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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-12


St. LOUIS, Feb. s.-Both Houses of
the Kansas Legislature passed bill
providing for the formation Of Con-
stitution for State Government, for
the State Of Kansas. The bill provides
for an election to be held on the fourth
Monday Of March, to decide for or
against holding convention. If the
decision is favorable, an election for
50 delegates will be held on the first
Tuesday Of June, to attend a conven-
ton to meet on the first Monday in
July, at Wyandotte City. The Con-
stitution is to be submitted to vote of
the people on the first Tuesday in Co.
tober, and officers to be elected under
the Constitution on the first Tuesday in
December.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-02-12

Detroit, Feb. IA fire at Grand
Rapids, early this morning, destroyed
seven buildings. including Baekns'
block. Loss on merchandise and build
ings, $4,000. Partially insured.
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NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
OR YOU G G r. UT l. X Nj K N

OOm Al EhClAL IND " lE,
FOR YOU N 6 G f Mt L K nj EN-.
AT JOHNS0N'S HALL.
THE undersigned proposes to open In this
i city on Monday October Gath, an Inst,tu.
ton, bearing the above title, the great and
primary object of which Is one of vast impo;-
lance to the Mercantile community; that OF =
ating the young man from the very commence
ment of his career in the counting room, to
understand all books and papers tb at may come
under b is notice. The course of instruction Iii
BOOK E EP N G.,
VIII be of the most thorough ans practical
character, copiously illustrated by Lectures and
Exercises on the Black Board, embracing the
Grammatical CONSTRUCTION and Competition OF
MERCANTILE CoRRRsPoNBENcE; and the pro-
cess of drawing up accounts current and sales,
equating payments, compp ting exchange Oh
drafts and remittances, &c. &C.
p z N NJ A N HIP
By the use of Davison's patent Muscular
Guide to Fenmanship the student acquires not
only beautiful, bnt expetitieus hand writing
Specimens of Improvement made in the writ
ing OF former pupils may be seen at the Hall,
where gentlemen DESTROYS of joining the Glass
will please TO leave their names, WITH place Ct
residence.
Terms made known to the members at the
first Getting.
A. HAWKINS.
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A NEW PAPER IN MuRFRBBsBoRo', N. c.
We call attention to the Prospectus of new
paper to be issued in Murfreesboro', N. c.,
by Mr.. Thomas J. Garner, to be called the
SoutLron, Opposition in. politics. Mer-
chants who may desire to ex tend their trade
to that section OF North Carolina, are
directed to this Journal as most admi
rable medium to reach the people with their
advertisements.
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EFE EN- cEs.
Prof. N Brooks, Thos. Band. A NJ;
Sueeter, A. NJ; Col D c Springer, William
Dr. VIM. Rowland, Jefferson Ramsay, Esq.
E D McLanahan, Esq. AlonZo Snow, Esq, i,r.
Thomas Murphy. James A Davis & Co, Port
Deposit r Vandiv,r, Sr Esq Havre de
Grace John Cleswell. Esq, Edward VII
msr Esq, Elkton; F F Ferguson Esq, Rev.
koht. Gatewood, DR.. P. P. Clements, Norfolk
nov & If
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
!, UNION STREET NORFOLK VA.
JNo. SMITH, Jr.. Proprietor.

tQ JNO. SMITH, Jr., proprietor.
vIVHE Proprietor, in re-opening this Hotel,
i respectfully announces to the public, that
the entire establishment from top to bottom,
including the Yard. Kitchen &c, has been
thoroughly renovated, with large additions Of
new and fashionable Furniture. Its location il
100 well and favourably known to need com.
ment, and it will be the untiring aim OF the
Proprietor, whose personal attention Will al.
ways be exercised, to make 1t IN bcu, Bar ana
Table inferior tone Hotel in.this section 81 me
Country; certainl not in order, cleanliness,
unexceptonable { are, and prompt and polite
attention, which in the opinion OF all sensible
travellers, are the important coDcoDltants Ola
really good Hotel. S.4
Confident from the experience of twelve or
fifteen years, in some Of the first hotels North
and Sosth of his ability to keep good house,
and still more confident of his determination
to do so, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk to give the MER.
CHANTS HOTEL, under its new regime, SINGLE
TRIAL. M a 49, LAY %
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AZ
4 FECTIONS.-HARTSHO GREAT
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints: This Con
centrated Compound Extract of Buchu is the
best remedy in the world for all diseases or
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel elects, Lencorrhoea or Whites, Urinary
complaints, Distinctions and all diseases and
weakness of the sexual Organs, whetner OF
constitutional origin, or from any other cause
of long or short duration.
1t is prepared by Chemist, containing no
mercury and is pronounced by medical men
to be not only the best but the cheapest, buchu
Compound in the world. Persons VINO nave
suffered for years and could scarcely W .,n'
have been cured by using one or two bottles.
HS- Large bottles, 81; small bottles ~ cents:
Taunton Sc l3-ti
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APPOINTED By The ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, recently held in this
city, John G. Whitfield, presiding, made
the following appointments for the ensuing
year:
Stations.
Lynchburg-Unsupplie
Norfolk-M Langhorne, supt.
Hampton-W KcGee, supt.
Abingdon nsupplied.
Princess Anne-T q Jennings, supt.
Standardization r Wade, sapt.
surry-J J Wright, supt. RW Berry
man, supt.
Sussex John McLelland, supt.
Grsensville-W 7 White, supt.
Heathsville-F A Davis, supt. B G Bur
CESS, assistant.
Charles City, N Il aines.
Campbell-W Peerman, sapt. A Peek,
assistant.
Goodhope-Levi Hubble, Supt. J NJ
Woods, assistant.
Jonesville--J Sizemore, supt. J Riggs,
assistant.
Guess River-R II Powers, supt. R Pow
ers, assistant.
Providence-J Forkner, supt. J Thomas,
assistant.
Missions-J Paris, supt. W. Knott, as
sistant.
Matthews-C W Petit, eupt.
Wytheville-U nsupplied.
Saltville-
Bedford-0r W Holcombe.
Bethany-R B Thompson.
Russell-G r Barr. ...
Washwoods-E Burroughs.
Goodhope- (African) e T Bergman.
Heathville, Stark Jet.
A Doniphan, College Agent.
SIX Cox, Lynchburg Female College.
Without appointments at their own re.
quest w W Walker, l. Cosby, P Rhor,
W A Croker, b Whisehurst, W Mil.
Ter.
Left in the hands of the President-J
Spangler,J Slaughter, B G Stratton, NJ
hurley, Walker, 8 DELPHI.
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The Rev. NJ. R. Wat
kinson, pastor of the Court street Baptist
Church, has returned home and will occupy
the pulpit at his church on tomorrow.
The Rev. l. R. Finley, D. D.,of the Gran
by street Methodist Church, will preach at
Wesley Chapel to morrow.
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TIE MERcHANT's READING RooMs. Hun
dreds of strangers have availed themselves
during the Fair, OF this convenient place to
read the various papers kept there on file.
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ACCIDENT. - Yesterday afternoon, an or
phan niece of Mr.. James Fleming, residing
on Court street, Portsmouth, was knocked
down and run over by buggy, and strange
to say, was to all appearances, wholly IN
hurt. we are informed that the buggy
wheel passed completely over her body. We
cannot account for the almost miraculous es-
cape of the little girl from a sudden and &C
cidsntal death, as she was only six years Of
age, and the buggy was large one.
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The SupPER.-The grand supper at the
Ball in honor of the Cadets of the V. NJ.
Institute, was "a feast for the gods" and
all that the most refined taste of an epicure
could desire. The tables were beautifully
decorated with tasty boquets and crystal
pyramids The efficient caterer of the oc-
casion was Mr.. Peddle, mine host OF the
Commercial, who, as a general superinten-
dent and purveyor of the good things, is
hard to beat.
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FIeHriNe AeAIN.-Susan Poff, the same
woman who was arrested yesterday and fined
So for fighting, was again arrested last night
and lodged in the cage for Sighting with an
other beast named Ann Calpepper. The two
came before His Honor, the Mayor, this
morning, who, after examining them, order
ed both to jail and had them set to work by
scoaring out the cells, DC.
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That INDIAN AsA1N-The Indian, Known
among many as the o'clock head" which
stood sentinel at cigar store on Main
street, and which has frequently been
on frolic before, has again left his "bed
and board" and taken out TO parts IN
known.
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LUTHER w ALKER..

AS T E r E r a ~ h 81 Il TEN
MOULD respectfully inform the pub3as
w that having located IB Norfolk for tbs
purpose of prosecuting the above mentionex
business, am prepared to execute in the bse'
style and shortest time, all work that msy 10
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster Orps--
ments Of the latest style, and at the lowss2,
prices.
u@ Particular attention paid to repairf5@.
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No IL, N. Cumberland strses-
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LARGE TRAIN - The Express Train On the
& R. Railroad, consisted Of four passenger
and two baggage cars we'll filed with visitors
rsturning from the Fa ir to their Lomes
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FULL TRAIN. The train to Petersburg
yesterday afternoon was crowded with pas,
sengers who were returning to their homes.
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THE CADrrs.-This admirably disciplined
corps had drill on the Academy lot this
morning, which was witnessed by an in
mense throng of persons.
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CHAR1rABLE.-We yesterday mentioned a
movement Oh foot in our sister city rela tive
to giving coneer ts during the coming win
ter in behalf of the poor, and since writing
that, we have been pleased to witness very
commendable and praise-worthy action on
the part of some little girls, connected with
the Din1iddie street NJ. 3. Church Sunday
School. The action was this: Yesterday
afternoon, we observed tripping merrily
along, some twenty girls with baskets or
their arms, led by the Rev. Chas. Fl. Hall,
the estimable pastor Of the above Church.
Upon enquiry, we ascertained that the bas-
kets were filed with coffee, sugar, -four,
meal, &C., together with some of the delica
cies OF life, and these little girls W ere carry
ing them around and distributing them
among the poor and dependant and the sick.
We loved to leok upon the little pleasant
smiling faces as they joyously hurried on
their errand of love and mercy, and thought
how many sad and suffering one would
offer up glad thanks to Heaven, and invoke
rich blessings on the little angels Of mercy.
This movement was inangarAted by the
Rev. Mr.. Hall, and every Friday evening he
leads them about on this work OF love. All
honor to the attentive pastor and his little
self-sacrikcing fock. Go on in your good
work, and the God OF the widow and the
fatherless will bless your souls.
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WANrID.-Some noble hearted patrio tic
citizens who will deposit their contributions
in the box for the Washington National Mon
ument, at the Post Offices of Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Come up, gentlemen, ladies
and children, don't let the noble work Ian
guish.
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Local ITEMS.

MAYORS CouaI-Fnlay F. Ferguson, Pre-
siding.
Commonwealth Us. Susan Poff and Lavina
Lynch, white women, who were arrested yes
terday charged with fighting in the street,
were examined by the Mayor and fined as
follows: Lavina Lynch S. and Susan Poff 81.
Miles F. Taylor appeared before the Mayor
charged with making an assault on Allen
Howard. Taylor was acquired to keep the
peace and appear before the next Quarterly
term of the Corporation Court in the sum OF
$500.
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The FANoY.-There was quite collection
of the "Fancy' at Ashland Hall last even
ing, to witness the Sparring and Jig Dan
cling which came off. The boys had good
time and appeared to ENJOY thems elves huge
Iu
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CoMING IN.-Exhibitors at the late Fair
have been busy since yesterday afternoon in
bringing in their goods. The grounds are
clear again and the houses empty once
more.
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The OPERA HousE,-The manag ement,
ever ready to cater for the taste and graft
fcation of the public, have engaged the ser
vices of Mrg. Charles Howard and Mr.. Har-
ry Watkins, who have arrived in this city
and will make their first appearance on Ron-
day next.
In the meantime good bill has been pre-
pared for this evening, which will attract a
full house. See programme.
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EASY PDoPLE.-Essy people are the hard
est people in the world, for other folks at
least, il they are not 30 for themselves, and
we opine that they are that, too. Easy peo-
pie never trouble themselves to put anything
away, and of course they never know where
anything is when they want it. They never
take care of what they have, therefore they
never have anything in disable order; they
never trouble their heads with foreth ought
or care, therefore they are always fnding
themselves in some sort of trouble or want,
unless some friend takes thought for them.
And this is the usual state of the case, for
to have no one with or near them who will
not rather take double portion of trouble
and care than to see brother or sister, or any
near relative, or dead friend, suffer loss, even
from bis own fault.
Therefore, where there 10 in family one
of your easy people, somebody has to suffer-
Just so much trouble and care must be taken
by any given number of persons; and W h ere
burdened. II there is one who will not keep
his things in order, there is another who
must do more than his share, or the house
will be in constant confusion and disorder.
Then the brother, or the sister, or the hus-
band, or the wife, who is too easy to keep
things in proper places, is not always too
eaay to get furiously angry when said things
are wanted and cannot be found. Then what
ajumpiDg there must be of all the family =
The easy ones case is the disquieting of half
a-dozen people !
Ah don't talk about your amiable, easy
individuals. Give US the person who knows
his own rights just as well tno better) as he
does his neighbours, and who will maintain
them just as well; who is uneasy enough 70
take care of bis own property, and to wish
to have everybody uneasy in like manner
1t is no credit to any one to be "easy." We
never hear person described thus without
a conviction that for that person, if the de-
scription is true, somebody suffers.
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Eualua ss ita.rGS.

NM ALTERS
w. Ma iiCAAL YDTEL
CohfER MAIN AND tprnu,i "hEmr3
Norfolk, Va.
ENiE proprietor Beturns To. .,i,t ere CT.
l. thanks TO has friends and, tie lr;y,I tM,S
ing public for then Liberal tat,ouace Ibid
exteRaea 70 tnls well kbcwn estahiishneRl fpe
the past four yea respectfully soiyc,js COO,
tanaance OF the same, assuring them that nctl-
Ing shall be left unIione to make tbtm on ssss
table while seloarnlng at The National Pebt4
and attentive Servants. com,ortahI ,o0u s. Inc
table supplied with the best the Markets atsore
superior Wines and Liquors ave the ind uee@
neDts to stop at this Hotel
VIM I. WALTERS
N. The Stages Tor Elizabeth CITY, " 600,
vile, HEREFORD and Ed. pton n. G; leave tn IL
Hotel daily. 0c e-3m
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SPORTSMENS' HOME.

SPORTSM EMS HOME
d. FREEMAN, Importer snd Manufac.
!. tursr of Guns, Rifles, AINS2nszssa.:SsN
stols, &C, and dealer in
ng g 90 5, comprising
large variety Of double and =.
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
Fder, Colts and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &C.
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street.
sep 2o-ly H aspil
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FALL DRY GOODS.

CARP OIL CLOTHS sc.
r WOULD respectfully invite attention to
i my desirable assortment of CARPETS,
DRUGGETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS, com.
prising variety Of styles which cannot fail to
please at fair prices.
0E- CLOTHS--I have also recently received
a lot of Cloths suitable for Ladies and Boys
Cloaks, which will be sold at very reduced
prices. CHAS. I. GOaSUCH,
mos Nc 3, Market Square.
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JUST RECEIVED AT G. HALL Il Co.'S.
THE TANCHNiTZ COLL ECTION or
British Authors.
EMBRACING the following popular Books.
IL McCauley's History of England { vols
Byron's Works vols
Tom BIZ owns School Days vol.
John Halifax, 2 vols.
A Life fer a Life, 2 vols.
The Head of the Family, vols.
The Crescent and the Cross, 2 vols.
Vivian Grey, by Dirracle, 2 vols.
Diany of Late Physician, by Warren.
The Pickw ck Club, by Dickens,
Tom Jones, by Fielding, 2 vols
Harry LorreQner, by Lever.
Japhet, by Capt. Marryat.
Pendennis by Thackefay.
The Canton's by Bulwer.
Eothen Pictures from Italy, Dickens.
My Novel, Bulwer.
Denereud, by Bulwer
Mary Barton,
The above with many others for sale as above.
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IF you WANT PURE
BRANDIES,
WINES,
GINS,
TEAS, CIGARS, &C., &C.,
noNr FORGET TO CALL AT
IL A. ]. MOCK + CO.'S,
No. %, West Wide Water street,
= no l5-ly NoRFoLK, Va.
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Business Cards.

QUAKER CITY
| MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital and Surplus 1851 ,166.
EtuR Insurance against loss or damage. by
+ Fire, the Perils of the Sea, Inland Navi-
cation or Transportation, Apply at No. As,
Bank street to
&C 19-3m MCLEAN.
VIM. A. GRAVES,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND ks
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY.
STEFAN SAW MILL AND TIMBER
MANUFACTOkY,
No. 60, Wide Water Street, Ner.
fOlE, Va.
Mt N. B. RoILDING MA TERIALS
(FHRNLSgED AT SHORT NOTICE.
est 6-ly
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GROWING THE QUErN.-As we stated yes
terday, Miss Lucy Walters, Of Norfolk, was
crowned as Queen Of Love and Beauty, by
Capt. W. II. Morgan, Of the Lexington "a
diets, who, on the interesting occasion, de-
livered the following appropriate address +:
1t is my good fortune to have the honor Of
browning a Queen of Love and Beauty. Not
because / have been the successful knight in
the contest but owing to the generosity OF
one to whom the honor justly belongs. 1t
would be doing injustice to myself, as well as
to the noble knight, if were not to say to
this imposing array of beauty, that H'a"atha
was the Knight Of Knights.
1t was custom in days gone by, for those
who enter ed the contest, to 60 SO far as even
to stain the fields OF strife with their oppo-
nents blood; but there has been change,
and now each one enters and endeavors by
his skill and dexterity, to gain the honor OF
GROWING the Queen Of Love and Beauty.
We live in an age in which chivalry does
not consist in buying Honor's wreath BY wa
ding through sea Of ore and the fair ones
of our land would shadder at the idea Of wear
ing crown worn in such manner.
Now, in making my selection Of Queen,
l do SO with the frm conviction that one,
more worthy Of wearing crewn was never
chosen. oa ID beautious light excel the
glowing god Of the day. Others are ad-
mired for their seauty; they shine like unto
bright consultations. We look to them and
admire them as bright stars in the armament
of beauty. Bat there comes one, before
whose beauty that Of others sink into obsca-
rity.
Compared with them you are like the sun,
under the influence Of whose light and splen-
dor all minor planets fade away; and it is on
account Of these high qualifications that l
choose you Of the one who ought to wear
the crown and reign QusEs oy Lows AND
RRAuTY
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CHOICE Mich COWS FOR SALE.

CHOICE MICH COWS FOR SALE.
N>HE Subscriber having been for some time
L past engaged in keeping zaas7aaan
Dairy Farm, and wishing to retire s'&aM
from the business on account of W
feeble health, offers for sale pri ----z2z.-ze--
COWS, on re ssona BILE terms. Persons wishing
to purchase can see them at any time by com.
ing to my Fsrm, hort distance from Ports
mouth, in this rear Of the Gosport Navy Yard
NATH'L II, EDWARDS,
NOD Norfolk County.
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus $s54 ,Sl3.
TSOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
4 upon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
other property, in this old and wen known
Company, Apply at No. IS, Bank street to
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+ UCHUS HART
IL AND Pua1IMc s7 IN Nu,,, -,yo.
darOhIhAS OF AND DEALER
bLOoA LlN, aPElTER,
FAN baM Lh,Ap, lNGOT COPPER,
N SN11 a13,n,,, TIMERS SOLDER.
= . 1mm 1S y, PIG LEAD,
n n a q q pp, ~, BlSMUTH,
~ MEAA1., SSELTER SOLDER.
also, MANUFACTURER and IMpORTEf
"a III S1d.T rH eLArED and BRITANIA WARE,
to. ne AAADE supplied on the most favorable
'' oc 9I~-3p
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank street,
FE " STEPS FRGHNAIN STREET

NORFOLK, VA.
Days interest at the rate of five per e~~s
= on all SANS remainlng Oh deposit 80 days sSs
upwards, and four per cent if remaining sens
than 80 days. Interest compounded every gts,
months or paid to the depositofs il preiex,sss.
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hesgr@ss
trom9 A. NJ to IN p. Nj. Discount days, Veg
days and Thursdays, at 10 O'Clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will fts Il 10.
Institution safe and convenient for the purpose
Directors for tbs Frese,u Yeas,
JOIN B. WHITEEBAb, President.
SAH'L Il. RopeEs, s. hAn-SVoRn
Jos. T. ALLYN, j. JAMES doom
c. E. MArTEIAs, r. W. SEABvR'
W. II. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECHAN.
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. 80 Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT,
DIRECTORS.
DELAHy, Jos X. SPRArLEsT'
CIV GAANpy, RyLAkB CApps,
JAS LEIGH, y. T. HAnR@osa,,
1890. W. ID. WALES, Cashier,
sTNhie EnEtatussOD Ofyers 40 the Hssr.
i chant. and Mechanic the Farmer apl U.s.
Professional man, in town and country; aNCs>
portunity TO make SUMS Of money ,protacti+s
that otherwise mig fevaiD Idle, theihtsrestcs
which Will be Seml-aRDuaaty added to the pYss,.
cipal, and yet may be Withdrawn ct ahort sssy
tee. l.s's I'Et 49, 1. r..
1t also recommends itself 10 Eaecutors Sea.
ambassadors and Guardians. s6o,aing an ,us.
doubted guarantee OF safety. swell from the a.
sponstbiHty and integrity Of its DuectCrN aDsH
Stockholders. rs from the security o = SntSss,4
emily large Joint fund.
The rate Of 5 per cent per amin will be ~
lowed ON sums remaining OIL deposit for 80 dtays
or mere, and per cent for shorter time. Ttss
Office of the Bank will be open daily Tor recetcn.
ing and paying deposits from to Up. M.
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-12

O+hEsE n FANG,
OIL GLOTBRS,
RUGS, MATS, Sc.
q US stock of the above Goods IS The largeg.
~ 70 De found IN thus market, coasstiug o.
Velyets, Tapestry and ErlsselIs
Imperial, Three Ply aud lngrala
Damask, Twllled and Plain VanetIan
Cotton and Hemp Carpets
Rugs, Druggetts, Door Mats
Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers.
Also every variety OF Floor and Farnitlre OF
Cloths OF all widths, which wall be sold IL
quantities 10 suit all purchasers.
CURTAIN GOODS.
We have beautiful assortment CT Satin d
LANES, Dam4sks, Fringes, TasseIls, Cora ices
&c, all of which are determined to sell s.
prices tia; defy oompeutlon.
w A WALTERS & co,
No, % MaIn street
N BAN binds Of Upholstery and Pape
shortest notice.
oG - W. A. " Il CO