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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-31

r mnssacrcd by brutal fanatics. Thirty years ago
Lord StratIord de Rcdcliffo saw Christians mas.
sacred by thousands IN the streets OF Constautno-
be yet in 1854 England aud France sacrlhoed
10000 men and Goo. 900 900 in order to pcrpc-
lualc tho dominion of tho Turk on the Bosph orus.
We were thon told that n Mohamcdnn WAS bet.
ter ally than a Crock Christian would BE-, and
that the monster Turk had become humane AMI
ciyilizs1.1 To-day VIC afford contradictory evidence
oI tho fact. The Turk ia to-day what he was
thrco hundred years agn bloody msoreant--ths
wholesale murderer of Christians, mon, women
and childron. The DAYS OF chiyalry aro indeed
gone, or tho Christian soveregns had INSTANTLY
dispatched forco To Lebanon. A telegram to-
day announces tho massae,e g Of 1000 Christians In
their place OF refuge aud it adds TINT II crowd of
Christian children sheltered in n Fronch school
had all boon brn,ally killed,
The women in all those terrible scones were
treated iniiniily worse than tho men. They were
first violated and then slaughtered. No doubt tho
French Emperor will win applause 10y seeking
prompt vengeance. aud the scenes witnessed IN
Lebanon WILL it is hope !. tolerate any Christian
power undertaking at oncu 10 sweep from tho
earth the whole Turkish rncc. They ARE more
entitled to consideration than tho tigers in tho
Jungle. Tho Greek peoplc,a. might he expected.
ara oacying their feelings aud their rymrathics.
aud are actively contemplating the restoration of
they ought To hc assisted The policy which
would Interfere for tho preservation OF Turkey
would he n dclestahlc policy.
The Sultan is doing whnt tho Sultnns Of old nj
ways did diminishing ministers aud iavorltos and
seque-,raling their property but the prophecy #
his house is beng nlGllcd-hs must quit En.
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From the Ii crpool Daily Post, July July D.
Tho English Press on the Turks

Far mure than three hundred years the Turks
we're the curse ofthe West and the East. In their
origin they borrowed from the Saracens hatred #
the Christians. In fact. the Saracons, and all the
mongrel races of Syria and adjoining provinces
became consolidated by tho adoption Of Moham
mechanism. TheChristians we're their opponents
eligiousy and politically, and hence the hatred
OF Christians abides in the Mnssulman up fn the
present day; it is unrelenting. undying. At any
one time Roman Catholic Europe could have driv
en- back or conquered tn. Turks. but after the
first crusade Europe declined TO act in nnison for
want of unity the crusades failed. Each petty po-
tentato considered his own. not tie general inter
est, ami the Ottoman was made use Of 10 punish
II Christian adversary for the advnntaPr OF Il
Christian prince The separation of the Eastern
from the " estern Church facilitated M"haminedan
conquests; to the honor Of several Pores, they
sank trhol gio Il dlerenrcs for roble purpose,
but they failed to arouse Europe tOa sense OF dan
ger or duty, becnusc tho Church hnd lost its prop
er holds on the minds of men. The llnngarians
and tho Poles saved the Western world from be-
coming Mohammedan and had they been sup
ported as they nught to have been. Europe would
not now be pcrplexed with the affairs Of Turkey.
We anght not to be surprised at the former
duct OF European Powers. for we witness now the
vile policy which left Gods people 10 be enslaved
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1860. Spring Novelties for 1860
n GLl(t(.l,N y IL EI NJ I,,R


ni hAiuw,d totc aud nssuring ha friends that lac
ami "p nlne avery large and attractive stock
81 IAlI.E AND FAStN DRY GobGS And tur the lnll.s
nrun viii uumerntc PARTON 0f hs drcss goods:
silks. In ltal,os tfouI 4 T." 10 Nulnnis
=lhs, liAm, Sc,
huflgc lulcs, palm A.,
from 10 10 Nulnnis,
Organizes from d in ~ oltnts
InWn-, founrds, Nal"nci-r, Ne.
Coverings oi every d"srripilun, some elegant.
tirniirnn will md .n"of lat oi Cloths, ta-slncT,h and
Nrslnu. Inin Plaid osnahuru
with large Shoes, 3outs, &c nil u which viii h.,
r,i nj rNlreme, low prr,a. N. HlHGGENilEIMER
t"untr, urrtbutts viii do well to give my sork
examination hrtpr" gnnE farther. q.
luh - il,p #ruIa.
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a Y Z RS
Ague Cure,



Intermittent Fever, Fever and AGuc.
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb AG"e.
Periodical Headache, or Htiious lIead". he,
and Bilious Feyers, indeed for the Who'll"
class Of diseases originating in hillary de
rangemcnt, caused by the Malaria Of Mins-
matte Countries.
eds which, while it cures the above complaints with
certainty. is still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Such remedy is invaluable in districts "heTc these
affecting disorders prevail. 1his" CURE ckrts the
mtasmatic poison Of FEVER AND AGrE from thcsls-
,cm and prevents the development Of the disease,
taken the first approach of its prcmonitoy symI-
TOMS 1t is not ouly the best remedy yet discoy-
cred for this class Jf complaints but also The cheap
Tho large quantity supply for dollar hriuss
it within the reach Of every body, and in bilious d
tricts, whore FEVER AND AGrE prevails, efcry body
should have it and use it freely both for and pro-
tectinn great superiority of this remedy
other discovered for the speedy and certain cure
Of Intermittent IS that it contains 10 tluninc or min
cral, consequently it Iroduccs no qunism OF nthcr
iajarious effects whatever upon 'he constitution. Those
cured by it left healthy II thcyhad never bad
the dis,
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of the
miaSniatie pos"n. great variety OF disorders atise
from its irritation, among which NcWaga, HoH-
mntiyn, Gout Hcodachr, Hbod,tss, foobaoho, Edy-
ofhc Cu'1Iyh, I1hma, Foipttut.on, PaipfH iPect.on
Of tn" Nptca, Ugsteri,s, Pam IN Nf B0nth, totc,
PmaiySt, and y rangcnent IF tie Stomach, all of
which, When originating in this catsc. lut on tie
INT rmite"tt4pc. er become pcriodl"al. This "cerE'
cNpels the pose from the blood and consequently
them all alike. 1t is invaluable protect OF 10
immigrants and persons travelling m temporarily re-
ding in the ma!.,ious districts. If hken occasionally
daily whin exposed TO the Infection, that Viii le
rxtrntcd from the system and cauIiot accumulate in
sufficient qurn'ity to rpcn into disease. Hence it il
more valuable for protection ban cuie, and few
will eyer suffer from Intermtcnts il they avail them
SCI l,c, Of the protection this remedy riiolds
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
J II. sEAYt, i{ncqourg;; PURCELL, LADnA Co, EirI.
mond y. EiN l., Petersburg; j.; a. SANTOS, Nor
folk ami all Druggists. tiril 20, fndSoll
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MarfhY of Attention.

,uyUF .bscbr offers his entrc stock of SUMNER GOODS
al very small advance upon cost In order TO make room
lc Fall purchases comprise IN part Kobe Sks TO ana
amncr beautiful styles Plain Black Flounccs Robe Jaco
s Organics Lawns Chalies. English Beages flaln Bera
,s Ttayng Goods Curtain Muslns, Plain SWISS musHha
Yts Gloves, Ribbons, &c, &c d. hoHAhA"o'
j.
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Spring and Summon Goods.
Oota Shoes. Hats. Cam aud AtiaW Enods

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE
Lr HAVING received the greater portion ~ my spring
and summer Goods nnd being la receipt, daily, Of sur
IN are being made Ia my order, assure NY neuls
S-ahi The pnble, that they may call With il rxpccia-
m oi being au.d rhcr In quality, style prize Nv stcek
trunks, Carpet IIngs, Umbrellas 81 larry and comprises
Yrr grade l.. l.. ARMtSrFAD,
apa Rep copyl Nc. 10 Main ~, Iynchhurp Va,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOES. HATS, TRUNKS, &c., SC.
SPRING. 1860!
ASSORTMENT VERY LARGEit
Prices All Rivht ii

La NY Spring supply Is 10 store and very fnIf--
Lang experience enables present desirable an
assortment of Boots, shoes Trunks Carpet Bags, Has
etnps, and other articles In my line any house In
'ncburg can do am very thankful 10 customers fr0m
uny and city, FOR very liberal patronage and now with
eaulin houso and desirable goods and
osiion, invite continued patronage.
Rpt PsEABJTRY
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Grand Exhibition of tho New
wiSpRING STYLE PREMIUM HATs,r,

Opposite tho Exchange Bank, MUM ST
fkniE unirrslgncd hUroaith Ia hA
friends Cnr"n,s aud The uhllc In general thn he has
hand the latest Rni uusi magnificent stock OF FINE HATS
introduced III i- market lie tlken pleasure In
h h able /" furnish The Young well ~ The old the best
Hat ut his manuauture, the c,"alrd ) IER IAl
great "tri'n ri The people ul Virginia. made
sulctNls u, hr most skid wnrkmen Of hr
An,h", and Neiy body In want ot good, durable mud
beautiful u NJ. well call nj SrlTHEEs In addition Ia
manufacture, cals atlontiun his large and well
s,icced -nfB FIT HATS, III d,scrpl,n nui
quality ahl Hats ~ great variety rlrcns innry Hats
taps ndsH riding llaiF sW All aaI every Kind II
Hats made la order at the shortest nuice.
Also, "A variety IT straw Goods Of hiylc.
fdH} tth - CaHt'' nj
Ap ID WILLIAM sIlrZEk'S,
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Killed in LynohburRi

ADOlltlon1StS Killed in Lynchnu1gI
rse 1nE 10 MI the Northern fanatics your
N W. Carriages Buggcs and Wagons, at BAILEY fB8
Maiu street, I.ynchburg, nnd send your money
enrich aud enable the Abolitnnrs make
'les anh spears 10 srni la negroes l-h III with.
bnis, was born and russd In Campbell County, aud
akluR with Increased facilities all the style Carriages
getaways nni IiuggcS aud substantial Also, all kinds
Harness. Repairing and painting Of Carriages done with
eain"As aud dispatch
h" 'nscbcr returns his grateful for past
and sIlcis continuance of the All he
examination of his work fc,ng confident he please
9TH ~ 10 aunit, aud price. JNo II. BAILEY, AgL
Ian Nlts 1s3 Main ~, Iyncbburg, Va.
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l,TOvE AND TIN WAREHOUSE

i2t MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURa, VA.
vNiIE suhsrer Manufacturer and dealer In RANGES FUR.
NACEs, STOVES CRATES, d., invites the attention Of
pub 10 his stock comprising the most exonr,ve aaaor
ien 10 c found In this city such Sponge aud Hip Baihs,
iii sealing Fruit Cans and lara loo Cream Old
niou colrcpis, &c together with general assortment of
russ Copper Japnned and Plain Tin Ware. Fry and
ans Anrona, sadrons Coal sleeves, skutes Cast pota
yens, skles, biscuit Baker &c., Lyons Patent Copper
lightning "ds IiD Iron and Gumoastle Felt lioong 0ut-
ts Spnnng No. put up 10 ORDER In the bes I and
ore" Pumps for Cserns and deep wcs Hydraulic Rams or
tclng portion of Spring Brk to required distance
'aiion Tor the purpose ui rHang landa supplying
iHrIling-, RRroad staon Nr., with supply OF
alter Plumbing nnd Gus Fitting and materials Of eli kinda
ch Lend aud Iron Pipes, ydants, Water Cossts Bath
nls shower Baths, hAbhHna Beer PunIs Counter Waa.
n stop mud Bibb Cocks sheet Lead nnd s ptuan-
" to the hng up pipes t conducting hot and cold water
and steam, In the most complete
Tin Plate ussia and American Shcetron, Zinc, Wc Block
In, Spelicr Bucket ars Rlv Sc, furnished trade
e lowest rates All work and material warranted TO give
Orders by mail faithfully executed attended pcrson
j. Dts C.A. BI.ISS.
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ERETWEII. & HALL.
No. Ill Main Street, LynchburC. Va

A HAVE now In store their Spring and summer stock
Of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps trunks Car~t aes va
Ices Calf skins sole Leather nli kinds 81 shoe
~ Finding all of which will be .,ld the most rcason-
hlc lori1n ns they w,re bought In a favorable tme.
We also manufacturing Ladies and genofnens CATERS
ctcry descriptions well all other knds of done In
nr of business nhi would call the attention II those n
'au To Miles suns Boots. IN wo inv Them tboih iress
nj hnuhlcl of the hcsl quality. IA
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To all whom II may Concern.
BarH0ins! nnrgnlns!! Isargains!

NO. ~ BRIDGE ST.
/ order 10 make room nr my Fnil stok nf Poos AMI
shoes, wish to disporc of present stock nj
edaetd prices. have large stock I.adis and XH
"eH CATERS, without heels, which Gun sell at
h' low price of SEVENTY and conf- -
irn tha ean r,Hse NIL who may give call The stock
ht,t ON hnnd s well assorted.
E anvo asu, On hand large stock OF DR J. GOODX GRO
1HihS, dnR fdNtl dRYftLES, which can afford TO sell
cheap not cheaper thnn other house In the oity
DAVID LAWSON
l. Sa The above articles will be- sold strictly oAnn
sF~ uron induocmc nts ofnrc, To country merchants
k II n
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Singers Sewing Machines


EEA1 smctss s na,n lhe conclusive prof Of great
mn wl{,d iN i- tcsf ltrr labor sn,iuy machine
brpfr the rublic tnpnral" Singca sewing Machines
Arrr ostaisug he hsh't tlntaiion IN the ntcd states
li"y exhibited nj tie Int" "E,pnron tnitcrsllc" In
ttanrp, whrfr unttl oH The hia,sl mud
great mtnuthrl'ft in make them lns hsrn iI IN Paris
Ia brunch ot industry which Ia 10 h' done
those ulrurs in' u. with l1uh As The spaced
NJ The awH, tram l. l." Travelling ht saving with
.IJsef~ Mmhinrs compared WITH hhri sowing, n" inil u
shoemaker dft sn1kc srr trimmer, -gilrr, nr,
A,. uull mol hr Wt1 The init profit al using al
lhr- machines, regularly employ ed is on, Thou-nnd Dollars
In MI pIhnt Hniics where there IA much
be- don" these mnr,nes auHbc resistance Planters
and h"te keepers mud lh" particularly convenient and
nid" IhSc machines NnIe In il,r construction aud
strong and durable, being llc only Kind oi Sewing Ma
chin" made by which every Of work. fine
could be perfectly "Ncruh Thousands u" inf rur and worth
s saving Machines have been n'lr md nul under
unts but singers Machines alone have brrn fuand .rrI3
whore Ia satisfy tia wants pi the p"ppr.
llhn printed instructions for using rent with each
chine from which readily acIur The art of
smg Them. The machines packed Srcur.lf Ia
part nf the worl To NIL prrsons drsug particular
annnt"n Will application by letter nj either nf our n
.'0, iurwari copy al NJ singer ~ Cor Galett pns,
L. NJ. s1NGEH l. 90,
Principal Onlce. No. 929 Bronlway New York
EuNscu OrrnE,.N No. Il iIanos. ST. os,op. No W Gimp
II ST. New Haven, t tlovcryir ~ VI No 2Tl Brond 81
Newark, y. j.; No. Ii2 tnrsnut ST. Phnt pha M no Bal
pfr - baltimore: No. ~ Westminster ST. Providence, l.
II M : Its' aih 81, Cncinnni No. 81 NoriI h 81, -
Louis No j ~ Charles st, Sow Orleans No - DauIdin
Mobile. flcc2i dA'ts1
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JAMES WILLIAMSON

No. 4 MAIN : T., IL NJ IIDI ~, ' Y,
~ WISHES TO inform his friends that he hes received
n%a s. " " n, & r'@ odn "n oa"l; a"ny
Flowers, Ribbons shakers. Hoop skirts, rara San tmh
reas Fans Ertolcrcs Hosiery Kid, sk aud Li,r Thread
Go,es for ladies AMI gen, Lace Mts, and
other articles
Bonnets Flats and Hats bcathcd and pressed in the best
and latrst style.
Country Merchants supplied on very reasonable terms
E- Orders promptly attended Please call,
We will sell very cheap. No. 81 MAIN 81 Rect,
may z5 INuohhurg, Va.
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Liverpool Fine and Coarse Salt.
= A0n SACKS "Jehries 4 Daley" Fine Salt,
CsOOO 800 Sacks Ground Alum, direct Importation
For ssis by lmay all A. g. LEE, Richmond Va.
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The celebrated Race Horse and Stallion,


NAKE aFAsnS aThRiEn,
IutrE,
At $50 the Season aS TO tho Groom in all 2ases
MARES FED ON GRAIN. &r.,AT 40 CENTS FER DAY.
season 1h February and end 10Th duly, isGO
Jan I8-ctf JSo. ID. ALEXANDER
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-30
From Washin gtOn.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Committee
on Public Expenditures met to-day, aud
agreed to commence an investigation of tha
Utah war contracts the latter part of nayt
week, or as soon as witnesses can be brought
to this city.
The Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads had the subject of the Post Office site
before them on Tuesday. The matter WA
referred to Mr.. Lee, of New York, who il
supposed to be adverse to the sale Of iii e
Pennsylvania Bank property. John O'Brien
is here, counsel of Bailey & Co., and may iu-
duce favorable action.
There is no possibility OF changing the
time or place of holding the National Dem
ocratic Convention.
Mr.. Covode's Investigating COMMITTEES in
tend summoning a number Of leading pol,i
clans OF both parties from PHILADELPHIA,
Augustus Schell, collector of the port of
New York, was examined before the Com.
mittee to-day, and testified to a large con
tribution to the Pennsylvania election in
Immense numbers of Mr.. Haskin's report
on corruptions of public printing have been
ordered for circulation.
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The POISONING CASE IN New ORLEANS
The New Orleans Picayune says that the
last accounts from the sufferers in the late
poisoning case stated that they were doing a
great deal better, with the exception of Miss
Lemley and her youngest sister, another
child of Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Mckee and
her daughter, these are still in great danger,
and it might be said, despaired Of
The stomach of the little boy, whose death
we reported yesterday, was taken out and
placed in sealed jar for future chemical ex-
animation. Parts of the ingredients with
which the poisoned confectionery was made
have been taken by the Coroner also for ex-
animation. They we're stores daily used in
the family, with the exception of some es-
sense of vanilla, purchased at druggists.
Besides the slave Ann, the cook, two other
servants have been arrested. ANA was
heard to make threats against her mistress,
and about month ago, she told Miss Mckee
that Mrs. Lamley had whipped her.
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population. At the West the number 80
employed is l22, 1864, or one in 40 of the pop
ulation. These figures give no advantage
to the free-labor section, as opposed to the
slave-labor section. There is here no evil
dence that the existence of slavery is in any
degree opposed to the development of white
industry. 1t is only anothet evidence in cor
roboration of that afforded by the history of
the Northern States. The theory has been
advanced against the extension of slavery
into the Territories, that slavery degrades
labor and drives out free industry. In 1890
the New England and Middle States had
1865, 455 inhabitants Of which 4e,372 were
slaves. Did that slave-labor drive out white
labor? or has: not the latter extinguished
the former, and cast adrift the then we'll
cared-ior negroes, to starve in little bands
on the outskirts of the towns and villages,
their former happy homes, the wasting mon
ument OF the incapacity of race, and Of the
selhshness Of that philanthropy which found
pecuniary relief in comforting the blessings
OF liberty on their henceforth useless SER
wants? What we do find in these figures is,
that the South, having become possessed of
capital, is prosecuting manufactures at a
rate which will soon make "home market"
Tor its raw materials, and place it foremost
IN the rank OF exporters of goods. The fig
ures show that it is fast supplanting North
ern and imported goods with its own indus
try"
Is it not time the North paused in its mad
career? Why should we allow a set of crazy
fanatics to cut our throats, just as truly
and as directly as they will those Of our
| Southern fellow citizens if their policy be
| adopted?
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L A T EST EW s
'hirty"sixth Congress-First sex.
sion.

S''tf'y"oiXth COngress-FiPst Ses-
sion.
WASHINGTON, March 20.
SENATE
Mr.. Clay, from the Committee on Com.
a meate, reported adversely on the petition for
erecting certain pier in the Delaw are bao
Also, reported a bill for the introduction
oi q. d. rogers code of Marine signals.
Mr. Green's joint resolution for +ha al
Journment OF Congress from the Goth n,
April to the 2lst of May was taken up.
MT; Anthony made an amendment shat The
June. o4 'Ae 4''a "'
= M5' Cilngman opposed the recess and Of.
t s;o an amendment for an adjournment sine
ole on the LIST of June.
Mr.. Green advocated his reso,ptio, =,
was wen known the session of the National
convention no business would be transact.
Gu, ana aoJonrnments made every three day,
aoa netnlng to the expenses of the poyer5,.
ment.
MIR. Benjamin and Mr.. Gwin opposed "a.
proposed adjournment.
inc amendments were finally Withdrawn
ana the resolution was voted down by ylas
IL, nays 20. ~ yeas
The bill supplementary to the act to au.
thorize protection being extended to ciri-
zens of the United States who NAV discover
deposit OF guano, was taken up, amended
and passed.
HOUSE.
, =, Inc House passed the Army Appropriation
Mr: Fenton, from the Committee on Re-
volutlonary Claims, reported a bill provid
ing Tor the settlement of the claims Of tha
ofhcers and soldiers of the Revolutionary
Army, and the widows and children of thn5.
who died in the service,
Mr.. Boyce, from the Committee on For.
eign Affairs, reported the French Spoliation
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REMARKABLE DISCOVERY OF SPEctE.--A
Hanover correspondent of the Arlington
Standard says:
Remarkable discoveries have been made
in the dwelling Of Mrs. Hannah Robbins,
since her decease. A tin pail filled with sill
yer was found under her bed, and a kettle
full was also discovered. Some of it was
mouldy and dusty with age, evidently hav-
ing been undisturbed for years. The amount
ton to this, thorough examination of the
house has brought to light quantity of the
old continental money, laid down in tobacco
leaves. AS this is of no value it was not
counted. All her property goes to grand
child-the only survivor of once numerous
family"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
Wm. Il. Walters, Proprietor.

Wm. Il. Walters, Proprietor.
VIM. Gitley, Mrs. Gitiey, Master City,
Philadelphia; Il B Urquhart, Southamp-
ton, Va Kelliam, Northampton, Va /;
George Browne, Edwin Fethean, u. States
Navy F Smith, Isle of Wight; Jno King,
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
job" Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
". b Morriss, Hertford, N O.; DB Parker.
s saansta g oit W., W Nm, Blanchard, Nxons
Robert Hartman, James CITY W q Preston
Louisville, Va; James W Parr, Jackson
Tenn = Il Bailey, Captain M Poole. New
York ; d ) Taylor, j J Whitfield, Virginia.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.
Capt. c. c. Bartling, Proprietor.
T S Hillyear, Philadelphia W Whitaker.
Raleigh; w W Lawrence, Hampton:
Morland, p e Savage, Virginia R Barrett
Franklin Hotel F F Elliott, W h Stewart.
W J Green, N c.