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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
pIcHMoNp CATTLE MARKET, Dee. 1,

BEyy The nnsnca crisis has much lowered the price OF
Reef in the Northern cities t. direct large numbers Of cattle
bis city There 25S head s3d he scales this
urcs rangag 81 $500 gross One lot Of extra fine
lie we're higher figures Supply heavy and quite number
Nos We quote week. q 2, to tIT5 for dsey $500
stTpenand limited at ssO to IS 80 per head for fair to
GOOD odaly; 81 50 TO $50 gross, for extra quality
RoBEGIs0a 4 GkILIs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

" OH qu ara and plns Virginia Coal OIL, for sale by
W. PETERSON CO.,
dt8 Druggist, lo Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

D,ORaAY eOLOGSR.-Ths genuine D'JrIay Cologne
~ Water ysJ Iuoeror artc. 70 sale BY
as W. PATERSON 4 CO.. iss Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
RAILWAYS RENOvATISG REsoLvENr.

ucerous efuptve deAseI RADwAYs
TST thing needfi u reVouonlEes the eonIon Of
blood eIplng every that tends decomposition
and pa rdy and equllses the circu ton. II the
pair uii1u IL radically tyes and all Ing
OF the face peon Il makes the serGoss souni
every syphilis faint the dseased system
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

NUNPOWDEETEAS-O superior quality, 100 eases
VI aud half Oh .sil. flr sale BY . -..-.....-
des-bt ]. q. D. DANkhPOkT
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-11
From New Granada.

Accounts from Bogota, the capital of New
Granada, announce that decisive battle
between the revolutionary forces, under
General Nicto, and the Government troops,
commanded by General Pesoda, took place
It Baranquila on the 9th of December which
resulted in the overthrow of the latter party.
New Developments were constantly being
published in regard to the auriferous prop
critics of lately discovered mines. The Con
etituent Assembly had met at Carthagena
The first act of this body vas to annul the
laws called the unconstitutional laws Of the
Federal Congress.
Christmas and New Years were celebra-
ted on the isthmus in the usual uproarious
fashion.
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Obituary.

Died, in this city, on Wednesday the 2ist
ult., at the residence of her brother-ln-law a,
Garrett B. Davids, Esq, Mrs. MARGARET s..
FLAGG.
Mrs Flagg's last illness was paiuful in the
extreme, and of very long duration. The suf-
fering endured by her during this illness, ex-
ceeded in degree and amount, anything Ian.
guage can convey or mind conceive. Day af.
ter day, and month after month, did disease in
an acute form prey upon her system yet she
bore all her sufferings with christian pa tience
and resignation. Never, at any moment, did
murmur fall from her lips. She recognized
in the disease that consumed her ''earthly
house," the hand of her Heavenly Father
She felt that it was His work, and therefore
was perfectly resigned to His will not being
afraid to die, but ready to go the instant the
messenger" called her. Few persons mani.
tested greater faith than she in the efficacy and
power of prayer. Nothing soothed her so
much as the prayers offered up for her at her
bedside by her friends. In view of her great
manifold sufferings, life through, from the era
die to the grave, and her preparation for death,
we cannot mourn her departure. She is now,
we believe, at rest. Who then, could wish
her back to a world of sorrow, sin and death -
May we all try to follow her religious exam
pie; try to live as she did, that we may die
her death, the death of the righteous. FMay
God in his infinite love and mercy comfort her
bereaved friends and protect her motherless
babe.
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ARREST OF AN AMERICAN IN FRANC,

ARREST OF AN AMERICAN IN FRANCE
An American citizen was lately notified
by the French military authorities that
he must attend on a certain day al the
office ofthe Project of the department in
which he lived, to draw in the conscrip-
ton for seven years military SERVICE
He naturally resisted the demand, and
was arrested and carried before mill
rary tribunal on the grave charges of re
sistance to and contempt of the law
Marshal Maynau was present in the court
when the case came up. M. Roussel, a
Partisan lawyer, employed by the refrac-
tory American, commenced his speech
thus
"Gentlemen you have committed a
most grave erro in arresting my client.
He is not only citizen, but was born a
citizen of the government which of all
others protects with the most energy and
the most jealousy its subjects, whether
in Europe or Observation-Disclosures they
be full or only partial subjects. i warn
you also, that Of allthe Legations of the
United States in Europe, that of Paris is
the most sensitive to the rights of its
people,"
This appeal had the desired effect
The gentleman, who was Louisianian
Creole, was acquitted with an apology
FOR the error-as in fact it was.
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Shackles Exhibited. The shackles which
bound Cook and Coppic, and which they
filed through in attempting to make their
escape from the Charlestown, Va, Jail, have
been placed in the show-window of jewelry
firm in New York, and attract quite a
throng.
On Tuesday last, John McGowan, resi-
dent Of Valley Forge, Pa, went, when intox-
icated, to spring for drink, but fell head
foremost into the spring, land was found there
dead.
1t is stated that Doctor Windship, the
strongest man in the world, now lifts with
his hands 1882 pounds, and expects to be
able, before long, to "shoulder" a barrel Of
Hour with the aid of one band only. This
exertion is equivalent to holding at arms
length dumb bell Weighing two hundred
and fifty pounds.
The Newburyport MASS Herald is in-
formed that one of the principal shoe man
uiactarers in West Newbury has suspended
payment within few weeks, for forty thou
sand dollars,
Po8to8tee Affairs Virginia On the
railroad line from Lynchburg Va to Bristol
Mr James l. Oney is appointed route agent
in place of James o. Boley, resigned.
The Manufacturers Bank OF Macon, Ga.
has declared a semi-annua dividend of five
per cent.
Lord John Russell tells the memorialists
relative to Mexico that England is endeavor-
ing to come to an understanding with the
other Powers, respecting the course in the
! futures HI pointa out the difficulty of the
| u. States recognizing one President, and
England and France another.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TX CHILLS AND FEVER, Chill nd
Us Fever, Chills and Fever.-One OF the
greatest remedies that has ever been laid be-
fore the public for Fever and Ague, and which
has received the highest enconiums from the
press and the people, is Dr.. ]. HosTETrER's
CELEBRATED BITTERs Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible disease,
when 1t can be so easily cured Who weuld
endure sleepless nights, burning tevers and
icy Chi lis alternately, when remedy can be
obtained for mere trife And yet how many
families hnger out painful existence under
this deadly light, and do nothing but gulp
down quinine, until it becomes as common az
their daily meals; and yet theyare not relieved.
None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
to procure these valuable Bitters, and save
themselves intense agony.
For sale by BURRUsS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Brandies, Wines and
inc Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
sists and dealers generally, everywhere.
Mrs. WINSTON. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all tntiammatioE-wilI allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
smother column. my2S "
10 SandfOrd's Liver InvfgOraror-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GuM.-Isa mild
and etfectual cathartlc acting first on the LIVER
~ JSGt IL InorDlu matter, then on the stomach
and Bowels, and carries of 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 INVIGORATOK
LIVER INVIGORATCR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES 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. Az C. A.
SANTOS. ma l-6m
r. BE WISE TODAY IT'S madness
U3 to neglect cough, or cold. Consump-
uon may follow, and though DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, cures the latter disease,
yet the former disappear at once under its in
fiuence.
&c There's vile counterfeit of this Balsam
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by S w FowLE u Co., Boston, which has the
1rritten signature of /. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
For sale by NJ. A. & C. A SANTOS and
WALKE & Co., and KING Il Toy, Nor
folk. J. d. Campbell, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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From Buenos Ayres.

BY way of Panama we have the impur-
tant news of the termination of the war be.
tween the Argentine Confederation and Bue-
uos Ayres. 1t appears that after his late
victory at Sepita, Urquiza marched to the
walls of the city of Buenos Ayres, where
tue inhabitants entered into convention
sgith him, the main point of which is chat
Bnenos Ayres again consented toagain enter
the Confederation.
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gsg The eighth annual meeting of the
National Agricultural Society, in Wash
ington, to-day, will be largely attended,
and many members have already arrived
President Tilghran and Secretary Poore
will decline reelection. An entire new
Board will be elected, and it is almost
certain that Henry Wager, of Rome +,
viii be chosen President.
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NEW YORK, January I0.-The steame,
the 9Th, has arrived -
The weather bad been rainy, retardisg
the receipts of produce.
:, me news OF the Spanish victory over the
Havana. at
Inc last and only small lot of new su
gar mad arrived at Havana. Old was firm
al 9Aa99. The arrivals of melasses had
been very limited.
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BEwIToHED.-A lady in one of the rural
districts Of Dauphin Co., Pa, whose mind
had been considerably deranged by heavy
pecuniary loss she had sustained, by some
means got the impression that the little tu-
mors which appeared on the top of her head
were filled with witches, and insisted upon
their being opened. Herphysician at first
endeavored to remove the erroneous impress
sion, but finding it impossible to change her
opinion, he permitted himself to be persua-
ded that his patient was right, opened the
tumors permitted the witches to escape-as
the lady upposed-whereupon she soon re-
covered her wonted health and spirits.
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arrival of Famous Mountains

Old Tine Goodale, the famed mountane-
er and companion of Kit Carson, has Just ar
rived at Washington on business relating to
the Catem, or Washikee band of Snake In
dams. On account of his reliability he will
De retained for information to the War
and Interior Departments regarding the
different lines of travel overtime great central
Pacific coast. Goodale has been exploring
the mountains for twenty years.
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FALLINGl FALLING ! I!
FALIlNGll

m HE prices of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
L have fallen very low in the last month OF
two at
NO. as, EAST MAIN STREET,
and scores OF shrewd people have had to con.
graduate themselves upon the genuine Bargains
they have obtained.
But there are few more left of the same
sort, and although the goods are being run of
at the rate OF hundreds ofdollars eek, there
are still great many to be disposed Of
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods es.
pecially mast be closed out if possible, such as
Flannels, Merinoes, Crib and Cradle Blankets,
Grey and Black Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes'
Winter Monslins, Alpacas, Under shirts and
Drawers, Winter Gloves, Wool Jackets and
Guernseys &c, together with great many iii.
tie fancy Christmas fxings Now is your
chance.
Private sales during the day. Auction every
night.
de 81 JHDA WSON
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LEROHANTs, HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
w IL Stewart, Wallaceton, Va; Jeremiah
Gay. VIM Gay, North Carolina; John t
Wheeler, s & r Railroad; j J Wall, James
j Moody, Isle Of Wight, Va; B b Kindred,
Southampton CO., Va; A Il Lindsay; Deep
Creek.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOU I'll,
Watts 6 En,merson, Proprietor&.
GCDodd, r Hampton, Philadelphia; 4
W Calling, Petersburg, Va; Southw orth j,
Philadelphia; W W Winstead, Wilson, N
G; A N Smith, Maryland: William u Gay,
!, Vaughan, Blackwater, Va; D b Collins,
4 Bower, Richmond; g W G Cowes Tar
boro, c; N Peterson, Weldon, c; S
Brickford, A H Wood, Va; George Murray,
Norfolk County.
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Z A T ES Z N Ew s
Thirty Sixth Congress First ses
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10,
SENATE.


SENATE.
senate met at the usual hour.
Inc attendance of Senators this morni,n
was quite full LING
Several memo iais and ,o,;.;,,.
sented. F'' were pre-
Mr.. johnson presented netitiop in f,a,,.
OF the Homestead bill. we
Mr.. Pugh's resolution. pronosina 70 mia,
the election OF territorial officers to the na,
pie, came up, when Mr.. Green having IT,.
1oor: proceeded to address the Senate.
- Inc proposition to give the election ol
territorial officers to the people was, he said
revolutionary in its character and the doc
tfine OF popular sovereignty WIS frauoht
with danger from the beginning to the end
HOUSE.
Inc House met at the usual hOur.
MT. 1aFtrell said that no blame could az
tach 10 the Democrats for the non .oro anjga.
ton OF the House. The scenes enacted hers
are put the beginning of the ''irrepressibla
conaict OF which they heard so much-s
conflict between opposing forces enn as
by the North with the South.
II war is to be waged on the fftea, S,.tas
OIL THIS unlon-if they are to be denied tho
solemn guarantees of the Constitution. If he
property OF the South is to be taken. and its
surrender denied; if the principles of the Re1
publican party are still to be maintained and
Ineir purposes accomplished; is the South nv
congressional, or other contriyance ia tn h.
deprived OF full participation in The con,-
mon territories, belonging to the whole nen-
pie OF the United States-for one. he 20.
iree to confess, it were better the Hons
shoul never organize.
1t you Republicans, he said, are det4rm;,.
ed to continue your aggressions, as Won mr..
pose to DO, on our rights--If Won vii nat
stay your hand OF aggression; if Won are d..
termlned tAe conflict shall come. thar
warn you, and those whom you represent, tn
beware Of the dangerous ground on which
you stand. "n''n
The South must have their fnII measur.,
OF her Constitutional rights. Notbiog e,s.
will do! They will enforce and darna6od 80, ,''
be treated as political equals, otherwise tht.
Union VIII be divided into as many artips
as there are stars on our natioaal bannerl
he proceeded to show first, what riohts
Southern people enjoy as to slavery: second
tnat these rights so clear and sacred ami
nigh, are not only threatened, but boldIv
So.aringly and wilfully assaied by the Repub,
lican party.
In the third place, he said he would An
nouhee tne solemn truth, disagreeable a, il
might De to his constituents, as well as t,
tnose OF others, tnat if this aggression con
tinue, the people of the South will be- com.
peiled, py every principle of honor, of ias,.
ice, and self-preservation, to disrupt eysrvss
tie a. OF the Union, ''peaceably if thsy can.
iorcibly If they must" A'
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Nj A Rim e NEW s
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
ARRIVED.


WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 18th.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, from
Baltimore.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell. I'm
Richmond, BID to Philadelphia, with mdz and
passengers, to T P Crowen
Steamer Pennsylvania, Bennett I'm N C.
Schr Magnolia, Crowell, reported ashore near
Wind Mill Point, I'm Boston, BID to Richmond,
was gotten off by the Nes.rs Bakers and
pairs.
Schr Passenger, Rolley. i'm Cherrystone.
Schr Betty Martin, Tatem, I'm N q
Schr Rough and Ready, Mason, i'm Cherry
stone.
Boats Hen Hawk and Sea Bird, I'm C.
CLEARED.
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, for N. York,
by ] M Smith & Bro.
Brig Daniel Boone, Heagan for Gaudaloupe.
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We would announce to the public that we
win prosecute the Clothing business at tn e
same stand, IN q first class style. The stock
cost, to make room for an immense stock of
Spring Goods, which is now being manulac-
tured in our principal house in Baltimore, ex-
pfessly for us. Call early in order to be in
time Tor good selection.
ia Inn JAEDR HECT. RRNS n co
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A CARD.

rI'HE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
4 to return his sincere thanks to his friends
for the liberal patronage he has received, and
hopes by strict attention and with fresh goods
TO merit the same to come.
have removed my store from SO Main street
to the store formerly occupied by Mr.. S. s..
DAVIS, where he will be pleased to see his old
friends and customers.
a6.y L. w. WEBB.
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Destructive Fire at Leavan-
worth

LEAVGNwoRTH, *. T.. Jan. 1.-Two ex-
tensive fres occurred in this city Yesterday
Among the properties DESTROYED were IT,.
Metropoii. FIGURING Mill, owned by Messrs
Earl and Bunting; Warehouse occuniad
oy Hensley, Russell d Co., Wholesale Gro
GERS; the banking House of j &c Hommin,-
way, and several law offices. The total lnss
at both fires amounted to S55 900, on which
the insuranceis from $15, 900 to SIS. 600
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DIED,

On Monday 9th inst, Mrs. MILLY WILL
LIAMS. widow of the late Richard Williams,
in the 47th year of her yge.
Departed this life on Tuesday evening 10th
inst, at s O'Clock, JOHN JOSESEPH PENTZ,
son of JOHNNY and Margaret l. Pentz, aged
wears and months.
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ZINC, PAINTS, COLORS, T.

w A l. X Il & g o,
MO 30, Iron Front Market Square, Old stand
IN next TO Herman Il Co. have always on
hand large Stock of these articles for the
supply of the city and country. Orders on the
most favorable terms.
French and American Zinc Pants, Boiled and
Raw Linseed Oil, Red Lead, Litharge and Pat
ent Dryers offered low by
Wake s. co,
lae To the trade only.
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New York Markafs

NEW YORK, January -Flour-The mar
ket Is heavy. Sales of 5000 bbls. State
S5.2oa5'2b; Ohio $5.7Oa5.s5; Southern SIS !.
Wheat has declining tendency and nom.
inally la2 cents lower.
Cora-The market is dull and prices nom
inally unchanged; new white and yellow at
85as7 cents.
Pork-The market is dull and prices nom
NAL; Mess quoted.a $lG.371$; and Prime
$ll.75.
Lard-The market is dull at lO1aal0k
cents.
Whiskey-The market is dull at 26 cts
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From the south Pacific.

Che news from the South Pacific is dated
at Valparaiso the LIST and Callao the 18th OF
December. Chile was quiet, and public
works we're going on fav orably. The In
dams IN the south were, however, trouble
some. The trade was dull in Valparaiso. -
the statue of Bolivar was duly inaugurated
al Lima. General Castillo was still before
Guayaquil, with the Peruvian army, but
seemed equally afraid to attack or retreat.
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New Advertisements.

RNE have this day sold to JACOB HECT :,
w BROS. & CO., our entire interest in the
store No. 6, Main street, and they are alone
authorized to receive all monies due the House.
Nj. WIESENFELD.
NJ. HECT,
5. STEIN
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52S~ One of the bills introduced by SEN
ator Davis on Monday authorizes the Secre-
tary of War to issue to any state or Territory
on. application of the Governor thereof, such
arms as may be spared, provided an amount
sufficient to replace them by fabrictioan be
deposited, and proposes to restore the N ilita
ry uperintendency of the armories.
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Mr.. Fl. GURN EY

Mr.. r.. GURNEY
HAVING made arrangements to remain for
Ii the present with
II. w SEABURY'S SONS,
BOOT AND SHOED EALERS
No. l3 MARKET SQuAnR,
Win be pleased to see the friends and patrons
of Quincy Y Co., extend their trade to the
house with which he is now stopping, feeling
assured that they will be pleased with the char
ing OF the Messrs. Seaburys. Persons desiring
to see me personally, will please mention their
wish If should not happen to be in the front
store at the moment they are in. ia 10
A NOEFEE.-Just received lew Boxes of
~ Rio and Laguyra Coffee ready parched for
immediate USE No. A., Corner of Cove and
Church street.
de II VIM. n DRuRY.
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M~ Mr.. Hughes, of Indiana, who has
oeen rendered the Judgeship of the Court of
Claims, has not vet siguifed his willingness
20 accept it,
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EncOurag cement.

EnCOufa cement.
o. Ladies and Gentlemen buying Shoes
Mm and Boots OF us this week, will have the
n Sass- satisfaction OF getting real Bargains, as
we are determ insd to push our sales
through and sell goods regardless OF cost
de ~ ULLMANN
NO. MAGKEREL- saIesby
1S seq RF JAMES.
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n office.

ss'uon, and Letters in regard to this paper,
hculd be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY.
Editor and Proprietor in order to ensure
atiaEtion.
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LOST

v h ) TEHDAY, on Catharine street. a
l. Plain Gold Band. The finder will confer a
great favor to the owr er by leaving it at
ia lO-3t# THIS OFFIcE
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From Central America.

From Central America we learn that MIR.
Wyke, the British Minister to Central
America, had concluded a convention with
the government of Honduras, after which he
proceeded to Nicaragua to arrange the basis
of a treaty with that republic.
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N Office.

T'HE subscriber having come to the deter
l. mination not to; open his Shop on sun
days, would respectfully request all his Gus
toners to get their wants attended to on Satur-
day night. HENRY MASON,
Ia 10 Barber, Union street
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ssWe Strive to Saye-,,


NOI1CtE.
II. NASH has removed his Office to tn,
~ w corner of Main and Fenchurch SITS.
ia Civ
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December 20, 1859.
This document was accompanied by re-
port from Alfred NJ. Barbour and A. M.
Ball, addressed to Col. Smith, Chairman of
the Committee, by whom the above report
was drawn up.
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SELLING OFF

HE balance OF the Shoes at E. Gurnev Il
= Cos Old Stand, pass through the Dry
uooa store IN front, and you will find in the
rear part HEAP SHOES ''o
ja7 f. GURNEY IL cos Old Slant
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-11

MACK EL-lOO kits choice No. Mac.
I'VE kerel, very large and fat
ha!t barrels Mess do, very fine.
~ half barrels Extra No. l.
Families in want by retail kit, half bbl or
bbl., can get supplied at
la4 JAS f JONES.
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LYNCHBURG CHEWING TOBACCO.
MADE BY CORKLE 81 SONS and Tor
WI sale by N''N '''
de 80 M A & CA SANTOS