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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-20
ESTABLISHED IN 1917.
PalGTatLGS than MaIlfaCtITGTSP Prices.

No Z Ofuiccfl0u Nth ne Combined WOHopW
r0r High Prices
/ OFFER THE LARGEST AND BEST As
i sorted stock of PAPER Of every deScrip-
ton 10 be found I'm this country. Booksellers.
StationeS, Printers and Binders will save
money by fr,t examining my stock. Order
by mail promptly hllcd.
\. p. HARD, Wholesale Paper Dealer,
No. a BeelSman str, y. y. The Old Stand)
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aleu- advertisements.

0--p REV.JOHN POWELL WILL PRE-
~ SENT the work and claim, OF the
HOWARD MISSION, Of New York city,
this evening at s o'clock, I'm the Baptist
Church. He viii preach ON Friday evening
at the same Ilace, services commencing at :
o'clock. IN5l-lt
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WEST VIRGINIA
Religious Book House.
M. % Nonroc SIR. Wheeling.

HEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 4 large
N and splendid assortment OF Family and
small Bibles. all styles and prices.
Prayer and Hymn Books of an dcuomlua-
tluu> and iu every style OF binding.
Theological and Religious books iu great
variety.
our stool, of sunday School Library. Quc,-
ton. Hymn Mu,icaud class Books tHtcyhi~m.
Rewards Spoilers. Primers, Tickets. Picture
Cards. Bible and Teachers helps. are ample
for the wants of SUNDAY schools of every
kind. A liberal donation tO an sunday Schools
purchasing libraries.
4 liberal discount 20 Ministers and Theolgi-
cal students. GEO. W. STONEE,
Local Agent.
sole Agent for the most dcSeNcdly popular
Sunday school Music Book. Musical LeOrts,
by Philip Philips. Cincinnati. dec3 iulj
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E. A. WEBER,

UFACHER OF MUSIC AND oh9A'NN K,
extensively known I'M this Guy a- -.' v 4.
ifv. bagS leave to announce llal ~
ROW TUESDAY. THE bth lN@l ~ j.
will open his new Music and Nanrs
where he will keep ON hand au '. 49, h.
fPianOS. among them StelnWal , '''. 20
zleton 4. OF New York MelOdeon, sA,,.-
Sic, including the best Instruction BOZ, 49,,
latest Sheet Publications, Nloiu,' w..
FLUTES. Accor,leOns and Banjo- OF me ~ ~.
eign and American make, German NV wv 49, w.,
Strings. Also, Stationery, Photograph,
and Notions. 1870. s-.is-. q.
He will promptly attend 10 any oIl'''
Music left at the store. ,.-...,.,r. q
lie will, as heretofore, give ln>lfu.rr,.i..-.
the Piano. Melodeon, Organ, ana ln -' H..
Bass. either AZ scholars house, OF q. l'i p,.
Room, QO3 Main Street. where me ''
kept for practice. ,.,.....af--r
Choirs, GIee Clubs, and Vocal Class '''''
ed TO. .-- .,.ts q
Arrangem ents are also being m'''
renting out Pianos. .,.-..,.,,, ts.
Keeping o My the best OF Gools ON , !. .. T.
having adop ted the motto OF qulch. so ,S,-..
small profits, being always up 20 lI, t'-i b.
he RESPECTFULLY bespeals the paiIol n,.a'rpFF
WHEELING. W. Va, June 9Th 1863
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-20
EDUCATIONAL.


COUNTY SUPERINTEN-
/ DENTS, and other Friends of Public
schools, are requested TO attend
An Educational Convention
at Fairmont, West Va, August lst. lS,5. Bus
mess of importance will be presented. The
convention will probably be i'm session three
days W. Il. WHITE,
iulg-2t state Supt. OF Free Schools.
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German Speaking Glass.
Proposals for Building School
House.

ltFAIFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= CElNEUb. the undersigned until lhui9-
day. July 9th iur building "a school house ON
ihc Island. Bds for tine construction of the
whole building OF for the brick, stone, car
upntcr and other work, separately, VIII De-
received. The person or persons lo whom
tine contract shall Dee awarded, viii bee re-
qulrcd Co commence the building immediate
ly. and Goo cUmpIrtg thc same without delay.
Iu. plan AUTHORIZATIONS cam he seen ti the
Onic. oi Nh Hckel, Clerk of the BuJrd ut
Education. -. NDDIEIIAL.
GEO. D.. MltkuAN,
j. ~. UtkEl,
Commissioners oft Madison Township.
fN....T
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS

SPECIAL NuugE.-H0vug 90 hr absent
from thc -Ith inst. to Au4. 10th. application
may Doe made iu the interval to Hon. e. ID.
Hubbard President. or TOD. T.. Wilson. Esu..
Secondary Board ut Directors. iy3-u
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FURNISHING GOODS

is richly assorted. Being exclusively In me
Clothing business we can furnish the above 20
better advantage 10 dealers and on better
terms than can be- had elsewhere
We have the most complete stock and larg-
est assortment Of goods Of any house IN our
line In the city.
house i'm the city. as we bought our goods
when gold was az the lowest.
We have large stock Of
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Admission lOcents; Reserved Seats 20 cents.
DoOrs open 40 ~ o'clock; To commence 40 5.
Register copy. lyU
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JESSE u. MELLOR.

JESSE u. MELLOR.
No. l3g. Main su-l
sole Agent for VIM. Knabe Co.'S Pan
and Mason and Hamlins Cabinet Organs.
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uUlisher. u the Wheeling papcrs;
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08
Notice OF sale.


IN CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE COUNTY OF |
Alexander spanldng. Charles Butler and Moses NJ I
Davis trustees, Plaintiffs against Fox ana +" scensin
surviving lnortsagee ii trust, def ndanis-
Puzzle notice Is hereby given, ttFt ~ virtue ana IN
of sale contains in certaH deed of trust dated me
first day Of leceaher D. ls06, made ny the EoA
and isconsn improvement Ceinpah5 +" ~
under the awsol The state OF Wilson's a., It = %
first part, to Alexander Mi.che -haFies I',sr al
| iexauder speudirg, parties OF the second '..' -
r1.tas 10 thor syyyor and survivors, successor id
suce-ssor ia trust Tor The uses PuEi'q5es f1ss
mo - frr Ia sai ze referred to; and by VIZ
4 tue Of and pursuant To a. efeet q 517i-. :,
sc rendered ia said ceurt N the ABOVE e.' 1t "a
10 HE folsti. day OF i trslsr \ j. 1851 Of Inch
when trust deed act aad jad reut, reference is here
mad. We sle undersigned Trustees ans Eeis.ees Tor
f.r d fSs5 tit zen o. dock ia thief reDocn Of that
dav 1t the Office Of the FoNlgd Wisconsin Improve
sale and sell II pahe auction t.e l-hesi bidder,
gie lands rights Interests ana claims, lt+ or t4ll-
bic ne ia,is, ais rights Of way t''s' 10 O.
water IslTe $ works Of t-sufeEenent ana aiIas. -
said company or connected vita said Improvement ARA
property u every description hereinatr described or
TgIsffsd 60, a.ea he cola,-9As 1-~ IA '-e li'isi
Notice IS alz1 SVEN, that Moses r. Davis was duly
as s0ecessortg Alexander i-aae D. res -uld, and that
the undersigned Charles Butter I'd alexander sIalid-
parties IL eeond art That Pay said order rjujg
msut Of sale is adjId-ed IN su stance that the sale
purchasers u sch ale Interest i said i1Ids, rights,
property franchises. Sc, &c which IS represented by
PENDANT Ahrahsu, b Ciars sole surviving uortga-
gee IN tros. under the mortgage in said Judgment re
By said mortgage and sin ia -aid gage fully
ont 10 the compliant in his action. and is flied ia the
corded tn the o5cesaf the registers If Deeds for Tie
county Of Oafaamie an several ot3er OF the ua:es
pa '-@t i.9 undersigned trustees sii ile sa N.tEE,
tl''ts#ee IA Jia5i, Fespte. Eeis t-3F IN due oIu-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08
Notice.

CuTEg NUsrgsrSG AID nIsBrasrvG OFFICE,
Madison, Angus tG. 1850.
r he public are hereby notified that all Just and
proper claims Tor expenses Incurred in recruiting
this tate, properly chargeab!e the fund for col
ecting drilling and organizing voluuteers NUT he
presented al this Office at for adjustment.
q. r GIDUINES
Il. ~. 10th L. :. Infantry
Chief Mastering and Discussing OfIcer and Gupt.
Vol Rec. Service, " sconsiu augg3wlt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

to Receive i
list OF Articles! alto be sold
al ciie Doiiar each!
SEQ 500 Npzila l9es ,i hi. "a =" to $3.50 each.
10y cs 81 40 WIN beds an" 200 to soo
5oosiirer 7 apot, aud colee Urns 20 = 80 70
5g9 do Chains Z, Dishes-.--.---.. 80 10
500 do Gotiets : Drinking cups 5. s.
500 do rrlit,eard 4 cake baskets 20 81
5p3 doz. silver Tea spoons. 10 % doz
10000 doz. 3. Table spoons d Forks 90 IN
go Gents Cold Hunting Case
$50 al e., cold ana Enamelied 100 each.
Huutl.s ase Watches ~ "a IN t
800 Cent Hunting Ease Silver
aaa 6 Ea555 nia::..-.- S. % each.
55o0 Cold Vest ana neck Chains 39
aeo8 Jet and Gold BracsIets g., "a
2JJU Ll,atei2iae Chains ana Guard
1000 soii,aire and Gold Brooches 20
80 20 Coral, opal $ Emer ala Brooches !
5Uv0 Mesa {, Jet, Lava and Floreatine
! , Coral, opal 2 eraIa Ear drops
.. ~ ia FoG Vest Watch Keys. > So s
fraH Fob aud Vest Bibbon->lides 81 IN
5000 sets Solitaire $ eeye buttons.
STUDS, &C.,. --....--.... <
, 8ooo G., Ihin,bIas, Pencils ylc....4
1000 4uniatUr. Loeaets. . 30 IA
tt' DO d. mage spring. 10 %
. 20 1a.3 Io2thptess, Crosses, &c.
5aH2 tl4il Cola RIMS ........... 10
. go Chased Gold Eiuss...- ... ~
!. soc 81 one Set aud SizHet Rings . 80 IL
l-L"1 California Diamond Rags. 10
TOO sei@ Ladies 5e elry-Je. & GotI IS
C'Jo do do Cameo. Pearl,
Opal and o.Aersta -
lglo0 Cola en-, silver Extension Hold
10 90 Gola Pens . cold raoantd Trold;:5 ~ H.
-,e" " % DO Ca. do eZ'eHs,n DO Is %
5.oo do do do Hal Bars and
ba4Is-.',' '''.---.,............ 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT PAIL:
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CCRLg
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPsIA CURE
CURgs CRAMPS AID CoLIC PANS
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREI
CURES CHoLEEs Il sRBUs EVERY TINE.
GOES. DY-rEFslA CURE
CURES INDIGESTION As SURE As YoU TAKE IT
GOES DYSPEPSIA cURzE
CURES HzAaF BURN AND HEADACHE
GOES DYsPEPsIt CUEEt
RE =ULArEs AND TONES TIE sIoHsoH
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA cUREi
Isl sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the sToM-
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA ovREt
Cures FEVER and AGUE-lst :hos. afflicted vi.h tl-s
m.-als tr- H.
CO.'S DTsEEPsl-I cCREt
cure. ias.an.aae5azl@a son 10 no. have TO wait q
CO.'S .DESaEPsLA cCPEt
L The creates. appetizer ever haorn-it no: only ere
a-ss tle alse.f--- bit -le3l you - easily
CO.'S DTspEasL1 cEREl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

A large stock OF sHEETINGs, sHIRTINGs, Tick.
stripes, B4Im0ras skirts, Hoop Skirts, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, sc, which
shall sell at unusually low prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

Our stock Of Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS Is
composed Of American, French aud English Prirts
rz.s, BrIIiants Ginshams, valencias, TaGetas,
ipaccas, Popus, DeLaius, NiozaIa iques, " tn var-
other descriptions 0. Dress Goods " TOO numerous
10 mention"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

y MS frr 81 uryTIN ( FEATFR IS this day dis
~n.F.! 1r mutual consent hssc indebted 10
fN- Eru vit please cali on I'D nFNLIN. tah0 will
csl;5GEt sIl business ~ che cid stand ard sett!cup.
I'd. BEVLIN.
N. " PEATER-
Mineral Point Aug. 1st, 1868. sts2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

BOOTS, SHOES and C EATERS, Of the best quality,
embracing all the latest styles. .... Also finely
assorted stock Of HATS and CAPS-alI qualities and
prces-for Men, Boys and Children.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

a fine stock OF CLOTHs-such as Sleeps Grey,
Tweeds, Satinets. Kentucky Jeans Co;tonades Cloak
ngs, Ladies Cloths, &c, at lower prices than can lie
found at any other store in the county.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08
= ,

READY-MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
NisiuNG G0ODS.-Fhe largest and best assorted
stock in Iowa county selected expressly for this
ket, and aiA DC sold at very iolg fgl.rss-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08
THI3TY-FIgE THOUSAND NOW IN USE.
Every Instrument Warranted for Five Years.

In presentiuSthe AUTOMATIC ORGax We boldly m.
noUnce tie greate-t trump ia musical instruments Of
ne age During the past half century the French and
Germans nave manufactured reed Instruments with
"NHie oeil9s, and tNoTDeGalS the eet 10 onerate
Lnt tHe want OF The reversed or exhaustion bellows
(which Is thc only bellows ia our frr.trunl,nt-
made ii Impossible for chem produce the mellow rich
ana musical tone Tor which Instruments are cele
br ted
Another objection 20 this method Of blowing was
that both fet being occupied opportunity va, of,
Tered Tor the management Of the swell Within the
past Two years, Instruments constructed on this Furo-
Pfen plan OF double blowers have been uoauufa,tur
ed IN tiaS country, and 10 Cuuneract This difficulty
want e. S"tIt ! Yer has been protected from, the
genfcr Of the Instrument TO upon the swell and
operated by the knee. The Inconvenience and con-
tortr necessary 10 effect This object are disarreeabs
euou7 b 10 gentleman, but 90 ady the use Of such
an apueuda-e .+ Uea. ~ Impossible.
Cur AUTOMATIC device yitrs This difficulty entire
ly the simple ger Of blowing with more or less force
giving the desired increase decresse il the volume
Of tone.
For eFen cen years the superior excellence Of our
Me-H'e-as has not cen questioned and for two wears
pas tae enormous demand has made it imuossibIe for
Es 81 meet our orders promptly. With our Increased
facilities, feel warranted in assuring our patrons
that their orders I'D le promptly met and solicit
continuance Of their patronage.
- liberal discount 70 Clersynlcn, Churche. and
Schools
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

Our stock comprises DRY GOODS in every variety
Shapls, o ,RPETs, OIL CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy
Cassimeres, HATS and CAPS. HOSIERY, GLOVES
BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES. &c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08
All Kinds Of Printing

NEATLY s7d promptly executed, AZ lev ---fcss. s.
- tie TRIBUNE OFFICE.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

We NET ghost streets yesterday which
not exactly the respected and venerable shade of Ham,
let's unfortunate father but 1t might very well have
approaching the spectre at first but became
WINGED that 1t was the frame of poor friend f. W.
Marston who has returned to in this emacated plight
after brief soourn among the outside barbaans in the
North lie was reduced in flesh that his petdog didn't
know him when he reached the "Club House." and the
servants sent for the police thinking he Jenkins
Ketchum, some other defaulting Cassius from New
York. lie gave dolefu narrative of his ship
wrecks and sufferings among the mountains, and
ton They have actually nothing to eat "down
sast"-no spotsl Only TO think Of it-no spots How
the deuce do they think Norfolk live without
pots They his meat his bread his vegetables and
his fish, and without these there is no existence. We
really felt for Marston and advised him to try dozen
pos at once and if he follows prescription, he will
doubtless recuperae sufficiently to appear at the opening
of the Theatre next Saturday nghtether as poor Pi
coddy, or the Apothecary in Romeo and Juliet Those
North Carolina shingles didn't arrive so that he was not
able to rehearse for Scion shnge besides that Yankee
farce has become unpopular since the English failed to
appreciate its beauties. However, are glad to see
Marson or what is left of him. with again. The
town was not itself without him, and felt during his
absence that could better spare most any other man.
Spots" are abundant in Norfolk and he knows how to
pick out the best He will far forget the meat
upon which he has fed lin Norfolk, mean and grown
so lean as to excaim with Lady Macbeth Out damned
,not
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29
Virginia News.

The correspondent of the Petersburg
Express, in his letter from Richmond,
says:
1t is we'll ascertained that President
Johnson does not intend visiting Rich
| mond for probably some time to come.
| If his time is as much occupied as IS
represented, it is not surprising that he
has to resist so many hospitable invita-
tons, although. it must be the most dis
agreeable thing i'm the world for him to
know that the statement first made by
the Herdld's correspondent was perfect
ly unreliable.
The great mass meeting will be held
on Tuesday. Will not the Herald cor
respondent address the people who have
based a hope of seeing the President
upon an assertion of his?
Under the heading of confiscated
lands,u the Richmond Republic adver-
tises the following in the city and county
of Norfolk, which have been turned over
to the Freedmen's Bureau:
In Norfolk county, the tract of land
formerly owned by David G. Goodwin.
In the city of Portsmouth, the dwell
ling house and lot formerly owned by
Edward Kearns.
Also the dwellings and lot of land for
merly owned by James Murdaugh, on
the northwest corner of Crawford and
Lardon streets.
In the city of Norfolk, the following
That lot of land formerly owned by
by Richard III. Baker, ditto by John
DeBree, another lot of land by John
DeBree, third by John Del;ree, also
one formerly owned by VIM. f. Taylor,
and Andrew j.. Sigourney, another by
Andrew l.. Sigourney, one by VIM.
Taylor, another by VIM. Taylor, one by
James H. Johnson, one by Matthias
Ward, and one by Caleb White.
Governor Pierpoint has commissioned
Judge Lucas p. Thompson Judge of his
old district, embracing the counties of
Augusta, Rockbridge, Bath, Albemarle
and Nelson.
Frederick Smith, youngest son of ex.
governor William Smith, was married
10 young lady in New York last week.
ana, with his bride, Immediately sailed
for Europe.
The Charlottesville (Va) Chronicle
mas rumor that Judge Field, who has
ior forty years been on the Virginia
bench, died at Columbia, Fluvanna, last
week,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29

FIRE IN GosPoRT.-on Sunday night small two story
house with shed attached situated the left hand side
Of Crawford corner Of Wyatt Streets in Gospor de-
covered to be on fire in the second story, back room
southeast corner. The FIRE extingushed by the
neighbors before doing much damage to the building
An investigation was ordered by the Mayor to the
cause Of the fire. The committee reported that they
Of the opinion that the premises fired for
malicious purpose not adduced by the investigation The
building contained four rooms and is occupied by eigh
persons Rather crowded, we think, for this hot
climate. ,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29


The Pennsylvania Democratic state
Convention met in Harrisburg FRIDAY.
The resolutions adopted declare that
"the slaughter, debt and disgrace" OF the
war for the suppression of the rebellion
were the consequences of the counsels OF
the democratic leaders being disregard
ed call for free speech, free press, no re-
striction on the habeas corpus writ, and
trial by jury in all cases; maintain that
the rebellious States are now as much In
the Union as ever, and that their people
are entitled to all the rights which they
had before the war; oppose negro suf-
frage as high crime and an attempt 10
degrade white men, and give a qualified
support to President Johnson, demand
ing that he must take measures to give
the Southern States immediate repre-
sentation in Congress, must save them
from the curse Of negro suffrage, must
stop the punishment and murder of in
dividuals on the sentences of courts mar
tial, and must do various other things in
the way of restraining his military of:
ficers. Candidates to be voted for at the
ensuing State election were nominated.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29

A CLEAR CASE OF CONTEMPT FOR CIVIL AuTHoRIrT.-on
Saturday last officer Merchant had occasion to arrest
piter White, colored well known the County Wharf
wood merchant But Jupiter being inflated with an
Idea that he about goodas "any other man." posi-
lively refused to go with officer Merchant "hs did not
recognize de authority OF de mar, dar now.' Officer
Merchant being rather quietly disposed but determined
to get Jupiter, called two Of the military guard, and
mo contumacious darksy taken before the Mayor
~ho instead of committing him for contempt of court
and notifying the military authorities of the facts of the
Ease sent the aforesaid Jupiter before General Mann
"nat action will be taken upon the the sequel will
best deyeope
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, AUGUST 81.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Dictator. Deering, Baltimore
Steamer Goorgeanna, Pierson, Baltimore.
Steamer Virginia, Snyder, Philadelphia.
Steamer Agnes, Bowen, Philadelphia.
Steamer Hstteras, Parrish, New York.
Steamer Yazoo, Crouch, New York.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
ARRIVALS, AUGUST 2s.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
Steamer James 7. Brady, lands, Baltimore.
sloop r.. l.. Symington, Croker, Elizabeth City.
Schooner Monterey, Mozell, Windsor, M
Steamer Maria, Allen, Williamson.
soop Twilight, Wheeler, Elizabeth City.
Steamer Thomas Colyer, McCarrick, Richmond.
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond.
DEPARTURES, AUGUST q.
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer Thomas Collyer, McCarrick, Richmond.
Steamer Dictator, Deering, Baltimore.
Steamer ueorgeanna, Pierson, Baltimore.
Steamer Creole King, New York.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York
DEPARTURES, AUGUST %.
Steamer NJ, Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
Steamer james 7. Brady, Lands, Baltimore,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29

NEW sTEAMERs-The old Bay Line, fully up to tho in
tsress of the public have purchased splendid seagong
Boston and had her fully reted and improved
at the celebrated shp-ysrd Of Donald Mckay. She is
called the olus and intended for the Cherystone route
She leaves Boston to-day and expected here by the I'd
Of September. The Company propose giving grand
cson to the public that they judge ofher qualities
boat and her accommodations for the weary and
way-worn."
The new steamer City Of Richmond built expressly for
speed and accommodation on the James River route, is
expected from New York this afternoon and will take
the place of the NJ. Martin. Who her Captain is to be
has not been made public but the Company desire to
study their interests and the desire of the
friends oftheirlne know of who could better
come up to the demands Of mutual popularity than Capt
r. Mitchell. His Jamer river is "host OF it.
SELF, and his efficiency and ability as thorough and
practical steamboat man. stands second to out of
this port The old line has always made it business
engage nothing but the first order of talent in the
sgement ofits affairs ashore and aoa" and therefore
feel assured that it will be as wise in future.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29

Row AMONG THE CoLoRED BREDEREN-On Sunday even
ing about 81 O'clock the vicinity of the Butte street
Baptist (colsged) Church was tho scene of row. when
bid fair osbecome general but in consequence OF the
strong moral suason of of the old elders who were
compelled under the state of excitement then exns 70
make very forcibo and striking remarks the o'ea
down and peace was restored, alter "iaini,ns
the neighborhood generally During the meiee' 10 usual
in such cases. not solitary policeman was TO DO seen'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-29

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