by j. D. GHISELIN
JR., Bookseller No. Al, Main street, Norfolk,
Va. ia4
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@% We earnestly hope our citizens
will respond literally to the call for aid by
the Committee appointed at the meeting
last night, to wait on them for that pur-
pose. Let us remember that the occa-
sion is one of real suffering and want, and
it does not become us to turn a cold
shoulder on such suffering, whatever may
have been instrumental in bringing it a.
bout. We do not necessarily endorse fl
ibusterism by extending relief to these
men, no more than we should endorse
crime by reaching forth our hands to save
its wretched victims from starvation and
misery.
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FEMALE HELP IN CAL!FoRNIA.-The
San Francisco Bulletin represents that
there is great want Of servant girls in
California, and recommends the girls out
of employment in the East to elnigrate to
the Golden State 1t is said that house
girls wages in San Francisco are $50
to $35 per month, and cooks $40 to
$50.
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ATTENTION HOPES.

You are particularly requested to
- meet at your Hall o-m or q W
MssA1R{ THURSDAY EVENING" at ~
$50 clock, for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year. By order Of
the CAPTAIN.
JAG GEO. w. CARBON, Secretary.
A YOUNG LADY who has been re-
IA siding but short time in this vicinity,
and has but few acquaintance, wishes to
open correspondence with some gentleman,
with view to Matrimony. Wealth is no OBJ
,ject, as she is possessed of an ample fortune,
and is willing to share it with the one OF her
choice. Communications addressed to Miss
Rosa Grey, Portsmouth Va, will receive at
tention, and be treated strictly confidential.
ia 6-3t*
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va Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
The News.

The Persia sailed from New York, at
noon yesterday, for Liverpool, with 80
passengers and nearly $2,000,O00 in spe-
Gle.
The reported respite of Donnely is an
error. His execution will take place on
Friday, at Trenton, N. J.
The United States inspectors of steam
boats at New York have given George E.
Ashby, late chief engineer of the Central
America, certificate generating him
from all blame in the loss of that steam
ship. He is, therefore, declared qualified
to resume his profession.
The beautiful estate "Glen Ella" near
Brandy Station, in Culpeper county, Va,
containing $50 acres, formerly known as
"The Cottage" and sold about twelve
months ago, by R M Bridge, Esq, to
Richard Fl Dulany, Esq, for $4,000,
has been recently purchased by W H d
G Wright, Esq, of Baltimore, for $24,-
900.
The English papers received by the
Niagara state that the steamship Van
derbilt, from New York 5th December,
for Havre and Southampton, was passed
off Cork, with rudder damaged, by the
Atlantic, which arrived at Liverpool 10Th
ult. The Atlantic and Vanderbilt both
sailed from New York on the same day.
The negro girl Jenny, charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Hall, in Alexandria coun-
ty, was tried on Monday last, and SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 26th of Feb
ruary next.
Quite disastrous fire occurred Mon
day night at the machine shop of the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, a.
bout one mile from the depot at Rich
mond. Seven locomotives We're badly
damaged and large amount of valuable
property was destroyed. The loss is set
downat $25,OOO with only very small
insurance.
The steamer Atlantic arrived off Sandy
Hook, about liz o'clock yesterday. Hel
news is very important. See fastest news
head.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS IN JAIL.-On
Christmas morning, the jailer of Marion
country, received the following petition
from his boarters:
eve, the petitioners, do ask, and fur
Their pray that your Honor do permit and
grant us one quart of good old rye whis-
key, with sufficient quantity of aloes in
the same, that we can make use of it is
medicine. for the use of our depraved
bodies; at our own expense. And we will
forever pray" ...
The jailer benevolently furnis he'd the
whiskey, and it is written that the Jail
birds had merry time.
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A MERITED COMMUNICATING Rich

A MERITED CoMpLIMENT.-TheR Rich
mond Enquirer says, the numerous
friends of +. j. Cridland, Esq, in this
city and in Norfolk, will doubtless be
gratified to learn-as we are to announce
that he has, without application, been
honored by Lord Clarendon with the
formal appointment of vice-consul. Mr..
G. has, for eleven years, been attached to
the British consulate in Virginia; at first,
we believe, under Mr.. Waring at Nor
folk, and subsequently with G. P. R.
James, Esq, the distinguished and es-
Unable gentleman who still occupies
that honorable and responsible position.
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NORFOLK
Literary and Scientific Insti-
tute Lectures.

OLIVER P. BALDWIN, ESQ.
WILL deliver the 18th, Sth and 9th Lee
w lures before the Literary and Scien-
tific Institute at
INSTITUTE HALL,
On the 18th, 18th and 14th of January.
Subjects "Eloquence and experimenting,
Gin two lectures.)
3rd ''The Battle of Life.
Lecture to commence at TX O'Clock, pre-
cisely-Persons will please be punctua.
NaS~ Price of Admission % cts.
Nayr Tickets to be had at the door OF the
Hail. ia 6-tl4th.
A ~ H COpv i
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Attention Aid Fire Company.
nDnIND

SEEDS! SEEDSl!
L growth of the present year, and of the
finest qualities, their usual extensive assort-
ment OF SEEDS, comprising every tested
desirable variety known in the several de-
partments of
VEGETABLE, FIELD, FLOWER AND
TREE SEEDS.
They would particularly call the attention
of cultivators and their friends engaged in
raising of early vegetables for Market to the
following
EXTRA EARLY DANIEL O'RoURKE,
Which has been tested by us last year and
proved the earliest, and in every respect the
best Pea for first crop.
Extra early Emperor,
Extra Early Prince Albert,
Early Warwick,
Early France,
EarS Washington,
Early Champion OF England,
Blue Imperial,
Dwarf Marrow Fat,
20 other varieties.
ALSO,
Early Paris and Nonpareil Caulihower,
Early Wakefield and Oxheart Cabbage,
Early and Giant White Soled Celery,
Extra Early and Blood Turnip Beet.
Extra Curled Parsley,
Guernsey Parsnip,
EARLY Short Horn and Long Orange Carrot,
Large Red Smooth Tomato,
EARLY White Flat Dutch Turnip,
Early Curled and White Cabbage Lettuce,
Early Valentine, Refugee and other Bush
Beans,
Bull nose and other Peppers,
White Spined Cucumber,
Early Scarlet Turnip and long Scarlet Rad
ish,
White and Red Onion Seed and Sets.
With thousands of other Seeds of the same
superior qualities as have heretofore afforded
such universal satisfaction, and which can
be recommended with the fullest confidence
as unsurpassed.
CATALOGUES furnished free of charge to
post paid applicants, and orders by mail have
immediate attention.
j. M. THORBURN Il co.
No. Is, John Street,
ia 7--6t New York.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. l. WALTERS. PROPRIETOR

NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, :
VIM. l. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.
" Z Truxton, H w Cook. Philadel-
phia. John Mortirnore. H S Ackley, Rich
mont; II E Brown, A E Abbott, Balti-
more VIM Chrisfeld, n H Redwood,
New \ ork; J NJ Stumbling, B Gherardi,
Saratoga; 7 R Porter, DR. Mason, U.
Navy; s M McRae, Plymouth H Lassi-
ter, S R R Road; Jacob Cohn, Mr. Leigh,
Elizabeth City; M Petis, Princess Anne;
Z T Cunningham, Artledge, Tennessee;
Captain L Hurell, lady and servant, Bos-
ton; z Knowells, Massachusetts,; ] M T
Murfee, Greensville; John Randolph, Mrs
Randolph, Mrs Barnes, North Carolina.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
j. l.. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
SAM'L. R. VEALE, Superintendent.
S Diskeson, Appomattox; J Drew,
VIM Atkinson, H Bull, BERTHE county,
North Carolina; Charles V Dudley, Prin-
cess Anne county; DR. L Shall, S Wood,
Hampton; John Primer, Virginia, G Ball,
Norfolk; j VERIFIED, Baltimore; Fl NJ
Woodhouse, Princess Anne; E G Wood,
Hampton.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & IMMERSION, PRoPRIEToRs.
c E Hawley and lady, T E Hamble-,
ton, L w Wakeman, Baltimore; 7 @ Fl
Virnelson, Portsmouth; S Fl jackson,
Mobile, Alabama; John S Green, Punta
Arenas. Nicaragua; II M Miller, Raleigh
North Carolina; D Callahan, Florida; Fl
J Pope, North Carolina; Joseph L Young,
Petersburg; NJ Pendleton, L Thompson
Baird, Virginia, j Q Richardson, Ports
mouth.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. d. HoLLADAy, PROPRIETOR.
c freeman, Lynchburg, Virginia; w J
Wright, Mr. Phillips, Nansemond; Gar
ret X Murft, Virginia; g Vesk, Alexan-
der Myrich, Southampton; John NJ Hun
ter, Jacob John, Elizabeth City; G E
Williams, Gates county, N. c.; Doctor
Williams, Sunsbury, North Carolina
Mrs Flynn, Miss Perkins, Miss Keeling,
Dick Riddick, ] 7 Holiday, J W Keel
ing, Suffolk.
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New PAPER IN PETERSBURG. Mr..
Sarn'l Paul has issued his Prospectus for
starting new paper in Petersburg, to
he called the Virginia Press. 1t is devo-
ted to the Democratic party.
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Orange County Butter.-10O Fir
~ kins strictly Prime Butter, direct from
the Diaries of Orange and Delaware Coun-
ties New York, for sale low to close consign-
ments. LEIGH & BRO.
ia No. s, Newton's Wharf.
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RED ASH COAL AT 30 CENTS.
G000 BUSHELS of superior Red Ash
OOOO Egg Coal, the cargo of Schr.
Treason, now hourly expected, will be sold
from the vessel at 20 cents, per bushel Cash.
Now is the time to get your coal of the right
kind and cheap. Sc send in your orders
that there may be no detention in landing it,
TH0S. P. CROMWELL,
ja4-l0t Higgins Wharf.
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Notice.
THERE will be a Temperance meeting
l. held in the Presbyterian School House
on North Church street next Thursday, jan
uary the 7th, at seven O'Clock. The Rev.
VIM. McGee, will address the meeting. By
order of the Committee,
ja4 THOS. x. MURREY, Chairman.
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Mr.. J. III. WINTER,

Mr. q. II. w I'm len,
r IHSG Having taken rooms in John,
I sons building on Main street,
where he intends keeping an
assortment of Pianos, respectfully solicits
the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth and sur
rounding country to call and examine his
stock. Being practical Piano maker and
proficient in Music, feels confident, that he
can give entire satisfaction in all cases.
N. B.-Pianos tuned and repaired at short
est notice. Second hand Pianos taken in ex-
change. jas
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STEAMER DESTROYED BY FlaE.-On
Thursday night last, while the steamer
Hibernia, Captain j N Cook, was on her
way down the Ohio river, some three
miles below Wellsburg, flames were seen
issuing from the cook house, and in few
minutes the boat presented one immense
sheet of flame. On the discovery of the
fire, the boat was run on the Virginia
shore, and so rapidly did the flames
spread, that the officers and crew had
barely time to escape from the burning
wreck. The books and papers of the
boat were lost, as was also considerable
sum of money in the safe. The boat was
valued at $4,000, and is insured for
$12,25O.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
NOR Pertaining the Breath. Cleaning
L Teeth, aud Beoutitying the Complexion,
use "BALM OF 1000 Flowers For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use 'WooDLAND CREAM"
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlemen's Hair beau
tif"lly-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfits.
W. P. FETRIDGE h co.
PROJECTORS N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY q COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake Il Co, and by all Druggists de 5
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I. o. o. F.
.sxG THE members of Social En-
Z3 campment No. 10, are notified to
0>27TN@SSS attend called meeting of the
Camp on THURSDAY evening the 18th inst,
at O'Clock, at the Hall on Church street.
Every member is expected to be present as
this meeting has been called for the purpose
of transacting business of Importance.
By order of the G. p.
ia 5-3t WIN. Il. BARRETT. Scribe.
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LARGE FoRTUNE.-A lady in Railway,
N. j., it is stated, has recently succeeded,
after several frritless attempts, in esta-
blishing her title to large amount of real
estate in Dayton, Ohio. 1t is said to cover
all the central part of that town, and it is
100000.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scrbers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six months and
ST for three months, payable in advance.
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Marriages.

In this city on the 2sth inst, by the Rev.
Peter Williams, Mr.. JOHN COLLINS of Eastern
Shore of Va, to Miss ELIZABETH SpEAKMAN
of this city.
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burning FIuid.-l0 Bbls momently
ID expected, and for sale by
ia l.. w. WEBB