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4 70 attend 'f'4' 'nv''oo
%. ssse Tss' ~. sI scsat -; s.
he 'eods Of the family invited % asssnd thu ru,.
sss n aiu'dsyl sn~~poon, .. Two oepocx ~ ~
Mia in naisda, mosnns, Fos n, Arssv short q.
I'm ira az aod relatives those finally The n,ev
bers or tho ,Gubok iusrd the LJr.sp
CIspp Muske eers and the MotuA Base B CUB, arc ~.
sence. No M LNst 1hrty nr street On SUNDAY arss
noon. At one O'Clock. without further NOTES.
pAssS @, n1s,ay mUr ing Feb H. JoHs Pm.
months
PKs Suddenly, IN brooklyn, Friosy afs.rnocp Feb
u, Iucv An wife Of James Pike. aged 81 yess
Funeral two O'Clock on Sunday afternoon from hor
late residence, No 2a2 Hicks street Brooklyn Frent,
and relatives are iovited wtbow further notice
Rrpp-On Friday, Feb. II FRKDEucK Rupp, in the 28a1
year Of he age
The relatives and friends OF the family and the mnbevy
o. nmmoud lodge lao, Of o. r are respe,tfrl,y
itviteo 10 attend the funeral sunday afternoon Il ~
SeteL without further invitation from hs late Residence
No ST kvipg.on street His remains Will be taksn u
he cemetery o. the Evergreens
ssra-on Friday morning. Feb. IL, MARIAN Saurn WI
COW OF the late ALdrew Smith, aged SO years
Too relatives snn friends OF The family are respecttuv
ivheo attend the funeral services the residence x
her causher No 81 Rivington street this sturday) A.
New Rochelle for inerrnent Sunday morning at eefs
O'Clock
sr'rTxNBuscu.- On reursdsy Feb II wu11As T. ,,o.-,
xsScRGH, IN the s9th year OF his age
HIS Relatives aDo friends are requested attend the u
neral from his late residence No 81 Fourth avenue tbi
(Sarday} Afternoon at O'Clock without further nvi
tstion
TroHr.-on Thursday, Feb II, PATRICK ruouxr, aged
AZ years
lis friends and the Society Of st vl1cent de Paul ofs
Peers church requested to attend the funeral frou
ST. vmcep,s HospsaI, Eleventh stree. Sunday aser.
at two O'Clock.
WHITNEY In brooklyn. on Thursday, Feb. IL, JoH
WDnAxY, in the 7cth year Of his age.
The friends and Iestves Of the family invited at
tend the funeral th- Saturday afte O'Clock
from tie residence Of h son. No loo Butler street. 5ou,S
Brooklyn
Nevburg papers please copy.
WoCrrEk-A Sherbui Chenanro county on Tuesfsv
Feb o. Mrs BEsx, woo-TxR wi or George Wooster nd
mother Of George W. Wooster city in the 62c yoog
OF her age.
Schenectady papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
Eah

WASHINGTON Feb. IL, 1868.
appears from the books of the Treasury Department
tat the total amount of the receipts the Treasury
iron March g. 1859 (~hen The constitution Of the Uated
states vent into operaton), to the ls Of July 1885,
81 e55 o oco the expenditures for the naval and militia
ry 1924 Ooo and foe the civil list sle
600 eco for Revolutionary and other PENSIONS ST. 3oo
600; Cor redemption of public debt 1898 oop 0oo &c
The Secretary the Treasury advertses proposals for
the issue Of five millions Of additional Treasury notes,
authorized under the late Law,
Messrs. Sweeney, Rucnhouse, FAINT & Co. quote land
WARRANTS SIS 10 9l cents per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
Execution 1T the McKccsport Murscrers.
prrrxprpc Eob ~ 1853.

Henry Fife and Charlotte Jones, two Of the McKcee
port murderers, hung this afternoon at O'Clock in
the jail yard Of ths city. The execution was witnessed
by about thirty persons but very large crowd we're on
che outside Of the yard Both murderers delivered ad
dresses acknowledging the justice Of their sentence but
ssd that Monroe and Stewart are innocent Stewart IL
senteuced 70 be hung in fortnight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
A sham Duel and its Consequences.

PmtADEI1nA, Feb. 7, 1893.
sham duel took place this afternoon, the west side
.,s the schuykill. between two young men named De
chsrmont and sheridan. The balls were drawn by the
seconds from the pistols before they were handed 70 the
oombatan,s fact OF which sheridan was aware As the
c,os were Cred sheridan FELL and De Charmcnt fearing
the consequences fed To parts unknown In letter no
re at home he stated that II hc had killed bis antagonist
he would leave FOR Europe Immediately.
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The United States Supreme Court.

WARRINGTON, Feb IL, 1853.
No - Patrick c. shannon Rafael Garca--Mokon TO
d'smss argued for appellants.
No %. Argument continued for the appcees
Adjourned TO Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

INV UNIblN Feb Y, DOS.
Advises from Key West state that the Usited states
steam rsste Wabash 10 leave the 1ctb fer New
York.
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DkrRuu, REQ. IL, io5o.
The main building OF the new State Insane Asylum at
Kalamazoo was partially Consumed by Ore last night The
buildings we're unoccup,ed. The damages estimated at
a,~.,,t AGO
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Death OF Commodore Prrry,s wire.

NEWPORT, Feb, Il, 1853.
The wife Of Commodore o. n. Ferry, died hast night.
The funeral will take place from Trinity church, this
city, on Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
Departure or the Canada.

HnWAV, feb. u, 1883
The Canada experienced very heavy weather in her
passage from Bostcn. She arrived here al seven O'Clock
tbs utrt %, ana sal.I .sa.n e! L.y,Ifocl a. MIS-.
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The Health or Bishop Potter.

PrrrarRa, Feb. IL, 1853.
Bishop Potter, who attacked on Wednesday by
severe apopexy, at Greensburg is better, but still
critical condition.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


noyAx--NuRrIA-0r WEDNESDAY Feb 10, by the Rev.
Mr. .Yin ST BridIets church Mr. HicHAsi l.. DOIls
70 MIS- ASsE MARIA NrsrsA, both Of this cIty.
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DIR. Kelley Can he Consulted Daily nj His
oAce No Bible House upon diseases Of thu lungs, liver
and kdneys free q charge
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kiss me Qo'cs-A New Perfume for the
distilled from fragrant tulips. EJGENE DUPJf
6t9 Broadway. Sold everywhere.
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THRTY-FTFTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST sRsAsOk.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1855.
The Senate vas not in Session
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GiONd at Taking n Smile are the Artists at
HOLMES gallery, 10 Broadway Lend your charms for
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.


The Empire City st New Orlssns-el, 3aS 900
en- route % Nsss York.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1885,
'fncateamship Empire City, from New York "a inst-
via Havana 9th inst, is coming up the river.
She cepnsced at Havana with the steamship Granada,
from Aspmw,l and brings the California mails OF the
Goth ult
The steamship Star Of the West left Aspinwal on the Sd
for New York with the mails aud 2so passengers
from California ard 81 1926 600 in treasure
The Grenada let Havana the 9th inst for Aspinwa,
~ hcr return voyage.
rhe clipper III ps Frgate Bird Cope, from PHILADELPHIA
July ODD and Golden Rule Mayo, from Boston, August
os,h, had arrived ut San Francisco
Non-Arr,vaI or the Niagara.
HALIFAX, Feb l2-10P.M
The weather is clear, and there are no Signs OF the
steamship Niagara, in her l4th day from Liverpool
The gale continues.
Affairs In Warrington.
ruycosr OF rHE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES -ExEcU-
1--WE INTERFERENCE WITH NORTHUMBERLAND
WASHINGTON, Feb IL, 1858.
The investigating committees vii prove to be rather
expensive before they get through with them fney
havo already expense Of forty thousand do
lars for which Appropriation s now asked and they
are half through They will cost government one
hundred fifty Thousand dollars and effect nothing at
last.
Mr. boards proposition to raise an investigating COM
te relative executive Interference in the passage Of
measures before Congress- strongly condemned by
his friends and the House very properly tabled the
whole thing
prevalent here this evening, and may pos
sby teleeraphed the distant press that Mrs
fnueas dead. am Just informed that Mrs d. is out
or all danger, and s rapidly recovering.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

CuTns, Bunions. Club Nails. Nstls Penetrate
-r ~ fesh extracted without rsin W Dr. zACHAkIE,
ta4stoo, elnOpSeiss, w bso'dWsS,
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which used without danger In eryspess.
saves aud lotions drive the disease 10 the )r n
T optmeht penetrate far below the surface and neura,
yes exciting In ali diseases OF the skin IL equally
et,atle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Csi.,sdcrc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the world wholesale and retail ana as dye
properly applied. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Oxygepsted Bitter~.-T"is peculiarly eflics-
medicin. has .ctsl and trial will sssfy the
steptcSl sufferer thst IN regard the OF this
r. medy 100 uch be said lie praise 1t viii
o,rpelsih.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Batch. lcr's Hail Dye, Wigs and TcuPooa--
The world surpass,n al made Sold and applied
At the r,snntactory, rs broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

A. Grardjean IL the Only Perscn ws~ car
be cosuled scientifically all diseases OF tho human hair
Church street. Of barclay The sixth and Eight
stop nj the door Of the estaslishment
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H..,,ov.ay's Oi..smsnt IL the Only Exs

Relief n Gtv~~ ~ tho Weakened Powers Of
the stomach by using WINGS Fsrina Crackers.
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n.nancS saiomaruer saxcs-Wfth Patent
powder proof ocks and bars Also Gre and burglar
oroc' psrlor safes Depo. IVA pea.kstIee
ROBERT n PATRICK
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Card.-AL Persons ~ no have Gray HAIR
hair Of bad color invited call and consult Doctor
GkAkDJEAN consuts,on ree) NJ ~ Church street. corner
Of Barclay His 1ud gives the hair the naurAi color de
ared and may be consdersd real prodigy Of chemistry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Rupsue.-Msrsh 4 Goa Radically Curs
truss onice Is removed yesey street. AAor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Az Imperial Ph"snxs sph Or the late BishOp
Waugh exhibition at BHADYs gallery, 359 Broadway
sals
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HALIFAX, Feb l?-10P. NJ
The weather is clear, and there are no Signs OF the
steamship Niagara, in her l4sh day from Liverpool
The gale continues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

HaIry'S TtiCot,hes ONy Il tia Bsst ard Cheap
s article for dressn ceansng curling
ing snd restoring he hair I@~try IT. Sold by AL druggists
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-04-16
TIIE. BRADLEY FARM,

AF too acre, md within two miles Of tho Vii.
llcc. will be rented soon Terms moderate.
Enquire # GEO T. EDMUND>,
Commercial Bank Building
March 10th I~,~ dtw-iw
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Leave Burlington at 72j. A. VI. and G.1o =. "
NAIL TRAN connects AT Rouse, Point with
trains from Ogdcnshurgh and Montreal the night
before. At White River functions and Windsor with
trains for Boston and New York, arriving IN Bos-
ton earlier than by any other route.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN connects A.
Rouscs Point with trains for usdenslurrh ami
Montreal. stop. over night at Windsor, and con
meets with trains arriving in Boston at 90 p. NJ.
and at New York at 10 P. NJ
Tickets for Chicago, Detroit, and the West tor
sale at the principal stations.
r. SHERDURNE. Superintendent
Nnrthhnll Mnr. 9Th lshs
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RiackWO0d'> Magazine,
BRITISH REVIEW {.

SCOTT & CO. Now York, continue {. pub
~. lish the following leading Erti'h ncriodi-
Gals, viz
THE LONDON q ARTEEIY tCon-cr,a'''.
THE EpINRURGH REVIEW CWm.).
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW CFr,eChulcnJ
THE WEsTMlN,TEB REVIEW Cib,raJ.
hLACkWOuu'~ EpGNErEUH MAGAZINE
Uorv).
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SIU VEN AIlI

stOLlD silver spoons, knives, Forks, Cap, Chill
- drcu', Whistle, and Bell, Spcctaclc.. Thin
bic, &C., Of pure silver, as low a in any other
quarter AMI engraved in .tyle not cHcelcd in
Town. AZ
BEIN-MAGD'S old stand, Church street
tr.u.t d. ~.
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T. Beoit. Jnuesvillc, Madison, Prairie pu Chez.
y. Paul and all points IN tho (Urcl Ns.i
ippi.
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NOIItIIt HR\iDS.

VU>T Received at Lyman, another lot of those
BEAUTIFUL MoHAIR BRAIpe.
Ladies please call and examine.
CORNER @1OEF
October J, l>j7. dANN
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

M and After April |. 1855, Trans will iun
~ as follows
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Believe Fall'
al SIS A. VI. and 7.35 7. VI.
Rutland for Bellows Falls at 1900 "
Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlingt'
at 1880 +. VI.
Rutland for Burlington, at 800 \. VI. and
Sis p ".
AZ Burlington trains connect with Vt. Central
r. X. and Lake Champain steamer. at Rutland
with trains for Troy Albany. New lor', ~arato.
ga SPRING., Schenectady, and the We,t-at +
Falls with trains If the Cheshire Railroad for Fitch
hursh, Worcester. Lowell and Boston-Normonr
Valley Road, far Brattleboro, Springfield. llar'
ford. New Haven and New lork-and with -ullr
van Road for Windsor White River Junction ari
the White Mountains
T. \. CHAPLIN. >urt
EutIpni March -. l-i- diWtf
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I ARD ~ Prime quality -ipl 'a!e ~
As. pLWEYS
October 18th. l>s5.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09

that unless motives of paramount duty
should oblige Palmerston to retain his OIL
fee, the simplest course would be tor
him to resign, and leave to the radical
and tory faction (Sho, though dlametri-
cally opposed to each other on the bill,
have united for the purpose OF defeating
its purposes the task Of deciding by
which of them the government Of the
country shall be carried on The Her
a'd expresses the opinion that "the only
recourse for Palmcrston is tho immediate
retir.m ent from Parliament. 1t has vir-
tually censurel the ministry, and for
them to attempt to retain authority
would be mockery and degradation =
while the Star rejoices over the defeat Of
the Conspiracy bill, which destroys the
government
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09
This European News.

The Cunard Steamship Europa, from
Liverpool Feb. 20, which arrived at New
York o.l Saturday evening, brings ore
wee,s 5 lator advices than those by the
America. There was greater ease in the
money market, and business was general
ly Improving C3nsois had advanced ,c,o-
sing al o.! to .975 for money aud &C,
coaat
The Bank Of France had lowered her
ra,o Of interest. BreadStuffs were de-
pressed cotton firm groceries quiet.
Tho Conspiracy to Murder Bill was
lost liz the English Parliament by niue
Teen majority against its second reading,
which Is Il signal defeat of the Palmerston
N,ai,tyy. Further troubles with France
are apprehcndod in consequence.
There is week S later news from In
IN, generally favorable 10 tho British,
bit % 70 great Importance.
Details Of former news from China
s@)~ Canton to be virtually in possession
OF Tie British.
The Loa40" Time, endorses the Kan
sAs pjlicy Of Mr Buchanan, as announced
in hs late Message,
There IS nothing Ct special Importance
irom the Continent,
The Palmeratou ministerial defeat
seems to be Of the most disastrous char
actep, and his speedy resignation is ex-
ceedingly probable. 1t is considered bv
the English press and people that, in his
Concessions to Louis Napoleon, he has
shown willingness to sacrifice the hon
or OF the British nation. The English
sentiment on the matter Of cxtradition
for political offences is fast approxilna-
ting to the American doctrine which re-
cognizes no such thing as a political Of
fsace. The Times says "It IS plain
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09
Revival OF B1rs1sEss-We have ac-

REVIVAL OF BUSINESS. I'VE have &C
counts from aim st every section of the
country of the gradual revival Of bust
ness. The cotton factories at Lancaster,
it is stated, are about to resume opera
tons. AT Lewiston, Me. all the mills
will soon be at work, with 10000 ad'li-
tional spindles in one of them. The
Woonsockct R. l.. cotton mills which
have been running only days in the week
are about to be put upon full time. In
Massachusetts, the Bay State mill at
Lawrence, now employs COO hands, and
will, it is believed, ere long be in full
operation. The Pemberton mill is about
to begin running under the new owners;
and the duck mill in Lawrence has re-
newed work .--Baltimo1'e Sun Of yester-
day.
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MACON HOUSE, POR7SAOU Tl
j. D. Hola. ADAY, PRoPH1EroR.
PROGRAMME
OF THE
CHARITABLE CONCERT.
~ DE- vi EN- AL
j o III N S Q N , S H A L l.,
THURSDA Y 1ltA inst

Part First.
No Grand Chorus-"Hail to the Liber-
ty,' by RossISI.
No Piano Solo-"The Last Rose of Sum
mer." by Hurtz Miss Z1rpl
DANESBURG.
No 3-Farmer's Glee.
No Vocal Duett-''l Wander in Dreams, -
:. by Wade, Sig GEORGE q DAUGHTER.
No 5--Duett on the Piano Forte-"Grand
Overture of Tampa Miss DANENsuna
No 6-} ocal Air-"The Wild Flowers soon
will shed their bloom" from the cele
brated Opera Lucia de Lammermore,
Sig q GEORGE.
No Trio -F'Gently Fall the Dews olive"
from il Guriamento, by DoNIzzETTI.
No 8-Song, with Chorus-The American
Boy, by J. Thos. Hewitt. Sig GEORGE &
No o-Grand Chorus-"Night Shades No
Longer, from the Opera Moses in Egypt,
by RossINI.
Part Second.
Nc l-Grand Chorus-Oh! Hail us vet Free
from the Grand Opera Hermann.
No 2-Grand Fantasia on Piano Forte, from
the Opera Lucia de Lammermore, by
Donizetta, SIG GENNARl.
No 3-Focal Cavatina, from the Opera III
Serato, MADAM Observation-Disclosures,
No 4-Glee-"Soft Glides the Sea-
No 5-Crand Duet from the Opera, II Tro-
vatore, by Verdi, SIG GEO. 4 DAUGHTER.
No G-Four Hand Piece on Piano Forte.
MISS DASNESBURG & SIC GENNARI, who
will play his part with left hand.
No 7-''Yes 'Tis the Indian Drum. "--round
for three voices, Sig GEORGE 4 Co.
No Grand Vocal Duett-"On to the Field
of Glory" by Donnizetti, SIG G. GEORGE
d DAUGHTER.
No 9-Chorns-"Away, away, the Morning
freshly Breaking.
Miss DANsaNDURG K SIG GExNARI will pre-
side at the Piano Forte.
Musical Director, Sig. G.. GEORGE.
mas.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09

EARTHQUAKE IN MAINE.-Yesterday
about o'clock a distinct shock of an
earthquake was felt in this city, followed
by second and more powerful one at
about two o'clock. The largest and heav-
lest buildings in the city were Jared from
foundation to roof. At first it was sup
posed that a powder-mill and powder
house had blown up. The conclusion
rescmbled the effect which might be pro-
duced by such an accident.-Po1t land
State Of Maine, Mdrcb 4.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09

PosToFyIoE AFFAIRS Virginia.
Establish Adamsville, Harrison CO., Va.
James f. Suthern postmaster.
Appoiutments. G. Word,
postmaster at Gold Hill, Buckingham
county, Va, vice Charles T. Brown, de-
clined. Frederick Grant, postmaster at
Forest Depot, Bedford county, Va, vice
Joseph II. Bishop. resigned. Aza Beall,
postmaster at Hoodsville, Marion county,
Va, vice Alpheus n. MILAN, resigned.
Tho office at Buffalo Springs Amherst
county Va, IS discontinued.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09
A Fossil Of Norfolk journalism

In the absence of Or usual number
of Exchanges, occHioned by Jack Frost's
impertincnt interference with the due
transit of the mails, we have recourse to
an osd newspaper just placed in our hands
by the oppor un, kindness OF a "friend
in ed" It's no less venerable pa
triarch than the Norfolk Gazette and
Pubatca; Ledger, Cor August 81, 1914. The
sheet is dingy with neglect and age -
True to the scholarly instincts of the
more cd fcgyish, but less menda cious
and charlatan days Of journalism, it bears
upon its front the pretty scrap Of Virgil
Ian latinty, "Sint he etiam sua prdmia
laaH." 1t was semi-weekly, peace to
its ashes! being published every We'd
nesday ani Saturday evening, by Will
liam Davis, at s.r dollars per year. The
number before us is somewhat inferior
in size to the Day Book, which is pub
lished at about three dollars annually and
issued st.r tines per week; so that its
price, as 4 snug little calculation will
show, was som, sir times that Of our own
sheet.
The present specimen Of the cart pre-
SENTATIVE rs Il sca5 in Norfolk, has a
long account of General Browns Second
Battle Of he 18th July,at Niagara Falls,
with the names Of the killed and wounded;
general orders and bulletins; "a descrip-
ton Of 'Bonaparte's Voyage to Elba;"
an editorial warning to the citizens Of
this "ancient borough" TO prepare to re-
pei an anticipated ate mpt TO capture
Norfolk; extracts from letters, papers,
&c.
Still, il those times Of alarm and per-
il. people did not forbear to 'tcat, drink
and lie merry" for we find that William
Pennock had excellent groceries and IL
quellr's for sale, while Dennis Dawley, II
N. Doae,l, and Jos. Hayes, offered fresh
receipts Of prime brandies, clarets, Gig
ars, teas, fish an | provisions. Mr.. Bres-
chard, sensible of the very liberal pat
rcnase he has RECEIVED" propose, One
Nights Exhibition of his Circus, for the
Benefit ofthe Female Charitable Societ v.
Quack-no, we mean Dqtent-med-
iclnes were in vogue, and the elk
II OF Health, y the "Balm of IBERIA" "Na-
lures Grand Restorative" and the "Veg-
etable Balm of .Lile," are just received
and for sale by Caleb Bonsal.
Ten Dollars Reward is offered for a
deserter from the 5th Regiment Virginia
Militia, and ten times that sum for the
recovery ola yellow girl, Edah,-the
underground railroad was already in run
ming order--whois described as 'about
20 years of age, very light complexion,
modest pretty countenance, red checks -,
and a remarkable handsome figure
Robert Farmar has a small DWELLING
house to rent, possession given imme-
d'ately;;' and sundry creditors badger
their debtors to M walk up and settle.
But hero cndcth our lesson.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09
Norfolk Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
NORFOLK, March 9, 1858.

Owing to the inclemency of the weather.
and the Canal being frozen, the transac-
tions with Corn to-day have been limited to
the sale of about $500 bush. prime While,
which brought 81 cents.
Flour has advanced slightly since our last
quotations. Sales to-day at Family SeasL;,
Extra $511aS5A; Superfne, S51sa$5as. J
We have no sales of Wheat to note, the
supply exceedingly limited.
Stock Peas, are in good supply, but tine
supply Of Black Peas is nearly exhausted
The market is tolerably well supplied with
Cotton, but sales of this article rather dali.
Naval Stores-Black Tar, Sl,4o, Bright,
SSll,44GG-no sales by wholesale.
No sales by Wholesale Market, unchanged
for Slaves, Cotton, Naval Stores &c.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-09

TExAs.-The Legislature of Texas ad-
iourned on the 18th ult. The State
treasury is barren Of funds, and the credi-
tors of the State are compelled to take
warrants which are at 5 per cent dis
count.
A new French military company has
been organized at Buffalo, n. Y, called
the Zouaves.