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MonafacruIed atshis place and superior 70
made in this country. which heiwill sell
cash. only.

Sparkling o,atawba, Canary Wine,
Still d sehiedamgsc hnapps.
Champagne, Cognac Brandy
Clarret, II Bourbon Whisky, III
Madeira Wine. tfFg j. b. /. BitteFs,
Port Wine, ri Stomach Bitters. .
u In short. leyefythine YOU may want in his
line, and W iijch he VIII sell cheap for CASH
ot NO CASH. ii 81 ~ il Il. 80 h. &
8 Doors above Steamboat Landing.
Jan. 25th, 1853 Is1s 4t4Q.
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The WINANs' STEAMER. -Four beautiful
Photograph Pictures of the Winan's steam
er may be seen at the jewelry store of Mr..
j. NJ. Freem IN. The first represents the
place where she was built, and the two
parts of the hull before they were put to-
gether-the next two exhibit her in the wa
ter, as under way, and the last presents
front view. The whole four are exquisite
specimens of the Photographic art, and exc.
cuted by a master hand. They are well
worth call at Freeman's, who will take
pleasure in showing them.
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CoRN.-In spite Of the fact that the hol-
idays are upon us, the receipts of corn con-
tinue quite liberal. We note slight de-
cline, however, and quote good dry vel
ow at s5c, which is decline of SC on
sales made last week. The market is firm
at our quotations, and in view of the fact
that almost all the corn landed before the
holidays commenced, has been brought in
and is unequal to the demand, we should not
be surprised to hear of another ADVANCE
There has been an unusual demand for
our corn in the Northern markets this sea
son, growing out Of the fact that it was
dryer and therefore more merchantable than
that of Baltimore. This fact has kept us in
advance Of the Baltimore market all the
season.
The FEAST AT JoHNsoN's HALL.-Don't
orget tire feast at Johnson's Hall The la
dies are making extraordinary efforts to
please their guests, and We have no doubt
but all who call on them will be delighted
with their visit. stea-
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The STEAMER NARRAGANsETT.-As we sta
ted in yesterdays issue, this vessel returned
to the Navy Yard yesterday after trial
trip of five days. She has been steaming
around of the coast, and has been out to sea
about one degree or perhaps more. There
are so many conflicting reports in circula.
await the report of her officers, which is now
being prepared. Some say that her utmost
speed under the best advantage was but 4
miles per hour, while others say she made
~ under steam alone.
We confess that our opinion of her is not
favorable and shall be most happy to have
it changed by favorable report from her
officers.
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Auction Sales.
SALE OF VALUABLE STAND FOR Blu
2lNEG2 In Il AMPltlN

SALE OF VALUABLE STAND FOR BU-
S1NESS IN HAMPTON.
DIV Virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court of
- Elizabeth City County, pronounced on the
18th day of December, 1859, in the suit of Arm
istead vs.. Schnely and others, will be sold at
the Cross street, in Hampton, ON SATURDAY,
the 3lst day of December, 1859, at IL o'clock,
d. That valuable Store and Dwelling
Eiil House in Hampton, at the Northwest
Ea.st corner of King and Queen streets, one
OF the best business stands In the place, with
the small stores on Queen street adjoining
Also the lot of land in the rear of Queen street,
with the privilege of the II foot lane.
TERMs-One-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years, to be secured by bonds with
surety, carrying interest from date, and lien on
the premises. Possession given on Ist January.
TAZEWELL TAYLOR, con,,n,
CHAS. K. MALLORY, }eoni rS'
dec 2l-eoitd
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SwAMpEp. esterday afternoon about
O'clock, small batteaux engaged under the
management of two small youngsters in tow
ing large log through Plank Bridge creek,
was swamped by the accidental giving way
of one of the planks off the bottom, and the
young navigators were quite summarily sub
merged up to their necks in the liquid grave.
Our little heroes, however, proved them
selves no novices in aquatic exploits, for
with great alacrity they caught hold of the
sunken craft and walked and swan ashore
safe and sound. .. --
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THE New MAKET HOUSE COMMENCEp.-W e
observed yesterday that workmen were bu-
silly engaged in raising the iron columns on
which the new Market House is to rest
The castings for this building were made in
Baltimore, and have all been received by
Mr.. DENLY, the contractor, who thinks he
can have the whole building put up in two
weeks. Thus we may safely calculate, that
by the middle of January the new house
will be done and ready for occupancy. 1t is
to cost about SIT 900 and is to be construct
ed of iron entirely.
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ALMOST FIRE.-A FIRE was discovered
this morning about eleven o'clock, at No.
So West Wide Water street. When first
seen it was burning very prettily, and lid
fair to destroy the building. 1t surrendered
however, to timely attack of the neigh
'bors, and was exiting uished without any
alarm. The loss is trifing, and supposed to
have been caused by the carelessness or de-
sign OF the negro girl in the house.
The property belongs to E. 4. Summers,
Esq 1
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How TO DEAL WITH Caoss Person,
know of no bett sr rule than to keep ones
temper under provocation but this we
know is very d, 'fficult thing. Perfect 81
lence is the only wa Y some persons can keep
their tempers, and that to cross person is
often but adding fuel to the flame. A little
unexpected act of at tention or kindness at
such time, will sometimes surprise your
opponent into good hnmor in spite OF him
self, and start repentant tears from his ewes.
Happy he who can do this, for by every such
act of Ragnanimity does he diminish the dis
lance between himself and Heaven. Wei!
has it been said, "Greater is he that ruIeth
his spirit than he who taketh a city," 1t
would be well, too, in cases OF conversation
al disputation, to stop until you have stated
your definition of the subject in hand as
often, after long, sharp skirmish, eager
disputants have found to their establishment
that they perfectly agree as to essentials.
DIRECT IMPoRTATIoN.-We mentioned
few days ago that an Iron House in this
city had sent out an order for the direct i'm
portation ola large stock of that staple, and
then made the inquiry, who will follow
suit? We are gratified to state that there
is a manifest disposition on the part of all
our heavier merchants to do direct trade
and feel great pleasure in making it known.
Mr.. James E. Barry, the extensive dealer in
China, Crockery, &C., at the corner of Mar
ket Square and Union street, has just sent
out an extensive order for his spring trade,
and as his order is for almost sufficient
goods to fill vessel, we may confidently
expect to see ship loaded with goods COM
ing into Hampton Roads in few months
filled with foreign goods.
Mr.. Barry indeed his father before him
has always been an importer, and what is
more, an extensive importer; but now like
Mr.. Geo. Ried, he is making an effort at
direct importation. All honor to such men;
their enterprise would build up any city was
there the least union among our merchants.
p The next question is, who will give the
vessel a return cargo That is an impor
tant question and well worthy the attention
of our citizens.
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The ARCHITECTS AND MECHANICS JoU :
aAL.-We have number OF this excellent
mechanical paper on our table. The price
OF subscription is So year. 1t has a design
for Gothic Villa in it, which is worth
more than the subscription, to those who
desire to built. Alex. Harthill, Publisher
1928 Fulton street, New York.
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ALADY ON FIRE.-A young lady residing
at the National Hotel, had the misfortune to
set her dress on fire last evening, in the pri.
vate parlor of the Hotel, and was in one
moment enveloped in flames. Her mother,
who happened to be in the room at the time,
had presence of mind to throw her down and
smother the flames by covering her with the
rug and drugget which most fortunately,
were at hand. We regret to learn that the
young lady is badly burned it is most for
tunate however. that she is not fatally burn
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-s.' DAILY SALES.
From 10 to I2 A. M, and 4 to o p. IN.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. as, E. MAIN STREET.
HE Stock consists of varied assortment
Il of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies' we
will have daily sa lea3Tom 10 to IL O'Clock, and
for the gentlemen eves6ng sales from 7 to 9 o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is TO be sold out as soen as NAV be.
Sale PoSltive-tO commence on MONDAY
Nov. st FERGUSON & BELOTE,
.r-H Auctioneers
+. ) Goods will be retailed low during in
termediate hours. F&B
no l9-tf
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GRAND ARRIVAL

GRAND ARRIVAL.
G e M B Err s4TH
e. The attention of the Ladies and others
NA, of Rich ard elegant Jewelry which was
80 received this morning, and now being
opened. 1T you wish to select from really
larg g and magnificent Stock you will call fat C
Greenwood's Il Main street
Those ladies who have been waiting for the
arrival of Stone Cameo Sets can now be sup
piled. The following have also just been re-
eeived: white Lava Sets, Coral Sets, Carbuncle
Sets and many other rich and beautiful ar
ticles which would be impossible to mention.
For something fine, rich, fashionable and at
really reasonable prices, the discrim mating
publ will call at 81 Main st. Everybody can
be suited there with something appropriate for
a Christmas or other presents.
c + GREENW GOD, 81 Main street,
de "a Head of Market Square.
(H Il A copy
HousEKE M;p RS $500 8. HI HERE THEY ARE
Splendid Rounds Of spiced Beef,
Tender Rounds of Smoked Beef,
Smoked and Piekled Beef Tongues, =
Enslish Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese,
With lots of choice goods selected expressly
for Christmas times and for sale at
DEMING'S
de "a City Family Grocery, 60 Church st.
HAY-HAY-HAY.
Ito Bales prime Hay Timothy and Clover,
IlO Ill store, for sale by
r w SANTOS & CO.,
de 24-4t Rear of New Custom House.
SILKS AT THE BEE HIVE
CLOAIkS AT THE BEE HIVE.
: WE have C, made great reduction in Silks
w and Cloaks from this day forward
All in want of Silks and Cloaks, can save
money by calling at the BEE HIVE,
de "a SO Main street.
FOR HIRE FOR 1860
SlA or Eight GIRLS of various sizes. Apply
~ of G w SINGLETON,
de 2l-ti* Suffolk. Va.
FREIGHT BY THE JAMESTOWN.
NOTICE.
DEHSONS having freight to ship 6y the
l. Jamestown, are notified that she Will here
after take what is offered at Norfolk and then
go to Portsmouth, at which place she will leave
for New York after the arrival OF the southern
cars.
Shippers must have their freight on the wharS
by O'clock Wednesday aftsrRoop. &c 10
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The FAIR AT MASONIC HALL.-Notwith-
standing the very unpropitious state of
thuweather last evening large number OF
visitors enjoyed the delightful entertainment
afforded at the Flower and Fruit Festival,
now being held in Masonic Hall, Ports
mouth. Happiness seemed stamped upon
every countenance, and beauty's brilliant
eyes flashed delight in every glance. With
pleasant and long to be remembered tete-a
tete, levers promenades, and amid the sweet
sounds of music, vocal and instrument Il, the
evening passed rapidly away, and the time
for separation came ere the fount of enjoy
ment was beginning to be exhausted. or all
entertainments, we must say, We prefer such
as this, where amid the society of the fair
and gentle and good, our refined, and pleas
ures unmixed with evil, and all is innocence.
We cannot say this of all places of amuse-
ment opened to the public. .....e
This Fest ival is being held in aid of
the First Presbyterian Church, and We
are glad to learn that the most hattering
success has and is attending the efforts of the
ladies of that congregation. To all our
Portsmouth friends we would say, go to the
Hall tonight, and find by experience that
what we have said is true. Besides, consult
your pleasure, remember that by patreni
zing them, you are advancing the cause OF
morality, virtue and religion. fe
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.

Watts Dc Emmerson, Proprietors.
Hoengu, Boston, Mass; Edward L
Sumner, Mrs A Williams, N Harrell,
North Carolina; w Nash, Jos Harrison,
VIM Reilly, Virginia; R Goodwin and boy,
Columbia, 5 @; b P Briggs, Petersburg.
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FALLINGl FALLING |

FALLING
T'HE prices of Dry Goods and Fancy Good
Il have fallen very low in the last month or
two at
NO. as, EAST MAIN sTREET,
and scores of shrewd people have had to con-
graduate themselves upon the genuine Bargains
they have obtained.
But there are few more left of the same
sort, and although the goods are being run off
at the rate of hundreds o dollars eek there
are still great many to be disposed of.
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods es-
pecially must be closed out if possib lie, such as
Flannels, Merinoes, Crib and Cradle Blankets,
Grey and Black Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes,
Winter Mouslins, Alpacas, Under shirts and
Drawers, Winter Gloves, Wool Jackets and
Guernseys &c, together with great many lit.
tie fancy Christians fXings. Now is your
chance.
Private sales during the day. Auction every
night.
de 81 III DAWSON
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The BLUE DEvILs.-Such weather as we
are having at this time, no decent, respecta
bic holiday ever heard of before. 1t ha
rained necessarily since yesterday morning;
and now the streets are so sloppy and disa-
greeable that the ladies cannot navigate
them, 1t is dark, drizzly, disagreeable,
dreadful, dreary, drenchy weather; and is
just the kind to engender the "blues," and
s'knock" the fun and frolick out of our
Christmas holidays.
The rain has only fallen two days, and as
we adult specimens of the genus homo can
manage to navigate the streets, we'll make
ourselves content, for like the fellow who,
it lis said, wanted to get in the Ark, but
who was denied, "We don't think there's
going to be much of shower after ALL"
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DETENTION OF THE U. S. MAIL.-The. down
train on the Petersburg railroad was detain-
ed nearly three hours yesterday at South
Branch, by lot of barges which were pas
ing through the "draw" about the time that
the train came in view. We are informed
that the conductor demonstrated with the
captains Of the oarges, but there was about
a dozen of them, and they refused to allow the
draw to be closed until they had passed.
The wind was blowing pretty fresh at the
tias, and the operation o; getting through
the "draw" was very slow one, conse-
qaently the train came in just two hours and
three quarters behind the time, and the up
mail was lost beyond Petersburg, as it was
impossible to make the connections beyond
that point.
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,, AbIlE FDk pItH,SWNYS
kAnHE bohemian Cut Glass Bottles,
a 10 china and Metal Punt Boxes.
Genuine Farina Colognes,
Cut Glass Toilet Bottles,
Iwangihani Sachels,
Genuine french and ENGLISH Perfumes,
10 DO PomatumS
Otto OF Rose in Cut Glass Bottles.
Fine Porte Monnaies and Buck pnrsas
MORE Antique Purses,
English and French Hair Brushes,
Ivory Buck do do
Fine Havana Segars in small boxes
Choice Smoking Tobacco in bales.
English Soaps in boxes,
Handsome Kerosene Oil Lamps and Shades
flowering Hyacinths in Colored vases.
Pearl Starch i'll neat l2 ID cases.
The above and many other gooGs at very sat
isfactory rates.
de % M A r. c A SANTOS.
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E 8 T A b L s H Ed 1890.

+ $ Il A Is l. i 8 III e ID I76O.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuffand Tobacco Manufa cturer,
IL r Is CHAMBERS ST.,
(F0rmerly 40 Chatham Street, New York;
Would call the especial attention of Grocers
and Druggists to his removal, and also the al.
tcle5 OF his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF. .t
Macaboy, Demigros,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
..,. YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Fresh Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or Lundyfout.
TOBACCO. lsF
FINE CUT CHEWING.
P. A L. or plain. =. .,,...
Sweet Scented Oronoco,
SMOKING.
No. ~, St. Jago,
No. 2, Spanish,
Nos. | s. 2 mix'd, Canister,
kitefoot, Pure Turkish.
A Circular of Prices will be sent on applica-
ton
N. B.--Note the new article of Fresh scotch
Smut, which will be found a superior article
for dipping purposes. de 23-3m
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"o7''s h'"Ft''5 "Tsj 'OPTE tt0T'
Il McGrath, Richmond, Va; John Foohuy,
Boston; Geo Brice, Norfolk County; John
B Kripps, Brownsville, Tenn; John Charles,
Steamer Glen Cove; Il F Wicks, Chucka-
tuck, Va; w W Stephens, Nansemond Co;
I Palmer, Hampton; Daniel E Fetch and
son, w Hardy, North Carolina; X Jor
dan, Va.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor.

VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor. ...
A H Evans, Salem; Miss } Cherry, Miss
f Cherry, Goodwin, r Steagall, Il Broad
well, North Carolina; L Halloek, Richmond;
J A Spencer, Camden, N G.; 4 B Derrick,
Canada; w 4 Lancarty, Nansemond county;
John 7 Delk, Starry county; Mr.. Ost, Vir-
ginia.
MERCHAN rS' HOTEL NORFOLK
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| Selected
4 EXPRESSLY
| FOR
| Medicinal
AND
FAMILY
USE.

y Wide Water Street, next door to
Je IL S. o. MERwIN & Co., Auct'rs.
you want an elegant Spiced Round of Bee f
L for Christmas times, send your order to
JONES' and he will supply you with great
many other goods which suit the Christmas
times ZONES
de 20 No 2Campbellss wharf
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KEEPING CHRISTMAS. continual noise
f the peppers i'd the various sections of the
city, are sure evidences of the fact that
Christmas is still being kept up by the ju-
veniles, while the daily sale of toys, bomb ons
and candies is another evidence that the lit
tie folks are having "good time" Pitch
in little ones, "Christmas comes but once a
year."
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURr, PoaTsMoUrH-G W Grice,
Presiding.
Nothing to do again this morning. The
Watch report the city quiet with no arrests
whatever. This is quite commendatory of
the good morals of our sister city. We hope
they may continue to improve.
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DENNsYLVANIA BUCK WHEAT-I50
bags just received and for sale low on ship
per's account by
de 2S B T BOCKOVER
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.

Vintage '46 and '4S.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Vines,
"Negler 9" 8 yrs. oil,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can Away $ be had froE.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or FROM the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
Ayo~rJ Sr 70,
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Office,

TAILORING, TAILORING.
u p. BENSON informs his friends and
II. the public generally, that he is located
at 81 Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description of Gentlemen's Garments in
neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given.
A share OF public patronage is solicited.
DC l-3m
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CAGE lrEM.- Betsey, free negress, was
the sole occupant of the cage last night
She was arrested charged with riotous con-
duct, and received, before she got out of the
hands of justice, gentle reminder OF the
Importance of behaving herself
1t is a remarkable fact that no slaves have
been Gagged this Christmas. The only col.
ored occupants of the watch house, thus TAR
daring the holidays, have been free negroes
Our city abounds in an idle, drunken ana
triHing set of free negroes, who are too lazy
to move; and who are hanging around ready
to pick up whatever they can lay their hands
on. We think we can dispense with them,
and should like to see our delegates present
a bill to the Legislature for their expulsion
from the State.
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r AIDES, Misses and Childrens fine Dress
IL Boots OF superior quality.
w SEABURY'S SONS,
de 70 Is Maj ket Square.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVE opened GROCERY STONE in
i the city Of Norfolk On the road to Princess
Ann County, and have appointed my brother
f. L. Whitehurst my Agent, to manage the
same, with authority to buy or sell goodso
de9-4w2taw J.J. WHITEHURST.
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FOR RENT 1860.

FOR RENT 1860.
Co.. The Subscriber offers for Rent for the
Mii5 next year, the upper part of his Store,
VIVA containing four Rooms in good order
Also, Kitchen, Cistern and Paved Yard. Terms
WR ROWE,
No. 81, Broad Water street,
de 15-ThS&M2w near Church,
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THs New OPERA HOUSE. The attendance
at the new Opera House last evening was
rather slim, owing no doubt to the inclemen
cy of the weather,
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KunaWay-$5O Reward.

RunaWay-$5O Reward.
~ ANAWAY from the Subscriber. his nepro
~ Man WILLIAM. William is % wears al
about feet high, very black, has large full
spoken to seems to be confused. He formerly
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne. ana
lived with the undersigned last year near Mile
store, IN Norfolk County. will give the above
this State SO that can get him
JNO. II. HOPE,
Proprietor City Hotel
se Ell williamsburg Va
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< WANTED FOR 1860.
A GOOD MA N SERVANT. Apply at 1914.
~ West Butte street. de- ae.st.
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CHILD'S Superior Morocco BOOTEES to
~ Button at the side, something entirely new
IN the market. They are lovely. Call at
de % SEABURY'S SONS.
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE

SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE |
WE are constantly talking about Southern
w Manufactures, but slow to act. Now we
nave 70 commence small, but in proportion to
the extent that we are patronised we shall
grow now citizens of Norfolk, if you would
have Shoe Mandatory in your midst thar
would do credit to your city. call at "a Church
street, few doors above Main and give your
support to U. A. DAVIS, who is a practicable
Boot and Shoe Maker
He max every kind BOOT or SHOE now
worn, and warrants satisfaction in all cases
Encourage your Manufacturers de Is
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q. N. NJ. U. o. P. II. s.
WE are retailing coed Butter 20, e5 and n,
" cents, Sugar 10 cents, new Hams I3cts
Meal 81 90 per bushel, No. Lard Id cts. Plate
beef II cts. Coffee IL cts. Patent Cut Sugar
Buckwheat, No. l Mackerel, Spot fan reyy
Large atonly 8 cts per lb. at the cheapest Cash
grocery il the city. Goods sent to every part
OF the city free of cost. No. &, S. Church ST.
oe ~ r REDMOND
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$4,000 to $l5, 900 Wanted.
nually. Security upon we'll located, paying
real estate In the city of Nsriolk. Address Box
10, Post Office Norfolk, for particulars.
de l6-3taW6t