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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL,
E

ALE-Philadelphia and Hudson, S3.25.
BRANDIRS-Apple S3O0@p4 90; Henpcsey. Otarj pi
net Castillion, &c. $1,000 16O0; Fancy Brandies: cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger, &C. s5.OOa6.50; Domestic 6com
mon 1926; California, per case, $1,000.
BITTERS-Bokee's, brakes, Wahoo, Russ's, Scbeidam
&c, Sll!OO@1S; California Wine Bitters, per case. sI3 Oo
BACON-Baltimore, Sides, 1e@2Oc; Hams. 256a 30c
Smithfeld Hams, cuts to order, 23@25c.
B~EEF-Extra Mess, SlS00@20 %; Mess, S16 LOCALS %
Sd do, $500. s-"'
BAUGHs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER. 500 Der ton.
CORN-White, 70@75c; Yellow, $sO@s3c.
~CoTTON-Ordinary, 30@34c; Good, 35G37c: Mid.
ding, 3s@43c. AVN"
COFPEE-31636c,
Embellishments, 2@25c.
CIGARS-Domestc and Imported, 20a15O.
C0ALrFirst quality, Acc: % quality, 35c.
DoMEST1CS-Sprague Prints, 80 cents American do
~; Garner do, "a; Amoskeag do, 81 clutches R do 90!
Lowell, 292 Lancaster Ginghams 37% Delaines. az.
Amours, 40; Standard and Atlantic Sheeting. az III
Lonesdale Bleach, 55; rs do do, so; rs James r. ,i;,ls
90; Bales Colored Drill, $50; Naimkeag, 10; New Yori'
Mills Bleack, 621% Scbawbe Prints, 81. ~
5t99.25 Fine, IS. SUPER
F~oRAgE-Hay, 10000 per cwt Corn. sealoo mar
GIN-S250@5l00. pusn.
H0OPs-None.
HEADINGS-None.
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These people are working for low wages
and barely manage, even at the present
| rents, to make both ends meet. How
| will 1t be when the rents are doubled?
The wages they receive will not be in
creased; in fact, they cannot be increased,
for the business Of the place will not
justify an advance. The grocer will
be. forcedto double the prices of the neces-
saries of life, and the result will be that
this desirable and useful class of people,
in order to avoid starvation, will be
compelled to leave us and seek homes
and employment In some more libe-
raj and progressive community.
The feeling among the poorer classes
has been very much embittered by the
oppressive policy which is threatened.
They say, and not without reason, that
the owners of the property haveincreas-
ed the rents in order tomake up for the
loss of their slaves by the war. That they
are still governed by those stale aristo-
| cratic notions that somebody must toll
in order to support them aud their fami-
lies in luxury and idleness; and having
lost their negroes, to whom they looked
in former times for support, they have
now determined that they will make up
for that loss by increasing the rents, and
thus indirectly reduce the poor white
population to slavery as well as their
former negroes. Somebody must labor
in order that they may live-and If they
cannot have black slaves they will have
white serfs. 1t would, indeed, seem,
from the course they have adopted, that
such is their intention. But b poor
whites, whom the men of wealth con-
scripted and sent forth to endanger their
lives on the battle field, in order to save
the negro property of the aristocracy,
while the masters remained at home en-
joying comfort, luxury and security,
will not tolerate this system of serfdom
that is sought to be imposed upon them,
their would-be masters and owners |
would do well to be warned in time that
here is such a thing as forbearance ceas-
ng to be a virtue.
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General slocam Acc,sts.

The following dispatch, with the ac-
c~ompanying letter, settles the question
as to General Slocum's acceptance:
GENERAL sLoCUMs LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
SYRACUSE, September 10.
The following letter of Major General
Slocum to John A. Green, Jr., has been
furnished by him for publication, be-
aus of the publication of other alleged
private correspondence. General Green
further says he publishes the letter with
a view to set at rest the efforts to injure
General Slocum by allegations that he
accepted the nomination because of hos
tility to the President, growing out of
the question of arming the Mississippi
militia:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
vI~cKsBURo, MISSISSIPPI, August 81, 1886.
Mn Dear Sir .-Your favor of the 22d
instant has just come to hand. In re-
ply, | would state that / am in favor Of
the principles which appear hui far to
have governed President Johnson with
regard to the Southern States; that is,
to allow those States to decide whOshall
and who shall not be entitled to the
right of suffrage. In few words, l am
in favor of returning, at the earliest
practicable period, to u government of
civil law. l believe the true interest of
the country demands a more economical
administration of affairs-an effort to
reduce the national debt, the substitu-
ton of civil for military courts, and a
more careful observance of the constitu-
tional rights of States and individuals.
If these views are such as will be en-
dorsed by your convention, and if the
convention should nominate me for
Secretary of State, l shall accept the
nomination. l am now at a great dis
lance from the scene of action. The
olly mail by which this communication
can reach you before the assembling of
the convention, leaves here within a
few hours. With this brief statement 1
leave the matter in your hands, know
ing your friendly feelings toward me,
and being assured that you will be gov
erned, in some degree, at least, by these
feelings. If the convention should not
adopt the platform you anticipate, l
trust you will not press my name.
1 am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
HI. w. SLOCUM.
To John A. Green, Jr., Syracuse, N. Y.
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We v received the first number of
the Southerm Star, a new daily just es-
taolished in New Orleans, by MI. Jew
ell, former editor of the Point Coupe
Echo. The Star has risen from the
ashes of the lamented old Delta, which
fell CALAMITY but early in the rebellion
going down with fiyingIcolors. The new
paper announces that it will be demo-
cratic in politics, supports the recon-
struction policy of the President, and
we accept the fact that it has been Sc
lected as the official paper, as indicating
that it is the organ of Governor Wells.
We hope this star +" may become the
most brilliant in the constellation of the
Crescent City press, and that its rays
may never be darkened by the clouds of
adVersity. "t5
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY ON MAIN srkrrr-y..-
noon a small boy was passing along Main strss, ~"
the National Hotel, ~glOrying in the happy possss.,a.
silver dollar, when a negro boy, about sixteen =
teen years of age, ran up to him., grabbed the do,,.r .ms
made off with it. Pursuit wa at once given NV o.
lice, and the thief overtaken. He had dropped tn. aoirs-
ia the chase, but, despite all search, it had not been forns
Some one in the party of bystanders suggested he mich,
have swallowed it. The negro was taken to the isI and
will, no doubt, be turned over to the tender msrcie. Of
Captain Gilmore's Court.
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QUITE A DIFFERENCE.-It is said the
recent convention in Mississippi was
only in session eleven days, and cost the
State but $4,000. The members received
eight dollars per day. The convention
which General Banks held in Louisiana,
In 1854, to amendthe constitution, was in
session five months and cost the State
over six hundred thousand dollars
which had been laid up in the treasury
by Governor George F. Shepley-and
the only work performed was the pas
sage of an ordinance to abolish slavery,
which might have been accomplishedin
three days. The printing bill alone was
about two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, we understand And all this
waste of the peoples money goes for
nothing, as the constitution adopted by
the convention has been declared null,
and another convention, representing
the whole people, will have to be held
to revise and amend the constitution of
1852, which is now recognized by Gov.
Wells to be in force. 454Ai.ts SID
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Sept. Is.

-, = ? hey and wife, Maryland W D Cole, David Crib.
sss,r aymssters; Jesse Benton, New York; 0 r Flynn,
CSewdin, Boston, Mass; DR. j A Barnett, Louisville, KY;
ynomas Harvey, Connecticut; Giles H Rich, New
W y lnomas Y Mcguire, lady and child, New York;
" a farker, Portsmouth; W L Jordan, Smithfsld; wi
cSasy, alexander Moore, Chuckatuck, Va; y L Gray, W
nsu.sy, ~hiehmond; WA Womble, Smithfeld; J H Ste.
p va1 ~ james M Butler, B T Goodridge, j W Ruble, H
= psuz Mathsws county, Va: + wicks, Nansemond W
? Aisn, Massachusetts; Lieut.. @ + E~cclestein, Fort Mon.
W. AeAap, Va J Rodgers, Portsmouth, Va,
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STORES RENTED Ar AUcrioN.-Two Of the stores under
Johnsons Hall and the Hall itself, will be rented for the
year 1909, at public auction, on Tuesday. Such is the
competition for stores In Norfolk, that neither the land
lord nor the tenant can agree upon terms, 20 they refer
the matter to the auctionesrs. The stores in question are
the most eligible in town, and there can be little doubt
that there will be a struggle for the keys.
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HoMF FOR THE Ho~MRIEss.-Those in search Of an excel
lent investment and good house, with plenty of room, and
in the most delightful neighborhood In Norfolk, are r.
ferred to the house and lots offered for sale by Hipkins 4
Mnlligan. For full particulars as to location and descrip
ton see advertisement under the head of auction sales.
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sHIP BloKERs-Msssrs. Duncan Robertson, Jr, and
Richard ,. pasAk have formed a cOpartnsrdhip tor the
purpose sf conGscsng the ship brokerage and general
commission business. Their Office Is IS West wide wafer
street. We know Messrs. Robertson 4 Banks to be young
men Of the hIgest integrity, and ehssrfally commend
them to the patronage Of the public.
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A Nrw HARDWARE Housr.-Meas. Taylor, Martin =
Co., "a south side East Main street, have established q
Hardware house, which promises to be q source Of great
convenience in Norfolk, As they have Laid In a stock OF
goods of the first quality. The firm is composed OF gen.
tlsmen in all respects entitled to Encouragement, and we
trust the new house will flourish.
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MisckeEsArIoS.-Yesterday a discharged soldier named
'sAe MILLER, appeared in the Mayors Court and claimed.
= ns wiie, Eliza johnson (coloredl, who had been ar.
81 .,eu oy tne night-police under suspicious circumstances
49, gag OF cabbage. Miller stated that he had been
Mfonraa /" "saioek with the darkskinned Eliza at Fortress
ueder the circumstances. tn. M.yor ,rrn.a -. 49,
sf'' 10 the Military Court. Every mar to hs t..,s.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, SEPTEMBER 49,.
ARRIVALS.

Sloop Maria Eliza. Pearce, Nansemond.
Schooner Luck, Cartridge, Scuppenope. N, c.,
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer James I. Brady, Lands, Baltimore.
Steamer A~lbemarle, Bourne, New York.
Steamer May Flower, Robinson, Philadelphia.
Steamer Clarion, Morse, WILLIAMSON, N. c..
Schooner Ella Lyon, -, Murfresboro', N,
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer Thomas Collyer, Mitchell, Richmond. 3
DEPARTURES.
SteamerM. Martin, Livingston, Richmond. CT
Steamer Magenta, Baulsir, Richmond.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer James T. Brady, Lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, Richmond.
Schooner Eagle, Hyman, Edenton, N. G.
Schooner Ella, Lyon, Baltimore. F'''L
Schooner O.. s. Watson, Watts, Baltimore
Schooner Triumph, Wescott, Hartford, N. G.
Brig Nellie, Wallace, New York.
sloop Mary Eliza, Pearce, Nansemond, Va,
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CAPTAIN 8. HoLLINdsHEAD, of the Harnden Express
Company, has our thanks for q file Of Baltimore papers.
We should like to eciprocsts this gentleman's generosity
by printing his marriage, or an account Of a "windfall,'
to the sound Of about 100000.
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LARcENY.-John Miller was arrested on Thursday night
for stealing a box of raisins from the wharf Of the New
York and Virginia Steamship Company, at the end Of
Town Point. He claims to have found them, no doubt,
where they were not lost.
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BOARD OF IRADE.-The Committee on ORGANIZATION -of
me Board Of Trade met last evening at the Council
0nsmoer of the City Hall. Various matters were dis
S"ssea IN a harmonious spirit, and the result was the ap-
n.he OIL subcommittee, for the purpose of recon-
.A'nans permanent officers, drafting a constitution and
psiaw'' and settling the question with regard to the
eheiointS OF members, which subcommittee was in
s..ac'ea 70 report at an adjourned meeting of the com
n''tee on Tuesday evening next, in order 70 m.rs nm q.
.a", report Tor presentation to the general meeting Of
~ n0ara TO be held on Wednesday evening. ootb inst
,orl action There was a full ATTENDANCE Of ~. rnam
oais Of the committee and all appeared 10 ,.Is. ,"a,-
interest In the project which is expected m -.
much to the benefit ofour CITY. isuouheu so
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ACCIDENT IN RrERsDURG.-Thoma Goodwin, formerly
Of Portsmouth, ~accidently fell from a window of the Boil.
~lingbrook Hotel, IN Petersburg, on Thursday night, and
was instantly killed.
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ARE THEY GOING I'VE refer, reader, to your teeth.
be careful. Next to your eyes, your teeth are the most
precious OF your facial organs. Use the Fragrant Sozo.
Don't 1t will at once arrest decay and prevent what are
now but mere specks from being oriices. In brief, it
will save and beautify your teeth. And it Is the only
thing that can save them. Reflect on this.
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New.men' and newsboys desiring papers will please
have their orders at the countingroom the evening pre-
y.ous. before six O'Clock.
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HaE- Provide yourself with a Home.
See WALKE & CIIAMBERLAINE's Advertisements in
TO DAYS paper. s~ep14-3t
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Advertisers are requested to hand in their advertise
ments before six O'Clock in the evening, previous to publ
ca&iar
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

dIENNs TH~EATRE.-The "Iady of Lyons " is still o
/ popular as ever, and on Thursday night 1t was receive,
with delight by . fashionable audience at Glenn's populsl
theatre. Miss Reynolds played the captivating role o
the heroine with great spirit, and was much applauded
She made several good points, and was particularly fine In
the great d" discovery scene" Mr.. Gossin's Claude was
most excellentiy read and acted, albeit be is scarcely
Juvenile" enough for a young, ardent and passionate
lover. The roses have faded from his cheeks, and his
chin has been too often reaped by the barberous sickle,
and his brow furrowed by the plough of time and care,
to charm the eye Of gushing girlhood. IT'S time to hang
his arms to the cleft" in the temple of Venus.
Mr.. Herbert, a young but promising actor, who made
his first appearance at this Theatre as Gaspar, gave evil
dence of much ability, which, with care and industry,
will make him in time a good actor. Ferris's Beauseant,
TsyIor's CLAWS, and ABecketts Damas, were respectable
performances, and strictly traditional. Mrs. France made
a very clever Madame Deschapelles, and sexcited nota
little the mirtb Of the spectators by her Iudicrous parce-
naties. The. after-piece was the ~laughable farce of the
Irish Bull in the China Shop" in which Rossne was the
Bull, and Marston was Bully. Mrs. Marstop did the Irish
girl handsomely, and danced with a light heart and a
light heel.
Last night Miss Kate Reynolds had a perfect ovation
AT hr benefit; she played the Angel of Midnight, in
which she performed five arduous characters. It Is q
very interesting drama and should have a good run. The
aoeaux were magnificent, the costumes new and beautiful,
'he scenery gorgeous, and the situations and incidents
eh'reiy dramatic and thrilling. 1t will be repeated this
''en'ug' and all should see II, as It is a good thing.
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All communications relating to business ma''er' con.
nected with this paper should be addressed 10 H. N
Brown, Norfolk Post, All communications pef.Anns :"
Editorial matters, and all correspondence lnosnueu VI Il
paper should be addressed to John oiafh' Nu'o'
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Ntevhsw & Brothers, Booksellers and stationers, are u-
thorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post, and all orders
# with them will be attended to the same as if left at
he office of publication.
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HELMBoLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATE
ED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
Is a certain and safe Remedy, pleasant
in taste and odor, and immediate in its
action in all diseases of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Female Com
plants, Organic Weakness, Obstruction
of Urine, and all diseases of the Urinary
Organs, in every form, whether existing
in male or female, and no matter of how
long standing. 81
For Medical Properties Of BUCHU, see
Dispensatory of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works
on the Practice of Physic.
See Remarks made by the late cele-
brated DIR. Physic, philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. Ephraim
Mcdowell, a celebrated Physician and
Member OF the Royal College of Sur
geons, ireland, and, published in the
transactions of the King and Queens
Journal. Z 49, aEqT Asa
See Medico-C hirurgical Review, pub.
lished by Benjamin Traverse, Fellow of
Royal College of Surgeons. 39Dpr
See most Of the late Standard Works
Of Medicine.
Physicians please notice. make no
secret Of ingredients. NJ.
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Helmbold's Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract of Buchu is composed of
buchu, cubebs, and juniper berries, pre-
pared in vacuo by III. II. HELMBoLp.
and sold at his Drug and Chemical
Warehouse, 594 Broadway, N. Y.
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ORDINANCE CONCERNING PUB
Lie HACKa M =

NJ Lie HACKS.
Be ii ordained, That all Public Hacks shall stand to
the west Of the Artesian Well, on the middle of the Main
street, and all drivers Of such Hacks shall at no time be
distant more than Ave feet from their vehicles.
Every Public Cart. Dray, or Wagon, for hire, shall DO
marked with the initials Of the owners name, the NUM-
Der Of the license, and the letter H, for hire; and every
Private Cart, Dray, or Wagon, shall be marked as above,
having the letter P, for private, which shall be painted
white on a black ground, on some conspicuous part on the
side of the Hack, Dray, or Wagon.
That the driver or owner of any such Hack or vehicle,
violating any of the sections of this Ordinance, shall ip-
cur and be liable to o fine Of three dollars for every Of
fence. oue.half which shall 90 to the informer.
The above Ordinance will be rigidly enforced from this
N. B. LEE,
sep13-lm Street Inspector.
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s. NJ. Pettergill & Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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CMALL SKIFF OR YAWL BOAT
y wanted. Not over IA feet long. low price may
find a buyer at Graves shipyard.
sep15-St Propeller Coleman"
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pATcHEIoR,s HAZE DYE!.

Tie ORIGINAL and Best in the World The only trus
and nerfecf Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instants-
neous. Produces immediately a splendid Black or nstu.
raj Brown, without injuripg the hair or skin. Remedies ds
genuine is signed william A. Bntehelor: Also,
R~EGENERATING R OF MiLLEFLEuKs
.no,oTx 1rWkRIE BACHELOR, NEw YoRx.
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OFFICE TREAsURkR,
NORFOLK CIry Gas WORKS. July LIST 1866.
THE CONSUMERS OF GAS in the
i city Of Norfolk, are hereby notified that the raj.
OF supply for all Gas consumed on and after july ist
FEET, II paid on or before the 9Th Of the month.
For bills paid after the 9Th Of the month tba rate of
supply will be six dollar ($600) per thousand fact.
A ?. BLUNT, Brsvst Ccionei ana. a q n.
..-H Trsssursr Norfolk City Gas Work.,
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Physicians please notice-T make no
secret ofingredients. w
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Rin 3eifpiPt.

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Sauie ein3ubreben. Die Wa9b, ourb
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Der Suribe pat fhon Dor 5,pei Wonoten
Dem Rebellen @on9rei1e 9eia9t, Die Re:
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IN Sol9e oieier Seieble oes be3wun9enen
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sic Heuermonna, Nynrnbe

I'm s'iirtssn Sage, mar cine sIdn,snps GFaIrs.
Gs batt'n siniss Gcmpusnissn aus Der @tabt
SaitOn I'D NIT ben bItfsrn GouerItuttn su elmer
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