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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

TTso PATRICK MADDEN eun-yss - herst1
> noeiAsd that there h On ale In IT, g. g -
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee o41y, 139nlr
= ksslsl; 2stni.iss T 49,! 40 !. - ..
O from Oesoksf II, isss, % nSsteags - yoA0nl1
:sid Drown Eivsn q date Oetobsr q, IA, 60
Fret s, "a. IA 4; ~ as.s :, deep = ion Z .sa
to secure the payment Of the purskess 1enWsy
said ssalty, vtn 80, n losr sqsai aan1at IT,
stallmsatas With interest from mid aass A1the -
p sa. Ter Per !, s..s. Per :n..., payss;s .a.aa
or intersst 70 make aid whole amount dna -
payAbls)j said petition charging sush default ~
elaiming alsD sAs lsssslssurs and sals q ~ z
sd:",s:. ..s =. ...ins.s.ss. 8 sll
general relief. Yos are therefore notified that un-
less you appear and answer 70 said pe&tion on Tho
second day of the 6eptsabsr term 10 conmsase
on the afss Monday q 6eptsmbsr, 1889 j q said
CURTIS, alL1.MoRE CURTIS, n
$1,000 Solicitors for Petitioner.
70 jacob Bashsy, Exscutor Ac., Of B. Rush Little,
dseesss1, md 1.Da II. iitslss
You and eaeh of Zo9 aa,s heresy nstiasa .hAts
shs District Court Of L. County, lows. = Fort
Of you tie said Dashsy, = sxssssor 81 ths Il
will a1A teatAnleat Of r. 1ash Ht&h, dDoease6v
thn sum n thirtAen hundYa6 and fftv dnlsSs vSkS
inteest tAereen from Nsrch IIfh 1877 q ~ ~
Of ten ~ oant - anna.. - .easr - . roass
and morteasr no 81 nm III Rnsh IittIe i I'M
al. ias, = dAss la.s atussnid, to said cazsea,
esid 1nortraes. M ssna he{s~ - n.rchsss nc.sv
arl upen iot ~ n hlocI m q Az M reosrT
| Ioe county. love. ~ nsevins = san of sa;i
property And unIsss You appssr and snsvsr said
pstitioa On 81 before ~ mofnfnr 81 ~ eeecn6
| Fort Hadison s. ~ fhird NANNY u Nav. ~ IS.
49,, 1ndgmsnt VIII - rsndsfsd against yoa -
Pfsyea Iof - seaa peeasioe: 4
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS,
I'm which special taxes are due and unpaid, fol
~ Matchmaking, Trimming Guttering and
Curling on Exchange street, from Second to Fourth
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PERFUA1nY, PAINTS, oIL6, GLASS. &C.,
To the trade, and 1t retail at very low prices Tor
Cash.
Whelssals Agent for Southern Iowa and North
n Missouri for the following goeds -
Great Western Coal Oil Co. Kerosene OIL
Ayers Cherry Pectorsl, Pills and Ague Cure;
Jayne's Family Medicines;
Qusras Cod Liver Oil jelly.
ian1A
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KeOkuk Nursery.
TREES FOR 1859 !!

NNE have on hand over
w Z o o O O o
A p r L II T X u = 3
for sale, many Of them
measuring in height II
feet. Also, . 6ne lot of
Red Cedars, very large.
Pears, standard . dwarf ]
Peach, Cherry, Plum, and
Chestnut Trees 6ooseher-
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ASSETS.
1. Amount OF cash on hand
and In bank ,..-...... .........$ 0,oAlS4
3. Real estate unencumbsred
r NO. Us AslAn ~. -s........;- o.'Vo'00
nsle s1s ny unus T Tsn.u
~ s,s
tn.s v ~. 49, -" !" 49,
.a0 49,. Vo,n. I.,n.e-
~ snu 49,, Inr,h
II each o.ss SO 10 lco Der
$50 !. ..1 49, - ~, - ,hs ~
.n...aUr..s - ;n.s.ss.g
na.s.., = Tar AAo M
r. 49,, -. - A. - s.....a
BY pledges If stocks % COL
lstersls, Of this State
rate Of interest PER cent. sS,sbo.00
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Direct Importation
Il A r d w A r E AND CUTLERY.
s. W. 4 II. TUCKER,

II a u ~ W a n A n ~ u U k1,
s. W. 4 H. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
have In store. And Arc rseeiyinx thsir suppliss
Iortne sPrings direct from tho makers, which
tney oHer TO eash AAd prompt tinsAnysFs on e.
voraole terms. Thestoek being unusually large.
they confidently solicit An slaniaation Of tie
same. swan. TUCKER.
Ny N-ddw Sign Of Red Paddock.
MisEas. Picks. Showers; g., lOr ..l: y
(yR!FFINs Horne Nails--a good stock q III
~ sisss for sale By s. W. Z Il. TUCKER.
A MES SHOVELS.-A large stock Of Amss'
m.ylo s.w. : II. TUCKER.
ScYTHK sToNEs-scyths Stones, q di6srent
- s,ad''in quantities e :.it: $500
maylS s. Wa II. TUCKER.
CcYTAA RIFLEs.-various quAlitissoi SsytAs
~ Riessand Sharpsnsrs for salsby
mayIs S.W. II. TUCKER.
CICKlkS.-A good article Of Sieklss Tor sale 81
L.aylel S.W.A II. TUCKER.
ESENcB NAILS,
l I Mas q d
d Aa:s.lsd Do to olineh--s superior article
ss, .s..1 % 90
Together With general assortment Of other nails
OF the belnont brand, just received and for sale
low by SW Ii. TUCHRR.
naysd&w
WORN ,Gardsn, drubbing and other HOES;
~ Spades. 6hovels, Mat, and Picks;
Seythes. 6.aths, and Grain Cradles;
CoH-he3ls, RAkss and Corn Planters
u, !rsss and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw knives,
Hay. STRAW ard Manure Forks
And large stock of assorted Hardware and Cat
lery on hand and for sale Low BY
kINDsToNEb;-Ths Bsrea arindstonss .I9 .
8. II. TT16cKrR,
x.-,.,. lsign q the Red Paddock.
CLOCKs. -
a FEW very hne REGULATORS or TINE
~ just received fully warrantea TO keep accurate
neh1 4. q. BRIDGES.
NOTICE or ASEE0HMENT.
A . meeting 81 the Board Or Directors Of I'd,
- Iowa state Insurance Company, held & hi
cface u the Company On ths zd March. 1859, II
me cry q ksokak Iowa, the following rseolstioz
Resolved, That an assessment. Of is per cent
e made 90 ali Premium Notes In force on and ~
FORE the I'D February, 1859 TO pay lossss aceruns
on and prior 70 sAA date, to b. psid within sixty
days 1ro0 this date.
Ssctisa 1, Article !, Of the bylaws q ..id r..
urance Company, reads ~ folowss wv hen ever auy
Assessments shall have been declared BY the Com
pany, and notice theresa forwarded 10 the nsured
By mail otherwise, md ths insured shall for the
Space of thirty days rafeSs VI neglect 10 pay she
saas, ne Directors nay enc for and recover IN
whole amount of said pEsmism u0tA or notes, and
At thsiF s1lisn snnui ths Policy Of Insurance.
WIN. r. TURNER, Ssc'y.
Aasu9 q. 1esD ~mch1ldlm
nK1E0n ~ Lx10NB. " 1Is 1o7 o. 1o1S1
Of4 ~ ~ C0LLIRRS- = R0BkRT60n.
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Coal,

CO01,
EROM THE w YORK AND FARM.
INGTON COAL MINES,
yXyHOLESALE and retail. Acknowledged b.
w al 10 DO the best lows Coal.
Price IL cents. delivered. Office on Third-strest,
second door from State Bank.
mohl5d r. +. PLATT.
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Legal Nosics !.

premises In said mortgage described, wis Lot No.
4 in Block No. 172, In Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
and the several interests Of said defendants there
in forever hareafter barred. And unless you -
ond dsy 4 thsspsslai tssn q said so1t, y Rs1ia
on she Fourth Mond1y u June, 1859, judgement
will be rendered against you thereon pro csSssso.
CURTIS, GILLM0RE q CuRTIS,
TI1O Edward K. Hart, samuel Robb, p. Q. Wright
l and Ro ~ =. Wright bis wife, samssl
wife, Richard G. Weiriok and Mary =. Wsirick his
wife, Silas HeaiSht and Jslia a. Hsaight his
wife, ]. BrenteaIdner and Anna Brentgardner his
wife, Yhos. J. Firth, Jas. y Bruce, ]. I. Curtis,
worth, Jones 4 Wheeler, A. Hins, John h. Allen,
John. AaDeugaN, and Jesse Rsddisks Yeu snA
eash Il Yen arc hereby notified THAI there y nov
on n1e ii tho once Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa. Ct Fort Madison, : Pc
YOU the said Edward X. Hart decree Tor TIC pay
ment 81 pronisSSry nots sxseatsd By said Kart
to said Harris for thousand dollars and ten per
cent. interest, dated 95th July 1856. and payable
two years after date; and also claiming against eli
Of pen the foreclosure of nostsAss givsn By
said Hart to said Hsrfis 70 secure the payment Of
the above note and other notes therein described,
dated 25th July, 1864, and conveying the north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
vest Ia Les ceanky, Iowa, il which premises or
part thrsof yeu and saeh Of You are said - have
or claim some interest.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day OF the
next term Of said District Court of Lee County TO
cit 1t Fort Madison on the third Monday In May
next, (I669), deSseoWMI - rsn1G61 against you
in accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
GEO. G. DIXON 4 SON,
ae Atty'sfor Plaintiff.
Keokuk, March l, ls5o--mch3ld1m
70 William Murphy and Newton Mcdonald:
FVOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file In the ONCE OF the Clerk
Of the District Court uf Lee County, Iewa ct Fort
Mad1son, petition ID Chancsry 81 John MAXWELL
claiming against you the said Murphy decree for
the payment Of three notes given by you, one to
the order of said Maxwell ard tuo 70 the ORDER Of
s. Campbell, for o3s3 ~ J, 910S ~ and $50 90,
respectively, and ten per cent. interest and also
claiming against both Of you the foreclosure Of .
mortgage from said Murphy to said Maxwell TO
secure said notes, or notes In renewal OF which
said notes were given upon the ends 70 feet
Of Lots Ii AID u In Block 1885, II the city Of Kso-
kuk, Lee oounty, Iowa, and asking sale Ut said
premises and for other relief.
| Now, therefore, unless You appear and answer
said petition or before the second day of the
next term Of said District Court 81 Lee County, to
| cit at Fort Madison on the third Monday in May
next, lS6o), adscree will be rendered against you
| In accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
| GE0. G. DIXON SON
| March 81, 185o-dlm Pitts Solicitors.
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Onion sEx30.
= msh1ld KELLOGG + BIRaE.
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WebeeeFse W0Kko.
nHE Works of DAM Webster, With biographi-
volumss, for sale BY
mshl5d OGDEN. BROW NELL co.
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O - ootIfss ], :, so iaz Z a..
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CLOCkDe
A FEW very 6ne REGULATORS or TIME
4 = Just receivsd fully warranted TO keep accurat
time, 1t No. Rstss House.
mch5 s. L. BRfDaRS
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Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 10, 'SS.d&w3m
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-14
Resolutions.

At a meeting of the Woods Rifenen, held
at their armery on Thursday evening, Octo
Der 18th, Lieat Hayman in the chair, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, We have learned with regret
that unavoidable circumstances, have LED TO a
resignation of his commission by cur com
mander, VIM Lamb;
And Whereas, we cannot consent to give
up our Captain, while there is hope left MS
for retaining him;
Resolved, that we will make no election TO
fill the vacancy, till after the next meeting
of the Legislature in December.
Eesoluea, that the Senator and Deleg ate
from this city be requested to exert their in
fuence to procure general amendment of
Chapter 4S Of the "Acts Of Assembly" of the
last Session, SO as to reduce the term OF disa-
bility therein mentioned to the present time,
instead of the lst March 1858.
Resoloed, that committee of three be ap-
pointed by the chair, to confer with our
Senator and Delegate, and with other rep
resentatives, in regard to our desire in the
premises.
The chair named the follow ing gentlemen
as the committee, under the last resolution
above, viz:
Paymaster, Cherry, Or. Master Gwaltney,
Private, Morris.
On motion, the Chairman was added, and
the proceedings ordered to be published.
T. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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DARING BuRGLARY.-The residence Of Mr..
VIM. A. Peed, on James street, was broken
into early last even ing, and robbed Of one
hundred and eighty dollars in gold.
The house was entered through rear
window, the sash of which was broken
to admit Of ingress; an inside door was then
forced With ring-bolt found on the prenis-
es, and the sleeping room of Mr.. Peed enter
ed, " here the ief again made use Of the
ring-bolt in forcing open two trunks, from
one of which he extracted the money.
Mr.. Peed offers a reward Of forty dollars,
for the recovery Of the money; read his ad-
vertisement in another column.
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ACCIDENT IN THE NAVY YARp.-Y esterday
afternoon about O'Clock as Mr. Nathaniel
Gale, ship Carpenter, was working on the
steamer Dispatch, now being rebuilt at the
Navy Yard, be accidentally stepped upon
the end of a plank resting on the hatehway,
which tilted, causing him to fall down the
hole, distance of about fifteen feet Mr..
Gale escaped without any broken limbs, but
is very severely bruised, and it is feared he
is internally injured.
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Eotel Arrivals.
GzTIQNAL H0TEL, NORF0 e,
VIZ. Z. Walters, PRop aiEToE.

VIZ. Z. WALTERS, pRop RIETGE.
WI Clark, lady, two children and ser
want, Miss Murray, North Carolina; Rich d
Eppes, Miss L jackson, Nottoway, Va; W D
McClenney, lady and servant, Suffolk; A b
Cody, Philadelphia; NJ Ward, Southamp-
ton; r Diaz, Schroeder, Philadelphia
CIV Donance, lady and daughter, Mobile;
John Chartrand and lady, Mrs Macomb, A
de Barclay, & De Zaldo, NJ de Miranda,
Cuba; Crabb, lady and child, New YORK;
Mrs Geo Gordon, daughter and son, Gates;
Hanyes, Florida; Thos Gatewood, Nor
folk.
Merchants HOTEL, NOhFyL6,
JoRs SAIrH, in, Prophet.
Capt Nj Ovens, Tyrell county, N c; G W
Bryant, Huntsvine Ala; c l. Mlckle, w d
Curtis, WIN Rogers, Yorktown, Va; Denies
Bell, I Z Baxter, J Eanshaw, Currituck, \
c; j Kendel, A Smith, y d ? Railroad
e Philips, Nansemond, Va; P Hull,
w Hardy DR. j 3 Holmes, ! Il MARITIME, ,
w Stake, Wm Buck, } J Whitehurst, WI
Hanbury, Va.
OCEAN House, PORTSMOUTH
WATTS e. EMMERsoN, PRopRIEToRs.
C Osgood, Trey, N Y;LP Warren, "
G Roberts, Edenton, c; j N C Boylet,
Miss Boylett, Plymouth, N c; 5 R Porstle
Miss Fowle, Washington, n c; Thomas
Robbins, Macon Bonner, Daniel Tolson, ass
Ricketts,, Peyton Collier, Washington, D c.
DR. VIM White, Robert T Wilson, Everett
Williamson, Thos Il Brown, Norfolk Co; {
G Nicholson, L N Peterson, Mrs Peterson,
Mrs Lynch, Halifax, N G..
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ACCIDENT We are panied to learn that
our old and much esteemed fellow citizen
G. Hall, ESQ, met with an accident on Wed
nesday last, which though painful, will
perhaps keep him in doors for several days.
Ee was walking in company with gentle
man at the time the accident occurred, and
when near his residence, all of a sudden his
foot slipped from under him and he fell to
the ground on hard gravelled pavement
and broke his arm near the wrist. We do
sincerely hope that be may be out again in
few days, and enjoy himself for many year
to come.
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had great many vessels in sight, and the
joy Of the passengers had no bounds; at 7
o'clock, P. NJ anchoredsin Hampton Roads,
and took leave from the State Of Georgia,
and our tears OF joy accompanied the ship
which mad saved us.
l3th-At 10 minutes past 10 A. N. left
Quaker City for Norfolk, and before leaving,
it is necessary to confess that the conduct of
c. II. Cooper (fret officer) whose noble and
gallant conduct has placed him high in the
estimation o. all the passengers; indeed,
the noble and humane efforts Of this gentle
man to administer to the safety and comfort
Of all on board is worthy of more praise than
| can FIND language to express.
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Arrival of New FaIG and Winter
G. O q u &

III. UMSTADTER'S Cheap Store.
WE have j2st returned from TIE North
Staple Goods ever exhibited by us. We woula
cali SPECIAL attention 10 our large and elesaL:
assortment Of ShAwls, Dress Goods, SIX Me
rinoes. Trimmings, Embroide.ies, Cloths. Ca =
Domestics, Furnishing Geeds and everything
else in cur line. Purchased a! The large Ave
ton Sale North, We are enabled 10 coupete
with cheapest il II is market.
chased az Auction which we can sell al ye-y
low prices. JAG u CMSTADTER,
oc II No 10 Church street
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A Monster BEAR KILLED IN CURRITucK
COUNTY, y. Give learn from a gentleman
from Currrituck County, N. c., That's very
large sized bear was killed in that county, on
Wednesday last. 1t is said to be the largest
one killed in this section Of country for a
number Of wears past
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ADvsRTIsERs.-Recoliec that the columns
of tie Day Book enables you to speak to
more people than all the rest of the papers
in this section combined. If you want to
do business extensively advertise literally.
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HOLD Your HoRsEs.-An unmannerly and
exceedingly rude horse knocked lady down
on the pavement, in front of our office this
morning -result, lady frightened crowd,
the horse Indifferent, and that's all
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ON LII 8 II n e L

ON Hill L 8 T n II K L.
vr7ryU Subscriber would most respectfully in.
fora MS friends and the public generally
that be is now prepared to meet the wants Of
the public in his line Of business, having num-
ner of HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEYAN-
CES, always on hand, which he will let out at
the lowest rates.
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's
ses on the best terms.
aep u JAS THAYER.
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The New SHIP HousE.-The first post for
Yard Of which there has been so much talk,
was raised yesterday, its height being found
on exact measurement to be sixty-four feet.
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Business Cards.

VIM. A. GRAVES,
SHIPWRlGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY.
STEAM SA w MILL AND TIMBER
MANDATORY,
No. So, Wide Water Street, Nor
folk, Va.
NE N. B. BUILDING MA TERLALS
i FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
r oct Sly
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spoRTsMENs, HOME.

SPORTSMENS HOME.
ID. FREEMAN, Importer and Manufac-
Pistols, &C., and dealer n kxs
: every description l. i ION 9 nr, sRoTt,
large variety of double and
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
der, Cells and Aliens Pistol3, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &c.,
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No IS Church street.
sep 2Q-lY
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Business CARDS.
LUTHER WALKER.

PLAST ERER An d L a T L /
WOuLD respectfully inform me public
w thai having located IN Norfolk Tor The
purpose OF prosecuting the above mentioned
business, ! am prepared 70 execute IN The bes1
style and shortest time, all work that my DO
entrusted TO me, Architectural Plaster. Crpf-
ments Of the latest style, and at the IoweF3
prices.
dIs- Particular attention paid 10 repsiha
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. ls, N. Cum nd street.
ma 3-ly,
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TEETH! TEETH. +.

NHA u III 7 LII n
nR. e. c. ROBINSON, re- ~R>
~ specially announces,
that be inserts TEETH from uIYYYD
ONE to WBoLE SET, by Atrespkerse Pres.
cure, on new and improved plan. Person.
would dc well to CALL az al his WORK wiz be
executed at Southern pricsG
~OFFICE ever ". p. stewart d Cos,
Main street. sc 2S-ly
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MAYORS CouRr, PoRrsMoUrH-G W Grice,

MAYORS CouRT, PoRrsMoUrH-G w Grice,
Preceding.
Henry Queter, a s,eell head, was carried
to the jug last night for being intoxicated,
caused by drinking forty-twe glasses of Ia
ger beer. This morning he appeared before
the Mayor, and upon being questioned, he
could not tell where he came from or give
any particulars concerning himself-he had
no home, no friends, no money, no nothing,
so he was discharged with an order to leave
the city IN two houra. OF course he has
shipped for thisport.
Our AMERICAN Cousin AGAIN.-Our equi-
librium is again disturbed-the bare mention
of our American Cousin has excited our ris
ibles we feel much inclined to "haw, haw,
right eout''-we find ourselves all in twit-
ter from an effort to keep back a regiment
of laughs, real broad, hearty laughs, drilled
ute US by Asa Trenchara. We are not
alone in this matter, there are huLdreds in
our city, and Portsmouth too, who will be
clicked to death" when they learn that our
American Cousin makes his appearance
again this evening at the Opera house. We
have seen this piece performed night after
night at Laura Keen's, and everytime we
saw it we saw something in the olive Yam
kee" to laugh at. Joe jefferson built rep
utation on his perfect rendition of that role,
and placed himself on the highway to fame
and fortune during its run; but Jefferson
never saw the day that be was the Asa
Trenchard that Chanfrau is. We are not
disposed to detract from the merits of JET
ferson, but We are disposed to give Mr..
Chanfrau what is his due, and ii there are
any in our midst who ever saw the former,
we advise them to see the latter tonight, as
this is the last opportunity of seeing this
remarkable production which attracted the
attention and turned the head of all Goth
am.
The after piece is Paday Niles Boy and
"broth of boy" he is too, in Mr.. Chan
frau's hands, as all will attest who attend
this eveaing. The house will be full. and if
yon uaht comfortable seat you had better
go early. These remarks apply also to our
Portsmouth friends, for whose benefit the
Ferry Boat will run after the performance.
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TEETH e XTRACT L ID WITHOUT
PAIN.
nj b. whitaker
IN. DEN IT'S T.,
Office in Johnson's Hall, Main street, Norfolk,
Va. Extracts Teeth without pam, by means OF
Galvanism.
N. Persons desiring the services Of = Den
list, will find it to their advantage to call At his
rooms before engaging elsewhere, as all OF his
work will be done at Northern prices.
03-Examination and advice given free Of
charge.-GU DE
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IF YOU WANT PURE
BRANDIES,
WINES,
WHISTLES,
TEAS, CIGARS, &c., &c.,
lnoNr FoRGEr TO CALL AT
III A. J. MOCK h CO.'S,
No. %. West Wide Water street,
M lA1v NORFOLK, Va.
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VIZ H. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 T. los Chaych street, Norfolk.
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min.
eral Waters. Fine Draft A.e always on hand,
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANo
ICS' SAVING BANK.

ID ERICH ANTS AND MECH AN
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO Bark Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
DELARY, Jos x. SrRATnEx
CIV GRA4DY, kyLAKD CApps.
JAS 7 LEIGH, " 2. HARR1eog.
W. Il. WALES, Cashier.
This InstitusiOD ocers 20 the hlos-
L chant and Mechanic the Farmer andths
Professional man, in town and conntry an 90.
portunity 10 make suns Of money productive
that otherwise nik HI main Idle, the interest CT
which Will be Seml-aEDnaljy added to the p,i IL
cipal, and YET may be withdrawn at short 10
uSe.
1t also recommends itself TO Executors, Ad-
ambassadors and Guardians, s6ufGing an uH,
doubted guarantee Of safety asweiI ron the re-.
sponstbility and integrity OF its lfrecte,c and
Stockholders, as from tue security O. ot.faei
emily large Joint fund.
The rate OF per cent per amin VII ne al
lowed 90 sume remaining OIL DEPOSIT ior 90 esys
or mere, and per cent for shorter time. TITO
Office OF the Bank v nj be open daily for recetv.
ing and paying deposits from Q to 2 p. Nj.
Discount Days "Wednesday and Saturday,
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ETHEREAL Oil 90 1-2 Cents.
UST received at the Depot, another fresh
y supply Of ETHEREAL OIL, which we are retail.
ing ut 62H cents per gallon.
re " w. D. ROBERTS, JR & co,
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TNO ID. GOHDAN 4 co.
d. EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 40 Market Square,
Buy GOLD AND SILVER COINS at highest rates,
and All kinds of uncurrent Money on reason
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston for sale at market rates.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
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