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No Choice for Senator.
The senatorshIp In Maine.

AUGUSTA, Maine, January 1.-THE
Senators aud Representatives in the
Maine Legislature from Kennebec
County Mr.. Morrill's county and
who voted for Morrill, at the caucus
to nominate a candidate for United
States Senator, publish q card, in
which they say. as Mr.. Hamlin re-
ceived seVenty-fve out of one hun
dred and forty-nine votes in caucus,
they regard his nomination as valid
and binding, and shall vote for him.
Senator Morrill, arrived here Satur-
day, accompanied by Senator Sprague
and his wife.
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ly insured. The-occupants lost por-
tion of their furniture AID tive mules
in the stable. The FIRE was acei-
dental. u .-1sBnHu guGgnao
Another fire occurred last night,
on the south Invest eorner Of College
and Broad Streets, In the store Of Mr..
Samuels. 1t was extinguIshed with
about 81 800 damage, which is COW
cred by insurance.. aetaee eiDi8da
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MOrmERsi MOTHERsi NOTIFIES
DON'T FAIL 10 PROCURE
Mrs: WinslOW's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN rEETHING.

This valuable preparation has been used
with ,erey. lafI6lg slfccess Ia DiOusands 0f
eases.
n not only relieves the child from pain.
INT irvfgorafes the stomach and bowels,
eorrects acidity, and gives tone and eu ergy
10 the whole system. It will also INSTANTLY
relieve GKIPIa0 IN THE BOWELS and WINn
COLIO.
We believe IL IS the bost and siissst REM
e1bJ ~ tte tO0rtd In uli cases OF DVsetfeTB
aud DfQTTlt0e0 IN Chttoire1, whether ar sling
from teething or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using win accompany
each bottle.
BE sure and call for " IRIS. WINSLCWT
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the fac sins
de OF - - hTIS q BERKINB" " on the outside
wrapper. ALI Others are base limitations
je24 d&W6In
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CONGRE EssIoNAL.
xLlh CONGRESS- THIRD SESSION.

HOUSE .........--..-. WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.
Dawes, from the Committee on
Elections, reported, in the case of the
Represen tative from the Sixth Con-
gressional District of Georgia, that
John Ii. Christie, having voluntarily
given aid to the rebellion. is not en-
titled to a seat; that the contestant,
John 4. Wiley, is not entitled to it,
because he did nc. receive a majority
of the votes cast; a1d that the Com
mittee on Elections are discharged
from further consideration of the
question on removing the political
disabilities from John III. Christie,
and that il be referred to the Com
mittee on Reconstruction. 1t was
laid on the table and ordered printed.
Slower indicated bis dissent from
the report of the same committee,
made Yesterday, In the case of Ander-
500 against Switzer, from the Seventh
District Of Illinois. He
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BANK srarEarENr

GOID-The market was quiet and firm TO
the close. The two extremes of the day
were 1861 and 1865.
. The G,lsHlercidL says the receipts OF cur.
reucy from Chicago and the Northwest
have increased materially during the
week, while remtttances 10 the south have
ceased within the last two or three davs
Very little IL coming from CiucinnaLi
owing To the fact of that city having to
remit freely TO the South. The currency
balance in the + easury has probably been
reduced somewhat below the thirteen mill
lions held January first, the amount at
present in the Sub-TreasuTy being about
niue million dollars. The defictsncya In
Internal Revenue receipts will require the
Treasury 10 resort TO some means for re-
plenishing it's declining balance.
We have good reason for believing the
Secretary is strongly disincltned tc resort
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, January 16.
The impression prevails that the
Dominion Government Will agree to
pay Nova Scotia for the railway from
Halifax to Truro, on the ground that
it is a portion of the Intercolonial
Railway.
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SPECIAL 4 NOTICES.


A clergyman, while residing iu south
America AZ missionary discovcred n
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs and
the whole train ofdisOYderB brought On rs
baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cared ny this n0llIC REM
s6dv. Prompted bV n desire 10 benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, ] Will send the
recipe fOr preparing and using this lncdi-
cine, In q scaled envelope, to any one who
needs IL, free of chuTUe. Addresa
sft alt.ferr JOSEPH n. INMAN.
..t Station u, Bibie House,
JAZZ d&w8m Tsp nl New York CITY,
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HOW no GET PATENTS. For opin-
ion, no ciaige. send sketch and deacrip-
tion. For application, send model, NOT
OVeF one foot ~ size, and tI6 first Govern
nent AMI stamp fees specifications. draw
ings, caveats; assignments prepnreds re-
jeeled cliti ms. prosecuted. Also, inteifer
eIgces, ex tension or patents. and appnalt.
ddress NUM- A. Co. No. 3 Park Row,
New York. Tsp de22 d3m
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Sew York Gold and stock Market.

MoNEY-The mark et shows an Increasing
ease, aud offerings or capital are more lib-
eraIs day by day. At the opening, this
morning, per cent. was the general rate
on call, but before Lhe close or bank hours,
money was very plenty at 8 per cent. for
prime.
II DIscoUNTs-Duli at 709 per cent. ls.l.. ,-,--
The bank statement is favorable. Banks
are expanding their loans freely, but there
is a large increase IN specie, legal tenders,
and deposits. FlHrF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18

This splendid HAIR Dye rs the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, instantstncousi no dla-
dies the ~ effects OF bad dyes; igvigmaica
and leaves the Hair SOFT and beautiiuiI
black OF 0rOiOn. Sold BY all Druggist8 and
PerfuIners; aud properly applied 40 lafch-
slor's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond fheet
New York. lnp30 diy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18

The Cincinnati Price Current. 20 which
we are indebted for portion OF the above
returns, makes the following exhibit OF
the business of the Western States, as far
as reports have been received by it, (excln-
siVe of Chicago, where the season is not
yet over, but where the receipts win fall
short near 200, ,OOO)
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18

There was very little difference In the
average weight for the two seasons; the
hogs of the present season being aboutfve
pounds lighter. The following statement
embraces all the points of this vicinity
from which we have received reports to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18
MO NETARY s COMMERCIAL
Pork Packing at Evansville and
i NeighbOFf0g Towns

The packing season in this city and .ad-
Joining towns, is about over, though the
packers here have few hundred hogs
which they will receive Bext week. The
following statement viii show the busi-
ness here for the season:
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INDIANAPOLIS LETTERS

The RakeF-CumBaek Correspondence
ance hOre-ReVIeW Of the GrOund
By Judge Hughes-Cumback's Op-
pOneHts StIn at WORk--fhe Repub-
IIean Caucus = Farther NOmlna-
tiOnS. Fl at5tft
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Resolutions FaE0ring Reciprocity
with Canada.

PORTLAND, Jan, 16.-The Board Of
Trade passed strong resolutions in fs-
vor of reciprocity with canada; also
favoribg appropriations by Govern
ment for the Niagara Ship Canal,
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SAN Francisco, January 15.-The
Commissioner of Immigration dis
missed the suits against the Pacific
Mali Company for a violation of the
passenger act, upon the latter paying
the amount due the State.
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DB- How ray Mothers suffer tho agony
II SEEING tf-Cir = lie ones suatched away
rom them b. Z. 10 WhOopiug COuEh, On
JipLheris, ~ en single bottle OF Foiand's
White P1LCte,..-s sound would have saved
no bal ye1ii.c. lis iniallibie
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R0af Racing.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Jan. .16.-
The ice boat race to- day. over the
eighteen mile course, resulted in a
victory for the Haze. Nine boats
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FIre-LOss S50. ON.

WORCESTER, MASS, January 16-
Fairbanks large planning, saw and
grist mills at Keene, N. H.. was most
" destroyed by Ere last night. Loss
estimated at $4,000, partially in
sured.
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Rank FAilnre.

HAVANA, January 16.-The Bank
Del mereio. known as Fessire's s
Bank, which. for some time past, has
been in weak Condition, suspended
payment Yesterday. Liabilities heavy.
The shareholders will be the princi-
pal sufferers.
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NEW york.

Situation In Wall Street.-The Bulls
and Rears-LtFeiy times hnfici-
pated-1n Engineers association
Formed 0fthe O1neerS or
= the Ninth Army Corps called. -
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PHILADELPHIA, January 16.-Geo,
Eaton was to-day sentenced TO death
in the Court Of eyer and Terminer
for the murder Of WImothy Honon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18

LOUISVILLE, dan. 16-Geo. Wealth
ers, the brute who partly roasted a
child a few days since, was this morn
ing committed to prison in default of
$500 bail.
The house OF Mrs. Milligan, on
jackson Street, was burglariously en-
tered last night and robbed of $355.
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CoIgnte 4Sz Co.'s
fragrant Toilet SOAPS

ARE PREPARED RF Skilled work
usen from rfsc besf Materials, and mre
rrowE AS THE SFANDARcD nv DEAIEas
AND CUsToMEI.5.
sold EteTygOJ,tye. ld9n
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PRUSSIA

BREMEN. January ,16.-On the first
of February next the money-order
system between the large towns of
North Germany aud the United States
will be inaugurated. The plan is to
receive paymentat post offices in tho
North-German Union and the United
States, and issue orders for the same
on the agents of North Germany.
Lloyd, the amount to be limited to
fifty dollars. ssaaIA ssa sac Il
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CrescentC City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.


YEHHIE Undersigned has the pleasure OF
notifying his friends and the public
that he win keep this beautiful place Of
resort open during the Winter rs Res
.taurant. and bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated mp his saloons and
TenpiR Ieys for that purpose. He viii
be prepared TO serve up OYSTERS and ali
other delicacies OF the season at the short
est notice, and VIII from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated f ~
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novl7 afr ED. WELLER.
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Goe
la ga uoL
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WTYOOD AZ NATEk.-I have opened a
w Wood Yard on Fifth Street, be-
tween Locust and Walnut, and shall keep
constantly on hand a fun supply.
Having had i8se attached TO my water
very moderate terms.
Orders left at my residence on Wainub
Sire {, between Third and Fourtn' VIII DC
promptly fiIled. THOMAS BULLEN.
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Memphis Market.

BY Teiegraph.l MEMPHfs. Jan. i6.
CoTToN Quiet al zoe; Receipts /, 10 bajes;
exports 2& rbafes. A 8N@N@ MHtM 8G1 Bi
FLoUe-Iaw gradessea and arms su-
perfine 81 25az 75.
CoRN-66a67c. WINS tt+ AS#3t
OATS-AH zoe. .wf
HAg-At SIS. HA =tAA89 PIT tH lNND#
BRAN-A S25s afHtrteiss1ti rtf et t.r
CORN Nj EAL-$3 10 - ~ T. t
P0RK-s3I. -te+
LARD ID n2Ic. .ssflEMgH 9HI VflfNt E
clear ii les, lGlZc.
HoGs-DI essed at Iilzgl2c. So lF
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EUROP g..
by Atlantic Telegraph.

ITALY
FLORENCE, January 16.-The riots
occasioned by the attempts to collect
the mill tax have been renewed re-
Gently in various parts of Italy. The
military force has been used for the
suppression of the disorders. Twenty
six rioters have been killed and
wounded, and the country is now
tranquil. smeT
LONDON, January 16 Charles
Dickens publishes a card in the Lon
don papers to day denying the story
Of the recent death of his brothers
widow in Chicago. lie says that lady
is still alive and we'll, and that he is
trustee of her estate, under settle
ment.
The final signing of The treaty for
the settlement of the Alabama claims
elicifs favorable comments from all
the london papers,. 4 -
A meeting of those favoring the
ballot in Parliamentary elections was
held here last evening. Able speeches
were made by Minor. Gibson, Chas
Buxton, and others. The assemhlage
was large, and much enthusiasm was
manifested, ess
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Treaties BetWeen the Gov
ment and England.

The President Sends them
TO The Senate.
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European Market.
By Gable.

BY Cable.I LONDON, Jan. lG-P. NJ. !
CoSsoLs- 80; 5-2O bonds 751s. 3'l ~
SrccKs--H Ii igher,l Erie 26If Illinois Cen-
tral 93sHd Tzsf aearsf Iffrf# = ~
TAI.LoW-37s 3D.
SUGAR QUIET and steady. ~ atbtpD
LISSEED- -CaIcutIa 57s 81.
p ~ f LIYERPOoL, Jan. 10.
= sCOTFoE -Firnief but not hfqher; MIDI
-d.iag apla uds II 1zs oBrgeafls IIs<s; sales OF
. I5.O00 bales. 5ss.ffl7fs ~ & fet n = errT
.AWHEAT-7Calffor1nia white lis s1@1is 81;
red western 9s Sd0sgs 10d. itii 10 t7'tol'
FLOUR-16s Cd.
b ggofsRg -35s aa0s 81 for old, and 3ls 90 for
new. ia#H0#e nrsff itarfrnar & r-fag
OATs-3s 3D. - ~ trt
BARLEY ~5s. tt-ssf -ta'-
PEAS 4fs 6d. 5fH a7n ~ tfl3H 81 ~
PORK 92S Cd. a. .s-,s9- E-. f
BEEF-l05s.
LARD-At U.s. seEF4t 4tF4la fit aIiH
GHEES SE-7Is.
BACON u.s. NHH5Elfrf1 eJHHlf f
PETROL EUAI UAI--UnehaDged.. aifr 7R ~
TALL0W-49s. -
YURPENF SE-30s. g r@et .tiAt th't'iH
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Saturday Nights Dispatches.

Saturday Nights Dispatches.
fA 6s
Situation in Wall Street.
Lively Times Anticipated
Formation of an Engineers
Association in New
York.
Meeting of officers of the
Ninth Army Corps
Called.
Affairs in Arkansas.
Reported Outrages by the
Militia.
PROCEEDINGS of the National
Colored Convention. ha
AdVices from the Indian
Territory.
A Dispatch from General
Sheridan.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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OTTAWA, Canada, January 16.-The
Dominion Parliament has been pro-
rogued until February %.
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Congressional Matters.
Another Prize Fight Ar
ranged. - s
Kansas Leg sslative Pro
ceedings.
Nebraska Republican Leg
islatiVe Caucus.
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Congressional Matters.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

rits ,aon n.oE N ENI " THE PRESS,
Ing many thousands cured at this es.
1ao1ils nm within the last twenty Years
a aloa tH ie numerous important Surgical
UP Es performed by DR.. Johnston
n m.snesSea ny the reporters of The Sun and
lazy other papers, notices OF which have
aaip pp again and again before the nub.
nic. besides his standing as q gentleman OF
ciharaaer and responsibility, is a sTffi,
cieht guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have become the vic.
TINS of Solitary Vice, that dreadful and
destructive habit which annually sweeps
Men of the most excellent talents and
brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entranced listening Senators with
the thunders OF eioquence, or walked to
ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with
fuIl pDp fj6anpp - -
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p Q Z II r x :
"OUR DAILY BREAD"


A beggar boy stopped at rich mans door;
Il am houseless and friendless and faint and
poor :.
Said the beggar boy, as the tear drop roll-
Down his thin cheek blanched with want
and cold.
ooh, give me crumb from your board to-"
day,
To help the beggar boy on his wayp
Not crust, not a crumb,' the rich man
said,
sBo off and work for your daily bread.
The rich man went in the parish church
His face grew grave as he trod the porch;
And the thronging poor, the untaught
mass,
Drew back to let the rich man pass.
The service began the choral hymn
Arose and sweIled through the long aisles
- dim;
Then the rich man kuelt, and the words he
said
Were-sGive us this day our daily bread. :
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Kitchen girls are now termed
young ladies of the lower par
lor.' People who go about
grinding knives, scissors and
razors, are termed gentlemen
of the revolution Folks who
dig CLANS are termed profound
Investigators
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07
CyUGAR. SUGAR. SUGAR

10 bbls Powdered, Crushed and Grual
q bbls ,'sB.' and Elk. &C. Sugar.
10 bbIs G. Yellow Sugar.
either by hid. or bbl., very low 10 Inc
T. A. WILLIAMS b CO..
owl g Roanoke Square.
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REsENTs. PRESENT

We Ole fine line OF the following
goods. suitable for Presents to which we
invite attention
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
Ornamented Work Boxes,
Foley's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and Prayers,
Bronze Husbands and Paper Weights,
Rogers's Groups of Statuary,
American and Imported Chromos,
French Paper ana Envelopes,
Chess Men and Boards,
Goodall's English Playing Cards,
Crihhs ge Boards,
nante's Inferno, Illustrated by Dore,
TennySon'S Idyls. do do
kaulbach'S Illustrations, &c, &C.
Wilson IL lFALkE.
APPS West Main street.
YFHE ZERO REFRIG ORATOR,
Win water and Wine Cooler
Combined.
The Best Meat an / Fruit Preserver in the
World
Well Revised, Effective, Economical and
Convenient
VIII retain a greater degree of Cold
with Less lie than any other Rofrigera-
tor ct invented.
~"lu only by
GEO. l.. CROWS,
ja&0 II W. Water street.
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Astounding Discovery.

AStOasaaNiass DEscoNcay'
A friend directs our atten-
ton to the following editorial
from the Mobile Tribune of the
18th of April. 1t is indeed a
startling illustration Of the
powers Of the microscope. 1t
leaves the revelations of GULL
yer so far in the shade that it
is not worth while talking
about them
We accepted an invitation
yesterday to examine the most
wonderful and awful discovery
ever made by man, a communl-
ty Of microscopic human be-
ings !
The gentleman who made
the discovery is we'll known
citizen of Mobile, whose name
we are not at liberty to reveal,
but whom, for the sake OF con-
venience, we shall call Mr.. A.
Mr.. A. is a gentleman in
easy circumstances, who has
devoted much time to scientific
pursuits. particularly to exper
iments with the microscope.
1t was while examining with
this instrument specimen OF
moss or lichen, taken from the
roots of live oak tree near
the Spring Hill road, that Mr..
A ,,1n.ln 2hir ns+n1,nAin.o dis
covery. He saw clinging to
the minute branches OF the
lichen that he had been turn
ing about so unceremoniously,
a human being, perfect in form
and with countenance reveal
ing the widest terror. The
microscopic man was magnltied
to the size of a small red ant,
and when he first met the eye
of Mr.. A., it is doubtful which
of the two were the more ter
rifed, the experimenter at his
unexpected discovery, or his
microscopic fellow creature at
finding himself subjected to
such rough treatment.
Zone look was a enough,
srid Mr.. A., 4 laid aside the
specimen, and for weeks | did
not venture to use the micros-
cope again. Was it really
true that ] had seen sentient
being, where | expected to see
only the lower orders Of ami
NAL life; or had l fallen a vic
tim to my enthusiasm in the
prosecution of discoveries in
the microscopic world ? Had
my mind become deranged? |
kept my terrible secret to my
self, for I could not bear the
thought of being laughed at
about a matter that had caused
such sensations in my mind.
At last l determined to make
further examination of the
specimen of lichen. 1t re-
NAMED as | had at first exam
ined it. The microscope
was adjusted over it. l looked
again with what interest may
we'll be imagined, and there
lay the man | had seen before,
but living no longer. He had
died, probably of exhaustion,
and there he lay clinging with
a death grip to the lichen
boughs, whittier he had doubt
less ventured in search of
game.
Further examination convin-
ced me of the truth of the
hypothesis. | discovered seve-
raj animalcul@ recently slain.
AS we'll as could be made out
by the magnifying power ofmy
microscope, the legs ofthe ami
malcul@ were tied together, as
visible boys tie squirrels and
cartridges. The microscopic
man evidently wore clothes;
but of what material or how
fashioned it was impossible to
determine.
Convinced beyond a doubt
by what he had seen of the exis
tence of a race of microscopic
human beings, and somewhat
tamiliarized with the idea that
so revolted him at first, Mr.. A.
continued his researches with
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Sash, Door and Blind
EMPORIUM,
BY JNO. z. DEANS,

On Roanoke Avenue, opposite TabL 8
Building,
MANUFACTURER OF
Sash. Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brack.
cts, and Scroll Work of all kinds. Plan.
Ing, Turning, and Saving done to order.
z All orders filled with dispatch.
no26.D&WIyh
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Clothing.
GREAT FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHING !

"A W. M Z L l. S
ao HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
IA the Factories with the largest and
va sbest stock OF
-. GENTS CLOTHING
ever offered in the Norfolk market, which
he has bought CHEAP, and designs to
astonish the people with the LOW
PRICES he intends selling at.
The finest stock OF
G |. o I Ii l N u
ever brought to this market can now be
found at his store, and the prices are as
tonishing low.
Gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime.
a. w. MILLS,
Gents Clothier,
o. IL Main street,
nol4 Head of Mark ct Square.
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ja2 rs MAIN STREET.

ia2 Is MAIN STREET.
ITO owners, Masters OF vessels
4 aHd Merchants generally.
Having put my TWO STEAM silL.
TIONAL MAXINE RAILW AVS. Qargs
and smalU in new condition, l ana pre-.
pared to haul vesses FROM toto $40 tons q;
New York rates.
A reuuisita supply OF iiplhcr, aud :,
sJUcssiIi f5s,r ~ IN Ilie G-u, enatfieE Enf
TO guarantee dispA,ci, in AL orders.
MiAAts ana other descriptions oi spa,
made on short notice.
Shears tor iuastinG vessels, ,,ud all othe,
fixtures necessary tn facilitate work at-
tachnt! 20 the Yard.
/ have under my control mechanics 10
the different branches, necessary to Ie
pair vessels Thoroughly AVID II the bes,
tp&Insf
NATHAElEI. NASH,
Practical Ship Builder,
81 - %'~lg No, IL d 60 w. Water ST