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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

A Lncky Pgrchaser.-A man 10 New York
recently bought clock at auction for Fifty
cents, About week ago be sold the clock
to another man, who, after taking it home,
discovered that looking glass in the back
OF the clock was broken. tie took out the
glass to have it replaced by new one, when
he discovered notes of the Bank of England
to the am unt of ten thousand dollars. 1t
is reported that the heirs Of the estate to
which the clock belonged, are going to
commence an action for the recovery of the
money.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

Mr.. JOAN Wise writes that out Of ll3 balloon
ascents IN which he reached an altitude of thre 9
miles, the balloon sailed to the east liz times
In the exception she remaine 4 ne arly stationary
landing three miles west of the point OF as
cension. Gut of 234 clear oerial voyages, and
2t9 tropical ascensiens, he met with two slight
accidents, and the loss OF two balloons by their
geteins away from hum. The accidents occur.
red IN his novitiate. The balloons were lost
one 10 whirlwitd, the other in a juniper
swamp in Maine.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

Mortality Among Indians. arrival at
st. Joseph, from Sioux City, announces a
terrible malady among the Omaha Indians,
some fifty of their number having died re-
Gently. The Indians think it is the effect of
eating the meat.of the buffalo, affected with
bloody murraiD. The Indians had thrown
away all the meat of the one thousand buf-
faloes which they had put up for winter use,
and were preparing for another buffalo
hunt. .s ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

Outrageous Conduct of a Circus Company,
Chooinson,s circus company exhibited at
CASTOR, N. c.. on the 9Th instant. Owing to
some disagreement about the license fee the
members of the company were highly indig-
nant. Hence, as soon as the performance
was over they commenced an indiscriminate
attack on everybody. Some were knocked
down, others cut, and others shot at. DR..
b. b. Hicks, OF Oxford, N. Carolina, whe
happened to be there,it is thought, was muir.
dered.
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The Rtcamoaa correspondent of the Peters
h.

The Ricamoaa correspondent of the Peters.
burg Express says:
melancholy lesson to those who indulge
Ia tue Intoxicating cup, was presented at the
Cap,fo, square this afternoon. A lady Of much
personal beauty and elegantly attir ., was OBJ
tae head of her husband resting upon her lap
coupe of gentleman passing, she entreated
saen 20 procure hack. stating that her hus-
Dana was quite SICK. ter request was imm,-
diatett compiler with, and the husband assist
Cd to tae hack. but the short walk from the
seat to the hack. asitated the contents OF the
geatieman'S stomach, and vomiting ensued,
when the smell of brandy became too pAlpabls
20 Admit OF doubt ) to the real cause OF the
gsatisman's Hines If be could Gully have
see the t-nisr soucituds display ed by that
loving wife to conceal the lahrmities of one
sac was proud TO cali husband, aud the deep
blush that suf4sed her cheeks, when his weak
ness became 30 painfully apparent, I think he
would aevsr again touch the intoxicating cup.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17
THE EUREKA SHUTTLE
E WIN M &C HIN e

Price $50, Price $50. Price $50.
HAS COME, HAS COME, HAS COME.
WILL run, hem, stitch, gather, fell and
w bind. Can be seen for few days at the
Corner Of Wide Water street and Roanoke
Square. at Ferguson h Belote's.
Machines can be had on application at tn e
above place, and instruction given gratis
N. B.-Local Agents will be appointed.
JOHN Il. PHILLIPS,
oc l4'2r Travelling Agent.
ERVANTS SHOES very cheap at
~ ULLMAN'S, No. 10, Main street,
&C is Opposite the Day Book Office
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Rare Cause Of Death Mrs Saloma Schnei-
der, the young wife OF an engineer on Sew
cath street, near Park aveaue, st. Louis,
a~oke in her usual good health and cheer
talnesss, on Tuesday morning. Suddenly
sac was seen faitering in her gait and pres
emily to tall on the floor in half recliping
position. She gasped for breath once or
twice and was corpse. A post norton ex-
animation revealed most rare lesson; it
wasa rent in the heart, which allowed the
blood contained in that organ to accumulate
In the sac which invests the heart, and this
also was rsptured. She had, in physical
sense OF the word, died rt-hroken.
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60 Circulation greater than the Daiiis
OF both Ctties combined. 80
office,

AL Communications, &C., intended for in.
sertion and Letters in regard to this paper,
shonli be addressed to IaEN Il. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order % ensure
att ent ton.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

The Great Vet Deferred. Victor Men,
MET, well scientific writer, informs
the world that the next deuge will certainly
not take place fer G. 800 yeats. q piece of in.
formation which will be emipently satisfac-
tory to the present generation. 1t is not
stated By what eourse of reasoning be arrives
at this concusi6n
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17
BURROWS 80 - =
-4,.s.9 SOS RELIABLE 4sA
EnTruHu

FOB THE RAPID AND EFFEcTUAL CURB az
SCkOF0LA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, EryaipeIas, Ulcers.
FISTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
irt DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COl.DS
CHRONIC DYsENTERY. SCARLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY
GRAND ULAR SRELLINGS, -
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MEacURIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
Of the System, or occasioned by Imprudence in
For sale in Norfolk by .a5it
]. w. BURROW CO..
Druggists and Chemists, So Church 81.
- .
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
TNEkMs.

Tine DAY Boeg will be served to subscribers
at6s cents per week. payable to the Carrier
whsu seat by mail it viii be o. per year, ~
sac mouths, aud 81 for three months, paya
10 In advance
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

Q5icea Worth Hnv@g-A correspondent
of 10, uey's Philadelphia Prsss writes as
follows, in reference to affairs at ConstaBti-
nople:
Ia. Rusaian smb issadcr here has furnish
cd hi1 By his Government, two palaces for
his So IL ner and winter residences with extern
sive and delightful gardens, ornamented with
playing fountains, every variety OF flowers,
Staging birds, &C., aud salary, of hundred
thousand dollars pc. annUm, exclusive OF his
ether eu1olGments. OF course, he is exceed
ingiy popular, not only among the members
OF 1ae diplomatic corps, but, what is of more
aonseauence, With the Turks and the Court.
With him the FrenGh and Engliah minist-
ers caa eonpiets on aearly equal terms, by
reason Of the Eserality OF tneir Govern ments
bat the American minister VIA would not be
placed on the leveiof a representative OF a
htt.e Gefnsa principalitg, must be man o.
prlAse'r -oFtuor. -. t s
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

rs RECEIVING THIS DAY
i Plain Solid Pophines,
v v,a.a a &c sils az Robes,
% do Colored Silks,
Az Wool Figured De LANES,
100 pieces Plaid Ducals,
I 10" 40 40 DO %D.,,. do at At lsHc,
All Wool White Flannels at csc,
Do do do English do,
Do do Double Mill do,
Colored Sack Flannels,
Small Plaid Cassimeres.
ALSO
Very rich stilla Shawls, i s9
Do do Long d.,
Do do Blanket do,
Small Blankets for Children,
Splendid English Blankets,
Do do Crib do,
Marseilles Quilts of all sizes, ocI7
HOOP SKIRTS CHEAT Hoop Skirts
IL very cheap-Hoop Skirts excee dinghy
cheap. Come and look at them.
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store.
&C IL No. IL Market Square.
GRAND ARRIVAA
OF LADIES PHILADELPHIA SHOES.
w Manufacturers in Philadelphia, a supe.
rior lot of Ladies' Shoes
Ladies fine heeled Caters
Do do do Morocco Bootees,
Do do do Goat se. do -.
Do do Morocco and Goat do plain,
Do Button Boots, together with variety
of. Misses and Childs Shoes ls,l Rf
FW SEABURY'S SONS
ocl "a No. Is. Market Square.
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NOW READY.
FOR SALE,

FOH SALE.
THE fine schooner YACHT NORA, IS tons
Il burthen, just arrived from New York. now
lying just above the ferry landing, at anchor
She II one of the New York Yacht Squadron
and would make good pilot boat. Fer furt h.
or particulars enquire on board. &C l7-lt*
TWO SMALL VESSELS FOR SALE
PRIVATELY = a
THE beautiful little sloop "Yankee Blade"
Is offered for sale privately. She is four
years old, and carries 600 bHshels grain. She
IS IN tip top order. Also. the schooner w. H.
Farrew, which is in like good order, sound md
well built, carries 400 bushels grain. Both of
these vessels will be sold low and on very &C.
commodating terms. Apply to ~ wv
MERWIN & CO., OF to
Capt on board at Newtou's wharf.
oc l7-3t%
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

ARMS N swsrhe War Department has di-
WIZ Ma established Ut Jefferson Barracks, Mis-
souri,, until the fnAl destination Is determine !.
Ma, ov ~ y Maerse IA assigned soi temporary
d ufy et Jefferson Barracks, .-.a- + =
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17
COME AND SEE

CUME AND SEE
q That elegant lot Of rich and fashion,
able Gold Jewelry, some entirely new
NA patterns just received at Greenwood
PAL Main street.
The Ladies should not fail to call and ex
anime these desirable goods; they are from the
most superior quality, and will be sold as low
as at the North. mention Pearl and Cameo,
White Lava. Coral and Carbuncle Sets. A very
large assortment of all kinds of Bosom, Collar
Ear Drops, Etruscan and other Chatelaine
Chains and Pins, Magic CHAINS, Vest Chains,
Charms, White Lava, Enameled, Jet and Bali
and other Necklaces, Gold Bars, used instead
of Vest Hooks, Gold Thimbles Diamond Rings,
Pens and Pencils &C, &C.
All the new styles of goods are received as
fast as they come from the manufacturers and
all desiring something new and nice should
call at CT GREENWOOD'S,
81 Main street,
oc Ia Head of Market Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

THE GREAT BENEFACTOR OF TIL
10 U s Il HI q L. d.
ID p. STEWARDS Fuel Saving and comfort
l. producing Cooking Steve for WOOD or
Coal. Improved $50, with new and extra large
Flues.
The Stewart Stove will pay for itself in saving
of fuel every two years.
The Stewart Stove Cooks meat and pastry to-
gether without imparting the flavor of one
to the other. t.
The Stewart Stove will last Twenty years; al
though costing more at first, it is in the end
cheaper THAI any Common Stove.
For sale only by E. DELANY,
No. Ii, Union street, Norfolk, Va
Who has on hand about three hundred Office,
Parlor, Chamber and Heating Stoves, which
will be sold on pleasing terms, &C l3-6t
"a H s. Transcript copy 6t)
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GovAaNaaNr commandments week
ly t'sienient by returns veceive1 to Monday
10th 0croner, 1859
Necet ~" st'','' '','3','f 49, - .sS'usg %
DRAWS hA'feu'f'' '',.'....ss's..t lJofl,en u
UedpG lon ,....ss.s. qUo.ft %
Aml uns subject TO draft ,,.s,.,.,..4, 569, 847 IS
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

LADIES LISTEN
VOU can buy good CATER with heels for
i One Dollar at ...s4 rs"
ULLMAN'S, No. 10, Main street,
oc Is Opposite the Day Book Office.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

Mrs. WtnsiOW. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teskhing, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums. re.
ducing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon II, mothers, It will give rest to yourselves,
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my2s lv
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

4 Attend q called meeting of yeur Company
this MONDAY evening, at Juniors Hall; at
iii IN O'Clock. AS business Of importance will
= be transacted, all absentees will be fined
Bring your Rifles.
By order of the Capt
oc IL JOHN w. ELLIOTT Sec,v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

A NOVEL sIGHr.-Rather an extraordinary
spectacle was presented, yesterday morning.
to that portion of our denizens who hap
pened to be at that time roaming along
"Yuba's classic shore" below Front street.
1t was nothing more nor less than a wild
looking Digger Indian in a pure state of ma
ture, perehed upon fiat pine log, with a
little Digger boy between his legs. and guild
ing his primitivelOoking craft with long
pole down the river. He sailed in full view
of the town, in the middle of the current. and
passed on oceanward. Where he came from
or whittier he was bound, no one knew or
knows. Whether he was escaping from one
of the northern reservations, with his pro
geny, and bound for his original southern
home, or whether he was out on voyage of
discovery, searching for some far land where
Digger's soul may rest in peace, free from
the oppression of the white man, or whether
ii was neither of these but something else, is
left to the guess-work of conjecture At any
rate, he passed on, lonesome looking mys-
terry, rapidly down the river, and for aught
weknow may be going yet.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE I'd.
NTeeting of the National Democratic State
Central Committee.

Alta meeting of the National Democratic State
Central Committee, held at Sacramento on the
9Ist April, 1859, the following proceedings were
had
On motion, it was voted that State Conven-
ton be held at Sacramento on WEDNESDAY, +,
JUNE 18th.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolued, That the Committee recommend TO the
County Central Committees the establishment Of no
test as qualification for voters at the primary cleo
tions other than an adherence TO the principles of
popular sovereignty, absolute non-intervcnton by
Congress and opposition TO the Administration in its
extravasant expenditures Of the public moneys.
On motion, voted the basis of apportonment
be one delegate for each county; one for every
two hundred votes cast at the last annual election,
and one for every one hundred votes and a trac-
tion over. with the understanding that every
county shall, at least have two delegates
This gives the apportonment as follows
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

REcoRDER's CoURr, YEsrEBDAY.-Wm. j.
subert, Edgar King and James White,
charged with stealing bricks. were discharged,
it appearing that they were entirely inno-
cent
ThOs. Sculley, for lying on the sidewalk
drunk, was dismissed with the admonition
that if he committed the same offense again,
he should go to the chain gang. sculley
promised to sin no more and went his way.
Julia Ellis, nymph of the pave, was rails
lug row, Wednesday morning, at o'clock
on street, when she was arrested and taken
to the station house, by Officer Casad. She
was too sick to appear yesterday morning
before the Recorder, but will be tried this
morning
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

BAND of tin pan, COW bell and dinner
gong musicians, together with a chorus of
the most extraordinary description of vocal
lists, made night hideous, on Tuesday even
ing, in the quarter of the city lying on Maid
en- Lane and between First and Second streets
1t appears that some virtuous couple had
just been united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony, and "the boys" were determined OF
having treat out of the masculine partner
OF the concern.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

FrRE.-A fire broke out, yesterday morn
ing in cigar store, at the corner Of First
and streets, and destroyed some twenty or
thirty dollars worth of property. 1t is sup
posed that the extreme heat of the sun, focal
lied through the window, ignited some
matches near by, and thus caused the catas-
trophe No other cause was discernable.-
The engines started out, but the fire was ex-
tinguished by persons on the ground.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

A FELLOW, named Morris, got drunk, on
Tuesday, and lay down on one of our streets
with lit pipe stuck in one of his vest pock-
cts. The fire caught in his clothes and burnt
q large scar in his side. When found, he
seemed to be entirely unconscious of any in
jury. He is an incorrigble drunkard
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

Run INTo.-As one Of the firemen was
rushing yesterday morning, for the fire on
the corner of c and First streets, he plunged
headforemost into one of Dickey's ice wagons,
and came near smashing the vehicle. His
own personal damage was slight bruise on
the arm.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

BuRST-Phillips, the proprietor of the
Union Saloon, on Virgin Alley, which was
partially burnt Tuesday night--as stated in
this paper, yesterday-was very severely in.
jured in the hand, by his plunging it into the
flames, in the attempt to extinguish them.
He will not lose his hand but will not be
able to use it for long time.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE AT BENIoIA-We &C.
knowledge the receipt of an invitation to be
present at the annual exhibition to be given
by pupils of this institution, on the 9Th of
June 1t viii no doubt be very interesting
occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

STAY OF EXECUTION In the case of Jacob
Elzu. sentenced to be hanged at Stockton
on Friday next, the Supreme Court has gran.
ted stay of execution, for the purpose Of a
bearing in Jolly next.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

The Stanislaus and Tuolumne rivers are
said to be higher now than they have ever
been seen at this season of the year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

THANKS to Wells, Fargo & Co., and Free.
man d Co., for the early delivery of down
river papers. yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02
e. IL IL R IL I Il 5
AND
STRAWBERRIES.

TWNHE SUBSCRIBER is daily shipping large guam
a titles of CHERRIES AND STRAW BERRIES
from his Gardens, four miles below Marysvile, to his
Post Offce-where he is selling at the very lowest
wholesale and retail prices.
N. B.-Let families and others remember that we
grow our own Fruit, and have tin daily half an
hour after being picked. Customers will always bt
furnished with the FRESHEST FRUIT in market and
at the lowest market prices. PRICE OF STRAWBER.
RIES REDUCED THIS DAY
G. II BEACH
N B.-Remember, Cherries last but few days
my27-tf G.. II. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

Mr. STARK, the actor, was playing at the
Stockton theater at last accounts
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

HuTcHINGs MAeAzNE.-We are indebted
to Randall d Co. and G. Amy, for the June
number of this excellent Magazine
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-02

The age of the Collatimes and the Brutus
is returning, and may we not anticipate that
hallowed Roman era, when, for five hundred
years, adultery within the wall of Rome was
an unknown crime. JEFF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
scEsK OF rnE EIRar AcE. o,,,,v

THE PLANTATION OF IhItAF.bUNNf, -,
Southern under Southern sun-lhe uttis darkieA
dan,s ~us dan Skecter,-fete the Oil servantieorSe
Pev,o st arrived Paris lion in scase5aSeMsdn e
PeIt. anu patTiaTchs hOneihe good old J1dgsen-
Scrdders description of Ice the cccrconlhe two OTersee
conference.-the strange reison and aheoiion existing V-
tween Madame Ieyton and her husbands natural dsnshIe
Plantation io-SoutheTn waste sud Northern he
Ocoroon-1ho arrival sunnyGe and DoraDora sunny ic,
understand :Ee social position Of Zoe
AcC orriyesThe hard cusomesPGg the yellow ooy
ana notice the indian huutorIEe sTdnga Affection De-
tween tie and the boy slave, companions IN the swamp
hu1Pan Indian start the Red CEDAR owap oF
a. fTselsrs on srrebonnerhs plantation 20 Do soid-fhe
last Lop- sring the esafhe Judges
kPv love for Ocoroou" marry bat can
make Of the riches; estate in ne 30
oyet Is review the u thngsIhs live oak and tne
c.euer o live Yankees diamond cut dsmoGd-Scuddsrs
eouson OF his love for ZoeneCskey discovers the nee
oapra OF Zoo-The udgsneutFhe dark hopo-The resolve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON TIE ATCHAFALAfA,
TUE IIfAfpFR SHE'D.

Sender returns 10 his old AIDE aud takes philosophical
wants L picture tooi-Pete buss terrible ncwsLoe conria.
iteoTss decaIa;ion of his love- Hs does not knew "n.
AMI be eighth Coskeys resolve ties
and PauThe apparatus wofkIhs dGsuefEeoiyPe portrait
Paul takes his likeness assisted tns bdan-fne Ssv
aye,, ar for the nschne n links h deadly wespon-Psu
ats for h pastraThe aasklhe murder-Ihe letter ana
tbe hight-i1 ensLopne will De sold aud Zos VIII DO mine
The revenge Of the Indian and his grief for Paul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
WINTER GARDEN.

WNTERRo CAMDEN Sos0.v mn
SIXTH MIGHT
NEW PLAY.
DION BoURcicAuLr. ESQ.
The sah'' Of may SyE RSeG SCI aII;,i' "''s'
APPROPRIATE COSTUMES.
MISS Ad 4 E:''a RJ jsi5ie Sajis
ZOE.
Mr. JEFFERSON sslen scaiasE ths Yankee ,yer.csf:
M JOHNSON hoCo,sy the Prco q CeHree'io'' A'rs
NJ JAMESON (his err appearance in HswYsTs ssr many
MT A ii. DAVENPORT a. GeOrss Psyssa
Nr g. HOLLAND .. Sunnysiie tao Plan;o,
IN. f bfiSP - Madam Feyos t- ses,sr p..sss.
Mira ALLEN q D: @ SH5s( 'i De- I2a'ass ''1'
viii Be '''d'''< ''T X 1Fylvs ACTS
illustrative Of
AAhhi']' AMERICAS SCENES.
SOUTHERN noAES
THE ocIoRooNi
LiPE IN LOUISIANA
Tho aoane L Laid the Delta Of Ae MssPt RveE GA Ia
Psntstiou Of T-rrebOHno. belonging to Aadam Peysoa
widow oftie late Judge
4 be tu.e-,ho present Winter 49,.
NB-Tho Ocoroon southern narne given IN the eighth
ois-,d'-O7ing TIE csit0 % f"a.i.ve. ~"'''-
CHARACTERS.
Mrs PeytOa of TeneoOrns Plantation in sso ArtahA Mt.
re- tine .- judge Peg Mrs b1A<s
CsoTse Ptyton her nephew, edacaiod IN Europa saa
returned ho1sa ."f. ~ ~ Ds'"NPS'
jacob Met lo-key formerly oyerseer OF Ae..eoonno1
OF on@-hs 81 the estase Mr T. n SS1as~"a
Salem Scudd-r, = Yankee from Massachusetts, nov
oyeT-s1r Of rerrebouue great ON Improvements and
inventions, once Il Photographic operator snd been
ls OF everything generally NJ y JenersoA
Pete IN ole uncle the late judges BODY 'ery
ant bu: tOo Gle to work sa I'M w. Jameson
tHl- appearance in New ora loT many yoarAt
Zc. OcOrocu gin, the natural colo % the iae
Judge by Ouaagocn siiss Agnes hV"0''V"
Sunnyside, planter neighsor and old iena o. thS
FeytCns. .....'''', -. -
porz Sunuyside. bis Gully daughter and heirsss, IN,
Scuhefu Belle.
riCh Planter. 'sf 'soouA'
"ahn0feo' 81 'H'i-H O"''' . 49, Mr D Bearo.csult
PAM, yellow bow fAYorte OF tho late judge and 80
allowed much he niiSs oatAe
Rata Mate of the Magnolia air. n fesrson
Colonel PoindextsT. AgciioneeT aud Slave sales, n
4f isss4I
Judge ThibodesuS young Creole Planter ~ 5eeoI
Gallon, 80
Jackson 80
Claiborne the oneer's CLERK az tVul'i
Grace. yeloe gil ils. p.ri
SOcu, grief boy ~.
Dido the cook, ar s. a
Ma. Gabotne--.
Minnie. Cusdroon NIL. " aters
PlaSters, slaves, deck. hands and ..ele5
THE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY.
Nothing oxtonuate, anght set down Ia raiioa
@Tros Tyriusvc uiih nullo dicTains ass.ur "-VFsL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
ACT THE THIRD.

for tho saleMcL lokey cams the pound Of
feh-The be sodPeto the stunPis ada<es.
70 hs culurd brudfefs n-Darkie eIthuAiasIl
THE SLAVE SALE.
Rata the mate of tue Masuoa-(iracr the yellow girl and
her Children" Buy msar Pate on the tandi hts lhg
nation Al going cheap 30 THE Octoroon gil LOe-oa-r-
nation OF the Closkey bidsThe assault oJ ueorse-
Bowie revolysrDoras revenge On Loe, VINO has
taken away her loret-Ihe sale OF the Octorooa
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ACT TIE EOrRTH.

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THE LANDING AND THE WOODPiLE -
Roll on The cotton bs-sTase Der guard- underShe 10
f,eixhi.,l the olid aud cant oslNo matter
up; hang " the safety valve sac crawl Oh on hef
pndgesL Alaul-Ths Indian coulesW ahnotee, the
aerer OF Paulseizure of The saYsPopuiar Lynch
hu LYNCH hiu!-Seudder protects haPaals discoy
er-d and the missing msi-bss' brought 10 hsh-hndenoe
strong