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WsErcHEpNEss AND DEGRADATION W
learn from our New York exchanges that a
man named MCFARLAN, his wife ana four
children, wers found on Monday, by the
Eleventh Precinct Police, in an unoccupied
tenement at the corner OF Avenue B and
Fourteenth street, in wretched condition.
The father lay insensibly drunk on the floor,
while his vile and infant child, both per-
fectly nude, were found beside him, in dy-
ing condition. The other children, between
the ages of three and nine years, creHched
in corner of the apartment upon pile of
filthy rags, and for lack of food had become
so weak that they could not stand Alone.
Proper nourishment was given to them, and
their mother was removed to the Almshouse.
MoFARLAN was committed to the prison on
charge of drunkenness. The family sought
refuge week or two ago jn the miserable
place where they were found, having been
elected from the apartments they formerly
occupied on account Of the non-pay ment Of
rent.
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Military Affairs.

The plan recommended by the Secretary
al Jar communicating military intelligence
OF orders bet ween officers or bodies OF troop,
occupying positions on land distant from
each other, promises to be Of immense value
for military operations in the field, in sieges,
or fer scouting parties on the plains. 1t is
proposed to introduce its use as q regular
branch of military instruction for the officers
ef the army and of the militia forces OF the
different States. As il meets with high iav-
or with military committees of the two
Houses, and costs nothing requiring an ap
preparation, and peculiarharly commends it
self to the the government, and requires no
appropriation Of money, it will undoubtedly
90 adopted.
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From Rio de Janeir0.

B. correspondent at Rio Jansiro, writing
10 the 6tb alt, says:-The stock of coffee ia
FIRST bands is large, sad receipts for the inte-
rior average thousand bags per day /; but
81. ia Of sn inferior quality and only finds e
market IN England and Germany. IN $4,000
bags, cot 1000 bags could be selected for
the American markets, and the sxpenses on
loading, freight aad insurance would covsr
the prices il the q nited States. The stock OF
-four is 10000 bbls., Of which So, 500 from
Richmond, Is 900 bbls., from Philadelphia,
and 5000 obls., from Trieste and Genoa, re-
main in importers hands, ana prices range
from lAH26O to $4,000. Nearly all American
vessels leave in ballast.
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STRIKES IN New YoRK.-The journeymen
small stock butchers demand $40 hundred
head for killing and dressing, instead of 81,
their present rate. A movement is now on
foot among the ambrotypists and daguerreo-
typists of New York city and brooklyn, to
secure "fair' standard OF prices for their
pictures. The painters are TO hola a mass
meeting, to take action on the rise OF wages
to their old standard, two dollars per day.
The eabinet.makers, on strike, have sue
ceeded in procuring the fifteen per cent.
demanded in SO many cases that they feel
confident that the terms will become univer-
sal.
The moulders OF jersey city are also on a
strike.
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The Capture or the Mexican
Observation-Disclosures COmpii-
cations with Spain.

The seizure OF the Mexican vessels by
Commander Turner was not made under any
spaciel instructions from Washington bear
ing upon the conflict now going on III Mex
:cc, but under the usage which prevails
smopgst all national vessels, The captured
vessels were sailing without dag land, when
yeauested In the usual way to stop, by irjng
a guu across the bows, replied by firing into
the American natisnal ship. As matter OF
course, such conduct was promptly punished
By the capture of the VESSELS. From their
conduct the inference was gstrong that they
we're either Ehbusters or pirates, and as such
it was the duty Of the commander of the
Saratoga to overhaul them. The seizure
had no connsStion whatever with the present
imbroglio in Mexico, aud SO the President
via inform Congress II called ypon.
The prisoners will probably be liberated
% the Presidentif they shaM show they ere
not violating the neutrality isws,sn did not
Kill any American citizens by first firing on
she Indiansla. The government is aeter-
mined, however, to demand Of Spain wheth
err these vessels were fitted out in Havana,
Nth the cognizancs Of the Spanish otrieials,
for the purpose of interfering with our COM
sssrcs. Unless Spain can clear her skirts o,
this completely. it is more than probable our
rsasrslity laws, SO far as Spain is concerned,
will hs suspended this session By an almost
unanimous vote.
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Arrival of the Canada.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
HALIFAX, March 22.-The steamer Cana
da has arrived from Liverpool with advice.
to the 10Th instant.
The sale of cotton at Liverpool for the
week foot up 1000 bales. Prices have de-
clinsd I'D for most descriptions. Holders
were pressing on the market.
Breadstufs generally closed very duli.
Provisions closed steady.
Consols 94es for account, and 9415; for
money.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Savoy question was the prominent
topic in the public mind.
Sardinia had consented to the inhabitants
OF Savoy voting on the subject OF annexation
to France.
Lord John Russell stated in the House OF
Lords that Prussia and Austria concurr.d in
the views of England on this question.
Russia had not yet replied.
The House OF Commons had voted an adj
dress to the Crown approving of the French
treaty.
The amendments were all rejected by
large majority.
1t was reported that since Sardinia had re-
jected Napoeon's programme for Italy, the
French troops had received orders to be
ready to march at the first notice. }
Their evacuation of Lombardy and return
co France was threatened.
The Bank of France has gained 4,60o,GOG
francs in specie during the month. The
Bourse closed fiat at eff. T5o.
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L A 7 EST Ew S
Filir1y-sixth Congress-First Sea

Hiiirly-Sixth COngress-First Sea
sion.
WASHINGTON, March %.
SENATE.
Mr.. Cameron presented ajpetition from GER
tain citizens Of Ohio asking protection to
the lion interests.
Nj. Pugh made an adverse report on tha
petition OF certain citizens of Ohio, asking
for 8 grant Of bounty lands to the soldiers Of
the war OF 1912. He also introduced bi!;
amendat"ry Of the act to establish the Terri
tory OF Utah.
On motion of Mr.. Bigler the bill to amend
the patent laws was made the special order
for W ednesday next.
Mr.. Latham introduced resolution cali.
ing on the Secretary OF the Interior to fur
nish q report as to depredations committed
by the Indians in California in 1862.
Mr.. Brown introduced a resolution in
structing the Committee on Public Lands 10
inquire into the expediency of ceding th.
public lands to the States in which they lie
Mr. Toombs introduced bill for The re-
peal OF the Act of 1858, relating to private
land claims in Missouri and Louisiana.
Tbe private calendar was then taken up
HOUSE.
Reports OF a private character were made
by the various standing committees.
Mr.. Nelson desired to proceed to the CON
sidcration of the bill to suppress plygasy IL,
Utah.
The Speaker said he did not consider that
bill! TO be OF 4 private character. iianeh-
ter.
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REACTION OF THE STRIKE.-Tbe Boston
journal says that some of the best workmen
at Lynn have left the strike and gone to
work, and others are daily following their
example. The places of the. poorer class of
workmen have already been supplied by
Newburyport, Stoneham and other towns,
at the old prices, while it is said the manu-
facturers will never sign the bill.of wages.
The Clinton Courant learns that the men in
the employ OF Maynard Il Whitney, shoe
manufacturers, in South Berlin, struck for
higher wages last week, concluded to go TO
work at the old price.
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DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN BELGIUM AND THE
SOUTHERN STATEs.--A Paris paper states
the Duke Of Brabant gave private audi
ence on the Sd of March to deputation
from the Belgico-American Company for the
development of direct trade with the
Southern States Of the American Union.
His Royal Highness expressed great interest
in the object of the Company, and hoped
that an institution which promised so many
with success.-N. Y. Day Book Of Wednes-
RnN.
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A New SOUTHERN STArE.-The old pro-
ject Of forming a new state out of
Northern Mississippi, Western Tennessee,
and the extreme western part Of Kentucky,
has been revived, and the Tennessee Legis-
lature has given it its sanction. The pro-
posed State would be bounded by the Ten
nessee river on the east, through the States
Of Kentucky and Tennessee, and by the Mis-
sissippi on the west, and would contain
population of about seven hundred thous-
and.
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as The circumstances connected with
the mysterious tragedy on board the oyster
sloop L. A. johnson, oil which We published
an account ia yesterday paper, continue to
create considerable interest in New York
The police are on the track of the perpetrs
tor of the murders, and we sail probably
in day or two learn ali the facts connected
With the affair.
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MA Rim e N f. w S .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, March

SATURDAY, March Gath.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, I'm New York
to NJ Smith 4 Bro.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, i'm
Richmond, I'D to Philadelphia, w,th mdz aud
passengers, to T P Croweu.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, FIN Baltimore.
Schr Sidney Jones, Bedeil, i'm New York,
to Rowland q Bros, mds to sundry persons.
Schr Thos C Bunting, Richardson, I'm E
Shore, oats to B T Book over.
Schr olden Gate, Weeks, fin Boston, to
Rowland T. Bros, mds to sundrv persons.
Schr Davidson, Ryder, I'm N Y, to b T Book
over, mds for sundry persons.
Schr L Darling, Baker, I'm Providence, in
ballast.
Schr Matilda, Munson, I'm Boston.
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ATTEMPTED SBIoIpE OF NJ JULIEN The
French journals announce the attempt at
suicide in Paris of this celebrated chef dor
c ss by stsbbing. He was making ar
oil srcFsd music, &C., which we're to have
commenced on the Sth inst, by perform
ancs oil Rsnael's Messiah. Several English
a ar were engaged for the OCCASION
Ihe concerts have since been postponed,
81, Julien having been placed under re
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

At the funeral of a child is Acapulco,
Mexico, the body was dressed nagnificently,
crowned with roses, and the table upon
which it was laid was covered with flowers
The table was carried through the streets
with the child on it,-three or four men and
boys walked in front firing rockets, and the
military band followed, playing the gayest
merely their translation to angelic existence
such an event, among those people, is an
occasion Of rejoicing rather than mourn
ing.
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We learn, says The Buffalo Commercial,
that on Saturday afternoon last young
child about two years, soR OF Mr.. Hirly, re-
siding in the neighborhood of che Indian viii
lage church on the Reservation, while play
ing with piece of wire about eight inches
long, fell down, and the wire running into
one Of his eyes penetrated the brain. The
child died in twenty-five hours after the sc
Cidant happened.
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A FAxILy OF On Folks The Coyinston
i0a.) Times gives au account OF family Of
four persons, consisting OF father, moth or.
the eldest and youngest child, resident in
that place. whose united ages amount to DAG
years. The father is 81 and the mother 100
years old,
Gerrit Smith hgs entirely recovered Lis
heslth,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

Dr.. Wistar's Balsan of Wild Oh cry may
well be called ''wonder of medical science6
Ii cures coughs, and colds instanter II sooths
the rritsted parts it heals the inhain nation !;
and consumption Itself yields to its magic it,
auence.
Co. There is vile counterfeit OF this Bal.
sam, therefore be sure and buy only that pre-
pared by S W Fowle Co, Boston, which has
the ,erittea signature OF BUTTS on he out
side wrapper.
For sale by M. A. 4 C. A. SANTOS and
wALEE 4 Co, and KING Toy, Nor.
folk. ]. Is. CAMPBELL. Portsmouth,, and by
dealers everywhere.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 22-Flour is quiet; saas
5000 bbls. State $5.2Oa5. IS Ohio S..
6.l0; Southern $5.90a6.20.
Wheat has a declining tendency; sales aas
important. y
Corn is dull and heavy at T5a78 cents.
Pork is heavy; Mess $l7.25; new SIT Is.
Prime Sl2.35a$l4.3715.
Lard is heavy at l0Mall cents
Whiskey is dull at 2211s cents.
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HANDSOME PREsENT.--We were shown
Yesterday, sage the Lynchburg Ptrgiaiaa,
a handsome pitcher, goblet and waiter, all Of
pure silver and the most exquisite work
Insnship, which had been sent to the Sons
of Temperance of this city by some unknown
friend In Philadelphia. The value of the
set is about $3.50, and it will be used hereat-
ter in the initiation service of the two Di-
vision in this city,
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ss~ The Senate Judiciary Committee, to
whom the subject was referred, have decided
to report on the inexpediency Of reporting a
genera. Bankrupt bill at present.
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Adyioes from PIECES Peak.

Advices from Pixies Peak exhibit strong
feeling on the part of the people there againss
che effort to inclsde them in the proposed
nsw State az Kansas, Public meetings are
Ss;nr held ia the different settlements to give
sxnTession to tthe feelings Of the people on
shs subject, ana CoIgress $40 % advised OF
3Asie wishes.
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TERMS.

The DAY BOOK will be served to sub.
cribers at cents per week, payable to
.he Carrier. When sent by mail it will
tie "a per year, % for six months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance.
- t.E. viiaitOn greater t4iss. tho Dsiii.s
ID 5GfN Cities com bsnsa Iii
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= office.

all UomRunicstionr, Sc. intended for III.
.sra:op, and Letters in regard TO this paper,
saoald be addressed to josN Il. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor in order to ensure
StsebtioR.
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IF The Executive land Legislative APP
preparation bill will be reported by Mr..
shermau ii a few days, and will amount to
abou. six millions of dollars.
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DRUGS &c,
EEERED RY WALKE & co,
ITO THE TRADE ONLY.)

GU lf1EA ARsAOxb OANAAV
Old Stand. next to Herman Go.
ASA fostida, Powdered and Gum,
Cassia, (Ground and in hiats)
Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, Caraway ssed,
Indigo ana Fig Blue in and 10 ID boxes,
Baking Powder, 4, 6 and OF cans,
GlyceTine, Turkey Opium,
MSco, whols and Ground spices.
Seidiitz Mixture, EPSON Salts,
Quinine, Colgate's Soaps
White Lead, English and American.
White zing, French and American,
Cod Liver OIL in bulk and in bottles,
Roll birthstone, and Starch,
AL Of OF the above articles now landing and
offered low W the tEads BY
Wake * Co,
fea4 Inposssrs and johbsfs.
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OFFICE NORFOLK y PETERSBURG RRCs
Norfolk, March 18th. lSoO
THE. Annual meeting of the Stockholders
: OF this Company will be held on Thursday
the 18th day of April next, at this office At i
O'Clock. w II HUNrEA,
mn l3-lulhSS-td TreasuTsl,
One OF the important matters OF the mas A., z
will be the acceptance of the late act vi the lr-
gislature. making an appropriation To the ,tu4 t.
WIN H Hun Ten
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For richness of favor, as well as their re-
markably cheap price, I'VE defy all competition,
SURPRISING In every respec; any ever offered
in this city.
Our assortment embraces every quality and
style. We enumerate, Extra r,ue Gunpow.
der Teas at only 75c, and Slice per lb. Inpe-
rial finest qualities, from rs TO 100 per ID
Finest black Teas at only rs cts per H.
w BURROW & co,
The Druggists, at
NH % 6e Church Street, Uron front
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SPECIAL NOTICES

AT j. w. BURROw Il Co.'S,
THE DRUGGISTS CHURCH STREET,
PRESCRIPTIONS are carefully prepared
i with EXTRA PURE MEDICINES at extremely
low charges.
AT THIS STORE Medicine can be obtained
at all hours o the night.
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EASTERN AND W. G. LINE.
EOn BARRELS Thomaston Lime, 200 Bar.
wv Tels " Lime. fresh from the kilns, for
sale ny
MELLEN & SANTOS,
NH 81 Ferguson 4; Milhado's Wharf
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A MERCHANT OF NORFOLK

A MERCHANT OF NORFOLK
Having passed several sleepless nights, dis.
ribed by the agonies ant cries OF a suffer ing
child, and becoming convinced that MIss.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP was
Just the article needed, procured supply for
the child. On reaching home aud cquainting
his wife with what he hal done, she refused
to have it administered to the child, as she was
strong in favor OF homeopathy. That night
the child passed in suffering, aud the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day fol-
lowing, the father found the baby still worse,
and while contemplating another sleepless
night, the mother stepped from the room to at.
tend to so some domestic duties and lett the
father with the child. During her absence he
administered a portion of the SOOTHING
SYRUP to the baby, and said nothing. That
night all hands slept well, and the little fell
low awoke in the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sudden and
wonderful change, and although at first often
ded at the deception practiced upon her, has
continued to use the SYRUP, and suffering,
crying babies and restless nights have disap-
peared. A single trial OF the SYRUP never
yet failed to relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice of the mother.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
w BURRoW Il co,
mhaa ThessDruggists, on Church street.
CONES REFINED SPARKLING CELIA
TINE
STRONGER than Isingiass, at only one
~ third the price, for converting strength, pu.
for making richer and more crystalline Jelly
in few minutes. For sale low by
j w BURROW, 4. co,
NH q The Druggists, on Church street.
n. T. T. I, 4. Y. T. 4. 7. I.
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Seventy one ladies calling themselves
"grass widows" who reside in and around
Ekhart, Ind, gave ball last week, and invit.
ed their male friends. None but "grass
widowers' were allowed to participate in the
festivities
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DOTATOES-Further Supply received.-I
i have the pure White Jersey Mercer, and
the Yellow Pink Eye. Send to
NH l6 j + JONES.
A and III COPY.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.-Consul Gen.
Harris, writing from Yedo to the Secratar,
OF State, says that American affairs tnere
are in an unsatisfactory condition. Tbs
Japanese evade the faithful observance OF
the most important of the treaty stipulations
or meet them with passive resistance. h.
adds that he is unwearied in his efforts to
convince the government OF the dangerous
course it is pursuing, and, until its eyes are
open to the perils it incurs by its present
course, no change for the better can ua
ooked for.
The documents sent to the Senate to-day
mention the fact that Lord Elgin requested
the Japanese to seed an ambassador direct
to England, but they evade the application, ,
giving this country the preference. Orders
Were sent out By the Secretary OF the Navy
to land the embassy to this country at New
York, but our Consul General urges that
they be brought directly to Washington. 49,
They will be entertained at the public e.
pense. The high dignitaries and servant.
number seventy-three.
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FLOORING, FLOORING.

FLUUNINU, FIVVUINU,
nAILX expected cargo OF superior | and
~ u in Flooring. with which, in addition to
the large supply now on hand, we propose of.
fering great Inducements to builders and con-
tractors.
Flooring for sale by the cargo or in small lots
to suit purchasers.
MELLEN & SANTOS,
NH 81 Ferguson u Milhado's Wharf.
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BURNETT's COCAINE.

The important qualities Of perfect hair
dressing seem to have been successfully COM
bined in Burnett's Cocaine, the active pIin-
ciple OF which is Cocoa.Nut Oh. It's mer-
its have been successfully tested with an unan.
imous and satisfactory result. Those who val
Tie beautiful head OF hair viii DO well to use
this elegant preparation. Aside from its &C
knowledged superiority, it is claimed there is
saving of fifty per cent. in favor of this over
other compounds, one application being sufi-
cient to last for dsys.-Propideace Post.
For sale by n a y c SANTOS, and Drug.
gists generally mh 23-eod2w
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BACON, LARD AND PORK.
m N00 LBS, No. Hog Roud Bacon.
lU,UUU 100 Kegs No and Lard
100 Bbls.. iMesS Pork for sale low to close
consignments.
NH 20 LEIGH 4 BRO.
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HOME MILLS,
JAMES STREET, NORFOLK.

JAMES STKEET, NURFULk.
fS,4E Proprietor having established GRIST
4 MILL of the most approved description,
desires to afford to dealers the facility of re-
able supply of Fresh Groand Meal daily, and
solicit the patronage of the trade, believing it
can be accommodated as we'll by Home indus.
try as by foreign enterprise.
~ JOHN E DOYLE
HONllNY and BRAN eau be procured at
the Factory, Orders lett at the Office Of Plume
i Co. corner of Roanoke and W Water Streets,
or at the Tscrory, will have immediate atten.
ttention. mn ~ u
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
ATTENTION SMOKE RS!!
nUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC IN
~ general, are very respectfully invited to
call at cur store, where they can find lone of
the largest and finest assortment of genuine
Merschaum Pipes, Segar Smokers, and Wild
Cherry, (WeichseD Stems, all of our own i'm
portRtion, and all Of which we offer to sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
Every Merschaum Pipe OF Segar Smoker sold
at our store is guaranteed to be the gens4ine ar.
Gcle, or no sale.
Our Motto-Quick sales and small profits
therefore call early and suit Yourself at
l. HAMBURGER l. Co.,
Importers OF genuine
Merchaum Pipes, and every
other Smokers Article
% Main ST., opposite Johnson's Hall.
NH 10
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
r HAVE this day received direct from the
l. Manufactures large and beautiful assert.
ment of Children Shoes, consisting of the fol.
lowing kinds:
chiidren's Patent Leather Hesied lRoosees,
:. Black Heeled Caters,
"a Tan ColOTed
% Patent Leather and Morocco "
Ankle Ties.
With very large number of other X inds too
numerous too mention. invite the public to
give me call
II. BOTTIMORE,
No Is, Z. Side Market Square,
Sign Big Yellow Boots.
NH 90 I'll. Copy.)
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YEAST POWDER ]. W. Garlick, Richmond,
Va, manufactures "Semple's Iniallible Baking
Powder" His is the only factory of the kind
in the South, and he is prepared TO furnish the
entire trade on rs reasonable terms as North
ern manufacturers. Semple's Powder Is Vir-
GINA preparation, approved by all who have
used iI.-Richomnd IYhig.
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Anew MESS PORK.--We have now in
IN etore choice lot OF new Mess Pork which
we are retailing very low, at the cheap Family
Grocery, 70 Church street.
NH Is JORDAN & BRO