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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

Somsthins Of a Business in Mutton. An
Albany paper in speaking OF the business
done taete, gives the following statistics Of
one coocsru
Last season, Captain McGcaw slaughtered
8 kos snse sniC o gd s. per head
dressing six cents per head, S4,575; carriage
by his own teams, $500, and correspond
ing amount in New York; commission for
sailing 1870 per head, Slo.l56. The talow
aud peIts are sold here, tae former bringing
on an average 37Hc per head, amounting
to $50, 1868 Is, and the latter, Sl,50 each,
Sl2l,8T5. '-s
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URROW'S
RELIA BILE

FoR THE RAPID AND EFFEcrUAL cUaE sT
SCkOFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMA TISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER
FILES. GENERAL DEBILITY
GRAND ULAR SWELLINGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MEacuaIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
Life. 50 "a
For sale in Norfolk by
j. w. BURROW 8 CO.,
Druggists and Chemists. 6S Church a.
~ IL ~
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Great Watering Piaee--A writer in a
Galveston, Texas, paper, describing the ex-
celieucies of Sour Lake as a watering
place, says;
When came here | weighed just oae hun
dred and forty-four pounds, nine ounces TX
grains, apothecaries weight, ''slip shucked, y
but now pull down generally but especially
after dinner, liza pounds, hog meat szre, and
am as Independent as a wild cat The air
it 80 ra1iied that jay-bird can scarcely fly
through it for the want Of sufficient volume
necessary for its support.
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FROM Japan.

Tbe accounts from Japan are 10 tbs 18th
Of duly Affairs wece not going on very
Satisfactorily there, as the government had
atsesnpted to cou1ae ali foreigners to small
.s,and some teo mite tom Jeddo, thus eva
dins the stu Stations OF the treaties. They
atse sought to establish new coin as h,
0 MY oue to be used in commercial transsc-
tons vita foreigners. Tae British Consul
Mad protested against these measures and
suaaeu d ed trade with the japanese.
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FATAL OCCURRENCE On the 27th ultimo. A
servant in the employ oil James Willis. ESD.
OF Orange Count descended a well at that
gentleman'S residence for the purpose of clean
ing 1t In few moments groan; were heard
another servant descended to the rescue of the
hfst, ami 1t is supposed was imm ediately re- n
dered helpless rom inhaling the noxous gas in
the bottom of the we'll. Measures were i'm
mealately taken to get the two men out, but
TOO late to save life, as they were discovered to
be quite dead when brought to the surface.
An AgfM Rept,ie.-The Weatheford TEX
as) News says mir. Billie has shown us a
centipede, captured and Gagged, measuring
SIX inches in iength, fretting and flaming with
the reetided, doube-distiled, concentrated
quiutessence OF poison ooziug out OF its pedal
extremities at the rate of quart a minuts,
Twas an a-T-F ~ looking thing"
Eliz beth city, n. c., has population O
I'VE thousand souls, and yet has but one
night policeman.
Capt. George NJ Humphrey, master O.. the
bark Sumter, of Charleston, died at Havana
on the Goth ult.
Mr.. Comonfort, ex President of Mexico. il
IN Paris, en- route to Switzerland, Germany,
and perhaps Russia.
Isn't that man Son of Temperance ? Ne,
not so much as tenth country cousin.
Wheaton Amos, seaman, died on board
the United States steamer Wabash, at Ma
pies recently.
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FATAL AFFaAY.-An afray hook place
Vs., between William Farrar and Michael
Vance, which resulted in the death of the
latter, his neck having been broken by blows
which he received Farrar who is in Jail
alleges that his wife had been matreatsd by
Vance ~
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Of Saturday says

Attack upon the Santa Fs Mail FurtRe,'
Particulars.-The Washington Constitution
OF Saturday says:
Advioes have been received at tde Post
Once Department from Independence No. J
stating that the Santa Fs mail which left
independence on the 10Th ult., had been at
tackled BY party OF kiowa Indians on tn /.
24jh, and that the conductor. NJ. Smith, and
his brother had been murdered. The disas-
trous Intelligence was conveyed to the mail
contractor at independence by passenger
named Cole, who, though badly w.uadei,
had mauaged to make his escape.
teaiS were also entertained that tda in
coming Aail due at Independence on the 4ta
instant, and which had not been heard of
on the 9th, had also BEEN intercepted By the
Indians. 1t is believed that Mr.. Otero, dele
gate to Congress from New Mexico, aad bis
wife, Judge Watts aud his wife aud son, ana
Judge Porter were passengers By that
mail.
The anxiety and indignation which to-
news OF this OUT age will occasion viii! b :
somewhat allayed oy the further intelligence
that Col. Sumner, commanding the Depar,
ment OF the West, as soon az be heard Of the
fatal occurrence, despatched a company of
dragons to Pawnee Fork to protect toe
mail, and punish the offending Indians -
Hopes are entertained that this prompt al /
energetic action on the part OF Col. Sumuer
will result in the capture Of the murdersrs
OF Smith and his brother, aad the rescue OF
the pass myers by the overdue mail It Is
probable that it will b. found necessary to
station party OF troops at Pawnee Fork to
IS 'ort tn t mail thence to Cold Spriag, aad
thuS obviate the recurrence of such q Cd
amity AS that which i. is ou- painful duty to
announce.
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ITO AVOID HAVING SOUR BREAD

'E'O AVOID HAVING SOUR BREAD.
use Senple's Infallible Baking Powder.
To make bread speedily, use Semple's Infal.
ible Baking Powder.
To save lard in making biscuits, use Sempie's
Infallible Baking Powder.
70 make bread hight and sweet, use Semple's
Intallible Baking Powder
TO save time, labor and expense, use Semple's
lnfallible Baking Powder. For sale by
JNO. w. BURROW g. CO..
Druggists and Chemists, Church St
DR.. J. W. GARLICK:
DEAR SIR:-After keeping house for sew.
/eral months, and being so frequently foiled
In making Loaf Bread, was induced to try
your Sempie's Baking Powder. Since
then have had SO little trouble. and have so
rarely failed to have good BIZ cad i have though
1t but due to you to say as much, as have had
IN constant use your invaluable Powder for
more than year -
HENRY B. HALL
For sale by King & Toy, ]. W. Burrow 4 Co.
M. e. Bell, and by Druggists and Grocers NJ
ei@Hy' .tr .-. - iy l9
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A Wasrsa.-A wretch calling himself DR.
a5utterfeld, enticed young woman from
Utica under promise Of marriage. After her
rain was effected, be gave as areason for not
marrying her that be had q wife. He is un
der arrest, but will probably escape with a
very slight punishment
Hcle Old Roran. -Mrs. Callahan, an Irish
woman in Chelsea, Massac husetts, does the
work of her family is stout, straight as an ar :
row and aged enc hundred and lUur years.
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Horrible and D@J',,tj9y oct o N-rHesS
and Ro,enlity -Tae following baes.o,s aai
disgusting act s.lnig sjta1us pa-e Il, i:
tru, and the New 0clsaa5 Data SAYS the
circumstances have been FL. aiSl ID ay some
of the most respectable cjtizea5 u. that
place:
On the occasion of toe a9d.uy O, tle ia
quest and making the post mortem examina-
ton OF DR.. Graham at the house o! the de
ceased DR., Desry, the regular city Physi-
clan, was conducting the examination AID
dissection, when one D., Ros5va,ley ANA
forward and volunteered MS assistance. Nat
knowing the person, Or D ,iarf d,i AIT 90
j ct to so disntereS:ei al cd y. Nha exami-
nation being concluded, aa1 tn We; Dict o tn
jury agreed upon, the body was closed, de
livered to the relatives; aud prepared for the
funeral ceremonies
On tie mex day. Snort. i before The time
fixed for the burial, Ross ally appeared at
the house of the deceas aai asked per
mission to e Mrs. Graham. he was told
taht he could not see her at that time; but
persisting with great pertinacity, and de
claring that he had a special matter of per
sonal and delicate interest to present to Mrs
Graham, was permitted to see the lady. then
plugged into the deepest atflction and dis
tress. Introducing himself as a personal
and intimate friend OF Dr. Graham, Rossval-
ly proceeded to express his great regard for
the Doctor, and his sincere confidence with
his bereaved lady in her great loss. He then
referred to the post mortem examination,
and dwelt upon the condition asd peculiari-
ties OF the body, and finally concluded by
stating what was the object Of bis visit-that
while performing the dissection a valuable
diamond ring had slipped from his finger and
fallen into the body. So great was his ex-
element and interest ia the case, that be did
not discover his loss until the body was saw
ed up and prepared for burial. He therefore
begged the lady's permission To reopen the
body and recover his valuable jewel. Ross
yally intimated that he did not desire to Of
tend the deliclcy Of the family b. re-opening
the body, but would be quite we'll satisfied
with the value of his lost ring, which he fix.
ed at S3l.
Col. Frank Brand, friend of tae family,
paid the amount, but believed that the pre-
tended loss was pure fiction. Mr. Brand
yesterday made affidavit before Recorder
Summers, charging Rossvally with obtain
ing money under false pretencss. Il was
accordingly arrested and he'd tor al sxln,-
nation.
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Naval InteUigeace.-Th United States
steamer Wyaudotte returned to the b ook
lyn Navy Yard on Thursday evening, in cor
sequence OF the illness OF Lieut. Duyal, for
NAose trial, as already announced, court
martial is in session The composition plates
OF the Wyandotte' guns having been remoy-
ed, and replaced by a better arrangement,
that vessels departure for sea is onty delay
ed until the appointment of a substitute for
Lieut.. Duya'. The following vessels, an
foreign squadrons, are ordered home: Steam
trigate Waoash, Of the N sditerranean squad
ron; steam trigate Merriaac, and sloep-oe-
war Vandalia, on the Pacific, The officers
and crew of the Saranac, (also on the Psci-
hc,) are soon to return. The terms of SER
vice Of the sloop Viecennes, on the coast OF
Africa, OF the sloop Germantown, and steam
trigate Mississippi, on the East Indies, and OF
the briggs cambridge aad Perry, in South
America, have nearly expired, and each of
tnen will be homewayd oound and some in
the United States before New Years day.
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Recepfoe Of heyGrest Eastern. Arrange
menta have been made at Portland, Me-, to
signal the steamship Great Eastern thirty
MI 9 out at sea; GA her appearance the flags
Of the United States, England AID France
will be displayed ffsm the City HalI and OBJ
src~alarm bells rung. as sba approaches
the ba.bor salUtes Will be hred from Fort
Pebble and other points. aad the bells of
lhe city will peal forth merry welcome.
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TCF DIR, WIsTAR's b Ais nj OF
us WILD CHERRY is truly balsam. 1t
contains the balsamic principle OF the Wild
Its ingredients are a II balsamic Coughs, colds
and consumption, disappear under its baisamic
influence. - EN-.
There's vile coxntsrfeit of this Balsam.
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by 8. w. FowLE & Co., Boston, which has the
wriiten signature OIL. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
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MRS. WfnslOw, an experienced nurse and
female female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process of teethng by softer inc the gums me ne
ducins all infiamm ation-will allay ali pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. DEFEND
upon II mothers, il will give rest to yourselves,
ly safe in all cases. See Advertisement in
AAo'heI eoiumh' my2S ly
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Notice.

Al Communications, &C., intended fox in.
aestion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
u hoold be addressed to JOSH Z. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor. ia order to ensu e
sit ton.
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yL I.to r O.. I'll E,,,. :.
1' "e y or '"''t E'ohS'H' MOE II
tereSting than the news OF conference, O
peace settlements. or OF new wars. il thai,
,,,,;,o .u,, S.,,
Wv aaA 1Ul'y
connrminS the rate 0, Sc J9ha sraak-in
and making public the last recori OF TIE i'll
f,,sd avredit;o, Cir I.5 E,,L,;, AL,
l 'a''' u
on his Arcuc voyage in Mag, i54l. He was
last heard from in July Of tle saae year.
R.,;cs of his Marty su,,,o.,,,.,n ans,
:, '"l~
among the Es9u'maoX' "a1 reporter seeing
some OF his men alive Ia the spring Of 1850,
a,d finding tho d.,d h,i;,s .or,, ,t.,
~.
later IN the season tas screw sIeanef f9z,
sent out in quest Of the things Of tae Frank
In expedition, has returned to Eng and, VITA
record of the alb lnjonmant of Ia E-ebus
aad Terror in April, l64S The r.card als)
states that Sir john Frank il died Jun
18th, l847. The New Yo.1 Commercial
says:
For years no one has doab..d that the
Franz lin expedition WAS entire,y LOST; Mqau-
time his wife, with deyotioa. perseverance,
and sel.-sacridce that is woyld-apown, has
st on foot and encouraged one expedition
after another TO make search for her husband.
Her tervt Mt appeals and her determined ex-
a ie have a oused wide Sp! cad sympathy,
lea have freely given time, treasure, health
ana HE l:seli TO further her plans 10 reward.
1t possible, her steady faith and constant
love, with intelligence OF positive import.
She has now the melancholy satisfaction OF
Knowing that Sir Jonn Franklin died year
before the failure OF the eSpedition,a hd three
years before the hours OF despair ana suffer
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CAsta PaIca FOR ADVERTISING
Il hLS MS

Toe DAY 3ooa WILL oe served to subscri oers
Il 81 cents per week, payable to the Carrier
Waco seat og NAL It wall be S4 per year, 81
SAX montns, and 81 for thgee months, paya
Ia al advance
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CAsTORs, CAsTORs, AsTORs

CASTORS, CASTORS. CASTORS
lust received lot OF Richly Plated Casters
q OF different styles, some of them lust out.
For really nice and new article OF Silver
Plated Castor at reasonable price, ca II at the
store of the undersigned.
Received also a lot of Silver Plated Tea and
Table Spoons and Forks, which will be sold
low oy CT GREENWOOD,
81 Main street,
DC II Head of Market S. uare,
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D8fepHieso Of Colorsd Aiiita.-A CORES.
ponient Of tae Newauyg Telegraph from
harrisburg, Pa, says.
We have a negro military company in our
place Taeir eVolutions are novel, uaiaue
aad entirely unknown to military men. In.
ssead OF thirteen inches between breast and
back, they take about twenty-six inches, for
the reason that they are not able to face
about ia time on accoun. Of their very
large feet. They paraded few days ago,
Carrying their muskets in a manner which
would have made a Sabbatarian trenble for
his te
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
ON CHURCH STREET.

UNEAI ATTRACT1ONS
ON CHURCH STREET.
lNREAT B A h GA IN y in Fancy Goods
~ Ribbons, Hoop Skirts &c.
desirable Goods in my line, to which / would
call the attention OF the Ladies', and which l
VIII sell at the lowest Cash prices My Stock
OF Hoop Skirts are unsurpassed as for gu .lity
made; my stock OF Hosiery, Ribbons and Dress
trimmings are very good and very cheap, |
think can invite the Ladies TO call and ex.
anime my Stock with confidence OF success of
selling them much better Bargains than pre-
viousiy. l have new .tyle OF Skirt supporter
and brace, and many other artictic novels Call
early at American Flag Sign.
oce TIC WILLIAMS
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
+ you wish to be supplied with good BOOTS
L and SHOES of home Msnufa ture go te G
DAVIS, at "a Church street; there is no Kind
OF Boot or Shoe that he Toes not make,
All that he asks is fair trial, and satishe.
ton guaranteed in every case oc ID r.
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THE WHEELER g. WILSON
MA Mica ETIIR IMQ 10 =

WOULD inform the public that they open
w in few days an office for the sale Of their
Justly celebrated SEWING MACHINE in Nor
folk.
The large number of Machines sold in this
State and the universal satisfaction gwen, war
rant me In re. commencing this Machine in the
highest terms. 80 aI f..
Very Respectfully &c, ....
ma l5-tf c. H. CRAIGE, Agent.
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oNS OF THE DEMONSTRATING a recent
ti'al tor libel at Chenango county, in which
the defendant opened 4his own case, he made
use OF the following expression
''Gentlemen of the jury, have been so
unhappy that have wished every night |
might wake up and find myself dead in the
morning"
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90 SaMdford's Liver Inytgorator
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gym-Isa mild
and ehectual cathartic, acting first on the Liver.
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries TALL matter that pre.
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and ID the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES TIE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPL ANTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOlE
Sold by all Druggists, and by NJ. A. SANTOS
W. ma l-6M
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RUBBER BETTING.

V'HE NEW YORK RUBBER COMPANY
l. Manufacture Rubber Machine Betting, by
new. process, OF superior strength to any
heretofore made, and at less than halt the cost
OF Leather. This Company a. e also the exclu-
siye manufacturers, under Goodyear's Patent,'
OF RUBBER TOYS, DOLLS, BALLS, TRNPINs
large and small, &c, &c. For sale at all the
Toy and Fancy Stores in the Union. Catalogues
and Price Lists (by the case only forwarded,
on application by letter to the New York Rub
per company, 46 Liberty Street, New York.
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80 Circulation greater than the Dailies
OF both Cities combined. -sM
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BUTTER, BUTTER, BUTTER.
AM regularly receiving Butter of different
grades, some very good which am retail
ing at the low price of 20 cents per Id. Some.
thing better IS, and some at 81. So come down
ana make an investment, am sure you can be
DC 10 JAS. JONES'
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THE WHEELER e. WILSON
MAN UFACTURING COMPANY,
RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
II OF Norfolk and vicinity, that they will open
IN TINS place an office for the sale ei their cele-
brated SEWING MACHINES.
Inc reputation of this Machine is world wide
and anquestioned. No other Machine has been
so extensively sold. No other has given such un.
iversai satisfaction. Each Machine is warranted
IN every respect Purchasers have instructions
from experienced operators. No charge for
packing, shipping &C.
&C '2-lw Ell CRAIGE, Agent.
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For sale by M. A. SANTOS & Co., SANTOS.
Wake & Co., and KING Toy, Norfolk. j.
b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by dealers
everywhere. e. 80
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A Ns,o Uss for ForLs.-until recently il
has beea generally supposed that the only
office of dining forks was to convey articles
OF food from the plate to the mouth, baxts an
other use has been found for them. A young
gentleman, after dining at one of the fash
iouable hotels the other day, deliberately in
serted the prongs his dinner fork in his
tangled mous.ache, and in the most artistic
manner proceeded to straighten out that hir-
suite appendage If .e ever entertained
any doubts regarding the genius aad pro
gress OF Young America, they are dispeled
now.
Ter Dollars for Catching a RatcAman A.
sleer.-The Mayor of Richmond, has given
public notice that he will give ten dollars re-
ward for every watchman's batsn brought
t, bis court next morning, if the same has
been taken tom the Waterman while asleep
during hours Of duty. 10 gentlemen who
preamhUlate during the sleeping hours of
night this offers fine scope for making an
occasionally.
FaaS accident from FIRE Miss Mary S.
Norris, only daughter of Silas Norris, of
Hartford county, Maryland, was burned so
terribly on Thursday last, by her clothes ia
KING tire, that death ensued on Friday even
ing, She was experimenting some house
hold matters in the kitchen, when the skirts
OF her dress took fire from the fireplace,
almost instantly fenveloping her person in
aames.
Negro HHng-A neg man was hung by
the sheriff OF Plymouth, in Washington, n.
g., on last Friday, in presence of 5000 spec
tators, for the murder of white man last
February. The culprit had reason to sus-
pect undue familiarity on the part of the
white man with his wife, 80 he procured a
pistol ana shot him dead
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T OWENS.
$50 REV ARD.

$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY last night from my farm on
AZ Princess Anne Road about half mile from
the city, my Negro Woman LEAH, about 80
years of age, very stout, dark com plexion, with
masculine features. Leah has cen selling in
the m rAet for about years. She took off with
her, her child about OF 4 years old. The above
reward will be given to any one ,curing her so
that can get her again. -. q.
oc 10 CHAS I'D WEST.
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NEW FALL GOODS,

t. F. q w r. II s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
No. l., Market Square, Norfolk.
rs now receiving large supply OF new Goods
4 Tor Fall and Winter Wear, and would invite
the attention ofpurchasers to his stock
The reputation of the Maj ket Square Savings
institution for selling cheap goods has been
established for ten years, ana
FARMERS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES
nave always found it to their advantage to
make their purchases of Negro Clothing and
Housekeeping DRY GOODS, at No. L Market
Square.
Among tn goods just opened may be found
Sleeps Grey Sattinett, Negro Kersey,
Domestic Plaid, Plaid Linsey,
Plaid Osnaburgs, Sattinetts ali colors,
All Wool Flannels, Negro Blankets,
Mousseiine DeLaines, Blue Denims,
Striped Shifting &c.
oc IL TT OWENS
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RumsOnl Nurseries.

THE subscriber having accepted the Agency
L for the above well known Nurseries. is
prepared to receive and fill orders for Fruit
Peach, Apricot, Pear and Cherry.
Also, Ornamental Trees, Flower Shrubs.
aedge Plants, Grape Vines, Raspberry and
Orange Plants, at New York prices
The Dwarf Pear Trees in great variety.
oc II B T BOCKOVER
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REMOVAL.
GTEWART g. STEEVER Commissioner and
- Forwarding Merchants, have removed to
the Ware house on Roanoke Dock recently oc-
cupied by B T Bockover Esq. where they will
be pleased to see their friends and customers
The office vacated by them on Newton's wharf
y for rent Apply to Meesrs. Rogers g. Langley,
oc s-slstian STEWARDS STEEvER.
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Ladies, Misses and Children's

Laules, MISSES and ChiIdPen'S
s III o x s..
JUST received at No. 8, Market Square, a
large lot of fine Shoes from Philadelphia
just the thing for the Season.
Ladies thick sole Goat Skin Bootees with and
without heels,
Ladies thick sole morocco Bootees with and
without heels,
Ladies thick sole morocco Busklns,
Ladies do do Goat Skin do
Misses do dc morocco Bootees with and
without heels, vf- II
Children's thick sole morocco Bootees with and
without heels,
ALI of the above goods are of the hest mali
ty, we take pleasure in recon mending them as
such. Call at No. and look at our Shoes be-
fore you purchase.
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