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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-18

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ZZrMY IL TT THAT X. r. NASH, on RE.
w TERSBuK9, CONTINUES TO SELL 50 MANY
PIANOS THE ASSWER rs PLAIN AND TRUTHFUL
As FOLLOUS ;Bccsuse for than wenty years he has
orsern,"usy avoided selling amy but the best
And thu result has that the
of Pianos he has sold has had tho cc. Of selling Others and
thus after hs sales Increased until ito
demApd) finds necessary Keep hand clock VI
from forty fiy Instruments but suppose for moment shat
lis Pianos quality candid thinking
poton fall that the public would long since have found
ont and the rcsn have been falling OF instead ofncfease
in sales. T. y. NASH.
apl l.ts Pctursburg, Va
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y ARE AND VALUABLE EkNH40nMr
~ HowsPs State Trlals. n vols. eQ5nDGA e)E 1~1
ceved Gentlemen Of the Bar call ard - -
10 Tits PATNW - AD1 a.
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A. B. RUCl<ER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT


LfNCHBURG, VA.
"A E'FS consla ty hand srge And varied aseormept
N Of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS wh,-h
o ocr reduced for Cash, In exchange
Ion fuc" s his purpose horcanrr. to conduct his busL
entirely PRINCIPLES and In order s6ess hla
desirable object he ~ i such prices will protect tho
inf,ast of all who fayor him with call
Grateful t ta sfo OF patronage received II the banda
NJ HIS friends and public for the last
he continuance o thair kindness 10 hls
81 bnsiucs- Ian IA
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TUNO LADIES VISITING THE SPDlNQs.AK
have received very extensive assortment Of STELLA
SAWLS in variety Of colo suitable 70 the
climate and the approaching Also most magnificent
lot Of d. tied aud figured Swss Musins for drsseea Call
No. l. Main street. ljy 19tsl JOHN ABRAHAMS
IL EROSENE OIL AND LAMPA-OD Nsd ~.
IN this date will sell the very best article Of KRRO
SENE OIL at ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY 1--WE crkTs pes
gallon which cheap be bought Pstsreeusg
Richmond.
1 have also on hand large stock u the KB8oo8NE
IAllP Of various styles which will sell cheap for csaA
The attention Of the public 10 called this Oh Seheaps
est and most popular light nrodueed bsng eaue y x
candles at n cost VI half cent per hour. ,. :
aug J3aw2w ANDREW 40In.
VICTORIOUS! !yICTORA4Uagt-ThNla
Machines from patterns proving themeevea
victorious will be from the tenovlv q 1alyoAa
WHIrTEAOkE T. JOSLIN..;
This certify have two Of WHirrKfORE q Jos
Inns THRESHING MACHINES, andI can r>eoSaqpnAAheA
be the best machines operation and also
them any that In In Aaehines have been In
the threshng business for several year, and they r exes
machine that have had since have been . ~ thne
Ing business. SAMUEL n APATTNRa9R
August 3Id, 1852 go N
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kIECE SUPER B1.N FRENCm CLOTH,
= Il great bargain TO be sold OF by ist September,
aux Eta JOHN J, PURvIS, Agt
GtOATAR,H RAT, ROAEM AND BCO EN-.
IEkMiNAToh-As supply just resolved a,d for s.is by
NOTICE To TAX PAYERa-A aisconmt .
~ EIyE allow ed oil persors assesssd with City
Taxes Tor the 1885, paid before the LIST day Of Septr
next Office hours, A. NJ to ps order of the Cisy
Council. A. N. MONTGOMERY Z. e. l., >,
l0t LIST Alley, bew Main and Church
ATCH OuI.-KeIIy's sNpev1ne Watch
w Oh For sale by j. II. THOMPSON Co.
jy 3iLs Drnggbta
uNkESH aPlCEs. FOR PICK LINGa.-Cloves
Mace Cinnamon Celery Seed, Tutaerio, AIspice White.
and Long Pepper White Ginger. &c &c. For sale BY
jy2sn W. A. srROTHER co.
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ltOO LlvER OIL JELLf-A ffesh supply
~ Of God Liver Oil lly To hand This article
proved by the New York Academy Of hsdcins Jsee
1t contains e5 pure Oil II has all the soothing and
healing properties OH without any dlsssresable
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY, :
jy 2Uts Drufgs
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New Advertisements.
ADVERTISEMENT.

MR. EDITos AS the new Market Houses
seems to create some excitement, hope
few lines will not be out of place. To begin
| would like to see the name Of the man in
some public paper, that says any human
creature should be exposed to such weather
as this, without any protection. Yes, one
that would expose brute unnecessarily, is
unfit to live in christian community. But
the question may be asked, who objects and
why. There seems to be very few that OBJ
ject, but that few seem determined to make
up in noise what they lack in numbers. A
certain fruit dealer not more than mile
from the new box, is going around L under
stand with petition to have them moved
out. business must be very dull over his
way, or he would find it more profitable to
attend to it. He dropped in to King l. Toys
for their names, but was informed, that they
did not think that people belonged to the
brute creation, because they sold in the mar
ket; and they would sign a petition to let
them remain where they are. lie met with
the same treatment at Riley's, Shepherds and
others; but | understand he has got all the
signatures of all the Jews in his neighbor-
hood Indeed, one of them had the impu-
dence to put his glib in, when the last box
was put in the market If there is any real
objection, for God sake let it be urged by ma
tlyes not by Jews. But why will one indi-
vidual give himself so much trouble. Is it
for the good Of the city. No! for the good of
his neghbor. No For Mr.. Riley on one side
and Dawson & Rawls and MIR. Barry ON the
other, are the persons that have the best
right to complain; for the boxes are imme-
diately in front of them; yet, they not only
do not object, but will sigma petition to let
them remain where they are. The whole
secret is, them stands in the market have en-
abed the citizens to get apples from Is to SO
per cent cheaper, than they otherwise would,
and has reduced the profits Of some fruit
dealers. l shall not 90 INTO hematter further
at present, but would recommend to those,
that are trying through malice and prejudice
to injure those that never done them any
harm, to commune with their own con-
science. If that affords no relief, pray to God
to have mercy on them, for ii they do not
need it here, they will hereafter.
te l3-lt JUSTICE.
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RIOT IN New HAVEN, COMA SER
ious riot occurred in New Haven, Conn,
on the evening Of the 9th inst, between
a party of Yale College students and a
fire company. A telegraphic dispatch
says:
VIM. Miles, foreman of Hose Company
No. 2, whose carriage house is in the
rear of Yale College, was shot by stu
dent, whose name is not yet publicly
known. The student in moment after
was badly hurt by fireman Two or
three stn..ents and as many fremen were
then engaged in the fight, and the clothes
Of one of the latter was badly cut
by knife, but no wounds were made.
Three shots were fired, all of which are
supposed to have lodged in the left side
of Miles. His recovery is very doubtful
Miles is about twenty years old. A dis
turbance between the parties has existed
for some days, such as hooting by the
students, and throwing of water by the
frcmcn. There is much excitement about
the mat ter; and row is threatened.
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Vs. Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.

NWe are somewhat at loss to &C
count for the motive of the Southern Dr.
gus, in copying the sc~frilous attack of
the h,der on us in its issue of yesterday.
We think it is altogether in bad taste,
and coming from a party who had no
part nor lot in the matter has been pro-
nounced meddlesome and snob6ish in the
extreme.
If the -A'yus wishes to "soap round'
the editors OF the BALTIMORE Norfolk
Index, to get them to give it the printing
of that paper, they have hit upon very
judicious course to effect that object that
is, provided the Aader mems antipathy to
Norfolk mechanics can be overcome by
such a farming process. We may as
well, however, spoil the fond visions of the
Argus men at once, as to let them go on
in their pursuit of an unattainable object,
by informing them that the proprietors Of
the "three cents year" publication have
been for sometime past in treaty with one
of the Baltimore "rat Offices" to move to
this city to do their dirty work. So, your
Escaping round" movement is headed off
there. Try some other dodge neigh
b0r
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A CITIZEN OF CINCINNATI BURNT IN
EFFIGY BY LADIEs.-A daguerreotypist
residing in the vicinity of Clinton street,
(Cinn.,) who is charged with maltrea-
ting his wife, has rendered himself ex-
'ceeding by odious. The Times OF Saturday
says:
He was notified to appear before the
officers of Finly Chapel, of which he " a
member, and answer to the charges. He
was expected to appear, and some of his
neighbors prepared some tar and feath-
ers with the intention of lynching him.
He did not appear however, and this de-
sign was frustrated.
Yesterday, number of ladies of the
neighborhood determined to burn him in
efiigy. They went to work and manu-
featured figure during the afternoon,
and invited the neighborhood to witness
the burning, which was to take place on
Clinton street, between Lynn and Cutter.
A very large crowd assembled soon after
dark; and considerable feeling was exhib-
tied toward the fellow. About o'clock
the ladies brought out the ei1igy, and it
was received with hootings and groans.
1t was strung up and fired amidst cheers
and waving Of handkcrchiefs, and made
quite bonfire.
After it had been partially burned it
was taken down and kicked about by the
boys who yelled "here is the head of
Daniel Webster, it having been said that
abe daguerreotypist once declared that he
had head just like that distinguished
Statesman.
The feeling is such against the men,
that there is danger of his being lynched,
if he remains in the neighborhoon.
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PRAYING BY Word OF COMMAND
The "West Pointers" are having a lively
time of it,in consequence of the Chaplain,
an Episcopalean, insisting that they shall
knell in certain parti of the service. The
cadets refuse to comply, and the Com
mander, taking part with the Chaplain,
says the cadets shall kneel. The cadets
reply that they will do SO provided he
gives the word of command, and not
otherwise. kneeling for prayers by
word of command is an arrangement
which has been entirely overlooked in
SCOTS military instruction manual.
GoTA WARM1NG.-A young white
man received thirty lashes in Winches-
ter, the other day, for stealing a stove.
He thus got warming and a warning.
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Hotel Arrivals.
M1IONAL HOTEL. NORfOLK,
WIN. L WALTERS PROPRIETOR.

A Lawrence, Philadelphia; L Friede-
man, Baltimore; John Washer, New
York; Doctor Mason, United States Ma
Wy; John Hunter, Jr., Princess Ammo
county, Virginia. Eugene De Bcrri, New
York; G A Griffin, New York; Doctor P
p Browne, Virginia.; G w Chaplin, Con-
necticut; A A Wareham, Dinwi!lic
county; L Myers, New York; j NJ Strib-
ling, United States Navy; i NJ Thurs
ton, Baltimore; Joseph Phillips Elizabeth
City; Major Foote, Portsmouth; w H
Wing, Norfolk county; f N Armstead,
Portsmouth; Thomas H Cornick, Princess
Anne county, Va; P Hunickle, Balti-
more.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
j. L. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
L Parker, Cherrystonc; N L Polk,
New York; E Bradshaw Berlin, Virginia;
DR. 7 j Fentress, j Il Butts, Princess
Anne.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PROPRIETOR S.
Mr. Swift, New Bedford; T J Riley
Suffolk; j Lanthrop, Buffalo; H J Viii
liams, Philadelphia; w S Riley and ser
want, Raleigh; Reverend Cotton, Smith
feld;J M Donald. Liberty Hill; G w
Gratilin, Lloyd McNeal. Baltimore.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HoLLADAY, PROPRIETOR.
A c Smith, Philadelphia; A R Elliott,
and lady, Norfolk comfy; Mr. Merrill,
Baltimore; John Neal, Washington, S NJ
Wilson, Norfolk county,; L E Adams,
Baltimore.
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LIGHT! LrGHT!

wv e would most respectfully call the at
w tention of the public to ''BAILEY'S
PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE SELF-GENE-
RATING GAS LAMP" Having purchased
the right for Norfolk city and county, would
be pleased to exhibit the above Lamp and
Burner, which will produce light, the best
and most economical known to mankind.
The Lamp is adapted to Churches, Hotels,
Stores, Vessels, Railroads, Private Dwell
i-gs, &c. BOHLKEN q KEARNS,
No. rs, Crawford street,
fe 10-lm Portsmouth.
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"Circulati0n of the Southern Ar
QuS,e3

Since the recent improvements III the
Southern Argus, our subscription list has
been steadily increasing, and we can now
safely say that our out of town circua-
ton equals that of all the other papers
published in this section, combined
Southern argus.
eve rather think our neighbors are
going the brag game in the above with
perfect abandon; but if not, we would
suggest to them that if their $4,000
press has wrought such wonderful re-
suits, they purchase a new ten cylinder
$4,000 one; which will increase their
circulation (who knows?) beyond that of
all the papers in the State combined. y
NoytoN Herald.
We thank our neighbors for this the
first notice of our press. We would as
sure them in quiet way that we are not
going the brag game, and as proof of it,
we are willing to swap our double cylind
der press for their single cylinder press,
if our "out of town" circulation, by any
fair test, does not exceed that of the
Herald and Day Pooh together. Awful
abandon that, isn't it neighbour Argus.
Ii the Argus, by the above, intends to
convey the idea of paid for circulation,
we do not know if we should hesitate
a moment to accept the swap, notwith-
standing, if they should loose, we know
the sacrifice would be great on our
part, if the copy of that paper sent us
this morning is a specimen Of its work.
We take some pride in printing reada-
bic paper, and should not willingly be
tormented with press that turns off
such piebaM and motley sheets, as the
specimen we have in our possession. We
have a holy horror of monks and 1i1ars
in press work.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops.-I

RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-A
man cal ling himself Thomas Anderson,
andhaili ng from Charlotte county, Vir-
ginia, has been arrested for breaking open
and robbing the store of Mr.. j II Nc
Allisteraat Buford's Depot. The arrest
was effected about q miles from the
Central Depot, on the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and most of the stolen
articles found on the person of the &C
cused. He has been committed to Jail at
Liberty.
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ToBAooo.-The farmers of Spottsylva-
mia have found their lands so well adapt
ed to the culture of tobacco, that they
are determind to make it their staple
crop. The Fredericksburg Recorder il in
favor of tho establishment of an inspec-
ton warehouse in that city.
On Sunday last, Newton Hester
preached sermon to the firemen of Phil
adelphia, on which occasion one thousand
seven hundred and seventy-nine members
of the department were present.
A dangerous counterfeit, on the North
western Bank of Virginia, Of Wellsburg,
is in circulation.
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mss 1t is estinted by the Richmond
Whig, that $4,000 will barely cover
the damage by the fire in Manchester on
Wednesday last-as it has since been
discovered that the loss as greater than at
first supposed.
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HATS, HATS. HATS.

4 a
Il to the Gentlemen of Norfolk, that H.
am now prepared to furnish them 90
with
NEW STYLE or HAT,
of surprising beauty, and which need only to
be seen to be admired. They are now taking
the lead, and in addition to their beauty Of
style and fneness of finish, will furnish
HAT to any Gent who may desire it, with
Fine Daguerreotype Likeness
of himself inserted in the Crown, without
additional Cost. Having made arrangements
with the best DAGUEREoTYpE ESTABLISHMENT
in the City to furnish the Likeness adapted
to the purpose, thereby enabling one to de-
termine his own HAT from others at Hotels
and other places were difficulties often occur
in the way of mistakes, by numbers of Hats
being collected together.
Your orders will be promptly attended to,
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
w. s. HAWKINS,
fe 10 No. 90,sBroadway, Norfolk, Va.
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m2Up to the hour of our going to
press to-day, the Baltimore boat has not
made her appearance in our harbor, owing
to the snow storm last night, consequent
ly we have no Northern mail to-day.
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nsAG1o, our Petersburg correspondent
we are pleased to inform our readers is a
Norfolk Boy and one whose stirling
worth and abilities will do credit to our
good old Borough We assure him a
space in the Day Books columns will al
ways be open for his favors.
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A man named Coombs was committed
to Jail at Boston last week, charged with
having four wives. On Monday the fifth
one made her appearance-Bringham
Young must look to his laurels.
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BURROWS
II e i a bic Nj d icine.
CURES SCROFULA, SYPHILIS

" Rhe"matism, Piles, Affections of the Kid-
meys, Costiueness, Venerial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Diseases of the ,Serual
Organs, land all affections arising from impu-
rity in the blood, or occasioned by imprudcnce
in life. The splendid reputation which this
wonderful remedy has acquired in quickly
and permanently curing the above diseases is
unprecedented in the ANNALS of Medicine
Our readers can form some idea of the popu-
larity of this unrivalled preparation when
we assure them that upwards of 6O0O bottles
are annually sold in the vicinity. Fer sale in
Norfolk, by j. w BURROW & CO., the
Druggists ON Church street. ia 26-3m
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WOOD! woods!

WOOD! WOOD!!
DEST quality Pine Wood Offering at S.
ID 25 per cord, u and u cords in proper
ton, full measure guaranteed.
Best quality OAK, Beach and Gum Wood,
for sale by BAY MORE & STONE,
Coal and Wood Yard Madison and
Water street.,
Opposite Steamer Cotfee's Wharf.
fe 13-lOt
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FRIDAY, Feb IL.

FRIDAY, Feb IL.
ARRIVED.
Schr J. NJ. Summers, Cricket, oats to b.
7. Bockover
Schr Charles, Haskell, fin Cabin Point,
lumber, to Mellen & Santos.
Steamer Glen Cove, Davis, FIN Richmond.
Schr Mary, Walker, corn to Grandy &
Stout.
Boat Seabull, corn to Grandy & Stout.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10.
ARRIVED.
Schr Oneco, Smith, FIN New York, ballast,
to master.
Sloop Wave, Parker, FIN Eastern Shore,
corn to Leigh & Bro.
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FARMERS AND MERCHANTS

n as I'VE Ii fSS "A IN IL Gn EAG1 AIN 1'S
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE.
ME would remind o4Ssfriends and 4
w the public that we have in store s@
desirable stock of Boots, Shoes and Gait
ers, adapted to the wet and inelement wealth
er of the present season, such as
Gents Quilted Boots, do Stitch Bottom do
Do double Stitched do, do do Pegged do
Do Bellows Leather do
DO double sole Stitched Caters,
Do clump sole do, do Scotch Bottom
Shoes,
Do Rubber Boots, do Over Shoes and
Sandals,
Boys and youths thick wax and Bellows
Leather Boots.
With our usual variety of staple and fancy
Goods, equal in excellence to any other stock
in Market, which we offer at the most reason.
able prices. GURNEY & co,
fe ii No. 10, Market square.
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MOFFAyvS LIFE PILLS
lXI ND p H(ENI Y RITTL,


IVl AND PHENIX BITT'ERS.
The best Family medicine now before the
public, for the cure of Scrofula, Ulcers,
Sca~uy, or Eruptions Of the SKIN, Fever and
Ayue, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, and in fact most
all diseases soon yield to their curative pso-
perties.
1t has been computed that during the last
twenty years upwards of -Four Millions of
persons have been benefited by the use OF
these medicines; fact which speaks volumes
in favor of their curative properties single
trial will place them beyond the reach OF
competition in the estimate ofevery patient.
By their use the BLOOD IN RESTORED TO A
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all tmpurit,e,.
The system is not reduced dr. ing their oper-
alton. but invigorated, ant they require no
restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted haze IN these medicines q rene
dy that ,ciU do for them all that medicine can
possibly effect.
Proprietor, New York.
And for sale by
jy 3l-1y Ma SANTOS IL co.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at Ct cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, 81 for six months, and
81 tor three months, payable in advance.
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TEMPLE OF FASHION.
A VALUABLE INVENTION TO
the Consumers of Fuel.

WE have on hand an improvement to the
w ordinary Crates now used for warm
ing dwellings, made by Mr.. Snyder of the
Richmond Stove Works, which will no doubt
be adopted by every citizen who wishes to
economist in the consumption of fuel. We
warrant this article to give satisfaction, and
where it fails to do so will remove it free of
charge to the purchaser. Persons in want
of this article will call at the Roanoke Square
Depot.
fe IL WIN. D. ROBERTS, Jr.3 & co.
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r AIDES GAITERS.-As my stock
~ of Ladies Wellington heel button Gait
ers, Black and Brown, Black Cloth, Brown,
Tan and other light colored Caters, with
and without heels made plain, thick and thin
soles are now large and complete. l wish to
inform the public, that my motto is quick
sales and small profits, all who may please to
patronize me, will just step in and realize the
above fact.
7. BOTTIMORE,
No. II Z. S. NJ. Square,
fe 10 Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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Special Notice.

DOR Pertaining the Breath, Cleaning
IL Teeth, and Beautyying the Complexion,
use "BALM OF 1000 Flowers" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM" 4
new Pomade. 1t curls gentl,mer'e Enir beaN'
tyaHy-Price so cents each.
Beware Of Counterfts.
W. P. FETRIDGE d co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail bv
VlCKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake Co, and by all Druggists. de 5
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ERESH. ARRIV ALL received
IL at the Roanoke Square Depot, fresh
supply of Roberts Il Co.'s Improved New
World Cooking Stoves of all sizes. Persons
wishing to obtain the best Stove in the coun-
try will please leave their orders at once.
w. D. ROBERTS, Jr. & Co.,
60 fe Is Roanoke Sqr, and w. Water st.
DROVIolONS-We have now in store ana
i for sale, large and selected stock of
Provisions, consisting in part of
HID. Shoulders, small and large size,
" Sides,
&C Breast Pieces, nice article,
4" Joles small size,
500 very superior Sugar Cured Hams,
600 pieces &c Smoked Beef &c
80 bbls. Mess, Family and Extra Family
Beef,
so bbls. Mess, Prime and Rump Pork,
10 boxes Smoked Tongues,
Spiced and Picked do
40 boxes Pearl Starch,
20 bbls. Lard,
10 kegs do
so boxes Cheese,
ALSO FOR RENT,
A good Stable with yard attached.
PENTZ & CARTER,
fe II No. IL Roanoke Square.
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Marriages..

Marriages.
In Portsmouth on the 10th inst, by Rev.
John II. Wingfeld Capt. JAMES CoRNIoK
and Mrs MARY Fl. BROOKS, both of Norfolk.
On Tuesday last, in Portsmouth by the
Rev. DR.. Finley, Mr.. DOMINGO LAWRENCE of
this city, to Mas. SARAH ANN Cox Of Port
smouth.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13

GRASS SEEDS.
HUTCH White Glover,
~ American do do
Lucerne,
Kentucky Blue Grass, -
Orchard Grass,
English Rye Grass,
French Lawn Grass,
Sweet scented Vernal Green,
Timothy and Herds do
ALSO,
Prime Red Glover, in quantities to suit, at
the lowest market rates.
fe IL KING g. TOY.