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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

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HYDRorHoBIA.--Asy youth Of sixteen years died 4
lew days ago In Harrsve, Massachusetts,, Of hydro.
phobiA he was bitten through the hand, some Eve
weeks ago, BY 4 stnnge dog which exhibited eyi.
denco 81 madnesa. NJ ss
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Diseases or the Ear.

IN ali Of disease in this important organ nr Cranes
method will be found to after all others had
failed in Deaf and Dumb the hearing
good at time. both the hearing and speech often
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avail Intelligence.

Advices FROM Asplnwan announce the arsi-
val at that port OF Furser Belknap, of the Ma
Wy, OF mission TO canine and report upon
eligible ioc0 tons for naval coal depots. Mir.
Belkhap was 10 proceed 10 Valparaiso, thence
to San Francisco, the Chinese and Japanese
ports thence &c Egypt, and home by way of
England.
The United States trigstes Roanoke and Sa.
hine, and storeship Relief, were at Aspinwall,
and United States SHIPS Lancaster, Saranoc and
Levant were at Panama. The st. Mary's was
on the Mexican coast, and the Cy2ne at Rea-
le0
The following men died on board the Lam
caster during the trip from Valparaiso to Pans-
ma Fireman, Eneas McGregor, consumption;
marine. Patrick Fitzgerald, chronic dysentery
fire nan, Robert Cooley, consumption.
The United States frigate Merrimac sailed
from Valparaiso on the 18th November, home
ward bound
A report of the late run of the United States
steamer Lancaster from Valparaiso to Panama
is published in the New York papers. Flag
Officer Montgomery has transferred his flag to
the Lancaster from the Levant. a court mar
tial was to assemble on the Lancaster for trial
OF cases Of nutinous conduct and serious tab
hing.
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@s- 1t appears that the action of our
Minister to Guatemala, in protesting against
the treaty negotiated between Great Britain
and Guatemala, was based upon incorrect
Information as to the facts. Recently receiv-
ed official dispatches state that by the treaty
alluded to, Great Britain has definitely ahan
doned her pretensioas Ia the Bay Islands, as
well as to the Mosquito protectorate, and
that the boundary liaes agreed to by the
two governments are liked In accordance
with the terms OF the amendments TO the
Dallas Clarendon treaty adopted by the
United States Senate. 1t is furthermore
stated that Great British has assured our
government that she has not and does not
intend to enter into any treaty treaty
which viii impair the rights OF tao United
States under the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
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We furthermore propose that til lie people
OF Virginia adopt full suit of 'tHomespun"
as token OF respect to the memory OF those
unfortunate victims who fell before the dead
~ aim OF Northern abohti0nisla at Harper's
Ferry, and that every man, who shall, with
IN the next twelve months, purchase a suit
OF clothes, be expected to provide himself
with none Bus those manufactured at the
South, This principal, carried out in every
department OF trade, will have the effect of
awakening The conservative feeling 1T the
North and CT arcQsing that faction TO such
an extent thst we will no longer find our
selves compelled to fight abolitionism for
the business men will, for their own Sc
curity sake, rise in mass, and with indig-
nation, crush the fend of abolitionisus as they
would viper. Take from the merchants of
the North their Southern trade, and their
ships must lie idle to rot at their wharyes,
their factories will have to close their doors
their spind les will rust for want of use, their
steam engines will cease their putfings, and
thousands and hundreds of thousands OF
their working people will find themselves
out of employment. And Think you that they
will suffer this state of affairs to continue p
Never The indignant and hungry multi
tude, aided and abetted sby the merchants,
would destroy every abolition printing press
in the country, @clerical freedom shrek
ers" would be dragged from their pulpits,
their churches would be overturned, the IA
matte and agitator would be hunted down
like dogs, and abolitionism would be forever
hushed for the conservative mechanics and
merchants, who make their daily bread by
manufacturing the raw material of the South
into mechantable fabrics for that same mar
ket, would forever stand sentinel at the
threshold of slavery, and teach their own
foolish and fanatical brothers how to respect
the institutions of every section, but more
particularly that section in which all their
interest lie, and on which they are to such
great extent dependent.
Bear in mind, however, that the only way
to effect this is by being true to the South,
by making it point to purchase nothing
from the North, which can be had at home
or which can be imported direct from Eu-
rope. This would soon have the desired eff
feet, and even though it did not, it would
bring some of the capital and labor of the
North among us, and then by different
road attain the same goal. This is a subject
in which every man, woman and child in the
South is interested, and none more SO than
those who are resident OF the cities of Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
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Horrible Murder at Triade1phio.-rhe

Horrible Murder at Triadelphia.- THE
Wheeling Union of Monday, says:
We learned yesterday that a horrible
murder had been committed at adelphia
on Saturday night 1t seems that a large
party Of young men from this city visited
that village at the time stated, on sleigh
ing excursion, and stopped at the hotel, OF
which Messrs. Mast 4 Martin, (brother-in-
law OF the former) are proprietors. Dur
Ing the evening, one of the party C lied for
something to drink, which the barkeeper
refused to furnish. This opened the way
Tor quarrel, and ended, it seems, in an al
Tray In which Mast was killed ana Martin Sc
riously injured.
new Presbyterian Church will be dedi-
catea IN Ihompson's Valley, Tazewel coun-
w va, On The LIST of January.
Moritz Wagner, the South American
traveller, is now prostrated with brain fe-
yer, ia the house of his brother. Rudolf
Wagner, the physiologist of Gottngen.
Gerrit Smith is not recovering, as has
been reported. His insanity now seems per
manent.
Judge fancy was seized on Friday night
with one OF his dangerous attacks, and is still
greatly Frustrated.
Blondin is performing on the tight-rope in
Chicago.
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L A T E S T EW s
LATER FROM EUROpE
RRIVAL OF THE ARAc(

A X ri VAL OF THE ARAG
NEW YORK, Dec. 20 The Arapo from,
Liverpool on the 18th inst, arrived TO- NIGHT
at 10 O'clock. s"s
Senator Seward come passenger by her.
The snip Monmouth, from Fleetwood for
Savannah had been wrecked. Her ersu
were saved. "
Lord Woodhouse is the second British
penipotentiary to the Peace Congress.
Marshal Random, French Minister of War
has resigned. va
The Moors had twice attacked the Span.
ish redouts, and been repulsed with 800 kin.
were killed and 900 wounded.
COMMERCIAL.
LlvERPooL, Dec. -Cotton-Sales for
Gays OF zo,ooo bales. The market closed
steady; some circulars say the market il
irregular and quotations barely maintained.
bresdstaffs have declining tend ency.-
All kinds easier but unchanged.
Provisions quiet
Consols 9513a95M. .a.
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Additional by the AragO.
TUSCANY.

IF IUSCANY.
:, Inc tuscan government, by allowing a
discount, has collected the land tax of 1860.
amounting to six millions of francs.
AUSTRIA.
1T Is SAID the payment in silver of thu
coupons OF the Austrian national loan will
De resumed on the LIST of January.
RUSSIA.
Frederick Hill, of st. PETERSBURG had
failed, with liabilities amounting to slo 200
sterling. W ~@o'o'"
1"e W@nderer Case.-Tenerife adyices oS
december LIST, mention the landino thai ~.
French vessel, of man Representing him.
sell as Capt. Geo. Walker, of the American
scnr' IVY illiam." 1t is probable that he il
Inc captain of the SLAYER Wanderer. who
was ''eit IN the lurch" by his mate.
The Latest.
BY Telegraph from London to Southan,.
ton:
LONDON, Dec. IA despatch from Mar.
sellles, on Tuesday night, reports that Con-
gn,an.lnoPie letters OF the 7th, says that the
French minister had made an officia demand
OF the Turkish Government for the ;ssns NJ
hrman favorable to the Suez Canal pro-
Ject, and he was supported by the Ambasss-
aors from Austria, Prussia, Russia and Sar-
DINA. "A" '"'-
"A stormy session of the Turkish council
OF ministers followed, and the nin;sters
maj y agreed to request the powers making
Tue demand to come to some understanding
with England. "Au''s
MADRID, Dec. l3.-The third corps d'ar-
NEE has landed at Ceuta.
General Prim has been attacked on ,be
road to Tetuan by the Moors. The enemis.
were repulsed with great loss. The SPANISH
had forty killed and wounded.
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Post Office AfairS.-- Virginia. Thomas
j. Hatch is appointed postmaster at Ven
diersville, Orange county, Va, vice Rob't.
Lowry, resigned. John Bodkin is apo int
ed postmaster at Bunker Hill, Bedford ceun-
ty, Va, vice Edward Hancock, resigned. -
Lewis A. Shanklin is appointed postmaster
at Mercer Salt Works, Mercer county, Va,
vice C. Anderson, resigned. Christopher
Stump is appointed postmaster at Mouth of
Wilson, Grayson county, Va, vice Joseph
Ia. Young, moved away.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RI y DR.. HOSTL TIERS Stomach Bitters
3 increase in popularity win all who
test its superiority as Tonic, or remedy for
Dyspepsia and the affe, ;tions arising from dis
ordered stomach. 1t is prepared with great
care, and its component parts are entirely vege-
table, it is free from the objections so often
urged against preparations of the kind The
Bitters may be used nth confidence and bene.
fetal effects by all suffering from complaints OF
the stomach AS MEDICAL AGENT it has
no equal, while its pleasing flavor and health
iul effects have made it general iavorite 1t
is free from all properties calculated to impair
the ystem, and its operations are at once mild
soothing and efficient. All who have used the
Bitters ATTEST ITS VIRTUES and CONNIE lend
II to use.
For sale by BURRUSS g. BRO, Wholesale
agents, and Importers OF BraLdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
sists and dealers generally, everywhere.
EREsH SPICES,
II FLAVORING ATTRACTS
CONES GELATINE
C0OPER'S IsINGLAsS.
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Celery Seed Nut
megs. Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange
Peach, Rose and Almond.
w BuRkOW & co, Druggists,
- 68 Church Street,
TOGETHER WITH A
Choice assortment of Lubins, Maugenet, Cow
dray and RimmePs Celebrated Perfumery,
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
Toilet articles of every description justreceiyed
at ]. w. BURROW Il co,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
no 30 the purest Medicines.
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Thirty-Sixth Congress First ses.

AhAfty-SiXth COngFess-First Sc s.
sion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
SENATE.
The Senate is not in session. having nd.
journed till Friday. =
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual hour.
Mr.. Morris, of Illinois, resumed his re.
marks from yesterday. He said the ores
doctrine OF popular sovereignty was in peril.
The Democratic party was divided on the
subject. The ultra representatives from thu.
slave-holding States have abandoned it. IL
was not disputed that the Cincinnati nla,.
form recognizes it. The President and H..
ultra Democrats have torn up the planks and
interpolated new ones and drove the nolit,.
cal car teartuliy to the precipioe. This was
lnaugurated last session with the infamon.
Lecompton swindle. The President pursued
those who opposed 1t, especially from iii
nois, with personal malignity wbils he wa.
budding tor the nomination OF the Charleston
Convention. ''o'A
Judge Douglas is the only man North who
mas succeeded in general election since the
crusade mas commenced, and be fought haud
to hand with the cohorts OF Lincoln and M.
hungry Presidents pack, cheered on nv
Attorney General Black. Good Democrats
had been removed from office in Illinois ann
Abolltlonlsts putin their places.
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vi A Rim e NEW $.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
| From the Merchants and Mechanics Es.
change Books.
FRIDAY, Dec. 30.
FRII
ARRiV ED.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Baltimore
Steamship Georges Greek, Willetts, fn Bait.
bd TO N Y put in to finish loading to T p
Crowel.
Steamship Baltimore, Green, FIN Havana, BID
to Baltimore, put IN yesterday short of Goa l TO
4 p Crowell.
Steamer Mount Vernon, Smith, I'm Alexan-
dria, I'D to New York, put in to finish load ing,
TO 4 Croweli.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, FIN
Philadelphia, to 4 p Crowell
Schr Mary Eliza, Thompson, I'm N c, cotton
Tor Odom & Clements, and cotton and corn for
Delk T. Lindsey.
schr Jordan Jones, Walker, I'M C, corn
to Giandy g. Stout
Sehr Alice Gibson, Beasley, FIN N C, shingles
and tar to Odom 1, Clements.
Schr Angler, Phillips, I'm Mass, in ballast to
b Hardy & Co.
schr Sarah Mary. Balance, from N Z, with
shingles to d d Simmons Bro
CLEARED.
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell for New
York, by T P Crowell.
Schr Harris Francis, Clark, for West Indies,
with slaves and shingles by NJ Smith & Bro
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~ Office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN Z. HATHAWAY,
tditor and Proprietor in order to ensure
attention.
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@zs- medical survey, held on board the
United states ship Lancaster, on the l4th
inst, at Panama, invaIided Lieutenant w.
W. Queen, Rev. Chester Newell and several
OF the crew. The Intendente of Panama.
accompanied by Amos B. Corwine, ESQ.,, Q.
5. Consul, and lady, visited the Lancaster
on the 18th inst, and were complimented
with the usual salutes.
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New York Markers.

NEW YORK, December 29.-Flour-Is.
firm. Sales of 5000 bbls. Ohio Sc. 6Sa5- 76.
Wheat-ls quiet, bus prices firm; white
lb0albb cts; 1870 cents for red.
Oorh Is puoyant; sales of 5000 bushels.
Fors Is dull and nominal; Mess Sic.
Lara--The market is heavy at l05Sai0s<
cents.
Whiskey-Ths market is dull aaa quoted
nominal at 2s1z cents.
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Death Of an Estimobls Man.-A CORES.
pondent of the Petersburg Express, writing
from Jerusalem, Southampton county, Dec.
10th, says:
On Friday last, Elijah Joyner, Esq, had
occasion to visit his mill, not far distant, land
went in suIky, to which was hitched a
somewhat refractory horse. Upon return,
ing home, the axletree of his vehicle broke,
pitching him out. The horse, it is supposed,
started rapidly off, and Mr.. Joyner acciden-
tally became entangled in the reihs When
discovered, he was wholly unconscious, and
had evidently been dragged ONE dist ance
before he could extricate himself.
The unfortunate man was conveyed imme-
diately home, and Drs. Worrell and Daugh-
trey sent for, who rendered all necessary
aid, but to no purpose. The patient fingered
unit Saturday night, whenhe breathed his
last.
He leaves wife and several children to
mourn their irremedial loss.
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Mrs. Winsiow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
ducing all infiammatior-wil altay ali pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels, Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my d ly
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NEW York, Dec. 28.--The steamship GIana-
da, arrived to-day from Havana, is reported as
having been cut through by the ice in the
North River, and sunk.
LATER-The steamship Granada was cut
through by the ice while coming up the bay,
and has sunk in the dock up to her guards
Her passengers report that in the saloon there
was about two feet of water.
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New YoRK, Dec. 29.--The schooner Col. Sat
terly, from Charleston, got off of Barnegat on
the 27th, but was run into yesterday morning
by steam tug and cut down to the waters
edge She was run ashore on the west bank
ard now lies full of water.
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Great Fire In New Yorh
From hoenty to thirty Wareheuses in Eam,

- >"' ''oo'''J ~ WtTfy WuTeh0kse6 Sn FLAMES
The Fire still spreading.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-A tremendous fire.
is new raging in Beekman and Gold stras,s
to Fulton street, and threatens to he vsrv
destructive. Some twenty or thirty ware
houses are now in ruins! The Ere commsn.
GEO IN cyrus Fields paper warehouse.
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK, Dec. &c. The fire Originated
at No. 81 Bekkman street. occuniad h,r
Messrs. Black, Crane l. Co., looking rIass
manufacturers. The warehouses Tins far
destroyed are those of Messrs. Duncan. West
Co., Bulky Co., Field & Co., ali paper
G T IL. Il. Haydock, drug importer
nnaicott d Co., photographers; Mason Il
Dodge, heating apparatus manufacturers
all entirely destroyed.
Inc buildings now in flames are: On
dola ST. the warehouse of Ii. Henkle, i'm
porter, and j. o. Smith, japanner. On Ful.
Ton street, d. kissum, manufacturer of fin
ware; Isaac .Ayres, globe wire-works: Gao
wade, manufacturer OF surgical instruments.
EDWARD Black, importer of musical instrn'
ments, and Lewis Hershman, Fulton seaie.
manufacturers. 'S'
Ann street, running from William tn Gold,
street, which is filed with mechanics, shan
small dwellings, and drinking saloons. ia stsS
in flames. 40 "'A'
THIRD DEsPAToH.]
New YORK, Dec. 29.-By noon che fire.
was extiaguished and it has proved lees dis
astroas than was at first believed. SIX
buildings on Beekman street and four on
ann street are burnt down, and two fronting
on ruiten street and running through to
Ann street, are badly damaged in the rear
Ihese latter are extensive warehouses. oc-
cupled respectively by Edward Black, in
spector of musical Instruments, and Messrs
oicett, Mckessen Il Co., wholesale drug
gists. Cyrus Field has $50, 600 insurance On
his stock va
90 The loss by this fire is estimated at $780,
ooO. The insurance will probably cover ii.
Several firemen are said have been iniur-
ed by falling walls.
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BELyIDERE, N. j., Dee. 29.-.The trial of Rev
Mr.. Hsrnden for the murder of his wife, has
been postponed till next term.
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NaH Route Agencies. the route from
Atlanta, Ca, to Montgomery, Ala, Camil-
lus A. HARRISON is appointed route agent in
place of C. Hibberts, resigned from the LIST
proximo, at same salary. On the route from
Chicago to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Hiram S.
Wheeler is appointed route agent in place of
j. l.. Hayward, resigned, at same salary
from LIST proX,
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HOLIDAY WEETS

NOV is the time to call and get some nice
IN Boots and Shoes.
FW sEABURY'S SONS,
de 20 IL M9rket square
A RCHiTECTS, Blu ILDERS CARpE "
IA ter's Machinists, Decorators, and all con.
nected with Mechanical and building opera,
tions, should see the
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