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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-25

A SLIsar IxroRvExKxr.-Somet twenty De
froit gentlemen who voted for Buchanan in 1856,
nov sign Bell and Everett call.
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STEAMER PENNsyLvANIA.-The y. y. Tfibss.
OF Saturday states that the steamship PeunsyL
vaua, Of the Philadelphia and Richmond line,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday night, near
jamestown, on James River. The passengers
were: G. ID. Graham. Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ne.
Chung, Of Richmond, Mrs. Deitz and four chill
dren. They all escaped on raft except the
children, who were drowned
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Nor A BAD Sn1LH.-Wedlock has been con-
pared to . bird-cage; the birds without psek e
get in, and those within sometimes peck 70 ges
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IIDK.-The tide Is I'd one way for Douglas and
Journal.
Exactly! Ebb tide, never to aow again.
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A NV PoLIrIcAL PnAsz.-The DeIroiS Ees
Prsss. ssignaising the Boston Poa, q " de.
reputable. The Post don't swallow Douglas.
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A SPxfcH II VAIN.-Nr. Douglas speech At
Bunker Hill monument was in his happiest rein.
Free Press.
Cr,nno.od 70 Ia TIA Lamar
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He LOOKS UGLY TO THEN.-The Mobile (Ala.
bamal Tribune has received photograph of
honest Abraham Lincoln, and is not altogether
pleased Herewith. 1t says:
"Abe Lincoln is decidedly ho,nely His lower
lip projects considerably, his chin is heavy, and
his nose large. His visage is thin, especially in
the lower part of the face, which falls off below
the cheek bones Above the face shows intel.
lect. There is much breadth; the eyes are wide
apart. There is large ideality, and the head
rises high in the frontal region. We suspect
that he is man of great deal of brains His
full length figure, We believe, resembles the
stage Solomon Swop or Don Quixotte. Not TO
put too fine point on it, he is decidedly slsb.
sided.
CAssIUs ". CLAY JUDGED By HIS OPPONENT
The Louisville Democrat says
"Clay is ingenious. He handles Kentucly
crowd skilnlly. He denounces Slavery, and
pats the masters on the back as good fellows
In the language of Paddy, he slithers 'em down
an thin butthers EN- up
The Journal (BelD says:
"Mr. Gays speech, a. whole, was able,
temperate and interesting. Considered from a
Republican point of view, and with respect TO
mere topics, it was more notable for what it left
out than for what it set forth"
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Congressional Nominations
1t nStrict-BRADLEY D. GRANGER.
"a D,strict-FEKNANDO G. BEAAAS.
"a D.stsict-TRANCl5 w. kkLLOGG..
9Th DAtrict-EOWLAND T. TROWBRiDGE'
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President-Maior General VIM. B. Italia
terro.
Vice Prosidents-Col Sherman McRae !,
Col Joseph w Ware, Capt Turner Ashby,
Col Henry A Darlington, Colonel A G Cum
mings.
Secretaries-Col Powhatan Page and
Capt Sam'l P MITCHELL.
On motion, Major Voolfolk, Capt Goodwin
and Capt Walden were appointed to wait up
on the officers chosen, and inform them OF
their election.
Gen Taliaferre, on taking the Chair, thank
ed the Convention in few happy remarks,
for the honor conferred upon him.
Capt Ashby moved that committee of
five BE- appointed to enquire whethA the
Han Of tho House OF Delegates can be OBJ
t,iued tor holding the nightly sessions of the
Convention.
Lir ut Laule thsgeupon, as an amendment,
teud.red, in the name OF his company, the
Annoy OF the i Blues, for the future meet.
iuga oil The body. The amendment was adopt
ell
On motion, the rules Of the House of Dele
gates were adopted for the government OF
the Convention, as far as practicable.
On action of Capt Il Halves, a Committee
al three was appointed to wait upon the
Governor, and Adjustant General, and invite
them t. attend their meetings. The Chair
aggon.ed C,pt r Halves, Capt Farrar and
UuI Chancellor.
Mag Wm A Saunders, Col Rice, and Capt
Jollsna, were appointed a Committee to
eXCeud . similar invitation to the Lieut. Gov
ernor.
Ga motion the Convention adjourned till
y o'eiucE, ?. Nj.
NoTE-Col 4 2 august, of the 1st Regiment
OF tolUnteers. was detained from the meet
ing by sickness. s. Wing.
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NJ A Rim e NEWS
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, Jan'y 10.
Steamship r Spalding, Halves, I'm Boston,
BID to Baltimore, pu. in to discharge freight
and passengers, to J Williams, Jr.
Steamship Yorktown, Parish. I'm New York,
mdz and passengers to M Smith s. Bro.
Steamer E Coffee, Hicks, I'm E Shore.
Brig Roamer, Wyman, FIN Turks Island with
salt to Robbins Battley.
Schr Otter Rock, Cox, I'm Providence, in bal.
last.
Schr Empire, Howell, I'm New YORK., to
Rowland & Bros, mdZ to sundIy persons.
Schr Cacita, Wardroom, i'm Rockport, with
fish.
.,Schr Son of Temperance, Woodward, from
Nansemond with corn.
Schr Moderator, Bowler, fm James River,
Boats VIM Thomas, c Breckenridge and
Carraway, I'm N c, with corn.
CLEARED.
Rr Brig Elizabeth, Hall, for West In dies.
Bremen Bark Amelia, Oldeyans, for WI.
Sch Moderator, Bowler, for New York.
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lsg~ We are Indebted to Gen. Jos. Lane,
U. s. Senate, for copy OF his speech in the
SENATE On the 10th December, 1859, on the
Territorial question.
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office.

Alt Communications, &C., intended for in.
.s'tion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
LIQUID be addressed to JoHs II. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Pr prietor order 10 ensure
i teution.
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The House met at the usual hour.

LAWRENCE, MASS, Jan. 12.-Most of the
dead bodies at the City Hall have been rec
ognized and removed. Others were so man
gled as to make it impossible to recognize
them, and they we're placed in boxes. Let
tiers and dispatches were constantly received
from the friends of the employees, enquiring
after their fate.
Ihe treasurer of the Pacific Manufacturing
company contributed $4,000 to provide nee
essaries for the sufferers.
A large number of physicians are in active
attendance on the wounded
The cor"ner's inquest commenced tais
morning.
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THE sick and infirm, DESTROYS of good medi-
l. cal attendance, kind and careful nursing ,
lofty and we'll ventilated apartments, wall 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 OF ma
ton or religion. ia sly
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AUGUSTA, Geo., Jan. 1.-THE Brunswick
GGeo. Herald office was burnt Saturday.
Loss Sc, 900 or $1,000.
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PHILADELPAIA, Jan. l2.-Wm. +. Boone.
U. 3. District Judge in New Mexico died
here this morning.
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DIED,

At Deep Creek. Norfolk County, on We'd
nesday last, SEGUINE, Esq, aged SIS years,
long known to this community as having been
extensively engaged in the lumber trade.
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Military Convention, =

,Tis5~-- ~1o.-~-onE.
nEAAs"Ey o"h"Vn'i"A4
The Virginia Military Convention met,
pursuant to notice, in the ballroom of the
L.ot,o,,,.o u,.a, r,,os,o-, ,,,,nui,, - - :,
''A'l"ne 110'9'' '''S''"y no'l'us do i
clock. The attendance was large, but will
be greatly increased TODAY.
On notion
~,
Char, and samuel .dltcheA and MAJOR
Lamb ian, were appointed SecFetaTles.
Inc ROY nelng caAeo,tne !ol'o"lng olhcers
responded;
ist Seg t--maJ zen W III Is 4@Iiaierro, Col
Trump P 1r pbnsPeo,oa' T 29 , FAR
Tar, V2Pt 3 g pi,,. y Fefklhsoh' WIN Miller,
Sd Rep't-Col 4 = MALTA. Mai Jno Wool.
tolk, Capts Lewis B Williams, h P Graves.
9th keg't-Aajor W Saunders, Capt N
B sshet.
18th Reg't-Col Wilson.
10th heg't- Lieut. . 3 Jacobs.
2lst Reg't-Capcs j w Pullen, T W
Pllin, and Maj W 4 Robins.
Hol H9- I--Ool AieG ZONES, NapIs N Il
CIoot5n. E'' ''''9 "-N -
2I,h Rep,t-Col + I, Hubbard.
gbth Re9't-Col n A Carrinoton. Cant n
D .Ieffresss
9Sth Reo't--Col u w Witt
3Ist Ree,t-Csnt w r Corrinoton Mai r
Washington. '
SD Reg't-Maj Jno Harrison.
36th beg 't-ool w bfo"ner' MAJ j II
re as'e ~, rA.. r.-,.,. IT,. 49,
se'q heg M NJ; w tuus AGyiot, l!'e"' oha-
'na ao haiiey; mal ~ a'ae wai is'Hies
~ % "a a ~ q A4i9't =, = Il
= 49, r. piiaI1 N, N?ohoi HapE y
G DUan'", Ms I"eA' ~ -'4oHo''' 1''e'''S L
anth 49, r- ~ 90 n a Co,o,,o,
HSrd re- Toat ! p fSaIni
a sSao 1.es IS%p y . ! y S G~Dq''
s0th Ros,t-Goi GboThiis In T;o,+ =
W. 49, Co.. pott ''''-''''' 90 ''''U'
kH.b "t Ro oSP0 = n ~ 2,h;,sor Ma; w
, Datn neg '-oo' L = '''''Hs0A' Nl@J "
A1" aAss p.,4 M0;TNpuo,ru
o9ln veg t-MSJ y DlowA'
S5su p neg 'C CIol , , = ., HS11u ay
ga neg zap =, pIdnq: r.,,
ooa N9g t1 y d ! AlSo"' 4'e"I Il "o-
macs MAY y D4Gh = 40 IL.
I3o neg MAJ d D D. I'M ~ ilips'
a4ta neg G-O0l Y DicKinson.
'oth heg t-Oapts ration anu
Taylor.
SUN ol reg t@ ia Ply, Y :, f I
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CHARLEsTowN, Jan. IA special dispatch
TO the Courier, states that Realf, Browns
Secretary OF State, left Austin, Texas, on
tne I4th Tor Washington, in charges of an
officer of the U. s. Senate.
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- RICHMOND, Nov. 1852
l. N, EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy BIZ
BILE, that / have been bald for the past 10 years
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR KESTORER
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathanil
Ezekiel Jos, MAYO,
Mayor OF Richmond.
Wake L. CO.,
ian I0-Iv Sole Agent III NOrfolk Vaj
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GREAT REDUCTIOE.
N. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR gENTS,
Do HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers ONLY FOJR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
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II Circulation ssEeaCsr ssssn the OaiIten
ot bosm Cities combined. so
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND yIRGINIA DISCOVE,Y


N Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own aead,
whose top was entirely bald. We saw aim
two days since, and on the place so bald bur
months since fine crop of hair has sprupepp
with vigorous growth So convinced is Mr.
EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery tlat
he has named it 'SThe Infallible Virginia
Hair RestOrer." MIR Z. is about going tito
an extensive manufacture of an article With
is destined to prove of anxious interest to or
bald pated friends.-FrOm Richmond EaQuird,
Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article can now be had OF thu
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire fine head ofhair, have only to use thu
restorer according to printed directions on tbs
bottle. Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy, can have them removed in short time
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTOREF
INFALLIBLE, proving thar - is all that it il
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders &c "'in street.
X XIEL.
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COMPANY H

4 Attend Drill of the Company at Blues
Armory on SATURDAY. Evening at TX
O'Clock. Let every member be present as
- that evening has oeen appointed by Gen'l
BLOW tor an inspection drill. Every member
is re iuested to be present in uniform
By order of the Captain.
la IL w H TAYLOR list Sarg't.
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The New Opera House
PRIME GLOVER AND TIMOTHY HAY.

PRIME GLOVER AND TIMOTHY HAY.
p ED and White Ash Egg and Stove Coal,
~ Petersburg Lump Coal,
Cumberland Run of Mine Coal,
English Crate Coal,
Furnace or Cupola Coal,
Steamboat do,
Good Oak Wood,
Roofing States.
Dealing in the above artiles and giving our
personal attention especially to the measuring
and weighing of Coai-having also teams per-
manently attached to our yard, we offer our
services to furnish the community with good
fuel. II w SANTOS & CO,
la l2--4t Rear New Custom House.
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L A T EST NEWS

II
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan II
HOUSE.
Inc House met at the usual hour
Mr.. Sherman asked Mr.. Houston if certai,
remarks by letter were intended to be per.
sonally or politically offensive. The Response
was satisfactory to the interrogation.
Mr. Sherman said he would steadily refss,.
to make any explanation relative to his en-.
dorsement of the Helper book while Clarke.
resolution is pending.
Mr.. Clarke said he did not intend his re-
solution as personal reflection, but would
not withdraw it. q
An effort was here made to induce Clarke
to Withdraw his resolution and substitute tha
following, which had been prepared by the
representatives OF ali parties except Repub.
licans:
Whereos,t the agitation OF the slavery ques-
ton Is productive of no good, but of evil to
the whole country, and its discussion oagbt
to be discontinued by all parties: Therefore,
fesotued, That no man who has recon-
mended and still insists upon, and does not
dlsavow the doctrines expressed in the ex-
tracts read from Helpers book, and who is
not opposed TO the further agitation OF the
slavery question, is fit to be Speaker.
Mr.. Clarke was surprised that his friends
should have prepared this resolution without
consulting him, and refused to withdraw his
previous resolution.
Mr. Haskln, OF N Y was energetically re-
plying to what he considered an upkind and
unJast remark by Mr.. Clarke, when pistol
tell from his person on the floor
For several moments the House was in a
fearful scene OF commotion. Members rush
ed up TO haskIn, believing that he intended
10 use the weapon, and at one time a pener-
al conflict was feared The Sergeant-at.
Arms was called In and the disorder Quoted.
Mr.; haskin explained. He said be lived
IN dangerous section of the city, and YES
terday, armed to protect his person On
his was hither at night. The falling of the
pistol was simply the result of an accident
Mr. Clarke apologized for his remarks. and
soon alter the House adjourned.
SENATE.
Senate met at the usual hour.
Mr.. Davis introduced bill for the better
Organization of the army.
Many Executive communications were ra
ferred.
Mr. Pugh concladed, his speech in reply to
lvers0n.
Messrs. Douglas, Davis, Clay and Green
continued to- debate on the soundness of
Douglas Democracy.
Mr.. Douglas said his views relative IN sl..
very were OF twelve years. standing. and
were the sentiments Of three-fourths OF the
Democracy. If they were excluded from the
party, 1t would not have enough left to elect
candidate for President. His views had
Undergone no change yet, aud he had been
eleven times made chairman of the Territo.
rial Committee.
Adjourned.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,

W0ttS d h"tMersoh, FFopftetors.
Mr. Atkinson, Pennsylvania; William A
Scott, Rich nond; o P Dom, Washington;
G A Raymond, New York; j Ii Lee, w A
Mardre, Windsor, N c; R Barrett, Franklin,
va; Jos M White, Alabama; Miss NJ Proc
tor, Mississippi; W Riddick, j E Benbury.
George D Poole, samuel 2 Pool, C c Pool,
Lemuel Fletcher, IN orth Carolina; b Ames,
A Il Wood, K Haynes, Roscoe L Wilson,
A D Goodwin, Va.
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SOMkTHING NEW

WOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
l. Norfolk, that i have removed fr, m nav
old stand on Church Street, TO SO Main street
Store formerly occupied by L. w. Webb, Dug
gst =, where shal! sell during the day at retail.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEWEI.Ry
FANCY GOODS, OIL PAINTINGS, Cutlery
Tor table and pocket; also all kinds of Hard
dies. III" a.
Pleass call and examine the goods. yon will,
md that you get your moneys worth. DON'T
mistake the No. 81 Main street.
. H. SNOW, Agt.
ia Il-lws J.J MOORE & Co. Aucrneers.
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l N ID e z E N ID ENT GREY
I Attend meeting at Headquarters ON
Friday Evening, Jan. 18th, at TX O'Clock.
punctual attendance is required, as business
~ OF Importance will be transacted. Absen.
tees will be fined. By order of Captain.
ia 10 A BRIMIEK Ist Sera,t
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New Advertisements.
ATTENTION .luNINRS.

q Attend an adjourned meeting OF the Com
~ pany at your Armory T HIS (FRIDAX)
III EVENING, IN O'Clock
~ Punctual attendance is desired, as some
thing concerning the personal welfare of every
one Will be made known after the meeting
By order of the
ia 10 CApTArN
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| MRS. WinslOvv. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children tee.hing, which greatly facilitates the
| process OF teething by soften ing the gums re-
| duclns all inhammatioE-will aliay all pain
| and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest TO ourselves
and relief and health to your infants Perfect.
| ly safe in ali cases. See advertisement in
| smother column. my q Iy
| 90 sandfOrd's Ltve r Invigorator-
| CoMPouNpED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.--Isa mild
and enectual cathartac, acting first on the LIVER
to eject 1t morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-.
vents their healthy action, and thus Strengthens
and builds up the whole system yery rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGoRATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER ISVIGORATCR and
PURIFlES TIE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sod S%b By all Druggists and by M. A. s G. A.
sANIOS: ma l--6m
MARRIED,
On Thursday, 18th inst, by the Rev Geo D
Armstrong, Mr. VIM GoRDAN, of Danyille.
Va, to Miss MARIAN L BURROW, eldest
daughter OF Burrow Esq, of this city.
philadelphia papers please copy)
In Norfolk Co., on Thursday 29th Dec, by the
Rev jeremiah Hendren, Mr. WIN VEALE,
to Miss MARGARET GRAVES.
-, IN this city by the same, last evening, Mr..
JONATHAN WILLIAMS, to Miss NANCY
ETHERIDGE.
On the II inst, at Nichols Hotel, E City, N
z, by the Rev.eJ N Turner, Mr. EDWARD
GRANT, to Miss CATHARINE L CREEK.
MORE, both of Portsmouth.
tCitv papers please copy.)
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK

Henry Yeatman. E Chamberlain, Balti
more; Thomas Keeling, Princess Anne Co;
George I Martin, Norfolk County; John i
Maher, Old Point; E Phillips, Nansemond:
J J Wall, Isle of Wight; } Whitehurst,
Va.
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Z THERE win be called meeting of the
M " asilngton Guards This Evening at TX
III O'Clock, at ODD Fellows Hall. It is impor
~ 'ahf that every member should be present.
BY order CT the
- Id CAPTAIN.
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jan I2--I,

l3- THE RELIEF afforded by Dr. J.. Hbs-
tetler's "Stomach Bitters" in all cases of Dgs.
pepsia and similar affections, has given that
valuable preparation wide popularity among
those who Tor years suffered from sucA all
ments. 1t is excellent as tonic and benefit
cientin Ats effects on the system. Its hi,tory
is one almost of miracles, one to which Dr..
Hostetter can point with confidence and Cred-
it. Indeed, no remedy, perhaps, in the same
period has attained such eXtende popularity
as the Doctors "bitters,' which are ever re-
garded as certain cure for distress OF ston-
sch, Those who have tried it speak praisins
ly of its effects, and therefore we can recon-
mend 1t to, general use. The "Bitters'' are free
from anything calculated to prove injurious to
the system, or Objectionable to the patient.
FOR sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF Braldies, Wines and
tine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug"
sists and dealers generally, everywhere.
~ BE WISE TO. DAY TITS madness
LIS to neglect cough, or cold: Consump-
ton may follow, and though DR.. Wistar's Bal.
sam of Wild Cherry, cures the latter disease,
yet the former di sappear at once under ats in'
flHence.
o. There's vile counterfeit of this Balsam
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by S w FowLE u Co., Boston, which has the
acritten signature of l. BUTTS on the outsids
wrapper.
For sale by M. A. g. C. A. SANTOS and
WALEE y Co, and KING Toy, Nor
folk. j. Is. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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Notice of DISSOLUTION.

1'HE firm Of A MOCK h co, was dissolved
on tie oath ultimo, by the death of A j
MOCK M Ryan, the surviving partner having
bought out he interest OF said A } Mock, de.
to the firm will please cone ior ward and set.
Tie, and all persons having claims against them
Will present them for payment 10
id ID NJ ] RYAN
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NEGRO WOMAN FOR HIRE.
rs fine Cook, Washer and lroner, aud house
l. Servant, about twenty-five years old, no in.
cumbrance. Apply to
ia l2-3t JOHN p RIDDLE
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TUST RECEIV lew more OF those
% nice Smoked Tongues VII ich we are selling
very low az JORDAN & BROS,
ans 70 Church street
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OARD--Board can be furnished on reason
- able terms to family and three young
gentlemen. Fine rooms one has Closet and
Wardrobe attached. Apply at No 40, opposite
Methodist Church Cumbei land street.
la l2--tf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK.
VIM. i. Walters, Propr,eto

d G Manor, Hampton; C j Govenfo, st.
Louis, Mo; j X Abbott, North Carolina; j
NJ Echols, Bedford Alum Springs Samuel
Lumsden, Baltimore; 3 7 Brewer, Captain
Clark, New York;lJ G Clements, Miss Glenn
ents, Sussex County; DR.. w W Ward, r C
Baker, W A Hicks, Plymouth; J G Stone,
j Davis, John F Latham, d A Sattuth-
waite, Linboville, N c; j Nj MCGOWAN, Rich
mcnd; Charles Vanpet, Staten Island; Miss
Maria Flint, Lian Co, N Y D Decoppet,
Wilmington; Joshua Taylor, VIM w Purvis,
Hamilton; Thos c Bunting, Drifting ham
joan Read, Accomac; Henry Rushang, P
3 Hawke, Gloucester; Thomas Scott, Lynch
burg; Captain V McCarty, James Baldwin,
Brig Tornado; Gray, W A Harvey, Eliz,
abeth City; William Bartlett, York County;
Robert A Armstead, Hampton; E L Gun
ningham, Deputy Sheriff, and twelve Jurors,
Norfolk.
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GROCERIES

'as undersigned, having taken the store
No. Campbelps Wharf, tor tn 70 purpose
OF conducting the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
is determined to keep choice and well select
ed assortment of II articles in his line feeling
confident OF success in pleasing those who NAV
favor him with call. The attention and pa.
tronage OF his friends and the public generally
Is solicited, with the assurance that no efforts
WlIlibe spared to meet their wants
jal3-tf IT n WJJpEpN
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roh NE BERN AND WASHINGTON.
PIONEER STEAM LINE.
n X R K g HI II for Newbern
- and all points on the A NC.
ana Nortn Carolina Roads and washington
Pactolus. Greenville, Sparta, Tarboro, Wilson'
LesKvii1e, Germantown. Swan Quarter, Mid.
81 elo9, Fairfield and Wysocking, will be re-
celVeo ana forwarded with dispatch
H H DOTY,
Gen'i Agent N steam Transports tion Go.
ia l3-t If Office Hieo,ns, ybo,rf
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Jurda's Submarine WrecKIng Co.
1--WE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to make
for specified sums, or as saivors for the above
Company. The company believes that they
can raise Vessels more expeditiously by their
Machinery, than can be done by any other
means now known, and would most respect.
fully refer to the owners and Agents OF the
Steamer "Long Island" recently raised In 20
fathoms water in 48 hours. Also the steamer
New World recently sunk in the North River.
ANY information will be cheerfully given by
the Subscriber,
ia 9lm VIII BUCK