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Tns --latest Drawings or ths Lsgssized Loe-
tertos, - reported 70 " OOD. GNOY Co.
MANAGING OF rns
DELAWARE. GEosGIA. KENTUCKY AND Missousl
STATE LOTTERIES.
OdnciAi drawings. by telegraph
DELAWARE LoTTsRiaa
erns a. .~ias
a sr.S Of q 1 % he ss ;s a. 81
do os,se! eruy 1s. Tie ooSos are he panbars ~sios
KIrsA GLASS. NO. ss7. Jusr 81. 1859
SO, 49, 49, Al, so, 81, 81, s, SO, rs, 49, l6 81, TO-
CLASS No sis, JusK 81. 1855.
rs, IS, %, 81, As, sc, 50, 81, SO, 8, "a, 7, GO.
ana hss .se ssid numbers order which
wsas- had. w,u.,s.oo this tuesday, June
Il is's Gscs9k o. aoaDor
GEORGIA LOrrERrEs
ree .ubscrfers co@mlsoo.rs appointed to supe|necd
tia. Tie oo~ins TIE ambsv which day
fon tao ~hesi, VIZ
Extra CLASS No sH. JusE 20. 1859.
II, 81, 3S. 81. 49, At, IS, "a. IL. Sc, 20, go, 2.
And numbers we're drawn 10 the order in which
aiuess our hands .. August. Ca this Monaay. June 20
CLASS NO s5 JUss 81, 1853
co. II, g. A. 3, 80, "a, G2, g. AS, 80, 6s, C, 81.
EXTRA GLASS NO. sc Juss Il 1865.
20, 81, 81, 10, Ga, g. so, 36, 76, IS, 10, So, "A.
.sd drawn In wniot
Sass:s our s..a. at .asas. n. Tuesday. June 81
i~s' - bdas A. oomn'.soo-rs
WOOD, EDDY co. s %',m sasSs os aesss.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Look IN IA Williams, Stevens u Wtiliams
The gIsa pictures Of Nj ~ RA By CHu ia
ana Gl0SoOX-he latter exhibited for the frat me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New gt;le. Price So Office AZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
The Schooner Hamilton Aground.

SANDY Hook, N. j., June Il, 1859.
The schooner Hamilton, of Georgeto 5. c. sagrolnd
on Romer shoa but will probably get oil at hga walcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Met Is,c Tubles R"z"r stv"s.-rhis Inim-
tab srtce msy obtained If the role nufscturers j.
~AohDEae No. Asor House. and OF the Ag-nD
.hrnurhuut the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Joveo's Kid Glove Cleaner, IS cents Bot
lie Beware of countericits, CLAak co. X5 Broad
NJ stairs sole pr0pre,ors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

MaKsvilia Ia the Most Monde rf,l prcpara-
Ian known for curing badness destroying dsndru relieving
ke.dsche preventns lie bs f&ing oii and pro
ductpg gicAsV curls. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Inc star Hat Of the seasOa Is Genin's Rho
b4
iHK HUDSON HIT. Tax gING OF THE CAesIMEsEs
PRICES 81 on and s..
orHIS's bat store, 5O7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Mr. he, Halter notify rim that unless his help
desht interfering with doorway, shall
hay q 10 hold hi respoDsi lie Tor damages,
DRUAGOLD PSO H. Cio,hlers 2l4 Broadway.
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PO1teI's Spirit

POIter's Spirit.
THE ONLY
Full and authentic account Of
Thk ahEAT 1hUr
between
FLORA TEMPLE AND PRINCESs,
For S. 700 and the CHAMPIONSHIP Of the
ThOTTlNG TUhr,
with full description OF California was driven,
POKTER's SPIRIT of THIS WEEK,
NOW READY.
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ls,e Family Herald.

The FAMILY HERAiD its regular edition OF Wednesis,
81 contain highly Important from the Beat of War IL
urope gviDa ccourt of the Great Battle of the Cam
psign- lhree hundred thousand Men Engaged 10 I've
usys CoDnc' Napoleon on the Fied-De'est OF toe us
tiAns-Tweuty Thousand Austsps and Twelve Thousand
French Hos CoubA-ieneral Esppssse Killed hArrhs
snsobert Mortay WoundedMIlan Evacuated by the Aui
,isrs, &c.
itwn also contain all The Of the preceding week %
interesting important char scar. otner matters
Will save: Sketches of Life the Amoor hyei
Siberia Descrip Of the Amoor Country
Towns kvers-Characur of It's People, &c, 40 the
watering Places ard Summer besorts-Grest rumoor Of
Visitors Expected this seasoaVariey OF Our Chmste-De
cp,ion of the Principal springs Watering Places and Sum
Retreats this Continent de- the Bqupages of New
Yorh-somshing about Carriages Men and Fast Turn
outs-Coach Be,adry, Ac Account OF the Execution
Or King the hurder OF bis Wife in Canada; the Laee
from Pkes Peak; Lecture OF Or Thompson on Italy
and the War; Report Of the annual Examination at Wee
ward Of Representations Of the Hon. John Kerr
c.; Account Murder OF VIM w. Lyon, Of New York
Board The Texas steamship Managerial Editorials Prom
cent Topics all Local News of New York and the Ador
Dg Cries; Theatrical Notices, Police Reports, Coroner
pquess and ,atever may be Of inerast TO the geneas
reader.
The FAMILY BERALD contains each week Of the Con
Of the Cattle Market with the Stoc
for SALE their Condition. the Prices which they
sold dc report Of the Prices Of all Kinds Of Family Market
ug Washington Market Yort City, Commercial ant
Money Market Marriages and Deaths for the week
and large amount of miscellaneous matter.
TermS-1he FAMILY BERALD pub skcd every Wednesia,
TWO Dolsys snnum; single copies four cents 1t
Obtained 1t the oce and Of all the vendas Ad
refreshments inserted at the usual HERALD rntea
Ambroty pes, Dague,reotypcs aud Photo.
graphsl COO taken daily Mt HOLM So model gallery, 62
broadway, the cheap atemL
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T,HH PUREsr GIN IN THE WORLD.
i MANUFACTURED YoR MEDICINAL USE.
To TDE MEDtNAI, AGIfIry

Il
TO The MEDICAL FACULTY.
should give the preference WOIFks schedam Aro
l. 1t manufactured at scheidsm, In Holland and s!cIu
m,tssis eiseSnere uusmpnse and unknown Il
II proved by the repeated analysts OF several emmenS
remss IN evers sS e aor e dsed from srn and
which the cause of the nervous and vs,ers
perae Indulgence which such liquors invariably tend to su
perirdnce .,. ,,n.rr,r, ,s-.. TN. az, ;,.-
gin with TIE ooarse aerd and ndig ,st6!e Cd q
sa ebmicay proved 70 be absolutely pure in IL rcct
csnn-s quality Obtained by entirely process and
which nc oher gin in the world has acquired.
uoDy 70 be an eciea IS we as an agreeable remedy "a
many of ncpeot dropsy gravel chrons
fever and ague, general debility, sugRsh Oircnacn o. bs
blood INSTALLATION used yltal ene~Ry
used directed g The Of sacs saN
ETY. but tends rather subdue the latter iy by creating
ii Elects bad wstsr whether in 0oy or lime sens d
rc In 81 Of these enumerated gus des rival in
any market In be world.
Put up in quart srd pint bottles.
For ss anu ,sis, ~ all the drug
eis an nitaio,, ai The wnoe country Hooded with tne.
5yORRkY's Nsw -FOUR Mt SOTE FaEEzss-.
4 These highly popular M chimes oaerea. "s,s,
with ne Hie, assurance o. their being no, On ne s..ss
cream OF that smooth and Light conss cy hereioots ouly
They be reAn of the bouse aid hardware
stores generally Ut inc iollowmg prices :.
quars..'''''..''...' quarts '''''.'... -
Saus,'s s::::: x, 90, o. 70 &u.rs
Ana ~ "H'''- \. p ToEREY No. Plat street. NY
w ATCHKs AND JEwELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED wARE, OF ALL hinDs.
For sale pf ono ALLEN, importer and narntscnrer
VoSmerJ II Wan ssrssoI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

Radical Cure TrUsses Elastic Stockings,
shoulder braces be,ts, bandsges, &C DR. 9JOvEs NO
"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

NO Is,
OUT TO DAY.
Silence and Tears, new ballad; Stephen Mssset 'The
erdsmans Mountain" song; Franz Abt Polka nation
Schubert "Who shall be farest," Frank MORT " Polsa
Eibrezza;" Camille Schubert
had at a boob stores and depo.s Price cen
n. BALL 4 CO., IS Frankfort street.
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VXyATCHkS AND JEWELRY,
w OF all descriptions and The latest styles; also
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, OF ALL RIHD6.
For sale BIZ ono AIl,GN, importer and narufacnreT,
Alb Broadway. one door below CAnal stree4
lf0xmcry IL Wan ssreeo1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

U GOLD AND SILVER PENOII. CASE0
PEN HOLDERS &c.
john F1LBY,
Manufacturer, 1853 sroAd way.
Gold pens made to order) 81 70 $40 per dosoa q
ders respectfully solicited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

IJECKER'S FARINA Is IN THE 6IGHesT REPUrE
IL delicious and wholesome food at seasons Of tho
year. 1t Is prepa alton ~he. without TIE a.
mixture Of other and heoce fnvauasls in la
summer season Extensively used 1t the Asor Sc.
Nicholas MetroplaD and other FIRST
rapidly becoming Indispensable dlsh good tbe
Manufactured and colo at the Croon Mills Cherry street.
New York. A liberal discount to dealers
BECKER BROTHER.
For sale generally BY grocer and draggists
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SINGER'S SEWING MACHINhs.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED

Singers family machine The price of which only S6e
Is nght elegantly decorated capable of pero
ng In tbs best all the sewing Of fanny
singers st .ndaNd machines for
well known to be without successful
ket Every description Of WORK, fine do0l
them n. SINsrn Il co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

DORTA BILE COAL GAS.
l LISA fIed fact The Gas Generating Company is Q
great success and their apparatus works
sanguine expect itoDs II to be opera
YORK, az the st. boel SOL Broat~ay; uiub
House. 1V6 Fourth and at the comsny
5l2 broadway opposte the Nicholas Hotel Judge tor
yourselves and recollect Eendrick pxtens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

vt. CATEARINE MINERAL WATER, IN ITS N tn.
- raj state has established itself greatest
tie for rheum ssm rheumatic govt liver xfpey
plants &C., &c Certificates OF cures the
agency. Pamphlets Price 50 per dozen.
@. l.. MATHEE gent Astor Houes Y.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-19

s'&eirEMBNr.- Yesterday hundreds crows =.
r" around the Southern Argue bulletin board
!" READ the reports ofthe threatened rescue
" brown. We noticed the staff d, the
"oI""dy 5ath,' in commotioa. Fhe Rife
men ana Hreys were picking their teeth fnoi
nints'l and volunteers fer Harper. Ferry
Were as thick as dies around plate of mo-
lasaes One patriotic surgeon has rendered
MS services to tae Rifemen, and saws b.
will pay his own expenses 10 be on the 500.
TO see that the broken arms and legs are saa
straight. One gallant Revenue officer thinks
he could defeat the $3.50 armed men enosmn-
ed at Berryville Ford" with ligh, brigade
"tnegro washerwomen armed with bars o.
soap and scrubbing brooms. Our devil asy-
he anticipates free fight, aud wishes 10 os
counted out.
+. S.-The U. ). ship Pennsylvania is to
be anchored Immediately across the mouth
OF Pudding Greek to keep the sbolitioniss4
from circumventing our city Orders haya
been issued to the Rifemen to arrest every
suspicious looking individual and make hin
treat Argus.
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Virginia Conference. Virginia NJ. E..
Conference commenced its 62d annual session
in Lynchburg, Wednesday. Among the
ministers whose character was passed, were
d S Dogget, w Il Wheelwright, g W Mol
ly, E M Peterson, J A Duncan, L Boggs,
W W Bennett and Leo Rosser. Messrs. Du-
val and Gray reported that they had obtain
ed during the past year for the Book and
Tract Society of the Virgisia Methodist
Episcopal Conference, $50, 800, in bonds, of
which they had collected $3.50 in money.
A young lady OF Edgefeld, S. G., recently
attended a family soiree as "The Evening
News" ORe who was there describes her
press (msde entirely of newspapers) as be-
ing unique and very beautiful 1t 10 said to
have presented by candle light 9 resemblance
to she richest brOcade, so skillful was the ar
rangement of the columns.
S, consul to Libson, by President jefferson,
died in Vermont on the 3lst ult.
During the present year, SITS immigrants
from Europe have arrived at Quebee-a fall
ing of 1882.
Columbus Bayne, a young man from Alex
andria, Va, was drowaed by falling in the
dock at Annapolis, Nd, recently.
The Spanish minister at Washington, it is
stated, gives grand diplomatic dinner
to-day, in honor Of the birthday of the
Queen Of Spain.
1hos Champ ,.Colored Voluntarily enslsved
himself at Winchester, Vs., last Saturday.
to Gen Jas q Carson.
MI Rarey, of late has been giving gratuit.
GUS exhibitions of horse-tamimg to the Car.
tiers. cab, and omnibus mes Of Glasgow.
4 man in Hartford has made application
for divorce from his wife, on the ground OF
her being lazy. He alleges that she will not
get up in the morning, build a fire and get
his breakfast at q reasonable hour.
Measures are being taken to raise fund
for the sducation of two of John Browns
daughters at the school Of Theodore ID Weld
in Eaglewood, n. j
The vote in the city of Albany III reier-
ence to the So, 500, 900 loan, stood or loans
22,2l5; against loan, 2i7-
The suspension bridge over the Scioto riv-
Ell, at Portsmouth, Ohio, fell ON Sunday,
| killing two men who We're passing over it at
! the time.
! 1t is said that Madame Jenny Lind Gold.
! schmidt contemplates returning to the prac-
VAC vi hoH Pt"ASesAon asa pu"i'S s'"soi'
! The expenditure Of the Zurich PleHipu-
| tentiaries and their suites, at the hotel
where they lodged, is ssid q have amoun'
ted to above $4,000
Master Edward u. Prehle, Of Portland,
Maine. has been nominated as candidate
for midshipman. He Is the only surviving
male descendant OF Commodore Preble.
There are now nineteen steam dre engines
in the city Of Philadelphia.
The aggregate public debt OF Virginia on
che Let Of October, was $50, 100000.
Most OF the Bay fshing feet has arrived
/ at Gloucester, Massachusetts,. The fares are
J lin.
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The Insanity Of Gerr;t Smith. Alba.
ny Journal argues that Gerrit Smith has
hovered upon the borders If insanity for
quarter Of a century, and says his physical
health was destroyed many years ago, by
ais peculiar habits and views in regard to
temperance and diet. The Journal, latter stat
ing that he has been twice married. further
remarks:
some thirty years ago, then young man
OF great promise, buoysnt in spirits and look
ing at the bright side of all the scenery of
life, he was an unsuccessful candidate for the
State Senate.--Thst disappointment disturb
ed the heretofore "tenor OF his way" and
tiDged the future, of his whole life. He
looked less hopefully upon men and things.
He became, as he believed, philanthropist,
but it was the philanthropy less Of charity
than Of force. From an ardent colonizationist
ne became ar ultra abolitioaist; and his per-
suasiye zeal for temperance chaged to coer.
Give measures in favor OF prohibition. OF
his ample fortune he dispensed, in aid OF
abolitionism and temperance, with more lib
erality than wisdom. Both his perverted
talents and his misapplied money injured the
objects he sought to promote.
Mr.. Smith has lived for nearly thirty yesi
in state Of political hallucination. The de-
fusion culHinated last year, when, greatly
excited, he devoted his time and his money
to a canvass which he believed was to result
in his election as governor, while every other
person in the State kncso that he was vast.
ing his strength and his means. The disap-
pointment left him too well prepared lin body
and mind, for the shock which has over
thrown his too long unbalanced Intellect.
The Harper's Ferry insurrection was an
/ attempt to carry the teachings OF prominent
abolitionists into practical effect. 1t was
toreshadowed in letter from Mr.. Smith to
the "Jerry Rescuers." THAT he ever really
intended slaves should rise, rob and murder,
we do not believe; but in speeches and let
tiers, he INDUCED in language which bears no
other construction.
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4 Sample Of the "Syn.pathy."-A better
illustration ofsffrce soir' sympathy has not
been lately seen than that described in the
following paragraph about misguided lady
in North Carolina
An old lady, Mrs. Frances Kindred, is now
an inmate Of the Warren county (0hio)
Poor House. She formerly resided in An
son county, n. c., and was rich in lands and
negroes, but has spent all her property in
liberating her slaves. In 1852 she went to
HillsborOugh, Ohio, with her last slave
She has since become so reduced in circum-
stances as to be compelled to take refuge in
a poor house. She and her friends now ap-
peal to philrnthropists to contribute enough
to get her ont of the poor-house and place
her in more tolerable institution. Mrs. Kin
dred is new eighty-three years old.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-19

a ESping Sketeton.--W ednesdsy, al the
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Professor Leidy exhibited to the medical
class, at his lecture, an extraordinary thin
man by the name of Brown, from the Falls,
Bucks county, Pa. He is forty three years
old, Eve feet ten inches and hslfin height.
weighs about 70 pounds, generally enjoys
very good health; was actively engaged at
ting away of his flesh commenced and pro-
ceeded very rapidly and soon left left him in
his present attenuated form with his intellect
bright and unimpaired. In 3 word ne is a
rare curiosity.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK

John Smis6, Jr., Proprietor.
D Davis, Surry, Va; a Hostetter, Lam
caster, Pa; Geo II Jones, New York; P G
Hull, A DENLY, T Sampson, S II MARITIME,
W Godfrey, j Whitehurst, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Watts d; Emmerson, Proprietors.
EA Keene, j W Marstop, Baltimore; Il L.
Mann, North Carolina: e Joiner, DR. Bur-
ford, Va. ....
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
{ S'9H. he Merchants aad MscAanics' ES.
eSeags Books.
SATURDAY, Nov. 10.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac, Watson, I'm Baltimore. bd
to New York, put in to load TO 4 P Cpowaii
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. from Richmond,
I'D to New York, Smith & Bro.
SchF w W Cherry, Brown, from C, whssx
and corn to B T BocEover.
Sloop Alice, Spencer, I'm N G, FISH and rags
TO 7 Bockovsr.
Schr Mary, Walker, from C, with corn to
James
Schr Snow Storm, Thornton, from N c, corn
to Grandy & Stout.
Boats 7 8 White and d % Ferebss. i'm N C.
corn to Gyandy Stout.
Schr Lady Tompkins ,Wixon, I'm n c. with
shingles to Odom & Clements.
Schr Joc9ilo, Mercer, I'm ~ C, with shingles
TO ID d Simmons & Bro.
,Schr H Smith, Hicks, tu N @, shingles to
ID Simmons Bro.
schr Sarah Porter, Piner, FIN N c, corn to o
% Simmons 4 Bro.
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Elopme'st IN Ga1tipolss.-Romanoe is on
the qui oiue in Gallipolis, Ohio. An old
eloped few evenings since, with a heauti-
Jul and interesting young girl of fifteen. In
such haste was the lover of the lady that
he carried her OIL without bonnet or any
kind of headdress. They were hosly pur-
sued by the anxious s'psrient'' of th latter,
and received several salutes in the rear from
his shotgun. but without any injury what
aver.
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WANTED I

An ASSISTA MT OPERATOR AND
"A SALESWOMAN-Must be resident and
we'll acquainted in Norfolk, good Seamstress,
accustomed to all kinds of Family Sewing, and
bring reference as to character and capability
A knowledge of Machines not necessary, hnt
preferred. III CRAIGE, Agent.
Wheeler b Wilson S. NJ. Co
no 1885, Jehnson's Hall, Norfolk.
LICENSE FOR SALE.
A State and City License to be had at A very
N low price at No. Is Market Square.
no Is Ct
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CIRCUIT CouRT.--Judge Baker Presiding.
In the case Of Commonwealth as :. W CAT
lee, on charge Of unlawfully stabbing
----- Ward, the jury found the defendant
guilty, with verdict Of three months i'm
prisonment in the city jail ami fine ofSl0O.
1t is Thought that the punishment would
have been heavier if all tbs Witnesses had
been in attendance.
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ATLANTIC DRUG STORE,


DURE DRUGS and MEDICINES carefully
L. dispensed and by lar the cheapest, especial.
ly when sold at the same price as the inferior,
It's well known to the dealers, yet not gen.
orally known 10 the Profession and public,
that pure and genuine Medicines are very
scarce, therefore Physicians frequently pre-
scribe medicines for their patients without OBJ
tanning the desired result. To obviate the
difficulty, have procured a. large stock of se-
lect Drugs and Medicines from the most relia-
BILE Northern houses regardless of cost. have
alae obtained the service of Mr.. Z. w. Pedrick,
Graduts OF the School of Pharmacy 1 cor
daily invite all persons who wish their pre-.
scriptions carefully dispensed OF superior Med
icines 20 give me- calf. .t.
have Just received per steamer, the iollow-
ing select articles.
Frgot, FIX Colocynth, halladonns, Gum Aiyrrn,
Extract HyosciaRuB En- Gentian, Ex Dande
lion
ES.Coniii Assaietida, Jalap, Kino, Cubebs,
Opium, Morphine, Quiaine, Cinchon inc, S..
nols
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office.

-.Il Communications, &C., intended ioT III.
.srMon, and Letters in regard to this paper,
:noald be addressed to JOIN K. HATHAWAY,
;.'itor and Proprietor. in order TO ensure
ssGention.
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MARRIED.,

In this city on Thursday evening Nov. 18th,
by Rev. VIM. MCGEE, MIR. NATHANIEL
WHITEHURST and Miss MARY e. HALL.
On Wednesday, 10th inst, by the Rev. MIR.
ANNA, second daughter Of the late A Milhado,
all of this city.
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SpeCias
Spec5as ,e
THE WHEELER Il WILSON STITCH
O00CE300ENN.

APPLICABLE TO ALL PURPO sRs
1 HEMMlNG. CoapISe, TTrcr4se
QUILTING, FELL1NG GAruFaIse.
done neatly anu with despatch at the Office Ii,
JobNSON'S HALL, Norfolk. ~
- MAIN STREET, Richmond.
W Price OF Machines $50, OO to SiOO, 81,
Gf- Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, ~,
no le-lW q. II. CRAIGE, Agent
n p A NUMBER IF years have elapsed
U-S since the introduction of DR.. !. HO.-
letters CELEBRATED BITTERs 10 the
public The prejudice existing In the ,uind.s
OF many persons against what are denoninaresi
patent medicines at first greatly retarded II,
sale, but as its virtues and merits rerams
known, this barrier OF prejudice was over
fhToWn, and the demand increased so rapidly
that IN few years scarcely village existed "a
the United States in which the afflicted had NOS
experienced the benefits arising from tas i V
oil the '.Ritters. and at the present ia, thsrs
are 10 he found in all parts OF the Wnrld
vouchers for the great merits OF the arncLe. No
greater cure for Dyspepsia can he ,ound
fnI sale by BURHUSS & BRO, Wholssa,s
Agents, and Importers of SraEdies, Wines AMI
nne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Dr,l4.
sASts amt dealers generally, everywhere
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-19

Jaas- The Rev. DIR. Armstrong will praseh
in the Cumberland street Methodist Church
tomorrow Sunday night at halfpaat seven
o'clock.
There win slso be preaching i'll tho same
Church in the forenoon .s
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-19
Local ITEMS.

MAYORS CouRF, PoRTsMorrR--G W Gyice
Presiding.
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rests.