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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DAY BOOK.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 21st.

WASHINGTON, u. u, Dec. list.
Mr.. Editor: knowing your little sheet
to be more appropriated to general news than
liked principles Of politics, l take occasion
to drop line upon things in general here,
and nothing particular.
The Hotels and Private Boarding Houses
are doing quite business.
The circulating medium is rather scarce,
IN consequence of the non-organization of
the House, consequently times are rather
dull in the monetary line; but all else is
lively.
Both Houses of Congress are crowded daj.
ly with numbers of both sexes, looking on
in deep anxiety for some definite conclusion
to the present political squabble.
am Informed by reliable authority that
our talented Statesman and neighbor of
Hampton, James Barron Hope, Esq, will,
in the course of time, produce a literary
work which will be replete with interest and
romance, and contain many sad and thrill
ling events of stern reality, in the life of an
estimable lady, who has been before the
country engaged for the last thirty years, in
one of the most obstinate legal cases upon
record, in the history of our Union. The
indomnitable perseverance and indeiatigable
energy Of character displayed by the lady,
places her among the first rank of female
heroines. We feel assured that the known
literary ability of the gentleman is sare
do tior Of tc Nd he,
acter and social position of Mrs. Myra
Clark Gains, a sure endorser Of the interes-
ting contents Of the work.
John NJ, Forrest, of Norfolk, Va, has in.
vented quite an ingenious improvement upon
the present old fashioned carriage spring
Its utility and simplicity with its popularity
Of selfadjustment combined, renders it inf
nitely superior to anything of the kind l
have ever examined. He has applied for
letters patent to secure him the advantage
of this truly valuable and economical inven
ton. From the general opinion expressed
in this city, it bids fair to supercede all other
contrivances Of the kind now in use
Browns Hotel is the headquarters of all
the politicians who have no other "Gxed
abode" tits truly amusing to listen to the
diversity of opinions upon things in gener-
al; the Hotel being situated upon the grand
promenade of the City, Pennsy lvania, Avenue,
the bellies and beaux who may perchance
pass by, are fully discussed.
The prevailing fashion of the bellies is to
wear superfuous dresses, covered with delu
sion; paint put on as thick as mortar; and
artificial curls climbing over an aabastar
neck of powder, to escape the tortures Of
an imaginary bonnet, in the shape of pink
Spot on the back part of the head. The
beaux wear combinations as large in the
portals as coffee sacks, putting us very much
in mind of two broom sticks run through a
pillow case; their coats fit we'll, but the
breast piece is invariably in the middle " hen
buttoned up. More when it offers.
PHILOSOPHER.
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Couldn't Hold has Oat8.-A hurley Tennes-
seean, who has been made Son of Malta at
New Albany, Ia, the other night, unable to
mold his OATS" broke from his tormentors,
Knocked the senti mel at the door senseless,
bolted for a cotfee-house, and swore he
could whip any Son of Malta in the United
States, and that he would whip any news
paper establishment that told Of him.
A policeman named Abram Brewer, fell
dead at the door of the Academy of Music, in
New York, on the night of the Union meeting.
Mrs. Titlow was burnt to death on Monday,
at her residence, near Philadelphia, by her
clothes taking fire from stove.
VIM. Riddle, Esq, citizen distinguished in
is time as politician, died in Philadelphia a
lew days since.
Accounts from Hungary says the ational
demonstrations against the Austrian govern
ment were increasing. All ranks were tax
ing part in them.
An attempt was made to burn one of the
Yale College buildings at New Haven on
Saturday last.
public dinner is to be given at Richmond
to Gov. Wise aud LIT. Gov. Jackson, when
their terms expire next month.
For two tales in the Cornhill Magazine
Thackeray sto receive $4,000. Whewl
There was asnow-storm at Harrisburg, Pa,
on Thursday.
The United States briggs Perry and Dolphin
sailed from Montevideo on the 3lst of October
for Buenos Ayres.
Governor Douglass report of Gen. Seott's
mission TO San Juan had been submit tied to a
cabinet council in London.
The Sydney Legislature had agreed to re-
Fejee Islands to the British Empire.
The New Orleans Delta announces a forth
coming work on Nicaragua by no less person
tkan Gen. William Walker.
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Two Roiodies Killed and Another Mortal-
iy Wo'mded.-The Nashville Gazette gives
the following account of fatal ARRAY in
Rutherford county, Tennessee.
On Saturday last, a serious recontre oc-
Cured in Rutherford county. short dis
lance above Murfreesboro', which resulted in
the instant killing of Berry Burnett and
Watson Vardel land the mortal wounding of
Tarlton O'Deneal. A young man named
NeVils was assaulted by these three despeI-
ate characters, and in defending himself
them both He then attacked Q'DeneaI
with rocks, fracturing his skull and produ-
cling such injuries as to preclude any posi-
bility of his recovery. He, perhaps, Rever
did better days work.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL NORFOLK.
Wm. L. Walters, Proprietor.

Miss L L Sylvester, W W Sylvester, Deep
Creek; D Fl Pannell, Virginia; DR. j Bax-
ter, Northwest; L g Sherman, H Mac Rae,
North Carolina; & Eddens, Memphis; Jno
Barnes, B Barnes, w W Carraway, Jr,,
We Whitehurst, Thos w Whitehurst, V W
Capps, Princess Anne County; Haskins,
Edenton; McCalvert, Grayson; Samuel
Crane, Randolph; Thompson, Putnam;
Chas Grattan, Rockingham; l. G Ballard,
VIM D Pate, Boone County; N Richardson,
Ohio County; W johnson, Barbour County;
W L Dickinson, Russell County; James d
Morris, Marshall County; W a Popham,
Rappahannock; d 7 Bisbie, Va.
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SATURDAY, Dec. "a.

steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Baltimore
Bremen Bark Amalia, O!dyans, from pbiIa
ballast 20 Charles Reid. AA"''
Schr Sidney Jones, Bedell, from N V. n
Rowland & Bros, and mdse. for Sundrv nsrso, ~
Schr Ocean Wave, I'm Y, to 3 II RdckoUsr
mdsu for Sundry persons.
Sehr' sun D Collins, w N Fl Smith. IN
corn 70 urSHdy & Stout. -
Sch " = ]OSnson Burroughs, fu. R.cbf,a4,
to u I~ee.'n9, lldse. for Sundry /, .a-,7
sem Ly1ial7sn, >e7aker, I'm Richme-G 20 3
F Keeling p"
schT }oaa aa7ymo, most, from N o. .e,,. 90
Boat De- So Lindsey. III, y C. corn r5 1...
Boat CaTSWay; from n &. or,,r en- :, ,. ?
over. ~ ~ ~ ~
Boats Fanny, Mary Washington. .-om N .
Boat Hen Hawk, i'm N G, with blocks gor
James. % -"
CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, for New, yorl,
Schr Hattiannah, Orcott, for Proyidence cG.-r
by Delk & Lindsey. 49, '0--''
Schr Mary Hawes, Chase, for Hvennjs no
Delk & Lindsey. 'F
SCI SGhr Florence, Jameson, for Maine, corn BY
Delk Lindsey. ~
SGhr Lizzie, Forbes, Hampton, for c. by
schr Nancy Brayton, Gage, for Fall River.
corn by A Bell & Son.
D + Keeling A''iia' ny
:, Schrs Venus, Bella Peck, N Rue NIoses
'ahname' Tor Balm ore, by Keeling
% M pea witch, Egbert. for N Y, corn, h
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4S4derings of The u. States Troops on the
plains.-A letter from Fort Riley, Kansas,
aated 7th inst, says;
"Captain Stewart has just come in rom
the winter camp on Pawnee Fork, and he,
and perhaps thirty of his men, are badly
FROST bitten. The Captains face is badly
scsTihed, and several of the men are pretty
well used up about the hands and face, and
three of them are otherwise wretchedly frost
bitten and swollen"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II = DIR. BELLS opinion of Hostetter's
Us Bltters.-SPRINGFIELD Ill, April ID /,
lc3o-Some months since, while recovering
from an attack of Rem ittent Fever, was re-
luesed to try Hostetter's Bitters, as an article
peculiarly suited to the condition of GONZALES.
cents from fever. 1t is but simple Justice to
say that it restored the powers of my digestive
organs, and ct the same time kept my bowels
gently open. / have no hesitancy in saving
that hitherto, in using it in my practice, it has
IN every case where l have ordered it, acted
like charm. In thus speaking freely OF it,
lar from puff patent medicine, an article it
by no means claims to be.
SANFORD BELL, M. D.
For sale by BURRUSS BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF BraIdies, Wines and
gists and dealers generally, everywhere
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sudden Death aoAile on the Wy to u f4-
,,eyal.-William A. Myled, of South Ded-
ham, Mass, died very suddenly on Monday
last. He was on the way to the funeral Of
Mr.. Dana P. Colburn, whick took pl ace in
the Baptist Church, when, hnding that ne
dropped, and hardly breathed after he was
Geaehed.
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NE, New ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-Advices from H.,
v@na 70 me ieth instant report that very h,rt,
mand is based upon unfavorabie cro,, ms so De =
from Louisiana eFop news
..n non! . LOT new molasses have been a..
'eTea INTO at ~ reals Tor kegs of five gallon
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The Temperance PrOtraCted
Meeting

a n the Cumberland Street Baptist Church
IN that commenced last night, will b5 adj
dressed ny Rev. MIR. Long Tonight, after which
several gentlemen in the congregation viii give
some experimental talks that VIII be very in4
teresting. DON'T fail to be present DR. Leroy
Lee will speak on Thursday night.
lhe meeting will continue on Friday night
and tie Speaker viii he announced, de 2l-9t
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New York Markers

new. YORK, December 23.-Flour--ss,ss
State $5.10a.5.20.
Wheat is quiet, but prices firm; no tram.
actions reported. '' u aug
Corn is depressed; sales of 10000 bushels.
new Southern at S5a87 cts, 's'
forS-ds heavy. Mess $l612% cts.
49, nard-Ihe market is heavy at 1O1Sul0L
cts. N'i az |o1aaN
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office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor IA order to ensure
sLsntiOn.
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~ ME Nv ORLEANS, Dec. a3d.-The Medical 10,
So ~ faculty reply to the applications of tb.
S SSSuehefn Medical Students at New York he h.,
The asu 10 aam,t them here on nominal tern,
lures here Tree. vi " attend lee
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ssss Circulation greater than the Dniiien
of both Cttics combined. 80
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ah,si PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
KEkeREs.

1he DAY BOOK wall be served to subscribe
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W Ren sent by mail it will be "a per year, 81
Tor .iX months, and 81 for three months, pays
Tie AZ advance.
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PosroFFIcE AFFAIRS Virginia-R Route
AgeacieS, etc The site of the post-oiiice at
Danielsville, Spottsylvania county, Va, is
NJ. Horn is appointed postmaster, vice @ L
Idler At SUSSEX c II; Sussex county, Va, w
Parsons is appointed postmaster, vice William
Prince, resigned.
Route AgencieS.-On the route, Richmond,
Va, to Bristol, Tenn, MIR. Jam.s o. Boley, of
Liberty, Bedford county, Va, is appointed
route agent in place of Luther Lucas. Route,
Fernandria to Stark, Mr., David Brown is ap-
declined.
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Holidays.

As Monday next will be observed as a holi-
CD that day.
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BOSTON, Dec 2!d.-The dedication of H.,
new Elliot School House ook place tn-ssr
WI Wit |, usual exercises. Addresses were ma
Boutwell,, and others. "-oo'
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son, of Iowa, late Commissioner of Pstent
Sas become connected with the New Yoyt
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Richard Heoy Sent For.-rhis notorious
individual, Secretary Of State" under Jno
less be in Washington in few days. We
mentioned Yesterday the fact OF his 6eing in
custody in Texas. The committee charged
with theinveStigation Of the affair at Har
per's Ferry, by the Senate, find it necessary
to have Realf before them, and nave by their
authority to send for persons and papers,
dispatched Charles s. Jones, doorkeeper Of
the U. S. Senate, to Texas, to summon and
bring him to this city, to appear before the
committee. MIR. Jones left the city this
morning at six o'clock, to execute the order
of the committee. Wosh. Star 2lai.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, Dec 22nd. bv the Re,, n n
Jones, LUTHER WALKER ESQ, to Miss sri
SAN E. DAVIS, all of this city.
III & copy)
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Mrs. WiIisiow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-.
ducing all inhammatioE-will 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. my % ly
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HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
r AIDES and Gentlemen desirous of buying
IL both cheap, handsome and durable, Fancy
or Dry Goods either for their own use, or for
the purpose oil making presents to others will
find it greatly to their advantage 10 buy their
goods from me as they will be proven in the
ultimo. now have on hand Just from the
North for Christmas fine assortment of ME-
RINOS, SILKS, all wool MOUSLIN DELAIN
POLL De CHEVE CLOAKS, SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERIES, HOsERIES and TRIMMINGS.
Also good assortment of RPETS and
RUGS. JACOB UMSTADTER,
del9 $40 Church street.
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE

VIZ are constantly talking about South, INA
have ~ manuiactories, but slow to act. Now we
me extent that we are patronised we 'i shall 10
S S Now citizens of Norfolk, if Won would
nav9 S shoe Mandatory in your midst that
street, few doors above Main and o ~ oharen
support noPP 70 y A. DAVIS, who is practicsbie.
,ud ne mas es every kind BOOT or SHOE nan,
encourage your Manufacturers. vi de- e1 y"
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Argus copy


HAVE opened a GROCERY sTOnE II,
L the city of Norfolk On the road to Prince :,
am County, and have appointed my brother
T.. H. Whitehurst my Agent, to manage the
SAME "a WIN authority to buy or sell goodso
nay responsibility, and On my account.
oeV-iWzloW J. j. WHITEHURS'
WANTED the ensuing year goo =.
w NURSE, must be a good Wa5er ana
lFSher, and come well recommended apply IL
dss0-tt THIS FFlCts
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New Advertisements.

ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATION
AT G. HALL d cos.
The Useful and the Substantial
ROSE MOOD Writing Desks,
~ Ne Plus UItra's
tourists Companion,
Bankers Cases,
Pocket Inks of Rosewood:
Gases of Rodgers Scissors.
Chessmen OF Ivory, bone and ehonv
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases.
water Color Bones and Brushes
Diaries for 1860,
Miniature Ledgers,
Elutina's and Guitars,
WHIST Boxes, Backgammon Boxes. .-
sents 'oi'Aoio ior ffe-
de %
fNHEAP SHOES
FOR THE
lest week at GURNEY IL cos Old Stand
+" .'aafAe'square Sign Selling off. de Or
( >S'Sf4s ~ MESS and Extra No. MackereI.
~ ai fa4@ by half Bbl. or at Retail bv
JAS. + JONES
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NJ A Rim e NEWS
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

From the Mercsaato and Mechan;os' No..
change Boohg.l
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The French expedition to China will cost
that government &G,0Q0, 900,
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE.

Lessee and Manager. Mr.. ] SCHONBERG.
'HE Manager respectfully announces to the
\ eiGzens OF Norfolk and Portsmouth. that
&c Hli1 open the above elegant Theatre for
St1Ohl DRAMATIC SEASON. Commencing
m MONDAY, DEC. 18th.
The company is composed of Ladies' and
gentlemen OF AcKNowL EDGED TALENT.
R5: Full particulars i'll bills of the day.
Family Circle 25 cts. de ID II :
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L A T EST Ew s
ihlfty-sixth COngress-First SEES
sion.

fhlrty-sixth Congress-First SEES
sion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
SENATE.
Inc Senate met at the usual hour
Mr.. rugh introduced bill relating to the
Louisville and Portland Canal.
Mr.. Davis introduced a bill to nrov;to
temporary government and create The otfica
OF Surveyor General in the Territory of Ar.
IONA. Also, a bill directing the manner in
which the testimony of certain iudicial off.
GERS may be taken for the use of the IJsited
States Courts. '''"
The Senate then went into Executive seq.
sion. 'es-
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual hour.
MIR. Farnsworth, being entitled to the
moor, said he was willing to give way for
motion to proceed to vote.
Mr.: kuflln and other Democrats obiected
insisting ON Mr.. Farnsworth either proceed.
ing WITH his remarks or abandoning the foor
altogether. 'No 'ooi
MT. farnsworth said he made the prSoos;-
tlon In good faith. He did NOT desire 70
place any impeachment in the way of an or.
s IAN h de and his Republican friends
aod A."A ~ Iufee weeks, DESTROYS
and anxious to vote for Speaker. Thew had baI
no disposition to discuss the slavery onestia ion
now, but would wait for the orcan 9as;lun
q spoke for himself, and did moi want tba
hepuehcan party to be held responsible for
lie said they had been met here with
speeches. and resolutions in regard to Hal Hal
per's pamphlet, and a speech delivared ii ~
Governor Seward. These things were t iu ny
In their faces with threatened dissoInt; 1,,
Oh the Union on that account, and IL pas
even threatened here that if they elect a E Ra
ed instanter. NC sever
=, lie proceeded to read from the Richmond
Enquirer, edited by Messrs. Richie. Pryor pryor.
Dennasant, leading Democratic oaner If
June so, and of May and June, fsps TO
snow that the Journal had uttered s.irrsI
Presslble conflict" doctrines, and pronounced
iree society failure, and further said that
was between the two systems will rage every
wneIe until the one conquers and the Other
Mr.: Seward, he said, never uttered ..o.x
presslDle conflict" doctrines, half So strnna.
as That. Senator Hammond, he added had
presented similar sentiments in regard II ~
such conflict. 'es"'" /"
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IVVII HIN W IT II a
Choice assortment OF Lubins, Maugenet Cow
dray and RimmePs Celebrated Perfumery,
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
Toilet articles ofevery description justreceived
at j. w. BURROW & co,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
no ~ the purest Medicines.
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IE - AS THE TRULY WONDERFUL MERITS
Us Of th9 Oyygenatet Bitters in curing
Dyspepsia IN It's worst tevoAop sTlts, become
known and appreciated, orders for it are pour
ing in from all parts OF the country-North,
South, East and West, This tells the story.
For sale by M. A. Il C. A SANTOS and
WALKE + Co, and KING & Toy, Nor
folk. j. d. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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Superior Old Whisky and Apple

Brandy.
NOU folks who want some of that old and
u unadulterated Apple Brandy and very
superior article OF Old Whisky. had better
send your demiiohns along, or you will be dis
appointed, Send TO
de 81 JEIONES.
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FOR HIRE FOR 1860.
CSIX OF Eight GIRLS OF various sizes. apply
y OF G w SINGLETON, =
de 2l.tif Sudol&, Va
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CHOICE HAVANA SEGARS
{ recent importation, comprising the well
" known brands:
De Castillo Rogero,
Diego Lopez Truillo,
Diego Millar,
La Flo De Albuc,ue,
LIE Purcza de Mato.
preciate good Segar. ~
/; HAMBURGER & CO, Main street,
de ~ Sign of Big Indian in front
ENOr Sale-A pair of dark Bay Horses,
but little used, and Barouche. Sold BE-
cause the owner has no use. for them at this
time. Price 5000. Apply at
de 2l-3tp ARGUS OFFICE.
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TUST OPENED-Bbl. Choice Beef Rounds
u and Bbl. prime Naval Cuts, and selling them
at the same price you have to pay for much
poorer article. Send your orders to
de 70 JAS i JONES.
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GRAND ARRIVAL.
q c E M E r BATH.
& Inc attention of the Ladies and others
RA ~ Ga!Ied TO the magnificent assortment
s{SSAaA&z OF Rich ard elegant Jewelry which was
saaazzss received this morning, al d now being
opened Ii you wish to select from a really
Iarg and magnificent Stock you will call lat
Greenwood's II Main street
Those ladies who have been waning for th q
arrival OF Stone Cameo Sets can now be snn .
Piled. The following have also inst been re-
celved: white Lava Sets Coral Sets, CarbuncIe
t seies ann many otner rich and beautiful ar
ticIes winch would be impossible TO mention.
FOR something fine, rich, ia shionablc and at
really reasonable prices, the discrim ;natino
puDhc VIII call at 81 Main st. Everybody can
suteu mere with something appropriate for
q f WOOD, 81 Main street.
de "a Head of Market Square.
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f1ooshhE 1t: HERE THEY ARE
Nice Things for Christmas AVE-
az DeiS snigsn IS p NO. TO Church street,
s,: Smoked y; and Picked Beef Tongues, D''''
sele Ga ~ piat les of Corned Beef,
j. With lots of choice goods selected expressly
Tor Christmas times and for sale at -'
o, E C DEMING'S
DE "a City Family Grocery, so Church st.
HAY-HAY-HAY.
Bales prime Hay, Timothy and Glover.
AAO III store, for sale by
r w SANTOS & CO.,
ue 24-4t Rear OF New Custom House
SILKS All THE BEE HIVE
CLOAAS AT THE BEE HIVE.
M nave made great reduction in SilEs
" and Cloaks from this day forward
All IN want OF Silks and Cloaks. can save
money by calling at the BEE HIVE 'A'e
No n 80 Main street.
Runaway.
A LII persons ale forwarned from harborinp
"A Negro Woman BETSEY, who ranawaSS
1rcm me yesterday. She was hired by me till
the hrst OF January next, and the law will be
enforced against any one who may be guilty of
harboring her. Va
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NOTICE.
VTIFTNLD NOTTf1E

eF~s~ The Steamer SEA BIRD Cant.
ess s3is-a ssls I M soUrnGArE, will resume
her-trips % smithdeld on Saturday Dec. a4th
leave Norfolk at64 A, NJ.
de a33t DC CROMWELL, Agent.
sPICED ROUNDS, SPICGD ROUNDS
\ SHALL open to morrow morning the 2Oth.
L / Bbl. Spiced Rounds, something very
suitable for Christmas dinner, the above with
well selected Stock of choice family Gro
ceries can b5 had at NO "A, Corner of Cove and
Church Streets call is solicited
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