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The Courts.

Majors couR7.-Daniel Kelly, against whom judg.
ment was decred on Friday for s0 for horse sold him
ing grantsd but upon investigation the Court confirmed
its former judgment
James Winsate, charged With interfering with the
night police in the discharge Of their duty was fined $40
Peter Fagan charged with psddng, by sample without
license. Case not sustained and accused discharged
Commonwealth %. Hiram Henderson, charged With ON.
bezzlng buggy and harness from Daniel Mallory Wit
examined and accused remanded to Jail and case
postponed for argument until Monday.
Lawyer Sharp, for accused has made important dis
covery in geographical point of view which heretofore
has been considered mythical. dis client proved con
cusiTely that he had been TO Pungc and live iphabi-
ant thereof named Clinton Bell confirmed the fact by
admitting thai he citizen of that heretofore unds
covered region. .,.
After this important geographical fact re hare no fears
nov but THAT tho source Of the Nile Will be discover
haps the long lost Sir John franklin found at the head Of
large colony upon island in the open sea near the
Pole The Biographical and Historical sociey owe law
yer Sharp many thanks and we should NOT asondey f
barnuH Who has always an eye to business would not
engage The admitted citizen of Pungo at large
price Another fact was developed, that Pungo is local
lty where an honest swap on Sunday was matter az
business, in accordance with established custom.
ana thompson eoiore charged with asssuting
accordance with the custom of that benghted region was
turned over TO the military authorities,
MAJORS CoURT-F3vtc7ao,th James Talbot far nsrn;,
Fine RENTED. ""' "he" 80
conduct IN dosport on Friday night Fined 40 each and
twelve months. -F Wv Pe"ee ~
Maria Bland, charged with allowing her hor.. n, NAM ,
large IN the streets, was fined 81 Fine remitta5 - "
Mike flaherty and Bartlett King CHARGED With ss
orderly conduct In Gospor on Friday night were fined SO
EACH and bound over in the Of 1900 eseb ~ t ~
peace for twelve months "'oP '"e
Charles Williamson, police officer, who shot .,vs
Russ IN eosport on Friday night while trying to arrest
said Russ, was remanded to Jail to await the resuI, Of
Russ wounds. .' -
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TaE CAREER GAUeED-There is an old gentleman in
this ciIy who holds under the appointment Of fepoint
the lately discovered prodigy the office of Gauger of lii
quors whose duty it is to collect twelve and half
cents on each barrel of whskey other liquor imported
into the city 1t doesn't matter whether he actually
gauges it or not he coechs fee and generally the
importers Ia order to avoid trouble and delay pay him
without requiring the liquor 10 be gagged being satisfied
with the proof of the article without consulting his su
perior knowledge faster and smeller and measurer
WE'LL gauger got very badly sold in legitimate way
Saturday last by ofo goodnatured liquor dealers
Water Is getting rather scarce In the city, fact that we
predicted time ago. and the pump handles generally
having been removed the dealer began to feel badly the
want of sufficient supply Of the pure liquid flor what
particular purpose will not disclose and was com
planning Of lis scarcity to the officers of one Of the Bay
Lane Steamers when he told to send some barrels
Nh 10 the boat and get supply of juniper water, as
nere was plenty and to spare The offer was accepted,
,"a zen large whskey barrels full of water were soon
a",ea IN Iront Of the store The ganger who is always
- "o ''oh'a', came up at this moment and, seeing the
h. a',"ea barrels, smelt very extensive fse Ho.
W., A'a ae' see you've been getting whiskey
"en 'nali have tc call you for my fee. aNo you
spned the owner, "Youve been getting paid long
'A'asA ''' a''As a'sAins and y0a must work sy
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A Western correspondent is displeased
because we do not join in the general
"hue and cry" against General Il. n.
Lee, and he has written us a peevlsh
letter, covering his sentiments" IL
NAV be "a we'll to say, here and now,
that, to our poor comprehension tne
purity of General Lees personal charac-
fer ,nstit,es our course in regard to him,
and 90 thinking, we shall not unite with
those patriots out of danger who indulge
in the cheap valor of traducing him. 1t
Is true he was the foremost Of those who
Undertook the overthrow of the repub-
lie; but his conduct was open, and that
of a soldier. Up to the final withdrawal
of "his own State" he was Unionist
when Virginia went out, he went with
her and fought for her. Our correspon-
dent has no word of reproach for those
high in authority who are daily recon-
mending the forgiveness OF traitors who
Invented the rebellion; nor does he seem
to disapprove of the conduct Of his
"Union friend" Palmer, of Richmond,
who has established sort of agency for
the pardon Of Libby jailors and Castle
Thunder turkeys. Our purpose is ac-
complished, however, in the public state
ment that, if We seem to be partial to
General Lee, We are entitled to the merit
of having selected the most elevated and
Christian gentleman of the entire Con-
federacy. Is Our correspondent of this
way of thinking.2
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Miss KATE REIaNoLDs.-This attractive ana 81
young actress will commence engagement ''i'' -
| ing at Clenn's Theatre in the lively and intere5's
| of Masks and Faces in which she VIII 'ah' VI" -. o.
| ter of Peg Wellington, the vvacous' een'' ,rama
centric actress OF the early days OF 'ho hay.
Mis- pe,ono,ds con,es IN us with high repu'a'i"''' ~
ing in early life been the pupil of Edwin io'i'''
was the first to discover her extraoroihi' 49, al m
open M TO her young ambition the roaa W hr;ef
| fame Her history is somewhat ro'nan'''' = ,oon,s
! -, s ,. fa NAV not be uninteresfing 10 our P'of
ske''' VI "' introduced to her. She is of English
t, and her grandfather was an aidde camp ~ "'"ns
u. VI, where he foil in the last brilliant charge
o' - o,ords At an early age Miss Kate was left to
u Wv .osources but commenced the battle Of life with
which even the lack of friends and grim poverty
Id not daunt Being of a romantic disposition, she
arlv conceived a Partially Tor the stage Am
h,,;ous of excelng in this profession, she sought
ont Mr. Forrest. kindly received by him, and her
rare gifts put the test She passed the ordeal to his
satisfaction and pleased the public. Her debut was made
AZ virginia and by her delicate delineation of the char
acter of the pure Roman Maiden she won upon the
audience to at become vorite the soft charms
of her beauty her kneedeep raven locks her broad
brow and slender form 1t is sad assisting not little to
win the eye while her sweet and meodous voice en-.
chanted the of the town. Her popularity increased
and she soon was much sought after by discriminating
managers from all parts OF the countryand for several
years has held the very first position in her line of char
acters upon the American stage Such Is the prodigy
Mr. Glenn will have the pleasure of introducing to the
audience tonight in the character of the historical mad
cap that compound of passion and riyolty, Peg Voting
ton of whom 1t ia said she s worthy in all
the that worry please mankind With the dash and
spirit of her great prototype she combines all the maid
emily qualities that adorn the front OF virtue and typif
womaiy excellence. But enough our people will see
her tonight, and can Judge for themselves how
drousy nature has endowed her and what jewels
added to her perfections During her engag ment she
will appear in several pieces such the "Rva Or
snee Girls" Piceolino, Ali for Love- and the Angel
of Midnight" We trust she will be received by full
house and with such greeting true worth merits FROM
a generous intelligent and discriminating public. IN
the play Of this evening there will be stars than
visible for Gossin Fers and others Of lesser msgn
tude will peer through the clouds occasionally Msi
Selma Warren will treat to favorite dance and shs
moves her feet with considerable rapidity Marstor
and kosene will appear in the farce Of My Neishbor
Wife, which is wont to set the house in roar.
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.,,,, money won't pay You cent unless you gauge
..-hiskey In future He was little angry at the
new turn things taking, but was determined not to
la heat out ofhs just dues in that way and so he went
home got his rusty TOOLS and bringing cooper along,
prepared gauge the barrelsoderng them all to be
placed in proper position for thorough Inspection,
ercising much authority the weight Of his Office
would admit. In the meantime the dealer had told the
Joke to number of friends and by the time the officer
ready to commence operations crowd oil thirty or
forty persons all in the secret had gathered around
He commenced by knocking cut the bungs and
then inserting his gauge, went through with all
the details in regular style, testing it IN every way
except by tasting and smelling and, hnaiiy
drawing small quantity in cup to ascertain the
quality he quietly hut with true official dignity, took
seat the door steps his speetaces and began
TO examine of the cup lie looked attentyey
at it moment and appeared somewhat startle-but as
to make of the NATTER he quickly raised II to his
lips and taking sip, turned the owner with amaze
ment seated on his brow and exclaimed: "By thunder
it's ivateri The shout with which this declaration was
met by the bysanders was heard down in Whitewater
street. and brought the hslEmion young darkies who
nhab that beautiful thoroughre FORTH with the whites
Of their eyes rolling wonder If the year Of jubilee
had come" swell, said the gauger, You will have to
pay for it. anyhowI don't lose anything by the joke''
"No you DON'T jeered the proprietor of the water bar
res, didn't ask you to do and there is law to
make Inc pay for having water gagged This settled IT.
and we happy to say that the gauger not only took
the joke in good part but took something more substan
tal and with little body It, than Juniper water
The moral of this joke Isl Aways taste before you
and be sure you don't mistake water for whiskey" We
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gro equality, and endorse the Presidents
policy of restoration; and while not con-
sidering the national debt in the light of
a blessing, are opposed to anything like
the reputation of our obligations. The
army and navy are eulogized; the Mon
roe doctrine is reaffirmed, and the abol.
ition of slavery recognized. In word,
the war Democracy was the ruling spirit
of the convention-all other factions
acquiescing and silently surrendering to
the men who have sustained the honor
and glory of the nation, throughout the
great struggle for the integrity of the
Union.
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vention. Secretary Seward, in acknowl-
edging its receipt, says it twill engage
the early attention of the President"
The explosion of car loaded with
ammunition on the Northwestern Ten
nessee Railroad, mentioned in dispatch
a few days ago, was terrible affair."
Seven persons were killed outright, and
large number wounded. The train
was almost totally destroyed.
The Mississippi election is to be held
OH the first Monday in October Con-
gressional Districts same as in 1857
Legislature to meet third Monday of Oc-
tober. County, district, Judicial and
ministerial officers are to be elected at
the same time.
Twelve indictments for larcency and
forgery have been found against Edward
b. ketchum in the Court of General
Sessions, New York.
The Overland Telegraph Line to Cali
fornia is again in working order, and no
Indians are on the route.
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One George Washington Lafayette
Meade announces in Norfolk (Vir-
ginia) paper that, if Jefferson Davis Is
not punished, he Meade, will take the
life of the said Davis. This Meade is a
Connecticut fellow, and thelast that was
seen of him in that State, according to
ne bridgeport Farmer, he was run
ming through the streets of that city,
pursued by woman who was belaboi-
ing ms head and shoulders with q tin
upper. The people of Norfolk should
e e5 On thelr guard against this terrible
ieiloW'-N, 7. NeaUs.
ihere must be some mistake in the
name. The only Connecticut Yankee
in Norfolk, that We know Of is the
senior editor of the "Old Dominion },
and he has only been absent from the
wooden nutmeg" State little moro
than year. He did not br;no onv
wooden nutmegs with him, bnt he
brought wooden headr-and 90 sar
from taking the life of Davis, he woula,nt
harm kitten.
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SHOOTING CASE ~ dosfos7.--Tho condition of Lewis
Russ, shot BY officer williamson in Gosport on Friday
night during the rioous and disordery bearing of affairs
is said to be verycrca The friends of W lliamsonare
conscious that he did the shooting in seifdefence and
in the discharge of his duty II appears for some time
past GOsport has been the of several awless out
RACES committed By party going around and committing
all kinds ofexces5osin disguise as police ocera and the
tale goes, that Russ believing Williamson to be one OF
these sham policemen, resisted his authority and struck
him, The final examination of Williamson. who is anx.
ous that The affair may bs fully investigated, wi,
bring out the full facts OF the case
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Arrivals at The Atlantic Hotel, Sent. 10.

J Boyd, Allegheny city; II T Van steenber, Jr, N +
Debordio, G; W II Lamas, Middleton, Carroll
ma; J Goff Fortress Monroe; Edward Decomis, Jr
BALTIMORE 7 v Kesser, Elketon; Col George W Lewis
and lady, Suffolk Jno M Robertson, Va; George Carp
er; Lient F,Alonroe; CA Ellyott, USN; Starr, Jr
BALTIC; Phillips, Va; L Barnes George H Darden,
Southampton, Va; 7 Tyler Va J Boyer Suffolk, Va; W
Williams, G; A G Bates, D Howell, G Nelson,
New York; Hunter, H Rawis, Franklin Va; A
McCathirine and lady, Smith and lady, Petersburg
Va; George Rves, Thomas Pollard Petersburg Va
R Harrison, two Misses Tompkins Joplin and lady
Richmond; J M Marresett W Genner. Scotland Neck N
G; H Turner. Va; Theo Dangiger, N c; 7 Meredith
and son, Illinois; J Zeal, N g; A R Rice, U N; W
0sworld West Troy Y; n Ashley, Y; T Lull,
Boston; W Jordan. Va; lWilson, Hill, George
Hobson BOSTON
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Kuy ISzc-on Saturday night. about half past eight
o'clock, the Creole, from Richmond, bound to New
Tcrk hile trying to drop into her landing OF Smiths
Wharf b. unaccountabe into the steamer
Thomas Coilyer lying at her wharf The Creole struck
the Collyer heed ats the upper seocn carrying away
all the atancheons and starting the work the port
about three feet The accident did net effect the Collycr
any manner prevent her from leaving her regular
trip yesterday morning for Richmond Captain Mitchell
board and gaze orders TO clear the wreck Of til,
upper saloon Carpenters went UP in the boat TO work
the saloon In order that It's travelling community should
be deprived OF the benefit of this essential comfort
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
ALE philadelphia and Hudson $325.r
BRANDIEs-Apple $4,000 100; Hennessy, otari, P.
ntt, O. ltllon, &e siOO0@l6O0; Fancy Brandes Cher
ry Bs berry. Ginger &c. s5Oo6650; Domestic com
MOI. 30 California, per case, $1,000
BIZ tERS-Bokees brakes Wahoo, RUSS sohsidam,
&c, 81 O0@ 49, California Wine Btters per case $500
BAcoN-Baltimore, Sides l9@2oc+ Hams, ESQ Soc
Smithfed Hams, cuts TO order, 23@ 25c.
BEEFExtra Mess, $1syO0d2 20 90; Mess, Sl6O0d1s 100
BRICKs-Frst quality pressed 5000; "a do, $22 90;
BAUGHs PH0spHATE FERTILIZER, sss per ton
C0RN-White 706p76c.: Yellow, SSOlS3e.
C0TT0N-ordnary, 30@s4c; Good, 35@37c; Mid
ding, 3S@43c.
C0FFEE-3lG36c.
CANDLES-Adamantne, 2lGi 25c.
Establishments and Imported 2O@l5O
DOMEsTICS. -Merrmac Prints, IS cts; spragues do,
81 cts! American d. 81 cts; Amoskeag do, SO cts
Arnold do, 2sl cts wansntta do, q cts; Standard
Sheeting 81 cts Lonesdale Bleach &c cts New York
Mills 81 cts. Bates Colored Drill. S312 cts Neawkeag
az cts Delaine, 38a37 cts Lancaster nghams ~ cts
oFLogR.fsmily sl20O' Extra, slooo@loaS; Super
FORAGE-Hay, 100000 per cwt; Corn, sealoO per
bushels Oats 6o@75 per bushel Bran 4O@s5O per bush
GIN-S2 50C1500.
HOOPS-None. tl'tt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LUMBER-olear per thousand, 5000; I'd do, 5000;
Sd do. $4,000
LlME-Frst quality, per Dbl, 81 So@ssOo; I'd quality,
sl50@2O0.
0AKUM-16@lSe.
oiIssoWhsle per gallon, s2oo@a2s Lins.ed sl.7S;
poRK-Moss ss2oo@ssoo; Prime set@s2Oo.
P0RTER-Londen, best brands. $3.50; Philadelphs
RUM-s24o@6OO
R0SIN-Not quoted.
R0PE-Manilla, 23@ 26c.; Hemp, 259sOc.
sUGAR-Brown, l4@17c; Refined, Crushed, Powdered
and dranulated, 1kcj White 1879; White, 10;
Elk, 1876.
sHINGLEs- ssOo@looo,r ...4
sTAyEs-S25OO@3OO0
TAR-SL50Q5OO.
TURPENTINE-$525C95.5
TOBACC0-Connecticut Leaf, 2o976c; Virginia, none;
In market; Manufactured, 60c.9Sl2S; Smoking SOC q
Il 00 Snuff, soc @S1 90.
WHEAT-white, $4,000 10; Red, s1.5o@l7s.
WHISkEYS-Old Monongahela dow proof g .20&2
30; Rye and Bourbon, S2.35@7yO0.
WINE-Champagne "star, "Hedsick," Screen Seal .
De st. Marceau, Red Lac" &C., S2600@4200 Sherry S.
$500; Port Sa00QsO0; Claret in cases. $500 $780, S.
$1,000 and $4,000 Sauterne, per case SoO0@l6 Calor.
MIA per case, S1200Q1400. -
W00D-Per cord, S4.50@6.0o.
WHITE LEAD-S@17.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
FRESH MEATS--At the stalls, Beef according to cut
l0@l5 cts; Veal SOLO cts; Mutton 12O1s cts. Shoa
1901 90 per quarter.
FowLS-Chickens 5000 cts according to size Ducks
81 00@1 rs per pair; Geese 62976 cts. !
FRUITS-Peache 81 o0@1 50 per bushel; Damsons
q S9@2 % per bushel Pears 81 So@2 90 per bushel
YEGETABLEs-Cabbag SOLO cts; Tomatoes 26G3O
cts peek Onions 10 cts per bunch Beets 10 per
bunch Soup Vegetables 1910 cts per bunsh Potatoes
I5@sl 90 per bushel; Sweet Potatoes 751so cts per
peck.
FIsH-Hog Fish 500 to l25 per dozen; Spots 1o@15
cts per dozen; Trout 25@5o cts. piece Must 10@15
cts. per bunch Sheep Head 509s1 90.
BUTTER LARD AND CHEESE.-Butter 20@35 cts.
per pound; Lard 1926 cts per pound; Cheese 1s025
cts. per pound.
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The Boston Daily Advertiser an
nounces that Brevet Major-General
George Il. Gordon, of Massachusetts,
has returned to Boston and resumed the
practice of Law at No. Earrister's Hall,
Court Square, in that city. The numer-
Gus friends Of the retired soldier, who
reside hereabouts, will regret that the
E1-General has given to party what
was intended for mankind. It was
hoped-as the grammarians say-that
he would settle in tour midst,n and be-
come citizen among people to whom
he so much endeared himself during his
brief authority. But it is useless for a
poor old city like Norfolk to contend
with the Athens of America for the pos
session of genius: the Hub wanted
some one to put on the robes of Webster
and Choate, and Mr.. Gordon " resumed
the practice of law at No. Barristers
Hall, Court Square," Boston. Mr.. Cor
don has our good wishes, and We trust
he may be as transcendent in law IA he
was magnificent in arms.
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A recent decision ofthe ATTORNEY Cen
eral of the United States declares tbo,
rebel officers did not forfeit their citizen.
ship or any rights as citizens by leaving
the United States service and joining
the rebellion, and that they can only be
deprived of these rights by trial and
conviction of treason. They can, there.
fore, engage in any pursuit or occupa.
ton open to other citizens, and are com
petent to be officers of United States
vessels. $50 ftI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NORFOLK, SEPTEMBER .,
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Schooner James Guthrie shackleford, Chsr1ystons.
Schooner NJ. Monson, Dayton, Philadelphia.
Schooner Cheora, Lyon, Philadelphia
Steamer James Brady, lands, baltimore.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Colyer, McCarrck, Richmond
Steamer City Point Talbot Richmond
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Clinton, Sloan, Conyack, NC.
Steamer City Of Richmond Powers Richmond.
Steamer Magenta Baulsir Richmond.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
Steamer James T. Brady. Lands, Baltimore.
Steamer May Flower, Robinson. Richmond
Steamer Maria Allen, Murfresboro'.
Schooner Pidgewood Weeks New York.
Schooner Merchant, Beitsell, Fredericksburg.
Sloop New Packet Adams, Smithfsld. a
LIST OF ARR1rALS AND DEPARTURES At
FORTRESS MONROE, September Q.
81 81. .Fsa4a ARRIVALS.
Steamer Escort Richmond
Steamer Eagle Ne. 8, Richmond.
Steamer Thomas A. Morgan City Point
-... DEPARTURES
Steamer Blackbird Richmond
Steamer Escort Baltimore.
Steamer Eagle No. 8, Baltimore.
Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tredericksbure
Steamer Minnsmet, Norfolk
Steamer e. c. Bddle City Point.
Steamer Triton, Norfolk,
Steamer Thomas A. Morgan, Baltimore.
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REcoyrST OF WATCHES AND 0TRrs PROPERTY TAEzy
f.oa TEE ASDERsoSyILir PRlsoSrss-IxFoa7ANz LET.
7rRs TEox CAPT. r. B. WiSDIR--A RECEIPT sEox wiR-
AND ALSO TRox HazeR TOR loSsT-iesterday. about
.leTen o'clock Gsr Of the Provost Court received
dispatch from Capt Hitchcock ct City Point that 9
hea-y robbery had been committed during Saturday
night o. breaking into sevsral stcre and taking there
from matches jsweiry money s;iver spoons and other
property AMI it expected the perpetrators would
most likely be one 1f the Richmond beats eonse-
quently apon the Arrival Of the Magenta end City Ct
Richmond yesterday afternoon attachments of the Pre-
vost Guard and Detectives in attendance each
boat and searched the passengers and their baggage
Two men we're arrested board tle City OF Richmond
With lot of jeely in their possession, answering the
description Of the stolen property They taken to
the Guard House, to- be- held Until their he in
vestgated On board the Magenta considerable excite
ment created from the fact that box Of watches
found in possession of G. I. Garrison, ESQ., Of Accomac
from Richmond route home to the Eastern shore Mr.
Garrison above all suspicion and is the counsel
or R. b. WndeT confined in the Old Capitol prison
He voluntarily gave up the articles placed in his posses
sion to Capt Gmer Provost Marshall we'll all the
papers connected with his clients We give below
correct copy of all papers given up The papers WILL
doubt be returned to Nil Garrison for the bens Of HE
client:
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DfsrETER DRowSED.--A seaman on board the U. s.
De Soto, now lying in our harbor, while attempting to
desert on last Friday night was drowned His body
found floating near Fort Norfolk yesterday and delivered
by Lieutenant j. W Neal Of he Provost Guard to the
surgeon of the Naval Hospital. The name marx ed on
the deceased clothes was Samuel Allen.
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tbs WEATHER.-The Thermometer at DR.. W. T. Lewis.
Drug Store. under the Atlantic Hotel Indicated the fol
lowing state Of the weather Friday;

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, as will be seen by advertise
ment have madc reduction in their charges This will
interest large class Of community for every bust
ness man has occasion opatrnze the Express Company
Will &C O. d." ever be abolished is the query that most
interests the Old Dominion.
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1t Is understood that President john
son will, toward the close of the month,
visit Raleigh, North Carolina. He will,
it is said, be attended by several men,
beers of his Cabinet, by Gen. Howard,
Gen. Butler and many leading civilians.
The Presidential party, on their way to
North Carolina, will, it IL understood,
halt day in Richmond, in compliance
with the request of Mr.. Palmer, Lib
victim, who, some days ago,
called upon Mr.. johnson and in the
name of the celebrated Lyons meeting,
worthy of the OCCASION" asked him to
visit the Capital of Virginia. 1t is un-
derstood that the party, during their
stay in Richmond, will take rooms at
the Ballard House.