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A CARD.

I TAKE this method of expressing my graz
i ,itude 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 in point
Of finish and hoping that ] have been sue
cessful III these effogtSa most earnestly and re-
spectfully solicit t5ftinuance 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 punctuaiity in future
which has heretofore been one OF the leading
characteristics of my business.
A DAVIS,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
ia II No IA South Church street.
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@IYS NEW VEssEls. Five Ut the new
Government steamers, are now at tbs Gus
sort sard, viz THE Richmond, Pensacola.
Scrrag snsett, Pocahontas. ara necotah.
wish aRather expected FROM the Florida
Yard. where they are waiting to be put in
'.ship shape" by our excellent and experien-
sed mechanics.
1t lie fact which has beeu clearly dem0 us-
Grated in the last few months,thgt no matter
Whether built North or South. they have
So be sent here to be licked intoahape"
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local ITEMS.

MAYORS CouRr, NORFOLK T. Feran.
queen, Presiding.
DIscHARsEp.-Them man Samuel Lambden,
who was arrested by officer Nelson on the
charge of larceny and embezzlement Of a
one hundred dollar note. and examined by
Mayor Ferguson, who sent the case on for
further examination, vas discharged from
custody yesterday afternoon, on account of
evidence being produced to prove the limo.
cence of the intentions of the accused.
DIsMIssED. -Commonwealth ss George
Simpson, charged with threatening to do
personal injury to Wm. Green. Hi- Green
appeared before the Mayor, and in the very
ssron9est language informed his Honor that
Mr. George Simpson chuassd bricks at his
house, and made very severe threats against
him. Miss Anne f HURLEY, very interest
ing young lady who lives in the family Of
Ar simpson. testified upon oath that Mr.,
t4reen was not correct in his statement, and
, that nj. Simpson was actually the aggrieyed
party, and that MIR Green's disposition was
of such nature that he could NOT live
psaceably with his wife, aud it stood to rea-
son and argument, that ii he could not live
with her IL peGcs and lore, ie was impossible
-" him to do Gu with others. After au iu.
veatiystion Of the case it was dismissed,
With warning 10 Mr. Green {, mend his
ways.
AAYoa's Cnu.T, PoErsaoura--tI. ". 11rice
Presiding.
Fighting. Brien, U. 5. M, from
Sosport Barracks, and Thomas " ilker, who
boards with Mrs. Maria Downey, more gem
=tsIiy known as the "Widow," proprietress
u a "Sailor's Home on Market Square, were
10 limbo, this morning for fighting on the lat
tsr premises last night. They we're discharg
ed, Brien to pay costs.
The Watch report the city very quiet
with no other arrests.
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COWS FOR SALE.
liz UNDERSIGNED offers

COWS FOR SALE.
T'fIE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale on
l. EVERY SATURDAY
or Market Square at & o'clock, &
several valuable fresh MILCH
COWS and their CALVES. As -~z&a,
being an experienced person in the selection
of good Cattle, he informs the public at large,
that ne will always have on hand quantity
the same description.
DANIEL MALONl. South Church st.,
la Slim Norfolk, Va
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Jurda's Submarine Wrecking co.

JuFda's Snbmarine WreCkfng Co.
'TNHE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to make
4 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 expediiously by their
Machinery, than can be done by any other
means now known, and would most respect,
inlly refer to the owners and Agents OF the
Steamer "Long Island" recently raised in 90
fathoms water in 48 hours. Also the steamer
New World recently sunk in the North River.
ANY information will be cheerfully given by
the Subscriber.
ia 9-lm WI BUCK.
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GOING AT TWO DULLARs.

NJ ICE Black Cloth Cl0aks are selling now at
1S s. 90 at SO Main ST. Also, Raglans at all
prices Some more of those fast colored Prints
At 10 cents, fine Black Alapscca a IS cts. Cas-
simeres, Cloths, Sattinets and Vestings at
very low price. New style DeLaines are SELL
ing here at ~ cents yard at SO Main ST.
ia? NUSSBAUM Il BRO
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NOT AaRou ,D.-The French ship Uruguay
reported ashore off the Navy Hospital is
safely secured to the Hospital wharf, and
has never hoen ashore the report was a mis-
take.
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RsroATEa, -Agrseably to the action Of
No Portsmouth City Council, bill has been
reported in the Yirglnis Senate "to author
ae the city of Portsmouth, 20 issue coupon
bonds"
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FoR BosroN.-The Steamship S. Il. Spald
ing left here this afternoon with 1000 ales
Cotton, and 500 barrels of Flour for Boston
via Providence.
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DRUGS &C.
OFFERED BY

WALK e & co.
JOBBEHS, NEXT TO HERMAN T. co.
HARTSIIOSN CURE ALL,
II Worthington's Cholera Medicinal,
Refined Shred Isinglsss
Refined Sheet do
Hy Pophosphite Soda. in os Walls,
Do do Lime, do do,
Bicart Potasia, Bay Rum, (Genuine)
Appleby's Rail Road Mills Scotch SnuA.
Lorrillard's Genuine Macaboy Snuff,
Woods Hair Restorative,
Flour Elm in rs,
Ground do in L and rs,
Wiibor's Cod Liver Oil,
Cream Tartar and Tartaric Acid.
All of the above, receiving, and ottered Low
by WALKE & co.
Jan 80 To the trade {onIy.1
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Auction Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.
by virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed to me
- by Albert X Elliott. which is OF record in
shah,
On FRIDAY :he 10Th day of February next,
proceed at the residence OF the sad Elliott, on
SewelPs Point, in Norfolk county, TO sell at
public auction, IL valuable Slaves, consisting
OF Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
All the Household and Kitchen Furniture in
the occupancy of said Elliot.
The stock OF Horses, Hogs and Cattle, IL the
farming utensils, consisting OF Wagons Carts,
Plows, Harness, &c.
One Buggy and Harness.
Crop of oabbages, NC.
The Negroes will be sold iUr cash. For the
months time will be given The purchaser
giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endors~
ed. " ] BAKER,
.eb 2 Trustee
JAS. IL. BELOTE, Aucti0neer.
BY FERGUSON & BELOTE.
100000 sEGARs
At UCTION,
IN BOND AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, NOR
M II will sell on February 9th, at i:s o'clock,
w at the Custom House,
$4,000 splendid SEGARS, i'm ported by Hen
~ Fitzgerald, direct from Havana. consisting
Of quarter and tenth boxes, and in bbls loose,
ALSO,
Several boxes Pine Apple Jelly.
The attention of the trade is esp eciaiiy di.
rectei to this sale.
FERGUSON BELOTE.
ia 3o-!m ApctoBeers.
Oh l. A copy tds)
AUCTION SALE
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
All AUCTION.
sEHFE PROPRIETOR of No. q, East Main
4 street, having determined to make change
Ia his business, offers his entire Stock for sale
at Auction, or at private sale below cost. The
Stock on hand to ne closed ont, consists Of
Standard Works,
Poems,
Miscellaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles,
Hymn Books, Song Books,
Novels, School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &C.
Those In want of any of the remaining stock,
will do well 10 call early, as the stock vii. he
sold out cheap. Merchants wanting BLANK
BOOKS can get great bargains. The Auction
Sales will commence in the course of q week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged. de l..
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Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement.
T. The New York and Virginia
<z s Steamship HSS GGRPs1yy,s stem sSn
cum HI = A M ESTOWN, will leave
Norfolk and Portsmouth tor New York, every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at IL O'Clock.
day at IL o'clock, and the jamestown leayes
Portsmouth every Saturday at l2 o'cock.
Passage to New York, State Room and Meals
included %
Steerage passage, 81.
For further in formation, apply to
no@ ] M SMITH & BRO, Agents.
OIL CLOTH,
VERY CHEAP.
WE have oil hand 4 few pieces which we
w offer at low price, ~ yards wide and
yatds wide. You can buy it cheap at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
jasa IL Market Square
WEST ETHEREAL OIL.
On BBLs West Burning Fluid, Just to hand
jan W D ROBERTS. JR co.
SEED POTATOES.
nAILf expected, splendid cargo Of Seed
~ Potatoes consisting OF
1865 bushels superior White MERGERS,
30 "a a. Peach Blows,
70 Is White Junes, which will
be sold low, il taken from the vessel by
B T BOCKOVER,
!" - =" NotueFy'S NnafT.
FOR RENT
A ND possession given immediately. The
IA House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Raj.
road Company.
Apply at the Office OF the Coapamy Tor fur
ther particulars.
~ le-tf
tHeraid and Argus copy.}
w HisKEl-iOo cases Days Valley whis-
w Ky,
81 bbls Palmetto w hiskey, in store and for
sale by SHERWOOD a. YOUNG
ia IA IA Roanoke Square.
LONG LAWN.
HAVE on hand several pieces of tine Lin
l. en- Lawn or Renting, for Children's wear
or making Linen Handkerchiefs, which am
anxious 10 sell out.
ia Is JH DAWSON.
GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP
FANCY STORE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES AT COST.
RONNETS. Ribbons, Comforts, Scar.s La
- dies and Chiidren's Hoods.
A large assortment of heavy Gloves for Gen-
tlemen.
A larg assortment OF heavy Woolen Hose
for Ladies and Misses.
Heavy Merino and Lambs Woo, Shirts for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
!, Here are great bargains and no mistake, in
the above named goods, and also i'll many other
articles which lam selling extremely cheap
Come, friends, and get bargains at the Amer.-
can Elas, Church street, near Main.
ia G WILLIAMS.
IUPERIOR ENGLISH THREAD EDG
- INCA few pieces of very fine English
Thread Lace Edging from 25 TO 81 u cts at
]. H. DAWSON'S,
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oPEAA doIsE. Tonight Is positively the
last night but two, of the American Prima
Donna, Miss Caroline Richings, and her
father, Mr.. Peter Richings, whose unparal.
leled performances have now won the APP
plause of thousands OF admirers, and stamp
cd them with repM alton only to be gained
by the most exalted talent. They will sp-
pear this evening in two splendid pieces.
and for the first time as the "Goddess OF
Liberty" and the "Father of his Couetry,'
In the magnificent Patriotic AivgnricAl Ia
nleau al! w Ashiugton.' in which Miss Rich
inss will sing the Natioa, Il Anthem og the
"Star Spangled banner
To-nigh, the performance will commence
with the petit drama Of the Blind Mans
Daughter, in which MIR. Riebipgs will appear
as Major Wilson, and Miss Richings Ms .'aro-
line (who will sing the beautiful song of
Mother Dear ito be followed By the Ope
ratio Bufletta of the Spirit of the Rhine
AS splendid hill is presented, we ,esl DO
tonight. and ADVISE all W ho wish good seats
TO go early.
LANGUAGE OF FLowsRs. Our fair readers
are respectfully requested not to present a
sprig Of geranium to young gentleman for
whom they entertain no more than Ordinary
friendship; fer since the publication of Flo
rs's Dictionary, it is generally understood
az an evidence OF preference over all other
saisors. Dogwood biosso lbs signify al hate
you" and may be distributed smeng the
grossser sex I'D libitum. Whenever ranun.
culeus is offered yeu, ,ou are to understand
show much the youth is dazzled by your
charms - exhibit then the thorn apple, and
bid him good evening.
FoR BosroN.-The Steamship S. Il. Spald-
ing lett here this afternoon with 1000 b ales
Cotton, and 500 barrels of Flour for Boston
via Providence.
Nor AaRoU ,D.-The French ship Uruguay
reported ashore of the Navy Hospital is
safely secured to the Hospital wharf, and
has never hoen ashore the report was mis-
take.
OUR JOE OTrlCE.-it is a tact conceded
I'm all sides, that the Day Book Job Office is
the most extensive and complete in this sec
tion of Virginia. The late additions to this
establishment in the way of type,furniture,
presses, caloric engine, &c, enables our chef
d. corps, who gives this department his per-
sonai attention, 10 turn out with expedition
and unparalleled neatness, all kind of plain
and fancy job painting at reduced rates, and
in style wh,ca will compare with any es.
Enlistment at the North or elsewhere.
Coon FOR THE iWHEAr.-The present fai
ui snow will be OF immense service to the
crop of wheat, which in very many coun-
ties. was really in need OF something of The
kind.
DLrENrios nE rHE CAEs.-Owing to the
sudden and extensive fall of snow yesterday
morning, the mail train from Petersburg,
which was dus at ii, A. NJ, did not reach
hele until oclock, p. NJ. Tae fall of snow
on the upper part of the Norfolk and Peters,
burg Railroad, is represented as being as
great as it is mere.
NAvAL.-Srevet Major jacob Zeilin, late !
in command of the marine guard of the U. !
s. steam irisate Wabash, has leave to report |
Tor duty on this station.
sAas.zn.z.......s..aa.zz.l.... ....n.....s.n.ns
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Knuq TIRE FgET.-''Keep the feet warm
and the head COOL is saying as ''old as
the hills" and bearing as it does SO much
good advice upon its front, it will outlive
the hills themselves. At this particular
time, when pleurisy add cold are so abundant
our readers cannot do better than look over
oar advertising columns and find out .where
they can procure a good thick boot or shoe,
aud 60 and supply themselves. The little
ones too, are subject to Group ana one thick
pair of shoes may save much pain and per-
haps-griet.
THRoUGH FREIeHr.-The Steamship
s, r. Spaulding, brought a quantity of
freight here this morning, which is des-
tined for Nashville and Memphis, Tenn,
and is to go through over the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad, and at once exhibits
the importance Of our Road.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PAPERS

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PAPERS
At the Depot, No. ri Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK, VIZ:
Le~he's illustrated Paper,
HIper's Weekly. N Y Ledger,
Banner Of Light. Home Journal,
Budget OF Fun, ueslic's}
Dollar Newspaper,
American Union,
evening Post,
Waverly Magazine,
Weekly Novelevse,
NY Mercury,
Flag OF Our Union,-
Welcome Guest
United States Police Gazette
National Police Gazette,
New York Waverly
True Flag SC, sc, all selling at FOUR cents
each, Nick Max, Lesie's Illustrated monthly
sud Harpef's Magazine for February, have Al
c9me to hand. h HATHAWAY
Il. c. DEMINGS
LNAMILY GROCERY AND PROVISION
Il Store, NO 81 Church street, having new in
are prepared to furnish Families and Others
upon most accommodating terms. We have just
received,
Welch's Premium Family Flour, Silver
Spring Extra Flour, New No. / SmithGeld Lard,
Choice Butter, Pine Apple Cheese, Baltimore
Bacon, Smoked Beef Hams and Tongues, N o
Sugar, Old Gov Java and Lag Coffee, Green and
Biask Teas, and general variety OF House
&c DEMING,
ia ~ No. 20, Church street.
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SUFFER NO MORE.

+ you are troubled with pain on so,sr4,,
4 in the breast, if your cough prevents yo,
from sleeping by night or resting by dav. he
system isfill1d with colo, use that inIsliibls
remedy, joRpAN's VEGETABLE CoTGH
SaNpf' feb
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Sugar-COated Spruce Gum.
rfSHIs unrivalled preparation of SUGAR.
l. COATED SPRUCE GUM, as prepared
by
CURTIS &c SON,
is without parallel for the use Tor which it is
designed. Its superior qualities over ALL pre-
parations OF the kind are numerous and con-
elusive.
1t cleanses, preserves and whitens the Teeth,
instead of destroying them promotes health /;
1mpsrts delicious and aromatic flavor to the
hreath braces the Lungs and Stomach is
Anti-Dlspeptic in its tendency, and give new
lite and vigor to the whole system.
W Thousands of Boxes of this truly deli
c'ous article have been sold the past year, while
nat filthy and degenerated stuff CALLED
Spruce Gum" has ceased to find a market,
.1J- The pure and uladu lterated article is
Clarified and prepared only by the original dis
coverers. For sale in Norfolk by
feb G JORDAN Il SON.
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NOTICE.
JUS OPENED AT McCANN'S
CHEAP SHOE STORE,
o. 100 Cases OF Ladies', GEMS and Chi
IA drens BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS.
49, Also large assortment of Serygnts
Shoes which will sell low at Wholesale
or Retail, as they must be sold by the frat Of
January. Don't forget the place.
THOMAS MCCAIN,
"A Main street.
de I'll Opposite JoSnson'S Hall.
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NAVAL. Srevet Major jacob Zeilin, late
in command of the marine guard of the U.
s. steam irisate Wabash, has leave to report
Tor duty on this station.
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IA lit DELk Il LINDLEE.
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING
Monthly advertising Sheet" which is
mailed each month to 10000 business men in
the south and south west, gratuitously, post
age prepaid.
CIRCULATION.
Virginia, 5000 copies, North Carolina, 1900
copies; Sou tn Carolina, 5000 copies Geovris,
1900 copies; Florida, 800 Kentucky, 1900
Missouri, 300; Alabama, l,l0O; Mississippi,
1000; Louisiana 800 Texas l 900 Arkansas.
500 Maryland, 500 Tennessee $500,
The Enquirer is sent to 2,475 different post
offices, embracing every State in the Union
has more extensive circulation than any other
newspaper in the South issues daily, semi
weekly, weekly and monthly, and offers great
Inducements to MERCHANTS, MANuFAcTuRshs
and TRApEsmgN, for advertising, equal to nj
vertising in 20 different papers in the South
An agent is now in this city for few days,
who will call upon those wishing to advertise,
or any other business with the Enquirer. A
note addressed to Richmond Agent, National
Hotel, Norfolk. will meet with attentian.
ia SU-3t~
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LOOK HERE LOOK HERE!
nSxan AM selling Boots and Shoes as
Y cheap as they can be purchased by re-
~tail in any part of the Union will
mention few o the prices.
Ladies Goat, Morocco, and Lasting Boots, from
rs cts to 81 - cts
Gents French Boots, Spring Bottom sewed,
81 90
Gents Opera Boots, Spring Bottom, sewed s..
Fine Calf Boots, Psgged, $s IS
Fine Opera Tap seled do SO so
Long Grain Boots, SO 25
Heavy Tip Boys Boots, from 81 to 81 u
70 do Grain, from 81 rs to 81 90
Az kinds Of Children's Shoes
balm0ral of Fine thick soles
ALSO rdne Light soles, price from 80 81 to 50 rs
PERSONS who purchased this article 2 months
ago, say they are the best they ever wore.
VIM HORNER,
No Is Union street,
JAZZ Next to MerchantsHoteI.
DEACH BLOOM POTATOES-A lot Of
L Peach Bloom Potatoes, in store and for sale
low by I'd WILBERN,
"a ~ NJ } CampbelPs Wharf.
GMTTHFIELD HAMS--Just TO hand per
~ r II and Smithtield Packets choice
lot Of Hams unsurpassed by any in this city
BAYMORE & STONE,
lal. No 6 Campbells Wharf.
r EADs. ZINC. tSc-We are now in ieceip.
~ OF Lead and Zinc, all grades, for sale
ia 30 III &cA SANTOS.
ID Il vi Il NiIN sUGA RI have some
L choice New.orleans Sugar, selling at 10 cts.
ie JAS Z JONES.
4NODFfsfl-A supply OF bright Goldfish, in
I D wrLsEaN
j. 70 No 3 CsmpbslPs Wharf.
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u CENTS-r am selling nice shoulder Bacon
= fer ,he cash at only 9 cents per Id. Can on
feb Y JONES.
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Coon FOR THE iWHEAr.-The present fait
crop of wheat, which in very many eoun-
ties. was really in need OF something of III .
kind
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KINpLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT !
MAHEyTNEDv

MACHINERY.
|'AIE undersigned is DESTROYS Of calling 4 t.
tsntion to has large stock of KINDLING
WOOD sawed and split in lengths to suit grat"s
." OF stoves: for sale By the Wagon load or bo&,
be bough. for il any other way for kindling
purposes.
Orders left at ny effice, corner o. .disoI.
ald "ide water streets, Oh sent through the
T. o.. shall receive PROMPT attention
OAK and PINE WOOD always On hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices
de IA WALTER J. BOYLE.
MIBITE l. Il E II H'DiaEg-Ladiee
~ White Linen H'tkfs At 6& cts At No
Market Square
de II Tt OWENS.
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Il. c. DEMING'S

POW HI A ia N,
D0WHATAN Extra smoking Tobacco only
L IS cents per 10. the best in this market for
the menex. Also the celebrated Killickinich,
and all other Smokers Articles, can always be
found at WM. A. MEXICAN,
doors above Opera House,
noe Church street.
browns ESS. JAMAICA GINGER a
- large supply ust received and for sale by
ae5 LW WEBB,
GROCERIES.
lSn BAGS Rio Coffee,
lCO 50 do Laguayra,
80 bags Old Government Java,
20 hhds West India Sugar.
AZ do Prime Sagua La Grande Mol4SSes
100 bbIs Crushed A and c Sugar,
200 boxes Soap,
100 do Tallow Candles,
200 do No Adamantine do
100 bbls Roanoke Whiskey,
$50 do Virginia and Pennsylv ania oid do,
so No 3 Mackerel,
50 do Bluedsh,
lOO, 900 Segars, various brands, for sale low by
jsls .-----. LEIGn BRO.
BARGAINS
a Cheap Shoes can be found by passing
a~ through the front part OF the store now
e~ occupied by Mr.. Dawes as Dry Goods
Store. ja9
YSZ q TX IE L. 5 GREAT VIRGINIA
T. HAIR RESTuRER has arrived, call and
get supplied. ,,.,yro
ja2e "ALkE Co.
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n mence the GENERAL COMMISSION Bp-
SINESS, with new concern, eligibly situated,
one OF the members of which proposes to leave
the city Tor other engagements. address BcX
les, with real name early. teb
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GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP
FANCY STORE.

NUPERIOR ENGLISH THREAD EDg
- INCA few pieces of very fine English
Thread Lace Edging from 25 TO 81 u cts at
J. H. DAWSON'S,
JAS IS East Main street.
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DLrENrioN nE rHB CARS. Owing to the
sudden and extensive fall of snow yesterday
morning, the mail train from Petersburg,
which was dus at ii, A. NJ, did not reach
here until o'clock, p. NJ. TAe fall of snow
on the upper part of the Norfolk and Peters,
burg Railroad, is represented as being as
great as it is mere.
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ksAGI4ANS,
THREE sPLEND DID PAIR OF idoii-

LApI9S GtITERS FOR TENDER FEET.
\ ADDE'S having tendeg feet or c. Illa, can be
IL fitted to a nice pair Of Caters withouI IA
king them toe large, as we -. one ma, ~,
in Baltimore, intended TO fit we'll AKA : re sal.
iafaction Csll Ard examine at
CLLRIAN'S
jas Opposite Day Book Office
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LONG LAWN.
HAVE on hand several pieces of tine Lin
l. en- Lawn, or Renting, for Children's wesr
or making Linen Handkerchiefs, which am
anxious TO sell out.
la Is JH DAWSON.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

A ND possession given immediately. The
"A House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
road Company.
Apply at the Office OF the Coa,pany Tor fun
ther particulars.
~ le-tf
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

GREAT REDUCTION IN CARPETS.
HE subscriber having determined 10 close
iara out all his line grades of Competing, offers
iariy the fine qualities He viii sell a;deeI.
bought for. CHAS r GOf,STSSSG' - w
ia ~ No Market Square