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treatment, the child, the youh those Of mature age
well as those far advanced in life, all bear testimony 10
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From the New York National Democrat.
PRESENTATION TO DIR. ALSOPHERT.

Quite sn agreeable affair came Of last night at The
Cooper House. DR.. AlsopheH, who has been practi--
ing in this city for the past years has been emneny
successful In treating diseases Of the Far and Eye, TO
such an extent a. enie him 10 the Of public
henefacior, presented. by iy Of bis former
patients with q pair Of magnificent
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DIR. ALsoPHERT.

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Generalization Zee. Five Dollan.
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md Tfsatmeni Of the Deaf and Daml,--i illustrated
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-17
Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18th.

DEAR DAY Book Twenty five hun
dred copies only of the revised code. have
been distributed to the legal voters of
the District, not more than one for
every six voters. The fifteenth of Feb
ruary next, is the day set apart for the
purpose of obtaining the sense of the peo-
pie of the District upon the subject, pre-
paratory to its submission to Congress for
their action thereon. Much to the sup
prise and establishment Of our citizens and
strangers generally, the Codifers re-
commend the revival of that obnoxious
and odious law, Imprisonment for debt
Whatever motives prompted the inser-
ton of that clause in the code in this en-
lightened age, it is nevertheless univer-
sally condemned; inasmuch as | believe,
that one act alone will consign the entire
body of laws to utter oblivion, when
the sense of an indignant community is
taken upon it.
The successful landing Of Gen. Wall
ker at Greytown with three hundred
men, is extremely gratifying no doubt to
his friends. 1t is thought that General
Henningsen will elude the authorities at
Mobile, and Join Walker with one thous-
and men. Henningsen and Lock bridge,
must not omit to say, are at present in
this city.
The Speaker has accomplished the diff
cult task of arranging the Committees,
and they We're accordingly announced in
the House Hall yesterday. The manner
III which he performed that delicate duty
in addition to rendering entire satisfaction
cannot fail to win the confidence and the
admiration of his political friends.
The recommendation of the Secretary
of the Navy, for an additional increase Of
ten small war steamers will no doubt be
received with pleasurabe emotions by
the large number Of Mechanics employed
at the different Navy Yards. The MEM
bers will meet in the new House Hall to-
morrow for the first time.
Yours, &c, w. j. w.
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SHOCKING MURDER. Sunday after
noon last, the wife Of Basil Hall rcering
in Alexandria county, was murdered i'll
the llpst horrible manner 10y one of her
servauts. According to the deposition of
Mrs. Hall. her husband was walking over
the firm, and the rest of the whites of the
falnlr were at church, when slave wo-
man named Jenny, put an arm full of
dry plank on the fire, which Mrs Hall or
derdel her to take off. She did so, but
quickly put it on again Mrs. Hall again
ordered her to take it off. The negresS
then seized her, and forcing her head
down between her (the assailant's) legs
backed her into the fire. Three times &C
cording to Mrs. Halls deposition, sh |
managed to break loose from the iend VIII
so often seized her and placed her back 0
the fire. On the last occasion her scream
brought others of the family, negroe
and her husband to her rescue. Mr.. Il
made an attempt to shoot the servan
but was prevnted, and she was taken
prison.
THE MONUMENT AND Mr.. CRAwFoRI
A correspondent of the New York Pres
writing from Rome, says:
"The lamented demise of the greal
American sculptor Crawford, having lei
many of his works incomplete, especially
the great national monument to the menu
Dry of WAsHINGToN, of carrying out d
his designs will be superintendent unit
some understanding can be come to be-
tween Mrs. Crawford and the America al
government. Meanwhile Mr. Crawford
friend and brother artist, Mr. Terry, ha
undertaken the superintendent Of hi
studio, and the late sculptor's head work
mana German of the greatest talent, will
finish such statues as are in course Of eX
ecution for private commission. 1t is t.
be regretted that poor Mr.. Crawford wa
prevented by his painful and mortal NAL
ady from completion the design of hi
Washington monument, although tn
chief part will be his conception. Of tn
seven colotial statues intended to surmoun
the monument he had only completes
two, those of Jefferson and Henry"
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:sThe StauntOn HOmicide.o

DR.. Daniel Downey has been arrested
and committed to the Stanton Jail. on
the charge of shooting and killing Will
liam Mullens, last Saturday night. DR..
Downey is the resident Minister of the
Catholic Church, in this place; and, as
such, is the spiritual counsellor of the
Irish laborers employed on the railroad
and other public works of this section of
the country We understand that in times
past, he has rendered valuable service to
the officers of the law, in putting down
those occasional riots INDUCED in by the
laborers already alluded to; and that but
for his exertions at one time, vast
amout of property in this neighborhood
might have been destroyed and many
valuable lives sacrificed. Intelligent, lib
eral and sociable, heh has made many warm
friends here, who deeply lament the IN
fortunate position he is now in.
As yet. no facts have been elected to
show the circumstances under which the
killing was done, other than the statement
made by Downey on Sunday, that he
did the deed in self-detence. Of course,
there are thousands of rumors alioat, and
every man has his own version of the al
fair.
Miss Margaret Leigh, it seems, was in
the employ of Father Downey as house
keeper and accused Mullens of seduction,
which accusation led to an alterca-
tion between DR.. D, and Null
lens resulting as above. The ev-
idence, elected by the jury of inquest be-
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From w ashin gtOn.

WASHINGTON, Dec Ex-Governor
Walker, of Kansas, will, according to the
assertions of his most intimate friends,
soon withdraw altogether from the Gov
ernorship of Kansas, and will, in tender
ing his resignation to the President, state
his reasons for his course, designing, how
ever, not to use any language which may
have tendency to disturb their present
friendly personal relations.
Judge Douglas bill, although similar
in its details to that Of Mr. Toombs, con-
tains an additional clause, that the con-
stitutlon, when formed by the convention,
will be submitted entire to the people of
Kansas
Senator Gwin has received large num-
Der of letters from California, in which
the writers express an intense desire to be
mustered into the service of the United
States against the Mormons, who it is
mentioned, have emissaries. Throughout that
State meditating serious mischief.
Some of the Senators are preparing
speeches on the. Kansas question.
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Marriages.

On Wednesday 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Hume of Portsmouth, Mr.. THos. b. ELLIOTT,
to Miss MARY E., daughter of Miles Davis
ESQ.,, both of this city.
In Camden Co., on the LIST inst, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Willis S. Grandy, by Rev
William j. Norfeet, DR.. SAMUEL SELDEN, OF
this city, to Miss LIZZIE G., daughter OF
Samuel D. Lamb, Esq, decd, of the former
county.
Yesterday morning at N o'clock in Pc
tersburg, Mr.. WIN. H. SMILEY ESQ.,, OF this
City to Miss SUE A. MCCAIN of the first
named place.
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ing deemed sufficient to Justify the arrest
of the Dr., he was committed to Jail about |
II o'clock last Saturday night.
His statement, as reported, is to the
following effect: That Mulens had in
iured the girl Margaret Leigh and after
repeated promises to marry her had failed
to do SO. That Mullens had come to his
house on Saturday night, and he invited
him into the back room and told him that
he must marry the girl. That Mullens
Immediately made at him and struck him
a blow. which enraged him very much,
and in the reckless and careless use of the
pistol it was undesignedly discharged
He protests that he had no idea of killing
the man. 1t is proper to add here that
there is slight bruse on the prisoners
forehead.
The body of the deceased was sent to
Washington on Monday morning LAST
Upon examination it was found that the
ball had entered the chest on the left
side, between the junction of the first and
second ribs with the breast bone 1t then
passed rather downwards and backwards,
penetrating the upper part of the left
lung, wounding various large blood YES
sells, in the neighborhood OF the heart, and
finally imbedded itself in the posterior
part of the spinal column, to the right of
the meridian line, near junction of the
sixth and seventh ribs with the correspon-
ding vertibrse, having passed through
the spinal marrow in its course"
This morning, a large crowd assembled
at the Mayors office, to witness the sx-
animation, but by the advice of his coun-
sel-Messrs. Baldwin, Bell and Mickie-
Downey waved all proceedings before his
honor, and was remanded for a hearing
before the corporation court, on the 9th
of January.
1t may be well to mention one of the
rumors ahoat, which accounts for the
shooting, to show what the public feeling
now is Downey, though over fifty years of
age, is charged with being the seducer and
destroyer of Miss Leigh, and it is urged
that he expected to compel Mullens to
marry her, through his influence as ''spir-
itual confessor,' and thus hide his own
shame. Finding that Mullens could not
be driven to such course, he became
exasperated and killed him on the spot.
The friends ofDowney, in reply to this
charge, says it is utterly false, and rea-
son thus: Miss Leigh had only been in
his service eight weeks. If he had been
her destroyer, he would have known her
situation, and instead of taking her to his
own house, would have sent her off, and
thus held his own secret. A man OF his
sense would not have trapped himself by
pursuing the course he did.
AS there were but the two persons in
the chamber at the time of the shooting
-Downey and Mullens-no living being,
save Downey, can tell how it occurred,
and up to this time he is in such state
of excitement that his lawyers, have not
yet thought it advisable to counsel with
him about the sad affair. Whatever the
result may be, he can no longer hold the
position Of Catholic Minister. The blood
of his fellow is upon his hands, and
peace and happiness in this life have ia
ken their everlasting flight.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December l6.--tlour-
The market to-day closed heavy sales
of $500 barrels. Common to good State
at "a, 40a4 so, Ohio $5.00a5.47; South
ern 81 90a5.25.
Wheat-The market is heavy. Sales
of $4,000 bushels at 125al45 cents for
Southern white.
Corn-The market is firm; sales at 75a
7S cts for Western mixed.
Whisky-Has advanced 4c-sales of
Ohio at 223a23 cts.
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MARINE NEWS.
; PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
+ From the Merchants and Mechanics Er-
change Books.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is.
ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Davidson, Abrams, New York, salt,
to Camp, Bonsal & Co.
Schr. Lucy Sturgess, corn, to Grandy q
Stout.
Schr. Fanny, French, corn, to Grandy &
Stout.
Schr. M. E. White, corn, to Grandy &
Stout,
Ship Ocean Ranger, Knowles, for Jamaica
by Chas. Reid
Brig Eliza Ann, for West Indies, by j.
M. Smith q Bro.
Schr. G. S. Jones, Seaman, New York.
Schr. Prima Donna, Jones, Fall River, by
w. G. Williams.
Schr. j. M. Ford, Providence, by Cherry
& Co.
MEMORANDUM.
Schr. Mary Emma, Coffin, arrived at New
York the Nth inst, from this port.
Schr Maria Jane, Jones, arrived at New
York l4th inst, from this port.
DISASTER.
A Brig reported ashore at the Wash
Woods, loaded with Sugar and Molasses. No
other particulars given.
THURSDAY, Dec. II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, FIN Baltimore.
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New Advertisements.
BY AUCTION.
CLEANING THE STREETS.

DY ORDER of the Councils of the
IL City, the cleaning of all Streets, Lanes,
Alleys, and Courts, will be rented out by
public auction at the foot of the market on
Saturday next, the 10Th inst, at IL O'Clock,
to the lowest bidder for the year 1858. The
contractor will be required to cut and clean
all grass from cutters, bitches, and side walks,
as now done by the present contractor. Bond
with approved security for fulfilment of con-
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The eW

The News.
The mails by the steamer Europa bring
the intelligence that several missionaries
in China have been condemned to death.
Apprehensions are entertained as to the
fate of the Rev. R $. Maclay of the Meth
odist mission. though the dates are mere
ly from Hong Kong, and Shanghai ; and
the reports so vague rs to toreshadow no
such result.
The Municipal Election held in Mas
sachusetts on Monday last for Mayor,
resulted in the election Of Mr.. Frederick
W. Lincoln, Jr.
A double murder was perpetrated
Tuesday morning, five miles northwest
of Lancaster. The names of the victims
are Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs. Ream, and the
supposed murderers are two negroes, who
have been arrested and lodged in Jail.
Loefner, the German who killed his
wife and her employer, N. T. Horton,
last July, has been found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree.
The steamer Colonel Edwards was des-
troyed by fire on the Red river near New
Orleans, on Saturday morning last, by
which some fifteen or twenty persons lost
their lives.
The amount of treasure brought to
New York by the Star of the West on
Monday was $2,271 ,6O2 from California,
6,731 from Aspinwall, and $1,000 from
Havana-total $2,290,233. The steam
er John L. Stephens, with which the Star
of the West connected, brought down to
Panama $2,7l4,576 in treasure.
1t is stated that the reason why the
steamer Baltic does not make her usual
voyage is that, under the altered condi-
ton of the contract with the government
the line is only required to carry the mails
monthly.
uC OluCCIS vi oil UilC bdllho III DpSloL,
with single exception, met on Monday
morning and unanimously resolved to
commence specie payments that day.
The New York flour market is I'M
changed. Whisky has advanced J cent
Sales of Ohio at 223a23c.
Miss AvoNIA JONES, who made her
debut in the Varieties last winter, has Just
returned from a tour through the South,
having taken the theatre goers by storm.
We had the pleasure Of witnessing her
rendition of Blanche in Mrs Ritchie's BEAU
tiful play of Armand" in Richmond on
Tuesday evening. That this young Ac-
treSs has talent of high order is ev-
idcnt and we predict for her bright and
glorious future. The adage that practice
makes perfect" is verified in Miss Jones
and her admirers will be pleased to learn,
that her Improvement in her role is only
equaled by her improvement in personal
attraction.
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THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND AC-
cEPTED MAsoNs of Virginia is now in SEES
sion in Richmond. The occasion has cal
led together large number Of the in
flucntial members OF the order.-The
names of the officers chosen for the ensu-
ing year have not yet been announced.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. l4-The st. Joseph
Journal announces the arrival of Lieuten-
nant Warren and DR.. Hayden, of the
geological survey, who were sent to ex-
plore the region between Dacotah City
and the head waters of the Running Wa
ter. Also, the arrival of Major Dennis.
ton, Indian Agent, with the chief and six
braves OF the Pawnee tribe, en- route for
Washington, to ratily the treaty recently
made.
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Hair Tonics and RestOratives.

MFRS. ALIENS Hair Restorer and Zylo-
lHl basamum, Woods Hair Restorative,
Whites Hair Regeneration, Barry's Trico-
pherous, Lyons Katharion, Thalons lnvigo-
rator. With large assortment of Pomades,
Hair Oils, Hair Dyes &c, sc. For sale by
de l6 GEO. W. DEFY d co.
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New YORK, Dec. l5.-The brig E.
Drlmmond had arrived at Aspinwall,
bringing AZ Peruvian Enthusiastically
one were originally shipped, but p died
on the passage.
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MORE NEW GOODS,

WI AT II. ". SEIBURY d SUN'S
We have just received new supply of
Mems sh'gy COW hide Boots for Negroes,
do Shanghai Water Boots for Hunting,
White Mems Brogans,
Boys superior Kip Boots,
do Bellows Leather do
Servant Womens Bootees with and without
heels,
Mems strong kip do lined and bound,
do Grain leather Boots,
Persons wanting something good and dura-
BILE of the above, or any other kinds, are par
ticularly invited to call on
F. W. SEABURY & SON.
de l6 No. 10, Market So.
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Further from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. lathe Leavenworth
Ledger Of the 9th inst, says an express
had just arrived there from Utah. The
news furnished will probably be received
here Tomorrow
Colonel Summer arrived in this city
last night.--Captain Van Vliet passed
through here post haste on Saturday
morning. His rapid movements are sup
posed to have reference to the Utah army,
or he may be bearer of dispatches to Gen.
Denver,or to General Harvey commander
of the troops in Kansas.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The statement of
the election Of Messrs. Shields and Steele
as Senators from Minnesota is unfounded.
At the latest dates no election had taken
,,l,na
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Scars! Segars!l

COME of that celebrated brand 1uless are
- on hand. Also, several other choice
brands La. Cachucha, Magnolia, La. Rosa,
Consolation, Light Guard.
de l6 NJ. A. SANTOS.
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Rsa, The Associate Editor Of this pa
per is temporarily absent from the city.
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Special Notice.
LNOk Pertaining he Breath, Cleaning
Il 1eeh, and Bedmii3ing the Complexion,
use t'BALM OF 1000 F. nw ERs," For Dressing
Ladies HAIR, use "WooDLAND CREAM"
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlemen's Hair beau
hfmly-Price so cents EACH
Beware Of Countertits.
w. P. FETRIDGE & co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CkERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de 5
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Popular Family Medicines.

Popular Family Medicines.
HOLLOWAY'S Celebrated Pills and
IL Ointment,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Hollands German Bitters,
DR.. Roses celebrated Preparations,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills,
Bakers Premium Bitters,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Wolte's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
Osgood's India Cholugogue,
Hastings Syrup Naptha,
Mrs. Gardeners Bolsam Liverwort.
For sale by GEO. W. DEFY & co.
de lG No. 8, Main Street.
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va The Largest Circulation in
the City. ~8@
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The Day Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
he $4 per year, So for six months, and
S for three months, payable in advance.
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Municipal Elections in Massa-
ChuSettS.s

BosToN, Dec 14.-Our Municipal
Election to-day developed spirited con-
test for Mayor; the opposing candidates
being each nominated by a Citizens Con-
vention and ratified by mass meeting
in Faneuil Hall Mr. Frederic W. Lin
coin, Jr., was the successful candidate,
receiving 5000 votes, against 4,1S6 cast
for Charles B. Hall, the nominee of the
first convention. The Lincoln ticket for
Alderman and Common Council was also
elected. In Charleston, James Dana was
elected mayor by large plurality. Rox-
bury reelected Mayor Sleeper by a hand
some plurality. In Lowell, Mr.. Hunting
ton, the citizens candidate, is chosen
mayor by over 500 majority In New
buryport, Mr.. Gushing, the antiTemper-
ance candidate, is elected mayor by 81
majority over Colby, and the Gushing
ticket has been successful in both branch
es of the city government.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 14-The
citizens ticket is elected to-day. Davis,
the citizens candidate for mayor, received
1,418 votes, and Taft, the Union candi-
date, 1881 Majority for Davis, 81.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
DROFESSOR j. j. MARITIME,
l. begs leave to inform his friends and the
citizens generally, that he will open u
his School for instruction in the art of la
DANCING, gS:ES
At the Gun Room of the N. L. A.
Blues, on TUESDAY, Sth inst.
Hours for Ladies, Misses and Masters, from
to 5 p. M, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays. Hours for Gentlemen, from to 10
p. M. same DAYS. de l4-4t
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Fancy Articles.

T HAVE received new and splendid as
J. sortment of Porte Monnaies, Puff Jars,
Hair Brushes, Soaps, Pomades, Combs, Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, &c, &c.
de Is 81 M. A. SANTOS.