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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-28
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
l-~N~fN@1-7-~-- :
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
w MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SILVER WARE, BRoEZEs, &C., WORTH OVER
OJr nUJJION DOLLARSl

an - Ia sold at FIVE DOLLARS EACH, without re-
1ar5 10 value and not to be paid runt you know
Thai Won are to receive.
7kS Gold and Silver Watches were Distributed
annS the patrons Of Parkinson Company during the
mnniB OF January 1850. Read comments by the rIess
.nssting Of The arm in the most complimentary mnu
ner: most industrious and prosperous IA with
Shin,ansburg PA Sentinel. "Give All VINO t,-aoi
IN ~ os1set Satisfaction -Dunkirk IN ~ and
Enjoy high reputation for hon9 psItI M VI Times
!hS reliable and do al they 1as hon
Hyaek On city and oS't ptyhkiIl IN VI Journal
Sssy and ia snd asair-dealins n-staPleton a. y
HonoTabie anu of The Oldest and most reliable firms
Journal. = pCanaioharie IN. W Rddff. keep
ih.,p word and act honoraby by their patrons.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

CONVENTION CHORUS BOOK.-A COL
" lection of ANTHEMS, CHORUsES, GLEES and
CONCERTED PIECES, for the OF Musical Conven-
tions Choral Societies. &C. The object Of this work Is
to furnish very low price, the best pieces of music
of the classes above enumerated being those generally
selected by Musical Societies, Chors and others for
practice. 1t contains II Sacred and IL Secular pieces
from Oratorios, Operas &c, and is without exception
the cheapest book Of the kind published. Price
60 cts Mailed free, receipt Of price.
DlTSON CO.,
apl4-f Publishers, Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-28
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,,

II Was the only "prep-
ration for food from Indian Corn" that received
medal and honorable mention from the Royal Commits
ioners AT the great International Exhibition London
lS62, the competition Of all prominent mansfactu-
rers Of "Corn Starch and Prepared Corn Flour Of
his and other countries Notwithstanding. MAIZENA,
the food and luxury Of the age without single fault
me trial will convince the most skeptlesl. Makes
Puddings, Cakes, Custards Blanc Mango SC, without
isingass with few eggs, at cost astonishing to
the most economical. slight addition TO ordinary
wheat -four greatly improves bread and cake. It Is
also excellent for thckening sweet sauces graVes for
fsh and meat, soups, sc. For lea cream nothing
compare with It. little AoAed in milk will produce
rich cream for esHee, chocolate, tea, sc.
Put up in pOpad packages, under the trade marx
Maizena,, with directions for
most delicious article Of food for children AID in
vaids Of al ages. For sale by Groeers and Druggists
-vSfyyhere.
Wholesale Depot loo Fulton street, Nsz York.
WILLIAM DBRYEA,
le26-ly 6snerAl Agent.
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Off SELLING Off

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-28
1PRING IMPoRTATIONS OF HARD

CPRING IMPORTATIONS OF HARD
= WARE, CUTLERY, &c.
| am now receiving, direct from Birmingham and
Sheffield England, and from the American mAnufaetu-
rers a large and well selected stock Of
HARDWARE CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS. &c,
Such as Hoes Chains, Spades, Shovels Manure Forks
Scythe and Grass Blades, Snaths, Cut and Wrought
Nails Tacks Locks Hinges Screws, Curry Combs Cot
ton and Wool Cards Tea Kettles Sifters Coffee Mills
Builders Hardware and Mechanics Tools of all kinds
iron Axles Springs, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes Bolts &c.
Circular and Cross Saws Packing, Files Wrenches
steam and Water Gauges, Whistles, Cocks &c; ant, a
general stock Of Hardware Coach Materials Machinsts
and Saw Mill Supplies, sc.
The attention Of city and country trade Is respectful
ly invited TO call and examine stock and prices guar
anteed as low as any house in the city.
X. L. WILLIAMS,
Formerly Williams & Elliott)
aplSt No. 81 Main street, near Fifteenth
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DHHE NEWS.
DAILY, sBMI-wREELY AND WEEKLY
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
ACIFIC TEL,
TO, l72, ia and l76 Greenwich street,
lns square west Of Broadway,
Between CORTLAND and Dey streets
NEW YORK.
IoAN PATTKN. JR. .............P PROPRIETOR

John PATTEN, JR. ........... PROPRIETOR
The PACIFIC HOTEL Is well and widely known tC
he travelling public. The location Is especially suta-
ba to merchants and business men Il is in close prOx-
nifty to the business part Of the city; Is the highway
Of Southern and Western travel and adjacent to all the
principal railroad and steamboat depots
The Pacific has liberal modations for over three
hundred guests Il is well furnished, and possesses
very modern improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment OF its inmates. The spacious and
well ventilated provided with gas and water the at
tendance is prompt and respectful and the table Is gem
-rOusly provided with every deleaoy Of the season.
The subscriber who for the past few years has been
he lessee, Is sole proprietor aud intends to iden-
fy himself thoroughly with the interests OF his house
With long experience hOtel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy TO maintain the
favorable reputation Of the Pacific Hotel.
To prevent overeharge by haekmen, the coaches OF
he hotel are owned by the proprietor.
ssp2S-ly JOHN PATTEN, JR.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

Mayors CoURT, Portsmouth,. Daniel Collins,
presiding--March Is, 1866. 30 li-la !
George Ross, arrested on complaint Of George
Hollywood, charged with larceny in stealing one
Watch, one Coat and Vest.
The offence having been committed in Norfolk,
be was turned@over to said authorities for trial.
Alfred Garner, charged with stealing a dog,
ter a hearing of the case, the prosecuting parties
were satisfied that wrong was intended, he,
Garner, giving up possession of the dog. 5...,s
Isaac Wade, charged with buying and selling
in the city limits contrary to City Ordinance.
Fined $40. Il
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MARRIED..
- - = = 49, Y - - y
a MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
poRr OF Norfolk AMI PoRrsMoUrH, March Is.

4 NJ ARRIVALS.
I Str George II. Stout, Ford, Phila
4 Str George Leary, Brakeman, Bait
Str Adelaide, Cannon p do
Schr Sarah A. Green, Ryder, Boston
: Sloop Mary & Ellen, Chowan river, slaves and
peas to z enneberyA w. t43a
schr Maria Ann, Rhodes, indian Town. N. c.,
corn, wheat and potatoes to Grandy & Son
! Schr Wye, Books, Charrystone, turpentine,
rosin and cotton--owners on board IS VI
~ ~ DEPARTURES. y -
Str G, orge Leary, Brakeman, Bait 500 y
Str Adelaide, Cannon, do s.,1
Str NJ. Martin, Haine., Richmond -as1
Sir Washington Irving, Pugh, Newborn.
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LOCAL.

kryouRNEp MEETING or THE COMMON
cnrycu,-An adjourned meeting OF th'
S,n,mon Council was held last evening.
The proceedings Of the last meeting were
''S Nv. Delany offered resolution relative to
.Aa extension of Chapel street, to tho elect
tbot the usual notices he served upon owners
nth a view To making the proposed iu'-
uroyement,
PWr Saunders requested that the ordinance
in regard 10 the subject be read, which was
uO The resolution Of Mr. DeIany was adopted.
Mr. Harrison offered the following resolu-
son. which was adopted
"' Resolped, That the Register be directed to
ssna one or two certificates Of Indebtedness
20 p ali persons applying for the same and hold
;Ug city stock, for the six months interest due
~" "e said stock on January, 1866, and that the
sarti6cates for the same may be transferred at
,be Office of the Register.
Mr. Hodges offered the following;
Ps,olped, That the Register be authorized
30 nav all bills of the aims house and cemetery
",optbly, when properly approved. t-
Adopted ' -,
IN motion Of Mr.. Hodges, it was
Rssolred, That after the LIST Of April the
o;.v will pay no bills for lighting or beating
el'y otv ali, ~ "a =, "a. ID
Mr., Saunders offered the following
BesoIped. That the Committee on Gas ex-
no the original contract Of the gas compa-
nv with the city of Norfolk, for the privilege
u running their main pipes, and report to the
ns,t meeting of the Council. 4 .
Adopted T
communication was received from the
uavor requesting that the night watchmen
10 nronerly armed. s''-'
" bofarred to the Committee on Police.
communication was received from I. c.
rohb President of the School Commissioners
.annast;ng an appropriation of 300 to pay
~, nooks for the use OF the public schools.
II was ordered that the appropriation be
made
netition from the employees of the aims
bonse was laid ON the table. alo1
noa'1 accommodation was received from e. s.
psrr;u asking the privilege Of erecting a small
q $50 b,Ildino on chanel street which was
na - ,,.,3stl. h. IL. Z.
communication wa, received from Geo.
u Miller reoneslips that he be appointed
a at 10 fil the vacancy made by the re-
sio,st;nn Of VIM. Mosely. IT,.
ID over unt;l ioiot meeting Of the Coun-
lis h0 be,a "a = - atoL b
''1 - VOC ordered that an alteration be allow
4 u !, tho assessment Sc certain Ia, DIS belong
Il :" -. 10 ostata of .Iobn q n Hatton
"s Accommodations was rece,ved from p f
roLl;ooLnr relative to the renting of the To
hano,, Warebnnse Raferred 10 the Commit
4 tao w, MAI ats and Decks
4 cninmunIcatioh was received from the
President Of the Gas Company. relative to the
II, n. ..-1-
Referred @D'7falI II -l8ll
communication was received from, Bur-
asss h Core in reoard to the erection of a
Ssoazine Laid on the table. = go s.lf !.
< communication was received from Mr..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

srtHEars. The following are the names
OF the students. now at the University of Vir-
gpia from the / Eastern part of the State IN
T. B. Bloodgood,F D. e. Murray, Robert B.
Toy, R, n, ;T1Fpastall, g. W. Wallace, D. q,
D. Wilson, of Norfolk g. W. O. MaupinT JE,
Leigh Richmond Watts, John NJ. White, w.
Whiteaof Portsmouth, Thomas r. Bor-
and' Suffolk; Edmund Z, Mallory, Hampton;
nooert G.. Atkinson. Smithfeld; James s.
Bryant Kenneth R. Griffin. IT, j Pretlow,
Southampton; Mirius jones, G. E. Sears, JEFF
iera'n 7. Stubbs, James New Stubbs, VIM.
., Stubs. John Tabb, Gloucester; Thomas
II B. Brown, John w Edmonds, Accolnac.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

Look OUT FOR RHINEpERrEsT, BEEF This
morning. q man from Currituck was arrested
by the clerk Of the market,o,cbarged with sell
ling rotten beef in market, The accused was
taken before Mayor Tabb and gave his name
as Richard B. Flora. The beef was ordered
to be confiscated and buried, and the. accused
was directed to refund the money to the per-
sons to whom he sold the beef y aasssir}
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

TEARING UP THE Track The agent Of
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad have finally
determined to use their depot They have
for years been landing their passengers OUT
doors, but their track is now being taken up
at5the foot of High street, and henoeforward
the cars upon arrival viii go into the eapa-
cieas depot. Good for Robinson isaL aJ=
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% BuILDING.--We regret to see SO little pre-
paration, on the paTt Of our, real estate owners,
to build on the many vacant lots dotting our
city. In conversation with one of our leading
mechanics. a. few days ago, he Informed us
that in former times, at this season Of the year,
all his contracts for building during the year
were closed, but up to this date be had not
made single contract to begin work in the
spring. This looks bad for our mechanics, who
must seek the employment elsewhere that tley
fail to End at home. sds laa3f q y'liai' go
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INFANTIctDE.--On Sunday, the dead body
of a small infant was found buried in the
woods, in the rear of the Catholic Cemetery.
The body was enclosed III rasin box, and
the new earth thrown up excited the suspi-
cions of the party, who dug and found the
box, opened and found therein the body, as
above stated. Justice johnson, one Of the
county magistrates, was notified of the cir
cumstances, and an inquest will be held over
the body this afternp n, ct the Catholic Gene
terry. ~ ,,.,,,,r,,,, ., d,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

Moro TRoors Our city and Portsmouth,
are crowded with the ''Otbellos," just mus
tered out of service We presume they will
knock around; town" till all their money is
gone, when per force they must go to work.
The number now in the two cites could raise
big corn crop, il set to work on good land
But we imagine some considerable time viii
elapse before these Cincinattus' can be in
duced to return to the plo@. g sasa
One thingis certain. if they remain in our
City during the summer, 10 crowded and i'll
ventilated houses, they will furnish ready food
for that monster the Cholera, which is very
likely to pay ns;a visit. a ~ b il - Ga
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear In
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: 700 ~:
Books, Books.--The advertisement of Charles
w. Wilson, Bank street. will show readers
that we have plenty Of good books in town, to be
had at reasonable rates. ~
Richmond and Petersburg Railroads.&c. sche-
duls of the running of the trains on this road,
connecting with the Norfolk and Petersburg rail-
roads. HF.' .'
Esecutor's No.ics.--Ses notice of Mr.. j, II.
Dawson. % .teb,tt .5tt
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

X -0YfsER- TAX BILL.-The clause in thislaw
laying tax Of So per tou on vessels from the
North, loading in the waters Of Virginia, is
likely to have a very injurious effect upon the
oyster trade of this section.
1t is we'll known to those familiar with the
oyster business, that many transient vessels are
"takeu up" at the North, and sent here to load
with oysters, and make but the one trip dC-
ring the season. To make this vessel pay So
per ton will be taking from her more than the
entire amount of her freight for the trip.
Of course she cannot pay it,. and therefore,
we shall see but few Northern vessels load
with Oysters in virg! mia, until this tax is re-
pealed or modified.
The Oyster beds belonging to the state o.
Maryland are ample to supply. at this time.
the Northern demand, aud hereafter the
Northern Oystermen, must to great extent,
seek for his supply in those waters. I'd -
The effect Of the tax In this immediate sec
ton, will be to bring down the price of Oys-
tiers, and thus give our Oyster packers, fair
chance to compete with the northern deal
ers EtE HEE5Gg144
By the opening of the next Oyster season,
Norfolk will offer, through her numerous
lines of communication with all sections of the
country, great inducements for persons to en-
bark in the Oyster packing business. And
next fall, we hope to see not less than dozen
Houses, buying, packing and shipping the BIZ
valves to our friends North. South, East and
West .'5 5.., f.,-,..-is -
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4 The WEEKLY Day BooK,--We, are. now
getting up the first number of our Weekly
which will be issued on Wednesday the 2lst
inst, aud sent to all it's old subscribers in
Virginia, North Carolina, and other Southern
States. e9" =
Our advertising friends, who wish to let the
country people know what they have to offer
them in the way Of trade, will please hand in
their favors Immediately, as We wish to pre-
sent good view of the citys business facilities
in our first number. 5F}l. AElGH 5<48 az
Our advertising terms are very moderate
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

The CURTAIN ELoPEMENT CAsE.-The fair
'wanderer" did not arrive from Baltimore this
morning. She will certainly he down to-mor-
row morning. when the whole matter will be
opened up by Mayor Collins. I
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

FIRE-Last night, about O'clock, the roof
of Mr.. Godfiey's house on Church street, head
of Freemason, was discovered to be on fire,
The flames were sxtinguished by the neigh
bors, ''A
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

flaE-Ths stable. in the rear Of the house
occupied by &c. FN.sGreenwood, situated on
cumberland Street. was discovered to be on
n's last night The flames were extinguished
0elore much damage was done. The fire was
eVlaently the act of some incendiary.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

IHE OYsTERMEN are to have meeting on
saturday, the 18th instant, at Gorny's restau-
'Ans' Ssmpbelfs wharf, at two o'clock, p. NJ,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

49, NEED RErA1Rss--Our friends in Portsmouth
had really better go to work and put the
Union, Lafayette and Jones Bridge in order.
Life is risked by passing over these man traps,
and if "Joues" OF Brown" should happen to
get killed whilst crossing them, the city may
have big bill to pay. "a stitch in time"
&c.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-13

rev. James r HUBBARD, OF Maryland has
accepted call to the rectcrship Of st. james
episcopal Church at Warrentou, Va oea i
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EW bOOhS.
" BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
SCH0NBEKfa.-COTTAF FAMILY,

|. THE TWO VOCATIONS.-AT ALR.-The
Two Vacations is a new work by the prolific au-
thor of s'The Schonberg- Gotta Family" being
unlike most of her earlier works story of modern
life, and adapted to juvenile readers. Ittraces
the religious history of two bright little girls
from childhood to maturity girls differing wide
ly in tastes and talents, yet each led by the dis;
cipline OF events to q benehcent vocation. The
book is an earnest one of deep religious interest
and well fitted fora young girrs library. Sprin9
field RepHblscdn. w Gisa. III 40 =
+ II. TALES OF CHRISTIAN LIFE.--l6 mo-
sThe tales are painted in suchlan inimitable man
ner, that while they interest and attract, they
impart much historical information and they are
pervaded by the heroic spirit of Christianity.
They should be In alli Sabbath-schools. "-Baptist
Quarterly. rumiliaS MT 0aai
III. The MARTYRS aoF. lsPAIN.--."T
author, who has thrown so much fascination over
the history of Luther in the great wcrks Of Refor
mat on, has adopted the same plan in illustrs'
ting anew the fierce and relentless persecution in
Spain against the. Prstestants. - The history OF
martyrology in that God forsaken country-is skill
fully condensed in the first part, while in the
second, careful resanler is made of the redemp-
ton of Holland from Popish domination. Pres
byteriaR. i,;ts, sq.,g fssers. vi 5~a saei +
Nv. THE CRIPPLE OF ANTIOCH These
sketches present vivid pictures of life among the
early Christians in the generation Immediately
following the apostolic days. ,,,,.,, '
Just received and for sale by - ~ - 3
I ~ .a-4 A
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NoTloE--The following note from young
lady has reached US, and t., give the young
uns' ample notice, we iusert it at once. g 9 4
8 eve design going to church on Sunday next,
and most earnestly beg these young ships
who wear their fathers and uncles' coats, RAJ
iced so short, after the fashion of pea-acket,
not to crowd the sidewalks and yestibu es so
their feet take up too much room 8 The old
bachelors, the .snacks. with their false hail,
.whiskers, teeth. hearts, and caves We have
too much comnai seration 70 object to. Y,sg..ss
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RICHMOND a. PETERSBURG
A.tEry RAILROAD COMPANY ~


s.fA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond. Va, March II, 1866.
CPRING SCHEDULE.
- TRAINS LEAVE
!. Manchester daily at 6.l5 a. M, and 4.30 p. M,
And Petersburg daily at 6.s0 .. M, and 6.a6
p. M.
And on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS, they leave Manchester and Petersburg,
at 10. 0 a. M, -
The morning and evening train from Peters
burg connect with the trains cia Fredericksburg
for the North and the s. 15a. M, train and the
TO- so a. M, train from Manchester connect with
the N. 4 P. R.R train for Norfolk.
.bM .5...a.tisE E. F. GILL, sH
J. mhl3-tf Engineer 4 Sup't.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE All persons
EI having claims against the estate OF Mrs.
MARY G. DRAKE, deceased, are hereby re-
quested to present them to the subscriber, and all
persons indebted to the said estate are requested
to call upon me and pay the amounts due.
- = j. H. DAWSON,
mhl3-lw Executor Of Mary g. Drake, decd.
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KemaTkS. fI-lu-
No sales on Change reported.
Gold more buoyant than yesterday, quoted this
morning at 49, - 'i
Produce and Staples. steady. itHaF
Naval Stof es, fat. " 91i8 aiAl ~
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. TIE WEATHER.--Old March seems to be
doing his ''leyel best to behave himself, To
be sure, he kicks up row occasionally, but it
is geuerallyat night, when sober people are
not shocked by the sight of such fro
lies. We hope he may continue to send US
just such days as We are now enjoy ng.--
Visions Of asparagus lamb and peas, and
spring chickens floating before US Go on,
Mr. March, and our word for it, April will
"see you out" siaJ 10 Ae ast ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-02
.Imlin DpnlI.

JULIA DEAN, the beautiful and renowned
actress, who once rejected the hand of JoHN
MINOR BORIS. of Virginia. and some time
afterwarl welded young lIAYNF, of South
Carolina---''the degenerate son of a noble
sire'--the son of the ilustrious Statesman
who once engaged DANIEL WEBSTER in the
greatest Intellectual duel that ever gave
ecldt to Congressional dehtcs--has sought
diyorcc In the Utah courts and, in the
meantime, compromised her fair name by
marrying Mr. lIoorER, out in that Terri
tory.
JULIA married an illustrious name, and
was not long in discovering that that wa.
all--the balance was ineilable meanness o
propensities, british cruelties, prohigacy
and total abandonment of All that is refined
and honorable in manhood. She MAGE hin
money like working slave, and lac squan-
dered it like besotted fool; :. was IL nt
tality for the queenly woman and the favor
ite artistic, and melancholy was is termin
alton.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-02
I,nsiness ln NcM Orlenns.

The New Orleans correspondent of the
Natchez Coarlsr writes thus in regard to
business in that city. He says:
Wages have never been higher and a
good carpenter can command five and even
six dollars per day. Houses and stores are
being built in every portion of the city
but, rapidly rs they are goingup. there will
not be n sufficient number TO supply the
demand. Rents are really fabuons-per-
sons gladly paying nifty dollars for two I'M
furnished rooms, and live dollars addition
al for the privilege OF the Kitchen, which
means leave 10 pass by and peep in, and, il
your landlady looks amiable, to make a
cup of tea, of which you have, OF course.
to invite her to partake. >
"Despite the mcndueious lhlsehoods OF
the enemies of the South, many Northern
ana western men are here, and some who
came Ia fear express crest surprise that
their lives and property are rs safe rs they
were at their own tiresides, There is alsc
an immense influx of negroes, with whom
we could easily dispense, as they are toe
lazy to work, and only tit 10 steal