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MA Rim e N Il w S j..
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, March 10Th.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, I'm Y,
mds and passengers, to ] NJ Sfrith Bro.
Steamer Lou isiana, Russell, in Bait.
Schr Lynhayen, Croker Richmond,.to Row
Hand Bro.
Schr Thos c Bunting, Richardson, FIN Peters.
burg to B Il Bockover.
schr Fashion, Hoffman, FIN L Shore, to B T
Bockover.
Schrs st Cloud. Thomas; s Urquhart, Adj
ans; and G A Finley, Cooper FIN Smithaeld
produce to masters.
Schr Geo Barthall, Fox, I'm York River.
Schr Melvina, i'm Petersburg, in ballast.
schr Granary, Newbern, i'm N C, corn. tar
and peas.
Boats VIM Thomas, Martha George, i'm N c.
Boat Ratler, fm N c, corn to Delk j. Lind
sey.
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INPoRTANT To MAIL AGENrs-NoyEL De-
ClsioN.-The Supreme Court ot Vermont
has recently made q decision upon case OF
a novel character. 4 United States mail
agent made a contract to resign his office,
and use his influence to have another pei
son appointed in his place. In considera-
ton thereof the applicant tor the other
office gave his vote 10 the other party for
half years salary. The Court decided
that the contract cannot be enforced, the
transaction being virtually the sale of the
office.
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PosrorFIoE AFFAIRS.- Establishments
Flat Greek, Boone county, Va, Samuel j..
Stone postmaster; on the route from Ham
lin to Ballardsville. Terrills Store, Louisa
county, Va, James NJ Bickers postmaster |;
betw cen Trevilian's depot and Mansfield.
Observation-Disclosures p Davis post.
master at Falling Waters, Berkeley county,
Va, vice. Eienora STROBE, resigned JON
! athan Burk postmaster at Tounshend's
Minis, Gilmer county, Va, vice David B
Taylor, resigned; John W Phillips postmas-
ter at Beaver Dam Depot, Hanover county,
vice Lsneel0t Phillips, deceased
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The Louisiana papers record the death of
the wife of Gov Henry Johnson. The de.
ceased was born in Maryland in 1856, and
was cousin of the author OF the "Star-
Spanged Banner" Her father was the
Hon. Phillip B Key, formerly distinguish
ed member of Congress. and one Of the most
eminent lawyers in the United States. Mrs.
J. resided many years in Georgetown, D c.,
and her husband was for several years U.
s. Senator
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That disagreeable Malady, the Dyspepsia, 10
not periodical, but permanent complaint
producing suffering at all times and under all
circumstances. The only real cure for this dis.
ease and its conoomitant evils is the world re-
nowned Oxygenated Bitters.
NF- There's vile counterfeit Of this Balsam.
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by S w FowLE L. Co., Boston, which has the
'oritten signature OF /. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
For sale by M. A. Il C. A. SANTOS and
WALKE + Co, and KINs Toy, Nor
folk. ]. 8. CAmPBELI, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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Mrs. WinsIOvy. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process OF teething by softening the gpms, re-
ducing all Internationally allay all pain
and ia sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers ii will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my IS 1y
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New YORK Markets.

New YORK, March 2s.--Flour is heavy !;
sales $500 bbls. State $5.10a5.20; OHIO
$5.90a6.0 90; Southern $5.65a$6.l5.
Wheat is firm; sales of $4,000 bushels.
Corn is depressed; sales of $4,000 bush
els; yellow 75a76 cents; mixed II cts; white
Is III better demand; sales at 79aSO cts.
Pork isquiet; Mess $l7.S71za$ls for new;
Prime $l2.6212a$l2.75; new $l2.25.
Lard is duh at l02all cts.
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An infant was instantly killed in.Cincinna-
ii recently, by the following singular acct
dent. is sister had taken it upon the side
walk for an airing, aud was thooght!essly
;umnine and ronping with it in her arms,
When she slipped and fell to the pavement,
with the child beneath her. The head OF
tha infant cane i'll contact with the curb
stone so hard a. to fracture the skull Death
ensued within an hour.
1t is announced that Prof. Greenough, oil
New Orleans, has succeeded, after inuch IN
gestigation, in impregnating common nurn,
ing fluid OF camphene, with carbonic aeid
gas as a neutralizing agent, which. leaving
the intamnsh!e nature of the tnId unchan-
yed, makes it Unexplosiye and consequently
harmless.
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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
I'ERMS s.

The Day BOOK will be served to sub
:cribers at D cents per week, payable TO
Tie Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be ri per year, 81 for six months, and 81
!or three months, payable in advance.
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The Capture of the MiramOn
Steamer.

-lhere is report in Washington that
Miramon addressed letter to his agent ct
Havana, giving Instructions to the comman-
der of the war steamers that were to mid
him, when to arrive off Vera Cruz, AND at a
certain signal to make an attack upon the
city, which was to have been simultaneously
made under the lead of Miramon himself on
land. That this letter, or a copy of it, was
obtained by the American Consul at Vera
Cruz and forwarded to our government, and
upon this information the commander Of our
squadron in the Gulf received his instruc-
tions to intercept the Miramon vessels,
which they succeeded in doing. BY arrivals
of several &C.. tlemen who came to New Or
leans in one of the prizes, we learn that the
dispatches for the government were sent 10
New Orleans in the Preble, and probably
did not reach Washington before Wednesday
night.
letter from Vera Cruz to the PicayaRe
states that MiramOn, on the way down from
the capital, imposed forced loan of $780,
600 on the people OF Puebia and $4,000
on those of Jalspa, and what is more, got the
money.
The government has not yet received suf-
ticient information to enable it 20 Judge in
diligently of the merits of the recent affairs
in the Gulf, and hence the delay in answer
ing Senator hale's call upon the President
for information.
The recently published Statements that the
government win call on Spain for expana-
sions IS to the fitting out of the Airamon
steamers st Havana ID not we'll founded,
there being, no Official data to show that
spain is implicated with Miramon, or which
gould justify such course on lho part Of
the administration, even if there were no
other reasons why such explanation should
not he demanded.
Accounts continue to be received 'roia the
sonth that the army of the Knights OF the
Golden Circle is on the eve OF leaving iol
Mexico; but up TO the latest accounts from
Vera Cruz no invitation has been extended
them.
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New YORK, March 2Sth.-A dwelling house
on 4bth street was burnt this morning, BY
which ten persons persisted in the ilamea,
viz: the wife and four children of Andrew
Wheeler and the wife and four children OF
Mr.. Bennett.
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y office.

Ali Communications. &C., Intended Tor in.
.ersiuE, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to joFs K. HATHAWAY,
kditer and Proprietor in order to ensure
attention.
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-WAsmNGroN, March 27.-It is asserted III
high quarters, that, notwithstanding the de-
NAL that Captain Turner, in capturing the
Standardization steamers, acted under or
der, the Administration here were apprizet
of the hitting out of these steamers in nj :
vance, their sailing from Havana for the
Gulf, ana that Commodore Jarvis, OF the
American squadron, was notified of the in
tontion of Miramon to avail himself of the
assistance OF the Spanish powers in Cuba,
and directed to capture the ships.
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Excitement in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, March 27th.-A man named
Hanson, who was recently expelled from
Barea with John A. Fee, returned to that
place. A committee again ordered him to
leave the county. Hanson, with rs or 80 OF
the committee, but without injuring any one.
Hanson's party then retreated and barricad-
ed themselves in house. The committee,
which consists of Is to 80 men, are armed
with revolvers. A military force has been
ordered from Lexington, and it is thought
the disturbance will soon be quelled.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

AFJ w. BURROW IL Co.'S,
THE DRUGGISTS CHURCH STREET,
PRESCRIPTIONS are carefully prepared
Il with EXTRA PURE MEDICINES at extremely
low charges.
AT THIS STORE Medicine can be obtained
ut all hours oil the night
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HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS. III
WE IRE retailing Baltimore sugar Cured
w Hams at l2x cts.
Baltimore Sides bright and nice, ny,
baltimore Shoulders, do 9 cts.
Hh VI BELL e. Co
SECONDS ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
.SkU WHOLE and half boxes, landing to.
wv day per schr Golden Gate, for sale at
factory prices,
NH "a LEIGH & BRO.
BEST CUT NAILS.
DIX special arrangement with the manufsc.
II turers, we are now prepared to offer 10 TIC
trade and consumers,
500 KEGS BEST CUT NAILS.
at as low rates common Nails are generaliY
sold. We warrant our Nails to be superior
and equal to any in the market, and invite ali
who desire the best Nail at the lowest price
TO call at the Sign of the Pad Lock.
GRIFFITH, MOORE co,
mh2 Agents for best Cat Mails.
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~ .'s:u.as.ofs greater than she i;sti'sa
os 10Th Ctti.s Combined.
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New Advertisements,
NEW OPERA HOUSE.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
Last Night but Two Of the celebrated
Equestrian Actress,
MILE. LOUISE WELLS,
And her Dramatic Troupe,
Mr.. y. ii. HARkiNS,
MIR. JAS. PILGRIM,
Mr.. l.. NIXON,
And the talented company of the R.chmond
Theatre.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 9th.
Will be performed
lockwood, or Dick Turpin the
Highwayman.
Sybii, Observation-Disclosures Mile Louise Wells
Dick Turpin. ................Mr D H Harllins
1lt'lS Iyfenpeii. ....... MT fllSFiM
Admission, Dress Circle and Parquet. so cts
Family Circle. .......................25 cts
% Seats can be secured at the Opera House
during the day without extra charge.
N5~ Doors open at N, Performance to com
mence at o'clock. NH 8
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For richness of flavor, as well as their re-
markably cheap price. we defy all competition,
SURPRISING In every respect any ever offered
in this city.
style. We enumerate, Exna Fine Gunpow-
der Teas at only 75c, and $l.Oo per Id. lmpe.
rial finest qualities, from rs to 100 per ID
Finest Black Teas 1t only rs cts per ID.
w BuRROW s. co,
The Druggists, at
NH % Go Church Street, UrOn front
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Z. % =. VI.
'tsHE MEMBERS OF TECUMSEH TRIBE,
L No 20, Improved Order of Red Men, are
requested TO attend Council of The Tribe to
be held at their iWigwam, on this Thursday
evening, the 5th Sleep, 29th Sum-. Warm Moon,
at the 18th Run.
By order of the Sachem.
NH 90 !. Y. REID, c.
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BURNING FLUID.
a FRESH lot OF Burning Fluid, for sale at
IA Csc per gaiionby
NH 2s l. w WEBB,
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White Wash Brushes.
TRIFFITf, MOORE & co, are selling
" White Wash Brushes Is per cent less than
is usually charged for same article. Come and
see them. NH 2s
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SCHEIDAM SCNAPS.
4 LITTLE left OF the same sort Cali and
~ Try it at No ia Church street.
w r DRURY,
NH 29 Family Grocery.
(Herald copy.)
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~ @AHES|E U - EN1C HE--O uU1 dIUVB PJpU~
~ lar article received and for sale by
NH 90 M & C A SANTOS.
EULORED AND ETCHED GLASS
~ We are prepared to execute orders for
above for transoms and side lights, and have a
full assortment OF samples by which builders
may order.
NH 80 nj A l. A SANTOS.
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CARB AMMONfA--400l lbs in jars received
~ and for sale by
mh 20 M A g. C A SANTOS.
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LOOK TO YOUR WARDROBE.
Now is the time to Replenish
|. & z. HOFHEIMER,

TO the Shoe Manufa cturers.
HAVING commenced the manufacturing OF
Ii Shoe and Cater Uppers, l would say to
the Manufacturers of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
surrounding country that l keep on hand q
supply of French and American Calf, Cater
and Shoe Uppers Of every style in use, and will
take orders for any style or quality of Upper
to be filed at the shortest notice. WIN also
Gu, and I'LL orders by any pattern which may
be brought to me. Having always on hand a
good supply of French Calf Skins, Patent Lea
ther ana Kidd. My prices are very moderate.
G A DAVIS,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
NH 20 "a Church street, Norfolk Va.
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For sale by BURRUss g BRO, Wholesels
Agents, and Importers of BraEdies, Wines and
tine Havana Segars. Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, eyerYwhere.
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fF- Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
IIBLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. NH
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E5- One Trial will insure the use OF SEM.
PLIES INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in
any family, if properly used. For sale by
Druggists and GrOcers. NH
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JINGLE, Enthusiastically sounded the jim
gle Jingle of the sleigh bellies yeste day, and
TO- day, as the proud chargers before them
dashed bravely on over the snow and seet-
ed streets. In our sister city, especially, we
have seen many smiling, happy and BEAM
ing countenance enjoying this Laplandish
sport. Winter with his hoary robe is at
length all around us, and the boys with their
skates, and the beaux and bellies with their
seighs, are enjoying themselves prodigious-
hy. Quite happy entrance upon the cares
and joys of new year.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fI p DR.. HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters
U-S increase in popularity with all who
test Its superiority as Tonic, or remedy for
Dyspepsia and the affections arising from dis
ordered stomach 1t is prepared with great
care, and its component parts are entirely vege-
table, it is free from the objections so often
urged against preparations OF the kind. the
Bitters may be used with confidence and bene.
fetal effects by all suffering from comp ints o.
the stomach. AS a MEDICAL AGENT it has
no equal while its pleasing flavor and health
full effects have mace it ii general favori,e. 1t
Is free from all properties calculated TO impair
soothing and efficient. All who have used the
Bitters ATTEST IT'S VIRTUES and comm end
it to use
For sale by BuAKUSt l. BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF Braldies, Wines and
tine Havana SegarS. Norfolk, Va. and by Drug
gists and dealers generally, everywhere
Mrs. Winsiow. AN experienced nurse and
female physician, has a soothing Syrup for
children tee.hing, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softer ing the gums, re-
duclnS all intiam matiOE-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it. mothers. 1t will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to Your infants. Perfect
ly safe III ali Cases See advertisement in
another column. my q ly
NS- sandfcru's Liver lmvigorat0r-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-isa mild
and effectual catbartlc, acting first on the LIVER,
TO eject 1t morbid matter, chen on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries otfan matter that pre-
vents their healthy action and thus strengthens
and builds NJ the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER IMMIGRATION
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATCR and
PURlFIES The BLOOD
PURIFlES TIE BLOOD
PURIFIES TIE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSrIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOiE
Sold by all Druggists, and by NJ. A. & c. A.
SANTOS. MA tim
Tf - ALL WHO SUFFER from coughs,
LIZ colds, bronchitis, Group, whooping
cough, and the most to be dreaded OF all, Con-
sumption, can lind sure relief IN DR. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which always cures
where ether remedies fail.
For sale by Nj. A. g. c. A. SANTOS and
Wake y Co., and KING h 10Y, Nor
folk. j. 8. AMPDELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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SL1PpED.-Passing down High street,
Portsmouth, this morning, we observed a
gentleman suddenly elevating his heels
above his head, and coming down on the
hard sleety pavement. He quickly recov-
cred himself and found that he sprained one
OF his ankles quite severely, though not sut-
ticienty to prevent his going his way oy aid
of his large cane.
MEETING ON CHANGE About thirty OF the
leading merchants of this city met on change
this morning. The utmost unity of feeling
prevailed, and we noticed an unusual activ-
ity in the market. Nearly twenty thousand
bushels of corn, several hundred bushels OF
wheat, a cargo Of lime, and various other
articles CHI anged hands.
We quote corn from sales this morning at
SEC. for Yellow, and 80Ic. for White and
Mixed.
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The CoLDEsT YET.-The Thermometer fell
TO TWO degrees above zero this morning at
five O'Clock, and so remained until about half
mast o'clock. This is the CO ldest weathar
we have experienced in ten ye rs. 1t is we'll
that it did not so remain, Tor the poor OF tn I
city would have suffered.
A half day of such weather would free
from here to Portsmouth.
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ACCIDENT AS the Norfolk County steam
er Norfolk, was entering the dock on Ports
mouth side, Saturday night about7 o'clnck,
she ran against one Of the "guard posts" at
the entrance and stove in the side of the
genteman's cabin. The damage is not very
heavy, and fortunately no one was Ew 1 in
body or limb, which was certainly very
nice escape.
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SLEIGmNG.-The merry jingle OF the
sleigh bells announced the tact that divers
ladies and gentlemen are enjoying this pecu-
liar Northern passtime. The warm sun will
soon stop them, however, and unless they
take advantage of the snow to-day, there
will be no more chance this snow.
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MAYORS Court, PoRTsMoUTH-G w Grace,
Presiding.
The watch report the city quiet on Satur-
day and Sunday nights, with the exception
Of some little noise in McDowelps and Sheas
Bar-rooms. Nothing disorderly, however,
and only one arrest was made OF man
drunk in the street. His Honor read this
poor unfortunate inebriate wholesome lee
ture this morning, and obtained his pledge
of honor not to taste Intoxicating drink for
six months. What blessing to his poor
wife and children if the good resolve is but
kept, and the advice of the Mayor needed.
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sScARoE.-The unusual ugly weather on Sat
urday and yesterday midst be our excuse for
scarcity of "local matter" this evening -
would not have prevented MS from procur-
ing the passing events had anything been
sin the wind" but the bad weather kept
every body in the house, and left US short OF
locals.
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LOOK Our THAT You DoN'T FALL!-We
know of young man who slipped and fell
yesterday, and by so doing, came near
breaking his leg. AS it is, he is very badly
hurt.
Pedestrians are advised to be very eau.
tious in the street that they do not fall.
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The FAIR At JoHNsoN's HALL.-Owing to
the inclemency of the weather last Satur-
day, the ladies at Johnson's Hall did not
close their Festival, as they intended. They
propose to dispose of the articles now on
hand at auction tonight, (Jan. 2nd.)
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AT TEN O'oLocK.-The members Of the
Merchants and Mechanics Exchange have
determined to change the hour of meeting
to 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The meeting son
change" viii be from 10 to Ii O'Clock every
morning.
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local Items.

MAYORS Court, NoRFoLK-F r. fer9u-
son, Presiding
Jack, slave of David Corprew, out after
hours, ordered five stripes.
Charles Moss and arthur Cuffte, two free
negroes, were arrested last night Tor acting
in disorderly manner in the street. They
appeared before his Honor the Mayor, this
morning, who ordered each to receive i've
lashes. Punishment committed by payment
OF So each.
ACCoMMoDATED.-Thos. Breacham, a white
man, applied at the jug last night Tor lodg-
ings. He was accommodated, and this morn
ing discharged.
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A CHRISTMAS TREE. For the befit of the
Orphans of st. Mary's Asylum, a Christmas
itee will be exhibited over the store of MIR.
j. II. Dawson, No. as, East Main street,
80 mencing on Wednesday next. Those
who desire to assist tho Orphans can have
an opportunity to contribute on this occa-
Sion.
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rIT.--Jim Dawley, slave of John II Borum
was taken with r. fit on Market Square this
morning, and in falhls TO the ground bruised
h is lett arm quite severely. We learn that Jim
issubject to,its and has had as many as twelve
IL one day.
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Reuben Long, the EAfrican giant, died
about two weeks since, ia Allegheny county,
Pa. Long was supposed to be the largest
and strongest man in Pennsylvania.
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NO w IhIND " D1NOSsy
de 6-MMT Rowland's wharf, Norfolk, VI
ATTENTION JUNIORS

ATTENTION JUNIORS.
A regular Monthly Meeting of your Com
M pany will he held at your Armory next
M Thursday evening January 3rd inst, at N
~ O'Clock Punc.usl attendance is required, as
business of great inpoi lance will be Transact
ed By order of the
de 3l-3t CAPTAIN.
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PRICE LIST FOR CHRISTMAS

AT ULLMAN'S
N order to give all chance to wear a new
Il pair of SHOES or BOOTS, during the holi-
days, we have reduced the prices OF goods as
follows:
Mems fine Calf Boots SO 90
DO do do do double sole and Uppers so
Do do do Caters . 90
Do do ito do double sole and Uppers IS
Do do do Oxford Ties SO
Do do Shoes 90
Do do Bellows Leather Boots 90
Ladies lasting Caters with heels 90
Do Morocco Bootees do do rs
Do do do sewed rs
Misses and Children Shoes in great variety,
Boys Shoes ard Boots very chap,
Servants Shoes with heels good article 81 co.
This is certainly no puff, to convince your
self call at
S. SULLIVAN Il co, Cheap Shoe Store,
10 Main street, opposite the
de III Day Book Office.
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$4,000 to S15, 900 wanted.
50. So.
NEW YORK AND NORFOLK
PACK FITS

N L " A r Z A G Z NJ Z n rs.
A Yes ell OF this line will herea tier fill .sh
n loading in New ork very Friday even
ing, and sail saturday morning full or not full
Shippers may rely on this; as the rates of freight
are much lower than by any ether route and
dispatch given, Merchants and others will find
it to their interest to order their goods by Stur-
ges, Chairman & Co.'S line, Pier IA, East River,
New York.
STURGES, CHAIRMAN CO.,
lr, Wall street, N. Y.
ROWLAND u BROS,
de 6-MNT Rowiand's wharf Norfolk, Va