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HE' DnNr READ rHE PApkRs. the trial Of the
Doyan Brothers, recently, in Michigan, for murder,
mach difficulty was experienced 10 obtaining Jury
fires from prejudice. At last, after large number
had been rejected. man from the back part of the
country was called who in response to the questions
propounded said be did not take OF read paper and
had never heard Of the murder This was too strong
case and Mr. Terry one Of the counsel for the prose.
chiffon aid We object to yonr sitting on the iury
II this case man that don't take paper, and never
heard of this brutal MURDER don't know enough to Ne
jury man We don't want you!u
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Obituary.

After long, tedious and painful illness,
the spirit of pure hearted woman took its
departure from earth, to the realms of eter
nal bliss, on Saturday evening last. Mrs.
ANN WISE, aged SO; died believing in the sa-
cred precepts Of Jesus, after life on this
earth of toll and trouble.
Mrs WISE was the mother of Taos. o.
Wise, the publisher of he Day Book and
also of d. j Wise, our foreman, and HENRY
A. WISE, one OF cur compositors, besides
another brother. She was early in life be-
reit Of her oonsort, and left almost destitute
on the pitiess world with four young chill
dren to rear; and her battle of life has been
such as to characterize her truly as hero
inc. God, who looks down Oh the righteo
and pure hearted with favor, has been gra-
cious to her in giving her nerve to buffet
with the trials of life, and prolonging her
stay on earth till her mission OF love was
fulfilled in raising Der children to mans es-
tate and instilling into them such precepts
as will make their path through life one of
honor and usefulness; and, let US hope,
eventually lead them on to the road she has
travelled to enter into the presence and
the joys of the Atoning Lamb. The spirit OF
the pure hearted mother beckons her
children on to Eternal Life.
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ANOTHER FLUID AoCIDENr-A most dig
tressing and heart rendering accident oc-
Cured last night about o'clock to little
girl, the daughter of IA Mrs. Litson living on
Queen street, by the upsetting of fluid
lamp, by which the child was dreadfully
burned, and its life despared Of 1t does
seem strange to US that parents, KIN owing
how dangerous it is to handle fluid, will allow
their small'children to carry the lamps from
room to room, and ran the risk OF lnSsns
their lives.
The WEATHER. Y esterday it commenced
raining very early, and continued so during
the day, keeping great many people from
the Churches, consequently they were very
SHINY attended. This morning the clouds
passed over, and we now have beau tiful
weather.
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p. V DORLAND, M. ID.

LATE OF NEW fOhhI
ULIST A N ID A U II 81,
GRADUATE OF THE TRINITY UNIVERSITY, also
" of the NEW YORK EYE and /@sm
EAR VETERINARY, who has had an <fWA
extensive practice in the various Eye
Institutions of Europe.
tH5- Office at Mrs Freeman's Boarding House
Main street.
RS,
from A. NJ, to 9, p. M.,..where those deprived
of an Eye can be supplied with an artificial
one, having all the movements and color of the
natural one.
Strabismus or Cross Eye removed with little
pain, and no risk, by the new sub-conjunctival
operation.
Cataract or Opacity of the Lens operated upon
by solution, without the slightest pain OF dan
ger.
N. B.-General Practice attended to, especial
ly Diseases OF the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs and
Stomach, all OF which will be treated on the
new and most approved principle.
% Opinions on the Eye and Ear, GRATIS
no 19-3m
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The iNCENDIARIEs. letter writer from
Richmond, thus refers to two OF the dele
GATES from Portsmouth to the Penitentiary:
81 visited the Penitentiary on Tuesday,
and saw one or two of Portsmouth's repre-
sentatives- Foster and Reid. f. was work
ing in the spinning room, and looked con-
ascertain" These two men, it will be re-
membered by our readers are serving out
~their terms OF Imprisonment for acts OF in
Gnndiarism.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,

VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor.
T Harrison, Baltimore; E Birmingham,
Eastern Shore; W G Smith, E Hallock Rich
mond, James Couran, Ashville; G A Hoyt,
Brig War Eagle; N Chamberlain, North
Carolina John King, Old Point; W Capps,
VIM MCLEAN, Texas; David Tolbot, Maine;
James Mcdonald California; John Kellogg,
New York.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Albert Garrison, Princess Anne county;
T Wright, Edenton, n G; james Linard,
Richmond, Va; II Mason, Capt Curton and
friend, New York;:C Crebbs, NJ Cason, Vir-
ginia.
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Local Items.

Mayors CoURI-F mloy +. Ferguson, Pre-
sitting.
Godfrey Spier, Chas. Clark and Albert
Berkeley, were charged with fighting and dis
turbing the dignity of the Commonwealth.
Spier was fined So, Berkeley So and Clark ST.
Com. as. Chas Clark, W. M, charged with
making an assault on Augustus Power, fined
So, and required to give security for his flu
ture good conduct.
Sam, a slave of E. H. Herbert, arrested
yesterday by officer Nelson as runaway
sent to Jail.
For HARPER's FERRY.--On Saturday even
ing about G1a O'Clock, Col. Il. q. Robinson
received telegraph dispatch from GOV.
WISE ordering one volunteer company from
Norfolk and one from Portsmouth. In com
pliance Herewith, the city bell was rung,
and a large crowd OF soldiers and citizens
assembled at Ashland Hall, when the Col,
after few appropriate remarks, stated that
. the Woods Rifleman, under the command Of
Capt. Lamb, were ordered to prepare for
Rarper's Ferry, and would take the steamer
Louisiana on Sunday morning. In accordance
with the above announcement, the Woods
Ritiemen assembled together yesterday morn
ing, and in company with the National Greys,
Capt Deans, OF Portsmouth, left here at
o'clock for Baltimore, carrying with them
she best wishes Of both communities. The
Greys Of this city, under command OF Capt.
Moore, acted as an escort to the ZINES. A
large concourse of persons, composed OF men,
women and children followed the companies
to the boat, and amid loud and protracted
cheers the noble steamer lett her wharf with
her precious freight. May success attend
the noble efforts of the Norfolk and Ports
mouth boys.
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MARINE DROWNED learn that a Ma
rine name unknown, was accidentally drown
ed of the Old Point wharf yesterday morn
ing, while endeavoring to catch line thrown
from the Baltimore steamer. Every effort
was made to save the unfortunate man, but
to no avail.
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TO THE Lovers OF THE DEAMA.--As will be
seen by the advertisement in another col
umn, Mr.. Ii. w. Gossin, Norlolk's tavorite,
will take benefit at the Opera House this
evening, on which occasoa will be perform
ed for the first time in this city, the great
play entitled the "Poor OF New York, or
the Panic of 1851" in which Mr.. Gossin will
perform the part of Badger, the Clerk. lie
will also appear as Michael in the tavorite
>.Drama OF "The Maniac" which will con-
cude the evenings entertainment. We be-
spgak Tor Mr.. Gossin a full house tonight,
as he deserves it. MIR. Gossn has issusd the
following summary document, which he
wishes all persons to be governed by
cry OF NORFOLK, To-Wit:
BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT under the hand
and seal of II. W. GOSSIN, Provider of
Numerous Entertainments to the citizens Of
Norfolk, You are hereby requested to appear
at the New Opera House, there to witness
Performance arranged by the aforesaid ii.
w. GOSSlN Tor the citizens of Norfolk, to
take place on Monday, Nov. 28th, 1859.
Herein fail not, at the peril OF my displea
3"''' II. W. GOSSIN.
In default OF attending to the above, you
are liable to be seized by an attack of Melan-
cbeIy, when YOU hear the superior nature
Of the Entertainment provided by the atore-
II. W. GOSSlN.
These are not sale Tickets. Tickets for
sale at the Door
Any person detected selling these for
tickets, will be subject to the severest penal
" Of the law. ..,.,.
II. W. GOSSlN.
News FOR NORFOLK AND Portsmouth,
Veritos, the generally very reliable cores
pondent of the Transcript, in his last letter
of the 23d inst, published in that paper on
Saturday, says
"During the last few days, our streets
were enlivened by the martial tramp of Viz
gilman soldiery, among whom were two com
panies from your city and Norfolk. They
we're much admired for their tine appear
ance and military efficiency"
This no DOUBT will be news to the gallant
volunteers of the ''twin cities" Wait till
next week, friend Yeritos, and then you may
get peep at the citzea-. oldiery of this
section. They have not yet been to Charles
town, although the Governor may take them
on an excursion next week.
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LoCALIzERs GONE TO THE WARS Two OF
the local editors Of the Day Book, having
been seized with the patriotic lever, emf
barked with the volunteers from this place
y Yesterday morning, for the scene OF action at
uharlestown. This must be our apology
for the neglect OF our local columns for both
cities to-day,
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ApELPHIAN SOCIETY ANNIyERsARY.-W 9
are in receipt of an invitation from the man
ayers Of this excellent Society, to attend the
celebration Of the il first anniversary, which
takes place at the Hall Of the Virginia Col
l-giate Institute, in Portsmouth, on Friday,
Dee 9,h, 1859, at TX O'Clock.
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No STEAMER FOR BALTIMORE ro.DAY.-We
are requested by Mr.. lowell, the agent of
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, to
say there will be no boat leaving here this
afternoon Tor Baltimore, owing to the Lou
isiana having left here yesterday with.the
Troops for Harper's Ferry.
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CHRISTMAS is COMING.

nON'T FORGET that have a plentiful sup
~ ply OF the best new Sultanna RalsinS,
Citron. FIGS. Currants and Seedless Raislns,
with some choice Old A Brandy and some OF
the best new CIDER. III OF the above Tor sale
at Retail by ,,e :, ,,,,us
nolS JaS' r. soNI"'
"a H copy au)
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TAuORING TAuORING

LADIES'
WE would respectfully call your attention
w to the very complete assortment OF La
dies, Misses and Childrens Shoes ~
Tor Winter wear. Ladies Wei W\
lington Boots, Morocco Boots,
English Lasting Heeled Caters, e1ssAszh
Congress Caters, Italian Cloth Caters, Goat
Boots, Misses A Goat and Morocco Boots,
Francai heeled Caters, Lasting Caters, French
Grey J. L. Boots, Congress Caters, Childs Goat
and Morocco Boots, Button h eeled Caters, Ok.
ford French Gray Black and Bronze Boots
These goods have all been made to our own
order from well selected Stock. We have
some Bootees for Servants al rs cts.
+ w SEABURY'S SONS,
nol7 13 Market Square.
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nIARlsrED.

AZ the High stree, presbyter:aa Chuicb n
Portsmouth, on Thursda, the 24,A Inst. by tae
Rev. Robt J. Taylor, III. PIoHARo Il. Levy
to Miss EDIMoSI4 L. p EAYLoE ali OF Ports
mouth Va.
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JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.


NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA HO-
TEL, AND ALL THE REMAINING FUR
NITURE In 1T, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IN THURSDAY, the 1st day of December,
~ on the premises, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
/ shall sell 10 the highest bidder on the day
above mentioned, the property on Commerce
near Main Streets, known the North Caro-
lima and Virginia Hotel. 1t contains TWENTY-FIVE
sleeping rooms, two sitting rooms, one long
dining room, bar and sitting room, large hall,
and a cIockery room adjoining the dining
room, fine kitchen, and a range for cooking
SAID to be as good as any in the State, paved
yard cistern, &c. The lot fronts on Commerce
street and also on Rothery's lane part of the
lot is not N fee simple, but pays ground rent
of S40per year, the balance Is in fee simple
The licence on the property tor Hotel purposes
has been paid to June 1860. Mrs. Harmason
who formerly owned and kept this property,
made money. 1t has proven bad inve stment
for me and have determined to sell it, bring
what it may
Also, all the Furniture (after the sale of the
Hote) left in the house will be sold.
am not in need of the money but want to
get rid OF the property. will require 4 cash,
4 in one year, 4 in two years and the balance
in three years.
The Furniture will be sold for cash. If you
want to enquire any further a bout the property,
call on the auctioneer, as live in the country
A. J. WISE,
no 2 I'd JAS. G. POLLARD. Auct r.
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PEACH BRANDY,
FISH, FISH, FISH.

HOG FISH, Spots, Trout, Taylors, Mullets,
L L Sleeps Head, Round Heads, Herrings and
No. Mackeral just opened and for sale by
w. r. DRURY,
no p No. "a, Cor. of Cove and Chu CHI ST.
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

AUCTION SALES.
A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
n of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety of Fancy Goods &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed OF, these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
Sc 23-tf Auctioneers.
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COWS FOR SALE.
RunaWay-S5O Reward.

QANAWAY from the Subscriber, his negro
~ Man WILLIAM William is % years ola
about q feet high, very black, has large mil
eyes and has lost one of his upper teeth; When
spoken to seems to be confused He formerly
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne, an
lived with the undersigned last year near nj ile
store, in Norfolk County will give the ahn,.
reward OF $50 for him. if secured in any iail In
this State so that can get him.
JNO. II. HOPE.
Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc l2-f WILLIAMSBURG Va
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EHLOUR IN STORE.-l5OO bbls. MidliRgs,
IL fine, Super and Extra, for sale by
no 40 DELEk b LINDSEY.
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NO MORE CORNS !
DIR. Herman M. HiPsehfeld,

Surgeon Chiropo9ist.
u EGGS leave to offer his services to the Ladies'
- and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Portsmouth
in curing CORNS and BUNIONS, NAILS PEN.
ETRATING THE FLESH, ExTRA CTEp WITT.
OUT PAIN, so that the Boot or Shoe can be worn
Immediately, without the least Inconvenience
Orders can be left at WA. S Taylor'a dug
Store, corner Main and CMlrch street
Residence 3rd Cross street between Holt ana
Mariner opposite the door OF the old Gas House
&C. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upen AZ
their residences.
REFERENCES.
DR.. w Moore, DR.. j Simpkins, s w Seiipe,
ESQ, Tompkins Esq; DR. Campbell, ! Uu
Stautel c-sq., ailu otnefS Sc l-.fm
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J. J. MOORE & CO., Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DA1NTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
l. ware. Segars. &C., every night at X o'clk =,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at IL o'clock A.
NJ, ana at retail every day. Sale at store No.
81, Church street. H. SNOW, Act,
no l4-4m ]. ]. MOORE & Co. Auctrs.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
IN PIG POINT.

IN PIG POINT.
pY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court
- OF Nansemond County, shall sell on the
premises on TUESDAY the 25th day of Nov.
next, .....
Il III L Il A r M
belonging to the heirs of Charles Lewis, s9sss.
deceased, containing Sixty-tve Acres. x&H&
(more or less) situated in Pig Point, Nan. --A-
semend County, within one mile of Nanse-
mond River, and two miles of Yeates' Lower
Academy, where person living in the bounds
have the privilege of sending their Children
free OF charge The soil is we'll adapted to the
growth OF Sweet Potatoes MELONS and all the
various kinds of early Vegetables raised Tor
the Northern Markets.
TFRMs.--Cash sufficient to pay cost OF suit
and expences OF SALE A credit of six months,
with interest from date) will be given on the
balance; the purchaser giving bond and APP
proved security, and the title will be retained
until the further order OF the Court.
JNO. w. AMES,
no l3-oaw3w Com.
CPICES, MUSTARD .Sc-Our Stock al
- rticles OF above class viii always be very
full, and prices and qualities will be satisiac
i tory ...... ...
no M & G A SANTOS
| EisH. soO hbls' No. Hsnings, for sale low
IL H
not LEIGH BRO.
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THE BEE HIVE-TIIE BEE HIVE.
IX7RAPPINGS for the Million at the Bee
w Hive,
Wrappings for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive
Wrappings from to $50,
Wrappingsr rom to S6C,
Silks from to $40,
Silks from to $40.
Merinos, Cash meres, De LANES, Popins,
Laces, Robes.
The Bee Hive is under Johnson's Hall.
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STEA NTSHIP re- NOK

EXCURSION TICKETS TO NEW YORK
>4Gssa The Steamship ROANOKE, Capt
$4,000 Couch, will leave Norfolk for New
York on Saturday evening after the arrival o &
the Southern cars.
Passage including State Room. .......SG Oh
Steerage Passage. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a ia.
Meals FIFTY CENTS Extra. wy
Excursion Tickets between Norfoll, and Ma,
York per steamers Yorktown, jamestown alS
Roanoke, will be issued for $l3 the round TRIM
Meals and State Rooms included These ticltef
will be good by either steamer until LIST October
next, but they are not transferable, nor win
any deduction be made if not used to, ia
round trip. '"7
For Freight OF passage, apply to
an27N a.
The Steamship JAMESTOWN viii lssvz
NORFOLK FOR New York on "Wednesday sysAiHs .
AFTER the arrival Of the Southern Cars
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Landscape Painting.

TNHE undersigned is now prepared to give
l. instructions i'll Landscape Painting. His
peculiar method of instruction is entirely ori-
slnal, and imparts at once to the pupil pro-
per conception of coloring so immensely neces-
sary 10 become finished artist THOSE desir-
GUS 10 take advantage of this opportunity to
learn an Art in few lessons, which the sub.
scflber mas been over 80 years maturing, this
rare chance Is offered to them. He can con
vince the most incredulous, that in two les
sons he has impaired more knowledge of the
art, than is usually gained by years Of aplflirs
ton and study by the old system, as taIahf in
the various schools and seminaries throughout
the United States. Terms of thorough instrur-
ton, $50, payable in advance perfect satisf.r-
ton guaranteed For further information Gail
on the undersigned at his studio, on Main street,
over Dawes Dry Goods Store and opposite tn.
site OF the Mechanics Hall.
70 T. SIN consequence of professions
engagements, the undersigned would reque..
thst those DESTROYS of taking advantage OF hi4
system OF tuition, will come forward at the
opehln OF the class on Monday Nov 18th,
which positively closes on the oath OF Decem,
that date.
E. BoNEAU DE ST MARCEL,
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SUMMER ARRANGEME N'E
~ -

sEABoARp AND ROANOKE RAlhRoAp Coy.
- ro,; portsmouth,, Va, April l4th, 1859.
~ after M o N D A Y, the 18th instant, The
Trains OF the Seaboard and Roanoke RAILROAD
will leave the Station foot OF North street, al
6k o'clock, A. M, for Weldon and the South.
Passeng ers are requested to procure Tickets
at the Office before the Train starts. An adj.
ditional charge will be made vixen the fare is
collected in the Cars.
A. WORRALL, Superintendent
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A Brilliant Gallery.

w Ho is not fond OF pretty Pictures Such
w Pictures by the hundreds can be seen AT
the magnificent Gallery of BUI:WEAI. q
HOLIDAY. No. Ii, Main street in this CITY,
where beautiful, striking and accurate spec..
mems OF every variety of AMBROTYPES
DAGUEROTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS can
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as it is possible
to conceive, and at any price from FIFTY cents
upward: Let every reader take the hint, "to
secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
A special attraction will be found in the
large and exquisite collection of OVAL GIIr
r A E s-a new and most elegant style OF
mounting Portraits, which we have i1st re-
ceived. This is the new feature of the daI.
and well worthy the attention of the lovers Of
the beautiful.
Recollect, that we challenge any establish
ment to get up Portraits richer III tone. NOR
accurate IN deliniasion, more durable, or ron
LESS MONEY
no 10 BURWELL & HOBDAN
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POTATOEs- POTArOls

PUTATUES, PUIATOES.
gs) = Bbls. OF those justly celebrated Jac.
O<~C son and the famous Peach bloom Pota.
toes; they come from way down in Maine, and
are certainly splendid article. Come and buy
For sale by
noa JAS, f. JONES.
"a y II copy all)
HAIR BRUSHHGS-A yery handsome az
- sortment of Ivory, Buffalo, Satinwood au1
all other popular styles.
nol9 M A 4. C. A SANTOS
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BURWELL & HOBDAY.

WOMANS FRI END.-Send and buy some
box or at retail, 1t is called the Woman8 Frian,
and Judging from the quantity sell them,
believe it really is. For sale by
no 81 JEJONES
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SUPERIOR OLD APPLE BRANDY.
q BBLS. of the above artic lie which is really
81 superior article. You folks who want
something nice had better send your demi ohns
and jugs to JAS. L. JONES,
NOS No. 2, Campbell's wharf.
lust ARRIVED--A splendid lot OF La
u dies GAUNTLETS OF various styles and
qualities, from as low so cents pair to 81 rs
a pair. Call early Ladies and examine them,
in connection with beautiful lot of French
Needle Worked Collars very cheap. l take
pleasure also in informing the Ladies that my
long expected lot OF Corsets and Bodicies have
arrived and they of superior quality, at
the lowest sort of prices. Also, black Silk
Cloak TasSel and Dress do, also black Velvet
and Fancy Buttons, and Dress Trimmings and
morning at the Cheap Fancy Store Church
street, 5 doors from Main, an American Flag
Sign
OlS T. c. WILLIAMS.