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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
Work Before the Legislature.

1HE GENERAL CHARITY APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
Tle following are the provisions OF the General
CLARITY Appropriation Bin reported hy the Finance
Committee Of The SeLae To-Day For destitute aud Or
thsn Children for their maintenance aud instruction.
$500 70 be- paid "a follows, VIZ; The said amount
,s be divided among the several counties In proper
Ton to their respective Valuations 10 established bv the
State Board Of Equal latOD. Ihe suG thus aWardfd u
t.ch county shal be pld 10 the lncJpofate Orpi al
jluuis IL tLe cOun y, excepting the Leakc sn1 aus
Orphan Asylum, BOH MalDtiIncd ~ specIii ihcOILe.
Ud Inc uding the s1ciety the Rebel OF Destitute
e.!ldren OF seanen In the County Of Richmond;
u. Forest Orphan Institute In ne Conn
y o. Queens; the Brooklyn Industrial School
Zee Sew.York NgrscIy and Cbilds Hospital
;le Union Home end School for the Education and
&ant OF the Children Of volunteers the Prot
.sisLt Orphan HON, in the City Of Newly Ork the
Female Guardian Society and Home for the Fff1acss
TIC City Of New IOik; tie Free school Ior lIOeent
iaildrcb III MGnhauanIile tho Home for the tfi'nd.
ss II Newbufgb; The Home for the friendess AZ PCggh.
teeIse tie Female Guardian and Home for The
Friend at Albany; the yrecusc Home Association
he Cayuga Asylum tOl Destitute Children; the Home
;or the IreLdess at Roche ter. aud 10 tic other Or
pen yums and Homes for the lTeudess and De- "a.
teie IN proportion To he number oi persons wholly
nauia ned in each % tnem during The present fiscal
y.af In those counties having no asylum or nstitu-
Nons FOR the maintenance ghd education Of INDECENT
and orphan children TIE dividend Aforesaid shall be
paid TO the order Of Tie Board OF SUPERVISOR whenever
is shown that the destitute children OF such counties
Lave teen maintained and instructed IN homes otbeI
Aan the poor houses In the SAID counties
10 the ST. Mays Hospital Rochester 81 200 TO aid
= De improvements made To the building s and Osj
| 10 The civ Ho, pital % the same city.
Il fOI tie Thomas Asylum for Destitute Indian Chi.
e'en $500 and fOr The erection and furnishing Of q
| Gspta in connection With the Asylum, &, 5OO.
/ IOr he Bind Mechanics Association, 5000 SOcie
| for the relief Of Destitute Children In Richmond
| oonty. 81 900. ColOred Orphan Asylum IN New.York,
tsj0J. School ATTACHED to 81 Mary's Church, New.
i1k $500: Ladies Educational Union In New. York
900. Prison Association in New-Yors, 5000; SOci
y for tie Reformation Of Juvenile Delinquents in
4 aew- YOrk City. $1,000 ST. Eincenrs Male Orphan
asylum. Utica, 81 600. for the Jefferson County Or
kan Asylum. sl.0oO; for tie Cayuga Asylum FOR Des
na,s orphan Children, el,oO 81. Joseph'
S%Sf1s AsyluIn-dcaf and dumb-4JO0 Buffalo
L" aos. lyingIu Women and Founding
.'p1sl 900. For the hospitals OF the State eIoep
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UnseemIy Rejoicing Stopped.

From The Cumberland Md Civilian.
A man named Ause, living at the Eckhar.
mines had collected number of Copperheads at his
drinking house sunday last. who were shooting OIL
guns and giving evidence OF JOY over the assassination
OF Mi Lincoln which coming to the Of soldiers at
Crysvile they obtained passes on pretense Of going
to church. and went up and stopped the proceedings
the keeper Of the house good kick
ing and dispersed the Copperheads and split some bad
liquor All this done in systematic aud sold ery
way. -
This was letting the Coppeihcads OFT cheap. Hang
ing would not have been than they deserved We
do not recommend violence but allowing people TO re-
oice assassination is than the present temper
of loval people will permit.
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BORT Warofns' Notite.

STArt OF Nrw-YORK.
Posr-WARDEss OvYIcE, No. l0t Wanst
NOTICE IL hereby gwen, Iii accordance WAN
~ section 81 the passed April H. 1867. entitled Al
Act 70 R-organ.s Nsrdens Oce OF tbs Port OF New
York 10 a.. per.ous Interested having change o the
subject such inquiry examination OF survey tses
the following vessels under examination by tho fc
ardens the said surveys or examinations van %
completed within days succeeding this NOTICE -
board ssid vessels:
st,sn.hip City of Limerick .........AN X
Barn IL phyr....
Bark Jb.ph. 70 ~
Bris Daniel Mo.ony ........... Iucarrs heilWay-
Brig Magma Chsris. ......' JACKSON Noodten
MlNTHORNk ToMPhiNs. piesideat
ACES HERMAN. secretary
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An Actor Arrested for Looking Like
R0Oth,

fTorl II De tIcaso ilhf"' HPIA ~ 80.
very singular arrest was made on Wednes-
DAY evening - one that at first caused no ittle
excitement but upon examination was the cause oil con
siderable nirth aud laughter. About o'clock sol.
der in bTeathlcss hie and nervous anxiety, rushed
INTO the Central Police Station and told Secretary Scott
that lie had Just the infamous murderer j. Wilkes
Boob on Clark-st. IN company with Mr. Pratt OF Me
Vicyer'S Thcater Mr.. scott al first laughed at the
idea bur the soldier Was positive.
lie said that he bad once while Booth was playing an
engagement al McNickcrs, been an att che al the
theatsr nnd That be knew Booth very well, and was
positiye that he had just him. Mr. Scott at once
lacked the soldier why he had not k him on the spot
whom the soldier answered lie would have done 80 but
|he Wa, unrmed. sun doubling, Mr.. Scott went in
search Of The parties and found MI Pratt and the
supposed villain Booth in restaurant Oh Clark.st
he companion OF Mr. Pratt looked very much Ike ne
picture OF the infamous assassin which Mr. Scott had In
his possession, and he exactly answered me description
which the soldier had given Of him. MI SCOT requested
Mr.. Pratt TO with him TO the Central Saoh
rs he wished 10 him aud also asked him 10 invite
his friends To accompany them.
When tho three arrived al the station. the stranger
was informed that he under arrest rs TIE ASSASSIN
| ~ Nr. Lincoln. Had thunderbOlt from Heaven
struck him the accused could not have been more sur
prssd. Hs Ssd 10 i,sBoul,y bowsyor Ia convincing
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From rn0r0s.

Nrw-ORLEASs April le. via CAfno, April % 1868.
MatamorOS adyices ~ the 9Th inst, are re-
oeived.
q ems. Cortinas and Menza are represented as having
about 300 men.
Gen. Meja has sent Imperalis force against them
Ii IL expected that tho Liberals will attack Maia
moros soon.
Communication has been stopped for two DAYS be-
tween Bagdad and MasmOros by orders Of Gen. Meja
who has directed the troops Of bis command 10 be
placed along the road TO clear II Of gucfrilla-.
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oIoveauenis Of Ocean a. steame
SHIPPING INTEI.LIGENCR.
PORT or NETWORK. APRIL ~
Arrived.

Bark Lord Chancellor Mcdonald. Hsvsns IL dsyss -
). e. L A. Mayer.
Bark Glen Tlt Hsrknes-, Rio Janeirs S. with coffee v
master
Bark Montay Sroubcrg bordeaux ~ day., With wne -
Fuuch, Meincke Wend,
Bark CISCO Gardner Trinidad Cubs. .,h inst With moAS
ses to 4. Stephenson Co.
Bark Veins. Nieser.on Pot Royal s. c. days in bslssa
10
Brig Unzlo Schutsn Sautos ~ days. coffee to order
Brig Isabella Jewef sbor Grace, n r. II days, with ~
Bruce McAulifc.
Brig Geo Downes Paine Msysguez p r., s days nolassss
to H. Trcwbhidge's Sons. 49,
Brig Heuusa Hsdsden Bermuda days, in ballast TO No
Call Firth
Schr Kote Scranton Nathan Tsnger sound for New He
scls Ju.s irr Nanzsns "a days. msogsny end sas3 -
H. +. {. \. DsWolL
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Truyelcr,, Guide.

10 Albmy, by Hudson r. H., f.om joiilst. Depot,
y and u a. m, ard san D, and lOl p. u. sun.
dtv train lfom aHh 4. .. m. City cars run be-
tween Chambers and a0,h.sts. stations.
To Albany. W Harlem II. r., 2otn-st., 4thav, 10
10 Bstiinorr, by the NewJersey X. H., foot OF
Courilandist.. and lli a. IN, y. M, and IL
midnight. sunday. .:s''...,,''11
To Boston, by New London line, Pier ~ n; ~,
Norwich Line Pier - N r.. Neptune Line, fier
p y. H., and Bennington line, Pier IL \. h''daiy
tSunday .xceptejl ...................
To Boston. by New.lIavrn Il. r., via SprlnEhclu;
z1tlst. and t,h-sv.. .................Sa m' snu
To Boston by New.hsven X. H., 2Ithst. ara ''n-
sv., via Shore Line. III spd Up M. snhday';.'.
To Bridgeport, by steamer bridgeport 'o'i ~ ieo~
slip t............s...ss...s's -
To buffalo and the West, by Erie Railroad foo,
ofthsnibefs ..sss. shu :" ~ ona
To Cleveland o.. nv Atlantic and Great Western
R.R via Erie Railway foot OF ChsmoersT-t con
meeting with Railroad, for al principal cities 10
th- West, a m and. .'.'.'.'......'.'
t. (ircrnport "a N. tsnd on Saturday, 2. In.) to
Yaphans. lsIp Fafminsdae Long isisnd, by L.
!. R,irosd, lrou Jsm,ss,p and foot OF Stth-st..
4. A...,.,,,.....,.... - W. ~
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TEMPORARY BLOCKADE OF BoSToS HAIBoR
BY UNITED STATES YEssELs-A good deal Of specula'

[BY UNIIED SIAIES NF+sEIH-A HUOu UtiN UI rPUVUIu'
tion was caused yesterday afternoon and as evening
by firing frequently beard down the habor and by the
return OF some small vessels ha, had gone off out
ward voyages toward nghtfal II appeared from the
rcpors OF those bOnr the returned vessels that they
United States steam cutters, Pawtuxet and Morris
chored in the channel and ordered 10 return to the
harbor " by command of the Navy Department" In
This blockade commenced yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock and fishing boat permitted To pass
seward. The reason tor tins proceeding wac not made
known and speculation and rumors flew about with IN
wonted wildness No one. Of cOursc. knew anything
,concerning the cause. but everybody seemed a the
lopnion that IL sufficient one u undoubtedly
will prove to be when understood Whether an! Inter.
ruD,ion took place In the case OF Inward bound vessels
We have not learned. Boston Journal. April y.
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UNITED STATS 1910 BoSDa
UNITED STATES $40 BoNDs.
lAGvcrtircuel;.f
CONSUMPTION 4 DNgfNPIIpS.

We say ursons having Con.umpiJn Ia whatever ss %
tie dlsss.e d.. NsARrs fisE frHI TAR Cordial
wich readily taken up ~ ine blood and carried 70 the
uuss and ls h-ang principles 81 d TT s upon i" n-
aamed Of tie and stop ther decay ~ once nd thr
patsns NE Is saved. THg fINx isNE lar CORDIAL li'
rr~at power df.oye the thick Tat stop 's
uiud p1ssa.rs - the lungs and rrrels nom n, ys"n.
Inn Fuss TREg TAR CORDIAL PARTIES tc blood lld c'an
t Of al scIoulous matter tia -coufy treedin1 cores 10
.rn,l and .lt.rns 81, Hhonr Iofchs. The fsce aid
a. shin Di..asss especially cnrei by ia ishAAr
PINr TRyy TAR CORDIAL Ofics, 10 10 north are9n" o.
Philadelphia .
sod a HStspolp. Drug .ai Chemicsl WsIehoa'e' No.
q Brosagsy. \. Y.
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COLLISION ON THE POTOMAC.
Nearly 100 Soldiers Drowned.

sp-esl Dispalrh 90 Ths y. 7. TTlbuns
WASHINGTON Monday April q, i-,3.
The steamer Massachusetts,, which left here
about noon yesterday loaded with troops for tho front
when abreast OF blackstone leland collided with the
Government tug Black Diamond. siuking tho latter in
s,aniy. The soldiers upon the Massachusetts. sup
posing their own steamer sinking. jumped board tie
Diamond and from 20 10 10 were thus drowned. The
Massachusetts moved on down TIE river n disabled
condition
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FIowes 4 Macy. BANKERS,
No. 80 Wsl.st.. New.York,

(Formeriy Officers Of the Park Bank j
FoUB PER CE.r INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPosITs
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
a. they please. tho with the City Banks, and
will be allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
issues of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission.
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he officials they we're mistaken and that he tho sup
posed Booth was none other than Mr. >. r. Magic the
Notwithstanding the Innocence OF the accused 80 de-
termned were the officials 10 punish al who rosem'
bed Booth they declared that they would aud actual!
did, bring him 10 his beer. when general good time
was enjoyed by all parties.
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LIvERMoRE, CLEws & Co,

I1NERMORH, tLEWS Il 20,
B,SEERs.
No ~ Walst. y. Y,
G0vERSNINr AGLSIs FOR TIP sALH OF TIE q. ).
80 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers Insurance
Companies. and all parties purchasing tor resale
All denominations on hand, ready lcr Immediate de-
livery.
ALL KINDS OF U. s. sEcJRrTIEs BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Henry CLEW~ & 90.
Successors 10
LIyEgNogf, tLEws & Co.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or THB CRY OF
NEw.YOgK.
Nos. ~ AND 20 PNr.sI..
DEPOSITORY AID tNAscLu AG,Sr or rar UNITED
STATE.
Rave for sale. ready for delivery.
UNITED STAT. $40 1rEA>uEY NorF-
Convertible. at maturity into ) 80 Com BfARrsc
Bonds.
Also.
UNrHD STATS 1910 BoNDs.
UNrID STATES $40 BoNDs
UsIIrp STATES 1-YEM CERrIrIcIrs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend 20 other busincs, with the Government
T.. &. CALHOUN. President.
II. SFAyAS, Cashier.
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APRIL s4-Stesmer,-S. s. Carlo,tA
ships-Consiitnton Trimountsin.
Barn-E. jenkins, Ravsnsworth
Brtr.-Henry Thsckrsy Rob Move, Sarah Flag Loudsu
Geo Z. Prescott John Schsy Emma
S.hooneTs-Wiie sheep. Breez', W. q. Tuis Brescs u
William n Rows, X r. Borden. j. n Deputy, Ii. b. Mo-
,alf Sarah Mans
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q
The total number Ibis We,l, Ala head compares with
40 hrrl we~k aud Will 5fb head aNsaSr 'r "ees
a.t year lnd with tJ or the corresponding week QUE year
ago. . - -, A., - -
mal,t compares with $50 L.ti lat week aud with $50.
Rcd he a.sso per week GN ycaS. AMI with JS7 head
VI mifk-t ore year'rgo.
THE OPESISG, OR PRINCIPAL DAY, or IHE MARKET.
MOnday, April 2i.--With lcss than 5000 head of
bee, csfl. u in.fkc' sye another decline Of fn cent
pound aud remarkably dui mtc'-dul and slow 90 ihr
oing moderately active u miy. and very dn tow ard
u, good smooth for retail bleers se AZ 2oc a
sn the highest and hat for ouly few OF the
hu0cs ;I02c. The lowest grade rany. II II
i8- and a The si 'Inrn APPEAR to b. willing 10 con
dc iber es'matrs ~ WEIGHT. 1";o 26J lnada die
t,rv. stock soma OF them quite AT, selling at lgd20-.
round and - head less than at week though
iul strong estimate. We think tho decline II TO-
and Ia ia proportion upon good Illinois steers Of
which he stock principally composed. These all
That portion that cost present owners Zoe. pound
on The fsru III. cIp.n.c Of bringing dove of Illinois or
tibet will cwt. Including cOmuiissiO
sud yardage - calculated a. ~ head This 10 insure
Which think j. hopeless for any market TO ]. l.
true however that prices hat affected to-day BY the
|Teral ,nrinonrs the President, in progress,
wboesae butchers not much Inclined 10 operate and
ouly 81 head hs week but l2J havs been
sl.n ont send to Bsmore Tho actual ecepts OF fresh
stock $50 head to which add 200 stale stock and de
~ sod saturday, lg3 sent 70 Baltimore 20 b. Govern
.n leaving 80 here to-day Gd this to be more
than an be sold brokers concee s further decline
an they willing to at ocock The general average
stock quito good As Lust week though hes
good suppy Of such suitable for nrscss butcher,
mi. Tie In0. and Iowa STOCK show good iecnr
outstanding tbc high prcs Of corn: and hear that
a,, meyer wa forward ther-hn II /. now that w.
the day o. ,totD,ut pn- Ia, gone By forever
The weather today IL t,t 500 TO- h- sstoa We hss'
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Re1urned.

BARK Chiffon OBI Stafford hence 18th inst for lawns
h rei,ncd 10 hi. port been contact with brig 50
JOSH the lad ,,arboad bow stove, head gear carlos
ay, tore ib. Sc.
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English Royal Velvet and Brussels CARPEp-
fsG. a. greatly reduced prices. hIKAs AsDsRsoN, no. -
owefy also TberT y sd llEun afp"i hnsH ms.lins'
shade. OH Cloths. French fnuro d,fei Tab. ana fihHo
Coyrr. and cured Wool P.foT ard Csus.e Mi. At one
half The former pnce. HIRAM AsDsRsoss No. - bo"-y
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F~ Hudscu Cssshtn s~d Bristol BY Steamer TSv D.
s,es. Monday: Wednesday and Friday. foo< OF
70 New Hssca SsS'S ss md
ers leave Peck slip u y ssd ................ -
TO New Haven By tbs New .fisy.n RR. 1tha-
and Ah,av at 3 lli m. ft, g. 3:45. ~ aud -
from foot ofCourtland ST, via Phiado phiA la ~
and o. Sunday train. Observation-Disclosures. o. -
To the West, By Central Rslroad of NewJsrsrv
via Allentown from pier n. r., n IN, IL a
and 500 ? sunday train. ;;....y::..::,. 80
To Phlsi. phisby steamer jesse Hoy, daily. (sun-
days ex CO ptedl from foot Of Wal-.t Brooklyn,
connectiuI At Port Monmouth with trains for
Phi ader na.... .........'....... a.
To Phi!sdeiy hia. by New jersey Railroad foot
CORTLAND St. I. 10 and ~ a. M, IL mr. and6p
m and u midnight. Sunday ......,......... -
TO Phi "a lphia. per Railway and Steam0ost tsnn
DAYS es ceo,edj via & amden and Amboy. from foot
ofBsrclay t., ga 10. Expiess.. ea
To Providence BY Neptune Steamship Cos Liue.
daily from pier %, foot Of Robinsonst' n r. at m
Jiy from usr foot of snrTsv.st at............ 4pa
TO Washington by New Jersey IL. ~ 100, % %,
Cont ardt-st.. :, aud III a. M, p. ma, aud IL
midnight. Sunday. ........s...s
For further information regard 10 Railroad limo iso'ss
advertise snts in smother part Of thn paper
1Iovements OF Ocean steamers.
10 DEPART.
,,eon..,p. Leave For DseA
Lsfayettr New. York. ftaue. prn =
Persia........ New j ork. Liverpool Apni =
C'v o ey. York Liverpool -
Tc ARRIVE. ,.
Liverpool. boston apIn
scotia Liverpool. ork ...'...'hp =
Asa........... Liver pool Boston. -
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Risss.... ) % sun Sets.....6:f9i Moon sets
WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK lie Gov Island Sloe Hen da<''''""~
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1nrnltnre

FURNITURE for SALE cheap, No. 276
D Midi.onst-Nelyei, Medallion. Tapestry and ingram
larpets Rosewood ari Mahogany Piano. Oco,hs Paintings
Caain- Pier glasses, Marbetop Table, BuIeaa Ash-
Stand Chairs Concos Gssst0ye, Bausets Sea M Machine,
beds Mattresses, with other and Kitchen trrnitor-.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Warranted manufacture. Also. soid Chestnut ard Wanm
Chamber Suites, PLAIN and ornamental st h. +. tAEiSt
IONS. StS CaaaisL. opRgs'ie "oo''e" Ls4oI'"ed io4
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DATENT SALE Of new constructed CHAIR,
which also be usei rsreso Wa king Stick Se HE
sane is OF such .ht weight On ouaces and neat appearance
at q led can easily bc carried Samples shown and in
ofaon given by the inventor ri No 81 Bowsry up ssairs
above the Dru. >torc.
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XNANTED-A good secondhand, upright
w ,ubua- BOIIER-lot TO Is horsepower. Address Boa
No. 3 81. Nrw-loiA fost-Othce.
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V1yANTED-A DYER, a superior workman,
w for dlr.snzine Tram and suples all colors Toe
thoroughly competent person liberal and permanens
enga cement. hlGHAkDS Gaze OF > X. NlItS. boston.
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EFCElrIS
20, rH, Nssr ENotac TrrsD,Y. Aprl - 1885
shteI and
s,.,.. Cow. Veal. Lauh.. swine. Tote
411i cTlg s"S h2Hf ts.a,
The.. soii at 'ne following Nsrsriflaee.;
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Uauts.

NNANTED-AB BOY, about sixteen years oia,
w who writes good hand l. somewh hat acquainted WIZ
Bookkeer ping and DESTROYS Of being rseial
l. A. ALEORD No. IS Nandewster-st.
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FIRST-CLASS WOOD CUT
w PRESsNAN. sa.sryliberaL Situation permanent G..
4 aINpRn No. IS ' andeWuter-st.
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.syyp psoygg, AT BRcwyiSG'A

Prom lnisna-L b. Chpp 4 Co., 81; }. p. Bailey 80
IRON C,nld,-Iolit,on Terry Is tal.b " heelef 70;
,i.',.,d IN. William , Don ~ John Sheldon. 20;
Ffor. Ncw.J .r.syD Kent p Andrew boohn' oJi idch
fd Bells. 80; John 4 orncii. - 49,, =,
rom Ohio-ffed. fric-e, 2u3. VIM u. Nci"tn Iusi
F,.ils ~; H. b. Ware 90; y Granger, IN; }. Graham
0.t John ". lninc., POI; a. \. Bcunet, 900
FROM III noi'-t' A. tish ISi
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11
new Advertisements

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
s. S. Barrett advertises a very desirable ware
house and wharf, on Town Point, for rent for the
ensuing year.
Glenn's Weatre-The Corsican Brothers will be
repeated this evening, to conclude with Rogueries
by Thomas.
p. FFerguson will have an auction sale to-mol-
keeping articles, and the celebrated trotting mare
Fanny, win be sold.
w. W. Lamb, President of the Farmers Bank
of Virginia, in this city, advertises to sell the
Office of said bank at auction, the 3lst instant.
Portsmouth Saviag Fund Society.-Th cashier
gives notice that this Institution has resumed
business, and will pay five per cent on deposits
as formerly.
Harnden's Express. Agent of this Express
| Company, Mr. F. r. Hill, gives notice that he is
able to forward money, valuables of any kind,
and all kinds of freight, at lower rates than ever
offered BEFORE and collects money on notes. drafts,
or bills, at all accessible points
| Wake 6 Chamberlain viii sell warehouse No.
] %, Roanoke Dock, at IL O clock to-day.
| Morris Dc G,oathmey give notice that they will
receive fresh supply Of butter every week, and
keeps full supply of cooking soda always on
hand.
Joseph Dr. Harrison, administrator, has an
important notice in to-day's Day Book
| Leigh Brothers Dc Phelps, Auctioneers, offer for
sale valuable brick house and lot, at auction.
Sale to take place on Monday the 10th instant
Leigh Brothers Dc Phelps, Auctioaeers, have
removed to No. Commercial Row, formerly
Leigh d Brothers old stand.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11
Chief Engineer, Fire Department.

NEGRO VERSUS WHITE LABoR.-In our paper OF
Yesterday morning, we alluded to the fact that
two steamships would probably be brought here
for repairs on account of the mechanics of Balti-
more being on strike, &C. In regard to the
matter, we subjoin communication received,
to-wt:
"The matter of difference between the Balti-
more mechanics and the master workmen, is not
that of wages but as to whether the white me-
chanics will work in the same ship yard with
black or negro cakers. The master workmen
claim the right to employ who they please, while
the workmen demand that the colored calkers
shall be discharged and white men taken in their
places. Do the mechanics of Norfolk and Ports
mouth do the same-or, do they work with black
calkers As to the ships coming here to be re-
paired it was only a matter of inquiry as to
whether the work could be done here or not, sup
posing there were many workmen here out of
work but if the workmen refuse to work on
them it would certainly not be done-it is a mat
ter that interests them entirely