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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

"HAvE You AN OMNIBUS IN NOR
FOLK % One of our correspondents,
writing from New York, asked US this
question, the other day. We answered
thai our good friends, Messrs. Huyck 4
Neazy, had just purchased two, and that
lhey would be in motion soon. Wesup-
posed that the inquiry was the result of
n desire to obtain information in behalf
of some one who wished to engage i'm
the business here;hut il tuns out nowthat
the object of our correspondent was of
quite a different nature. For, in his
next letter, he recommends AS follows
always follow Rufus Choate,s advice
when riding in an omnibus. Push
away up.to the head of the stage and be
sure to sit still and look anxious when
ever n lady gets in and can't find a
seat ?'n We give the Omnibus riders of
Norfolk the benefit of the advice of Mr..
Choate and our correspondent.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel Nov 81

4 Benton Dualey, Baltimore; Miss Baylor, do; }
Robertson. do John Phar, New York; JAS Sample, do;
j r langley. Va; Ammons, Ashland, Va; Edgar
Ogden, Y; DIV Worlhop, New Berne, c; u b Mar
shall, do: ID y King do: Il Henderson and son, Y
g Cook, Va; $ seanimony Richmond, Va; Charles
Baldwin, do Capheart, g; Capheait do. Miss
Kimble Philad; Mrs kimble do; Penn and lady, do ;
NJ Bean, do: NJ Kerr, do; G ID Maid. do; 4 NJ Carter
Baltimore; Il Sampson, do: I Jones, do d Dan
tells, do; j Iammons, do.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

MAN OVERHEARD. Yesterday morn
ing upon the arrival of the steamer
Kelso from Baltimore, one of the pas
sengers overZealousto he first on shore,
stepped from the gang-plank and fell
overheard. lie was tished out rather
wet and cold.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

CONCERT IN PORTSMOUTH,. Mrs. John
I.inn's Music class will give grand
vocal and instrumental concert at OK
ford Hall on Thursday evening next, for
the benefit of the poor OF Portsmouth.
This laudable notice should be apprecla-
ted. and the house should he filled.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

RrRGLARY. on Sunday night the
residence of Tully Johnson, on Wash
inoton street near the corner of Crab
street, Portsmouth, was broken into, and
the kitchen safe robbed of nine pounds
of cooked nnrk
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~ ESIRA BIZ f + A nj IL Y
\ On rnp

That very desirable Family Residence, situated on
CRANKY street. three doors above the Methodist Church.
and now occupied by Mrs Foster, is offered for sale
II has a wide entry with two parlors and a dining
room on the first oor four chambers on the second ioor
two comfortable rooms in the garnet, aud adry cellar
nayed ward with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located and a large garden.
Tor further particulars apply 70 ,,,,or,,,,,
sep2s-u ). Nj. SMITH bh"if'r"
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STREET FIGHT. A fight occurred on
Commerce street last evening about u
o'clock between two drunken sailors,
Which terminated, after several knock
downs, by the timely interference of
officer Wyatt, who took the parties to
iail. They will be brought before the
Mayor for trial this morning.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

SALE or HARGES, STEAMER AND
LIGHTERS. Watcrmen and others VIII
study their interest by attending the
sale to-day of he steamer |. d. Cole
man and several barges, to be sold by
f. +. Ferguson, without reserve. See
advertisement ut the head of auction
column.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

Tur RICrTs. OF SINGERS DEFINED.
1t is no part of the duty OF officers OF the
limited States army to undertake TO
regulate the song-singing of this town
and we charge them nothing Tor TINS
information. 4 man has right to sung
i'm his own house and in his own lnhi
"tramp, tramp, tramp until the hIoW
ing ofthe last trumpet, and no man IN
uniform has a right to say he shnnt'
And the vocalist need not conlihe hin
self to any particular lyric. Tie can sing
Dixie-alid If there be n ditty to the
memory of DiXie's mother, he can SING
that too,-without fear of hindrance
from army gentlemen. IT the vocalist
be Fenian, he can sing the Wearing
of the green or "Ne Sons ol flberhia.
The colored aristocracy oi Talbot street
NAV sing---and not be disturbed by ont
Gers of the law, or officers not OF the
laval about 'Massa's gone away,
and the voung soldiers Of the Northern
army of Virginia have nothing to lear
when they indulge in melodeous prals :
of the "swect maidcns they love-" we
are moved to say this much, IN eSposi-
tiop ofthe laws in relation TO singing
in Norfolk, in consequence OF an eNe',
which took place on saturday hig,'t' ~
Mr.. Checkers saloon on Nam Stree,
n most exaggerated report OF wncli
has already gone to the public through
the papers. Had the young me,'
been permitted to sing their5ons, which
was very harmless, there would nave
been no disturbance, and il would no.
have fallen to our lot to expound the law
NORFOLK Nov. 9th, 1868
TO tie Editor qftas Norfolk Post:
Seeing notice in your paper, concern
ing row in my saloon. on Saturda.
night last, | wish TO inform you of tn,
incorrectness of your statement. ! WI
hereby give you a full account OF tn
row. There wasa captain of the Fedeia
army i'm here and party Of young men
The young men were singing song on
of song book called, "Just before tn
Battle Mother at which the captai
stepped up and took the song book away
saying ii object to that song and II
walked out / begged him TO give up TN
song, but would not do it. He went ou'
and soon returned with three soldiers
They had not been in the house lon
before a dispute arose among then
whereupon the singing party got up an
put them out. Several chairs wei
thrown between them, but no weapon
were used. The row lasted about tie
minutes. Respectfully yours,
Il. GLocKER,
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AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
COAIAfERCIAL.

ALE-phiadelphia aud Hudson, $50
ANDlEo-Appe $4,000 CO. liennescy, otard ~
net Castiion Sc. S10O06l600 Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry blackberry Ginger Sc. Sj00@65o Domestic com
mon $235; California, per case, 5000
BITTERS-Bokee's, brakes Wahoo Russ's, scheidan,
&C. 81 006lS; California Wine Filters per case Si5no
BACON-E BALTIMORE Sides, l96120ca Hams, 2d9g Joe.
Smithfcld Hams cuts 10 order, 2}@25c ..z.o.,
BEEF-Extra Mess, $4,000 20 90; Mess, $4,000 iSOo
BRICKS-First quality pressed, $500; ID do, S22O0 ];
BAuGTs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 per ton.
CORN-~Whte, 1O6t75c; Yellow, SS0@S3c
C0TToN-Orlinary, 3i@S4ci Good, Si@97c; Mid
'' CofFEE~Prme Rio Coffee, solI@S2c.
CUBA M0LhSS ES55a65
CANDLES Adamantine, 2S@3oc; Talow, aaa25
CIGA RS-Domestic and Imported, 2J0gl10.
CoAIs-First quality l0@.i5c: I'd quality 3569 Hoe
DOMESTICS- Mcrrimack Prints, 1896; srrague d.
27l5:American do 30; Ameskeag do ga; Duches u do
80 london Mourning do Y y; Amoskeag do q Lam
caster Ginghams 36 Delanes, 30; standard sheet
ms SO; fine Brown Shooting a"l Z; - do 30 ~ de
geaehed do 30 %; Ticks 81 9td1l J; striped shifting
23n25: Coored and Bleached Drills, aIl2a9i col"red
Cambria 26a2I14. ,.o,-a,,.
super, Sl000@ 200; Fine, ss6o@3~. .
FOEAGE-IIsy, 100000 per cwt; Corn, 9Gdl0o per
bushc: Oats COAT per bushel Bran 40na5O per bush
GIN 250@500.
II00pS--None
LEATHER-calf skins slo@slOO par dozen; Sole
Gather, i0@4sc. per pound .,oo
LUMBER-Clear per thousand, s7Ooo ID do s9oVo'
LlME-First quality, per bbl- s25O@s3oo ID qualit
0AKUM- -l6@1sc
0II~Wlale, por galsn, s20o@225; Liusoed, si75
Lard q l0d240.
PoRK-Mcss s32GO@35oO; Prime s25@92OO.
PoRiER-London, best brands, sioo fhladellhia
RGM-saAO66oo
| HOSIN-NGt quoted.
RorE-Mauiila, &3Gl26cs Hemp 25Gaec'
| SrGAR-nrown .15816ca Refined, Crushed, Powdered
and Granulated, n ha22c, White i0l4c; White IL
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

THE OMNIBUS LINE. The new ON
nibuscs "Fashion" and "Iinterprise,N
made their appearance yesterday upon
our streets, under the most favorable
auspices, many persons took advantage.
of the accommodation and at an early
hour in the morning, to go TO and return
from market. The ladies in the after
noon came down town shopping, and
returned home delighted with the new
enterprise and perfectly elated upon the
subject of fashion and their purchases.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

LosT HIS TRUNK. Yesterday morn
ing, upon the arrival of the Thomas
Kelso from Baltimore, one of her quar-
ter-boats was lowered for the purpose of
taking the mail to Portsmouth. An inn
patient passenger, not impressed with
the fact that there is luck in leisure"
Jumped in the boat as she was showing
off. and had his trunk put in after him.
The boat canted and threw his trunk
overheard, which sunk at once to the
bottom.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

THE WEATHER. The thermometer
at DR.. w. f. Lewis Drug store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Monday
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

7 ARG AUCTION SALE OF
i GOVERNMENT CORN, FODDER, &c-Will be sold
Public Auction at Auction Rooms Roanoke
Square and Whitewater street, Norfolk, Virginia, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1855, commencing at II ocl'k
A. NJ, the entire Crops the different Farms cultivated
by, and belonging the Frcedmens Bureau in Norfolk
and Princess Anne countless consisting of
10000 bushels less, of CORN in the ear and a
large quantity of FODDER, &c.
Particulars TO location, quantity, &c, be had
application to the Assistant Superintendent Of Freedmen,
No. 20 Catherine street. Norfolk at the Auction House
of Shaw 4 Roberts,
The Corn has been gathered, and can be examined any
day previous to day of sale.
Terms cash, in Government Funds
By order, A.. s. FLAGG
Captain aud A. q. NJ, and Supt. II. n. and A. h.,
novT-Tt First District Virginia.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

IT, S. DISTRICT Court. This Court
did not meet yesterday, in consequence
of Judge Underwood falling to arrive
from Richmond.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

CORPORATION COURT. This court, in
consequence of the Circuit Court being
in session, adjourned to meet on Thurs
day next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-06

49, me World" which, being true, wO ~
SyoAs 21nAton Harlan and Harris were there g were
e6Ss~ nxfus dAaghtsu Ars Morgan WIS there.
oressA WIN ner usual elegance. Nrs Bustood a Ne0
York, was present Captain Robert lincoln az Ceneri
GRANTS Weus was there In uniform MAJOR Ccuer1
Hooker, moro than usually complainant attended NJ
nece& AI Stanton was present. drezsad In wh,tIk
satin Secretaries Welles and Usher and their ,adiss
were pres The old saamander Vice Admiral Psrr.
gut part Of this brill ant group John Burns tSs
hero Of Gettysburg, was also conspicuous
CLOSING SCENES.
The guests passed from the President 10 the roo
where the marine band playing necessarily Herd
WAS q tremendous jam Of ladies' and gentlemen, through
which q passage kept open, and the guests
passed out through a window. Nothing remarkable
occurred here. No chance TO show or dresses Ne
chance with friends. Al eleven O'Clock the
outside door closed Hundreds were unable 10 OBJ
tain adrnittanco.
The outside like that around the door or
theatre. Just before twelve o'clock the band played
"Yankee Doodle y and the rooms were rapidly cleared
BY midnight the lights dead-the guests had led.
The President was so thoroughly that he 6
ence disrobed Officers who visited him after the
cepsion on military business found him diAabiHa
The crush during the evening had been too great for
comfort enjoyment II 10 said that hereafter the
ceptons will be exclusive and that tickets will b.
issued No notice taken Of the negroes present. ana
no remarks made about them There was much leo
trouble about carriages in getting away from the rcoe
ton but still the officers and soldiers detailed to take
charge OF the arrangements evidently
10 that sort OF duty and would have done better the
front a battle Az the last carriage rolled of police
man oustly remarked "Thats the end Of insuguratoa
day" "Good luck 60 with YOU"
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The Nasch term Of the law courts commences today,
but in consequence Of the national celebration little -
business will DO transacted The chances that ates
calling the calendars the judges In the several coars
will order until Tuesday. The general term o.
cisions In thu Supreme Court and Court q Commoa
Pleas may be announced but ID more than probable
that there win be decisions until Tuesday In the
case OF Hoyt the Sixth Avsnue Railroad Company,
where the rig Of the defendants 70 exact the additions
one cent is involved, the decision Of the Commos
Pleas general looked forward TO with considerable
interest The Hooker injunction caso in the suproms
Court and the Strong divorce case In the Superior CouT
will also attract attention. On the calendar OF the
Supreme Court special erm there three hundred ana
sixty DO disposed Of seventy OF which are
taken by the city in instituted against
COURT cALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CouRT-CRcun Part Nos. 1882, 1880
119s 725 l41 443 l16l, 1887 1855, 5l3 5l7, $50, SAT
GAL $685. 3sl, 4l9, 1856 1885, 337 Part 2Nos. $40, 6oA
s26 1882 1925 OTIS 1O4S $40, 100, 2s6 49, COS, go
e42 9O2 6Ss, 6e4, lilo, 716, 1905
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Part Mos 1887, 4791, 3420x.
4969 1927 1905 1885 4o77, 4979, 49S3, 4957 3946x.
4273 3l45 4223 Part 2-Nos. zoos, 3l2S, 1150, $500
4444 1890 4s72 4s7s. 1904, 5000, SooS, 6ol2, 6olA
COMMON PLHAs-Part Mos $50, 9s, 40, 7s7 e1AL
752, 673, l02, So 422 2l6, 100, ITO, s71, s72 o3L
Part 2-Noa $751; $751; SIT, 404, 623, A. 6A2, Ill ia
8, 20, 788 124, 293, 1898.
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The InaIicmabls Right OF Every Cttsxs9
OF the United states freedom Of speech freedom 81 P:se
fui freedom Of the this guaranteed - -
~ ths American Magma Chara-the Constitution nsAdeR
can YOU estimate its vauct The woman who wcun
az for Siberia should be held 10 The came estimation
pauenu The Judge who allows ambitious mssesnAV
motive 70 swerye him from lust dseision, Or We psrlnr
sslows made for But ten Ne Oh = chlysl y -Ai
ber Of order loving obsying Union devoess " ssrve
and Of afasn fos whore 10 the divinity Of saysr
that sAnnos speak Of except 10 whsperd Dr. HUN.
TERs.ohcc 10 Il No. Division street He has no esAee
onceesht roosns and private eutrance Ne cures snrvn
pertaining 70 the urinary WEans ~ n~s o. AMMAN ueaA
And eaxN Wild VAla' RfauA
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piles. Pflss-Dr. Witmer's Pile suppose.
tory certain for Bleeding and Itching fnes 49,
for New York l6t Bowery.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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Country.

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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservativo
and Wig Depot wholesais and retail No. Astoe HOUSE
Tho dvc applied BY skilful artists
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of The feet cured By Dr. xACHARIRs -
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalixed Lotteries
and information given Drawings sent
8. CLUTR. Broksr's once, No l7e Broadway.
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Hale's Honey OF sKSrshsunA anA Tasse-
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Ladies--Uso sterling's Ambr0sia no.
your rats MICE Rabbits 0rscan ours waterfalls and crmp
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Caution.-I, the Undersigned, am the
owner Of letters patent Of the United States originally
granted early 1854, which % the sscu.tye
right OF making selling and using Ffrs-Coilarr, Cuna
Ac made entirely Of in imitation Of sArched ns2
musn Il used All persons who make sell tho
mentioned articles without right obtained from nfrnoe
both OF said patents and render thsmseveo
liable 70 FOR damages The only parties 70 whom haze
license manufacture the above articles IL
lockwood Manufacturing Company, Of 3 7 and 10 south
Third street. Philadspha and their goods are duy and a.
tincty stamped with the dases Of me Rstent
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
MachElcs WILSON, o2s Broadway. -
Wheeler Wilson q Button Hole Machine.
Hoyt,s Hiawatha Hair Restorative
Tho only perfecs Restorative for Gray Hair. Once unh
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfo
Dye. FACTORY 81 Barclay street
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A.-Why IL Phalon's Night Blooming
cEREus hks Love: Yoans Drsani' Because 'rhsrse
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Bradley's Patent DUPLEX Elliptic, on
Double Spring Skirt bound 70 drive all others out -
use for arst class article 70 SAY Al the fashion wc
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A Silent Sewing Machine,
WILCOX GIBBS, 800 Broadwsg.
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q
nothing than the hardened and snswy cultivated
In that occupation could Be 20 shaken and stand IL
There he Stood shaking and shaken, and SIN coming up
6ad been whe-but the honest hand Of the great Anne
rican people touching IL ten Thousand times had
backened IL Mr. Lincoln hooked weary, but DO locked
WE'LL and to one who commisserated him for the milo
tton OF courtesy he responded readily thai he was 70
live yet" Nay the time BE- very far distant whom
he win no. .Ds 70 so credit Is sad 20 % ,:
awkward in some situations and thoee doubtless the
stuations which he has been most By those who
have insisted upon this point In their pictures He
not At ali awkward the platform In the morning WHERE
In front Of assembage representative In degree
o. S 81 that make ~ ss sear. 70
tall form In harmony with the sceDe, and w bold
outline served only TO distinguish him n tho man above
but the awkwardness Ia due 70 the situation which
mean and unnatural one. He would be Q mean and small
man who would not DO more or less awkward In IL
shakspero has presented with this very SITUATION
and has shown how Affects large headed man for
Coriolanus boforo tho Roman people In not much
ARTIFICIAL idea thai he must be shaken BY the hand BY
Tom Dick aud Harry, simply because he N Of all the
Romans tho man most 10 70 DO Consul II 10 certain
that Mr. Lincoln discharged this duty with divine pa
Mrs Lincoln stood near 10 Mr. Lincoln, acknowledging
the courtesy Of such Of the BY a. recognized her
She was chasiely dressed In silk Of light neutral tint
drab ornamentcd with lace Near 10 Mrs Lincoln was
Commissioner French, the who did not clean Penn
syl,ania avenue The mud Of Washington has, perhaps
been mentioned before.
In another part OF tho room in which the President
was stationed several dgnitarcs loungcd In converse
tonal Mr. Stanton chntcd with one OF the fares
OF New York's married daughters whose elegant and
simple toilet and dress Of drab silk and velvet
no % nsn ss ~
Secretary on such ali vvscity and smiles
Near 70 the group stood Mr.. Seward, his fac stilI
had doubtless been provoked BY . ajoke" Of the
0rst water Tho Joke we didn't hear Mr. Seward
assured several persons shAs .hs Wa "shs grsasss'
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To move on was not dincut because all the people
moved togethcr and individual swept along Like
q stick In frcshet Moreover, the crowd excss-
sivcly good naurcd Very few complaints were made,
and indeed there very little tank about the inaugu-
ration al all. Tho ladies chated about friends and
fashions and ruined ney, for every dress was spoiled
The goesppcd about the mud tho weather and the
fam In all his minglIng with the throng outsids your
reporter heard expressions Of opinion for or against
Mir Lincoln until the ceremonies were all over and the
crowd dispersed An the ladies' moved on 70 the north
entrance there was grand national display Of ankes
Representative ankles exhibited by the fair danes
and lasses OF every State In the Union The variety Of
shape and size and hoee'was perfectly bewderng; but
avery foot was muddy and overy skirt bedraggled.
AT THE DOOR.
Oficers and officials al the door, scyutlnixing each
ruke carefully and rejecting all who did not present the
magic pastebosrd The tickets printed In black
= white ground and were In this FORM