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New Work Markets.

NEW YORK, December 3l.-Flour-t
lirm. Sales of $4,000 bbls. State SIS. 2Oa.
525. Ohio $570a5.sO. Southern S5.45a5 .
rs. ~"' =
"heat-!s firm; sales of $500 bushels
Canada white al cts. ''''
Corn is buoyant; new yellow at s7asg
cents.
Pork is dull; Mess SIS; Prime ll.621S.
Lard-The market is heavy at 1OAalO5S
cents.
Whiskey-The market is dull at rs cents
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The Cotton Factory.

Our announcement yesterday of the inten-
ton OF some OF our citizens to get up.a Cotton
Factory in Norfolk, was received by the
people with appreciation. The feeling for
the encouragement of such manufacturing
enterprises is strong,and we see no difficulty
in the way OF Immediately starting one, on
a small scale as indicated, and then follow
factories. We only hope, in the efforts of
our people to free themselves from Northern
vassalage and do their own trading and man
uacturing, that they will steer clear of that
foolish pride which seems to suggest that
we must undertake nothing unless it is got
ten up on mammoth scale; rather let US
commence these operations in small way
and build them up, than to exhaust our ener-
gies in welding mammoth undertakings,
which if unsuccessful crush us beneath their
fall. A few thousand dollars properly
inyessed in such enterprises, with the proper
men in charge, will do more to inspire con-
inc out of ten of the great successes
the trade and traffic of the present day
mode their beginning in small way.E EThis
is worth considering and remembering.
Let us travel in the well beaten track, till
our own experience teaches us better and
urer path.
Let US remember that our position for a
cotton manufacturing place is not e9ualled
by any in this country. With not a single
cotton factory in our midst, we find t'eenty
thousand bales of cotton passing through our
city on its !way to the East, mostly, to be
manufactured and brought back in the shape
of merchantable fabrics. Now, even if this
quantity is transported through here with
out the expectation of resting place, what
must be the immense increased quantity
seeking this channel when it is known we
have plenty of means for manufacturing
We will say nothing about the great advan-
tages our position gives us over the Eastern
factories; they are so abundant and so ap-
parent to all, that we leave it to the reader.
We merely wish to see advantages that are
almost forced upon us, awaited of properly.
Once make proper use of these, and
thousand others will present themselves.
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The 'Mormons.-The Mormons, according
to their own census, are decreasing in Utah :.
In 1856 they numbered $4,000; in 1857 only
3l,022, and in 1858 only about 80, 900. They
claim, however, that they are increasing in
the country at large, and in the world, and
they ascribe the diminution in Utah to tenn
porary causes and absences. 1t is computed
that there are $4,000 in Great Britain and
Ireland, and 1000 on the continent of Euro
pc, and several thousand in the Eastern
States and South America. Altogether
they number 10000. Utah is the only
place where they practice polygamy and
carry out their theories of civil government,
as well as of religion, and it is the only
place where they do not increase.
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" office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in
ssrtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
houd be addressed to JOIN Il. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor ia order to ensure
attention,
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TEF WHY LONGER SUFFER ?--Those
lkS who are SO fortunate as to have escaped
Dyspepsia and its attendant evils, can hardly
conceive the suffering that these diseases cause.
The wonder is, that the afflicted continue to
suffer, when that infallible remedy, the Oxy-
genated Bitters, is within the reach of ALL
For sale by M. A. & c. A. SANTOS and
Wake y Co., and KING Il Toy, Nor
folk. j. q. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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N Il. A. BLUR
BOTTOMRY BOND.

NEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by
~ the Consul OF France in Virginia at the
office of the Vice Consul OF France in Norfolk
Va, for Bottomry Bond of sum between tif.
teen and sixteen thousand dollars, on the
French Bark.Uruguay and Cargo, now lying in
the harbor of Norfolk, and bound to Havre;
said bond to be granted at the lowest rate of
fered at noon on the 10th day OF January 1860,
at said office. ia 28t
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Mount Ve,won.-The Ladies' Mount YER
non Association have paid to Mr.. John A.
Washington, Sl93,33S SO of the purchase
money of the Mount Vernon homestead, and
$6,90l 10 interest "a total of $l99,934 81.
They have also funds in hand which make
the grand aggregate of their receipts, over
and above expenses, and repairs now in pro-
gress at Mount Vernon, 242,209 0S. To the
exertions of Mr.. Everett, the Association is
sum-$69,064 II.
The Association estimat that it will re-
quire from eight to- ten thousand dollars
per annum to cover the annual expenses, of
which the fees of visitors will yield ST, 500
to $4,000. So much for the idea that mere
"speculators" were ready to pay a large
sum for Mt. Vernon.
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Murder IN Northampton Couny.-We
learn that free negro named John Felts
Newsum, was murdered in northampton
County, on Thursday night, the 23rd ult.,
by slave, the property of DR.. Deloatch.-
The slave found his wife and the deceased
deceased on the head, from the effects of
which he died on the Wednesday evening
following.
Newsum was an excellent Blacksmith, and
the slave Carpenter and very valuable
negro. Automatic Southron.
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JOHN II. LESTER g. co.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE READY MADE

JOHN II. LESTER & co.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE READY MADE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
UNDER ATLANTIC HOTEL, MAIN STREET.
TNHE subscribers beg leave to inform their
L friends and the public generally that they
have just opened and are prepared to exhibit a
beautiful stock Of FALL and WI N r E R
CLOTHING, embracing in part Blue, Black
and Fancy Dress Frock Goats and Over Goats,
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests and Pants,
Black and Fancy Silk and Velvet Plush Vests.
All of which are cut in the latest and most i'm
proved styles. AS to workmanship we are con-
tident that our stock can't be eXcelled by any
in the city.
We have also large and desirable stock of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as Silk,
Merino, Cotton and Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers and Half Hose-Marseilles Linen and Mus.
lin Shirts, with and without Collars Collars,
Gloves, Stocks, Travelling Blankets and Shawls,
Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties in great variety,
comprising all the Novelties of the season.
Persons wanting articles in our line will find
1t to their interest to give us call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We will take great pleasure
in showing our stock to all who may favor us
with call and give them fair opportunity to
examine, compare and judge for themselves.
ia
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Pheraulus, poor man, on whom Cyrus
bestowed 80 much that he knew not what to
do with his riches, being wearied out with
care in keeping them, desired rather to live
quietly, though poor, as he had done before,
than to possess a IL those riches with discon-
tent. he therefore gave away all his
wealth, desiring only to enjoy so much as
might supply his necessities. Let worldly
professors think seriously OF this story and
blush.
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DIED,

DIED,
In Portsmouth, on Monday morning at o.
ciock, Mrs. SARAH ANN EASTWOOD, wife
age. ~
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0If- circulation greater than the battles
Of both Cities combined. 80
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INHOMAS u. TOY and w d SEAL, with the
i valued assistance of DR. w Finch, so
long connected with the concern, will continue
the Drug business, in all its branches, under
the style OF
KING TOY,
and respectfully solicit continuance OF the
patronage so literally extened to the late
firm. az
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to subscribers
When sent by mail it wliA be "a per year, 81
tor months. aud ~ Tor three months, paya
BILE IA advance.
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MAIL RoBBERIEs.-One day last week, while
the stage was standing at Callagham's in ALLIE
ghany county, and the driver being at the fire,
two negroes, slaves, approached It, and took
two mail bags therefrom, and conveyed them
to the woods. They were forwards found in
hollow tree. The negroes were then arrested
and about $50 found on their persons
man was shot and killed, on the Sweet
Spring Mountain in Greenbrier county Va
on "Wednesday last, by the mail boy. The one
killed was in company with another man, and
when the mail boy came up they stopped him,
for the purpose OF taking charge of the mail.
bag, whereupon the boy drew his pistol and
shot one of them; the other instantly ran off
A cast steel bell, weighing one thousand
seven hundred and twenty-three pounds, is
about being put up in the cupola OF the new
school Presbyterian CHI urch, in Harrisburg, Pa
TWAS manufactured by the Messrs. TAYLOR,
Vickers & Co, Sheffield, England, by order
through their house in New York. The sound
of steel bells is said to be peculiar, clear, me-
lodious and penetrating, Tney cost from five
TO eight cents pound less than composition
bells.
Price Of Negroes IN Charleston. the
18th inst, there were sold by auction, in
Charleston, good seamtress and house SER
want, Twenty-Five years old, 81 200; likely
house girl, fifteen Gyears old, for 5000, and
cook, forty-fve years old, with her daughter
of ten years, for ST 200.
The Great Eastern Steamship Company
have raised loan of G40,0 900.
VIM. g. Kimberly, ST., fell dead in his
shop in Wheeling, Va, on Wednesday.
Judge Golden, of Reading, Pa, died on
the 26th ult.
Mr.. Abraham Heistand, an old citizensof
York county, Pa, is dead.
Gerrit Smith has so nearly been restored
to complete health that he had returned to
his home at Peterboro', N. Y.
Miss Amelia Shuster, German actress
died in Louisville, few days since.
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7NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION,

V,HE firm OF KING Il TOY is this day dis
l. solved by mutual consent, the rest OF
N. C. King, deceased, having been bought out
by Thomas Toy, who is authorized to settle
the business OF the firm.
LUCY KING, Executrix.
deSi THOMAS u TOY.
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SELLING OFF
MANY KINDS OF GOODS
nv a n uNGSs rUyWU a Al ~nC,r,

SELLING OFF
MANY KINDS OF GOODS
AT AND LESS THAN COST
A have yet too many goods entirely and
will soon be unreasonable am determined to
RUN THEM OFF AT SACRIFICE,
so as to turn them into Cash before the season
passes. Bargains that will pay you three or
four times the interest of your money to buy
and keep till next Winter, may be had for the
next two or three weeks at
No. As, e. Main Street,
Large Black and Yellow Swinging Sign with
] H Dawson, As on it.
My Stock must be reduced and the money
will command such Bargains as you do not
often see.
de 80 DAWSON
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Mrs. WinsIOxv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re.
ducing all inhammatior-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants Perfect
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my28 ly
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GO SaMdfOrd's LiV IMvlgOratOr-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-Isa mild
and eectual cathartic, acting first on the Liver,
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATCR and
PORIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRiFlES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & c. A.
SANTOS. ma tim
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NOVELTIES.
A NEW STYLE of Meerschaum Pipe, boiled
"A In wax and covered with Willow Work
and warranted to color
Also killiekinick, Old Joe's Notion, Turkish
Golden Leaf, Four Ace and other varieties of
Smoking Tobacco.
All the above tor sale Wholesale and Retail
M A & A SANTOS,
Jas Nos 3 & 5 Main street
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Damages for the Death Of Ct Child. In the
Supreme Court, New York, Edward Hughes
has recovered three thousand dollars from Mi
chael Green for the loss of his little daugh-
ter, who was killed by the falling of a rock
through the roof of his house. Green was
blasting rocks in the neighborhood, and
fragment thrown up fell upon the roof and
descended to the basement, striking the
child on the head.
All the arrows that are shot at christian,
stick in his buckler they never reach his
conscience, his soul. The raging waves beat
sorely against Noah's ark, but they touched
him not.
Handsome Present8.-Louis Napoleon has
given NJ. Aladenize an estate near Bordeaux,
worth $685. as recompense for services
in old times. lie gave, some time ago, S2O-
900 to one of this gentleman's daughters
upon her marriage.
The editor OF the Savannah Republ can
is in receipt of letter from one of the cot
ton manufacturing companies in Georgia,
mentioning the purchase of crop OF cotton
at Macon, which from actual weight contain
ed fifty-fye per cent Of sand, leaving but
forty-tive per centum Of cotton.
There are stone bridges in China three
Ioui lhiiSn ia lCuS tH3 dAu al aiSI' VI IhO
enormous space of six hundred feet.
0. Ii. Tiffano, D. D., of Baltimore, is an.
nounced to lecture on "Daniel Webster" in
Chambershurg p.
At Panama, December 10th, the weather
was intensely hot, the thermometer standin g
at o. deg. in the shade.
Recently at Pixies Peak the mercu ny was
4G degrees below zero.
Elijah Joyner, Esq, an estimabe citizen
of Southampton county, Va, was kill ed last
week by his horse running of.
Samuel W. Murtshaw, jailor at Colum-
bia, s. G., was killed on the Greenville rail
road on the 22d inst.
Edward Ireal killed Geo. Rose in the st.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, on December
2lst, by shooting him. They were both gam
bers
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New Advertisements.
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
A | D + | R E M L Nj
"a Attend the regular annual meeting
AN4&-of your Company this Tuesday even.
EAS92iag at O'Clock. The election of
-. Ulcers for the present year, and
various Committees are to report, and it is ex.
pected every member will be present. All alb
sentees fined.
Jas Blk. TAYLOR secretarv
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REMOVED.
VIE subscriber respectfully informs he
l. friends and the pubic generally. thar oh
has removed from Main to Talbot Street, Nc
Id, where she solicits continuance of th
same patronage.
ia 3-3ts Midwifa
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FOR SALE.
A CCORDING to the ecree of Court II the
~ Negroes belonging to the estate of H A
Uialoy deceased, consisting of 4 Men and 8
Women and Children, will be sold at Public
auction on SATURDAY the l4th of January
at eleven O'Clock, at the foot of market,
M PULLIN, Administrator OF Estate
jr 3-iot of II A Daily, Deceased
"a cODV lOt,
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sAeLv1LLE. Jan'y lst.-The steamI
Arabia, with Liverpool dates IN tba
ult., arrived to Halifax yesterday.
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~ CsogAe. Cslds, HeaYeeness, Ac.-The
yrevalsnee Of the above complaints AZ THE season
new speeifcs; and whits some Few may BE- god.
many are useless and home even dans erous. To
prevent 0iseppOintment the hest coarse n pursue
n to consult your family phy stefan, or otherwise
use only such remedies q long public experiences
m TYLERN COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. OTixinaliy the favorits prescrivtion Of
family 1.ds'ns az" xss S% sSsss.:ss h..
continued to enjoy a CROWNS reputation for the
last twenty years: In oil recent cases i acts like
ing Cough. Group, Asthma. &C.. i il used With
unparalleled su0nPsss a. most tsmie will testify.
Bodeker, de At = cents per hottie. and in In ele
CANT and Reasant I.Oxenge form l2ts and = cents
per box; PREPARED by J. BALMER, Pharmsceu-
list, Baltimore, Md. fe4-3ms
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MA- !nsurance.-Fire and Life, as usual.
at the old established GENERAL INSURANCE
OFFICE, on Pearl street, opposite !! N. Gordon.
next door to E. D. EachO. Every description Of
property, in tOwL or country lNSU RED against
loss damage by FIRE
LIrEINSURANCE-Wh Persons and Slaves
for the longest or shortest term.
n The Companies represented at this agency
are few but select and of well known standing and
responsibility. Persons wishing to insure, and
those desiring information not included in this ad
vertisement,J with regard to either one of them,
will please make application to the nMderSigned at
his office. where their assurances Will he effected
without delay. and every information that may I've
desired relative to all companies represented will
he given correctly and frNthfMHy Also, ifdesired,
the best city references-gentlemsn who are dtsin-
tereSted, and whose rsr0ctty Is ADORE SaSptc -
c. X. BROKEN. Genl Insurance Agent. =
NH l2-lt
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A CAR D-STEAMER CITY OF
X> RICHMOND Thu fine sfeauer of tina

D-SIEAMEk CITY VI
~ RiCHMOND.--TMs fine steamer OF. tho
at our pokt about three weeks since in tow of n
steam tug, having broken her main shaft in Hamp-
ton Roads. She was hauled out on the new marine
railway erected by Messrs. Curre. and the broken
Flaherty, Welsh 4 Co, of Rockets. for repairs
These gentlemen have the most powerful blast in
this vicinity, and by means OF It and their skliltul
wOrkmen, they forged a new end, welded 1t IT, the
with as much dispatch as any of the famous North
ern establIs hments, and quite as we'll. The pro-
peller wheel Of the snip being found to he broken,
the ship was detained on the railway until q new
wheel could be sent on from Philadelphia. In the
standing that representations had been made to
the company that the shaft was not likely to be
passed by the U. $. Inspector OF Steamboats,, at
Norfolk, because the blows had lot been struck BY
steam hammer. Immediately shipped the shaft
to invite the closest scrutiny into their work: He
called together some Of the most experienced ma
chinistS, mechanics, consulting and practical engl
neers and submitted the shaft to them for inspec
adopted in welding it. 1t was unaniH Ously pro-
nOunced to have been done in the most approved
and skillfu manner, and accepted rs perfect job.
The ship left here compile ,ely repaired on the I'd
Messrs. Flaherty. Welsh & Co. are about putting
up powe rful steam hammer They already have
a powerful blast, equal to most OF those in North
ern shops. and are well provided with turning
lathes. drills and other steam driven Tools and are
thus prepared to do the heaviest descr ption of
pairs to Steamboats,
This. together with the new Marine Railway,
capable Of raising vessel trading from port,
will enable owners OF steamers, Steamboats, ana
Sh ps To have their vessels taken out Of the water
rates, and quite skIfully as can be done at any
port in the United States. NH Pit
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A Tribune Oeutlemam.

The N. Y. Tribune chronicles, ~ith much sat-.
isfaction, visit 1t has enjoyed from Virginia
negro, who, 1t says, like most of the negroes
Of that State, and some Of the white men, was
a gentleman" We have NO doubt that he was
q gentleman in comparison with the writer of
that paragraph. The fugitive negroes Of Vir-
gina are natu' ally recognized ~ equals, by
the scribes Of the ItitxSs ONCE, and In good
manners and kind feelings are NO doubt their
SUPERIOR. The fugitives from starvation in
Old England and New England, who, for .
certain allowance Of bread and beer, have stip-
ulated with HORACE 0R1EL8Y TO invent one
libel ul'oa the South for every revolution Of
the press engine. may naturally b respected to
look upon . wsll-isd negro, who has never
oeen compelled to degrade his soss for hveli.
hood, - Gentleman, and indulge some mar.
donahls vanity in announcing to the world
tAaa thsy have made bis aeQuaintance. The
osiy peFson likely TO suasr in position. uoch.t
OF good name NOM the iatsrcour.e. q :. n.
Gentleman from Virginia" We Viii 80.
tnas tne white ehattel Of the Ttfk... oS,c.
peraded his African lion nom ON. ..,A :.
Broadway TO the othsr. and, II h. M 49,
money, made him stand trea.n :. 10y
restaurant between the Battery and RIO.
ingdale.
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WEST x JOHNSTON'S
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, New and interesting R"cks inst rcee,yed;
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