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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-23

W. PORTER A 60, MISUNDERSTANDING
"A. Notice Il Fashionable Household Furniture
We invite The housekeepes
barge and erensive sale az choice Furniture
Monday December ~ at i05 O'Clock precisely the pre-
sses Is Fourteenth street. Eighth Ninth
Pariors-Contan superior velvet Carpets, magnificent
solid rosewood suits covered in blue geld and
and geld satin OF The most expensive description
gothic and Turkish Easy Chairs moquet and broa
se ladies soid rosewood reception and Chairs Covered
~ geld blue crimson and satin. three solid rosewood
Cnlre Tables with rich statuary marble tops expensivey
rosewood pier sofa and AIDE Tables with marble tops
three coty rosewood Etegers with marble tops pate glass
doors Ac imported expressly for the owner; hdies
wood Work Tables; twenty. one day bronze and or
nola Clocks elegant china Vases with the most chas,e
ana expensive landscapes painted 10 order In France mag
nheen French plate pier Glass with rich and heavy gold
frame heavy embroidered and
The whole forming very pleasing coectin superior
wood Pianofore full seven octave elegant case inaid plate,
and richly set with pearl being valuable and costly nsru
nen rosewood piano stool covered In satin, with IN ele
CANT and costly embroidered cover
Dining roon-Rich velvet tapestry carpet In good order;
marble top fancy Tables Mirrors SOFAS, Beds Chairs in hair
sloh together with all the ruby AMI crystal cut Glasswe
Wines Chanpames, Tumblers 6oblets and Desanters 70
match rich china and dinner Sets costly sverware Tea
and dinner Service twentyfo inch SAVERS cake BASKETS
Sasers coffee and tea urns Spoons FORKS liquor sahd'
3hambers-ostly solid rosewood and mahogany Beseads,
atuary marble top Bureaus Washstands and Comodes To
hair mattresses from forty to sixty
pounds made order and IN excellent condition. Counter
panes Spreads Sheets, Ingram Carpets bedroom Mir
rors Clocks Tables towel Racks toilet Sets 0coths,
sa Lounges couch Beds hail stand tea and dining Tables
- &e
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AN EXTRAORDINARY
"A OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE

TO Monday lU O'Clock precisely positive
reserved sale OF the entire magnificent rosewood Furniture
valuable Paintings rosewood farior suits, Pianoforte
Bronzes Marble Groups and and unique Curoses,
SOLICITED and imported by the contained In the
residence No 1aS Twenty seventh
The circumstances Of the sale make 1t imperative that
the whole should be sold without
pARLORS, DINING ROOM AND CHAMBERS,
Contain magnificent full suits of Paror Furniture In brs
marble Centre Sofa and Pier Tables; Flo
rensine and French Mirrors Reception and Turkish Chairs
French EcreOr Mosaic marble Pedestals elegant Bronz
Stauary, silk and Curtains ornou Chandeier
valuable Paintings, Eruscan Ornaments seyres Vases An
Lava &C. with elegant rosewood chamber Furniture
Mattresses Bedding &C, 4c, q every description Dining
Room FurnitureRich Silver Ware salyes Forks spoons
Dining and Tea Service Casters Silver Gohes rich Urns
Napkin Kings French and bohemian China, ruby and crys
sal Out Glass description forming rich and vaa
se collection of Household Furniture and unique and
eherche works OF The goods exhibition by
catalogue. Sale To commence In the dining at I0E
o'clock precisely, rain shine.
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NTApAsE HARVEY aks REnovwO 70 ~ WEST
M THIRTY seond Grsvt ssfvesn Ninth aad Tenth svsnuss
rvsa.s q me.e paa. prssent snd fusorse AsAy Sni..
AT p-wno mas -Dr HEAED OF ruE cEfxs!A.
IN. Nd Madame AwsTEKss She hes bres ccss@.SS u
sbc .eonhssnt ~ - no es ss IN ~ v n,S1
wife hushaud that IL her vfSer 49, -
sbe iruth 1ve her ts q - TSird ssses above T~sav
arss stret Lsdss. o cent? gen,lerSs -
THE GREATEST wo6pEs y rEE y3S Up E Y I -
~ xso m ~ e ssnsssS wy, sss..fs ssSss 10,
ss.. nss@gs.fca s..s ss 1922 ~ " sss ~: sss
sss..s 2 ia: e. ss,s ~ ~ ~ 81 4S .tfss~
skSe Trspsy ssysaA srss no'r over 'Ae
,v,o .o,xs srRs yrsHbfA Mpwnc1 CAV nv cog
Wx a 80 az female rceHpasats galvsnism appAt
r~roSosaI = both dsy ard everfne for 49,
"a rsnilsnsn: u ~ CArmAne street. nud m0y Frai
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STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND IL
- verpoo landing and embarkng passengers Queens
town, ureland) The Liverpool New York PHILADELPHIA
steamship Company intend despatching their fun powered
clyde built iron steamships as foiiows:-
ElNA Saturday, Dec. ~
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Saturday, Jan. Il
GlASGOW saturday Jan. IL.
and every Saturday, AZ noon, from pier "A North river
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First cabin. SIS Storage
DO 10 London sol Do to London. %
Storage tickets good for six 90
Passengers forwarded 10 Paris Havre Hamburg Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c at reduced through fares
here al the following TO New York From Liverpool
Queenstown first cabin, $75 SIS and Sl05 Seerage
Liverpool $40 From Queenstown 80
These steamers have superior accommodations
gers and carry experienced surgeons. They built
iron sections and have patent fire annihators
board
For further information apply in Liverpool WILLIAM
IMAM, Agent Y Water street; in Glasgow WIN. INNAN
No St Enoch square; IN Queenstown. W. n. SEY
MOI * CO.; In London, to EWES 4 MACY, 81 King
Bourse; in Philadelphia JOHN a. DALE 100 Wal.
nut street; or a. the company,s Offices
JOHN q. DALE Agent, 10 Broadway, ~ Y.
L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-ON SATURDAY,
IL January s. the United States mall steamer FULTON
foot Of Beach street. on Saturday January at
This steamer unsurpassed for safety comfort
BILE engines under deck enclosed by water tight
ments which, besides other results tsnd the COLI
sion strandfnG 70 keep the pumps frec to work. and
Price Of passage in second cabin, SIS and &C.,
~ ife'se sA n RisT.Wsf ffR8bX ,~
The steamer AkAGO will sail Februava
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AZ DOUGHTY AUCTloNEER-WIIL SELL ON NON.
W. day December ~ at l0,s O'Clock
Au street large assortment OF Household Furniture Oar
A mahogany do In hair 9th, consisting OF Tete Tetes
Parior Arm and Sewing Chairs, marble tp Centre Tables
Piano Stools extension Dining Tables OF various lengths
black walnut Bullets Dining Chairs rich decorated china
Vases hante Ornaments marble Dressing Bureaus Bed
steads hair Mattresses Pallasses, feather Beds, &c
MORTGAGE SALR OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-A.
M q. FUTILE, aucnoneer, will sell on Monday at one
ma Us sSoh rses & solid rewood porar sui;
covered In blue and gold brocae one do In crimson and
room rnshossny DO IN sail cloth mahogany SOFAS Chars
Bullets Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads hair mattresses Pal
sses Lounges feather Beds de the whole be sold by
C,HERIFFs SALE or SALOON AND HOUSEHOLD
rs r.sn 4 ie at
Black walnut saloon Tables oak Chairs Engrayings Ocean
] nc ss and n rps
sausages Segars ingram and Brussels Carpets Washing
Machines and general assortment Of Furniture, &c.
g ~. BoGAsr AUCTIoNEERs.-M0 DEC a.
-. at o O'clock a. The auction rooms No North William
Goods Jewelry, SHOW Case gents Dressing Cases lot rur
4e CHARLES =. WATTS, Constable.
WMLIAM WRITER'S, AUOrIONERR, WILL. SELL
shls day IN ,sss ~ yirtse q shs,ei morsass, :.
the hotel "a ssstnS az psrior Ghamer DINING Ror .ra
nturc o. The Dining Saloon, Table and Bed nen
and Silver Ware he BY orderof Passhal s. Leonard At
torney for MORTGAGE The above sale Is postponed an
JTM WRITER'S AUCrIONEER WILL SELL ONMoN
w day O'clock Al Canal street. all the Furniture &c
Tapestry and other Carpets oil Cloths mahogany Besteads
Mattresses feather Beds Bureaus Wahands China
Glass, Stoves table and bed Linen.
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~ eEpARs And TOBACCO. -
vrogscCr-srHE oRArUIArED SMOKING -,
/ co.t.--An ord~rs b. Promptly fnef. TIE fOuAC-
the taken time than anti r~ra.f<
Is new IA wos Hing order JULIAN sratsd II
10 Water street. ALLEN,
INN Yus
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ann REwARp. lost, NEAR TWELFTH sTEEET
sn 90 his legs and lower JAZZ and Wilt e " -
70 etuyvesan, areetr He Y Aluhr prsed chuds Pei.
apd any returning him. or cvfne informAuon nmng
HIN knowingly after tbs poi vii % severc 49,
with Lesve nfcrmaiios 81 - ssnyvess @re~ sesr s"'
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
A LII THE NEW pANcEs-L DE O. BRooKEs'
NV " sSR 81 WE'D
,c 'f'; s Children sss sss
Ladies' pr"a Ir . wsp 1850 y x NJ heo1e
n 49, RAILROADS. ~
TTrpsox RIVER RAIrRoAp--FoR ALBANY AND
a Tr'y ~. cSene''lns Win trains North and West
m: .ss i Iisr. IN. W.T. ;ss
Try ma Albany, Man nsds s"rx
rroy ana Albany Gin sleep ,Oisrx sunday. oeiude
roassfs ss ,r.in, 7soAx SAN and IoPx
sss;ss: S sss ,sAs and los $50 .aa'S
- Az. SMITH, Superintendent
NEW YoRp, HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS.
on fs sPs agsE FMS sSsDs. Ss PEs = l'
and northern Railroad,
wui start from and arrive a. ryon row,
Leave as 'sl " H ISh NJ n aaS,or.M
" ;'s r' ;ss sss a. .ss; s'"
n'''i S ;s's sn q s II Fsis, s'''s'd
JOHN BuRciiiLI. Assist. x..lss.n, sapsr,n.epasn..
sSany ana roy scnnseS M 1i,s me Sew yo Cen
sso s s sor ~ s,
s :ssrs o@ sssSs ss =
la6O-T with leave New york AZ follows w
Albany and % Y. ", express train from Tycn
Foe Albany, II R'M ana tsPx DO, as,h .. Depot
Do, Erx ~ a. %. s.S = ssEs,:
above yorkviie. from 26th St depot :.
Do, white Pains, Sis A. NJ, 7D and r. n,
stopping AZ al stations, from 18Th o. depot
Do, white Pissns lis r. -, stopping ~ all stations,
from White street depot ~
Do wiIiisrsbrtXrp IA A 4 and - p. NJ, stopping
at all STATIONS frrm 26th st. station.
Do, wflismshrfdre n Is p " "Wednesday and &C.
tursAy oply). stopping At all stations, from sth
~ depct
Albany, x. n and ssur " East Albany ms A. ~ and
Aibsny, iois "; East Albany, II A NJ express mail
crcon Fals IA NJ, stopping an stations north Of Ere
Whit Plain. $40 rs and 10 "a y and t0P ", stopping
L At All stations
wnsmsbndse, $50 A. N. and r. NJ, stopping a all ssA
il
or * sr,S,i; S, .S 3D.:
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

TREAT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
GENUINE IRISH wHIsKEY
GENUINE IRISH WHISkEY. ..e
JOHN McAULIFFE, importer Is Nassau street has spared
neither trouble 10 supply his countrymen with
the genuine arce Tor this years festival Ills uporta-
ons have been csozed by the entire Of this city and
endorsed by the public - 50 gallon % cents boto
Sent free In New York aud Brooklyn ..m
AN IMMENSE SALE FOR McAuLIFFE,s IRISH
n Whiskey Letters from all quarters endorse the best
mportedsach drank at the tables q private am
lies in reland 81 20 per gallon 10 cents bottle
John McAULlFfE Importer, ~ Nassau street.
FORWARDED FREE IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
SEND YOUR ORDERS EARLY
T THE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsTILLERY NOS. A9
N and l seventh ayenueT cheapest and best pnse In
the city To get all kinds OF pure Liquors for family
wholesale trade Nos Sd and 81 Seventh between
Thirteth and Thirty nrsi streets, New York.
HUGHES SON.
<SHoIcE APPLE JUICE CIDER FOR THE HoIL-
~ days-For sale al l Reade street ~ " BE ap
ply l for Il Is the only place Ia the city 70 procure o
pur, juice.
JyIFTRENTH STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N lSs2-The cheapest place 10 buy fine Brandies, Wines
Rups whiskeys cordias &c. for Wholesale and family
al 2S West Fifteenth street No liquor sold by the
glass. CHARLES WHITE Proprietor.
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4 JNO. T. HUNGERFORD CO., AUCTIONEERs.
IA. BANKRUPT
SALEOF
RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AID WORKS OF ART

Sold by order of Supreme Court,
On Monday, Dec. y, At 100 O'Clock precisely,
Al the elegant private resdence No - West sixteenth stree
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
VIZ magnificent "a octave rosewood Pianofoe rosewoo
Drawinaroom Suits velvet Carpets, Artistic Bronzes
Painngs BY eminent artists; bronze Chandcier Lace Gu
sns Bookcase Eegeres Dresden and Sevres china Orns
nents pier manel Mrrors Hat tand rosewood and
Asgany Chamber Furniture oak Diningroom Furniture Oh
ma Glass, Silverware &C., &C.
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&10O REwARp,-soRREL MARE sToLEN, IRON
c,vsrtd butcher wssn ana Harsssa I'M NAre Y bon
m high spited The above reward Will be raid for tbs
nrs~t a. The thief fnfornstkm 10 left
detectives oaos or Bsucns Hess', rrcmoss wesschsssr
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INvERyBODY THAT WOULD SAVE MONEY SHOULD
~ their holiday OF CURTIS the only Jeweler
broadway, between Union and Madison squares He Is
selling Silver Coral aud Bells from 81 - each; Knife
Fork and Spoon In cases from % 10 each SILVER Napkin
Rings 81 % each, Scarf Pima from 81 % each studs
and Sleeve Buttons from " 80 set rich Gold Jewey and
Silver Ware In great variety At equally low prices Call
and convinced OF the at so Broadway ranch Of 81
Blocker street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
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"A LAr W SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
sS rev bowery. Open daily, from 10 10 and
In 70 in'eisst per cent allowed deposlts "a
ana unaer Al sumo deposited before The Goth OF
j. n. CooPsg, Sec. MD VAN PFIT pres,,en,
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L,oR SAVANNAH AND oTHER POINTS, As BELOW :
IN The side wheel steamship AUGUSTA Capt.
Geo Schenck, will leave saturday, Dec - A. r ~,
from pier North Through tickets be bad to the
gomery SIS Enfanls, Ala, 90 coumbus ~ AIeany,
Atlanta, &2i thAttanoogs, ~ Nashvlle, vi 20
Knoxville s25 20 Memphis ssi7 Augusta ti7 80 Macon,
s2p Savannah. SIS For freight or passage appy a. y
broadway The steamer AUGUSTA, Capt NJ 2. Woodruff,
will succeed, and sail on saturday, January a. NJ
SAMUEL r. MITCHELL SnN, New York, Agents.
joins r. WILDER GAILIE, Savannah.
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40 DOLLARS RrwARD.-LosT, on FRIDAY ATTER
~ ro~o Fifth avenne the parade ground,
r Terrier vita lher cosr and blue add wkits
sehcd answers the mime OF Tiger The Above r~wary
ktreeL 800 faa.
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HENRY n. LEEDS AucTfoNEEr.
j. Snedecors second annual exhibition and sale OF ehoic
American and Foreign - -

nv THE EMINENT SCULPTOR, TlEs
Thiprealy exrsen work has excited considerable attenn
viii be sold without reserve on the evening above men
tened.
ccecsion no~ exhibition, free Al the gale
ry and Of the Subscriber Exhitt N nIen ffO A. NJ
- j. sNEDEcoR, 1es Broadway.
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Auction Sales
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TOWN LOT.
Pf virtue OF deed of trust, dated The 22d
- October, 1852 duly recorded IN the Clerks
Office OF this city. executed by Christian sea-
forth 10 MoIdec Cook decd, Trustee, and at
the request OF the creditors secured ny and
dec,
WILL BE SOLD,
At Public auction 10 the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, the 3ist day OF January stl2 o.
clock, on the premiSee,
The lot vt land with the Improvement. there
ON, described lii said deed '',ttlate on the east
SIDE OF Chuicn street in the city OF Norfolk,
bounded tue North by land q! George branl-
BILE, On tas south by land ~ VIM 4 t1atrIson,
On the east by land of Wakes ht.ts, and on
Inc West By Church street
'.a!s lot Is No IS N Church street, nd has On
II NICE little orick house. 1t has front of
twenty ieei and depth of two hundred and
twenty feet, between parallel lines
Terms of sale-Cash according tn the provis-
ions OF the deed Of trust bat the subscriber is
authorized 10 say that the parties interested
will NOT otJecfto giving the purchaser a reason
able credit ior large portion ut the purchase
money upon satisfactory security. Sale perem-
tory.
The title i4 belieVed to be unQuestionabie,
bot selling as trustee, The subscriber will war.
rant only the title conveyed by the deed Of
trust aforesaid. SARAH & COOKE,
ExecntriX of nj Cooke, decd.
JAS G POLLARD.
Jan 2I-:lt Auctioneer
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KUSAwAY.- esterday afternoon about .
O'clock, Il hurs- attached dray, standing
lin 'front.' Of our office, from some cause or o, b
r, took fright aud started off with terrible
speed down Main street, and essaying to turn
up Bank street, The dray waapulled violent "
against Que Of the iron awning posts OF g.
Hall b Goa, knocking down said post and
breaking the harness in such manner as to
disengage tho horse and drav. This sudden
check brought the runaway to a stand still,
and the driver, coming up, took him in his
charge.
The horse and dray were the property Of
Moses p. Robertson. it is becoming very
common occurrence to report runaway horses
now H. days, 10 the great dagger VI the ives
and limbs OF pedestrians. But this thing can
he obyiated, By law timing every driver
found away from his vehicle while on q stand.
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HORSE SiiOEING HORSE SHOElNH !!
All THE HORSE BAZAAR
Corner Of Union Street and LoyalTs Lane,

corner Oi Union street ana Loyalfs Lane,
NORFOLK, VA.
'E'HE Subscriber would return his ~
L sincere thanks to his friends, u~A
s ns d sGs~ or the
eraI patronage bestowed upon him tor the last
four years, and hopes by strict attention to bu-
siness, to merit continuance OF the same.
His experience in the business. and the sat.
isfaction always given to his customers. is
sufficient guarantee of the superior knowledge
he possesses i'll reference to the Horse, and
without the proper knowledge of the Horse. no
man can shoe them properly. 1t is often the
case that Va luable animals are made Ian e and
useless by inexperienced Horse Shoers and
TO avoid anything OF this kind, All you have to
do is TO call on the subscriber, End he will
Shoe your Horses accord ing to the natural for
nation of the foot and capacity of the Horse
HIS prices are reasonable. Don't forget the
pIa'e, corner OF Union street and LoyalPs
Lane. JAMES HAWTHORN,
ia 24-ly Practical Horse Sheer.
o. DON'T forget the Sign OF the Horse, cor
ner OF Union street and LoYalPs Lane.
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.
BALTIMORE mazda Shn.

are considered the best in the
market. We have therefore, de.
eBsAasAssxlztA termined to make a trial with
Ladies' Shoes. Also to-day We received as =
sample Go pair Ladies MorScco Bootees made
IN Baltimore to our own ordsr. They are not
only strong and substantial, but also very aear
ana fit well,
Ts~ Now Ladies, II YOu wish 20 encourage
Baltimore msnursctufs cali and buy your Shoes
tt ULLMAN'S,
al Opposite the Day Book Office,
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.TRIAL.-The Resolution Fire Company, of
Portsmouth, had their apparatus out on trial
Yesterday afternoon; and the results were
very satisfactory, the Ptgiia"t exeelling all
hsr fsrmsr efforts, ana throTing stream
a74 feat,
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Christmas and Holiday Presents

Christmas and Holiday Presents
NOW IS THE TIME
TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CALL AT J. M. FREEMa
JEWELRY STORE,
20 Corner Main and Talbot SITS,
AND MAKE YOUR sRLEoTIoN FROM ONE or THE
Most Niagniicen; and Extensive
A S o NJ
oF WATCHES, JEW ELatY Sc,
THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN NORFOLK.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST CT NEW
JEWELRY, sc.
AND COME iss TREEafAN'S
AND SELECT A BEAu1lFtl CHRISTMAS
PRESENT.
Gold Wstt hes OF superior quality and exquisite
Silver Hurting Levers, English and Swiss
makes,
Sets of rich Carbuncie,, Coral. Lava, Enamel,
Jet Malikite, All Gold, Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enamel, Coral, Lava, Jet, Peali, Carbnncle
Pins in great profusion.
Diamond, Cameo, Carbuncle and other Stone
Set Kings, in every style,
Bracelets, consisting of Cameo, Al Gold, Lava
and Chain Bracelets,
Chatelaine Guard Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Thimbles, Shields, Spectacle aud Eye
Glasses,
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, III eVely style and
variety,
Silver Forks, Spoons. Ladies', Tengs, Ice Cream
Knives, Butter Knives. Sugar Spoons, Pie
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons, &c, &c.
Plated Ware, an unusually large, rich ana
beautiful patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting oil Work Boxes. Jew
elry Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands.
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful aud desirable articles too Numerous
10 mention.
FREEMAN'S is the place where variety and
riehness OF display can only be found IN me
city, and as the stock is unusually large Woniu
invite all to come and see and with the READY
cash great bargains can he had.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Elwell, Princess Anne County: & w
Barnes, Newark, Va s W Barnes, Wayne
County, C; r W Il Darden, Nansemond;
b + Wick, southampton, Va; Stone,
Currituckj Jennings, Yorktown; Richard
Banks. Wrenn, J J Whitehurst, John W
STARK, = II Martin, Virginia; W ii t-wart,
w allaGetou, Va.
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WE CALL attention in another coluhn to
the advertisement OF 7. SohiSauo, Esq, Vice
Consul of France, and Leoa +. V. Sch isano,
Else, Vice Consul of the Two Sicilies, OF the
removal of their office from No. II Main ST.
to No. -, Bermuda street
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PAaApE. The Portsmouth National Grrys
were on parade yesterday afternoon. and thri'
Iperfeetness of drill and manoeuvre ELECTED
the psuai marks Of appreciation IRON their
fellow tow nsmen. This was their first parad-
since their return from Charestown, and the
turn out was very slim--34 all told
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poLiCa NoTics. We notice that Mi. q w
Glenn and Mr.. Miles Cox, two Police OH
GERS of this city, have associated themselves
together and established Police Office on
Roanoke street, aearlY opposite the Argus
Building, where one or the other may be
found at all times during THE day after the
Mayors Court is over regaiaf police
Office lie something that has beeu wanted in
this city Tor long time, tor IL often happens
happens, aud an officer is wanted, 40 one
knows III what direction to go after one ;
but since the establishment Of the office
spuEea of, all difficulty is removed aud their
services can be had at any hour.
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DIsoHARaR.--W are panied 10 state that
all the employees in the House Joiner's De
partment in the Navy Yard, were discharged
last evening. This is bad season for poor
men, with families, to be out of employment,
sna we trust Secretary Toucey will endeavor
TO supply the deficiency in work
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JORDAN ~ BRO, cheap FAMILY uloaery,
y 70 Church street.
We Keep constantly on hand Crush I'D, Pull
the bag or barrel, Baltimore and Smithheld
Hams, shoulder and MIdlings, Butter, Lard,
Cheese, BrooEs, Buckets. Fluid, hlolasses. and
all other articles 10 be found in we'll kept
Grocery. Give rs n call as we believe we can
give general satisfaction All
forget at JORDAN BRO,
10 "a 70 Church street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27

PREAcaED. Rev. George W. Bradtori, OF
suffolk. supplied the pulpit at the Court 81.
Baptist Church, Portsmouth,. last evening".
and after the sermon two persons We're r-
osived for baptism, and, with Others, they
will be baptized Sunday at / P NJ.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27
GREAT REDUCTION.

y. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
Do HERALD do Ito do
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR Cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27

PERsoNAL.--Miss Martha Iiaines Butt,
A. M, the accomplished poetess, and
author of "Leisure Moments" arrived
here, her home, last night from n York,
in the Steamer jamestown.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27

RIFAEES E1TFEsS-BaAer's HoaAand's
- Hibbard'S and Hostetters, A large SUNNY
Just received and for sale by
ia "a l. w EFpu
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27

TaANKs.--We return thanks to Lieut..
Col. V d. Groner, who came passenger
in the James town last night from New
York, for N, Y. papers in advance of the
mail