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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
Saw Mill For Rent.

|ENHE UNDERSSGNEn OFFERS FOR RBNl
n his ncW steam Saw Min. situated IN the io'
ot Moor"sttiic, Butte County, said nil j. Local
IN one ol ihc finest plneric- in the >late. colnPs1
al' HE varieties "i pine, IN the create atundaao
MooresNlile is rapidly improving. two large Es'
d.tchcs Viii be completed to this place during :.
summer. aud there j. great cen aud Tor lumtd
There is now cut and handed ~ on The hg-vH
the mil, 81 hicient qusntity OF LOGS to cut stn
2j0'ouO feet of lumber. The teros will be easy. ~
parlrul RS, enquire of {. : Lytic. on The trems'
Moore svillc, Aug oh, 1858. {. :. LYLE
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
COnstable's Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF TWO WRlTS or EXECU-
~ ton. issued out of John Berry Court JUS
hcc Of the Peace in and for Ohpir T"wnShip County
OF Butte and state Of California, to me directed and
delivered commanding me 10 make the sum of sixty
dollars tSG0 00 and all costs of suit, taxed in the
sum Of thrtY.thrcc and cichtv-uiue ouc-huudredths
dollars S3 Hpl and al accrung costs on said writs
wherein JULIUS pIPMAN is plaintiff and VIII
LIAM IlESSE is defon liant, ! have levied upon and
viii expos" at public sale. TO The highest bidder for
cash. on the tiT'h day of August, A. D.
1905 at the hour of eleven clock. \. NJ of said
day all of the right. title and interest of the above
named defeudaut in and To the following described
property TO wit: That certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the Town OF OroyIlle, County and
state aorcaid, described and designated on tho plot
or map OF the Town of Oroyille ~ lot number one.
tD in block fourteen 40 said lot fronts on Lincoln
street TWEEN y-two feet and back sixty feet to-
eciher with NIL and singular the tcncmcnt-. here
dltnment' ami appctteuanccs ihereunto belonging
or IN auvWi-e app"rtnjuiHg
The above sale to take place in front of John S.
Berry r Office, in the Town of Orovillc, County and
state aforesaid.
u. .M4GTIRE. Constable.
0rovillc July 1Ith, 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
Sherif's Sale.

hf VIRTUE OF A DccretnI order
issued out of the District Court OF the Fif-
'f"hth judicial District. in and for Butte County and
state Of CALIFORNIA; agaiust SIMON GNFRAGSE nn,'
). W. WHALING, and in favor Of ROCCO MAR
ChELhA. Tor the sum of Five Hundred and FIT,
ol"rs, principal debt, and the further sum Of Three
Hunirrl and lhirty-f twenty five one -hnndrcths
DorS 'ht, rest together with legal inter thereon
itelA .hG d";c CI tits decree, and thirty pcr Ger
lh"fcoN for attorneys focs, u"I tn, further sum OF
'hfS I'VE twenty one hundrcti,s Dollars costs o.
sun, and all :ccruitP costs of said writ TO me tli-
recicd and delivered, commanding me To sell the
morigaged premises hereinafter described to satisfy
sale demands. Will on 1ucsdHv the 34th day of Al.
gust Nd. lNjS, AT the hour Of Two O'Clock PN ut
sa'i day in pursuance of The requirements of said
"r', NIll sell ut public sale 10 ii.e highest bidder
ior cash the property described IN said order of sal
rs llnWS, to Wit: That piece parcel Of land sit
aforesaid, commencement ON the norherv line of
hiiu street, 10 feet easterly fro The north east.
cry corner of vi d street and Iluutoou street,
flhN'iG along The said nUrhcry lire Of Bird stree,
ta~ery 33 iert ,hensc AT right angles northerly s.
ltc', Thence at ri4ht angles westerly 3I feet, thence
al rlEhi angles sunhcrS 50 tee, tu the place of rgin.
nlhS hciag II part at Loot 40 . in Block No :. Il.
ava Gown ON the cNi>iii map ct said town. Together
"Hh al ANA sligIltr the trrCptut~. hcrcIfaEiru
una apHHl"lfhcos iheIeuUtu telungiLg or in an,
"ien APP 'r;iniug.
me above sale to take place at the Court Hons,
said w ~
" D PLTlL SheriF Butte Couutv.
'FoNit" AUG ith ISIS
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
Sheriff Sale

" u. PLtH, ShcriF Buite Com,
Nroyillo. Julv ., A. u. 1858
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16

lites Of transportation. The hour wien
our railroad shall be finished and direct ex-
portation established will witness an increase
of an hundred fold in all the sources Of public
fortune. 1t is towards this goal, therefore,
shat all the efforts OF the country should be
directed.
The great central lines Of Improvement
promise soon to briDgus within sight of those
results The Virginia Central Railroad and
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will
soon form powerful arteries connecting the
Mississippi Valley ard the South with the
Chesapeake Bay, the Pacific Ocean with the
Atlantic, Norfolk with San Francisco.
To what a destiny, them may not The CEN
tral States Of this Union look forward it the
national start which has Just been taken shall
be continued? This must, Of necessity, be
come the great highway of trade and travel
between Europe and Asia. Lying entirely
within the Territory If the United states, 1t
will have nothing to fear from the alousy OF
rival nations or the weakness of such people
as those occupying the Isthmus Of Panama,
that apple Of tiscord cast between the old
world and the new.
Memphis, Cincinnati and st. Louis will be
the great stages upon this grand line OF com
municatioa and will give and take, in turn,
the clements of wealth and business. Every
day the horizon expands. The vast country
of the Chinese, heretofore obstinatcly closed
against the commerce of the world, is just
about to be yielded to the eager curiosity OF
Europe, and must be the source OF plenteous
profit to the United States. Norfolk and
San Francisco stationed at the limits OF the
two oceans, will possess the keys OF this pew
highway OF nations.
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The shells thrown at Louis Napoleo

The shells thrown at Louis Napoleon,
recently, were made to order by Mr..
Taylor, an ingenious mechanic in Eng
land. From the popularity of the
screws, which were simply gun nipples,
Mr. Taylor concluded the bombs were to
be fired from cannon. 1t was not ua-
til after he had heard of the attempt up
on the life af tie Emperor that he had
the least idea for what use they were in
tended. His previous irreproachable
character is considered sufficient proof
that he acted innocontly in the matter,
and was in no wise priyy to the murder
GUS intentions ftho conspirators.
No money is better spent than what is
laid out for domestic satisfaction. A man
is pleased that his wife is dressed as we'll
as other people. and the wife is pleased
that she is so dressed johnson.
When Baltimore lady is kissed, she
says she is taking chloroform, and remains
insensiblc as long as the operation lasts.
Artificial ear drums are now made of
fine silver wire with disk Of India rub,
Der or gutta percha between. They arc
placed in the ear and worn without in
convenience, and the effect is magical.
James, will hear your lesson now,
said a teacher to dirty nosed little
boy. 'Gueth not, thir, he lisped, daddy
thaith little boys should be theen and not
heard.
The wearing of hoops by the ladies
has increased coopers' wages if fly cents
day. Should they set aside artificial
bushes, it is supposed that yermilion
would fall in value one half.
''l he treasure which we value most
we hide, as Parson Gruff Bull said when
he whipped his wife.
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NH. Djx0n'S work on Maritime
Law,

The office Of compiler, nowadays,
is. II many senses, more valuable than
that of an original literary producer. The
world is already SO full of written Wis
dom that we may we'll eXclaim that,
hereafter, there can be nothing new uu-
der the sun" The chiefnced nov is, not
that the mass Of knowledge shall be aug
mented, especially in the direction Of the
exact or ethical sciences, but that its p,c-
sent stores shall be made more readily aud
practically available. Compilations and
abridgements, skilfully done, are, there
fore, to he gladly welcomed. MIR. Dix
on's Abrdigement Of Maritime La'c is one
of the very best Of such performances !;
and the fact that he is our townsman
cannot but further commend it to the
kind greeting of his fellow-citizens. The
following just notice Of the work, we find
in tie Baltimore 4meriean:
1--WE have examined with much plea
sure volume published by Mr.. j. d.
Ghiselin. Jr., OF Norfolk, Va, entitled
IN Ab'1dymeH ofMe Maritime Lar COM
prising general and particular average,
adjustment, abandonment, bottomry, col
lision ard salvage, &c, Icy Francis B.
Dixon, Notary Public, Norfolk. Besides
the above, there are added the general
duties Of masters and owners of vessels,
and several useful legal forms of pro-
tests, &c.-This is a work which will
prove Of great value to all interested in
commerce and navigation. and will be
especially useful to captains of vessels
i'll enabling them to protect the interests of
their owners in case Of difficulty abroad.
The expositons Of the law are plain
and simple, and the instructions positive
and clear, aud shpmastcrs. by following
the directions given, will save much
trouble on their return both to them
selves AMI owners. We have no doubt
that every merchant will see that this
excellent volume is always on board his
ship. We do not wish to be understood
as saying that every captain can become
a maritime lawyer, but we are sure that
with this volume at hand, every captain
can at once ascertain what is necessary
for him to do III an emergency, and can
also judge of tho accuracy and proper
form Of such documents as il may be ne
ccssaFy for him to have provided.
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MONDAY, March Is.
ARRIVED.

Schr Georgia bearing, Pinkham FIN Hos,
ton, stone to .yayy Yard, mdze to sundr,
persons, vessel to Alex. Bell & Son
Brig Martha kemball, Norton, I'm ST
Marks, Fa., live oak, timber for Navy Yard
Schr osceoia, Wilson, corn and bacon 70
Delk 4 Lindsey. "
Schr } spruell, Lyon, bound to Balti-
more more put IN to discharge part Of cargo, to s
SShr Tom Hunter, Miller, wheat and tar
to Cherry q Co.
sehr Nebraska, Purdy, slaves, paas and
Schr John Bushel, Cobb, I'D to Baltimore
put IN t." land part of cargo, to X. Biggs 4
Barge Avery, corn and cotton to Jas. Cor
don u Co. WV
Schr Edward Everett, - fin Prov;.
dence, ballast to master.
Steamer Glen Cove, Davis FIN Richmond
CLEARED.
Schr Jos. Lawrence, Church. for NJ York
by Delk d Lindsey. ~ '
- Sehr Scioto, Hopkins, for West Indies. BY
memo MEMORANDUM.
Schrs A. V. Redel, Ryder, Mary Price,
Wlllets, and Restless, Smith, hence, arrived
Schr Jenny Lind, Combs, sailed from
Bucksport, 9th inst, for this port.
Schr Oneco, Smith, hence, for Portsmouth
arrived at Edgertown sth inst
Schr James Martin, Harding. fin Provi-
dence, for this port, at anchor 10th inst. in
bristol harbor, Providence, wind ahead.
Schr. 5. c. Jones, Bcall, cleared at New
York 18th inst tor this port.
Schr. Henry Payson, Eldridec, hence. ar
rived at Boston llth inst
Sehr. orinoco, Snow, hence, for Halifax
N. >: at Hyannis 7th inst.
Schr. s. L. Parker, Fitzgerald. sailed fm
hockport 3rd inst, for Norfolk.
Schr. Straccas, Cooper, sailed FIN Rock
port 7sh inst, for this port.
Schr. Glenverir, Baxter, I'm Boston. for
TINS port,at Tarpanlino Cove llth inst.
Schr. Gulnare, Darling, fin Newburynort
Tor Norfolk, at Tarpauine Cove, 18th inst.
Schr. L.. 9. Watts, Knowles, cleared and
sailed I'm this port for Boston 18th inst
DISASTER.
schr. Fifield, Amy, cleared here 4th inst
Tor West Indies, went ashore of Hatteras. on
tn eth, cargo lost, crew saved and the vessel.
sails nc, have been sold for the benefit of
whom 1t may concern.
TUESDAY, March 1e.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, RUSSELL fin Baltimore.
Schr. Moxo, Sparks, fm st. Thomas, bal
last, to master.
Brig Starlight, Dyer, I'm st. Thomas, bal
last, to master.
Boats Julia Ann and Ready Money, with
corn, to Jno. James.
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A CARD.

The managers of the Humane Asso-
citation have the pleasure of acknowledge
ing the receipt of two hundred and fifty
one dollars, being the proceeds of the
Charity Concert" given bya number of
ladies and gentlemen at Johnsons As
sembiy Rooms on the evening of the 18th
inst. III view of this handsome and op-
perfume addition to the funds of the AS
ISOLATION, they would express to the Man
aging Committee, Messrs. Wilkins, Gar
diner and Murphy, who discharged with
signal ability the trust conidcd to them
to Signor George. who, as "Musical
Director generously devoted his time
and talents to this noble object during
the course Of preparation, and to its sue
cessll eensummation-to the talented
Madame Bonavita, whose vocal efforts
were greeted with the platdits of the
large audiencc--to Miss Hippi Danen-
burg and Signor Gennari, each of whom
presided with so much skill and grace at
the piano--and to the ladies and gentle
men generally, who participated in the
interesting exercises-thcir high appro-
citation ofthe praiscworthy motives, ac-
tive efforts, and successful performance
which were combined to secure the re-
suit above referred to. They would al
SO tender thanks to the independent
Blues Band" for the services gratuitous-
~ rendered to enhance the interest of the
occasion---to William johnson, Esq,
who kindly volunteered the use of his
splendid Hall-to the Gas Company, for
furnishing gas without chargc-to Messrs
Schwartzkopf and Salisbury, for the su-
perlor pianoS-to the several Editors for
me many favorable notices, and appeals
IN behalt Of the Concert, and to an APP
preclatiTe and generous public for the
evidence furnished on this occasion. of
the interest felt by the community GEN.
orally, in efforts to improve the condition
of the suffering poor.
What is that which no man wants
which ii any man has, he would not part
with for uasolo wealth' Answer A bald
Aaad
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NORFOLK. March 18th, 1858

IJFII, 1V1U'
NesSrS. Editors Allow me through
your columns to call upon Signor George
and Company to repeat the Concert
which was given at Juhnson's Hall on
the 1ltll inst, as doubtless hundreds Of
others Of our citizens would be glad to
have another opportunity of enjoying
snch musical feast, and passing such a
delightful evening; and oblige,
Yours, A CITIZEN.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
MARTIN & COOpER,S
stoves, Stoves, Stoves.

N7E have on hand full supply of all pat
w terms of Stoves, for all purposes, which
we are selling as cheap as any dealers North.
We name in part
The Flora Air Tight, Egg, sizes, Alright
Cannon,
Star Alright, Star Radiator, Fire King
Radiator,
Parlor Cook, Alright Saloon, Mince Plate,
Fanny Fern,
Star Franklin, Hot Air Parlor Crate, Boat
man,
Seven Plate, Russia Coal Bases, sizes, Sal
amandcr's
Model Parlor, Bugle, Beel, Gas Burners.
Also, the following Cook Stoves.
The New World, d sizes, Sunrise Alright,
Premium,
Morning Star, sizes, Encbantress, Crystal,
President,
Boston Sequel, Amazon, Roger Williams,
Kitchen Companion, York Complete, Uni
verse, Hope and others too numerous to
W. D. ROBERTS, Jr., ACO.
ma Roanoke Square and Water st.
aides Morocco Hoots,-We are in
receipt OF lot Of thick sole Morocco
Boots. wi'ee we are running off cheap.
ira 10 GUKNEY X co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
IRISH POTATOES.

THE Subscriber has in store 400 bushels
L Pink Eye and Meycer Potatoes, which
he will sell low for cash.
Also, very fine Sugar at the low price of 7
cents per ID. To which he calls the stteation
Of the public generally.
w. G. WEBER.
Nos. % & "a, West Side
ma l6-4tTu&tri. Market So
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
MOFFAJ'S LIFE PILLS
I'VE Nd p H/ENlY PyTrTED

4 -
The best Family medicine now before the
public, for the cure of .Scrofuta, Ulcers,
Scarcy, or EruptionS Of the Skin, ferer and
al dseasss g ed G h Maa ca IN aft mest
perties.
1t has been computed that during the last
twenty years upwards Of -Four Millions OF
persons have been benefited BY the use of
these medicines; a fact which speaks volumes
in favor Of their curative propertes-a single
trial will place them beyond the reach of
BY their use the BLooD IN REsfioREp TO
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impurities.
The system is not reduced dr. ing their oper-
alton. but invigorated, ant they require no
restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted haze IN these medicines a rene
dy that soal do for them all that a,ediciae can
possibly effect.
Prepared by W MOFFAT, NJ D.,
Proprietor, New York.
Aud for sale by
j Oily u SANTOS ( co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16

HypOphOsphIte of Soda,

SPRING TRADE, 1858.
WM. p. STEWART g. co. res
w pectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public to the Stock of New
Spring and Summer DRY GOODS which
they are now receiving. We have opened
New Styles Parasols,
do do Borgess. and ChalIy Delains,
do do Printed and white Brillants,
do do Silk Tissues and Valencias,
90 do plain and Fancy Silks,
do do Cassimeres.
We shall be in daily receipt of new and de-
sirable Goods, and purchasers will consult
their interest, by an examination of our stock
before making their purchases elsewhere.
VIM. p. STEWART & co,
ma 10 No. 25, Main street.
(H. & A. ConY
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
New Advertisements.
AID FIRE COMPANY,
ORDER No. 1.

ORDER No. 1.
Attend regular meeting of the
6sssa Company this Tf[ESDA Y evening
sSfssssSsgY1at * O'Clock. Every member is
- f=zzssexpected to be present as business
of impoi tancc will be laid before the company
for their consideration. By order of the
PRESIDENT.
THOS. j. NOTTINGHAM,
ma 10 Secretary.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16

REMARKS.
-, Our market for Corn continues active
", We notice about $4,000 bushels of White and
Mixed changed hands to-day at 6IaGlM for
White, and SO for Mixed. No arrivals Of. or
transactions in yellow; we quote at 65.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
TIKI FOLLOWING ARTICLES TO BE
FOUND AT
HAITI e. COS GTGpE

At ReGuceO PPlCeS 1Of cash
DOGERS a. SONS finest Razors--Rooers
II & Sons Needles, assorted numbers in
MOI Deco cases--Rodgers & Sons Scissors
Rodgers & Sons Penknives-Violins Violin
Bows-Italian and English Violin Strings
Guitar Strlns s. Martins celebrated Gaitars
Banjo -Tamborines-Acco rdeons- Flutes
--Fifcs-Fiold Drums--Spy Glasses-Quad-
rants-Goyernment and other Charts-Naut-
ical Almanacs, years 1858 and ls59-Coast
Pilots Bowditch Navigators- Parallel Rules
-Dividers-Ladies' Steel Busks. Lorine's
Globes; Hand Lanterns; Tissue and Tracing
Paper of all sizes; India Rubber Court Plas-
ter; Hair Brushes-Rowlard's Maccassar
Oil-English Brown Windsor Soap Shaving
Brushes Rypophagon SHAY ing soap--Roycc
& Esterly's Dentrifice- Genuine Harlem Oil
F. Marie Farina Cologne Mclodcons-
Chickering's celebrated Piano Fortes-Steel
Pens--Prepared Canvass on stretchers, vari-
ols sizes Pallets-Pallet Knives-Easels-
Fencing Foils and Masks Boxing Gloves
Oil Colors in tubes-British Ink Powder
Indelable lnk-Arno)d's Copying Ink-Em-
erson's Razor Stfops-AtwilPs Strups-Day
Il Martins Real Japan Blacking-Boxes
Water Colors-Hudstn Bay Quills--Tuning
Forks-Gold and Silver Spectacles-Draw-
ing Pencils-English Drawing Paper-Bris-
toll Bcard-Port Folios-W Writing Desks
Myrtle Pomatum-Honey Soap-Barker's
Hair Tonic-TherRlomate and hundreds of
other articles too numerous to mention For
sale by c. HALL Il co.
ma l6
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- -----i-----.s--,-
= UNDRIES-

SUNDRIES-
~ Bbls Sal Soda,
5 Bbls Spanish Whiting.
2 do Venetian Red,
loo Boxes Glass IRON s X to a x 50,
hegs superior G Soda,
l Bbl Alum, 100 lib Cream Ter,ac.
In store, and for sale by
ma L. ". WEBB.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
Deaths.

Last might at eleven o'clock, of Consumn-
ton, Capt. JAS. BENNETT, Pilot, of Nor.
folk, aged Al years.
The friends and acquaintance of the fami
ly are invited to attend the funeral, to-mor
row morning, at 10 O'Clock, from his resi-
dence No. 81. Church street.
philadelphia papers please copy.)
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Special Notice.

FOR PeJuming, the Breath, Cleaning
A Teeth, and BecatJying the Comnlea,ian :,
Ladies H"ir, use "WooDJAND CREAM" 4
new Pomade. 1t carls gentlcmen's Hair bcau-
tyMty-Price so cents each.
Beware of Countertits.
W. p. FETRIDGE l. co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
NECKERY d COMPANY, 4
Booksellers and Stationers. !
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake Co, and by all Druggists. de-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16

ECEIVED to-day Case Boots, i'm
~ ported directly from Paris beautiful
article Persons in want of something verv
handsome and good, will please give us call
at No. 8, East Side Market Square.
ma lG l.. l.. BRlCKHOUSE.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
Norfolk Market.

Ieeretally Corrected Daily from the Gsohs Of
the Merchants uHes Mechanics' EccRanae.l
WHOLESALE PRICES.
NORFOLK, March l6, 1855.
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Hotel Arrivals,
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK.
WIN. L WALTERS PROpRN TOR.

. S A Walsh, R H Cary, N Y; L P
Tucker, Ohio; W II Robinson, Bali
more; Eugene Bober, Miss Toy, Ii Z
McLeaux, Va; S j Burroughs, R A Bur-
roughs, ? Anne CO; DR. Washington, U
S N; G NJ Chapman, d Brite, f City /;
Robt Hudgins, Hampton; W j Whar-
ton, Culpepper; r Peterson e lady,
Philadelphia; j G Darden, Nashville;
DR. G Bowers & servant, Southampton
w B Jones, Warwick A II Ashburn,
Miles L Watkins, Isle of Wight.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
J.L. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
L A Whiting, j H Charles, Henry
Adams, Richmond; Sargent Hrnry Har-
ding, Sergeant Huysman Old Point; NJ
B Creekmur, Norfolk CO; j II Old, II M
Hunter, + II Semour, 2 Anne; j IL Tri-
vett, Goldsboro' Sam r Chisman,
Hampton j Piland, j NJ Edwards,
Northampton J I Shoemaker; J 2
Hall, I Jones, Baltimore.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HoLLADAY, PROPRIETOR.
CIV Waterbury. N Y; BA Richard
son. Warrenton L NJ Crowell, L Hall.
Halifax ; S & Council, A r Karreil, Suf-
fold; W W Weaver, U S N; DR. $ D
Gree Il City.
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What is that which no man wants
which ii any man has, he would not part
with for uasold wealth. Aaswcr. A bald
Aaad.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
| From the Merchants and Mechanics Ec-
change Books.]
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LII A vessel to load at williamsburg
HfS& with wood. Apply to
az=-a- ma Is f. ZANTZINGER,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27

Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore City, letters tesamentary the estate Of
JAMES r. KIDD, late of the said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said estate
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the LIST day of
May next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this LIST day of October A. D. 1855.
JAMES A. REED, Executor,
nco 1nrlur Phil If