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0tettmt8sa Dtrtbs unb gUnfectiOner ptsRssr Stabt, WtI0
fur baS 5anBfrfsft aaf GattelI6pw 3u IberneDmen, m6eem nd
IN Babe sci Dem unterJetGneten plnB COMMITTEE nsIoen.
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ben.
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ttgt bag am na6rsn WtOnta8 ben 3. biefes DtcnatS bic reasls
mlstse 3aplun8 Der @tnlaSen tbren &nfanS nebnten ptrp unp
Tnb eriu&t panttlt6 erlhenen gu pOGsn
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tDfi@f e~tn8etaben,
Dte S~srfammlun8en fnb Napnta8s, Gbsnbs 8 nbr, in Wa-
ripn 9aa, SnfDrfraBe, nebea Dem Snpepenbent @natne SUuie.
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8ersin tm ID rem Saal Der DtedRntes 9au am NOntas ben
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Stdbtratb rCn Baltimore auS8eftaten Qisenlen, awtl6en rem
rerbtn utiHen.
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gtrta1f BON Qpts, Fnb BON MIR ~an3efeat. -.
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S. Spamer Ode 3tsp. unb Wftafsass,
s. Bdlt, @rfe Straee 8%rUOflsn,
8rDDttpn, -
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fem. .9curHE Spf If&ubt 9aupt. MsenG,
SO. 235 etgbtnr.
SIN @erbtnbune NIT Obissnt brtnst hs SreetlSn Go. eur
@a@rtGt, baB bs Square pom 10 Ndern tsst. NIT elmer bauer'
ten n5tbteen NnIaeen be feben wtrb nnb Iaett unternepmt nbe
bentf&e QDtrtps eth, Sferten gum ga&te. oehelDen etn3uret9sn:
bic Baltimore unit YUtUmae. %stfenbabn (eine 6trette @trbtm'
buns nit Der Sauptbnbn mad Dem Suoen) onr& oTpptlsn
Gitb fTbret ,tnS bOrt tbre Deput- unb 0abn. @eb6ube errt0
ten wirS. Werme1uneen sa benz 3wed fnp hteier Gage beens
biat unb Is mus etnltu6ten, bas cine eerarttee Nnlase ALIEN
bic @UlUnte Rsben unS 3ptS DeFsRpO" "a~sH ~H0'
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Die Ifrltaner, lcpie s Bic 10 I'M Snlanbe
9~etorene (JteSer) werOen Obne Giffi4t auf bic
Witterun8 unO Cbne 0orbebalt
beute Wttta9 II ubr
in meinem Sflapenmartte an ben Weilt6ieten'
ben ~uertauft perOen. Niemano, Der etnen re-
ellen unn pOrtbeilbaften gintauf MAIDEN wta,
u~eridume eS, lt4 oa3u ein3ufiuoen.
DOnueritl8, %. April 1859.
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2ouisUiIle, 4. Wai. SidleS
8eifpieI finbet N~aaabmer. SIN
GOunlp BeOfOrb, Ienneiiee, fad Oieier Gage
Elm Sr. Naen, Der einen 9rn. Sanpp i'm Ser>
Oadt gu uertruuteu llm9anSs NIT ieiner Tsau
bate, Oas W2eiier in ben 2eib, 10 DAB ct au9en<
blidli& ltarb, unO aberlteferte it4 Oann ben
0ehorDen. ---- ~ -.
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Tnb ~ereebsnf erlE6t, Bet DIR am Diittnd6 abtnbs 8ubr tfatt
~faoenben 8~erfdmmluHa, 9tC. n D~as9Cmearbfr. bet 5errr
gbr. 8Grtel su trl6enen.
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IS Sci Sann'I, $. 0Doer.
5aaz Bofitioer Sertauf

etnes 6auIes al WiaimanItr.. nabe 8rcabuat.
Sd psrbe am Denntrfae ben 10. Wtat, 1a6mtttass UNI
tban In 5ftntli6er gerfteteetuns S%ertaaftn. Das game
QOt unb @fbdabe an bt Sab(ette BON Mtlinanfrase - Ml.
ltmanfrabe Ite8t trtfbtn WtnbtiOns unb WCnumentfraBe Hnb
BDnbfra6e unb benz Brpabwd9. Die Got arenat IS Fus
brdt an Ntatmdnfr. u. I1uft sOn ca rs Sus tef bis III elmer
10 G.s bretten Mlep. Die @eb6ultbtttten beaeben aus etnent
gnt geuauten apetfcdigen MRbnbd1 rs NIT Settentam &c.
Wrunbrente 50 per SrOntfus. Dies @tetntbum ptro fret
BON aGen Qaftn NIT etnent unbefrettbGrtn etSrtteI StrfdRft.
acknowledgements Die 9dlfte baar am WertnMfsta8e
unb ben Oeft tn 8 unb 6 MDnaten, pber gang bdar
Ntrtauf prHttH. Bis gum Dpnnwrfae Mpreen tam es
prtp1tim aet1uit werSen. . 8 @pNtr,
-SNlOMD Mutttpndr, Ng. "a 8nlttnHrtR ra6e,
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DaS bette uno er6Rte !lillnftrtrte
beutfdbe T~amilienblatt.
Tranf Qtsle's Saafrigts 3cttun9
.sa ssF1r Nrdpf Qeslts'S SEufrirre 8euung a.
e. atr Eropt QesItts 9lufrirte 3eftung r.. r
Sos sr4 Eranl QesIteS Jlutrirte 8ettung
tranf EeSlteS Slufrtrte 3eitung a
-aH ytrnuf QesIte'S S4uftrirte 8etIng,
HrInf Qesltes Jautrtrte 8ettHngi t m
Erauf Qeslte'S Saulrirte 9eitunal
SraHt Bellies Sauhrtrte 3tttun8
6rant 2eslie'S Snultrirte 3eituna
erf&etnt ieben MfttwOG tn stew. gcrt unb fORtt 6 Gents BITE
etnasIut Summer. $500 idbrlt ~ tn VOrausbe3abluna.
Gle III rdS Gr6be tQuftrtrte QDpdenbiatt, weldes In bent,
I5er gpra6e in ben 8eretnt9ten staaten srlasint. entbIlf
prodtYple SluRrdttUnen Der btbeutenphtn TdaeseretouiTs.
ausae,etAnee &radtlun8ea, NgDelen, Nmstbpten NIB WUpe-
bert6te. Alss, mas fur unfere 9anbSleutt nur trasnb non
Sntereht, tn !pirb BITE SuuRrtrte 8e.tuns In aew6biter Spra6e
benz 9eter ersGblen, unb Da ie H1 BON pplihl@en unb reltaiBs
fen a8rasen fern bait. fDlte Re tn ieber 5amtlis :ssbaitsn
ipetben. eg n E4@W IS =
o8ranf 9eslte's SuuRrsrte Bettuns" 1T auf bas bette pa
pier eebrudt, 10 Seiten fart uRe teber Sabraana bsr(tlbea.
el3em Elite! unb SnbaltS-W ersetan ~beieeeebea wtrb, btlo
bet etnen 8ane. Der mehr 9tfefpf rntbGlf, ais trgenb eth &Gn-
perlattpnslsrlisR. Sie 1T mnbefsttteu has bette, btdiefe. am
thetfeh ~belebreRbe unb unterbaltenbe Wp6enblaNt, weibes tn
ben 8erttntaten Staaten er16etnt. sE
,Branf 9esle's Sauhrtrte 3ehun8' IL bet allen 5sttungSs
a3enten ~ tAben poer aus Der OfFce Wp 10 IrantfprtfrlBe,
eeeen @tnftHbunj bs 8strdees, gu belteben
9Gtt perienbeu etu @rtmpIGr fur $500
mesf sa ts bweI &renpt are fur $500
" Bret - . $500
Sr1nf QeSIie.
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Slime Saoinas SAINT" BON 8altr

. fftct: Nprtb GaIUerttr,, ntben Der ait 6anie'S .s,anf.
TIT tG8ltb pTtn bon 10 ubr Wtprgc.s bis L ubr 9fa6mtttaes /.
@tnsdplun8en3 u trBenb einent Betraee pcrbcn spn YerfUnen,
@eielladften unb 0erdnen eHtseesneenpmmen.
8ert6t mber DEN 8ufdnb Der m 6Stna8.
bdnt" bDn S~aIttm prtb tS 5u nj 20. Mprtt IS g.
8etras ter am 80. april 1858 SErbanbanea 8Nn6s $l09. 96S "a
Gtnna6ren i'm 9aufe bes %OfrieleHen JabreS pom
DepDft0rsu, Sntrreltn bRn &ar!eten Wno
GapttalanIa8sR SOL HI
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SHnmG $211y440,0l
3ablun8tn an DepUttDrtn eini0lisStG Der SIN
ttreden unb @rtrabtptoenben SIS. 452t
BIeibt AM 80 Npril 1859 an GSon6s s145 967 90
3nndpme an SDnoS TIM perf 3iteEen Sabre So ,,0B4.06
WeeenpGrtta beIGuft fb bic 3dbt her DeppRtUren auf 4t2I
- nabm alfD i'm 9aufe bss Sprls gen SabreS I'm 464 au.
Die OtreftCren BADEN etne Wrtrd. DtstDenb Spn
IN ct 0rGjsnt BON allen fett etnent Sabre, SDn Ter
pru8ent pom ben lett 3Uet Sabren un6 . n ( eds PRIV
EN- BON ben felt bret Sabren etnaesatltcn Detrd9en ertldrt.
Die @rtrn Dtsibsnbe unb BITE ublt6en Snterelcn BON pter
Yrp3ent per SaRr itn6 ben D~spOFtUren in ben 8aniba6ern st
eef4rttbea unb Derben mad benz 16. btefss ItUnats in bic SI-
der bar DGppttpren e~tn9etr19e1 rerben.
e BrGnctS &, &tng, Yr1Ebent,
SfGac p. GIpt SAaB ntetfir.
SOB. WafOn, Gefretdr
@nf erfnaen her DtrstFOren Der ygime saStnssbant pm
Baltimore" pabeH bic unteraetbnet2n bic NeHnun9en, Bidder
nb BeIese Der gant bis aum 80. 4prtI 1859. ftrner bic fur
DarItBen 8efelten @auttsnsrapie ere unb bic Ifttsnerrtiftnte
tar gef6ebene GapttalaulaSen aepraft unb fnb ber4un6t, eas
bic Garlebet gut ssrf3trr no bic &dptaIGnIa8en f~Or8fGltte
unb umH6ttg strnaGt purben, 6B fcruer bas san3e 8anf8e-
f&dft F6 tn enent ~elnfteen 8uftanbe btfnbst unS mt grocer
SparEamItit gtfI9rt tpprrg-
Spb. u. &dnbpIpb,
VI. &Wmd6er,
SDOOS - 81. .. N.&dtDn
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9a, faste Der iun8e Mann bitter, @ctt BAT
meln Opfer Ueri1mdbt, uno fir cieS W1at bin
| ld frel. SD tcmme UNI Qbidie0 gu nebmen,
meme geltebte, nod in oieier 9tadt muB 9
fort! ! z .tf5H vas sts =
On piuft fort rief Rs entIett, aL Du
bait mid alp 9eldul4t unp ras 9o6S BAT Did
.9etrOhen. Du toumit, um 9lbl4ieO 5u unebs
men, neil Ou oaS grdBl6e Dollitbren pilflt!
gtein, Anna, ih i9W0te Dir bei unierer
Stebe, td bin fret pas 2op5 bat mid, nidbt qee
1rcheu. Aber ih mnB in pteler Na4t nod bis
tfad1 Setp5t9 mancern. Otein &)eiAaft bier iIt
oeenoet nno i'd, nuB tpieber Die niiAterne pro-
latl9e arbeit Der Alltd3ltdteit Beginner, Der
Prapoent Der patriotil1en B1uoer mnB Ito
Wteoer berabltiumen unp Elm armer, I1aderuz
Der &auTmann werOen 2lber i1 me6 eS, uao
td la9e eS Dir 3upcr, meine Nuna, IS wirp
oc4 ELL 2a3 tommet1, an Incident Deuti4lauo
Wt d, erwdblen miro, um eS ron letnem 3p-
rannen gu befreien. Uteln abneu0 0et5 laat
mir, paB 3iele 8eiOen, 10 lte beute bas 9ooS
9etrolfen, ibr gSerf ni1t polIitbrcn werpen.
Spte 9dnoe 6ltterter, ais Iie ertannten, naB lie
Die l4mar5en &u9eln erwd9li, Nein, nein, lie
weroen pas lSetf nidt Ucuf4bren, aber d, i'd
WerOe e8 Dtlr 1T s8 uufbebalten, uuo eineS
&18eS mtro Elm Subellieo eu0 8au} DeutIdz
tan0 rauIden, unO e8 miro beiBen Bir Iiuo
0etreIt bon oem 2prannen, Der unS tne1tete.
Oeutl9lan0 lit flei, uu0 Ger uu8 belreite, Der
Ws0toer ces 2pronueD, ct beiBt 6rieDrtG
= Elap8,
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Sffice. 92e 057 Ronex. 90 M

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Ote Autmrtldmftit bon gDrtben une Gpufpmsnten tnr
sa9sfS Dtr an be ratsnetnbs analpRs nnsres Saaer
ettreS eslsntt, pel@e BON Dr. gbItUu Dem ppM bsfaTn
zen a@al9h9n eesn Tier semat purbe. Der bsabf9tat,
5pea "a, nlg duen ee unpeeIei6It&e GpralaIidfet In
:in9tG utS sanOSe esss tres ~ ssssa UnSsss
pdF 1ttaIt Wefpeltp tc1e III brmIeben asnpmmen msr
0sa am eem otsr stnsn tra8erifdsn @lanl su oebeu
Sn laerer Uraaefet werpeH bic tfnfen Sua
Spn @stne ISpn nns tltt eenaI3n, 6ppIen wede In
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Experimentation @nnOaBn scbraa i nb Sac arDse eSpra.
tat III otr Auspab Der hefe Aaaltt6eu 10 erfe unb
Portn Sswane nuroe. Obee 2lunIpHS rurbe vDm Quo.
laen Ea8srrit nsI@e In msiner eenwart ppn Serts0e
nsn 5anerR IN oen tern 95wenbrauert pur.
BEN 9sma9t uns Ole beds Nnalps befunSet bie uaItS1
une Nttnpst oeS StsreS weIbes aen run Nfdl unA
PFpteH ssbraM wVreen IT, ais etn b6tettes Weinf unk
IN 9telen 6duen ais ein bes efrifenpes unS
tprDes pat eess Bier stossn unb berDent Bic eae.
Uebrla Smt 0bemia ~
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fiir EeriOnen, welbe S9orantzWdiSer bentksn

tut FVVEU1'V9tI 'Ut+t1V VYUt UNl@<ONIIE UEIHBtII.
Der neunte Nbi@nttt Ger tn Bs,ua auf be gDoTe, &
mt uno bte uner tbrer Muff6t febenben gDaGe
srae1sn gsrsrSnnnsen prO 6trmt ur yta6ri6t fur ale
Stttsts'sa PaelFt pa oe eartn snttaltsnen tlmmun.
1 5. g Suter, lDaNerueeuisur. u
nnb wtro ptermt Ssr8t unO Serurbnet SD NlaSOr unb
benz Stabtrabe pom VG bas enn Der Doer bte 81.
sentsimsr Sepobnsr Op etber eimes 5uues oser Gs.
bGuOes ben iu ptm 8stGretn 6sbrdn lauen latn pbtr
erlduben uno ugeben baB bemle6su mstr Wafer ntnU.
men wro ais tar rem gebar enes 6ans6eBrs Ober BE-
wp4ntr9 srf0rort9 IT. baB ferner biees bfrmGbae
9auR fes WATERS pnr&s @erteren betbe In tr9en BET
nee Strabe Sat Ober Ales OOr in ene IL Der 6tabt
BEN guetnm CDtr etnNlnen YrfSnen unannebIt6teiten
rbsr Habn aufleen ole Der betreenbe 6auSeentbImer
Oet wtwohntr stnts 5aHes tn cine Srae Srn nt6t metr
ais $1O cettdAt." Seu12,2mt
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SSfS::sAs Race Street Hotel,
HH 9eo. 422 Raceltr., 3pii&en Der d. u.5
ElalA- p @tHabeGptta. t7,5E =
Spiepb DR. 8stdarb, suest putG Serrn Sobn s. Sa,tmnnn
sTHds S Sates 9Ss@ ssmsn seannts Ssae
gB Bm o. et8er un2 6 .. fOrtfaprem unb uus beirsbs
Ds6sa sem alitn saen @af oes 3aufes su bswab,en
2Dtr pabn IN allen TbeiIen 6aues nambae erbeae.
Funssn ppreenOmmsn Onnen Refeaee bequeme eue qDpb
auns ssbn pnS bieeben UwUbi pie Gtnbstmie auf Sac
liable pbUte utr Wltttass|; - aaeertem SbeT,n IA
carte ipwe bic feinfen gDeine &c. 80,
I'm sdbIretpen 3ufpraN bitten sDm. 9. Geeaer
De93mt 0lmguff Mrn0IN
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SssssOss' s RNOEel

Malson ailemande & francaisel
AZ ssse. uabt 3 IItb az unb ,rvt,db,n So ri A
aI1sa 9f0 .1&pftabe, Ddlttnapre h" 'T7~~~s
Tttieabs uaD cfsdnesr fnbtn am
s StRaabIuns trsssai ab
tGuH Haa esrareee eeipft rtrbtn DaS bOtsI sis
tspunu Der Stae ~ In Gsn grttIen anfs Beae sceht,
apfDbitr wssosn t-3it~ l7E 1o'" ~"'V Vss' "i"i"ssa
Ss-@etlenee fnosn aud aa erstanbs Der Ra&t
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SGGbnlaitDimem. 16dDmta1cDtncn
Thomas Shanks, prottilder MoIhiniff, &
!, giOrb Siabfrabe, nabe SaItiraurefroEe, aal9.
nt46t ale Neparaturen an NabmaiGincn Drud.r
SIe3ntr QBerttusen r &C. sRpbele fur bie
uerben eenan mad Der 8eidnuus rerfertiat
MB. @sbratfte N6bmafAnen rerben aeFouft ousosmsH
fH Af0 S~1auIl' DHf$,Smt
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aeasRanuasn

0er tastts 4, Saittmpes3 see6tr" aerfastHY
Cbm 8iSrstn tait Ausuabme Des SSnntaas} uat
1Oret 2 Gents per 2GO&e, an BITE ItGser BabIbdr.
Der ,,gDtder" wtr6 ebsnfaas IN 9BafsfnstSn une
affecting sIt@ bur& LrGesr ben AbOnuenfsn
tus paus bepr6t,
Dur& Die Yef psrleEest trfet Der tSgiibe ,gDrder'
S. per Satr. tn ubrbtn eter . 8prausbe
ia luugs s
AZ D1S % d ent TAFT pes Bd!ttmers SStdst
rf&etnt eeeu Erettad unb fOfet idbrltG 81 IN uube
9n8ter BOrausbe5abaR8.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-25

WAsHNeToN NATIONAL MoNuHENr.-The
box at the Portsmouth Post-Office, for re-
cieviBg contributions to build this monu-
ment, we are glad to see, is not neglected by
the citizens The contributions for the
month Of September was SIS, equal to that
of Baltimore, and other much larger cities.
We trust the amount for October will be
much more than that of the preceding
month. Let all give something, and then
when the Monument is completed, it will
have been built-not by large contributions,
from the weather. sons of America, but by
the voluntary smaller subscriptions of the
mass of our people. This Monument will be
the finest in the world, and will be fitting
testimonial to the great worth of him W no
had the veneration and love of bis country
men, while living, and whose memory now
that he is gone, is fondly cherished, as the
"Fsther OF his country"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-25

FIRFMAN's VIslT.- The Resolutson Fire
Company of Portsmouth, has made all nec-
essary arrane ements for their cont emrlated
visit to tie city Of Petersburg. They are to
leave on next Tuesday the lst of November,
AID are to return on the Sd. We have no
doubt that this visit will be highly enjoyed
by our gallant fremen, as their brother fire.
men Of the "Ooek ade' city are proverbiai
for their hospitality and generous good ma
ture. Bring some OF them back with you
6rem on of Portsmouth.
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CARELESS USE OF FIRE ARMs.-We are fire.
quently called on to chronicle accidents,
growing out of the careless use of fire arms,
but never to record one more unfortunate
than the following, The son of one of our
most esteemed citizens, was in company
with two other boys yesterday morning
amusing themselves with an old pistol, which
after being snapped several times, went of,
aud the charge of shot, with which it was
loaded, scattered aroxnd in such manner
that one shot entered the forehead of one of
the boys, another the foot of dog, and a
third, entered the eye of second boy, who
was standing by. The boy who was shot in
the forehead is slightly injured; bat the boy
who was shot in the eye, is said to be very
badly hurt, and it is feared he will lose his
eye, as the shot has penetrated so deep as to
be beyond the reach of the Physician.
The occurrence was purely accidental, and
has plunged the father and family of the
youth who shot the pistol, in the deepest
grief at its unfortunate result. The father
and family Of the injured youth are also
stepped in anguish at the prospect OF their
darling sons loosing an eye,
As it is well known that the accident was
anintentional no legal steps win be taken
against the unhappy youth who had the pis-
toll in his hands; but we give the item as
warning to other boys, and oonjure them as
they vnuus their peace OF mind, not to play
mi fire arms.
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FRlEB BEEFsTEAK.-Take q nice, tender
steak, which is about ar inch thick, lay it
evenly in frying pan over quick fire; add
salt and a little hot water; cover it close
and boil twenty minutes; then add large
piece ofbutter, and fry both sides until done
Take on to bot platter. and sift pepper ov-
er, pour on gravy and serve. This is supe-
rior to broiled steak, as it retains its favor
more perfectly, and is so much tenderer.
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New BAPTIST CHURcH.-The Court street
Baptist Church of Portsmouth, having deci-
ded to build a meeting house for the accom-
mediation of its colored members, and lot
= having been generously presented to the
church, on which to erect it, by one of its
members; at the last meeting of the member
ship, ten solicitors were appointed to collect
contributions, and receive donations for the
purpose. We trust they will meet with a
hearty welcome from the citizens Of Ports
meuth and that their labor may be abur-
dainty successful.
This church is needed, as the colored
membership is now very large, and they
have to occupy the basement of the Court
street Church, which is often needed on
Sabbath afternoons for other purposes.
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Nor SO FAsT.-Last week gentleman on
the other side of the water was subjected to
an unexpected bath. He was in somewhat
ola hurry, we suppose to get to Norfolk,
SO he tried his speed, and rushed for the
Ferry Boat, but either because he could not
jump far enough o.. because the boat had
got too far from the wharf, be missed the
boat and landed in the aquatic element lie
was getten out sat@ly. This reminds US of
an incident. Some weeks since an elderly
gentleman alse tried to get on the boat in
the same manner, bu' when he got on the
wharf he hesitatedsas he saw the boat was
rather far. A gen tleman on the boat seeing
him hesitate, cried out to him, "Dont stop
you can make itsn too jumps" We say not
so fast, bat W hen you are left, why wait for
the next boat. o.. 81 Psi
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TRAvELLING.-The tide of travel North
and South seems. to be on the increase, to
judge from tie very good passenger bushes;
the several railroads are doing, and the num-
Der of persons who daily pass through the
city. 1t las the remark of a writer that the
Americans, as people, were the most rest
less Of any others-surging this and that
way, without apparent motive-and he was
ab0at light.
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SEAseNABLE.-The cool spell now upon US
has created consider able activity in the fur
trade. Our lady friends were oat Saturday
in formidable numbers, overhauling the la
test sly les, discussing the merits of recent
importatiens, or deciding upon the beauty
or unsightliness Of the respective kinds, as
the whimsical fancy Of the feminine sex,
may approve4or condemn. Perhaps our fair
these comfortable adornments during the
cold season, have never troubled their minds
as to where they come from and how they
are obtained. IL not, they may get their
information from the following paragraph,
which friend has kindly and opportunely
placed in cur hands: Furs he says, are the
skins Of different animaS, covered, for the
most part with thick, fine hair the inner side
being converted by peculiar process, into
sort Of leather; and previously to undergoing
this process, fnrs are .denomiDated peltry.-
This infor mation is not very important, as
we think it very probable that every person
at all corversant with matters of any kind,
have already known as much. The remain
der of the paragraph possesses more interest,
for in it, we are told, th lat beaver far, from
its extensive use in the bat manufacture, is a
very important article, found principally in
this country; it is gradually becoming scar
Ger and. dearer, being now obtainabie in con-
siderable quantities from the most northeriy
and inaccessible regions. The fur of the
middle aged or ycang animal, called cub
beaver, is the most esteemed; it is the finest,
most lossy, and takes the best dye. Fitch,
or the fur Of the 6tchet or polecat, is soft
and warm, but the unpleasant smell which
adheres to it depresses its value. Martin
and mink, q diminative species of otter, are
found in large quantities in Canada and this
or msskrat, a diminu.ive species of beaver.
Nutre skins are very abundant in Bnenos
Ayres. The most valuable fars, as ermine,
sable, &C., come principally from Russia.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE AGRICULTURAL
Society. following gentlemen have
been elected officers Of the North Carolina
State Agricultural Society FOR the next
twelve months
President
Dr.. W. r. HoLr, of Davidson County.
Vice Presidents.
DR.. e. A. Cradup, of Franklin,
Gen. s. T. Patterson, of Caldwell,
R.AR Bridgers, Esq, at Edgecombe,
w. B. Wadsworth, Esq, Of Craven.
Secretary.
Jaen Il. Bryan, jr., ESQ.,, of Raleigh.
Iredsurer. -..
]. F. Hutebins, ESQ.,, Of Raleigh.
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OYSTER OMELEr. -Whisk six eggs to a
thick froth, then add by degrees, one gill of
cream; beat them well together. Season the
egg with pepper and salt to taste. Have
ready one dozen fine oysters; cut them in
half; pour the egg in pan of hot butter
and drop the oysters over it, as equally as
possible. Fry it light brown, and serve
hot
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LUTHER WALKER.

L TIE r E r Il " D L n re
MOULD respectfully inform the pablic
IS w that having located IN Norfolk Tor Ice
purpose OF prosecuting the above mentioned
business, am prepared to exeeute in the bert
style anfshortest time, all work that msy re
entrusted TO NE, Architectural Plaster. OJps-
ments of the latest style, and at the loves
prices.
W- Particular attention paid 10 repairir
Slate Roofs, kc.
Residence, No. IL, N. Cum perlandss.reet.
ty
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SENT oN.-Fred erick Collins, charged With
cutting and killing James Williams, was
examined yesterday, and sent on to- the nj xt
term of the Circuit Court, which meets on
the 9th of November. Charles B. Datheld
and T. r. Cropper, ESQ., appeared for the
pri oner. a 2 tt~