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TTAVfNd rssie permanent arangs1l Texas.
offer for ms sell kn0Eu Farm IL LaErazcs
cnu1y, Eenr mflrs aor u IaHrencesar7 eontaunr
t46s) hundred Three HUNDRED g sfh
Is Ia hlsb calvaren. good dwelling he1se,
hams, negro cabins. stables alt al cut 1un
abcut miles froa the fzr sith eoreroe 41arT q
chestnut timber thereon dne ior oes and cattle
SCR frrfe- parcularsE yon tgi. o and x r, Tfh,
Nashville Tenn, Col Jas g Eonssn and 3uzt Car1rs
Gs county. Maj Hardin and Peter Hfyie Nar eeuntg.
Col R. g. Psyns Memphis, toa- John Wrgh % iiairy
county, 8 H SIN Abb 41nsh and T. y T9oa4i iary
county. and q. q. Il ynss, % Nashviilc-
would sdVe yun 70 come soon If good p- ard
good barssi1- The place Be dveei ana nae ei
Farms. 2. Al. MOORE
july24 tE tn sept. LsHre1c-turs. {en1.s
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For CRIMINAL Court CIcrk.

We are authorized to announce CHAs. E. DIGGoNs as
candidate FOR Criminal Court CLERK. juys-td
WeAre Authorisedto Dr. T. NJ PATTERSON can.
ddAte for Clerk Criminal Court Of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election lmay2S-te.
We are authorised announce JOHN sHANE ESQ.,
ddAte the Office Of Criminal Court CLERK the
next March election.
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Head now in Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
cay having used with the successful and gratifying
results by quite goody number Of The citizens Nashvesnd
vicinity, who will unhesitatngy sustain exceentqual
ties wecaim for thsnew remedial agent Those
aversion to turning need longer dread the great iacon
and trouble Of supplying that deficiency Wig The
Restorative OF which speak VIII hair
its primitive color and vyay In obYangth the
of the Wig Demove Hair Restorative also away with
the necessity for champooniPg O few applications sps
head entirely Of all dandruH dirt g. The propoistOr
easily I'LL column with cards from best known ezens
yng the great restorative and cleansing properties the pre-
paraon deem such his part
To who give Il oneta need further proof sats
~ them that 1t Is what it is repressntate5 tote
Sold only at the Drug Store OF Demoviils Co.. corner
Church and Cherry streets. Nashville, Tenn. Price ".
may3I
%, Look for limitations Of Lea & PERKINS, Wore
cestcrshire Sauce. advertisementef JoHN DuscAx
Sous sug2I-S
Gilherts Fly Traps sre sold BY
SAM YANLEER 4 CO.,
1Qnes-sm Market street,
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tiartfc ri -.----s-, .---.--. ..--.l.'
40 shares PhensK B'k stock
Hartford .-..---.--.---.--.....--..-
10 shares Connfclicut kiveI
Banking Co. Stock, u4rt'd.,
200 shares Exchange Bank.
10 aha7es Bank e Hartford
County ..---.-...-.-----..----....--.
n shares Charter Oak sank
800 ahsres Farmers 4 9eck1n
les Hank. -..-.----.--.-....-.....--.,
10 shares HercaatIle hank,
1J2 shares Mercharts' a. Man
HaetuTcrs' BIZ STOCK Hart
ford-..--.-----..----.-.--.-. --..4--..,
300 shares -Etna Bank Stock
Hartford. ..--........---...........
l24 shares City Bank Stock
Hartford .----..--..--.--.---- =.
2Q0 shares American Exensnzi
Stock New iork.-......-.......
go sharas Bauk Of Cpnmerci
stack. New YOrk-.--........-.
200shares Manhattan Conpanl
Stock. NeH Ycrk....~....,....-,
500 shares Merchants Banl
stock. Kew York-.-.-.-......,
s0j shares Ocean Bank STICK
EeE N0rk.-..-......--....,.......
201 sha.es Cni0a Bank Stock
New fozk...-..-..--..-.-..-......
600 shares Sank 81 Amerle
stock. New York @..-.-~-.-.-.
100 shares Importer aad Ira
ders Blk Stack, New York.
l00shares B'k Of Ncrth Anei
ca Stuck. New Y0fk-....@.-.
200 shares Metropolitan BAN
Sleek. New York.
1oe sharps Blackst0ne Banl
stock. Boston.....-.........--...
100 shares Bank Of Conmerc
Stock, Bost3n-...-.....--........
luc shares Granite Bank STICK
Boston ..-.-..----.-............-.-.
20 shares Suffolk Bank STOCK
Boston .-....--....---.--...--.
100 shares Hide ana LeatheI
Bank stock, Boston .,.....-....
10a shares v ebster Bank stccs
BOs on..-..........-...........-.,..
100 s-ares National BIZ Stock
B0Sions,---..,-....--.--.-.-.-...
100 shares Atlantic BE- Stocl
Boston -...-.---.-.-- 80 ...........
50-sharcs Safety Fund Ban
Stock, Boston ...-.-...-........
100 shares Bsylston Blk Stock
Boston .....----....--...----......-
600 shares Revere Bank stock
Boston .....---.-....4.....-.-.
600 shares Bank OF the State o
Missouri S t0ck, ST Louis, n.
100 shares Aerchants' BAN
Stock, St. Lonis, 1Io ..........
20 shares c5nnectcut Rive
Company stock, St Louis
100 shares ConnectisEs Rive
X. r. &c. STOCK, St. Louis
4.os-.---.--------s.- -......-.-s-4.---
100 share Hartford and Ney
Haven r. B. Co. Stock, St
Louis, Eo.-...--.-...-......-..
Teunessee State stock, 6 pc
cent. payable ls9e...-.. ..
Ohio State Stick G per cent
payable l61e..........
Michigan stste Stock, 6 De
cent. payable 1863. -.
Missouri State stock. 6 per cen
payable $500.
IS Hartford City Bords, 6 pc
cent payable 1876 ........,
II INTEL States Treasurl
Notes, foar aud half per cen
Interest On Iavsstmsntsdus j
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weare authorized to announce THos. T. SAUNDERS car
adste for the Couaey Trustee for Davidson county,
he election to be held In March, ls60. sPs
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The lh 6th 18th, districts his year DAVID
county, although they voted 1856 IN Cheathsm county
fiaf The l5h aud gaia districts vote this in Davidson
county, although they voted IN 1856 in cheaham county.
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OU IL H LA q.
Hoist host our Gag to heavens breeze,
let every fold boat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
In war, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne by tau pxtrot's hand
Proclaim It's beauty and Its worth,
Ger and hill and strand.
II peace guard well the sacred boon,
B-queathel by patriots blood,
For Oh twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles Good.
Hoist, hoist, flag TO heavens bTeezs, F.H...r
Let every fold float high,
Unfur its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the taliest spire.
Let 1ennesseaus every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature 3 made,
Where every type is found.
Above Art Cutlery,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside
The beautiful-the brave
The ehild-tne Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without srife
Rests here, in sweetest pcrtraiturs
With every charm but life
Then raise our bsnnerto the skyi
Let every star bear news,
That types at the ART Cutlery,
Are made by G. G. HUGHES,
fahI5-d&wf Corner of College and Union ata.
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Great bargain.

WOES IN ts election with Davidson, Robertson and Mont
gomery.
tNotes in this election with BledsOe.
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". A'c4LL, ". y EGLL,
L9tsgf 1fCsAl TInsssrG Co. OF C'lErksgRls
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Thc LcgisIature.

NJ A<Cb ASA1NoACe
Senator. RePresentdtirs. F7oater
-----D ay-|~--N
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HAS taken e rooms over DorIs Cos Drug Store,
Union Block, Of Cherry and Church sss Weere
be es1 Al all times b Professionally consahad
kf3 d3a
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JAS. G.. POLLARD, Auct'r.

NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA HO-
TEL, AND ALL THE REMAINING FUR
NITURE IN 1T, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, the LIST day of December,
~ on the premises, commencing at IL O'Clock.
/ shall sell to the highest bidder on the day
above mentioned, the property on Commerce
near Main Streets, known as the North Caro-
lima and Virginia Hotel. 1t contains twenty-five
sleeping rooms, two sitting rooms, one long
dining room, bar and sitting room, large hall,
and a COOKERY room adjoining the dining
room, fine kitchen, and range for cooking,
SAID to be as good as any in the State, paved
yard cistern, &c. The lot fronts on Commerce
street and also on Rothery's lane part of the
lot is net N fee simple, but pays ground rent
of S40per year, the balance is in fee simple
The licence on the property Tor Hotel purposes
has been paid to June 1860 Mrs. Harmason
who formerly owned and kept this property,
made money. 1t has proven bad investment
for me and have determined to sell it, bring
what it may
Also. all the Furniture (after the sale of the
HoteD left in the house will be sold.
l am not in need of the money but want to
get rid OF the property. 1 will require 4 cash,
Il in one year, Il in two years and the balance
in three years
The Furniture will be sold for cash. If you
want to enquire any further bout the property,
call on the auctioneer, as live in the country
A. J. WISE,
no 2 I'd JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r
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A CHESS CLUB, we are informed, is being
organized in this city, and an opportunity is
now offered to all who wish to do so to be-
come members Those who are unacquaint-
d,with the game will have an opportunity of
learning it, and the expense to each member
will be but small. ANY one desiring to be-
C ONE member can leave his name at this
office, or apply through the post office to
"Chess Club. ARGUS.
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J, j. MOORE & CO., Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
l. ware. Segars, &C., every night at 64 o'clk,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at IL O'Clock A.
M, and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
50, Church street. H. SNOW, Agt.
no Adm J. j. MOORE Il Co Auctrs
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Auction Sales.

DAILY SALES.
From 10 to I2 A. Nj, and Z to 8 p. m
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. As, E. MAIN STREET.
INHE Stock consists of a varied assortment
\ OF DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodat ate the Ladies we
Will have daily sales from 10 to IL O'Clock, and
Tor the gentle men evening sales from 7 to 8 o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as seen as may be-
Sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov. 2ist FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers.
P. S:-Goods will be retailed low during in
termediat tie hours. F.&B,
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Miss ADELAIDE RAYMoND.-This gifted
young lady, who was expected to appear at
Oxford Hall, Portsmouth, this evening, has
been compelled to defer her visit until to-.
morrow evening, from the fact that she was
induced by several leading gentlemen. of the
City of Petersburg to repeat her entertain
ment in that city last evening. The fol-
lowing correspondence, which we copy from
the Petersburg Press, will explain itself:
PETERSBURG, Nov. 10, 1859.
Miss ADELAIDE RAYMOND We would
respectfully solicit that you would name a
day that will be convenient for you to give
another of your very interesting enterta in
ments to our citizens; in behalf of the Com
mittee. Col. S. 3 PAUL.
CAPT. }. NICHOLS,
A F. CRUTCHFIELD,
A. X. MOORE,
JOHN JARRAT,
Col. DARLINGTON,
A. Nj. KELLEY,
j. T. PHILLIPS,
CAPT. MCGLEMRE,
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p. v, DORLAND, M. ID.

LATE OF NEW YORK,
OC UL rs r. "A ~ D A ISL,
GRADUATE OF THE TRINITY UNIVERSITY, also
" of the NEW YORK EVE and <>-aSM
EAR VETERINARY, who has had an sSA1&S
extensive practice In the various Eye ~
Institutions of Europe.
R9- Office at Mrs Freeman's Boarding House
Main street.
HOU RS,
from A. M, to 8, P. M. where those deprived
OF an Eye can be supplied with an artificial
one, having all the movements and color oil the
natural one. ,.,
Strabismus or Cross Eye removed with little
pain and 10 risk, by the new sub-cohlunctival
operation.
Cataract or Opacity of the Lens operated upon
by solution, without the slightest pain or dam
ger. -...-,
ly Diseases of the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs and
Stomach, all of which will be treated on the
new and most approved principle.
lGs- Opinions on the Eye and Ear, GRATIS.
no ly3m
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To BE REsURREcTIoNIzED.- to a
call from Cap tain A. 4. Culpepper, meet
ing of number of the members OF the Old
Dominion Guard of Portsmouth was held
last evening in the City Hall. Nothing was
done, we believe, but they adjourned to
meet again tonight at seven o'clock. This
company has been to all intents and purpo.
SEES, defunct for some time. We hope the
gallant o. D. G.'s will be resurrectioniz ed.
THANKSGIVING DAY IN PORTSMOUTH. Across
the river in our sister city tomorrow, is to
be observed as Sabbath. Preaching may
be expected in the Dinwiddie street M. Il.
Church, at IL o'clock, and as the annual
Conference probably adjourned last night
some Of the ministers will preach for the
Church.
Middle street Presbyterian Church at IL
oclock-Rev. Isaac W. K. Handy.
Court street Baptist Church, at IL o'clock
Rev. NJ. r. Watkinson. at O'Clock $50
cial Meeting" will be held, and at O'Clock
precisely, preaching again. We have moi
learned authoritatively from the Other
churches, but presume that services may BIZ
expected in all,
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PERsoNAL.-Our highly esteemed towns
man, DR.. Thomas F. Andrews, with his FAM
lily, arrived home this morning, and took
odgings at Walters National Hotel"
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OXFORD HALL, PoRrsMoUTH-Mrss AIDE
LAIDE RAYMoND.-The programme of this
lady's entertainment has been handed u.s.
Appended to it are number of the ost fiat
terlng cr'tsques from the leading Southern
papers. The programme is per Sc, most at
tractive, and endorsed by the criticisms Of
influential papers, holds out an amusement
which is aptly termed novel and chaste. The
LADY will make her first appearance on
Thursday evening, at the above named Hail.
We never form our opinion of an artists
merit from the matter contained in an adj
vertisement, but when we meet with eulogis
tic notcesin the editorial columns of the lead
ing papers of the South, the opinions of
whose editors cannot be purchased, we are
led to believe that Miss Raymond's talent
cannot be overrated, nor too much praise be
awarded her. We see by our exchanges,
that her audiences throughout the South,
were composed of the elite and fashion in the
different places she has visited, we are as
sured that the ladies have turned out en-
mosse on all occasions, thus stamping her en-
tertainment to be devoid of all vulgarity, and
proving it by their presence, to be moral,
chaste, and at the same time amusing. The
changes affected by Miss Raymond must be
indeed wonderful, representing many char
acters. The transformation from one to the
other are pronounced almost Incredible
The Columbia, S. G. press speak in terms of
great commentator, prenouncing the lady
to have the greatest versatility of'talent they
have ever witnessed in any one person, while
the Charleston Mercury and Courier, praise
the entertainment as Superior to any ever
witnessed by the Charleston community,
pronouncing the lady to be perfectly oufait.
In the midst of our work-a-day experience.
any amusement which revives the poetic
reading of youth, is welcome guest. What
can do so more efectually than two hours of
"MIRrH, MARvELs AND MIRACLES ?" There is
rejuvenesance and happiness in the very IT,
tie. Don't forget Oxford Hall, Thu rsday
night.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.
John Smith. ,L pronr;eto,

JOHN Smsth, Jr., Proprietor.
Oliver Jackson and lady, Owdenbure. N
Y; E Chamberlain, } Hanky, Baltimore;
Thomas Keeling, Thos Cornick, Richard
Lane, Princess Anne county; P A Schmits,
Hampton; Jones, Petersburg; Geo Scott,
New YORK; q E Baxter, Quint Williams,
Currituck, N q; I Wright, Edenton, N G.;
BENZ Kindred, Southampton; Jos Garrett,
Garrettsville, Va; James II Scott, Princess
Anne county; 7 Benson, James Bell, vir-
ginia.
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no 2 I'd
UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
AUCTION SALES


A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
IA of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also a fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety of Fancy Goods &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed of, these
goods are sold without regard to COST therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
Sc 23-tf AuctioneerS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL, NORFOLK
VIM. L, Walters. Pronrieto,

Wm. 4. Walters, Proprietor.
Ii Rawls, Baltimore; David Currie. Rich
mond; Robt Il Webb, Suffolk; S 81 joseph.
Agent of Miss Raymond; VIM s Grey and
lady, Windsor, N G; Jas Wood, M f Mar
tin, Philadelphia; l. Barwright, Columbia,
N G; Or r G Banks, r Banks, Jr., Hamp.
ton; W W Sylvester, DrJ } Baxter, Nor.
folk Go; ? E Wilkins, Prince George; Lieut.
Blake, U S N,
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The OPERA HoUsE.-We regret that other
engagements have prevented US from seeing
that beautiful production, the Hidden Hand'
which has been so etfectually dram atised by
Mr.. H. Watkins. We dropped in for few
found full house and an appreciative au.
dience, who appeared to be really delighted
with the performance. Indeed, from what
we hear of this remarkable play, we can very
safely set it down as the success Of the sea-
son. 1t is to be rendered this evening for
the third, and we believe last time We
shall endeavor to be present and give our
readers out ideas of its rendition in our next
issue. All who desire to see it should attend,
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Watts Dc Emmerson pronrietora

" uVVa b EHHeTsUH, TTOPFEetoTs.
II W Niemeyer, J w Young, A W Will
son, j Atkinson, Virginia; Israel Ketcham,
New York; Rev A Fl Skinner, B Calling,
Gainesville, N G; M Tart, Norfolk County;
Matthew Harriss, Southampton; Robert j
Saunders, Cap tain j E Boutwell,, Nanse-
mond; DR. Fowler, Purser Emory, States
Navys q D Barham and lady, Nm Thomas
and daughter, Southampton; A j Welt, D
c.
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ANOTHER VloLATIoN.-The schooner Min
nehaha, Captain Candage, OF Blue Hill,
Maine, was seized yesterday, by Chief In
spector VIM. II. Parker, for violation of
the Virginia Inspection laws last June. She
will be held by the proper officers until the
hne OF $500, and the costs are paid, when
she will be released to the Captain and the
owners
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Landscape Painting.

TNHE undersigned is now prepared TO give
instructions III Landscape Painting. His
peculiar method of instruction is entirely ORR
glnal, and imparts at once to the pupil pro-
per conception of color;ng so immensely neces-
Sary to become finished artist Those desir
GUS to take advantage of tbi opportunity to
learn an Art In few lessons, which the sub
scriber has been over 80 years maturing, this
rare chance is offered to them. He can con
vince the most incredulous, that in two les
sons he has impaired more knowledge of the
art, than is usually gained by years ofapplics-
tion and study by, the old system, as taught i'll
the various schools and seminaries throughout
the United States. Terms of thorough in8truC-
ton, $50, payable in advance perfect satisfac-
ton guaranteed. For fur II information call
on the undersigned at his studio, on Main street,
over Dawes Dry Goods Store and opposite the
site OF the Mechanics Hall.
so r. SIN consequence of professional
engagements, the undersigned would request
tnat those DESTROYS of taking advantage OF his
system of tuition, will come forward at the
opening OF the class on Monday Nov. 28th,
winch positively closes on the oath of Deem
per 1859, as he will be otherwise engaged after
that date.
E. BoNEAU DE ST MARCEL,
nov lS-lm Landscape and Portrait PAINTER
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BE SURE and engage passage Tor FAIRY
LAND. Trains will leave the dwellings and
hotels at 615 P. M, and are certain to start
o,7l%P.M. Fare so cents. Through time
..only two hours. Passengers Will be sure TO
meet at OXFORD HALL at the appointed
time, .->,.,,,.,o,,,l>,,
PRlNCESa BELLE BELLE, CoNpuCIoh'
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LADIES
WE would respectfully call your attention
w to the very complete assortment of La
dies, Misses and Childrens Shoes .Ee
for Winter wear. Ladies' Wei W
lington Boots, Morocco Boots,
English Lasting Heeled Caters, 0A<nA
Congress Caters, Italian Cloth Caters, Goat
Boots, Misses A Goat and Morocco Boots,
Francai heeled Caters, Lasting Caters, French
Grey j. l. Boots, Congress Caters, Childs Goat
ford French Gray Black and Bronze Boots
These goods have all been made to our own
order from well selected Stock. We have
some BoOtees for Servants a rs cts.
+ w SEABURY'S SONS,
nol7 13 Market Square.
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The AwAKENING.-Last evening, the Rev.
Thomas Hume preached most excellent SER
mon at the Court street Baptist Church, and
his invitation to the "anxious seat" was not
without response. The Church was COM
pletely crowded, and much interest was
mantle sted. Ns-u-
Tonight the Rev. Jno Long OF Norfolk
expected to hold forth.
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PETERSBURG, Nov. 10, 1859.
Gentlemen 81 am in receipt of your po-
lite invitation Of the 10Th inst, and t would
afford me pleasure to comply with your
agreeable request by naming Tuesday night
22d instant.
Very truly, your obed't servant,
ADELAIDE RAY MOND.
TO Messrs. PAUL, CRUTCHFIELD, EARRING
TON, JARRAT and others.
In view of the presence of Miss ADELAIDE
RAYMOND among as, endorsed as she has
come by SO critical and appreciative au-
diences as those of our sister city, Charles
ton, influenced by our high appreciation of
her artistic merit, ne less than our regard
for her as young lady of refined and ele-
giant taste and feeling, well convinced that
the influences other Entertainments conduce
to fine moral effect, and contribute, in
great degree, to the elegance and refinement
of the parlor upon the stage, we have de-
termined to solicit from the lady that she
will name day when our citizens, and par
ticularly our school scholars and the young
folks in general, may have another oppor-
tunity of witnessing her Entertainment.
The COMMITTEE.
Our Portsmouth readers will certainly
have the pleasure Of seeing her at Oxford
Hall tomorrow Thursday evening.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-23

JoHNsoN's HALL.-The amusing, we may
add, singular experiments of DR.. Williams,
at this Hall, continues to attract the atten-
ton of large audiences, who really seem to
enjoy themselves to their hearts content
! any of our readers have not been to see
Them, we advise them to go by all MEANS
SThe admission is only twelve and half
euts, and the laugh is worth one dollar.