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Ncrmttfcbtc MnsetQcn.
Ginnrr'a MGhmnfrhinc.

8te S6neiper bef9er StaSt, ipme ale periOnen. weI@e etne
quite 81 dBma d inc gu BADEN wHnitsn, iOatean it4 erin1ern,
rseno cine ancere, uno 10 aud ~twetmdI 10 pteI @elb
nbrtn9t.. 0isies madt nniere gtaiStnsn gu ben btll59-
IN beiioer @tobt in Spcration an G6den, 2Sefen unb 6oIsn uno
ba6en lire @tSner p6er bic bamit a1beter in ben etanD 9eist, i8
nrebr @elb III erIparen, o8 tbuen bttIeS ant onberem 9Se9e mb9-
lid III. NGe, melte cine Ger b e ten Ndbma 6tnen, Die
M @ebraud6 fms, baben m66ten, fouten in unierer Office:
No. 1859 BaltimpreItraBe
%Uprfpredcn, no @sbruudS Qmwstiun9en IN beutlber, eu9Iti8sr,
~raus6fiter unt ipautiter Sprote gu baben ltb nno no mir Sc
u te1eine Wtoibtne tauft, aaf b%erielben orbeiten Ierneu.
e@tdt mad einem @rennpIar Don Singers Gdbmai9ine1= Sci.
ana. aue IaI6tuen perpeu Elm sau3e8 Sabr mad tbrem Nntaui
opn un5 in ppuer Orbnun9 unb &eparatton sebalten.
(Sb2S,iO QS. e. Brpbert6, N9ent
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Gtienbnbnet &c.
ESa 60 E#HHM==Zs:593EEH &C. zzS
ZrEF
Wtdtig fit @tnpanberer urb Sci lenbe.
Gripar1tiB DOu j3eit, GelO nrO G%utfermnng
hurG bt
Baltimore nt6 CbtpzG iicnbabn
na9 alien Sbeilen be8 WeIteu8
I6er
Rorfer8bur9 nne Wtartetta, pber 8enmpcO,

RNIINtUUltH HlH WFNlENlINI UUNL ON4I|UUUpI
@beelin9 uub Columbus.
Dte Baltimore. unb ObOsG 81 .nbabn btstet benz %rttfenben Gub.
litun bic st6eten gOrt9etle tn @esu9 anf Stltgtett, Sequenlt&:
feit, Stherbeit, Ylnflt6fett rn6 S6Snbtit Der @ enerien, 70 Bag
tie pOn tetner onOern 8atn IN btefen Qaute dbertrCfen rtrO.
Defe 8abn rom atldnttiGen Wteer %dusgebenS. 1T bic dltefe aus
sebetnte1e 2inte, %aletfsettt9 a6er aud BITE turtefe unb ihneIfe
InO baber Die biItefe 8oute fur bic &etIenben mad bent g5efen,
bic ni6t ~SerfeElen fDGten, ie 3u benuben:
Metleltentfer1un9 pDh Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
neter gartersburg 583 Wtetlen.
lteber Genrppb une Dheeltne $40
teber Sarrisbura unp ptttsburs 600
Dur6 be Ntartetta- Qtnte 5S3
cine @tinrntB an Der Gntfernuae bon 16
Dur6 Sic s columbus Qtnte 500
etne @rlparntB an ber @ntfernune BON SO
Retente, wel6s bic 8dltinnpre- unb Sbtp. @iIenbabn benusen,
Gesen bic &etien tn ~ Tdeen surid unb fatrtn In gDa8en. bic
anf bas nIertequcmfe urb nit eepOlferten Stsen etnseri6tet fnb.
Enhr-l SrefIe
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Or. &nfeGnnS's beribmtes
0eutfdbes S5itfcrs


NNh( Hl4Nptlp GuC
acknowledgement, DispepFt uuo @elb1utt, drpnt
I6t C6er nerS6Ie S6nd6en, Observation-Disclosures
uno ale Rrdnfbetten, welhe pm Derourbeuem W d,
gen pber Der 0ebsr tutIteben.
SS:*f.dls BerfUpfans. tnnsrI De p~suoribsn, GnSrdna bts
Bluses mad benz Ropft 5aurs TN Mdatn, 6er,6renatn. 5Ub.
sE.nnsn, GgpsttttUfatst, S&nert TIM Dtassn, 5tDatt uni
kSiss @efabI i'm Rdssn ub uuttrlett. S4wersr @tbsn
ssSi. 40 n S9% w =" a9ssn, 5IsGsn IN ssm @sf1t
gereen her 5aut unb aassn, SettenRetsn. SaHtrsra tn
Stnden nHS ben Sltt6ern, 5tbt I'm Rpsf Hb Bremen In
Bletia, Sau8tatsit uah Nitkrgtfhla aeabeit.
Die &sentblmer emsfeblen bttfs Dfsbt3tu Der Mnfnrtfant.
Iet oeS %gublttanS. fen ~lbertfust ron btm gBertb unb btr
Nnstmtfsn6Stt ~berfeIte1 fur ALE 9tibsn, rpfGr Fe ~srrfebtnt
%snpf0bltn ptrb. Sc III btts thn Esuts unb unsspraftes
Ntttttl i%sheeFn etnss, eds felt 10 Sabren ets Yrlfung pSr BEN
amerttanti1en Brlit beaanbtx bat unb bsEsn Ruf anb Qtr-
tauf BE test nod tsu tdntm Sabsrn trrtt6t purbe. DtG
6tnsntres wtlne bsfhPmts ue ausSeaetH nttt Gertts unb pri.
sdtpertpnen aus dH'n 3bttlen bteleS 9anbeS III Sunhen atber
esssn tins %uneetsusrs unb stnt seadus Dur&l LEI ing bts aGi6sr.
tt9 sen BEN St9tnt6amsr U~ubltitrten Glmaua&s, ptl6tn Der.
ltlSe antntstielt@ eur4 BITE astnteu %ptrtbetlen Idst mus aud
en uneldu6tgftn %ibtr3tugen, bag ktsfes BitterG mtrEi6 bi
DsrnsmtPdt %DsEbttGt, ueI&t e. srldrst bat.
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Hianp'8 nnf 0eItelInnn

nn6 Bon jeber Sp3s ub Sauart werten 9~tltefert.
Die erEstt Sprsfn1t wirb auf bic Mrbett uS auf bic Nuswdbl
ber Wuttrtalten Serwenlet unb ct tnnn bater fur iebes aus feinen
Snfttut berUOr8ebenbe Snfrunent BITE 8drnntte Ibernebnea, bdb
es aGe @iseniGaften zines euteu ptdnp's BETTE.
&ue Snfrumente aus metner 6abrtt mer6en fir 5 Sabre BON
benz Gag eS 0ertdufeS an eardnttrt.
8efDnbere Mufmertfamfe5t nir6 auf bic Iuswabt Sn Snfru-
ntenten, wche In ether erpeen @ntfernune per1eubet werten, YER
wenpet unO Elm @prre6t bes l1manffes innertatb 6 WtDnater Rom
9 rtauistage an, ~irb sefattet, iOate etn Snfrunent nt4t Spl-
fGnbt9 b~efrleotssn.
Ag @restdnOler perben rUbttbun tet unS brrSufprt6en ste fe
H6 anSerrdti IS umieben.
8eadnots ~OOrrGtbts cine Muswabl BON @etObeUns, BON en- be
fen SnfrumeatennnaGern 3u $4,000.
III gta1US trereen urhaetauf6t, dtS9enttetbet ur6 eeftnnnt.
".- Wnt. &ndbe II. 4pu1p.
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Ngentur fit ben 0OBbed16en
Efn1nftab1f.

SD made hermit betanat Sas i'd bic asentur fir ben Be.
rI6rten QDbbedf6en S6nupftabad aus Der Sabrtt Spn5 2anart
un6 Gbr. S6wanebers In philadelphia lbernprnmen babe unb baB
i6 tim an gBbplefdles unb 8lein-@ertdusr u ermdBt8ten
Gdbrttpretfen nblate' 9etnrt9 8netelA
Tt,te& Nl. 5,6erril1ufT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
GemersN c~rGdbcrnnaen.
Insurance Rooms.

J~ohnstOn's Insurance Rooms.
$50. 70 Secpnoftr.
Teuer=, Mdrtne= unb Qeben8=0SrrfTAs,
rnn98s@Ompaanten.
Gt9trfte ll1lO feteite TOmpaonie.
VerIidjerun98zGpntp. Der SaGeb y. 0iroirier
nit 100000 capital. '
nGbur9sSeritderun98z@ Dmp. p. @iroiltien.
Albernarle@g erii6erun98s @punp. y. Giroiuien
nit 100000 Capital. oN"'
@barter OatzgerIt9. Comp. bon !Sortfcrh
NIT $S5OOOO @apital. T
SecltrttpsSer1therun98=9pntp Dpn 02prs Nnrs
nit $270, 900 capital. ~
RbD1ttrzVer TIDE o8=GOmp. BON N2er- Mor.
nit 100000 GapitaI. - cV"v
Jtelplute@Se Itderlt198z@pntp y. G2em. Mort
nit $270,OOO 6apHal. SU|tI
Wtpntantf8 ertder 8<@pmp. y. Nen, Mo,t
nit $4,000 @asta[. 0V'tI
9tefp=QScrlb@Te lider. @pmp BON SEEMS crt
nit $25O,oOO Capital. 0V'T
Wtercalttile Wlutual Martne.
nit 81 900, 900 capital.
Seretat9te Staaten Veben8=G efIi&eruno &c.
~ NIT 81 ,25O, 972 @apttal. o
Jtortbert1 VI 1urance=G pmp. bpr QnrNrr
NIT 81, 1914, Ill GdpitoT. T
Nfe cSat benerten @Cmpa9nteen fnb pp, hsr oo,..,.
St9ates Mtarplane %autbotiirt unb IiSenfrt. w. S'S@tatlr oeS
s4~9o ~ uem lNlfr5enpneten reprdlentrten gpmpooricer ~
mlrtltD oerfh9bare8 @apttol gum pollen c NEsp"Sn!sen pabeH
Setra9 eerantportlt9 fir Die 3ablun9 bon GerIurten ""SeSe0enen
eriest. 0$sTE" az SSrlu1te pinttIt9
Sre6. Gfium, @urbebor. " 0'""0Er:
IN
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GiQener &eerD ut N1Ulocs lperfD
WlOctier Q1nhnnts mn Etaht. MtieniGlnft.

WlDttNtE ElNuyNI' HN0 SLuDIt WtlEulWuTL.
SIN benz @ntrtfeluueSgdne Der Nntebluns fnb mir battn ees
Ianst ben wertbspafen un6 wt6tt8aen Gbetl bes Stabtsebtefes
BON @8s Sdrbpr Gtts IN BEN &retS Der @erbeferunsen sH ste6en
utb 4pt8 int 9dfentbetle Der Stnbt, su benz fur bdS erfe T1uienb
F~fgefeaten 9rets spn $l25 gun, @ertauf gu %brinsen, unb omar
su Der fruteren @rSee Sn 40 bis $50 6uB unb ntpnatt6en Gtn-
Babluneen Spn S.. Srete DeebS In better Iprnh earantirt. 0e
Snansrtfnabme biefes Stabttteils 1T nun fpp0bl Surn bS8fen
Sntere1e fur bic 6armbsSSlferuns ais aud Otele @ererbtretbenbe
Steamer sur %SSerfelung nener, reeelmd6iser gerbtnbang NIT
5tersgprt unb Spifpn, tperbet aus unb pdtrenb Der Gntptdeluu1
otefeS planes Sn Der Gefelf6dft eebaut unb bic Au5fubrun9
oteies planes ptrb IN Surge ben &eatrdlpuntt fur bic ~umsegen6
nat unieret Stabt lesen.
YrGmten
Stfetenb entpeber In etnem 5000 Quabrdt=5us erpsen Gdrten
Ober etnern 6retttdet anf benz @ee1ihuftsbunpff6ffe, werben je
mad Der Q0atl, 5u ben erien Serfauften 1000 QptS betee9eben.
Der IN Der @ntpideluts b~esrtfene 8~abrifplan let6et baburd
nt9t ntr tetne Seetntra9ttshn9, ipnSern mus burdb Musfibrang
sbt9en 9~dfenpldnes ef feline gdn3e Wi6ttetett erlanaen.
Sabtttdnten, nel6e tbre @tabltferentS mad @ea Sarbgr Gtts
legen, nereet a~beeietsn Srt Der ~sunftBen Gage sptf6en gtprbs unb
Sub bur6 ltberdIe Se8unfftsuneen SettenS Der G%efeqf6dft Be-
Seutenbe 0rrtbetle saptnnen.
Pamphlets rerben anentseItGid G~us8eseben, ume nabere gtad-
rtbten ertbetlt burdb
MNpl9-9 s. S6mtbt, Msent.
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&duhD11.
8aubOl5.
BanhDl3. Van6Ol3.

ga Der llnkraei8Rnete ben @eI6ats-GntbeL bes Srn, Geo. NR,
Sujtb bon Der alien 8trnta tduli6 an fb 9ebradt Bat, 10 miro er
unnebr bs @ei6dft auf feline etgne, a0ent9e Ofe6nun9 am alien
@el66HSplase, Gde bon &reot 9usbeS u1o ;SObnlonitra, an Der
Sdbfete beS gaftn8 in alien fetnen oeri6tebenen granden tcrt-
ibren unb empfeblt it1 ben alien 8unbeu Der 6tuno lctpObl
pie einem eeebrten gu6litunt. CT pirb ftetS einen SroBen Dor.
u6 gut ~eefrOdneteS 8aus unb Sdrenerbc5 balten uno 6aiielbe
Ii BEN biQfgiten Wearftpreten anter ben annebmbarlten Seoun9lit'
gen pertaufen.
fFba.in Samuel Burnett.
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lSdbrzHret1e

N83 CUR be IOnoeren &en%nt1tBnahnle.
Gtnmanberer rnb @eifenbe fOGten fetr Sprf6tts fen, ebe fe iAre
8iaette taufen unO fputen btefelben muir BON fOlttn a%nettteaten
8eantten taufen, melGe Spn tbrem @etatt leben, ntAt aber ppn
Matlert Uter 8wti&entrdeern, Ia Ne fOnt Der @efntr auSseiest
itnb, bei6mtnpelt ;u nerten unb tbr @elo uinfDnft ~aaseeben.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mad aaen 3tetlen beS @efenS fnb su bnten Bet
@b. s.. Silcebran6t,
General Grntsrdnteus& eent Der 8alttnUre- unb
Sbtpe @ifenbdbn.
eoaon go. 81 Tbame8Itr., Baltimore.
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Sermtfc6te Mttsetgen.
G < Office Der Baltimore
49, equitable @eIenl4nft
'Ssa@sS~ our 8eriideruus ron
e&uEnNna nn,nn MSnnI,l q, CEnI,n hn, GnrAnr

Baltimore, Is. DECEMBER 1859.
Dd In SpGee Ser felt benz l. Suit 1856 erltftenen @erlufe etne
geifeuer npfbnenbte sepprben 1T unb bic Dtreftpren In 3wei
ud6etnanter f~plsenben mpndtttGen 8erfantmiansen cine Sets
feuer an9eprnnet unb s~enebntgt b1ben, pel6e in Der State ron
80 9rp3eut pom 8etrage Der e~tn9eSablten Summer SIT leufen tn,
70 rer6en bic 0iit9lteper Der @eieliddt hermit bena6rt6tiet
bag tie nab BEN 8eftmmun9en Der Snc0rpprdtipnsafte ~berbunben
fuo, benz gdffrer tbren SerbaltntBmdBi9en &ntbetl befa9ter Set.
fteuer mad pbeu bemerfter State btnnen pretBte Gd9en nod Der
bfeutltbung bieier Setanuhnndune 5u 3dblen, ferner, bal. in @r.
rangeluug 6teer 3ablunG er, tie, pber Elm Sober, Der btS unter.
ld6t, INN ben bpppelten Betrdg otcter State eefraft nerben ptrb;
mer biele StrdR btunen 3ehn 8dSen gu 5ablen unterl16t, fNa pEer
ann oeu beiagten Dtrettpren Sn allen 8Crtbetlen unb g%5Obltta.
ten, be letne pber tbre Serfberun8 poer Gerit6erunsen ~gep1bren
Dber ppn alien ieinen Dper tbren Mnipruden duf Snterefen BON
bem Gapttale Der @eeli6dft auseeiblpien unb trpBbem ansebal-
ten rerberg jene Slate IN @emaBbett Der Seftmnun9en beiagter
SucprpprnttpnSatte uno Der supplements 5u ~berieIben gu 3ablen.
2rnnCfR Grpnf
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

How IT WoRKs.-The English lawyers at
sribute the frequent elopement OF wives who
have fortunes settled upon them, to the law
which allows the wife a provision separate
from her husband. A distinguished lawyer
writes to the London Times, that, in the
course of legal experience OF nearly forty
years, he has seen very large number OF
cases of privately arranged separation be-
tween husband and wife. In every case but
one, the wife had provision independent of
her husband; and in almost every case the
wife was the chief wrong doer. The ladies
wouli probably dispute the facts upon
which this witness testimony rests. The
policy of the law is, however, subject of
considerable discussion, and unless rich wo-
men stop running off with their 70 )tmen,it is
likely that it will be changed.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

Effects Of Inholing G as.-Four persons
were so nearly sutfocated by gas at Tor onto,
on the 18th inst, that constant effort for
several hours was required to restore them
to consciousness. They were Mr.. George
Henderson, his neice, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Lean, Miss Mary Kerr and female servant.
gas pipe had broken in the street near the
house, and the gas worked its way into the
dwelling. The family had been annoyed by
its odor during the day, but the air was not
SO largely impregnated with it as to cause
aay alarm, and they retired to rest without
taking any precautions. The consequence
was before morning they were overpow cred
by the gas, and when cabman called in the
morning for Mr.. Henderson, he could rouse
no one. The neighbors we've alarmed and
broke into the house, when the inmates were
all apparently dead In their beds. At last
accounts the recovery of Miss Kerr was very
doubtful. 1t was not till late in the after
noon that the others revive d.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

FATAL FIREs-On Thursday last build.
ing owned by John lnskeep, of Hardy coun.
ty, Va, was destroyed by fire, and with it
negro child. The.kitchen of Carrot Gun
ningham, in the same county, was burnt on
the same day. A dwelling occupied by w i.
T. Heath, in the same county, was burned
on the same day.
In Pendletoh county, Va, on Saturday
night OF last week, servant girl, belonging
to Gen. James Boggs, of Franklin, Pendle-
ton county, who had been sent to make fire
in her young mistress room, and VIII ose
dress accidentally took fire, was so badly
burned that death in a few hours relieved her
OF suffering.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

A REMARKABLE WILL.-The will of Mr..
John Rose, retired merchant of New York
city, whose decease was announced some
time ago, makes conditional bequest OF
$500, 900 to the city of New York, for the
education in agriculture Of indigeIt white
children. The condition is that a CORES
ponding sam should be appropriated by the
city, or raised by charitable contributions,
for the purchase and support OF a farm in
the neighborhood OF New York, to be devo-
ted to the education and training to agricu-
tural pursuits Of pauper children. If this
purpose be not carried out, the $500, 0lO
goes to the American colonization Society,
for the deportation and support OF free
blacks in Liberia. Tho decedent was a
bachelor, and bachelor brother of large
wealth is constituted his sole EXECUTOR, with
the remainder of his estate, about $550,000,
placed in his charge for benevolent and
charitable distribution. The only personal
requests is gift of $4,000 to his executor,
anu $l2, 900 to another brother now advan
ced in years. The whole value of the es.
tate, principally in productive stocks, is reck-
oned at $S80,000 The foundation of this
large wealth was laid 10 one OF the Southern
cities.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

"A young girl named Francis Lavrielle, liv-
ing in Louisville, met with horrible death
a lew evenings ago. 1t appears that her
dress accidentally caught fire from the CRATE
and almost in an instant was in flames. Her
companions were appalled, by terror, and
the frightened woman fed into the street.
1he wind tanned the flames, and while the
poor terror stricken creature rushed up and
down the pavement, the fiery element
was doing its fatal work. Her clothing
was entirely consumed on her person, and
she finally went back into the house and
Tell ON the floor. Her flesh was burned to a
crisp-so horribly that she died in fifteen
Minutes
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

CONTEMPLATING ON LARGE SoALE.-lt
has been ascertaiued that from the 10th to
the 18th November last, between $500, 900 and
100000 in counterfeit notes of $50 and 500
on the Bank of Philadelphia. were success
fully put int circulation in the States of
Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama, Louisiana and Missouri, being ex-
changed for genuine money, mostly Missouri
currency. This is the largest and most sue
cessiul villany OF the kind on record, and
it must have been concocted and consu NINA
ted by quite ID number OF persons. Only one
OF them, named Bacorde, has yet been de-
tected, and he is on trial at st. Louis, where
efforts are making for the detection OF others
OF the gang. Bacorde was taken in Canada,
after laborious search.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

Conuiction Of Lane, the Bank efaulter.-
The conviction in New York on saturday,
OF W. j. Lane, the Fulton Sank detaulter, lie
said to Be the first instance OF conviction
tor oefacati0n ever obtained in shat city.
There were no less than fIty-six different
indictments found against the prisoner
thirty whine for. forgery, one for embezzle-
ment, and sixteen for false pretences.-
Though ably defended, Lane was found
guilty by the jury after consultation of
less than an hour, aud will be called up for
Judgment on Thursday next.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

At an early hour Monday morning, Mr..
David Lewis, one of the employees at the
Tredegar Works Spike Factory, kichmond,
accidentally fell backwards into the "tore
bay" and before assistance could reach him
was carried over the wheel, which was then
in motion, and was drowned. His body was
washed down the canal to the foundry
before it could be recovered, when life was
entirely extinct. The accident threw deep
gloom over the numerous employees at the
works, with many of whom deceased is said
to have been great favorite.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23

The Beaver Dam Citizen, Ohio, says that
a short time since, young lady, VINO has
been resident of that place for about Il
year, started for California to marry man
she has nerer seen. The gentleman is a part
ner OF the lady's brother, through whose
efforts the correspondence commenced, which
has resulted in this marriage contract. The
Strangers business being such as to need his
constant presence, his contiuing lady love
heroically resolved to meet him ON the Pa.
ci6c C asst.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23
A Brilliant Gallery.

XNTH0 is not fond of pretty Pictures2 Such
the magnificent Gallery Of BURWEi.L u
HOLIDAY, No. IA, Main street in this city
where beautiful, striking and accurate speci
mems of every variety of AMBROTYPES,
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as it is possible
to conceive, and al any price from FIFTY cents
upward. Let every reader take the hint, ''to
secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
A special attraction will be found in the
large and exquisite collection of OVAL GILT
F MESA new and most elegant style of
mounting Portraits, which we have just ie-
ceived. This is the new feature of the day,
and well worthy the attentios of the lovers Of
the beautiful.
Recollect, that we challenge any establish
ment to get up Portraits richer in tone, more
accurate in deliniason, more durable, Oh FOR
LESS MONEY.
no 10 BURWELL L. HOLIDAY.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-23
THE DAY BOOK.
The ARMY.

By orders recently issued from the head
quarters of the army,a general court-martial
will convene on the 25tn inst, at Carlisle
Barracks, Pennsylvania, for the trial OF
Lieut.. Isaiah B. Moore, LIST dragons. The
following officers are detailed as members of
the Court:
Brevet Lieut. Col Daniel Z Chandler, Sd
infantry.
Bvt Major w ii Brooks, Sd Infantry.
Capt John A Whitall, 9Th infantry.
Capt Henry B Judd, Sd artillery.
Capt Innis N Palmer, I'd cavalry.
Capt Llewellen Jones, mounted ritemen.,
Capt Aug A Gibson, I'd artillery.
Capt Henry G Clitz, Sd infantry.
Lieut. David HI Hastings, LIST dragons.
Lieut. VIM P Chambers, I'd cavalry.
Lieut. John B Villepigne, I'd dragons.
Lieut. Kenner Garrard, I'd cavalry,will act
as Judge Advocate of the court.
Capt Tredwell Moore Asst Quar- termaster,
is relieved from daty at Fort Cook, Califor-
mia, and ordered to proceed to San Francisco
and report to Major Allen, Quarterm aster's
Department, as assistant.
Major Daniel Mcclure, Paymaster, is or
dered to pay the troops along the Rio
Graude, and Major Chiffon to pay them at
Camp Cooper. Capt Cakes, of the Second
Cavalry, is ordered to the command OF Fort
lnge with Company G. Lieut. Royal, of the
Second Cavalry, will leave sergeant and
nineteen privates, and proceed with the rest
of his command to Fort Inge, turn them over
to Capt Cakes, and return to Camp Lawson.
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FALL DRY GOODS.

2PETS, OIL G . L II q c..
WOULD respectfully invite attention to
/ nv desirable assortment of CARPETS,
DkuGGETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS. com
prising variety OF styles which cannot fail to
please at fair prices.
no CLOTHS-I have also recently received
!. ioi of Cloths suitable for Ladies and Boy
: ioaks, which will be sold at very reduced
y,rices. CHAS. T. GOaSUCH,
nn3 No. 3, Market Iuare.
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HATHAWAY'S

HAIHAWA
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT
No. 81, K. Main Street,
Day Book Building.
A LNAYs ON HAND THE LATEST
N N. Y. Ledger, Por,er's Spirit,
N. Y. Weekly's, Wilkes do
N. Y. Mercury, NY, Clipper,
Family Journal, Weekly Sun,
Flag of Our Union, do Y. Herald.
True Flag. American Union,
Gleason's Literary Companion,
National Police Gazette,
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper,
Harper's Weekly, and
Gleason's Pictorial.
ALSO RECEIVING DAILY.
Philadelphia Ledger,
Baltimore sun,
Do American, and
Do Patriot.
No. 81, Main Street,
JAZZ ..,... Day Book Building.
NORFOLK MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
NALL at "A. South Church street and have
good workman can find constant employment
by applying at the above place.
jas Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
FINE BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.
Ia WE have received most splendid lot
III of Bellows Leather Boots OF the very
~ best quality.
~v lst-We have lot of thick stout ones
for wearing in the water.
2d-We have a Grain Boot these We had
made very fine and of the best of leather, and
while they are said to be water proof, they are
and will polish as a very nice Calf skin. Just
" BUTT 4 DOUGLASS,
ia 10 No %, East side Market Square
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ron't Like his Attituds.-A London writ,

cont Like his Attitads.-A London writer
says:
Tom Sayers, the champion, is in inc con-
dition. The English fancy do not approve
OF the attitude of Heenan, the Benicia Boy.
CHE holds his hands like a girl" was the
remark of a renowned ci-devaAt bruiser of
the alight-weights to me, and think he
added "Tom will lind his work cut ,out
easy" But this may be mere prejudice and
fancy.
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TouGH.-That must have been a very
tough rooster which crowed after being
boiled two hours, and then being put in a
pot with potatoes kicked them all out.
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WARRINGTON POINT DYEING rs
TABLISEINiE NT.

TABLISEIME NT.
s,FNICE-ConNrR MAIN AND FENcHURCH Sis :.
HAVING every apparatus requisite, and the
E1artistic skill OF the German, French ana
american, am now prepared tknowing the
oIe-eminence of my previous ierptstion) ios
Gentien en's apparel, silk, Satin and Canton
Grape shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. SC MY
motto is Excelsior, and intend to stand unri-
vailed | solicit the continued custom OF the
community. ,,,.,om
DC 3-dly Y. s. UO Y VA.
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VIM. a. GkA ES,
.ulPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULkER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY,
SYEAM SAW MILL AND UMBER
MANUFACTOKY,
" 70. 90, Wide Water Street, NOR
folk, Va.
.sss- ". b. BUILDING MA TERlALS
jkNiSHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct BY
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DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.
OUR assortment is still good. For bargains
snnlv al once at MILLAR'S,
Cash Bargain Store,
lazy III Market Square.