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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-22
Millinery &c.
Fall and Winter Paris Fashions

w y U L ID RESPECTFULLY
Il inform my friends, customers and the sur
rounding country, that have returned from
the North with the finest collection of all
kinds OF Millinery Goods that it has ever been,
my privilege to present to the public,
CONSISTING OF
Every color and Grade of Plain and Uncut
Velyets, -,..1a.. a.'
Silks, Codes and Satins,
Feathers of all colors and quality,
Best French and American Flowers,
Bonnets of all descriptions for ladies and
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The handsomest assortment of Ribbons
that can be found elsewhere-all of which |
am prepared to make to order in the neatest
and most fashionable styles and ON the most
REASONABLE TERMS
My collection OF Pattern Bonnets which is
very extensive, will be opened on MONDAY
NEXT, the 18th, to which the attention of
the Ladies are particularly invited.
MRS. G. E. SWANK,
No. 40, Church st,
oc II doors North of Manonic Hall.
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AT 1T AGAIN.
CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN
W 4 R D..
AS. e. BARRY, would most res
- pectfully inform his friends and the(HR
public generally that his China, Glass ID eszAA
and Earthen Ware establishment has u
arisen Phoenix like from the ashes; and that
having laid in an entire new stock of every
thing In his line he is now prepared to enter
tain his friends and customers on the most ac-
commodating terms He feels assured that
long experience in the Crockery business will
enable him to give satisfaction to the public,
to whom he gives the assurance also that his
stock will always be found to contain nearly
every article which may be called for.
Give him call-at his old stand corne,
Union street and Market square.
no ST
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-22

GLOVER AND OTHER GRASS
" SEED-My stock of Grass Seed, is now
very complete, having just received full sup
plies of Red and White Dutch Glover Seed.
Lucerne, Verbs, Kentucky Blue, Orchard,
and Lawn Grass Seed, for sale at reasonable
prices by
oc3 MA SANTOS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-22

A MOTHER Grand arrival at the old es-
n tablished house, No. -, Market sq., of
seasonable and fashionable goods Of many diff
terent kinds, viz :-Gents Scotch Walking
Shoes, Double sole Calf Oxfords, Heavy Calf
Hunting Boots, Double Heavy do, Dress
French Calf do, Farmers Heavy Hip Boots,
Shoes and Brogans, Mems heavy Army Bro
gans.
IA F.W. SEABURY & son.
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0ranges and Apples.-A choice lot
" of Oranges and Apples, just received
and retailing very low. r
j. w. PUGH,
Corner OF Main and
-. do 30 Fen Church Streets.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-22

TAS. E. JON Els, has on hand fine lot
u of nice new Baltimore city curd hams,
for sale low. Also few breast pieces Bacon,
which seems to suit every body, and western
sides and shoulders. Come and see me.
oc 20
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-22

Oles Cut 8 Cents, Breast Ba con
- l24 cts, Hams Ii cts, have Just received
line supply of the above Bacon, small
sizes and well cured. Come and buy from
JAS. E. JONES,
de 81 No. 2, Campbells Wharf
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-os 1 Ga8en SdSnins'8 @ ;o5
berIpmtes 3IH.t#5a .
G~cbaueDifcDes Sitters
-duS q bii,lzHtnDe.

BELT atberbefawerSsn, @eltisbt 0tspegFr 6tsnifGs nAt
nerpRfe S&pdae, Maassl an Ser6aGup9t 9idbHR8en, NRpmG
tnnerIibe 6dlnprrbotben, Observation-Disclosures, 4un1eaaeI mnure
unb Qunacn!etpen, pethe p&n Sober rber DiasenfG ~anfbeiter
bsrrGorsa, unb aHe &ranttatfn, psI6e bur& tfnen f6paUea
grauen ; 4. .. wsibltAs S8pG&s. 56ptnDel, 8Iutaabrans
aa6 BEN 8ppfe, eOlbere N0sr, taIte SaBt, SQrnsrSsH IN btp
1lte0ern. I'M JtUdea uno In Der Sri
Das f&we0tlbe Sttlers wttb ies 9%trtopfuus bes Ulasenk
biettesn, tupsm eS beuielben hdrtt, tbn IN Ebdttstett erpiIt
uuo eebensse.fsr, fadrft bic 5tnae, bentmmt bds 3tttern bet
9lteber, bus 5e0brennen ub Bite S9u.s rien bs S4nupftas
sen, toptet bic gDarmer, bst(t ale WinD. Mab Dtaa IN StpIis
IN etataen Iaeenbltdsn. nta9t IutttS. erIstAsert bts9Daieriad.
Etteeu, retutec bds SiIt, b~efsroert bic circulation eeHeipsn,
aItrt unmerflth nab ,Dbne S4inerjs en-, tpeRn man btt pOppsk
QSrtipn raScs uir1urG aA'1f--
Dds i8peDtl8e stttsrs If Elm ausse,et9 quotes WtiteI seas
Jisser, 0tHbr unh Solerd: Ms fOi1es Dat es IT. tepdbrt IN
esoteItn bet ben IranbDEi dan ap eEsttfAIn Iruppen N ia
5tapsdrsts in OstSsn GeGppentpetien ~eiu8sfabrt wurhr, bea
StsrbltRln fer Set6atea, pie 5teieu oSsorttesn tgrdufbsitsf-
@u So F5S SssSdt P stt asI Il II uni paa q : g stnss ssr rf Ssitsnaf,s...
nitiel, bS np1 IL por bas NgbItfIm fam, .une 1raae To- bar
S~eUaBtleta IN mtr, pos EN- Sober nclAsr mtin Gusgsseto~
les <IEsefS etnntGt 6eprIuDt bat, IT'D cine YHi@t unb Usr6hAA
sen Haraas 4aa&ea uirb. baTetpe sum zDople ietner lstOsaesA
9ie0ennatHl9ea psner 81 %singfehisn uaN bstannt gu mIaasa. tH'
benz ea aus bic oetlfrdfte beFst, Oteibm oR,n saSslVrteDs&
ire. pterfir fam i'd 2uube ste'pen 5epittfa ltetsfH
I'm 9stra5ereen ODer gta6ab.nnngen pOrtaetn9fnF abe t&
tn teee j a@s 2ntetaea Kramer etHelaie4 la1en: Hat1 rast't
te5 9apier in bas pte 55iGfpe etng,ptdetttE, mstne ttecnp6Ts
pt8s RamenSautcrI6 lift S9ns psIp oss @tsttet atat GUS -
sci ieosr 5lalbe 1T ftne SObfdhot9e SebrIa3saaGeiaE3tA
OeItlbtr mas e13ltf6,r SprG9e. I'm SrgtbImern pcrsutIG.
sen' pabe i'd Az Senatrfen. pas t9 GuBer benz rbsn bsiariepsua
gfSmsn perelte, p.I9es ii, pstets nnp Refaurattpuen Derfan
fen wtrb, IN dIssejetGnet Besen DCspepFG unO 4taaenieipev
In Ger pretS per BlG9e % @eats peer . 6lai6en far $3.50,
81 sertaafen BET benz al iutsea @erfsrfser
s5s Gl5en y S10ntna, zaaa
& DeutfGem Apptbeter HRo @pemtt
n tiasr Gp stDeFe, SprpsFsGGe-p Der pterten unb 10bartcE $500
&Ptl@beIppta,
Saupt> ge II en-
philadelphia q. 8. SmttG NIB Co., SO. Tag, Strak
iaI uab 294 ab 296, Rrrb .. Strabe; Galau, SaEsT u. Us
Np. ) Sa0 3. vt. uap &de br D.. &aappetl.
gtcrs g9rt Albert Gan8, apotpsEsr, Ge SUperp Hsha&
~natfraee.
st. paul, Mtnnefotal etDama. SDentr-
s9- Su baltimore gu BADEN III! @.cRs uilt
8tieiusI erfauf in Der Office pes p8edec" ir,
ne and bel WepOre & Otefenb19. Sic nc,
Stas tlnp Sanpperdr. ]N. Seel6ah. Tag gGa
IBaltiucre
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9111st Nerfnmf.

sTFeksg, 90 Nder 9lao nit euten @eGaultafeiten, 16 Nietten
ESSss.s1 Sa Der Stact nate Der P~anoitr1Be u0o tn Der eeiuns
&Slss be ZEN 9egeab, 110L NGtr an per Nprtpern Gearrals
MaslA 81 snbnbn. % Tetiea pom Der Staot nttt 1ebauoen !;
10 @9er an Ger ottea 5fepersf 6pap, gut %aa8ebaut; 1O7 Afer
NIT ntblGen t5cbdul1btetten pnp u ldgen, nitro 9e9en &teeas
Ihun IN er StaUr etngttaGidt; e 4ftr an osf aiten 8reberiG
Heao, n Itste pOn DlOant be Salssi $50 Ader ana %Q0ai9tns"
ton qannnese, IL Weetleu Don Der Stgbt; . pGufer in pom.
arbfr, nGbs Ganbenffr l Ia a0ef 2embarpnr 2tn 6ass
eFtetr, 21n NeriHBrrnltr. 1 tn y entfr. I; 1 In YratftrGBe ;
l N SanOseritr . III 'uiutbertptr. mn ms1r're anosre tn
2Dsf "a! iaprsar, Nfonanent,a t5ap uni; 0tc4leerrqtr. NIB
5rr. epaa. @ruap 31 pertaatiu tn % paorpae Srunersnten
81 yer difen. 1g.rr 3 nss-fis Is 10 If er unb VI rrrts,
Ap4 s rH1-E ~ r-Er- rr tatt H0. 03 6apetteftrGBe.
Es- 8aufbrtefe Tietbs&Untrdfte, Geftamsn 6 Rnp G6 ere
fhrifniSe gaptsrel pp;e HQ6aiiene GSertatSsSe taert en-
beienS ttiprIts HH d. as ....H
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aieiDer! GleiOer !

Ng= 9teue unp IdSne Serrenfteiber fir
GrtbJapr unb CONNER fab su aagea in ben 8letoerIaben ps
9srrn $50 @2e8. GfaL an Der @OrPpefs de Opn @olstntgre
unp Srfb er,GnrGBe. Die fADnie NuSNatt pm Stgfen fir
R5ft, QDeteu, tOpie eaftmisre sunb GI4sr &c. ~beadaptg an
QanR unb perRen ~Dieieibea rur bic SuRben aafs bette iunD
i1pnte sErarDettet. = 5erttle Rieiosr ron aaen Serten su een
b~tat8teu Yrsifea. aCmmt unO prafet fetbf. QP13,Imt
So @uSen = Opntng s du8ge3etd=
ntten 90 pebtf@ Bitter, 5ubereitet aus GbtNGriRb {
sn nntrnslt3ss Wetstel, segsa &e9er5ef9weroea GeibiuQ
09sgepte, anStFeaah1fsh, NerDeni6wdbe, Anbma, yfers -
f~r1ntpetten uno allen aus etuem IN Il ~nGrbaua9 ~9eSatDsaen
A!sen enttelsn6sa Sraat9ettea, 1T 3a 30 s Die 8!alGe II
oettauFen IN Der Offee 0ss q8eders.
Va Or. Swapne s 3ulammeuaeleBte
gBilb Hsl&en-Sprp }etlt vOrtrsfRi3 9arta& ttsen 51ggn, Or.
tditHtaen, SiufPeten Observation-Disclosures QeberbeGD pers
ptn, 8lseln un6 Aaffeteen IN Der 8epIe, RHrsat9ln sfett uab
%otid9ufsn, iOpte s4e 9eaat9e itea bfs 5alies anb Der asp!e,
lautfrt bas 8tnt. SIN Gre6, nno 8letnpsrtsaf AZ ba5es in
Der Stfce bes nG8eder" aa 81 per eiaI9e.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TX. F.. Wander,
Sereamfs 9~ln;eige'r.
Ri Verfaufcu.
hQlne5itlaRe 9(O. 81.

Gin gut %seiesensr, % 0esrp .eas.R Ut qt6 an %Ssrtaafsn, =
res erfGbrt man Gft pom Seferfun- Hab S5rtnafr.. oter
1921 Rpttb 8aafr., sptf&en 4t8p u. GTst.rfE. Smb
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NSarnutg nn GDnirtmemteu
as ron St ro1ene<Sel.
3r Gas g1.ttum mira bt,rlnit uerwarut, sesen ben Gntauf Der
periGteeenen Mtiaureen, 10 slRe iest Ypa aeptfealpIen gGnb,
IsrH dis Seerpfene- Del ptrf3uft M r6er.
Die &erolene=Oel @pntpa9nie
ete6t hermit Na6ri6t, Bag fe aae Dieienteen, pelHe oef6tfG.
tes pbsr Naaabman8sa be- Ssroisn -Oets inter brmS Raaea
8 srciene 9erfaufen, 9ertbtlt1 serfpl Jea pIrb, fur una fesiiGs
8enusune tptee uSoel Gdfts setdens."
2erofene 2eud1tzSel.
GeEt4irt BON Ro9isn. Dt%eS berdbm!e Sci Fanr te:O.
9n werben .Rpa ssna bepUlHd8tatfu epfa(.Nesntsa fur IRA.
rglaUb. 9GotbB 81 80
aP2o2m ND. 8 Gr1ange Dtab. El.
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% Die GcDMD

DIE erBste IwsUabt RON t.s 81
@aitsr, Obsrtbeiten unO @tiefel.@ dofte, RON
&ulbleOer, WarcccO (Saffan), Butentleper unb
2aItings,
GIe aus benz beRen WdtertdL uno SprSialt@er Nrbett, 70 tae
tie III Der beisn &unpsnarbett tassen. Strner eth erpser
SUrr1t9 o6n @Grpccr, Der beten Qrdtttdt unb EN- dusscpabls
tee &hprtemest ron franjDnfDen 8ulbfelen uub 9atent 4 Glb.
Iecer aus ben befen Eabrtfen, iUpte Sal6leper eisengr 5dbrtt
unp als anperH Sprteu ppu 9eSer, baS ppn ShubmaGern &C.
trau0t ptrp. Wprauf i'd bic AnimerfIamtstt perfeIben leaie-
ROmmt 8efautef uno praTst metnsn 0prratb Enb iePt pb 10
MD 9uteS Seber ebenlo billtS fir baar
ssrtaufe, pis ties trseup EN- 1iann in Nmerita tNna fanR.
David StartZmann,
gpSr,6 y @Ghmph. de non G6{uerf up Qpnnbdrbfr.
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Is G c a f
GS0rfen ,rnS Snr1st .QnuS.

~e e%~ - ~
Die GurttssG reef Wftntns, 5Grnaee unD Misunderstanding.
@%caapaeHte btetet 5000 a1er 9arteH. rnb 3arm .Qanp gu
%6Inftssa Seotngungea gum 8rrtauf an anS ptp fpt3sS in
p6rseier Son eiaetn Optr ne5r Adee db9eGen. -
aub SertaWft rbtflsi6e slns 70 a / trG t son 20 8us
3aa unb nj I Gnserfegoarent 3uFAB. OieleIbe nurbe frIs
par sum 8ttaisb ense 5Rmels 0Lens anO etner @ta9ls be.
nust, Dd5 0anb ltegt in elmer Gstlernun9 BON A Va etlen
Spn Ter &t5btts, Srhte. in anHe IranbeI @euntp, TT wpbl
bepadert 5nrG ME pertrOfnencs Adeuen ltest Ia elmer itbr
seiunpfn Gegeab unb BAT etutn QanpungSplag utb &oarft an
Curtis Greet. Spodlp 50 8dlnilten I'D a~resfeOe t baben,
MIRO etne @er6inpnn8 per Dan.pfbppt NIT Uasttmpre etHae.
rtGtet oerben. c
sauHufise t6nnen cine 8arts petf 9eI4reibuns bes aans
bes pur4 ben nnrtrset&neten in pen SefAoft5eQptaI bes 5rn.
Ten N8snten Der {~9eslt4aft, 5rn > enrp Saurr, gp. "a,
SuO Y stawftt, pier ~ 3wansger'S 5raWeret
gtp. Leg, &ambeuar. gratis etbalren.
he Spbn Glenn, Agent.
-,asa .-,ec BebtnSun9eH,
Gin 8tertef baar, Der 8ef MAG etR, 5pst unb bret Sd6ren
an Sablea.- SGufer 9r9Bsser pGryeqea tasea Anipru6 auf
ldngsre Jrtt. Siabt'Dr9pertg, ~0gqpsbefeH uao Stgfs 70 CT.
ben IN GaafA an9sho mea.
Oei: 2~3eIeBenestt 6fstet bsnt14t en- MnFe6lt~n, bic @arten.
p6r yfartt. 8armen fl beh, petd,e brefte communicable nit
br Sta9t ta5en, etae 5Ihtt Sc 1sleaeReeit sunt Iufauf.
GJep.4r3 1lt,5mi'p4J m TSpbn Glenn
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5aa1qts S5aubDls

a5aarqfs SdlabDls
3,5OO,OOO SUB Sau uno S6reinerbol3, d
100000 Sdtlpel uuo 2atteu gum 8erfaui.
2Yir lenfen bic GGfnerlf iatett pinftli6er Run6en auf uRs
iee srpFe NteoerIGse epn 8au unO 5tubNDi3 Soa alien Artea,
21antitaten uap @r0Bsn. = mir I4nelOsn ne 6tanne Saa
pei5 mad SeteGHag, unb. Iicfsrn JeRferra9 men, Sbaren,
~@tnfifaH8 II uap 9oDelarge t 5u 5asstfpretfn. Spretbet ppr
II unietn 81 s9Ojf,- 0p, Ito e'8Ftfr. 2Berits, Doer Gie ssn
@Itap nab 0ermaHftr,
t1 San22-S DufHS " olOdn.
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Rhodes
Observation-Disclosures &alf,
+i" f~abrtstrt mad Der 6OrmeI ron
DR.. m ii iggin s,
Gt,1tS- Hhen1ifpr Nn1 9H,ynI,4S

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StaatS Gbemifer rru Wtarplano.
FTSebe sum gsrtsuf 0ussebrteae 2lbuHs ii reselmd5is RON
Or. Sames 9tsstna 1Rb &earIss Staea anal9Frt Hn0 nj ,
fEafdH, tg saranttrt. .
Sapem mir bitiss sdnt,t@ 66te uhb bsnrtunbste
Du nsemttte psm Ser. st. Afsrbauer fur bnS SGpr
1858 ~porftbrea, .entbGltsn- mir nns Guer net lduf3en YeneE-
fun gen, ba er SUn benz 94ettbe DER m tt . 3 refeIiGWr
be6cnbeIten e np6e II y Gfpmmen urterri3tet tit pet-
dc bea bpppelt pbosobprianren &alt ltef.F uno autlbS
oate SGwefeIidur sr5ietln, ben pasntltpeH rnb
aDtbwersise en- 9tabrRnBaf 4 fur NFanjeE-
pa manGeriet @rGp rare Gnnr benz 5fantfn OSupr,9pUs
Shore est ,pubtfum an esS en- pertsn 70 babea pr ippobt
III unfrtr et0nen 9t9eriielunB, io~te ~ p~ertentsen es &dars
bapes TN Alg rnetnen, bic eanse osten @atiit3e Ssbanotaa8
ppn 81 bDbes' fuper UpsbPrf 4urem * ali ben
Dof preen 6taqtns u. 9idea ~lbergeben uno ieee 3um @s.taufe
nusoe6ptene Qabure piro Dn linen reeet aGBlg 3srIest amp
Ssr PuDitsm rarabsr Ssrtdt erltattst, Das anisrer Mstauns
rad FIR IA RmtltGe LEE bauer sine george y ygft 1tsm ! re-
oci II, UNI lie Dor btm anfOrdnayn 10 pitler ie5t TIM Wlarft.
99~naebOtener Ssrfdtf&sE- Irtttel fdbtr 3a feQen.
. anpPlet NIT etn T 9enGaen observation-disclosures
perten BET a~nrt'Ieuns %psrabfSIBt pPtr blr8 bic pDi
GelfnHcE. rrs4'
Serpaft. -
Srels $45 fur bic Tonne BON 2OOo pfO. re.a 9-4 s..-s
NoreFe, ..qa ) Is, NJ. Rhodes & Co., sssa
&P93mt SO. 14i, gBef grattitrase, baltimore.
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S2rG1reen assso SetpemDem!
.ao DIR. Swayne's
sui aumen3eietter @prup BON gBilbfirlden !!
IuRerOrDsntittbe SSur.

%AN Nd EEp
@ptnt 8pd5, Nrrprt6 Co., WS.
Or. Sw dtne- pertber Ser GS ais etne pFt5t s-
gen bas pu5ltnrl betraateup. suslet6 aber, i'm @ag serett
III fetn, ptl i'd Sud nit elmer nt& felbit bstreTensea Sur fO
duBergrbsntIt9 befarnt mG3en, ais isaals etne niepersetGrie
ben rurSe. SIN Iesten Sttpber bate t6 cine tarte Srufers
tdttnag, aus nelder F4 Ell 8efAplr btlbete bGs f4 aud ben
9nueen %nittbstIte, bic tnuerIt6 nn6 auberIt4 wal SGletm
anb Otter G~usrarfen. @etu 4tbsm iOaate bara bic 2unaea
~paffren Wne aI6 bura bic O%eTnuas tn metner SrRh, 6ns
Na4t etnea ReLhgen sa(fen, berlsr ben gPRettt uR6 purbe
unS mene Sranftet euBer benz Gesei4 Dpn Dtcbtstn btelter.
Sn btefem elen0eu 8atGnp blteb t6 cine ianat 3ttt, bis t6 a.
aeribpunpea iGteH. ga To- G5er in ben ettun9ea SGn ben
Utelea ruaDerppasn 1uren aeleien bate, bic &nsr y B u .
d m meneeIsBter 99rup, 93n. Wttbttr"
nab Baltimore, na6 fas NIT benz @ebrau9 ~Oerfeieen IA. 81
n'etaen erosea 9rtaHHen UNI apr 5rsaoe metnsr 8amtlts,
Fne Bite SeHnun9 IN Der 0nnee al 5u beiten, metn Ruhen
naPm al anR aIsi4 ssPa Spttsin sebraaat bate, mar Id vol
Der 0Rann its anf Oesn Ga8, BEN 9. S5ni 1855. Sd Bin in
Ten !eBten Is Utpnatsn ntIt etgen Gag frdnt gepefGt uno Be-
tennis, NSb I'd quo srOBsa 0Snt f9alRis Nta. @&tuH8sSoL
Der uatsrf&rtsGsns tR NIT Sp0mas Dtrsa seaau bsianat
9nD tann ~bessueen. Bag st ME pben %angessben. bstaftst mar.
Sd, betro&te ietne Ntseerperaslune fan ws eth g0Hnbe~.
SF TT eth ~Uarbises ItttslieS Der Ssfeai4ait. g
9Gmes .. DnrbDtUmt
pahpr bS BerltMer ,RretleS Der Baltimore Gonfsrrns.
9B- gBer fam be 9eilbartett Der NussebrHne besretfeln,
na9SeHt e. Gin 3eagstb pe pas Obtse selefen bat.
Us 9ttt nHr etHe 8npe IGBtBe 3uberelung pUn VDtlbftr16en,
un6l bic etnsigt Bic ron ttaen presasi6et Nrste ~suBerettet
garos, y Dr; . ~asHs's n3aiaa!nea5 efsstsF Syrup aOn
Rraufpettsn, pttasn er on8enefea IT !. unp fir peISs bic
srfaunlt8feH Uplseh aus pefen @ebrau&e I'D Bttsten, n6ma
lt4 ; ;pHhen, GrialtuHNen. @nStfbrung, g%rendttts, @ass
%crafiere:ti b!auer 6mfen, 8lutfpeten, 5ttferfats. I&mads
S9ttn'ms, Settenlts9 n 0bsr Sruii&mersea, sei&pd@tc SgEs
EteuttSn (nssen VstBbrauG pom @diOmei unb aneegsn Ia 4
4tnD 5eF3tIGpfsH poer 3erStrantbett, tBeinbs 0e3uns Dbsr
Satsan6un0 Ger 8e9!e, &c. Seine n%abrpaftea Gt8enf&aften
bsrsiGegn uno %reni8st bas Slut, uao u~nterp9IteR Gle Sraft
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slsfi'ap News

The steamship Tennessee, with Very Cruz
dates Of the 7ih, and city of Mexico dates
Ia the 5tb, has arrived.
Tue papers are f icd with details of ciyi
wars 10 the Stat.s u Guerrero, ~ M,ehaucan,
Qperetsro aud Guaug1gata, wbicb display
the strongest disaiIrctiou To the new Govern
msnt
Dsblad), Parade an ] Arteaga, are lortt
hed at Ce!iia, IN the state oi GuanaIuat0.
with SIX tb0usand men and twenty seyen
p.efs u artillery.
The government forcrs were al Ceylia,
awaiting re-tDErouent., where Il IL ,appos
Cd an action viii take place
Rpobery after robbery is reported
Alrary ~a Ia tn Gell with 7f91 80.
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An attempt is now being made in Canada,
and Nova Scotia, 10 unite all the British
American Provinces in single confederacy.
The Home Government, on being applied
TO, or rather sounded on the subject, stated
through Mr.. LAEoUcuERx, the late Colonial
Treasurer, that her Majestys Government
had no desire TO interfere with tho determln-
ton which the Colonies themselves might
come on q point 50 Immediately affecting
their own interests and that they should
be ofopinion that union would advance their
prosperity, the Ministers would oppose no
obstacle 10 their wishes. Immediately on
the receipt Of this intelligence. the au,hor.
ties Of Nova Scotia opened negotiations
with the other Provinces. and now, the
great question Of Confederation or No
Confederation" occupies the public mind and
engrosses the attention Of the northern
colonists. The press Of Canada in quito
divided on the subject, and the Co!onri
asks "what would be the injury which might
bo done TO Upper Canadian interests by the
dissolution OF the Uniong Simply this
that Upper Canada separated from Lower
Canada, must either go back 10 the ira Of
bankruptcy, or seek relief in annexation to
the States" On the other hand, several
leading journals iavor the new Un,on
which, il effected, would probably result in
ultimate national independence, and sepsra
tion from England. The proposed Conicd
cracy would consist of six Provinces and
thrce TcrritOr ~ M follows
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Totals. 2,92S.3la 2.7bs, $50
The extent of The territory Ia nearly equal
to the whole United States and although
the climate in general Ia severe, yet the soil
in many vast regions is very rich and pro
dnctiyc, and thtr can be no doubt that tho
new empire or republic, IA the case may be.
would become mighty power Of the Amer
lean continent. II is probable too, tn I
such a move would lead to rapid improve
ment Of the western portion Of North
America IA the winters In the greater part
Of the possessions Of the Hudson Bay Com
pany, especially IN Oregon, near i'uget's
Sound and at Vnncouvers Island arc re.
markably mild aud genial
A MisiTYR AND his VIE ARRESTED
voH iIiGuwAy RoBBERy. The Rev Samuel
smith, master Of the Collegiate School nj
Clifton and formerly second master Oi Bisb.
ops College, England, and his wir have
been arrested for highway robbery aud at
tempted murder. IL appars that the
wife OF Mr. Smith was Mrs Miils, and
about nine years ago, before her mar
riagc, numbered among her sultors Mr.
lIach, contractor. The match wa. broken
oii ard Mr.. Leach married another lady, who
died snme time siuco. Mr.. Smith. having
asccrialDd that Mr.. Leach had become IL
wIdosr, nddrcsaed lcttrr to him in which
she stated that her husband bad recently
died, and invited him 10 renew the intimacy
which formerly existed between them. AZ
ter seyefa letters had passed. Mr. leach
agreed TO meet the lady ut Bristol on Sun
day, 3lst Of January They met a, the
Bristol s.a ion and took tickets for Yate.
where they aghbsi AMI Mr. smith pro
pos'd u cross the common % bcr rsidccne.
instead Of taking the high road. The eta
ton master adyis,d against this. on arcount
of use darknrs Of the night; but finding her
strenuous, took lantern and accompanied
them 10 The point from which they would
have 10 cfDss the common. Ia short time
the lady pf1iassd i0 have lost the way, and
in a ies mtnntes Mr.. L.acb was assaulted
by man. Being strong man he, how
ever, got the better 0i his asaailant, and he
critS Tor ad were heard by two oi The rail
road ma Who came up The asgailant was
l0und io be tie Rev Mr. smith, the his
''ant p' The lndy bat b. mansgc1 TO make
his t1-cape The detective Jrfc processiei
to ,he hOns of Mr.. smith and arrested the
parties On tber track were found vi
dow's esp and ak barrel revolver, loaded
and capped, near The spot where the struggle
took pace In searching the house. y par
oa containing shirt. collar, satin scarf and
rock,' handkerchief, all marked With Mr.
Iach's baae, s4s Gand. B1sio,, I,stslec
TpAdy.
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Or rnt'cru eNciAa2'7 STAT t.t tiem1
D@y IN Ne~ YoJS city, j. 80, a-elusa..ag
The bsr' have over ibrC m sous % god
enll 10 Ser vaults, AMI espta,is's bnj u
dliii ~ lc iict fund. o. advantage. II
y co4uar'ly pIfdI'd. ,l4j las ab8ndsnce
u caj..si ~ he ~ board G.ust, bckre
iorg, an .-g5rAbly all D. 2raat interests
0. IN. v ;, ard hn1 s-Heshsl ol an cut
IA hrfe
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Sr. L1uis, March i2--Thc Council BlufIs
Bugie Of the 81, says u Mr.. Wingatc, just
arrived from Salt Lake, with dates 10 Jan.
25tb, reports 40 snow IN Salt Lake Valley,
aud very little on the mountains, lie came
by route only known 10 Mormon noun.
taIneers, by which horscmcn, IN single hIs
can p4Es AN nrmy undiscovered. The route
pasras between perpendicular rocks Tor thir.
teen mlts, and IN many places only three iect
wide. aud completely covered by rock roof.
The M0fmans are manufacturing small
cannon with percussion locks. and telescopic
sights, 10 carry Il two pound bull with M
much certainty az n common rife 100 yards;
they are also making five hundred revoiyers
per week and manufacturing course powder
tor mining purpo@es.
A tkirmsh occurred between the Nor
mons and The picket guard Of tbs army, in
which two 0i the former aid l0or OF the lat
tor were reported killed.
Young IL willing the civil officers should
come into the Territory and enter upon their
duties, but II the army attempts " enter the
valley they will b. resisted. On the 2ath
Of January. Young preached to J 900 per.
Sjus. all Ol WHOM rO>e when Young re-
qarsttd lhose 10 iay0f Of gI,ing the troops
Is. u rae.
A iet'er rom Capt Marcy. dated Laos.
Jan u b. s,ys thry ~crs 81 days making
t.c Trip. kor t~o hundred mikes they en-
couutcrcI -uus irO,n two " five feet deep,
and aiadc OILY 80 miles 10 ten days. They
IiycI ou starved mae for eleven days. One
msn p.rl,bad and macy were badly frozen.
iic iost "a mules oi of sc.