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The DIGNITY OF LABss.-There are some

The DIGNITY OF LABsa-There are some
persons in this world whose ideas Of dignity
are OF the very lowest description. They
despise, or, at lea t, affect tn despise manual
labor and they talk in a somewha scornfull
manner of the operative mechanic, as if he
wsre an inferior beiAg in comparison with
the merchant and the lawyer. In the very
highest sense, the operative mechanic, when
an intelligent and honest maa, stands as
nigh in the scale o. dignity as the wealthiest
merchant, lawyer, banker, or professional
man to be found an, where. There was
time whe then mechanic was without au ad-
vocate in the paths of literature, but these
days are gone past forever, and the most
eloquent writers of the age have given ut
terancc to some of the finest sentiments ever
published on this subject. The following
from Rdskin, the most poetic writer on art
that ever lived, are as truthful as they are
beautifully expressed. In his Stones of Ven
ice he says:
"We are always, in these days, endeavor-
ing TO separate intellect from manual labor
we want one man to be always thinking, and
another to be always working and we call
one gentleman and the other an operative;
whereas, the workman ought often to be
thinking, and the thinker often to be work
ing, and both should be gentleman in the
best sense. As it is, we make both ungen.
tie, the one envying the other, despising his
brother, and the mass of society is made up
OF morbid thinkers and miserable workers.
Now it is only by labor that thought can
be made healthy, and only by thought that
labor can be made happy and the two can.
not be separated with impunity. 1t would
be well if all of US were good handicrats
men of some kind, and the dishonor oi man.
ual lobor done away with altogether
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ACCIDENTAL DRowNINs.-A negro man
about forty five years of age, named James
Jones, fell overheard from the Schr. Mary
Alkaline, Capt. jenkins, last evening, while
that vessel was lying in the stream, and was
drowned. He was tree, and leaves tamil y
in the city of Baltimore.
The Mary Alkaline halls from Salisbury,
Eastern Shore of Maryland, and was on
her way from New York. She arrived here
yesterday morning, and dropped her anchor
where she now lies.
The crew of the vessel were asleep when
James Jones fell overheard, and knew moth
ing of the sad affair until this moraing, when
they missed him. Then it was that the
hands on a neighboring vessel informed them
that they had seen some one fall in the wa
ter; but as all was soon q uiet, they supposed
that if it was ons of the crew, he had sue
ceeded in getting out; but such was not the
fact. His body has not, been recovered a $
vet
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. l.. Walters, Proprietor.

DR. J B Hemes, Philadelphia; Hudgins,
Miss Hudgins, Back River; K Rogers,
Richmond; DR.. A T Rogers, Princess Anne
County; Alexander Hogg and lady, Miss M
A Cooke, Miss Fannie Cooke, W O Hey-
wood, Gloucester; C b Hayden, Archibald
Atkinson, Smithfeld; j A Parker, William
N Croker, Isle of Wight Jos b Ferebee,
Camden; r d Lee and lady, Warwick; W
i Lancaster, Nansemond; Captain G Rich,
U S Marine Corps.
MERCHAN rs HO TEL NORFOLK
John Sn'ith, Dr., Proprietor.
Colonel Dolly, Eastern Shore; James
Lyons Great Bridge; Geo Barry, Boston;
VIM Parks, Baltimore; Il Warren, Con-
neeticut
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ANOTHER DETENTION OF THE U. 3. MAIL.
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, yesterday, was an
hour or more behind the time; cause, the
accumulation of ice on the track. The COZ
nections were all made by the up train. how
ever, and there was no detention OF the up
mail to Richmond, Lynehburg, &c.
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The NAaRAaANsErr.- learn that the
recent trial trip of this Government steamer
was exceedingly unsatisfactory to the Board
of Oficera; aud while they are not author
lied to make any suggestions, they are OF
the opinion that her propeller should be lar
ger. In the event that this is done, 1t Will
be necessary to increase the depth of her
keel, which is only four inches at this time.
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THE FAIR.--Last night was another OF en-
joyment and qualification at Masonic Hall,
Portsmouth. The musical entertainment
was decidedly rich, and reflected much cred
lit on all concerned. The Portsmouth Rifle
company visited the Hall in undress uniform,
and added much to the fount of enjoyment.
TO might the Fair closes, we believe, with
general auction, and we advise all to go and
/ Is seady to answer to the "going-going-
None"
II PUr IN SHORT OF CoAL.--The Steamship
f1Jity of Baltimore, plying between Savan-
nah and Baltimore, put in here yesterday to
4. P. Crowell, short of ceal. She was far
Missed in full, and left again about dark for
ahs port Of Baltimore.
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CAGE ITEMs.-James Smith, who is report
ed as hanging around the city for week or
two, and who processes to hail from Charles
ton, 5. G., applied for lodgings last even.
ing, and was accommodation.
Officers Boggs and West, arrested a man
named J ohm Shaney, in the rear Of the Ma.
tional Hotel last night, and committed him to
the cage, on charge of cutting another
to-day.
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BOUND TO NORFOLK. The United States
Steam Soop-of War Pensacola left the War
rington Navy Yard on the goth instant, for
this port.
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THE ORPHANS OF ST. MARY's.-By some un-
accountable mistake, we have almost entire
lv overlooked the feast and Christmas Tree,
now on exhibition over Dawson's Dry Good
store. This was purely accidental. for we
had no idea of sighting the little ones or the
kind ladies who have so faithfully worked
for them.
We are aware of the fact, that just at this
time, there are very many calls made upon
the charitable, and that there is quite tax
upen their purses but among all other de-
mands, there are none more worthy of your
ATTENTION, than tie calls made upon you in
hebalf of the fatherless and motherless.-
These little ones have been snatchsd from
want, perhaps from degradation, by noble
band of christians who are struggling here-
;ically for their support that the dear little
.ones may 60 out in the world with fixed prln'
ciples, good intents, and cultivated minds
viii YOU not assist in this praiseworthy I'M
dertaking by calling and investing few
dimes at this entertainment ? which is sole
" for their benefit, and which remains open
until tomorrow evening.
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PosTPoNEMENT W. are are requested to
state that Kemmerer's Concert for the bene-
fit of the poor, will be postponed until next
Tuesday evening.
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BuReLARIoUs ATTEMPT.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made to enter the Ladies Far
room at Masonic Hall, Portsmouth, through
one of the South side windows,on Thursday
morning about 3 o'clock. A gentleman
,slsepinp in the hall at the time tells US that
the party, as well as he could see, consisted
tof three men, but seeing the gentleman
IN the Hall, the party retreated from
their operations. We can conceive OF no
deed which indicates blacker heart than
such an act of that as robbing church or
a religious fair. 1t is a pity that the
gentleman who guarded the room was IN
such place as to be observed by the attemP'
ted burglars, for it would have afforded us
much qualification to havs chronicled their
entrance, and subsequent detection, arrest
and punishment.
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SELLING OFF

SELLING OFF
MANY KINDS OF GOODS
AT AND LESS THAN COST
A have yet too Liany Goods entirely, and
"A as many OF them being Winter articles,
viii soon be unreasonable l am determ ined to
RUN THEM OFF AT A SACRIFILE
SO as to turn them Into lash before the season
passes Barg.ins tnat will pay you three or
tour times the interest of our money to buy
and keep till neat winter may be had for the
next two or three weeks at
NO. 40, E. Main Street,
Large BLACK and yellow Swinging Sign " it'll
ii Dawson, Ia on it
My Stock musi oe reduced and the money
will command surb Bargains as you do not
often see
de 20 jill DAWSON.
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"EAsY CONE, EASY Co.. The lavish ex-
penditure of money on Insignificant trihes-
the wasteful extravaganza of our habits of
dress and luxury-are prominent marks of
our habits af dress and luxury-are promi-
nent marks of the present age. At no other
period OF American history have we dis
bursed so many millioa of dollars for cigars,
fast horses, champagne, kid gloves, articlts
of virtu, and the thousand other nothings
that cost so much.
The reason of this may be found, without
doubt, in the adage Of easy come, easy
60" We inherit great deal of money in
this generation; for our fathers were hard
working, prudent, economical men. Cali
fornia, too, opened grand source of easy
made fortunes few years since, and the
mania OF speculation, which has ragged with
out let or hindrance tor the last quarter OF a
century, has also been productive of much
sudden enrichment. This being the case, it
Is not to be wondered at, perhaps, that gold
should be lightly held and readily spent
long and weary years, Tor their money, APP
preciate its full value; but those Ito whose
hands it falls almost as a matter of course,
without requiring any exertion or trouble.
never rightly understand what it repre-
sents.
If all parents would teach their children to
work-to earn their own living-in early
life, the re.uIt would, we believe, be most
salutary. The country needs CAPITALISTS
We want great public buildings hospitals,
institutions, hotels, etc-and great public
improvements, such as can only be fur
nished by men of large means. These we
can never have, so long as we frtter away
our fortunes in ephemeral vanities, and fam
cy that because the money came easy it
should 60 in the same manner.
10 one, however, who has learned in youth
the real use of the circulating medium,
sudden fortune will not be likely to be a
bane, as it so often proves. Knowiag the
wealth, it will be held as worthy of pre-
servation and investment in some more val
uble objects than the foolish and harmful
Injuries that suck up so much of our sub
stance, financial, and physical in these days.
THE OPERA HoUsE.-New that the wealth
er is little more settled, we confidently ex-
pect to see large audience at the Opera
House this evening. The company is really
most excellent, and the programme tor this
evening rich, and so tar as Norfolk is con-
cerned, is new one. BY attending this
evening, the habitaes of the House will see
play never before produced in the city of
Norfolk, and entitled "Uses Up" with an
amusing farce to follow.
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EST Bills II ED I76O.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufa Cturer,
l6S IS CHAMBERS ST..
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New York;
Would call the especial attention of Grocers
and Druggists to his removal, and also the ar.
BROWN SNUFF.
Fine Rsppee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches,
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Fresh Scotch,
High Toast scotch, Irish High Toast
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch. OF Lundy foot.
TOBACCO.
FINE CUT CHEWING.
p. A. L., or plain.
Cavendish or sweet,
Sweet Scented OrOnoco.
SMOKING. "
MOI l., St Jago,
Mo-, Spanish,
Nos. g. mix'd, Canister,
Kite foot, Pure Turkish.
Circular OF Prices will be sent on applica-
ton
N. B.-Note the new article of Fresh scotch
Snuff which will be found a superior article
tor dipping purposes. de 23-3m
Butter-Butter.
/ AM retailing very fine article at zoe.
l. Some hing very nice at 25c.
And superior Goshen Butter at3Oc.
Almost every body wants Butter at this time
and there is lots of it at Jones' for sale by keg,
tub or single pound JE JONES'
de II No. 2 Campbelps wharf
NUNDKIEs.-25 $50 Bbls. Super, Extra and
~ Family Flour, ground from Mountain
Wheat on the Shenandoah River.
so Bags fresh Buckwheat Meal.
500 Bushels Peach Blow Potatoes.
25 Kegs Goshen Butter
so Boxes Cream Cheese.
A large assortment OF BrOoms, Buckets,
Willow ware, Clothes Pins, Tabs, Brooms &c,
in store and tor sale low to close consignment
by BIT BOCKOVER,
de27 Rothery's wharf.
Oh copy
- FEATHERS-FEATHER
MTE have just received a small lot OF the
w BE- st live Goose Fes theirs, w",ch we offer
at the lowest market prices.
VIM. A. Walters y co,
noa5 No. IL. Main street.
ILOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
~ Raglans, Raglans, Ragians.
aea sA's at 's''''' NUssBAUM r. BRO.
ONLY 81.
M Il are retailing Meal Inc wy at only One
w Dollar per bushel, new Buckwheat, very
cheap, Orange County Butter 25 and 30 cents,
new Hams I3 cts Refined Sugar cts al the
cheapest Cash Grocery In the city.
de 10 Church street.
lust OPENED-Bbi Choice Beef Rounds
- ami Bbl. prime Naval Cuts, ano ceiling them
at the same price you have to pay for much
poor poorer as article Send your orders to ,osps
III IL A copy)
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Auction Sales.
SALE OF vALUABLESTAND FOR BU-

SALE OF VALUABLESTAND FOR BU-
SlNESS IN HAMPTON.
Qf Virtue ofa Decree OF the Circuit Court OF
ID Elizabeth City County, pronounced on the
18th day of December, 1859, in the suit OF Arm
istead vs.. Schnely and Others, viii be sold at
the Cross street, in Hampton, on SATURDAY,
the 3lst day of December, 1859, at 10 O'clock,
fsa T al valuable Store and Dwelling
EiiI ] ouse in IA npton, at the North west
Is.lN Corner OF King aud Queen streets, one
OF the hest business stands IN the place, with
the small stores on Queen street adjoining
Also the lot OF land in the rear OF Queen street,
with the privilege of the II foot lane.
lERMS--One-third cash, and the balance in
one ana two years, to be secured by bonds with
surety, carryi & Interest from date, and lien on
the premises Possession given on LIST January.
TAZEW ELL TAYLOR, }c.,,
CHAS. X. MALLORY, WI" fS'
dec 2l-eOitd
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RECEIVED PER EXPRESS.

RECEIVED PER EMPRESS.
| AIDES SHANGHAIS,
IL Gentlemens Shanghais,
baltimore make,
Baltimore make,
Baltimore make,
AT Ullmau's
Opposite the Day Book Office
At Ullman's
Oppo lite the Day Book office where you can
lind choice assortment of Boots, Shoes and
Caters Tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Chill
uren
We sell our goods IS per cent less
than the usual price.
S. ULLMAN & co, 10 Main street,
de 70 Opposite the Day Book offise.
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THE FEAST AT JoHNsoN's HALL.-The La
dies at Johnson's Hall continue to keep up
ed with the presence of large numbers every
evening.
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A U G TION
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, POCKET
CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c, &c.
TODAY at 10 O'Clock in the morning and
att to night, large lot of beautiful Jew.
ellery. POCKET CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c, at
tae Auction House of Jas. G. Pollard, Market
Square.
de i7-tf JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT FOR 1860.

FOR RENT FOR 1860.
Ssisfa Warehouse No. \, next to the one &C.
Eiii cupied by the undersigned Store in
E.W very good order Counter, shelving anu
Other fixings all ready to receive tenant. Just
walk in and hang up your hat. Rent cheap
enough to good tenant. Call on
de 26 JAS. f.. JONES.
FOh RENT.
das---4s, A House on Fayette street near West
Eiii Main street, It has Kitchen and Cistern.
IisA Rent 81 so per month. Apply to
MRS. 4 WILLIAMS.
de 2s-At" 81 West Main Street.
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"SL0w, BUT sum, = said the jaded mule
when he approa he'd the fodder stack and
"sow and sure" says the contractor tor the
new Market House. However, We suppose
that the Indictment weather prevents him
from working; bu, one column is up. and the
become settled.
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WANTED FOR 1860.
4 GOOD MAJ SERVANT Apply at ISa
n West Butte street de 2f-3t
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8. o. MERWIN, AuctiOneer.
BY MERWIN Il co.

WYE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT OUR
w Auction House, No. 20 Roanoke Square,
this evening.
An elegant assortment of China Tea Sets, and
Glass Wares, consisting of gold band Tea Sets,
Coffees do with notices, Tete a tete Fancy
Jewelry Boxes, Mugs, Toy Mugs, French Cut
Goblets from Se,o York fail sale, French Cut
Tumblers Large Diamond Heart Lamps, sc.
This sale is especially for Ladies'.
de 22-tt MERWIN T. CO., Auct'r.
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Office.

TAILORING, TAILORING.
L. r. BENSON informs his friends and
Il. the public generally, that he is located
at u Bank street. where he is prepared to make
up any description OF Gentlemen's Garments In
neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to ana satisfaction given
share of public patronage is solicited.
OC 2l-.}m
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/. Selected
EXPRESSLY
| FOR
| Medicinal
| AND
FAMILY
| USE.


1e ii s. o. MERwIN Il Co, Auct'rs
| + you want an elegant Spiced Round OF Bee t
for Christmas times, send your order to
Jones. and he will supply you with great
many other goods, which suit he Christmas
times. JEJONES
de ~ No. Campbell's wharf.
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Local Items.

MAYORS Court YEsrERDAY.-The bust
ness at this tribunal yesterday, was to all
appearance, before it commenced, pregnant
with much of interest and importance, but
when his Honor comm nced to sift the dross
from the truth, and had fully investigated
the several cases, the whole matter remind
ed us of the story of his Satanic MajestyS
tjnsorial operation on the pig, ga great deal
of noise and very little wool.
"A white woman from Water street procur
ed peace warrant against man for as
sault; but an investigation resulted in surn-
ing the tables and the man was released and
the woman held to bail for her good behs-
vior.
negro woman who had been exceeding
ly insoent to her.mistress, was ordered twenty
i've stripes by way of Christmas gift;
and two sailors who had deserted, were
taken care of until the captain wanted them.
There was other business but OF so little i'm
portanee that it is not worth mentioning.
MAYORS Court To-DAY.-M oses, a slave
of Mrs. M. A. Butt. was arrested for disor-
DERBY conduct in the street, and ordered
twenty lashes, as remembrance of Offend
ed justice.
8 johanna, slave of Columbus Robinson, en-
gagged in the above affair, was ordered Gas
Christmas gift,) fifteen lashes, and required
to give security in the sum of $500, for her
future good conduct, failing in which she
was sent to the tombs.
PuN1sHxD.-Sarah, slave Of Mrs. ID. N.
Williams, charged with harboring DR.. Cooks
servant, and also using insubordinate Ian
ouaae, was ordered twenty stripes, well lald
on, and security for her future good con-
duct.
ORDERED TO LEAvE.-James Conway, +. a.,
and Joe Randall f. H., belonging on the
ship Ocean Bell, Capt. Brown, being arrested
in the State contrary to law, were required
to pay arrest fee, and Conway ordered to
leave the cisy, by 81 o'clock Saturday, and
Randall given until 4th January 1860 to get
away.
John Shand, white man, arrested Tor be.
ing disorderly and fighting in the street,
Ordered to pay two dollars, and then dis
charged.
Muss AMONG THE FAIR SEx.-Miss Polly
Gregory was brought before the Mayor this
morning, charged with making an assault
ON Mrs. Mehala Hill on the night OF the 18th
instant His Honor examined the witnesses
in the .se, which resulted in Miss Polly be-
ing bound over in the sum of fifty dollars to
Keep the peace and be good girl
MAYORS CoURT, PoRTsMoUrH-G W dr're,
Presiding.
Mr.. Charles j. Calcutt app cared before
his Honor, charged with selling, contrary
to law, fre-crackers. Fined Slo and COSTS
81.
Mr.. Frederick Mawmel, for like offence.
Fined $40 and costs,Sl.
One old colored gentleman was arrested
for beng show come you so" IN the thor
ouphfares last evening. His Honor thought
nroper to dismiss him with payment OF costs
$l.50.
The watch report the city quiet.
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III y! FO r. Il HE
HOL DA YES.
TOR DAN
- In a blaze Of liphf
In q blaze Of light.


" YOU WANT A PRESENT FOR YOUR
Wife. Husband, Child or Grand m other, or feel
81 selfish and ONLY wish to treat yourself call at
u JORDAN q sons, who this day open an as
@'r'n' ut of goodies, that will suit the oldest
and YOUNGEST, the Sourest as well as the Sweet
est And ioi. Fire Works why there never was
III Norfolk be fore, such assortment and at
"ilt"S 81 verv oh Then to the puhlic gen.
era and ever, body else, We cordially invite
yonI attention. To our Stock OF Christmas
To o s, EN- bracinp every thing suitable to the
season.
he2l G. JORDAN T. SON.
PEACH BRANDY.
= bills. ACCOMAC PEACH,
- Warranted Years Old.
rs PBLS. WHEAT WHISKEY,
Warranted Years Old.
rs BBLS. ZEIGLER WHISKEY,
From 2 to 10 Years Old.
OLD SCOTH WHISKEY,
A Choice article an store and for sale 6y
A. !. MOCK 4 CO,
dec2l Wide Water street.
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Wake a. co,

Wake d. co.
HAVE now on hand full supplies of
- Colgate soaps,
Mustard, English and
American Spices of all kinds,
Arrow Root,
Starch
Also, Paints, Oils, and Varnishe OF all grades.
II
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naWay-$5O Reward.
~ ANA WAY from the 81. bscriber, his negro
~ Man WILLIAM William is 2s years GA
about D feet high. very black, has large fuli
spoken to seems to be confused. He foymerlv
belonged to the estate OF Thomas Wynne, ana
lived with the undersigned last year near Miles
store, IN Norfolk County. will give tho abcvs
reward OF $3t for him, II secured Ia any iaii IL
this State so that can get him.
JNO. II. HOPE,
Proprietor City Hotel,
SO iS-u williamsburg Va,
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ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,

ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR.
nNE DOLLAR for nice pair Blank ets, Two
~ Dollars for a good pair Bed Blankets,
Cloth, Cassemere and Satinet, Flannels, De
lain Silks and other Dress Goods of all descrip-
tions for sale at Nussbaum T. Bro, SO Main st.
Dent neglect to call before you buy your Dry
Goous, as you will find the very goods you
look for, for less money than in any other
Store at So Main street.
de- NUSSBAUM 4 BRO.
EXTRA QUALITY GLADES BUTTER.
Oh Kegs superior fresh Glades Butter for
~ sale on shippers account
STEWARDS STEEVER,
de u Roanoke Dock.
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,
Vintage '46 and '4S.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and MADEIRA Wines,
"Negler s" 8 gre. OF :,
And other choice
RYE W HlSKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had froE-
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
. ]. MOCK 4 CO.'S,
alter Street. next door to
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE /

SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE |
WE are constantly talking about Southern
w Manufactures, but slow to act. Nov we
nave 70 commence small, but In proportion TO
the extent that we are patroaised we shall
srow Now citizens Of Norfolk. If you would
would do credit to your city. call at "a Church
street, few doors above Main and give ,oui
support to y. A. DAVIS, who Ia a practicable
Boot and Shoe Maker.
He mat On every kind BOOT or SHOE now
worn, and warrants satisfaction In all cases.
Encourage your Manufacturers. de is
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Kerosene Oil Lamps and Shades.
LARGE and beautiful assurtm ent offered
v Wholesale aud KEITH.
ae % Nj A Il Z A SANTOS.
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AIDES, Misses and Childrens fine Ores:
- Boots OF superior quality.
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