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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
FRESH, SPiCED AND Picked.
THE UNDERSIGNED having a large
l. ST. ok of OYSTERS planted of the best
qua lily and taken from the water daily, is pre-.
par ed to pack to order for any part Of the coun-
Try
o. Orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
HENRY FITZGERALD,
Sc l9-3m No. II, Campbelps wharf.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to
H. order by G. A. DAVIS, and warranted
H. equal to any brought from Philadelphia
i'll regard 10 finish, and certainly supe.
rior in point OF durability CA DAVIS,
Sc % IA Church street.
ia FREIGHT WANTED-The schooner
HsNA Mary Louisa, Capt. Alexander, will take
So freight for E. City. Hertferd, Scupernong
and Columbia, and sail with di patch. Apply
to Capt. on board, or to 1T BOCKOVER,
sc % Maxwell's wharf.
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Herald copy.

100000 TORPEDOS
nF Americi IN Maauiactory, a No. | article
" of TerpedOs put up In convenint sized
boxes for the trade.
oc9 C.JORDAN &, SON.
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PRESCRIPTIONS-P PRESCRIPTIONS.
HAVE engaged the services OF graduate
of Pharmacy to attend solely to the dispen.
sing of prescriptions. My friends and the pub
lie who may favor me with their patronage,
may rest assured that their medicine will be
neatly and accurately dispensed.
JOHN r. LUDLOW,
SET Atlantic Building.
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MIR. T. II. LHUILIER,
INSTRUCTOR of Modern Languages in the
L Norfolk Female Institute, Norfolk Military
Academy, sc, offers his services to give private
instruction in Modern Languages and Drawing.
Persons wishing to take lessons will leave their
names at Mr. Ghiselin's Mr.. Vickery's or Mr..
Halls. Specimens of Mr.. I'H's drawings may
be seen in Mr.. Halls window.
SO 7-JtaW9m
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HAVING taken the Store formerly occupied
IL by Kendall, corner of Church and
Cove streets. intend to keep the best quality
of all that is needful in a first class Grocery
store. Those who want good article in this
line will do well to call on me, where they will
no: fail to find them.
Sc % w r. DRURY
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DNOMDEK
NALL AT NO. 8, SOUTH CHURCH Street
~ Sc 20
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o. hA ASHLAND RACES
y0N- SPRING MEETING, 1859.

Ths Spring Meetins over this course will com
mence on TUESDAY, 18th day of May next, and
continue throughout the week
FIRST DAY-post stak for all ages four milo heats
500 entrance; tIG0 forfeit. Sl0t0 added by the
Club Closed on st inst with four subscribers viz
TW boswell. John Hunter, II Dickinson
and James NJ Tavlor.
SECOND DAY-FrSt Race -sweepstakes for three
year old colts and llies $500 entrance. 500 for
feit Closed on lat iDst with the following entries
~,Tbomas w boswell enters ch c, Exchequer. by
Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston.
W II Gibbons enters b f. .Crinoline. by Financier,
dam Miss Matte By Umpire. :
John Hunter enters b c. by Lexington. dam by
IN Hall enters gr +. Faith. by Childe Harold,
dam Fidelity, by Priam.
Second Rdce-same Day.-Jockey Club purse
$780, three mile heats 49,.
THIsp DAY-First Race -fweepstakes for three
year old colts and fliles $50 entrance. Hail Ior-
felt Mile heats. TO name and close I5tn Marcm H.
,Secoad Race-Same DAy-Propriefors purse. sD"'
T~o milo heats.
fouRTm DAY-Fgrst Race -6weepstakes lot three
year old colts and Allies, out Of mares tnat never
pro.luced a winner. 500 entrance. HAN forieit.
Mile heats To name md close 18th March
Secoad Rdce-Sa Same eDay.--Pr0prietors purse, $lJ.
Mile beats--best three in five.
FIFTB DAY Handicap race fer service ei piatos
the value of $3.50 Entrance $50. TO be added 70 the
stake. second horse to save his entrance, provide0
three or more start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for the hove mentioned Colt sfAkes,
closing 18th March next. % be addressed 70
1ec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover county. We. Jan %. u '.
,i~u
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GPRlNG SALES-l869.

THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS IND JOBBERS
mo. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia.)
We We are now ready TO exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We bsye more than doubled our DIRECT In
P0RTATI0ks, which, added TO our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
q American manufactures, enables us 10 offer u
the b,erchsnts of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE and
KENTUCKY,
= Stock Of GOODS. not 10 be surpassed In Ex-
IEaT, BEAUTY ADf CHEAPNEe6. In this coun.
w Our assortment consists Ia part OF
., ,,Linhroideriss Lacss Dress Trimmings. SILK and
vttsI Hosiery. Gloves, HAndkls. Crayats, Ties.
lspscsnasss. Shirts and Collars. Umbrellas, Para
ssss hn.shss, Combs. Battops. Hoop skirts. Per-
hn endless variety OF baaaii Wares. more pertica-
lA..y sps eiisd IN 0ssr printed Catalogues.
4asss al sil timer promptly Attafs'ed 10.
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A SAD CAsE.-Mrs. Walton, wife of carpenter in
St. Louis, confessed, in writing, to her husband,
that ste had had unlawful intercourse with A. b.
iIolcomb, bis partner in business wLo boarded in
the same house The injured man showed the dec
ument to this fleet to the police whose assistance
for the arrest OF the guilty parties he sought
serting at the same time thst his happiness had
been destroyed for life and that bis two children
were forev di.hoEored. He expressed considera-
BILE compassion for his wife. but spoke OF the con-
duct of the Sc lucer in terms of merited severity
saying that 1t was only the fear of offending his
like dog I he arr est was made. bu. 80 great was
the husbands affectonor bis wife that ha Withdrew
the charge on the next day Mrs Walton is % years
Of age one year the junior OF her husband. Hol-
comb is upward Of 40. Walton is . member in good
standing of one of the Christian denominations -
At the lookup he treated his unfaithful wife with
mar ed kindness and affection.
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PLASTIC PaeoEss.-G W JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the exclusive right for the above
mode of making TEETH, and after usifa9 and test
ing it in the most difficult tohere other plates
had failed is entirely satisfied Of its absolute SuperI
Gritty over the gold. silver and patina method can,
therefore with confidence, recommend it to all who
desire full partial sets of teeth and especial
~ to such as may be dissatisfied with those they are
using In this process, all OF the objections to
the gold plate are removed-the suction being per
feet COM fort aud STABILITY 10 the I'll. and the
teeth being nbeded in the metal the food is exclu.
ded from nnper or between them; they are. there
fore cleaner smoother. andin every respect better
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby Sc.
cured he can insert teeth uvtttoa clasps.
and in all guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. Will of course, make teeth on the old mode
or tlosa tho may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done and teeth OK.
racted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. JaI-ly
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- LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSuRANCs COMPANY
CAP{TslJ-GItt % 0nO OOn

Invested in the United States over .....s $40 600
Annual Income ................. ......,$ $50 OO0
ALL DIRECTIONS PERs NALLV EESP1NsIRLE IoR THE
ENGAGEMENTS OF TuE COMPANY.
We respectfully ask attention G. the security of.
fered by the LIVERPOOL aud LeSDoS INSURANCE
CoMPAST 10 its Policy holders in IT'S large CASH
CAPITAL and investments As stated above.
The lare capital and income If the Company en-
able 1t TO take lues convenient 10 parties requiring
large amounts of Insurance
In addition to the ordinary mode of insurance this
CGmpan1 i-sues PERMANENT PGfICIfs. Un the pay
II" TT OF IN ANNUAL PREMIUMS property is thence
cel!eG at any time, aid the premium will be 1eiurn
ed less Der cent
This Com pany will make Insurance again loss
OF kIHTS by fire, on new and most liberal D. Incl
pie
Under tie Policy of this Company, all L.Ias are
pad upon press Dtaton of satisfactory proof of less
without obotemtaf or deduction for interest ard not
as is usual SIXTY DAYS after presentation of proof.
WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agents.
100, Main street, few doors above the
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de f0-6ms
E@~ IR YOU HAVE A COUCH,


TAKE HAMPT0N's TINCTURE
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
If you have Rheumatism,
TAKE hAMpToN's TINCTURE
II you have Bronchitis,
II you have Pain in the Back.
T-kE HAMPToE's TINCTURE
II ron are ali Weakness.
If yeu have Headache,
TAKE HAMPToN'S TINGTURE.
AsTHM COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
10 most highly esteemed; like Thousands OF best
known citizens, feels it duty 10 bear testimony of
The wonderful curative power of HAMPTcN'S
T1NCTuRS. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving il triaIl Call and get pamphlet,
And see testimony.
A.. BALTIMORE. SEPT. 2s, 1858.
Aessrs. Mortimer d H6tCbrop- Gentlemen: have
been fer Some time afflicted with Asthma, acconpa-
MED With shoTtness of breath with many symptoms
on Consumption. 4 friend, knowing of the healing
Eroperties OF HAMPTON'S fEGETEBLE TING
TuRE, from having Used the same. induced me to
procure bottle Of the Tincture, and by the of
one bottle was much better that was induced to
use more OF it, and by taking five or six bottles was
reatored to usual health and will say to all per-
9oHs WHO are af1icted as was to use HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE
aensienen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit OF the afflicted
ELLEN FEDeu
g. Wes: corner Of Liberty and Clay sts.,
81 Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
seld by PURCELL, LADD 90, Richmond; BY
Dr. COOKE, Freserickseurg; by all the Druggists
Ia Petersoursi by GORTlMER d M0WBkAY,
Baltimore, and by Druggists and shop-keepers
everywhere.
30 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no I-dkwts
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TIE PARAGUAY ExpEDITIoN.-The latest advices
received by the government from the Paraguay
expedition, coDfrm the former reports that Bra.
zii and the Argentine Confederation have offered
to act as meGitators between the Uoited States
and Paraguay. Commissioner Bowin. OF course,
informed them that he bad no authority to accept
their offers, unless be should receive further in.
structions from the authorities here. Meantime
he will proceed in conformity with his previous in
structions, aud it is probable that the difficulties
with Paraguay will be settled without the proffsr
ed ipterpostioD. The tenor of private letters
from persons in the Paraguay expedition is gene
rally favorable to- peaceful settlement of the
dispute.-Sdr.
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pufipg the last nine weeks $30iS7S2 worth o.
feal estate mas been sold in New York city.
Hon. WIN. b Reed American minister to China.
passed through Malta en- route for home.
There are fourteen morning and sjx even;ng na
pers published in London r"
me storehonse OF W. Ii. Shields, Of Flemine.
.on' va, took fire and burnt up on Tuesday night
'ne ioth inst. The store goods we're all consumed
KEY. Dr: Mendall, of Plymouth, Mass died ou
eue th' ia the e9th year of bis age. lie was the
oldest settled pastor 10 New EngIaud.
Gen. Walker who has sailed for California 4,
aouus, u is SAID. to organize au expedition there
mlchaei ecannon, one of the parties Injured IN
sne So Patrick's day riot near Baltimore. died ON
Saturday last "''u W
A cargo OF wheat, from France, is expected a,
ne" YORK, orders having been sent some time
since ID consequence Of high domestic prices,
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TRADE WITH JAPAN.-The Hong Kong correspou

TRADE WITH JApAN.-The Hong Kong correspon.
dent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
We learn that thirteen vessels have left China
for Nagasaki within the last two months, aud tha
strong indications exist of very fair trade spring
ing mp. One of these vessels (the American ship
Florence, Capt. De Merrick. the first modern ira
ding ressel risiting Jopan obtained at once cargo
of ten thousand piculs of vegetable wax, (sbout
$40 600 lbs) which cost but s. the pcui and which
sells 10 Europe at from $1s to $2O.-Here is clea
gain Of about $l200 000a very fair balance for on,
ship, while hundreds of others are lying idle sas
aud west. running their owners and afording foot
for worms.
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e> TIE GaEAr VIRGINIA REMEDY
AND No HCwBUa.-
PETERS INFALIBLE REMEDY FOR GONnR-

PETERS INRALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
kaGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curiai or Balsamic properties, excels every ing
heretofore offered The pubic. III its curative resto
ratlse 6ad renoyating powers: and the medical
~crld are astonisheG when told that the above re-
mSdy viii cure tbs above diseases, and cnnfounded
when they have ocular demonstrations of the facts
but the proprietor, who has Known of the remsdy
FOR twenty odd years. has known of case of twenty
years standing. 10 be restored perfect health and
s other cases OF shorter duration, 10 be restored
WITHOUT q single exception and therefore challenges
an! case OF 9onorrhoes " hich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions are carried out with
prudence on the part of the patient and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
lnsiy, IN his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure and IN case OF failure, will furnish additional
medicine. free Of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will effected with
out inconvenieDc0 TO this patient Sold by
GRUBBS Il APPERsOE, Druggist
de f0-Sns No OIL Rroad at
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ELLEN FEDeU,
B. Nes. corner Of Liberty and Clay sts,
1859 SPRING TRADE. 1855
TOHN J. MELLON,
1859.
- IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES BRANDIEs
GINS, WHISKEYS DC,
NO I34 CARY ST, RICHMOND. IA.
Have in store ami Bonded Warehouse. Cognac,
Rochelle and SaZerac BRANDIES; Holland GIN:
Jamaica RU 4; Scotch and Irish WHiSKEY; Port,
sberry, Madeira and Malaga WINES.
4a8 bbls Penn and Ohio Whiskey
$40 bbs Brandy, Gin aud sweet Wine
~ bbE Old Apple Brandy
= i3s bbls assorted Rye Whiskeys, (from 10 7
years oid)
100 bbls ExceIsior Pure Rye Whiakey. 70! which
am cole AGENT
30 baskets Champagnes. OF superior brands
Claret eatayne and uiedist inner Wines; Curacao,
Kimmei, Irish Wasser and Absnthe Londou and
Dublin Porter: Scotch Ale; Fine Havana SeRars.
ThsL kfut for past fayors I respectfully solicit 8
contiu uance. promising satisfaction in all cases.
~ all orders promptly attended TO.
xxtI I.-D
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VIRGINIA Posr OFFIcEs.-Change site and name
of Murfee's Depot, southampton county. Va, to
Blunfs depot, and appoint W. u. Blunt post
master.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Brady postmaster at
Arden, Berkeley county, Va, vice Robert A. Som ..
mervile. resigned. David G. Wise postmaster at
Bath G. H., Bath county, Va, vice VIM II. BRYAN,
resigned Wilson Baue postmaster at White Gate,
Giles county, Va, vice David Kyle, resigned
David Henry Smith postmaster at Blue Sulphur
Springs, Greenbrier county. Va, vice J. III. Arka-
brite. resigned Samuel Walker postmaster at
Oldham Cross Roads, WestmoreIand county, Va,
vice b. Walker, Jr,, resigned. John K. Agee post.
master at Well Water, Buckingham county, Va,
vice Francis N. MaXey, resigned
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----s---s---------------=---s--
CPRING TRADE, 1859.
PURCELL. LADD & 60.

PURCELL. LAUD 81 co,
= WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. I22, corner Main and Governor streets,
KIOBMOND. VA.
Have now in store their spkfNG SUPPLIES of
DRUGS, MEDICIhES, CHEMICALS
ETWIkDOW GLASS of all sizes-0 ~
OILS Of every description
LIASEED and TANNEES OIL
SPERM, WHALE, LARD and SWEET OIL
INDIGO, MADDEA and other DYES
BCRNIEG FLUJp, CAMPHISE
gARAIrHEs
SODA, SPICES, &C. &C,
comprising ops of the largest and best stocks OF
goods In our line We have offered. selected In
person by one Of our firm and purchased for CASH.
enabling 10 sell them 70 our friends. merchants
a3d others a. low the same description OF goods
can be bought 10 any market. Werespectully ask
sn inspection Of our stock and prices before pur-
chasing
~ Orders faithfully and promptly attended to.
PUR ;ELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
nh IL Gn.1st N IL
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sss. CHILLs AND FEvER, CHILLs ANT

s<S WILLS AND FEVER, SHfLLS AND
FEVER -one of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public for Fever aud AgCe. and
which have received the highest epcomiums from
The press and the people, is DIR J HOST ETTER'S
CELEBR sTED B1rTERS. Who would eudure the
tortures arising ON this terrible disease when il
can be So easily cureog Who would endure sleep
less nights turning fevers and icv chis siternate
ly. when remedy can ee obtained tor mere triflef
And yet how many families linger cut paint ex-
istence under this deadly blight, and do nothing
but eup down quinine, until il becomes as common
their daily meals, and yet they are not relieved.
None but the foolish and weak would hesitSte to
procure these valuable Bitters and save themselves
intense agony.
sold by druggists and dealers generally every.
where
E9- See advertisement in another colum3.
nh 1 i
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~CURE FOR DYsPEpaIA.

E23 CUEE FUN y eI 81 no "Of1s
viii bear In mind that Bake Celebrated Premium
8itters are the mo unfailing remedy for the cure
OF Dyspepsia that has ever been otfered to an Anne
rican public AS an evidence of this fact. the Pro
prietor has now in bis possession number OF certl
fcstes from some of our own citizens, who have
found speedy relief from this annoying disease, at
ter various other remedies have pr owed unsuccess
iul AS a cure for Oh .iera Morbus, Billions n, c
tons, Disrrho4, summer Complaints Of chiidIen
s"nr stomach, Loss of Appetite, indigestion, and
and disorders Of the digestive organs, these Btter
have no equal To be had of sli Druggists III ths
CITY OF Richmond, and elsewhere in Virginia.
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SLICK OpEaArloS.-On Saturday night

SLICK UPERATION.-'Jn SATURDAY night
last, during the absence of Dr.. James Bolton from
his residence, a negro fellow rang the door BELL
aud being answered by a servant boy, told the
boy that Dr. B. had sent word to have his carriage
brought to the Medical College at once. Leaving
the door open, the boy hasteDed to delivne the
message to the carriage driver and in his absence
the fellow gathered the Doctors overcoat hat aud
umbrella and made off.
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ELAw NOTICE. G. NJ
CH0LAS. for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health hiss
determined 70 resume the practice of LAW, IN this
city. and will devote all his energies any protes-
sionsl business with which he may be entrusted.
Office with Peter Daniel. Jr, Esq, Number 8.
Goddin's Hall NH q-Im
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N~ FRESH LNEoHEs-l have Just re.
OWED: By Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
able terms.
.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
0lght on 9Th street French Garden Hill
my 2S-ts r. o. HORIZON
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A CASE OF FCATALErsY.-Mrs. Brady, whose sudden
death at the Falls we chronicled few days since,
has not vet been buried. A day was fixed for the
funeral but the singular appearance of the body
has induced the relatives to delay the interuent
The body. though supposed to have been dead for
several days. exhibits no signs OF decay, aud does
not emit the offensive smell usual with dead
bodies There is a little color in TIE cheeks, aud
small drops Of psrspiratiou have been noticed
upon tho forehead. These facts have indnced the
friends to delay the funeral.-Norplch Buttstin,
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WIN III a IA o W hkeuts.
100. Main street, few doors above the
l4-tits Post 0tfica

ER- NoTICE. - -bMBRUIpERY PAT
TERMS stamped on Linen, Flannel, Velvet Ribbon
and all working materials at the shortest notice .
aud on the most reasonable terms.
Also all kinds of PiNkING DONE at 226 Brosd
street between "a and 4th.
Ladies from the country are respectfully invited
10 cali or send their orders for Fmbreidering and
tresS patfpruS NH I2-I0t&
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gsoE,v1sa sro,EN Goops. -Br

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs - Bridget
Shehane. white woman, charged with receiving a
bag of coffee stolen from Messrs. Webb & Co know
ing the same to have been stolen, was before the
Mayor yesterday, and after hearing, was sent on
to the next Grand Jury to answer an indictment
The coffee was taken from the wharf at Rockets
by a wagouer named Dick Taylor, aud fund
In the house of the prisoner, stored away in a
closet,
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House BREAKING On Sunday last

negro boy called Henry, slave to Jas. III. Grant
was captured while breaking into Thos Ellsrd'i
store, on Broad street. near the Central Railroad
Depot aud Gagged. When arrested. he had Gu,
through the door, opened it. and was ready for
punder. usgro man gave the alarm, and de.
spite the threats of the prisoner, who was armed
with large knife. detained him, until Mr.. III.
Tucker arrived and took him into custody. Yes.
terdsy morning he was examined before the Mayor
and remanded to answer the charge of felony, at
the April term of the Hastings Court
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El- Ngw SpsIsG 0oops f

ESA~ NEW SIZING GOODS = Ny INST
supply of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived
and embraces, besides the usual large variety OF
TRlMMl !. maay novelties of tn season Hav.
ing been early in the market. and with the advan.
tsge OF new aud uubr oxen stock 10 select from
have succeeded 10 obtaining the choicest ard most
desirable styles i'm ported and am fully warrant
cd IL saying that 90 one who wishes 10 buy will
leave thy store unsupplied. B HIRSCH
mn a-lnlt 2N9 RrCnd ct
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Gz BURRow RELIABLE MEDICINE
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE

Has cured, AMI is daily effecting the most
extraordinary cures of diseases, TO which humanity
il afflicted thousands " bo were hitherto sring
unGer the most nveterste diseases, and which were
deemed hey ond the skin of medicine. have been
wonderfully restored TO health By the use OF this
TI3M, SYPHILIS, PILES, DYaPEPs1A ALI.
sCR0FuLrU5 AFFECTIONS. and for all diseases
geSting tr0h, jHFHrity Of tie H0c, II is unsurpass-
ed By any meicIpe IN medical science.
By Thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach
an an ana aenova,ng every organ OF
diseases resulting from morbid sction of the same
such as LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC-
TiONS, GENERAL DEBILITY, EKUpTIONS 4
On THE SKIN, CHRONIC FkVER AND AGUF,
and all Other diseases which are we'll known to ex-
Isi from the above causes All that is asked is
sair trial. which will assuredly convince any one of
the Incompatible efficacy of this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which it is
commended For particulars call and get a de-
scriptiye circular. Prepared by
W BURROW 4 CO,
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