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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-03
THE COURTS.

MAYORS CoURT.-Charles Killings
worth (cOlored), arrested for stealing a
pair of boots from n. b. Lee. sent before
the military court, and remanded to
Jail.
Edward Casey, soldier, was arrested
yesterday by officer Burke, for stealing
fish in market. Turned over to the mill
taTy court.
James Jenkins, charged with fighting
Saturday night and disturbing the peace
generally, was called to trial, but for
some reason not known to us the case
was postponed for further examination.
n. Baur, charged with driving cart
on the streets for public use without
being properly numbered, in accordance
with the ordinance, was fined $50.
Patrick and Ella Hall as. Thomas
Clogan and wife, for disturbing their
peace andQuietness, and being in bodily
dread OF brickbats and other arguments
of the kind, sent by the Clogans, asked
the protection of the court. The Mayor,
after listening to both parties, found each
equally culpable, and bound them over
mutually to keep the peace towards
each other, and the women in particular
for IL months, in the sum OflS200 each.
Jas. Blanchard was fined s. for being
drunk in the streets.
MAYORS COURT Portsmouth. Hen
ry Jordan (colored) and George Ballen n
tine White, two boys, We're arrested by
| the police for fighting at the ferry wharf,
throwing stones and disturbing the
peace. Turned over to the Military
Court.
Dennis Callahan was arrested on COM
plant of his wife, for being drunk and
abusing her. Fined SO and costs. Com
mitted to Jail in default of payment.
Alonzo Montague and Ignatious
Howe, arrested for fighting in Newtown
ON Saturday night, and firing pistols at
each other, We're fined SO each, and put
under bonds to keep the peace for twelve
month in the sum of 81 900 each.
William Hope as. Joshua Barnes,
action for debt in the amount of SIT, for
house rent. Referred.
r. j. Smith, from Chowan county,
North Carolina, arrested on complaint
of William Pace and Daniel Brownly,
for selling his own produce of grapes
out of tin cup. Case dismissed.
MILITARY CoURT.-The operations at
this Court were suspended yesterday in
consequence of Captain BatsfOrd re-
ceiving orders to report at Headquarters
and to turn over the buildings now Oc-
cupied by The Provost Marshal and the
guard, with all quartermasters' prop
erty, to Captain Low, Quartermaster,
and all abandoned and seized property
in the hands of the Court TO the Freed
mems Bureau. This looks like organ
izing the Court of Adjudication propos-
ed by General Howard for the protec.
ton of Freedmen and their interests.
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SAILED ON A CRUIsE.-The U. s. rev.
enue cutter steamer Kan-Ka-Kee, Capt
J. G. Baker, commenced coaling yester-
day at the yards in Portsmouth prepar-
atory TO sailing on a cruise from the
capes of Virginia to the capes of Della
ware. She leaves this morning and
will be outside for some weeks to watch
the interests of the revenue service and
render assistance to our merchant ma,
rlne, If required, or found in Distress
'Thls vessel Is of immense importance to
our coastwise interests and decided
protection TO our merchant marine du-
ring the winter season, more particular
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

EXCURSION TO THE CAPES.--Yester-
day afternoon,at A O'Clock, the magnifi-
cent and fleet steamer, Magenta, Cant.
Baulsir, left her wharf on pleasure ex-
cursion to the Capes. With commend
able spirit of libeality the agent of the
New. Line, H. V. Tompkins. issued
number OF invitations to our merchants
and citizens, and extended his courtesy
TO the press. The elite and fashion of
Norfolk and Portsmouth took advan-
tage OF the occasion, and the ladies
turned out in force, accompanied by
their escorts. AT 8 p. NJ. the Magenta
arrived at Old Point, and after remain
ing few minutes steamed out, i'm COM
pany with the George Leary. Both
boats ran side by side for about three
miles. The race was quite spirited, and
excited quite a livelyinterest among all
on board. After fully convincing the
Leary of the speed Of the Magenta, Cap
tain Baulsir bore away for the Capes,
that all on board might enjoy the bene-
fits of moonlight excursion to the full
bent of their inclination. The vOtaries
of Terpsichore, animated with the de-
lightful music of an excellent string
band, devoted the joys of an hour to the
lively dance. When supper and re-
treshments were announced, those who
had not an opportunity to dance before,
enjoyed the benefit of that great delight
while others ate. The excellent band
of the 18th Illinois enlivened the inter-
est of the scene on board by discoursing
refined selections from the various ope-
as--favorite marches, waltzes, gallopades
and our sOul-stirring national airs. The
officers of the boat, Captain Baulsir, ID.
H. Hill, the courteous Clerk, Arthur
Linn, the favOrite of the Mattano, and
the agent of the line, I'll. V. Tompkins,
We'd with each other in catering to the
comfort and enjoyment of the guests on
board.
The representatives of the press were
particularly attended to, and all enjoy
ed the excursion and appreciated the
courtesy and liberality of the officers of
the Magenta. Capt. Baulsir is the very
persUnificatiOn of an Obliging man, and
a fine fellow generally. ID. H. Hill, the
clerk, appears as happy asa clam athigh
water, at the very idea of being able to
oblige you. Arthur Linn, the clerk of
the Mattano, is young in years but old
in good humor, and bids fair to be. not
only general favorite but all efficient
steamboat man. H. V. Tompkins is the
combination of all qualities, and appre-
ciates the press and its representatives,
therefore he is bound to prosper, as well
as the interest he represents.
This excursion was the grand affair of
the season. Not one single incident oc-
cured to mar the pleasure of the occa-
sion, which of itself is an evidence
that everything was properly managed
to insure the pleasure and comfort of the
numerous invited guests. The ladies
spoke in raptures of "What delightful
time ~ ooh, how sorry am it is overW
Many left satisfied with the poets expe-
renee
" One little hour of Joy to me,
L. worth dull eternity"
Long live the Magenta, and her ac-
commodating crew.
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PRIVATE SALES.
WHO Will. BUILD THE FIRST HOUSE IN
sPRIN FIELDY

The undersigned having purchased tho SHAW FARM
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:
squares, Acres, making liz building lots.
squares, Acres, making 1856 building lots.
squares, Acres, making 1850 building lots.
10 squares, IL Acres making ITO building lots.
No less portion than of the above divisions Of 1,
or 10 squares will be sold at time and ii is prefer
red to sell the whole % squares to one party.
This land is only 7Ol feet from the pavement on
Church street, and is well suited for buildings and offer.
an opportunity for investme hat will never occur
again in this vicinity, it being the most suitable site,
and in fact the only available one, for town,
city extension in the vicinity of Norfolk and il every
lot had house on it, they could all be rented immed
ately
Plas of the land will be sent to applicants and exhib-
tied at No. 22 Whitewater street.
If not sold, will be withdrawn from market, in this
FORM after thirty days. DAVID DEY.
Er- Chicago "Tmes" copy twice a week two weeks
and send bill to "Norolk Post" sep1s-tf
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VIRGINIA FEMALEINSTITCTE

= 7 4 T o n 4
The Forty-Frst Term viii commence OCTOBER ith
All the Departments will be in regular operation under
the care of experienced Teachers.
The Buildings contain Sixty Rooms and are newly FUR
nished and the Grounds four acres.
The fall amount received for board WILL heretofore,
be extended for the benefit Of the pupils. Access easy
by railroad via A lexandria or Richmond.
Reference to the patrons in Virginia and the
Southern S;ates-among them, Hon X. c. L. MGncnrr.
General Robert J.. Lee Hon. A. H. H. Stuart, Hon L. r
Thompson, Hon. A. 4. Caperton, &c.
Terms AS before The war. For circulars, address
sep2j-2w3 REV. r. H. PHILLIPS, Principal
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LOCAL INTERESTS Some men are
exceedingly destitute of that which is
described as a jewel, viz: consistency.
They solicit local patronage by circulars
printed in Baltimore and other places,
and ask Norfolk public to encourage
them, with their trade, when they go
abroad to patronze others. Truly a
nice way to build up Norfollx's interests.
Ladies, take our advice, and encourage
only those who encourage the general
interests of our own goodly city.
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GLENN's THEATRE.-Th great moral
drama. entitled "The Ticket-of- Leave
Man, will be played this evening at
Glenn's. This is considered the greatest
triumph of modern dramatic attempts
hy the critics, and it certainly is a most
inte resting play. Miss Ada Webb Will
appear in the character of the fast youth,
Sam Willoughby, and the interesting
role of May Edwards will be in the keep,
ing of her sister Emma. Gossin will
personate the detective Hawkshaw, and
Ferris will be Robert Briefly, the Tick
et-of-LeaveF Man. We have here pre-.
sented for the public a magnificent dra.
ma, with mastery east, and the house
ought to be crowded to witness the per-
Torrance.
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MEDICAL.
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NOR SALE OR CHARTER.

A LIGHT DRAFT sTDE-WHEL STEAMER, of eighty
tons burthen suitable for Freight Passeugers-wel
fitted and in perfect order. Also, FOUR LIGHTERS
dpcked over drawing thirty inches water with FIFTY
CORDS OF W0OD--bnlt in the most substantial manner
expressly for Tightening wood.
Apply to, or address,
aue19--tf No. II Roanoke Square
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Long live the Magenta, and her ac-
commOdating crew.

: THE WATER MEETING.-Quit large
number of citizens repaired to the City
Hall last evening, for the purpose of at
tending the water-supply meeting, which
was advertised TO take place at y
o'clock but the hall-doOrs were sealed,
and Mr.. Lockhart being absent from
town, they were not opened until eight
O'Clock. Owing to this delay many
gentlemen became impatient and went
away. Still, there was, with those that
remained and those that dropped in af-
afterwards, fair gathering. Mr.
William f. Harrison presided, and
Mr.. William s. Forrest acted as Secre-
tary. Speeches were made by Messrs.
George Blow, Jr., w. II. c. Ellis, E. II.
Lindsay and Colonel George Sangster.
The speech of Colonel Blow was pow
erful and convincing argument in favor
of water, and fully met all the objec-
lions advanced against it by the most
exacting among the Van Winkleites.
Mr.. Lindsay's anecdote about the
preacher and the old ship of Zion, with
The negro overheard and no time to wait
for him, was a good hit, well timed, and
particularly applicable to that mode of
water-works, viz: negro and two
buckets.
On motion of w. Fl. c. Ellis, the fol-
lowing committee of five We're appoint
ed by the chair, viz: w. III. G. Ellis, ).
r. Borum Marshall Parks, G. w. Buttz,
and John p. Leigh, to prepare business
for the next meeting, and attend to hay
ing the hall lighted and prepared for the
use of the citizens on Saturday night
October It'll.
On motion of c. w. Buttz, the meet
ing adjourned pro tenn. until the 9TH in
slant, at u o'clock.
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\ EW BOTTLING ESTABLISH.

\ EW BOTTLING ESTABLISH
~ MENT.-The undersigned respectfully informs the
Keepers Of Restaurants, and the public generally, tb
hey nave entered into copartnershp to carry the
business of bottng the choicest Ales and Porter at
% Market square, Norfolk and of Grace and Goth
streets Richmond. Virginia
Our stock selected with care from rsoass Northern
Brewers and from our long experience in New York in
the Bottng business confident that We can supply
the public and the trade generally with a better ai.l
cheaper article than any other house in town. We ne
the first parties in the business, and we are selling @
hitHen to twenty per cent lower than Joeoeis WI"
| to pay bother. North large profit. ,-t-
to give Us call, and try bottle of our 5parXhs
| ages -.
We would also state that still continue 70 &
ture our tarfmed Soda and sarsaparla waters SO uni
! versally appreciated BY our felloW-cltikths'
hieh'S' prices pau iV' 0n'P' f VANCE,
! ,e - II. CLARK
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Each and every sftiCe IN The aloFe NJ p
By Certificate These are placed in similar ehV.iopea
aud seaIa1 Anr oersoa Obtaining aCerthcate, to be
nd a., ou fr or sent by mail 70 any address, VIII
knew what they may have for one dollar,
We charge for sending Certificates paying postage asd
q eleven fr 81; thirty for IS xty-EYe foe SO and
| one hundr fox ~, r 40 r 49, :
- III desire Gun eSchang. for any ether article In
iist OF IN. same value By this method enabled
~ furnish the public with selections from rich and
RED stock Of goods at nominal pre. while all have
,nce of securing articles Of the very bi.hest value
We warrant every article a. REPRESENTED money
funded. -
AdryTs-Iiberal commission and valuable premiums
consisting Of Watches &C, given 10 Agents.
Addr.s. all ora5Ts 70 GEO, DEMERIT & co,
s,p2l-lm S03 q roadway, New York.
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SHOP LIFTING.-Berta and Harriet
Smith (colored), were arrested yester-
day morning by Constable Merchant,
for purloining from the store of Mr.
Burk, dry goods merchant on Main
street, lot of socks, gimp, &c. When
arrested they had the stolen property
in their possession, and they were
marched by the officer before the Mayor,
who turned them over to the Military
Court, plumber and all.
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L o r S A l. E.

offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion of my farm, adjoining thu
village Of Kempsyille, in Princess Anne county, Va
miles from the city of Norfolk, situate on the ees
bank of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy society good, adjacent tC
schools and churches The land thoroughly adapted te
TRUCKING being high, rich and quick There IL wood
enough on the land 10 pay for ii.
Should it not be desirable for any one In want Of land
TO have so large tract it will be divided into suit
For terms &C., apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants, Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st., Norfolk Va IN whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale. ,..-.,
J. NJ. BRiCklIOUsE
ie7-tf kempsyla Princess Anne CO.. Va
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.epIs--lf

CJX REASONS FOR BUYING
THE Not;yT VERNON CooK-SToVE.
~ II i. the Heaviest Stove in market
?. You can burn either Wood or Coal.
a You en- get Duplicate Plates II it should break
a II is delivered and put up at your house free OF
expense,
g. II is Warranted and eau be returned lift does not
work
&. You can always md it at the Depot, Roanoke
Square J. r. GILLETf
sep2I-ln Depot Roanoke Square
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USE HELM B 0 l. D IS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

In all Diseases of those organs, whether existing in
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The reader must be aware that however slight may be
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All the above diseases require the aid of duretic.
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IN AGAIN,--The City Point, Capt.
Talbot, arrived here Sunday evening
from Baltimore, in an entire new dress,
and presented beautiful appearance,
having been thoroughly overhauled, re-
fitted, and newly painted. She left for
Richmond yesterday morning. The
Dictator" Capt. Deering, coaled up and
left for Wilmington, Delaware, ON Sun
day night, where she will be thoroughly
overhauled, refitted and newly painted,
and when completed will return to this
place, to be held over as transient
boat on the New Line.
In the Old Line we notice the famil-
liar appearance of the staunch and ele-
CANT " Georgeanna in place of the
Adelaide.
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Il NJ B f. r. LANDS
AND
YARNS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms;
ls Farm of l2j acres, miles from Norfolk.
I'd. Farm of 43o acres, 10 miles from Norfolk.
Sd. Farm of 81 acres, in Nansemund county.
4th. Farm ESQ acres, miles from Norfolk.
9th. A Farm of 2O00 acres % miles from Norfolk.
9th. Tract of Wood Land $500 acres, 90 miles from
Norfolk.
eth. Two Farms of 10 and so acres, 16 miles from
Norfolk.
sth. ono Farm OF o6 acres, II miles from Norfolk.
9th. One Farm of o. acres 81 miles from Norfolk.
10th. One Farm of $40 acres, 61 miles from Norfolk
18th. One Tract Of Land (haif ccared of 20 acres,
miles from Norfolk
18th. one Farm Of 100 acres, miles from Norfolk.
18th A Farm OF ! 200 Acres Ii miles from city.
lith A Farm Of ,668 Acres, miles IRON city
18th. A Fann of $50 Acres, 80 miles from city.
10th. Tract of Wood Land, 800 Acres 3amile4 fron
! city
| nth A Tract Of Wood, 400 Acres 10 miles from city
18th. Farm OF III Acres, II miles from city.
| 10th. A Farm of 800 Acres Is miles from city.
Goth A Farm OF 412 Acres, II miles from city.
2lst. A Tract Of Wood Land, 100 Acres, o miles iron
city.
| I'D A Farm of 1872 Acres G miles from city
Odd. A Farm Of $50 Acres, q miles from city,
2ith. Farm Of 5000 Acres, 10 miles from city.
18th. Farm Of 500 Acres, II miles from Norfolk
Goth. Farm, of So Acres 10 miles from d"
| 9Th, Farm of l20 Acres, mile. from
| 2Sth valuable Tavern Stand, 20 "
Goth. A Farm Of so Acres, IL miles from
30h. A Farm Of IA Acres, 80 miles from
| 3l.t Farm OF All Acres, 10 miles from
| sd. A Farm Of 800 Acres, 6QJqifesfrom
3sd. a Farm Of zoo Acres, 50 miles fom
35,h. A Farm Of $50 Acres, 65 mites from "
3Gth, A four-story Brick House, On Main street
| 37th. Two Frame Houses, on Church street
| 3Sth Two vacant Lots Oh Church street
| seth -Four Lots, on Newton street.
ioth. Three valuable Lots, on Main street
Nearly all OF the above Land il water, ent
the large tracts are heavily Timbered. description
each will be furnished application TO the Undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and saleo
'''" FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT d Co.,
| Auction and Commission Merchants
IS augT-tf % Wide Water street. Norfolk, Va.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Puchu

win radically exterminate from the system Diseases
arising from Habits of Dissipation at Hhte eJense htIe
or no ohdaJs in diet no Inconvenience eposuye
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AUCTION sAlES
BY + F. Ferguson, Auctioneer,


BY r 2. Ferguson, Auctioneer. =
WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUG,
| TTCN. on FRIDAY NEXT, Goth Instant at the house
n Underwater street. recently occupied by Weeks
rHyerse all the
KITCHEN FURNITURE
herein contained, consisting OF
BEDS
BEDDING,
BEpsTEADs
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS
TABLES,
CARPETS
CRoCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
TABLE LINEN =
TOWELS,
&c, &C.
Also
will sell the
BAR FIX L r + 5
such as
BOTTLES
DEcANTERs. >
DEMIJoHNS,
GOBLETs,
VASES
L0oKING-6LAssEs.
Whisky.
BRANDY,
WINE
ALE,
l &C., Be-
Terms cash. FL. FERGUSON.
l octj-it Receiver.
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PERsoNAL.--E. B. Branch, of the Pc
tersburg Lade.r, and J. Barron Hope, are
on flying visit to our city. Both look
hearty and cheerful in spirits.
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| ~ to those who are 40 unfortunate as to
be crippled and in need of her assis-
tanna
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Helnbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar 10 FEMALES Is unequsled By any
other preparation in Chlor0sis ReteBtion Painful
ness Suppression of Customary IL acuatOns liberated
Schirrus state the Uterus and all complaints Incl
dent the sex, whether arising from habits Of dsspa
ton impruienee in, the decline change in life.
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THE WEATHER.-Th thermometer
at Dir. w. +. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Monday