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News-paper Correapondencs.

NHE undersigned, an ex-editor Of this city. here.
n oy tenders his services, for q reasonable CON-
pensanon, 70 the publishers of any news journals
In Maine in Boston, in New York or else here who
would ike 70 enjoy the ready correspondence of an
this state. He att rs himee fth At his
WIN me real taansactions and the public measures
aoa me public men of the State ald Ccunry, az we'll
~ MS long experience In typographical and edtori
~ npols, give him an advantage in this resnect
wnich lew others possess He knows how TO writs
Sopy Tor the printer that will require NO revision
aLter II passes out Of his hauds. he Is also a good
and expeditions proof" reader, and is wiIiinS 10
en ngage with any Publisher who may desire his SER
wees at home or abroad, in that capacity,
.. - WILLIAM A. DREW.
AuAussA' Jan ~ 1860. ....r ianbdtf
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FORNALE.

"A TWO story Store, near If falmouth Depot, form
- erly occupied by z. Merrill & Co. Enquire OF
the subscriber. t an go REUBEN MERRILL,
decl5d8m* Iud adT spufis4fIa yyo9fs' I'd 2 g
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For sale or NO Lei. ]

NyHE premises oocup ed by Doctor lie Prohon, No
- Il South at. The premises are convenient, sup
Piled with hard and soft water furnace, gas &c.sIl
: Also a lot Of land ~ by 76.5soIg 3ss7asn
4 Enquire at The premises between IL and Q P. M Myh
Feb 20-eodim ' 5N"th Ati" 5-FN go!
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Farm for Sale.
ron SAFE.

4 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 40
rooms, large stable and sheds~-situated two
III and one half miles from Portland, and the
E f& finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for o wa
Atering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of 5'ati' GEO. OWEN,
ap7 diff l0l Commercial Street, Portland.
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.ApothecaaIrry, al, aholpl, l.fo,rr f5,r snle.

NlHE undersigned wishing to change his place
N Of residence, will sell his Shop, Furniture,
Steck, 30 The stock is new and complete in all its
departments The stand is one OF the best In Port
land, being suited to Family and Country Tra1e.-
Apply at las Congress street. ~ frr.asa Gotta
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f; Hoase No o1S' Cross street; the lot is large
M containg about 1000 feet of land, with plenty of
hard and soft water. Apply to 'stl
NJ feb lStfa tasiht9ts9qdoo VIM. CAMMETT.
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Faxm tor Sale.

AHE Subscriber on rs his Farm, situated In Cape
Il Elizabeth, abonl II miles from Portland Bridge,
containg 16 acres of Land Buildings good. As
= For particulars enquire of e. N. PERRY. at the
Sherifs Office, or through The Portland Post Office
Box 1875. "a febl4dtf "'E
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Terms $s a year, in advance.
HOTELS.
Webster House, Hanover St.. Boston.
CAPIST0 POND HOUSE.

THREE NILES FROM PORTLAND.
4 Thelpublic are respectfully informed that
E@it is the intention of the Proprietor that
IL this House shall be kept hrsteass road
IsEEds3 House.
Eh2A Ths choicest suppers served.
Fb.-tt GEO. w MuRCH
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.sssFa1 ssrueu 9is .Ess5
'"-t'a AN's bsbiris 8aEaJ nas np4rd
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.r-.- loisilA 5i
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ll-.i 'a SOS 9h--aIHb SilsdlEJBH
t1edFeA 7Eil QfsgH ,g8Hta 4sv
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Let.

y furnished Room, heated by q furnace, and sup
piled with gas In private family. Rouse centrait
located. Apply TO W, ~ Middle St.. feb 10 DIFF
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sfYet not for me when shall fan aslsan s1sio'
Shall Santa Croces lamps their vius tao f.i y
Beyond the main, in Auhnsns quiet sbadpp
With those loved and leve my couch ~ "a,
Sprine's pendent branches DER the hiAsce a
And mornings dewdrop gsten on NV rraSa ave.
While Heavens great arch hall Use aisovess T. =, 4a
When Santa Croess crumbles on her dead: ~: Deu,
Unknown to erring to suffering freme srl,s
So may leave a pure though hu,.nbi. nama -
Oo1s 90 asulAs.5 O"AI5 .oelety on the pros
Peee oi une spoeuy co' summation of the great
ooJects VI our ass" cate's labors-the peace
= aT ~, x,oyr y .lion OF our Country, 1e5I
am very .fuly thy friend, - asl uai
JLl4 80 JOHN G. WHITTIER.
Aooe' C. waterston, Boston"
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THOSE Pumps AaAIN.-Cyrus fixed his name
in the enduring annals of time by turning the
Euphrates from its chaunel, thst he might
march the Persian army into Bah ylon. Her,
cules rather astonished the NATURES when he
turned the Alpheus and the Peneus from their
usual courses, into the stables of the King of
Ellis. Moses stretched forth his rod and dis
vided the sea that the children of Israel might
pass; and afterward with that same rod smote
the rock that living waters might flow
Elijah with his mantle caused the Jordan to
divide; and when that mantle bad fallen on
Elisha, he too was enabled to divide the
waters. Sam Patch, too, ---vide Mother Goose's
Melodies--fxed his nams on the living tabs
lets of fame by his aquatic exploit at Mag
ara But the combined efforts of all these
worthless "pale their Intellectual fire" before
the aquatic exploit Of the parochial digui-
taries of this city. The memory of those
ancient heroes will bs handed down to that
day when time shall cease but the extrava.
CANT deeds of our parochial beadles will
thunder down the corridersl5f time and
never cease to reverberate throughout eter.
nifty" is7- s'- ~.
For years the thurtty people of Norfolk had
Intellectually appealed to the city fathers for
g supply of water; but all former councils,
regardless of that fame which is sure to fol-
low all good and great deeds, had neglected
the cry. They did not hear, or hearing did
not heed, and the good people of rye Ancient
Borough like Mother Hubbard s dog, "went
without" But it was reserved for this
Council to eli the future trump Of fame by
its prodigal response to that cry, They came
manfslly and squarely up to the great guess
ton, and af,er mature delibefation, determined
that they should have full supply of water.
To this end, without regard to the credit Of
the city, the stringency Of the times, or the
tremendous tax they would entail upon their
progeny, they determined to expend the ex-
travagant and princely sum Ct seventy dollars
on two pumps that the thirsty people might
have water ad ibitam. Now. ys good people
of Norfolk, let US hear no n4ore complaints;
draw your water and drink it, but say &c more
about water pumps; and above all, say moth
ing about the prodigality of the Councils, but
exelaim in the language of Cowper and
Thompson; somewhat improyed: at
'Peace to the beadle whose ingenious thought
Devised these water pumps, those useful things,
From whose TWO springs, in Norfolk's sunny realm,
Pure, yelling out, they to the thirsty crowd
OF rough and fair roll their infant streams. ~,-.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Shaw & Roberts,
y y bAWW N< ANVUVIV oI
BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
To Mechanics, Laborers and Others, in
Want Of Vacant Lots Convenient
to Gosport Navy Yard. :
We will sell, at Public Auction, on
FDTnAU NEXT t,,.yot 10

We will sell, at Public Auction, on
FRIDAY NEXT, August Is, 1866.
12K O'Clock, P. NJ unless sold privately before that
day,
THIRTY -FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
situated in Newtown and the Gosport Navy Yard
This is a fine chance for men employed in the Navy
Yard provide themselves with LOTS at such prices
as will enable them to build HOUSES at moderate
price.
These Lots are located as follows:
Six on Harrison and 4th Streets 80 feet front by III
feet deep.
Three Randolph and Cooke streets, feet inches
front by III feet deep.
Five side Cooke street. 80 feet front by so feet
deep
Six south side Henry street, 20 feet inches front
by 80 feet deep.
Two on west street, 81 feet front by so feet
deep. s
six on north side Lincoln street, 20 feet inches front
by 80 feet deep 100
Two north side Nelson street. 80 feet front by III
feet deep.
Two on south side Lincoln street. 80 feet front by 121
feet deep.
A PLAN of these LOTS can be seen at our Office,
corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water street, also,
any information that may be desired concerning them
The sale will commence at the corner Of 9th anu
Henry streets.
TERMS made known the day of sale.
SHAW & ROBERTS,,
au16 ids Auctioneers
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which We invite
the attention of our readers;
SharO 8 Robens-Offer variety of real esq
tate, both in Norfolk and Portsmouth. Their
advertisements in to days paper are worthy
the attention of all who desire to invest.
Magnificent Billiard Saloon. -Messrs. Mel.
vim FosterI&. John Deerey will open Mecha lics
Hall Billiard Room on Friday evening. A
billiard mach of one thousand points, and
other attractions, will bring large number
of visitors to this splendid hall.
j. NJ. Frsensan-Giyes notice that he can
be found at his old stand, with full stock of
Watches, Jewellery, &C.
BGmgks Raao Bone Phosphatc-Superior to
guauo, and warranted to permanently inn.
prove the ioil, can be had of Mr.. Howell, near
Draw Bridge.
W. r.. Harrison, wholesale Grocer and
Commission Merchant, cen be found at Nos.
8, 9, 10 and IL Campbells wharf
NJ. Hoeqsu, -At the India wharf, has a full
and complete assortment of Lumber, Doors,
Sash, Blinds, Bricks, Lime, Cement, &C., &C.,
to which we call attention. a ....
Reds Eepress Company Inform the pub
lie that they are prepared to do all that Ex-
press companies usually do, ard as SLOW as
the lowest . .s :. ..,,..... .sl
4. Ley6urn Has all the facilii,s FOR sue
cessfully prosecuting the Machine business,
and informs the public of the fact in the coils
nmns of the Day Book. " His establishment is
at the corner Of Wide Water street and 10y
alrs lane, and next door to the Day Book
Office. @1' ' $3.50. a"'
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+ ABOt< VINCIi-UMNIAt

LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, NORFOLK, Aug. 9Th, 1865.
The pressing demand for Laborers in Virginia and
North Carolina has induced to undertake to supply
the want. With this view, l have recently visited
New ork and after full consultation with the Com
mlssloners Of Emigration, have concluded to enter
upon this important duty at once.
The emigration from Great Britain and the Continent
10 America IS very great at this time That large
proportion of this tide be turned towards the
south, am convinced from enquiry upon the spot.
nave opened an office in this city, and now rea-
dy to receive orders for such Farm Hands (mae and
female,) House Servants &C., as may be needed The
Naonates of Great Britain the Continent are all
represented in this grand influx of population But
is from the German States and Ireland and Scotland
and Wales that we have to look for such labor as
need Persons making application will state fully their
wants and their preference as to nationality
Shall take pleasure in communicating fully all the in
formation possess the subject and have no doubt
of being able with reasonable notice. to supply all the
labor that may be required.
take pleasure in referring to the following gentle
men:
Cyrus Curtis, ESQ., Vice President of the Board OF
Commissioners of Emigration, SO Broadway, N X.
Henry Z. Hardy, " Beaver street, N. Y, formerly
of North Carolina.) r.
John Potts Brown 90 Beaver street, N. Y.
Ralph King, SO Beaver street, N. Y, formerly Of
Georgia) .'
Dr. a. NJ Bell, III Clinton street Brooklyn, formerly
of Vrginia.)
Hon. J. s. Millson, Elk. U. s. Congress.
Hon. Francis c. Perpont, Gov. Va. r+
Hon. L. H. Chandler, Elk. U. e. Congress,
Hon. T. G. Tabb, Mayor City Norfolk.
James Cornick, Pres. Dis. Z. Company. t..
Marshall Parks, Pres. A. Il G. @, Company.
Alexander Bell Charles Reid, W. j. Hardy, City o
Norfolk
DR.. W, Wing, late Treasurer State of Va
Lewis Webb, Collector Port Norfolk.
aus .... JAS. Z. BELL, MD
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a u -
At IL o'clock, will be sold the
HOUSE AND LOT.
VALUABLE FARM IN PHINCESS
ANNE COUNTY FOR SALE.

Pursuant the last Will and Tsaea St C. the
a 6sfaas on the premises, at II O'CLOCK
on wednesday, the 23d day of August next the FARM
on the North Landing road, Is miles from Kempsviie
and Is miles from Norfok) upon which said Davis
sided at the time of his DEATH containing 200 acres
The Improvements consist of a large new Dwelling
About 125 acres cleared and in cultivation,
closed
MT Joshua Fentress the tenant, will show the prem
Uses to any one disposed to purchase.
Terms-Costs and expenses Of sale cash, balance in
three equal annual payments, with interest on the
whole annually be secured by bonds with good Sc
curity, and deed in trust to secure the same.
,7'' - = j. J. BURROUGHS,
dtds 81" Executor.
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CARRlERs WANTED.

Three or four more good Carriers will hno
employment at this Office, to sell and denver
the Day Book. Boys, here's chance i0r
you sea o'' ~, ~ -..a ~,
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TEN LINES OBJ LEss RAKs a saUAHH' .

Three SquREss, OHe 95"1 ----.-0---- o . -
These prices entItle advertisers to "o,
every month. For more frequent changes 'p'VN'
tracts will be made. ,s,.t On M
n,rd, Of One Square or less, one year. w
Two Squares, One '''' &c 'Y.
a, azr Special Notices double the rates OF ore'nSfS
advertisements. a ..a. "a ~ 80
All transient advertisements payable N aaV"" y
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ITO sHINGAE GETTERs.

A PATENT SINGLE MAKING MACHINE is of
fered for sale, great bargain The scarcity of shin
giles at present. offers inducement to those DESTROYS
Of profitable employment; and the working of such
machine cannot help being profitable.
For further information apply at
jy25-tf THIS OFFICE.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY L. Salisbury.


A UCFION SALEI
"A Will be sold, at Higgins Warehouse, Fast Wide
Water street. on Wednesday, August ed, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to pay for storage and other charges - Tons
GUANo and lot of CORDAGE MACHINERY.
auI2 IDS L. SALISBURY, Auctioneer.
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STEAMBOAT MACHINERY,


5000 Bushels Superior Red Ash Coal. mo.
menty expected per Schooner ACTIVE, from
Philadelphia, for sale low from vessel tor cash.
Sena IN your orders, if you want it at reduced
prices ... .....s w. K. q. LAND
tul6
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LOCAL.
oUs ADVERTISING RATES.

We have adopted the following liberal
.oale of advertising rates for the accommo-
,..;on Of our merchants and Others, who de-
.ira to advertise in our columns regularly
!, oil, be seen that in most cases the terms
=, 70 a, low as they were before the war;
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-asuIsGTON HOTEL
FACT WORTH KNOWING.

That by buying shoes with Metallic Tips, two thirds
the usual expense of supplying children with shoes
may be saved No one, for every day wear, can afford
to buy any other Millions Of dollars are annually
saved by this useful invention. The toes of metal
tipped shoes remain perfect until the OF the shoe ID
worn out The feet kept dry, thus benefstng the
health and saving money
For sale by all shoe dealers. anl2Sm
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aSTuoK.lN THE Mup.-Whils the hands wer .
operating the pile driver at the corner of
Church and Wide Water streets yesterday
afternoon, the rope broke. and the ponderous
hammer was precipitated into the mud be.
meath. It was speedily recovered.
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TIE STEAMSHIP CLAIaMoNr- Mentioned a
few days ago, as having sunk near'tAnapoli
while on her way to this city, from Philadel
pbia has been raised and carried back to Phil
delphia foe repairs. Her cargo has been
AXE out and will be brought to this city.
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no OGILVIE b. YOUNG

/ ~ 900 y $1,000 -
TAKE notice that we SHALL on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next, at office in the city of Portsmouth
Virginia, between the hours of A. M. and P. NJ OF
that day proceed to take the dispositions of ANN PIN
NER and others, to be read evidence in behalf of
EMILY YOUNG, in certain suit in equity depending
the Circuit Court for the city of Portsmouth, wherein
the said EMILY YOUNG is plaintiff and you are de-
fendant; and it, from any cause the taking of the said
dispositions be not commenced that day, or if COM
mensed be concluded that day. the taking of the
will be adjourned and continued from day day
from time to time at the place and between the
same hours, until the same shall be completed.
GOODWIN & CROKER.
aul4-m4t Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ENGINES, Cars, &c, AT AUCTION. Col. II.
l.. Robinson, Assistant Quartermaster, Wash
ington, D. G will sell at auction in this city
and Portsmouth, on Friday, 18th October, all
the engines, rolling stock and railroad iron
In the two cities Here's chance for those
railroad companies whose guage will suit.
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TaE RAIN.-Oar local readers are well in.
formed of the fact, that it has rained, almost
incessantlyi since Monday night. But we re-
cord the fact for the benefit of persons at
distance and for poserity.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, in the city of Portsmouth, Va,
by Rev. John s. Briggs Mr.. JACOB D. SwANK to Mrs.
LAvINIA JONES' all of Portsmouth, Va I'm .
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II LAChShliTtIs and iaOnShs sIOhRs.
The undersigned most respectfully calls the attention
of the public the fact that they prepared to do all
work in their line in neat, safe, and durable MANNER
sollcts call from all want of their services, at
No SO, Wide Water street, next door to Huyck Yea
zey's Livery Stables.
ADDISON & MONTGOMERY.
Two good Horse Shoers wanted. None but good
workmen need apply. au2lm
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CARm GRs AND TRUCKERS.
OiTY INSPECTORS NOTICE.

U NO
ALL persons living west of Bank street SHALL before
the hour of II o'clock A. NJ, every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday, and those the Bank street
before the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ. Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, all the rubbish and filth
weeds &C., their premises to be brought and de-
posted in heap in the centre of the street in front
of their lot, under the penalty of one dollar.
au141ot N. B. LEE, Inspector.
COOK w ED. -
A good COOK, WASHER and IRONER, who can
also milk COW, will hear Of situation, by applying
at THIS OFFICE,
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DICKLING AND PRESERVING.

Z TIM
beautiful article of Light Brown Sugar, suitable
for preserving just opened Also, three finer grades
B G, Crushed, Granulated and Powdered.
very choice article of pure Isle of Wight Cider
Vinegar for Picking, at E. C. DEMING'S,
au7 No, 7. Main street
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a. SHADE TRIBES There are very few who
VIII deny The. great ornament which shade
trees are to city or town. They hide the
nakedness Of the streets and lanes, refresh the
Inhabitants with their shade, and repay the
labor and expense of ira splanting hundred
fold BY the beauty and comfort which they
afford. man owning real estate fronting
upon public street, can make no better in.
vestment upon it than by lining it with grace
fal naples or elms; no Investment which, acs
cording to its cost, will yield him a better
dividend, or which will afford him and the
community 10 which he dwells so much real
comfort and pleasure.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

A TLAN1IC COAST Malt STEAMSHIP
IA LINE FOR NEW YORK.
The new and first, class Side-wheel Steamships Hat
teras, Capt L. Parish, and Albemare, Capt. Boarne,
will leave Dickson's wharf for New York as follows
Hatteras every Wednesday at II M.
Albemarle every Saturday evening at O'Clock.
Returning leave Pier No. SO, Aorth river, every
Wednesday and Saturday at 10 M.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
ttons, apply to T. ~
8. G. ELLIOTT,
at Dickson's Wharf.
Or to j. NJ. RENsHAw, Bells Wharf.
Agents in New York, Messrs. Livingston, Fox Co.
aul-lY
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DIED,

On Tuesday, August h, at the Marlborough
House, ia Raleigh. N. O., Kate Haywood, infant
daughter OF Eliza and Major John H. Hope
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DEW In CHRIST CHURCH.
IA most desirable PEW, No. 70, in Christ Church, for
sale GEO. R. WILSON,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
aulI-tf No H. Campbelps Wharf
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i HE undersigned having established themselves un
L der the firm of
LITTLE & ROGERS,
fer the purpose of conducting the IMPORTING and
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS of CIGARS, and DEAL
ING in LEAF TOBACCO, and agents for the sale OF
MANUFACTURED and SMOKING I OBACCO, would
business and the earnest desire please enable them
to promise that their dealings With those who favor
them with their orders shall be satisfactory.
I.. ..,. JAMES LITTLE,
JOHN c. ROGERS,
No. 20, corner Wide Water & Roanoke streets,
Over the store of N. A. Thompson & Co.
an14 I'm -
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Hen PRIoR OF EGas.-The question,
q which is the mother, the hen that laid the
egg, or the one that hatched it," has ceased to
troub'e.the good people of Norfolk. he high
price of the article has attracted all the at-
ytention the subject demands, for some weeks
Thirty-6ve cents per eozeu is too much for
them, and has caused general complaint.-
The high price has bad the feet of develop
ing the supply, however, for the country peos
pie are gathering them up and bringing them
in, in large Quantities ~ 3 ,'.r' n.if5
The price and demand have combined to
set the ingeaious at work. the result is that
q chen persuader" has been invented and is
now in use in various portions of Princess
Anne. These persuaders are SO contrived that
when the hen has laid the egg it drops through
q small trap and is hid from view. OF course
the hen "can't sec it,p and thinking that she
has not laid, tries again, and thus keeps on
laying. friend of ours, named BIobbs met
with loss few days ago, by using one of
the pefsaedess. obbs had lovely young
Shanghai pullet of boundless ambition -
Blobbs bought a persuader, and his lovely
Shanghai used it. She went upoa the nest 10
the morning. Blobbs saw her go, and his
heart, bounded within him Alas, be never
saw her come off again At night he visited
the persuader, In the upper compartment
were handful of feathers, f W toe nails and
BILL In the lower compartme at, were three
dozen and eleven eggs Blobbs saw it all /
Her delicate constitution had been unequal to
the effort, and fired by young am tion she
had Laid herself all away. qae
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COLLEC FOR's OFFICE, |
NORFOLK, August 18th, 1866.

NORFOLK, August 18th, 1866
pY order of the Common and Select Councils, I am
- directed to rent out, at public auction, the west
and east side of the Brick Space between the Pump
and the Market House, commencing at the upper end
OF the Market in spaces of seven feet each, marked
number one and two alternately to the Pump Country
carts will pay no other tax, and other person
occupy his stand without his permission The renters
will be subject to all the Market Rules as other Stalls
in the Market The renting will take place at the head
Of the Market the first Saturday in September The
minimum price per annum the east side will be $40
on the west side $780, They will be rented for the bal
ance of the at these rates. paid for on the day
OF renting Further particulars the day of renting
JAMES L. BELOTE
u15-l7t .s. Ceeetor
~ Old Dominion opy.
MAoKEREL, MAoKRREL.-
so Kids Maekere in nice order in store and for sale
low, by JAS e. ZONES
auto "A No. Campbel's Wharf