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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
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Thirteenth Ward Republican Assoc'aiion.IA
iI Of the A.soaJon WI be nsid a. onasi-
I.KRs U.1 No 4c5 GKandst dpo- from Cl1toi on
TIFsDAY EVENING July Il, q. & o'cIo1k n 1he puolc
~ ''s''S By ,Srdst 1. ELLIOT, PRECEDENT
HtsKY &. BOYD, c.cs,.,;.s
bEkRY A. SsiTB,
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Assoc Iation
Hail. e.hti sDd 8.bev IN tsiohos})
EVENING, July 25, q: o'clock l. DAfFOS, ffehleht
rw,uty-sccond Ward Republican Association
Au hDJOl HNED .EE1IN3 viii BE- b.ia THIS ENENlNE
q. No All Republicans IA the WId sIo nsted
oip 0u tnt' they viii he sntIed N vote u
Inc EI,ef,on ftr D.ieg.tes. THOMAS Il. VAN BUREN,
GKo. r. CeaoHNoN, sscre-ArJ. fiesiatn'-
VIII t- beld g. NJ Sl4 srosdwsy, MONDAY EVENING q.
scekct IDiis,igL. SusDeats from 90 o.a are oyl,ed
By orier JOHN A. HAkDENBEOOk, O. e.
GEoRC. D.Lks. Secretary.
Kew-York Young Mco's Christian Associa lion.
ENf kiE0 July ~ Il oooos IN b, Uny.rsity CHAPEL An
essay win h. read by AUSTIN ABBOTT, ESQ. snbect:
Dses Of Young Mer to The Onefc1p Young men oofd
,yx u,it.d 10 a.,ena. EUGENE THOMSON,
Recording Secretary.
Hvxicnjc Medication Drags.-DE TRAIL
SnALLEY ,sips all fOms OF Feyers, In
Complaints and other ofner acute Diseases
vnoout Grugs without losing patient Their treatment
ihe prevalent oly'es among cnidrep
Osoe ior and prescnpt'ops, NO 10 LalshtN
s,s.ary Uayton a. Co.. Sle Plorietors for the Uni,ed
n.s,ss al Iir 4 ANGUS SNlrHS DislkFECTlNG POW
pLa M M Of two pounds st only - cents also In
NJ Of loo pounds cy be Depo Nc. 1s7 Broadway
oIl~fs by NAL 6De6. For saie by Druggists.
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n HENFY wAsD BrEcHER'S SERMONS
1h. Ts'e ard Book bnyv sclfay respectfully advised
n@ Pen Ihtt p4p.s'lrg oot.p he SImoss by Henry
Wsic t Ch,f ald tyefis-d pubhsd dur1g the week
is"t"N righteous sfr neither I'D for ubcA'ion nor
az i' 20 ~ fhe sethQr the pflss pfssrg puhsbirg be
sn- he'"i a-ADens ther lodge 81 Bech-rs
SoSs s 20 20 ise '3TSss; s poe VOL NJ Of SER
IrtJcausD by flc s4tboI. Dee usAt p mo yli
DERBY JACKSON p.NTslers No. li9 vssss1-st.
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just Published:
- ~DRIGHrLY's UNITED STATES DIGEST"

s~OPIGHrLY's UNITED STATES DIGEST" "
ID l. ansly toAl DIGEST Of tAe LAWS of the UNITED
ATrS o Of the Constitution 10 the end OF the
xxxlNih CHNcss-l7ss - iS7 vol knp Svo., LIZ pp.
Pnos only f6.
From e Hon B. Txney, Chief Justice Of the Uued States
"uss Of much value snd wed dscoltel The beads
aeh the eforeDt Acts Of Congress arranged well
dnz have been able g. Is cosnplete The
Soi ha vdeny teen Prepared wth much care aud judgment
sDe ir 8oubt not BE- very 3sp4able 70 the public
PROM he hc1. James NJ Wsyne, Associate Justice Of he
SlpIsne Court Of zoe Uneo Sites-
%" purpotey postponed my Scknewdg net 10 you for
III Brhtys AuAlytcl Digest Of tss Laws of tAe United
Se, e,sbe to tia fidelity Of n execution and its
<he United STATES icio single VOLUME that not
sny The esAou OF COusess has oreD bot hat Is
zt1 rlsgr The Statutes Lee that the
of Dsgrs: may esSer D. vs.isd cipoved II any
the latter BE- done cscd Digest
x4n'ly of Suyr~tn- IL saved
Rrsotly aud deserves tb- SPECIAL pauouac Of lawyers aud
Sld oi al In public life, vel
has, cs<sna hunrss nevertheless
zder " them at al umes the rcsdies,
esns of .aInins has The legislation Of he Congress
II The InIsd Sts.es shal kI. Sshlys
5ycst ofhcAly aId IL ny stsoy 49,,
Recently Puhfshed
NEARTOU'S AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW. rourth and
asyis.s E1.cn Tses.e the C.imins Low o tie United
eAtes ; vo. I've. ~ D gcs. fnoe s1 81.
NBAETONS pNECEDENTS % lcDtCINENTs AND
PLEAS md Revised N leu vol so. $40 pases
Pns- 80 - .
sore,o, Lis. Il. D. vol s,o si5 psees P.ics 90 S.
KAY BROTHER
Law BeObselrf,, Publishers I'D importers,
Lo 10 Sosth e.Iins-, Hhilseel lpDa.
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VOU MUST READ 1T,
JUDGE POR YOURSELF.
T1yE CHITics Say
IT Is HIS LAST AND BEST.
LORD MONT TAGU'S PAGEa
BY

u p r JAMES.
II. T. fucREknty Ise, ssys:
vbs lss effective his style repoGisted 10 Lord
Mop,a,is P.se' Written by unknown 70 fame y
be hailed q Vross the lsi.s mAper Ia whib
Mes Cads Peterson have itsned 70 toetei The
vgor and eaee bestowed BY s prolific author tn
fresh Asng euaoD of quite rernIhebe Tor tbs
nmuiie Il historical detail, ig artistic "a ence q
incident kindly of feeling H. tDe lack OF enter
tsniDg tbs spls the present numerous read
ora viii bsnb o.t heartily an oo friend c,noiog brave
y giving them sop1e-hs TO begue >d ce<r
and eniven he lantud hcrrs Of The Sumner sece
VIZ. YOUNG EDITOR o. 1BE N. Y. ALBiok, says:
The Lord Moptsgu, the hero OF this osp's
oA the aud intimate friend OF the famous Dahe OF
k,nsbam though the orDeI ooes not figure 9eAt
length introduced e. al Edward Ltasdsie
Mater Ned termed, his
otrction IN service that u mostly rendered
He IL mtrusted with dispatches t Rochelle just a. tue COM
the epiOss si@g by Rcbeen and Lolis Ai
cop5nt with the reat
WEboat deviag 10 TACT from his dny 10 his nas
f his country, bs reson, he becomes otese o. keae
h,stoI~ Of the tale Dir.
snd der Of RchceDs chsr5cfsT and
Jbe hiiks h. scarcely did him justice in
his earlier novels the CLdosfs and
without ialsJiDg the utu makes aneDde by
g yoIe, rse;ced with masters hand, jso
tl outlines of several OF as time such ss
Prnc~ Due ROhan the Ducbss de Cbev
GuiiUn IL. vsst offender OF Roche L. The 1--we
portion pretty nl % the wniup
graceful The soere,y 10. the mos; part French and
Mr. James fsDis ity wnh thai iAld On the wboe
Lord MoDsggs Pase' 0pgt hecom. a. tayoe aud
20 make his acquaintance forthwith. IL
of Philadelphia"
voL l2mo .up.ts pnued, with fine Steel Portrait Of Mr.
james 81 "a -
Published by CtlLOS 4 PETEhSON, Pbiadsipha,
sHELDON, BLAKExAN 4 Co.
NJ. lis Nssssust, New YoIh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

New MUSIC -BalmOral Sehottisch, by r. H.
IN Brown, with splendid Bhosraph. 5oc 10 Cepusoue
einue; Levsthau Gsop, d. Albert, with Ethor.ph +c
Pearls and Diamonds MazarkA, Ionel pc ssry minnr-
bed seut BY pa p.tsre free. Ffy Pssros and Meod-oLs
10 b.. \. OONDON, NO. 10 bIcAoSty' boA fhs|
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Sales bp Anftion.

A UCTION SALE Of superb HOUSEHOLD
"A FURsITURE.-T GOULDsMfTH will sell o. THIS
DAY M ndsy) all The FURNITURE 10 TIE pr'ste sass No.
~ Net tb consisting Of suites Of PsIof Fur
se covered IA .k boos-e and wet ro.ewood K,4s-res,
and sics Tables Mirrors C~rpsts Vases Paintings,
Piano LASes Secrstsre Clocks Dini3g Room burnors Of
every description Bedroom Furniture IN norwood sDd mshos
any, Bureaus Bsdssss WssbsAnt Mattresses So'ss Aok-
srs SC. Bale q, icy Ooook
A. n MElwIs, ADc1onser
pY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade-Dale
~ Rooms No Is Partfow
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
11iano- fortrs an0 tilnsie.

E,IRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
l. fos SALE or RENT st ERY Low RkTES-Ayency ol
Jscob Chickering'S Boston Pianos ID II. w. Srnhp ceie-
ksted Ne!odeoas and proved Nes-york Pianos
A. N. KANOUSE. No As Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Nrm Publications.

ERESH SUM MER BOOKS. -
TIE SPARROWGRHSs PAPERS
BY FRED &. CozRrYs.
One vi. laIno HAST .ted. n.ice 81: ,
The bsmoT of III Co1zens susa1s and spirited anc
sosnu,y Of golden Louisville jour
H.tbns ssnJ in tie Of huncI have we read In
Usny day IN I. observer
ErNr1N4 ADVENTURES Il
~ THE NORTHERN WILDE: OK, A TRAMP IN TIE
CaATgAgGAY WOODS.
One vol Emo, illustrated. Price 81.
We lows TO throw The and " N rod and gun take
such s.iaaD the author describes" Cou Ad'ertiser
Ill
BELL SMITH ABROAD.
r2ns with Portrait Eushsb Beauty Paris and other
Illustrations. PIice 81 50,
Her brilliant and her owD sparkling wcoing and de
hul oen grssd the ool1mns of this paper AND
vcton,sD Louisville Journal
HENRY WARD BEECHER'S STAR PAPERS
Pncs Il %. -,
"we bave laid aide green and blue
wat experiences No tailor should ever make onm
pocst Tbs, w not held II, Hno 10 pocket ma WI a
w.Ieon.. thu. hOok thing beauty tbs: .ss b Joy
kssvsLp iIndepcndent
WILD NORTHERN SCENES.
BY s. H. HAMMOND.
IllU.trated. Price l. =,
frc,h bock Of travel aod adventure written BY healthy
o culture we bespesf 1roa well
Tier. i. s.nuess about this n.is delight,
To-" Commercial ADVERTISED
TEE HAND BUT NOT THE HEART.
BYT. S ARrHrS
Price 81.
"The entertaining Instructive Of the simple
and bssnifnl stories for when the country IS indebted 70
An irtsrestpg earnest and seriou, novel" ="
.Ep PSss sr%s sye1i1t aess4s RGlls'n'
DEkBY 4 JACKSON Pubi.bers New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

TINTED STATES LAWS-LAST SESSION.
UNI iHn STATES OF AMERICA PASSFD ar THE FIRST
hssslON OF lhE IoItil-fikrd COSGhgSS i557-'5S
ca fuy latfd vltb the oIisln4
N l,y Eot,d BY he Hon Grose SANG R,v,i sv,,
sL Jos. published oy LITTLE, BROWN CO
No. ~ " ishoztnu "A 6oate,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

GIS WORTH Of MUSIC Cor 25 CENTS
W lP "GsNrLE AEEIf" "Nia- 49, h,y, r,s,aa
yoe Bsssl Den" Je4uBi~ With the tkat brown h.iy
soaos - love-" ard the words sLa nslsy 4 ~.
sl ppo. sopas N the EDgsh 'ailed i al ocSa
eors, eeD ,. housh' for . e.,'s
Ass SsE III " 0ENcIE ANNE SFLODlST"
S'iaai rer: - Esi D<s,ste pad
Nc "a .sc~sy, Str fsG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
}Jnntiue.

1t EVERDELLs-l00 elegant WEDDING
~ CARDS b,ltifaliy ynatsd. sre ite ENVELOPES Aest
by ulaal sheitsd 5roa1ws7. Duane
DEAUTIfUL PRINTING Sc the lowest CASH
ID PRiCESCsrds Cine lsrs. Hhssns kc yrir,-t cheaper
than ever. Cal aDd p ECXLHR No y Puou-si. " Y.
EeAgiH 81 G0DWN-TRlbUNE BUILD
o IHCs print everything f.om he sslest >RD LABrl
the l,rsest BILL BOOK, Ire loves: Can Pnes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Goal.

C,ucE or 1Bx CunsEBL.sp Coal AND IRos COMPANY,
Corner Of Broadway and Ws.krt, }
EEw-YeRk, ApsI a. Iab1
N,HE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
COMPANY ere prepared contract for .hs sse of
their well sld approved qualities Of CUMBERLAND
COAL viii BE- SHIPPED IN the b~st order from ne Cog taays
eroo.s :: Asxaors Va, and Belin ore, Ma
fhe Company when required will ohsrtsr yesss6 q n.e~
tssLt without charge ROBERT p. GETTY. Yresesss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
professional Notices.

O4sce foi procuring
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENIo'
J. p. PIRSSON, NO. wALL'ST" N.
ApsnpAle: Of infruls5or sen, fie- ey nsap
EDWARD II. DIXON, II. D., Editor OF iSs aa
~ scAp- ,e sr.kor Of al Pr.eiea TIse' 1q ~ ~ -
CONSULTATIONS ca tAe moro obscure cseSee ~ a, n
cfce koars ou .o s. 70 Ard 70 sve-nI r. 49,
s.asr souTs se IL 4. his p.v..e hospital TIE ors
se .. NJ vsseys-, Assor House, wnere :. -, -
s7saess co1araG1iesaors rlus be e - -
Se received CoVE1tng fee s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Water Gnrs.

IRE. J. LOwENTHALs WATIR-CugE and
~ GYss.srru- Berren Hshts Ne~'Jerseyi tea ms1ss
fyora ,r the Hob ker jersey Gig uy ~ regular Ass
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bng.
III b,n ,oa n Y. 25 uilss from the city BY n E5s
Rsrosd as natural location s1rpessed II bcsn;y By oths
ia he Ur.on T.m. t5to ee Ra ws.s yor e,.usn sdss
HyHE SARATOGA WATER CURE is tho
pcs wLsre iIysds 10 ressin health, sod whsfs ths
vsGy 10 res from -u Abors Lasss aud any reoms Ss
fc1p3 here, and led that vii DO good 10 res JPN
ASdrsss n bEp0RTHA, u. .. sssssoe Spsssss ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Misfellancons.

COURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
W Ei.x.u .nown. cnrvs TAN, PIMPLES. rkECkLES
SALT REEUH B4RBEES ITCH CHAPS CHATS
TENDER FLrSH S s~ee h-ps ne s,I{ e>ss sl,y;rs 81;
ttrosts from low f'iehess upper hp .ny pat o. zoe
10y, s1es sd ess siy..Irsl &c LIQUID HyuOs in
e .sss HAIR o7E instantly converts rsd OF 1z; a.
=, ,.sani e-o~n, S1thou s'ani,G toe nc Aia
REsTORAIIVE f5T - nar % NV sae essk- - -lTJ sN
.a- .l..y .rG si.ty JUnS q DT GOUHAucs cid s.t.e
Ned 3.ro, Ne II WAIhER sTGEEr So, raw ION
E,o.jv.y h-s. HAYEs, ercoly3s CAaLsSpiE Fa-sSsL
asa, EATEs. 10 - Wsseasoo -. bestSoi IsLs. sA>a
EREEu E1vrrsss; s.se xISes.< sel<ya-iy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

PUBLISHED Tsis DAY, JvLy IS:
THE LIFE AN II ADVENTURES 5
MAI. ROGER SHERMAN POTTER;
TeeetbeI ~ and exceedingly interesting account OF
Of his ~ hev, IN Politics Diplomacy and War;
sL of which a. recorded GU, Of sheer love for the
mM,l ,pt OF ibis truly ambitious nston.
ILLUSTRATED WITH TWELVE SPIRITED AND CHAR
ACTERISTIC ESGRANiHGS,
BY HUBER,
wherein the hor decsR that this great wO-t neither
uspssied French, pgsed from the unpublished
sOis Of knghs5 author bu. truly AID honestly written
kr the especial tep.6 Of hia publishers. by
PHELEG VAN TRUESDALE,
wbo vi bout si ing permission respectfully dedicaes 70 his
G-se snd beBeaetor JAMES BUCHANAN President o thesc
United States
l2mo, cloth. Price 81 25.
.srs of adventures drol aud whimsical as those OF the
saoous GA Bias - Herald.
STANFORD 4 DELISSER, Pubsbers,
No. sos broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

WANTED-A PARTNER, to engage in q new
w Invention, the sr- siest fr saving life and
property Dkns vessels at Addess A NJ Box No
l1O tribune Office
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Srotrrics, prcpisions. &t.


MESS PORK and SMOKED &EATS.--VAN
Nk HRUNT WArROUS Pork p>eisr. No - CasIa.e1r
q N.~-YuTk, offer ., tb- toilo~i1s pneos for .aa:
slno .ed HAMS sorn 9. 70 II esn,s
Eu,keI SHOULDERS from ,. ~ $! oec;a
sr, k,d BEEF 'rrm l0i y u cents
pposed BACON from 10 70 ltl cents
Ness FORK Gna Du;ehess Comfy Ness foS SIC - - II 2.
LARD Ia Tub. or barrels fs0n ~ - u o-ntA ~ 5-So
aeIs tiled s1oept for ea,a. VAN bRUtr WATHouS,
No ~ Chsnt-r~f-
nANDELION COFFEE. E.--Wh.GHT GIL
IL LIB BRO. only Iat1sfssrsfs cf T.. pcEE DANCE
LIN CUSFEI Ne 33. sta ~ " Sislt ttsssa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Dainis, Oils, Glass, &e.

COBURN's Extra LARD OIL-Very pure; vi
~ never sum ard viii bsrn rcrs 20 Sp-r B.r.k % 20
rxlouI JOHH ". aCikCy !. Co. No 81 Wilhsz,-a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

0NHE SCHOOL OFFICERS of the XIlth
i Ward invite PROPOSALS fos FURNISHING additional
DESKS. SETTEES CD AIRS, ks fr Maid school No sud
ds Island in sAo WsId according TO plans aud
file in tb. CleiAs o:s Said proposals viii b received
the Clerks Office until WEDNESDAY Aug q NEXT, .. u
o'clock
The School Officers to themselves the right to reject
any or al Of he proposals -
5MxssEs Saxss DiE,si s,oicr, Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Two TEACHERS.-W a PARTNER, IN
IL On established BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Tor
Your 3ent.u en- the city. Ee must be 'n.emsn Of
address bgh mora aid C5rsss chsrsc.er classical edueA
ton long good dspin.rsn and have ~ o
10 invest: line addressed fDUS Ti6lne Ofcs, stating
qusf atoms experience references Sc with real rse when
pesonsl interview be- had may rely ON being
cor fdeuti ally tr- ated, and ~ice
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The special
committee on public printing has author
lied one of it's members, Hon. George
Taylor, to open correspondence with
the principal printers, paper manufacture
ers, engravers and book-binders of the
country, with view to obtaining all
practicable information on these subjects.
Specimens of the congressional work are
to be deposited with Messrs. Arthur &
Co., of New York, for inspection. The
committee propose either to establish a
printing office or so to dispose Of the wolk
as to obviate the scrambling for it con-
sequent on the meeting of every new
Congress.
Mr.. Stanton, the late acting Governor
of Kansas, arrived here this morning.
Francis Tymany, of Missouri, has been
appointed agent for the Indians at the
Sac and Fox agency.
The case of Isaac G. Brown VS.. Joseph
R. Shannon, an appeal from the U. States
Wircuit Court for the State of Maryland,
was dismissed by the Supreme Court to-
day for want Of jurisdiction.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27
New York Markets.

New YORK, January 26th.-Flour-
The market to-day was dull, with sales OF
5000 barrels at S4.25a4. 80 for Common
to Good State; Ohio $4.S5a5. 90; South
.ern $4,50a4,95.
Wheat-The market is firm; sales at
120a140 cents for Southern; white, and
l12a120 cents for red.
Corn-The market is buoyant; with
sales of 5000 bushel at 69a71 cents for
white Southern; yellow 68a7O cents.
Pork-The market is buoyant; sales
to-day of Mess at $15.25a15.25; Prime
$12.25a12.50.
BEETLE market is steady; sales OF
Re-ihLed Chicago at $9.75a12.00.
Lam das advanced &c; sales at 9a95
Whiskey-Has advanced 4c-sales OF
Ohio at 20 cents.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27
L AT EST NE VS..
Thirty-Fifth Congress.

! WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-HoUsE.-T
committee to investigate the charges
against the members and officers of the
last Congress, growing out of the dis
bursements Of Messrs Lawrence, Stone
q Co., were authorizedto employ steno-
pragher.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the Invalid Pension
bill.
MIR. Anderson. said that, belonging to
neither of the prominent political parties,
the only course left him to pursue was
the support of the Administration in
every attempt to resist the fearful en-
croachments on the Constitutional rights
OF the South. He thought that by so
doing he should represent the American
party Of Missouri, which has no sympathy
with the Republican party. The pre-
sent excitement in Kansas will soon pass
away In advocating the Lecompton
Constitution he could see no reason to
refuse the admission of Kansas under that
instrument.
SENATE. Douglas, from the COM
mittee on territories, reported bill for
the admission of the State of Minnesota
into the Union, which was read and p,ac-
ed on the calendar.
A message was received from the House
announcing the death of Messrs. Brenton
and Leckhart, elected to that body from
Indiana.
Messrs. Bright and Fitch delivered
eulogies and the usual resolutions of
respect were adopted.
The Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton of the bill to increase the efficiency
of the army.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27

New ORLEANS, January 25.-The
steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, has
arrived. The country was in a complete
state ofanarchy. Nearly every State and
town throughout the Republic were pro-
nouncing against Comonfort. The capitol
was in state of seige. Comonfort had
1000 troops and artillery.
Governor Zuloago held the citadel and
barracks. He had been taken prisoner by
Comonfort, but released on his parole.
Gen. zuloago and Santa Anna We're
favored by various parties for the Presi-
dency.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27
Baltimore Adve~tis' " ents.
w. J. HOOPER & co. j..
Corner of Sonth and Pratt street
BALTIMORE.

q .s,sisxe.ss. MANUFACTURES Of MAJ
'' chine made netting for fishing
nets, seines and other purposes also gilhng 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 a particu-
lar depth, or tapered. would confer favor
by giving timely notice beforehand, as it is
impossible to have hand all the kinds
which may be wanted; seines hung and tarred
in thorough manner.
TANNING AND TARRING
We have building and apparatus pur-
posely for Steam Tanning and Earring 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.-It is always desirable to avoid
danger of delay, to have the orders for net
ting sent us some tim before it is wanted. It.
is impossible to anticipate the wants of all,
and we should be pleased to have orders by
mail or otherwise, which we will fill exactly
in compliance with the wants Of the customer.
Estimates of est Of Seines, any length OF
depth, will be sent by mail on application.
oc Sly w. J. II. 4 co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27
why Don't you Gail in to
J. M. Freeman's Store,
AND LOOK at his splendid stock ~

A ND LOOK at his splendid stock ~
N of rich sets of Coral Canoes, e2AA
Lavas, Garnet &C. Also his stock esAsAA
of fine Watches-Chalelaine Brooches and
Rings, Diamond and Seal Rings, Bracelets,
Necklaces. Thimbles, Crosses, bosom and
sleeve buttons, Lockets, Keys Guards and vest
Chains, studs, breastpins of cameo and pearl,
silver forks, spoons, cream, pie and bridal
knives, ladies and sugar spoons, goblets
tumblers and cups, fuel knives, butter knives,
cream and jelly spoons, fish knives and forks,
napkin rings, table tea and dessert spoons
Coffee and egg spoons, walters, rich plated
tea sets, walters, goblets, urns, forks and
spoons, ladies and tongs, urnS and pitchers,
sugar and butter dishes, salt stands and
spoons, aslers and wire bottles in sets, egg
boilers, tea kettles, walters, fruit and cake
baskets, butter knives and sugar tongs, card
cases and porte monnies, with host of other
things.
Always on hand large lot of STEEL gold,
silver and shell spectacles and eye glasses, to
suit all ages. Gold pens and pencils-silver
pencils with gold pens, gold dish pens. In fact
if you wish to purchase there is no store
Main street so fully supplied as J. NJ. FREE
MANS-and for the ready cash you can
buy everything low. no Is
DOBERTS & CO..
Ia ROANOKE SQUARE,
Are now prepared with large and complete
assortment Of Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church
and Factory Stoves, for Wood and Coal
comprising over thirty different patterns,
many of them entirely new, to which they
solicit the attention of buyers, as they will
find it the best selected stock it has yet been
their pleasure to offer to the public and upon
terms that will give satisfaction.
Tin, Copper, Brass, Japaned and Hollow
Ware, Tin Roofing, Cutters and Copper
Works of all kinds done in a superior man
ner, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, Wire,
&c.
Pumps of all the most approved patterns,
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, &C., ETHEREAL Oil by
the Dbl, and at retail. An examination Of
their stock is respectfully solicited which
they are determined to offer to cash or
prompt paying customers on the most liberal
terms.
no 26 VIM. d. ROBERTS, Jr. & co.
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!!
JUST RECEIyED 40 bblg Of @HA
at the Flour Store No. 7, Union St.
no 20 E. A. ABBOTT.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27

MOBILE, January 26.-An enthusiastic
Nicaragua meeting was held here last
night; at which General Walker, Parson
Brownlow, and others spoke.-Walker
disclosed what he said was the secret of
the Governments opposition to his ex-
pedition-a proposition to go to Mexico
to unite in the civil war there, with a
view of acquiring territory! Resolutions
demanding Paulding's trial, and denounc-
ing the Government, were passed.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27

New YORK, Jan. 25.-The Paris cor
respondent of the New York Commercial
says that the French will not act in con-
cert with the English in the attack on
Canton. The French ministerial organ
confirms this by stating that the French
Ambassadors orders are simply to de-
mand reparation for the massacre of Cath
>olic missionaries, and if this be refused,
to direct his armed forces upon Cochina,
China, where the assassinations COM
menced.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27

New NoRK, Jan. 25.-The weekly
statement OF the city banks shows the fol-
lowing totals:-'Loans increased $1,000,
900; specie increased $6,018,O00; depo-
sits increased $sOs, 900; undrawn depo-
sits 81 100000, circulatitN decreased ST.
100000.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-27

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Governor Rich
ardson arrived at Omaha, Nebraska, Oh
the 10th. In reply to the message from
the majority of the Legislature now in
session at Florence, he expresses disappro-
baton of their recent adjournment to that
place and request their immediate return
to Omaha.