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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-24

FUN FOR THE CLANCY. "-The sporting por-
ton OF our sister city had quite jovial time
yesterday, in witnessing several chicken
fights. The combata Is met on the Edwards
place, near the city; and we understand that
the game inhabit .nts of the hen-house had
quite a hot and warlike ordeal to pass
through, losing their blood and feathers,
while the crowd lost their pocket chink.
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RELIGIOUS NorlcE.-Ws are requested to
state that the Rev. Mr.. Gatewood, lof Nor
folk, will preach in the st. Johns Episcopal
Church, of Portsmouth, tomorrow. This
gentleman is now supplying the pulpit at
this Church until pastor is obtained,
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BLANK BooKs.-Among the stock to be
closed out at No. ~, East Main street, (Day
Boob Baildin9,) may be found large lot
OF the best quality of Blank Books, which
will be sold at great sacrifice, at private
sale, previous to holding the auction
Merchants are invited to call in and examine
them i
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LADIES FLOWER AND FRUIT festival
The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
Middle street, Portsmouth,) will hold a
"Flower aud Fruit Festival" at Masonic
Hall, commencing on Friday evening, the
23d inst, to be continued during the whole
Christmas week. Besides the usual supply
of ice creams, confectionaries, toys, &c, the
most luscious natural fruits will be provided.
Special arrangements have been made for
music every night.
Doors open for lunch, at low prices, every
day at ii O'Clock, and adm ittance free.
Admission at nj hit, l2]3 cents; single sea
son tickets so cts.-to be had at Hume &
Browns, land at Jas. T. Borums Bookstores .
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FALLINGl FALLING /!
FALLING

ESHE prices of Dry Goods and Fancy Good
two at
NO. As, EAST MAIN STREET,
and scores of shrewd people have had to con-
graduate themselves upon the genuine BARGAINS
they have obtained.
But there are few more left of the same
sort, and although the goods are being run off
at the rate OF hundreds OF dollars eek, there
are still great many to be disposed of.
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods es-
pecially mast be closed out if possible, such as
Flannels, Merinoes, Crib and Cradle Blankets,
Grey and Slack Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes,
Winter Mouslins, Alpacas, Under shirts and
Guernseys sc, together with great many lit
tie fancy Christians tixings. Now is your
chance.
Private sales during the day. Auction every
night.
de q JH DAWSON.
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BAPrIsM.-lt is expected that the ordi =
nance of Baptism will be administered to
about dozen persons in the river at the
foot of Court St., Portsmouth, on to morrow
morning at II O'Clock by Rev. M. R. Wat
kinson.
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A CARisrMAs TREE. For the benefit of the
Orphans of st. Msry's Asylum, Christmas
Tree will be exhibited over the store of Mr..
j. IL. Dawson, No. As, East Main street,
commencing on Wednesday next. Those
who desire to assist the Orphans can have
an opportunity to contribute on this occa-
sion. 3#
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PRAYER MEETINGS. The Young Mems
Christian Aid Society of Portsmouth iatend
spending Monday as day of Prayer
,raver Meetings will be held under the aus
Enices of the Society in the Wesley M. H.
Chapel at Z A. M, and in the Dinwddie
street M, E, Church at r. M.
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REcovERED.-We aglad to announce
that the Rev. l. r. Fin ey, having recover
ed from his recent indispostion, has resum-
ed his pastoral duties, and will occupy the
pulpit the CRANKY street NJ. h. Church, Of
this city, on Tomorrow. The numerous
friends of this eloquent and Jealous minister
of the gospel will be gratified to hear of his
complete recovery to health and strength
again.
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GIFT Books, FINE BIBLES, PRAYER Books,
POEMS, &o.-A fine lot of desirable Gift
Books, is offered at sacrifice, at No. 81,
Day Book Building, Call and secure bar
gain. Is
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TREATMENT OF FROSTED FEET.-To cure
the intolerable itching that follows frost Bit
ten toes, it is necessary to totally exclude the
air from the affected part. If it is not ac-
companied with swelling, gum shailack, dis
solved in alcohol, applied so as to form
complete coat, is the easiest remedy that
know Of 1t dries soon and does not adhere
to the stockings,and generally lasts until they
are we'll. If the flesh becomes swollen and
painful, plasters of good sticking salyes
are of great service, but if highly infamed,
any mild poultice that W i'll exclude the oxy-
gen of the air from the diseased part, and
keep 1t moist, allowing the recuperative pow
or OF nature to do the rest.
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TIE LADIES FAIR.-At Johnson's Hall
opened last night under very encour e ing
circumstances. The attendance was good,
andsour citizens, who are ever ready to aid
all good enterprises patronized the ladies
with liberality, We have never seen the
Hall more handsomely decorated than at the
present time, and the fair ones are there to
drive dull care away, and make all hearts
Joyous and glad.
we return our sincere thanks to the lady
managers for the good things sent us this
morning, and we invoke the blessings OF
heaven on them and their enterprise for
their kind and timely remembrance of the
Editor and printers. The Fair Is conducted
6y the ladies of the Cumberland street
Church. Go to night and spend an agreea-
ole evening evening with the gentle sex.
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kEMMERER's GRAND CONCERT, at Johnson's
Hall, on Thursday evening, gave unusual
satisfaction to large and respectable audi
ence The children acquitted themselves
very well, which reflected much credit upon
MI M hair teacher. The sight OF the
children was not good as heretofore,
on account OF the dimnes. of the light on
the back of the stage, but TIE singing was
better than on any former occasion Master
Martin and his sister furnished second for
the whole class, and little Sally Stubbs took
the whole house on Uacle Sans Far.s and
Paper of Pins. The next Concert will M
given at Oxford Hall, Portsmouth, on Tues
day evening next. Mr.. K. has commenced
his second class at the Prcsby te rian Church
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Christmas and Holiday Presents.
NOW is THE TIME
TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CALL AT j. M. FREEMAN's
JEWELRY STORE,
30 Corner Main and Talbot SITS,
AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM ONE OF THE
Most Magnificent and Extensive
A S S o r T M E N r
OF WATCHES, JEWELHsY, &c,
THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN NORFOLK
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST CT NEW
JEWELRY, &C.
AND COME TO FREEHlAN'S
AND SELECT A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
PRESENT.
Gold Watches OF superior quality and exquisite
Silver Hunting Levers, English and Swiss
makes,
Sets of rich Carbuncle, Coral, Lava, Enamel,
Jet, Malikite, All Gold, Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enamel, Coral, Lava, Jet, Pearl, Carbuncle
Pins in great profusion.
Diamond, Cam go, Carbuncle and other Stone
Set Rings, in every style,
Bracelets, consisting of Cameo, All-Gold, Lava
and Chain Bracelets,
Chatelaine Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Thimbles, Shields, Spectacles and Eye
Glasses,
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, in every style and
variety,
Silver Forks, Spoons. Ladies', Tengs, Ice Cream
Knives, Butter Knives. Sugar Spoons, Pie
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons, &C., &c.
Plated Ware, an unusually large, rich and
beautiful patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting of Work Boxes, Jew
elry Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands,
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful and desirable articles too numerous
to mention.
FREEMAN'S is the place where variety and
richness of display can only be found in the
city, and as the stock is unusually large, would
invite all to come and see and with the ready
cash great bargains can be had
FREEM ANS is the place to buy fine rich
goods, at low figure Recollect at No 80
corner Of Main and Talbot is the only place
you may expect to find
de 81 FREEMIAN'S Establishment.
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FEVER BLisTERs.-An anx. ous inquirer after
knowledge. and sufferer from those pests OF
humanity, yciept fever blisters, wishes to
things" Out best advice is to let them alone,
and avoid too intimate acquaintance with
.those glass concerns that hold about gill;"
Strict abstinence, and heroic determination
not to pull at the blisters or to stick them with
pins and needles, will soon drive them from
the system.
The professors oft he healing art say that a
sure cure will be effected by application offs
small piece OF salt-petre to the affected place
when the burning sensation is first expe-
rienced. Simply moisten The lips and apply
the salt-p etre. We like our own method the
best. 1t is preventive as well as curative.
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Auction Sales.
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctr.

TO the Highest Bidder.
THE FARM, FURNITURE, HORSES,
CARTS, PLOWS, &c
WILL BE SOLD, without reserve, to the
w highe7t bidder, on the premises, We'd.
nesd,ay' the 18th day of December, at 70 o.
THE FARM
called Brp oAwood p situated lust at Moore's
caae - miles from Norfolk on the Prin-
cgsS anne A"ad 1t contains about 80 acres,
cleared and partly plowcd for next season. well
1 1einced, and the land in excellent condition.
me house IS new, and contains four rooms
IT Is extra good trucking land About IL Of
m Inlf from brnshwood'o is 90 acres Of wood
land, which will be sold with hrushwood
Any one wanting a nice little Truck Farm
not far from the city will find this good time
to buy, as it will be sold positively.
After the sale of the Farm, every article on
it will be sold.
1t has good landing on Broad Creek.
Te1ms--l5 cash, year for the balance on
the land; for the effects on the Farm cash
WILLIAM UNWIN,
JAMES UNWiN,
de Z3'td JAS. G POLLARD. Auct'r
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4 Presiding.
There was only o.a arrest last night; on 10
VIM Hannon, seam, n from the ship Penn
sylvanis, drunk in thegtreets. Discharged
after paying $1.5O costs,
The examination Of Mr. Ricky for shoot
ing Esleck, took place tbs morning., but
had not been concluded when we left the
Court Room. We believe, however, that
nothing new was ELECTED, ana the gentle
men will doubtless be set at llbery aoaio.
CHRISrMAss FIREwoRKs.-The citizens of
the twin cites and vicinity, are to have an
opportunity OF witnessing grand spectacle
on Monday evening. Mr.. E. N. S. Bogs
has arranged for beautiful display of4lre-
works On that evening, in the Academy
Grounds, corner of Cumberland and Char
lstte streets, commencing at O'Clock, pre-
cisely. The display will not take place if
the weather is unfaHerable, All who wish
20 witness this treat should repair early to
tne spot, Tor on former occasion, when this
gentleman had similar exhibition, many
came too late to "see the sights"
NEW OPERA HoUsE.-As owill be seen by
advertisement in to-day's paper, the OPP
era House will be opened on Monday even
ing next, under the management of Mr..
J. Schonberg, gentleman fully competent
and OF great experience in the management
of Southern Theatres. TheCompany which
the manager has engaged, is composed of
talented people who are perfectly au .tait at
their business, and who come with the most
fattering credentials for ability. We are
glad that our elegant little Theatre will be
opened, at this time especially, and we be-
lieye that the season will be brilliant one
to the public, and a remunerative one to the
manager.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE PooR.-We snail
make distribution of such articles as have
been contributed, on Monday morning. We
now have on hand $3.50 in cash, to be inves-
ted in socks and stockings for the children;
one dozen pairs of boys and girls shoes;
and are promised by gentleman twenty
five Pound Cakes, to be distributed among
the widows of INDECENT circumstances, in our
city. Anything else that may offer during
the holidays, will be distributed from time
to time.
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Nh Two desirable Stores under the odd
Aii! Fellows Hall, one occupied now by J j
-EAslA Tompkins Esqr., as a Furniture Store
ana the one occupied by Mrs. Dannanburp
millinery. Possession given Jan. LIST 1863, An
ply to E. T. SUMMERS, President, Or
no 23'tf T REDMOND, Trs.
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FANCY AND OTHER cooDs s1r,,r.

EINA bohemian Cut cisss pn nt.s -
80 = 70 lima and Metal Puff Boz
Cut Glass Toilet Bottles
Twangihani Sachel5
genuine French and English Perfumes
o. 10 40 do Pomatums,
Fine Porte Mounaies and Buck Pureay
MoiTe Antique Purses,
English and French Hair Brushes,
Ivory Buck do do
Fine Havana Segars in small boxes,
Choice Smoking Tobacco in bales,
English Soaps in boxes,
=, Kerosene Oil Lamps and Shades
bloweIing Hyacinth5 in Colored vases,
Fearl Starch in neat II ID cases.
istactory rates. Do :
lie ~ NJ p r, ,rv,,,r
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night at 8 o'clock, Justice Thos KeelinS,SI
Princess Anne county, was informed TIL a
suspicious looking customer, who said his
name was Harrington, was endeavoring to
sell a horse at $25, which he said cost him
$l00. A warrant was promptly issued and
at O'Clock Tu 4stav morning, the man was
taken before Justice K, who, finding that
he answered very well the description of
Isaac Observation-Disclosures in the Argue as
having rode off quite unceremoniously from
Sam. Upton's, lat Camden G. H., N. c., upon
a bobtail FLY AN hands high, with a white
face-sent him to Jail.
This Harrington has evidently gotten him
self in eight place." for he uttered, we
learn, seditious language, and threatened
fierce vengeance upon the vigilant officers
of p. Anne for putting him in close quarters,
AS DEMONSTRATING in North Carolina, is re-
garded as no trifing matter and the penalty
very specially severe, the fellow may have a
still closer time Of it, should the authorities
of the .. N. S. get hitch on him. Harring-
ton says, we learn, that he saw Old Brown
in jail at Charlestown, and he may therefore
have something to do with Browns "Kansas
work. p Argus.
Sheppard, THE PEDEsTQIAN.-Thi truly
wonderful man continues his walking at
Johnson's Hall; and ii he holds out till ten
O'Clock to night, he will have walked the
one hundred and ten h urs required of him.
AS there is no doubt but what he will accom-
pliSh the feat, he has right to claim the
stakes that were up, which is two hundred
and fifty dollars.
We learn that there will be- a jolly time
after he completes this arduous task to
night at the above hall, ia the way of dan
cling and boxing. OF co arse the clancy
will be there in large numbers.
Our LEGISLATIVE VIsIroRs.-A special
train on the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road brought down last evening number
OF the Senate and House OF Delegates of Vir-
ginia. We bid them hearty welcome to
our Seaboard city, and Can assure them that
they will find the latch string outside at ev-
cry door in Norfolk.
The following are the names:
Lieut.. Gov. Jackson.
OF the Senate; Messrs, Neal, Pate, Bran
non, Newman and Carraway.
Of the House: Messrs. Porter Hackley ,Hoff-
man, Ballard, McCamant, Crane, Dick inson
Richardson, Grattsn, Morris, j ohnson, Thomp.
son, Foreman, WEIGH, Barbee and Popham.
Lieut.. Gov. Jackson and Mr.. Porter,of the
House, ARE accompanied by their accomplish
ed ladies; and Mr.. Neal, OF the Senate, by q
daughter.
Senator Mckinney and dr. Bisbie,of the
House, of course, came down on the train.
The visitors are all snugly quarted at the
Atlahac and National Hotels. Many others
were anxiV-s to accept the invitation, bu
were unavoidably prev ented.
TnE LADIES FAIR.-At Johnson's Hall
opened last night under very encour a q ing
circumstances. The attendance was good,
andsour citizens, who are ever ready to aid
| all good enterprises patronized the ladies
with liberality, We have never seen the
Hall more handsomely decorated than at the
l
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DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
FOR RENT.
rFH The desirable new Cottage Residence
aaai. on Washington Point near Cedar Grove,
.aA!N- and adjoining the residence of VIM. S.
Butt, Immediately opposite the Dry Dock =
There is large garden attached to it, go cd
Cistern, Kitchen and necessary out houses, and
everything conveniently arranged. 1t is con
geniently situated near the water and will
make desirable residence for any one in bust
ness in Norfolk or Portsmouth.
ALSO,
A small family residence near the track OF
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, about
mile from the toll bridge. Rent cheap AND
wood thrown in. Apply to the owner,
w. w. IVES, Or to the
de I2.tf Day Book Office
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HOLIDAY PRES GNVS,
HOLIDAY GLe ESEIN,CS

HOLIDAY PRSES LNTrS
81 The ladies and others wishing to 80.
ETA Iect something really elegant and an.
AZ. propriate for holiday present, shoufd
- ~ caI4 at the first class JeWelry store of @
\ greenwood and examine one of the largest
and most magnificent Stocks ever offered in ihis
Ely G9 1 have just received several additional
1 nIo OF the following goods. Gold Hunting and
-iaSlc cased Watches from the III ost celebna tad
Makers makers, Gold Breast Pins, Chains, PenciIs.
S Hest Hooks, Charms Sea Is, Keys SC. Steriing
S SI,t 81 lea and Table Spoons, Fruit Kniyes.
Knives &c, &C, NN'' A"nie
RICH SILVER PLATED WARE.
y, JUST opened splendid lot OF Card Receivers.
butter Dishes, Egg and Sell Casters, Breakfasf
aha 9ther Casters, Gilt Gard Baskets, &c. &c,
:. All OF the above goods are wa ranted to he a G
nne as any made, they will be sold at really
reasonable prices, and persons will find IL to
1helF advantage to purchase at ~ W
CFGREENWOODS,
, 81 Main street
&c al Head of Market soueie
III " A
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to 12 A. MI, and Z to 8 %. IN.
LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DPV GOODC

AL NO. 40, +. MAIN STREET.
FENf4E Stock consists of a varied assortment
L of DESIRABLE GOODS bought Tor retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
for the gentlemen evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as soen as NAV be-
Sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
NOV st FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers
P. S; Goods will be retailed low during in
termediate hours F. & 4.
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w d are retailing good Butter 20, 25 and so
" scents, Sugar 10 cents, new Hams I3cts.
al - W per bushel, No. Lard Ii cts. Plate
L ~ ctSs Coffee l3 cts. Patent Cut SugaI
D. d 'tapsea Flour per BbI. or bag, new
- No:sl Alackerel, Spot fish serg
- rs per 10. at the cheapest Cash
Goods sent to every part
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NOTICE.

;.ss:si, \ NsOST QEsII5ABLE SFt5TsW
S;i:I AND RESIDENCE FOR RENT, adjoin.
-4-a..h ing New Opera House Church st. Pos
session given LIST January Apply to
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