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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- LIcoRICs.

a. q. q. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN YAvoRITR BRAND, ALwAYs
ON SALE. By JAMES g. McANDREW,
do sly 81. PINE STREET. NHw Y0kK.
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sSy~ ho! ALL YE DYsPEPTIOs ALI
who suffer from Headache Giddiuoss Nervousness
Low Spirits, Dimness OF Vision, Bad Taste in the
Month, Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidi,y,
Heartoura. Costiveness, &c, &C can be promptly
restored IL kcsith by the use of RhkER'S CELEr
BkAFED PhEMIuM BIpIERS
For sale By Messrs. Fisher d Winoton, Druggists,
Richmond, Va ia DTS
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De l0-6na

w. BATHS, Baths, BATHs.-Hot,
cold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
entrance on 1lth street.
Single Baths rs certs or tickets or 81 ap 10
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ANOTHER NAW CHURCH "A number OF
the Methodist residents of Jefferson Ward have In
contemplation the erection Of new house OF
worship, at the northwest corner of Broad and
18th streets, on lot owned by Mr.. G. Crew, and
which that gentleman 10 willing to gfre for the
purpose. The movers in this scheme propose to
build neat and substantial house, at a cost OF
about $50 600, and urge as reason for so doing,
that the residents in that section of the city must
have house of worship which they can conve.
niently attend. The sum indicated can no doubt
be raised with very little exertion, as men OF
means are the prime movers IL; the enterprise.
The new church to be erected at the corner OF
10th and Broad streets. for Trinity congregation,
Is designed to be large and handsome, and will
probably cost $40, 900. As yet no style of archi-
lecture has been determined upon, and the COS.
cannot, therefore, be properly estimated; but from
the location selected, We presume handsome SUI
perstructure is designed.
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MUSK IN BACEwooDs MICHIGAN TAVERN The
landlord Smells S0metiing.-A short time since
gentema an and lady were travelling In Mich igan
and having missed the stage, were compelled to
take private conveyance from the town of Scu-
deri to Thomas.own The lady had with her
autiful little lap dog, which she carried on her
lap on an embroidered mat. During the ride the
husband discovered that he had no handker chief
when the lady lent i'm hers, which was fashona-
bly, scented with musk. About half way between
the two towns the carriage broke in the midst
OF hard rain and they were obliged to take re-
fuge in the halfway house-a "one-horse" log
tavern, consisting of two roons-a bar room aud
lodging room. The lady laid her lap dog on it's mat
before the IRE, and herself and husband took
seats. In short time the gentleman had an
occasion to use his handkerchief, and took liz
out leaving it lying on his knee when be got
through with it. Ia a few moments the landlord
opened the door, pat his head in, looked around
went out, came in, gazsd at the dog-his nostris
all the while upturned in intense disgust He
finally appeared satisfed, went to the outside
door, opened it, came back with bound, seized
the lap Cog by the tail, and hurled him howling
through she open door fully ten rods into the
forest. The wife fanted; the husband rose to his
feet. terribly enraged, and wanted to know what
be did that for. "lhat's my dog" continued he,
furiously. "Don't care cuss whose dog it is,"
said the man. grufy and impetuously; 81 amt
going to have no such blasted smelling varmiut
around my tavern" The husband and wife
Gated the house instantly, and proceeded on their
way Ia the rain.
TEE FANCY IRON TRADE.-The fancy iron work
of Prussia is noted world wide for extreme deli-
caoy Of knish aud beauty of design. An accident
led to the production of these far-famed Berlin
iron castings. During the wars of the first Napo-
leon, the Prussian treasury becoming exhausted,
an appeal was made TO the people, TO coatributs
toward the expense of the country; and the rich
and poor contributed with pure patriotic feeling
not merely money, but gold and silver orna.
ments. To encourage this, it was determined that
every one who gave up gold ornaments for the
national cause, should receive an iron one 10 the
shape of cross, instead, inscribed with the
wcrds--"I gave gold for iron" These crosses Of
iron required chaius of iron to suspend them
They were made; and the attempts of one manu-.
facturer to rival an .ther, led to the production
of those beautiful chains, bracelets, and other
articles OF iron, which are alike emarkabls tor
the d,icacy of their workmanship and ths ele.
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~ BARGAINS. BARGAINS. the
best bargains in Raglands fancy notions. dress and
cloak trimmings cal at the cloak and mantle depot.
jan. IS II. EZEKIEL, 90 Main street.
extension skirts 26 springs.
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s3r HARTsHoaEEs 8 Apr1-RILroUs Pulls

E@Es HARTsHOhtk 3 ANTl-kILIOUS FILLS
the safest and best Purgatiye Pills in use They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels carrying
OF ali bie and every foul secretion. They fion't
gTipe sssg in their operation, and can be taken
81 any time without fear of exposure. They remove
Gods from the aEstela and prevent Rheuns isis
II .ou suffer Win any pam, use II HAATSdOkhE E'S
CUR "a Ill. the great PAIN ANNiHILATOR Ii
YOU hsvo 4 cough, use HARTSHORNB'S COUGH
SYRUP, which Ia The best Cough Syrup in the
world,
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. &C l5-6m
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IIrt.,,n

ers IN london
Gets, orpn
f. III
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c7d "a,
.ricnds and
gtcfe stock
ware nov
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BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.---This Institu-

cent for conviction be given against sRy white
man who may have had hand In getting BIN on
jsn~ts CHARLES L. HOBsoy.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This lnstitu-
- ton, which has been In successful operation tor
the last cSSM agf yssTs Hi Il fitn1sfs lid q
In delightful. airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
1t has lately undergone extensve repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable TO the accom-
ISSstop a 0 m SsT who MAY h =
Particular attention viii be paid 70 thetvsne"
~ards. which are peculiarly connections.
(Payab< ON the remoraI If the Eassent.l
White patients. Per rwssk--.--.-.-..-.-.--....-ss
pooasa po;oasa Roo. ao; ...is;';.iS, To- S,s
n City sccepianess required for paiisnfs from
one Of the physicians Of the Hospital;
This includes all charges for Board Medical astend.
x Nia aDa Sdns IL ss ~ e
additional fee. ranging from % to $50. viii be ehArg
ID for Surgical cssss. The paItisalsr sum may bs
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned viii give their personal sssen-
don 70 ali patients placed in their Hospital
JAMES BOLTON n. D.
THOMAS POLLARD. n b..
SA'smSse.x g 4. q dsssshaW. ri ssThsssa 4. aeb b
Franklin st. next Ws as0r se'p. pskKEs EIp SbfssA
Law Building. Franklin street, neat deor e sssss
rHos. M. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident phy.sslAo
DARE CHANCE.-we are now oasr-
''s '"' WINTER CLorHINa.
embracing the largest stock and latest 70
be found slsssTnS q ne 1i.,f RassDucEp PRICES
rer the oe', len gSsSs ssiAIDwiS s. lIDsi aiIIiAms
0YRUP ef wild Cherry Bark prepared
= without hest syrup ssnsss mSs. sysaH 9n,s
prepared. For sale ~ AsopEKKR.
DATENT OIL GREASE FOR mbri-
L cs.ipg sslss. mill gearing and heavy bearings
| of al descriptions. For ale By y........ss,s
flo Sole Agents. isiesnosa:
CTEAM SAW MILL--LUAiBER HAw.
- ED TO ORDER.-The susscribsr hsving = isss a.
entire coRtrol OF enc Of the best st IAN VtnGgs
Lar SAW MILLs IN the STATE l'eAisa y =, ~.
Pine Forest, near pavgAfion Wi sonsssss - -
Ss Slsr ssrms = saps saSns and Ssa .ssss al
sixes end dimcnsionS. ard veepscsfuhy sone's e.'
dsrs Tor this dss'rips.ffSs .ffSsGMxS 81 hs%1x.P 4 .PARxR
ssa .ss .s. .:: s::: z z .ssss .:sss ssesss'
NR0P0sTTT0NS FOR Pair Grounds win
ss..s,s.s q b received BY the eec1eterI q ths
yusisis Cssssai AsrieuitnrAi soeisty snsia ssFsss
nesIes, .s rsaxh oaslinss u ~ lsl1 ea.ssa =
ss.i.sli. { ifsaassAisss. g. Va q "a
: 0Te ron LEASE. UPON accom-
- MoDArING TERsz1s-Iarss saskaeess ke sSas sslsss
lax los % Carr ss5sss - go y chsssS E hSs
';;s';;. :;..;;: & % 0Syaii;sil VIZ l1s o
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conducts the
snd .lewciry
/. three dofs
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Asssrs. Mortimer q .Holgbray-Gentlsmea: have
been some time afflicted with Asthma, acconpa
nied with shaTtness Of breath, with many symptoms
OF C0nsHmp ion. friend, knowing of the healing
properties of HAIPT0N'S VEGETABLE TlNC
TURE, from having used the same, induced ne to
procure q bottle of the Tucturs, and by the of
one bottle 50 much better that WAS induced to
more OF it, and by taking five six bottles
restored 10 my usual health and viii say all per
sous who afflicted as ] was TO use HAMPTQN'e
VEGETABLE TtACTUkE.
Gentlemen-YDu are Et liberty TO use my name
for the benefit Of ths afflicted.
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shhtAAS,
conducts the
|snd .leweiry
|. three dofs
eat ef Gae
|iVer ClisinS.
and fiatd
sS0rkment OF
he Repairing
Clocks. "a
| ore sse war
luoUt extra
jo->G Maker.
- below Fst
"a p SIN
+ Gone nrer
Il hy eths
VAL I've seen
b Price ~ 81
2 n
? N
2 ~
50
|iYTH.
Iesselier,
IL aIr! Bank
PEBBLE
AkE. OPrr-
1l " ret IT
Han }ahffa
rior Glasses.
10 can be Ep.
Esmiue.
billed in old
HAkE,
a;n street.
Z BIB L &
Ii invite
de and the
K o1 Geld.
+ aud kYE
ssHs, 81 the
q and OfcT
~ mn 3.un-
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DICHMOND IRON AND STEEL

II WoRKs.-The undersigned woald respectfully
call the attention of consumers and dealers io .le
large assortment Of HOME MANUFACTURE
IRON which he keeps constantly on hand, empIss'
cling all sizes of Bar usnd Hoop and scroll Soscn
and Buggy TIRES. UTon and steel) Qvals snc nsh ~
Rnunds, Horse Shoe B. Agricultural Drum asssd
and Tobacco Mil Tspered IknN. Also rsiIV@ ~
Frog hTEEL, and Quarry half koan1 - - ..d Al 4.
tobacco mills $1,000, s.rar and
All IRON made from the bsst selected scfsp' Anu
for sale At the lowe" "''o', JAS HuNryR.
| N R-f,rs,ers recsivsd for Railroad CHAIRS.
Spikes, 80. Wrought scrap taken IN sAcnAnse'
/ u
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IN MY

to->g Maker
rs below lsf
% p In
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he Repairing
Clocks. a.
ore sFe war
lu-oEt extra
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NAV CROP
gM~ 1852
$50 Ro! az Yr nYspgrrlosl-All

Apothecary and Druggist, Franklin st
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k done A Ter
Il ly cth1
Wlll I've seen
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bent sf fine
|Hvcr Chains
and fiaHd
sS0Ftment of
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IS Of
have for
Crates,
Pieces,
ugE and
s,ciBder
ShoYeIs
0tnaEs;
tone for
selta, of
theirs in
iphei at
curing
'oye de-
and
No. 2225
st side.
DON.
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gsag~ II YOU HAVE yEA'CoUGB

TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
II you have Dyspepsia.
TAKE HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
II you have RhsGmatsn
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
II Jou have Bronchitis
TAKE HAMPT0N's TINCTURR.
II you heve Pain III ths Back
T kE HAN2TON'S TINCTURE
II you are ali Weakness,
TAEE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If you have headache.
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCrURE.
ASTHMA, cough, CONSUMPTION. The writer
il most highly esteemed; ike thousands of our best
known citizens, feels il duty to testimony OF
the wonderful curative power OF HAMPTON's,
TISCfURk. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving it triaif Call and get q pamphlet
and
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EBBLE &

So hue Bra
~ can row
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Lord Lyons.

a special despatch from Washington states
that Lord Lyons, the British Minister, has
been Instructed to demand Of our government
explanations of the conduct of Gen. Ha1ney
in occupying the island of San Juan. 1t ID
also stated that General Casa Is preparing an
answer 10 The demand, which will completely
vindicatc The action of our govern uent, if
it does not satisfy that OF Great Britain =
abe State Department has received through
ISL government, requesting tAat their ac
Acknowledgements may be conveyed to Minister
Ward ana Com. Tatnai for tleir friendly
conduct al the battle between tae Allies and
Chinese at the river Peino.
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Attempted Escape Of Prisoners, "A des-
patch from Newark, n. j. dated October 8,
says:
Henry Emerson and John Clifford, Of New
York, in confinement in the Essex county
Jail on chargeof passing counterfeit money,
have also been indicted By the Grand Jury
for conspiracy to escape from the jail. En-
erson's wife procured q key to be made in
New York from a cast in soap furnished to
her by Emerson, OF some one connected with
the prison, WHICH would unlock all the doors
between Emerson and liberty. This key was
secr<ted in tbs clothing Of child taken to
see Emerson, and thus be obtained posses
sion Of il. The scheme was detected by
New Sork officer, aad. on searching The
Wa i-l Of the jail found thc key sacreted 10
Emerson's cell.
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Singular Death. Major H. Welty, resi-
dent OF Pleasant Unity, Westmorelaad ooun-
ty, Pa, died the other day under the follow
ing strange cir cumstances 1t appears that
while threshing buckwheat with bis son, be
was struck with fail on che forehead. but
worked on, as the injury was not worth mind
ing. On Saturday he complained of head
ache, but worked until noon. After dinner
he grew chilly, his speech failed him, and as
he was staggering toward the door be was
csugat BY his wife and laid on a lounge. de
fell into kind OF stupor Immediately, in
which state he continued until Sunday, when
he expired.
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About ten days ago, says tho ST. L.ais
Express, a tremendous drove OF gray SPUR
rels, ma nbering hundreds of thousands, sud
denly made their appearance 90 the Mere
mac, covering the tr es aud waters like a
pail. Thousands OF them were afterwards
found dead in the river and on the ground.
They crossed the Mississippi at that point,
and worked their way down the river, until
on Wednesday they reached Cape Girardesu
crossing the river At that psint in countless
myriads. The citizens turned out en- r,asse
and killed them by hundreds. Every tree
and bush in that vicinity swsrmed With then
until night, when they all disappeared, and
have not been heard Of
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The hJernatiSt Ktsd of or Inferrat Ma
chine.-Iae citizens of Mount Clemens, near
Detroit, Michigan, are shocked by ate &C
curreuce, for which president can hardly
be folnd. A Mrs, Barry, living il a house
with Mrs. Mother, with WHOM she was uUt
on the best OF terms, was withia a few days
of he confinement, when tae latter sent her
a package, which, on being opened, proved
to contain a live snake The horrided We
man was Immediately seized with convu.
sions, and the child born, which died at o nee,
exhibited peculiar symptoms. The wo nan
fend u4s been arrested, and will be severely
dealt, with for h.r strange aad uanltUra.
crime.
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IL DURING THE SUMMER thath,a

II DURING THE SUMMER that has
w. just passed away, thousands of sufferers
iroIn dyseniery and olarrh@A have been re-
iisyed by The use Of HosTErrxR's BIrrERs, a
medicine which is evidently destined TO main
tain permanent place in the public estima.
ton. Bilious diari hea IS one of those dis
eases which battles the skill of the phi sician -
Tho medicine they administer to act upon the
bowels never seems to reach the sourt e of the
wilt reach all the digestive organs, and give
them simultaneously rush OF yigor to rid
them elves OF this disease This problem is
solved by the BrrTERs, which never fails to
conquer the most stubborn cases. 1t is only
fair to say, that during the season just closed,
this medicine has achieved more cures than
any other ever presented to the public and dur.
ing the fall, which that terrible scourgs, the
fever and Ague, is so prevalent the BITTKHs
will gain fresh fame.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesals
Agents, and Importers OF RraLdies, Wines and
ans Havana Ssgars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
sists and dealers generally, eyerywhere.
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Great Ebc!tement-A TJwn Nojjed, r.. !,
week or tw5 since, gang OF runway a.
groes succeed ID IN crossing the rive tao 4
Missouri t. the neighborhood Of Chester ILL.,
nois, and concealed aud armed t1ems 'es
with cora kniTes and pistols near tat
place. A party OF Missourians. accompanied
by some OF the citizens OF Chester, pursued
the negroes, and succeeded in comiag up
with them, when fight ensusd, in Which
one negro was shot and al most instantly kill
ed, and two others s>yerely wounded. This
aroused the aoolitionists, and hence yoaag
man whose name is not mentioned, WAS a..
rested and lodged in jail. The Misseurians
hearing the matter, returned on Monday
night, armed to the teeth, and Determined TO
release the young man at all hazards.
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A CoIored Church in Nojile-A CORES
pendent Of the n. Y. Observer, dating Aug
Goth, says
wish to state fact which MAJ be inter
esting 20 some of your readers. There is q
cslored congregation ia Mobile. OF the Meth
edist denomination, that pay their pastor an
annual salary OF 81, 100, besides giving lib
orally to charitable purposes, as was shown
by collection taken recently for Domes-
tic Missions, which anouated to Sl20. A
parting gift of as handsome suit of clothes
as could be purchased was presented to the
last pastor, when sent by Conference to an
other field OF labor. There are several 9th
err churches Of the same stamp. bat this is
rather the largest. 1t is called the "coored
charge" and it is located On State street,
Mobile
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From Utah.

Files from Utal are dated i'll Salt Lake
City on the l4th Of September, and contain
come every interesting news. Lord Robert
Gcosyer1oc had reached the city, and left
Gu route for China, by way of the Pacific,
proposing to remain few months in Califor-
MA. David Mckenzie, convicted of forging
draft on the United States Asssistan
Treasurer a I st. Louis, Was sentenced to two
years imprisonment VITA hard labor in the
peaitentiary. Elder KimbAll delivered an
otdec sermon directed against the extrava-
salces o women. tAe Uaited States officials
an 4 any, aut the memory 'ot Senator Ben
tol. Ice Indians were very troublesome to
trade4s ard travellers, ali full report of
so-l2 S.y.ous outgages is given. A great emf
e. an hand -cart train had reached Salt Lake
Oily in safety, the nsw eys being receiv-
co with immeasc rejocilss. The fruit crop
promised very well, but the Saints dreaded
A scarcity of grain. 1ae troops in the U. s.
camp, aving been paid IA full, had fine
Gime WIZ taeatcioals, cut door exercises
ard fun &C. every description.
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FOR rAR RAPIp AND EFFEcruAL cuRK.v
SCR0FCLA, SYPHILIS, RHEUM4TISM
DYSPEPSIA. ULCERUUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, krysipeIas, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS.
CHRONIC DYsENTERY sc RLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL ~.BILlTY
GRAND ULAR DWELLINGS,,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MERcURIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
of the System, or occasioned by lmprudence in
Life. -A
For sale in Norfolk by
J. W. BURROW l. CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church 1t
iy 10 ~
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navy YAH, WAGaIN6ToN, FLA,
Oct. 9th, 1859.

NAVY AEb, " ARLINGTON, + LAP
Oct. 9th, 1859. (
" tie Editor Of Day B,ob:-
IRE Court Of Enquiry which was conven-
cd On the 29;h ultimo, to investigate on
the Fulton being raa ashore, adjournedsto-
dly, and the fndIngs Of the court was sent
q to Washington.
This afternoon tae steamer Tom Murray
brought up load of stores from the Full
ton, and reports very favorable to her being
go.of. She was moved 40 feet last evening.
Eorty sailors went down this afternoon to
assist in getting her ahoas.
TAe sloop Pensacola is progressing rapidly
ard will be ready to go to your yard by the
LIST Of January, for her machinery. The
gun boat Seminole is ready to take in her
machinery as soon as the contractor arrives.
The new Marine Barracks which was
erected lately at the enormous expense of
seventy-G7e thousand dollars, was nearly
blown down By the late gale. learn thai
it is a poor concern, and the contractors
made about forty thousand dollars On its
construction.
The Marine Gsard of the Fulton, under
the command of Orderly Sergeant Bowe,
are transferred to the Barracks, and are
doing duty there. Some say they belong to
the Fulton, yet rumoF says that the Fulton
will be up to the Navy Yard by Saturday
next,
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Hoce. Arrivals.
:. 4TlON4u HOTEL, N0RFOLE,
VIM. L. WALTGas. PgopRIgTos.

= =
VIM. L. WALTERS, PRoPRIgToa.
Daniel Dodson, Petersburg; Thos Ham.
lin, lady and servant, Dinwiddie; DR. II C
Briggs and daughter, Sussex co; K S Cole,
lGaac Badgley, Miss Davis, John II Phillips,
New York; Captain J Rich, U Marine
Corps; VIM Pierce, Wythe county; Miss n
Lipscomb, NJ n Lipscomb, Mrs j L Thorn
asson, Louisa H; Sam'l Z Moore, Virg inia;
L Christian, Charles City.
MERGuANT'5 HOTEL, NORFOLK,
joan SMITH, Ja, Pyoprieto:.
J McLun, Philadelphia; W Thomson, P
C Hull, f johnson, Virginia.; Phillip Jack
SOD, N ottoway, Va; Samuel N Denensville,
VIM L Vaughan, Williamsburg; G W John
son, N c.
OCEAN aUU54, = O2TSNOUTR,
Warts u EMmEasoN, PRoeaIEToRs.
w 2 Costens, Sunaoury, NC; R S Cole,
New York; W Hushman, Phi ladelphia; Jas
N Morgan, Elizabeth City, N c; J G May,
Florida; Irwin Griffin, Southampton county,
Va.
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Pos, odcs A6a'1s- Ytrgi"ia--Disoon-
Understandable Powhatan county. f.
" Appointments-Adolphus Herzog postmas-
ter at Stony Greek Warehouse, Sussex co.,
vice A. j. McKenney, resigned; Henry 7.
owen postmaster at Nottoway G. H., Notta-
way county, vice j. N. Murdock, resigned;
Wm. j. .Faltz postmaster at Mount Clifton,
Shenandoah county, vice James Stickley;
John d. Coleman postmaster at Collands,
Pittsylvania county, vice A. n. Moorman,
resigned; Charles A. .Orton postmaster at
Fali's Church, Fairfax county, vice Simon j..
Qroot, resigned. . p
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queer Cod}isb.-0n Friday last freight
car on the Illinois Central Railroad took fire,
and while all abiaz4, wa1 subjected to pouS
bath, which soon eytingui5bed the flames.
portion of the cJg ald a large amount of
freight as burned Among the latter was
a box maj ked ''codish,' which was 50 badly
charred that on attempting to remove it, it
fell t pieces, and was found to cou,ljn two
kegs of gun-powder.