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5 a. FAHNEsToCK's vERM1FuGE.

II VJMBER-LUMRER-LU
l ON feat TX and X dressed fierida xeeW rms
-Ss'ee - F1OORfNt3, tsngucd and dressed MA,
I'm ON feat ~ and III wide dressed Florida fenoW Ans
s ~ Flooring, tonguad and grooyed ,,x,
100000 feet narrow dressed Florida fes'ow rms
wide dressed Florida feiieH fne ofaA,Nc,
tongued and greoved. -, =. ,r,r,
m dressed Florida yellow rms fisoutS
~ fNG, square edged -
inn nm feet dressed VI EATHERBOADS.
E90 fest ronph yellow Pine LUMBER combating oil Inch
~ Boards weatherboards, Scantling, Jcsts etc.
feet asserted Cypress Lumber LAths and Shingles
sashes, Doors, Blinds Mouldings etc., etc
Fer sale lowest market prices IN lots 70 suit purcna
by siMrs'N a p w nss,r
sa9n w
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- MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SsS&
ts FILINGS, the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail 80
road Montgomery county, Virginia, WALL De apen A
for HE reception Of visitors The 10Th day Of May The
paciy to has increased by the addition Of
very pleasant rooms buildings have all been newly paint
ed whtewased and The ddng has been much
by thorough renovation and hy the addition OF Superior a
those who desire 70 80 g he Salt SULPHUR Gseen
here they may wish and then proceed by Mesrs Fek
line OF superior Four Horse eoashes when
phur 40 miles, and the Gree hris WHITE snsnar
Leave Virginia Tennessee Railroad az g Tunnel station
nv I'M RttRT H. HO~hh. ffHntle'n'.
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DartifaIar Hotitts.

ria V S.aS Z -
New Orleans, Nay 81, IsCO:
recsrs held on he 25s ins' dsidsaa q s per cent
declared the net earnings The Road the last six months
II ~ s. s X hs y M 2
mss ~ VA y ''s I h IN R'ss
s.cnsrARr,s orricE,
Board q pnblc schools Second pis ssass
scaol. m il A hla M arass
J. June 4-Bayou Bridge School.
june 6-Bayou Road School, between claiborne anu pet
June sClaiorne street SCHOOL, q ST. Peter street
June list Ann street School, between MafAs Anu Yeic
June sBicnvile street School, Of Robertson street
june I-Robeson School. Bienyilie street
June Hospital street School ~ DC Examined y m
Iue street schhoi Barracks street senoo
L. J june IS IS and ai-9irIs' iigb do..j
with the exception Of Bayou Bridge schooihe examine
ton Of which will commence at q clock A. ~, y.
Exhibition III which Diplomas Prizes and Medals will be
awarded No =, ee mn s,,.,.vr
m,2s tel AUG CAssAKp. Secretary;
Hs-Loufsiana state Insurance Company
4 XII Go mss,s 81 O'clock
~ BY order OF the Board - - .,,..,rp.rr p..,,...
F8 THE LOUISIANA DREDGING COMPANY,
New Orleans, May rs. 1850 j
Bs-Notice- The books for subscripttSqn a 70
man ma BotSers No Magazine street Peter NaIeys
office No rs will remain open for thirty
sd june next at Il osloes a,suop p,s.,aent
CHIs M VI ArEnxax Secretary. myzs 1Dt
.E-I.=9. STAR IssukxscE COMPANY, I
q 81. Charles street
Ths election for mins ,hs N
of juno next from 10 =. d. to n NJ ,.,,x,s ts.,a
my22 I'd = y. DEooIS. oeeIe.ey-
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j. B. WALTON.
BY J. B. WALTON,

pERRMpToRy SALE or xfsaTT-sIx vAEu ABf,g IloTs |
cf Ground Ia the first Disifie and CansI street.
al auction.
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- PRADAT's RO TEL, BILOXI. Ths under
signed successors Mrs Elizabeth Pfadat formerly
uretfess Of tine Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
10 public that this establishment u now open for the
season. Attached the oie III good billiard table.
susnu yacht saddle horses bugges apd carriages afford
and at the hotels wharf will please notify the captain Of tho
Art. vor,N I, 4 r,r-.rNr I, AnAT
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BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-efice, 40 Camp street.
w cation 10 the Auction er--.8
THAT VERY VALUABLE and mos elgibIy located square
Of ground bounded by Chestnut st. Aew Psquemipes and
Josephine streets divided and be so in quarters measuring
follows:
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
st. Andrew Streets ITO feet inches and4 lines front Chest
street, by LIT feet inches In dep and front ST. An
5F'9s339 a9 5as4
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Josephine streets 9 feet lines front Chestnut
street. BY l feet inches and lines Depth and front on Jo
scphine street.
QUARTER FORMING THE GORNER Of Plaquemnss and
Josephine 73 feet inches and Zines front Plaque
mines street. by LIS feet inches and lines Josephine
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Plaquen,ines and
St. Andrew Streets 3 feet inches and lines front Plaque
mines by 1T feet ii inches Andrew street
This formerly belonging to u Burpsidr
ESQ., has large number Of fne large shade trees
well filled and fenced and offers parties seeking sites for
elegant Residences 70 procure the
desirable in the Fourth District. .
II Is within Of the Magazine street Market and
Of the Ptania line Of omnbes and the route Of
| the horse railroad now under contract.
H1-Fnr price and terms amply to the Asctoneer. alb
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AMrTaEMENTS.
YuURsDAY sIeHr. wsv n Iasol

NEW UFs1fisA HUUsE-cokNEa u BoUgs0s
N and Toulouse Streets
THURSDAY NIGHT. Msy 81, 1850
Lest appearance Of NINE taJs0S Last lime Of rfs
sssscpsra LIS ANOURs DU DI&gIE.
y 81 Frideys June I-BeaeGt Of Nc. Philippe
oaes cr-a every day from so'cock A. H., 70 *
r e. snd tfofn 70 o'clock r. NJ The days Of perform
ance. feflosnnance eornesees AT O'Clock. r1y31
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VALUABLE SLAVE AT PRIVATE sALR-A SUPERIOR
Diningroom Servant and Cook
By ]. B. WALTON,
s8s45sFs AucTIoNExR-CHce 40 Camp street.
THE slave John, aged IS years; IL q very
valuable and accomplished House Dinngroom
good Cook and the cultivation OF
Fruit Flowers and Vegetables He bears excellent charac
ter, and ID fully guaranteed. ~ i s5,fy
my12 81, sS57E5t3
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giant private residences in the fouh District bounded by
Chestnut st. Andrew Plaqusnes and Josephine streets,
divided Into quarters Of square.
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~ FARMS-Persons wishing land, either for summer
residences for farms, within three or more hours A
travel Of New Orleans, invited to apply 10
1.te ~ N' GEORGE EOLMER, Land Agent,
Springfield Livingston Parish La
$50, =. ni ~ nnrrbasers nj lvd&W
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n4-HDilund Council OF Royal and Select
MASTERS No l. meets the FOURTH THURSDAY of every
month in the Concord Royal Arch Chapter No. Odd
Fellows Hall. First District
n Il. CT. NJ Il Al. Bartlette, q W Bruno de Lucas,
Treasurer Frn Recorder H. j. Stansbury Captain
Of tho Guards Wood Conductor; A. Ohergeld Steward
Sentinel sel2 ~
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AHGTT0M SALES.
LOT OF GROUND ON CusToMHuU-R STREET, BE
tween Dauphine and burgundy Streets at Auction.
BY r. b. WALTON,

BOOKS. STATIONERY, Etc.
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
B. ARxFIELD, Auctioneer.
Store So st. Charles street.
srVSK4IS EVENING, and every weekday eyer
ming during the business at early gasgh VIII 30
sold
general Miscellaneous Books Of choice stand
literature the departments Of Science the Fine sd
Useful History Biography Travels Voyages, etc etc.
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lEMns anirSna-

9eapenw0rtb 6. G., 9. San. l3pef
9roBe 6euersbrlnlfe fanpen 9eltern ltatt. Die
WtetrcpOlitan O9I9le, Carl & 8unbere ge6S.
reao, oaS 8anf9ebdupe BON Seumin0wab uno
oerldleoerc anoere @ebduDe mlroen 5ertErt.
Der 9elammtl4aben betrGst $4,000 uno lit
nit $4,000 perIi6ert.
Die Territorial 2e9i8lutur nabm mad ibrer
Organization eiiten 9emeinldaitfi6eu 8eI6luB
an, ipOonrd lie ibrell Sit bon 2ecpmptrn mad
gafrrenee perle9t; @cup. Wteoarp le9te Iein
Vetc Elm, Die 2c9i8latur nabm aber ben See
l4iuB NIT elmer Observation-Disclosures etaes
auorum8 al bic 6rase erbcb li@, pb Der
BelaluB ccalitlltiOnea stltis lei GA bier3l
cine 3meiorittelSmebrbeit aGer Mitsliebrr nOtb>
penoig iein %oitrfte); bic Webrbeit ltepelte na6
3amrence iiber, Die Otinperbcit bliebi in 2ecDmpz
ton jeoer T9eil crfldrte lid fir bic redtmGbi-
ge Qeai8latur.
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u mcrtfaniibe Siabridbten.

rtaeEt a&a+ata-@r A&@ aEfs4t 4
@eieb9ebungs appn Warp1anp.
Die ein5elnen Serre1, pelde Die peruaaueatel
Counties biloen, auf5u5dblen 6alterr mir fin ul=
nGtbig. $50 81 Il s '1' aas1s
SIN Senate bradte Serr &ttamel ben Nn=
tra5 EN- DaB Dem Sen. WaIblaston i'm 6enatS=
laale duf Der Stelle, MP Ct am %. 0e5. 1888
Dor benz p%eriatnnelten Go19reB Ietn &antnranbp
nieperlegte, cine 8ilplaule erri6tet werben iple.
Dieler AntrQ9 lpurOe CUR 9ase8orOnung fit
ben %. 6cbr., Den @eburt8tas Walbinstpn'S &,
.9emadt, re. - as.4ls@s1 s41
Son Serrna @olo8bqrouo6 purbe cine gi0
fir 9ncDrpprirgn9 Der itdptiI6en @ilenbabn=
.@p, III Baltimore eirl9ebra9t. asaaa .ae sa
. Sm s. III q murbene pie itber bic 8d1tintprer
WQ6l eitgelaufenet Oofunrente an ba8 Mabl=
@pntite bermtefeu. sa .st4s4g 5ga a4s.a
as.Serr @erbon bon 4tegarp reihte elm bon
800 8iirgern 8altimere'S unter5ei9nete8 Me=
mortal Elm, norm Die @eleBsebnn9 9ebeten mirb,
ben @~onperneur purd cine apreie CUR gbleel1uq
be8 RidterS Stump 5u ertaddtigel, Da8 Wes
morial purpe an Elm belenpere8, aus ben 5SS.
E8OrSpn, 6reaner, 8ri8coe 5nlitb uno @plp8=
borough deficiencies Gcrnite perpieen, DieIea
@omite bat oq8 Gedtl 3en9en ppr5nlaoet1y1s
Auf BEN Ntltrdg pe8 Srn. Compton ipuroe
oaS Sultic~@c mttea Ibeaufrast, paritber 81 be-
ridfery eb e 8nidt8nt mare, Elm @e1eB at erlal=
len, pOraad Sflapea freie Neser llnb @3ilat=
ten 9esen peiBe Yerlpnen 5eugen fSnlena 5fiir
ben SAT-, baB petBe Ser omen eS perluden,
SfloSeit 3ur Tlndt ODer SalurrettipittI 5Slnssaper-
Elettgn IHislab asih9sE s4 sd sN SO a8 grlssH ssI
Der Demofrat Denilpn bra6te eiinens 3uiabs
l,beldluB 81 ben am Sanifag adaanspelale,nnlainuSae,l
6reaaerfde 8ei6lifcm etar:sas 8f btelemH3 gu
Iabbel9luB wirp e8 au8oriifli6 alt89elprpden
paB Ii6 bic bempfr, Mit9lieDer i'm @Dnsrefe
Intdt auf etnen9fi&tsD empfraten eintsen IODen,
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allSiprldt, Dab S6neDen lei Dem aonare1e
ltr ooS Selbltbeltimnlun9Sredt 3talten8 mir
fen mD9e.
Scle9rdpbtidbe Mn6rtobten
Bertdtst fir BEN Baltimore d
Nnnnre6.

on H%~Nt
@al9tn9ton 10, Sanlor. SenQt.
DIs lnetlten Wtitslieoer waren o~eoennartiq.
Wfe9rere MemOriale uno 4etifionen mnroen
Prdlenttrt. 5r, 9Obnion Hbereob cine Vetis
ton nm bic 6eimItdttebiI.
Damn Oetattirte man ii6er ben antroo
yu9b'S, iporna9 benz Gpf Der Gerritorien bag
He6t perlleben iperben lpQ, leite 8eomten
lelblt SIT fpdbleu.
@reen, SeeomptonzD . mpfrat BON Mii7,,ri
lprad 9e9en ZEN altrug, nannte benIelben Ell
men reoplutioaarell uno meiute, Sic qe6re Der
SS5pitSlOaoeratnetdt itroee bon G5efobren BON
NnIan9 Bis Su @nbe.
Sans, 0artrell, 9iOzD Democrat, belt
etlte Der 9etpObnten 5euerfred s9teoen menn
eS Den Stlape1l6altern per6oten mer6e lire
Jte9er IN bic 3crritprien gu ne6men cntn
meroe e8 gum 8rlfe fommen unb fardtbare
9etabren iperoen iiber ben 0prpen bereinbre~
delt. SeoeS 8aup Der llnica iperbe Der Gil
Den oant 8erreiBen, friepli6, wem er fSnne,
onrN Vef1lt, ipeitt er mi1ie.
51l pleler Wetle tpbte Der Mann @ptte8 fort
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@uropGiiebe Osa6ribteu,
Tranfrti9.

lSn OF mirnn g Der ia IL
80 1lid e II tim ee perpen 9ro6e &erdnbe=
ru1gen ellt8efa9rt, uno 5par llad 3ei9uun=
gen, bic Der &ailer ielbft~ entpprfen bats Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miro gum G6eile na9 Art Der
9arpe<Sd9 befleioet; iie befpmmt bic in
8amal6en etnserollteu 8eintleiber, glltd Die
Gapcte erleipet Ibdnoerun9en. NuBeroem
wtrb aber audi Die llniform Der &drdbiniers
oteSur @aroe itberseheu, Der aaral1iere uno Der
Sularen um9eanoert,
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Smei @er,pnen erNicp4

BOfen, 8, Sanuar. 6err Gatpoer unb
lstne 6rau tpuroen 9eltern Nlpr9en In tOrer
gSobn1tng, 5aoerbta, Wafa6u1etts, tubt i'm
Sette gefunoen, Sic iparen pur6 pas Der Sea.
mtnrObre entltrSmerOe &OblenaaS setSpte pUr.
oeu. 5err Saip9er geb6rte 3i Der 6trma G6e@
ne9, @rStll unO GOr Elm @rprebselAGft bu-
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@emtmcfp.N plitff.

Tramffprt, &p., 10. San. Die benlofr
Staat8zG convention BON &e,ltldb that 6ertte auz
lammen. Die WtaioritGt biaiat @udanoH's
ADMINISTRATION nno 1T fir bic Brdlipentl6aft8s
Sauoioatur @utbrie'8, bic Mincritat lit fir
SOltSlouOerainetGt unp fitr bic 6 mDipatur BON
OpuolQ8.
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Mnfnmft Ses Oompfers
,,Qn1fer 9th"

Ne gOrt, 10, San. Der DomUfsr
Snater ettg BON 5apannub nit 9aa6rtdten bi8
gum 3, ,. 1T Bier angetpmmen.
OaS gSetter mar re9neriiA, pesbolb bic Wrp-
buttsn nur lanelam e%inliefen..
Ote g6adrtdt bon benz Gteoe Der @panter
lber bic Mauren errs9te 8ruBen Gnt6uIosmns
In 6aDannab.
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&ektes nm Mnshina.an

W919tn9tpn, 10. San. Scr qrdff.
peitf nberldlfte 9eltte benz Senate bic Grnen@
llllllg pes trit9eren 91eprdientanten 6onlfner
0rn Str9Inlen Sam @ela1oten in Srdnfrei6.
Der Se11at beitdtigte beute ale ibn1 iibers
luldtell grlteitnun9e1 auBer rer 6ran3 @ruuo's
gum eplllnl M Sapre. ueber lebtere 1T nod
nid,t entldieDer1. Ivy
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% ltpnt 3. Januar. Der Dampfer
seDsalopeate" i%tranoete uuf Der 6a6rt BON Stem.
gprf tadb CORTLAND bel 8arpaultn Gppe. qiTs
terihtffe itao nit benz Nrslapen oe5 goroO Be-
lhaftt9t uno Der Dampfer wirp un6el6aotot
lptt 9enta6t perDen.
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StOf9plm, II. De8br,, Na6m. Nad-
benz in Der bsntisen SisHng pe8 gfeidtuaes Der
8arserItanb cine entbuiiaitiide Decentralization
gu @anifen Der italienil4en Srase 9ema6t bat
te, bel4lOb bic gauge &ammer Elm ltimmis, cine
Aprele an ben &Ouis gu ridten, pel6e bic 8itte
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Nene Nm5eigem.


Bon Spnnta9 ben s. Samlar an peroe i'd hreimal pSdenntt
lnterri6t i'm Stretter, seen lnb Spre1eu Der en9lH69n Sprad
ertbeilen.
SOnOrm: 81 mOuatIi@, int gprau8 Snbba.
3. MGnner,e Ne. Z greenhr.,
SSa6.14 ~amiden Yolinlpres rnb @ermanftrn6e
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On perutletbeM .

Ju USkttbNAyNu = .GsM NHHtHIFtM
Der in Der Bel, gta8t meines 0aues. No, II Norh- TreoeridIr
beIesens Salcpn tit nod owf ein9e @benoe fri un6 fin6eu gsIeu'
l&aken, @elansperetns &c, inter bini9eu Sebinsuuoen temen beTs.
rem plab.
Ds27.S ". gaRf,
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Odilenlarf.

appen6agen, II. Deg, abeuoS. Das
.SdlpB 6reperit8bprs 1T gang nieberaebramt !;
bic Ie6r wertbpr1e @emdlOeiammlung lit pers
loren, Wum befitr@tet, baB mebrere Menlden
beim Seuer umSefcnlt1en iinp.
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Q&Sicbti0 fir Ojelealcbaftem.
Yu %perrenten

Der Saal IN Der alien Eurn- Gale, Gte 6rcnt. unb 2cmbarblr.
we[6sy lids febr gut fir g9cbltbatisteis- @eieul9aittn unS anbe,
Wereine eisnet, fam nod fir etnge Abenes in Der g9p9e unter bill
li9sn 8ebtneunsen ~at9e8e1eu peroen.. i9ca# A
Nabere Musfunft in Der pale leplt psl Ea
lSaII.Im .A 8. GpmmelftIh
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NeD Oprt. Od8 Steubenz Central
Committee bielt i'm S~teubenbauie in gowerp
leine re9elmdBi9e mpnatlife 8erlammlung unb
mar bielelbe siemlid 5ablrei6 beludt. SEER
Or. 3euldner itbrte ben 8crIib.
9tadoem Die lalfenben @e1dGfte erlepiat
fparen, iiberreidten bic Serren S6euerman1
unb Or. Solfnam lire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BEN ais Delegation beS Serein8 &rafeblia, uno
mhrben pielelben pom Yrdlipenten I'M Neamell
Der Committee wilfpmmen 9ebeiben.
Or. Serrntan lentte bieraltf bic Aufuterfz
~Iarnfeit Der Nnwelehben auf einen IN Der geums
mer bonn 3meiten December pprisen SabreS Der
Griminal5eitung befinoltden Nrtifel, nrrin ST..
2erpw pa8 8erbalten Der Gpmmitteen fritiiirt
unb perlaS pann cine bon ibm perfaBte grfpi-
oeruns, wel9e jeppd nad l~anserer DEBATE
Bis anf @eitere8 Suriif9eleSt tpurDe. Mie mir
bereitS friiber beridteten, bate Der Delegates
oramatilhen Glu68 ben IntraS geltelt, baB ft6
pa8 COMMITTEE a~tfDIen unp bic bereit8 pprz
banpenen @elper all ben beutlden 6plpitalfonp
iiberna6t merben l%pllten, inter Der Bebinanna
paE oall elbe Steubet6plpital benannt wiiroe,
mas al8Dann e~benfa08 Elm Mpnilnent fir
ben maderen 9dmpfer fir 6reibeit unp Ne6t
bi(oen miiroe. Dieter Nntras ipar bantals auf
bic Tagc8pronun9 fir Die 9eItern abgebaltene
Sltung gelteQt, ipater jebrd al8 tpnlfitatipns=
wiDrig pertpprfen mcroen, mas pteberum eineu
Antras auf bic 8eUiiiCn pes betrefenOeu Sta
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-10
p. v. DORLAND. MD.

LATE OF NEW YORK,
o q II IST A ND URiS1
GRADuATE OF THE TRINITY UNIVERSITY. also
VI of the NEW YORK EYE and <<l.asss,,
EAR lNFlRMARY, who has had an scGvsNl
extensive practice In the various Eye
Institutions OF Europe
p5- Office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding House
Main street.
II . U S,
from A. M. to 9, p. NJ, where those depriye.i
OF an Eye can be supplied with an artificial
one, having all the movements and color of IT,
natural one.
strabismus or Cross. Eye removed with little
pain, ana ITO flSk, by the new sub-conjunctival
operation.
Cataract or Opacity of the Lens operated upon
by solution, without the slightest pain or dan.
ger.
N. B.-General Practice attended to, especial.
ly Diseases of the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs ana
Stomach, all OF which will be treated on the
new and most approved principle.
no l9.itn
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THE DAY BOOK.
TUESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 10.

A LONG CHIMNEY. "A couple of CHM
ney sweeps few days ago, attempted to
renovate the interior, or, to use their own
language, to "clar de suit" from a Chin
ney not far from Court square, Boston.
They poked their brush up the tlue, and
attached piece after piece Of their wire
combinations, working away with much
ardor to dislodge the obstructing SCOT
their labor appeared to be frnitless, land
sootless,) and some persons outside the
building soon discovered the cause of the
difficulty, for there was hole in the wall
Of the chimney, and the brush, having
passed through the aperture, the vigor-
GUS thrust of the darkies stationed at the
fireplace or range, only resulted in push
ing the instrument across the back yard
toward neighboring building, where
quite crowd collected to witness the
extraordinary splurges of the SCOT brush.
la the meantime the sweeps continued
ther eXertions. Said one of them:
Dish yege's a berry long chmbly,
Sam-got to splice on another longth to
de brush handle"
81 tell ye, Julius, da'r somethin' ain t
rite bout it. Whar's the sui g? Der don't
no suit fall in dis yer chimbyl
After they had extended" their brush
as far as their resources would admit Of
some one kindly informed them that
they were Saving the empty air" in
stead of sweeping the chimney.
Oar dar p exclaimed Sam, 81 knew
dar's something wrong--for whar's dc
sut De sut don't fall T.
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ETIQUETTE OF ADvERTIsING;.-As ser
Yant girl recently advertised for sit
uation, and the wife of a merchant sent
to make inquiries about her. The girl
called at the house of the inquirer the
next morning, and apologised for so do
ing, stating that she was passing through
the street and thought she would call
II sent for you,' said the housekeeper,
land thought of course you would come.
mo, marin" replied the girl; "whepsa
lady advertises for place, it is expected
that the person wanting her service will
call. That is etiquette Of advertisingw
A COMEDIAN came to this city, remain
ed here two years leaving his wife Deepen
dant on her relatives in England. Mrs.
E--,expatiating in the green-room
on such conduct, the comedian found a
warm advocate in we'll known dram
atist. II have heard" says the latter,
that he is the kindest of men, and |
know that he writes TO his wife every
packet"
eyes, he writes" replied Mrs. e., "a
parcel of fiummery about the agony of
absence, but he has never RENTED her
shilling. Do you call that kindness?"
Decidedly replied the author, "un-
Temittin9 kindness.
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A New Era for Virginia Il


JOB PRINTING
BY CALORIC OR HOTAIR!!l
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
DAILY DAY BOOK
now the most complete establishment at the
South, using one of
ERICSSON'S CAL0RIC ENGINES
To Drive Two of the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WOR
With the most approved
gPApER, CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
together with all of the latest and most
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOE TY Pc,
And the largest assortment of
Bill, Letter, Note and Plain Paper, Faney
Cards, Card Boards, dc.
Either of Our Job Presses will print from 800
to 1000 sheets per hour, and make uniform
and beautiful impression. A thousand Cards or
a thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and de.
livered in from one to two hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in al cases the
prices shall be satisfactory.
WE PRINT
Business and Professional Cards at 80 90
to$6 90 per misunderstanding to size and
quality.
WE PRINT
iand-Bilis at s. 60 to 500 a thousand
according to size &c.
WE PRINT
Biil-ieadS, Labels,
Circulars, Bills of s.ading,
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
In fitting up first class Job Office SO that our
people might have their printing 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 workmen in our
Job Department, and our stock OF Inks, Papers,
Cards, Bronzes, Sc., &C. will enable us to get
up anything that the man of business can pos
sibly want. Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. no II
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TIN WARE.

w would again remind our friends and Gus
w toners that we have on hand as good and
as cheap assortment oil the above article, as can
pc bought In the city; our custom made Tin
ware is manufactured under our own eyes,
ana by as good Hands as can he produced in
this or any other State; we are manufacturing
daily every article i'll our line, and can furnish
Wholesale customers at the shortest notice, we
are also prepared to do at moments call, any
klnd OF repairing, Roofing, Cutters and Pipes
to hnlldingss $c, Also, Pipes of American.
of Pipes for Steam Mills, Steam Boats, &c, and
warrented in all cases. Workmen sent to any
part OF Virginia, or North Carolina to execute
work and warranted.
A. W. SMALL & co,
No. 5, Water street,
de 3 l Door from Roanoke Square.
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10 Northern and Eastern Travellers
Via Seaboard and Roanoke RaiI
Read and Hav LINE

A.saAS.ss The new and sphr(iA Steamers
sss&sssssaakasiza2ss LOUISIANAl,f kDELAIDE,
with unsurpassed accomr(s. Acns of State
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
NORFOLK and Portsmouth and Baltimore; leay.
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, very evening.
SUNDAY eXcepted) at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ, and
portsmouth on the arriva; lie Southern Cars
as follows: WIS
The LOUISIANA, CaptaiaGs =, w. Russell. M,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
- Inc ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon. Oh
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY; arriving
IN baitlmore IN time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North and West.
ny inns arrangement, connection will be
maze IN New York with the Sound Boats foI
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroads TO
Eastern cities. -
HS- Through Tickets to be obtained ON hoard
Tor Washington, Philadelphia and New York
ap 10 W. A. LOWELL, Agent