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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

RALLY R.LLrl and respond to the call of Norfolki
interest and your benefits 1t will be seen by thu
call below published, that meeting will be held tonight
at the City Hail. in the Council Chamber, at ~ o'clock
Eloquent and able speakers will be in attendance and
this grand turn out will be an era long to be remembered
Come one, come all
We the undersigned desiring to develope the interest
and resources Of City, hereby pledge ourselves to
all our aid and influence in establishing and sustaining
an to carry out the above mentioned views
and most respectfully and cordially invite our merchants
anu Slt2ens to Meeting to be called al an early day
Ior the purpose of inauguratng some definite line OF
action in order that may secure the benefits Of
local advantages, promote trade, build up our manuac
torres, and develop onr resources generally:
Thomas C. Tabb Mayor J. R. Gillet VIM. 7. Harrison,
Sherman Brothers Co., Burgess Core, Geo. R. Wilson,
Jones, Crowley Co. NJ. Dudley Bean, r. ii. Delk,
Walker Chamberlin, s March, Leigh Phelps, Foger,
Cartwright Co.. VIM ii. Turner N. A. Thompson Co..
Geo Goodridge, Morris Gwathney Co., Warren
Woodhouse, John Ney Francis r. Hill, @. c. Walker,
Dayd Dey John Clark, E. d. Smith, n NJ Brown, saml.
ton Daniel Hustled A. Watson Atwood, Shaw Roberts,
N. A; c. A. Santos, J. II. Mgney, A. A. Mccullough,
Q. Billups, H. D. White Co, Marston Mecks, seld-
ner Co., Charles IL. Porter, Hopkins Milligan, E. +
Preston James D. Calf, G. Hall NJ Cartwright Co., j.
n: Chamberlain Co., Jno B. Whitehead. Turner Co
VIM Malone Chas. W. BUTTE W. f. Carter, f. W. Whip
e. Stewart " bann Co., mns eD1.s
Noah Walker Co., s. W. Seldner, W. J. Capps L. Berk-
Icy, Y Schwarzkof j. d. Cannon Lockhart Stner, j.
n Wilkinson. Baird Roper J. c. Dawson Co., W. II.
Taylor, H. b. Smith Co, f. D. Grainer, NJ. Umstadter
d: r. Evans, Marshal Parks, King Carey, Lewis W.
Webb Geo. L. Crow, j. j. Bloodgood b. p Loyal, Thos
Corprew, A. Oberndorier, J. II. Whitehead, C. D. Duff
held A. W. Mills c. +. Greenwood Campbell Co, j.
=. Hofheimer, N Camp, ii. Pheifer, 8. A. Stevens E.
Campo, H. F. Roland Chas B. Lewellyn, b. Rice Bro,
MAYHEM Gro E. Leithartt Mark B. Weise j. Cannon,
Henry Jordan, Charles r Holt j. w Burrows A. l..
liili Peter Smith, James L, Beote W. D. Goodwin John
3 Mlson, Ryland Capps II. b. Nichols 4 Co., Lublin &
Stiner Hamburger Bro B. N. Adams Co, Belote,
Enoch Capps, W. 8 Pepper, Simon Stone, H. Deiches,
Alfred Beardsey T. A. Karn, John II. Salc Rosenswig
Drcisin &to, J. Reed f. r. Gale, c. Bohn, G. g. Arm
stead j. T. Griffin, 7. W. Seaburys Sons, W. r. Hudg
ms Thomas r. Reardon, J. H. Walter, Loenburg Bro,
Dickinson Edwin. +. P. Tabb & Co., W. A. s. Taylor,
John d. Gordan Co., George sangster Graham Moore,
J. Miller Bro, ?. II. Whitehurst Co., VIM. r. Jones,
VIM b. Tyson, !. Patterson, h. Vance, Walker Co, W.
II Turner Co., l.. II. Chandler, Simon $. Stubs, W.
y Forrest, George Below, Jr, John A. Hebrew Alex.
Walker, NJ II. Stevens
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

GLENN's THRATRE-0PENING NIaHT.-Thc house wal
crowded. the audience brilliant and fashionable and the
performances very fine for first night with new pieces
and a company many of whom were comparatively
strangers to the public The old fvorites were warmly
welcomed by the audience, and the applause long
continued and enthuastc the successive
of Mr.. Gossin, Mr.. Marston and Mrs Fred Meeks Mr.
play of ''Town and Country is rather faulty
the dialogue being too difuse, and tresomely senti
mental. little moro of Sherdans wit, and
less of Joseph Surfaces sentiment would have spoiled
Mr.. Morton's comedy. Mr. Gossin's Reuben Glenroy
very good far the acting is concerned but his
hating dilatory and rather emphasstic of read
ing not pleasing to the ear and reards the progress
the play Marson had but little to do but did that little
well, and was very amusing The best character in the
piece and the best acted, that of Mr.. A'Beckett
and Mrs France the "od lady, fully established herself
n the affections Of the audience. She is finished
artistic Jerry Taylor Captain Glenroy and Miss Reig.
nolds his wife, did excellent we'll The farce however,
of "My Neighbours Wife," the great achievement Of
the evening" and Marstons positive humor allied to Ro.
snes negative fun kept the house In continuous roar
The audience retired well pleased and seemed to be fully
satisfied with the efforts Mr.. Glenn has made to suit their
tastes as well in the selection of his company the
great improvements he has made in the interior arrange
ments of the Theatre ITSELF Tonight that fine English
play The Willow Copse" which has otener flooded the
theatre with tears than any ether drama cxtant will be
PLAYED with a strong cast
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
The Courts.

CIRCUIT RT-PoRTsMourH.-Jndge T. X ,cnsad yrs
sadngSep lst r. b. frentiss, clerk elect of the Nanse
| mond Circuit Court, and r. II. Rddck Commonwealth,
Attorney elect into Court and were qualified Also
3. Il. Edwards, clerk elect of Southampton Circn
Court and W. w. Cobb, Commemorative ATTORNEY wbci
received and duly certified by theudge to be
upon the records OF their respective counties
Dempsey Nash was appointed by the Judge clerk mr.,
tenn pore, security given and recorded. r.
Jas g. Holiday, G. W. Murdapgh and James Crocker
were appointed Commissioners in ChanceYy for th;s
court Srand Jury found true Bill as. Mark D. Sykes
Sept I'd. Mark D. Sykes was arracned for tr;a, pr,,
the charge Of Grand Larceny. Plead not guilty. Two
OF the principal witnesses for the Commonwealth NOT
answering to their names, the Commonwealth Attornev
asked for rule against them. rule was therafrs
ed against Mrs. Lucy Busy and Mrs Amanda Marsh ~
SHOW good and sufficient cause why they were absent
MILITARY CouRr.-William Cmckor ohou.., ,...,
striking negro woman on board the Southfed nacLet
Aug 3o, 1850 Charge not sustained case Dismissed
John jackson lcolored(, charged with stealing Fined
s'I Iien aru R 10 stana committed until fine be paid
Henry hiddck (colored9 Fined s. 90. 49,
MAYORS CouR!-Johp Ives coored, charged with steal
ing COW, sent before the military court
Robert Kewin security on a peace warrant for 7 n
weeks came into court and withdrew his bond WeaLs
gave other security and was released "N'~'
traverse was bound over to keep the peace upon
become great food for Locals but decidedly .rsaiy for
tneir mutual interests We would advise both nartiss N
quit the 'a~ and join the church. f''''' p"
MAYoR's Counr-P Portsmouth. -sIartin Go,,.ohor -,
raigned for selling liquor without license Fined sd
patrick Tracy, same offence. Fined $780,
Richard Duyan, Washington D. Hall u.s. j. B. Iealv ar
Judgment for plaintiff. "D' VI S0A Az
Henry Bunting (white) and Harry Riddck fcolored
arrested by the clerk of the market for fighting IN Nor%
space turned over to the military authorities.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

The Daa7Jries Courier under the Ed
itorship of John McDiarmid was one Of
the best provincial papers in Scotland
1t was distinguished above all other pa.
pers, for its incredible account of eggs
Matched with penny pieces in the center
miraculous anecdotes of instinct, the
growth of mammoth turnips, and gigan.
tic COW cabbages, two-headed calves and
six-legged lambs. McDiarmid was just
the man to conduct a newspaper on the
borders of that part of the Atlantic
which the sea-serpent doth most fire.
quent. He might live for century, but
the sea-serpent would be certain of some
mention in every publication. Some
locals" who never saw the Dun,fries
Courier, or heard of John McDiarmid,
do not fall far behind in this respect, SO
ambitious are they of puffery and eu-
logism.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
| ALE-Phadelpha and Hudson, 1925
| BRANDIES-Appe S3O0(14OO Hennesey Otard p
net Castlon, &C.. $l0!O0@l600; Fancy BraIdes Chez
ry, Blackberry Ginger, &C., $5.O0@650 Domestic (con
mon S235 California per case, 5000
| BlTTERS-Bokee's, brakes, Wahoo Russ's Sche,lam
&c, Sll O0@1s; California Wine Bters per case $3.50
BAC0NIBatimore, Sides, 1s@2oes Hams, 25a sOc
smi il,iH Hams cuts to order, 2s@25c.
BRlCKsmFirst quality pressed, $780, I'd do, 5000
Sd do, $500.
BAIGirs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 per ton.
| C0RN.Whte, 7O@76e. Yellow ssO@s3c.
COrTON-Ordinary, 3O@33cc; Good, 35636c: Mid
| ding 3SCa42c
| COFFEE-316136c.
| CANDLES-Adamantine 24@25c.
CIGARsmDomestic and Imported, 2O@15O.
C0ALnFirst quality 4Oc; "a quality, Soc.
oFLoUR.Fsmy, si2'OO; Extra, siOOO@lo2S; Super
FORAGE-nay, 10000 per cwt.: Corn, es@1oo pe
bushel Oats, 6O@75 per bshe; Bran 4O@a5O per bush
GIN-S2.50 500.
HOOPS-Nonc
HEADINGS-None.
LuMBER1clcar per thousand, 5000; I'd do. 5000
Sd do, 5000.
tdMEmFirst quality, por Dbl, s25o@saoo I'd quality
OAKUM-16@1sc
olLsI % per gallon s2oo@22s; Linssed, sl7s
PORK-Mess ss2oo@a5yoo; Prime s25@a2Oo.
.PORTER-London best brands, $3.50; Philadelphia
RUM-s24o@6oo.
R0SlN--Not quoted,
kOPE-Manilla, 23@26c Hemp, 25a30c.
SUGAR-Brown, 14@17c; Refined, Crushed, Powdered
and formulated, 2lxc5 White, 1919; White, 10;
sHiNGLEs-ssoo@1ooo t".a
STAvES-S25O0a 5000.
TAR-Si.50@5.OO.
TURPENTINE-S52 5055O
ToBACCO.-Connectcut Leaf 20@7Gc: Virginia, none
IN n market; Manufactured, oc@sl,25 Smoking 5Oc@
WHEAT-white, sl9o@2 10; Red, M,5o@175
-, WhlskEfS-0ld Monongahola dow proof s.. 2O@2
~ Rye and Bourbon $2a5GI7.OO.
WINE-Champagne: "Star, "IIeidsck Screen Seal !,
Dc st. Msrceag Red Lac &c. $25ooa420o; sherry s.
$1,000 and S24O0; Sautcrne per case s9OO@i5: CafSr
mia, per case, S1200@I4O0.
WO0D-Per cord, s45O@5O0.
WHITE LEAD-S@7,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
,o EsI MEAIs-At the stalls Beef, according to cut
1egio cts. Veal sGelO cts; Mutton i2@l5 cts; Shoai
75(dl 90 per quarter. ~
F0WLs-Chckens 25@5o cts, according to size: Duck,
81 Goal 20 per pair Z; Geese 62taT5 cts.
FRUlTS--Peache 81 COAL so per bushel; Damsons
81 5OG2 20 per bushel Pears 81 5O62 90 Der bushel
Apples 75@S0 cts. per peck.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5@10 cts; Tomatoes 2e@3(
cts per peck Onions 10 cts per bnch eets 10 cts Del
bunch; Soup Vegetables l1b cts per bunsh Potatpe,
Iaasl W per bushel; Sweet Potatoes 75as0 cts Der
FIsH-og Fish 81 90 to 81 25 per dozen. snot. ,oo,s
cts per dozen; Trout 25I50 cts piece; Muilet lO
cts. per bunch Sheep Head 5Od 81 co.
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE.--Butter 2Ota35 cts
cts per pound, u
The markets on Saturday were stl as general thing
with the exception of Wheat and Flour the former de-
cned 10 cents per busho and the latter 90 cents per
barrel on all grades Sugar advanced a cent per pound
naval stores nrm. Coal firm at quotations. with an
upward tendency To judge by Northern quotations it
mas advanced 81 90 per ton. Gold firm and steady
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

VIOLATION OF 0RDINANcrs.-We believe there is an or
dnance which provides for hack stand and that no
hack shall be allowed to stand east of the artesian well
at the head of market space On Saturday last the Street
Inspector in his rounds called the attention of the hack
men to the ordinances and all moved promptly off except
one nsolent Of Ham, Determined to enforce the law
the Inspector looked around time before he could
find his number which at last appeared under the hack
and indicated No. So The ordinances strictly provide
that the number shall be conspicuousy exposed on the
side or end, and not under the bottom. This fellow
should be taken before the Military Court and pun
iShcd severely for his defiant air and violation of the or
dnances Capt Bradsord will the laws enforced and
also that negroes who disobey the law and treat an
officer in the discharge ofhis duty with contempt will re-
ceve full benefits of their niquy. Our city officers will
do well in every instance to arrest and take before the
Military Court all colored people who infringe on the law
or their authority.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NORFOLK, SEPTEMBER Q.

oNi of NoRf0LK, SEPTEMBER g.
ARRIVALS.
steamer Dictator, Deering, Baltimore.
steamer Louisiana. Porter Baltimore
sehoop es v ! OF Richmond, Powers, Richmond
SScuooner >, D. Hart, Hart Roc kport N C.
schooner Viola, Walker, Camden, N. c.
DEPARTURES.
steamer Dictator, Deering Baltimore
steamer louisiana Porter Baltimore
Steamer G rhom p Colyer Mccarrick Richmond.
steamer Virginia, Snyder, Philadelphia
Steamer Steamer Clinton, slocum, Conyack.
steamer Creole, Thompson, Boston.
LIST OF ARRIvALS AND DEp1PruprU
foh1RESS MONROE, September l.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Edward Everett, Richmond.
Steamer Star, Alexandria.
Steamer +. c. Biddle Norfolk
steamer sylvan Shore, fredericksburg
Steamer John Tracy, Norfolk
Steamer Iolns, City Point.
Steamer Eagle, No. g. City Point
stcainerC. W. Thomas, Richmond
Steamer City Of Albany, Richmond
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Hugh jenkins, Washington
Steamer Maryland, Washington
Steamer Star, Norfolk.
Steamer Iolus, Baltimore
Steamer Eagle, No. g. Baltimore
steamer John Desney, Washington.
Steamer Edward Everett baltimore
Steamer City Of Albany, Baltimore.
And tho regular mail boats.
ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER Cd
Steamer Lady Lang Richmond
steamer Lancer, Portsmouth.
DEPARTURES
ss. Steamer y W. Thomas, New York
steamer iI sa. Shore, Fredericksburg
steamer lady Lang, Aqua Creek
Steamer S.eamer Lancer Washington.
steamer Z. Q. Bddle. Riehmona
And the regular mail b boats.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

We speak "by the card" when we an.
nounce that Miss Nellie F. Shepley,
daughter of Gen. George F. Shepley
Portland Me-, who was SO popular as
commandant ut Norfolk, has taken upon
herself the vows of Hymen, and become
happy bride. Mr.. Thomas d. Selfridge,
of Portland, being the fortunate choice
of hel young love. Miss Nellie was
well-known in Norfolk, and much adj
mired in society here for her loveable
qualities, and her many friends join with
us in wishing her joy. ia.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

Our Richmond letter this morning
finishes the great mass meeting" and
reviews Gov. Peirpont's latest effort to
win immortal honors. The Northern
press and people have been pretty tho
roughly hoaxed by the reports in the
Richmond papers of the grand demon
stration" in the Confederate Capital
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

DECIDED ADVANTAGE TO OUR MARINE.-The steamer
Harvest Capt Joyce now engaged the remains Of the
Congress- wreck off NewportsNews is decidedly great
beneht to our merchant Marine from the fact that her
peculiarly Of construction and appliances makes her
general utility boat She provided with derrick fitted
with patent purchases and capable Of raising thirty
Her immense deck room renders her capable of carrying
at least 500 hogsheads of tobacco and her towing capacity
renders her particularly servceable tow boat We
hope this enterprise will be appreciated.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel Cant .

- II Stephenson, Richmond: Thomas Quincy John
Lee, Nc; Shsetz. Baltimore; il Strong and ladr
Infantry; John Massett, N Y; W d Mainline " II
Christopher wilmington, c; W II Croker john =
Adams Adams. Gna s Hayden Isle of Wight Co. Va;
Jndson Roanoke isiand Thomas Cross u Il tG
Ter, va; Geo r. Koke Yorktown, Va; Cleveland. q
W Mana, va O. Randall baltimore Mrs BusEey,
y F,sa vd,,." Aanes Aecomac: Stance and lady
lady, children, and servant Richmond. N ''00'e'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

STOLE Cow.-John Ives, deluded son of Ham, was
arrested on Saturday morning by David Dyer Clerk of the
Market for offering for sale COW which the aforesaid col
ored individual had stolen from Stephen winninger a
butcher The negro was taken before Mayor Tsbb, who
sent him on to the military authorities
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

meek and obgng partner at the club house has corrected
the error by informing us il is local institution So
intend to have our chowder If Marston does forget
u.s. How about that lobster salad? That's local favor
ite, certain Msrson Meek let's have it again. and
often as you like From its popularity we predcta great
run for il this season.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

TIE NUPrIAL TIE has been described as a knot fixed
with the tongue which the teeth cannot unloose But
the teeth themselves If beautiful by the aid of sozopoNT
powerful agents in producing the fascination which
leads to marriage. The charm, to which this delicious
preparation lends to the BREATH too has decidedly by.
mental tendency White teeth and pure breath What
heart can resist themf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

GRAND REGATTA-An exciting and interesting time may
be expected at Cobbs Island Wednesday, from tho fact
that grand regatta will come OF there upon that day at
IL o'clock The prizes two elegant silver pitchers for
the winning boats of the two classes to be entered Those
desiring to sec this regatta at distance would do well to
take the favorte steamer Mattano Captain Hicks which
leaves for Cherry Stone on Wednesday morning at I
o'clock The trip will be of benefit to their health, and
they will enjoy the scenes of old Ocean while crossing the
Bay. Go by all means.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and Stationers au-
thorzed agents sell the Norfolk Post and oil orders
It with them will he attended the same as If left at
he Office Of publication.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

Shaw Roberts sell to-day lot of condiments and
spices in perfect order, and direct from New York Gro
GERS be on hand, and those with families be provident
and watch for bargains The sale comes off at II A. ~
shnrn
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

FidHT-A white man and darkey locked horns in
the Portsmouth market Saturday morning Both were
arrested by the Clerk of the Market and taken before
Mayor Collins who sent them on to the military court
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers will please
have their orders the conntingroom the evening pre-
vious before six o'clock
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

5 NJ Pettergill Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Ios in New York and Boston,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

Advertisers requested to hand in their advertise
before O'Clock in the evening" previous to publ
cation
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

All communications relating to business matters con-
necied with this paper should be addressed to f. NJ
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence Intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark Editor
, 1865-04-04
In Dysmenorrhea, Or Painful Men
situation. and Menorrhagia,
or Profuse Flowing,


Which In the unmarried tep:alels recurring
dease, and through nexect he .sss Of Gose s1aTS
sfrer montn ~ s.cs without IN effort being MADE 20
zssss. na the auppIsssaon be5:mei ePlondG t1s
conspateo. mig It sweats con1s on, aud CONSUMPTION
1H--1J epqs hs1 cAess.
, 1865-04-04
MONTANA AND inkEl
TRANSFORMATION Line

me new. iset .ad light orreEet 7:eana pKEB
LODGE. 1bomas #. Kes: IoEmtnet1. Htnfy b
aovEs. G ~, aox being bui 4 Et4oe!g: r. e.
AL easa t1t b1:g ieE Fozt btctcn enc interneolte
.,oEtt Or sATgRDAT Fsprrasy 1slh. aEd et. Lont
u SATLI.JAT, ~ ch 4th. ~ AGcu thereafter u
thertT,T Is optn - C;3ahs Ind Council EuaA:
The new, fa8t aid :fEht Dir, Ceht e!earcG bESICN
Mn: hcxszt, AAsters Levin HiRe. Clttft viii leaxs
OR Fort Benton and 9nte1medlAte pont. eATuB-
DAY, March 1lth-
STONE. Jog. HaJEo9d. C;mHander. viii leaVe u
The vetJ tsst ane light c1AuEh. etea1oex. FANMY
1GDES, fhumas Toygnsepd, CcErn1ancer. Mokea HI
lizard, Clark. Will leave II above Oh 6AIpRDAT,
eteame1 DEER LopaK vii; .erna neawera Fo.u
Cnion and Benton untl the c4rfo o1 III tho boAt2 O.
s.1iS Inc II delivered IT. Fcrt BENTON
Hy this arranRement tniFpess hsve F5tst advxntaRe
Nd assurance th.t thetI freight will be deitEetet
u It's destination We e-e ase r t.5eo r fn5a.t
aac vii E3re through 4l LseinR + .l,E1 LII Las
E5noex !Sxy ni1 .nd Re't XII txat o. pss.aa
appiy to JOHN q. COPKLIN southeast orttr MALI
t,d bllye et1eeta JUS. AcF northeast G.
Pine tnd Gonmerc T JOHN J: KtE q CO. Col
J. G. WNKKR,
Me- sc md 6 Sou&h Wscsst corner oY E:ate street
C1ic2Fp Agent. ,ee S4.-N7 y
, 1865-04-04

Is.s,he foundation oftnnumerso1e complaints. Why
rlnc and 5uer uld~f the paDEs OF c9n5tput!oo. Ao0
risk the deadly conseuu"n: :e- t. vulch II vs. sne4
etnb altet.tIE- VI iusuTr III peEfec aad s1nlt9
FesaArit, aIch the nr,t condition 4 Health. ao
The best security against epidemic ailments.
, 1865-04-04

~ The Prince of Wales has not been mar
rIed long, but he is beginning to- discover
some OF the ways in which be Is cooly cheat
Ell. Like most young Housekeeping he Is
exceedingly indit nant about it, and has ts.
enrd lie following =. bull agatnst .one class
oS swim ding practices u herein be Is robbed
By his own serFants+
MAn1BoRouau House,
PA11. NALL, February II. 1e65' J
Gxs71EsEn-The Prince Of Wales having NJ
derstood tnat practice prevails Of aaesment vi II
feFfnr tn etTyaI{s percentage On tue a1094ut v.
thelr bills md concluding that every Hraaes@aa
would lend his cooperation tn putting a3wn
practice dishonest 1tae1G And eQoau} os
10 the 1nterests Of his employer and hlmaeu. nas
deelred me TO inform you that he has dftectea az
to diechart from his service every servant who
may receive, and 10 cease employing every tfades
man Who msy pays tuch percentage, or VINO nay
take preB25t Of any kind In consideration OF bis
'' - - 's'''@~'A ~'' ". Kxo1Ixs.
The New York Herald says that similar
practice prevails in that city. 1t says:
1t is notorious practice among the ser
wants Of itch men to farm out their mastcraf
crstom among the tradcspeople. .Coa:hmen
| ase Paid 3 percentage to buy hay, oats aud
straw ot certain places to have the horses
shtd At certain smiths; to have thu repair
Ing done at certain shops. OF course the
percentage paid to- the 6etvants is 1lways
added to tn. bills, and 50 the masters pay
their servanta twice. The cook aud the but
ler make these nice little par,nershus with
: the butcher, the taker, the grocer. and the
rest Of those who keep the family In proyis.
ions. There Is scarcely an article for which
, 1865-04-04
DETKOL;EUM.

i
BOOKS CLOSING
The nsa H. 1tatai ice afs Of
s':d sps: ss%$:s PEE S$iT S.ssesi & n.y.. -:
% fer SHARE.
EcW Y0rk, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore Con-
solid.ted Petroleum and Mining 60.
o,vn,,,., nndo, t,e,.a ., nrvv,+r
shafeaesne1s asersnnai Ensm?t aenn?';;1F rom Oil
cappitsl s1,5oo,ooo, Divided into 30o,-
o0o 'n"'
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AFTER AN. ATTACK OF SlCKNE1e

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ON THE TE1pERATUnE or THH
BLOOD

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