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Our Common school system-Nee...,,x n,
Reform,

rH annual expenditure for the suppor, OF N.
Public -hools Of this city has now reached o,,r
Two mIlhon dolArs-A sum more thAn doub,. th,,
~Ssad expanded By ths moss snlighSsnsd Euro.
ps>o oi,iss sssi Apprsximsis he nss Of New York.
u Nils snnsous outlay wsro jud,ciously sIpsnd.
Cd Tor Tho sdrnesmens Of education and the I'm.
pro'emsni Of our common schools We should no,
"rea word 70 say against ID Jealous % the Sun
Lway'sof anything looking 10 oItrsvagsnesin The
disbursement OF public money, we would no, cen
care even larger outlay than that now used. pro-
vded u we're made The medium OF slsy.ting our
school system to . standard propOrtiona.s 70 the
cost. But unfortunately, while the tax upon the
reopsfor school purposes is propor,ona,ely heavier
than in any other city tia, We now think Of 4, ID
humilising fact that the practical results OF ,h.,
expenditure arc much lsss satisfactory than
"a almost any other proSres.iv. city. W.
see die fruits q cur bad school system
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financial s.ws Markets. &..

10. York, Wednesday, Nor. 20. oP.h-The sner.
noon quotations Of tho general STOCK market com
pared With those Of yesterday afternoon, show . de-
cline IN quotations OF from :. 10 Per cent. Gov
ernmeat securities we're steady. The unisyorahle
Mexican reports have tendency 70 put up the price
Of gold. The highest price Of gold to-day vas lls,.
and the closing quotation iisa. There VI" change
In money, and the market vs say for call.losn, At
per cent. Foreign exchange Vas nominal Al los a
lu9A for 6O-days bankers sterling, snd no., il0i
Tor SO-dAys bankers sterling The New York exports
teIclusive Of spece) Tor the week ending Noy,ibsI
~, and since January l. compare as follows.
1884. 1854
PS, .ss yse n.Do,;oa ssSSlJsss
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
7nrasnll NorNMG, nov. 80, 1865.
To AtHrIilsera.

wv.o-N ,ri,n rom nd orr Advertising patrons
,t..,h,ir f1vor, -i b. too late r. ea~hes'ion''
u,i.,hancsd IN NJ out counter before nine o'eoes
W" b.,r o., hicston Office open for the reception
r, sdrer,umenu until ~ O'Clock r. 81, but do not
,sny them amer nine eclook
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POLITICAL.

A TTENTION-THERE WILL BIZ A Grand
n rally OF those in favor Of the election Of MAR
SHALL q. ROBERTS for Mayor and RICH ARD
pGORNAN for Corporation Counsel, At Military
Hall, 1913 Bowery, this evening, At ! O'Clock. L. ".
The following gentlemen have signfod their inlen-
ton Of being present; Hon. Thos. Murphy, Hon
VIM. X. Steward ths.. Spencer, Esl., j. H. Plum
sett, Eat, and Moses Plstl Esq. J. Z. FREEMAN,
Chairman. I43
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
The Remarkable Propertie. Of Br.wn,


The Remarkable Properties Of Brswn's
Bronchial Troche. have been thoroughly tested since
frat introduced. Tho demand for them In. steadily
increased, aud, purely upon their own merits, they
have found favor With those Who, from Pulmonary,
Bronchial or As,hmstle complaints, require them.
For Couch, and Cold. they are eficseious 100
Piles ! Piles !! Piles !!!-An 20. have 10
DO /, TO try one bottle Of stricklands Pile Remedy
II will cure In three days. No mistake. Wells b
60, 1lh Franklin IT. Agents. 4l6
PyIe's q. Il. soap-The Cheapest sonp
In for the working classes. Sold BY srocer
every-hcre 426
Fall asd Winter Clothing fer Men and
Boys The LARGEST assortment in the city hest style
and price les y. H. Bsld-in, 10 and " Bowory. al
Grovcr & Bakers Hishest Premium
Elastic stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines, loS
| Brosd-sy, y. y. and I3S Fulton 81 BROOKLYN. 5iS
| Wheeler g. wilson Lock stitch sewing
| Machine and Button Hole Machine. no. 6eS BROAD
wsy,N.Y. 3l3
Hove sewing Nsch,rr Compnny. Ne.s29
Brosdrsy, " V. tli.s move, ~ Pgesioer'. Afen
Wsn'pd. t1t
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO UNION CARPENTERs-IN
consequence Of resolution pissed in the several
Unions OF New York City, you are hereby notified TO
retain your full hour At at ali hazards BIZ order
Of the Joint Committee s3f
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~ nv G. GRIMES zee ia
ELECTION NOTICE-PURSUANT TO
1.-the Provision. Of tho La-s OF this state. Public
tice IL hereby riyen, by the common Council Of
the CITY OF New YORK, that an election will be held
In the several Election District, Of the vsriou. Ward.
of'ad CITY. on the FIRST TUESDAY of Decent Der
next, being the FIFTH day OF DECEMBER IsG5
Tho polls will be- held at the places which have
been duly de,iFnacd by the Commissioner, OF Police
for the Metropolitan Police District. AZ tho places al
which election. shall be held in said Election Dir
trics during the present year and the Polls will 10
opcn a,,qnr,se' aud remain open until sunset, when
they will he finally closed.
IuE oPFICrEs TO mr. worm FoR AT sucu ILEc-
TiOS, AHE TnE FOLLOWING:
havor, In the place Of G.. TOD frey t,uniher
Counsel to the Corporation. in place OF John L.
Deyelin.
An Alderman in ,.eh Of the Aldoum.nie pi,,ric,.
having an even numerical de.rnstion viz: second,
Fourth, sixth, Eighth, Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth,
aiI Counciimen in each Senatorial Di,tric,
one Comml,sionsr OF Common schools. for the
First School District, comprising the Fir,i, second,
Third, Fourth, Finn, sixth and Eishth Ward,
ono Commissioner Of Common school,. Tor the
Second School District, comprising the seventh,
Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth ward..
one Commissioner Of Common school,, for the
Third school District oompnsns the Ninth and sir.
une Commissioner Of Common Schools, for IN.
Fourth School District, comprising the Eleventh ana
Seventeenth MaIds
one Commissioner Of Common Schools, for the
run school It'ret, comprising the Fifteenth and
Eirhteenth Wards.
one Comm,noner Of Common Schools, for IN.
Tuenty-hrst Wards.
One Commissioner Of Common Schools. for the
Seventh school District, comprising the Twelfth,
Nineteenth and Twenty second Ward,
one Trustee of Common schools, for e.ch Ward
Also, Omcer, TO MI the vacancies nov ,xstiug In
the various school ll,iricts and Wards Of the CITY
by order Of the Common Council,
D. T. VALENTINE, CLERK.
NEw YoEK, Noveml er 10Th, l>63 vi
EOR MAYOR, G. GODFREY GUNTHER.-
Tor Counsel TO the Corporation,
RICHARD O'uORMAN.
BN order Of the
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC CITY CON.
NENTION.
COL JAMES BAGLEY,
Chairman.
HrmI r. RooSr- secret.rie,
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COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHA-
~ BOWS BEFORE
THE DEATH KSKLL OF CORRUPTION.
For Mayer;

MIX
For Corporation Counsel,
RICHARD U'GOkMAN.
Endorsed by the sth Ward Independent Democratic
Club.
FRANK KIM, Vice Prcst, Chairman.
Luxe G. GRIMES, rec. ia
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THE PEOPLES AND WORKINGMEN'S
L Political and Psoteottvo Association.
1oth Ward, 10Th Aldemanic District
For Alderman,
CHARLES DEVLIN
Regular TammAny Hall Nomina tions
l9th Ward. 10Th AldermAnic District
For Alderman,
CHARLES DEVLIN
For Councilman Of the Ith Senatorial District,
PATK. RI SSELl1 BENZ. MOORE
FRANCIS y. REYNOLDS, HUGH REILLY,
HENRY MURRAY, JNO. W. GENET.
The Mckeon Democratic Nomination.
10th Ward, 10Th AldermAnici District
For Alderman,
CHARLES DENLIN s5l
Union AND CITIZENS NOMINATION.
" For School Commissioner,
6th District-20th aud 2lst Wa h
JAMES L. HASIlE,
For Trustee,
Goth Ward
GABRIEL VAN CQTT, ~
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FATHER MATHEW r. A. b. SOCIETY,
= No. 2, y, v. holds smother grand meeting this
evening, in ball, ~ avs and 2Sd Of. at Pm. W
Bach, ESQ and Prot. wells, the great Phrenolofist
.lil sddie. The meeting, Me.srs Kine, Carol and
Cole and Stsrtey, also Mlsses Conley, Hhmmel, and
others, will sing some rood songs. The public are
invited. JAMES DELASY, Prea n. j. CARR,
Rec, see 115
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

THEATRICAL. = Macbeth, one of
Shakspeare's most beautiful and most
dramatic tragedies, was played before a
very respectable house on Monday
night. Mr.. Proctor gave us a very pleas
ing rendition of the character of Mae
beth, being rather more subdued and
with less rant than we are accustomed to
meet i'm stars of his powerful frame and
physical development. The reading was
very correct as we conceived it, and all
the noble language of the authors en-
chanting poetry was brought out clearly,
distinctly and forcibly. Mrs. Fred Meek
gave us very fair reading of the Laiy,
and her acting was very fine through
out. The Banquo of Mr.. Ferris was
well studied and carefully played, and
Mr.. Taylor reflected the highest credit
upon himself in the character of Mae
duff. Especially was he great in his
emotions, upon the discovery of Dun
cans murder. The Duncan of Mr.. Gal
lagher was quiet and modest. and wor-
thy of all praise-as was the Malcolm of
Mr.. Herbert. The witches, too. per-
formed their work without bunglng it,
and the singing of Rosene and Miss
Emma Reynolds was effectively execu-
ted. In fact the play was very well
produced in all the essential points, and
the scenery, costumes and appointments
generally were carefully and skillfully
managed. Ill did their duty, and all
deserved full credit from the great actor
down to the supernumeries, who We're
about as intelligent as we usually find
them. In the afterpiccc Mr.. and Mrs.
Marston kept the house in agood hume
over the vagaries of Cousin Joe .,
Margery. :"
Last night, the "Nick of the Wo al.
founded on one of FennmOre G. oue,
fascinating Indian novels, wa, u1per
to good house, and Mr.. Proct . plaSe
the audience by his perform ,or lllril .,
various mysterious charact 40, nance vi III
benainosay while Mars t ,eas ol tne Iit
terminsdly funny as it s,oI was as dc
in the part of "Roar mo '1 R pISJ,o, St 10
pole" "'ph 0'ach
Tonight, we ar e 10 be reg.,oa ,,;,,
new romantic d rama, from one of I'm
mas works, er titled ambition. :" or flu
Tom6, the nrone, and the ScaffolJ
the plot Which is laid in the tines .
Il klng Hen ~ the Eighth of England. I
Is play full of court mysteries and in
trigues and Proctor and Mrs. Meek MIA,
lne reading characters. Its promises ar,
great, and the performance will n,
doubt be equal. " ~
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

In the year 1885, the writer embarked in the Drug
Business in the city of Philadelphia, and while thus
gagged made several experiments in regard to the
desirable mode of preparing Fluid Extracts My effort,
being successuthe articles being approved and used by
the Medical Faculty. DESTROYS Of placing them be
fore the public, but hesitated for time before
Guiding to resort to newspaper advertising, knowing
the preudces that existed in the minds of many against
using advertised Medicines N0stras but through ths
advice of friends and those who had used them this Object
ton was overcome
After Is years exertions commencing in small way
the popularity Of my articles has extended to all parts
the United States and widely throughout Foreign coun
tries-and this in the face of much opposition Ever,
means has been resorted to by unprncped dealers snc
their merit and success have been knownsuch adver
Using larger bottles at less price, censurng all othe
preparations and copying my advertisements-bu
am happy to state that out Of the many who have re
sorted to this, none have been successful.
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Firm OF POWERS n WEld
Ninth and Brown Streets, Phil
Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia. /

"When on a visit to the city of New York few days
Since induced to call old friend and towns
man, Mr. IL. T. Helmbold, Druggist 594 Broadway N Y
His store is Hodei-a perfect Gem-he handsomest OF
any kind have had the pleasure of viewing and
extensive being "a feet front, five stories in height
and over 200 feet deep 1t indeed affords us much plea
to know that he has been successful and II ID
ample evidence of the merits of his articleas In
whole business experience have not known of tho
of any article without Merit-adyertisng merely
bringing the name before the people"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

PROGRESS New buildings are spring
ing up in nearly every portion of the
city, and it is expected, before the first
of January, by our builders that they
will have more work upon their hands
than they can possibly get through with:
1t is also reported that new paper will
be started in this city at an early day.
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FREEMEN'S JEWELRY STORE,
20 MAINE STREET, NORFOLK,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

THESE Spectacles manufactured and adapted by W,
ca only be obtained from those who are specially
licensed by us to sell and apply them
The advantages Of the Spectaces we manufacture over
all others, follows, viz:
LIST. They have the only perfect Lenses known, with
equal focus the whole surface of the glass, and
conform perfectly to the natural construction OF the eye
2 They entirely free from prismatc light; are II
perfect transparent medium, and be used for any
length of time without injury to the sight, require no
changing after they have been properly adjusted
g. The Glasses the clearest introduced a0rdug
the greatest to the eye of the wearer either in or
nary candle other artificial lighta desderatum long
desired.
4. Persons afflicted by pain in the eyes discomfort
from the reflection of bright objects, will find by the ust
of improved Glasses which often the rays of light
in their transmission to the retna, that they not only
produce agreeable sensation hut will eventually pro
duce permanent cure.
s. Those suffering from dull feelings above the eye,
pain in tho eye-bal, appearances Of small dark spots
apparently floating in the atmosphere will find by using
these pectaces that pain will cease the excited nerves
will be soohed and unimpaired vision be restored ut
once.
We also have the Double Vision Specaces, which
able the to far and with one pair of
pectacles suitable for public speakers, lawyers or any
bu siness
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PERsoNAL.--Major General Torbett
the commanding officer of this military
district, is expected to arrive to-day. He
has been absent for the last month, on
furlongh, to visit his home i'm Delaware,
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AT ONE DOLLAR EACr

bv ~ and every article in the above list Is represented
onnd erticate These placed in similar envelopes
haS scaled. Any person obtaining aCerthcate, TO be
10, at cur Office or sent 10y mail any address, will
anw what they may have for one dollar.
We charge for sending Certificates, paying postage ana
doing the business - cents EACH Five will he sent for
81: eleven for e; thirty for So siNtyiyc for So and
| one hundred for SIS.
ANY person receiving Certificate for IN article they
NAV not desire can exchange for any other article in
list ot the same value. Ky this method enabled
TO furnish the public with selections from rich aud
re stock OF goods at nominal price, while all have a
chance of securing articles Of the very highest value
We warrant every article represented or money re-
funded 4,
| Aforementioned commission and valuable premiums,
| corsis.inc of Watches &C.. given TO Agents.
| hldras, all orders to GEO DEMERlT Co,
| sep21-lm ~" hiodu""Si ~" iV'h'
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A REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
SIT BUILDING LOTS FOE SALE
WHO WILL BUILD THE FIRST HOUSE IN
SPRING FIELDl

The undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
the north end of Church street. and laid the same
of into streets and squares and lots offers the fol
SALE in squares, as follows:
squares, Acres, making 1l2 building lots.
6 squares, Acres, making 1856 building lots.
0 squares, . Acres, making 100 building lots.
10 squares, II Acres, making 179 building lots
No less portion than of the above divisions Of
10 squares will he sold at time and it il prefer
red to sell the whole 25 squares to one party. 5-
This land is only 70l feet from the pavement on
Church street, and is well suited for buildings and offers
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 new town. or
city extension in the vicinity of Norfolk and If every
lot had house on it, they could all be rented immedi
ately,
Plas Of the land will be sent to applicants and exbb
tied at No. o. Whitewater street.
If not sold, will be Withdrawn from market, in this
form, after thirty days. DAVID DEY.
8sy- Chicago "Times" copy twice week two weeks
and send bill to Norfolk Post" sepls--tf
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II M b Z II LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE .t

FARMS FOR SALE. =
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
LIST Farm OF 125 acres, miles from Norfolk
ID. Farm Of 400 acres 10 miles from Norfolk.
81. Farm Of So acres, in Nansemund county.
4th Farm of so acres miles from Norfolk.
9th. Farm of 1000 acres 90 miles from Norfolk.
Norfolk.
It'll. Two Farms of 40 and so acres, 10 miles from
Norfolk
stll One Farm of 90 acres, II miles from Norfolk
9Th One Farm Of 81 acres, ~ miles from Norfolk
10TH 0ne Farm Of $40 acres g. miles from Norfolk
1lth One Tract of Land (haf cleared) Of 10 acas,
miles from Norfolk
18th One Farm of 40 acres, S miles from Norfolk
18th. Farm of 200 Acres, IA miles from city
l4th. Farm of ,666 Acres, miles from city.
18th. Farm of $50 Acres, % miles from CITY,
10th. Tract of Wood Land, 800 Acres 80 miles from
city
18th. A Tract of Wood, 400 Acres, 40 miles from city
18th. Farm Of N Acres, u miles from city.
10TH Farm of 800 Acres, Is miles from city,
GOTH A Farm Of 472 Acres, II miles from city.
2lst. Tract of Wood Land, leo Acres, miles from
22d. A Farm of !, sl2 Acres, 6 miles from city
3d. Farm of $50 Acres, "a miles from city.
24th. Farm OF $500 Acres, 10 miles from city.
26th. Farm of 600 Acres, II miles from Norfolk.
Goth. A Farm of SO Acres 10 miles from g
9th A Farm of 100 Acres, miles from "
2sth A valuable Tavern Stand, 20 g ="
Goth. A Farm of so Acres, II miles from %
Both. Farm of 474 Acres 30 miles from %
3lst Farm of All Acres, 10 miles from Sc
sd. Farm Of 800 Acres, 90 miles from
$50. Farm of 100 Acres SO miles from
34th. Farm of 700 Acres, SIS miles from
Both. Farm Of $50 Acres, Do miles from
Seth. four-story Brick House, on Main street.
37th. Two Frame Houses on Church street.
3Sth. Two vacant Lots, on Church street.
3gth. Four Lots, on Newton street.
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street
Nearly all of the above Land is water, and
the large tracts heavily Tmbered description of
each will be furnished on application to the undersigned.
We give special attention to the purchase and saIeof
Real Estate on Commission
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT & Co..
Auction and Commission Merchants
aug7-f % Wide Water street. Norfolk, Va.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel nct 18th

Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Oct 18th,
Maj Foster W Fentress, Baltim, re Mr. and Mrs
Pringle, Wilmington Del g Cook, DR. q A ID Calf J n
Laseter, II p Atkinson, T OWNS, Va. 4 " Smit, j NJ
Butler, Suffolk W q seroggns, G; w Conner,
Sewels Point; W II Benson, j j roster Richmond: q
II Wininger, W Williamsburg; u Mar, U SN; As Land,
u Truenany Sussex, Va: 4 bs Wis Carrsyille Va q
Wallace Norfolk CO; W Tteat, Charleston s c ;
Tarran, Boston, -" =
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PRIVATE SALES
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
We offer for sale
THE WATER LOTS !.
on south side Wide Water street with front the said
street OF (5Oi) three hundred and seven feet
THE TWO WHARVES
are known as Iaylors and Wrighss, extending 20 the
Port Warden's line.
nese riers with some repair, coul ID he made to
ACCOMMODATES SIX TO EIGHT VESSELS ALLOW
IN" EAoh III DISCHARGE A CARGO AT THE
SAME MOMENT
Au aVantage not possessed by any other Water pro-
ALSO
One lot ). Il. corner of Madison and W;de wa.ar .tre
having front on the former of III feet and on the latter
43 feet. - $50 ~
The adjoining lot, having a front of At fact on Wild
Water street. and depth of 100 feet
Plot OF survey can be at Office No. IL Roanoke
square.
Wake CHAMBERLAINE.
oetiz-u Real Estate Agents
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

OvERBoARD.--A colored man fell
overheard from off the ferry-boat yes-
terday morning. He was saved from
drowning by the hands on board the
ferry-boat.
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THE COURTS.

| MILITARY COURT.--Capt. r. S. Bots
ford, presiding. Stephen FELTON,, col
| ored, charged with carrying concealed
weapons in the streets of Portsmouth
accused released; pistol confiscated.
Elitha Elliott, Martha Copel and Mar
tina J. Hynes, colored, charged with
street walking and disorderly conduct.
These are all old offenders; but no evil
dence appearing to sustain the charge,
they We're dismissed.
Henry Brenton VS.. John Douglas,
colored. Action for debt in the amount
of $40, Judgment in the amount of $40
forplaintifi.
MAYORS CoURT-POrtsmout F.
Smith, charged with reckless driving.
Dismissed.
r. Mules, charged with driving his
wagon upon the side walk, was fined 50.
III. Mclntire, drunk and disorderly,
was fined $40.
Stephen FELTON,, colored, charged with
carrying firearms, was turned over to
the Military Court.
Eiitha Elliott, M. j. Hynes, and Mar
tina Copeland, old offenders, and fugi-
tives from the Government farms, all
colOred, charged with street walking,
was turned over to the Military Court.
MAYORS CoURT.-City of Norfolk VS..
b. ;. Butts for driving wagon without
license. Case continued.
City of Norfolk VS.. Burgess, Carroll &
Co., for driving a wagon without license.
Fined $50 and cost.
+. Camp vs.. adams Express Co. Ac-
ton for debt, on short shipment, and
held under advisement.
Commonwealth VS.. William ParE. er.
Charged with embezzling two vaiises
from Patrick Dooly, valued $40. Case
not sustained. accused dismissed
City of Norfol k VS.. ID. Mallory, ct al,
for eXtortiOn in horse hire.
Il number of cash warraD Is were
issued.
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"We do not like to advertise worthless wares or ari
cles calculated to deceive readers and when we
an advertiser like Mr.. Helmbod, whom we have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year
year until he becomes the largest advertiser in the United
States satisfied that the statements in regard to
his articles must be correct"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

lNsEcURE,-Th Portsmouth Gala
s ooose, IN city Hall, is represented as in
secure. LII should be made safe at once
o'herWise Wewiil hear of some escapes.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

DRAWN OFF.--The steamer City of
Richmond has drawn off the James
River line, and is laid up at Chamber
lain's wharf for the present.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

The writer reluctantly inserts the above, and would
not do he not stranger to many and concludes
by stating the of his articles and the diseases for
which they have been used by many thousands with
plete success. .
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

THE WEATHER.-The thermometer
at DR.. w. T.. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Tuesday:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

BRUNSWICK CoUNTY.-The following
returns were received yesterday from
Brunswick county:
Court House--Ghandler IS, Millson 5,
Kilby |, Chambliss 2.
Observation-Disclosures 81, Millison 4,
Kilby l, Wilson l.
Nicholson's-- Chandler l6, NILSSON 6,
Kilby l.
Benton Chandler II, Millson "a, Will
son ).
Redoak--Chandler 80 MillsOn q, Kill
by |, Wilson |.
Smoky Ordinary and Laey's Store are
still to hear from.