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The Courts.

9sAyon's CouRT.-John Burgess, charged with running
art without license-case not sustained and dismissed
William II. Pcttjohn, charged with running four carts
wi lhout lcense--case continued.
he Court heard the argument OF counsel in regard to
adj hitting Traverse to ball
Butts in behalf Of the Commonwealth, Dufeld and
Sh arp for defendant The prisoner denied bail the
gre und that he guilty of felony and not INSIDE
amor and therefore stands committed until the next
ter m OF the Corporation Court.
1AfoR's CouRT, T6rtsm0dh,-Massa Jane Parmetier,
Aligned upon complaint OF Harriet Ann Whiting Al
ter hearing the mutual statement OF both PARTIES moth
ing appearing to the Court to justify charge the parties
WEI dismissed with admonitory lecture from the
Cot ut.
warrant was issued for the arrest Of Rainy Reed,
cha red with stealing cloak from Emmery Dyson valued
at T. Both the parties were colored.
J, sfua Nelson (eoored), charged with running dray
with out e proper license Case not sustained, and tbs
accu fed din missed
ariet Ann Whiting (colored arrested for beating
Mali sss jane PaImetier Sent to the Military Court
for rial.
W arrant a sued against William West to recover bal
-iue al account in favor Of W. T. Harrison.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

The Norfolk Building Fund Association advertise a
,cectins of the stockholders Tuesday evening next in
this mornings paper.
Proposals for repairing Ordnance storehouse at the
Nayy-Ymd, Norfolk, are solicited See advertisement.
Harral, Risley Tompkins, wholesale Druggists New
York, publish their card in this mornings paper.
semweekly line Of steamers is established between
Norfolk and elphia-Thopas p. Crowel, Agent
advertisement of the line is published this morn
ing,
The stockholders of the American Insurance Company
will hold meeting at their office this morning.
Shaw a Roberts, Leigh Phelps, and T. F. Ferguson
have auction sales this day.
Large numbers of new advertisements daily added
to columns, and business and oil others inter-
ested should not overlook this department.
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'tThere is nothing cringing or abject
all, out the ed. itor of the Richmond Wig.
He is an old Virginian, and proud and
in dependent one. We have seen his
CT rivalry tried where knives flashed and
pi stols opened their black mouths. He
W ould fight a VIII ole gang of banditti if
nj 'cessary."
30 writes Prentice, OF our friend Of
no. ,i any years, Robt. .Ridgway, Esq, as
mid hammered entleman as ever
CUT throat or scuttle a ship" We
ppose that when Prentice wrsin Rich
N ono last winter he al Id his confrere
n Illus. have been tout on a lark."-Pe-
| te1S0urg Er1)yess
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The Richmond Wig is not consistent
in its own columns of the same day. In
one leader it claims Cabinet Minister
on the ground that Virginia is the only
State, recently in rebellion, that has q
regularly organized government; while
it persists in ignoring that government
and Its acts, by urging it as the frat and
most important duty of the Legislature,
upon its election, to adopt the constitu-
tional amendment abolishing and pro-
hibiting slavery. If the government of
Virginia is regular, then has her Legis-
latnre already performed that duty, for
the constitutional amendment was
adoptedat Alexandra, with much haste,
Immediately after its passage by Con-
gress. We think that was quite regular
enough. When fellow is sentenced to
death, it is of very little consequence to
the public whether he be shot or hanged.
1t doesn't matter how slavery is gotten
rid of, so we are well rid of it.
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THE NATI0N.-The New York 1ri-
b,me, in referring to this admirable pa
per, says:
OF this weekly newspaperseven num-
bers have now been issued. We have
read it carefully from the beginning, and
find its course marked with enterprise,
sagacity and truth. The Nation is
modelled after the London Spectator
somewhat, and is edited with care and
taste. On all national questions it takes
high and true ground, and in the dis
cussion of literature, to which it main
ly devoted, shows impartiality and
scholarship. The Nation is apaper that
we long have wanted.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

The President has determined ths a
pardons shall not be SO cheaply End
easily obtained. He has no idea of .urn-
ing the Executive mansion into a
brokers' office, for the benefit of Corwin
and others, who have been Using the
executive prerogative to put money in
their purses. Pardons, We. think, have
been too easily obtained. let the appli-
cants wait till they learn to appreciate
the value Of the oonthey crave. Things
easily obtained are generally lightly
priced. Let them stand out in the cold
till they are we'll frost-bitten, and they
will think. the more Of The favor when it
is finally granted.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Aug. %

Nus Burkley, Richmondi Thos T Owens, Va; J9nG q
than pearsons lady and three children, Indiana II
Turner, Baltimore; Joseph Fsirbsnk, Boston; I n
Sharps North Carolina; Captain J Brown, lady and
two children New York; s Dilner Pennsylvania WIN
Diner, Pennsylvania Mrs, Cobb, Elizabeth City, norm
Carolina: Allen, Norfolk: John Doyle, virginia
q AIartain Jr Virginia; J Buress, Petersburg, VIZ
ginis; X " Gibbs, Isle of Wight, Virginia; I DUKE
Camden county, North Carolina W q Young hamp'oan
Virginia. II Wittse, Columbia, virginia James ~, "
Virginia; Charles String and WIFE Albany, New YORK
Eh wynnc, New York City james Neims' Isle Oh
Wight county Virginia.
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PRETTY GooD.-The Petersburg Iod,e,
grew facetious over the following blum.
der in the Albany Journal:
A daughter Of Key Blurt, author 90
the "Star Spangled Banner,U is IN
Paris, studying for the stage. She lacks
power. Her sympathies are Intensely
secession.
"Now," says the Index, "Key Blurt
is certainly a new author for the Star
spangled Banner" and then it pro-
ceeds to correct the Journal, by saying
that the lady alluded to was doubtless
" Mrs. Frances Blount," daughter of the
bard. But alas, for the fallibility Of
human memory; in the next issue the
linden was compelled to correct blum
der of it's own, even worse than that o.
its Albany contemporary, though II
makes lame attempt to shift the re-
sponsibility to the broad shoulders offhe
Louisville Journal, to wit:
A paragraph was copied into our col
umns yesterday from the Louisville
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

The State Journal of Alexandria, Va,
has donned new dress, and comes to
us enlarged and improved in appear
ance--evidenceso fprosperityupon which
we congratulate our contemporary. If
it could only be a little more conciliatO-
ry i'm tone, less radical, and show some
charity, for the sake of former intimate
relations, towards poor Pierpoint, it
would be more welcome visitor every
where i'm the State.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, Auousr rs.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Steamer Georgeanna, Pierson Baltimore.
s,ssmar dictator Deering, Richmond.
scLooner Martin Emily Simpson, Columbia, n. Z.
Steamer Nav Flower, Robinson, Philadelphia.
schooner May, NJ. Daniels, New York
s,booner Triumph, Wescott, HARTFORD.
srbooney Commerce. ITALIAN, +. City.
Schooner James Guthrie Shaokleford, Cherrystons
DEPARTURES. .....4----.-.
steamer Thomas Colyer, McCarrick, Richmond
steamer Georgeanna, Pierson, Baltimore.
steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond.
steamer Undine, Simons, Suffolk.
schooner Active, Thompson, Laurel, Delaware.
schooner Mabel, g. D. Smith, sesford, Delaware.
sloop Mary Eliza, Pesrcs Nansemond.
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Some rather singular proceedings have
been had i'm the Wirz case, which will
be found on our first page. 1t seems the
court was dissolved, after which another
court was appointed, and new charges
and specifications brought against the
prisoner in which the names OF General
Lee, Mr.. Seldom, and Mr. Northrop,
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Journal, in which the daughter of
Francis s. Key, author of the Star
Spangled Banner, was called "Mrs.
Frances Blount." 1t should have been
Mrs. Ellen Blunt.n
Neighbor, the motto of the renowned
Crockett was good one for editors !:
Be sure you're right-then go ahead"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

Mr.. DE Bow, the editor of De Bo,o's
Review, is now in Richmond, and is a
member of the editorial committee ap-
pointed to receive and welcome Presi-
dent Johnson and Cabinet, should they
visit the capital of Virginia. Mr.. De
BOWS speech is ready for delivery. 1t
was written in June, 1851, and printed
in his Revieao. 1t is in these words:
"trhe army of the North las remarka-
BILE for its base material As ours for its
high morality. Respectable men do not
go a-rogueing this is Mr.. De BOWS own
word, spelling exactly as Inc wrote it.
and the attack on the South Is avowedly
a rogue's expedition. The Northern
troops are, with very few exceptions,
paupers, thieves, ignorant foreigners,
murderers, DULLES and criminals of eve
ry description. They are not half so
we'll informed as our negroes, and it adds
much to the indignation and exaspera-
ton of our troops that they have to meet
these nOmadic scOundrels."
This is very good speech. There is
nothing ambiguous in 1t. 1t might be
altered little; so as to read, "Mr. Pre-
sident--Yours is avowedly rogue's ex-
petition !" and "your Excellencys con-
stituents are, with very few exceptions,
paupers, thieves, ignorant foreigners,
murderers, DULLES and criminals of eve-
ry description. They are not, as your
Excellency is aware, half so we'll in
formed as our negroes, and twas to see
if we could not rid ourselves of these pie
bians and these nOmadic scoundrels that
we have, Mr.. President, asked this visit
of yourself and Cabinet" With these
alterations, Mr.. De Bow will be ready
to go ahead like a steamboat. Put none
but De Bows on guard when President
Johnson reaches Richmond. |
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were omitted. OF course, the reasons
for this change in the proceedings can be
known only to the Government but
whatever the motive Of the authorities
may be, we are glad that the name Of
General Lee has been withdrawn from
such vile associations.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

STEAMER GEORGE LEARr.--The reported loss of the
steamer George Lery, of the Now Line of baltimore
steamers, circulated throughout our stree Is yescr-
day. and caused deep degree of anxiety IA, ticulsrv
49,. n,, =, M, W ""'.s '''""'
- ,,. "' e.''n'' NOV "i"''s '' ne'
e'' ,, INV 's'"' was pe'e' WIN anxious inquiries
-, 40 ''''' 40 . =. NJ IL" ''uhs'
could be had OF the missing vessel and feeling than
ordinarily interested in the matter we took ,rtcuar
na,s ~ no. ,h , HIS, , ~ - = ;.
facts in order IN ouiet a, .,;o,. n-,...;a - IL.
interested in her safety From ,b =, ,h $500
Georresnn, we learn th,, .ho,, W. ~
Cone Point month or tho p,,,,,xon. Etc.,, A,
.,.awo, con,ino m, a.. ~, .,1 c. ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The supplies Of vegetables poultry, &c. brought to cur
market undminished The following were the ruling
prices yesterday
FRESH MEATs-At the stalls, Beef, according tocut,
log is etsj Veal s@l0 cts; Mutton l29l5 cts; shoat
76@l 90 per quarter.
F0WLSChickens 25o SO cts according to size; Ducks
81 0Oql % per pair Geese 62aT6 cts.
FRUIrs-Peache 81 00f1 90 per bushel; Damsous
II 5092 90 per bushel Pears 81 50@2 90 per bushsl
Apples 1890 cite per peck. --'sTH
VEGETABLES-Cabbage 66Sl0 cts; Tomatoes 26a30
cts per peck Onions 10 per bunch Bees 10 cts per
bunch; Soup Vegetables l@l0 cts. per bunsh Potatoes
76@Sl 90 per bushel Sweet Potatoes T6@s0 cts per
peck.
FIsHIog Fish 81 90 to SIPS per dozen; Spots 1o415
cts per dozen; Trout 25a50 cts. piece: Muet loal5
cts. per bunch Sheep Head 506ttl %.
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE Butter 20Gl35 ctsi
per pound; Lard 23@25 cts per pound; Cheese 1913
cts. per pound. e-r rs
Domestic markets firm and good supply Flour of local
grades advanced since last quotations Wheat also, with
undimnished demand Naval stores in demand and
firm Provisions firm, Freight in demand by sailing
vessels to load for Northern ports with wood Cold nat
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

TaF EIGHTH WONDER Of the fashionable world s SOTO
DON'T Ladies' they their uBsulied teeth and rosy
gums reflected in their toletmirors and gentlemsn
their white neisors fash through their dark musashes
wonder how the benighted olk Of twenty years ago got
along without the tsethbsauifying, breath pertaining
s07opoNT
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

The editor of the Mobile advertiser
tells his readers, that, on account of the
presence of the military authorities, he
cannot write as he feels.
There's an honest editor for you.
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Virginia News.
States.

VIRGINIA pASTIME.-A tournament
was lately held at Fauquier Springs, Va,
at the request, it is said, of Gen. Sumner,
who furnished ambulances to convey
Virginia beauties to the scene of chival-
ric display. At the ball which followed
the General and his officers fraternized
cordially with the beauX and bellies in
attendance.
In the State Penitentiary there are
three prisoners awaiting trial by militia
~ commission, one of whom is Dick
Turner, whilom warden of Libby. One
Poole, a spy, is another. He deserted
from Confederate regiment, went to
Washington, became a member Of the
Secret Service force of the War Depart
ment was captured Just before the evac
uation of Richmond; confined in Castle
Thunder, made confession duplicating
other parties then here, escaped, was re-
arrested, and is now again in durance.-
In the cell adjoining Poole's is myste-
rious prisoner, who is known by no
name, even by the jailers. Why or
when he was arrested is secret known
only to the authorities at Washington
and the parties who carried out the or
der of arrest.
The choice of Professor Chas. Venable
to fill the chair of Mathematics in the
University of Virginia gives universal
satisfaction. There We're twelve appli-
cants for the seat vacated by Professor
Bledsoe, the lateincumbent of the math-
ematical chair, but the contest was
mainly between Colonel William Leroy
Broun and Professor Nenable, both dis
tinguished graduates of the institution.
A meeting OF the citizens of Bucking-
ham county has passed resolutions de-
claring the determination of the people
to abide by their pledges of fidelity to
the Federal and State governments and
expressing their appreciation of Gov.
Pierpoints course since the close of the
war.
Much lawlessness prevails in Ricli-
mond, robberies are frequent, an occas-
ional case of violence is reported, and, To
add to the difficulties of the citizens,
large number of whom are struggling
manfully against poverty, many of the
landlords, it is said, have expressed their
intention to increase their rents.
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ParadoXical-the best newspaper in
the South is "Pieayune' affair. -Egs,.,i
change. @i
The status of the Picaytne has been
changed by the "1inaes" altogether.
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THE WEATHER.-The Thermometer at Dr. W. Il. Lewis
Hg Store under the Atlantic HOTEL indicated the fol-
lcNipr state of the weather Friday:

FeHT-Two spritcs of Portsmouth, one white and the
OF her black getting proper satisfaction before s
VI ayers Court, commenced mutual woolcardlng upon
he ing dismissed and arrested by the police INC
III lbeaced feminine was turned to the tender nef
S,ics al he Military Court.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

For NEW YoRK.-The steamship Creole, King Master,
will leave her wharf, at the end of Town Point, this
evening at o'clock Passengers can secure staerooms
by applying to J. NJ. Smith Bro.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

The award Of the. Richmond letter list
to the Times newspaper is going to create
some bad feeling. The Republic claim
ing TO be the only straight out and out
Union paper is'baoked by the military
ana civil authorit les, who think the
pfintir.g of the lSA should be awarded
no! 70 the journal having the largest cir.
ccH.ation, but te,tte one which gives the
aovernmentthe heartiest support.
We do aatsee any good reason why
the officers Of the United States Govern
ment. should violate law of Congress,
even, from political motives. The law
expressly says the letter list shall be
given to the paper having the largest To-
cal circulation, and the Times being
thus qualified, is the proper journal of
publication. The laws must be respected
and obeyed. The Times, too, if we Judge
by the tone of its articles lately and it's
lavish praise of the President, isa better
administration paper than the Republic.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26
OFFICIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING
ORDNANCE STOREEoUSE AT THE NAVY
YARD, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. .
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,t
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, August %, 1885, }
sEALED Proposals. endorsed Proposals for Repairing
the Ordnance Storehonse the NavyYard Norfolk Vr
gnia" will be received at this Office until noon tina
llth September 1868 for furnishing all the materials and
workmanship and repairing the building according to
specifications and plans ON file in this Bureau
Plans and Specifications for the work also deposited
in the Office of the Civil Engineer Of the Norfolk Navy
Yard where bidders referred for information.
1t is TO be understood that the Contractor is to furnish
all the materials aud perform all the work rbed aud
to complete the building in all respects.
Bidders will state the price and name the time in which
they will engage to complete the work. and the Bureau
retains the right to reject any or all bids which IL shall
not consider reasonable. aug26-Tteod
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

1t is the fashion at Saratoga for ladies
to paint their lower eyelids dark color
so as to look sickly and interesting.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

A delicate young lady died recently
at Quebec, from the shock of seeing q
man kill duck.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

Advertisers are requested to hand In their advertise
nens before six o'clock In tho evening previous to publ
satiOn.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

Prof. AJpheus Grossly, "down east"
has made speech of which the follow
ing is an extract:
There Is sSphinx in The land, like that
which, in monstrOus form and Of demo-
MAC ingenuity, desolated old B@otia.
She propounds enigmas, and on the same
condition as her prototype. five can
solve her riddles Alright she perishes; if
we cannot, our country Is lost. And
these questions are.no such Insignificant
puzzles as that proposed of old to Edi-
pus, but some of the deepest problems OF
national right, duty and destiny. Here
IL one OF them -" Where has the scdr
tSt he seeded Sydtess Are they In the
c"'on or out Of the UniOn?"
Ihere is great deal of tweedle.dee
and tweedle-dum about this. Why will
sensible men waste their time arguing
such useless theoriesp It makes no diff
ference whether the States were out or
not, SO that we getthem snuply in their
proper places again, and that promptlv.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

All communications relating to business matters con
neetsd with this paper should be addressed to n. NJ
Brown Norfolk Post All communications pertaining te
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for the
paper shou,d be addressed to John Clark, Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-26

Nswsmen and pewsboys desiring papers Will please
have their orders at the counngroom the evening pre-
vous, before six O'Clock.
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ORFOLK BUILDING FUND
IN ASSOCIATION
A MEETING OF OCKII0LDERS will be held at the
room of the Union Engine House, Fen Church street.
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, AUGUST 20, at 7lS
o'clock general attendance 10 requested as business
OF importance will be brought before tho meeting.
VIM H WALES,
aug25-3t Treasurer.
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MAYHEM Brothers. Booksellers and Stationers, au-
rhorned agents sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
fl with them will DO attended to the same as If left at
he office of publication.
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s. II. Pettergill Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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Copies Of the claims Of any Patent Furnished by
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NJ A N ORA KE PILLS
DIR. SCHENCKS

Principal Ofiee and Laboratory is at the y. T..
corner Of Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philsd,l.
phia, where all letters for advice or business
should be directed,
lie wall be found there every Saturday, pro-
iessionally to examine lungs with the Respirom-
e'or for which his fee is three dollars all advice
free,
In New York at No. SO Bond Street, every
Tuesday, from "a. NJ, to p.M.
AT Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January Is and
10, February 10 and 10, March 10 and l6, April
10 and 20, May II and Is, June "A and Is, July
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The time Tor my being in Baltimore and Pitts.
bu will be seen in the daily papers of those
cities