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Negroes Negroes!

THE planters of Iberville ard the adjoining
4 parishes will please take norice. that have
past had landed at P~Iaquemine. parish of Iber-
VI'le, La a choice lot OF Negroes, males and f.-
males, held hands, cnoks. washers aud ironets.
Nhu ha'Ing made arrangements 10 keep a con-
slant supply on hand. can aud will sell .avas
at W rates and on more accommodalinq terms
than any trader can, who may visit this section
HENRY F. MOORE.
Plsquemine, Nov. i3th, 1855. ~
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ELEEgEE
a labor Of Years Reduced To "a
Few BGiyS,

TTAViNG been induced By frequent solicita-
II on. 10 uase puJ.Ir II" science Of Eerl'a
S,-in. rnat / P~rlcIts. ! hereby eve notice 10 all
person, Ge.irI'G ID uclurre a Nnowiej3e q ihe
art. ira- : wal .i.e them Instructions Tor The
oeitiu. oi Kettles, Tor either wood or coal. Oh az
p~Iicalou 10 IL.
Aiy system j. based upon principles, the plan.
.lhili,v aud correctness cd wnIcA Admit OF no con-
lradlctIon. vhlcu aIe quickly aud lIi'y conpre-
arnGed, aai therefore not liable 10 Ice easily lot.
.p''ru.
have rn,'als for i've diTarer; constructions
ol hs,t rs, eua designs ny whIcn instruction Is
mace easy. and The ant soon acquired. Copies
oi designs or draw ne, are given 70 those whom
/ instruct. Al tnc>r 10 whom ! teach my sy--
ten. are also assisted uy "a, services, II requl ed.
Instructions ere only gwen tJthOse Wau have
been lhree or loHI EediS AZ Tue ru>IseSs OF Kettle
setting. aud are good wOrkmcu.
For iu,l.er pHlIcniar-, Ia iulIe, y letter or
oiuerwiSc. rI the Undersigned.
1GiiN TOWNSEND.
TIaquemsne. (?5s.aoi ',er,.ley La ,ieD. -, lstJ.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-07

New 8utchery.
E.7 The undersigned respectfully informs The
-puLlic that he has purchased the Old and
we'll known Butchery OF r. Smith. aud that me
intends To keep his stall we'll supplied with the
best OF Beef, Mutton, Pork, &c. BY a st,ict al
ieniion 10 his business IN the above respect. he
hopes TO have a share OF pubic palroua .e. and
particularly The patronage OF Nj. Smiths Old
custom IS.
P. :. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and 10 the Park,
dec2J-lm BERTRAM BEYRIS.
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AGzGELCLLSEA..
Growing potatoes Under Straw.

ccroyying p~otatoes TTaSar sAravv.
i"'ih6 Ss.N' III 'Ic --''"-', y'u'-
mas, nc'.e tIan s,snyy .-''S 's"'
poI'9 " S''1Ns5' 3" =.
ing Poy".,.-' ~ o't1'.'B '-'''l VI
SC'."' l We .t''-'~ ~ I'E y S."'i e.
Pc.iIreH', wa. S'li VA. ..'S ~ ''' 's"
",!.N w o''
Pi@'- ~ A.. o~'--"' -0.'' "'' 80
ST., % N--, '!5@-'.'.- p. ~ i'~
woo nio0iy - 80" 80 ''.-- ~
e,h2I'n. - W., N'~I -', - .1o 'l
s-','4"" CI'''S' 'r'' '--. a., u ''".i 80
anu poI@VoC" lo' 1le P'uhs@' '"''''lf
tl"I,e" TIo'c' '"' '-v "'|'5 ~ !"
TTIl'S' anu o"Ee.y To.
tHe ".,.'e pas" vas '-,' Z WI
Io".' u'y We s''""- '-~' -i-'' '''
very ,huoI "L1.'n " ..5
'h'ouS" " ,"I,'".l6 "'tc- i'-.'a ."1
sane SPireaa "S-'-$ 2t1 cE'AF N..i
pltcaloEf, - t"e Ic2tA o. "eo-. -i2
ieet' several owe ~olsa'',' s.a2
aiter me potatoes were p.aoi5C, "A'S,
eetSieu t'e S'L*W yer. c'I"l"''ar'% a"I
IN auG tine ne vines l''at NJ through
the sIra", ana soon covered ne entire
surface "l'N tAe E1hNts- ''4a -.,i'A'
NothinS more VS. %'"I e --" pare"
w the ~ "GII -" y IL @''
tuihhs Not = "Syd '-pl'ctleh tI|@s5
u,eua AZ ~ Slo g'lt, ',o-. -, y" l r..
remoyed. tHnn with = natati fo~,, rSa
layer of s.raw-which vas pretty well
rotted, and not more than five inches in
thlckness-Was carefully removed. 10
my s.e". - 'io 80
40 rrrn~a anil 49,. - - se
thew had been washed They we're NO..
cd I'm and measured hrt Il = ona~t -
do not remember. iTh.s much, towayer.
| well raco'lect. tlat ! never r,:s7d sn
good 2 crop by any other mode Of GU
ture They were # ve~v rn;r,rr s.-a
and rood G%ualitv. : siosla-. Ja-,aia.
Springs, XIV, March. 1853.
Undoubtedly the abov. rntho1 cr
, growing potatoes IS worthy Of future
trial-cspeciaIIv hy those W, live i,
warm latitu3cs.' Protected bv .1c s.~sy
from the scorcbinn raw Of fIn enD fhn
ground would naturally remain moist
and cool-thus providiYg for the pota-n
roots those conditions Of soil best alanr-
cd to their orow.b-O Typ.,, = r,,,,,
~
nSo--, -, E,,~--~r 49, NJ,
~
.IS'-A "i.eF III Lac 9 Dee y. ~
Times, reviewing Florence Nlgatin-
gales new book, "Notes on Nursing"
closes with the following hints IN rlor-
.oro.
we naEc gone 'IF'Ig' -4''3 N'@h!.A-
sag ti'Ie oooK' AVOIDING everything
wihci @lo not seem immediate .iR'f-
l1nGc - our SoiA'Au'''|' a-1 d.. '-.nE'
perhaps 'n5 pes ~1" most ptdiOuh"ly
S.o~leu pau u He' n2'A. rus
.t.GmI'cI, Ia nc t'o,-' o. H"t'i'&
WIN nay the sue u yes. S. an" Va.
&c mace ag, me e@ ! IS,.1~a ana m'l9@. %
= . ~ iii WIN "a "'I oye'"ett ~ ~ o2u,i'
a;or, Iii - NJ ae sG''
~ono Of T;@htim%aIo - ''''' '"'
a ferv III . oi,r h.,t,o- orou,.
before we conclude wb;cb iii 10
Jrawn from opr own oxnar;snea
BniId \ rrood bosni,si ~ ,-hi~b ,:~,,
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FIAT De "a LOUISIANA,

-s-~ 80 - 49, A'A-A-N -
Parolsss dLdeyei3e, CoHr Gp .Sirieae Dis
t-5ct Jtdleiqj-e.
Dams paGa,rc de Ia Succession &c JOHN
LAGAE, Jr.-No. AS.
I'm vera duo orire GA dccret 4 mi adresse
e. par Iiiouorable Cuur du S,xieuie De,
Irc' le 'ntst de Ia Louissne en- e. pour Ia pa
rps,s lIJsry,i,r, iaurce dams la Cause ci-u es,c Us
- .i'oe at rruerotcs. e; en- d1te Ga = HAS
%'r"reui, J'ex2o>arai On yen'e puo..qua, ~ plus
oaiaat Ell Csrnier eachtIisseur,
SiliEDL, Il Il de 4 FRTL yroriq;p.
1850 III beures, A. u, a Ia m4iscn do Cnur
&c cote parO!sse o8us Ia vile d. Pialueminp.
'es aso-gi=tes c.-ap.t> dGcriIes araarlsnaut a
IA Succession Ge leu job usgan, j., sagoir:
~ CERTAIN MORCEAU Tract DE
TER3E on HhBIFATION si;aG dams IA IA.
ro'5 GiJ-:viIts, rive dro,te du feu,e Ms.
si7slppi, m1Nurant deux aTpents ct une d.mle
"F-eut ue lace al DIT ~tleuve, sur une prpfon-
ds&r &c Gaar"i'e aFFents, arec iouverturc v
apffr'rIti', borne IN hAut par ;erre appartp-
nant a 4. Iieodore ct Guy Hebnfi, en- has par
iarre aypa-tepant a la succession De Antoine
NarbPt Chopper ct sulet a Gne servttude ct TN
cIem'H on passage scr Ia lgne su2er,eufe De
Ia die l"gre Ju.gud uue di-tance &. quaranie
.arpeuis du ilruvc ell fsvenr On propretaires de
y dpHo'e concession Sc %trouvcnt en atriGre de
a ore tegre, H~ins.aGe iOGies les i'ail,ses ct
AmehorattOns qni : ~trouvent ct y apparte-
nant.
CONDITIONS.
IN tiers 6u prix d'adjudicn'ion payable
complain; lie jour de la venle u !. balance en-
dsnx Placements egaux, payable en- tout Mars
1861 ct 1902.
L'aequereur fournira Sos billets payables A
Ia Bauque des Citoyens dc Ia Louisiana dams la
vale &c Ia Nouveiie Orleans. ASSUMES par hypo-
lheque speciale FL privilege de vendeur sur les
prophecies vendues. lie dts hlilels poTleroni
ntere; a raisnn de six pour cent par an De Ia
Date ju-qn'a echesnce, ct en- Gas de non psie-
ment a Ccheance lis p~orieront intsret a S pour
cent par an jp-qu'au pariai' paiemeni.
THkO BLANCHARD, Shefif.
L. Il Mr., 1850. mhlT
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lNhE nhders sned respectfully informs mis-
= friends and The pubic generally. that he 10,
determined Ia future, as a great accommodates
TO hIs patrons, 10 keep in pIaquemine. ,hy5asa-
out ihe year, a fine stuck OF Hc.ses aud MUGS
anu also slaves; which ne intends 10 sell iog~
ttan ne pTices q any Other frazier, and upon the
uSua' accommodating terms He trusts this re-
ne"ea evidence OF his disposition 10 aceommo-
daie the public, viii insure bim,s continuance
me palronsGs n" has heretofore Received.
"~ III. T. MOORE
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ANTHONY ~ss-gE.REEsT.
ClbtNET MiEEE.

-- Takes rll~ inclined IT 70 -
: $50 turn NJ hI- fnark> e. his oldseS.
[s friends and customers ior the ! !
pdlIonage heretofore received. asa assures hem
thai ne viii ever strive 10 accommodate them ia
his line.
lie asHoW moved 10 The large anu comnoii-
Gus uur. Ing at The corner Of F-nu's Aley anG
Sank Street. where he mas 4 large stock OF Eus-
uijure OF every KIND.
Old furniture taken in exchange OF repaired at
very .pW prices.
lie also makes COFFiNS OF every sly ,e 1.-THE
shortest notice.
I-Fisk, Metallic Collins supplied as hereto
for.
Splendid Hearse. Frice moderate. sep4
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"I,:
= CERTAIN TRACTQF LAND or SIAN
siion ,,g saa situated II the parish Ct iarr-
yi.'soa .a' rIgtt Caok Of the Ms ,-ipDi rysr.
me3~rr3n9 lwn and a bal: a-pep,- tr,n, a..
sdi! r,yec by forty aroerts In depth, with tie
opening ihereunyo beIun-ing, bpuIG-d abn,e
by !snd belonging to l.. Theodore and Guy He
u-r', and below BY lands Of IN, Succession Of
AuHiine Nora"s' Crnpnrr. and SUBJECT Ia a ser.
rt"'', sr2 ".1 - gr'.'-e a.; : I'D TT
light Of passage on The upper Inc OF sad ,and
40 Aa G',.aure Of forty ~arnruis fom ne r.Ter,
- favor Of he owners Of the back lands or
-tcont roIcession belonging 10 tho lers If
A"hiii- :i'otrt, together with al The Buildings
AID ImPIOSeMta as thereon ard ghereuDto De-
|,ugtug.
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~ The undersigned rropnetor1eems
$S Z slGit expeiienl TO inform the IkAN-
fSs I ~ ELLlNG PUBLiCIn particular, as
EStEfSE3 well as Regular SoaroeTs. that ne
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Saturday The 11ti day OF April

aeHr, 1880. s.lI O'Clock, "A. NJ, st tie court
House %. 'h.+ n,..sI "a IT, 'o.5n If paou--
nine, 'h' following de~cr,9ai l.oqeny teion!.
ing TO TIE accession Of John .ltg.a, j., TO
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T. Z 7.
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Mr.. Samuel Almy, OF Wooxsocke t, K. L.,
aged about eighty-fve years, shot himse t
on Tuesday afternoon, in the presence OF his
wife and children. The ball passed through
his heart, killing him instantly. The cause
is unknown.
1t is singular fact that woman cannot
look from a precipice of any magnitude
without instantly becoming dizzy. But what
is still more singular, the dizziness departs
the very moment somebody puts his arm
around her waist to keep her from falling.
Queer-isn't
The watch and jewelry establishment OF
Charles q. FAY Tor, at Fairmontwas entered
by burglars on the night OF Friday last,
and goods valued at 500 or $500, carried
oil. An attempt to force the IRON safe'
where the diamonds, ETC., rested, was uhsuc-
ceSsiui.
The bridal bed, The prison and the grave
were each represented on Il tram OF cars
which lett Pontiac, Michigan, last week.
There was bridal party, four prisoners
bound Tor jackson, aud Il iaueral party with
corpse.
A church is about to be erected by the
Russian Government near irkerman, the
funds Tor which are supplied by the sale of
cannon balls, which have been picked up at
Irkerman and Sebastapoi.
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THE CLAY STATUE IN New ORLEANS
Great preparations are making in New Or
leans for the Inauguration of the Clay statue
there on the 18th Of April. The Picayune
says:
The procession is designed to embrace all
classes of ctizens-all associations OF benev
olence, industry, science and art; the local
authorities Of the city and State, and the en-
tire organized military force of New Orleans
and its neighborhood. The shipmasters have
made arrangements to head their corps with
beautiful ship. complete in all details, that
shall make it representative OF the great
fleets that visit our port; the :steamboatmen
will have a steamboat with steam up and
paddle wheels in motion; the Typographical
Association will ave a press il motion,
throwing off fresh sheets as it trav-rses the
streets; and other departments OF Industry,
manufactures and trades are expected to
symbolic their callings by the obi CTS that
most wildly daguerroetype them before the
public eye.
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THE DAY BOOK.
Bathing in Cold Weather.

We stated, the other day, that DR..
Mayo G. Smith, of Newburyport, had ac-
customed himself to bath in the open, or
icy, as it mightbe, river during the winter.
In letter to- the Herald of that city, he
says:
''This is the fourth winter have bathed
in the river or sea since my return to the
United States. have run five miles, dives
ted myself of my clothing, dashed into the
river, swan amid the ice cakes, then dressed
and then ran two miles home. have Owed
into the stream from the end of pier seven
to ii fifteen feet into the channel, whose rapid
current and tidal motion ordinarily prevent
ed freezing-or if frozen have cut the ice,
and at no time, this or proceeding winters,
have | been sheltered by house or shed
but after, a bath, such is the warmth,
that summer clothing would suffice for COW
ering.
The coolest morning it was Is degrees be-
low zero, or AZ degrees below freezing point.
usually ran couple of miles, used flesh
brush and towels, sometimes stand in the
snow, frequently dry myselfin GELD northeast
winds. take no beverages, no coffee, tea
or spirituOus drinks, nor do use tobacco. l
never feel cold alter leaving the water; never
suffered from cold; never have coughs. l
never had disease OF any kind; no aches; no
pains. My bathing time is by or before sun
rise.
Cold baths should not be used at all times
know OF but one rule for guidance. Should
reaction occur alter bathing it is a safe prac-
tice-not otherwise. No man can judge for
another-every one may for himself. If,
Immediately alter the shock plunge or show
er, warm glow is ditfused over the body it
is beneficial. A rent in ones coat, fracture
of boot, damp feet, or a current of air is
often more dangerous, nay, deadly fatal, than
the entire submersien OF the body in con.
gealing water, or exposure to freezing air.
More risk is daily incurred by ladies with
unprotected feet in one day, than winters
bathing.
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46sRoNAUTs IN THE WArER.-A balloonist
named Cevor, accompanied by friend made
an ascension from Savannah, Ca, on Thurs
day last, and after sailing few miles, found
that be was driving out to the ocean. He
cast anchor to tree, but the tree broke, and
the balloon darted off with fearful velocity.
While over Calagoga Sound the @ronaut de-
termined to descend in the water, and did SO !,
the car being submerged six or eight teet.-
The adventurous couple were rescued by a
planter. They had travel led forty miles III
thirteen mi nutes.
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"A RrilIiant GALLERY.

XNTHO is not fond of pretty Pictures Such
w Pictures by the hundreds can be seen at
the magnificent Gallery of BURWELL &
HOEDAY, No. IL, Main street in this city,
where beautiful, striking and accurate speci
mems of every variety of AMBROTYPES,
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as it is possible
to conceive, and at any price from FIFTY cents
upward. Let every reader take the hint, "to
secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
A special attraction will be found in the
large and exquisite collection of OVAL GILT
F NJ s-a new and most elegant style of
mounting Portraits, which we have just re.
ceived. This is the new feature of the day,
and well worthy the attention of the lovers OF
the beautiful.
Recollect, that we challenge any establish
ment to get up Portraits richer in tone, more
accurate in deliniation, more durable, OR FOR
LESS MONEY
noI9 BURWELL Il HOLIDAY
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8-'
1860.
r 1860 1860 c.
- SPRING GOODS,
1860,

lust received, large and splendid assort-
y ment of Straw Hats, OF every description,
suitable for Spring and summer wear, to which
the attention of Country Merchants end deal
ers generally is invited. l am determined to
any first class house North or South. My goods
are purchased direct from the Manufacturer,
and not from second and third dealers, having
two or three profits added before they reach
me. Much pains has been taken to select the
choicest and most desirable Goods. They are
warranted equal to any in the United States,
and as cheap as the cheapest. Please call ami
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Gentlemen's hne Dress Hats made to order
at the shortest notice Any pattern or style
desired. r. ii STEVENS,
Practical Halter,
Temple of Fashion,
fe22 No Z MarketSquare.
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II. BOTTIMORE,
q III r. A p G. q q ID =

1 have In store large Stock OF Ladies, Gen
L tlemen, Misses ana Children BOOTS and
aHOES of all kinds, qualities and sty les which
viii sell at the very lowest prices. Inc
subtle are requested to examine these soods
he ore purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTINlORE,
NO Is, Il. Side Market Square,
teI sim Big Yellow Boot.
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VIM. a. GRA YES,
snIpWRiGHT, SPAR MAKER AMI
CAULK Err.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY.
81 VAN SAW MILL AND TIMBER
MANUFACTORY,
10, SO, Wide Water street, Nor
folk, Va.
aaT- N. b. BUILDING MA TERIALS
gJRNiSHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
h--lv
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PRICE ONE GENT

H. M.iHARRIs, II. ALLATr.
Late OF Lynchburg. Late with Burruss Bro
III. M. HARRIS ~ co,
MANUFACTURERS OF SEGARS AND
TOBACCO, AND GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
RoA NOKE SQUARE. No. 9.
WE have on hand on consignment, a large
stock of all rades of Chewing Tobacco.
: a new lot OF the far famed Hyena Club Smo.
"A splendid assortment of segars. consisting
Ell Sol,
Ell Cuba de Orion,
Light Guard,
Ell Commerce.,
Paul Morphy,
Ell Mundo Nuevo and numerous others.
50barrels Cider Vinegar,
~ u chests, 90 and 10 lib caddies of Greer
and Black Teas, Of very superior quality,
All OF which we offer at very low IA tes
Mn II M HARRIS T. co.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE,
BETWEEN BOSTON, NORFOLK, Pc
TERSBURG AND RICHMOND, d.
RECT.
CONNECTING WITH THE RAILROADS FROM THE
ABOVE NAMED PoRTs-RUNNING SOUTH AND
A.>r-saaas THE Steamship CITY OF
M,EAMYfSny NEW YORK, Capt BoGGs,
@EzNllk1MHS will leave the END OF Long
s@@32Ess&ass Wharf Boston, for Norfolk
and City Point. ON WEDNESDAY next 18th in
slant at O'Clock, p. M.
Freight for Richmond forwarded by the
Lighters of the Richmond Tow Boat Company,
at through rates of freight.
Returning, viii leave City Point for Boston.
via Norfolk, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
at a o'clock, p NJ, and Norfolk on FRIDAY.
Freight per Railroad received and forwarded
free OF commission.
For passage or freight, apply to
PHINEAS SPRAGUE Il CO,
1870 Central street, lower end
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WARRINGTON POINT DYEING rs
TaRI.ISII M sCNT

yFFICE-CoRNEa MAIN AND FENcHURcH SITS.
HAVING every apparatus requisite, and the
IL artistic skill OF the German. French and
ore.eminence of my previous rePutaton) for
cleansing, dyeing and refnishiag Ladies and
,.entlemen's apparel, SILK, Satin and Canton
Grape Shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. &c. My
motto is Excelsior, and intend to stand unri-
Vsled. / solicit the continued custom of the
community.
nn 1-div Y. y. gu lOI.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber has again taken his Old Stand,
i No 50 Main street, formerly occupied by l.
] Smith, and more recently by II Moore 4
Co, where he would be happy to see his old
friends and customers, and ali epicures of the
weed. Satisfaction will always be given, as he
is determined to sell for prices beyond compe-
tition.
To keepers of Groceries, Restaurants, and
small dealers, would state that shallkeep
cons tantly on hand large lot of Chewing To-
bacco of all brands and all prices, which will
sell at very low figure, wholesale or retail.
S S Lawes' Twist Chewing Tobacco, first
rate article. am selling tie best killicki %
nick Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco at 25 cts per
pound retail, and at wholesale at very low
figure.
Meerschaum Pipes and Mouth Pieces, or Ci-
gar Smokers, Fancy and Powhatan Pipes, Gil
gar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Fine Cut Chewing To.
bacco. Scotch and Macaboy Snuffs, Root and
Reed Top Pipe Stems, Sc, sc; Also, all gradss
Havana to German, including my own manu-
facture, of which have large stock on hand,
and am constantly making to order.
j A RUNALDUE,
NH 9 Sign OF the Eagle, Main street,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TO YOUNG MEN.
YOUNG MEN DESIRING TO OBTAIN A
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EDUCATION in THE SHORTEST
POSSIBLE TIME,
4 Nd All THE LEASH expense, are now
N Cat the beginning of another year, offered
very advantage and facility at the NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, JOHNS0N'S
HALL. The improvement OF students in
penmanship and Book Keeping, always open
10 the inspection of visitors. Hours of in
srnction from 9 in the morning to 10 at night.
de 3U.1y
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To PROHIBIT THE CIRCULATION OF SMALL
NoTEs.-It is before the Legislature of Penn
sylvania to prohibit the circulation at small
notes there. In substance it requires that
all persons such as merchants, holol keep
ers, brokers, and in fact every one en-
gagged in business where there is necessa7
rily much receiving and paying out money,
shall appear before the county Treasurer
and make oath that he or they will not pay
out or circulate bank notes of a less denomi-
nation than So, whereupon the said Treas
urer grants him or them a license to carry
on their business, whoever it may be.
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NOW GENTLEMEN,

h. yon want very fine Dress BOOT, you can
l. get 1t by calling at ULLMAN>S,
Opposite the Day Book Office,
AS we have received this morning lot OF
the finest Boots which ever were in market -
Also worry tine Calf Caters with Silk Elastic
Also tiae Oxford Ties, which we will sell as
Chesu az usual. lie IA
N1 EWCROP CARDENAS MOLASSES
kN zig hhds, Al tierces, Prime Bright new
crop Moiasses, cargo of Schr Albert Treat, from
Gard enas, landing, and Tor sale by
ie 20 M SMITH L. BRO.
aNO II r r. + Essence, Lsguayra, Rio and
W Ground, for sale by
te n J Il BELL q co.
lULEs We have a prime lot OF small
j Smoked io.es, retailing at cts per ID:
MN 10 BELL b co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-15

w A N Z K ID
A LII the Ladies to call at D 7 MARCUS
n No % Main street, and see Gro yer & Ba-
ker's Sewing Machines. Nearly forty thousand
of these Justly celebrated Machines are in dai.
ly use. and their own merits have won for them
the Justly deserved reputation of the reliable
Machine of the market. 1t will be remember.
ed that this machine took the first premium at
the late Seaboard Fair in this city, after
thorough examination and test, by commit
tee o. three most practical and SCI entiflc mel
in this section of Virginia. The following is
an extract of their report
'After thorough inspection OF all the Sew.
ing Machines on exhibition, it is our optimism
that the sGROVER y BAKER" Sewing Ma,
chine is the best for all purposes, viz: family
and general work"
Signed, Is PENDLETON.
sap't Machinery, Seaboard y Roanoke r Il,
S T HAND,
Sup't Seaboard y Roanoke n
G B DAVIDS,
Sup't Atlantic Iron Works,
and U Inspector OF Steamers
Cotton. Silk, Oil, Needs, &c, ALWAYS on
hand at No % Main street Norfolk
fs22 DY MARCUS