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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
~ -,o,r.r;z. the Assessment Bureau IA New York

City. ,v..L and r,,ookiyu.
VA rnootSly reports from the New'Iorx Cyr-
ATTORNEY and serni-snnua reports from tho
| Commissioners 81 Jurors. - I'm caied forth BIZ
M ROBINSON introduced Dill cS n ,os" f S}
the bold courss Pursued 70 o1sg ' a. s,;5sry and
ror,,;on env offer. promise, or agreement, W 'so
na,t ~ member OF The Senate or tne as5s'noIl, -
Vote for apy measure before the Legas,un ~ ~
condition Of votes being csst for eono ~ "a ,eslo-
Mr.. CALLICOT introduced pio~"""'''
ton setting forth that -. h..n i,s5rec,lv
W1, charges ol corruption hsys es mo goasS
nsee by kePu1esp tss officer WHICH
cbWges would not have been maze without
Posd That Committee Of Eve be sppo sS g a.,
and report whether any and what corgDon in s ossw
Yoh between January ], 1883, and January J. iSoo'.
Laid on the table. n-;,d;,o
Mr. MILLER called up the motion ior 1870, -
Committee ~ nine and tiated that The 'np9l "
bills introduced in the Assembly, ard wal" r Daa'o
down from the Senate were over eight 1undreo' tlo
bad been reported from the 3. inding Conmnrees ~
placed general orders over hye hunofed PILE I.en
his time and one hundred and flty-e'gbt haa peen
ac,ed on; bills before the Houfe unacied On were -
bnBdrsd ard ffty besides several 70 come from saH
Senate; the Legislative Term closes IN fouz "seHs'
the General Appropriation bill the Canal ApfrofnS-
ten bill &c. all taking tine, have to he acted 90. Be
see these the Albany and Sasqueanna Rlir5zoi tno
Personal Liberty bill, the Excise AIaeDGmen', ,nu D'
TO abolish capital punishment, al certain TO eacn oe
bale. lie saw no way 10 ge' along "hd"u' 'u'n
Committee. .
Nr. CONKLISG earnestly opposed the ComElHee,
as sink Of corruption and Disgrace to all iof"e'
Legislatures.
Alter q long debate, the Houas took recess before
any vote Was had.
On reasscrnbipg m the evening the resolution to
create Grinding Committee was laid on the t-ole.
Mr.. ROBINSON moved fsr evening sesson on
Monday next consider the bill FOR the a5obIon Of
captai punisbnent. Carried.
Measrs. MASON and DWIGHT made atssmPtsto
have The Excise and ProhbitoFy Bills made edpec'af
orders, bat were not successful
Mr.. COKKLING moved for iGi infer nation fom 'he
Commissioners of the Land Office respecting lie lease
of West Washipeton Market. Carried.
The Hoee took up the Albany and Susqgehanns
Railroad bill in Committee of the Whole, Mr.. IL
SMITH in The chair.
Mr. SUNDERLAND spoke at ls1ytiin faver u the
BIZ, and Messrs. BUSH, 81. JOHN, and CCGCH-
MAN alro spoke in its favor. Messrs. DICKEhSON,
CO0NLEY, and H0LC0MB argued agsinstit. fhs
n b bat there appears little prospect Of the bill going
i ,ough.
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Mr. o. II. Mattes6n and the Central
Bank.
UrIcA, Monday, March Is, J8

DTIcA, hon6Jy, harcn ~, Jo5o
Mr.. o. b. Hateson, President OF the Central Bank
in this city, recently removed by the directors of that
stitution while absent, publishes defeDas in TIE
Utica Herald to-day, affirming that Ms aco2'as Pres
iSent has been perfectly honorable and for tbs best
interests of the institution and sharging :hat NJ
Stanton a New-York director, attempted tcr.comPot
him iManesonl 10 purchase certain amount OF stock,
and that his removal from the Presidency WEB in con-
sequence of his refusal to purchase that stoch Mr.
Matieson further aflirms that he does not eve tdo
bank dollar. The statement mode exbibitya re-
extraordinary process of banking and ii correctly sea
iofth exoneIates DIR. Matteson.
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= . .cuso for evadng tbis duty shouI'
not be tolerated in Pp ,ba ssns,or from Virginia
Mr.. II. %LE-Iet me ,bI;csn Goyersment to. day,
that we an here Rep he oden ,;nes who Get up
ssr % es sgsnt the existing Govern
ment. - iha following vote:
The resolution were adopted By ,aiu BisIer E-nss
rIelf Btoxn Cam. ION. Chandler Clsy O. h Fi,zps rick
Critenarn Dsvi Do Vitte FesseRdsn ~ emphil Hun
ter Johnson tenn Jo hn,on (Art Kennedy gdeI Ten
4sil Maaon Eishopn We WiSss h sSd Ynssa
NAYs-Mss.rs Bingham Dixon Wade, Hamins -''-
Simmer summer Toombs, VAde and "in0n-". Al
The Senate then went in, o Executive Session. Ad
'Durei,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

The late Prof. Aloszo Gray, whose funeral takes
place this afternoon at o'clock from the Church of the
Pilgrims REV. DIR. Storsl was born in To1ashend,
W. in 1903 and was therefore sbout SO years of age
He graduated at Amherst College in 1884 During
his College life, he made tho material sciences as spec
ial study. lie had designed entering upon the minis
try, and commenced and completed the Thooloricai
Course at Andoyer Macs But he soon amer beeama
an associate teacher In the old Phelps Academy
at Andover. While here he continued bis
favore study, and gave to the public
his two volumes on Chemistry, and Chemical AQrcul
ture. lie then assumed the chair OF material sceuces
and Mathematics in Marietta College, Ohio From the
College he came to Brooklyn, about twelve yssrs ago.
taking the sane Professorslp ia the Brooklyn Female
Academy. Here he revilei his Chemistry, and issusd
valuable work Oh Natural Philosophy. Eight yesr.
ago, be erected two large edces IN Montague street
Brooklyn, and opened in them the BROOKLYN Hight.
Seminary. He since added third. This tnst;,,,s,
bears very high reputation. In this last period h,
Issued in connection with the late Prof. Adama of
Amherst College, text book ON Geology These four
volumes, and several lectures and pamphets ON educa-
toral subjects, constitute his publsbed works.
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ASSEMBLY.

The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad bill was
postponed till 7 O'Clock this evening.
MIR. JACQUES presented a numerously-signed petit
ton for protection against unsafe buildings.
The majority Of the Committee reported against in
creaspg the duties on salt. The report was laid
the table.
The bills relating to the election of superintendent
Of the Poor of Kings and for 0peneg East New York
avenue, reported iavorably
The bill 10 amend the Juvenile Delinquent Society
act, by prohibiting Sunday amusements in New-York,
was passed.
Mr.. CONKLING moved to reconsider the vote on
the ground that the bill had never been considered in
Committee of the Whole, and weud bear 18th tyran-
meal severity upon the habits Of hundred and fifty
thousand people of the City of New-York.
Mr.. JACQUES spoke against the reconsideration,
urging the great and growing evil of Sunday amuse-
ments in NewYork, which rapidly taking the
worst features Of Continental cities. he read from
the advertisements in The ~ Y. Herald TO show the
character of these Sunday amnsements
Messrs. MILLER and CONKLING further criticised
the provisions OF the BILL which they denounced as OPP
pIesye. They advocated the motion 10 reconsider the
vote.
Nr. JAoUEs replied deprecatipg the dissertation Of
the Sabbath row 80 prevalent in New York.
The motion TO reconsider was lost
The bill 10 authorize the Supervisors OF Riehnohu
County 10 pay damages caused by the destruction OF
Quarantine. passed. Also TO inc9rpora'e '"' "e'
man LiederkranE Society Of New-fork. ,
Bills introduced: BY Mr.. GOVsR, to provide Tor
the payment OF The judgments recorded by The members
OF the New York old Police Force; to prevent Gnn-
,sd ,orneva from pracising IN the courts of New
York; to authorize the Mayor and Common Council o.
New.Yort 70 regulate the sale Of liquor in the city
BY Mr.. H. SMITH, to authorize the sale OF the whole
snlic and Great Western Railroad Company. ByMr
CAILICOTT, TO tax the pedlers Of New-York and
Brooklyn. By Mr.. n. SMITH, to punish frauds
mock auction.
A number Of bills were introduced few OF which,
if any stand chance of beng acted upon this session.
Among them vera the following:
To authorize the sale Of the New-York and Erie
Railroad to the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road.
To incorporate the New York Passenger. Parcels
and Package Carrying Company.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March y, 1860.

SENATE. ALBANY, March II, 1865.
There was but very slight attendance, and the pro-
ceedings were void of general interest.
RESPONSIVENESS against the Pro Rata blu were pre-
sented by Messfs. WILLIAMS and MAGRAW.
The bill authorizing the appointment of Canal APP
praisers in all the counties IN the State through which
any canal passes reported for the consideration OF
the Senate.
Bills on general orders were consderedn Com niltee
Of the Whole and several ordered to third reading.
Among them were bills to amend the act organizing
the State Lunatic Asylum at Utica, and TO encourage
and provide for general vaccination 10 the State.
Mr. C0LVINS bill relating to landlord and tenant
was ordered to third reading.
mr. HAMMOND introduced q bill the better TO
provide for the punishment Of frauds by trustees bsnk-
ere. ard other custodians of trust property.
at the evening session. the Senate considered bills
in Committee Of the Whole. Several were ordered to
a third reading Among them were the following:
To transfer the patronage of the Engineers Depart
ment and other departments of the Canal from the
Contracting Board to the Canal Board To widen and
improve Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn; To amend the
Militia laws; TO amend the act relative TO the inn
provement Of Westminster Creek.
Progress was reported on the bill TO extend York
street BROOKLYN, from James street TO Fulton.
On motion Of Mr.. SPINOLA, the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
municipaI. Election i'm Maine,

B AsGo Me-, Mold1y March IL, lSJu.
Isaiah Stetson, Republican, was this day chosen
Mayor The Republicans elect majority OF the City
Council.
BIpDEFoRD, Me, Monday, March II, 1869.
Jonathan Tuck Democrat, was elected Mayor Of
this place to day. The Republicans have majority in
II nsvg Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
From Boston.

BosToS, Monday, March IL, 1860.
Mr.. Lauarpao pyrotechnist, whO was ioiared soma
days ago by explosion in his laboratory, died to-
day.
Negotiations are progressing favorably for the ex-
tension of the Grand Trunk road TO Boston, by broad
gauge track the line of the Elssen Railroad from
Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
Election at Belfast, We.

BELFAST, BE-, Monday, uArch y, IS0B.
AT the municipal election in this city to-day, Richard
TIE election wac strict party grounds. Last year
the Republicans had q majority of 300.
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Death of an Engineer.

EAsToN, Pa, Monday, March II, IS5U.
Mr. Ritchey an engineer on tue New.Jersey Central
Road. was instantly killed this morning train
ming over him. He was single man. highly esteemed,
and considered one of the best engineers the road
He was well known in New-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
The Virginia Legislature.

RIcPNoND, Monday msrch IL; 1913.
The Governors Message, showing that the fraGcial
exigsrces o. the Commonwealth require further ex-
tension of the se5sion, the Legsla;JTe accordingly
resolved TO extend it to the ID day Of April The sp
preparations of the present session estimated at an
excess Of s., coo 600.
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Arrests for Forgerys

MILWAUKEE,, Monday, MafcIF II, 1863.
e.. II. Gardner City Controller and 1T. Lynch,
City Cek, were arrested yesterday and committed 70
Il on charge of forging city orGers andothsr mai
easance in office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
Medical Graduates.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March y 1850.
The Jefferson Medical College commencement took
place 10 day. Ore hundred and seventy Students
grs duated including hundred and twenty six from
the Southern State3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
Naval Intelligence.

NORFOLK, Va, MOnday, March y, 1861.
The United States Steamship Brooklyn, - hours
from New York, arrived here to-day. la coaiug up
TO re city she ran into bark. carrying away the
upper mainmaIts and yards No damage was sus-
ts1ed by the Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
snow-storm ut tI,, West.

ROCHESTER, Monday March r. IS5J.
Snow has fallen since 5 this morning, and Is now
ebOat ten inches deep, and still falling. The wind Ia
b owing gale.
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Connecticuf Town Efectiors.

WEsTFIELD, Ct., Monday, Aereh l., 1869.
At the Town election here to-day, the whole Dsmc-
cratic ticket was elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

The U. s, store-ship Supply, Commander Hour,
Wake, from st. Paul de Loanda, Africa, DC DAYS, with
passengers and nvalids from the U. s. Afoaa aouaa
ron, arrived last evening. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

BIZ special assignment the Homestead bill will be
considered in the Senate tomorrow, and the House
bill will reach that body in season to be acted upon
in concurrence with the House. without taking up
the bill of Mr. johnson of Tennessee, reported from
the Committee on Public LandP.
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To Ne Associated Press.
WAsHINGT

WAsHIYGToy, Monday March - 1850.
An earnest and PROBABLY successful effort IS making
by the Government, in Conjunction with the leaning
telegraph gentlemen OF the country, to ins1Io zoe
prompt completion Of a substantial line OF telegraph
from the mississippi River to San Ffanchco. 1aere
are present m tins city, in consultation upon tlS
subject, Hiram Sibey, esq President OF the western
lTiOn Telegraph Co. Zenas BarDOm esg,, PTesldeh'
kf The American Telegraph Coz L. h: Walker, esq,
President Of the New-YOrk and Bnfaio ko'j ~
Green. President Of the Eew.Oileans aud Louisville
O.: Col Bee President OF one Of the California lines;
judge Seiden Of Rochester; L. y Fd1t0n, esd, OF
Ithca; CYRUS w. Field ESQ of New. York. Ezra
Cornell. esq. Of Ithcs and others.
The Homestead Dill which passed the House TODAY
frgviAee that any persOn who s the head OF family,
or who has arrived at me age OF u years, aac - q
citizen OF the United States or who snail nave nen ms
intention 70 become such citizen, shall be entitled 70
srer free Of cost 100 Of public lands upon winch
srcb person may have filed preemPuon eaim or
which may at the time such application Is matt, o o
subject TO presumption, at q - or less per aoiG, 80
l4 issoed until the expiration Of five years ron tus
dss # eptTy and on payment Of $lO. k'gn's arc GO
cvfs TO he actual settler 10 issue to heirs ana
tfs lands acquired, which are il no event 70 oScoio
liable for the satisfaction 81 any deDls cOhtiao0u P'
a. 'lr is.ue % the patent. Ct.
wllism d. Shipman was confirmed by the Senate
~ United States District Jndge for Connecticut, N 'he
place Of Judge IDgersoll, deceased.
The Tariff bin which Mr. Morrill, endeavofed 70 re-
port to-day under pension Of the rules, u me
sfns A. Nat brought forward by him last year, out
via several modihcdu0bs. .
Mr.. Hyalt, in accordance with the order oil the Sen
ste. b,s hteD lodged in jail.
Nsjr Is. Is. French J. j. Coombs, e. A. H'll, aud
Lewis Cephane have been appointed the delegates Of
the DistLG of COlumOia 10 the Chicago Convention
The case Of Gen. Cu.l0uI, ex Clerk OF the House OF
Repesefistivss, charged in several cases with em-
hrzzenel, was taken up to-day in the Criminal
Cour. About 10 witnesses were called some OF
whom, fol the United States, did not ans Her Gen.
Colon va present ready for trial. bat az the Conr
preienet pOtpl nsment till next Term, the sscopd
Monday y July was imperatiyely fixed ~ the cay
upon With the Gaze should be proceeded With.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

ANOTHER BABY.-A newborn baby was
found Yesterday about IL o'clock in the
marsh near the small bridge branching off
from the south end of Union bridge, Ports
mouth. The babe was tied up III a kind of
bag, and was dead. We shudder TO think
the depth OF depravity to which that heart
must have sunken that could deliberately
commit the heirous crime OF intanticide, aud
Especially that a mother could under any
circumstances or dread OF disgrace or shame,
consent TO such fiendish act as that Of the
murder of her own offspring, The child was
white.
Coroner Williamson, as soon as the finding
of the baby was known to him, summoned a
Jury of inquest, composed Of Messrs. Richard
Berry, George Cutherell, Joshua Hanrahan
K, B. James, S. C. James, A. H. Wood A.
K. Meredith, r. H. Brennamen, }. G. Ballen-
tine, f. A. Hennieke, j. Ii. Myers and Jas
hardwick, who, after patient investigation,
rendered verdict that said infant came to
his death by violence at the hands of parties
unknown to the jury.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

COLLISION. esterdav morning the steam
ers George Peabody and j. E. Coffee collided
between Town Point and Granny Island, du-
ring the dense fog. Thu Coffee lost some of
her upper works, but the damage was slight,
and she continued on her way for Eastern
Shore, and should have arrived here last
night, but has not done so up to the present
writing. 1t was currently reported in the
city this morning that she had sunk, but we
could find no foundation for the rumor.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

CANINE ATTACK ~ esterday two terecious
specimens OF the canine race made an attack
on little boy OF Mr.. Baker, OF Portsmouth,
and lacerated his arms, tace, &C., in severe
manner, and but for the timely interpositlon
of friends the little fellow would doubtless
have met a frightful death. As it is, he is
aot yet ont of danger, but it is presumed he
will survive his injuries.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

ALL RIaHT.-We are pleased to record
the premptitude with which the gentlemanly
proprietor of the Ferry has had the steamer
Union, whose rudder was broken in the fog
Monday night, repaired and put on the line.
There are two boats again plying between the
two cities, and the travel across will be as
expeditions as ever.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

The MARKErs.--ln spite of the inclement
weather, there were several lots of corn on
change this morning. We note decline
in the market, and quote from sales of this
morning at 50 cents for yellow, and ~ cents
for white and mixed. There was no tone
to the market, and we cannot quote the
market firm, even at the decline above men
toned.
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Auction Sales.
+. r. MOORE. Avc

j. ). MOORE, Auct.
SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS AT THE
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
A r ~ o'clock, on WEDNESDAY, 18th in
n slant, cargo of schr Magnolia, Capt Crow
eli, on a voyage, bound from City Point and
Richmond, sunk in James River, having been
cut through by ice, brought into this port by
wreckers. sold for account of whom IL may
concern by recommendation of survey,
Cargo so!4sis lug i'll part Of the following al.
ticles
1000 Boxes assorted Candles,
300 Bolts Felt,
Bales Cotton Goods,
Cases Cloths,
Cases Clothing ready made,
% Cases Starch,
&c Tons Plaster,
Bales Thread,
l25 Dozen Buckets,
Boxes Shoes,
Boxes Tea,
Hhds. Glass and CrocRery Ware,
Is Bbls. Fish,
! Tobacco Press,
Piano.
Furniture consisting of Chairs, Bedsteads,
Bureaux, Wardrobes, &C.
Terms, cash in Bankable Money.
p F KEELING, Agent.
] MOORE & CO,
jan II Auctioneers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

ALMANAos AND GAs.-Really, the Aluanac
have fooled us so frequently of late, that we
are inclined to think that it was their tAnlt
that the street lamps were not lit Tuesday
evening. We will venture the assertion that
tb5 Almanac said the moon would shine, and
fol that reason the lamp lighter did not go
MS usual rounds. But the moon did not
sine, and the lamps were not Lit. This ev-
idutly shows want of understanding be-
TWEEN the gas man and the moon, or the
meoiand the almanac; any how, there's
screw qose somewhere; and if the moon and
the almsac is in fault,the quicker they come
to an UNDERSTANDING, the better. If, how
ever, the ult lies with the gas man, we
advise him. get new almanac at once.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

ACCIDENT. Y esterday as two of the work.
men in the Moulding Shop of Mr.. Davds
we're carrying some melted metal, it was &C
cidentally upset, burning one of them, Mr. d..
J. Nottingham, young man OF Portsmouth,
severely on the hand narrowly escaping more
serious damage, as the metal came near pass
ing over his head, in which case he would
have been "dene for" probably.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

MAYORS CoURT, NoRFoLK-F +. Fergu-
son, Presiding.
by the night police yesterday was brief and
quite satisfactory to all lovers of good order.
1t read thus, "No arrests, city quiet This,
his Honor viewed moment or two through
bis specs, and then laid it down with con-
gratulatory humph There was quiet
time in the temple of justice for while, land
aence appeared to have usurped the temple
a madam Justice. Finally the Mayor closed
his court and betook himself to the busy
walks of every day life and left silence to
reign in the temple until this morning.
Patience Wilson, free woman was arrest.
I'd last night for being out after hours-dis'
charged.
SUSPICIOUS. night about ten o'clock,
Nj. Robert Rhea, hearing very singular
uoise in his store, commenced an examina'
ton to'fnd out its cause, and after search
Of few minutes found small white boy
about ten years of age named William Moore
secreted on one OF his top shelves. Upon
questioning him about his being there, he
;eplied, that his father had threatened to
give him severe whipping, and that he
lad sought that place as shelter for the
night He was carried before the Mayor
this morning, who Investigated the case most
strictly, and discharged the boy, and 40 ev-
ieence could be produced to prove that his
] Intentions were wrong.
John Etheredge, free boy, was before
.he Mayor this morning, charged with steal
ing lot of silver spoons from Eli Gu therell.
4 AS John had no disposition to tell the truth,
be was ordered twenty lashes, and to be
whipped unit be could make up his mind to
MAYORS Counr, PoaTsMoUTH-J. s. White
Presiding.
There was not a single case before His Hon.
Or this morning, the watch reporting the
city quiet, with no arrests.
Gas! On, GAs!-Said Nose, when his
prototype Sykesy, mounted the fire plug
TO make speech. But the meeting this
evening will be about gas and its cost.
We know nothing of the merits of the
proposed meeting, but will endeavor to
'be there to see All interested are in
vited to be present-the Hall will be illu
minated with gas
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12

FALSE ALARM.-Last night an alarm OF fire
was given in Portsmouth about o'clock,
but it proved to be false, and seems only to
have been started to disturb the meeting in
progreis at the Dinwiddie st. M. 4. Church,
where most of the fremen had assembled to
hear sermon from the Rev. C. Fl. Hail.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-12
NEW FALL GOODS.

lust RECEIVED splendid assortment of
u Fall and Winter Goods, comprising Black
and coloured double Skirt. Silk Robes, plain,
French, Figured and Printed Mouslines, CASH
meres, Merinoes, Stella and Blanket Shawls,
Cloaks, Nantes sc. &c.
Also, a beautiful lot of black and coloured
Cloths, Cassimeres and Fancy Vestings. Also
Handkerchief, Socks, Collars, Cravats, &c, &C.
L. BERKLEY'S
Sc 81 No. 80, Main street.
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FOR SALE.

EUk SALE.
A CCORDING to the decree of Court, II the
"A Negroes belonging to the estate of II A
Daily deceased, consisting of 4 Men and
Women and Children, will be sold at Public
Auction on SATURDAY the l4th of January
at eleven O'Clock, at the foot Of market.
M PULLIN, Administrator of Estate
js Slot of H A Daily, Deceased.
"a cODV I0tl