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A LETTER FROM THE WIDOW OF JOHN
BROWN.

BROWN.
To the Editor Of New York Tribune, Sir:
through the columns Of The Tribune, I wish
to correct sumo misrepresentation aAoat in the
country through the medium Of Q small book
namely, that Mr.. Brown was guilty Of several muir.
among which were the wives Of two men,
whose bodies (the wives) lie burned to ashes t.
escape detection. Now, permit me TO say 70 whom
it may concern that it is no, OF all strange to me
that PrO-Slavery men should rack their inventive
genius. fred by frenzy, even to the last extreme
and Desperation, to fabricate and set afua, false
to prevent a sale Of the memoirs of the
life Of one whose influence, with that of others, il
the scale OF liberty operates SO powerfully agaiDs,
them. both morally aud politically.
False witnesses appeared against the great Sa.
vior Of men both before and after his death; and il
it DOT enough for the servant if hs can fare as well
"a his Master did? The public may rest assured
shat Mr.. Brown never committed the murders and
the burning of the bodies Of murdered wives tc
ashes, which ere so maliciously alleged again.
him; nor over confessed any such thing. Neither
do the reading, thinking, libeity-loving part o.
community believe that such reports have even tn,
shadow Of a foundation. The spirit and tenor o.
his letters, his speeches, and his department reat
BY the civilized world during the last few week.
OF his earthly career, testify conclusively aut
unmistakably to the character Of the man.
Truly yours.
MARY ANN BROWN.
North Elba, Jan. II, 1850.
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LECTURE BY T. E.. SbLIoT.-Mr. Suhot will
give = lecture, this evening friday in the Town
Hall. On "The influence Of body upon mind; and
tho religious duty Of all, especially of literary Sc
dentary people to study and obey the laws of
Ilsalth.pI M 1IH80Q ,IGt4lH . IG2l
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Gerrit Smith was in Utica a few day, since.
lie is gaining slowly, but fods X necessary to
keep himself under the tutelage and serveilance Of
DR.. Gray Of the Asylum. lie returned home the
same evening, lie soon will embark for Europe.
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t6S~FRANcts ELLEN WATKINS is authorised to
obtain subscribers for the Buglc. and to receip'
or any monies paid on account Of the psper.
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The BOGUS can be obtained every Friday. Of
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"Mr John Martin, of Clark county. Kentucky,
has gone to Canada tor a repentant fugitive slave,
Who writes that he will gladly return from free
destitution to an easy bondage"
When Mr.. john Martin Gomez back with hi
slave, We trust the public will be informed of the
fact. 1t is one thing to go to Canada after a
slave. and another and very different thing to
bring him back.
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60 Pal PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE.
Commencing Monday. January 10th, 1861
Trains leave Alliance as follows:
ooISo NORTH.
Mail, 8.39. a IN, arrive in Cleveland, IL 2s. a m
Express, s .37, p m arrive in Cleveland, 1885 p m
GOING SOUTH.
Mail, 1913 p m arrive in Pittsburgh 435 p m
Mail, 1873 p m arrive in Wheeling 6l6 p m
Express. 10 43 p N arrive in Pittsburgh, 2 80 a M
Express, 1Q.43 ? m arrive in Wheeling { so q N
RETCRNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cleveland, Gas a m and 835 p m
Pittsburgh, 2 IN and As p m
Wheeling, IL Is a m and 945 IN
j. N. MCCULLOUGH, Prest.
F. r. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Agt.
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NOTION AND VARIETY

S T 0 II E .
Please call and examine our stock of Dry Good
and Notions, DeLsines, Prints, Bleacbed and
Brown Muslins. Chitzes, Ginghams. Driils
inga. Bleached and Brown Cotton
Flannels. Plaid, Striped, Plain,
Swiss Null and Book Mus. s
lins, Friends Book
Muslin Ltk'fs,
Shirt Collars,
Baby Flan- r.
nels Gents and Ladies' H'dk's,
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Ladies Gloves, Knitting Cotton and
Woolein Yarn. Pocket Books. Porte Mon. -
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Tapes, Bonnet Rutches, Silk Oilclott,
Corsets. Skirt Supporters. and Notions Of
all kinds. We call particular attention to ouf
present stock as it 10 the
most attract z. E.. BARR. tive stock
that we have aver bsen
able to offer to our numerous friends, customers
and the public generally. Store, one door west Of
M'Millan's Book Store. E.E. BARR.
Salem, Der %. 1859. n
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.'u,sburg, Fort WAYNE and Chicago Railroad.

Mail Train arrives in Crestline o. IL IN, in
Chicago, 1915 p m.
Express Train arrives in Crestliue at IL p n,
in Chicago 10.45 a m.
Mail Train arrives in Pi,tsburg at 500 p m.
Express Train arrives in Pittsburg OF .05 a m.
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A full assortment Of Historical, Poeticai, 8
entifc. Biblical, Juvenile. Law, and elegantly boa
lei s Books,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK.
VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor.


w g Whelden, T D Ridgely, Baltimore:
James u Adams, Philadelphia; d McLind.
say and lady, Miss Wilson, Currituck, N G:
9 Brooks. Peter Fraux, Hudson G Wolfe.
New York; Z II Holloman and lady, Sur nv:
Miss Fannie Birdsong, Samuel G Birdsong,
w Scott, Sussex; Thomas W. Oliver, W
h Gwaltney, Sussex; W W Sylvester, Deep
Creek; Hon David Outlaw, Windsor, N G;
z Benbury, g W Thompson, North Caro-
lima; Col Il H Kelly, Nansemond; Capt Leon
Bardin, Uruguay; G johnson, Edenton;
Jno M Wolfe, Hillsboro, N G; 4 q Price and
lady, A Goodwin and lady, Louisa, Va; o
onultice, Goochland; Miss Shultice, j Dam
larry, Matthews; W A Bohannon, william 4
Wright, l. l. Lassiter, Richmond; Captain
Arthur Campbell. Ship Arabian; Captain c
= Ellis, Ship Simpson; Captain G Watson,
Steamer Potomac; 4 Buckham, South
Carolina, Miles Roberts, Gates County; WIN
lvey, Hampton; W G CRANBERRY, Curri-
tuck county; W G Buchet, Prince George
county; Nj ID Hathaway and son, HEREFORD,
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DIED.

This morning, at O'Clock, WIN VESPASI-
AN ELLIS, son of Mrs Ellen Ellis. aged 4
years and 10 months.
4- The friends and acquaintance Of the
family are invited to attend bis funeral. which
will take place at l2 NJ, to morrow, the 81 ins,,
frem the residence OF w H Ellis, on Holt
street
In Charles City Co. Va, Jan 25th Airs MARY
AMBER DOUTHAT, vie of Robert Routhat,
Esq, Of Weyanoke, and eldest daughter Of the
late DR. Jaquelin A Marshall, of Fauquier.
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NJ A Rim E NEW s
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb !.
Steamer Adelaide, Pearson. fm Baltimore.
Schr Sanora, Todd, fm Richmond, fous TO J
M Smith h Bro
Schr Jefferson, Jarvis, FIN Yorktown, corn.
schr Patriot, Rollin, Petersburg, corn to J NJ
Smith & Bro.
Schr Lady Washington. Knox. I'm n Z, rori..
Schr Telegraph, Jones, FIN " c. corn.
Schr Alexina, Smith, I'm N G.. shingles. to
Odom b Clements.
CLEARED.
Schr Ann D White, for New York.
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FIsB,--Absut seven O'Clock last night,
small shapty used as an oyster opening
house, in that part of our sister city known
rs "Calisornia," from some csuse unknown
10 Us, caught fire and was destroyed. The
Aoss may probably reach the Immense sum
Of ten dollars tits presumed to be acct
dental, as the subject was too diminntiye for
tncsAdisTSsm.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH

Capt. c. G. Bartting, Proprietor.
J 4 Ransom, Ii Whitehurst, Virginia. y
B Gwyn, Ohio; l. Mercer, New Jersey; ;
Freeman, Baltimore Francis Skinner,
Thos Merwin, Mary land; henry Atkinson,
England; Theodore White. Philadelphia; Nj
L Evans, South Carolina; TAos F Cherry.
Tsrboro, N C; J Il Rochelle, South Hamp.
ton; Weathersber, Newborn, N G; C Russ
and wife, Princess Anne County; James B
Davis, New York; " J Bennett, Hampton;
g W Thompson, MurfreesborO.
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NAyoa'a Cousr, PoRrsMouTE-G. ". Grics
Presiding.
Nothing to dc this morning. Perhaps the
weather last night had something to Il"
with she dearth of business-kesping the RI
osous and disorderly within DOORS
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Mayors CouBr, NoRrobz-E. + Ferg"
queen, Preceding.
Officer Nelson last night arrested whit
msn named Samuel Lambden, charged with
larceny and embezlcment of One hundrs d
Dollar note. he was examined this morn
lag before Mayor Ferguson, which resulted
sn his being sent on for further txamina-
ton.
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8. 4 X. R.--The Stockholders et the
seaboard l. Roanoke Railroad Company,
are to hold their aenua meeting in Ports
mouth tomorrow.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK
John Smith, Jr,, Pronrietor

A l. Smith, Petersburg, Va; r W Taison,
Surry county; b Richardson, Sussex county;
VIM g Brown, VIM Jones, Richmond, Va;
C l. Nickle, Yorktown; James Matthew'S.
Cumberland, Va; 8 Fl MARITIME, DR.. Rich d
Hall, John W Stsrke, Whitshurst, vir-
ginia.
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SERIOUS Acc1DKsr.-A painful and serious
accident occurred in the Hermitage woods,
short distance West of this city, on Saturday
morning last Mr.. Acquiils Malone, worthy
citizen, went to the wsods to shoot robins, but
had only been tn ere short time when the
barrel OF his gun burst into thousand frsg
ments, tearing and SCATTERING his left hand in
mo horrid manner Soon after the acei
dent, Mr.. M. made his way to Mr. Egeliing's
residence, where his hand was bound up, when
he again started to the Medical College, to have
It properly dressed, and, If needs be amputated.
Mr.. nj. has wife and three children depend.
snt npou his labor for support.-RieA. Di,patet.
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The SAKE PRrca.-Mr. Walter Doyle ASKS
rs 20 say to our readers that the wooa'n
his ysrd will! be sold at the same Prize" II has
been heretofore, aud that there Wall ne no
increase OF price because oil the snow
Many persons will rssdily appreciate tue
iiberaity of this conduct, when they con
slider the effect that snow has heretofore ha'l
.sr wood offered for sale in the market doca.
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GOING AT TWO DoLLsRs.

GOING AT TWO DOLLARS.
MICE Black Cloth Cloaks are selling now at
IN ~ 90 at SO Main st. Also, RaglanS at all
prices. Some more of those fast col0red Prints
at 10 cents fine Black Alapscca at 25 cts. Gas.
simeres, Cloths, Sattinets and Vestings at a
very low price. New style DeLaines are sell
ing here at 20 cents yard at SO Main st.
ia! NUSSBAuM & BRO.
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CHAsssp.-The name CT the1U. 3. steamer
now being rebuilt at the Nary SaEd, has
been changed from "D'patca" 70 "PscG-
bossGs."
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DrsoHAReE.-we learn that a discharge
occurred in the House Carpenter Depart
msnt at the Navy Yard yesterday. A dis
charge was anticipated from the Ship Car
pentsr's Department, but the rumor was
uafoupded-at least, Tor the time.
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His Counsel. George Senaot, of Boston,
is TO defend stephens, the Hsrper's Ferry
coDspirStor.
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Differs RIIrERS-Baker's Hoofs nd's
ID Hibbard's and Hostetters, large supply,
Just received AID for sale by
ia "a l. w WEIR
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COWS FOR SALE.
ryasnn rTDrNh ~ N EsU ~ M vTvN . a.,

COWS FOR SALE.
rINffE UNDERSIGNED otiera for sale on
/ EVERY SATURDAY s,s~,urxx>
Oh Market Square at O'Clock. 3sSz8
several valuable fresh MILCH
COWS and their CALVES. As .s=seAmaa-.
being ali experienced person i'll the selection
u good Cattle, he ilfo1nis the public at large,
that he will always have on hand quantity
the same description.
DANIEL MALONy, South Church ST.,
il I'm Norfolk, VA
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JuPda's submarine Wrecking co.
'fNHE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to make
l. contracts for the raising of sunken vessels,
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 i'll AZ hours. Also the steamer
New World recently sunk in the North River.
ANY information viii bs cheerfuliy given by
the Subscriber.
ia Gin VII BUCK
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The Young Mems Christian Association OF
Alexandra observed last Friday ay of
prayer Tor the preservation Of the thio..
All infant son OF MI. Jonathan McAtee was
burnt to death in his cradle in Nor. an county,
Va, a few days ago.
VIM. X. Barbee, the Virginia Sculptor, is
now in 81. Louis, exhibiting his statue OF the
"Coauette."
The Ladies OF Fairfax county, Va. are glory
ing in the independence ofpAtriotic homespun.
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Mnfipn

lave on hand for Hire, Horses, Carts,
Il Trucks, Drays and Hosting Horses, Tor
which will take all kinds of work for the
same. w THAYER,
Agent TOR 4 THATER,
DLS- Stables on Hin street, rear OF Bloodgood's
~ Goods Store. ia o0-2,g
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JORDAN ~ BRO, Cheap Family Grocery,
d 70 Church street.
We keep constantly on hand Crushed, Pull
veIized, c, Yellow and Brown Sugars, Flour by
the bag or barrel, baltimore and Smithfield
Hams, Shoulders and Midlings, Butter, Lard,
Cheese, Brooms, Buckets. Fluid, Molasses, and
all other articles to be found In a well kept
Grocery. Give US call as we believe we can
give general satisfaction au
forget at JORDAN Il BRO,
aga 70 Church street
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M1LrrARY VrsIT.-We learn that the Nor
so,k Junior volunteers, commanded by capt
Alex Santos, will visit Gloucester couoty
On the 22d inst. The Juniors have received
"a invitation to spend the day With the
yo,k River Rifles IN tina. occasion, and 1t
q meeting of the company held at their Ar
xnogy last evening, they unssimonsiy Votea
"a 20. We predict ioE this company R'"-
ious good time among the hospitsoie gonts
I'D bes utiful ladies OF Gloucester
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A CARD.

7 TAKE this method of expressing my grs-
i titude to my numerous patrons for their sup
port during the past year, hoping that have
in every way given entire satisfaction.
have used every effort in order to render
my work durable, as well as excellent i'll point
of finish +; and hoping that have been sue
cessiul in these etfoItS f4nost earnestly and re-
specially solicit Continuance of the patron
age of my former customers, as well as that OF
all others who desire to encourage Norfolk en-
tsrprise.
Ipromise the same punctuality in fuiure
which has heretofore been one or the leading
characteristics OF my business.
Z 4 DAVIS,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
is27 No "a South Church street
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GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP
FANCY STORE.

LOOK HERE LOOK HEREI
waRa AM selling Boots and Shoes as
cheap as they can he purchased by re-
- tail in any part of the Union / will
mention few o I the prices.
Ladies Goat, Morocco, and Lasting Boots, from
rs eta to 81 II cts
Gents French Bsots. Spring Bottom Sewed.
Cents Opera Boots, Spring Bottom. sewed IS
Fine Calf Boots, Psgged, So rs
Fine Opera Tap soled do So so
Long Grain Boots, So 25
Heavy Tip Boys Boots, from 81 to sr75
Do do Grain, from 81 rs to 50 90
All kinds OF Children's Shoes
Balmoral OF Fine thick soles
Also Fine Light Soles, price from So 81 to ~ rs
Persons who purchased this article 9 months
ago, say they are the best they ever wore.
VIM HORNER,
No l6 Union street.
jazz Next to Merchant'sHoteI.
DEACH BLOOM POTATOEs--A lot 81
Peach Bloom Potatoes, in store and for sale
low by I'D WILRERN '"'e
ln36 No CampbelPs Wharf
CMITHFTELD HANIS-Just to hand nsr
- r r aud Smithiield Packets chaire
lot OF Hama unsurpassed by any IL this city.-
Call and get supply.
RAYMORE Il STONE.
lala No 6 Campbell's Wharf.
I EADs. ZINC, Go We are now in RECENT
IA OF Lead ana Zinc, all grades. ior ssie
Wholesale and retail by
1s% NJ A s. G A SANTOS.
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GREAT REDUCTION

N. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOURCENTS
Do HERALD do do do
And al! the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
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Auction Sales.
JAS. L., BELoTE, Auctioneer.

BY FERGUSON IL BEfOTE.
100000 SEGARS
4 n a UCTI ION,
IN BOND AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, NOR
FOLK.
w E will sci! on February 9th, at ! , o'clock,
w at the Custom House,
iuO,UO0 splendid SEGARS, i'm ported by Hen.
Iy fitzgerald. direct from Havana, consisting
OF quarter and tenth boxes, and in bhls loose.
ALSO,
Several boxes Pine Apple Jelly
lie attention u the trade is especially di-
Tsctad To this sale.
FERGUSON l. BFLOTE.
"a 55-lo' AuGt!uaeers.
{H q A ,kt,1- 81
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

GREAT REDUCTION.
n foBk LEDGER ONLY -FOUR CENTS,
Do HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR CITE
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
CROMWELL'S DIRECT LINE
Between Norfolk and n. York

x<Ef%S The steamship Potomac, Captain
..-zssaGaAsaAs WatsoA, will leave Norfolk for New
York every Wednesday at IAN, and leave New
forming a Weekly direc. Line between Nor
folk and New York.
Shippers are requested TO order their goods
rom N York by this line as they can rely on
having their goods landed in Norfolk.
For freight apply TO
THOS. P. CROWELL, Agent.
"a Higgins' wharf NotiniA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

NO. l CREAM CANDY.
our Cream CANDY unhesitatingly affirmed,
" is as good as the best manufactured 10 the
United States, consisting of the following IA
Banana.
ja3I CJORDAk T. SON
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

GOLD WATCHES, JEWELRY AND Sill
YER WARE,
TUsT received, fine assortment of the 40
81 following goods; 70
Gold Hunting Watches of different AVW.
kinds and most superior finish 60
Gold Chatelaine and Vest Pins,
Chsteiaine Pins. Revolving Cameo. ana b and
g Breast Pins.
Finger RINGS. Buckles, Gold ThiHlbles,
Plain and Etruscan Bracelet Bands, &c.
Sterling Solid Silver Cake Knives,
Fish Knives, Buckwheat Cake Servers,
Pie Lifters. Spoons, Forks,
Richly Plated Butter Stands,
Card Baskets, Candlesticks, sc, Sc.
The above goods are warranted OF the most
superior quality, and will be sold at very low
prices on accommodating terms.
CF GREENWOOD, 2hAIain street,
ia 2u Head OF NJsTset Square
OF 81 copy)