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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-05
NO MORE CORNS !
Dr. Herman Nj. HirsehfaId

surgeon Chiropodist.
EOS leave to offer his services to the lad,ss
j., a anu gentlemen OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
ETRATING THE FLESH, ExTaAoTEn WITT
OUT PAIN, so that the Boot or Shoe can be worn
ord heaiateiys without the least nconvenience
store, corner Main and Church street. "s
\, residence 5rd Cross street, between Holt ana
Mariner, opposite the door OF the old Gas House
" Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon a,
can be seen at the Ocean House Portsmouth
clock, P, M. "' '''' a o.
REFERENCES.
DR.. w Moore, DIR. ] } Simpkins 8 w Saline.
ESQ, J. Tompkins Esq; DR. Campbell. j I'm
oN~N'~A ASsHs3 duu OtuerS.
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HEALTH ANs FUN.-The modes of health
ful amusement are so numerous and availa-
BILE to every body, that it is to be wondered
at that our young citizens do not engage
more generally in the excellent exercise they
afford. The youth OF our day, says wri-
ter, lack muscle, vigor and strength. puny
race Of youth are growing up, with spindle
shanks, broomstick arms, aud sunken chests.
Scarcely one of them could ruu a spirited
run a spirited race OF forty rods without
having the heaves for week, or jump six
feet on level without wrenching himself
terribly. Spirit and courage are not OK
ing, but it would all be ineffective in the
hour OF trial for want of muscle and good
wind. The too prevalent bodily weakness
among the men Of our times, predisposes to
disease and early decay. The mind is apt to
share the frailty of the body, and the little
old young men, already fallen into the "sere
and yellsw leaf" at time of life when they
ought to be in the prime and glorious
strength of manhood, are the necessary con-
sequences. ... ,.l.
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Auction Sales.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WALL BIZ SOLD on THURSDAY the 9Th
- inst, at the residence of the late James
u.tem deceased, in Norfolk County. all of his
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, CON
sisting of the usual variety Also, all Of his
stock Of HORSES, HOGS, CATTLE, FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, CARTS, BUGGlES &c.
Also a., one LlGH TER nearly new. Also, about
$50 Bills fCORN and large lot of FODDER
PEAS, POTATOES. &C, &c. Terms al sale,
to commence at IL O'Clock.
.H .... VIM. ETHRIDGE.
Administrator with will annexed.
...z.. BUTT b REYNOLDS,
ue 5-tds Auctioneers
Oh copy 3t and send bill to this ONCE
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CHOICE GKOCEKINs.

CHOICE GROCEkIES.
Nv IL call the attention the CITY and
w COUNTRY TRADE to our well selected
stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES now in store,
and for sale at No. Is Church street, Norfolk,
Va. Call and examine .
del JORDAN BRO.
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OF QUIZ OWN IMPORTATION
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1OOO 1000 Embroidered Collars,
..f... 1000 Embroidered Collars,
. 1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embr, ideTed Collars
AtFOSTER MOORE'S
At FOSTER & MoORE'S
...- 25 Main street,
IS Main sire t,
AT very Reduced Prices,
At very Reduced Prices, no 90
&. RI copy
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Dimity Bands, Dimity Bands.

DIHIIty bahus, DlmIty Bands.
u EAUTlFUL STYLES, very fine, and ex.
- treMely cheap. Ladies who are in want O.
Dlmlty Rutties elm find them very nice at the
American lag Sign Church street, Norfolk,
Va.
de TIC WILLIAMS
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to I2 "A. M, and 7 to o d, IN.
LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. As, E. MAIN STREET.
HE Stock consists of varied assortment
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
Will have daily ales from 10 to u O'Clock and
Tor the gentle men evening sales from to o.
CLOCK. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
the stock is to be sold out as sos n as NAV he
sale Positive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov. . st A-.1 FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers.
P.lSs- Goods will be retailed low during in.
termeditte hours. Feb.
no l9-tfrss ~ ... .. 81. .-......
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J. J, MOORE & CO., Auct,r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
5als WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
.- GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS. Cutlery OF all kinds, Hard.
L ware, Segars. &C., every night at 6k o'clk.,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at II O'Clock A.
NJ, and at retsil every day. Sale at store No
81, Church street.. H, SNOW, Agt.
no l4-4m ]. J. MOORE & c. Auctrs.
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Sergeant's Sale.

Sefgeant's Sale. .
Ky VIRTUE of a warrant of Distress in my
~ hands in favor o. F. b. Association vs. s.
Dannenburg, shall sell on WEDNESDAY,
the 9TH day of Dec, at II O'Clock, on the prem
Uses under the o. F. Hall on Church street, the
entire Stock of NNET s, TRIMMINGS,
FLOWERS, &c. Also the Store will be rented
out for the balance of the year, 80
de gid THOS. J. CORPREW, Sergeant.
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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
gocdS are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected =
i FERGUSON & BELOTE
Sc .3-u uH AuctiOneers
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FEATHERS-FEATE

FEATHERS-FEATHE
WE have just received a small lot of the
w be st live Goose Feathers, which we offer
at the lowest market prices.
fAeE WIN. A. WALTERS " co
no % ]=fsg No. II, Main street
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

VERY rich cold Silk Robes
do do Black do
100 pieces Fancy Silks of all X nds,
100 do Black do do
Rich Plain PoDlins, of all shades,
do Fig and plaid do do 7. ,.i
Plain and Fig Delains,
do Black do
do Col Merinoes
l00 pieces Fig DeLaines, l2kc.
100 do Col. do 1870
All Wool White Flannels,
do Red do
Shaker Flannels, splendid Marseilies Quilts.
1874 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Centre Table
covers,
l91a Blesched Cotton Sheetins, l04 Blaached
Damask, Napkins and Dayliss, English
Also, small Plaid Cassimeres very handsome
col Clocks.
In our embroidery line, we would mention
100 very handsome Collars &C Dimity Bands.
Very ,ich Lace Sets,
do do Real French do
dc do do do small Collars. Lace Her.
thas ana Llu jon do
Our stock is very large, and being de,erm III
ed 10 leduce the same, we are now offering
great Bargains.
Those in want would do well to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere
no " ~ il BLOODGOOD.
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SCUPPERNONG WINE.
JUST received per schr. M A Pender, ~ bbls.
- scuppernong Wine, from one Of the best
VINE ards in North Carolina. For sale by
no ~ T BOCKOYER.
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CORN MEAsURERS SCALES

WE are in receipt of another shipment of
w Fairbanks pa tent Beam, Brass and Steel,
Manufactured expressly for weighing Grain,
Tor sale at Factory prices.
de ,e L-.e LEIGH BRO.
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NOTICE TO ALL THOSE WHOM TT
MAY CONCERN.
HAVE lust opened another firkin of that
L BUTTER. All those wishing a supply
must call Immediately or they will lose their
share VIM, R DRURY,
no 30 No. AZ, Corner Cove and Church st.
Mo. MACK EREL "A Bbl, of the above
~ named Fish just opened, and for sale by
WIN. r. DRURY,
no 70 No. A, Cor of Cove Church st.
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JORDANS Vegetable Cough Candy is the
q very thing you want to cure that trouble
soma Cough and Cold, from which you have
de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

A MAN COMING TO LIFE AT His Owx FUxyp.
In Orange, N. j., week before last man named
John Koch, while engaged in painting on the
third story Of house, fell to the ground and was
taken up for dead. He was conveyed to his resi-
dence, laid ont, and his afflicted relatives and
friends In due time proceeded to make the usual
arrangements for the funeral, which was appointed
Tor sunday Shortly before the hour appointed on
usi day' the body exhibited signs Of returning
.nihhanon, and In a few moments afterward, to
s assonlshnent Of all, the young man in the cof-
~ ~, VINO was OF course believed to be dead, was
80 y inverse with his friends. It is singular
80 anu 'ne mans escape from being buried
-. ~ miraculous. The physicians how
~ critical, and it is doubted whether me NAV
we The injuries sustained by the iall,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Inteifgeneey replies to the Uai0n' $
leading article Of yesterday, on the postal
question, denying that it is in confidence with
the Republican party, and saying that if those
who labored in the House for the defeat of the
Post Office appropriation bill, in the shape in
which it was amended by the Senate, deserve
to be styled as Republicans, the members
of that party were much more numerous in the
last Congress than it had before imagined. II
also denies having complained that the Presi-
dent consulted his Cabinet, and quotes letter
of Mr.. Jefferson to Vim. Short, in 1907. to show
that it was the habit of that President to con-
suit his Cabinet in writing on important meas
ures
The Union treats Of the singular manner in
which the New York Herald backs its
friends. 1t says that the Herald is at this
moment industriously pushing the interests of
the Old Line Wings in the South and is in
ecstasy at the prospective downfall of the Old
Democratic Gibraltar, and that its mode of
backing" the President is by engaging, every
morning in the year, in the work of driving
out OF power the Democratic party, on which
alone Mr.. Buchanan can depend for support
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

" Another overflow Of the Mississippi would
seem 70 De aPproaching-slo but sure. At GER
'hn POin's on the lower Mississippi the water is
now within q inches Of the highest water mark Of
last year. and still rising. While, likewise there
arc iears Oh an overflow from the rising Of the
rivers east Of the Mississippi, w. learn TIA, H.
fiat'a end other great streams which di.ch,,ao
their waters Into the Mississippi are greatly swoI
len, the former to such degree that II, wa,s,.
sPfeod our 10 width Of miles, and Were rushing
with great inpetuosty towards the great father Of
waters '' VI
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Orln Cincinnati, lately, man named Gait.
married dumb woman. Being asked why he
did so, he answered that he had had two wjye,
already. and they gave him no rest by reason Of
Their talk ceaselessly, and complaining and scold
ing from morning till night. Both had died. and
now, az he was forty years old and desirous Of
having little peace for the remainder of his life
Ne had determined to select dumb woman for
his third connubisl partner.
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NAvAL.-The L. :. steamer san Jacinto hauled
out Of the dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard ON
the morning Of the oath inst, and was placed nm.
der the western shears, preparatory to receiving
her inasts and rigging. Preparations are being
made 10 noat the L s. steam frigate Niagara in
dock, where her bottom will be overhauled. and
such caulking as is required below water line will
be attended To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

IL A Havana letter announces the death of a
bil-broker at Murianon by suicide. A cousin Of
his sweetheart gave him forged bill to negotiate
He supposed il good and obtained the money
sS,OOO Subsequently when he refunded the
money and desired the bill it was refused him and
prosecution threatened. So lac blew out his brains
In the holders presence to benefit the matter.
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JEALOUSY AND MURDER.-At Madison Ind
on the 18th instant, Stephen I.anciscas shot Young
man named Hollis dead with a pistol for dancin9
with young lady to whom he had been PAVING
attention. The young lady had refused to dance
with Lanciscas on account of improprieties in his
conduct, whereupon he declared that no one else
should dance with her. Hollis paid no heed TO
mis- and was therefore subsequently murdered by
the offended lover
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u The Lawrence Republican says, that n
letter has been received from Mr. Mory, one of
the original Lawrence Company, now located
near III Paso, in which he states that plenty Of
shot gold has been discovered along the banks Of
the ARKANSAS river, and that the diggings yield at
the rate OF hVe to ten cents per pan. lie thinks
tne prospects Tor miners are better than ever ex-
listed in California t.
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II Albany is fast emulaiing New York city in
some Of its villanies. A few nights ago cries for
help Were heard in the street. Shortly afterwards
young woman was forcibly placed in wagon
and driven of-no one knows where. A pursuit
was stated but without effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

IL AT the last meeting Of the official body of
the Methodist E. Church Washington street, AL
e1andria, it was determined to change the present
mode OF seating the congregation. and to adopt
Promiscuous stting-thus giving gentleman the
privilege Of taking lady or his family to any
portion Of the church and remaining with them
during the service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

IL The United States revenue cutter Henry
Dodge, having lately put into the Sabine Pass.
Texas, during heavy blow, the officers. at the
request Of the neighboring citizens, pursued i'm a
boat and arrested desperate named Bill McCor-
mick, who had been terror for years to the citi-
zens ON both sides Of the river, and who had Just
murdered negro boy and attempted to murder
another
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OrIn Brooklyn, last week, a man was arrested
on charge of stealing cows from the farmers on
the Island. 1t aPpears that he made it 4 business
to take possession Of every stray cow he found on
the road leading to the city, and driving them in
and selling them
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STILL PROGRESSING The revival at Baltimore,
Nd, still increases, and has reached the rich and
fashionable classes, well the lowest strata of
society. Several prominent desperadoes have ap-
Parently become converts, and have changed their
reyolvers and bowie knives for bibles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

IL In Pitt county, n. c., Wiley smith, aged
- years is indicted for the murder another man
named Smith, distant relative. and nearly as old
as the murderer. What is most remarkable about
1t is that the foul deed was prompted by jealousy
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u Capitalists in England are turning their at
tention to the cultivation ofcotton in Africa Lord
Palmerston has predicted that Great Britain will
obtain the principal part Of its cotton from that
country within thirty or forty years hence.
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IL Widows are well taken care of in Middle
boro', Mass. At recent town-meeting it was
''Voted. that all the widows in town that pay no
taxes have 200 herrings on presenting an order
from the Selectmen';
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IL man named I. G. Hatcher has been ar
rested in St Louis, charged with the murder of q
female slave in New Orleans Singular develop
ments are looked for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

IL The last number of the Nebraska City
News says that any quantity of wagons were pass
ing through their streets labeled Pixies Peak y
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II S20o IN GIFTS Tonight! Odd Fellows Hall
NOTICE.1-The Steamer JAMES GUY having
/ resumed her route on the Poto-
mac river, will cave WASHINGTON on EaS4A-H
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN .s7Se4Aza -
and on FRIDAYS commencing on the 9Th of A pril)
for PlNEf POINT and KINSAI.E, at 6 a. M, re-
turning, will leave kinsale on SATURDAYS at 4
q, stopping at all of the regular landings going
and returning. LUCIEN Il. PAGE, Prop'r.
NATH'L. BoUsH, Agent, Alexandria. mar zs-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

GI00 REWARD.-.Ran away from the suit
2lOO scTIber on the 25th instant, nav IN
NEGRO MAN, LEVI LYNCH. tie ~ IN
dark mulatto, about t-et inches high. aud IA
q years of age. Had when he left full -
'uit OF home made drab fulled cloth. A re-.N-l-
ward OF S25 will be PAID for has recovery II tax en-
10 the District of Columbia, Montgomery conn-
ty; So II taken elsewhere in the state Of Mary Land
or Sl1 If taken out Of the State in either case 10
be secured IN jail 80 that get him again.
LAWRENCE AIINrTT.
mar 9-lts Nsulapd
NOTiCE.7Wa picked up on the "a ght Of the \ It
v of March, 1854. between Cooper's Point ,nd
Fort washington small SCOw. The owner 10
requested to call at Cooper's Point Flsh Landing
prove property, pay charges, and take ID away
mar % St JOHN CONNER
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II l.. HARVEY Il co.

T. l.. HARVEY Il CO.
Il No. 325 PENN. AVENUE, .
Are receiving daily from northern u,anufactIIr
ers, HARDWARE OUSEFURNISHING RI
GOODS. WOODEN a. WILLOW WARE q
BUILDING HARDWARE. CUTLERY, ~
and Plated GOODS, &c, DC, which they -
are Offering to buyers at a very small advance -
over factory prices, and feel satisfied that thev can
sell over than any other house in the District of
Columbia. -
H Persons in want will consult their own in
terest by calling and examining stock before
purchasing. Ut will afford us pleasure i'm showing
our goods even if persons do not want tn buy.
IL Don't forget the No.-325 Penn. avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 18th sts.
2a-2w r. l.. HARVEY d co.
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barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m. fcor.
rected for temperature %, 49, at noon &c, 26S.
Thermometer, at a. M, So at noon Co.
Maximum during "a hours ending a. m to.
day, &C., minimum ST.
Amount of rain this morning forty-three hun.
dredths Of an inch
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Of the Home Squadron, has recently arrived at
Pensacola, from the Gulf of Mexico, to take in
stores. The Purser and Master were reported
sick
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PAPER CoNTRAcr.-Yesterday, the Superin-
tendant of Public Printing awarded the con-
tract for furnishing a certain description of
paper (56 lbs. per ream,) to Messrs. James NJ
Wilcox Co., Of Philadelphia, at 81 so per
ream, being less than in December last
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-At No. Sg Penn. avenue, over
ID Hoovers. nearly opposite Browns, double and
single ROOMS with BOARD.
mar 3 St. MRS. s. PARIS.
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" STARTLING NEWS.
w HOLESAI.E DEATH AT THE COUNTY

HOLESALE DEATH AT THE COUNTY
terday morning on entering the cef1 t3rnerIr ec
cupled by Mr.. SickIes to see the Cockroaehes Bed
bugs. and other vermn ay ing i'm thousands all over
the floor stone dead This happy effect was brought
I pSWt BY by using SCHWERIN'S ANNIHILATING
sure To exterminate Cockroaches, Bedhugs. Mos
99ltoes, Fiiss, Ants, Fleas, Garden Insects. &c.
This wonderful Powder made by NJ, Schwerln
formerly partner to F.. Lyon, of the Magnetic Pow,
der and Pills.
For sale Wholesale at the manufacturers price
and retail at Is cents. DAN'. b. CLARKE, corner
IA street and Pa. avenue, and corner Mary land aye
nue. ana llth.street Sole Agent for Washington
Georgetown, and Alexandria mar as,3t
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The WAsAsH.-By private letter from an
officer on board Of this vessel, dated at Spexxia,
on the Mediterranean, Feb. 18th, we learn
that the health Of the officers and crew was
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about 7 o'clock:
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ARMY ORDERs.-There has just issued from
the War Department General Order con-
corning hospital stewards. As the object of the
act of Aug Is, 1856, in providing for permanent
appointments to these positions was to secure
the services gilmore competent persons, the Sec
rotary desires that no soldier nor citizen be
recommended to him for appointment who is
not in every way reliable, and sufficiently intel
ligent and skilled in pharmacy for the proper
discharge of the duties. He will continue to
employ soldiers for temporary positions of this
kind at advanced pay, and use that as means
of placing them on probation, and in case they
merit it, will appoint the permanent hospital
stewards required from among these probation
ers. The order also provides that hospital stew
ards shall report monthly to the Adjutant en-
eral and Surgeon General of the Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-29

x UNITED STATES Is. FRANCE!
~. y: PIXIES PURE OHIO CATAWBA
BRANDY a. ainst the flaming, fictitious Liquors
manufactured in France for this market. Since the
analYsls made hy DIR. Antisell Chemical Examiner,
L.. 3. Patent Ofhce) published in the city papers
along with the analyses of DIR. G. r.. Jackson, of
Boston. and DIR. yram Cox of Cincinnati this pure
scribed by the medical practitioners of this city as
sale and pure article for invalids. To be had at
DAN'L B. CIARKE'S
Drug and Chemical Store cor. ~ St & Pa ay
mar D and corner MARYLAND av and 18th st
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NEW NAVAL VEssEL.-The new steamer for
the Navy in course of construction at Pensacola.
Fla, is reported as rapidly approaching COM
pletion. Her machinery is being manufactured
at the navy-yard in this city, and it is probable
she will be brought hither to have her machi-
merry put on board.
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III Trough "THE STAR" Is PRINTED on Tux
FASTEST STEAM PRESS ~ USE SOUTH OF BALrI-
MORE, IFS EDITION II so LARGE AZ TO REQuIRK IT
TO BE PUT TO PRESS AT AN KARLY HOUR; ADvKR-
TIsKMENrs, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BIZ SENT IN BIT
TWELVE O'Clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE MKT DAT.
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A HUNBUG.-We place no faith whatever in
the story of the Courier des Etats Unis that
another expedition to flibuster against Cuba
mas been organized. We keep our eyes steadily
on the movements of the parties who for years
past have been chronic ffibusters, and have
seen nothing In them to lead to the impression
that any such scheme is being matured. Were
any such scheme being organised, their finger,
could not fail to be in the pie They vould
not be quietly sucking their paws at such
time. ...... -.f- 3. tE4I