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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18
From the Montgomery (Ala.) Mail.
The First Calurjc Enrina

The Nal will have the honor Of intrsdu.
rae Tor Hot Air. Engine ever brought here.
One ofthe second size--6 horse power-is
now on its way to this city, where, no doubt,
it will prove great curiosity. The demand
for these motors is now so great, that the
manufacturer can hardly supply it, though
his terms are very stringent, as compared
with those of manufacturers of steam es-
gines. de requires half cash with the order
the other half on notice Of shipment. Still,
the engines 60, and that rapidly--for they
are the only cheap and safe motors extant.
They burn as much wood or coal as com.
mon stove-any boy can run one--and the
insurance Offices in New York have had a
meeting and formally declared that there
shall be no extra insurance on buildings 10
which they are used.
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From South America .

Files Of the comercso of Lsgusyra have been
received at New York. The general tenor
of the intelligence is indicative Of the speedy
return of peace to Venezuela. The rebels
were everywhere yielding to government,
and prisoners were every day being brought
into the chief towns. Arrangements were
being made for the celebration of the birth
day of the renowned Simon Bolivar, the he
TO of South American Independence. Nego-
tiations were also being made for raising q
loan of 81 900, 600.
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oxFosD hALI.-The Marsh 1ro upe was
greeted last evening With fine audience.
larger than on some previous nights, That
gem OF the stage, Mgomar and the Masd of
munster were presented, and we're received
with rapturous applause, which evidenced
that the pleasure manifested in the perform.
ance of this Troup has not abated.
Tonight the Serious Family and 7'ooa1es
are to be rendered, and we expect to see Or
ford Hall filled to it's utmost capacitv To 600
A"nadab Sleek and Mr.. Toodles, The oc-
casion Is the benefit Of Miss Louise Arnot,
and the friends of the young lady should turn
out and give her bumper.
Tomorrow afternoon, at ~ O'Clock, a
grand day exhibition is to be given for the
benefit OF the little folks.
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Rotary Pamp.-Among the various me-
chanical inventions exhibited at the South
Carolina State Fair, was Submerged Ro-
tary Pump, invented by W. A. Young, of
North Carolina.
l marriage took place in Nash coun
ty, N. c., on the Bird instant--the groom is
eighty-fve years of age, whilst the bride is
only thirty-Gve.
w man named Floyd was branded
with letter I'M" on the right hand, for
manslaughter, at the fall term of the
Mecklenburg, N. c., Superior Court, held
last week.
T Mr.. John II. Haughton, Measured
of seven acres in his cotton field on his
Jones Co., N. C. farm, and at one picking
got 10, 45l pounds, being ausaverage of l4s3
pounds per acre.
Ays The Salisbury Watchman says that
the Salisbury Banner has been transferred to
Mr.. John Spellman, an accomplished writer
and superior practical printer.
The Fayetteville (Tenn.) Observer says
that WIN. Stephens, aa old and well known
citizen, was murdered on last Thursday
night by negroes.
Frank Waddell, formerly well known to
IaSnlOndDle VisltoFs AZ G,hthtUka CPiiuBs,uieu
in New York last week,
Eli Thayer keeps at work at Ceredo, his
Virginia free colony. Several New England
families have lately purchased homes there
This skins Of the dogs killed in Cleveland,
Ohio, are worked into kid and buckskin
gloves by mandatory in Litchteld, Me
dina county.
The "Alsemarle House, owned by MIR.
A / Jacobs, at Mays head, N C, was burnt
last week. Loss estimated at 81, 600
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A New Building Association.

We call attention to an article in our local
colanns, in relation to the establishment of
new Building Association in this city
The success attending the first one has been
SO great as to render the establishment of
another imost imperative, as many persons
seeing the great advantage to be derived
from such institutions, sad wishing to psrtici-
pate are excluded, from the fact of the limited
capital allowed by law. meeting of those
interested takes place to night, to which all
who desire to take stock are invited.
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rllard commenced life as a street pedlar OF
cigars, and died millionaire. Peter Coop
er commenced bis, as dealer in coos feet
and now counts his property by millions,
and so might we 20 on multiplying similar
cases by misunderstanding that By dint OF
effort, they have risen from peuniless bows
to be millienaires.
We were lately reminded of the import
ance of this kind of effort iu the personal
history of the Messrs Brooks, of New York,
At the commencement Of aae Ready Made
Clothing business, they started small es-
Enlistment in one Of the minor streets OF
that city. They early adopted the practice
of promptness, probity, and unrelsxing ex-
ertion. The natural results followed and
their business 80 increased that they have
lately been compelled to erect an immense
building for its accommodation, on the cor
ner of Broadway and Grand streets, ex-
tending entirely through the block to Crosby.
The entire building is built of brown stone,
in the finest style of architecture, aad its inte-
rior is fitted up in the style OF a palace. One
room,-itself an adjunct of the front store
room, is about hundred and fifty feet long
by sixty wide, and ninety feet high, from the
floor to the top of the rotunda. The ceiling
of this rotnnda is one magnificent mass of
frescoeing and gliding 1.-The clerk and CASH
ier's stand Itself miniature palace of glass;
costing some ten thousand dollars. The
whole of this mammoth building is filled
with cloth and fabrics of every conceivable
variety of cost and style. One hundred and
eighty cutters and clerks attend to their va
oious departments; and the entire corps of
employees, is numbered by thousands. So
immense is their scale OF operations, that
they can at once fill an order Of $lO,Ot0-yet
soperfect is their business in detail, that
gentleman wishing a single suit made to or
der, can be furnished with equal alacrity
and in style that no exquisite could de-
muir to.
We have spoken particularly of this firm
as an instance Of great success in business
which could only have been built up, and now
can only be managed BY the exercise of those.
high qualities which we have named as be-
ing necessary sdiuncts to great commercial
success. Heed ye these instances, young men
of Norfolk, and from them endesvor to
shape out such course, as may one day al
toto similar things to be said Of yoa. How
can you do it? The life of every successful
man teaches you the lesson. and we leave
your own reflections to make tho applica-
ton.
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OVER FIFTEEN HUNDRED BALES or CoTroN
IN ONE DAY.-By reference to the books of
the Merchants and Mechanics Exchange,
we note the arrival yesterday of over fifteen
hundred bales Of cotton from North Caro-.
lima. Five hundred and Sc Veuty odd Of this
amount came over the Seabosrd Railroad;
nine hundred came by Barges via the Canal,
and the balance by vessels per the same
channel. We find by reference to the same
books that the cotton exported coast. wise
during the month of November, 1858 ,amoun-
ted to about three thousand bales. We also
find that the sales for this month UP to the
present date, reach that figure, with fair
prospect of their being doubled before the
end of the month; this teo, in the face of the
fact that the cotton crop was nearly month
later this season than last.
The cause of this large increase in the re-
ceipts and sales of cotton is embodied in the
fact tina the farmers are beginning to find
that this is the proper market for their sta
pie; that here it will command better prices,
and that our merchants are both able and
willing to make better advances on consign-
ments; pay higher prices when purchased,
or quicker returns than in any other mar
ket in Virginia or North Caroline.
We learn that there ia now at one point
in North Carolina, twenty thousand bales Of
cotton destined for this port. This immense
quantity is being daily augmented, and is
only awaiting a proper conveyance to find
its way to our wharves. This amount OF
itself, is an immense item, but will not be a
beginning Of the vast trade which is expec
ted here this season.
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AN INSTITUTION GsINa.--We noticed il
walking through our sister city yesterday,
that one OF her time-honored institution: j.
gong to the new tangled notioas which tn.
o'u "omes and old iogies decla re have tasan
possession of the City Fathers during tn Q
past year Or two. We allude to what is ia
mll'arly called tsPtank Bridge" which has
oeen intimately associated with the night,
sports ana daily frolics Of juvenility, sv,r
since the good old place dopned her
township robes. Many are the interesting
"reminiscences conneeted:with this old bridSe
and as we mediate, on the past, the memory
OF many scene of mischief and boyish ex-
element comes over our mind, and We al
most grieve to think that the old institution
Is passing away, and so soon to ba nun
bered with thesthings that were, but which
live in our minds and in our hearts.
The old bridge is to be replaced by .sdirs
bridge, this being considered in the wis.
dom of our city fathers, to be better adapted
to the purposes for which the bridge was
constructed. The new bridge is to be OF the
sameIwidth of the street, andiis to be on lev
ell with the street at each end of the present
structure. WorkmeH are now eng aged an.
ger the direction of Mr.. Henry Cuipepper in
building substantial enclosure of logs, with
ID winch the new &dirt bridge is to be buiif.
me bridge in question is on Glasgow street.
and runs over what is known generally as
walton's Creek.
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Relief for Brownsville.

1t is believed the artillery company order
ed from Baton Rouge to Brownsville, Texas,
has arrived by this time, and the other two
companies Of artillery ordered from Fort
Clark must be near Brownsville, SO that pro-
baby Cortinss and his bandits are alresd Y
defeated. The government has NO doubt but
these artillery companies are force enough
to restore order.
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a CHANCE TO EARN AN HONEST PENNY
Capt. Henry Fitzgerald offers work to any
one who may desire it in opening oysters,
and will send them to the residence of those
who wish it, Surely, this opportunity will
sot be lost by many OF our poor families
who could conveniently open gallon or two
every night around cheerful fire hearth,
which would pay for fuel and leave some
thing beside to help Gil the larder. Pass the
news around among the people.
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fotel Arrivals,
= A. HHTEi WpRet.
\ ALTERS. B,,rnTE,

aITrbs, 'Rur nTFt,,.
j b Behan, Virginia; l. T NORRIS, W W
Newton, New Y ork; W A Stokes, James NJ
skinner Hartford; F Ruyter, Bremen; Miss
Hopkins Edward Kune, Baltimore; Jas
Quinn, r Hallock, Richmond; John D Nir-
Dy, Petersburg; j Lewis and lady old Poiat.
hufus Noteworthy, Virginia; Thomas j Cor
pre-" and twelve Jurors in Caffee's case.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, N0aSo,
JOHN SMITH, Ja,, Propriet,,.
A W Banks, a Hallwell, David Loyan.
Macon Davis, North Carolina; o B Alien.
Fair Haven Ct; Thomas E Egrauson, New
9ork; Roberts, Eastern Shore, Va; q a
Phillips, Nansemond county, Va; p Thomas.
Richmond; Jas P Derman, j C Madran. i i,
Benson, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, p DRrYMONrA
WATTS EMMEasoN saurR,Mt.
John Borves, Baltimore; j B Atkinson.
Philadelphia; VIM A Walsh, Wsrreaton. i
G; Miss A J Collins, Miss B Savage, MIS- 5
Parker, L N Savage, W 8 Riddick. Suf-
folk; Thos Parker, Gates co., N G.. Edmuno
Jaub, Jackson, N G; 7 j Deans, Muriress
boro, G; W z Lawrence, South Quay.Ya:
Ut W Beaman and lady, Va; G Robbins,
Ann Griffin, N Y.
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MELAaoHoLY DEArH.--John J. Gilmore,
son Of VIM. l.. Gilmore, at Prospect Hall,
Bladen county, N. c., was accidently shot
by w. M. Whitfield, youth Is years Of age,
while cut together bunting on Saturday last.
We learn from the Fayetteville Caroiinian,
that being tired they lay down in shade
with their guns BY them, and hearing some
rasng ,l naS s D0n started art
baps cooking them. As they rose young
Whitted's gan fired--the whole load enter
ing Gilmore's stomach and passing up to-
wards his left shoulder and lodged there
This was the only testimony given to the
Jury OF inquest, and vas the declaration Of
Young Gilmore before his death, which hap
pened Just before dark bis extrem suffer
ing caused the examination TO De priet.
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War Department.

Dispatches from the military departments
of oregon, Utah, New Mexico and Califor-
nis,giving general details OF operations, were
received at the War Department on the 10th
inst.
Its said the War Department has inform.
ed Gen. Harvey that the plan Of taking and
holding Indian hostages is to be discontinued.
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Our Treaty with China j..

The government expects our ratified trea
ty with China will arrive in time for the
President to speak Of it in his annual Mes
sage. Up to this time no official OF direct
Information Of it's ratification has been re-
ceived at the State Department; but no
doubt is entertained as to the reliability OF
the in formation indirectly received
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A' ahs MEETING IO-NIGHT.--lt il
WIN ieefing of high qualification that we
hotice me movement to be inaugurated BY
the Ciers of Norfolk, against the odious,
lmpolitico unjust, oppressive and unconsti-
'ut'onai tax on salaries in our opinion, this
movement is almost as Just As that of our
'oreIatoers against the odious Stamp-tax,
winch hrst drove them to rebellion. The
fundamental law of Virginia says, that all
taxation shall be equal. Every consideration
Vi reason and good sense procaims the same
policy In reference to the manner in which
'ne 'axes Oh the State shall be levied. Yet,
what uniformity is there in laying a heavier
TAX on clerk, who is wearing his life AWAY
on salary of $1,000, than is paid bv MANY
rich farmers, or which wrencbes a ten dol
lar Dill oat OF the miserable pittance of $500.
which is the sole income of many of our
CLERKS scarce enough to keep body and soul
together. We are rejoiced, we saw AGAIN.
that the Clerks of Norfolk have taken the
first stand against the oppressive tyranny,
which rural majority ct the Legislature of
Virginia have imposed upon them and their
fellow clerks throughout the Commonwealth
We regard the spirited steps they are abour
10 take as an honor to our city, and congrat.
aiate them on being the first movers in a.
civil revolution that will continue until the
entire license law is wiped from the Virginia
statutes We are confident they will make
no undue demands upon the Legislature, and
being SO confident, we would encourage then,
in their efforts. We feel certain that they
will lind warm friends and coadutors 10 the
City Representatives in the Forthcoming
Legislature, who will be active and urgent
in pressing measures for their reliet. Our
merchants, manufacturers and property hol-
ders should remember that each of them
selves Is interested in the reform set on foot
by the spirited clerks of our tcity. We I'm.
derstand that the movement here will be fol
lowed by one in Portsmouth,, and-we doubt
not-in every other city and important town
in the Commonwealth.
We have withheld these remarks, in the
hope that some of the older journals of the
city would have spoken out in behalf of our
clerks, but as they have not, we cannot let
the occasion pass without at least few
words OF commendation and encouragement
in work SO worthy the best wishes of W
all.
NAVAL. The United State, Steamer Wa
ter Witch made a trial trip on Wednesday,
and the result was satisfactory to all CON
cerned. Her machinery worked we'll, and
nothing occurred to mar her complete sue
cess. Her minimum speed was about ten
miles per hour. A party of ladies and gen
temen accompanied the steamer on the trip,
and all enjoyed the occasion. She will short
ly sail for her destination. which is the Gulf
Squadron.
The following is corrected list of her
officers:
Lieut.. Com'g.-L. C. Sartori.
LIST Lieut.-Henry Shewconb
I'd do-James b. Gillis.
Sd DOWN. q. Ward.
Pass. Asst. Sur.-S. A. Epples.
I'd Asst. Engineer Acting Chief WIN,
G.. Selden.
Sd Asst. Engineers-Henry S. Davids,
Reynold Driver, Ed. Scattergood.
Captains Clerk-Chas. H. Sartori.
Purser' Clerk-Jos. s. Harvey.
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Postofice Affairs Virginia. name
Of the office at Cross Roads, Bedford county
Va, is changed to "Stewartsville."
Appointments. h. DeHart pc sim aster
at Round Meadows, Patrick county, Va.
vice John C, DeHart, resigned. John s.
Henry county, Va, vice j. r. Rangely, Jr.
resigned. Noah B. Bruce postmaster at
Wise G. A., Wise county, Va, vice A. W.
5 NTH, resigned.
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RELIABLE q

SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATJSb,
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROuS AFFECTIONS
Nervous Headache, ErysiPelas, Ulcer
FISTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT.
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND CdSs.TSS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY SCARLET FEVEa
PHI rs. GENERAL DERTLTTT
GRAND ULAR SWELLINGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGIIE
MERcuRIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES
of the System, or occasioned by fnprudepoe ~
Life. -"
For sale in Norfolk by
]. W. BURROW 4 CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church ST.
~
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Coon FOR N. C.-The freight train on the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, which
reached Portsmouth yesterday, consisted of
A cars heavily loaded. Among other items
of freight, there were SIS bales of cotton,
raised in the "Old North State" The
amount Of freight-money received from this
train was eight hundred and fifty (s5O) dol
tarsi This Is what we cali a pretty good
business, and is another evidence OF the
prosperity of the Seaboard l. Roanoke Rail
road, and Of the enterprise of the citizens
of North Carolina.
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office.

Ali Concentrations, &C., intended tor in
:trtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
.oouio be- addressed to J0BN r. HATHAWAY,
aaitor ana Proprietor, 10 order to ensure
attention.
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The NORFOLK DAY BooK.--We last week
witnessed the operation of one Of Ericeson's
Caloric Engines, olive horse power, just in
troduced by Mr.. ]. R. Hathaway, Proprietor
of the Norfolk Day Book, to work his new
Hoes Cylinder Press with. The motive pow
er is heat. MT. Hathaway's enterprise Is
find the Day Book indispensable to us, and
we wonder 1t has not a large subscription
list in Murfreesboro.' - arfreesboro Castisen.
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Mrs' Wfnsiow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup foy
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducinG all ammatioE-wilI allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. DEPEND
upon It, mothers, II will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
iy safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. ny2S ly
Gf- SandfOrd's Liv r Invfw0rna0r,--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY from GuM.-Isa mild
land efectual cathartlc, acting first on the LryRa
10 eject it morbid matter, then on the Stou,acb
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very Rapidly
aud is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INvIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRTFIEs THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DlARRfioT
Sold BY all Druggists, ana by IA A.N'c q
SANTOS. ma = A. :"
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Resignation Of Judge Ra6in.- The Ra-
leigh Register learns from good authority
that the Hon. Thomas Ruffin has resigned
the distinguished position OF Associate Jus
tice on the Supreme Court bench of Nor th
Carolina. The reason assigned for this
course on the part of Judge, is his rapidly
failing health.
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PLEAsANT vIsIT.-Mr. and Mrs, Marsh,
together with their juvenile Troupe, ysster-
day visited the Navy YARD, the Big Ship
Pennsylvania and other points Of interest
over in Gosport, and the little foIksJ enjoyed
the visit excsedingiy.
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Local Iten0a.

MAYORS CoURr, PoRTsMoUrH-G' W Gyice,
Presiding.
The watch report the city quiet with no
arrests.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-18

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