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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21
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Notwithstanding the extraordinary fact
that no less than 100000, 900 of gold has
been dug out of the ground within the last
ten years, and added to all the world pos
sessed hefOre, yet gold is nowhere super
abundant; the demand for it, in commerce,
has nowhere diminished. On the contra
ry, at London, Paris, and New York, there
is constant drain of specie going on with
out apparently any sufficient cause. All
theories heretofore formed of the effects to
be produced by the gold mines, have proved,
SO far, erroneous. Is there any solution, on
commercial or economical grounds for this
phenomenon
The drain on the Bank of England d.
minished her gold, between the lst of July
and the Sd of September, $4,000, 900, not
withstanding her heavy receipts from Aus
tralia, the United States, and from other
sources. This drain from England still con-
tinues. The same operations are witnessed
here at the great centres of our exchanges.
The New York banks, on the first of Octo-
Der, 1858, had $50, 500, 900 in specie. Now
they have only 81, 100000. The following
shows the decline in the specie balances in
New Orleans and New York:
ls50-Feb. 1859 Mar. Is59-Oct
". Orleans. .S1l, ls7,5s3 SI7,0I3593 sI2924, 100
New York. 2s,533,ls1 25,Oi3,lOO 2l,5o2,GO0
The banks at these two commercial GEN.
tiers, have been enabled to retain these di-
miuished balances, only by draining the in
terror freely. of its specie. If the foreign
demand continues, and the currents Of spe-
Gle from the interior shall become dimin-
ished or dried up, the banks at the points
for exporting specie, may become seriously
embarrassed In March last the banks at
New Orleans and New York together. held
$40. OOO. 900 in specie. On the first of Oc-
tober. Notwithstanding their heavy drafts
for coin on the interior, and the large re-
ceipts of gold from California, the specie in
their vaults was only S33,OO0,000. They
have lost $4,000, 900 in six months. The
same rate Of loss FOR six months TO come
would bring them to the verge of suspen.
sion Of .,ecie payments.
The important and interesting question
is, where does this stream of the precious
metals, which is abs Ding all the products
of Australia and California, which pas:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

SENATOR BRoDERiCK.- had not
apt occasionally to indulge in the gloomy
anticipatioDs which his peculiar isolation
suggested to him. He had never been mar
ried, and rarely took part in the gaieties of
Washington. He was singularly neat in
his attire. He was careful business man,
and but for the panic would have been very
rich. His property is valued at $4,000,
but it is reported to be encountered with
debt to the amount of 5000. Two sec
ond cousins in California claim to be his
only heirs. 1t is supposed that awill, made
two years ago, is in existence in Washington
City.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21
The Cotton Crop.

The cotton planters are gathering the
most magnificent crop the earth has ever
yielded them. 1t is abundant, and of the
finest quality and the weather for the last
six weeks has been the finest, not only for
picking but for maturing the late bolls, that
has ever been known. Ii is computed that
more cotton has been made since the
fifteenth Of September, than in the same
length of time during the growing season.
Up TO Monday night last, the stalks were
still green, and the later bolls were matur-
ing rapidly and opening out with beauti-
full quality of cotton. Experienced planters
were calculating that if the fine, dry, warm
weather of last week in the cotton region
should continue till the 10th of November,
it would add 100000 bales TO that which
has already matured. More than enough
mas already matured to make a crop of over
1000, 900 bales
If the weather continues propitious for
another fortnight, it may 60 up TO $780,
OOO DaieS- All the grades OF cotton Will
be Of better qualities this year than usual
Cotton picking is truly the harvest season
at the South, and every hand-men, women
and children-that can reach the cotton
bolls, is kept steadily at work. More cot
ton has been gathered this year in the same
number of days than was ever picked be-
fore, for there has not only been no rain, but
no dews to prevent the early morning Ia
bors. Every cotton field is now a scene of
busy and earnest labor. Each hand has his
task of so many pounds of seed cotton, and
pay is given for all over work every one
1 is therefore apparently laboring with will.
The prospects of the crops is having de-
/ pressing effect upon the market. Cotton
has declined cent a pound within fort
night; and sellers are still forced to make
concessions daily in their demands Nine
and ted cents are now the highest prices for
middlings in Memphis. II they should go
TO seven and eight cents, the South will re-
ceive an enormous accession TO its wealth,
from this seasons crop. Her railroads will
realize large revenues from It's transporta-
ton, nd all tue interests connected with
her commerce, will receive new impulses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

aHEH-.1 1T sBOP-.uR. y. b O.N.Nr
ev would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Evansville that he has opened Meat Shop on the
corner of First aud Locust streets, where he in
tends keeping an assortment Of the best meats of
all kinGs. lie asks "A Porton of public patronage,
he Intends TO keep the best OF meat Of all kinds.
Meat delivered to any part of he city free Of
charge and with promptness.
HDED CO.NFoATS IND BL.A.N,A-
ID cts. A large assortment-comforts very heav
lily wadded, for sale low at "
oct20 3 EMBlCH co 3 II
V0.sR.N-sO.uE .nORE or TINT
IL nice mixed yarn, just received at
oct2O s. EMBICH & co.'s
0sHERTf.N'G PL.l.N.N.ELs-A mort
~ superb article that will not shrink, just OPEN
ed at s. EMBICH co.'s
EWsH-.nlC 9 n h N o ";
II Herring, &C., for sale at
oct2O COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
I0E.N.RG.aR so BRLs. "BALLOU"
y Vinegar received and for sale by
octl9 GEORGE FOSTER co.
AO.sILs-sOO ERGs BEL.MO.N-T
ov aud Virginia (ail sizes) in store and for sale
by GEORGE FOSTER a co.
u 200 boxes Halls and quarters, Star candles.
IS do Hard pressed tallow do
received ost,s and for sale By groRcE FOSTER .oo
II LINE &C.
IL $50 barrels white lime,
so hhds gray do
125 bbls Hydraulic cement,
octis GEORGE FOSTER d CO.
HU.N.N'Y' BaGs-25O BaLBs-
" from 212 to 4 bushe, for sale low to close out
octi9 GEORGE FOSTER 4 co.
DATTf.N-G-I5OB .aLEs CAyN.N.EL-
I'D ton No. I, just received and for sale BY
octls GEORGE FOSTER 4 CO.
ITvHE U.N.DERSIG.N.ED HAS OPEN
IL ed drawing class for mechanics. Those who
wish to join requested to call at his Office in or
der to bespeak the particulars. t4#t u
J, X. FRICK, Architect.
octl9 Office in Crescent City Bank Building.
NORRECTION-67NT FE0FZE
u are under the impression that Rosser Bros.
& Co. are keeping fine silk and fancy dress goods
only. For the Information Of such we would state
that our stock Of staple goods i complete such as
wool fannels, the best of canton fanpels linseys,
bleached and brown shirtings and sheetings, &C.
Also sattnets, jeans and cassimeres, for men and
boys wear. Call in and examine.
s'... ROSSER BROS co.
oct 10 No. 80 Main street.
ZOO OUNCES OF QUH.N xyN.E-P0W.
q ers 4 WeiRhtmsn's manufacture just received
and for sale at small advance on eastern prices, at
WIN. H..P. ST0DDARD'S,
octl9 IL Main streat.
II .A.NPS! L.k.UPS!-W.AOLD
IL and retail. new lot in store to-day direct
from the manufacturers at the Drug Store VI
WIN. II. p. STODDARD,
octl9 IL Main street.
ExTK.1CT .l.N.D CHIPS OF LOG-
IL wood extract copperas, indigo, madden. and
general assortmeutof dye stuffs at
VIM. II. p. STODDARD'9,
octl9 IL Main street.
HDURR CRRA.M TARTRR, 20 w.
IL dered from crystals, expressly for family
at WIN. II. p. ST0DDARD'S,
octlo IL Main street.
DRFH.N.ED SUGARS, From lie
h per N up, for sale at yICKERY BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

B@.A Paris correspondent of the New
York Tribune says that he passed half hour
with Senator Sumner the day before he
wrote, and he had not seen that gentleman
in such apparently fine health for three
years. Mr.. Summer intended leaving Paris
for England in few days, whence he in
tended taking his departure, probably early
in November, for the United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

kVOB sCCo.- "a
Il 90 xes various brands bi.gL virginia;
IS do Halves, Elves, and Fights;
II 25caddios ' Planters Choioe;'
~ 80 p do Burrows" ~
In store and for sale low, by
oct6 GEO. FOSTER co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

n@. Henry c. Carey, the distinguished
American economist, has returned to Paris
from summer tour through Russia, Sweden,
and Denmark. His celebrated "Letters to
the President have been translated in the
Russian, Danish and French languages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

200 OUNCES OF QUkyN kJV.R-POW-
q ers 4 Weghtmsns manufacture, just received
and for sale at small advance prices, at
WIN. II. .P. STODDARDs,
octl9 IL Main stredt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

II .A.NPS! L.A.uPS!-W.AOZDS
IL and retail. A new lot in store to-day direct
from the manufacturers at the Drug Store VI
wM.H. p. ST0DDARD,
octlg IL Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

kay- VI. Leyerrier has discovered seth
planet, nearer the sun than Mercury.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VOB 'CCo.-
II 90 xes various brands bi.gL virginia;
IS do Halves, Elves, and Fights;
"A 2Scaddios 50 Planters Choioe;'' Il
~ 80 p do Burrows" n
In store and for sale low, by
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
JHwELHK!
4 Fine Gold Pencil, Nth Gold Pen attached,
2 Gold Locket for S.! II
And PREMIUM to each purchaser ,corfa from
SO to 5000.
APTER TWO I.E.sRS PR0RIT.I.
Oh BILE experience in our present mode of disros-
ing Of our JEWELRY, &c, and from the universal
satisfaction given to all who have patronized our
House, we take pleasure in saying that We now con-
slider our business fairly and permanently estab-
lished. CESS
We wish it understood that this is no LOTTERY,
but fair and legitimate sale, in which each person
gets the worth of his OF her money in Gold Pencil
scith Gold Pen attached, Gold Locket, worth So
each, which cannot be bought at any retail store
for the same price, and in addition to the purchase,
each person receives Premium Of Jereirl, not less
In value than g. and it may he worth s., 8, 3, 10,
IL, Is, 20, 50, or even S200i
NO MONEY RISKED!
We propose to let person know what Premium
he Will receive before sending his money. Any La
dy or Gentleman desiring of the above articles,
can first send us their name and address, stating
whether they want the Pencil aud Pen, Locket,
and We will make their selection, and inform them
by return mail hat Premium they are entitled TO.
They then have the privilege of sending for il
IL they choose.
Our premiums are distributed in fair and hon
orable manner, and as soon the name of the pur-
chaser is received with the IS, his Pencil and Pen
and Premium, or Gold Locket and Premium,
put up in q safe manner, and sent TO the owner by
mail, free OF postage. Our plan, from long expert
snce In the above business has given general salts
above Article for Nh thsv cost Ga" hm Se OF % tue
premium gratis. III
IL however, any person should feel disposed to
send us their money in advance, they may rely on
being as larry dealt with as though they had made
previous application;
"a =. ,rh;.aJ . ~. 'nei. Pu'enase'
-.;.i. ~ - - 80 @ ILL, ~ Juuee say .ns
Sr tbar AMI IN sana casa' TIN une money p1,v
az 80 S~.,.,s ~. 80 -. y. o,en I'M
and we will freely rs,uoS te Money Inc soou'
gu" ~, .,,'a LII - ~. .nu ,nHnes;
.sorS 10 ~i,s 10 mncS for sn ,, as now can we
We h .ay sn.s al who are with the
all. - i.~.i.~ ,,rchs.S -. . .s:I.J y"
which there IN not a nrost of from Ioo =, 100 ,.o
cant an manuf.ctur.rs' nrics
w. h.;nr ar.n,. Cor az. r,re..,u-.r. h..
.doptsd This Man of disnosny ~ our ,oods
th.n .sl;ng 10 conn,rv Sssles. On ,;,,s "a 49,.
the chance Of COLLECTING our bin, 80 = " Nc
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18
The Alleged Kidnapping Case
of Columbus Jones.

BARNsrABLE, M ass, Nov. Is. The kidnap-
ping indictments, involving the return of
Columbus Jones to slavery, were taken up
snis forenoon in the Superior Court. The
defendants filed special plea, alleging that
Jones was fugitive slave, and that they ar
rested him as the agents of the owner, and
denying the validity of the statutes under
which the indictments are framed. To this
sne district Attorney filed demurrer, and
'oT the purpose of the trial the demurrer was
sustained without argument.
The defendants then plead the general is
sue, and fled melton for continuance, on
the ground that they had just learned of the
e1istance of decree in Chancery in Florida
establishing the ownership of Jones. The
competency of that evidence was denied, land
The question was argued at length by the
District Attorney and General Cushing. The
Court took the papers, and will give deei-
sion in the morning.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
1 From the MeTckGats aad Mechaascs' A'r
change Books,
FRIDAY, Nov, /

FRIDAY, Nov le
ARRIVED,
Str Pennsylvania, Teal, fun Philadelphia
pd to Richmond.
Str Louisiana, Russell, I'm Baltimore
Str hope, Kakukee, fm N G, with three
oarges, Faith, Hope and Conoha, to G +
anderson h Co.. with slaves, corn and cot
son to Odom 4 Clements, Hardy Il Bros,
q Riggs, Smith Il Bro, and others,
Boat Rather, I'm C, with corn to Delk d
Lindsey.
Boat Garnett, from Deep Creek, corn to
Delk & Lindsey.
Beat Hen Hawk, I'm N G, slaves to CARR.
son & Maigne.
Schr Eugene, Sykes, fm N G, cora to Iuo
James
Boats B Bray, Robert j Walker, 81 a
Bird, I'm N G, corn to John James.
Sloop Richard Hopkins, I'm N C, corn and
slaves to d Simmons.
CLEARED.
Schr Joseph Turner, Crowell, cleared
With corn for Providence, R. l., A. Bell
Son.
Schr Naiad Queen, Husle, feared with
corn for Providence, r l, A Bell 4 Son.
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/. a EST NE WIS.
E1citing IRteiligence-The Mill
itarY under Arms.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1sth.-Intelligen
vas received by the Governor, last evening,
rom Col. Davis, the officer in command at
Gbarlestown, of nature so important as to
require the immediate issuing of orders to
,ns commandants of our military companies
20 place their men at once under arms, and
bold them in readiness to march at mo-
zaent's warning.
1t is reported that a large body of men
are encamped ON the Pennsylvania line,
awaiting reinforcements to attempts rescue
OF the Harper's Ferry insurgents. All the
companies of the First Regiment were notiti-
ed last night, and will probably leave here
This morning. An order was photographed to-
Alexandria for two companies from tsat
c;A
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18
ATLANTIC DRUG STORE,

N LCDLOW, FFUpfletOfs
DURE DRUGS and MEDICINES carefully
4 dispensed and by far the cheapest, especial
iy when sold at the same price as the inferior,
II is we'll known to the Dealers yet not gen.
orally known to the Profession and pubic,
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 large stock of Sc
lect Drugs and Medicines from the most relia-
BILE Northern houses regardless of cost ! have
also obtained the service of Mr.. c. w. Pedrick
Gradute of the School of Pharmacy | cor
daily invite all persons who wish their pre-
scriptions carefully dispensed of superior Med
icines to give me call,
have just received per steamer the follow
ing select articles
Ergot, FIX Colocynth, Balladonns, Gum Myrrh,
Extract Hyoscianus, Elk Gentian, Ex Dande'
lion
Elk. Conf; Assafetida, Jalap, Kino, Cubebs,
Opium, Morphine, Quinine, Cinchon inc, &c
nol8
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CONDIMENTS

SKTE have in store and for sale full supply
wv of Groceries consisting OF prime Baiti'
more Plate Beef No. lMackerel,N. O. Herringss,
ders and Sides, No. Lard, County Butter,
Cheese, Smoked Beef, with -four of all brand,
Mace, Gloves, Nutmegs, Spice, Pepper, Teas OF
all kinds and al all prices, Sugars from to
dred, No. heavy New Orleans Syrup Buck
wheat just received. Wooden ware OF ali dis
criptions, Meal fresh from Mill, segsrs, Tobac
co, E Mustard, Chockolst and Coffee from Il
cents, to 20 cents, Sweet Oil with Iother things
too numerous 10 mention. Call and see
WIN. K. DRURY,
MOI Corner of Cove ana Church SITS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18

AUGUSTA, Nov. ll.-Ex- Governor Gilmer
died at Lexington in this State ON Wednes-
cay, after several months Illness
The Savannah News of this morning says
she schooner Howard, from Matanzas for
New York, had put in for repairs, having
been damaged in the recent storm. The bark
Hamilton, for Philadelphia, had also put in
ior repairs.
The Montgomery papers of W ednesday an
nounce the deaths Of John Fl. Murphy and
VIM. Larkin, aged and prominent business
men and citizens.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18
M. "A & C. A, SANTOS,
DRUGGISTS,
NOS. 3 and-5 MAIN STREET,


NORFOLK, Va, be-
Il EFER large stock of Drugs, Medicines.
ton to Merchants Druggists, Physicians and
Others, to call and examine our stock, which
will be found large and attractive. In add-
ton to other articles will be found 10000
choice Havana and Manila Segars.
PATENT MEDICINES.
We have a supply of every article ofmerlt
made in the country. Also complete assoIt
ment of Flower Roots, viz Tulips, Hya-
cinths, Ranunculas, Anemonies, aud Crocus
[Colors warrantedl Also Flower, Garden and
Grass Seeds.
To Physicians we offer all the new remedies
and nearly the whole list of Thayer's Medicinal
Extracts also full and large assortment of
Surgical Instruments
Imported and American Pertamery, Brush
es of, all kinds, finest Chewing Tobacco, Green
and Black Teas, Spongss and Corks, Window
Glass, Looking Glass Plates, SC, &c.
MEDICINAL WATERS.
Saratoga Water, Augusta Alum Water, Bed
ford Alum and Bedford (Ps,l Water, Magnolia
Water, Blue Lick Water White Sulphur Water.
nj. A. 4 C. A. SANTOS,
no 10 Nos. b Main street, Norfolk. Va,
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New Y OrM Markets.

NEW YORK, November II. Flour-rhe
market is heavy. Sales OF 5000 bills
State S4.9oa4 .95; Ohio S6.s5ab. SIS; Southern
S5.50a5.75.
Wheat is very dull and nominally la2 cts.
lower.
Corn is very dull and heavy; no sales re-
ported.
Pork-The market is steady; Mess 81 5,i0a
l5.l2k.
Lard-The market is steady at l07s
cents.
Whiskey-The market is dull at &c
ceRts-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18

BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE bark Sam Shep
herd from Havana, fell in with Nov. LIST,
schooner c. s. Pearslee, from Jacksonville,
for Philadelphia, and took off George Slate
~, seaman, who says the schooner was cap
sized when five days out, and the captain,
MS wife, and five seamen were drowned.
Slattery had been FIVE days on the wreck
Tnen rescued.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-The steamer North
Star has been heard from. She got ashore
on the French Keys on the 25th ult., and re-
NAMED seven days, but got off without assis-
tance and proceeded on her voyage on the
I'd instant.
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Later from Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l6th.-Advices from
Texas state that the Legislature organized
on the 9TH inst, when the officers supported
by the Houston party were elected.
Dates from San Antonio to the 10th inst
state that battle had occurred on the 4th,
between 40 U. s. soldiers and the volunteers
under Lieut. Hagan, with the Indians The
latter were defeated, but Lieut. Hagan was
badly wounded.
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Eie ctfon in Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, Nov. l8.-The election OF
Delegate to represent the city Of Petersburg
In Legislature, which traDspirsd on yester-
day, resulted in the success of CHARLES F.
COLLIER, Esq.
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AUGUSTA, Nov. IA fire occurred last
hight at Atlanta, destroying several new
stores on Whitehall street. Loss 100000.
Two children persisted in the flames.
At Griffin also fire occurred last night,
consuming six fine stores on Main street and
8 warehouse containing 400 bales of cotton.
Loss $4,000.
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CHARLESTON, November l7th.-The schr.
Noble Brigham, of New York, reports see
ang the wreck of the schooner Swan, OF
Efhiladelphia, sixty miles east of Charleston,
abandoned.
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NOTICE.

| NOVICE.
| A MEETING of the Clerks, Book Keeper
"A and others, who are opposed to the iElpo
sition of Tax on Salaries, is requested at Ash
land Hall on FRIDAY night 18Th at7k O'Clock
1t is desirable that full attendance should
take place.
! MANY CLERKS AND Book KEEPERS
no l6.3t
Servants for Hire fer the ENSUING
Year
A GIRL 10 years old accustomed to the
IA house, and BOY II yerrs old, strong
and healthy. Apply to
no l6-3t CHAS. HI ROWLAND.
Fl 0 u SEX E p b RS
LOOK HERE.
haVe o. on hand gooi Stock of pure linen
DIAPERS and
TABLE CLOTHS,
which must be sold, verb. sat
no 10 J. H. DAWSON
NJ USTC!
GAINES:
N. Y. LEDGERSlii
WAV. MAGAZINES
a ND all other kind of Books that need Bind
tAlngs should be sent Immediately tn the
Norfolk City Book Bindery 1.-THE propriators of
which warrant satisfaction in all cases Come
right along to
CLARK & WALTERS
no ~ --------- Hill street, Norfolk Va.
At No. SO, East Butte Street.
| FLOWN GOODS Sold at the lowest down
~ town prices. Families can he sunnlied
with fresh Pork, together with the best Hitter,
Cheese, Buckwheat and N. O. Molasses. ali of
which will be sold at down town prices by
M. f. BELL,
no 10 No 80, East Butte Street
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BRIDAL PRESENTS,
BRIDAL PRESENTS,
HRTRaV. PER ES ECEVIG

A MOTHER large and very desirable lot OF
n PURE SILVER WARE, com As
prising many handsome and useful -
articles was Just received by C. F. N3,
Greenwood. q Main street is the &1kHt
place to buy reliable goods at low figures and
where larger and finer stock than ever may
be found. Persons in search of Bridal Presents
WATCHES orsany article in the Jswelry line
should call and examine my assortment which
/ will take pleasure in exhibiting.
c p GREENWOOD, 81 Main street,
n0lS Head of Market Square.
III & coDv)
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/ Selected
EXPRESSLY
FOR
Medicinal
AND
\ USE.

A. J. MOCK s. CO.'S,
22 Wide Water Street, next door to
1e II s. o. MFBwIN IL Co.. Auctrs.
CHINA, CHINA, CHINA.
A. 1OLD Band French,
~ China Dinner,
Dessert and
Tea Sets.
Pure White French,
China Dinner,
Dessert and
Tea Sets.
Warranted the best quality French China
imported, and will be sold in sets to suit pur.
chasers or in detached Pieces at Northern
prices for Cash, at the
CHINA HALL,
no > Main street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18
TAILORING. TATTORTNG

TAILORING, TAILORING.
Il p. BENSON informs his friends and
lie the public generally, that he is located
at n Bank street, where ne is prepared to make
up any description of Gentlemen's Garments in
neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given
A share of public patronage is solicited