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r. Y. s.-French Yoke Shirts new style,
made order and warranted 10 1T than usual prices
at BALL0U'S shut Emporium. 400 broadway.
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HolIoway's Oantment.-Why ts this Prcpa-
ration in sucA demand among famiess Because every
feels that external injuries diseases incident To
every household il Is and immediate remedy Sold
W Maiden lane, N. "
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Brnndreth's Pills
Require no change in diet or
Especial care against cold
When we hsve pain they should be used
PRINCIPAL Office,
No. ~ Canal street. Brandreth building

Overwhelming Demand for Photographic
Aorrais and saving of the peoples money bv economy AZ
prices at HOLMNS' Gallery 2s9 Broadway -
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Plccolomini In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1859.
Pccoomni's concert this evening was over crowded.
All the notabiles of the capital present The re-
cepts reached two thousand dollars The greatest enthu
siasm prevailed.
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Barrys Tric0pherons II tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing Identifying cleansing curling
preseyns and restoring the hair Ladies' try II sold BY al
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Court Cnlenlar-This Dav,

SUPREME CouRr-Circut. Mos $751; 953 999
1925 1885, 1885, $685. l77s 2o59 23o5, $780, 1887 26O7
22e 1921 and all the left from last Friday
Part Mos AIS, 49, 400, 4o6 49s 5o2 500. $685. $40
$40 5l4 SIS, $40, 522 52e, 52s $50, 534, $50, 53s
SrFREME CouRT-Specal Tcrm.-Nos. 2, 80, 1913, 1877
1885, le7 to l69 10, IT, 1sl, 1872 &C. TO- a. 49, H. 1oe
lS4, 1885,
S7O ST. 49, 375, 377 g. ls2, 267 29 $685. 33, So 32l
2e3, 362
COMMON PIEAs-Part Mos 90, 81 to CT. Part o.
Nos. as to So.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouKr.-Nos. 4s, los, 100, e5
so, II to rs.
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United stntcs Supreme Court.

~. An ra.o,, f, "a WASHINGTON jan. 20, 1852
FOR both parties. e
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Personal InfelIlUencc.

Gen Twggs arrived in New Orleans on the 10th inst .
from Texas upder orders from the Department to meet
Gen. Scott on matters pertaining to the military division
over which this distinguished general has command.
Hon. Julius Rockwell is talked of as successor 10 the
late Judge Dewey, in the office Of Judge Probate and
Insolvency for Berkshire county Mass
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Work of the Legislature.

STILL ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Mr. spencers bill gives power John A. Kennedy, E.
Cowles and others to construct railroad from the Cen
trail Park through Seventh to Broadway, down
Broadway to Union square, thence down University place.
Mercer Green and other streets parallel with Broadway
It is the old parallel railroad bill of last winter revived
HARLEM RAILROAD.
Mr. Sloans bill authorizes the laying of double track
from the track in Fourth avenue at Forty second street,
up Madison avenue and up Madison to Seventy
ninth street, for the of their only The company
is authorized to steam the Fourth avenue to
and from the northern extremity Of Manhattan island
to the south side Of Forty street, and to permit the
use thereof by the New Haven Railroad Company for
period of thirty years. All the rights, privileges, &C.,
granted the New York and Harlem Railroad extended
for the term Of thirty years.
Mr. Johnson's bill, in the Senate to amend the act
gulag the sale keg oysters provides that all kegs
containing oysters put up for sale shall be marked
with the quantity they hold and three ourths Of SAID
quantity shall be solid meats or oysters penalty of $40
is imposed for violation.
Mr. Brandreths bill to authorize the erection of luna
tic asylum at Sing Sing limits the cost to 100000.
The bill increasing the number Of Commissioners Of
Deeds New York reported favorably by Mr. James
j. Reilly and referred to the Committee Of the Whole
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupses-
the best In ne world SURPRISING AL made. Sold and applied
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Seymour, George W Patterson and Johu c. Green Of New
York, as Commissioners Of Quarantine.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
Senate.

ALBANY, Jar. 20, 1860.
The Comptroller submitted statement of tbs expense
of printing in the following years 1850, sl09s4 Cd;
1s57, s109 1856 3d. 1858, sl2s, 2e4 4s.
The bill to incorporate the Dime Savings Bank Of Brook
lyn was reported favorably.
The balance of the morning occupied in discus
sion on the rules.
To authorize the erection of Lunatic Asylum at Sing
Sing
To authorize the Harlem Railroad to lay double track
and use steam to Seventy ninth street.
The Brooklyn Local Improvement bill, giving the as
sessment to the Assessors, was passed.
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Balls and Parties VS.. Snow and Rain.-Ln.
dies white satin linen and kid slips and CATERS balls aud
parties. India rubber boots and shoes for aud
MILLER 4 CO., 1857 Canal street
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MISCELLANEOUS
A NEW ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR.
PHALON 4 SONS COCOINS

the best and cheapest article for the hair For preserv
identifying and restoring the hair the most perfect hair
dressing offered the public Sold at 57 49 and lW
Broadway and BY all druggists fancy goods Dealers Large
bottles 50 cents small 70 cents Inquire for Phaon Bon
cocoine. Beware Of counterfeits.
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CristHloro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces--
The best In the world Wholesale and retail, and the dye
privately applied, nj No. 8 Astor House.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold mt Retail
by all stationery at Wholesale only by T. FABER sole agent
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A Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollsr.-Also,
pounds conee Cor 81. n CHRIsTIANs0NS, No. Cham
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Great Asslgnees' Sale OF Rich Velvet and
cloth cloaks and man,ss 26 Canal street, per cent be-
| low cost. sale positive.
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Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown, the
cheapest and best in the cents bottle Try
Whskers and moustaches dyed In few minutes viii no@
wash ou1 Bold at the drug store S6 Grand street. N.
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People Wishing the Cheapest and Best
sugar tea and coffee 60 TO REDF0RDs 43 Sixth avenue,
neal Eonrh street
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Fire Proof Safes.
wILDERs PATENT sALAMANDER
DEPOT, Ia Water street,
Wall street. New York
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COMPREHENSIVE Oriental Bcautifcr. Ma
II AYES, Brooklyn
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof sAfss 81 Broadway Murray SIM
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1Ut1I DO 0zo 1Uo
There are also number Of decisions by Judges Strong
Brown and Enott
The number of disposed of In the Circuit Court
during the same year annexed
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"A well this city az well e In IaaaA SouherI
States, will be read BY all with Interest,"
~ WALL SrRxkr NEW YoRK, Dce. 40. 1853
Gentlemen the in has been eiged SAP.
ng That You have heard that have by tho
r hasr restorative and requesting oesfae ofths
ny because think cAe My age about nfy years sho
Color Of my hsif auburn, and incaed
since began gray and the saS, on shG
of head lose sensbty dandr forua
IT, Each Of these dis>greeabises Increased time
and about four nhs since fourth added my
hair FALLING OF the sp Of head and threatening make
bald In this unpleasant pr sdcamen try
Woods hair restorative, mainly falling OF my
be restored to lie original color except dyes
greatly surprised find of LS.les
only only falling OH arrested but the coInr
restored TO the gray hairs and ssnsbty the scalp
dandrua ceased TO form head, very much ran
cation Of my wife At whose solicitation vas induced %
strongly recommend all isbandy value Il
their siye, profit BY my example, and use grownggnS
70 o. J: Wood Co., 3l2 Broadway.
Now sold by all druggss and dealers trouzput
the world. Depot 3l2 Broadway
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7 lindsey BLUES POLKA.
LINDSEY BLUES POLKA.
LINDsEYBLUss POLKA

BIZ THOMAS BAkEE.
NOW READY.
This popular composi,ion being performed at Ian
ksene theatre, written for and dedicated to
THE LINDSEY BLUES,
Independent corps of New York city,
has been arranged for e by the
published with fine coored hogrsphic title page Ia
sale by music dealers generally. FIRTH POND Co,
6S7 BroadwNv
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BY Mry EMMA d. f. n. SOUTHwORTH rsuA 1ress Of The
Bride IT Evening"" The Deserted Vice. The Island
Princess &C. re- forming altogether the IeOS1 REMARK
ABLE NgMBEB If any paper issued In the world.
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A T GIMBREDE'S ORIGINALITY Is THE MOTTO. WD
IA copy and publish anything truth.
GiMBREDE, Practical Designer and Engraver:
AT 81 5O-DoUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF sEwED
"A boots at JONES' No. 10 Also IS 50 for doub
sole Warranted I, Civ eatiafacton
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. 4s, los, 100, 65,
so, II to u.s.
Geo. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
the genuine article has been egualed foe
g. No. s' House razor 'A' ''
dies white satin linen and kid slips and CATERS for balls aud
parties India rubber boots and shoes S5 s9sy and rain
People Whaling the Cheapest and Best
tea and coffee, 60 TO REDF0RDs, 43 Sixth avenue,
near Fourth street.
Chest Of Good Tea for One Dollar.-Also,
en- pounds oonee Cor d. n CHRIsTIANsoNs, No. Cham
A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold mt Retail
BY Al aoners at Wholesale only by T. FABER sole agent
Great Assignees' Sale OF Rich Velvet and
cloth coaks and mauss at 296 Canal street, 40 per cen,
low cost sale positive.
Herring's Patent Champion FIRE
And burglar proof sAfss 81 Broadway, Murray sNY
Fire Proof Safes.
wILpERs PArS SsTo sAL - w.sIp s,s:.,
Near Wall street, New York.
Crist"tioro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces--
privately applied, at No. Astor House.
Chappcd Hands, tkc.--Certain Cure.-Hege-
NAN 90 3 champion Ice. with glycerine 1865 2s sl and
Bsrrys Tricopherous IL tho Best and
cheapest article for dressng Identifying cleansing curling,
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try It. sold BY AL
H1fs Hair Dyc-5O Cents a Box, Black or
brown No Barclay street. N Y. $50 Broadway, Albany.
lnimitable hair cutting At No l.
Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupses-
the best In the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
1t The mandatory, x3 Broadway.
Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown, the
cheapest ana best In the world Only 81 cents bottle Try II
Whiskers and moustaches dyed In few minutes viii noe
wash QUIZ Bold at the drug store 6 Grand street. n T.
COMPREHENSIVE Oriental Bcautifler. Ma
rica effects Triarga the depot SSo Broadway and MRS.
HAYES Brooklyn.
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CFNTEHARY OF AMERICAN MErHoDlsM.-As
the one hundredth anniversary of the intro :
duction of Methodism into the United States
is to be appropriately celebrated elsewhere,
would 1t not be an interesting occasion for
our friends of that persuasion, in this city /,
to have an address from their pastor in ac-
acknowledgement Of the event-ene so intimate
ly associated with our moral progress as a
great power in the earth
7 1t Is settled, we believe, that the true GEN.
tenary OF Methodism is the year lS60.a we
throw out the suggestion because we see no
good reason why Christians should not cell
citrate the peaceful triumphs Of the cause of
morals-of "peace on earth and good will
toward men," = -
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KnnaWay-s6O Reward.
A Brilliant GaIIepv--

w H0 IS not fond of pretty Pictures Such
PICTURES by the hundreds can be seen ar
the magnificent Gallery Of BURwE Sys' =. q
HtohpAn No Ia, Main street in this CITY
where beautiful, striking and accurate spec y
I ms y OF o. eyer every variety of AMBROTYPEs
be seem as perfectly gotten up as it is possihia
10 conceive, and at any price from FIFTY cents
s SpW1sd Let every reader take the hint, ito
SECURE se we SHADOW ere the substance fades
large and exquisite collection of oyaI at1T
+, sna new and most elegant style OF
mount mounting Portraits, which we have lust re.
end vel, ,I ns Is me new feature of the day,
the beautiful. - - '''' ''Vsfs OF
Necollect, that we challenge any establish.
ment 70 get up Portraits richer in tone NOR
LESS MONEY. e' YIN FUN
no ~ BURWELL l. HOLIDAY.
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MORE CorToN.-The Barge Alpha arrived
this morning from Washington, N. Carolila,
loaded with several hundred bales of cotton.
This is an entire new trade lately estab-
lished by the "North Carolina Steam Trans
portation Company" through the new Able.
marie & Chesapeake Canal by our enterpris.
ing townsman Fl H Doty, Esq.
This is the third arrival by this new line,
and we learn that SO much freight is offer
ing that they expect to add to the numbs r
of boats so as to make semi-weekly trips to
Washington and Newhern, connecting at the
after place with the Atlantic & N. Carroll :
ma Rail Road through the interior of North
lCarolina. os .Nv sd-srr ..-.z.a- .st
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SouruspN GRIMM Pursuant To notice If
a.. -, - ~.
Tue CITY papers, cahed nesting u VT
Southern Guard took place on Friday even
ing nj the Atlantic HotaI fn, the puruose n
-, a., NJ ua.... H.
os"n'Ainsi "nen W. Guy GOV
was called to the Chair, and Lepn F.
Schisano appoiuted Secretary.
NJ. u.,'f.'.-
Hi'' henoreh III re" ou' e'oquehl "oro'
explained the object of the meeting, and re
quested Immediate action; when the roll be-
inc called an nation ata ~ l ~.
Resolved, Inat the same De Kept open 10
oraer 10 give those chance co sign VINO hao
not YET zone SO. es .5. I
"a A preamble and resolution were then Of
earad bv tba Soo.ato.v and ,nsn;mouslv
-. :, -
auopteo. - g,a'Fl N lSaE
Chas. Sharp, Esq, icing called on, arose
and for half an hour delighted the audience
not only by the beauty his style and selec
sion of his words, but by the force OF his
point, and consluded amid long and proloHg-
ed cheering.
j. ID. Myrick, ESQ.,, then followed in few
Spartan-like remarks, most suitable to the
/ occasion, and resumed his seat amid shouts
of applause. 4f 5s55 -,
committee of five being appointed to Sc
lect name for the company, submitted that
Z OF 'The Southern Guard" which was unani-
mousiy adopted.
On motion, ,s0l .---
Resolved, That we proceed forthwith to
an election OF captain and the vote being
taken, Edward Bradford, Esq, was declared
UNANIMOUSLY elected. s-5. -Ai-'
a committee OF three was then appointed
to wait on Capt Bradford aud inform him
OF his election, and returned accompanying
sented to the corps as their captain elect, was
VIM 4. Hendren, Esq, then arose and
courteously vacated the chair in favor Of the
newly chosen commander.
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ChiIdren,s Shoes.

A GREAT variety of styles and qualities at
cellent Boottes made of Goat Morocco made
especially to ouf order, then some very pre- tty
French Grey Foxed Boots with and without
heels, and light and dark cOlored Morocco of
ditfeleat makes. Any person wishing to get
something neat and pretty as well as durable
need only call at No. l3. and they will be
suited.
de w SEARIJHV,SiSONS.
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DEATH OF 4 VoLUNTEER.-Piivate George
Mannox, of the Inder endsnt Gieys, died en-
Friday morning. His remains were followed
to the grave on Saturday by the company, in
command OF Lieut.. w c Wiibern, and inter-
led with m litary honors -... ..~
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NAyAL.-We learn from private letter
to this city dated at'Hong Kong, Sept 26,o
board the Mississippi, that the soop-oi-war
Germantown and the Mississippi had bee
ordereds home.and left there about the lst of
October, expecting to arrive here about
February. The Mississippi will go to Boston
and the Germantown will eome to this place
TO be discharged. ets
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CHILDREN TUNs YOUR PIpEs.-Protessor
forming classes of the Juvenile portion of
our population for the purpose Of teaching
them how to sing. We all remember the
pleasing results OF his efforts whilst in the
city on former visit See his advertise
ment.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having Watches, Cloc ks or
High street Portsmouth, are respectfully re-
quested to call for the same, and all those who
are indebted to me will be kind enough to
come torw ard and settle their accounts, as in
tend TO remove the Stock of this store to Nor
folk; prompt attendance would save trouble for
me and my kind customers ~
also Offer to sell all the Fixtures l recently
mad made, and which are as good as new, taste
fully and strong, suitable for Jew eIry. Mill
merry, Confectionery or Fancy Store. Apply at
the above mentioned store, or at No. 81 Main
street, Norfolk. MIG.
no ~ L. CURDTS, Agent
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WILLIAMS AND THE OPERA HousE.-The
Mase have been crowded out of this estab-
aishment, and Menus has taken quiet quist9
no, not quiet possession, but forcible posses
sion, and will tickle the people to death this
week. Or. Williams presides at the enter
teinment and will assist the God OF Laugh
ter to an amazing extent, by preparing the
subjects. Go and see him by all means.
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NOTICE EXTRA

. II occurs to us eccassi onaily that our
gotten our new place Of business st or ' are
not aware of its being in existsnce OF
cannot lind it. We therefore give you notice,
that ), uLLMAN & CO.'S Cheap Shoe Store is
NO. no. ~, Nam street. directly opposite the Day
all Ladies ana Gentlemen, prom issing YOU
great Bargains in Shoes, Boots aud CATERS OF
which we have good aud iull supply on hand
no 50 \ UIJNaNN q 10
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FILLING Up.-The Old Dominion Guard
elected twenty new members Friday night and
are last regaining their former position as ons
Of the strongest volunteer companies Ia this
State -tPo7ssmouth TTanssraef.
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KEROSENE OIL, CAMPHENE AND
ETHEREAL OIL.
A FRESH supply of the above Oils, warrant
"A ed to be ofthe best quality just received
and for ssle low by
KEEFE l. STORY,
de ... et No. 6, Union street
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SCHOOL HOODS.

a SPLENDID assortment of Fancy Knit
n Hoods for Children and Ladies of the most
beautiful styles and extremely Cheap, varying
in prices from 20c. to 81 90 can be found at the
American Flag Sign on Church street.
de l a.--- II G. WILLIAMS
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Local ITEMs.-Some of our side walks are
getting to be in bad FIX, and we suggest to
the "powers that be" that perhaps little
work en- them would be as acceptable to Pc
destrians as beneficial to the streets. Many
of them abound 10 holes, which in every wet
spell becomes filled with water,-thus Sc
PEELED to 60 abroad, and debarring many
among whom we may include the fairer and
better part of creation, entirely from the
privilege and pleasure of walking. "My
brethren, these things ought not to be SO. ;"
These little pig-snout excavations ought to
be filled up-the inequalities levelled, and
our sidewalks rendered respectable. 1t
would cost but very little to remedy, it not
entirely remove, the cause of the complaint.
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GETTING UP CHRISTMAS AND New YEAE's
GIFrs.-As December has set in pleasantly
and smillngly, many will be on the qui vive
from this till the down of 1860, for christmas
gifts, new years presents, and tokens OF low 9
or frienship. We remind the read ers OF
this paper that our book stores are prepar-
ing selections of most elegant seasonable
gifts for all ages. Our jewelry stores are
also displaying most gorgeous articles to
adorn beauty or LONELINESS. Our dry goods
stores exhibit things of rare design to grace
man, woman and maid. All are suited to the
season, every shade of taste can be gratifea
and We say to aIi.-"BUY AT HoHg."
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1iag t For the Day Book.
A Pleasant Charge.

9 Mr.. EDITOR Our Young Mems Christian
Association have now obtained the use of the
pleasant and commodious Lecture Room of
Christ Church, on Freemason street, for
their Regular Monday Evening UNION Pray
or Meetings, and will bs pleas, I'd to see the
friends of this noble movement in our. city,
both ladies and gentlemen, come up to their
meetings and enjoy with them the pleasant
and profitable exercises, which in other parts
of our country and Europe have been found
so promotive Of good 10 all the best interest
Of society. Surely if Righteousness and
truth is the glory Of any nsiion, and an hon
est man the Roblest work of God, those
means which are promised upon the immu
liability of the Creator himself to be produc-
tive to such ends should receive the prompt
attention aud heartitst sympathy Of every
one.
The meetings are only one hoar in length
the ex ercises are pleasantly varied, and we
hope they will do much good.
Come and 60 with US this evening at
O'Clock.
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NOVICE.

GO TO G A DAVIS. No "a Church street.
~, ~ rev doors above Main, to get your Boots
He makes to order every style of Boot or Sho.
now worn, ami guarantees satisfaction in ali
cases. +. ur '1-
The very best French Calf Skins that car, b.
gotten is always on hand, and the best work
men employed. za F.-. no ~
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For Puddings, Pies, sc.

TNHE Manu- facturers of the Maizena,, com.
mend It to the Public as valuable add.
ton to the National Bill OF Fare, and is in high
favor with all who have used it.
1t is highly nutritious and wholesome. has
delicate flavor Of its own, and may be prepared
in many delicious ways for the table. Price 10
cents per lb. and for sale VIII olesale and retail
by e-zsg--.tf sau f..
del saslH A.&C.A. SANTOS.
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N Office.

'NHE Ladies Of Isle of Wight County are re.
in Smithfeld on SATURDAY the 10th of De-
cem5er next, for the purpose OF considering in
view OF the condition Of the times, the pro-
pr'ety OF pledging ourselves not to use or buy
after certain period be obtained North OF
Masons and Dixsons line, and to unite the co.
operation Of the Ladies' OF the state and of the
entire South. -.
deg 4 BY MANY LADIES.
OUHM SPERM OIL.-s0O Gallons in store,
/ and for sale by l. :
no % N, A. Il @, A, SANTOS.
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OY STER BUCK EFT.

4 heavy strong made Bucket, just the thing
"A for Shipping Oysters sizes, 4 gallons and
gallons, Call and see them, for sale by
f. Rol6 F. Jones,