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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-22
WATCHES. JEWILtY AND SILVER
w A II e,

WIN f6SpeCtfUIIV calI
ers generally to the handsome u a GaS, %e1i
selected stock OF Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry.
Silver and Plated ware, which cannot be sur,
passed in quality, beauty and cheapness by any
cities. These goods consist of fine Gold ana
Silver Watches of almost every description,
size and price to suit everybody, fine sets o,
Ear Rings, Breast Pins and Bracelets, full
supply OF Finger Rings, Studs, Sleeve anu Col.
Guard, Fob, Vest and Neck Chains, Galatians
Charms, Gold and Silver Thimbles and Shield
Silver Ladies, Spoons, Forks, Knives, Napkiu,
Rings, Cups &C &C, with full and handsome
supply OF Cloc ks and Plated Ware which will
be sold cheaper than elsewhere, at No. 81 Main
street Norfolk, and No. lN High street Pori.
smouth. L. CURDTS,
Sc 20 Agent
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-22

SUGAR.
On Bbls. c. Sugar,
GUS do Yellow do
10 do Granulated do, for sale BY
W. B. PARKS CO..
aus 8, Roanoke Sur
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-22

ONLY 81.
WE are retailing refined Brown Sugar - IN
w for only 81, at the Cheapest Cash Grocery
in the city. Ut REDNOND
je 20 8 Chnrch stres,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
Time NaSted.

A dreadful account must be given of
ailthis lest and wasted time. When the
Judge shall descend 70 his throne IN the
All and all The sons and daughters pf
Adam are brought before him. the grand
inquiry will be, whathave you done with
all the time of lie in yonder world p
You have spent thirty orforty years there,
Oh perhaps seventy oil eighty and IgsFe
Won this time, with D thonsand oppprln-
mites and means Of grace and salvation,
and what have you done with them all
How many sermons. have you heard ? y
How many Sabbaths did / afford ron
How many Seasons did | give you for
prayer and retirement. and converse with
God and your own souls? Did You inn
prove time well? Did you pray Did
Won converse with your own souls and
with God? Or did YOU suffer lime 10
slide away IN thousand impsstinances
and neglect the one thing necessary
"A Ruthless and bitter moaning tor The
waste and abuse Of time will BE- another
consequence Of your folly. Whatsoever
satislactioa YOU may take now ID passing
away time merely, and not Ainking 4
must not pass away 30 forever Il ths
approaches of the death do not a9aksp
YOU, judgement win do Il. Your consei
ence will be worried with terrible Teflec.
lions on your foolish eoaduet
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.ApsIfp
Ths Magle Isle 81 .he IRiter u Tlne.


T VIE t-- tsl
O, q w6hderfsllstream is the river Time ! 4 III
As ii runs through the realms of tears,
With a falltleSs time, q nd q musical rhyme,
And broad ming sweep, and surge sublime,
That blends with The ocean Of Years.
How the winters are drifting like fakes, of
snow,
And the summers like buds between
And heyeaT3nthe sheaf- $50 they come andgo.
On the fiverfs breast. with itiiebb and flow
Asst giides through thefshadows and sheen
There's magical isle on the river Of Time,
Where the softesi airs are piaying
TheIe,s cloudles 81 sky and tropical clime,s
And q song as sweet as a Fesper chime,
And the Jnnes with the roses staying. 'si
AndIthe name Of this isleIIis the Long Ago,
And we bury our treasures t4ere
There are browst OF beauty and bJsoms Of
fss It snow, slEs4 S#s Issefa,
There are heaps OF dust, but We love them sol
There are dresses and tfinkets Of hair.
There are fragments ofsong that nobody sings.
L And part of an infants prayer; 0
There's lutte unswept, Eane q harp without
strings, ,fg #s1sggs ~
Thert ore broken vows. and pieces Of rings.
And the fragments that sheIused TO wear.
There are hands mat are waved when The fairy
+ shore ss !,
by the marriage is lifted in air
And We SOMETIMES hear through the turbulent
s{ 81 roar, *s3f5f ,l s.il 1t s.55s4gt
Sweet voices we heardiin The days gone before
Mls IN the wind down The. river isiaiE.
o remember for ave be The blest islel
| AllEthe daysof our life till he night y !, I
When / he evening comes with Its beautiful
smile, {s
And our eyes are closing Id slumber aw hiie-7
May our z greenwood Il of soul bs in sight.
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ms. ysutiashtaliss ID court

&
Whistles your nameIg asked 4 Judge
Hef the prisoner At the bar--a someN ha;
sentimental young man.
yAame j. Nor1al % the Gramption
Hills.
Where did 5oa come iron, y
4 some from the happy land where
care is unknown" s.t
Who're are you lodging now 2
/ drempt Idwet in marble halls
Where are sou going 70 q
Far, far. DER hill and dale.
What is your Occupation z
! played on = harp 81 = tboasqnd
strihgs.'
'Afe ron married z s
: Long time age. Polly put The kettle
When were you MARKEDLY ise
Twas IL O'Clock one starlight night.
! ever shall remember !,
Z; How many children have yon?'
There's Doll and Bet and Moll and
Kate and - sN !,
ii. What is your wifa's Nance?
OBJ, no. 4 never mention her. 81
Did your wife oppose yong leaving 2
She Wept not when We parted. $ 81.
In what condition did you leave herr
Arose tree ia full bearing.
L your family provided for e *
]. O sublime was the warning.
Was your wife good boxing =
She was all my fancy painted her, M
y Did your wherever treat you badly !?
or in the Silly night IEa
when. you announced your intention
Of emigrating, what did your vile say /?
.Oh, dear what can the matter be- II
And what did yol reply n
Sweet Kitty Cover don't bother mi
so.' a.s s;
Where did you last soc hef 2 .
We met---'twas in a crowd, So
What did she say to you when you
were in the act OF leaving?'
". CD. forget me-.
/ De you still love her 4
The minstrels' returned from the war.
Whatare your possessions? z
Old Dog Tray. ~
Whatdo you propose to do with him ?
Send him 70 the other side Of Jordon.
How do you intend to make youfliv
ing .. ..s,
Pull off my coat and roll up N.
sleeve
| The Judge couldn't stand any NOR
and accordingly sent him pP for tire
month";.
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"a Hadel Lart Lriter.

The following extraordinary document
was fund in the right boot Of young
gentleman who committed suicide % the
ihirtysthied day Of last month, By drink
ing strong boarding house coffee. He
was desperately il love With the object
Of his. affections. and killed her pretty
we'll: One day, however. she winked vt
another man. and drove her lover to the
pitch Of insanity necessary to the proper.
alton Of guns and suicide. both of.which
he most emphatically did.
This letter is supposed 10 have been
written previous y bis decease. Il viii
serve as model for those who wish to
produce profound aensatfon in The
minds Of cruel ladyEloyes.
I Nv 4aored, Ge,. Angelie. ETC.. IDOL
lied and 30 on. US ~
Queen Of my soul Its no use talk
ing I'm 4 goner comparatively. posi-
lively. and superlatiyely gone, Rammed
through the gizzard by the doubled bar
relied shaft of Cupid. Your seraphic
image is stamped upon the lines Of my
soul with the neyer.to- e,Wsshed out.
and neyer-to- .indinged, indelibility 81
spiritual and arnotoEy ixedness. L
Gone by the great \ Arassns Of Philege.
thou Neither salt, rum, nor the liturgy
can save me. I'Yelstruggled against my
fate hard and long, but as yainIy as the
Ttadpole against the doomed curtailment
+of his end and hisfsntree into the realm
of frogdom and French deglntion.
.le s,iis mi. and l yield handsomely, Al
the COW said to TIE milk.maid. The
milk Of my human Kindness runs over the
Espigot, turned BY your fair hands, I am,
when near you, but as ice cream to Z
flame under-wax 70 q stove pipe.
melt under your influence like unsalted
butter. sYou are the pole-staf ofmy emo
tons, the load stone OF my afinities.
u Why did meet you. oh, Lizzie p
Wherefore? Did fate mock me !? Isl
but 4 dream? What arts and alchemy
have you employed. thus To- enchain my
soul? What YARDS, and uIlguests apd
cataplasms? The spellau me is NOR,
than--it is Websietian- -intense-7and
cannot bear il but little lynger. Unless
Iit has some legitimate vent, some safely
valve eseapement, the expanding stream
| of my affections will DO too much for my
/ physicaf boilers, and I shall sestheically
burst III crolapse, sink to 40 nntimely
grave, and have writson m saFcophagus
II, u ,,,et<,,Ase,..spsi. ..I4sa I'll
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The Erand Resnll. ]

The New York Express thus sums up
the & net results Z of the la,e war 10 En4
rope 4
1.-THE treaties or 81 IS aTe annulled. !
g The practice Of oonsalting the Five
Powers as to questions Of War and Peace
and territorial arrangements,is broken up.
s.. Sardinia gains an exhausted PROV
.ince, mepaced pefpstually on three sides,
and requiring for It's protection q force
beyond her means u maintain.I
4. The friends Of Sardinia getsforgire-
ness for manitestiag their friendship and
the privileges Of returning 10 the dominion
of tyrants. whom the events 81 the past
ninety days are supposed 10 have made
honeSt, wise, mereilul and Just. Al
5. Austria loses one disaffected prov.
Zince, but keeps the power of taking ii
again keeps the coatrol Of the Adristic;
IS confirmed id The possession Of Venetia
and Hungary and acquires controlling
influence over the whole Italian peninsula,
Sardinia included.
6. France gets military reputation,
which She does not need, 1t Tile expense
of resources which she does. 81
Z. Louis Napoleon gains military re.
nown.
He loses bis reputation for tenacity d
purpose frithfuf adherence to his en-.
gagements. and for foresight aud tlis
psesiige Of unvarying success, 4
Hs hasseonverted Al enthusiastic friend
into snllen dependant be has made
Italians. Han68fians and North Germans
his deadly salniies. and deprived himsel
Of the aid 81 the Liberals III any future
struggle.
iii has offended Eng gland, and Inspired
her with distrust and he nov stand:
alone feared BIZ some, hated and cursed
BY many, and loved and trusted BY none
His uncle broke faith with the bride D
his youth to win the friendship Of Aus
tria and faithful to Che prscadent ID,
nephew. for The same bride, sacrifices tht
love Of Italy.
st. Helena. too. may have 4 counterpart
I IS ,
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MIC 5Ao,RlEi
D Z n IN i s.:
prsp Of 1 geHaosIc Ar1AoK Or
LIZZE.s

FL N ~ 80 sa5
\ tYoplwill be the author of my final
Is Sentimental Journey 10 thar thinunl-
tbeb from whence no what's his name re-
turns Think of itwell, and ID pity give
me some hope of return; eyinee q naodi-
cum OF lhe Christian charity for which
|your sex proyerbial y give meat least
The Widows might Of love. Just a wee
Elizabeth Of olden, that anstere virgin,
who beheadeds her Ebyers. Don't come
Essex over me. pray don't !
When last we met, how lettle did !
think that j should tumble to-day, boots
and brseehes, from the comfortable fat of
indifference. into the hot, sizzling intern
| i'll FIRE Of worship. t
II Well, 30 mote it BE- Selah, amen. Re
member The PAIN IIendure. the intense
l and torturing anguish / suffer. Skinned
cells are nothing tois, their pang is, mo
mentary ard skin deep mine is eternal IS
the star and profound as spiritual phyles-
lophy. ] make one hspP in ny saf-
EfeFings. and there's nothing gained ~
Hence pity me. and send me loves Poor,
feeble weak human works cannot express
nv emotions. Le1icons are inadequate
logic and rhetoric mere milk and watsI
80 this1etter bears no more the resen-
blance to my true feeling than do crime.
lines to the ringsof Satuln.
Worship ny form ehisselled by tbe
archilectof all. mould ,ecstacy. Thine
eyes but lesser planets. two widows pi
| d noble house, with the soul peepiIg
thIoughItbem. ThyHps--Ye gods
give liz there, they are too much for my
Epoor heart, and thine alsbaster, rose tip
Iped handsdarned my buttons but don
they make me think of mullins? And
tss4for The little precious footsies ] only
wish i could lie down. and let yt,u dance
Ia lie on ny breast to the tune Of my beat
/ inn heart. Poor DENNIS.
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-.Misl.lII|!.a!Inp. ]:
Fr5m tie independe Mt South.
,eargiat Canfl--A Rich lSeene.

Gf0fg ldH VVuFt ---A fllth St6nCs
After 4 welI-knpwn Georgia Solicitor
General had administered the usual oath
to the grand and petit iuries and bailiffs,
he turned to the presiding Judge, and re-
soi--May ii please your Honor, I DO
not remember any form Of an oath admin
istered 10 Tie lobby bailiffa.I but BY your
permission. I think I can frame one that
win. he satisfactory ID ihe Court. q
Judge Proceed, MI. Solicitor.
Sol. Sen Put your had On the book !;
whereupoa atali, lean, vinegar faced son
Of Anak stepped up apd promptly grab
bed the book. Il
/ Sol-You do solemnly swear, in the
presence, Of this Court. and us lawyers.
that you will take your position ifsthe
lobby, and there remain with your eyes
skinned during the entire session Of this
Court. That you will not suffer any one
to speak above i low whisper. ald il any
one shall dare to do 80 in presence Of
yeur royal highness, you will ydciiesous-
III exclaiiin,. 41Sllence ins the lobby !! aud
iii order IS not immediately restored, you
further swear that you will, bytone pom
derous blow Of your fist, planted between
the peppers of the offender, knock him
down. All Of this you will do tp the best
Of your skill and knowledge, soEhelp you
God. ,.t
The bailiff took the position assigned
him, and Immediately after The Court was
organized. Tom Diggers, who locked as
green as a young gourd. walked into the
room wearing brogans No. ~. and his
hands thrust deeplin his pockets, and
enquired z /.
Hello, fellows, where ID the thunder
| is Jim Sslellins go
..SiIence IN die lobby Y roared the en-
ragged official. $f
Brogans-" You must be an alfred
tarnaI fool. and ef 10 jist open that bread
trap &c your'n agin, your nanny Won'i
know yei''
/ Whereupons Jim Jarvis, The bailiff, lei
liy the dogs Sf war, and greeny fell fiai
| on his back, with hispedestals at an angle
liof forty degrees ii the air. He grabbed
Egreeny BY the seat.of his trousers, and
dragged him wrong.end foremost into the
presence Of his Honor, tbe presiding
\ Judge. and said
|, Mr. Judge, heress that damned inferna
L John Diggers, that wan y never inH
Ecourt-house afore, and he undertook L
run over this chicken !; buticordin' to ml
oath. 4 fetched The tarnal crltter Up stand
ling. by giving him 10 jerk atween the
j eyes ,eoriin, Is lsw. aud now say I'll,
Il word, and Isll mail the dogwood JuIc,
). ou:enl him afore you hin wink yso eye
Twice"
J. Judge Turn him loose. Mr.. Bailiif
y ind accept The hanks Of the Court forth,
mdmpt discharge Of your official dnties
Il Exit Greeny with eyes as large as sau
: fcers. E..,.
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4. ms y5uSe LApY. Ia clerical friend

SHARp Y6UNG LAnY, ~ A clerical friend
whiletyisaing Us 70. i few Gays since, re-
lated tls following anecdote Of Rev. Je-
dediaE Burchard. a revival preacher,
whic6 is too good to be lost: Burchard
va hammerjng away at ths sinners in
ue town Of Orwell. 10 Vermont. and as
6sual made more converts slian he did
christians. Al certain young lady was .
regular attendant upon his miaistFatfOas.
hit strongly resisted bis mostlseductige
eloquence. Meeting her one morning ia
lhe hotel, he approached her with iLs sa-
luton:
. Good morning thou child Of the
devil n
1. Good morning fathsr. z she replied
s 1t Is needless 10 SAY that by<standers
Siished the fetort. Burchard took II in
good part. and laughed Iohg and heartily
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The processes q psasonling. y whi,oh

I The processes ofrsasoning, BY which
children arrive at conclusions. are often
very quaint and original. E. a oi-
-minunys kins-boy Of ours. just rising
fouryears old. after 40 unusnal long 81.
lencs 1t dinner the other day, suddenly
accosisd his father with ia, did YOU
know had 4 soul ?'' Certainly, VIII
lie, q replied his some wbat-taken- sback
parent but who told rod. you hadjA
soul ?s Z Mamma told me. satI'-with
a quaint look q puzzled intelligence VIII
lie added II think Esoa ny bock, ~
r Oh your baek r exclaimed both father
and mothers ''what makes yoaghink yout
soul is on your back ~ .Mhy. mamma
told me Iooalda1 see ny sod. and r can
see az ovsr me but my Saeis. So Il dunk it,s
on My back 4" Isn't that 4 curious spec,
imeut Of Observation-Disclosures - Enicksr,
booker.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

!. landlord, 70 have done me tcp much
honor II yeuiet me- sleep among lheFt big
bugs last night sdOh. don't b 100
modest. nv deer lodger. doubt hot that
they have soma 81 vear Own bleed in
iheif veins
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IA Box1Ea Nj TcH sBEfHEEE WILLrI1r
w AND AM AMzRicAE SAILoH-Naih
Lord served during The Revolutionary 81
board an American priyateer which was
captured byla Royal Navy frigate, and
its crew taken prisoners. The young
DUKE Of Clarence, Afterwards Williams
Nv. was an officer Of die English ship.
One night subsequent o. the capture.
while some ofthe rebel sailors Were stand
ing Upon theEupper deck, the Royal mid.
by addressed them with insulting Words
calling them rebsls, Y ankees, &e. Lord.
one 81 the tie number. being rather 81 an
infamable spirit, we presume. and not
relishing bis remalks. replied that If be
wers Il liberty he would compel him e
retract. and suggested some rather fer
chile arguments that be would use if nec-
essary. The English officer was disposed
to test bis fighting qualities. and accord
ingly 4 common seamon's chest was
broaght up from below. the combatAAts
were placed hpon each side and sregulaF
set % was The result. The Epglishman
was the irst" to cry enough. Z and thua
the affair ended. Soon after the arrival
Of tho ship ia England, and while ths
4Amesiean prisoners remained On boafd.
previous he being removed To- Dartm6or
prison, 4 messenger arrived from, the
Dukegof Clarence bearing al offciAl dis-
patch commshding young Lords release.
granting him full pardon aud giving him
g.a-,,. &C.,. 81 ,ht..II, 4, ,,.,s.s<.. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

GKkTrEIrr pETIKED. Eating ones
meat %itb silver fork. while he batch-
efs bilI rensips unpaid
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70 THE PUBLIC. N

/, r,surR. INV. ENuLlsil
81 LAW AND JUSTICE.
TT /. FISHER and NV. ENGLISH hay
ing entered into q partnership, for the
nnIpose Of praciicing Law in the counties oi
Mason and Putnam, willregulasly attend the
Circuit, 0uanterly and Monthly Courts Of
those two counties, and will pa yevery atten-
t;on to business entrusted to their care.
one 81 the other Of the FIRM Will always pc
found i their office, III Point Pleasant, and
one 81 the other viii regularly Pr AZ the FIT
nam County Courts.
! Ri. ri asant, Dec. u, n37yI
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KENTUCKY LIME.
81 Ho For
PIKT8 REzA
GREAT EXCITEMENT
At THE
80 -,&ir1~n @rA GE0EAN

i IL 8 GG1-A1 = - = - 8; = 2 -.
TEST received my Spring Stock o. UIs
N Goods Groeenes, &c.
iIfsyou want % SCI good Bargains. casa. I,
examine. $3.50, ..;s,..ss f ' -
II IN selling 6 EAP ~ 6, y ~ s :Ef,yp,
EST for cash o. ~ 4 81 4, 4 IA.
4 so x ~ ~ n s.
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4 \ L.
AN AwrUI RkfkIB0TroN Sometime
last spring q company Of Pixies Reskrfs
In GRANVILLE, Illinois. for the KspHss
gold regions. While travelling through
tbs Indian country on their way out, cns
the COMPANY. q Young man Of despsf.
ate character. from The vicinity Of Grey
vile, named Haynes declared his de-
termination "a shoot the FIRST Indian be
met; and unhappily. during tie DIR
they overlook on the prairie . deienoslsla
sqnaw, when he. ii mere wicked Wsh-
tosness. lsveled his gun and shot her
dead.
1 His companions were horror-stricksn
lat the blood thirsty deed. but Ielt thas
they had 20 power to6punish him. The
tribe to which the squsv belonged nAs
not Gar dirtAnt when the deed was pesps-
tfsted. They discovered her Glelsss
body, and san at once the manner az hpr
death. They pursued the party Of lille
NOS Pixies Peakers, and IN few hours
overlook them and demanded 70 know
who had consmitted the murder
The. company Of eve OF six Peskess
found themselves; surrounded BY nearly
two hundred enraged Indians, who Unrest
ened to imfnclate The whole party II they
did rot point out and give up the nuF-
derer. To ave their own lives. thar
gave up Haynes to their Fepgeancs H:
Was taken bF. the Indians % Z distAnce.
While bis compsnions tsrrisd On thSir
route 10 see what would be bic fats.
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rSoNs9ABLEss and other BLANKS for
u ak "a this Ofire. 81 Va
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Proposals for Lithographing.

SUPERINTENDENT rniS1Iyu.
, Washington December 81, 1855
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until Monday, 18th day nry, 1882
O'Clock Cor stone, printing
u the Senate aud House Representatives Of the United
certain MATS and CHARTS communicated with
nunl message Of the irestieu, Of the United Sstos
The Maps and Charts which three thousand
10 be priDed} will inspection bidders Of
nee until the the day CLOSING the bis The paper
CURED Cor printing win b. furnished by this esce
blank will furnished All parpnse
bid and bond and approved security viii be required iru
ccsshal bidder for the tl,ri execution oi his
II q he distinctly
directly engaged practically acquainted with
the style OF hid
THE proposals be addressed Gro W BowsS superiu,snd
en Of the fabc Printing Washington aud endorsed Proposals
IthogrnPiingf
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Let Il not be icgotsn that this ~ the forty soarb AZ
nveats a the Battle Of New Orleans one Of the rost
glorious victories inscrbed upon the pages of h,.to,
The city OF New Orleans al should be fresh in all memo
mes today attacked BY the British under tenei
Packenham Ia whose army Is, 00o veteran and
well disciplined troops and il was defended BY 6 900
militia and yolunteers, undcr General jackson The re
sult complete and brilliant victory Packenharn
Killed. and 5000 Of his troops surrendered the rest
fed 10 their vessels The loss Of the Americans Was but
thirteen killed and Wounded that of the British two
Thousand six hundrcd. So glorious triumph over fos
eign invaders should not be forgotten the more cspe
eay the Victor afterwards cntwincd civic wreaths VITA.
bis martial lsurcls. Honored bc his memory to-day
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-08

BY Jas. G. MCGUIRE A. Co. Auetieneers
INTENSIVE SALE OF STOCKS, by order Of the
~ Orphans ceurtn Friday aienool, January lh, a. -
G. Mc6uro Co, washing
city sell ~ order d tbs orphhns
slal3 The following described stocks
o. ,5ss - corporation ~ Washington stock
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2sl share. Bank os the Metropolis DO
5is shares Bank OF Washington d.
l55 shares Potomac Fire Insurance Company stock
lsl shares Farmers and Mechanics Buk stecA
Chesapeake sud Canal bonds
o. 900 Chesapeake Canal bonds guaranteed BY tie
State 81 Virginia
cbessterse Ohio Canal eeFdncetos rspars
Terms cash in current fnhdsi
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W. MArtsBy
Administrators.
JAS. MCGUIRE a CO.,
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