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Lord LYONS.

Tue despatch to Lord Lyons from his gov
ssoment demanding explanations of the con
duct OF Genera, Harvey, is as has been re-
presented There is no asperity manifested
in IL. but 1t ID firm aud decided, and is will
be answered by our government in the same
spirit.
% 1t is uattec OF public notoriety that Mr..
Marcy had an understanding with the British
government TO the effect that neither party
was to occupy San Jaaa during the pending
Of negotiations 1t is not perceived how,
therefore, the conduct Of Gen. Harvey can
be approved by this government. 1t is un'
derstcod that the matter was before the Cab
net VITO were IN Etra session until late
Roar Gu Thus dsy eqeoing. Hose.
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A Hsar.tess Narder.-ln9uest. Last mig ht
between ten aud eleven O'Clock, as youu z
lnaa named dosn Phillip liable, who resides
with his pa cns. in Constitution street, be-
tween Mouu,acnt and Front streets, was pro
ceedmg 4u,sttY to his home. he was attack
ed by party Of three persons, in front Of
5acason hat, when one ottae number struck
htrn a blow, upon which he cried "Murder!"
aod started to run, but had proceeded but
f.w PAGES. when shot was fred by one of
cae crowd, the bail from which entered the
lAlt side OF I Is head, near the temple, causing
lnstsut death. The report of the pistol at
tracted TO the spot number OF persons, in
ending several policemen, who made every
eject GO find cut the person or persons who
bad done the deed, but all of no avail.
The body was carried to the residence of
his heartstrioken parents, aud this morning
Coroner Sparklin was sent for to hold an in
1uest. Bob. Patriot Of TAursday. .5.
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es- THIS Treasury Department has beer

ES- Tbs Treasury Department has been
= asoially advised by the Secretary OF State
that, by an order of the Spanish goyernme Mt
vessels Of the United States arriving at Pert
Of Spin and the adjacent islands, are placed
ocn the footing Of national vessels as regards
the duties Of port aad navigation. In con.
e.atascation of this exemption, Spanish vessels
arriving at ports Of the United States from
Spanish or ether foreign ports, will be per-
Matted to enter on the same footing with
"a veasels of the United States as regards ton
.aage DATES, light money, and all other du-
ties 20 the United States, so far as respects
the vessels. Spanish vessels, however, arri-
wing in ports Of the United States from Cuba
eEoPorto Rico, not being embraced in the
Ggegping regulation, are especially provi-
Fded fofAbv In, acts of July 1882 and June
IAN, -5-ss sE=
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Death Of VIM. s. Rses, tise Street Preach.
er.-Wm. S. Rees, famous in the W est a few
years since as street preacher, died a Keo.
kuk, Iowa, last week, leaving fortune of
Sl50, 000.-He had led ingular life, An
Englishman by birth he left college at the
age OF sixteen master OF eight languages;
came tosNew York in 1880, entered into j, err
camille business here and amas ed a compe
tency, which he lost in the panic of 1897 and
then became a wanderer; visiting other
countries, and appearing occasionally to
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Cincinnati;
seemingly (says the Cincinnati Gazettei
without any definite purpose, and earning by
various means of labor sufficient to keep him
above want. This was the period when he
engaged much in preaching in the open air
He subsequently went to the West; and do.
tanning some money, fortunately invested it
in farm situated on the outskirts Of Keo-
kuk. This, at that, time, was one OF the
cities to which emigrants and spectators
licked in great Numbers. Rees took advant-
age of tins, divided his farm into lots, and
sold them SO Autobiography that in the
course of two years he realized quite for
tune. AT the time of his death his property
was valued at $4,000. From the time he
left college until the day Of his death he pro
posed to all churches, believing that the Cos.
pei should be preached in the streets 1t
1868 he established the keokuk Post, and
subsequently started the Doniphau Post, in
Kansas.
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!'anq6fcr HoHers. Virginia Appoint
IN 70 To oil vacancies created by resigna
t.on George K Spahr postmaster at
Reedsviiie, Preston county, vice a. Elliott;
Robert c. Overbu-y postmaster at White
Hose, heceleuburg county, vice Daniel Il.
0vesbery. a d Hoiam postmaster at Boggs-
vile. jackson county, vice ID. c. heaton;
VIM. L0Vetand postmaster at San Marine,
Dinwiidie county. vice George K. Gibson;
Higgmou IL. l0csstt postmaster at Brown
Hi. W ythe county vice k,ize 7 Lockett; Jno
Places postmaster at Midd, port, Braxton
county, wee Uz's Z. Clifton; J. 4. Britt
postmaa at Sturgeonyill-, DInwidde
county. wee Wa. LoveIandj onathan Had
ley postmaatec at Lebanon Church; Shenan-
daah conaty. vice Joseph Siber'; Asbury p.
Sturn postmaster at Prospect Valley, Harri-
son county. vice Silas Merrill. The Office
ae Troy. Gilmer county, Va, is discontinued.
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Visit Of DR.. CahiH TO tie United States
The Rev. DR.. Cahill, of Ireland, is to sail on
the I'D or 10Th instant for the United States.
In letter he says:
l intend to make tour of the States and
OF Canada, to see my countrymen; to inform
myself, as an eyewitness, OF the Hourishiuy
institutions of the great American republic;
TO transmit to the poor Irish athome q week
~ report OF the condition of their relatives
and friends on the other side of the Atlantic
and to point out those parts of the Union
where labor is most advantageous My let
tiers to ireland shall have no reference, direc,-
~ on indirectly, TO politics, internati opal or
domestic. | snail be mere Irish Traveller.
cheering my fellow countrymen wherever /
happen to meet them, and conveying the
thanks, the gratitude OF Ireland to America
for her projection and her matchless hospi
tally to the wandering emigrants from this
country. During any passage through the
towns and cities, I shall deliver public popu,
lar lectures on astronomy. sa7I
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A Sickles Case.-Two men named VIM. l.
Cathariue and Jacob Grove, were comm it.
ted to the Washington county (Md. Jail on
Thursday last, charged with having beaten
an lrishman to death on the previous even
ing at Sandy Hook, in that county. The
difficulty had its origin in the suspicion of
Catharine regarding his wte'5 conduct and
intimacy with the deceased. he sought out
the lrishman, and with the assistance OF
Grove, beat him until life was extinct. The
namesof the deceased has not yet been as
certained.
A bear was caught in a trap, a few days since,
in Allegheny county, Pa. Eight or ten persons
SION assembled, and were much delighted at
the prospect of oiljng their mouths with bars
their rejoicing, concluded to be off, it possible
In his anger he soon bit off sapling some four
inch IS thick, to which the trap was chained,
and comm enced making tracks The Trap he
ing fast to his foot, impeded his progress, but
coming to a log, he soon rad himself OF it BY
beating it to pieces, and then went on his way
rejoicing. Nearly half the persons present had
so firmly, that neither thought of shooting
ui.til Bruiu had made good his escape.
Somebody, speaking of the hurrying proper
stiles OF the Yankees, says sta big mortar
could be constructed, which would throw an
immense bomb shell, containing fifteen pas
senge's, from 81 Louis to Boston N five mi =
uIes, with an absolute certainty that fourteen
would be liiled by the explosion, tickets for
seats by the lex press Bomb She II Line" would
at once be at a premium, eacl passenger being
anxious for the chance TO prove himself "the
lucky fifteenth" ..... ..
MOORE CHEESE PolsoN!NG.-The Worcester
Spy says that focr ladies and child were
poisonei on rhurso ~ last, it is supposed, by
the cheese which they had eaten at the hous
OF fri nd in winchendon. Mass. They all
vomited severely, some were very sick, and
Srra lJo on Ioh oh xrraS 1a
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special Notice.
, DURING rHE sUeIMrR ~ :. !,

- JUST passeu away, thousands Of sufferers
Iieved by the psa of HosTErrRa's BIrrERs. a
medicine which is evidently destined to main
tam permanent place in the public estIma.
ton. bilious diari hoea is one OF those dis
Inc medicine they administer to act upon the
bowels never seems to reach the source of the
eyii. The difficulty is to get a remedy that
WI reach al the digestive organs, and give
Inem simultaneously rush OF vigor to lid
themselyes Of this disease This problern is
solved by the BITTEas, which never fails to
conquer the most stubborn cases. 1t is only
isir TO say, that during the season just closed,
any other ever presented to the public and dur
ing the fall, which that terrible scourge, tn g
feysr and ague, is so prevalent the BITTEas
will gain fresh fame.
Agents, and Importers of Brandies, Wines and
ane Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and BY Drug.
sists and dealers generally. EVERYWHERE
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The Board of Chief Engineers, which
convened at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the
18TH ult.. by order of the Secretary Of the
Navy, has closed.its proceedings. The fol-
lowing named candidates passed satisfactory
examinations, and are recommended for
promotion First Assistant Engineers 4,
). De Luce, J. Warner, and T. A. Shock to
be Chief Engineers; Third Assistant Engi
neerJ. W. Whitaker to be Second Assistant
Engineer. e'f "A
QuzRY.--We would like to know how
many merchants who make their money by
trade with the South, attend or support DR..
: Cheeyer's monthly nigger-freedom PRAYER
meetings We know OF some who support
Cheeyer, yet advertise for business in south
err newspapers, thus striving to clutch wa
ges OF "the SIM which they SO roundly pray
may be exterminated. What consistent
Christians.-!H. Y. Day Book. g., 40
new saline deposit has been discovered
at Central city, Marion county, Southern
Illinois. A shaft was being sunk to the iepth
OF one hundred and seventy feet, when, net
finding coal in workable qualities, a boring
was carried down one hundred feet father
which penetrated the salt-bearins strata. the
salt water rising to the top of the boring
and flowing out at the rate of from 800 to
lU00 gallons per hour.
ndoid Aatmdts.- The Harrisburg PA. !
Union says that rabid dog in tina town. on
Saturday, bit two hogs and a cat The cat
vent mad on Sunday. and Tor some time be-
fore it died barked exactly like dog.
Patents have been issued from the Office at
washington to john X Bootou, of Luray, Va
r improvement in machines for break ing and
cleaning hemp. To B I'D X Hood, of CIintoI. :
NC for improvement in ploushs. TT
st. P.uL-'How do you Like the charac ter
OF ~. pau'P alked parson of his lanuIady
one DAY. during conversation about the Old
saints and the apostles. "Ah he was a good -.
Never old soul, know, for he once said, YOU
ana ask no questions, for conscience sake I
alwV s thought should Xix. him for boarde, >
A witty exchange serves up the following
queer hash ~ ga l'&s fE' Q
Unbustled ladies, pure and indebted
CHRISTIANS, dlsinterested frieud', common
honesty, sound potatoes, first rate butter.
unwatered milk, and rich printers-are
scarce. s'es 500 80 ~ = =
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PosrAGE STAMPS The government Is enjoy.
ing the benefit OF tolerabiy large load from
the people, on which it pays no inter ST. and
from the nature Of the case. will probably
never Lave to repay the principal Thls is the
amount of postage stamps already sold, DO. no
yet used.
The returns from each succeeding quarter.
from the commencement of their use in the
United States show that the public have been
gradually purchasing them in larger quantities
than they use them. until at this time the
government has been paid nearly million OF
dollars ior postage stamps and stamped en-
velopes, bought b, Individuals or post. m sters,
which have nst thus far been used BY the par.
chasers
As fast as the government redeems these. BY
performing the mail service they ent.tle the
holder to, 1t issues others A considerable
number are necessarily purchased and kept
continually IN hand in advance of their use.
by business men and others. ana snothsr con.
siderable amount are doing duty as circulat-
ing medium for small remittances by mail
Hence it is evident that the governmen: gains
by them Ito the extent of $lUO,O0a or morej the
same permanent advantages that a baux Of IS.
sue does by its circu.s ting notes.
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Cheap Aring in Poris.-A correspondent
of the New York Herald writes from Paris
as follows.
Here is the result of ons days expenses:
Room 40 sous; breakfast S; lunch g; dinner
l6-making a total OF AZ sous, or a little less
in federal currency than that the number of
cents. Bat many persons live here at
much less rate than that. do not ,of course,
refer to the laboring people-men ana VIC
men who live on halt of it-but to clerks,
students, artists, men about town, and the
like. 1t is not considered disgracefui here to
be economical, and have often seen YER y
gentlemanly men coming out of bakers
shop In the morning With small roll in their
hands which cost one sou, and which they
ate as they passed along the street. A very
distinguished professor in the college Of Sar-
bonne pointed out to nae a few days siuce, en-
gagged in this economical combiaati,a Of
ocomotion and mastication.
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ne Great Eostern.-Sone of thepassengers
who arrived in Boston in the steamer Canada
laae Saturday, teport that it is not probable
the Great Eastern will be in order to sail
~ Portland before the middle Of November.
Those who have seen the mammoth vessel
ssnce the explosion, report that the newspa-
per accounts fail to give an adequate idea of
zoe devastation it occasioned. The English
journals report that the receipts OF the ship
rom visitors range from S,0V0 to $4,000 a
DAY, that che sight of her gratities the pub
it and that the sightseers pay better than
pissengers, that this being the case,it would
De absurd to sail her prenaturely for Ameri-
ca or any other place. l-sste
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Btu RROW'S ~ ~ -----
RELIABLE H Js
MEDIClN

FOR THE RAPIp AND ErFEcruAI cunHsr
SCkOFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA. ULCERuUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, Ery stpeias, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND Coins
CHRONIC DYsENTERY, SCARLET FEVER
PlSGS. GENERAL DNBILiTY
GRAND ULAR DWELLINGS,.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MEacuRIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the system, or occasioned by fmprudence in
For sale in Norfolk by
]. w. BURROW & CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church a.
iy 10 49,
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n office.

All Comaaaications, &C., intended Tor in.
sertioa. aud Letters in regard to this paper,
aasaid be addressed to JoasR. HA1aAwAY,
Editor aud Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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Senten ced to che Penttentsary. Minor.
Heath and Gallaher, were tried for forgery
in Fredericksburg, last week, convicted, and
sentenced as follows: Minor, to years,
Heath years and nths, aud Gallasher to
years imprisonment in the penit eakiary.
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Mrs. WINSTON, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teshing, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softeLing the gums, re-.
ducing all Enthusiastically allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon II, hnothers IL will give rest to yourselves
ly safe In all cases. See advertisement in
Aho'Aet column .at,.. my D ly
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COME AND SEE

OOME AND SEE
q That elegant lot of rich and fashion,
IA able Gold Jewelry, some entirely new
N&. patterns just received at Greenwood's
- 81 Main street. sI7f IIFr
The Ladies' should not fail to call and ex.
anime these desirable goods; they are from the
nrSt manu- factory IN the country, are of the
most superior quality, and will be sold as low
as at the North. mention Pearl and Cameo,
White Lava. Coral and Carbuncle Sets. A very
iarge assortment Of all kinds of Bosom, Collar
and Sleeve Buttons; an entirely new style of
Ear Drops, Etruscan and other Chatelaine
Chains and Pins, Magic CHAINS, Vest Chains,
Charms, White Lava, Enameled, Jet and Ball
and other Necklaces, Gold Bars, used instead
OF Vest Hooks, Gold Thimbles, Diamond Rings,
Pens and Pencils sc, sc.
All the new styles of goods are received as
last as they come from the manufacturers and
ali desiring something new and nice should
call at CT GREENWOOD'S,
81 Main street,
&C IA Head of Market Square.
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4 choNc~sc. Col, Thomas Henry, for
needy OF the u s. Army, bat more recently
O, Walkers. Eicaraguan army, challenged
Noi, Frank, A. Anderson at New Orleans last
geek..o The latter refused to fight on the
Ground that be had nersr injured Col. Hen
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TERMS.

Tas DAg Book will be served to subscribers
ASK cents per week. payable to the Carrier
when sent by mail II will be 81 per year, 81
sis mouths. and 81 for three months, pays
10 IN advance
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LADIES LISTEN


VCU can buy a good CATER with heels for
l. One Dollar at
ULLMAN'S, No. 10, alain street,
oc Is Opposite the Day Book Office.
DOOrS AND SHOES SOLD IS er cent less
- than the usual price at
ULLMAN'S, No. 10. Main street,
ocl5 Opposite the Day Book Office.
CHOES FOK eERVANTs.-Wea are now
~ in receipt OF several lots of omens and
Mems Shoes mad Q TO our own order and ale
now prepared to furnish orders that laay be
entrusted, with good and seasonable Shoes, and
would respectfully solicit an examination OF
our new Stock II w SEABURY 'S SONS,
oc IA No. Is, Ma ket Square.
Oh g. copy)
THE GREAT BEN CTUIx OF 7ptiE
III U U s K II o ID
d p. STEWARDS Fuel Saving and comfort
L. producing Cooking Steve for Wood OF
Coal. Improved $50, with new and extra large
Flues.
The Stewart Stove will pay for itself ii saving
-, OF fuel every two years
The Stewart Stove Cocks meat and pastry to-
gether without impartipg he favor of one
to the other.
The Stewart Stove W i'll last Twenty years; al
though costing more at first, it is in the end
:, cheaper THAI any Common Stove.
For sale only by +. DELANY,
No. ~. Union street, Norfolk, Va.
Who has on hand about three hundre Office,
Parlor, Chamber and Heating Stoves, which
will be sold on pleasing terms. &C 1866
"a II Il Transcript copy 6t)
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ag- Fall Trade.-virsinia Merchant.

U5- FAIL Tfade.-yirginia Merchants.
and merchants generally South, in laying in
their fall stock Of merchandise, should not fail
70 purchase an abundant supply of SEMPLE's
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, the hest
and mos; economical preparation known for
making light. sweet and wholesome ioa bread,
biscuits, sc. 1t is recommended by numerous
citizens Of different sections, and will Ger ain "
give satisfaction when used properly. 1t is en-.
tlrely harmless, being the production OF soierl-
ahc virginia physician, and manu- iactured with
great care from the purest material Merchants
can confidently recommend this article 10 their
customers as the BEST. For sale by
KING &ioY..
!, Aud sold by Druggists ard Grocsrs nerauy
threug hout the State.
Nf- DIR g. w Garlick-Dear Sir have
for some months used in my family Semple's
Justly Celebrated B XII NG P, WDEaS and
take pleasure in recommending them to all
families as The very best article have ever
tried Tor making light. SWEET spongy bread.
There IS no excuse for bad bread " hen ) mpIe's
Powders are used, Respectfully, $50.
RICHARD LEwELiEN
Petersburg, July S0th, 1859.
W GARLIGK .
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, lsicnmond
For sale by Druggists and {;rocers e,A,feraIIv
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THE EELER & WILSON
NA NUEA ETIIR LM[I On = Il :

MOULD inform the public that tAsy open
w in few days an office for the sale OF their
Justly celebrated SEWING MACHIN f in Nor.
folk.
The large number of Machines sold In this
State and the universal satisfaction gwen, war
rant me III re. ommending this Machine in the
highest terms.
Very Respectfully &c, 4e5 t,a. %
ma l5-n C. H CRATL;t a,snt
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EXG RSiON
Il o Y o r. X II o w n
ON THE 10TH OCTOBER.

sIsalssT NJ SourMa ATE, viii leave Nor Nor
iolk for YORKTOWN en- WEDNESDAY, October
18th, At 2 O'Clock in the morning, In order to
shori visitors an opportunity of witnessing the
Yorktown at o'clock in the afternoon.
%" Passage Tor the round trip $3.50. vi
There will be Companies Of q. s. Soldieis,
besides Volunteer Companies from Richmond,
ity Of Yorktown.
oc i9-St CROWFLL. Aren't.
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90 Circulation greater than the Dsiiies
1os both Ckties cOnnbined. on
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Cnamsad,c Women in Railroad Cars.-fhs
Hartford Courant is exceedingly indignant at
some o. the womea passengers On the rail
road lines. He says, on their Connecticut
roads 'a
"Almost every woman claims two seats
oae for her precious self, and one, t, use a
Virginia expression, "to tote her plumber"
1t makes no difference how many men are
standing up, the fair creatures must have
room. Sometimes some bedounced won In ,
1--WE never use the word lady in such a CON
nection, spreads he, self and traps over tour
seats. She pays but for one. Tae conduc-
tors, am able men as they are, ne3er inter
fere to give every traveller his equal
rights. They, probably, are too mach hen
pecked at home to M ke the women do Jus
tice abroad. ,sss--.sa.-s.ssss
sk"There is nothing that so strongly exhib-
its the utterly unamiable character OF a wo-
man, as this Geld, naughty contempt OF the
rights and comforts of others. A who man Is
in love with girl should, before he declares
himself; witness how she conducts herself in
crowded car. 1t is good criterion of her
selfishness. She will never make a kin ID
wife or mother.
ait is recommended to the masou,iaes to
form Mems Rights Society," and compel
conductors to give them seats when there
are any to spare" s O. 1851 ss
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Theatrical Aasciose A c,r'4.po dent =,
the Spirit of the Times re,ates the .,t!ow iag
anecdote of Mrs. Malinda Jones:
In the days when the old Boston AtheuGun
was in all its glory, Mrs Jones, trriug sue.
cess'u engagement, was playing Joan OF
Arc. Joan, think, dies in the iuird act, but
on this occasion didn't remain lead success
fay, for at her death the scene should have
been changed; but wasn't. Joan laying dead
on the stage, more in sorrow than in anger
desires to know what is the matter and why
the scene isn't changed; no answer; again
demands why in the name of all that's woHd.
erful isn't the scene shitter, here. (He had
got thirsty and gone to imbibe.) ooh, this
is too much-it's more than | can basr; il
had but a good hold OF that IN Az, wouldn't
he sufe !" Here the audience, beginning
by this time to see that all was not well,
manifested its sense o: wrong add Injury by
groans and hissss Joan, unable to beac tins,
refuses to remain dead any longer; rises, and
going deliberately to the wings. draws hrst
one wing and then the other. This was too
much for the audience; the idea o. Joan Of
Arc, dsai, turning scene shit Il, was more
than they c.'uld bear; they shouted anu they
yeilei, Mrs. zones had 'shit" taem hard.
But didn'. that delinquent sceus shi.ter catca
it, Nell, atIer. ...-
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Last of Letters Remaining,in tn e
RVs. oMice, Norfolk, Va. Oct.
Pubtashed in The Norfolk DAYBOOK. bv
authority, this paper haoing he largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN The City Of Norfolk.
Ny- Persons calling fer Letters, wW please
soy they ore adrertised.