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STATEMENT OF CAPT. GoopBRIDGE-Hhose
Vessel uaS Fired into by a British Var Steam
captain Goodiidge, of bark Heard, at the
port OF Boston, ON the coast of Africa makes
the TO GLOWING statement
On the 6th of May, as we were running
north, with studdiug sails both sides, mao
ewo-masted steamer steering for US and show
ing English colors. We run up the American
nag to the peak. and it blew out we'll. When
about a mile off, and being forward of our star
board beam, she fred gun. We kept on, and
IN about fifteen minutes she fired shotted gun,
The shot went over our deck between the fore
and main masts. Hove the bark to, and the
who asked the vessels naiae, ma ster. &c. We
declined permitting them to come on board,
telling them they exceeded their orders. Asked
them how they came to fire into us as our flag
was up. They replied: Damn your flag, we
want to see your papers When about to leave
they asked us If we want I'd them to enter any
complaint in their log. We replied sno' Bid
ding us good day, they pulled off. The steamer
proved to be the Pluto, belonging to the Eng.
Hsh squadron on that coast"
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special N OtiCe.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY,

State of Ohio.
Before me, the subscri Der, Justice of the
Peace, in and for said county, personally came
John Lee, who, being duly sworn, deposeth
and said that he had been suffering with Chron-
lc Diarrhoa for the past twenty .two years, and
had consulted, and received prescriptions for
ms case from all the principal Physicians in
philadelphia and Cincinnati, but ali to no ef.
feet, as he received no relief. At last, he was
reduced to mere skeleton, without even the
hope OF ever finding relief but, by the advice
OF a friend, was induced to try Hoste tiers Gel
ebratea Stomach Bitters, and, to his utter sur.
prise, found relief from the first trial and in
less than two months, found himself perfectly
cured OF his complaint, and is daily recovering
MS strength OF body, and increasing in flesh !;
and cheerfully gives this certificates, in the
hope that others afflicted like himself NAV be
benefited. JOHN LIE
Sworn to and subscribed before me, August
2lst, 1856. c. F. HANSELMAN,
Justice of the Peace,
oc5 No. A Western ST., Cincinnati, o,
For sale by BURRUSS 4 BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and importers of Brandies, Wines and
Sne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
glsts and dealers generally, everywhere
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Shocking Lndiaa Outrage IN Tesas-The
Indians continue their depredatons upon the
frontiers of Texas, not only in the north
west, but in the southwest, along the Rio
Graude. A party from the other side of that
river attacked three or four isolated families
living about thirty-ive miles from Eagle
Pass, few days ago, and committed the
mast horrible outrages and murders. The
whole savage band rayaged Mrs. Hunter
and her TWO daughters, one six and the 9th
err nine years of age, and then beat out
their brains. They murdered Mr.. Wor-
man, who was at work in his field, and car
ried away his wife and her infant. By way
of amusement, they subsequently beat out
the brains of the infant, while eating dinner,
in the presence of the terrified, but helpless
mother.
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Bonapart,s Love Letters.

The great Napoleon, when absent on the
camp iigns. used 70 write the most tender
love letters to lis wife, Josephine. Here is
one OF his short war notes
. 81 write very often to you, my dear love,
but very seldom hear from YOU You are a
tickle, ugly, wicked creature. Perfdious !
to deceive poor husband and ardeot lover
Must he forfeit his rights because he is far
away, ourdened with difficulties, care and
fatigue? Without his Josephine, without
the assurance OF her love, what remains for
him on Earth What can he do9 A thou
sand loving kisses" BoSApARrE
The uext is curiously tender
al don't love you bit /: on the contra ry,
detest you. You are an ugly, stupid,
wicked hussy. You never write to me, and
you do not love your husband. Yoa know
the delight your letters afford me, and you
send me only half a DOZEN hurried liAes.-
Pray madam, what do you do with yourself
all day? What important business is it that
prevents your writing to your fond husband?
What affection STILES and puts aside the love
the tender and constant love YOU prom ised
me Who can this new wonder be, this ew
lover, that absorbs all your time, tyrannizas
over your days and prevents you fro
thinking OF your husband ? Take car. J.-
Sephine, some fine night. the doors closed ),
and III surprise you But seriously, am
very uneasy, my dear love, at receiving no
news from you; write me four pages imme
diately, filled with those charming things
that I'LL my heart with tenderness and de.
light hope To cmbrace } GA before long;
taen Shali you with "a millivn burn
ing kisses. BoNAPARTE."
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ilorse for The Duke of Magenta. is un-
derstood that the $1,000 required to pur-
chase horse and furniture for Marshal
Mediation, has been subscribed by lrishmen
and other citizens at New York His name
gaze, Captain James Mcmahon, has already
dispatched letter to the Duke, by order of
tbs ommi5tee, asking, ii IL will be agree
able to him to accept this handsome pres
ent.
Austries Naeat Preparations.- Aus
tcians are building fourteen new vessels
frigstes, sleeps and gun-boats-at Pola
when the inevitable time shall have coime.-
Austria never makes peace when she ca
ten. peace follows Vietory with her; a
defeat Ii followed only By truce.
s. thimbiefuI of powder will split rock
i0ur feet square.
S.rphen hubbard, aged 100, died in Bed
fo'd ;eultg, Va, few days since.
Safe Of "Qrjy. Gov. Wise has sold his
place at Ualy, near 0nancock, Accomac CO..
Va, contaiaing 400 acres Of land, to Capt.
Riaosy, for $4,000.
NJ Blondin, the great rope walker, has
pu chased q house, completely furnished, al
Niagara Falls, for 1000 cash.
]. 4. Wilder, tue patent fre-preof sat,
manufacture, died at Cheliea, Mass, OF
the 9th inst,
Col. Wildman, the owner of Lord Byron
ancestral state. died in England on tn
10Th uit
The death of John French, one of tn
Oldest merchants Of Boston, Mass, is an
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Liter sst.ng Decisson to Cattle Dealers. =
Tbe Circuit Court of Monongalia county
Va, has made decision in the case OF
geerce Us. Basel, which is of interest to
dealers il beef cattle, as the decision given
wss afterwards affirmed 10 the Court of APP
peals. Tde facts are thus detailed in the
Alexandria Sentinel: ~.xS.
Basel sold to Peerce lot of cattle, and
peerce paid down part of the price. and was
to pay toe residue and take the beeyes on
futdre specified day. Peerce, however, tail
ed to come forward at the time agreed
Meantime drought had set in, and grass
had failed to such a degree that should not
he procured for reasonable price, and
peerce resjded in dista county and cattle
were failing in value. The day after the
tiae appointed for the payment, Basel,
without giving notice to Peerce Of any pur-
pose to do so, sold the cattle for what was
taep their full value. Cattle had, however,
so much deprecated that this sum was not
as much as the part . tn. original price
thaG remained unpaid. 'eerce sued Basel
for the amount paid b7 HIN. The Circuit
COugr gave Judgment Cor the defendant,
(bassal) aad tie case was taken to the
Court OF Appeals. Vt q Is there been decid-
cs and again in BasSei'o .avor. The court
he'd that, though generally w1en the seller of
the property retains th p 5a .ssion and the
buyer taiis TO Fay at ta= LINE appointed, the
former sauu.d give 10 a. latter notice of
his pu. POS to re-se!! TO-. Ia purchase mon
cy. yec, uader the circ4,~atanceS OF this
case uotlce was aot nee ,ssary; but that,
however lnis nIsat be, /: 5assel had done a
wrong and Peerce mad 81 I'D ued damages by
1t, his tenedj was not.an t.aInn for t he mon
ey paid, but ;oC damage Tor the actual injury
sgsta ued.
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Eotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOLK,

N. l.. WALTERS, PRoP RECTOR.
Thos r Freeman, Charles Edmondson, Mr.
Q Armstrong, Alex Mein, Ladock Dustin, r
N Richardson, James Daykip Charles Nash :,
New York; A Corduise and servant, Mrs Z
9 Thompson, Havana; Miss Old, Samuel
Davis, Philadelphia; Major Foley, Charles +
Dalam, Geo S Allen, Baltimore; G Barnes,
w Barnes, VIM Lewis, l. w Jones, G M Do
zier, M K Lewis, Churchland; j w Wom-
ford, Thos Fillord, Samuel Fil!ord, Gold
Springs; w FL Stewart, Walaceton; Il B
Urquhart, Jas B Urquhart, Southampton;
& w Apperson, Richmond; Capt Spear,
Ship Julia Laurence.
MERCHANTS HOTEL. NORFOLK,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.
Ell Stewart, Princess Anne; R Garrett,
Deep Greek; Anderson, Jacksonville,
Va; Billups, Jas Ramsey, W Billups,
Gloucester; J N Diver, Baltimore; Charles
Simpson, Thos NJ Hoffman, j J Islay, B
Post, Jersey City; John Cole, Joshua ogil-
Brown, Alexander Dobbins, P Warde, John
Il Dever, Courtney Graham, A Riley, Henry
Jones, Mr. Dallenghi, Philadelphia; James
Lynch, Plat: burg, n York; John W Allen,
Morriston, N J; TB Seluchenx, w TAomas,
Alex Desuze, VIM Irwin, Jose Ordeli, New
York; } B Wills n, Brooklyn, N Y; RicLard
Doe, Jersey City; s Tomlnson, Philadelphia;
BENZ Halock, Z Baker, CAMEL; NJ Daily,
Boston; Henry Wertoweskev, Jersey City;
and others.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORIYMU 9TH. .
WATTS & EaMERsoN pRopgIErogs.
} NJ Wilbon, Mrs M A Walsh, James P
Ashton, NJ Watts, South Carolina; E w
Hazard, illinois; Geo y Hilton, Matthews
county; Chas Rowell, Massachasett,; W
Duck, Isle Of Wight; Joseph V Connerat,
Savannah; Benz Fessenden and lady, Mrs
Eessenden and two children, Plymouth, N c;
W q Harry, F Tracy, Greenville, S G; Jno
A Wierman, Miss Wierman, North Caro-
lima; Goodman, Reynoleson, N C; VIII
Duck, 3 Blanire, Virginia; Stephen Ives
and lady, Benton, Ala; Mrs Gardner and
daughter, A Cumming, Chas P Todd, Jno
Slye, New York; N Beache, Williamsburg;
I Bradley, Newark, N j; w Thruston,
Washington, D c; P Cheever, N Y; Frank
lin Davis, Staunton; J Bickford and ady,
Nottoway Station.
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RUBBER BETTING

'HE NEW YORK RUBBER COMPANY
= manufacture Rubber tMachine Betting, by
a new, process, of superior strength to any
heretofore made, and at less than half the cost
OF Leather. This Company al also the exclu-
s 81 pnanufactnrers, under Goodyear's Patent
or OF RUBBER TOYS, DOLLS, BALLS, TKNPINs,
Toy and Fancy Stores in the Union. Catalogues
and Price Lists (by the case only forwarded.
on application by letter to the New York Rub,
Der Company, Is Liberty Street, New York.
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PORTSMOUTH MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE r. SNEAn

1oh loMOOIH MADE CARRIAGES
GEORGE r.. SNEAD,
CORNER OF EFFINGHAm AND SoUrH STREHrs
PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA.
M ANcFACTURER OF GOA CHES
1vl Carriages, Buggies and Sulkies. In INV
establishment every sort of Vehicle is made
from the Irotting sulky, to the s-SAsafA
largest size Coach, as well as &Hs9Ss91f
Repairing Also.a Wheel-right Shop. atTacned
TO my establishment. am prepared to build
az KINDS OF Wagons or Carts, and to execute
all orders that may be presented for any Kind
OF HARNESS, and will promptly attend to Re-
To execute all orders for the above articles.
my work is manufactured by the frst-cias,
p wofakmen, and Of the best materials, and
public generally with any description of Car
riage ON as good terms as can be found else
where.
avail myself Of this opportunity of return
ing my thanks to my friends and generous
puelic for the liberal patronage heretofore bes.
lowed, and beg leave to say that no exertions in
future on my part will be spared to merit the
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GEORGE R. SNEAD.
HARNESS MANUFAcToRy

- 1'AIA4N IVh l..
N. b. would say to the public that having
now completed my HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT.
IN addition to the above business, am pre.
GA pared to Repair or Manufacture any
XIII of HARNESS, and fill ali orders
promptly. have recently returned
rom tae North where procured materials of
every description for that purpose. I have in
my employ experienced practical workmen in
all branches of my business.
&C l0-m GEORGE r. SNEAD
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TIE BoItimore Mestin3.-The meeting held
IA Monument Square, Baltimore, Thursday
evening, passed resolutions decrying the
practice OF na6ing saoh an outcry about
oGtrages, as to create the belief that they
were Of general occurrence, and further re-
solved to support the Mayor in his efforts to
protect tine ,ight Of every citizen to vote.
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office

Al Communications, &c, iatanied o. in
sertioo, aud Letters in 'est 4 to this paper,
ahoQ!i b. addressed to JodS Z. HATHAWAY,
Editor ani proprietec. il order to ensure
&tten lion. - :. -
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OCSPATAP RUOLF.

u EFINED SUGAR only 9 cents, Patent Cut
~ Loaf Sugar IN cents, Good Coffee l2X cts.
Orange County Butter %, IS and lax cts. Also
Cider, choice Old Apple Brandy only 81 so,
Bolted Meal, Golden Syrup, New Orleans Mo.
iasses, No. Mackerel, new Hams only l2I
S. Church street.
OCT REDMoND
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II THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
a week. ID saaA l..ssrtien agter the tirsl.
TER Ms

the DAY 6o"s VIII De ieevsI to subscribers
al 81 cents per week, payable TO the Carrier
When sent by tabii 1t will De 81 per year, 81
s,H months, and 81 for taree months, Paya
ia In advance .'
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For Rent or Sale.

Is7A l offer for Rent or Sale tor the ensue.
Nsii1 ing year 1860, a desirable Brick Dwelling
nz.IA House at Whitehead's Pond. There is
ABOUT IN acres of land high, pleasant and
healthy, Slaughter House and all the neces.
sary out houses &c. For terms apply to
JACOB GLENN, a
oc e-u In the market.
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80 Circulation greater than the Battles
OF b0ss, Ctties combined. so
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
ON CHURCH STREET. 81

GREAT B AR AIMS in Fancy Goods.
~ Ribbons, Hoop ski IS &c. ~
l nave lust received general supply of very
oesira Die Goods in my line, to VIII Oh I would
cadi tne attention OF the LADIES, and which
will sell at the lowest CASH D. ICES NV Stock
OF Hoop Skirts are unsurpassed as for au .lity
and price, portion being OF the largest sizes
made; my stock Of Hosiery, Ribbons and Dress
Z: Trimmings are very good and very cheap,
think can invite the Ladies 10 cali and az.
anime my Stock with confidence of success of
selling them much better Bargains than pre-
vlously. have a new style OF Skirt supporter
ana brace, and many other artictic novels. Cali
early at American Flag Sign. :.
ocS Tc WILLIAMS
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Attention .Jnninrs

/ Attend called Meeting of the Company
Nj clock. Punctual attendance is reouired 40
:. business of importance will be BROUGHT he.
fore the meeting. By order of ~
&C III JWTABR OS
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B u RROW'S
RELIABLE
MEnIrIKE

NEDICINE.
FOB THE RAPIp AND EFFEcTUAL CURE OF
SCR0FULA, SYPHILIS. RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, Eryapeias. Ulcers
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS.
CHRONIC q, DYssE IN SCARLET FEVER,
GRAND ULAR SWELLINGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MERcuRIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
ana al diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the system, or occasioned by Imprudence in
For sale in Norfolk by
j. w. BURROW & CO..
Druggists and Chemists 6s Church st
iy IL
mrs Winslow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
cnllaren festhing, which greatly facilitates the
ducing all inaammation-wiu allay ali pain
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. DEFEND
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
ana reiief and health to your infants Perfect.
ly safe In all cases. See advertisement in
another column. mvos Iy
ITO AVOID HAVING SOUR BREAD
use Senple's Infallihle Baking Powder.
70 make bread speedily, use Semple's Infal.
hble Baking Powder.
To- says lard in making biscuits, semples
To make bread hight and sweet, use Semple's
Infallible Baking Powder.
To save TIME, labor and expense, use Semple,s
inIalnole BAKING Powder. For sale by
JNO. w. BURROW l. CO..
Druggists and Chemists Church St.
CHEsTERFIELB COUNTY, May Is. 1855.
DR.. ]. w. GARLICK:
sra1 mo S. IA es; keeping house for
IN making Loaf Bread, was induced to try
your Sempie's Baking Powder. Since
then have had so little trouble. and hava 40
rarely failed to have good b cad, Il have thought
u out due to you to say as much, as have had
IN constant use your invaluable Powder for
more than year
HENRY B. HALL.
For sale by King Toy, J. w. Burrow Co.
orally. ~ 70 ~
THE WHEELER a. WILSON
MAAUFA CTURLNG CO.,
XNOULD inform the public that thew amen
w in few days an Office for the sale OF their
Justly celebrated SEWING MACHINE in Nor.
folk.
The large number of Machines sold in this
State and the universal satisfaction gwen, war
rant me in re. ommending this Machine in the
highest terms.
Very Respectfully &c,
fT y OxYGENArED BrrrERs.-This lisa rem
LIS edy fer Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and the
discovered by a regular physician, after years
OF research. 1t is unlike all other medicines
and extracts the disease by its roots, leaving no
vestige behind.
For sale by M. A. SANTOS Co., SANTOS,
Wake = Co., and KING & TOY, Norfolk. ].
B. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by dealers
everywhere.
R7- Sandford's Liv r Invigorator--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gum.-Isa mild
and efectual catharhc, acting first on the LIVER.
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus Strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidIy
and Is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INvIGORATOR and
PURIFlES TIE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES C0STIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. SANTOS
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Head Quarters 50 Regiment,

OKDEH NO. I, NorIoIK Va; Uet.Hth, 1853.
Il In accordance with Section LIST, Chapter
q 18th, OF the Militia Law, the respective Com
V}pan1es composing the 54th Regiment, will
the 18TH October at ii o'clock A. NJ BY order
oc Std &c RORI\SON Col :
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FINE GOLD JEWELRY |
FINE GOLD JEWELRYl

FINE GOLD JEWELRYl
JUST received splendid lot of rich and ele
u CANT Gold Jewelry of the latest and most
Breast Pins, Chains, Sleeve Buttons, Belt
Buckles, Chatelaine Pins, Vest Hooks, RINGS
&c, &c. Persons desiring the best quality goods.
and the newest styles at the most reasonable
prices, should select from the extensive assort-
ments to be found at q Main street, Head of
Market Square.
OCT CT GREENWOOD.
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FINE FRENCH LIQUOR CANDIES.

I'm II rAHNO11 ALIVUOR INDIES.
CONSISTING in part of Cream Bon Bons.
~ Cordial Bon Bons, Oneidoes, Jenny Lind
Drops, Cordial Rings, Cordial Stars, Ice Cream
Cakes, Cordial Fish, Cordial Beans received
this day, the finest and purest article of the
kind ever introduced in our city
&C 3 G, JORDAN e. SON
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nR. McKONKEY WEIISKEY,-A few
~ barrels of this superior Mountain Whiskey
received and for sale by
oc 10 LEIGH & BRO.
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CIGARS of various brands received and fol
~ sale on Importers account low.
oclO LEIGH BRO.
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GOAP Sc.-10o boxes Soap, 100 boxes Starch,
- 100 boxes Adamautlne Candles for sale by
10 LEIGH & BRO.
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NEOORES TOBACCO.-5O Butts Moore,s
1NA fine bright pound. 10 cases Kilickinick
Smoking Tobacco, for sale by
Oc 10 LEIGH & BRO
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THE WHEELER IL WILSON
MAAUFA CTURiNG co

MOULD inform the public that they open
w in few days an office for the sale OF their
justly celebrated SEWING MACHINE in Nor.
folk.
The large number of Machines sold ia this
State and the universal satisfaction gwen. war
rant me in Recommending this Machine in the
highest terms.
Very Respectfully &c,
ma l5-tf G. H,CRAIGE Agent
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FIRE WORKS AFLOAT.
DER SCHOONER CAROLINA-We are
Il daily expecting Thirty Cases Fire Works,
embracing every variety of size and color.
duced prices. :
oc C. JORDAN q, SoN
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go LADIES GAITERS-Just
1&~ received from the manufacturer
large assortment of Ladies'
double single and medium sole
neeied, lasting and Congress Caters Also
Ladies double sole calf and medium sole Kid
and Morocco Congress Caters. These goods
are made OF the very best material, by one of
the best manufacturers, and are Just the Boots
tor the fall and winter seasons. The ladies are
particularly invited to examine these Boots
before purchasing as they will be sold yery
low. 7. BOTTIMORE,
Is East side Market square.
Oc & Sign Rio velIoxr, pook
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GEO. F. CLARK d CO..
~ HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER.
No. lie, Wide Water Streaf.

1He SubscFlbers respectfully solicit contracts
anu orders for Building and Repairing anything
their ability to give entire satisfaction. Give
us trial. oc lo-In,
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$50 REWARD.

WV AV1N W
II ANYWAY last night from my farm on
~ Princess .Anne Road about half mile from
the city, my Negro Woman LEOH, about 30
years Of age, very stout, dark complexion, with
masculine features. Has been selling in the
ward will be given to any one securing her so
that can get her again.
oc 10 CHAS n n WEST
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Casa PRICE FoR ADVERTISING

MONDAY aYAA No. OCT. 10.
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krHESH BOLTED MEAL on hand and
Il for sale by
OCT JE JONES.
pOWDER AND sHOT-A supply OF the
Hazard Powder in kegs and ID. Cans, all
s 81 OF shot, for sale by kes and bag, and at
Retail by
OCT J E JONES.
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IIIN OHILDhEN . ThIEND.
MIR. w. II. HUNTER, who has been lee.
1v1 turing in this city and Portsmouth for
the past eight or ten days with such distin-
guished success, will deliver lecture to Young
Men. in CRANKY street Methodist Church on
next Sunday morning 9th of October, at IL o.
clock. The Young Men of the city are respect.
fully and cordially invited to attend.
subject of the Lecture.-ssTHE Power OF
BELIEF, IN THE FORMATION OF NATIONAL AND
INDIVIDUAL CHARAcTER''
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FOR THIS w e e X.
A BOUT 500 yards of the very best ~ cent
"A BLEACHED COTT0NS to be started in
the City of Norfolk.
Also other Bargains to 60 with them all for
Cash, at No. As, Main street.
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-10

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