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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-08-15

ReporfsTat Charleston Jyd majority Of The Commit
- Zee and una,.iy.o,s~lg adopted at Bditim0fe.
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Z.,,.r rrow Councillor barnard.

fruRoton the courtesy of the Hon j. u.
Howry, 70 whom the letter was addressed
We are enabled to crafty our readers ny lay
mo before them the following graphic COM
munication, from the pen of DIR. BARNARD
whose description of the wild and bleak re-
gion from which he wrote, and OF the Phe-
nomena attending the eclipse, will be read
with interest by all.-ED. INr. v
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AN INFANT FoUND.-The colored inmates
of House in Fox Lane, found an infant at
their door few mornings ago. No clue to
the mother has thus far been discovered, land
it has been determined by the Mayor to ad-
nit the little stranger to one of the wards in
the Poor House, where no doubt it will be
taken care OF by the attentive Keeper
This helpless infant was placed at the door
OF this colored man, who Is slave, during
the recent very hard weather, and exhibits
degree of callousness and unfeelingness
which will at once stamp the unprincipled
moth er as heartless and lacking the mater
nal feeling of humanity. We have been.un-
able to learn the sex of the child.
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FREIGHT FOR RICHMoND AND PETERSBURG.
-Seven cars loaded with freight for Rich
mond and Petersburg, left here on the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad yesterday.
This freight was stepped here and sent over
this road on account of the ice in James
river, and its reception will no doubt open
the eyes of dealers in Richmond and Peters
burg to the Importance Of the Norfolk
long continued freeze, the good people of
the interior would find it impossible to get
along without it.
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The CANA.s OPEN.-These important
channels of trade are open, and We note the
arrival of two or three vessels loaded with
Grain. We learn from a gentleman who
came down the canal yesterday that the
- was from two to three inches thick, but
moderation in the weather, together
with the recent rain, had made it 50 brittle
that the steamers were apie 10 torce
their way slowly through, while the other
crafts we're coming in slowly with the aid
of mmmense teams.
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limited FIgE COMPANY No. AT reg
ular monthly meeting of the Company held
on Thursday, the 9th instant, the following
no,ned gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year:
President-THos. KEvILL.
LIST Vice President Peter Lent.
End Vice President Edw'd Lakin. =.
Secretary--John kavanaugh.
Assistant Secretary-D, D, Baker
Treasurer-W. A, y. Cole,
Hose Director VIM. Rustic.
LIST Pipeman--George Lovely.
I'd Pipeman-James Brewer.
LIST Accommodation Baum.
I'd Axeman Merchant.
Standing Committee. Richard Nelson,
Chairman-James Hill. Peter Lent, George
Lovely, Henry Martin.
Finance Committee, w. A. y Cole, Chair
man-John kavanaugh, John Bullock.
Engine Keeper-Charles Spence.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to us are informed
N that our Books and Bills will be kept at
the Store of the Messrs Seabury's during the
current month, where our Mr.. Quincy viii be
happy TO wait on those who call to settle their
accounts.
We earnestly solicit attention to this notice,
as we shall OH the first OF next month put all
our unsettled claims into the hands of an At
torney for collection and final settlement.
ia 4-tlstF GURNEY .@ co.
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F,spMEN's SERMON. The Rev. Charles ID:
Hail, pastor of the Dinwiddie Street NJ =.
church, Pertsmou tn, will preach special
sermon to the Firemen in that Church TO-
morrow Wednesday, evening. The known
ability ana eloquence of this popular pastor
h6ill doubtless secure full turn out OF the
Firemen and the public generally.
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TIE MERcHAxTs' AND MEcHANIos' Ex-
CHANGE AND THE MARINE NEws.--We regret
to hear that the Directors of this excellent
Institution at their last meeting, voted to
abandon the practice of gathering the ship
news and spreading it on their books for the
convenience of their subscribers. We are
not aware of the reasons urged in behalf of
this movement, though if economy was one
of them, we cheerfully tender them the use
of our reports gratis. We do this, in order
that the seafaring visitors to their rooms,
particularly, may have an opportunity to
see the reports of the marine news OF our
barbor. Our reports have, for some time
past, been gathered by one OF our own re-
porters, though we have continued to ac-
knowledge our Indebtedness to that inst'ta-
ton through courtesy.
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MAyoa's CouaT, PORTSMOUTH,. S. White

MAYoa's CouaT, P0RrsMoUrH-J. S. White
j residing
pagrancy. Mag aret Post, a white woman
from Norfolk, according to her say, was ar
rAsted and put in the calaboose on Saturday
fr drunkenness and vagrancy. She was
d'ssbarged on payment of costs and promise
t" do better in the future.
Di4orderly. William Thompson, U. S.
Seaman, who deserted from the steamer Full
ta some months since, imbibed rather freely
ca Sunday, and becoming toe disorderly in
ae streets, he found short abiding place
in the City Hotel, from which he was allow
I'D to take quarters on board the Pennsylva-
S,ia by paying 5000 costs.
FtsticuDiana Michael Riley and Patrick
ks, two jovial sons of the Emerald Isle,
lad trial of their muscular powers in front
sf the residence Of Alderman VIM. W. Davis
in Newtown, Sunday night, for the fun of
~ hch they had to pay $3.50 each, and lind
surety of one hundred dollars to keep the
l. eace six months.
Assault. John Willis, U s. Marine, who
belongs on board the Pennsylvania, got in
weaving way" aud bombarded the house
!, Mr.. Francis Ponce, in Gosport, with
ficks and other missiles, on Sunday night,
or which bit of amusement he was arrested,
ut in Jail, and this morning was suffered to
epart minus ST. 80 damages and costs. 49,.
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ToruE W1e WEARERs.-W were shown
Yesterday some beautiful work in the wig
lime. manufactured by Mr.. Ferret, Wig Ma
Dar No. az. Bank street. Mr. Ferret is pre-
nared to furnish any orders in his line at
va,v reasonable rates. See his advertise
ment in another column.
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

D. Attend an adjourned meeting of the Com
M pany THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, at IN
O'Clock. Punctual attendance is desired, as
this meeting will act upon all delinqusnts, and
it is necessary that all in arrears should be
present to protect their interest. By order of
Jag CAPTAIN.
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misunderstanding to the late arrival of
the Baltimore steamer, the express train on
the Seaboard Il Roanoke Railroad did not
leave Portsmouth this morning till nearly 8
O'Clock, instead 81, the regular hour of de-
parture.
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Losr.-We call attention to several adver-
t;semepts OF Lost in our advertising col umns'
The fortunate finders will be literally rewar-
,ded ON returning the articles.
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HERMAN DRESS BALL.-We learn that
number of our German citizens contemplate
giving a grand Dress Ball at Johnson's AS
sembly Rooms on the evening of the 23rd.'
A CAV time Is expected.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CouRT, NoRFoLK-F. r. Fergu-
son, Presiding.
j i'm, slave of DR.. &. W Cewdery, for be-
in.. out after hours without pass-ordered
t. stripes.
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CRoMwELL's STEAMSHIP LINE.-By refer
nee to an advertisement to be found in an
other column, it will be seen that the agent
ia this city, Thos Crowell, Esq, is pre-
pared to take freight and passengers for
New York. This line is composed of first
class Propellors, which are running in con-
noction with the Norfolk and Petersburg
I.airoad, over which they will forward both
passengers and freight in the most expedi-
Ii Jus manner.
This is emphatically direct line, and
as such is entitled to the favorable consider
alton of the trading community.
he steamship Potomac, Captain Watson
h h leave here tomorrow, wednesday, at
III clock NJ, for New York.
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A CARD.
'INHE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
l. to return his sincere thanks 10 his friends
for the liberal patronage he has received, and
hopes by strict attention and with fresh goods
to merit the same to come.
have removed my store from So Main street
to the store formerly occupied by Mr.. q. 8.
DAVIS, whore he Will be pleased 10 see his old
friends and customers.
ja6y L. w. WEBB.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK
VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor.

&c Darlington, r Black, York County;
@ Dawson, W de Zoncle, Miss Alice Slep-
Ply, Conner, George hundySide, Peters
burg; A B Maston and lady, 4 Briggs,
View York; Miss Lzzy Hall, Montreal; VIM
Spar, Richmond; W Smith, Steamer
Yorktown; 9 II Foster, Murtreesboro; U B
George Peabody; W b Urquhart, William
Ugquhart, Southampton; William Glover
and servant, VIM B Henby, Elizabeth City;
Mrs VIM W Warden, two Misses Warden,
Norfolk County; G B Hayden, Smithtield;
r B Potts, Goldsboroj Captain Watson,
Steamer Potomac; Mr. Doty, A F Santos,
Va
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THREATs.-We learn that Mayor Ferguson
mas received several anonymous letters in
the last two or three days, in which threats
were made about certain things. We fell
satisfied in saying that his Honor is fully
prepared tor any emergency let it come
when it will.
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JOHN T. LESTER IL co.
GEINTLE1RN'S FINE READY MADE


CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
UNDER ATLANTIC HOTEL, MAIN sTRERr.
'hE subscribers beg leave to INFORM their
4 friends and the public generally that they
nave Just opened and are prepai ed to exhibit a
hea',tiiul stuck of FALL and " T E K
ILpF!iiNG, embracing IA part Blue, Black
ana Fancy Dress frock Goats and Over Goats,
SLACK and Fancy Cashmere Vests and Pants,
Black ana Fancy siik and Velvet Plush Ve.ts'
All OF which are cut In the latest and most i'm
proved Styles AS to workmanship we are con-
ndent that our stock can't be excelled by any
an the city.
We have also large and desirable stock of
Sentiemen's Furnishing Goods, such as silk,
Mefaho Cotton and Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers and Half Hose--Marseilles Linen and Mus
IN Shirts, with and without Collars-Collars.
gloves, Stocks, Travelling Blankets and shnwIs,
Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties in great variety,
comprising all the Novelties OF the season.
Persons wanting articles in our line will find
II 10 tneir interest to give us call before pur-
G; ~ ELSEWHERE. We will take great pleasure
In shoW1ng our stock to all who may favor us
with call and give them fair opportunity TO
examine, compare and Judge for themselves.
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POTATOES, PoTAToEs, POTATOES
CnN Bbls, pyk nan Potatoes,
GOO 100 do Peach Blue do
l0o do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes.
200 Bushels do do do
For sale at low rates by
THOS. p CROWELL,
"a Higgins Wharf Norfolk.
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Chaplain-Jno F. Wilkins.

GREAT REDUCTION.
N. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
Do HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
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COWS FOR SALE.
YsfIE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale ON
i EVERY SATURDAY
on Market Square at O'Clock,
several valuable fresh MILCH ~
COWS and their CALVES. AS -AAs
being an experienced person In the selection
Of good Cattle, he informs the public at large,
that he will always have on hand quantity
the same description.
DANIEL MALONY, South Church st.,
ia Slim Norfolk, Va
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EXAMINING BoARD.-A Board for the ex'
animation of Apprentices at the Gosport
Navv Yard was in session Yesterday, consist
ing of Captain Thos. R. Rootes, President;
Constructor s. NJ. Pook and Master Mechan-
les William Gleason and Ethan Allen, MEM
hers. Candidates for admission who can pass
tnrouph the searching ordeal to which they
will be subjected, must bring to the work
fine qualifications.
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cREAT REDUCTION.

N. YoBK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
Do HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only -FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
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J. J. MOORE 81 CO., Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGs, Cutlery OF all kinds, Hard
L ware, seRsrs, &c, every night at 6H o'clk.,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at IL o'clock A.
NJ, AID at retail every day. Sale at store No.
50, Main street. H. SNOW, Agt
no l4-4m J. J. MOORE a. Co Auctrs
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BACK MAILS. The cars from Peter sburg
arrived here yesterday with Northern mails
as far back as Monday, the End instant. The
4th instant, came to hand from some point
beyond Richmond where, we are unable to
find .out. There were twenty-one large sacks
containing papers and letters which took
the six post office clerks nearly two hours to
open and assort.
Now, that the weather has become less
lrigid, we may expect the mails to come
through regularly; but in the event of an
other freeze, we would advise the New York
mails be sent by steamer direct.
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RAGLANS,
WHITE LEAD,
ZINC, PAINTS. COLORS. nc.

WHITE LEAD,
ZINC, PAINTS, COLORs, &c.
w A L X E 81 @ o,
NO So, Iron Front Market Square, Old stand
hand large Stock of these articles for the
supply OF the city and country. Orders on the
most favorable terms.
French and American Zinc Paints, Boiled and
Raw Linseed Oil, Red Lead, Litharge and Pat
Wake s. CO,
la6 To the trade only.
RALTIMORA Plates and spiced Rour Dis
- Those In want of the foregoing articles will
find them by calling at a. corner of Cove and
Church street.
jas VIM. DRURr.
MO. MACK EREL for sale by
lN w B DhURY.
ja6 Corner OF Cove and Church.
DALNIET1O WEIGH and Pstapsco Flour
l. A few more Rbls. of the above brands left
at No. a. Corner OF Cove and Church III St;
SPoT. MULLETs AND BLUE FISH just
Cove and Church ct
ja6 w r DRURY.
MOTICE.-Those in want Of good article
~ OF Butter will find 1t at No. "A, Corner of
Cove and Church st.
JAG DRURY.
.--AltlOugl sugars mas
~ advanced, we are retailing Sugars from 8 TO
l2x cts. Give us call and we will guarantee
TO suit you all.
VIM. DRURY,
jas Corner OF Cove and Church st.
I'll please copy
LADIES
III you want comfortable article CONS and
l. get pair of my Plush Lined Isle Thread
GLOVES: or a pair BUCK GAUNTLErs very
cheap at No. As -
ja4 H DAWSON.
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATION
AT G. HALL s. cos.
The Useful and The Substantial.
DOSEWO GOD Writing Desks,
III Ne Plus Ultra's
Tourists Companion
Bankers Cases,
Pocket Inks OF Rosewood,
Cases OF Rodgers Scissors,
Chessmen Of Ivory, bone and ebony,
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases,
Water Color Bones and Brushes,
Diaries for 1860,
Miniature Ledgers,
Flutina's and Guitars,
With many other articles suitable alor Pre-
sents de %
LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
A Always on hand, file assortment, and
n offered at low rates. Send along your
demijohns and save hfty cents per gallon
BAYMORE & STONE,
1ans No. Campbel's wharf
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C,acu1r CoURT.-This court, Judge Baker
presiding, convened at the City Hail at IL
o'clock to-day. This is continuation OF the
November term, and it is expected that the
+r;al of Frederick Collins, for the murder OF
williams will commence this afternoon or
10. morrow morning
rbs witnesses in this case are William
Bibber, and John Smith, for the prisoner.
Cant. Thos keyel, Root Riddick, Il. l.. Mel
s6n Jno. Il. Colwell, Jno. j.. Young, and
Richard Dudley tor the Commonwealth.
isNituessss will take notice and.bein at
ssHdanee.
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ls- At a meeting of the Washington
Division No. l Sons Of Temperance, held at
their Hall son Monday evening, January
9th, 1860, the following gentlemen We're
duly elected officers for the ensuing term
W. POS Il. Jones.
W. A.-Geo Cunningham.
X. S.-Wm II Thomas
A. r. Sd I Pendleton.
T.--Geo Groner.
r. S.-John f Butt.
C.--Stephen Schisano.
A. U.-Wm w Mosely.
|. S.-Henry Whitehurst
q =
,ChanIain-.Jno f. Wilkins
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GREAT REDUCTION.
N. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
DO HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only -FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Henry Yeatman, Baltimore; A sAshburn,
J " Turner, D p Wright, Windsor, Va;
w Stevens, NansemonG County; w Parks,
Baltimore; Jos Briager, Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Watts d Emmerson, Proprietors.
q W Brookes, George Pike, W r Old,
A Etheredge, VIM. r Lawrence, DR.. w Ii
Daughtrey, Robert Tart, wife and three
children, North Carolina; r II NJ illey, Hugh
Hughes, Billups Baltimore; Alexander
Raymond, New York; A r Baker, Ohio; T
L Johnson, + A Chappell, George Murray,
Virginia.
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Financial Report

yzs~ Receipts and Disbursements of Nor
folk, from the Oath June to the oath Dec i,
1859.
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the MARKErs-Present an unusual mac
tivity, owing entirely to the fact that the
navigation of the Canals and small streams
have been closed for week or more.
There are only about 1900 bales of cotton
on the market, which We quote firm at lOa
1923 for prime. No demand for stained or
inferior lots.
Corn-The market is almost bare. and un-
equal to the demand. We quote from last
sales at So cents for yellow, "a cents for
white, and s. cents for mixed
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HOME INDUSTRY.

WE'LL, iIs COLD!
BUT DON'T BIC ALARMED
WE have los OF Blankets, Flannel, Cotton
w FIannels, Cassinets, Shawls, Cloaks.
Wooden Stockings and Socks. Comforts Glove,
and general assortment of all kinds and das.
criptions of Dry Goods, all to be sold Chesn.
very Cheap at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
jas II Market S.nars
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WIGS, WIGS. WIGS.

M IL. FERREL would respectfully inform
1v1 the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, that he has removed to No. 80,
ladies with CURLS, BANDS, FRONTS, half
and full WIGS, and long and brades for the
back of the head.
Mr.. F, would call the attention of the Gem
tlsmen who are under the necessity Of wearing
Wigs to call and examine his Stock, which
cannot be surpassed in New York for lightness,
durability and comfort. Ladies and Gentle.
mems hair cut and curled. Mr.. +, also has a
preparation which will make the hair grow, if
not, no charge will be made. La S-lW
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4 NODFIsH-A supply OF line Goldfish in
" store and for sale low by
ja7 JE JONES.
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DOTATOES.-A supply o. the Northern
l. Peach Bloom, and the Jaollson's Whites in
store, and for sale by
ia Z JE JONES'
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KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT nv
MACHJNEpU

VII Il undersigned is DESTROYS of calling at
a tention to his large stock of KINDLING
WOOD Sawed and split in lengths to suit crates
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or hoy
cheaper than the same quantity of wood car
be bought for in any other way for kindling
purposes.
Orders left at my office, corner of sdisoI,
and Wide Water streets, or sent through the
p. o., shall receive prompt attention.
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand. ano
for sale at lowest market prices
de Ia WALTER T. n0VTE
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NEGROES AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold, ON MONDAY, the 10Th inst,
w Chat being Court Day,) In front of the
Court House in Norfolk county, negro woman
Susan, and her four children, belonging to the
estate of the late James Tatem, decd.
VIM. ETHRRIDGE.
ia Std Admir- With the will annexed
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Auction Sales.
SERGEANT'S SALE.

by VIRTUE of an order OF Sale from the
~ County Court of Princess Anne, shall
offer for sale at Public Auction ct the Court
House door on TUESDAY the 18th inst, at ii
o'clock. A. M :, A valuable Gold Case Hunting
WATCH, to satisfy sundry claims VS.. A. Gar
flson. Terms Cash.
ja75A THos. J CoRPRGW, serg,t.
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AUCTION SALE

STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
as AUCTION
VIE PR0PaIErOR Of No ", Ess, Main
street, Having determined to make a change
Ia his business Offers his entire Stock Tor sale
at Auction, or 81 private sale below cost The
STOCK on hand to lie closed out, consists Of
Standard Works,
Poems,
hliscelis aenus Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles.
Flynn Cooks, Song Books,
Novels, School Books
Blahk Books, stationery, &c, &C
Those IN want OF any of tho remaining stock
will do well 20 call early, as the stock will be
sold out cheap. Merchants wanting BLANK
BOOKS can get great bargains. The Auction
Sales will commence in the course OF week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged. de ID
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MONS 20 Bbis. Red Onions In large IjbIS.
~ in store and for sale low by
NJ HOMES
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PRIME OLD JAVA AND LAGUAYRA.
A VERY choice article in sma IL pockets
n just received and for sale at
ia DEMING'S, 90 Church street.
NHOICE BUCxWHEAT-40 b.ea-a
" splendid article, just put up and for sale
DEMING'S, The Grocer,
jao No. so Church street.
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ANOTHER COLLISION -AnOthe r collision oc
CURED in our harbor la st night, though on
rather a small scale, that is, of small craft.
AT IL O'Clock as we were crossing the river
In one OF the Ferry row boats, the fog at the
Time being so dense as to ender it impossible
to discern an object ten yards, our boat was
run into by little "tub' containing enc
white man. The force of the conclusion
caused the Cub" to excel over" and the
unskilful navigator was precipitated head
and ears in the briny deep. The gentleman
was quickly rescued and his first remark af-
ter emerging from the aquatic element was
"oh, I'm not wet mu ch." His boat had gone
adriit, however, and we had one more pas
senger to Portsmouth than we bargaired
for. The gentleman's name was Winter,
and he had Winter bath, which some saw
is quite healthful when you get used to it,
BROKE HER RUDDER.-L night, as the
Norfolk County Ferry steamer Union was
crossing the river from Portsmouth to Nor
folk, about six o'clock, owing to the density
OF the fog, she ran aground over on Washing
ton Point and broke one of her rudders.-
She is consequently "laid up" this morning,
and the public will again have to be con-
tented with one steamer on the line, the
old Portsmouth. These little accidents are
almost unavoidable, and we are ass ured that
very soon Orchard will be himself again."
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-10

LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
A LWAYs on hand, file assortment, and
~ offered at low rates. Send along your
demijohns and save dfty cents per gallon.
BAYMORE & STONE,
Jan No. Campbell's wharf.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-10

BALTIMORE Plates and Spiced Roun DIS.
- Those In want of the foregoing articles will
find them by calling at A corner OF Cove and
Church street.
jas VIM. II DRURV.