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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
Chancery Sales.
Dnrid ID -AIIen,s lnIsl nnd Il

Chancery Sales.
Ddrid n. Aliens House and lot
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville IN the case OF R. W. Shafer vs. David
NJ Allen and others, will offer public sale al NV
Office, IN the Court House, saturday, the 18th dav
OF December, 1850, the House and Lot Of David NJ
Allen, on the western side of Vine street, outh of
Broad street Lot 40 feet by 165 and being the same
bought of Henry Blood
TERMs--1, and years credit from day Of sale
with interest, and sale without REDEMPTION Security
required and lien retained j E GIFAVFS
nov20-td g q M
Fire Slaves at Csancery Sale.
DURSUANT 10 a decree of the Chancerv Court al
Nashville, in the case of elfxG Mckay IS Lewis
Craig and others will sell to the highest bidder
the Court House, in Nashville on Holday lOh Deem
oer iSoo Five Slaves, Eliza Alice, Martin, Betty Ann
and infant Guild OF Eliza, its name not known.
TERAS--Six months credit purchasers 10 give notes
with two approved securities. Such of the children
as are under ten years Of age viii be sold with their
mother, the woman Eliza J. E GLEAVES. C. IN
noy20-td. 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

HoIloway,s Pills and Ointment.---
Scrofula morbid deposits in the lungs joints and
tissues. These medicines have rendered this disease
less formidable scourge than formerly II has been
ncontesably proved that in Scrofusus affections they
have effected thousands of cures. Sold everywhere
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Georgia Western Railroad.
~ 80 - 80

A Ia meeting Of the Board of Directors, held this
"A day, il was
Resolved That taking into consideration the threat
ening aspect of political affairs, and the consequent
stringency in the money market the Board of Direc
tors deem prudent to postpone the proposed letting
of contracts on the Georgia Western Railroad until
March or April next, of which due notice will be
given.
Resolred, That nstament Of one dollar per STARE
be called il, payable the day ofDecember next
at the Office of the Company in Atlanta lieu of the
ten per cent. called in payable the aforesaid time
and place.
ReSolued, That the Chief Engineer be instructed to
continue in service the corps of Assistant Engineers
order to prepare the whole work letting
Atlanta and the Western terminus. W. P. ORME,
nov24-t Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

fAhApAf oN IRE PHYSICAL FORCES. A Course or
Six Lectures on the Various Pores Of N,o % =,
their Relations TO each other By Michael Fars; an
d. cL, = K F1ilerian Professor Of CheraiStrSy'
Royal Institution. Edited By VIM C-ootss L . - ;
With Numerous Illustrations l2mo Naei;r, y .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
WHEAT AND rARR. A Novel limo. u,,.,,,

ITALY IN TRANSITION Public Scenes s,1 D.
Opinions in the Spring OF 1850 III strated bv oS
eiai DOCUMENTS from the Papal Archives OF he p.
s xDlssa LesA'iohs' by VIM Arthur, 4 NJ l2mo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

STUDIES IN ANIMAL LIFE. Rv Co, u -
cravings limo. Muslin - A'"is- In
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

my NOVEL; By Pisistralus cax,on. AZ W.
N English Life By ~ E Balwer Lytton ? yopS
Emo Muslin iarper's Library Edition # B1i-
Ner N0EeS.l ~ IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

CHAP Frs ON WIVES. BY Mrs Ellis. Author NJ
Mothers of Great Men, limo MusIin -'-'' O'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

ODD PEOPLE Being Popular Description az Si,.,,
lar Races OF Man, By Captain Aayne Reid snTSo-
OF The Desert Home, p THE Bush Boys y 20 W.T.
Illustrations I6mO. Muslin
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

OASli1f ki1HMoND Novel. By Anthony Troon.
Author oil doctor Thorne y ssrhe West Tnd,sS IL,
me spanish Main - The Three Clerks, > SC Ians
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received Al Publishers prices by
DAILY Herald and Daily Louisville journal Tor sale
by -it GREEN -&scO. -
noy2o-sf No. Union street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

THE LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA . D..
ture OF Exploration By ichard F. Burton 60
tain IL u, Indian Army Fellow and Gold Ne,i5I
lst OF the Royal Geographical Society with ~
and EHgravings on wood svo- Muslin. CUnifoTfs
with Barb and Lfrin9St0Ise-) -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

me iIttEE Il RKS By Anthony Trollope Aptbo
Sisi toc'or thorne' The Bertranas, Sc Ismo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 24.--An immense
meeting Irrespective of party, was held at
the Odd-Fellows Hall last night. Great
speeches were made.
An association to be called the Southern
Rights Association" is formed to promote
concert OF action amongst the Southern
States, and organize Minute Men aud volun-
teer companies th, oughout the State.
Waller Cox 4 Co., and Fellows & Co, Cot
ton factors, failed yesterday. az
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

iii 49,, FL INDIES INDIES AND The SPANISH MAIN Rv
..q-a IIomope, Autho- Of doctor Tbor,e :,
The Bertrams, - &c. l2mo Muslin 'O' iii'rhe'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
From Sc. Louis.

1t is apprebended that the secession ques-
ton viii have to be practically dealt with.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

r ISLES New Family Magazine and Gazette q
IL Fashion, for Decsuber, just received by
GREEN & co.
GoDEY's Lady's Book. for December, just received
by 80 80 ~s. GREEN & co,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

1f NJ, ~ Et-NS OF SOCIETY, By Grace ana pb,;,.
Ion Win sixteen Fine and "haraceristi, ~
5 t brotn ne Dalzel 12mo Muslin Gin - N Sna
Atnon 81 tbs popular Work Is no,e So, ID Ne'g
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 24.-The military cempa-
MES met last night. - - -
Gov. Stewart gave them orders to pro-
coed to the Fort Smith frontiers
Some outsiders also enrolled. FssF
The brigade, Numbering 500. leaves 10
morrow morning for the scene of disturbance
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

1t is true there is no equal part of the
earth with natural resources superior perhaps
TO ours. That portion of this country known
as the Southern States stretching from the
Chesapeake to the Rio Grande. is fully equal
TO the picture drawn by the honorable and
eloquent Senator last night, in al natural
capacities. But how many ages and ceniu-
ries passed before these capacities were de-
veloped to reach this advanced stage of civ
ilization? There the same hills, rich in ore,
same rivers. valleys and plains. are as they
have been since they came from the Iaad of
the Creator; uneducated and uncivfIized man
roamed over them for how long no history
Informs Us. ga as.afs . i ssi
1t was only under our Constitutions that
they could be developed. Their develop
m mt Is the result of the enterprise of our
people under operations of the Government
and institutions under which we have lived.
Even our people without these never would
have done it. The organization of society
has much TO do with the development of the
| natural resources of any country, or any
land. The institutions of people political
and moral are the maIrix In which the germ
of their organic structure quickeus into life
takes root and develops in form, nature
and character. Our institutions CONSTITUTES
the basis--the matrix from which spring all
our characteristics of Developments and
greatness. Look at Greece, there is the
same fertile soil, the same blue sky, the sam
inlets and 'rbors, the same Egean, the same
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

HUUkFR'S ILLUSTRATED NATTrp an TJIc-r,,,,- ,
~ a. hLs.oTy ior the use Of Schools ami Families ~,
, thlngton Hooker, b. D.. Author of ssT1a Ct;
80 ~ &c Illustrated by Nearly 800 81
pANEsDoRf HOUSE BY Mrs. Henry Wood. 12nO.
A MOTHERS TRIALS. o. TTTF rrper pop,,
by the Author of MY Lady" I2mo, Muslin
80 = w. II. BERRY G. co
0-u PUBLIC SQUARE.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK.
Vim. L. Walters, Proprietor.

Wm. l.. Walters, Proprietor.
W W Mclean, E NJ Cefield, Baltim ore ;
Geo W Sites, Petersburg, Va; W A Evans,
Deep Greek, Va; Joseph w Feeble, p I'D
ding Creek; 8 o Mullen, South Mills, N c F.;
John T seawell, Gloucester C. H j a Ri,
Icy; q Turber, U 5 Navy o + Shield,
York County, Va; NJ b Seaweli, Gloucester
County; John K Joynes, Hampton.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.
JOHN Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
-, A d Moore, Petersburg, Va; Seward
Smith, Philadelphia; A l. Saith. n. 4 P.
Railroad; Henry Holmes, Richmond, Va
T NJ Wilson, Virginia.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,,
Capt. G. c. Borsltny, Proprietor.
Lieut.. Hunter Davidson, U S Navy w Il
Costen, Jordan, Sunsbury, n G; Thomas
$ Howard, Newbern & ii Faribault and
lady, Wake, N G; W Griffin, Southampton;
d Whitaker, Raleigh; John G Bohannon,
Matthews.
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Flnl.-Yes.erday morning about TWO o.
clock, the two story woodea house on Wash
;os.on street, Portsmouth, owned and oreu-
pied by Mr.. James Dunigan, was discovered
70 be on fire, and before the flames could be
extinguished the whole roof was destroyed.
rhe Independent and Resolution fire compa-
nies we're soon on the spot and rendered Elf
>ieut service.
The building was insured in the "Home
insurance Office"
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MA Rim E " f. w 5
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, March I'D.
scht M A Hern, Cantvie. fun Petersburg
in ballast. , .,a.,,
with conl, NJ,
Schr Mary |. Johcson, Burrows. TN Rich
mond, mdse for supdry persons,
Schr Albion Hart, tts St. George, Joe.
Schr Walter j Doyle fm Petersburg.
Schr George Franklin, Sea"ood, I'm hich
mOnd.
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips, Richmond IN
ballast.
Schr Baltimore, Phillips. fun Richmond in
ballast.
Schr Z a Hopkins, CHASE, i'm y. Shore
oa:s to b. T, bocsover.
Sehr Panama, kellum, ia T. Shore, oats
for Is. Il. Bockover
Seer A K Elliott, Sykes, i'm n. c with
shingles,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

BLACk HAWK ALIAS MAs0N.--The distin
guished :.aividual whose name heads Thu
article, occupies the responsible office o
fireman on. board one of tbs ferry. boats,
and we must here remark that he is a very
attentive CLERK and most always at bis post
but On W ednesday afternoon last, as the
boat neafed the wharf on Portsmouth side,
Black Hawk lett his post aud went on shore
fox the purpose of las he says) purchasing
three cehtd .~uG' Of pies, but being delayed
rather longer than his time would permit,
the boat started OH, and he wishing to Sc on
board mace a leap ir0lS the wharf Tor the
boat, but the distance was TOO long for hi !
,catse's, and cb"ck.."p,.or down he :" emit into
the wafer, but was soon assisted from mis-
cool element, and on reaching terra Jtr61u, ne
threw his head on one side and remarked TO
the persons near, that he did not care about
going overheard, but he regretted that his
name sheuld be exposed in the ebay Book"
and it certainly would be if that gennlan
that goes across here every Merning should
get hold oi it. Black Hawk, we have re-
ported youf case az II was told us, and If
there is any mistake about ii, attach the
blame TO Captain No. /.
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Down He WENr.-This morning, on Wide
Water street, as Wilson, the owner of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Express line, was
driving his horse and wagon on said street.
the animal stepped upon the rail iron, which
tripped him up and he fell to the ground
very heavily. Ia short time large num-
her of colorcd sndioiduals were on the spot 4,
snd by their united efforts the horse was
soop upon his feet all safe and sound.
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A New Era for Virginia II


JOB PRINTING
BY cALORIC OR HOEALR!il
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
DAILY DAY BOOK
l'now the most complete establishment at the
South, using one OF
ERICSSONS CALORIC ENGINES
To Drive Two OF the
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With the most approved
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together with all of the latest and mos,
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And the largest assortment of
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Either OF our Job Presses viii print from | 500
70 s'SoO sheets per hour, and make a uniform
!. thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and dc.
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Is given, and we will guarantee in all cases the
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WE PRINT
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WE PRINT
Hand-Btils at 81 90 10 $40 90 A thousand
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WE PRINT
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Wedding and Visiting Cards,
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and In fact every description Of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
we nave incurred very heavy expenditures
IN lifting up first class Job Office so that our
people might have theirprinting all done here
at their own doors, and all we ask is trial and
we Will guarantee satisfaction as to character
OF work and prices.
We keep three or four good work men in our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
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up anything that the man Of business can pos.
sibly want. Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. mol
WANTED To PURCHASE, A NEGRO
w Boy about nine years of age.
NH 20-3t CHAS. SHARP.
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4 New EsTABLIsHMENr.-We cali the at
,spton of our readers to Mr.. Lloyd G. Bells
advertisement, in which ne offers gieat con-
yeuieuces 10 those having jobs of any kind
{, he executed in repairing guns, Locks,
bells, umbrellas, &c. He has lately remoy-
sa 10 tbis city, and located on Union street
where he has superior stock OF Guns, Pts
rols. Cutlery, NC, which he is wi!!ng TO dis
,,osa Of on very liberal tsrms.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

The TRIAL OF Waller s. LANp.-Ihe tri-
Al Of Land in Princess Anne is progressing
slowly. The witnesses examined so far are
Mr. Mitche the Baltimore Police officer.
ana MIR. McLenan, of Princess Anne. DIR.
way, OF Princess Anne, is now giving in his
~ idence.
The following gentlemen cnmpose the
Jury.
John buffer, Seth Bell, Jas. Spratr. VIM.
leitchteld, Thos. ". Williams, VIM. Stone.
X. b, Baker, b. b. James. W. l.. Etheridge,
Noaf! Munden, Jno. Keeling, Tsyner White
hurst
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Local Itena9.

WATCH KEpoRr.-Mary, slave of MIR.
Cassell, in Portsmouth, no pass-dischsrged.
BAD BoYs.-Mason Miller and Arthur Mil
Ter, two Juveniles OF the "hard order," were
locked up in the Cage last night for riotous
conduct. For want OF Work House or
House of Correction, these chaps were again
turned aloose.
FREE NEGROES RIorous. Ellen Bains, N ed
Capps and Jane Caps, free negroes, were
arrested and locked up for being riotous.-
His Honor ordered ten stripes each for them'
alter the receipt of which they were dis
charged.
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CHEAP READING FOR THE NJ ASaEs. w e
have always believed in furnishing the mas
ses with reading matter at tow rates. The
Dan Book is ONLY ONE CENT, and the
Daily New York Herald, and all the weekly
papers ONLY FOUR GENES, at the Day
Book Boilding.
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4 Penny SAVED Is a PENNY GAINED.-So
nuy your papers at FOUR CENTS, and save
Sya PENNIES, on each paper you buy. The
New York Daily Herald and all the weekly
papers can be obtained at the extreme low
price of Four cents. at the Day Book Build
ing,
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Auction Sales.
Extensive and Unreseryed Safes
Ar AUCTION.
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
nTESSRS. A. 4 F. KENNEY, tof 29l Bait.
1Xl timore Street, Baltimore, ihaying opened
an Auction-HOus Room at II Main st,
in the store lately occupied by MIR. Paschal
Schsano, are dsposing OF very large asa SUI
perior stock OF fine Gold Jewelry, tine Gold
Pens and Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, togeth.
er with very large stock OF Notions, Plated
Ware, Silver Spoons and Forks, Chased Cups,
Cruet Stands, Cake Baskets, Silver Tea and
BreaN fast Services of the very latest and most
elegant styles of superior pattern and work
manship.
-ALSO--
Standard Books, Oil Paintings, Cigars, Cut.
lery, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Staple Dry
Goods, London Steel Engravings, Fancy Goods
in endless variety, and other selected goods too
numerous for specification
In addition, will be opened Fresh Fruits, &C.,
&c.
SALES 70 THE LADIES,
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Mornings at II
O'Clock, A. M.
In the interval between sales the goods viii
be in view, and every. attention paid purchasers
at private sale.
N. 1.-The Gold Pens, Jcwelry, &C., being
manufactured by Messrs. Il Kenney, OF
Baltimore, the first and largest manufacturers
III Maryland, are recomm ended with tn e most
implicit confidence.
Auction Sales every EVENING at : O'Clock
P. NJ.
MERWIN l. co,
mn II AuctionecrS.
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DIRECT LINE TO BOSTON.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


VGNuE Merchants and Nj. Steamship Com
L pany having completedItheir arrangements
for direct line from NORFOLK TO BOSTON
will run the steamers WM. JENKINS, Captain
George Hailett, and the JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Captain W. Loyeland, to and from the points,
leaving each City every SATURDAY at three
O'Clock, p. Nj.
These vessels are ist Glass Side Wheel Sea
Steamers, with superior accommodations for
passengers and large capacity for freight, and
are commanded by able and experienced ofti-
GERS
Travellers and shippers will ind it to their
advantage TO patroniZe this line. as no effort
will be wanting to make this the l''Pioneer
Line,') 4 favorite with the public.
The VIM. Jenkins win leave on SATUR.
ding Meals and State Rooms. $1,000.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Agent,
NH 20 ChambeTlain's Wharf, Norfolk.
GOOD GOODS-LOyS FOR THE CASH.
THE subscriber has on hand too many of
l. certain kinds of articles, and is anxious
to convert them into money,
Pillow Case Linens. as and SO inches wide
Drawer Linens, 80 and 81 do do
Fine Irish Linen, 75c TO LOO p er yard
Fins Nalnsoos Muslins, plain and plaid
Fine Linen or long Lawn
French working Cotton, assorted sizes
Fine white all wool Flannels
Large lot Of black Alpacas
Long and sh ort Net Mitts
Lot of ladies worked Collars
Black English and italian Grape
Fine English and American GinghamS
Fine tape bord'd /. c. Hdkfs. for ladies and
gentlemen
Blk, white and cold TaFsta Gloves
White and black Cashmere Hose
Merino and Gauze Vests, &C., &c.
ANY one desiring TO invest extensively In tine
above, can have great Inducements offered
NH 10 J H DAWSON.
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SpR1Na.-The season of Spring is now fair
ly opened. The trees have begun to bud
flowers, gardens look brighter. awnings sur
mount tbs sidewalks, and gay and gaudy
silks, suited to the season, and expended on
enormous hoops, serve as advertisements Of
Snrino goods for sale or Maih street and
slarket Square.
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AoE.-l an afraid age always shows itself
somewhere; but it is amusing to here A,
whose ebony IS abundantly streaked with
silver, faucying lie is deceiving himself or
ether people, when he is compassionating b
chose head displays from month to month
An increasing area of badness; or G, who,
multiplying his wrinkles whist grinning at
Sis own white teeth iu the mirror, is recon-
NEEDING new set, or q few vicarious teeth
;0r the curious ones of his smooth, rosy faced
contemporary; or +, who is getting both blind
snd corpulent, Informing poor q, "he IS fa
s}'s calves have dwindled away so much OF
late as to be nearly invisible.
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scALprp.-A small negro boy, the son OF
Alfred Dayman, the arayman, accidentally
upset kettle Of boiling water yesterday
sfternon, which scalded him in very Sc
rious manner abou. his arm and hand. be
vas attended to as soon as the proper RENE
|sfieg could be procured.
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| MACHINE Poetry ON LOCAL SUBJEors-We
eats lat pork without any beans. Aud,
alone, from love of pelf, fills his Golfers and
starves himself. He tolls, accumuates and
spares, to lay up his money for his heirs
He grudges himself penny roll, and wil
save everything except his soul. Hes alwayl
bothered and perpIaxed; doesn't enjoy this
world, nor won't the next. Has laid up trea
sures here for love, but nary treasure laid
up above. With soap and water, he's unac-
quaint; Mammon is HE patron saint. His
sanctum is both dark and cold he eschews
comforts and saves his gold. With Ratchet
and saw he walks around, where broken
fences most abound. And for qua rter and
a chunk of bread, he'll work all day, so it is
said. He sometimes varies his working
m God, by bringing water and splitting wood
He's the most complete immelation to the
great Moioch, that ever split on Mammou's
block. He's worth his thousands, but it's
said, that be yet will die for want OF bread
But, whether be dies for want of bread or
breath, the State will lose nothing by his
death. He's bachelor, and no loving wife,
will DER his couch, watch the ebb Of life -
Nor will he have either chick or child, to
bid him farewell with accents mild Aud in
that dread and soleinn hour, VII en- The King
of TerrOrs shall assert his power. His eyes
grow dim and limbs grow cold, his mind
will rest upon his gold.
New MusIC.-We are indebted to Mr.. X.
B Levy, Bookseller and News Agent, Ports.
mouth, for copy of the diamond Watts,"
composed for the Piano, by Sig. G. George,
OF this city.
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/, EcoNoaY.-Save TWO CENTS on each of
your New York Daily heralds, and the
weekly papers, by buying them at the Day
Hool, Buildiog, at ONLY FOUR CENTS.
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BY CALosIc.--Yoa can now get the New
York Daily Herald or Bonner's Ledger, FOR
FOUR CENTS, and all the weeklies at the
came price, at the Dag Book BUILDING.
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STELLA SHAWLS.

SIELLA SHAWLS,
RLUE, Green, White ami Scarlet Middle
- Steiis Shawls, great bargain for the cas- /,
lust the the thing for the present season, at
NH 6 II DAWSON,S.
TIN WARE All REDUCED PRICRs~
Our stock of TIN WARE is the largest and
most complete to be found in any house IN the
country, to which we would particularly invite
the attention of the trade.
NH W d ROBERTS, JB., Il Co.
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A Coon MorTo FOR BUSINESS MG&. 80 alex
sales aud small profits, is 3 good uotto, -"
!. Cali at the Day Pook building, aud buy The
weekly pspsrs ss FOUR o2NTa' and save TWO
esnts in each case.