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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

We also In,e stlr Candles, Tea, Tobacco, Sc gars, Coffee Sugar, MoIasses, AIDckerel, Smoked Herinas, Cod Fish. Oystcr-, Saidines, Candies, Rec, Cheese, and great many other things too numerous to mention, which rin sell cheap for ea.h. March 2I, leGO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

Eranjnqtion of tie gFaae SA9har Springs Water. The qualitative chemical examination of the White Sulphur Springs slye the following as its principal constituents:
 lst. 1ae Nifile Norh S2ring of he Crescent: Free Sulphurcled lIy.r,-en;
 sialphuret of Sodi,1n ta ;iacc);
 Sulphlte of }lGuesia Ep-om Salts);
 Suii hate of Soda (Glauber Sa.s);
 Chloride of sodium Common sa.ts);
 S4lihate of Lime [Gypsum).
 This is saline supInr,ted water. The medi cal properties will be mild, laxative diur2tic, anti scorbutc, and will have q beneficial eHcc-, parti- cular!y on disease, Of the skin, kidney and liver
 sd. The Nortt eqst Soriug ot tte Crescem: This water differs from the other only n contain ing esa sulphur. and peytaps q trace of alkaline ctlbonttes. lt Wisl have more of laxative and diurctc effect but have ie.s effect on tic disease, ol the skin and liver.
 3d. Yae SouH Spr.ag of he Crescent: This water contains more saline water, i. e. Sul- phltc pf NaGnc-ia and S3dl Chloride ot sodium, but little SaliEur and more tarbonite o, lime Its effects will be principally laxative and dur,tic
 D. D. OW EN, State Geologist.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28
yr--~T--rATr Q, 4vrhTr,

WEsf1LIk.t-A l c2 EtSitkA4si
 DRUG STORE. The -ub- erber
 huyiug < ycn up the practice of mc..ic,.e, viI eve h~ cl~'la! att
 tens .i to tle Dug bushes. iIeis
 co.'s .n ,. lc,e.yl- ite-h and .n- epctu medicines M a. knds. Also
 Pyrlumer1, Chemicals and Fancy rticle-; Window G.s. aiG Glassware; P4teIt Medicines of ail ku 'S--ucn IS Ia!iui's i3asam ,t Lverwort, Hastings compound aNup oi NHI- thei luu Pep~iu; atl ~ D. lne'- ano Comstco ,e meplrnt.o-, a"im's md Indian P1nacets, Ddl- " Pin Exuactar MoHs.t's bttcg> and P'ls, BarthoomeU : P.hk ENpectnraat, Y istal' ba'-an f Wild CaeHy, Tnnu-e.o'-, sands, z rpeh@,s Comstock, an Bol'z $ Ssr4Hprllla; FHhnestock's Klom .toi.'s. smiths and Dc.d Shot Neyuhluges; Oils, P ih.s, Tarui-hc- aHd Dye Stuis.
 All goods purchased at tli- store are warranted Jl the be- cgaI;ty anI win be Sold on the most gciSou b't tolni-
 T. Pi,ziciau- can have their presentations accu- m;e,y romp2udej. R. l.. DODGE, M D. I;tle nock F.h 93 'I4-iv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

TUST received and for sale 9 % brls Flour;
 % l" White Whisky; 20 E brls ' 5 brls Plttsburg Cream Ale; 10 l" Moasscs;
 Blackberry Brandy; |" Holland Gin;
 l l" Peach Brandy;
 Strawberry Brandy; 9 doz Baltimore Cove Oysters; % boxes Cod Fish. March IA JOhN MULLINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28
ADAMS & SNUGGS,

HAS just received per steamer Sky ! i Lark
 I0 bsls Boone Mills White Wheat Flour; lG Rose fill Mills $. Louis; 4) bushe St. Louis extra fine Corn Meal; : trls White " hsky; 5 Common Whisky; 2 C American Brandy; " fine Apple Vinegar; 2 < White Bean4 brI Crushed Sugar; :: Dried Apples;
 " Green Apples;
 , " Ish Potatoes;
 !" Seed Sweet Pototoes; iominv; l,0G3 lbs Bacon Il ans and Sides; 2 blls Crackers: Butter and Soda
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

Pyrari4 < and Pioneer Gins,
 Sole Proprietors of Bininger's
 OLD LdND0N DOCK GIN 338 -Bf 5alvay, New York. -- 33S A. M. BISISGER. RUFUS WATrLEs JAS. ". FkEELAND
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28
T.adies, e,aoa Manufactor1

rENIIE undersigned wishes tor4gS
 Z inform the Ladies of Little Rock. ' N and vicinity. that he has removed gz---A--.ss his store nearly opposite his old sand to the store formerly occupied by Mrs. Brogan.
 am still increasing my business, and intend to sell my Shoes cheaper than ever.
 Oct 2G. '5a. JOHN REIGLER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.
J. A. HUDSON 6 CO,
"rAs5Torg IS A PICKLE JADE

DU'r Mrs R. A. GRAHAM has iust ssTA-, s , received the latest and most fashionabee-S.s Fancy Goods and can satisfy all that hers is the last and most approved style of the :" fcble jade" She has Bonncts. Ribbons, Dress Trimmings and Ill Gnsniil-tinn of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28
Dried Fruit
Musquito Bars.

IFAtt3tI N11 -O D lt-7. ZINE Bo0inet and common Musqui,o i Bars, just received and for sale by April Ii kINNEAR & HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

Just Received per steamer Dan1 Miller. D BRLS. Crushed Sugar; C l6 |" Prime and Choice do;
 l5 half " ''
 For sale cheap for cash by
 April CLEMENTS X WILLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

cHAnrEs q FtRPEILY JAMES ". FINLEY.
 FARRELT.Y 6. FINLEY, Attorneys at Law,
 Little Ruak Arkansas. June -9, 1859. "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

A FINE A55CEtIIMENT T CF FURNITURE For sale--consistug of Bureaus, s--esszzz-zzssss. in bedesnds e. Ca.s Whntno5.. laOsz cr5l L"4 e1c The subscriber is prepared to make all articles of Furniture in a superior tyle; and repairing will also be neatly and prom fly done
 Also, Coffin making and undertaking tsssss.sss attended to at the shortest notice.
 Wnre-room on Markham st., on the corner below the Presbvterian church. FRANCIS DIFFER. %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
DINNER RcIAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.

LlvERPooL October 1860.
MoNEY.-There has been increased demand during the
mast week the discount remained unchanged Con
continued in cye they well held however, and their
price to-day in London ut gS93s 70 higher than
last Ffitay
MANCHEsTERA very good demand for goods and yarns
say resulted in considerable transactions ut advanced
pr
very large mess which proves have been equal 70 daily
of 1860 bales India cotton again have hgen
noticed by specaos and exporters and they as well as
American Of value not 10 exceed Bad u h are iuy
I'D deaer the Mddng the upper qualities have
quofably improved bu are hrmer. =
The sales hne III 369 bales OF all kinds Including 10
30 0 Fast Inla There 81 $50 bales de-
cared be for peeu alton ad 10 for export leaving Us 4O
bales for consumption.
the actual exports amounted to 1913 bales, Of which 38
were America and 6ge0 East Ind a.
The imports add 1872 bRles including 1886 from America
aud 6ilS from the East indies.
The of m kinds have decreased $40 bales since las
Friday. stands compared with that Of last year. fol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be it thar the 25th of July 1850 before
the undersigned of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS, Pres
dent of the Mutual Company Of New Or
leans who being duly according law does depose and
say foregoing inst and true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- the 18th July 1860.
d. F. MITCHELL. I'd j. p
The Trustees have interest Of Sl
PER CENT all the outstanding certificates of Prof
its holders thereof on and
after the SECOND MONDAY ia August proximo.
Also to declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT. 80 PEI
cent on the Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending 30h JpRe 1860 for which certificates will b
Issued on and after the first day Of October next
And resolved further that after eserying One Million
Dollars of Profits, all the outstanding certificates of th
Issue of year 1851 be redeemed and after the sECoNI
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximo-nterest thereon to ceas
from Sfth June ult.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

To-day the market has been steady at very firm piees the
however, exceeding 1000 hales which $500
deelted speculation export. From Manchester
prices goods higher than those paid last Tuesday
ported.
BREApsTErFsThed demand for consumption con nues be
enough the supply This week have been
actually than last Friday Wheat shows
advance Of ID 9t u GENITAL Flour is also e dea and
Indian Co II is Sd. u quarter higher
SUGARsThe market this week with rather better
feeling csly for refining qualities Prices however
yet quoted higher.
MoDAssES.-Prces Of being maintained. the
yet being limited The only notice
2l0 pneheonz Barbadoes Al 20s pr os, DIP. ex quay.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
!. arArRap,sr ON ,roa .r,r,r. -

ssessvsd ssessgss ,ins. isdz -''s
ssceayea yeserday-s...tt...-......* u Is@
xrno....,,... a,as
Exported Yesterday. i5- 1876
Stock on hand not cleared. 1853
SUGAR. About $50 hhds New Crop were sold
at easier prices. Centrifugal 9tagsc. 7g B.
MoLAssEs. We noticed sales of some $50 bbls.
New Crop at SSG40 and 41c. for Prime to Choice;
also 100 half bbls. at z4f044ac. e gallon.
FLOUR The supply on the Levee was large,
but the sales were only about 1900 bbls, Of which
200 superfne at s5 s09$5 s5, $50 III four lots ut
s5 90, 80 Stained at IS rs, s5 Extra at se s75 200
a. q, 100 Plants in lots at ss so, and 100 r. Has
rison's at the same.
re The sales of Corn embraced absst
se1,e y, including 500 Mixed and 500 Yellow at
y. ot9 White Mixed at 10 and ~, a25 White at
q On 10 in two lots at 7sc. - buaheI- In Oats
! ~ ID sales Of some $500 sacks 81. Louis,
"e lg $50 at 42e., 400 in four OF five lots at
in four lots alta, and 500 large sacks in
~ at 45c. y busheI OF Bran SO sacks were
old at 81 40 70 100 lbs.
l. I'VE heard Of loo bales Western sold at
7s5ss, 500 Eastern at ss5, and some Prairie
ts ~ ton.
y Al a.. The transactions in Pork were
y tts ~ lots at $50 5o@saI % bbL for
~ - sa poses comprised some rs casks
/ az So % q ID. 80, and 25 Ribbed sides IN
for y ,mssss ord sd0d Y sferses Prime sold
and the latter at sssslss The former atl4ae.,
CoFrEE. TIE NJ
only about $50 bae. ist.w waa quiet, with sales Of
at I4dc. BB. fng loe II IsSc., and 30
!, isDI. BAsaEa. .son.s ~.
&C., rFia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

T OsT SATURDAY NIGHT, THE isr SEPTEMBER on
he roy,te lsken by Bell and Everett procession in
ne "a or returning Of Jaephine and Navsdes
streets pair Gold sleeve Buttons, with the letters a. en-
graved upon psn shield The Under VIII 20 npersay r.
TsTded by ieayingss sshem NJ this ofhce. SEA u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
- POINT CLEAR HOTEL. s-sa
El sitaated upon The Eastern Mobile Bay d.
miles from the city.

This delightful resort and within 100 yards
of The Hotel salt banning the whole Fish
ana oysters abundant horses and carriages for hire
ana good stable crowded fine band music
plays upon evening and also for ancng
ments of all kinds provided
The seamer reseenr will Point Clear every
,ne also on SUNDAYS and MONDAYS will go down 10
o'clock A. M. -, ,,,,,,,y -, ~
Afohtls aug lS6l auto I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
szs ..zzs..xz-NEW ORLEANS, JACK
kss EsN son AND GREAT NORTHERN

NssS D D M safBEglss RATLR0An.
Passenger Trains eaye the Depot the Of Cali
ope Magnolia daiy-the Mail Train o'clock A
NJ and the Express Train AT O'Clock 2. NJ,
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern Roads and
Tickets sold all the principal cities of the Norh East and
West.
Time to York three days and 16 hours Price ss DO
further information, apply the General Ticket Office
lis Camp street,
frelght received the Companys Depot foot of CAL
ope street. late as $3.50 M daily Sundays excepea
The Company responsible for loss by fire.
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves Saturday at P M
T.S. WILLIAMS.
fyl6 ly General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
8t6iet, Of the Etlarkets.

CRESCENT urFlcE No. 70 GkNp STREET,
tuesday Morning, Oct l3, 1860
COTTON. :, The demand yesterday was confined
to few buyers, who took about 1000 bales at
easy prices, though we still quote:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

-m-=z.-, GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
a l - isSgfft SSogftoE TO HftoUR1sfss aHp
TRAVE ERS-Surnmer Arrangements
Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business Route
through Canada terminating a Detroit Michigan the West
bee forming cheap, cool and delightful Summer be-
tween Orleans Cairo, St LGuis Louisville Cincinnati,
Chicago, Detroit and Niagara Falls Toronto Kingston 0a-
City Montreal Quebec Sagnenay White Mountains Port
land Boston, New York and Atlantic Cities.
This averte embraces the attractive
the world embracing Falls of Niagara Thousand Islands
and Rapids of the ST. Lawrence Chaudere and Montgomery
Falls Saeuenay River and White Mountains.
will have opportunity Of visiting that marvel of
science. the great Victoria Tubular Bridge
Through Express Trains leave Detroit daily the arrival Of
trains from the South and West
Ask for Through Tickets via Grand Trunk Railway which
can De had at principal Railroad offices in the United
and Canada. y. HARDMAN, General Agent.
WAITER SD AWIIY General Manager. a2l TT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

Steam Train from the Lake to the city on week days
The Steam Train will stop Geny Station, when notified
except however mail trips. Fare Is each way, and
conductors must have timely notice to stop.
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at o'clock
A. NJ, in lieu of the Horse Car.
Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from u NJ. until 10 p NJ
The Horse Car special trips the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however
ceve due notice
stes.
nPassenges earnestly requested their tick
cts the Office under the Depot Checks return tickets
"ir myI &. PANDELY Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
WAVES AND LIQUORS.

SAxE8lAC BEkAMDIEs = WE HAVE GOOD
t0suppy hand reeevia by direct mpofatons from
Franco additions stock q this celebrated and highly
favored brand We haze 1895 in eg res 179 in eigh and
quarter Dpes 1902 do do iSh ia hsH quarter and eighth
pipes We the attention Of the ade and connossurt
generality THIS article A pure and raeda'sed For sas or
WM .. .LEVERICH Il co, 81 Old Levse ST.,
ni4 iy Sole agents in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, ocsober a. ia6a
The arrivals comprised IS Western geeyea, ss2
Hogs, log Mich Cows, and 606 seal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
~ sgeii-s-2tawtf II. W HEN
.lticate aA.------ 49,
inE mr. THE ABETA SPRINGS MRS
Iy IN

aIl5as AIIE AHtNIA. VI IsFN N6S ms. r 4 stal8
1 B(ss ER teapecanky announces To her friends 6SS
E md the public generally, hg her hoRe open sstz
aT he reception he nnrvaled eies medicinal
batbg can now enjoyed peecio tie facilities for
hing been greatly inetenseA and improved Her table
as esi9fle will be Ubande's upplied aud every at,eaon
~ h ad 10 the invalid She earnestly trusts
Ser nm f exerons to ss faction all may
her y tsif patronage Being situaIed at pleasant driving
distaict fro villages Uf GanEon and MandeVie it
ders ID driEas those places eonHenisnt
The iia omnibus will be in attendance at the landing
Cogh ton 10 a3Hvey passengers TO tie Springs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

n
Parish of Orleans, City Of N. Orleans.
Be II remembered, that S 49, " e-'s. e1o "~.'"
me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in an1 for the city
aforesaid personally appeared j. TUYEs President and J.W
HNeKs Secretary Of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according to
law depoe and say that the above just and
true transcript from the books of said Company
]. TUYES, President.
J.W. HINGES, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day October g. 1860
ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Pence for ae Parish Of Orleans
AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors held the 9th nst
1t was resolved 10 declare dividend of TWENTY PER CENT
60 per cent? Net Earned Premiums the Company for
the year ending the Both September 1860 for which Cert6
Gates viii be ssned and after The December And
aIso with Article h Of the Charter pay
cash on and 18th " the original subscribers
est at per per Premiums paid by
them and credited on their subseriptionnotes
s. j. TUYEs, President.
j. W. HlScEs, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

.-,z -r,-,.-,zxz-, FOR LAKE BoRGNE
kSN 60 Wsd tSas aasz and Mexican GnlE-MExIcAE
A&&SAstH XZM-4STEGULF RAILWAY Depot,
corner Of Goodchildren aud Champs Elyssee
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
50 cents children and slaves half price.
Departure Of Trains-DAILY
Leave city for the Lake, at. 4.
.. at...-...-.......s+......r44at NJ
Lake city b1a a. NJ
=. gt.........-..,...-........41sP. ID
Once 90 Common street. For all business the Railroad De
partnen any other business connected With the estate of h
fate Alexander Gordon, apply TO
who only authorized to make engagements I
obligations for the road.
nomnbusses Canal every fifteen minutes
the depot. se22n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
sUMMER RESORTS.

n~& STRAWRRIDGIE III ALL. DELIGHTFULLY."-
ss stuated fsneS Woods Goyngton ia, will re
Inain the winter for die reception OF Families
@ other and fers unusual Inducements to nvaids and
4pSe ttBiag the heneal nnences Of dry eqIable Snnt
n;Ae and goo ahap pbeae and snlpkur snras with the
5ftsafsment of 4 county aome
e subscriber rmSe that his patrons will be salts
ed viii the attenliun will be paid eir comfort and
5eygeisE- -2tawtf \. W HENDERSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
RATLRnAn TR RAvs:.-s......

RAILROAD TKAvh.yra
80 ~ s.sasss RgNoRTH AND EAsrt
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILR0lJ
%5~@ %-And-- 5s..
Its Continuous Rail Connections
Through East Tennessee and Virginia,
TO-
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK,
All Atlantic seaboard Cities
Celebrated Virginia Springs, etc.
The Great Southern Mall Adsrns Express use this line
from New Yorkto New Orleans which u evidence o
it's nnriyaled speed and reliability.
The completion of the Orange and Alexandria Road cute on
rendering undeniaby the shortest Northern ron.e
from New Orleans TO NeB York by Railroad -
EI0HTY-FoUR HOURS
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad In full oera
HOn giving direct railroad connections TO ali routs in Ke
lucky via Nashville. Time from Neg Orleans to " ~
MAMMOTH CAVE, 53 HoURSt
Through tickets 70 Louisville can be had st Grand Junction
entirely through Slave Territory.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Comfortable Smoking Cars all Trains. .
Double Daily Trains the entire per
feet. .f
Baggage Checked all principal points from Grand
Junction.
Passengers going Railroad New Orleans should ask
for tickets BY Grand Junction. at the New Orleans
Railroad ONCE, Camp opposite LAFAYETTE
Those psferng river to Memphis procure tickets at the
old eabished Packet Office Of Capt FreiRh under the
Charles Hotel
MThis Road tickets over all beats touching al Meranbi
thereby avoiding deteHtion at New Orleans
BARNEY HUGHES,
ny u 3eneral Southern Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
INSURANCE
FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following statement Of the affairs Of this Company Is
published in conformity with the requirements OF their charter
viz: -@.:.M o#s as~ 5
Total amount Of premiums for the year ending soh
Es1 90 Al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

To sail on TUESDAY, oct. 80, at SA. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS. FLORIDA AND
@|EKTh HAVANA U. s. Mail fine-For Key West and
Havana via Pensacola, Apaacheols, ST. Marks
Keys Tampa Bay and ManaeeThe superior coppered
and copper fastened steamship Magnolia, j. s. erows,
commander will leave above, carrying the U. s. mails
freight passage having superior accomoda
tons for passengers apply on board to
i. C. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight TO ApaachcoIa St. Marks and Tampa Bay subject
lgherage at steamers but at the risk of the
signees o23
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-23
A VOICE FROM QUEEN STREET

Ma EpIToR-Would you permit us through
the netium of your paper, to attempt TO reach
the ears of our ''City Fathers" praying them
to turn their eyes to Queen street.
They will there see a handsome and commo-
dious building, filed to OVERLOOKING on o. sun
ny days 80 with children of every age and
size. Now, we consider this School our pride,
and certainly the boast OF the Second Ward
But alas like the golden fsece spoken of in
the fable, how Is this foundation of learn
ing to be reached or gotten to ? by boating,
wading or fording or, if we are permitted to
make suggestion, we would suggest bridges
as the safest mode Of conveyance, for in lad
weather, our children can only get there at the
risk OF being lost in the mud. or If they hap
PLY arise from their involuntary bath, they
much resemble itinerant Venuses done in mud,
and consequently are reprimanded by their
teachers for their untidy appearance. Now,
this difficulty our city fathers could obviate,
with no more exertion than nodding their
heads, or as friend remarks, cease nodding
and awake to full sense of the shocking con.
dition Of the approaches to this school. Do,
please, Mr.. Day Book keep it before these au-
gust gentlemen, and we pray that they may
hear you.
MANY PARENTS OF I'd WARD
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-23
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.

WILL BE SOLD.
AT Public Auction, on Thursday the 26th inst,
at IL o'clock,Io the premises,
The eligible lot at the corner of Butte and 30.
tetourt streets. There are several thousand
bricks on the lot, beig the ruins of the build.
ings recently burnt, and large cistern. The
location Is very healthy one and of great
beauty.
ALSO
A lot on York street, adj dining the residence
of Mr. Robert Searls.
Terms made known at sale
Thee lots can be purchased at private sale
upon the most favorable terms.
JAS G POLLARD,
jan list Auctioneer
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-23

The ST. MARY's ORPHANS CBRIsTMAs TREE.
The "Chris tmas Tree" which was blighted
for short time by the cold duriag the holt
day week and since, has been removed to a
room in the store of Mr.. Pascal Schisano, on
Main street, where it has been restored, and
will be exhibited on Tuesday evening full of
fruit and foliage. Let all remember the or
phan and delight in the opportunity the tree
offers them to exercise their charity, and
drop in and patronise the tree which shell
ters them.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-23
ENCOURAGE HOME INDURTRY
And Young beginners,

"A ND by so SO doing you Keep your mechan-
~ les at home. In order to commence the
encouragement, call down and examine our
large assortment of Tin Ware of our own man
ufacture, which we are selling low, as we do
not intend to keep any more goods than we
can possibly help, of any manufacture than our
own. We promise to keep better assortment
than we have ever kept, SO that our custom
ers can furnish themselves with any article
they may wish in our line, such as Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, repair of Roofs, Pumps,
&C. Pipes made of Tin, Copper, American,
ngllsh, Russia and Galvanized Iron, Zinc,
&C., and in fact anything in the House Fur.
nishing line. Give us call.
A w SMALL & co,
No 5, Water street,
ia ~ One door from Market Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-23

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. ON Saturday morn
ing George Messick, son Of Mr.. Messick, Of
this City, while on cunning expedition
at Chuckatuck, met with the misfortune of
having his gun to burst, which burnt and
cut his face and head in most shocking
manner. When the accident first happened
his life was despaired of, but we are glad
to learn this morning that he is much better
and as comfortable as can be expected under
the circumstances.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-23

TIE PRoTRAorED MEIrINa-At the Rev p.
DR.. Handy's, Middle street) Presbyterian
Church, Portsmouth, will be continued this
week. Preaching every night at o'clock,
and meetings for enquiry at O'Clock, r.
NJ, each day. Last night the altar was
again filed with peniteRts, and all seemed
to feel the spirit of grace Astounding. The
Rev. Mr.. Mcmahon, of Richmond, is ,assis-
ting the esteemed pastor, and is very eflec -
tive in winning souls to Christ.
Tonight, the Rev. G. H. Hall, of tie Me-
thodist persuasion, will hold forth. The re
suits of this meeting have been very graft
tyiug to the hearts of all Christians.