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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

WHITING rlREAkNs-luc lsCoOtueAoh AAi z
Company, of Portsmouth, with the "Vigi-
liant" fire engine, says the Petersburg Ex-
press of to-day, arrived ia that city yester-
day afternoon, by the train from Norfolk,
and were received at the depot by the Boil
lingbroek and South Ward Mechanical Fire
Companies. They were escorted through
the principal streets, and after partaking of
a collation. at the Greys' Armory, they
were relieved from marching duty, and went
out to see the city in free and easy fash
ion. They were accommodated severa ly by
the members of the two receiving coupa-
MES at their homes, the hotels being tao
much crowded to admit them as body
They will visit the Fair to-day, and at three
o'clock will partake, in comptny with their
entertainers, OF dinner at the Greys' Ar
mory. They will bid adieu to the city to-
morrow moraing.
The three companies will visit Pheaix
Hail 90 night.
The WASHINGTON MONUMENT CoNrR1BU-
'
countrymen p was the exclamation of one
of old Rome's most elsquent orators, in view
of the ingratitude and capricious treachery
of his fellow citizens in regard to her re-
nowned son julius Caesar ,and we feel like ut
tering just some such exclamation when we
view the snallness of the contribution for the
Washington National Monument, which has
b en- received during the past month at the
Portsmouth City Post Office, as compared
with the amount for September The whole
contribution for October is less than aree
dollars Is it it possible? This is a testimo-
ny by NO means favorable to the patriotism
OF the denizens of Portsmouth. We presume
the same state Of affairs exists on this side
OF the water, and not confined TO our sister
city, bat as we know not the amount con-
tributed at the Norfolk Post Office we can
not speak with certainty.
We trust and believe the communities of
Norfolk and Portsmouth do net intend to be
surpassed by any other sections Of our couR-
try,in their voluntary offerings to the mem
ory of our beloved Washington, and we trust
that the contributions tor November will
far exceed those of any previous month";
This object conmends itself to the liberality
of every patriot, and especially every Vir-
ginian, and all should feel enough OF inter
est in the erection of the noble monument
to contribute their quota to its completion.
The example Of the young and gallant State
of California is indeed creditable. She do
mates annually the sum Of $1,000 towards the
work. Ell
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02
Special Notice.

1'HE firm Of Santos, Wake Co., wog -.
i solved this day BY mutual consent u e. les
A. Santos having sold out his enure uterts, n.
the concern to WIN. Talbot Wake anI Frank
A. Wake, who are alone authorized 10 aetits
the affa irs of the late firm.
CHAS. A. SANTOS,
WIN. TALBNT WALHs;,
&C "a r. A WAKE
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

TEETH e xTRACTE WITHOUT
PAIN.
nj b. WHITAKER
IN. DE NTIST,
Office in Johnson's Hall, Main street, Norfolk,
Va. Extracts Teeth without pain, by means OF
Galvanism.
tist will find II to their advantage to call At his
rooms before engaging elsewhere, as all OF his
work will be done at Northern prices.
REORGANIZATION and advice given nee OF
chsroa 80 do 8
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

VKI II. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 & los Church street, Norfolk:
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
erul Waters. Fine Draft A.e always on hand.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02

THO ID. GONDAN q Co.
j EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 30 Market Square,
Buya I'D AND SILVER CONS at highest rates,
and kinds of uncurrent Money on reason
q bleterns.
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston FOR sale at market rates
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
do
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-02
MRT. II. L'HUILIER.

LHOUND-On BANK street, 49,
L this morning pair of ~ TX
heavy Silver SPEC rACLES, which the owner
Can have by proving property, and paying for
this advertisement. oc 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

=
aoUsE.-lr. 3. cochFsne, sfN.Y., ,wss spsak-
taG - We went % press yesterday. He believed
shaf Grs4x crisis was indeed ,upon the country
~ ene time Ne /" Impendine Crisis of ths SOUTH
wss bsought - their attention, sad st snothsr an
srmed and v.51ike Invasion ofsa neighboring
Sfafe Was percep<ible 70 the general sense The
south hsd beeesae excited and exaspefafsd over
sessea syenn ana aeistly asnasded that there
kioiz shonld lend thsmselyss to ne tssh a 81 re-
eovfnG - eause.s He sympafhised deeply with
those in the South who wefe in tsepidatien 81 the
tncendisfyp eoseh and Che sssassins knifs, sand
= The sspssssnsaiive a. z eesssitasncy sSst fsd
always Stood by the Union and the gnarantees Of
the, Constitution, he declared that whepevefs the
nag OF Invasion or servile insurrection Was raised
the conservative men Of the North would be ready
10 resist and suppness Il. He held that there was
great eMcscy Ii The Union moeiinQs at the North
He referred especially to the declaration Of the
Ion 8hs E &c GGoro that 3 wss
BE dis.lnSuisked ssnssor from New Ysffs fSir.
Seward ~hcse fall he compared 10 Miiions
es 81 q as.y .ss .sI 81: morn
csssor, he beheld the gentleman from Ohio, around
one OF whose cofcsai feys chung those IN favor Of
aefugttivexave iawi around the other the fdends
nsssh was the great muititnds of tke psrty who
go neither In the fugitive slave law nor In high
tariH sfepfesentation Of their principles. Alto
gethsr the scene vas to him smother fIlustsation
wine into old bottles 10 destructive Of the whole
concern. fLaughter-l But he found that this
greet selfelected leader Of the Republicsn party
was hardly recognized by that formidable party
He rs9ceeded to comment ct some length on the
Helper book, and on the action of the members of
this House. and Others who had endorsed II. He
beId that q In his opinion an endofser Of tbat
Of Whose nembess entertained such sentiments
ought Q pot 70 have the control Of the deseniea Of
M. Davidson, Of La, Obtained the door, but
.geve way fof ballot Tor Speaker. - Ill''
A call Of the House was had, when the House
proceeded 10 the 18th ballot for Speaker, with the
q Wheis number of votes east ses; nscesnry to a
choice, lfSs hoass fTpt4.Is ~ 100. g
Por MI. sherman,- iii; M. Bos.ler. 90: Mr..
McCiefnand, 2i; Mr.. Bar11dale, Is; Mr.. Bocock,
q NJ. Dayt, Of md, q Mf, Taylor, Of La, s.
There being no choice, the House proceeded 10
the afeenth ballot for Speaker, with the following
result: .rsia4 tss ,zT-4.s.sL
The whole number Of vote. was sad; necessary
2 Per NJ. sherman, llo; Ns,i Bos.ier, a; MFR.
Meclsnand, g; Mf.N Dsvis, Of Ind. "A; Mr.
There sgsin being no choice. The ~ aoase Bro
ceeded % shs alsseafh ballot, with ths following
Whole numbsr q vote. cast cast ls to
Pr MrT . .sherman, 100; Mr.. Bo.el.r. g ss; Mr..
Mscistessd, ,as IS Mr. pss,s d. ef Ind z q, NJ Hons
There being no choice, without further busi-
ns:s s1e aoass, tt twsnsJ minutes past O'Clock,
oojoutueos "a a.. t.-..,.,.. Il fra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

k.gtp pGA4s-Sedxesisrr asd Attempted Suicide.
TIE ~ kenb Republican Of Friday says: 2 IN the
0sath Sof 6epfembee ,last,a Mrs. Oshofn, at thst
time lisssg IN MsAisos, Wis. .fosmed a anlswf,il
snectiop for NJ. clask, through whose protests-
tious Of undying love, &c. I she was efnduced to
lerys hes husta1d, and with the gay Lothario
cans = this city Ina few weeks, however, CLARK
fissd of HE . snquss', ~ often happens, deserted
his psramopr, leaving her psnniless and without
friends. BY some mems the wouan's husband
hoard q her whereabouts and condition, and wrote
hs lsttes stating that II she was In need hewould
hra fFie,d 70 her, and thoSgh feeling himself
deeply, terribly wrcnged, he would never zee her
safer. Ms. 0sborn seemed % be greatly affected
BY the of this. but instead of availin9 her
sef Of the pfoposltio1 Il contained she took 6p an
sbode In 4 hodse Of III fame near the corHer ef
.0,een and eeysnth stseets Another Letter was 70.
that he was on the way 70 st. Louis, e1pscsing to
srriye isss even,ng, isthl The usfsithfnl wife
mum, which, bat for the timely aid d{-Dr. Chap
psn, must have proved fatal, we undo nd che
ssin declares her hssbsnd shall Eeyer her alive
watch over her movernents 1870 ,.s.F ,.s-s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

LePEx Nor GAHhorsD "A soFFspSnds1t
yritins from Msriop, Ala, 70 the Hshpstsad
Carrier, tslls follo1ing extrsordinaryst story.
s Siase he dsazh e eencf rrsneises ds . 'Gs}s
:, cia, u Cuban creole Worth s6ne .el,ooQooo
sis .Apei intsrssting gdsvsloPhss1s hsys bssn made.
sEri The deoeasef 0es IL i.tisaat1 diend q Mar
~ dins.lty The pspsfs 2s2i 81 IL; Ssesissd
belisved ~ ~ t6e word - bs Nsrsibo Lo-
s,.s pex, Nss 6msbody els; that lsp<z NJ not
80 gsfr0<sd, hat through Tie in1.enss efl ssnor
"a 0'GaFsis, ssbseftase vss Ysesarsd-Lo
vas sxeeptsd by proxy Kksfhss tks suthor-
ities e. 6en> Concha eonnfve6 at this pBoeeed-
ing " bsvS - means IS kpowipE7 1either
lsfs W apY autbsntie inl6frit5on 81 tie fate
"a Lspss. Iksre ras = stoEy eprfsnt. . ~
ye<rs ego, - he town ~ Ifnounay dfstrict Of
,,s, AskHnzss, and not far ftoln tarylsu1s thai =
stranger Who inhabifed hoass then bsbpging
= - % 0'Gafeia. bore stfitinf lfssembl4nce 20
Iope3- IN 1855 this stranfeF, Who held in>srs
e01rse gith none Of the inkahitantg e Lnmona
though bsvu s,asionsi1y vidfet ~ erangsrh
= fisksssd asd dist 4 The baiy W. = <Ffs1 "a
!. h1sb by o6arct.'s peepis, aad = ene kDouo ~
- :. becsms of g. Even The physieIspsf tks ~
.sessst vs. skeangsE y l1neaa1 9e,Db fhsrs
=, { ~ 1666s hinap'f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21
0EE1oIkLs ~ eI-9 s3t.75 ----. 8 :
" y.1 TREASURY DEPARrMESr,i I


NotosIs hsssby eivsn that sealed proposals. win
beJeeelyed q this Depertment until Tuesday, the
18th day of December Instant, for the issue Of any
portion OF the whole Of three millions Of dslars IN
Hots3 n sx ehfpgs for ths gold colo of The
Q1rted St1ees, the Treasuser Of tho Mint stPhiIa-
defphia, the JrsBsurero of the Rrsnch MINT at New
Qrieels, OF the AssIstsnt Tr6asurera at bolton,
Ney York, Charleston, or st. LENA, within one
week RON. the acceptance Of the prepotals under
he Authority Of the acts of Congress of2Si Deceml
ber, 1881 and Sd March, ia59. @ - 80 Il ~
Sach Trsesury notce vil beissned on the receipt
nere OF 70 the credit OF the
TsessureS Of the vnittd States with any Of those
omSsts. one They vi be made payable TO the order Of
snch bidder OF biddefs ~ sha agree TO make such
sxohenEe q the lowest rate OF interest NOT 20 sx
5ats ofinteEs from the date OF the certi6cste OF
tsfs.t Without condition and without refsre5ce to
TIA. on. fonTtb. one half or three fSsrtSs loi one
Q bs must Sc sspossd xitS one II sSs
TreAspFy ofoers shove specified. whose CERT 6qats
or such depQslts mpst accompany each prrposAI a.
secunty for its fp6lment. Shou,d the offsr not bo
scceptsd Immediate direction vii be given % re-
turn sech preliminary de losite. Any proposed not
sEfsl M stsSt wish ts s9ts consress, notice.
AIlPIePosis nader Ibis notos mn q be seal "a and
lnscribed on the outside c2yer, !. Propoesh for
gsTtment At Y O'Clock, m, q ss.d tKent ,segsnfh
81 & Rsespbsrss ,.sa. HOwELI COBB,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

u scrrsssivisss airsetf Ton IL: fectasy, ID isrss
end .gsnsEA AssQftment Of fee ard hc1iopabls
~ ssss 1884, SSa sHf s
also maapmctari1f on his ovn promised here IN the
81: s:s s's :ssst sis si Rh
S SeS > : 49, - - .'''ss ~ No sss Penn aysuus. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21
EDVCATTONAL.1 7 .

WAsHINGToNi G2kt EGiATE INsTI-
:. N. ses csyses. lisis ss.it AZ tA< cfy RsH
Prof NEH BROWN Twesty years cs1 acoted
with the lesdipg schools ans eolex - the country
- eheeyfuii{ Gssrsnfiss The rapid tnDr0yonent ot
hn pups. Letters Introductory sf fks sokool room.
nR. II. PERAeEAy, PRoFEssOR or Mu-
s. yAloys,ss-. ksd. p. ssohef .of - Itsi,sn&x
style Of sitsing- Orders may be 'len Tor 1e ~
present H Metserotrs music store, where his Toe
M..MRs, MecoRAICx,s SCHOOL,
lvIRS. MCCORMICK desires % inform her
enc s ssssSS sSss ssss, % e :hs al =
tenber next .st1'f
:s'.:: s:s "a: is3i'; .sass che
e .4disson = hsy Gay seke,sss =. is s.-sros. Of
reosiying into her fAmiy fsN RuPtls 9 bcsrders,
assa f.on y = y yas.r yke WI - under her I'M
Hes ss53essas7ss iSE tns sssSce6aaeon .ns
- gslssxi:: ie!rs,sd:- ysos. q IN We1SisIte1
ss. ssSosi nss. sssl5 = w hwskssS, Edisos Q
= ss:, :::s ~ Z " "
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

LIB .ss,is.9s. fs.: sh,.ls = psesskk
"a - - ssiss1 . isisssl b - SS] ]vissIs
Z sl,er WhiIe WnIklDx tks O1sus6-s o. hdy had .
p<1g>h >hpenpe<p ~ s1nwi,y ~ sogsfsd tfss -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

& Our goods are ali gotten up according 10 our own
ordef and direction, and We pledge ourselves that
the quality Of every article shall be Represented.
We will fnrpish private residences hotsls entire
g very short notice, and use our best personal ef
forts 70 give entire satisfaction. We continue to
sell eli our goods at the most reduced prices. ac-
cordlng to suslity, pyscticing the motto dat "a
Qrlck penny 10 better than allow shllllnx." 20 =
sH.IoH 80 80 ~, saeGREe0k 3 co,
s. ds7-eo2w s, 4s y No 4sO Axp 52e TIN srRKrr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

eulaf fact IN connec1on With this recent csal oil
discoveries n Pcnasylvania. In many places in
ths Valley of on Creek the Rround .5s covered
With pits, evidently for the purpose cff gathering
Old sss sss-lss ssss sss@s s 3 - : >. - van
n'sHJ nsv poee,s hss zen ihss sdaepd {or the
mshnfscfure - ftelegrsphic csh1es Mschisf ps-
sdlislty consists In the employment % 1plsg1n-
9ls-ssbses, t.ssesd g gum Psrcm, and in braid
bility tostFefsh or tinfsTJt non
MULE sssCx1Ez1s..AiAevsk eeit6SS ke1be on In
Mont2omsu, Ala, !, q fsw dAys sxo-s ploughins
shs spisle. q ss.s 3 sSs ne @ssssi ssss sS Ss -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

slvERDscr AccoaDIxs 70 rHE BIsr On BirAxs
SONS ycars si4ce Blsck Pete, "a colorea CSlifor
niens wss found desd IN slough A dozen d
hfs 6se<hsen convened and held snfnquest On The
body. No svidenee Of the mode Of death, how
he cape theps, q any mark Of vioience WIS fbuud
fhefoilowing verdict wa Anelly rendered: rTha
known - the jury; but from the best Of our be
IIef, II WA by ths hand of God - ~ go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21
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Nj. ,sENoE slE i ). hfrss. wCsM s6ald r..p.o.
S ~. iSss@ & 3Ps ~ sis .Says e
EsEe!SN ERSsk: Essiliisi sssslDlSe' Is
Ssftks Essss lss1 CIosEs. and Head Dresses,
s.sas ::s s:s s sSss: Ss.s
lsdiissass tkrossk post q sstss above Sisss. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

: a(.ENTIBNEN,s DRESSING GOWNS--1
iarEe and ane sssertmspt q ai ctylss and qas<
WALL, sfEPnENS CO. ~ : /,
des .sxssae9 Pa sv,. hst- sA and lstS ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

II, pENTIsrKY. -
NR, HI, u. ahsr ? prseece Ssst q evs ysss
mend the cheoplssne Prposss for inssrtnd -
Artificial teeth 10 has the sdvankagss q
lRPsr .ss ipssfssd fsr Ssk fsrfisl IN Srcvortel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

a yAtUABLE FARM FOR sALE-sisus1sd
&. SssP ssss ssos..ss @s1s: ss
And Little FAlf roads. consisting 81 loR seres In
lAth And IA sTssts. Washington. d. CO. % le-H !
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For LADIES. MisSsEkss, SEs AND calLDRkN

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

ANTRTAnMAHY 0n&kkAL QUANTITIES.
This committee held meeting last night at Mozart
HAl-James @. winet In the chair. Is.
After the organization OF the meeting the Chairman
stated that their separation the Tsmmany orgauza
ton was caused by the repeated eachery Of that body
10 the democratic masses. The anti Tammany platform,
AZ antsgonistic TO the Tammany, contains two prnc-
ples viz: full and Unrestricted recognition OF the
popular element chart Of the party and Reputation of
leaders who assume 70 govern the Tammany
Society. The issues between both committees werc
issues OF principle, and cannot be compromised
until the voters Of the great dcmpcratc party decided
tween them. To make the present organization more
perfect In its details proposed to organize
citation 10 each election district instead Of wards here
tofore and TO allow all democrats to be enrolled who re-
cognse their BY this plan they hope to avoid the
rowdyism and violence which have the pr
mary meetings of the Tammany Com mtee. Resolutions
were adopted making II the duty Of each member
with the ward committee Of his district To- CALI
together, on the third Monday in March, all such
democrats residing in the several Districts for the pur
pose OF forming associations. rhe associations, when
permanently organized SHALL together with the General
Committee form the organization OF the democratic party
in this CITY, and shall be the basis Of all future primary
movements subject only the constitution adopted for their
government draft Of constitution for the district as
sociatons was adopted In ts provisions Il y required
be answered afhrmatively:-
First democrat, you opposed 10 all secret po-
SOCleues, peieVihb tncu W ue
against the true principles Of federal constitution and
contrary the Declaration Of National Independence
whether the said secret society be Tammany Society
Columbian Order any other secret close corporation
that deprive any democrat from taking part in ts To-
Cal organizatonp
Second Arc you opposed 10 the assumptions OF the Sa-
chems Of Tammany Society," who claim to have the power
Of deciding the regular representatives Of the de-
Of this city, and Of denying democrats the right
OF holding public meetings in Tammany Hall because they
not OF their particular clque9
Third AS member Of this association will you sup.
port nominations emanating from the organization Of
which this forms part to exclusion OF those made
by any other political party claiming to be democratic or
not?
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04
THE WEDDING RING.

As much speculation has been indugcd regarding the
return by Mr. Sckles to his wife Of the wedding ring the
following details may possess nterestIt appears that Mr.
Sckles was called upon by the clergyman and informed
that Mrs eickles was In great mental agony and under
extreme physical suffering and that such state OF feel
ing continued long 10 exist would probably end 10
tai alteration or perhaps self destruction. It under
such circumstances that the appeal was made him
restore 70 Mrs Sckles the wedding ring, which he had
taken from her hand on the day Of the tragedy Mr..
Sckles said in response, t under these circumstances
he could not resist the appeal in behalf OF he had
long cherished with such deep affection, and that while
he willing 70 return the emblem Of their former love
and union he returned the ring broken to be
united she had sunered the bonds typfed too ec-
tusy ever to be repaired and while he harbored feel
ngs Of resentment he was unalteraby determined
to see her more.