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The Lieutenants on leave of absence have
returned from a cruize at sea within the last
three months. More than half the Leuten-
ants waiting orders are invalids, and the ma
jority of the remainder have been ordered
to duty since the compilation of the Regis
ter, thus showing a constant active duty for
the list of Lieutenants. Prior to the passage
of the Retiring bill there was nearly zoo
Paased Midshipmen doing duty as Lieuten:
ants and acting Masters, whereas there are
now only "a Masters 10 the line OF promo
tion, and no Passed M idshipmen. Thus it
will be evident that 524 Lieut. 1nants and "a
Masters, or 1858 officers are now performing
the duty that was required of over 500 Off
GERS previous to the action OF the Retiring
Board. Advancing in age as we'll as years in
service, WITH no prospect OF promotion for
years to come, the Navy Lieutenants are
required to perform increased duty at saa
and on shore, and without any improvement t
in their pay since 1885.
There are but seven Lieutenants in the Ma
w who have quarters provided for them ON
shore duty, viz the LIST Lieutenants at the
Naval Station in Boston, New York, Wash
ington, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Pensacola,
San Francisco, and those they have they
have to furnish at their own expense. AL
other Lieutenants on shore duty have to hire
gheir own quarters.
There are but ten Lieutenants commanding
vessels and receiving the pay of Lieutenants
Commanding, and these are doing the duty
OF acting Parser without any additional
compensation for the pecuniary responsible
ity attached to that duty.
The following is the present pay OF Meuts.
as established by law, and includea all emo
iuments and allowances, viz
Aieutenants Commanding, $500 plus
one ration daily, SOL, Total 5 1884
Lientepants on sea service, $l500plus
one ration daily, $9l, Total l,69l
DO Navy Yards and other duty, AsS00
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EXTRAORDINARY ELoPEMENT-Yevom fugi-
tiVes.-ln January last, James Owens, of
Vincennes, Ind, sold out and went to st.
Louis, from whence the report shortly came
that he was drowned. He cleft" six chill
dren to the care of james Smith, whose sis.
ter he had married. On the 2sth ult., Mrs.
Smith left her husband and Joined the late
drowned Owens in flight to New Orleans.
The disconsolate husbend telegraphed all
to points for her, including that city. The
New Orleans Bee says:
"Meanwhile the guilty pair were on board
the Cora Anderson, enjoying q fancied secu-
rity and passing the time in singing psalms.
To such an annoying extent did they carry
this devotional singing, the other passengers
were obliged to complain of them to the Off
GERS of the boat, ana Capt. Botnger had to
prohibit this exercise, except in subdued
tone of voice.
Their intention was to take passage on
the first Red River boat, to leave after teeir
ARRIVAL at New Orleans, and locate some
where in Northern Louisiana or Texas
The Cora Anderson came to her landing on
Wednesday night and the police finding the
party on board, took into custody and gave
them, with Mrs. Smiths children, apart
ments in the First District Police Station.
Owens, who had been travelling under the
name OF Patton, indignantly denied the
charge brought against them, and protested
it was cruel mistake; but they were de-
tanned, nevertheless. The same night Smith
arrived IN the city by the Jackson Railroad,
and went TO see his wife and children in the
lookup.
The scene that followed, as can well be
Imagined, was n touching one, although the
predominant emotion in the breast Of Mrs.
smith appeared to be that her husband
m , azure Owens, as indeed he declared
U Utlf mat he would shoot him on sight,.
Inc gality woman has determined to return
appears to be inextingnishaoie, though her
only motive. Tor so doing seems 70 be the
fear Of having her ehiidren taken from her
and an exceedingly plaiH looking wo m eo'
Owens will be lett to his coBscience and
memory, which will be sulAeisRj retFihution,
perhaps
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DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Oh cry may
well be called a 'swonder of medical science"
the irritated parts it heals the Inflammation !;
and consumption itself yields to its magic in
fluence.
QF- There is vile counterfeit of this Bal
sam, therefore be sure and buy only that pre-
pared by W Fow'a IL Co, Boston, which has
the written signature of BUTTS on the out
side wrappeg. I'LL. -.fl..
For sale by M. a. Il G. A. SANTOS and
WALKE y Co., and KING Tor, Nor
dealers everywhere.
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L A T EST Ew s.
Thirty-Sixth Congress- First Sc a
.u.r sion. |
WASHINGTON, March Is.

~ ~ -
..sG sion. 4t5
WASHINGTON, March Is.
a.. SENATE. .lr .-tf ...
The Senate met at noon. Only 10 Seos
tors were present, and some thirteen gentle
men IN the galleries. No ladies were pres
ent, and the chamber presented quite desc
late aspect. r -
No prayer was offered, and the business of
the session commenced with the reading of
the journal.
On motion of Mr.. Mason, a resolution W as
adopted, instructing the Committee on For
elgn Relations to inquire whether any and
what legislation is necessary to carry m ore
fully into effect certain treaty stipulations
between the United States and China, Bur
NAH and Siam. 81 BON 1857 soslll' IN g.
. Mr.. Brown introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the National Gallery and School Of Arts
in the Distsict of Columbia. ,.;,,s....
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, resoation
was adopted instructing the: COMMITTEES on
Finance to consider whether the numerous
custom house oaths now administered undar
various acts of Congress may not with pro-
priety be abolished, and simple declaration
substituted therefor. s5' 2fl( .13- No..
On motion of MIR. Benjamin, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of the bin
amending the existing laws relative to the
compensation of DistrietlAttorney, Marshals
and Clerks OF the United States Circuit and
District Courts. -.ay..,qf "
HOUSE. 5ss es..
Mr.. Nilsson introduced a Joint res0lution
declaring the construction ofthe act making
appropriation for the satisfaction of the Viz
ginia Military land warrants, approved Aug.
1852; referred. ,1AE,if sFF-IF.
Mr.. Harris OF Maryland, introduced bill
Tor continuing the improvement OF the navi-
cation Of the Patapsco river, and rendering
the.port oHBaltimore accessible to war steam
ers. Referred to the Committee on Com
merce. 4-.a s- a sL4i sa ell..-.7-.
The House passed the Consular and Dipo
matte appropriation bills. FfsGeses5
On motion of MIR. Maynard resolution
was adopted rendering thanks to the clergy
men of the District of Columbia, who prey,-
ously to the election of a Chaplain, attended
and opened the daily sessions of the House
with prayer. B&17sF d .Ags
Mr.. Campbell, from the committee of cleo
tlons, reported resolution declaring it ex-
pedient to allow further time to take testi-
mony in the case of Mr.. Howard the contest
ant oil the seat of Mr.. Cooper, from the first
Congressional district of Michigan.
The consideration of the resolution was
postponed until Tuesday next.
Mr. Campbell, reported a resolution, which
was adopted, giving Mr.. Howard leave to
Occupy a seat on the floor pending the discus
sion Ia this case, and permission to speak to
the merits of the question.
The House then went into Committee On
the report to amend the rules.
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0 Lieutenants have been commissioned as

such over II years,
IS do. do. do. 10 years and under IL years
As do. do. do. do. do. 10 do.
l4S do. do. do. do. do. s do.
80 do. do. do, less than years.
The Last promotion from the Lieutenants
list to that of Commander, was March I'd,
1857, or more than three years ago--and
there can be no other promotion to that
grade, until the Commanders list il reduced
from ll4sto Sc, and even then, under existing
laws the Lieutenant promoted, W ill when on
leave, only receive his leave pay as Lieu
tenant, and when on duty not the full pay Of
= Commander, but in the words of the law
"The difference between the leave of absence
and waiting orders pay and the lowest sea
service pay ofthe grade to which they may
be SO promoted. r H-..4. -t.sl.-' %
Captains have seen upwards of rs years sea
service.
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The Blockade of M exican Ports

The Navy Department received advices
from Capt. Jarvis, who is in command of the
Savannah, off Vera Cruz,who states that our
Consul and the Juarez government had been
notified that the Miramon government is
taking measures to blockade Vera Cruz.
This is confrmatory of what has been here
tofore stated. 1t is also stated that ships had
been purchased and were leaving Havana
under the Spssish flag, but which, on reach
ing the vicinity of Vera Cruz, would hoist
the Mirsmon flag. s. 81.
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ns.-senor Ocampo, the Mexican Minister

re-. Senior Ocampo, the Mexican Minister
of Foreign Affairs, is daily expected in
Washington. 1t is understood that he is au-
thorized to make any reasonable modi6ca-
ton that will secure the ratification of the
treaty; but it is impossible to make any mod
itcations that will overcome the constitu-
tional objections raised by republican Sen
ators that the ratification of treaty wou IL
be equivalent to declaration of war against
the people of Mexico.
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Poison FROM Neutrality-suspicious.
Fletcher, postmaster at Westford, Mass :,
died on the 25th ult., from poison absorbed
with vaccine matter. Ephraim Wright and
Samuel Prescott, of the same town, died on
the 4th inst, from the same cause. The
vaccine matter came from Boston. There
is much excitement at Westford, and med
cal inquest is being held. @ i
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mrs. WinsiOw, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by soitening the gums, re-
ducing all in1ammatioE--wiu 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 Iy
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Naval statistics.

The following statistics, compiled from the
U. s. Navy Register for 1860, will be found
very interesting, as affording much valuable
OF the Fright arm" Of our national detences.
l Captain has been over 60 years in service,
Is Capts. have been over SO years in the SER
VICE and undAr 60 wears
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COMM ERCIAL.

LrvERpoeI, March 3d.--Uotton- Sales OF
the week IS, 900 bales, closing very dull
Middling and lower grades declined fully an
eigth on the week. The prices on fair we're
barely maintained. The imports were very
heavy-0reans. fair III; middling 651; Up-
lands fair Z; middling s. Stock in port
$4,000 bales, includin5 100000 bales mer;
can. Breadatuffs quiet and steady. Pre-
visions steady. s-H-At lf7a ~
C0nsols 94A. 't.-
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ARRIVAL OF the Circassian.

ST.. JoHN's March Is. The Circassian has
arrived, with Galway dates to Sd March.
The City OF Washington arrived at Liysr.
pool on the LIST inst.
Napoleon, in his speech in the French
Legislature, said Tuscany is to be separate
Kingdom; Parma and Modena NAV be an
nexed to Sardinia, and Savoy to France, for
the security of her frontier. lie hoped tie
other great Powers may see the necessity n
this f....e ....... = '''' ~
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New York Markets.

New York, March l5.-Flour is heavy;
sales of 5000 bills. Ohio $6.a6.20. So +.iF
Wheat has declining tendency and pri-
ces nominally lower. 1tA ~ 81 w &s8's
Corn closed dull at 75a781ac. ,I
Pork is dull Mess $l7l2Hal7, 25; new
$ls.l2A. ..si a.a ~ Hsa{H "a
Lard is quiet at l0Aall5ac g.te@
j" Whiskey is dull sales at 23]3c. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES

YEAST POWDER j. w. Garlick, Richmond,
Va, manufactures 'Semple's Inial]ible 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 is Vir-
ginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-Richomnd IVhig.
Uy- Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LILLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. tUs aG.e4 NH
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Music by Starlight.

We return our thanks to the gentlemen
composing the CITIZENS BAND of this city,
for Serenade last night. This Band is
now in good practice, and produces great
harmony
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New ORLAENs, March 14.-The exports
OF cotton continue large; those from this
port to England during the past week reach
ed $4,000 bales, and to France IA ,O00 The
exports from Mobile to England were q 900
bales. Exchange on London, both here
and at Mobile, is quoted at Sa8I premium.
Freights at Mobile l7-32aS-l6. 91L
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N OtiCe.

All Communications, &C., intended TOR in.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JoBE Il. HATHAWAY,
Editer and Proprietor, 10 order to ensure
attention.
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"MY MARY ASIA sNew York ette

says Ut
The will of the late John G. Boxer has
been filed in the Surrogate's office. 1t pro-
vides that the whole estate shall be given to
the widow, and after her death to the four
children. There is codicil, however, (which
cuts off his son Walter, and his daughter
"Mary Ann" the wife of John Dean, the
coachman. ' .rsr.rg. .
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gAs@ Dispatches were received at the
Navy Department on Wednesday morning
from Commander lnman, OF the. African
squadron. The movements of the squadron
are given at length, but nothing OF interest
is said In regard to the slave trade.
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B0sroN, March l5.--The bark o. j. Chat
fee, before reported ash ore below this port
has drifted and sunk. The vessel and cargo
are now total loss. IA ~. Al N. ~ -
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A GRANE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A CRANE VIRGINIADISCOV -
IA Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALT 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 dayssince, and on the place so bald four
months'since fine crop ofalair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr..
EZEKIEL of the efficacy OF his discovery that
he has named it sf1she Infallible Virginia
Hair RestOrer.'' Mr. Il. is about going ints'
an extensive manufacture of an article which
is destined to prove of anxious interest toJ6ur
bald pated friends. - From Richmond Eaqufrer
Dec. 18Th, 1850 . :
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
bottle. Those who have any doubts ofitssefti-
cacy, can have them removed in short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
INFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be. I... ~. n
Wholesale depot for orders. 50 Main street,
IF + EZEKIEL.A.
RICHMOND, nov. 1857
|. N. EZEKIEL, take atlf on the HolyjBi.
BILE, hat have been bald for the past ~ Years,
and have restored my hair by us,ng EZEEfEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
-. R NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathan iei
Ezekiel. Jos. Mayo
Mayor OF Richmond.
WALkE co.,
jan Fly Sole Agents Norfolk, VASE
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1IF- 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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Military Court Martial.

By order of the War Department, gene
raj court martial has been convened at For
Monroe on the 10th instant, or as soon
therefor as practicable, for the trial of such
prisoners as may be brought before it, The
following is the detail of the Court Cap
tains Roberts and Ord, Lieutenants Mola-
ard, Bingham Morgan, Smead, Loder, Hal
lonouist and Guenther; Lieutenant Tall
madge, Judge Advocate. .4H.
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Ng- Wanted-Everybody to try SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. For sale
by Druggists and Grocers. --, NH 3
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TAKING THE RAG FROM THE B,su
4 couple of robbers recently fell upon
John Bush of Baton Rouge, and robbed
road bank.
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MORE FRAUD AND DECEPTION I'VE
caution the public against base fraud on our
article (HosTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs, pre-
pared and sold by Walsworth, Ink Manufactu.
and Fifth streets, st Louis, NO., and his agent,
Z Schaefier, No II Levee, between Washing
ton Avenue and Green ST., st LOuis,IMo, whose
name is substituted on the label instead of Hos
letter & 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.
scrlption, we hope will serve to detect the i'm
position without snbiecting your Stomach to
the contents OF the bottle, as ink materiale are
not considered good stomatichs.
The genuine HostettoT's Stomach Bitters can
be had at any of the respectable dealers in st.
Louis, and of the proprieters--St Louis NeivS
HOSTETTER IL SMITH,
m
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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH ls.
ASH PRICE soi, ADVERTISING
TERMS.

The DAY BooE will be served to sub
scribers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
he "a per year, " for six months, and 81
tor three months, payable in advance.
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For sale by BURRUsS 4 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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New Advertisements.
RURIkONN,S
IL ELIAkLE

@ MEDICINE,
FOR THE RAPID AND EFEEcTUAL CURE OF
'Scrofuia, Syphilis .Iheum atism,
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
NERVOUS HEADACHE. ERYsIPHILA, ULCERS,
FIsTULA,
Inv Err COMPLAINT, Viz ~
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
CHRONIC COLDS AND COUGHS,
CHRONIC DYsENTERY, SCARLET FEVER, q
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
1 II IMPKUDENCE IN LIFE.
AS SUMMER MEDICINE it stands pre-.
eminent; by;fts powerful, ystharmless altera-
tive effect, thoroughly puriies the Blood and
thus prevents and cures all those troublesome
diseases Of the SKIN, such as ERUPTIONs,
PIMPLEs, PUSTuLEs, sBLoTCHEs, BoILs,
CARBUNCLES, sc. THIS VI Or
REMARKABLE REMEDY FL
has Npg been. favorably known as the most
Observation-Disclosures that has
been even used for the various diseases for
which it isgecommended. .aaes.5 ... Il
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ten years it
test of expe-
CO immunity,
during that
cles in the
! Cases of the
nate and in.
eases h q v e
oughhly anS
restored to
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~ s3ieaiation greater than the Daliiss
oI '.aIii Gitie. combined. -sl9
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tnlI lo-ol L. FOHILoCk
a RYAN & CO.,
- No. 2 East side Water Nea,s Street ct,
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 by -.
Choice Old WHISTLES, apple IL Peach
&AEE BRANDiES. xBfEs
OK Bbls Kentucky Wheat Whskey, s years
so old
so do Ziegler's best fs do 8 do do
50 do Southampton A Brandy, old and new
S do AccOmac Peach do, 6 years old, very
nne article, Tor sale on accommodating terms.
NH Is H'' RYAN & CO.
GOOD GUODS-LOWF FOR THE CASH,
TESHE subscriber has ON hand too many of
l. certain kinds OF articles, and is anxious
to convert them into money. ti54e1 .G3 U1T'
Pillow Case Linens. as and SO inches wide .
Drawer Linens, 30 and Sc do do
Fine Irish Linen, 75c to Loop er yard 5u5
Fine Nainsook Muslins, plain and plaid L.. 81
Fine Linen or long Lawn Il l..-. = n ...--. b
French working Cotton, assorted sizes
Fine white all wool Flannels s. 90
Large lot of black Alpacas W. '"
Long and sh ort Net Mitts 'sta .
Lot of ladies worked Collars H "
Black English and Italian Grape fIlE So
Fine English and American Ginghams s5s.t4
Fine tape bord'd L. q. Hdkfs, for ladies and
Blk, White and copd Taffeta Gloves .'' - ~
White and black Cashmere Hose
Merino and Gauze Vests, &C., &c. '4
Any one desiring to invest extensively in the
above, can have great inducements offered.
NH Is -+-'t@+ 81 IL j H DAWSON. 4.
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FOR HIRE.

hfoA HIRE for the balance of the year a
a young NEGRO WOMAN without incum.
brance. Cook, Washer and Ironer.
nah l5--3r 8 T, PORTLOCK
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STELLA STELLA SHA WIS
lUUU A s.s .4f Wi ia BEE HIVE.
so Stella Shawls from So so to 3 O0
SO Stella Shawls from to 400 aa .tN.+
SO Stella Shawls from to 5 90 .......,.
so Stella Shawls from to 6 90 ''''l
so Stella Shawls from to 2 90 sltg' Gl,s
SO Stella Shawls from Z to 90 a...s. ,....
so Stella Shawls from to 900 "' 'A' a+-''s
SO Stella Shawls from to $40
SO Stella Shawls from 10 to Is
so Stella Shawls from Is to 30 gs.. 70 .-.fs
White Grape Shawls,
'"s Spring Busters. % '}2i4 -.~ G.''.
Nf-The Bee Hive is under Johnson's Hall.
NH Is
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Fornm than
has .Ye& the
riflfeinThis
pbffR niing
I'll m 9 mia
way of cuxesa
IN os t obsti-s
veterate dis.
b e Q n thor
erInanently
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health by the use OF this Rledlcine, 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 u
His Excellency, John Letcher, Cow
ernor of Virginia. ~ ffs
Hon. Jno. Is Floyd, Secretary of War,
US. Ef -ffE .eiEs. - d. t.,- -
Mayer of the City of Norfolk. -se
The MasOMic and Odd Fellows LODI
ges of Norfolk, and thousands of its most
influential and respectable citizens. For par
circular.
For sale in Norfolk by tFg
J. w. BURROW Il Co.,
Druggists and Chemists,
NH l6 Church street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
ffSAKEE furnished FRONT ROOMS in a
x very desirable part of the City, can be
tented to one or two gentlemen. Apply at
NH l6--3tF .-I THIS OFFICE.
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nj EW M ESS PORK.-We have now in
In store choice lot of new Mess Pork which
We are retailing very low, at the cheap Family
Gfocery, 70 Church street. aas5 4ei'tqr III
nah Is s.-. JORDAN s. BRO
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RECEIVED those long expeeted
#a Ladies Caters, which fit so we'll. La
u dies who have been so kind as to wait
for them can now be suited. Received
also, new lot of Ladies Baltimore made mo-
rocco Shoes. Also, Children's Fancy Button
Caters, and chiidren's fancy laced Caters
N-Ladies Dollar Caters, with heels and me.
dunn soles, always on hand, at
S. ULLMANN X CO.'S
NH is l ac Opposite Day Book Office.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-16

STOVES, TlNWARE, &c. a :
DOBERTS s. CO, Roanoke Square, have
IL In store, receiving and manufacturing, the
largest and best selected stock of Stoves
Plain Tin Ware, Japaned and Block Tin Goods
ever offered in this market, and at prices thai
will compete with the cheapest Northern Fac
torys. - ~
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