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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-14
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
HT.-hI. n


For Sale or Exchange.
PROSPECT ST.. House aud lot west Of Erie stree win
exchange for some 10 ceres on Of the main roads nom
the eity-S2o00.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE-in a large and flourish
large and well finished two story house aud barn. serss
OF land with great variety Of choice fruit exchange
Tor ci property or 3 Farm IN shis state
DETROIT ST House and barn and four lots to exchange
for a farm in this State or west
TAVERN STAND a thriving village and on = thor
oughhrs IN Minnesota; buildings und arranged
doing good business; 10 eIeh gs Tor stock u
goods or othrr property.
SAW 1ILL-and Is Of land on the Charrin River
81 miles tiom Chagrn Fails; valuable pON sr and
To- city prOpery-SloO0.
STEAM SAW MILL AND WATER GRIT MILD
miles frou this eltyi NJ Is and HachIn y nssTlE new
to exchange for good iarm within s. miles Of Ihis
eiiy-S3000.
WESTERN LANDS-soms very sooI in Indiana Illinois
Iowa aud MiAsouri-t0 exchange for city properly
good farm. =
SslO WE'LL SECURED by bonl and mortgages with sous
The city.
log house frame bain good orchard and % acres TIM
ber-to exchange for city property.
OR lNGE STREET-Houss and lot, 10 exchanges lor
farm.
AN IMPROVED FARM OF us acres in IIirois 10 miles
IRON Joliet, u from rsroad stat -cOmDlsIely fsnced
fifteen timber balance prairie; lO acres cuhiVa-
ted; house and barn nearly new, cost $500 sens 500
IN han1 sO 10 SC8 city property balance 10 years
time,
AN EXCELLENT STEAM sAw-AIILL in the city Of
Osnk 81, Wis. on the FoX River, a OF the besI
markets for lumber in the Mill about one year
od-maehinely manuiacturej A. Cuyahoga EurHsce-s1-
change Tor Ci properly.
I69 ACRES TIMBER LAND-on line Of Cleveland and
Toedo RalrOad-Wl ., change for city prODCrty well
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
-6se9 Msrble Block.
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Boots artO 6bnes.

HTTETT. .BURGETT&C co WHOLE
fl sAIFDEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, AND BBl
CANS Ne 81 7WafoE-rts . few doorslouth sfthe fOsioh
Cleveland, %. -.
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FARM FOR SALE,

A FARM OF 1876 IL ACRES OF
IA good table Land, adapted grain or grass we'll
Watered bg several springs, and durable srdsm. Is all
we'll fenced lie Of good improvement orchard and
buildings. Said farm is pleasantly located IN the township
LAFAYETTE and within 81 miles Of the village Of Me-
dina Terms eesy, For further particulars and
IN farm, address ". H HARRIS,
iAnll :25e:WAt Msdina Medina Co, Ohio.
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mauts.
Boar0tng.

BOARDING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
- has taken the Zoe Boarding HOuss, No, 20 Supslor
81 which has been newly fitted up and now open for
the rectpiion o. boar1ers. W2:33
BOARDING The House No. "a
Public Square and By the Stone Church-one Of the
peasanfest locations in The ctyhas been thoroughly
paired and Is open for BoagdeS FuIlies wishing 70
furnish heIr rooms accommodated with large
and and bedrooms; and Single Boardes
ard Day Boarders viii find good accommodations rea
sQnabie Ladies net excluded. References given
and resolved anrTR20 s. W. RURRlIr.
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Ho5- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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DEMttstrp.
DENTTsTRY
AT 2l1 SUPERIOR ST.
GUTFA PEROHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth
REMOVAL.

Is manufactursd and all varieties Of artificial teeth
nj uD ia the best manner W. B INGERS0LL,
No 2lI Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07
EXCURSIONS.

.,siJRoAD TO Lone BRANCH-rHs sARtvtp
~ srd pe,swsr. Bay kailrosf Crmpsay vi cDnps,s i-s
~ Road cnG Breach osfore ise5h funs nsst
sh v be conveyed N Lpe hotel silh speed
certainty and comfov rh~ p~sssr WI y made hours
ssv~ escs wsy fcs rss EVER dsy rundsJs sscepsd u
enwHsy ~ch~ol~ churrhrs A.
firuas ~ forming parties 10 visit Long
mlrruF ard return fay ell be dealt With on I6~rx
srrs sgp ic>ftsn ofi.e Of the ksrc~d Oompsnr
% fntn arc Churct sess The uip wi smhrs,~
y fhul 81. tnvr Ne bay he arr and sr~rfN
RfpwAN wftKts " rrv- wo-,rcush q ralrrsaf ~.
tessnc- ~ " vi~- ~rh hsfsns m tss snrf md rsnbl~
ne eh o b,nrs rrupl,e W The chs
so~s PsfUes r sressser,d crl-s d ss,r s,pH
~atos w"
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FRENCH ADvERTTsEMENTs.

nx psNASDE-Urr BONNIE FRANCAIss tfkorEs
" tanie dee b0nn- rsnseignments SAar@sses "a
s.shrsou square, suiourdsui entire ons = heurss
ny pyNAvpI rwwsnrsrxsE-r az sssr. uRArr
" Psr.-s~r n snf ~ street. rsrcoa de sale coo
O. s<fvice
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- = - - - :
Owe POIkrs MISSION -THx sIxrERHTa AMI
yersry ~ The ladies' Home Missionary socisy Of tbs
nusis fnssosy evssins May Raw Father rsyer. Of
So,on VIII address the meeting Interesting exercses OF
esoeusslnsias. Ia b. oAldrsa he Misniss. ssr
vess 70 ecnnsnss A7kP.M
Hnsr MDkPENDKNr soUIsTY.-HALL sOUTHEAsr
Rev George royes YIN deliver he sscond az ssries o.
oca,ns. aas,ous Suesos;-' Natural Rshgfoa md unf.
REv DANIEL woBrH.-YHIs MARTYR OF FREE.
com 30 r,ved in this CITY. After ted twice ssn-
ssntsnosd On sseH ndicnsnt % srsv an, vn:
ment he obahed bail IN the Of Is 200 IA ~ ese ~
ne North 70 tai the Of bic wronss desfhe ~ uasc
OF ne souh at ibis crsh and obtain mssrA "A y sss n
CITY Assembly Roona as Brosdwsy q 7sz o,ciooS "a
gar kstcsum ESQ v preside and as!oducs NJ worth fSa
THE AMERICAN ANTI SLAVERY soofErY WE
bold - AnnivorsAry neeass 10 The Ooops Insitue e
Tuesday morning 10 oaock. he eresA1enk Wns
Lloyd Garrison IN the chair epsskeswm Loyd 0sSyisen
Bybeny. Pa nn Kzabsth Csdy n q ssssss 1sliS
Address By hs Rev Besiah ursen Of WIs:IssA r. p,
The Rev Arthur B. Bradford Of Newcastle Pa; a. Esv j.
speakerr, MrA klixabesh Jones' saism OAts nsv " b,
Furpiss d. D. PhnsdephA hdmund QUINCY, Of Bsssn u
Rev George Noyes Of New York ~sduesday ahseasoa,
Soclocsspeahers he Rev samuel Lonsfelow, 4 Breed.
TBI NEW YORK ANTISLAvRRY soUu1xY VIA
bold it, Anniversary In tho C0OPKR INDYI1uIA e
WEDNESDAY EVENING" a TX o'clocs speakes- THO
GARRISON Admilsapce 10 dehay sxpeusas nesa
beers Of he soeey wi meet The plsr shs cse Of W
pubic exercisss 70 elect Ulcers for tee ensuing year
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MUSICAL.
A GRRATLY IMPROVED PIANOFc RITZ
LI0H1B 3 BRADDUBYH.
MaaufaofuroyB Of
GRAND and SQUARE PIANOFORxnR,
No lH BrooDe street,
p n tYada nus

IN rebui1fg fAsory Of sxperteuee have 0aba
% hts0dnee very nssy mprovsmen. boeA n he arusard
NE buuong md b u machinery, and Ia Gotong Nv
fAnofcre ouF I'm and determination hAve bSsa prs1uso
nssuu ant hat shall defy ompsision Oar nst axh rq
PfAN0FORTnS. We cordially nvtte IN - e,Anns -
humsalvGs
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12
To Planters and Gardeners,


T'Hh subscribers offer for sale $4,000 barrels
l. OF poudrette, made by the Lodi Manufac-
turing Company, in lots to suit purchasers
This article is IN the twentieth year Of is in
iertf lizers Of every other description, for the
following reasons -
LIST. 1t Is made from the night soil of the City
ofNew York, by the L NJ Co, who have q capt.
tai OF over 100000 invested in the business,
which is at risk should they make bad arti-
Gle.
I'd. For corn and vegetables it is the cheap.
est, neatest and handiest manure in the world,
It can be placed in direct contact with the seed,
forces and ripens vegetation two weeks earlier,
prevents the cut worm doubles the crop, and is
without disagreeable odor. Three dollars worth
or two barrels is all sufficient to manure an
acre of corn in the hill.
Pn1cs.l Dbl s2,--2 bbls $685. bbls IS,
and over bbls Sl.50 per Dbl, delivered free of
carriage to vessel or railroad in New York City.
A pamphlet containing every information,
and certificates from farmers all over the U.
States, who have used it from two to seventeen
years. will be sent free to any one applying
for the same.
GRIFFING BROTHERS & co,
so CORTLAND Street, New York.
fe l3-Mgm
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MA II | N E. N E. w s .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

MONDAY March 18th.
Steamship r Spaldlng, Halves, i'm Boston,
mos and passengers to John Williams, Jr.
steamship Yorktown, Parish, I'm New York
to M Smith q Bro.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon. i'm Baltimore,
Steamship VIM Jenkins, Hallett, fm Boston,
mds and passengers to John Williams, Jr.
schr Wonder, hallock, FIN Y mds to Row
land y Bros.
Schr Mediator, Miller. which sailed from this
port for Georgetown, D C, put pack, having
run into the Light Boat, to Delk T. Lindsey.
Schr Mary Eliza, Lyons, I'm N Y hay.
Schr Lynhaven, Croker, TN Petersburg, pc.
tatoes.
Schr Y D, Howard, I'm Camden. Maine.
Schr Mary Adeline, Jones, I'm Richmond, bd
to Alexandria. put in on account Of weather.
Schr Emma, shorter, FIN Port Walthall, coal
Schr Courier. Woodward, FIN Richmond.
,Schr Mary Louise, Alexander, I'm C, shin
giles.
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Auction Sales.
8. o. MERWIN e. Co. ,iAuct, rs.
BY MERWIN g. co.
WILL BE SOLD


At Public auction, on THURSDAY March
"A a9th, at Noon,if fair, if not the frat fair
day, on the premises on Ferry Point, a number
OF Valuable building lots, beginning at the N.
West corner of Lot No a. in the plan of the
Town OF Washington Point, better known as
the County Residence of Y Guyot, Esq, (being
on the West of Smiths street binding on the
said lot as well as on lot No "a. thence to 5th
street, thence along q line parallel with the
fence-7OO feet of high dry land commanding
fine view ofNorfolk and Portsmouth harbors.-
These lots can be made a continuation of the
said Town, and will be sold in sized lots to
suit purchasers. The difference of saving in
the present high rate OF taxes-add to which,
the healthiness Of the situation would, in
few years pay for the buildings The Lots
fronting the river run to the channel. Title
warranted. The whole Of the 13 acres forming
Powder. Point, Immediately opposite Ports
mouth, can be sold, il sufficient offer be made:
A plat ofthe above can be seen at the store OF
Messrs Merwin Co, No IL Wide Water st.
IS GUYOTT.
MERWIN & co,
NH 10 Auctioneers.
III, A and Transcript copy)
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FIRES IN PORTSMOUTH. " esterday morn
ing about TIVE I've O'Clock the cry OF Gre was
heard in the streets of Portsmouth, which
proved to be stable in the lumber yard of
DR.. Peet, situated near McPhails wharf
fortunately it was discovered in time to pre-
vent any serious damage. The fire is sup
posed to be the act of an incendiary.
At one O'Clock the cry of fire was again
given, and it was discovered that the kitchen
in the rear of the house No. 224, North
Crawford street, was on fire. The flames
soon spread to the dwelling house, and in
despite of the active exertions of the gallant
fremen of Portsmouth, together with the
"Hope" boys of this city, it was so much in
jured that it cannot possibly be repaired
There are many conflicting opinions as re-
CARDS the origin of the fre-some supposed
that it was caused by the torch OF an incen.
diary, while Mr.. Berry, who occupied the
house, is under the impression that it origi-
mated by accident amongst crowd of small
children who were playing in the kitchen at
the time. The property belonged to DR..
Maupin and was insured in the Mutual In
suranble Office of Richmond. We regret to
learn that Mr.. Berry lost all of his furniture,
with the exception of two beds and trunk.
At five o'clock in the afternoon the fire
bells for the third time were sounded, which
originated from stable situated on Chinea
pin Hill, and was urnt to the ground before
the Engines could reach the spot. A small
negro boy belonging to Mr. John Anderson,
the owner of the stable is charged with set
ting it on fire.
We omitted to state above that at the sec
ond Ere the Chambers Hook and Ladder
Company were quickly on the spot and rem
dered efficient service,
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&ay- The Steamship YORKTOWN, Parrish,
York, with the following passengers:
T G Chapman, Gilbert Potter, Mr.. Fl NJ
CASTOR and child, A Obermeyer, P McDer-
mott, L NJ Glover, G McCulloch, Doctor
G Anderson, l. w Smith, A W Gill, VIM H
Harris, X c Sullivan, N Guggar, Thomas
Howe, DR.. ) Ward, Ii Broome, Andrew
Anton, j johnson, p Mallett, j Fl kroche,
n Dayton, J q Millspaugh, John Wynant, j
D Wood, l. 5 johnson, K I Clement, C NJ
Hartwell, W r Hunter, b A King, l. F
Baldwin, G W Prescott, NJ & Wilson, s G
Wyatt, Il Kirkwood, r u Morgan, F NJ
Winston, l. B Sloughton, ID Y Shelton, A J
Savage, and II in Storage.
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SPRING Il SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
OF THE
NEW YORK AND Virginia
s Il E AM HIP COMPA NY
TRI-W WEEKLY
.S,4EEk The Steamship Yorktown, Capt,
SaR&S Parrish. will leave Norfolk, for N.
York, every WEDNESDAY evening after the
arrival of the Southern cars.
The Jamestown, Capt Skinner, every SAT-
CRDAY evening, after the arrival of the
Southern cars.
The Roanoke, Capt Couch, every MONDAY,
evening, after the arrival OF the Southern cars.
AND RETURNING,
The Yorktown will leave New York, every
SATURDAY afternoon. at O'Clock.
The Jamestown every TUESDAY at 3 P. M.
The Roanoke every THURSDAY, at p. NJ.
Passage and Fare, with State Room accom-
modations So.
Steerage passage, 81.
Freights taken at reduced rates, say measure.
ment goods at cts per foot and other articles
In proportion and at the lowest rates.
As this new arrangement will afford the yerv
greatest despatch, shippers who desire to avail
of these fast and certain steamers will please
order the goods to be shipped by them.
Freight forwarded free of commission.
M SMITH & BRO,
mn Agents.
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DIED,

Sunday evening, ats O'Clock, CHARLES F.,
infant son OF Charles and Martha Jordan, aged
years and months
90 The friends and acquaintances of the
family are invited to attend the funeral this
Monday.atterneon at 81 O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF his father, So Fen Church street.
Yesterday evening, at ~ NJ, MIR. CHAS
U5- His friends and the acquainrances of the
family are invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF his mother, on Boush street,
Tuesday afternoon, at P. NJ
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FAvAL.-The U. 8. steamer Pensacola,
now being built at Warrington, Florida, has
been ordered here to be fitted out. Her bat
terry is now at the Gosport Navy Yard, and
is nearly ready to 60 on board.
The officers have been order ed to her, and
will leave for Warrington on Monday next,
18th inst
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The NORFOLK HEBREW AND ENGLISH LITER
AIRY INSTITUTE. association, composed
OF the lsraelites of this city, held regular
meeting yesterday at the Synagogue on
Cumberland street, when the following Off
Gers were elected under the new charter =
l.. Goodman, President Bernard Kay
ton, vice do; \. Camp, Nj. Dannenbere. A
l.. Leveyno, j. L. Meyers, Directors; A, l..
Goldsmith, Nj. Levy, N. Baum, Trustees; Y.
Aofiheimer, Treasurer; A. Obendotf, Secre-
tary.
This is the association which owns and
holds possessionof the chucrh formerly known
as the "House Of Jacob" but which now
by special act of the Legislature, has been
changed to the title which heads this arti.
Gle
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SPRING 1850.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GO0DR


AND SUMMER GOODS.
HAVING just returned from New York with
IL very large stock of Fine Dress and Fam
ccy Goods,I would respectfully solicit a call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to patronise house that buys exclu-
sively of Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers in New York, leaving all BLACK and
Black Republican houses to try their changes
with Massachusetts, Ohio, &c. Being myself
Southern man, expect to sustain our South.
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
SEES more than the usual variety kept in our
line Of Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
Bareges, Organizes, La Voulet, La Pi ccolom-
mi, French and English Jaconets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk la Volant, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White Brilliants, Lin
ems, White Goods, &C.
Our stock OF Lace and Silk Mantillas, the la
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment OF Embroideries,
Needle Work Bands 800 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
from tx cts to S.. The richest and newest
styles in Trimmings, Laces, Wells, Lace Mitts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
AL merchants from the country would do
well to look at our stock before purchasing, as
we can compete with the largest houses in our
line. CAMPE,
fe 29-tf 80 East Main street, Norfork.
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Local ITEMS

MAYORS CouEr, f. f. ferguson, Presi-
ding.
VIM. Mesemilian, sturdy son OF Nep-
tune, had his liberty abbreviated by being
carried to the Watch House while in a state
of intoxication. The Mayor fined him So
but he had only one. Bill gave his promise
for the other, thereby becoming due "bil"
to the amount of ST., and was allowed to
leave.
Mayors CoURT, PoRTsMourH-G. W. Grice
Presiding.
Cornelius, slave of Robert Butt, was arres
ted yesterday for being drunk in the street.
He was confined in Jail until this morning
and discharged on the payment of one dollar
and fifty cents.
F1NED.-Benjamin Markham, white man,
was arrested last night and taken care Of
until this morning for inholias certain IL
quid which had tendency to make him be-
have in very unbecomi ng manner. Benja-
min was required to pay into the City Treas
ury the sum Of one dollar and fifty cents,
being amount of expenses contracted during
his spree.
BREACH OF PEAcE.-Luther G Tyson, " hite
man, appeared before Mayor Grice this
morning, and made oath that he stood in fear
OF James Ross, and that he feared the said
Ross weuld do him bodily injury. Case to
be tried tomorrow morning.
RuNAwAY-James Winterbottom and Hez-
ekiah Whitehurst, two white men, and John
Duncan, youth about ten years of age'
who were sent to the Work House a few
days ago for drunkenness, became tired eff
their residence, and on Saturday last took
French leave, without the knowledg or con-
sent OF any one. The Mayor has issued war
rants for their arrest, and we can inform the
gentry that if they do not wish to go back
to their old quarters, they must leave the
city for good.
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The Rev. Robert j. Tayler also preached
very interesting sermon last night, at the
High street Passby Church, from the
Ith chapter of Mathew, "a to 18th verse;
commencing, "Thereiore whosoever heareth
these sayings of mine, and doeth them, will
iiken him unto wise man which built his
house upon rock"
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BAPTISM Yesterday morning, the Rev.
NJ. X, Watkinson, of the Court street Bap-
tjst Church, Portsmouth, baptissd two per-
sons at the regular point,
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III. SNOW, Auct'P.
AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
wA aCnnS S 5RWE ann6,s FANCY ai1e
PAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
L ware, Segars, &C., every night at 6x o'clk.,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at II O'Clock A.
NJ, and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
50, Main street. H. SNOW,
no l4-4m Auctioneer.
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RELIGIOUS night at the Dinwidde
street Methodist E. Church, Portsmouth,
Rev. Mr.. Hall preached from the 63rd chap
ter of Isaiah and LIST verse to the 9th included
commencing "Who is this that cometh from
Edom with. dyed garments from Bozrah, this
that is glorious in his apparel. travelling in
the greatness of his strength. that speak in
Righteousness, mighty to save"
The discourse was listened to with much
attention by the congregation, after which
an iavistatioa being given for all those who
wished to be prayed for to approach the al
tar, when several answered to the call.
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U. :. STEAM SLooP- sF- WAR BRooKLYN.--
Tits new and beautiful craft arrived here at
l O'Clock to-day.
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HOTEL ARKit Ais.
MERCHAN rs HOTEL NORFOLK
John Smith, dr., Proprietor.

John Snltth, Jr., Proprietor.
S S Perovy, Nelson county W Il Neville,
Boston; Mr.. Creekmur, Ferry Point; B B
Kindred, Southampton county, Va; A II D
Moore, Norfolk County II W Krute, T L
Mccullough, L W Smith, Norman Dayton,
William Arnold, William Lockwood, New
York; Gugger, Philadelphia; David
May, North Carolina John Winant, York
River John Schmitt, JULIUS Scribane, NJ
Fill, Corga, Portsmouth; Capt E Carter,
William E Thomson, E W HARDY, A Wrenn,
j } Wbitehurst, S b MARITIME, E Schlossber-
ger, Doctor K Hall, William F Merwin, Vir-
ginia.
OCEAN HOUSE PnRTSM0IITH
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New AND BEAUTIFUL TYPE. The Job or
flee of the DAY Book has just received and
opened new and varied assortment of the
most beautiful plain and ornamental Job
Type, embracing most of the latest designs,
such as are used in Circulars, Cards, Hand
bills, &C., which we are now Turning out in
large quantities, at prices which defy com
petition either North or South. Having
the largest assortment of Type and Printing
material Of any one establishment, and using
the Caloric Engine as motive power to drive
the very best presses invented, enables us to
do our work in the most expeditions manner
and at the very lowest prices, whilst prac
ticle experience of twenty-five years enables
us to warrant satisfaction as to style and
taste in execution.
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Z. j. MOORE e. CO., Auct'r.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS II
TSH1S Night at half past seven O'Clock, I'm.
i der the Odd Fellows Hall, Church street,
will be sold Valuable Parlor andlMantle Mir
rors, Oil Paintings, Engravings, Needle Work,
Gold Tables, &C.
my9 ]. ]. MOORE & Co Auctrs.
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber has again taken his Old Stand,
No So Main street, formerly occupied by L
Smith, and more recently by H V Moore &
Co, where he would be happy TO see his old
friends and customers, and all 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 shall keep
constantly on hand large lot of Chewing To-
bacco of all brands and all prices, which will
sell at a very low figure, wholesale or retail.
S Lawes' Twist Chewing Tobacco, first
rate article. am selling the best Killicki
nick Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco at IS cts per
pound retail, and at wholesale at very low
figure.
gar smokers, Fancy and Powhatan Pipes, CT
gar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Fine Cut Chewing To-
bacco, Scotch and Macaboy Snufs, Root and
Reed Top Pipe Stems, yc, &c; Also, all grades
Havana to German, including my own manu-
facture, of which have large stock on hand,
and am constantly making to order.
IA RUNALDUE,
mh > Sign OF the Eagle. Main street.
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