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10 YOUNG MEN.

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN.
Received to-day per Roanoke, a small
- lot Of very fine finished Calf BOOTS,
u small sizes 4, S and 6, oar own make and
warranted exactly the thing you want
and ought to have. Also small size Congress
Caters, there will be sold IS per cent less than
the usual price at ULLMAN'S
oc27 Opposite the Day Book Office.
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HAVING purchased the establishment OF A
Ii Lemuel Adams, ard made large additions
to the stoch, we are now prepared to do BIND
ING in all its branches. with nearness and des-
patch. Being determ ined to merit the patron
age of the citizens OF Norfolk and vicinity, we
guarantee to give entire satisfaction in all Ca
SEES. CLARK j. WALTERS.
oc Sly Hill street. next to Rloodeood's
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POSSESSED. GIVEN THE FIRST OF
JANUARY, 1859.
THE LARGE BOARDING HOUSE WITH
EIGHTEEN ROOMS,
In THE BUSINESS CENTRE OF THE
CITY OF NORFOLK, NUMBER so
AND 50 MAIN STREET,
49, OFEh the Stores of Webb, Moore and
EIii Gil!ersine, having wide hall for the
s&:iE entr nee. 1t has large parlors on the
first door,
large rooms on the second floor,
10 rooms on the third floor, six of which hav,
fire places
The above premies are in excellent order,
having had the Gas fixtures put in the Parlors
and Passages.
With the establishment are two large cis-
terms, kitchen. paved yard, H., &c.
Applications received at the store of
c. HALL & CO,
oc27 Norfolk, Va.
DEAUTTUL DeLAINES at IS cts. new
" - rich Designs.
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain tore,
oc rs IL Market Square.
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LO 8 81

an Saturday the 22nd inst, GOLD PENCIL
" CASE with pen attached, the head 0 the
case was conical and the Pencil portion was
moved by screw about the midway the case
1t is highly valued as bling the gift of de-
parted relation, nd the finder will be gratefully
rem. embered, az we'll as literally rewarded by
leaving the same with the Editor of this paper.
oc 37-4t
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A PREACHER KILLS DocToa Rev. John
W Moseley, member of the Presbytery Of
Central Mississippi, shot and killed DR.. Viii.
Jon, at Sarcoxie, Mo-, ON the LIST instant. DR..
Wilson was an old settler of that place, and
india daughter married He had for some time
been making unlawful advances to Moseley's
sister, who is the mother of six children. He
wrote her a letter of eight pages, proposing an
elopement and marriage, and sent it by his
|Tother. Size showed it to her son, and it re.
'nlted in his killing Wilson. Moseley vas
immediately tried and acquitted by the civil
authorities, with demonstrations of great ap.
|Gsuse among the people of the town and
's6bnty.i
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Melancholy Aforementioned Gardner,
LOT Fallsburg, Sullivan county, N. Y, was
accidentally fatally shot by an only son,
few days since. The son fred load out of
his rifle at frame building and shot his
father on the opposite side, nat knowing he
was out of bed.
A Bold Attempt has been made to rob the
ST. Louis State Savings Institution, by a
man entering a sewer at the river,passing up
excavating from the sewer towards the
He was bold enough to work in the
ime, and was discovered, but escaped.
consumption of snails is steadily in
pg in Paris. More than a million
worth Of this exquisite, generous and
pus animal is brought to market dur
year.
4 han named Daniel Walters was con-
victed the other day in Detroit of stealing a
pair of cattle from his own wife.
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TAILORING, TAILORING

I'M r. bNNSON INFORMS MS IrleNuS anu
Ls the public generally, that he is located
at n Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description OF Gentlemen's Garments in
a neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended To and satisfaction given.
A share of public patronage Is solicited.
Oc 9l-3m
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| Selected
EXPRESSLY
| FOR :
| Medicinal
AND
FAMILY
USE.

"A. J. NOOK q CO.'S,
22 Wide Water Street, next door to
je IL S. o. MERwIN Il Co.. Auct'rs.
OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
FRESH, SPlCED AND PICKED.
THE UNDERSIGNED having a large
i Str ok Of OYSTERS planted OF the best
Qua lily and taken from the water daily, Is pre-.
pared to pack to order for any part of the coun-
try. e4
o. Orders thankfully received and prompt.
ly attended to.
HENRY FITZGERALD
Sc l9-3m No. II Campbells wharf.
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To Travellers.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEM

! FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
| xTss~ h On and after Monday next the
sssEaszslss 18th inst, the Steamer E COFFEE
| Will leave her wharf Ia Norfolk at half past q
| O'Clock, every morning as follows:
MONDAY Wednesday and Friday for Eastern
Shore Va; Tuesday and Saturday for Matthews ;
Thursday two trips to Old Peint and Hampton
On Thursday evening she will leave at 3 o.
clock, instead of CLOCK, as heretofore.
The Coffee will touch at Portsmouth, Old
Point and Hampton, going and returning on
all her trips.
se3 PMcCARRtCK, Captain.
To Northern and Eastern Traveller
via Senboard and Roanoke Rail
Road and Bay Line.
LOUISIANA u sx 1Aa s spSn apk SlsamsE.
with unsurpassed accommodations Of State
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Baltimore; leav-
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, every evening,
lSunday excepted) at az O'Clock, r. NJ, and
Portsmouth on the arrival Of the Southern Cars
as follows:
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo. W. Russell, on
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
The ADRLAIDE, Captain James Cannon, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY; arriving
in Baltimore in time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North and West.
BY this arrangement, connection will be
made in New York with the Sound Beats for
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroads to
Eastern cities.
w through llCK6tS 10 De OBTAINED on board
for Washington. Philadelphia and New York
apis w. A. LOWELL, Agent,
SUMMER EMIT.
AR
SEABoAap AND ROANOKE RAILROAD COY.
nr,,,P PSIssmo Sa,, "a April pr 18th, 1859;
~ after NJ o DA Y, the 18th instant, the
Trains of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
will leave the Station foot of North street, at
81 O'Clock, A. NJ, for Weldon and the South,
at the Office before the Train starts An ad.
ditionai charge will be made wi en- the fare Is
collected in the Cars.
A. WORRALL, Superintendent.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMSHIP LIME OF PACK ETS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EVERY "WEDNESDAY AT IL cLecx,
4KSk A. M. tim
FJvEE Unien Steamship Co.'s Steamers City
i of Richmond. Capt. MrcKxLL; Penn
sylvanfa, Capt. TEAL, and Virginia. Capt.
KELLY. 4
One of these steamsnfps will leave Higgins
wharf Nerfolk, for Philadelphia, every Wednes-
day at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. until further notice.
Passage $6, berths and meals included.
For freight or passage, apply to
7 r CR0WELL, Agent,
Higgins wharf. Norfolk,
N. Bone of these Steamers will leave Phil.
adelphia every Wednesday at A. M.
my Tin
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS wonld resnectfuuv
L ASK the attention OF their customers and
the publcto their large assortment of S COVES.
FURNACES, RANGES. Tia Ware, Japaned
ware, Block Tin and Bri,tania Ware &C.
The New World Cook Stove is decidedly tho
most popular Cook Stove in the marAet We
nave also the atapsco, Complete Cock, Flora.
Ehchantress, Premiun and variety of the
most approved patterns.
Joobing and Repairing promptly attended To
ny LOG ROBERTS & co.
"a & Transcript c ,nvs
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ALUM AlER.

ALUM VA lER.
WE have constantly on hand Alum Water
" from the celebrated Pulaski SPRINGS.
ms water is highly medicinal, being specific
In Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Cutaneous disorders of
an kinds and diabetes of whatever form. II
nss also greatreputation for its certain and
permanent cures of Female Complains
For sale by the case, containing one dozen,,r
by the single bottle
&C Is KING 4. Tnv
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ROWLAND - RROTaGf have re.
N moved their office TO the new wareh ouse
No. 90 b y Rowland's wharf adjoining their
old stand. oc &c
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
| From the Merchants and MechGnics' Er.
change Books.

From the Merchants and MechGnics' Er.
change Books.
SATURDAY, Oct. %.
3 ARRIVED.
4 Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Baltimore,
Steamer Georgana, -, I'm Baltimore.
Brig Crawford, Small, I'm New ork, to Chas.
Reid.
Brig Albert Thoxter, Eaton, I'm New York,
to Chas. Reid.
Schr Julea Rich,- -, from Alexandria, to
leighton Mass, put in leaking to Robbins &
Batiey.
Schr Jefferson, Jarvis, fm York River, with
meal to Jesse Jones, and peas to Mellen San.
tos
Schr North State, Wilbern, I'm Williamsburg
to master.
schr w B Darling, Boxser, from Boston to
Delk & Lindsey, wi mdzs. to SundrJ persons.
CLEARED.
Schr Z A Finly, Cooper. for Smithfeld
Schr B Urquhart, Adams, for Smithfield.
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,

vintage 40 ana '4S.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Vines,
"Megler 81 8 yrs. oil,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
. J. MOCK & CO.'S,
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L At Z s T N z VS..
Financial Panic at Toronto,
c.. W..

c. w.
TORONTO, G. W., Oct. 27th.-The Inter-
national Bank of Toronto suspended yestet-
day.
The Colonial Bank, an institution of a
similar character, is undergoing great run
to-day. The doors are besieged by thou
sands of excited depositors
N ---.--..
NV ORLEANS, October 27,h.-Advices
from Vera Cruz to the 22d instant report
that the British Consul has been authorized
to recognize the Juarez administration.
Miramon is reported as continuing prepa-
rations for an expedition against San Luis.
There was enc American vessel of war in
the port Of SACRIFICES.
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LHE :, EXTENSION BACK COOK STOVES.
w , mouiu invite the attention OF the citi-
'v Zens at large to the above Cook Sr.ye. II
Is the most convenient and economicai stove
now In use. Call down and see them besides
a large variety OF other patterns of Cook and
Parior stoves, which we running eff low for
Cash. Give US call before you make a mr.
chase. A w SMALL & co,
No. S, West Wide Water sts eet,
oc IL Sign of the Red Stove
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TO HOUSE KEEPERS.
kEEPERS OF ORnIN ARNS y

10 HOUSE KEEPERS
KEEPERS OF ORDINARYSXc
WE would invite your attention to our largo
w Stock of Tin War; of our own m .uufss-
tory, with large assnrtme,.t Block lin and
Japaned Ware which we are 81 itis inwer than
any housa in + e city. Give u, a cali before
purchasing elsewhere
A W SMALL & co
No. 5, " att, sIe.t
&C VS. Sign Of rhe Red Stove.
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~ PORTLAND, Oct. 27.-A line OF steamships
will keep up weekly service between Liv-
erp60l and POI tlahd this season. The Hun
garian leaves Liverpool for Portland on the
I'd OF November.
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LEAvENwoarH, Oct. 27.-The overland ex-
Lpress from Denver city arrived, with dates
10 the 2O'h inst, and $4,000 in gold dust.
The electio of Mr.. Williams as delegate
TO Congress is confirmed.
On the oath, the people were to vote or
against provisional government.
The mining operations are drawing to a
close.
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RunaWay-S5O eward
FOR NEW YORK.
ETEA MSIIID Do Rnnn

3 4s FOR NEW YORK. -
STEAMSHIP re- 4NOKE.
EXCURSION TICK cts TO NEW YORK ID.
S4Eek The Steamship ROANOKE, Capt j.
:laA Couch. will leave Norfolk for New
York on Saturday sevening after the arrival of
the South ern cars.
Passage including State Room 90
Meals FIFTY CENTS Extra.
excursion Tickets between Norfolk and New
York per steamers YORKTOWN, Jamestown and
Roanoke, will be issued tor $l3 the round trip,
Meals and state Rooms included. These tickets
will be good by either steamer until ist October
next, but they are not transferable, nor will
round trip.
for Freight OF passage, apply totAA
.u,74 JIM SMITH BRO
The Steamship JAMESTOWN viii leave
Norfolk for New York on Wednesday evening,
after the arrival OF the southern Cars. ~
FALL AND WIN TER GOODS.
SECOND additional and Urge arrivals Of
~ Fall and Winter Geods at ~ CAMPES
Al and As Main street,
It's very Advisable to all those visiting Nor
folk who do not know what is going on ID
Norfolk. just to pay visit at N Camps's Old
Established Dry and Fancy Goods Emporium,
there there you can md the greatest novelties ex-
hibited in Norfolk rom pence Domestic up
to the finest Silk Robe Dresses, Ribbons from
cent to so cents per yard, the richest assert.
ment in all wool French double Joope Robe
Dresses, English and French Cailcoes, white
and colored plain and twilled Flannels. white
AID colored Canon FlanneJs Sleeps Crews.
Sattinets ard Cassimeres, Fmbroideries, Under
Garments, Dress Trimmings and all kinds of
heavy goods Tor Servants. Call at al and 43
Main street, corner OF Addington's lane and
you will lind even more than you expect, and
prices to suit the times.
81 NCAMpE
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C II f 5 II N q II S

NTE have alter repeated, and untiring eff ,rts,
w been enabled to procure large lot of
well dried and sweet Che3tnuts. Call early and
supply yourselves.
oc % C. JORDAN & SON.
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DRESS GOODS AND sk1A WIS
+ AIDES if you want something really pretty
- and cheap In the above line, please call at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain store,
&C "A IL Market Square,
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Overland Mail

ST. LorIs, Dec. 2.-The Overland mail
of the llth has reached Jefferson Civ
The occurrence of heavy rains had almost
stopped business
Fears arc entertained for the safety of
several ships long over due from New York
Among them are the Chcru5im, due over
three months, and the Golden Eagle, due
over two months. Ten other clippers on
the way to that port have been out over
1870 days.
Recent rains have penetrated every sec
ton Of the State, giving renewed activity
to agricultural and mining.
The bridge across the Yuba River at
Parks bar, was swept away.
Four highwaymen attempted to rob a
stage having a large amount of treasure,
belonging to Wells, Fargo Il Co. Two
of the robbers were killed and ono wound
ed by two Sacramento policemen in the
coach.
General Kibbe, of the California militia.
who has been engaged for several months
past in breaking up the haunts of the
Platte River Indians, has succeeded iu
killing eighty warriors aud taking four
hundred prisoners.
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Disunion Message.

WAsuISGToX, Dec. 1.-The Governor of
South Carolina, in his message, while
showing the advantages of a United South
says: solemnly believe we can no lon
gerliVe in peaccand harmony in tn Union.
We can form a confedcracy with the abili-
ty to protect itself against any enemy and
command the respect and admiration of
the world. He recommends such meas
1rcs as will obtain the cooperation of the
Southern States in concerted action in
defence of their institutions, whenever
they may be put in jeopardy by all the
departments of the government passing
into the hands of their enemies The
election of Republican President, he
s"ys, will settle the question of their safety
in the Union
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BY TEIEGRAPH

Il
FHIL4pELPIIA. Dec. Flour Is less active Int
noluErs are firm: snlcs Of 600 Lbs ut S537l% for
supTrhnc, and $5,ST1% for extra; the recciDt5 and
STOCKS are very light. the former exceenR the wants
TI Ihe nome consumers. Rye Flour is firm at 81 %
tHeLe ~ more Wheat coming forward and prices nre
!e;y II' JuCo bus. rcd sold Mt 81 329l35 but the
i.Is s now refuse to pay tn" latter rate Rive IL
M W.; az v3 Corn Is unchanged; 1000 bus sold MT
" LOT old yellow, and T5@S0 for new Oats oTc
steady ut ~ Clover ScGd-5GO bus sold MT S5SS5 S5
IIotny in lots at S240i25O, and Flax Seed al 81 M
roviSOn5 held with increased rlnuess. snles Of Mos
fork ut Sitdl6.50; hams at 11G.I2I sides Mt IOiI
nu shoulders at 81 lot of green sionIdcrs snlJ ~
'i2S'@4' "hi5ky-2OO bbls. sold at 26Iz@2T,
NEW York, Dec. 2-ThU Cotton market ia weak.
Only oO9 lales sold at lie. for Upland Flour do
GnneI l4,OOO bbls. sold. Wheat i@2c lower soIes
I3OOO Ous. NJ for white; 81 IS for red: 81 Is for
eStcrn' Com buOyant; sales 1900 buS ut g3CH9i
Tor yepw anu SO@ST for Pork firm Mt $Il 81 x
l3T pTilne bacon UncliaugTi; sales 100 boxes LONG
ribbed middlcs g. Dressed hogs dull Mt Z
CIScISSATr, Dec. 2.-There is less ncrvc In +b..
S5lv63l5 for supertinc. Wheat il inactive hut mt
lower. Corn i'll steady demand at 49, Oats scarce
and in demand at IS. Barley in good request MT ~
Rye steady ut TSDSO. Whisky dull nt Lc decline
In provisions there is better feeling and holders
are hrmcr MT SIG for mess pork and TlIC9I% for Ia
con shoulders and sides. There Is more shirt in thn
market for hogs. anil packers are more freely buynr
ut SOCgG26 for light and heavy wcights there is n
favorable turn in tile weather. and killing; is again
quite lively Exchange more plenty ut *
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Flour quiet at 1851. Wheat
9sciinng Tor white sales at Sl2S@1 80 FOR prime and
Sl!3Gl rs for choice Corn quiet at 6O@5G2 for new
and GS for old. Provisions quiet; mcss nork S1575
G:lG prime Sll. Land activeat I0lI6DlOII Whisky
rag.
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Sympathy for Brown.

CLEVELAND, Dec. "A meeting was held
here tonight, in commemoration of the
execution of John Brown. Over 500 pco-
pie were present. Able addresses were
made by D. r. Tilden, h. p. Spaulding.
G. II. Langston, y. G. Riddle, and Rev.
Mcssrs. ]. G. White, w. H. Brewster,
Crooks, and J. H. W. Toobry. Rcsolu-
tiohs were adopted, and the addresses
were able. The Hall was dressed in
mourning.
PnILADELPmA, Dec. Am OVERLOOKING
meeting WAS held at the National Hall this
morning to pray for Brown. Numerous
letters were read by Rev. Mr. Furncss, and
addresses were also delivered by Lucret in
Mott, Miss Mary Grew, and others.
Albany, Dec. "a hundred guns were
fired to-day in commcnorotion of Jnhn
Browns execution.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Dee 2-Anattcmpt
was made to toll the City Hail bell to-day
in commemoration of the execution OF
Brown. The bell was only struck few
times, when Mayor Harrington appeared
in the bclfry, and ordered the Brown sym
pathiscrs to dcsiSt. One of them refused,
when the Mayor dropped him down through
the scuttle as the most convenient mode OF
enforcing his exit.
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Letter From Ohio MerobaInts

The following rather unus ual dispatch
was sent, last night. no doubt at the in
stance of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.l
BALTIMORE, Dec 2.-The following let
ter is Furnished by the Ohio merchants
who were arrested at Harper's Ferry:
To TUE PCBIC.-We the undersigned,
having been arrested by military authori-
ties of the State of Virginia. ON the moru-
ing OF "Wednesday last, while proceeding
over the Is. & .. r. r., as passengers for
the East, were disposed to overlook de-
tention and annoyance to which we were
subjected, in the belief that officers were
imposed upon and acted entirely from er-
roneous information. Observing, however.
that we are accused of having EXPRESSED
ourselves antagonistically TO the State re-
garding its prisoners at Charlestown. aud
that Is offered as a reason for our arrest.
we deem It due ourselves thus publicly to
declare the statement entirely without
foundation; that We are not public agita-
tors of any sort, but order-loYing bust
ness men quietly pursuing our own affairs.
we would at the same time. in view of
numerous excited reports that are being
published, take occasion to declare that
we We're treated with every proper consid-
Grafton and Kindness by the military and
citizens of Martinsburg, where the arrest
took place, and that rs soon rs our case
was made known to the Railroad company
the President and other officers promptly
telegTaphed to the Commanding General
and procured our release; and, moreover
as further evidence of our cxoneration of
the B. & 0. Il. Il. Company from all blame
for this unusual proceeding; and to show
our confidence that no further ANNOYANCE
to passengers will occur, we propose 10
return to our homes in the West By that
route tomorrow. (Signed,)
J. w. YANsANT, Fairfield CO., O.
j. B. GLAssFoRD, Morgan CO., o.
J. L. CoMISs, Logan, Hooking CO, O.
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GJ-THE RIvER.-Thero were seven feet
water in the channel yesterday, and the
river was rising rapidly from the recent
heavy rains. The landing looked, under
the influence of the pelting rain, like it
sometimes does on a blue Monday. We
saw nothing but few local packets, about
which there was little or no activity.
The Liberty. Capt. Booth, arrived yes
teT,lay from Cincinnati, and will leave
again this evening. There arc few more
popular commanders than Capt Booth, or
more accommodating Office holders than
the good naturcd De Camps.
We learn that the sinking of n boat load
Of hay by the collision with the tow boat
Lake Erie No. ., mention of which was
made yesterday, resulted in the loss of one
life The victim was man named Will
Iiams, a resident of Petersburg. :,
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Suspected Fillibuster.

ATLANTIC Cry, Dec. "A small steam
er ran into an inlet on Wednesday last and
still remains at anchor. Only one person
came ashore and he, in answer to questions
put to him, stated that the steamer was
from New York, bound TO Havana, having
been purchased by the Spanish govern
mcnt, aud that she put into the inlet in
consequence of head winds. There seems
to be number of men on board and MS
she still remains, notwithstanding the
calm weather, some of our citizens sus-
.pect her of being in the hands of fillibus-
ters.7 Her sides are painted black with
white stripes.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.-The- steamer Gen'l
Lcrrauo' cleared hence for Havana ON Sat
urday last. The. question of fillibusterism
seems. problematical.r
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EST" BLIND CONCERI AT THE McIvRE
HorsE.-Miss LOCKER, young lady who
has unfortunately lost her sight, has ar
rived in this city, and will give concert
on Monday evening, ut the NcLuro House
dining-room. Several amateur musicians
have consented to assist at the entertain
ment. Miss Lockers family, including m
invalid mother and several children, de-
pend upon her concerts for support, and
we hope her worthy efforts will be sub
stontially encouraged. The lady comes
recommended in the highest terms.