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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13

BsA- Here is political communica-
ton from friend and subscriber, and
a Democrat to boot. We publish it
without endorsement. 1t doesn't need
any.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13

Sorrow mends nothing but sin,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Notice..

~ ~ pNnyN. tht Z. UEtFN AUGUSTA
wv, 'J.MsoN. m"rvtef v'm N, wifa ~
...,.s w,II,,mson. 10Th -"siteu's ~ the conn,v
| ,,,. and tate ~ California. q" hereNv dec'a-e
!, /, Ia NV intention t' ravvv on husiness on nv
(. s..,-,, 30 se'e'v dor ~ e." husiness ot fo'ci
| ,, a, i've town II En"ii'on. IN snid county. and
4, the am.,urt of m"ney or ca'ral "vested in said
L.,.e.s nriQ,rav, dives not exc. ed the sum Of Ave
|ousand d"lllars ,,o
,.-, A., 'A,i."aTA. COUNTY "f Rut'-.
pss,,s = ian rum IN tice of the Pence IN
|. q, s,d ror,t' in the t'w--hiD W "am,r m.
L.or-Hv a,penr..d a'.peared. Helen Augusta vii.
o., 20 me re-son ,'y known tn ne the individu-
rjbed "" ,ud h." executed IN" foregoing dec
+.ir A. a. 4 ing nv fr~' c"lv swo-r. did on
IN deriarr ~f'e- ~ei"Q nv Li =, IN "xaui"ation AZ
~ i. await fr,m anf ~t h'M' the hearing ,f her
Eahr.s,ad. 'nh- "a aint'-d With the e'ntent. "f
e~p ojnq derirr 'in". at the same " true. thai
sysrWe,i the sam. fr 'e,y and volu ta,ilv. With
y ss, -om ~ son u,due Influence az her a'i
M and IN era dos not dgsire TO retract tn
Lp-ui, ~ the sam"
'wrness my hand, this 18th day of June. A. d.
ra III AN tk' VI.
hif-sv Justice NJ the Peace
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
SunnmouS.

~.~E Or CALIFORN'A-.IN THE
rn.I-t Conrt of the Fifte""th Iudirist Dt.,y;c.
" ~ Ruitp Icauna varev. vs. Rvdoiph ".
.Ss,~v rr.ngh' In tie district Conn., ~ ,h4
x yrdic,si rts'vict. md the comn,ajp, Filled
rs,r,, of Rntte, In The once of the Clerk of
Irisrrf '"u''.
1. redcph Wager:
y .>,.,,v reauired 10 rppesv in an ac,ion
=, .o.j.sf vou nv the above n,- cd ninirtif. IN
p.,,et Cou-t ~ the Fifeenih Iur,cial pisr,~,
sn, the COUNTY 81 Pn'fe md tn answer the
| -..,.s fled therein n ~oDv Of which arromna-
/ ~. .svrrnansl within ten davs. (ex~lusiva oS
NJ .ev-i~,.l aftr~ tn se-vice on you ~ this
--,.s. II sawed "hh'n this county " served
g.h,s county. hn' Within this judicial Dis' -i~t
n. .vea,w dava. Hr f-e-v 4 ont of s,id D'sivir
,uti" Se,'" da's--or Judgment by default viii
|, tr@ sssi~st vo"
g...aI srtinn is hgowght ~ ottsia n dacsea af
msta v r.iv" the ""Dds of w watri'norv ey's'-
E~.,s.u vo ,-s'df "rt cal Pirn'iW. a.d that sail
-. ee.,v,~t ka tor .vs- enou'ied. and n 'aio.if
,...s MtNis ~Ourt be III vorced and fo.ev", freer
= ,r. tee s.;~ def oHsn' so' IL Won f,ii tO -p-
a ..A .ss~e~ the s-id r. m ,i-iut AZ above ~
~ IN, so,v ." the Court for the relief deman-
h, he, aid ~..m~l"int
, 4 tp,..-i~. Court e the riN.e IN Iudicisi
~ ~ ri<rSc' thi. 3ert asv Of 'ure. IN the ves'
r,,cvd ono th"usard eight hundred and fifty
M nARptcH clerk
.AM nv ". N.WpLv. Oeputy.
ere \ ~0w.pp Au"r'eys fer P,,in'lH.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
insolvency ITotice,

cr,re q, CKL,1GRNtA-COU TY Of "UTT'
~ County Court ir and for Ru'te County. In the
natter Of the petition of JOselh wood an lnso'-
| rat D.htor. IN pursn of an order male nv
IN, ion Thomas Welt Judge of said '"untv court
|u h,-ha-s ~ said County Of the 10Th dav "f 'u'
ISIS notice ia hereby given t" the creditors ~
ID. said Ios-ph Woods. "-titionsr in 'nso'vene'
s.rin In ne and appear before i've i'd out on
,t a. Mo, ,day the 18th dav OF .pptemh-r. \. u
les ,t the hour Of 10 O'Clock A of that dav
|Asa s-d tn .r. tn show Cause. any there h". VIII,
|p s.sgnment Of said trsolvects estate should not
h m,de and he he discharged from his dehts as n,
bin ,ray-d for II Is further ordered that all leg"
voresdi gs agsinst said Ipsolv.nt or the t''lert"
h the several or anv II the debts set forth " sal
kh.dule be stayed until the final determination oi
Biz cause.
Witness nv hand and the Seal of said Courr
hs,ed this the 10th dav ~ July A. u 1858
NJ II. DARRAH. Go. Clerk "utte Co.
tvuI wi ~ NaRP,H. O~putv.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Sheriff s. Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
w issued .,ut of the Dsir,ci court "f the tutrhin
Jud,r,si District, In and r Rntte Ouoty. AMI S'"te
~ ,'niIf,snin. 10 me directed and dehvev,d. COM
q, ,sndlng me N mrts the sum of fons hundred snd
event, -four 2s.,OO (s47$ ~ Dolla-. with !" ere.e
thereon at the rate ~ thr-e per cent. per m""tn
from the 6th day 81 May A. u. 1855 until u"m, nna
~oets ~ suit tsIed In the sum II hty- nv. W. w
tssS 60, doa,. an all accrnirg rort. ,.. VIII
vhevrin ROrT p. TAYLOR, FREDERICK W.T..
cox ard DAVID BURROWS are plrntin.. nna
4 FRED F,eTER. TUbs. w LLtANs, 1--WE
WILLIAMS J"uN ST Ly J. u. : AHDsN.
ZURICH aud WM. u HiER nre Defe"d me- !
hrve levied up,n and iiI ex Os' st p"hi'c ~" 70
Ne highest bidder for cash. ~ ibe q urt fhes "o"
IN tho town Of Ovov liz. c""rfs "nd ~" "tr s""'s
on n tursay the 4sh day OF septem"er,
A. ID. sBs 1T the hour u Z ''cl ck. = o. Hhd
,i.y i, of t"e ,tght tire and In'efe-t 81 The a.ss
,,.-ed D~fsDdenis H. and 81 a o~rtnl WAer U, en-,
tnown May sth, A. ID 1855 NJ the Sucker Nan
itch taken fgorn the stream known no sucxr hun
~ (;oId Run, ind run"iBg theme " M'0re own nnd
tho IocsIf.e rr mining camp known as trssnts ing
giDgs, in M"nrtmin sprI q t'wnsh p. Buttr conr'y,
slifornia, ogether With al and singular. the lat
ais branches. reservoirs. iaer, teneu~nts, hersdt
-m-nis and o." urtnanco. thereunto bel nging or In
snyvse appcrt Ing.
N D.PLfl.M, Sheriff Butte County.
Ovs'vtils. Aug. tlth. A. D. 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
TO Printe. s---For Sale.

IN He ENTIRE PAINTING EsTAnLisHwESr
.. hssp for cssS. Enquire q this once b2ou
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
DAILY accord. 0AovIllE.

ACCORD. 0Aovltlf.
Daily aiu,e AOu'ual, Sac.
Enquirer. Msrysville;
epublican, Shasta;
Citizen. DownievilIe:
Piu las Argus, Piumas;
TriDuise San jose;
iiersli, .ubnvn:
Courier, Yankee Jims;
Union . emJcrst sonora
Californian, OrOville;
in.iep~ndemt,san Andrcas;
Placer Prese, Auburn;
democrat, ache vile,
Gazette, San i.eandrO;
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
aATHiNo ACCOMMODATIONS
.Connectsd with thu. House.
Shower Baths Free
Notice.

a IL sHAREs IN THE UNION MINING com
n psDy which the ssssssmests for hsy June
and Juiy 1858. remaining uBps'l viii hs sold o.
vairheld Bar for aAid Asssssmsn's on th- 18th day
os August 1855 81 enc o'eioek p y. 70 pay aid ..
.sssmsnts should the same remain unn.h st said
time. L. N OFkhkALL. sec. v u. W.
Tsiresld Bar July a, isss.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

The New ycrk Weekly GOLDEN PRIzEis one
nperta, Quartz contatping esh, pages, - forty col
umns. 81 entertaining original matter, and elegantly
illustrated every w1ek.
gin worth from so cents to $4,000 90 In gold, will
he presented " mach subscriber Immediately re-
ceipt of the subscription money.
One copy fw one year :. ~ 90 and I gin.
One copy for two ysars.. y So ard gina.
One copy for three years. 10 and gins.
UDe copy for ove years. 7 90 and gins.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. .es 90 and : gifts.
Five copies one year. 90 and gins.
Ten copies ono y m Is 90 and 10 sifts.
Twenty cvpios one year. 80 90 and u Siits.
The articles to be distributed arc comprised In the
following list:
2Prckascs Of gold, containing. $500 90 each
10 do do do :. 100 90 each
10 pn,rn, lever hunt's casd watches siOo 90 each
~ gold Wshhes.s.... ...'.''.'. - W. ehch
50 do do .."..............6o W each
2ou do do ........... Nv Vo cncb
800 ladies' gold watches. s............. AS Oh each
200 silver hunting cssed watches ~ 90 enth
500 silver watches. ........ $40 te 23 Cd each
IvO gold guard. vest fob chnins 10 Ia 10 90 each
Gold Iockeis bracelets, br,Oches ear drps, Sreas,
pins, cuff pins. sleeve buttons. shirt studs, witch
articles. worth from 20 ce,ts TO ti6 ench.
lmmedisteiy On receipt Of the subscription money,
the Subscribers name will he entered upon our sub
scriI tim book opsOsite number. aud III. gin coz
In ore week. to the subscriber, by mail esprcss.
post paid All communications should be addressed
10 BECKETT co,
&s and 20 MofYAt building, 3ao Baoadway, New York
s.'speclmens compl-te cnt free. Agents wanted.
tiy.lamsl
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Justices's Summons.

'NsTFD STATES OF AME ICA--
Y rTArE MCAItf RNiN, ,c'uNT> 'a NUr u.
I Just c. Count. Onh,r IN W The Pco,''t 1t
he SIT. ~ Cn,if.,.pia 10 GEORGE q NJ q reti
You ~ hec~hy umm ned - hp "nr ref ~ me at
NV ofh - Ophr tw i,bi", '0rty u Butte, ON tho
81 day Of septe ber 1s6S ~ 20 ''e.ek
\. " 10 aus~.r unto the ompl Int fGEO"GF w.
PUTLrR wh su l., the sum at tysx
o. II o (sh8 6o) doiinrs. me" Ia q due " ~ 'u
on sec.n nj tor n,-s had Il received, diqn'rs
-old and de,iverd, can't liant he ip ths'H n,
when Iudsme I " ~ bo taken Hgain,t >"n tr tho
.ric amount. g.thev tn cost AM damages. YOU
fall to appcar. 7" the Shrr ~ any c. ns al 0f
due return trreof.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of Angn.,, A D.
1879. JOHN =. RERNV,
sio.lnv3t JP. Ophir Tp-
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Justices Summons.

STATE or CAiIF RNi 90 or MITE
In Justices Court, 'ph,r Towrship Tho peopL 81
the State uf California H. CEuRoE ID. FtES u,
You ne he,,hv fummoned to appear before IN" nj
IN, OH In Ophir Tow nshlr county Il Ruiir, ~ the
18th day al November, A. ~. 1852, !" 81 ck =.
" 10 nsw-r unto the complaint OF Coleman y
Co W no su Y rccrVor the sun Of Que hundred I'd
s+vsny.-,pht % 100 (s7s 62) dollars clai ed :" he
due from y'u account tor monies al ~" CIV
ID. liquovs aid and delivered and sunirie ms yer
c.,mtiain, fed In my fhc". when Jndg e"t vii be
'nk-n s,aInst yo" G1 the said a"oun together with
and damages. u yon fail TO app NJ AID mw"r'
To the sheriff ~ unstable 'f- VI county, 0rcet-
ing Max. legal srrv,ce md due urn hereof
Given under my hand this b da' Of A.xns', A. u.
"a JOHN =. BERRY.
a % IswSm up Oph,' To.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
III f. DL EY g. co. ,

UIAvING LOST THw1V BOOKS, IN
tho r.c..nt q, sil parties inteh,ei Ia them N
boOk accoun'. viii oea-s eni nj settle ~ our new
quarter. near c'wncr Myers and Montgomery streets.
t3 In
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Notice.

A u pErsON ISDEHTED To NE. ARE RE
-. q"esi.d to G 10 NJ the Ranking Ho ~ of Geo
- m~vy Co, "ird street. Or willie, and ma - i'm
.'sse 81 sme {. Those Who hsvp seitl-d with
an- y " " sn~ them si The ssme rleee.
oisEii e, ~ y 2iL 1855 JOHN 8. ALB60
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Notice to Close Lien.

vu>HE STATE OF CAtLFORNiA-COUNTYo oT
j Bntie. IL Justice Court. bcfnre John Z. Berry,
Justice &c the Peace In and Gr the ophlr Towr-hp
~ 'he C"u " of Rute Whereas, an action has been
commenced H. this court. IN tavor Of n. - Arnold,
and aims, Tho. Wells. D. w Che. smnn, a"d u. N.
seymour, trustees of the First Congregational %
c ~ Of orovie. Butte Com ~ California, to fore.
close mocha cs' lien, taken on the follow ins de-
scriss prorerv, to Wit: That certain piece OF par
csl lot of land lying and BENZ unte In the Town
Of Orovili-, Csuniy aud State AZ resnid being por
ton ots N"s and 6, In bock No o, as n'd down on
The msp Of the said Town ~ orovie, and morc par
ticulnrIy re-cr'b bed ~ fiiows, tc wit C0mwenci q
al the northeast of Oak and iiph rtr~"ts, 'o
the southwest of said block, thence along said
high stree, Ia easieriy direction eighty feet thence
Al right angles With said street northeriy nly seven
feet. thencr at right snprs westerly eighty feet, To
Oak rtrvet, thence along said Oak rtrret 6h
feet to the place Of h. ginning the sane hei' kDwW
~ the Rev. N ~eymours "hurch. This thereicro
10 Ia .otiy sii all persons holdh or claiming lirns
on said pr misses. tu be rnd appear hsfe me- NJ my
of'cs, In Orovilie, 0vhir Twrship. RUne County GU
he twenty seventh day II August, 1855 at 10 sl"
4. NJ, AMI exhibit then and there prsfa sat- he"s
JOHN 4. BERRY, Justice of the Peace.
Dated thts 9th day OF August, 1858.
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THIo0. 1OxCu.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE. corner Montgomery and Washington sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
An { h O r 4 - . a Al . N 81

| tms.i.r sentinel, Jackson;
Messenger, la Porte;
terald, Crescent city;
Democrat. Maripora;
sentinel, Santa Cruz;
ChrUnicie, Srks,
VI ClnsnOv PublicOf Los
Angeles;
Hevnid. Benieia;
Courier, Columbia;
sentinel, Jackson o T.;
standard, Portland, D T.;
>ryus, oregon C'ty,O. 7
Messenger Corvallis o T.:
Times, Portland -. 7.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19
About Town.
The Pulpit.

We went to the new Baptist Church
on Sunday morning morning to see and
hear that very excellent and eminent Die
vine Tiberius Gracious Jones, We went
again at night. In the morning we were
pleased, at night delighted-edi6ed.
There is probably no man that stands
higher in this or any other State as a
theologian and genera scholar than this
same humble and modest individual. Mr.
Jones. A man for the time, apparently
versed in all the many tricks that 60 to
make up the worldly man and hypocrite,
he is fully competent with his rire schol-
arship to show up such characters in their
proper light and leave an impression that
is not soon eradicated.
Mr.. Jones belongs to the modern school
of oratory decidedly original. Young
and buoyant in all that goes to make up
the racy and attractive school of oratory,
he possesses a warmth of feeling and
manner of dispensing it among his audi
tory, that is not found in every day elo-
oquence. 1t lis truly refreshing.
The subject of his discourse on Sunday
morning was "Sin," at night, "The ever
presence Of God in your thoughts" How
these subjects were treated and with
what eloquence they were dispensed to
his crowded and attentive congregation
would be superhuous in this to consider.
Mr.. Jones has been with US some
eight or ten years,i we mistake not, and
has won for himself laurels that would
deck and adorn the brow of any man, no
matter what his fame might be. We
predict for him, should he live, a BRILL
ant future, and doubt not that our rea-
ders will agree with us in hoping for him
long life, health and successful mission
on earth, and when his days have ended
a more glorious debut beyond the skies.
Next week we will notice some other
church and its minister.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

CURIos1TY.-Through the kindness of
a young friend of ours, we had the pleas
IRE of examining an old family bible
printed in Philadelphia by Mathew Car
ey No. 11s Market, Street October 9th.
1902, and purchased by Richard Lee
Green, of Norfolk April. Goth, 1903.
In looking over the family record we
find the following interesting items, which
we copy for the benefit of our numerous
readers, believing it will be we'll received.
as it concerns a very noted individual
of our city.
James Upsbaw Green, tour present
Jimmy the son of Richard Lee Green
and Grizzie his wife was born June 18th
in the year of our Lord 1894. On the
approaching 18th OF June, Jimmy will be
sixty-four years of age.
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MISUNDERSTANDING and Vieuxtemps
have gone, but still we have music enough
left us to satisfy any reasonable man.
Last night on our way to the Ferry,
we met man with a trombone, and
another with bagpipe, both bound for
Noriolk-on the boat with an organ
grinder, on his way from Norfolk to
Portsmouth, and this morning he is grin
ding away at an awful rate. No mon
key accompanies the organ except the
performer.
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L1rEaAeY,-Tbe following is yey5a-

L1TERARy'-Tbe following is ver5a-
tim copy of notice pasted at the door of
a bar-room in the Town of Williarnstou
N. c., as we have it from gentlemen Of
Portsmouth, who lately visited that
place:
Thar is not kno Books kept in this
Hows for the credit sistom and if you
have not got kno money let me keep my
liquors if you pleas.
ellis the day of Jan. 1865
We Aatter ourselves that the above is
"some pumpkins" if not more SO.
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No. L..

Got up late yesterday morning :,
felt devotional; recollected it wasn't
Sunday, SO postponed our prayers. Went
to the BARRIERS and got shared; gave gold
dollar for four-pence; met old Stick-in-
the-mud, whom we asked to drink; said
he never INDUCED; kept close to us, how
ever; walked down Market space where
it says on a sign on the window. "Oys-
tiers served up in every stie;' thought of
the stile that Mary sat on; walked in and
called for something to take;" took min
eral water, because weare not very tenn
perate; friend took brandy, because he is
temperate, but with pain somewhere
missed our gold dollar for the first time:
no money; felt very bad; told the ''gen-
tlemanly colored man. we would call
some other time; bowed us out, my friend
getting snueezer in the back.
Concluded to visit our poor relations
Thought of our gold dollar and rushed
for barber shop. Met boy on way who
said he had found dollar and expected
it was ours. Pocketed it. Postponed
our anticipated visit till we got poor our
selves. Posted along Main street and had
the unheard Of good fortune to witness
the show gratis. First came greasy
looking black horse-very stylish, in a
transparent buggy, driven by 'Web-her.
Horse dancing. Next came similar
looking concern, rather lower, but with a
more stylish horse, driven by somebody
else. Horse dancing polka. Then fol-
lowed wagon with music, another wagon
with spirits and several gents mounted
| Asked if circus had come to town. Some
bug said yes. In fix. Made a rush
to find the clown succeeded at last ; ask
cd for tickets for ourselves, wife and
eight children; said it was no circus, that
| the show was over. Wondered which
| particular one of the group was tn
clown.
The next show was dog fight on the
corner of Main and Church and finally
and lastly, our friend Jimmy in full
chase with somebody's market basket or
his shoulder.
Had a butchers bill presented to us
told butcher we had doctors account tc
settle, and please see us again. Went OF
our way rejoicing.
AIS well--we will close this by sta
ting one thing privately in your cal
reader--that in our next about Town
there will be something else.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

For THE DALE.-One Corporal and
three Privates were transferred yesterday,
from the Marine Barracks, Gosport to the
U. S. Sloop Of War Marion. They are
intended for the Sloop of War Dale, now
on the Coast of Africa.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

BROKEN OPEN Several of the doors
of the Market House were broken open
night before last aud small sums Of mon-
ey distracted from the drawers OF those
doing business there. Where were the
Police we wonder
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

F1eHT.-A fight took place yesterday
afternoon on High St. Portsmouth i'll
front of James B. Campbell's Drug
Store. After brush or two the comha-
tants were separated and walked off
gro1clt71g vengeance
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

Col. P. H. DAUGHTREY.-This gentle
man, State Senator for Norfolk & Princess
Anne counties arrived in Portsmouth
Saturday last from Richmond. The Col.
seems to be in fine health and spirits.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

Observation-Disclosures improve
ment has recently been made at the
County Dock on the Norfolk side Of the
river. New piles have been driven, new
platforms laid, and new steps to the foot
boats bnilt.
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A TREAT FOR PORTSMOUTH PEOPLE.

A Treat FOR PORTSMOUTH People,
0. ?. Baldwin, Esq, of Richmond, has
consented to deliver lecture or two be-
fore the people of Portsmouth previous
to his departure. We have not as yet
been informed when or where the lee
lures will take place but presume that
notice thereof will be given through the
press.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

TOWING STEAMER AT AUCTIoN.-We
refer our readers to the Auction advertise
ment of Messrs Merwin & Moore. The
superior Steamer Herbert is offered at
Auction tomorrow at II o'clock.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

RECRUITS. -Three recruits joined the
U. s. M. Corps this morning at the Cos
port Station. They We're enlisted by
Major Ward Marston, Commanding OH
Ger Of that Post.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

aI Don't fail to visit the Varieties
tonight to see the beautiful Drama of the
" Drunkard and the laughable farce Of
the Rough Diamond" Miss Clarrisse
Cappell, will appear in a favorite dance,
Miss Cordelia Cappell, and Mr.. Weir,
will also appear, We hope to see full
house.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

AT HIS Posi-. The leave ofabsence of
end Lieut.. Adam N. Baker, U. 8. M
having expired he reported himself for
duty yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

WOODLAND CREAM-This excellent Pomad
for the Hair, is decidedly the best article for
dressing Ladies Hair ever offered in market,
1t curls Gentlemen's Hair in most natural
manner. Try it
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19
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A N b S II 0 E s r D Il E.

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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

LECTURE LAST EvENTNG At INsTI-
rUTE HALL.--1'he Lecturer, o. P. Bald
win. Esq, Of Richmond, delivered the
first OF three Lectures before the Lit
erary and Scientific Institute last even
ing. His style is peculiar to himself
now reciting with stole indifference, a
mirth provoking anecdote, and anon kin
ding into warmth over some F'grand and
reverend" subject. His appearance is
decidedly prepossessing, and his general
delivery pleasing and forcible.
TIE SUBJECT Of this, and the next
Lecture this evening" was Speech Ma
king" The speaker gave reasons for the
more effective style Of ancient oratory as
compared with that Of the present
while there are many circumstances al
most entirely analagous-and very hap
PLY "look off" the modern habit of adap-
ting speech-making to every OCCASION
The "Bridegroom's Speech was deci-
dedly rich, and we'll calculated to excile
the disabilities of the auditory-who by
the way, seemed to be on the gu uiue, for
anything laughable.
The AUDIENCE was, notwithstand-
ing the fine weather, entirely too small
for such au occasion. The Hall was COM
fortably filled, it is true--but Balclaci,, has
hitherto drawn crowd. We hope the
ideas Of our good people have not been
transported beyond the reach of Lee
tures-by the music to which they have
recently listened--but that tonight will
witness larger and more enthusiastic
audience. Why should such not be the
case Weather Acknowledgements Hall
accomplished Lecturer-cheap admit
lance, etc, etc