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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10
M. "A & C.AA. SANTOS,
DRUGGISTS,
NnS 2 md < MAIN C1ND r, M,
NUS. 3 and 5 MAIN STREt
NORFOLK, VA.,

NOhHOLA, Va,
nFFER large stock of Drugs, Medicines,
~ Paints, Oils, sc We extend an invita-.
ton to Merchants Druggists, Physicians and
others, to call and examine our stock which
will be found large and attractive. In addi-
tien TO other articles will be found $50 900
choice Havana and Manila Segars.
PATENT MEDICINES.
we have supply OF every article of merit
MADE IN the country. Also complete assoiI-
ment OF Flower Roots. viz Tulips, Hya-
[Colors warranted.l Also Flower. Garden and
Grass Seeds.
To Physicians we offer all the new remedies
and nearly the whole list of Thayer's Medicinal
Extracts also full and large assortment of
Surgical instruments.
Imported and American Perfumery, Brush
of all kinds, finest Chewing Tobacco, Green
and Black Teas, sponges and Corks. Window
Glass, Looking Glass Plates, &C., &c.
MEDICINAL WATERS.
Saratoga Water, Augusta Alum Water, Bed
ford Alum and Bedford (Ps.) Water, MAGNOLIA
Water, Blue Lick Water White Sulphur Water.
M. A. & C. A. SANTOS,
no 10 Nos. 4 Main street, Norfolk. Va.
FsEIGHT NOTICE. =
NJ ERCHANTS .nd others who may have
WI Freight for the Roanoke River are hereby
informed the Schr. A. X. Elliott is expected
here in day or two when she will take what
freight may offer Further information given
by calling on
no 10 JAS. f. JONES
ER-BUTTER-2O Kegs prime Co.
no 10 JAS. E. JONES.
QUCKWHEAr-A supply OF the above
II article for sale by
no 10 JAS. E JONES.
ESLOUR-FLOUk-6O bbls Welch's Pre-.
Il mum Flour,
80 bbls Patapsco Family Extra do,
40 do Mount Clare Family,
a %
perfine Flour.
Is do and X do Piedmont Family and En-
IS do N G Extra and superhne, in store
and for sale by
nov 10 JAS. f. JONES
NTACIxEREL-J opened at No. "a, cor.
4Vl ner of Cove and Church streets, at
no 0 s" VIM X. DRURY.
DLATE and Naval Cuts constantly on hand.
i full supply of No. | Corned Beef at No.
"A corner of Cove and Church streets.
NOV 10 VIM. X. DRURY.
JUST RECEIVED Metallic Tip Shoes for
a Boys Girls and Youths So.
no 10 L L BRIcKHoJsE co.
EVERY STRANGER in the city should
T. without fail visit
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
No II, Market Square.
And look at the elegant assortment of new
beautiful and cheap Dry Goods 1t will pay
you. tlt no 10
BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS.
Fine single sole Calf Boots,
Il Do double soled and double upper
Boots,
Do Caters and Brosans. all of which
are costam made and Warranted will he sold rs
per cent less than the usual price at
IVY" s. ULLMAN & co,
l0Main street, few doors
Eat of Market Square,
opposite the Day Book office.
Q9- large Show Case standing in front of
the store. -i no 10
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c. f. GREENWOOD
AGRICULTURAL FAIR

ADJ rs and Gentlemen visiting the Cif,.
- and desiring to buy cheap and fashionabis
fancy or Dry Goods, are respectfully inyiteo
TO can at my establishment. | have now on
n nana one OF the most fashionable, cheap and
can be found in this market. All goods boueht
at TINS establishment have ever been a.,
ever wllfbe toand fully as cheap, fashionable
ana n1. uula6ie as any In this marker. Fancy and
can be found at p"'siAs
e UMSfADTER,
NV 20 Church street
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL,

AUCTION SALES.
A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
n of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also a fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATC HES,
with variety of Fancy Goods NC. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed of, these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON l. BELOTE,
Sc 23-tf AuctioneerS
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New YORK, Nov. 9.--The Tribune of this
morning says it understands that Gov. Wise
has made requisition on Gov. Morgan tor
Gerrit Smith.
kIoHMoND, Nov. The statement in the
New York Tribune, relative to requisition
for Gerrit Smith is incorrect. No requisi-
ton has been made on Gov. Morgan by Gov.
Wise. 5se ~
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.--The last advices
from Matamoras stated that conducta of
three millions in specie was expected from
the interior OF Mexico
The telons recently released from the pris-
ON at Victoria, were expected to join the
force of Cortinas, near Brownsville.
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TAILORING. TAILORING

L. r. BENSON informs his friends and
up any description of Gentlemen's Garments in
a neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given.
share of public patronage Is solicited.
Oc 2l-3m
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NOTICE.


If YOU wish to buy fine Time-Keeper, or
L bridal, birth day or other present-call at
FREEMAN'S, where you will get it as che ap
as you will at the store OF any one who buys
all his goods for cash.
II you are in search of a tine set of Plated
Table or Desert Knives-set of Casters, Cake
OF Fruit Basket Tea Sett-FREEMAN will
sell them to you as cheap as any one who buys
his goods for cash.
Ifyou have fine Gold or Silver Watch and
want il put in perfect time keeping order,
FREEMAN can have it done for you as well as
any one who works for himself
All goods bought at FREEMAN'S are as
cheap as those of any one who buy for cash.
nos
WOOD WOOD-lOO Cords Oak Wood, for
w sale, delivered in this market or at the
landing on Jones' creek.
SHERWOOD h YOUNG.
nos IA Roanoke Square,
UYLOUR AND MEAL- 800 bbls of Crump's
Il and Rowland's Family. Extra and supertine
Flour,
800 bushels Crump's Meal, in store and for
sale by SHEER WOOD d YOUNG,
nos IA Roanoke squsrs,
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Auction Sales.
lib o RID WILL f

ER D Il ID e X / l. l. r
FOR SALE PRIVA TELY
aHS SITUATED just outside the limits of
III the city of Norfolk on the road leading to
---the Fair Ground, containing about 10
acres of land highly improved, well stocked
with the finest variety Of fruits; has ftF=s.e
well built 9 Story Brick and Metal Roof My:i:
BUILDING on it, and every ont house -lAAssslx
that can be required, all well built at heavy
expense, and in good order. Possession given
Immediately. Terms easy and accommodating,
for full particula lars of which apply to
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctioneer.
no 8 st Market Square. Norfolk.
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New Advertisements.

bacon, Hal as, Lard, Cheese and Butter jus
ID received, and for sale at No. a., Corn n o
Cove and Church street.
no9 VIM. X. DRUB Y.
T,AYLORS AND BLUE F'ISH-A fresf
l. barrel of the above named fish just O penec
at No. "a. Corner OF Cove and Church st.
no9 VIM. X. DRU RY.
ID wheat Just received. and for sale at SIN
cents per bag at No. "a. corner of Co1Je and
nos w. DRURY.
LIME ENGLISH DAIRY AND PINE
II CHEESE.-Families in want of a very
rich and delightful article Of Cheese will find
the same at
T.. C. DEMING'S Family Grocery.
no9 No. 60, Chnich street.
Oh & A copy
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
ON and alter this day. the Northern Mail,
~ via Baltimore Steamers. will close at *
AUGUSTUS M. VAUGHAN,
no a-3t Postmaster.
IA. A. !, E. copy 2t)
BACON AND PROVISIONS.
ID. FERGUSON,
NO. "a, COMMERCE STREET.,
South of Wide Water Street,
AFFERS FOR SALE on the most liberal
~ terms.
10 do Sides do
5 do Hams,
5 Tierces Breast Pieces,
1000 lbs. Smoked Beef, Choice.
so Bbls. Mess Pork,
IS do Rump do
IS do Prime do
200 Boxes Cheese,
10 Bbls. Leaf Lard,
20 Hfdo do do
20 do do Family Beef, Packed expressly
for family use,
100 Boxes Pearl Starch.
so do Soap,
so do Candles,
So do Scotch Herrings. Also
so Bbls Genuine Rye Whiskey,
% do Pure Old Bourbon do, for sale on
Distiller's account. Also
100 Kegs Butter, some very choice.
With general assortment of the usual ar
ticles in the business. no Sat
III A copy
CHANGE OF HOUR.
U. S. MAIL LINE FOR BALTIMORE
rEs- = On and after TUESDAY the 9Th
will leave Norfolk at 81 O'Clock, and Ports
mouth at half past O'Clock, P, nj. :,
no7 w. A. LOWELL, Agent.
transcript copy
"a FOR the special pc ia,l..' &C
to the Norfolk Fair, the Regular Axpress Train
be run as follows, during this, (Fair Week.)
Leave Petersburg Gas ususD at P. M.
Arrive at MOI folk at lOI A. NJ. Returning
Leave Norfolk at AZ p. M.
Arrive at Petersburg at 8 P. M
4 WILLIAM MALONE,
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Massachusetts Election.

to-day was for Govern and State officers.
The returns thus far indicate that the Re-
pubicans have carried the State by alb out
the same plurality as last year. GOV. Banks
is re-electep.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosroN, Nov. 8.-Banks has plurality in
this city of 69l. Last year Beach; Dem, had
a plurality of 81. ~
returns from l6l towns give Banks, Re
pub, for Governor, 24,335. Bu1ler. Dem,
1885, Briggs, straight out Wing, $500.
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REMOVAL, REMOVAL.

flNHE Grocery of M. f. BELL, formerly on
4 Main street, is removed to No. SO Butte
street, where will be kept on hand well Sc
lectea stock OF Family Groceries at the cheap
est city rates. Families up town win do we'll
to call and examine the stocK before purchas-
ing elsewhere. A general assortment OF Buck
cts, Brooms and Tubs. M. L. BELL,
nov .t. No. 80 Butte street
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NEW GOODS NEW cnoDs

w oooDS, NEW GOODS
IA oSlEkY, Gloves, Gauntlets, Merino Shirts
- ana Drawers, Dress Trimmings and Hon
j., take pleasure in informing my customers
that am now this morning opening splendl ID
ana very full assortment of the above namen
gooas; am now prepared to furnish all clag5ss
Win Heslery OF nearly all qualities and stvles
very cheap, as well as Gloves, Gauntlets ana
the hke, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children
shali be ,disposing these Bargains rapidly a,
wen as others not named, and an early cali nv
e e, can be supplied at the Cheap Fancy store
lauren Giu ca street doors.from Main, an American
Rag Sign at the door,
nos To wy,yJ,A,n
FINE BRANDIES, MINES, ,Nc
N U. ). Bonded Ware House, Imported from
L the pest market and for sale on accoa:o dai.
ing terms. Y'3''
II Casks Mederia Wine
Pipes Holland Gin,
l3 q Casks Port Wine,
Pnncheons w. /. KUN.
~ Z Casks Hannesey Sherry Wine
II OctaveS Signett Brandy,
70 X Pipes JAS Hennessy l. b Brandy.
II 4 Casks do do dn
Y j. do do do do
8 = do Vineyard Proprietofs do
D DctaVeS do do Din
ROGERS " LANGLEY
~ NO &. NewtOn's wharf
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LADIES. YOUR ATTENTION .


.,sssA MY Stock of Fancy Bonnets, Ribbons,
EAsA Flowers and Millinery of all kinds has
~ lately been replenished, and now invite
your examination and patronage.
] nm prepared to do work in moment to suit
the taste of the most fashionable and as low as
any.
Feathers cleansed and dressed in the best
manner. | will open my Stock of fancy BON
NETS on Monday the 3lSt inst. Come and see
Mrs. H. CRANBERRY,
oc 2s-2w No. e., Church street
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HO! FOR THE FAIR.

=
THE Subscriber will run h is s4----Sr.Aa&h
l. OAINIBUSSES TO and from 42sESsafsf
the FAIR GROUNDS during the continuation Of
the same.
They will start from Main and pass up Church
street every hour or two during the days OF eX-
hibition.
W Fare each way TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Ladies or G N ma q N who desire 10
avail themselves of this mode of conveyance
have only to signal the driver anu he will stop
to take them up.
no sgt w A q col IL
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR
RENT

WILL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite St. Paul's Church. 1t con-
tains nine rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard and large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate to.a good tenant. Possession given
Jan. lst, 1860. Apply to the present tenant,
or to A. WRENN,
oc lS-tf No. and ii Union ST.
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watches, JeWeIry, &c

a. WOULD call the especial attan
lion OF strangers, my friends ana 9th :
SA& erS to my large stock OF Gold ana
49, S Silver Watches in Hunting, open ana
Magic Magic Cases, Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, Seal
hlngs, Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, STUDS
iLockets, Diamond Rings ana Breast Pins. a
large assortment of heavy karat Gold Wed-
ding Rings. >''' "sa-
PURE SILVER WARE.
euch as Table, and Tea Spoons of different
patterns, Table and Medium Forks, Butter, Pie
Sream and Cake Knives, Buckwheat and oaks
SERVERS, Cups, Gebiets, Berry Spoons, Crumb
scrapers. Salt Stands, Spoons, and lots o other
articles too numerous to mention
Silver Plated Table Casters. Tea Sets r,re
Cake Baskets, Goblets, Walters, &c.
an desiring articles in the above line should
give me call, as am determined TO sell At
very low hgures, and will warrant every article
to prove as warranted -
c. f. GREENWOOD,
uo,-, q Main street
FefSonai attention given to the repairs of
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry &c. The prices ia
an cases VIII be reasonable and work warran,
ed. IAN
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SECOND DISPATCH. |
Massa chusetts Election.

BosroN, Nov. 9.-Heturns of the election
yesterday, from nearly the entire State, give
Mr.. Banks majority oi..upwards of 5000 in
the whole vote.-His plurality over Mr..
Butler, the Democratic candidates. upward
OF $4,000. The Senate stands 81 Republic
cans, 4 Democrats, and two doubtful.-House
Tsp Republicans, to 30 Democrats, and
Opposition members The entire Republican
ticket is elected.
MNEw YORK, Nov. Sth. The U. S. steam
frigate Brooklyn, under orders for Vera
Cruz, sailed from the Quarantine this mora
ing. She was detained there in consequence
OF homicide having been committed on
board last night. A seaman named George
Ritter, " no had been confined for disorderly
condact, was beaten so badly as to cause ms
death. The ships corporal has been arrest
ed on suspicion OF being the guilty party.
Ritter belonged to haston, Pa.
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. S.--The following re-
tsrns of the election held in this State to
day have been received.
h. Four wards in this city give 5s3 majority
for Harrison G. Hobert, Democratic candi-
Date for Governor
s'asin Rsck county, eight towns give Alexan-
{def W. Randall, Republican, for Governor,
$40 majority, gain of 200 votes.
.diIn Kenosha county, two towns give. Ran
dali 81 majority.
In Columbia county -four tewns gave Ran
dali 80 majority.
~ In Monroe county, two towns gave Ran
Dali l0S majority.
b. In Dane cannty, three towns, including
Madison, return, Hobart (Dem) by 60 major
.ity.
In Waukeska county, two towns give
Randall $50 majority.
In Dodge county, six towns give Randall
500 majority.
Scattering returns from various parts of
the State show Republican gains over the
vote OF 81, and indicate the reelection of
Alexander Randall as Governor.
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L EST NE VS..
The New York Election.


= New YoRK, Nov. o. The Tribune of this
morning figures out the result of the cleo
ton in this State yesterday as follows:
The i've State officers on the Republican
and American ticket are certainly elected
: by large majorities. The other four officers
ON the Republican State ticket are In doubt
under the present returns but the Tribune
thinks the Republicans are probably cleo
ted.
The Republicans have elected majority
OF the rev Senate ticket, and probably have
an increased majority in that body. The
Assembly is also strongly Republican. The
county officers elected are three-fourths of
them Republicans.
New York city electslone Republican Sen
ator which is gain The "Mozart Hal" or
ex.Mayor Woods Democratic nominees fall
very tar below the "Tammady HalP' candi-
dates. sa+ ~. s-1r
ALBANY, Nov. 9th--3 clock, A. ~ The
Atlas and Argus comedies the election of the
whole Republican State Ticket.
lsEc0ND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9th.-The vote in this
city was only $4,000, over 10000 less than
the number of names registered. The Dem.
ocratie majority in the city for Comptroller
is l2,577, and for Secretary of State 1901.
The latter candidate received the vote of the
American party.
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WILLIAM D. ROBERTS, Jn., & CO.,
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va,
HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST AND
BEST ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF
Copper, Tin and Japanned Ware,
Ever before exhibited to the Southern Trade,
atwHoLEsALE, lower than at any establish.
ment in Virginia.
q . r p f. r w o II *
Steamers, Mills, DistiHeries, etc.
Executed in the best manner, with due regard
to steam pressure
STOVES AND HoT-AIR FuRNA CEs
OF ALL KINDS AND FOR ALL PURPOSES
METALLIC ROOFING,
CUTTERS, and
PIPES FOR BUILDINGS,
BLOCK TIN,
TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER,
HAIR AND SHEET LEAD,
SHEET IRON, &C.,
II T II Il Il 1 A l. o ill.,,
AND LAMPS OF ALL PATTERNS FOR USING IT,
WE would solicit an examination of our
w Stock, believing that, with an experience
of twenty years, and all the advantages that
can be derived from new improvements in ma
chinery, we can furnish a greater variety of
goods, equal in quality, style and finish and
as cheap as any other manu- factory in the coun-
try. no7
NEW YORK AND ORFOLK PACKETS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
The vessels of this line will hereafter
sSsSts finish loading in New York every Fri
80 day evening and sail Saturday morning
full or not full. shippers may rely on this.
AS the rates of freight are much less than by
any other route and dispatch given, Merchants
and others will find It to their interest to order
their goods by Sturges, Chairman L. Co, line
pier ID East River, Norfolk.
The Schr Sidney C. Jones, is now loading
and will take no freight after Friday next and
sail Saturday Nov. 18th, full or not full.
ROWLAND b BROS, Agents Norfolk,
STURGES, CHAIRMAN & co,
no 7-lt Ito Wall Street New ork
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20 Il Il ID AND SMOKED BEEF,
~ Bologna Sausages. also Ok Tongues, No. /,
Mackerel, Smithfield Hams Buckwheat, choice
Butter. Lard and Cheese. Also, superior Ola
Champagne and other Wines Londo on Porter
ana Scotch Ale, for sale on reasonable terms by
Z. P. PENDLETON,
no 3-lw No. 6, Market Square.
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BUFFALO, Nov. Sth.-The Grain Elevator
ia this city, of the New York Central Rail
road, was totally destroyed by fire at eleven
O'Clock last night. 1t contained over 100000
Bushels of grain, all of which was destroy
ed. The loss on the building and machinery
is about $4,000, which is uninsured. The
loss on the grain is over 100000, but is
fully insured. The extensive freight depot
OF the Company, adjoining, was but slightly
damaged. The origin of the fire is un-
kaoWn.
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FA/R GPOUNDS,

FAIR GROUNDS.
GREAT CUkIO SITY.
THE HUGENOT BRIDAL SLIPPER,
EXHlRITED by F. W. Sesbury's Sons in
Il the large Glass Case, containing samples of
Boets, Shoes, Brogans. Trunks, we will take
great pleasure in showing our very complete
and attractive assortment to all who may hon
or us with call.
+. W. SEABURY'S SONS,
no 8 Market Square, Flag Sign.
RICH CUT GLASS, RICH CUT GLASS.
ID ECEIVED this day choice lot of
N Rich Cut Glass (Pnre as Chrystsl)
Goblets, I'D.
Campaigns, s..,
Wines,
Tumblers and
- Lemonade Glasses.
Also, Bowls, Galleries, Pitchers, &C, &C, al
OF which will be sold cheap for Cash, At the
nos CHINA HALL.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

Il. ID. CLIFTON IL co.
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION.
ia SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving very
and Youths " oeh'ieiheu
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF superior quality and workmanship. Tothose
WISH @dsnihg 10 purchase we offer great inducements
Ciothlng, we confidently assert that we can ana
VIII sell at as low figure as any house in ths
states, North or South. Also to hand a mine
stock of ~ ~ ihis
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OF every variety and description. An esan,n.
non Is only wanting to satisfy a IL, that the
Old stand No. It, Main street
Is .ne place where you may always 1elv on
sesung good article at fair price. Cali and
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MIR. II. H. 'LHUILIEK.

I INSTRUCTOR OF Modem Lanpuaoa.s m a..
L Norfolk Female Institute, Nortoik MilItsrv
academy, &C, offers his services to give private
Instruction in Modern Languages and Drawn.
PERSONS wishing 10 take lessons will leave their
names IJl, at Mt Oh iseln's Mr.. Vickery's or Mr.
1aH>S. Specimens of Mr. I'H's drawings ma
be seen in Mr.. Hall's window
Sc 7-.3taw2m
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ATLANTA, GA, Nov s.-Last sight the
store of j. A. Gibson, commission merchant,
was destroyed by fire. Four or five kegs OF
powder exploded, blowing out the entire front
Of the building, and killing Mr.. Lewis S.
Blake and wounding several otherss everely.
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New Advertisements.


New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
]. h S. PARKER........ Lessees and Managers
JOHN PERRY Observation-Disclosures reaslre
Private Boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Single Seats IN Private Boxes, ........... IS
f2mny ClrCles. ........,..... rs
Boxes for Colored People. so
Gallery for do do. ................. rs
This THURSDAY sVEN'G. Nov. 10
VIII be performed the Drama of
INGOMAR
TIL E B A r. b ARR d N.
DANCING.
Alter which, the Farce of
THE WOLF AND THE LAMB
j OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Dress Clfcle. .......... 50
Parquet..". .......................,. =:
Children to Boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, rs
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF THE
Marsh's Juvenile Comedians,
Whose perfOrmxn ces are declared by all who
have seen them, to be most Extraordinary.
This THURSDAY Evening, Nov. 10th. 1859,
WIN be presented the Magnificent Legendary
Spectacle of the
NAIAD QUEEN
Or, THE NYMPHS OF THE RHINE.
SIR Rupert, ............... Miss Jenny Gourley
queen Lurilhe ........'.....'...Mlss Louise
aWphlDlo,... .................M Master Louis
s$.[rs DANCING.
To conclude with the Laughable Fare of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
N- Doors Open at TX o'clock-Curtsin to rise
precisely at TX O'Clock. no 10
ATTENTION WOODS RIFLEMEN
l ATTEND regular Drill of your Com.
IL pAny at the Juniors Armory this Thursday
nj evening att O'Clock! Absences will be fined
~ according to the laws. By order OF the Capt.
no 10 D. C. WALTERS, Serg't.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

T'HE FIRM OF NJ. a. SANTOS & co
. - Is 'fis day dissolved by the withdrpw val of
Samuel Selden, Esq.
me business will be continued at tn. old
stand by Mrs. ELIZA ID. SANTOS, Fxecutr1x
ahG Z. a; SANTOS, under the style of M. A
a; santos, who are alone authorized II,
settle the business of the late firm
ELIZA D. SANTOS, Exix,
DC " SAMUEL SELDEN
NENrLEMEN'S UNDER SHJRTS
- Merino and All Wool, complete sssort
MlLLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
Ho III Market Sau,re