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SYMPTOMS.

.4rHt - ~ NAw u VNASs
The symptoms Of Catarrh are ~ hrst very slight.
Persons nnA they have cold, that they have ne
quent attacks, and are moro sensitive to the
changes OF tempefsfure. In this condition, the
nose nay be dry, or slight discharge, thin and
scrad. sfferwsrd thick and adhesive may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
ne increased in quantity and changed In quality;
hey are now thick and heavy, and sre hawksa or
OugheA on. The secretiOns ART ohensiSes eAosing
, had breath; the voice thick and nasal; the eyes
ere weak; the sense or smell ID lesseeea or ae-
ssroyed deafness frequently takes place. -
>Anether common and important symptom o:
satarrh Is, that the person 10 obliged 10 clear hm
throat 3, the morning ef thick Or Shiny muooess
uhiCt has fallen from the head during the nignt.
Wien this takes place The person may be sure that
his disease is It's way TO the lungs, and ssosia
lose no tine in arresting II.
The above are but few Of the many Catarrhal
Symptoms. Write for eur pamphlet describing
faIIy all symptoms; IL will. sent FRER TO any
aAAress.> u "a o
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers In
the army and others In all parts Of the Union, no
cannot procure it from druggists, enclosing ~
for one. or S5 for three bottles Of this medicine,
ana also numerous tesfin onials from those using
ID, bearing evidence OF lbs infaIIible merits.
CALL for sERLYR's CAIARRH REMEDY and take
no other. Ifnot sold by druggists In your Vicinity
yea can enclose the money I'm letter 10 us, and We
will send the medicine by Express.
Address Or. d. II. SEELTE < Co. Chicago.
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THESE BITTEkS are prepare pure our
bon Whisky, form a combination OF over twenty
different kinds Of roots, banks and herbs, which
&C. in perfect concert with the other, prepar-
ed from the original formula given by the great
chief, Red Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used them
successfully in has practice for many years, and
BY their use gained great a popularity IN the
Treatment and cure Of Dy spepsia, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headache, Fever
and Ague, and all diseases arising from torpid
liver or indigestion. Persons suffering from eth
er Of these 1oathsome diseases win find sure
CIR, by the OF these biiters, which perfect
Iy nu,s Il free from all those drugs and Poisons
usually mt nm IN such preparations and palmed
OF on an maj. ~ public. single trial wit
en. ansusPeeh- .ical that in the RED
convince the most skep, 20 o,hsr R;t,er,
JACKET there is virtue whic..
posses
They strengthen and invi g crate the system.
They are unequaled tor general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia
O. They give good and healthy appetite -
They assist digestion.
They are the best stmulant in existence
Ihey are ASSURE preventive OF Fever and Agus
They relieve constpaton.
They cure Nervous Headache -re. 1870
rhey are perfectly pure and palatab,e.
Aged persons and delicate females will End ,b.x
can save large Doctors bills by the use of these
oitters.
Beware of counterfeits. The Red Jacket Bit
tiers are only sold IN bottles with our name blown
on the side.
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Price List.

Lilies Celebrated Chilled and Wrought In
Safes.
Bank, FIRE and Burglar Safes, Folding DOOrI.
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NEW YORK PLANO FORTES!
s..... ERNEST GABLER: uE.E
Manufacturer of
New Scale First Class PianO-FOrteS.
NEW FACTORY

Nos. 1872, I2f and I26 East 22d street,
d RESPECTFULLY announces that he has
LII now completed his largs New Mandatory,
crease of his manufacturing facilities. He there
fore will be able 'henceforward to turn out 35
Pianos per week. to supply orders promptly, with
out that incon venient delay to which dealers and
Purchasers have been subjected from the fact that
Tor more than two years past he has been contin
ually hundred instruments behind orders. A
iull assortment at all times may be found at his
mandatory and ware-rooms in New York City
Every instrument fully warranted for years.
Jan II, dam. ...-.. ..-a-s..
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Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, and Irritation
ofthe Bronchial Tubes or Lungs, Tickling
In the Throat, and Group.
This Syrup is especially beneficial In affections
OF the Throat ana n-s.ehiai Tube>,~ caused By
o.s.rrn. greatly assisting In its permanent cure
when used In connection with the Remedy, III
taken I'm time 10 never fails TO cure the seyerestl
eases OF Group
We do not assert that this syrup will cure Con-
sumption In It's worst stages but We do censeien.
tfously claim for IL certain medicinal qualitics'
NOT to be found In any other preparation, for the
relief and cure OF the diseases above enumerated.
Being Agreeable 20 the taste, safe for children,
speedy in Its effects, giving strength TO the voice
and langs. if win soon find Its way into every
fAmilyin the land. Price. s1.o0 per bottle
Or. D. N. SEELYE & Co., Sole Props
Chicago. Illinois.
~Lsboratory II Freeport, Ill
c. A. COOK, Gen1 Agent for the North
West AZ Chicago.
Sold at retail by Druggists everywhere = and ,t
vHoLKsALK In Chicago by FULLER FINCH FULLER
and all WHoLIsALE pRuGGuTs.
MaY2odawIy
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
Catarrh Snuff.

IFHIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself
be the best article known for curing the
Catarrh. Cold In the Head and Headache.--
1t has been found excellent remedy in many
cases of Sore Eyes. Deafness has been remov-
&c by it, and Hearing has often been greatly i'm
proved by its use.
1t is fragrant and agreeable, and
Gives Immediate Relief
To the duh heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head The sensations after using it are delight
full and nvigoratng. 1t opens and purges out all
obstrhctions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action to the parts affected.
More than Thirty Years
OF sale and use of DIR. Marshall's Catarrh and
Headache Snuff has proved its great value for
all the common diseases of the head and at this
moment il stands higher than ever before.
Ii IS recommended by many OF the best physi-
cians and is used with great success and satisac-
ton everywhere.
Read the Certificate of WhOlesaIe Drug
gists in 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with DIR. Marshalps Catarrh and
Headache snuff, and sold it in our wholesa lie
trade, cheerfully state, that we believe II TO be
equal, IN every respect, to recommendation
gwen of II for the cure OF Catarrhal Affections
and that it decidly tire best article have
known for all common diseases OF the head.
BOSTON.
Burr & Perry Barnes & Park,
| Reed, Austin & Co, A. b. & d. Sands,
Brown, Lamson Co., Stephen Paul & Co.,
! Reed, Cutlet l. Co.. SIsrIel Minor Co.,
| Seth W. Fowle. McKesson & Robbins
| Wilson, Fairbank & Co, A. L. Scovill Co.,
Henshaw, Edmands Co INWARD, Close 81 Co.,
| H. H. Hay Portland Me. Bush Gale.
FaysSaie by all Druggists. Try 1t.
! oct. 27dwly.
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YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCKEAsE
-sM If You Advertise ia your County Pap
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
If you Advertise in your County Paper
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
II you Advertise In your County PsDsr
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Cristad0re's Hair Dye

over gray, red and sandy heads of hair. The OBJ
noxious one is wiped out in five minutes, and a
magnificent brown or black, glossy and natural.
tskes its place. 80 ,.aslst, s-.z a - :
Manufactured byJ. CRIsTADORo, No.6 Asto,
House, New York. Sold by druggists. Applied
by al hair dressers. e mch25dwlm.
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List .of SHES and Prices of Wrought Irol
Fire Proofs.
OUTSIDE.
inside

Sample of Fire-Proof Safe at office Of the A.
Ad. Agency, $50 Broadway, N. y
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL ......t

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL .....sl.
Iron works.
NHE subscribers having formed q connec-
l. ton with Messrs. Wood Percy, Of Phila-
dephia, under the above title. are prepared to
furnish every description of
ORNAMENTAL IRON W0K!
CAST, WROUGHT AND WIRE RAILINGS
FOR CLOSING
CEMErARY,
LOTS and
DWELLINGS,
PUBLIC SQUARES, &C.,
VerandahS, Circular Il Straight Stairs,
DOORS, WINDOW GUARDS,
Table Fixtures, Fountain Vaces, sc.
Also having purchased OF the late arm of Hutch
inson & Wickersham, Canal street, thor entire
stock of
BeadsteadS, Cradles, Furniture &C.,
they now effer to the public at their new ware
honse the m ost extensive stock of
sORNAMENTAL IRON GOODS
to be found N the United States. They have also
purchased of the New York Wire Railing Co.
the patent right and machinery for making
Wire Railing. Farm Fence. Hindor Guards,
2. ia Is Grating, Coal SCREENS dc =
and will continue the exclusive manufacture of
the same at their works.
CHASE Co,
Opposite 81. 80 524 Broadway,
Nicholas Hotel. New York.
&s-Orders may be sent through the American
Advertising Agency, sss Broad way, New York F
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BUFFERS FTAsCO

AT Fort Fisher, was scarcely greater failure than
il daily made by most OF the advertised hair DIVES
nor was Terry and Porter's Victory more COM
Plete, perfect and glorious, than the conquest
arh, NV
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The attractions tonight are Willow Copse and
Naval Engagements. Pstronize the Drama, and
be sure at all times to give Glenn helping
hand A- 81. st--
Samuel II. Hodges informs the public that he
has again opened his extensive establishment.
The bare announcement of this fact is sufficient,
for all know the celebrity of Hodges work. He
can do all kinds of work in his line with perfect
satisfaction to his customers.
r. +. Ferguson, auctioneer, offers somebody a
bargain in g warehouse on Roanoke square, No.
5. The sale will take place on Friday, the 18th,
and as everybody is in ant of just such stands,
for business purposes they had better be about on
that day to see to their interests.
DR.. James d. Cali informs the lublic where he
may be found when wanted professionally, and as
he is so well known and highly appreciated by
this whole community, we deem it only essential
to point to his advertisement.
Our young friends, Leigh & Phelps, auction
GERS, who we commend for their enterprise gen.
orally, we fear are about to do an Objectionable
thing to us. They go so far in the Day Book of
to-day, as to offer our present domicile for sale
priUately. (Some consolation in not being put
up at public auction.) The building is suitable
for most any kind of commercial business, and as
for location, there is none better in the city,
less one has the I" Market square fever" .,1l
The Norfolk Steam Ornamental Wrought aud
Cast Iron Rail Works is now in full operation,
and the proprietor calls on the public to give him
a call assuring them that he can furnish his work
at Northern prices, and warrants satisfaction.
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DIED.,

Sept. srd, Mrs. CATHAhiNR REpMoND, aged 80
years. ....t... ea. 1870 H. ~.
The friends and acquaintance of her son, J.
T. Redmond, are invited to attend the funeral at
st. Mary's Church, at four o'clock, this after
noon. .e
Died, very suddenly, on Tuesday last, Goth
August, Mrs ANN CosTIN, of Northampton co.,
Virginia
1t is with the utmost degree of sorrow that
now chronicle the death of this most estimabe
left her in the enjoyment of health and in the
midst of happy household, hoping, at some fu-
sture day. to meet her again, and partake once
more of her everything hospitality. But alas
how frail and vain are all human expectations
We but know that we live to-day-to-morrorc
who can tell where our resting place shall be-
Only few hours before Mrs. CosTIN's death,
her mother, Mrs. Daily, expired; and her spirit,
we may justly believe, has ere this taken its
fight to another and better world, where there is
it followed by that of the daughterl Alas, alas |!
that so estimable family should thus suddenly
be deprived of two Of its most useful members!
Mrs. ANN CosrIN was true Christian, beloved
by all who knew her. Her sudden demise has
caused void in the Church of which she was a
member, which cannot be easily FLIED. She was
an ever-ready teacher of youth il the Sabbath
School, and has done much towards instilling in
their youthful minds those great Bible truths.
But, she is gone-yes, gone to her home AM
over it. No longer shall her voice be heard in
the councils of the Church of which she was such
an influential and untiring member; no longer
shall youth meet her at the Sabbath School, and
hear from her lips those Bible Truths which she
has in the past so deyotedly endeavored to instil
in their minds - H. r.
Brother, sister, husband and daughter, weep
not for thy loss is her eternal gain She rests in
peace, and now stitch upon the right hand of the
Father, where she viii ever make intercession for
~ nr,a nt fha,,. fo,r ohar 100 hat
HE who "doeth all things, doeth them wellP'
Gentle spirit, rest in peace Thou hast fought
thy last, greatest battle-thou hast gained thy
greatest victory Aye, death had no sting for
thee--the grave hath gained no victory over
theel Thou shalt receive as thy reward the plau-
dit: "Well done, good and faithful servant, en-
ter thou in the joys of thy Lord" J. S. S.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. I'd, 1865. ssao3
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CONSIGNEES.


RECEIPTS OF FREIaRT.-Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties etl 7
Steamship Yazoo. from Neso York.-7Riee Bros.
w. 7. Harrison, T P. Crowell & Co., Schusbere
& Nottingham, E. P. Tabb q Co., M. Magee, p.
Henneberg, T. R. Cobb, S. E. Wise, w. Swain,
F. Straus, Lockhart & Stiner, G. B. Hassell, A.
Carpenter, H. D. White & Co., J.J. Woodbridge
Co., F. s. Dashield, A. G.. Newton, R. Dou-
shall, Dickinson & Co., j. Brandt, S. Ullman, w.
H. Turnvr Co., C. Burress, C.. A. Smith, F.
Gottsberger, J. Cohen, L. G. Heath, G. 4 G. Be-
atty, A. Obendofer, w. R. Hudgins, Norfolk Ma
Wy Yard, j. Umstadter, A. L.. Beardsley, J. r.
Gillett, Seabury, H.. H. Kempton, w. B. Nichols,
j. NJ. Smith, p. Smith. $3.50 gota % !
Steamer Hatteras, Capt. Parish, from Nei0
York;. Biggs 4 Co., w. R. Hudgins, A. Ny
ers, A. Obendoffer, 81. c. Percy, c. A. Smith,
W. F. Seabury, E. Ulman, s. Well, s. E. West,
j. E. Elliott, A. Legorio, Peter Smith, Seldner
Co., Warren & Woodhouse, S. E. Wise, o.
Williams, E. NJ. Dunn. G. B. Hassel, J. 4 2.
Hoffheimer. 1laa a..fyau4
Steamer adelaide. from Baltimore. F.
Billups, Kimberly Brothers, james Manko, A. A.
Mccullough, George sangster, g; W; Dey,s A.
Stevens, P. c. Hull, F: Durr, E. Bradford.
Steamer James r. Brady. from Baltimore
J. w. Chamberlain, Dickinson Co., M. A. g. c.
A. Santos, 8. G. Tuttle, Fl. G. Stewart, j. B.
CofReld, W. F. Allen, ]. Mahoney, Warren 4
Woodhouse, s. March, G.. l., Grow, F. DUR, j.
R. Cobb Son, H. D, White, w. IT. Harrison,
W. Nichols L Son, W. Peppin, E. II. Delk, Ma
tional Hotel, ]. D. Wright, W.T.. Allen & Co.,
H. R. Cobb & Co. 1900
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The misunderstanding are always joyously
anticipated by those in the community who have
sught that is edible to dispose Of, and equally as
mnch is it dreaded by those from whose pockets
the needfm must come. To the opulent its ar
rival matters little; they can easily afford the
expenditure of two days cost of living, but to
those whose living is earned by the sweat of their
brows-to the poor widow who burns the enid
night oil" over sewing that is paying only
enough to keep herself, and perhaps suffering
children alive, it is a consideration. Our mar
kets, both to the poor and rich, looked inviting
enough on the Saturday just passed. In the heavy
and substantial departments, the display ofmeats
was diversified, and in every point sufficient for
the demand at reasonable prices. Vegetables
were abundant, but many that satiated our taste
and appetite earlier in the season have disappear
ed and given place to those adapted to the gradu-
ally ard almost imperceptbly colder weather.
Swest potatoes are now plentiful, whereas, what
were new Irish potatoes short time since are
now cold" and snaps, cucumbers, cimblins, &C.,
have totally disappeared. Melons areSstill album
dant, and grapes drug in the market. In the
fish market the demand is more than equal to the
supply for choice fish very few hog fish have yet
been offered, and spots, mullets, trout and talors
are in consequence having run. Oysters arrive
and exposed for sale in small quantities; crabs
are plentiful and cheap, but the delicate prone is
scarce and much sought after.
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The following new advertisements appear in
this morning paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers. t* @@&
Leigh O. Phelps viii sell at auction, this morn
ture, glass ware, carpeting, &c. m
Attend Meeting of American Insurance Com
pany this afternoon. iss4a n lofss,f
We call particular attention to the saleo gro
ceries, &co to takeplace this morning, by Messrs
Shaw & Roberts, at their warehouse, Wide Wa
ter street. @ -'4 e.Ats9
Glenn's Theatre. place of amusement al
ways presents something attractive to an audi
enca.A 4 The proprietor, S. w. Glenn, is fully
sup" in his business of catering to- the public
taste, and is not likely to present any one in hi
J Company unless they are Of the right stamp
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VIRGINIA AGENCY OF THE
KnickerbOcker Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of New York.

Assets over 5000, 600
dlue VI o,UuV,UUU
This is one of the most substantial, liberal and
honorable companies in New York, and in pro-
portion of assets to liabilities, exceeding every
company in the city. The undersigned is its
General Agent in the State of Virginia, and So
licits applications for insurance. This Company
being purely mutual divides its profits among its
insured every foe years. 1t issues ordinary life,
ten-year non-forfeiture, and endowment policies,
on the fairest terms.
This Company let it be remembered to its hon
or, cancelled no Southern policy, for non payment
of premiums during the war. SASH ~ ~
Is your life injured If not, see to 1t at !;
for there are iee chances of your death to one of
your house being burned. ~ 3A42
The most accommodating and liberal arrange
ments for the payment of premiums offered, on
application to ElI IL
WILLIAM 8. BOGART,
afeb Virginia General Agent,
va At F. F. Ferguson's Auction House.,
Ism sI3g bs7csi1sSas & hsf Norfolk.
And DIR. M. F. DAUGHTREY'S,
I. aus0-eod3t* sob 4. Hghst., Portsmouth.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL-NonroIK, Va, Sept. 8.

John Gregg, U S A; H L Burgess, i; R
Langley, Va; B Hayden. ] B Adams, r Gle
ments Isle of Wight; W H Carstataphen, W D
Manning, N CT J B Massett, N Y; W H Mills,
14th S Infantry; J NJ Talbot, Richmond, Va
Shuttle, Baltimore; Thomas Quincy, N c; A
Lee, II Stephens, Richmond; W 7 Mcclure,
NC; Capt P A Wheeler, U SA; j " Milton,
Va; j D Wolford, Md; r P Camden, H A Wise,
] S Wise, Virginia; Captain r M Renshaw, U 8
Navy.
Passengers per Steamer Hatteras, from Neo
York.-O. Williams, g. W. Sheffield, and seven
steerage passengers.
Passengers per Steamship eKuzoo, from Ne,0
York;. M. Renshaw, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Stan
ley, R. Doushal, Thomas II. Chalmers, o. D..
Huyek, T. B. Richardson, Henry A. Sayer, Jas.
A. Sayer, Mrs. Lyhock, servant and child, Sam'l
C.. Mount, 7. B. Bell, Morris Leach.
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MAYORS CouRT, Portsmouth.-Martin Gala
CHER, Patrick Tracy, and Richard Dugan, for
selling liquor contrary to law, !. e., without Ii
cense, were each fined $50 and costs, making the
whole amount $s2.50 In default Of payment
one of parties was remanded to Castle Hutchi
son.
Henry Bunting, white, and Henry Riddick
colored, for breaking the peace and infringing or
the dignity of the Commonwealth, by fighting in
the market space, on Friday morning, were
turned over to the military authorities.
Washington Hall Us. j. B. Scales, in matte,
of debt amounting to $52.1O, received Judgment,
the former against the latter. 0 E
Besides the above, several unimportant little
cases occupied the attention of the Mayor, but
as a general rule, the Charles are having dull
time of it. s.
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A PRACTICAL JoKE.-We understand that seye-
raj OF our citizens living on Main street, near
Market square, have been astonished recently,
upon opening their stores, with the sight of full
grown coffin standing in the doorway On Sat
urday morning last the "joke" was repeated.
Upon opening the coffin full grown stuffed figure
was found inside. If the individual can be found
who Is laying his jokes" at other peoples doors,
he might finally conclude that be was Joking on
rather "grave" subject. NJ ~ Y 1870
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We the undersigned, desiring to develope the
interest and resources of our city, hereby
pledge ourselves to use all our aid and infuene .
in establishing and sustaining an organization to
carry out the above mentioned views, and most
respectfully and cordially invite our merchants
and citizens to meeting to be called at an early
day for the purpose of naugurating some definite
line of action in order that we may secure the
benefits of our local advantages, promote trade,
build up our manufactures, and develope our res
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

| Wholesale Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT-S1. 65@2.4O per bushel as to quality
AN increased demand and firm at the advance
| C0RN-8O@9S cts. per bushel-steady demand
| advanced ----
OATS-42@55 cts. per bushel--wanted
| FLAXSEED-$2@2.l Is per bushel-frm--lim
BEHfSSs.Nominal.
| PEAS-Nominal.
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS-per case SIS.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY--per case $50.
COTTON-34@35 cts. per fb-dull.
WO0L-30@5O cts. per tb-as to quantity and
condition, for washed and unwashed.
TAR-$3A@4 per Delivery little coming for
ward--wanted.
PITCH-Nominal
ROSIN-Nominal
| TURPENTINEr-$5@6
SHINGLES-Per NJ, IL inch bundle $500; "a
inch, $40; 8 feet, S121a.
Is w. Q. II. 4" a $40 per M.
BARREL g 1928 per NJ
/ PIPE g $50 per M.
BAC0N-hog round, @2o cts. per bin fair
demand. IKE
lLARD--24@26 cts. per fb-scarce.
/ BUTTER-30(@35 cts. per ID.
CHEESE-l4918 cts. per fb.
TALLOW-10@ cts. per fb. -
RAGS--4H@5 cts per ID.
BEESWAX-4O@42 cts. per ID.
FURS-nominal.
H1DES-nominal.
HERRIN GS--$5@6 per bbl., eastern.
MACKEREL, NO. 1-$15@l6 per bbl.-small
supply and fair demand
MACKEREL, NO. 2-$14 per Dbl.
NO. 3-$12
CODFISH--n nominal.
HAKE-noIninal.
$50. ..-
SUGARS Brown, 1905 cts. per fb Clari-
fed, A, 81 cts; B, 20 cts; G, Is cts. per lib.
COFFEE-31@36 cts. per fb.
MOLASSES-40@70 cts. per gallon.
FL0UR-of all grades, so cts. per Dbl. advance.
SALT-Fine, 81; G.. A., So.
FORD'S SUPER PHOSPHATE-$60 per ton
of 1000 TBS. '''-.
RHODES SUPER-PHOsPHATE- per ton
BAUGH'S PH0SPHATE-$66 per ton.
of 2, 600 lbs
REEsE'S BONE FLoUR-s75 per ton of {, 900
TBS. E1L& slA&I all =. #EN
PERUVIAN GUANo-sle5 per ton of 1000
fbs 1884 s3b4}S ierlG Ell. ott-f.al yf4
KIMBERLY,S CERIAL FERVILIZER-$45
per ton of 1000 lbs. 4s 3a-ea E .Ft4 ri ~
PACIFIC GUANO-$75 per ton of 2, 900 lbs.
GROUND PLASTER-$3H per Dbl. fhM
= LIME-Thomiston nominal. -t+l.4 Al9 T
4HAY-15e0l75. szas. u $50 Gls
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-04

BouNp OvBR.--Wm. B. Travise was bound
OVER to keep the peace and dignity of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia inviolate, and especially
towards Jerome Bonaparte Wicks, by the Mayor
of Norfolk, on Saturday last. The said Wicks
were fearful Of being snuffed by first mentioned
parsonage. h s ID M a.fs.{7,