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REAL ESTATE FORSALE.

VuNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell the entire real es-
] tate of the late Ransom Jones' in the towns of
Richmond and Bolton, VT, which consists of some
six hundred acres of good farming land, under a
good state of cultivation, we'll watered, fences and
buildings in excellent repair and situated in
the immediate vicinity Of tho Jonesville station
on the V. C. Railroad.
Also the Jones Hotel, which is a most desirable
Hotel property. All the above mentioned estate
will be sold at fair valuation, as soon as an OPP
portuniry is presented.
Parties wishing to purchase portion all of
said property will find it for their interest to
anime the premises soon. For further particulars
apply to HENRY GILLETT,
Administrator.
Jonesville. VI, Oct, II, 1858. wl6m3
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SA VS.! SA VS.!
G AG E, RTER L. CO.,
SAW MANUFACTURERS,
FIsHERvILLE, N. H.,

TIoHbHV Tile, N. H.,
SINCE ls4o.
w HERE they keep n large assortment and
w manufacture to order all the various kinds
Of CIRCULAR and other SAWS that are used
in the United States and Canadas
F Tho large Circular Saws are ground by a
Machine, made expressly for the purpose, conse-
quently are much truer and superior to those
ground in the usual manner
Those in want Of Saws are respectfully invited to
call.
SAWS REPAIRED
at short notice. and all orders promptly executed.
List of Prices sent by mail to persons desiring
them.
c. GAGE, GEO. PORTER.
j. C. GAGE, k. GAGE H. NJ ROLFE
Fishersville, Nov. rs, 1855 wly22
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4 HAVE A FEW DBLs. SUPERIOR VIRGINIA
! SWEET POTATOES, which will be sold as lou as
the common about town.
oetls A. S. DEWEY
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WASHINGTON, Dec. I
THE ASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS.

W AsHINGTON, Dec. 0.
On the call of the roll so Senators answer
ed to their names The oath was admins
tored to Mr.. Bites of Delaware.
At noon the Speaker called the House to
order, when a prayer was offered The roll
was called and about 200 members responded
to their names. On motion of Mr.. Florence
OF Penn, resolution was adopted, appoint
ing committee in conjunction with that of
the Senate, to wait on the President and in
form him that quorum in both Houses had
assembled and were ready to receive any
communication hcmight DO pleased to make
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WILLISTON ACADEMY.
j. S. CILLEY, A. NJ, Principal.
MISS MARCIA E. FAY, Preeeptress,

and Teacher Of French.
MISS EDNA ]. BICKNELL, Assistant
MR.. w. L. SEYMOUR, Teacher of Instrumental.
Music.
MR.. THOMAS MGINNIS, TEACHER Of Vocal
Music
The conditions of membership in this School are
correctness of department, diligence and tho
roughnes, in study, and obedience to iaw.
Such as like the conditions are invited to at
tend.
The Winter Term will commence on Monday,
the 29th of Nov; Spring Term, Feb. 2sth, 1852
Board and Tuition as heretofore advertised
Number Of students the present term, 1873.
J. S. CILLEY, Principal.
Wlliston, Nov. 9Th, 1858.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY INSTITUTE.
TIME WINTER TERM of this institution will
4 commence Wednesday Nov. 24th 1858.
NJ. r. TYLER, A. B., Principal;
MISS S. C. DouGHERrr Pr,ceptres,,
and Teacher Of French;
Mrs. L. A. ELLIS, Teacher of
Music. Pairtnn and nrn"'-n
Board 81 so per week to 50 per week.
Good Room, at reasonable rates for those wish
ing to board themselves.
For further particulars address the Principal
Essex, Vt. Nov. 9th, 1858. w20n
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Northern and Northwestern members will
oppose Pacific Railroad by the Ell Paso
Route.
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w AsurNGToN Dec, 5

WASHINGTON Dec. 5.
\ New Orleans paper of Monday last is
received. 1t contains an extract from the
Havana Diario de Lamarino of the 2jth of No
vember, saying that Gen. Robles had routed
Gen. Solane at Jalapa, taking the latter
prisoner.
WASHINGTON, Dec. I.
There is a project maturing for chang
ing the route Of tho Salt Lake mail to n line
$50 miles South so as to run through the
centre of Kansas into the settlements South
vi Salt Lake city.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
l \ York. Assets over 81 ,000, 900.
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CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
~ ford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
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New YORK, Dec.

The Times Washington correspondent
says The Presidents Message will fill Is
columns of the Union. The reports are unu-
sually short. 1t is understood that the exc
cutive intends to concentrate Immediately as
large Naval force as possible on the Gulf of
Mexico and Coast of Central America.
Gov. Medary will leave tomorrow for Kan
sas. 1t is said the Secretary of the Navy
will recommend in his report the construc-
ton of 20 or % vessels, probably Shops of
War.
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y1yECAN ASSURE THE LADIES VI this vi
w entity that We have made extensive ar
rangements for the iall Trade, both Of our own
and Foreign Manufacture OF good Goods, which
we are satisfied cannot lie beat either in quality or
price Please call aud examine the goods at
n ALLEN a co.
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BARRE ACADEMY.
WINTER TERN begins November as.
w Spring Term begins Feb. II, 1859.
Summer Term begins May IL, 1859.
Fall Term begins Sept. /, 1859.
The Board of instruction consists Of six perma-
nent Teachers.
The facilities for pursuing Classical or Eng.
lish course of Study, are superior.
Board 81 S. per week.
J. S. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, Nov. 5, 1858.
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HoME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
Il l. 100000.
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EsTERN INSURANCE CO., O,wego,
Y New York. Capital, Sl50,000.
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T. u ss ssA rs.
LADIES DRESS FUUs.

JtAPS, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS, n large
" assortment on hand,or manufactured to order
by \. ALLEN 4 co.
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TERMS.
Va. Circulation equal to all thu
other City daiiies combined.
The News.

Dispatches have been received at
Washington, by the War Department
from the expedition sent cut under Lieut..
Ives to explore the Colorado river in Csl-
ifornia. The river, from its mouth te
Fcrt Yuma, is exceedingly crooked and
full of sand-bars, shoals and snags.--
Above this point fewer distractions ar,
presented
Advices from Capt. II. X. Hoff of the
U S Ship john Adams, dated Dec. so,
1857, at Valparaiso, state that he de-
signed soon to sail for Norfolk.
Yesterday morning, four large build
ings were burned in Brooklyn. N V
Loss probably over $4,000.
Gen. Lane seems to he still active il
Kansas.
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BAD LIoUoa.-We need not go so far
as California to find liquor which creates
de,irium tremens and suicide, but tho
following shows that the liquor which
is imbibed in tho golden state must be
pretty rough:
The police lately seized quantity OF
liquor kept for sale at several drinking
saloons. The brandy was colored with
burnt sugar, and contained one-sixteenth
of grain Of sulphate of morphine to
every ounce of liquor. Tho gin was
composed of forty-se, On parts Of spirits
and fifty-three of water, with a dash Of
sulphuric acid. The whisky contained
strychnine and creosote. The pale bran
dy contained, among other poisons, prus-
sic acid
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correspondence of the Day Book
WAsHINGroN. Feb. l6, 1858.

" Soiii NY OS3 L w. ~, ADD0'
The recent flare up, or fight in the
Houseof Representatives seems SIS onl a
commencement Of the unfair nleans which
those Black Republican partizans in Con-
gress intend to use IN carrying their va
rious schemes and plans to make Kansas
a free State. They. on the occasion re-
fcrred to, tried b. every possible manner
to have the Kansas Constitution passed
by the House falling by all the different
methods used by them on similar coca
sions, they tried to brow beat the South
crn portion of the members Of tho House
into an acquiesccnce in their measures by
such epithets as SoutherH negro Isic93S,
&C., until forbesrance ceased to become
virtue, and Nir. keit, member Of Con-
gress from the State of South Carolina,
undertook to resent their insults by blows;
which resulted in tho disgracstM affair
which 50 many Washington letters have
magni6ed into an uproarious row.
1t is q melancholy fact, that whenever
there is a measure before Congress, which
effects the interests of the South, in even
. greater or less degree these lorsrs of the
Union and the dear people (the Black
Republicans strive with a tenacity un-
paralleed TO defeat it, more especially
when slavery is in any manner connec-
TED with it.
The House is still engaged u aipoln-
ting investigating committees to enquire
into corruption charges, of its officers ana
members, which would almost lead one
to believe that corruption must have
been one Of the leaeing clements Of the
last Congress. 'Whcrc there is so much
spoke there must be fire
Washington still has its crowd of
strangers and visitors, many Of whom
have business before Congress, and the
various departments; and many are here
looking out for offices as if the President
would never get through with dispensing
his patronage.
The cstimable lady of Senator Dou-
glas, who is universally popular among
US, has been lying very i'll for several
days, but is now considered by her atten-
ding physician, as being out Of danger.
Winter has commenced with us in
earnest, we had snow yesterday and TO-
day, and the lovers Of slsigh-riding have
had lively time last night and this
morning, but as the sun with its genial
rays has shown itself this evening, we
opiEc their sport will be Of short dura-
ton.
Our city seems, st this time, to be in
Tested with band Of lawless rowclies,
VINO lave 70 regard for dcccncy OF good
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New Counties ~ VIaGINIA.-It is
proposed to take of enough from the
large county Of T4zcwell, in Virginia, to
form Two new counties, one to bs called
Buchanan aud the other Breckinril se.---
in the county Of Buchanan. that is to
be, there are said to be three slaves, and
in the proposed Breckenridge, it is adj
ded that there will not slave owned. So
says the Taxewcll Advocate.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.-Ihe United
States sloop Of war John Adams, Com
mander Holf, was at Valparaiso on the
LIST Of January, last from Panama, She
would start for home on the 9th Of that
month, touching at st. Helena. The U
$ steam frigate Merrirnsc, Commander
Hitchcock, sailed from Rio Janeiro on
the 10th of December for Valparaiso -
The { S fngate St. Lawrence, Captain
Hull, from Rio Janeiro Dec. 10Th, fof the
River Platte.
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Important Notice
To MERCHANTS, BANK OFFICERS AND ALL
others Concerned.
VIC k.ER Y & co M ? A n Y,
MOULD, at the end of another year,
w take this occasion to return their
thanks to their numerous frie-.as for The
liberal patronage extended 20 them for the
past twelve months. ara hope by continued
exertions to me-. 1.-THE same for the ensuing
year. II -ey would also avail themselves OF
'he opportunity to say that they have lately
received, in addition to their already large
stock, fresh supply of
BLANK BOOKS,
Such as Ledgers, Day Books, Jo.." nals
Cash, Invoice, Letter, Copying, Bills Lau-
ing, and Memorandum Books, together with
a general assortment Of Counting House Sta
tionery, including copying Presses, Ink of all
colors, Bill Heads, Envelope boxes, Newspa-
per, bill and Letter Files, Letter, Cap and
Note Paper, Steel Pens, Waters, Envelopes,
Post Office Boxes, Irvine, Calenders, &C., to
all of which they would call the especial at
tention of Merchants, Bank Officers and
others. YlCKERY Il G0MPANY'S
te IT City Book Store.
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Deaths,

Yesterday at 70 o,cio,-t Mr.. FRASo1s
CHuRcH1Ll Watt, second son o. ,f John R.
Watt, decd, after lingering illness nf &
months, which he bore with Christian forti-
tude and resignation, in the 3sth year of his
age.
His funeral will take place at his late resi-
dence on New street, tomorrow (Thursday)
afternoon at o'clock. His friends and ac
quaintsnces are invited to attend.
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Hoe CHOLERA IN V1RGIXIA-A very
fatal epidemic, as we learn from The Bed
ford, VA Democrat, is now prevailing,
in that county among the hogs. Mr.. A,
Ferguson, Of Liberty, has lost several
large fat htgs--ready to kill-within the
last two weeks, and various others have
lost theirs in the same way. From the
time hog begins to complain he quits cat
ing, and dies in two days. MI. Ferguson
had one cut open the other day, to as
certain what was the matter, when he
found the entrajls and liver We're perfectly
rotten.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
TUESDAY, Feb. 1G.

ARM Ell.
Schr. Hamer, Hopkins, I'm Alexandria Va;
with coal, to R. w. Santos Il Co.
Eschr. Attic, Jackeman, I'm Newburyrort
Mass; potatoes, to master.
Schr Cherlicoke, Shelley, fn Richmond.
6d to York River.
Schg. Lawrence, 0erten, I'm n. G; corn, to
Simmons i Bro.
Schr. Lydia S. Lewis, Armour, I'm n. C;
lumber, to Doom i Clements.
sehr. Curiosity, fin n. c; lumber, to 0dom
& Clements.
Sehr, Empire, Owens, FIN N. G; lumber, to
OQ0rI d Clements.
Schr. Alfred Ray, Creekmore. I'm Lvnnha-
ven, corn, to Jno. James.
Sioop George Baker, Baker, I'm Lynnha-
ven, corn, to .Jno. James.
Sioop Martha Jane, Brown, I'm Lynnhaven,
corn, to jno James
Steamer Curtis Peck, Barnes, fm Rich
mond.
DISASTER.
In Hampton Roa9s--Brig Indian Queen.
McGregor Of Boston, I'm Matanzas Cuba,
with sugar and molasses, BID to PHILADELPHIA.
On 9TH inst, when in lat. $50 $50 N. expe-
Iieneed a severe North East Gale, and whist
laying too, heavy sea struck the vessel, and
completely disabled the Rudder. On the 18th
inst, took another Gale from n E. during
which sprung foremost, the vessel laboring
heavily, and leaking badly in rudder port,
had to throw overheard deck load, consisting
OF 90 hhds molasses Vessel will come up to
TINS port to repair damages, to Robbins Il
Battley
MEMORANDA.
AT Barbados Goth ult, Br. brig Eliza Ann,
for this port.
At Port Spain, 18th nlto., Schr. Frank,
Belcher, for this port.
Clearedsat Providence, 18th inst, Schr
Adeline, Townsend. to proceed to this port
to'load with corn for New York.
Arrived at Providence, 18th inst, Schr.
j. w. Lindsey, Crowell, for this port.
Arrived at Wilmington, N. c.; 18th inst,
Schr d. W. Eldridge, Ogden, fin Nassau, for
TINS port; put in at Wilmington on account
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parish I'm Richmond,
ID to New York, put in to finish loading, to
Smith d Bro.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, FIN Bali
Schr. John A. Genn, Hildreth, I'm BALI
to load for Havana, to Robbins Il Battley
Schr. Martha Moore, Willets, I'm N. York,
IN ballast, to j. NJ Smith IL Bro.
Schr. Bella Peck, Delano, I'm Connect
cut, in ballast, to Jno. B. Hardy Il Co.
Schr. Albert Steel, Seers, I'm New York,
II ballast, to master.
Schr. Alice, Howell, FIN New York, mer-
chandize, to Rowland Il Bro.
Schr. II. +. Stockton, Ireland, I'm New
York, in ballast, to master.
Schr. Willet S. Robbins, Longstreet, FIN
New York, in ballast, to master.
Schr. Moses Vaname, Vaname, I'm New
York, in ballast, to master.
Schr River Queen, Lynch, FIN Norfolk, BID
to New York, when off Hog Island, broke
Main boom, and put back for repairs.
barge Plato, with cotton and corn, to
James Gordan & Co.
Schr Lawrence, Overton, corn to Simmons
& Bro.
Schr General Taylor, Duffie, with slaves
to Odom Il Clements, and corn to K. Riggs
d. Co.
SAILED.
Schr Mist, Dissoway, for New York, with
corn and peas, elearedb Rowland Il Bro.
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g@g" Miss Charlotte Cushman, pro-
nonnced by competent critics the best
native actress ii America, is to play in
The course of next month at the Holiday
street Theatre, Baltimore.
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Spring Goods.
J. /. BLOODGOOD,

SUCCESSOR TO B DGOoD & Co.
rs receiving Small Figured English Prints,
l. do do Merrimack do
White Brilliants,
Plain French Calicoes,
ALSO,
Splendid Black Silks,
Black Silk Robes, Aquile,
Colored do do do
Byadere and Fiounced Robes, all prices,
Very Rich Embroidered l.. G. Hdks.
do do Muslin Sets,
Extra Hoop Skirts,
Patent Extension do
With every article usually keptna whole
sale and retail house.
JAS. ]. BLOODGO0D,
fe 10 Head Of the Market.
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PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS. There
are 271 volunteer companies in the State
of Pennsylvania, whereof PHILADELPHIA
has 40, Schuylkill county 27, Berks
county 2G. There is an aggregate force
of G3, 225 men,
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MS While SO much has been said, by
the press Of this Commonwealth, towards
the achievement of the Commercial indie
peudence of the South, it very strangely
seems to have been overlooked that not
even our agricultural independence is yet
secured. In this connection, we invite
attention to tie article in another column,
from the Ricd0ond Enqmrer. Our il
trinsic and domestic resources, richly as
they have yielded us their benefits, are
hitherto undeveloped il any thing at all
app preaching the raonifcent measure in
rylich laey laay lie made to repay the
inJ;eious effort oftac husEandnan There
is surely 10 rromiety in tze payment Of
ta1ute " Virginia 10 sLc North, Or to
aur otLor gcc1ioa, for products which we
aao a,untlapt,y able u WIN from our own
soil.
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LIGHT! LIGHTs

KTE would most respectfully call the at
w tention Of the public to s'BAIL4EY'S
PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE SELF GENE
RATING GAS LAMP" Having purchased
the right Tor Norfolk city and county, would
be pleased to exhibit the above Lamp and
Burner, which will produce light, the best
The Lamp is adapted to Churches, Hotels,
Stores, Vessels, Railroads, Private Dwell
li-gs, &c. BOHLKEN i KEARNS,
No. Is, Crawford street,
lie l0-lm Portsmouth :.
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SENT FoR.-The Buffalo Advertiser
says that the Governor of Pennsylvania
has sent requisition to the Governor of
Ohia for the delivery up to Mr.. Porter,
the $4,000 defaulting secretary Of the
American Sunday School Union.
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THE L. s. TRooPs IN California;
The Los Angeles Star, Of the Goth OF
December, says:
Major Blake, commanding at San
Diego, is ordered to take post at Martins
ranch, at the mouth Of the CAion Pass,
with tina staff, band, and all the mounted
men Of his command. Lieut.. Mercer, of
Fort TETON. is also under orders, with his
Company, for the same place. DR.. Ten
Brock is to accompany Lieut.. MERGERS
command Lieut. W. T. Magruaer. Re-
gimeutal Quartermaster, First Dragons,
is authorized to furnish store and trans
portation for the command. The united
force, it is supposed, will amount to about
eighty men, aud are to hold themselves
in readiness for march to the Colorado.
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SO BOXES PURE STARCH

so BOXES PURE STARCH.
SO CASES OLIVE OIL-Fine quality,
W Quarts, ! doz. each.
% oo,os "'ive Oil, fine quality, Pints, 2 doz
each, =, r,rors boros o4b
each,
Bakers Broma,
co Cocoa, just received, and for sale low
fe 1G KING & TOY.
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Marriages,

In Wilmington, N. c., on the 2sth ult., by
the Rev. DR.. Drane, JOHN PEMBROKE
JONES, U. S. Navy, to JANE, youngest
daughter Of the late John r. London of that
city.
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b. Congress las appropriated the
snug little sum Of $4,000, to meet the
expenses Of the various investigating COM
'nittees Of the present House. TAis sum,
no doubt, is hardly the shadow ola cir
cumstance to tie unknown pccuniary
bamboozling in this connection, which
that good natured, easy old fogy, Uncle
Sam, has had TO undergo.
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OCE4N HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
MOON HOUSE. PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HoLLADAy, PRoPRIEroR

D Sterne, Baltimore; L S Thompson,
Biackwater; James I Rowe, Frankfort,
Maine; I L Gillittle, franklin county;
j Il Womble, Richmond; II S Pretlow,
Southampton connty; r } Nuly, Frank
lin.
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Direct Importation

Direct Importation
Eos TEL & M 0 o Il e.
Tyaye just received from first hands, one
II case Ladies and Gentlemens Linen G..
Hdkfs, at from IS cts, to 5000 per dozen.
A choice lot of pure Irish Linens, Nainsook
and Swiss Muslins, in which articles, they
are prepared to sell great bargains at
No. So, Main street,
fc 16 Under Johnson's Assembly Rooms.
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Bsa The New Code Of Laws for the
District Of Columbia, was emphatically
rejected, as it should have been, by the
popular vote on Monday, The vote cast
was not large one, hut it sivas Il very
decided expression ofcpin;on against the
code.
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CHEAP! CHEAPn CHEAP!!!F
FLOUR! FLOURll FLOURilt
AZ BIS best article supcrfne Flour, and
EtU for sale low by
IL 10 j. Il. JONES.
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Mew Advert sements.
ATTENTION
MECHANICS HALL.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,

TOESDA INU " EUNESDdEy
FEBRUARY 10TH and 18th, at o'clock.
gas- Seats IS cts. Children accompanied
half price. ''saAG
NTHITN i1Y the great American Wiz
w ard Lecturer, viii open his budget Of
Necromantic Wonders, Philosophical curios
tiles and Terpsicorean Varieties in this city
as above. 'liis accomplished Lady presides
over the stage and plays the Music, while the
Professor plays the devil" fel5-3t*
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ARRIVAL.

A FRESH supply of those desirable, and
N much sought for Buchs, just received at
the Ladies Emporium No. IS, Main street,
where together with all articles found in the
Millinery line may be secured great bargains
in DRY GOODS to close out the entire.
Stock.
fe IL II. E. RJDDICA.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WM T, w .JTEpE ppoppyErap

N@1AIOnLdA ~ En-, ~ CIGE OLA,
WEI. L WALTERS PROPRIETOR.
D Fl Foster, Matthews county; w r
B Cunley, Baltimore; = Il Stone, Geor-
gia; A 2 Lyman, Lyman, S Andrews,
Palmyra; John I O'Neal, Philadelphia;
D NJ Lindsey, Currituck; c III Morriss
United States Navy; II Parker, Suffolk !;
Abner Harrell, North Carolina; Captain
Nj Oregon, Brig Indian Queen, John
Gray, Curritnck; Alr Gwatuey, O II
Lee, Virginia
NLRCHANgS' H07'EL, NORF0LE,
J. L. WEATHGawAx, PEopE1EEoR.
NJ " Maylay, Virginia; r Schann.
Richmond; Lawrence YinSon DIurfees-
borough, \. c; l. Salduer, New York,
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Richmond; J Inrktl, 1lurfeesborough,
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Gloucester; L x Carr, Margarettsville; G
Whitney, Philadelphia; A johnson, Ra-
leigh; Mr. 3IcLillarl and lady New York;
Thomas Quincy, Steamer Curlcw; Mir
Charles and lady, New York; c Il Smith,
Philadelphia; Charles Whitby, steamer
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