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Low PRreEs AND GREAT ArrRAortoNs.-Ladie
Just think Of it Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
worth of just the kind of goods You always want cost
even under This is the offer made by Messrs. Reilly Co
No sl Canal street and they in They adopt til
plan for the reduction of their stock they prefer 10 have cash
y Sc days 10 goodand they wise We hope will
fail to We Reily's call this morning
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

Messrs. McCerren, Landry & Co. will sell at their
aaeiion mart Masonic Hall Charles street. is day lols
eclock ags end extensive Of fancy g90d slightly
damaged BY water. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

THE GREAT NATURAL CLAInvoyANr.- Madame
eaprc who gloes IN the above appeson seeits visits
her onse, No. IL custohonse advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

Doc LOST An advertiser to-day offers FIVE
dollars reward person who will find brindIe sut which
he has lost. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

FINE WrsEs.--If any of the readers of this morn
ings Crescent be troubled with the blues the
stringent markell would advise him go al once to
Mr. Wolf of Gfavier and New Ieveo Streets procure
few dozen III wines Il would be sure
ant1oe and very pleasant too take word for IT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

MEERscHAuM PTPEs AND WALKING CAsEs.-
Msssrs 4ndree corner az Royal and Bienyiie streets
have st received beautiful these goods See ad
yertisement
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eHaIcE FAstfI GRocEaiEs.- We take pleasure
= re atantian o readers his uorin q ihe al
ssfsssenshs o. Hessrs Farwood eble gFoeers u, IN
sap street The stock keps bs s barge arstcass
aNFl'casaF aad b sold at erreey reasonable rates
Ns hsseao heeaiaan Recommending saei. an esta,u,
81 p9Re oz pssoaass llsy sesk earnestly 10 deserve il
y -. ess'as SPA leraits nov getting on tewaras i,s
T'en q expected that sotnshing ssd souid be Esps
,ss ,ae asass eai % Msssts O. itsy can supply yo
SIT 9' p spassas smsulbsr --e 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

THo HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES Doors, SHOES
BnosAss, AID oSe HUNDRED AND Fifty Lo4s or DRx
Goense esll tbs attention Of the trade 10 fbe sale Of boo
shoes, dts goods ETC. % take place This day. O'Clock NJ
Ieaunant Biache auction rooms No 60 Churtres
sFeel. Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

GoNssLr MADAME LABLAscH if you are curious
The future of your life She wonderfal woman
Sss her card. =.
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JouviS's i lp sslovks a s.x ,,rs s., n.

1opxtS's KID sLovKs AT Six IIrs / p A1p.. Msssr.
P'at 20 izs oanai assEii.s es,se H. =
a Flores tor gentlemen and iaaIes ii he
ses ps'f g sevay-Ase cents pair when Il Is
that 3aks u shs IS usually charged Ia
4sass oaqatx elEeuslanea idea be formed NJ u h.
'aesss are pot iIse ou.l things Messrs n 4 4 p
a5s ~ sssss sesp hs selling sslr whole stoc i
sstlaes 1hess has esap keod, would Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
POLICE JAiL--OFFICIAI


e. ths &c., 3Sasy a. yssp eqiIse bss a9 s r.
sys FEE hf e. belongs s t. IN Mr. Octave oans who lives Bayou
teeth toen small goaee Gght moasiache ah
fas owner val cal as s1d ffn HI HRss DEsSsE law
| 4,.4.-,., ,o ,sso keePeref City Police Jail
ALFRED A DUcRos.
| nzs 10 Clerk Of Comptroler.
WAS A. o,' o,broaght 70 ths CITY Police yail on
PaTsh re- 81 jefferson r. tight bank She { feet inches high
The win popey sccoiue 10 law
Registered November %, 1860
n2s lbt clerk 1i af a1t9F1l Comptroller.
WAS pro brought 10 the city Police Jail on,
the Lth Of November 1850, the NFf boy IA sEs 10.
Louis Missouri bqt stated thRt he free lie Is
poS marked has the right eyed cut and Is
The wi" f9 asGsE I'd SsH h according LAY"
Registered November %, 1850; -
n2sls. ALFRED 4 A., L z res, sotsz...,,.-
mo u. go n Gatptroiler.
Rifsrsht g. ths nottF n9ts satl en
ne rsi sisied he belonged TO Dir Joh Gaow who lives in
tset INCHES hs somssvs ssh aabls has Sashs ball.
in bad % asod Lab about nj sS yeaps s 'es'
me owner WI eau ifa fsn RSeSs G law
,,isto4.d Na.,a %, ,oco Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED a. DUGRas
~ ~ CLERK of Comptroller.
YET - 1,,.,,.,.r.,+ ). - T,.-s -,
ssss w e Rs 5sa5s. ~ q s
St James la He Is fe 4 - incts b;SI I u. . iI ~ OF
and m ee @ ioas % INC npge tdeh rotten heavy goatee
The win call his ppperty according to law
eoEh hiaNNaNuE.hi lJ.i JR
Registered November o, ls6o
n2s M ALFRED A. silll pueRas u
xsTma ,roy,,E,t to .Ie. e7i7I- 1s-,ITo- -.
w fih II NaembeT 70 i hsas ~ 4 p e. I'M oz the
n5e 70 Nj NJ 'Eh9 @ eSn@el VINO @ Ngs In Christian county
wears small agreeahe aee aI agad snn. 9
The viii cali and claim nus proerty serordine N
MIGUEL HEkINANDEz ~ ~ z ~ JR;
Registered November I6 1881 fs VI my opee' 'ai'
AIFRED 4 nTrcRne
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sHERIFFs SALES.

awe
Founru DISTRICT couar} CRY OF INV oEEhSs Na 4 W.
PY VIRTUE of writ oa seszIre ., saIiei nna saa
Of New Orleans Ia ihe above entitled ceee VIII pfocsed y
sell at public auction the City Hotel s9min9e s' @ n M
tween tnmp aud Magazine Streets on MVNbAh, tne N9
d@y or November 1860 al II O'Clock NJ the following 90,
GERTNiS LOT or GROUND situated T. the First @ w,
tc IL his city III square bounded by Inna Esto az
Ievee and Tchoupiouas streets having 9a 9, ~ ~ ~
feet on Erao street by hundred and sixty leet IN dep
sered IN the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. II n ptpxpp
r,..sa. Sheriff oftho Parish Of Orleans.
ou.rRwNE CouR DE DisrR,cT ia VILE DE IA MLlE 4l
oe Ia NouNeno-oi'o"' KLINEs-No. 1i.031.
INN VERTU dun writ de agisfe el Femte "
II moi adress6 par Honornbe Quatrlemo Ceur de lstes
40 la Nouyele Orleans dams aae q desas 70 procshstM
IINnI 20 de novelbra 1860, Il midi, Plotel ae ~ De
rue de Ia Commune les du Camp 81 dss Maghs
In ycn,e pubqoe adjudication de lg propre'e don't sus m
description, sav0ir- -, u. J., ~. .,,,.
I'm TERRAIN situ9 dams le Premier District de eette SHe
dams e par les rues Thaie Frato de u
yee e Tchoupitouas, qnrane cing peas as laeo IA
rue Erato sur cent soixane pieds do profondeur'
Saisie dams Paiiaire idcssus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mi moment de- padlndieeen'
r. T PARKER
o2I n1a a6 Shdttf de u Paroaso Z. .1IIesns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

a.,a''ssa .lsza htDs siivEsiw ARE MessTs. Hyde &
seis ana manufacturers " sisssssse aaseFs. ,.st
iset assortment O tess eses e5ay ,shic n t
snsn y fhs sly We commend The n,astes I'd NJ
esss's Nho wish g 81 he p ihe money. .
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MAYoRALTY---oFFICIAL,


NAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEANs,l
City Hall, November %, 1880
Commen Council of tho City OF Now ORLEANS.
mo. 5400.1
Rese That hereafter, in all the markets Of this city all
butchers and of Of all knds shall
their stalls aud conveniently placed thercou Of scales
and weights duly Inspected and stamped according b law
the OF weighing all meats which they SELL
Rcored }ier That any butcher other vendorof
In the public markets Of this city who shall sell met
kind otherwise than by Weight who shall have the scales
and weights his stalls provided above shall be liable
lne Of ten dollars for each oen recoverable Nefoe
of tho Recorders Of the city Of New Orleans,
lSignedl LEA F. BkKEWELJ,
President Besrd Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl ], o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November 3D. 1860.
e --.s%sa. : :. W. @@r @.s
COMPTROLLEGR--
CoMPrRorLER's oFFIbE,
City of New Orleans Nov. 26, 1860.
| ENo. 5395.1
csogi That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby authorized
and equed eadudcste the lowest bidder aeC Ave
notice ths contract for cleaning the canal Canal eet oa
| Claiborne street to HagAn Avenue.
ISgntd LEA +. BAKEWHII, ..
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Siguedl J, 0. NIXON,
President Board of aldermen.
| Apr-oved November 81 1860.
| Signed JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor.
N6ice is hereby given that SATURDAY LIST December
1867 viii adudfcate Office at II O'Clock MI the above
| contract.
/ n25 It V. DUPIESsrs, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
STREET CoM,NER--OFFICIAL


GECOND DISTRICT PoUND--Na brought
~ to the Second District Pound, of Benye
streets, estray-
One ight-n Horse legs, and tail black branded on
e hip with Mexican brand lame in fore leg shout hands
high.
One orre Mare hind feet white white srnb in face scar on
the breast, abOut IL bands high
One brown Mule blind branded on rhmp supposed to
be O. ~
Which if not claimed within five days and h expenses
an paid viii be sold at public auctiou said Pound
THURSDAY, November 70 1850 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orieuns, November % 1866.
], MILTON RELF Street Commissioner
n II DIJpT Ess1s Sauntroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

5 .4.- .- CoMPTRoILER's OrFIcE,1
City of New Orleans Nov. 26 1850.
No. 42l.J
Reolred That he Comptroller adjudcate TIM lowest bid
DER after days notice. for year from the FIRST OF January
next four several contracts for each District r numbering
and branding III carts, drays etc. licensed by the city
The bids shall be certain for numbering each
dray and the persons holding days other license shall
not n than the amount Of the adjudication
TSignedl w. Q. g. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen,
[Signedl FRANCIS ALFU ENTE,
President Board of Assistant Altrmen
Approved 23d November, 1852
Lsgnedl A. D. CRosSMAN, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that SATURDAY. the 9Th De
cember 1890 will adudcate at Office, at " o'clock NJ,
the above contracts
| NC l2t V. DuPLESSTS Gomntroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

srcosp Disralor oouRr SUCCESSION or ALICE ~ 30.
" ' No. l6,4Ia
WHEREAS, Chs. A. Conrad has petition.
w Id ina Court Letters Of Administration the estate
of the ae Alice NJ Robert widow OF A. W Poree deceased 70
testate-- Il, ..,... J.. 80. ..s,..u,, a.. .,A,,
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted,
BY order 0i the court eusrAyE MoKEL Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
I,pAYE nu nEuxTEIE pTs1I,Icr.L

I IKE
~ ete conduit depot du Deuxeme District
coignure Bienville ct GalVez, CONNIE epave-- e
I'm Cheyal hrun eaT les anlhes la criuere queue
blacs marqpG III hanche gathe dune etape xicaine
tr0pd Ia Jamie de deyant denvifon l5js mAns de hau
une Jnnent les peds de derrere hlancs, Tae
blanche Ia face, ne eicece poitra denyiron Is mains
de- hAui a.g g0.l.O
une Mule brune borgnc, ttanpte Ia Foupe Pune Iette
resSeInblant u q.
81 les dis aninnnx spnt rclRmes dams cling ours
les frais pares is seront vendus Fenchere pubique
dit depot, e JEUDI ~ de noyembe 1866 ~ heures A. NJ
j. MILTON REt.F, ComIhissare des rres.
Houyele Orleans, % novembre 1860 n2S "a 25 ~ 90
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

XxTANTED--A YOUNG MAN. WITH A LARGE AND
wv valuable acquaintance in Middle Florida, desires sua
ton In Commission Dry Goods Grocery House in this city
Salary at first much object opportunity make
nur
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

LSOR SALE-oN REASONABLE TERMS SEVERAL
very ne properties Espsnaae street improved and
improved Also very afge properties close Espa
nade and the various parts Of the city For Particular
Sss6 II EExoHANGE ALLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
nI2 10 2s
x ArHmAN's TROPICAL aooFlsG-

Cheaper and superior any other used Southern
climate.
Us tested and recognized qualities
lst. DURABfI4ITY-caual 10 its oest stats roofs.
I'd. TMPERNEABIIITY Y-Superior to any o;her ks
or leaks being pDsEhle.
Sd. BEAUTY-I presants grRnite-ks surface
4th. GHEAPNEsS-ft mnch less ihan though Is ~
good any sete roof ts ntesfor
cost of cutters and valleys.
9TH iN0oMBusTIBHITY-It viii rsSist Gre better shsn
slAto.ruof
9Th C0NgENEESGE--It will soften andsr tho heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildns
tense heas OF summer.
7h soIIDITYIs becomes harder and smoother FROM ex
be upon roofs Of being e6t
weight does not require heavy itsFs support III while Is
not hbe % eorosen and hreakn docs require repairs
The TROPICAL. RooFIN9i' tsA cherIlcsl compound os
substances several Of which peculiar IL alone po1tAuea
IN proportions discovered actual experiment exesis1ee
in this city.
Testmensa Of the Of the the hands
q the agent and may be verified by any person tahn
All orders lett a. the Poscace, Box No. T. will bs
promptly attended 10 igppll 10 '
J. @, KATHaAN
IL n.u IL NJ. .uI..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
WANTS---WANTED

mo PFINTERS-wANrEn. 4 PURCHASER FOR
Second Hand Rugglss press-nearly and in good
order VIII be sold eh ap for cash. Apply to
$@* REA BROS,
no f ~ Magazine ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
,I.HTTsD DTsTRrcT pouNn.-1Yns hrough


10 tue Ind District Pound, GoedchidRu street, between
Dlonet and Louisa streets, estray--
One sorre Mare, l3 hands high blaze are white underp
white hind feet and white small white spots right
fore foot at the and At the Of the tail gray
roam ON both hanks and unntegbe bnd tue left side
One brown Cow, small white spots between the legs
white about the bag and no visible brand
Which If not claimed within five days the expenses
shersg1 paid will be sold q public auction said Pound
MONDAY, November 26, 1860, at 10 O'CLOCK A. VI.
New Orleans November 70 1860
G. 1. FAYSs0UX, Dtfy Street Commissioner
Registered November %, 1850.
ALFRED A. DEGROS,
gefk Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
- COUNTRY RESIDENCES A

&tsA FARMSPeFsons Wishing land. either for S$
- residences or farms, within three hours -
travel Of New Orleans, are invited to apply to
GEORGE zG0IlMER Land Agent
Springfield, Livingston Parish, La.
N. BNo charge made for lor ation and per eeatagi
charged to purchasers. nj lyi&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

prusEnr copR DE pisrurcr SUCCESSION De ALICE y y.
daia Nouvee Orleans F9REEEE F9REEESo ssaTs iss ss A. W.
TTENDU que Chs. A. Conrad pre-
Il administfGon Ia succession feaa AIce NJ Robert
yenye de A. W. Poree d6cddee inicstate-
Avis es par present donns ons ceuS cue celia pent con
cerer dayoir dedre dis 0ur les aisons pour les
aueiIes IL ne serait pas falt dro Il la dite petition.
III GF al ~ 'e Us GUsTAvE MoREI Dtputa Grefer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Al nrasrsmoasai .Tcren,lasi.
tFsora Ire philaaelpbla Evsniil * Bulletin.

Marriage hi hamtns,n lDesRlscd Hacheior.
What Villains these men aresa lAnhhuated Maiden.
"yss, MY desr, wiii.n tlIsnpecked Husband
9 Get Up quick sad give ,he children a drink ,.
&.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

S0 nNIEAEkOEs F0R SALE ~ JosEPH T.
tweny-six years, has just arrived with lsrge lot ~
~. Of Maryland and Virginia NEGROES, such Me-,
chHncs House Servants Cooks Washers ed
Hands, and will be receiving fresh supply during all the
For sale reasonable terms for cash approved
ceptances his Old Stand, of Espanade Chatres
streets Third District sem 7u6W
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HIS Speech before the New England
Society OF n eVV. Il Orlk--He Predicts.
2uietinlS nlS1xtEDaJsSs-EEIBI Idea 6f5fIle
NRtur0. Of. our {. 1.OTerAdnnenfs =
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From the pfttsburg Dfspatch.1.

the Country into the Hands of the
Southern n,Sacessi0ntsEs.s
From the Pfttsburg Dtsratch)
It is not enough that we are to be sold
ont to the sccessionists-the Administrn-
ton would bind us hand aud foot, deprive
us>ofsHrms, hhtl3deliver us, tied neck and
heels, tosthe traitors WHO woull destroy
the Union. 1t has already ordered 1874
heavy guns from our Allegheny Arsenal TO
the far South-not to defend the stars and
stripes, for which our ysl5iiEfnl mechanics
made them, but to batter it down under
the pirate flag of some Lone Star or Rat
! tlesnake Government. The order came a
few days, ago to- sEip5 nsWedpesday, Dec.
2G, the tollowinti guns: 55tlH
To Ship Island, near the Dalizc, mouth
of Mississippi:
2t ten inch Colnmbidds, l2s Founders,
Q eight q !: 81
iron guns, 80 j"
To o'Newpoet; near Galveston Island Texas.
% ten,inch soolum biads; I38 pounders
48 eight inch IS Ga q
iron guns, 50 ="
in all one. hundred and twcnty-fOnr
guns, one. hroadside ofwhjch would throw
fire tons of balls. To take these would
stripus entirely of cannon, and leave us
disarmed. and las far us cHnnon are con-
cerncd) lat tho mercy of traitors For
mqnthsathe lnuskets have been sent to
Southern points, where rebels have al
ready seized them by the thousand. Shall
4SennSytcGaiG, be disarmcd, and Charleston
allowed with impuuity to seize on Federal
arms with which to overthrow the Union !?
Will, our people submit to -this2 Our
citizens, of ali parties, as IL INIT, .denounce
the moYemcut'ns treason, aud prominent
Democrats, leading BreckinrIdge. men,
have telegraphed to Washington to have
Ithe 5ordeE revoked. 1f1it is >notF1lOno-
when treason endeavors to destroy tile
Union while for two months yetin power
I'VE owe duty to the nation, to the State
and to ourselves to pre-.
vent (by force, if necessary the transfer
of these munitions of war, under color of
law. to the enemies of the nation. saeg
Had Benedict Arnold. Succeeded so far in
his treacllery rs to have ordered the deIiv-
cry Of West Point, its. cannon and. muni-
tions Of war to the British. would Il Us com
mission or his epadlets have given force to
an order tainted with vile treason? No,
his gallant officers would have torn the
epanlcttes from the shoulders that dis
graced them, burnt lis Commission, put
him in charge Of a guard, and double
sltottsd3 their guns for an eheInS how ever
afdeF by y'trcason. Esel II be S. TitT'SIF
soqHt{ sb6tila 5fg The Cannon 81 R5 pdEs
Chased bS the Fl aIt are. are als noe
conveyed to the far South; and tlley need
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not bafrTcads Penn ana Eiberty streets to,
prevent 1t. Let them decide ahat nd RAM
non, shall bezshippedti23 Charleston. 4rsfsiis4l
is q, possession Of the, Fsderq1a G ope7ssle,at
and Fort Roul'rie is REINFORCED, and SoSE
WILL BE- t3-i'F4 s35s ~ RIO 1iFtSEi -.
The Mayor, 0sithe request of citizens of
all parties, willprobahly call a meeting for
wednesday to to consider cons what action is
necessary. .''
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New FaTliIY GFOc{F'V.s oa

'lrINHE SuBsCRIBEEBEtiSL LlRTE TO 1NEouHCE
A that heuas opened q Eal'iES Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store in the old Post ofEcc BuIltinE. fsa
Market street near tlC0uTuer3 OF Quin dhdfO
public generally. = .iss- s.f'lazTS5.E EfEf2
1t will be my constant, endeOver, to. efier, at tho
lowest prices. the best qualities tile market affords
superior article. of Buttlnd Liquors iantliRdpas
always on hand.
German Produce, surt, rs Pr1ines, sIentieS Split
Peas, also all kinds Of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
wholesale and retail at the lowest rates. sa
Superior IIavIlla and Domestic Cigars aud T6bacco
OF the different grades, wholesale and retail Mt
@. ". ltEEsSIN6'sssS
tcbl+-lyd- 81 Formerly with Alex. IIeyHag.
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Upwards OF S13,OQO,OOOr
Ot Losses have been paid by tho lEtna Insurance Co.
fntLe past IL years. = p

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted Rtterms consistent with sOlVency and
fair profit.
Especial attention giren oInsUrance Of VELLLNGS
and Contents for terms of one to fire years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through of financial sum
shine and storm periods in exempt from
sweeping cOnflagtatiOns and maritime disaster. Be-
the credit system affect us in no material particular
During "hard times the security of reliable Insu-
rance is an imperative duty-the ability of property
holders to sustainlo loss being then much lessenedI
Policies issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by g5
n. C. ARTHUR. Agent.
Office over the Bank of Wheeling
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WHEELING, THURSDAY MORNING. DECEAfBER $780, @ s

Eti6n. It,is thing that cannot, be done
don't see any less stars, than | did a week
Tor year ago, and expect to see more all
the way. The, question then, ,is, that in
this time. when people are thinking, under
q deIusio1, that they are getting out the
I Union and going to! set up for themselves,
| what are We. going to do in order to keep
them in. do, not know any better rule
/ than the rule Which every good. new Eng
jMnd man, I suppose, thopg6, Il have not
much acquaintance in New England,
I iElaughter and ,4Pplausel every father of a
!! family in New York who is. a sensible. .mn n
2-7ald l suppose New Englaud fathers do
| the same thing-than the rule which they
observe. 1t is this:- If a man wishes to
keep his family together, it is the easiest
thing in the world, so it IS the easiest
thing to blow them apart only when, ,oae
gels dfscontented With them. to quarrel
with them, to complain Of them, con6ne
him, dfsappoiPtthem torment them, fright
enthem, ethcm. that it is the way to get
rid of a family, get them out of doors. On
the other hand II you wish TO keep them in,
you have got only one ling to do, that is to
| be patient, kind, pGternal, for6earing, and
wait until they can relectIfor themselves.
The South is to u, hat the wife is to her
husband. / do not know a man in. the
world who Cannot Get-Fid of his wife if'he
tries. cnn put him in the way to do it
at once. [Laughter.1 He has got only
two things to do. One is to be unftithful
TO her, and the other is to be out of temper
with her, aud she will soon leave him
If he wants to- get.rid of. her that is the
Simplest way TO- do. But LIDO not know
i.Any man onearth, not even Socrates, wh o,
lt.he wants to keep sIwife, could not doit,
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.WSAsuINaToX, Dec. 25.}
- Especial Dispatches TO the RhiladSlphiasprsasa
soLIcITUbE OF FAErEuT. GENERAL SCOTT.

Lieut.. General Scott is here on, official
business. He is greatly concerned about the
condition of tho country, aud this morning
spoke of it with tears in his eyes. &c said
he was three years old when the. Constitu-
ton was adopted, and was now, thcrcfore,
son theverge Of eighty. He. dill not wish t.
survive the downfall Of the Union. Z4
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MAXWELL, CANIPBELh6TINGIlHE 4 d 4 3lH
Wholesale Grolcgers
=. 5-.aaa ID, 5--4AtNSDrEzap ni8s sss-t,b.
COMMISSION, NJ Err CHA A5ES

Have NoSWS IL sT0R;Ei5 ila4 $40
$50 bhls. Prime % AIdlasErs = >" - tart
l25 hill bills. - JO = Il stI .y, i-7.. i5-5..,,l
go hh.l*. fully fair to prime n. o. Sugar
l25 bbls. Cr GrinnlatOd, Pow 'd5and Coaes Stss4s
52 REuRS,s {, Ggl49ny I'M, ,r..=gt s,s.,.ss-
800 bag. good fair prime. Rio eoGseda s,ss4
Se5 bo1es Nnt1 III ~ hump THhsHcp. ~ sEad
40 d' various STA andar.i brpIi,l4 VsT Tobacco
Is do do ''''' tl0.'FIOs do Gs4o
locascd .'Ituntsre'' - 14ti4idqr Ia,
10 Il" Dom Quixntc'' lZsst do
81 hlE. cli y Hand q. r. Tea .Rffgl@S 98G 80
80 do 0olong aud P0ucl,opg Tea
loo bbls No 8 Med.Nld I;. NIackereI. IN
7F+ 39 - Tar; large SiSell .Hg,o TsRa.Ji a!yE /.
Pepper, Pinento. NnttFcGs, Gloves. eSSs ll..i
Mustard, Ginger, .In4tgn. B-CgEb. Soda, ,,a,
Sa'aratus, Soap, Candles. .Wash-boafdA. b 'k&fs,
= Tubs Broo'ns; Nailk, and ALL 0thets ftit IeSem
hroced in the Grocery line. mh9
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sIONERS.
The three commissioners appointed by
the South Carolina DiSpnianists are expec
ted here to=morrow,y Both Houses having
adjourned until Thursday, the President
will have sufficient time to cajole them and
to hear them. It's now stated that his pre-
sent intention is torefuse to recognise them.
and, in order to prevent bloolshcd. to direct
Major Anderson to Surrender Fort Moultric
to the Charleston mob.
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THE E1C1TENIENT- AT PITTS
BURG.

The Treason of James Buchanan to
the eGOvcrnnlenf--I4tsS Scle me TO Sell
the Country into the Hands Of the
Southern Secession SGSss.
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I'M s.U II A NCE.
Capital & Surplus, S2,194, 10000.
Assets, january 1,1sGO,

The INCOME of this Company Is DOUBLE that of
any other Fire Insurance Corporation In the
United States.