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Jefssssu and Lsudeuk Lad
Ton 8ALD.
THE ssb.ershes oGsrs Zoe ssIe . raAcr IN
L LAND e Jsesssss cess,y. Esd Tracts
rIs Trss,o, L.sd I. Jss.r.e. cossy s....,..
425 ACRES,
effected % he Eastern side OF IA. sh,s,. .ao.A
river SD eesscsc By and By The ssts Of "a vs,d
sanl Hssfy css'leass ssd Jsaes Ropsf |,
u has all seeesssry
BUILDINGS: !. -
r W6G00D ORC
sdshoies ,rsi sd 10 cell TIMBER.
~ nts Lsees.ese Lssd Esd ssses coed ~ ~.
lsbe 81 10 esGh, Asids.
The 0asssn lard. ere ose Tract Of
236 Acres,
thres miles eos,A OF Eailisbo,o,sh ,6,o,.,.. a.
lance Il Psrsei, O.bsrs asd oilers. h~re are All
sseeesey essdins'. Tor esafsn ssA cue vss,soee
i94 ACRES OF VALUABLE +,
WOOD IAI0N - /"
Wing 90 the Eastern slope &c The Blse Rids, With
IN mh- 81 the road iron Leesburx 10 ~. sb.1.
nosee@ sPssses. sed ~rbtu one m 4. a ~. p,o.
lecied route OF the AleH asdris k.osa,.o .,s
Hampshire Rajtrosd; also
ie ACRES
OF woodland On ssa~ siece Of Oh, Blu. Ridr.
ihfoash which pss,e~ "a. rosl from H,lj.ho,,, m
The shaaa"adsls Springs. and nssr.r 10 aid n, n.
ROAD siso ~ Acre. of w oodIsud On IN, w..,,m
.loPe at the shor, t'uis-sbopt on. nit, from
aad others
ror Trims Of Sale 81 ID, uSadosn I.,nd apply
M. Ssinsn Nesr -ho live. near Hili.tofc.
- h. Ii. H.
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4 GseD ARTICLE.
PURE OLD RYE WHSLE

- ~ ne Aasi,ns II 7Heass Asfisr2, ~ n /,
PTsfssssr Of CAsrUfry. Medical 1spsvt-
~<sf Gov EdSrn CedtSs. u. c.
n Teoniaiss 50 pr cent Absolute Alcohol. 10 re-
mhkaeiy free from FrsAL GA. ssd eosrsiss
We htrstLtc SAotrs az thef msttefs Getr tu, q
hesiih. 10 AscnA, Per Ceaisse. aaa spsc,rie
s: .,, (" rass' among 'Ae F'ssr s'ss'sss' Of
ssIee.es especially Tor Medical and Social
pee Con,tsniiy on hand and ior sar By The D. g..
|fsl.demlohn ssl'on, aud srrele iotils ~ ihs
|ospLohA OLD R'E wHlskEY W AaE OUsE,
Northwest Gomez Of Hossna sbc Csmosp ,,..
| BF The AxehI JOHN 4 WILSON
Dec. IsJg.-3L
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to take place as above specifics
1 Grand Pr re of $l00, 900!

Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarter, IS.
Eighth> S2s0
The ordinary d-awinrs OF w God Eddy & Co.
Ls"rfes ~bI ssr piser ~ Asx1sIs, G.oJgss as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-08

sMso!nE Houses, Harms ke
a"arrs'rued sos5 calf the attsat,o. "a A.
80 ~. 10 usHt 81 HOUSES. BaRyS GA
1850 *e, Se., 10 the ter, that b. "a. (vuA - I.
."s 20 q" pos'es.'"nJ ssv the LsAss fts,,.s !.
r ss. AID pat ~ sHd sonvI.ts bsiIs,.,s a
80 ne ho.tssr d''iotas sns .sf.issis,, s,.
70, ne hsst 'aU o. mossy. p.r.e., A. 49,
the sdJonisr cusn,s~s sko 81. n, ,..t ers..x
es.a'sss -osid do -sii 10 euas.!t hi- L,s',. 49,.
viih others. Tn.sas CONES
March II 90 "I'EsoA
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N0ilce.

)T>HE sodersisn.d Lsviss aash h.a 40 Adnt.ss
i ua'Or VI s<eaham, O-e'-. rque,s ell
As'nt e'a'Hs srs's.' ss'i e,'s,e 90 pf..,r, e.
ssns IN nesiaie!s - saJi-'a-s an5 hose o.
iaseee on DC Fe91',ca la-s, pt,b .isnh "
Steisy. JAS LAW tibotP A.,
Dee 90 Il
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WE suo'crih't', u k'ui To the Pubic fYr III,
Il very Ittersi paircnsEe they have Irr,.,.t "a
continue to give attsutf.., ,t... 80 -
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ARroclamatiou.

The above Sale hs, been po,Ipos.d undI n
1874 day Of Dsoenb,,. i n n
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PAY YOUR TAXEs A 1EIS

Al hOtW TANES q HER0
I'hE IaIe' snd Fses Zoe 10. y~sr Is.s .,.
nos due and 20 The haos. ot its uad,r.i,sS
''' eV'se'"r' ffomri fsym'rt - e,nsrs,s
w CAMPBELL sh,,in
ROBERT LUCAS Ds
JAMES GIBSON n
{. y. MOORE u. O.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

or sHE EAST AND WEST.
TssssroErAIIos Drfies.
Bsiiim OHIO Railroad
Hssrru,.fEssv. Nov. II. 80.
tiRsT-The Espress Train leaving BaltimoU
pshy' i"elad'.g ssad., 81 O'Clock spd ainsfes
- nr'',sg 81 b~nTooJ stsiss -. eon.-ctag viii
h. Ia pres ttsia aud arivtsr at Ciscisna
., o'clock, ~. hakins direct eopnee,Ioa. 9th
Enpse'. Tram lor Leaisvs. Cato snd the sesthws,
Tor ~. Los,s. Hsssss N~brssks Ae
sECOSD,-Tb~ Mail Tram 1. ave. B,I,ino,, daily
creep sandsys.) att 81 =. - srrsvi.s st C.u.bsr.
lad OF % .. = and Wbesiisx =
hfossh Tickets be bad thi. station 10 ali tbs
principal Western sod Seuah es,srp Town,
TIE ,.s Of sr'ivsi ssd departure OF ell the pass~u
ger trains 81 this .tstioa o. fellow
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Ia. islf- ga l.,sgdsf a ne saached 10 he
Hotel Siii ~ eUussni1y .uppiied 1ib Hay
os,s. Ae, snd experienced Ostiefs will slssys
be IA attendance.
no psiss. ,ose~d viii 10 spared to render The
age "a eve'y fespeet
Nm. CARTMELL.
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Last SOiIc.

a LIB inose petsobs 'HG't'r, .st bIm OF Hsa.
,ef Sfimih, sSo Ma =. s.Vreo.ts s...,
fv 'ss 'sse BY tas ", Of c.osty. tess, sshe,-
sf~ q siii DC 100 tate, longer Indulgence an
Ps,N srea: HUNTER a GRIFFITH
DaAsd's Depot. Dee q. 50
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For Sale

A y'Sg HORSE .ia sa,,, ..sCD0
n Hsfssss 80 sac. Fsg psrilrsisr. az. ~
piFsts< FHKE pRres fEars
o-'ssss - isss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-08

a LAsos sfAsLs a c4saiAoE uoUss
ne css'isuoss Aepysf
rms oryscA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-09

The Treaty Of Peace-Some of the Points.
A Zurich telegram OF the 18th says The
principal points Of the Treaty Of Peace be-
tween France and Austria, signed by the
Plenipotentiaries, bat not yet ratified by the
two Governments, are as follows:
Austria gives up Lombardy, except Man
tua and Peschiera, and as far as the frontier
line fixed by special commission to France,
who transfers it to Piedmont. Pensions &C
quired 10 Lombardy arc to be paid by the
new Government. Piedmont is to pay Aus
tria 10000 900 forms, and be responsible for
three-fifths of the debt of Monte Lombard
Venitia, making the debt in all transferred
to Sardinia, 25o,O0O,0O0 francs. The two
contracting powers will unite their efforts in
order that reform in the administration
should BIZ carried out by the Pope. The
rights OF the Dukes of Tuscany, Modena and
Parma are expressly reserved to the two
Emperors, who will assist with all their
power in the formation of confederation OF
all the States of Italy. Venitia, under Aus
trian rule, is to form part of the Confedera-
ton. Notifications will be exchang ed at Zu-
rich within fifteen days. 1t will be seen
from the above that the treaty is merely an
ampIification of the Villa Franco agree
ment.
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The Suicide Of yoang Joaes.-Jones, the
young man who shot himself in Washington
on Thursday, died the same day. Consider
able doubt is entertained as to the purpose of
Jones sapposing that the explosion of the
pistol in the position he had it at the mo-
ment it went of, was not his real intent, and
that at the worst, he only wished to intimi-
date his mother to bring her to compliance
with his demands for 3 new arrangement
as to the salary he was receiving as Clerk.
Geo. Fl. Drake, who was arrested a few
weeks ago, at Cumberland, Md, for the kill
ing of Benedict M. Athey, in 1925, under
went trial before the Allegheny County
Circuit Court, last week, and was acquit-
ted. tsr
The returns Of the names of voters regis
tered in New York city foot up l03, 45O-53,-
l4S more votes than were cast at the last
State election, land about 1900 more than
were given at the municipal election of 1857,
which was the highest vote ever cast in that
city. ff
A girl died at kast Cambridge few days
since OF small pox, Undue ID by cutting her
hand with glass, followed by maltreatment,
which Is said to have turned the wound into
the above Disease.
-...Sieaner Of Steel.-A small steamer has
been built in England Of steel plates one
eight OF an inch in thickness. She is 20 feet
long, IL feet broad, and 81 feet deep, and
measures 20 tons. She has proved to be an
admirable sea boat,
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Rowland & Brothers,

Rowland u Brothers.
Nos. 20, 32 and "a RewIand's Wharf.
OFFER FOR SALE
Q0nn BBLS. Virginia, N. c, and Tenn.
s1OOO Flour, Family, Extra, Super and
Fine. +"
g Hhds, Porto Rico Sugar.
20 do Cuba do
800 packages Loaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed, Pow
dered, Granulated and Coffee Sugars, of
all grades.
1900 boxes Brown and Yellow Soap of our
own make, warranted free from inferior
materials.
1000 boxes Whittemore, Jackson and Smiley
Mould Candles.
500 boxes and X boxes Adsmantine Candles,
as, Is. and l2s
1900 sacks Ground Alum Salt
1000 do Fine do
5000 bus Turks Island do
200 doZ. Painted Pals, all colors.
200 do plain and fancy Brooms.
200 bags Buckwheat
100 boxes Cheese.
300 bbls. Mess and Rump Pork.
5000 reams straw, rag and tea Paper.
As bales Cotton Yarn, ass'd mum bers.
800 boxes Nod and Scaled Herrngs.
300 bags Rio Coffee.
20 bags Grain Pepper and AlsPice,
so boxes Ground Pepper.
100 doz. Sangers Mustard.
1900 gallons b w Whale Oil
10 casks Railroad Grease, suitable for wheels
OF all kinds.
100 boxes Woods Pearl Starch.
so bundles Wrapping Irvine.
Herrlng'S Fire Proof Safes, an assortment
of sizes at mannfac tnTer's prices.
SO firkins Goshen Butter.
25 cases Fresh Macaroni. oc 29-lm
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--latest Of the Great Eastern. directors
of the Great Eastern held a meeting on
board at Holly he ad, England, on the 18th
ult., and it is authoratively announced that
the departure of the vessel had been post
poned sine die, and orders given that all
passage money received be retained
According to some authoratives there is
no likelihood OF the voyage being made e
fore next spring. The ship would remain
at Hollyhead about ten days longer, and
then 60 to Southampton to complete her
fittings, after which trip to Lisbon is spo-
ken OF. 1t is stated that in her present cOndi-
ton the directors will not accept the ship
from Mr.. Scott Russell.
The directors of the London and North
western Railway Company gave grand
banquet at Holyheaa to the directors of the
Great Ship Company on the 18th. Mr.. Nc
lvor in the course of his remarks, reiterat-
ed the statement that the Cunard Company
are building steamer considerably larger
than the Persia, but not so large as the Great
Eastern.
Prince Napoleon, after minutely inspect
ing the Great Eastern at Holyhead, paid a
flying visit to Liverpool and Manchester,
and then left in his steamer for parts un
known.
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Sons OF NORTH CARoLINA.--The Wash
ington Dsspatch notices the circumstance
that there were in the late Episcopal Gen
eral Convention four natives of Newbern,
N. c., viz Bishop C. S. Hawks, of Mis-
souri,, Rev. DR.. Hawks, of New York, Rev.
VIM. N. Hawks, of Columbus, Ga, and Hon.
Edward Stanly OF California.
Yes, this is remarkable fact, and it is also
remarkable that all four were sent there by
other States than North Carolina.
The Fayetteville Observer will like to
know how many natives of North Carolina
were in that Convention. OF the 81 Bish-
ops, no less than five were born and educa-
ted there, viz Bishops Green of Mississippi,
Davis ofSouth Carolina, Hawks, of Missou-
ri, Scott of Oregon, and Polk of Louisina.
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GREAT FAMILIES are the boast of the aristo-
Gratis of Europe. Some of our American
great families, however ,seem to eclipse them
entirely. In Kentucky, at Gibson county
fair, quite novel exhibition of one of these
great families was made. The Clarion thus
describes it:
About 3 o'clock Mr.. Stephen Meade and
his wife entered the ring, followed by their
twelve sons and two daughters, each one
fine gray steed, and in the order of their
ages. They proceeded Ground the ring,
while the band struck up Hail Columbia, and
drew up in front Of the executive, when the
president made some very appropriate re-
marks, after which the mammoth family was
vociferously cheered from one side of the
grounds 20 the other. We give brief state
ment Of this family: The old gentleman was
born in 1898, and came to this county in
1919. Mrs. Meade was born in 1905. The
two were married in l82l.-The eldest son
is sc years old, and the youngest IA. The
older daughter is IS, and the younger II.
Eleven are married and have % children.
The fourteen children of Mr.. Mead were all
born in Gibsen county, and all now live here
but one, and are the bestof citizens. None of
the family have died, and all now look hale
and hearty.
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Local Items.
Programme Of the Agricultural
Fair.

Thursday-Foarth day-Noo. 10TH.
:. At 8 o'clock, Exhibition OF Agricultural
Implements and Machinery.
at 10 o'clock, a trotting match will take
place between all the fast horses on exhibit
ton, for handsome silver cup.
At II o'clock, the track will be cleared,
and the exercises of the TOURNAMENT will
then commence under the management of
the Seaboard Tournament Club.
AT ~ o'clock; P. M, the society will as
semble at Ashland Hall for the transaction
of business. As this is the annual meeting
and election of officers for the ensuing year
will take place.
At 8 O'Clock, the tSoiree Dansante, com
plimentary to the Cadets, and the ladies Wis
iting Norfolk, will take place at Johnson g
Assembly Rooms, on Main street.
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CARPETING,
OIL CLOTHS.

CARPET1NG,
OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, sc.
nUR stock of the above Goods is the largest
~ to be found in this market, consisting of
full assortment of ....
Velvets, Tapestry and BRUSSELS
Imperial, Three Ply and Ingram
Damasks Twiiled and Plain Vsnetisn
Cotton and Hemp Carpets
Rugs Druggetts, Door Mats
Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers.
Also every variety OF Floor and furniture Oil
Cloths of all widths, which viii he sold in
quantities to suit all purchasers.
CURTAIN GOODS.
We have beautiful assortment of Satin De
LANES, pamasks, Fringes, Tassells, Cornices,
&c, all OF which we are determined to sell at
prices. that defy competition.
w A WALTERS & co,
No. - Main street.
N BAH kinds ct Upholstery and Paper
Hanging done in the hest manner and at The
shortest notice.
oc 20 W. A. W Il co.
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ExEcuTED.-A man named StarliAg, was
executed at Kinston, Lenoir county, N. c.,
on Friday last, in the presence of some three
or four thousand persons. A correspondent
of the Newbern Progress says: He came to
his death undoubtedly through supersti-
jure his wife and child to death, and while
in state ofintoxication committed the deed
under an erroneous notion of self-defenee.
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For Rent for 1860.

Gfs.as The Family Residence corner Freema-
Egiiii son and CRANKY street The house is well
ElU finished throughout, is furnished with
Gas and has every convenience for family
For terms apply to Mrs. M A BUTT, SO, Main
street. oc 96-tf
.. III cOpy) h..
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ATTENTION
FARMERS AND PLANTERS

WE would respectfully call the attention of
w persons visiting the Fair and in want of
Boots, Army, Polka and Plow Shoes, Women's
Dutch Boots, in fact every variety OF Servants
Shoes, which we are selling at prices that can
not fail to suit. Persons in want please call at
No. 9, Market Square, Sign of the Mammoth
Hrogan OF the door.
no s l. l. BRlCKHOUSE & co.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION II
81 East Main

AHEAD OF ALL COMPE TITION!!!
Second Tremendous Arrival of
Fail and Winter Dry Goods 1859.
HAVING again returned from New York,
Il with one of the handsomest and largest
Stocks OF Goods IN the city, we would invite
all our friends and customers to call in and ex-
anime our Stock before purchasing. Our present
second supply consists of very rich double Jupe
Fancy Silk Robes, very rich Royal Paris Fancy
all wool Robes, very large Stock of Rich Fancy
Silks, a la mode Paris, very large of ali wool
French DeLaines, Lubins Goods; besides Poll
Dee Chifres Ducals, Valencias, Poplings, De-
LANES, Prints. Gloves. Hosiery SC.
All kinds of Checks, Grays, Kerseys Linseys
Blankets, with large variety of Servants
Blankets. "small profits and quick sales' our
motto. f CAMPE,
oc &c SO East Main street.
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WASHINGTON POINT DYEING ES-
TABLISIIMEMT.
NALL DRY GOODS.

CARPETS. OIL CLoT 5 &C,
WOULD respectfully invite attention to
4 NV desirable assortment Of CARPETS,
,pRUGGETs, MATS and OIL CLOTHS, , COM n
Missing variety OF styles which cannot iall TO
please at fair prices. r.oo;,,sd
iof Of Cioths suitable for Ladies and BOY =
Cioaks, which will be sold at very reduced
urices, CHAS. T, GoaSUCH,
Emo No, 8, Market Square
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LARGE PorAroF.-M Joel Tartt, of
Norfolk county, has ia ised and exhibited a
sweet potatoe this Season which measured
thirty two inches in length. Mr.. Tartt re-
sides on Western rranch about i've miles
from this city
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LUTHER Walk Err,

L Il TERER AND LATE
MOULD respectfully inform the publh
w that having located in Norfolk for tt.
purpose OF prosecuting the above msnti onea
business, am prepared to execute in the bsas
style and shortest time, all work that may t..
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster Ornx
ments of the latest style, and at the lowsss
prices.
GO Particular attention paid to rspaiE.
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. le, N. CumberAndlstrsst
S-Iy
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Business Cards.
WALTERS

WALTERs' u1r,ov., uors1
CORNER MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS.
Norfolk, Va.
VIE Proprietor returns his sincere A6ssb
l. thanks to his friends and the travel EHi5
ling public for their liberal patronage EGl
extended to this well known establishment for
the past four years,and respectfully solcits con
tlnuance OF the same, assuring them that moth.
ing shall be left undone to make them comfor.
table while sojourning at the National. Polite
and attentive Servants, comfortable rooms, ths
table supplied with the best the Markets afford,
superior Wines and Liquors are the induce
ments to stop at this Hotel.
VIM. L. WALTERS
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton N. C: leave thi,
Hotel daily. oc is-3m
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
UNION STREET NORFOLK VA.
'iS JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.


UvHE Proprietor, in re-opening this Hotel.
i respectfully announces to the public, that
the entire establishment from top to- bottom,
Including the Yard, Kitchen &c, has been
thoroughly renovated, with large additions OF
Jew and fashionable Furniture Its location il
too well and favourably known to need COM
ment, and it win be the untiring aim OF the
Proprietor, whose personal attention will al.
ways be exercised, to make it in BED, Bar and
Table inferior to- mr. Hotel in this section OF the
Country; certainl not in order, cleanliness,
nnexcept.onable are, and prompt and polite
attention, which III the opinion OF all sensible
travellers, are the important copcomitants OF
really coed Hotel
Confident from the experience OF twelve or
fifteen years, in some OF the first Hotels North
and South of his ability to keep good house,
and still more confident of his determination
TO do so, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to gave the MER.
CHANTS HOTEL, under its new regime, a SINGLE
TRIAL. may ~
II FECTIONS.-HARTSH GREAT
tUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints. This Con
Rcentrated Compound Extract OF Buchu IS the
kDest remedy in the world for all diseases or
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhoea or Whites, Urinary
complaints, Distinctions and all diseases and
weakness OF the sexual Organs. whether OF
constitutional origin, or from any other cause
of long or short duration.
1t is prepared by Chemist, containing no
mercury, and is pronounced ny meaicai men
TO be not only the best but the cheapest, buchu
Compound in the world. Persons who nave
suffered for years and could scarcely Walk,
have been cured by using one or two bottles.
vs. Large bottles, 81; small bottles ~ cenIss
Tampton. . Sc l3-u
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j. M. FREEMAN, .JeweiIer.

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w visitors to Norfolk, that he has on hand /,
and offers TO the purchasing community one of
the largest and finest assortment of Gold Wat
ches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware to be
found in the city. These are facts, and if you
will only call in you will find it so--and as such
prices as will compare honestly with Cash
buyers. Our Stock is an ornament to the city
]. M. FREEMAN,
no4 3, %, Main street.
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l9
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS wishing to attend the sEas
"A tern Virginia Conference of Christians. p to
be held at Providence Church Norfolk COUNTY.
by means of the Norfolk Petersburg Road
Wiil be fur nished Round Trip Tickets at the
following reduced rates.
Between Suffolk and Norfolk al M q so
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANk
West Side Bank Street,
1 FEW STEPS FROM MAIN 2TR NE

NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest at the rate OF five psr cen
on all sums remaining on deposit 50 days AZ.
upwards, and four per cent if remaining isss
than 30 days. Interest compounded every si.
months or paid to the deposftors if preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hou,
from9 A. M. to 2k P. M Discount DAYS, Ns.
Persons haVipg funds to Sepost vii, liz
Institution safe and convenient for the puipo
Directors for the Present Year.
JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAA'L h. HODGES, 3. HARrsHoRR
Jos. I. ALLYN, J. JAMES Moos,
G. II. MATTHIAS, F. W. SaAsgs
W. n. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTs' AND MECHAN-
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO Bank Street,
ELISHA dAMAGK, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS. f'~.
E DRLARY, Jos K. SpRAPLs,
= GRARDY, RYLAND CAPPs,
JAS LEIGH, ". T. HARR1sos.
W. ID. WALES, Cashier.
snis Institution offers TO the NE.
l. chant and Mechanic the Farmer and t.
Professional man, in town and country ano,,
portunity to make sums of money ,productiv.
that otherwise mis 1T main Idle, the interest o.
which will be Semi-snnually added to the prl.
tiee.
1t also recommends itself to Executors A..
minlstrators and Guardians, afording an liz.
doubted guarantee of safety. swell from the r..
sponstbility and integrity of its Directors ssS
stockholders, as from the security OF sufiS,
emily large Joint fund.
The rate of 5 per cent per snnum will be al
lowed on sums remaining ON deposit for % days
or mere, and per cent fora shorter time. IT.
office OF the Bank will be open daily for rscsia
ing and paying deposits from to 3 p. Nj.
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
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nOOP sKIRTs FOR THE MILIION.
G.. A. DAVIS.
" IA' 1A v FNy
No. ~, Church Street.

M MANUFACTURER of heavy double sole
1Vl and Scotch Bottom Boots, fine French
Calf Pump sole Boots, Stitched Boots. with
light or square edges, and Caters and Shoes of
every description.
A good workman wanted immedi lately. no s
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HARTFORD
ESVR n INSURANCE COMPANY.

Incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus $s54 ,5l3.
NOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
Il upon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
other property, in this old and well known
Company, Apply at No. 46, Bank street TO
90 10 an A b. MCLEAN,
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LIVERY III ffs3.si;s{Sggs Sa STABLE
sssslE&a ssAgEasNss
ON HILL 8 r. II Il 4

fE,HE Subscriber would most respectfully in
j form his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to meet the wants OF
the public in his line of business, having num-
Der Of HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEYAN-
CES, always on hand, which he will let out al
the lowest rates
stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's
yes on the best terms.
sep y JAS ThAYEH.