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Fancv Hnrnasaea.
All WORK WARRANTED.
CARRIAGE WORK.

INlE whsrrbru having rented U1rt NJ che
4 Shop formerly occupied Ey Nhrrlrr lut
90 tHr steam Mill, would saY a. tnr,r fi0uda and
ihn pHh.l.- tlai flry arc prrplTUd in do ans work
Boo Carriage building pr Repairing ihHi Wpy bf
required. Ahu, Patterns pud Models made hJ sp
rtFrrlrugld workman.
Au 00Tk done hliLhlly, and WIN despatch.
llraan HIfr Ua % calls %. u CHAPLIN IS go,
~ JohU.Hurit AUrl 10, is.b n
II NHlNALLED fEHIlLlIEltS.-GrANu
- lNUrIlru, hy Coo & Company, Mnmhr-
turrra ni l'rHi tHI ruIr liuhr aud hrrrr luus-
FHNTr uI lfu. lrF them. Cash paId fr Bone,
Office Do bnihd street. boston
Boston, April 20, 1855 6id
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New Goods |

INlE subcribels have just returned from
n0U0U VIII large assortment ~ pfN aud
desirable Goods which they will sel, ThrIp mr.
lash, lutitr sugar, nr ans other Kind n County
Produce bought bT The Subscribers,
h1W q, u, s. JfM. WEFKS
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NELSON litHrwELLl wife, oor SOFT iis., nm Il
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NuNh ANb ADAMS, Ihatru diaNutu minis
JutIN MuuutuNp.
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ante NrltHu AItWt and uIr executed mortgage uf Tho
prWtg o. tty salu Haa lu ave notes ut hr salu
Nlu Go thr sat ties trafrf tour iuf QUO hundred
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frrHl ANNUALLY UI iht lIH uHia at that ututH tIl
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hath HnHIur Judgment a.IIust aaiu Nru llaftNr 300
uul Ius.Itt 81 Match. ltr uf clio 20 usIuHE,t. HuI
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NI'' eye aAI.sl sHih lus. a. prutpai and tur s'lt
ttIriHHl1 County Court I7if wherein 10 utuuHru
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N.' H sl rIt lHt ie N'Hsui 90 said t.rr iasl named
.n.. tuuuriHr that john WtsIdtfi and " & . Camp.
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tullut amt tpst ai WHft-agg ur Urrlsvi 900 hs favor.
AI Il l.I. t,tNf ultl, aii " appealing THAT ne .'nr
NAV fti ~ -'f.t 5000 the etl Ross AudfrwH. Adams
camp emil N.fIffdt Who Ufr trrIH"tts ~itlu lH state
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TllE SUBSCRIBER Will SELL
Wholr.alr 40 manufacturer uHrra, tAr ml
lowing hryfhra
Allrus, MHIaris, and Waters Patent Nr}thrs
warranted
Nouh Wayne kges, plnH and Tan Nryiics
uut warranted.
Also, Frost t Burke plate, King s. StraW D.
larHt sgbc sualha, aiao NuHhh.h s1thr
Stones,
Warlour. Arlington, aud sdmsonH Haud
Rltrr aHl bug iilirs
4 ula above a|ao at retail, cheap go iho chgap.
Get Dos 4, LANG.
80 Inhn-hnrl. JnIN ll. IAlA- nI-M
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TllE Subscriber would say o. those in
i uaut ~ Harnesses, fhst hc intends 90 kcrp
constantly Ou hand good assortment NJ ready
madr, and Hill mako 90 0idrrJ Double Single,
Stage and
Fancy Harnesses,
aus uaE ~ auit lu4tuu4fl-- ~ iAs-e iE H4Ht ~
auffiliuF DO ihf h4Wlas limo would DO if 60 call
lll raaWinf ~ stHfk before purchasing rIhr-
whore, 'ur shHIl frl a. rh4p a. ! possibly can
and IFr.-fWY motto D. largo falrs AND tm4II prof
ltaJ
Ali WORK WARRANTED,
AIg shop i- open a. alt hours NJ thr dos boz
Afrf'a building. fImrriy occupied Dos u li. Sim
clair, conner ~ Mau aflrri auI lattru Avenue
JOINS IS, LNACu,
n H-Iirrailug done 10 short notice, aud BOO
thr moot WUrtW4u. llfr manner.
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So orrOslTE Tiig mask ga
SCHOOL BOOKS. Just received IN
- HOWARD
ILOCkS An excellent assortment, for
- sale Boy HOWARD, opposite the Bank
~ riEl,N. Jonathan Crookcs celebrated
o. 4-4.Ast AairCA, lea, At.A pa-se,tt Et,e.,
NhcHrs aud Scissors-fot sale by HOWARD
I HE TlIOUGllrSi los Bccchcr. Pitts
street Chapel Lectures, found az
HOWARD $, opposite lasbumpsic Dank.
uNuE WANERLN NOVEIS-Fircsidc T.
Il d,tiun-a neat thnR-for sale by HOWARD.
TOWNS PROGRESSIVE READERS
Il Nr" SERIES, ~ IIOWARDS.
RRlllSH POETS-Library Edition. For
saIc hy HOWARD
jnlE MAGAZINES - Ilarpcr's. Atlantic
MONTHLY Frank Lcslic's, aud Cooley Iad,'s
No1k-rcccNsd early, by HOWARD
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CnrPBa-TNas.

good assortment Of Cnrpctings just rrcci, ID
and for sale hv l.. JEWE11.
MaN ID. 1873 H1tf
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q ne ra.i lli. ftlrs 900 &. HruaHus0sfs hIIFH-
~ ~ ~ hll ttn IHFH hfF uUTIH aIlrH 4 au rf. rr
,i,, s'n4Nl, hlIly Hnl summer medicine Ami FHur
Hl tffit "f ~ lhr thousands ~ remedies tHa H4Fr
U lI.lN., NHhln lhai pffld hoe boon abandoned.
fl. t',t. lNlN' wee lfru suriilufN With lu-
N.-ffl nlfrr 900 Dob Hr4rr- lu iutuI.ur rftfrHHtr.
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NOTICE.
Wanted

IMMEDIATELY Gs,t'class workman on
i custom Pant, j. BOIIS.
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Safo for Snlo.

1 large second hand SAFE Cos sale hy
nUlD VI, JuDcI?, 1875. gIl
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-24

Aea- The Bill appropriating $500, 900
to the Richmond and York River Rail-
road, which failed in the House of Dele
gates on Saturday, was passed by that
body on Monday.
The James River and kanawha Canal
Conversion scheme was voted down
Monday, in the Senate, but subsequently
reconsidered and laid upon the table. AS
will be remarked, this was the disposition
made of it in the House. 1t appears to
us that the two houses thereby intend no
decided condemnation Of the measure
since, by moving to reconsider and then
laying The motion upon the table, COM
mon parliamentary manouvrc-the bill
would have been ctfectuaiy defeated.
In the Senate the Internal Tmprovc-
ment appropriation bills Lad hecn made
the order Of the day tor yesterday.
The Senate Bill fer establishing q Lu-
matte Asylum west Of tie Allegheny
mountains, las passed the House
The Oyster l'undum bill has Dccn
made tie order Of tic day, for to-day at
=: P, NJ, and DAILY thereafter uutiL~ dis
posed Of
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eSg Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies c0mbined.
E:MiSfOrtune,1

Some mischievous sprite has been playing
sad pranks with our press for the past two
days, so that we have been unable to supply
the patrons of the Day Book az readily or
generally as we desired.
Oar Mondays edition--only about 1900
went but little way in supplying the eager
demand Of our home readers, and we were
utterly unable to send out our mail. Yes
terday we sent out no Northern mails. Our
Exchanges aud out of town subscribers, will
accept the apology. We hope no such IN
toward accident will again occur. Every
thing ID now in good order, for the charm of
An excellent mechanic has exercised the trou-
biesome elf-at least for the present.
portion of yesterdays editorial, made il
legible by an injury to the types, will DO
found on to-day's outside.
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81" The conservative citizens and
presses Of Boston express much lndlg-
nation ut the recent removal OF Judge
Loring. Mr.. l4oring, it may be remem-
bcred, ordered the delivering up Of the
runaway Burns; and he is now hurled
ANONYMOUSLY from the benol, as the pun
ishment Of his devotion to his duty under
the Constitution and q law Of Congress.
Judge Loring is one Of the most learned
and able lawyers III Massachusetts, and
was for some time law lecturer at Harvard
University, A citizens meeting at Fan
euil Hall is talked of. Among the prom
inent papers which condemn the action of
the Legislature and the Governor, I'VE note
the Post, Journal, Aduertiser and Courier.
The Journal says:
'We confess that we are greatly disap-
pointed at this action of the Governor
We had hoped, and not without reason,
that an executive whose views are emf
nently conservative would have resisted
the tide of fanaticism whose angry bill
lows have been surging against the fair
fabric of our Judiciary system. But We
have hoped in vain, and the invading
food has undermined one Of its pillars.
Whether we consider this act of the
Governor from the standpoint of expo
diency or in the light of duty, we can see
nothing which will justly the removal
and have strong forebodings that its con-
sequences will be deplorable.
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sE.39 t!he new British Ministry. uHdor
The premiership Of tic EMl Of PERL,
cannot long retain power, inasmucl as If
by no means represents the public sent-
1nent Of the realm. Ii is the result nero
ly of q fortpiious coalition, without heart
on sympathy. Tie great English People
have advanced too far toward the al
tainment of all that is substantial and Of
practical utility in free goycrnment,uot to
be now able to find readily &I expression
Of their pleasure and procure an obedi-
ence to their will. The Ministry must
henceforth represent the Nation Since
Palmerston was hurled from the admins
tration OF affairs for molnentary Jag
ging behind the march of liberal ideas in
England, it needs no shrewd foresight to
perceive that the Tory, Derby, now lifted
to power by one of those perverSe acct
dents, which sometimes attend the TOM
Nnatioas Of malcontent minorities, must
speedily give way to leader more rep
tesentative Of the present character and
ideas Of the people of Great Britain.
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Hsa. The religious excitement contin-
ues undated in Boston, New York, and
other Northern cities. It seems to have
become an epidemic, and to be sweeping
over the country like the late financial
revulsion. Some of the newspapers have
a very grotesque and,it strikes us, slightly
impious way Of reporting the exercises at
the prayer meetings and other revival
gatherings.
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Largest Southern Piano Factory.

- GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
dSxf1 w htA kSA h2h I e.,
MANUFACTURE OF GRAND AND
SQUARE PIANO FORTES,
Nos. !, 8, 5, and NORTH EU1AW street,
Opposite the Eutaw House,
And at our s A L e s. Il o o III,
207 BALTIMORE street,
Between Charles and Light streets,
These celebrated PIANOS have, at differ
ent Fairs, for several successive years, been
awarded the HIGHEST PREMIU MS 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, &. Satter, &C., &C., to be equal, if not
superior, to any in this country.
We have constantly on hand at our extern
sive Warerooms as above, tle largest assort-
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 at any time within six months
should such instrument not prove entirely
satisfactory. WIN. KNABE&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. SCHWARZKOPF,
No. So, Main street, Under
ma 24-6m Johnson's Hall.
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Nay~ We observe that the admirably
trained military corps, the Baltimore
City Guard, has been Incorporated at
tho late session of the Maryland Legisla-
ture. The act authors ICES the formation
Of battalion of not less than five COM
panies.' The companies are to consist of
not less than thirty, nor more than sixty
four men, rank and file The battalion
is required to fix not less than four days
i'll each year for parade and military cx-
ercises. They are authorized to receive
one hundred contributing or honorary
members, each of whom upon the pay
nent of ten dollars annually, shall be
entitled to certain privileges and exemp-
tons. The Is. C. G. is made independent
Of all other military organizations.
At their first parade-on Monday--as
organized under the new law, two COM
panies were out.
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G. MAYER,
NO. 5. Union Street.

(NExr TO j. E. BARRY's CHINA SroRE.)
WOULD return his sincere thanks to
wv the public, for their past very liberal
patronage, and now solioits a con- ,.essBs>>
tinuance of the same, being prepar- ffe5ssf9iFYlr
ed to Manufacture. and repair all E S-ssH
all kinds of Jewelry, and Silver i Asss:ss4a
Ware in the best manner, and at short no.
tice' My strict personal attenG will be
given to the business and will therefore
guarantee satisfaction.
?. Scientists plate work of all kinds,
thankfully received, and will meet with
prompt attention. ma 24-1m
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PosTorFIcE AFFAIRS N1yinia.-
Richard L Doble postmaster at MELVILLE,
Sussex county, vice Jno. r Holeman,
resigned. Andrew j McKenney post
master at Stoney Creek Warehouse,
Sussex county, vice E L Disosway, re-
signed. Wilson Arthur postmaster at
Fork Lick, Nicholas county, vice John
Ebball, moved away. Isaiah G Garner
postmaster at Molehill, Richie county,
vice j Garner, resigned.
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A DESIDERATUM.


n. JACOBS ANT1-CoRRos1vE AMALGAM PENS.
THESE Pens will be found, on trial, su-
4 perior to Gold or Steel possessing more
Of the action oi the Quill than the Gold Pen,
they will be preferred.
Each Pen is as durable as eight or ten made
from Steel; they will not spatter or cut the
thinnest paper, gliding over a rough or
smooth surface as freely as the Quill, and will
not injure the tint of Red Ink, nor affect the
durability of Black; collecting none of that
sediment in the ink, which Steel Pens in
variably do.
Price, Two Dollars Per Gross
CAUTION.-Eac Pen is stamped, "M.
Jacobs AmaIgam." Each Box has
fac-simile of the Manufacturers signature.
For sale by Messrs. DAWSON & RAWLS,
Exclusive Wholesale Agents for Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
Sample Pens furnished gratis on applica-
ton. A liberal discount to dealers.
ma 22-3t
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LTQton Law IN MAISG.-I'Lc Legs
laturc has refused to insert q clause in
the proposed now Maine law for the sci
zllyc Of liquors in transits.
There were 1915 deaths in Philadelphia
last week, and AGA III New York,
III philadelphia, o. Friday, a little
girl named Mover, while playing with
friction matches, set her clothes on fire
AMI vas burnt 70 death.
Observation-Disclosures Ryan, q soldier
from The United States Barracks, was
las. night shot and it Is supposed fatally
wounded while prowling about Paul
Lantain FHancois's garden On the Andry
plantation. The wounded man was sent
to the Charity Hospital, and Francois
arrested. The wounds are expected to
prove fatal.-N Q. -Picay,tne, 18th.
William 3. Pike,a man worth $1,000,
has been arrested in Worcester, Mass,
for stealing fifty cents worth Of books.
Gen. Booth, for twenty-one years a
member Of the Virginia Legislature from
Randolph CO., died OF the 18th,
The forgeries lately detected in Bed
ford county, Va, will it is said, amount
to 100000. The alleged offender has
escaped.
Robins and bluebrd5 have made their
appearance in the rural districts Of Bos-
ton.
Heavy gales and considerable falls of
snow have been lately experienced in
England.
Some fifty or sixty persons, mostly
Irish, left Lowell, Mass, on Thursday,
for California.
Bangs Island, at the mouth Of the har-
Dor of Portland, Me-, has been sold for
$4,000, to Canada gentleman now re-
siding near Montreal.
In Court Of Insolvency at Boston on
Saturday, claims amounting to $40, 1000
were proved against the late firm of Chas.
Fl Mills & Co.
BODY FouNp. The body Of a German
saddler from Baltimore, by the name of
Dreamer, or Charles Dreamer, was found
near the month of Cub Creek, in Nelson
county, Va. The skull of the deceased
was much fractured-suificiently so to
have produced instant death.
A court martial has been ordered to
assemble at Newport, Kentucky, for the
trial OF Major General Twiggs, who is
accused of making remarks censuring the
War Department for its structures upon
lis official course.
The Chicago Press has al advertise
ment, forty columns, of lands in that city
C3eI;uqucnt for taxes.-This is attributa-
he to The Crushing effect q the late fiji
o..:sa r"rie.
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R8" Ex-Mayor Wood of New York,
has entered suit against Horace Greedy,
L Co., of the New York Tribune, for va
rious libels during the term Of his mayor
atty. The complaint contains Nree Aun-
cired cad ftty sareo sneciicat;ons--so the
N,suii ,ays.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK
WIN. L. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

Thomas NJ Badger. Baltimore; Samuel
Cornick, w 3 Muddre, Chicago, Illinois;
John Webb, William Gray, } B Spin
nay, w A Ferguson, r S White, Wind
sor, N G; William Jones and lady, Rich
mond Square; L Bono, North Carolina;
John B Gillian, BERTHE, N G; E A Down,
Washington, d c. Royal, Richmond,
Va; William Bancroft, New York; H
James, Williamsburg, Mass; d s Will
liams, n c.
OCEAN HOUSE. PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMERSON, PROPRIETOR s.
MIR and Mrs John Lathrop, H M La
throp, Miss Mary Il Lathrop, Buffalo;
j NJ Carter, Tarboro', N C; A Clayton,
Edenton, N C; Fl H Jones and lady, Bos-
ton; @ Brooks, Elizabeth City; j N Har-
rell, Murfe esborough, N c; w Atkinson,
Southampton county; II T Lassiter.
Uriah Vaughn, Murfeesborough; II Hays
Harrellsville, N C; G2P Jordan, North
Carolina; A w Weaver, II Myers, U S
ship Marion; G Bright, Burlington, Va;
A P Cooke, Sac Harbor.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HOLIDAY, PROPRIETOR.
P B Russell, Windsor, N G; William
Wood, Edenton; John Havens, Washing
tom G L Petigree, North Carolina; r w
Bridder, Windsor, Il S Nicely, Blackwa-
ter; p II Ice, Virginia: Edward Cawls,
Cargsy!ile.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-24

HgN Joseph Walling, tonnage con-
ductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, was instantly killed last Sunday
morning, by an accident to the Convoy
train between Martinsburg and Balti-
more. An engineer and fremen were
injured though not seriously.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-24

U NA%nAL1sM IN New IoRK-On Fri
day night last, stone was hurled at the
Statue of Washington, in the City Hall
Park, New York, which knocked off the
Generals right arm. A sculptor was
employed the next day to restore the
limb. -Iichmond Dispatch.
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Gents Calf Shoes.

WtnLS7 CaE1 SHOES,
Y HAVE this day received from Philadel-
i phia, one case Gentemens fine Calf skin
Oxford Ties, thick and thin soes, made to my
order for retail only. The above Shoes can
be confidently recommended to wear WE'LL
For sale by n. B0TTlMORE,
No. Is. Il $. Market Sqr,
NH "a Si5u Big Yellow loot,
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No MORE MADEIRA.-A Funchal
correspondent of the London Times
says that it is not an open question
whether any more Madeira wine will
ever be produced. None has been made
since 1851, and there are now only some
1000 or 5000 pipes upon the entire Is
land All recent attempts to manufac-
ture this wine have utterly failed, and
pumpkin vines now adorn the old grape
arbors, once covered with abundant clus-
tess of rich grapes. Per contra, we
have the best authority for saying that
instead of I or 5000, there arc not moro
than 5000 pipes upon the island.
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TENNESSEE BANKs.-The Legislature
of Tennessee has passed an act requiring
legal proceedings to be instituted to wind
up the Bank of East Tennessee. -Lrch.
[Couldn't you find big watch key
that would do the iob?-Dau Books p. D.
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10y ette CouulS, 1euu'J was euuTely COQ-
sumo by fire on the night of the 9th inst,
together with thirty six bales of cotton.
A project is on foot in Vicksburg to
erect Il monument to the memory of Col.
Alexander McClung formerly of the First
Regiment of Mississippi Volunteers.
There were 121 deaths in New Orleans
for the week ending the 18th inst.
SMART Young PEOPLE IN MICHIGAN.
1.-Two couples were married in New
Baltimore last week, under peculiar cir
cumstances. Twin sisters twin brothers.
and the parties were each IA years old.
and their wedding day was the anniver-
sary Of the birth day of the brides.
The paragraph which has been going
the rounds that the Interior Department
has made arrangements for the purchase
of Burton's theatre in New York city for
the purpose of holding the United States
Courts therein, is not correct.
The Spotted fever which was so fatal
in New England some forty years ago has
made its appearance in Western New
York.
The steam cotton factory at Warren, R.
Commenced running full time last time.
The wages of the operatives have been
reduced.
Davies, of Baltimore, was among
the Americans in Paris about the last Of
February.
The Virginia Legislature has incorpor-
ated the Piedmont Savings Bank to be
located in Piedmont.
\ telegraph line is to be put up i'm
mediately between Grafton and Parkers-
burg, Va.
Galway Montcith, Esq, prominent
citizen OF Columbia, S. c., died on Friday
last.
Mr. Mills Iandell, son Of DR.. William
Yandell, was killed few days ago on
the Iazoo river, by the accidental dis
charge of his gun.
D f Beman, a well known stage con-
tractor, died at the Exchange Hotel, in
Montgomery Ala, on the night Of 10th
inst.
The cradle is woman's ballot box
Yes; and some of them deposit in it two
ballots. Now, isn't that illegal?
Hard words mostly flow from soft
heads, and bold ones from timid hearts.
A good daughter is the morning sun
light and evening star of her parents
house.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-24

ssg" An enterprizing Yankee, away
down East in the State of Maine, advert
ses himself as the 't.speator Of low prices.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-24
FROM RIO DE JANn1Ro.-A letter date

FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.--A letter dated
Mo. Jan. %, says:
Tic receipts of coffee from the interior
arc largely on tie increase, with. deci-
dcd downward tendency in pri4:s. The
sickness among the shipping, which is
usually brought or by the imprudent in
aulgolco Of sailors III fruits, drinks and
other eNco'sos, is rapidly dcoroasins,-
The country IS quiet.