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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01
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NED T. WHITE SEQ. rcSprT""IE
inform heir lhervjle friends and Ia" pun
lie Genera lv. that hey have Just received PEI
.nir Forest Ci'y-
20 boxes Sa'-ra'u-. - kegs Shot.
IN L,x,, Cream Tarar; 30 kegs bar Leau'
Per ship ,has haNeupoT'-
- kos al oda. 30 boxes Pipes, ass q;
y cases L a,s-hound Pals;
$40 do ob4cco Boxes. halves and qrs;
400 boxes Herrirgs. p cases Yeast P"wuers'
20 =, So Fire c ack, Is: 30 do. Maiche
- bags Spic"; - cases do.
Per ship Ida SNOW clr.h
10 Ibis White Fish; $50 bxs Codishi
30 kis Mackerel, | and ?;
o0O hbls do = and );
40 CTS do No. |.
Per shin J. II. Chadhou ne
100 cases Bolt NOR" Cove Oysters;
100 do Lnl>rers: - do Green Peas, IN cans
100 boxes Lemon syrup;
100 casrs Ba.dw 4 Myers Preserves;
80 DO do do PIE Fruit
100 do do do cal. Pickles
=, - do do 10 IL 10 doi
20 do do do Ia do do.
. Per ship AmitY-
10 pipes brandy; IS half do Brandy
% ar do;
20 baskets Chas. Heidsick Champagne;
100 cases assorted Fancy Liquors.
100 bis White Nine Vinegar.
The above comprise but a small portion OF OF
stock. We can only assure our country "'Tnu
and c,un,ry purchasers generally thai we Ste &c
,e constantly on hand the best OF everything W :,
Ia Grocery line. which. if they viii ho"or us w!
a a cali. personally or by order We sua,". ~
:, sell Them. OF ill their orders a r"t's IN
Us earnot be unacrsold any where else IN we Ct,
~ on tsrn, as liberal nd as obliginS as can
Zen ed hy any similar establishment IN Ne
Orleans. We only ASK a trial.
les 1t GEO. f. WlrfE x CO,
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Eaucy NOsiGN Department

In ms we defy competitions ''," ''.
and pr &c. Among them az iA''' u'' ,.
~, rra,.,. Work Boxes aui JI5s-''- Oa-r'.
Wri,,u, pr,k-. assorted SIZES.
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nj A Rim E NEW s .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
from the Merchants and Mechanics' E1
change Books.]

MONDAY, Jan. 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritehard, from
Baltimore.
Sleep Reuben Watson, Watson, I'm York
River, with beans to Master.
Boat Dick Stafney, FIN N. c., coon skins
and onions, to Master.
Boat Franklin Pierce, from N. c., with
corn.
CLEARED.
Schr Eoise, Thatcher, for Charleston, S.
Carolina.
Schr Grape Shot, Grotts, for Maine.
MEMORANDA.
Schr George Henry, Fields, 81 days from
Sombrero, W. l., bound to Hampton Roads, put
into Charleston, S q, 4th inst, Tor repairs, hay
ing sustained considerable damage in a heavy
s Z blow on the 18th ult.
Schr Francis, Donnell, from Sombrero Island,
for Norfolk, with guano, put into Wilmington,
Schr w o Tetterton, Ferris, I'm Cherrystone,
10 days, arrived at Charleston, c, 4th inst
Experienced very heavy weather.
Arrived at Newport, I'D inst, schr Raikes, Nc
Isaacs, and Moxo Madison, for this port.
Sailed from Providence, 4th, schr Otto Rocks,
Cox, and Hattie Anna, Orculf, for this port.
Cleared at New York, 5th, Brig Stasco, Con-
iy, for this port.
Cleared at Boston, 18th ult, schr Mary John
ston, Nickerson for this port
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

[T - CHILLS AND FEVER, Chill. md
lA3 Fever, Chills and Fever.-One of the
greatest remedies that has ever been laid be-
fore the public for Fever and Ague, and which
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press and the people, is Dr.. ]. HosTETTER's
CELEBRATEp BITTERs. Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible disease
when it can be so easily cured Who weuld
icy chi lis alternately, when a remedy can be
obtained for mere trif1e And yet how many
families linger out painful existence under
this deadly light, and do nothing but gulp
down quinine, until it becomes as common as
their daily meals; and yet they.are not relieved.
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 BraEdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
Mrs. WinsIow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all infammatioE-wilI allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
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and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
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LIS to neglect cough, or cold. Consump-
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yet the former disappear at once under its in
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Ns- There's vile counterfeit of this Balsam
there fore be sure and buy only that prepared
by w FowLK & Co., Boston, which has the
'oritten signature OF l. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
For sale by M. A. Il C. A. SANTOS and
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folk. ]. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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Concha, late Governor General Of Cuba,
made fortune of seven millions Of dollars
during his administration.
The Free Press newspaper office of Dodge
& Moore, at st. Peter, Mimi, was destroyed
by fire on the goth ult. Loss $4 200.
Mr.. Jas. Blair, of Washington CO., Md,
has nine CHI ildren, five of whom are deaf and
dumb.
The Burns Club Of Washington city will
celebrate the birth day of Burns on the 25th
inst
The first locomotive ever built in SaA
Francisco had jast been completed.
al A Morris, Portuguese, who once had
money and friends, was frozen to death in
sNewbern,N c, in shanty which he occupied,
a few days ago.
A free mulatto girl named Betsy MINIS was
frozen to death in the road, while intoxicated,
in Prince Edward county, Va, last Saturday.
Mr.. Paul Morphy has reached New Orleans,
and 1t is announced that he will Immediately
enter upon the practice of the legal profession.
GREAT REDUCTION.
N. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
Do HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
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Madame Lamoine Connected. The ceIe-
brated trial, in France, of Madame Leaoine
and her daughter, for the burning OF an ii.
legitimate child of the latter, to prevent ex-
posure, has terminated in the commitment
of Madame Lemoine to twenty wears hard
labor, and the acquittal of the daughter.
Murderer Arrested Jim, the principal
negro engaged in the murder of Mi. Burch,
overseer for Mr.. Dickinson, in Bedford, Ian
account of which we have publshed,) and
who made his escape, was arrested on the
farm of his matter on Monday.
The debt Of Indiana is announced by the
auditor to be 81 1851 1871
Mrs. Willis, the famous "matrimonial bro
kerr" was found dead in her bed, in N York,
on Tuesday morning.
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The Matter Set Right.-The Clark Conser-
vator denies that the citizens of Clarke co.,
Va, intend to present Mr.. T. W. Guard,
with a gold watch, for his services in pre-
venting the escape of Cook at Charlestown.
1t says:
"Doubtless the citizens of Clarke will &C.
knowledge their Indebtedness to Mr.. &. in a
substantial manner, at no very remote Pc
riod, but the citizens of Charlestown, we
understand, are entitled to the credit OF in
tending to present him with the gold watch
referred to-"
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Whereabouts Of the Conspirators.-A cor
respondent of the New York Herald, who
has been investigating the condition of the
runaway slaves in Canada, alludes to half.
breed, named Shadd, the publisher OF pa
per at Chatham, who was competent ac-
complete of Brown, and says;
The few men of Browns party who escap.
ed with their lives are at the present moment
in Canada, where they are certain of.protec-
ton from the people, should they be deman-
ded of the government as escaped murder
ers. Merriam, white, and negro, whose
name do not know, both of whom were enga-
ged in the Harper's Ferry affair, are at the
present moment at Shades house. Mer
RAM is young looking man, apparently
not over twenty-five years of age, short and
slightly built, with thin, hatchety looking
face, very pale and no beard. lie looks
more like consumptive school boy than
conspirator. The negro is, believe, a Can
adian, and is spare, wiry black of the dee
pest dye. They keep very quiet, and could
lea IN no particulars of their escape, except
that they had been passed from house to
house by the 'ttriends' until they had reach
ed Canada. Coppie, it is said, is at present
at house few miles from Toronto.
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L A r EST N T. w s

ahir!y-sixt Congress First Sc.
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan Z,
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual bour,
Mr.. Cobb asked that an article emanst;oo
from massachusetts, be read, aud wished -
know from the delegation OF that Stat !.
Whetnef 1t was forgery Or not. Ii appear
ed IN TIE Barnstable Patriots from the Tas,
where the sun FIRST rises in one ouarta. :,
the globe. II it be genuine he was Glad Of ~
ter searching among the rubbish that h.
haa Deen able to lind in Massachusetts, =
single jewel which should be shown TO H. ;.
country The proceedings of the Union
meeting at Barnstable were then read a.
caring the duty OF obedience to the Consti-
tuition as the supreme law of the land c,n-
demning John Browns Virginia raid a,.d
the sympathisers Herewith; and those
preaching or melting insurrecton as guilty
oil moral or actual treason, &C.
Mr. Elliott asked that the call for the mi;s1
ing be read.
sMr. Cobb said it was not in the paner.
ne loved Union meetings, but he wanted
them to declare such sentiments as hov.
oeen read. He believed that MANY Aboli-
tionists We're simply for the Union. Let
',rot -, notto NC, the Constitution and RIGHTS
of all sections.
Mr.. Elliott remarked that Mr.. Cobb did
not say anything new to Massachusetts or
tie cltlzens OF that State. There was not
more Constitutional and conservative con
stituencles any where. From the landing al
me pilgrims till now ,thereneverswas BODY
oil men who more assuredly, directly ami
promptly stood by the laws and Constitution
ana every right than these same men who
met together at Barnstable the other day to
proclaim their allegiance to the Union and
laws. "'''
The men who dissented from the spirit OF
those resolutions are the men who would be
found standing side by side with seces sion
lists and disunionists OF the South, not the
h l nor order-loving democrats,
but another class of men altogether. One a.
the gentlemen who addressed that meetiuy
was Republican, and his hearers sympa-
thized with his sentiments there declared.
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From Rio JaneirO.

New YORK, January 6th.-The brig AMY
warwick arrived this evening from Rio
Janeiro ON the 18th of November.
=, Sne sailed in company with the ship draw
Eagle, OF Philadelphia. Passed off the
point, parks Parthian, from Richmond, AMI
ADELAIDE Pendergast, of Baltimore. Decem
yer 1zd, saw the wreck of the schooner ".
A. Hamill, of Baltimore, with both of he,
masts gone, bulwarks stove in, and water.
logged.
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Another Volunteer Company.--0n Mon
day, the Goth ult., a Rife company was or.
ganized at the New River White Sulphur
Springs, in Giles county. Fifty members
have already enrolled themselves, and it is
expected that the company will be full in a
few days. The following are the commits
stoned officers elect;
VIM. Eggleston, Captain; Chas. D. Peck,
LIST lieuten ant; G. II. Weislger, End Lieu
tenant. The name the company has adop-
ted is, "New River White Sulphur Rifles"
and the members have wisely determined
to uniform in goods of Virginia mauafae.
tura.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-Two of the Ottawa
fugitive slave reseuers were bropebt bafnr,s
the United States Court yesterday.
motion to quash the indictment will b..
argued to-day. The prisoners have refused
to give bail.
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BEAUFORT, G. W., Jan. G.--Jos Bogart
was arrested here yesterday, charged vita
passing in st. Louis, $4,000 in counterleir
bills of the Philadelphia Bank. Applieatioa
is TO be made to our authorities for the sur
render oil the prisoner under the Ashburlou
treaty.
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By Overland Moil. !

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-. January 9th. Tile
overland Mail from San Francisco, on thr
10th ult., arrived here at one O'Clock III j.
afternoon. The papers furnish the folowipo
summary Of the news: '''S
traitor to the estate of the late Senator Rrnd-
erick - '''
Four hundred and fifty Indians had been
captured IN the Pitt River region. The =
arrived at San Francisco on the 18th IuHf
were to be sent by the brig Jeanette to ,be
Menloclno Reservation, where all arrange
meats had been made for their reception
General TOtten arrived at San Frapci .co
on the 18th ult, in the steamer Golden Ace.
IL was understood that his mission is to ?.
port on the condition of the fertilization.
and military reservations on the Paciti,
coast.
+. Il. Horn, a tobacco merchant at San
trancisco, had failed with liabilities amour
ting to $4,000.
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NEWPORT, Jan. 6.-"The Hotel" in this
place, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
So, zoo; half of which was insured
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The War on the Texan Rorde,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. G.--The steamsbi.
indianola has arrived at this port, bringing
brownsville advices to the I'd inst, m.
following intelligence is furnished:
Cortinas, with 400 men, attacked ana
captured the city of Rio Grande, on the 25tb
Dec, killing number of citizens.
A party of U. S. troops and Texan Rang
ers Immediately started for Brownsville add
attacked Cortlnas' force. After a hard teht
they retook the city, capturing Cortinas
guns.
la this engagement sixty Mexieans anu
nine Americans were killed, and sixteen OF
the latter wounded.
me list OF the wounded include the nanie
oil Capt. Ford, who CALAMITY led the attach.
Alter his defeat, Cortinas fled acrsss IT,.
river.
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ClNoINNrI, Jan. 6.-Judge Joseph Barker,
the oldest white native OF Ohio, died at his
residence at Newport, above Marietta, til d.
morning.
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ST.. Louis, Jan. 6.-The large Touring mill
at JerseyVille, H., was destroyed by fire on
Monday. loss $4,000; insurance So 900
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bread for his children Have not the enc
mics of the South already given you the cue,
by appealing to the non-slave-owning popu-
ation of the South and has not that class
proved their loyalty to their country by
rushing to arms when the enemy dared make
practical demonstration against the "insti-
tuition" Has not that traitor Helper in his
book, called on the non-slave.owners of the
South, either to join the insurrectonists, or
stand aloof when the battle waged. Did
not John Brown proclaim to the same inter
est at Harper's Ferry that, "when they
knew what he meant, they (the non-slave-
holders of the South) would join his forces
And in their plan of operations is not the
same idea held out all through--te draw of
or make neutral the non. slave holders. -
Then why will you, who are so deeply inter-
ested--so vitality interested-stand idly look
ing on, whilst these very men who have
proved their loyalty, are being compelled to
quit their native land for want of employ
ment-for want of bread-Whilst you have
| plenty to help them to--ifiyeu would.
Virginia alone is interested in slave prop
erty hundreds of millions of dollars, and ten
| millions of dollars invested in home manu-
features will do more to protect and pre-
| serve that immense interest, than ten thous-
| sand well-disciplined soldiers, which could
| not be maintained any length of time for
that money. Then, let's see, how many of
her wealthy slave-owners will come forward
and prove their patriotism, by giving work
and bread to her almost furnishing masses.
Read the following. What commentary {:
Mills Busily Operating. Rockville
(Ct.) Republican says the American Mills, of
that village, are running night and day, to
supply orders from Virginia for a certain
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Total amount of relief. .$36 ,63G IA
The number of members relieved was 1898
and widowed families 70. The total amount
of receipts from subordinate lodges and en-
campments for the year was 81 ,2lG,S ls .O9.
And the total amount expended in charities
was SAT-, 5000.
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II Ehk HES.

The Day Book will be served to subscribers
stu4 cents pei wee payable to the Carrier
When sent by mall ii wiil be "a per year, -
Gle il advance.
~ Circulation greater than the DRiiiss
OF both Cities combined. so
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N office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
seJtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
hould be addressed to john K. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor IN order to ensure
attention.
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LADIES

IL you want comfortable article, come and
4 get pair of my Plush Lined Isle Thread
GLOVES. or pair BUCK GAUNTLETS very
cheap at No. AS.
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New Advertisements.
Norfolk Building Fund AssOcia :
fiOm.

tiOn.
A MAJORITY of Stock not having been
N represented at the meeting called
Thursday evening last, election for Of
feers, Directors and Trustees was postponed
to Monday evening 9th inst, at Institute
Hall, at o'clock, at which time and place
it will be held.
AS it is important that as much Stock as
possible shall be represented, members are
requested to attend the meeting, or send
written Proxies, which are allowable under
the Constitution.
The eleventh Installment on Stock will be
due, and must be paid at or before this meet
ing.
Jas 1t j. HARDY HENDREN, sect'y.
GREAT REDUCTION.
N. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
DO HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only.FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
A CARD.
~ HALL, ESQ.,, takes this occasion to
VI convey to his friends, neighbors, the
members ofthe Fire Department, and others
present, his heartfelt gratitude for their gal
liant, humane, and energetic services rem
dered to himself and family in the preserva-
ton of his property from the destructive fire
OF Thursday morning last.
Jurda's Submarine Wrecking Co.
TSHE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to make
L contracts for the raising of sunken vessels,
for specified sums, or as salvors 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 90
fathoms water in 4S hours. Also the steamer
New World recently sunk in the North River
Any information will be cheerjnlly given by
the Subscriber.
ia 9.lm w Fl BUCK.
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OST-Y esterday Sunday between Free
IL mason and Fenchurch streets. large Gold
Breast Pin in shape of a Cross, with A H Ell
lott engraved on the back. A liberal reward
" i'll be given if returned to this Office
la St.
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NHE sick and intrm, DESTROYS of good medi-
l. cal attendance, kind and careful nursing,
lofty 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 of ma
ton or religion. ia 9-lv
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NJ l.. A BLUES.
AJAX ATTEND regular ID. i'll of the Com.
EWS pany at Head Quarters, on MONDAY
Ms1N8N evening the 9th inst, at Z o'clock By
qorder OF the Captain.
jas THOS. NASH, Jr, Ist Serg't.
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATION
All @. HALL Il cos.

HATHAWAY'S
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
No. "a, k. Main Street,
Day Book Building
4 LWA Ms ON HAND THE LATEST
"A N. Y. Ledger, Porter's Spirit
N. Y. Weekly's, Wilkes do
N. Y. Mercury, NY, Clipper.
Family Journal, Weekly SIN
nag o. Our Union, do N. Y. Herald,
1 uTue rag. American Union,
Gleason's Literary Companion,
National Police Gazette,
r.,,- U. S. Police Gazette,
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper,
Harper's Weekly, and
ALSO RECEIVING DAILY.
N. Y, Herald,
Philadelphia Ledger,
Baltimore Sun,
Do American and
Do Patriot.
No. 81, Main Street.
ia Day Book Building.
FOR SALE.
A CARRY LOG, Iron, Axle, broad tread, in
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HOUSE WANTED-I wish to rent com
IL Portable family residence. Please apply
for three days to Z j GRIFFITH,
9-3t No II, East side Market Sar
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STORE FOR RENT.
faTs THE Store Number AZ, Main street,
bSiil next door to Mr.. A Obendorfer, oppo-
@.I site Mechanics Hall is for rent for the
present year. AS business stand, it requires
no recommendation, it is known to all as one
of the best stands ON Main street Enquire of
A. OBENDORFER,
ia 9-3t AZ Il 40 Main street.
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

d Attend an adjourned Meeting of your
a Company to be held at your Armory TUES
DAY evening January 10th, at N O'Clock.
~ Punctual attendance is required, as business
OF great importance will be transacted. By
order OF the
jas CAPTAIN
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A LII PERSONS indebted to us are informed
N that our Books and Bills will be kept at
the Store of the Messrs. Seabury's during the
current month, where our MIR. Quincy will be
happy to wait on those who call to settle their
accounts.
We earnestly solicit attention to this notice,
as we shall on the first of mex: month put ali
our unsettled claims into the hands of an At
torney for collection and final settlement
ia 4-tlstF GURNEY a. co
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-09

4 tODFIsH 10000 bbis. Prime Goldfish, in
~ store snd for sale low by
is JAS. h JONES,