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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

Mr.. Lewis II. Putnam gentleman Of color
who has been for some years engaged in commend
ing project ofAgricultural improvement in Ii.
IBERIA in connection with emigration to that coun.
try, and who in the course of it has fallen out with
the Colonization Society, and been badly handled
in recent trial on suit brought by himself against
leading officer of that Socety-wshes to appeal
to the public through long address which
We have not room TO publish. We gather
from it that Mr. Putnam proposes to lecture in far
therance of his plan, and to support himself and
onward his project by the proceeds of his lectures.
He says incidentally that it is important that
should have the confidence and the co0peratioa
"Of the pubic;" and as it is quite notorious ths
Mr.. Z. does not now possess that confidence, be
announces that he shall appeal his case to tho
Supreme Court, where he expects to show facn
that will completely change the aspect Of tho
matter We add the only paragraph Of Mr..
Putnams long address which seems to us of genera
interest:
THE plan to transform the serfs of Russia into sn
agricultural tenantry, and create reciprocal restioa
ostween the tenants and the landholders with grs
ouai transfer OF the title in fee simple in me saS
10 the tenants, is identical With tho principle en-
bodied IN my plan, as published fourteen non'ns
snce and upon /. this country may take position
solve the most momentous question Of the age. DIV
While the distinction between the two races 10 taI
country, will not permit the rapdty IN the socs
elevation Of the colored will follow EN- snclpn
ton IN Russia, yet as the necessity for harmouisins
antagonism between the two classes Of labor, u e.
ssHtiai 10 the peace Of tho country the sccomP
Mep. of thai object VIII Iced to the Same resst'
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eo-the Allies Do net appear t. take much from

seeo-tAe Allies Dc net appear t. take much from
their occupation Of Canton. Tho promised revival
of trade has not yet taken place. Even servants
cannot be had, as the Chinese, doubtful how mat
ters may turn, will not engage themselves to Eu-
ropeans. Within the city there is still large body
of Tartar troops, over whom the Allies exercise
only nominal supervision, while outside Of the city
and within ten miles of it is formidable Chinese
camp, composed of soldiers drawn from the
vlages in the immediate neishborhood Of that city.
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would b Liable to coafssasoa. The Comn;.;..
err, however, seem to have their doubts IN r,.....
to this prschoe-which they represent q Is,.
greatly on the incresse--of inducing the puLl. !.
purchase, Is being Of Britsh manufacture srss..
which in reality arc of foreign workmanship. IA
withstandipg their British brand.
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BARTHOLP'S SEWING MACHINES.
BAKTaoLT'S SEWING MACHINES. m.xrns
~ yor CoAr MAxEss
BAsrrsLr's sywNe M,cHIsEs.
BAkvHoLf's StwIsG MACHINES.
BASrHoLFs SEWING MACHINES ~ For PAsr MAxEns
~ FOR PANT MAKERS
- For PANT nAkhS'
BlRraoLr's sEwrsG MAcanIS
BisrHoLF's Swing M.eHisss'
BARraoLr's SswIse MACHINE r. For vEsr MAgERs
~ For vKsT MAKERS
fy- For VEST NAkERS
BAsrHOLr.s Swine WING Mses
R..Isosy,S s WING MACHINE Car and DsrssM.x,
= For CoAr and DREss MAX d.
~ For Coat and DRESS HAkER Do
,..,yo, IS SEWING MacHiSEs
RRss1soifs SEWING MACHINES; o.,x.. r,.-v..
70 For SHoE and GNTER FIrrERS
" For SHOE and GMTER FILTERS.
R..rrolF's SEWING MACHINES.
RasTacLl'S SEWING MACHINES
BARrhoLF'S SEWING MAcHNES ,,. ,..-
rs,- For QUILTIN and MsNTILLA MAKER
q For QUILTING and MASTILLA msksR'
BARTHoLF's SEWING MAcHSEs.
B,sTHoLY's SEWING MACHINES.
BaKTHoLF's SEWING MACHINES. &c.,
C1- For CAP MAKERS
~ For Car MAKERS
PRINCIPAL OyYIcE.
PRINCIPAL Ortio..
A" rF~ No 4s9 BROADWAY, cor BRoonE-ST
q No. 489 BROADWAY, cor BRooAE-ST.
" No. fs9 BROADWAY, cor BROonE-sr.
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My FIRST LOVE.

My FIRST LOVE.
Oooa on time fell In love
With what thought perfect dove,
One Of Esrths fairest dsnghters
Gu. with Der, oh. what dash
And then she had suc4 lots oil cash,
And was 10 fine quarters.
took her 10 tho mszy dance.
To plays, and parties and to France,
Theu away over TO Ho bo king.
To tel the truth we spOIted well
With love my hest began to swell,
Til | was almost ebohoking
Issys: my desz, come, marry me,
And thine forever will be,
And longer. suppose
All. dearest Bob, You know would;
I'd do il If only could
Make you SMITHS Clothes"
saw at once what she did think,
She knew quite well ha1 chink,"
Ard | got 10 furry.
Then cool fifty she snelled out
For vest and pants and new surtout,
And to SnITHS did hurry.
SMITH BROTasRS' OnPnce Wholesale and Retail Clothir
" aterot uos Nos. Ia, l3S and 40 Fulton st.
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1858.
PAPER HAsenGs INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
&C., &c, &c.
THOMAS FAYE Co.,
Importers and Msnufs ,turers
No. 257 Broadway,
Near Warren ST., dire lily opposite the City HsD,
New-YoTk,
Respeouy cell attention to their unequsned ssortment OF
P.prE PAPER HASGNGs Of quality and
stve i,abe ceilings Of Plors Halls Dining
Rooms Libraries, Boudors and Chambers.
mos orp ate TO tho simple, displayed
screens that he effect be fully appreciated.
Their WORK always supeTntended by member OF the d IN,
and indicated by ts AWARD late Fair of she
only MEDAL given for suoh object BY the AAERf
CAN Institute ,
Az Sole Agents in the United States for several OF
French Manufacturers all the styles are recsved
simultaneously with their appearance in Paris
The trade supplied q the LOWEST MAREEr PRICES
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-04

BRouGHT BAcK.-A few days ago. we
announced to our readers that Officer
Nelson, had gone to Williamsburg, hay
ingin custody the lunatic Richard St.
John, for the purpose of putting him in
the Asylum. Yesterday afternoon. Nell
son, returned bringing back with him
the lunatic. Nelson states that the au-
thorities of the Asylum, informed him
that Richard st. John, could not be left
there as he was not resident of the State
Of Virginia. We understand that proof
can be produced to testify that he has
been in this State over two years.
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PAINFUL AccIDENr.-Yesterday NOR
ming, Mr. NJ Sarlous, a Dry Goods Mer-
chant, keeping on Church street, atten-
ded the auction at the old Custom House.
One ofthe trap doors was left open which
he did not see and making false step he
was precipitatei to the ground below, a
distance of thirty feet, injuring his head
very severely. DR.. Balfour was immc-
diately sent for, who usel every excrtion
to relieve the sufferer We are pleased
to inform our readers that Mr.. Sarlous
rested quite well last night, and feels
better this morning.
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DELICATE BALLOON ASCENSION
evening. Miss Ann Eliza Shipley came to
the very delicate conclusion to soar aloft
for a short time in the balloon, and suiting
the action to the word, she inflated the
car with Jersey gas, and all things being
ready, she cut the cord, and array she
,cent. The man with the queer acalking
cane, discovered her as she came to an
Choir, and thinking that she was in a per-
ilous situation. took her in charge, and
conducted her to the palace" where she
remained during the night, and this morn
ing, on appearing before his Honor the
Mayor, she was excused.
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STREET Observation-Disclosures who have
children addicted to the above vice shaud
keep them under their own notice as much
as possible, and at the same time impress
upon their minds the improperly of the
same. We were accosted in New Town,
a few days since, by a bright eyed little
boy, well dressed, and otherwise showing
that his family were at least comfortable,
with, GIVEN g a. (e.t. Thinking THAI
he had mistaken us for some one else we
chatted with him awhile, but found that
he was both sharp and independent, and
wanted cent to buy candy with. Hav-
ing complied with the request, the little
fellow strutted off eying the giit and
casting doubtful gIances at us as if he
suspected it to be counterfeit.
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EScAMrED.-1he Gypsies, of which we
spoke of in our Issue of yesterday, have
pitched their tents on the road leading to
tho Indian Poll Bridge, and about one
eight Of a mile beyond the Catholic Gem
etery. We intend to pay them visit as
soon as the weather will allow us, and we
will report to our readers all that we see
and hear, that we think will prove inter
esting.
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VISIT To RlcHMoND.-The Indepen-
dent Greys, under the comm and of Capt.
Y. D. Groner, will visit Richmond City,
on the approaching 22nd of FEBRUARY, to
participate in the ceremonies of raising
the Equestrian Statue Of Washington,
and we are pleased to announce that they
feel certain of carrying thirty FIVE or for
ty muskets. The Company is increasing
in numbers very fast and in few
months they will be able to parade sixty
muskets. Success to the Greys.
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NJ ONO Hall, PORTSMOUTH On
Tuesday evening, many Of our citizens
had the pleasure oflistening to one Of the
best Lectures, by Prof. Fowler, ever de-
liverod in the town. The Hall was
crowded, and every countenance boamed
with expressions Of satisfaction. The
subject mostly treated on was "the Edu-
cation Of children and their adaI tation to
various business"
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PAWN G oFF.-Uncle Sam, like DOM
bey's wife has at last made an effort, fee
bic though it be, still it is an effort
Yesterday the paying off of the crew Of
the Cyane was commenced, and will
continue, we hope without interruption
until all are settled with. 1t will take
about forty-fve thousand dollars to salts
fly the demand.
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Hzg~ The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues
(the pride of Virginia. Captain Thomas
j. Corprew, will also visit Richmond on
the 22nd February. We bespeake for
this company hearty and cordial re-
ception, not only from the Military of
Richmond, but from its private citizens.
If all the members of the Blues, will rally
to the call, they can carry away, with
ease, one hundred men. 'Stand up
to the rack" Blues, "foldcr or no fod-
der"
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Proceedings of the Common

Alta meeting of the Common Council
held on the Bird February, 1858 Pres
ent: w. T. Harrison, Esq, Vice Presi-
dent president pro tem) Messrs. Irwin.
March; Hcndren, Belote, White, Saun-
ders, Freeman, Barry, Dickson, MCLEAN.
Mr.. Belote stated that the President
had omitted to appoint the special COM
mittoe to whom had been referred the
report of the Board of School Commis
sioners, and moved that, that committee
consist Of three, which was carried, and
Messrs. Belote, Hendren and Irwin, were
appointed as that Committee on the part
of this body.
Mr.. Barry moved that the Tax Bill be
now taken up, which being under con-
sideration.
Mr.. Belote offered the following Reso-
lutions.
Reso7cea, That the Tax Bill, proposed
by the Finance Committee, is a fair and
equitable mode of raising the City Taxes.
Resolcea, That at this time it is in
expedient to alter the present City. Tax
Bill.
Mr.. Hendren moved that the Resolu-
tions be laid on the table, and the ayes
and noes having been called for by
Mr.. Belete, it was lost by the following
vote:
Ayes-Messrs Harrison, Irving and
Hendren.
Noes-Messrs. March, Belote, Saun-
ders, White, Freeman, Barry and Dick
son.
Mr.. Belote, then withdrew his Resp
luton.
Mr.. Hendren, offered the following.
Resolved, That the second section of
this Tax Bill as reported by the Finance
Committee be adopted.
present Mr.. McCIean.)
Mr.. Mclean called for the ayes and
noes, when it was lost by the following
vote:
Ayes-Mr. Hen(lren.
Noes-Messrs. Harrison, Irwin, Be-
lote, White, Saunders, Freeman, March,
Barry, Dickson and Mclean.
Mr. Belote offered the following
Rescued. That the Tax Bill proposed
by the Finance Committee is a fair and
equita Die mode of raising the City Taxes,
but under all the circumstances, we
deem it inexpedient to alter the present
Tax Bill at this time-and the Ayes and
Noes having been called for, the Resoiu-
ton was adopted by the following vote,
Ayes Messrs. Irwin, March, Belote,
White, Saunders, Freeman, Barry, Dick
son and Mclean.
Noes-Messrs. Harrison and Hen
dren.
BY motion of Mr.. Irwin it was
Resolrea, That special joint committee
of three from this body, and two from
the Select Council be appointed to examine
into the expenses appertaining to the
city government and report to this body
at its next meeting, whether these expen-
sos cannot be curtailed without detriment
to the interests of the city of Norfolk
The chair appointed Messrs. Irwin, Nc
Clean and Barry-as the Committee on
behalf of this body.
The Ordinance Committee reported
that it was inexpedient at this time to
revise and publish a new edition Of the
city Ordinances-and on motion of Mr..
Belote the report was received-and the
Committee discharged from further con-
sideration of the subject.
Mr.. Belote stated certain repairs were
needed on the city Ferry Boats, when on
motion the Ferry committee was instrue-
ted to have the necessary work done as
economically as possible.
On motion of Mr.. Saunders, the coun-
Gil adjourned.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-The rela-
tivcs of John c. Wilroy, who died at
Memphis, Tennessee, about the 1st Of
January last, will hear Of something
to their advantage by calling on the
Postmaster of this city Mr.. Nilroy is
said to have been native Of this city or
its vicinity.
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THE EFFECTS OF HARD
TT MT II 6

L / Nj E S.
T JUST received a large lot of superior
i Clothing which l purchased in New
York and Philadelphia for cash at least rs
per cent below manufacturing prices, SO all
ye needy, with the ready cash, come and get
good out fit-tor we are selling superior
Blue and Black Beaver Raglans for Sl2 worth
SIC,
do Pilot do do II worth
Is,
do do do do do 7wolth
10,
Black Trico Beavers DO do Is worth
1000,
Black Dress and Frock Goats do Is worth
1000,
do DO do DO do worth
1900,
do Cloth Talmars do worth
1000,
do DO DO DO Is worth
5000,
AL kinds of business Coats from to 1900,
do do Pants and Vests do IS cts to TO-
90,
Superior large Shavls, for to 1000.
We have all kinds gentlemens, furnishing
goods at very reduced prices.
n. B. The Cutting department is under
my own supervision, and what don't suit you
must not take. Call No. 10, Main street.
de 5 +. A. karin.
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NJ The gentleman whoindalged him.

self with a bath a few evenings since,
from one of our ferry f0ot-boats, is re-
Quested to pull off his boots GA the next
occasion, 50 as not to dirty the 0linh,-
Messrs. Mason & Co., are always ready
to fish up such individuals at fifty cents
y hea |.
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GEs@ There will be a Temperance Ad-
dress at the Presbyterian Chapel, on up
per Church street, this Thursday even
ing, at y o'clock. Address by the Rev i.
Mr.. Codman.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
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Why do you permit that Cough
w to rack your Frame when at small
expense you may be cured? JoRDAN's YBGB-
TABLE CoUGH CANDY will soon relieve you
even the worst Cough or Cold-and res
tore the diseased parts to their former health
fitness. For sale by
ia2l C. JORDAN & SON.
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NO, SO, Main Street.

NO. SO, Main Street.
REAR ESTERANCE THRogGH MARsDEN's LANE.
VNHE SUBSCRE BER has leased and
i fitted up the above promises in the finest
style as
, FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
{ Where he would be pleased to see and serve
his friends and the public, with every thing
u uircd for the satisfaction cfthe inner man.
Bar viii be stocked with the choicest htS,
LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
His larder with every edible delicacy in sea-
son. His new Eating Saloon is fitted up in
Private Room, for the purpose Of Gentlemen.
Confident of pleasing, he only asks trial.
Walter Taylor's Brandy on hand.
Dinner every day at l o'clock, for the
purpose of accommodating those who have a
long distance togo.
Lunch every day at | o'clock;
oc % b. Pebble, Proprietor.
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MR.. L. III. SOUTHARD.

M IN. L.. II. SOU HI ARD.
rIVES LESSONS in SINGING, on the
" Piano Forte, Organ, and in the Theory
of Musical Composition.
TERMs-S20 per quarter.
Applications left at the stores of L. Salus-
bury, So, and go Main street, or w. p.
Griffith, Bookseller, will receive prompt at
tention.
Mr.. Southland begs to refer to the follow
ing testimonial:
NATIONAL HOTEL, Jan. 10th, 1858.
take pleasure in stating that am &C.
quainted with Mr. l.. II. Southland, and learn
ing that he intendsto reside permanently in
Norfolk, l warmly recommend him to all
true lovers of Music as first-class teacher
of the most eminent ability. | sincerely
hope that Mr.. SoUthard will meet with the
success which his great talents and expe
rience merit.
ia 20-W&S4w S. THALBERG.
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RUNAWAY II Son Tuesday
morning about II o'clock, as Mr.. John
S. Rainey, Of Princess Anne county, was
driving his horse attached toa buggy up
Church street, the animal took fright and
turning suddenly around, came down
Church street at a great speed. A lady
who was in the buggy at the time, and
having the presence Of mind, which by
the way many ladies are not heir to,leap-
ed from the buggy, and sustained no in
jury except a slight scratch on the side
Of the face. The horse continued to run
until he got to the corner of Cumberland
md Freenlason streets, when he sudden
ly halted. We have come to the conclu-
sion that the horse sav the Church,
which reminded him Of the fact that he
was acting wrong, and that caused him
to stop.
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Norfolk Male Institute.

"a, KEEFE & STORY, -
- MAsuFAcrUnERs AND Dr aas1
NsH Planished, Japanncd aud 80
Pla in tt w y r e.
NO. 6, UNION STREET,
WE have on hand large variety ofevery
w description in our line.
Tea and Coffee Urns,
Round and Oval Chatting Dishes,
Tea Pots, Coffee Pots,
Buckwheat Dishes,
Cream and Blanc Mango Moulds,
Molasses Pots, Tea Kettles,
Plain and Fancy Nurse Lamps,
Pudding Moulds, Casters,
Egg Boilers 10 and IL holes,
Open and covered Pitchers,
Soup Ladies' Gravy Strainers,
JAPANNED WARE
or VERY ESCRIP TION
Round Cake Boxes,
Large and small square Boxes,
Tsa Canisters Cash Boxes,
Grocers Tea Chests,
Tea Trays and Walters,
Bread and Knife Trays,
Water Cans, Sop Buckets,
Toilet Pals, Foot Tubs,
Toilet Sets. Dust Pans,
Spittoons, Candesticks,
Toy Cups and Banks,
Molasses Cups. Dredge Boxes,
Match Safes, Pepper boxes,
Bread and Nutmeg Graters,
Plain Tin Ware, in endless variety, Manufac.
tured of the best material
Housekeepers please bear that in mind, and
give US call,
Camphene and Ethereal Oil Lamps,
Lanterns &c.
Fresh Camphene and Ethereal Oil, alwaysos
hand, and for ale low.
kEEFE & STORY,
ia Is No. 6, Union Street.
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IE A. ABBOTT,
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, OF
'CrTY LOG X M L L L s ,
CELEBRATED
Excelsior Flour and Breadstuifs.
No. 7, Union street, Doors e. of Market
NJ toe advertisement. oe 26-ly
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EUST RECEIVED

TUST RECEIVED
u Extra Baltimore Hams II cts
do do Breasts l215 do
Go do Corned rounds u Il do
do do do Plates l211z DO
do Smithield Hams lG2s do
do do Shoulder l21a do
do do Midlings IA do
do No. l, Lard l2J9 do
do Smoked Beef IA and 1873 do
do No. /, Cheese a 1219 do.
Also, few saddles of South Down Mutton
from Baltimore. The above and many other
things are on hand, for sale by
4. F. JAMES,
jas in the market.
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NOTICE..

.CHANGE OF HOUR.
ON and after THURSDAY sHS h
~ next, Dec, 3rd, the Balti -
more Steam Packets will leave Hunters
Wharf Norfolk, at TX o'clock, p. NJ.
del w. A. Low ELL. Agent
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GOOD TOOLS.
GRIFFITH, WILSON e. co,
No. II, East Side Market Square,
Sign OF THE PAD Lock,

INVITE the attention Of Mechanics q
L to the superior Tools kept by them l:S:I
many Of which We're made to their es- "
pecial order, such as
Hand, Pannel, Hipping, and Tenn. Saws,
Broad Axes, and AIDES of Horizons and Shet-
fields make, Planes, Socket Firmer Chisels,
Long PAIRING Chisels Top MauIs, Brace and
Bits, Rose Wood and Ebony Plows, Mould
ing Planes, Rasps and Files, with many other
useful articles all Of which they are offered
to furnish at the lowest prices ia
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NEITHER ORNAMENTAL OR USEFUL
The hull of the ship Gosport, which was
recently sold at auction, still remains on
the beach at Washington Point. 1t adds
nothing to the beauty Of the harbor nor
to the pocket of the owner. Another
wreck is near the Gosport, discharging
goods damage we suppose, and as soon
as the discharge is completed, We hope
to see them both once more, with snowy
canvass gliding over the briny waves
Enterprise and energy will accomplish
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MOKELAND 4 J A X EN- a N
Nl HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN
PAINTERS.
No. 1, Roanoke Square.
NJ n n n

Hail honored ages Of grand progression,
While each one clings to his profession,
And science moves with onward motion,
TO slit each maynard thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strange than modern wit can mention,
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
, Though making graphic strides forever,
While reason urges proud ambition,
To strive for wondrous competition;
Yet in this age Of glorious Art,
We can the need of praise impart,
When meritorous efforts claim
A modest puff to gid the name,
And thus we call with honest pride,
Attention to the Painters Side,
Two men who bravely know their calling,
Whose works are worthy of eXtolling,
Two model artists of the day,
nnd most obliging in their way,
Morelani d ,lakeman-mark the name,
In Reanoke street you'll find the same,
Call at their shop number one,
You'll get the best of Painting done,
And whether Foe, Friend, or neighbor,
| They'll charge but moderate for their labor,
ESo now invite each one and all,
\sSo walk around, and give them call.
Oc 25-Gm
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SwEET.-Job Robbins, white man, got
too s,ceet last night, and was carried to the
clock up" but as he was quiet and made
no noise, the Mayor excused him.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT.-John Cobb, white
man was arrested last night for being
struck by Lightning, and behaving in a
very bad manner. He was very noisy
and it was with some difficulty that he
could be kept silent; he appeared before
Mayor Ferguson this morning, who made
him .forh; over the peacter to the tune e
two dollars.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-04

'EBALM OF 1000 FLowERs''- Contrary to our
habit we take pleasure in recommending the
above excellent cosmetic for the Teeth, Com
plexion and Shaving. Try it! =