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wa,hington street, opposite the CouH HoHss sisn
Of the indiah Chief. Tim, Jan. o, 1Pdo-iT
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-05
chat Public Meeting.

4 meeting OF the citizens was called a few
weeks ago, to give expression to the feelings
Of the people OF our city, in regard to The
subject which so agitates the public mind of
this country at the present time. On the
day which was appointed for holding the
meetings notice appeared postponeing it for
some future time, since which we have heard
nothing more of it.
Are we to conclude from this indefinite,
OF entire postponement, that a matter of
such vital Importance to our prosperity, or
our perpetuity as a powerful people, pos
sesses not enough of Importance to our citi-
zens to call forth an expression of their feel
ings and sentiments in regard to it; whilst
every village and hamlet in the South near
ly, has spoken out in the strongest terms. -
Surely, as community, the citizens of Nor
folk do not wish to be accused OF want of
patriotism.
Let's have public meeting !
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEe@ CHILLS rAND FEVER, Chlls and
CES Fever, Chills and Fever.--One of the
greatest remedies that has ever been laid be-
fore the public for Fever and Ague, and which
has received the highest encomiums from the
press and the people, is DR.. J. Ho STHrTER's
CELEBRATED BITrERs. Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible disease,
when it can be so easily cured Who w6uld
endure sleepless nights, burning levers and
icy chills alternately, when remedy can be
obtained for mere tritle? And yet how n.any
families linger out painful existence under
this deadly light, and do nothing b't gulp
down quinine, until it becomes as common as
their daily meals; and yet they'are not elieyed.
None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
TO procure these valuable Bitters, and save
themselves intense agony.
For sale by BURRUSS BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Brandies, Mlues and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
sists and dealers generally. everywhere
Mrs. EinsiOyy, an experienced nurae and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children tee:hins, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all infiammatioE-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to Yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my y ly
d9- SanuGOrd's L8v G n InvtgoraGor-
CoMpouNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUm-lsa mild
and eifectllal cathartlc, acting ilsG the LIVER,
10 eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries otfall matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATCR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PTRIFfES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOA
Sold by all Druggists, and by NJ. A. s. c. A.
SANTOS. ma tim
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NJ A Rim f. N E w 5.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

THURSDAY, lan'y $.

THURSDAY, ian'y $.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, I'm Baltimore.
Bark C Alexander, Merryman, from Rich
mond, to Hardy 8. Bros.
Schr Pennsylvania, Logg, I'm N Y, in ballast
to B Hardy & Co.
Schr John Perkins, Cooms, for Sterlington,
in ballast to B Hardy d Co.
schr Sarah, Cordll, from Boston, mdse. to
Myer Myers.
schr Virginia, Gaylor, I'm James River, wood
to master.
Schr Isabel, Robbins, I'm Providence, ballast
to master.
CLEARED.
Schr Grand Island, Lee, for Mass; corn, by ]
B Hardy & Co.
Schr Edith West, for Harwich, by A Bell
Son.
Schr ANGLER, Phillips, for Thomaston, by
Bell Son.
Schr E L Hammond, Hammond Tor Chat
ham, by A Bell & Son.
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A SHEDDING INCIDENTAL lady was crossing
QGincy street yesterday, when sled, contain
ing two or three boys, came down at tremen-
dous speed, striking her feet and throwing her
down upon the earth. The sled did not stop
as this. but hooking itself upon the lady's skel-
eton skirt, tore the article from her person and
carried 1t some distance down tine street, The
iaay haing but slightly IN ured, hurried away
as rapidly as she could, being desiiOus 10 avoid
Ltelligenelr.
In New York last year, there were IS mur-
defs, A homiciGes and n suicides an increase
OF - on the previous year. The number of
nres at which life was lost, was 81, Involving
the less OF ~ lives. Tota! number of iires tor
the year 2os, causing loss OF $i7,00s, 900
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The True Spirit.

The following warm md patriotic South
ern speech was made by lieutenant Gov.
srnor Montague on his late installation as
President of the Senate. 1t breathes the
pure Southern feeling. and is the most com.
plete thing of the kind we have read. 1t is
free from all political feeling and is just such
speech as we should expect to hear from
one of the leading statesmen Of Virginia.
Senators In entering upon the discharge
of the duties which have been assigned me
BIZ the people of our Commonwealth, it is
proper that should, through you, their
Representatives, express to them with en-
phatic earnestness my sincere acknowledge
ments for the honor they have done me.
In performing the obligations which will
attach to the position to which have been
elected, shall endeavor to discharge them
az becomes Virginian | shall be govern.
ed in all dc. here by high sense OF what
is due to each member of this body and
shall extend to ali that courtesy and re-
spsct to which each ones position entities
him. Fairness and impartiality shall mark
my acts and l shall cordially and earnest
ly unite with you, SO far as compatible with
my position, in all measures which may tend
to promote the interests of our State, or to
protect her in all her rights administrations.
You are. Senators, just entering upon an
other year, year which, in my opinion,
ought to chronicle Southern independence
and Southern equality in our federal Union
OF Southern Independence outside Of thai
union-and trust you will excuse me il
express the ardent hope that the dangers
which threaten our State and our section,
win be met as they ought to be, by those
who represent free, enlightened and indie
pendent people. Thousands are looking and
awaiting with indispensable anxiety, to see
what course Virginia will take in the present
disturbed condition of our country. She
was among the frst to lead in the Revelu-
ton Of '76, and as she has been the first
whose sovereignty and dearest rights have
been assailed by the ruthless hand of vio-
lence, it is both proper and appropriate that
she should be the first to take the lead in the
great crisis of go. Wherever she leads no
sister Southern State will refuse to follow
And may hope that such action will be tax.
en- here as will show to the world fixed and
i-amoyable purpose to defend her rights and
her sovereignty.
principles do not tarnish her fame by unjust
or rash resolves, or q timid and vacillating
policy. Let firm adherence to justice and
State rights characterize all that may be done
Lot 1t be known to the world, and especially 10
those who are warning against her that Vir-
gfnla's only object IS, peace and independence
at home and justice from abroad; and that these
she means to enjoy at all and every haZArd,
and II your action be assailed, defend il here,
defendit at home, and if need be- daiend it
upon the bloody held Of strife; and though |
should not be there, as here, to preside over
your actions, yet II life be spared will b.
there, to share the fate of our blessed old State
and her noble and generous people.
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TEC-S7 WHY LONGER SUFFER ?--Those
ll.S who are SO fortunate as to have escaped
Dyspepsia and its attendant evils, Can hardly
conceive the suffering that these diseases cause.
The wonder is, that the afflicted continue to
suffer, when that iniallible remedy, the Oxy-
genated Bitters, is within the reach OF ali.
For sale by NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS and
WALKE Y Co., and KING l. Toy, Nor
folk. j. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth. and by
dealers everywhere.
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EFFECTS OF SPIRITUAL1sM.-A correspond
ent'of the Petersburg Express writes trom
Chapel Hill, N. c., as follows
A worthy citizen OF this county, residing In
thls immediate vicinity, husband, and father
OF a large and interesting family, has been re-
Gently bereft OF reason by belief i'll that worse
than humbug, spiritualism. His family have
the undivided sympathy of our whole COM
munity in their affection.
THE OYSTER TRADE.-The number of per-
sons employed in the business of opening, pre-.
earring and packing oysters in Baltimore, va
opening Tor shucking) about 1900 are coIored
persons. The packing apd sealing gives en-
ployment TO several hundred white men, IT, e
number employed in filling the cans alone ex-
ceeding 200.
, The store of A Miller, in Petersburg, was
entered on Sunday night last and robbed of
thirtyseven gold and silver watches, together
OF gold and other watch chains, amt three dol
lars III money.
Lady Montague observed, that in the
whole course of her long and extensive trav
els, she had found only two sorts of people
men and women.
Holmes, after telling that dog was shot Tor
biting woman's leg, said it was a pity to shoot
dog with such fine taste.
The New York Journal OF Commerce, in
its produce tables, says the stock OF flour ia
New York, December %, 1859, was l,43S,-
665 barrels.
1t is said that six hundred thous and airs
OF skates have been sold in New York dur
ing the present season.
A negro child, belonging to VIM. f. I.u-
cadoe, was burnt to death in Prince George
co., Va, last Friday.
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" GtICe.

All Communications, &c, intended Tor in
ssttion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
hauid be addressed to JOIN X. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor in order to ensure
attention
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FALLINGl FALLING
FALLING

F5NHE prlces Of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
L. have fallen very low i'll the last month or
two at
NO. as, ILAsT NHAIN STR Hhr,
and scores of shrewd people have had to con-
graduate themselves upon the genuine Bargains
they have obtained.
But there are few more left OF the same
sort, and although the goods are being run off
at the rate of hundreds OF dollars eek, there
are still a great many to be disposed of.
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods es-
pecially must be closed out if possib le such as
Flannels, NlerinoeS, Crib and Cradle Blankets,
Grey and BLACK Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes,
Winter Mouslins, Alpacas, Under shirts and
Guernseys sc, together with great many lit
tie fancy Christians fixings. Now is your
chance.
Private sales during the day. Auction every
night.
de2i II DAWSON.
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The Index.

Lewis w. Cabell, Esq, has become one OF
the proprietors of that admirable joarnal,
the Virginia Iader, and will hereafter be
associated in its management with itg
present able and experienced editor, b. NJ.
Dewitt, ssEsa. Mr.. Cabell the Dsspateh
says. is ia gentleman of tine requirements
and great energy"
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\ sG PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
E'hE2fiS =.

The OAK BOOK ,vilI be- served 20 yubscri bers
at 4 ,slHs per wec paYNhle TO the Carrier
isan sent by mali Il wiz be ~ per year, g.
10. SIX months, and Z Icr three months, paya
tie III auVai.Ce
az Circulation greater than rtIe slRtisco
ut huts, Cities combined. .s2
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-05

POTATOES, POTATOES, POTATOES
600 Bbls. DyG nan Potatoes,
<SOO 100 do Peach Blue do
i00 do JsTsy White Mercer Potatoes,
200 Bushels do do do
For sale at low rates by
THOS. p CROWELL,
a2 Higgins Wharf Norfolk.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, January 3-Flour-Sales q
4,ooo b6ls. State $5.25a53o; Ohio S. :.
a5.s5; Southern SIS. 50a5.7 rs,
Wheat-The market is firm without
Cofn--The market is steady; sales upim
portant; new yellow at S7a95 cents.
r9rE-The market is dull; Mess Sl6,oeI
al6.l212 and Pine ST. .e2%.
la Laro-ahe market is quiet at lo9salOa
cents. ~ No>-
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SECRETARY
COOK w ANTED

= ID o T. $
W sLL give Eighty i've dollars Tor good
4 cook, Washer and Ironer. and assist little
III the house OF a family OF two grown persons
and Two Children. Apply No ., Butte street,
between Cumberland ana Catherine.
ia 5..}tF
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

a regular Monthly Meeting OF your Com
@ pany will be held at your Armory next
If Friaay evening January 9th, at IN O'Clock
"aA Functual attendance is required, as business
OF great Importance will be transacted. By
order of the
ia 5 CAPTAIN
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L A T EST EW S

Thirty-s Sixth C0ngress-First y.
sion.
up, WAsH1NGroN, jan. 4.
Mr.. Wigfall, the new Texas Senate, ,,,,.
his seat to-day. '"oA
- Mr.: Mason appeared clothed in A spit Of.
Virginia grey. suit OF
considered Aon aP ana
can speeches.
IN M - io"ei introduced bill for the re-
pea , Of the \ anking privilege.
HOUSE,
Inc fiouse met at the usual hour.
speeches consumed nearly the whole e..
sion. "Io'e ses
Nothing i'm ortant TRANSFERRED.
N me House proceeded to vote for Speaker.
Necessary TO choice lO4 Sherman recai,,'
ea iol, The remainder scattered amono Va.
fions members.
Adjourned.
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Notice.

a Ii PERSONS indebted to us are informed
IA that our Books and Bills will he kent nj
the Store of the Messrs. Seabury's during the
current month, where our Mr. Quincy will be
happy to wait on those who call to settle their
accounts.
we earnestly solicit attention to this notice,
as we shall Oh the first of next month nut ali
our unsettled claims into the hands of an At
torney for collection and final settlement.
ia 4-tlstF GURNEY: q. m
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HOUSES FOR RENT

49, Several comfortable Dwelling Houses
SE;.. in eligible parts of the city, for rent for
MNlssss the year 1850. Some OF them have Six or
Seven Rooms each, Cisterns &c. Apply TO
de 3O.3t HERMAN & co,
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New Advertisements .
ATTENTION

| N D e PEN d mt G Il EYS
& ATTEND a regular Monthly meeting at
Va Head Quarters, on FRIDAY evening at TX
M O'Clock. By order of the A
A8 ia & SECRETARy
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HOMES tEAD LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Il annual meeting of this association will
be held in the basement of Institute Hall
on thursday evening 5th inst, at Z O'Clock
An election will be held Tor officers, Direc.
tors and Trustees for the ensuing wear,
ia 4-2t j HARDY HEND REM
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CAPTAIN


NORFOLK LODGE MOL.
| = The regular Monthly Communication
I-3 of Norfolk Lodge No. /, will be held
,hls Thursday evening at X oclo h
By order OF the w. NJ
ia 5 SECRkTARY
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Consumption Gs Affected by Consumption.
-'ihe Edlnburg Medical journal publishes
some cGri0us observations made by Doctor
Beddoc on the supposed proelivity of phthis-.
is in persons of xanthous complexion. The
numher of cases noted was five hundred,
two hundred and forty of whom were ma
tyes Of Scotland, two hundred and seven
teen were English, and torty-three were
Irish. Persons having grey hair were no.
ted. These observations not only dis
prove the old notion Of the special liability
of xanthous persons, but go far toward pro-
wing consumption to be more rife among
dark-eyeG, dark haired people. Dark ey es
were more frequently met with among the
phthisieal than was any other color. Red
rose slightly above, ana fair hair fell iittle
below the average.
Brown hair counted little more than three
tourths OF its proportionate number. DARK
brown, on the other nand, rose almost IS
hlgh above the average, and black still
higher, showing an excess in the proportion
OF more than three to two. The frequency
OF black hair among the non phtisical Irish
does not tell much on the average, as Ire
land furnishes only torty-three cases OF the
live hundred-less than nine per cent. That
consumption may be very frequent among
persons of fine skin and delicate complexion,
DR.. Il. does not deny in fact, he believes
that very fair cOmpleXle Il, especially when
coDjoined with black hair and eyes, is very
often associated with proelivity to tubercu-
lar disease. II Is also conceivable that the
progress OF the disease may be in general
more rapid in fair than in dark subjects.
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Small Poe and Vaccinatton.-The Boston
journal condenses the following facts from
various authorities, directing the attention
of the public to the necessity for general
vaccination.
l. Infants should be vaccinated without
TAIL, between the sixth week and the fourth
month of their age.
2. Every one should be reyaccinated, par
ticularly those between fifteen and thirty
live years of age, who were first vaccinated
in childhood. This is especially desirable
during epidemies; and the rule holds good
even when the disease may have been taken.
5. In general, without regard to special
seasons Of danger, vaccination should be
practiced at least once in fourteen years,
and better still, once in seven or eight years.
4. The prejudice against taking other dis
eases with the vaccine matter is almost en-
tirely destitute oI foundation, where care is
taken by physicians to take their matter
from healthy patients. Nor does the con-
dition Of the person from whom the matter
is taken materially affect its protective pow
er.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
JOHN Smith, il, Proprietor.

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Captain G G Burdett, Portsmouth,; John
W Stone, Princess Anne County; A II Lind.
say, Deep Greek; Demos Bell, Currituck, N
p Welsh, Philadelphia; Capt John Vishart,
Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Watts d; Immersion, Proprietor8.
James & Wick, Franklin Depot, Va; Mrs.
Ames, Murfreesboro, N G; Il w lbbotson,
New York; A G Weeks, Massachusetts,; j
Solder, X Il Cockraw, Charlotte, N G; Miss
II Boardman, X Happersett, r S keer, Phil
adelphia; W II Bourne, Greensboro, N G.;
Miles Waterhouse, Salisbury, c; Samuel
Davis, Dennisville, Va; Il Rawls, Suffolk,
Va; I Whitehead, Savannah, Geo; n Por-
ter, r H Lee, N @.
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T. s II A b LISId EDl9

f. s II A b SHED l76O-
PETER LORILLARD.
Snuffand Tobacco Mamma ctnro,
10 y Is CHAMBERS ST.
-, FORMERLY 42 Chatham Street, New yor,,
would call the especial attention of CrHCa,.
ana druggists to his removal, and also tic -,
ucle3 oi ms manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF
Macaboy, Demioros
Fine Rappee, Pure viroin,,
Coarse Rappee, NachiIoc,e.
American Gentleman, Conanbanl
FELLOW SNUFF.
g;ah' sroo,.,, Fresh Scotch,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or i,nndptn,,t
TOBACCO. '' ''"'
FINE CUT CHEWING
p. A. l. or plain,
Cavendish, or sweet.
Sweet Scented Oronoco.
smoK1Nd Tin Foil cAveneisn
Mol, G. lace
No ?, '''Ssgo, ,o,.
- - "iAo Canister,
A f,iro,, nitonrool, Pure Turkish
"A circular OF Prices will be sent on annij.
ton ~ "n app" =
N.B.-Note the new article of Eyoeb Sc,,,,,
Shun, which will be found a supsr,or arf,,t,'
% p"ipo'e'' de % Ban
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BOSTON, Jan. 3.-The schr. o. NJ. Pair
hence for Mobile, is frozen up at iiarwich'
Also the sehr. Witch, from Norfolk.
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LADIES'

| II You want comfortable article come and
get pair of my Plush Lined Isle Thread
GLOVES. or pair BUCK GAUNTLETS ve,y
cheap at No. as
ia ] H DAWSON
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FOR RENT 1860.

IsEEahEED LADIES GATHERS for 81 90
IL at ULLMAN'S
de % opposite the Day Book Office.
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NOVELTIES.

A NEW STYLE OF Meerschaum Pipe, boiled
N in wax and covered with Willow Work
and warranted to color.
Also Killiekinick, Old Joe's Noton, Turkish
Golden Leaf, -Four Ace and other varieties Of
Smoking Tobacco.
All the above for sale Wholesale and Retail
M A & c a SANTOS,
jas Nos 3 81 5 Main street.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHGS, &C,
nUR Stock of above goods Is now very large,
~ having two Cellars for Storage, and we in.
vite orders or personal inspection of pur-
chasers. M A 4 C A SANTOS,
jas Nos L. 5 Main street.
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DIRECT LINE,
Between Norfolk and NJ. York
4IEaS The steamship Potomac, Captain
q. 9. -sszsazas Watso :, viii leave Norfolk for New
YORK on wednesday Jan. 9TH at IL NJ
Returning will leave New York for Norfolk
on Saturday 9th at p NJ. and viii continue
ly direct line.
More steamships will be put on as the wants
OF the trade may require.
Shippers are requested to order their goods
rom fork by this line as they can rely on
their goods being landed in Norfolk,
Passage 81, meals and stateroom included.
For freight or passage apply to
THos. P. CROWELL, Agent.
j" higgins wharf.
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New Advertisements.
e @ Z N u w ND II Il

FO r N L w YORK.
DIRECT LINE
<x%f%& The new, fast and elegantly furn-
- ,ished Steamship MOUNT VERNON,
Gapt. smith, will leave Norfolk for New York
oia Ta On saturday January at ~ NJ.
wv, ne M. v. Is a new Roat, and has been fitted
up IN a superior style for passengers and every
venience. iva "'i' VIVA
rare 81. Meals and State Room included
ror freight or Passage, apply to
THOS. P. CRUWELL,
ia f-il Higgins wharf Norfolk.
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r. you want an elegant Spiced Round Of Beef
l. for Christmas times, send your order TO
Jones, and he win supply you with great
many other goods, which suit the Christmas
times. JE JONES
de 90 No 9 Campbell,s wharf
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COOK FOR HIKE.
A GOOD co ok FOR HIRE. Enquire at
n ia SGT THIS OFFICE.
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JAN UAKY TIIAWS.

JANUARY TEiAWS.
ElARENTS if you will only let the little Bows
L. sgo down to 10 Market Square and pass
through the front part of the store where Mr.,
Dawes is selling Dry Goods, to the back part
Of the store they can get nice pair of Bellows
Leather Boots for only One Dollar The lot |,
Shoes there will be gone in few days. Cali
quick rear of
la 5 K. GURNEY & CO.'S Old Stand
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CHOICE RUCKVHEAT-4O baes-a
" splendid article, just put up and for sale at
.. DEMING'S, The Grocer,
jas No. 60 Church street
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WEIGHTS FAMILY FLOUR.
FI'HE standard brand house&eepers now's
your time to lay in your Flour while YOU
have the opportunity of securing q Dbl. of
WEIGHS Family, of W hlch we have lust re-
ceived thirty-five bbls. and every body knows
this i the best article manufactured.
Jso E q DEFINING.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-05

AMI hioH GOLDEN sYRUP--How NICE !,
n A ID K IL we have sold an immsns;
~ quantity OF Buckwheat this season, and
WY because we never sell any but suca
we can warrant to give satisfaction, and su.,t
an article as cannot be surpassed In quslt,
iooo lbs. just received and for sale at
DEMING'S u.
ae oo No. &C, Church $
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-05

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
E.NOR HIRE 3 Servants, Women and a Girl
II ID years old. Apply to
ia sgt g 4 MCINTOSH