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ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE-SUICIDE OF Two
LOVERS. "A romantic, but fatal affair, took
place at Cienfuegos, Cuba, on the 9TH inst.
A young man named Carlos Bonfauti, en-
gagged to young lady named Carr, one OF
the most beautiful girls of the town, and his
atlianced, both took poison in consequence of
opposition to their marriage. letter to
the N. Y.Express says:
The couple was anxious to consummate
the marriage tie, but, in consequence of the
opposition oil the gentleman's friends, it was
deferred, although the parties had proceeded
so far as to have a house furnished and the
taay's wedding dress prepared; but, finding
tuer WISHES frustrated, they determined, as
they were denied the happiness of living to-
Getnsf IN ms world, to seek that desirable
favor Al another, and, in pursuit of this OBJ
Ject' eaLn 'ook a dose of strychnine in coffee
lasI hlsht' ahoat ten O'clock. The Door Girl
aled az eleven alter having written long
ietter w. he =, t.iien',S explaining the cause Of
hef taxing lhis Saa step She was buried this
afternoon, arrayed III what was to hnyn haan
Wedding apparel. Her father and s;sts,s a.,
almost crazy under their terrible ofil;ctio,
The young man is still alive, but his daath !,
looked for every hour, and be declares NOS
lively, that il the present attempt does not
succeed. he VIII adopt such means as will -
The event has created much excitement, and
great sympathy is manifested for both pay
Ines. Their parents are half Spanish and half
American. M iss Carr's father ia a native Of
fhiladelphla,and rs at present custom-house
olhcer here. 1t appears that little sister OF
the deceased was III the room when the poi
son was taken, and begged for some OF the
coffee IN which 1t was mixed, but her wish
was refused. Tht young man was the first
TO partake ot the latai dranght he then took
an aHectionate farewell Of his attianced one,
both IN lite and death, and returned home.
AAe girl drank the dregs and retired to bed,
out shortly afterwards she called up the fam
4ly' and gave them the letters she had writ
Aso' at the same time Informing them OF the
aatal act Every effort was made to save hsi
Ale, bat without success. She told them thai
II she eonld not live with him she loved ia
this world, she would meet him in the ne II
where they would be happy.
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| A YOUTHFUL lNCENDIARY. "A boy thirteen
years Ole, has been arrested in N. York charg-
| ed with setting fire to the residence of his
parents seven times before he was detected.
The only reason he gave for doing so was
that che wished to see the engines play"
CoLoRED GRAMMAR SoHooL.-A school for
| colored children, located in Mulberry street.
New York, was opened on Monday. There
were three hundred pupils of both sexes pre-
| sent, who entertained large number of viz
itors with succession of songs.
| CLOSE CREDlToR.--A man in Cleveland,
| Ohio, applied to Justice recently for
an execution to levy upon the wooden leg
| of man who owed him four dolars No
| constable could be found to serve the execu-
| ton.
Thursday, April s, has been appointed by
| Gov. Banks for the annual fast in Massachu-
| sets.
| Chas. p. Fidd, one of } ohm Browns seven
| teen followers, is said to be living in Wor-
cester, Mass.
The Baltimore mechanics have held a
meeting and determined to aid the Massa-
chusetts strikers.
In consequence of the complete of the
telegraph between A lexandria and India,
news from India will now reach England in
six days.
The recent census shows there are in Ohio
290,90l carriages, 1852 watches, and 8,252
pianos.
There was thunder storm at Woodstock,
Va, on Thursday, and snow storm on FRI
day.
The last levee hed by Queen Victoria has
been pronounced ga failure" by the London
press.
Greenwood Cemetery, in New York, was
founded in June, 1910, and from that month
up to the 23d ult., 69,040 bodies have taken
mp their residence in the silent city.
WESTERN VIRGINIA CoAL.-ln January
last, the Western Mining Company, of Kan
awha county, Va, shipped 200 bushels
OF coal to New Orleans, where it brought
$4,000. Last week, the Peytona Company
shipped 100000 bushels of coal to the same
market.
:, James Bqckner, convicted in Clarksville,
Va.' u staohing Il, A. Nelson, has been SEN
| itentiary.
James Aiken was hung at kington, Ala,
| GU the 18th inat.i for the murder Of Mike Hib.
| bett.
| There il to be a grand Military Encamp
ment near Winchester. Virginia, in October
| next.
! There was severe frost at Augusta. Geor-
| Eia, last Thureday night, inurng early veg
citation,
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PATRIOTIC LETTER.-The fact has been
stated that the Union Guards, of Milwaukee,
Wis, has been disbanded by the Governor
OF that State, because its commander, ! Capt.
Barry, said he would odey orders from the
general government, but not from the State,
were such to be issued on the account of the
Booth (slave rescue) case. When written
to on the subject by the Adj't General, Capt.
B. promptly avowed these as his views, and
added:
With all due respect to State authority,
don't believe the Governor would dream for
a moment of giving an order so clearly i'll
egal as to amount to an order to the military
Of this State to commit the crime of treason;
in obeying which | and my men would de-
serve to be hung, or at least ioreit all right
of citizenship. 10 resist the United States
authorities is punishable with fine and at
least one years imprisonment, land the penal
ty for the crime Of treason is deservedly
death, The members of my company are
principally Irish, and noted as people for
their loyalty; they will do nothing at my
bidding that will impair their name as
good and loyal citizens, but obey all lawful
authority when legally required.
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TERRIBLE SITUATIeN.-The Cleveland
(Ohio) Plaindealer of Saturday last, has the
following:
'For some time past house OF ill fame has
annoyed the citizens OF village on the line
of the Cleveland and Columbus Railroad land
it was determined that the house should be
broken up. On Thursday night the Marsh
al of the village made descent upon the
house, took the inmates into custody,
and Friday morning they were taken before
a magistrate.tor examination. There were
three girls among the prisoners, and as the
eye of the magistrate fell upon one of them
he grew deathly pale and hastily adjourned
the Court. Among those wretched and
abandoned girls he recognized the once fair
features OF his own daughter Several
years before, while attending a female semi
nary in an Eastern State, she had eloped
with worthless fellow, and her father had
never heard of her Or seen her until that ter
rible morning. Deserted by her. husband, she
adopted life of prostitution and found her
way to the West. Her father, unknown to
her, moved also to the West and settled in
the village above alluded to.
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The Homestead bill which passed the
House was referred in the Senate to the Com
mittee on Public Lands. That committee
recommended the striking out of the enact
ing clause, and inserting the Senate bill
drafted by Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee. Mr..
Johnson's bill excludes, among those who
shall have the benefit of the public lands,
single men over twenty-one years Of age
widows without children, land foreigners who
may declare their intentions after the pass
age of the bill, and only allows those who
are recipients of land under the bill to re-
ceive alternate sections. The House bill in,
cludes the parties named above.
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BURROWS
Reliable
MEDICINE.

health by the use OF this Medicine, after hay-
ing tried every other means. Its extraordinary
curative powers are authenticated by persons
of the highest position and of the strictest in
tegrity, among whom is
His Excellency, John Letcher, Cow
erMOr of Virginia.
Hon. Jno. Floyd, Secretary of War,
US.
Mayer of the City of Norfolk
The Masonic and Odd Fellows LODI
ges of Norfolk, and thousands of its most
influential and respectable citizens. For par
ticulars call on the proprietors and procure
circular.
For sale in Norfolk by
]. w. BURROW & Co.,
Druggists and Chemists,
NH l6 Church street.
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Further from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1G.-The .Juarez
government had declarepd the Havana ex.
piratical. A-' "ino"'
large amount of specie was await;nn
shipment at the city of Mexico. y
1hree American war steamers were before
Vera Cruz. The Preble arrived on the ~
inst. VIZ '"e ISL
=, All the non-combatants had retired from
Vera Cruz 80 - on'
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New York Mapkafs

NEW YORK, March l7.-Flour is heavy.
s sa!es OF $500 bbls. State $5l5a5. rs; ono
S6.a6.l0; Southern $6. a6.25,
@, w cd is heavy; sales 66O9 bushels; white
.. 6O; Milwaukee club $l.25.
S04c. 'n''' az '48
Fork is quiet. Mess SIS. Prime STA 5oa
Lard is firm at 11a1lLc.
Whiskey is steady at 2315c.
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A CONVENTION OF LEATHER DEALERs.-A
general convention of shoe leather dealers OF
the States OF New York and Pennsylvania is
in session in New York for the purpose of
forming an association for the protection of
their interests. About forty tanneries are
represented. The cause of this movement is
the depressed condition of the sole leather
manufacturing business.
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MARRIAGE OF PIccoLoMINI. -Picco lomini
is married. She sang on Saturday week at
the Crystal Palace, and then left for Dublin,
where the knot was tied. The happy pos
SCISSOR OF the fascinating singing bird is an
Italian Prince, Roman by birth, and rel
alive OF one of the Cardinals. He oes not,
as in many instances, marry for the round
sum realized by the vocalist, but is a man of
some fortune--for Italy.
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9s4~ The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has certified to the Secretary o.
the Interior for approval two supplements,
lists OF lands, embracing thirty four thou :
sand four hundred and eighty-three acres,
lnuring TO the State of Louisiana for the New
Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Rail
road.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOVERY,-

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOV VERY
IA Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALr EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head
whose top was entirety bald. We saw him
two days since, and ON tho place so bald four
months since fine crop OF hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced 10 Mr.,
EZEKIEI. OF the efficacy of his discovery thai
he has named It 'f1Ne IMfalHbIe Virginia
flair RestOrer." Mr. 4. is about going into
an extensive manufacture Of ali article which
iS destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends From Richmond ENQUIRER,
Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire fine head Ofhair, have only to use the
restorer according to printed directions on the
bottles Those who have any doubts of its eff
cscy, can have them removed in short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
INFALILBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 80 Main street.
Il, EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1853.
l. N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bi.
Bile, that have been bald for the past IL years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEkIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
TINS day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel Jos. MAYO,
Mayor o. Richmond.
WALKE Il CO.,
ian lily Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
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FATAL AFFAIR.--An atlray occurred in
Farmersville, Alabama, on the 2Sth ultmo.,
between two men named Hendricks and New.
ton, the former being stabbed in the breast
and the other shot. Both died in few hours
after.
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TERM.

The DAY BOOK Willie served to sub
scribers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When seal by mail it will
be "A per year, W fog sis months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BURROWS

BURROWS
RELIABLE
MEDICINE,
FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcTuAL cuREoF
Scrofula, Syphilis Rheumatism,
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
NERVOUS HEADACHE. ERYsIpIIILA, ULCERS,
FIsTuLA,
LIVER COMPLAlNT,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
CHRONIC COLDS AND COUGHS,
CHRONIC DYsENTERY, SCARLET FEVER,
PILES, GENERAL DEBILITY,
GLANDULAR swELLINGs,
Chronic Fever and Ague,
MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS, FEMALE DIS
EASES,
And all diseases arising from an impure state
of the system, or occasioned by
IMPRUDENCE In LIFE.
Asa SUMMER MEDICINE it stands pre-.
eminent; by its powerful, yet harmless altera-
tive effect.it thoroughly puriies the Blood and
thus prevents and cures ali those troublesome
diseases of the SKIN, such as ERUPTIONSs
PIMPLES, PUSTULES, BLOTCHES, BOILS,
CARBuNCLES, &C. This
RENAL ABLE REMEDY
has long been favorably known as the most
SUCCESSFUL PREPARATION that has
been ever used for the various diseases for
which it is recommended.
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3 CHARLEsToN, March 1.-THE ship Hart
lora has arrived here, having on board the
crew crew OF the bark Excelsior, of New tyort
badly. '9"' ioahih9
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DthCe.

An Communications, &C., intended for in.
.7rtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOHN II. HATHAWAY.
Editor and Proprietor order to ensure
attention.
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o, NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamer
Uiasgow sailed hence to-day for Liverpool.
WIN WIN. nine passengers, and the steamer New
htty passengers and $l46, 900 in snecis ""N
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L A T EST NEW
steamboat Explosion ana t,oeq os
Life

- w ARLINGTON, March 1.-THE Savannah
republican ne of Saturday gives an account n" Of
vi she explosion on Monday night last Of the
steamer sSa me =; M. Manning, for Hawkinsyile IN
I an tuhemuigee River, on her upward trip.~
Ta AZ ime crew were missing except Captain
lost and several persons wounded. am were
, sn9 White passengers known to have bnan
f 1e were Joseph Williams, John Harseli
"a ob faskcr, citizens of Telfair countv
Inc Inc neavy freight would be saved, but the
a n,gnt ire'sht is ruined. The boat is unin-
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o. Wanted--Everybody to try Samples
lNFALL1BLE BAKING POWDER. For sale
by Druggists and GrOcers. NH
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0l9- One Trial will insure the use OF SEM
PLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in
any family, if properly used. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers. NH 3
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ASA PRICE FOR Apv@N ctsthG

IN the NORFOLK u4v BOOK
cghare day...&0 SOL d. 2wesks., IS
It" days. y 70 ! Square anon,h ~ 90
90" 3 days. | 90 DC aonln5 %
"' week. 7bi 10 @24ths.l0 90
u establishments ordered JEI thrice
week, Tor each ixertGifa 10 AGst,
per square. #'t' 'sss..5|N
"'arr ayes and Deaths to tg uat.afssd as news. 4
Obituaries, hullsrsI NJ ftcS IT., Will be
chatsed as other advertiser stisf $40 payment
required IN advance
All transient adveftseIuer2- " t'H paid In AT
Vance.
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-
SPRING GOODS.

r HAVE this day received a small invoice
J. OF Ladies Spring Goods consisting OF the
following:
Ladies' thin sole Congress heeled Caters,
Do do do Morocco do Bootees,
Do do do Velvet Slippers,
Do do do Morocco Slippers,
These are very desirable goods, and will be
sold at reduced prices,
The Ladies are particularly requested to ex-
anime these Shoes before purchasing else
where, as have made up my mind to sell at
the lowest prices. .
T BOTTIMORE,
No Is East side Market Square,
NH - Sign Big Yellow Boot
CsTARCH FOR SALE BY THE BOX
- or at retail, by
NH ~ JE BELL l. CO,
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MORE FRAUD AND DECEPTION I've
caution the public against base fraud on our
article (IiosTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs,) pre-
pared and sold by Walsworth, Ink Manufacta-
and Fifth streets, st Louis, Mo-, and his agent,
z Schaefher, No " Levee, between Washing
ton Avenue and Green ST., St Louis,IM mo, whose
name is substituted on the label instead of Hos
letter y Smith, Sole Manufac turers and Propri-
etors the cap covering the cork Of the 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 i'm
position without subiectng 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 propriet0rS,-St Louis Ne,ps
HOSTETTER Il SMITH,
Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by BuRRuSS Il BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and importers of braRdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
sists and dealers generally. everywhere.
Mars. WinslOw. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softening the gums, re.
ducing all indammatioE--will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to Your infants. Perfect.
ly safe III all cases See advertisement in
another column. my2S Iy
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry may
well be called "wonder of medical science.n
IL cures coughs, and colds instanter ; it sooths
the irritated parts; it heals the Inflammation
and consumption itself yields to its magic in.
fiuence.
0lF- There is vile counterfeit of this Bal.
sam, therefore be sure and buy only that pre-
pared by s W Fowle u Co, Boston, which has
the aeyitten signature of BUTTS on the out
side wrapper.
For sale by M. A. c. A. SANTOS and
Wake 4 Co, and KING Toy, Nor
folk. J. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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hooN and SHOE MANUFAC TutSnKS
ATTEND
w AVIS "A SITUATION iN a Shoe
the whole management OF such an establish.
ment IN IL ats branches for the Southern trade
am practical Cutter OF Patterns and Stoct
ana understand giving out stock and the plan
here. Good references given. Address v"
THOMAS WELCOMES.
South Reading, Massachusetts
~. b.-l can influence some of the mems
welted men also to go.
NH l6-.lm
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Formore than
has stood the
rience in this
p e rforming
ii IN e mira
way of cures.
IN os t obsti-
veterate dis.
b @ 9 n thor
n nrmanenflv
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NH l6

YEAST POWDER J. w. Garlick, Richmond,
Va, manufactures ''Semple's Infailible Baking
Powder" His Is the only factory of the kind
in the South. and he is prepared to furnish the
ern manufacturers. Semple's Powder AS a Vir-
ginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-Richomnd Wig.
Qg- Use the Rest.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. NH 9
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
NIX GE furnished FRONT ROOMS in =
Yer a. very desirable part of the City, can he
NH l6-3t* TuIS pPrJ f AZ
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RECEIVED those long expected
n "A Ladies Caters, which tit so we'll. La
H. dies who have been so kind as to wait
Tor them can now be suited. Received
also, new lot of Ladies Baltimore made mo.
rocco Shoes. Also, Children's Fancy Button
Caters, and children's fancy laced Caters.
W-Ladies Dollar Caters, with heels and me.
dunn soles, always on hand, at
s. ULLMANN l. COPS
NH Is Opposite Day Book Office
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| ten years it
test of expe-
| c o immunity,
| during that
Giles in the
! Cases of the
nate and in
eases h a v e
oughhly and
restored to
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MEAL, MEAL, MEAL.
100 BUSHELS Fresh Ground and Boltad
Meal Tor sale at Miller's drices, by
nm ~ BELL & CO.
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DaKECT IMPORTATION II
ATTENTION SMOKERsI,
nUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC IN
~ general, are very respectfully invited TO
call at our store, where they can find lone Of
me largest and finest assortment of genuine
Cherry, (WeichseD Stems, ali of our own inn.
portation, and all of which we offer to sell
Every Merschaum Pipe or Segar Smoker sold
ncle, or no sale. o -"
a, Our Motto-Quick sales .and small profits
therefore call early and suit Yourself at
l. HAMBURGER & Co.,
=, Importers of genuine
Merchaum Pipes, and every
other Smokers Article
SO Main ST., opposite Johnson's Hall.
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RYAN Il co

@ RYAN IL CO,
H4Z4 No 7, East side Water Street,
Norfolk, Va,
OLD LONDON DOCK BRANDY.
GfhOACE WINES, HOLLAND GIN
HAVANA SEGARS, &c,
And Wholesale Dealers in
CHOICE OLD RYE AND WHEAT WHIS
kE9S' and all kinds OF Domestic Liquors
Choice Old WHISTLES, Apple d. Peach
BRANDIES.
or Bbls kentucky Wheat Whiskey, wears
%et old
30 do Ziegler's best do do do
so do southampton A Brandy, old and new
S do Accomac Peach do, 6 years old, very
line article, for sale on accommodating terms
NH Is RYAN MCO
GOOD GU0D5--LOLy FOli THE CASH.
faSfiE subscriber has on hand too MANY OF
4 certain kinds OF articles, and is anxious
to convert them into money.
Pillow Case Linens. IS and 50 inches wide
Drawer Linens, 30 and 3G do do
Fine Irish Linen, 75c to 100 p CT yard
Fine Nainsook Muslins, plain and plaid
Fine Linen or long Lawn
French working Cotton, assorted sizes
Fine white all wool FlanneIs
Large lot of black Alpacas
Long and short Net NIitts
Lot of ladies worked Collars
Black English and Italian Crane
Fine English and American Ginghams
zine tape DOru>u LIE Y. I1ukfS, Tor ladies and
gentlemen
Blk, white and coPd Tafleta Gloves
White and black Cashmere Hose
Merino and GauZe Vests, Sc., &c.
Any one desiring TO invest extensively in the
above, can have great inducements offered.
NH Is II DAWSON.
STELLA Sf1A Ws.S-SR6GI.HA SHA NNEs
IO0n sHAWLS the
lOUO BEE HIVE,
50 Stella Shawls from So so to 3 90
SO Stella Shawls from 8 to %
SO Stella Shawls from to 90
SO Stella Shawls from S to G 90
so Stella Shawls from 6 to z 90
SO Stella Shawls from to 8 90
so Stella Shawls from to 900
so Stella Shawls from to $40
SO Stella Shawls from 10 to Is
so Stella Shawls from IS to 90
White Grape Shawls,
Spring Busters.
Af-The Bee Hive is under Johngon's Hall.
NH Is
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IMPORTED LIQUORS IN BOND.
10 OCTAVES Madeira Wine,
~ 16 Or casks Port do
ID Or casks Sherry do
5puncheons Rum,
10 Octaves A Seignite Brandy,
20 half Pipes Hennesy l. ID Brandy,
10 Pipes Holland Gin,
$50 Baskets Champagne,
In store $50 bbls Whisky, embracing some
OF the finest and most choice Rye ever brought
tosthis market.
so bbls Apple Brandy,
200 do DOmestlcs Gin, Rum, and Bran
dy, all for sale on accommodating terms
ROGERS y LANGLEY,
Commercial Row,
mn7-tf NeWton's Wharf
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I'm bfis. Best Double Refined, Cur, Loaf
<~s| Granulated and Pulverised Sma,'r A'" ,,'dt
received from the Refinery and for sale BY rt
tau ior i2H cents per lb. for the cash, Al
single and odd pounds Is cts For sale bv
MI ~ JAS T. IONLC
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