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A REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
IA
SIT BUILDING. LOTS FOR SALE.
WHO WILL BUILD THE FIRST HOUSE IN
p r N G F Z Dr.

The undersigned, having purchased the sHAWFARM,
near the north end of Church street, and laid the same
off into streets, and squares and lots, offers the same for
sale, in squares, as follows:
4 squares, 7 Acres, making 112 building lots,
8 squares, 8 Acres, making 1876 building lots.
8 squares, 9 Acres, making $50 building lots.
10 squares, ~ Acres, making lie building lots.
No less portion thano one of the above divisions of A, s.
Q or 10 squares, will be sold at one time, and it IL prefer
red to sell the whole rs squares to one party.
This land is only 70l feet from the pavement on
Church street, and Is well suited for buildings, and offers
an opportunity for Investment that will never occur
| again in this vicinity, it being the most suitable site,
and, In fact, the only available one, for a new town, or a
city extension in the vicinity of Norfolk and If every
lot had q house on il, they could all be rented immedi-
ately. 1ae Has
Plats Of the land will be sent to applicants and sxhib-
tied at No. % Wide. Water street.
IT not sold, will be withdrawn from market, in this
form, after thirty days. DAVID DEY.
AJ- Chicago Grimes" copy twice a week two weeks
and send bill to 6 Norfolk Post" s~ep18-tf
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The Courts.

MrLlTARY CouRR-Capt. BOtyord pr.siding-John Bal
ron, David Anderson and Peter Kelly, arrested by the
Portsmouth police for assault on Emma Holmes teolored).
Remauded to tbs guard honse, sentence deferred.
Homes, charged with ~swindling Tuskeramon Of SO 2G
Case continued, accused giving bonds In the amount Of
500 for his appearance on the sd September.
Daniel Bring (coloredl, action for damages in the
amount Of 81. =4 5@a
DanI Jackson and Jas. Smith tcordl charged with sell
Ing liquor without license in viOlation.o Of the city ordi-
nanees. Sentenced each to pay u fine and costs OF $2l %,
or committed to hard labor prison for 30 days. A move
In the right direct Ion.
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New SKIPPING OPTICS 4 Harris have opened q
Office at No. 4S Wide Water street, corner Of
lane. They are both experienced and ener-
getic men, and will despatch all business in their line at
the shortest possible notice. They also load and unload
vessels. We hope they will receive the patronage the en-
terprize they have embarked in SO Justly deserves.
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Inc ODD Fellows Of Portsmouth and Norfolk will visit
na'unors on the 10th, to attend the Inauguration cers-
monies OF the Wildsy monument. There viii be q gen.
vi meeting Of the members Of the Order, At their Hall
on church street, this evening, for the purpose Of mak.
ing the necessary preparations, A general attendsuo. 4.
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ARRESTS DY TEE NIGHT PoLIcE The night watch on
Saturday night arrested a number of night brawleiv,
white and black. The whites we're committed to Jail by
Mayor Tsbb for examination this morning, and the ne
groes were turned over to the Military Court.
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Newsmen and ~newsboys desiring papers WIN pie"S'
nave their orders at the ceui't'ngf"'m III evening pre-
y.or,s before six o'clock.
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requested. In abiding 70 the grand reunion Of the
Order in that city, the Baltimore Amsrican says:
aThs j. ". brand Lodge Of the United States Inds
pandsnt Ordersef Odd Fellows will commence is annual
session in the Hal, Gay street, on next Monday, and
there s-po doubt but the attendance Of the Grand Repre-
ssntattsks will be uhprecedsntedly large. There whI Ds
present delegates from every State in the Union and
HON some 81 the British Provinces, who work nnder the
charter Of ne American iurisdictian. On WEDNESDAY
the dedioatdfy service of the WILDLY Monument WIN
take place; on4hursday o grand bensnet will be given
the Lodge by the citizens Of Baltimore, and on Friday
thew viii be in the charge of the City Councils. IL Is
quite likely that they will on that day visit DRUID sfii
Park aud the Water Works. "a ..
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REMEDY FOR Hon RESrs.-Mr, David Dey, through
our advertising columns this morning, suggests a remedy
"r nigh rents which, If followed, will not only cure the
evii complained OF, but it will add to the taxable property
o. the city he offers for sale five hundred and seventy.
seven building lots within the limits Of Norfolk upon
most reasonable terms. Please read Mr.. Dey's card,
which IS snccinct and perspicuous. To our mind hisis the
most feasible plan yet offered for Towering the rent"
wnicn 10 now the cry of the people.
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LIST OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Al
FORTRESS MONROE, September 10.
ARRIVALS orr
Steamer William P. Clyde, Richmond.
Steamer Fanny Gamer, City Point. -
SteamereBlackbird, Eastern Shore: ''
Steamer. Exchange, fredericksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Blaekbird, Eastern Shore.
Steamer Sylvan Shore, Fredericksburg. Oh
Steamer William P. Clyde, New York.
And the regular mail boats. . H..
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0fAAAhA GEORGE LKARy.-This splendid steamer made
20 appearance at the New Line wharf on Saturday,
.noousniy overhauled and repaired; also newly painted
looking as nesh as a daisy and neat - q new pin. A she
came up the hsrbor she made q splendid appearance. all
% with Gags, strsamsrs and burgess vaytns
gracefully in the wind. Captain Talbot, ts popular
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MARRIED.

In this city, on Thursday, the 18th instant, by the Rev.
q. ID. Armstrong, MI. WILLIAM 8. HAYS, Of Newark,
New Jersey, to Miss MARY CECILIA FREEMAN, daugh-
ter of ]. NJ. Freeman.
Newark papers copy.
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Mayhew & Brothers, Booksellers and stationers, areau-
tborizcd agents to sell the Norfolk Post, and all orders
# with them will be attended to the same as if left at
be office of publication.
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All communications relating " slsrossed 10 y NJ
nected with this paper should :. ,ions rertaioine to
Brown, Norfolk Post All '.noo Intended for the
~ addressed to John Clark, Editor
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$ NJ. Pettergill q Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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SHIPPING ~ELLIGENC
PORT OF NORFOLK, SsP1RNBBR l6.

ARRIVALS. -.4
Steamer Geo. Leary. Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, Baltimore.
Schooner J. T.. Dennis, Wilson, Richmond.
Schooner Sarah Il. Young, Banks, Richmond
Steamer Magenta, Daulsir, Richmond. ~
Steamer City of Richmond, Powers, Richmond.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Wm.K Kennedy, Parker, Boston.
Steamer Thomas Collyer, Mitchell, Richmond.
Steamer City Point, Talbot. Richmond.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, Baltimore. .
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer Gazelle, Byers, Conyack, NC. 3
Schooner Mary Ann, Rhodes, Il. City.
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Advertisers are requested to mana !" 'n'" aa,s,
ments before six O'Clock in the evening" '''''"' ~ paw"
cation. -
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Messrs. 7. and II. GAUGHAN L CO, No. 1l6 Broadway,
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers Of all
the leading and most fashionable styles of Watches and
Jewelry, desiring to increase their business to an unlim.
tied extent, have resolved upon a Great Gift Distribution,
subject to the regulations following
Certificates naming each article and its value, are plac-
cd in sealed envelopes and well mixed. One of these en-
velopes will be sent by mail to any address on receipt OF
twenty five cents.
Al articles Sold at One Dollar each, icithout regard to
Viae.
On receipt of the certificate you will see what you are
going to have, and then II is at your option to send the
dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers may thus
elry on our list for Qne dollar, and In no case can they get
less than one dollars worth. The price of certificates Is
as follows One for rs cents; five for 81 eleven for 81
thirty for S. sixty-fve for $40; one hundred for SIS.
Agents wanted everywhere, to whom special terms are
offered. Il, 4 ii. GAUGHAN q On
seple-3t No. 116 Broadway
lew York.
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oiL-whsls, per gallon, ~s2.OodR22s; Linseed, si.7S
KNNt ss2oo@s5 90; Prime sa5@82.Oo.
Observation-Disclosures, best brands. $3.50; Philadslphis,
1876. AS
RUM-$240@600.
ROSIN-Notq quoted.
ROpE-Manilie, 23D26c; Hemp, 26G9oc.
SUGAR-Brown,14@1 1Nc; Refined, Crushed, Powdered
and Granulated, 21Kci A White, l91ae; b White, 49,; U
SmNGLES-$S00@10O0.
STAyES-S25. O0@300O.
TAR-A.5005.00
TURPENTINE-S5.25@550.
TOBACCO-Connecticut Leaf, 20tG76c: Virginia, none
in market; Manufactured, 0cAdSi. rs Smoking, 5Oc.@
81 90: Snuff, SOC t0Sl00.
WUEAT-wIite, 81 1902 10; Red, S1.50@1.75.
~WHISKEYS-Old Monongahela flow proof S2.20@2.
"a: rive and Bourbon, 1880 90.
WiNE-Champagne "star, '"Heidsick, "saraen Seal
De 81. Marcean. hRed Lac &c, S2500@42OO; Sherry, Y.
ms.OO; Port, $4O0GsOO; Caret, in cases, $500, 5000, W
$1,000 and s2i0O; Sauterne, per case, ssOoGl5; Cainor-
mia. per case, $l2.00al4O0
WOOD-Perc cord, $i50@5Oo
WHITE ~LEAD-S@l7.
Markets firm, with an active demand for all sorts Of
produce. grain and naval stores. The demand for staves
/. daily increasing TO fn orders for West India ship
meuts. Gold firm. Stocks Cat at quotations.
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Our PUBLIC ScHooLs--To-day our public schools open,
and it Is to be hoped that all who feel an interest In their
children will not fail to enter them. We are assured
by the efficient Superintendent that the corps Of teachers
are compete mt and reliable, and well calculated to i'm.
prove both morally and mentally the condition Of their
scholars. e.t tt f...
The Norfolk Academy will also soon be opened under
the auspices of its old Board, with Robert Gatewood as
Principal. No better selection could have been made.
To see our institutions Of learning open again is exceed
ingly gratifying to US, and a matter of proud satisfaction
TO know and feel that IL has been the great object Of Gun
Principals desire to have 1t accomplished. HIS labor has
been rewarded by the consciousness and proud assurance
that he but did his duty to the youth Of Norfolk.
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6IESS's RHRAgRs-The "Angel of Death" under va
rious forais, hideous, solemn and lovely, presided over the
stage during the close of the last week, and was As op-
pressve as q nightmare. 1t is very clever rs the dream
Of an oIaum-eating physician, but is quite incongrous,
unconnected, Heterogeneous, and incomprehensiblo as .
dramatic production, and quite a satire upon medical
science and the profession generally. Miss Reigrolds was
very beautiful, especially as "Thc Angel of Justice and
"The Angel OF Love, y while she was thrlllingly terrible
As the "Angel of Vengeance" In her statuesque efforts
she was truly artistic. But Msxstpn. as the glorious Apol-
10, was grand-psrfeet a. the god Of day, oflife and light,
and the muse of the sounding Tyre. His ruddy face was full
and pleasing as the fair round sun on u bggy morning In
June.
Gossin made q most proper Germa n doetor--one 81
those strange metaphysical compounds-those haifdream-
ing, half-waking, world forgetting creatures Of tmagins
ton, whose thoughts are too grand for the world-but
who build a creation of their own, wherein they bliss
fully dwell-smoke their mserehaum's and drink lager
beer. Ferris made up ~capitally, and played with his usual
spirit. and so did MessPs. Taylor and A'Beekstt. Mrs.
Fred Meek and Mrs. France were deserving Of all praise
for the artistic manner In which they. performed their
parts In the drama. sraT. iI.|- t..
Tonight We are to have the great play Of the Jealous
Wife, with Miss Reynolds a. the heroine ; in which she
will teach wives generally a few useful lessons, 10 al art
they are so fond OF practicing. Andy Blake, . very
beautiful little drama, will b. ts ~afterpisce. In which
Mise Kate will also appear. 'A .lLDiU y 900
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BURGLARY RANPANT.-Our city is no doubt at present
the resort Of a gang Of audacious and daring burglars
On Wednesday night last, four attempts were made TO
break into the residence Of DR.. Samuel sslden, No. az
Holt street. The last attempt made by the marauders was
about IL O'Clock, and 1t was a persistent and determined
effort to enter the house at all hazards. In forcing the
shutters, some members Of the family awoke, gave
the alarm, and aroused the neighborhood to such an ex-
tent that the robbers were compelled to make good their
retreat. Nothing daunted, the determined s%coundrels
proceeded towards Noye's bridge, just beyond the city
limits, and out of hearing Of the alarm created by their
attempting to force the residence Of DR.. Sslden. Here
they succeeded In forcing the dwelling Of ". H.. Murphy,
living at the foot Of the bridge. They gained an ea.
trance to Mr.. Murphy's bed chamber and robbed the
pockets of his pants, when his wife awoke, and
hearing footsteps in the house gave the alarm, which
caused the thief TO make a precepitate and hasty retreat
from the premises. In the hurry and confusion Of the
moment the robber left his shoes behind him, which he
had dofed the better to silence his approach by the
stairs. The shoes have been left at our office for exainl-
nation by the curious, and any JEALOUS police officer feel.
ing anxious to investigate the case. The shoes are Con.
sress CATERS, No. 9s, with a slot cut out of each, evidently
showing that the wearer was a big-footed man, and suf-
fered from eorns or buuions on the little toe of each foot.
They are about one-third worn, apd could be made very
serviceable to trail thelburglar, provided any intelligent
and sagacious policeman would take so much trouble to
bring to punishment the Williams who now infcst our city,
and, for the want of a little exertion, are permitted to 80
free. On Friday afternoon the house Of II. L. Turner. on
the corner of Fenchureh and Holt streets, was entered by
a man who drove Mrs. Turner out. The rufhan fearing
he wis pursued, ran up stairs into the attic and pulled the
ladder after him. Mrs. Turner sent for her husband, who
Immediately sought the assistance Of officer Wyatt. MIR.
Turner and the officer repaired to his residence with all
possible speed, but arrived too late, as the robber had
| made his escape by the attic window into a tree top in
the yard, while parties were watching the cuddy hole
leading to tho attic. This was evidently . piece Of
strategy not looked for by the Watchers. At all events 1t
| proved successful, as the rogue escaped. t
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BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.

Always on hand, a large supply, which we will furnish
to dealers at New York prices, Orders from city or conn
try promptly filed. J. G. DAWSON 4 co.
ssp2-t No, % Main street. Norfolk, Va.
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70 his seat in the House of Representa-
lives without discussion.
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BSg% AUCTION SALE.-Seven Hun
dred and Fifty bushels CORN,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 10 A. NJ,
at P. IIenneberry's Warehouse, Commerce street.
Wake Il CHAMBERLAlNE,
ssn1S-3t AuctiOneers.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Sent.

CtncUIr COURT 0rtsmouth.-The case of Hsyns Us.
Haye, action for divorce, was before this court Oh Satur-
L daN for arulnenf
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HAIR DYE.
ELECTION CARDS.

ITO THE VOTERS OF III
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT " WIN
GlNIA.-I respectfully offer myself e. q Candidate 70
represent you In the next Congress Of the United states.
and hone To be able, before the election, to address You IN
your respective Counties. L. II. CHANDLEh:
Nors,jf september 8, 1895. = Il ssp8-tf
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Movements OF ocean Steamers
Passengers Sailed.

La Llyerpoob-J. r.. for1eroy.
Nj Gyerss Cuba john Taylor, o. Lswton. Mr. aud Mr.. p
H. De Basucr four children infant aud servant, Columbus
md Mr.. H. b. Daneasy Mis- Wood, Hoo'ick Fall. Mrs A;
hed Mi' Adele sgrh Mr. Re's two ys. ssS'eR 'T r.
Ese.on n Y, NJ sterneers-r. and SOD, Mr. sonnebo5n
T. hi.. z. Dan,bmarn Mis-: L. psmSTann' Mr. aud Mr., Mr..
St' o and saa M a. coS M ~ Mr. and Mr.
George J. stephenson and child H. Glover Fair
s 1np SON. S1n Y " ST. asr.h. Mr. Eye Miss Clara
smith, Mis-, Jones. Nj and Mrs. W. 4 Smith, " Cap
MI sud Mr. Cy!a. BatI.I n n Mr and MI' Il I. Andsr
,SS SinSlSm.' w. s M a sns Mr. cunnSs
NJ. andMs j. N. MorIi.on y. Y Thomas hlmsu, N y;
sdslphia; Cha. T. Wiin. fhs q. Arrsi. N " " Es-
iSss IPy T. ss.S e. st rs .nd Mr. t
z Blodss n Y M and Lr, A Kahn add two children.
W w.. End nd M sf Holmes sw0 sSi'S o "Ss
scsramsyer. N. Y, Mira w. X. Levi. Miss Lewis Boston
Y; NJ D. W. Appleton Miss Appleton, n: Q. Ms, Bel
and servant ~ g. James Roo..yelt, lady and SON.
el.y Gsorsis Mr. r. occli.. NY; Mr.. Ed Bsns fhl.
NJ and slr, e.dskipf ehid and in1ns London 9, NJ;
AID Nj. r %ssos N.Y. Mr. sad Mr.. ssenboclN
Sir. L. a. GsInet Col. II. o.-rbsrz, N r. 9lbrie; Per-
MIS-. cslssan Ms. Furnace fi NJ: and Mr. E. c Cowdn
Ale1snder Grnha, Mr j. B. Hall NJ and Mr' McCorni s
Mon,ssne Stephenson, England Lord NswIy England Mr.
il " Nv v.aa ESsI P p L. H s,.se
n y; jaime, Connor L. Hsyhonisn, two Misses Lloyd
r. sarrs and son. NewYork; James Park Jr, H. Brook
field Pittsburgh; j. w. Russell, Rochester,; A. barclay
GOa Jo,sh More End wife Ssy + p%%nt
Bs,on; smith owen L. sharpe s. Ryder Providence; Jas
Blown r. C9ssls, wicoI i speySf y 4 B,5 ST2wp'
f. Halicht Ncw-York; J. A. McClslland wife and two
children Loui.viIe; C; W. Bradley East Haddan Gem;
England; E. T. Hasow. N. "; Nh: and Mira H. G Jarrett
and daughter BOSTON, Mrs and Mrs g. Warner bliss 10
enbiro Pond Mr. and Mrs John A. Robinson, child and sex
want J. Baker N VI Mrs. T. b. Hawsworth shfnd No;
" p Pepper Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Charles or MINIS
" " Frenkles Cincinnati; w Fuller Mr.. and Mrs has
W TiIIinrbast Troy; G. Kns.snd D. c; Kinss.nd, n y;
s. H. Brown. N. r.; Mrs. C. Wilsie' troy TWO muses.
Wigsan and three children and servant n II OBeIne,
o. O'Bsine Phisdelphia A. Miller r., l. o. watson, Eng
md Mr. H. Crate New York. II. E. A. Bemon. and ser,
want, j. Barnes VIM. KiefeI. A: NJ Boyer, N ~ alrea
Foyer Manchester; j. A. Morrison B. Oodenbnrs Robert
Harris. T.; 4. w. Bailey and son. Philadelphia T. w
Cameron R. Straihsrs NJ j. Roe j. Horne, fh s.,,
mia Thomas Heller N. Y; WIN. Schober, Ohio }. slut
Ensland and $3.50, 600 In specie.
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Arrived

Steamship as'andrs, Holloway Annapolis 20 hours troops
| to u. 5. ON
Steamer Chsrles Bents sser Beaufort 90 hours naval
| stoI IS aud Murray Nephew.
Steamship Nishtinsae Bsaker Key West days IS houss,
pass. 20 u. 5. ON
u S. selnraIport Victor, Gates Alexandra - hours V
Ship st. Peter spsasue. Penssos 20 diys timber Petes
Bark Prima Dorna tof 81. John NJ b Sawyer. Buenes
Ayres March 60 hides ,nd wool to master
BARK Sae BonssI Nsssu Leaytt Massmcros . dsys
via Nassau cotton and skins Feb 70 crossing bss
al hauoros Smith, stewsriess was drowned belonged
Bark Annie (of John N b., Bailey, Cenuegos 81 days.
Brig Rolling Wave (of Fall River). Collins, Remedios 10
day.. sugar, &c., to J, F.. Wsrd Co.. o-
ses TO E. T. Smith. Left big l.. W. Armstrong wanef
brig u. Trow bridge. for New York next day.
Brig W. NJ. Dodge (of Barbldoes) Penny, Buenoes Ayr~
II DAYS. hides. X. r. Swim 4 Co.
Bra spginzbok (of Windsor N ST. Smith, Grand Tuk u
days salt TO D. Il. De Wolf Left no vessels. .
Brg Isabella (o Bsrbadoes Haned Para 81 days rubber
&C., to III. X. Corning. Son Il Go. 80 -
Brig sarah Larsen (of Barbsdoes Miller. Gorec, Africa,
days nuts Yates Porerej. Left brig Charles Mulef
for Cape de Verde Islands in 8 days
schr President Brown Port Midway. Ms. 10 dayA va
New. Bedford lumber to 4. NJ. Msylewk Co.
Schr. =. w. Saunders, Philadeldhis-
scT Orralo Weeds, Calais 30 days, lumber TO Simpson
Mayhem.
schr. 4. Bayes Wilson Erzabetbport for Providence.
Schr Minnie Arnold (of Sheburne ~ S Purgey Afroye
Is days, sugar. &c. 10 Brett, Son Co.
schr L. Snow, Savage, Port Royal days. oafrefs
Bixby.
scr Margaret Ann Russell tof Nassau Nassau 10 dayr
salt, &c., to Thomas 4 Holmes.
schr n H. Deni, Hendricks. Beaufort days. in bslsa
10 ". s. ON.
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Denton. J. n. Pescoeki II. =; Good
Act Ast.SnrSeon II. c. Meredh Act Second Asst
Ers, C. C. Davis; ThlrdAss. A sts~s-t; Mate, o. +
Hal ton; Csrts.rlsrt q. g. GTsrcs Sing 0n'ssewa.i
J. Denafest: Pat m .-Sawsrj, Eicherd Wilton.
ARRIVAL OF THE DAYLIGHT.
The United states steamer Daylight, is guns,
Actug Master James \. Bfard commanding Bamp.
ton Roads - couls arrived on sunday SIZE was tovel
mere by UrteI States s;earcr Ge'tYeSnrg. Tie fol
lowing is ~ Est Of tao officers oftLe Daylight:
Acting Masters omr ancing, James a. Bullarci Act
ing ELsign and Executive Officer. j. Arnold Crois;
Acting ASH fauiSuTgeon, James r. May; Acting IA.
sistant.paymnser Frederick e. Imleyi A,ting First
Assi.snt-Enrineer in charge Daniel Il. 0yerton Gee
ond ASSET n,-En ineer Robert Pallet; Thirn Assist
sntEngineor, Henry X. Allen; Ensign, G. Linaenann;
Mates. Wiiliam H. Bottom. j. L. Merriman.
THg BlOOKLYy yayY YARD.
On Tuesday Tie Brooklyn Nayy-Yard was hon
ored with the proscAce Of Admiral Farfagar Ifis
event cinred not little commOiion among tho large
number Of naval officers who frequent the yards the
Conmandant, Admiral Bell the helds OF ueparlmehls
Capt. PoInock and Cgft JGT It received nm VITA GIL
dine respect His visit nj tbs station IL to transact ir'
portant naval business. The Nefus vent on, OF COM
mission Monday toe Daylgh, vi. follow her example
in few days; both vessels ere fourth rate eht tno
Daylight not being Of any further uso TO the GoVerh
ment. viii probably be sod.
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YORK.....".MAr II.

Cleared.
s,eau,hip Granada Baxter. Charleston. A. Lesry
Sterm,hIp City Of Manchester lBr, Hslcrow, Liverpool
J. q. Dale n,p,
Steamer Fulton, Wotton, Port Royal
Steamer Sea Gull Fish, Warrington, H. bynnsr.
steamer Eaxe Lawrence Havana, Spodord, Teston Co.
S,esmer Josrnhins Thompson, Moore, Baltimore.
Steamer Anados Crazy, Nook City Point and Richmond
- Bsis Ja.ts (Mecilsnburs Rsh Won PsspcIs Niejsh
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