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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

opinion OF the City Attorney, establishing
the LEGALITY OF the measure; and thpreupon
recommending that the action of the Com
mon Council be concurred in.
On motion of Mr. RussOs, the report was
received and the resolution concurred in.
Mr.. Turner submitted the following ordi-
nance, viz:
An Ordinance to amend The All and 18th sec
t'ons " The Ordinance relating 10 Drayage
on Werchundsse.
SEQ. l. BE it ordained, That the 4th and
9th sections of the Ordinance concerning
carts and drays, be and it is hereby amend
ed and re. enacted so as to read as follows
For every dray load of merchandise from
any place south Of Main street and west of
Market Square, 20 cents; and south of Main
street and east of Market square, 20c.; and
east OF Commerce street to any point west of
Nebraska street 20c., for a single box, bun
die or barrel, l5c.; il carried from any point
east OF Nebraska street to any point west of
Commerce street, 25c.; and west of Com.
MERGE to east OF Nebraska street, 25c.; for a
single box, bundle or barrel, 20c.; from Ell
ther side OF Freemason and Mariner street
south to the Elizabeth river, 25c.; and for
single box. barrel or bundle, I5c.; from any
point south of Freemason and Mariner streets
to Queen street 30c.; for single box, barrel
or bundle, 25e.; and north Of Queen street
to the limits Of the corporation, 40c.; for
single box, barrel or bundle; Soc.
The Ordinance was read a first time, and
then, on motion Of Mr.. Baker, laid over IN
til the next meeting.
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Auction Sales.
JAS. l.. BELoTE, Auctioneer.

BY FERGUSON & BELOTE.
FURS, FURS, FURS.
WE would invite the attention of the citl-
w zens of Norfolk and vicinity to the
GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF THE NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
HUDSON BAY COMPANIES FURS.
$4,000 WORTH
OF THE RICHEST MANUFACTURED FuRs,
All made up expressly for best City Retail
Trade, will be offered
AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, Feb 18th and
18th, at No II Main street, opposite Salus-
bury's Ware Rooms.
They consist Of
Real Russian Hudson Bay,
Mexican and French Sable,
Stone Marten, Fitch, Ermine,
Mountain M,rten, Siberian Squirrel,
And every description of Fine FURs in Car
riage and Card inal Capes, Talmas, Victorines,
Mutts, Cuffs, &C. Also, large variety of Miss
es Furs and Sleigh-Robes.
U7- Ladies attend, every lot will positively
be sold.
A more splendid lot of Furs has never been
offered to the citizens of Norfolk and vicinity.
Sale to commence each day at 10 A. M. La
dies are particularly invited to attend.
Catalogues Of this large and valuable stock
will be prepared, and will be open Tor inspec-
ton early on the morning of the sale.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
lie II Auctioneers.
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Ng- At a regular meeting Of Palestine
Tent l.. o. of r., on the 10th inst, the fol-
lowing officers were elected and installed in
to their various offices, by the Installing
Deputy, Caleb j. Williams, as follows.
Shd-Thcmas Bailey.
c. R-George Cunningham.
D. R-Charles R. Lipscomb.
X. S-John j. Williams.
F. S-Caleb j. Williams.
T-Charles N. Baiue.
Levite-Henry Alger.
j. G-John Wilson.
o. Civilian w ebb.
K. S. c. R. William Bright.
L. S. G. R-Lewis Parker.
II. s. d. Robert Fields.
). s. y. k-Thomas Mason.
MIR. Jas. L. ..Belote was elected Delegate
to the Grand Convention, which meets in
Philadelphia next Friday
Getty papers, and Portsmouth Transcript
please copy
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SUeAR-The market has not exhibited so
much activity this week as it did last, and
closes firm with slight upward tenden-
cy. We quote New Orleans at 8 to "a; P.
X. 81 to 3. The stock on hand is consider
ed light.
SHINaLEs-The market closes dull; the
stock is large and little OF no activity has
been manifested. We quote no changes in
prices.
SLAVES The demand for this article con-
tinues good, and some little life is exhibited.
We quote r. o. HID $33; W. o. HID $44;
W. q. Heading $50; W. o. Pipe $50; W. q.
Bbl 1913; r. Il W. o. Culls SIT.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

MAYORS COUar, PoETsMoUTH-G. w. Grice
trcssding.
There was no new case before the Court
10 day. The Watch report states that some
0ngentemanly "sprouts" made themselves
decidedly contemplate by getting Gin a
weaving way and misbeliaving about tn 9
Ladies Fair at Masonic Hall. Forbearauce,
We think, should not have prevented their
being accommodated with lodgings in the
City Hotel.
Miles Culpepper, reported yesterday, OBJ
tanned surety this morning, and was dismiss
ed from custody.
Eliza Reed, +. H., reported day or tws
since as being sent to Jail. to be conveyed to
the work house, was discharged, by paying
"a. 10 costs, and taking Is stripes, she pre-
rerring this alternative to being deprived of
her liberty.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

TIE NEW MARKET.--The won kmen engag
ed on the roof of this structure are pro-
crossing rapidly, and already one half Of the
West side is covered in. Two weeks more
of fair weather will gee the whole of this
building covered in, and the final compile.
ton will speedil} follow.
1t is the intention OF the Market Commit.
tee to remove all of those unsightly boxes
which the huxters had caused to be placed
on the open space, and then We shall be able
to boast Of one of the most beautiful market
places in the country.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

DELEaArEs.- Star Lodge, /. 0. s.
NJ, OF Portsmouth, has appointed DR.. j. NJ.
Covert and Captain George g. Bourdette
delegates to the General Convocation of their
Order, which cnnvenes in Washington on
Wednesday, the 9th instant. Ii is said that
delegates will he present at this "Universal
Convocation," not only from all sections of
eur own country, but also from England and
other portions of Europe. Apropos, we have
heard many express desire to witness an
other midnight ,torchlight procession OF these
white.robed ghosts. Come, gallant Sons Of
Malta, favor us with turn out, and il there
is no insuperable objection in the way, we
suggest that you make your appearance in
full oostume-horns, long ears, and spike
tails-o la Frank Leslie's cuts. What say
you, G. r. j. AS?
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

CouIDN'r SrAY.-The Vigilance Commit
tee of Suffolk few days ago waited on Mr.
Hartley, a young man of Canadian birth,
but resident for several years of Suffolk
and Somerton, and informed him that his
course in reference to The slavery controver-
sy-his disposition to make negroes his asso-
ciates, and other things had made his pres
ence in every way Objectionable to the peo'
pie of Suffolk, and he Was requested to leave
or abide the consequences of remaining. so
says the Christian Sun. The Sun lso learns
that he was in Norfolk d day or two after
leaving Suffolk. He may be yet in our
midst, and our citizens would do we'll to look
out for him.
BAPTIsM.-rhe ordinance of Baptism will
be administered to several candidates in the
river at the foot of Court street, Portsmouth
tomorrow Sunday about l o'clock.
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focal Items.

MAYORS CoURT, NoHFoLK-F. f. fergu
gassn, Presiding.
There was only one case before the Mayor
this morning, and that was business concern
ing the Company who lately performed in
the Opera House. We waited until alter
eleven o'clock to get the particulars, but
were unable to get them, 20 we report moth.
ing of the case to-day.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

LARGE SALT SpoT FIsH.--We are indebted
to Mr. VIM. R. Drazy; the grocer on the
corner of Church and Cove streets, for a
present of the largest and best salt spots we
have ever seen. Mr.. Drury has ga few more
left OF the same sort" and we advise those
of our readers VINO like this delicious relish
to call on that gentleman at once.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

CHARLEsrowN VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION.
The soldiers from Norfolk who were at
Chariestown, are requested to meet at
Ashland Hall, TONIGHT at 8 O'Clock,
to make arrangements for receiving their
pay. It is important all shall be present
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

TIE FAIR.-The ladies of the Fair at Ma
sonic Hall were again greeted with a large
ing. They will no doubt be pleased to see a
similar demonstration of liberality tonight.
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MARINE EW S .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, Feb IL.
Steamer Louisiana, russell. from Baltimore.
Schr Melvina, i'm Warwick, with wood
Schr North, Currie, I'm Petersburg.
@aSchr Ellen Goldsborough, Todd, I'm Rich
mond.
Schr Agate, Adkins, I'm New York, in bal
last.
Schr f Price, Burton, fm baltimore, mds,
Schr-Empire, Bratton, I'm N G, slaves, lard.
cotton and peas.
Schr Maud, smith, I'M N c, corn, to K biggs
g. Co.
Sloop Wooten, Gressett I'm N c. peas and tar
Boat E Ferebee, I'm N G, corn.
SAILED
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, Tor n Y,
mds and passengers, by'J M Smith & Bro
CLEARED.
Schrs Susan Taylor, circuit, for Charleston )
Surprise, - for DaXbu:y Mass, Mary Eliza,
Thompson, for C., Mary Summer, Dodge
for N c, by Delk & Lindsey.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

PERSONAL. VIM. N. McKenney,
Senator, arrived in this city in the cars
this morning.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11
TURKISH TOBACCO.

TURKISH TOBACCO.
A MOTHER lotof that delicious Turkish
n Smoking Tobacco IN II pound bladders,
our twn importation, received and for sale
Wholesale and retail by
/ HAMBURGER Il ca,
No. IS Main 81,
fe7 sign OF Big Indian in ironts
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

SELLING BELOW COST.
HAVING determined to close out my
a. Winter stock OF Boots and Shoes, ! will
"~~ Women's Planters,
Women's Calf and Grain Bootees,
Mems Grain Boots,
Mems Calf Boots and Bootees,
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes, at and
below cost.
Selling off 200 pairs Mems and Women's
Overshoes, at 25 cents.
Call early, and secure the Bargains at the
Cheap Shoe StIre.
THOS McCANN,
"A Main street,
feb2 Opposite Johnson's Hall.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

AUCTION SALE
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
AT AUCTION.
FH9HE PROPRIETOR of No. 81, East Main
Il street, having determined to make change
in his business offers his entire Stock for sale
a Auction, or at private sale below cost. The
Stock on hand to be closed out, consists of
Standard Works,
Poems,
Miscellaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles,
Hymn Books, Song Books,
Novels, School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &C.
Those In want of any of the remaining stock,
will do well 10 call early, as the stock will be
sold out cheap. Merchants wanting BLANK
BOOKS can get great bargains The Auction
so, as soon the goods can be arranged. de ID
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

Notice.
M Have added to my business at
aSRNaN my Stables, that OF HORSE SHOE
TS ING. Having engaged the services
~=sAlazzl1sof Mr.. H. Hawthorn, who is distin-
guished in that art, will be pleased to have a
share Of public patronage.
QG- Shoeing at the low price of 81.
NIB LEE,
fe3 1873 Church street.
~ EES TEL'S AAlR RESTORER.--
L.. Every body is getting EzekiePS Infailible
g. y" l. w WEBB.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

afOR HIRE-A Boy Is years old, good
l. House Servant Apply at
fe TIT THIS OFFICE.
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KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT BY
NhCLlTnEpv

| KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT BY
MACHINERY.
THE undersigned is desiEous Of calling q I
4 tention to his large stock of klNDL1NE
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box,
cheaper than the same quantity of wood can
be bought for in any other way for kindlins
purposes.
Orders left at my efice, corner of adtsoh
and Wide Water streets, or sent through th5
+. O., shall receive prompt attention.
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand, an3
for sale at lowest market prices.
de ID WALTER ]. DOYLE.
WHITE L k H'DKFS-Ladias
w White Linen H'dkfs at 6x cts. At No
Market Square.
de IL OWENS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11

WEST ETHEREAL OIL.
90 BBLs West Burning Fluid, just to hanc
~ at the Depot.
jazz w d ROBERTS, JR Il co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

LIQUOR ADULrBRATIoN The liquor in
spector Of Detroit has just made . report
on this subject, which contrasts considerably
with the report of DR.. Hiram Cox, inspect
or for Cinoinnni-proving either that doc.
tors may disagree, or else that liquors in
tho latter city are n good deal worse than
can be obtained in Detroit. Dat Of three
hundred and eighty-two cases Of tho in-
spection Of whisky the Detroit inspector
found only two cases in which the liquor
was pure, bat it was not adulterated with
substances injurious to health. and so it was
all marked pure" French brandy con.
sisted Of a mixture of genuine French
brandy, alcohol, sugar, and French color
ing; gin was composed Of oil Of juniper,
alcohol, water and sugar. Scotch and
lrish whisky was found to DO generally
mostly pure, Of genuine port he found
but eight samples, the rest being composed
Of cider, alcohol, sugar mixed with spices,
oolorcd with elder and elder berry juice
Logwood and alum, formerly used as color
ing matter, are now out Of use and practice
because they are so easily detected. The
inspector was nowhere able TO detect any
strychninc, arsenic, Cayenne pepper, &c
discovered in such liberal quantities ia
Cincinnati liquors; but it is 10 this respect
only that the contrast between Cincinnati
and Detroit exists. The one is just aboul
Us much Of bumbug as the other.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

A CLRRIoAL ASEcDorE,-rhe Rev. DIR
p of Brooklyn belonging to the old
school divines, and while attending to his
usual Sabbath illustrations managed to
discover who Of his congregation were alb
sent, his first duty on Monday morning be-
ing TO call on the a~bsentees, and to find out
why they were not at church.
Among those whose places were often
vacant, was one man who cared but little
for the sanctity of the holy day, or reprooi
of the minister.
On taking his usual Monday morning
rounds, Mr.. P was sure to visit Mr..
c., as we will call him. Said the good man,
"Why were you not at church yesterday
"Had other business to attend TO- was
the blunt reply, .a.a
"Mr. C." said the clergyman solemnly,
''thers will be no preaching in hell
"Well il won't be for the wan Of minis
ters,' was the quick rejoinder. m
This was q hard cut and the good old
doctor shook his head, and went on his way
Illuminating, doubtless, upon the doctrine o
total depravity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
PUBLIC snIe of schooI Lnnds

\ pursuance Of the proceedings hereto
L fore had in the SUPERB T Court OF Montgomery
county, Ohio, and 10 obedience to the statute to
regul tie the sale OF Scho Lands in such case made
and provt ed. 1 will proceed TO offer At Public Aue-
tion At the door Of the Court Houae, in the city Of
Dayton, bet eent the hours OF 2 and 4 O'clock, P. NJ.
On SATURDAY, February rs, 1860,
The following described school Lands. to witt
Being the northwest quarter and part OF
the northeast quarter OF Section ~, Township
?, RAuge 6, east, &C., lying west Of st1 water,
In Harrison Township, In said county anu
Statej beginning at the northwest corner of
sid Section, thence east on the north boundary line
OF said Section TO the MIDDLE Of S~tillwateIi thence
down said river with the meanderst thereof through
the island to the half Section line of said Section;
thence west on said hall, section line 10 the West
boundary line OF said Section; thence north on said
west boundary line to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and eighty-six 7i-lOO acres,
more or less.
The aforesaid lands have been appraised at eighty
dollars per acre, and cannot sell Tor less than said
appraised va tue thereof.
The payments are, on '-twelnh of IN purchase
money TO be paid at the time of the sale, and the
balance In eleven annual instalments OF equal
amount, with annual interest thereon from the day
OF sale, r- DANIEL H.. DRYDEN,
Auditor or MONTGOMERY county.
GILnERr KENNEDY,
Atty, for the Township.
jan9-dswGw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
More unsafe s%uildinEs.

The annual exhibition Of the junior Q ass at the
Michigan University, which was to have taken
place on Thursday evening last, was prevented
BY Assrious accident residing from another ease
Of imperfect blilding.
The exercises we're 10 have taken place in the
Union Sch oil Hall in the city Of Ann Arbor, and
the room was already nearly hlled, when It was
discovered that the door was beginning to settle.
A panic at once took possession of the audience,
which was mere sed BY tho falling Of ono Of the
seven iron olumns that supported the ro9f. This
WA a result Of tho settling Of tho floor, tho cob
umn being loosened at the top. In falling 1t struck
four psrsons, one OF wham 1t is feared, Is fatally
Injured. Fortunately here the damage ended, ADD
the remainder OF the '-"wd were permitted to oS-
eaps. The names Of o. "a parties arc as
follows.
. John Chase, aged He .it H c'-fl
Esq., formerly 7 .Is .nHaN-
Skull fractured ana ~. .H-tseL
John Allen, q boy, badly CUT a. I.a a.
no considered 20 be dangerously injqred.
Z A lady, name unknown, str Lok on the shoulder
BY the column, aud badly hurt.
Mas Wildt, badly crushed by the same.
OF course tbe intended exercises were postponed,
[Delroit Adv.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

s6r Pennsylvania has dis oyered for her
self an "lron Mountain" in Lebanon coun-
ty containing an almost inexhaustible guam
tity Of pure ore, costing but a dime II ton to
develop Exchange.
Then why don't Pennsylvania go to work
and develop III Is che waiting to have
the tariff on iron raised another rs per cent.
so that she can get two prices for the iron
that 'costs but u dime q ton to develop
Gin, Commercial.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

In the Senate, on Tuesday, sundryy bills
we're read The second time and committed
The following hills were introduced and
read the drst time To amend tho 44th SEQ.
ton Of Tan act relating 10 Wills paced
May 8, 1881 relating 10 cities Of the Grst
. olass, having . popaiation eKoeedin $4,000
inhabitants; to punish bribery in certain
cases to ,mend s%eotiOns 266 and 40 Of tho
code 70 amend the 18th section Of ian act
for the regulation of county jails,F passed
March 10, lS43; making appropriations Cor
the National Road Cor 1850 to repeal an act
passed April 4, 1889, cnttlsl an act to pre-
vent the recovery Of damages on protested
bills Of exchange, NC. AA
A joint resolution was adopted. 10 pay
the Columbus Machine Misunderstanding
Company GO, 1881 AS for iron work for inte-
rior Of dome Of STATE House
LIh che House, senate bill to repeal tho
law which prohibits the confcssing Of judg-
ments on warrants OF attorney in favor Of
banks, failed to pass, The bill to amend
the Reform School act, was laid on the a..
bic, The bill to change the time OF opening
aud closing the polls, was indefinitely post
pOnsd The bill 10 amend tho 2nd section
Of an act entitled IAN act relating to jurors"
passed March 80, 1859, was passed, The
bill to reduce the fees Of Assessors, was
defeated.
The House spent the whole afternoon ia
committee, considering and discussing SEM
ate bill to regulate and limit the oompensa-
ton Of County Auditors, and adjourned
without coming to u vote thereon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

SENATOR LATHAM OF CALIgoRNIA.-Much
surprise is expressed hat a man should give
up a salary Of $40 900 ~(salary Of Governor
of California for 50 .00O, which is the pay
Of a U s Senator, While the G%overnorship
is only for two years, the term Mr.. Latham
years salary, amounting in the whole to a
tribe less than Sl2 QUO. During his term he
will travel back and forth eight times, for
which tina Government allows him, in mile
age, about g, 400 each term, making an ag'
gregate Of salary and mileage of S3l 900 foi
q little over three years service as a Sena
tor, against $4,000, which he would have
received had he remained two years Cover
nor Of the State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
BELIER IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters


rtr oRtatNAL MgptciNt RsrApLIsnrp N 1851
aud trst article 1.-THE kind teflntfodnced uader
the name Of PuLstoStc WATERsi ~ In this or any
other country all other Pulmonio Nafera are
= cOuntfrfeita. lhn genuine can he known by the
nam being stamped on each WAfkH
DFYAN'a PULMONtO WAFBHS
RelieYs cougha, Colds Soar Throat, Hoarsonesu.
BkYANs PuLMQNtG WAFBRS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, piheult Breathing
BRYhN's POLMONlC WAfBhS
oeilsve splitting Of blood, Paine in the Ghost.
= nn BhYAN'S PULMUNtO WAFRRS
Relieve ~ihoinient coubun ption, Lung diseases.
RRYAN's PULMONIO WAFERs
Relieve Ittitation Of the uyuls and ronSl,.
BhYAh'B PuhMONiO WAfERS
Relieve the above Complaints IN Ton Minutes.
BRYAN's PULMONlC WAFRRs
70 = bieaaihg 70 al Glasses and Constitutions
BRYAN'5 bULM0NIC WAFBkS
Are adapted to Nocalista and Public speakers.
l BRYAN PULMONIO WAREkS
Are In n simple for and pleasant 10 tho taste.
B6YAN'S PULMONI0 WAFERS
Not ohiy relieve, buteneotfapid ana iastin Cures.
BkIAN'S pULMONtC WATERS
Are warranted 20 give HatisiactiOn to every one.
No Family should be without a box Of
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
IN TnR HOUSE.
No Traveller should be without a supply Of
Bryan'n Pulmonio Waters
~ MS P0C1E
No person will ever object 10 give
Bryan's Pulmonio Waters
TwENry-rtvE CENTS.
son NOSES, soiePropriet9r, koohester, MY.
sold hv w. Va. MART.
myi6 Dayton, ohio.