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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-27
Local Items.

TIE VALUE OF A DvERTIsING.-TheI is
nothing like advertising to ensure success in
any re ally meritorious enterprise. If thing
whe Their it be a newspaper, patent pill, a
baby jumper, or an article Of dry goods, pos
sess the quality of excellence, it is as sure
to succeed, il fairly pushed before the public
as water is sure to find its level Nothing
can live on advertising, however. If thing
is entirely worthless. the public will soon as
certain the fact, and it must then take its
place among the things that were. We are
led into these remarks by consideration Of
the immense success which is attending those
gentlemen who have patronized the adver-
Using columns of the Day Book, and with
the assurance of similar agreeable results,we
would say to the incredulous-Go thou and
do likewise. ..-......
MAYORS CoURr, PORTSMOUTH,. S. White
Presiding.
This morning, Mr.. John Mackelroy was
brought before the Court charged with as
Troupe, last night in VIM. McDowells Res
taul ant, under Oxford Hall. HISS honor re-
quired Mr. Mack elroy to give bail f. two
b undred dollars to answer to indictment of
Grand Jury, and in the meantime to keep
peace. MIR. Msrsh4s very severely cut over
the right eye.
| MAYORS CoURT-Fmloy 2. Ferguson Pre-
siding.
| James Lane, white man, under the illu-
enee of ardent sprits; excused on the prom
| Use to do better in future
ARREsTKD.-Lewis, a slave OF Mr.. Rouse,
was arrested yesterday supposed to be run-
| away. He was discharged over to his mas
| ter. - 81
DRUNK AND RIorous. morning officer
| Nelson arrested Chas Jones, Laban Wilson
| John Sears and VIM. Brown, four free re-
! groes belonging on the Bark Adriatic, char
| ging them with being drunk and disturbing
the dignity of the Commonwealth. The
| whole party appeared before his Honor, the
Mayor, this morning, and after an examina-
| tion of the case each one was fined five dol
lars and costs, with an admonition never to
! be caught in like scrape.
| N. M. |. CApErs.-Prof. W. H. Clark, In
structor. 70,
Capt. or LIST kieut.-V. H. Barnes.
End Lieut.-Alex. Cherry.
3rd Lieut.-Geo. Gerdap.
9TH Lieut.-Not elected.
list Sarg't-W. Nash.
End Sarg't-L. R. Watts.
Col. Corporal-A. Ives.
Markers-B. Bagnal, W. Chandler.
The 9th er officers have not been elected.
The above corps are beautifully uniformed
and will no doubt make their first appear
ance during the week of the Fair.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION II
33 East Main Street,

7 =
second Tremendous Arrival of
FAN and Winter Dry Goods 1859.
HAVING again returned from New York,
IL with one of the handsomest and largest
Stocks OF Goods IN the city, we would invite
all our friends and customers 10 call in and eX-
anime our Stock before purchasing. Our present
second supply consists of very rich double Jupe
Fancy Sl!k Robes, very rich Royal Paris Fancy
Silks, la made Paris, very large of all wool
French DeLaines, Lubias Goods; besides Poll
De Chifres Ducah, Valencias, Poplings, De-
All kinds of Checks, Grays, Kerseys Linseys
Cotton Plaids, osnaburgs 9c. Very fine Bed
Blankets, with large variety OF Servants
Blankets. 'smal proh.s and quick sales" our
motto. Z CAMPE,
oc 70 80 East Main street.
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DISASTER The Schr, Robert W. Todd,
Townsend, of Philadelphia, from Mobile,
with cotton, bound TO Philadelphia, put IN
with loss at sail, and other damage, to Bay
more q stone.
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Business Cares.
WALTERS

w MA fiONAL HOTEG.
CORNER MAIN AND CHuncH STREETS.
Norfolk, Va.
TNHE Proprietor returns Las sincere srs~ss
L thanks to his friends and the travel Ngf'A
ling public Tor their liberal patronage sSs,l
extended to this we'll known Establishment fSr
the past four years. and respectfully solic4ss eaR.
tinuance OF the same, assuring them that moth
ing shall be left undone to make them con for
table while sojoNrning at the National. Petite
and attentive Servants, comfortable roam S. the
table supplied with the best the MarAe is afford,
superior Wines and Liquors are The lnGace-
meuts to stop at this Hotel
VIM L. WALTERS
N. The Stages for Eliza beth CITY, w 60 o..
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton ". c; leave mis-
Hotel daily. &C ie-3ms
III tOppl
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TEETH. TEAIIf
ADAM 'S Ban ENS.
The Old EsrabltstIeE BAKERY,

Ne. AS, Main Street Branch sn Poriano .,ss,.
ENORMERLf condut!ed by James Adam
Il now carried OIL by ms sister MRS A
DAVIDSON, respectfully Informs he pata3c,
that in addition to the ayilcies aslaIiy Eepg N
her line such as BREAD, CAKES, PES &C
she intends keeping Stock o. all klnds Of
CRACKERS viz: Soda, Butter, safar Vino
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS, par,.c.1ia, atten-
ton is called to her ARROW ROOT CP 4CR-
Frs, which have been higrly recon IT eDde,.
by the Medical faculty 10y lnvalb.s-lhe REL us
tation for the Superiority ofls gooos which th5s
Establishment has for many years enjoyed
vii be maintained by the present Proprje tor,
fe lily AGNES DAVIDSON
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NORFOLK CITY, to Wit:
We, William Il. Tnrner and Solomon
Cherry, Auditing Committee of the School
Commissi oners of the city of Norfolk, do
hereby certify, that we have examined the
rolls of the Public Schools of Norfolk City,
exhibited to US, duly authenticated by the
statement of the Treasurer of fthe School
Fund, strictly correct. Giveh under our
hand and seal, this 26th day of October 1859.
W. H. TURNER, y Auditing
SOLOMON CHERRY, Committee
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N lz Co.,
NOTICE..

a LII PERSONS wishing to attend the ''Eas-
"a tern Virginia Conference of Chrstans,n to
oa beld a; Precedence Church Norfolk County,
y means OF the Norfolk Pets rsburg Road
"1ii De ior nlsheo Round Trip Tickets at the
following redpccd rates.
Between Sntto!k and Nt,rfnlk q 10 : 90
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VIM. A. GRA YES,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY,
STEAM SAW MILL AND TIMBER
MANDATORY,
No. 66, Wide Water street, Nor.
~ ~ B. BUILDING MATERIALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct bly,
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o Formerly w. Berwiek's
HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus $s74 ,3lS.
NOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
III upon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
Ixher property, in this old and well known
mpany, Apply at No. IS, Bank street TO
10 fQ-3m A. B. MCLEAN.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
NAN SEMOND FAIR.

80 o GSs 5as G4ns5sdn sG wisR-
ing to attend the above Far from Norfolk, Pc.
tersburg and vicinity an Extra Train will be
run between Norfolk and Suffolk on Wedues-
day, Thursday and Friday of the current week.
Leave Norfolk at 81 K. Nj. Returning, leave
Suffolk al 5 P NJ.
{Gz- This Train will stop at all points on the
road between Norfolk aud Suffolk to take up
and put Of passengers III his case signal
must be gwen to the Train 20 stop by those
wishing 10 get on.
Fare for the round .rip........... ,.....$l 90
VIM. MALONE,
&C rs Engineer and Sup't.
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MEAN REsoRTs.-We are panied to see to
what mean and contemplate shifts some
Northern fanatics will stoop in order to de-
tract from the fair fame of the South. A
statement has been lately going the rounds
Of the Northern press to the effect that the
Steamer Minnesota, which is now found to
be very different from what she should be in
the quality of her timbers, &C., was built
with materials sent from the Navy Yard at
this station, and consequently that whatever
blame is involved is attached to our Navy
Yard. We call this contemplate subter-
fuge to get clear of bad job and to throw
the burden from off the shoulders of the real
ones to whom it belongs. A gentleman, who
knows whereof he aft rms, assures us that
not one foot of the material for this ste amer
was shipped from thi sYard. The Min esota
was built,ws believe, at the Washington sta
ton. The other sections of the country are
sparing no efforts to build up their own at
the expense OF our Yard. We trust our
people will take notice and act accordingly.
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GRE A II B A &c AIMS
ONLY THIS WEEK.
100000 8 Q garS

G R K A II B A II q A Ms
ONLY THIS WEEK.
100000 8 egars
OF DIFFERENT BRANDS,
$4,25 to IS Per M.
$500 lbs. CHEWING TOBACCO,
10 Cents a Id.
TERms-Cash on delivery. Also variety Of
fine imported Liquors and SegaIs.
SCHMITT & SELDNER,
No. II y 13 East Wide Water street,
se27 TT Segar Manufacturers.
WASHINGTON POINT DYEING ES-
TAB LISHMENT.
OFFICE-CoRNER MAIN AND FENcHuRcH Sis.
IL wing every apparatus requisite, and the
II artistic skill OF the German, French and
Amerc"D, am now prepared (knowing the
pre-enlil. &c al my previous lerutatioD) for
cleansing. ,yeing and reiinishing Ladies and
Gentlen el,'s apparel, Silk, Satin and Canton
Grape sh.~,~, Cot ton, Woosted, sc. &c. My
motto is -Ace4sior, and intend to stand unri-
vailed. / solicit the CONT nued custom of the
kpc 3-dly Y. 5. GuYOT.
,ADlILY, Extra and Supernne Flour, 65
ID Bbls. In store and for sale low by
DAVIS u " OMBLE,
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TEETH e XTRACTE ID WITHOUT
PAIN.
nj b. WHITAKER

TEETH e xTRACTED WITHOUT
N b. WHITAKER y = r,s7
Office In JohnsoA's Hall, Main street, Norfolk,
Va. Extracts Teeth without pain. by means OF
Galvanism.
N. B. Persons desiring the services Of a DEN
fist, will find it to their advantage to call at his
rooms before engaging elsewhere, as all Of his
work will be done At Northern prices.
! REORGANIZATION and advice given free Of
chTrge.- de 3
WY IL. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 = los Church street, Norfolk.
Dealer In Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Mid
sral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on hand.
W. EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 30 Market Square,
Buy GOLD AND SILVER CONS at highest rates,
and all kinds Of uncurrent Money on reason
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
! York and Boston for sale at market rates.
| LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
de 7-l@
AND WARRANTS.
L. LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
oct sMly NJ. HURLEY,
West side Market square
BOARDING HOUSE.
West MAN, near CRANKY street, NJ IS, Norfolk,
Va. Boarders by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices. Sc q
GUSTAV HANFT,
T Formerly w. Berwiek's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNpEn NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va.
Hair Cut, Curled and Dressed in every style, by
accomplished Artists.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entirs
abstraction at this establishment.
Toilet Articles, &C. for sale. Sc Sly
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IF YOU WANT PURE
BRANDIES,
WINES,
GINS,
WHISTLES,
TEAS, CIGARS, &C., &c.,,
u A. ]. MOCK CO.'S,
= No. %, West Wide Water street,
no I5-ly NORFOLK, VA.
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NOTICE
AND STILL THEY COME"
AEEI9 TIL L. II q krAR II sEHrI 4, II III. anr

"AND STILL THEY COME"
KEEP THIS BEFORE THE HKoPGsA.
TNHAT J NJ FREEMAN has now on hand the
largest, richest and most extensive xtock
OF JEWELRY TO be found i'll the city of !~or
folk, and he is now receiving large 10; of
FINE GOLD HUNTING WAlU EAS,
gotten up expressly for his sales) nacu. fces,t
sets Of JEWELRY of the latest STYLES, Chs. To-
lanes, Pins; Ear Rings, Bracelets, Studs, sleeve
usually kept in first class JeweIry Rouse
Also, fine invoice of Silver aud PLATED War;.
Military and Fancy Goods, ali OF which VIII re
sold low on accommodating terms.
J M FREEMAN
29 Main street. corner Talbot
P.S.-WATCHES and JEWELaY repairad
In a superior manner by scientific and skiIlfni
ton 800
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D1sMA- SwAMP-0niy one arrival through
this Canal, AMI that one reports only foul
feet, six inches water. If this is the cas- e
we may not expect anything from there fol
two or three days to come.
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Notice.
+ was not through any order from those i'll
authority that our store has been closed on
the Sabbath, but we did it from our own Sc nse
OF duty and determination when we first en-.
tered business, never to open our store on that
day. We hope therefore that our custom ers
VIII continue to supply themselves on Saturday
Respectfully,
HENRY v. MOORE & co,
Eagle Cigar Store, No. so, Main street,
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
~ mas been announced that there is but one
place IN the city Of Norfolk where a genuine
Meerschaum Pipe can be found. this we der
eUphatically; we have pipes purchased OF the
same importers, twarranted) as those found at
tne only place; Just give us call and we will
sen Sc you as good u Pipe and at as low prices as
they can be had yr at the oniy store
HENRY V. MOORE & co, g..
Lagle Cigar Store, No. 50, Nam ST.,
au Sign of the Golden Eagle.
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NEW GOODS.
uST received large assortment of new anft
desirable goods consisting ef the folowin.
kinds and styles, viz: $50
Ladies Morocco bootees heeIed,
70 40 do without heels,
% Caters with and without heels,
Do Slippers Kid and Morocco,
Do Buskins Morocco and Lindine
Chiidren's Caters and other kinds of Shoea
in great variety. with large Stock of eyerV
article usually Kept in first Class City al o.
Store, Tor sale on very reasona bIe terms at NO
10, Market Square, Sign American Flag.
oc u Nv SEAHURY'S SONS
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The Public Schools.
TRRAsURRR's STATEMENT.

Ss496, s24s6
THtH,s G. TABB,
ss.. Treasurer School Fund
NoEFeLK CITY, Oct. oath, 1859,
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r. BOARDING HOUSE.
West Nam, near CRANKY street, NJ IS, Norfolk,
Va. Boarders by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices. Sc
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Business Cards.

QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital and surplus 1851 ,166.
EUR Insurance against loss or damage. by
Il Fire, the Perils of the Sea, Inland Navi-
CATION or Transportation, Apply at No. 46,
Bank streetto I'D
&C 19-3m MCLEAN.
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WY IL. BUCK,
w. No. lO3 + los Church street, Norfolk.
Dealer In Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
sral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on hand.
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IAMILY, Extra and Supernne Flour, 65
{E Bbls, in store and for sale low by
DAVIS " " OMBLE,
os 90 .5CsmpbelPs wharf
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DUCK new huueu nuck-
- wheat for safe at No 5, Main street by
&C 25 r BEIT
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IN KEGS OF BUTTER low 10 close sales
~ STEWART q STEEVER,
&C - Roanoke Dock
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GoOD BUT TER -Good Butter very hne
" for Buckwheat Cakes at No Main stre-t
Come and buy from
D
, 1859-03-04
MEMORIAL

To The Senate and House of Representa-
tires of The United States of america IN
Congress assembled: The undersigned citi-
zens Of Minnesota, respectfully represent to
the Congress Of the United States, that n
semi.weekly mail service to the navigable
waters Of the Columbia river, and to Puget
Sound. from some point central to the
western limits of the Great Lakes, can be
accomplished in eighteen days, provided
the same encouragement is given by the
Government to the enterprise which has
been extended to the line from St. Louis
and Memphis to San Francisco.
The object of this memorial is to ask
from Congress that the requisite encourage
ment shall be extended to the Northwest
ern route.
or the vast extent Of American territory
between the Mississippi river and the Pa
cifc ocean, the principal portion lies north
of the forteth parallel of latitude. As
proprietor of the public domain and the
guardian Of immature States, therefore, the
General Government is interested in post
al connection, which, while indispensable to
the people of Oregon and Washington,
would encourage speedy settlements in the
valleys of the Upper Missouri river and of
the Rocky Mountains, and in the trans
montane basin Of the Columbia. We look
in vain, over more southern areas, for geo.
graphical and photographed relations so
commanding as are presented by the limits
of navigation on the Lakes aud the Misss-
sippi, and by the channels of the Missouri
and Columbia rivers. Regarded as a ques-
tion of Internal Policy alone, the Overland
Transit from the Northern Lakes to Puget
Sound challenges the favorable considera.
tion Of the Government.
South Of latitude 40, the Federal Government now
expeods 50 2S069s annually for the transportation of
the mails TO the Pacific coast, as follows:
Semimonthly ocean service, via Panama 10
, 1859-03-04

The meeting assembled at Concert Hall
on Monday evening was one of the largest,
most intelligent and most earnest that has
ever come together in St. Paul. At an
early hour the large hall was crowded to
excess by business men and others most
deeply interested in the progress and pros
perity Of our city and the Northwest gen
, 1859-03-04

Mass Meeting Of the Citizens of St. Paul!
, 1859-03-04

OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE
FROM ST. PAUL TO PUGET SOUND.
, 1859-03-04
THE PEOPLE MOVING |

MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS, RESOLUTIONS, SPEECHES
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SUGAR. Some 800 hhds. were sold at about pre-.
yious rates. Fair to Fully Fair, e@sac U b.
MoLAssEs Dull, and sales confined to about 500
bbls, at Sl032c for Fermentng and 34c for Prime to
Choice, with 200 half bbls at 37@371 u gallon for
Choice.
FLOUR. Holders were asking still higher rates,
and only 200 bbls. Superne were sold at 81 TO- and
so Choice Extra Indiana Pacific mills) at 50 90 q
| barrel.
| GRAIN. The demand for Corn was active and
| prices were frmer. We heard Of about $500 sacks
Sold including $40 Ordinary Mixed at s2c, $50 at
9!3 and 95c, 1900 in two lots at 95c 400 Choice yell
low at 81 05 240 White at private terms, and 1900
sacks in lots at 35c@sl 10 y bushel. OF Oats the
sales embraced 300 sacks St. Louis at 72e 100 at 74c
$50 at 75c, and on Saturday and Monday 5000 sacks
at 6scf91Oc y bushel Small lots Of Bran were sell
ling at 81 s5@el 10 y 100 lbs.
| HAY. We noticed retail transactions at s27 90
@s27 so q tun.
PROVISIONS. In Pork the prices were still higher
and about 1000 bbs Mess have been sold in two lots
at $40 50 400 also in two lots at $40 u.s. and 200 NJ
o. at $40 90 y Dbl. For Bacon the market was firm,
and the sales included 80 casks Shoulders in two or
three lots at SC b. Of Lard more than 1000 bbls.
and tierces were sold embracing 1926 bbls. No. at
70 bbls and terces No. to Prime at the same,
and 624 in two lots at LII q h. L
BALE RoPE. 300 coils machine made were sold
in two lots at 81 and sac p b.
| GuNNY BAGS. About 126 bales were solo, com
prsing so Light at lie, and rs Heavy at l2tc u coil
COFFEE. Dull, and sales confined to $50 bags at
| l1lc % b.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Small lots were selling at
50t05lc % gallon.
| WHISKY. Advanced with sales of 40 bbls. Rec.
titled at 29c, 275 in lots at &c., and on Monday so
Raw at 32c y gallon.
| FREIGHTs. "A ship was laid on for London at
sos for Tobacco Small lots of Cotton were shipping
| to Liverpool at Id.
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ss7.45,,6l4 50
ss7, 45o.sl4 81

S3i. As 1914 SCI So451,6l4 52
By comparing this with the statement of March,
we note the following changes: An increase in CAPT
tai of $2l $40 and decrease in circulation, of 1851,
164 so a decrease in deposits of s236s76 6s; de-
in specie of $4445 II increase in discounts
of sl3, 1928 49, decrease in domestic exchange of
$777547 II; and decrease in foreign exchange of
$67,77s o..
According to the banking system of Louisiana the
twenty banks of South Carolina, described as above
would be required to have on hand six millions eight
hundred and ffty-seven thousand nine hundred and
eighty six dollars in specie In lieu of that they have
hand only 81 677,273. The South Carolina banks hold
at all times large amount of distant exchange but
that cannot regarded as cash item nor it regard
ed as such by our bank laws neither distant bal
ances due regarded coin under our laws. The con-
tents of the vaults of the banks of Louisiana that
is the specie or coin basis must be represented by
gold and silver, nothing else.
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N EW VOLUME, ESLAEaED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPE

A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The FoHT'1 Volume his essstia and popular Weekly
Greatly Enlarged,
with its handsome pictorial Illustrations increase its
AfHRIGWETuRE-Th a, heretofore, will be the leading
feature Of the Homestead and will be conducted in
yarment Of Southern Agriculture will receive due attentsn
such systems of cnlvang the soil stock and
practical worthy Of adoption asge corps
contributors constantly writing For this department Of the
HoRTiCuLTURE-T depar tnent constantly flied with
excellent Horticultural and Pathological information and is
universally the useful the
sRY & fSPssSfs a9 pnbsers fs Confident
'''' 'n' "i'''"lI Mrs. rs, i. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will of the Ii columns the ome
ssad for is5, will be received with general exclamation by
re viii h w @ Seau 70 gems enc
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting stories will
french III INT ''' pun u
iEi.UsTR ATIoNs-The ''Homestead' will continue as
pared pressly for its eolumns by competent artist.
News Summary of Foreign and Domestic will
Moons intelligence, the condensed present. in
w given
Reports for 1859 the editors determined their paper
To the Southern People.
nov e h v % 5
has been BY competent indgea
equal if not superior both in contents srd Appearance
who desires subscribe for Agricultural and Family
raRf na g be Ct q his sn
hs fEFarh his seSSs is
ished weekly each namber conIsnng eight large pages
printed in the handsomest style aud splendiay ebehed
One copy 81 year. copies $40; ope slb (and
ira copy 10 The person getting up the cah} address
ss-send for specimen numbers propectvses, etc Make
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
/, NEW OHLEANs,JACK-
ISON AND GREAT NORTHERN

- RAILROAD,
During the continuance Of the Bonnet passe
EeS and freight will be ported between New Orleans and
Iss h.ncac bridge S7 miles from New OrleasJ by he
fans Of the Oarroon Railroad the AXE thence Nv SAFE
shero Il no interruption. ''A "
Passengers will leave New Orleans from tha Caryntlop
road Depot Glyo Circle At six O'Clock In Tho morning md At
Orleans will arrive the Depot Circle al ococE
In the mosnipg and the same hour In the evening.
The ains for kenne VIII leave The depot the foot Cal.
Hope street ss A. and r. NJ Returning will leave Ken.
nes t5 NJ and 4s5 II M. Freight for this station will
Fare 40 cents each way. " ~ 'o = : ~
at Tivolt Circle udul O. r. NJ ~ ~ " ''e''eNo "1
No freight viii be received unless consigned to PARTIES re I'd.
ing 1t Tho established stations on the line of rood or ia
necoue. " " 500 Va ''"1 VI ~" so"-
vii be seen by the foregoing that and freight
will b. transported without jnterrupi,on md Ina,
with other roads will be made regularly as heyenSose