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PriUitiges Of Leap Year.-On the even
ing of the 5rd instant, the young ladies of
Forsyth, Ga gave leap year party to the
yonng gentlemen. The ladies engaged the
and galiantsd tbem to tLe Cha nei took t caro
Of their hats, overcoats and walking canes,
gave them seat and entertained them with
a sweet chat When lady wished to prom.
enade she sought her own partner, engag ed
his company, gave MIN her arm, and paced
the floor by his side as nimbly as dancing
nymph. After promenading with one a
while they would seat him and take anoth-
or. The young ladies administered very
sharp rebuke to the gentleman in show ing
them that all ought to be noticed without
distinction.
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The Mexican Treaty.

Uns OF the features of the McLane Mexi-
ra1 treaty provides for the admission of
certain goods into that country free OF DUTY,
" at such rates as the Congress of the u.
states may designate. Among these are
coal and iroa, cotton goods, all kinds OF
machinery, produts of the dairy ana farm,
Including all kinds ofgrain and Aaval stores.
81! kinds and parts of vessels for navigation,
tour of every description, and many other
AZ lc!es connected with United States manu-
tacturers.
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Further by the Overland Mali,

Sf. Louis, January t9th.-The overland
mail reached mere last night, and furnishe.
the following items from British Columbia
and Oregon,in addition to those telegraphed
from Maloy's Station yesterday.
The House of Assembly of Vancouyer's
Island dissolved on the 18th of December
preparatory to the meeting of new House.
elected under the representation act Of
1859.
Four British men of war were shortly
expected at Victoria. to reinforce Admiras
Baine's fleet, viz: The Clio, 20 guns Hero,
10 guns; Sapaz, 40 guns and Cossack, 20
guns.
Miners who have arrived at Victoria. from
the Upper Frazer, report richer gold dis
coVerles the previous month than durinp
any former period, many having made near.
y Two thousand dollars in three weeks.
coarse gold has been found in many pa-
ces' ana some claims paid richly without the
aia OF quicksilver. Many miners would
winter IN Douglas, Yale, Hope and West
minister, all Of whom entertained gloon.
anticipatlons OF the yield of gold the Coming
season.
The Dallas (oregon) Journal saws thai
several parties had arrived from the uppar
country Calville and Simslkameen. ali OF
whom coatrm previous reports in regard +.
the richness OF the mines in that region NJ.
one doubted the existence of rich gold de,
posisS on. all the streams tributary TO ths
Colamoia river on the west and north.
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Tie Massachusetts Personal Liberty BILL
Che Boston Courier concludes review of
the personal liberty bill of Massachusetts, as
follows:
That is where Massachusetts, now stands.
r'he personal liberty bill is either dead let
'er-a wooded gun-a stuffed scare-crow, or
it is possible and potential civil law. With
this law upon our statue.book, all our profess
sions of attachment TO the constitution Of the
u. s. are but 'ss sounding brass and tink-
ling cymbal.' They mean just this That
We will stand by the constitution SO far as
1t serves our interests, or chimes in with our
passions, EN- otions and prejudices;b but when
ever it comes in the way of any of these,
We do not hesitate to trample it ander our
icet.
And be it remembered that Massachusetts
IS the only State which, by legislative enact.
lnent, has nullified and made of no effect
statute of the United States, which its own
stitutional. Not even South Carolina ever
did that.
One more remark, and we have DONE
Here is e statute which everybody in Mas.
sachusettS knows to have been passed solely
to neutralize and nullify the fugitive slave
law. 1t is a law for which the republican
party, and none else are responsible. And
yet there is not member of that party from
Massachusetts, on the floor OF Congress that
will stand up like man and avow this to
have been the object of the law; and if in
terrogated, they would, probably, make
their escape In some sounding nonsense about
Liberty and the rights of man. And this
want of manliness in our public men is, to
our minds, one of the most melancholy facts
in our present state of politics. They blow
hot and cold; they say one thing in Massa-
chusetts, and another in Washington; here
they caress abolitionism, and there they de-
precate it.
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Vhe Pubic work's Contractors

The contrar+ors f)r materials on Public
Works are very FESTIVE under the delay in
rl Arising the House, and point to the piles
af .ranite and other materials which strew
rns ground on all available space adjoining
shc Trnnsrrv and other buildings, as proof
vi failment of their part OF contract Win
she government, for which they are clamor'
Gus for pay.
The same state of things exist both at
Charleston and New Cr!eans
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TERMS

The OAK boog vail be served to subscribers
t"a csn's pea wee payable TO the Carrier
We. sent by mail 1t Wi, be 81 per year, g.
80 SIX months. and 81 for three months, p.ya
tie tn advance
W Circulation greater shaw tine Battles
as both Cities eoAnn:a.cd. 30
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The FRENCH Mission

The State Department are engaged pre-
pairing instructions for Mr.. Faulker, Minis
,a' to France, IAey VIII be completed to-
day, when he will procs ed to his residence
A. Virginia, from thence to New York, and
wi. take his departure next Saturday
T,ere will at present be no change in the
Secretary Of Legation.
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Hints to Yosng Gentlem,en.-Don't give up
your seat in the cars, when you are tired out
with your days work, to pert ,young
miss who has been amusing herself with a
little shopping-she won't even thank you
for it; and if man is going to sacrifice his
rect, at least, a little gratitude. No use be-
lag polite to some ladies-there's an old
Troverb about casting their pearls before
what's their name2
Don't submit to be crowded of: the pave.
raent into muddy gutter by too advan cling
balloons of silk and whalebone. Haven't
your newly blacked boots as good claim to
respect as their skirts? Look straight before
you, and stand upon your rights like man
the ladies can contract themselves a little
if they see there's no help for l.!
Don't talk literature and fine arts to the
pretty girls of your acquaintance until you
IRE sure they XII ow the difference between
Thomson Seasons and Thompson's Arith-
.netic. And if they look particularly senti-
mental, then you may know they don't un-
erstand what you are talking about!
Don't ask a nice little girl aboat her doll
aless you are very certain she hasn't "coms
out," and been engaged in two or three fir
Vations already.
Don't say complimentary things to a
Young lady at party; without first making
ind you the whole time.
Don't accept a lady's invitation to go
shopping with her, unless you have previ-
ously measured the length of your purse.
Don't stay later than eleven o'clock when
rou spend the evening with a pretty friend
he wisest and wittiest man in Christendom
becomes a bore after that hour.
Deaf believe any woman to be an angel.
If you feel any symptoms OF that disease, take
l dose at sage tea and 60 to be1-it is as!
much malady as the small pox, and it is
your business to get over 1T rs quickly as
possible. An angel, indeed If you don't
ind out pretty soon that she lacks consider
ably more than the wings; ace are mistaken.
DON'T make up your mind about any
creature ia a belt ribbon and velvet rosettes
without first asking yoar sisters adyice.-
Depend upon it one woman can read anoth-
er better in five minutes than you can in
ave years!
and, above all, don't imagine that you
must keep your lady talk and gentleman
tax IN separate budgets, labelled and sorted
un'ess you want the girls to laugh at your
Wishy-washy sentimentalisns. Talk to
them IN frank, manly style, as you would
to an Intelligent gentleman. Don't suppose,
because they are women, they don't know
anything.
Remember all this advice, and YOU mav
make Gather less Of foo' Of Yourself than
you would otherwise. Georqe Wash
1ngto@ WyHyS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

nNE of the most desirable Farms in tn is sec
" ton of country is for sale. 1t is a portion
farm of MIR. Virginius DENLY, on the Elizabeth
river, four M lies from Norfolk Its location is
superior to any in this section of country. 1t
contains fifty acres, twenty-five OF which are
in cultivation. 1t has on it comfortable Cot
tage, with all the necessary out buildings. It'll
we'll stocked with Fruit Trees of both dwarfand
standard kinds. There is attached 10 it fishe-
~, said 20 be one of the best on this shore -
There is on the farm between two and three
hundred loads of manure.
Onlya small portion of the purchase money
win be required, the balance to be paid in year
iy ins,allments, with the interest. For more
Ahlnute description enquire of
SO. MERWIN, or to
IA ~ ISAAC M. SMITH, LAG Main St.
A GOOD COOK WANTED.
A GOOD WOMAN COOK, Can get sgood
"A home and good wages. Apply to
BENZ PEDDLE,
ia sO-lw Commercial House Main al.
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New York Markets..

NEw DIRK, January 2O.-Flour-is hsa-
w SALES of 5000 bbls. State SIS. l6a6. 20,
on,e So.10a5. 80; Southern So. go
neat is uuli and prices dropping.
corn is heavy; sales of 1000 bushels; new ,
" hite and yellow at Sass cents.
The market is firtn.
-, Lard-The market is dull and heavy al
l0al01. cents.
WhisEey-The market 10 dull at 90 cts.
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n 0tice.

ali Counnunications, &C., intended for in
&c ion. and Letters in regard to this paper,
Ecald be addressed to JOIN X. HATHAWAY
tditor ana Pr prietor IN order to ensure
i.uti0n.
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Arrival of the Circassian.

ST.. JOINS, Jan. 2Oth.-The steamer Cir
cassian from Galway, with advioes Of Janu-
ry the 9TH, has arrived. Her news is unim'
portant.
The sales OF cotton at Liverpool for the
five days previous amounted to $1,000 bales,
the market having been quite active Prices
closed firm.
Breadstufis had declining tendency.
Provisions quiet.
Cousols closed at 96]sa95T.
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5azs- The Navy Department received ad-
vices Thursday morning from Captain ln-
l.ian, commander of the African squadron. -
The vessels on that STATION, seven in.numoef,
are busily engaged in the prosecution OF
,ht r work. There have been No recent
captures. The usual good health prevailed
among both officers and crew.
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CO.PARPNERsH,p NOrTCp

CO-PARPNERSHlP NOTICE.
MT j. RYAN, (of the late firm of A. ].
1fls Mock T. Co.. aud JOHN 4. HIGGINS,
of This city, have associated themselves togeth.
Ell under the firm and style of RYAN & Co,
and will continue the Wholesale WINE
AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, at No Z Wide
Water street, next door to Barruss & Bro.
M j RYAN
JOHN A HIGGINS.
NJ. j. RYAN. with thank mlness acknowl-
edges the liberal patronage extended to the
late firm, and solicits its continuance for the
new
ju!6 M RYAN.
III Il A COPY week.
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D, Post Office sA6airs-- Fiirginia.-G. W.
Goldsby postmaster at Montross, W estmore-
land county, Va, vice W. Adolphus Spence,
resigned. Jacob NJ. Moore, postmaster at
Brown Hill, Wythe county, Va, vice H. H
Lockett, resigned.
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Petersburg Express.

This iavorite exchange greets US to day
10 new dress out and out. Larger type
rave bees introduced for the readir- mat.
ser, and the appearance oil the sheet, always
seed, is much improved. We congratulate
cur contemporary on the msny evidences
Of continued prosperity which appear in the
Express.
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.d.s~ Realf, Old Browns Secretary of
State, is expected in Washington hourly,
and will be the next witness before the
Senate Investigating Committee.
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-lB The agent of the Viceroy of Egypt
has recently concluded a contract for
large supply of sharpe's improved fire.
arms.
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New YORK Jan. 20.-At Rio Grande, Dec.
9th, brigs Gazette and Luna. Spoken, Dec.
sd, bark Paladin; 18th, schooner Isabella.
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In A BAD WAY.-Memphis, Tennessee, is
almost swamped in mud. The Az gus says
that at one of the most popular crossings,
drayman established hims If with mis- team
the other day. and did very remunerative
business by ferrying passengers across at a
dime a head, and the editor recommends the
immediate establishment Of similar ferries in
other parts of the city.
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Poss-0tice Afairs.-The site and name
of Merry Point, Lancaster county, Va, is
changed to Armitageville.
Appointments. William H Wingo post
master at Morris Ordinary, Prince Edward
bounty, Va, vice Hiram W Walt. resigned.
Isaac Nickells postmaster at Fort CIacki-
more, Scott CO, Va, vice Daniel M Ramev,
resigned. David G Willis, postmaster at
Walnut Hill, Lee CO, Va, vice VIM S Eley,
resigned. A Moseley, postmaster at Lewis
yiiic, Brunswick co, Va, vice James II
Moore, resigned. Hector r Sherman post
master at Murraysville, jackson co, Va vice
L g Tidd, resigned.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDURTRY
And Young Beginners.

Nn L:IS " IHfON S5
IA les at home. In order to commence the
encouragement, call down and examine our
large assortment of Tin Ware OF our own man.
utacture, which we are elling low, as we do
not intend to keep any more goods than we
csn possibly help, of any manufacture than on,
own. We promise to keep better assortment
than we have ever kept, SO that our CUSTOM
ers can furnish themselves with any article
Guttering, Spon ting, repair of Roofs, Pumps,
&c. Pipes made OF TIN, Copper, American,
English, Russia and Galvanized Iron, Zinc.
&C, and in fact anything in the House Fur
nishlng line. Give us call
A w SMALL co,
No 5, Water street,
ia 10 One door from Market S ,uaIe.
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GROCERIES.
1S0 BAGS Rio Coffee,
go bags Old Government Java,
20 hhds West India Sugar.
A. do Prime Sagua La Grande Molssses
100 bbls Crushed A and Sugar,
200 boxes Soap,
100 do Tallow Candles,
200 do No Adamantine do
100 bbls Roanoke Whiskey,
$50 do Virginia and PENNSYLVANIA old do,
so I" No 8 Mackerei
so do Bluefish,
zoe 900 segars, various brands, Fol sale low by
ia IL LEIGH 4 BRO.
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Thtrty-Sixth Congress-Firts SEES
sion.

SADS 1iiSc az VIC USUAL uOuf.
Mr.. Curtis said the eyes of the cosnf,,
were upon the House and they must sxrri,
cate themselves from their present position
The previous question on Mr.. Hutchins' nIs
rality resolution having been called il must h.
decided, and till then all dabate was ont al
order. Wv VI
The Clerk remarked that, while he wa,
Wiling to submit any question to the Houss'
the gentleman from Iowa could not tax
the floor from the gentleman from Missour;
to press his point. ''|''
Mr.. Noel, who had the floor, then procesd
ed to address the House. His opening re-.
marks were almost unintelligible in the re-
porter's gallery, owing to the prevalent CON
fusion, but he was understood to discuss The
following points: First, that the federal
governments compact of SOVEREIGN Sta,es
secondly, that the powers OF tie depar,-
pent are with special reference to The "a
served rights of the States, and thereby oro.
ylded for the protection OF both federal and
state governments; thirdly, that any at
tempted infraction is violation of those
rights, and the remedy is by an appeal to
ehe mode set forth in the constitution. and
not by notification; and fourthly, that when
all constitutional means have failed, reyoln-
hon is preferable to further submission,
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FOR RENT

A ND possession given Immediately. The
~ House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfol TX and Petersburg Raj
road Company.
apply at the office OF the Company for iu,-
thcr particulars.
ly l9-tf
(Herald and Argus copy.)
HUI'rEf, Cheese nd Lard for sale by j.
ID BELL &'CO-Goshen A No /, put up in
any size packages required, al low Iigures-
Good Glades Butter, No / Lard, English and
Eastern Cheese at wholesale and retail.
ia lS No Campbelps wharf
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GREAT REDuCTInM

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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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVER,

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY
II Some four months since, cur excellent
tov'nsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair Iestorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head,
whose top was entirely bald We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is MI.
ZEE eKIEL OF the efficacy of his discovery that
he has named it sPrhe Infallible Virginia
Hair RestOrer.'' MIR f. is about going into
an extensive manufacture of All article which
is destined to prove OF anxious interest to our
bald pated friends From Richmond Eaouiyer
Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article now be had of the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire fine mead of hair, have only TO uss the
Iestorer according to printed directions ON the
bottle. Those who have any doubts OF its eff
caCy, can have them removed in a short time
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORER
INFALLIBLE, proving tina, it is all that it is
Claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders 60 Main street.
r. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1859.
l. N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the HOLY Bi.
BILE, that have been bald for the past IL ears,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
ms Gay sworn TO before me, BY Nathaniel
Ezekiel. Jos. MAYO,
Mayor O. Richmond
Wake l. CO.,
Jan Ely Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
lI, = The alarming increase OF the dis
us ease OF the Stomach, within the past
lew years, mas awakened 10 ordinary attention
In the medical world, but with little effect in
staying its ravages, the most skillful acknowl-
edge their inability to remove the disorders,
and were itnot that others bestow attention to
the suffering, but little hope of relief would
they lind. Among these benetactors is DR.
HoSTETTER, the proprietor of Hostetter's
Bltters, Tor all diseases OF the Stomach This
preparation has no equal for giving tone TO the
stomach and vigor to the system 1t acts di-
rectly on the Stomach and carries off the m Or
nid "a matter there deposited, both speedily and
with ease to the patient. In fact it has been
well said, that no preparation extant Is as plea
ant in its flavor, and effective III its all aud
cure as this great remedy for Dlsrrhoea and
similar diseases of the Stomach.
For sale by BCRRUSS & BRO, wholesale
Agents, and importers OF braLd;es, Wines ard
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gisrs and dealers generally, everywhere
THE ORIGINATED BITTERS, are re.
commended by Physicians in their practice
A distinguished clergyman. who had taken six
bottles, by direction of his Physician, writes
us that they have cured him of Dyspepsia. OF
tw snty five years standing. Try this emedy,
pyspeptics |!
For sale by NJ. A. & C. A SANTOS and
WALKE y Co., and KING Toy, Nor
folk. j. d. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
Mrs. NinsIow, an experienced nurse and
female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
taa$k i've h.
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Mrs. WinslOw. an experienced nurse and
female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by soften ing the gums, re-
ducing all tnfammatioE--will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my d "
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FREIGHT for Columbia N Carroll.
SSAss ma, Apply to
60 ROGERS LANGLEY,
Commercial Row.
ia lS-6t Newton's Wharf
ESNiME itA v MA SPECIALIST have just
J. received few 1000 choice Havana Segars.
which am retailing low by the box.
"a le L W WEBB
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Something New of Late ImpOr-
tatiOn.
GOLD GENEVA WATCHES
GOLD GENEVA WATCHES ~
n III A II wind and set without ~
key they are a new invention
and an improvement on the Watches Ey4
that wind and set with the handle
Call and examine them and the great variety
just received at the first class Jewelry Store OF
c. r. GREENWOOD, consisting partly of Ex.
tension Rings. Diamond Rings, Regard Rings,
Plain and other Rings, White Lava Breast Pins,
Box and Glass Breast Pins, Etruscan and other
T6imb!es, Etrnscan and Coral Scarf Pins, Spec.
tacles, &C, &c.
All Of which are of the most superior quail
lily, were bought very low. and viii be sold on
accommodating terms,
CT GREENWOOD,
jai9 81 Main street, Head OF Market Sqr.
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
Mr.. G X DICKINSON. 80. LIZ ssee and Manager.
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. eist, 1860.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
OTHELLO
Othello. ........... MIR & X Dickinson.
laeo....... .......... Mr. Richard Penistan.
his disappearance.
DeSdemoha ............,, Miss Josephine Ruth.
her first appearance.
Ehlllla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs II F Nichols.
her second appearance.
lG conclude wi h
THE LIMERICK BOY
To Doors open at 7-commence at i to 8
O'CLOCK ia 2i-ns
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Great Reduction in the Price of
Shoes

5NAE subscriber has determined TO run off
l. his stock of Children's Misses, Ladies',
boys and Mems Rootees of various kinds. They
wall be offered at prices lower than they can be
bought for. C1AS # GORSUCH,
ia ~ No 3 Market Square
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TIMOTHY HAY, GLOVER HAY.
a GOOD Article, for sale at market rates bv
n w SANTOS B. co.
No Al w Water street
ia 20-4t Rear New Custom House.
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CANOE PICKED UP ADRIFT.

CANUE TUCKED UP ADRIFT.
A LARGE POCOSIN CANOE, was picked
"A up off Ragged Island, inst above Chucka-
tuck, on the 18th Of December last. The own.
er can have her by paying expenses, and la
king her away. RICH'D EAST,
Ragged Island.
ia 20-lm* Isle of Wight Co. Va.
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WELLINGTON BOOTS.
ENOR the Ladies at No 10 Market SQUARE.
u VERY CHEAP,
Only few pair left. Call soon or Won will
be too late for the bargain.
F W SEABURY'S SONS,
ia ~ I3 Market Square
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COMPANY r..

Notice.
A LII persons indebted to VIM ROBERTS,
~ JR., & CO., will please come up and nav
tnelr bills for the past six months. Ali bills
que before that time will be put in train of col
lection. All claims against the firm will be
paid on sight. iao1
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g u MA EThlNG NfCE--Just received. a
~ choice lot OF Smithteid Hog Round Bacon.
ana lot sale by I d WILBERN,
ia Il No Campbell's What.
u "a uTlFUL SUGARS, Cut Loaf, Granu-
- iatea' Pulyerised and Brown Sugars
Call and examine for yourselves. For Sale by
T d WILBERN,
Jazz No CampbelPs Wharf