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FOR SALE, &C.

A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
<A For sale, my Farm If 3iI acres. in Albemarie
county, adjoining ]. o. Massey, eneed and others;
me Virgint4 Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna improvement. Tine hunfrol and twenty
scrc<-pne-thri bottom land-are cleared. enclosed
and highly impr' we'd All necessary out buildings
sTri well Of first rate water the premises
Terms lihsral. Ii preferred, exchange Will be
made for Richmond property. Address me al Rich
Enond. oz call at my office, corner Of franklin and
Governor streets. B. A. HART.
l5-ti6m
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E0R sALE.-S1O,Co0 STATE STOCK,
N sums to suit purchasers by
iy Ib-ts Z. W. PURCELL 4 co,

GTATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums te
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED-A few Shares Of Richmond Danvflle
Railroad Stock, for which the highest market price
Will ba paid.
Exchange On New York, Philadelphia and Baltl
msxe, bought and sold.
c. W. PURCELL & Co,
sp2-S ExchanNs Brokers.
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charged
Lager Beer In half quarter and eighth barrels
(ths latter ones Of gallons q package exclusively
for the city customers) Philadelphia Ale In whole
aud hall barrels. al the lowest market price Terms
sash
y. B-store and Ber keepers, a c 1nsitAralle per
centags allowed. p. WILBACHER,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders ief with Messra. Laijley Robinson corner
9Th and Franklin; MessrB Duval Norton, corner
lfsh and Main, or at my essablishmenta will be
promptly attended Ia. Oc20
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T LIQUORS. LIQUORS - LIQUORS.
IL good Liquors pure Liquors. best Liquors. We
Wpuld call the attention of copnoisseurs To this DO
Jtce, who're they may find the very best old RYE
WdfskEI. warranted pure aud very old. some
Apple and Pench do; Holland Gin. &C. &c. &c, OF
which we have in store, and on She way.
81 bbs Of old and choice WHISKEY
half pipes Of Henuesey BRANDY
2pipes of old Holland GIN
- bbls. Virginia Apple BRANDY
do do PEACH
4o7 do. Wiskey of assorted grades, together
with ol4 Jamaica Rum. Madeira Wine. Sherry, do,
&C. All Of which we Offer tn the trade.
WINSTON Il POWERS,
Hau 81 Io nd Daar
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TIE PREsrpEsr's MESSAGE IN PARIs.--The Pres:-
dents message was published j 4 full by all the
Partisan journals. II Was telegraphed through
from Liverpool to Paris in five hours aud half
the same time il was required to telegraph IL to
London. But the two copies came over different
wires. and while the copy sent TO London was In
English, that to Paris was in French. THIS tact
shows the Importance given to the message. Ths
comments Of the rfess npon this document are va
rious.
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- --l--a- 7-sa77---
MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON
Main street. between sth and 9Th ats
RICHMOND. VA.
Monuments af any siae desgn made 20 order
of tile t-esf Italian or American Marble
respectfully invite the attic pt,n OF those In want
my stock. which Is the largest and best finished
assortment oi MONUMENTS, TOMRS HEAD PIE-
CHS ana NANTES. to be fouad in the city.
ra-Flrst Premiums awarded by the Virginia Agri
cultured society. anu Mechanics Institute, Sc rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

THE INDIAN MuTINY.-The London News touch
ingly brings a fearful phase OF the Indian nlutiny
before the reader Says the News: "It is under
stood on uDquestionable authority. that there are
several ladies now in Calcutta who have undergone
such nnspeakable degradation that they obstinate
ly refuse to give their names, preferrng that their
relations should suppose them dead" Aud on
these words. the News founds an earnest entreaty
70 the sufferers to come home. IL says that 1t
would change the word "degradation' into tout
rage" for it is not in the power of man or devil to
degrade the innocent. when we tell them," says
the News, ''tbat there is one here who does not
regard them with cordial respect-with reverence
which almost absorbs compassion, when we tell
them that. all unknown as they are, We pass sleep
less nights on their account; that tears fall and
prayers go up for them through the silent night
surely they will not refuse TO come home" Can
there be more awful phase of war than this,
which renders such an appeal necessary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

LIYy INSURANCE CAsE.-The State Mutual Life In
surauce Company Of Worcester, Mass. resist she
payment ofs1 500 upon the life Of Rt. Rev. Bishop
Henshaw, who died suddenly of aroplezy In Mary
land in 1852, the ground that the bishop has no
right to 90 as far south as Maryland without their
consent His physician deposes that his death was
not caused by any local or climatic Influence, but
was from excessive labor In TIE service OF his bles
sed Releemer. The case is now before the SUI
prone Court Of Rhode Island on questions oilaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

1910 GEO. d. STEEL, GA
AO'/os Dentist. WfYp
With the beginning Of a New year. dhslre 10 re-
turn sincere thanks 10 those whose liberal ron
aze have received during the year past. and re-
sJ<ctfuiiy ask continuance Of il, assuring them
tkat all operations, whether la the mechanical OF
operative department will be performed IN the most
saftsfantory manner. Having experience of eight
year ip this city, feel confident of giving, be-
liefs have thus fars entire satisfaction ulay be
found st ALL HOURS. All work " an anted
9T~ Office and residence, No. 23i Main above 9th
slrest. nearly opposite j. w. Davies Marble Works,
Richmond. Wa. ia lin
NV President and Di-
~ pect"rs Of the Exchange Bank ot Virginia have
declared a semi annual dividend Of 44 per cent iess
"a PR cent boIus. payable on 18th inst
la s-2w w r. ETH0TIIER casliar
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
TySIyR NfsE IN Npl Mt

VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CONPAET
CHARTERED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA,
IN 1881.
THIS Ui.D COMPANY,
(yo. i3i MAIN gTREs-, mcHkowpD -
Continues 70 insnro property of every desc ryeton
against Fire. the dangers Of eeas, aud Inland Trans
pcrtafisn, on the most reasonable terms.
2s- Losses promptly settled.
pisBrToFs:
II f. KENT. TfIOs SAMSON,
JOS ALLEN @. w.PURCKLL,
WM. BEERS, d. T. MiNST0N,
n w FRY j. p. WINSTON,
WIN. PALMER, z. T. PuLIIAM,
J. A. INL0ES, II. a CL4Inxhnn
Ir WIDsWORTU. GkO. w. SMITH
ocI2 W. l.. cowARDfN. .secrctary.
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SPECIAL NoriCB0.

- NoTIcE. The subscSibGls are az.
ssus to sstfle up their books to July lse ar. end
would call the attention Of parties intessoted = Sha
notice. Having made change In car 6oafnsa
counts. GR0SHOS0 TUfMA1
~ lT-ts =
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DR. BRAsDRErH IN LucK.-The Sing Sing Repub-
iican says that DR.. Brandreth, who recontly pur-
chased n ruby for $3.50, at the late sale of SNUG
ged iewelry by the United States marshal, in
New York, has been offered 81 200 for the same, it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

A SAD MIsTAKE.--Charies Danhaui, OF 0rland.
Me-, while on a cunning excursion last week with
his young friend Edwin Saunders, he mistook him
far deer and shot him. saunders died before he
could be conveyed TO his home.
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A TRAyELEn.--Thc Portsr,outh (N. H. Chronicle
states that Oliver Philbick, who hes been connect
ed with the navy yard at that place FIR forty years
thrty-six Of which he has served porter has
crossed the piscataqna river In boat ten times q
day, on an average, during that time, making to-
tai distance travelled for the forty years, $4,000
miles. or nearly six times round the globe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

MONUMENT TO ETHAN ALLHN.-Thc State of Ver-
mont has appropriated $1,000 for n monument to
Ethan Allen. 4 subscription, limited TO one dol
lar for each subscriber, has been started, TO place
colossal statue Of the hero on the top OF the col
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

=, Miss JESSIE MERTON WHITE.-This young lady,
we see, since her return to England, has been do
ing more sensible thing than trying to get up
an italian revolution. She has been getting mar
ried to n young Italian, of literary prctensions
named Signor Alberto Mario with whom she be-
ea me arnnaint ted In Genoa.
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.DEcEssgD.--The Albany ~. ~ Journal records
the death Of Mr.. John Upton. During the last
Congress be acted first arms TO the
Congressional committee that went to Kansas, and
subsequently, an officer VI the House Of Repre-
seatatiyes.
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KLlED.-A man named James Allison was killed
in Woodrow's Mill in Washington county, Pa, on
the 26th ult. lie WAS engaged in oiling the mn
chnery, when his clothing was caught in the cogs,
and be was drawn through between the crown
and spur wheels. The obstruction great
that the machinery was momentarify stopped
The unfortunate man was terribly rnar gird,
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TIE HIDE AND LEATHER BusrSEss.-There Is said to
be invested in the hide and leather business in
Philadelphia capital of not less than two millions
of dollars, and in the manufacture OF morocco and
sheep skins at least five hundred thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
Albany CaitIr sIaykes.

" 7,
CAriLEAt Moore Drovel ards 100 hcsd, mosy Inferior
quality very good and extra prces rde =
shade Arh his than last, selling .dfiG g u 1--we
weight.
Smith J. CunrinFS-l sold Is hess SCI each and o..
Mcdonnell S Ais so - each, which is ~
q 10, seller. est nsste.
a. Wsle sod - Kentucky S,e,rs b. weighed - Is.
C. NcftwJe sold 75 heEtucky u be we.hed IL u This
IA one of he best 1royes ulTsct tls
sHTcr2 500 offered. The GrnI a it, brt Prices
dull selling $3.50 rs % oeaohCaqan Rodse cGEa~ par
ia rs AL iexcep. tWo lo;s) for .la-E lterirg nCre
Hoss-Arrye slowly; tLe rV,eips tt foot m 5,2n
sollng ste. q TO- i've "eiat d. o. Drnmo1e sOld i
market
FEsIcHT. TIE Hudson River R1oad csrs e. carry cAt:s
= A. car % oIk the rTVpcess - q ne.d
Vicuas drrk and lod.sFs iucldca
Tt follow iux Of number q
eel hero wa Ccu.- R4Ioed ioI sao ending tins GAy;
Cattlc
iogs.................
Abo-t 90 ca;i.t cent Eastward.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
Passengers Arrived

"a r-.r1,k,s F,lion from H4v,e-Mrs. Lobnso MT L
MsTet;ea MS EEzs NJ bot M., and Ar.. slard Mss oI
lin Mr. Hahn Fanny BohI hem hrs Werner az cspfnte
MS = NeTmin Mrs O. Dacononin. J. Kahn, Mr. Tslaoe.
M Burgt Mr FrteTe Mrs r. d. Ia Fsrrere ana daughter
Msses Cymsu Schiel G. fiechsr EoeD9n, ny oe,.e,
M Gssboda and boy Jean PAP A. hos.e Jesn Jsos !sA
Gath Louis We've jose Ksun r. sreof Auf bu,t as,at n.
Hin Jacob sns.r Marc AID Carl Him. 2 H. Heinrich N..e.
r. Meyer L. Graf '. strebg r. ". u, Z: 'eWnAn .,uh'
M,s Gsrsbsde Mrs Noiter child, Misses and Lang,
Lspg Dr. Bruner Charles CALLER George "inteI sss'ss
RotEfeldr BOIL Mahers AID servant ns OioI H. faas j.
Baner r. D.scher g. Row. Gallo, Na.tagne asp sag
mare Buhusr Lssauo, Ceriery fcrant feFfsut PiP
Peyrefe Lsfout Fayre BlrnssdeD Hochsetter br.cn A.
J. de Laf.rest lady three children and sogeIres. h n
C-,,,n NJ end H Morse daughter and child; NJ aud Mrs
Striker s. NJ Mccall, J. D. Clay Uzsr.au Misses a. spa
PoiIey Mr. Nor sd J. Bates A. C. Porter shd lsfy ho1
man Colye ID Mayer family and i've servants hrs s.nsf
Ms Rose Kennedy Col Hamilton, Hrs Potter Mrs j. soel-
don Miss McCalL Coser Nj Putnam sdy, cor dau sn,eE
ard servant Misses Aso, Pslsnsgu Mr. oaTdneT daugh
ssIvant L. Jssnet Paragond Miss Forbes Ms Bowda, Sal
tos Casa Oar.ier James Bidde Me ba1oTde aud dane,
Ms Ponso compsI On Mr. od sin. Gardiner, Turner,
Or Sps Hss Patterson Mrs. Hlat de- ghter aud ser sn
Mn, Grad r. CurnerliDg Cap.s Smith Wilco, two NJ ses
Mr. Lord j. Lscroix j. Hopkins Revs PeamaurIz es al'
Rev p Snvey Mr. Cozzens Ltos Mrs PorteI IN ant and
servant Mrs MsIsLa Miss Dseubery Mis- Louise Abel sed
child Misses D1eIr C. c. Pnckney. w w PsikeT lady aud
servaDt; Messrs Pinohn.y seeg Hs Bucknor MIS- Enele
Angelic. Mr.. w. bshal children and sersant Mr.
Garcia r. Frsncis Mrs Pheps and daughter Ede t'oarsrs
wife and tyyo children; c. W AMI W j. torbes mr DePoes
and lady, Mr.. haene A. Nncen', Nh de q Saa J1sp pa
sal.Ide Brs Friz and daughter, Mrs Terry, N Marsian
p soy Mrs PaireI. A. erbem1nt and family w:
LADY Major Biddle Mrs di Col Portar and
servant Mrs C. A. L. hgnsE Nisses slnan, c. ID FoEbes
A. L. Forbes Mr.. Schu and lady. Total 29l
IE bark 1Eas6a, from HdrGDd-nr. Roman Castro
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
MARLNE' JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK "..
Cleared.

sesmthip Chesspeske, Crowel Portland, II. E. Cromwell
/ Co.
Co.; Red Riding Hood (bE), Rooster, London, Collins L
Marsh.
Barhs-R Mi Norris, Galveston, Wakensn, DiInon Co.
Boudus Cartwright. Hong Kong a. A. Low Broi Laura
Wright, Havana, b. GAser; Hyperion Ward, Antigua T. l.
Dwight. ..
BrgsA Laurie, McGregor, glasgow, Mccall Firth Fran
coma Upton TRINIDAD, Thompson Hunter AmonoosGcH,
Ciark, 81. harys, X. Y. Buck d Co.
sehooners-l D. Wentworth Ryder, Bangor T Ssnfori'
A. TAYLOR, Wells Newport, J. Is. Edwards; Isaac Toucey,
Gould Jacme y. Beck 5. Mills Rowey, ApalscAics Eagle
Hazard Esqunaux OBI Rude, Halifax, N. o. Donogan }.
T. Day, sparrow Layacca T. b. Chase Walter Lemue Long,
Berwick City, H. Pisrson
soop-Tantiyy, Chapman, New Haven, j. b. Ei~ards
Observation-Disclosures, Nsndeyeer, PhlsGepha; Elizabeth,
Mclaughlin Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

--Bk'lvs Yayds-
,-Bklyn Yards


ToraL OID NEw-ciiy Prime, last yesr, A. Re
pnckcd Mes, 35; last month, sO5i last year, l,I.s
kepscscd Chicago Mo-, llc2; last month, $50; last yee
7gg Railroad Beef 49, last month. lo last year lOS Refuse
Mess 29i L.; month 2iO last year. ~ Refuse Prime,
la, month, last year. u Uihcr Refuse, 81 Last month
q; last wear G Tierces Prime Mess -; last month, 90
la yeGr 1912 Cosntry Sess 507; last month. last year.
Az Country Prime, u; las month, .es year, lOs Unin
epcced tcs, iS; last month last yesr 500 UninsPeced
bhs, "a lastmonth loi; las. yeaI 4o TotaOvsi les
month. l.8l0; !sst yea, 9,t85.
PLASTERN he and B.ue Lump sells at IS 4 sun; CAL
oiued a = p 3 bbL, four mouths - -
RICE-Is steady viii sales oi 2oo casks at sS@sS 81 y
leo ib
sALTWc als Of oOoO BUSH :he calso Of ths three
I1esltd schooner n pJeOL, pIisaic terIns
SPfRMaCkTTli hfmi sales Of 1900 II tine Il So ca'n
delivered 81 the Eastward
SU0ARsAc moderately aetlye; sale, Of so hhds Cuba at
G. 0lic 10, hide at 81 G'c linus a. o &C., ana 10 hhe'
az q. 06tc.
SEFpc inouiy continues GOOD for Clover seed we hear
bush ss0luc. Timothy quite hiia ana IA r
demand shipment, 6OO bush u - SOC - ~ g
bush. of t504s lbs
TALLOW-1he ING 'y good par. foI lipment; Gales 4
15e0 H.. lo Rough Fu aud iF demand Al o!c
Gosh.
1lNBArca Tin is mer under the nfueroe of the foreign
sscs cf 40 slabs heIi asher flSes
dull ~ heavy scs Of v boxes Coke Tene, lOAio a
a6 7Sc rs 67l. o uios
NHlskYIhe demand Is faT ard ,-e make; = Sinner
sales OF ~, btt. a. 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
AL ARIC;
OR, The TyRANT's Wilt.
A sIClLIAN STORY OF EARLY TINES
CHAPTER I.-sI.rrc.

CHAPTER I-sL.Rrc
Not far from the city of Syracuse when il was the
metropolis cf all Sicily, object Of longing to anibi-
tious ccrquerors, and one Of the fines. cities in the
world not Ter from this psce upon the shore of the
sea, stood ran ~ho had just landed from vessel
that was sailing away towards the North. He
was quite yOuys Lot over fye-and.twenty-tall ard
wel.-propor.ouei 9TH muscular system finely de-
veoped ard possessing fsce not cnly striking in s
manly beauty, bot remarkable, II 80 young, for
lie stern, ssolu,e, and selfreIsnt expression. His
tress was light ami simple ard evidently OF Greek
manufacture tho lower limbs being clothed in close
fttrg goat-en above wncl he wore shirt Of white
linen, confined al tie waist by belt OF fine mail.
Upon his head cap Of woven stu, tue top droop
ing over the right ear; and bis feet were shielded
ty pair 81 ssndsls. His oCiy weapon was a short,
heavy sword which hung, in leathem scsbbsrd
from his belt OF mail. He stood Tor while, gazing
about s. though undecided what be should
pursue; bat finally he esped oldhshernsn, not far
of, who hai just come down upon the beach, and
.oviris him lie made his way.
"a bright, pleasant morning, good sir ssid the
youth.
Tie old mar cat lis net from his shoulders and
gazed up. He carefully scsrnei Tie features before
him. ard then replied
Aye, far sic, it is pleasant morning. We have
uisry such on this coast"
And yet it storms sonetirler, suppose" suggest
ed the frst speaker.
:" He Is Vie man who rd,e heed. the storms Re
cannot quell, sa-d tie fisherman with nod Of the
head which seemed 70 give his words more meaning
thar the ciruunsa1ces under which they were spoken
would imply.
lyon gIe right there a" responded the other. "Bu.
tell me-~h here osn ! fEd A1sbanu,, the hermit =
TIE fisherman took another careful look into his IL
tersocu.ors face, sEi then sngwerei:
lie lives upon yonder mountain, which Is called
CstalsDo. Do yoa wish 70 see him p
Yes
Then follow the path la. leads to yonder COX,
Il ii brings yoU to & small s.resm Gross that, and
then uPou yoer right hand you will bes'en tack.
He lives IN q cave tbe top Of the mountain, and
Dis tack W. lead yoU directly thther."
Tie young nan thanked bis Informant, ard was
upon the PoiE. Of turuirg essy, whea the latter
umeG:
"Imeen no oGtrse. Your face looks familiar. I.
a. the cost o. oountensaoe l faIciei had soen
eiore."
You'll s; less. re1lsfbor Of having seen such 40
ne on thi. morning" sad tbs young naAa and ss he
bus spoke be TUNED away.
"Aye," nutterei she oil sicilisa, taf TO himself,
but YET loud enough to reGca oiLet eUs; 'si call
on Neptune 10 witness that l have seen i: before
Such fac. sle not multple-they not plenty in
Syracuse thee tine. Aias nores the pity"
The youth he-i-siei for moment a. though he |
would turn hat. but se oycrc.1e the disposition, !
.le k,yf gl. Wa lie as. =, uE to a~'.ll t.- !.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
HYMN.
BY ALICE CARY.

BY ALICE CARY.
Away with al liie's memories,
Away with hopes, away
Lord, take me up into thy love,
And keep me there to-day.
cannot trust to mortal eyes,
My weakness and my sin
Temptations He alone can indge,
Who knows what they have been.
And can trust Him who provides
The thirsty ground with dew,
Ard round the wounded beetle builds
His grassy house anew.
For the same hand that smites with pain
And sends the wintry SHOWS,
Doth mold the frozen clod eSain
Into the summer rose.
Ny soul is melted by that love,
~ tender and so true,
can but cry, my Lord, and God,
What wilt thou nave NE do
My blessings all come back to me,
And round about me stand
Help me to climb their dizzy s.airs
Until ] touch thy hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
BROOKLET OF OUR JOYS.

BY MRS. l.. n. sIGOURsEY.
The brook Of the willows.r-Is,IlH Nv, VII
With pleasant, murmuTing noee,
Ghdes the brooklet of or joys,
Sparkling in the sunlight sheen,
Fripg'd ~ith flowers and feckd d with green;
Yet its beauteous banks along
Here and there, with fbres strong,
Still the tree of weeping droopeth,
And to kiss its forehead stoopeth.
Early Spring the current swels,
Brimning DER in crystal wells;
Sultry Summer checks it, how,
Brooks decrease-but willows grow.
TUord Sept. TO- 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
"nO YOU THINK HE Is MARRIED

II JOHN g, sa1c.
Msdlm i-you sse very p slns'
AID can't decline the 'ass'
With the slightest giit of guessing,
Yoa would hardly iced - ssk
Don't you see hint o. marriage
L. bis sober-siiel face
In LIS rather siooping earr.sss
And extremely rapid pace ,
Jrhes not committed tresscz,
Or some wicked scticn done,
Can you see the faiD'es' reason
Why bachelor should run ;
Why should ie be IL iinyl
But s loving wife TO greet,
Is Circumstance to hurry
Tie moet disniied Of fee;
When sfer the man has pied her,
If;he grateful happy eli
Does no. haste to be be,ide her,
IL must be bes.je himself
N;s tu. trihe, rlsy be-
Bat observe Ms practicei tore
When he cslus your stormy baby,
jus. a. if il were bis Own
DO you think certain n'eekness
You have mentioned in his looks,
Isa chronic optic weakness
Tia: has come Of readir.. books
DA you ever see his 'slsiOn
Peering underneath a hood,
Save enough for recognition,
A. & civil person should
Could Cspuchin be colder
When he glances, as he mus.,
AT iipely-rounded shoulder
Or proudly-s|elling bust ?
Madam think Of every feature,
Then deny II, il you can
He's fond, cornubisl creature,
Ard a rery married man
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
markers-c.rrrpl,r REPORTED sos rur n Y. rS,srs'


AsHESThe market is whout chsuso the demand far;
Il ~ bhls 80 for Pots and s6 i2s ot Pearls
BEESWANA nade OF 81 90 % - tSl3c, al extreme
prIce. -.
CoPPER-Resned ingo: continues In M request: We note
farther OF 100 Lake Superior 81 Sc mos Bait
more quiet Other Minds sell owy former prices
COZ TONrces OF Aiddlns Upsnds bsye declined }c and
che dull sbsemont the sses arr so
SAle~ We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
n.. 81. Iess. o.. 81. ~.

yLOIrF AND NEAL-The inquiry FOR Western CsnA t.SS
a. ,odsre,g and " IN prices tsad downw6u
especially the lew grades The bss1e bsndt sre tnc a"
soa,hs ater and trnay tea the aSrsna = : q
4s4 fr rnsouns st,ei 81 Ioqs4 81 foF see,tne sac
"A sec - 20 for extra and low sees o western eAts
F4 g0 - GSfs5 SceS7 IS for esrs Gcresee-the s,'e
rate FOR ss psris best oxtsA and - J~ - ' 70. D. Lo
inony r; ss.s u 40 bbb Al ~ 75s 80 tot e1tia baa4'
Sn,]Itpr l. scsros and nominal Sorihen fonF oeAY e
rp,d continues ebt the tsde Anc tce wen ih~ies no
,redin sradrs quite heavy snd uorns t' sas
90 M a. s5QS5 ~ Slp-rfIe Raiircre 4'' am
s5 80 a. ftcy sr5 s1fr. brsuts BE FoaE i. l!e1ty
80 h Le.yy fe demand halt; soles oi io b5s ~ -
90 TO- Corn dub snd heavy .ees oi Nv o' d. ~
e. Ier,ev sad - ~ for BIgndywile ,.,.,- -.
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e. rsla,e fary se,iv~. snl s5sde tlmer ~ 20
@ coo b.!s Mass ct = i3 ~ slj % ~ s
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