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[ For the Day Book.
Proceedings of the Eastern Vir-
ginia Christian Conference at
Providence, near N 0rfolk.
2ND DAY, Nov. 3D..

-a 2ND DAY, Nov. 81.
| MORNING SESSION.
Con ference convened at 9 O'Clock A. Nj
| The religious services were conducted by
Rev. J. W. Wellons, Of N. C.
! The proceedings of the previous day were
read and approved.
The President announced the following
committees
On the Ministry and Ordinatiou-M Bar.
rett, W. Il. Boy kin and K Kawls.
On Tenperance-H. L. Eppes. X. Rawls,
and NJ r.. Watkins.
On Edncation-R II. Holland, A. l.. Hi,
and N. portlock.
On Periodicals.. ). Barrett, j. w.
Duck and j. r. harris.
On motion Committee Of three were APP
pointed to consider the proprety of re-estab-
fishing the itinerant plan of ministerial la
Dor. j. W. Duck, b. Rawls and j n. Cos
ter were appointed.
Rev. Wm. +. D"herty, President Of Gra.
ban College, and Rev. j. McCullock visit.
messengers frou tie N. q. ConfereRce, were
announced ss being present, and invited
to participate in tie deiserati ms OF the
body.
Rev. It. Bashas, arrived and took his
seat.
Rev. w. b. Wellous, Rev. r. H. Holland
and Rev. E. W. Beale, were appointed mes
sengers to the next session Of the N. G. on
ference.
The Cenfere Ecs then took a recess for two
hours During the recess very eloquent
aud inI ressive sermon Was delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Allen.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
The Committee on Religion exercises re-
ported Rev.J. N. ManBirg to preach to.mor-
row at IL O. clesk A. n.
1t was announced that Rev. Mr.. Doherty,
President Of Graham College, would deliver
40 address Oh Education to morrow at 3 q
clock p. 10.
The place for the next session of the Con-
terence was again on-Cypress Chapel il
Eansenond County.
Rev. W. II. Boy kia, was appointed to d..
liver the introductory discoursc and Rev. Il {.
Bashaw, his alternate. .......-. 81.
The Committee on Sabbath Schools ant-
ed in their report, bich called forth address.
Sos from Rev. Mr.. Welioss, and Rev Mr..
Doherty. The report was adopted.
The Committee'on itinerancy, reported ac-
visiDg the establishing Of Hume Missions
The following were appointed committee
to perfect plan, viz. j. W. Duck, j. n.
Costen, Il. Rawls, Il. W. Cocker, r. Cope
land, j. q. Daughtrey J. r. Lee, A. l. Hill,
Z. Vanderbury, W. r. Sparrow, J. ID. Pres
son, and T. w. Joiner.
Conference then acjlurned. Prayer by
Rev. MIR. Boysin.
The sessions Of the body to-day were very
harmonious. A large number OF visitors are
in attendance .
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Statement of Dea1hs

In the City Of Norfolk curing the Aiosto o.
October.
White MaIes-CarbuDc e, /; Consunptfo
|; Old Age, l; Rheumatism, l; Typhoid Pe-
yer. l; Wounds, l-6
Females-Cancer, /; Consumption, +; Pc
tamus, |; Typhoid Fever, rs.
Black Males-Convulsons, !; Pisense o.
Brain, l; Syphilis, /; unknown, as.
Female s-Billious Fever, l; Consum pt iea,
l; Dyphtherite, l; Exhaustion, ]; Pneumonia,
l; unknown, &7.
Ages One OF 81 years, 3 from 70 70 SO, 4
from 40 to 60, from 80 to 40, from 70 to
80, from to 20, under 2 years.
Total % Whites II, Blacks IL.
WIN. M.WlLSON, M. D.,
Health Officer
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS bANA
West Side Bank StRees,

W y
NORFOLK. VA
Days interest at the saae Of ave Per nsasss
on all Sums remaining on deposit 90 days Naa
upwards, and four per cent ii remaining AKA
months or paid to the depossioIs If preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hEssss
from9 "A. nj. to IN M. Discount days, Esa'
days and Thursdays. at 10 O'Clock
Persons having funds to deposit vii! tn SGa'
Institution safe ana ooIlveAseLt for The p;t JctNy
Directors ,Jor The Fresent Ee0f.
JOHN B. WHITEEEAb, President.
SAINT e.. HoDeas, s. EAhThfoEn
Jos. 7. ALLYN, }. JAMES .aOoR7
c. e. MATTHIAS, F. W. SAArUg
W. Fl, HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND h3ECnAn.
ICS' SAVING EANK.
Office No. IS Bark Street.
ELISHA GAMAGk, tRk&iID ENN
DIRECTORS.
Il DELAEy, .'os K. SPkArLEs'
CIV GRANNY, hyLAEb Cars,
JAS LEIaH, ". y. HARRisoGc
w. Il. WALES, Cashier
TE0hfs g1pstitu'son Offers 10 ne fscE'~
l. cha.it ano Mechanic TIE Farmer and CIV
Professional man, in town and coantry, anGY'
portunity TO make sums Of money prodaet5se.
that otherwise Ris h oman IDLE the inten'tSse o.
which will be Systematically added 10 the psi&s'
cipal, and yet may be withdrawn at Shors NO.
tiGe.
Italso recomm ends itself To Eascuts,s, go
ministrators and Guardians, Attending an ,sa~,
doabted guarantee of safety, aswe4 from tbs ~
sponsibility and integrity of its Directors ara
Stockholders. as from the security Of gntise
emily large joint fund.
The rate of per cent per annum viii be Al
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for so dAY3
or mere, and 4per cent for shorter time. Tho
office of the Bank viii be open daily ior reeefsy
ing and paying deposits from to ! p. M.
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday
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RFsoLuTioN FIRE CoMPANY.-A Feast o.
Good Thinss,We briefly nnouneed yesterday
the return Of the Resolution Fire &c, The AID
Company Of this city met them at the Depot
and escorted them to their engine house where
collation. awaited their arrival, served up by
Mr.. John HELLER for the occasion. After doing
ample justice to the good things here set before
them, tpe two companies adjourned to the
Restaurant OF MIR. B. Myers on Main street,
twho extended the invitation,) where they
found another table grooming under the weight
OF the support for the inner man ample JUS
tice Was here done, when the line ct march
was dn ected to the Restaurant of Mr. Henry
Holmes, who extended an invitation for them
all TO take a little "wee," crop, which invita-
tion was not required to be given the second
SINE. The two companies then visited Ports
mouth led by kayton's celebrated Brass Rand.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
| Union STREET NORFOLK VA.
JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.

II JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.
VpHE Proprietor, in re.opening this Hotel
l. respectfully announces to the public, that
the entire Establishment from top to bottom,
including the Yard, Kitchen Sc, has been
thoroughly renovated, with large additions OF
new and fashionable Furniture. Its location Is
too well and favourably known to need COM
ment, and it win be the untiring aim of the
Proprietor, whose personal attention VIII al.
ways be exercised, to make it in Bed, bar and
Table inferior to mr. Hotel in this section oil the
Country; certainl not in order, cleanliness,
unexcept enable t are, and prompt and pohte
attention, which in the opinion of all sensible
travellers, are the important copcopitants of a
Confident from the experience of twelve OF
fifteen years, in some fthe 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 give the MER.
CHANTS HOTEL, under its new regime, SINGLE
rpIAI may 20
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AZ
FECTIONS.-HARTSHO GREAI
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF al
Kidney and Bladder Complaints. This Con
centrated Compound Extract OF Buchu IS .e BE
best 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 ana
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 by medical men
to be not only the best but the cheapest, buchu
Compound in the world. Persons VINO have
suffered for years and could scarcely WAX
have been cured by using one or two ootties
R4- Large bottles. ST.; small bottles ~ cents.
Sold by Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Aampton. Sc l5-u
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F1RE.-The ALARM oi tire aoout | O'Clock,
to-day, was caused by The parted brroipg,
Of the roof OF Mr.. Wilson Butts restoenee
Oh Fen Cnurch street. The ire originated
by spark from the chimney.
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FOUND DEAD.-This morning, an old Pc
gro man, the property of Mrs. Roussell, liv-
ing on the corner of Catharine and Hill sts.,
was found dead on his bed. A jury was en-
panelled, who held an inquest over the body,
and returned verdict Of death from intern
rerance. Dr.'s Hardy and Gait were pres
ent and examined thu body externally.
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CoRN.-The market was dull yesterday
there was very little coming in and no de-
mand. We think Gee fair quotation for
prime article. ,.t
WHEAT-Market dull; we have 30 sales to
note yesterday.
CorroH-C Continues active; the dem and is
Supplied by constant receipts ; the IL artet
closes firm at lie.
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STRANGERS IN THE CIrY.-We notice the
presence of a good many strangers in the CT
ty at this time, many of whom are in attend
ance on the M. P. Conference nov in session
at their church on Church street.
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M.BucKwHEAT AND BUrrBR--PUrrER AND
BUCKwHRAT.-We are indebted to Onr wor-
thy young friend E. C. Deming, the grocer,
No. so Church street,, for bag o fine buck
wheat, and its usual accomplishment, some
nice fresh Butter. Oh how nj ce.
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,EEETHi TEETH,!

n. Il. G. ROBINSON, re- .sz8zSxNA,
~ spectfully announces, HVes$a
that he inserts TEETH from o1IYfYYp
ONE to WHolE SET, by Atmospherss Py""'
sure, on new and improved plan. Person
would do well to call, as all his work wiz sT
executed at Southern prices.
@~OFFICE over W. p. Stewart j. IVA,
Main street. Sc 3S-fy
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ACCIDENT. esterday, George BraTDhie,
in attempting to get from one car to aDetasg
at Ivor, fell and broke his leg in two places
Doctor Hardy rendered skilful surgical Rs
sistance
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spoRTsMENs' HOME.

r ID. FREEMAN, Importer and Manufac-
Pistols, &C., and dealer in
every description Of Sport. YN
ing G ood Is, comprising
large variety of double and
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
der, Cells and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., sc.
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street
sep 2O-ly
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LIVERY 5 &c STABLE

ON III L 4 s r r = f L. u
rYyHE Subscriber would most respectfully in
IL 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, BUGGlES, and CONVEYAN.
the lowest rates. ~ q
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's H
ses on the best terms.
sen u JAS THAYER.
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III Il a tcpl)
LlJTHEK Walk l,t

4 S T E r E r a ND l. d TEN
MOULD respectfully inform the yoblGs
w that having located Norfolk tor tAssS
purpose Of prosecuting the above mentiunsss
business, am prepared 70 execute 10 the bsEs
style and shortest time, All work tfst may no,
entrusted TO me, Architectural Plaster. Urrx-
ments OF the latest style, and at The iowssFs'
prices. w.
Ns- Particular attention pad to repairiA
Slate ROOfs, 8c.
Residence, No. 10, N, Cumberland street.
ma 3-IV.
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Business Cards.
QUAKER CITY

QUAK Err CITY
MARINE AND FIRE Insurance COMPANY
or Philadelphia.
Capital and surplus 1851 ,166,
EUR Insurance against loss or damage. by
e Fire, the Perils OF the Sea, Inland Navi-
CATION or Transportation, Apply at No. 46,
Bank stseetto
oc J9-3m A b MCLEAN.
VIM. A. Ora YES,
SHIPWRIGHT. SPAR MAKER AND
CAULkER.
SECTIONAL AARINE RAILWAY.
STEAM SA w MIL AND TIMBER
MANDATORY, ..ai,
No. So, Wide Water Street, Nor.
folk, Va.
~ N. B. BELLDING MATERIALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct BY
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Mg- At a regular meeting of Palestine
Tent, Nov. End, the following officers were in
stalled into their various offices for the en-.
suing Quarter, by the l. Deputy, Caleb j.
Williams
p. G. R-Thonas Baily.
Sh'd.-George Cunningham.
C. R.--John Cooper.
d. R.-John Osborn.
r. S.-John J. Williams. n
F. S. Caleb j. Williams. ~
T.-Charles N. Bains. M
Leyite.-Chares Lipscomb.
l. G.-Thomas Wills.
U. Civilian Webb.
X. 8. C. ROBIN Wilson.
IL. S, C. R--Lewis Parker.
X, 5. d. Robin W. Knott.
l., S, D. r. William Bright.
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IF YOU WANT PURE
BRANDIES,
WINES,
GINS,
TEAS, CIGARS, &c., &c.,
~ A. J. MOCK CO.'S,
No. %, West Wide Water street,
no lS-lY NORFOLK, VA.
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ARRESTED FOR YIoLArIoR or TEE lNsF Et-
roN LAw.-Samuel A. Swannerton, Of the
schooner Waterbury, was arrested yessei-
day, by Sheriff Corprew, on charge of
violating the Inspection law. He gave bail
IN the sam OF $1,000 to appear and apswe,
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TIE MARsR TRouPG are to open again IN
Portsmouth next Monday night The deui-
a4us 81 our sister city viii DO doubt be glad
: LEM LESs
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Business Cares.
WALTERs'

w MA TIONAL HOTEE,
CORNER MAIN AND CBpRcH SrREErs.
Norfolk, Va.
TIME Proprietor returns MS sincere Co., r,
L thanks to his frieDas and the travel Es,a
ling public for their Liberal patronage Ns.X
the past four ye s,and respet ally sohc5ta soxs
tinusnce OF the same assuring them that a0at-
ing shall be LEFT uLaone &c maze them com Ter
table while sojoNrnibe at ,Ee Nauonak Pc Aue,
and attentive Servants, toMort*bIe rooms, thG
table supplied with the test The Markets afford,
superior Wines and Llqaurs are lhe ind q e-
ments 70 stop at this hosei 7'
Wh y. WA TE&S
N. The Stages Toy Elizabeth CITY, Wen e.
vile, HEREFORD aIo Eoenton n. &; leave tass
Hotel daily. or ly-7wa
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A Nkw CoUsrERFrIr. The following are
reported as being in circulation, and showed
off on the green ones: A counterfeit bill
for five dollars on the Bank of Commerce,
Fredericksburg, Va. lt;Sa s altered from
the old counterfeit 5 on the Philadelphia
Bank-the principal Wig. is three females
reclining, one with liberty cap, the other
with instruments, &C.,, in circle below it;
on end, female seated with pole in one, and
globe, with bird on it in tlke other hand;
five above it, in the upper ceAtre, five with
the estate of Virginia" ia circle above it.
Coarsely engraved.
Also, v on the bank Of the Old Domin-
ion, Alexandria, Va. 1t is o five altered
Wig. a female seated, bridge and city in the
distance, five in lower left and upper right
corners. tt..
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TRs LEXINGTON CADETS. -The Cadets Of
the Virginia Military Academy at Licking
ton, will reach here on Saturday uorniEg,
via the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad,
and will be escorted by the city Volunteers
to the Blues Gun Room, where they ill be
assigned quarters. Such of the citizens as
have kindly agreed to take care of them will
please attend to receive them at that time.
Col. Smith, their commander, has already
arrived 10 the city.
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FINE Hoes CoAIsa.-We understand sew
eral gentlemen from Pennsylvania intend
bringing down for exhibition and sale at the
approaching Fair Of the Seaboard Society,a
lot Of very superior hogs Of the Chester
breed. Some Of them have taken premiums
at the recent exhibition in Pennsylvania.
The Chester breed is undoubtedly the best
known, its excellence being early maturity,
large size,and easy to keep. As the hog forms
so Important a partof every farner's stock,
great care should be taken to have the best
breed. Poor stock is the very poorest econo-
my on farm. A chance, to improve is now
offered the snterprising farmers of the Sea-
board. ttll
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PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP LINE. we call
attention to the advertisement Of the Onion
Steamship Company, Of their winter ar
rangements. M4
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NBAKLY GoRINe-We learn that on We'd
nesday, aspiteful COW came near goring lit
tie boy near her on Washington ST., Ports
mouth; and as it is extremely dangerous for
such animals to run at large, we hope all
who own cows who are not well behaved,
will keep them up. Lift be done.
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PORTSMOUTH PRovIDENT Society. AT the
meeting of this Society held Wedn esday
night in the Masonic Hal, latter quite stormy
session, preamble and series of resolutions
were adopted, setting forth that the Society
had been failure, and that if continued 1t
not only could not accomplish the objects
provided for its organization, but would nj
timately result in bankruptcy, and to the in
Jury of its members, and that therefore it be
dissolved. The action of a previous meet
ing appointing committee to dispose OF the
funds of the Society to every member in
proportion to the amount contributed by
him to the society, was concurred in. So
therefore the "Portsmouth Provident Socie-
ty'' is now in state of liquidation and soon
will be no more. We believe the amount Of
funds on hand is somewhere near $780,
LEXINGTON CADETS The Portsmouth Ma.
tional Greys, Captain John Il. Deans, dec j.
ded at their meeting on Wednesday night, to
receive the Lexington Cadets with military
honors on the occasion of their expected
visit to this section. We trust other com
panies will unite in this, and that the recep-
ton may be a credit to the well known Vir-
iria hospitality.
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ADAMS BA X Ek Y.
'Nhe Old Esaa D. IiBheG kyOkes Y

No. 46, Nam Street.-Branch Oh Pors.,seassa.
TSORMERLY conducted by James ,saaxn,
IL now carried on by has sister, MRS. ~.
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs the fshRs,
t.at in addition to the ARTICLES usually seps WV
she intends keeping a Stock Of al kh,,as 81
CRACKERS viz: Soda, Butter, Sugar, vvsBs
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS particHlsi a.aes..
ton is called to her ARROW ROOTsCNACk-
by the Medical faculty for invahds--the ssNrs
tation for tho superiority OF vs. goods which ma
Establishment has for many years enjoyed
will be maintained by the present Proprss m3l
10 lily l@lfr 1854 4, AGNES DAyI lS1nF
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q. S. DIsrRIor Couar.-Jadgs Halliburton
preceding. i .5s
The mate, Simkins, and the steward Of
the Schooner L. Waterbury, charged with
matinous conduct, were found guilty on
Wednesday. Thesentenee has not been pro.
nouneed,
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FIRE WORK NOTICE Owing to the danger
attending the firing of Bombshells, and 9TH
er combustabIe pieces, connected wit the
grand display of fireworks, 1t Is hoped and
earnestly requested that all persons will keep
without the enclosure. ! especially request
parents and guardians Of youths to warn
those under their care not to intrude inside
of the enclosure. To insure general salts
faction, every piece will be fred off sufii-
GENTLY elevated, so all can see.
IT. N RJnGG
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HAKTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus $e14.1ao'
TNflR Risks az ainst loss, or damage, by Fire
mon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
other property, in this old and well known
Company, Apply at No. 46, Bank street to
~ loan A. B. MCLEAN. ,
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NOTICE. ID
WYE are retailing Sugars from 8 teg2x cts,
w per Id, Call and see at 80,
No "A Corner of Cove apd Church SIS,
oc u WIZ UNDhS,
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MAYORS CoURr, PoRrsMoUrH-G W Grice,
Presiding. 4H5fss ~
Dennis, slave Of Mr.. Collins, was arrested
and brought before his Honor this morHing
by Constable Hutchinson. charged with an
attempt to pass an untitled $40 note, Of the
Bank of Whining tor, on. Mr.. l.. W. Godwin,a
blind gentleman. Dennis made several state
ments as to where he procured the note, but
it was proved that colored man named
Tom, keeping bar near the Perry wharf,
gave it to him. His Honor fned Dennis
$500 and ordered him 20 lashes, and Tom
$3.50 and 10 lashes.
Nothing else to attend to. &s5
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VIZ H. BUCK H III c'tea p
w. Ne. i03 = los CAxrch street, Norfolk.
Dealer. In Porter, Ale. Cider and Superior Min
eral Waters. Fine DRAFT Ale always on hand.
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EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS.
The display will commence at quarter
to seven O'clock precisely, with fight of
Signal Rockets, filed with gold rain Snakes,
colored Stars, &c. After which:
J. The Palmetto Tree, or Emblem Of the
South.
3. Bombshell.
3. MONDAY Sun
4. Filiibuster.
S. Flora's Wreath, dedicated to the Seab.
Ayr. Soc
6 Flight of Signal Rockets.
Z. Chinese Fan.
s. Bombshel. ..
8. Star of the South.
10. The Diamond Cross of the Knights of
Malta.
IL. Bombsheil.
IL Pride Of Norfolk, dedicated to the Ella
dies.
10. Flight Of Rockets.
ID. Race Horses, "Red Eye" and "Blae
Eye"
Is. Egyptian Pyramid, throwing its 500
jets from two to three hundred feet in the
air.
Is. Bombsheil.
II. Signal Rockets.
Is The Lovers Knot.
10. North Carolina and Virginia represen-
TED.
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Local Itena6.

MAYORS CouR1-F nlay F. Ferguson, Pre-.
siding. s4s
PuNIsHED.-John, slave Of Richard Bag
nall, was punished with twenty cobs this
morning for stealing looking-glass from
John j. Thompkins.
Hercules, slave slave of j.. Kehoe, was ar.
rested last night for being out after hours
with oper.pass-excused.
Fred. Pollen and Dick Handy both arrested
last night for being tight-discharged.
Thadues Miller, white boy applied at the
watch house last night for lodging, he was
accommodate and this morning discharged.
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I AND WARRANTS.
So LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
cash prices win be paid by -
oct 3-ly M; HUnLEa,
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
uNpra NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
Hair Cut. Curled and Dressed in every style, BY
Accomplished Artists. a..
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving eh'Af'
abstraction at this establishment.
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DIR. C. +. BROWNS
Young American Linime ent

Not for the purpose of instructing such age but
for the purpose of relieving all who may he afflicted
with Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Erysipeas, Cid Sores,
Burns. Bruises. Sprains, Cuts, Bols. Era;,' DTS,
Scald Head, letter. Ringworm, Felons, So -iAG
6c Gc But A short time has elapsed sine The
discovery of Dr. C. F. BEows's American Linimcnt
"A discovery that constitutes one of the greatest
boons conferred upon suffering humanity, and one
of the richest contributions that has ever been
made to Medical Science. Also, for diseases OF
HORSES AND CATTLE, SUCH AS
Sprans, Strains, Swellings. Calls. Fistula, Big
Head Wounds Scratches, Swecny, and Screw
Worms in stock For sale by
DR. C. F. BROWN, Philadelphia. Pa.
and all Druggist and Merchants throughout the
civilized world. July 6. 1859. 1yl.