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COWS For SALE.
INIIE UndeEsigped offsrs for sale on


vNiEE Undersigned offers for sale on
~ hRl SATURDAY s.ssns,,uss.
OIL Alx'Eet Square at O'Clock sew $S&6M@
era valuable iresa MLCh COWS w.
experienced person in the selection OF gnui
Cath, ne l"iorsns the public a, large, that he
wills Always have on hand a .uan itv ri the.
same description.
DANIEL hlALUNN,
!" i'm South Church street.
Why WILL YOI SUFFER. z
IA h".s 'r|"itse can b. ienrte by c4.i
W ing AT n SCI BtTRY's s..N>, 50 ~
MAJ he' square,and ma Ee selection from tie.
h'ii"iHttis goods, Just received
Ladies very heavy NJ rUrcO and Goat Boysrs
VITA a-tt without hce4s.
fhE'.>h lasting Walters, very heavy ,Jies,
"iti am without heels. and Other new goods
suitable tog Ladies wear at this season OF the
year
cents very heavy Scotch hGtt, Ia Caters
40 Quilted and Scotch Boots.
10 high cut Scotch Walking Shoes.
snch goods as we have enumerated above,
are wen calculated 10 prevent ally attack of
rheuma tism OF Neuralgia, which the present
ihcisMent state of the weather might induce
So come down to Market Square, No 10, Sign
of the a mei lean Flag.
T. ". SAABual' IS SONS
'e9 No. 10, Market Square
pOVVHATaN PIPEs-Just received a
l. large 10, of genuine Powhstan Pipes large
and medium sizes, for sale 10 the trade at tac-
tory prices, by | HAMBURGER l. %,
re * 50 Main street.
QACON-laG0 lbs Smithield Hog Round
- 40 Extra Hams
500 lbs Rat imoIe Shoulders, ior sale low
4 ID WILHELM
fe ~ Nu3 Csmpbeli's Wharf
NORFOLK SHOE MANUFACTORI
| An making IKE French Calf Dress sua
l. Thick Boots 10 0lder Also Caters ana
Shoes OF different patterns namely
An Cali Cater, Aid Top Caters,
Patent Leather and Calf Oxford Ties,
Frenc Ties, Low and X IGN Strap Shoes, &c
GeAtlsmeu. do not deal In Northern Shoes,
but manuiacture. all sell, warrant them
Give the call, you please.
Z a DAMS,
he = "A Church street.
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TxoCa1 Tten0s.

MAYORS CauRr, PORTSMOUTH, q. W. Grics
"ressdiag. @
DISSERTATION OF TUE SABBATH.-l esterday
morning, marine named James Diliard, al
'ached 10 the $ ship Pennsylvania. became
La ionS throush the effects o! 3ishthiag, and
~haie walking lii GOsport attacked Il man, and
Lac 1t not been jor the ,nte!position OF afti ,er
heeiei, no oonht he would have been severely
Il andled He Was arrested, however, aud after
MI inSe. tgatou before his nunui, Ms morn
iig, was discharged ui Oh the pa yment OF j.! 80
DIsosnERLY.-Ro Robert Moole whine man
Was arrested yesterday by 0ilicer Hughes,
'"T acting IN disorderly manner aud insult
mig the dignity Of the commonwealth, kobs
WAS sent to Jail, there TO remain until he
'oolo know how to behave aimsef.
DISCRIMINATORY Burke who was
sent TO jail ON the 10th. OF January for bad
nJIduct, was released on Saturday after
Imprisonment Of twenty. i've days.
lHpROSEMENr.--We were informed this
morning that it is the intention of the CON
srsgstion attached to the Court street Bap-
list Church, Portsmouth, 10 make extensive
alterations in their place oil Worship. rhey
intend to pult down the partition which d.
sldes the basement into two apartments, thus
doubling the present capacity of the Lecture
loom, aud make such other improvements
a. may be needed.
Aliew Us here TO remark that the i,Aproye-
49, Il. Loo.
and We hope will have speedy comp leton.
DlsoAaRGE FROM THE NAVY YARp.-We
Very reluctantly report the fact tn at o n
saturday last thirty ship carpenters, and
about the same number OF laborers were
y asy Yard. We sincerely wish that this
.rale5of things will not continue long, that
Secretary Toucey will remedy it as soon as
possible.
kRLlstous.--There is quite an interesting
revival now being held at the Wesley Chap
Il in Portsmouth, under the guidance of the
Rev. Mr. Smiley. Last night ne preached
most beautiful discourse from the 3rd Chap
teF Matthew and 10Th verse "And now also
tbe axe is laid unto the root OF the trers
therefore, every tree which bringeth not
forth good fruit, is hewn down and cast into
tie are" After the sermon, an invitation
~ as given to all persons present, who wished
the prayers of the congregation in their be-
half, to approach the altar, when the SUM-
mons WAS answered by twenty one persons.
and before the meeting broke up, six per-
SONS we're converted.
A revival Is also going on at the Gosport
Church, Rev. Mr.. Still presiding, which we
l9arn, is doing much good.
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GOING AT TWO DOLLARS

NJ ICE Black Cloth Cloaks are selling now at
~ 81 10 at So Main 81. Also, Raglans al all
prices. Some more OF those last colored Priuts
at 10 cents, fine Black Alapacca a 81 cts. Cas-.
simeres, Cloths, Sattinets and Vestings al
very low price. New style peLaiues are sell
Ing here at "a cents yard at So Main 81.
jR7 NUSSBAUM & BRO.
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FOR RENT

A Nd possession given Immediately. The
"A House Oh New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail.
road Company
Apply at the office of the Company Ior fur
ther particulars.
iy lY-tf
(herald and Argus c0py)
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II some assortment of Lamps Also fresh
OIL, cheapest in the city tes
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PAPERS
At the Depot, No: 81 Main Street.
Lesle's illustrated Paper.
Haiger's Weekly, N Z Ledger,
Banner OF Light. Home Journal,
Budget OF Fun, (Leslie's)
Dollar Newspaper,
American Union,
Evening Post,
Waverly Magazine,
Weekly Novelette,,
Ny Mercury,
Flag OF Our Union,
Welcome Guest
United States Police Gazette
National Police Gazette,
New York Waverly
each. Nick Max, Leslie's illustrated Monthly
aud Harper's Magazine for FEBRUARY, have all
come TO hand r HATHAWAY
GREAT REDUCTION.
n. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
DO HERALD do do 90
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
WELLINGTON BOOTS.
k'OH the Ladies at No 10 Market Square,
Il VERY CHEAP,
Ohly lew pair left Call soon or you will
bs too late for the bargain.
FW SEABURY's SONS.
laai Is Market Square
Mess Mackerel at Retail.
T HAVE at retail some choice Mess Mack
L ersl. Call and buy some. For sale by the
barrel or retail.
is ID JAS T. JONES.
>iHIP STORE,S-ALL GRADES BEEF IN
~ STORE-20 bbls best New Mess Pork.
IS bbls Rump and Prime Mess Pork III
store and for sale very low by
JAS E JONES,
ia . No CampbelPs Wharf.
III A copy
CO-PAHTN y RNH.P NOTICE..
Al j. RYAN, (of the late firm OF A. j.
.IS1. Mock e. Co > aud JOHN A. HIGGINS,
of this city, have associated themselves togeth.
er under the firm and style of RYAN & CO.,
and will continue the Wholesale WINE
AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, at No Wide
Water street, next door to Barrass & Bro
NJ J RYAN
JOHN A HIGGINS.
III. J. RYAN, with thankfulness acknowl-
edges the liberal patronage extended 10 the
late firm, and solicits its continuance Tor the
new.
ia i6 NJ RYAN.
sTVHE "Iniallible" Hair Restorer is to hand
For sale by all Druggists.
2e Sole Agents.
EXTRA QUALITY GLADES BUTPER.
on Kegs superior fresh Gladss Butter, for
~ sale on shippers account.
STEWART STEEVER,
de 70 Roanoke Dock.
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DRUGS &C.
OFFERED BY

OFFERED BY
Wake 4 co.
JOBBERS, NEXT TO HERMAN Z CO
uARTSHORN CURE ALL,
II Worthington's Cholera Medicinal,
Refined Shred Isinglass,
Refined Sheet do
Hy Pophosphite Soda. in Oh Walls,
Do do Lime, do do, I.
Bicart P0tasia, Bay Rum, (Genuinel
Appleby's Rail Road Mills Scotch SNUFF,
Loirillayd's Genuine Macaboy Snuff,
Woods Hair Restorative,
Flour Elm in rs.
Ground do in and As,
Wilbor'S Cod Liver Oil,
Cream Tartar and Tartaric Acid.
All OF the above, receiving, and offered low
by Wake & CO,
jan 80 To the trade (only)
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kEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS.
DOBEkrs q co, have Just opened hand
II some assortment Of Lamps. Also fresh
Oil, cheapest in the city tea
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FRESH BEEF BY THE BALTIMORE
BOAT

BOAT.
w Is shall receive this morning, the very Ii :
w nest article Those in want OF nice
STEAK, Roasting or baking piece, please give us
a call and save 10 per cent
BELL X co.
Eve have employed the services Of the
old colored man. David Edwa, DIS, who has been
in our market for many years
ley r BELL b co.
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For Rent,

-. tut NEIIF,
GTT1T Two desirable Stores under the ljao
HM. Bellows Hall, one occupied now by ]
eArA Ionpkins Esqr., as Furniture stoTe
1 1Iii, !ne one occupied by Mrs. Dannanbilf.
ply to f. T. SUMMERS. President, Or 'F
nv @''il 7 REDMOND TF,
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A coon OPPORTUNITY

UOVD VI ] Wv
| > now offered 10 commence the GENERAL.
l. COMMISSION BUSINESS, with a new con-
Germ, eligibly situated, one OF the members OF
which proposes to leave the city for other ell
gasements. Add esq BoN 1863, with real name
early. feb a
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TEANU,
x<eMlz MISS MARY F.. HAWKINS
@5EERs M formerly OF Baltimore, viii eiT.
10 \" Instructions on Piano Fore
~ with Lessons in Vocal NIn7it
~ beginners and advanced scholars.
Residence No. IS, Cumberland strae, Mar,
OF Butte street. Norfolk Va, no o. go ~, -
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Notice.
EA Have added to my business At
&Sn my Stab les, tina; of HORSE SHOE.
X0 ING: Having engaged the services
~&aa.z4sot Mr. r. Hawthorn, who is distin-
gnished in that art, l win be pleased to have
share of public patronage.
Nf~ shoeing at the low price OF u.
LEE,
lie les Church street
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GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CHE.p
FANCY STGRE

pOiATOEs-b00 bushels splendid yellow,
L Pink Eye Potatoes,
100 bbls handsome Mercer Potatoes
100 do of those superior JACKSON DO.
" hich have pleased every one who has irird
them. II its Potatoes you want, cali on
JAS + JONES
lie u No : Campbeil'5 What
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BARGAINS FOR GOLD WEATHER.
A FEW more lett OF those heavy " inter
n Gloves Of Cloth, Buskin and Lisle Thread,
lined and unlined. Mems Merino Drawers
Boys very heavy mixed Cotton Socks. 1irPs
White sI,d MiXed Worsted Hose. Ladies'
White and Black Lambs Wool and Merino
Hose, and all ether Winter goods, TO be had at
small prices tor cash. atNo As
feb . j II DAWSON.
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.. WELLINGTON BOOTS.
L'OH the Ladies At No 10 Market Square,
Il VERY CHEAP,
Ohly lew pair left Call soon or you viii
be too late for the bargain.
Nv SEABURY'S SONS.
u 81 10 MAJ ket Square
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PUSsIBLE TIME,
A VI Az THE LEAST expense, are HOW
\ lat the beginning of another year, offersJ
every advantage and facility at the NORFOLK
EOMMERCiAL INSTITUTE, JOHNSOy's
HALL. The improvement OF students 81
ir ~ and Book Keeping, always ope1
w. tne Inspection OF visitors. Hours OF il.
de 50.ly - ''As'''
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MEETING Of FISHERMEN.
A MEETING OF the Oystermcn OF yirgl.
n MA is called to take place at the Old Mill,
on Tunis' property, on Saturday evening at !
O'Clock
IS7- Every man interested in the Oyster bu.
slness o Virginia IS invited to attend. Speech.
es may be expected in opposition 10 the Oys
ter Low now before the Legislature, and col.
lection viii be taken mp for the purpose OIL n..
iraying expenses. ie .--T-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

The INQUEST ON THE ELM STREET FIRE-We
give in another column the sensible and just
verdict of the Coroner's jury in the case Of the
Elm street fire. 1t is there declared that the
proprietor of the tenement house consumed,
with so many of its occupants, is responsible to
great extent for this serious loss of human
life, inasmuch as the building had been con-
structed without any regard to the safety of its
occupants in case of fire, it having been utterly
devoid of any means of escape after the egress
by the main entrance had been cut of. The
jury, therefore, call upon the Legislature, now
in session at Albany, to enact a law making it
incumbent on owners of tenement buildings to
place iron stairways, or some other approved
means of egress, on the outside of those struc-
lures, and that the height of those buildings be
limited to five stories 1t is to be hoped that
the Legislature will give attention to this
reasonable request, and that 1t will make such
dispositions as will prevent the speculators
upon the poverty of the working classes from
piling them up in hundreds in narrow and un-
safe buildings. and thus preparing a human
hecatomb for the sacrifice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

REPUBLICAN LECTURERS ON THE STUNP.-While
the republican members of Congress are very
busy arranging all their plans at Washington,
touching the lobby, the spoils, and 80 forth,
with view to the Presidential election, and
large editions of Helpers Crisis are being
scattered broadcast over the Union, there
are lot Of republican philosophers travelling
through the country, delivering what purport
to be lectures ON divers subjects, and which
their auditors-who 60 to hear what they sup
pose to be q lecture-discover to be really a
political stump speech, designed to turn the
public mind in the direction of the Presidential
election. Thus we published, a few days ago.
an Grafton Of Wendell Phillips on Toussaint
LOverture, which was supposed to be his
torical lecture, but was in facta political speech
Of the deepest abolition dye; and to day we pub
lish a discourse of Joshua R. Giddings, deli.
vered last night, on the duties of human govern
ment-an Grafton Of the same stamp. These
lecturers are, in fact, republican stump orators,
and nothing more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

CIRCULATION OF HKLpx2's HAXpBoox q
TRxAsoS.-The black republican leaders ~
making great exertions to circulate Helper
hand book of treason In the Central States
Anthon's depot, 16 Wall street, and tho 7ribssn
shop, are kept busy sending it forth for dissent
nation in New York State, Pennsylvania, Indi,
ana, Illinois, and the other Middle States which
are doubtful, and may turn the scale of victory
to either side. Private circulars accompany
"the Compendium" also, the "Irrepressible
Conflict" manifesto Of Seward, with the speech
of Charles O'Conor, both of which taken toge-
ther, the black republican managers expect
will make an eficacious dose, on the principle
of the collision of opposites, like the acid and
the alkali in the seidlitz powder. They have
probably sent out 100000 copies Of Helpers
book, to Islander the South and Its institutieas,
and to produce prejudicial effect ON the pub
lie mind in those quarters where the small
est gain or loss of votes is of the great
est moment. Thus are the black republicaz
leaders up and doing, while the democratic
politicians are quietly enjoying the spells o.
Office sitting on cushioned chairs doing nothing
but DOING away their useless existence, Of
quarrelling with each other about the spoils O
the succession, while they allow the commos
enemy to carry everything BY default ani
without struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

ACADEMY MUsc.-After Q campaign in Boston, more
less successful the artists Of the Opera have returned to
the metropolis, and commenced new season in Irving
place last night The weather was not especially prop
tous in fact ia using mild term to say that 1t was ono
of the drtest nights Of the nky above and muddy
below Nevertheless, there was great house-one Of
the finest we have ever seen in the Acade
N.Y. The opera was the 'Puritaai," with Adelina
Patti. Briznoli, Ferri and Susini-a fine quartette,
and which indicated superb Performance. The
premise made to the hope WAS fulfilled to the ear We
have rarely performance Of the "Purani" which
equaed that Of last night OF Patti sang
the ford and brilliant OF Elvra very finely; shs
did more-she gave il true aud vivid dramatic colorng
which proved that she wl before srsa; while oistn
guish herself in the bistrionic field. Her acting
is generally the Opera, even at the
hanos OF experienced artists. Miss Patti may
adopt Evira Of her bes, roles and her
o, II afforded gratifying proof to her aetrorcn.sn -
mirers that their faith ia her future was nrt ms
She received grand ovation al the bands on soe
and s fairly enthroned as popular pcs ntsuo.. 1919
very we'll The A k cara was densn1gc .su. .e,r
and gained decided encore Susin and Fcrr sustained
their roles faithfully well Altogether sne res:ol "a.
opened very finely. On WEDNESDAY AIeIsa 49,: 80,
poli Ferr SusiIi and Amod.o VIII hn4 IN ,us
tBarber and on Friday Der Freiscnutz VIII oe g'sen,
for the FIRST time here, with Gibson NINE ana
ssgeh me .Purit.ni K be repeated on SATURDAY Tor
iae Mini Win be delighted 70 know THAI there has oeen
srS imnrovement In the Of lighting the house
- ect or the Arrangement Is 70 give the theatre
much Evener appearance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

"ExPEcr STORMS Asocr THESE DAYs."-Such
are the sage predictions of the almanacs about
the present weather; and from various signs it
is not very difficult to predict that there is foul
and dirty weather ahead in Congress. The
materials are infammable, and both parties 60
armed to the House, and drop pistols out Of
their pockets The next thing that may be ex.
pected, is that the pistols will be used in an ir-
repressible conflict We trust, however. that
the new Speaker will endeavor to preserve
order and prevent the members accusing each
other Of saying what is false" as they did
before the House was organized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

WORK IN CoNGREss.-Ths House performed
some work yesterday, and then adjourned over
till Thursday, to enable the Speaker to arrange
the committees, which will be announced on
that day. The Post Office Deficiency bill was
passed and Doorkeeper and Postmaster
elected yesterday The Deficiency bill was i'm
mediately sent to the Senate, where it will pro-
badly pass to-day, and then about four millions
Of dollars will be released from the Sub-Trea-
sury and thrown into the market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

The New York Decentralization for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship America, Capt Alar, will
cave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city this af
ternoon at half past o'clock to by railroad and at
three O'Clock, to 60 by steamboat.
Tho EUROPEAN EDITION TIE HERALD will be published
a, O'Clock In the morning Single copies in wrappers
six oents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NV YoRk HERALD will be received at the following places
in Europe
LONDON :. Sampson Low, Son 4 Co., II Ludgate Hill
lansing, Starr b o., "A King William street.
PAxs. :. Lansing, Baldwin Co., place de h Bourse.
LIVERPOOL lansing, Starr h Co., No. Chapel street.
R. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
HAVE. =. Lansing, Baldwin o., n rue Corneilla
HAnsu1a. De Chapeauronge %.
Tho contents OF The EUROPEAN Eprnoa o. Nh HERALD
viii combine the received by mail and telegraph ct
tho ooe during the previous week and 70 the hour Of
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Stewards New SPEECH IN THE SENATE.-Every
one is expecting soon q great speech on the
state of the country from Mr.. Seward in the
Senate. His very silence is indicative that
storm is brewing somewhere. A faction in his
own party is preparing to overflow him. This
faction is organized by old Blair, of Silver
Springs, and championed by Horace Greeley,
with design of bringing forward Bates and
Cameron for the nomination at Chicago. Seward
will be swamped before the middle of June If
he does not wake up. There is something in
the wind. The hounds on his track are giving
tongue. The apostle Of the higher Law is like
stag at bay. Let the dogs beware. Look out
for his speech.
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I'm rnzuno Somu DASsASrs, one or the most agree
able rssons Of the season. viii take place II the Aca
DENY Of Music tonight, commencing al Eve O'Clock Tna
aeor until nine vii be devoted to Young America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

TROUBLE IN THE BLACK REPUBLICAN, CANT
There is good deal of trouble just now in the
black republican camp. which seems to promise
still further complications as events progress.
After the defeat of Sherman, the republicans
in Congress proceeded to bestow the other Offices
upon the renegades from the democratic party,
the old wings and the Know Nothings. Like a
set of chifomiers, they hunted ur the old rags
of all parties, and picked out the castoff rene
gades of each to place in Office in the House.
1t appears that they are now going to adopt the
same plan with regard to the Presidency, BY
nominating Bates, of Missouri, for President,
and Cameron, of Pennsylvania, for Vice Presi-
dent, casting off the old fathers of the republi-
can party, Seward and the rest Bates and
Cameron will, no doubt, make an excellent and
practicable ticket-a streak of fat and streak
of lean-but this policy is going to involve the
party in heap of trouble.
We have no doubt that the plan originated
with old Blair, Of Silver Springs, near Wash
ington, who has been trying for some years
past to get prominently into politics by all
kinds of maneuvres, and who is the parent of
the Helper book, with all its abominable doc
trines and designs. 1t is a mistake, however
to suppose that Stewards friends-Thurlow
Weed and others-will give him up so quietly,
to make way for Mr.. Bates or any one else.
They did SO once before, to make way for FIRE.
mont, whom they defeated; but they will not
do so now. They will stick to Seward to the
last, and we may look out for hot times at the
Chicago Convention in June. The movements
of the republicans there. and in the interval
preceding the Convention, will be worth watch
ing; but especially worthy of attention will be
the next speech of W. b. Seward, which he is
now preparing, upon this question. 1t will no
doubt contain some strange Developments con-
corning the republican tactics. There is q
storm brewing in the republican camp, which
will eliminate at the Chicago Convention.