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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans. City Of New
oeans Be remembered that the Sh day Of May 1855,
Justice OF the In for the
city aforesaid, personally aud appeared A: htpeih.
President and Jules ohobde. Secretary of the Union Insur
Company of Orleans who being dull
law do dcpose and that the above just
true from the Of the Com
pany. A. CHIAPEi.ltA, J. esident
JULES DO .HnNDE, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me d sh day Of May 1855
J. W. ANDREWS, j. p.
At meeting OF the BOARD of Directors held this day II
resolved decsre dividend Of FORTY PER CENT, the
insured for which Scrip will be issued and after he 18th Of
next; and FORTY PER IEST to the Stockholders
cap paid n payable according the 10th section of the
Charter Of the Company and after the 18th day Of May
current
IA. CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.
New Orleans. MAY 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

. H3- consienees per bark Della Chaplin. from
New YORK. viii notice the snce Of htr has
srriysd per brig Alma frem Nassau. NIP They pacu
larry requested Office the
bond give OF their
practicable. q. q. BOGERT & CO.,
nay15 1t " Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

dc ia Non velIe. Orleans. DUc-Eo ~ $50.
I'm vEHrU dun writ de Geri faeias mol
IL adresse Pho abe Cinquee Cour de District az IA
Eouvsiie cans t'a,e cidesus j. procedeai is sA-
MEnI 20 de mai 1855 ~ heures p ~ Hnagsn de
depot Jefferson NJ q dams lie Deuxieme District de
ceite vile, Ia veute pubqre ct adjudication de-
I'm fnou deux casses eouenanf des machines
bains vspenr, etc.
sissn inventae depose bureau
ct Faisi dams Iaffsire ci-dessus.
CoNDITIONS-Comptants moment de Iadjudcation.
\. 7. PARKER,
mvl7 ~ 26 % Sheriff De IA Pareisse rff9rie1us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17
OrficH or THE COMMISSIONERS THH CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans March II, 1888.

?
pa~Hy virtue of the 37th section or the act
OF the Of the Louisiana entitled IAN Rct TO
city and TO provide for the
eminent and affairs aid for the purpose
Of pay ing the debt maturing this year, - - ,
Sealed Proposals. viii be received At this Office ufi The n I'd
MONDAY oil May QTth May 1855 for The purchase Of Fifty
Five of City New Orleans Tor the sum n One
Thousand Dollars each maturing during the 1872 with
coupons ed al the rate Of x centum
Der Annnn semi Annually In the u New York.
Proposals. endorsed Bids for the purchase Of Bonds Of
the City New o leans and sddiess,d TO o. DHBUYS, sec
/ rotary 81 nInissioners--
Cha-. n. waierma Mayor. Ad. ilupre ChAirman
Thos. Theard, Comptroller. Jno. NJ. Hall, Chairman.
Adam giden, Treasurer.
"a q nNnrYS. geo-e tary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
New Orleans. April 8, 1858
R3-Eotfce IL hereby given that In con form
y with three of this Company, the
Directors. during the ens
ing will be held this Office. WEDNESDAY, the "a
day u June next The hours Of " VI. and M
as I'd GEO. O. LAWRASON. Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

q AL. rAPPENHEEMEcR Has RE4ogEn
III from No " Bnronne No us Canal. shsz< ~
~ has on hand is consistently recssiag, hrsr -
MI .nelid and Mahogany tzzxzE
aud Bsa-Roe1a 70 RNIruRE, all selected ~ hssesiG
which he oilers public reduced prizes. sn the
Cal sad sxanias before buying sisawhere. i.lt -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

nsNABURGS-l00 BAI.Es. FROM THE LAUDER
se Fnctry Florence Alabama received and Tor sale BY
J. b. yALEN1IN CO, Agents
2 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

DsS- ship Cicero, Can't. Taylor, from Bos
ton, Is now discunrig cargo Pot 81 Third Disiuei
Consgnees requested attend the receipt Of thei
g1ols on the Levee.
mylt GEO, W. HyNsnN rO.. % carnp sweat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

myl7 2ts N. @. q
sS- Public Lectures An Invitation has
been presented W. Bro JOHN DELAriEiD, " SAift
Louis by Relief Lodge No. o. lui lana 10 Lecture on scen
tfhc subjects connected with Masonry. oc.
NJ W. Bro. ielAield h.yi'g seeeped The nviaton, will
deliver Lee MONDAY EVENING, May IL at
Masonic Hail, ~ TX O'Clock.
subject First lecture The Truth Of ths Word o. God
Of Philosophy u the Pre- ent Day.
Second Lecture i be delivered At the same place on
Subject OF Historical Account Of Sup
erstions Visions and Dreamspscirai Illusions the Evoca
OF the Dead In Past scented b. Sacred and
Pofane History, and tie intercourse btwen tie Spiritual
THIS the Present. Life aud Philosophical TX
planation or Sleep Dreams and the Action o. the MBdn
Tick so censfo be obtained at the principal BOOK and
music and at the Masonic Hall myH y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17
SltamDuaI slrpannrss dlbrs Gap.

Monday. May II. Isbs.
Arkansas TENNEssEE BELIZE Mabcn. s Pm
Memphis. sINONDs, church. IS Pm
louisville ...E H. FAIRCHILb Fauee 8 pm
Cincinnati. LANDS. Scott .........6P pm
Mobile Hen.. Pm cars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

kN ALL PAPEsH-W sill kAfhk--J ISL RECEIVED
w direct FROM the manufacturers the largest and most desi
rebe stock Of French aud American PAPER LANDINGS
brought into this mArkt Consisting OF Oak Marble Gold,
stone Silver Velvet snd Decoration aper o. every descTp
Also. Of Satin and Blank Papers Of
every price aud quality. For sale low by
f. NEWHAfIs,
co Canal. corner Old Isvea street, up stairs.
Nsc5upseni workmen seat 2 auy Of The city ceuu-
try. A- md sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17

CUNDRIES IN STORE
- 20 boxer Mnsestel Wine;
cAses Saiss AbsynIh;
10 :. Green Peas, hoxeS and = boxes.
:. Truifsd Pies, slsofl,d ,ikss;
ESQ Demohns, !. aud gallo 5;
For sale by GKATIAA, COMMAGBeE CO,
myl7 % nsiomhouse street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
RAY STATE BOOK STORE
II OPPOSITE THE BAY STATE HOUSE.
NEW BOOKS.


NEW BOOKS.
Journal Of Conversations with Lord Byron, by the
Countess Of Blessingon, with sketch of the life Of the
Author.
4 Little Leaven and what it Wrought at Mrs Blake's
School.
Our Little Girls, by the author of "A Little Leavon and
what II Wrought"
Tobys Travels or the Holiday Adventures of a Kitten;
q Christmas and New Years Story. By Lucy Ellen
Guernsey, authoress of "lrsh Army" &c.
Little Songs for Little People.
The New Priest IN Conception Bay. 2vOl. limo.
True TO the LAST or Alone on WIDE Wide Sea. By
y, Roe.
Kari Keigler; Walter Leyton; Poor and Proud Old
Wonders Eyes and other stories for children, by Grace
Greenwood.
Pictures Of the Odon Time, by Edmund IL. Sears.
Bitter Sweet. by j. G.. Holland.
COurtship of Miles Standish, by Prof. LOngfell0w.
Autocrut Of the Breakfast Table, Holmes
History of Frederick the Second, called Frederick the
Great )" by Thomas Carlyle.
KollO In Rome.
Berram Noel, Story for Youth, by H. J. May.
The -Four Sisters Tale Of Social and Domestic Life IN
London, by Frederick Bremen
The Minstraty Of Life by Maria Louisa ChRrcsworth
author OF " Mnistering Children"
All new and popular books received as as pub
lished
Harper and Atlantic received for December school
Books furnished TO the trade at the lowest wholesale prl
For sale by EDWARD MELLEN, JR,
n20 l2l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
Virginia Democratic State Convention.

The Convention re-assembled Saturday
morning, Letchers vote for Governor is 49,
532, and his majority over all 1880. His
nomination was declared unanimous Mr.
Gordon of Albermarle, Mr.. Wise, and other
bitter opponents, formally pledged themselves
to do everything in their power to secure his
election. John Randolph Tucker was then
nominated for Attorney General by acclama-
ton. The merits Of six or more candidates
for Lieut. Governor, were freely discussed.
The Convention adjourned Saturday evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
G01ants.

SITUATION WANTED, by a smart,
~ active girl, to do general hOusework Apply at
e. nJO d6t* NJ O. BEMIS, 80 Madison street.
WANTED.-A man capable of taking
W charge of a Boot Mandatory, who is thoroughly
acquainted with the business and wishes permanent en
plovment at good wages. Apply to
do diff o. S. SANFORD, CordaviIle Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06

The steamship Catawba has arrived at New
York with Havana dates of the Both ult. On
the 28th ult grand ball was given, inaugur-
ating the new water works,
Several persons have been arrested at Ha-
Vana, charged with being concerned in a con-
spiracy against the government, They are
believed to be innocent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06

In this city, Dec 9Th, Carrie e. wife Of H. s. Luther,
and daughter of the late H. H. Bowen, n.
Funeral Wednesday NJ u O'Clock, NJ No 3i3 Main 81.
Friends are invited to attend -
In this city Dec td Emma O., daughter of Walter W.
Fox, mos. Nov 30th Mary f., daughter Of John and
Sarah Holt days; Dec 3D. Sarah, wife Of John Holt 25
IN Soulhbrdge, Nov Esd, John Blair Esq, Al Nov.
2Hth, Zebnn Fletcher, a.
IN Burrvllle Nov 10Th, Rhoda j., daughter Of Solo
mon and Maria smith, In the gath year Of her age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
lavish Meetinp in New York.

The mass meeting of Jews in New York, on
Saturday evening, to discuss the Mortara out
rage at Bologna, was one of the largest gather
ings of that class ever held in the city. Jonas
N. Phillips presided. Several speeches were
made, and resolutions were passed, denOuncing
the outrage in the severest terms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06

SERIOUS INCENDIARY FIRE AND BURGLARY.
AT about three o'clock Saturday morning, a
barn attached to the house of John Mead
postmaster of West Newton, was discovered to
be on fire, and was totally destroyed with its
contents, including valuable horse, COW, pig,
&c, &c The fire spread to the house. the eli
portion of which was destroyed, but the main
structure was saved by the energetic efforts of
the fremen and inhabitants of West Newton,
aided by the fire company from Newton Cor
ner. The contents of the post Office and also
of the grocery store kept by Mr.. Mead, were
not injured.
The fire was no doubt the work Of an incen-
diary as when the barn was reached a door
was found open. The loss is between $1,000
and $1,000, on which there is an insurance at
the Holyoke office, Salem.
While j. W. Plympton, of the firm of
Pympton, Stevenson, & Co., of Boston, was at
the fire, his house was entered by robbers,
who did not carry anything away, but RECALLED
themselves with an early breakfast of pie,
cake, &C., and deoamped. Saturday morning
the tracks Of the probable incendiaries and
robbers, who came in a team, were discovered
from marks in the snow.-B0ston Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
m Il,:, TSSI Is Genplns RIs,egqEetien.
MAIHRIED.

In s0uthbrl1ge, Nov 9Th, by Rev s. s. Parker Mr..
VIM. H. Curtis 70 Mrs Mary A. Miller both Of PrOyi-
dcnco, r. L., by Rev. W. w. WILSON, Mr.. VIM NlchOl-
son t0lMiss Catherine LAMBERT all OF sonthhridgo.
James n Powers Of Carlisle, TO Miss Nancy +. Newell Of
In Milford Nov oath, by Rev. j. NJ, Bailey MIR, Charles
WILDER TO Miss Emelino Smith; MIR, Caleb " A. Smith to
Miss Caihorne Dlggan. all Of Mend0n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
Goget.

o. HOUSES TO LET-The lower
ii5 tenement Of house No. 10 Oxford street. and the
s1sa upper tenement of House No. IS Austin street.
both in good order and supplied with lard water
Apply to s. II. COTTON
STORE TO LET.-The Store recently
~ occupied by j. o. Bems & Co.. under the Bay State
House. This Store well located for Grocery or Meat
Market. Apply to 7. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
me- du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06

stands unrivaled in the market as yet for economy
comfort, convenience, and beauty.
They by the patented to save 80 per
Of the cost of either wood coal any other Stove
1t also has the advantage every other stove of
warming the lower part Of the well as the upper
part thus preventing what detrimental health
cold feet.
The only place which the above stove is manufac-
tured is at the subscribers, who also sells the same
They also be hnnght of WILLIAMS d PA0E, VI
Wafe- at-sss, boston. ,. W. J0RDAN,
MO diff l6 Southbridge street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
Mexican Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Dec, Anew Orleans papers
of the 9th ult. are received. They contain an
extract from the Havana Diaro De La Marina
of the 25th ult,, saying that Gen. Robes had
routed General Lalares at Jalapa, taking the
latter prisoner. Letters from Vera Cruz to the
30th are said not to confirm this statement 1t
was conveyed to Havana by a Spanish brig
from Sisal in private letters, written by per-
SONS of credihitv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
Buttons.

BY E. W. VAIL, AUCTIoNEER.
EXECUTORS SALE.-FARM AT
~ AUCTION.-I favored with instructions from
the Executors, to sell without reserve, THURSDAY,
Dec 9Th, at IL O'Clock, the desirable farm belonging
to the estate of the late Col ARENAS Ward situated In
South part of Worcester about one-haf mile beyond
QuinsigamOnd Village the old road to Mlbury con-
tanning IS acres suitably divided into tllage moving and
pasturng, with about Is of wood of a handsome
growth. The soil is Deep naturally warm and easily cu-
tvaed; is well adapted to gardening purposes and
proximity to good market renders 1t desirable in this
respect. We would recommend all wishing farming prop
erty to examine previous to the sale Terms LIBERAL
and made known at sale. For further particulars inqure
Of the Executors, DWIGHT FOSTER and GEORGE H.
WARD the AuctiOneer, f. w VAIL
Worcester, Nov. 20, 1858. davis MAO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06

ATTEMPTED MURDER-Patrick Armstrong
of this village, was brought before the Police
Court on Thursday, on charge of attempting
to shoot his wife with pistol, on Wednesday
evening The pistol was loaded with ball, and
he snapped it twice in her face, He also at
tempted to shoot an aunt Such, at least is the
evidence. 1t is the old story of jealousy
Armstrong has been in the employ of the
WOonsocket Furnace Company. For want of
bail in the sum of $1,000, he was committed to
Jail to await trial Woonsockel Patriot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06

CHARLES SUMNER.-The Boston Advertiser
makes the following statement in regard to the
ease of Senator Sumner:
ut will be recollected that after the prolong-
ed application of fire to the spine, last summer,
an interval of two months was prescribed by
the physicians in order to give time to Judge Of
its effects. That interval having elapsed, Mr.
Simmer returned to Paris, where he found the
physicians charmed with the progress and the
prospect for the future,e On the day succeed
ing that on which this letter was written, a
consultation of physicians would be held con
sisting of DR.. Trousseaa, the most eminent
practitioner in Paris; DIR. George Hayward,
our townsman, and Dr. Brown-Sequard. They
would decide whether the fire treatment must
be continued. On the result of this consulta-
ton depend Mr.. Summers future movements"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06

No News of the Steamer City of Washington
NEW YORK, Nov, 5,-AlI the Southern lines
are out of order. Nothing yet of the steamer
City Of Washington at Sandy Hook
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-06
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-The Presidents mes
sage will occupy TEN-not eighteen columns Of
the Washington Union, as previously reported.
Eighty-three Representatives have recorded
their names at the House Post Office, so quo
rum on Monday is certain.
Phelps is to be chairman of the Committee
of Ways and Means.
Mr.. Chesmit, elected Senator froW South
Carolina, is anti-secessionist. He defeated
Governor Manning, who is a political enemy
of Senator Hammond.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10

UY- 81 hope to live to see the day" said
Lord Brougham, "when every peasant in
England can understand Bacon" Wouldn't
it be better that they could cat little bacon
first?" inquired Cobbett.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10

DANGER OF RUBBING WITH BRANDY.-We
heard the other day of singular, and, we be
leve, new effect of the application of bran
dy as a medicine. A gentleman, GONZALES
cling from an attack of sickness, was recon-
mended by his physician to rub himself all
over every morning and evening with the
very best brandy.
The invalid accordingly sent to his family
grocer, with whom he had dealt for years,
and ordered sample of the best old cognac
Home it came, and that very evening it was
tried-outwardly, of course. The GONZALES
cent felt better, much better, and he continu-
ed to feel better for day or so, until he
awoke one morning, and, to his horror, dis
covered thathis entire cutcle-at least where
it had been rubbed with the old cognac-had
become Of a deep crimson color.
lie sprang out of bed in alarm. The fami-
ly was aroused; a servant despatched in hot
haste for the doctor. The invalid's wits were
terribly shaken by this never before heard of
catastrophe What could be the cause of it ?
He looked a picture for painter, as he sat
before the large looking glass in an arm chair,
and ruefully surveyed his crimson covering.
1t was almost ludicrous it was quite as bad
rs Mr.. Tittlebat Titmouses predicament about
his purple.green hair But this could be no
laughing matter; it must be some extraordi-
nary phenomenon, as he explained it to his
wondering and alarmed family.
"And Just imagine, my dear, how shall
look all my life, if this confounded thing isn't
cured Like boiled lobster like a boiled
lobster! shall 90 by no other name Oh
dear Oh dear !"
The door bell rang; the front door opened
in rushed the doctor. For an instant he
could not contain himsef--he had to drop
into a chair and laugh it out.
Oh, its very funny to you, no doubt, Doc
tor; but how would you like to go about all
the balance of your days looking like an
overdone lobster p
The doctor burts out again at this; but he
saw that his sick man and family were really
alarmed, and he soon sobered down into his
usual pulse feeling gravity.
"Mayhe its the iodine, DoetorY suggested
the anxious wife.
ooh, it's roned in, no doubt" said the pa
tient, indulging the ruling passion, strong in
death.
The doctor shook his head.
"Had the rubbing been done as he pre-
scr,bed?"
"Yes faithfully"
"Good brandy?"
ayes the very best-we use no other"
"Let me have it."
The brandy was brought. The doctor
tasted it, and shook his head again
"Ill take it home to examine it chemically.
There are Sc many tricks among the liquor
dealers"
oh, no fear of that with our grocer. lie
sells none but the best liquors. imported di-
rect by himself"
"No doubt. I'll look into it, nevertheless.
And calming the family alarm, the good doc
tor departed, the pure old cognac in his
pocket.
That evening came a note from him:
Dear l., make yourself perfectly easy
The cognac is first proof whiskey. and wont
hurt you. 1t was the logwood in it that did
your business"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10
)L MORNIN 1O O158
4a((p Natlonal Democrat.
The Poets Overthe Way!

The Poets and literary gentlemen on the
other side of the waters, says the Irish News,
have been enjoying themselves of late by eX.
posing the unamiabilities of each other. First
we had an expose of Mr.. Dickens's domestic
affairs and of how he discovered that his
wife was no longer quite the thing for an
author of such creative fancy Then tor
pedo was flung into Mr. Thackeray's face
which exposed the cooked nose of that gen.
tleman and made him vince from the public
gaze. And now we have another set-to be.
tween two other Knights of the Quill. Some
time since Mr.. Lytton Bulwer, in his New
Timon took occasion to ventilate some ma
lignant and uncaled for asperities against
Alfred Tennyson They called forth a squib
or two in Punch. 1t now appears that Ten
nyson himself has entered the field in the lat
ter journal with the following settler:
THE NEW TIMoN AND THE POETS.
We know him out of Shakspeare's art,
And those fine curses which he spoke
The old TimOn with his noble heart
That strongly loathing, greatly broke.
So died the Old here comes the New.
Regard him: familiar face
| thought knew him ; what, it's YOU,
The padded man-that wears the stays
Who killed the girls and thrilled the boys
With dandy pathoS when you wrote,
A Lion you, that made a noise,
And shook name On PaPalotes.
And once YOU tried the muses. to;
You fIil'd, Sir; therefore now you turn
You fall on those who are to you
As Captain is to Subaltern.
But men of long-enduring hopes,
And careless what this hour may bring
Can pardon little woud-be Popes
And Brummels when they try to sting
An artist, Sir should rest in Art,
And waive little Of his claim
To have the deep poetic heart
Is more than all poetic fame.
But Sir, you are hard to please;
You never look but half content;
Nor like gentleman at ease,
With moral breath of temperament.
And what with spites and what with fears,
You cannot leta body be:
It's always ringing in your ears,
They call this man as good as me-
What profits now to understand
The merits of a spotless shirt,
A dapper boot-a little hand
If half the little soul is dirt
Iou talk of tinse why we see
The old mark of rogue upon your cheeks;
You pirate of Nature you are he
That split his life about the chques.
A Timon youl Nay, nay, for shame:
1t looks too arrogant Jest
The fierce old man-to take his name,
You bandbox. OF, and let him rest
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10

CB"Shall have your hand p said an ex-
quisite to belle, as the dance was about to
commence. "With all my heart" was the
soft response.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10
nzE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

osg- ONCE in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and Second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10
DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED DAILvtMoNDAvs ExcEPrEp) ny
A. S. RANDALL & co.

as. RANDALL, $. b. CHRISTIAN, J. f. WHITAKER
n W. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
JOHN r. RIDGE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10
Y
r-ifty Cents Por Weok

ADvERTIsING.-0ne square of twelvelines anu
more than six lines, first insertion So, each subsequen
gpsertion 81 So When advertisements are inserted
lnte vals each insertion will be charged the first
FOR half square of six lines more than three first
insertion 81 each subsequent 81 For three lines
or less, first insertion 81 go Monthly advertisements
Of one square of II lines, 80 When changed at the
end VI each month, extra charge will be made
For alfa square of lines, and more than three
Enes per month, 81. For three lines per month S5.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10

NUTS FOR PooR MEN-It costs a great deal
of money to be rich. and it is a question if so
much is worth so little After all, is wealth
worth the cost, first in acquiring it, next in
supporting it, and lastly, in bearing up under
it when you have lost it?
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-10
Western House.
Corner of D and Second streets
MARYSV SVILLE.

{se@2 The undersigncd takes pleasure in
E!!HF saying to the public that he has lately made
Es,YA some repairs in his House, with the view oil
&ss4sA alorjing greater amount of comfort and
convenience to his guests. By unremtting attention
he hopes TO merit continuance Of the liberal patron.
age the House at presens enjoys.
Passengers arriving by the Stages or Boats eau be
accommodated at all hours.
The charges such as to meet the capacity of ev-
cry one.
E& @to3 OF Charges.
Board per week k......................... IS 90
Board with Lodging per week. $40 to $l2 90
Lodging, per night. ............5 90 cents to 81 90
myl4-my q. WOODWARD.