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Tzr>. GTDi

TEAS removed 20 the rooms over M Leahg'. Boo
store, opposite Cook Gl0ver's La" ONCE M!'ii-
r's''
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WAN ~gEsEET HARRIET:


-EAVING formed partnership in the butcherlhS bu-
4, sinesS solicit patronage at the above stand
Beef Smoked Hams Veal, Mutton, sausaEes Lard TAI
low salt Pork bacouin short, every article belonging
TO a well regulated Meat Market always on hand.
JACOB EE,,nERIY, mar FL GEo- ". MATTHIAS
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ZiITI.l y / u y .
MISS MINER

yS~OULD inform the ladies yi Ottawa and vicinity,
~ that she haa nov received her STOCK "i >ti'lNI
MILLINERY GOODS. all 0f which have been selected
with great care. and -. V Dee happy TO have ladies call
and examine them, whether tAey wish TO p.rchase or
not
She hope- ~ strict attention 10 business and to'e
prices 10 merit liberal share of patronage apIl
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Lord Brougham's son, who is yet min
or and consequently dependent on his ia
ther for support. has been noted somewhat
of late for Ois attention to young actress
in the French theatre. His father recently
wrote the following laconic eplstle =" Ii
you don't quit her, I'll stop your allowance.
To which the son replied" If you don't
double it, I'll marry qer." The son will en-
enjoy seat in parliament when he becomes
Of age.
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oEEF. PORK. MUTTON &c, &c, the best the coui.u!
: ,'r.i,-.- - l- had M sol prgeu's Nra; Mar
ket corner Of Mainland Columbus streets IN ,ushnah
old stand east Of the Mansion House. The patronage oi
the r,ubiic i respectfully solicited
C...avs Or,or,.,r n sol. pEGEN. Proprietor.
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TIE subscriber VIII from t. day forth sell bread at
= tire csHts for the pound Loaf, So LOArES FOR
81. Persons by paying 81 - tickets. for which they
get bread fresh every morning until the tickets
all returned.
Also sGlr Cakes, Ginger Cakes &C. at cts. Per DO
Ecu'
the Bakery Nsttiurer'- Block next 20 CRFEvRz's
: tore Lu--l-ly-L 1. PIEEGrE-
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L u NJ B f r
Highly ipportGnt to FdrR,ers and al Others! s!
EfiISEIEGn

II ESPECTFULLY announces to the inhabitants Of OF
N and the surrounding country that he has OBJ
tanned the old nd well known Lumaer Yard of J. & G..
ARMOUR where he will keep constantly hand and sell
the smallest rernuneratng profit all kinks of Lumber
Lath, Shingles. Being connected with of the
extensive wholesale establishments in Chicago, he
confident that he possesses unsurpassed facilities and
therefore snlicits your patronage jun 23-y
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CUAS. l.. BATES. II. d.,
pr. .J.C. IEfTiTEIy AZ

.
particular attention gwen To- -Ir--rv- -
aai.- 4, Gibson Brothers new block "a sane
-strt on. door south % Eac Coles Furniture store
s-P2j
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F,-rggfsr RJoEseZJer. AMI !St,rtiDHsr-DascT. III.
Second store in Nattinger's block, south side Of the
court house square S
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Ana Win Illa asure Teir-s them TO the following gehe
REIEHTScES--I hampton, Esq., II. T. EameS- ESG-,
y u fre-cHti E-, J. W Nlilis, ESQ =. e. Hatheway,
~ d. d a. stone VI u VIM Osulau, Esq, jos. Stout,
~. D. r. J. Nc'SuTr-k, VI. u. } -. Harris VI. u, I.
Hay, NJ D. q Hard, n b, T. VI Macarthur, NJ D., A
c. PUtBam- NJ D.
re in the State west Of Chicago which he was
awarded the ist premium at il'r Ia sale County Fair
Teefa inserted a and improved plan, without
the Of Clasps
Rooms in Dr. Stout'- Office. in new Post Office block
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2G me FeYrier.
Direct Communication with
France

TIVE commercial intercourse to be estab-
\ he'd between the Port of Norfolk and
the st OF France, renders an acquaintance
with the language of that country, not only
necessity for those whose business may be
thus directed, but enhances its value as a go
cial accomplishment both to Ladies and Gen
tlemen. The undersigned having possessed
peculiar facilities in qualifying himself for
that capacity, respectfully offers his services
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and
Portsmouth as a French Precepter; to the
Ladies at their residences-to Gentlemen at
his office at Mrs. Freemans Boarding house
No. 81, j. Main street.
Schools attended both for classes of French
and Book Keeping on moder tie terms.
Merchants and others requiring temporary
assistance in arranging their books, making
up accounts &c, viii do well to appl y to him
before his time i fully occupied. A thorough
knowledge of The French and sufficient ac-
quaintauce with the German and Spanish
languages to keep mercantile accounts in
them if require, may render his services
useful to those eg aged in the foreign CONT
mental trade.
fe 2G CHARLES SAMUEL.
4 .CEAN VIEW iOfS-Two of the best
" located lots at Ocean View, which were
purchased at the highest premium, when the
division was made to the Stockholders, are
offered for sale.
fe 20 +. XANTZINGET,
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L AT EST VS..
From w as hington.

WAsHINGToN, FEB. 27.-Horace Greedy
was examined this morning before the
Tariff corruption fraud investigating COM
mittee. All the members were present.
The examination was included within
45 minutes, when he was informed that
the committee would net require his
further attendance.
He expresses his high appreciation Of
the candor and courtesy of the Committee,
and thanks them for calling him before
then. He says they asked him no ques-
lions which he did not deem pertinent,
and which he was not very glad of al OPP
portunity to answer.
The purport of bis testimony is under
stood to be that no man ever proposed
to put any money into his hands to in
fiuence IN any way the action of Congress
on the tariff, or any other question, and
that no one ever suggested anything Of
the sort with his consent or knowledge.
He never knew not until the late ex-
pose at Boston, had he ever heard or be-
lieyed that money was paid or promised
by Messrs. Lawrence, Stone & Co., Or by
any one else whether to members or
others, to influence the action of the last
Congress on the Tariff bill.
A gentleman of position among the
Free State Democrats Of Kansas, and
who is now in this city on matters con-
nected with the political features of that
Territory, states p ositively that Governor
Walker has not receded single point
from his recent position on Kansas affairs.
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GUNDRIES-
- Fresh Tomatoes in cans at low figure
Genuine Olive Oil in Black Bottles
Bordeaux Oil in large and small Bottles
French English and American Mustard,
Andrews ana Durkie's y east Powders,
Very Superior Green and Black Teas,
Genuine Laguyra and Old Java Coffee,
First rate Butter at % and 81 y cts.
English Dairy and Imitation English Cheese,
Wicker Baskets and Pals of every variety
For sale at prices to suit purchasers.
GEO. X. GOODRIDGE,
te No 6, CamrbelPs wharf.
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Communication AiPecte entire
Norfolk ct La France.

N resutat des communications CONNER
~ GALES au point d'etre estabis, entire ce
port ct ceux de la France, serotd' augmenter
imminent Putilite' de seavoir leur language.
Aux hommes, don't les affaires ineneront une
correspondence ette connoissance dey ientune
necesslte,, tandis que dams la societe rcspecta-
Bile, lie valeur etl'avantage de Get accomplis-
sement seront plus que iamais estimes.
lie sous signe, ayant REIMBURSEMENT OBJ
tenu plus de facilities que Pordinairc pour Sc
metre en- etat de s'annoncer CONNIE precer-
tour en- Francois, oifre respecteusement ses
services a la disposition des Mcssieurs ct DIES
danes des dcux villes de Norfolk ct Port
smouth pour les instrure dams la belle Ian
que. Aux danes chez eux, ct aux Messieurs
dams son Office No. 81. y. Msin street
CHARLES SAMUEL.
26 me FeyIer
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WAsH1SGToN, Feb 27.-Noon.-
Weather beautiful and balnny. Their
mometer 450.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-Weather
warm and clear. Wind S. S. W. Baron.
1888. Thermom. 800.
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fseW York Mark cts.

New York, February 27.-f'lour-
The market to-day was dull-with sales
of 6,OO0 barrels at $4.25a4. so for COM
mon to Good State; Ohio &4.S5a5.0o;
Southern 4.70a4 .95,
Wheat-Is dull; quotati5nsnominal,
Corn-Is quiet at former rates.
Porlz-The market to-day is dull;'with
sales of Mess at 516.40a16 so, and Prime
$13.25.
Beetle market is quiet; sales Of
Re-packed Chicag5 at $11.ooa13.oo.
I4ard-Is firm; sales at 92a9s cents.
WhisKy-The market is quiet-sales
to-day of Ohio at 229a43 cents.
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SCHOONER FOR SALE.

FIT The Schooner IMAGINE, So tons,
81 So in good order and well built, now W
ing at Campbelps Wharf, is offered for sale.
She is already for sea, every thing being
complete. Terms accommodating. Apply
to HENRY SMITH, CampbelPs Wharf.
Or VIM. p. WRIGHT, Owner, Darden's
Store, Nansemond County, Va.
fa 2G-3tN
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New YORK, Feb. 27,-The city market
house, corner of Blocker and Broadway
street, was partially destroyed by fire
this morning. Three men in it were
burnt to death.
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Miscellaneous.

WI BIER YvICK'S
w HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
CNDER NATIONAL HorE1, NORFOLK, VA.
Hair Cut, Culled ana Dressed in every STYLE,
by ACCOMPLISHED ARTISTS.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
satisfaction at this establishments
Toilet articles, &C., for sale.
de ls--ly.
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New YoRK, Feb. 27.-The steamer
Moses Taylor. from California. will be up
about 9 o'clock.
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THOICE BUCKyyHEAT'-Justthe
" season for hot Buckwhcat Cakes, a fresh
supply Pennsylvania Buckwheat just received
at the City Provision Store, and for sale low.
ie1 L. c. DEFINING.
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BY FERGUSON 4 BELOTE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
"E have a neat Residence, that we will
wv sen a great bargain, it is situated on
L a ! b street, has 6 comfortable &c.
Rooms, good Kitchen, large Cis- SN;;;;
tern, and rents for 1922 per annum Es4l i'll
Here is room for an investment, that 11G4 --'S-
will pay q fine interest, the terms of the sale
willbe made very accommodating. For further
particulars enquire of
FERGUSON & BELOTE,
fe 25-tf Auctioneers.5
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T ADIES-lf you will please look at this
IL advertisement you will find out that we
Philadelphia, nice lot of fashionable shoes
consisting of the following kinds viz:
Ladies' Morocco Thick Sole Boots,
do do Thin do
do Italian Cloth, Thin Buskins,
do do do Caters,
Misses Morocco Heeled Boots,
Childs' do Soles,
do do Goat do
Also some beautiful Rosettes. Please call
and look at them
F. w. SEABURY g. SON.
fe % 10 Market Square.
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VICK kerry & COMPANY

" &c n E r Y & COMPANY,
' Booksellers Stationers, Book Binders,
and Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 10 Main
street, Norfolk, Va. Keep constantly on hand
large and well selected Stock of BOOKS,
In every Department of Literature.
Country Merchants and Strangers visiting
the City would find it much to their advan-
tage to examine our stock before making
their purchases, being confident, that we can
offer them great inducements.
VlCKERY Il COMPANY,
te - No. - Lain street, Norfolk, Va.
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Y. S. GUYOTvS
"DYEING ESTABLISHMENTS"
LUDLOW HAS REMOVED II
NO. 81, West Main ST,

LUDLOW HAS REMOVED TO
NO. "a, West Main st.
have just received choice lot of goods,
ID selected especially for the Ladies of Nor
folk.
doz Pomades, Assorted
do do Frangipanni Pomades,
do do Boudois Pomade,
do do Barrel Pomades,
lgross Assorted Colognes, doz Cold Cream,
4 do Extract Frangipanni,
do Lnbin Ext Assorted, gross B Windsor
Soap,
4 doz Monster Soap, do Universal do
2 do Milk Of Lettuce Soap,
2 Go Banzold Soap,
do Black Strick Pomade,
10 Gross Assorted Eng. Tooth Brushes,
3 do Lows Hair Brushes.
Together with large variety too numer-
Gus to mention. Give me cali.
JOHN r. LUDLOW,
"a West Main st,
ja2 ~ Norfolk, Virginia.
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WHITE GREASE.

DOTATOES.-4000 bushels of superior
Il Jersey white Mercer potatoes, equal to
any in the market, in store and for sale low
by THOS. P. CROMWELL,
te 2-tf Higgins Whit.
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Gum DrOps-A large lot on hand, fla
~ .vors,, strawberry, Vcrmilla, Rose Lemon
&c, for sale by
fe % l.. W. WEBB.
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ENHOSE III A IDS That have been work.
l. ing for my stores, No. 6, and "a, Main
street, will hereafter call for work on Non
days only !; to commence nert Monday Sth Of
February.
fe 2 N. BAUM.
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YeN1tN1I
TWO CENTS.

conclusion isa most desirable one doubt aud heartily
shall rejoice IL it can be attained but il Is 10 be feared
that the forbearance and philanthropy Of other nations
will scarcely extend 50 far. For the moment ID must
be remembered that the cable is only extended be-
tween two points of the British dominions although
the first line H. OF course but the fruitful parent o
many others4 minor, bat still important result
of this new method Of instantaneous communication
viii be that the escape Of aefctoss from one side TO
the other viii become AN impoasibiity "a person
guilty. let say OF forgery embedement would be
safe he put himself board ship under the
new system Once there, he would be fairly trapped,
and find the officers Of Justice waiting for him in the
potboat the other side. 1T is with great satisfaction
that we lay before our readers this day the messages of
the Queen of England and of the President Of the United
States which have been thus exchanged instananeousy
under the waters of the Atlantic Well may Mr.. But
chanan write This is triumph more glorious because
far useful to mankind than won by cons
queror the field of battle" May the triumph be
lasting it is glorious and bring forth fruit in the form
of perpetual amty and goodwill between the two great
Ango-Saxon communities l.! f,itaile noi4p1s3i all
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SCENE IN 4 METROPOLITAN RlnRoAD CAR

Yesterday afternoon of the cars on tho Metro
potan railroad rolled along its rails lady, extensively
beounced and expansvey cnolned beckoncd to the po
lite conductor u passing West street. in order to
take passage to the south end Her robe was in state
of delicious Its tissue folds hardly cold
from the alses last artistic touch, and her attire alto
gether gotten up evidently with reckless regard
lessness of expense. The only partly fedone
side free from encumbrance Upon its cushions she sat
herself at ease, with thought for her robes inicness
uppcrmost and spread it's volumnous hounces carefully
to their natural amplitude She cast her eyes at the
conductor with air of composure sang Joa and self
collectcdness. a8 r ~
g Conductor, she asked n the blandest Of manners
and most melliAuous of tones, chow many seats do
occupy y
Taken by surprise, he glanced from one side to the
other of her extended Dress and then Mt her The ladys
flce serenely interogatve A
About four, should think, madam" he sad won-
dering what would come next, s n 81 8
'Here twenty cents she said dropping the dimes
from her lavender kdded fingers into his extended palm
81 do not wish to be disturbed T.
One would have thought the possibility of disturbing
such supreme embodiment of composure rather mpos
sble; but having secured herself from the chance in
spite of saes and whspe tho quadruped fare pursued
her way happily and unoreasedly her destination 1t
was spectacle 10 admire. We commend her example
TO all ladies of similar balloonish dimensions Boston
Aaas.
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The Buffalo Courier states that Mr. M. " B. Buel,
managing operator of the telegraph Office in that city,
has invented tclegmphc instrument which is be-
oved to be superior to any in BY an inge-
nions arrangement Of the machine dispatches can be sent
the wire in oppsite directions simultaneously
The instrument VIII send As, 900 words an hour
Low ~ TlE ATLANTIC The ship Sea Iion Capt Col
burn from Antwerp at Boston, large pyramid of
ice the 22d ul ia latitude 43 AZ, longitude 40 20
IL about 400 feet high above the water from 400 TO
500 feet lens, and about 200 feet wide Capt Colburn
also reports having several islands Of ice near the
same place rte
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THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ADMTNIS-
TRfITOM
[trom The Richmond fyal ! south. /

seh IRON the Ric'lnond (va) Southl I,
Everybody understands that the success az the dan,o
cratic party in 1860 will he determined by the success Of
the administration In this fact find an explanation
of the indscrimnate attacks upon the President and
cabinet which daily appear in opposition Journals By
suoh abuse they at once crafty an instructive animosity
an prepare the public mind for success
sion IT, then, discard all ideas Of Justice and all OBJ
legations OF allegiance to democratic administration as
democratic Journalists will still find abundant motive
for the defence Of the President in the obvious ntcesta
OF the party, .t sf $3.50 t b. -
Mr. Buchanan has been in Office just eighteen months
and In that brief time he has achieved enough for the
country to sgnaize entire administration. First In
order OF time, and perhaps of importance the adjust
nlen Of the Kansas difficulty The mere statement Of
this service is snlcent to secure 1t due tribute of
popular applause. Then, came the gratifying an
noancement that Mormonism had been subdued by
the wise and energetic of the administration
Yet a little while and the county was informed that
Great in had been compelled to renounce the prrten
sion Of superiority the In behalf Of the American
ag And lastly intelligence flashed across the At
anc that the administration had accomplished by pru
dent diplomacy what France and England could only
effect by expensive arnancnts and that hencefoth tho
United States would partae equally in the benefits to
suit from the opening Of the Chinese Empire COM
mcrcal enterprise Of the world Are not warranted
in affirming that either Of these achievements would
suffice to illustrate administration In tho annals Of his
tory Taken together and the realized results Of only
eighteen months excrtion they furnish the most splcn
did attestaton of executive wisdom and efficiency.
But this is not all. While the administration were
laborng with such zeal and effect in suppreslng tones-
tic trouble in vndcatng the national honor and In ex
tending the commercial relatons of the country nan
cia panic suddenly swept tho land arrestng the
operations Of trade and paralyzing the energies OF in
dustry In Great Britain tho rcvulson was not more
severely felt than In this country yet government wcro
compelled % have recourse to extraordinary measures Of
legislation 10 order to avert most doplofxbIe catastro
phc Without resort To any unusual cxpciient and by
ne operation Of financial system which the democracy
had inauguAted the administration were enable, ~
mitigate the severity Of the blow and to secure seeN
return OF confidence and prosperity Never zt any for
er epoch Of their history did the United states occupy
. proud position before the world enjoy large
measure OF good fortune at this very moment ar
lion may deny the glory of these achievements h demo
'ratc policy and dcmocFaaio administration but the
people will award tho credit 10 whom II IN due Ytx
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TIE AFRICAN. aNEGR0ES.---OF[.vIONa. or THE
AfT0RNEKGENERAL or SOUTH CAR0LiNA. &
OnIon OF uln ArronNrY GrNrRAL,

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The duties, it must bo remembered, collected upon
the dutabe goods entered directly for consumption, and
those withdrawn from warehouse for home distribution
AS there was large stock in bond last year to be drawn
fro the value thrown upon the market larger than
the total received at the port. tsse ~ m -rs u