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PRESENTS. PRESEN rs

We otfe fine line of the following
goods. suitable for Presents. to which we
invite attention
Ornamented Work Boxes. ~
Foley's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsone Bibles aud Prayers.
Hronze Ink stands and Paper Weights,
Rogers's Groups Of 5tst9ary.
Ansertcap and Imported Chromos,
French Paper and Envelopes,
Chess Men AMI Boards,
GoodalTs English Playing CARDS,
Crinbe ge Boards,
Dante's Inferno, Illustrated BY pore
Tennyson's Idyls, DO 90
Kaulbach's Illustrations, &C., &C.
WILSON l. WALAE
APPS West Main street,
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MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding May 8.
An unusually large number Of cases
were before the Mayor on Saturday
morning..
Charles Williams, charged with steal
ing pair Of horses from harrington,
Delaware, was committed for further
examination.
Uharles Enio, nJuuu uruuk anu e'vep-
ING in the street, fined So.
Geroge Williams alias Alfred Clayton
aud John Do]es alias jim Smith, ne
groes, were arrested on suspicion Of
having stolen six felt hats froln the
New 70, steamer 5 wharf. They were
committed fer ten days to await examl-
nation.
George Hayton, applied for lodging
at the station house. on Friday night;
granted.
Joseph Brooks, negro. charged with
disturbing the peace, was admonlahed
and dismissed.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Norfolk Post Office
May 10. 1869.


May 10, 1869.
LADIES' LIST.
A-E Allen, + Anderson, NJ A
Andrews.
B-J Beale. col ., Lucy a Bowie,
L A Barkln, j Bush, r Bush.
C-M E Cahoon, Il a Clark, M E
Cook, Il j Cornick, M Collins, A A
Cornicl, NJ Cook.
D-M Derrick, V Dogs, E Dealias,
2 NJ Donick, 9 4 Drake.
F-M Fitchett, NJ Fountain.
CA Godfrey, A Green, f j God
frey.
I'm Harrison, c W Harrison, E
Henley, G Herbert, r Hodges, M Hun
ter.
J-S 0 JONES.
L-R Lovett, A Lynch.
Ms + Moore.
Nm Nollar.
P-Miss Phillips, S Poole, D f
Powers.
R-M Rieman, d Reddick.
Sd l. Sharp, p Summons, Stokes,
E Solomon, col.
TN Tuukin.
We Waugh.
W-P Watkins, Nj L Wood, c
Warnscr, M l. Walker, L Nj Weeks.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
A-~Prof Adler, capt j Arthur.
BIT W Banks, + Banker, f Banks,
r f Bennett.
Capt Il Carter. e Cooper, G W
Gone j Cowlin, c Cotton, G " Coz
cling, M D Casby, M H Crosby.
DIT f Daily, j Davis, W Dereby.
F-W Faulks.
9Th Gale, J Garrison, jr; H Gill
bert, j w Gibson, w R Gordon, Jno
Gornto.
H-Harrison & Williamson.
K-D Knowles,
LIS Il Sermons, d Lyons.
MI Mansfield, W McCurdy.
NJ Nath.
O-Oliver & Fentress.
Powell & Baker.
R-H Rhard, P Randolph, W Rob-
erts, A Ruand.
Sc Skinner, d Summons, j Stoakes,
R Stiff, W Stewart, D Smith.
VA Watts, w Wade, T r Will
kins, J Wright, t W Wood, P G Will
liams. r,o,,or.
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RESCUED FRuM INFAMY.--SAturdsy
morning respectable colorel man.
named Luke Johuston, made complaint
to the Mayor against his daughter
Alice, charging her with leading life
ofinfamy, aud rearing his grandchild, a
little girl about ten years of age, to a
life of prostitution, and desired to obtain
possession Of the child. The Mayor,
very justly, after hearing the care,
turned the little QUE over to her kind
grandfather, who possibly, has saved
her from life Of misery here, and
damnation hereafter. Both the child
and old man showed much qualification
st the decision of the Mayor,
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CONFIRMATION The Right Rev
Bishop Johns preached at St. Paul's
Church yesterday morning, aud at
Christ Church in the evening. He con
frmed large number of candidates ut
both Sanctuaries, and large consrega-
tions greeted him. His sermons on this
occasion were, as usual, able and i'm
Dressiye,
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THANKs.-Miss B"a"@ will please
accept our most gracious thanks tor a
handsome boquet of flowers, which we
received from her hands on Saturday
morning, and all we can say is, that the
only thing that can equal it in beauty
il the FAIR GIvER. K.
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Pic Nlc.-Ihe members of tho hide.
pendent Fire Company will have a
grand pic mic on Tuesday to celebrate,
their anniversary, also an excursion to
the grounds. A nice time is anticipa-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10

BAPTIZED Rev. 0. S. Bar;en
Faster OF Christ Church, baptized in
that Sanctuary yesterday morning,
fourteen persons-twelvo white and two
colored. The Church was well attended,
and the exercises very solemn.
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"GoNE UP."-On Saturday Judge
Dorman received an appointment as
Judge of the Court of Appeals. and
Judge B. B. Foster has been appointed
to fill his place as Judge of the Corpora
tinn Court.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10

DR.. J. J, LAWRENCE can be consulted
upon diseases of the LIVER, BLOOD, KID
NEYs and NERVOUS SYSTEM, at his rooms,
No. Main street, Norfolk, W..
err Consultation free. mh4- 3n
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10

FEsTlvAL.-The Sons of Temperance,
under the auspices of the ladies will
open tonight festival for the benefit OF
the Order, at. their hall, corner Of NJ i'd
die and South streets.
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sorAvEs. Q Pipe, ~ feet long, 8 in
ches wide and "a inch thick on the thin
edge and all heart-dressed.
W o HID 81 feet long, 3 inches wide
ana q inch thick on INN edge--dreSseI--
heart,
w 0 Heading, $50 ana 81 inches long
Win a luo proportion of pieces OF eaci
length, Inches wide, aud "a inch tnick
on Thin edge When dresseu---ssli nearb
" . BbI, feel 8 Inches Iong, ) incne,
Wiue,and u ihcn thicA nn tuin ed%. wnet
dressed.
go HID, 50 feet long, 3I5 ,ncnes vide
uciNi'Iia sap. % 3 tncu&S Wide, clear :.
SAP ai;d "A uIch lnick or thin edge wins.
dressed. A li'iie allowance should b.
made for shrinKa.e
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pDls rs M d u 4 III

So Persons in Portsmouth desiring the
DAY BOOK will please leave their orders
with Mr.. JACOB F. LEWIS, at the Craw"
ord House, the Carrier, who will attend
promptly to its delivery.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10

LEFT,-W. IL. Christian, pastor OF
the Dnwiddie street Methodist church,
left for Richmond this morning; he has
gone to assist Dr@Lee, who has revival
in his church.
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DIED

AT half past O'Clock, Thursday even.
Ing, PERCY BROOKE, Infant SON OF VIM. s.
ana Mary i. HanKlns, aged months.
On Frlday, 18th instant, VIRGINIA c.,
IN an ddugh 81 OF Major /. w smith ano
the late Vlrgln1a y. smith, aged 5 III onths
aud d ,ys
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CHAs. Fl. STuRTEvANT, Secretary,

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At meet
of the Independent Fire Company, held
at their hall May 9TH, the following
named officers were duly elected for the
ensuing year
President-Robert Noel.
1st Vice Prcsident-John Murphy
2I 4" " JAS. A. Dillon.
Secretary-Edward Hltchings.
Assistant Secretary-Robt. S. Stores.
Treasurer--r. J. Friedlin.-
Pipemeu--Geo. johnson, S. I. Meats,
C, E1a.aiAs and Ensono Eslicr-
Axsmen--T. Wiersdorf, W. Hodges.
Surgeon--L. A. BilliSol.v.
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SAILED.-On Saturday evening the
slcop of war Dale was towed from the
Navy Yard to the Naval Anchorage
from whence she sailed yesterday morn
ing to Join the School Fleet at Annapolis.
The Dale has just been fitted out at our
ward
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10

CHALK IT Down IN RED Only one
lam reported not burning ty the watch
o Friday night.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10

HAD a FIT On Saturday, a negro
man by the name of Joet had a fit on
Crawford street.
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HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT The
following is the statement Of the num
Der of deaths in the city of Norfolk Tor
the month ending April 80, 1869
White Males-Phthisis 4; measles 2;
cholera infantum /; hydrocephalu: /;
dropsy /; phrenitis / drowned 2; To-
tai II.
White Females.-Phthisis 2 ; old age
l: unknown 2. Total 4
Black Males-Phthisis l; pneumonia
!. typhoid fever l; hydrocephalus !;
neuralgia /; spasms /, unknown l;Iota'
7.
Black Females-Phthisis l.; pneumo"
MIA l; typhoid fever l; Group l; measles
/; neuralgia /; old age ?; unknown l;
Total 2.
Ages-One SO; one 80; one II; from
60 to 70, 2; from 80 to 60, 2; from ~ to
SO, /; from 80 to 40, none; from ~ TO
80, s; from 10 to 20, G; from 5 to 10, d
from 2 to 5, 8; under 2 years, I; Total,
SO.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 16; blacks
16; Total 50.
Increase since last month, s.
E, d. GRANIER, NJ. d.
Health Officer.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10
IlODONOA GUANOI

IN The best and cheapest Fer tilizer in
the country. The Hon. Willoughby New
ton says:
Il applied the Roslon la island Guano
as requested; | thinl its effect was quite
Piled at same time . ,double the COST A
small supply lust re Hived, for sale by
jul Il JAS. REID a SON.
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MO Gu Re NO PAY.-FOR-
~ RESTS JUMPER EAR-PosI-
lively WARRANTED TO CURE. OR Mo-
EEY REFUNDED. Group, Cough, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throai, Splitting of Blood,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Lung Diseases.
satisfied, return tlle empty bottle and
your mon,y Will be refunded, 50 cents.
N. B.-rhe <. nuine article has yellow la
bells with white Imprinted wrapper, such
as have been In use Tor six years. Take
no Others mhll.d&w2m
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| nFFEa EXrRAoRDtN AIRY
Nearly Six Hundred Pages of the
Choicest leading for 80 cents,
THIS DAY.

Ia order to give the people an opportu-
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their beautiful magazine, "ONCE A
MONTH" the pupl:snsis will send the
first six NUN ers Ut tnts year tor 80 cents,
Each number II ''OIce Il Month" con-
tains 81 uouuia column a les OF the best
stories. and entertaining aud instructive
reading to be +, nj III any magazine in
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send 50 cents, aud you VIII get this
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MARRIAGES AND CELIBACY

4 n ESSAY for Young Men on The
n Crime of Solitude. and the DIS
EASES aud ABUSES which create ira
pediments to MAHRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed let.
Dr.. j. SKtLLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ja20p&w3m
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MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth, j. E.
Stokes presiding. May 8.
Alexander Roberts, negro, disorderly
conduct; fined S..
VIM. Scott, Noah Richardson and
Moses Prifs, negroes, were charged with
being engaged in It drunken row; fued
Scott So, dismissed Richardson and
Prff.
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II u r. G. r

~ -
i. Mi On THURSDAY, May GLE
ssass5sssAs and until further notice he
Steamers OF the Baltimore Steam Packes
Company will leave Portsmouth at 6:i5
P. NJ.
Passengers Will please be Oh Board by
that hour, as the Steamers viii, start
punctualiy.
AS the Truck season advances the
Steamers will leave Portsmouth, earlier
of which due notice will be given.
Passengers for Philadel, nia and New
YORK need net be disturbed on account
of the early arrival ut Baltimore, es
breakfast wi be 1urnishel them aiteT
the arrival Of the Steamers, and ample
time given to make Northern couneca
ttons.
JN0. gERMlLLION,
my3-tf Agent.
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BisHoP JoHss, of the diocese of Va,
will tonight hold service at St. Johns
church, where be will administer the
holy rite of confirmation. Service will
commence at s o'clock.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-10

The ISAAC BELI.-Tnia fac steam
ship, Of the Old Dominion Line, reached
here yesterday afternoon. from New
York, in new dress Of paint, &c, and
looked vastly improved She brought
good freight, and quite number of
passengers. She has been in New
Y ork for the last two or three weeks
repairing, and fitting up, preparatory to
the summer season.
ExpLoDED.-Ihe proposed scheme,
recently proposed, to run a rev line De-
tween this city and Baltimore, has ex-
ploded, as we thought it would. The
steamer j. C. Colt, consequently did
not arrive last week, and thus has the
talked of new line proved a myth. The
Old Line will, doubtless, have it all its
own way for some time yet.
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HOME AGAIN. Many friends and
acquaintance had the pleasure of meet
ing once again Admiral John r. Tucker
and Captain Walter Butt, on our streets
Saturday.
These distinguished officers, late Of
the c S. Navy, are. it is we'll known, in
the Peruvian service, and are justly beld
in the highest esteem by that govern-
ment. They have come to the United
States on official business for their
adopted country, and expect to remain
five or six months. We arc glad 20 Az
nounce that they are both enjoying ex-
celient health.
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CORPORATION COURT, Judge Dorman
presiding, May 9th, 1869.
In the case of Walter White, charged
with petit larceny, the jury didn't gree,
and the accused was discharged
Commonwealth VS.. George Land,
charged with grand larceny; found gull
ty.
Some civil business of no Importance
to the public was transacted.
Adjourned to meet this morning at III
o'clock.
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HUsriNa's COURT, Judge Foster pre-
siding.
The court was engaged in the trial of
"a white man accused OF forgery.
W. Brands and NJ, S. Marine, ar
raigned OF the charge of forgery. After
the examination of witnesses the case
was given to the jury. who returned a
verdict Of not guilty.
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,ns PHILOSOPHY OF MAR

AI''OI NJ vt w n Us
RAG "a NEW CoURsE OF LECTURES, ,
as delivered at the New York Museum of
Anatomy, .,nb attracting the subjects: How
TO Live and What to Live for; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gener
ally Reviewed.; The Cause of Indigestion;
Fiatuience and Nervous Diseases &C.
counted fol; Marriage Phiiosophically
Considered, DC. These lectures win be
forwarded on receipt of four stamps by
addressing: SFC'Y. BALTIMORE MUSEUM
OF ANATOMY, "A West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md. apl9 1yeod.
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NEW BOOKS.

We have received from d. Appleton
& Co., New York. through Mr. John G.
Fox, the second volume of their green
and gold edition of the "averly no. els
The beautiful style Of these volumes
has ALREADY been described in the AP-
PEAL. The hook before Is contains the
tales of :" Rob Roy - "Oid Morality"
" Monastery - &" PIRATE and BLACK
Dwarf" all illastratsd-some very
handsome steel engravings being among
the pictures. For sale at Fox,s.
I" The Talisman =" is ooe of the pam
pblet edition of the Waverly novels
Published by Appleton L Co. Hand
somely illustrated. Price % cts. To
be had of Fox.
|. The Pacha of Many Tales is one
of the popular edition issued by Apple
ton L Co., of the works of Captain
Harryat. These books are gotten up in
a superior style, the type being large
and clear. Price so cts. For sale at
Fox's
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MORE ABOUT THE FORTUNES OF ACToGs.
4 New York letter has this:

MORE ABOUT THE FORTUNES OF ACToGs.
4 New York letter has this:
Some Of the players have acquired, BY
diut OF hard work and much persistence,
considerable fortunes. Many of the minor
actors have put By considerable sums for old
age and a rainy day. Edwin Booth is re-
ported to be worth half Il million, part of
which has been expended on the new theate-
he has just eree:sd. Edwin Forrest cannot
be worth less. Barney Williams, from a
ragged, poor, market boy. IS now the happy
rn~~essor Of a fine residence and a good
S7j0,GJ0. Lester WalliciI made S30, goo a
year from his ,hea,er, and cen be counted on
as being worth at least quarter Of mil
lion, partly inherited. joe Jefferson is a
successful and wealthy man. Maggie Nit
cbeii has a splendid hguse near fI9h Ave
nue., and can pnt her wealth to six fgares.
The Cunways have made money, and made
il fast. Mrs. Bowers and Lolita have both
Increased immensely in wrrldiy wealth dur
Ing The past two years. They are each esi-
mate 4 to be worth $50 zoe. $50 runs the
world away" Some get rich and famous III
the Grand, IS III Other Lives and others
keep poor and die poor, ike the rest of
mankind Of The stage. Act"rs mostly are
rapid hands at spending MONEY, and many
RON tHrnugb fortunes made III the profession,
and come OFT !ow in tho end.
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THE MUrDsR oP MURRAY MCCG~xELL.
Our readers will RENE uber that Murray
Mcconnell of Illinois, was reported to have
been. murdered, lately, b. a man named
Robinson. The murdered man was the
fither-in-iaw of the late James A. Nc
Dou.aH. We eli? the following statement
and comments from the Chicago Times
General Murray Mcconnell. owe Of the
oldest ard wealihie>t citizens of jacksonville,
in this STATE, vas found murdered in his sit
ting-room on TUESDAY morning OF last week.
Fer several days the affair WIS shroudrd in
the greatest mystery, bat recent develupe-
ment> have rendered il almost certain that
the murderer was a Young man named Rob
inson, the keeper of a small grocery store in
Jack >0nSilie. He had. it stems, borrowed
from General Mcconnell 500. to employ as
capital in his business, which he now ella inns
he repaid some time ago. His books, how
ever, show no entry of the payment on the
day he SAYS he made il. and everything leads
to the conclusion that he went to see his
victim to obtain an extension of time, and
falling in that attemrt, or being anCered at
something said to him, committed on the
spur OF the moment, the deadly assault. This
view is confirmed BY the fact that the man
with whom he was dealing Is known to have
been OF petulant, irritable and arbitrary dis
position, very bitter and sarcastic in his
speech. and hard and eXacting in his bust |
ness affairs. Like DR.. Parkman, he under
estimated the desperation to which it was
possible TO drive a debtor. and paid heavy |
penalty for his want Of Judgment. OF course
no one rresumeS to Justify the conduct either
Of Webster or Robinson, but lesson in |
human nature, it is Just as well for creditors /
IN dor he 20 ed Ey hos
men. There is limit to human
patience, and before driving debtor to ex
'remilies, it is best TO be sure Of ones per-
sonal safety.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-14

LOSGsSr B.IDGE IN Tue SrATE.--
Tie MarysviI!e Appeal boasts OF h;sing
The longest bridge in the S!are-,iIat
completed across the Tuba and the
isnd II oyeflows. It is oae and one
eighth ola mile in length. MaFysriile
sss also foct bridge, across the
asaied among The yourg folks.
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SHIP CANAL TRrArY.-The Panama Star
and Herald of February 20. received by
| steamer TODAY, contains she text of the
| treaty entered into between the United States
| of Columbia and our own Government. 1t is
entitled " A treaty for the Excavation of a
Canal to Unite the Atlantic Ocean with the
Pacific through the Is'hmas of Panama and
Darien." The treaty was signed at BoCota,
January IA, bv Miguel Samprr and Tomas
Cuenca. Plenipntentiarr> On the part Of
Colombia. and Peter J. Sullivan on the part
of the Unitrd States. and was approved By
President Gutierrez two days afterwards. 1t
is still subject to the ratification Of the Colon
hia Congress. 1t grants to the u tied States
the right to effect the necessary surveys and
explorations. TO employ engineers, officers,
agents. labOrers, war and transport vessels
nece- sary. and to a:crmnanv tire strive, ing
corps with not exceeding 800 troops, unless
bv express consent more allowed. The maps
If survey. drawings. GfScrip ions. spec flea.
ti"nS, etc. are 10 be filed in the archives of
both Governments, with privilege to our
Government 10 alter the route and projects
on giving due n"rice 10 Columbia ; but the
canal shall not he cOnS.ruc ed on the route
of the Panama Railroad unless the consent
of The company owning the same has been
obtained From this clause We infer that
the Panama well as the Darien route will
be SURVEYED.
Columbia agrees TO grant all the territory.
including sea and tributary waters, that may
be necessary for the construction and main |
tenance Of the canal and, in addition. ten |
miles of unOccupied public land on each side |
of the canal f,r its whole length. and all the |
materials for its construction fCunt within |
these limits the lands to be divided into !
equal lot and app"rtlnned equally between
the two Governments, to be applied to the
uses of transit bv the canal and for its
NJ other canal or railroad is to be opened
from ocean 10 ocean through Columbian ter
ritorv without the consent Of 0ur Govern
ment All the expenses of the canal. incn-
ding proper indemnify to the Panama
Railroad c, nroan>" should occasion arise.
will he borne hr the Uni'cd States. Materials
furn shed by Columbia will remain in charge
of the Uu:cof States.
The canal must be adapted to The passage
of all kinds ofvr>>cl>. Our. Government
may ni i,:ain during it's construction, and
naval force NO. exceed ng l.0GN men. unless
more are EXPRESSLY allowed by Colombia. all
,mplo,e~ officers and troops to he an,-nahle
% Colo" hi4n laws and authority. On the
cf the canal, possession, super
ri>ioa and control # it will b. long To the
United States, subject To The right OF Colon
i, Ia inspect the various operations, to
l>cer'a n tonrage NJ vessels and u examine
tccoun'>. The thrift Of charges will be- eS-
abli>hcd by ,ur Government. " uDun = basis
f perfect equality for all nations in time OF ,
10Th peace and WAY. S T. EUl'eti9. .
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ATTENTION, CURhYs You are hereby
notified to meet at your engine house. this
afternoon, at O'Clock. By order Of the
Fureman
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are all inevitably involved in tie con-
summation of the principles and plans
winch consulate the motive agency
underlying the National Idea.
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IN THE TUNNEL,

Didn't You know Flynn q
Flynn of Virginia.
Long as he's been var
Look'ee here, stranger,
Whai nee you beens
Here in this tunnel
He was MY pardner-
That same Tom Flynn.
Working together,
In wind and weather,
Day out and in.
Didn't know Finn,
Well-that 1; queer
Why it's sin
To think of Tom Flynn
Tom with his cheer,
Tom without fear-
Stranger, look Var!
Thar in the drift,
Back to the wall,
He held the timbers
Ready to fall
Then in the darkness
l heard him call
+" Run for your life, Jake !
Run fer your wife'> sake!
Don't wait for me-"
And that was all
Heard in the din
Heard of Tom FLYNN.
Flyun of Eirpiuia,.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-14

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