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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-01
OPENING THIS MORNING

OPENING THIS MORNING
" IS good Cheese,
rs bags Buckwheat No. l,
10 kegs superior Butter, cheap,
10 pieces Smoked Beef,
Spiced and Smoked Tongues,
10 bbls Lard
Is kegs Lard, very superior for family US
500 superior Sugar Cured Hams,
SO bbls. heavy Western Mess Pork,
10 do Prime Pork,
Bbl. Beef of all qualities,
hhds. Breast Pieces, nice article cheap,
4 do New Shoulders,
do do Sides,
Fresh Beef by the quarter, on hand.
TO the above will be daily added, all goods
in our line. PENTZ d CARTER,
ia l4-3t No. II, Roanoke square.
HERRING AND IIAKE FISH
i il 20 small Casks Of bright Hake Fish, SO
bbls No. l Herring, in store and for sale low.
SHERWO GOD & YOUNG,
ia 20 IA Roanoke Sqr.
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Baltimore Advertisements.

ba LII llu U1GIS.
Sssasgmz.. MANUFACTURERS of ma
chine made netting for fishing
nets, seines and other purposes also gilling and
seine wine corks, leads &c, fishing rope Of
every variety, and of superior quality made
expressly for fishing purposes.
Ns~ Person wanting seine of particu-
Far depth, or tapered, would confer favor
by giving timely notice beforehand, as it is
impossible to have on hand all the kinds
which may be wanted; neshung and tarred
IN a thorough manner.
TANNING AND TARRING.
We have a building and apparatus pur-
posely for Steam Tanning and Tarring such
Netting as may be wanted thus prepared.
BY jets of steam we force the Tan and Tar
into the body of the Irvine, and make the
process much more etfectual for PRESERVING
the Net than the ordinary method.
REMARKs.-lt is always desirable to avoid
danger of delay, to have the orders for net
ting sent us some time before it is wanted. It
is impossible to anticipate the wants of all,
and we should be pleased to have order shy
mail or otherwise, which we will fill exactly
in compliance with the wants CT the customer.
Estimates Of cost of Seines, any length or
depth, will be sent by mail on application.
oc Sly w. j. II. g. CO.
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OUR MOTTO is,
"By Industry we Thrive.o
W VIM. S. HAWKINS, a
Id p L C t c a Ill a e r, 50
NORFOLK, VA. %
TNHE 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 patroniz- d him since he commenced
business, to secure a portion of their trade,
and will give them the most positive assur-
ance of his intention to please all who may
wish a neat, fashionable and durable HA r.
With an experience of years in Norfolk,
in the Manufacture of Hats, and having ac-
quired his knowledge from one of the most
finished Hattcrs, 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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At the La dies Emporium.

No. IS, MAIN STREET.
VUST RECEIYED-A choice assort-
u ment of Dress Caps, expressly for Elder
ly Ladies,
Fresh assortment of Feathers and Flowers,
Blond Laces and Edges, .
Rushes in every variety.
We have on hand a large assortment of
embroideries, consisting of Collars, Bands, ed
gings and insertings, which we are anxious
to close out before the Spring. Great bar
gains may be made ifyou call soon.
MRS. R. E. RIDDICK,
ia 90 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
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ia IS

ITO TRUSTEES OF ACADEMIES
l. AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-A Gen,le-
man and Lady, (brother and sister-no in
cumbrance, highly Educated, and with many
years experience in teaching, desire STU
ATOMS as PRINCIPAL and A SSIS-
TANTin some Academy in this State or
Maryland, where theil services would be ap-
pfeciated by liberal compensation. All the
English Branches taught-Music, &c. The
best of refere aces given. Would be pleased
to open correspondence with any parties
DESTROYS of obtaining their services. Par
ticulars then given. Address TEACHERS,
Eox 379 Post office Norfolk Va. ia IA
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Butter and Cheese.
% Firkins Goshen Butter,
~ so boxes do Cheese, for sale low by
ia 26 LEIGH 4 BRO.
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NEW BAKERY. THE SUB

M EW b cry. THE SUB
IN SCRIBER would respectfully inform
his friends and the pubic generally that he
has commenced the BAKING BUSINESS,
No. As West Main Street, and intends carry
ing it on in all its branches.
LOAF BREAD and CRACKERS, of the
best quality, and CAKES and PIES, of
every description, always fresh and on hand.
JAMES REID,
As West Main Street.
would most respectfully invite Commits
sion Merchants to call and examine my stock
OF butter, soda, sugar, and wine Crackers,
Pilot and Navy Bread, as am satisfied they
will lind them as good as the best.
no 26-1y JAMES REID.
mo. ID. GORDAN q co.
y EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 80, Market Square,
RUY GOLD AND SILVER CONS at highest
IL rates, and all kinds of uncurrent Money
on reasonable terms.
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston for sale at market
rates.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
de 7-ly.
ETHEREAL OIL-l0 barrels fresh
~ ETHEREAL Oil, just received from the
factory per schr. Coquette, for sale by
de 80 VIM. D. ROBERTS. Jr. & co.
IT AND WARRANTS.
IL la d WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the high
est cash prices will be paid by
oct sly NJ. HURLEY,
West side Marke! 50 uare.
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TENHE SUBSCRIBER offers So
Il himself to the citizens of Nor fITgT
folk and Portsmouth, as a Tuner and Re
pairer of Piano Fortes. From a among large
number of those capable of judging of his
ability, he subjoins the following:
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Norfolk, Jan. 10th, 1858. !
DEAR SIR:-It is with great pleasure
recommend you to the citizens of Norfolk
and vicinity, as gentlemen, who is entirely
capable, either as Piano Forte maker or
Tuner, and it quite certain, that your resi-
dence here, will be a great advantage to the
musical community generally.
Yours Respectfully,
S. THALBERG.
His rooms are in Johuson's building on
Main street, where he intends keeping an as
sortment Of the best Planes manufactured ia
the North. Respectfully solicits the citizens
of Norfolk, and Portsmouth and surrounding
country, to call and examine his stock. Being
practical Piano-maker and Tuner, feels con-
fident, that he can give satisfaction in all
cases.
N. B.-Just received one of those patent
double sounding board Piano-Fortes, from
the mandatory of Newman Bro. & Sons.
jal9 d. w. WINTER, Agent.
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New Pork.
OK BBLS New Pork, for sale low by
~ ia 26 LEIGH Il BRO.
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3tterarifbe Mn;ciae.

Bel untersetGhetem TT 70 ebeu ansetommen:
9lumenLef tUmii6sr beutiber DID ungen. Nett etc
mar @tnltttung pcn Or. D G 3 10 1T $1.3
8brne, {, S4mmitbe Nerfe, NIT elmer YrGmte:
yprtrdtt ,. u. .. 9umbpICt, In As 9teferunesn II
Ole Natur. 3sttuns fur 8erbrettune naturpt0sn-
f6afth6sr 8enntntde fir erier aler StdnOe. Ser
a~as9eseben ppn Or. uble unb Or. Muder. aRit
autograph f6en Sanitratcaen, 81 ytImmtrt D.
5rettag, y, Spa unb 9absn, Mpmau in 6 Sl&ern,
2 Bdnbe 12
@srfdder, 8r, Dtt betben StrdRtnss. NufraIi-
f6er ROman. 3 5dnbe So
8 dngbetn'S 8ebt1te. Neue I1Sgabe -.5
Il il a &c, 3t., Npman. 9teue 5oIge. 4 Bdnbe 55
ID Il B b d. g., SrisprtA br G0rOBe unb fetn 6Of ~
- Spbnnn @Osfpwstp pper 8rtrUrdD Der 9rpBe n.
fetn Rdufmaun. 3 Gpetle H.
- RBntstn pprtenie. gtapcleUnif6es Q~etensttlb.
3 BanOe TO
86nts 6etnrtb Der N8te unb fea SDf. 8 Gbetle H.
Spera.B tbttptbet sleeante u. ~wnblfstIAe @lG-
vteraus3ue init Cert. L-20. 8anb. a 30. = 81
a nptprte. StbItptb, ele81nre uHb m%sblfetlfe.
@tns Sammluus rotslSliGer GUmpofttOne rir
be pt4npfDrte 3u Swe1 0dnoen Ia. Bp. a Bdnb 6;
@emufe uno 6Ietf4. Gin 8O@bu6 fur
burserltp pc 9ausealtunaen nebf NHpaua. Boat.
Runit bee &tnmaden. Der psrfAteOeuen 5rubie Isl
81 ell g., Drst Sabre BON OrslsiesR. 9tfurt.
f&n 8pman. Wit A YUrtratts. Gfl&sini tn IL
bis "A Qteferuneen a q!
aus2s-S lD. u, -S&mtbt. SO. IS q. @asRr.
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Mdrftnreffe.
ItcpbSG per Sat. 52-53 Gts.
BUTTER, bette @pben 20 Scents per u, @labes 1918, RD
14-t7, 6aBbutter IL Gts.
81 a MIR Il AathaI z 100

ItcpbSG, per @aa. 52-53 Gts.
Butter, bette @Oben 20 Scents per %, @lubss 15-1s, WUa
gSbntn, ser suibsl rs 100.
Gradtr 5 Gents per plumb.
grbfen, $3.50 yer Sad e Buib)
Sebt n $50 Gents per Yfanb.
Stf&e. Madare1. SO. SOLO so per 100 gunb @S.
3Sdss9inn'SSss, e aS; D. ss s:7Ss- =? s "a f5s ! ss.56Ss 81 &c.
GaaSs'ts S0a 25745 per Yo1; S@ab, per Sas $t2
8ra$tso 0lSslt4D MaaSsls, wsttl$; Is ets tarti&.
81: a @@tt"tn' 81 s225 ST. s,s s rs e'ra grttStS.
9s%ari,' giement az IS per Vi, adHtta 80 patn.
@ Shsgsf IlHm9 q s. @ S:das 6O-0'' Sfs6sr 1O-1OA'
SSa.O, gsr"oas"tl&sr 2247 SfunO $62-63.
1876, better 145 &ts.' "''" S"'
eprn, wstgts $3.50, aeGbes S5-sS 9ts.
mater, Utr9 ub 0tarul. 3S-4i, peanI, 44-45 Cts.
8 aS #, anssitantf4sr per aOnae $t12-15O, gsaniaa per
YThno ~. @ts, ruifiher Der Ipnne $500.
gea 1RtmOte per aOnne 81 10, 8lss SOL.
: ats per gtun0 ~ Gents,
lesla a Len $55O-562.
Saites, StO fatr psriYfgnb 1t-12, 8tO gut 1O-11,
Slpd 1o-.6, easaapra IL IL Cts.
&aftOte En- @ereer per Suib.a $50 Gts, seUUpnliae
8Oblen, tstne 8Orfbuss per 9Onnt $3.50, Run Of the MQtne
S542' y Sums 81 %, eStOrse's erect ale @Orten s. 90
unb 2BstBaI&sn- Juno Baltimore G~O,npusnte S. Is o'50,
esSs HdDnrin. Is y5ttte, SRtsoO Cd per 100 plumb $6,57-7,5O
Qebe r @ttt Spplsn per 0funO 3U-3l &ts, sUuntrs Subl.n
20 7 Gts. ROasR stlrtias z4-25 Gts, gpanil6 ss5.
lenteber 27-29 Cts, @ttu @el6trr, t&wars 3U-32 Gs
SOaasrp %5I%tsr, ta%ars 2e-26 9t', SOsr!sOsr ruub pas
DC D.l aife ytews Orleans fair bis prtma per @aapne Sc
40 @tS. &9ba 32-34 &ts, nta0cDpaOU 1876 &ts, porto
Nic0 $40 SIS.
@ebl, 3Uwaretr. Neues per Sag s. so, Gttu GQtas S.,
80, Obtc $3.50, 6OparOtr. Grtra So.75-6, Sit, Wias
@rtra So 8; 5 SaltO. 5amtlp g7.5O, Bait. @rtra $3.50,
NOpyen $4.oO, &Ornmebi 8aIttnU. per 100 4Tunb
81 80. DO. &Ount, $4.25
Del sperm per SAT- ne 81 25-t.35, Common gDbale IS
20 Gts, Patient 7o-75, aarb-Osl7o 30 &ts. 2efnfaa.
YrpptftOaen, Beef per 100 +P sl4-15, @9sssgOrf $t7
SfraaAs'tss S 3 re! .saeii9: Sd1l;sr per $ 7H-zA
unserdaaertea 93wstnsFstF& @&alter 6 Cts, Set.
ten 8R%tS. Qaro Ii Cts. bette SDrie IL 9ts.
@u m 9ter @n9ldnb per YalUne 49-5O 41s.
HetS, per Up }H-3s &ts.
8tnbe, srlbe &iaea per GOnne $22. 5o-23.5O.
oalt, StDano MUM per Sat 81 Sta. Ntari4aa's $i.25,
Aibtpa's $l.40, 2urts SsauO 20-23 St5.
Sp + up I'M Jas. ertra per s. IlOne AZ bts a. Cts.
Strpb, &o99en per GDnne $1J--I2, gDatseu 50.
Iabad, rer $P "A Sis so 90.
Ial8, psr Up 10N GS
hptbpfddme 5 .75-2.
10 a d . per +$ 80 bis 81 @tS.
Wbt6tes 4ttp unp ,eanb per 8a1Dne 1915, Sbto 26%4
3uder, per 1mI tS = rs bts go, Vortr
&ieU, $7.50-7S7, GaHa $3.50, 8dfFnirter 3ufer aebt iii
ben OcrIHteQ2nsn ruben prr TX dis f2M 10 n n+ S,rot,
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l1eteriesii6e
N06ddc=M1cnfur.

) SrsssIi - %0l1d9c>N 9eitt1lr+
SsS 6srrn &pahrb soon sGiHs. @bsbsr unb edits.
Sefrdbtet, In Bremen in Berbinpung unb aeaen fur Reh.
nnn9 beHslben inter pDrtosttsaften Se0ta gunasn uab ,u BEN
nttertgten Bremen . dBen af elm s a b + aultt4 e
dfd8et&e tine aus ub 8~ar fur @aiutc Steer age unb
5%Utibenbef NIT T c setmdbtSe afetf6tffenSp
Bremen mad uaea Sdffn Ger 9erstnistsn Staaten. bsfOn
osrs a6er ma Baltimore. Der gDt8 uttr Bremen ii fir
OeGti6e aHerianat B + Opt tbeilpaftef tie, unb ba I'm gi6tbe.
uueunasfale pss s&etne EN- butasn aussabler eas Set
ssft d srt bleibt. 70 emgfspisn mr Oeuientsen, pel6e 5rsun.
be unb 0erwdnote pom DeutIhlauo peruber tpmmeu loNen
molten. unere 0ermitteluns turh Obtess oaus ~eraetenf.-
Ss9tlfpttfs p%srla6en Bremen am 1. un6 Is. ieben
Wpnats.
&bsnfO tSun.r BET uns Yadasefdetns ieb.r GlaFe unt,v BE.
Iepuns Der Yldseo fur be negen UNI pra@tOpu eta.
alrsb ae gt~ 'gOrt mao Bremen, ais aud
~ o1. Gs . : 3 Ter a'@saSgts ;nset nab re 9nistsel untsr
Reutgen urb u d. elt, Nsen en- Der SdtHe in 81 NJ &.
y ert. { ,t8eesn8 nOmmen per6 n, ub ba NON NIT Rf6t
etelsn 9 often cen Sorjus seben fam, unb bur6 @ua aeeme t
BET uns &etle n b { nor SetruBeretrn bur6 y ew.NSrfer
Wunner seTbert fnt, 10 e~mpfeblen mir aud btertn tem
9Iblttum uniere Sermtttlune.
Bremen. Capt. @sFes, 19 stunt H. Suit
5ubfpn, 9rente. IL. Sult Ia. @uo.
Qer-9 Crt,n ., Santen, 81. Suit 70. qua.
gpefer, @Gtien, II. aua. IL. SAT-.
gteSsa Hd9srer austauft wenOs man ia an
Sef uno . a d m mn,
SnH1il 0. 1t3. 0.sqOmbarcfr., Baltimore.
Gn9liitber gpraeb.ltnterridbt
Ttrb ppn mir ptepGr ertbetIt Spn @pnutaa, ben l9. B. H an
ts p@6hdn8sr 9Of", Sc. "a &utapftr. nabs Vratrfr.
unferrtdtsfunpsn Spnn az gatntittags ubr. Dtenfaa
anN DUnnerfas Aten6a 8 1br. 50nOta.; rnOnatli9 ST. in
Soraus jdpIbar. >. NGnner,
Sp l32w 80 $50 Dpperfr.. nabe pennfr.
On0liidber Sprdcbunferricbf.
WfOntae ven IL. SeOtemSer, abenUs 8 upr, Derbe ,b einen
neasn &uriuS sur p~rafttipeu unO srunO.tpsn @rlsrnuns Der
engltfhen Spr1he erpfnsn.
Der ltntsrrt6t Dtrb } 0iat pb4sntlih srtosiIt unI fOfet 81
monatltd, TN Vprdus 3ablbar. =. Sreb,
SpI7~S Sn If 81 CNonnr nor aim oftrhe nannuTLe.
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SemtiAe Gpnilln IN Baltimore.

QrruBen, gaieru, Sa&ien d6lr'ter BERG, Bacon usb 6eftn
Oarmta0t -.&oni1l 2D. Orehel, @O. IL, : beapfbe, @fs
BON QpmbarNfr.
9annUper Gpnial @Ouarb ubrtaub 81. II. @ermauGr.
Oibe"burs - &pnful Setnr. Sslrths, gp 81, g. 6 1arlesfr.
pambur9 une Bremen Senlral>@ n Jul albert S9uma6tr
Np. 9, SIO @9arleStr.
9ubef - GouIul =. Don 8apf, Np- q, @ermanRr.
Gefretb-gtce.@pniu S. >. &remelbere. 81. II. Gteapetbe.
u eOerlaupe-Gpniul Glaas 8efe, 9to. lie, g. Gbarlesfr.
naeermrtterS tn Bre~men-Naenten ). 80. Srune u. S6bne.
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Sbee Iln0 Aaffee,

per aud mtrtlt6 gut IT.
gDenn tRr fblettsn Safse unO Lbse yer jrau9t, 10 TT es
cure e.sene S4ulo. Sbr tDnnt san3 % tIslt& sutts
nO tllt8en 3bee ub 8afee baben tn benz 8 tyre ben
@btneten, &de pom SaIrtm9rt- unO Brebertdfr.
upU Der Sntnefe DDn 9tontas Wor8en bis Sdmtas Nadt
tebt uaO auS etnlabet pn feinem biatsen uuO OsIttaten 1pee
Enp &adee au taufen. Wat6jI
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y. .. II. 81.

Qe W~ttt9lteotr Der Idmmtlt2en 9psen btefes Orbens, TO-
pupI hHsrpa'o me au trpa.b -teles Staates, werben bara4f
aufmsrtldm gema&t, b1B tie ods
SrDenS>Silo
an ] Dem VU8enabeno burb ben Setrstdr ttrsr QOee befCmmen
,tSnned Da nr nSp wentse qrempIars %pprbanben tuO, ~
DerDcn D~ietCnt9en, welbe baS Bib nod punihen, II pblttun,
fb SaRtbe baIptef ~ ptrfHafrn. Mual7-S
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Sd erIau6el- Mir bterni, metnen agnneo inn = y, eznuh.
napern TN %u8entetHen. bic ~sr9ebene Nnseiee III nod bds
t9 ps8en ptan8el an Baum ntetn tSefAG;t avs 9lD, ? Sars
eabe ~ ttlbf tb linen beOsurenben Uprratb Upn Subl. uno
per Weber Sa BEN %btltSfen 9reien an l5dnb 6alte ndmlih ::
Gtdenlob.S rblensSeper 6en cdz ScblenSQe
Der, Ielblt9euladtea SdubsS fiting un0 ale
Sorten Oberleoer, bieit9s fcpie frausSiilte
Salb'Seoer, S%nt%2eOer, aipz2eper, 8ferpe,
Seoer, WtaroccD, 6uttersQeoer &c 1c.
quo pdSe tb men bepcutenDen 0Crratb Won oe,valftcn
St'etsts 2VaI1sa 'opte teEtcbeHe Sti feL. 56Gfre Spra Setten
IranSOtl9en 8~alb-eeosr, Stub uub Mann'S .. ,Sotter.ip.
psts Soh 0erlfIeen aualttat eeCcr Saupmabsr u erfieue
SSnS.neSL ienlt auS3e. bnttens Co tirn itnr Au hen ste
brighten gfetten 3u. baben BET Fonts 5trpafus
9an2O-S ,rtTaen 9rpSsr,S. INK w ~ ~
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~@NNNF WNN"N y RO"N" ~ lItEu " w UlHVIHU :
$50 OR $1,000 fir eineu Asenten ; uno
$4,000, 5000 ODER $4,000 3ur @r ~inouna zines
beatlteu Splpital5 in u en- .2Jprt.
Rod rte III, peDer bier npl IN europa, etn lterdrtIheS I'm.
%terntbmen benz y blttum unter ~ dnnsbmbaren Beotnauuoen
8tbcten wDreen, Dte pier bic Werf. bS arGBten lest lebenSen
beutfbsn Dttte s. 96er dretusratb's ,QDerfe teaea l1aFt
ntht daetn UNI bte Bertnee aussabe p9n Is Gts. per gBcdbr
9oe' 1913 aue tpet Vonate elm %seotessneS gpert an, wel6es
FUR tbn unr iet4e camille l~et:eabfn gBertb tat, Ionbern er
pat no . 8lttnjett9 ote Y 9ance, elm ndmb fec ba res @apital
u er'Oerten, uno trd9t en- ltd nod our SruRpul a eines teuts
l0en smut ute BET, me. DIES ntbt dletn fur bic in 9iep. gprt l.
teneen armeren Deutf1en. fpaotrn aud fur bts 3aulen0e peut.
9 r Stnmunperer, ret9e bier laneen, Don ben tesensretbteu
6sleen lun ptrp.
Uttt ben iCssnannten YrGmten. 8ertbsilunaen bat bos in
Nete nebeuee uht rnebmen Nt6is eemetn. 50 baubvlt I'D.
pier nt1t um Bite Ver.beilu 8 Dn @pleffbern Ct bOaraptten
u. No., lp1oeTH UNI etn beoeutenoeS b 4areS capital, pelbes
tn ct ne PInb tpmmenp, ben g0pbltLro etuer Tamtlte be.
grRnSen lam e6 bdnpelt fG aud ntht UNI Gins in oroup
Gerne btRauS9erudte unbeftmmte 3ett, iCnpern bas S,n,c
m u 8 bio Sum l, au9nt 1899 entl6ieotn letn, uno G bin n
Jules IN bic 2dnce etr AHpnnenten ielbf selsst uuD Der Silent.
ltWen 9pn role anbe mg 3eben.
Nm ID. Wt4 It 1888 DaG DE 6erdusaabe In gs d,r Iiessrr,,r
btsOnnen, unO am 10. sui, 1T Or Srite tanp Ger NntoahsS ~
y neen eri9tenen. Sspe 44U9enlieftruna fpfsf IL 20 ~ J."
Der oaHo $lZJ. SbOn 9eb 4noene @ramnlare 70 rem IS Sts
neRr yer San0. OaS berelIs 3r 6puene mtrp fpfprt II b bte
~6SrIleSun9 thinner bet Sripstnel eelteTert. Die BefeQuna
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Nos. 6, AND "a, MAIN SrRErr.
TIN Z weather having turned cold,
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SHUT IN.-We can not tell how many
days it has been since we have seen more
than eight or ten ladies upon the street
of a day. The weather has been 50 very
d:sagreeable for so long that they are
almost strangers to the streets of Ports
mouth. There being nc sleighs in tho
place and the streets being covered with
snow, it leaves no means by which they
can come upon the street. But speaking
Of sleighs, brings to mind that one fea-
turc for which Portsmouth is remarka-
bic, of being made up of a population that
has no taste, or love for the sport of
sleighing. How people and their habits
will differ, often when they are but a few
miles apart; for while the streets Of Nor
folk are thronged with sleighs, there is
not one to be seen, or the jingle off bell
to be heard, in Portsmouth. We know
not to what cause to attribute this, I'M
less it be that the business Of the citizens
of Portsmouth is so pressing that they
have not time to give to this rare sport,
but this is not hkely,-would it were
SO; even if business were so very urgent
it would seem strange; for there arc but
few who not consider ii we'll to exchange
for few minutes, the cases of business
tor good sleigh ride. But to the sub
jet. The people of Portsmouth, being
SO familiar with seeing daily the most
perfect female beauty Of which 1--WE be-
lieve) America can boast, it scerns odd
to them to have their eyes kept out Of
their rights. They are already grum-
bling pretty loudly against the clerk OF
the weather. and We think that unless
the clerk soon makes other arrange
ments than the present a committee
will be appointed to wait spon him and
inform him Of the wrong done to this
people 1--WE mean, in respect to the ladies !
and say to him that it would be best for
him to make the 0msnlc honorable, i'm
mediately if not little sooner.
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning as
Mrs Mary Palmer was walking on Cove
street on her way to the Christ Church,
she met with the misfortune to fall, and
dislocated her hip in quite serious man
ner. She was carried to her home near
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues Gun
Room, and Dr. Hardy sent for, who soon
arrived and rendered the necessary med
ical aid.