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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-18

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-Lieut.
Gen. Winfield Scott, accompanied by
Lieut.. Col George w. Lay and lady,
arrived here yesterday afternoon in the
steamer Coffee, Captain McCarrick, from
Old Point Comfort and stopped at the
National Hotel. The General is quite
we'll and represents the very picture Of
health.
1t was his intention to remain in our
city two or three days, but receiving a
letter last night, informing him that his
presence was Immediately wanted in
Richmond, he left here this morning
in the steamer Glen Cove. Lieut.. Lay
and lady, will leave here tomorrow
morning for Richmond.
We also noticed on board, James Bar
on Hope, Esq, who our readers will re-
member will read one ofhis poems on the
22nd in Richmond.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-18

MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT.-Y yesterday
afternoon, as a man by the name o.
Oakum was coming to town, he fell out
of his cart, the wheel passing over his leg
breaking it in shocking manner
Mr.. Harrison of Norfolk County hap
penod to pass by that way and seeing
Oakum in his dreadful situation, brought
him to town, when several gentlemen
took charge of him, and applied at the
Hospital of St. Vincent dc Paul for ac-
commodations. Mr.. Oakum was refused
admittance, on the plea that he was not
a responsible man, and the poor fellow
had to be semitic the Aims House. Now,
we have always been under the impress
sion that this Hospital was charitable
one--charitable thus far, should poor
person SILK and with no means app J Tor
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ONWARD EvER.-You would think that
this is the principal motto of Mickey's
life if you were to so down and see him
walking-walking tor the last fifty hours
without stopping or appearing the least
inclined to stop. lie appears to have no
doubt about his ability to walk the time
set, and entertains no fear Of losing the
match. We understand that Mickey has,
once in his life, walked 100 hours without
stopping. Wonder how many miles
Mickey walks in an hour, and if he could
not walk around the world in short time
We have heard said, but cannot vouch
for its truth, that he prepares himself for
one Of those long journeys by sleeping an
unusual length Of time; and that in pre-
pairing for this one, he commenced sleep
ing last Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and slept until O'clock of Monday after
moor, forty eight hours-a pretty long
nap, that Mickey was watched last
night by Mcssrs. r. Pecd, W. jackson, ?.
a. Goodell, and Charles Brown.
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GoNE.-Frcderick j Watts, Esq, the
very efficient and able Principal of South
River Academy, left here yesterday af-
ternoon in the Steamer North Carolina
for Baltimore a route for Annapolis and
his home.
Fir. Watts has been very assiduous in
his endeavors to establish system of
Public Schools here, upon the principle
SO immensely popular in the North; and
the Schools now about to be common
ced offer fine field for his scholastic
talent.
We knew of no one more likely to push
our present embryo system of Public
Schools into popularity such as is now
so universal in the North as Mr.. Watts,
who is not only a graduate with the
highest honors from similar institution
but is thoroughly acquainted after years
of experience as Teacher with the entire
workings and discipline Of the said
Schools.
We wish our friend entire success, and
hope to see him return again among US
to reside permanently.
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STEINER LoUIsIANA.-This staunch
and noble steamer is again upon the line,
and arrived at her wharf in Portsmouth,
this morning at half past six o'clock.
Travellers, in going North or South,
need not fear any danger now of being
delayed BY missing connections, by way
of the S. Il. r. r. and Bay Line Of Bal
timore steamers. The steamers North
Carolina and Louisiana are now upon the
line which always afford the very best
accommodations, and being swift, strong,
and safe are almost always certain to
make their time.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT.-Jeremiah Langley,
white man, got tight last night and acted
in very riotous manner: he was arrested
by the man with the long cloak on, and
carried to the lock up. This morning
he appeared before the Mayor, who after
hearing the evidence compelled jeremiah
to pay fine of $500.
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SMAsH.-Yesterday morning about 10
o'clock, a large case of specimen Da-
guerreotypes, hanging out at the door Of
Messrs. Hankins & Clark's Gallery on
Main street, fell to the, ground breaking
quite number of the pictures. Howev-
err the loss is but trifling.
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OUR OkPAfED OIhhhI ~tooNS o.
times of lato have we been asked why it
is, that our unpaved streets are kept in
such condition, and no steps taken to
remedy the evil.
At first, we were led to believe that it
was through the negligence Of our In
spector-and to deal justly and honestly
towards him. we came to tho conclusion
to examine into the matter and lay the
result of our labors before the readers Of
the Day Book
We did so; and what is the result:
Listen and We will tell you.
At a meeting of the street Committee
a resolution was drawn up, and laid
before that honorable body to this, effect;
that the Inspector shall hereafter, until
further notice, 60 to no expense on az
count Of the city for the purpose OF ma
king improvements on unpaved streets;
as persons living on such streets had to
pay but trifing rents for their houses,
it could not be expected that the city
should repair the said streets, but let
them remain in their present situation,
as the finances of the city at this time
would not justify any improvements to
be made.
We make this explanation i'll order
that persons living on unpared streets
may attach no blame to our Inspector
He has shown every disposition to rene
dy the evil, and he cannot carry out that
disposition unless he does it at his own
expense, which is something that is not
expected.
Let us forsinstanee take walk on
Queen street, ian Hnpaved street, after
hard rain and what do we see You can
not cross in some places from ope side to
the other without getting nearly knee
deep in water.
Let us go up or down Queen street,
and see what we encounter, either on foot
Or in vehicle; if we go on foot, we can
not walk square without getting over
cur shoe tops, and if we ride, we are in
danger of having our necks broken, by
driving into some mud hole which might
break our conveyance, and send us head
long out.
DO not the citizens of our city who live
OF Queen Street pay their taxes? and
those who sell merchandise on this street
pay their licences? yes then why should
this street as well as many others not be
paved, in order that the inhabitants
thereon, may enjoy those comforts which
are essential to health, and also be
means of increasing the value Of real es-
tate.
We take the liberty of making these
few remarks for the benefit of those con
cerned.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-18

THE LADIES AND THE sPoRT.MoUTH
TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. Ladies and
gentlemen of Portsmouth, we would
have you bear it in mind, that the Presi
dent of this newly organized society has
called a meeting, to take place at the
Lecture Room Of the Court Street Bap-
fist Church on tomorrow evening-and
we would, had we space. attempt to i'm
press upon the ladies of Portsmouth, the
great necessity of their cooperation in
this worthy cause. This, ladies, like ev-
erything else is likely to soon die out and
be numbered with the things that were,
unless it meets with your hearty appro-
baton and assistance. 1t is needless for
us to prove to you that you are from
this great evil intemperance, the greatest
sufferers. Yours are the names that
should swell the list to the pledge, there
by setting an example, and inducing 9TH
ers to ego and do likewise" Our space is
too short for lis to say much, but we
would urge upon you to give to the meet
ings and the cause your presence and as
sistance ever. Come thus tomorrow
night ANA help to move on the good old
cause Of Temperance. Certainly, ii such
a moment is needed in Virginia, it is in
Portsmouth.
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ORpEREp.-Gunner. George Silian has
been ordered to Ordinance duty at the
Gosport Navy Yard, in place of Gunner
John Owens, who is ordered to the Colo
RADIO.
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FINE CHANCE TO PURCHASE REA-.
ESTATE IL PoRTsMoUTH.-We woull in
our advertising column call attention to
the advertisements of John 3. johnson,
Esq, who advcrtises to sell at Auction
on 23d inst. at - O'Clock on the premises
very desirable house and lot on Washin-
gton street Portsmouth. Also four bull
dings lots on 9th inst at the south end
of Washington street. This is doubly
fine chance for investment, as it is in a
part ofPortsmouth, which is rapidly i'm
proving, and increasing inthe value Of
Real Estate.
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~ A. ABBOTT,
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, OF
CITY LOCK M l. L s
CELEBRATED
Excelsior Flour and BreadstLffs.
No.. T. U2ion street, doors E. of Market
w See advertisement. oc 26-ly
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NUIsANCE.-We would ask the Police
Force of our city to pay little attention
to house on Bermuda street occupied
by party of persons who act at times
in most outrageous and shameful man
ner. 1t is fact, Or we would not re-
port it, that several times lately, families
living in the neighborhood have been
compelled to close up their houses en-
tirely, to avoid hearing or seeing the
transactions carried on at the house above
referred to. a word to the wise is syfii-
cent
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Evening Drawing School.

yxrM. s. WEST, PRACTICAL ARCHIE
w rEcr, will open Drawing School at
No. 81, Main street Norfolk, where will be
taught all the branches of the art ne request
all those who have an opportunity, to call
and see him at his office between 8, A. NJ.
and I. p. Nj. when they can learn thu terms
time he. w. S. WEST, ARCHITECT.
de 5-sm Office Al, Broad Water st.
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THE SUBSCRIBER offers .a

THE SUBSCRIBER offers k%A
Il himself to the citizens of Nor ffINT1
folk and Portsmouth, as Tuner and Re-
pairer of Piano Fortes. From among a large
number of those capable of Judging Of lis
ability, he sabjoins the following:
NATIONAL HoTRL,
Norfolk, Jan. 10th, 1858. (
Dean SIR:-It is with great pleasure I
recommend you to the citizens Of Norfolk
and vicinity, as a gentlemen, who is entirely
capable, either as Piano Forte maker or
Tuner, and it is quite certain, tina. your resi-
dence here, will be great advantage to the
musical community generally.
Yours Respectfully,
S. THALBERG.
His rooms are in Johnson's building on
Main street, where he intends keeping an as
sortment of the best Planes manufactured in
the North. Respectfully soicits the citizens
of Norfolk, and Portsmouth and surrounding
country, to call and examine his stock. Being
practical Piano-naker and Tuner, FEELS con-
tdent, that he can give satisfaction in all
cases.
n. B.-Just received one of those patent
double sounding board Piano-Fortes, from
the mandatory Of Newman Bro. & Sons
ia 10 D. ". WINTER, Agent.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-18

GREAT Observation-Disclosures C1RCU-
LATIoS, &Ec.-The Herald, argus and
Suffolk Sun, are having sociable chat
about their respective Calculations, whilst
the Day Book is rapidly adding its thou
sands to is already enormous issue. l
is fact, reader, that the Day Book, though
yet quite young, begins to count its cir
culaton by thousands instead of hundreds.
Two horse "Nigger power" almost "gin
out" Where's the man that manufac-
lures the steam engines in this vicinity :?
Why don't lie come along this way? We
want one of his 'little jokers" badly, and
we should prefer to have it of "home man
ufacturc."
READER, don't let on about our large
circulation to advertisers, lest they should
SO crowd our columns with their favors as
to force us to enlarge Our sheet before we
are entirely prepared for it.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-18

SPRING STYLES NOW READY,
HATS, HATS, HATS.

4 is WIFI pleasure that l announce E1
l. to the Gentlemen of Norfolk, that
| am now prepared to furnish them 49,
with
EEW STYLE or HAT,
Of surprising beauty, and which need only to
be seen to be admired. They are now taking
the lead, and m addition to their beauty Of
style and fineness of finish, viii furnish a
HAT to any Gent who may desire it, with a
Fine Daguerreotype Likeness
of himself inserted in the CRowS, without
additional Cost. Having made arrangements
with the best DAGUEREorYPB ESTABLISHMENT
in the City to furnish the Likeness adapted
to the purpose, thereby enabling enc to de-
termine his own HAT from others at Hotels
and other places were difficulties often occur
ip the way of mistakes, by numbers of Hats
being collected together.
losr orders will be promptly attended to,
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
w. S. HANRINS,
fe 10 No. 90, Broadway, Norfolk, Va.
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acco nmo lations he would be received
inside and receive such care as would
tend to make him comfortable; bat alas!
we are mistaken. Never mind who is
the person may be, or how desti-
tute he are, he cannot be carried to
that Hospital unless he can shuttle
out the sum Of ten dollars as an entrance
fee.
Mr.. Oakum is a very respectable man,
having wife and three children living in
the country.
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Quick TR1p.-One of the quickest
trips of sailing vessels that we have heard
Of for some time between New York and
this port occurred few days ago, The
Schooner "Alico," Captain Moses How
eli, left New York on last Monday at II
o'clock, arrived at the Capes on Tuesday
night about - o'clock. and reached her
wharf in this city before day break yes
terday morning. We are told by the
knowing ones that is nothing unusual
for the ''Alice" to make such quick trips.
alice is certainly a fist girl.
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NTORELAND & JAKEMAN,
lYl HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN
PAINTERS.
No. 1, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK. "a,

AlN i>itko'
Mol, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK, "a.
TO THE PUBLIC.
r Hail honored ages of grand progression,
While each one clings to his profession,
And science moves with onward motion,
To suit each hayward thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strange than modern wit can mention,
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
Though maxim: 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 meritorious 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,
And most obliging in their way,
Moreland & Jakeman-mark the name,
In Roanoke 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,
So now invite each one and all,
So walk around, and give them call.
oc 21-6m
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Norfolk Male Institute,

THE second quarter will commence on
Il TUESDAY, Dec. lst.
re R IS:
Senior Glass SO 90
Junior do so
french, extra 20
PAYMENTS Quarterly in advance.
JAMES SOUTHGATE, Jr., Principal.
no 80