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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-02

1896 prizes. amounting to. .$57S,l77
Tickets $40; HIfs. s.; Quar-. 81 So Eigh. Sl.25.
A Certificate OF Package of 26 Wholes, $l49 so
Do do 20 Halves. IA rs
Do. do. 26 Quarters. 81 81
De. do. &c Eighths. is 6S
HAVANA PLAN.
THIS is THE OLD MODE OF DRAWING.
Prizes TN one acheet and Tickets IN another.
EVERY PRIZE Is DRAWN OUT.
Prizes paid in full, without any deduction.
STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA
wi CLASS 7. 10 be drawn in Baltimore, Md.
Saturday June 26th, 1858.
20G6U PRIZES! 10000 NUMBERS!
SPLENDID SCHEME
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

4 LEXANDRIA, VA, JANUARY lsT 1857
~ RICHARD +. CROSS has this day asso-
ciated with him in business, JOHN W. LUGEN-
BEEL and HENRY c. FIELD for the pur-
pose of carrying on GENERAL SHOE BUSl-
NESS, AT No. IA, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va,
under the firm name and style OF CROSS,
LUGENBEEL & CO, where the public gene
rally are invited to call and examine their large
and well.selected Stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
which will be sold for cash, or 10 strictly pune
tual customers. as low as they can be had
equality considered) in this or any other city.
e. Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WORK, both as TO material and workmanship,
and warranted TO please A call is respectfully
solicited at the SHOE STORE of
ian CROSS, LUGENBEEL Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-02

J1MES i. CLOSE, -ituuy dh1 "'d'Jt. i,.f..
NH 2S-c&dly
I IFE INSURANCE-It perfect srcuu,, be-
] 4 desirable the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY affords j, IN q great
er ratio than 2uy other Company in the United
States, having over
100000 DOLLARS CAPITAL,
Besides having paid over one million OF dollar,
in dividends to policy holders, TO whom a. ne
profits belong.
Dividends are made and paid annually. which
is much more desirable than once in five years,
or than making them annually, and not paying
them during the lite Of the member.
The undersigned, has long acted Tor the Com
pany aud all losses have been hOnoraby 81.
justed and promptly paid. ] have an acqu,Ir.
lance with most other CompanIes dong hu,Du,.,
on this continent, and shall be happy 20 give any
information in my power 10 those desiring bic
Insurance. Books and blanks furnished gratis.
J. c. LEWIS OlH,r 49,.
Seventh ST.. below General Post Cflce
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN ALEXANDRA.
William Bayne, esq, r. F. Wilmer, esq.
Francis l.. Smith Robert Crupyer,
Cassius + Lee James L Close
William Miller, K Y Cross.
Robt. |. L. Wilson, John West,
+. J. MURPHY. VI d, Physician.
We have he CONTINENTAL FIRE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY. OF New York capita.
100000, besides a arge surplus II gives au-
nual dividends 10 policy holders without Their
mourning any Liability Dlrdeaos last gan
per GEM. Also several other good ComIdErr,
with ample means, that pay all losses Promp'.
ly Consult your own interest and rn'esnaa'e
Office as above Washington my 5-'o'm'
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, g.
NEANNY'S COMBINED REAPER AND
wi MOWER WITH WOODS IMPROVE.

N ANN JUNIbINtU MINI In ~
wi MOWER WITH WOODS IMPROVE.
MENT.-In again offering for sale the above
MACHINES, feel confident that they are the
best Machine made, and will best meet the
wants of the armDr-beiug simple, durable, and
effective These Machines have taken the high
est premium tor several years past. In the
harvest OF 1857, they took the first premium
on every trial, in competition with the best
Machines in the country, tor their simplicity,
durability, cost OF machine, effective power,
quality OF cut, and facility of Management
Persons wanting these Machines will send IN
their orders as soon as possible, as II will re-
Guire several weeks TO get them, II not on hand.
These Machines have had some Improvements
since last harvest. ! will be glad to send
Catalogue describing the Machine TO any one
who may wish to see them.
DRAYTON e. MEADE, Agent,
Agricultural Warehouse, No r. Fairfax street;
Alexandria, Va. my l7-eolm
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Is number Lottery-IZ dTdWh UdIIUIs-
DJru SruEME

Certificates ofpackag rs whole tickets $l40 90
Do do rs half do 1000
Do do rs quarter do $500
10000 DOLLARS!
T 0TTERY for the benefit OF the State Of
i Delaware, Class l27, for 1858, to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY,
June 18th, 1858.
rs Number Lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-02

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND FOR
' SALE am authorized to sell the LOT
OF GROUND, Immediately south of the Ma
chine Shop OF the Orange and Alexandra Rail.
road Company. The lot frou's about IS feet
y inches on Henry street, and extend, through
the whole square 10 Patrick street. Terms,
easy. lap @O-tfl |. LOUIS KINZER.
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OFF Frs
II. ". Thomas, President ". d. Massey Treasurer.
T. b. Robertson Vice rr,st. T.. ssugstyr, .r.iary.
JAMES I. CLOSE, .istuayy anil G,Eryl. l,.fa
NH 23--c&dly
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2U,UUU FIXES OF So each.
The 10000 Prizes OF IS, determined by the
drawing OF the Capital, whether odd or even.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So SO.
A Managers Certificate of l6 Whoes-where
persons wish to pay the risk only, will be sent
for. 1916
Do do. l6 Halves, for. AS
Do. do. 10 Quarters " ..........24
Do do l6 Eighths . .l2
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GROCERIES, &C.

FlNE CHEWING TOBACCO-JuSt receiv
ed, another consignment of superior CHEW
ING ToBAcco, from the celebrated factory OF NJ.
Langhorn II Sons, Lynchburg-
10 boxes r w. Crenshaw
Extra fine Oronoco
Gem of Virginia, IN fancy boxes
Sallie Cary, 5 b
Royal Arch, 10 b.
Juliana May, b.
For sale TO the trade at Factory prices IN
Lynchburg. Dealers are requested to call and
examine - Vi. Mc'oh WI, n
NV 26 Theatre Building.
~ A. MARBURY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
II FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC WINES
and LIQUORS, No. Q, North side OF King
street. 2nd door from Union street offers for sale
Rectified Whiskey; Old Rye do, all grades, some
very old and superior
French Brandy, various qualities
Domestic Brandy; Apple do; Cherry do
New England Rum; Peach Brandy
Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; pure Spirits
Port, Sherry, Madeira, Malaga, and Champagne
Wines; Cordas; Ale; Porter, &c, &c.
NH 9
r IQUORS.-We have just received, good
4 supply of FOREIGN ASD DOMESTIC
! LIQUORS, consisting in part Oh
20 bbls Rectitled WhisEey
80 Proof do
Is one-eighth casks Brandy
Half cask superior Henes;ey
5 casks Burgundy Port Vine
2 Madeira
9 Sherry
Together with lne stock If Old Rye Wits
key, London Cordial, Gin, Cigars, Tobacco,
Teas, &C. for sale by
| u o. DOWEII &, co
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37,09S DOLLARS!
T OTTERY for the benefit of the State OF
/ Delaware, Glass 1873, for 1858, TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY,
| June 18th, 1858.
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is number Lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
| spl'd. prize OF S3709 prizes OF S3,25O
prizes OF l2,5OO so prizes OF 1000
prizes of $500 so prizes OF 3Oo
prizes Of 5000 III prizes OF 23O
&c, &c, &c.
Tickets $40; halves SIS; quarters $3.50.
Certificates OF packages 25 whole tickets Sl4O 20
do DO IS half do 70 90
do do 25 quar's do 35 90
$4,000 DOLLARS!
I OTTERY for the benefit OF the State Of
/ 4 Delaware, Glass n, for 1858, TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY,
June 26th, 1858.
rs number Lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
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0onmerifno, sen SD. pseptenbcr 1855.

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fen oaran, Die Saiiern gu OeritcBen?
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betrauern
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Terms.

eha oaily gsAL aIMORE WEKCER, Is pussA
s'sry morning tckcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers st Cts per week
The WICKER is also delivered in tina Cities nj
aashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers OF the daily WgCFER
S.. 80 in advance.
H.s- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis nubl;s-
ned every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 nar
rsonths in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Dur5 Ste gpR perieapet fefst Der t6st@e ,,QDefer"
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Cine Yartb eeutfaer G8aren Oebn eraal:en unb SerfG
fen fSlde ;u bet ntebrteftn Wtarttpreis.
RDrb1tnger Srp.
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Jos. $. Stewart g. Go.
Yrtftbe 3nfubren oCn ocAtfben,
Yirfsburner XGfe.
70 SpuID 0pIDurDIIIy Hupe PraI1IIt.
isiss"' eSltnDrtCr g. Sealer

100 8en au80e3esneen Ntmbur8er NaIe peben erbdItH
perben pIe fane1 bdm GuIrdnmen atgperfaIft
BET N Dr nger 8rp.
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-26
CuMNCNICATED |
L. w. Thomas. Esq,

This gentleman lectured according to
appointment to delighted aud cnce last
evening at Mechanics Hall. His style
is most pleasing and he comes up exact
ly to our idea ola popular lecturer He
speaks without notes and with a degree
OF case and fucncy rarely equalled,
In speaking of EIoquence, he s'id that
Oratorv was much gift Of nature as Pc
ctry, that it required genius Of the first
order to make finished Orator. The
Illustrations which wee brought to bear
upon this portion of his lecture were most
torcjble. If q speaker has not action,
tone, and perfect control Of his voice, lie
cannot enlist the feelings of his hear
ers, and in this latter lies the great Sc
cret Of Oratory. Unless the heart be
touched the words fall without effect
N0tWulneSS Of manner too, is tie wand
ofthe Orator. with which he can control
the emotions Of the multitude as the
great Architect of the Universe does the
waves Of the sea. This was Clay's
strength, together with ease of expression,
beauty of gesture and a musical voice.
A large and brilliant audience was
sufficient to arouse Clay's energies, but
this had no effect upon Webster The
latter was hard to move, but when his
elephantine mind was once in action, his
arguments crushed every opposing foe
Calhoun was more energetic than either,
and seemed Always struggling for solid
truth, which told with wonderful power
when presented 1t is needless to at
tempt an extensive review of this master
ly effort.
We would advise all who wish to hear
brilliant orator to attend the lecture
tonight on the Early struggles Of emf
nent MEN in connection with the devel-
opment Of mind and character.
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The Varieties.

looking in at Odd Fellows Hall at
about tea last night, we were happy to
see yet larger house than on the prece-
ding evening. We are glad to know
that the enterprisins Manager is much
sratified with the success of his efforts to
give CIR tl.eatre-goins public something
like sood tleatricals. II the present ex-
pertinent shall seem to warrant. it is the
design Of Mr.. Ford to establish the dra-
ma on 3 firm basis here, ia connection
with the Holiday street Theatre at Bal
tinlore and the Richmond Theatre. BY
the arrangement, splendid combination
of dramatic talent may be secured to us
for season next winteS with all the bus
iness advantages to the city which
would accompany it.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-26

TWENTY YEARS SENTENCE OF A Wo-
MAN,-IIuldah Morrison, the wretch who
set fire to the Ashtabpla county Ohio
intirlnary, by the burning of which seven
persons lost their lives, pleat guilty to
the indictment, and was sentenced to the
penitentiary ior 20 years.
RELEASED on BA1L.--lt is stated that
Mr.. Wolcott, the refractory witness has
been released on $4,000 bail by Judge
Crawford, Of Washington city, and that
he las returned to Boston.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ABOLISHED
The Legislature of Louisiana has passed a
law abolishing capital punishment, and
substituting of hard labor for life in
the place thereof.
TERRIBLE DEyELopMENT.-Geo II.
Lamb. hotel keeper, of Mendoza, La
Sale county, Illinois, is in Jail at 81 Lou
is, on a charge Of scducing, marrying,
and numbering the daughter of Mr.. Ja-
cob Stafford, of Hamilton, Illinois. He
married the second wife in Bloomington,
in less than a month after ssthe reported
death OF his first one which excited sus-
pjcin. The body his victim has not
been found.
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Ihe Literary Institute.

We were amazed to see SO few at Me-
chaliics' Hall last night, to hear NIr.
Tionas's admirable and instructive dis
course upon Oratory and Orators, To-
night we unhcsitatingly predict full
house, for the lecturers display Of yhctori-
Cal power and versatility, in lis afliuent
and varied illustrations Of tie eloQuence
Of tie great maslels, ancient and modern.
foreign and American, Of the oi3itnn as.
together with Lis rich fund Of Interesting
Auecl!9te, exceeded even the high antici-
patton ell his auditors. Dir. Thomas pos
sesses remarkable histriou.c IS we'll as OF
atorlcal genits. Speaking as lie did with
inpgoyised words, yet with that accura-
cy and true taste which never desert the
scholar. there was 10 other sentiment in
the audience, than that of delighted adj
miratol. Many of lis periods were as
majestic as anything among the well kept
trophies OF rhetorical achievement, While
q vein Of spri9htly humor ran with most
agreeable effect through tic whole effort.
Ihe exquisite attic salt 70 which all
great men have contributed at least some
grains, anl which gave a flavor to the
choice y.ands Of this feast Of reason, was
one Of its marked Characters; and remin-
ded rs ofthc 'table-talk Of C9!eridse and
Iiazlitt. There were many tid-bits of
literary gossip most Of them gathered in
the lecturers personal intimacy with the
individuals to whom they were credited,
which have never been in the hands Of
the type-sticker and which we would
not willingly forget
Tonight. Mr. Thomas will have somc-
thing to say o: Poe and Hiram Powers,
who were lis friends, and Of Curran,
Byron, Sheridan and others.
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Hotel Arrivals,
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WV. L. WALTERS. PEoPRIEToR.

W ~ -. w hL4EhH7 ofAiFfpf.
r H Jenkins, Philadelphia; W Viii
ting L S Navy; Thomas d Budgcr and
lady, Baltimore; N Mapp, Virginia; II
White and lady Syracuse, John Murfee,
Richard Barrett, Virginia; Doctor Will
liam r Spruill and servant, North Caro-
lina Miss Reid, Hampton; B kennon.
L S Navy; George H Townsend, New
Haven; James G Jones, Southampton
county; R H Eldridgc, Sussex county; II
Z Banks, Hamilton county; Frank Lee,
Elizabeth City; VIM Rubbils, Hampton;
G W Blorgill, Vermont; Charles McDou-
gal, Indiana; Mr. Green, Chas Townsend,
New Haven.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
i'll. WEATHEEwAx, PROPRIETOR.
Z Chamberlain, Baltimore; j w Dew
ell, C A Dewell, Philadelphia; ssJohn Ell
lott, North Carolina; A T Adams, Chuc-
katuck; L Edwards, North Carolina; L
A Stneltz, Hampton; W A Butler, Hugh
ID Darden, Chuckatuck; Thomas Cum
ningham, Mr. Tossing, Hampton; James
H Gornto, Princess Anne; Thos Phillips,
Elizabeth City.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS g. EMMERsoN, PROPRIETOR 8.
WB Lanier, Wilmington; D Fender,
North Carolina; 0 P Dom, Washington;
Logan Hursh, Deep Creek; W S Bur-
row, Surry county; Commodore McIn-
tosh; W G Zantzinger, United States Ma
Wy; I NJ Grisiwold, j Il Baily, Surry
county; 1T Spias, L II Cobets and Sis
ter, North Carolina; Jonathan Darden,
Southampton county; D S Wright, Suf-
folk; J Urquhart, Isle Wight; A Cooke,
e SN.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. ID. HoLLADAy, PROPRIETOR.
John pretlow, southampton county;
S !. Croker. Boston; S S Darden, Suf-
folk; S j Daughtrey, South Quay; A Il
Hancll, j Norfect, Suffolk; & Gaskins
and lady, NJ d Hathaway, W II Jordan,
j Fl Gatling, II c Harrcll II j Lee, Doc
tor !. NJ Warren, L I Skinner. Samuel
Crooker, R Gregory, North Carolina;
A r Hill, Va.
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posToFF1cE AFFA1ns-M Ti,gioia.

posToFFIcE AFrA1Es-M Knyinia.-
Appointments-Edward Lyell. postmaa-
ter at Union Village, Northumberland
county. vice d G Cox, deceased. Henry
Head, postmaster at Sheets Mill, Hamp-
shire county, vice James Parker, resign
cd. John l. Harrison, postmaster at
Cool Well, Amherst county, vice CHI
Ryan, moved away, A Fisher postmas-
terat Subjects Tavern, Powhatan CO.,
vice WIN Sublctt, resigned.
The post Office at Miller's Mill, Bath
Qunty is discontinued
c On route 1882, Accomac C. H., to
Locust Mount, James G Smith, contrac-
tor third weekly trip is ordered, ma
king service three times q week.
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AMAZINGLY CHEAP.

ANAL n lilly CHEAP.
ENRESH arrival Of Boots and Shoes. Ladies
A Caters Is cts a pair.
Ladies Tip Bootees,
Ladies fine stitched aloft Morocco, and
Goat Bootecs, these we can warrant to wear
excellent.
Fine Morocco Buskins,
Ladies large size Caters, Sl.O0 pair.
Boys OXtords, cheap.
Gents do do,
Womens heel Caters, 81 80 cts a pair,
Women's fine leather Bootees, with and
without heels,
Gents fine calf skin Boot, decidedly very
good article and very cheap.
Come one come all, we can supply you
now and at prices to suit the most economi-
cal.
Ladies Prunel Ties and Slippers.
Ladies Slips, so cts. ii pair.
BUTT d DOUGLASS,
NH Is Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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Largest Southern Piano Fa ctory.

n M " PIANO FORTES!
U Y U U WIN. KNABE & CO.,
NANUFACTURERS or GRAND AND
SQUARE PLANO FORTEy,
Nos. l, 3, 5, and NORTH EU1AW street.
Opposite the Eutaw House,
And at our s A L q s. r o O II,
207 BALTIMORE street,
Between Charles and Light streets,
These celebrated PIANOS have, at differ
ent Fairs, for several successive years, been
awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUM for ex-
cellence over all competition. They have
also been pronounced by S. Thalberg, the
most celebrated pianist in the world, and
other distinguished artists, including NJ Stra-
kosch, G. Satter, &C., Sc, to be equal, if not
superior, to any in this country.
We have constantly on hand at our extern
sive Warerooms as above, tie largest assert.
ment Of fine PIANO FORTES to be found in
this city, which we will sell, wholesale and re-
tail on the most liberal terms to suit the times.
Every PIANO guaranteed for five years
from day OF sale, and the privilege Of ex-
change given any time within six months
should such instrument not prove entirely
satisfactory. WIN. kNABE a. CO.,
A full supply of the above PIANOS con-
stantly on hand, and at factory prices. Per-
sons in want ola good and cheap Instrument
will please call and examine them.
G. SCHWARXKOPF,
No. So, Main street, Under
ma 24--Gm Johnson's Hall.
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Asa.. Cannot some Of the monicd in

Bsa,. Cannot some Of the monied in
stitutions of our city make provision for
the editors Of the BAL1TMORE-PRIST-
LD-Norfolk Lldex, seeing that Governor
Wise has neglected to represent that con-
Germ in the Board Of Directors of any Of
our Banks. Its friends are deserving it
by scores, as they have become satiated
with its humbuggery. Desperation has
seized or its vita's. Help item Cassius,
or thcy sinkr
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Large Size Ambrotypes!
7NCLUDLNG CASE
only 81 cts,
A TARMSTRONG'S GALLERY

IN IN JOHNSON'S NAIL.
1t is now generally conceded by judges, that
our Pictures are superior to any taken in
this city; every Likeness is finished in the
most durable manner and warranted not to
fade, notwithstanding the false assertions of
interested parties to the contrary.
We have on hand the largest stock of
fancy cases &c, to be found in any establish
ment this side of n. Y !; and at prices to defy
competition.
Persons desiring to learn the art in all its
vrrious branches, with the modern improve
ments can now receive instructions at a rea
soRable charge.
Apparatus, Stock and Chemicals always on
hand and sold at the lowest n. Y. prices.
j. S. ARMSTRONG;,
ma 25--lW Artist.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-26

MONDAY EVENING, March Goth.
ne Doors open at 7, commence at IL
O'clock.
PRICE OF ADMISSION
Reserved seats so cts.-Unreserved and
Gallery rs cts. No halfprice in the evening.
There will be 200 seats reserved on the
lower floor in the centre of the House at
FIFTY. CENTS each, and may be secured at
w. ?. Gritiiith's Book store, previous to the
concert, where diagramme Of the Hall may
be sem. Single tickets for sale at the Book
store of C. Hall & Co, and Vickery d Co.
TAKE NOTICE.
An Afternoon Concert on WEDNESDAY
Evening, at o'clock, when all children will
be admitted at TEN CENTS, Adults rs cts.
to all parts OF the house.
IaS~ The first appearance in three years
of the ORIGINAL and CELEBRATED.
p Il A X f A NJ LIZ,
OF EIGHT MEMBERS,
Consisting of the following members, viz
VIM. PEAK, SIR,
w. II. PEAK, JR.,
MRs. WIN. PEAK,
Mrs. w. II. PEAK,
Miss JULIA A. PEAK,
Miss FANNIE A. PEAK,
MASTER EDDIE S. PEAK,
LITTLE LlSETTE NJ. PEAK.
Introducing the Original
Ian CASH ire B ellis,
SINTY.SIX IN NUMBER,
Assisted by the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN HARPISTS,
Mr.. w. H. PEAK,
And Miss JULIA A. PEAK,
with Miss FANNIE and her beautiful Chime
of
Twenty-Six Silver Bells,
Played by herself alone, with great dexterity
and artistic skill.
Also Master EDDIE, &c years of age, and
Little LlSETTE, "a years old. J
The charming young BALLAD SINGERS,
whose wonderful power Of vocalization (for
persons 50 young have as5on 1, the most
comiums of the press and public generally.
g~ All appearing each evening, as
above, in new programme Of great variety
and intrinsic merit. ma 25-Gt
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-26
TERMS,
EsSH Circulation equal to all the
other City daiiies combined.
Good News from Richmond The
IN ew Era" inaugurated !-"Old
Virginia never tire

A Geographic despatch received in this
city, brings us the welcome word that
the several internal Improvement bills,
which were passed By the House of Dele
gates on Saturday and Monday last, yes
terday passed the Senate. They had
failed in the latter body Wednesday, for
want Of a constitutional majority in their
favor.