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Coop 5uaaEaTIoN. Several citizens have
suggested the establishment. of lnadyfar
she benefit of the families of such OF the Nor
folk Military st Charlestown, as are unable
, 20 assist them peculiarly while they are
way. The fund would be most. noble one,
suti such would be the association attendant
upon it that there would be no need for any
delicacy in accepting it., on the part OF the
osnefciaries. We understand that several
poor men are in the ranks, who were com
PEELED to respond promptly to the call of du-
ty, leaving their families almost helpless. -
Will not the ladies use their influence in the
nstter2 ID M ~,
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WoN'r BE DIscHAReED.-The employees Of
sns aosport Navy Yard who have gone with
the volunteers to Charlestown, viii not be
discharged; indeed, it is said, that il dis
charge takas place in their departments dur
ing their absence, they will be. overlooked
and their places kept open for them as long
90 Governor Wise sees fit to keep them on
duty. We are gratiied to hear this, since
it would be very hard that these noble fell
lows should lose their places for responding
to the call of their State.
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NEW MILITARY ORGANIzATIoNs.-The Old
North State is waking up to the present
state of affairs, by organizing miltary com
panies throughout her borders.
on Saturday last, new company was or
ganized, to be called the Scotland Neck
Mounted Rifemsn. p. Nj. Edmoudson, Esq,
yas elected Captain. and Ga members en-
relied
in Edgscombe and Martin counties, we
ieFrn therei also new Cavairy Companies
forming, and will be in readiness in week
ortwo. Wake up, boys and be in readi
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FIRE. The alarm of fire last night be
tween SIX and seven o'clock, was caused by
sne burning Of chimney on Upper Union
street, ~ =
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9osr, Paymaster Cherry, Privates sny
Ger and Stewart, together with several other
members of the Woods Rifemen, left here
yesterday afternoon in the steamer Adelaide
via baltimore, for Gharles,own, Va, to join
their company which is quartered at that
place. 80 s.,s-..- 4. .ss., ssas
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JAS. q. POLLARD, Auct'P.


NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA HO-
TEL, NDsALL THE REMAINING Flu R.
NITURE IN 1T, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
an THURSDAY the lsr day of December,
" on the premises, commencing at IL O'Clock.
! shall sell 10 the highest bidder on the day
above menti1ped, the property on Commerce
near Main Streets, known rs the North Caro-.
lima and Virginia Hotel. It contains twenty. two
sleeping rooms, two sitting rooms, one long
dining room, bar and sitting room, large hall,
and cIockery room adjoining the dining
room, fine Kitchen, and range for cooking.
said to be as good as any in the State, paved
yard cistern, he. The lot fronts on Commerce
street and also on Rothery's lane part OF the
lot Is INST. N fee simple, but pays ground rent
Of $40per year. the balance Is In fee simple
The licence on the property Tor Hotel purposes
has been paid to June 1850. Mrs. Harmason
who formerly owned and kept this property,
made money. 1t has proven bad inv. stment
for me and have determined to sell II, bring
what it may - .
Also, all the Furniture (after the sale of the
iHotsl) left In the house will be sold.
am not in need of the money but want to
get rid OF the property will require \ cash,
in one year, y in two years and the balance
in three years. So
The Furniture will be sold for cash. If you
want to enquire any further about the property,
call on the auctioneer, as live in the country.
sss4e A. ]. WISE,
no I'd JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r
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RELIeIous.-Rev, John B. Dey, Pastor of
the Methodist E. Church, on Cumberland
street, has returned from Conference. and
wilrpresch tonight at O'clock,
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STERLING SILVER,
STERLING SILVER,


sgs, STERLING SILVER.
4 EVERAI. fine lots of Sterling Silver Ware
- were received within the past few days at
II Main street, and another supply is daily ex-
pected. Call and examine one of the largest
stocks of Pure Silver ever seen in the city
tounu in first class Jewelry Store, at prices as
low as the lowest North, Don't fail to call and
@ F GREENwooD's '1fi
81 Main street,
% Head OF Market Square,
u UTTER, CHEESE, BUCKWHE BAT
ID and Mackeral.
50 Tubs Extra Prime Goshen Butter,
so Kegs Dairy Glades do
20 do Medium N, Y. State do
so Boxes Prime do do Cheese ;ssg
q 0 Bags superior Buckwheat. .ssssa
20 Bbls, No. Mackerel inst received, and Tor
sale by '''' J WOODBRIDGE,
no 20 s No. S. Roanoke Square.
ENRUIT, FKUIT.-26 boxes new Citron,
= 100 Drums new Figs 100 boxes new
pies just received, and for sale by
no'ea M, s, Roanoke squaie.
- - lHerald copy AID
D r. JAMES, Dealer in the very best pro-
H. visions and groceries that can be had. If
2 You want a choice piece of Corped Beef,
Smoked Beef, or Tongues or anything of the
r., II. JAMES, in the Market,
In the morning, and ON tn 9 corner of
Wolf and Avon SITS. in the afternoon
no 10 4. -. -
s. GOING, GOING, GOING,
s The Stock OF 1-
DRY COOP Sis
AT Ne. IS MAIN STREET
,....-- Must be turned into
sesss sAassNsssr ~ MONEY.
xXyEhave been selling some great Bargains
/ w during the past week, and still are ready
to sell more, @a
There are great many excellent
. WINTER GOODS ~
vet on hand, and all in want should come with
the CASH and they need not 60 away disap-
pointed as to prices ~ j H DAWSON, 8sv
no IS .hs... as, Main street
lUTTER.--I am in receipt OF nice lot of
Id Butter, which lintend to run of at staii at
the same low piice of only IS cents per ID.
though its splendid article, and you will say
so too when you try it. Send your quarter to
nS.2l ,4ha St JAS, =. JONES,
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NO MORE CORNS /
DIR. Herman MI, HirsehfaId

= iSargeon Chsr0podsst. 49,,
II Eos leave to offer his services to the Ladies
- and Gentlemen OF Norfolk and Portsmoutb.
in curing CORNS and RUNIONS. Ma lis pENi
ETRATING THE FLESH. RxTsAeTgp w1T,;.
OUT PAIN, so that the Boot or Shoe can be Wort
immediately, without the least Inconvenience
Oraers can be left at W. A. 5. Tsyior's Drus
Residence 3rd Gross street, between Holt ana
MARINER, opposite the door OF the old Gas Hon Sc
W Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon AZ
their residences. Ne"" -
REFERENCRs. 'ss"
Dr.. W Moore, DIR. J Simpkins, w Ssionar
Esq, Tompkins Esq DR. Campbell, ] I'm.
stadter Esq, and others. 1se i-3n.
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JuDeR BAKRR.-Judge R. H.. Baker, Of
ibis judicial district, announces that be de-
sirss further to continue in his present office,
il 1t b the pleasure of the people to elect
tim. s 80 IL
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Be READY.-The departure Of one OF oar
companies for Charlestown should in no wise
result in dishsartening the remaining mill
cary. They should not halt in their course
OF preparation, for it is by no means certain
that they win not be needed. Let the diff
ferent companies maintain close union.
increase their membership, and be prepared
at moments warning for mar ching or other
duty.
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zoo YARDS more OF that beautiful Union
oOO Competing Just arrived and tor sale
still lower than the last lot Call quick ii you
want great Bargain. this ia the last lot we en-
poet to receive from the arties, as they have
sold all. FERGUSON b BELOTE, at
ne 28.at aEe AuctioneerS.
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
AUCTION SALES

A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
IA of different kinds, and some OF entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety of Fancy Goods &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed of these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected. -
FERGUSON 4 BELOTE.
Sc Psf Auctioneers
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j. J. MOORE 4 co.. Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND sILvER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTTNGs, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard
L ware. Segars. &C., every night at 6x o'clk.,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at II o'clock A.
NJ, and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
3d. Church street, H. SNOW, Agt.
- no i4-4m ]. J.. MOORE& C Auctrs
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ELECTION OF CaPrAIN.-At meeting OF
she N. Light Artillery Blues, on Monday
night last, Jacob l.. yickery, Jr., Esq was
unanimously elected Captain of that Com
,pany, to fill the vacancy ocsasioned by the
promotion Of Major Thos. j. Oorprew. t.
will be recollseted that Captain Vickery was
formerly in command of the Blues, and by
his gallant and soldier-like bearing won the
hearts of that much admired corps, and now
that his services are again needed, they have
given him hearty and unanimous call, to
which it is earnestly hoped he may be eaa-
.bled to respond satisfactorily.
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Clements, Odonald, Scott, Dent, Veale,
Durham, Peed, Potter, Allen, Williams,
Grimes, Summers, Fentress, Allen, Smith,
Gay, Sherwood, Bloxsom, Revel, Morgan,
Fuiford; Kirby, E Friedland, A Friedland,
Head, Morris, White, Etheridge, Ash, Me-
Niier, Tabb, Malone, Hanrahan, Rhea,
Burton, McQuinn, Dobbs, Powell, Rose,
Lash, Pablo, Presson, Davidson, Green,
Pritchett--59.
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A Brilliant GaIIerv-

WHO is not fond of pretty Pictures sucn
~ Pictures by the hundreds can be ssen a,
me magnihcent Gallery of RURWELL 4.
AORDAY. No. Ia, Main street in this city
where beautiful, striking and accurate spec;
mems OF every variety of AMHROTYPES
DAGUEAoTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS cal.
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as il Is nossib;.
to conceive, and at any price from virTr cents
upward; Let every reader take the hint. "to
secure the shadow ere the substance fadeah
special attraction will be found In the
large and exquisite collection of oyA1' arr
AN e s-a new and most elegant STYLE Of
mounting Portraits, which we have lust re-
ceived. This issthe new feature of the dav
ana well worthy the attention of the lovers Of
Recoiiect, that we challenge any establish
ment to get up Portraits richer in tone. mora
aacnrate In deliniasion, more durable, on Fos
no 10 s4 BURWELL q HoRDAY
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SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
& ia

SEABoARD AND HoANoKF RAIIRoAD COZ
H,oc Pos5smorth VA April 14th, 1859,
~ after NJ ON DA Y, the 18th instant the
Trains OF the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Will leave the Station foot of North straat. Al
~ o'clock, a. M, for Weldon and the South
az the Office before the Train starts, An "a
ditipnai charge will be made when ths fsrs
collected in the Cars. '"S '~'S 40
A. WoRRALL., superintendent,
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THR. CoppEa MINES or NoRrH CAaoLtNA. =
A company OF gentlemen from Baltimore and
New York passed through Portsmouth this
morning saropfe for the copper mines of
Guilford, NC. These mines have been in
operation about six months, and are said
to be perfectly successful. The ore which
amounts to about eighteen tons per " eek, at
this time is sent into Portsmouth via the
Seaboard Railroad, and thence shipped by
Bay route to Baltimore, where it is melted
and prepared for market. Among this par
ty, we noticed Mr.. L. E. Ballard, the Com
mercisl reporter of the Bait american. ~
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A SoLDIRR DRowNED.-On of the United
States scldiersswas drowned at Old Point ON
Sunday last. 1t appears that he attempted
to get on board the Louisiana before she
was made fast to the wharf, and in so doing
fell between the boat and the wharf and
sank beneath, the waves and was eeen no
more, although iqstapt efforts were ~ ade to.
rescue him. s> sNfS7
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SOMETHING NOVAL.
EXTENSION FINGER RINGS,
b. EXTENSION FINGER INGS.
A MOTHER lot of the above Rings was just
"A received and ready for the Inspection OF
those who wish to examine them. They must
be seen to be appreciated. Received also
> A splendid lot Of Gold Armlets, splendid
lot Of Gold Armlets, Children's Ear Drops.
Chatelaine Pins, CLatelaine Pin,, Gold Shields,
Gold Shields. - 8s $50
The Ladies and others are respectfully in
svtted to call and examine my stock. sss.s
CF GREENWOOD,
s2i Main street,
no % Head Of Market Square.
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sCHANGEsOF HOUR.

~ s-sCHANGEsOF HOUR.
us MAIL LINE FOR BALTIMORE.
On and after mussDAY the n
will leave Norfolk at az O'Clock, and Ports
mouth at half past 4 O'Clock, p, M.
NOT ~ w. A. LOWELL, Agent.
transcript copy
TUSTeARRIVED-A splendid lot OF La
q dies GAUNTLETS of various styles and
qualities, from as low as so cents pair to $l,25
pair. Call early Ladies' and examine them,
in connection with beautiful lot of French
Needle Worked Collars very cheap. I take
pleasure also in informing the Ladies that my
long expected lot OF Corsets and Bodicjes have
arrived and they are of superior quality, at
Cloak Tassei and Dress do, Also black Velvet
and Fancy Buttons, and Dress Trimmings and
many other articles used, ipat received this
morning at the Cheap Fancy Store Church
Sign.
nols T. G. WILLIAMS.
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Runaway-$5O Reward,

QANAWAY from the Subscriber. his neer,
~ Man WILLIAM William is % years Old
eyes and has lost one Of his upper teeths whe,
spoken to seems to be confused. He formeri:
belonged to the estate Of Thomas Wynns. and
lived with the undersigned last year near Miieis
reward of $50 for him, If secured In sny isii IL
this State so that can get him.
r. JNO. II. HOPE,
- Proprietor City Hotel
sc IS-U Wllliamahllra Ia
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TAILORING, FACTORING. -
L. p. BENSON informs his friends and
lie the public generally, that he is located
at ~ Bank street, whore he is prepared to make
up any description Of Gentlemen's Garments in
neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given. .i
share of public patronage is solicited.
oc 2f-Sm
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 90 l2 A. W, and 2 to o p. III.
A LARGE STOCK
of STAPLE AND FANCY


Al No. As, r, MAIN STREET. ~
fINHE Stock consists of varied assortment
i of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
will have daily sales from 10 to u O'Clock, and
for the gentle men evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as soen may be.
Sale Positive--to commence on MONDAY
Nov. 2. st FERGUSON b BELOTE,
Auctioneers.
P.S.-Goods will be retailed low during in
termediate hours. F. & B.
no la.tf
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TIE WOODS RIFIEMEN. Major Warner,
Captain Parks, Doctor Murry, and several
other members of the Baltimore City Guard,
have volunteered in the Woods Rifles, and
will go to Charlestown tomorrow morning,
90 Join that corps, where they will remain
until after the execution of Brown. -
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Landscape Painting.

Undersigned is now prepared to give
r l!nstructions in Landscape Painting His
peeniaf arr method Of Instruction is entirely ori
per conception OF color;ne so immepssi, necss
osry 20 tas finished artist Thoe. desir-
learn an Art in few lessons, which the sun
scriner has been over 30 years maturing, this
rare chance is offered to them. He can con-
vince the most incredulons, that in two les
sons ne mas impaired more knowledge of the
art. than is usually gained by years Of applics
ton and study by the old system, as taught in
the various schools and seminaries Throughout
the United States. Terms of thorough instrur-
ton, $50, payable in advance; perfect satisfsr-
ton guaranteed. For further Information cal,
on the undersigned at his studio, on Main straet
over Dawes Dry Goods Store and opposite tn
site of the Mechanics Hall
10 r. SIN consequence Of professions
engagements, the undersigned would reques'
that those DESTROYS of taking advantage OF his
system of tuition, will come forward st thu
opening of the Glars on Monday Nov 18TH
winch positively closes on the oath of Dsceul-
that date.
E. BONEAU DE ST MARCEL,
nov tS-lm Landscape and portroit Doin
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OOWS FUN SALE.
1sHE UNDERSIGNE ED offers for sale on
i EVERY SATURDAY -
on Market Square at 8 O'Clock
several valuable fresh MICH
COWs and their CALVES. As --z4AmA
oeing an experienced person ip the selection
81 81 gooa Cattie, he informs the public at large,
the same description. - 1>'
DANIEL MALONY, South Churchss,,
Z no sim FL Norfolk ia
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- WILD FowG.-harg e numbefsof wild f,wl
are to be seen in the lower end of Chesa-
peake Bay, among which the black duck
and red heads predominate. They are said
be to more plentiful than usual this season.
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6 HUNTING BOOTS

49,. :, HUNTING BOOTS 49,
EOR GLNTS and Boys can be found in great
Il variety at No. Is Market Square, Allwhol
are in want of really good and serviceable
Boot for the W inter should not fail to give US a
cali. " think we can suit all, having this
season received variety of styles
no22 r w SEABURY'S SONS. =.
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VEss NEar47-rhe Light House At Craney
Island, which has BEEN in use two weeks,
has proved much more comfortable than the.
old light vessel which was formerly Hoored
there, andis very pretty little Structure. 1t.
reminds one OF a crane hammer, as it is
mounted upon stilts some twelve or fifteen
feet above the water
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4 The STEAMER PEABODY. This elegant and,
spacious steamer will take the place of the
steamer Adelaide on Tuesday next. The
Adelaide will be handed up for month. for
the purpose OF putting in new boilers, not
because those nov insuse. are. not safe, but
because they do not generate sufficient
quantity Of steam. The Peabody is SPLEEN
did sea boat was built expressly for the Bay
trade, and has been RAINING between Baiti,
more and Richmond.
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4, RULES OF war. Cont smoke il YOU
place; no smoking is allowed inside the
gate, said a sentry at tiarper's Ferry, to
one OF the volunteers s,ro passed, smoking a
fne Havana. Certainly not, replied the
volunteer, throwing his cigar on the ground.
and passing 90. Imagine his 'spheiinks'
when, on looking back, he saw the sentry
had picked il UP and was deliberately sno-
king that same cigar. This rather cream
vented our new aedged s'sodger''
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KEROSENE OIL.
TsHE best quality as white as water, and
warrented not to smoke or smell offensive
only 81 25 per gallon by
- no % - W D ROBERTS SEQ
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local IteHaas.

e. u. 8. Troops F6R BALTIMoRE.-The steam
sr Louisiana, Capt. Russell, carried four
companies of artillery, last evening from
old Point 10 Baltimore where they have been
ordered BY the. Seer etarys Of War, that they
u, ny be handy and iE readiness ID case there
i an outbreak at Charlestown, and an effort
TO capt.'re the Arsenal at Harper's Ferry.
The. Coo panies number sixty each, and
ars said to b,sander the command of the
mast experienced officers at Old Point =
Yney will be quartsred at Fort McHenry.
wo1innEp yoLUNfREas.--Two OF the vol
untsers from this city met with serious ae-'
cideut in Baltimore; while getting on the
ours of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
tbov rn,trred the - seat OF their mex :
pressibles. As they had no others with
them, 1t is presumable that they we've put
on the sick list, and went to bed until the
rupt,,red could be healed. 1t is most for
,sunate circumstance that these young men
rad been provided with the long oyer-coats
of ths Baltimore City Guard, or the tails of
their under garments would have been hut-
teriug in the cool morning breeze, and like
She banner of Macbeth would have been
seeu hanging upon the "outer WALL"
5 TIE WooDIs RrFIEMEN. Major Warner,
Captain Parks, Doctor Murry, and several
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from Col. Hodges, OF Portsmouth, inqairing
if more ofthe I'd Regiment would be wanted
for service at Gharlestown,, Cav Wis., re
piled ON Monday, that 10 more soldiers were
required at present, but requested Col. Ii. TO
hold the balance of the Regiment in readi
ness for relief service. s@e =s
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sE ~ NOTICE.
4 70 TO C A DAVIS, No "a Church street,
" few doors above Main, to get your Boots.
He makes to order every style Of Boot or Shoe
now worn, and guarantees satisfaction in all
cases.
gotten is always on hand, and the hest work.
men employed. no rs
DOWDER, SHOT AND CAPS, -
POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS,
Powder, Shot and Caps.
The above articles can be had at wholesale
and retail from 90 ''
no Is JAS. JONES
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS, a
FOR 1859.
Il. ID. CLIFTON d co.
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION
THE subscribers are now receiving a very
large and handsome stock of Gentle r,er
and Youths'
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF superior quality and workmanship. To those
wishing to purchase we offer great inducements.
rom the fact of manufacturing all Of our own
Ciothlng, we confidently assert that we can and
VIII sell at as low a,6gure as any house In the
stock of H.s -,
:, :. & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OF every variety and description. An exaniaa
ton Is only wanting to satisfy all, that the
Old Stand No. 16 Main street,
Is the place where you may always ieiyo
getting good article at fair price. Callan
examine. no.
VIZ z, FOSTER,
We NOTARY PUBLIC
Office At the Reading Rooms Of the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange nos
STEW ART 4 STEEVER.
INVITE attention to Piedmont and othe
1 sperior brands of Family and Extra Super
me Flour, 1850 Bbls. in store and for sale
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Dr.. WILLIA Hs.-Dr. Williams delighted
another large and intelligent audience last
evening, ,at Institute Hall, with sone of his
mirth.prpyokiug experiments, which liked
to have made them split their sides laugh
ing. He will introduce tonight great
variety of, new and interesting experiments.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY Foa PRoFIFARLE
INvEsTMENr.--W call the attention of CAPT
talists to the sale of the Virginia and North
Carolina Hotel property, which takes place
Tomorrow, the LIST Of December, at II o'clock
NJ. This property ,s.very central, and under.
good management would make as it has here,
ttofore been, good hotel But, aside from
that consideration, il is very near to that
part OF Nam street where prop erty Is rapid
ny increasing in value, and can be cons
verted into two or three stores or places OF
business. See Jas. CT. Pollard 8 auction ad-
'oieASoAi'ois. 80 "a. l4st3. 4s