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The Recent Elopement in Engldad. fur
Their Particulars. paragraph among the
foreign news by a late arrival made brief
mention of the elopement of the vile OF Jho
Henry Quincy with her lootman. A Phiia-
delphia correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, furnishes the following additional
particulars
MIR. Quincy is the son of Joseph John
Quincy the distinguished Quaker preacher
and philanthropist, well known by his e1-
tensive travels in this country, some years
ago for the purpose of visiting the meetings
Of the society to which he belonged. me
latter was brother of the we'll known bank
er, Samuel Quincy; his slater was the ceie-
brated Elizabeth Fry, and his widow Is a ma
tive OF Pennsylvania. The family name
and character are thus familiar to tu0us-
snds in this country, who will be inte ested
| in hearing some particulars OF the domestic
| desolation so hastily despatched in the for
| eign summary. Letters receivsd here By the
/ last steamer have been shown to me, whicn
| furnish full particulars OF the case.
( The fugitive wife was the only child of
! Richard Quincy, NJ. p. cousin OF Joseph
| John, and was married to the husband she
/ has abandoned when she was only fifteen
| years old. She is now twenty EIGHT, and
| has has two children. Her father, at his
| death, left fortune of $4,000, o00-one hall
| to her children and the income OF the other
| hall to her during her lie--the principal,
| at her death to go also to her children. In
| addition to this abundance, her husband is
| also very wealthy, member OF Parliament
| and maintaiRs splendid city establishment
| and several country seats. As a mana cit
izea, a husband and father, perhaps all
| England does not contain better or bright
| or character. He married for love, and was
passionately attached to his wife, lavishing
on her every attention and indulgence which
| an oYerflowing fortune and affection could
| suggest as likely to contribute to her happi-
| ness without fora moment suspecting her
| LOYALTY to him had been alienated until he
heard the blasting intelligence from her own
lips.
| Il Young man, whose name is Taylor, had
! been highly recommended to Mr.. Quincy as
| groom or footman, to take charge Of Mrs
| Gurrey's horses, as she was excessively EN-
| poytd in that capacity. Taylor was an
| edudated man, OF fine appearance and pleas
| inc hammers, and three or four years young
| Ell than MS mistress. Thus thrown often
/ together, she conceived passion for her
servant, OF W hieh her husband did not enter
tain the remotest idea ul.t she openly avow-
| cd il TO him, declaring that, though The lat
| ter had been iauitless IA husband, and only
| too ndulgent, yet she mad ceased to love
him; her heart was with Taylor, and that she
had determined to abandon the husband for
/ him The tesderest remembrance aud in.
tercesion awaited nothing To lessen her In
tatuation Friends and relatives who We're
called ia to plead with her made no stronger
impression; and, leaving her children with
our shedding "a tear tins Infatuated being
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The Sugar Crop and tie Frost The ac-
counts furnished by the newspapers in Texas
and Louisiana do not show that the recent
hard frost in those States have seriously in
jured the sugar cane. The Houston Tele-
graph of the 9Th inst, says;
oThe wheat crop is quite promising and
the cotton fields are in exec client condition
for the spring work. The sugar cane is even
iels iujored than we reported last week.
gentleman from the Gulf prairie planta ions
assures Us thet much Of the stubbe appears
sound, ana aany plaRters are quite sangu-
inc of fair start yet for roierabie crop
this year"
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Business Cards.

WI. A. GRAVES,
,HIPWRiGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAUhk En-.
iH..FI0NAL MARINE RAiL wa I,
4 IVAN SAW MILL AND TIMBER
NANUFA CTOEY,
~ /. TO, Wide water street. Eer-
f0Eh, Va.
Ia N. b. BUiLDlNG MA4'ERiAAS
r. lRN{SAED ~ SH0ET NO4ICA.
b. s--ly
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A Neie prop Game.--New York sharpers
are somewhat famous for their adroitness in
"raisng the wind" but the following speci-
men OF Western knavery is rather ali read Of
New York in that line of business. The
Seymour Times says:
man OF genteel appearance, with carpet
sack in hand, taking it foot, came along
the public square in Lexington, Scott coun-
ty, Indiana, and when crossing the square,
dropped dead, to all appearances. Every
body ran, medical aid was called, rubbing
commenced, the stranger still slept, and was
very stiff; to all appearance his limbs were
paralyzed so that he could not be raised
without the limbs giving way. "Bleed him!"
''Bleed him." several halloed; the man comes
too all at once; looks wild. Voice in the
crowd, "Who are you?" "Where did you
come tromN' He pulls outa slate and pen
Gil, and writes: 81 have been out to Michi-
gan to see brother, but when got there
he was dead. L am making my way home;
am out of money; | live in Cleveland, Ohio.
sympathy runs high; the crowd make him
up pony-parse, SIS SO; given He travels
to Bent, nine miles; drops again; everybody
is alarmed; comes to; tells he is out OF money
they make him up a pony purse; the Doctor
takes him home and gives him something to
eat off he goes again to Rlchie's MhiSj
drops again; no nam about; women trighten-
ed and run for men folks; tiud one; man lies
dead until man comes women with eamphor
bottles running in every direction; exciment
high, Mr.. Richie takes him into the house,
Keeps him all night, gives him breakfast,
lodging and $40. He leaves for North Madi-
son; drops again; he writes ne is out of mon
ey, and wants to get home; hat goes around
he makes 50 so OFT the good people Of North
Madison. He goes on, and is still dropping
and travelling.
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THE DAY BOOK.
vhe Southern Pacific Railroad


A meeting was recently held in "sshiAS-
ton by capitalists interested in the Southern
Pacific RAILROAD project, and efforts are
making to get the took OF this road taKen'
II has been extensively aided by Texas m
money and land grants; and if Congress Will
provide for the construction OF the rosa
from El Paso TO the Pacific coast, the enter
prise will undoubtedly be carried out. me
repnbncans will oppose the project IN inc
present state OF affairs. On the other mana,
Northern capitalists are urging the con
.trnction of a road upon the Central route,
which has lately beensselected by delegates
,enresentipr the States OF California ana VT"
egon, and the Territory OF Washington, az
semblcd in convention at San Francisco, as
the most favorable tor the 1ntefestsot me
whole Pacific coast. II is neia thas th,s
road should be aided to d like extent with
the southern road across Texas by Con
oressional aid, F.W. Lander, civil engi.
neer. now Superintendent OF the Central
overland wagon road, presented the plan OF
this route on the Pacific Railroad Conven-
ION, and it received much attention. Dill
will be introduced into Congress as soon as
the House is organized, which Will en-
brace this plan with very slight modlilca-
tions. The actual cost of the iron alone,
Tree dt transportation, will be asked Tor, ana
one section Of land at stopping places every
ten miles, and access free OF cost, to iuei ana
building materials; no payment to be MADE
ty government until loaded trains have
passed over the road at speed of twenty
miles ger boar The line would run IN the
direction OF the Pixies Peak gold mines, and
thence through Salt Lake City
Interesting to Da',dies-Eagtish Clothes
ta Aem York. --The New ork correspon-
dent of the Charleston Mercury, of the 18th
inst, writes:
| saw in some paper the other day the
statement that great many orders were
coming out from England TO this country for
gentleHen's clothing. | know not how true
lhis may be, but toe reverse is also quite
trur. Our fashionable young men 60 it
rather strongly on the English styles. We
have had 50 many springs OF mobility among
u from ~ old ON f4ngiand,aud they haye
made such "A. impression upuH oar Tist
ian1hes, thai nothing vii now do but that
every specimen vi Young Ausrica must be
clAl from head to iout III lnSIlSl "earlng
apparel Small fimned htts, h ayy timex
boots, G9atee, st.at coar!a54rs eesc~ttii\>~, ard
nothing else VIII BASS muster. | haYq. Aern
d1oUna town an entcrp.Islag young tailor
from London, who visits young gentlemen at
their offices, with large sample OF various
kiuds oil taofics, and taking tteir measures,
agrees 10 send them out rht cIoties III six
weuAS from the tiiHe the orders ave gwen.
Tie Benecta toy4 VIE "A cotemporary
furnishes the following glimpse Of iteenan's
dounast;c arran renasnts.
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MONS IM.II,ARW.

L. A. AND q HunLING SItP NEW oRA'
IMPORTERS or AND DEALER IN
CLOCK TIN, SPhLtEk,
nAR LEAD lNGOT COPPER,
MCKEE, TINNER'r SOLDER
A NTIAlCNN, s PIG LEAD,
BAR TIN, BlsMuIF,
nARBITT METAL, SPELTER S0LDhk,
Also, MANUFACTURER and IA(pORNEl'
Of SILVER PLATED and BRlTANlA W6hh
The TRADE supplied on the most laNnl@"''
-arinn oc3r 81
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WASHINGTON POINp DYEING pgs-
ygtAEl.lSIINH KGfNE.

DFFlGIl-- CoRNFn MAIN AND FRNcHuRch SITS.
HAVING every apparatus requisite, and the
| naftistlc skill OF the German, French anu
american. am now prepared (knowing the
ress.sinence OF my previous reputation) 10?
,lsansiAg, dyeing and reiinishing Ladies and
.ieriie16en's apparel, SILK, Satin and Canton
% 1spa Shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. sc MY
-.'sisg. i solicit che continued Custom Of the
community. c,,,,o,,
No 3--dW ,. uO lOA
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HATIlAWAY'S

HATHA WAYS
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT
No. 27, H. Main Street,
Day Book Building.
\ FWAbs On HAND THE LATEST
"A n. Y Ledger Porter's Spirit.
N. Y " eekly's. Wilkes do
N. y. Mercury, y. Y, clipper,
Family Journal, Weekly Sun,
Flag oil Our Union, do NJ Y. Herald,
True Flag American Union,
Welcome Guest.
"a Gleason S Literary Companion,
National P5siee Gazette,
a U. S. Police Gazette,
FiankNesiie's Illustrated Newspaper,
Harper's Weekly, and
Geason's Pictorial
ALSO RECEIVING DAILY
N V Herald,
Philadelphia Ledger,
Baltimore Suu.
Do American and
Do Patriot.
no. ~, RIdin Street,
ia7 Day book Building
NORFOLK MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
SSALI. at -, South Church street and have
~ your Boots and Shoes made TO order
good Workman can find cons tant employment
G. A. DAVIS,
Iag Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
6lYRuI' AND MOLASSES--If you want
- something sweet and pretty, just call at
No 3 CampbelPs Whari, and there you Will find
a splendid article of Golden Syrup and New
Orleans Molasses for sale.
D WILKINS,
IA % No3 Camrbelfs Wharf.
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FINE BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.

FINE BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.
q WE have received most splendid lot
ia Of Bellows Leather Boots OF the very
~ best quality.
"saAS lst-We have lot of thick stout ones
ior wearing in the water.
2d--We have a Grain Boot these we had
made very line and of the best of leather, and
wh,ie they are said to be water proof, they are
not too heavy to wear as winter Dress Boot,
and will polish as Very nice Calf skin. Just
give us ca II and look at them
BUTT Il DOUGLASS,
IA 10 No %, East side Market Square,
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Business Cards.
LUTHER WALKER

LUTHER w ALA Ekg.
Las TERER AND SLA f
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that having located in Norfolk Tor tins
purpose of prosecuting the above mentionss
business, am prepared to execute in the, bss,
style and shortest time, all work that may be
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster. Orna-
ments of the latest style, and at the 'owssi
prices.
90 Particular attention paid to repairix
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. ls, N. Cumberland street
ma Sly.
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GAVE the Pennies and you will accumulate
- Dollars by Purchasing your groceries . No
Campbel's wharf, where, with the one thing
neesful you can procure bargains.
BAYAlORE &. STONE,
ia ~ No6 Campbell's Wharf.
TO FAMILIES.
I you want the laXuries of life, such as
4 Good Orange County Butter, choice Tongues,
Hams, Salt Fish, lust step in No 6 Campbells
wharf, where you will find the undersigned
ready, smiling to serve yos.
jazz BAYMORE h STONE.
GLYCERINE CREAM
GLYCER1NE CREAM
Glycerine Cream Glycerine Cream
Glycerine Cream Glycerins Cream
Glycerlne Cream
GlycerIne Cream
4 ny GERM 70 CREAM is one OF the best
VI things eXtapt for curing chapped hands,
lips, sore nipples, sc. Only 25 cents per box,
pr repaired and sold by II LUDLOW,
ia7 Atlantic Drug Store.
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MERgTsANT'S HOTEL.
TNfQN STRE BT NORFOLK '
ran snrrrIs Jr. rrnpr.esnr.

sssa JsO. sNITTH, Jr., proprietor.
sVIyE Proprietor, in fr.otco'4 s this tiotei
4 faspeetfnily announces so the pIu!i1, that
he entire establishment from top to bottom,
yteIiiding the Yard, Kitchen &c, has beeh
thoroughly renovated, with large additions OF
iew and fashionable FtAn.s.,Ge Atd locS;.;'tsfAf
90 we'll and favourably known to need COM
aent, and it win be the nltiriug aim OF the
I,otfietor, whose personal attention VIII al.
avs he. exercised to make il in BED, EAR and
fable inleriortonG Hotel insthis secuoh,o OF the
s. Ountry, ceYtainp not iii order, cleanliness,
ncxcspttonable are, and .,lompt and Poht2
q isnt!6n, which IL :,,e opinion OF all sensible
a. 7yaLera, are the important eoDcoiGltaiita OF
yca iIy good Hotel.
confident from the experience OF twelve or
stean years, III some ofthe first Hotels North
al South OF his ability to keep good house,
I'd sail more confident of his determination
. 10 so, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
6 Gentlemen visiting Norfolk to give the MER'
., ~ MIS- HoTEI, under IT'S new regime, s'NGI'R
RIsG. lay ="
xlJts aGaDNaGX AND BLADDER Az
il k'LITPIUNS. ARPStt0RSE'S GRf.Ai
rUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF All
t,ioney and Bladder Complaints. rms on
entiated Compound EXtract OF 3uGnu ~ t4 10.
egt remedy in the - 1rld for all diseases or
.JinpMint5 of the G-4dder, Kidneys, Lropsy,
-,,rsVel elects, Lencorrh9a or whites, urinary
-. COMPLAINTS, Distinctions ana all diseases ana
weakness OF the se':ual Organs, Whether OF
constitutional origin, or from any other cause
# long OF short duration.
IL Is prepared by a Chemist, containing no
mercury. and is pronounced by medical men
"a lie not only the best but the cheapest, bnchu
onpnnnd in the world Persons who nave
uttered for years and could scarcely Walk,
nave been cured by using one or two bottles
~ Large bottles, 81: small bottles % cenSs
old by Druggists i'll Norfolk, Portsmouth ana
H. iadlpton. 81 Id"
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Burnt to Death. Mrs. Walker was fatally
burned in 0swego county, n, y, last Week.
When at work by the stove the draft took
her clothing against the red hot CRATE. In
the twinkhng OF an eye she was envel0ped
in Il sheet OF flame, and was So badly burned
that she only lived long enough 70 MAKE
known the manner in which she met her
nainlnl DEATH The immediate cause OF the
fatal accident was the amplitude Of her
skirts, which being Inflated by hoops, was
readily brought in contact with the stove,
Another DeaHnetaiioA The Gaceta, OF
Havana, hercely den0unces hooped skirts as
a dabolieai invention, appropos OF an acei-
dent which recently happened 60 the prlma
donna C0rtesi. Recently while ascending
a stairway, she stepped on the skirt, and
was thro~ down, and disl0cated her Shout
der.
There is a domestic tyrant IN Rochester, n
=. Nho has repeatedly used Il horse whip
ueon his vile ana daughter. the latter girl
Of nineteen Tar and feathers would hold
his malady.
It is stated thar Mr. James Gordon Bennett,
lr has declared his determination to "call
the Hon Roger A Pryor to account" for his
left handed compliments to his father.
Mr. w y Adams, planter from Harrison
m,rU. la. fell from q third story window of
a house in New Orleans, on the night'oi the
10th inst, and was killed.
1t is said that Elder Peck islnaking clean
breast OF the Maine treasury deiaicaton. lie
says chat he expended 36,0o0 to eject Yatl-
Gus Republican congressman from that
State.
MFooLuAHDY. A man in Brooklyn,N ork,
lately made a bet that he could hold his
mouth five minutes over an ordinary gas
burner, with the gas turned on, but not ig-
nited. He attempted the fete, ard was al
most Instantly stranged, so that his iii2 was
saved with much difficulty.
The Cardinal Yical OF Rome has issued an
ediet lorhdding ladies TO go to church in
crinoine. The contessor is to forbid them
to present themselves at the altar to take
the sacrament. unless they are dressed in
simple manner.
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ye1irICN az l}lssOLuilultN

,HvaE firm of KING Il TOY is this gay as,
solved by mutual consent, the mt resi- OF
y. G. K ing, deceased, having been bought o4l
~ Thomas ID Toy, who Is authorized TO Set'A'
~ LUCY KING, EXecntriX
AaaI THOMAS u TOY.
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank street,
re w HTEPS FROM MAIN .STREE3

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank street,
Il FEW STEPS FROM MAIN .STREEs
NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest at the rate of five per ces
on all sums remaining on deposit 50 days al 9
upwards, and four per cent II remaining les
than 80 days Interest compounded every Iii
months or paid to the depositors if preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hour
from A. NJ. to az P. M. Discount days, Mos
days and Thursdays, attlO O'Clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will fin thi
INSTITUTION safe and convenient for the purpos,
directors for the Present Year.
John B. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAh'L ID. HODGES, S. HARTsgoRs,
Jos. II. ALLYN, j. JAMES Noon,
q. h. MATTHIAS, Z. W. SEABUR
w. Il. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECHAe
1852 SAVING BANK,
Office No. SO Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
DELANY, Jos 4. SPRArLK,
w GBANDY, kYLAnD CAPPs,
JAS LEIGH, ". T. HAnRIsos
W. Ii. WALES, Cashier.
FEThts Enstituti0n offers to the Me,
l. chant and Mechanic he Farmer and tn
Professional Ts,sr. in town and country. annt
portunity to make Sums Of money prodnctls
that otherwise sks remain idle, theintelext5
which will be Seml-annually added to the pr,
cipal, and yet may be withdrawn at short n
tice.
1t also recommends itself to Executors, A.
ministrators and Guardians, affording an IA
doubted guarantee of safety, aswell from there
sponsibility and integrity of its Directors aa
stockholders, as from the security Of suff,c
emily large joint fund.
The rate OF S per cent per annum will be +,
lowed on sums remaining ON deposit for 90 day
or mere, and per cent for shorte rtir1er,
office of the Bank will be open daily for recsiv
ing and paying deposits from to p. NJ
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
je 2-tf
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NOTICE

s,uOMAs d. TOY and w d SE.AI., with the
valued assistance of d. w II Finch. so
long connected with the concern, viii continue
he Drug business, in all its hr4' chez, under
.le style of 800, a. NOV
.udrsspeetinliy solicit continuance OF me
atronsge so literally extenled To the late
Jirm; ia
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AFTER HArrEe.--A novel law suit is at
present in progress in New Orleans. The
plaintiff is the st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum,
and the defendant is A. Magnier, sproprie-
tor OF the hat store ON st. Charles street,
under the Amphitheatre. Mr.. Magnier, it
seems, convenanted with other hatters, not
to open his store on Sundays, under penal
ty OF 500 for each ofience-the money SO
forfeited TO go to the aforesaid asylum. But
in the course of time, Magnier forgot his
agreement, and opened his store for six Sun
days in succession. And now the Asylum
sues Magner for $500!
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~. ROTTlNlORN,

9 III p A 7 q Q q . ;
/: have in store a large Stock of Ladies, Gen
tlemen, Misses and ChiitTen BO|TA ana
.5ttOFg OF all kinds, qualities and styles winch
will sell at the very lowest prices The
ublic are requested to examine these goo 'a
49, II. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is. t. Side Market Square
t~i Sign Big Yellow Boot.
: Y X soCs Prime Giades Butter receiving,
! nv aud for sale low
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~ You WANT PURE

H. YOU WANT Pure
Eis a " DIES,
IN ES,.
WHTSA lies,
TEAS, CIGARS &c, &cn
l,e>r foEGEr no CALI. ~
W a. j. NOOK & cos,
No. y, VI est Wide Water street,
.4t u, NoRFoLX, Va.
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TO FAMILIES


M II have Just received a large supply OF
wv kerosine Lamps of the newest and most
approved patterns, and invite every person
desiring to obtain the very best and cheap
est portable light within their reach. Give us
call before purchasing elsewhere. as we have
the finest assortment ever Offered Ion sale in
this city. Also the best Kerosine Oil only
81 25c per gallon. KEEFE & STORY,
ia Ia Noe Union street.
POTATOEs, POTATOES, POTATOES.
1nA Bbls. Dyk nan Potatoes,
AOO 100 do Peach Blue do
100 do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes.
300 Bushels do do do
For sale at low rates by
THOS. P CROWELL,
ia Higgins Wharf Norfolk
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Bad Writing. The Postmaster General,
in his late report, make a statement with re-
gard to the superscription Of letters, which,
though not entirely new, is deserving atten-
ton. He says ''the reason why letters do
not reach their destination is traced in
large majority OF cases to the writers them
selves, who either misdirect or do not write
legible hand"
Greet Feat on Skates. --During the week
before New Years remarkable feat was
performed on the Central Park skating
nond-a person on skates turned a summer
salt ON the ice. he was said to be attached
to ons Of the Broadway theatres, and was q
superior skater.
VIII BE HuNa. Stephens,,the New York
wife poiaoner. will certainly sbe hung on the
I'd OF February, the last writ Of error procurF
by hi, counsel, having been quashed.
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TIL FLOATING BALL, OR F&NUCK Lie
WASHING MACHINE.
]. 7. JAMES,
nol5 And w d. ROBERTS Ir. & co.

rENHE sick and inhrm, DESTROYS of good medi-
Il cal attendance, kind and careful nursing
oity and well ventilated apartments, will find
them at the HOSPITAL OF ST. VINCENT OF
PAUL, under the charge OF the Sisters of
Charity, on Church and Wood streets.
The sick admitted without distinction o ma
ton or religion. ia ely
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NOTICE. Those in want OF a good article
1t of Butter win find II at No. A, Corner of
Cove and Church st,
iaG WR DRURY.
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NEW FALLGOODS

lust RECEIVED a splendid assortment of
y Fall and Winter Goods, comprising Black
and coloured double Skirt. Silk Robes, plain,
French, Figured and Printed Mouslines, CASH
meres, Merinoes, Stella and Blanket Shawls,
Cloaks, Nantes &c. &c.
Also, beautiful lot of black and coloured
Cloths, Cassimeres and Fancy Vestings. Also
Gents Merlno and all wool, Shirts and Drawers,
handkerchief, Socks, Collars, Cravats, &c, &c.
l.. BERKLEY'S
sc u 1yty. M. Tvf,.iy,,,r,-st
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-27
Special Notices.

Sands SarsnparilIa-ForP Purifyiag the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of
the blood. If the vitazing fluid which pervades ev-
cry tissue membrane, FIBRE alament, gland or other
organ, primary and subsidiary be charged with the
elements Of disease, sickness must be the conse-
quence, and Until the cause is eradicated, no per-
manent relief can be expected. 1t is here tina the
powerful health restoring properties of SANDS SAR-
SAPARlILA are manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ of disease, and the cures it per-
forms are therefore radical and thorough. Read the
testimony in another column.
Ba- Prepared and sold by A. y. Il d. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton street New York.
For sale by Fl. johnson &Co.. and Redington & Co.,
San Francisco Rice & Coffin, Marysville r. II. Nc
Donald II Co., Sacramento II. II. Wickes & Co., Ne
vada and by Druggists generally.