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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-19

MECHANICS RA4h,-The ball gotten up by
the mechanics of Portsmouth at the Ocean
House in that city last night, passeetotf very
pleasantly to all concerned The ladies were,
as usual, the fairest that could have been Sc
lected from Ewes representatives. on this mum
dane sphere; the gents We're gallant, the
dance was merrily carried on to the time OF
excellent musie--but the !. +" big thing" Of the
night was the supper. A new feature IN get
ting thetcouple on theifoor, was on this oeca-
sion---their being summoned by the Cla'nonet-
However, it acted to a charm, e
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention of our readers:
/. Daal r. Turner, administrator of r. f.
Culpepper, deceased, calls on all persons in
debted to make immediate payment.
Rooms for Rent, several comfortable rooms,
furnished or unfinished, are advertised.
i I'm. B. Smith q Co., Raleigh, N. c., have
athrilling story in the press, and give notice
that they are prepared to fill all orders for it.
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A EHeHT ANDA Foot RAcE.-Two colored
boys engaged in game Of tistictltfs, in the
market house, yesterday morning, and while
occupied in their pastime, were arrested by
officer Bonfanti, who started off to the Mill
tary Court with them one of them, however
gave leg bail, and started off at the top of his
speed. Mr.. Bonfanti let 60 the iother, and
after short race re-arrested him, and then
came back to where the other was very qui-
city standing, and taking each by the collar
marched them off to the authorities,
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DIED.,

In Richmond, Va, at the Seabrook C. s. Hos
pital January 10th, 1865, JosEPHUs W. JORDAN,
in the 2lst year of his age.
His remains will arrive on the Richmond boat,
foot Of High Street, this Thursday afternoon,
Oct. 10Th, about ~ O'clock to be taken to Cedar
Grove Cemetery for intermeAt Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
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GALE OF A NEAT AND COMFORT
- able Family Residence, In Ports
Outh, Va, at AuctiOn.-By virtue of a
deed of trust, from the late John Battger, to Sc
cure debt due the Portsmouth Insurance Com
pany, shall, at the request of all parties inter
ested, proceed to SELL at public auction, on MON
DAY, the goth instant, on the premises, that de-
sirable House and Lot situated on Green street,
near its intersection with Clifford street, and
bounded as follows Beginning at point 561z
feet south from the S. W. intersection of Clifford
and Green streets, running thence west los feet,
thence north % feet inches thence east los feet
to Green street, thence south and along Green
street 20 feet inches to the beginning
The House is neatly and conveniently arranged
for pleasant family residence.
Terms Cash.
ocl9-tds THOS, HUME. Trustee
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MAYORS Court, Pmtsmoaah. Mrs. Anna
Mcponough, a lady of Irish pedigree, APP
peared and complained that Michael Flagherty
had threatened to assault her, was granted a
warrant for the arrest of the said Flaherty.
Charles Rosllan who admitted that he was
oe'y DRINK on Tuesday, and in said lament
able condition made contract for the purchase
OF an unknown number of beeves, appeared,
sans summons, having, in his muddled brain
an underlined idea that there was some charge
against him. His Honor the Mayor, advised
him to seek the shades Of his mosquito net,
which he went Oft promising to do. u.la
Julia Moore an aged negress; charged by
Mrs. Mary Dudley, of this city, with unlaw-
fully Withholding one white muslin gown,
valued at twenty dollars, from her, was or
dered to return said property. 1t seemed,
from the evidence elected, that Miss who
lived on the premises, owed the negress wash
bill, and when the dress was sent in for doi,ag
Np, the woman held it, surprising it to be Miss
Maggies..
Al, Nheatting and Joseph Thompson,
for the alleged robbing of Lieut.. ----- of
Colonel Sehgse1s Regiment of Vermont Vol
pnteers, were arrested on Tuesday, and con
fined iii the county Jail 70 await trial For
r p Y 4d6ftsfuuCn was quite NOISY on Tuesday
night; bands of Would-be vocalists promo
naded the streets Of the city, until the first
rays of the God of day made their scene Of
rowdyisln and noise papably known TO the
good citizens who rise early We again call
the attention of the Star Brigade to this class
of young reprobates, who tuin night into day,
and, by so doing, disgrace not only the day ON
which they should be at cork, but the night
hat, Is IN, tlo +I
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THE EcIIPsE.--The treacherous, blood
thirsty Chester, on one occasion, probably
Just after his declaration to Anne, said ''Shine
out, fair sun, till / have bought glass, that
may SEE my shadow as | pass !; possibly
Gloster's eyes We're in eclipse, or the natural
vision Of the man was sver-shadowed by the
dark soul within him. Be that as it may,
there is no evidence, on record, that there was
an eclipse of the sun on the day in question.
And if there had been, there was not SO com
plete a one as we are to have to-day. Ten
thousand Glosters might say, "Shine out lair
sun" this morning, and the more they said it,
the more he wouldn't shine. Gas viii he in
demand, and Petroleum will take rise, this
morning, and, unless we are much mistaken,
many "two-cent dip" viii come to light.
/ The history of the five wise Virgins Should
be read early this morning by the whole COM
munity, and we are much mistaken, If they
do not gather more sound advice, suitable for
the occasion, than could be gathered FRONT he
five wise men Of Gotham. AT all events, get
your lamps ready, for old Sol gets in one of
his pets this morning, and will he pcuting
until noon. Our devil, WHO'S an economical
fellow, and has no doubt been saving up for
such a time says he will use b" the light OF
other days" but to us the past-tour years
is very dark, and we have no supply ON hand
from which to draw. And as there is no gas
we mean coal gas-in our sanctum, we will
content ourselves with tallow candles. Get
your lamps ready, for the eclipse commences
few minutes before nine, and lasts until
noon, and, if it should be cloudy, it will be
very dark.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-19

STEAMBOAT MATTERS BY glancing at the
notice Of TIL. Webb, Esq, the enterprising
Agent 81, the Old Line Of steamers, it will be
seen that the publication Of the withdrawal
of the. steamers from that line, was totally un-
authorized and without foundation. The Old
Line is still on the go ahead Nva compeh-
ton l 81 ,t3--s Y,4eta a8 I
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m H E F A r ERs' A NIX
BUILDING,
IN THE CITY OF NORFOLK,
WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE,

Al AOOl1ON
On TUESDAY, the 3Ist day of the present
month October in front of the premises, at IL
o'clock, if not previously disposed of at PRI-
VATE SALE.
Offers for the property will be received and
considered until the 25th inst, at noon. Should
be accepted, the sale will take place
above.
The Banking House is located in the centre
the Business part Of the City, at the corner o
Main and Bank Streets, on Lot 3013 feet front
on Main Street, running back % feet Bank
Street. portion OF the Lot on Bank is 49,.
feet deep, and joins the Atlantic Hotel lot.
The Building is 301. feet front by 5013 feet,
with granite front on both streets; was built
expressly for Banking House, and in the most
substantial manner.
The Building and Vacant Lot will be sold to-
gether, or separately may be determined
the day of sale.
Any private offers that may be made will desg-
nate whether they are for the whole property, or
for the Banking House alone.
AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE,
Will be offered for sale, the interest Of the
Farmers Bank, (being one moiety,) in Lot on
Dunmore Street, owned jointly by the Farmers
Bank and the Bank OF Virginia
TERMS.-Cash, in United States currency, for
one-third Of the purchase money, and the balance
payable in equal instalments, in three and six
months, in the same currency, with interest from
the day of sale-the deferred payments to be
cured by deed of trust on the property
By order of the Board of Directors
ir' of the Farmers Bank,
WIN. W. LAMB,
Ocll ids President.
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The UNITED FIRE COMPANY. This fine
old Fire Company has been re-organlzed, and
Mr. Edward Lakin elected Captain. We also
learn that their former engine house, and all
the apparatus, has been returned to Their pos
session, and that they are now ready for ac,
ton. Captain Lakin is an old andexpenenced
fireman, and there is little doubt but the COM
pany, under his control, will at once assume
all its foamerimpo eand usefulness. We
congratulate this old corps upon their re-or-
ganization, and the city. has good cause tol
congratulation also. Is s' 44V
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iGLENNs THEArRE.-Mr. Proctor continue

GLENN's THEATRE Mr.. Proctor continues
to draw large and appreciativc audiences, to
witness his brilliant presentations, and each
succeeding evening seems to add to his i'm
mense popularity. He makes his fourth APP
pearance this evening as luck Cade, in the
celebrated play of that name, by Judge Con-
rad. The performance concludes with the
T" Artful Dodger," with Mr. Marston as Lody-
pop.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-19

WIrHDRAwN--Fo reasons, to themselves
sufficient, the steamer City of Richmond, OF
the Old Line, has been withdrawn from James
river, where for some time past she has been
employed on the route between this city and
the Metropolis. The New Line continue to
run both of their magnificent steamers.
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SALE OF STEAMER.

will sell, on Saturday, the 4th day of No
vember, at IL o'clock, M, in front of my Auction
House, the remains of the Steamer FAIRHA-
VEN, as she now lies, on the beach near Cape
Henry Light House. 1t CONSISTS of the Engine,
Boilers, and Metal Sheathing on her bottom, with
all that may remain of the StesAner.
Persons desiring to purchase, can in the mean
time visit the Steamer aud examine for them
selves
Sold by order of
7. P. CROWELL, Agent,
For acct. Of whom it may concern.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
ocl2-2aWtds
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Ne. OXFORD HALL.-rhis well known
house, in Portsmouth, is still in full bloom =
Buck Linn is a trump in regard TO the good
things Of life. He can dispense them to the
satisfaction of all who will give him call
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THE CHANGE:
Or, a Statement of the Reasons and Facts
which made me Baptist.

lI1rJ CI1ANCE.
Or, a Statement of the Reasons and Facts
which made me a Baptist.
BY REV. I. B. KINGSBURY.
! One volume, l6 mo. cloth Price So so
But few writers WELD pen with such consum-
mate SKILL grace, and vigor, Mr.. Kingsbury.
| His book has received the most hearty and earn
est critical endorsement of Elders 7. E. Skinner,
j. d. Huffman, Editor Biblical Recorder, n B.
| Cobb Cor. Sec. n. C. Bap. Board of Missions,
and other eminent Dvines. 'No Baptist family
should be without it. No opponent Of the Bap-
fist should fail to read it.
DANK OF VIRGINIA-FOK SALE At
| ID AUCT1ON.--That large Lot with the build
ngs thereon, on Main street. in the city of Nor
| folk, between the Exchange Bank and the Allan
| tic Hotel, separated from the former by Lane,
common to both lots, and from the Hotel by Gray
street and well known the Bank of Virginia,
| having front on Main street, independent OF the
lane, of 50 feet, more or less, and running back
on Gray street, to the channel of the creek, more
| than 300 feet, will be offered for sale on SATUR-
DAY, the 2Sth Instant at IL O'clock, for cash in
| United States currency.
MYER MYERS, Prest.
ocl9-tds WIN. d. BAGNALL, Cash'r.
HOLLY WOOD!
| Iii Any persons having a lot of fine HOLLY
for sale will please apply, for two days, to
Z. FITZGERALD,
ocl9-2t* No. IL, Campbell's Wharf
DAGS.-5O0O two busheI Grain Bags,
ID 5000 four bashel Fruit Bags, receiving and
in store.
ocl7at LEPAGE BROTHERS.
| WANTED -WANTED-WA NTED
| w Twenty five efficient PAINTERS. APP
ply to CHURCH, WRIGHT & CO.,
ocl8-3t Cor. of Church and Union sts
V,HE WAR OF 1912 1.-The Soldiers
| 4 OF the Mar of 1872, of the Second District
of Virginia, are hereby notified to attend an an
nua meeting of their Society, at the Court House,
in Norfolk, on THURSDAY the 10Th of October,
| at meridian.
By order of the President.
oo 1926 CHAS. A. GRICE, Secy.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS with
~ a view of extending much leniency as
possible, persons who may pay their Taxes for
62 63, GA and 65, fUe per cent off ,eiu be allo,c-
ed, for all Taxes paid arrears 80, 49, and
a. to the LIST of November, after that time must
proceed to collect them, under the laws regula-
ting the same by levying.
oclS-tlstNov. WIN. B. DEGGS, Sgt.
FsNHE SUBSCRIBER is about sending
1 of an order to the celebrated Nursery Of
DARLINGTON & Co., West Chester, Pa, for Trees,
&C.. Any one wanting Shade Trees OF Ornamen-
tai Shrubbery, can get them of the best quality,
by calling on me at No, 6, North of Cumberland
street.
ocl4-3t* JOB. JAKEMAN.
DENS. PENS!-An DESTROYS of get
ting perfect pen, and not subject to zorro
sion, should buy the aluminium Pens. Samples
gratis.
Price per gross, $l.75.
A. l. G. A. SANTOS,
ocls-f Sole Agents.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-19

A Big SALE of Government horses and
mules, will take place, this morning, in front
of the Custom House,
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AUCTION SALTS.
Dos HIVE sA LIE
BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
AuCrrONrrpr

BI IEIUH DhUS, PHELPS,
AUCTIoNEERs.
Will be sold, on
SATURDAY NEXT, THE 2IST INSTANT,
4 NEW CAI) BOAT,
LAUNCHED ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 1865.
She is rs feet long, 9 feet beam, with Sells and
Rigging complete. Well suited Tor the
OYSTER BUSINESS.
The Boat can be seen in rear of old Custom
House, or opposite the Day Book Office.
Sale at IL O'Clock, NJ, in front of No. 8, Com
mercial Row.
ocl7-tds
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IGOR SALE.-The interest of the
| Bank of Virginia in the Lot on Dunmore
Street, owned jointly by the said Bank and the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, will be offered for
sale at the same time and place, and on the
TERMS as set forth in the advertisement Of the
President of the Farmers Bank of the 18th inst.
VIM. d. BAGNALL, Cashier,
oc12-t25th Br. Bank of Va, Norfolk.
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MILITARY ARRIv AL Major General Tor
,eett, commanding this military district, who
has been absent for a few weeks on visit TO
his family, in Delaware, arrived here yesterday
and at once assumed command. ~ E 81
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MO. 4, OXFORD HALL,
IN PORTSMOUTH, VA.
William Linn d Brother are still at
their old stand dispensing CHOICE LIQUORS,
WINES, CIGARS, &c, Oysters and Game
always on hand in season. ocl9-lm
NOR RICHMOND! THE schooner
1 g ASHLAND having the greater porti on
of her cargo engaged, will receive the balan ce
of freight for the above place and sail with dis
patch. Apply to
ROBERTSON e. BANKS,
oc 1926 No. 25, Wide Water street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
](NLE ENNIS THE TRE

~ e n IS Il III L A n II L
Fourth night of the eminent Tragedian,
M R- JOS PR CToR!
Who will, on this occasion only, appear in his
great representation of
Po A CK CA E!
In Judge Conrad's beautiful Play of that name,
which has been presented to Mr.. Proctor by
Mr.. Edwin Forrest.
Thursday Evening, Oct. 10th, 1865,
VIII be presented the great Play of
j Il q X G Il ID Il
OR, THE kENTlSH REBELLION.
Jack lCadc. ...........,.........MR JOS. PROCTOR
70 conclude with the laughabe Farce of
The ARTFUL DOUGER!
Loilvpop Dodger. ................ Mr.. f. W. Marston
HOLEECTI NC NOTICE!
c. RAMSAY
offers his services to the citizens of Norfolk
COLLECTOR Of RENTS and other ACCOUNTS.
Orders left at l.. SAULsBCRY's, or at my resi-
dence, 10 East Freemason street, will be prompt
~ attended to. Locl9-lwl c. RAMSAY.
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SEE L. G. HEATH & Co.'s notice in our
advertising column, awherein he publishes the
death Of "Cfedit ',la aasa3 % .sfji& loiaFs4
IL slss q. laa q 9ie-ss.
.g4yQanag Il Il fag-eIg7
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-19
Auction SAFES
By ASHTON d. EMMhksON,

No. 40, Crawford Stree, Portsmouth, Va.
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nENS! !!-An DESTROYS of get
L ting perfect pen, and not subject to zorro
sion, should buy the aluminium Pens. Samples
gratis.
Price per gross, $l.75.
A. Il C. A. SANTOS,
oclS-h Sole Agents.
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GENERAL NEWS.

In the circular issued to the cotton dealers OF
England by Messrs. Neil Brothers it is stated
as a fact, that owing to the increased sup
plies from all quarters on the one hand, and
the permanent decline of demand from econ.
omizing of material and substitution OF other
fibres for clothin e on the other hand, eur sup
plies of cotton, independently of America,
are now IN excess OF the requirements. ,i'|
r Although the>cost Of, the Smithsonian In
stitute was very large, it was erected out OF
the income Of the fund, without touching the
bequest Of Mr.. Smithson, which not only re-
mains intact, but has been increased to about
SIX hundred and sixty thousand dollars and
hence increasing the. annual income of the
institution from thirty, to forty thousand
dollars.
More of the New, York incomes Vim. 3.
Astor, $685., 525.; / Charles Astor Bristed,
slS,6S9; James 7, Brady, $7,157; Simeon
Draper, 81, 24l; LIE Grand Lockwood,
$5l2,9oo; Peter Lorillard, $3.50 ,oe8; Cornell
1lsa Vanderbilt $7so,,72S Paul Spoford,
The receipts, at tie Bureau Of internal Rev
enue forsthe first twenty one days of the
present month, were twenty-three millions OF
dollars IS sldaufsv 5aaE I.N4 2GFg
saTh e Danish government has failed in its at,
tempt 70 loan both Holland lae5 and
England. Iasag-~SE AL
The Springfield Republican says: General
Butler is trying to secure the appointment OF
ssnegro hoy4as cadet at " est Point IT. a9G5o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-26

Backwood for December, just published,
contains the first parto the story Of an English
cavalry officers experience II the South III
1863. He writes: :.
I al have lately returned from-A mer'ca. after
snandinp nearly year in the Confederate
States. During that period | visited all the
nrinciilDDal cities aud armies in the field anu Was
witness of many interesting events, beng
present at Gettysburg, the bolnbardment OF
Charleston, sChichamaugat &e
ST WenNbut to the camp and was presenteu
to General Lee, who invited me TO dinner.
II was frugal meal and simply served.
The General has. little of the glorious pomp
and circumstance OF war about his person. a
Confederate flag marks the whereabouts otshls
headquarters which are here IN little enclosure
of some couple OF acres OF timber. There are
about half dozen tents and as many baggage
wagons anil ambulances The horses and
mules from these,s. besides those OF "a sma9
escort, are tied up to the trees. or grazing
about the place The Geneal has a private
carriage or ambulance, as it is called, OF his
own. but he never uses it. 1t formerly be-
longed to the Federal General Pope: ;. re-
NAMED some time at headquarters, and had
good deal of conversation with the officers OF
General Lees staff Major Marshall mentioned
to me, as one of the greatest mlstortunes which
has happened to them during the war (gfeater,
he Thought then the fall ofNeW Orleans), the
accidental loss last year, throug carelesness Dy
a general of division, of veryelmportant order
of General Lee s. Mcclellan ,-Who Was
slowly and carefully feeling his way, to-
tally ignorant Of his plans and the where
abo1ts of his main force, is said to have
exclaimed, finding this order, 'sW elf, It |
don't destroy Lee this time, you may call me
what you like" sSingular)y enough the same
General lostan equally important order before
the seven days fighting around Richmond,
and it was found on prisoner who was cap,
tured at Gaines Mall Unaware, perhaps, OF
it's importance, he had not sent it on to head
quarters, or it would have done incalculable
mischief. /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-26
TAS AND STEAM FITTING EsT4H.
" LESHNEENT.
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM FITTEK
No. Is, North Royal Street,
ATEyA Va
a. d. u NJ -N
Is now prepared to DO
c 4 ! Z r II { y {,

is now prepares 10 ~
G A s FIT n 6
in all it's branches. Stores, dwellings, marhins
shops, and public buildings fitted up on thu
nost approved plans, and at reasonable terms
FoR CASH.
Steam pipes, gusges, cocks, and globe yalyes,
Of the most recentappaoved plans, and Of sts-
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand Contracts will be made for work,
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at the lowest
rates. .:.
Likewise has on hand ca NDELiERS,
PENDANTS, BRA CKETS, DROP LIGHTS.
GLASS GLOBES. MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &c, Of all the new styles and beau
tiful patterns, at prices that cannot fa'l 10
please -:
Also has: on hand, and is constantly receis
ing, at wholesale and retail, tn most extensive
and best assorted stock of .~@ -@
L "A mp GODS i
ever offered in this MARKET comprising every
thing connected with the trade.
LANTERNS Of every size, kind and color,
from the smallest to the head lights of ship.
KEROSENE OIL
ALWAYS on hand Of the purest and best quality,
Dealers supplied at small advance On factory
prices. 1884, .
The public are invited to call before pur-
chasing and examine my stock, AS 1t - pur-
chased expressly for this market. ian 12--3na