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LAT EST N n VS.
Later from Hayana-Arrival OF
the New Governor General.

CHARLEsrowN, Nov. 2s.-The steamship
Isabel has arrived from Havana.
The Marquis Serrano, the New Governor
General, arrived on the Oath instant, ana
was received by grand demonstration. Il
had been sworn in, and entered upon the du
ties of his Office
The steamer Moses Taylor was at Havana
when the Isabel sailed.
yhe sugar market was firm at an advance
OF a per arrobe. The stock at Havana ana
Matanzas was $1,000 at the same time last
year.
The ship Heidelberg had reached Key
West. The ship Charles Croker had big
ed. )f her cargo, 1925 bales of cotton haa
been saved. The cargoes Of the Eliza Male.
~ and Mary Coe have been partially saved.
From the brig North no cotton has bsel
saved as yet Sch. VIM. Newcemb had Al
rived at Key West, with the remainder of
che cargo OF the wrecked brig Margaret Z
Freights at Havana were depressed, Oh
ing to the unusual amount of tonnage III
port.
Exchange shows an advancing tendency
Sterling is quoted at I611aa16; sixty -day bills
on New York 41aa4; bills on New Orleans,
short tine, prem; Mexican dollars 8
prem.
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important from washington.

The Message and the accompanying re-
ports are nearly all finished, and ready to
be sent in on the first day of the session.
Should there be factious contest in the
hoase regarding the Speaker, the President
:, IN not consider himself bound to keep the
entire country waiting while the fight OF the
factions is going on; and it is not improba-
ole that, after reasonable delay, he will
send in his Message, leaving it to each house
to take its own course upon it.
The advantage of so doing is, that there
are many public and private interests upon
which action is delayed at this season of the
year until the Message shall have laid open
the views of the administration and the pol
icy it proposes to recommend for the coming
year In finance and commerce., the hi ter
ests of the country are injured by delay in
the exhibition of thu position and wants of
the Treasury usually made by the Message;
and the same may be said OF many other
branches By sending the Message to Con-
gress as soon as the Senate is organized, it
is laid before the country, and the fight of
Congressional factions loses much Of its in
terest for the public. 'a
Mr., Cobb's report is the only one that is
not closed up, he having waited for some OF
sne important tables. -
Although the trade of the country will
exhibit vast recovery from the depression
of the last two years, there is room to doubt
whether it would not be prudent to return
70 the tariff of 1916 until the whole question
can be arranged on more stable basis. I'm.
der the present unwise system every huctu
alton in prices affects the revenue. In specu-
lstive years, when the government should
not have been the temptation which large
revenue gives il to entertain all kinds of
schemes, the high prices of merchandise
aood the treasury with income from duties
and stimulate the general intoxication. On
the other hand, in years of commercial de-
preston the low prices of goods deplete the
revenue and increase the general uneasiness.
The recommendations in regard to revenue
ana finance will be added to the Message at
til Q last moment.
Recent events in Virginia will bring forth
some pointed remarks in the Message the
danger which all sections of the country
incur, from the growing tendency to arrange
parties on geographical grounds, and also
from the increased disposition in the public
mind to hold lightly the obligations of loyal
~ to the constitution.
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Mg~ The prospectus of The Ne'o York
ledger, the great family paper,wi be found
il another column. 1t is scarcely necessary
to say that The Ledger is BY far the most
popular family paper in the country, having
circulation of over four hundred. thousand
copies. 1t is always characterized by
high moral tone, and, as will be seen by re-
terence to its advertisement, employs more
eminent contributors than any other paper
in the world. f.-E ~ ~F ~
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The Charge Of Sedition.-Dr. Breed, for
smerly an Examiner in the Patent Office, land
for several years past q solicitor of patents,
and resident ofthe District of Columbia, has
been held to bail at Washington in the sum
Of $4,000, for uttering seditious language
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
from the Merchants and Msohamtcs' Ea
change Books.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30.
ARRIVED.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, FIN Bait
Schrs J Crittenden, Morriset !; Eugene,
Sykes Telegraph, jackson A i. Spence,
Trummer, and Boat NJ A Grardy, fun N c.,
corn to Grandy & Stout.
Schr Patty Mary, -; Sarah and
Mary, -; corn and shingles to Grandy
Il Stout.
Boats VIM E White and Delk & Lindsey,
and Black Bird, FIN N G, to Delk SM4indsey,
Boat Patrick Henry, FIN N G, corn to John
James.
CLEARED.
-, Schr Sidney Clones, for New York, by
W G Wesson. ~
Schr Samuel Lewis, Cook, Tor Massachu.
sets, with corn BY Delk \ Lindsey.
Schr Charm, Baker, for Massachus etts,
with corn, by Bell & Son.
Schr Parker, Fitzgerald, for Maine,
with corn by B Hardy 4 Co.
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BARG AIMS, BARGA AIMS,

merry rich col'd Silk Robes,
do do Black Fa do 'tHs-s
100 pieces Fancy Silksot all kinds, ~
100 do Black do .e8 dosgA.H5f
Rich Plain Poplins, of all shades, t e.
- do Fig and plaid, do do s-l
Plain and Fig Delains,s - ~ s' p
do Black do
do Col Merinoes, -
100 pieces Fig DeLaines a eve F5~ asa Il
100 do Col. do lsAcNes sue - .5ea
All Wool White Flannels, a'Saas5s N
do Red q s do s5 81 ss,s4s -
Shaker Flannels, splendid Msrssillss Qailts,
l34 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Cen,re Table
covers,
l2h Bleached Cotton sheeting, iO4 Blsached
/ Damask, Napkins and Dayliss, English
Canton Flannels, saSssN ~ =, o.
Also, small Plaid cassimeres very hs ndsoms
coP Clocks. - - -, - . = =
y In our embroidery line, we would mention
100 very handsome Collars &c Dimity Bands
Very rich Lace Sets, - ~
do do Real French do s., ~
a.. do do do small Collars, LACE, Bsr- /.
thas ana Liu jon do -. y. VI ..t
Our stock is very large, aud being detsrmin-
cd 10 reduce the same, we now Offering
sfeat bargains. FsE dN+-t4 s- -os
Those in want would do well to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, a
no ~ =. - ~ Il BLoODGOOD.
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Sleeping Cars.--A train Of sleeping cars
was run between Philadelphia and Wash.
ington on Saturday last, for the first time,
in which were provided comfortable berths
for the passengers, they not being interrupt
ted more than in a steamboat. Bed-cleth-
ing, and every necessary comfort was pro
vided, and the traveller passed through the
line without disturbance of his rest.
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Beacie Knioes and Pistols.-We are in
formed that portion of the volunteers at
Harper's Ferry will be armed with bowie
knives and revolvers, in addition to their
regular arms. These weapons are of more
value in a hand to hand fight than any other
known to warfare.
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A Colored Artist.-Th Mobile Mercury
says that at the late Agricultural Fair at
Demopolis, Ala, silver cup was awarded
to E. 7. Pace, a colored barber of that city,
tor painting portrait of Hon. LIS. Lyon.
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N office.

All Communications, &c., intended for in.
seEtion, and Letters inregard to this paper,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
&,tVntlOR.-
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4 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.--Dates FROM
Brownsville to the Goth inst, have been re-
ceived. Lieut.. Tennison, OF the Revenus
Cutter Dodge, states that the force NV
guarding Brownsville, consisted of 2e2, No
attack had been made by Cortinassa
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NOTICE.

~
A N adjourned meeting of the Stockholders
n of the Seaboard Towing and Transports
ton Company, will be held at the Exchange
on Monday the 29th inst, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ
noa26 E. 7. HARDY, Secretary.
TOBACCO 40 Boxes assorted grades fIom
fair to choice for sale. for an on account of
the Manufacturer by
no l6 BIT BOCKOVER.
(Herald copy alD
NEW CORNED PORK-Ju.t received a
IN lot OF nice Corned Pork
.s F'a MM.R DRURY,
no 20 No. "a, Cor. of Cove and Church st.
EHLOUR IN STORE.-i5U0 bbls. MidIings
T. fine, Super and Extra, for sale by
no IS es4 DELK & LINDSEY.
NURSE WANTED Wanted for the year
Nv 1860, good MI RISE to attend to one
child. Also, a PLOUGHBOY, apply at
no 23-lw THIS OFFICE.
COME AT LAST.
VsHOSE Goldfish and Msckerel which adj
l. vertised some two weeks since have inst
come to hand
s casks prime Goldfish,
20 kits No. Mackerel,
t0h bbls. do Receiving and for sale by
no 25 ss 4. JAS f JONES.
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J Affairs in cha rlestown,

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Nov. 28.--Evening
On Saturday and Sunday the town was
crowded with strangers and the military and
extensive preparations are making for the
reception Of the additional military now ao-
preaching. Alfthe churches have been tax
en- possession of to be used as barracks,
The sentinsls are nightly firing at imasi
nary foes, sand number OF citizens have mar
rowly escaped their bullets.
On Sunday night the military confidently
expected an attack and the sentries wers
doubled, but no foes made their appearance
How they are expected to arrive is not stat,
ed; but as the country lis being patrolled for
twenty miles around, it must be BY the uu-
derground railroad
3 1t is states on good authority that Cover
nor Wise has sent spies.into Ohio and Psua-
sylvania, and that it isfTOm their reports
that large bodies of men are arriving and
moving towards Virginia, that the military
forces here are being so largely augmented.
About 200 additional troops have arrived
here since Saturday, including two eom-
panies from Wheeling, so that we have nov
about 1900 military under arms
letter from Huntingdon county, Pa.
states that large bodies of armed men are
moving towards Virginia, across the North
Mountain, supposed to be on their way u
Charlestown, The reports cause a constant
panic.
All is quiet to day, aud Preparations sre
making tor the erection OF the gallows tol
the execution of Brown rs
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TERMS.

Inc Day BOOK will be served to subscribers
ss - cents pea week, payable to the Carrier
wnsiis sent by mail it will be "a per year, -
sor ,iA months, and 81 for three months, paya
g
cAs in advance. -. 4.s
S.s- .Ixe tsiatiaA greater than the Datiies
OF Bafn Cities combined. 90
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New York Markets.

NEW; YoRK, November 29. Fiour-has
advanced 5 cts. State at Ohio S., 70a5,7s;
Southern$ 5 s65a6.76.
\ Wheat is bnoyant and holders demand an
advance, which checks sales. y
Cora The market is firm Sales of 5000
bushels new Southern yellow 00a6S cents.
Pork--ls dull. Sales of Mess at$i5. 94aiS,
Lard--The market, is dull at l01SalO15
cts 's@s$ * Stsa 's-s57aFs,s
Whiskey Is dull and heavy at ~ cents
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Gov. wise's procia nation.

The proclamation of Gov. Wise, sets forth
snat all persons are notified that the trains
Of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Company are placed under orders of acting
Jaartermaster and Commissary General Da-
Wis, for impressment on the first, second and
third of December next. He will, under or
sers of Mai. General Taliaferro, guard those
trains for the use and occupation Of Virginia
troops alone and permit no other transpor-
lstion but for them. VsN
And the citizens of this Commonw ga ith
ara warned to remain at home and on guard
9. patrol duty on the second Of December'
and to abstain from going to Charlie stown.
Orders are issued to prevent women ana
children, and strangers are hereby cautioned
fnat there will be danger to them 10 ap
preaching that place, or near it that day.
ii deemed necessary, martial law will be pro-
Claimed and enforced ~ s4a
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LONDON DOCK
RRAND Y
Vintag pc '46 and ,48

Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Ziegler 81 8 yrs. oil,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
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WASHINGTON Gnards.

4 Those Gentlemen who have enrolled their
names as members of the Temperance Vol.
nnteer company, are requested to meet this
room Of Wash ington Division in odd Fellows
Hall, for the purpose of selecting officers and
perfecting the organization. no all.Its
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NEW YohK, Nov. 29. Washington Irving
the distinguished author died last evening al
Iryington. s.,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. %. 1t is said that the
War Department was to-day called on TO.
ammunition with reference TO affairs at
. Charlestown. -, s.ss,as,,.. q. - -
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3 John SMITH, ~, Proprietor. 4
George d Carpenter, d Nc D Lindsey, Mr.
Wilson, North Carolina; Chas II Huckstep,
King and Queen co., Va; R Henry Glenn,
Kempsville, Va; P r Walden, Richmond; j
Hill, Bigler's Mills; Walter Martin, War.
wick, Va; G w Hall, s H MARITIME, p Hwl
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Notice lsessa s
HoUSEKEEPEHS AND HEADS OF FANii-
LIES :

y. sftEADt READ READ READ
GENERAL Families having expressed 10 us
~ desire to get very choice article of Butt
Tor Winter use, we take pleasure In aaaGSn.
eng the arrival per steamer OF very Elesan,
Dairy OF Fine Family Butter, sent to us ex,
pressiy and direct from q rsnelsman's Dairy
Farm in Chenango County, State of New York
This Butter we unhesitatingly affirm to be the
Finest ricIe we have seen in this markat for
some years, and we know what good Butter is
such chance 10 secure such an article occurs
but seldom 9
Please read the Inspectors certificate, ana to
he further convinced call yoilrseIfs at
a., &c, DEMlNG'S City Family Grocery,
q no W NO. SO Church st
III AVING inspected the above Dairy OF BUT
II ter have no hesitation in prononncins
the same to be very choice article.
ii f. @. THOMAS, Inspector.
Norfolk, Nov 18th, 1859 "a
TItfE bee HIVE-TaR BEE HIVE
w RAPPINGs for the Million at the Rs
wv Hive, &gE II
Wrsppings tor The Million at the Bee Hive
\, Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million ct the Bee Hive
Wrappings rom to $50,
Wrappingsf rom to @6e,
Silks from 8 to $40.
Silks from to $40
;. Msrinoss Cash msrss, De LANES, Pspl;ns,
Lacss, Robes. =.
The Bee HIVES undsr Johnson's Hall
no 8. +
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N Office.

a Id persons indebted to the estate off the
"A late James Tatem, dece'd of Norfolk Co..
are requested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the SAID estate
WI please hand them in, as it is important that
der that arrangements may be made to adjust
the same, VIM. ETHEREDGE,
Administrator with will annexed s
nov 3oISw of James Tatem decd
(Herald copy 2w and send bill to this ofIice,
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Norfolk Market.

Carefully Corrected Daily ] rom the Books OF
the Merchants and Mschs4aics' Exchange.
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special Mott ce.
THE WHEELER & WILSON STITCH,

GlCGEzOGO0OG
APPLICABLE TO ALL PURP OsEsI
i HEMMiNa. CoRDING, TUcK1NG,
done and FH5s.Ns a
JOHNSON'S HALL, Norfolk,
% MAIN STREET, Richmond.
NS- Price of Machines $4,000 to 800, so
no ls-lw" E. H. CRAIGE, Agent.
LIS Diarrhea rank as most difficult to cure.
We are pleased to have it in our power to-point
out remedy which has proved effectual in
many cases, and which we can safely recon-
mend as certain and infallible cure. 1t has
been the means OF rescuing thousands from an
untimely grave, and given the glow OF health
to many cadavereus form. The medicine we
have reference to is 'sHosTETrER's CELEBRAT-
Ed STOMACH BITTERs." These Bitters, whose
virtues are promulgated through the State, are
continually increasing in the favor OF the pub
lie, and from the many cures they have effect
ed, have doubtless the ascendancy over any
other preparation before the public.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
a Agents, and importers Of Br9ndies Wines and
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
FREsH SPICES, uon7.-1;
COXE's GELATINE,
CooPER's IsINGLAss.
Mace. Cloves, Cinnamon, Celery Seed, Nut
megs, Extracts OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange
Peach, Rose and Almond.
Nv BURROW co, Druggists
q. 90 Church Street.
TOGETHER WITH A
Choice assortment OF Lubins, Maugenet, Cow
dray and Rimmeps Celebrated Periumery,
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades,
H Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
at ]. w. BURROW b co,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
% the purest Medicines
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all infammatioE-win allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants Perfect.
ly safe in, all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my28 ly
90 Sandford's Liver Invigorator--.
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GuM.-Isa mild
and effectual cathartlc, 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 rapidly
LIVER INvIGoRATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES The BLOOD
PURIFlEs THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & G. A.
SANTOS. NAL tim
G y THE OxYGKNArED BUFFERS, aside from
u-S being the best remedy which medical
science and research have discovered for the
cure of Dyspepsia, is an irresistible cure for
scurvy. No vessel should 60 to sea without
supply OF this boon to the sea faring man.
For sale by M. A. s. c. A. SANTOS and
WALKE y Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
folk. J. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NoRFoLl

VIM. u. Walters, Proprietor.
Isaac Lynn, F B Howard, Philadelphia;
Charles Ripley, G A Roll, Geo w Knowlton
and lady, New York; John W Mebane, Ten
WIN G Flagg, New York; e GLENN, Balti
more; Thomas Chiseman, Hampton; W M
Holstead, Princess Anne county; Il Rodman,
Richard P Fay, Boston; Edward Harrand,
VIM @ Burnham, Va.
4 MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
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slST.-The finder of small Memoir ndu Il,
on leaving it at the Office Of the Day Book.
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I'M M ENSE BARGAINS AT THE
BEE HIVE.

~ '>''--,. Silks, SILKS, SILKS, SILKS,
Foulard silks, Foulard Silks, Foulard Silks,
SILK Robes, silk Robes, Silk Robes, silk Robes,
Velvet Robes, Velvet Robes, Velvet Robes,
Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks UlosRs. Cloaks,
shawls, Shawls, Shawls, Shawls, Shawls,
a cali Is all that Is asked, as we are offering
srast induce ments in all the different branches,
JAMES SMITH,
noss Proprietor OF the Bee Hive
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Winter Arrangement,

e tx- The New York and Virginia
tSSasaksho Steamship Company's Steam.
AIHISXEships ] A NJ EST o w N
= DAND ROANOKE, will leave
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, after the
arrival of the Southern cars. "a 4
Passage to New York, State Room and Meals
included So. -,. $1,000
Steerage passage, 81. A,ef>-
For further information, apply to
no Is j M SMITH q BRO, Agents.
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Death of Washington Irving:

1t will be seen by telegraphie despatch
fron New YORK, that Washington Irving
died Monday night at his residence on the
hudson. His health has been failing for
some time, but as we have seen no account Of
his dangerous illness, he no doubt died sud-
denly from some organic disease,
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DIED

In New Orleans, on the 2lst instant, Captain
JAMES BALLS, aged So years. NJ tive of Nor
10 TX Va, late master of the ship Felicia.
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Office, No. 81, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 80.
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All is quiet to day, aud prspsrations sre
making tor the erection OF the gallows tol
the execution of Brown, = =. 80
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Selected
EXPRESSLY
FOR !
| Medicinal
AND
FAMILY
USE.
USE

% Wide Water Street, next door to
je II s. o. MERwIN & Co., Aucprs.
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Asi PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

NsH FHiCN FOH ADVNftIIShNW
IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
dc days. rs 1 Square | month .$4 90
10 days, 90 do 2months z 90
do week. 10 / do 3months. 10 90
aA.l advertisements ordered twice or thrice
.wsek, fol each insertion after the first
psT square. .ss...'.. .sss $500. $500 sS1A
,l@irisges snd Deaths to be published as news.
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C., will be
charged as other advertisements, and payment
required in advance.
Ali transient advertisements to be paid in adj
vance
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ATTENTION WOODS RTFLEMEN

1 Every Member of this Company. now in
t9e City, Is requested to meet at the Juniors
I'll Hall this WEDNESDAY evening al SCI
- clock P M as basineas of inn nor tsnos win
De brought before the meeting, it is necessary
that every member should be at his post. By
order A EP0RTT,OCK In ~
no 80 rss A diutant
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NOPfOIk County Meetinr.

a " adJourned meeting Of the CitiZens Of
"A Norfolk County, viii be held al Eisbon; Is
Tavern, Washington Point, on Saturday after
noon at o'clock, Tor the purpose Of taking &C.
tion on the subject of our common safety and
p OtOCtlOu. ~ De
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SFfA wis, SHfA WIS, SHAWLS.
q I uST received per last steamer Jamestown
ranging, from ESQ IN 70 $25 CO. q, cashm waS
Blanket and Reversible shawls ranging from
$3.50 to 800 90. Call at +. CAMPE,
no ~ SO 4. Main street. VI
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n ERE's THE FILINGS = - 17v7---
b , FOR CHRISTMAS
UST RECEIVED per Steamer Roanoke 100
3 Whole \ and \ Boxes Layer, and Bunch
Curants, Soft Shell Almonds. Canton p. =.
served Ginger and Choice Pine Apple Cheese.
.a~ E @ DEALING,
mo 70 4N No.. go, Church street. =
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II. M N s T r E e r,
Is STILL SUPPLIED WITH I.uFs d r.
- - BARGAINS IN DRYsGOODS.e "a
: tNHcsE who prefer to buy at private sale can
"a supply themselves IN the morning before
The goods in this store are not such as are
picked up at other Auctions, for the purpose
OF selling again at Auction, but are composed
OF snch goods that are usually found in
$40 REGULAR DRY GOODS STORE.
selected for Family use and warranted cheap al
Auction and cheap at Retail. - =
NOES I. III DAWSON
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ust reserved per schr M A Fender, n bbis.
scuppernong Wine, from one OF the best
Vinel ards in North Caroline. For sale by
no 80 aass q Il HOCKOVER.s 50
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store ana DIV cling for Rent.
HE Store on Church street, formerly aazs, /.
L occupied by w Burrow h O.. rs aE5i!1
a. Drug Store, and more recently by S. HiI
Shain, as Dry Goods Store, is for rent ior the
next year. 1t is first rate stand for business.
Apply to -a- Fs7,7.sF -
no 30 t las q. pDIIARn