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[ From the Neac Orleans Picoyune. Jan. 30. |
Later from Mexico.

The United States steam soop OF war
Brooklyn, Captain Farragut, from Vera
Cruz, the Oath inst arrived OF the Pass at
an early hour yesterday morning, on her
way to Pensacola for coal and provisions.
At Vera Cruz, when the Brooklyn left, all
was quiet, although there was still consider
able apprehension Telt in consequence of
Miramon's threatened expedition To the sea
coast.
Detachments of Seameu and marines from
the Brooklyn and Saratoga have be n sta
toned at Tampico and Minatitan, for the
protection of our conSulates and citizens.
| The Saratoga remains at Vera Cruz, and the
Savannah was daily looked for.
II B. N. steamer Valorous, and French
/ and Spanish brig of war were at Sacritic los j..
Vera Cruz, as well as New Orleans, keenly
feels the withdrawal of the Tennessee, instop-
page of mails and business operations.
! 'Surely," says correspondent, "aumcthing
should be done at once, by the Postmaster
! General, for this necessary mail line"
The latest dates from the city OF Mexico,
, by the Brooklyn, are to the 10th inst.
Miramon was in the city preparing an ex-
petition against Gen. Carva l.Who occupied
Tlaxcala with 1900 men. Earnest appeals
were being made to the clergy and bankers
to furnish funds for an expedition gainst
Vera Cruz: but it was considered doubtful
Whetner tney would respond,
The expedition is generally suspected to
be a ruse to raise money alone, and even
should he do anything, it will samount to
nothing more than to come down us far as
Puebla and Jalapa to strengthen his forces
at those places. This would have the ap-
pearance of a legitimately planned opera
ton against Vera Cruz, and he may then at
tempt to buy over the defenders of the 'hero-
ic CITY,
At last accounts he was to leave Mexico on
or about the 18th inst, and so if ne come at
all,he may be looked for some time in March,
Or course all sorts of absurd rumors are Gy-
ing about.
Miramon had the second time protested
against the treaty recently concluded with
Mr.. McLane, in a proclamation addressed to
the nation.
The British Charge d'Ahairs had present
ed an ultimatum from his government to
Miramon, demanding indemnities.
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From X Kansas and Utah.

LEAvENwoRTH, K. T., Feb. 4.-The Terri
toria Legislature has passed an act ineorpor
ating the Central Overland California anc
Pixies Peak Express Company, being re-or
ganization of the Pixies Peak Express Com
pany with an increased capital and wider
field of operations.
A bill abolishing slavery has been under
consideration, but no definite action has been
taken upon lt-both branches OF the Legisla,
ture being principally engaged with local
legislation.
Martin +. Conway, the Congressman elect
under the Wyandotte Constitution, left some
days since for Washington to appear before
the Senate's Harper's Ferry lnvestig ating
Committee.
Judging from the late adoption of the
Wyandotte Constitution, the general belief
is that the project for enlarging the bound
ries of Kansas will be voted down by large
majority.
The news from Salt Lake by Yesterdays
arrival is unimportant. 1t was said that con-
siderable uneasiness existed among the heads
of the church in consequence Of the evil
dences that large emigration would take
place from the Territory in the spring to
Pixies Peak and Carson Valley. brigham
Young strongly opposes such emigration.
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Applet0n's Railway Guide.

To the traveller, Appleton's Railway Guide
l. great convenience. In addition to the
information il has heretofore contained, the
publishers have added a new Railway Map.
which not only represents all the Railways
in operation, but those in course Of constrac-
zion.
1t is, as will be perceived by careful ex.
ar!nation, the most correct as we'll as the
most reliable Railway Map in the country
each and every Railway at this time in ac-
cR'l operation being represented. The name
ct each railway is represented by nun.
Der; corresponding number of which will
heltound in the Railway Index of the Guide,
BY consulting which the Traveller will not
Only ascertain the name of the Railway, but
also the number OF the page in the Guide.
where the Time Table Of the Railway NAV
De found.
The No. for February has been received.
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Horrible, Though True-I have been
thinking how horrible it must be to see any
body one cared for, drunk; the honest ewes
dull and meanless; the wise lips iabbering
foolishness; the whole face and figure, i'm
stead of being what one loves to look at, takes
pleasure to see in the same room, even
growing ugly, irrational, disgusting-more
like beast than man. Yet some women
have to bear it, have to speak kindly to their
husbands, hide their bruitishness, and keep
them from making worse fools of themselves
than they can help. have seen it done, not
merely done by worknen's wives, but by
lady wives in the drawing rooms. / think,
il were married, and saw my husband the
least overcome by wine, not "drunk," NAV
be, but excited, silly, otherwise than bis
natural self, it would drive me wild, but less
on my account than his. To see him sink
not tor great crime, but contemplate,
cowardly bit of sensualsm-trom the height
where my love placed him, to pity him; az,
and | might pity him, bat l think the full
passion of my love will die out then and there
torever.-Ne0 York Sunday Ttn,s8.
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sHteryention between China and
England and France.

The Board OF Trade and Chamber of Com.
nerce having solicited this government to
offer its mediation in behalf OF the peaceful
settlement Of the questions now disturbing
he relations between China and the two
great European Powers, England and France,
toe proposition has been seriously taken up,
aud i7 now under Amusement. 1t is not
probable, however just it may appear, that
our government will volunteer its interposi-
ton unless application be made by the two
governments.
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RuRi4L CT VALUABLE SERVANT. The
Charlotte IN. o. Bulletin. of Thursday,
says;
"Was buried in this city yesterday morn.
Ing, Leonidas, aged about 30 years, (the
property OF MICS Sarah Dayidsonl extern.
sively known and much respected in conse-
qAence Of his being one of the most polite,
respectable and intelligent servants in Char.
i2tte. serving as 4 waiter in the Mansion
house, and Tor several years with Ma Kerr,
where he won many friends.
About three hundred OF the colored people
vi Charlotte attended the funeral, and sew
erai Of our most prominent white citizens
formed spart OF the cortege, and witnessed
the burial of faithful and .Guch respected
slave.
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A CouNTERFEIr.-A friend has handed to
us for notice a counterfeit $40 bill on the
Asheville Branch of the Bank of Cape Fear.
1t is probable that we have heretofore no
ticed the same emission, but another men
ton Of it may serve to put our readers on
their guard. 1t is dated Oct l, 1855, No.
892 The signatures of the President and
Cashier appear to be engraved; and the I'M
tials of the Cashiers name, instead of run
ming into each other, as in the genuine bills,
are entirely separated. The paper is flimsy;
and the print pale, especially of the sigma
lures and large rs and los in the corners
The word Asheville is spelt Ashville, the C
being omitted. Fayetteville Observer.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, FEBRUARY 6.-Flour-ls dull.
Sales of $500 bbls. State 81. 9Oa4. 95; Ohio
$5.7Oa5.S0; Southern So, 5Oa5.75.
Wheat is quiet but steady; no sales of mo
ment reported.
Corn is dull; white and yellow quoted at
80aS2 cents.
Pork-The market is dull; new Mess $l8.-
al8.l212; prime $l2al2% new, do. $A.25a.
A.97%.
Lard is firm at l0Mall cents.
Whiskey-ls dull at % cents.
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Naval Intelligence.

Nearly one hundred men were discharged
on Saturday last from.the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, from the different departments.
Letters for the South Pacific Squadron
A letter bag will be despatched from the
rooms of the Naval Library and Institute, in
Boston,to the United States squadron, SO nth
Pacific, on or about February 8. Letters
and packages sent to the rooms, free of ex-
pense, will be forwarded.
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office.

all omnunications, &c, intended ior in.
-sf;ions ana Letters in regard to this paper,
shunld Be addressed to JoRn Il. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor IL order to ensure
attention.
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Stephens.

The trial Of Stephens, at Charlestown,
Va, for his connection with the OLD John
Brown insurrection was concluded on Satur-
Day. After argument by counsel, the case
was submitted to the jury, who, after an alb.
ssnee OF fifteen miuutes,r verdict OF
guilty.
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yIs- Gen Bega, the new Minister from
Bolivia, arrived in Washington on Sunday,
add is stopping at Wizards. No clue has
yet been obtained Of the recent robbery at
'baliesto" y. IA, aoney and othes valuables
belonging to Ehe General, amounting to sew.
gnteen thousand dollars,
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49, Private advices from California
received At Washington by the overland
nail state that Millions. Latham has been
elected to the United States Senate from
rhat State.
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RICHMOND, Feb. 4th.-The Legislature of
Virginia have passed bill declaring an am
nesty to all persons who were engaged in
duels previous to January 10th.
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Aalct 4Jalnst Grinolins. the Cardinal
glcan OF Rome has issued an edict forbidding
,saies to So TO chRych iii crinoline. The con
ie.sGr IL to forbid them TO present themselves
st :hS altar to take the sacrament, uasass they
ere dressed n : simple manner.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-Private advices, re-
ceived by Overland mail, states that Milton
5. Latham was elected U. S. States Senator
by the California Legislature. The announce.
ment was doubtless premature.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 4th.-The Presbyte
rian church, at Golden, Erie county, was DIES
troyed by fire on the LIST inst.
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lJ- DIR HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, meet
with great favor as remedies tor disease Of
the Stomach, and all other diasea ses arising
from disordered digestive system and its
component parts being entirely vegetable, 1t is
more safe than the ordinary preparations offer
ed to the public, while its pleasant effect on the
system renders it vastly popular with those
who use it. Dr.. Hostetter's reputation is wide
spread, and the care with which he prepares
his medicine secures it always safe and Ieli-
able. The Bitters are most agreeable in flavor,
and as it contains nothing that can impair the
health, but, on the contrary contribute to its
preservation, this preparation must prove high
ly popular. 1t is a genuine and truly valuable
article Tor any of the above diseases, and we
sincerely trust that our readers may test its e,-
celience'
For sale by BURRUSS {; BRO, Wholesale
agents, and importers OF Brandies, Wines and
fine Havana Sogars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
sists and dealers generally, eyerywhepe.
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T. A EST Ew S .
Thirty-SiXth First SEES.
sion.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
SENATE

Sen ALE.
The Senate met at noon.
Mr. Wade presented the petition OF the
soldiers Of the war Of 1872 for the granting
of pensions.
Communications were received from the
State and Interior Departm ents and from
the Secretary of the Treasury, in reply to
resolution of the Senate calling for the
names and compensation of the officers moi
confirmed by the Senate. Referred to the
Finance Committee.
Mr. Mallory introduced bill to regulate
the pay of the Pursers of the Navy.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a resolution in
structing the Committee on Commerce to
inquire INTO the expediency of amending the
law relating to the protection granted to
seamen; adopted.
Mr. Gwln offered resolution instructing
the Post Office committee to INQUIRE into
the expediency of establishing a semi-week-
y mail between st Joseph, Missouri, and
Placerville, California; adopted
Mr. Hemphill introduced similar resolu-
ton relative to weekly mail between New
Orleans and Ell PaSo; adopted.
Mr. Ham introduced bill loy the extern
sion OF the presumption privilege in Calfor.
MIA. Read thrice and referred.
Mr. Wigfall introduced bill for the con-
struction of line of railroad and telegraph
to the Pacific.
Mr. Gwin moved that it be printed, and
said he would not call up his bill on the
same subject to day, but would do so at an
early day.
On motion of Mr. Mallory the bill to
increase and regulate the pay of the Navy
was taken up and made the special order Of
the day for Monday.
MIR Pearce offered resolution asking the
tn 10
and the dispatches to and from our late
Minister to China and former Commissi oner
to that country. Adopted.
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual hour.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Grow,
Miles and Etheridge committee in coniunc-
ton with one to be appointed by the Senate
to wait on the President and inform him that
Congress was ready to receive any commu-
nication he may be pleased to make.
Mr.. Clark, of Missouri, made personal
explanation, denying, as charged against
him, that he had declared here that Mr..
Douglas was the first choice of Missouri for
President
Mr.. Phelps asked the unanimous consent
of the House to proceed to the consideration
OF the Post Office appropria ton bill, which
was read for the information of the mem
bers.
Mr.. Maynard wished to modify the third
section so as to make the per cent interest
therein provided for payable to the contract
ors themselves, and not to their assigns, to
whom they have sold their scrip at ruinous
discounts; and that the contractors accept
this interest in full satisfaction of all demands
for damages.
Mr.. Petit objected, preferring that the
70 klf hn
The House, by vote of l57 in the affirma.
tive to Al in the negative, gave consent to a
suspension of the rules to introduce the Post
Office appropriation bill.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
{ From Req. DR.. Rosser, Editor Christio
AdrOcate.l

From Rec. DR.. RoSSer, Editor Christian
Advocate
SEMPLE's lNPALLIBLE BAKING Pow DER.-Ali
persons fond of light. sweet, and WI oiesome
loaf bread, biscuits, batter and buck wheat
cakes, may purchase this Powder with conf.
dence. The materials are perfectly mai mless,
and more pleasant than soda, saleratus, &C.
No fear OF SOUR BREAD. The use OF it will make
the lightest, sweetest, bread in the shortest
possible time save time, labor and expense ;,
and never disappoints, if the accompanying SIM
pie directions are observed. Besides, it is man
utactured in Virginia, and is no invention OF
Yankeedom. John W Garlick, manufacturer
and sole proprietor, Richmond Va. We know
him, and have tried it, and recommend it as
the bestwe ever tried. Get it ant mind the
directions.
For sale throughout the State by i; ruggists
and Grocers generally. te2
tons of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, TO re-
store to perfect soundnes3 and health, the most
delicate organization of the human ffame--the
Lungs-use Wistar's Balsam of W lid Cherry.
Uf- There's vile counterfeit OF this Balsam,
there fore be sure and buy only that prepared
by w FowLE & Co., Boston, which mas the
DrltteR signature of l. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsUOV iIaSY,-
N Some four months since, our excellen,
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL iniOrmed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is MIR.
EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery that
he has named it ffThe Infaliible Virginia
Hair RestOrer.' Mr. L. is about going into
an extensive manufacture of an article Which
is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends.-From Richmond Enquirer,
Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire fine head ofhair, have only to use the
restorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts OF its eti-
cacy, can have them removed in short time
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
lNFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be,
Wholesale depot for orders GO Main street.
r. EZEKIEL.
- RICHMOND, Nov. 1889
l. N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bi.
BILE, that have been bald for the past II years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. JOS. MAYO
Mayor OF Richmond.
Wake & CO.,
jan l2-ly Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
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New YORK, Feb. 6th.-It is rumored here
that the steamer Northerner has been lost
IN the Pacific.
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GREAT BARGAINS Al THE CHEAP
FANCY STORE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES AT COST.
RONNETs. Ribbons, Comforts, Scarfs La
- dies and Children's Hoods.
A large assortment Of heavy Gloves for Cen
tlemen.
A larg assortment of heavy Wooden Hose
for Ladies and Misses.
Heavy Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts tor
Ladies and Gentlemen.
i. Here are great bargains and no mistake, in
the above named goods. ana also in many other
articles which lam selling extremely cheap.
Come, friends, and get bargains al the Alneri.
can Flag, Church street, near Main.
ls8a Z WILLIAMS
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Mrs. WinsiOw. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by soften ing the gums, re.
ducing all infam matior-will sllay all pain
aud is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers il will give rest TO yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my % ly
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D3- TO CURE DYSPEPSIA has long been
'consummation devoutly to ne, wished by the
Physician and the patient. The cures effected
by the OXygenated Bitters. should satisfy botn
classes, that under Whatsoever OF its Protean
forms this disease appears, it readily succombs
to this remedy.
For sale by NJ. A. d e. A. SANTOS and
Wake y Co, and KING 4 Toy, Nor
folk. j. 3. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and hy
dealers everywhere.
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A singular marriage was effected ia Paris
few weeks since. Some time tince, NJ.
Roger, (no relation of the celebrated tenor
of the Theatre Imperial, saw beautiful fe-
male slipper in shoemaker's shop in the
Rue St. Honore. The actor fell violently in
love, unseen, with the person for whom it
was made, and having discerned the young
lady, made her an offer of his hand, which
was accepted. The anecdote getting in circu-
lation, increased the performers popularity,
and now M. Roger is the lion Of the day-or
rather night.
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An engineer on the Grand Trunk Railway
named James Healey, met horrible death
near Detroit last Wednesday, by falling
Whie attempting to pass from the roof oil
the baggage car to the tender. The wheels
OF the entire train passed over his body Just
below the waist, cutting it in two, and mang-
Cling 1t In horrible manner. The left arm
was severed entirely, close to the shoulder,
and the lace and head were very much
praised and cut. He was dead when found.
and probably was killed so instaatsneougly
that be suffered no pain.
On Thursday afternoon last an elderly lady
named Mrs. Bedell got out of the cars on the
Long Island Railroad at Hyde Park for the
purpose of going to her residence near Trim
ming Square. She had got partly across the
plains, when she was assaulted by young
desperate, (who had been put out of the cars
at that place,) who sncceeded ia committing
rape upon hog. The pelpetrator OF the cut
rage was caught
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DIRECT TIMr

BETWEEN NORFOLK AMI AZ voo,
THE FIRST LINE TO REDUCE FnriS GurA,
TO A FAIR RATE.
sz:gsss THE Steamship Potomac,
%za ca Capt J.; Watson, will leave oIi No. 70,
- Feb sth at5l2 M. Leave Yo1
for Norfolk, on Saturday, Feb. IIth. at 2 pm Sl>
and will continue to leave Norfolk on W. ~
hesdays, and New York on Saturdays wv"
AS ms me was established at the special se
quest OF the merchants of Norfolk, and ar ra1,a
OF freight specitet by themselves, viz ~
per loot, and in proportion, it is confident,s
expected that they will give it their supnorii
AVOID having their goods carried up James Ri.
er, and Keep what they have SO long wantad
direct line between Norfolk and New York ~
For Freight or Passage, apply to
THoS. P. CROWELL, Agent
ie Higgins wharf, Norfolk,
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HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.
A GOOD House Servant, well recommended,
IN can get a home by applying al No 10 West
Freemason street,
lie Att X w SANTOS.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY

NOV noW ohered to commence the GENERAL,
..., UoM;MtSsioN BUSINESS, with a new COT
Iern, eiigibly situated, one of the memhs1s :,
Wnlch proposes to leave the city for other az q.
easements Add! ess Box l6s, with zeal nam
Fah
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HORSES AND MULES
n dice.

~ L lave added to my business i,
HNA my Stables, that of HORSE sAr,t a.
UN3 ING. Having engaged the servl,.
~A@of MIR. R Hawthorn, who is di,ft,.s
guished in that art, will be pleased to have
share of public patronage. nave
N~ Shoeing at the low price of 81.
n 3 LEE,
ie % 1913 Church Streer
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WASKEY FLOUR,
7nB BIS Extra Supertiue Flour. recsiva1
" and for sale low by
ie D LEIGH 4 BRO
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SOAP AND CANDLES,
C00 BOXES No Soap,
<~OO 100 do Adamantine Candles.
he 2oo 40 Aailow do, for safe low
ieo LEIGH h RIO
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+ D R N e w YORK.

>f$s. The Steamship jamestown, Capt,
-ssssdsiaazsz Skinner, will leave Smth'q w!.Y,j
Norfolk, for New York, SATURDAY, Al -
O'Clock.
For freight, which will be taken At tina low
est rates, Vi passage, apply to
fe 8 J nj SMITH Il BRO, Agents
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EOBAcCo-lOo butts Bragg & Jones, los
IL SO do RoysI ina
sale low by fooi'os' iof
eo LEIGH 4. BHD
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w A N Il Il d.
E1oK THE YEAR Is6O-Three good &C.
4 i've Men, for which the highest price will
be paid, to work about a Mill, at Hickory
Ground, Norfolk County Colored men pre-
ierred. Address
A w WILLETT
Aickprv E,cnnrd
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MEETING OF OYSTERMEN.
A MEETING Of the Oystermen of Virgil
~ MIA IS called to take place at the Old Mil.
on Tunis' property, on Saturday evening at I
O'Clock
Gs- every man interested in the Oyster bu-
siness OF Virginia Is invited to attend Speech
es may be expected in opposition 10 the Oys.
ter Law now before the Legislature, and col
lection Will be taken up Tor the purpose of de-
fraying expenses. fe 7-5t'