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ORDER OF ATTACHMENT.

ORDER OF ATTAUHMENI.
FULLER Co., Plaintiffs, Before Samuel liambe,
Esq, Jnstlcs OF the Peace OF
wiTHRow BEEMAN. Dhs.J Cleveland, Cngahoga CO.. o
UHE DEFENDANTS, WITHROW
4 EEEMAN will take notice, that at our instarco,
the 2d day Of December 1899 the above named Jus
tce is ued an order Of attachment against the goods
chatte Of said defendants in the above entitled cause
claim against them in favor for the Of One Hun
dred Nine and Dollars and that the SId action is
set for hearing before the said Justice the h day Of
Sen1i Scs %: :7s5 ~ - FUTTFR y co.
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DR. AMOS SONt axe pleasure in announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for The Of
tue above diseases It has been subjected TO test by The
physicians in London, Paris, philadelphia
and New York been declared the only useful instru
invented for the Of Seminal Weakness
disease caused by the habits Of youth Price
$40 small or express.
N. .B.-Dr. AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skeptca merits Of this Instrument pledge them
selves that in any instance where it may unsatsfae
tory, after fair trial. the will be refunded by
turning the instrument IN good order
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Friday Evening. Jan. l3. 1860
FLOUR-Sales 90 bis good extra at $3.50: 80 bis
red wheat double extra at $562h, 25 bis do at
$685. 90 bis white wheat do $500: 1000 lbs buck
wheat at seper cWt, and IS bis rye at $3.50.
WHEAT-Sale car red at Sl,2s.
CORN-Sale / car in ear at 6Oe: car sheled at
62e and cars do at CSC.
OATS-Ssie 200 bus in bags at 42h.
BARLEY-Sale l car Chicago No, at 76c on
track.
SEED-Sale Il bus clover at 81. sly.
HIGHWINES-Sales 50 bis and 40 do at 92c.
HOGS-Selliug in a retail way to city dealers
s575 for 200 lbs and over
EGGS-Sale bis at &c.
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.URE WARRANTED.

Or. AMOS SON have devoted their attention eNclu-
sVey this peculiar class Of aadlt and the relief they
have consequently been enabled to render their fellow
lures, fully testified and crate fully acknowledged by
esceut patients ard others daily arriving town from nj
parts Of the country rt express purpose nV OF consul
ations there 1eons have been c ed by the most
signal advantages from what they have
from their most simple condition to that of the most dan
gerOus and inveteTate they have always entertained th
possibility Of their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that tia most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced to Of the
following Ignorance, neg lect or the bad effect
unskllu and improper tTeatnepti therefore DR.. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering in thes election Of
heir remedies safe eecual and cautious course, omit
ting sl combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equvoca
character well hose whose premature uicif
application might be productive o. bad consequences in the
ands Of private individuals. In short the la1dabe end
u'iTremedes is the lessening OF great mass Of human
seTy by the aevatiOn, relief and prevention Of those
rievOus affections thar in reality the secret foes of Lille
and which, while they extensively surround aloud
orOur skin and uterfs in their determination
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

.. CINCINNATI MARKET.
IFrom the Gazette Of JsnelTy lsth.l
Four-Demaad limited and market quiet.
Whisky --Dul ind he lower. Sale l4O0 bbls at 20&o
og-Receipts moderate market quiet and price shade
lower The range Of todsys safes Is Sc 9S6lO far ay
eTAges I l60 TO $50 lbs.
Mess Pork-In good demand at SIC Is
I4art--Sa leable a. 9szCl9sSsi he'd a. lOc,
Wheat-Fim at SlG9sl22 for red, and sl25GSl2 % for
Coro-Jn good demand, witl an advance Of &C. closing
st 67tG5sc.
Oats-Fism at 4s(li9c.
Rye-Ac firm. 81 o.
Cheess-FIrm at 9la)03fc.
and lie for W e.
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'EOR "SHAKSPEARE AND HIS
FRIENDS" on hand and made TO order 10 great
! ariety OF styles and the best manner, at
Oetll J. W. SARGEANT'2. Marble BloeH.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
IIi-Weekly to ooGDENSBURGH, osWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, MACK
MAC and Intermediate Ports.
" Property CONSUMED delivered e. our cara will 70
eeiVe prom pt and careful attention and dispatch.
u Passengers will be tcketel throush IN al directions
at the lowest Iates.
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GLBTEIlND AND TOLEDO RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ l4th, 1889 Trains this Road viii leave Cleveland
a follows:
740 A n, stopping st Berea Grafton and all stations
the uihein DIVISION
500 p NJ Sandusky Mail Stopping at all way stations
Northern Division of SanduskF
T35 P NJ stopping all stations Southern Division
e1cep. Washington. Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The 7:4l A q Train makes connection at MOnrOsFllle
with the Sandusky. ManSfe and Newark r R. and At
Clyde with the Sandusky Dayton & Cincinnati R. r. fog
urbana Springfield Dayton CncnnOli und all points in
the South.
At Toledo the T:4O A NJ and the 7;s5 NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. r. for CHICAGO and all points in the West Al
with the Toledo, Wabash and Western r. R. for Fort
Wayne Logan port, lafayette, Decatur, Springfield Al
ten St Il us, Cairo. und all points in the Southwest
As0 at Toledo with Toledo Monroe and Detroit R. R
and Jackson Branch X. R for Detroit and Jackson,
For Information and tick ets apply the Union Ticket
Office, 81 Superior street, and at the Depot
L. D RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland Nov. 12lh, 1879.
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pY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
ID MORTGAGE. executed by Theodore Schefier to J.,
SOppel Co on the 5th day Of August 1853 for The sum
OF forty SIX dollars and interest," and dsanlt having been
made in the payment Of the said sum, han Expose oF
sale public vsndu Tuesday, the nth day Of Janpa
rv 1880 at O'Clock NJ said day the front Of the
Morning Leader Building, No LAG Superior street, in this
city, the following descT4be property, to wit:
s. w. SMITH, Constable
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MosT sCIENTIFIc INYENTION.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICIJI.AR NOTICE

An Instrument for the Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness &c. Can be perma
nenly cured In from fifteen days to two months by the use
Of this instrument when used cOnOinty with medicines
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q -
GiLEVELAND AND MAHONIN9
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIAIE TABLE, No. L.
Totaks eject and after Thursday February TO- ls69
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
EleBeIgaa to FOlHags- lYosngat0gH 70 Ctegs
t0Wa. land.
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---s= ORDRR OF ATTACHMENT.

ORDRH OF ATTACHMENT.
J. MAsURY, Plaintiff, Before sapuel Foliambe ESQ
against Jusiics Of me Peaca Of CIeye-
NHE DEFENDANT, J. II. PULTE,
will take notice that at my INSTANCE on the 23d day
Decembe0 1852 the above namFd Justice issued
der OF aac ment against The goods chatels aud credits
Of said defendant the above entitled cause claim
against him my favor for the Of Ss4 96lO0hs and
that said action for hearing before ssd Justice ths
7th day OF February, ls60 at 0iclonk A. D.
dec2g266 JOSEPH MAsURY,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of writ Of Fier Facas issued from the Court cf
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County at the suit Of William
Gordon ct al, plainti, against Thomas Johnson de-
feDdant have levied upon shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the CoHt House corner Of
Seneca aad Chsmpan streets the City of CeVeland
said County the lh day Of February 1850 at Oclock
P NJ Of said day, the following described lands and ten
ements, 70 wit; Situate in the wnshpef hIiddebufgh,
in the County Of Cuyahnga. and State of Ohio. and
known In Lots Nos. five f5 md thrtysx (36 in the
village of Berea." D i. WIGHThIAN, Sheriff
M pltfs lanIl.26q
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Drnqs.,
'EALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

n EALIH OF AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN.
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec /, 1858.
From his Excel lency, JAMES u WESTCOTT Governor
Of Blonda, and member o. the United Stalss senate:
For upwards Of twenty years . was afflicted with
disease Ia my iumy which the best medical aud surgical
talent In the country failed but which Welded
most salts nctOry manner tD The GTaesnber Remsdies
eonscignOOusly advise their use.
JAS. d wIsTCOTT."
NEW YORK, February, 1859.
Dr J. F. BRIDGR--DeaT Sir Some two wears 10 al in-
timate female friend had been suffering from falling OF The
womb whites and drrarFed msnsruaion, ogetl with
the attending symptoms clearly described IN adYer
tisements and pamphlets She mad tha very best
gkil IN this city until eurty pros Faed and her physcun
finally told her o. ut he though her life might poSabty DO
prolonged very little longer under the most udicious
treatment. For fer that size continual 10 sink
when came into yOar Office ut the 0TaefsnbeTE DIedca
Institution and related Ter EymptOms you conf
dent Of the Grnclenberg Asrshhs CathOcOn. a Toey-
ing her she dischaIgo All the phvEicanH and tried IT. tho
doubtngy PruFidenally, II foleV ID her quickly, and
bottles entirely her Since then OT two years.
there has been aly eure1ce OF the complaint and
the is as str active and healthy, when yaurg GIRL
mo Il RpICEg
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ITASTER'S .SALE.-Tn Pursuance

M ASTER'S SALE.-In Pursuance
1AA Of desrstal order Of sale issued nom the Court
OF Common PlGnE Cuynhoga County, Ohio, at the suit
rf 1homag B, PrchaFd against Walter Allen and 9th
TO directed shall for e at the door OF the
Court House fcorner Of Soneoa and ChHmpain ftreeis
the City Of Cleveland in sad County on the ltth day OF
February 1860 at o'clock p NJ of said day the follow
ing described lands aud wit Situate ia the
township Of BROOKLYN, Cuyahoga County Ohio, and Is
Lot No ll3 Hiram stones addition to Cieve
land compose Of original Lnts Nos 6s and So In sad
Brook yu township Said lo is 81 l0l2 feetront COlum
bus street lI and q feet deep the south line and
154 and TIA feet deep along Erin Avenne and 65k feet
wide on the west end Apprsised at Sl2O0;
s. ". BINGHAM, Master Comir.
LoRTN PREHTIss, Pitf's Aii'v jsnI7:270
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Cleveland Female Seminary.
S. N. SANFORD, A. M. Principal.
T7H1s NOBLE INSTITUTION vi

T1HIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
l. enter upon its NEXT TERM on Thursday, February
thr 1850, under the following able and experienced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
sN SANFORD, A. M, PRINCIPAL,
Natural and Moral Sciences
Mrs. NJ. L. H. SANFORD,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, LII. D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH, r.,
Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGLNS,
Arithmetic, Biography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Mrs. S. c. BARRETT,
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD, ,,
Mons. FERDINAND SUBTT, NJ D.,
French Language and Literature.
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
Established for the Gu, Of
Dyspepsia General Debility, FsUer and AgHe,
Asthma, hQcipient Consumption, I,qtirm-
i,ies of Youth and Old Are &c
e NO MERCURY USED. a

DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF hlain and Quay Streets BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
"A the State who members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London. May be consulted from O'Clock N
the morning until at night every stage and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt the resutO upwards
Of thirty years extensive practice in Europe and erica
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEsT BEDFORD. Coshucton Co. O., May u, 80
Mr.. n. K-NGsLEY-Sir: 1hrYe been selling the med
cines Of the 0Tueeu6erg Company for he last ten years
AND nave Invariably found them 70 give glOd sat sactlOn
and te fls hTve sold 10 reat many fami les Teeu
Ty as iher tea md coffee, Bnd With trade they have
become staple article Msrshars Ut ren aholcon is
nedsine mat has duns great amOunt Of God keuale
DISEASES tne lady sod Il to told me 81 al received
more dement, tiOm bottle tlsu she did from long
ians JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MarshalTs Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered as certain cure Hnej with the following
symptoms:
laTftiesW kness utness--Deraueed Apua-
ttte-SalloW Cumple1iOn-Pain in the Back and
KdneVs-Cf 1lls-Cold Aands and Feet
BlOaitng-Fe eVershness-NeuT
Heads che-Resf lrssuess--
Disturbet Bleeu-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain--CIawliHg and Pain in
in the Spine and between tha ShOulderg-Acid
Stomach Nausea-D icult passing Of Urine, with heat
smartng-ltChing, Burning or Irritation in the
Urine Organs-Nightmars-De Despaia-Hys-
terics--AnXeIy--Re Face
Nervous TWitching Starting
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ten Ter-Sad-
ness-DepTaYed Appeii ite-E latu ence-BlOat-
ed and Irregular BOWes-Unpleasant DreamE--
Pains 10 Uterine OrgunshumJnesl and Pains in Limbs
Sold by City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
" For Medicines OF Agencies. address -
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
novl2.daW (Aeuprnl Ageut fnr
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COIN TEy INVALIDs.
Persons IN ang part uf Tue WnTd maT be successfully
treated 10y forwarding correct detao their Sc, with
remittance for medicines &c
Address DR.. AMOS 4 SON. corner n ain and QuaY-sts
Buffalo N. ianHd &Wlv265
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
Friday Evening. Jan. l3. 1860

Hsy. S2onl9 GOA Is OOlwater-Eastn 55bbII l26 / q
30 baled 81 oE % 20 OOsandy Fd OoEant asa 81
HoDs-.-.-----$1lb 90 6lWhse Lime ...,.. 20 n0
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L. Walters, Proprsetor.

VIM. Il. Walters, Proprietor.
DR.. Gait, VIM. Gibson, U Navy; VIM
Thompson, Solomon G Wright, JAS MARITIME,
Baltimore; NJ L Shoemaker, Philadelphia !;
Jos B Whitehead, Captain o R Finn, Suf-
folk; Watson Lewis, Jr., K Dillin, MIR.
Jordan, North Carolina Col. Cherry, South
Mills, N C; B Wick, Vicksville, Va; jos.
z Godfrey, Frederick l. Roberts, Edenton,
n Q; John Shawell, Gloucester county
John Jones, York county VIM. G Gen
nings, New Kent County, Va; Jno c King,
Old Point, Va; A i Hendren, Alabama.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Charles Wyeth, Cambridge, Mass; j w
Wharton, Baltimore, Md; A s Smith, Nor
folk d Petersburg Railroad VIM ID Messer,
Stoneham, Mass; j d Elwell, Princess Anne
co; Q W Topping, Hampton; Saml N Du-
nenfville, Williamsburg.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. C. G. Barsling, Proprietor.
Frances Aymer, J II Osgood, Field,
New York; David NJ Duryea, Cincinnati !;
Fred Olmstead, Philadelphia II + Speight,
Tubby Hook, N Y; Henry Neitt, WASH
ington, N G; W Il Stewart, Wallaceton,
Va; } NJ FELTON,, j w Roberts, Gatesville,
G.; Whitaker, Oaston; David White,
Jr., N G.
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JOB PR1NTINa-The Day Boob establish
ment having large number of hands en-
ploved who are dependent on their labor for
their support and the support of their fami-
lies; and having very heavy investment in
Printing Materials, Types, Presses, &c. sis
forced to keep thework agoing, and in order
to do so, offers unusual Inducements to per
sons wishing Job Printing of any kind exc
cuted. So, if you wish to save large per
oentage, call at the Day Boob Buildings,
to get your Job Work neatly, promptly and
Sheaply executed.
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The REAL TURK.-Messrs. |. Hamburger &
Go. have sent us paper OF the real import
"a Turkish Smoking Tobacco, to be drawn
in yssory clouds through that celebrated
.sMeeFschaum," they presented us some time
since; and really, under the influence OF the
Delightfully."- exhilerating aroma, we believe
we might be tempted to say something fine
in favor of the pipe and the tobacco, as we'll
as the enterprising firm that Incorporated
us with these Injuries, but the subjects are
familiar with the smoking community, and
we barely mention the fact that their wants
can be supplied by calling on Messrs. Ham.
burger u Co.
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The AoceMAo MURDsR.-On Thursday last
FULLY Lilliston and Miss Mary Simpson were
examined before the County Court, and sent
on for trial at the May term of the Circuit
Court. Miss Simpson urged that the exami.
nation should be had as soon as possible, as
she expected an important euent to happen
in few days-(she is enciente.) She re-
fused to make the confession in Coort that
feeling in her favor and against Liliston.
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DEATH TO VERMIN.-The trouble which
many houSekeepers have cause to complain
OF on account of those mschieveus pests,
cock-roaches, may be easily and effectively
ended by simple remedy, which has been
used with perfect success by the gentleman
who gives US the information. This remedy
is mixture OF small quantity OF Paris
green with molasses. which is paced where
ever the cock-roaches frequent. The odor
of it Supplies and kills them, even if they
do 1ot eatit, which, also, is certain death to
them. The preparation will costfrom three
to five cents,
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THE RAPE CAsB.-The Mayor had the ne
gro Frank before him again yesterday after
noon. Five different Ladies who had been
insulted wer present, only one Of whom was
able to fully identify the fellow. No new
facts were ELECTED, but as sufficient informa
ton had already been obtained the Mayor
determined to send him on and had him re-
.manded to the city Jail until the next meeting
of the Corporation Court.
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TEN, TWENTY AND THIRTY PER CENT
Don't give your Job Printing out without
consulting saving you can make OF ten,
twenty, and in some cases, thirty per cent.
by calling in to the Day Book Office, and
examining specimens and prices. Circulars,
Cards, Handbils, &C., printed at almost
less than it costa to have them distributed.
Clear the track-the Caloric Engine is
coming,
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Boar UPsEr.-Ths morning about ten
O'Clock, two negro men, Edwin Herbert and
Charles Tayl or, belonging on the Eastern
Branch, while passing Town Point in sail
boat, were struck by a sudden squat of wind
which caused the boat to upset, and both
men precipitated in the water. A boat from
the schr. "Jane," Capt. Manly, was imme
diately sent to their rescue, and no damage
was done to either party, with the exception
of cold bath.
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A New Era for Virginia II


JOB PRINTING
BY CALORIC OR HOTALRlli
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
THE
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i' now the most complete establishment at the
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together with all of the latest and most
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And the largest assortment of
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We keep three or four good workmen in our
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MA Rim E N f. w s.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY March 2lst.

WEDNESDAY March 2lst.
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner fm N Y,
mds and passengers, to M Smith Bro.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, I'm baltimore.
Schr. Southerner, Dunbar, FIN N. c., with
cotton, slaves and tar.
Schr. Eugene, Sykes, with slaves and
shingles.
Schr. Four Sisters, White, with corn and
peas.
Schr. } } Crittenden, Walker, from N c.,
with corn and rags.
Schr. A s Spence, Trummei!, from N. G.,
with corn.
Schr Virginia, Gaylord from York River,
wood to master.
Schr. W Johnston, Reynolds, FIN Rich
mOpd.
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CLEAN UP.-We notice that some OF the
streets Of Portsmouth are in an awful condi-
ton. Warm weather will soon be upon us,
and again we earnestly urge the proprety
OF preparation for the hot suns of the spring
and summer. Keeping the pricipal streets
and thoroughfares free from offensive matter
will not suffice, let every alley and by-way
be looked into and thoroughly cleansed. 1t
is high time that the proper regulations were
adopted and attended to.
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SWEET ORANGEs.-W return our thanks
the celebrated and world renowned Cough
Candy, for present OF very fine sweet Or
anges sent US yesterday. We dare say these
gentlemen have ga few more left of the
same sort" to entertain their friends on who
may call. They are really nice Oranges.
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;. 0. MER WIN & Co. .lAuct'rs.
BY MERWIN j. co.
WITT, RE SOT,D


WILL BE SOLD
A 7 Public auction, on THURSDAY March
n a9th, at Noon, if fair, if not the first fair
day, on the premises on Ferry Point, a number
ofvaluable Building lots, beginning at the N.
West corner of Lot No a., in the plan of the
Town of Washington Point, better known as
the County Residence of Y s Guyot, Esq, (being
on the West of Smiths streeD binding on the
said lot as well as on lot No "a, thence to 9Th
street, thence along line parallel with the
fence-70O feet Of high dry land commanding
fine view ofNorfolk and Portsmouth harbors.-
These lots can be made 4 continuation of the
said Town, and will be sold in sized lots to
suit purchasers. The difference of saving in
the present high rate of taXes-add to which,
the healthiness of the situation.-would, in a
few years pay for the buildings. The Lots
fronting the river run to the channel. Title
warranted. The whole of the 10 acres forming
Powder. Point, Immediately opposite Ports.
mouth, can be sold, il sufficient offer be made.
A plat ofthe above can be seen at the store of
Messrs Merwin & Co, No 10 Wide Water st.
Y S GUYOTT.
MERWIN T. co,
NH 10 AuctioDeers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

LOUIsE WELLS EQUESTRIAN TROUPE. This
celebrated Equestrian Troupe, under the
management of the public's old faverite,
Geo. kunke, we understand, will open the
New Opera House, in this city on Monday
son. They are at present performing to
crowded houses in Petersburg.