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SeVen-Thirty Loan.

Thee notes are issued under the date Of August
18Th lsss sud are payable IN three years from that
time, In currency, or are convertible q, The option
ofthe holder into
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coLGArE.s HozEY SOAP.

- ssissrsiet Toilet soap, q '-sa zni1sr
a. 1900. a z.las a1z tie shOissst z.Aisrisls
"a mild al .mOlli..t n "a uAFzrs, IRA
sr..tly scented, a. sTus=siy bs.snsisi
4. "a sssioa sy.z iAs sEiz. ~ sac By al Drag
GA al Tsery Goods Deslsst aria ~
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DISEASES Of the Nervous,
w sszi.sl. lnlsry a. ga ~ . ''ea-s -
a. -,a.sl. t-sslusut- 10 R-Ports q ne BcsaA'
. a. m - "a isfisr srvsloEr.,
-. !. .a.r...-Assrs.a. u = sEILLIN H0CGH
10Y. Hs.ar1 A-oclsia1- ~ san Siuta 81
$500 p so-l1zku taPay
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M1ZZEZ21

All the Aet.oaf men and the Pres feronnsnd
DR.. strcklsnd's AntiClelen hixtGrs - the oely
certain remedy for D Arrh9A and pyseotery. II -
oux,bination OF Assr.nserts. Absxbeuts, etinz
leuis and c2rminAtves, Ant 10 vArrArted % eject .
cure After al ether ueacs have fksied-
Ter sals By Drufgssa 6sneul Depot EAsf
Hnr n strre, CirrirnAd o. -
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JANIS CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.


rthiuvsiuasis n-t ci1c- . un'aihns IN tue care
% 81 go rairtri k-t dangerous fseAsss accident
e he f.cns.s oousut1tcu-
10 not.rssss Al sKces--s alt resolves Al Oh
structicns. hc- Ehst-ssr cas-, ala spce1y care
nAy - rslec CO.
TO MARRIED LADIES
e 10 p-cuIsriy suits3. u viu, IN short tlns,
brins g NJ ao1thly Period ~ith regularity.
CAUTION.
rhss Pus .Aouii 20 - tsksn By israAies tAsi are
sr.xnAns turiaz the FiRsr THREB MONTHS. -
thsY AZ srrs q brfns en- Miscarriage but AZ every
sthsr tine. al h sysry ether CO, thss are Per.
f-ctiy sAe
n al aa.-s o. nerves. Aat spinsl AteetoaA PEias
N the B.rk and Liuhs ueAviress, Fatizvs 90 s1ght
srsrtion p ptsiio- 4 The Hssrt. Lo~uess q spir
ia. Hys.sricS sch HoNis-he, gaitus. ant al the
rAinfri fi.sAs-s o.cexionef D. d.scrdered sysssm
th-ss Pills I'll seect rrre Nhsu a. other mean.
hkrs sz.et
wi airectiors 10 the pamphlet Aroun1 ssch pack
Nxs. ~hich shoul1 b preserved
sold ~ al Druggists. Pr,cs One Dollar per
bottle.
sol. uuitsd states AksnL
JOB MOsEs. q Cortianit So. y. Y.
MI % and siI prstage stamps. enclosed e
Aay authorired agent wii insurs bottle contAin us
oy-r aey pills ~ return nail sozn
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SPECIAL NOTICES

n%orL or csAFkNlsKiii
81 "a SZAFsVINN
81 % 5zAFKvNA
OF ~ GxAFaVINA
81 % 6xAFKyTNK
xre-y Ps-.-. so--it - r.
Kvr-y Ps-~-z secss - =
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Fvu-y Fsrs-- s>1-E - =
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q. S. 7-sO LOAN.

By authority Of the sscr,ta q The Treasury, The
gusd has assumed the General sut.rripticn
Agency &c the .Als q Unted State. Treasury Notes
bearing ssysn aud three tsnih. per sent interest
rer snuuun kuoun a. the
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UNION
Wholesale and Retail
BEDSTEhD AND BOX fAC1ORI
p. PHILLIPS,

Eo1 Street, Centre Wheeling "
7 HAvIos HAND lA<rs snd ouc,iees 1900 !.
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arzp<, etnvtsvry, crs<ksr ss1 Pskt-x soia
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nef NAksrs and oth<nL
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nr,-pts~- "a adj A &C srasanss Il ts>sr er-z
ucv6ly
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G. SLACK, Senator To pla.
". q DUNBAR. T. HI
JOHN u PHKLPRs, Prua e~ra,s

- oGss 90 door DsA 4 Kn.rrs Boss
Nam ssrSs& ~ -Irs -
LAdiss visAiag 70 soaalt The D.. IL shsy prssr
IN eAl - van No y. 6rHns Hocss, and Mr.
Ne VII tAka DisAslfs n scconpAa yicx then
The O1cs- Ga b 6ssd Of The Graat Hsas.
nknI aa.... rrrrrrr slx1SAkv
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,p,x,,.I.E,..I view ofaAr-

physiological View ofHAr-
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EPilsPtfs Ftts eaa ee { area /.
"a LucEEN tsr-g c-ocEs - i--l-t
s-c--.ss-l n --rl-g - t-rr-- 1.s-l- ~ -
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.pN@V T" p<@S,sS ~
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College q ssr.so,,. Loss,,
Grsduste RON one offke nos. .zi-sci Co.,. \,
the Cnitsd Stats, and the Crater pan Z 80. M,
has been spent IN tie kospftAls 4 Loss a par,
PAiladsiphtA and sisvhsre, hAs sss<iea .o-as :
the mat Astonishing e1re th1i .,g. ever ~,
many tro1sls1 With ringing n t.st-ai .od =,
vnsl As.eep, grsA; bsryoes1-s., beias AlsrrsS |,
sudden sooncs, bAshfslness. With ire,usui bC.li,,
sstsoded senst ne with denn<sn,ui Q, nirs :,
cured Immediately.
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YOUNG MEN

Who hAvs isjlrsd nsnsslVss b. . eeTt.i, pn,ts
iadulged in vhen Acne, habit freslsatly Zane.
nom evil eoupsatoos, Or % scbeei, the sfees n
cured recten marriage inposrels, sni is.;rCu
both mind Aad bod. sheala sppiy innsiis;eiy.
What q pity TIA; yoccg nAc, the k0ps q 4
eosntry, tbe darling 81 hs psr-.u, sho1i n
matched from ~ prospects AID sc,oyzsEn q II
By the cocsesuencss Of teviAtins fron tie p.,s 1
nature and ndalxing IN ezra. seersi haii, III:
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A CARD.

WzznlSA, WET Va. pea eth. ls<l
N al eAcs nsy a~1s: We The under
uzued members q he West virxiriA Legislature
tAke pls~sur- n aging sAsf ve ssve Known DR.
Richard II. lee u>ny ysars prsvsce 10 the brsAk
ss,e przcutiooer ef Mstkise (oftAs Eeiscftc srhso
10Th 10 kA.xvaA eosnsy ys- and Gala ssanty
Oktc - :
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Nctes - al the tsccainNtccs ua--t I'll -
FrcuPtiy nru..Asi uPou receipt % ,as-srP,ior..
rh.s
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LOCIsvILLR LINZ
lk0S PlOW WISes-

tV't HrsDas .. s.rrt-s .is--. Pfs..s.rss No.
4 e>rs.r~ 81 fs,sszrT, p-7r-<
A kE-caLs.
.... u - ~, 49,; :; - =. :.
s-rs .1n
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Reject that so1nt mind sna body A.. re ID
hess- Ilteet, without nsse tie journey nrol,;
iifs becomes . vary pdgri.a<s; The prospect aos'
ly dArkens 20 the view the nir1 beeones shstssu
With tsps;r and Allied win tee nsianeholy rs.s
tsoo tAai he hAppiaess 81 sootksr beoonss olist,
18th orr an
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18


The nomination of l.. II. CHANDLER,
Esq, OF Norfolk, for Congress will give
profound satisfaction to all true friends
ofthe Unionin Virginia. He was known
IN former days as an eloquent and gal
liant leader of the noble old Wing Marty
n a whoie-souled gentleman and pa,
trlot. We have heard Mr.. CHANDLER
called the PRENTIss of Virginia, and
tnere are points OF resemblance between
know the two men. The feryid bril-.
iiant eioquence, the d~auntless courage
aud the princely generosity of disposi.
non OF ;. P%RENTIss, seem to
be reproduced in the gifted and warm.
hearted CHANDLER. We shall rejoice
TO see this great orator and chivalric gen.
tleman in the next Compensatory
Republic of Saturday.
Our cotemporary does our townsman
no more than Justice. Mr.. Chandler
will be elected and he will be admitted
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AND COMMERCIAL
MMERCI

COM EnNlhhs
ALE-Philadelphia and Hudson, 1926.
BRANDIES-Apple 10000. 90; Hennesey, Otard, P
net, Castillion, &c. S10.OO@ 1900; Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger, &c, 0o96.5 80; Domestic (com
nom 1926 California, per case, 5000.
BITTERS-Bokees, brakes, Wahoo, Hass's, scheidam
&c, 81 .O0@l8; California Wine Ritters, per case, $l300
BAC0N-Baltinore, Sides, l9920c; Hams, 25d 30c
Smithfeld Hams, cuts to order, 2S@25e.
B~EEf-kxtraN 6s, 18.0O@20 90; Mess, $l6OOta lSOo
BRICks-lirst quality pressed, 5000; I'd do, s22oo
BHuGHs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 per ton.
C0RN-White, 7OG75c; Yellow, 0@s3c. -
.C~OTTON-0rdinary, 3O@34c; Good, S5@S1c; Mid
ding, 3S@43c.
C0FPEE-3i@36c.
CANDLES-Adamsntine, 2I@25c.
ClGARs-Domestic aud Imported, eO@l60.
C0AL-First quality, doc; "a quality, SSc.
DOMESTICS-Sprague Prints, IS cents; American do,
50; Garner do, "a; Amoskeag do, 81 I; Dutches b do, 20
Lowell, 291z Lancaster Ginghams 3715 Delaines, 37H;
Amours, 40; Standard and Atlantic ~shesting, 38; a.
Lonesdale Bleach, b5; rs do do, so; rs James st. Mills,
20; Bales Colored Drill, S8lz; Natmkeag, 40; New York
Mills bleack, 62l4 Schawbe Prints, 81.
a. tsSSs & anil sl2oo' Extra sio'o0@iO'2S; Super
RORAaE-Hay, 100000 per ewt: Corn, oe@lOO per
bnshsl 0sts, eo975 per bushel; Bran, ao9a5o per bush.
lN@S2.50@5OO
HO0PS-Nons.
HkADINGS-Eone.
per thousani, 5000; I'd do, 5000;
LntE.4irtq quality, per Dbl, s2.so@ssOo; "a quality
o1kGT-aseiss.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

AT THSIH Pssrs.-Oury young t~ownsman, John y. May.
Or, came in as purser Of the Hatterss yesterday, and
looked as If he had been at the business all his li&. He
appeared SO familiar with the routine, and natural courte-
sy of an obligiag officer, that 1t predicts for him both sue
cess and popularity in his new sphere Of duty. with
Parrish on deck and Mayer in the Office, the Hatteras will
he a great favorite with our travelling community. Pur-
ser Daugherty, Of the Yazoo, approaching the advantages
Of the press, promptly had his list Of c~onsignees and pas
sengers ready for delivery. He is fully up to his business
and a general fsvorite with the patrons OF the line. Capt.
Couch, her commander, is too well known to need any
notice.
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sepls--6t
~ 0OO WA A t;diR s,n CHAINS
WORTH OVER 81, 0OO, 900.

All TO be sold for ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to
value. Not to be paid for until you know what you are
to receive.
York. and are doing q very extensive business, and have
on hand the largest stock that can be found In that City"
-Oceana Times, Pei Mich, Oct. q, 1864. Their
from them lust as represented. Their long continuance
in business enables them to offer better Inducements than
any other house in the ~city."-Loyal American, Ander-
son. Indiana, Oct. 20, 1854. T" Their Watches arc admit
ted, by competent judges, and those who have used them.
to be the best in use. They are all they are advertised to
be. Independent Warren, Ill, Oct. 20, 1864. "They
best style, and Of pure materials" -Telegraph SAUCER
ties, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1864. "All goods fYnished are what
they IRE represented to be."-Times, Faterviile, N. Y,
Oct. 20, 1854. Worthy Of confdences-WyoIning Dem
ocrat, Warsaw, N. Y, Oct. Is, 1864. Honorable and
fairdealing en"--Cumberl Valley Journal, Mechan-
icsburg, Pa, Oct. 20, 1854.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

THE SURRENDER OF GENERAL LEE
Messrs. j. H. Butford & Sons, No. 3lS
Washington street, Boston, have pue-
lished a very truthful and spirited pic
ture of Appomattox Court House, the
scene of the surrender of General Lee to
General Grant. All the buildings in
the village are represented and those in
which the chieftains met are especially
signalized. The Confederate army may
be seen encamped on rising ground at
the back of the town. The national SOL
diers buying Lynchburg tobacco, 1t may
be, can be seen in front; while a sturdy
set of fellows are hard at work 10 the
left, telling the apple tree, beneath
which Grant and Lee held their first
conference. The picture is worthy of
the subject it illustrates, and its ear
ness to truth will make it invaluable as
a war chapter" We have adorned
our sanctum with Messrs. B~ufford's..his.
tOPic sketch.
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LIST OF CossIeNErs per steamship "Yazoo," Captain
Couch, from. New York to Norfolk, Sept. 10th, 1866:

! LIsr OF CoNsIeNsFs per steamship "Yazoo," Captain
Couch, from New York to Norfolk, Sept. 10th, 1865:
N Adams, W = Allen 4 Co. d = Bockover, @ 4 @
Beatty, = Campo, j Coy, s Cuthrell ,Dickerson 4 Elvans, Y
Dashill, J II Dawson, Garley IL Mitchell, c B Hassell, W
u Harrison, w r ~lIudgins, P Henneburgh, J y Jones, II
II Kempton, 8 Katski, y McCabb q Co, Ma Wilson, S
March, Morris Gwathney 4 Co, J Il Nyer, OR Flynn, II
B Nichols, J v OVERLY, w 8 Pepper, DIR II b Keller,
Sherman Brothers, C scharzkoff, G E Staples, George Sang
ster, W Swaine, J d Smith I Brother, II G Stewart, + b
Smith & Co, s Seldner 4 Co, G A Schafer, Il p Tabb & Co,
J r Taylor 4 Son, w II Turner h Co, Vance 4 Clark, j J
Woodbridge, Walker & Co, 3 Il Wise, @ A shafter.
LIST OF c~onsignees per steamship Hatteras, Captain
Parrish, twenty -four hours from New York: B I. Book
snsr, Seldner 4 Co, ;. I. Wise, \: NJ Dunn \ Co., Lub-
N. Adams, N. Kohler, f. ..Stefen, W. s. Pepper, J. W,
Ames, Henry Kim, Rice 4 Bro, Warren 1 Woodhouse, A
| Lagorin, NJ. A.. 4 c. A. Santos.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

I THE WEATHER 80 far, during the month OF September
has been much more oppressive than during high sum
nler. The oldest man among US remembers nothing Ike
1t. The Thermometers have scarcely been equal TO o
measurement OF the neal. VI course. tnis STATE of AFFAIRS
:" '"N !" 'N"""s' 7" "'p' ~ N"p
'"s'."nose ehp'oymen's "'e "nr WI
u u a'e Fohe s"ei'er'ns' Su'e.eueu = pispA'i"k"n'
&C D ren' ho'"ea'ons' ahu ID 'e""n'' q "s' ~
pa IN eouheh 70 ue"o"n'e' :" Au'an'' '"' "
pr ses if i'oo. "ehe'any' y h.'' .'"s = s' =
o meetings. % 'ns reason mat '"e sseoUN "s
go .erhea oy n law 9 supply u 'e.i""u. some ~
!" e''o pe uie "no . ' e'iA u" : ,eae'
. Ut Tue Eeh''eh'"h "ho Jumps y ~. S.''N"
S'V'o uoes mo- u u ths p'o'eSeion. seene y "'
nv - "n =" Univ u $50 W." "'
~ 'n'. '"-'- f ~
ps0N." :" y "" -" 80
:" Dan"', = esu' VI v Nv A
-" y 1ne AN. "'uo " hh'W "H"' nee - Nv
.'."' ~ "a'" pon i"sne 'he ia, WV !" ING
"'s @ie w . owe II ren'S' 9
Nv :" ~" o"''""' VI" 10"
' " "''eA"", ""u s . W w '"e
so" 90 - n"'n' s'hue"e u
~ a ~" COMPANY onmseS sA oha vi hs"
s"e, "n'" nh' "se '"es'e nooai' . "he VI 'e
pes'' MT . sa'is"ea VIII 'hs' 'hey Keep w aesA'
""o'o "'n"s'' - "s'i' (" . i"u"y us '"o gus sci II
company may MOI Know 'hs-perhaps 'hey 90 moi care
II
"il.y on 'e par . any eorpo'a'e agent we owe III
gus Company '"'as may e'"e' III as m"choiuS
"euon'' pioiVse - pu''" .is a'e y" oe'"i'' Mr''iA-
1 h''s naS "'i"eu "S Jug JUNO must not DO al
o"es so"i"se' orh MS other words' " maj dog
nus u "a'e INT h''ie-"a'er street" sanison-
mh, :" "oe oiueiy' sskeo 10 an explanation
OF THIS aordgment OF the dogs liberty. Mr.. Jinnins
mo.h'e nun 'na. ee ,uoea prescncs III II 'noro"gh-
are u question hihuerea lhe marching aiong' even SIX
abreast, OF the police, and that SO long as Juno 10 viS-
Bile they will not patrol Whitewater street." Jinnins Is
prejudiced against dogs, and 1t may be he fabricated
THIS story. "ihere Is a movement on not,"-as the
newspaper reporters say-for unifornlng the police.
What Is the necessity of thisa Amt these good people
uniform in their manner and motion already2 Don't
thew look as like as epps. and as meas. and AZ snots,
Don't they, as they march past, three deep, blasting, q,
they go, the pine of peace, resemble a coroner,s jury on
a "visit to the scene," or Gen. Glcnn's troopers prac.
tcing a street sccnsg Has the gentle reader ever
noticed the solemn solidity of the six abreast. as they
g tramp, tramp along, in andante measure, The new
policemen are all right, they are a credit to their author;
they are the right men in the right place; and when the
weather shall become cooler, to Justify perambulation
into the side streets, they will venture to walk singly
and may be, risk their /" lives, fortunes and sacred honors'
. an attempt to catch q burglar. Give the four.woeks
policemen time II ;sd,o q, Cad and man ,hs, son,.
tb;n. -,
a, rs 'nouia De dome with the IDLE darkey boys who
uuong the streets, and who are growing up in the most
sun"ays not excepted. They are as so many weeds, and
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

HoeK AND LADIES COMPANY No. lat meeting held
on Friday night at the hall of the IIook spd Ladder
Company, the old organization was declared disbsnded,
and this useful company was recognized by the election
Of the following officers, viz N. J. Bennett, PRESIDENT;
jos. Bonfanti, FIRST vice-Presidsnt; J. Cohn, Second Vice.
President Henry Jordan, Treasurer.
There will be a meeting Of this company tonight, Sep
tember 18th, at which every member Is expected to be
present, as business Of the utmost importance will be
brought before the meeting for it's consideration, looking
to the interests Of the company and It's general utility.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

The great journals of the party say,
that Gen. Slocum, Lucius Robinson and
Martin Grover, three Of the Candidates
nominated by the recent New York
State Democratic Convention, are Re-
publicans in good standing. If this be
SO, why do not the great journals of the
party urge the election of Slocum, Rob-
inson and Grover?
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

Upon the question of electing General
Joseph E. Johnston President OF the
Richmond and DanyiAe Railroad the
other day, there was a very dron debate,
The point was raised, that the General
might be obnoxious to the government.
Major Myers said he had questioned Gov.
Peirpoint on thismatter, and his Excel
lency responded, that Gen. Johnston was
agreat man, but that probably his selec-
ton would be injudicious al this time,
when there were persons disposed to
make capital out of his appointment.
The discussion ran on, and one gentle"
man said his candidate, Gen. Johnston,
twas worthy to be President OF the
| United States or the Danville Railroad"
| As has already been stated in the Post,
| Gen. Johnston was elected.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

The Massachusetts, Republican Con-
vention nominated, on Thursday last, q
mere civilian, called Chester J. Reed,
for Attorney General, when it could have
procured the services of Gen. George H.
Gordon, the greatest lawyer in the State.
This is Just like Massachusetts.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

CoMxENDABLE.-Major General Torbert the commanding
officer Of this Military District, has given orders to the
Military Court, to enforce the City Ordinances in regard
to the negro ~groggeries now hourishing in this city, nde-
fance Of all law, without being licensed.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

The job Office of the Post is the most
complete Printing establishments Vir-
ginia. The printing in colors is not sur
passed in New York, and our assortment
of job and fancy type is perhaps the
largest and best selected in the South.
Call and spp.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

g NJ L~ovington, City Point; D Allen, Baltinlare; N P
Smith, J G Foster, Richmond; Mrs Mccain, Nashville.
Ysnn; G o Montague and wife, Baltimore; Y. Griscour,
8 Post, U A g Il Webster, II D Putnam Fl Monroe
Watts, Hoffman, Md; J Bonnd, Phila; 2 b Brit
ton and servt, Va; J II Stephenson, B II B Walther,
Richmond; J W Beacher, Va; W D~sbudand, Raleigh n
j Spady, Northampton co, Va; J Fitzgerald, Danvills;
D A Clayborn, 8 Il Edwards, DR. s D Drewry, Halifax;
W c Clayborn, Danville John n Robertson, Va; W II
6rinin, southampton co, Va; g II 8 Kinney, N Y W
Page, II Loster, r Ethrage, baltimore.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
BRUTAL AssAuLr.-pr. Samuel wiles and o friend Will.

BRUTAL AssAuLT.-Dr. Samuel Wiles and 0 friend while
sitting under the shed near the drawbridge yesterday
morning, feeling rather sleepy, dropped of 10 q
doze. The Doctor was awoke by a soldier stamping him
in the face, without any csuse or provocstion. The scuf.
fe aroused his friend, who made q grab at the soldier In
order to arrest thin, but he jerked away, leaving q portion
Of his neither garment behind, and made a hasty retreat.
The heel Of the soldiers boot severely wounded the doc
Tor over the left eye. leaving a ghastly cut there. The
sector was duly sober, and cannot account for this us
provoked assault. .IH r.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL EsriyE-Folger, Cartwright
L Co, sell today, at eleven o'clock, the brick store, No.
o Roanoke square, now owned and occupied by ~
Woodbridge. Persons in want Of a good business stand
will DO we'll to turn their attention To this sale.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

captain Of the City Point, relieves Captain Brakeman In
the command OF the Lesry fs 8 short time, Captain
Brakeman taking the Agency during the temporary sb
seaes Off '. Tompkins on other business connected with
the interests Of the Line,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

COMMISSION MsRoHAsrs AND HIPsRoKERs!-Messr Tay
Tor, Zserlsder& Co, have established themselves rs com
mission merchants and shipbroksrs in this city. They
have leased the extensive and capacious Tobacco Ware.
house on Town Point, foot of Whitewater street, and they
stand forth ready to execute orders promptly, and they
solicit consignmsnts from abroad. Their house has pecu.
ir facilities for storing purposes, IT is easy Of secees, be-
ing right On the face of the river at the present landing
T the Baltimore Bay Line Of steamers. We earnestly
ommend Messrs. Taylor, Zeerleder 4 Co. to public favor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
THE wsATHRR.-Ths Thermometer at DR.. W. n. Lewis
Drug Store, under the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the fol-
owing state Of the weather Sunday:

A RAD on THE CIrY PouND-Thomas Werminger, a
butcher, on Friday last, entered the City Pound at the
poor house, and took therefrom five of his cows which
had been enpounded there by officer J. b. Stephens, of
the night police, who had taken the cattle up for wan
derinS about the city in violation of the city ordinances.