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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

UCTI0E NOrICE.-S. q J. DO0ART, AUCTrONgERS.
The day At 10 ocscek at the marble MANSION of ma late
john r. Jones, State street opposite br9sd avenue
village u Sing Sing I'll the nsguhesn, esood aor
chamber and dinng fuInitore, Earning Utelis Wa
sons, hsrncss sc. = -
THIS DAY,
AtZ ocnok ut 81 Mshen iaaa second story vsichmskcr
Tools aad AsterAs small 10, VI Jewelry Iron safe de-
- WEDNESDAY II h.
At s O'clock at Ia WEvsrey place elegant rose wood and
mahogany parur, dining room and cham Furniture
-. FRIDAY, l3lh,
AZ O sclocs, 4. 81 Greene see gentsei household rurn
turs &c
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a RrHUR r. GULpsMrru. AUCrroNxEs

A RTHUR +. GCLDsMTTH, AUCTIONKER.
IA Large sale Of spendid Bouseh1t Furniture
This day Ctuesday), April l01s o. 10 O'Clock,
y.ns me pvsAe resdenca no 90 h sFev. Ee
Wa made order for the cwCcr by Roilne ElcoS and
hera Of equal celebrity srd therefore Gamble relied first
Rosewood Pianolorte full "a octave
Rosewood Parlor suites IN Moire Antique and Satin,
Rosewood Suites III Velvet Aoqust.
Escritohe,
Ceu.re Tables,
Sick Brocstel and Lace Curtains
Drawing contain rosewood Plano. round
pearl nac tablet city maker and
Instrument CT
Paxor Furniture brocate and velvet
queS taiso medallion chairs to match elegant Consoles
sofa SIDE Tables elegant gold g Tables and
Work Roxel ladies' rosewood Gscreoire, lined throughout
tsps With French plate and backs gsnsemens costly
Bookcase with Writing Desk combined do1rs,
private drAwers &c Garner Eegares rosewood Panoa,
nAdc IN Pah English Brussels Carpets mosaic Rusa, ele
Bands Tasses and bouquet Centre Pieces eegsn. OH Paint
mEp, BY eminent artss siso, costly Engrayings,
bronze Figures, Psrian and sistuary marble orna
meots, bsqus Figures DiunG Room. Extension
Tea Get silver Table and Tea spoons Aser Forks bA
lancod handled sad Forks fun Trays English
Glass, Urns Decauiers China Dinner sad Tea Sets Ruby
Warc Of every description Chambers-sol6 wood Bed
also WasAs,ana role, Set English Brussss Carpet spring
Mattresses pure hair Mattresses feather Blankets
0hoo1D Piuows Clocks, Mirror, Spitooos Turkish
Lounge and Chair Oh Paintings, E1sravnss Third and
Wsshtands Carpetns in Roou Kitchen
Basement Furniture Of description with which the
GAls VIII Sale positive, whou. regard 10 weather
No postponenent
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ElAEDy PL -NrS AND F..owEas.-w S. MoiLLVAIE
street hardy kosrr honey sBrses Carnations Desss. Psu
aes. veIbtnl suitable 70 plant out At this
6ersuiuns Roses, FuscnAs &C. in bloom, from Peter Bon
deEsCn. Jersey utty.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
n n. G. EpEy, Auc,ionssr.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrTRr,
COsTLY PLANO,

- -. - Or PAINTINGS, 10
10 occk AZ the private residence No rs Twelfth be
TIVE en- filth ana sixth avenues al the household firare
sac house made 10 order for owner, Consisting OF
Perlo Cea1s6er and Dining Room Furniture together wi
costly Rosewood Carved Panofore, Hall 4 make g
ssgphcen, inst sr also valuable Paintings by old Dutch
'sseEs, do DC Full particulars IN subseqden adyertue
me.tA.
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UCTION NOTICES. \ J. BOGAgr, AUCrfOSEgR9
a sAiesrocm No North " Titan street win sel on we'd
neSdsy> April H. O ocloaE, hs private resdsIoe "a
Wa7ers plaza AL the elegant rose snd asxrny par
lor chsbe- and ding Furniture ooainsd tho aboys
house siny ~ rosewood ps.os la Ia sssn broca5e.
essJ and reception ChAs sosswosd marble top csntc Tables
French plate pls Ald nsDs 3asseS velvet. tapesr, Brs
sells an tes ply Carpe.s elegantly carved rosewood BED
stead % marble op dressing Ssseaa DO Wash-taDc
wood WARDROBE sohd mahogany French BetsIssie
marble tor resns Bureau -nros Wasssan6s mahogany
Werdtobes ssir sa,essss feather 0Ss AVID Bclsrs.
Soda Lounges, mahogany extension dpADg Ts1-
dining room Casrs. chin. dinner Sets CASA De
oAoters TurblerS and WneA Bssisnd Ooeth bass1e us
md kitchen rurruro Catalogues De had al tho sucGos
No. North William street
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EDWARD n IupIow. AUCrIoNpSH,

~ HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Is LUDLOW q co. VIII ssB at auction on Thursday.
April H. ls6o at O'Clock al No 4S Brrow street hossehoa
Furniture Tie entire Furniture contained IN said
sspg par4 Of carved mahogany Chairs mahogany S,sa
Tebes Tees osnre Table,
Plane Bsrmore msnusc,urer; gut oval Mirror and
armssk uaips gilt Cornc. Brussels aud ag-er
mshogany sofa Bedsssd Dressing Bureaus writing Desk,
rich hhus and Glassware, China together
assortment OF Kitchen Furniture with hch sas will 90
street.
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AsTRoIsoGY.

~ 49,
SfONlsH1E0-NADAAE MORROW, SIvENsu
II daughter born with cau her face ceusos spss-
marriages tells how and often marry ar ID CSC
from the beginning TO tbs END OF rfe and % your srat
wrnder, tells your very thoughts Fee only - cents uan
others atop copying adyerieernen no is isoow sst
near HossOu. Gentlemen rot HdmlSoo
MRS YouNa--rHIs asToETs HINa ASDf ATUEiTGf
WI gifted lady returned 70 this city, ard Car Ss trE,
asiy Fourth s avcns % NE pas plessnI
future. Ladies' Is cents; gentlemen ~ cenm,
9EaDAME LRAvEY, tbs sxvsNTH DAUGHTER, -Ax
MI he about lsve marriage Assent ffjends
al he events Of NE at lb Elizaoeth she rSsA
speedy marriage and Dies lscsy rneeT sdies css&
Gentlemen 80 cents,
az B-wHoHas NOT HEARD OF THE crIE3RAvyr
Nsdans PEEwsrERi She has beeo corsrA,d BIZ So.
hands n this and other cities With entire sassc or Hs
Soo95eut equal She tells TIE O. your futg
viz or nushand that Of her 7ise if W wish ,rrr
give call at 2t Third avenue above Twenty Graz seS
laden 50 cent?; gentlemen. 81
rx7 no WOULD NOT GO wHRRE FORTUNE Ir--(so VI
w sse MISC WELLINGTON. Zoe grea English propt9.a,s
suaIly or by isttsr all sfsss lie love- cnursair
perry soler lawsnjs furnsyx btiien treseayas
drunken unfaithfrl husbands ned Ac Nlsv a.
select assortment Of pure Roman and ARABIC t,isnasS -
love- good luck and business xsir general asd syf m
.s9'ect ~ Mf, Ss-2rS. - &C s..5-, sSs 10 .,Sv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

II r. LUDLOW AUCTI0NEEH. SALE
~. q property GA Nassau street Ut. h. LuDtOw 90.
VII sell Al auction Friday April is ai ~ O'clock
Msrchana Rxehsnge New York By order OF sasrsns
Court under hs direction Of John H. Harnet referee
NASSAU s1REsrThs vsinsbie lot together with the build
lngs thereon the side OF Nassau street csmnsn
g feet inches nsrth OF Ann street 10. 2sx7U Maps 20
Gs ascaoneer's Office No Pias street, Broadway,
X, II. Ludlow A uohoueNr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

TosErh hEaEMAN.- wEDNEsDAY, APRIL Il, AT .
~ CLOCK ~ precisely al No. President bstSesn Gin
ION and Benny street, Brooklyn very large aud general
soren Of handsome Furniture Of 10, very beat
ure. In excellent order ParOr5irseweod Psror Suit
piece spepdid mahogany rosewood walnut and oak fs
win marble tope aud mirrors rod mahogany
nut bookcases centre end wok Tables rurksh Uhars
French reception DO Carpets Chambers Splsndt nshoya
and painted Ssts with best Mstense, and Beds Mir
ror Wardrobe large quantity OF exceies Bedding nosty
together with The kitchen Furniture
Catalogues ~ The saiesrooms
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IMPROVE TOUR KyRs, BY NJ. WAR,
/ OPTiOtAS,

Persons with weak be spi.d with glasses whin
wifi xrcatiy benefit and moi strain the sight Parl
tor paid style OF Perspective Ground iass Of the
finest flint Which, through ther hlh polish sud grouna
the pures vision highly led
tbe best 10 neir efe upop the for preserving and a-
provtnR the sight In continued writing and reading.
sighted persous and those upon for cssrse
car also be suited.
and socts the patronage ~ all wsut OF his articles.
warrants s spectsces purchased OF him 10 SUR The sign
for years change The glasses without extra charge.
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saf1Fss Az Avur.ou+
n. rNsps, AsTIoNxKR,

HENRY a. s ,SsDs 4 ss SEs:.sx d..
sisya1lT OIL PAINTINGS AND ENaRAvINda
kksaf u LssD5 co GIN sell. Al sacton. "a ~ eve:
sgs Wednesday llth and Tharpday, I'M Il prN ~
sseet each svsaing q tbs rssdsas j. n BLssssr Hss.
w wss Foqreenn street. enc door yes, q Rsah svssae
spssda private oollsc.on Of O.! Painting, Wafer ooors
aAf aasos generally sabaae sizes and ders,le
sueeess Fhs colesa has been msde during seri-s d
~ hS srese crner, without regard 10 fer Tia
tsHGos az hA sola ssly booauss be d.
eca hesseS spng There very few private oesAons
In tbs ri, hal val exceed this IN me panber 81 sh sass
artists Of hs snsent and modern schools We win
ne,se Me s.rs bs. refer % No cs.sssss which YIN "
fran M date until tho day also the two cyenin9s vro
voa the sse Tesev Of aanisxior be obtained n oS~
csDce Ne q Saasau street.
Henry LEEDS AUCTIoNEEE-sALEsaOOM No.
IL - hAssat stree.--HEshl II. LEEDS i Co. viii sell
sIcpn 90 Heansscay April H. 81 the private resdsace No
i5 Vest wenty third street Eve doars OF
gensei hoaehne Furniture consisting OF wilton Brussels
snt Ingram Carpets mahogany Fsror Suites Cloth
rosewood marble top ceDtre Table, gilt smo pisr Hroa
lsce and oroesee curtains and tornces LounRs hair ootn
mshtsaay AID black walnut wsrdrobes, Bedsieais ADD
hair hatrses Boseys ADd pio Oh Cloths brussels air
Carpets stair Rods &C. Alo Kitchen Furniture with which
tna sale " iCuUm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

J. BLEECKER, SON & CO.. WILL SELL AT AUG
a. ton on THURS DAY April II, al IL h., at The Ger-
Chants' Exchange
on l4sp very desirable lots north sds lis feet
weN q It'll svepus, 25x1. block each.
ON 1s4rH kTkEET,-S very desirable oss souh xds IFS
test west of 7th avenue, 25S1l block each
These q rapidly ID ygIus and
well worth the attention OF purshssea sales Rhsoiue
MAPS, terms, 40, ST No. 7 Pine street.
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n II. LUDLOW, AUCTToNEEa. HANDSOME HOUSE
II hold Furniture 81 anction-E II. ludlow 4 co Will
s q suction on Friday April T. 1890 at Il O'Clock at No
Eat Seyenseenh street Fifth entire Furo
ure contained In said houee consisting In part OF csgsnt
carved rosewood Piano flushed bark and pearl keys made BY
G<le Coz rosewood Farlor Furniture SOFIA, Chas rete
yees N crimson plush Eeeeres large Mirrors Per
Centre Tables WsrdroOa 9edseads gsidg aud Brussels
snd ingram Carpets, Oilcl3tb &C. III
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u II. LUDLOW. AuCrIoEssR- SALE
~. Of property OF Nassau and ANA streets u. r. LID
O'Clock a the Merchants exchange New York order Of
the supreme Court under direction Meaas rsfsree
NASSAU ANN srRgr1sThe valuable lot together With
the buildings 'hereoa the northwest Of Sasssu
tHn streets berg feet IN trout 10 feet rear by 10
feet on Ann styest and 70 feet SIDE SrREsr
The valuable lot together with the building hsreoa adosrr
tho e6svs the north being 23xe Maps So 81 The
suctoneers elce Ne Pine street. Broadway
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TDw ARD ST ANTON AUCrIoNEEE, WILL SELL THIS
~ day, fMcndev) Api g. at lohz o'clock the Of
the Barber shor No s. oerck srse ne.r Bsncsv. sss.
MIRRORS tables Chairs rIcors ,s rsrtnrs. tcye.
SO SC. Sale positive Terms cash Auteaesrs sesse ~.
~ North WillaIp ne Ar
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4 UCTION NoTIGE--FArCY DRY GooDs HOSIERY.
"A Ac.-CH akBERS FAIROHILD, auctoneeys VIII ssli
on wednesday April H. at 10 O'CLOCK al their eaesroon NO
i3 Nassau ee stock OF fancy iry Goods Hos
suks Ribbons Iaces Caliooea Desines, Buttons
fsS Cotton Gods sheetnss sbrrgs linens Wool Goods,
ohl srs Hoocs Csps stockings; sso Gents shrs Collars
Hsnt lsrcAefs seotuss also Counters Counter s,os
o. -,..cs. =. &c.
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~ were-A large sails For cssa
street by J. s. d. BARfLRTT suctloneer Cali aud soc;
sale, - -
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A s. RICHARDS AUCTIoEKSR.-sPECTAL AND
n PEI eptcry Sale OF 500 Boots Shoes Bosaus
Caters a, auction by RIC9.Kps WHITING 90 wednes
day April H. at los O'Clock a. store A. Corsndt street.
being complete catalogue of New Goods dres. from the
msnufeciory, also an invoice OF stock Goods.
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Onward sCnsNCK AUovIoEEyR WAGONS. HAR-
~ osss &c ~ r. x r H. SoHfNCK---This day, -
81 Ugh. road Wagons two ssad Wagon gnt
box Wagon Also double and single Harness. 40.
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IgNHy q. hNRTS, JR., AVUrIONKEg
III VIII cell on
TUESDAY Aprf ls
A. II O'Clock, Mt I2s Broadway
A,agooss Safe OF segars. Tobacco, &c. se'av ss ert.
Stock os Mr.. Vim q Lenica Cnprising choice insor.sa
Segeis OF the following known de Nhi
Parssss hspsnoa, Club Bouas, Buchanan Cosnrs Tels
repho 6ubuins korcha and other Concasg sras BAR
vuelss Resasa 10 Ass fine Os prg and choice saok-
irg Tobacco pgcthes with tie store FIXTURES Show Cssss
10 = Dest Gbai-s, Iron Safe. no. 40
Terms cssh In Dsns esie money. By order
ELfAS PirtHER, Assignee.
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"A. suction on ThG SsD1Y April Il Al Il oelSet a. DC
ON Hap SIT lots sou,h nde 81 n. 2eass Madison.sv
ON 6rH Av.-I lot southwest cor. of 1861 street
ON 5rHAV.--l Io4 south west OF l3Ttk street
ON BROADWAY "a lots southeast OF 2lAh street.
ON IOrH Av--4 lots southwest Of 2lih strest
ON SIT lots sonth side, 81 10 east 8rosdwey, oppo
ate the residences OF Messrs. 8EAMAa 4 FERRIS
The Harlem river bosts will running In few
days stopping 25k ST. ana intermediate landings Title
perfect. TxKks VERY LIBERAL
1Aps, 10 at No. Pine Ct
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]. BLKKOxRR, AUCTIONEEB.
a.. Tweaty hhh street Houses az A1ctou-
"A. BLRECKkH, son co. will cell Oh Thu sday, Apfu
IA q " ocosk, At the Merchants gxchsnse:--
OK TWENTY SrRsRrS,x TIRE tory brick Houses and
Lots known Nos l les i0 LOG ia and "a East Twenty
I'm sGeeA near fbrd avenue Houses % By 90 lots ~ By
s89 Very desirable residences FOR email families
Terms liberal. Nsps &C., Al No. Pine gtreet.
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/. A UcTIoN NOTICE SPRING SALES OF FURNITURE
= soxHENRY GREEN. sucheneer 49, william sre.t
New York. gves his personal stenon 20 all ases
IN him III sev York and Brooklyn. Good prices insured
ard settlements nlAde day.
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nEAFrgss AND NOISES IN TBE HsaD--H &
~ CoISTON surgeon from England, continues to apply
his new and extraordinary treatment Particulars SELF
cure upon receipt Of stamped envelope Consultation
free daily Address No. Huntington street South Brooklyn
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& UCTfoN SoriCE-Loox AT rgIs- PERSONS
"a about removing wnl nd TO aetS advantage call on
the Metropolitan kxpress lia vsrck strees Four horss
for removing furniture city country Furn
are packed and ShppO All kinds Of rich ed
with ut he oHsst price.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-16
CITY OF NORFOLK to-wit:

At a meeting of the Common Council,
Feb'y l4th 1860.
Present.. James Moore, President.
=" Solomon Cherry, Vice President.
Messrs. Belote, Dickson, Hartshorn,
Leigh, Ludlow, March, Reynolds, Robertson,
Saunders and White.
The minutes of the last meeting IRE
read and approved.
The proceedings of the Select Council
held Feb'y 9th, being under consideration,
the resolution Of that body, authorizing the
Board of Health "to engage suitable per-
son to proceed to Washington and represent
to the proper department, the subjects re-
ferred to in their communication" was on
motion of of March, concurred in.
The amendment of the Select Council to
the resolution adopted by this body at its
last meeting, with regard to the vac cinatien
of the pupils in the Public Schools, being
under consideration, on motion of Mr.. March,
was not concurred in.
The reference to the Fire Department
neer, with regard to the Union Eagine Com.
pany, was on motion of Mr.. Cherry concur
red in.
Mr.. WIN. G.. Diggs' appointment as
Measurer OF Salt, Grain &C., was concurred
in.
A petition was presented from Messrs. o.
Windsor j. C. Weston, and others, praying
that Bottetourt Street be graded, and the
curb stones set, and on motion of Mr.. Dick
son, was referred to the Committee on
Streets, for examination and report.
The Special Committee to whom had been
referred the matter OF investigating the title
of Norfolk County to the County Dock, pre-
sented an elaborate report; which on motion
of MIR. Belote, was received and adopted
and on motion of Mr.. Saunders, ordered to
be printed.
On molten of Mr.. Cherry, Gen. Blow was
requested to prepare memorial to the Leg
islature on the subject.
On motion of AIR. March, the Ordinance
regulating the Market, was then taken up,
and passed second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Belote, the Ordinance
was rel d third time, and adopted section
by section, with several anendme nts, and
additions.
On motion OF Mr.. March, the Ordinance
as amended, was read "a third time by its
title, and passed.
Mr.. Saunders presented the following res
olution.
Resolved; "That no Railroad track shall
be laid across any side walk-ner shall the
present grade Of any Street, be altered for
that purpose.
Onmotion of Mr.. Reynolds, the resolution
was referred to the Committee on Streets,
for examination, and instructions to report
at the next meeting.
Adjourned.
}. HARDY HENDREN,
Register.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK.
Wm. L. Walters, Proprietor.

WIN. H. Wuuef8, PROPRIETOR.
S Williamson, Baltimore; A r Elliott, E
NJ Hardy, Norfolk County; E 4 Haynes,
Florida; Frank King, W T Potter, Jr.,
Providence, r 1; Col. G W Lane, Houlder
Hudgins, James Simmonds and lady, Mat
thews; Thomas d Jones, Hartford; General
VIM Taliaferro, John T Seawell, Glouces-
ter C. H.; DR.. VIM K Gatewood, Middlesex;
Miss Georgia Steptoe, Scotland Neck; John
" Russell, James City County; M Hickey,
G F Myers, Washington, d C; + W Bayley,
Mrs Jacobs, Mrs Bayley, Northampton; r Nj
Butler, & 2 Railroad; VIM Vanu, Elias
Bracy, D Mitchell, w Hunter, Northamp-
ton, N G; J q Cloud, Southampton; Dr. L C
Jordan, Mr. Bracy, Mr. Hunter, North Caro-.
lima; I Chisenan, Hampton; W M West.
Rev DR. Cotton, Va.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
&C ONeil, II Jones, Baltimore; John W
Butterworth, w Goodwynn, William J
Malone, Petersburg; Miles Boyles, Great
Bridge; W b Gray,:G A Malone, Y orktown;
R Henry Glenn, Kempsville; G S Martin, Nj
Crawley, r Rosenbaum, North Carolina;
W Dismy, Boston; William G Robertson,
Currituck, c.; George r Old, Baltimore;
L j B Goodwin, Chuckatuck, Va; John 4
Upum, Potomac; b Wood, l. Joynes,
Hampton; William B Gornto, A Burroughs,
Princess Anne.
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JAS. l.. BELOTE, Auc'r.

JAS. L. BELOTE, AuctiOneer.
BY FERGUSON & BELOTE.
FURS, FURS, FURS.
LAST DAY OF THE
GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF TIE NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
HUDSON BAY COMPANY'S FURS.
$4,000 WORTH
OF THE RICHEST MANUFACTURED FURS,
All made up expressly for best City Retail
Trade, will be offered
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY ..and FRIDAY, Feb 10Th and
18th, at No II Main street, opposite Salus-
bury's Ware Rooms.
They consist Of
Real Russian Hudson Bay,
Mexican and French Sable,
Stone Marten, Fitch, Ermine,
Mountain Marten, Siberian Squirrel,
And every description of Fine FURS in Car
riage and Gard inal Capes, Talmas, Victorines,
Mufs, Cuffs, &C. Also, large variety of Miss
es Furs and Sleigh-Robes.
@- Ladies attend, every lot will positively
be sold.
A more splendid lot OF Furs has never been
offered to the citizens of Norfolk and vicinity.
Sale to commence on Thursday at IL O'Clock,
and on Friday at l0x O'Clock, A M. Ladies
are particularly invited to attend.
Catalogues eft this large and valuable stock
will be prepared, and will be open Tor inspec-
tion early on the morning of the sale.
FERGUSON BELOTE.
fe l5-2t Auctioneers.
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TEE Fur SALE-Will be continued to.
morrow, and it would be we'll for all who
wish to avail themselves of an opportunity
to procure good articles at low price, to
attend at once. The sale is conducted in
the most systematic manner, without the
Inconvenience attending ordinary auctions;
and the ladies have only to step in. make
their selection from the fine assortment ex.
hibited, and buy them at the lowest figure
they can.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-16

COLLISION AT SEA. -Loss OF SCHOONER N.
SMITH. Capt. Brewer, of the brig Ch aries
Miller, arrived at this port last night fro n
Matanzas, reports having come in contact,
on Tuesday night, of Chingoteague, with
Schooner N. Smith, from New York bound
to Charleston, by which both vessels were
badly damaged-the latter so much so that
she settled down and sunk shortly after the
collision. The crew were taken of by the
brig and brought in to this port. The
Charles Miller lost her jibbosm, had bow
spirit knocked up, and is good deal broken
about the head.
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MA Rim E NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson, from Balti.
more.
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, from Rich
mond, mdse and passengers bound to Phila-
phia, put in to finish loading to T.. P. Crow
ell.
Schr St Cloud. Thomas, from Smithfie i'd pro.
duce to master.
Schr B Ur4uhart, Adams, from Smithfeld,
produce to master.
Schr G A Finley, Cooper. from Smithfeld,
produce to master.
Schr. Albert Treat, Bowdoin from Carde.
mas molasses to J. M. Smith g. Bro.
Schr. Elizabeth Heartily, Calfcart 8 DAYS
from New York bound to N. c.
Sehr. Alice Davis, from New York, salt,
Rowland d Bro.
CLEARED.
Sch. Samaria, Todd, for Richmond.
SAILED.
Steamship S. R. Spanlding, Howes, Prov
idence.
HAMPTON ROADS.
Schr. Frances ODonnel from Sombrero
via Wilmington, where she put in with loss
ofsail and leaking, lost part of her cargo,
guano, and orders.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-16

ANorHR BABY.--Last night little after
seven O'Clock, an elderly colored woman
living in the basement of Mr.. John Burke's
residence on Dinwiddie street, Portsmouth,
heard a cry of yonng infant, and on going
to the door discovered bundle laying on
the ground, and upon examination, it was
found to contain newly born white male
infant, apparently not more than two or three
hoursold. The little stranger was ..taken in
by the woman and every thing done to
make it comfortable.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-16

RICHMOND CoNvENTloN.-It will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns that
the fine and commodious steamer Glen Cove
will leave this city on Tuesday next, 2lst
inst, for Richmond, to accommodate dele
gates who wish to attend the Convention,
and we feel satisfied in saying that all those
Who put themselves under the care of Capt.
Clifford will receive every attention and
care calculated to make them centended.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-16

Loss OF THE BRIG BRoTHRRs.-The Brig
Brothers, Captain Davey, from Alexandra
for New York, with cargo of coal, on Mon
day, whea of the Highlands, was run into
by the schooner R. H. Huntley, and cat
through. She sank in about three quar-
ters of an hour. The captain and crew were
saved, and arrived in New York GA Monday
evening.
The Brothers was built in Norfolk, and
formerly owned by Messrs. Hardy & Bros.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-16

MAN OvERssARD.-This morning about
619 o'clock, negro man while attending to
some business on the Ferry Wharf, acciden-
tally fe II overheard, and although the water
was quite esol, he struck off, and in due
time reached the foot wharf, where he was
raised from bis damp position and placed
on terra .jirma, although cold subject for
these times.