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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Jno D Winslow
an agent Of Messrs Lockett, Davis Il Co.
jewellers, of New York, committed suicide
this morning by shooting himself through
the head Yesterday he had entrusted
box efjewelry, valued at $4,000, to color
ed porter to carry to the Office of Messrs.
Draper, Tiffit & Co., but the box not being
delivered it was supposed to have been stos
lee. The young man immediately informed
the police, but being unable to recover il.
ne was driven to despair and rashly took his
life as stated. Before the Commission of thp
deed he wrote letter to his mother Al
Providence, to his employers, and to Mr..
Arnold. This morning few hours after
the fatal act had been committed, the miss
ing box was recovered, having been left by
the porter in mistake at another iewelry
establishment in Market street. The de-.
ceased was single man aged ~ years.
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L a EST NE VS.
The Liverpool Cotton CircuIar

- AAO AShV PVok OOeCuAh
New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The mails by the
Royal Mail Steamship Canada, arrived here
this evening from Boston.
The following are the circular reports of
the Liverpool Cotton Market.
Messrs Glare & Sons report extreme pri-
ces, and an exceedingly firm market, with
leaning towards the sellers. New Orleans
middling, 75sd.; Mobile do. I'D; Upland
do. I'd.
Stolferioht quotes New Orleans middlinp
at N, and Upland middling at 15-l6d. .
The stock of Orleans middling was becom.
ing scarce and the price had advanced *.
Hewitt Il Co.'S. circular says there is an
absolute scarcity of the better qualities,
which has induced an active effort on the
part of spinners to secure early receipts,
and unusually large sales have been made of
cotton to arrive The market is an eighth
aearer, but in some cases where the style
and staple were objects there was greater
advance on New Orleans qualities.
New Orleans middling, I'D; Mobile,
I'D; Uplands, I'd. The imports of the
week are 1000 bales. At sea, $4,000 bales
against 5000 bales last year. Manches-
ter goods and yarns have advanced fully
Yd.aId.
Richardson & Spence report an advance
led.
Wakefield & Nash quote New Orleans mid
dlings at 7-l6d.-an advance l-l6aLd., in
consequence of the frost.
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patent medicine agent named Carr, COM
mitted suicide at Marietta, Ohio, last Fri
day, by hanging himself.
Charles E. Lynch, young lawyer of Bal
tmore. was drowned lately while going
from Carlo to Natchez.
geoth from a Scratch Tuesday Mr..
james Geiger, of Westmoreland county,
Pa. died from the effects of simple scratch
upon the leg, received two weeks previous
~, The wounds caused modification OF the
limb.
Mary c. Cole, aged about IA, was drowned
at Baltimore last Saturday.
VIM. Eagan was drowned at Charleston,
=. C. last Friday.
The Georgian House of Delegates has
passed bill requiring executions to be pri-
Vate.
The receipts OF the Memphis and Charles,
town Railroad, for the month Of October,
amounted to $lb4, 75l.97.
Dr.. Kissel, German, ended his life re-
csntly at Cottonwood, Kansas, by taking a
compound which he had prepared for pa
tient.
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Additional by the Overland Cal
ifOrnia Mail,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Private advices
from Brownsville of the 10th inst. confirm
the Augona's news.
The Cahawba. from Havana, with advic-s
to the 18th, has arrived-news unimport.
ant.
The U. S. sloop-of-war Saratoga has ar
rived rye! below, and is engaged in watching for
tilibusters
ST. Louis, Nov. 22.-The Overland Cali
lorna mail OF the 3lst ult., telegraphed
from Jefferson City yesterday, has arrived
here.
Lieut.. General Scott arrived at rort
Townsend on the 25th ult., and established
his headquarters aboard the steamer Massa-
chusetts. His health was much improved.
No definite plan of action had been decided
on.
The steamer j. l.. Stevens arrived out ON
the 10th ult.
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NOTICE.

A Il PERSONS having Watches. Clocks ~
~ Jewelry for Repairs at my Store No. los.
Hlgh street Portsmouth, are respectfully re-
quessed to call for the same, and all those who
are indebted to me will be kind enough to
come forward and settle their accounts, as in
tend to remove the Stock of this store to Nor.
1olk; prompt attendance would save trouble for
me and my kind customers
lalso offer to sell all the Fixtures recently
nag made, and which are as good as new, taste
fully and strong, suitable for Jewelrv. Mill.
merry, Confectionery or Fancy Store. Apply at
the above mentioned store, or at No. 81 Main
street, Norfolk. M. q
no % T. CuRnTs Anan.
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Cosmopolitan Art Journal for
ReCemher.

The December No. of this valuable and
interesting quarterly is on our table. Among
its table of contents, we notice good thing
in the way of poem, called "The Stills OF
Cold" which from hasty glance, we are
inclined to believe, will take station with
"Nothing to Wear" &c. Stills of Gold is
illustrated with appropriate cuts. The from
tispiece, "This little Pig went to Market,
&C." is worth the price of the book.
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MONTREAL, Nov. 2l.-A terrible gale pre-
vailed on the st. Lawrence, below this place.
on Saturday night. The ship John Bull
went ashore on the lower end of the island
OF Orleans. The weather was so thick and
rainy that the steamship North American
was obliged to anchor off the Pillars from
half.past two o'clock on Saturday afternoon
I'LL yesterday Sunday morning. She pass
ed Feather Pointsoon after one o'clock this
morning. The weather is now clear, with
strong westerly wind. 1t froze hard here
last night.
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BURROWS
RELIA BILE
MEDICIN H.

FOR THE RAPIp AND EFFEcTuAL CURE OF
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS. RHEUlfdTISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY SCARLET FEVER.
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY.
GRAND ULAR s WELLINGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MERcUR1AL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES,
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the System, or occasioned by fmprudence in
Life.
For sale in Norfolk by
j. w. BURROW l. CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church ST.
jy IL
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Frightened to Death.-A boy was fright
ened to death at Ottawa, Canada, on the
I'd, under the following circumstances
Some men were about to slaughter an OK,
and had attached one end of the rope to the
horns, and passed the other through the door
into the slaughterhouse, and were driving
the animal in. The boy, Simon O'Donnell,
light on the proceedings. When the beast
was driven in, it appears that it made sud-
den movement toward the corner where the
boy was, and was instantly seized by the
nose by one OF the dogs, when it roared out
loudly, and the boy dropped to the ground
in an instant, perfectly dead.
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A Chinese Dinner.--During the visit of
Mr.. Ward, the American Minister to Pekin,
China, he was :honored with a sumptuous
dinner. Though only the three Chinese
commissioners and Mr.. Ward, his secretary,
and two interpreters, were present and sat
down to it, the supply was enough for at
least hundred, and the expense was esti-
mated at $1,000. 1t consisted of various
dishes-birds' nests. sharks fins, heifer's
teats, watermelon seeds, &C., &c, the
whole amounting to no less than thirty cow-
seS
Washington Monument. 1t is understood
that the managers OF the National Washing
ton Monument have adopted resolution to
appeal to the patriotism of the S tate gov
ernments to aid them in their efforts to rear
a monument to the name and fame OF Wash
ington, at the seat of government; and with
that view have already addressed letter to
the Governors OF several States, requesting
them to lay their application before the re-
spective Legislatures now in session or soon
to assemble.
Soulouque, the ex-Emperor of Hayti, is
staying at Kingston, but is in great trouble.
His minister, Dessalines, has created domes.
tic trouble by his attentions to Soulouou e s
sister -in-laws, and the exEmperor's temper
is further soured by his defeats at the bill.
ard-table. When in Hayti his ceurtiers al
ways allowed him to gain the game, but in
Jamaica the players are not SO respectful.
Relsef far Broaonsoille.-A. Gerard asks
an appropriation of $4,000 from the Coun-
Gil OF New Orleans, to enable him to equip
A company of 100 men TO go to tue relief of
Brownsville.
A young lady in Lansingburgh was told
that a party was to be given in that place,
and that lots OF young men from Troy would
be present. eyes" she said--"yaeant lots.
probably"
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
WEDNEsDAY,.Nov. 70.

WEDNEsDAY,Nov %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Baltimore.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, from Rich
mond, bd to New York, put in to finish load.
ing to NJ Smith & Bro
Brig Pilot Fish, Savage, from Turks Island,
with salt to Hardy T. Bros.
Schr Marian, Heath, from N C, with corn to
Grandy Y Stout.
Schr Arcola, Carson, I'm N. Y; with mdze.
for Sundry persons, to B L Bockover.
Boat Carraway, from c, corn to B Book
over.
Boats Iron Sides, Mary Ann. Virginia Ann,
Hard Times, i'm N G.; corn and slaves to John
James.
CLEARED.
Schr Ringgol Id, Crowell, Tor Providence, with
corn to A Bell r Son.
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Mrs. Winslovv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by sottening the gums, re-
ducing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect,
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my2s ly
WF- SandfOrd's Lii r InvtgOrator--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-lsa mild
and effectual cathartlc acting first on the LIVER,
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus Strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & C. A.
SANTOS. ma tim
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N Office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
snould be addressed to JOHN R. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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New Y DIRK Markets..

New YORK, November 22.-Floar-la
dull. Sales OF $500 bbls. State 81. 90a4, 90:
Ohio SIS 35a5.5O; Southern $5.50a5.76.
Whsat-ls dull, but neminally unchanged.
Corn is quiet, and prices unchanged.
Pork-Tne market closed buoyant, Mess at
$3.50; Prime $l0S715.
Lard-The market is dull; sales at lO%a
1917 cents.
Whiskey-ls dull at rs cents.
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II y "TImE TRIES ALL THINGS" and has
LIZ proven that sWistar's Balsam Of wild
cure Of coughs colds Group, whoopins ' coush
bronchitis, asthma, phthisc, sore throat in
fiuenza, and ''last, not least" consumption.
For sale by M. A. 81 C. A SANros and
Wake : Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
dealers everywhere.
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Latest from CharlestOWn.

lnterv;e,g betaueen Governor Wise and the
Prisoners-Interesting PartecularS-Dis-
position Of the Troops, DC.
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CHARLEsrowN, VA, Nov. 22.-U. s. Mar
shall johnson, of Ohio, denies have given in
formation that large body of men were
preparing to cross into Virginia.
Yesterday was spent here in grand mill
tary parade, and review of the troops by
the Governor.
During the afternoon, Gov. Wise and staff
had long interview with theIprisoners, urg
ing them to prepare for death, as the SEN
tence of the Court would be carried into eff
feet without any interference on his part
Brown declared himself prepared to die, and
justified his course in the Harper's Ferry
affair, only regretting his error in not al
lowing the train to pass. Cook protested
willingness to be shot, but said he always
had great repugnance hanging.
Gov. Wise said that Coppee was the only
one of the prisoners whose punishment he
even thought of committing, but was now
determined to hang them all
The Governor yesterday received dis
patch from the Governor of South Carolina,
rendering any amount of military aid for the
defence of Virginia. Gov. Wise, in reply,
thanked him for the offer, but assured him
that Virginia was able to defend herself.
The Richmond military were all ordered
to return home, but two companies remained.
The Governor expresses an intention of hay-
ing 1000 military present on the day of ex-
ecution.
The Richmond Blues go to Martinsburg
tonight. Col. Smith, of the Military Insti-
stute, with the Cadets and HOwitzers, has
been ordered to Charlestown.
Gov. Wise returns to Richmond to-mor-
row.
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TERMS.

The Day BOOK will be served to subscribers
atos cents per week, payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail it will be 81 per year, ~
tor SIX months, and 81 for three months, paya
BILE III advance.
u T. Circulation greater than the DANES
of both Cities combined. 90
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SpeCias NOTICE.
THE WHEELER & WILSON STITCH
OCo9Gl0O90G

THE WHEELER q WILSON STITCH,
OOCgEQ0O90G
rs APPLICABLE To ALL PURPOSE
l. HEMMlNG, CoRDING TUcK1NG.
QUILTING. TELLING, GATHERING
done neatly and with despatch at the office in
JOHNSON'S HALL, Nor folk,
22MAIN STREET, Richmond.
W5~ Price Of Machines $50 100 to 500. =fGf
W Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. so
no le-lwN E. II. CRAIGE, Agent.
TI = AMONG DISEASES, Dyspepsia and
Us Diarrhea rank most difficult to cure.
we are pleased to have it in our power to point
out remedy which has proved effectusl i'll
many cases, and which we can safely recon-
mend as certain and infallible cure. 1t has
been the means of rcscuing thousands from an
untlmely grave, and given the glow OF health
to many cadavereus ioIm. The medicine we
have reference to is ''HosTETrER' CELEBRAT-
ED STOMACH BITTERs.'' These Bitters whose
virtues are promulgated through the State. are
continually increasing in the favor OF the pub
lie, and from the many cures they have effect
ed, have doubtless the ascendancy over any
other preparation before the public.
For sale by BURRUSS Il BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF BraIdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
sists and dealers generally, everywhere.
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SOMETHING NOVAL.
EXTENSION FINGER RINGS.
EXTENSION FINGER RINGS
A MOTHER lot of the above Ringa was lust
"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, a splendid
lot OF Gold Armlets, Children's Ear Drops,
Chatelaine Pins. Chatelaine Pins, Gold Shields,
Gold Shields.
The Ladies and others are respectfully in.
vited to call and examine my stock.
c F GREENWOOD,
p Main street,
no ~ Head of Market Square.
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IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
/ square l day...$0 SO do 2weeks.'2 rs
do days. 0 rs Square month .$4 90
do 3 days. / 90 do 2months 90
do week. IS do 3months. 10 90
An advertisements ordered twice or thrice
.week, for each insertion after the first.
per square ...,i, ;. =;
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C., will be
charged as other advertisements, and payment
! equired in advance.
All transient advertisements To be paid in adj
Vance,
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Indian Agency.

Lieut.. Mawry reports that the special ap-
oropriation for the Pimos and Marricopas
Indians of Arizona, placed in his hands by
the Secretary of the Interior for disburse-
.nent, had been applied to the purchase
of two thousand agricultural and mechani
cal implements and a quantity of goods for
the two tribes, which number about ten
thousand souls, principally engaged in agri-
culture. The past year they had about fifteen
thousand acres of land under cultivation,
with crops. The greater part of their pro-
duce was sold to the Overland Mail Com
pany, the rest to emigrants. Lieut.. Mowry
erected and furnished shop for blacksmith
and carpenter work. The report contains
much valuable information. 1t lis anticipat-
ed that the bounty of the government will
lead to the further civilization of these In
dians, and much increase their products in
succeeding years. Colonel A. B. Gray had
laid out the Reservation, including about
sixty-four thousand acres, on both sides of
the Gila river, as prescribed by act of Con-
eress for these Indians.
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COLORED PARAFINE WAX
CANDLES.

a VERY beautiful article. Also the original
"A Defensive Soaps, said to be the best Com.
pound In existence tor saving money, time and
labor in washing. For sale at
E DEMING'S
no 20 No. 80, Church street.
(H y A copy)
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Thanksgiving Day.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day, no
paper will be issued from this office.
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Odics, No. 81, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va
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STERLING SILVER,
STERLING SILVER,

STERLING SILVER,
STERLING SILVER,
STERLING SILVER.
SEVERAl fine lots of Sterling Silver Ware
~ We're received within the past few days at
Il 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
Whlch comprises every article usually to be
low as the lowest North. DON'T fail to cali and
examine at least, at
CT GREENWOOD'S
81 Main street,
no Is Head of Market Square.
RUTTER, CHEESE, BUCKWHEAT
50 Tubs Extra Prime Goshen Butter,
SO Kegs Dairy Glades do
90 do Medium N. Y. State do
so Boxes Prime do do Cheese.
$40 Bags superior Buckwheat,
20 Bbls No. | Mackerel lust received, and for
sale by u WOODBRIDGE
no % No. S. Roanoke Square.
LHRUIT, FRUIT.-25 boxes new Citron.
L 100 Il Drums new Figs 100 boxes new
RaisinS 10 Casks new Currants, 100 barrels An
pies just received, and for sale by
u WOODBRIDGE,
no % No 5, Roanoke Square.
(Herald copy alD
ID +. JAMES, Dealer in the very best pro-
~ visions and groceries that can be had. If
you want a choice piece of Corned Beef
Smoked Beef, or Tongues or anything of the
kind, you are sure to get it by calling on
R. +. JAMES, in the Market,
i'll the morning, and on tn e corner of
Wolf and Avon SITS. in the afternoon.
no Is
GOING, GOING, GOING,
The Stock OF
D RY GODS,
At No. As MAIN STREET.
Must be turned into
MONEY.
ME have been selling some great Bargains
w during the pastweek, and still are ready
to sell more. N'
There are great many excellent
WINTER GOODS
yet on hand, and all in want should come with
the CASH and they need not go away disap.
pointed as 10 prices. II DAWSON,
no Is 45 Main sweat
RU1"FER.-I am III receipt of nice lot of
- Butter, which intend to run of at ietail at
the same low price of only IS cents per ID
though Its splendid article, and you viii say
so too when you try 1t. Send your quarter to
nCa! JAN e, JONES
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THos. o. WISE, Publisher.
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LYNCH LAw.-Jesse Bean, formerly Of
Norristown, Pa, who has been living for
several years in Mcdowell county, Va, re
Gently became subject for the application
of lynch law in Tazewell, on account of sus-
picions that he was in the habit of tamper-
ing with slaves and inducing them to run
away. He was waited upon, but refused to
leave or give any very satisfactory account
of his opinion on the subject of slavery. A
proposition was made to resort to severity
when his possession of wise discretion was
evinced by hasty preparations for departure.
The Jeffersonville Advocate says:
Reflection coming to his aid, as be pro-
ceeded, he gradually heightened and quick
ened his steps, the crowd following close
after. Meantime, the windows were hois-
ted, doors were thrown open, and men and
women, boys and girls began to line the
streets, and whether from the ominous 81
lence of his pursuers, or from the prompt
ings of few guilty reflections, our hero,
who was running veritable guantlet, be-
gan to get the better of his coat tail, which,
in order to keep company with him, had to
take the wind kite fashion. In truth, we
were told it 'stuck straight out behind him."
Not disposed to abandon the chase so easily,
he was soon overhauled and brought to a
second parley, whereupon he agreed to leave
the country forthwith, never to return.
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CLoAkS, CLOAKs, CLOAKs.
NM E have just received per last steamer
w jamestown from N. York direct from
the Manufacturers, a lot of 65 Cloaks, Talmas,
Raglans, Busters &C., viz:
20 black Cloth Raglsns from $500 up to 1926, 90
20 90 40 Ialmars from 600 to $500
These are of the newest Partisan STYLES and
are the cheapest we have ever had the pleasure
to exhibit to our friends. If you will lust cali
at r. CAMPE, SO E. Main street, you can be
supplied. no %
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Winter Arrangement.

w fHtCI n dH Is CIHCIL'
The New York and Virginia
,a6E&Sk, Steamship Company's Steam.
xLGLE8EXfs ships A M Z ST o w N
- AND ROAM OKE, will leave
W VEIN 9 and SATIJRDAy fter r'f tbs
arrival of the Southern cars
Passage to New York, State Room and Meals
included SO.
Steerage passage, $4.
For further in formation, apply to
no M SMITH s. BRO, Agents.
AT OXFORD HALL PORTSMOUTH
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NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS
WE have received within the past .s&~.
w few days the following Boots, ID
Shoes, &c.
81 pairs Quilted Bo tom Boots best in the
city, "a do Scotch Bottom Boots, so pairs French
Boots, Patent Leather and Calf Skin, "a pairs
Edge Calf Sewed Boots, Sc pairs all Calf double
sole Caters Manufactured by Benkert and kept
only by us in this market, "a pairs all Calf
Caters the same as above with single soles, 20
pairs kid top Calf toxed Caters, thick and thin
soles, "a pairs Calf Strap Shoes, "a pairs Patent
Strap Shoes, Sc pairs double sole and upper
Stitch Calf Boots.
All the above goods are Just TO hand from the
best Manufacturers from Philadelphia, we have
also Scotch Bottom Boots and hoes of our own
Manufacture.
LII BRICKHOUSE & co,
no 10 NO. 9, Market Square, Norfolk Va.
IA copy
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Notice!
HOUSEKEEPERS AND HEADS OF FAMI-
LIES

READ! READ READ READ
SEVERAL Families having expressed to us
- desire to get very choice article of Butter
LOT WINTER use; we take pleasure In announ-
eng the arrival per steamer OF a very Elegant
DAIRY OF Fine Family Butter, sent to us eX-
presSiy and direct rom a sentlemans Dairy
farm IN Chenango County State of New York.
FINEST Article we have seen in this mark IT for
some years, and we know what good Butter is,
such chance to secure such an article occurs
but seldom.
be further convinced call yourselfat
C. DEMiNG'S City Family Grocery,
no ~ No. 60 Church ST.
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FRUIT, FRUIT.
~ ca candies momently expected and viii
oe sold py the pound and whole package 10
suit purchasers. Those wishing supply will
40 we II 10 leave their orders with me, as / viii
warrant all good aud sound, and az low rs,s.
as other vendors.
VIM. II. DRURY,
no IA Ma ~, Cor OF Cove snd Church II,