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gage and two passenger ears. The scene /
was a most horrible one, terrible storm
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ty i Co, ia this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having claims n
gainst the firm, will please present the
same for payment to G. DOUGHTY, at the
Hardware Store OF @. J, Fox. All per-
sons indebted to the hrm, will make pay
ment to G. Doughty, at the above place,
csipt for the same.
6. DOUGHTY.
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-21
OLIO OF ODDITIES.
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH

Dr.. Chcece,'S Remarkable Letter.-The re
markable letter from the Rev DR.. Cheever,
of New York, soliciting aid of the Britt sh
Abolitionists to help him to carry on
the war against slavery from the pulpit, is
awakening the attention that it deserves,
both for its uncharitable and anti Christian
temper, and the SANDERS it contains against
every other Christian denomination. His
own church even is indignant, and the trus-
tees held a meeting on Monday, when reso
lutions were adopted condemning the ap-
peal for funds MAIDS TO the people Of Eng
land by Dr.. Cheever and NJ ISIS tombstone,
and disowning all responsibility lol the acts
of Miss Johnstone as authorized by the soci-
ETY. or its trustees.
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THE DAY BOOK .

A Policeman and q STICK Of Phosphorus-
The New Orleans Delta gives the following
account of curious accident occurring to
policeman, through ignorance of the proper
ties OF phosphorus
j. Il. Smith, the night Waterman on upper
Dauphine street, Second District, {who, by
the-bv, has always proved himself very el-
ficient olicer,) in taking his usual rounds
on Friday night last, discovered something
shining quite brilliantly under the door-sill
of the grocery store of Mr.. Eekert, corner OF
Dauphine and Bienville streets. He stopped
nd,pacingthisclub, underline sill raked out
piece of what he at first supposed to be
piece of sugar which some one had been
rubbing luciter matches over, and supposed
tine dampness had been caused by Its contact
with the earth under the sill. He examined
it a few moments only, and seeing it made
brilliant mark when rubbed against the
bricks, placed it in his vest pocket, intend
ing to ask somt one in the morning what it
was.
This was some time in the fore part of the
night, and he continued his beat and thought
nothing more of it, until about o'clock,
when suddenly he found himself enveloped
in light fame. The first thing be did was
to rush to gutter and lay down in it,
which quenched the flames as lone as he
staid there, but as soon as he attempted to
get out, they burst out again with renewed
vigor. Smith then commenced to diveSt
himself of his clothes, but in getting OFF his
coat and vest his hands and arms were terri
bly, burned. AS soon as he removed the vest,
which was almost entirely burnt up, the
flames subsidized, and he put them out. Sin
gular to say, though Smiths hands were so
badly burned, be went to the police station,
and in giving an account OF his singular
misfortune, did not think at the time of the
luminous stick which he had placed in his
on him about being asleep ON his beat
Upon going home to get his wounds dress
ed, he first thought OF the phosphorus.
This is doubtless one OF the most curious ac-
cidents we have ever reported.
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WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. %, 1859
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.

Ne~ Orange Trode.-Siuce the discovery
of gold in California, a large trade in Or
ange has sprung up between that country
aud the Soci ETY. Islands. About five million
oranges are annually exported, for which
about 81. per thousand is paid, delivered
on board ship. The fruit grows luxurian tly
in every direction. The natives formerly
made an Intoxicating liquor, called or ange
rum, from 1.-THE orange season common
ces in February and ends in September, dur
ing which time the trees may be seen at once
in the various stages of blossoIhing green and
half elbow and ripe fruit.
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MR.. BENEDICT JONES,
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.

Sale Of an Old Estate. The Alexandria
correspondent of the Washington Star, says:
"Gunston Hall, the former residence of the
celebrated George Mason, was sold recently
to Mr.. Merrill, of Pennsylvania, for $l4. SO
per acre. This fine estate is in Fairfax
county, on the Potomac,a few miles below
Mount Vernon, and contains 1000 acres OF
superior land. MIR. Merrill has since re-sold
$50 acres of it, without improvements, for
$50 per acre, to three New Jersey friends.
The mansionhouse is venerable structure,
of the time of George H., built of English
brick aud Portland stone, in the prevailing
style OF that day."
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MR.. BELMONT
AT OXFORD HALL. PORTSMOUTH.

Fire an the Mount0ins.- very extensive
fire is prevailing in the mountains in Fayet
tie county, Va. letter from Gauley's
Mount, in that county, says the people there
are almost saffocated by the smoke of the
burning woods.
No f1ght.-The report of major Van
Dorn's fight with Texas Indians on the Con-
cho, turns out untrue The Major was in
San Antonio on the 4th instant. The H.
dams have again been committing depreda-
lions on the Frio, and on the 2Sth ultim o
murdered Mr.. John Davenport in Uvalde
county.
Death Of q Missionary IN Mdao.--The
Rev. j. Il. Downey died at lucknow, India.
Sept. 10th, after sickness of six days. He
was one of five missionaries sent out last
spring by the Missionary Society of the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church.
Fatal Aocident.-.A portion of the ruins
of the elevator burnt in Buffalo last week,
fell on Tuesday afternoon, buryiag ten or
twelve lahorors who were engaged in remov-
ing the damaged grain. Two dead bodies
have been taken out, land three or four OF the
injured.
The foundation of new fort on Hog Is
land Lodge, Portland harbor, has Just been
pSSSS
a long and tedious one. The cost of the
fort is estimated at $46 900, and it is to be
fitted to mount 93 guns.
There is a railroad down south which runs
one train day, drawn by a locomotive of
about coffee pot power. The conductor,
should like drink of water" he immediate
ly jumps oH,blocks the train with stick land
attends to the lady's wants.
A FEAT OF WALKING.-Jackson the 'Ameri-
can Deer" commenced at York, Pa, ON
Tuesday, the feat OF walking lis hours with
out rest or sleep.
A MORAL CRY. -There was twenty five
gambling house in one little circuit OF the
business portion of Chicago, Illinoios.
William Hatfield, known as the ''Chiet
Mourner," in New York, has been arrested
on charge OF picking the pocket Of lady
at funeral, on Tuesday.
AN UGLY CUsToNER.- On Saturday last,
young gentlemen at the Central Railroad de-
pot, Savannah, tuok up an ice pitcher to
take drine OF water, when snake dar ted
out and coiled itself around his arm, Oh ting
him considerably, but intiicting no wound, las
he was quickly shaken off.
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MlRTH ,MARVELS AND MIRA CLES,
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.

A Singular Deuice. While some cxcava;
tions were being made in the western part of
the city, on yesterday, a key of powder was
found at the bottom OF an old lightning rod.
1t was in a state OF good preservation, til Ough
portions OF it were caked and evidently use
less. 1t had been placed there, no doubt by
some malicious fool who desired to blow up
the building that stood there, by lightning,
and crafty secret revenge that he was
villain enough to cherish but not bold enough
to consummate with his own hand Peters
durg Ecpress.
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TICKETS ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.

An original play was brought out at Wor
cester on Monday evening, and with success,
the hero of which is Ossawatomie Brown,
and the materials of which are made up from
scenes in his life at the West, concluding
with those at Harper's Ferry.
Peter Atkinson, married man, FACED 80
wears, committed suicide on Tuesday night,
by cutting his throat with razor, at his
residence, No, 32l south Eighteenth street,
Philadelphia.
There is now in operation in the United
States one mile of railway to every 1000
inhabitants; in England, one to every $500
and in the whole of Great Britain, one to
every 5000 inhabitants.
Jacob Miller was killed in Rockingham
CO.. Va, on the 10th inst, while deer hunt
ing, by the accidental explosion OF his com
panion's gun.
A Cincinnati paper estimates that between
So, O0O, 900 and So, 000, 900 are invested in that
CITY ia the business of manufacturing car
riages.
A Mr.. Stringer has been sentenced to two
and a half months Imprisonment Tor dis
turbing religious meeting at Wa&ula,
Fla, by smoking.
The miners in the Branch Coal Mines at
Alton, Illinois, are on a strike. They have
received 319 cents per bushel and now ASK \
cents
The London journals report that the an
nual demand for penny postage stamps in
Great Britain is little short Of 50,000,0OO
Forty-eight Indian squaws were recently
arrested in house Of ill-fame in Montreal.
The decrease in the New York canal tolls
the present year from 1858, thus r,is SAIL, )
33S 90.
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MISS ADELAIDE RAYMOND,
AT OXFORD HALL. PORTSMOUTH.

Old Brown and his Sons Knife. The
N. Y. correspondent of the Daily Progress
says AT Barnum's they are exhibiting
for curiosities, the life size statue of John
Brown, Of Harper's Ferry notoriety, and a
knife taken from his son, but strange to say
he looks like the rest of men, and the knife
is nothing but an old pearled handled pocket
knife.
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Colorcd Peoples Churches in Philadelphia.
There are in Philadelphia nineteen churches
of colored people ten of which are Metho-
dist, and valued at Sl40,454; four are Bap-
tst and valued at S22, 900; three are Pres
byterian, and valued at $4,000; and two
Episcopal, valued at $40, 900. Total valua-
ton, 1921, 4S4.
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BETSY BRIGHT, from Somersets hire
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.

Al Item for the Drm.&ard.--A mans
pride if he had no other motive, ought to
keep him.trom getting'drunk. The treatment
which he is liable to receive while he is in
tais state, ought to deter him from it. Eve
ny blockhead can laugh at him, every scow-
ardly Cali can abuse him, and every design
ing villain can impose upon and rob him.
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BE SURE AND GO TO
OXFORD HALL PORTSMOUTH.

Hoy Shipment. -During the past week
about $500 head of hogs have been shipped
from Bristol, Tenn, eastward over the Vir
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, and from 5000
to $4,000 head are now there ready for ship
ment.
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A New Era for Virginia

JOB PRINTING
BY CALORIC OR HOEAIR!
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
DAILY DAY BOOK
Is now the most complete establishment at the
South, using one of
ERiCSSONiS CALORIC ENGINES
To Drive Two of the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WORLD,
With the most approved
PAPER, CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
Together with all of the latest and most
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.
JOB TYP Pc,
And the largest assortment of
Bill, letter, Note and Plain Paper, fancy
Cards, Card Boards, dc.
Either of our Job Presses will print from 800
to 1900 sheets per hour, and make a uniform
and beautiful impression. a thousand Cards or
a thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and de.
liyered in from one to tive hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in all cases the
prices shall be satisfactory.
WE PRINT
Business and Professional Cards at AZ 90
Sc 90 per misunderstanding to size and
quality.
WE PRINT
Hand-Bfils at s. 90 to $40 90 thousand
according to size &C.
WE PRINT
Bill.Heals, Labels,
Circulars, Bills of Lading
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks, Pamphlets.
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
In lifting up a first class Job Office so that our
people might have their printing Ill done here
at their own doors, and all we ask is trial and
we will guarantee satisfaction to character
OF work and prices.
We keep three or four good workmen i'll our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
Cards, Bronzes, Sc., &C.. will enable us to get
up anything that the man Of business can pos
sibly want, Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. nol7
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LOOK AT THE OPINIONS OF THE
PRESS.

At Genoa, recently,a young man, his new
ly married wife, and mother-in-law, had
served to them in a cafe what was supposed
to be sparkling lemonade. The three drank
of it, and in lew minutes all died. 1t was
found that the waiter had brought them a
bottle of laurel water, small quantity of
which is generally put in the beverage allu-
ded. The cotfee-house keeper and waiter
have been arrested.
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Business Cards.
WALTERS

w Ma TIOWAL HOTEL,
CORNER MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS
Norfolk, Va.
rENHE Proprietor returns his sincere sa==,
Il thanks to his friends and the travel iia
ling public for their liberal patronage E,iid
extended to this well known establishment for
the past four years, land respectfully soicts con
tinuance of the same, assuring them that moth.
ing shall be left undone to make them comtor
table while sojourning at the National. Polite
and attentive Servants, comfortable rooms, the
table supplied with the best the Markets afford
superior Wines and Liquors are the induce
ments to stop at this Hotel.
VIM. l.. WALTERS
N. B.-The Stages for Elizabeth City, Wood
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton N. c. leave this
Hotel daily. oc ls-3m
Z 4
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LUTHER WALKER

r Z Il 5 T q X 2 X 4 " u 5 L A b
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that having located i'll Norfolk for n.
purpose of prosecuting the above mentiorsh
business, l am prepared to execute i'll the best
style and shortest time, all work that may bs
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster. Orna
mentS of the latest style, and at the lowest
prices.
DC Particular attention paid to repalr,n
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No IL, n. Cumberland street.
2-=Iir
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spORTsMENS' HOME.

I ID. FREEMAN, Importer and Mahuiar-
j rurer of Guns, Rifles, sssss.sg..E
s r1saS.s description Sa sa Tsp = sport -
ing Goods, comprising
large variety of double and
single Shot Belts, English and American
der, Colts and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps An"
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &C.
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Pars
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street,
sen 20-lV
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
\ Union STREET NORFOLK VA
Il yNO. sNIITIi, Jr., Proprietor.


sa yNo. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.
vIIHE Proprietor, in re.opening this Hotel
L respectfully announces to the public, that
the entire establis hment from top to bottom,
including the Yard, Kitchen &c, mas been
thoroughly renovated, with large additions OF
new and fashionable Furniture. Its location is
too we'll and favourably known to need com
ment, and it will be the untiring aim OF the
Proprietor, whose personal attention Will al
ways be exercised, TO make tin 6eu. isar ana
Fable inferior to nc Hotel in this section OF the
Country; certainl not i'll order, cleanliness
unexcept enable are, and prompt and polite
attention, which i'll the opinion OF all sensio4e
travellers, are the important coDcon ltanta OF
really coed Hotel. 1855.
Confident from the experience ol Twelve or
fifteen years, in some OF the nist Hotels North
and South of his ability to keep good house,
and still more confident of his determlnation
to do So he respectfully soliclts Ladies ana
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to gave the MER'
CHANTS HOTEL, under lis new regime, a SINGLE
TRIAL. LAY ~
IHOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AL
4 NS.-HARTSHORNE' GREAT
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
lIioney and Bladder Complaints, ms ton
centraied Compound Extract OF Buchu IS the
best remedy in the world ior all diseases OF
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhoea or whites, Urinary
complaints, Distinctions and all diseases and
weakness of the sexual organs, whetnef OF
constitutional origin, or FROM any other cause
OF long or short duraECn.
1t is prepared by a Chemist, containing no
mercury. and is pronounced by medical men
10 be not only the best but the cheapest, buchu
COMPOUND i'll the world. Persons VINO nave
suffered for years and could scarcely WalR'
have been cured by using one or Two nottle6
Hzr Large bottles. 81; small bottles ~ cents,
sold by Druggists Norfolk, Portsmouth ana
+1amnfon. Sc l3-tt
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FALL DRY GOODS.

CARPETS OIL c l. 0 Il II S N C
n WOULD respectfully invite attention to
4 my desirable assortment of CARPETS,
DRUGGETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS, com.
prising q variety OF styles which cannot tail to
1lease at fair prices.
i0y- CLOTHS-I have also recently. received
a fof of Cloths suitable for Ladies and Boy 8
1.ioaks. which iii be sold at very reduced
nFicss CHAS. T. Go2SUCH,
mas No. q, Market Square.
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TWO HOURS In FAIRY LAND,
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH,

A MONSTER CHILD.--There is singularly
formed celored child, twelve months of age,
of Chastain Cooke, ESQ.,, in Chesterfield,
thought to be the result of the impression
made upon the mother by looking on the oper-
alton of slaughtering hogs, and frightened
from treading upon snake. The child's head
is similar to that OF a pig, and its habits are
sometimes like that of snake The phcno-
menou has been remarked by many per sons
and is an object Of general wonder
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Business Cards.

QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital and surplus 1851 ,166.
LNUR Insurance against loss or damage, by
Il Fire, the Perils OF the Sea, Inland Navi-
CATION or Transportation, Apply at No. 40.
Park street to
oc ]9.3m B MCLEAN.
VIM. A. GRAV YES,
5HlPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY,
STEAM SA w MILL AND TIMBER
MANUFACT OEY,
No. Sc, Wide Water Street. Nor
folk. Va.
EFT N. B. BUILDING MA TERlALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
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WarTenton Nv. g. hoces.---'rhe races at
Warrennton n. G., last week, were well at
tended. On Thursday Don Juan beat One
Eye-Jee and Gold Leaf in the two mile race,
and on Friday Tar River beat John l.. in the
three mile race
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SAM TWIG, from "Lunnun," with is h ac-
cent,
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH,

and barefooted," were arrested ia Shenan-
doah county, Va, last week, suspected Of
being "insurgents," but were afterwards
discharged. Another was arrested in Rock
ingham county, Va, and is still in Jail there.
JESSIE RAMSAY, THE "SCOTCH LAS.
SlE,'
AT OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.