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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

Tor sALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
handsome, new three story high stoop Fuse On the
secc nd handsomely hpishe with all the modern
proyeHens Apply 70 L. AULvANY, SO seoond avenue.
NO letseru attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

DANIEL 81 LLlN an, LIS NeA Iwtn ietn B,reet
skUaaAY EIli. DUlB fOn . aLs-raE Sc osOSIsss
AVA viii rs nineteen lots on tie wen sde Of fourth
nue embracing the southwest and northwest corners Of rMrt,
18th street and the southwest corner OF Thirty seyens
srset; ave lots together adjoiuinR the OF brow
sSDs swsngs extending 1sds s avssu: aos fop:ee
which the elegant resdsnc@s Of the hsps DodR
md otAers stusssd The h ont OF these oDf
ante lsa os y the city, are nov being oSnp!esd An "a
CITY which prssn{s grea.ef advantages for 6r cAe
dwellings, and churches Terms win b made 70 sui. pu,
Agest ID Bsekman street.
no JkwtLLsRs AID oTH ess.-HINEys IS v.LUA
obsnce specusors For psricuars apply 70 JOax
BUTLEk, Jr GA Cedar street opposite the Post once
VIRGINIA FARM FOB SALE, OR EXOHANaE For
city, Brooklyn or Williamsburg properly for land
situated h Chesterfield county Va contains COZ acres IL
10 mes from Kchmond not 10 from Pesrsburg nor hs
mile from Clover Hill Railroad, which joins tina aichnont
inga great part within past eighteen
months and all first rae orders Fruit trees of various knds
roble end never falling spring OF the purett water srd
grove Of large OAK trees are near the resdence whih
slightly elevated ground having southern asoec lswo &c
'front.' good garden and yard IN For heahinese
be passed The land well adapted for wheat tobacco
nciency perfectly cleared and under cultivation psst thereof
being finely Get In clover Full will be given not
only q he property (Which qnincumbere but
GAN, Ksq, Ii Pine street or 70 sYLvEsTEE Lay. Esq At
tonsy a law who has Waited the placo Mr. Charles Middle
TN, the proprietor u the farm. DO seen Of the United
''''' '' sSIvsTss LAY. 'i is Val street. New York
N ILDi AMsBURa PROPERTY FOR sAlE-A TaBaE
" ory brick dwelling with good dry oelar ard two lots
Of ground In North Fifth street. The whole part will be
sold low Inquire tbs Of North Filth and Third
streets in the brick shop adjoining the preniaes of Lake
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

TrAMgl.I.ED IYAkexK sUIre or FURNITURE, In
au oolrs and stysss wAosse ard RETAIL u rs and sp'
vASAg; alno nAtr0a - and ps.nnsQes .., -l..h.nIt
WAKRAN WskD nj Canal slrseA
nt Ed ~ rs, -Four dcors east Of broadway. N. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

gOARD wANfED-ON TIE WEST sIDH OF TIC
TOW NJ room with bedroom adjoining, with full board
for gentleman and his wife and mother must be
moderate Address, stating location and Hepburn,
Il oaGway POat OflO0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

nRIr0prFUI, 10 yAxIoN-BROA DWAY ARD kIGarH
stree,-lss Fiebsh street. oppoee me Mstcantis u
rooms font hack for families and sin
ole sep,Ie Sea Ia Tee Immediate vicinity q all psccs Of suse
ueG l. hotels, de
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

- front by 100 feet deco, between 4ls and l4 sreets
west ride gooQ location even with The grade; free from
rocf clear all ncunhr Price $500 cash Inquire
DANIEL LIIN a n l2S Heat On ieth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

ArUrrCH.-TBB COMMITTING ON FINANCES OF yqp
~ Beard Of Oounsilnen wa meet In No. City FAN
sycry Thuxsday, at 3 r. H. urul further nottcs. >
VII vsLGNffkx,
ALGX. fKEAKx OourpieeA m p4uanra
w. II. RULTEAL, y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

rms OOAMITrKk on IJEH DEP ARfMaNy or asxs
Board o. CoaAcinen VI neos the Ars AsA shlri Wst
resdAys during The orhs Of July August and aepeasbes
ssmeus Ball Mercer sres n bslf pAss O'Clock T.
untu furskGy netiOo W. II sULgRkL. Oonruestses
r. @, 0rLkORe ON Fur
H' A. GRAFT }Depaxtsusnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

ltoK SALE OR EXCHANGE sUeERB B6OwE
front stuated oppo i.e carroll Park
,p, repete with every convenience and for
beauty of i0cau0n viii et sold
great bargain cash exchanged unincumbered un
proved property. Appy 70 JNO. ]. DRAkE, y and 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

7 oNG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY-rHE NATION AL
II Houfe capable Of accommodating 400 Eueste Hop every
night Bail thursdays band permanently connected
vNh be bouss Aer september board WITH be reduced 70
81 per week. D. B. PETR8S, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

I O1s NEAB The CITY WANrED-IN EXCH ANGl
IL tor three good businesses under chsspTen the
best location kos part culars call at Is Bibls House.
plRxe.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22
Would the South Profit by Dis
union!

correspondent Of the National Intelii-
sencer puts the question of profit and loss to
the South from disunion in a very clear
light. Himself STAKEHOLDER, and ga suffer-
er as much by losses from proximity to Ma
son and Dixon's line, as any man South of
IT," hesays:
"Yet for all this l am utterly unable to
see that we of the South will at all better
ourselves by "renouncing altogether" our
moved q hairs breadth further from the
North2 Shall we cease to hear the rawlings
of madmen or the delusiOn of fanaticism2
Shall we, as aliens and foreigners, have
better claim upon the conservative element
still existing at the North than We now have
as members and brethren of the same con-
t.deracy? Every one Of these interrogato-
ries must be answered in the negative.
"What, then, do we gain2 Why, directly
in the teeth of the true but expressive and
comprehensive sentiment recently attributed
in your columns to the famous Talleyrand,
namely happy is the nation without 'front.'.
ers,' we gain an immense boundary, subject
at all times and at all places, to such ferays
as old Ossawatomie Brown has recently in
augurated at Harper's Ferry, and with no
Pennsylvania judge or governor to hold
merely suspected fugitive, to give sister
Commonwealth time to identify him, as re-
Gently was the case with the fugitive Hazlett
arrested at Carlisle. Is such an act as this
to weigh nothing or to be accounted as no
compensation for the wild rawlings OF delud-
ed men and women, led on and encouraged
by that most dangerous OF all men, the mere
" ambitious political demagsgue2 Unhap-
PLY, the South, as we'll as the North, has its
full scare Of these men,"
Would the South profit by disunion p
Certainly not nor would the North. The
Union is beyond price to both, nor does any
one seek disunion, saving the scheming poll
ticiaHs nor would they seek it if there were
offices and pap enough to satisfy their era
vings. The South-the masses of the South
however, are beginning to open their eyei
wide to the state Of affairs by which they
are surrounded, and are determined to make
themselves independent of the North, by do
ing their own manufacturing and importing
10 this the North can have no reasonable
ground of objection, as there is no obligation
in the compact that we should not do eth er
of these. Let those OF the North who are
conservative then come among us, if they
cannot do without our patronage, and carry
on their business operations here. There's
plenty of room.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22
Union Meeting in New York

OulOu MOCtAu8 Ala NOW OTh.
The great Union Meeting was held las
night. The telegraph informs us that the
number present was estimated at 30,900.-
After the organization, Mr.. James Brooks
offered the following Preamble and Resolu-
tions, which were adopted. Mr. Brooks made
a short speech on presenting them:
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS, The People of the United
States, sin order to form q more perfect
Union, establish Justice, insure Domestic
Tranquility, &C., &C., as set forth In the
Preamble Of the Constitution for the United
States, have ordained Government Of non
saveholding and of slaveholding States; and
whereas, the Government is Government
Of compacts,
ist. In the Compact of the Constitution,
sons to be represented by their masters,
and as property to be taxed upon these mas
ters.
I'd. In the Compact, CART. 1, Sec. 81 that
Congress shall have power to suppress in
snrrectiOns.
Sd. CART l, Sec. 81 in prohibiting Con-
g. ass to suppress the Slave Trade prior to
impose tax of duty upon each slave i'm
ported before that time, not exceeding $40
I0r each slave.
4tb. In the Compact CART. 4, Sec. 2,) to
deliver ap on the claim of the party to
whom slave service may be due, the person
or slave held to such service or labor.
9Th. In the Compact, CART. 4, Sec. ~
upon the application of any Legislature or
executive Of State, to protect said State
against domestic violence.
And Whereas, The Federal Government
has, from its origin, been administered by
the Executive, by Congress, and by the Su-
preme Court Of the United States, not only
in the letter, but in the spirit of these COM
acts.
LIST. Before and after the old Confedera-
ZION, in the division Of the then unsettled
Territories, by declaring all North Of the
Ohio to be nsn-slaveholding, and all South
of the Ohio to be slaveholding.
I'd. In the Ordinance, July Is, 1887, ma
king free, the territory, now Ohio, Indiana,
illineis, and Michigan, bat providing, also,
for the surrender OF fugitive slaves.
Sd. lathe acts, President Washington ap-
proving, admitting into the Union the Ter
ritory OF Kentucky, slaveholding, then the
property OF Virginia, and afterwards the
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22
NJ A Rim E. NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
| From the Merehants and Aschanies' Er.
change Books.
THURSDAY, Dec. -.

THURSDAY, Dec. p.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Baltimore.
Steamer Z Coffee, McCarrick, I'm Hampton.
Schr B Urquhart, Adams, I'm Smithfeid, to
master, with peas, meal, bacon, &c, &C.
schr Finley, Cooper, FIN Smithfeld, to mas
ter, with mdss.
schr Hardscrable, Packer, FIN Providence, in
ballast to A Bell b Son.
Schr Telegraph, Nickerson, I'm N Y, to Row.
land Bros, with mdse. for Sundry persons
Schr Olivia, -, from Hampton, slaves to
Garrison q Maigne.
Schr Three Sisters,--, I'm Hampton, corn
to T Bockover.
Schrs John LArkin,L H Finney, from E
Shore, oats to 7 Bockover.
Schr NJ A Cartwright, Rodgers, fun N q, corn
to d ID Simmons B. Bro.
Schr Diiect, Old, I'm baltimore, to F Keel
ing, mdse. for Sundry persons.
Schr Mary, Walker, I'm N C, corn TO Grandy
& Stout.
sloop Achy, Brooks, I'm c, corn to Grandy
& Stout.
Boat Sea Bird, fm N O, corn to Delk & Lind
sey.
George Washington, FIN N Q, corn to James.
CLEARED.
Schr Sea Witch, Long, corn for Mass; by A
bell Il Son.
schrs Mignionett, Samaritan. for Richmond.
by D r Keeling.
schr Z Adams, Tyrer. for Petersburg, by
d Keeling.
sehr nj II Reed, Kelly, for Mass; corn by W
williams:
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From Washington.

=, WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o.-The proposion Of
MAJOR Hartley, who is we'll known 10 CON
nection with the mandatory of firearms. to
establish aa Armery and mandatory OF
arms at Richmond, and which has been re-
commended CO.. to the Legislature by Governor
WISE, meets the approval of prominent ciu
zens. The enterprise is to be under til.
tai. '"f'
Commander Boggs has been appointed
Lighthouse Inspector for the 18th district,
vice MIR. De Camp, detached.
Pursur Cunningham has been ordered By
the secretary of the Navy, as Purser of the
Naval Academy and Annapolis station.
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further European Intelligence.
per steamer City of Washing

NEW YonK, Dec. 2O-The staame. City Of
Wasaalngton, which arrived to-day, with Liver
the steamers North America and Vanderhili
brings few Authorizations of news.
france Aad opposed the appointment of Count
Congress. 'pe'''
Berlin accounts say the English and French
governments are consulting together on the ar
"a ngement of the Italian question, which viii
NOT probably satisfy Austria, but encounter no
burg. De''''i vi fe'ef'-
Count Rech berg will represent Austria at the
upohihs OF Congress, but be replaced aft,r
"s MS 6y another plenipotentiary.
OF Central Italy are better armed than at th,
ehd OF the war, and viii persevere in deienu.
ing strong Italian kingdom.
u. DeSi'A m brois has been appointed Pied.
m"htese Ambassador to the EMPEROR Nanoleo,,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22

Singular Cause of Dee'h.-Benj. Thar
man, late sheriff OF Hawkins county, Tenn,
died recently from the following singular
cause:
While throwing on his overcoat he struck
his hand on the door knob, and slightly
abraded the skin; he then put on q wet glove
and rode several miles, took q chill gan
creme, and perhaps tetanus followed, result
ing in his death on the seventh day.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22
New York Markets.

New YORK, December 2l.-Flonr-Hoo
advanced &c. Sales of 5000 bbls StaIa
$5.OOa5.l0; Ohio Scholastic; Southern 81
55a5.75. ~''
Wheat is quiet and the market generally
unchanged. There is less pressing desire
manifested to realize.
Corn had declining tendency and the
market closes dull-New Jersey yellow 81
cents.
Pork-Is dull. Mess SIG.
cents. ANN/s
Whiskey-The market is dull at 271h eta.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22

New YORK, Dec. 2l.-Five men and one
girl were burned in the ruins of store No. IA
Broad street, which was destroyed by fire
last night.IThree men and one girl were
taken out alive but slightly injured. Shortly
alter policeman Steuart was taken out terri
ply ana It IS feared fatally injured. Two
ceeded in finding the horribly manrIed hodv
OF Mr.. Ely, Wine merchant. He must ha ys
been instantly killed. "'' nave
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LAT EST EW S.
Thirty-Sixth COngress-First SEES
sion.

Thirty Sixth Congress-First SEES
sion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
SENATE.
The Senate met at the usual hour.
Mr.. lverssn gave notice of his intention
to introduce bills amending the act estab-
fishing the Court of Claims, and CHANGING
and regulating the mode of appointing ca.
diets of the West Point Military Academy.
message was received from the Presi-
dent OF the United States, transmitting Ex-
ecutive communications, whereupon thu,
Senate went into Executivr session.
The doors being again opened, Mr. BRIGHT
of Standing Committees. Yeas 81, nays 10.
A strict party vote except that of Mr.. Pueh
who voted nay.
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual hour.
Mr.. Davidson said he saw no use for the
indulgence OF harsh language and he GER
tainly had no desire to wound the feelings Of
any gentleman. He liked to have freedom
OF speech for himself, and therefore would
never trespass on THAT right as applied to
others. 1t was grave error to say that the
South wants to force slavery into the Terri
tories. All they ask and which they are de-
termined to have is that their rights shall be
protected in the Common Territories of the
Country. He belonged to the National Dc,
mocracy. If troubles exist 10 the party let
them be settled inside the organization.
-, lie was willing that "by-gones'' should be
"by-gones." While he wanted the House
organized, he would never consent to do it
by the election of man whose mantle ia
stained by the blood split in the Territories
lie never believed in the doctrine of s,-
cesston, and did not believe in it now, but
when the people are aggrieved and their
rights trampled on without redress, there
was no other remedy. Itwas no longer the
politicians sent here to manufacture public
opinion who talk about this grievous avil.N
1t was the whole Southern heart. which
comes up with one voice to say-stop. 90 no
iurther-you have passed the Rubc 5nevou
must stop where you are, or the objects
TOR which the confederacy was formed nut
cease.
He would candidly tell gentlemen, that
unless such raids as these of John Browu
shall be stopped, there will be war between
the North and South. He argued that the
Republicans were here, as party, to strike
down the rights OF the Southern States.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22
FALLINGl FALLING ! !!
FALLlNG!I

TNHE prices of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
i have fallen very low in the last month or
two at
NO. As, EAST MAIN sTREET,
and scores of shrewd people have had to con-
graduate themselves upon the genuine Bargains
they have obtained.
sort, and although the goods are being run off
at the tate OF hundreds of dollars v eek, there
are still great many to be disposed of.
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods es-
pecially must be closed out il possible, such as
Flannels, Merinoes, Crib and Cradle Blankets,
Grey and Black Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes
Winter Mouslins, Alnacas, Under shirts and
Drawers, Winter Gloves, Wool Jackets and
Guernseys &C, together with great many lit
tie fancy Christmas fxiDgs. Now is your
chance.
Private sales during the day. Auc ton every
night.
de2l jill DAWSON.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2lst.-A morning pa,,r
states that despatch was received last even ns
rom several southern Senator'S, advising tue
70 mix IN politics, but to stay where they wer,
IL IS also reported that the fathers of some Of
the students have telegraphad their sons not 10
JON IN the movement. 1t is almost certain
$50 OF whom stop at Richmond.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22

WAsHINaToN, Dec. 2lst.-The American
ana Wing Opposition members OF the House
held caucus this morning, and agreed still
to vote for MIR. Boteler. Tie expediency of
having resolution offered in the House by
one v .. .asir number, declaring Mr.. Milson,
OF Virginia, Speaker, was not ad opted.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22
Office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in
se"tion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOHN r. HATHAWAY,
Editer and Proprietor. In order to ensure
attention.
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Grand Concert
AT JOHNSON'S HALL,

On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 22d.
MIR. KEnIMERER will give grand
lvl Musical Entertainment, assisted by his
large Glass. Also Master Sturdyvant, the Mu-
81 zeal prodigy from Portsmouth.
The programme will consist of &c different
pieces.
Commence at IN O'Clock. Tickets rs cents.
Children 10 cents. de l7.4t*
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22
TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to subscribers
st,s cents PEI week, payable to the Carrier
men sent by mail it will be "a per year, -
Tor SIX months, and 81 for three months, paya
BILE Ia advance.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORFOLK,
Wm. Il. Waltcrs, Propr,eto

VIM. Il. Walters, Proprietor.
J w Urqohart, A b urquhart, South
ampton county; G Il Clark, North Carroll
ma; NJ FauntlerOy, J l. Bankhead, U 8
Navy; John Randolph and lady, W PEBBLES,
Mrs PEBBLES and servant, Jackson, N G; A
NJ Bell, Camden; X w HidgoOd and son,
Williamsburg; J W Leatherbsrry, North
ampton County; DIR. Hunter, q d Keep, }
Bonney, Princess Anne; g Wright, King h
Queen.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Charles r King, Petersburg Railroad; A
Cason, Princess Anne county; E Best, d A
Best, North Carolina; Allen Priu, Darbury,
Mass; Epps, Surry county, Va; Jos u
Council, Suffolk, Va; James j Hrittap, New
Cut, ID s Canal; . Beal, r A Carrier, Yir
ginia.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Waite O. Emmer.on, Proprissors.
TB Duck, Canada; Edward Prince, W II
Prince, John Terheun, New York; VIM E
Beal, W E Bishop, Mrs Upshur i daugh-
ter, Southampton, Va; A P Cherry, South
Mills, N G; s Batten, + W Gibbards, Balti-
more.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22

Am erican parties have offered $40, 900 for
a full brother OF the celebrated English bull
named Batter1y, and the offer has been
refused.
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PHRENOLOGY,

nR. BARKER will commence a course OF o
~ Lectures, on R d A Y 18th, at
INSTITUTE HALL. Admission Free.
The DIR. can be toHnd at the Hall during the
day ready to give charts OF character, showing
what business the subject Is best qualified to
follow. Also giving rules how to Gu ltivate and
harmOnise the mentality. de l6-lw*
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Butter-Butter-B
I AM retailing very tine article at 20c
i Something very nice at 2a:.
And superior Goshen Butter, at3Oc.
Almost every body wants Butter at this time
tub or angle pound. JE JONES,
de II No. Campbells wharf.
GUPEiNiOlt FAMILY FLOUR-Welch's
- Patapsco aud Mount Glare. las bbls. of the
above superior 5rands OF Flour, in store and
for sale by
do II JE JON
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22

@3- ircuiatioh greater than tho Datliss
of both Cities combined. 80
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Christmas and Holiday Presents.
NOW is THE TINE
TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CALL AT J. M. FREEHIAN's
JEWELRY STORE,
30 Corner Main and Talbot Sts..
AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM ONE OF THE
Most Magnificent and Extensive
a s NJ z N is
OF WATCHES, JEWELHSY, &c,
THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN NORFOLK.
READ The FOLLOWING LIST CT NEW
JEWELRY, sc.
AND COME TO FREEMAN's
AND SELECT BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
PRESENT,
Gold Watches Of superior quality and exquisite
Silver s'' Ha"sins Levers, English and Swiss
makes,
Sets OF rich Carbuncle, Coral. Lava, Enamel,
Jet, Malikite, All Gold, Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enamel, Coral, Lava, Jet, Pearl, Carbuncle
Pins in great profnsion.
Diamond, Cameo, Carhuncle and other Stone
Set Kings, in every style,
and Chain Bracelets,
Chatelaipe Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Thimbles, Shields, spectacles and Eye
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, in every style and
variety,
Silver Forks, spoons. Ladies', I,engs. Ice Cream
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons, &C, $c.
Plated Ware, an unusually large, rich and
beautiful patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting of Work Boxes, Jew
eiry Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands,
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful and desirable articles too numerous
to mention.
FREEMAN'S is the place where variety and
richness OF display can only be found in the
city, and as the stock is unusually large, would
invite all to come and see and with the ready
cash great bargains can be had.
FREEMAN'S is the place to buy fine rich
goods, at low figure Recollect at No. 90,
corner of Main and Talbot Is the only place
you may expect to find
de 81 FREEMAN'S Establishment
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WONDERFUL FEAT
MIR. ID. SHEPPARD is now Performing
1x1 his Wonderful and Extraordinary Feat Of
Walking
SUCCESSIVE HOURS
Without stopping to rest OF take Food, ON
plank three feet wide, for Purse of $3.50. Mr,
Sheppard can be seen at JOHNSON'S HALL,
on Main street.
o. Ladies and Gentlemen are particularly
requested to call and see this wonderful man.
Reserved seats tor ladies' Open day and night.
W- Admission rs cents. Children half price.
all. de 2l.4t
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sPICED ROUNDS, sPlCED ROUNDS.
T SHALL open tomorrow morning the Goth,
i l Bbl. Spiced Rounds, something very
suitable for Christmas dinner, the above with
a well selected Stock OF choice family Gro
Church streets. A call is solicited
de 20 w Il DRURY.
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FOR HIRE FOR 1860
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-22

TF% AS THE TRULY WONDERFUL MERITS
u3 of the Oxygenated Bittsrs in curing
dyspepsia In its worst developments, 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 NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS and
WALKR Z Co., and KING 4 Toy, Nor
folk. ]. d. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.