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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07
'' Jump at Me. !"

\ N Eternal Perfume and other Extracts, 4 \ for the Handkerchief in great varety-Jean Marie arina, Turkish and Golden Bell Colognes Eau Lustrale, French Females, Shaving Soaps and Creams, Tooth Powders and Washes, ele- gant assortment at HENRY s.
 March !
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07
Law School of Harvard College

Persons calling for advertised letters will plenss give the date of the advertisement
 T | CHITRCHITI D NJ
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07

IST of letters remaining in the post ll office at Little Rock, Ark, on the Ist day of March, 1860, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the general post office as dad lettara
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07
SWAMP LAND SCRIP

SWAMP LAND SCRIP. nN hand and for sale, Three Thousand O Dollars worth of Swamp Land Scrip for the Little Rock District, by
 $. II. TUCKER & co. Little Rock, March [, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07
Land Warrants.

LUST received, TEN One Hundred and s) Sixty Acre Land Warrantsfor sale by
 March q lS60 $. H. TUCKER X co. HOSIERY "A complete assortment 1 | of Wool, Merino, Ribbed and Plain, Brown and White Cotton, Black and Colored Silk Hose, also Gents Long and Half Hose in BrowI and White Cotton, Merino and Silk, just received at
 March HENRY'S. hAMASCUS HANGINGS-Jus re- Blue, Green and Gold, with Gimp Bordering to match also Extra Fine Lace and Embroidered Cur tains. A full assortment of Curtain Trimmings, such as Fine Gilt Cornices, Curtain Bands and Pins in Gilt. Plain and Fancy, Ruby and White Glass do.; also Picture Hangings, Tasssls Cords, etc, always on hand at HENRY'S.
 March
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07

Eg- We take the following from the North West Appeal published at Ben tonville
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07

Iron. 1O O0O LBS. assorted Iron, just re- OaONJO received and for sale by Feb % 1860. A. l. HIITT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07

1S0 BUSHELS Corn, just received leJO and for sale by A. I. HUTT.
 Feb. g, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07

Feb. %, 1860. 3t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-07

TIARA good supply of Tar on hand l cheap for cash by
 March BEEBE X PARISH
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-21

rel 9elarB e8 Der War9aret, bic Qippe Der
Sane 3mil9en ibre 3dbne gu brinsen uno 1ie
btB nun I6redli6 prauf los. Sn bieIem Nuz
9enblif fam Der officer Seilbolb llno fibrte
Die 5lpet Dradert Dor ben Trteoen5rtdter 3fetb,
Der lie tn grman9elung bon gitr9ldaft mad
Der Sail ididte.
Sc arttid1dfer etn9efeft, =
Senrp 8iler wurpe perbaftet, neil ct ben
SunopersW arft gu letnem Jtadtquurtier 9es
modt bate. @r muBte bel Srieoen8rtfter
Sbpmacre ST unn Soften 19piben. SttD
Gbint rpuroe perbaftet, neil er TN Verll19tOnz
Warft ldlief. Der arnte Geufel fonnte Die
Celebrate nidt be31blen uno murpe baber bon
6rtepen8ri9ter @ulpr na4 Der Sail 9eldift.
Ser9oftnn8 mdnnlt4er unb
wetblt9er Nowbte8.- @barle8 Otez
per, Sobn &iu9mun, Sannab 'peB, Saae
Cunningham uno g. Gotb1rt murpen ipesen
0iiot8 uuo Trunflu9t perbaftet uno ba lie nidt
bleden %tcnrten, nad Der S1il 9eldidt.
8e9en 8u8abunotren8.- Geo.
8roolep wuroe seitern BON officer @fert me-
gen S19abunotren8 perbaftet. Suffice StB
l4tdte ibn auI 80 Gage nad oer. Sail.
Oteb I. = Der Oetefttp= Pplt5tIt
@orman perbaftete einen semiien 6rautltn
8unsuaro, neil ct benz Spbn W. Daplpn,
Gapttan eine8 S4rner8 BON Der Slttiilte, cine
9clbene ubr uno Settle setOblen babe. 8un-
GUARD gebGrte CUR Wunnl4uft be8 Sdouer8
uao ipu Die nbr 9eltpblen baben, mdbrenb Da8
S4iff i'm Soutb Silver lag. @r p~erfaufte bic
llbr bier, aber officer @prman ermittelte lte.
Der Oieb 1T in Der Sail.
Seine Stbun9 Der @rtmtnal@
6 Ourtl- D1 8i9ter Bomb abmeeno 1T,
10 ft1oet beute feline Sibun9 (aburtbeilun3 9ez
pDbnlider Nnsrif8fdue) ltatt.
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N8TO eflam dtprti DE Sprtrdge
User lid mor9en Nbeno cine an8enebnle lin.
terbaltu1t9 perldaffen min, Derldnlue ni9t I'M
8 u6r in Der Gurlbaue, 300 BeltsBrattltr.
ST erlbetnen, mo- ibn bic betlanl1toriI1en 8Dr.
trI9e %unlerer m1dern Gunner er96ben meroen,
BS Im Montag N6eno lpielt Capt. SelO.
MAINS Wtu ltf=Gprp8 in Der sc d u II
Safe, nobel oa8 famDIe 9ef'i9e Rcf=
Iprin9z 8rauerei=Qagerbie frtld per5apIt miro,
BS CONCERT iubet jeoen Montas uur
Sam tag BET Capt. Seiortd, QibertD Sail
fat, unO peripreden bic 2eiltunseu Oe8 trefflt.
den Biar ilten, Yrof. 2auJ oe8 niGt minoer
tidti9en 8iolinilten, Srt. Na9mann unp pea
~beliebten Sencriltel, Srn, Sleiu, einen ~leltener
&unlt9enuB
$50 @pncert.- ST.. Spmmerfelp II
Der olten Gurnb1de BAT ietnen @dlten elmer
~leltenen @enuB in IuSlt4t 9eitent, inbem e,
am Wcnta9 in ietnem 9erdumi9en 2Ofule etu
@rtra=GOn5ert a~rran9trt. Oa8 BrOsraun
wiro am Mtontas erl9 inen.
NS Sertett Yicntc.- Sn 0fuuz
mart'8 Bellevue @arten miro ibermcr9en oaa
beriibnlte Baltimore Sertett peretnt9t nit Dem
Tenprtlten Serrn &letn uno 6elomann's Sou,
ltfz@prpS Elm Nadmittas8 Btcnic perantalten,
6reunoe lanoli&er 8e~r9nit9un9en MAIDEN nil
%tarauf aufmertIam.
NS @rcuritDu. = Da8 Baltimore
2urner<Gorp8 piro iiberntor9en cine Qanopar=
thie nad Ma9nolia @rope perlnltalten uno
Iae8 aufbteten, I'm ben Tbeilnebnlern einen
9enuBrei4en Gag gu perl9affen.
B8 @rcurf 0 II Die @ermantalo9t
$50. IA. g. 8. Il. 81. bdlt itermprgen eine
Grcurlion na6 6olt'8 Satn (8elairzG cao)
Die 8riiOer beS Sroen8 lopie oa8 Yubltl1m
tberbaupt MAIDEN mir oaraui aufmertlum.
MP Nud bic ate Sa II q e
bdlt nadlten8 cine @rcurliOn nud benz Belle
one @aroen, mas Ieiuer Belt mit9etbeilt wer=
ben mtrb.
BW @trtbf4ufts @r6ffnun 8.
Serr {. Stt erSfuet ibermor9eu feline men eill-
9eri4tete Wirtbldaft uno 8paroinsbau8 IN
geo. 50 Sarriirn1tr. nit ein4m p~elitaten 9und
Co. 3un9. = Serr @b8. StraSburser,
9tc. 20 SarriIpnltr. miro iibermcrsen 8Ormit=
tag Ietnen @liten nit einen oDr5isli9en Qund
unO Hpfidem 2aserbter auflparten.
~ 9pllOtpaDS Ninen
iio bic Woftfeuer Der geiunoAet aler geatipnen OBJ CtptIiftrt obe1
9sno elmer 4rt pper aasemeiner @ri9Iaffuns be6 spltem8, lit ibte
glttun9 Wieoerberfteleno ub 3u9lei6 ltlr:eno sic treiben Biz
9ntI9en urianen bS lebelS aus Dem R6rper berauS unb 0eber
Oemielben Die irabers @einnnbeit uo Starte.
gu baben IN Der 6abrit 80. so 0eaben Zane Nelp. 9orf uno be
aael! Dtu99titen gu % @tS.. 63 Cts. uno 81 Die Sba9tel.
(SuI16, 1m)
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49, 49, 0rpfe GrcmrfTom
80 Der OeatI6en l1nion 8ObltbGtigfeitS-
0eieli6aft
NJ Monta9 Ben so. SuIi

mad benz ldon etngert9teten v0felapz Spule. /"
Die 0tt9lecer Obi9er @eeui6aft, iOpte ba8 publitum inn Nn.
9emanen ito treunoh3it %etn9elaben, bteem tdnoli6en @~ersnisen
betSuwobnen, ineem Die beten Auitalten 9strpfen iino, oielen Gao
BEN Sbeitnebmern 10 ~9enuBreid1 ais mH3lt6Su MAIDEN. Die 59ent.
uno Gti9autpartun9 lit SCbn 9etb ubertr a9en porben. lpelder ben
@alten Die beten Speten uno 9etrdnte pCr1breiden iptro. GAP.
~5elbmann's 1fuiit:@Orp8 lit en9a8trt mO wirO bic i4Dniten uuO
ueueften GdnSe %auiipieleu.
EttetS fr @rWa6lene gu 81 Cts, Stnoer bic 5alfe, Iinb Bel
benz uner3ei4neten @omite icple am Depot Dor Der Mbfabrt su
baben. Die lpertben Netslieoer iinb erlutt. f9 nm Z ubr rent
3ablreth in ibrem Serlammlun9Slotal gu perlammeln, bon no ift
Der d3n9 nnter 8e8Iettun9 Der Otuit na9 benz @ambentr . DepSi
oe~eseH W'ro unS pam prdJt8S ubr nab benz 6eftplas iabren Wiro.
oo,,n,, 0r, SSSI9@"@a Sraab L. gSraser.
g8tQ, S. aaffenberser, S. &6i9. 8. 8fnfann, =.
Smf. g. &0bIer, u. 8aumboh, S. @eDrfer.
Suli21-@ MuaMft Tetoe, @efn.
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8i4ti9 fir iun9e Seute!
Dr. Gamfun's nmS Or. 2acpffe's
Oentih : franaGliife NeilnnifoIt

OeutlA : fran3Olii9e Seilanltalt,
5I2 8roabwou, benz st. MiAolas Sotel aeaeniber, Sem gorf.
Dte Nptbpenetetsit in ~Grantbeiten Ser GetGl ttscrpone ene
ratcnele unO biuiee Beban0lnn9 benz oewHhen Yublitum Der Ser.
Stalten ~ bieten, BAT bic obteen Serren peranla6t. aud In bteIer
SpeCta4ttGt un enteeltlt6e 0atb ju ertbeilen.
Sn otelen 10 wiAti8en utbeln tit ibre BebanclMng aralOg nit
b~erlenteen, trethe IN Der Yortier @rarts aneewanot unp pCn M6ns-
nerm ME NtcOrp, Nelpean &c. pertreten miro.
lin audi bier bteie ~ ~ertDl6reiGe Wletbooe e~tnSufubren, bat 5r.
Or. QotOfte pom benz Hospital des Veneriens In pnrte It'd be-
poaen aetltlt. Elm 3wetebureGu III Nep=yort tn pbtaer MnItalt
oniuieaen, no feline uo Or. Ntcpro's YrGparate tets pprr1tbta
!en meroens
Werlcnep, welGe nit Senertf6en Ocer ecbetmen &rantbtttea be-
baItet Fno, burh Samenereuhe SelbfbeRedune cber ionfiee Mus-
lhpetfunaen TIRE SeGunpbett berumter8ebroht baben, an GebGdf.
ni6ShmoGe, 8tttern Der @lteoer, Muaenlnm6Ge, NIfenfhn,eraen.
Oosr wobl ar lApn an Dputomnener Smpoten, ODER @eihlextS.
IdpS6e ltOen, m6een f6 pertrauensDOl an obiae MnfaIt men.
ben. Ste Ucroen f3sr sebelt. Sbne in ibren @sl6Giten eefSrt
5u frernen.
un6 unsnettiNe WlHtel aneerenoet.
Nub wiro ser s orreIponpens In Brieten Ratt ertbeilt. menn 81
einaehlonen Tnb, SplGe Sriefe bitteg man an SpT 1916 pGf-
Office glew .4Uri ~ abteliren.
Yin Die Tamen.
Or. GamIpn's unb 0occfe's Nr3netmtttel fur Rranttetten fnb
in peren Office au erbaltGn. &OniuItationen unent8eltiG.
Die Wariler uerlflberten Ytlen CUR Sertfeaun8 Der monatltten
Neintauno wtrten nit 8rDBter StGtrbett, obne S1uttTsen Coer
ipnftae unbequemliGtett oeer UeIabr, un6 Eeroen per Yot fret
na6 aIen xbeilen Der Gtaot ODER tes Qdnbes naH Gtnienelne pom
~ an Boz 1915, YpR.OfRc 9ew.grrt uberlGtft
Damentrantbetten, mic wtteer UluB, WeOarHiuperpUFau IS.
Racen ltnele Deleui8nn8 tn obt8er Anltall
3ettnno GGr0nttTt9
H StlOaosrt 8immtr fir Dausnl Sa1O'lt'tur
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NlfreO S1iifinQ.
NOrtbern &ibertp Martet MeitauratiOu

9c. 1876 Siebente StraBe.
Our9 beoeutence @eri@Snerlns unb 0erbeiIeruna bin tb IN
Stano 8eleSt. allen AnfOroerun9en gu ~enpreGen uMCl bite nnr nm
9enei0en !3nipru9.
Ap21, Smt @epru OH.
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g. 30. Smitbs
Beter Gmmerid'8
European Hotel,

Gde per IL. Str. uno 8enniplpania Npenue,
rn U Ssl TN rSSsntralpnntt Der SumOesbaupttfRabt selesene, nit al.
oerhltete 9auS lit alien @e56dft8Ieuten inns hem rs SU SDg Mu uM9-
tlm bterndt beitcns %enpfOblen. SSRo,1fi n
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60 0rti6! Trpb! Iret!
sM& aaen 8euti6en Der Staot Baltimore
Gut SeiI pom Baltimore EurnercDrps.
9brt e8 Sreunbe uno perntmntt,
OaB oa5 8urnercerpS bat beitinmt,
Setne 6reunoe einnlot ber3li4 gu amGiiren
nno mad Wta9npia @rpoe gu ercuriontren-
Am Wtonta9, Dem fonnenoen Dem blauen,
6ann Sober Die l1muden 8uruer ldauen,
NNe tie EN- Seser nit ieiuem Sdube
4b9eben nat Dem beliebten 6eitplose,
Se m6roen es aud re6t 9erne 1ebeu.
Menn piele quite 6reun6e mttgeben.
GiGetS toten MIR etnen balben 8baler
Good Rinber iiuo nur babe 3abler)
gu erbalteu beim Gomtte Dem ernannten
l1no am Hbildtelp1to Depot Dem befonnten.
6elbnlann's NufitccrpS lit ~enSu9irt,
Oa8 perfebt'8 ME man bic S5ibe ritbrt,
uno bat 1tb ibr9enS nod p0r9enommen,
8rOb Der Wtuder uno S1eintrpmnen,
Vie ol9eneIne 5reuee 10 gu erbDben,
Dap EN- Sober ~per9nit9t mirb nad 9auie 9eben.
8urnerei, Spiel, @eian9 unb Gang,
Ne@iett ale5 i'm buuten &rauj.
8etm Bier uno beim 2Setn
Meroen Nne fem
Setter uno frSblt6,
Suti9 uno iei9,
Ser3nl9t mo muuter
uno tmner bunter,
Nte cas- 2eben,
Die Yaore l9meben
eenl beitern Rretie s-
Ale li9 freuen.
Nae boben fe f& ber6lt9 amufrt,
@enn nas DampfrcB 1e wieoer ~beimiIbrt,
yin Sober lit frOb uno frSbt9 9eweien,
Dtele s tam man auI alien 9elt6tert telen.
DAP Sbr Aue tcmmt, Die Sbr tcmnentSnnt,
98unitt 9etnridb R6ni9, Qraioent,
8tcIen Beudb tbut aud1 erparten,
Der Setret1r Nbplpb 8aum9arteu. (Do6SWto)
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9nmbOlOtz Snltitut
ODER
oeutibe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nifbe S6ule in st. 2OuiS, WfO.
StnOieniabr 1860-1861.

6acultGt8sS olle9ium.
Or. &. s. Sernaps, proRior Der @bemie unb @barmaee.
F" ". Sernaps, Der Materia Medica, 9ebuTtS-
bilfe uno 9eburtSbI[ft6en &lintt.
" .. 966el, NrOteliOr Der Experimental 9bpft unO bOberen
Matbentatit.
- ". 9antmer, YrOfelIor Der Nuator,ie. @birur9te umb alugen.
beiltunee, Der Girnr9ii&- auSenaratIt@en alnit unO Ocean
Der 6atultdt.
. S. W. Saut, QrOfeiOr Der 0bpfplcsie.
" Is. 9I9aro. ProfefiOr Der Sptanit, geologic unb perslei.
dbenben Nnatonie.
" 9. 96l4. RrofeiOr Der aug. unO ipe8eQen patbOGOsie un6
Sberapte uo Der meot3. Rlnit.
" Y. S9mtot. PrOtellor Der patbOIO3ii9en anatsmte. Serhbt.
l9en Wteb3n uuo Plp6iotrte.
Oe Seelr-uebun9eH tperoen BON Prof. 5onlner 9eLeiet.
aae 3Weise Der acknowledgement uno WSe6Sin Wer6tn in btder
Anitalt III lpltematt4er NetbenfOI9e ocr9era9eu. Die 8prIelnn.
gen be9mnsn am ]. Septsnlber 1860 naO OGuern obne luterbre-
pnn9 big !. Dsat 1861. DaS Stubdniabr 5erfaat in 2 Semefer
@ebtbren: Standardization S.. @OrreIuns iar 2 Semeter
SIS, Setirtarte SO.
aaer tliatl9e llntsrri4t i'm 9taOt9oiptat, in Der County 5arm
uo IN Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clint os SnftitutS lift frei.
Inner pro9ramnl bas auf I6 Orufieften aNe pilIenSwertben Oe.
tails entbdlt, ltebt sSeoer1nann CUR ~Qerfi9on9.
Nabere AuStInft srtbstIt aut Gerlon9en i4riitli9 O6er nln6l9
Or. q. 9ammer,
VrOfiiCr uno Ocean Der SatuLt6t.
Ottce i'm 9unlbOlot Snfttut, 9, Strabe,
OF. 9ouis, Z. SSult 1860. Sw. M0artts uno @alnut.
(Hil6. 2m0 y -f@ g ~ -
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

WINDOW PANEs SHATTERED.-It is sul2po-
sed that several hundred window panes were
broken yesterday morning by the explosions
of the cannon, while the Blues were enga-
ged in firing the customary anniversary sa-
lutte. The windows which suffered such
wholesale slaughter were those in the imme-
date neigAborhood of the foot of the new
Market. 1t is fortunate that the glass had
not been put in the large semi-circle sash
over the doors of the New Market House, as
it is supposed that every enc of them would
have been broken. If the good people
around the neighborhood had raised their
windows and allowed free circulation Of
air, very few glasses would have been bro
ken.
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MA Rim E. N E WS .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY Feb. 23d.
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson, from Bslti-
more.
Schr Davidson, Ryder, from N Y, mdze.,
for sundry persons.
Schr Black Fish, Shrouds, for Y.
Schr ) B Stribling, Goggin, from Charles
ton, in balla st.
Schr lmogine, Warren, from E. Shore,
corn and oats to b Bockover.
Schr Mary Turner, Smith, from Eastern
Shore.
Schr Ur,. uhart, Adams, from Smithfield
schr A Finley, Cooper, from smirhtield
produce to master,
Schr St Cloud, Thomas, from smithhe Id pro.
duce to master.
Schr l. Wheeler, Todd, corn and peas.
Schr Granary, Newbern, from c., with
cotton.
Sehr Elizabeth Forbes, Sandlin, from N
c., with corn.
Schr Lucinda, Mercer, from N c.. with
corn.
Schr NJ Fender, Kehoe, from N c., oru
to Delk & Lindsey.
Schr j M Whidbee, Todd, from N C, corn
to Delk & Lindsey.
Schr Mary, Walker, from c., corn. cot
ton and bacon to Delk & Lindsey.
Schr North Carolina, Kesler, corn to Delk
h Lindsey.
Schr Black Bird, corn to Delk Il Lindsey.
SAILED.
Schr Chief, Captain Eldridge, for Charles
ton, c., by Dek & Lindsey.
Schr Agate, Captain Atkins, for Sareus,
Mass, by Delk & Lindsey.
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HARPER FOR MARCH,
IL AT HATHA WAYS.

GOING WITH THE GIRLs.--The entrance in
ately after oyhood has passed away, yet
multitude take the initiative before their
boards are presentable. 1t is great trial,
either at tender or a tough age. For an
overgrown boy to go to door, knowing
that there are dozen girls inside, and to
knock or ring with absolute certainty that
in two minutes all their eyes will be upon
him, is severe test of courage. TO go be.
of the room without stepping on their toes,
and sit down and dispose of his hands with
out putting them in his pockets, is an
achievement which few boys can boast. Ii
boy can 90 so far as to measure off ten
yards of tape with one of the girls, and cut
it short at each end, he may stand chance
to pass pleasant evening, but let him not
fatter himself that all the trials OF the even
ing are over.
There comes, at last, the breaking up
The dear girls don their hoods, and put on
their shawls, and look so saucy and mis-
chievous, and unimpressibe, and indepen-
dent, as if they didn't wish anybody to 60
home with them. Then comes the pinch ,
and the boy that has the most pluck goes to
the prettiest girl, his heart in his throat, IAN d
his tongue clinging to the roof of his mouth,
and crooking out his elbow, stammers out
the words, ''Shall see you homer" She
touches her finger to his arm, and they walk
home foot apart feeling as awkward as two
goslings. AS soon as she is safe within her
own doors, he struts home, and really thinks
he has been and gone and done it. Sleep
comes to him at last, with dreams OF Harriet
and calico, and ne wakes in the morning and
finds the door of life;open to him, and the pigs
squealing for breakfast.
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DRUGS &C.
OFFERED BY
WALK E & co
JOBBERS. NEXT TO HERMANN T. co.
uARTSHORN'S CURE ALL,
IL Worthington's Cholera Medicines
Refined Shred Isinglass
Refined Sheet do
Hy Pophosphite Soda, in OF walls,
Do do Lime, do do,
Bicart Potassia, Bay Rum, (Genuine)
Appleby's Rail Road Mills Scotch Snuff
Lorillard's Genuine Macaboy Snuff
Woods Hair Restorative.
Flour Elm in rs
Ground do in 4 and Ms
Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL
Cream Tartar and Tartaric Acid.
All OF the above. receiving and offered low
BY Wake a. CO.
iie 10 (TO the rade.only.)
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For The Dan Rool,

[For The Day Booh.
An Ode for the 22d of February,
1860.
Ye hearts Ct Nature 8 noblest mould
Untouched by sordid love Of gold;
Hearts pure and warm, and bold and true,
This day, we will appeal to you.
This day-'tis hallowed by the tears
Shed by Nation sixty years,
BY every heart throb in that time,
Oi Patrio pure, al Fr-edon's tiun
BY every prayer that has arisen,
As incense sweet, from earth to Heaven,
That Unions bright and goldea chain.
No link shall lose--n rust shall stain
freedoms true IONS, arouse awake
Renew your tealty for her sake;
See on her hills where'r you turn
How dimly all her watch fires burn
Inat DAY has come, that hour is told,
W hose fires divide the dross from gold:
Ihat "time to try mems SOULS" is here,
And who, the faithful test shall feas?
Now, let each true souled Patriot stand
shoulder to shoulder through our hani;
His trust in God, whose fiat can
O'erthrow the traitorouS course of man.
Norfolk, Va, SEP.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK
John Smith, IT,, Proprietor

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor
II Rosenbaum, o Williams, Rio de
Janeiro; George Lewis, Princess Ann G. H.;
Charles Smith, Gosport; Charles Reynolds,
Richmond; James c Otry, Lynchburg; b p
Hussey, North Carolina; David NJ CartIey,
philadelphia; Patrick Crowley, New York;
James W Gaskins, G loucester David Ludwig
Portsmouth; James Lyons, William Scott,
Great Bridge; George Hanson, st Louis; G
T Shepherd, j Whtehurst, A Wrenn, E
Schmidt, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. G. c. Bortling, Proprietor.
John c Pendegrast, New York; C G NJ
Griffith, Philadelphia; NJ M hickey, Wash
ingtonj T Il Davis, II n Grogan, Virginia;
j Stark, Petersburg.
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
WE have now in store full supply of fresh
w Groceries, and are daily receiving loose
ID packed Tea of the finest quality.
Patapsco,, Extra and Family Flour, in bags or
barrels,
Smithfield and Baltimore Hams, Shoulders and
Midlings,
Adamantine and Ta)low Candles,
Pulyerized, Crushed, c. Yellow and Brown
Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Butter, Lard, Cheese,
Tobacco, Segars, &C, &c.
Which are selected with the greatest care
expressly ior family use. Gail and examine
JORDAN & BRO,
fe Il 70 Church street.
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CODEY FOR MARCH,
" AT HArHAWAY'S.

MAN KILLED.--We understand that man
employed on the Roanoke and Seaooaad
Railroad as fireman, accidentally fell IRON
the cars, yesterday, near Weldon, and was
instantly killed BY the wheels passing over
his body. ,e..
Portsmouth.
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| NORFOLK MARKETS. The receipts of Corr
are quite large, summing up $4,000 bushels
| for the week. The demand is fair, and we
quote Yellow at 1917, White 73a74, and Mix
ed at 70.
Cotton-Prme is held at IL. There is a
great deal Of iRterior in the market, which
we quote at s1Sal01s. No material change
in the market. We quote stained lots at So
al0, with limited demard, especially for
inferior grad g.
Flour--The receipts cuuttuue tar aud tn c
demand limited. Wholesale prices for ship
ment-c CASH $5.75a$6 for Superfine, Sc 5Oa
$6.75 for Extra, and $7a$7.2 rs for Family.
Staves-R. o. Hind. have declined; sales at
$32. Market well supplied with X. o. HID.
The supply for other kinds is equal to tho
demand, with no change in prices.
Bacen-Va. and N. c. b. r. ll% and
scarce. No change in prices.
Lard-Sales limited; demand light No
l2c.
Peanuts Market ranges from ST. to 81. Is,
aCcofuluS w qualify.
Naval Stores Receipts light, with limited
demand But little doing in the market.
Peas-B f. are dull. We quote at $l.l5
$l.l8, with full supply. Black are dull
at rs in store. Clay we quote at 95a9715-
market quiet.
A LADY IN Boors.-While peeping from
our sanctum window Yesterday afternoon,
at the various pedestrians who came from
the direction Of the Ferry wharf, we were
attracted by the appearance of splendid
looking woman, whose rich drapery was
distended with the usual extent of crinoline.
The streets were wet and muddy and much
too sloppy for the presence OF any OF the
dear creatures bat most of all; this one in
particular, we looked at her beautiful dress
as she reached Tabb's corner, and thought
to ourselves, what pity that handsome
dress must be dragged through the mud of
that crossing. We were mistaken, however
for just as she reached the curbstone, she
gathered her dress carefully up, and togeth
OF Win Ill huu singular Tie various SklrtS
underneath held them almost as high as her
knees. This upraising of dry goods reveal
ed to our gaze one of the neatest pair Of
calf skin boots we had ever seen before, the
feet looked as trim and as dainty as did the
famous slipper of Cinderella, while the legs
on Jim inia what pair of legs-we mean
the boot legs Of course. We are sure that
our friend Davis would make an everlasting
fortune, if he could only get the pattern of
them; they were the finest shaped boot legs
we have ever seen, that is, they were lost in
cloud Of dimity, and the mysterious fixing
of the feminine toilet prevented our seeing
what kind OF loops were used to draw them
on. Our mind wandered of tor moment
in wild speculation on the wonderful con-
strnction of the female form, and then back
again to the unquestionable genius Of the
resent race OF mantua- makers who have
contributed 50 much to Improve the form OF
so many OF the dear creatures, and while
our thoughts were thus engaged, the lady
in boots passed out of our sight and we saw
her no more. But we have an abiding opin-
ion that that lady was sensible woman in
thus incasing her oWn calves in the skin of
the calf.
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THR Court HsUsE FLAa.-Commodore
Barrum, who has Command of the city Hall
raised the stripes on the top of the dome of
that building yesterday morning and kept
it floating to the breeze until shutdown.
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CARRYING CoNCEALRD WEAPoNs.-A white
man whose name we could not learn has
been arrested for carrying concealed weap-
ons. He had bottle of common Whiskey
in his pocket.
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MEETING OF STocKaoLDERs.-The regular
annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad commenced
in Portsmouth to-day.
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ALrERoATIoN IN LIrrLE WATER STREET,
VIM. Walker was ,Dalked off to the City Inn
yesterday afternoon. for striking one OF the
oyprians of Little Water street. The case
is to be Investigated before the Mayor.