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THE FIELD.
Bn.. Ba,l-The Game ., wssstus'sn

WAsHfNGTON, Oct. 6, IoeSN
The majority Of the Excelsior Club arrived
here to-day and nave been in the hands u the hospta
bic Nationals The base bah match between inc hf
celsiors and the Nationals Tomorrow wii itaW his
crowd of spectaors delee alton of the Athletics are
expected here tomorrow. Their gentlenaily scuon
with regard to tlc proposed game wth tie Auhh,,os
hiss won for them hoets II friends while II Los Coz IN
latter the loss Of many adnirors.
The refusal Of the Atantcs to fufl their engageInent
n meet tho Athletics in Washington, VIII prob'nly
result In there being games this season oe;ween the
ohsInp ieDs AID the Athletics there certainly WIN not
be With the Nstio, as.
On Tuesd y tho Enterprise Club Of Baltimore enter
the hsts vita the Nationals The President. II IS
expected viii visit the grounds to MORROW Tor pfe'
time.
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IENVGhsEL.
Of the Legisi"ture-m epiorisl
for The Risnuciai Rtii,( OF tho People.

NksuyUJK. Tenn. Saturday. Oct =. leHa
Tn the Legislature to-day, Mr.. Wines Of
Montgomery County. pres'uied memorial iron re
ot.i,cHs OF La COUNT. requesting that mehsnra ho
adopted ~ relieve the lnsDcid elblrrassnrnis Of the
people 1be menoEII Irvloscs " wtlhull cH' euu"ns
% al he planter, con derive the pro, eds o. iwp or
tire eros o. 10 tty sales q pt,Prty not brafiLg
tsothifds Of the; sscfoi yaue or q cltcC4 - TAI
10 " years ~ the TcGcGPts- 90 claims Nn'rr tnc
efendaats agree ~ pay he rnopai and sir Ir cent
interest
Tie tiA was referred 10 the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
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ELsHwLLr, lem. Saturday. Ocs. T. 1909
At the Methodist Conference held today AT
FdredeN great onthufiaAm WIS unaffected az tie IN
oduetion on Bishop Soue TIE oldest Bishop OF hat
faith IL the world All yretoni rose :" iheI ieet ~ has
entrance A recess tad durirg which be received
the congratulations oil ctrsyne from AL pafs Oh Tie
MOT
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Inauguration Of Ger. Leo rs President Of
Washingtsn College.
EiruMOND HntnId

KicBMoND. Saturday, Oct =, Iso5
The Leringfcu (Va.) Gazette gives brief ac'
count OF the Inauguration Of the late Gen Leo Pres
Dent Of Washington College on the ID inst. which
cons isted OF simple administration Of tho oath OF Of
fee.
The Gaisfts says tina. at Mr. Lees request the cere
monies OF the occasion were made ~ private brief and
unoSteutstieus ~ possible
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Qsick Passage from San Rrsneiscs 70
Salt Lake.

BALI LARK OcV r IboJ
Louis McLane, superintendent of Wells Il
Fargvs Express. arrived here 10 day nom San II an
cisco having made the trip In days IL hours and 80
minutes. He came by stage TOO miles. including 100
miles the Sierra Nevada in To hours. Th Is the
quickest trip on record.
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Riro An philadelphia.

PHiLADELPHIA. October g. 1855
fire this afternoon destroyed tho United
States bonded warehouses the Deckerson.st wharf,
containing coo barrels Of coal oil belonging 70 various
II New. York and lsy.England companies.
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Tin va. referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Cn.e Of Champ Ferguson.

SAsHyiLII, sa;nIday. Oct J. 1893
The papers in tue case OF Champ Ferguson
have heen Tor arded the pTesdel: for CTS aPpoVa
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Court Of Apps is.

ALBANY SATURDAY. Oct. 7. 1855.
The dey calendar for Monday, Oct. 9, 1865,
is Mos 49, Is3 ls4 les is7 lse 49, 40 1901 lsl end
100. ..
The Cour! sdjoured 10 Monday. Oct 9. 1861 at
O'Clock ..
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Tho Phiiadeiph CanarS.

CHICAGO. Friday Oct 6, ICES
TIE proprietor Of The Chicago Tribune states
tba. tho william II. Smith referred 20 In ibt alleged
With Judge Cation Is not the editor Of that
paper.
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PAlHER POINT Oct. s-9 p. m.
There are no signs Of the steamship North
American which hft Liverpool on the u Lh end Lon
donderry on tho Goth ILL., nnd ia now due OH tbs point
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RiKc ut 10. Louis.

ST. LOUIS Saturday, Oct. J. 1868.
A portion Of the Western Foundry, on the
corner Of flora and Maiu sta. belonging TO harshau
Xitrok y,as burned yesterday. Loss e25 VOC, which
IL insured.
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LOUgssANA.

The Dumaged Levees - Action Of the
Planters, Convensicn-Gov. Wells Ac.
scpis- Recommendations. Canby aud
she Louisiana Deieea.ien-Ths Cen.
servntivc Union C0nventisu-j. Msdi.
sen Wells las Probable Ncmiaec for
lsaXeIuoY.
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In the Wirs trial the Government has sub
pnsed every witness asked for by the defeuee and de-
hsyed every expense One clerical wtnese was brought
bore from Florida at expense to the Government OF
come 81 600 who when put npOn the stand. could only
testify that be had been TO Andersoaville. had seen
Capt WIZ once received pass 70 enter tie stocsade
and preach to the mou and that Capt WIZ was civil
On the occasion Another witness, lady from Georgia
could only testify that Capt WIZ permitted her to feed
q Union prisoner. This cost UGele Sam about $1,000
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THE AssAssINATION.
Detai,s Of DR.. uudG's Attempted Escape.

Core yonS-nee of Tho ". Y. Trhrne
| HDQtz PORT YuARIEnhAsrfA s3d u :. T.. J
Fop1 JHFfFEsoY Dry 1osTuGss Fin. !
September - 1895. }
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-11
New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers
Amusement Manager Glenn offers superior at
fractions at the Theatre tonight.
". A. d C. A. Sontos.-A large assortment of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Surgical instruments,
&C., is advertised to-day by this enterprising
firm.
WutuoL Assurance Societg.-Mr. j. G. Deming,
special Agent of this association, is prepared to
settle all matters connected with claims held
against members, and invites all interested to call
on him and ascertain their relation with the
Society.
Burglar and FIRE. Proof Sqfes.-Mr. George
R. Wilson has been appointed Agent for Miller's
Patent Safes. Samples can be seen at IL Camp
bells Wharf
Tioo Family Residences for Sale.-Messrs. Leigh
Phelps will sell, on the 1st inst, two very de-
sirable family residences. For location, &C., read
advertisement.
Fo1ger, Cartwright d; Co., give notice that they
continue to make liberal advances on consign-
ments at their Auction House, No % Wide Water
street, Norfolk
offers twenty dollars reward for the recovery of
stolen property, and the detection of the thief
PeD IN Christ Church-Mr Geo. r. Wilson
offers a very desirable Pew in the above church.
Gold Spectocles Lost.--A suitable reward will
be paid for the return, to the Day Book counting
room, of pair of gold frame spectacles.
House Furnishing Goods.-Mr. J. R. Gillett no
ties the public that he is constantly receiving all
sorts of useful articles in the house keeping line.
Banker and Brokers.-Ban Brother give no
tice that they are conducting Bankers, Brokers'
and Exchange Business at the corner of High and
Middle streets, Portsmouth, Va.
Coal Afoat-Messrs. Santos & Brother give
notice that they have a large quantity of Coal,
White Pine, and other articles anoat, which they
offer at reasonable prices. '
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CONSIGNEES.

RECEIPTS OF FREIGBT.-Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties
Per Steamship Hatteras, from Ne,o York.T.
R. Cobb & Son, j. Cohen, Dickinson & Elvan,
H. H. Kempton, S. Marsh, A. Myers, A. Obern-
dorfer, Geo. Sangster, Seldner & Co., E. P. Tabb
& Co., W. H. Turner & Co., s. G. futile e. Co.,
E. Ullman, T. r. Cobb & Son, Seldner & Co., j..
M. Smith & Bro, S. E. Wise, A. Lagorio, F. E.
Blunt, II. B. Nichols & Co., Montgomery & Will
son, c. Schwartzkopf, E. Plato, T. P. Crowell.
Steamer James r. Brady, from Baltimore
S. E. Wise. j. R. Hathaway, ebay Book E. M.
Brown, D. W. HILL Dearbornu& Rearnor, E. E..
Staples, ]. White, M. Morrisett, t. p CrowelI &
Co., Ship, Dozier & Co.. Gu H.. Snead, A. j.
Mock & Co., W. F. Allen & Co., G.. w. Duvall,
E. P Tabb & Co., S. B. & Co., F. Trudewine, j..
J. WOODBRIDGE, Seldner & Coz, j. Umstadter, FL.
D. White Co., e. s. Staples, p. Henneberry,
g. W. T. & Co., X. Elliott VIM. 7. Harrison,
NJ Cartwright, A. L. Hill, w. F. Mebane, -
Knott, W. S. Pepper, J. Kealy, Nash Cobb,
A. L. Goldsmith, A. j. Mock Co., j. E. Jones,
B. T. Blups and j. A. Williamson.
Steamer Dictator.-J. White, W. F. Allen &
Co., J. 7. King & Co., W. L. Petit, Nash &
Cobb, %. G. Whitehufst, Lepage Bros, S. E.
WiseS v Nichols & Co., c.. H. Snead, P. Henne
berry, VIM. T. Harrison, G. Billups, B. B. Book
over, c.. K. Goodridge, W. Fl. Carstarpen, FL
Veith, W. S. Pepper, B. W. Conart & Co., j.
Mahoney, Pool Bros, Cutheriel Haynes.
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RETURN TIeKETs.-On the 18th instant there
is expected to be large gathering of the people
from all parts of the country, in the city of Bal
timore, to witness the Inauguration of the Wildey
Monument In view of the fact that large num-
bers of Odd Fellows and others, from this city and
surrounding country, would like to attend, we
suggest that or both of the Bay Lines issue
round-trip tickets, at reduced price, as an in
ducement to our people to attend We are sure,
that very many more would go up to Baltimore
on Saturday or Sunday next, under such circum-
stances, than will go under the present arrange
ment of buying tickets at each end of the line.
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL.-A tournament will
come off in Matthews county on Wednesday morn
ing next and in the evening a grand ball will
take place, when the ceremony of browning the
Queen of Love and Beauty will take place. The
affair is the most interesting dit among the
bellies and beaux of the two communities, and
will no doubt come off with great ecat. We
will, if possible, give detailed account of the
proceedings, including all that happens on the
route there and back. The fine steamers of the
Eastern Shore route will convey the parties there
and back.
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ACQUITTED Smith, whose trial for the
snurder of sailor belonging to the y. 5. steamer
:. Chicopee,'' about two months ago in Gosport,
was sentenced yesterday by the jury in the case
to pay fine of S25, and to be imprisoned ia the
county Jail for one month Eleven of the twelve
Jurors were for aequittal and the very slight pun
ishment inflicted seems more like an attempt of
the court to have kept in remembrance the supre-
macy Of the law, than as punishment for the
crime; therefore we headed this piece acquitted,
On the rendition of the verdict the friends of the
prisoner made manifest their pleasure at the same
by three cheers for Goodwin, the attorney for the
defence
AssAuLrrNe AN OFFICER. Policeman Edgar, of
Portsmouth, was brutally assaulted on last Fri
day night, by two sailors, mike Flaherty and
Bartlett Kney, and beaten in a most unmerciful
manner. The parties were subsequently arrested,
and summarily dealt with by Mayor Collins, of
that city.
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NUIsANoE-The house on the corner of County
and Court street, known as the Webb property,
is daily represented by the police of Portsmouth,
in whose baliwick the building is located, as
being the neuclus of continued descriptions, and
on Saturday night last the report was confirmed
by the occurrence of an affair in which officer
Harrison was assaulted while trying to arrest one
of the negro tenants of said house, and would
have been badly beaten, but for the predomi-
nance in the weight of his chilly" The unruly
aggressor against the peace and dignity of the
city was finally subdued and ultimately carried
to the lookup, from which he will be brought
forth to-day for hearing before Mayor Collins
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GIENN's THEATRE.-During the remnant of
warm days, that hang on the lingering heels of
mad Leo, and precede the advent of Libra, it is
great consolation to suffering humanity, that we
have pleasant evenings, and that consolation is
much enhanced by the enterprise of Manager
Glenn, who presents, at the Opera House, such
pleasant retreat for the pent-up and painting denl
zens of the city of Norfolk. Full of Uim, and
equal to the times, Mr.. Glenn has determined to
be behind no manager in the South in the way OF
attractions to his we'll ventilated and pleasant
temple of the muse. In addition to very supe-
rior stock company, he has engaged a succession
of stars, the first of whom appears this evening,
in the person of Miss Kate Reynolds. Miss Reig
nolds comes among us with brilliant reputation,
which has been wrung from the cold critics of the
North bv her rare talents and undoubted genius.
Her personnele is attractive and charming, and
we confidently predict for her suitable reception
and successful engagement. The play selected for
her first appearance is very excellent dramatiza-
ton of Chas Reid's well known and popular novel
of Masks and Faces, in which Miss Reynolds
personates Peg Wo6ington and Sir Harry Wild
air. Should the weather prove propitious, Man
ager Glenn may expect to a full turnout of the
beauty and fashion of the city, and Miss Reig-
nolds will be complimented with large and ap-
preciative audience.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 9.

PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 9.
ARRIVALS.
Steamship Hatteras, L. Parrish, FIN New
York.
Str. James T. Brady, Lands, fin Baltimore.
Str. Adelaide, Cannon, FIN Baltimore.
Str Thomas Collyer, Mitchell, FIN Richmond
Schr.. j. Guthrie, Sharkeford, FIN n Shore.
Schr. Chicora; Lyon, FIN Philadelphia.
Schr. Clothilda, Stokes, FIN Philadelphia.
DEPARTURES.
Steamship Hatteras, Parrish, for Richmond
Str. Clinton, Stapum, for Coinyock
Str. City of Richmond, Power, Richmond.
Str. Adelaide Cannon, Baltimore
Str. Maria, Allen, Murfreesboro.
Steamer Magenta, Baulsir, Richmond.
Str. ]. 7. Brady, Lands, Baltimore. 4g
Schr. Bridgewood, Weeks, N. Y.
Schr. Merchant, Bitzele, Fredericksburg.
Str. May Flower, Robinson, PHILADELPHIA
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RESISTING THE PoLIoE.-Four colored men, who
had been guilty of some misconduct on Saturday
night resisted the efforts of Lieutenant Grey and
officer Joynes, of the civil police, to arrest them.
The two officers succeeded, after some difficulty,
in arresting two of the party, who were locked
up in the watch house and turned over to the mill
tary yesterday morning. The other two sable
rowdies escaped The whole of them were from
the country.
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Consciously our report of the shooting
affair between Messrs. Russ and Williamson, that
occurred on Friday night last in Gospor t, we
very unintentionally aud unknowingly located
the scene of the melee twixt the two men, in the
restaurant of Mr.. Fauth, and in order not to rup-
ture the good standing of the aforesaid gentle
mans house, we correct our former report, by
saying that the ARRAY occurred adjacent and near
to the house, whose pardon for our error we beg.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION. The steamship Creole;
while winding into her wharf on Saturday night,
came in collision with the steamer Thos. Collyer,
by which some damage was done to thereof of
the hurricane deck of the latter The night was
dark and windy, which will account for the acct
dent. The damage was slight, and did not retard
the movements of the Collyer, as she left for
Richmond yesterday morning. The Creole was
not injured, and left during the night for New
York. IL
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MARS AND HAMA soldier and negro had an
alteration at the corner of Church and Cove
streets on Saturday night, which attracted quite
crowd of persons. Mars was drunk Ham was
noisy, and the crowd much delighted at the pros
pect of muss. A friendly soldier came along
and carried his belligerent comrade off, and the
row and the crowd subsidized together.
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H1GH WoRDs.-A half-dozen of Uncle Sans
sable-faced blue jackets, who had imbibed too
freely, created considerable noise on Wide Water
street yesterday afternoon and at one time it was
supposed that free fight would ensue. There
was not a sufficient head of steam on however,
and the whole affair ended in high words
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Mayors CouRr, Norfolk, Sept. 9h.-David
Kelly, mentioned in our Saturdays issue in re-
gard to matter of debt of $40, had second
hearing on Saturday, in order to have the judg-
ment rendered null, but after hearing, his Honor
declined doing so, and the case stands as it did
before. s5 -dfn3
Peter Pagan, arrested for peddling cigars, was.
after being examined, discharged-the charge not
being sustained. @
James Wingate, of Portsmouth, for interfering
with the night watch in the discharge of their
duty, was fined $40.
A. Thompson, colored, charged with assaulting
and beating colored girl, was turned over to
the military authorities.
Hiram Henderson, charged with Eembezzling'
horse and buggy from Daniel Mallory, was re-
manded to Jail for further legal proceedings
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SALE.-A sale of real estate took place in Ports
mouth on Saturday morning last, when frame
tenement on County street changed ownership at
the rate of So ,0O5. The property was owned by
the late Caleb Nash, Esq. The name of the pur-
chaser did not transpire, but we know the invest
ment was good one. Real estate in this city
and Portsmouth is rapidly and steadily increas-
ing in value.
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ARRIVALS.

Passengers for Norfolk, per Steamship Halter
as, from New York:
j. H; Ward, G. F. Fayerweatherr, c. H. Hay
Jr., T. F. Prudun, Charles Glover, NJ. NJ. Mea-
ger, II. J. Stanbuck, R. NJ. Booker, W. j. Ship,
Miss Taylor, E. T. Fair, R. Barlow and lady, E.
Smith, G.. S. Pickering, and Storage. ht
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MILITARY Court, SEPT. 9rH.-Robert Bullock,
for an assault and battery on James hurry, col
ored, at or near Deep creek, on Sept. 9TH, was
fined five dollars.
Austin Thompson, colored, mentioned in our
police report of Saturday, for assaulting and
beating Ellen Thompson, on Talbot street, on
Sept 9Th, received sentence as follows: " The
prisoner being under sentence at the hard labor
prison, and having Is months to work out there,
the Court is lenient, and fines the prisoner 80,
and orders him to be returned to the hard labor
prison, to be kept well guarded
Austin Shepherd, colored, sent over by Mayor
Collins, of Portsmouth, was sent to hard labor
prison for assault and battery. E
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

Wholesale Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT-S1.65@2.40 per bushel as to quality
an increased demand, and firm at the advance.
CORN-80@93 cts per bushel-steady demand
advanced.
OATS-42@55 cts. per bushel-wanted.
FLAXSEED-$2@2l Is per bushel-frm-lim-
''f BE SaRPs.y.
PEAS-Nominal.
CALIFORNIA WINES.-per case So, to SIS.
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS-perc case $13.
Y CALIFORNIA BRANDY--per case 500.
C0TTON-34@35 cts. per fb-dull.
W00L-30@50 cts. per fb-as to quantity and
condition. for washed and unwashed.
TAR-$3%@4 per bbl.-very little coming for
ward-wanted.
PITCH-Nominal.
R0SIN-Nominal.
TURPENTINE-$5@6
SHINGLES-Per NJ, IL inch bundle $500; "a
inch, $40; 8 feet, $121I.
R, Q; Il STAVEs-$So per N.
B y, Fl Il :" SIS SIS per per N N.
PIPE $50 Der Der NJ
BACON-hog round, 1920 cts. per bin fair
demand.
LARD-24@26 cts per fb--scarce.
BUTTER-30@35 cts. per fb.
CHEESE--l4@19 cts. per fb.
TALL0W-10@11 cts. per fb. $50
RAGS-41a@5 cts. per fb.
BEESWAX-40@42 cts. per tb.
/ FURS-nominal.
IDES-nominal.
HERRING @6 per bbl., eastern.
MACKEREL, NO. 1-$15@16 per bbl.-small
supply and fair demand.
MACKEREL, NO. 2-$A per bbl
F" NO. 3-$12 q"
CODFISH-nominaI.
HAKE-nominal.
PORK-Mess, $34@35 per bbT.; prime Mess,
$50
SUGARS-Brown, 1905 cts. per ID Clari-
fed, A, 81 cts; B, 20 cts; G, 10 cts. per fb.
COFFEE-3l@36 cts. per tb.
MOLASSES-40@7 cts. per gallon.
FLOUR-of all grades, so cts. per Dbl. advance.
SALT-Fine, 81; G.. A., So.
FORD'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE-$ per ton
of 1000 lbs.
RHODES ER-PHOSPHATE-$9 per ton
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE-$66 per ton.
of 1000 TBS.
REESE'S BONE FLOUR-S75 per ton of 2, 1000
fbs
PERUVIAN GUANO-s1e5 per ton of 1000
TBS.
KIMBERLY'S CERIAL FERTILIzER-$4 5
per ton of 1000 Tbs.
PACIFIC GUANO-S75 per ton of 1000 TBS.
GROUND PLASTER-$31z per Dbl.
LIME-Thomiston, nominal.
HAY-15O@175.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-11

TIE MAIIs.-By reference to our columns it
will be seen that the Steamer Eolus is to carry
the mails from this city and Portsmouth to the
Eastern Shore and elsewhere. For some long
time back, there has been no regular mails to
those places, and persons writing there are
compelled to trust their letters to individuals.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-11

NorrcE.-Persons desiring the Day Book to be
left at their places of business or residences in
Portsmouth, Gosport or Newtown, can be accom-
modated by leaving their names at the store of
Mr.. Spurnike, on High street, Portsmouth, two
doors west of the intersection of Crawford street.
The route already large, is the increase. Price
IL cents per week, payable to the carriers.
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MARRIED,

On the 21st ult., by the Rev. DR.. R. L. Dab
ney, at the residence of the brides father, in
of Portsmouth, to Miss MILDRED A., daughter of
L. H. Taliaferro, Esq.
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Detention. THE New York steamship, Yazoo,
due here last evening, has been detained twenty
four hours, on account of some damage to her
propeller She is expected to arrive here this
evening.