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Leach Calvin
Lew is capt John
Lawler John
Lawrence capt Jos
Levison mr.
Lumsden Rev Jas D
Mackenzie Calvin
McKierman Francis
Nilsson John T
Messfield Henry
Marshall M M
Mnrphey Henry
Mills James
Marshall Jno H
Mitchell Henry
Mix Jas L
Nj Lodge No 100
Secretary Of
Magnose Lewis
Nixon Lafayette
Mayer Marcus
sIitzger NJ
McNeal Lloyd
McKenna Owen
Matthews Owen
Moreland Robt w
McGrew Thos F
Mcintosh VIM
Meeker W H
Newton CO
Nicholas Belts Il Co
Nerdlinger Issac
Nlckerson Leander W
Nickerson Moses
Nelson 81 9t
Nelmes Stephen
Nottingham VIM
Narthans Oscar
Oliver W w =
Owens VIM
Pettis Judson X
Pierce +
Pedin ] w
Pemberton John f.
Price Geo II
Powell Jas r
Page Samuel H 2
Patrick r r
Preston w C.
Perkins capt w H
Pearce VIM
Quick Geo +
Rodman Danl
Rowland Chas II
Randall Geo f
Riddick NJ
Rhodes capt Onis
Rhodes Smith Il Co
Ryan Thos
Ryder VIM II
Rihl Henry
Shores Zachariah
Sheridan A N
Sharp Chas w 2
Sourthworth A L
Small ID A
Sturnis Chas H
Sibley ] G & Co
Snow H P 2
Stoneman John w
Skillman j A
shropshire Jonathan
Stavro Geo w
Smith John
Sears Orrin
Stillman II
Saunders L ]
Simpson VIM
Sturgess w II
Savage @ L
TaZewell Jno N
Tyler DR. Geo
Thacher II C
Tabb Jas w
Torn capt J w
Whitehurst John
Whitehurst John M
Wright Jos
Wilkins H II
Wise Jno l.
Westbrook Henry
Wickers JC
Williams ] G
Williams W
Withers DE- Thos
VAUGHAN, p. M.
CLEAN--l5 bags first
KING & TOY.
90 boxes " gross each,
UTNr~ n nav
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
Van. Il. Walters, Proprietor.

HW' IL HtVteT8j TUPTtttOTs
CIR Knowles, Washington City; X Bur-
rows, Princess Anne Co., j Hardy, Va; l.
Kellum, George G Williams and Lady, l.
Wight; Thomas Vaughn, Col. Kelley, and
Son, T 7 Risley, Col. Il S Howard, VIM.
Briggs, James Il Parker, James Bryant,
DR. A W Pierce, Southampton Co., Va; j
PHILIPPE, Chuckatuck; Col II II Kelley, Nan
semond Co., Va; Joshua Goyce, Matthews
Co., Va; G II Hermand,
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THR New ENGLAND CoRDwAINERs' STRIFE
-THE JouRs TO BE STARVED TO SUBMISSION
The conflict between the Massachusetts
shoe manufacturers and the striking journey
men, has commenced in earnest. The man
utacturers say they have stock enough on
hand to last them until July, and will proba-
bly, not yield until that time. In the mean
time the distress and suffering among the
journeymen must be severe. meeting of
the bosses of Haverhill was held on the
night of the 7th instant, and the following
preamble and resolution unanimously adon.
ted:
w hereass we are convinced that STRIKES.
so called, are founded on false ideas of the
relations OF all connected with them: and
whereas, we feel that the one now attepnt-
ed among the shoemakers is especially III
timed and injudicious in its demands; there
fore.
Resolved, That we have and will set our
faces firmly against such combinations, and
that we are not firm and unanimous in our
determination not to sign any paper under
their dictation. In doing this we disclaim
all desire to maintain any unnatural depres-
slop OF wages, or to control any one in the
exercise OF his rights and privileges; on the
contrary, we are anxious that labor should
be suitably paid, and We will gladly advance
our pay for work whenever the condition of
trade will justify it; but knowing that the
present condition of shoe labor and manu-.
featuring is owing to an overplus of work
men and manufacturers, we are opposed to
these false methods of imitation, which will
atferd no permanent relief
The committee appointed to prepare the
above preamble and resolution have made
the following statement since the adjourn.
ment of the meeting:--
The committee, having seen nearly eyery
manufacturer OF the place not present at the
meeting, feel authorised in saving that reso.
luton expresses the unanimous Sentiment OF
the manufacturers of this town, excepting
the four or five who have signed the work,
mems bill.
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ASIA PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 15.
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Office, No. 81, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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STELLA SHAWLS.
RLUE, Green, White and Scarlet Middle
- Stella Shawls, great bargain for the cash,
just the the thing for the present season, at
NH j H DAWSON'S.
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WE claim to keep the largest, cheapest and
w most varied stock of Percussion Caps in
the city, consisting in part of
Cox's, Eley's, Hicks, CD, Hat and Walkers
Caps, also. Caps for Colts Pistols; Cartridges
for Sharp's and Smith and NELSON'S Pistols.
Also, Sharp's Pistols. at reduced rates.
Whenever you want the above or any article
OF Hardware, come to No. II, sign Of the Pad
be sure to be suited.
NH Is GRIFFITH, MOORE &CO.
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Choice Old Whishies, Apple d Peach
RRANDIES
OK Bbls Kentucky Wheat Whiskey, 8 years
30 do Ziegler's best do do do
50 do Southampton A Brandy, old and new
S do Accomac Peach do, years old, very
fine article, for sale on accommodating terms
NH Is RYAN & co.
GOOD GOODS-LON FOR THE CASH,
fHNHE subscriber has on hand too many of
l. certain kinds of articles, and is anxious
to convert them into money.
Pillow Case Linens, As and so inches wide
Drawer Linens, 80 and sc do do
Fine Irish Linen, 75c to 100 p er yard
Fine Nainsook Muslins, plain and plaid
Fine Linen or long Lawn
French working Cotton, assorted sizes
Fine white all wool Flannels
Large lot of black Alpacas
Long and sh ort Net Mitts
Lot of ladies worked Collars
Black English and Italian Grape
Fine English and American Ginghams
Fine tape bord'd L. c. Hdkfs, for ladies and
gentlemen
Blk, white and coPd Taffeta Gloves
White and black Cashmere Hose
Merino and GauZe Vests, &C., &c.
ANY one desiring to invest extensively in the
above, can have great inducements offered.
NH 10 H DAWSON.
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EDITOR AND OPRIET0R.
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THE LAWYER AND THE DoCToE.- COL
enel stone, practical lawyer, and Dir.
Mason, a practicing physician, We're lie
val candidates for the Senate, and were
stumping the district together. DIR.
Mason was warm advocate for law re-
form, and in arguing its necessity, he re
terred to a certain case il which his
competitor had been nou-suited upon
some technicality.
Now said Dir. Mason, eve need to
have the law reformed, or Colonel Stone
is incompetent to bring a suit correctly;
he can take either horn of the dilemma. .
Colonel Stone repliod-
Fellow citizens, the Doctor has the
advantage OF me. When ! make mis-
lake in my professional has only to 60 to
fhe records Of the court, and find it, and
publishes it to the world: but when he
makes a mistake in his profession, he
bar,as it sac fee ''nder ground"
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FABLg.-A goard had wound itself
asounda lofty palm, and in few weeks
clmed to its very top.@
How old mayst thou Aa?:' asked tie
newcomer.
about hundred years.
About 4 hundred years, aud no tai
er, Only look; | have grown as tail as
yna in fewer days than you call years.
II know that we'll" replied the palm;
every summer of my lite goard has
climbed up around me, us proud as thon
art, and as short-hved as'thou wilt be, "
SPARED THE PAlN.--Somebody was
describing to young Dumas, lately, the
death OF distinguished man, i'll the
following terms; Gle seated himself he
turned his head, renewed his apeetacle5,
and was gone u "Ah p said the young
scapcgrace she took off his spectacles
first. Then he was, at least, spared the
pain of seslng himself die.
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[For the Day Book.
no OLEVIA.

o thine has been dreary lot,
For many weary years,
And yet another brought for thee
More than thy share of tears
For oh stern death, with ruthless hand,
Hath nipped the cherished flower
Leaving thee sad and lonely,
Aye childless, in an hour.
40 more for thee, will Mamie, dear,
Come to thy door to meet thee,
Or poutingly raise that face
With kisses sweet to greet thee.
How much of heavenly strength thou
need'st
Poor, weeping, wretched mother,
To reconcile thy stricken heart,
TO live each lonely hour,
When DER the grave of lost Mamie,
The sorrowing friends were bending,
4 little bird stood on tree
His song, with their tears blending
Oh come again little bird,
Sing Tor loved Mamie, only
Come morn. at noon and even,
Leave not my darling lonely.
Nay Weep no more heart-broken one,
Lift up that dropping head
And Last We to these cheering words,
t'Thy Precious is not dead"
But up in yon blue Heaven,
Where love shall dwell with love
Living in Gods eternal smile,
Now rests thy buried dove.
M t. \
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The scheoImaster's In That Bed

A correspondent of the New York
Wauerly gives the following, as one Of
the many incidents that befeI a "board-
ing-round schoolmaster.
had been teaching in Mason county,
in the Sucker State. and this term had
been boarding round. One evening az
Ter school, one OF my little scholars step
ped up to me and said
"Mr. Jones, father said you would
come home with me"
Very well, ! replied, and forthwith
set out for my Patrons house, which was
dlsxlnt some two miles. Now. be it
known, James McHarry-fo: snch was
his name-had daughters, the pride and
envy Of the whole community. | had
heard 80 much abont them that | was
anxious to see them. 1t seemed, how
ever, that was to be disappointed -
When we arrived the gals, had gone tie
party on the othor side Of Nthe creek;
so / went to he'd cursing the luck which
deprived me of seeing them that night.
The night had well nigh advanced.
when / heard one of the girls come home
and passing in the ABIDING room, was
warming before some Goals which were
alive on the hearth. 1t seems the old
lady and gentleman slept in the same
room, but was not aware Of it till then.
Having warmed herself, she turned to
leave the room, when the old man
spoke:
"Girls." said he, "the seboolmaster's in
your bed
Every WE'LL" said Sarah, and pas
sing through the room slept in went up
stairs.
About an hour elapsed. when | heard
Judy, the other one come. She stood at
the door long time, talking with her
'teller,' then entered softly. Disrobing
her feet, she entered the room where
lay, in her stocking feet. Carefully I'M
dressing herself, and coming 10 the side
of the bed, prepared to get in. Now it
happened J lay in the middle, and Turn
ing back the clothes, she gave me a
shake and said, in y suppressed wins
per:
clay over, Sarah.
rolled over, and whipped the corner
Of the pillow in my mouth to keep from
laughing. In she bounced, but the bed
would squeak; the DID maA heard it, and
called out :
"Judyl"
"Sir" was responded in faint tone
from the bed beside me.
"The schoolmaster's in that bet!
With one loud yell. and AZ oh !
heavens y she landed On the floor, and
tied with a rapidity Of deer up stairs.
She never heard the last oft, but proba-
bly, She's learned something about stayin,
Ind trying to slip in unhckn own to the
old folks
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p. V. DORLAND, NJ. ID.

LATE oF NEW YORK,
0 . U list a N A JRIN7.
ElRADUATE OF THE TRINITY UNryEns7ry aiiso
w Of the NEW YORK EYE and -,
EAR l1-tiRMARY who has had an ZEN
extensive practice III the various Eye s@S
Institutions OF Europe.
9(7- Office al All5 FIeeman'5 Boarding House
M1iu street.
II URS,
OF an Eye can be supplied w4th an agIlie!st
one, having al the movements and color ftLs
natural one.
Strabislnus or Cross Eye removed with title
pain, and 10 risk, by the new sub-con iula avail
operation.
Cataract or Opacity Of the Lens operated Upon
by solution, without the slightest pain q dam
ger.
n. D.-General Practice attended to. e'ga ,i4L-
ly Diseases OF the Throat, Bronchia, Lunss ami
Stomach, all OF which will be treated On ina
new and most approved principle.
rs Opinions on the l4ye and Ear. GHA rla.
no 19-3m
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MRS. WEN SLOW,
a rs EEPpisE gi,NCg197 e u "a e 20 ana!
II Female Physician, presents to the atteH-
tion Of mothers her

IL rs. w In SEQ w
4 r. EEPgGts s.NCF'l' d u "a e 20 h]s!
II Female Physician, presents 10 the StteH-
S08TFxENf4 SEEJF7
For CHTLDREE TEETHIAG,
which greatly facilitates the process of ee!hlhS.
by sottening the gums, reducing all lIA@nina-
tion-will allay ALL PAIN and spa mod!c &C
SUPE 10 REGUL4 ATE THE B0TELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will ssEe rest TO
yourselves, and relief and
IsMAiNfG TO YOUR INh,NaI&.
We have put up and - sold this article ior
over ten years, and cANz@ S a Y, IN co@FIDENcE
AND TRUTH OF it, y hat2we have never been
able 10 saw OF any other medicine--N " Y Is Il
HAS II FAILED, in aas SINGLE INSTANCE,
TO EFFECT 4 CURE when timely used
Never did we know anSHi instance Of dissatlsiac-
ton by any one wAo70 used it. On the con.
trary, all are delighted with its operations, and
speak in terms OF high est commend$tionotIt is
magical effects andmed1 teal virtues. We speak
i'll this natter'wHATWE DO Know, after ten
a3S>texperjence, and z PLEDGE OUR REPuTA-
TIeN FOR THE FULFILL MENToFwHAT WE HERE
DECLARE. In aImostEs every instance where
the infant is suffering from pain and exhaus
ton, 9 e will beES 70 u 4 4 in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the Syrup is admins
tered. Snt This valuable prepa-
ration is the prescrip- ton of one of the most
EXPERIENCED andS SAlLLFIL NURSES
in New England, and a has been e d with
NEVER FAILING S I. GO CESS in THOUSANDS
Ot CAStao. it ltot ollAy 4SlISt co
the child from pain, " b IL inyigorates h
stomach and bowels corrects aCidity, d
gives tone and eneTgyuQ to the whole system
1t will almost INSTANTLY, relieve GRIPPING IN
THE BOWELS AND WIND Q Q i @, and
overcome convulsions,te which. il not speedily
remedied end in DEATH. We believe it the BEST
and sUaEST REMEDY mo TIE WORLD, in aucases
of DYSENTERY and ! d a X 4 h &c y LIN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething
or from any OF n e ra2 cause We would say
to every mother whoy has a child suffering
from any of the fore-NGoiug conplaints-po
NOT LET YOUR PREJU-@ DICEs, Non THE PREF
uDIcE OF OTHERS, standh between your suffering
Oh lid aud the @ | i e fF@ that will be SURE
s, ABSOLUTELY SUkE-to follow the
use of this medicine If - timely used. Full Ill
rections for using willS2 accompany each bottle.
None genuine unlesses the fac-simile OF CUR
IT'S s. PERKIN s., New York, is en- the
outside wrapper g
az Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No. 10 Cedar street, N York.
Price only Is cents per bottle. my 3O-ly.
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I BEG leave to inform the public, that have
J. taken the Stables situated on 81 Fs
South Church street No. l28 near sA&&55SS&4{S5ss
the Old Custom House, and formerly known as
=, Stump's Stables, where / shall keep
Lax Sconstantly on hand fine lot OF Horses
G-lzS~A-( both buggy and saddle) for hire, and
solicit share Of public patronage. Horses
boarded by day, week, or month, on moderate
terms and good attention TO them guaranteed.
N. 3. LEE,
Nc. f2S. South Church ST.
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AND ARTHEN WAAl.
M OST respectfully iufrIas hig triand,
Iva and the public, shat he has in stor an
entire new Stock OF every thing in bis me,
and is now prepared to furnish his i.isnas
and customers on the most accommo- ~
dating terms. lie feels assured that 81
long experience in the Crockery bust
nos- %;ll enable him to give satistacsio 10
the 1ubiic, to whom he gives the assur, nca
als' hat his stock will always be tocri to
for. ''''
Give him ca!l-at his old stala c., ma
Union street and Market square.
is have three houses to rent Tor M ~
H.i. suing year, III desirable locations n h1s
FELL perannun1.
no S--Ef
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TREMENDOUS STOCK OF

FALL AND WINTER CLOVE1ENGi
4 Ill OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
n No humbug about it,: Everything bound
TO be as representative we are about TO enter
the sixth year ofo UT residence in this city, we
feel it but due to kind and generous public,
to thank them for the very liberal support ana
encouragement they have SO kindly extended
to us. and at the same time to inform them
that we are now ready to offer them the largest
stock of Mems, Youths and Boys CLOTHING
that has ever been brought to our good old city
since its existence, which in make, style and
beauty, will compare favorable with any other
similar establishment in this country, and as
to prices an examination will convince any one
at Il glance that we are above competition.
We take particular pride in calling the atten
ton of our lady patrons to our splendid stock
OF Youths and Boys Clothing
Farmers and Planters can be supplied with
any quantity of SERVANTS CLOTHING, and
are there by enabled to save both time and
money.
Country Merchants and Dealers generally,
will find it to their interest to call before
going North or purchasing elsewhere, as we
are able and quite willing to compare our prices
with any Northern Wholesale house.
New goods received every day during the
season. Also, Clothing made 10 order and war
ranted to lit. A SELDNlER 81 CO.
sel3 81 Main street. Norfolk, Va.
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II. V. MOORE : 90
NOOls &MlltiN FOR WMAl MIAt4l5..
READ THIS.

tA} n have large lot very much In tLe way
y and VII! sell them cheap. cheap, CHe.tp-
AlLLARS Cash Bargain store
no II Market SQNa.-.
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WE are retailing refined Brown s,,ss,
w Tor only 81, at The Cheapest Cash a..
IN Ihe cl1y J 4 bEDAIC.vE
Je ~ Z Church sire;
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We would announce to the public that we
win prosecute the Clothing business at the
now on hand viii be closed out regardless OF
cost, to make room for an immense stock Of
Spring Goods, which Is now being manuiac-
tlired in our principal house i'll Baltimore, eX-
pressly for us. CAL early IN oder to he in
time Tor u good selection.
ial2-lm JACOB HEIGHT, EROS. 6 co
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

VERY rich cold SILK Robes,
Y do do Black DO
19o pieces Fancy Silks OF al Kinds.
Rich Plain Poplins, OF all shsde9.
do Fig and plaid dc do
Plain and Zig Delains,
do Black do
DO Col RGeiinoes,
100 pieces Zig DeLaines, IN.
100 do Col do lSAc.
All Wool White Flannela,
Shaker FIannels, splendid Atarsetles Quilts.
l34 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Centre Table
l9k Bieached Gotten sllaer:ns, 10y a!eached
Damask, Napkins aad Hlylsa EngIish
Canton Fiannels,
Also, small Plaid Cashmere very handsome
coP Cioaks.
IL nur embroidery line. we woUll mention
100 very handsome Collars ., elmity Rand3
Very rnh Lace Sets,
"a do Real French do
d. do do do small Collars, Lace, Ber-
thas and Llu ion do
Our stock is very large, and being detrYmin-
ed 10 reduce The SAME, We afe now Offering
great Bargains,
Those in want would do we4l to examine eur
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
no23 il BLOoDGOoD.
~. FINE BRANDEf1s. WINES, &c.
IN u S. Bonded Ware House, Imported from
! the best market and for 3ale un sc5a;.iui!at.
ing terms.
Il Casks Madeira Wine.
Pipes Holland Gin,
- q Casks Port Wine,
Punche0n8 w J. Rum,
10 Q Casks Harmony Sherry Wips,
II Octaves Seicnett Brandy,
70 4 Pipes Jas. Hennea5y !. d Brandy
u 4 Casks do do do
- Is do do DO DO
81 do Vineyard PropIietor3 do
; OGtaYea do do do
ROGERS s. LANGLEY,
nos No, g. Newtun's wharf.
4 ENThMNs scN permit me to can your at
" tenuon to the following list Of desirable
goods;
Tine French Calf double and upper sole Boots
Fine do do medium and Pump do do
Scotch Bottom Caters and high cut Oxford
Ties,
Fine Calf double upper and sole Congress Gai-
tiers,
Fine Calf Medium and Pump sole Congress Gal.
tiers with many other KINGS OF Boots and
shoes,
TO all Of the above goods / respectfully in
Vite your attention before purchasing else
where as they viii be sold al the very lowest
prices. T. BOTTlMURE,
No. Is East side Market Square,
nov II Sign Big Below Boot.
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III s. A c04y)
R2A G4GSAgA CIGARS.

n LUI OF dc a0oVe c9IeWlfdI bTAMI W.-1 d
~ hand which we are ratallin, t.
the small sum of cents eacn. We gNaIsne
them to be the Original Magnolia AMI NJ, u..
tation, Eagle Cigar store, No. so Main a.
de ii. V, MOORE eco
II U "A A A. Et, bhlaoGerel and Buckwha. 10 ,
I'D Wholesale or Retail by
JAZZ JEJONf&.
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Notice.

4 Ii. PERSONS indebted 10 us are informed
n that our Books and Bills Will be kept 1T
the Store of the Messrs. Seabury's during the
current month, where our MIR. Quincy VIII be
happy 10 wait on those who cali to settle their
accounts.
We earnestly solicit attention to this notice,
as we shall on the first of next month put M!
our unsettled claims into the hands of an At
torney for collection and final settlement.
ia 4-tlstF GURNEY ~ co.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ssrrBr 4 TsGF9gEg FpEFC eFHV EFRs5ES ktfi't

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
a'HE.A TFSJaEP LIME on FAGE& 6Ea'S.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT IL G CLOCK,
SsgsS An A
EgSE7E Union Steam ship CO.'S Steamers Ciay
l. OF Richmond. Capt, MITCHELL; Reisab-
syivamis. Capt. TEAL snd Virginia. Capt
KELLY.
One of these steau.slatps will leave Higgins
wharf Norfolk, for Philadelphia, every 'Vedla5-
day at 10 O'Clock, A M. until further notice.
Passage SO, berths and meats included.
For freight or passage, apply to
y 2 CnOWELl,, Agent,
Higgins wh7%f. NoTtoiA
N B.-One OF these Steamers will leave Phit-
&delphia every Wednesday at a. M
no
G1ORl EVE4tNsa Worthy of Notice.-You
- can't make pure grain Without good Seed
We have q few bags prime white Wheat put up
especially for seed, for ss.s ~
Se3 DEish LlNDSkA
rgNE4EGRL CODRasTI--1, OiO lbs. just to hand,
L warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition BAYMORE Il STONE,
Sc 9 No. & Campbel's wharf.
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GuNs. GuNa-. lsUNs..

NUIe'3, NUNk9, GUNS.
=. .. C WALgNEY ~ 90.
III AVE on hand large Stock of GUNS.
Al Tolls aud SPORTING GOODS of ID
crlptions, and would respectfully invite an.
mey want anything in their line to We n,
call, as they are confident OF giving satisiS,.,
-. N. Especial attention given to Reua,
hITe arms. No. 8, Union street..
oc ~ SIGN OF the Nir IL.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-30

UNDERTAKING.
sgSfsa, This branch of my business viii
S=4aSssass receive my special attention in every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now i'll sueh General use
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Collins al
ways on hand. and three of the best Hears es in
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
to attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY,
ap 80 So and Gu Main street
ESARzRI4N asEGlaF.--50 Bills Family Beef 81
A. Bbls. Mess do, - Bbls. No. do, in store
and Tor sale by w b PARKS s. co,
ma Is 8 Roanoke Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-30

L. "a The new and spl'rf.A&ttau.-, :
E14l-allaasss5lgss LOUISIANA 1DELal4. .
WIN unsurpassed accomrlt, ,scAl oi 2U
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Balumo j.,
ING Hunters wharf, Norlols,l 1ery er5... ...
(Sunday excepted at 3}s o'clcCk, i. H.. ...t
as follows:
The LOUISIANA, Captaists d W. Rus ..,. ,
boNDAY, "WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY.
TAe ADELAIDE, Captain James U.unul .
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.; 4:i.l4t.
early Trains North and West.
ny thi5 arrangement, connection. y,,!i -
laae III new York with the Sonud Boat f.
boston, and the Steamboats, ana Ra!lr.s.. ,,
Eastern cities.
NF- Through Tickets TO be Obtained oil, i.,,...
FOR Washington, Philadelphia anu New \at.
ap 10 w. A. LOWELL. Ap....