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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQuITY-piCKENs.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQuITY-piCKENs.
II. f. McWhor,cr
j. McWhortcr, ct. ais
NDEK an ordcrof tho Court of Equity in
~ this case, will he sold at Pickens Court
House, to the highest bidder, ON Salclay in
September next. the Real Estate Of John Nc
Whorter, deceased, situate in the State and
district aforesaid. to wit:
:. Tract No. !. containing One hundred and
Sixiy-fye Acres, adjoining lands of Thomas c.
Boggs. William ). Williams and others.
Tract No. 2, containing Two hun,lred and
Thirty Acres, adjoining lands of WIN. S. Will
liams, Gen. +. N Garyin, George /. C''a?,nnn
and othcrs.
TERAlS OF SALE-A credit of ono and two
years, with interest from date Of snlc except the
costs which must be paid in cash The purcha-
ser or purchasers to give bond to the Commits
soncr, with at least two good sureties to secure
the purchase money.
RoBr. a. THOMPSON, oEr.p.
Comr's Office. Aug. 7, 1860 Q 4
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the subacribers nrior
IA TO- the first of January last. are reouested
tc pay up by the first of September, as we want
to start to market about that time, and must
have money.
Our remaining Stock of Samasaaer Goods
will be sold ata reduced price to nuke room for
our feh Stock. u. w. GREEN & co. (
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TSl5" Whore The kcg is returned 25 cents
will be deducted
The Manufacture il under the guidance of
j. III. BEsEMIELpER, from Mcmmingen, Ger
many a ski'fn and experienced Powder ma
Ker. n lie mas introduced the highly brilliant
community of Europe. This Powder is n
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel and is entirely free from all corroding
properties
Dealers and contractors may ave their or
ders hiied agreeable TO specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should he addressed
to JoHN BowEN Co, at Pickens G. H., South
Carolina.
VIM. r. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is. 1859 al tf
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- J. W. OUBD.
May 10, lSG0 42 If
look OUT FOR THE LOCOMOTIVE!
CONTEMPORARIES.
mcaal.Ouuartcrs.

FIRST BRIG, FIRST DIV, S. G. NJ
.,S,, GreenriAe, S. g.
HNllE Regiments comprising this Brigade are
II hereby ordered to appear at the following
ii nes and places for Review and Drill.
Q The 4th Regiment at IIayne's ON the 18th
September.
9 The 42d Regiment at craigS on the 18th
September.
The I'd Regiment at Halls on the 18th Sop
tcmbcr
The 5th Regiment at Hunters on the 2oth
Septembnr
Tho LIST Regiment at Bruton's on the 22d Sep
tember.
The commissioned and non-commissioned Off
GERS willNppear the day previous TO the Reviews
OF their respective Regiments, for Drill and In-
structon.
Colonels Of Regiments must moke their Re.
turns at the Reviews.
The Brigade Staff will be required to attend
every Review in the Brigade. t
Colonols of Regiments are charged with the
extension of this Order By order =,
- w. K; EAsLEY, Brig. Geu.
H.. Lee ThuRsroN. Brig. Mai.
Aug. l6 1860 sm 3 I'd
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ALSO

WILL BE SOLD Mt the same time and place
Fifteen Likely Young Negroes,
Stock of all kinds. Household and Kitchen Fur
niturc and other articles
TERMS.-A credit of ono year, with note,
interest and security. My object in selling is.
that my great ngc forbid$ that should attend
;" my own business. ! also wish to divide the
proceeds u! the sale amongst nv children.
JEREMIAH LOOPER, Scn'r.
Aug. |, 1850
hay- Grccnvillc Pnlriok will nlnnsc cnny-
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NOTICE.
Valuable Property for Sale 1!

WILL SELL without reserve, at my resi-.
h dcncc, on Tuesday the 28th day of August
my valuable Plantation, situate in Pickens Dis
tr'ct. and lying on Shoal Creek, i'm one mile of
the Trap. containing
Eight hundred and Fifty Acres,
VI winch One hundred and Fifty Acres i. good
Creek Bottom.
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ESTATE NOTICE

"A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Mil.
IA ton Maulden deceased, are requested 70
make prompt payment, and those having de-
mands against said Estate must present them.
attested according to law, within the timo pre-
scribcd by law.
JOAB MAULDEN, Admir-.
August 8. 1860. .
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Notice.

THEREBY forwarn all persons from trading
j. with ny wifc Catharino Naly, who has left
my bed and board without causoor provocation.
And horeby extend notice to all persona that i
will not be responsible for her contracts.
1..a,,ss,, ~ H. +. NALLY.
Aug. 16. 1860. "a 3.
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TAKE N(DTICE!

a LII those indebted to me MUST MAKE
IN PAYMENT without delay, as expect to
leave tho State soon, and must pay my own
debts. | had rather do my own collecting; but.
at I cannot collect an officer will do it for me
promptly. s
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New Powder Manufactorv.

VIE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
in successful operation, and the attention
ol pc"icrs Is called to the unmistakabe superb
ority of the Powder Manufactured Mt those
Mills over that of any other in America. We are
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice any
OF the following description, at tho following
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Da.
IN vid Russell deceased, arc requested to
make immediate payment, and those having de.
mandswill present. them, legally attested, for
liquidation, to my brother DIR. ID. NJ Russell,
who Is my authorized agent to settle mp the bu.
siness ofssaid Estate.
r.. II. RUSSELL.
q Qaalihsd Executor.
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"A LSO.

have good TRACT OF LAND. containing
Three bundled and Seven Acres, thirty cleared
and the balance woodland. near Bachelors Re.
treat. on the road Leading to Pendleton, Which
desire to sell The tract is situated in one of
the best sections of the district, and makes corn
drouth OR no drouth The terms are one. two
and three years; the purchase money and inter
eat to DO well secured If not disposed Of be
fore, will sell it Mt auction Mt Pickens G H. on
Salcday in October next. a bargain can be
bought
August 6. 1860 tf
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VIM. G.. KEITH

A I RNEY AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly to ull business entrusted
~, " to his care in thc Districts comprising the
Western Circuit. Office at Pickens c. ill.,
Dec 3. 1859 90 ar
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Noffna.

APPLICATION win be made 10 the Legislature.
Il at its next session, for an act to incorporate
Riclland (Prcsbyterian Church, in Pickens district
Aug. 0.AI86D 8nn
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-.Al.SO-

hc VIII sell thc following Land. around w al
II .'Ia. fhr which unwarrnntel titles Only will be
made, as folluws:
Tract M. Oh c,ntnining Onc Hundred and
Eighteen Acres adjoining H. Fujcn, Fisher
anil others.
Trnct M 6l containing Eighy.fur Acres.
lining a. C'rdeS Jacob Busch and others.
Tract NJ G2, containing Eghty-two Acres,
llnin'ng Jaclb Bl|ch and others
r'act NJ G3 cnntuiting NINETY ak Acres.
AI"o Tract n CT. containing Ninety seven
Acres These Tracts are situate an tie pckens
Rond. west of Flat Rock Master Ground
Tract NJ GI containing Eighty-two Acres,
adjoining John IIousknmp. Busch and Others.
frnct No. 6S, containing Eighty-onc Acres,
adjoining John lInuSkamp. Mckay and others.
Tract No So containing Eghiy-two Acres,
adjoining ), Runken and others,
Tract No 10, containing Ninoty.nino Acres,
ndIo'ninS 8. ..,'i'i;o;. ak; atLere
irnct No |, containing Eighty-one Acres,
adjoining S, Runkcn and others
BSS@ These Tracts and Lptsof Lands will be
sold at Walhalla, on the third Thursday tlSthl
IN October next, Mt public auction Persons
wishing IN purchase bof,re that time Mt private
sale. or wishing any information tunchiIg these
Lands will call on the President or Secretary,
at Walmlln.
Tho terms are one fourth cash-tho balance
IN ono. two and three years, with interest, sc.
cured by bond and security
ii. p. TIIoDE, President.
j. NJ. IIENcxEN, Scrt'y.
August 6. 1860 10
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Timely Notioe!

T'HE sale notes of Lewis Rimrod are in my hands
for collection, due 18th September, prox., and
It's expected that they win bc promptly met.
80 w. 8. GBISHAM,
Tunnel Hill. s. e., Aug. IL, 1860.
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Notice

Notice.
A PPLICATI0N will be mado 20 the next Loeisla-
"A ture for Charter to extend the "Keoweo
and Tnckasege Purnpike Road, from Tunnel Hill
20 Wahalla.
August 10, 1860 8 sm
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LUMBER /! LUMBER !!

T7NIIE undersigned having purchased the
MILLS formerly owned by Col John a.
Easiey, deceased, three miles east of Pickcns
C. H., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBER.
finished or unfni"hcd; Sash, Blinds, Pannc
Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. lie is deter
mined to carry on the business III all its branch.
cs and persons wishing anything of the kind,
are assured their orders will meet with prompt
attention Orders should be addressed to the
undersigned. lie respectfully solcits share
of public patronage.
NJ. F. MITCHELL.
january o. 1860 2G If
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Notice.

A PPL1CATION will bc made to the Lcgis.
IA nture at its next session for an net To in.
corporate the "Walhallu Rihemcn and Society. u
at Walhalla.
August q. 1860 9 Am
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ALSO

Tho debts due s. IL. JOHNS g. co. must be
closed up forthwith, under the same penalties
if default of Payments made.
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HEAD QUARTERS-

lsT BEiG: lsr Div. S. O. NJ, GeEENvlLLE, S. @.
ORDER NO. -
a CCORDING to orders from Head Ounrters
IA an Election is hereby ordered to he held
according to law, at the Rcgimental Parade
Grounds of the Regiments con,prisino this Rr;n.
AIDE, on the 9th day Of September noxt f5r
MAJOR GENERAL, to command lst Division
5. G. NJ, and to fill vacancy occasioned bv res,
ignation of Major General Smith. The resnIt
of said Election will be forwarded to this cf6ce
Immediately thereafter. Colonols COMMANDING
the respective Regiments are charged with the
extension Of this order.
w. X. EASLEY, Brig Gen.
BY order,
II. LEE TnRusroN, Brig. Mai
Aug. 2. 1860 9 ~
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J. HI. VOIGHT,
Ella Manufactures & EgcpaireF.

sWALHALLA, s. c.,
WILL give strict attepton to all business entrus
w ted TO his care Terms the most reasonable.
Jan, l2, 1860 20 If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLTNA.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcKENs DISTRICT
Office is hereby given that from and ae.
IN ter three months froro thie date. I will
transact business generally in my own name
as intend at that time avaling myself of tha
provisions Of the law making Sfeiaes ooyert0
free dealers.
RHoDA MAULDIN.
said
Aug. o, 1860 q sm#
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
PendleGon, S. G..


THNIIE SUBSCRIBER. who has had several
IL years experience in lIniel business. (hav-
ing been sole proprietor of the Williamston
Springs Hotel for nine years is now proprietor
If tic Blue RIDGE HOUSE, whore he will
he glad To zee all his old friends and patrons
and ais" the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for
wcl-kept house. both from the sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. He has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
to his guests to render their soionrn agreeable.
The good society of Pcndlcton Nillage-the pre-
verbal good health of its inhabitants-its fine
c"ol water and bracing atmospherc-its prox-
unity to tho mountains and its accessibility hy
Railroad, all contribute to nuke it one Of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per-
sons arriving here OH tho cars. and wishing to
";a!. tho mountains or any other point of tho
surrounding country. can bo accommodated with
good conveyanccs and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here.
j. w. COBB.
May 10, lSG0 42 If
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FOR CONGRI

BE- The friends of Col. JOHN D. ASHMOr I
respectfully announce him candidate for re cleo
ton TO Congress, at the ensuing election.
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Valuable Tract OF Land

DeScrinon III Inc pcndinSs III thIS case, namely:
Onc Tract of Land, situate i'll Pickcns Dis
trict. and lying in the fork Of Chuugn creek aud
an T4sato River, containing THREE HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY ACRES. and adjoining
lands of Thos. llarbn Rnb't a. Gilmcr, Joel
Jones and others.
This Tract of Land is improved. There is
abnnt EIGHTY ACRES Of tho best RIVER
aud CREEK BOTTOM on the place.
plat nf the Plantation, executed by II. B.
MAuLDEN. d. S.. is on file in this office
TERMS OF SALE.-The costs of suit and
s..!!2, ;.::tl """,hirh of the purchase money must
be paid in cash. The balance on credit of one
and two years, with compound interest" to
be secured by bond and approved security,
given to the Commissioner. Purchaser to poy
extra for titles.
ROB'T a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
August ., 1860 5
Roy" l.nurensvillc HrrdM will please copy three
times and forward account to lhis office.
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Q a NJ o 0 % a II E s :
FOR MAJOR-GENERAI

Rs0~ We have been eu:hcrised to announce Col.
n; N -. DEhkiNS candidate for MAJOR GEN
ERAln lst Division, S. C. NJ, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Maj. Gen. A. nj,
SMITH.
no. The friends of Col. EMMETT SEIBIEs ra.
spectIuliy announce him candidate for Major
General of The lst Division of South Carolina
Militia to fill the vacancy occasoncd by the rosig
nation of Gen. A. NJ. Smith.
gs5S" The friends of Maj. SPARTAN D. GOOD
LEFT respectfully announce him candidate for
Malor,ueneral of the LIST Division of South Caroli4
na ailitia' to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Gen. a. NJ. Smith
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WAGON MAKING,
FOR SALE.

'HNilE GERMAN SETTLEMENT SOCIETY
II OF Cll ARLESTON offer for sale the fol-
i'w'ng valuable Tracts AMI L,ts of Land, stu
atc III Pickcns District to wit:
Thc Fail ETaci,
Or NJ. |, continuing Sixteen Hundred and
Forty Acres. On the premises there is a Mer-
chant Mill, Saw Mill. ThroSli;ag Machine.
Turning Lnth", Cotton Gin. frStrntc Dwclliu.e
and good ont houses The Watcr Power on this
tract is supcrinr tn onyin the State The Land
lies on both sidcS of Little River adjoining Col.
Burnett, leptha Norton. Rankin and others
Tract M. 2, containing Three Hundred and
Sky five Acres, having thereon u small water
fall nnd adjoining M. |, Capt Robins and
others.
Tract NJ. 81, containing Two Hundred and
Tnn Ahrc! adjoining H. w NJ Il ,sgs and others
T'nit NJ. l3. cIn:nining Onc IIanlrcd and
Ninety three Acres, adjoining Bngg<, Crenshaw
and others.
Tract M. Is. containing Two Hundred and
riy Acres, adjoining lands of Won lpllcn and
others.
Tract M. lG. containing Two IIuudrcd and
Six Ares, adjoining Won IIolIcn and others =
Now II ne mrrtng house is ON this tract.
Tract N. IL, containing Two Hundred Acres.
adjoining No. lG and others
Tract No. ID, containing Two Iuntrcl and
twenty Acres, adjoining llantz Rcnn;kc and
others.
Tract M. %, cntaning Two Hundred and
Ten Acres adjoining trnct NJ. |. EIanz and
others.
Tract M. 2l,. containing Two Hundred and
INe"iy Acrc,, adjoining Cspt il. n. Robins
and others.
- \LSO--
w q Nill snl On. H.. ,E...,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ECUTOH,S SALE.
NM I'LL BE SOLD to the highest bidder. on
w Thursday the 9Th Of September next, at
the late residence of james Lay. deceased, the
portion of his property not wilcd, as roluwS:
Four Likely Negroes,
Two Mules. large Wagon and Cart. Corn. One
hnnd' cl and Sc' cnty-fvc bushels Rye Stock
"l Cattle and Hogs, Sheep, Still and Stands, and
other articles not mentioned
TKHMS-Sums under lyo dollars, cash: over
!Nmt amount credit OF twelve months, with
interest note and security.
c. NJ LAY, Exo'r.
Aug. ., 1850
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQuIrY-pICKgNs.
Josiah Perkins, eta
w. w. Mitchell, et.al
(f virtue of II decree of the Court of Equity.
l1 made at June Term, 1860 there will be
sold to the highest bidder. Mt Pickcns Court
House. an Snlcduy in Sebiembcr mext. tic
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we viii sci III the Town of WAlhalla. NINE
ACRE LOTS and TWENTY ONE HALF
ACRE LOTS. For the above Tracts of Land
ana . these Lots, we can make good wurran;ec
titles.
Polynesian., 1860-07-07
BEST HAIR DYE
IN the world! !

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
yet BOgles Electric Hair Dye (recenty improved) was
be by the judges the late Mechanics Fair held
in Boston (amOng whom Dr. Hayes eminent chemist
and State Assayer who awarded the Prize Medal and Di
pOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all
Of the Union. Its unparalleled superiority in t,
The ingredients nOushng to the hair destructive
others ID, Does not hurt stain the skin 3d. Is
easily applied and dyes the hair color required from
deica'e brown TO deep black natural appear
vellnus Manufactured sold and applied by WIN. BUGLE,
2O2 Washington Boston, and be had of Druggists
everywhere. soy
Polynesian., 1860-07-07
The London underground Railway.

The London Illustrated Netcs contains the de-
scription of tunnel now being built under the
streets of London, for the purpose of connecting
the city with the series of railways at the north of
the Thames To have a railway after the Ameri-
can fashion, passing through densely populated
district, and crossing level an Overerswded
thoroughfare, was considered utterly out of the
question. Therefore the plan was resorted to of
avoiding the surface altogether leaving that to the
ordinary local traffic and travel, and going entire
ly under the city with all the passenger and freight
trains. The plan adopted was similar to that re-
Gently suggested in Philadelphia as the best one to
cross from the Schuylkill to the Delaware The
London railroad tunnel was constructed by making
an open cut from the surface of the street down
the distance required, building the archway, and
then replacing the surfaee-a cheaper mode than
tunnelling. The work has been contracted for and
is now in progress, the company engaging in it
having capital of four million two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, in shares of fifty dollars
each. To avoid any annoyance from smoke or the
combustion of fuel in the tunnel, the traffic is to
be worked by light locomotives OF novel and in
genious construction. They have no fire box, but
will be charged with hot water and steam at
certain PRESSURE to be supplied by fixed boilers at
the ternini, and will be furnished with large
heater to assist in maintaining the required tenn
peratHre. 1t IS believed that each locomotive can
be supplied with power sufficient to run the whole
tunnel distance. The tunnel is expected to be
finished and in working order by 1862. The plan
is evidently the best one which can be devised for
passing over the space occupied by crowded cities.
1t will ultimately have to be restored to wherever
practicable by all roads which require the crossing
Of such spaces, no matter what the cost may be.
Polynesian., 1860-07-07
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent of BOge's Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here delighted find old friend had
preceded me q Bcgle's Flmd) Ny hair falling
IN thousands DAY short interview with my friend
sOped the fall few rubbing operations performed by
"VOELKER,'' has made every hair tie
my Magic Chair l. in 1852 in Honolulu, recommend il
to the world the Great Hair Preserver.
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, FWiZard."
% Agent for the sale of Bogles Fluid
VOELKER.
Perfumer Fort street. Honolulu
Polynesian., 1860-07-07

y SOMEWHAT verdant-looking individual cali
ed upon jeweller in Montreal, and stated that he
had managed to accumulate, by hard labor for the
past few years, some seventy-fye dollars. and he
wished to invest it in something whereby be might
make money little faster and he had concluded
to take some Of his stock and peddle it out.
The jewler selected what would sell readily, and
the new peddler started out on his first trip. He
was gone but few days, when he returned, bought
as much again as before, and started on bis second
trip. Again he returned and greatly increased his
stock. lie succeeded well, and accumulated so
fast, that the jeweller one day asked him what
profit he obtained on what he sold.
We'll. put on about Eve per cent"
The jeweller thought that a very small profit,
and expressed as much.
Well," aid the peddler, +" don't know as l
exactly understand about your per cent, but an
article for which 1 pay dollar, generally sell
for FIVE ~
Polynesian., 1860-07-07
Ght polpl1esian,
HAWAIIAN LEGIsLATURE. 1850.
HOUSE OF MOBILES.

Owing to the ndisposition of several of the members
since Friday last there had been meeting of the No
bles, for business, up to yesterday.
Polynesian., 1860-07-07

An OFFERING TO SArAS.-Dr. Adam Clark had
perfect abhorrence of pork and tobacco. He is re-
ported to have said;
- If were to offer sacrifice to the devil it
would be roasted pig stuffed with tobacco"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLr
Wan. l.. Walters, Proprietor.

Wan. l.. Walters, Proprietor.
W X Falls, Baltimore; q Smyser, Thos
III Chandler, York Coanty; l. Morton, W D
Warrick, Richmond; Benjamin F Hanks, w
j Whitehead, II Bryant, North Carolina; b
Phillips, Hampton; F Osgood, New York;
A Hyman, Thos Jones, w Lawrence, S
Nj Pittman, } II Whitehead, Palmyra, n G.;
p A Atkinson. Mrs Atkinson and servant,
Granville; b s Hackney. Edward II Rowe,
Anthony 7 Dixon, Archibald Webster, VIM
II Seawell, two Miss SeaweiPs; G C Willard,
Old Point; Captain Watson, Steamship Po-
tomac; Il Howell, G p Ma thias, Petersburg;
Rhipehart, Baltimore; DR. i Il Fentress,
Princess Anne
MERCHAN rs HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Robert /. Wilson, Seighton W Whitfield,
Elizabeth, N J; l. J Brown, Norfolk Co:
George Ecott, G Il Ellis, Baltimore; Caleb
Cox and friend, Currituck, N G; George Il
Quick, Morristown, N J; A Williams, South
ampton; G o Newton, Baltimore; Richard
Banks, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. c. G. Bortliag, Proprietor.
s Baton, c B Biscoe, Baltimore; Hem
ry Williams, North Carolina; A iiol
land, q ii Hawkins, Geo Fosta, X I Sears
Virginia.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-25

TRIBUTE OF SYhPATaY.-As the phraseol-
ogy OF a little paragraph in yesterdays ed-
ton, alluding to the suspension OF work at
the Navy isri TN Monday afternoon last,
may lead to misspprehension, We would
state that the employees suspended their
duties spontaneously, and without the least
intlmAtion from any OF the officers at the
station, in token Of their sympathy with the
family OF Commodore Bell, in the less they
have sustained in the death OF u lamented
son, last Ia the verge OF manhood, and en-.
dewed with qualities Of mind and heart
which had endeared him to all. A tribute
OF respect, thus kiaily rendered, will be
cherished among their most grateful recol-
lections by the bereaved family ard friends.