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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Drv-Goods & Fancv-S,ora

Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,
9'e' 40. Sds SroHo- u. Is. StraEr. No. l7c
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-27

HANDSOME MILITARY PAEADE.-Y esterday
afternoon the N. L. A. Blues, Capt. j Vicka
cry, numbering upwards of sixty rank and
file marched through the principal streets
of the city preceded by kayton's Citizens
Band. The drill, marching and evolutons
Of the company were all performed with
skill and exactness, and it was subject Of
congratuIation, with many of the retired
members of the corps who once took an ac-
tive interest in it, to see it coming out, as it
were, anew and in full vigor, after its auct-
uatiug fortunes during a period of thirty
years. The parade of yesterday, the largest
they have ever made, shows that the Blues
still keep up that esprit du corps which was
manifested on the 22d Of Feb. 1880, when
they made their first parade and received
the unqualified encomiums Of the community
who witnessed it. We hope that they may
long continue in the same spirit as was
manifested yesterday.-[ Herald.
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Auction Sales.
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.

FEN CHURCH AND CHARLOTTE ST.
LOTS AT AUCTION.
'SNIIE order being positive to me, to sell
l. them to the highest bidder without re-
serve, shall therefore, on THURSDAY, the
29th day of March, at l2 o'clock, on the prem
Uses, proceed to sell the following property
lst-The vacant lot situated on the corner of
Fen Church and Charlotte streets, fronting on
Fen Church street 80 feetand on Charlotte 100
feet.
2nd-The adjoining lot on Fen Church street,
which has the same front and depth as No i,
but is much wider on the rear. This lot on its
Northern line joins the property Mr.. White
hurst.
No 3-Fronts ON Charlotte street SO feet,
more.or less, commencing on Charlotte one hum
dred feet from its intersection with Fen Church
and running Westwardly to the double brick
tenement, the property of Mr. White, thence
Northwardly along the line of the said White,
- feet to Whitehurt's lane.
Terms-A cash, the balance in one year, car
rying interest.
By oroer.
JAS POLLARD,
NH 17-2t Auctioneer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MUsIC.-The mem
beers of the congregation OF Granby street
NJ. n. Church, have caused the small instru-
ment, which has been in use in that church
&or about two mentgs, to be removed, and
have introduced new one, the largest size
Alexander Organ" Us stops,) which by
uhe depth and sweetness of its tone, has be-
come the marvellous interpreter uf the most
sender inspirations, and is no less by its
luaiestic chords and powerful combinations,
than the MODEST instrument Of praise in the
House of God. The instrument is perfect
Orchestra in itself, and when on last Sab
bath morning it accompanied the choir, Mr..
4. II. Vanbuskirk, leader, in singing the
opening anthem, "The vital spark OF heaV-
enly flames" the music at once, under the
magical fingers of the talented young lady
Miss Sallie Broughton, was delight to eV-
cry listener, and found its way to every
heart.
The much beloved pastor of the church,
Dr. |. r. Finley. delivered on this occasion
yery fine and appropriate discourse from
the XVI Chapt. of Luke, and part OF the
I'd verse, "Giye an account OF thy steward
.sbip. for thou mayest be no longer stew
ard" which with his usual eloquence' ne
most ably disposed Of.
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have done either any good. Either, withou.
the other, was necessarily mortal:
:, Caes. BY tie Judge.-Who did you find at
che mousse when you got there.
A"s.-l found some of the Jury, found
no white inmate Of the family there, | think
ne mad been dead twelve or fifteen hours
when l got there-l think he was killed
between the hours of and 10 A. NJ.
Gross Examined by Ex-Governor Wise-l
nave been practitioner Tor thirty -iive
years-sometimes would not see a case of
gun shot wound in year, and sometimes
nave seen three or four in a month-had
never met with more than five cases of
ouckshet wounds-don't know how MANY
cases have attended-have attended some
IL Is not necessary to extract the shot in
order to ascertain what size inflicted the
wounds, because he generelly knows by
what size shot the Wounds were inflicted by
seeing what size wounds they made; he can
therefore tell what size wounds the buck
snot or other shot will make, have never
made by rifle ball of calibre of 60 to the
10. Have never seen wound made with
bore.
After getting through with this witness,
VINO was asked divers questions on the sci
ence OF gunnery, the Court adjourned until
Friday morning.
CONTINUED IN OUR Next,
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CITY MArrERS.-At a meeting of the
Common Council March Goth, 1860,
Present.. James Moore, president S
Cherry, Vice President; Messrs. Ro bertsop
Smith, Biggs, White, Ludlow, Saunders
Leigh, and Hartshora.
A Communication from the City Collector
was read, stating that he had attempted to
carry out the City Ordinance, requiring the
Stalls in the Market House to be rented at
public auction, but had been prevented by a
combination among the stockholders. Tha,
some had subsequently paid the. minimum
price fixed by Ordinance for Stalls-and ask
ing for instructions in the premises.
Messrs. Hartshorn and White, from the
Committee on Markets addressed the Coun
Gil relative to the after; after which
Mr. Hartshorn presented a Resolution
amending the 4th section of the Ordinance
so as to change the price of the stalls in the
centre aisle from 500 to $3.50.
Mr.. Leigh moved to amen furth er by SUBJ
stitu ting 5000 instead of 500.
A question arising as to the liability of the
city in consequence of the Collector having
received the money in some cases, from per-
sons who had desired to rent stalls privately.
the resolution of Mr.. Hartshorn was with
drawn, and Mr.. Cherry proposed the follow
ing resolution
Resolved, That the Collector proceed to
rent the stalls in accordance with the exist
ing ordinance.
Adopted ayes, noes.
Mr. Hartshorn introduced an Ordinance
amen ding the 9th section of the ordinance
regulating the Market, providing "that any
person or persons combining together to
prevent the Market Stalls from being rent
ed as provided fer, or making threats by
which any person may be deferred from bid
ding on them, shall not be allowed to hold
any stall in the market, or be interested in
the same"
Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Cherry, in few appropriate remarks,
announced the death of DR.. Frances Mallo-
ry, and introduced Preamble and Res olu.
tons, by which the Council determined to
attend the funeral in body.
Adjourned.
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TINE FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT times of late
complaints have been made through the city
papers about the depredations that have
been made in our two Cemeteries by per
sons unknown; but it seems to have done no
good.
We were informed yesterday by gentle
man nat some one unknown to him had
broken several of the branches of bush
which had been placed in his lot by friend
and he valued it very highly. Such com s.
plants as these are also daily made, and it
is shame that such acts should be perpetra-
ted. Should further complaints be made,
we would suggest to the "Ruling Powers"
that a person be appointed to watch the
"grounds," and any one caught disfguring
tomb or breaking bush, &C., should be
arrested and dealt with accordingly.
Mr.. Hawkins, the keeper of the Aims
House, keeps watchful eye for the accused
parties, but as yet, he has been unable to
detect them. In short time we hope ia
place before the public the names of the
guilty ones.
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The BUTCHERS STRIKE as. THE CouNcILs'
.3rRIKE-THE BUTCHERS Cor 'EM-The great
excitement raised on Saturday last by the
butchers Strike, we believe has finally ter
minated as the new Market House was
thrown open this morning, and those who
had chosen stalls were put in quiet posses
sion of them.
To the outside spectator, this new Market
House bill has proved very amusing mat
ter, all through. The Butchers set out with
certain notwithstanding which was
one that they would not pay more than the
minimum price fixed by the Councils for the
stalls. 1t is intimated in order to effect this
object they got up a combination or 'strike,'
Wy which no one was allowed to bid on the
stalls when they were put up at auction
This is one view of the subject, whilst an
other is, that they wished greater privileges
in regard to Their fixtures, which the Coun.
ellis refused them and in consequence, they
determined that they themselves would not
sd for the stalls or let any one else bid
discovered that two of the stalls had been
rented oy an "outsider," and they being
the regular or former stalls Lf one OF the
butchers, he prevailed upon the possessor to
surrender them to him, which was done, and
the effect of which was to create dissatis-
faction among the strikers. Soon after this,
it was given out that the stalls not having
been rented, the Councils intended to raise
the rent on them to $3.50 or $500 per year.
This had the effect to make the Butchers
"cave," and they then rushed to the Collec-
tors Office, and named the No. Of their stalls
and deposited the money to pay for them
800 each.
All this had not given satisfaction to some
of the members OF the Councils, and they de-
termined to have counter "strike," and
out the price up. So, as we stated yesterday
8 meeting was held by that body last night,
aud the result is after little palaver, they
s.caved" too, by voting that the butchers be
put in possession OF the stalls at the minimum
price. We do not know that any persuasive
arguments were used to effect this sudden
change or backdown; but, then, when fell
low IS belly timber is in jeopardy what can
be expected. Conncilmen are famous the
world over tor their attention to the 'inner
man. and it is said to be a Tact that one oil
these functionaries never did get into snarl
with baker, or butcher or landlord, with
out being defeated-so potent is the influence
of their stomachs.
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OPERA HoUsE.-Last night we visited this
favorite place of amusement to witness tie
Romantic Equestrian Drama, entitled Buck
Bison, or Baby Blanche, the Child of the
Prairie. Mile Louise Wells appeared as
Baby Blanche, and Mr.. d. II. Harkins as
Blakey, supported by the entire strength of
a most excellent company. Tonight the
grand Equestrian Spectacle, taken from By
ron's celebrated Poem entitled Mazeppa, or
the wild Horse of Tartary, will be perform
ed, and we feel sure that the house will be
crowded, as no such pieces have been per-
formed in this city since the days of the old
"Avon," which was destroyed by fire some
nine or ten years ago. A look at the beauti-
full horses, Vesuvius and Benny Black Bess,
which are used in these pieces, is really worth
the price of admittance.
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8. o. MERWIN 4 Co.. Auct'rs.
BY MERWIN d co.
WILL RE SOLD


A T Public auction, on THURSDAY March
~ a9th, at Noon, if fair, if not the first fair
day, on the premises on Ferry Point, number
of valuable Building lots, beginning at the N.
West corner of Lot No a., in the plan of the
Town of Washington Point, better known as
the County Resid ence of Y Guyot, Esq, (being
on the West of Smiths streeD binding on the
said lot as well as on lot No "a, thence to 5th
street, thence along q line parallel with the
fence-7OO feet of high dry land commanding
fine view ofNorfolk and Portsmouth harbors.-
These lots can be made a continuation OF the
said Town, and will be sold in sized lots to
suit purchasers. The difference of saving in
the present high rate OF taxes-add to which,
the healthiness of the situation-would, in
few years pay for the buildings The Lots
fronting the river run to the channel. Title
warranted. The whole of the Is acres forming
Powder. Point, Immediately opposite Ports.
mouth, can be sold, il sufficient offer be made.
A olaf ofthe above can be seen at the store of
Messrs Merwin s. Co, No IL Wide Water st.
Y S GUYOTT.
MERWIN f. co,
NH 10 Auctioneers.
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NH 10
K. FOS'rER,
w K. FOS'rEK,
w. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office at the Reading Rooms of the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange. nos
MRS. r.. II. RIDDICK

w NS. II. II. REODTCh,
VK7ILL open her Winter Styles on THURS
w DAY, Oct. 9th, at 10 O'Clock, and will be
most happy to receive a call during the day,
from the Ladies of Norfolk, Portsmouth and the
surrounding Counties.
With regard to her styles, she would say,
they have been selected with the greatest care
by herself from Model Paris Hats, which have
met with the approval of the elite of New York
city.
Her assortment embraces all the novelties of
the season, and she will be pleased to have it
carefully inspected by her friends on Thursday
9th. oc "a
Transcript and Murfreesboro' Citizen copy A
weeks and send bill to this office.
NHILDREN's CARRIAGES with and
" without Springs, new stock. just arrived
and for sale low for cash at the Variety Store,
No 90 Main street, head OF Market Square.
lie 25-ly d Y MARCUS,
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The KEMPsvILLE CANAL.--We are gratiied
to learn from dispatch from Richmond last
evening, that the Kempsville Canal bill has
passed the House.
MARKET Shell. The temporary plank COW
ering for the sellers of meat and vegetables
was knocked down yesterday,b j. j. Moore
u Co., auct'rs., to Mr.. David Corprew, for
1888. 1t was knocked down again to-day
agd removed.
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70 THE LADIEs.-We call the attention oil
uhe ladies to the sale of Jewelry and Fancy
articles, by Messrs. Merwin Il Co., at the
store on Main street formerly occupied by
Mr.. Pascal Schisano. The sale takes place
at II o'clock, and is intended specially tor
1he ladies.
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RE- oMINATED.-At a meeting o' 0ho
Democrats Party of Portsmouth held at the
Town Hall last night, George W. Grlce'
Esq, was unanimously nominated Tor inc
Office of Mayor at the approaching election
which takes place gu next Saturday week.
John Nash, Esq.s has received the nnaina-
sion Of the Opposition Party,
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FALsE.-The alarm of fire last light about
eight O'CLOCK proved to be false; however,
the different fire companies were soon out
ready to battle with the fiery element il any
should be found.
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KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT q
MAEEIIMERN

MACHINERY.
'B'aE undersigned is DESTROYS of calling q !
a tention to his large stock of KINDLING
WOOD Sawed and split in lengths to suit gratcs
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box,
cheaper than the same quantity of wood car
be bought for in any other way for kindling
purposes.
Orders left at my office, corner of adi5ol.
ana Wide Water streets, sent through the
r. y, shall receive prompt attention.
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand ana
LOT sale at lowest market prices.
oeN WALTER J. DOYLE.
w ArrE L. e N H'DkFS-Ladies
Whlte Linen H'dkfs at 81 cts. AT No.
de IL TFOWEN&.
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REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE DAY BOOK. !
Trial of Land.

SPECIAL TERM OF THE CIRCUIT CoUaT OF
Princess ANNE CoUNrY-Judge BokerP Pre-
siHiun
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Local Items.

MAYORS Court, f. f. Ferguson, Presi-
du,g.
FINED.-Ellen Haxall, white woman, one
of the "pinks" living on LoyalPs Lane, was
arrested last night for being under the effects
# "corn juice" and making a disturbance
on the pugiistic order. This morning she
appeared before the Mayor, who after inves-
eating the case required her to pay line
Of SD, and to beware, or she would board
at the Aims House in short time.
ARRESTED ON SgsPICIoN.-Maria Brown, a
Tree negro girl, and John, slave of Dennis
Mosely, were arrested last night for being
cut alter hours without pass, and having
N their possession two trunks which looked
little suspicious in the eyes OF the Watch;
both were sent to the lookup, and this
morning on being examined both were dis
charged.
CouNTERrE1TERs SENT oN.--The three men
arrested in our city last week for passing
eosnterleit coin, were yesterday brought up
before the Magistrates Court, examined,
and sent on to the Circuit Court for trial.
MAYORS Court, PoRTsMourH--G. W. Griee
! residing.
Last night was very quiet one in the a
hove named city, no arrests Of any kind were
made, and this morning His Honor the May
or had no business to attendt to.