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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DAY BOOK
washington, ID, G., Jan. 18th.

WAsHINGroN, DC, Jan. 18th.
To the Editor Of the Day ,oh-
The weather here for the last wesk has
been as varied and capricious as the conflict
National Hall of Representatives, in fact, at
present we enjoy 4 regular mud carnival
many OF the streets not being paved, lock
very much like a maa ,ashi)aably dressed
with dirty pair OF boots, the palatial and
stately residences on either side forming the
contrast.
Miss Martha Hainas Butts "Leisure No.
ments" has created quite sensat ton, and |
understand her publsh.f has already sold
over three thousand copies to the trade. -.
The energy, perseverance, and determination
of character OF this talented young lady is
indeed commendable, and worthy Of emula-
ton by those who endeavor to detract from
her ability as d literary aspirant, sue h shall
low pated enthusiasts are more animated
with low-bred envy than a liberal and un-
biased discrimination. The poet has truly
depicted envy as ravenous WOLF draw ing
between his caakered teeth a venemous toad
with the poison running about his jaw. 1t is
VIGOROUSLY true, that there is a class OF gossip
mongrels, envious OF everything not suited
to their own dispicabe aud deceased imagi-
nations; they hate all good works and viz
tuous deeds, merely because their own pecu-
Eor rolf ,rtt
their eyes are continually fixed upon an
others prosperity and filled with te ars OF
vexation at the prospect and success
of modest and ndomnitab persever.
ance, many sacrifice themselves with
silly comment, and show conclusively the
very imperfec lions, they most deride 10 9th
ers.
Norfolk has a gooeiy share OF the above
described individuals. We predict for Miss
Butt brilliant future, and high position
upon the ladder OF fame. She cannot be
detracted from her course by the vain empty
words of conceited cyclists. Her future is
too bright to look back, or give attention to
dark malice and envy. l am one OF those
isolated individuals who never looked upon
the account of birth as the sign of merit.
believe,
"Honer and fame from no condition rise,
Act well your part, and there the honor les
But truce to this philosophy, and to the
ideal. The hop season is regularly ioaugu-
rated, and receptions are also in fashion,
Miss Lane, the estimable niece of the worthy
President, receives her lady friends at the
White House on Tuesday evenings, from
to II o'clock, and on Saturday, from IL to
o'clock, P. NJ. The President also receives
company at the same time. The different
Cabinet officers have their receptions alter
nately throughout the week; and lastly, I
have very warm receptions when am de-
tailed at nights, and keep Mrs. Philosopher
up. Yours,
PHILOSOPHER.
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Serious Accident IN a Railroad Tunnel
Seuernl Persons hiured.-OH Wednesday
morning serions accident occurred in the
Yorkville tunnel, on the Harlem and New
haven Railroad. 1t appears that the early
train from White Plains and the Stamford
train, bound to New York, are generally
crowded with merchants doisg business in
the city, but living out of town. They fol-
low close together, but unfortunately the
White Plains train suddenly stopped in the
tsnnel on Wednesday morning, when the
other, owing to the darkness,ra ran into it, The
Post says:
The collision was as sudden as it was unex-
peeted. An immediate panic followed. Male
passengers darted wildly tor the doors and
windows. The ladies screamed. The dark
ness of the tunnel, from the dense smoke fl
ling it, intensified the excitement and con-
sternatiou. A variety of conjectures follow
ed the collision. The leading belief was that
a terrible accident had occurred and that
many had been killed. As quickly as posi-
BILE the extent of the damage was ascertained.
The two trains were got out of the tunnel
into daylight. The foremost and fortunate
discovery was that no one had been killed.
Over fifty were found to be bruised, however,
the injuries of some being serious. Those
njured received their bruises mainly by be-
ing thrown violently from their seats, and in
the rough and tumble scramble to get out of
the cars.
Mr. William Palmer, of White Plains, was
picked up insensible. He soon rallied under
proper treatment, and was sent to his home
on the return train. His injuries are mainly
internal. Mrs. Elijah Bradford, also of
White Plains, had three of her ribs broken
and was otherwise injured. The collision
threw her from her seat into the middle aisle
when several stepped upon her. Mr.. James,
Fox, of the Manhattan Gas Work, was also
thrown into the isle and narrowly escaped
the fate of Mrs. Bradford. The engine of
the New Haven train was disabled by the &C
cident. Only the platform of the rear car of
the Harlem was demolished,
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DEATH OF WITCH.--A woman named
Margaret Friday, died in Franklin county,
Pa, on the Sd inst, in the Goth year of her
age. correspondent OF the Chambersburg
Transcript says:
Mrs. Friday enjoyed for many years the
honor and reputation of being u Witch-in
very high standing in that ancient order
She was consulted often in difficult cases by
the younger sisters; and very much to the
annoyance of our "W itch Doctors" who
found her potent spells exceedingly hard to
overcome. Her last broomstick ride has
been taken; her last incarnation said, and
she now sleeps peacefully, we trust, in the
beautiful Grave Yard in Scotland. II is
not yet known upon whom her mantle has
fallen.
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vi A Rim Il " f. w S.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.
MONDAY, Jan. %.

MONDAY, Jan. %.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, from New
York, with mdze. and passengers to j. M.
Smith IL Bro.
Schr May Flower, Churchill, from Mas
sachusetts.
Schr & + Stone, Fernandez, eight DAYS
from Havana, with fruit to Ii. Fitzgerald
Schr Daniel Smith, from New Haven,
mdze. to ter.
Schr Francis Hatch, Parker, from Boston,
to master.
Schr Phoebe S Williams, johnson, from
Philadelphia, coal to Gas Co
Schr Florida, Swift, from Florida, lumber
for Navy Yard.
CLEARED.
Schr Maggie Bell, Gilkey,!or Providence.
Schr Matilda, Churchill, for Boston.
Schr Otter Rock, Cox, for Providence.
Schr joint Perkins, Coombs, for N. Y.
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PHILOSOPHER.
Il Wicked Little Woman soiM Greer Specs

Il Wicked Little Woman qeiM Greer Specs.
One Rev. Mr.. A. s. Finch publishes a
card, in which he says that while attending
the Brockport camp meeting,a woman, small
in stature, wearing specs, and progressing in
appearance, appeared, pursued him in car
riage, told him of her esteem and how much
she was worth, and induced him to marry
her. He consented, the knot was tied, and
she having accomplished his ruin, forsook
him, probably to fnd another victim, Mr..
Finch says she served tive men in the same
way before; one in Canada and the other in
Wisconsin; the latter in destitute condi
ton. He gives warning that she may not
intlict similar outrages again.
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The Reported Resignation of the
Postmaster General

report has prevailed in Washington for
several days past, that Postmaster General
Holt contemplated resigning his position. -
This originated in an understood difference
between him and the other members Of the
Cabinet respecting an Interpretation of the
service. But it was understood Friday night
that the conflicting views have been recon
ciled
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From eneZueIa.

Advices from Venezuela, dated at Lagu
agra on the oath uit., state that 10 the prov
inces OF Caracas and Cuvialobu there re-
NAMED some parties who had committed
various assassinations and set several houses
on FIRE. All the valleys of Burlivento were
in state of paci6cation. The elections
continued in all the provinces, and it was
thought the new Congress would be installed
in ebruary or March.
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Post Office Troubles.--The Washington

Post Office Troubles.The Washington
Constitution says:
In the Post Office Department troubles seem
to thicken. A number of letters we're re-
ceived yesterday morning from mail contrac-
tors in different parts of the Union, declar-
ing their intention to break off the lines, if
no appropriation is made by the LIST of
March.
Great complaints are made because the
money due the United States by the postmas-
tiers upon these mail routes, and which they,
in many cases, would be glad TO get rid OF,
cannot be levied up by the contractors. -
They should understand that the moneys re-
ceived by. these postmasters are virtually in
the Treasury of the United States, and can
not be applied to any use unless appropriated
by Congress.
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From Havana.

A Havana correspondent, writing on
the 18th inst, states that there was good
deal of bad feeling existing in official cir
cles relative to the conclusion of the Nc
Lane-Ocampo treaty in Mexico. The
United States steamer Mohawk left Ha-
yana for cruize on the 14th inst. Silas
Daley, an American, had been stabbed
and robbed in the streets Of Havana.
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L A EST NEW
Further Foreign News by the
Circassian,


The steamship Africa sailed on thu 7.h
from Liverpool ior New York direct. with
Fifty passengers. "''A
Nothing had TRANSFERRED relative to the
Congress, and it was still uncertain whethe,
it would assemble. "--''".'
1t was rumored that the visit. of Lord Cow.
ley, the British Ambassador at the French
Court, to London, had reference to the act.
tlement OF the Italian question without tb,.
assembling OF European Congress.
1t Is currently stated that at the recep
tons on Sunday last the Pope's Nuncio
drew the Russian Ambassador aside and said
to him, 81 am afraid, excellenev. shat
henceforth the Catholic church must rely
upon schismatic Russia" 1t was remarked
that there were usually few priests at the
ievee, but, on the other hand, the unusually
large number of twenty-seven Protestant
ministers attended.
The retirement or dismissal of Count Wa.
leWski from the French Ministry of Foreign
Analrs attracted mere attention than any
thing else, in political way, in Europe.
Inc English journals eonstrue it as eyi.
denee that Napoleon intends 10 espouse the
Italian cause.
M. de Touvenal would quit Constantine
pie forthwith, to assume the Foreign Minis.
try.
Marshal Mcmahon had succeeded Marshal
valiant as commander of the French armo
OF occupation in Italy.
The Paris Bourse continued depressed :.
The rentes closed on the 9Th at slf. soc.
Inc Sandman government had protested
against the enlistment of Germans BY the
Papal government, and threatens To- SAND
troops into the legations.
inc russian peace army is to be increas.
ed to $4,000 men.
1t is confirmed that "Bucki" Pacha had
succeeded kaboisli Pacha as Grand Vizier
of Turkey.
The mails from Bombay of December IL,
ana Melbourne of November II had arrived
There had been changes in the misistry both
IN victoria and New South Wales. The
Melpourne markets were depressed. Mr..
pended for 100000.
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N office.

ai Communications, &C., intended for in.
ssrtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN K. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor il order to ensure
attsntioR.
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We are indebted to Purser Smith of the
jamestown, for New York papers ofSat-
urday, in advance Of the mail. To Mr..
Peter Henneberry, a passenger in the
jamestown, We are indebted for similar
tavors.
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THE STEAMER GEoR G1ANNA.-We learn
learn that the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company have purchased the new side
wheel Steamer, Georgianna, which will
be placed on the line Immediately.
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Dss- By the bark Venus, Capt. Akin
son, arrived at New York from Curacao,
we learn that the yellow fever was pre-
vailing among the troops at that place.
The Venus lost one man by the disease,
and left in the hospital there three others
sick
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The BALL To-NIGHT.-The lovers of
dancing must bear in mind that the Grand
Dress German Ball will come off tonight
at Johnson's Assembly Rooms. All those
who wish to spend pleasant night we
advise to represent.
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gg- The Post Office Department have
been notified by Mr.. Morgan, contractor
for carrying the mails between New Or
leans and Vera Cruz, that he has withdrawn
the steamer Tennessee, and cannot carry
the mails any longer for the hostages. The
service will, therefore have to be performed
by sailing vessels.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, January 2l.-Flour-ls hva
w. Sales of 1000 bbs. State SIS. lOa5 Is;
Ohio S5.70a5.75; Southern. S.. 50a5. 70
Wheat is dull and nominally lower.
Corn is heavy; sales of 5000 bushels; ne W
yellow at 80 cent?.
f9rk-The market is buoy at; Mess SlG.
So; Prime ll.l2I.
Lard-The market is steady.
Whiskey-The market is dull at % cts.
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nrs. WinsiOvv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by soitening the gums. re.
ducing all inAammatioE.-will aliay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. mvlS lv
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UTICA, Y. Y, Jan. 2lst.-Dr. GRAY, Sun.
erintendent of the State Asylum, declares
that the Hon. Clark b. Cochrane is NOT In
the least insane. Overtasked by profession
al and Congressional duties, he..became pro
strated in mind, SO that it was feared he
might become insane, and he was brought
here precautionary measure
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COTTON BY NeRFoLK AND PETERSBURG
RAnRoAp.--O hundred bales Of cotton
arrived here from Petersburg yesterday,
over the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
road.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCoyEt

n enANO VEhGlNAA OASCOsEk u 49,
n Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared a hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place SO bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth, So convinced is Mi
EZEKIEL of the efficacy OF his discovery that
he has named it 'sThe EMfaliible Virginia
Hair Restorer.' Mr. f. is about going into
an extensive manufacture Of article which
is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends From Richmond Enquirer,
Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article now be had of the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire fine head ofhair, have only to use the
Irestorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts OF its eff
cacy, can have them removed in short time
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORRR
INFALLIBLE, proving thai it IS all that 1t is
claimed to be-
Wholesale depot Tor orders 50 Main sh eet.
X. EZEKIEL.
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NEW YORK, Jan 2lst.-The STEAMER New
York sailed hence at noon for Southar III pton
with 100 passengers and $4,000 in spesie,
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RICHMOND, NOV. 1859
I. N. EZEKIEL, take attn on the Holy Bi.
Bile, that have been bald for the past u years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKTEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR kESTORER
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. Jos. MAYO,
Mayor o Richmond.
Wake l. CO.,
jan l2-Iy Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
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'E'EAxhEs

ihe Day BOOK VIII be served to subscribers
ths |~"'9 yer Yves payable to the Carrier
"hon asnt Gy losil It Nrl, be 81 per year, b.
ior as mouths and $l ior three months, paya
lie III advance
HF- Circulation greater than she Dsilses
at both Cities combined. 80
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Mess Mackerel at RetaiI

Mess MackereI at Retail.
/ HAVE at retail some choice Mess Mack
Il erel. Call and buy some. For sale by the
barrel or retail.
ia l6 JAS + JONES.
ID UCkWHEAT--BUC E6WHEAT--lUO
ID bags Buckwheat for sale by
Ia 10 JAS f. JONES.
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u ' En- W AXE IT
SILVER WARE!!

NIIV ETN w -ANE IT
SILVER WARE!!
SILVER WARE ! /!
ECElVED this morning a large invoice
Al of Silver Spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, and
variety of fancy pieces of Silver, suitable
Tor bridal and birth day presents, which will
be sold low on accommodating terms.
nj FREEMAN,
jan IA Cor of Main and Talbot streets.
A \ IL ES' Cherry Pecteral, Hartshorn's
"A Pectoral Syrup of W lid Cherry, full sup.
ply on hand and for sale by
ia14 wv WEBB
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Notice of DissOIutfOn.

- 1NVI1CO UI DISSUTUIIUN.
VNHE firm of A MOCK & co, was dissolved
= on the gath ultimo, by the death of A
Mock M Ryan, the surviving partner having
bought out the interest of said Mock, de-
ceased, in the concern, All persons indebted
to the firm viii please come Tor ward and set
tie. and all persons having claims against them
will present them for payment to
ia 10 M J RYAN:
III l. A copy w
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PAPERS
At the Depot, No. 81 Main Street,
FOR THIS WEEK, VIZ:
Le8lie's Illustrated Paper,
HaIper's Weekly. N Y Ledger,
Banner of Light, Home Journal,
Budget of Fun, (Leslie's)
Dollar Newspaper,
American Union,
Evening Post,
Waverly Magazine,
Weekly Novelette,,
Y Mercury,
Flag of Our Union,
Welcome Guest
United States Police Gazette
National Police Gazette,
New York Waverly
True Flag &c, &C, all selling at Fou r cents
each, Nick Max, Leslie's Illustrated Monthly
and Harper's Magazine for February, have an
come to hand. J r. HATHAWAY.
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MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY %.
ASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.

IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK
, square day.,.SO 50 do weeks; IS
do 1week. rs do 3months 10 90
II advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first.
per square. -.............37h
Marriages and Deaths to be published as newsE
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C, will be
charged as other advertiser snts, and payment
required in advance.
All transient advertisements to be paid IN ad-
vance
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FOR RENT

4 ND possession given Immediately Tb.
"A House on New Castle street, al oresent
occupied by ihe Norfolk and Petersburg Aali
road Company. N>N'
=, apply az the office of the Company for fu
Their particulars. 'o' ~"
jy 19-tf Ht'
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RI = The alarming increase of the DIS
liz ease of the Stomach, within the past
few years, has awakened 10 ordinary attention
in the medical world, but with little effect in
edge their inability to remove the disorders,
and were itnot that others bestow attention to
the suffering, but little hope of relief would
they find. Among these beneiact0r5 is DIR.
HOSTETTER, the proprietor of Hostetter's
Bitters, for all diseases of tine Stomach. This
preparation has no equal for giving tone to the
stomach and vigor 60 the system. It acts di-
rectly on the Stomach and carries off the N or.
bid matter there deposited, both speedily and
well said, that no preparation extant is as plea
ant in its flavor, and effect tive in its aid and
cure rs this great remedy for D:sryhoea and
similar diseases of the Stomach.
For sale by BURRUSS g. BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF hrandies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everYWhere
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BOYS SHOES MADE TO ORDER.

r WOULD say to those who have so fire.
L. quently called on me for Boys Shoes, that
am now prepared to make them to order, and
viii be pleased to have calls from all who de-
sire to have good substantial Shoes made for
their Boys. My prices shall be as moderate as
possible, and work warranted
G A DAVIS,
IA Church street,
JAZZ Few doors above Main
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THE OK EEENATED BITTERS, are re.
commended by Physicians in their practice. -
distinguished clergyman, who had taken six
bottles, by direction of his Physician, writes
us that they have cured him of Dyspepsia, OF
twenty-five years standing. Try this rene dy.
Dyspeptics
For sale by NJ. A. & C. A SANTOS and
WALKE + Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
folk. j. Is. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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Winter Arrangement.

w HUT AEEHHS eMtnL.
The New York and Virginia
4 sssS.ssS.gs> Steamship Company's Steam
<4A;A yESg2AE ships YORKTOWN AND
egcxz sSlESaEzb A M EST0WN, will leave
NORFOLK ana Portsmouth tor New York, every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at u O'Clock.
The yorktown leaves Norfolk every Wednes-
DAY at IL O'Clock, and the Jamestown leaves
Poltsmouth every Saturday at II o'cock.
Passage TO New York, State Room and Meals
included So,
Steerage passage, 81.
For further information, apply to
no 70 nj SMITH & BRO, Agents.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN CARPETS.
H& subscriber having determined to close
4 out all his fine grades of Carpeting, offers
large assortment at very low prices, particu-
larly the fine qualities. He will sell at deci-
dedly lower prices than the same goods can be
bought for CHAS T GOASUCH,
ia II No Market Square
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(Herald and Argus COW. ,

oIwEK' Cheese nd Lard for sale by
any size packages required, at low iigures
good Glades Butter, No Lard, Eng IA am,
Eastern Cheese at wht lese lie and retail
ia lc No Z Campbell's wharf
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) F~#EW E0Mk. 70
SOl& Sy y aEEsAkAN b CO., Caaneli 81
April I o = "a ,
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