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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

BOUND roR BosroN-The fine steamship George Appold,
Capt solomon Howes, Is announced to leave on her
turn trip to Boston, Tuesday the 18th instant at 10
o'clock, taking freight and passengers The Appold is
one Of the stoutest nicest and swftest crafts that
in the trade and she walks the water gracefully
queen; and Captain Howos Is most pleasant travel
ling companion well good and experienced officer
Passengers for Boston should avail themselves Of this OPP
portuniy for quick, pleasant and safe trip and ship
pers who want their freight carried through in good
der and well conditioned, should ship the Appod'
Her agent Is P. Watkins, Jrr at Chamberlains wharf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

Mayhem Brothers. Booksellers and statoners areau-
tovzod agents to sell the Norfolk Post, and oil orders
LEFT with them will be attended to the II left at
the odies Of publication. t,,
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Nswsmen and newsboys desiring papers VIII please
have their orders at the eountingroem the evening pre-
vtous, before six o'clock. rlt a tI
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DIED.

~. ~ the evening Of The Oh llsI? OF
DIED s this W Sly HOWELL DEY son of the late
William Dey aged II years.
"p;cLn,opj Jy,hig please copy
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

vsIroRs-0ur city during the past week has been full
Of visitors from the north and other points, fact that
must have been apparent to all who have looked the
daily arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel published In the
Post The Atlantic Of which, Mr.. Newton proprietor,
is principal hotel and occupies the position In
Norfolk as the Astor In New York. Barnums In Balti-
more Wizards, In Washington, the Burnett In Cncin-
natl, the st. Charles In New Orleans any other first
cass hotel throughout the country Tho only difference
being that think IT, Atlantic presents hand.
and picturesque appearance than most Of the no
tells have named. In architectural point of view,
It is a perfect gem, and Its overwhelming point is
grand and imposing to the eye The interior arrange:
ents perfect and the ocers and servants the most
polite and attentive Of any hotel have stopped at
Mr. Newton belongs to that hosptsble Of old vr-
gins gentlemen. which is fast disappearing from the
land He model for hotel keepers and might teach
some wholesome Lessons In the art to many Of his
brethren elsewhere. ga 1-tl>.2 --
The National hotel also frstclass establishment
and we'll conducted Although the arrivals not pub
lshed 1t receives fair share Of patronage. Then there
are great number Of minor hotels and boarding
all of which full Everything indicates that Nor
fold b fast becoming place Of more than ordinary in
erest to the great world Of business and pleasure Come
on gentlemen and we'll give you sight for your money
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

BAD CoNpvcT, vzRY.-A lady requests us to say that
she thinks the conductllof number Of young mon
at Drummonds Bridge and the Point Thursday night
was both disgracefu and ungentlenanly. number Of
ladies and gentlemen promsnadng at this favourts
resort having gone thher to enjoy the cool cir Of the
evening and have quiet teea-e we suppose with their
friends and acquaintance. They had scarcely arrived
when some dozen young men. old enough to behave
themselves better commenced singing some Of the most
rbad and filthy songs and making use Of the vest and
most vulgsr bilinesgse There was no guard at hand
to arrest these gentlemen and they continued this
conduct the ladies and their escorts were compelled to
retire We think 1t only necessary to notice this matter
to make these boughtess yous men ashamed ofthsr con
A.,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

Advertisers requested to hand In their advertise
ents before six o'clock in the evening" previous to publ
cation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

HunaAH FOR PoRTsMouFn.-we are glad TO hear that
our friends across the river are going to work in earnest
to clean up their city. The Street Commissioner has been
busy engaged In the good work for several days. and
with the happisst results This activity ehamss the inac
ton displayed by our own city authorities. We con-
graduate Portsmouth upon the spirit Of ts ocais and
hope their example will infe little more energy into
our people, Norfolk seems TO be sort Of cireunio
cuon Office where everybody tries to learn show NOT 70
do it." When they get their houses right well cleaned
up Portsmouth, propose that our people move over
thsse for week, and let Die Portsmouth, people come
over and clean Norfolk out. llt"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

M ALK E & CHI A NIB ERLAINE
w offer at private sale Q DESIRABLE FARM In
Matthews county, Virginia. adjoining the estates of the
late W. H. Roy and the late Dr. H. W. Tabb 1t Is stua
ted on Backvater river inlet from North river and
half miles from Mob Jack bay, in view of the Chesa-
peake. 1t contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES ,one hundred and seventy Of which clear
eds fenced and drained The land Is level of fair quail
ity, well adapted to cereals and In order for cultivation
The situation has the advantages Of hcah good water
and excellent society. 90
FISH AND OYSTERS ARE TAKEN FROM THE
RIVER IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF THE DOOR,
There is regular packet each week from Norfolk and
previous to the war; steamers running regularly
Fast river stopping at Hicks Wharf, only four miles dis
tant. For terms, apply to
Wake & CHAMBERLAIN,
jyS-H ui No. IL Roanoke Square.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

3 w. Pettergi & Co. authorized Advertising
Agents for tho Post in New York and Boston
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08
11,ITTDC on NORFOLK

A LII PRINTERS or . NUn 70 the for.
nation an pRiNTER UNION in this psscSt T ,a
meet this Saturday evening" July S nth, i St ocoek
Office Of the Old Dominion, Johnsons nal nresent
2 NJ II IL hopsd that every Printer WIN w =.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

DRATH OF ANoLD CITIzEN-An old and much respected
ctssn Of Norfolk. Mr.. 8. 0. Merwin, died yesterday
morning. after short Illness typhoid fever The de-
ceased the partner Of r. F. Ferguson in the auction
business Mr.. Merwin we'll known by almost every
citizen Of Norfolk and much esteemed for his many
sterling qualities In all the relations Of life he was
good man. He had lived toa green old age, and was
followed to the grave by his children and his chdrens
children and host of friends who mourn the loss Of
father and friend. His age IN tho neghborhood of
sixty years. Mr.. Merwin had long been prominent
member of The Masonic Fraternity, by which brother
hood he held in high esteem The members Of Lodge
No, Of which he was member, aso those of No. 2
attended the funeral and inferred his remains with
sonic honors 1t singular fact that but two weeks
since were called upon to chronicle the death of Mr.
J. J. Moore who was his former partner in business.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

EOR SALE.-That desirable property,
IL OF Main and Church streets, at present
pied by Alr. c. Z. Chenoweth asa
FRS -CLASS RESTAURANT.
The building has TWELVE GOOD ROOMS with alarge
CIsTERN For terms, &c, apply to Charles Ramsay No.
10 Freemasou street. to L. Salersbuy Main street. OF
Shaw Roberts, Auction and Commission Merchants
corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater street.
ljyS-f
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

STATE OF VIRGINIA, County of Norfolk:
Gilbert c. Walker, President Of the Exchange National
Rank of Norfolk do soemply that the above state
ment /, true to the best of my knowledge aud belief
GILBERT c. WALKER.
Sworn IN and subscribed before me- this Sd day of July
1896 oHo' d. Sa.nrr pnh,tc
jy 7-lw No'"9 "o"''
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

AL communications relating to business matters con-
nectsd with this paper should be addressed to T. NJ,
Brown, Norfolk Post ALI communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for the
paper should be addressed TO John Clark Editor.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08
Arrivals at the Atlantic HOTEL . 1u =: ~,

Dr. wise Boyer Eh SgStS cSrs C Kro,
Palmer s WIN Td SdSt Monroe S% Msan Shell
BeLnee New York JnO Carpenter Do susOsr iTV Capt
Of Wight Jno Thornton City ,;,,ar p NIIn IL
nS a%ss 81 Ru SS ~ City D %sRs2
Southampton, ve j. pened Richmond EnnmSr Hamilton
Newbern, q G. Shepherd croppef e a ''''
8 f REYNOLDS Vail b Eedcalt ltalI.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

ls5e9s1 9i 1,s5e,esl "a
STATE OF VIRGINIA, County Of Norfolk:
T. William NJ Clark Cashier of the First National Bank
of Norfolk do solemny that the above statements
true 10 the best OF my knowledge and belief
N"' " Wv ". NJ CLARK, Cashier.
Sworn to before ME this Sd day OF July, 1866.
W. c. DOM,
jy 3-Iw Notary Public
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SENTENCE OF THE AssAssINs.

The judgment of the Military Com.
mission which tried David E. Herrold,
George A. Atzerodt, Lewis Payne, Mary
E. Surratt, O'Loughlin, Arnold, Mudd
and Spangler, was submitted to Presi-
dent johnson on Wednesday, and on
Thursday was confirmed. Yesterday,
Mrs. Surratt, Herrold, Payne and Atze-
rodt were hanged. The others, as will
be seen, were sentenced to imprison-
ment. The following is the order from
the War Department.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJ'r eEN's OFf1cE,)
WASHINGTON, July Q, 1866. !
10 Major General W. s. Hancock, U. s. ",
Commanding Middle Military Division,
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RANK STATEMENTS.

OUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
CONDITION or TUE EXCHANGE Gil an Ip NAII9N an
TIE MORNING OF THE FIRST MONDAY VI 2
JULY 1865,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

On Tuesday evening train, consisting
of an engine and the Presidents car, re-
turning from the Fourth of July cele-
bration at Gettysburg, Pa, on the Nor
thern Central Railroad, when near Bal
timore, was, by misplaced switch,
brought into collision with the rear of
freight train. The train contained sew
eral of the foreign ministers and other
gentlemen. Mr.. Asia Burnaga, the
Chilean Minister, and Colonel Halpine,
the poet of the Gettysburg demonstra-
ton, were severely injured about the
head, and severalothers received bruises
of less serious character.
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THE NEWS.

According to the official Vienna an.
zette of the 18th ult., the Emperor .of
Austria has promoted his Minister resi-
dentin Washington, Count Wydenbruck
TO Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
klenipotentiary to the United States of
America. Count Wydenbruck, though
a short time here, has given on several
occasions evidence ofhis diplomatic abil-
ity and good feeling towards this coun-
try; and, by his promotion, the Austrian
government shows the Importance in
which it holds its relations with the q.
States.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08

The government is rapidly returning
to their homes in the South the rebel
prisoners of war, and all of them, ex-
cepting those who prefer remaining at
the North, will soon be back in their
native States. The steamersSalvor and
Idaho, together carrying nine hum
dred liberated rebel soldiers, from New
ports News and Point Lookout, destin-
ed for Charleston, Savannah and Mobile,
passed Fortress Monroe on Monday: AL
together forty-two thousand eight hun
dred recently imprisoned rebel soldiers
have been discharged under the recent
War Department orders for thatpurpose.
A city storekeeper lately stuck upon
his door the 4aconic advertisement, "a
Boy Wanted" The next morning he
found little basket, labelled, Here it
ISL
A learned coroner being asked how he
accounted for the great mortality this
year, exclaimed, ~ cannot tell people
seem to die this year that never died
BEFORE"
General Devins Is reported to have
been assigned to the command OF all the
cavalry in the district or department OF
Minnesota. a4
Brigadier- General Lerenzo Thomas,
Acknowledgement of the army, has been
breveted major-general.
Governor Brough is seriously Ill at his
residence in Cleveland.
Nashville, Tennessee, people are so
fond of LIQUOR that the annual fines for
reach about $3l 900.
Alexander Smith says: sThe world
loses much when 1t ceases to become
strange. An old king regards his crown
very much as an ordinary mortal regards
his old hat"
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In reg1rd TO our relations with Gr-at
Bri'a n. the Pre-idcn, declined the pro-
position Of ihr, power for the formation Of
joint Commission to settle the mutual
claims between the two countries. The
President closes with a virtual Affirmation
Of the Monroe doctrine, and says the cor
re sdondrnce between the United States
and France on the subject will at the pro.
per timc be laid before Congress. -, r...
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-30

y The Oregon Ssatesm0n says that
the Orcgonian employs three Coppsrhcnd
editors. and will have none but Copper.
heads TO work on the State Printing. Still
the Oregonian abuses the Administration
because j, does not play into the hands Of
the Thirty Year Saints. Sumner. Bercher
& Co. Verify prefessiosal "politics
makes strange bedfe'lows." W. have
found reptiles and owls in the same bur-
row over here, 40 we'll.
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on wednesday DESTROYED eight buildings IL,
me business center. The loss smonnts TO-.
Sfv'"uV. Inc pr'nc'pe! sufferers are Hose
n"d Leland, who owned S six buildings and
were not insured: Inc hre caught from O.
detective hue; Numerous hre: are reported
throughout the northwest. All trsceaele
10 intense colo weather and detective ehues.
governor worm was imugurated today
ana III hriet ADDRESS said the people o..
nv 1T,;%" '"" O''eS.'so '"' restoration @ot
Troy. Dc 15-The bo;Ier A. 7 RI NJ.
Murray 4 Cos brusl, factory I.a"s;nchnrv
exploded this morning killinr p ward az.
oinecr. Tho damoyn ~ ,So hniI;nr !.
$40 600. nv TO -,
WAsn1ycroy DEC 18th. Snnr.ums ems
Cont has been occunied to.dav u,ti nrou.
mcuts on tho cons,;,n,;op.l;,v ~ Tho a..
o,th Other snpsches or. % i. mad. Rev.
erdy johnson being ucxt in orl,r 49,
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WAsAlNcroS' Dec. Ian explosion
TOOK place tn.s aiternoon aooat O'CLOCK ~
a small onld'ng s'tnnted at the arsenal. y"
m"n,;o" r"n,ox;" e"'.;t.ss ''I S s,;nh
was most terrific and disas, rous in It's effects
The force Of the explosion was felt at 70.
mote distances in the city. Seven persons ;,
arr reported killed and several persons 50
badly hurt that their recovery is deemed
impossible. They are all employees who
had formerly been in the. army. and. who
had been given work at the arsenal. The
house was demolished and soon became
mass Of flames. al fpr4 SO. a,oham i
Observation-Disclosures ~, ...i 10
jw..,,..-,s s.. "a A.. n.;,,.,..
."n. s., ! ,nn ".,o. es: A ..:." ,.. 1870
&C. ec ,aw .sf.rr.S = .ha "a,,n S H. ..,.I
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-30

- Bowlrs, If the Springfield Repx6.
hcon. says the people Of San Francisco
commonly brgin the day with champagne
cocktails. and are still sharp enough to
beat Wall Street financier At his own
game at dusk. He further says it 10 the
" cussedrst" llace for women in the I'm.
ion. many Of them outshining the ladies Of
Paris or New York in the "louduess" Of
their costumes aud diamonds. ...
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-30

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-30

CHRIsrxAs instrumentation
thanks are due our esteemed friend and
neighbor. Mrs. w.. for . Christmas pres.
ent # a delicious fruit cake, and gener-
Gus supply Of excellent blackberry wine.
The kindness Of the fair donor viii long be
remembered.
Our friend J. n. Osl- viii likewise &C.
eept our thanks for similar favor.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-A Washington spec
ial to the Tribune. says Thomas Corwin
was struck with paralysis last evening at
the residence Of the military agent where a
brilliant assemblage weie being entertained.
Senator Wade and Gen. Garfield canght
him az lie was falling aud carried him to
his led. At last accounts, Inc was nncon.
scous and apparently in critical condition.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-30

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$4,000 The shipping in The river ms
damaged, hut saved ny great exertions.
CAIRO. Dec Bon last Saturday the
boiler Of the steamer De Seto. plying be-
tween Pascsxoula, exploded; ten Or eleven
lives were lost. u , sod
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-05

The famous Jecker claims which caus
ed France to intervene in Mexican affairs
arose out of a loan by Jecker, a Swiss, to
Mlramon, of $z64,000, to war against
Juarez. Miramon engaged to repay Jeck-
er for this loan the enormous sum of Sl4,-
100000. MiramOn lost his cause, and
then Jecker asked Juarez to pay his claim
which was refused. What would we say
if the Englishmen who lent Davis money
to carry on his rebellion were to ask the
United States Government to pay il?
Yet lockers claim was precisely similar,
and on this impudent demand France
invaded Mexico.