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Gts aSnb;lhiamt if~ gsfhlagfu, uap leiosr
niiits MIR acittsn, eas bic ausfhtea pss be-
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s. 8. Steder's
Nsn ein9eri6tete peutIhe Su6binbsrsi!

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&. 3. Stedtr,
SR6btnbsr un6 gapparbstter.
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@slutt msrren ,pri peutIae @iaShen,

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men einen eaurnbtn Nlas nebf euisn 2o6n srbsIten. nsnT ne IDS
Sete, nitlptr.
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6rana 55reYsr.
6rdulein Sstans.
s. i. Meper.
peinr. 8iibler.
5rircrih 9uBr.
Sriepri6 BED.
5rlul. Gat6. SaSnlett
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sos. Sac. &isfer.
5eIene Slaec.
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Col. y. @itpan.
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Ncme 9gn5eiocal.
Granffnrter Qrti.ris

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Die Np. 1870 ben gepinn roa 10000 @nIbsn.
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United States Lagerbier Salon

"'t'"em 0reunpsn nna Dem peutlttu pubtttum bic
'tr9eeene AGjeisr, Rap i'm rr @trtbibalt pre unitec
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piencn iI tGnncn.
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Mayunke's Saloon,
Sceult NuEp. nobe MaiuIfratr,

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M NR nnnmEr
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Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store
am 9tcueu Miarite,

Ode Der Vrpar- unp 6ten Stro6e.
9. 90. 0c c n b II nj rmpHrblt Icinrn Srsunern
unc Gem 9utltfum isin gut aTcrtirtee Quger ppn 6rib
lahrS-SSadret, Die gu ben t~iuisitsu prriirn ~aSscacteu
rerpcr. "
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~ pen sief9er @irtbcr bic Nn;eise. DAP it nod etrea 800 Rcas
GStnterr Ea9erbicr an Son6 babe, boS i'd ann oicu 0rfii
pph 81. 90 rr 4 Ae9e phtrhr. -. SBciIboISr
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YIN essfttetes @ededben, bas su gBaIGen, glasIn unb IN Nsben
esiln2l larn IN etrsr aus spei perfonen 5~sfsbsnSea amsrifanilnen
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Der NiB Beeaoep rtrleet. "s'ANp'
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SefdnmtnIdcbmnQcu

Etutlthsr 0jetbabrr. { btater- @erein.
ia IN, ieRten 3itniIa9 nidt 0iitstieter acnle critienen
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punttItt une j0bIrcidr iu ~crihejncn.
Sni &ufirase ts5 Vrdlii enttn
-. Z. Ni9Gno,
GaIireI.
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@rs. 8. 8sdtrt. Gds Spain n 10 ctr

SnipFeelt benz esnften yutlifum ibrsR GaneY Sfpre, no on
&rien ptnesn, DamenfIrieer. 8iuSerau;uae. Gtidsrs;sn y. pprrS,
mug lino une anf 9effeluna anesferiiat merpcn.
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9Sartfrau.

2SdrtrGn.
StM oeitlnsn gublttun &idmppeS maht Die lln.er;cifmee Bic
1hSttg' cap nc t0 IN Srantbeiteiduen ale 98anfrau bencne cms
R1eg.l; 2t dissenting e%sricItsn tcfnSet itb I'M SauIe bcs Scrru
Semtu!, ede.9te ume 2rpaeirasc. 9Ritme GhSS
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6ur cine tlsine Gomitie witb Gin Midshsn osfndt, tas Bic 5aus.
arbel psrfsst. gn.ei 9obn umo ~freanpItde 8s6onsInno msrben
Su9et@crl. gu rfrasen in Der @rpsoitnn bNfts SIaiss.
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Seutide SrisfliRs.
Bel Dem @t9pIen btNtr @risfc nlF 6cnerft mcrtcr. boR bic.
lubeu annpncirt iine.
Wersfuiit, Scbn. Guel, 2urmir.
Daunenbera, 6. q. @ules. Gpurao.
b%crFuic, SalCt. 6csp, Carl.
pterbolier, c. Q. N. %. BRENNAN.
Spbrr, 6eroinatb. 6iebel, gBm.
5eitsr, W. ,Rempe. Gpuorb
&rrs, Yhd. Simcn, glIote.
SrrbrSeen, Sstnr. 3eblt, Gustav.
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4c ron mir neu ctn9ertdtC!e beuti5s @put6efe, an Der Srpobdr
sptoesm ett |. nno Srcot &ornue 9e!csrn, III rrm bcutIhcn 0ubli.
tum lst er01nst. 9urcb aufmeTtftnc, plnftlite unb rerGe @rSts.
nuHg neHe Id mir oee 3utroucu mtinsr aunoen an erwcrtrn NM
u tteeIlSn. Sn erlarte mir mob ~ brnerten, ZAP i'd siuc rpr-
netptNe gu3fpShl Der btlten Uuo friitrtsn Rc6icamtntc rnb 9rn.
9usn perlonItt IN Mem gUrf pOn ben bciten Smpcrtcurcn cinoefImft
ScufommcnIc III cntiprcden. ""'s
I'm ~ecfdlt9en 3uipruh bittet 9. G. GiT6pr M,,
.&eetp,c wcrbsn III jeher 3eit. tei 3ae unS .Wa6t. yr mir STrse
"' 10 S''f"" "V"I"FNe 3hSeterH9t. 8. 6. &.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

CHIsTMAs HOLIDAYS AS the time TO-. good
cheer is coming, when e, verybody is lool ing
forward to season of en-, 'oyment, W. can
not resist the temptation to i've our readers
few season-able receipts, wniah may add
something to the pleasure of the, ap-
preaching holidays, and as our machine is
in tolerable order we commences With
CHRISTMAS PUDDING.
To bread-crumbs and -four three GU aces of
each,
Add three eggs and six ounces of suet
Chopped fine, and one-sixth of nutmeg or
more,
So long as you don't overdo it.
good pinch of mace, and of cinnamon
ground,
Or ia other words carefully grated;
Half pint of new milk, spoonful of salt
A teaspoon, we ought to have stated.
To this add some raisins (Malaga) we'll
stoned,
And some currants washed clean and
washed nicely,
Of each half pound, as some people say,
Of either eight ounces precisely.
Then OF citron and lemon an ounce aud u
half,
Half the former, and one of the latter;
Four ounces of sugar-the moist kind will
Which will form an exceeding rich bat
ter
Or mixture. The eggs to cream should be
beat
With the spices, and then by degrees
The milk may be added according to taste,
And the other ingredients to please.
Now taking for granted the patting is
made,
And the " alter IS boiling like fun;
3ie it up in cloth, pop it into the pot,
And boil-seven hours-till done.
MINcE-xEAT.
To half pound of suet-beef-cut fine,
Of apples pared and shredded add the
same;
pound of currants picked and washed quite
And one of raisins-never mind the name.
Although Malaga is the kind preferred
For such purpose, stoned and chopped
up small.
A pound Of sugar, rather coarse, and then
Of beef well roasted, half pound in all.
Some citron, say two ounces sliced, and four
OF eandied lemon-peel and orange too;
Half of nutmeg ground, pinch of salt,
A quarter of an ounce of ginger. You
Of coriander seed may add third
Or quarter of an ounce, of cloves like
Proportion; and of allspice just as much,
Which in mortar you should pound or
strike.
A glass of brandy, and of sweet wine three,
The juice OF seven lemons squeezed or
pressed,
The rind OF six to powder grated; these
Together mixed will make the very best,
In other words the finest mine -meat out,
thing in great demand at Christmas
time,
When friends require something very nice,
And love to taste the dishes reckoned
prime.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL negro man named
Billy, belonging to Mr.. w. II. Brooks, Of
Matthews county, and hired by Mr.. James
Noe, of this city, fell from the scaffolding at
the Presbyterian Church this morning, and
received several severe injuries, which rem
dered him insensible. He was conveyed to
his residence, and DR.. Nash called in, who
was rendering the necessary assistance when
Our informant left.
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STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY.-This steamer,
which our readers will remember, broke her
shaft off Hatterass in October and was towed
into this port,ha been thoroughly overhaul
ed and left for New York yesterday and
will be placed upon the line between that
city and Havana on the sailing day. The
jamestown, which had been withdrawn from
the New York and Virginia Line will resume
her regular run in a few days and give us a
tri-weekly Line to and from New York.
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local Items.

INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT.-lt will APP
pear from an advertisement to be found in
another column, that Miss NJ. A. Baker, the
Blind Poetess, proposes to give musical
and intellectual entertainment at Institute
Hall, next Monday ev ening. Public readers
have descended upon as in such multitude
nous numbers of late, and so many have pro-
ven unable to command the consideration
TO which they laid claim, that the public
have almost become weary OF new recruits
in the same line. Miss Baker, however, is
one of the few who deserve and will, be-
yond a doubt, command success. She comes
among us endorsed by many OF the leading
literdH of the country among whom are such
men as Edward Everett and his compeers,
whe stand as shining lights in the world OF
letters. She not only appeals to US through
the high and noble influences of intellectu-
atty, but appeals to sentiments more close
ly allied to the heart, she appeals to our
~sympathies she has had the misfortune to
be born blind, and our sympathies are at
once enlisted. But it is not alone on this
that she would depend, for she offers an en-
tertainment which has invariably pleased
the elite and intellectual Of other cities, and
which the press without dissenting voice,
have spoken in the highest terms of praise.
OF Miss Baker and her devoted and beauti-
full sister, there can be bat one opinion, they
are ladies of refinement and are as eminent
for their social virtues as for their attain
ments and cultivated tastes. We will take
occasion tomorrow to speak more directly
of the nature of the proposed entertainment,
but ia the meantime remind the ladies and
gentlemen of Norfolk, that tickets can be
had at the office of the Atlantic Hotel.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

DON'T LEAVE Coal ON THE PAVEMENT AT
NIGHT.-Persens who are receiving their
supplies of coal at this or any other season
should never leave it on the pavement all
night. We think it is contrary to the ordi-
nances, and feel sure it is contrary to polite
usage. We heard of gentleman who fell
over a pile of coal last night, and who, if
he did not hurt himself, went home with his
hands as black as a politicians conscience.
"HoMG-SPuN" CLUB.-A party of gentle
men in this city, actuated by patriotic mo-
tives, have it in contemplation, as soon as a
sufficient number can be enlisted in the
cause, to form Club or Society, and among
their rules will be those of each member
wearing nothing but 'home-spun,' and using
nothing but articles of home manufacture,
so far as possible. Prominent among the
advocates of this measure is an ancient pa.
triot, who has "smelt gunpowder" before.
He VOWS to dress himself from top to toe in
the garb OF for mer days, the plain "home-
spun.''
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THE FIRE IN SUFFoLK.-We are informed
that a negro woman named Eliza Sample
, pretty bad "sample" that-has been ar
rested in Suffolk, charged with setting fire
t, the houses which were consumed there
two or three nights ago, and, of which we
made mention in yesterdays issue. We
understand also that the negroes turned GU
AID worked heroically at the FIRE, and rem
dered great deal Of assistance during the
exciting time. A fire in Suffolk is very
rare ching, and this is the first one which
has disturbed the equinamity of the citizens
of that place ia several years.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

DAILY SALES.
From 10 to 12 A. Nj, and 7 to 8 d, m,
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. IS, E. MAIN STREET.
vINHE Stock consists of varied assortment
L of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for reta il
sales In order to accommodate the Ladies we
will have daily sales from 10 to IL o'clock and
for the gentlemen evening sales from to 9 o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as soen as may be.
Sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov. st. FERGUSON BELOTE,
. Auctioneers
p. S:-Goods will be retailed low during in
termediate hours. Fab.
no l9.tf
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

PHaENoLoaY.-Dr. Barker, gentleman
well qualified for the task, has arrived in
our city, and commences course oil Tree
lectures on the above subject, this afternoon,
at Institute Hall, corner of Marsh and Fen
Church streets.
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CoRRESPo NDENcE OF THE DAY BOOK.

.
The Prisoners-Their Confederation. WI
lard and Lady-Military-IUu
&C., dc.
CHARLEsTowN, Dec. 14th.
Dear Day Book--It is almost an impossi-
bility for one to get an interview with the
prisoners, Cook & Co. 1 understand that
Gov. Wise has forbidden admittance to any
one unless at their request. The reason of
this is the short space of time remaining to
them on earth. [ am informed that Cook
and Coppie spend nearly their whole time in
writing, but the subject of their inditings is
not yet made public Green and Copeland
have an air of almost perfect nonchalancs,
seemingly Indifferent to their rapidly hasten
ing fate. Indeed, the whole party seem to
be wonderfully self-possessed in view of the
dreadful doom which awaits them on Friday
next.
Gov. Willard and Lady Cooks sister)
arrived in town yesterday, and had an in.
terview with Cook. The meeting took
Cooks wife and mother-in-law also have
had interviews lately, in all of which this
young and misguided man has given
evidence of the possession of the finer feel
ings of human nature to no snall degree
Alas the accursed spirit of fanaticism
should lead so many otherwise promising
ones to iguominious deeds and lamentabIe
dooms.
hoy
ing themselves ridiculous in the eyes of
some OF US the last day or two.by court mar
tialing one or two sentinels who were charg.
ed with having gone asleep or gotten in a
"weaving way" while on post. 1t was with
difficulty that could keep down my risi-
bilities yesterday while the proceedings of
the Courts were being read in the presence
of the whole force while on dress parade
The verdict in each case was not guilty OF
the offences as charged in the "indict-
ment."
+ 1t is certainly an imposing spectacle to
see the whole force on dress parade. The
parade yesterday afternoon was under the
command of Capt Deans of the Portsmouth
Greys, who is the first CaptaiL who has yet
had that honor.
saw Frank Leslie's Artist on the ground,
and expect the public will be favored with
view of the scene in his popular weekly
l will here say that all the illustrations of
Leslie's, relative TO this place have been re-
markably correct. Those in his paper of
the 18th instant, are particularly so.
Since my last, the West Augusta Guards,
have departed for Stanton, their home
None have arrived, but l expect several
more companies will be here ere the scene
is ended. What fine drilling opportunities
this affair has afforded the volunteer soldisry
of the Old Dominion, ano all who have par
ticipated will hereafter have some idea of
soldiers life ia reality, while parading under
their peaceful ensigns through the streets of
their native homes.
The snow is now coming down very brisk
ly, having commenced last night, and is al
ready one or two inches thick, with ne pros
pect of a speedy termination of the naky
decent.
Gov. Willard, was accompanied on his
visit by the Hon. Mr.. Voorhees,, Cooks coun.
sci, and others. The whole party left last
evening, tor Harper's Ferry, by private
conveyance.
Yours, REPORTER.
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List OF Letters Remaining, In the
Post Office, Norfolk, Va. Dec.
10th, 1859.
Patblisheduu the Norfolk DAYBOOK,by
authority, this paper hauiasg The largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN the City Of Norfolk.
rs Persons calling for Letters, ,oiU please
soy they are adUertised.
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LUSCIOUS ORANGES. Messrs. G. Jordan
Son, are in receipt of a lot OF sweet oranges,
which are desirable auxiliaries to the regu-
- lar routine of "Christmas tixins." Those
who desire to secure supply of them will
do well to call early.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
A Il Lindsay, Deep Greek; Demos Bell
Currituck; A Britton, New York; E Bush,
Nanscmond county; E Hedley and nephew
Nottoway, Va; DR.. Morton, North Car DINA;
w Jennings, Virginia; J Whitehurst,
Norfolk.
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE /!

WE are constantly talking about South. n
w Manufactures, but slow to act. Now we
have to commence small, but in proportion to
the extent that we are patroaised we shall
grow Now citizens of Nor folk, if you would
have Shoe Mandatory in your midst that
street, few doors above Main and give your
support to y. A. DAVIS, who is a practicable
Boot and Shoe Maker.
He max es every kind BOOT or SHOE now
worn, and warrants satisfaction in all cases.
Encourage your Manufacturers. de Is