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STRIKE OF THE BoARDING-HousE KEEPERS
FOR PAY - IN y ApAy y! y, boarding house
suffered from delinquent boarders, recently
held meeting. Rev. Mr.. Cole said that
every boarding house keeper in town had
suffered from $40 to 5000, bat widows had
suffered the worst. Mrs. Kimball said that
she had suffered 500 by delinquent board
ers. Mrs. Buffers said she had been taken
in many times and twenty of the persons
present named the sums they had thus lost
during. the past year, making an aggregate
of ST 900.
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ANOTHER VICTIM.-Mrs. Allibone, the
Oldest sister of Geo. w. Turner, Esq, who
was slain by John Brown and his associates,
was buried at Charlestown last Friday, by
the side of her brother. She died at Mount
Hope Lunatic Asylum, whittier she was ia
ken shortly alter her brothers death. She
never rallied after his murder, but continued
to sink until her broken spirit burst its
earthly bonds and returned to its Maker.
Another murder to be added to the Harper's
Ferry list.
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A very dangerous fraud was discovered in
which bsa been new so days a ag9 So egs
stracted, and the vacancy filled with white
base metal. 1t is now stated that the white
metal is known to the Chinese, and the
Workmanship on the genuine,tu render them
OF less value, and if done by them, and if the
United States officers will trace back or ex-
anime future coins, they will tind them en-
aaInating from the Chinese quarters of San
FRANCISCO, CAL, where many counterfeit
cSlns are in circulation, all of which are well
executed, and taken in the California Branch
mint. This metal, like the gong metal is
sun secret with the Chinese,
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM A BEAR.-A CORES.
pondent of the Warrenton (val Wing con,
tributes the following:
On Saturday night last, as MIR. Robert w,
Eastman, of Rappabannock county, Va, W as
on his return home from Flipt Hill, a small
village, distant about two and half miles
he was met by huge Black Bear. Being
on foot and in a valley, to run was useless !:
he therefore, with that quick decision and
resolute valor, which have always formed so
prominent features of him, seized piece of
raii e.; ana eh laced the furious animal. When
Within ABOUT hive feet OF him, Bruin raised
on his hindmost feet The now nndanntsd
youth stood prepared for the death-hug, and
dealing him heavy blow, laid him nros.
trate. Making good the advantage OF this
moment OF lie or OF death, he ran with all
possible celebrity to tree. Seizng the limb
nearest, he mounted in safety, leaving The
hinder part of bis inexpressibles in the
mouth OF his inimicable companion.
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Il ms.

The DAY BOOK will be served to sub
scribers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail ii will
ne "a per year, ~ for six months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance
w C,rcoistiGM greaaee than the Oat,iss
oi Do,n G.aies combined -sp}
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| 10 BE KEPT FROM THE INFLUENCE OF THE
| PR1Esrs.-An order had been issued, it is
| stated in an English paper, by the French
| Minister of War, forbiddlng soldiers in gar
| rison at Paris, or any other town ia France
from attending worship in parochial or con-
| ventuai churches, ana intimating that, for
| the future, provision would everywhere be
made within the barracks for the regular
| celebration OF mass. The origin of this reg
ulation is said to be the efforts on the part Of
tine priests to influence the minds of the SOL
diery in favor of he Pope.
A DUKE OF WALs.-The Paris correspon-
dent of the Courier DIES Etats Unis, saws
that when the Grande Duke of Tuscany
came to Paris last year, he not only begged
Lonis Napoleon to restore Tuscany to him,
but went on his knees, and accompanied
prayer with tears and lamentations.
Two stage-struck daughters of wealthy
parents" in Washington, were arrested on
Saturday in an elopement to New York to
seek engagements at the theatres there.
Mr.. Root, of Huntsville, Conn.,, pur-
chased couple of bed-blankets, at auction.
and sooon after carrying them home, one Of
his children broke out with the small box,
caught it was thought, from those blankets.
On Monday, Miss Nj. E. Webster daughter
| of the late Joseph Webster, of Hartford,
Ct, died in consequence, as is supposed, of
being in some way poisoned. Her brother
died on Tuesday, apparently from the same
| cause.
| Who would advertise a lost umbrella? We
| have lost two within month or so-one of
them entirely new, and the other having a
| card with our name on it tied to the handle.
But nobody ever finds an umbrella, name or
no name, and we must be content to share
| the common lot.
Last "Wednesday night in WAIKIKI, Orange
CO., young man named Leander Sands was
chilled to death while sitting on a cake of
| ice, waiting for an opportunity to enter a
disreputable house kept by Miss Hitchings.
The Baltimore annual Conference a. it's
| late session, decided by a decisive vote, to
| admit married men to membership. Here
tofere all Benedicts have been rejected.
THR CRED DEMON OF THE NuRsERY.'-
The scarlet fever has been raging fearfslly
in Illinois and Ohio. At Bloomington. Illi-
nois, during the past winter, it is said that
some four hundred children have fallen vic
tins to the disease. In Steubenville, Ohio,
the deaths number from two to five daily,
and already some two hundred children have
succumbed to its deadly influence.
Photography is being called to account in
England. Mr.. Mills, a tobacconist lately
smashed to pieces glass case, in which was
exhibited, without his permission photogra-
phic likenesses Of him self and wife.
Two executions are to take place in New
Jersey this month, Acker in Morris .county,
on the 18th, and Lynch in Mt. Holly on the
23a. Acker has made confession.
How THE MONEY GoEs.-The cost OF the
new dome of the Capitol, as now esti.
mated, amounts to 1904 900, including the
bronze mammoth statue of the Genius of
Liberty with which it is to be sarm ounted.
James Morgan, of Marion county, died
last Thursday aged 81 years.
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The CHARGE AGAINST HGM.-Judge lump,
of Baltimore, just removed by the Governor
Of Maryland, was charged, LIST, with gross
and vulgar conduct on the bench; I'd, with
having delegated power illegally to the
Sheriff; Sd, that he willfully refused to obey
the orders Of the Court of Appeals; 4th, that
he has been intoxicated and asleep on the
bench, while important trials were going on;
and 9Th, that he has been guilty of misbe-
havior in his office as Judge.
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DR.. Wistar's Balssm of Wild Oh cry may
we'll be called ''wonder of medical science"
1t cures coughs, and colds instanter it sooths
the irritated parts it heals the Inflammation !;
and consumption itself yields to its magic in
huence.
lS- There is vile counterfeit of this Bal
sam, therefore be sure and buy only that pre-
pared by Fowle + Co, Boston, which has
the aoritten signature of BUTTS on the out
side wrapper.
For sale by NJ. A. & c. A. SANTOS and
Wake + Co., and KING Toy, Nor
folk. J. B. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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NEW York, March 1.-THE ship Nalamo
hence for Rotterdam, caught fire from some,
as vet unknown cause, and is now ashore in
Sandy Hook completely enveloped in flames.
The crew have been taken OFT.
The Africa sailed hence to-day for Liver
pool With ninety passengers, and $365,000 in
specie.
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Further from Europe.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamer City
of Baltimore brings via Queenstown, few
additional items of European intelligence.
Lord John Russell was to introduce the
Ministerial Reform bill on Thursday night.
The Daily News of Thursday, says it be-
ieves that besides the English Reform bill,
the leading provisions of the Irish and
Scotch Reform bills, if not the bills them
selves would be laid before the House of
Commons that evening.
The ship Commodore, with $4,000 ounces
of gold, has been out 103 days from Mel
bourne for England. She has also valuable
cargo.
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HoRRoRs OF THE CooLIE TRADE.-Th New
Granadian bark Napoleon, lately arrived at
Callao, So days from the Sandwich Islands,
where she had touched for supplies, on her
way from China with cargo of Chinese
slaves or Coolies. When she left China she
had 240 on board, of which l3l died on the
voyage, and % were sent to the hospital or
their arrival at Callao, leaving 81, who were
mostly too weak for labor!
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Mrs. vVinslo.v. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gums, re-.
ducing all infammatioE-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers il will give rest to yourselves,
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my2S lv
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PITrsBURe, March l4.-The United States
District Court overruled the motion in the
land case of George W. Dobbin, of Ball-
more, VS.. the County of Allegheny, to set
aside the execution and directing the Mar
shal to proceed with the sale of the county
stocks.
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BELLow's FALLS, March IA serious ire
occurred here this morning, destroying the
Bellows Fall Hotel, which was also occupl-
ed as post office and printing office. SIEVE
raj adjoining buildings were also also buruy,
Loss $4,000.
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ST. Louis, March l4th.-The overland
California Mail, with advices from San
Francisco to the afternoon of the lst instant,
has arrived.
At the primary elections for delegates to
the State Democratic Convention, held in
SIX OF the largest counties, including San
francisco and Sacramento, delegates taVora
Die to Governor Latham and opposed to Mr.,
Weller, were returned.
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List of Letters Remaining, in the
Post Office, Norfolk, Va. March
18th, 1860.
PatbJashedin the Norfolk DAYBOOK, by
authority, this paper hauing the largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN the City Of Norfolk.
Na" Persona calling for Letters, 'OiH please
sag they are oduertised.
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Harrison Catherine
Jones miss Mary f
Jordan mrs T r
knight miss Sarah
Kneller miss Georgia
Kuhn miss Martha II
Montgomery mrs Ma
tilda 2
Marks Mary
Murray mrs Martha A
Mcdonald mrs Cornelia
Nottingham miss Mar
tina
Portlock mrs Mary A
Phifer miss Amelia
Porter mrs. Imogine NJ
Sudden Inrs Nancy
Slaughter mrs Mildred
III
simmons mrs Margar-
ct G
Smith miss Ann
Thorogood Mary
Taylor mrs Margaret
Throckmorton mrs
7 Ann J
Upshur mrs Annie M ,
Willis mrs Fl NJ
Wade miss Bette
Walker miss A M
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n office.

All Communications, &C., intended tor in
ssrtion, aud Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JusN Il. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor. i'll order to ensure
attention.
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l5- One Trial will insure the use OF SEM
PLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING Pc WIDER in
any family, if properly used. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers. NH 3
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NEW YoRK, March sl4th.-The steamers
City of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the
goth ult., and the Adstralasian, from the
same port on the 25th ultimo., have arrived
here. Their advices have been anticipates
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MIR. Bowden, Sheriff of Monroe county
da., was shot OH Monday OF last week, by
u man named Hinseiey, upon whom he was
attempting to serve writ. The ball passed
through the body, and at last accounts, the
unfortunate man was thought to be dying.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

YEAST POWDER. ]. w. Garlick, Richmond,
Va, manufactures "Semple's Iniallible Baking
Powder" His is the only factory OF the kind
in the South, and he is prepared to furnish the
entire trade on as reas enable terms as North
ern manufacturers. Semple's Powder Is Vir-
ginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-Richonond Whig.
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LADIES LIST.

Ashby mrs Ann E
Anderson III ISIS Eliza
Armistead mrs Sylvia
Ashlock miss Mary
Brown miss Eliza
Buckannen Miss Lugh
Blassergame mrs Eliz.
abteh
Benson mrs Priscilla
Brown mrs Eliza A
Beebe Mary l.
Brushwood mrs
Brumley mrs Emily
Buffalo mrs Susan M
Gays miss RobertsonH
Coyle Mrry
Cavanaugh Eliza
CaSou mrs Margaret A
Cafteler Liddy
Carrick mrs A G +
Cofer mrs c
Cross mrs Elizabeth
Douglass miss Jean
nette l.
Dalby miss Virginia
Fitzgerald miss MaryS
Fonto mrs Martha A
Fletcher mrs Louisa
Gillerlain miss Mar
garet 9
Harris miss Cath. B
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05- WaMted-Everybody to try SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. For sale
by Druggists and Grocers. NH
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Q3- Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. mh2
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GRAND VIRGINIA D1sCoymRY-

4 GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY
N Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head {,
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr..
EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery that
he has named it 'sIshe fMfallible Virginia
Hair RestOrer." Mr. +. is about going into
an extensive manufacture of an article which
is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends.-F From Richmond En0GiTer
Dec 18Th, 1859.
This famous article can now be mad of the
principal Druggists Those persons, who de-
sire fine head OF hair, have only to use the
restorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy, can have them removed in short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR KESTORER
INFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 60 Main street.
X. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, N ov. 1859
/. N. EZEKIEL, take ath on the Holy Bi.
Bile, that have been bald for the past II years,
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NATHANIEL EzEKIEL.
This day sworn'to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. JOS MAYO
Mayor oil Richmond.
Wake & CO.,
jan i2-Iy Sole Agents Norfolk, va.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH

Capt. O. G. BortIin9, Proprietor.
Lieut.. g N Preble, U. s. n; d Van Name,
Staten Island; Miss Eghert, New York;
Capt. s Il Potford, Sav. Ga; Randolph,
B ID Weigne, Baltimore; Henry Harris
W klunet, Richmoud,
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MORE FRAUD AND DECEPTION We
caution the public against base fraud on our
article (HosTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs, } pre-
pared and sold by Walsworth, Ink Manufactu-
rer, on Washington Avenue, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, St Louis, Mo-, and his agent,
Schaeffier, No n Levee, between Washing
ton Avenue and Green St, St Louis, mo, whose
name is substituted on the label instead of Hos
letter y Smith, Sole Manufacturers and Propri-
etors (; the cap covering the cork fthe counter
felt is plain. where our cap has the words Hos
letters Stomach Bitters stamped on. This de-
scription, we hope will serve to detect the inn
position without subiecting your Stomach to
the contents of the bottle, as ink materiale are
not considered good stomatichs.
The genuine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can
be had at any of the respectable dealers in st.
Louis, and of the proprietors-St EouiS News.
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by BURRUSS b BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of BraIdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally. everywhere.
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Additional by the North Amer
Sohe
FRANCE.

can.
FRANCE. sF
The French Legislature Assembly was to
meet on the LIST of March.
The report that Count Walewski was soon
to proceed to Vienna on special mission Wis
pronounced unfounded. I'll
The Paris Bourse closed buoyant ON the
18th ut. at 6Sf. 16c.
AUSTRIA.
A circular issued by the Governor of We
nltia, announces that all persons in that ter
tory,nwho, IRON previous conduct and
known opinions, might seem capable of en-
PERTAINING projects hostile to Austria, are
to be compelled to enter into the military
service.
SPAIN-THE MOROCCO WAR,
The Spanish squadron had bombarded
Darache and Arcilla, causing great destruc-
non. some OF the Spanish vessels were
slightly damaged, and one of their men was
killed.
1t was said that Rabault had also been
bombarded.
The whole Spanish press are violently at
lacking England, and one Journal has gone
to such lengVh that its circula ton has bsen
prohibited by the government.
DENMARK.
The new ministry had been formed as fol-
lows:
President of the Council and ad antsyiu,.
Foreign Minister, Nj. Hall.
Minister of Public Worship and al interim
of the lnterior-Bishop Mourad.
Minister of Justice-M. Case.
Minister of Warm. Thestuss.
Minister of Marine-M. Billie.
H. TURKEY.
1t was reported that the Porte had order.
ed a loan of G6,000,0O0 to be negotiated at
London.
Prince Milosch was seriously i'll, and his
son had requested the Sultan to recognize
him as the hereditary successor. His de.
mand was supported by Russia.
Fears were entertained that in case of otis
refusal, an insurrection of the Sclayoniaps
in Turkey might break out.
AFRICA.
Cape OF Good Hope dates to Jan. 20, have
been received.
Livingston's expedition was at Kongeu-
all well.
An instruction against the Sultan of
Zanzibar, had been put down by the British
ship Lynx.
Preterians, dictator of Vans Wanl, had
been elected President OF the Orange River
Free State. twas supposed that the English
government would not permit this union
CHINA AND INDIA.
The Calcutta mails of Jan. "a, and Hong
Kong of Jan. ID, had reached England. The
adviees have been mainly anticipated by
telegraph.
Tea was inactive at Hong Kong.
An edict of the Emperor of China settled
the question of the tonnage dues by appoint.
ing four mace per ton as the rate on toreiop
vessels at the open ports.
The U. s. steamer Hartford was at Hong
Kong and the Powhatan at Japan.
1t was stated that the American Minister
had obtained a pledge from the Japanese
government that the treaty of Jeddo will be
carried out in all agreed upon which will be
advantageous for the trade.
The Dutch war steamer SOnrust had been
attacked by pirates in the China sea. All on
BOARD, seven officers and Fifty men, were muir
dered, and the vessel was run ashore.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith. H.. ProDrietor.

JOIN S0saW, W., FTopTtetof.
Bryan, Baltimore; Il Mason, N. c.; w.
. Martin, N. York; DR.. II M Sykes,
SOUTHAMPTON county Va; DR. c Kelerity,
Luce N York; s Ii Reed, Ii Barron,
warwick Co., Va: s Ii Taylor, Fortville
n. T.; ) M Manden, Virginia; ID Elwell,
Norfolk Co., Va; Ii Woodman, New Jer
sey; John Decater, Portsmouth, Va; S
Struchteid, Boston Mass; Thomas Cunning
ham, Hampton; Thomaa g Williams, Prin-
cess Anne.
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FOR HIRE

LNOR HIRE for the balance of the year a
Il young NEGRO WOMAN without incum-
brance, Cook, Washer and Ironer.
nah 1876 r PORTLOCK
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HoMGoPArRy.-The St. Louis papers noticf
the ceremonies OF the second Annual Com.
mencement OF the Homeopathic Medical Col
ege of that city. The Express of that CITY
states that the system of practice has gained
very much in popularity in the West and
particularly in that city. The same paper
in lengthy editorial, quotes the following
from DR.. Forbes, prominent physician Of
the school;
"Ihere is not town of any considerable
size in Germany, France, Italy, England or
America, that does not boast Of POSSESSING
ohe or more homeopathic physicians, not q
few OF whom are men of high respectabilitv
and learning many of them in large prantics
and patronized by persons of high rank
New books on homeopathy issue In abund-
ancs from the press, and journals exclusively
devoted to its cause are printed and widely
circulated In Europe and America, Numer-
GUS hospitals and dispensaries for the treat
ment OF the poor, on the new SYSTEM, have
been established, many of which publish re-
ports blazoning its success, not merely in
warm phrases, but in the hard words and
harder figures OF statistical tables"
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New Advertisements.

/. o. r.. Nj.
HHE MEMBERS OF TECUMSEH TRIBE.
No. 20, Improved Order of Red Men, are
requested to attend a Council of The Tribe to
be held at their aWigwam, on this Thursday
evening. the 5th Sleep, 18th Sun, WarM Moon,
at the 7th Run.
By order of the Sachem.
NH IS ]. r. REID, C. X.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Armstead b A
Ahrent Chas
Anderson Chas
Arnold Chas
Arnheim s N
Allen S d
Ashby w +
Baker Bros & Co
Blair Chas
Bayly Chas
Babson D A .
Boothby F L
Bert Edward
Bullock J A A
Baker J G
Brown Henry
Butler Jno
Bowen Geo w 4
He'll M Il
Boynton Nathaniel
PARROT Leonidas
Butts Cadet o Fl
Bradley VIM f
Branch W H
Balki Andres
Cruiser CaptC
Case A S & Co
Carran Edward
Calderwood D C
Carnes Joseph
Clearwater Johnson
Carl H
Chandler Gardiner w
Cooke G w
clarke James
Crowder Jacob
Curtis Leno V
Cutchin p H
Carwood Stephen
Chopper VIM
Darby 81
Dudley Richard
Doyle Manly
Doyle Jno A
Doyle Geo w
Druthwein John
Dugless John
Dunn ] S
Dunbar Andrew J
Davis Chas
Drury VIM f
Drury VIM II
Driver VIM
Engleberg H
Elliott Chas
Ellis Jos
Elliott capt VIM Fl
Fisher B 8
Fenton Dennis
Foster Jno d
Floyd Jos w
Ferris V
Gibbs Capt d. {
Gordon Geo l.
Gavigan M
Goodridge L
Harrison p F
Hardy Edward W
Heck John
Hickins Geo
Harants John heirs OF
Holmes John S
Harvey J S
Holmes mr.
Hess Morris
Henry Michael
Henderson Frederick
Jamison l.
Jackson VIM
Jenkins w II
Jewett P D
James John T
Johnson II II
James L Il
Jester John w
Johnson p
Kuhn Z o
Kelley Jas
Klasson Jacob S
Know les Geo w
Kelloy Denis
Knight Chas
keete John
Knight Jos Il
knight Jos N
NH Is A, M.
DLACK PEPPEF
- quality, for sale b
NH 10
ESSENCE COFFEE
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RK AN q CO.,
G86 No 7, East side Water Street,
Norfolk, Va,
IMPORTERS OF
OLD LONDON DOCK BRANDY,
CHOICE WINES, HOLLAND GIN,
HAVANA SEGARS, &C.,
And Wholesale Dealers in
CHOICE OLD RYE AND WHEAT WHIS-
KEYS, and all kinds OF Domestic Liquors.
NH l5-ly