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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
NOTICE.

DISSOLUIION
NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
heretofore existing betweenaSimen lively and
Mitchlen, at Polk, Ashland County, Ohio
under the name of Hi4ely s. Co., has been dis
soyed. ISL c .
The books are in my hands for settlement.
S~.@HIVELY.&
2 August Is 1860. a5dfgs o Sw*a9 s.
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WILD HUzzAs-AE Abolition campaign
song inquiries 5fE &sas. tseg-
ssOh hear you not the wild huzzas ray azrsI

"OH utdt you uob u ILH --EZEs
That come from every State,
For honest Uncle Abraham,
g The peoples candidate" q A
To which the Utica Herakds responds: awe
are compelled to say that we do not hear the
wild huzzas,' but are willing 20 take your
word for it that if there are such 'huzzas,'
they are certainly wild"
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si9S~ COND1rIoN-o of INFIRMARY. Y5f TBoI va
Aticles made by Matron and Inmates during theTo2s Z .
past year: % pair of Pants, 81 Shirts, Al Calico 8A1 y q
Dresses, 40 Aprons. II. Pillow Slips, 4 Roller Towels,
IS Sheets, IS pair of Hoserie, 8 Flannel Dresses, 2@
D 2 = a Bed Bed Ticks. Y " Ea% P9nas .s 80 shiP P9H rrzq
forts, 10 Vests, 0Night Caps. 8 Capes. 4 Bolstefs, - &933 &
g Table Cloths; whole number of Articles made sEKkJ
478: and So yards of Carpeting.h aiaAs sas $3.50
eoEDiTIoN oE FARM.D .H9HYYT
Built and Repaired some Fences milking all in : =
Stock on Farm, 8 head Of, Horses. sMilch q VS.. a.. y 4
81 ; y be ss'f of H oesst g. Sheen, Old and = young L VA 7ao4 &c
; ASres IS Of s Corr Pasture. T. ssf e S e gss + sSassss st e MgS s. q A
3 =; SsI ! Il; / Are ,.s:: E as = a;si fi e ss E ssssI com com D T.
u Farming utensils the same asglastc year. except,
one one Flow ! :. =, - =. : s :. ~ $3.50 sssss ~ q ~ e., s,a
The whole number OF Inmates in, the Infrmary
during the past year has been 60, So OF thern belongs
TO the United States, from Germany z from Eng 49,. -
land, 2 from Ireland, l. from Scotland, 4 rem
France, 1 from Switzerland, | from Badpni the
wh =, n aaa .h Va = ! rtv-6re inannlatess II IwTbao51s ,is5sIsssq
90 are, Males and 70 Females, the oldest Is II years PHI
of age, and the youngest z weeks DID, therehas been > Il
during the past year. Deaths and 2 Births 81 ,.slaa sEz
The Number of Paupers from, each Township:
Montgomery Q, Ruggles 1, Hanover II. Mexican 8
Jackson ], Perry 5, Orange 2, Green g. Yermillion
10, Olearcreek 8, Milton 4, Troy 8, Lake ], in aI G55@
The health of the Inmates is coed with o#o<oEdaA a
The Tnfrmary is kept neat and clean Sahas mach efssso3f
Credits due to the Superintendent and Matrons fofhsssapIl
= ~ THE STATE o. ONO, .iia%
shiendCo.ss srs,J slF[-
|hibit OF the Receipts and Expenditures and Condf-
ton OF the Ashland County Infraary for the yea.
commencing June 10Th, 1899, ana ending JnnsIV'
1850. JOSEPH 7STRiCKhANp3IUE"
a J. s MARTfNsesesa ,ytfhK ~
D.. K HULEsssfgq ~ xEtaEJasps sfS
Directors Of Ashland County Infrmary. ae>zas
r. july, IL, lS6u-4wI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
THE WORLD
-. OR. JACKSON,
THE CELEBRATED
INDIAN PHYSICIAN,

avs# 4s oE ERIE CITY, PA.
MAY BE CONSULTED AS FoLLows-FREE OF
~,sa~ = s.r CHARGE.
FREMONT, O., Kesler's Hotel, Thurday, Aug, 80
F0STORIA, o., FRIDAY, Aug.Si
FINLEY, O., Crooks House -
III n I0 Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 1 50
Marion, O., United States Hotel, Tuesday Sept 4
DELAWARE, O., American Hotel, Monday, Sept. 3
MaNSFIELD,O O., Wiler House,
-. Thursday and Friday, Sept. 6 Z
ASHLAND, o., Miller House. 40 ~ =
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. s & 9
ERIE, PA, 4 h95 ,sssabgE sl Sept. IL s. II
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office al Ashland Ono,
IL Aug. Is 1860.
Austin & Co. SINNERS Harriat ]. Miss
Bigps r. NJ. Wood James
Basford George 2 WALES Samuel
Bears william Winemiller George
Barr Mary Mrs. Walter John
Collier Lemul Winbigter Richard NJ.
Doty Joseph 5s Yaton John
DiIler Joseph q Pancost DR.. H. u.
Furguson William Price George w.
Gazetteer Shredder Henry sei g
Gardner Jacob Shelter Mikel
Gibson James a E Stanton Anson
Hoy Catherine Mrs. Schwartz Philip
Hill William Sloan Margaret Miss
Jonson Rebecca Mrs. Woodruff Simon u.
JohnsonI MARY "A Miss Miller John
johnson D.. D. 14 -ls-5 Miller j. w. -
M,Mahan John 4edl Needs Jane Miss
Miller Hester Miss Munson G. 5. .
Martin Susan Miss NJ, ~ a
4 Persons calling for any of the above Letters VIII
please say advertised.
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COnsnezHeeTacob H1lderDrand, d.
j. r. Glenn, j. j. HOFFMAN.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

New CASTLE AND WIDE WATER STREETS
The condition of the corner formed at the
junction of the above named streets, has long
been an eye sore to all parties interested,
from the fact that no effort had ever been
made to grade this particular locality, ana
Wide w alter street at this point was half the
time impossible. The Street Inspector,
however, has taken this part of the city in
hand, and is now engaged in inaugurating a
new state of things. He has had New Cas-
tie street graded, and is now engaged in re-
paving and grading Wide Water street,
with the view OF turning of the water.-
This, when done, will be quite an improve
lAent, which has long been needed nd which
will greatly facilitate the transportation of
goods from the Baltimore Steam Packet
Wharf.
The interchangeable Street. Inspector hopes
by this work to get clear OF those unsightly
and unhealthy ponds of water which inva-
riably accumulated after rain, and which
generally remained Gu hand week or two
thereafter.
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CHEWING Cum The habit of chewing
gum is like appl ing small air pumps TO the
bases or the testh. Whel the gum is sepa-
rated from the tooth, it forms a vacuum b.
tween itself and the teeth, and the conse-
quen ce OF it is a violent strain on the denta
nerves.
The bad results may not snow themselves
Immediately, out the boy or girl who indul-
ges in the habit may calculate ON having
rotten Teeth when 10 the prime OF lile. Nor
Is this all. Tne habit, like tobacco chewing,
induces d.. unnatural how OF the humors to-
wards the mndt,i. where it must be elected
as saliva. fhis is bad enough when it can
be elected; but wheH irun sickness or other
cause, the habit must oe discontinued, the
result may be, and no doubt has been fatal.
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HARPER FOR MARCH,
IL AT HATHAWAY'S.

The TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY.-To.
morrow is the one hundred and twenty
eighth anniversary OF the birth of the I'M
MORTAL WAsHINaToN. He was born on the
22d February 1892, and died in 1899 in the
sixty ninth year of his age. The booming
cannon at dawn tomorrow will usher in
one of the days which has been made patent
in the heart Of grateful country. WASH
1NGToN was, by birth, a VirgiHian, but q
whole nation claims him as her own, and
the celebration of his natal day will to-mor
row be the upmost thought in the minds of
the American people whether at home or
abroad. Monuments have been reared to
the memory of this great man in all sections
of the Union, but the most enduring of
them all exists in the hearts of his grateful
countrymen-a monument, which shall
endure as long as time shall. last, and
viii in future ages, when the tooth of time
shall have destroyed all vestages of the
work of man, still exist, and keep green
the memory of him who was "first in peace,
first ia war, and first in the hearts OF his
countrymen."
We hope for the sake of patriotism, that
our people will make proper observance of
this day, and that no spirit of violence or
discord will arise to mar the glorious ami
versary.
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THE CELEBRATION To-MeRRow. The va
rious Volunteer Companies of this city will
parade tomorrow in celebration of the anui-
versary Of the birth of WASHINGTON. The
Battalion will form on Market Square at
three O'Clock in the afternoon, in the follow
ing order: The Blues, in command of j.
Vickery, will turn out with their usual full
ranks, and will take the right of the line.-
The Juniors, under Captain A. f. Santos.
will close in on the left of the Blues. The
Greys, Captain }. d. Moore will fall in on
the left of the Juniors. The Rihemen, under
Major Lamb, will cone next, and the young
Cadets of the Norfolk NJ ilitary ms. itute
under Captain Clark, will bring up tha Fear
The whole Battalion will b under the com
mand of Captain A. F. Santos, the Senior
Captain of the Battalion.
They will march through Main Str,.t t,
Mrs. Southgate's Seminary for young ladies,
where Miss Salle johnson, of Petersburg
will, in behalf of her fair companions, pre-
sent to the Cadets beautiful ti.l, which
will be received by Cadet " IL. Watts, nt
Portsmouth. Alter the presentation, the
Battalion will move through tn, principal
streets and be dismissed.
We regret to learn that Company f..
known as the Southern Guard, will not b.
out on the occasion. 1t is asserted that tots
command will be unable to parade on &C.
count of the non-arrival of their uniform
caps We take great pleasure in repeating
that they will make their first public parade
in one or two weeks.
The other new company, kno VA as the
Washington Guard. are not equipped, and
will find it inconvenient to parade also. We
hope to see both commands in short viii 9
on the streets.
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CORRESPONDENTS OF THE DAY BOOK
RICHMOND Va. Feb. 18th 1850.

RiChMOND v De II GU. lCti lOUU.
Mr.. EDIroR IL wrote for your paper
few days since, an article against the Oyster
Tax. which you kindly published. Permit
me to trouble you again briefly on the same
subject. The Oyster Tax Bill will come up
tomorrow in the Senate, and we have
strong hopes Of defeating it. l have con-
versed with several members and l think
convinced them that it will not only Cypress
the poor laboring man, but that it will drive
away packing establishments of oysters out
OF our city and State, because four tifths OF
the oysters packed are planted in the months
ofJune, July and August, at which times this
bill prohibits planting.
That vast number of our citizens with
their boats, will be idle for three months, at
which times they make more clear money
than they can in the remaining nine months.
That the mixing up of the Slave Inspection
Law with the Oyster Law is calculated
to array class against class, and ALLEVIATE the
non.slaveholders, who are as true to Vir-
ginia and her institutions as are the slave
holders themselves. l have warned them
of this, and think they will heed my timely
caution to beaoare.
l ana sorry l cannot attend the Oyster
Meeting tonight, but hope you held it; and
am requested by members of the Legisla-
ture to ask you to send up your proceedings.
ACCOMACK.
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Jones, on South street, Portsmouth, was
entered by some unknown person on Sunday
night last, no doubt, with the intention of
committing robbery; bat some member Of
the family happening to be awake at the
time, and hearing strange noise, went
down stairs to see the cause of it, which re
suited in two men, supposed to be white, is
sueing from their hiding place and making
their escape.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

THE WASHINGTON MoNuMSNr. -To-morrow
is the anniversary of the birth Of WASHING
TON, and we propose that all who visit the
Post Office during the day, shall provide
themselves with dime, which they shall
drop In the contribution box that has been
placed there for the purpose OF receiving
such donations as visitors may see tit to drop
in. Tomorrow is also the day set apart for
the inauguration of the shalt. which is be-
ing erected to the memory of this great man
and to which this money is being applied
This then, of all the days in the year, is the
day to contribute to this fund, aad we would
be gratiEed to state that considerable
mount had been raised,
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RrMRMBER THE Poor. Gold and disa
greeable weather is suggestive OF the suffer-
ings of the poor, who are unable to procure
sufficient fuel for the comforts of their
hearths. Wood is now selling at high
price, and there are doubtless hundreds OF
our fellow creatures in Portsmouth who are
now nightly and daily shivering over hearth
stones half warmed, with only few tagoIs
or fragments of fuel, or it may be with
nothing but ashes and irons to remind them
that they had a fire once. Let us remember
that she who giveth to the poor iendeth to
the Lord" 1t is u self sacrificing. soul
soothing and inyigorating reflection to
know that we have alleviated the suffering
of fellow being. Let those then who re-
cline upon downy beds, and doze before
blazing CRATES, contribute their mite for fuel
for the poor, and thus make themselves
as comtor table aoithia as they are without;
convert every blast that howls around
your home of ease, into wall OF shivering
humanity, and the picture is not too highly
wrought. Remember the Ladies Fair, for
the benefit of the poor, will open at Masonic
Hall on to morrow night, and we sincerely
trust and hope, that all those who are able,
will contribute to the laudable enterprise.
Young gentlemen of Portsmouth we call
vour especiaL attention 10 the above facts,
and hope that you will respond literally.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
iERCHAN rS' HO EEL NORFOLK

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
OK Knowles, Newburypor:, Mas; A Il
Lindsay, Deep Greek, Va; Robbins, Nor tn
Carolina; Samuel Edwards, Norfolk County;
} A Rogers, New York; Whitehurst, s
Il MARITIME, E W Hardy, Virginia; John
Clown, Richmond.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. G. q. Bartling, Proprietor.
W Lewis and lady, New York; Augustus
W Long, Wild Wood; N Sykes, Norfolk Co;
d } Refues, Washington
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Cooley FOR.MARCH,
" AT HATHAWAY'S.

RELIGIOUS lNTELLIGENCg.-We are reques-
ted to give notice that the Rev. Arthur Nit
chel, Of Richmond, will preach ia the Pres
byterian Church in this city tonight, and
on every succeeding night during the pres.
ent week, preparatory Gas is the custom in
that Church, to the administration OF the
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper on the fol-
lowing Sabbath.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

JoHN-BARLgY- CoRN.-This well known in
dlvidual is still sojoarning in this city, and
yesterday made two gentlemen play sundry
and singular pranks on Cove street, much to
the delight of a numerous throng OF little
boys and the admiration ~ of sundry ladies
who stopped their domestic affairs to " illness
the aforesaid pranks. Old John b. c. it is
feared will never die!
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LADIES' FAIR.-We understand that the
fair for the benefit Of the poor of Ports
mouth will be opened at Masonic Hall to-
morrow. We trust and hope that the citi-
zens generally will patronize the laudabls
effort of the ladies who have the matter in
hand.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

DEDIoArIoN.-The Independent Fire Co.,
OF Portsmouth, will dedicate their new En-
CINE House on tomorrow night with
an address by the Rev. M. r. Watkinson.-
A pleasant and agreeable time may be ex-
pected.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21
MA Rim e N EW s.
,oRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
TUESDAY Feb. 2lst.
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson, i'm Baltimore,
Schr Minnie, Cobb, I'm New York, In ballast.
Schr Exchange, Barnes, I'm Baltimore, I'D to
Charleston with an assorted cargo, put i'll Leak
ing badly, having had three leet of water in
her hold,
Schr Like, Brown, FIN Lynhaven, corn
Schr Virginia, Humbard, fun Chinqoteague,
wood.
schr Elite Saunders, tm James River. lum-
Der.
Schr VIM Kennedy, Smith, I'm N c, cotton.
schr Emma, daisey, i'm N q, corn and cot.
ton:
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

phasoNAL.--We are pained to learn that
the venerable Vice Consul of France for this
city, Pascal Schisano, Esq, is now danger
ousy ill, his disease being Carbuncle of
malignant form. He has now entered his
S2ad year and we hope that he may over
coule his affection and be enabled to attend
10 his duties as usual.
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DRUGS &C.
OFFERED BY

DRUGS &C.
OFFERED BY
Wake d co
JOBBERS, NEXT TO HERMANN T. co,
HARTSHORN'S CURE ALL,
II Worthington's Cholera Medicines
Refined Shred lsinglass
Refined Sheet do
Hy Pophosphite Soda, in or walls,
Do do Lime, do do,
Bicart Potassia, Bay Rum, (Genuine)
Appleby's Rail Road Mills Scotch Snuff
Lorillaid's Genuine Macaboy Snuff
Woods Hair Restorative,
Flour Elm in rs
Ground do In \ 8 and rs
Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL
Cream Tartar and Tartaric Acid.
All OF the above, receiving and offered low
by Wake co.
! lie IL (ro the trade. only.)
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

MECHANICS HAaL.-Workmen are engag
ed in clearing out the rubbish from the toun-
dation OF the late Mechanics Hall, and the
contractor Tor the New Hail expects to COM
mence operations ia a few days, provided the
weather will admit.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

ANOTHER FIRE Aboat eight o'clock last
hight, some unknown person set fire to the
kitchen on the corner OF Court and King
streets, Portsmouth, but it was discovered in
time to be easily put out.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

The WEATHER. We have charming
weather to day. High and Crawford streets
looks ms busy as 'bee hive, and the streets
are at times barricaded with the beauty and
fashion OF the city.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

BACON-BACON-
UST received, a very nice lot of New Va.
- Bacon, which we offer for sale low by the
Hoground, or retail by the piece.
ALSO,
1900 lbs Baltimore Sugar cured Hams,
Breasts, sides and Shoulders,
Smoked Beef hams and Tongues,
Please give us call aud learn our low cash
prices. E BELL g co,
fec MOI Campbsll's Wharf.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

NAVAL commander WIN. Radiord, as
been ordered to the Command Of the U. 5.
Steamer Dacotah now fitting out at the Cos
port Navy Yard.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

Fnn,-Y esterday afternoon, about four
o'clock, the kitchen attached to the residence
OF Mr.. Richard Grimes, living on South
stleet, Portsmouth, was discovered to be on
tire, but was extinguished before any dana
age was done.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21
Local Items.

MsyuA's Court, PoRTsMoUTu-G. W. Grice
''restdmg
Henry smith, white man, at his own re-
quest was sent to the Aims House tor one
hIt!uth.
Matthew Connolly white man was sent
10 the Work House for one month.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

OLDNER'S EYE OPENER.
ENTLEMEN are requested to taste
" OLDNER'S DELTA EYE OPENER,
1t is the best drink of the day.
Oldners Delta Eye Opener Is the purest and
best tonic ever offered to the American people
Can be found everv where. 1t is recommend
ed by the best physicians in this city. 1t is
pronounced by all who have ever tried it to be
the finest stimulant ever introduced.
Inquire for it. Don't be satisfied without it,
and then thank the inventor for so delicious a
cocktail. For sale BY the Agents in Norfolk.
ROGERS h LANGLEY,
re IL No 9 Commercial Row
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER?
WHEN the cause can be removed by call
w ing att w SEABURY'S SONS, No 10
Market Square. and make a selection from the
following goods, just received:
Ladies very heavy Morocco and Goat Bootees,
with and without heels.
English Lasting CATERS, very heavy soles,
with and without heels, and other new goods
suitable for Ladies wear ut this season OF the
year.
tents very heavy Scotch Botto IN Caters,
DO Quilted and Scotch Boots,
Do High cut Scotch Walking Shoes.
Such goods as we have enumerated above
are well calculated to prevent any attack Of
rheumatism or Neuralgia, which the present
Indictment state of the weather might induce
So c"me down to Market Square, No IL, Sign
of the Amer lean Flag.
+. W. SEABURY'S SONS.
e9 No. 10. Market Square,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
GRIFFITH, MOORE & CO. have re-
" ceived by steamer Asia, from England, a
portion OF tn cir spring supply of Trace Chains,
he. all ofwhich they offer at small advance
on importation cost, to the trade or at retail,
No II East side Market Square, Sign of the Pad
Lock. Ie ID
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

SELLING BELOW COST.
o HAVING determined to close out my
RAssliA ''''A Oh 000'' ana SA0e'' will
Women's Planters,
Women's Calf and Grain Bootees,
Mems Grain Boots,
Mems Calf Boots and Bootees
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes, at and
below cost.
Selling off ,0OS pairs Mems and Women's
Overshoes, at rs cents.
Call early, and secure the Bargains at the
Cheap Shoe StJle.
THOS McCANN,
A Main street,
feb 3 Opposite Johnson's Hall.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

(NODFIsH, Onions and Potatoes, for sale
~ wholesale and retail by
lie le ] 4 JONES
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DOLLAR CATERS AGAIN.

DOLLAR CATERS AGAIN.
naEs ANOTHER lot of those La.
dies Caters with heels, medium
soles, OF which we sold so many
to the full satisfaction of our Gus.
toners, received this morning, and sold at the
low price OF one dollar. Ladies please give us
cal! and examine them even Il you don't
fe is Opposite Bay BOOK Office.
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.
WE have large assortment at 25, 375S, so,
W 62x, rs, SIN, 81. and 81 IS, together
with good assortment oil goods in our line
Give us call MILLAR'S.
fe2 IL Market Square.
ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE
THE MODELER OF FASHION
III AS Just introduced SPRING AND sE
II SUMMER STYLES OF
GENTLENI EMS DRESS HATS, -
He is so well and favoIably known as Practi-
cal Halter and originator OF Fashions, that all
are assuredo getting an eXquisitely beautiful
Hat, peculiarly adapted TO every mans form,
made under has own roof and superintendent
OF the finest material. What every body saws
must be true, that Stevens is the place to get
the most becoming hat that can be produced
only $a, superior to any in the city ut S..
My friends and the lovers of taste, beauty,
and economy, are respectfully invited to call
ion, save dollar and get better Hat
r H STEVENS,
Practical Halter,
fe2s No Market Square.
BUTTEK-BUTTER.
NALL and see what splendid Butter | am
~ selling at rs cents cash.
JAS JONES,
fe6 No 2Campbelps Wharf.
ALL CHOICE CUTS.
! HAVE just received TINS morning and
l. opened for retail barrel OF Choice Corned
Beef, all prime Naval Cuts. II you want some
thing nice in this line, call on
fe IS JAS JONES.
MILITARY GOODS,
MILITARY GOODS.
lust received, Gold Lace aud Braid Gilt
a Buttons, Webbing. Bayoaet SheAths, Cart
ridge Boxes, Yc- All ~ want can now be sup.
piled at low rates at
CT GREENWOO
fei3 Head OF Maghet Square.
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BALANCE OF THE LOT.
4 NY one disposed to help in closing out the
n remainder of the stock of
GENTS WINTER GLOVES,
Can find some good bargains at No IS.
fel JH DAWSON.
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GREAT REDUCTION.
N. YOBK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
Do HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
TAS h JON LIS has in store, 70 bbls OF Rump,
- and Prime and Mess Pork, which he offers
low.
fec No Campbel's wharf.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

g EGARS-We have a large assortment OF
~ Havana Sesars, which we offer low at whole
sale and retail.
fe2 M A A SANTOS
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-21

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w n nave large lot OF Window and Sas
"a, Siass nom & X = 10 IL 20 which w
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